tf
AKIi LAKtlU IIROOllS WOIITAHLLV
Twelve huitdrcd Huffy little
clucks one day olil enclosed inn
circular apace twelve feet in
diameter nnd mothered by a sin
glooll stove, represents one of
the neculiar features of an exper
iment which is now beinpr carried
on by Professor James Drydcn
of the OrcKon Agricultural Col-
Ioko.
The experiment is for the pur
pose of testing the feasibility of
raising chickens in largo Hocks.
It has been the belief up to this
timo that chickens could IP
raised only in small broods. IJ
the now method proves success
ful it will bo a groat boon to the
poultry industry.
The chicks which are being
used in this experiment wore
hatched in incubators. Twelve
machines were used; the mach
ines producing an average of one
hundred chicks each. This num
ber of chickens wore hatched
from a total of 1350 eggs.
"The reason why some towns
.grow is because there are men
of push and energy in them, who
are not afraid to spend their
time and money to boom tho
town. They erect substantial
buildings, organize stock com
panies and establish factories,
secure railroads, work for public
improvement and use all in their
power to induce people to locate
in their city. Whcrovor they go
they tell of tho advantages of
their city, they write about them
in every letter, they send circu
lars and newspapers to all whom
they think they can get to visit,
the city. When anyone visits
them they treat him so kindly
that he falls in loVO With them
,.,..., t,
nnd tllGIl' CltV at Once. It S en -
tnrnrie, nnrl OVOl'V OHO IHlllillir
lerjjnM. (IIIU CVl.I uilt- (U"""K .
together that makos a progress-1
ive town and don't let the fact
escape your memory.
" W.v I
'
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SUMMONS.
In tliu J mile-Con t for Hums District
llarnuy County, Orotjon.
J. W. Vnmlorpjol, pluliitiff,'!
v
Iinf
Anmilo JInlliew ami Jolt
W. r.itteraou. 'iBJenJati
To Augplo Mntl'w nuil John W
, Ii-
terson aUu naniml nelemlatits.
In llio naiiio hi tli Stnto o! Orison :
You niil nnrli of 5 on nrn hemby ru-
riuiroillo appear a.i.I .n.er tco.n.
plaint Men OKillllfl you in wio uuuiu ru-1
titled netion on or before Momluy May
30, 1010 tlio aaine Iminc tho last ilny of
the tlttiB prescribed in tho order of iho
Court diroctlng service of eumiiioim in
this catiM to be inadu by pnlilicittion,
und If you o fall to appimr and aiuvter
aid oomiilaint, for won I thoruof, the
plnintift will UkBJuilgetnuntnpilnst yoitl'
ami each of )ou for the sum of $200 00 J
with lei;al intrf8t thereon from the first
day of July 1900 fur the further mini of
$30.00 with legal inturoat thereon from
March 20lh, 1000 and for tho ciwts and
dinbtirseTieiiU of tin action. You will
further take notice that tlila ummnna
is fencd upon you and eacli of jon by
publlcatinti by virtue of an order of V.
C. Bynl Joelice of the IVaco for llurno
District, Harney County, Oregon ulucli
said order was made and outored on the
ICtli day of April, 1910 and directed that
this aummoiiH be pnlillflieil once each
week for six conwrutivo weuko. The
date of tho first publication of tlii Hum
raons Is April Irttli 1010 the last publica
tion is May 3S, 1010.
V. C. I1YUI),
Justice of the I'eace for liunm District,
Hums, Oreijoii.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ;
I'SJTEI) STATES lANflOFFICK.I
Harm, Uieion, March m, 1110
Notice l hereby given that the Htatc nl Ore
con hai filed In thli oil Ice Ita application
irierlal Nu.IM.IMl to teloct. under the prolloni
if the Act of Congreii, approved Auuuit It. '
1HH, and aeti lupplementai and amendatory,
thereto, thl
SWJiNXiiKec l, T 'Jlij ( N K'.J NK't K c 3, i
T.8.,i:.r,K n . ,
'Any and ell twranui (IkiiiiIhi; adiernely ihe
landadencrlboil.or detlrlng to ol,j,c t became
ot the mineral character oil lie laud, oi f r .my
other rMii, to th,' llp,il to applitmit.
Ibould flic their aindavllnof j,rot.-t III llili
olllce, on or hvfureitic cxpiratluii of tbcpcloil I
i,l publUoUun
Wm. Fiinr. Iti'daier
rlnl publUatl.Mi prll 9, 1 u
Lat jiuMli ailmi May II. I I0
COLONIST RATES
tg OREGON Sri
t Northwest
The management of the Oregon Railroad
& Navigation Co. takes great pleasure in
announcing that the low rate from East
ern cities, which have done so much in
past seasons to stimulate travel to and
Bottlement in Oregon, will prevail again"
' this Spring DAILY from March X to April'
15, inclusive.
FE3QJPZ-JE3 OIF1 OBElQ-OJSr
,. . eea-i. - , hi ill .y iHii.fiH Mill'
The railroads have done their part; now
it's up to you. The colonist rate is tho
greatest of all home-builders. Do all you
can to let Eastern people know about it,,
and encourage them to come here, where
land is cheap and home-building easy and,
attractive.
Fares can be Prcpaycd at home if desired
Any agent of tho road named is authoriz
to receive tho required deposit and tele
graph ticket to any point in tho East.
Remember the Rates From Chicago $33;
from St. Louis, $32; from Omaho and Kan
sas City, $25. This reduction is propor
tionate from all other cities.
WM. McMUKRAY. General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
NOT1UK FOtt 1'UUIitOATION.
ilurns, Oregon, Ajml V,10'.O,
Notlco In hctebr Wen tint Th guts i ol ! Ow
son
Jim men
In
111 I Otllee It
Its
atirdlc
cation
VSerlal No oll'Wlto teloct, under Hi ProvU
o( the Art of Concrsss, Approved Aiirni'
is H, and deli piilenifiitl and mmu
til provUlona
tut 11,
torj
tnereio, i no
NKJiRKti SCO. S3 unit NWt,HV PfCllon W, T
2.18,ll.liAK., W.M.
Anr end Ml persons tiUlmliiR adwsely llie
lamln describe.', ot doatrliiR to obieol hcHo
ol th mineral character at Iho Unit, t (or
an; other reason, In the disposal toMiiillcatil,
should tile tholr smdalls ol .protest In t lit;
otllee, n or twlnre ttio oiplrslliin ol Ibo period
ol luililioitlon,
Wm Kami, lltslslor.
Kltt nubtlcallon, April Id, 1010.
Last publlcitllon, May HI, WIO,
NOTION 'FOR 1'UIH.IOATION.
UNITli Htrnn I.aNii Orrli K
IHinif, Oregon. April Mi0.
Noltee ) hereby siren that Iho NtMo of Ore
un h. hi.i iii idifl niitrt, Hi annltfatlon
(Serial No wM) to selpc I, under lh ProrHJoiu
ilil.. L.i.lil... ...b...a.lll IIJ 111,
oi me aciui vimum.. allium"-., -...m..--..
rtml acta fttipplvtuenlHl and amendatory there
to. th
NWli fi-c. 3.1. T. Wl H.. U. " K . W !., Norlh
ot Malheur Uke
Any and all lioteons rlalinlniidersely Ihe
lntnls desctlhed.ot ilctlrlnir to object iwvaues
ol Ibo mineral character ol Iho Unit, or lor any
nlhrtr uMo,l. 1.1 IllA lllltmmll to aPtWlCaill.
honhl III their aillilaUta ol proton in thl;
ortlcc, on or before tho esplretlou of Iho porloil
ot publication.
lYM.PAnacHsalsler.
Klrst publication April 10. 1010.
Usl publication May 31, 1910,
CONTEST NOTICE.
CONTEST No. 132.
UmtkmHtath I.ANnOrrirK
lliirm, Oregon, April 7, 1910.
A iiniclcutcontetamdaUthavliiirbeeti tiled
In this milio by wcutt si, iirowu.coiiioiiaiii,
attains! lloruvatead Kntry. No.Ols'J, made Jul;
jii nam. (nr KUNKW anil .NUSK.'i 8tCtlotl I
Townships, hoiilh, llsugo SJ fciwl, Willamette
Meridian, by Mlniito J. limeo. Conteslee In
whltli Ills alleged that said Minnie J. llruco has
holly aliainjuiinl sew una tor morn mail
mniitlu lt patt.hu nor ictllcil. or rrilileil
.in nintiitivttti.i iMin... M itMrtlrii ara borvby
nollllril to appear, reipoml, ami otror ovliltneo
toiiehliiRiililalleKallouat 111 o'clock a. m oil
Mny, I5IU. licloro Iho lteiililer ami ltecoly
ertttho Unlteil Htatca Uuil Utlleo In llunii,
Oreicou.
iii., raI.I e.mi0Btant hnvluir In a lironcr altt
ilavlt, llleil April A, 1910, act forth fact;
nhlchthow that after iliio Ulllitonco portoual
ervlro of Ihla notice cannot bo made. It li
hereby ordered ajid directed that iitrli notlco
oo Kien oy uno ami proper puuiieniiuu.
Wii, FAnnii, HeiiUtcr
CONTEST NOTICE.
I'ONTEST SO. 1M.
UMTnSTATitI.Ni) Orrtc,
Ilurm. Orcon,Aprll7, 1910,
, nitncleiileontiitaradarlthaylnitbeen filed
intbi.omce , t, ,, w5i.cSSllKl.,i
h. jVJJg55fa?, .tt&Mffffi.
:. ... fttf'tfmffilSSSi
ha.whollyalwmloiicdialdlandlorinorelhan
iv iiuiiitba laftt rait, bai neoriettlet or reite:
l..V1.nVn.,i,iviLi.r,i.:.altti,arllcarohereby
uotlfled lo appear, reipoml. and offer ; evidence
,0uchluirildKlleBatlon at 10 o'clock a. m. on
ui s-j. ijio iforo the uciur ami i eiv
H " u,,lu"1 "" Un 0,Tloe ,u ,ta"
The ald conteitant haliiit In Ltoper emoa.
Tit, flleil April . UIO, ret forth facta which
diuw that after due dllllgence perional lerTlce
oltnli notice cannm ue nines, u uanii
dercd and directed that inch notice be iclvln
ty one ami proper puuiicaiiim
Wh. Kumic, l!e eUtcr.
CONTEST NOTICE.
CONTKST NO. 1W.
USlTKUSTiTM luNli Orrici,
IHiriin. OreKOii, Apill 7, 1910,
A lutbclent contcit affidavit hayliiE been filed
In thU offlco by Scott M. llrown, conteitant,
a.tn.i lintnstoaii Kairr. No. 01IM. made July
JO. HKW, for WH of ! Hvetlun 31, Towmhlp 2ft
houin, naiiKO ;i ran. ,,i,iug,iw ,vm,ii., vj
Joel A ltlpley, L'onteitce, In which It n alleu
,m! thai laid Joel A. KlPler hai wholly aban-
ilooed laid land for more titan ilx inontln lait
P.j...nov.e
appear, rcipoun. ana oner eriueuce luuciuua
tfM?S
Uiuleu &iau iJinu unifo 111 imi, wbiuh,
,.H, rtl.1 AnrllA. 1910. net forth facta Which
Tnewidcouiviiani naviuc in pi-ujmr
itaow that alter due diligence perional lervlce
of thli notice cannot bo made, It l hereby
IK1
ordereil and directed tbatiuch notice lx given
by ilue ana proper puDiicauon.
Wx Farms, KeiiUtcr.
This rifle is built
for settled districts.
where good range and killing
power are desired, with safety
to the neighborhood.
The ZZn&t .25-20 Is a light, quick
handling, finely-balanced repeater,
with the solid top, closeddn breech
and side ejection features which make
fflar&t puns safe nnd ogreeable to
use and certain In action.
Itlimadttouiethe powerful new high
velocity moktleie loadi wlih Jacketed
bullcta al well aa the well-known black
powder and low prmure imokrlen cart,
rldgci, and la the Ideal rlle for target work,
flf?fffcv
ror wooocnucki, geeie,
hawki, fnti, etc., tip
to300yardi.
Thli rifle and ammu
nition, and all other
ZBar&Jt rcpeatcri,arc
fully described In our
I36-pag catalog. Free
for 3 itampe poitagc.
pvaej
vin
TLLLLLULIJjLA
TfipffiarfftJOrearms Co.,
U Willow Street' HEW HAVEM. CONN.
I ANS 1894 m
Job printinsr-The Tlmos-Herald
Cottrill & Clemens havo put In
a first class saw mill IJ miles
west of Cold Springs is near tho
valley with Reed road. In first
class timber picked trees from
tho government Prepared to do
custom work. Seo them about
your government permit at once.
EstkAYED Camo to my place
ono black maro about 9 years old,
three whito feet and Btar in foro-
head, branded an open chain link
with bar abovo on right stiilo,
scar on right hind leg. Ono sor
rel maro, three whito foot, whito
face, about ton years old, brand
ed TL connected with quarter
circle bar over on right shouldor.
Owners may havo Bamo by prov
ing property and paying charges.
Rout. Hudspeth,
Bums, Oro.
Any lady reader of this papor
will receive, on renuest, a clover
"No-Drip" Coffee Strainer Cou
pon privilege, from Dr. Snoop,
Rncino. Wis. It is silver-plated,
vory pretty, and positively pro-
vonts all drum ng of tea or colieo.
Tho Doctor sends it, with his
now free book on "Health Coffeo"
simply to introduco this clover
substitute for real coffee. Dr.
Shoop's Health Coffeo is gaining
its great popularity becauso ef:
first ita exquislto tasto and fla
vor; second, its absolute health
fulness: third, ita economy li
lb 25c: fourth, its convenience.
No tedious 20 to 30 minutes boil
ing. "Made in a minute" says
Dr. Snoop. Try it at your gro
cer's for a pleasant surprise.
Sold by Reed Bros.
NOTICE
Any and all persons owing the
firm of Hagoy. Fcnwick & Jack
son, cither on account or note,
are hereby notified that all such
accounts and notes are now in
the hands of C. II. Leonard for
collection. Such persons are
hereby requested tolmake imme
diate settlement of the same.
Dated Aug. 6th, 1909.
Hagey, Fenwick & Jackson.
NO TKKSPASSINO.
Hunting ia forbidden upon my
plnco adjolninc Burns. TretpttBH
rs will be prnaeoutod.
O. II. VOEOTLY.
NOTICE OK SALE.
In tho County Court ot tho State ol Oro-
Kou for llornoy County.
In tho matter ol the Estato of William
I). Iluclianan.dccoanil.
llascxl upon tho oilflod petition ol
(uorgo I-. Iluchanan, tho unnllfioJ ami
noting administrator ol tho eitate ol
William I). Iluchanan, deceased, filed
herein, from which It appears to be lo the
heat Intereit of tho raid citato and all
parties Interested theroln, that the real
ostato of tald eatata altuato In the ald
county arid atato bo aold, aa a wholo aod
detcrlbodtui follews: Ktf NWJr EH
BW'h. ud SIJ ; Soction 0, Tp. 82, It 83
B. W. M.
Notice is hereby ulyon lo pursuant
to an order of said Court duly
made and entered on tho 7th day of
March, 1010, to all persons Interested In
tho said estate; and particularly Hllen
J. Iluchanan widow, Jdsqribbio Bpencer,
William T. Jtucliftiinn, Harriett J. liar
rUon, Joseph V. IJacbttmn, Amanda
Martin, Klltfl Margin, George L. Illicit
iimn, and Mouroo Iuchansn, heirs of
tho said William I, tyucbanat!, de
ceased; to appear, bpfoo tho County
Court of said County and, State, at tho
Court-room thereof, In said county and
slate, on tho 2nd day of May, 1010, at 10
o'clock In tho forenoon of said day,
then and there tp, show cause, If any
tlioy havo why an ordor as prayed for In
tho petition should not bo granted to
Iho riaid administrator to sell all of Ihe
tea! estato of the said estato at either
public or prlviito salo for tho purposes
mentioned in said petition, as ho shall
Judge to bo for the best Interests of an Id
entail) and all parties Inlorestod therein
This notice Is ordered published once
u week for four succes ive weeks In Tho
Timoa-IIernld, a nonspaptr prlnlod and
published at Hums, Oregon, In said
County tho first publication thoroof Sat
urday, .March 12, 1010, the last publica
tion April 0,1010.
Dated this 7th day of March, 1010.
OI20IIQU I IIUCHANAN,
Administrator,
JOHN ROBINfON
Slock Inspector, flarnev, Cojwljr.
Home Addrsss, Burns, Or.
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FlMKJDur'Jb., SaaFwwU
NEW CLUUBINQ PROPOSITION
Wo have arranged to offer In
connection with this papor, tho
now monthly farm mngazino just
started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. II. W. Campbell and devot
ed to tho subject of how to farm
in tho dry country and how to
got best results from soil tillage
undor normal conditions. This
Papor Ih Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and wo offer It clubbed
with Tho Times-Terald both for
$2.G0 per year cash. Prof. Camp
bells' now paper is n monthly,
chock full of good things, the
only papor of Its kind in tho
world, and it embodies tho re
sults of tho editor's many years
of painstaking investigation of
tho soil tillage proposition.
Religious Service.
Tho following nro Rev. A. J.
Irwin's regular preaching ap
pointments for tho year 1910.
Burns tho third and fourth
Sundays of each mouth at 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. .
Sunset School Houso nl 10:30
a. m. tho first Sunday of cacli
month.
Narrows nt 3 p. m. and 7:30
p. m. tho first Sunday of each
month.
Waverly at 10 a. m. tho second
Sunday of cacli month.
Lawen at 3:30 p. m. and 7:30
p. m. tho second Sunday of each
month.
Denstead School House at 3 p.
m. tho third Sunday of each
month.
Sunday School at Burns every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock a
m.
Services at tho Baptist Church
first and second Sundays in each
month. Sundny School at 10 a
m. every Sundny. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening.
Tbo Lone Star
RESTAURANT
China (iforKO, Proprietor.
Cor. Main nud II streets.
pIBflJUS AT Abb HOURS
Bakery In connection.
A Specially of Short Orders.
Tnblo furutrihutl with ovorytliing
tho market iiilordH. Your pulrtiii
ngoiiolicited. nmuiAi. niiiKcTniiY
TATK OIIKIIIiro
U H.Bunalura
Jiiiiatliaii lloiirno Jr
I7u. K. CliamUxlaln
V It Kill.
I,' v llawlry
A, M. ('rawfnnl
K, W, llimftou
r W llarmm
.0 A Hlcl
...., II. Ariorram
W 8 liuntw.j
i K. H. Iluall
. Y.K. Moure
1 Ituljt Kailu
Cotisrriaincii
Attortltjr General
Uutnrnur
fecretarr nl Ktala
Treasurer
Hu,t. I'ubllc liiilrurtluii
Stata I'rlnttr
8uprcmo JdJjei
NINTH JUDICIAL lilHTIIIcr.
DlitrlctJinlKo
lilitrlct Atwirucr
Deputy Dlit Attx
Uco. K. Pavli
) W MH'lllllH'll
.. U II l.eutlalil
Circuit Court iuc.l tliu tint .Mumlay
April ami tint Mguilajr lu OcluUr.
Joint 8iialur . . .
Jolul'lleplciolitatlri,
C W f.nlili
W 11 IJri.uka
OOWKTt IIAIlKKYt
Uuontjr Juile
Clark
Treaiurcr
tiurtajrvt
Htiarlff
Aiifiaur
school Buiil uk n ilint
t'oromr
stock Iiiivvctor,.
CominliafoDCti
J. 1'. Hector
Bam ilotlmnlicail
, I! N Jaiueaou
A I) Kaulkuvr
A. K. Itlcliariliuu
J. J, liolirxan
I, M Hamilton
J to licit)'
.Joint lUibltiiun
IN. mallanl
ft ahiiijtIIi
Counljr Cuurt nii'ili the Brut Wnlutmlajr hi
Januar), Maicli. Ma;, July, HrptoiuUir ami
Nuvooilxr.
UAkrlkT t'. a, LAN li iimct".
Keslittr
RtcelTsr
Win Karro
Flank Daxy
ciTf. iitinfa-
41 ay or.
Ileoorilor, ..
Treamror
ilaiiliil,
Ham Miiltotilitail
.1'. T, llatulall
J,U Uelcoiiio Jr
M.r. Mliiiami
(to. u. Ilruwn
A, C, Wrlrom
Jitnllomlisrllii
AHBh.Iii
1'iiuticllmuii
omu
K
llt'iimni of tlii) Cuuiii'll onry rlccoml auit
Kimrlli Wcilnculay.
DralaNd
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Asia.' IIIV ISiSS sM
NOW
VeW time
fit tb tr to titT1
your teeth tiut nJ
pllo ndultldct
4r to Lit
fni
tk none, lorQut
rt towu ifttnmt wq
Snuu iis -nn
rlJiin work In on
dar If nortM-isirrt
HolirCrowni $5.00
22kBrlJiTU3.60
Gftt.niiiiifi 1.00
Cnamtl rilllnn 1.00
BIU.f rilllngi ,00
putti 0,00
rut.i 7.50
LW.LWU.rHiMif mMAiAua P-'"1" Elr,tlon .60
IIH4MJIBI4MMI1UH . -s.w-..
m liumu pisn- ur vnuM wins
if iou cannot Bfitbtitar
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lor titltcu vor
Wise Dental Qo.
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Lumber Yard in Burns,
THE ANDERSON HOTEL
MK. nnil MRS. CIIAS.J.ANDP.USON, Propts.
we nro nlcuscd to uiinoutico to.otir oltl-timo friends
und cuatomurs tlmv wo huvo nRain Uikcn clmmo ot
our hotel. Wo just completed rcnovnliiijr tho en
tiro bulldiiiff and you will ilnd tho old-timo homo
comforts when you call. Wo hope to see you soon.
The old favorite Family Hotel where guests receive
Special Attention and Oood Service.
SOUTH BURNS, OREOONNear Fair Grounds.
THE TIMES-HERALD
Job Printing.
ffl.E5 TliE W1NDS0K 3
and & Qulind,
k
BlacksUliing and
llorseshoing.
Wagon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns, Oregon,
PROFESSIONAL OARD8.
Wm. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Horn", Orogon,
Itoom 6 snd 0 Odd Follow Iltilldlnir
G.A. REMBOLD
Attornoy-at-Law,
Darns, Oregon
OhfVH. II. ILioonard.
ATTOHNEV-AT-tAW,
Oftroful nttontlon given to Collfrc-
tloriB nnd Hoal Estate mAtlert).
1'lre Insuraneo.
Notary Publla
Buhnb, OnxaoN.
GEO. S. 8IZEMORE,
ATTOMNKY,
HUItNfl, Okeqon
Collcctlou, Land builnsas, and ktal
Kitato matter promr lit attnUd to.
CHIRUES W. EhlilS
LAWYER
Burns, - - Oregon
I'raotlcvs In tho fjtato Courts and bc
foro tho V, H. Ijind Ofllco.
A. W. GOWAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
State Courts nnd United, States
Land Ofllco Practice
Threo doors South of tha
Harney County National Bank"
Burns, Oregon.
J. LU. CBARV
rhvnlclnti and Surgoo.
IluriiH, - - - Oregon.
Offlco in now hulldlng south of Walcooitt
harness shop. Main St.
I'l.oimMalnW.
Physicians and Surgeons
Calls answurod promptly night or day
Tliono Uitrrlman.
Harrlman, Oregon
MHRSPEft & GRIFFITH
I'hyslclans nud Surgeons.
DURNB,, OHEOON.
b. E. HIBBRRD
ZD IE ZEST "X X S T
Ofllco first door cast photo gallery
Durns. Oregon.
W, C. UROWNr
DBITTIST.
IluiiNS, OsaaoN.
Oflico In now land of&eo building, next
door north ol post office.
Bocirrrrta.
HAUNKY U)DQK, NO, 17, J.O U T.
UmIi trsry Sturdajr In Odd Kelloar Hall
at 7:30 1 id. K.A.Cole.
Ar.ur llorluu, Bacrotarf. N.O.
IIUKNULOIHIK NO. 7. A. T. A M..
Merit ever; tint aud third Haturilay In onrli
uiunlli. J. K. Uaxau. W. M,
TUua, Hken, 8crtarjr.
IIAHNEV VALLEY CAM I' No. Ml. W.ut W.
UmIi ererr flrit aud aacouiLTuasdar,
Tuaiday,
cOlaln, Com.
v, n. aici
W. A. Qowan, Clark.
ItUHKd CIIA1TKK NO. 40.O. K.H.
Mania ararr mconj anil (nartb Uondara. In
Maaonle Hall. EraBvnl. W.U.
(net Uowan, Beoratarjr.
rtYLVIA KEIIKKAII DEQUKE No.O.
Meets ererjr lat and Id Wednaaday,
Mar O lv. N. U.
Delta lullanl Keo. Bec'r.
TUI.K CIHCLK Mo. MS, W. ol W.
Meeta erorjr fourth TunJar.
Maud llorton, O. M.
Ilatttraooilman, Clerk.
$1500 Reward!
Tbe Orf ion Call,
lorula and Nerada
Ure Btirfk I'roteo
lion Aaioclatlon, of
vftilrh the under-
laned la a member
will ftWo 11.000.00
revrarilloreTldince
leaillns to the ar
real and conTtctlon
ol an I'arty ur par
lies lealtafhorift,
cattle or mutts he
louslnstoanjrof Ita
tneinoers.
'ffm.
In addition lolbe at.oe, Ihe underalgntd of,
(era on tlio aame cundltlou l.VW.00 for all hortea
kraiiilt'd liorie alios bar on both or either Jaw
llraiul rocordi'd In eight counties. Itanje liar
tier, I.ako and ( rook countlt'i, Horses Ttntiil
uben ioM,
Nouebiil grown bono lold.and onlylnUme
buurhei.
W, lll!0 X, File, Oregon
Wo colloi't fvorywltoru anil mako u
cliari;o tmliHS collection is tnaJe. We
liloiteo our clients
AtlilroHS
MOIUUN MXKCANTIUE Co.,
Kontiiii llldi:.,. 1'ortland, Oro.
The Harney Valley Brewing Co.
Mannfacturors ot
Family Trad. SoIlclt.dFrec'.Dcllvcry
T. E. JENKINS, Manager
Sumpter Vail
Railway
TIMB TAIIMC NO. .'Ill IN
JUNK II, IIHJB.
KIM.
Wosl llonnd.
No -1 l'nss n tit.
Ksst I'm
No. 2 l'rtss p,
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0138 " ,
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10:04 "
10:07 "
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Art
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10:17 " Stodihtid Jtinctlont
10:22 " "Water TniiM
10:32" "IIobii's Htmrt
10:30 " MoKwciif
10:65 JUNCJTIONt
11:10" Htiinpttr
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11:40" fJiimmltt
NOON
12:00 " "0 I- Cnmpt
P.M.
13t05 " WliltticyJ
12U0 " TII'TONt
1:10 Ar Austin
Stop on HlKfiiiln only No niTil
Tlrkots IhsiilmI only for stntlons vt
trains nru Nchrilnlcil to mako ng-
stons. I'ltsPi'imcrit tiitmt tmroliiiM I
eta whom nfjeiitH cxit hoforo t'tilH
trains or SO renlft In nililltlon lo tin
Rular fnro will ho clinked.
J08HIMI A. WKBT, Hut
aitANTai;i)i)i:s, AHt. sopt.
r,-7r
ARMS
wo for tnls by all progressive
'iarchvnre a-d Sporting
Goods Merchants
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"OUNSAMDCUMNING"-
wlll lw mulled ih tpni 1 I
applicant by .1 Sir-1 vm A
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wnen you want u qjii-. cu:c mqr
any loss of time, and one that Is foIloAJ
by no bad results, uss
Chamberlain's
Colic, Uno.ra ar
Diarrhoea Remet
It never falls and U pleasant to
It Is equally valuaMe for children.
famous tor Its cutes over a large
the clvtllted world.
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JOHN GEM llEHLIN(r,
Jowolor. optician, aa
imsravoi.
'Fine Watch Repairing; A
I cialty.
Don't IUtk ercn a inni- until litnlth r.tc;
Andlracan Jiiitciivrlly t at
lam thtinna tilivslcian l ho Ml s la tlii s'a
will, out nl mir iivin luicki t lur turluirca
dmi It It t.nU to briui; .' u liui i
And for V) y.un Ur Fliooti'i imdlrln ibfl
Get lalf
liwn til nnd rrcammoiiildl in i t nr r ir j
lumlitln Ain.rn.i uur aru t" -U'i ' '
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know linn SJ m n yij 13 iiiilrk
Simon's lti. M moralu 'I
lirin tlienilarVtnlicnMlinimln UutUx ulri
ther iKllhcly uiko no in i n- i tn
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