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BURNS SURE OP RAILROAD
The Great Resources of Territory, lrrl
gallon and Timber Attractive to Road
President Davidson of tho Ore
gon & Western Colonization Co.
wliilo in tho city this week ex
pressed his confidence of thin
city getting ti railroad. Ho says
it is tho no icy ot railroads in.'iv
days to ko after business in all
parts of its territory and that
jt was not reasonable to oxpei Lj
lim, l oimnlv nnoa rlii'nlirrli n l.io
nirrieiiltiirnrRGctioii such ns Hur
ney Valley without covering tho
territory completely.
Farmers are not expected to
haul their products and material
to a distant railroad in these days.
They are furnished with trans
portation just as quickly and as
conveniently as it is possible.
With the largo productive area
in the northern part of this val
ley furnishing immediate tonnage
it is generally conceded that this
territory will have immediate
consideration once the main line
is built into the Valloy. The
only available timber supply be
ing to tho north of tho valley and
the development of tho Silvies ir
rigation project are strong factors
in bringing immediato considera
tion to this portion of the valley.
These are our best cards and will
be the means of bringing us a
line of road just as soon as it can
be taken up.
The timber and irrigation will
also develop that territory in ad
vance of less favored sections as
no doubt the irrigation system
will be taken up in units and en
larged upon gradually as condi
tions will permit.
LAND SCHOOLS ALL OVER STATE.
(Continued from page 1.)
yancement of the state's agricul
tural resources. The slogan will
be, "Land Schools for the Coun
try," and it is believed that land
schools established in various
parts of the state under the sup
ervision of the state agricultural
college will have a wonderfully
beneficial effect upon the agricul
tural development and the future
prosperity of the state.
The excursion party will return
to Portland early Saturday morn
ing. Delegations from valley
towns will join the party at Cor
vallis. WE SHOULD TRY FLAX.
Two years ago fine specimens
of flax raised on Wm. Hanley's
"Barley Farm" was on exhibi
tion at the county fair. Those
who have some knowledge of
conditions say that Harney coun
ty is well adapted to the raising
of flax and our farmers should
take advantage of the offer of
the American Linseed Oil Co. to
try it
To encourage the raising of
flax by Oregon farmers, E. H.
Smith, western seed manager of
the American Linseed Oil Com
pany, has announced that his
firm will distribute up to 100
bushels of seed flax if each
rancher will sow one-quarter
bushel to one-half acre of land
according to directions accompa
nying each package of 14 pounds
of seed. This seed will be ship
ped freight prepaid upon appli
cation to the Portland Linseed
Oil Works. This should give each
grower from 8 to 12 bushels of
seed which he may retain uncon
ditionally for the next year.
DRY FARMING ALFALFA SLED.
The growing of alfalfa on the
dry-farming lands of Oregon in
cultivated rows for the produc
tion of seed has been the special
dry-farming hobby of Prof. II.
D. Scudder of the Oregon Agri
cultural College. He has advo
cated this plan widely throughout
Eastern Oregon for the past five
years, and is begining to see
practical results on a large scale.
A prominent wheat farmer at
Arlington has planned to put in
160 acres of alfalfa on his dry
land, and has asked the agrono
my department of the college for
special instructions and for the
best seed. Another man, one of
the largest wheat farmers in
Gilliam County, is to put in 1,000
acres of alfalfa this spring. Tho
greater number of letters coming
to Prof Scudder and all parts of
eastern and central Oregon on
this subject indicates tho first
great change for the better in
dry-farming agriculture there.
You judge a man not by what
ho promises to do, but by what
he has done. This is tho only
true test. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy judged by this standard
has no superior. People every
where speak of it in tho highest
terms of praise. For sale by all
dealers.
Always ready for job printing.
VALLEY VIEW ITEMS,
Tho lectUro on dry farming
given at tho Valley View school
houso Wednesday ovonintr, April
17th by Supt Breithaupt of tho
experiment station whilo not so
largely attended as wo could lmvo
wislied a more intelligent and at
tentive an audience would bo hard
to find. Tho subject of dry farm-
K which mr. nroiumupi luciui-
1 on was handled in an able am
masterly manner. Ho came '
.VOll IllllUg With llilll Oil tllO Sill)-
with such sound reasoning
and good judgment you are con
vinced by following his instruc
tions you can make a success of
fanning. It is necessary, in fact
it is tho duty of every intelligent
man who expects to get tho ncc
tessitiesnnd luxuries of lifo from
tho soil, to hear theso lectures the
date of which wo will advance
later on.
II. P. Huntly left Vale on tho
15th for here.
Arthur Saunders who has been
on the sick list is again able to
be around.
Mrs. Lester of Burns is visiting
friends in Valley View.
Albert Rose is off for the mill
to be gone several months.
C. D. Howard, Master of the
Valley View Grange was hero
attending grango on Saturday
April 20"lh.
Chas. Raycraft is reported on
the sick list
Sunday School every Sunday
at 2 o'clock p. m. everybody in
vited.
A. B. Whitney Jr., will preach
at the school houso on Sunday
April 28th at 3 p. m. You are
cordially invited to come.
Children are much moro likely
to contract the contagious dis
eases when they have colds.
Whooping cough, diphtheria,
scarlet fever and consumption
are diseases that are often con
tracted when the child has a cold.
That is why all medical authori
ties say beware of colds. For the
quick cure of colds you will find
nothing better than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It can al
ways be depended upon and is
pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all dealers.
Three room cottage and barn
for rent. Inquire at this office.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.
Notice it hereby given that tlm under.
fljjn til Imebeen duly appointed ndinln
itttrntorof tho estate of James 1.. Yarlun,
dt'iuaftixl. All perions having clalina
against Bald ontato are hereby required
to present the same tome, properly veri
fied, at Duma, Oregon, within aix
months from tho date hereof.
Dated thin tilth day of March, 1011!.
D. N. VARIEN. Admlnlatrritor.
PETITION TOR LIQUOR LICENSE. .
Wo, the undersigned legal volar and
actual residents of Albereon l'rorinot,
Hurney County, btate of Oregon, to
grant a liieme to II. I.. Ilnrt to eell
Spiritous Malt and Vinous I.la,uorn In
Imi quantities than one gallon in Albur
eon l'recinct Harney County, State of
Oregon, for the period of nix months, n
in duty bound e will ever pray, und
we further ray that we have actually re
sided in raid precinct at lejut Hilda)
immediately preceding the date of sign
Inn tind filing this petition.
Namkh Namkh
S. 8. 1. Schenlr, M. I). Urn. M. Watson
Sam Midwinter
Daniel J. ltyiin
John Hellion
Kuiery Hill
It. A. Smith
Smiij Ulliott
S. Alberion
I'red Clark
K. K Lewis
M. llunmril
James Hnvdel
Walter Ilrookshlre
Mlku Fuller
A. Gilford
M. It. Allxirson
O. W. Wood
J. O. Alltfrson
Thos, Ilrcwy
And notice Is hereby given that the
raid II, I., Hart will apply to the nlovo
entitled court lor such liconno on tlm
Unit day of May 1012.
Dated this lCth day of March, 1012.
Datoof first publication, March 23, 1012.
II. I.. IIAItT.
irrrmoN for liquor ucensi;.
Wo tho legal votera of I.awen preclnci
Harnuy County, Statu rf Oregon respect.
fully nk the Ilonorablo County Court
of Harney County Orrgou to griut it pe
tition to (Jcorife Atwell to aull Hplritous
Malt and Vinous llquore In leas iiuunll
tit h than ono gallon in tho above pro
duct County and State for n period of
nix months from May H, 1012 Wu your
puritioners will ever pray;
Namkh
I. IS lljyos
Kd Jardun
I' K Heinz
Adud Coby
Namkh
I) ti (irnves
II DOoodlow
U It Tudor
Hon I'orman
0 W Clarlt
1 II Clark
i:, V. tleorgo
i'eter Ohrlatensen
JuinoH Cary
C li Aiumui
Prank Newman
II O Tairgart
I) W Jordan
Quy Yi DIckoneon
CT Miller
I'red Haog
H H (ilonn -
A F II Oeorgn
I.loyd Johnson
II. II Keech
Charlos Holmes
ChaaHOard
J I- Kellogg
W K Gray
Tim Ctoviley
It O Heinz
H It JoiTery, Jr.
George Dean
li It I'otter
FOTImm
O M Kulty
Nutlcu Is'heroby givou that tho mid
livnrgo Atwell will apply to thn alxivu
iMitltled court (or such IIcoubo on Hatur-
day tho 4th day of Mty, 1012.
Qkoikib Atwxli..
Dato of first publication April 0, 1U12
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE tONORESS.
More than 1700 commercial
organizations in Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana, Minne
sota iindNorlhand South Dakota
aro interested in the congress of
tho Northwest Development Lea
gue at Seattle Juno fi to 8. In
response to tho official call issued
by President Lewis Pcnwell, tho
names of 1185 deli,, ales from
cities and towns in ilio northwest
have boon received at tho SI.
Paul dike of the League. Gov
ernors of the seven-states aro
naming two delegates from each
county. t
At this congress plans will bo
discussed for making known tho
opportunities of tho American
Northwest everywhere. Busi
ness men who have given i year
to studying the needs of the
Northwest will report their plans
and every effort will bo nuulo to
strengthen and make effective
the present organization.
WOMEN SUTRAUK TAKE HACK TO
(Continued from page 1.)
dint of frugality, have saved a
nest egg after ten or moro yearn
of tilling tho other fellow's tract
with the landlord getting the
lion's share. They now realize
they might have owned their
own land had they gone west
years ago.
The comparatively cheap lands
of Montana and Oregon appeal
strongly to theso folks. Thcyt
arc all diversified farmers and
the products shown in tho Great
Northern's exhibit car was a rev
elation to them.
.You can say goodbye to consti
pation with a clear conscience if
you use Chamberlain's Tablets.
Many have been permanently
cured by their use. For sale by
all dealers.
NOTICIC KOR I'IMtUCATION
UMIK.IlSrAlhH I IMHIH'II K,
llurna, Orrio ll 1 1. -., I u i .'
Sollif ! Iiernlijr Klrrnlliat lliiiijrli lilai I.
of llurna, Ortitnu, wlm, on iittiil)r .'I, ro,
iiiaitulliinirilvailKiilryNu, wiirrlal, .SiiMW,
(or NSH' Hie 97 mul NUtK',, ! iimi'..
TownMili' Ja . I'.'nsrUt i: , ttllinrMi Med
illau.haa flint noilri of Inlrnllmi w mulo Final
Klr Year 1'riMir, to tatatillati rlalm to tins lainl
abovu iliai'MUi! trtrtre Itiu llitfl.tri ami Hu
I'tlYcr. at llurna, Orrgoli on the t.ilt day of May
l'JU.
rlalntatil naiiu , 1 1 mum a
Nallialilrl II. mil', Urn llixlrr, KOwatcl (
KKKlf.lun.Tliiona.fi Heck, all of llurna, dru
lion,
Sm. Kiamt. liritlalir
NOTICK OF CONTEST.
I! Mini Htatm I.ANiiOrnc
llurna, Okkuii, April 1,11)13 I
To William lliunry, I 'ted ami bla lielraal
law, rontcatrca
on aro hereby nnlinril that Nathaniel lien
ney who ulvea lluriii. Orifiii.ai Itla jHutorilift
aiMrcaa. di on Mareh 'J, ll. (lie III llila omrp
lila iluly rorruUiratril apnlHatlnn to content
ami aerure Ihe- ranrellaumi of uitr Home
ileail, Knlry Nn.H.renal .So. ojl.-J luaile iM'ti
einUr':uh, iwai, tor KSSK), Mih. eecilun
J7, loitnthlp IU ., IfailKe.ll V, lllauielle
Merli'lan.aml aa Krniimta for Ida ronliatlm
allritea lhat the aahl Ullllatn lletilioy ilcpurleil
tali life ou alKiut Jauuary , I'M, hnneier hav
luir inarrlril anil Ihercforn learlnn no rhlMren,
lulra at law or unxtol kin oilier Ihau Nalh
anlel llenner. I.aao llenney ami Thouiaa lieu
uy irfiin oi victor, uoiuraua,
Merrv lillea.
it Victoria Nova Hcoila, ami Harali J. O'llrlaii.
of lipor Mlibllelmro Nova fiolla, Ihu helra
at law oftheialil William Heniiey, Peril,
umtii' the lawa of Ihe hlato of Orrnon, and
Hie) hM anil eaeli ami every one of them
have i.ir nniin than li luonlba latt paal in
terly ami totally failed to either ri able upon
or (iilllvalnlliaaabl laud
Von are, therelnie. fiitllur iiollflnl Hint the
aid! allrtfatlooa will tic. taken by tola oflle aa
having Ihcu (oiifrannl by )on, ami your entry
will be ram eli. I ttiereumler wlllmut your fur
IherrlKhtto Iki heard tbetelii. either before
Ihla oUtre nroli appeal, II you fa1! lo rile lulhla
ofllce within twenty ita) alter the FOUItTH
publication of Ihla notice, aa itiown lelow
yourauawer under oath, apcclflrally tncetluit
ami rciimlliik to llieae alii Katljue of roiiUat,
orlfjuii fall wlllilu that tiino to file III Ihla
oltlro due proof Ilia' ynu hate aertcd a ropy ol
)our Hinwer on the anbl rniileitaulelthei lu
licteon or by reKiai red mall If tlila aervlie la
maile by Ihe deliver) of atopy o( your auawer
lollieloiilia'allt III 'l.i)il, pniof of inch aer
vl( e iniot l.n either tho aabl ciiulrttnnt'a written
ai kuowliilKuicut of hit ruelptof Iho ropy,
ahow Inx Ihe ilalt of Ita reivlpt, or tho aitldavlt
of the puraou by whom ihe ilellvety waa maile
talliiK win ti ami u here Ibe 'copy waadi liter
eil. If maile b) titlaltrtd mall prtmfof audi
aervliu mutt uuilal of tlienlthlavltof the per
ton ly wlioiii llin iop waa niiillid, ami Ihla
nflldatlt muat be auompaliled by dm ."l
maaler'a rci MI lor the letter
You ahoiild atalo to otir anawir Ihenaine of
the pil unite, lo which )otl dealru 111 lllu
not Icet lo be aellt to ou.
Vim 1'AHiir, HmlttiT
flaliiofllrat pllblliallou Atoll I'l. 11)12
llatenf pel olid pllhlllitlloll April M, till'.'.
Hale of thlnl pllblliallou Atoll iV, l'JU
Hale of fourlll pUlillrallou May I, lull
notich von nmiJi'ATioN
t'NITIMl hTtTM l.trlll OlMl K I
llurna, Okkoii Mniili .1, l'JU
Notice la hereby tclveu Ihal iiiiitKe Umiii
of I.awen, OreKou, who, ou ay In no7 loadci
hiililiatiaileulry No .W7. l-erlal No Will, for
SM,,Fw.li rp IH , llaiiKe.."j V. tMllametlu
Meridian, Ii.if flbd nullicof li.teulbm lomakii
dual Five Year I'ronf, In illablbh iliilui III the
'and alMive dtai rllied, U'lorti the itculater ami
Ituei viral lliiina, ilieKiiii.iiii ihu rjlh ilay of
tprll U.
I.'laluiaut namta aa wlluiatit
I'eler Uifer, I II, Autiuua, Harry Cary
Hubert flurkharol. all of I awe n, Oregon i
Wu, I'AKIIC lll'Klllcr I
Low Round Trips East
Throughout the nutnmer scaaon, on tho dates given helow,
round trip tickc-ln will be Bold to the poinlH in the east hIiowii be
low, and rnuny others, at greatly reduced fares quoted.
GRL?AT NORTHERN AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYS
AlhtiillcOity, 11100 IKtroll,
iiaitiinorf, lur mr I'tiiniii, iu uu nilluilulpnia, luaDU
lloston, 110 00 KmiNiia City, Ml (K) I'ltUhiirir, 01 60
llniralo, 1)1 r.0 Mllwniil.i', 7W) Ht LiiiiIh. 70 00
Chlcitk-n, 7SJ Ml Mliimiip' IIh, U) (Ml HI. 1'nnl, liOOO
(!olorudo HprintM, u.100 Mniilmil, 105 00 Tnronlii, III TO
Diuivt-r, moo Mow Vurk, IIW r.0 Wuahlnnlnn, 107 M)
DATGS OF SAUi
Muy il, :t, I, 0, 10, 11, 17, IK, U, Si); IWi.
J 111111 1, II, 7, H, 13, 1 1, 10, 17. 1H, 10, 20, 21, 21, 25, 27, SH, 21), lUI'J.
July 2, 3, (I, 7, II, 12, 16, III. 20, 22. 2.1. 211. 211. .'Ill, ill, l2.
Antfuat I, 2, il, f), 7, 12, 15, if), 22, 23, 20, 110, 31, 11112.
Kuptuinhcr 1,5,(1, 7. H, II, 12,30 11112.
rilopovnr an chtilcn nf ri'iilnt ulln A'i'il in (.'in h dlrucllon.
Miml return lltiul (h tni.tir 31, 41)12,
Train leaving Bend 0:30 a m, Redmond, 7:21 n in, connects directly
at Fallbridgo with
Details of schedules, fares, etc., will bo furnished On request.
W. R. COMAIN, acnernl Ficijlil nnd Pusrcnuer Agt.
H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond, Oregon.
J. II, COitBLTl', Agent, Bend, Oregon.
WILL TGACII TllO TEACHERS
(Continued from page 1.)
lied to instruct the boys and girla
and to inspiro them with a living
interest In industrial work, may
bo tho means not merely of add
ing groat wealth to tho material
resourses of tho district, but also
of dovoloping a higher efficiency
and more substantial qualities of
chai actor among tho pupils.
Clminborlain'H Cough Remedy
has won its great reputation and
extensive sale by its remarkable
euro of coughs, colds and croup.
It can bo depended upon. Try it.
Sold by all Dealers.
Winona wagons aro tho best.
For sale by Hnrrimun Mercantilo
Co.
NOTICIC KOIt l'UIIL-IGATION.
Ukitup Htat I.anii Orrtt a
lliirtu, ori'Kiin, April t, loii.
Nullra la hcroliy alien t Iil Hiram II Oralic, of
of Waverljr, Oii'koii, wlm, on Auaiiat V, lull),
niRiln llomralcail entry No CnJ, fur HKJi,
Herlliiti I, Tiiwnalilii 84 Houtli, llananM Knit,
Wlllamctlu MarMlaii Iim nidi no! leu of
Intention to mitlo Final ('oiiiinulalltin I'mof, In
oiUlilLli eUlln 10 tlm laml aliovu ilcurrlliuit,
hvforu His Iti'CUtor ami Itncolvur. at Duma,
llrtKoii,oii Ilia Ainl ilajr f Mar. 1UI2.
Claimant mum aa wlln"aal
l.rnoanl ZuWenlnin, T II. Kill, 11. I.. Van
lliirn, 11. II, Kelluy, all of Viaverly, Orvfoti.
Wm.Farkk. Ittiiclilor,
NOTICIC I'OU I'UtUlCATION.
I mikii m tTfa I.anii Orrica
llilin-, Dunlin, April A, l'JI3.
Not lie la hrri'lo aUrii that Ira J. Malioii.of
Miileiami Valley, Oreitou, who, on Ma eli la,
Ijivi, iiiinle lloimalenil l.iiiry On UiJI.Xerlal No
nl', I r NW'j, ri'Pllon ni aililllloual llil
Fnlr tilManliT, lull, No OlMl.for HU, Hee
V all III luwiialiliiVa K , llauroM K. Mllaniollo
Merl'llan, liaa mcil iinllie of Iim nllou lo make
(Hull I'lve liar prmil In e'alllli claim to
tl0 lami alnic nee rineil, MHOru iieaaier urn
llei elver, at llurut, llreanu.oii lie will ilay of
Mus.lliU
t lalmatit name aa U Itliraaea '
S, I.. Hull, (If". Hall, lien, Fraiiallu ami J
It JriilliK, nil "f Aioleiaoii Valle), llreitmi
wu, FAiiai, ItriiUtrr
I
NOTIi H KOU I'Uill.lCATION.
I MTriif'T41el.i"ltrMi a,
.lliirtx, nreiioii, .March 13. Vii
Noilio la herettv ulteu IhalAriliur CrlDer,
ot I mm it. iiri'itnn, olioon Nut ember '.it, I"-,
Ilia. In llnliiialmil l.ltl t V No Ja.XerUI No WHO,
ror HSiM-',. Ct '.'Jnii'l i,Sn MMllimlB,
Toiiiilpll H, llanire W K ,W lllametle Med
Hall, li llli-il Mullli'OI Inleiilmo In make Dual
MlMmf I'r.-i'l, i.iaUblUliela'ni'iillielaiiit
alaite ilieilii l'foie llin llealalei "
lie. i Iter at Hurt a. tlree in, on the lOlh il )
i Mai. 11.1.
I laluiaiit naireaaa llna.e
Imiaev V ttllllnUK, Maliellua II llatea,
Hull, r ll)ii Fruit lfa)i, all ol l.awro (He
rou
W h Fakkic. ItrKialrr
$1500 Reward!
rtoi llrraoo ' el
lliirnlaamlNt .a
1,1 l"lll I'lOllf
Hon tt'iirlalliiilof
will h Ihe III li-c
Iko.'.I la rr,
will xue I1 imi ij
renl fr evl.
ilelire lentliiK lo
Imarre a'llcon
li Ho ol mi par-
v tt l.o Ilea .leal
mil li.iraia, talt a
or iniilce belonging
to any ol lit nuni
tMira
In ail'lition Mtli, nUive, Ihe umleitlf nel
olluia Ihe lame 1 1, minion fjino for all horiea
bramliMl lniii ahiHl baron built o'rllhrr Jaw,
llrmi'l reiMribt In iljlil inuiill.a llania
Harney, lake ami I nmk louollia lloraet
veulcil when aolil
Noun but grown horta anbl ami ouly In
arno bllllehia
W IlliOW.V File, Ormnn
websters
New
INTERNADONM
DICTIONARY
THE MERRIAM WEBSTER?
Became " NEW CBHA.
pecu,c TION, ooTorinc every
flelil of tho trorld'a ihoucbt,
action and oulture. The only
new unabrfdgod dlotlonarr In
man yoara.
Becauto " dnne over 400,000
. 'artti more than ever
botoro appeared between two
oorere. a 700 l'ttgcm. 6000 11-
lUBtratloiiM.
Became " thsoatdlotlonarr
- vlUi the new dltided
page. A "Utroko of Qanlua."
Beeaaje " ' &a enoyolopedl In
' ' single volume.
Became ' ' ooepted by tho
lrt)M aa tho one mupremo u.
thorlly.
Became ho who knowa Win
Huooeaa. I,t ua tell
you about thU new work.
wam far apaatiua rftnllilu sua.
a CMURIAM CO, raUUI,t3trktfUU.M4. I
aiuauii(,nliiriu.MyHiMaw.
w t
OreoonTrunkRk
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
H'.' IUI Oiiiulu, f (1000
FOR SAL13 BY OWNER,
1 section, 040 acres, lovel un
improved Sago brush land in
Harney Valloy, canbosublrrlgnt
ed. 1G0 acre tract, fenced, good
houso deop woll and otherwise
Improved. Prices mado to suit In
tending settlors. No speculators
need apply. Inquire at this olllce.
r-lH'iTTIKH
IIAUNKV Mlimit, HO. 77, I. O 0 F.
Meet! every Vtunlay In Oilil Fellow Hall
alTiMpm. Dr.J.W lf'7.
T. H. Enratue. Heoretarr. N. II.
lVeiren wurk at follow! I Flnl Hatiinlay Inf.
flalorri leconil DaluriUy, rirel llrKreoi thlnl
Hatiinlay, Haeonrt fearec) lourlll Haturila),
lliltil learee.
lltlltNH 1.0 1" IK NO. 1)7, A F. A M
Meeta every tint and thlnl Kalunlay In eaeli
inonlli. . Wi... Miller, W M
Ham Motlieralirail, Herretary,
MlllKIlN WOOIIMKNOFAMKUKIA
Meela every leennil ami fouith Frnlay etvii'
Ink- at 1.0,(1 F. Halliall nctghhoia Invlleil
New appllcanla will receive rotirlcoua Ireal
ineitt. M.A lllitK. V IJ.
W T, later, t'lerk.
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hllaBweek, Herretary,
4YI.VIA KKIIKKAII IIKUItKK No, 49,
Meelievery lit tint IJ Weiluriilay,
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MaJto Leonard, Ilea. Heo'v,
TUI.K t'lltOI.K No. let, W. of W,
Meelievery fourlll lueaday,
Maud llotloii, (I. M.
Heater Uoodiuau, t'lerk.
(IFFIDIAI, IIIIIKCTOHV
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If M.Heuiloit IJoiiatliau llourun Jr
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I J Vt Hawley
A, M. Craw bird
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Ulnruey Uetietal
lloteriior .
4erretary ol Utale
Ireaaurtr
4upl. I'ubllc Inttrueilun
Htato I'rluter
T. II. Kay
I, It. Alderman
tt rt Huiilway
Mlobl F.aVIn
IT. a. Mcllrldo
supremo Judgaa
, iumiii liuruetl
I li. H. llean.
IF. A. Moore
NINTH JUIUlJIAf. IIIHTIlltrr.
Dlilrlct Jml
liltlrlct Attorney
Popiity Hit! Ally ....
PalliiD itica
i W HcCl MikIi
.. OHIeouaid
Uffrult Coutt ineeU tit Out iloudav
tpill and But Mouday lu October.
luinlHauetor
lolnl-lttpreteutallva
I! W I'allUli
Vi II llrooka
OOUHIt ltAKv:
County Judge
Ulerk
tieuurer
Biuveyor
iliorlit
Aaireaor
IdioolHupeileteudeui
t'orouer
llrant Tfiomaoii
K. It. ttatera
Hlmoll liwla
Frank I'.tlowan
A. K, Itlctiardaoll
). J. Iiiiliecall
l,M llamllloil
J H lliai;
John Itiihlliiiili
!.. I rlylteaier
nluck Intpeclor
t.eclor
loiiera
t'ouainlati
lu a iniyiii
t'uunly t.'outl tueala Ihe flrtt Medneailay lu
lauuary, March, May, Julr, heplember ami
November.
UAaasT y. a, i.ahu mm i
lealaler
Aeeetvtr
Win lane
I nut Haver
iltv.-aoaha'
Mator,
lleronltr,
Treaaurer
Uartbtl,
II, t .CleM'iiinr
, A M. II, 1. 1
J.O Welcome Jr
..It. I.. Ilalma
II. J. Hauaell
Couurtlmtni A. (;. ttrlrtnue
Fraua liavey
H, J. JlrKliiluill
Meelluit of the touucll ty Hecoud and
rmirtb Wedueeday.
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
IIMli
TA1II.K NO. il IN
JUNK M, 100S.
Kl ki:ci
Woai II mud.
N'n 1 I'aaa a.
Kant Hound,
111.
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" 1:55
' 1:52
" 4:15
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10:IM "
10,07 "
Bouth llaker
riallehurtt
I4.kliar(t
Tliouipeont
10:17 " "Stoddard Junction!
10(22 "
10 :2 "
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10:65 '
11:10 "
11:15 "
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12:00 "
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Dfaii'aHntitt
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Hlup tin rlfiinli niily, Nu ainnt.
Tli'ktita laauoil only Inr slnliniia uliuro
trulna uru schudiiluil In nutku rct'tilnr
stuia, I'asauliKura Iniiat pnroliiuc lli-k-i'tn
wliern ugunlauilat Udnm ciitorlnn
trulna or 2fi rtinls In nddlllon In Iho ri"
Kiilur fare will hu charttftl,
JUSKIMI A. WK8T, Hiid.
OIUNT (IKDDKH. Asrt. Bnpl.
WlWfK-.ortA
mMraccn
1694
fZepeattogUfne
rifle ia built
for nettled districts.
where good range and killing
power are desired, with safety
to the neighborhood,
The JKstg .25.20 la n light, quick,
handling finely-balanced rcpcalrr,
with tha solid lop, cloaed-ln Lreccli
nd (Ida ejection features which muko
JKtnS guns safe and ugreeabla lo
um and certsla In action.
II It mad, to ui IhtpowaifulnewWuh
jrtlcwlty aniok.l.a. load, wlilf jacktUit
bulltla a, wall .a tha wall-known black
powdrr and low nraaiura amoarltaa can.
rld(a, and la IhaldaaJrlttt Inr larval work,
w. .wwMiuiii, araaa,
liawka, fua, a to , up
toWyarda.
Tnla rlfl, and ammu
riltlon. and all other
JKantSvranaaUra.aca
full) dtacrlbtd In our
IM-pas, calaloir, Prca
tat i atarorx poaUne.
TJbMaratJirearm Ca,
it Willow lUtal.' NEW HAVEN. CONN.
The Times-Herald
ofJcriiiflmoHt attractive
Clubbing Rates
to its mibacrih rs at prcticvl
THE TIWIES-NERALD
One year with the
Portland Weekly Oreponisin
$2.50
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
$2.50
S. F. Weekly Examiner
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$2.50
Semi- Weekly St. Louis Republic
$2.35
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FKKK.to every paid in advance Subscriber
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tion with The Times-Herald for the long win
ter evenings. Call and get Clubbing Prices
JOB PRINTING
The TlinrH-Hrrnld la I'ropnml to do thr Very Heat nncl
Moat Snllafnrtory Work in Ihla line. Wc Hti nil the
LATEST TYPE FACES
mid a very Complete Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
W. W. DRINKWATER
Main St.,
BURNS IVIILLI1MC CO.
HORTON 6l SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic. Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Oood Road.
Lumber Ytird in Burns.
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Docloi Calls.
R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
Harnky Valley
IENKINS & KAISER, Proprietors
WINES, LIQUORS 4ND CIGARS
Best and most popular brands
liOCAX BEER ON TAP
Courteous and obliging bur tenders
Burns, Oregon
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t
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U. S. Mineral Surveyor for tl'e District
of Oregon
Townsile Surveying a
SPECIALTY
Narrows. Oregon
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ATTOHNKY ATLWV
llurna, OrciMi
Ituoma (I mid 7 Mn'iitili I'll I. 1,1
C. A. REMBOLI
Attortioy-nt-Lnw,
Burns, Oregon.
OlniH. II . Twjonard,
Attonkv-at-i,aw,
C'aroful ultontloii given to Cd'iJ
tloiiH mid Ucfil JCstnto inftttrtr,
i'lro Insurnnco.
Nolnry I'liblla
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CHARLES W. EIiLIS
LAWYER
1 HurriH, - - Oroon
I'rncllri'H in thn Hfitln Ciinrld mid 1,1
foro thn I;. H. Unci Ollrn.
A. W. GOWAN
ATTORNI5Y.AT-LAW
SUitc Courtii and United State-
Iand Oflico Practice
Three doors South of tho
Harney County National Hani!
UurnH, Oregon.
x Dr- Minnie Hand
Physician and Surgeon!
Lawen, Ore.
J. LU. GEARY
I'hi'nii'iitii mid KuriMiii
HiiniH, - - Ontgon,
Olllftt In nun liiilldllijtNitilliof W cln.aiJ
huriii'HH nhop, Alitln Kl.
'I'hone Malnai.
DENMAN d DENMAK,
Physicians and Surgeons
ChIIh nnawtirod tirumplly tilht or ili,J
Tlitnio llurrimaii. 1
Harrlman, Oregon
a-
MARSPEN & GRIFFITH
I'liyMi-lniin mill S'nicfMiiH.
lltlltNH. (Mil CON
h. E. HIBBARD
IZ)E3 3S,Z?IS1,
Otlirnfut.1 diHir t-ilal pliotfi k iHi'j
llurna. OrrRiiti
W. C. BROWN,
llUUNS, (.lUHllON
Olllrt- rtmnis 8 and 1 MunuiiIc lltn I njl
II. li CiMirra
n. M. M.co, c. a.
M v ln ;
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COOPER & DODGE
v-ivn ana nyaraulic r.nr.ncers
IrriKation, Water iitipi i,
Sewerajcc, Water Powir.
ntVfjH, Majia, Katiiiiali-i), Sntx'n i
BURNS, OUEGON
JOHN ROBiN&ON
Slock Inspector, llaruey Connl)-.
Ilunif AililrnM Hun a Oit
K. (. Dii.i.aiiii
Kunuerly Aaat. Knalnrrr
In If, H lUiUuiallon Scr
lcv.
A. O. Kui'ks'kk
Kormrrij (I 1 1 1
(tliicrr ol II
talrrn l
Cas(ern Oregon Engineering
Company
CIVIL AND IRRIGATION CNGINLCKS
Burns, Oregon
The Washington Restaurant
All TOY, Proprietor
Fry brick building, I'osl Office block
The bill of fnre includes ovdj
tiling tho market alTonls. Short
orders n sjiecialty. Broad for
sale. Give him a call.
Burns Sheet
Metal Works
Tin, Copper, Slice! Iron Work of nil
Description,
Camp Sloes, Tanks, Jobbing, numb
ing lo order. Ghe Mo a Trial.
C. W. SCHUMANN
Proprietor. VocKtly'! (J StiinJ.
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