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How well wc remember him ami
the happy tunes of yore.
Life is work ami pleasure. If
a town has no provision for plea
sure, it is n poor place to work, a
poor place to live and do business
ina bad place to got into.
Population never Hocks to dead
towns. Real cstato values novi r
rise in dead towns. People never
speak well of dead towns. Ro
member, live people want to live
in live towns, and if you want to
got to the live ones, and land
them with you show them you
are one of their class.
But the town with a band the
bigger the better-that's whore
progress leaves its footprints;
where people are happy, whero
monotony never palls, where
everybody boosts, are happy and
living in harmony, and where
they do things that makes every
one notice they are alive to
their own interests and believe
in progress and goodfellowship,
which tends to upbuild and ele
vate the town, county and state
all in one. Let's have a ' 'Band
in Burns?"
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
(Portland Correspondent)
Pupils of tha Portland schools
have taken up Country Life edu
cation in earnest and during the
past week the work was given
new impetus when instructors
of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege talked to the children on this
interesting subject. One city
school alone has 1130 gardens
now being grown by pupils.
The current year, it is said,
will prove one of the best periods
in the history of the lumber in
dustry, the demand for forest
products of Oregon being the
best since the period following
the San Francisco fire, when the
forests of the Northwest were
drawn upon heavily to rebuild
that city. Prosporou3 conditions
in the lumber trade will be felt
generally throughout Qregon, so
widespread is this industry.
Preliminary work for the con
struction of the north Jetty at
the mouth of the Columbia River
will commence at once, plans
having been approved at Wash
ington and forwarded to the
local engineeis during the past
week. The approximate length
of the proposed jetty will be two
and one-half miles and it will re
quire about five years for con
struction. It is expected to add
materially to the depth of the
ship channel across the Columbia
River bar.
Two new experiment farms
have just been completed in Crook
County, one near Metolius and
the other near Redmond. They
are to be operated under the
direction of the Oregon Agricul
tural College, which is sufficient
guarantee that they will be oper
ated on a practical basis and it
is believed they will do much to
ward solving the problems new
settlers are meeting with in till
ing the dry farming and irrigat"
ed lands of the interior of the
state.
Extensive displays of state pro
ducts will undoubtedly be ar
ranged at Portland during the
Rose Festival, Elks Convention
and other gatherings of the com
ing summer. The thousands of
visitors to the Rose City during
the year will thus be able to get
a comprehensive knowledge of
Oregon's resources and the ad
vertising will be of great value
to the state.
The Oregon Threshers Associ
ation will meet at Condon May
23 and 24. This organization
has members all over the state
and' the annual meeting is usually
largely attended. Subjects of
interest to threshermen are dis
cussed and various problems
met.
SHORTEN BUfiNS-BEND ROAD.
The route from here to Burns
has been shortened three miles,
according to reports from Hamp
ton. A new road has been open
ed through tho valley by settlers,
with tho aid of the road machine
of A. T. Frame. Tho new route
is by Lizzard Creek where there
is an abundance of water the
year round.
All the sagebrush has been re
moved and tho rough places
smoothed, giving a highway as
level as a pool table," writes
one of the homesteaders.
In addition to Mr. Frame, Mr.
Riggs, Mr. Kreds and Forrest
Neeld helped open tho new road.
Bend Bulletin.
Winona wagons arc tho best,
For sale by Harriman Mercantile
Co.
Always ready for job printing.
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COLLEGE WORK PROVES MERIT.
( Con tinuod frompagol.)
active efforts to have that work
extended in its scope and ofll-
eiency.
Carl R. Gray, president of the
North Bank Railroad, summing
up his impression of the work of
the eollego at tho assembly, after
. ho morning trip through labora
tories and class rooms, expressed
a sentiment that was indorsed by
dl other speakers from tho ox
.uiir.ion narty when he said: "I
linw said to the business men,
and I say to you, with firm con
viction, that of all tho business
assets which this stato affords,
this institution is by far tho
greatest.
"After all tho wealth on top of
tho soil, after all tho forests
have been denuded, nfter tho
water power has been harnessed
to tho use of mnn, after tho mia
orals have been exhausted, agri
culture coming into its own, will
oe the crowning glory and sue
cess of this state and will insure
its place in tho Nation. This in
stitution leads directly to that."
Three room cottage and barn
for rent. Inquire at this office.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICIS.
Notice la hereby given that tliu uiulor
kIkii ill haauocn duly appointed ndmln
Ittrntnrol tlio eelaleof James L. Varlen
dercaaed. All pefiotiB having claims
anlnat mid oitate arts horoby required
to present tho natuo tome, properly veri
ftVd, nt Burnt), Oregon, within alx
months from the date hereof.
D.itcd thin lfith'day of March, 1012.
1). N. VARIEN, Administrator.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tho Stato of Ore
gon for Ilarnoy County.
Onirics Altschul, plaintiff
vs.
M. h. Lewis, delendant.
To M I- I.owli, tho above nnmed
defendant.
In the name of the Slate o! Oregon,
you aro hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against yon
in tho above entitled suit on or before
the Inst day of thotlme prescribed in tho
uiderof publication of this summons, to
wit ; on or before the 15th day of Juno
1012, Bald date being the expiration of
six weeks from tho first publication of
this summons, and If you fall to so ap
pear nnil answer, for want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in tha complaint, to
Ait: a deireo providing that unless
the defendant pay to the clerk of
the abovo court, within 30 days from
the entry of the decree, tho sums
of money duo under a certain contract
for tho purchase and sale of section 1 1
in township & South of Range 30 Hast,
Will. Mer. In Harney County, Oregom
nil of which fully appears it) said com
plaint, and which raid contract was
aiud6 betweon plaintiff and defendant,
and amounting as follews:
(37.23, interest on first installment;
jdGO.OO, with Interest at 10 per cent
per ami from May 2, 1007 1
fdSO.OO with interest at 10 per cent.
per nun, from May 2, 1008;
fSSO.OO, with interest at 10 per cent,
per ann. from May 2, 1000;
540.00, with interest at 10 percent,
per ann. from May 2, 1010;
(104.05, taxes, with interest at 10 iht
cent, per ann. from March IS, 1013;
together with Interest the reou from tl o
date of raid decree at the rate of 10 per
cent, per nun., together witli costs and
disbursements, that tharcupon said con
tract shall be forever null and void and
any and all equitable or other right,
title or interest which the defendant
over hail or may have had in and to the
B.ili I contract or the said land or premi
ses shall become utterly extinct and lor
ever barred, and the said land together
nithnll improvements thereon shall be
tlio ubsolute property of the plaintiff
free from any trustor obligation which
might have been in exlatenco by virtue
ol said contract, and that any payments
m-idu under the contract prior to tho de
vreo herein shall bo forfeited and be tho
absolute property of the plaintiff, and for
such other or further relief as to equity
may seem proper, and for plaintiff's
costs nnd disbursements.
This summons is publl hed by order
of the Hon. Grant Thompson, county
Judge of Harney County, Oregon, muilt
and entered on tho 2nd. day of May
1012, and the date of the first publication
of tliis summons Is tho 4th day of May
1012. G. A. RKMHOLD,
Attorney for Plaintiff
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
We tho legal voters of Lawen precinct
Harney County, State of Oregon respect
fully ask the Honorable County Court
of Ilurney County Oregon to grant a pe
tition to George Atwell to tell Hrilritoua
Mult and Vinoua liquors In less quanti
ties than one gullon la tho above pre
clnct County and State for n period of
six months from May 8, 1013 Wo your
purl Doners will ever pray :
Names
1 II Hayes
I'M Jardan
I'Y Heinz
A dad Coby
O W Olark .
1 1) Clark
K. 1', Ooorgo
IVtnr OhrlsUfiHun
Names
I) S Urnvra
II POoodlow
L II Tudor
Hen Porinan
A I' II Ohiiiko
Lloyd Johnson
II. II Keech
Charloa Holmes
Clma H Oard
J It KoIIouk
Juines Cury
0 II Auainua
Frunk Newman
H O Tauuart
I) W Jordan
Quy K Dickoneon
CT Miller
1'red Ilaax
U It (ilonn
W H Grny
Tim Ciouluy
It O IWnz
R It JelTery, Jr.
Qeoriie Dean
K It I'ottf r
F O Tlmtn
O M Felty
Notlcu la hereby given that the eald
Guorgo Atwell will apply to tho alKivo
iMitlllcil court (or auch llceuno on riutur
day the 4ih day of Msy, 1012.
Gkouuk Atwxll,
Date of lint pulillcatioii April 0, 1012
Roland Ilnnkins, a stockman
from Ilarnoy county, moved to
Ontario recently and has located
hero with his family. Mrs. Han
kins was formerly Miss Olllo
James of Ilarnoy City and she
finds many of her former school
mates ami friends from tho Ilar
noy country located in Ontario. -Ontario
Democrat,
It would surprise m to know
of tho groat good that is being
done by Chamberlain' Tablets.
Dnriim Downey, of Newberg
Junction, N. II.. writes, "My
wifo has been using Chamber
lain's Tablets and finds them
very olrcctual and doing her lots
of gootl. " If you have any trou
ble with your stomach or bowels
give them a trial. For sale by
all dealers.
CONTEST NOTICIO.
Unitkii Status l.nNiiOrru a I
Hums, OrcKOn, April an. I9IJ I
To Frank H. Arry of Scuttle. VVsitiliiKttin,t'un
tfstfiu
Ymi srrt licrrliy nnilSrit Hint l.uln MeMulli'ii
whoitlfvsIiriins'jr,OrrKon,aehf rpnil-nltlrrail.
ilrt'M. illil on April 'J till';, nio In llitsnfflc-o
her duly I'orrulHirstri' nptlrxtloli to vnuti'st
Hint siiiiriithrsiii'illstUmnf jruur homsstesil,
Knlr) WviUl No. Matt insilu July 7, ll'lil, tor
K)M ) NVt ami tt It 8K'i Herlloii OT, Town
stiluSuM, llaniiv a t: WlllnmMlo Mrrlillsn,
Hint ss snmmls lor lierrnulrsl stiff slli'iti's Ihitl
Kisuk II, Arcy lots not I'llsMLIu'il his rrslileuco
thsrcoti, ami Ins nut to my ktiowlnlKu Lren
near sshl Unit sliirfntstu of entry unit the seme
IsstistidumM.
Vmi ri'. tlii'ri'foro, further notifloil that Hie
sshl allocations will lw taken at this oilire an
havliiK Iwen ronlpM-il by ion, mhI yuur ml'l
entry will bersliidrcltlioriMlniliT wlllimil jfiiur
further rlKtittn Isi hearil thoreln, I'lltisr Iniloru
thlioineooron anneal, If you fall to ni In llila
office within twenty ilss alter llm FO I' HI II
Uiitillratluu of tliU nuiltii, as shown below,
your answer, uniltrnatli, specifically nicotinic
anil responding to ttieno alienations of conteal,
or If you fall within thai lime to Ills In this
office ilue proof, that you haecrveil a copy of
your answer on the sad! conlolautulthsr In
leron or by rrulalcreil mall. If this service Is
mails by the Unlivery of a copy of j our answer
tothe contestant to person, prnot of such ser
vice limit I'H either ihesalil loutestaiit a writ
ten a knowlciliiemeiit of his receipt of the
cony, showlnii the ilaln of llsrvrelpl, or the
atriilavtt of the person by whom Ihuitetlvery
wssmaite station when ami where the copy J
was lellTcrcl: If ninila by roflstorcil mall, I
prnolof tucii service must consist ol I ho annta
vtt of the person by whom the copy was iiisIIihI
talliiK "hen ami the poit oillceio which It
was malleil, anil tills affnlarlt must lie accom
pallid! by the poitmastcr'srvcelpt for the leller
You shouM stato In your answer tho nameof
the postofllco to whtel ) nu itrilro future nollii s
to bo sent to you.
u Kin hi. Itciilatsr.
Data of first publlcs'lon Msyl. 1DI3.
Iiatn ol Fiieomt publication May II. mil
Hale of thin! publication May l 1912
Hale of fnurlti publication May vfl, II2.
NOTICI5 KOU I'tlltl, RATION.
IINITKH TATI',S I.NI1 OKKICK,
Hums, nrrxon, Maith'M, 1912 i
Notice l hereby kUvii thai Henry i Ills' V.
of Hums, omicon. who. oi Uvt ember '-1, turn,
insilc ItoiilPSIeail Klllr) No .S'SIMerbil, NuOilUl,
for NJjMW',, Hw .T Hint NVI-',, m-iiioii ."i,
I'nwiiMhlli S 8.. It. Use 31 K- 1 Itlitiilettc Merl
iHuu.Iins fllcil noilroof lnteiiilnti in make. Klnsl
Mvevcr rrtNii, in taraiiiisii claim !m iiio lain!
above lUserlbetl tM'fore ths ttiilktei aint Its
crlver. at Hums, lireifun on thenihilay of May
1912.
Claimant names ss witnesses
Nathaniel lleuney, lien Itislor, Kilwaul ('
Kxlcslou,Thuma fl Unci, nil of Hums, Ore-
aun, -
nM. riKSK, Itciltler
NOTICK OF CONTEST.
Umtku Htatk: Land Omvu (
llurim. (iriffutt, April I, Vili
To William llcnnpy, Dc1. am! hli heltitt
Uw, Couteitcrt
You ro hrrvbr notirif'lthut Ntlitilol lieu
ooy wliu kIun Miirua, OfittiiitMilili HMtoni(
(Idrcci, i11 nu March '-'. Ul'J, rllo In (his ofTirc
lit duly cFfruU)rtttl aiiitkallmi tu tmilftt
aud vocure the ratirellaimn o( yuiir Unino
Ktrt.,KiitrsN'ii.'!vv,Krial No. lUI'.il maile Uo
tmtxraitli, I'nki, lurhSNK NUSK'i Hrrlloo
7. Ttmnnlilp 3A H KaliKuSt K. SllUmvtte
Marldlait.aiKt a icruumtg (or hit conU-nl Iip
allfirra that tho laid William llciiiicr tltil-artrd
thli III on ahotit January r.. 1'm, hrnr.rr liar
luir niarriciaii(iihcrvrt)r(cavitiKiiociMlirrii.
htlraHt law or ncxlof klu other than .Nath
aulel limner, tiaao tlnnr and Thomaa llftn
iidT IsOlh nt Victor. Colurada. Merrv Ullra.
ol Victoria Nora Hcotla. and Narali J. o'llrlan.
of Upper Mlddlebom, Nova Urutla. tho hrlra
l IAW. in inoiMl'i lillAni iipnni.tr. iierti..
under the law of the Mato of. OrcKou, ami
thry all and varh and errry onu of tUotn ,
hare lor moru than 12 tuotiltia ImI pant nt j
iri)' nn.i loiaiiy uiifi iu P'llirf nam upon
or nilln-ie thooald land '
You arc, lhiri(ori, further notlflrd lhat Iho
r l'l nlli'k'itMiH.1 will lw Ukrn hy tnttnlTUt' a
harlnic Ik-!! i onfted ty )ou, and your miry
lll Ih i'anu'U'd !tMn uinltT without your fur
iher ritfhltu ! ht-ard tliervln. clller Insforn
thlaoltltt) or on apical,f ini fn'l to (llolnlhli
oltlre within twrnty day after llm KOt ItTM
publication of ihlR noilm, mk jshnurn In low
our HiUHrer muter olh, Dfrrcirirally uieetltitf i
and reioinlli.K tu thea allutfatlJiir of eonleit,
or If you fall wllhluthal tliue to rllo In thin
ortlcodiitt proof that you hao aerved a opy of
iuur atuuer on Dip iaM eouleiunt elthei hi
ltion or hy reirlneleil iiiall. If IhU fUTvlr in
made hy the delirery of ntopyofyour anmer
tnthMotilea'ant In iraiii. proof of mill aor
rl(niut h(icliherthtaaldtoutiilaiil'a wrllltn
arkiMmlrtlKnient of Ida rrre I pi of tho copy
aliowloft tliudato of lln ritelpt, or the atlldavlt
of llu tKmtii hy whom thetlellwiy w made
tatlriR- tvheii audwhiruthe topj HNadelltcr
ed If iiiaciu hy culitficfl inll, proof of euelt
ftvltu iniift ro'iiUt of Iheaftlilavlt of tint pir
don t y uiiuiu lln' (opy wa ninllcl, mid thli
alTldarll tiuut Ihi ut (ouipanlrd h tht t
inaiter'a reet Idt lor the letter
You ihould atale In )otir anum r Ihenamti of
thu put ofThu In which )ou denlru fn urti
lio'keulo he Belli to )ou.
SH FAKKM U-(rl(er
Date of flrt publication A U I f I 13 VJi
Hale of peroud puhlhatlon April W, 191.
imtuof ihlrdiuhlk-atlon Aj'ril Tt, VJM,
laleof fi-'iirth puidlriUloii May I, luii.
NOTICE FOR PUHWCATION.
I'KITrii 8TATrs I.AMiOMICr, I
Hums, OitKon, Msy I. 191'
Noilre Is henhy iilven thsl Arinenlsiis t
t.jlu'h of Narrows, II ckuii who nil liei iiiIht
31, I90G, mailo lln iiolowl Kntry No .hh i'm
No UJUI fur l.ols I, I sll'lfi, heo s, Lot 4. N'
A4,Hc(lloii 'I, Tiiwiisiilp .'7 h , limine 11 V. ,
WllUiiictle Merbllsu, hss tllel n'llniol Inteu
lion to 111 si. 11 1 Inal five yi'nr I'r of. in enisbll'li
claim In the luit above ilea' rlbcl, In lore llm
K'Kliler ami Keiil vur, nl liiirii,, Dri'k'on. on
thu Huh il tyof June 19U.
Clslmsnl names ss wltrirsses
(Ico, w Klminoi'S, W I Inilill, fblnej ( utnv
ays, A. O. Hhsfer. all of Nitirous, Oreiton
Wh. Kshkk, Itcalstsr I
Low Round Trips East
Throughout tho summer season, on tho dntea given below,
round trip tickets will bo sold to the points in tho east shown bo
low, and many others, at greatly reduced fares (pioted.
mm
GREAT NORTHERN AND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYS
Atlantic Oily,
nalliinori',
Uostoii,
Iluirulo,
Clilcaiio,
Colorado HpriniiH,
Donvcr,
fill 00
107 fiO
110 00
01 m
7a oil
r5 w)
63 00
Drtriiil, ftt'.'MI
D11I111I1, IMm
K'iiiihih City, 110 (K)
Mllwmiki'o, W 60
Mliiniiii. IIh, (X) (X)
Montreal, 106 00
NinvViirk, I0M60
DATES OF
Moy a,:i, i,o, 10,11, 17, in, vi, mi, una.
Juno 1, (I, 7, H, 13, II, 16, 17. 18. 10. SO. 21.
July 2, 3, II, 7, II, 12, 16, III, 20, 21!, 211, 20, 211, 3.), Ill, 11112.
AiiKiist 1, 2, , (i, 7, 12, 16, in, aa, 33, at), no, :ii, 101a.
Kuplclllboi 1,6,0, 7, H, II, 12, 110 a.
rllopow-r 1111 cliolm of inutoH iillnwud in I'ucli direrlloii.
iiiiiii rttiiru limit () tulur 31, IDia,
Train leavintr Hcml (5:30 a in, Redmond, 7:21 a tn, connccta directly
at Fallbridgo with
Details of schedules, fares, etc., will ho furnished "n request.
W. G. COMAN, Guneral Freight and I'usfcnKer Agt.
II. B iUKOIv, Agont, Redmond, Orf'Kon.
J. II. COHW2TT, Agent, Bend, Oregon.
II am! uwelcomoV the flcO 1 1 i ttlo
pacer who mado good on tho
northwest circuit last season,
was disposed of nt tho Portland
horso sale last week, being pur
chased by II. I). Tilton of that
city. Tho little horno was form
orly tho property of F. A, Colo
of this city.
Thero never was a timo when
people appreciated tho real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. This is shown
by tho increase in sales and vol
uirtary testimonials from persons
who have been cured by it. If
you or your children nro troubled
with a cough or cold give it n
trial and become acquainted with
its good qualities. For salo by
a1! dealers.
NOTION KOIt rUIU.IOATION.
Unitsu Htts I.ANnOrrica
Hums, oreitnu, April h, low,
S'olliels herobyitlen that Hiram II Oral, of
of Waverly, Orenou, who, on Ausuat 2, 1110.
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mane. iitMiiriienu uniry mi. u-m, nir m,i
neuron l, lowiisuiii m nouui, iiBiigaiu r.ai,
Ulllsliirlln tlerlillsn has (licit notice of
Inleniloii lomalio KliiaH'oinmulallon I'mof, to
eslalillsli claim to llm laiul sikho ilcserlbeil,
livfnre the Iteslstur ami llecslvur, at lliirns,
uri'itoii.on nut :.irn nsy 01 sisy, nu,
rlalmaut iiumra as wllnsisesl
Lvnosril ulileritulu, T It. 11111,11. I,. Van
Horn, (I, II. Kvllny, all of Waverly, "rrnou,
Wm.Kahks, Itralilor,
NOTICIO KOU I'UUMOATION.
I'MIMI lITAtKS I.4NII Ol-MI K
lln no, Uncoil, Airll&, I'JI'.'
Nollto lsheieb ulvell Hist Ira J. Usholl, of
Aoileisou Vniiey, nreKon, who, on Ma'Ch Is,
I'ssi, msitolluiiiesiesil Kntry u. ihUll,Hrll No.
Uli'iS, f r N;,. i-ei Hon 11 ami atilltloiisl llil,
KuliyofMsichir7, mil, No.liVtll,f.irHHi1Hep.
tl alllutiiwnshliil'S H., llsnsoW K. WJIUn.elle
Merbllsn, hss Itlot tiollro of I111111II011 in mako
Klnnl Klve Year iroof In salabllsh clslin to
I he lainl atMive ilesrrllH'il, before tlelsler ami
lleii'lver, t Hurl's. llri!on, mi tie wli ilsy of
Mar, 191.
Claimant names as witnesses:
N. K. Hatt.Oeo, Hall. Ilso. Kislllillll slut J.
It. Jsuklna,sllot Auiletsiiu Valley, (Irmoii
w. KiftitK, Itesltter.
NOTIl K I'OU I'UIII.K'ATION.
I'fitr.n Sttss l.NiiOrii a,
llilni". iliejon, March 13, lull
Nollre Is hcrehv slu'ii that Arthlir 1 rlfisr,
of latten, ()re(on, wliooii November 111. Hon,
innile llnmrsteSil Vlutiv No SMO. ferial Nil (rIUI,
for NliM1.!!, Her. Jl ami ttljNWl,, M'llbiu 7-1.
ToWiubli.'jl . fi'inse r.K .Wlllsmelle Meil
illan, Iks Illr.1 inline o( Intention to make filial
fhe Vesr I.nf loestabll.liclalmiii Hie Unit
sbuvu ijescrll'nt before Iho Iteslsler s-nl
Iteceivrt nt Hun s. tlreifnn, en the lOtlnl.)
of Mat, iVii.
t'lslmsnt iisii'csss ultiufttc
lloiser V. nlllloiiK, Marrellos II liana,
lialtey Hayes H. i.tt lla)is, all of I swell, lire
ion. Wy t'isss, Uefister.
$1500 Reward!
Thn tlreioilt. Csl
IfornlaaiiitNetada
Life rilock I'rolro
lion Aaiclslliiiiof
whleli the muter
slsueil Is inrml.er.
will five ll.tsiO u
rewsru fur evr
(leme leadlus: to
the srresi slot con
vtcllon ul iiuy 1 ar
tr. na lies teal
Int bnrsis cstll
or mutes belonging
many 01 us mem
tiers.
In addition 10 Iho ative, the umlerslined
offers llm oiiHiiinidllloii 1'iuo ( fur all horns
branileil bone shod bar on tilth or either Jaw.
Ilraml reforili.l In iliiht rouoilrs lUnite
Harney, Lain nlld t'liHik rollllllrs 1 1 or HI
veutcil when snld
None but grown horses sold aud only In
arirohunrhca.
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SALES
21. 23. 27. 28. 211. 1012.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
1 section, G40 acres, level un
improved rnigQ brush hind In
Htirnoy Valley. cunbomibirriKftl
cd. 1G0 ncro trnct, fenced, Kod
house deep well nnd otlierwlso
improved. Prices mndo to suit in
tending sottlors. No speculators
need apply. Inquiro nl this ofllce.
HIM'IWIKH.
IIAItNKY 1.0 DUB, NO. T7, I. O
O K.
Meets cvsry JUurdsy In 0U I'ellow Hall
st rial) iho, lir. J.W. (Irsry,
T. H. Hlirssuti, Hscrstary. N,(l.
lies res work ss follows 1 Plrsl Hstunlsy lnl
llstorri secomt Hatuntay, Plrsl lirgrssi Ihlnl
Haiuruay, Heroiul Hesrrel fourth Haturila),
Thinl licitree.
HUKNHI.OIKIKNO.VT, A K. A M.,
Meets every first and llilnl Hslunlsy In esrh
inonih. . Win. Miller, W. M
Ham Mothrrsnrail, flccrotary.
U JHKItN WOOIIMKNOK AMKHIHA
Meets srsry second anil fourth. I'mlny even
ing st I.O.O P. Haiti all neliblxiis lnvlle.l,
Now aiillcauta will receive courteous Iresl-
W T. Istr, (,'lork,
HtlllNa OHAITKH NO. 40, 0. K. H.
Meets tivory secoml suit fnurlli Momlays. In
Ussonln Hall, Praukls Welcome, W. M
KllsBwrck, Hecrclsry.
ilYI.VIA UKIIKKAH IIKOIIKK No. 43.
Meelsstery 1st anil M Wediiesilsy,
Ilirillelislloii.N. II.
Msilg. I.eollarJ, lto. Hec'v.
TUI.K UIHOI.K No. IU, W.uf W.
Meets every fourth Tuesday.
Msinl Horloii, U, M,
Hester Oooiluian, Clerk,
IIKKK'IAI. DIIIKfTIIIIY
ststs osrnen:
II ri Hsualor
Jousthsu llotirnn Jr
tleo, K. Chamberlain
iW II Pills
.) W Hanky
.. A, N, Crawford
Oswald West
.P w Helium
T. II. Kay
I. It. A Merman
W 8 Huultvsy
f'oiiirrssuisn
Alloruey (Isnersl
Uovernor . ...
'ecrelsry ol hlsls
tressurer
Iiiit, 1'ubllc luslrueiloo.
uw rrlulor ,.
llobl K.skln
T. A, tlcllrlila
tleo 11 liuuietl
K. H. Ileau.
K. A, Moore
4uireme Jut(ss
NINTH JUIIICIAI, IHHTIIIUT.
lilstrtcl Juilie,..
Oistrlet Attorney ,
lj.uly IHU Ally,
. ,. ... Dallou kks
.. . J WMei'llliHli
.nf .....O II leousul
Circuit Court raijils Hie first Mouilsy In
a. I'd t slid first Uonday Iu Uclobvr.
loiutHcnator .. .
O W I'srrlsh
W II llrouie
foliil-lleriseutatl.
ooumv iumnsv j
County Judjs
Clerk
I'ressurer
surveyor
"berlrl.
Assessor
School riuirlntuudsul
Corouer
flock Inilxclor. .
Commissioners
Orant Ihoinpaon
K. II, U.lert
Bliiinii lwls
Prank I', liowau
A. K. Itlcliardsoii
J.J. iKilieiall
I, M llsinllloii
1 W deary
John ItoblOMju
ts.. r. tylvetr
III a muyiu
County Court meets His first Wrdnrsdsy Iu
Jsnusry, March, May, July, brplnnber and
Novsaber,
MtaaiY u. a. lsnu urnri.
desister
liMstvsr
w in Psrre
I r ink luvey
mi.- auans'
Mayor,
llccortler,.
rrtasurer
Uarshsl,
. (1. W. l'lrtrii:er
, A. M. Ilyril
. . J. (J. Keborne Jr
..It. I.. Haines
(II. J, llsuntli
A. I). Mclcome
Plans Dairy
K.J.McKIiiiiuii
Couucllmsui
Meattuis of the Council every Hero lid slid
Pourllt Wedursday,
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
1'I.MU TAIU.K NO. fl IN
J UN i: II, llsrtS.
KI'KliC'l
Wi-hi II mini. VahI Hotiiul.
Nu 1 I'uss-h, in. No, It l'uss l. Ill
UiJ l.v HakerOlly ' Ar 6: (I
0:5 " 8011th llakor l.v b:':!
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10:01 " ljekharlt " liKi
10,07 " Tlioiiiioiit " l;uJ
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10iW ' WaUirTnnkt ' 1:11)
10 :'- " Pnaii'aHliurt "4.2
10:0 " McKwciit " l:W
10:115 " JUNCTION! "4:10
11,10 " Hum itcr " I :(k'i
11:10 " 'JUNOTIONt " :60
HMO " Buiiiuillt " : 0
NOON y
r.'iOO" () I. (.'uiiiit "itlft
I'. .M.
13:05" Wlillniiy " .00
12:41ft TIITONt "2:10
1:10 Ar Austin "2:10
Bli) (in flyimli 1 hi) . NuuKiilit,
Tlrkuta Issued only fur blallnna ulicru
trnliia ure achutltilixl to imiko rt'Kiilar
stops, rusni'iigors must piirtilnue tick,
rti wIiitii iigcnlH uxlst Iwforu tuitnrlng
Iruinaur26 cutila In uddllloii Iu tliu r.
vnlnrfarii will boclinrKfd.
JOStiPII A. WKST, Biiit.
OltANTUKDDKH, Aarl. Siipt.
for nettled districts.
where good range and killing
power are desired, with safety
to tho neighborhood.
The JEanOt .2J.J0 la light, quick
handling, flnely.balanced repeater,
with the tolld top, closed-ln bteech
ami aids ejection features which make
tbrat euni tare and ngreeabln to
use and certain In action.
vslMlljr smoktUse UsJs with Isckntj
bullsu se well as the well-known Llsck
rxwJr and low pressure smostliis csn.
ililgss, and la Iheldsal rifle fur Uriel work.
lor woedctiucks, asess,
hswks, loses, sto.. uu
leNysrils,
This rifle and a
ammu.
rililon, sn4 all other
i!l,,ual nil SI
ffjsjwat rspesitrs, srs
fully dtserlbsd In our
IM-psae eatstoir, I'res
M I stamps postsge.
WWIIlow tbnl'" NEW HAVEN, CONN,
laaavLT '3 HIIO 18 bU It
9
The Times-Herald
10 oflcritw'moat attractive
Clubbing Rates
to its mibscrlb rtt at pnwt
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Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
$2.50
S. F. Weekly Examiner
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$2.35
Farm Progress
FRHE to every paid in advance "Subscriber
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tion with The Times-Herald for the lonj? win
ter evenings. Call and get Clubbing Prices
JOB PRINTING
Tho TlntcH-Hrrnlil la I'reparnl Its do the Vcr Ileal anil
Most Sullafnctory Work In thin line Wc Umo nil Ihe
LATEST TYPE FACES
nnd n very Complete Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
W. W. DRINKWATER
Main St., - - - Burns, Oregon,
BURNS MILLING CO.
HORTON 6l SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Neurost Sawmill to Burns. Oood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
r ... 1 .. .j
Qo To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. AlcKINNQN, Jr., Proprietor.
Haknicy Valliy Rkicvvuk ' 'ri oon
IENK1NS & KAISER, ProprVtcrs
WINES, LIQUORS A.ND OAGAES
Best and most popular brandy
LOCAL BEER ON TAP
Courteous and obliging bar tenders
Burns, Oregon
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WRITE FOR SPECIAL CATALOG AHD PRICES
THE A.H.AVERILLMACHINERVCO.
SPOKANE. WASH.-PORTLAND. ORE..- SAN JOSE CAlJ
E. A. SHAFER ;
Civil taginccr
Juu, Mam. (Irtioa Society ol linilueers
II. S. Mineral Surveyor for ll'c Ulslrkl
of Oregon
Townsito Surveying a
SPECIALTY
Narrows. Oregon
jssssssysisMsj(S imrmmtm
Blacksniiilung and
Horseshoing
Wagon Work
COOLF.Y AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
3Xjm&&xiua2ZJux$j3i: i5waiutj
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ENGJNE3
BOILERS
:dmwm
MACHINERY
Trade Marki
DiaiaNB
CopyniQHTB 4c.
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lirsnc
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Sto , I
Wm. WSLER, 1
ATTOItNKY A
lliirns, Orrnon
llooins () anil 7 Miifoii'i
1'iil
C. A. REMBOLl
Atlornuy-nt-Lfiw,
Burns, Oregon.
OluiM. 71. Ijoonnrd,
ATTfINKV-AT-i,AW,
Careful altonlloii given to Coll
tloiiH anil Itonl KHtnto nin(fr
I'lra Inaurntico.
tVotnry Pulillo
IIuhnh, Oiikoon
CHARLES V. ELLIS
LAWYER
IJurnH, - - Orcgorl
I'rnrtlcr In tliu Htntci ('nurts ni I
for.) tlio t,8. .afnl Ofli.o.
A. W. GOWAN
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
State Courts and United Stall
Land Ofllco Practice
Tliree doors South of the
Ilarnoy County National UaJ
Burns, Oregon.
Dr- Minnio Hand
Physician and Surgeoj
Lawen, Ore.
U. LTJ. CBflFJY
I'liVslcinii and Surgeon.
HurnH, - - - Orf(?oit
OINi'D in tu-u liillldliiKSonlliof WckursI
lisrmsH stmi, Main Hi.
'riioiiu.Miiliiar..
DE(fMn & DENMAK.
Physicians and Surgeon
Culla .iiiissurroil i.riniiplljr nijrM or la j
'I'Iioiiii Ilarrlman,
Harriman, Oregon
MARSPEH & GRIFFITH
I'liysli.liins nml Hiwkooiih.
nuiiNN. niel.fuiN.
.
It. E. HIBORRD
. OMIct) first ihior vast pliulo K.llcry
lliirns. Oregon
W. C. BROWN,
ltOHHa, Ohuiun.
OHicu roomi H anil tl Masonic llullilin
II, I). Court
suu. m w.occs.
11. V IKlOI
USD. W 4s,KK I
COOPER & DODGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engineers
Irrigation, Water Supply
Sewerage, Water Power.
iirwjs, Mhim, Kstunatea, .SuktvIui
BURNS, ORKnON
JOHN ROBINON
Stock Inspector, Narncy Connly.
Iloim- Addivsa Ittinif. Oi
I'. (I. PlLI.AItll
Korinerly Asst, Knulurrr
lutl.H. lU-clsiusllon t-tr
Miv.
A. U. Kai'i.knvh
Formrrlr t'lilof Ki
Klllror of llAlsr t.
Htstrrii It v
liaslern Oregon Engineering
Company
CIVIL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS
Bums, Oregon
The Washington Restaurant
AH TOY, Proprietor
Fry brick building, Post Office block
Tho bill of faro includes every
thing tlio market atlbrds. Shori
orders a specialty. Bread for
sale. Give him a call.
Burns Sheet
Metal Works
Tiu, Copper, Sheet Iron Work of all
Description.
Camp Stoves, Tanks, Jobbing, Plumb'
iK to order. Give Mo a Trial.
C. W. SCHUMANN
Proprietor. VoeRtly'e Old Stand.
JOHN OEMIIEHMNfl,
. . v
Ss.rfErewSsv
w - . - -t.
v
""' sV
sTowoloi. Optiulun and
Knuruvoi.
Kine Watch Rtnnirin ' A Spo
tw I
clulty.