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(Continued from pngo 1.)
witji further training, wo pio
dict n brilliant future and prom
ising position in the world of
music nt some near future date,
for this accomplished little lady.
Thn stage scenery was arrang
ed in an artistic manner and har
monized attractively as n hack
ground for the beautiful (lowers
-which wcro in evidonee for the
occasion and mingled with the
fragrant odor of tho lilacs and
apple blossoms etc. which scented
the entire hall, it lent a most re
freshing and inspiring ntmos
phero to all present.
Among those who assisted in
tho program with tho violin were
the Misses Viola liichardson,
Agnes Foley, Violet liar key.
Kathleen Jordan, James Walkup
and Milton Brown. At tho piano
were Juno Dalton, Woodhridge
Geary, Nora Martin, Miriam
McConnoll, Gwendolen Lamp-
shire. William McIIose, Violet
Tcrrill, Dowcy Robinson. The
classos were assisted by Nathan
Brown and Evelyn Byrd on the
piano and Charles Foley, cornet.
All distinguished themselves and
executed their respective parts
in a pleasing and modest manner.
Miss Hazel Cozad sang two
very pleasing songs, which were
well received, and rendered in a
most impressive way.
Messrs Ludwig Johnson, Wal
do Geer and Allan Biggs each
sang tneir songs in a manner
most delightful to the audience
and were heartily encored after
each number.
In conclusion we trust that the
splendid work thus accomplished
and that under way, will be
merely the stepping stones for
our little performers, and that
they will receive every encour
agement and assistance possible
as their work and advancement
largely depends on the encourage
ment received alike from public
and parents we say, its noble
and grand, keep it up, the results
will be better men and women,
and happier homes for all con
cerned. Socialists Nominate Ticket
The socialists of Harney coun
ty held a mass convention at the
court house in this city last Wed
nesday forenoon and nominated
a full county ticket and a partial
district ticket They also passed
resolutions a copy of which is
published belew:
We, the Socialist party of Har
ney county, in mass convention
assembled hereby affirm our sup
port of the principles of Socialism
as expressed in the National
platform of the Socialist party.
We are unalterably opposed to
"the present economic system
which gives to the few who do
not toil far the greater part of
the wealth that is created and
gives those who do the world's
work only a bare subsistence.
In as much as our party candi
dates for county and district offi
ces will place their signed resig
nation in the hands of the party
organization, we state emphatic
ally that we will place in effect
the resignation of any such can
didate who, after election, fails
to do his duty as an officer or
who fails to keep his pre-election
pledges.
That our qandidate for com
missioner be pledged to oppose
the appropriation of any unusual
ly large amount of money until
tho matter has been refered to
and approved by, the people of
the county.
We are opposed to any action
to abridge the rights of free
speech and a free press.
The following are the candi
dates neminated:
For joint-senator for Harney,
Grant and Malheur counties, R.
A. Eames, of Vale, Malheur
county.
For joint-representative for
Harney and Malheur counties, J.
Edwin Johnson of Vale, Malheur
county.
For county commissioner, W.
S. Haley, of Lake precinct.
For sheriff, C. Klinkcnberg, of
Burns precinct.
For clerk, M. Schwartz, of
Burns precinct.
For treasurer, C. D. Howard,
of Denstedt precinct.
For assessor Ben Roder, of
Sunset precinct.
For superintendent of schools,
Mrs. Mary Griffin, of Lake pre
cinct. For surveyor, Van B. Embree
of Sunset precinct.
For coroner, 0. E. Schrocder
of Dcnio precinct.
STATE INDUSTRIAL NOTES
(Portland Correspondent.)
Banks of the state continuo to
grow, reflecting tho continued
prosperity of all Oregon. Ac
cording to the report of Will'
Wright, Buperintondontof banks,
deposits havo increased from
$114,339,473, on March 7, 1911,
to $127,130,997 on April 18 of this
yenr, a gain of $12,797,524, or
moro than a million dollars n
month during tho year.
Land offices report n great deal
of inquiry for vacant land in this
stnto and it is expected that 1912
will ho notnble for tho largo
iroaB of tho Government domain
to he taken by sottlers. Tho
luingp in tho land laws, allowing
t losidencoof threo years on a
homestead preliminary to m:tl -
i lg proof, which has passed both
houses of Congress nnd waits
only tho signature of tho presi
dent, is making public lands
more nttrnctivo than ever before
to tho settler.
Portland people are discover
ing Oregon. During tho past
week an excursion wns run into
tho Tillamook country that was
.in eye-opener to tho 100 partici
pants. Only n small part of tho
crowd had over been to Tilla
mook boforo and they came
back to Portland singing tho
praises of that favored section.
As Portland people become bet
ter acquainted with tho rest of
tho state and learn that every
thing they have comes from this
outside territory, it will be bet
ter for all concerned.
Russian Speltz, or Emmcr, a
grain that thrives on the sreppes
of Russia, is expecting to find a
congenial homo in tho dry-farming
country of Eastern Oregon.
Umatilla County farmers are to
introduce it experimentally this
year. It resembles both oats
and barley and requires but little
moisture to make tho crop. It
has shown good results in North
Dakota and will probably do well
on light lands of the interior.
Commercial organizations will
co-operate with state authorities
to secure the passage of a strin
gent "Blue-Sky" law that is ex
pected to curb wildcat realcstate
operators. Tho proposed mea
sure will provide penalties for
false statements in advertising.
Each ago of our lives has its
iovs. Old Deonle should be nan
ny, and they will be if Chamber-1
Iain's Tablets are taken to stren-'
ghten tho digestion and keep the!
bowels reKUlar. These taolets
are mild and gentle in their ac-
tion and especially suitable for
people of middle age and older.
For sale by all dealers. 29-33
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Music, Entertainment and Edttcrlion of All Kinds in Your School or in Your Own
Home if You Have One of These Latest Style Hornless Tnlkinff Machines
$5 Complete
Including 24 Fine Selections
Pay $7 Down and f 5 Month
A new hornless Talking Machine, de
livering tonal results hitherto posbib'e
only in instruments costin $ 1 50 to $200,
with 24 superb selections, including 'U'.h
master records as the Rl 'olclto Quartet
and the Lucia Sextet Only a short time
ago these two selections alone cou'd nnl
,-be had for less than" Si 3.
Buyers' own selections of records will
be supplied if wanted.
The payments, need not be cash, but
at the cash price, $59, 10 months' time
will be given to complete the purchase.
No extras. '
The machine and the records will be
cheerfully sent on three days' free trial
Any buyer not thoroughly pleased with
his purchase after delivery mav promptly
have his money refunded. There is a
definite guarantee both as to material
and workmanship.
Equipped with largest sized turntable,
positively noiseless, triple spring motor,
supplied with new regulating device, com
pelling exact tempo and having new con
cert sound producer, eliminating hitherto
objectionable rasping noise, are some of
- -- --
AUTOMOBILE TIRES ARE CREAKI.
Do not bo deceived by tho ped
dlor. Standard manufacturers
do not havo to pcddlo their tires.
Why do all experienced and
educated nutomohilo drivers buy
standard tiros?
They know.
EVERY TIRE PURCHASED
AT THE BURNS GARAGE IS
GUARANTEED BY US TO
MAKE 1TS"MILEA0E. Wo will
bo right hero to tnko care of you.
This is n business proposition,
and you cannot afford to bo de
ceived Buhns Gahaoi:,
Burns, Oregon.
When your child has whooping
cough bo careful to keep tho
cough looso and expectoration
easy by giving Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as may bo requir
ed. This remedy will also liquify
tho tough mucus and mnkc it
easier to expectorate. It has
been used successfully in many
epidemics and is safo and sure.
For sale by all dealers. 29-33
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
1 section, GiO acres, level un
improved sago brush land in
Harney Vnlloy, canbosubirrigat
ed. 100 ncro tract, fenced, good
house deep well and otherwise
improved. Prices made tosuit in
tending scttlcrg. No speculators
need apply. Inquire nt this ofllce.
Wodo job printing right kind
ADMINISTItATOlt'H NOriCIt
Notice it lioruby glvim thai tlio uiulyr
nlj;ii I'd liHtWn ilnly npiwilntol mliiiln
Ittraturot Ilia tuirii( Jainva 1., Varluu,
dccoaiifl. All xMMiin having iUIiiih
aalnut f uld oatatu am lieroli riiulrel
to present tlm na mo to mo, propurly veri
fied, nt Hums, Ori-xmi. within alx
month" from I ho ilutn hcrtxil
Dattsl thin lrtlli ilny of Muri.li, I Oil'.
D. N. VAKIKN. AtlmliiUtrator.
NOTICISTO CltKIUTtiKB.
Tl o undcralgned having bocn appoint
oil oxectitor ot the Last Will ami Totta-
ment of Stephen Lampihlru decerned,
Notice l hornliy Klvon to all (Hiraons
''" tUlm RIn,t ll" euto '
"f Stephen tampa'tlro, decocd, to pro.
'' " ",1 properly veriilixl within
alx months Iroin datt lirtrrol to tlio iiii-
aluncd at hla place ol biul'ieaa at Hurn,
Oregon.
Dated Ihla eleventh day d May 1012.
20 so J. J. UMiauiRE, I'xrcutor.
rCTmrr iiinntiwnMrMa i s,mr
the leatiueb of mechanical perfection se
cured in this instrument.
Any disc recoid may be used on this
midline and the famous fiber needles
an be employed.
The price as stated in $59, cash or on
payments, as best suits the buyer. This
price includes free the big selection of
records above referied to.
We handle all other makes too.
Prices from $10 for the little Victor
to $200 for the wonderful large Vlctrola
or Grafonola (the table that sings and
iai:s;. aenci us
Write us for
music, 7 for
01 violins, guilars, in short all
votir musical
wiv
Iiltum
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"ttweBSHRa
Wo nro nftor tho Firo Inaur
nnco business and want your bus
iness. Insuro with tho Reliable
;ETNA and HARTFORD CO'S.
INLAND EMPIRE REALTY
COMPANY, Agent.
SUMMONS. t
lii the Circuit Court nl tho rUntpofOio-
K011 (or Harney County,
Chnrlca Allaclml, plaintiff
VM
M, li, Lewie, defendant.
'I'll M 1 1. I.vl, llio ithovo 11 11 med
iklwiiluiit.
li tlio nanioof thoBlnttsof Oregon,
you nro horoby required to appear run!
nmwer tho rotiiplAlnt 11 led BHtvliiot you
In tlio above entitled ultonor beforo
the Inutility of thulium piracrlbotl In tho
order (if publication of Ihla iiniiiioni, to
wit: 011 or beforo tlio l&tli day of Juno
11112, anld date being the expiration of
alx wi'okn from tlm first publication of
thin munition!!, and If you full to to ap
pear and answer, for wnnt thereof,
plaintiff will apply to tho court for tho
telle! demanded In tho complaint, to
wit n doireo providing that unices
tho defendant pay to tlm clerk of
tho above court, within UQ daya from
tlio entry of the decree, tho mina
of money duo under a certain contrao'
for the puroliano mid aalu of nectlon II
In township V.I Hontli nl 1Uiik .10 l!at,
Will. Mer. in llarnoy County, Oregoiij
all ot which fully npieura In laid com.
plaint, nnd which Mild contract wa
nmdfi between plaintiff and defendant,
nml amouiitlnt; na follow
f.17 2:i, lull rt nt on II ret nnllm nt i
IMOO, with Intercut at 10 r tent,
per ami from May 2, 1107 ;
f (ISO 00 with I, t.r.cl ul IUverient.
per nun, from May 2, IIKM;
f.VSO.OO, with inlormt ul 10 -air mill.
)raiin fioin May 2, I'hril,
fUO.UO, wllh IntvleM a I III Kirienl.
per nun. from May 2, ItllO;
f 104 1)5, tnxm, with iuti iwt ill III n r
lent n r nun. fri'in Mnrih Ifi, I U I i ;
t itilbur with Inter, ft th r. on fr 111 the
date ol nml i'ii ne ill llmiiitii f tU r
i". Ill I el Mlill . liMOtlnr milll CiKlh Jlnl
dirbiirfi tnelity, that llinri ilpiili tiliil run.
t'lut.liad b furuer null mid mlil and
ui.) nnd all titiilublo or other r i(lit,
title or Inter, hi wlikli thu del. lelint
ever hud nr may Ihimi lud maud In the
Mild o.ilruot or 'lie add land or prtiml.
kck flinll beciime ultuily extinct ami or
uer larred, and tho imld laud together
with nil Improvemen'a tlieniui ahnll be
Ihu nlwolulu propcil) of tlm plalutlfT
free from any triint or obligation wlilih
iiiltflil havu been In exUteiicu by virtue
ul aald conl rait, and that any piymoiita
miide under (ho conlinit prior to the do
eree herein idiall bo forfeited and Ira the
Bliwjlntu pi.iperl) of the plulullff, and for
,C,
tlier or further relief aa to ro,ully
inuy wain proper, and for plaliitlff'a
conts mid dlnburteniaut".
Thla aiiuinioim la publl bed bv order
of the Hon tirnnt Thoinpaon, county
Jud;n of Harney County, Oregon, mail
and entered on Ihu 2nd. day of May
1 1012, nnil tliailalaolthitdiit publication
of thin m n ( tlmtihiixyni May
1 11112. (1, A ItKMIIOI.I),
I Atiom.y for I'laintliT
your orders tor records,
latest list of sheet
$1; also catalogue
wants.
K.
Music House
UBth and Jtllw
Pita aaiid tmrtloulara
about vour Minulal IflB 00 Of
fir ultli It aeUillun antl ar
r you iirnrvr u ravom
ilUftli? machtlia ur wuutd
ilk tu iiiuhi) imyinvnt in any othar
than 17 ilown uii.1 IB jt mulith.
iluwii untl Iti iiiunth.
mintloii It litio
, W, J. 0-1T-1I
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NOTIOK FOR l-UBMOATION
UmriDStxTH I,hii prnta I
llurni. Oreion May 1, 1911.
Notli liliarfbjrattan tbtl lUmiali Mejr, of
Hum, Ortaon, who, on ay w, "fl, iukiIo
liomrilemtanlrir no, 8 1 IB, Hurfal Nn.WWl, lor
KUNKli.rlM-lion IQkii'1 VJ NW Mellon It.
ToVlillill'' n , llrnl K; Mllmntlo Mcrl
illaii, li fllil Untlca ol lultlillmi lo mrho
Klnat Kli-Yr I'mol, til aiUhlltli 1 laiia In
lha Uml auovt drioilbt, btlor IKalilrr aint
lltcalvar, l tluini, ortoe, on Hi II ilufnl
June mi. .
i!ltraiil timi aa wllnrii
rlava llothltr. (Itorxn W ItixMtr, lMwnnl
0 KllMtOH.TbonlMH,Htiu, ll ol lluriln,
Oregon.
Wm VAHxa. IttaUlcr
NOTIUK KOIl I'UIHilCATlOiN.
UNITED HTATKHLANIlCKKICIC. I
llurui. Otrton, May , lliVi.l
Nolle lihanbrilf an lualfrad A. lltrrnn.nl
liUrm.Ortron.wuoou aiiUnib4r7;, loo, nnnto
llomriitad Kutrjr No. rm, Htrlal No. oAm, lot
MWUNVVU BC. 4, HKlNK)J anil K!HH'i
Huoilon
Wtl
llainetta Utrlillau bu Bint nolle ol Inicn
iion a. Ttiwnihia u H . uimtn ai
0, luwniuip w n , uingo a
rm
nn In tnaka rlnal Klva vaar lirnof. to e,lab
III
11
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1
11
1
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la
ill alalia lo lha laml abovailricrlliail, bulura
o tnata ru
th HMllrnd Htetivtr. at
and Ktedvtr, at liurin, (Irrann
Claimant ntrai ai wllnrtim
11 Jim atjoi jane, iii.
Hav llarron. Itilwaid KaalttlOII. A
llarron
null roriar, an 01 uuim, uiriuu
..-..."." !. ir.
Wu.fAaaa, lUilitar
NOTIUK FOlt PUUrjOATION.
tmiTab Htatii I.hii urrli a,
Purna, Orttou, May IS. 1913
Holler It htrabviWtiitbat freJ A Clliifan,
olllumi. OrMon.wboun IXcoinlf r l,tw)ritmilo
llomtiloul aTmrr No JMt Hnilal No. V1U1, lor
Nij( Motion H.TOwniuiu , iiiniiuvr. ,
vilfanittaHarldlln,btlflffiliiollraof In ten
Sinn to max Final Nv Vtr I'reof, In n
bilihclalai tolba land abnta drtcrlt.cit, t
oralba IHjUU' and llartUar, at liurin, (Ire
nun. on lha 9lh dar of Junt, llli
rlaltnanl namai aa wltuciui
Oharlti VI. Uwll, IIiirIi M Tlptou, It
ductule, MlantonT;lar, alluf Ilurm. Drrxou
Wu yaaa, llralilrr
NOTIOK FOlt I'UltlalCATION.
UNITKII HTATKh I.ANII OKKICK.
llutlil, Olfoll, May II Kl' I
NiitlcaUharabr ltn thai Klinrr II 1 !".
01 iiawavr, urtgon, wnn,a.i Miir it,iw, in..
A,l.llllonl llomt.l..,! Knlrr Nil 31 IU Hallal
No vna lor Mkaiuowcilou xA.Towniiili, id h ,
KanaetftK . WflUuatla Marlilan haa ntcil nn
lleaul miration In max flva Year ITimiI In
mabllah claim lo lha land abov ilnnrll...!
twlorK L.Xatda.U R Loianlaalnnar, at lila
.Idle at llraxifjr, Ulfauii, uu lha till iUX !
lull, nil,
f lalniAnl nanlvji aa wllnmi.i
William A. Ilulwiuou, AlWll Altmiw, Willi
II Houiu,uori liner, Ml mow..' hicxmi
t Wm llrl.ll
NOTICE FOH PUBWCATION.
UxiTan Hrtvaa I.ihi. (ion x
lluiut, (irnii, war I IU I
Nolle la htrby ilvn thai Ariarnlaiia I
si, lwu,inadIIOBiMtd Kutir Nn Jmi Mital
llltu. ul Ntrrowa. IliiauU won mi Ili-cenHiW
No 0-1114 for 1.01a I, and 5, Kc, L..I J,N ',
HAlJ.Katllcm V, Tunihl It H , Kan SO K ,
Vtlllatatltalf arldlan, baa Bled noilce ol luleii
lion to make dual at jcar I'roul. In nul.llili
eltlin lo lh land atov daacrlbad, Ulorn tlio
linalilar aud Ucr, at llurui, (jrrxun, un
lb 101b dar ol Jnuallia,
Claimant tlllntiai kKikimi
Oo, w, Nliamoui, W J l)unn1Hldiii'l oui
Ijr, A u bbaftr, all of Narrow, Orea;in
Wm, Piaaa, lt(lttr
i
r-irrrrioN for liquor licensii.
We the undarilguad lgal volrra of
Lake praclnct, Harney county, Oregon,
icapritfiilly petition the Honorable
County Court ot Harney Couuty, Hlatu
of Orogon, to grant licence to Sam
Midwinter to sell Splrituoua, Malt and
Vlnoui f.buortlu leia quantities limn
unu gallon In Lake I'reolnct, llnruey
Couuty, Htate of Oregon, for thu periixl
of 8 1 1 months, as lu duty Itound wo villi
ever pray.
Namti
Nainra
C. A Hnluei
Tho. II. Itoaelina
Judd Wise
0. Wald
Wm, Dunn
J. U. Iry
C, . Dura
8. Coinogj
Alv8ptlngsr
Geo. W. CawllleM
Cheater Koonn
Tom MorUII
A. Karoawotlli
O. W. Glau
K. J. Allniau
John Itlliek
Krancli Andenou
(leo. Hall
C. V. Klltiger
Harry Hpangler
Ilnrnelilo
Thomas Van Xandl
J. II. Wltiall
II. II, Hlllotl
A. JlcKaatla
C. Klt.ifrald
A. K. Lynch
J II. llatiileriaii
G M Walton
J. M. Uunyanl
W J. Dann
Frank Bmltlt
K V. Haley
Cliat. Clelaml
0. II. Hpaoglar
Alfred Bergeron
A. L. Jorji
A. Oilwrn
II. H. Culver
A. I). Ilnliu
(iio, W. HlmmuiiK
A. I', Oratca
K, I. Hprlnger
Cbaa Ikckhoiieli
Kay Duvnll
Wall Wald
W. It. Jono
Tom Dunn
Haddeii Klllott
Horn Hlnger
Clliroril aroimbeek
M. li. Owen
lllck Wnde
W. H. Haley
. -Wm
V. Harris
Notlc (a bereby glveu that the aiilil
Sam Midwinter will apply to tho alxno
rutltled court (or auch llcenae on WihI-
noaday the 3rd day of July, 1012.
Bam Mipwintku,
Date of flnt publication May M, 1IUS
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICI!.
In the Kitato of Daniel W. Yoder do.
oeaicl.
Notice la hereby given that thu under
elgnod having beon appointed odmlnU-
trator of the eitate of Daulel W. Yoilur,
decoaaed, all peraone having clnliua
egaluit aald eetato mtiat prciont tlm
ame properly verified to me nt thu
Kltft Nattoual Dank, of Duma, Oregon,
wlthlu els motilhi from tho dato hurool,
J I., Uault,
Adtnlnlatrnliir,
Dated April 97, 1012.
11500 Reward!
Itiu ClrrKon, t'l
lliirnlaauilNvvaila
llmtfiliMk I'liilrc
llm Aa. latlon i.f
wlili li Urn iniitnr
lariiaxt la iimmlwr,
Will KIVU l,tai0 Ul
ran a nl fur evl
Uii'e loadlliK lu
th ariril ami con
ti linn ulany r
ly or luirllra itoal
I li at linriiii. calll
ur iiiulr 1,1'lunaliiR
luauy ul III mem
Un,
Jn addition la Him .t.i. ,1. ,i.tAk.i-,.u.,
ofTen lb lata rundlllau .'!oo 00 fur all liom a
IraudiJ hori iliodaroii bulli o'uIIIilt Jaw
Urand record , fn clht cuuutlra Itaim
iruj, i.ai ana Crook (uiuitln lluraii
veutei whn aoli.
Null but frown limii, inl.l ni.l ,mi, in
arnbuahi,
W W.IIIKIWN. r-lf.Oi,oii,
JOHlV ROBINSON
SlwIc'liwfMkr, Hriey County.
Home Aililieia lliirtiK, (lie
Always ready for job printing.
PORTLAND
B(ds You To Mer
ROSE FESTIVAL
JUNE
Tickets will be on sale from all Stations on
0. W. R. & N.
JUNK 9, 10, II, 12, la, M,-I!)12
NU and ONE-THIRI)
A Prop;rom lifiB been iircoarui which will HiirpuHs any
former. ArranRo to upontl 11 week In Porllnnd, nnd n
wook al NOHTII IitiACII on tho Pnciflc. ItKDUCKI)
PARKS will bo in circcl from Portland and tho 0. W. It.
& N'h Excurfiion Stoamcrfl will he mnkinp; dally ninn.
Tor I'urther Inforniiillmi Addrcn den l'na Aj;t rortlntid Ore
WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's
950.00 a Week, almost SIO.V a Day
Holllnit Victor Nafta anil Arc pronl tune
to innreiiaitU, iloctiin, luwjim, il'iitl'U ami
writ In il()(armrr,allnl vrlinnircnllxelholKid
ot a aula, tail do not k iiiimt Imw raiy 1 1 1 a loiiwn
on Haio.nioii iltclara our iniHialllnn one of
ii,a lri.t, elraii enl inmiev
tie rrtt received Wltliittit iimvlou etivrl
Mice VOU call duplicate llio mivria ulntlirn
Our lind.oinlr llluitrateil WJO-paire caialox
will rimtilc you to prra.nl tlm ml Jrct locu-
tOlllir 111 a llltnrvaiiuK
yon ware pllotlnu lhn tlirouah our faelnrjr
i.t.....,. .i....uim ami in.fviiAltntia fur
coiivlnrlnalalklna'lMilnta vrlilcli It li lninllla lor a roiictlvr emtomrr to deny Why
don't YOU La III nrit to apply from your vicinity later louieon dpi gota the Urrltorjr
V can faior only one laleiman out of eaeh
Our Hiw Htm. Oanaelly 20,000 Sala
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BURNS MILLING CO.
HORTON & SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest SawmMI to Burns. Qood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
Go To The White
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctoi Calls.
R. J. McKINNON, Jr.; Proprietor.
Harnicy Valley Hklwkrv Saloon
IENKINS & KAISER, Proprietors
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Best and most popular brands
LOCAL BEER ON TAP
Courteous and obliging bar tenders
Burns. - Oregon
In Looking For
Central Oregon Lands
Do not fail to sec or communicate with
the undersigned agent for the
OREGON WESTERN
COLONIZATION CO.
A. E. GOWAN
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4Pf3s&llfll GRADE
4 MACHINERY
WRITE TOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICES
THE A.H.AVERILLMACHINEKCO.
3PO.ANE,WASM.-P0rrTLAND.0RE. JAN JOSECAlJ
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THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK GO.
CIKCimTI, OHIO
Annually.
Kiacksmiiluag and
liorseslioiiig
Wagon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns, Oregon,
Burns Oregon
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BOILERS
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IMlOFKSHIONAIi OAKDH.
Wm. MILLER,
ATTOKNKV AT LAW
Hum", Oregon
Itooins (I and 7 Maconlc lliilldlnp
g. a. rembold
Altornoy-nt-Law,
Burns, Oregon.
OluiH. I J. Xyoonard.
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Kotnry I'libllo
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LAWYER
HuniH, - - Oregon
I 'mi tires In tho Hlnto Courla nnd
forutho I'.H Land Ofliiu.
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A. W. GOWAN
ArrOKNEY-AT-LAW
SUilo Courts and United States
Land Office Practice
Three doors South of tlio
Harney County National Hank
Hums. Oregon.
Dr- Minnie Hand
Physician and Surgeon
Direct Vclcplionc Oinncctlmi
Lawen. Ore.
J. CZJ. GEARY
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DGNMAN & UCNMflN.
Phys.clans and Surgeons
I'alla ninmeriil promjilly nl(lil or iluj
M'huuu llurrlinaii.
HarHman, Oregon
MMRSPEft & GRIFFITH
I'lij nii.laim nml .Snrgcona.
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COOPER & DODGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engineers
Irrigation, Water Supply
Sewerage, Water Power.
Mine), !,itn, lUtiniiitea, StiKTviioii
BURNS, OREGON
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Eastern Oregon Engineering
Company
CIVIL AND IRRIGATION CNGINLTRS
Burns, Orcjjon
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Burns Sheet
Metal Works
Tiu, Copper, Sheet Iron Work of all
Description.
CnmpSloKs, Tanks, Jobbing, Plumb
ing lo order. Ghe Men Trial.
C. W. SCHUMANN
Proprietor. VocRtly's OIJ Stnnil.
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