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The Science of Farming
If the world's attention de
termines the importance of a
i science, the science of fanning
tjis rcceivinir deserved recognition.
kFor the world Is now certainly
jjgiving very much nttention to
tho farm and the people wlm
work upon it.
This is not to bo wondered at,
for upon the farm and its pro
ducts depend all othor industries.
Without this scii'nco all othor
-things must foil. Whereas the
farmer could, if necessary, make
a fairly good shift at doing with-
all the rest
Knowing how is just as valu
able on the farm as any other
industry. The subject of dry
farming is an illustration very
vtnuch in point. One man exper
imented until ho learned the se
cret and as a result many people
i haye profited. What ho learned
does not seem very wonderful,
" but it was the thing needed to
bo known, and in tho semi-arid
west, where crops are grown by
-his method, they deem it quite
van achievement. It always pays
,to study ones business. Pine
Valley Herald.
Some of the most valuable
courses, for those interested in
dry farming at the Oregon Agii
cultural College are those in the
agronomy department in which
soils, field crops, irrigation and
drainage, farm mechanics, and
farm management are consider
ed. In each class, besides the
class room and laboratory work,
the students are given actual
field practice. Experimental
crops are grown under various
soil and climatic 'conditions, and
the work at the dilFerent experi
ment stations and demonsiration
farms in dry farming regions is
discussed in detail.
Saving Clover Seed Crop
Following is what the Ciop
Expert tells in icgnrds to the
manner of how to contiol midge
which distroys the clover seed:
Dasyneure Leguminicola Lint, a
clover seed midce which pre
vents the formation of the seed
in the blossom, has been report
ed as abundant in various parts
of the state, and A. L. Lovett, of
the crop pest force of the Oregon
Agricultural College, has been
making investigations.
England, Ontario, and most of
our states where red clover is
grown are troubled with this
pest, as the red clover is its fav
orite host plant says Mr. Lovett.
The white clover, alsike, and
possibly the Mammoth clover are
also attacked, The lavao enter
the flower buds and feed on the
contents of the ovaries, prevent
ing the formation of the seed.
The injury is more serious each
year that the field is allowed to
run.
The adult female fly is so
small and active that it is seldom
seen in the field. It has long
slender legs, a single pair of
wings and a pinkish body. It is
about 2 millimeters long, and
when the ovipositor is extended
nearly 6 millimeters in length.
It has many natural enemies in
PROFITABLE FARMERS MEETING TIIURS.
(Ooiirimlcil Trom Klrtt Vat)
A. C. gavo an address on general
agriculture. Prof. Scuddcr has
almost becomo a Harney county
resident during recent years as
he has made frequent trips hero
and each time ho finds greater
development and progression.
His talk was thoroughly enjoyed
by all in attendance and his ad
vice will result in a good to tho
entire country. Ho insisted that
tho valuable crop on dry fnnm
in Harney county was alfalfa for
seed and not for hay.
- Mr. Hrcithaupt was down for
an address but as it was tho
noon hour before ho was called
upon ho declined and tho meet
ing adjourned. This was a par
ticular good feature of tho fair
week that will result in immed
iate good. Tho meeting was at
tended by many farmers who
went away with ideas that will
bo put to practical use.
Select Lectures Fea
ture of Shool Work
Another innovation in tho pub
lic school system of Oregon, in
tended to broaden tho influence
of tho schools and help make
of them a social center, is to
bo tried this year under tho
directions of State School Sup
erintendent L. R. Alderman. It
is to bo a free course of lectures,
given by Uregon people, and is
intended to reach every school
house in the state.
"The purpose of this course is
to be offered free to the general
public a series of lectures to be
given by public spirited men and
women of the state," says Super
intendent Alderman in an an
nouncement he is preparing.
"The lectures will bo on topics of
state and national interest, such
as modern sanitation, industrial
education, tax reform and others
of kindred nature. These will
express the new ideas of tho lead
ing men of Oregon, best qualified
to speak on such subjects.
"It is customary in many places
to secure lecturers from afar for
sucn work. They are usually in
terestinjr speakers, but being un
familiar with the problems which
confront us herein Oregon in our
daily work, the net result of their
labor is to take from the commu
nity a large sum of money.
"Our plan is to secure from
each community through the help
of the county school superinten
dent and the city superintendent,
a number of our own citizens who
will deliver a course of lectures
under the auspices of tho public
schools on topics of vital interest
to all of our people.
"Each city superintendent,
principal or teacher who wishes
to plan for a course of lectures
should write to this department,
telling us how many lectures he
can arrange for during the school
year. He should also choose a
number of subjects from the list
given. The only expense will be
the traveling expenses of tho
lecturer, and entertainment.
"The advantages and educa
tional possibilities of such a cause
cannot be overestimated. The
success of the undertaking in
tlin miil1 In irnof inl evnin1
methods to control it may be , J' community depends largely
used. Pasturing the field in the
spring or early summer destroys
the midges and varies the time
of the main cutting for seed. If
the hay crop is cut early it will
slightly reduce the yield of hay,
but it will insure a heavy seed
crop. The seed crop may be
mowed back just after it starts,
and this will delay the heading
enough to miss the second brood
.otflies.
Near Portland the maggots
were found in large numbers in
mangers where clover hay was
being fed, but as yet it has not
been found that the presence of
the maggot is detrimental to
stock or that it lessens tho vol
ume of hay.
on the schools. There should be
no admission charged. In many
of our towns the commercial clubs
would be glad to take charge of
the expense. The school board
would be justified in making a
small appropriation to coyer the
actual expenses; or tho necessary
funds could be easily raised by a
school entertainment
DIRECT NEWS TROM RAILROAD CAMPS
(Coiirlmtctl 1'roin I'ltft I'iik'
bo tho end of track for this win
ter and fiupplioB will bo brought
that far by train making the
work much easier than tho long
haul by teams, one of tho engi
neers told mo this will likely bo
a perminont station. All tho
rnilroad employees were gentle
menly and .courteoin wo woro
given a lino lunch and nil did
what they could to entertain us
I and told us to come again."
t
Freighter Taboos Booze
'Bnccy and Sunday Work
A freighter with tho biggest
and tho finest looking outfit seen
in Bend for many n day nulled
through town Saturday, bound
for Burns. What is oven moro
remarkable than his outfit was
this particular roprcsontativo of
tho genus "skinner", if trust
worthy report is to bo credited,
neither drinks, nor smokes, and
never works on Sunday. Also,
it is reported, ho never swears.
All of which isn'ta Sunday school
story, but a solemn and probablo
fact, not to mention a glorious
example for erring brothers of
his own profession and others
straying through different walks
of life.
Tho name of this paragon
freighter is L. H. Kennedy. He
hails from Hums. His outfit in
cludes twelve fine horses and
four wagons. When ho loft for
Burns three wagons carried about
17,000 pounds, and in addition
there was a water and feed
wagon. The total weight of the
outfit, including wagons, is pine
cd at ovor2f,000 pounds. About
iiO miles a day will bo aveiaged
on tho 110 mile trip to Burns.
On Sundays, say auto drivers
who pass him, Mr. Kennedy
"lays oil" entirely. Ho has the
reputation of treating his horses
wonderfully well, and tho results
of this humanity weie evidenced
by the remarkable way in which
the teams responded to his quiet
orders when swinging the long
string of wagons through the
streets.- Bend Bulletin.
Through this lecture plan,, it
is hoped to niako the school the
social center of the community.
It often hnppens that tho only
public speakers we have the pri
vilege of hearing are those who
are advocating a cause of special
interest only to themselves. The
subjects of this course are ones
of value to the whole community,
subjects on which all good citi
zens will bo glad to secure accu
rate information. The men and
women who have promised to
deliver lectures will have only
one object in view, the welfare
and betterment of the citizens of
Oregon."
SUMMONS.
tit Hie Circuit Oourt of Xi Slide UfOrt'
Kim, Tor llnrney Count;,
ClmrlcN It IVtcmon, iilnlutlil
Ml.
J. It Ciiiinliiu,lmm mul llenrjr
N. McMiicr, ilcfciiilnnta,
To J, It. CuimliiKlinm, One of tlie ubore
nnincil ilcfciitliinta:
In the inline i( the Mute of Otegon,
you me hereby rctuircil to nppenr nnil
itimucr tlie coiiiplnlnt filed nffnlntt you
In the nbine entitled nctlou on or Ixfore
thii hint duyof the time prencrilieit In the
ordir of iulilicntlouof thlt umtnona, to
wit on or liefoie the 3 tut. dny nfSee
IcmU'r 11112, mild (lute IicIiik the eiplrn
tiou of alx wickn from the firat publica
tion of thin KUiuuionii, n ml If you fitlt io
to nppenr mid nimucr, for wnut thereof,
pliilntlirwlll npply to the court nnil tie.
liiiuid judgment UKniiwt yuu nnd the
other dcfmdnnt for the mini of aeventceii
hundred nnd twelve- dolliim nnd eleven
iintx, with intercut on the mini of $1 COO
nt the rute of tc'i per cent. er annum
from July II, 1111'.'; nlao for the mm of
$1G0 nttoruey fee, and coil nnd ills
litituciiicnl" of this action.
Till iuiuiuoiii lit published by order of
Grunt Tlioiiipmni, the County Judge of
Ilninvy County, Oregon, inmlii nnil en
tcred the nth dny of Auguat 1012, nnd
t he date of the llrat publication of Mil
miiiiuiona la Am;ut 10, 1012.
O. A. Kkviiioi.u,
illMd Attorney of Plaintiff.
NOTICIC FOIt PUBLICATION.
IWITKtIHTATKS I.ANDOKFIOK.I
llurua, Oregon, Hileiuher U, l'i.
Niillto la hirebr a I if mi Dial Joint 0 Miller.
ut tiller, Oregon, whom Ottoberll lwtt.inade
It. inn Unci Kutir No ai?,Herlal.No, ti, (or
(or NM,ritcllu!l 1H, TiiwiiiIiIi1H, Hange.M
K, Willamette Meridian, haa Med nollro nt
Intention In make dual tluee.year prool Io
e.iiiitiiau irwiii in mo nun auoto ueaenoeii,
belnrr I ho llralater nnil lleceler. al llurm,
Oregon, mi tho Jim day of October, 1.13.
Claimant namea aa ntlnrMee
It Jiilumou, I Koaier, llonlamlti Mutter,
CI U Hemline, oil ut Hilar, Oregon
Wat, Kiaaa, lief later,
NOTICK FOR IU ..LIGATION.
t'NlTKtl HTATKW I.ANII OWI'ICf
Ilium, Oregon, hri'tamlxr I;, Uli,
Villi e ! hereby gUeil that Orrllla M Cellr,
ol l.iteu, nr.gon, wliii. on July, llM. made
lliimr.leeilr.nlry Mu uxww.ir MVJi Necllmi 31,
liiw lihll JIM liionU K.WIIUuielloMerl
illnit, ha. It I cO notlreuf Intention In uiatennal
iiniiiiiuiiitluii proof In ralatillili olaiinlothe
I a ml aloriiir.ctlbed. tloi Itegliler and It
rulvir, at llurm, Oregon, on the nnil day of
Olliiher. tvlt.
Claimant union Ha wltuea.ra
rie.1 1.. Iilm a, ileurge W llryulng, Chaa K,
lemey, Kred Y Tl in in allot l.awen, Oregon
Mm r"aa, flraUttr,
OClETIEi.
1IAKNKY LODQt, NO, 77, I. 0 U F.
Dr.
(laarr.
n. it,
Maata tvarr Strnda; In Odd Fallow Hall
, i w
raa.ua, nteratarr,
wofkaafoUowii Flril
mcond Malurilav. Ylrit
Tlnrfl) lttiraa
alJiwutu,
, 8, Hpra
wi
', tfaeoud
1.8. doraaua. Naeratatt.
I), m a aa Inllnwat Flril SUtti,,Uv lid
llalofji aecond flaturdar, Fltit lf jia llilrd
irairtaj lonrui Hauirday,
1IUHH8LODOKNO.I7, A.F. A U
Maata arar; drat and llilrd Batnrdar luvacli
n,?n",. . . . torn. Millar, W M
Ham Mothartbtad, SaoratarTi
U;llCltN VYOOIlMKHOFAMKIIIUA
MactaararjaoooDd and fourth Kridar amii
Inn al I.O.O F. Italliall nalihbora intlit.il
Naw appllcann will racalra courlaoua trral
W T, Uatar. Clark. ' "' Y u
I'KOPKSSIONAIa 0
73
STANDS
FOR
SERVICE
iMlRSPEN A GRIFFITH
I'IijuIlIiiiiii nnil Huruoona.
flUHNM, OltKOON.
Rms,
IIUKNI) Oil AITKR NO. 40, 0. X. B.
Maria aaarr aaoond and foartli Homlayi. hi
Mawnlo Hall. Frankl Walcoraa, W. 1
aaaiaaj nirca, DVVIViari
1A HKDKKAII DHOItKK Ho, 48.
(rarjlttandtd Waduaadar.
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicinea.
If you want to contribute dir
ectly to the occurancc of capillary
bronchitis and pneumonia use
cough medicines that contain
codinc, morphine, heroin and
other sedatives when you have a
cough or cold. An expectorant
like Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy is what is needed. That
cleans out tho culture beds or
breeding places for tho germs of
pneumonia never results from a
cold when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. It has a world
wild reputation for it cures. It
contains no morphine or other
sedative. For sale by all dcai'-ra
' Remember W. A. Goodman is
prepared to roll your barley, bale
hay and saw wood. !J7
Those elegant moth itof
chests at Clevengor's are just
what you are looking for. They
are tho best piece of furniture
you could invest in. i
Harney County at
Pendleton Round-Upi
Homer Reed and W. B. Shelley
arrived home Tuesday night from
Pendleton where they attended
the Round-up. Harney county
took some prize money in the
events, Chas. Myers winning the
wild horse race the first day and
Shelley taking second money the
next day in the same event.
Shelley and a pardner by the
name of Adams took the first in
the pony express.
Speedball, the bronco taken
out by the Harney county boys
was the hardest horse on the
grounds to ride. He threw sov
eial but was finally subdued.
He was pne of the contenders on
the last day for tho championship
riding. Mr. Shelley sold him for
good money as also tho fine sad
dle belonging formerly to the
Settlemyre estate.
Do not take any chances have
hav. urain or other nronertv in
sured in the Reliable Aetna &
Hartford Insurance Companies,
41 Inland Empiiib Realty Co.
Fok Sale on Trade 30 acreB
of Yakima Valley fruit land for
relinquishment or deeded land.
Give full particulars. Address:
P. A. RUI'PEIIT,
44-47 Mabton, Wash.
They MUe You Feci Good.
The pleasant purgative effect
produced by Chamberlain's Tab
lets and tho healthy condition of
body and mind which they create
makes one feel joyful. For sale
by all dealers.
:::::m3:mm::m:mmmmm:m:.m:tmi
Mrs. Grace IJ. iYlcHose
THACIICK
Voice and Piano
Methods Used In
Cincinnati! Conservatory of Music
Residence Studio and door went
I'reabyterlnn Church
mmimnmmnmnmmtmmmnnnmr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'MTKiiHTiTraf.aNiiOrrier., ")
Hiiriin, Ortiion, Hitnntr II, mi.
Siillrala tirrtliyalrt-n thai fia'liaiilal llaiintt
t llurm, o airou, h tin, mi Hrrvuitirr 74, 1 mat,
niailp tlomaiiaail pulrjr No. S, harla) No
r IJ fu St hi rlli. li .& town, Mi, X H,
uuun l r tMllainpilv Marl'llMi liaa ItUO
itillrv nf Imiiiitlim to Miakit dual flvaar
T, Kit. In ta'Mlll.h ilnlin In tha Ian, I tfaur
lralMIMl u tuff Hrtflaivr ami Hrltar( at
tll'ii Or, tun. no th rout day of lotolr.
IU
Claimant liamra aa wliiraia
tlti Itmtrr MaM K a'Mlon lla) liar mi,
Krt ttarruii aM of luirt a uiva1 n
w faaaa, lliilatar.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITFUHTATKil.ANDOFKIt F,
llurua llrrtuu, triilaiuUr 5, lvU.I
Nollro la liarsliv ilran lliaiTtiomaa lliilloli,
nil all Urririiii wl,u. on Ai.rll V7, f7. ,1.
Ilomralrad anlrr Nn SM, frarU) No Otsu
iiir.MiUHi, m.iinn, MH8rn Ktrtlun n,
Tomiiahlii it, Coulli llaiife A Kaal, nlllan
alia Xarldlan liaa fllo.l iioltra of Inlanllon
io make niialnrajaar I'roof, io Mtalillah
claim lo lh' lam! ataia dtarrload, bafora
lha Kaalalar ami Hrrclaar. al llurna, Orefou,
on lha Uih ilajr of OciuUr. lilt.
Claimant natilra aa wtttiaaaral
Charlaa H U-avlll, Jamra II I'urrlna A.T,
tliiiimnan, KriHI llatiaeu, allot Kll.tiroo,
Wm Kiaaa, Itajtlitar,
DY1.V
,, . , . . Ilrrdla llalton, N tl
Madia l.aonard, Kao. Bao'y.
TUI.K CIHCI.K No. 1U, W, of W,
Utcla ararj fourth Tuaadar.
,, , . Maud llorlon, (I, l,
Heater Ooodman. Clark,
OmoiAL DIIIKCTORY
TATB aiiaowi
UH.Benatora , ,,. I Jonathan Ilinirne Jr
Itlao. X. Uliamberlalii
W It Kill
uoairaaaraan...... ,,,,,
Attomar Oaneral
Ootarnor
aralrr ol olala
Tiaaanrar, ,
Hupt. rulilla luitractloa
tltate I'rlntcr
Hupreina Jada
JWllawli-jr
,. A.M. Crawford
Oawald Waal
,VW lianaou
T.ll Kay
U H, Aldarrnan
,W BDuolwajr
rilobl Katln
IT. A, UollrlJo
. 0on liuructl
I i(. H. naan,
I T. A. Moore
NINTH JUD1UIAL UIBTnlCT.
!!!'!'! iait "O" a
Jilatrlat Attomar.. .... .. J W Moti llooh
IHil.ulf DUlAllr Ulllronaiil
Circuit Court maata lha Drat Uondaj In
April and Drat Mondajr Io Oclobvr.
0 W I'arrlali
(V II llrooka
folul rWoalor ,,,. . ,
lulul'lltpratanlatlra
090KTT tUaXIT!
Uounljr Jndia
Clark
frruurar
aiirtaror
(Irani Thoim ion
K. II. Walora
rllmon livrla
Kralik r, (luwall
A. K. lOcfiarUtuu
1 J. IHillrail
I. M llamllioii
) Wllaarjr
.John llohlniou
IK. I' Xjrivralur
ru a ninyiii
Counlf Court mrala tha llrat We.tiit,Ujr In
January, March, May, July, HrplrmUr ami
Noieatar.
-iborliJ
HcUooluarlEtaDdaoi." '
Corooar
tflock Inanactor. . ,,
Uomrolaalonara
ikmT 0. a. lakh ur'ltat
Uaialar
Uialrtr.,
Mayor.
Itacordtr.
rrraaurar
Maralial,
V m Karri)
I rank Harry
tur.-auaxi'
. (I W t If ti rtKot
A, Jl llyril
J.t; Wnlioinajr
..l l.llalm.
Cauiiilluivn
fll J II. '.in
i A. I W-Iioi
flalia I alvf
i-onii'
I h, J Wrklnii ii
Nrvlinia ul llm tuulull rir iwhhii'I a' it
"uurlli VVIuradai
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
I'KITKti Fritti I.tnu OrrK a
llurua, OraaoD, HciitaroUr 0, li;.
Nollca la harehy (loan that Mr a Adda ft
Wlicclor of llurua, Oreaon. who on Auaual la,
laiu, inadn llomratrail Knlrr NIW. for Wtj
NK'. n.l r'jNWJj. rvrtlon 77.Towahlp a K
nnilco of liilanlliin to make final flralyaar
proof, Io ralahllah claim lo lha land alm a da.
crlbait hvfnrvltcal'iarand Itacalrar.at llurua,
Orraon ou lha fiuitaroforlobar, tail
( lalmaiitnaineaaawllnraara
MUn Harmon. I, I K Slcl'hall, Maacla HP
ton, J YV Itacl, allol lliichanan, Orrana
Wu raaaa, lteilater.
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co.
1I.M12 TAHI.K NO. 0 IN
JUNK H, 11XW.
Kl n.n
6NPS
Through Service
BETWEEN
Central Oregon
AND
PORTLAND
Via Redmond
Lcavo Rcilmond 7ilG a. m. Arrive I'orlland G.30 p. in.
Lcavo I'orlland 7i60 a. in. anil 10 00 n. in.
Arrive Ketlmoml 7i30 p. m. ,
Via Baker
V
Leave laker 7i'15 a. m. and 1:05 p. in.
Arrive Portland 8 00 p. in. ann 12:45 p. m.
Leave Portland 10 00 a, m. and 8 00 p. m.
Arrive Uakrr 10 35 p. m. and I1M5 a. m.
All Trains arrive at and leave Union Depot Portland
li. E. HIBDflRD
Ollliu firt iloor cnat plioto allorjr
Duma, Orcxon.
W. C. UROWN,
IlUttNfl, OflKOON,
0 111 c rooiur, 8 and 0 Masonic Uulltllnj
m
G.A. REMBOLD
Attornoy-nt-Law,
Burns, Oregon.
WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's
" 50.00 a Wook, almost $!0.00 a Day
m
flalllnK Viator Hatca and Are-proof bo tea
to mi'rulianta, itoclura, Uwyrra, ilmtlata anil
wall lo-dofarmcra all of whoiiirrallrathanriil
of a aata, Inn ilo not know liuwra.yltlaloown
una. rfala.mrti ilrolare our protKialllon oua of
tha Iral, clrau cut nioiiry maklni; opporlunl
ll.a avnr racalvul lthout prrvloua raiMrl
cnr YOU can ilunllraU thn tuccria of olfirra.
Our liandiomaljr lllualr.li.l 'JOU-paea c.talon
MILUR & CliEZOM
ATTOHNEYS AT LAW
llurm, Oregon.
Koomn (I 11 n J 7 Maaonlc Ilulldlng
rami loam i(ulckly inads at rcaaonable rataa
ClflRbES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
UurtiB, - - Oregon
Practiced In tliu Htntu Courti and be
foro tlm U.H, Land OHIco.
OliriH. II. Leonard,
Attoiinkv-at-i.aw,
(Jitruful nttention given to Colleo-
liotm nut Heal Estate matterB.
l'lro Innuranco.
Notnry Public.
liUUNH. Oheoo.n.
West lloonil.
No 1 I'aaa-a. m. No, '.'
V:0 Lv ltakerOlly
U:5 Booth lUkor
U:&8 rJallalnuyt
10:01 alxxkhartt
10.07 " Tlioinpeonl
10:17 " Sto.lilardJniictlont
10:2a " . WAtorTDkt
NQTICK FOIt PUBLICATION
ItMTaiiKTATaal.trioOrrira, I
llurua, Orrion, HptarulrO, 3
Nnilrc la Imrahy (Iran that Marvin ilcUra,
ol llurm. (irraou, Hhomi May 4, lno7. ruada
llomcaicailrmry No awl Htrlal No unit, lor
HM(SKIUilt ltianil3,Haftlon,V.Townihlp33
H , llauii.nl, K ,Mllainclto McMillan, hai Olcil
nollro of Inloulton to inaka final tlirve yaar
Proof. In ralalillati claim to lha lanil abora
l.arrlhcil, bctom lha Itrnlitur ami Hccclrar, at
llurua, orraoii, ou the rati ilay of Oclotxr,
Claimant liaiiiraaawllnraii-a
Walter K Jlualnii, (Irani Mliirlcvanl, llrnry
T Nulaaiiipra, Minoii l.owla, allot llnrna, Orv
lion.
Wm, raaaa, Itaalater.
NOTICI5 FOIt PUBLICATION.
IniTcn HTATca lamxirrtrK
Duma, Oregon. July J. 1511.
Noltrcla liarchyKlven thai Charlaa II. W llaou.
10 :2 "
lOrff "
10:65 "
11:10"
11:15 "
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12:00 "
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Dean'a Spur
McKwent
JONCTIONt
HumpUr
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tlutiimltt
O I. Cam pi
Kaat I toll ml.
i l'aaa p. in
Ar 6: 0
Lv 5 25
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1 4 40
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TIPTONf " 2 40
Anatln " 2il0
Blop on algnala only, JNoaniiil,
Tlcketa Uauaxl only (or ataliona ulioro
tralna are edicduleJ to make-uvular
topi. I'auenKen mnal ptirohaac tlik.
eti where agenti exlal hetoro vnturliiK
tralna or 25 cenli In addition to tho re
gular (are vrlll be charged.
J08KPII A. WLBT, Btipl.
QUANT Ui:i)DK8. Aaat. Bopt.
will anabla you to prr-nt tha aubject locua
totnera tn aa inicrcviina a manner, inouia
you ware Pllotlnff thara throuali cur factory Hen apiiolntrd aa
'- .. , IwIha at.it In.tni.llnn. Iitr m.IIImi, ar.. vtwlntf
roiivlnclna latklnc polnla which It la lnij)aalhlc for a proaprclltc cuatomcr to deny V hy
itou't YUU bo tha llrat lo apply from your vicinity befor aomcone clao gcta the Urrlloryf
can favor only one aaleaman out of each locaflt.
comp.ny aa cflabralcit by
vrcctlnx tho moat modern rata
factory In the world WMa
awake man who received our
aieeial aelllnK Inducement,
rendered Itneceasary toilouble
our output. We are apendlnK
Sany tliouaandaof dollara en
rKln our aalra ornanliatlon.
but to learn all particular., It
will coavyou only the price of
a poaul card.
Ixlc for Catalogue 16T.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK GO.
CINCINNATI. OHIO
J. tU. CBARY
riiVHlcinn and Suri(eon.
HtiriiH, - - - Oregon.
OKiniln niiH linllillliiMMitli of Welcome
harm m ulinji, Main Bt.
I'lionu .Main 8.5.
Physicians and Surgeons
il - mi irtl r mpilt i Ijjlit nr day
'I In ii lliitriiiiHii
Marrlman, Oregon
Our Naw Hama. Capacity 10,000 Salaa Annually.
lira or inleiillon ut mala itirn... l'.,u,r tn
ialahll.li claim to the land above daaicrlbcd,
before K I llcede, V H t'oinmliiloner. at hla
offlie at Druwacy, UrcKoti.on tha aatli day of
riei.ioinlitr. IliU. '
t lalinaut uaiiica aa wllncaaea
lien W ilalra, I'lareiica Welly, Aliba U
(lalia.KrkK lark,ulluf limwaay, Orecon,
u Kiaaa, llcalilar
Star Hotel
S. J. AIlDWINTnU, Prop.
NARROWS, - OKUGOn'
'Hi In will he found it ilctirulilc
and hospitable ntoppln,; place
where comfort and conrtcoiiH
treatment are considered first
Feed Barn
Coiuluctcd In connection Z
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nithi HT4Taa I,Ni)Orrlo,
JliiriL OriKon replcnibor V7, lun I
Nntlru la lieruliy xlvm that Florence liar
iniiilea, of llurua, OrrKon. who on MarihJU
lioj made lincrt I ami Kulry, No 0irn7, for
NK;iNr',,Hoilloii7, Inwiirhlp '.'AM, Itanio f
K , Wlllainutte Mirlillau, liaa filled notice ot
Inleiillon In inaka I llial i'roof, In lalahllah
claim to lim laud abovu iluiirlbad before
Henlatcr ami Iter elver, at llurua, Ori-fon, mi
tho rih itar of Novamliiir ItiU
Claimant namea ita wllueaiii
H J lleron, Wlllla II t haar, Ifuuli 'III ton
lloratu Herd, all of llurua, Orrauii
Wu I'aKiia, Itemter.
NOTICK KOIt PUBLICATION
IINITKII HTATKH I.ANI) OKMCK. I
llurua Orrion, Auguitro, 1I2,
.Solire la hereby ul van llial John II Ucttullan
of llaruvy, On von, who, on October 77, IUM.
inaila lliiincnead l-uiryNo MV.HerlalNu.trjoav,
lorWliNK',andN),NVK,HeeimiiSJ,Townihlp
H ,21 ll.iiBodl K ,w iltamalte Mvrldlan.haa Iliad
nollro of Intention to make filial five year
proof tncataollah nUlm to the laud abo. ile.
irllivd, liefuru Iho Itrilalar and llecclver, at
llurua, Uniioii, on the Will day of October,
I launaul naiuia aa wltneaaaai
Wallace Jordan, an Kinhraa, John Uavailf a,
John Worlow, all of llurua, Oreion,
Wu. Kiaaa, Iteflaler.
NOTIOK KOIt PUBLICATION
leu.
irlal.n.
en, of lawan, (irmon, who on July u, luou,
made lloriirat'.iU'ntrr.No Iha, for NWJHao
iiun ii iowiiaiiiptiB .iiaiiiiejjuB willam.lla
Meridian, haa fllad nullce ol Inu ntlou lo make
IINITKII HTATKl,ANIOKFIUC,
llurua, tlrejon, Aumut ja. mi.
Nullio liharohy kIvcii that I'elerClirlatan.
lion II 'IimiiahlpriH.ltanitaJiiUIC Wlllamatta
ii i .i
1,
the laud auo
Ciiinmutallon proof,
mo lauu anotu ueacribeii. baiora llculi
Itaielvar, al llurua, Oregon, on tbevilt day of
to calabllati claim tu
acrlbed, balora llealater and
NOTK-K KOIt PUHLKJATION
t'NiTKO HTitaal.iNiitirrKa,
iluriix, (liikon Kilembrr 17, VJIL
Nnlltola horcby itlvi ii ihalAuallu J, tutu
inliigaoflliithali.il Onaiiii who, ou May la,
iww, mailohiiiniali.il intryNn IW,'j,HorlaI No,
Ojlla fiirMI Hl'!4 NW', tl'U, Nl'Ji HWIi, Hen
tliuli.'ruwiiahlp;iH ,l(.ugii!i,1K , Wllfamallu
Mcrlillau. liaa lllml nut It u of lulaulliin tu make
I'Inal Threii Vinr I'roo.to calalillah claim In
the land abovo iluiurlbod, Ixtnn llrglaicr ami
Itoiolver.at llurua, on gnu, on lint ;iluly
October ini
t lalmautliamia aa wllnnn.i
Wllllani A,, talluranii, of Uweu, Oregon,
Wllllum r Vamleveer, of llrawiey Orexou,
II A Jllerkman and John l' Clayton, both of
llariiy,Origou
VVm I'iuua, itvglater
iictnbur. I'll 2.
I lalmant namea aa wltnraaeal
Aiidrewlileiaon.liilarlJrfar.il II Kn.eh
aiM llanrge Hcaii, allot Uwen, Oregon,
WM.raiua.iieglater,
NOTICK KOIt PUBLI0AT40N.
IlKiTku riTATga l.iND Ornci
llilllo, Oregon, Auglllt V7, 1111$,
Notlco It hereby iilven thai Mwaon Newell, of
i'in.ty, iftiaiin, n no, tin noveinuer va. luou,
mailu Ifiimealiad Kutry No Wt7, forVJNWW
and VHjHWJ,, Section ja lownahln Vr B,
Haiigei-. K, Wlllainelta Marhllan, haa fllaii
notice ot Intention lo make final three year
rrooltoiiLLll.il dalin to the laud almteila
atrlbeit, before K, l lleeila.lt H, t oininlailon
er, at hla pnlie, at lirawtay, Oregon, ou lha
Kill day ol tlilober, 1VIJ.
t lalmant tiainaa aa wltmairai
I'liaoy Hopper, Kill ,k 01. on, Clarence Welly
aud liula N. Dlanii alluf Hreuraay, Orcfon,
Wm, Kiaaa, Iteilitar,
Cim you beat it? Chain har
ness $1P.B0 at Shelley's.
$1500 Reward!
Tho Oreion, Cel
Ifornla ami Nevada
I ive mock I'rottc
lion Aaaoclatloniil
which the undir
!... I. ....... I,..
rMW. 1. MIVMIOVI,
II (Ive II.UUO la)
rewaru lur eri
deuce leading to
the arreat and con
vidian uf nuv Par
ty or partita ateal-
I . m ,.... rt.lll.
or inulaa pelonglng
to any in lie mem
bera.
In addition to lha abore. the underalaued
offaia lha game condition foo 00 for all home
branded hona-ahod bar on both or either Jaw,
llreud recorded In eleut rouulle. Itauge
llarnay, Lake aud Crook rotiutlia. Iloraca
vented whan aold,
Nena but grown horaea aold and only lu
erge bunohea,
W W.IIIIOWN riff. Oregon
W. W. DRINKWATER
Blacksmiiluag and
tlorseslioing
Wagon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Main St., - Burns, Oregon,
JOH.M ROBINtON
I Stuck Inspector, llaruty Cooolv.
II mu' d i-aa Hurt a. Ore
Dr- Minnin Hand
Physician and Surgeon
Direct Telephone Connection
Lawen. Ore.
A. W. GOWAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
State Courts and United States
Land OlTice Practice
Three doors South of the
Harney County National Bank
Burns. Oregon.
II I) OurtH
itO M iM oc c, a
il V. ttapoi
ilao. M. am. aoc c, a.
BURNS IVIILLINC CO.
HORTON & SAYER, Propts.
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic. Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Oood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
COOPER 8c DOEJGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engineers
Irrigation. Water Supply
Sewerape, Water Power.
Stiricja, .Map, I'lthnatrs, Snpervlalon
BURNS, OREGON
T. 0. DlLLAMI
formerly AaaU Knclnter
lu V, H ltcclamatlon Ser-lcc.
A. O. Faclznu
(ormefly Chief In.
glneer ot Hotae 4
W eatern Ity,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Umitid BTiTHl.tnuurrio:, i
Boroi, Oragou.rJeplambera, 1911
S0,i0!,li,,,',bJ,JF,,,,n "'at Caroline Hultou,
widow of Balneal llutlon decaaaed.of Kgll
Oragou, who. on March a. IW7, made llniu.
rfectlao Jl. townahlp H . lunge !U K, Wll
!i,llM'f-WJfw,,J;. baa rlt. notice ol lutontlou
claim to the land abovo deairlbtd, Iwloru the
3rO To Tlie
WHITE FRONT
LIVERY STABLE
Eastern Oregon Engineering
.Company '
CIVIL AND IRRIGATION LNGINEE8S
Burns, Oregon
H. N. McCOMB
General Repair Shop Rear W.
0. White's Shop, S. Main Street
Plumbing, Pump and Wild
Mill Work a Specially.
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS Burns Sheet
Metal Works
'Phone lo Me for Your Doctot
R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
:a5is.;
.'""ii.a.'rf'"1 . ,-.c.,,.rer ' "ur'" Oregon mi
u. wiwim, .via
t natreaea wllneataai
Iho nth day of October, lull
i laiuani naaraaaa win
vnarita u. . Maaltt, Jamra II. Oiirrn. 0 A
H alker aud (I. T. Dnnaaaii, all il Ktfll, (Wagon
WM Kiaaa, Ilegliler,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UKITao BTiTga 1 aNii Orrira
Burnt. Oregon. Hentainbur a. iou
niN?i.'. i n"tbT irttt """ "anrlalta Jonea.
01 jlurna. Oregon, who, on February 7. 1UW.
BKKNW(ibction
rnlttf fcj-i fi'.Hii 'ul, i;
By..ftWMHK)7.8ar i WW i?rlK?.HWWNHli
11, Townahlp !W H , Ituuga ii
Towna
Idlan, I
J5....iUm't'' 1S"dan, haa niad iinikuol
ii.i , at. . . V" preoi, io eilab Mali
fi.lui.'. .'.,J ,l,,l",1 deaorbed. beore
i,h,J,iiJh,j",a .,A,C.,'T., "". Oregon, ou
Ihullthday of October, Ul'J
. lalmant namea aa wltiieiaeal
Thomaa A. Joa.a, all ol War.rly, Oragun.
Wat. faaaa, Ilegliler
Dry Blab and plno wood $C. CO
nnd $7.00 per cord, cash only at
Lumber yard.
Try a 85c chlckon dinner from
5:30 to 7:00 p. m. ovnry Sundav.
at tho Cottage Inn.
Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron Work of ,al
Description,
CampSfoKS, Tanks, Jobbing,- limb
ing to order. Give Me a Trial,
SCHUMANN
VocRtly's Old Stand.
WmmimMiimKBmmmmmiStmimtKmbMuKKttatKKmtmJL&M Proprietor.
i For Backache Rheumatism Kidneys and Bladder I
P CONTAIN NO HARMFUL OH HAIHT FORM1NR DKUr.S I .-
r r J0IlN KMKItLINa,
an DIIjJUJImiUjo I &SMMgW
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jilOHfihA
MACHINERY
WRITE FOR .SPECIAL CATALOG AHD PRICES
THE A.H.AVERILLMACHINERV CO.
SPOKANE. WASH.-PORTLAND. ORE. JAN JOSE CAL
rTTM Wl' aTTO-JI
Jowolor. Optiuluu uiid
linuvayov.
Fino Watch Kt'pairinfj A Spe
chilly.
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Always ready for job printing,
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Held products were;
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