'
IATBT DETaOPMENT LEAGUE NOTES
(Pram Our Portland Oorntpottdenl
The Orearon Almanac issued
by the State Immigration Com
mission, is in demand by schools
and colleges when it is used as
textbook, which is helping
along the
"know-your-statr"
movement. The almanac, of
which an edition of 380.0W was
printed, is filled with data care
fully gathered and compiled and
is, in substance, an admirable
encyclopedia on Oregon, This
book is being distributed to In
quirers in all parti of the coun
try from the Portland headquar
ten of the Oregon Development
League and copies will be sent,
without charge, to any state de
airing them for use In education
al work.
During the coming year the
book will be completely revised
and enlarged and ktters are now
being sent out to the countv as
sessors in order to got accurate
statistics on land classification in
the various parts of the state. In
that reliable figures may order
be printed as totheextentof land
timbered, tillable, untillahle. etc,
The Ontario district hopes to
make that one of the best dairy
sections in Oregon. Heretofore,
the chief emphasis has been
placed on the possibilities of fruit
growing and a bivr apple district
has been built up. Hereafter.
the chief effort will be to attract
dairyman and to induce local far
mers to keep herds of milk cows.
Letters were sent to 50,000 dairy
men throughout the country, to
$2,000 agricultural college stu
dents and to 12,00(1 butter makers
telling of the advantages offered
to dairymen by Ontario and the
surrounding country.
School children of the Btate
are signing petitions sent mil by
the State Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction asking that tin
famous battleship Oregon be put
at tne neaa oi me opening navai
parade tnrougn tne ranama i a-
-i i .'. l...: ..: I I.. .11
u fT JiS" IT '
the school children ot the state,
the petition will be returned to
Salem and forwarded to Presi-
dent and Congress early in the
Spring.
That Oregon can grow splen
did corn, ranking with the best
corn states of the Union is the
statement of C. L. Smith, agri
culturalist for the O.-W. K. A;
N. Company, who is arranging
a corn show to be held next fall
at Pendleton. This will be open
to corn exhibits by farmers in
every part of Oregon and another
show will be held at Colfax,
Washington, for the fanners of
that state. "Parmer" Smith de
clares that the average corn crop
per acre is larger than in Iowa,
that corn is a plant that will
adapt itself to almost any cli
mate and should be made one of
the chief items of agricultural
production here.
A use for hop vines left in the
neia alter tne crop is picKcn has
been found by an experimenter
at Tacoma, Wash. He proposes
to utilize the fiber in much the
same way that flax is used.
chemical is used to dissolve the
vegetable matter that encloses
the fibre and the latter is then
ready to be dried, carded, spun
and made into cloth. Practically
the same treatment and machin
ery can be used as in the Max
manufacture.
A Shetland pony will be an at
tractive prize in the juvenile in
dustrial contest to oe new at tne
State Fair this year. It will be
awarded to the boy or girl mak
ing the best exhibit of livestock
and is offered by the Portland
Union Stockyards Company. The
exhibit mnst consist of at least
one trio, or pen, of chickens or
ducks, two pigs and a sheep.
There will be many other prizes
for which the young farmers
may compete.
STOC.KHOI.OKKh Ml I I INC
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Masonic Building
Association will be held at the
Masonic Hall on March 12th,
1913. J. K. LoOOANm
14tf Secretary.
We are overstocked with brood
sows. We have thoroughbred
Durock-Reds, thoroughbred Poland-China,
thoroughbred Berk
shire and mixed breeds of Bath
kind. These are as well bred
hogs as there are in Harney
County and will sell reasonable
if sold before we eoinmeiin- to
fatten them. Bennett Bros.,
13tf Burns Ore.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Neat, Canyon
road. Call him by 'phone.
VOLTAGE DRirnNCS
MtMt very uncertain.
Stockmen of this locality well
pleased with conditions of stock.
Many contemplate turninjr out on
iIm range by March 16th.
Mr and Mrs. Weber have ro-
mined to their homestead near
Black Hutte. They have been
working at the Diamond Hotel
for the past few months.
Mr. Weaver and wife have al
10 been working at the Diamond
Hotel They are visiting for a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Weber.
Mr. C L Bartlett and wife
made a business trip to Narrows,
Monday.
Mr. Durall spent Monday and
Tuesday with his parents near
Narrows.
Geo. Hall and Bert Dunning
made a dying trip to Burns Sat
urday. They may attend the
hort course in Domestic Science
while there. Here's hoping they
will, as their cooking has been
sampled.
Ted Dunn spent Sunday eve.
with his brother Frank and the
family.
Sunday School every Sunday,
at the school house at 2 p. m.
Much interest is taken in this
work, and with Mrs. E. Jones as
Supt. we hope to see it continue
thru the summer.
Mrs. Maggie Race, our worthy
post mistress informs the writer
that she is required to again
weigh all mail coming into and
leaving her office during March
and April.
Voltage may well be
proud of their post office as it
has received several congratula
tions from government officials.
Mrs. Hacker is again able to
be out Her many friends will
be glad to hear of this.
Tim ( i.,-a I.'V l.uti l,.,'ii viuitintr
iVJh Mendi on thi(, 8ide of ,he
vo, ior a lew
days. He says
business ain't
This bachelor
what its cracked up to be. "
Thc Sunnyside Entertainers
"ut on Feb- 2l- to have a
good time. Good attendance
and everyone voted the program
a splendid success. Recitations
by Marie Bartlett, Culver Mar--hall,
Harry Durall and Mr. Bart
lett. Readings by Mrs. Race
and Mr. Benson. Solo by Mr.
Partlett. Miss Dawson and Miss
Gladys Bartlett, dressed as "nig
ner wenches" sang, "Dat Water
melon" and "I Cum From Ole
Virginy, " to the accompaniment
f "Little Joe" and a mandolin.
The debate was postponed until
next meeting, which will be held
on Friday, March, 7th.
Miss Marshall was absent from
school Monday on account of
sickness.
Karl and Bert Dunning return
ed from the lava beds, Thursday,
of last week, where they went
after posts.
A merry crowd gathered at
the home of A. Springer and en
joyed a social dance Friday,
Feb. 21. A sumptuous mid-night
supper was served, also break
fast, as the dancing continued
until nine o'clock Saturday a. m.
John Witzel, Dick Simmons and
Richard Haines furnished music
for the occasion. Every one vot
ed Mr. and Mrs. Springer, fine
host and hostess.
Rev. Joseph Herbert spent
Monday night with A. Marshall,
preparatory to holding services
Tuesday.
Scribbling Silas.
Patitoon for Liqiior License.
We the uiidcrnigneil leual Tolrrn of
II. unman Precinct, Harney County,
Slate of OrtgOII, rearx-ctfully petition the
I lonoralilc County Court ul llurm-y
County Oregon, to grunt n lict-iiKi- to
Price Cochran to sell HpiiitouH, Mall
anil Vinous Liquor in lot quuntiticn
linn one gallon in Hiirriinnn iim -ini-t
II irncy County, State of Oregon, for a
period of nil moot ha, an in duty bound
we will ever pray.
Names N.-iun-i
II. J. Clur, Oeo. I, Parker, C. I. Lac,
11. Penman, K. ('. Heinz, II. 0. All.rrl -
ton, T, 0, Allirctton, 0, II. Fredrick, T
II, Miller, A. Bergeron, BminaC. Libliy,
J. W. Carpenter, J. L. Kellogg, I' !'.
II. m, A. Brock, T. R. Clark, I, It. Clark
T. M. I'llchet, J. B. Douichert v . A. S
ilriiliuiii, Jerry Dillon Jr. W. II TSiin
mo, t'luiH. Banning, L. I.. Vauliorn, K
A. Horn, A IVtrraen, I'eter I'ii.-i.
Notice i hereby given that on Weil
ncsdiiy the Sth luy ol Mur.-li llll.'l the
uuik-mignt-d will apply to the llonora
hie County Count of Harney County
Sialic of Oregon, for the License men
lion, 'I in the above petition.
I'KICIi OOOIIKAN.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CMIkllHTATK.-l I.ANIIOKKII I- ,
liuoia Oragun, Kahruary 7, lulii. (
Nolle la tiareby glvau that O. QariSsbroadar,
of orovllla, Orevon, wtio, on fiaemlir DO inn
" ii'ir Itoineateail anlry No. 007.17 for W',v'
.-. . IN. 11 jo. Townal.lp.IIIH. Kaligi .u; K , Wlllain
It, Meridian, has nlud nolle of tiilenllon l,
nuiki' final I'oliiliiulatloli proof lo aataMlali
ilaliii to the land above daarrlhed. Imfore
11,-Klater anil llaralvar, at Burna, ljri.ini, on
il,. ih ilayof April, IDli.
laluiant nauiea aa wltuaa
Kml J, Callow, Melrlu M Itoau, N Man ml,,
I rnl A llau, all ol Orovllla, Oragou.
Wa K.aat, Mglitr
Permanent Land Products
Exposition Opens In St.
Paul, Minnesota.
With a comprehensive display
of the grains, grasses, fruits,
minerals and forest products of
the State of Montana, Idaho. Or
egon, Washington, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, the
permanent land products exposi
tion of the Northwest Develop
ment league has opened its doorH
'0 the WOrM in St. Paul, gateway
to the great and productive
American Northwest.
This exposition of the soil
brings together faithful repre
sentation of what the states of
the Northwest have produced
anil can produce. The samples
of grains and grasses have been
gathered by commercial organi
zations ami the railroads. Many
of the fine samples of grains
were brought to Minneapolis in
November by the (treat North
ern Railway for display at the
Minneapolis and Chicago land
shows.
No better evidence of the pro
ductive qualities, of the soil could
be had than the live and six foot
samples of wheat and oats in the
sheaf. Shelled grains are also
shown and the display of grasses
best ever assembled for exhibit
purposes, every known variety
in the Northwest being attrac
tively arranged. While the de
corations of the xhiblt room are
simple, the display has been so
arrrangod as to give the most
effective appearance.
More than 1,800 square feet of
wall and floor space have been
utilized for the permanent exhi
bit. The windows have been
used for transparencies showing
beautiful and highly colored agri
cultural and Industrial scones in
the seven states. Montana's new
national playground, Glacier Na
tional Park, i i also well featured,
several magniflcienl paintings
having been prep tred especially
for the exhibit.
For Sale lo acres Sec lit
Trout Creek, Harney Co., with
Irrigation, i.ri0. Address. F. L
Burnham. 17.71 E, 72 Place, Chi
cago, III. 12-15
Customer and others desiring
us to settle their taxes will please
send us sheriff's statement of the
amount due together with in
structions for payment of same
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of BURNS. OREGON.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
I Mini ttrTM laMiUMHi; i
Hunts. un gun, Jamiar i., pi 1.1 j
To I. mi m I'. Brow el uuknnnn Mlflnt. "oii
tMlec on arc he i. b) nuUflod flint ('harli i I' Fn .
Who glVM Burnt, rcciW, as his puSI ultii v ml
dftM, did on Jminun ii PJl.i, flic iii (his
orii. bladul corroborated pli miun loooa
teat nii'l (u - in.' (),.- i a u Hint (on of your Hume
atrml. hntry -vtial No OHM. mad Moll n
L 110 , lor II,.- M1,, l doQUoa 1-'. I"wi.
bii i -onli I:,.).,;, . KoM WtHfttn, ill Mori
ilUn inn' as grounaafor hi contest ha allt-ia
in at hull i i.'ii r mown iim r...'iy i.tiiin
n .i'l lti.it f.r in. irr than six months Inst
in t. .ii .1 loo vr Milieu risi-litl n'oii tir
eultlveti d same
You ar then lot. , furtli. t m.tiiieil that the
aalil nllrgMM.H.i Mill I '- laki'i! I.y litis OHM as
bevlog bean f. .-. t i. )ou, ami your salff
will can rah -I tbra under without ynur fur
Lbst riabt tit be hi uni ti.. n-iu, elthatr utfora
this uiii. .' or ot. ait.r.i.il you full lo llli in this
ofii..- withm i .-uiy dsya aifsT Ihm roUKTII
bobllcallon ol this not Ira, as taowti below,
roof soawi i m di i nsth, inw lfi ally ntattoi
an i raspondlog to Lbasa sHacattont of oouint,
or If vmi (all if hlti Hint ttinr to lilt- In this
Ofltaa dUOgOrOol Dint you baTS MrTad a I Dp) W
tour answer on tin- aald cooteatanl altbai in
iti'iai r b) recti I n -I mail. If ibis sarvleo Is
Btsds bj Ibe dsllver) ol m Dp) of your afiswrr
to the rontpg'ani in peraoat prool of tm h r
vlru must Iii fit In1 1 i lii i-iii I run train ut 'a wrlUrn
acknowledgment ol hta raealpt ol toe copv,
bowlog thedati ol n-. reeelpt, or the andarll
of the parson bj wbon LbedeHvery vnssaaals
latlng hi ii mil I where t hi oppy was deliver
dill made Ii) legislated niall pntofof nmh
sertj h i- mutt roDgbll of tin ndltavlt of Un- per
sou I whom lb pj ess mailed, ami this
afniluvlt inual '" ocompaoled hy iim hmI
master a ii-. eld) lot tin- letisr,
Vmi shouhl Httle in our SOI War the name of
tin? poet "'hi to whlob mhi desire in uh
DOtli el t'i i"' si m to on.
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hair of i.t-t publication iaooar) i. lift.
Imt. ol gecood j.'.toi. itiion lanunry B6. ISII
Dateoftblrd publloatlon Fi-hruarv I, lli:i.
Date ol (ourth tin i.i i cut ion Kebruan a, t''i''-
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I MTS.I1 STATUS l.tMi tirrUK
llurtis. OM0OB. I Lrnary lit, ..(
Noti. Inn I.y llvtO UlsV A n til.- M. (jali-l,
In rin 1 t ly 11 nil M il , ot iirews jr. rsfnit.
wnii mi niiv .i, it" mihi.b iMiiin Hii'M.i c.iiiry,
N l.'. fur sh'v, ',,, h.t !, N4NW4 ami
NWJajNK'i -till. iii I I, Towjiahlp J h., KaiiKt
M Koat, wiUaroatta MeiiiiUn. han tii..i doIIm
(if lulriil!. .11 Id initkn filial ttilt-t' i at I'rii.if. to
ratatiiliili i-IhIhi to tint lain! alx)v. deacrlbed,
Irt-fiifC K 1. Mil ill , I H I '.nii.tiaaliMi. 1 , ..I i,t
uftii , ut I'll ww y, Or ago 11. on tin ith U ii
Man b, 1 'i l
t'lHiuiMiii ti a in 11 us wltooMM!
tt.atu-i.il iVllMID.jMporli Ithoilra. William
)unla', nil or liti-wacy, OnifoO, and i.cimki
Hm liitnaii of Mid him -in On gon
Wm Kammk Ki-Klshr.
NOTICK FOR 1MJHL1CATION
1 mi mi st at km 1, a Nil orric'i, f
Iiiiiiii, QfQjpfln, liaciwnt.ur 17, IWIJ
N nl 11 plobortbl ulviii thai 'Ihomaa Hut tun, of
r.i-ii. Orofon, AHfgnMOJ Kilwln W Hmlulna,
AifiW-n. . i-t I imiIh I tolsilmr, litis II It'll Iii I his
ofllii, lila ti'lli all,,n In anlt-r uniliir Horllitli
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MW, MK' ..Mil- il. -,.ii, H II Ml . M.llr
Iftin, i-i-iliii N ' "' i,'
Aliyaml nil ih iniina i lalnihig SdVSrttly llin
lauds daaurl laid ur ili-i.iniiK in ,,l,j. i I ii.cauat
nl Uli- mill, ml iliiimrti-r ol Hir land or fur
anf nllii-i HHHiin to Hi,, iltaioaal In atiilit-anl,
In mlil llli Hull mil. i, i i ir,itul In this
ollhi in, nr 1,1'lnii I In- il. In, of 1,-liiunry
I'll ,
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EXPKRIKNGa
TnAOC MARK!
DlIQN
CuPVRIQMtSj Ac.
sanding a aai h and dnurlirtiiiti may
iMuu inn i.itiinM irsjoj wnuii.tM an
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to Miiim Jk to,
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racflvt.
Scientific jffmerican.
A lian.la'.iMily lllqatrattid nmky. I.aruaat ilr
filiation of any i iwit ill" Juurnal 'Jriits, ;i a
i-ar : four im niia. 4aL Mold brail nawadaalara.
.QHISrasto, N0W YQ'I,
tss v Hi Wasliiijulou. l c
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For City Marshal.
TluuikinK the citizens of Burn
for pant, favors and believing that
1 have done my duty faithfully
in the past. I shall be again a
candidate for City Marshal at the
election, March 4th.
Paid Advt R. L. Hainm.
Estray A bay horse came to
my place on January 20th, 1913,
branded J. 1. on left shoulder,
weight about 1050 lbs., halter
broke. Owner prove property
and pay charges. W. W. Stur
Kea, Riley, Oregon.
Th Mother' Favorite.
A cough medicine for children
should be harmless. It should
be pleasant to take. It should be
effectual. Chamberjain's Cough
Remedy is all of this and is the
mothers' fuvorito everywhere.
For sale by all dealers.
NOTICK fOS PUBLICATION.
I NITKII HTT i.ami, Orrn II
Ilium, orxguu. rlnury IK, 1119.
Niilli'n il I,. irl.y kIvi ilmt John KtiHal
Mrlnli, of NftrmWN, orpvtin, who, on May l,
I'iuhkioI April 1, IIHU. riimi'IITi'lv wad ttolllr
trail t- mi, y Mo. xm, h,tiI (r.lllManil No HV,
l.il Hh.i.sW'., HK,riW., HW'.Ntla, NIC'4BW'.
.SW'.rllt'., Hi' w ami SV'.NWVanil NUNK',.
"ri'llull iii. townnhlp ib N Kami' 10 X., Wit
iMiui'llr MfOilUn, hu lll'-il IK, Ilia ol Inlnnlloil
to mala I iiihI llmr N rar I'nwf, lo ailabllib
, lallll In Oi.. I.i.i.l IDOVfl l,-m I M'Cil. hmlot tltO
ItoKliiar an.l Kit.Ivit. at liiirui. oragon on
Hi,' unh ilairot April, tiil.1
i iMluiant iiNiittaaa wllneaaai:
I- OoaatfTS, Alvvauflrr MvKanila. 1. N.
tiiimini. AW. Hun. mi. all ol Narrowa, Orafon
WM K, lUnlil.T
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I nit, n Mim l.iniiiirriii, i
lluriia. OfSaOB, Kvlnuary in, IV19
rtoUot la lietrlijr kO.ii thai ihtlaa Marlola.ol
N mr Oranoii. who ou Auauat 17, ItUH.
raada it. I Knit) No. m tor K'.liw", Har. w
I .. H.ll :K ami Nlti.NW'a. Sac , 4, T. Jb
, It. m K , ami on Jan, II. tuna, mail ailitlllon
I Hit , in 1 1 aaalahciil Harlal No. USMl. lor SK'.
N',. Hn- Xl. T. i', H , It :J K , and on Marsh
:. I'l". mails Aild'l Hit No. IMJM, lor HI,SK,,
NKIHK't. Her. SJ, ami NW'aMW, Harllon S,
I..., n.lili. :.. ' -imlli. Ii.ii,..lll ttaal. Wlllamrllr
M. ii.iikii tiaa lll.'l t . ... i . ...i Intaullon to maka
iltial ih,,'.' jrrar moot lo i.iaMlali claim to tha
landabora datilbod, mm Hi Hag lauo aul
lli'i-flvar. al lluriia. UrSflOSI, on th l"Oi da
it April, i-i i
i laiiuanl liaima aa wllnrias
Kav rumrnya. Alviamlar MOCanft. I. N
Hnaliri. a w no, ii. mi all ! Narrowa. lira
gas,
r atftaitr,
Summons.
oi tin- t'ni'iiil t'liint ol tin- Male ol
(tfVJJttll lur ll.'IMlrv I'lUllltV
l.t-in Millar, iil.iiiiiiii
VI
r J Mill., i. il.-l,-ii'l.i,,i
I,).' Millar, tin- iil.uvr muiir,l ilr
Irllilnnt: III tin- MUM of tll Stair
ol OrvsjOQ, otr ior lint'liv rrillirril
I. him-i.i anil nliaw, i tin- iiiiliplaiill
tiled aaniHt you In III.- nhuvr rnlill,-il
Hint ou or Im-I.ui- the laat day ol tin- lour
Pflfcritstd in tin- older ol iulilu-iitioii ol
thia MUiiiinoiiN. to wit. on ur la-foir I lr
Jltli ilav of I'rliruary 11)13, anid datr
I artiti; the fiuratiod ol nit w.-rka Irotn
tlu- liiat pnltluutioii ut tin NiiiniiioiiK,
anil d you fait ao ti apiNritr and auawri,
fur nam thrn-of, lniutifl will apply to
llir ,-ouil tin III.- o-liol driiiioiilrd ill liar
-oinilaint, lo wit: Kur a ilrcr.T dis
aidvin; tlir liondaol matrimony rxifitiuif
Ik-Iw.-i'Ii plaiutiil ami drlrndalit, and
for .-oats and dialiura, uirnta of suit.
I In-- auiiiiiioiiM i-. pulilialir.l hy order
ol Hun l.i.-iiil Tliumpxoil, JsjAgi ,,l tlir
i i mill y I "in t "I 1 1. ii iiov County, 1 Irr
".on, inadr and t'litcrrd on tlir Nth day nl
January 1018, and tlir data of tlir tiiat
piililicutiiui ul this auminoiiM It Januaiy
II, I'M. I
0, A. KliMllUl.l),
'a IB Attorns s ut ii iiiiiiii
5umpter Valley
Railway Co.
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SlinliUr.1 .lunctiont " 4:46
Water Tsukt " 4:40
I Iran's Snnrl "4:8
Mi-Kwent " 4:36
JIlNCTlONt " 4:10
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Mui mi aSSSll only. tNusgsot.
Ti.-k.da iaBiiiiil only for aUtions wlinK
iriniiH are Hcliotlulad to make n-nlar
stopa, 1'aasun.turii iiinat purchase tirk
nts wln-rn agents uiat laslore antering
trains or 'J6 ci-iiIh in Idltion to tin- re
gular fare will bo clisrgeil.
JOKKI'll A. WKHT, Hupt.
(iUANTOKDHKH. Asat. Hont.
$1500 Reward!
yrW&fV
J Ittt lli.k.iii, (a .
Kuriilaailtl Nr.Nila
I I Tt- Mink I'M. if.
Una Association of
,rg - . - mm AaaiH-iaiiiin in
ik,. ll- "liloh lira under
' i kn u ' '" " signs! Ii- inuinlMsr
I I'll,. , -.. will glvu I,IIU0UU
If. reward for l-
dani-u liia. h.ik ui
lbe a i nil biiiI con
' ftffllou of any par
ly in iaiin-a alt-al
in. ooraas. ualtl ,
I or Ullllaa iHilongliiK
'o any of ila uiBln-
geaj.
In a.lilllinii In I ho abuts, ib uudmilgunl
..rtura llin aamu i-unilltlon vu oo fur all bONSS
liraiuli-il oOffg aliuil baron bulb u- i-llbi-r Jaw.
Iiian.l ri-i-oiilial In ulgbl i-uuutlrB llangu
ilaruay, l.ak ami Ofoal SOOOtlss 1 1 . ., ,-.-
VtiDU.ll Wlllill Btllil.
Noll bill uruwn lioiai-a aolil and sail In
aril.' Ijiim,!,,-.
W W. IIHiiWN ril. Oroaon
(I. W. Cli-vciik'ir can nleitHo
you in wall paper. The very
latent. dHHimiH urn on hnn.l uml a
variety never before equalled, tf
E. MURRAY
Public Stenographer
Tonawama Bids;., Burn
M. A. BIGGS
Attorney at Iaw
Voeg tly lllilir., Ilurna, llrrgon
IMIirriRn.
IIAHNKY I.OIIUK. NO. 77, I.I) 0 ,P.
vO'i-ia ayary Miunlay In Odd I . Hmi Hall
at 7 nil m. A. Iiiiiiii,
W. W. Ilollld, Herri-IBM N. II.
Heirri- work aa foMowi I Iral Halurday Inl
llatorv aeronil Halurila. Klial Uegraa: third
Hatiirilay, Haeond lleirrtwt totirth Halurday.
Third lienree.
HIUtNMI.llllliK NO il,-, A h A M.,
Mrrtp in i v iliat an.l ililnl laturiUy Iii each
month I , Oanll, W M
Ham MoiherBheail. Herralari
M IHKKN WooliMKN oi AMI l h v
Hiala every anrnud ami follltn Kri'lay evull
Inir al I. O. i) K. Mall, all nrlrliunia Invlleil
New applicants will r I vi riiuoanua ireat
rneii- m IKI, v l-
W T. Iater. clerk.
HHHNH 0BAPTBS NO. II), O. K.i
MihUb every a. i taint fourth komla, , III
mbmiiih- nan.
Krankle SVelroli.i'
W. M.
I'lla Hweek, Herrrlary.
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Maalasvei) 1st ami Kit Wrdneada)
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Mailice Leonard, Her Hee'v.
TIII.Kl IKi I.K No. Ho, IV. ot W.
Meata avery foiirih 'Im-B.lay.
Mairt Morton
Heater Oooilman. clerk.
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TATS
estuua:
Iioualhan Hoiirnu Jr.
lien K. I hauibarlaln
IW II I-Ilia
): W llawley
A. M. Crawford
Olwalil Waal
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liiiiBtraaiiieii
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Mrs. (Jracc B. McHose
TRACHRR
Voice and Piano
Mi th.. . K l ,. .1 In
Ciscissslti Ciisscnaitir v of Music
Sasiiaacs siudin satQiasr west
I'rc.hi lit inn Church
Luimt4miiimn:ii::ntntnmitt::i!innn:i
LONU
RE8TAURANT
a OIUIKOI: I OON I'.op.
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Meals At All Hours. Short
Orders and Pruinut Service
With Itcauonable Itates
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Give Mo A Call
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Oaipaallr Tlaara-Hrrald Ballatlras a
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Star Hotel
. J. MIDWIM I U . I'rop.
NAkHOWS, . OkliOON
'I tils will bo found a desirable
and hospitable stopping place
where tomlort and courteoua
treatment are considered first
Feed Barn
Conducted In connection
H. N. Mc COMB
(.tiuriil Ki-pait Shop Rear W.
O. White's Shop, S. Main Street
Plombiog, Pump and Wind
Mill Work a specialty.
Burns Sheet
Metal Works
lis, Upper, Sheet Iron Work of all
Description.
Cinp Sloven, Tanks, Jobbing, Plumb-
iuK to order, (live Me a Trial.
C. W. SCHUMANN
Proprietor. Vrtcictly 'a OU Stund
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This is the time to uow trrasu
seed on the meltinif snow. See
the liuriiH Department Store
iJ0', - ''
SB
COLONIST FARES
- WESTBOUND
March IS to April 15, 1913
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
While The Fares Are
TI10 Low Karon apply from the following anil many Othst
KintH in tint Kast, to any station on the O.-W i. A- N in
Idaho, Oregon anil Washington.
Atlanta, Ga. $4080 LouiavllU, Ky. 142.84 Oklahoma Crly .!.'.'.
Balllmora, Md S4.75 Mamphii, Tann. 42.SO Phlladalphia, Pa. 54 75
Boa'on, Maaa. 85 15 Milwauk .-, Wis. 38.70 Pilltburg, Pa. -17 00
lluffalo, N. Y. 47.50 Montgomary, Ala. 50.15 Si. LouIb, Mo. 17.00
Charlaaton, S. C. 83.90 Muakogaa, OkU. 32.20 Denver, Colo. .10.00
Datriot, Mich. 43.50 New York City 55.00 Omaha, Neb. 30.00
Fori Worth, Tax. 40.7S Now Orelaana 4B.05 Kansas City, Mo. 30.00
Mimi.ar.oliB. 30.00 Si. Paul, Minn 30.00 Leavenworth, Kan. 30.00
Chicago, III. $38.00
PREPAID ORDERS
Tickets will be delivered without extra
charge to anybody at any point where Colo
nist fares apply, upon deposit with any O. W.
R. & N. Agent of the amount.
For full particulars drop a card to
II. BAKOUL, Asrt, O. W. R. A N. Redmond, Ore.
WHY NOT MAKE $200. A MONTH - - That's
160.0C a Week, almost 10.00 a Day
A
8. IUiik Victor Nafr-a and Art iironf hosoi
to iin-n-liaiiiH, doctors, lawyi-rs, clt -ntlsta ami
well tn lt)(Rruivratall of wit' mi rootlOl thttn il
of a aaCr. Imt do not know how i-aajr itiMnnnii
OBO. Haitniiiieii ilolara our ,.r.i..i iti.n one of
tha N-t, clean cut muney-uiakluK oitporlunl
tiaa ever rr.-.irl Without previous eaiw-rt-riii'i
YOU can duplloata the auccraa of oi fit ra.
(hir handaouiely lllustralfd I'saa caialoK
will enable you to preaetit the auhjfct to cua
tnmrra in aa liitf reatinii a manner an liinuith
you were DttoUnr thtsn through our factory.
. .. ,i. ,,Kai am) t i.-i th, ttr.fii. fur
coiivliu-lna talkltiif points which it is 1m possible for a prospect!.. ruafomer to deny why
don't VOU be the Oral to apply from your vicinity before suuicoik i lee gets the territory!
We cau favor only oue saiesmao out of each locality.
Tha ' I l ann l' W lit (11 I r
Oar Maw Mama. Caaclt, tO.OOQ Sal.
DRINKWATER& SLOCUM
tsM
rw . jfiKti ,m
i i j vyx
Main St..
WRITE TOR .SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICES
THE A.H.AVERILL MACHINERY CO.
S POKANE. WASH.- PORTLAND. ORE. - .'AN JOSE CAL.
li
BURNS MILLING CO.
HORTON 6l SAYER, Propts
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic. Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. 3ood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
Oo To The
WHITE
LIVERY
NEW RIQS AND ThAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor calls.
R, J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
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Cottage Inn ;
! DINNING ROOM .
ah toy, Ptasrtat' t I
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Open For HuHint'.s.s. KeRulai!
Mi-ills at all hours. Open
until 10::) vwry uiuht
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CALL AND BUG ME NOW
I vcrythliix Meat auU New
Bi
to.ajopw-.iv
Low Xy5NM
Men awoiui 1 aa
aellliii afi at. iflvliiif
a in- ',iiii m i .. . . j . v..
company was celebrated by
erectinsF tin- most modern safe
factory In the world Wlde
awaka man bo r I iTOd our
apecial Heiiink' loduoement,
reuiliTrd Itnec, iary toilouble
ouroutput. We era aiieinimK
many thouaanls of dollars tn
larKlnpfour sal. n oryMilratloii,
but U learn nil imrliculiin-, II
Will coat yOQ only the price of
ft postal sard.
Ask lor Catalogue 16 T.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
cucimuii. ohio
nnu.ll.
Horseshoeinv;,
Blacksmithin,
Wajifon Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns. Oreeon,
IP
ENGINES
BOILERS
3&M GRADE
MACHINERY
FRONT
STABLE
,sa,caas
a
SliUUNS SANXTORIliM:
.Mm. Wm, Cttmailng, Prop, s
J Bast of cart
for patients
Well
fiiniislml looms, ut-at
I'l.'iui ami oomfortsble, No
2 iMiituirious cases taken.
Rates Ueasoimlili-
I'ROKKSHIONAL CAUDA
IvtARSPFf, A GRIFFITH
I'liyalrliiiiB anil Siiigi'i.iiB.
nilKNH. OSKOOef.
TILLSON HARRISON M. B , M. D.
Dili..- lattal floor flaSSS flsioM Mid.
Knlrmir.i on Main Sln-i-l
liuriiH,
Oregon
J. Ul. GEARY
PbfsiotM nnrl S'urxiMiii.
HuriiH, -, - - ()n-goti.
Hiiro iii iii-w liuililinx riuulii of Wcl.'.irn)' I
linriifriH hIhii, Main rH,
'I'limii- MhIiiK.'i.
k I). BURROW M. I).
I'liyskian and Surgeon
f.lfiir- nl JorKcnscn 111.1k., Main St.
Calls attended Ni;ln or Day
II. E. HIBBARD
:d :e 2sr a: is a:
OMiii (irat (foOT iu-l photo nHUry
J.urii' OrQgOOi
W. C. BROWN,
IDEinSTTIS'T-
BlMNB, DllKUilS
i'IIhi- iiniiis H ami tl Mum, i. a l.ii ililing
DENMAN & PENMAN.
Phys cians ,md Surgeons
uli- iiiitai-ri-il ,rniiiilly ni,,,i ,,, ,lav
'I'liinm llarrinian.
Harriman, Oregon
Or- Minni Hand
Physician and Surgeon
Dirett Telephone Cinneitinn
Lawen. Ore.
C. A. REMBCLD
Atli.n.i , ut !..,.
Pu-ns, Oregon
i.lLU. s C ;...:,. i
I lUMNK'i I i v A
Kuriia, Oregon
i" II .in '. klaxinli I'.iiiMing
in, a i.iii. aij raada al raaaoasaa) raui
CHARbES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
Hums. - - Oretron
I'liirtici'M in tl1(. Slali- CnnrtH nnj lw
(iirr the I,- S Ijhi.I OSJoO.
litem. H. I -ti.utl.
ATTOKNKV A'l-l.AVr,
i-'iiri-ful attention riven to Collec
Uona and K.-al Botate mattars.
i-'ir.. InsonuMe.
Notary I'tililie
Baaas. OaaanM.
A. W. (iOWAN
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
State Courts and Uaitsd Stated
I-iiu! Oflii-c Practice
Three doors South of the
Harney County National Bank
Burns. Oreiron.
It II I'i.ii Ml
AB0 V. AX. MH ,
M. V. IllllHlt
A.M'. MAM. BOC. C. a.
CCXDPER & DODGE
Civil and Hydraulic Engineers!
Irrigation. Water Supply
Sewerage. Water Power.
Mirvria. Maps, 1-BtiniHteH, SuM-rviiua
BURNS, OREGON
!'. ('. I'n i.iiii.
Formerly Aaat. SugtagSI
In D. H lti,luiiinilon s,.,
m--.
. 0. KuH.gsas
Km ii,,tI Chief Kl
glOStf uf Hot u
Westsra lly
Eastern Oregon tngineering
Company
Ull. AMI IKKKiAliON t'MJINHEISl
Hurns, Orritoa
JEAN HART BALCOMB
IIIAK. M Ml , K. , . MKM. A. 4. S.
AHHil. M. AM. I. I:. K.
HVDRAULIC liNUINEER
Ditches, Reservoirs, Final Proofl
Work, Hydro-Electric Power
V. S. Dap, MinoralWork
Court Work A Specialty
BSfaaSf In Moil, l'mato And
liovt-illliii'iit Mri-nni QattS
Al.lihKSON - - OKRUON
JOHN ROBiNiO
a
Stock laspeclor, Haroev tonal
Ilium- Ail.lixsH
Ituros, OrJ
JOHNIJKMIiKKLINU,
.lowolor. Oitteian
UUllI
l'.iiiri'uvoi'.
I'iuc Watch Repairing A
Sp
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L
mlty.
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