r
Thrift in East and Weat.
Many Eastern people quote the
greater volume of savings bank
deposits in the Eastern than in
the Western states as evidence
of greater thrift in the Eastern
states. It is rather a sign of
greater opportunity for individual
investment of savings and of
more general disposition to avail
oneself of this opportunity in the
West.
Many people in the East who
save small sums are afraid to
trust their own judgment in
making investments. They
would rather trust the judgment
of the banker to put their money
in safe mortgages and bonds.
The banker, conscious that he is
a trustee for other people I
money, invests it only in socuri-
ties which are considered abso
lutely safe and which, therefore,
a proportionately lower return.
Then, too, the opportunities for
small investments are fewer in
the East, where property values
are high and where enterprises
are conducted on a generally
large scale By combining their
savings in the hands of bankers
many people who hays small
sums to invest can alone pat
their money in mortgage! and
bonds.
In the West more people have
the ambition and self-reliance to
go into business for themselver.
to invest their own savings and
to secure a larger return than
mortgages and bonds would pav.
The sheepherder saves his wages
until he can buy a small flock of
his own, the cowboy until he can
run his own herd, the worker in
a logging camp until he can run
his own logging outfit, the thrifty
among railroad graders until
they can become station men,
then sub-contractors, and so on
up the scale. The journeyman,
carpenter, plumber, painter and
bricklayer are ready to take con
tracts on their own account.
The smaller volume of savings
bank deposits in the West is thus
an evidence of greater prosperity.
of more opportunity, of more
willingness to take advantage of
it, than of less thrift. The thrift
is here, but is practiced in dif
ferent ways from those most in
vogue in the East. Oregonian.
Urges Stock Fattening Ex
periments For Oregon.
"It is estimated that the farm
live stock of Oregon represents a
total value of $82,615,942. thus
indicating that the live stock in
dicating that the live stock in-
dustry is assuming very large
proportions." says Dr. James '
Withycombe, director of the
State Agricultural Experiment
Station, in his biennial report to
the regents of the Oregon Agri-
fajtAAaK,
PRACTICAL BAKING LESSONS
The Ifoht Materials
Bear in mind that Iks) t-t mnicrinlri
make the beat food.
A aof t Winter wheat puM ry flour is as
necessary tor rakes as for biscuit. Iti fart ,
it should always be used Kith linking
powder, as it absorbs moisture BON
readily than hard ftpring rasa bread
flour, which contains much plow dissolving
gluten. If bread flour is used for Mats, one
must use at least otic-third mora Bolsture
than is called for by the recipe, for all
cake recipes are written for pastry flour.
A great deal of the uncertainty of sake
baking is eliminated by iidiiiu ,-t double
raise baking potMsa such us K C. The
batter need not Ih hurried into the oven,
nor need one Ixj direful about IfatTlfnHa
the oven door, or jarring the stove, K :
is really a blend of two baking povdfjn,
one of which ooumbmi to raw as goon
as moisture in grided; the other it Inactive
until beat is appjej, to that the raising in
sustained against all danger of falling mil il
the cake U baked.
Cane sugar M always to be nteftiml fill
cakes, because beet wigar m haul to daw
solve and is likely to dink to the bottom
or stick around the edges of the pan,
making an Imperfect cake.
If impossible to get granulated ease
sugar, then as the licit best thing, buy h n
Ugar. This is very line ami easily creamed.
Measure Everything
It will save time and maiiv hIcih if you
will get everything required by the Neips
on your mixing table before startinj
Everything should he measured correctly.
If the recipe calls for sifted II ,11 1 , ni,t ji
ones before BeatUling, tfOMUra Dour by
filling the cup with it spoon. If you dip
the cup into the Hour, it will pack and there
is danger of over measuring Mi i in u the
baking powder can fully using level,
roun'lthg or heaping taaspooniuls, ucci.nl.
ingto the lecijie Sift, I lie llouraml In! ing
powder together throe lime in o 'it igot
them thoroughly mixed, ho thai the i I
willraisutvuily; al-o to I,,. . ii up the II ,m
Mixing
The flour and baking powder having
been measured and sited, rnea rum out the
sugar and butter and Bream together i.
the butter is cold and firm, iv.niii 'I,
sugar slightly in theovaa. After i
the butter and sugar, separate I lie yolks
from the whites of the egg and with a
rotary egg l-aier, n mi the yolk, unlil
light li iiioii i oli ii eil ninl ti-ry en iniv Adij
this to the butter and sugar, ami hleis
law 10 nut iiiiiiit uui riuii.ir. tuni i.n mi
all toset tier. Now mill it li'tl' of tin w itci
or milk mi. I stir it in tburoughl) 1 IbMI g
little flour, hlirniiK il m llioiniiKiily; tlicu
more luoisturc uml inure lloiii Jill iniili !
stirring, cuch lime until nil I he Hour mnl
Boisturo am in the batter, wheu it sbuuld
Oaesriaal Itli lv Jv Ujy ( 'u.
n the net st luaaon other recipea for
cultural College. "With the ex
ception of date secured from hog
feeding experiments upon a re
stricted scale, there is practically
no reliable information in this
state as to the cost and best
methods for fattening stock. It
would seem, therefore, that the
time is opportune for this station
to secure, at the earliest possible
moment, reliable data regarding
this important industry.
"Eastern Oregon is the great
meat producing section of the
state; hence it would be desir
able to conduct experiments in
live stock feeding under con
ditions prevailing there. I would
therefore earnestly recommend,
first, that preparation be made
to take up this work at the East
ern Oregon experiment station
in co-qperation with this station
at the earliest practical date, and
second, that the three hundred
acres of land not at present util
ized for experimental work be
devoted to the growing of forage
crops for the special purpose of
fattening stock."
Cough Msdlctn for Childrsn.
Too much care cannot be used
in selecting a cough medicine for
children. It should be pleasant
to take, contain no harmful sub
stance and be most effectual.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
meets these requirements and is
a favorite with the mothers of
young children everywhere. For
sale by all dealers.
Treating Seed Potatoes.
The use of formalin to destroy
the germs of potato scab on seed
to be planted is becoming well
known to our experienced grow
ers, but there are many young
farmers and gardeners who do
not yet make use of this very
simple, inexpensive and effective
remedy for scabby potatoes.
The soil on which potatoes are
to be planted should not be alka
line as this condition tends to
cause scabies. Free liming ot
soils and free application of fresh
strawy stable manures are apt to
cause scabbiness in the crop
Well-rotted manures and prepar
ed trade fertilizers give best
uitisfaction in this respect.
Seed to be planted can be
treated against scab by being
soaked for an hour and a half in
I solution of formalin and water.
Add a pound of 40 per cent for
malin to 30 gallons of water, l'ut
a bushel or a bushel and a half of
the seed in a gunny sack and let
in the barrel of lipuid for 1)0
minutes. Then lift up and let
i . . .. . .
dram for a few minutes and put
in another lot The same water
can be used over again.
We have seen some articles
advocating the sprinkling of the
seed potatoes with the solution,
CAKES
1 often hear housekeeper! attribute their success or
fsilure in cake baking to luck. Others have the Idea
that cake bakers are born, and that unless on is nat
urally adapted to it, she cannot succeed. In reality any
one can bake the nicest of cakes II she will follow clooely
the few simple rules which are given below In full detsil.
?lLsa-JU C3cJ?.
I"- beaten until smooth and glossy. If the
whites of the eggs are to be used, beat these
with a flat or spoon whip until tney arc stiff
enough to stand up, putting them in last.
V little salt added to the while of egg
help in the heating. If yolks of eggs lire
not used, add the moisture anil flour
alternately to creamed butter and sugar
and odd the whitee hut. Where much more
sugar than butter is used, as in Orange
'alee, half of the sugar may be beaten into
the yolks of the eggs.
Baking
One of the most important things about
baking eakes is to have a moderate oven
at the start; in fact, in using a gas, oil or
r.isolmc stove, It is not necessary to light
i lie stove until the eako has been put in.
Then there should be a very low flamo at
first. After the cake hits doubled in bulk,
increase the heat and bake until a brown
rust is formed and the center will Napond
to the touch. Never allow a crust to form
over cake before the batter baa doubled.
In a wood or coal range, have a very light
lire in the firn box. After the oake is in the
oven, replenish the fire and by the time it
11 bumed up the batter will have
doubled and is ready for the hot oven to
lm-.li if. It is nulMMslbla to snecifv the
I ""ill of time to bake rakes, for the larger
; ml thicker the layer, the longer it takes
; to bake.
Orang Call
M sup Imiter Orated rind of 1 orsugs
I sup sugar i, cup milk or water
I1 a cups eiftccf pastry flour
.' loyal tciiipiiifuls JC C linking Powder
Yolks of 2 eggs, liesleu light
v i. it . or egga, Ih ttteu dry.
This inukcs two small layers.
Filling for Otmng Cak
'I'll., nnlieiit. n ii lute of 1 egg, add to this
',' eup oruug.. fillip and Juice, with lie- rotary
egg boater gradually licet in 1', supt imw
lisrorj 1'iiicir, Ismling it in slowly, when
ill ei.,u;i, t,, hold its shape spread upon
t' ' tk ' l,..iig lejutiug wakes this icing
,' lill.l white.
Cream CaJfs
'1 run IiuUit
1 cup sugur
. oiks of two eggs liestcii light
1! cups allied pastry flour
1! level tcuepooiifuis K ' iluking I'owder
li cup cold water
Whites of two eggs liestcii dry
llu mriug to suit.
Cfam Filling
i cup sifteel flour
li toaspoonful salt
I egg Iwateli light.
I no li milk
,'l cup augur I ounce cln.i oliitn
1 teanpiMinfiil vanilla vsli act
Mm Hour uml salt with a very litlln cold
n. ilk; alir into the hot milk and cook ten
n, unites, mid llm ' liiiciluln sud stir until it
i. in. Mini iiixl evenly hlcnded with the flout
ii.iilinc, then Ixut in the egg mixed wltb
thu augur, uml lastly the vanilla.
Cakea and Iclnga will be fjlven.
!MneaajsBNaBJBBaasjsBaaaaaaMaaMnB
instead of soaking them in the
manner described, but we think
that a much more thorough job
can bo done in case of potatoes
where the seed in immersed in
the liquid and left to soak for
the time stated.
The barrel treatment as given
above has been found to be effec
tive by many careful tests, while
the spreading of the Bred out on
a floor and sprinkling with the
solution has not been proved out
by any such experiments, so far
as we have boon able to learn. It
may be effective, but wo do not
yet know it to bo ho. It will be
safer, in our opinion, to stick to
the RMthod known to be good.
It is mil i Miff to shovel potatoes
over, as oats are anoveieu, w
insure the action of the formalin
on every part of the seed.
Wisconsin Agriculturist.
Straight at II.
There is no use of our "beat
ing around the bush." We might
as well out with it first as last.
We want you to try Chamberlain's
Cough Uenutly the next time you
have a cough or cold. There is
no reason so far as wo can see
why'yoti .should not do so. This
preparation by its remarkable
cures has gained a world wide
reputation, and people every
where speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. It is for sale by
all dealers.
"Big Sisterhood" to Care
For the Unfortunate
Portland has a "Big Sister
hood", an unique society, which
invites the interest and co-oora-tion
of mothers and daughters
ltd other members of families
throughout the state of Oregon.
This society is quite informal in
its organization, its aim being to
give friendly aid and counsel to
girls who are alone in Portland
or who for any reason are in need
of a "Pig Sister". The work of
the society is not offered as a
charity, but is just the friend
liness of one woman for another,
or a "Pig Sister" for a "Little
Sister."
So many girls going to the city
from the country or small towns
have fallen into misfortune
through the want of a friend, or
in some eases have lieon Utterly
lost to their home people, that
these Portland women have as
sueiated themselves tu ex tend the
friendly band to girls and women
who need any kind of help
whatever.
If girls, or the parents of girls,
who are going to Portland will
write to the "Big Sisterhood,"
care of the People's Institute,
arrangements will Ik- made to
give them such attention as they
may wish on reaching the city
and their welfare will be looked
after by "Pig Sisters" who will
take pleasure in knowing them
and helping them. So many sad
things happen every day to girls
who come to Portland from small
towns and the country that the
Iflnportaaoe of this acquaintance
with the "Pig Sisters" is urged
ukiii mothers and daughters
throughout the state.
Found a Cure for Rhaurnatiim
"I suffered with rheumatism
for two years and could not get
my right hand to my mouth for
that length of time." writes Lee
L Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa.
"I Buffered terrible pain so I
could not sleep or lie still at night.
Five years ago I began using
Chamberlain's Liniment and in
two months I was well and have
not suffered with rheumatism
since." For Bale by all dealers.
NOTICK KOU PUBLICATION
l Mill' TATaS I, A NO Htm K, ,
hurni. Ortffoa, March all, Ivl.lj
Notice li lierel siven thai Krsd fstsn, of
ttmiii'i.NiiK'in, i.Ihiihi J mis 1, I WON and April
1. liMi, raspeotlvaly, made lloimali ad entry
No .:.i'c Htirlitl u "V. and No iHio... forHK1,
MKNl'.'a, rU'f. In, W'HVi4 and f4W'NWU,
H. , Mini ),. 'l'..iv i.Mhlp ." H.. Hanaja M K Wll-
lint. i ih m. ti. linn, hai filed imtii col lnlenlloil
to make final thaec year I'roof, to eslahllah
c I it I in lo tin- Inn 'I sbOfa '! si Tllif.l, Imforu Kg
later and td-culwr, u' Itiirna, u-von , mi i ht-
lull, day of May, I'M I
i Irtlinaiil iitiinc us wit matii's
Uaorffs m 'ii t of riluifiou UrMon, John
Kalliitait. id hiinih, iircaoii rhsrlealialniiiiiio
and hluitiel Kcnii.y i.oth of ttavtirly Oreiiou.
VVm Kaiihk. Iteglitsr
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
It ni r ki, STATU i.anii tirrics
llililo, llregull, March ."J, lllla.
Mi.tic. is lii-r.l.y given I tut liuorgs Hall, of
Prion ion Oregon, wlm, uii Mepi. II, lulls sud
Man h .'I, I'l'l respectively lliaile lliiuiestaa.l
entry No mill ami No IH.Iin.fnr Hl.HK'a, Hen Sli
W'sltW-aaiiil NW1,. H.i Hon an, tiislili J7H.,
ItailSU ill I'.. Will.. lie Men. Man. has lll.il
n. . ih . l li.iiiiiliiii l.i niakii Dual 1 1, rim year
Proof lo estat.llsli claim lo the laml al.eve .In
scrllMiil, hclure Hcglsli'i uml Itecelvir, si llinca,
i in , .hi. on Hie nun .i.i i iii .iur, en I
t lullliunl li.itiienal wltlil'SieS
lie. I II. 1'ctcrs, Chillies I.uImiicii. c. I...lli.,(
Wavcrly, iiiuguu, John II rnlknstail, uf Huilih,
iiiegnii, JantSI e" Melion, of I'rluceloii, tiregon
Wm risiis, Keglsler.
NOTICK KOK IMIHMOATION.
IINITKll HTATKH I.ANIl tirrH'B, I
llm na. ling Mini h 17, lula.l
aerial No. Mil
MOTH k.
Notice Is heictiy given to all whom ll may
cumi-iii that ileoige . Mnylli ami Prcstluy
Hinyth of liliinioinl, Uregou, have filed ."plica
thin, ii inter the act nl Inns I, IU7 lu select.
I.ola I, I, (I. Jt a act II. tola '.', ,1. II A ; see. il,
tola'' a, il, .1 7 ace a. tola 1,1, .V H sec 'i, all
III T IM H It. ai K. W. M aalil aliplli ulfun hulug
iwiiillng III Ihu Hums, luegoli I.anii llltics.
Auy uml all l.uranlis clalinln liciaelyor
ilsslrllig to iiOJci'l lu Ihn in lit, i.l i Intruder, or
fur any onn i lesson, ui any uurl ul IDS gala
lands, or lu the dialioaul
111 Hie
or any
ul'l'll
null il.cn .-I lu Ihn said ftu
cauls shiiiihl lile Holt ullliluvltof iirulesl I
ihli out. on oi Upfors Ihu 1st day uf Mar lvl.
Wm. rasas, Kaglaisr.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can. be had. Near Canyon
road. Call Mm bv 'phone.
NOTICK KOlt PUBLICATION.
iiNiTsitsTATkatANnoprioB, i
Saras, oresoa, AVrli it, ii I
Notice Is tiersby siren that James i Isrenrr
lllll el llatrlinaii, Oregon. Willi, oil M I", HUH
til site lli.incalssil Kntry. Nil. OHI77, lor WK4
Suction aft, Township at H , Italiga na Ksa',
Willamette MerliHsii, liss Kiel nollps "t Iniolt
Hun to uiako Final Three Year I'ronf, I" r
tab till claim hi (lis laml above ilescrllio.l be
tore llm Keglste' srnl Itmslvsr at Rimu, Ore
son, mi the ntii ilav f Jims, i'ii
i iliiint names as wlmessas
II N I ..." I II liiuio'rniaii, liolli l liar
rlinan, llreson II. I.. Vaa Horn, Oram
i l ii miii, I, nth ol Wavcrlv. ureses.
w a. r ASUS, nniwwi.
NOTICK fOll I'U HLICATION.
IINITKll KTATKM LAND lirPICB. (
Horns, Disjjua, ftarll wi, itM I
Notice Is hereby given that John M lloftsillii.
ill Ijtwi'ii, Oregon, who, on August at, I WW.
ina.ln lliuieafl Knlry No UttWI, lor '," u.
lee If, snit N'.NVti-Hcriiiiii -'. "Winnie"" ,
lli,ea:iv.. K . Wflhnnallo Mrrlillail, rise fllc.l
notice of liileiitliili In lullre filial three year
u-n.,1. ... palaliiuli-clalin III ttie laml above "'
nerltiptl, before the Itsglilsr an.l Itsrslver, el
lllirss.i ircg.in, en me en uajr 1,1 .in-.c. ..-
claimant (talma
a all u III
...,...- ')........ U-. lil.lH alia., K.ial'.
nn inn iiiiiibi,. aa ..,.T.. -. -
Harry Met limbs, all ol Lawn, Oregon.
WH. rasas. Ileglaler.
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IINITKll STATKW lANIMimi K. I
Hum. Oregon, April a, Ivni.t
Notice la hereto glvenlbal l.ralci I.. Illakelj.
ol huini, uregoii, who, on Ari 1.1 eaiv, nmili
llnmealea.t entry No WHISirlal an .' I
',i., SKi.MW1,, H.u lion 17, Tuwnalili.'JIlH ,
Itange :lJ, K . Wllfamito Meridian, haa flleil
u.,1 lee ol hi I. 'Ill lull liiiniln llnsltlve veer i.r.wil
locatalillah claim to Hie land atwie ilrn rlbed,
hefore lleglaler and Kerelver.at Murns.Or. on,
on the I .'Ii dsyof Mai. I'll.-..
I lalinaiil i. am, a at wltueeai-M
John I'larg, of lllirua Oregon K.lward (lib
aun, Jraar Vlckera. Star lie. k land, all ol liar
nay Oregon.
We Ktssg, Ksslaler.
NOTI0B FOIt I'U HLICATION.
IIMITSIlMTTB I.SNbflrrlcl
Hurni. Oregon, Dtrfl IV. WM
Notice la hereby given Ibal lleuige W
hitnmona, ot Narrows, Oregon, wl in April w.
I'lu mails Homestead hum. No. wi"i for
Ixils . , and lu. and mW'-hI.',. HK'aHWi.,
paction :si, lowuthl .; H . Mange ai K , wll
latin in. Meridian, haa llleil no'li n ol Inli iillon
I ate lllial lliric Year I'ruof, l establish
claim l the land above described. Iieforv Hit
li. lilslcr and Uncivil, at Hums, Oregon oil
in.' van day of May. ISIS
I laluianl llamas as wllueaaes
il.-,. rg. W i awllleld, Alton ll Hbafer, Andrew
J liravia, Jea-e WMMOCk, all ol Narrow, Ore
gon.
W. rasas MeglsUr.
K in Bums ::i I. in No. mu
NOTICI FOR I'll HLICATION
UNITKUrtTATKJII.ANIiorril'K, I
llurlii. lire . Aiull I. ISO I
Notice la hen by git m that the Norlliiu
I'acinr Hallway t'oniistny. whoec saist otltce
a.l.li.'ii IsNt. I'aul. Minnesota, I. as this Till da)
of April I'll.', Sled III this oltlc.' IIS a.pllealln
U, select under the provisions of the act of t'ou
greia approved July I ISM (JO Hist Mi.. llSll as
attended by lite set of i ongress approved Mav
17. IvW the WMOl sr.'.Huc. 10. Two MHuuth,
M .vi Kast, W . 8
artial No UOf
Any ami all tiaraoua elalnilug advcraely lbs
lauds described, r desiring to object because
of ItM lulneial i baraclerol the laud, or lor a in
..it..-, ,. aa..i. t.. the dlsuoaal to applicant
.lioiild lis tbclr aOldavllaot protest In tbla
office, r Nlore the w.1 nay ol Jlllie,lin
W a lout H.glsli i
I'll! lali. t In 'I'hc I in,, a It.'lal.l. i ih Ic-I at
Hums lllagun
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I MTU. "TITM I M i (. r
huiliN, OMSWi April 10, I'll
NtiKrv lehi-reb) uivi-n il.i W i lien. 11 MffaVI
of llllry. nrrg.Mi. who oti Ha) .'-. I'tltl mik
Menh -, 1110, n-ei'taHll,. ly in ..! II. ..!
Ktirira no nxcjb-wm. i( i , " .
' ,'l tt'.NU'i. lllull .'-' I IS ii. I
ll.ll.f I' V WlltfJl Mil !. tlam. lua HI-"
iitilh-r of ii,I)-miImi in stottH IliiBil llirMp
fN u twMiali tlklM to ttiv UikI M
ra4 kU'l. ' ltjxler mil ll-iivei
HUt UN. IM.'allill UH Mil' I Mil ilal Ol M . I'O.l
I telin-i.' U "' wtH-HI
Win VS HtanMal H H. I homp... Win
llura:'lt. I's-lrr fefHiiMi, I of Klh Orrgtiu
M Knhk It. g. al.i
NOTICK KOU I'UltLICATION
I'HITKI. -TA1M t.aNla OffU K f
iiuriia. tireguli, Mr b .7. 1V1.I . ,
Nut lot ! ltrfl.f glvfii that KftM. lfrn-tli. of
Narrowi, Oritguii, who, on April in, HMO. made
Additional llouiralea.l Knlry. St
.........,.., fa ... . . I., .,
"Ki.eW.-ee l: K',NW',.nai SK,, Herllon
IJ. TuWIiablp J. S ItaOSe . Willamette
rilillan. has II led notice .d unci. il. hi 1., tush
final three yogi proof to cslehlMi laltn to Ihr
laud sialic .l.'i. riled before II. glalei and
Receiver, at llitrna, Oregon, on lite .11, dai of
Mar I'd.'
I laluianl n a in i e as Willi, as. a
Frank Klllsk I balle) Heekhouae. Aleialt
der M.K.ii.ie. II, iili.ia.u Kl Unit . all .d Nar
run i log. .11
it y Kasss. Keglaler
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ttstTBO HrtTss I ann orru a, i
Hums, Oregon, March tl, I'Ji i I
Notice Is hereby alien thai lllil.ai.l 11
II.Migei, ol nil.). Oregon, who of February ;i,
lain, made homestead Knlry, No IM'iiO, lor sKt,
Vecilon 10. lownshlp J-i S, llauge . K . Wll
In in. II. Meridian has filed in. lice nl Ills It, ten
in. ii t., uiak a It ii a I three year prtMil.lu establish
claim tu the laud above described, before Keg
Ister and Kseelver ai burns, Oregon, on the
.tb day of May, luia.
I laluianl uatrca as witnesses
Isaac Foster, W I, llesl, t Hi. .1 JohuBou and
Ouy I. II. dnl. ice all ..I III Icy. Oregoll
W riSSS, lleglaler
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
i nitsii HiiT"l.isniirrit,s, i
Hums, liregoii. April V, Ivl.l I
Notice It herel.y given Hist Alvln llurlhurl. ul
S,ni, i us. tlrt.gt.li. who iiu heel .'. IvgN. slid Nut
17, IISHI.respri lively mailc lliilnrtlestl Kulrlrs,
Nu lliiml and it'i'i.'., for SWi.xK1,. sl.SVfi, He.
i Ntt',NW'., Mec a. W'.NK'a anil K'.SW!.,
Hectloll H 1'OM oah. 'A p, llallgc .fi r. .
tMllaiualti. Meridian, has tiled noll.c i.l In
iciiiioti to make llnat Itiieeyear lo cslatillsli
claim tu the land abuve dcacrlhail. heftiie Iteg
later aud He. elver, al Hums, liregnn, ..iillie
.till .lay ol May, IWII.
I laluianl nainca o witnesses
tugualui W llurlhurl, Narrow., llregou
lltlan H Hartlwell, John!'. Aleisnder, W A
Mi I., nu. all ol Hums, Orsguii
Wm. Fiaas, lleglaler
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BUKNS SANATORIUM;
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Mrs. Wm. Cummins, Prop
Hfsl of care for patients
JWi'll furiiisliiil roomH, neat!
clean and comfortable. No
contairious cases taken.
Kales Hcagoiiahle
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$1500 Reward!
i i.n in. wm
iluiiiluuiitl Nevada
I.l eo rltti. k I'rolcr
Hun Aaftoolallou uf
which Ike tnnl. i
slgaatl Is nieinher,
Will give 11,0011 Ul
ruwarrl for evi
dence leading to
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'' fiction of any par
lyi.r parlies steal
IDS llolscs, cattla
or mules he lunging
to guy ul IIS liit'ln
bars.
lu ailtliliun in llm shove. His uudurslgnud
urTeri the same i ..mill lull fliUU OU tor ell hones
I. ramie, I hone alio.) Lsr ou both or ollbsr jaw.
Hiuiid i, en, il.. I lu tilghl cuuallss Kaugs
iiaiin . , l.sks sud i'ioou counties. Horses
vented e i.n anlil
Nuns hit grown burses sold and ouly lu
srge hum lii'l.
W W.HHOWN rifs. Ortguu
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Dr. la. e. ouj.ni
Physician and Surajeon
narna. Oration
Talapkana CswutrtlSaa
soot anas.
HARNitr ip)ias, no. ry, i,o or.
Meets every Hlunlay Ip Odd fellow Hall
sirisui.in. a. i.unii
WW i). ml
intlcL Hncretart M. O. I
wort fnilnwr Hut Saturday Ipl-J
csouii Mslnrila, Ural liegree; thiril'l
Hagrce
tlaliir, .
Halllr.lay, Her
Tliinl lirgree
Heeanil vegroel lourin naiurnay,
HHHNMI.OIMIK. NO. V7. A. r M,,
Meets nvnry flnl and third saturdny In each
i... mil, j . .llault, W M
Ham Motherihi'ad. Kerrelan
M IIIKHN WOOIlMKNOr AMNHItlA
Meela everv second and tourti, rridav even
Ills St I. O. (1 h Mall all lltderionra Invited
New appllcgnia will recelv brtsoua tresl-
insii-.. m a sisss. v e.
W T. Iler. t lark.
III'IINH I'MAITKH NO. 40, O, V. I
Meets every second and foartll hoadsys, In
Maaolilc Hall. Kraukle Wslnon.e. W. M
KllaHweek, Hecrntary.
SVI.VI HKlnTKXn UCOHKR Nov.
MSSltS.Sry til and Id W'ellnes.ta)
Hyrdla-INtfloi . N 0.
Ma.liii. I.entaar.J, kec Hec'v.
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Maud II.,, I, ,n rl X,
llralcr floodmaii. i ,,k
orriciAi. iiiswotosy
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11 H Heuat.lra ? ... IJuiiathS
In Soar ii a Jr.
Iiieo R i 'hsinWlafn
W li Rills
( w Ha wll i
A.M. Crawford
nawsldWsst
r n Hanson
T. H.Rsy
., I. H. Alderman
W Mlluulway
I Hobi Bskln
T. A. MeBrids
. I Use II Murnell
I K H. Beau.
I iiiigrcsainen
VII. it ll. ) Helical
ilovernor
-ecrelsrt 111 rial. ...
Treasurer
Supl. Public Inalru in
Male I'rn.le,
Huprome Jsdgsa
I r. A. Moors
NINTH JlllllllAI. i.imi Kli 1
lilalrlel Judge l.alu.i, ggs
lilslrlcl Atlornsy W. II llrooke
Deputy Dial Ally I II I .-,,i,aid
i Ir. olt court mi eia lbs Irat Monday In
April sud Brat Monday In Oelolisr.
Joint Heualor i: w I'arrlah
l.di. I Kcprcecntallve W Y II. .man
iiii'iu bihii:
county Judge (Irani Tttompsou
I'lafk II I 1(11,1, el
li.a..,,. i a A Miller
faarvevor o. K. Hoary
HherlS A. K. Hicttardson
Asaassur J.J.UoasaaD
-it hoot Hsberlslsadsat I. M Hamilton
oroner ( W flavenger
i-.i k ..a.e. i,,r John llolduaoi,
I'oniunaaloiiera l f. rilvasl.r
iii.na Bala
louiity I ourt sjssjkj the Ural Wsdnssdsy In
January, March. May, July, Hapten, bar and
November.
Bum i . a lam nrricsi
aftgier w.u fsrrs
aseelvsr Frank Hav
i iw scans'
Mayor. ll. w I leveuger
Kecunler. . A. M. Hyrd
Treasurer J.e Welcome Jr.
Marahal. ,.H. I.. Haines
(II J. Ilanaii
A. 0. Welcome
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MeelingB ol the I'onuell ever, append snd
r.,iolh w. t.. a I
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Mrs. (irnce B. McHose
TCACHIR
Voice and Piano
Methods Used In
Ciaciaaatii Coatervaltry of Mssic
Residence Studio JnJ.dour west
I'resbyterlan Church
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Orders and Prompt Service
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With Reasonable Rates
Give Me A Call
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5umpter Valley
Railway Co.
TIM I-. TABU Nt). II IN
JUNK M, lllOn.
l-KI.CT
West llouiiil. Kast llotiutl.
No. I I'uim a ui. No. 'i l'ass p. ni.
U:0 l.v tlaker (lily Ar 8: U
if " Houtli Maker l.v 6:JH
II ,.m ' Sali.l.intt " 6:00
10:04 " "lxkliartt ' 4:56
10.07" Tliotnpsoiil -4:6a
10:17 " Stotlilunl Junetlonf "4:46
10:2. " WaturTsiikl 4:40
10 :.' " 'Ihisu'sHiiiirt " 4: S
10:11 " ,M. Kwent " 4 :e6
10:o " JUNt'TIONt " 4:10
11:10 " oii.t,.i 4:06
11:16" MUNUTlONt " :60
11:40" Huiiimiif " :0
NOON
12:00 ' ' I. rain. ":06
P. M.
li J6 " Wlillmiyt " 00
l.:40" TlHTONt "1:40
1:10 Ar Austlu ' 1:10
Htop tm ilguals only. No astout.
Tlckots issuotl ouly lur stations whera
trains am sohmlulad tit make regular
stops, rassengers inusi purouasa lick
eta where agents o'lst Utloru entering
trains or 26 cetils lit Jtlitloa to th re
gular fare will be chargad.
JUHKIMI A. WKHT, Httpt.
UUANTUKDDK8. Asst. Hopt.
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION.
liHlTSUHTlTSS tiNoOrrus. I
Bums, tiiegon, Martli tl, lia. I
NullcB Is hsieby nil en tliat Kre.l ll.retli, of
Narrows, llrag.,11, wlnl, nil Airll 'ill, 1V07. Stalls
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HlaHgU, use. li auJ NI.NKi. Haullou la, Town.
ahl. JH H , Hangs SO K, WlHaiuoll. U.rlill.u,
lias illetl iiuilcaof Intention lo ataks Dual five
tear proof, to ialal.lliln.il claim lo lit. lautl
abnvsttsscrinatl, bsfors Usslstor aad Rsoslvsr
at Hums, Dragon, mi Hie lllll day of May, WIS
1 laluianl names as witness ss;
rtatik KIMake. t.liarley llackkouaa, Alegau
tier UoKsualS, llulidersou Kllloll all of Mar.
rows, urogun
wa. rasas a.gisi.i
D. It. fttarttUi-rJ, A. M, M D
Sastaral Pratrtlea
Hm r land A.
Pre. Standrd sfc Harrla
Will Answer all Calls Promptly Day or Night
Office in G. W. Young Property Phone.
Will Ritaliliih "The Harney County Hospital" at Bunts, Or., Soon.
COLONIST FARES
- WESTBOUND -March
15 to April 15,11913
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
While The Fares Are Low
The Low Fares apply from the following anil many other
points in the East, to any station ontheO.-W. R. & N. in
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Atlanta, Ga $81.70 Louisville, Ky. $42 85 Oklahoma Cisy $35.25
Baltimore, nM M 75 Memphis, Tenn. 42.50 Philadelphis, Pa. 54.7S
Bas'cm, Mass. SS.IC Milwauhie, Wis. 3S.70 Pittsburg, Pa. 47.00
Buffalo, N. Y. 47.50 Montgomery, Ala. 50.15 St. Louis, Mo 37.00
Charleston, S. C. 53.90 Musltoajoo, Okla. 32JW Denver, Colo. 30.00
Detriot, Mich. 43.50 Now York City 55.00 Omaha,' W oh. 30.00
Fort Worth, Tan. 40.75 Now Oreleana 48.05 Kansas City, Mo. 30.00
Minneapolis, 30.00 St. Paul, Mian 30.00 Lsyaesmworth, Kan. ' 30.00
Chicago, Ills.
PREPAID
Tickets will be delivered without extra
charge to any body at
nist fares apply upon
R. A N. Agent of the amount.
For full particulars drop a card to
H. BAKOUL, Asrt. O. W.
WHY NOT MAKE $200, A MONTH - - That's
S50.00 a Weak, almost tlO.00 a Day
M lllnK Victor Bates snd Are proof bffSM
to inrn-haiiis, doctors, lawyers, wntlsts slid
welt i" (lofsrroera.sll of whom renti.s- ilirmul
of a safe, but do not know how f-y It Is to own
one. Haiewinen i flare our prip-.-iu.n oi of
th bent, rl'-an cut monfjr-makltifr oji,aortunl
ttesi i-vt-r MOalved. wiiiiout ,rrvlous eiitcrl
ner VOU e.n (lupHoate Um MsaM of oil., ra.
Our Iiau lftii.fly lilii! ri. .1 W pan oslslog
Will rnaUle yon to preseol the subject to cut-
w hiitiTr. In as IntorvaitiiK
you wero ptlotlns; thsui thms;h our fs.eu.ry
-i a.... taLa.i.u.pi.ieu. atul ItiNtriicllniia fur
sgf, raeai ilgsjru irtTI s'sase.' .... ... .- ... v , SB'S.
rn, n.eiii taiklnff pliiu which It ii lmi-oaslUe for prospscllve customer to deny w bj
,t.i.'a VtBsT 1m the first to atiuly from your vli'lulty before soimoiie slM Htl UM Urrtloryt
We son favor only one i
salesman uui oi
ase Mass Mams. Osssatt. 10.000 Sates ArvauaHv.
DRINKWATER ScSLOCUM
Main St.,
WRITE TOR 5PECIAL
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THE AHAVERILLMACHINERYCO.
S POKANE. WASH- PORTLAND. ORE..- AN
BURNS IVIILLING CO.
HORTON &, 8AYER. Propts
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Rustic. Flooring, Moulding,
Finishing Lumber,
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Oood Road.
Lumber Yard in Burns.
WHITE
LIVERY
NEW RIGS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. McKINNON. Jr., Proprietor.
V. Sftaitdartl. M. D.. Oph. O
'Or. aajsle" tisMxrlallsl.
Er. star, pfoss and Throol.
Harris. If. D
$38.00
ORDERS
any point where Colo
deposit with any O. W.
R. & N. Redmond, Ore.
a nisnuer an ibuiiftn
Men apuolnod as
selllliaT SS.fra. llnir
wiu mjssh,j.
I ne aSrin anniTrrssry . ur
Dutuy v eclebrelcil
.a!.
tos-
siraet
otins tie niost nKxiero
factory In the world. WlaW
SrwaWS Data W no rrrruru uui
sieeial wll it . lo4aM um hi,
renderetl Uueeesaary toilouhjVs
our output. Wo are usnainf
many thousands of dollara n
largiiiff our sales ontaiilaatlon,
but to barn all particulars, It
will out you only the pries of
a postal card.
1st for CatabciM 1ST.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
CI.CI.N.II. OHIO
Horseshoeing,
Blacksmithin.
Wajiron Work
COOLEY AUTO
MATIC BRAKES
Burns, Oregon.
im
UllVJinUJ.j
BOILERS
-JIIGHGRAD
MACHINERY
CATALOG AND Pf?ICES
Y(D.i
J03ECAL.I
FRONT
STABLE
AND TEAMS
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PROFESSIONAL C
CARL C. GRIFF!
Physician aol Kargc
BURNS. ORROON
TILLSON HARRISON M. B.
Office Barond floor limes-lit
Knlranre on Main Hln
Hums, 'ii
J. LU. CHARY
l'liysiclan ami KnrKW4
Hurri", - - - Or.
Office in now btillillna south t
liuriicHH shop, Main 4a
I'lione MainHo,
li. E. HIBBflRD
TDH&TTm
Oajgaj first (Irjrir fast pliotr
Burns. Ongoa.
W. C. BROW
ID
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Iloaas, OusJOM
Oflice looms H mi. I II Masonic
DEflMflN & DESMA
Physicians and Sargrl
Calls jaiisarereil promptly ii
'I'liono llnrrinisn.
Harrlman, Oregon
Dr Minnie II
Physician and Sul
Direct lelephonc Coftneul '
La wen. Ore
M. A. BIGGS
Attorney at Law
Vswftly Bids;.. Burns, Oaf
G. A. REMBOf
Alltirny-al-l.iiw,
Burns, Oregon.
IILLEB & CHEZEM
ATTORNKVS AT U
Burns, Oregon
Koouil il snd 7 Masonii
Farm loans '-tulcfcly ma.le at ressaB
CHARLES W. ELLIS
LAWYER
Burns, - - Oi
I'lacticc in the Slalo Co . rir
f..-elliel Fj I Jill. I UfllCf
?htv. II. lx'oti.iH
Attorney- at-i.aw,1
arelnl attt-iitiuii ;i..i t,
tionn anil Ke-al Kmnti- n.sB
I ire Insuranct-.
Notary Public
Bubns. OkkhoiI
A. W. GO WAN
ATT0RNEY-AT I.Ai
Stat Courts and United
Land Office Practiw
Three doors South of (
Harney County National
Burns. Oretzon
R. I). Coorgs
iso. a. aa.soc c a
MY
ASSO. M.
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CCX0PER & DODC
Civil and Hydraulic Enj
Irrigation. Water Sup
Sewerage, Water Poa
Surveys, Maps, Kstimatas, Suf
BURNS, OREGON
K. 0. lMiXAfui
Ki.nii.-rli Asst. Kugioeor
lull. S Keclaiuatlou Ser
vlco.
A. O. Fii
Koruicr ill
giuecr oil
Western If
Eastern Oregon Eogintt
Company
CIVIL AND IMHiATION 04
Bans, Ore
JEAN BART BALCO
.HAS. M All S. I. c. UKM
ASSO. 11. AM. I. K. K.
HYDRAULIC ENqiNEu)
Ditches, Reservoirs, Final
Work, Hydro-Electric Po
U. S. Dep. Mineral Wm I
Caarl furl A Specially
uaHMd In IMh I'm .it,. Ai
(iovcruaieiit Stream Htgi
ALBHKSON
OKKC
JOHN ROBlNi
Stack laspeclor, Uarac Ctd
Home Address
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JOHN I. KM II K II Ll Ml,!
Jeweler. Optieiau
Jbiiiur raver.
Fine Watch Repaiiini A
cialty.
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