COME HI!RE A MINUTE!
We wan. to talk to you about that
Overcoat you need.
The only way to enjoy this brisk weother is by
wearing an Overcoat.
Come fti ann see us about It.
Williams-Zoglmann
Clothing Company
Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers
I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns, Oregon
J
Ihf !HutYi(!
JULIAN HYRD
Manager
I and Dromon i8 beinjr advertised
in new liht. That hen hns
deposited 291 effgs in the trim
nest in a year and now has lirr
picture in all the paper.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1911
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
O.. Y-.r
Si. Months
Tare. Months
No better dividend paying In
vestment is open In capital than
a dependable telephone llnedirecl
. MUSICAL RECITAL
FottiWlnl is th program to be
rendered at Tonawama next
in das evening by pupils of
Mrs. Rembold and Mrs. Dodge.
They will bo assisted by Miss
Loual Smith.
Violin KnHenible
Wiegenled, Schulwrt
Russian National Hymn, run I.cu(l
Agnes Poky, Rathlcun Jordan
Charlie Welcome, Vivian Wert
Ed Goodman, thao. Bpragu
Violet llarkev. Hazel Owsley
Milton Brown, (ieary ('levenirer
Walter llastii
Two Pianos
Poet and Peasant, Sssjw
1st I'i.ioo. Ariich Miller
Piano
On the Meadow l.trhmr
Raymond Voegtly
Violin
Gavotte Mignon, Thomas
Theo. Sprague
Piano
Sonatina CUwmti
Waltz, Kmilemann
Regina Schwartz
Piano
Mazurka ( 'harasUristigue,
Frynngtr
Anna Sprague
Violin
Russian Folk Song
Hunters ('horns from "Der
Fralflchutl". Welr
Milton Hrown
Piano
In th Gondola, Oeaten
Annett Leonard
Vocal
Spray of Rosea. Sandenan
l The Rosary, Atitn
Lous Smith
Violin Dust
Sextette from "l.uciudi Lamm-
SrfflOOr, Donizetti
Kathleen Jordan', Kd Goodman
Piano
II Trovatore Verdi-IJorn
Nathan Brown
Piano
Simple Confession, Thome
Mary Poujade
Violin
German Air
Old Oaken Buokst
Geary Clevenger. Hazel Owsley
Vivian Wert. Walter Hastie
Two Pianos
"Tannhaoser". Wmjner-Alberti
1st Piano, Robert Hibbar I
Violin
BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. service of worship.
7:30 p. m. service of worship.
The Giant Killer.
Special meeting will begin
about November 18th.
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow.
Sunday school Ht 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:!U)
p. m.
Chronic Dyspepsia.
The following unsolicited testi
monial should certainly be suffi
cient to give hope and courage to
persona alllicted with chronic
dyspepsia: "I have been a chroic
dyspeptic for years, and of all
the medicine I have taken. Cham
berluin'a Tablets have done me
more good than anything else,"
says W. (5. Mattison, No. 7 Sher
man St., Hornellavillc. N. Y.
For sale by all dealers.
We do job printing.
A M.rvrlo... Escape,.
"My little boy had a marvelous
escape," writes P. F. Bastiams
of Prince Albert, Cape of Good
Hope. "It occured in the middle
of the night. He got a very se
vere attack of croup. As luck
would have it, I had a large bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house. After following
the directiona for an hour and
twenty minutes he was through
all danger. ' ' Sold by all dealers.
Tonawama tomorrow night.
ioo u outside points from Burns, as
7S proposed by partial in this sec- Sounds from the Rail
Ition to connect with Rend. It Kd Goodman
(iilUt
t"
Honest Advertising.
"
A noted educator once said
that he knew no genius except
"the genius of industry, hon
esty and common sense". In
advertising the fruits of judi
cious publicity are but the
product of industry, honesty
and common sense abov i all
is honesty.
Honest advertising is a won
derful force for good, both to
the consumer and product r.
As evidence of the direct way
fraudulent or dishonest adver
tising affects the public or
consumer, take the food pro
ducts. Through fraud and
fake advertising wholly unfit
and unhealthy food products
are sold and eaten as good
goods and the health of every
member of the home, includ
ing children, is affected. The
health of the country is a mat
ter of grave Importance and
dishonest advertising of food
products is criminal. Dis
honest advertising of dry
goods, clothing, shoes, hard
ware, etc., is a matter that
effects the health less, and is
not of so grave a nature.
The producer or merchant is
interested in securing a per
manent market for his good .
Two forces must work to his
advantage to accomplish this
result. First the goods must
be meritorious. Second, the
goods must be honestly adver
tised. If goods are not meri
torious it is useless to expect a
permanent market. Exagger
ations and deceptions in adver
tisements produce only tempor
ary advar.tige in business, if
any at all, and soon brands
the merchant as a pirate in
business. Dishonest advertis
ing reacts and the reacting
affects all merchants more or
less, hence all merchants
should be directly interested in
honest advertising. However,
the people are getting wiser
every day and more easily de
tect lies in advertisements,
and it is a sad blow to the
merchant when people lost
faith in his advertisements.
The producer or merchant
who adopts theslraight-to-the-point,
honest advertising policy
will ultimately hold the atten
tion and win the confidence of
the people, which is an invalu-
on1. auunr in business.
J
Oregon is famous for a goaf
many things, her dairy, field and
orchard products have attracted
the attention of the world and
now an old hen at Corvallis has
added more laurals to the state
by laying more eggs in a year
than any other hen in the world
would not only be a paying pro
position but a great convenience
to the people of Central Oregon.
Our cattle- men -need mone
just the same as other people,
but with great stacks of bay,
lots of pasture and a vast crop
of grain on hand it will be a mis
take to sell stock cattle and drive
them out of Harney county. We
need more cattte and in another
year it will he found more pro
fitable to have kept them.
Piano
Alehien Aiinee Sthutt
Agnes Stirling
Violin
.Spanish Dance
Kathleen Jordan
Two Pianos
i Zampa Ihrold
Florabel Goodman,
Roberta Hibbard
Anna Sprague. Mrs. Rembold
Second piano parts played by
Mrs. Rembold.
MRS. MARGARET VARIEN.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Varien. who died on the 18th,
was held Thursday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church,
Harry W. McHose conducting
the service In the abaence of the
pastor, Dr. Rabbidge. Her son,
William II whose home i.i in
, California, and for whose arrival
ar-
Mrs. Pankhurst was held up
for a time before being permitt
ed to land in the United States,
but finally upon th promise thai
she wouldn't start fires or cause
the women of this country to act
unbecoming as they have been
dointr over in Kturland under her
direction, she was allowed to the funeral was postponed
come in and visit Mrs. Relmont 1 "ved 1 uesday night,
and other suffragists. Mrs- Varien was born in Ohio
zzzg- November 10. 18.H) and was
married to A. i. varien in iw.
The family moved to Harney
county from California, in 1886
and had resided here since. The
husband died in July. 1898. Two
Supt Rreithaupt of the Experi
ment Station has a very interest-
1 ing letter in today's paper that
; should be read by the farmers.
Already this station has done
! much for the benefit of the far
mers in this county anil u has
just started on the work for
which it was established. Guess
it wasn't such a mistake after
all when wo got the station or
the money it has cost.
sons, Daniel N.. and William II.,
survive her. She was the moth
er of five children, two daughters
and one son having died.
Deceased had not been in
strong health for many years but
she was a very cheerful ladv and
enjoyed a wide acquaintance.
She was a member of the Met
A weather prophet over in j hodist church. Many sorrowing
Lake county says we're going to frit,n(ls sym,,athize with the
have plenty of precipitation dur
the coming year, but we may ex
pect a deficiency up to the latter
Dart of the winter. He claims
that there is a re-recurrence
every aix months to some extent.
For instance during the winter
1 period extreme cold will occur
on the same dates as extreme
heat during the corresponding
time m the summer period and
the same as to precipitation.
This is something it would be in
teresting to watch and the wea
ther man of this place should be
consulted to verify this man's
suggestions,
bereaved relatives.
A. C. Linch Found Dead.
Coroner Clevenger was noti
fied last Sunday thaBA. C. Linch,
a homesteader near Narrows,
had been found dead in his cabin.
Mr. Clevenger went down and
held an inquest. It seemed the
old gentleman lived alone and
he was found lying beside the
stove where he had evidently
fallen with either apoplexy or
had a stroke of paralysia. De
ceased had resided there for SOBM
time and was GO years old.
A nice saddle animal, four
years old, suitable for lady, per
fectly gentle, for sale Mrs.
Murray, Hums, Oregon.
SUBURBAN TRACTS.
Prank Johnson of the Oregon
& Western Colonization Co. has
been doing quite a business in
suburban tracts adjoining Burns
this week and now has but three
of the tracts left with one of
them spoken for. Mrs. N. A.
Dibble, A. II. McLuin, C. E.
Reery, Grovor Jameson, Reed
Brothers' and Ludwig Johnson
have all bought acreage in the
new addition and C. A. Byrd
traded 240 acres on Willow Creek
for :!() acres of the same tracta.
This was a good trade for both
parties as the acreage ia what
Chan, needs and his holdings on
Willow Creek held the water of
the Stream in such a manner
that six sections of grazing land
belonging to the company de
pended upon it.
These tracta are located be
tween town and the power plant
and are all under an irrigation
ditch, therefore when once im
proved and homes built will make
OBt of the finest residence por
tions of town.
Dr. C. C. Rabbidge has return
ed from Portland where he at
tended the Presbyterian Synod
and will hold services tomorrow.
SUMMONS
In the Cirmit Omwl uf Ihf tat of
t iir,-.,n, lor llarnrjr County.
Kliiiiln K. Stoy, I'liuiilift,!
v Stitniiioiia.
oltn li. Stoy, Dclrntlulit, I
To John li. Stoy, llitt above inline.)
llolciitliint
In the name of tin' State of Oregon,
you lire hereby rriiiircil to Spptaf ami
answer to the complaint liletl uxitinst
vott in the BaWM entitled uil, on or be
lore the last tiny of tilt) time preeribal
in the ortlcr of publication of thia sum
inona lO-wlti OB "t about the Hth ilttv t'l
Ireernila-r, IHIil, ! ''ate iK-iiiK I ex
piration of aix wreka from llie flrat
publication oflMfl aiiininiin.; nntl if you
lull to nnswri, tor want lliereut. Hum
till will apply to the Court lor the re
lief ileinaiitlctl in the complaint, tnwii
I'or n ilecrre of thia Court ili..lvinK
the homU til matrimony BOB exintinx
hriur.'ii Plaintiff nnl Petentlanl. nil
that I'laintilT have a ilccirc ul illvurce
abaoltile from IH-I'entbint That plum
tiff havi" the cuie, cuatotly anil controll
ol John l..onnrl Stoy, minor chiltl ol
plaintiff uml ilefeiiilant, and her BOStS
anil disbursements herein.
Thia tiuimona ia puhhahrd by older ol
lion. Grant Thoinpaon, Judge ot tlte
County Court of llaiiu-v County,
Oregon, made and entered on the .'3rd
day ol Ottobtr, l'i:i, and tlic llrat
publication of (hi Munitions ia October
JMh ISIS. J- J. Pattok,
Attorney for I'laintilT.
Appointment of Administrator.
In the matter ul tliceatatt- ul
Itora S. llnves, tlct.aaetl.
Notice il hereby Kiven that the under
lgM4 Ii.tt thia day been duly Hpjxmitrd
the adniiuialialoi ul the ubovc entitled
estate unit liaa duly tUallflctl. All r
BOM having claims ngninst said estate
are hereby tetjuired to present thorn
with prtiier vouchers to th undersigned
at his resilience nenr l.awcn, Oregon, or
at the olhce of ti. A. Keitibtilti, hi nl
turuey at Itnrna, QfBgOB, dated Octobn
'.1, l'.)l:t
I'irst publication, Octolwr 26, lUl.'l.
Boot! IfaVKK, Administrator.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of th State of Of!'
Mflfbl Harney County.
Vcrn R, Wclkri, PlnltitlrT,
a
Osrl W. Welkii, Pelt mlanl.
To Curl W. Welkc i . the above nitmed
tlefcndnut: In th mini ol llir State of
OieKtm, you nr hereby rrulrrd to up-
paar ami astmr to ths ssaiplalpt Bled
iik-lllnst you in the above emitted suit,
,,n or MbVI tbS last .lav ol Ml time
preacrllied in the order of the publication
of this suniniona, towit, on or nboul th
ir.lhday of Novenilier, 1018, said tlule
IwIdk th expiration of six weks from
the first publication o! this summons,
mul if you fail to answer, for wnul there
of, l'liiliilill will iipplv 10 the i oun ior
ll nlirl deinitn.lrd ill til complaint,
lo-wit ;
Poi a decree of this Court dissolving
Ihe bonds of inaliiinonv BOW fslstiOg
BtlWSSB I'laintilT mul lelciidiint, nntl
that Plaintiff hnve B dcercr of divorce
abnolule from the Deleiidaiit;
Thnt Plnintill have the care, custody
anil control ol Catherine Caroline, tbS
mintii child of Plnintill anil Defendant;
That Plninl ill have judgment against
the Pffendunt for her cftsts nntl dis
bursements herein;
lor such other and further relief us to
equity may iertain. Thin aumiiions is
published by order of Hon. Pulton
lliggs t Irciitt Judge "I Hie Ui Judicial
District, made mid entered on the 4th
day of Octolier, Ibl.l, and the date of
the lost publication ol this summons
is Octobn uii, lata,
M. A. IIiiiuh,
Attorney for PluintilT.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
PNITKI) HTATK-t 1 ANIMiKKier.
llilfim ureal, n, "itoher M, IMS. I
Nullia la htirsby slvsn thai Karl Charles
liuniilns, ol Viilla, Orssun, WHO, mi April .
lilo.ma.il- lliioisslesil Al.iltesllill. Nti. OJMS,
lr u.i A ami KW'.nl S', Heetiun :. slid U'U
I ami t, fiMllun a.TowDslilp'i' H., Itatnt- i V. ,
tin- u.riilian ) ti ,it tmlh ,- ill lnli-l.
Mm. in make "" I Intra yar ITimjI, l sslalillsb
i lallll In Ilia laiul aM.vi- nasi' riwu. nsliire BI
lata, i..l Iteeelvrr. at llnrm. Ilrison. tilt ll
IMhilayot NuvuiUr, IWIB.
I 'lalnialit nam. a wlll.eaaet
lleo J Mail. I' I llunn. I'laUilrM-hUXSIltt
I' r llunn all ul VnUasr,tlrS"l
w rar Keslalsr.
Hut lit lint No m
NOTIOK KOH POSLIOATIOB
1SITKUHTATKH I.A Nil OKKICK.
llurti. OrsgiiU, Hel.temlH-r. i, BBS I
Nulits I i . . . . i - Bttaa Oiat Hie Ni.rthrn
rselSr Hsllw.y eompsti). wl.ua r-"' 'e
..l.lir.. Is BL I'aul. Mlnlira.ita, lisilhlslttli
ilay "I R.leiiil-r lull nl.l In tbll ultlr II -.
Ilrall. in ttialoct iiii.ler lli i.rto lilotia nl Hi
it i.tti.iiftai.it)viil Julv Limit (J mi. I
'i'"" 1 1 'JO I
DW't.iirHKi. h , It .14 K . W M wuo
H,ial N.. tr.ua
Mi, ami all -rnili elalmllix a.lt rly til
lamia ilsaerllMMl.t.r tloslrlul to ulileel iM.aiiae
ul the mineral rharaelrr "I Oie lanil. nr lor ant
other traaoli.lo th .1 lani-aa! m a..llral.l.lhoill.l
SI Ibelr allavllol timleat In this "Hit e. tin
in lilore th Ml .lay ol Noveuilwr, Una.
Wu. Kassk. Hesltter
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Dsttm hTTM l.axb tirruu, ,
Miit it . onii'li, () tutMH 7, UM-i ,
lul.ieftVi nilinagt- ..I Itllry.or.-guii, I'ou
llt'
Vtiii art l.'-r.Ly u.liIUl tLar AntaixU i
Iltuitia wh.i irlvt KUr, tirrcuii, hrr mbbI
ni,Mii'', H-i ..ti ii-i.-i-ei iii. i-ii.t. nisj iu
llilBtiinrw livr tluly iurroU.rH(Nl a.(.llcloii to
i.mi.Bt atxl si. in.- the caut llatlun ( r"ttr
iM.mrBtes.l, Kiitry NO 0MM, HrrU. N tM.M
iiiB-ir Aprti an!, iwio, rtr h. Strttuti :i. Town
liiii . Ilaiiim. Kast, W'llUinrtitt MrrLItau,
i"! a gn.iii.'it fur hr runlval ihr Blltcr ihat
on nt.trr i ai-iiBiift! rwfiiw uH'n uf In am
m liii(""' -I ""' lalm au'l Ini MM IBM
li iii.ilitlis IbTI bail Umw whullj i.atnlut-1
u.i taint-
You art', i l.t-ulorr, (urllu-i tiotlt)! thai tlm
sal'l llrgail.nia will bi lain n l.jr tun oiTUr sa
havltig-t.s--ii i unit s-rii ii )(mi, ami your aa(l
ulrt will l ot&nt 'i' 'I Itwrvuna! wlitmul your
Curliirr rlnlit t t"- litafl ItaartlB. i-Hher lofnrt.
tbla utti tur oti itm!. li you fall to nii In tola
nftlin will. in t wrnty .tm-alliT tb KOt'ltTII
puwli atloii ol lliln mil he. aa shown tlow,
yor anawflf unilrr nath, sik-i ifli-ally iiirrtln;
ami rMiNiiiilltig to thrat allfitathMit ot ronlest,
or K ymi (all wltt.lt. thai liiii to ni in tbla
..fllff .In.- primf that fojt havr avrVsHl a OODf 1
ytiur iiuwrr oa Ihr .si. i outratant rllhrr lu
paraoii of b rajgUtOMM mall. II thia avr.lca li
Mia.le by llic loTlvrry of a ropv ol your anawrr
10 i hi- citnt. atatit In ,. i bxi .I i i.i. M.f i.f lUrl) Hi
vlroiuuft Iwrltlivrtbt aaU i ontataitfs written
t-htiowh .laim in of lila rrrftptnf tha ropy.
houliii. thnlati uf Km rci ellit. r t hi- affidavit
uf tba naraoi. by whom the .fell. . ry was uialf
atatliiK when and wbcrvtho cop) waadrllvtr
i-'l.il inailo ly ii-glaterrd mall, prtHilof aurb
irni.r inu.i ciiiislat ot the affidavit of the per
son h whom th copy mailrd, italliii
whan and the patoffirato whlrb It waa mailrd
ami ttila affidavit mutt he a. otupauhd hy the
paMtmaalrr'a rr.pi.i for Ihr n tin
You should statfln your taWf thanaraa ol
(ha p..t offn to Whirl, ou di-alra lu or
no i . ' i" '' t" I no
Wm. Kahhr. HtUlrr.
' . I ins I .iill lion ll tobi-r II, ttflS.
i'.,t. ..( loovod t'lii'iliaiiiii oototiar la, 1913.
Uata of thlf.l puiillralloi) iii lobt-r i'. 1918.
hate o. fourth pitbllralluu N.ntif l-rr I. I'M :
School Suits for Bo
At Greatly
REDUCED PRICES!
RANGE Of AGES 5 to 15 VEA
We are over stocked on the above
sizes and oiler any suit in this
lot at a very low price 1
$2.50 and up for the entire li
BR0WS SATISFACTORi STi
The Quality Store
i
Don't miuH the picture pro
grams at Tonawama.
I
NOTICE rOB PUBLICATION
iHHI.ATKll lltAt I. rlMII.lt: I.ANIIHAI.K
I'.sitsii htats. I .an tirrii s
iliitiii, OfStoB, OcUibsr 111, ISIS,
N.illre la BSttb sltt-n thai, as ilirarUnl l.y
tli.i riiiiiiiilaHiiini-r nl Hi hi H.'i.l iml t m..-.
tindiT provjaionsol Aolol t'niisrsasspt.rtive.1
Man li m, in III :i7 Mint.. ;7j ptirsusnl In Ik.' aii
lilliatlnll ill Hull linn l.klaa. -it-rial No II ..1 ..
si will t.lTar at nubllt. sals, la Ills hisli.-.t
lil'ltlsr. Illlt at llul I. -aa ll.sn tl.00 ii, aril', al
HI oVIotlk A. M , i. ii 111.' I'.tli 'lav ul Niivi-n.t..'i
Halt at till. "fit. i'. tin- fiilliiwing tr.t-t ill lam!.
NK'.NW',, B.'. , T. JO H, K IM K, W. M
"Till, trait la iinirn-.l int.. Hi., insrkst mi s
I... win,- llisl lit grsstsr ,.t.n ii.i, Ibaraol Is
in tn in. .u. t.r in., rough im t'ulllvstlon."
Any juraniia i laimliis stlv.'tsrl tits shunt
iI.'.itIIhiI IhihI an- Mil vl.tiil In Ills their tilalma,
or tibJtM'tluiii, mi or in ton ttt.i time tlsslsuatri)
lor sal
Vm. KAhss, It.-slalt-r
m MuTHssalts.lt, Kfi.-lirr
NOTICK
Nil. 0701.1
KOH PUBLICATION,
I'MIKIi HTATKH I. AND OKKIl'Kl
lluniM, tiretfoii, Oltobfjl 9, mil. t
Noiiee la horohy glvau that Naomi I! Hpauofir.
Adlim.of the.nUte Of T. Ki'Klltun IIokk lie
pun urn. i a.ioreai im rortiamt,
ilila is till It day of OrUibor lul '(,
ceaafil wlior
liruuoo. h
Mli'il In Una omi'n Imt appllraeJoii to s.liM't
ii'uler tilt) proviNlnlia of tba art of Kehruaiy
lltb. Ii, I ho MtUNE'Hao I', Tp'2 Mouth of
rftBHaWi K W W.
Any and all 1.0110m 1 lannlna advemely the
lands deal irlrad, or drslilUK to ohltct batauht
of Ho- mineral I'harat'lrr of tn tana, or fur any
olbur reasiH'. in Ihe dlapnaal to atipllraut,
Hhould file their affidavlta ul urotaat In tbll
..th. 011 nr hafore tba lat day of Dai-ember 1W1H
Wm. KAHha, ItoK-oiwr
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Uhitiii. ht.ts U.HuOrrn I
i.i' 1, a. Ursfoa, Oolobsr lu, i ..
Noiliii la hi'ii i.y nlvttii that K t'niwi rroiloii,
ul IIiuiIiiiui.. Oregon, who on April JU, Main,
inailu llolnnatiail Kntry, No. WUli, Huilal No
(MM, lor l' nl NW ', ami Lots I Slut !l, Heillon
lit iuwtislil. io H Hsng M K. Wlllainall
Mirhllan ha. Ill.'l nolloe ol Itilnntlon to niaka
final live yusr bttiol to eslahllili i-lalm Io ths
land aluivi' lU.i'rllH'il, hsforn Iteglstsr sad
Id ri'liiir, ai Htirna, tlregon, on IhelHlh ilsy ol
Novainusr lull
1 laliiiain ininieiaa wllnt'SBiii
Arth.r 1, II.. mi, ol Law. 'li, Oingon J J.
Il.'lni, 1' T t'ary ami Ira II. i lark sll of ll.nl
man. Orsson,
Wa. K.shx, Keglslar.
NOTICE KOH I'DHI.ICATION
iihiiai' hi a ibh tajipQrrioB,
lluiua, Oregon, Ouiouttr HI ltH.
Nolhit la hi-ieby ulvau that David t'lyda
Hhavar, of I.aweii, ureaou, who, uu ah
I90U, mad Homestead entry. Marlal Ni
.'i', Him'ia
for SljHK'.
Tuwiiahlp .'I
reaou, who, uu Auauat tU,
.u.i ..tilri Uailal M.. Il'l'.'l I
H.ii- III, ami S'uNK',, ftii'llu.i SI.
I1I11 IM m. Itans J-'. K.,wiiautsllaHsrl-
illan. has tllail iiiiMi-i ol Inlelitlou to uiskt.
final thrue- war I'lot.l, Io vslshllsh tistut In
Ihelsnil uliiivn ili.rrll.etl, liefors ItuglaU-r sml
KecsWsr. st hnriis, Orugou, on the fatlt day ol
Novsmher, ivm.
I'lslliiunt niiinoa aa wllnses
it. W It.vriali, w T. Willy. A. I. llaytrali,
ana 0. It. I.eMsy allot lawsu. OrofOD.
Wa. Passi, . a 1. 1. 1
NOTICE.
Til T1II2 saiOOI.IUSTKlCTCl.KKKS
Tlir 111 III St'ssions l.nws yiit M.'IO Sc.
:it.i'.l, proTidss ns t'tilliiws:
1 1 sliiill Imt tlir iluty tf every ochot.l
tlistrict, mul tiii'li iniiirpiiriilnl town
ami city, an. I t.t'riit li iulilii- corporation
.nil I1..1 it-il to li-v v tux to notify io
writing, tlir county clerk, untl the coun
ty assessor, of the county within which
the M-liool tlistrict, town, city, or public
corporation, is aituutctl of the rat iwr
cent of the im levy iiimlr l.v it, on or
Irelore TIIK l'IKST DAY Off DKCKM
IIKK 111 inch yrur, which notice sliiill lie
kept oil hie hy Ihcstvernl county clerks,
iiinl 1 oiintv BBSSBBurs mul rrinntn it part
of the record of their rcicctivc offices.
Vim nrr hxrrliy notifiett Unit unless
the k-ciiiI tux is reported on or liefore
the iiKST DAY OF i)i;ci:Miii;it una
same will not In- ciiciulcil on the Tax
Kolh. of tin- County.
Ilv order ol the i'oiinty Court.
. J DONBQAN, Assessor.
BOTH K POt IMPLICATION
I'mitsi. sr.1ssl.AHi.0rrn s.
Buroa. OSBBSB, BBSSSsB IB, H
N.nlt.i Is horsliy flvrn Ihsl Jo Mali . l
Miirna. tlisgou, arho, on r I. '",t1 ""
llomest.ail Kt.tr. No. taHIU. loi HK,J:
lion J l.mnhl. V.M . Hsns l K , Willain.Hr
Mrll.tla.i. liaa II led liollrt- ol llltnll.n Itl I aki
final roilill.nlatli.n I'. Mil. to eSlSl.H'l. flals. '"
IhaUn.l loin de.irllH-.l l d... lit .Iji. r .ml
Ki.ilvri, al Hum", t'r.'goii. aa IBS IBM 'lay 01
NovMitbrr. Il.
flslmsnl nsntesa wllt.resrs:
l.lli.ll li.ilr, linn 1 III. klnaon. ...-ti'
Rlley, William T. I nier. all ol Mum. Oregon.
r.SSS. Ilegutl. r
NOTICK ffOR PUBLICATION
l-NITKII'TATKM LANIMIKn' II 1,1
Hums, llrrgi.lt. ml .iH-r H, 1118-1
Nollie li hrrrhr glrn .list Kr.il II llrliai.ii,
nl Kgll I'l.gon. who, on Jaiuiaiy 4th. Ilu.
mart llnuiraioad A IM'H' atlon. arti.l ho
Im .',-'-, fr. '., NW'. ml N',-"1,.-"
(I. ,.i ,. I.wiiahll. M Hoolh, Han.' SaSI.
Wlllamrllr Mrrl.llati. liaa fl "I liull
l,i, lion in nt.kr On. I Ihr.-.- yr.r .r.H.f lu
ealali! ah . lallll In lbs laml SDATS iii e'rlun,
Ulnir K.lws.d Sail. ' M ' ' uniilaaloli. r, al
hie uftlir. al Ball, nt.. in. mi Hi 'h ilat ..I
NtiVSIill" ' lM.
I lalinai t nautt. al arltOOSBH-
Aotoli Lgil.lit r lvi.-ie.iii. . I. Uoni.tef,
Wut.lt Marlwralol hull nrrgoti.
W a K.sas Kigialii
(BBapasrlaa 11 BaiaaBaflal Ba BSI i
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I'NITKH irrATKrt I.A.S.i OKIlfK
Burns, llrafon, M-.lrniUr .ml. 11 '
Sotirr leherrLr glteu thsi Ssotiii t Spaa
eer. Adiulnlslratrll ol Ihr .tatr ol T Kgritloti
lluaf. hy i. I. Moult. !.. Alton..". 1.. Ka' '
I'usioMit-r s.l.trussol Atlorn.) Ill Ken. Wilroi
lltiililluK. I'wrtlaml. tllrgoti. haa thia .'ml da.
ol Hitutlw.r, ISIU Hied lu Ilila ofrlt'i- her el
t.lli ati.ui in arle.t uu -lir tin- prot laloiia of the
Art ol I .ingress, approved f"rl.rtiar II i"it
rtii. li. .uu.. I.OI I sml lu, Bar '. rap .'
S...UI, It It.', Kael W M.
AiiTaiidall persons (tanning aversely- th
laudediacrlla-d, or drsl'lns to ohiri I . ' "'
of the mineral rbsrsrtrr of the I a ml. or for sny
oilier resson to Ibe dlep.el to appllt al.l aluuilil
rile their sltldst Its of protest In this aBMM "
or U-li.rr the nth dey ol tlrlolarr. ISPt
Wa P. BBS. Hrglal.r
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court ol' the Slide ol
i iit-jjini lor Harney County.
Ivldirit KitiCrrnltl, I'lninliU i
1 Suilitllulla
Pierce Kitt'lomlil.l'eli-iiil.iiii I
Tn 1'irrcr KllrCri nlil, tlirrtllovt nmin-il
dcf.tiiili.nt:
In the muni-nt the Ktate of Ortixm.
you nir hereby reiuirril to itpin-m mul
answer to t In- complaint lilctl against
you in the nbove enltllel suit, un or be
loro the last tiny nl I lit' lime prescribed
in Ihe unlet of publication nl this mm
niiins to-wit: on or about the L'L'ml day
of Novemlart, l!ll:i, m.i.I date Ix-mx the
espiratiou of sit weeks from the lire!
pul.li.'iiiinii of this suiiimoUB, untl if you
fad to answer, for wnnl thereof, I'lain
tilT will apply to the I'mnt fur the relief
demanded ill the complaint tewit:
lor a decree of this Court dis"lviiio,
the bonds of matrimony now esistiiiK
between I'laiutiff ami lielentluut, mul
I lust I'laintilf have a decree, of divorce
itbfioltitn Imui Hrlendiinl, and her costs
and disbursements herein.
This siiiumnii" il publishetl by order
of Horl. Ilillloll HiKKi .lutliye of I lie
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Harney Couutv, made anil entered mi
the 10th day of Octobsr, IBIS, ami the
tlate of the Hrst pucliciitimi ul this SBtn
tiious is October litis IBIS,
Oan. S, HliKMOHM ami I. J 1'attkhsiis,
Attorneys for f'laintill
WOOD
FALL IS ME
And so is my full liner; of
RUFF and V-NECKED SWEATE
LIN CLOTH, SERGES, GINGHAMS,
KIN AW, SHEEP LINED and LEJ
COATS WINTER HATS and CAPS
AUover Lace, Embroidery, Flannel
Woolen Hose, Lined Gloves, Woolai
derwear and the
FAMOl
G0TZ1
-
Work andDi
shoe;
For MEN, w
and CHILM
I also pack one of the Rest Stoa
of Groceries to be had anvwfcJ
A. K. Richard:
General Merchandis
Potatoes Cal
I a VI
(I aj!s
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Rill
&JLJ7n
CENTRAL OREGON I
The Owl for Busy P(
Daily train each way
between Central
Oregon points and
Portland. Tourist
sleeping car Berths
$1.00 1 First class
coaches.
Save a Day Each
HARLAN A. HARRIS M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Burns, Oregon
From C?ntril Oregon To Central On
Laavc Band 8i80 p m Lmts Portiaod
" Datchutea B:48pm rVnive Madra
Kodmontl !':10 p in " lletoUui
" Terrebonne 9:ripm " Culver
" Culver 10."02 1 m " TerrebonM
Mftiilius Ui:2() i m " Kedmoml
Madras L0:S0 p Hi " Deschutei
Arriv.-s Portland B;10am " Band
Fair Feed Yard
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS
Timothy, Alfalfa and Red Top Hay
Baled Hay For Sale
Free Camp House and Feeding Privileges in Corral
or Barn. Customers Care For Own Stock.
W. A. GOODMAN, Adjoining Fair Grounds.
Prompt dispaiili of freight, between Central Oregon I
and Portland and Eastern cities.
Conni'ftioiis mmlf In Portland to and from Willll
'Astoria and Clatsop Beach points, I'ur-oI Sound, Spo
toiorutto, .st. rani. Umahu, Kunsus i ity una ClucaK'1
rart-s, Tnm- Si-lu-iluK-.s ami other information l- Iff
applii-ation to
R. H. CROZ1ER, J. H. Co.bett,
; Asst.Gen'l Pass. Ag.nl. I'.nllatnl. On-. Hen. I.
W. C WILKES. Asst. Cen'l Freight & Pa, Agent,
YOUR DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS
Should He nilad al Tha
Rexall Drug Store
WHY Because we Guarantee Accuracy.
We Never Substitute. Your Prescriptions
Are Only Filled by a Registered Pharma
cist. Our Prices Are Right.
GIVE US A TRIAL
Reed Bros. Props.
OUR NEW GOODS
Have arrived and we are now ready to
supply you with your requirements..... I
MANY NEW LINES
have been added and all goods will be I
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES I
CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDEstij
The Burns Department Stl
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