B 111
COME HRKE A MINUTE!
We want to talk to you about that
Overcoat you need.
The only way to enjoy this brisk weother it by
wearing an Overcoat.
Come In ann see us about It.
Williams-Zoglmann
Clothing Company
Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers
I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns Oregon
(Khf flimcs-IirvaCd
JULIAN HYRD
Manager
SATURDAY.NOVEMBF.RH. 1913
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
On Ynr
Sim Month
Three Month
12,00
1.00
.75
Burns Public School
Report for October.
The following is a report of
school district No. 1 for tht
month of October 1913:
Pupils from last month 191
Rejristered new 13
Readmitted 11
r
Value of Headlines.
The real purpose of the head
line is to catch the eye of the
reader, and interest him in the
subject matter. Thai is the
purpose of the headline to Jhe
news item, and that should he
the purpose of the headline to
the ad.
The news item would be ex
tremely unattractive if the
paper did not feature the mosl
important news items with ap
propriate headings.
In most of the isrse metro
politan papers the highest sal
aried men are headline writers,
The rnanagement of big papers
appreciate the great valve of
headlines consisting of B few
well chosen words, which give
the gist of the news in the
items. Good keadlines add to
the value of the paper. Very
few people read every item in
the paper in this busy age, and
the headlines make it easy for
them at a glance to chose the
items they want to read.
Headlines tell the story in
the item below in the shortesj
and most concise form.
The news is gotten up in
Buch shape as to attract and
appeal to the readers so as to
sell the papers.
Advertising is news relative
to a business. It is equally
true of advertising that it
should be gotten up in such
shape as to attract and appeal
to the readers so si to sell
goods.
The advertiser has much to
learn from the news writer.
The news writer writes the
news first and then constructs
the headlines. Likewise the
advertiser should write the
body of the Bdvertisemenl
first and then construct the
headings.
The first purpose should he
to write an ad that is convinc
ing in itself. Then top it ofT
with a headline or headlines
that attract the reader and
capture his attention.
The headline to a news item
contains the ist of the news
story, and the headline of an
ad should contain the gist of
il. ..n: ..i.... ..t il i
uoe senior Hior.v 01 uiu iii
Total
PupUl dropped
215
11
although it was raining and Mr.
Weittenhiller's car had been left
out and caught cold, with tho re
sult that it refused to go at flrHt,
the entire bunch got awav finally.
Mr. Weittenhiller was late in
getting out of town but he made
up for lost tins and the other
car didn't beat him to the hunt
ing grounds but a short time,
lie managed to keep the machine
between the fences wiieie there
were lanes and out in the open it
didn't make any difference so
long as it was headed in the right
direction. The party had a very
nice shoot and succeeded in pel
ting u number of birds. Th US
going were Dell Dibble, Dr. F.
M. Setters., I Spokane, Mr. Lusk,
Mr. b'raser and The Times
Herald man.
Fire At Harriman.
A rather disastrous fire occurr
ed ut Harriman early Sunday
morning which destroyed the big
hotel building and a store across
the street. No definite news has
been received by the writer a i to
the cause, but it is understood
the fire started very enrly in the
morning and it is reported two
young ladies who were attending
school there narrowly escaped
from the hotel. The building
1. Sophomores, grade 88.7, per
cent of attendance, 88.8 times
tardy, 4. Freshmen grade 86,
percent of attendance, 100 time
tardy, 0.
"Italy" will be the subject of
the literary program to be given
Friday, Nov. 14, 1913, is as
follews:
Song by the school, Santa Lucia
Description of Venice, May dates
I'ompeu, Fast and Present
Charles Foley
Song,
Trilbv Whitaker, Delbcrt Hayes,
Eugenia Hibbard, Owen ( 'awl Held
Art Treasures of Florence
Dewey Robinson
Piano Solo, Mary Poujade
Comical Reading, Nick Veogtly
Recitation, Cecil Bennett
High School Notes, Roy Reede
Piano Solo, Agnes Miller
High School Visit to the
Poorer Sections of Naples
Dorman Ieonard
Song by the School
Iajvo's Old Sweet Song.
Tuesday Elections.
The special election held in
this state Tuesday to vote on five
measures resulted in four of the
five being sustained and possibly
the fifth carrying but at this
time we have only a partial of
was occupied by Price Cochran the returns.
as a hotel and saloon. He and The university building repair,
his wife had recently established university new building appro-
themselves in business there and
had invested considerable in
furnishings and an addition. We
understand the building bad been
priation, compensation act, county
attorney bill, all seems to havo
carried throughout the state.
The sterilization bill is reported
Tonawama tomorrow night.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
HHiTn r-atw I.Ann orrn . (
Ilium, OreiMMi. NllTalnlint fi, Iln I
...tlrr la liirrlijf glvrn llml Ira I. NeU0tl.pl
Wavarlr.tir.gnn, who. on Ai.rll I. IMO, mt
lloinaatnail Kntrv.Nn limil, for MW ,, W'.HI",,
MK'.HK'.niKl MW'lNW'i, Mi'ttloll 111, 1omlili
n H. Han.,. :i r. nil airiiittk Mt'il'llan, Ii
purchased from Dr. Denman by; lost jg.
Mr. Cochran and Ceo. Parker but Several towns wenldry where
Denman still held a mortgage on local option was voted on.
Total remaining at date 204
No. of pupils on register since
beginning of year "R" 213
No. of pupils on register since
beginningof year "E" . .. 2
Over 6 and under 9 ,
Over 9 and under 12
Over 12 and under 14
Over 14 and under 20
Total
W
215
79
72
39
25
215
M. SUTTON, Prin.
Agricultural Club.
it. We are also informed the
building had very little if any
insurance.
The store building that was
destroyed belonged to Dr. Horton
of this place who states there
was no insurance. It was oc-
cupieu p a ivir. lurnsey who
had a stock of goods in it. He
succeeded in saving a part of the
stock. Dr. Horton states it was
a severe loss to those directly in
terested a,.d he dix'sn't know
whether they have sufficient
m ans to rebuild at this time. It
was tjuite an unfortunate fire and
the friends of the losers sympa
thize with them.
A Story a Day.
A story a day for the 365 days
of 1914 that is part of what you
get by subscribing $2.00 for The
Youth's Companion's new vol
ume. The fifty-two weekly issues
of The Companion will contain at
least 866 stories, anil all the other
kinds of good reading that can
be crowded between two covers
the best advice on athletics for
boys, articles on dress and re-
contributions
The Agricultural Club will hold
a regular meeting at the aasem-1 creations for girls
lily room of the public school on j by famous men and women, sug
ne.xt Tuesday, November 11 at X gestions for the care of the health
In several eastern states where
elections were held the news in
dicates confidence in the Wilson
administration. Sulzer, recently
deposed as governor of New
York, was elected to the as
sembly on the progressive ticket
and the fusion candidate for
mayor of New York was elected,
which is a direct defeat of Tam
many, the organization responsi
ble for the impeachment of
Sulzer. Democratic gains are
noted in almost every state and
prohibition has gained in that
section as well as in this state.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Special meetings begin a week
from Saturday.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Church
service.
Tonight
Tonight, if you feel dull and
stupid, or bilious and constipated,
take a dose of Chamberlain's
Tablets and you will feel all right
tomorrow. For sale by all dealers.
.4 and
MI...I mtilri, ,.( Intention ti make final til
yiar proof, I" aalanllali i lalin In the lan.l alimn
luarillmil, bffnra Iti'glatnr anil llnreltrnr. at
lluma, Oteinll, on I he I7lli ilav ill Umamber,
I IIH.
claimant naiiiaaaa viltm-a.ra
Krad II. I'aten, llituv iphrotb, M. Hall,
rliarlaa l.aimrain ' all "I I'rliiintmi, f iratrnn.
n m. KKMt. ItoKltler.
KOTIUI W)B PUBLICATION
Chithii HrT. l.tNiitlrrlt a,
Hilton, ItrPgllll, Nl, lillHat . 19111.
Nolle If lii'ol.y t I veil thai He tit y e. H.'h mill.
nl Waverlv. Orattnlt, who on Nov 4, lvoi ami
stirll I. I'.fo reai.eellvely. made Itinn.alaail
Knlrlen, Nn own:! IHMrV. trir NW'.', NWUHVVU,
Hat'. !, K'.NK1. ami Nh'MK'j. Meeiloil 'a,
Tiiwtlllli,7 H., Man MX H lllmnetle Mm I
.Han. haa llleil imtlrti nl Intentlm, ti, make
Kl net 1 throe year I'roof. Hi r'.tabllali Helm lo
the land ehnve deacrlheil. hrliire IteaUler and
Uerelver, at llnrlia, Oregon, on Hie iflli day ol
Hreetlthar, l''l'l
Claimant iiamea a wlllii'aai-a
Ira J. Nalaott. c'.iarlea l.atmratii-n, OaorK"
Halt. Kteil II. I'eUtra, allot I'rlln aUin. oreKon
W. Kaggg. Ilaglater
SUMMONS.
In tlir Circuit Omul nf I In- Slnlr nl Ore
gon lor lliiiint County.
Vera K. Wrlkrr, IMfiintiff.
-Ti-
Call W. Wglkcr, Druiiiliiiil.
'lit ('nil W. Wt liter, I lie nliovc tiiiinril
tlrfrnilnnt: In t lie imnu- of the Stnlr of
Oregon, ' Sll liccliv it.iiireil to tip
teur ntnl ntiHwrr I a lit" roitiiliiint llleil
riKiiiiiat you ill the itliovr ciitilliil anil,
on or MOM i In- 1'iat tiny ol the I line
BfaMfitwd in tlir unlet ol tile itililicntioii
nl linn uniuioiia, towil, on ur iiliniit tlir
Ifillt tiny of Noirmlarr, ttll.'l, aniil tlnte
Itritii; tlie ciiiriilnin of air, vvrrka front
tlir lint publication ol tltia atiiniiioni,
iiuil tl you l.ttl tu niiawrt , lor wiinl tlietr
of, ri.niiiiil will ttiilv to tlir I'ourt for
tin? relief ilriiiittulril in I lie couiplitiul,
lo-nil ;
I'm u tlt-crrr of lltia Court tliaaolving
tlir lunula of iiintiiniouy now iviatini;
lartweru I'ltiiiililT tin. I I "rltiiilnnl, nntl
that I'lninlill linve it .lecire ol iliyorvr
nliaolutc from tlir Hrfrinliint;
That I'l.iiri t itt littNr I lie rare, t-titttoily
mill control ol t'atltetitie (,'nroltnr, ihr
minor cliilil ol I'litinttll mnl lrlrnrlniit,
'I'lial I'lninlill Itnvr tn!: tornl iiKninat
tlir I trlrinlatii for In t roata anil ilia
liurartnrnta hrrrtn;
I'or audi otlirr antl lurtlirr rrlitl it to
r.ii.tv may irrtain. Tina Mintmoiia ii
1'iililialirtl liy ordrr ol lion. Palton
H'KK" ' iotlil ... If "I t tic Mill Juilicitil
hivtint, made
tlay of Octobtf
I In- lnal pulilit attoii ol tllta auilliiiona
ta IVlolar Ith, IMI
l. A MltitiH,
Atlornrv for I'liiuiiiff.
scnooi suns ir JD0
At Greatly 1
REDUCED PRICE
RANGE of AGES 5 to IS YEUJ
We are over stocked on the above
sizes and offer any suit in this
lot at a very low price
$2.50 and up for the entire I
BROWNS SATISFACTORY STI
The Quality Store
KOTIGI FOIl PUBLICATION
I'NITKHHTATKH LAN It Or Kl K.
ltm.ii. oragon, OrUtber .. Ml. I
'...11. i- la h -ii !. rlvii Ihai It. do Henemi.
ol Kgll. Oregon, vbo. on January (Hi. IVIU.
made ItoffAeatead A ,,llratlnll. aerial ro wwi,
lor r.',HW Hee .4, NW ami NJrlW I4, Mee
Holt .'-'. lowntM. je No. ith, Hange .' Kaat. I
nillamrlte Merlnlatl. haa (liad nolle of III'
tenlloti to in.tr goal three year proof, to I
ailabliah .lain, to the land ahov- deaerllM-d,
1.. fore Kdward Kgll, I' n 1 ottim laaloin r . at I
hla ofnie.al Kgll, oregoi 1 lite .alh day ol I
SoTeml..r Hi :
.lilit.ii t 1 am, a aa wllnraaea
Anton Kgll, Paler I'eteraon. A. 1 Hon.. van
Wm. II Marl, r all 01 Kgll. Oregou.
W r.aaa ll.ll.i
iHM'lteer No 4 ad :. Hurna So. Ot;V0.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I Nil KH SI All- LAND llHIit
Hon,. Oregon, tlcluUr I. til, 11.1
Noil, , la hereby alvan that Naomi C Htaan
ami rlllrKil on lite ith I Cer. Adttilnlalralrll ol the eatale of T Kgenloii
IllHIg. de. ea.e-l. hjf I. K MOUlloll, Wll.oi
I'll. I, nntl tlir tlitlr of j iiulldlBg, I'arilatid. ..11,011 Attorney In a. 1.
haa on the .till, dav uf He'.rmlH-r. Ivia. tin-. in.
tti lo rTli , a - lleallOD toaalax-l under I lie pro. 1
11 ei t ottgreaa. anprovrit renin
" V.
tolta of Un
ary II I H
fill. Mr
NOTICK
liiirna I lei No
I'OK I'UULKIATION
I MTKIIBI AT Yn I.ANH nolo I
lluma. llrtgiiu, Heiempr, .-', Il 1 I
Sollie la hereby given that Hie Northern
a- HI' Itallaa) pun vr luate .o.t uAra
-I. In, a la t faitl. Vlninaola, I. aa I hla -ill,
lay of . nt, mlwr twin nled In thla oftli-e Ita ap
i-'liallon 10 a.-lnl ttoder Ho- nrotlalolia of the
ail of f'oligri a a,ptoti-d Jills I, IKM o hlat
7 ejoi
-.ni.ofSK1,. M-. i, I .nH.lt O. . W 'J IU.II
'rial N..rr,o-J
Ally and all pafmatg oloJaVlBI adatel the
landa ileai-111.1 .. or dajalrlug lo ohjret boggBOg
ol I In- mineral t-harai ter of (hi- land, or lor ant
iHller ri-aoti.l,. Ilo- dlaMHial lo niiIIi ant.aliunl.)
file their aflldavlla ol pfofagl In thla oftlre. on
or In-fure the .'llli day of Sutelnuar, I" .
Wn t.aai. Heglater.
NOIKI
IV H K ka Kaat. and
It .-, t.aal. W M
i-K'.hW, - X, I
NW'.Sr.', he.- I. T. 90 H ,
Any and all pertona t-laiming adttraely the
ti arrllied, or i
o'clock p. m. Pro(rratn for the
evsnipg will include music and
also the following;:
"Plans for Starting- and
Improving a Dairy Herd."
J. C. Leedy
"Economic Impor
tance of Insects,"
Lee Miller
' 'Hog Raising in Harney Valley, "
G. W. Young
These meetings are very inter
esting and profitable and the
general public is extended a cor
dial welcome to them.
Dr. And Mrs. Bab-
bidge Surprised
J
Harney County High School.
Prof. Shirk, principal of the
Harney County High School, has
handed in the following repot l of
the school for last menth:
Total number of pupils 4.J
New pupils for month 2
Average daily attendant,1!.- 42
Very few instances of tardi
ness are noted and the general
interest in the work is excellent.
We do job printing.
A happy company of people
assembled at the Presbyterian
manse Tuesday evening and gave
Dr. and Mrs. Babbidge a sur
prise the nature of an old fashi
oned "pound party." There
were between 60 and 70 people
present and each brought a pound
of something that would come
in handy in the ladder when the
liabbidges get down on the farm.
Dr. Babbidge has resigned as
pastor of the church in this city
and they are planning to make
their home on the farm recently
acquired near Lawen. Some of
their friends decided to give
them a farewell surprise and a
large number of the Baptist
ladies joined with the Presby
terians with the result that a
very pleasant evening was spent
and the affair was very much
appreciated by the Babbidges.
Refreshments were served and
some singing and talks were
given.
A Barney Oldfield.
Even though it rains and the
roads are muddy when some
people take a notion to go hunt
ing they go regardless of the
weather or "balky" automobiles.
Wednesday morning Prank John
son and P. S. Weittenhiller had
invited a party of friends to go 1 . Juniors, grade 82. a, percent
shooting at the Double 0 ranch of attendance, 98. ! times tardy,
etc.
For the year's subscription of
$2.00 there is included a copy of
The Companion Practical Home
Calendar for 1014. and all the
issues for the remaining weeks
of this year, dating from the time
the subscription is received.
If you want to know more
about The Companion before sub
scribing, send for sample copies
containing the opening chapters
of Arthur Stan wood Pier's fine
serial of life in a boy's school
"His Father's Son. " With them
we will send the full Announce
ment for 1014.
TIIK YOUTH'S COMI'ANION,
144 BsrkSeSy St., Boston, Mass.
New Subscription! Received at
this offlCS.
High School Notes.
iiy .soriioMoiiK Bwowrora
I'dMMITTKK
Prof. Jokish of the Harriman
High School has promised the
team from our school a game of
Imsket-ball for the coming season.
The Sophomores have challeng
ed the combined classes to a
game of football. It was accept
ed. Both teams are practicing
under the alile supervision of
Messrs Shirk anil McDade. The
date hits not been decided but
Thanksgiving is thought prob
able. The Hallowe'en social was en
tirely successful and the faculty
has the sini'i'tv I hanks of Uie
student hody. After the social
the pupils enjoyed several rides
up and flown Main street In
borrowed wagons.
A meeting was held by the
boys on Wednesday evening con
cerning the coming basketball
season. No dsAnltS plans have
been made as yet.
The average gradeB and at
tendance for the month are as
follews: Seniors, 86, percent of
attendance, !7.Gand times tardy,
A Night of Terror
Few nights are more terrible
than that of a mother looking on
her child choking and gasping
for breath during an attack of
croup, and nothing in the house
to relieve it Many mothers have
passed nights of terror in this
situation. A little forethought
will enable you to avoid this.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
a certain cure for croup and has
never been known to fail. Keep
it at hand. For sale by all dealers.
I Sut
TO TBBBOHOOL DISTRICT OLKBKS,
Tlir IStt Nenaiotu l.nwa pAgg .t.'IO Sc
Unit. tiovitlra aa follew:
It alt. ill lie tin- iluty ot rvrtv arbool
tligtrict, anil earli iiu-oiiiorutril town
ami city, antl ol rinli puliltc corporation
nnllioriuil to levy a t.tt to notify in
vwiUiik, tlir county tlrtk. ami tlir roun
Iv nggrggor, of tlir count wiiliin u Inch
lltr ncliool iTratnit, lown.ciiy. or public
corporation, g aitti.ilcil ot tlir ralr leer
trill ol the t n v levy l.iil.lc liy it, ml Or
Itcfore Till. I IKM HAY OF DSCBM-
j II KK in c.tcli vent, Inch notice ah. ill I-
krpi on file In thrgcTcral county rlrrkg,
ami county uaaraiora anil remain a part
of tlir in ot. In of their rcgMi'tivr ollirra
You arc Itorrlty notilirtl that unlcga
tlir aprrtiil Im ia rrportrtl on or larforr j
lite r IKST PAY OF UBCBMBBB 191!l
aainc will not I- ritrmlrtl on the Tai
Kolla of the County.
Ily or.lrt ol lltr County Court.
J. J, IHiNlit.AN, Aaaetaor.
HARD WHEAT HIGHER.
Tho Burna Flour Milling Co. will pay
11-2 ranla par lb. for good, hard milling
whaal naal year.
Il ritual ba good and atand a taal of SO
Iba. lo tha buahrl, fraa from other grain
aad and amul. Hard whaat will bring
15 cant a par 100 mora than aoft whaat.
Tha Company racommanda Turkey
Ratt for fall auwing and Blue Stare, Min
naaola Red and Auatralta Whlta Chaff
for apring aowing.
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE AT MILL.
lan-a ill arrllieil. it ilaalrlr.a lo nlilei-t lira
t.r in, iiiini-ial t-harat ter uf the laml, of fur any !
iitlier reaaoti lo the dtatMMal toaf'tlleant elmnl,)
flit Iheli afflilat lla it peotagt IB Inlf iifnie, ofj
or Infnre tlir a, ilar ol K-etulK-r. IH
u a f aaa Keaiaii r
SUMMONS
In tlir Citctiit Court ol the Slnlr ol
OgSSJtM lor lliirnry C.luuljf.
Dhlora I Hiiei .ihl, I'l.iintiir,
I'lrrx-r I-ttiiorahl. Irli tnl.tni I
To l'i. in I il.-i ..-I ihl. I Ik nlii.t. ti aineil
ilrlemlanl:
In tin- uainr ol the Stnlr ol llrrxon,
you arr hrrrliy truntil to appear anil
tinawrr to the complaint lile.l ngaingt
on ill tlir abovr . ntitle.l Hint, on or lap.
lore the laat day of the tunc prrnrrilml .
in tlir ottlci nl piitiln .itinn nl tln an in
iiniiia town tin or ill. out the -".'nil day
of Novrtnlirr, I91.1a auitl date urioyf tlvr
cuptrutioit ol aix wrcltH from the flrat
pulilicatioD of tin" auiiiniona, and if you
liol to nnawgr, for want tln-n.il, Ham
uli will apply to lltr Court for tha relief
ilrtnaiidrd hi lltr complaint to-wit:
I'm a tlrcrit- of tltia Court diaerlring
ilu- Iroutla of mnt i iiinmv now egiatinu;
lielween I'latntill and IVIrndiint, and
that Pliinitilf Itavr it tlcctee of divorce
aliaoltiie from lrlcndnnl. uml her coaia
antl tltaliurarmrnti Itrrein.
Tltia annul - ik pulniahril livotdri
of linn Hnltoit Hiifoa, Jgrffarc of Die
Circuit Court of lltr Stale of OttfOg. for
llatnrv County, uiatlr ami rntried oil
the Huh .l.-iv of il ii.Im-i. IMS, nnd tbe
.Int. of tlir toil iiuchvnlion of tltia gum
inona ia (tctolarr I Ith ltll.'l.
Urn S. Sukmohh ami J. I. rTTgiotoN,
n. ot. ii
WOOD
FALL IS IEEE
And so is my full line of
RUFF and V -NECKED SWEATERS
LIN CLOTH, SERGES, GINGHAMS
KINAW. SHEEP LINED and LLL
COATS, WINTER HATS and CAPS
Allover Lace, Embroidery, Flannel
Woolen Hose, Lined Gloves, Woss,:
derwear and the
FAM
GOTZi
Work and &
SHOE
For MEN, W
and CHILD!
I also pack one of the Rest Sttf
of Groceries to be had anywl
A. K. RichardsJ
General Merchandise
Potatoes Cabh
S
BBBBBSaw W.sSSSgfcw
aW '
jSv'-
OregonTruk
A Itm in- it for
HARLAN A. HARRIS M. D.
Phyticiatn and Surgeon
Narrows, - Oregon
CENTRAL OREGON If
The Owl for Busy Pet
Notice of Laaaa ol Suta Land.
Tlir Siuii- I. anil iloatd ihaiinn: to
Icithr all ntiaol.l acliool arcliona I Hi anil
,'lli) will receive olfera for sum. up lo
He. nlltri Ig, l'.li:i l.i una will Ik- uiatlr
for a term of one yeur, auliject to can
ccllation in event ol ulr of Ittnil Kr
ititltnucr to covrr ftniiual n nlul iim-l
iiccoinputiy ollci.
ti. 0, IIKDWN,
Clerk State I. uml lluui.l
Novciulwr 1, mix r2-S
HARNEY VALLEY HOSPITAL
MODERN
'A DOCTOR ALWAYS IN THE HOSPITAL"
I . luaive for Surgical, Madical and Confinement Caaea
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. PATIENTS MAY HAVE ANY PHYSICIAN
THEY CHOOSE WHILE IN THIS HOSPITAL
"Succeaa in llnapilal work ia only altainad by cloaa and akllled attention to
detail, by trained Attendant.. "
DRS. STANDARD and HARRIS, Burns, Ore.
Dally train each way
between Central
Oregon points and
Portland. Tonrlst
sleeping; car (Berths'
Sl.OO) First class
coaches.
Save a Day Each Vi
3
NOTICK KOK IMJiU.ICATION.
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rnws i nutuii
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tliisl ilvi- v-'tu proof to ests.iliiti 1 Im I ut t., tli
isihi siiovv tltigii rii.t i. hflhJU' iuIhIki kimI
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Novtmbsr ini.i
ctstiiisix osiness wltuosssi
ArrhiT UlllSOU, of leSWSU, Oitki.u J J.
Il.iii.. r ! c,y mii.i Irs Ji. link all of Msrrl
limn, OrtrtfOU.
WM. KAMHIC, ..Ktfltl.'i.
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 Ham. Customers Care For Own Stock.
W. A. GOODMAN, Adjoining Fair Grounds.
From Central Oregon
Lieave Bend 8:30 p m
Deschutes
Redmond
" Terrebonne
" Culver
Metolius
Madras
Arrives Portland
To Central Ortr,
Lave Portland
Arrive Madras
" Metolius
'! Culver
" Terrebonne
M Redmontl
" Deschut.
Band
8:48 pm
9:10 p m
9:24 p m
10:02 p m
10:20 p m
10:30 p m
8:10 am
...-. rlaaak m L, T ! Ll 1 a . t a -
. apt U..F...... o, ncigni, oet ween Central Uregon arc
and Portland and Eagtern cities.
Connections made in Portland to and from Will imrt
Astoria and Clatsop Beach points, Pug-et Sound. Spokatw.!
Colorado, St. Paul, Omaha. Kansas City and Chksgo
Fares, Time Schedules, and other information 1 Mir'
application to
R. H. CROZ1ER, j. h. Corbett,
Aa.t.Gan'l Paaa. Ag.,,1. Portland, Ora. gand tr
W. C WILKES. Asst. Gen'l Freight A Pass, Agent, 1'orll
NOTI01 KOK I'l'HLICATION
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Hurna, Oregun, tiiinlwr III linn )
Hottog la Ltoruby given that Havlil UlySj
rihavur, nl l.awell, tlreuiili. whu, mi AUgll.t 10,
ItaW, tnailo lluiiitiatuail tuiiry Hutial N
lur M'aMh',. Mee. Ill, anil t-'.MK1,, Mi-elliin u
Tiiii.1iIi2) M KangtiW1. K.Williiuiellti Hen
illan, liaa llleil DoUOfl nl llltvtltluu In maku
llual tlio-i- rami Proof, in e.iabllali claim In
tlta lautl ali-ivi- tle.tirllieil, liulnte Heglater antl
ttri-aiver. at iitirna, tireguli, tin ttia littn ilay nl
November, 11111.
I' la I ma ut ii a in. a a. valtna.lua
II. W Itan-iall.W T. Welly, A 'I llayerall,
ami 0, K. I.i-May all of l.awan. Dragon.
Wm. Kaa, Heglater
YOUR DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS
Shoultt Be Filled at The
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
old at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDERS I
The Burns Department St
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