DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
BUYING CHEERFULLY;
IT'S OOOD EXERCISE
.s.yaMlee.aBuaBa.MaBiaalBlBkiaBfelD:
CHRISTMAS ihopptng Is Mint
with luiNtlo. excitement. ptMl
ure and bkmI SISTotBS, Who
rr has not tnstoil these (bines
has yet to experience nil of tin- Jo.ra of
OaVistnias.
It to true every shopper, one unit
ad home, tows ChrlstmiiH Ik n mil
pane, tlml It la tba part of wladoBI t"
MT It only once a year; that next
Christmas om ynunser member of
th family imiat take upon herself the
Mrmia, fiitltfiiltiK. brain wreiUltn:
m 1 1 iilinlnl work Mill no one wlin
Mare this ilerluriitton takes It fur more
taan Its value which Ik Intlntlealmal
tar when the next ChrlstmaS pitta In
tit appearatuv nnil simps nnd itOfM
and streets nre onee more nllve wllh
kwrylnc humanity nnd kooiI nut ur.-l
Iowa's tha shopper who voted It 'kill
tafj" this year will plunge Into the ex
attament aa of old. with grvnter enjoy
Mot than ever
It la true the elbowing of OBv'S way
through crowds, the long walla In the
Hares, the standing In cars almost
baratlng with their loud of human ho
tags and tha deHpnlrlng delays of
those aelfanme cars nre npt to lenve
Tory little balance on one's account of
akeerfulness. In spits or these bin-dram-en.
however, Ilea the truo satis
tartlon. If not real pleasure, of harlot
purchased for this one or tlml Nome
Utile surprise which has been longed
at, bat never expected
For mental attitude nnd for n hint
from the athletic teachers the wise
woman will go Into the work of Christ
mas shopping with the exhllnniteil
fooling rightfully attached to any form
of pleasant and exciting MarctM I'ho
cultivation of this spirit will mnke the
crowds, the discomfort ami the Inev
itable disappointments of the nnnmil
gift purchasing experience un more
worth fretting over or noticing Hum
tho Tailed experiences of the athletic
told or gymnasium, ami It will bring
tho aforementioned wise woman up to
Christmas day In the moat etivlnble
aad desirable physical condition she
could fancy or Imagine, for cry
thing dependa upon the manner In
Which tha feminine shopper nttacks
tho Christmas situation, and n well
end acted round of Christinas shop
ptag provides aa much fun us tho mer
ttoot game of basketball or tennis nnd
tin up and strengthens ucglectitl
masclee Just aa well
-?!
HOW WE GOT OUR
CHRISTMAS HYMNS.
Man; popular Christmas a) inns
have a most Interesting history. Those
who have heard the waits nnd carol
er sing "Hark, the Herald Angels
fflzujT' on Christmas eve will be iistmi
lehed to know that many years ago It
waa rendered "Hark, How All the
Welkin Rings!" and was sung to I ho
tune of "See. the Conquering Hero
Comes." When this former wording
waa adopted In the new hymn hook of
the "Hymns Ancient and Modem,"
there wss a great storm of criticism
from those who prefer tho modern ver
stoat. The hymn wns written by
Charles Wesley.
Tha author of "Christians, Awake;
Salute the Happy Horn!" was John
Byrotn, Manchester's famous mnn of
letters, who was born at Keraa! In 1601
Byrom had several children, but, like
many another father, there was n fa
verlte. This child wns a llttlo girl
named Dolly. A few dnya previous to
Christmas Mr Byrom, after having
a romp with the favorite. Dolly,
promised to write her something nice
for Christmas morning. Ou the morn
lag of the great day, when she ant
town to break.uat, she found on her
plate an envelope, addressed to her In
her father's handwriting. It wna the
aset thing she opened, and, to her
treat delight. It proved to bo a Chriat
maa carol addressed to her. nnd to her
alone.
Another very popular Christmas
hymn to that entitled "As With Qlad
aeas Hen of Old." It is remarkable
that thla cheerful hymn was written
t a time of great depression. Tho
author, William Cbatterton Dlx. who
tiled In 1800, had been seriously ill for
long time, and he was feeling din
consols te and miserable.
One evening, after ho had baaa SOBM
weeks In bed, he felt a great deal
better, and while In thla Improved state
be conceived the Idea of writing a
Christmas hymn, and as a result of
tbls we get "As With Gladness Men of
Old."
"Once In Royal Davld'a city" Is thn
moat popular Christmas hymn for ehll
dren. It wns written by Mrs Alex
ander, who also wrote those famous
hymns, "There Is a Green Hill Fur
Away" and "Wo Are but Utile Chil
dren Weak."
Welcome Christmas.
Now thrice welcome, Christmas.
Whloh brines us food cheer.
Mince plea and plum porridge
Oood ale and strong beer.
With pig. goose and capon.
The beat that may be,
So wsll doth th weather
Asd stomachs aaree.
Old Song
The Marry Sssson In Edsn.
Adam sighed
"If we could only slave off clothes
till after Christmas, so slut can't give
me a necktie." he muttered
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SEASON IN THE SOUTH. J
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--. 0..0. lessons rue uiiriMliuas si-a
eon la especially enjoyable In the south.
New Knglauders, following I'urltuu
initiative, make much of TliunkHirlv
Ins, but the resident of DUIcliintl ecle
bratea Christmas wllh all blH might
and inn in.
scams of the aeverlly of weatlnr,
eariba deep carpet of snow, IfWBbount.
ani lawa or other ssstoas banting is
more or less restricted In tho north at
thla time. Hut there ure ruro Joys for
the game seeker In sll that great sweep
of country froui Virginia to Tcxus
Ko bunting, quail and duck shornim-
and even the more prosulc rabbit , lure
ve Indulged In to the heart's content
It Is the most typical of soul lien,
er sports, however, that stirs (he blood
Uke a draft of wine when "Merry
Christinas" Is lu (he air.
Nights spent lu chase of the puasuiu
or the ooon, snappy days in tho forests
after deer or wild turkey, eapedlllone
la cauehrakes after bear-theso make
llfs worth living for the man who
aunts for the love of hunting nnd
warms to the local flavor ami traditions
-of the south
Follies
gome men skat where tha lea Is thla:
Hon rnrk tho boat on summsr daysi
toms mumi aitini, hut Jump right In
uii. ihors are nmiiy, many ways
liy a iii.ii man unit this vals of tears
An.T an to meet untimely dooml
t 'mi., led suns fof years and years
Hati cut off tneti In Itfa'a full bloom.
A f a mm thaw out dynamite
h ivatil niul are heard no mora.
A ana Irak with a candle light
till ethers seek, snd Ufa la o'er,
u hlli others, sniping In th dark
I'm something that win ours a cold.
Drink Held, slid Ufa's gantls spark
He s out befora It's vary old.
All thess in. i trl.ks that folly breeds,
Ad repetition dulla them not;
Mun still perform auch allly deeds
And unit this bright and (aatlva spot.
Mm there's una other blda ua pause,
it .mis full many a worthy's days
men While playlna Santa Claua
Hint let their whlsksra And a blase.
-Detroit Pree Press
WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS.
How the Day la Spent by the President
and Hie Family.
i hi Minns In the home of the presi
dent is much tho same as In any other
American home, except perhaps there
Is in. ue of It. Mr. Taft, following the
custom of his predeceaeors, devoted
I he day to his family, little or no busl
m is icing transacted. There weretur
keya from many parts of tho land,
ami moreover, a turkey was given to
ant . i.i. in of family on tha White
lieu c inn There whs a multitude of
pn cuts for each member of the faml
l.i t if curse tho youngest of the
I'm M.. Mnnter Charley, had the lion's
shera
In tho Itooaevelt day a the White
Rouge. Isi-ii mo a uiuaeum of toys on
ch' 1st mna day. The preeldent was the
biggest lsiy of all, and his whole day
was given up to the children. The
dinner was celebrated In the uiltVitl
uf the iluy, nftor the old Dutch cus
tom, although, of course, there waa the
state banquet In the evening.
Mine tho dnya of James Buchanan
cii'istmns. with but few exceptions,
h.i i hem eliitsirntely celebrated in the
White House llefore that fierce and
Fillmore each had his days In the his
t"" mansion saddened by sorrow.
lint with these two exceptions and a
fen minor ones the Christmas festival
iv a i duly celebrated by the presidents
from Washington down. Even during
the terrible days of the civil war free
kV t ami Mrs Lincoln alwaya made
It i point to gladden the hearta of the
children at Yuletlde. There wss a
I.i :.' nnd happy family during the oc
cupancy of the (Irnuta. and the Christ
i'i' tree was alwnys heavily laden.
tMttttMtM4v
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMIt
IN BIl.LVILLE
"
..
When Christmas comes In lllllvllle
town
rii. re's Joy the rlngtn' country !
X i
It's hallelujah up an' down
When Christmas oomea In Illll-
vtlle
; I 'i sunny weather, bltndln' snow,
;, Win n htirxnrde do their best to
blow.
i happy land o' life we know
; When Christmas comes In Hill
till
i. I a.- old town fiddler give him mac
.in' lot him mak the music race. T
... it . ..i .. in.. wriiisis on nie race
I When Christmas eomee In Dili
vllle Not run a growler wears a flows,
i ' r J..r roes ssllopln' aroun'.
IVe run old Trouble out o' town
' Wm ii Chrletmas oomee In Bill-
Vllle
-Atlanta Consiltutlon
ttttStstSttS ISf MSSS
Brosd Reslm ef Toys.
I here Is nothing material on earth,
animate or Inanimate, relating In any
i t ir civilization, from a simple
(in to a complex steam engine, from a
rle seisl to a forest of giant trees or
f. mi the lowest observable forma of
tin- aidmnl creation to man himself,
thai Is not represented In our tojra.
Forgotten.
There are presents for all the girls and
the boys.
And even the baby has so many toys
That she doesn't quite know what to do
with them all,
CataM the toys are so big and her mouth
Is so email
There are slippers for grandpa and other
tilings too.
Ami for grandma a shawl of tha loveliest
blue.
While for fattier and mother snd all of
the rest
There's exactly the present they say they
like best
And wherever I go I am certain te And
i liius has been there and left some
thing behind.
Kit, although It Is Christmas, I'm sorry
because
No one haa a present for good Santa
Clous
-New York American
Address Pleinly.
Address the box plainly, so there can
b no danger uf Us golug astray. Print
ing Is better than script. Unless some
dreadful inlustropbe happens, the gift
la sure to reach its destination In per
fect condition.
ts)to)e)MMMej
A CHRISTMAS MINU.
:
Here Is a suggestion of a menu
I for a Christmas dinner:
Itsw Oysters Clsar Soup.
t I'M.. I Hindis With Uutlsr Sauoe
Chicken I'altlu
I llnest Turky With Oyster StufBiig
un e ruoiieiiee sweet Potatoes
i iiern Corn Pudding
Cranberry Jelly.
Celery Salad. Salted Almonds !
l-uiiipkln His. Mince Pie
Plum Pudding.
ice i i . ..m Christmas Cake. '
Hmiill l-siicv Cakes Fruit I
CorTss I
mi It flrM-iii:
An Old Christmas Caret.
And all the bells on esrtb shall ring
'ui I'litlstmae day, on Chrletmas day;
And all the bells on earth shall ring
(in Chilelinas day In tb morning.
And all th angels In heaven shall sing
On Christmas dsy, oa Christmas day;
And all the angels In heaven shall sing
On t'htisiiuae day In the morning
And nil llo souls on earth shall slog
"ii i iirisinuis uuy, on Christmas day;
And all il... souls on earth shall sUsg
ui in no mn s ouy in the mornujg.
I ' .ii h t us all rejoice amain
mi Christmas day, on Christmas day:
I inn 1st us all rejoice amain
On Christmas day In the morning
Wrapping th Present.
I'se a heavy brown paper to wrap
the Christinas boa snd n stout, strong
end t iking care that (lie ends are not
cut too closely, making It possible fog
Mm linoi to ins onto unfastened.
and
She Smaoksd ef Reeks.
I'liey tell ma you kUsed aflaa Bon
nut. tho poetess, on yesterday's auto
mobile excursion."
"Yea. That la true."
"indeed! And bow did you sb-flud
hel'V"
"Miss Bonnet baa a marked literary
luste." New Orleans '11 ma Democrat
RECIPES FOR THREE
DISHES VERY POPULAR
AT CHRISTMAS TIME
w
HAT Is Chtistmna without a
lilum pudding and n mime
plol These dishes will he
found on tho talc, at every
family reunion, ut every big function
In our cities niul towns, at the little
collage on the bill whom mullier ami
fi.l ier ami limit two llttlo children nre
dining Irons and. In fact, everywhere
The following recipes bnvo boon tried
ami art cxi client
I'luin I'uiMliu. tine pound of but
ter, one pound of suet, freed from
strings and i hop ..I lino; one pound of
sugar, two niul ono half pounds of
flour, two pounds of raisins, seeded,
chopped and diedgeil with Hour; two
pounds of rUrTantS, picked over care
fully nfler they are washed; one pound
of citron islircd lino), twelve eggs,
whites nnd yolks lienten sepnralely;
one pint of mill., one cupful of brandy,
one ipiiirter ounce of chives, one ijuar
ter ounce of ma. e. two grated nut
megs Cream the Imtter and sugar; beat in
the yolks when yon have whipped
tbeui si ith ami light; mm put In
the milk, then the Hour, iilterimtoly
wltli the hasten whites; then the bran
d.t and sphe, lastly the fruit well
dredged tilth Hour Mix all thorough
ly. Wring nut four pudding cloth 111
hot water. Ihnir well Inside, pour In the
mixture nnd boll lite hours
Mime fie Two pounds uf lean
fresh beef, boiled, and when iiild chop
lied flue; nue pound of l.ccf suet, clear
ed of airings ami minced to powder;
flrw pounds uf apples, pared and chop
pod two pounds of raisins, seeded and
chopped, one pottad of siilliiiia raisins,
washed and ph Led mer, two sitihds
of iiiirants. washed nnd carefully
picket! otei; tin punters of a pound
of citron, cut up line; tun tSblaSPOOel
fuls of cinnamon, one tcaspoouful of
putt deled nutmeg, two laMo-p.. mfuls
of mace, one talilespooufiil of clnvea.
one talilespooufiil of allspice, one ta
bit-raiuiiful of Hue salt, two ami one
half pounds of brown sugar, one quart
of brou n sherry and one plot of lest
brandy.
Keep In stone Jars Ihst over with
double iniers Add a Utile uioiolhpmr
(If It should illy out i ii hen you mako a
bati Ii of pics Let the mixture stand
at lens! titentt root ., mrs after It la
made before It Is used
Lay atrlps of pastry Bob bed with a
Jacglng Iron in i meabnf pattern upon
lbs pie Instead of a p.p crust
ntster I'ic Make a rh b puff posti ;
nil out tith I in thick as for a fru t
pie fur the top crust, nl.ont (he ordl
Un ry thickness for the lower l.lue a
pudding dish wllh the thinner ami till
wltli crusts of dry bread or light crrnk
ers Some use n folded towel to fill
the Interior of the it.-, hut (be ulsne
evpedlent Is preferable Mutter tho
SSStsa of the illsh. that yon may be
aide to lift tin- upper crust without
bicaklng Cover the k ph- with the
(hi. k trust, ornaiucniisl heavily at the
Stajl that It iii ly lie the mure tpiletP
in.il bake. Cook tho oysters aa for a
stew, only beating Into them at the
In-1 two eggs niul thlikoiilug with i
episinful of fine ra ker crumbs Thev
should stew but the minutes, and time
Ibetn so that the paste will ls bnktd
Just III season to rscslfs them Uft
the top i rust, pour In I he smoking ho(
oysters nnd semi up hot.
Drfimnu tb Oyeter.
"Now." nsk-il tlio laanlW "wbo can
fill Hie vtlutl an ntster la'"
Silence for a l.iolnelit. while small
bints ucre Unit In strained cfTort at
reinciilitiitice TaMfl little Toiuuiy'a
fit.lal iiiii-i lea rclaacil and eauerly bu
PSlasSfl his Iniliil
"I kltoit1 lie li h 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nnnoiltic
iii 'Alt ..i-lcr Is n ll-.lt liullt Ilk
niit-"--r:tcrlioly'B
Notice of lease of State Land.
Tile Stale l.rtutl Itoniil ilcaitin In
lease nil titisulil Hiluinl MBtioai (If niul
.'111) will receive iilft-is for same up tu
Pupa what' 'Ma, l'.M.'i I laaas will la- mmlc
ftir n let in uf nue teat, suliicct tumn
ccllatmn in event of sale of land He
itiittniicr to cuter antitial rental must
aiciiinpattv uffcr.
(i. ('.. IIKOWN,
Clerk State I. ami Hoard
Nutelllls-r I, 1913. .','.' nl
Appointment of Adminiatralor.
In lite isyatt. i i.l lb, catiilc ul
llOra S, Hate-., il i cased.
Notice is liciil. v given that the titnlcr
BlKlleil lias tins day been duly appointed
the ailiniimdi .ilm ul I lie aboic entitled
eatntc itiitl lias iluiy tplalilieil. All jar
sons bating riaitna sgaiaai said estate
ate lielcliv icip I tu p,,,ent I In in
with propel vi un lie is Iii I be iiiulri aicnlcil
al Ins icsulcnic neitl l.aivcll, (licull, n
at the ullicc nl ii Keiuliolil, Ins ut-
tomcy nt Bnrsi, Orrgon, datard Oetobtr
'-a, l'ji.i
Pint ptllilaalion, Oclulicl fl Ittl.l.
Hcnl-r ll.tt is. Ailiniiiistiatui
Oregon Agricultural College
FARMERS' WEEK
' December 8 to 13, 1913
This will be n notable event in
the educational hintory of Oregon
Farmcr-H' Co-tnu'ration will be
the leading topif uf a HiimulatniK
serieBof lecturt-H. Tlut week will
be crowded with diMOMlotlf, and
demontration.s i n everythinR
that makes for the welfure of the
farmer and home-maker.
WINTEH (sHURT COURSE
January a to 80. 114
Thn I'olUfS liiiHsparid mi tlluit In
niSko this i l.o moil complete shun
cour.-.o lu its liieluiy. A vi ry wide
rattiii of lourHuM will bu offered in i,..M
oral Agriteittaral Uortioultara, Animal
lliisliuiiilry, lliilrying Poultry Keeping,
Mei'lisiile Arts, limnetic Scict nnd
Art, Coiniiiircn, loriHlry, un I Music.
Niliniiroiin Iciiitros ami ili.ciia'niis on
I'AU.MKUh' 00 01'KRATIOM, si hows
iilitoatl, ami will be a leading lea
turrr. slake tills a plus taiil ami proBta
ble winter outing , No tuition Acuotn
uiolatloiiN reasonable Iteduced ratusou
Sll railroads. I'nr further inforuiatloii
address
II. M. TKNNANT, Hegistrar,
Curvallls, (Ircgon.
I'm titers' lliielness Cuitrsus by ('or
rcspoiiilcnii iiithuul tuition
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may he' had at the
Goodman feed ham in south Burns
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
HsiTan KTATsu t isn orrn ,
Mures, Olicen, NiiuuiiIh-i , mill
Ni II. e Is hereby glum linn In, I Nelson, of
natcny, ursgiiii, mm, un April 1, lulu, made
Homestead hulii. No llll'i'i Ini ',, w .hi- ',
M h. I hW.wii. auction 'l.lowaihln
ns,, Usage .11 K w .11.. ....... Merhtlsii, i
llli-.l milli-e ni Inlelilliiii to make Must lines
tear priHif, in retsi lUh latin m the land slime
ileaerlheil, lieforu itegtsler Slid lliuilmr at
minis, luegi iii, on the 17th dsi of lieeetnlier,
1I1S.
I Islinstit lianoasa ttllneaaia
li.'.l II Peters He in i gphrnlh, Mas Hall
lllisrlea I Hl.nrst.i e all ef I'rltn elon, uregiiu.
Wm 1 tssr ItiKlster
N I UK KOK I'UHLICATION
I'm 1 1 1. HiAtsa l.asiiOrrics.
IbiriiN, iirt-Kiut Navsmbsrl, lttli
Nollcn la I.hisIiv Irltl.ll I l.ul II.. ml, I u.a. ..,!.
ill Waverfy. Ilregoli, mini un Nm I, psri ami
April I. I'dli tespi elltely, msde Hiiuiealssil
Rllllliia, Tin UIIS.-.I 1111117. i.u NW'..
See. 117. K'jNK'. and M ' , i ' ,,
ruitiialtii'iTH.. flange at K... W lira
rt n '4sw .
SSoilOS .',
illan lias filed not Ii e of Inlotllhlll , make
rlesl three real Proof, m .,1.1.11.1, claim to
iiieiaiulshuieiittai-rliii.il. before) Hi'sleier and
.. si li.oiii.,iii. 1..1. ,.u 11... 11I1 ila at
I icr. mi 1
Olalrasnt asuies sa eltnasaasi
Ira J. rtslsoa I'.iarlaa 1 slmi 1 , Qenrge
Halt, Kri'l II. I'elein allot I'rlmelnii, iirri-un
We. rasas. Ileiltlrr
1 1 .ii mil 11- m
NOTICE FOR I'UHLICATION.
I'sitsii HTaTsa 1 a Hli orru s 1
Saras, llnju October 1. mill I
So 111 n la hereto slum that the Northern
I'si itif ItallwMi roliiisiiy. whose puamnn e ail
lioala.si Kiel. Mliimaiila, hsallila.'.illi dai ut
Oi tidier llill, a led In Ihliullleii Ila ..m alien le
lo asleot imilet the provisions ut the art of
I'mia-n aa apirnleil July I. Isia u.Hlal M7, nam
',.'l f, ,, 1 . ! s 1, .iK.,t, i M'
Sinai No ll.lU,'.
Any ami all 1-1 . laltnlas adversely the
lands ileaciitied 01 dealrliiK In ot.Ji ci i.e. suae
a " iit-isi 1 lists, n r uf Hi.- lend, 01 tor sin
otln r reason, in m,. .u.,.aai 1.. spellrtaC
sin. aid tile t li.tr afn.lavllaul pmieal lit this
SSbFS, un ui I. fun 11.,. .'.II. .la, ol tlecemlH-r,
lllll
Wm. ii. P.. ulster
NUTIOI KOK KUBLIOATIOM
L'Hltii) statb" I sn nrro S I
IliitiiB. 111. atuii --.-.-bsb l.a-y IS, ISl.t I
Nutlis la heret.y slirn Dial tile M. Alhertaiiii.
ul t . nalur. Oreseii. wlin, on Ot-I I. pill. ma. h-
lisairi 1 ana Milt). Nil liar.au. lor HKI.a,
Nk'.SWt.. SlasWi. ami V.NKi.. Hei'lloti 1
liiniiatii .t. s, liens as K., WJIIamelte
Nellillsn Haa flint cull. of ItilcnMoli lu mala
filial proof, to oiahtcsh elstni to the lsi.il
als.ic ibai ills. I Is-!. iti Id (later sail Keeelver
at Itiin a orasun mi the .'ih.iar of 1 .,
I..-1. tela
t Isliiiant iiaiiu a as tvltneaeea
h llrusn. ul I uril. Olesoll J
Hull, an
f enator.
ul tt airilr, Ou-siin A A lie
I. 1 1.. sun A ll.lull,
OleSoll
1 II III
11. HI. i.oi i.i Harriiiiati, Oresun
s. fa ass, Heslater
NOTICK Knit PURLIOATION.
1 miu. -tits. I.asniirrii s
lliirna. orsKnti. Nuiimt.er t.'. 1st i
Nun..- Is tu rely Klt.11 thai Walter K SkhsSa
uf iii). OrsseSi woo, on Januart . 11S17. made
II11111. Bleed hulrf No .-all setlal No. Uilii, tor
lu. a suit I. Nki.eM M 1 SK'4, nri il.ui .
lonualdp.'l - Haasi tt, MiHanirtie Merl
rtiaii. has and Boiica ni liit.-ntton to aiaaa
leal nt. leal l-r, ul lu , atal.llah i la In lo llir
lead Bbovt deecril.e.l l-elore Iteslater end
Keeelver, at Hurna UrsBoe, on the nth day el
Passu bof. tela.
1 alaianl iisiiii a aa h Itucssea
I 1 1 ryiter.t artol Va Hli. rei.A.u. Andrew J.
kl Pel tnli I nil ol lltlei, Olraoii
w I .Ml Restate!
NOTICE FOR I'UHLICATION
i stiKi. iTarsa i immikkick
liurpa, tiregun, SoleSiliei li, lvl.1
V "ll r te herrt.y slxm tlial John I AlelSild
nr, of Hurna. tliesuli. who on July 17. IMS. an. I
-'r-i'iii 11, tela, respssMvely, wsds Hesn
ail in runii-a. -in .,,.., u.ir,.' ,or 'fc.lia'.
nl ,si,. sin.sh, StaNKUsiid NLsyi.
. .i.iui is. Tuwnali,i yfi H.r Haute ., K
W i . isiiielt Mil Ml. . has filed mull e of I u I. u '
Inc. lu Itiaai- ni.al fin ,i-ai ITi.t, to .alatillah
I lalin 10 the land BboVSdSSerlbea, l lun- Itrs
III. i Slut Kcrettsr. at Hume, iirrtoll, ill (tie
1'iih day of Deieuit.er. I'U
I Lilltisnl iisiiii a a. w lliu SSS
H itllsin Hauls I nl Ihirlia. I In bom Wllllani
A M.'Ken.ie, li. in lliulliiiti liotauf Narrows.
iii. sun. til,, .i I Murphy, ol Hums, ores.ni
Ws I .BBS Heslaln
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'SITSII KT.TBh l.asn IISSKB. I
1 aai'ilew Ofcsnii. N'n.cinlier I. I'il.l I
sot naai i ssi
Niillre la lierrt.y (Iteullisl I liumaa A Mar
lot, ul (-"lie. Ilresuu. win. ,, June jutli, lulu,
llts.lr lluiiiralea-l l.utiy I All Keliy l, IISJSl Nil
UImsi, lor y.u, Mectiui, i.i 1oi,bIi1 Jl M. Kauae
i Mflllarselb Merldlao, hsa ald aoiir ol
ti i. iilt.u, to make nnal line year I'usif to ee
tslllBli clellil to tin latnl sl.ot,. deeerltied. tie
lure I'ltaa A sto'liiistl. I H I'Olnittleeloner
al Kile OrfM . u il.e 1 Hi .la. ..I In. run.. ,'
IVll
isimsat iisiiii ma itceaeca
I lies K liail. K.luarilHtreet. Jaluaa Nela.ni
Jotiu BlcKa, hern sll of Kite, ilri-aou
li. ,' lit , Ui-,1,1,,
N0TI01 rOB PDBU0ATI0M
INITKIi HTATKH I AN li llKKK'K,
Hiiriia. iiieo. Iieceinlier 1, 113.
Notice is berebj stvea that Jane Henry
Aodeiet t Nan..,, a Oreaoa, aim, ..u n.,
riulier I, t u.'. mail. M.uiieatea.l Ki.tr. s.. isesaa
!"' M"""."".1.' -. '"vnal.lj. , lunaeJO
.. "iii.iHi-11. .u-1 tu i a ii. Ilea nieil notice of In
Ii iitluii lo make filial , u.uiai n..u..
la. I.I. . loll-. I. II., I ,t,,e .I.Birlls.,1 l,
fun the Itesl.l, i an ((,., , , ,., , Hume. 'lre
Sim un ths Hull dsi 01 Jsnusry, I .It
i lain, act UBIllcB sa mil,, aaca
I ' iirsll.MlBiu.rlru.l. Imrsll Krrd A
I'aioitt, Mrs K. A llaiion. all ul Narruwe
'in son
M s K.sss. Heslaln
NOTICK VOU '(i iii, rOATION.
llNI'IKIiKTAIKsl.ANDIlr'KH a. ,
taken, w, hub Nun i,iIk-i ... (
., ., , a "" '",l ' "
Holies lelieret.y Kiveii It,. i i liarl.a K Davla
..li it. flresoe sli... mi June .tut, Iviu. ,.,i,:
l"ll"1" K"'ir Ael I.l, ti i ,,, n .,,,,
fur '-, eeetluii L. i, ,MI, -,,!,, ., u ,.
K 111.,,,, lie Mi. I. II. i, lia.l 111, ,lit, ,.,"
euiloD (omasa flnaj li,,.- v.., proof ta e.
la. list, elaln, I, is ,,. ,,,. ,
i..re i iiaa a Sherman, i n u.-t suits t ommla
uarj h4 '"""'" " i"e iMn Aa) m J.i,
I lalin. i, I . ,.. , ii .,,,
llmutasA Msrlime. Join, Mm si hem H II
' " Ml't I. I's'.l . iner.ll of HI.. ,;,,.,,',
Ja K llesois- ll,.l,...,
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
' -" -' - . I ,, I ASIl II. Ml S. I
Hurna. Orafloa, Nnyemtier Is Una
I
1 laliii, 1, t nsiiica aa UII,,,.....
trlliur Wliliuev. II K. 11.,,,.,. ,
y. 11
lilltie
an rail, A. II rt
"). sll ul LaWBB, llll-Biill
s. raa. Iteslater
Bit. OAMh'
1IUNTLU8'
I'l'ini ii.ii (v I
M .' IS , . . I
for thv ti(tent
ame or Jvvr"'
merica.
STEVENS
"Hi2h Power" Ranialnr
Rifle No. 42S.
e-.sv-M-. and M oaHbers
Use Hem. Auto IxmuIIik lartrldi
tUSflNU
'.ir'itlPony,
iUIIoshTbo Air
mailed In funcv
irrades. Aaksesrlassasr.
Send fur ruindsoui, new
nine 1 sial.. b,
I. STEVEN! ARMS
A TOOL COMPANY,
P. O. Hot.
OMcom ruj,
MnllaflHlltrTTt
..w..w..woa.a aa
""IB iieieny slteti ili.l l',,r 11 Van
iiiaki llnal 1 1. 1 . e ,,-, .,,,, . ,,. ',., ,, 1 , ,"
"i .ti in hi in 1 tm -! in.
mrs a
iwjfl
IJS0 IsMSS i73
Pttrotis 6f the A. K. Richard-
son ffeneral mt'rchantliw' store
are in luck. The boys have ar
ranged to Rive away a handsome
7-piece breakfast set to patrons
Hhowing by a coupon that they
have traded to the amount of
125. Ask them about it 44tf
Austin Coodman is ready to
grind grain and has a building
in which it may be stored by
farmers at any time. He will
grind one day each week and
farmers may store their grain
any day and get it when con
venient. He.is prepared to take
grain as pay for grinding at the
market price. Special prices on
large quantities, 1 11 f
10 I III. 11. a HO
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NITKII HTATks LAND OKril'K
liitrue, oresun, oetolier 'ii. Ivta.
Notice Is hereby si 1 111 tbst the Northern I'arlKc
Hallway 1 ninpaliv, wtioan poet ufllrs addreaa Is
m : an i, nun na. lies tins tflli ,lsy of I Iclober
Iid.i tied Iii thla uttl
Its application to select
meter ttis prnil
a ico' 1 ins iirti visions 01 in 1. set uf t uiigresa sp
i.r.o. .1 nil. 1, I
iiuy 1, iswi .to sial W7 IHI0
hi "tat (Vj7 nail
lol I
II. t ill h ., N. .11 Ksai and hot :iM..e a,
l.'S M .it Ksat, W M
Merlsl No. 11,'nn,
Ant and all liersona 1 lallll Itiar a.li. ranll llir
tiu la .lea 1 1 1. ail in dealrlnato uli 1 hsesus
ul the mineral eliarauterot the lend, or for any
nilo 1 reSBon in (he dlspoast in applleaiil
aliuulil tile II. 1 Ii a.tldavtia ul piotest In thla
oflhe uunr 1. i.f,,u -Hi,. .!.. 1 1.. ni iieeemher
itrtfl
Wh KaSSB, It, slater
NOTrOI KOK PIIIII.IOATION
I
UNITKIlNTATKH I. A N Ii oy Hi Ka
lluriie, oreaoa, December I, IVII.f
Nutlei la hereby slveu tbst William Unit
mail, 1. f Andrews, Oreson, who, on la-i saibsi
I. bda, made llnnieauad r.ntry. Nu . oJnr., lor
M'.sW. suit e'w-Vli. Hr, II.... 1 'I ..u u.l.l..
l.e hsus .U I".. Wlllsineile Meridian. Iiaa
Hied notice ul Intention 10 make final five year
IU....1 1.. . .laiiuan 1 lalin lu tin. lalul au.le ile
eetll.c.l. before lite Itef later snd It. . .Ivar al
II. 1. 11. i.i..(uii. ou tin. 1. hi, ,i,y ,, January
IvM. '
1 isiuiaitt nateeeas wlineesea
.11I0111.111 tlLclaot,, Kino, Car I. on Juan
He. Ion, , liarlra 1 11,10 r all of Andrews, Oresun
Wm I asi-.s. K staler
"in It- II Kt.
II.KNKV lAttmt. SO. 77. I II U t.
Steele eery nlsrdey lu int. I i.li ll.n
si J ui . m a Dunn,
W liotild Hreretan N. II
!' Bice word SB follow. tll.l 1 aim. lay till
llaiur, ,., ,.,,,1 Maiurdai first ..iu. I, I,. I
ssliinls), Meeond m-rre. loilrlli h.i,,,j,
third Isssree.
Ml KNi l.iiliuK No. ;. A I t M.,
llecla eye,) nrsl sml llitut sfuulei In ass ,
niunll, i . i,.,,!,. w
asm N.tlicr.li. ad tteeislar.
M ih-hn NrOODMBS m tirt i. t
M, eta every eeeons end tun, i, t-ndey even
Ins at in t, r. Mall; all i,lri.e,t innted
Na al..U. am. .in ,,,,.. ...uneou. tre.i
'"w 't ,,..,. " alas. V t
w T. I ..te, rlera
Bl HNS ctlAIIKK bo. a.o. r t
ll.s,iseye,y se-..ud and foertti kun.leie. lu
al.-ml, - Mail. rreiikle Wrleor.. '.
t ilsSareek.Hcrrtttery
SVi tIA KfHKKAIt DKIIHKK No .
NeelBSMIJ 1st and 1.1 Weduecle)
,, , . Srdl Dalloi N it
laila-e I ,.,i,.t. t, , ,., ..,
TI I. a rlHtl.lt No i, .. .,,! v.
staataeasje iHMSs tt.ura.lay
, ,, Maud II...I..H
Ib.ter thanlinan. I'lerS
OmOUIt IIIMKlT.lBV
STTS
OSSIIOS
I J. mail. an Bourne Jr.
lion K t'bainberlaln
W H Sills
l-'WMawley
A. M. 1 lewfnrd
-. tiBaal.lHesi
f Mf heseua
I' s s, i..i.,,.
t iiiisresamen
Ait.iruer tleueral ...
' no .in..,
Set lets, ) ol Htal
I laauui
suit 1-ut.ltc liutrtieiion
Slate I'rlnte,
T H In
I. H Alderman i
M S III...IB..
K..IC Kaklu
. I A at, Hrlile
I lee lluiuetl
.I'l'U'l.l. Jutg
I I. Ilea,.
I r A. Miwre
NINTH Jt .i, 141 niHTkll'T
Ho, ml All, 1, 1, 1-. w I. urn,'C
"""''! vfissa
' Ireuli 1 ourt men. 11,. am Mundsy In
Atoll ami tlial Mundar lu 11 .
tin 1,1 He,, an. 1
lolui HetireestntaiUa
0 lerileb
". K. 1 1. on Sll
ouiisTv aaaaav:
1 ..11 1. 1 1 Judse
Clark
1 1. asm. ,
hurvyor
'irant 1 Uiiiiiiieun
H. T Hi. si. ,1
K A Miller
0, K Beery
A. K. Illi'liardsnii
she, III
.taaeeenl
S l.iH.I eUK ,111. n.l.i.i
f nroner
Sluek IlisiHN'tur
i . .sal. on 1.
I. 1. ISill.(.ik
I. M tl.UIIUull
it w Olsveaaei
'"I'll Hnl.liiam,
U. K avlieater
ill,... Hall.
1 iiumy 1 nun iiiicis 11,,. ni. Wednesday In
ni us.,, nan 1, May
.'. .e.nU ,
July. H..ieiniM 1 end
llaasai 1
las n orru a
Si sistel
K civ,'.
vt in Karre
I Islil lisle)
HIV SI BNB
Mayor,
I.. . ..1.I1 1
I eaeure,
tlaialisl.
Hani Mui.M-iai,, m)
. A. Al It) mJ
Mailiilr inun
H I . Ilr.ll,,.
II I llat.i.. n
A. I v.. 1
I Jkiim I iHIMntlf
il 1
I rt. J Mil,, nun
MitliK nt Itii ( uIiim 1 til. K,it,i,, N.,,t
Uf III Wt'liiifl
ii:sumi::iim.mmi:mmum::m:um.ii
Mrs. Grace B. Mclioae
TI AtlllK
Voice and Piano
Methods Used In
igCiutioaafti Cogwrvalsr; of Music
Hesldence studio and duur west
I'reabytarlan Church
ititmnHHiittnttttnnttnTTiitiiiintt
$1500 Reward!
B
I till lllcBOIl, I a I
llurulaaild Nevada
lu. -luck Proteo
Ht.il A asm latlotief
ulitili the under
aliini'.l la inelnlici
will BlVe II.IBXI lit)
11w.ru mi evi
dence leediiiK to
tne arrest st.il inn
vlrlltuiulu.il) isr
IT ut t.srlll'a alnal
IIIB liutaea. cattl.
qr iniilea Lolongli,,
tU SaV of Ita mum
aw
beta
lu addition tu the abuys, lbs uadsrslgusd
ntrera tbe aauie cuudlilun IMaj.uu (r sll burses
branded limn aliml bar ou butb or eltber Jaw.
nrsuu reouidetl In elfbt counties Hangs
Hartley, laths slid 1'ruuk cuuulles. llo, tee
vested wheuaold.
None but grown liotaes auld snd uuly lu
ars buuebea.
W w ItKiiWN rile. .11. sou I
NOTICK KOR PUBLICATION
ItNlTKI) STATCS I.ANI) OKKKia.
Surna, ttrecon, Norsmtsir IS, IBIS
Iskersby s'vea that Ira I.. Weeper, of
llBiiliitan.Oreenri, who, ou Mept. Iff pasy. msiti-
an, wriii, oil ssipt. in. nss.
rv. No MM for Nvv'b. Mi
HnliO'-l.'Sd Slllll
Tow Illli I p its
dlan. haa tils
its. iss as r . wtiismeii Men
hsa Had notice of Intenlloti tu main
anal itui.f year rroor, o, eetatuisn . mini tu
the land above (leairltssil, hsfor Iti-sMn , ami
Receiver, at Hume, Orei n, 1111 the tilth day ni
December, IWia.
1 laltnant iiauiea aa wlttieaaea
Julius H .Initnsrman, Henry 1 I rem h.
John Helm, I. I. Smith, all of Harrlinaii, Ore
full
Wat Fassr ltetsiii
Sumpter Valley Railway Co.
Arrival ami Desajtsrc Of Trains
Departs
No. 2, Prairie)
Sumpter
Arrives Bake
10:1SA.M.
2:35 P. M.
4:00 P. M.
Departs
No. 1, Baker 8:30 A. M.
Sumpter 10:05 A. M.
Arrives Prairie 2:10 P. M.
No. 1 Makes good connection
with O.-W. R. & N. No. 10 leav
ing Portland 6:40 P. M. and No.
17 from east arriving Baker 0:50
A. M.
No 2 Connects with La (..ramie
local 7:30 to La Grande, and No.
9 (fast Mail) picks up sleeper
there arriving In Portland 7:00
A. M. Also with No. 18 for
points East.
JOHN ROBINSON
Slock lMpec.iT, flancy Cussly.
Iliuiie Aildreas Hurna. Or
HOUDAY FARES
From all Stations
on the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
Sale Dates
Dec. 18 to 24
1913
BbCPIb aJ
Mj f rfT pr
-IJIllJJ'
To
Ail Points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
and return
The First Time in the History of the Northwest
That Holiday Rate hnvr larru in cllct-t - Take Hiltanlave uf the Lanr
Faro nnd sprntl C bust mas niul New
Ask I'm I ten line ul anv Aifiit ul the
O-W. R. & N.
ItM. e
ENGINLS - BOILERS -
WlflTt rom SPtCIAL cataloq and prices
THE AKAVER ILL MACHINERY CO.
SPOKArn.WASM. POfTLAND.OWCs SAM OOKCAL
The
Tttarlin
REPEATING RIFLE
You can buy 00 better gun
lor target work and all
mall game up to
4W yards.
1
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HARRIMAN-ANDREWS Stag
A. H. CURRY, Prasp.
I.svs Marriman Monday and Thiareala
end arrives Wednesday and Setarday
each week, connecting with sotithenrn
line lo DenlonyWinnemucca, etc.
JOHNUKMIIKHMNG.
c3tfl
.lowelor. Optioira. and
Kiirmvor.
Fine Watch RrpairinK A Spe
cislty.
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RESTAURANT .
Oi:OW(ir. FOON Prop.
eMeals At Ail Hours. Short
1 Orders and Prompt Service j
With Reasonable Rates
Give Me: A Call
Opposite TtaB-HeraM sM e
a
Final
Return Limit
Jan. 5th
1914
Yrnr with lunula
RUSSELL
Nir-H GRADE
MACHINERY
SAWMILLSTHr?ESHER5
Model
20
Watt
ckaaae of
tncchaniara it
bandies .22 short.
long or lotvi-rifte carlrirlsii
perlectljr. rhe deep Ballard
rining deveJop rruiuraum power aad
accuracy and adds vean to ika Urn rt tsA.
sSSSssBssa tfass Msssya cajessasr--sasa
ssaJrsast baJeWeSa. ,essi. sarnis rssssM Jss '
leSBsalslsaa Wilt in
-3s7oxz.rai2ra
WUWw Straes) New Ha.eaa, Cesaa.
visa.
PROPB88K
CARL C.
Phyalclan an;.
SOSNH
i. Ue. Q
Pbyalclan laj.
Burns, -
Office Id new bnildls.,.
harness aliens
I'lioitn
GEO. 6. Ci
rUyttcUn ,
i ta Tessas
HARLAN A.
Physician
Narrows,
D B.aVllSDBSI.
a. a, a
eueral rraetlee
ssnery y.w ,
DRfl. STi
SURM9.
DEWIMiH
Physicians
f-.ii.
. auewereil r,ru
'f MM llarriman.
HairTimao,
-vt- mint
Physician
IMract Tclcph.sa
La wen,
fa. E.
DaEafcT.
imrr nrsi ax,r (
Boras
w. c
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Beast,
Ufllce room H snd
M. A.
Attorney i
Voattl7Bldg.1i
C. A.RI
AtUirtmj-i
Burns,
ATTORMTJ
Burns,
Hooma S sod 7
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CHARLES I!
LAWY
Burns,
Prarticvs in lb.
a aa .. .
sue 1. . h. I jtml i
(Jhaa. II
ArroHNn-i
Careful attention i
tiona and Real I
Fin- la
Notary
Busns
Aa W.
ATTORNEYS
SUte Courts and!
Land Office I
Three doorsS
Harney County
Burn.-
FKANK
Anoeaoay t Law
CassysKsaa, Mow V
Aiiwim u.s. I.
OK blsri, Hariny 1
aad l.su nai.r
Burns,
a. 11 Coursa
ass, a. aasaae.
COOPER 41
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Work, Hyrlrt-
U, a Dep, Mil
- UtTt W.rk i
Kaajaced In Hulk
Oovciuuicnt in
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