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; Sjr-: I." - ra I I I LUCILLE LOVE The Girl of Mystery . Hy th MASTER PEN1 Copyright, IvU. All awing plt'tarc rights reserves by tl)lvtril I'llra Miaafu taring Company, which I oo cehlbltlng thli production In kaSIng theaters. Infringement, will 6c vlferea.ly prostrated. SYNOPSIS Valuable -overnnirnlul BaBari are stolon ay Thompson, tottewer of Leabaeaa, In ternational apy, from Oeneral Love, wli.'in Loubeque hatea, In Manila. l.uv' tar Lucllla fllaa to ft atvamar to reeot ef the papara In order to clear Ilia name f Ltutenaat Qlb.on, whom aha loves. Loubeque, tamiwrtiiK with tha Wlrtlaa en tha ataamrr, la hurt. Lucille Barea him Is aa attempt to recover tha patter Luotll teta tha papera. but tha ahlp la wracked She la cast aihore on a Pai-lflo laland and la taken by a native chief to hie but to nuree hie alck child. Tha aatlv child la restored to health, and tha rate?ul natlvea Idolli Lucille. Loubeque, alio caat ashore, trtea varl,.u. plana to recover tha papera, but In vain Loubeque. 'baffled, forava a meaanne from a nalshborlnt chief to lure Lucille away from her friend She falla Into a pitfall, losing the documents. Loubaque'a native aid ateala the pvre from hie maater, and Lucille takea tlicin from tha native after ha la killed by a Hon. Bhe fliule and followe an under eround paaa-. In tha Jungle, Lucille (alia Into tha handa of a tribe of apa men, whoee leader drops a neck lace of prlceleaa ruble, which alio takea. She and Loubeque are rescued from the ialend by a yacht commanded by Captnln W.thereU. Tha elrl and Loubeque are aet adrift in an open boat by Wetherell after ah re pulses tha captaln'a advancea. and he takee tha papera. (CHAPTER XI Continued) Tha man cringed, crouches ....., from bar, but tbe sight of the girl there seemed to enrage the woman completely. Uranrllsblng the knife wildly, abe leaned forward, then lurch ed from aide to aide simultaneously with tbe discharge of the Rim, sllp ilnn. wounded, to tba floor In n iionp. Tbe man rrouobed still furllier away, and Lucille advanced upon him. Somehow abe felt no compunction now, felt no fear, only felt the neces alty for Immediate baate In getting away. She algualed to the fellow that be abould get out of hla robes Instant ly. Sounds of activity came from ev ery direction. She was shaking like a runaway borso with the strain. Thr) young fellow was equally nervous, but the revolver at hla cheat made him hasten. Lucille forced him under the blanket, hissing a warning In his ear which ho evidently understood, as it waa emphasized by a meaning prud that waa more eloquent than any other language tbe point of a businesslike gun. Voices were in the ball now. Lucille dragged tbe body of the wo man under the couch and squutted In the woman's placo Just as the door opened and a head was Hkod Inside, fine mumbled something Inarticulate, gutters!, peevish voiced, ami the bead was withdrawn after the owner caat one glance at tbo figure under the blankets. Be had no sooner closed tbe door tban tbe girl picked the knife from tbe floor and ripped tbo blanket Into strip, securely tying ber prisoner and gagging him. Then, after waiting a second at the door, mustering ber courage, she step ped Into the hallway and down Into the open air. r CHAPTER XII. Tha Myetery of a Voice. IT was the sight of the ocean that braced ber against tbe cbill that threatened to send ber back. Bhe ibruKged ber shoulders aiid march ed steadily down the foul smelling, dirty little street until she glimpsed a build ing taller tban any other surrounding It and decorated with a gorgeouanesa of elaboration which made her forget everything save admiration for the skill and patience expended in such work. Before tbe door stood a closed pal anquin, evidently tbe vehicle for a per aonage of great conaequence from the rich silk robes thatoverflowed the sides Lucille!'' came a hoarse whisper. This time she knew sbe bud made no mistake. She even Identified the di rection from which the voice came. But surely nobody save Hugo Loube que knew ber In this place, and Hugo Loubeque' Something small and compact fell at ber feet and sbe stared at It won derinclv. incredulously, recoirnlzlnir It for the diary of Hugo Loubeque, tbe l,H then advnuied toward the man just as he reacted ont to enter his vehicle Ills face wua Impassive as be stared blankly at her. Finally In dee . i Ml Ion she h-ltl out tbe ruby to blin He turned it over and over In his augers. His eyes were fairly glowing when be lifted them ouce more and met Iters, nodding "a ah moved to ward the palanquin and atepped In side, secreting herself under tha silk sakjM and burrowing, to on corner while the owner entered. Her thoughts ran riot during that trip Where bad the diary of th spy come from? Surely not I-oubeque, yet no one but Lotilieque was familiar with ber name. Possibly Its possessor bad li, ,n a prisoner. A prisoner Woihoroll or eome one of bis crew I iic had possession of tbe dlsry slid precious paiiora. But why routined t What could it all tueauT She racked ln-i brnlu for an auawer, waa so ab sorbed In the puiile that she did not notice the palanquin had baited, did not notice until ah heard a familiar voice chatting with th owner In thl iiese. But she would have recognised thai voice in any quarter of the globe, would have known It anywhere, for It wui the voice of Hugo lAHlbeqne. luler millomil spy and hor enemy. Ills tones were light, happy; he ap peered sHllslled with himself and with life. She looked out to Bud herself upon a quay, a great boat docking there. Its hold being fllled by coolie stcvedoi-es. And, stepping up the gang plank, a broad smile upon bis faco, move BSflQ Uniliequ. l.u.lllo thrilled. If Hugo Loubeque smiled, he waa happy. If tba spy waa happy It waa because he had secured the papers once more. If he atepped upon this giant boat It waa because the papers were lu bis poeeeaalon. If thoy were In his poaaesslou theu ahe would follow. Hut the diary ? Iter lingers told her that this was no phantasy, no flgment of an over wrought brain. She beld the diary aud Hugo Ituubequo waa boarding tbe boat If be boarded the boat It waa becauae he was not yet aware of bis loss. Whichever It waa, sbe muat follow Mm She muat b aboard th boat when It sailed. e e e e e e Through the anys when Loubequ watched l-ucllle hovering about the black borderland of death In the house to which he had been recommended by bis subordinate, tbe governor of the province to which tbe Ashing smack that rescued them bore them, Ills brain had fed ansa uii thought Th paper In the possession of Captain Wetberell must tie found. But how? i'ho day before he saw Lucille was out of danger, the problem was an aa end for him by a call from tbe gov ernor of the province. In whom h recognized a man he bad been Instru mental In aiding, aud ou who feared 111 in greatly Instantly It waa all clear to him II. -re was one he need fear making no cunfeaalon to He bad found out, al...nrd the boat, exactly where tbe Hlilpmeut of arms waa to be made He knew Wetherell might go bun ilrcdi of miles out of hi course be fore the vengeful man of war, but be also knew that tbe goods muat be landed at tbe deaignated place before he received hla pay. I. iiiv lug s sum of money wltb tbe i.ii i l.oulieqtie decided tbat when Lu cille recovered ahe would b sufficient i.v well provided for to get word to ber i i'li- and escape from tbla. tbe Isst of ber adventure. He led a company of picked soldiers aboard the fighting '-raft provided (or their traueport aud nailed toward tbe apot where tb de livery waa to be made. There In a tln'y Islet he arrived barely a day before the yacht put In with Its Illicit cargo. Tbe skirmish wltb tbe landing craw lasted a scant hour, but already the apy bad discovered tbst Wetherell, the man be wanted, waa not with tbe outfit and be began laying plans for taking tbe yacht. Captdn Wetherell, Impatiently wait ing for bis men to return for a secoud load, bad finally tired and waa bring log It ashore himself. From tbe shore suddenly abot out tbe boat bla tnato had taken In, but luatead of tba crew be knew ao well tbe oars were now being manned by Chines soldiers. In a minute be found the aid of his boat battering against tbat of the other, wltb soldiers piling recklessly upon bis small crew. He caught a flash of Loubeque lay lug about him, aaw tba,t resistance waa utterly useless. Swiftly hla band sought the precious bag In which were I ho papers he bad stolen from Iucille He drew it open hurriedly, tbe aealed ia. Let of papers which formed tbe major bulk of Its contents-aud the diary falling at bis feet He felt Lou beque's eye upon him, csugbt a flaeh of the spy aa be sprang at him, and wltb a derisive Isugb hurled the bag with the boavy packet overboard. Without a aecoud'a hesitation the apy waa In tbe water after It Wetberell fairly choked with rag as be ssw the mini he bated cloae bla band over tbe Then be was conscious of th m laaaa ,! I 'dM am aaejaa ' ' v ''31 eswr , aa . nB rnarawsBBssnassssj JajHanajH HH ha Shrank Away In tha Shadow of a Packing Caaa. plank Just us me captaMi descended w Inquire w lint his business waa Then the lull tlnuie of Hugo laiiibeipie ap pealed beside tbe pull-, nnVrbig to translate the Midler's word. "lie Is hunting au American girl 1 left III In the town. It appear she shot and wounded her nurse and bound a Chinese soldier, taking but rlotbaa nnd making her escaK," said th py. "Well, there's no such persou aboard," gruHly retorted tbe officer of the ship. Again l.oiibequi turned to the soldier, but the in. m shook Ills bead vehemently "He must Search (he vessel. Those are bis orders." Interpreted the spy, then, "you really can't blame him, cap tain." Tbe olllrer nodded consent, adding grimly that lie would aland for any thing that did out entail delaying the bout's stilling on schedule. Aa tbe rac-,drolng girl watched the soldiers mar, h I lie gangplank and disappear In dltTerent parts of tbe boat according to the Instruction given them by tlnii- suieiior, aha could eee from the spy's word that ha would not delay his own departure to assist her; tbat once more hla motive of re venge was all dominant lu hla nature; tbat tenderness for the daughter of the woman he loved would never again iutcrfen- with the carrying out of but plana. Surely, seine H,wer greater than that of even the International spy wis look ing over nnd defending hor! Hh bow ed her bead in unite gratitude. She was roused from the mood by a flurried clamor aboard tba boat The coolies were working madly now, while upon the disk she saw signs of ac tivity that told her the ship waa about to get Badge way liuler the lashing long t a boss, the sti'icdoree were rushing toward tbe balsa Isdilnd which she was cOui.aiiil l.inillc knew the time had come for her to act without du.v further llgurlug In two swift, catlike leaps ah bad warned the .winning side of th boat I', i Inst a s ml she hesitated before th.- terrible lii, i. Lu. -ss that met ber ayes there then. Willi a little ehrtig she Mapped Inside, darling about lie Israeli plies of iiii'k li indlse, leaping further slid furl her away from tbe raJaai thai reacnai bat dimiy to ber now. biding nway at every altghtest sound CHAPTER XIII. A Pretty Stowaway. CAMl: the chugging or the et glues, the quaktng of ever pint of the great levtathai . sounds from above. It International spy. Tbe sound of tbe closing door made ber burrledly snatch It from the ground and conceal It be side the ruby necklace. Then sbe . easaMaffiyjSMjii.. "' t MBaaaaaal ibrs ' 8h Stepped Inaid th Palanquin. abrunk buck against the side of the bouse, eyeing the porll). sallow faced t.'hliiuin.iii who came slowly aud ma jestically toward her Evidently the owuer of tbo pa Ian lulu a personage of great circum stance from hi dwelling aud personal .mire, ue judged Her lingers press ed against tbe diary and encountered tbe ruble. The touch of tbeiu gave ber a swift Ideu and she cautiously drew tbe necklace from about ber neck, detaching ouu from the strand and knotting tba stout balr wire so none abould eacape becauae of the loosening. She looked at tbe pigeon blood a moineut, recalling her father contemptuous sentence regarding the eorruptibllity of tbe Chines nobis, diary still In the bottom of tbe boat ami, picking It up, thrust It In Ids sblrt Wetberell scowled heavily as Hugo I.nubeque, having been helped Into the Is nit, brushed against blm, bis face smiling grimly as be looked down Into the eyes of tbe yacbtmaater. "Very foolish. Wetberell Now, I think the sight of you making a little luiint up a bill wltb a swordaman be hind you atudylng the cleanest place to lake that head from your ahoulder would be shout aa pleasant aa anything I'd care to Jook at" Wetherell did liot anawer. Only, even after being bound, tbe feel of tbe diary that had dropped from the bag gave lit in somescomfort e e Th yawning aid of the great vessel stood open before Lucille, the oooile stevedores trundling their grest toads of merchandise across th wharf and disappearing within, as though swal lowed up forever. Lucille waa suddenly made conscious of the fact tbst sbe waa rry weak. Nervously she nugared tbe ruby neck lace about ber throat, trying to tblnk of some way aaotbes of the precious atones might lie mad to work Us mag ic Influence. Sue could buy a pasaage wltb ii, could bribe many aboard the boat, but die mast not be seen by Hugo Loubeque. Fiercely sbe fastened ber little teeth lu ber lower lip. Hugo Loubeque bad the precious papers In hla possession else be would never have smiled so sersnely to himself aa be boarded the boat She had hla diary, but it could not be used against blm now. There would com a time when It would prove of tba utmost value, but not uow. What could sbe dot The rattle of muskets brought her out of the flt of abstraction into which ahe bad fallen. Sbe shrank away In the shadow of a packing case, squeez ing herself into as small a space as pos sible, ber breath coining fast as sbe saw tbe officer who commanded the squad of aoldier march up the every leviathan. he terrible creaking of the cargo aa tbe briu,.iis straightened It Into place Then I. m in.' was suddenly aware that they were under way. Hint she was slom here in thu bowels of th boat Terror baaat her aa every aide lists scampered about, their paws making a dreadful scraping sound like sand paper being run mer a atnooth surface of boarding But always, when her courage had fairly ebbed, would come another pic ture It was a though her horror pop ping ejcbiills hud forced poignantly bom to her the vision of Manila; of her father, griding himself to destb at her absence; of the shipwreck; bar sweetheart, imprisoned, wltb every hand tin tied itgaluat blm, with tbe girl be loved away She must bring beck the papers which l.oiilieipie carried; she must clear hoi lover. Day nnd uigbi night and day there was no dincicn.c between tbe two In this black hole It seemed to her that they must be near tbe end of their Journey, Judging by th torments she had been through, when s swaying light dli icily hut her lii-ail mads ber dart hastily lank and strive to hide behind a loom lug hale. The exclama tion of surprised Incredulity which sounded lu her eats told that abe bad been discovered III nil Instinctive ef fort to hide she struck against a bale that had partially dislodged Itself and sent II lliundcrliig against a second itack. In n moment the hold waa fllled with tumbling Isucs and bales, top pling, icciltig, thrashing, thundering In aver) dlrectioa. I.uclll saw plainly above her a face that framed popping eye and widened llpa. Hwlflly she leaned upon box that hud formed Hie foiindiillou for a pyra mid, as though by Instinct tbe (lung II" I, ii, I. 'in from Mm and down his bauds l.iulllo felt hla lingers ilutchlug ut her wrists. Tban Jowly, mi slowly It seemed sbe would uever succeed lu getting through that trap, shu was illled up, up to the deck BdMkTe she lay punting and breathless, the inan beside bur fairly whistling from thu exertion of ouce more breath ing freely. rJiowi.v a smile spread over hi weather beaten face a b scanned the silken Mutt in which ah was arrayed Lucille saw that all bad made a friend already and liuiiitidhitely pressed ber advantage "Nobody must know you found me there," she began hurriedly, tban, aa be started to protest, "No, no. Pleas Itoteu"- ' Again the sailor shook bis head, a troubled expression lu but eyes. Lu cille knew licit he bad lost and, In stead of pleading, took tbe next bast course thai aeaaat l open to bar. "Then, If you muat, bring the cap tain to me Instead of parading me be fore every one 1 would not ask yon tuU, but I bars an euemy aboard and oh, I cun "-- she closed bar lips quick ly, aa the libit of a gleam of avarice oad's thought he noddm) briefly and moved hurriedly away, Lucille had no time for regret at her discovery. She had felt all along that It was Inevitable, but had refrained till now from figuring ou what explana tion ehe could milk in audi event Tbat expression, th swift change on the sailor's face, aa be thought her as tha point of mentioning money, verified her Inatluctlvo knowledge Hint shu must keep hor ownership of the mug nlflceut ruby necklace secret. She knew that tbo beat of men would be tempted by such a king's ransom ns tha mar felons Jetaela represented l.lkewlae ah felt that It would be unwise, under any circumstances, to entrust any one with Ihe knowledge Unit ahe siaaad the International apy'a diary 'lids much li had concluded when th captain tatiiied heavily across to her. followed by tbe aallor, his face frowning black I.v. but with a curious twinkle In hi eye th girl was quick In ill-. -em "And ao tbe youug lady with murder on tendencies was ou bontd my boat sil along Of course you understand that I must put you In Irons and turn you over to the authorities at Sun Francleco." Some Impulse Impelled her, an Im pulse to put on n manner alioi.cilier at variance with her nut urn. She drew herself saucily erect, meeting his eyes with laughter lurking lu her own. "Of course, you don't Intend doing any such thing," Mho retorted bold ly, "I was slek and the woman t!u-y left to nurse me MakSd in Ihe room late at night nnd Hied to stab me. I aaw ber slip out niul was suspi cious of ber, so 1 slipped behind the door and grsblasl the man's gnu when he put It on a chair Aiiybisly would have dune exactly the same thing aud I know, anyway, that you would never turn an American girl over to those horrible Chinamen " The captaln'a frown dlsappi b "Wall, 1 guess that's about true." be admitted. "But why didn't foa come to me lu Ihe first place: why didn't you want to come to me when you were caught; what do yoa expect la to be done wltb you?" "I didn't come to you I mi' the man who acted a Interpreter la an enemy of mine who would do anything on earth to lie rid of me I mean Hugo loubeque, tho oue who spoke with tbe Chin officer when they searched the boat They frightened me ao 1 crept Into the bold. I don't want htm to know I am on board be inustu't know." She looked up Into his face With coliflilem e "I can pay for uy passage wi.cn no land" she added quickly, "But I have no cabin vacant, young wdy.M "Couldn't I do some work, is- a cabin boy or something like that?" she sng rest,st vaguely, as tho ship's master threw lank bis head and gave vent to such Isughter that tears rolled down Ida weather beaten cheeks 'That's a guts! one." in il "lly lienrge. I U'lleie that w-aild straighten tbe shole uiesM out and Osaka ute the master of the first Isuit that has hud s cabin Isiy since the o'd -ailing dii Young man." be added with m.sk gravity. "I'll take you to my cabin now w her your enemy will have no chuii.c of seeing you The- steward will Is- tbe only one In our secret II iiui outfit you and pass his Instructions regardlug your dulls- at night " (Tu I cuntiuued negl ..!. Frank Hack man in ready to take orders for Christmas tuts. He can furnish lir in . - from 25 cents up. 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M , licecmiier 39, 1lfor the following dcarrilwd lamia, to-wit: Tlir V,tj and Lots 1, 2, S, 4, of c. , T. rl3V S. M, .1.1 II. faefeeM HI and 30. T. H. K. 32V 8. Mcctlons t6 nnil M. V 33 R. R. 32 B. lassie. HI, W, and Lots I, 2, .1, 4, See. M, T. M H. R. S3 K, Taw KliU, HH of W'i ami Lett I, JJ 4 of Section 10, T. So H. K. 3 B. Tlw NVi and NV ol S', aad Lots 1, , S, 4 of Section IS, and all of Section 30, T aval H U 'tat ll Sections 10 and SO, T. 34 H. K. 32 B. Initial M and 30. T. S4 fl. K. 824 B, All of Section 10, Wt and Lots 1, 3. S, 4 of Section 80, T. 34 S. R. 33 B. All of Section le.N.M, NX of Sfe aad lots I. 2, 3, 4 of Section 30, T. 30 8. It. 32, li. All of Section 10 and 30, T. 86 S. R. ;rj u. All ld muat 1st accorupaaied by a rcKularly executed application to pur- chase and check or draft for at least one fifth of tlw amount of the bid, The right to reject any and all lads is reserved. Application and hide should be ad ilrvseed to O. 0. Brown, Clerk State I nnd Hoard. Salem, Oregon, and mark ed Application and bid to purchase .lulr lands." 0. O. BROWN, Clerk State Land Board. Hated October 30. 1014. llBivBBSVavss t-asn orris, Bursa, oresea, November , iu, i hereby alvsa that th Fsu.MriooV'bstKe 11)14 lied In thleomcallaa der toe orovlelouMof thu i ire, approred ;ul I, live (so stat M"7, earn. ins, see. w, t, n.p e . , " . iw . i'u "" aerial No. OTK. Aar aad all pereonn claiming adrerselx the land! neeertbed. or desiring I oi.cct beoauei ol the Mineral character ef Ihe laml. or for anr other reason, to Ihe dlemieel to eunilaaiit. heuld II their eftldavlU of rrni.. In u.i. oetce.e or Before lb ath der ot December, ltl4. WB. raas lusliter. omouL oiaaoTOBT t T4TS-OBBOOB1 ttMHenstore !. aaswIatlaU ilongreansM Aiiorner Oeneral .. llnrernoi ,.,.... iarr t Mtale I ressiirni i nl II. tiialiuctlns Hist. 1'rllilcr AM Oawi Sspreme Jadga Tonawama tomorrow night. $1500 Reward! W Oleolt a CBurehlfl ,w iDsaiwer Bes BaklB t. i: Siariaa Ueen eraett B l. aa r. A. Stooc ninth ;niii mi. Dieriitrr. Disirii'i Jndie rralMrBaUaai I'onnir Attorner io I Watmar 1 ( Ir.iiM court meet th BrM Um4f A nl I m i . .1 Aral Monday lu wntallv ... . ...W. t. "UII IdWIll filial Mnnalo l,,l hi Hepras i',, n m' Ju.lie till, ! klirve) ln 91 lllll Orcion, I a I Aaacaa,., I fornla aad Nevada schisil HsrlnBsdeal. I.lfe lock I'roti.) i orolier Hob Aaaoclellon of nloch Ina lor hlch Ihe unili-r i i.miiiiaaloiiers lined le meniher, HI air H.nsi ii reward for evl denrn IcadliiK In Ihe errnal an.l ci.h vlclton of any par Ivor partlca atcal - In hnrace. cettl. or males IxlongliiK o ear of Ita invni tors. la addition lathe above, ihe undvulgnr.l offers the same condition Mn un lor all horace breaded hor ehod bar on both or either U A. Wilier A. K. aiejuSaoa i. J. owaaaea I, M HeaUtea . 0. W.Olcy .JobBBeMi i a. r. sitveste (Thoi fain roii nl y ( ouri meets th Irst Wedaeeasy la January, March. Mar. July, septets her aa Novcatjer. BASBSV I', a. LABS orrtOBI Bcelver Sam Metheribaa 4 III HOI' I i. inn. n Mayor. He. nrder law. "'"'"' . - - - - i. -.... ... jieranei. " ' ' "-".. .'im niuuiiai Haiigr naraer, lake and i.'rook counties Horse yeated when sold. Hub but grown horse cold aad only la oris bunches, W W.BBOWN Mfe. Oreao. i uunclimcn- Meetinis l the (.'oaaell eveey Pisirlh Wedneed aaBaaaaaaMaaaaaaarenjc LasO- V - ' I W"l??"",'"mWaaB-afs I 1 "Dm only v.y o '1 Ifa jjat New Home JpJ M werreataat lev alt I C.inibinatlou sick, Injnly, accidaal and death beaett protectioa al mini mum cost. 12,0X1.00 death benefit; i.msMs) for loaf of limb or eyeaigbt, foorn IS 00 to 110.00 weekly alck or ac . I. lent IreBeflt; tl,000.00 Kmergency re lict benefit. Cost is 96.00 par year; no other duee or assessment. In Uilr iiieuniiici. all men and women are placed on an opinl basle, rcgardlaa of occupa lion Kvery person make the same form ut application, paya the same smnUBtof premium end receives the s.imc amount ol beneOI. Men and H "iiifii between the agea of 10 and Oft are accepted. No restrictions aa to oe- iiiiation, only Railroad men employed dtipl.iyed on track, train or roound lioiiae, ran not be accepted. Claims arc ,'sid within aiity daya any wliere in the U.S. Canada or ICaropa. Old reliable Insurance t'impany. $100,000,00 on State deposit aa a protection lor t'oliry holders and to guarantee the payment nf -laluie For farther free information itddreee (iustav Ii. Werner, Secretary .mil limiaral Manager, Ho HIS, Buffalo, N. Y. atale age, ass, occupation and mention Ihspt. II. 172. CARL C. GMJ Fkyalcfan aiuji' aTtTBBa .if ifuss zi m al. tXI. Cl Pbysiclair aWi a Baroa, - - . 1 OMeela saw bn. iincsjl haroees - '"'p, 9 'Phoi ... gaS tUttr. d -TeV "" "e1f uSmtl a to Teaawea. J la!! laasu teV'sewl Basraa " l . Hm Meth.tshMd K.jy VaaWlskle nr If You Want ALL The Home News READ TIMES-HERALD $2.00 a year Rest Job Printing HARLAN A Physician eaejj Narrows, OEHH-r. & Pbyeiclens anj Call answered pi 'Phone Ilstrlina . Herirnar, Dr- Minniel Physician and! Otract Teeeptiooe ( La wen. ( l E. HII aDB3?TT: Oatoa first door i , Barm. Onaa. M. A. BIG AttasTTeey it IajS VaagtJy Bldg., Bara,J o. Ass REMBC AUornev-ti-Lj, Bans, Onga The Ttlarlin REPEATING RIFLE You can buy no better lor target work aad ail MBaUlgarneup to 20(1 yards. gun rrgvH irrivat nuoaun 'ee W O 'ei AMVilMIOOlOOIV SWJIV HNHAMIS T r'P" tnaS nutaj pee.,, , 4 VQ Ji ') MV V "nf-gW lifl VHMt4,-oiao,.pueJ -10 "HIM petsnanrri i.xiioepui joj paag 'Hj rvo egi suotj M' tl paa voog aa' l sajposH ol -on rum ..oNiavoi iiaitiAe. SN3A31S J IHtlll BW gg. jaj jaasa sir, nJtpm -jj -.1 -j ijouw aa jqi eoo ii(poai oat "I apspj amoM m "i uw Ni)iiitiiinv3 IT UVMttV 1S0K 3N1 Tr irrTvCSi Model 20 WitikO-, taaae of it baadsee 21 ahart. long or I lg riBa rartittaai perfectly. lite deaa. BaaVrrJ rifling deveJop """"rta nower aad accuracy aad add year to tha Ha of ril. SP' MILLI3 ATTORNEY AT lJ Burns, ireas, I Bootaa 6 aad 7 MtuasVM n Vaaas eulckly aieda u as CHARLES W EW LAWYER Burns, f Practteaa la the r-i.irCaaj fore tba C 8. Laml t .(hrt. ' j Jhu. II. !,. ATTtlMNki AT-UI Careful attontioi ivo uwii win rural h-tataa; Hire IbMiranc. Notary Ctjhiic Buaaa. aiBiSLftAlttig tsiuszximtiy- nTM-iiS. MMm6fJmmmm Ck WiUewSteee maiH EsifaVfrrbhw BUTTER WRAPPERS Printed in accordance with legal requirement on short notice at THE TIMES-HERALD Job Rooms .0k aaaaaV ' laS a. A. W. GOW.45 ATTORNEY-ATI State Courts ami Un Land Offit Three doors South di Harney County Nat Burns. in-soa. FRANK DAVEI AHaraay at Law Near a Ma... I oaasehlaa S. Leait i ikc rasa Oatrekatweea Han.ri u:j Um Oroya F. C, OlLLAJU) aisiaiir Aim. Kniu, , tWtt. I Beelaasatlen .- vtaa. (IkSaV S'asaa Eastern Oregon hyd Company ait ani utti(jiioN m lens, Hu'M The West and the East are both strong for li' tha lujslverigj fpojMrrrha iiiicrnstional roofing, U.cd on tha farm an) ranch and in tha city. If your roof ii worth roofing, it b worth buying Malthoid. Drink a toast to the bait roofing that's on the market. We stand back of it. Harney Valley Lumber Co. Paint Kitchen Floors Don't Scrub Them Avoid the backache and sore knees caused bf scrubbing bare floors. Painted floors are easy to keep bright and clean, are attractive and very incxpenstra. MMEQUALWf rXOOR PAINT gives hard, durable, sanitary finish for floors, steps or any inside surface to be walked on, easy to keep clran end hard to wear out You can apply it yourself. It dries in a short time. Offered in appropriate and attractive hades. Bxxrrris Dtreet rna.ili i i nxita HARR1MAN A N DREWS I A.H.CUKKY.Pra j I aa.a. iJBulaaaa MoiuUy uat H mi arvivs Wednn.lay ee easdajweah, eorne.i.i.- ws a Ha talDeeaeslWinn. niucakea. JOHN OEM Hi KLltt -aJBsvaaaalaJ7,- , Xv .A41 tii news in The Times-Herald lor $2.00 JOB WORK We do it Jeweler. Otxli-iaa fi Kiiut'iiN or. Fine Watch Rtrp.unnj '" cialty. ---- t LOJNI ,. : RE8TAURAHT QtiOHOti FOON I'lOf-' f " Meals At All Hours. Orders and Prompt nun tieaeonaiiii' Give Me! A cull BtraM