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This Is eaacctally!KBlt YOU.
Conic at once and ace us, yon will And that
we arc prepared, and YOU will be pleased with
what we have to SHOW YOU.
Show the next fellow that YOU are ready to
make AMERICA THE BEST DRESSED NA
TION ON EARTH.
Shirts, NKkwur. unttorwear, hMtor, giovee. Busts
mm! in.ile-for-aerrlce Clothe., all at MSmt price
DRESS UP ROYS
Williams-Zoglmann
Clothing Company
Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers
&ht Htmea-IUtaril
JUUAN BYRO
SATURDAY. DECEMBER II. ll
suBscmrnoN rates
On Yeae
Si. Month.
Three Month. ....
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" ment to many when it was learn
Controlof Plant Diseases. c(1 that Mra Whlpp d n m
ami did not feel equal to render
Many thousands of dollars are ;ng a few pj8no gelections.
lost each year in Oregon by iva-1 This entertainment was arrang
son of fhe various diseases which 0(j for the purpose of giving the
attack its leading crops. This ,.oplc of this vicinity an oppor
loss might be materially reduced , tunity of hearing artists of abili.
if growers throughout the state ;ty and not to make money. There
knew the best methods by which I 1!m, been a few such class in the
such diseases may be placed un- j past 8nd there will be more from
der control. Each year impor-! tjme t0 time if the people show a
tant additions are made to our disposition to appreciate them.
knowledge of the means by which Two very enjoyable social ev
various diseases may be treatod. ,.nt3 jn connection with the visit
The intelligent and progressive 0f lBe vVhipps were a luncheon
grower is naturally anxious to KjVCn in their honor by Mrs. J. L.
keep himself well-informed on ijaut at her home at 1 o'clock at
such matters. During the win- which several were present to
ter short courses at the Agnail- moe, tne visiting artists and Mr.
tural College Professor H. P. and Mrs. Sutton gave an recep
Barss, in charge of the depart- ,jon at their home following the
ment of Botany and Plant Patho- rccjtal at which several musical
logy, will present a series of lee- people and friends met Mr. and
tures on the principal diseases Mr3. vV'hipp and after a well ap
which the Oregon grower has to pointed supper the Whipps de
contend with, and will discuss jKhted the guest with a few
the most recent information in musical selections. The company
regard to the methods of preven-
tion or control.
Exceptional Musical
Treat for Burns People
One of the most satisfactory
and enjoyable musical programs
lever heard in Burns was given
last Thursday evening at Tona-
wama by Hartridge G. Whips,
jjbaritone, ot Portland. Several
musical people of our city are lav
jish in their praise of this very
charming and high class enter
Itainment The writer having been one of
jthose instrumental in bringing
this exceptional treat t ) Burns is
rather handicapped in expressing
the real feeling of approval. It
wa8 a pity more of our younger
musical set did not hear him.
Mr. Whipp showed remarkable
dramatic force and made each
.selection so realistic that it was
Mmost entertaining. He gave a
distinctly high class program
throughout and his audience did
lot want him to quit, bringing
lim back even at the close to re-
4ipond to a most insistent encore.
Mr. Whipp has a wonderful
Jsange and perfect control of voice
rhich was brought up to advan-
IM&ore in some of the numbers.
ftf T! J!a1 - HIT D..
118 renuiuon oi uncie iwiiiu
MHomer), "If I Were King"
Campbell-Tipton) "Danny Dee
er" (Damrosch). "Prologue",
Pagliacci, (Leoncavallo), as well
a other selections gave his hear-
DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE
NEW STORE IN TOWNIIINIT
We will meet or beat outside prices
Specials for Coming Week
Christmas Turkey 18c. per lb.
Spring Chickens 40c. each
Full line of high grade shoes and rubbers for
every member of the family Just arrived
Fresh line of California Dried Fruit received
Seeded Muscatel Raisins 18c.
Seedless Sultana Raisins 15c.
Figs-white 12c.
Apricots 12 l-2c.
Pears Bartlet 12c.
Peaches large freestone lie.
Italian Prunes 10c.
Sweet Apples lie.
Best Large Navel Oranges 60c.
Manchurian Walnuts 20c.
Fresh Christinas and New Year Cookies 18c.
LOCAL ONIONS lc. per lb.
Potatoes, dry land and irrigated 2 l-2c.
Rutabagas 1 l-4c
White Turnips 1 l-4c.
Fresh Homemade bread, 3 loaves 28c.
Fresh Homemade' Doughnuts, per dozen 28c
'4 Farmers' & Homesteaders'
Old Phone No. 284 Now Phone No. 1
One Mock east of Hampshire's Garage
ttircfH
crs a most realaatic understand
ing of his interpretation and
made them feel they were listen
M.ar ing to an artist that was excep
tional. Mrs. Leonora Fisher-Whipp
was a most charming and sympa
thetic accompanist on the piano
and came in for much favorable
comment in the success of the
program.. It was a diwapoint-
was moat congenial and the affair
most informal, therefore
oughly enjoyed by all.
thor-
Market Report
North Portland cattle market
took a jump this morning and
went to 7. 25 for best steers. The
market is fully 30 to 86c higher
for same quality stuff as last
week. All offerings were sold
and for the most part weighed
before noon. The market has a
strong tendency.
Hogs not to be outdone by cat
tle put on a five cent advance
this afternoon going to 6.15 and
finishing steady. Eighty-six
hundred head went over the scal
es, the largest single day receipts
ever marketed at North Portland.
The ease with which they were
absorbed was remarkable.
All lines are steady on sheep
with but short supplies being
marketed. Top lambs still are
quoted at 7.50.
Notice for Bids.
Bids to be let for painting School
House 24x40 three coats inside
and out wainscoated Sft. high.
Also two out buildings one coat
now and two in the spring paint
furnished, send all bids to Mrs.
d la Wood, Clerk, District No.
56, Burns, Oregon, not later than
than Thursday Dec. 23.
Pictures! tonight, Tonawama.
General Exchange Store
I
Huild Railroad Line
Direct to Burns
Continued from page ona)
desiring a speedy adjudication of
the rights of the Silvies River
water and of the dilatory manner
in which the State Board is pro.
ceeding. He spoke of the great
necessity of bringing this matter
to a close in order that the de
velopment of the country may go
ahead.
Mr. Leonard waa asked to say
a few words but simply respond
ed by saying the people of this
vicinity were glad Mr. Strahom
had come to us in person and
had made his position in his pro
posed enterprise clear and not to
forget the importance of the
railroad.
Mr. Strahom left by the way
of Bend Wednesday morning, go
ing out in company with Frank
Dibble who is familiar with the
proposed route between Burns
and Silver Creek and no doubt
the gentleman gained consider
able information on his way out.
The people of this vicinity are
much interested in Mr. Strahorn's
enterprises and he is going to find
active support in this county.
Every public spirited citizen rea
lizes the bigness of the under
taking and what it means toward
the development of thia big in
terior country. However, the
immediate needs of Burns are to
have his first consideration. The
railroad connection with the Gap
must be made in the immediate
future. The scheme to make
this a link in the east and west
line across the state is desirable
and is given due consideration,
yet, unless Mr. Strahom will
give positive assurance of the im
mediate connection of this town
to the line now building into the
Valley, we must look elsewhere
for it.
We realize most forcibly the
critical situation so far as this
immediate territory is concerned
are not going to sit by and see
advantages taken of the situation
that wi!l lie detrimental to the
interests of Burns through delay.
The line from Crane Creek must
be constructed during the coming
year in order to satisfy the citi
zens of this vicinity. This must
go forword with the least possible
; delay in order that the big irri
gation project may by given im
petus and brought about with
just as much speed as conditions
will permit.
Gorgeous Wedding.
(Contributed)
There was a most beautiful
scene at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Smith on Wednesday,
Dec. 8th, when their daughter
Beulah was united in marriage
to Glenn C. Clenens.
The ceremony took place at
noon, and was performed by
Rev. Dr. Benson. Miss Verda
Sturtevant was bridesmaid, and
Richard Hayes waa beat man.
The bride was exceedingly love
ly in white crepe-de-chine, gar
nished with finest Brussels lace,
with a border embroidered in
iridescent beads. She carried a
shower bouquet of white carna
tions and Sprenghert fern. The
bridesmaid was also very pretty
indeed in pink satin with an over
dress of rich lace.
Four little girls in white stretch
ed the ribbons for the Bridal Lane
two of them twins, and sisters
of the bride -Marie and Maris
Smith the other two Pearl and
Jessie Ferguson.
There was an elaborate repast
served after the congratulations
had been said, with covers laid
for twenty-four guests, most of
them relatives of the bride and
groom.
At the middle of the table a
large flower-basket was suspend
ed from the ceiling, covered with
pink crepe paper, and holding
white carnations and asparagus
fern; and from this in all direc
tions were runners of pink and
white alternately, fastened to
the cloth about six Inchon apart.
Tall wax candles in old fashioned
brass candlesticks furnished the
illumination. Small pine boughs
were hung around the picture
rail, interspersed with pink crepe
chrysanthemums, looking alive
for all the world. They were in
great profusion in the festoons
of green and white that stretch
ed from the big white bell also
decorated with them to differ
ent parts of the south room.
where the bridal pair took their
vows. It was like fairy land.
The darkened rooms were lighted
artificially.
Mrs. . W. Lewis played the
wedding march, and rendered
several vocal and piano solos,
and 'tis whispered that she had
a great deal to do with get
ting up the fine display. While
we were enjoying the feast the
telephone bell rang, and Mr.
Lewis being seated nearest, an
swered the summons with "We
have'no time to talk now!" whleb
caused a lot of merriment
The father, Mr. Peter Clemens
has given his son a farm on which
be has erected a beauriful new
house, four or five miles north of
town where Mistress Beulah can
now put into practical demon
stration the domoHti' hi
has been learning ut the Harney
County High School, from which
institution the whole bridal party
seemed to have graduuh'il rather
sooner than Prof . Shirk exxHtl.
Additional Locals.
Geo. Cawlndri was up from
Narrows yesterday.
Geo. Cobb was up from Valley
View during the week visiting
Mrs. Cobb attending to Home
business.
(Jimmy is Kight. Prices are
Right. Flour is Right. New
Flour. New Wheat. Every Sack
guaranteed. Special prices in
quantity. See your deuler, the
Mill, or Mr. Huston, the Secre
tary. The Bums Milling Co.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
finley, Thursday, Dec. !', a
daughter. Mr. Finley insisted
upon the writer having a smoke
on this new arrival in his family.
He is connected with the con
struction work on the Juntura
Burns telephone line.
Henry Hamilon came over from
his home at Diamond the other
day to visit with his friends. Mr.
Hamilton is one of the real pio
neers of Central Oregon ami has
more friends than anv other man
in the territory. He is advanced
in years but young at heart and
he is always greeted with plea
sure by his acquaintances.
Married I Jist Sunday evening
at the home of Mrs. Nora Rich
ardson, her son James was marri
ed to Miss Lillian Krueger, Rev.
A. K. McRae performing the cer
emony in thepresenceof immedi
ate relatives and friends. Both
are popular young people of this
city where James resided all his
life. His bride is a very attrac
tive young lady who has many
friends. They will make their
home in the city. The Times
Herald joins a hostv of friends
in extending congratulations.
Lauaritei Aide Digr.ii.ni
Laughter is one of the most
healthful exertions; it is of great
help to digestion. A still more
effectual help is a dose of Chum
berlain's Tablets. If you should
be troubled with indigestion give
them a trial. They only cost a
quarter. For sale by all dealers.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR HARNEY
COUNTY.
I u the matter u( llm ette of Henry
I.uig, Deceased.
Notice if Itereliv given Hut the mulct
fignrd lis l)n , minted Hit- ailiiimU
tretor of the eatale of Hetiry l.uiif de
ceased, by unlet uf tlio Judge of lliu
abort Court, ami Its iluly iUslHed All
parson having claim ii,:uiiii "' ' '
are hereby retiuired topreaont them wuli
prop r voucher and a by Uw reiiiin-il
to the uttderaigiied at III oilier at Hurna,
Oregon, or at the office of lilt attorney,
(1. A. Hemlxdd at tnitl Hum,- within
ix month from date of t hi notice.
l.KuN at BROWN.
Ailllliiuxlinttir.
Hated Dec-ember II, lulfi. Kirit publi
lication hereef: December II, 11118.
Bumf i.i -i No, i
KOIt PUBLICATION.
NOTICE
I!KITKIMTTKII lll.lrHi , i
Hurna. Oregon, Nuvuwlxr it, 114. I
Nutie if lifmi.v kiviii it. ! Hi.. Honkers
I'ft-lrtr Kftlwf, ( Ollit.liy, Wll.HMJ IMWt Olllr .
f4diM I SI. I'ful, Miauffoiii. Iim title nth
lUy of November nil, nlxl In ililm.nii Ittao
plication to fnlmt under llif orovliO'.i't i Ihf
etol lougreu, approved July I, ij Sii .
MT. MO
HBMSKl. ul Him tlou ':,. Totlialilp 7 Milltli, ol
Banff 'i, Kal ol lln lil u. Irliu -Ipal
Meridian, euutauiu Maerea,
HerUI Ne. IMH
Any and all peraoiit claiming mhenviv Hie
lamia deaetllivd. or ilMliltwd to ol.l.vl l.oi uu
ut the Mineral character of Hie land, or any
inner reaaon. to thu riiatioaa! to atiiilti am,
him lit file their airmail! el nrutoal lu title
ofBae.on or before IB nth day of January
11.
We. t'AKlia. Ililater.
rtralpulilltailoii let . I), Inn.
Utt Publication Jan. 1, WW.
NOTiCK KOK PUBLICATION
UNITKIIMTATKhl.ANti ill Ml K, I
Murna. Otfgou, December v, li't' i
Notice If hereby given that Jiweph A K rum hela
ol Narrowa, Oregon, who. on November It, IWI.'t,
mfdf Houitfli ail Kutry Nu. u7UI.li lor N 't.Hm
4. Twp. H., Hanged K., tt Ulaim-tlc Munition.
(North Malheur Lake) hat itl.-.t notice ol Itilen
ttoalo tuakenuali nmmstatlon I'rout l.ieatai
llah claim to Ilia laud aoove ilea, nln-il, in fur
Kfgtali-rauil llecetvef at liiirio., iin'i -.n, uu the
lliluilay of January, ISM.
claimant iiatnca af wltnaeaca
i healci r,.iiwii. I Wllaon, iliaa llackua,
t'haf K licio all "I r.aieiwe. tiicKun,
I- ANaa KcgiHiiir.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(INITIO NTtTaa l.NIl)rlcg, i
HVrua, Oregon, lieiouiber 11, t'.it.i I
Notice If hereby given that in. Ill
f
llarriuian Oregon, who, on July lu, luli, made
llonaswad autry, no iii, mr e ',,. nn '
llnmea If ad K
SR& HK'.4NW',,, Hecllon If, I owhaliln A'iollth.
Kauge W. Kafl. Wlltameltu Murtillall, '.ma rlleil
nollee of Intention to make llual thief year
acrlhed, before Kfglator and KSOelver, al tliima
preof, to eJtebllah claim to Ihf faun uimvi tin
Oregon, on tlialllli day ouain
Claimant uamua aa wllufuefll
day ol January, 1'JI'
(larry B llrlga en .1 II JeiifOli, Ira lloud
John llrlggen, all ol llarrlmini, ilrcgnli.
Wm. Kaiihk. Ufglater
NOTICK KOK IMIHI.ICATIDN
OatTHbHtaiaa I, ten mm a. 1
nun, a, oregou, Deetwbei , 1st It
Notice la hereby glvcu tliatllain Km 1 1 lit Ik
goo .of Hat 1 1 in a ii, oriigoli, I, !n,,i.ii I min tj, lull
SKMNBU I'.NWi, NK'.HW. , Mil I. li i.
meue HiniMaliH
rvuiiv. nu ii.iv.iit. mi na.-i.
S..KaugatVi K., Wlllaiuelle Maibllan, liaailicl
uotloe Of tulftitlon to make final (In
Proof, to eatabllfll claim to the laud SboVS le
Sarlbed. before Hegtalur anil Kutuitver, at
lurtit Oregou, on Hie 1 111, lat ol January lull!.
Olelmaul namcaaa wllucaaca
orvllleT. Htof, Mra. It lloud, Jubn llrlggen,
1 If. Jeltaeu, all of llati liuail. Iliegoll
Wm I' a ii ii i llegiaici .
The Burns Nehlng Plant soli-;
cits your patrohagH for tr1ir pro
ducts and guarantee the quality.
The prieds are right.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Hi County Court of Hi Slat of
Oregon, for Ifsrney County.
In the Matter of the estate nf Metvln
Mid lee, deceased.
Notice i hereby given that the under
signed ha bean duly appointed admin
Mi hi 1 1 of Hie above-named estate, and
that all persons having claim agalmt
Ikg H.une are hereby notified to present
them duly verlfled, M by law required,
to the undersigned or to her attorney
Charles W. Kill, In Burn, Oregon,
within six month from the date of tliln
notice.
I i.i led December 4, ItUfi.
I'sablb McUrs, Adminlilrntrlx.
I'irat publication Dm. 4, lUlft.
Last publication, Jan. 1, 1010.
Notice of Sheriff. Sale.
I.. N.
Htallard, plaintiff
vs.
Minnie Drlpps, Melvin Drlpp.
Joseph A. Drlpp and Oharle
P. Drlpp, defendant ,
lly virtue of a writ of execution and
order of isle duly Issued out of the Cir
cuit Court of the Htate of Oregon for
llnrney County on the 24th day of
November ItMfi In the above entitled
nit wherein the court rendered a Judg
ment and decree on the llthday of
Outolsir 1015, la favor ol the plaintiff
and ageliiat thedefendnnla above named
in the iitn of $8)10.20 and the farther
iuiii of IHS.7I, Uutee paid by the Mori
gitgec nd the cost and dlsburamant of
Hint Uied at 120.00. With interest on
IhSU.'Jii at ten percent per annum from
the date of the judgment and Interest
t II per cent per annum on $67.71 Irom
i be date of the Judgment, And
PorecliMiiig a mortgage and ordeilng
the eate of the property therein ilearrih.
. I.
Notion I hereby alveu that I will on
ilie 4th day of January 1910, at tbt
Court hones door In Burn, Harney
County, Oregon, at two o'clock in the
afternoon of aald day sell at public auc
tion to the higheet bidder for cash, the
aid property ; described aa follows :
The H', SKi Mcctlon 34 Twp. 18 8.
A Hie N, NK.i election 8 la Twp. Iv
S, It. BJ K. W. M in Harney County
Oregon.
Or o mnch thereof as may be neoee
Httry to aUfy ssmI Ju gment together
with the interest thereon, and all cost
aud airrnlag coat and diabtiratmenU.
I Mid this lit day of December I til ft.
W. A. Ooodman, Sheriff.
T. 8. Kprague, Deputy.
County Budget Notice.
To the Taxpayers of Harney County
Oregon.
Tlir County Court uf Harney County,
Oregon, have Axed WedncMlay tbe
t weuty-eet-oiiil day of December, Ililfi,
a lite time and tbe County Court room
a tbe place, where the eeUniate of tbe
amount of money proposed to be raised
liy taxation for the ensuing year, I'.ilti
may be discussed with said County
Court , alao, alien and where any tax
payer, ubjeet to atu-li tax levy when
made, ahall be beard for or again t any
proposed las levy.
Itetnexed e timabre ol amount of mon
ey proposed to be raised by taxation for
the ensuing year. IBM, by Manny
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Circuit Court f ft.lotl 00
County Court 1 ,000 00
J tut ire Court 1,000 00
Sheriff1 office. 5,100 00
Clerk's office 4,S00 00
Treasurer' office rtOO 00
Aeufor' office ,;50 00
County School Hupt. 1.90000
Stock Inspector 400 00
Health officer 100 CD
Coroner 000 00
county Road Master ..SAO 00
Court House 1,900 00
Insane 44 00
Widow's pension 1,200 00
Care, of County poor 7,S60 00
JH 680 00
Kotiuty on wild animals. 6,000 00
Current expense (all office) 1,200 00
Registration and K lections ... 3,000 00
Wsights ami measure 100 00
Interest no county war ran U 000 00
Kxpenses not otherwise enu
merated 3,838 00
Redemption of county war
rant 8,000 00
00,088 00
To rsiee which amount will
be uecssssry to make tax
lery ol MM
Ketimated Bute tax.. 30,000 00
Katlmsted HUte Ux
levy 001
County School 10,960 00
Katiiiialed levy 00H
Kabblt bounty fuinl. 28,460 00
Katirualeu levy 00.16
County High Sohool 8,100 00
Katimatcd levy 091
Roads and bridges 32,600 00
Kflimsted levy 004
Total .Wit I70,:)N.00
I'ruhable rcuclptsof Haraey
county for the year HUH,
from aources other than
luxatien:
I'eea from county Clerks office $9,860 00
Sheriff's mileage fee 160 00
Internal on uouuly deposit 060 00
Oni hail ho ii u ty on wfld ani
mals puld by Hlate 3,000 00
five per omit U . S. Und sale 000 00
Koreit reserve rentals 1,000 00
$8,960 00
Which amount will be used for pay meat
I iniutaiidliig warrant.
liutBtl this 9th day of Novvuicr, 1916, by
order of the County Court.
K T. II Hi II KT,
Clerk, Harney County, Oregon.
HANSEN'S MEAT MARICET
Located at the same old stand
with th bast of prompt sarvica
Beef . Pork, Mutton. Sausage
Eggs. Butter. Etc.
SPECIAL PRICES ON RIG ORDERS
Browns' Quality Store
FOR FALL & WINTER
NEW GOODS-NEW PRICES
We want you to call on us be
fore making your purchases.
We can supply your wants in
anything required. You will
find Quality and Satisfactory
Service responsible for oiir suc
cess.
N. BROWN
The Burns Packing Plant has
placed Mr. H. Beeler, in chaw
of the plant north of town, and
his experience and ability to turn
out first class bacon and lard is
already evident
The new Victor Ladies Tailor
ing style book and samples for
fall and winter have arrived.
Call and see them at the Clingan
Hat Shop before ordering else
where. Catholic Church.
1. On Sundays and Holy days
of obligation Holy Mass with
sermon at 10 a. m.
2. On week days Holy Matts
at 6:30 a. m.
All other services, besides
those mentioned above will be
announced in church.
All invited and welcome to the
divine services.
Sick-calls promptly answered
at anytime. Religious informa
tion and instructions willingly
imparted at the Franciscan
Residence.
Netice ef Final Settles eat.
Notice it nrrvhy given that the un
tlersigncd, nduninalrntor of (lie Katalc
of W. A. Anderson, ileceaard, hit filed
bis final account in aid matter, ami
that the Hon, II. C. Levcn. County
Judge of Harney County, Oregon, hna
set the 0th day of December, Ol,,. ut
tea o'clock a. m.,at the County u.!.i '
office. Burns, Oregon, as the time ami
place for bcaririK objection thereto; All
person having any objection to auitl
account arc hereby notified to prervnt
tbe same at aaid time and place
Dated at Burns, Oregon, this 3rd dny
of November, 1015.
Ii. la. ANDliKSON,
Administrator of the liatatc
of W. A. Anderson, deccniteil.
NOTICE JX)R PUBLICATION
I'kitru STAtaa La at. orrir.
Burn, nrcgon, November a, m I
Nolle If hereby given that Hherman T. Smith,
of Uarnay Orefoa.who.ouOetotairt. ivl.'. made
lloMtdSolry,WMM?,frNW4tMK H,1wt,
XI l.,aaaa St B..WUjalle Meridian. haa HI
4 aeuee of lateauea te atak final three year
er load. be fort Bfllater and Baeelver, at lluitia.
root, leteuuiuufiaim toin lan.t ,ikh i
urecea.eaiae ilia eay oi ueeenser, istn.
i taimaut nam M wunaian
A Thorn
i peon K
rttniiicr.
Karl Wither, J.una nil. .n.
a
fater Ma
alt of Harney, Oregon.
W. raaaa. H.-gi.n '.
I'g.M
kes
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION.
UmvaD HTATga I.AXO om a
Hums, Oregon. Itacftnber a, I'd ,.
Notice lc hereby givau that Charlca Ii Beskley,
ol Beekley, Oregon, who.ou Nay If. I'll tad
November 10, ISIS, made Hoinealeail Kiittlca
Ne 0Muf-O7Ual.raawcUvet), l-na I, .', ,-i, i.
NSM. SWMWU, Sec. 4. Twu.MH., kanc.ll K .
w lllauetlf Meridian, haa Ilea nollee of iitttu
llonlomake dual Ihraa yaar I'rool. toeftabllh
claim to th Unit above deserlbed, baton I I
Tulloch, U.S. rotumlaalouer, t hla office, ai
Beekley. Oregon, un the Mb day ' January,
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claimant nameeaa wltueaaee.
J. Berdugu.tlvorfe Johuatou.Hoberl Koott'a,
Hiram O. i layton. allot Beekley, Oregon
Wm. Vaaaa. Keglater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Darren mra i.aau oven i ,
Bursa. Pregeu. November I , ISIS.
Hottee It hereby glveu that Anna ' Walla, e,
fannerlj Anna).. Kredertckeon.of Kgll.Uicgnu,
who on No, amber 90, tW, auaile floinealeait
Bntre Ne. 04.1 forSWMKUlMt,UWlI, Her. H. '
KrfWXi BBkKWM, WU1JK., (faction ia,
Tirp. gal.. aUajr sTl. VmiaautM Maridinu
haa tied aetle ol Intention to make filial
taree-veer proof, to eatabllah elalui to the
land anovv daaerlbed, baforf Reglater aiul
Haealvar. al Burnt, Oregon, on
the t It day
ol Ufftatber, 116
Claimant natnaaaa wlln i'm-i
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Man us, Tliuuiu ilutum, all uf Hllr )rKiu
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NOTICE FX)R PUBLICATION
Umitbo BTATga UHoorrica, i
Itiirtit, Oregon, November I, tut . I
Nollee I Uaieby given that Ktua Boyei, ol
ill. Oregou, w lot, on Novembar W, lvi?,ui.,l.
oeretteatl Kutry, No otiiAt. for Hi,W',. Hec.
tl,SBWSKa,g.14,Bi,NK'.H.c .-:, VVt.TJv.',.
Bd HKUNWW, Baetlola'.'t, Tow nahtujn Hunt li,
Baas 9 rwlilaaieTte Meridian, hat III.. I
Mtlneof lateuttou lu stake llual Ihree-vcat
proof, te eatabllah elalnt to the laud above il
aorlba4,bforfKglalernd lleeelvei, at Hutu.
Oregon, on ibaatli day of Uecewber, lala.
I'laliuauliiautea aawiiueaact
Chirlei Cotuttgyt, A. T- lioui.vau, Hubert I.,
iliitlou, Thouiaa lltitlou, all of itlley, Oregon.
Wm, tASH,llegttlei
& SONS -QUALITY STORE
Burns, Oregon
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