Id hi of lnlliH'imi lioiiiiHul.
HiipWi.! lor influenza hospital.
Nursing County Influenza patients.
NurulnK County Influenza pat lent.
NurwlnK County Influenxa patient?.
Sawing wood for Influenza hospital.
Hawing wood for Influenza hospital,
Auto hire during Influenza Epidemic
Auto iilro during Influenxa Kpldemlo.
Nursing county Influenza patient.
Nuralng County Influenza patient.
Iabor on raod.
Building Springer Bridge, County
Itoad.
'.uhor on Road
1 abof on Roada. .
Material rurnlahed for Bridge at Nar
row. p.
IMPORTANT TO HollNKMKN !
Hmltli Crane lias lmn'l
the date of shipment of
horses consign! to Die
llnnge Horse Mule from
June H to June W, Thl
is for the iH'neflt of home
men, In order to place
the stock In good pasture
cloe to market to fresh
en up and rest, before en
tering the market pen.
SEE
O'Connor & Carter
For fresh fruits and
vegetables.
Famous Delicious Apples
Special prices on ton lots.
We can alao anpply yon with
Fresh Meats
Coal and Wood
Grain and Baled Hay
PkoaC4F
Bwxbm Hotel Balldln
ESIDENT
PlCKIN
Mrs. Mary Hack . Tl.00
Hums Meat Market 4.8f
i.mh Volmer no.oo
It. Ua Volmer 93.00
it Connolly .. 38. on
Herman Mart 1.76
(i. K. Bhaver 3.00
Harry Danley 28.00
Madison Richardson 32.00
Nora McDonald 136.00
Mm. B. A. Dickenson 28.40
Claud McOee 1.00
Geo. W. Young 77.10
GIBEfE
J. O. Butler
Geo. W. Young .
Geo. W. Young .
Geo. W. Young
6.00
16.26
111.60
-&tw,wa. c. 4ri -J m -aVfr?' g" Wl
Rant vs. Went may be the political laaue. before the candidate
of the two big partlea square away for the 1120 race, and with the
reconstruction period offering ao many abarp angle for party plank.
Senator William K. Borah of Idaho, haa taken a aland on Internation
al affairs which might make htm a candidate on the Republican
ticket should the weatern and progressive wings rule the convention.
On the Democratic ticket. Governor Alfred K. Smith of Now Yorh
hu been mentioned as one of the strong men of the oaat, la "favorite
aoa" ranking
ItiBMVING KHTI1 IKI
POTATOKH CHOI IT Mil. I
diseased ground, seed treatment,
spraying of plants, and care In fiar-
vesting will give a bigger and better
It pays to grow certified seed pota- crop. Only 12 farmers in all of ore
I toes. Hetter quality, yield and price gon grew certified potatoes last year.
are received. It ia profitable even Those who want to try this year may
I
I merits are followed, because the more to certification by writing to the
eareful selection of seed, use of un- cultural College at ("orvallls.
uotu
Argi-
.4134.60 Building Narrow bridge aa contract
ed.
L t. Hlbbard 80.00 Repairing roada.
('has. II. Davis 26.00 Repairing road.
J. L. Butler
A. W Hurlburt
N. K. Barth .
L. F. Wiseman
Nathan McDuffy
Klile McDuffy.
83.00 uepalrlng P. ranch hill.
21.00 Repairing County Road.
35.00 Repairing Sevedge Hill Road.
4.00 uepairing County road.
88.00 Repairing County road.
44.00 Repairing County road.
A. B. Cooley .". 88 Dragging County road.
t List of Claims Contln ueil from Page 2).
Glass & Prudhomme Co 43.60
W. A. Goodman 68.35
Burns Garage 70.30
W. A. Goodman 88.50
Kouotz Bros. (Disallowed
W. A. Goodman
Mrs. Georgia Barbee
J. I. Cavender
Int. Mt. Tel. TeL Co
mL Mt. Tel. 41 Tel. Co
hit. Mt. Tel. A Tel. Co
Int. Mt. Tel. Tel. Co
Frances Clark
V. P. Wray
iB. A. Dickenson
GUf A Prudhomme Co
Joe Linder
Haines Hospital
Supplies lor Sheriff's Office.
Truveltng rcxpenea us Sheriff.
Gasoline Supplies for Sheriff's Office
Traveling Bxpensca paid Wm. Sesnna.
.86 Commission on School bonds.
48.80 Traveling (expenses as Sheriff.
10.83 Books for Superintendent' Office.
15.00 'Car hire for Sheriff's Office.
3.00 Rental for Treasurer' Office.
6.33 Toll for Clerk' Office.
4.90 Toll for County Court.
6.31 Tolls for County Court.
17.82 Stamps for Superintendent's Office.
1.67 Kxpress charge for Court bouae.
5.00 Destroying Coyote feet.
60.42 Election Supplies.
10.00 Cleaning Court bouae.
Burns Garage
C. E. Elliott
H.rt Pennington
Roy McGee
Chas. Culp
Peter Chrlstenson
T. II. Short
Byron Terrlll
W. W. Hurd
D. A.-Glbba
J. B. Hodder
Madison Richardson
Harry Sibley 40.00
H. K. Smith 800
W. A. Campbell 80.00
38.00
2900 Care of Etta Plckleslmer.
J. W. Biggs .: 500.00 Servlee rendered In Highway u(ts
The Crane American 25.00 Printing for Victory Loan.
Reed Brothers (Disallowed) 66.90 Medicine furnished Mr. Solomon.
Haines Hospital 171.00 Care of Etta Plckleslmer.
519.00 I'intlng Delinquent taafc.
7.06 Lights for Court bouse.
(.54 Refund of Taxes.
3.00 Refund of Taxes.
Harney County Tribune fc..
Electric Light A Power Co.
Charlott Jennings
I Mrs. Frank Dunn
I Eastern Oregon Live Stock
Co
Chas. A. King
Chas A
Lools H
41.95 Refund of Taxes.
36.00 Care of County Poor.
King 229.00 Care of County Poor.
Davie 16.00 Serving Subpoena for Sheriff
wrays Stage 2.35 Express charges for Assessor's Office.
Umpshlre's Garage 36.75 Supplies furnished during Influenxa
Epidemic. .
B. B r. Smith ). 52.60 Services rendered trlli.e
Itellef patients.
Chas. Culp f.
C. H. Voegtly
Joe Rethrford( Disallowed)
Wm. Thelmer
Byron Terrlll
R. E. Green
.1. W. Buchanan
Oliver Gate
Kred Haines
J. H. Hendi on
.i O Butler
Varvln Harris
J O. Butler . .
36.00 Dragging County roads.
30.00 (.abor on Roads
10.00 Dabor on Roada.
250.00 8aiary of Roadmaster.
30.00 Dragging roads.
10.00 .nbor on Roads. .
16.00 Repairing road machinery.
26.00 Repairing County roads.
20.00 Repairing County roads.
4 3 00 Repairing County roads.
400 I .,),., r on Roads
l.ttbor on Road.
I.al.or on Road.
Labor on Roads.
Labor on Roads.
Labor on Roads.
l.:ilior on Roads.
34.00 Labor on Roads.
60.00 Labor on Road.
"00 Labor on Road.
45.00 Labor on Roada.
38.00 Labor on Road.
'14.00 Labor on Roada.
1 0 Advanced for road work.
26.00 Labor on Reed.
10 tfl Labor on Road.
8 7.00 Labor on Road.
20.00
6.26
fl 00 i,abor on Roads.
State of Oregon, County of Harney, aa;
I, Chester Dalton, County Clerk in and for the County and State afore
said, hereby certify that the foregoing I a correct copy of the bill al
lowed at the April and May 1919 Term of the County Court.
CHESTER DALTON,
County Clerk.
WRAY'S AUTO STAGE
All Touring Can
Leaves Burns Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Leaves Bend Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
Fare IUirnH to Portland via Crone with berth $ 2'.J.01
Fare IJuriiH to Portland via Bend with berth f 10.15
Ship Perishable Goods, Express and Fast Freight
via Bend in Our Care
FARE, $10.00 50 lbs. baggage free
HEADQUARTERS AT REED RROS.
jLelSLOll says the Good Judge
"And remember it, too.
The better the quality of your
chew, the more you'll enjoy it.
-
You'll get more out of your to
bacco money, too you'll save
part of it for something else.
A small chew of this quality
tobacco tastes good and it
lasts and lasts.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco - ,
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
WAV OPKN TO GROWING
CERTIFIED HKKD HPIDS.
Dr. B. T. Smith
Delia Volmer
82.50 Service rendered treating County
Rellefpatlent.
90.00 Nursing County Influenza patients.
' A way to grow certified, disease
free, standard-type eed potatoM is
open to Oregon farmers. By use of
rood seed and directed cultural prac
tice, with inspection by potato spec
ialist, seed will becertified for the
benefit of the producer and also of
the grower who want to grow the
beat Quality of potatoes.
The 1918 Hat of certified aeed
growera has been Isaued by the Ore
gon Agricultural College, and tree
copies may be had on application. It
County j waa written by M. B. McKay, Jnapect
1 or and associate plant pathologist. It
tells the how and why of certification
and gives information on making ap
plication for entry in the 1919 season.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Make the
Burns
Garage
your headquarters
III during
Chautauqua Week
June 24-25-26-27-28-29
Range Horse
AUCTION
at South Omaha, Nebraska
FIRST SALE JUNE 16-17
FRANK SNYDER and BILLY WALKER
Horse and Mule Salesmen
CHRIS HUGHES, Stable Foreman
I. C. GALLUP
Mgr. and Auctioneer
A. H. CARLEY, Bookkeeper
I. C. Gallup Horse & Mule Commission Co.
South Omaha, Nebraska
In
To Range Horse Raisers I
Special Horse Train Leaves Crane, Oregon on June 6
Fair prices are expected, and we would like the
support of the Eastern and Central Oregon horse
raisers in order to establish a good market for the
range horses.
We have had Billy Walker in the southeastern
states for the past several weeks and will keep him
among the buyers during the month of May. He
has the promise for many good buyers for our first
sale.
As horses will be mostly purchased by southern
buyers, would advise shipping fillies and mares aged
from four to six, weighing from 1050 to 1300 lbs.
As I have had several years experience and as
sociation with southern buyers, I believe I have an
opportunity to make some of the best possible sales
for Harney County horse raisers for the present sea
son. WilJ epme to your ranches and cut your horses
to best selling sort. Phone, write or see me for fur
ther particulars, as all consignments should be in by
June 1 on account of ordering the necessary cars.
Smith Crane, Burns, Oregon