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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

How 10 Avoid conaumptpn.
The important points ln the pre-
Venfion 90 consumption are pure air,
anniiary surroundings. on abundance
Of light and fresh ar and cleanliness
"a the dueiiine. oHlct and wflk shop,
proper clothing, eood food properly
cooked. modfrafr resi- and recreation.
avoidance uf an cNerasca--in other
words. moderate living. The Excess
eive nee of alconolic liquors i1wers ".
tality favors infection ard hsstcns
n fatal formulation. Every one should
be- prepared % battle with cgneump'
ton 10 spreads lts terrors IN the huta
Of The poor and the DWELLINGS OF the
rich Weakly persons particularly
those who have been exposed il the
disease or those dfrccnded from con.
Eumpiife parents. should constantly
Dc on their ruard sraiugi this dia.
ease These persons should seek out
door accupatinnl Don't apli on the
Sidewalk. on thc nolr of any build
inr. street car OF other uublic ecu.
Veynnce. where The spliion will be-.
come dfy and permit the spread of
the germs Which o may contain. when
you must apit 40 su in a gutter, es-
L"|N.NNN NNIL "NH|N"HNNNNHN" "MN"NH psf NNNH
opening 0f 2 sewer or In q spiituun.
Get e rood example 90 The consump'
lives. and thus contribute towards The
saving % many lives. including. per.
chance, Your own.
No 6pit. No Conaumes,cE.
n you yourself are afflicted With
consumption. iand y0r NAV be. With
out knowing iil. your splitting on the
io'rs OF your apartments may cause
a further Infection Oi your own lungs.
COnsumpiives frequently recover from
their disease without any treatment
whatever when removed from the
sources of Infection. JOIN IN the anti.
spit crusade Favor the enactment
and enforcement OF laws prohlhiiiag
splitting on sidewalks or hoors, IN
street ears az other conveyances.
% everything IN your power 90 pre-
vent those with whom you live oI
work or associate. from splitting IN
carpets or floors 4 the house. TIE on
nee or the work shop. Use every On.
donvor % cause the consumptlye with
whom won 1--we. work or associate 20
properly dispose OF hts spuium u
You bro woman, DO um wear skirts
which swcCn The sidewalk of The spit
~ The Cn1sumpN and other NTH
end thus carry disease into the house
Don't nui in guuf mouth money, oi
ARTICLES which have been pfumiecn
orFy handled hy DINERS
Don't put your finger In your mouth
or nosiril, unless % u perfectly clean.
Don't negloci to wash your hands Pee.
fore sou Cai
Keen the body clean. Battle fire.
duently Exercise dali IN the open
air 60 cold weather OF In warm Walk
ing. swimming cycling. golhng. horse
tack riding or other exercises c1uH'
ING deep hreathlng. are al Of ad'
vantage n prarticed In moderation.
WALK erect Breathe through yonr
nosirllE. always.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
WOUNDED CONVICT
ELUDES GUARDS
JAMES SANDERS or BERNALlLLo
MADE DESPERATE BREAK FoR
LIBERTY.

James Sanders. negro "a years
old, sentenced 10 three years In the
Territorial penilonuary from nerna-
lilo county on a charge OF burglary
and larceny, made desperate break
for liberty Thursday afternoon, and
although wounded is stin al large A
posse Of guards with bloodhounds h.
closely pursuing sho convict who IN
now in The vicinity OF Glorieta.
Sanders, who was a trusty. having
but short tlfnc 90 serve. was sent
With q small carr 90 the livestocl, de-
nariment at The prison. % remove
some lumber from tho hog pens iie
deserted the cart bat was missed ten
minutes after his lishl began
The hiuodhuunds OF the Institution
we're "a once placed on his track aud
followed him nix miles ln the dlrec-
lion of Lamy along Inc railroad track.
The dogs then lost the trail Dut the
guards kept 40 the pursuit About
dusk Thursday night Sanders was
seen near 0lOrieia and refused 40 halt
when 80 ordered The guards opened
IRE. and Sanders was seen in fall tie
wae evidently shot through the lea
We then escaped In the darkness and
the guards were unable 10 lind him.
superintendent Arthur rrcliord re-
.co'yCd q telegram from i.umy COM
1rmlna fho rennu that Sanders was
wounded in Che ioe bn was sllll az
large.
The superintendent sa'f thnt San
icrs would undoubtedly he roiaken
before thc ci0sp of ihc dav
James Scott. The United States nriH-
oner who disappeared more than o.
week arn from the pen'tentiary. Is
.auU missing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

"Whno returning from ihC Grand
Army ossampmcnt nt washington
city, comrado from Elgin no.. VISA
.nken with cholera murhua and was M
g critical condition. says Mr 4. y.
noughland of Eldon. lows. ~ gave
Ain Chamhborlalra cello. Cholera
and Dlarhoea Romody aud believe
gagged fof ten years in Immigration
work aud have conducted many par
Ties So the south ana west ! always
carry thia remedy and have uaed q
successfully cn many occaHlpnE
Eall Dbl al ifur'7fF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
oANANEA WILL &c MADE
a MILITARY POST

AZ result of tho labor riots and
hlo1dshed which broke out ln Cananea
on Jure j among the Mexican en-.
ploycs al iho Cnnanoa Consolidated
Copper company's hig copper mines.
cananel viii o. made AN army par.
fison post and one of me largest mil.
ary airunRholds iu northern sonora.
The recommendation of Military
Governor Luis r. Torres of Sonora 20
This ofcc has inst been approved hy
The war department Ia Mexico CITY
aud cen Mexican troops will be- ata.
tiunodW there gl once.
-Four CUinpfnita of troops have been
ia Cananpa etei since The onthraahs
and This rumber Will be Increased 20
ihe number stirred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
las VEGAS Nav



Before 900 pera0ns. one az the most
representative audiences which ever
assembled IN las Vegas on any occa.
sion, the recently completed home OF
the i.Rn Vegas Y "A. G.. A. was Thurs
day nlght formally dedicated 20 the
youta and manhood OF the Meadow
City aud lis tributary interests. says
NE Opilc
Tho speakers Of the evening we're
Hon Gardiner Laihrop. general sullc-
itor for the Santa Fo railway. George
-. McNll, International railroad eoc-
Rotary and James q McNary. pfcsi-
dent Of the board nf directors Chair
man y. H. Browne of the building
committee presented the keys 90 he
new home 90 President McNary with
Ia few citing remarks These we're
received With an appropriate re-
spnnse. after which the audience rose
and repeated n unlFnn the solemn
words OF The hCncdicNon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SAN JUAN oouNrv

a meeting Of ire directors OF the
Pennington Fair and Fruit carnival
was held 90 the reading room Friday
night with William Butler ns tens
porary chairman, says the Farming
ton Times. On motion the following
officers were elected President. a.
N. Edwards; secretary. j. q. Hubs
bard. committee on adyortising. g. b.
stivera and D. T Fay. finance come
mittce J, a. Duh A. N Amsle and
John Weston; entertainment commit-
Tee. w ~ nanhure G. = Voorhees,
and n Maaslnrin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

A waichman's neglect permitted a
leak IN the great North Sea dyke.
which q ehild's finger could have stops
ped. 10 become a ruinous break 10.
vasiating an entire province Of Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Me-
liver, ~ naceboro, Ne. permitted B
little cold 10 so unnutCed until
tragic finish was only agerted BY Dr.
king'g New Discovery he writes.
Three doctors gave me ap 20 die az
lung inflammation. caused BY a ne
elected cold, but or KINGS New
Discovery saved MY iife" Guar
anieed best cough and cold cure. 90
an drugeiais soc amt 100 Trial
bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

am 0nlv so years old and don't
expect even when ] 500 20 he real old
t0 feel thar way as long as ! can Fei
Electric litprs." said Mra y n. hrun-
son 0i Dublin. GA Surely there's
noiung else keeps the ola M yOung
and makes ihe weak az strong ua this
Rrand medicine DyHpopala. torpid
NrfT innamod Kidneys or chronic
constitution are unknown after taxi
ine Electric niitcTs q reasonable time.
Qurantoea by an drugglsis. Price zoe,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
NOTICE

To Simon Sanders. bis heirs. admin
iatraiora and asslFns;
You are hereby notified that ? have
expended Ga labor and improvements
upon the agnes lode aiiuhied in lne
New plecers Mining district. county
of Santa Re, Territory OF New Mex
leo. for the year 1904. one hundred
dollars 100000, as will appear by
certificate filed June 9Th. 1904. IN
the ONCE of the Recorder Of said
county. and for the year 1903 one
hundrod dollars ffiO000l. az viii ap.
near hy certificate fled July e5lh
1905. in the once OF the Recorder 81
said county, ln order 90 hold the saia
PREMISES under provisions of section
232f. Revised Statutes of the United
States. being amount required 10 hold
che samf FOR the years ending Dqcem.
Der 3lat 1904 and December 1lu
1905. respectively.
And " Within ninety days after lhl
notice by publication sou fall of REFUSE
lo contribute your proportion Dl such
expenditure as co-oWnoE your interest
n said claim Win become toe prop.
.efiy oi the subscriber under said Sec.
tlon 2s2i
WILLIAM LOFINCK,
First publication Anril 3i. 1906
-a-~aao-ea-e.-se--
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

fny special arrangement Win q
prominent Tuberculosis fxpca of THE
city. The Evening Ciuzon Hiil pnh'
lish q serie4 81 articles one each Sat
urdny. dealing with MAJ malady,
Whidf 81 fest becoming ttr National
disease. consumption. or tno Great
white Plague" These articles. writ.
Sea aa thfg are. hy one who hag made
sails spoo DC malady a zee study, viii
treat of She disease from if inctp-
sion 90 90 most advanced stage. and
were sgcyrfd and viii be published
On The nope that 3 iholf pcrusal some
unfortunate helne may BE- saved. and
n only one ont of The Citizens many
readers. urohis iaoreby 90 The extent
uf successfully combating The dreaded
disease. then zoe physician who writes
these articles. tnd ihe paper which
publishes t1tm. Will feel fully repaid
tor their trouble and e8ueusel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Charles Smith. a bartender WHO ar
rived in Ration about a week ago from
Pueblo and who secured work IN one
.of the local saloons. was arrested the
other morning by Deputy sheriff
anowden and iedecd IN the county
iail. undersherif Tim OLeaFv III pu-
eblo arrived later aud took smith
back 90 Pueblo with him smith was
financial secretary Of lhe Bartandors'
Protective association ana Is ALLEGED
% have collected an amount OF dues.
~ the nelehborhood Of $50. qua Then
He'd 20 Ratnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
TOMBSTONE ENOlNEER
AVOIDS ACCIDENT

The youn9 son az John Escapulo
had a narrow escape from a serious
accident and perhaps death. the other
morning. says the Tombstone Prose
pector he started "a drive over the
failroad crossing Just al the 30 O'Clock
train was pulling out Engineer 30
Curtis saw the boy start 20 drive
across Che tracks, and By applying
the air brakes quickly succeeded ln
bringing ihe engine % stop not
more than within two foot of the
WAGON Had De n0 lHOtlcod che boy
the engine would have struck the
horse and Indicted considerable dam
aeo, and the boy could not have
escaped without serious injuries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SHARE OUR PROFITS
SEWING MhcHtNr rprr

our now prout sharing plan onahiea
our cash customers 20 secure seWinr
machines. carpets, lace curtains. dir.
ner sets, washing mnchlno6 ana ofbor
Fhiuhhle articles without cost we
Flve a reiunding slip vita every uur.
chase. Send for premlmum llsf we
sen cheaper ihan amy other catalonur
house and you viii save money ~
buying direct from ua.
FIFTY CENTS FREE
Write i0r our new Mnnimoufb aeo
page Catalogue. FREE ana a an, hiil
fOf 00c.
NON. b. LOOK
consumers Wl0lfEaIe Cainioaua
House. ia42 Blake ST. Denver. Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
CONTINUED On next Saturdays issue
Of The Evening Ciiizen.l

young people OF Manuellto. These
aquatic feats arO performed IN a
small, ocmentod reservoir al the back
Of the premises about Farr's villa.
Stinson Barr shows himself 10 be-
most proficient IN the somewhat
strenuous art 80 far
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS


Leunard schmidt OF pouaies. Rons-
eyet county has been appointed hy
Governor hagefman to be- notary
nuhlic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

~ trouble 20 contend with. spring
from a torpid liver and blnckadoi
bowels. unless Nou awaken them 20
their proper action with nr Kings
New life Pills; the ploasantest and
most effective niii Tor Consultation
They prevent appendicitis and tone up
the system. 25c az al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

10 not hesitate fo ask Tor free
sample oi Chamberlaln's stomach ana
Liver Tablet We are glad 10 give
them 10 anyone who Is troubled with
hillousness. constipation. ur any dis
order az the stomach. Many have been
permanently cured hy their use. For
sole nv 40 drrrnisiE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
FIVE MILLION RABBITS
MORE OR LESS
RANcHER THINKS Nc HAS THAT
MANY ON MS PLACE NEAR
PHOENIX.

There arc perhaps very few people
NJ ne valley who ara aware that Sec.
reiory Van 81 Nccr VI the board Of
trade ayr dive cents each for the
scaips of rabbits. Gays ilc phconlE
1aectC lu fncf hc % noi aware Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
ESCAPED CONVICT
CENT uP FROM AERE
M 1904. FoR RosBlNo iLFELo's.
LAWLGR's AND BooTA's ausi.
NESS HousEs-ARREsTED ~
MoMlLLiN AND kNAPp-EscAP.
60 ONCE BEFORE.

James Sanders. the negro. who was
shot 10 the penhcnliary while escap.
lnE. bui who made Kood hrs escape,
Hn far was sent up from this city IN
the fall of 1904 Tor robbery receiving
three wears sentence
BE was arrested Boy Chief OF Police
McMilin aud Omcer Knapp tho day
AFTER me Hold robbery, the goods be-
Ina found in Bic possession Ho was
also connected with the r3hbina 90
LAWYERS place and Booths tailor
snop 90 suly of that year
During the hursum administration
~ the pcnlicntiary, Sanders effected
hls escape, hut was recapiurod BE
n also known under the alias Of James
Gibson A full account OF his recent
escape D. published elsewhere On this
issue of The Evening Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

The bids on the new building for
the First National bank were opened
yesterday IN the presence OF The writ
cr aud other Interested parties. sayF
the Pennington Times The bids
were as follows, w. g. Whiuock.
shiprocK. ti2la7. b. r. Lake. nu-
range. sis Too. WephOrno a Lewis.
Farmlnrinn. 9ffl8b: n W. Tice.
Farmlneton. sii.Si2. , ID Taylor put
ln a bid on plumhlng and heating for
ft.08027 The bids above an include
plumbing and heating Tlce pat in
supplementary bid following spoci-
lcaflnnH except io use cement blocks
Instead Of brick and stone. 40 Sl02ia.
An bids we're rcicctcd and the hank
viii take cnarae of Che work and le'
Kin az once aud eXEeci i0 have u
Comulei ga hv December
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

"Oh, come now. You wouldn't col
him q liar would your
well NOS 90 BIS iare.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

hangcr Wayne Davis and inrmef
Deputy sheriff walter Card had an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

WILLIAM TITTNINl
First publication April "a. 1905.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09
Timber Land Act June is7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED tfATEs LAKp OFfiCE,
HuFuF. Oregon. June Z iflN

Burns. oregon. June 2 iao0.i
Notice il hereby given that In compliance
With the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
timber lands IN the states Of California, Oregon
Nevada aud Washington Territory. /" a. extend
Cd 70 all the Public Land staias by act ui Aus
usi =, lsy,. the following named persons have
THIS day nled In this once thvir sworn state.
Richard b Mycrs Of Jenerson. County Of
Marion, state Of oregon, sworn statement No
isI, for the purchase Of the M. 0f section ~
EmmS ., MyerS, OF Jefferson County Of
Marion, state Ol Oregon sWorn statemonf No
aas, for the purchase oi the 6ki< OF seelian ~,
township y y, range =, n, w.M
State Of Oregon, sworn statement No s3s. fof
for the purchase OF the NM. NElf ~ NNil
And sw, NM34; Of seetiou p, township y ) !.
Esrle 4. Aupperle. Of Jonenson. County Of
Marion. state of Oregon. sworn siateneni No
$40, for the PuIehass Of the W. sEi4 sWi.
NJ. and sEss hws< section 10, township "a : !,
Mattie NJ. Christensen. Of Jenerson, County
Of Marion, state Of oregon. sworn statement
No. Sil, for the purchase Of ~ OF w, Oi sec.
tiOn 10. township "a g., range Az " 81
| That they will Offer proofs TO show that
the lands sought ere more valuable for the
timber or stone thereon than for agricultural
purposes, and 10 establish thieF claims tO said
/ land before the County clerk OF Crook County,
OREGON Al his regular Official place Of bust
ness A. frineyille, oregon on Saturday the nth
They name az Witnesses
| VI. A. Foster, of Prineyille. Oregon william
o. Christensen, y. MyeTE, .. W. Parrish aud
n. y. Myers Of Jefferson, Oregon.
of the above described lands are requested q
hle their claims Ia this once on OF before the
Nm, FARRE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed admin
istratrix OF the Gstate Of Thomas How.
ard, deceased by an order OF the County
Court Of Harvey County, Oregon, dated
April p. 1905, aud has duly qualified
All pcreons having claims against said
estate are hereby required TO prcsonI
them, with proper vouchers. within siS
months from The date OF this notice
either to the undersigned at her resi-
dcncc near nrewsey, or at the Office Of
Biges & Bigls Burns, Oregon.
Dated April 81, igaG
MARruA ] llnwAnn,
Administrative
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

In thu County Court Of the Stale Of Ore
gon for Harney Connty.
In the matter OF the estate Of Willards
n. Jorgensen. Deceased.
The undersigned executor Of the last
will and testiment Of the above named
dscedent having filed his report and
final account as required by Law
Notice is hereby given TO all whom It
may concern that Hon II. g. Levens
Judge Of the above entitled court has
appointed Monday the 18th day Of June
1906 at the hour Of lO:S6 O'Clock a. N
for the hearing OF objections 10 such
final account and the settlement thereof
and that this notice be Published in The
Times-Herald once week for success
siye weeks. Dated this 10th day OF
May 1906.
w. l.. MARSDEN,
Executor.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09
NOTICE Fok PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
burns. Oregon. MAJ 81 80

Burns, oregon. May 3, 100 ,i
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler baF died notice Of his intention
TO make hnal proof Ia support of his claim ,and
that said proof viii be made before r. n. WI,
kiusOn, A. =. Commissioner, af his regular OF
noiAl place Of business a McDefmiu, oregon
on June ~ 1901, viz Frank ~ rHgr. ~ Sc
Dermi.t Oregon II. D.. No. alsf u.ascFirt .rIies
for the Nla Ak'i and ~ NN "a. nfc y, q. 2 -.
n. 80 H.. VI ~,
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsidence upon and cultivation
al said Land viz; A. ". Packard, D. q. Nllkln.
son, j. d Minor, Wm Minor. all Of Mcbefmiu,
Oregon.
NN. fAEEE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09

us'5re .r,ys.l.,se og,.l,cT

rstrrn aTkfts IANn OFtttr
hutue. urpr0u, Apfi ~. iloN.i
Notice BE- harotY NlVcn that n compliance
witt che provisions ni fhe Hrt u congress of
June O. is,s. euiiiiol IAN nut iar The sale oi
unHtr laud lu coo stafDs Of California, ore
rou. Nevada aud Washington Territory" ~
extended to all the fubllc land States by
HcI rf August Z 1Nll. MVlunma \. Mclls,
of Milton county oi Rock, state oi Wis
runtin. has thls day niicd in this nelcc his
sworn statement Na. all. iof thc purrhAsc oi
ne sWi. 81 section Nn1t in Township No. ~
~ Range Nu 9t b., W. ~, and viii OHef prpof
tO show that thu land luuRht a mor valuable
FOR iis timber and STONE lhnu iuf agricultural
rurtuscf. uud tn establish hls glaim 90 said
InuA before thc NoriHtri hnd Receiver Of THIS
umcu lf hurnt, ofrEUu, uu Tuesday, the 18th
uHf uf luuU. iNNs
DO uamft na witnesses George ". shaw,
Peter lnfnrf. NTuHrH Salisbury ui Nufns, ore
ran. ami taffui CrrII. of Nilry. oregon.
AuN nuu nN ruffHNH rlHImiuH adversely the
nhuVr.dUfruhcl lnuns Hfu requested 20 hle
thCir ritfuH In thla uniru un cf before said
Wa FArnE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-09
Watch us grow Harney County

Watch us grow Harney County
Bank.
/ Rev. A. B. Minaker has gone to
the railroad on business.
Horsemep should see the pedi-
gree of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
Bank by Mail, this convenience
is for out of town custoners.-H Har-
ney County Bank.
Chester Dalton and Clifford Reed
! are going to Spring creek tomorrow
on vacation trip.
Our Savings Department, encour-
ages the women aud young folks TO
open a savings acoount,--Harney
County Bank.
Hankins Bros. desire to extend
their sincere gratitude to those who
were kind in their assistance and
sympathy in their recent beieave-
ment.
Roberta, the little daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Hibbard, was pass
eng,r out on this mornings stage
enroute TO Portland where she will
visit her grandmother and other
relatives for two months.
You want the best medicines
that can be prepared, regardless OF
cost. Come to the City Drug Store
with your prescriptions and YOU
will always get it--aud the cost
will be reasonable aud fair.
Ora Hill aud sister Julia are in
the city from their ranch home.
Miss Ellio Hill has accompanied
her Uncle NJ. b. HAYES, 10 Malheur
county on n visit TO the Claypool
family.
Several new people have arrived
this week with the intention Of lo-
eating upon government land.
Among the late arrivals are Mr..
Meade and son OF Montana and
Mr.. Biddle, Of Linn county, this
state.
X. G. Staples Of Portland, and
Chas. Russell Of Spokane. came in
by way Of Prinevillo Tuesday even
ing and have gone TO Narrows.
Both gentlemen are friends Of j. G.
Turner, the land man, and are i'm
terested in the Harney valley.
Elmer, little son of Mrs. MARTHA
Ash, was thrown from n horse
Thursday afternoon and an ugly
cash some q inches in length cut
in the back of his scalp. Although
not serious il is quite painful. DIR.
Geary dressed the wound.
Dave Newman figured in run
away last Tuesday in which he re-
ceiyed broken collar bone. He
was driving the cook wagon for w,
w Browns horse outfit at Wagon
tire whore ii occurred. DR.. Geary
was called out aud reduced the
fracture.
The Times Herald will make
this a bargain month ia the way of
subscriptions and has arranged
to give the Semi-Weeklv st Louis
Republic free to ali who pay up
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The Times Herald. New subscib-
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