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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
Timbsr Land Act, June .. Is5s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSisab ,.l,. sr.sss on..L., Lase ,, og,,e, 4. -.

uSfrrb srAf1s LAnp oFricr
Burns, Oregon, April .a. ifol
Notice 10 hereby given that In compilanc,
uith the provisions Of the act Of Congress ol
June !. isse, entitled IAN act for the sale ol
uuhsr land In tho states Of California. Ore
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territory, a,
extended a. all the Public Land states b.
act of august = iy2 Welcome \. Well,
consin. has this day allied 10 thls once III,
sworn statement No. va. Tor the purchase Of
the swi. OF section MOL in ToNuship No. ~
h.. Range SO, "a D.. ", NJ. aud will offer proof
20 show that the land sought IL more valuable
for itn tlinbef and stone than tot Agricultural
purposes. and 10 establish his claim 90 said
land before the Register aud Receiver Of this
once a. Burns, Oregon, on Tuesday. the 2dth
day Of June. iys.
He names a. witnesses. George ". shaw,
Peter Garner. George Salisbury oi Burns, ore
Eon. and Carol Cecil. Of Riley. oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ab0ve-described lands are requested 10 nie
ath day OF June, lSh.
wn FAEHE. Register
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eNLL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury
Tor the redemption of all warrants
registered Interest on the same
will ocnso from this date, March 3.
1906
J NJ DALTON,
Treasurer Harvey County Oregon
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Timber Land, Act June 8, isS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uurns, oregon, March 7. ipoi.
Nniire 10 hereby riyrn that IN compliance
with che Uruvisinns Of tho ace af lunHfcss uf
luua H. tsss. entitled AN hrf iuT the sale "
tlmh,f lanfs iu thr aiaies Of CHlliafnia ore
run, Nevada. aud Washington Territory" a.
pNtcudUi iu an the Public iand States hY act
~ August a. ivii. James Hudson usurdirt, uf
Uuuulam. county of thshalls state ui Washing
ton, has ihls dHy nlod Ia this uniry bis sworn
fiatrmuni Nu Nu iuf the purchase ~ The WI
NNi Sec. 4. o. 'l n, it II q HN'. HN' B, see
ai. Hii So section Ne ID iu Township Ne.
giH Naurr Nu W o. " a.. and wilt ufief
proof in show that thU ihud sought 10 mufu val
liable lur lis timber uf stone than Tot aFfiUul
fufal purposes and ~ establish hiN claim g.
faid lsud hriufu thr nrrisirf and Receiver ~
this ONCE ~ Burns. ufUHnu, on Tuesday, the
18th day ~ May, inu.
iip unurs na Witnessed Mfs, taH. ~ hrnri
diet ut liuuuinm, Washington, knhi, Ail'
liams uf MlUY, oregon, ticu. " shaw aud ~
trf farmer ~ Nufnt. oregon.
Any anfail pcfsuus rialmiuE adversely the
above dcacrihrd lands afp requested tn Me their
rlalms Ia this office ou of before said l,ih DAY
Of MHy, TO.
Wa fAHHr. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usIrnD sTArEs LANp OFTtcE,
hnIna. OIanon. AnIll d. D.

haFus Oregon. April Ia. ipol.
Notice 10 hereby given that 0cofse ",
Aesiel, of lautn, ofcGoD, has hied notice u
iufentlon 10 make proof On hts dessr.land a
SEC n. T.As., X BE., ". N. 6siors ne Rss
ister and Receiver Al burns, oregon. on Thurs
cay. the 7th day Of June, Is1E.
He names the follosing witnesses 10 prove
land; Chipman q, smith. OF Burns. Oregon,
ffank q. Fisier, william "a, Cecil. Of Lauen,
OREGON. Davis n. Turner, Nenatof
VIZ. fAhHE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
E. t. Haley is up from Nsrrows,

Il. 7. Haley is up from Nsrrows.
s. s, Williams, the OBJ stage
contractor, is in the city
ONION sETs--oNIoN SETS
Schwartz 4 Budelman have them.
Austin Goodman's sheep shear
ing plant is now in operation.
New arriyals--of Summer Dress
Good, see Schwsrtz a Budelmsn.
W. s. Wells. Of Milton. wiscon-
sin. arrived here last Saturday
afternoon.
If you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, zee +. VI. Jordan,
the surveyor.
b. w. Hamilton and wife left
yesterday afternoon for the Jenkins
shearing plant.
Good clean seed barley may be
obtained at the Martin Bros. ranch
north Of Burns.
J. II. Logan and wife were the
guests Of Assessor Logan and
family one day this week.
Look Out-Get the safety Incu-
bator, now il runs without lamp,
See w. T. Smith about IL, Burns
Oregon.
George Ashton left this morning
for Barren valley TO shear sheep.
From there he will 90 TO Tonopah
Nevada.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Drinkwater
are now residents Of this city.
They occupy the Jorgensen resi-
ience and business property.
A good six room residence and
four lots, also two seated covered
hack for sale. Inquire Of Mrs.
Robt. Drinkwa,er, Harvey Gree.
II you are particular about your
coffee, try the harrington Hall"
brand, your money back II you are
not satisfied .-Lunaburg q Dalton.
G. o. Hendricks and wife spent
. few days in our city this week,
he former having come up TO as
list in making the official count Of
he ballots for the election held last
Friday. They returned home yes
.erday.
The Harnev Saw Mill. Roy Buo-
1Ard proprietor. is ready for the
work. Orders Of any sire
,an be filled at any time. All
Sinds Of dressed and rough lumber
IN hand, also shingles Good road.
Write for prices on large or small
riders.
w. +. Trisch left here the first
Il the week In charge Of n large
punch Of cattle for Mr.. Hanley for
he railroad. hut he took quite sick
his side Of Drewsey and found IL
necessary 10 return home He
'ame in on Thursday nights stage
md although somewhat used up,
> able 10 be on the street.
Messrs. Lewis q Garrett the old
ime livery stable firm. will place
III tteir business at the Burns
livery and Feed barn on south
Main 81. at once. All their busi-
less will then be consolidated at
me barn. They will be In a posi-.
ion 10 better look after their busi.
less In this way aud hope 10 see
heir old patrons often.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UEiFED STATES LaND OFFIoE,
Burns, Oregon, April ~, le06.

burus, oregon, April ~, lsuo.
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of bis intsniisn
and that aid proof will be made beiore the
REGISTER and Receiver a BuTns oregon. on
May IS lsos, ViIi ulyses ;. Reynolds, OF
silEies, Oregon, "A. n No. 1910 for the ~
NWx. NJ sNt<, sec. rs. Z. las, s.,R81E., NJ
Ne names the following witnesses a. prove
his oontinuOus Tesidenes upon and cultivation
kiAs, III Hopper. Jap Beasis, all Of slyies,
Oregon.
Wa. fAEEE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
fimbsr Land. Act June .. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Heaa@t VA@a'hf FN'AeaAg ~ NeANtf
Notice "a hereby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions " the act OF Congress Of
Jane s. ISIS entitled An aet i0r the sale II tim.
Der lands In the states Of California. Oregon,
ID 10 all the Public Land states b. act VI AUG
ust 4. ies2. finkney N. Carlton, of HOquian.
eoanty Of chehalis, state Oi Washington, has
No. 10 s1or the paTchase 0f the ~ Of NJ NJ ner
non No y. In Ios nship No. n Range No ~
stone than for agricultural puTlsiscf, nnd a.
establish his cleim n raid land belOre the keg
later aud keoeifer az lhif once at b1fns, ore
g0n. on Friday, the Afh day OF May. isti.
He names a. Witnesses; Georse VI. shas and
Peter Garner Of burns, Oregon, Robert }. Viii
lama Of kiley, Oregon, aud AiOnzO a. Hubble
Of HOQuiam. Washington.
ANY aud all peTsons eiaini1E adversely thf
aboye-deseriDed lands are requested 10 nle their
May ,isS.
M. FAHHK, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srArEs LAND OFFICE.
Nufns. Nrp0on. Atfil n insi

Burns, oregon, April 3 tasi
Notirc Il hereby given that the follow inr.
naincd SETTLER hss hlcd notice ~ his Intention
20 make hnal proof IN suppou Vt his claim. aud
that said pruoi viii he made before the Register
ana kercivet a Burns surcfou, ON May Wh iptsi.
VIA thaflcs q. Nramncf, uf nrcwsey, Urcgun.
n. ~ No il1A, cor she ~, M I. Sec. e. n NJ 4
\. ~ and lots aud .. scc. - z ias.. r.
"a ". ". ".
lie namcs the following witnesses tn prnNp
hie continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Oi said land. yiEi Vahrtcl =, Rush. samuel
Mtlhems. uivl a. COfbiu and Willism ". atar.
hart, All Of nrcNsey. OrcEun
w fAHRr, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
Local News.

q nurns prineville Stage Go.
Ilre a special rate Of SIS for
trIp betmeen the tuo places
sf>cr court. Those uho con
xte going should notify b.
'nbere.
h Patterson is in the city
I.a~en.
v Wnghams, just arrived
Artx & Budelman.
pet hats at greatly reduced
"a Mrs. G. A. Byrd's.
,k}ng BY Mail, an especial
. --Harney County Bank.
9 Ebza Logan is the guest OF
,ts b this city, having came
"a Silvies in company With
desschan. ii
lanyard and wife ANDY
lanyard were over from
, yeeterday and took in the
1sl Iast night.
DF Hawley about Fillmore
fhs standardized trotting
h. He will stand this season
fair grounds.
alton. candidate for trea-
and A. X. Richardson, the |
- ID sheriff, have returned !
visii to Drewsey.
wAr(r & Budelman are now |
aking stock preparatory TO
udelman retiring from the
hicb will be May Let.
Robt. Drinkwater will soon
oomplete stock of Millinery
n Dc Jorgenson building. !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Londy has returned FROM a
ssFeral weeks over in Crook
where he IL looking after
crosts Of the Road Co. /
oprb the weather has been>
,Instry and stormy the past
Il haf not seriously damaged
nb nor as far rs reported.
n. nj. Jordan took her de-
this morning for Portland
she will remain indefinitely.
% 10 have her eyes treated
70 IDEAS in ready to wear
pte from the greatest suit
In thr country Call on Mrs.
NsIrnn and ser the new
nod summer samples.
Ir>Ipn" Mace will leave some
'ext week for Pearl, Idaho,
ho goes TO visit his son,
n. and daughter Mrs. Charles
rton lie will spend the
= there.
Al Irwin hns arranged 10
the Presbyterian Sunday
a picnic at the fair grounds
.tuFoay afternoon. from !
npnl .. A nice and inter-
progran will be arranged
mic j. fnr the Presbyterian
school children aud their
The pavilion will be-
I'D the natural history ex-
aovo to the children.
lin this city yesterday
z. xt the home Of Mrs. Mar
ker. James Baker, aged 73
I'd ~hs a pioneer resident Of
unsy and a highly respected
H. was a brother Of L ID
tho only surviving member
mmediale faulty in this sec
uecehscd was not married.
neral was held this afternoon
efment made in the Burns
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28

ineo. OOlemhn IL uOWn lrOn
Harney.
Up-to-date lob printing at reason
able prices.
An almost new go-cart for sale
inquire at this Office.
Banking By Mail, an especia
feature. Harney County Bank.
The Ladies' Band will give a 90
cial dance at Locher's hall mex
Friday night.
Slant Tyler and wife are ovel
from Warm Springs the guests o.
] relatives end friends.
Horsemen should see the pedi.
gree Of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
: The Woodmen Of the World will
give a dance at Locher's hall in
this city on Friday, June /.
A large number Of our people
have been subpoensed TO Prineville
as witnesses in the George Miller
trial
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Metschan
are 10 from Silvies, having come
down to take in the minstrel last
night. They are the guests Of
friends.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds in this
city this season. Those interested
should cali on ID. +. Hawley for
particulars.
W. Il. Smith came down from
his ranch yesterday 90 consult a
physician about his eyes which
have been bothering him. He
found they were not seriously in
jured.
For Sale-A Clydesdale stallion.
5 years old, weight 1900 lbs; sc-
to this country and n
good foAl getter, Address this
office.
John d. DAILY, president Of they
First National Bank Of Burns, is
here from his home in Boise. He
is here on business and expects TO
start on his return tomorrow.
DR. Marsden was again called to
the w. d. Buchanan home near
Harney Thursday night. lie found
Uncle Billy suffering from spot
ted fever, but left him improving
c. W. McClain and son Harry
arrived home yesterday afternoon
from Portland where they spent
the winter, They will go to the
ranch soon, They were accompan-
led in by Charley Bernard.
The Windsor bar is again open
under the management Of the old
time saloon man, Lee Caldwell. He
would be pleased 10 have his friends
call aud see him.
Jason Bennett made proof on
SOME land last Tuesday. He re-
sides in the vicinity of Welcome
vile aud SAYS II We believe that's a
desert out there TO come over and
see his fine alfalfa.
Hon. c. w. Parrish expects TO
lake his departure for the stock
ranch over a, Izee the coming week
and will 90 from there to Prineville
where he Is called to attend the
rial Of Geo Miller
l.. G. Bradfeld, the genial fore \
man on the =. l.. :. 70. Pine creek !
was in the city yesterday,
having come oyer on business. |
Lou is always the same old boy
aud bis friends are glad TO see him.
II you must 60 TO Prime
viILe to attend the Miller
trial you should see the To-
cal agent of the PriReUiLe- !
stage line at once. II
special rate Of S15 round |
trip has been made and ac-
cODansOdatiOnS can be made |
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28

De- w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north Of
the Poet Office.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
Timber Land. Act June a, ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gNIrsp srArEs IANp jim.


Burns, oregon, February ~. insi I
Noiirc "a hereby giNen thai In Cnmniaucv
vita the provisions uf the act " Cun oss ni
June q, isrs. entitled IA act ior thetalp nl
timber landt Ia the states ~ tHliiurnia. OREGON
Nevada and Washington TERRITORY" ~ extend
cd a. All the Public land states by act ui Aur
usi 4, 1872. Chase luufhofo. Of New Auburn,
county Of chippewa, state ui Wisconsin, has
this DAY died IN this once his sworn statement
No 2pS for the purchase Of the - sFi,, SKI /.
sMl 4. sec. .. NM NWia, Of section No. \ TO-
Township Ne. fl II Range No. NJ D.. ". NJ, aud
will offgf proof to show that the land sought d.
more valuable fof ~ timber ur aianp than fuf
agricultural purposes aud to establish his rlnim
10 sald land bciurc the Register and Receiver
~ bis oelce ai hurns. oregon, on Tuesday the
sth day oi May, ies.
Tie names - wittcsses Nc0tgp " shaw.
aud fctCf Warmer, ul Nufus, ufcyuu. Wuisu
Williams, of Riley oregon. sadie Rinu. OF
nakcf city, Oregon.
Any aud All pcfsous claiming adversely tho
aiovc-dcscrihcd lands are requested ~ nlgthrir
!laimt ~ thisionicc ON ~ hciofu said Nh day uf
MAY, inh.
wv. fAHgr. Rcshtcr.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
uNtTEp srArFsLNNp oFFfcE.

NEllEn SIAItlN NM OfNltft Z
Burns, oregon, fehtnary IS. 1906 !
Notice II hereby eiVen that 10 compliance
With The provisions ~ the act vi Courress 4
June u lSlN, cntitlcd "An act ict the sale ~ tin
her lands In the states Of california. Otcsof b..
NcvNde, aud Washington rcrfiinfy, /" ~ cNicnd
ed w al the Public land States By act ~ AMu a
4, iNsA John " Huscrs of Fife. countN ~
Crook, state of Oregon. has this day nicd In
this ohice his sworn statement No. W. tor tie
purchnse ot the SCI of section No. 10. IN rowt
viii oher ptoot 70 show that the land acnant "
more valuable f0r its timber OF stone than fcr
agricultural purposes, and TO establish his
claim 10 aid land before the Register and
keceiver OF this once ~ Burns Oregon. on
Monday the soth day Of April, tNN.
lie names ~ witnesses. \. A. nihhie and
frank shugcr OF Riley, Oregon. Thomas slinecr
OF fofiland, Orcgou. Prank i'osch, of fife. ore.
gon
Any and 81 persons claiming adversely the
above Described lands are requested to Ole their
claims IN this Office on or before said oih day
of April, ipV6.
wv. FARRE. Reelsler.
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Notice 10 hereby given that on Satur-
day the End dsyof June. 1905 the under
signed viii apply 10 the County Court
Of the State Of Oregon for llarney coun-
~, Tor the license mentioned In the fore.
going petition.
&c. PETERMAN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-04-28
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters Of
Pueblo Precinct, Harney county, state
Of Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of Harney county state Of
Oregon, to grant license TO J. c. Peter
nsn 10 cell spirituous Malt and Vinous
Liquors in lees quantities than one gal.
Ion in Pueblo precinct Harney County,
state OF Oregon, for the reriodeof six
months, as in duty bound we will ever
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Negro Fined in Monroe for
Striking a Lady.

Monroe special in Charlotte
Observer: Henry Robinson, a
young negro, was before Mapis-
trate M. l.. Flow this morping
charged with having struck Mrs.
Marion Tucker with a hickory
stlc% last Saturday evening. Mrs
Tucker said she was driving on
the road south of town, when
size met two wagons and had to
drive down into the ditch beside
the road to pass them, aud Rob
inson, who was walking along.
side Of the second wagon, struck
at her with the hickory, hitting
her in the back.
She was not hurt, she said
but was considerably frightened
Robinson pleaded not guilty but
refused to go on the stand. His
brother Will, however, who was
in the first wagon, saw him
strike Mrs. Tucker and so testi-
fed. Henry was fined $50 and
costs, which were paid by Mr..
AL Fletcher, for whom he
works.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
DR.. Gregory's Gold Mine in
Chesterfield Reopened.

Jefferson special in the News
and Courier: DR.. G w. Greg
ory's gold mine, which has been
closed down for some time on
account OF an injunction, was
reopened last week. This mine
mas been worked for about one
HUNDRED years md is Just above
the big Brewer mine, belonging
to the estate of the late Sens-
tor Hearst, OF California. Only
the hydraulic process is being
used at present and the opera
tons are paying handsomely.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
The Porter Pecan Orcha,.,I.

Mrs. Julia Porter is beginning
to realize something from the
pecan orchard started years ago
near Heath Springs by her Ia
mented husband, the late w. S.
l.. Porter. She has already OBJ.
tanned this season sixteen bushels
OF pecans and there are more
nuts on the trees yet to be gath
cred. Mrs. Porter is readily
selling the nuts, which are of a
large, fine variety,at 16 2-3 cents
the pound.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Mrs. Harriet Jones Dies of
Burns.

kershaw special in Thursday's
State: Mrs. Harriet Jones, an
elderly lady, died at her country
home today, few miles out from
town. A few days ago while she
was out in the field where the
hands were burning brush her
clothing caught fire and she su.-
talned injuries from which she
died.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Yours truly,
ID. G. Ray,
Assistant Attorney Gen.
Basket Supper at Tabernacle.
Lancaster, s. G..

BASKET Supper at Tabernacle.
There will be basket supper
and Christmas tree at Tabern acle
school house on Monday night,
Dec "a, 1906.
Let everybody come, both old
and young. Girls, bring basb cts !;
boys, come to buy them. Pro-
ceeds will be used to repair or
furnish the school building.
Misses Odessa Plyler, Myrtle
Funderburk, FlonuIe Funder-
burk Messrs. Duncan Rowell
and Bundy Plyler, Committee.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Bashet Supperot U1hite Bluff.

There will be a basket supper
at White Bluff next Friday night,
2lst instant. The public is cor
daily invite d to attend. The girls
are expected to take baskets with
them. We are requested to an
nounce that should there be any
drinking or misconduct of any
kind, the guilty parties will he
punished to the full extent of the
law.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
BdSd0r in KerskalC.

The ladies OF the town of Ker-
shaw have undertaken to raise
the money necessary to purch ase
seats for tie school auditorium.
and for that purpose will have a
bazaar next week, on Wednesday
and Thursday. The various COM
mittees have.been appointed and
are now hard at work preparing
for the event.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Basket Supper at Antioch.

The ladies OF the Antioch com
munity will give baske; supper
next Thursday night at Antioch
school house. Immediately after
the supper the Rev. r. j. Black
mon will make an educational
address. The public is cordially
invited to attend. The best of
order will be kept.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Harvie Jordan on Govern
ment's Crop Estimator
Says Figures too High
Advice to Holders of Cot
ton.

Atlanta Ga Dec 12.-Har-
vie jordan, president of the
Southern Cotton Association. in
an interview today upon the re-
cent government estimate plac-
ing the crop OF the current year
at practically twelve and half
million bales, said:
The holders of spot cotton in
The South should not become
panicky over the recent estimate
of the bureau of cotton statistics
and the heavy slump which lol-
lowed in the speculative ex-
changes of the country. The
enormous demand for spot cot.
ton by the mills of the world
will absorb every bale OF Ameri
can cotton produced this wear
before another crop can be har-
vested. There is not now as much
cotton in the South to gather
and gin a was the case one wear
ago, hence the present crop will
never reach 10000, 900 bales.
If we should gin as much cotton
after Dec. 1, this season, as we
did from the big crop of 1894,
the total crop would not exceed
12 100000 bales. Everyone ac.
quajnted with the situation
knows that there is no late cot
ton, as was the case in 1904, as
the top crop this year was killed
by an unusually early frost, grant
ing that only So per cent, of the
crop was ginned to December l,
the total yield would not exceed
11,70O,O00 bales. The bureau
has overestimated the Weld this
as badly as it underes,imateS
the crop a year ago. The pc
pie are urged to hold their q
ton firmly for good pricese'
the spot market can be
maintained for the baIE
the season. ~
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-15
Kirkley- Truesdel.

Kershaw Era: Mr.. II. E. Kirk
ley, son of Mr.. T. Il. K.rkley, and
Miss Ella iruesdel, daughter of
Mr.. j. S Truesdel, were married
at the Presbyterian manse last
Wednesday evening by Rev. j.
I. Dendy, the relatives of The
contracting parties being pres
eh'.