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The Washington times., 1906-06-10
PARENTS HELD BRIDE
COLLATERAL FOR L0AE

MANSFIELD. Ohio. June San hour
after Squire Schaeffer this morning had
united in marriage ohm Schmidt and
Miss Katie Oster. the bridegroom re-
turned in great distress He complained
that her mother and stepfather had
stolen his bride and expressed their in
tention Of keeping her until he paid
the balance Of the amount of the steam
ship passage money and other expenses
paid by them when she came 10 Ameri-
can some months ago.
Police OFFICER Madden explained 10 the
parents that il is not permitted in Amer
lea TO make a bride collateral for a loan
and compelled them TO release the bride.
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
BIG PROPERTY DEAL
IN CLEVELAND PARK
Five Acres on Wisconsin Avenue Owned
by Thomas E. Waggaman Sold
for S32,ooo.

A local syndicate. composed of David
+. Weaver, +. II. EdmOnds. S. S Noor-
hees, James Sharp. William G. Shaw, Of
this city, and c w. Haynes and D. w.
Flickner. of Virginia. have purchased
about five and One-half acres Of land on
Wisconsin avenue about two squares
north Of the Cathedral grounds imme-
diately opposite Friendship"
The property was owned by Thomas z.
Waggman. It VIII be resubdivided and
improved at once The new owners in
tend 10 grade il, put down cement side
walks, and make sewer and water con,
nectiOns. at a cost Of about $1,000 be-
fore placing il on the market. The con-
sideration named. with sale is So. .000.
which marks the enhancement Of land
values In that section
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
NORTH SAVINGS BANK
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Property Purchased at Northwest Cor
ner Fourteenth and V Streets
to Be Improved.

The North Savings Bank, which was
organized only two weeks ago and has
occupied temporary quarters at zoos
Fourteenth street, has purchased the
property at the northwest corner of
Fourteenth and V streets from p. r
Neligan and will Immediately make
plans for its Improvement for other
uses.
The property fronts twenty feet on
Fourteenth street with 13S feet frontage
on V street and Is occupied by three
story brick dwelling used for residence
purposes only While the amount paid
is withheld from publication It is learned
that approximately $4,000 was the con-
sideration involved and as showing the
great enhancement in values in that sec
tion it can be stated that the late owner
bought ii about seven years No for
S15.5OO
Architect Appleton P. Clark, ir''. IS en-
gagged in preparing plans to submit n
the board OF directors, which will COM
prise two separate ideas-one to remodel
the present building and the other TO de-
molish it and erect on the site a hand
some eight-stOry apartment house using
the first floor for the purposes o. the
bank. This plan has been prontably
adopted by the Home Savings Bank. at
the corner of Seventh and Massachusetts
avenue. and it is believed wcuid be
equally as successful in this neighbo~-
hood, as apartment houses are favor
ably accepted in that locality. The
property of the bank IS well shown
by the amount Of deposits which now
run about $4,000 although their faciIi-
ties are somewhat Inadequate
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
WEATHER FAILS TO AFFECT ACTIVITY IN Really
BUILDING OPERATIONS
FOR MAY GAIN 8 PER CENT.
Over S55,ooo,ooo Of New Construcrion
IN Twenry-nine Principal
Cities.

Building goes on apace- Permits v-e-s
taken out IN May in twenty-nine OF ~,
principal cities Of the country. accord
Ing 70 Official reports 70 Construction
News. for the construction Of I2.712
buildings involving an estimated cost
OF S55,074-7 -76l. against I2.038 buildings. az
gregating in cost so. .791. .73S. for the cor
responding month a ye2r ago, an in
crease OF 1874 buildings and s. 4&3. .Oz3,
or per cent Every month this year
shows a gain over the corresponding
period a year ago The figures Of the
eleven principal places having over
100000 are rs follows:
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
NEW AWNING FIXTURE
HEALTHY AND SIMPLE

The NJ G. Copeland Co. weII-known
awning and flag makers Of 409 Eleventh
streets northwest. have patented a new
awning fixture. which for simplicity and
hNglenic qualities seems 20 be far su-
pcrloT TO anything made in this line
ne awning hangs perfectly on TWO
hooks 10 window and Just far enough
away from the support at the TOD 10
allow or current OF pure, cool air to
come IN under the awning and the hot
pad air 70 pass out at the top.
This aids ventilation while the sim
phclJy or support prevents property de-
structiOn and is a labor saving device.
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
SIX ADDITIONAL HOUSES
ON IRVING STREET

Burgess & Parsons. builders. Will
erect for Charles Walker six two
story dwellings at 10g1-10lI Irving street
northwest al an estimated cost Of so
vvJ. y b, Mullet d Co are the archi-
tectS employed. and they have made
plans that viii at once appeal 10 home
seekers Tor the very pleasing effect
produced by the Introduction OF some
original ideas in the construction. The
LOCALITY IS improving rapidly and these
houses VIII make Il very excellent ad-
uiLOn 70 the list
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DEMAND CONTINUES FOR
HOUSES IN GEORGETOWN

J. W Bogley & Bro have nearly com&
pleted the erection Of three new brick.
dwellings on Reservoir place. near Wis
consin ? ssc-iUe, and three on the east
side of Thlrty-fOurth, near Dent place
northwest O'Brien & Earle are the
builders
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
Money To Be Provided
For Sixteenth Street
House Committee Decides to INCORPORATE In
Public Buildings Bill An Appropriation
For Identification of Thorouqhfare.

An appropriation for the Identification
of Sixteenth street viii be carried in the
public buildings bill. which will probably
be reported to the House within the next
two weeks by the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds.
Exactly what this appropriation will be
expended for is not yet known, but the
committee has decided 10 incorporate in
The Washington times., 1906-06-10

the measure something for the benefit
Of Sixteenth street" It has been pre-
dicted that the money will go toward
the purchase Of a portion OF the Hender-
son tract at the juncture OF the thor
Oughfare with Florida avenue
Either this will be the case, or appro-
priaticns viii be made for the purchase
as Government reservations Of some OF
the triangles along the street
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
OLD FAMILY RESIDENCE
IN GEORGETOWN SOLD

". Riley Deeble has sold to DR.. George
w Wood the old Decide home situate
-sJ5 p street northwest The improve
ments consist Of large modern frame
dwelling. which is one OF the prettiest
homes on the street DR.. Wood has
lived in this house for the past year
Il is said that TIE consider zion was
s. 500.
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
MEDICAL NOTE.

The best remedy for swelled head
that 1 know Nv" said Uncle Josh this
morning, is = put two victims Nv tn
disease in one cage an let 'em disgust
each other L death, b jinksr'-Detroit
News
The Washington times., 1906-06-10
DIFFER NOT ONLY IN NAME.

The name Of the lawrnaking power
in the United States is the Congress,
in France the assembly, IN Germany
the reichstag. !n Holland the states gen
eral. in Spain the Cortes, in Greece the
bouIe, and IN Denmark the landsthing.
The Washington times., 1906-06-10

Portland. Orc, leads on with a phe-
nomenal 800 per cent. while New York
has but Per cent Washington gained
IN number but lost in amount
The News adds that everything indi<
Gates that prosperous conditions VIII
continue.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22

Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot reach the
deceased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Ell fncss is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucuous lining of the
EuStichain Tube. When this tube gets intamed
you have rumblng sound or imperfect hear
ing and when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but the infiamed condition of
the mucuouS surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free, +. j. CHEVY u Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Hall S Family Pills are the best.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22
Woodpeckcr College News.

The roads are very muddy and the
rains we are having will not improve
them very much.
George and Lewis Wheeler entered
school Monday. We are always glad
to welcome the new scholars into our
school.
We have purchased a new organ for
our school.
We are grubbing the sage brush off
of our school yard and it is surely inn
proving the looks of it very much.
Hattie Fridley was absent from
school Tuesday,
Stephen Edwards attended the Tenn
perance lecture in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard McMickle Wis
tied relatives on the east side Friday
and Saturday.
Clarence Houser has purchased a
new incubator
Ed Huss and family visited A. j.
Bales and family Sunday.
Clarence Morgan came over from
the Columbia Monday. He is working
for n. Snow
A pleasant party was given at the
home of Mr.. Baker Friday evening.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22

l-2 miles from Ellensburg good wa
ter right, 100000 worth of ditch stock
in the Town ditch, rural free delivery
and telephone accommodations, good
level land, small orchard. Price s..
coo. Inquire of David Kinkade, City.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22
Gard of Thanks.

To our many friends in the Fairview
district as well as in Ellensburg and
vicinity, we desire to express our
thanks for their Kindness in our late
bereavement of kind and loving
husband and father.
Mrs. CARRIE MCDONALD
son and daughter.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22

Stray Steer-long yearling, no brand
crop and split in each ear, underbit in
right ear. Owner please remove same
+. G. Wyatt, miles south east OF
Ellensburg.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22

For Rent-a flat of Ii rooms; new
ly reiitted, repapered and recleaned.
For rent to the right party at reason
able rate, apply to j. +. Farrell ! If.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22
The Best physic.

When you want a physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and certain
to act, always use Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22

Sunday at II a. m. and 1870 p. IN. morn
ing subject ''March;" evening subject
eff a man die shall he live again."
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Y. p. S. C. F..
at $3.50 p. m. Rev. Walter A. Hitch
cock, pastor.
No good comes of airing school
troubles in the local press and as The
DAWN has heretofore refraiued from
publishing such 'news" we beg to re-
mind our readers that all such news
when sent to US will be consigned to
the stove in short order.
Tong Loui, the Chinaman, returned
to Ellensburg Wednesday afternoon
after visit here of several days
among his celestial brethren. Loui is
one of the old time Cinnamon of this
country and comes here occasionally
to see his former friends.
Republic.
c. S. Palmer returned Sunday from
Spokane, where he served three weeks
ON the United States petit jury in the
case of G. G. May. He returned by
Waverly and Pullman stopping a
couple of days in Pullman with Matt
Damman and family. He has glow
ing report of the sugar beet industry
in the Waverly district and says that
those farmers down there are doing
we'll on ten to twelve tons of beets per
acre.
Advertised Letters
The following uncalled for letters re.
main dead in the postoffice:
Chas Bridghan, Mrs NJ Burton, Geo
Coone, H d Dunbar, Eddie Euen, Mrs
p X Floyade, Hal Frazier, f A Harris,
co Kahle, Henry Klein, G + Lancas-
ter, Pat Marks, Mrs Lizzie Maurice,
Albert Mckee, E | Mof1itt, Harlie
Hracill, Cap Reed, G a m Resengren,
Z RothfOrd.
O. HINMAN. p. Nj
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17

Ilrine- made q flying trip
Ns<fows 1hursday even
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17

anckshn of Portland has
position IA tbe City Drug
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DR.. Hibbard will I've IN bis office
from next Monday
Burbank Clay was ever from
Drewsey during the week
New Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares
and Window Shades at Browne.
II constant growth is proof ci
good service. .tteu YOU should do
vour Banking business with Ilar.
ney County Bank. Leon NJ Brown
Cashier
Wm. Hanley has been confined
to his home the past week suffering
from tonsiitis. tie Is improving.
bat not So rapidly as he would like
Tor he says he must be out hus,-
ling.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17

Frank I}IIble was over
! s,l4~r cufk home during
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice " hetcb, given thu, thc under.
signed has been appointed by the Com
~ Court Of liaruey County, state oi
Oregon Administrator Of the estate Of
John Conlcy. dcccascd, aud has duly
qualified. Al persons having claims
against said estate iare hereby required
u present the same TO me al my regular
place Of business In Drewscy, Oregon,
with proper vouchers aud duly verified
within ax months from the date oi this
noiide.
Dated this 27ih day Of October 1909.
DAVE Mli.LhR,
Administrator.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ESlrEe gSl1. o,l,ST sIATrS SI,.S,, IASg SFFIss, ,

INlTkn STATES LAND otfltt,f
Burns. Oregon, November 7. inosi
Noiicc IL hereby riVCn that James y Andcf
son. ir of Nc rncfwttt. ufVrn i. has SLED uutiHy
ofhis Intention 20 make hnai Eve year pruuf
in support ui his tlafm. Wa; Homestead ~.
Wy No lfo made July ~ isqn. for the Stit
and that said prouf will b. madc hSfofr ~ N
Mllk uson 4. n Com. 81 his onitu ~ Avnpr
NIT OREGON. On ncremhcf itth. inoi
his continuous residence urnn and CuluNstin
81 thp land Wis JAMES y. Anderson, fcifu
Ucm sine BE- Anderson. !. Audsfson al oi
Ncicumitt utcguu.
Wu rtuuN. Register
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ews.

--1o Hr hnd Mrs. Ben
tcss<<6ay Q daughter.
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LIQUOR LICENSE rrrrrIoN.

We, the undersigned legal voters oi
Pueblo Precinct, ilarney County. state
Il Oregon, rerpcctiulI, petition the Hon
County Court oi Harvey Cuuniy, Sta,o
Of Oregon. 10 grant license 10 J. G..
pcierman 10 scll splrituoar, Malt aud
Vinous Liquor. in lcsa quantities than
90. gallon Ia reuhln prrriue. Harvey
County. State Of Oregon, for the Period
of pix months. a. In duty bound We will
eYnT pfny.
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NorIoE For PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oTriCE,
Vnrus. ore. November q, iaN.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns. one, November q. iad
Notice 10 hereby Given that Gcofgr 4. nuch
nnan OF nafuoY, Oregon has hlcd notice uf
hlE Intention o. make final nye year poof In
suppOrt Of his claim, W. Homestead KITTY
sNt. Nwi. scctiun a. aud rfia Nh. section
o. Township q Nanrr "A y, ". ", and that
sid proof viii hn made before the Register aud
ianA
uo NAMES the following witnesses o. rrute
NE continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of the lend, Wis ,. T. uaffcti, Geo 4. riac-
more. Chas. NJ. Leonard. louie woldcnbefr
All OF Nurns. OREGON.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17

Singer Sewing Machine--Cash or
easy pay men,s, at Browns.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Clemens on Monday last, son.
Complete Stock Of Blankets.
Quilts and Mattresses at Browne.
Mrs. Rose Kern was among the
business visitors from Narrows this
week.
Adam George is now ready to
take orders for spring delivery Of
nursery stock.
Fred Haines was over from Har-
ney last Wednesday looking after
business affairs.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson desires the
ladies ofthis vicinity 10 call and see
her new fall samples.
Alb. Colenbaugh is in from his
land holdings in Barren Valley
looking after some business,
Leave your orders at the City
Meat Market for Thanksgiving
turkeys. None dressed unless or
dered.
Fred Otley and son Charles spent
a few days in this city last week,
having came up for supplies ana 70
get flour and feed at the mill
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO The public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends to call. Draft beer 5 cents.
John Buoy left here last Sunday
for bis home at Eugene. He took
down a few head OF bis horses
which he expects TO dispose Of.
Austin Goodman's woodsaw Is
still in commission aud will make
your wood pile look like 30 cents In
short time. He also has a good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
Mike Hanley q brother to WIN.
Hanley, is here an visit 10 the
latter. Mr.. Hanley lives in South.
ern Oregon aud has not visited
here for eight years.
Frank Bunyard was shaking
hands with his many friends In
this city Tuesday. This is bis
fret visit from his Malheur county
ranch for some time.
: 5. Williams. no longer the
stage man but just plain Farmer
Yes" l. in the city from bis otis
I Creek home. He has taken on con
siderable flesh since mis- last Wei,
here and looks the picture Of health
Having sold the furniture busi.
ness, c. A. Byrd will now turn hi'
attention to painting and paper
hanging aud solicits a share o
your patronage. He will also CON
duct a cabinet aud repair shop.
Lelah. the two-year-old daughtel
OF Nc and Mrs NJ. l. Lewis, got hold
Of some poison lasf Monday by ac
cideut and drank some Of IL. for
,unately a physician was called i'm
mediaiely aud the little Que wal
soon relieved aud out II danger.
James Gibson Of Harney Ci,l
wishes 20 thank each aud ever,
person for their help aud sympath,
during the last illness and death o
} his late wife also Mrs. Madge Leo
nard for helping the choir sing tb
beautiful hymns that were sung a
the services.
A phone message received her
the first Of the week announced III
death Of Thos. Wingfeld last Mon
day at San Francisco. Il seem bi
1 son George cent specialist TO Sc
( Mr.. wing6sld at Los Angles an
5 after an examination the physicia
!, thought possibly an operatio
6 might bring some relief, therefor
z the patient was taken TO San Fran
{ cisco, the operation performed By
. he never recovered, As We undel
stand from the ehock
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NorIeE FOR PUBLICATION

tStfEn srAYrs iANp OrriCK
hurus, oregon. November .. lltN 4
NutiCe is hOrUhy HiNVn that tmcrN llill ui
ffuTury, 'i,s',. iy t- ,,,s-,.,i..,.
10 nske nnal I've year pruci In support ~ his
claim. VIZ Homestead rntfN No, if5N made
august D., iapi iot the WI Nw,A, scction 20,
rownship 4 \. Range a2it v. W. ", and that
"a IA proof will d. made hclufc the Register
and Receiver, ~ eurns, oregon, on ncccmhcr
i2ih. teN
NC names the following witnesses a. prove
his ruutinuuua rcaiicnrc upon aud culil atiun
Of the land, NiH. Mrs v J. James, Ncnfy
Oo1dlOw & A McMahan, Ora Uiii all ~ tiaf
ncy, Oregon
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1,4b4x xo<tenEn u 1905.
/ ~ ews.
sIl b Browns.
e411< xne in Vale the
nv eee Driano
@sra6 e,a3 Desert land loca.
e> \ q Furney.
--7'o Hr and Mrs. Ben
xees<<dss . daughter.
Ilrine- made q flying trip
Harfows Ihursday even
9ncksbn of Portland has
position IA De City Drug
Frank I,ihble was over
\ Silver crhk home during
fosier aa3 IsRac Constant
,sf frsm silver creek last
a A1lsaiiee oiyen 10 out-of-
'coopa,s Lon NJ. Brown
Haroty Comfy Bank.
rind aid some business dur
odn>eio5 night, blowing
vsryttink loose clear of the
n. 1rGernld has written
th@s she is improv-
,raIlh quits sapidly and her
friends hope she will soon
y her hon'e.
W. b. Johnpon aud two
srr. Misses Lulu aud Mary,
he eoe%ss Of Mrs Martha
and other friends IN this
ring tie ~rek
John d D&y has been the
NJ her ~'sser, Mrs II. L
tsn. 10 to|s city since last
Y. .rAe.ne this morning for
' xhe. ! BE- will visit a
me before proceeding to her
. Boise clly-
ine my "e''
p's-''''" w ou''' WIN u
rA., u.,, well dressed
q, ,.,.a. Ills one Of the
ep,ocr,n.e ealandorp vet to
~ .,., bv looal people for
=.
Vsfo r""' a 'eN ua's ~
y d"r'nx tbe week' having
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A Egli was In the city last Mon
day on business.
Plenty OF POTATOES at the City
Meat Market
l.. w Sheppard is working in
the Cleveuger furniture store.
Fay Comsgys and family were
up from Narrows the other day.
Look out-Get the safety lncu-
bator. now II runs without lamp.
See W. r. Smith about IL, Burn
Oregon.
We are all thinking about our
wood pile this kind Of weather and
the wood man is making all the
money there is in il.
For all wool horse blankets, all
wool saddle blankets, all wool bug
ey robes, go TO J. G. Welcome Il
Sons.
District Attorney McCullooh was
a passenger out on this mornings
Canyon Stage where he goes to at
tend court.
We want your Banking Account,
" you live in the country. Write
10 Leon n. Brown. Cashier Harvey
County Bank, Burns Ore.
J.F. Mahon and wife we're over
from Anderson valley during the
week, leaving for home yesterday
morning
A new lot Of Ladies aud Child
rens Underwear aud stockings at
Mrs. Hastie's. Also some more
new hats, frames. feathers, ect.
Call aud see them.
Judge Davis and VIII X. King
left for Canyon this morning by
private conveyance. The judge
will open court there next Monday.
New fall aud winter millinery at
Mesdames Reed a. Johnson's.
Dress hats, street hats, and the
latest creations In trimmings Call
aud see them.
James Paul came over from hls
Happy Valley home last Sunday,
got caught on the jury the follow
ing day aud therefore spent the on.
tire week here.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now be obtained o.
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at \ Brown q
Sons in this city.
Messers Mitchell and Fleharty
the Bankers Reserve Agents, lsf
here the first Of the week for out
side points. The gentlemen rePor
a very satisfactory business her
and stated they would again vis.
the Harvey Country next spring.
Tom Stephens is again in lhi
city for the FIRST time in seyera
years. He's the same old TON an'
has Jolly" for all his old liin
acquaintances lie will remaii
: only a few days a. be has som
running horses at Oakland and
anxious 10 get down there TO pla,
the races.
A phone message from G. }
Kenyon last Wednesday announS
: ed that Leiah Egli daughter
Mr.. aud Mrs A. Egli. wac seriou-i
III aud requested her mother
! come 70 Ontario. TnT msssag
was sent on 10 Silver creek au
from there taken 10 the kgli hon.
at Wagoniire on borse back. Nj
!. Egli reached here al 4;30 Thursda
morning in time 10 tsks he STAG
out The young lady vent out
Ontario several weeks ago 10 spen
Is the winter With Mr. aud Mrs c.
n Kenyon. No later news has bet
+. received Of her condition.
T. Dr.. Geary infpTn.s US that Da'
a. Jenkins met with an accldel
N Tbursday morning at the JeDkiI
Al Bros. ranch 10 The stein's Mounla
4 section, 10 which be bad ni l.
a broken. IL serms the severe vie
D. storm Of Wednesday night bic
:, the roof on small portable hOul
= and -four men attempted 20 put
back on the following morning, b
&c just as they had raised the 70
8 from the ground the wind caught
a and threw il over on Mr.. JeDki'
of with the above result The unfo
b tunate man will be brought 10 th
city and have the leg set
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LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.
w rAHas. Register

We, the undersigned legal voters oi
Lake pr cinct, llarney county, state Of
Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of Hafney county, state Of
Oregon 20 gran, . LICENSE 10 q A llainos
TO cell sp.rituous, malt and vinous liquors
IN Ices quantities than one gallon In
Lake precinct llarncy county, state Of
Oregon, ior the period oi ak months, ~
IN duty bound Nn Will over pray.