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Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16
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Welcomes
LITTLE STORE

You will always find something doing.
Come and see samples of Tartar Seed
Oats and Mammoth Yellow Dent Corn.
Bring your duck eggs, hen eggs and
butter with you.
Something nice in Seed Potatoes. 75c.
per bushel.
The cheapest and best of all breakfast
foods is Rolled Oats, 6 lbs. 25c. If you
like corn mullins, try some of the gran
ulated yellow meal, 10 lbs for 25c - a
good substitute for buckwheat for grid
die CAKES.
Karo SYrups, 10c. per cam it goes
nicely with the cakes. quarts White
Beans, SOC. There is a little strained
honey left, l2c. per lb.
Onion Sets from Pennsylvania white
and yellow, not many, but they are ex-
ira fine.
Just to keep things moving, another
lot of those sweet cakes and crackers
everybody likes, has been received; lOc.
per ID.
Coffee and Tea are so we'll known that
we nearly forgot to cell your attention
to Special Blend Tea at 60c. and Santos
Coffee at 1Sc. They are hard to beat.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16
Arbor and Bird Day.

To arouse a general interest IN arporIcui- j,
ture, to stimulate healthy public sentlmen !
looking TO the preservation of the rem nam ; ;
or our forests, and to afford an occasion IuI
the planting OF trees on our farms ana NOM"
grounds, along he public highways ana 4. ~ ~
public places by the citizens Of this state it u
recon- ended that this day be observed %,
ali public schools, private schools, colieses
and other Institutions, by the planting OF ireeS
and shrubs and the general adorn ment 9I ~
school and public grouLds and oy sultAOise e1
ercises, having for heir object the aoVsnGs IT,
meut OF the study of rbOIcultuIe aho tne
promotioB OF the spirit OF protection OF our
birds aud trees and the cultivation OF an aI
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
l, Preston Lea Governor OF
the state Of Delaware, have
hereuntO set my hand aud
caused the Great Seal OF TINS
state to be hereto afhx xedi at
HS1 Dover, this the seventh day
OF March, in the year OF orr |
Lord one thousand nine nun
dred and six, and the year
or the Independence OF the |
United states Of America the |
one hundred and thirtieth,
Fv the Governor: PRESTON LEA.
JOS. l.. CAHALL,
Secretary Of State.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16

Tomorrow the State Commit
tee of the Union Republican Party
of Delaware, will meet at Dover,
for the purpose of considering the
political situation, and to frame a
reply to DR.. Ball, chairman of the
Regular Republican faction so-call-
ed. The object is to get at some
common basis for a unifcation of
the party, and it is now up to the
leaders to get at work with SINGER
purpose to bring about a common
primary. There is but one basis to
start from; that is, where the party
split in 1896; even accepting the
old apportionment. In the lower
counties this plan is approved by
fully nine-tenths of all the repub-
licans. Either get together, or lay
down and let democrats walk over
you,is the way the people now look
at the situation.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16
Program of Refined Wit and Song

in double end-men galaxy of fun and burlesque.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16

IN another part of this paper we
publish the annual report of the
Insurance Commissioner of Della
ware, which shows the conditions
of the life insurance companies do
ing business in Delaware at the be-
ginning of this year. 1t is worth
studying.
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16
PROCLAMATION

By authority Of law and in conformity Win
established custom. ], Preston Lea. 1oveIboe l.e
OF the State Of Delaware, do hereby deslsuo'e
the thirtieth day OF March, A. u. bOo' as
Milford chronicle., 1906-03-16

Ga 9T0 REAs
Bears the n The KlHd You HaB Always Bought
''sla'''' e IlHzzkzz<
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
BAD COMPLEXIONS
Oeprsvcd Blood Causes Pimplos sns
BoiIs-Or. Williams Pink PiIIs
Make New Blood ans
Cure Follows.

81 abused my stomach. my blood en,
ont Of order and then my face broke on;
with pimplrs aud bpils, " says L. L. Rob
ctts1n. OF l9I Addison strrct, Washing.
ton, Pa. This was over two years ago.
Ny stomach was in bad shape. Aftct
eating l would have to rest awhile or 1
would suffer the most severe pains in
my stomach. On arising would often
be 50 dizzy that 1 could hardly stand mp.
The slightest cxrrtiUn would start my
back nchiug 10 that often had to sit
down aud rest awhile. At times i Cx.
pcricnccd n puiu around the heart which
alarmed inc but which l suppose came
from my stomach trouble.
II began to break out on the face with
pimplcs aud later with bDils which con.
lined me to the house q week or more Mt
time. One day I saw DR.. Williams
Pink Pills frr Pale People advertised in n
pamphlet which was lcftat the door aud
l Thought I would give them trial. /
took several boxes Of the pills before all
the piuplcs and bnils left me, but am
now glad to say that my blood is good.
/ do not have any eruptions and / no
longer have the head and stomach
troubles 1 have described. I am very
grateful for what DIR. Williams Pink Pills
have done for me aud l have rccom-
mcudcd them and always will advise
those who are suffering from bad blood
or stomach trouble to try them"
1fyou want good health you must have
good blood. Bad blood is the root of most
common diseases like anmmia, rheuma-
tism. scintica, neuralgia. St. Vitus' dance,
ner 'ousness, indigestion. debility, par
tinl paralysis and loCnmotor ataxia.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggistso or sent. postpaid, OIL receipt
of price. SOC. per box. six toxes for 81 30.
by the DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, NY,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
FIND GEM IN NOVEL WAY.
Diamond Ring Valued at 100000
Lost by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
Discovered with Darklanterns.

New York.-Four amateur sleuths
engaged in n search the other night for
n diamond ring. lost more than week
ago. near Westbury. l.. |.
Tiffany 4 Co. had advertised for the
ring and offered n reward of 81, 900 for
its recovery. II was learned, after the
finding OF the ring. that the owner was
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. 1t was a
wedding gift from her father-in-law.
the late W. C. Whitney. and was val
ued at 100000.
The sleuths were successful In their
search and will receive the reward.
They were John Deverett. n gardener:
William Adams. coachman for Stan.
ley Mortimer: Thomas Grifiin. gar
dencr for Harry Payne Whitney. and
John Grifiin. The four borrowed a
diamond ring from Mrs. Whitney and
then dropped II on the Whitney lawn
1ney flashed bull's-eye lantern on
the sparRler to see what the effect
would be. In this way they discoy-
cred that under the sharp rays o;
the light the diamond could be- seen
In the grass plainly 1T a distance OF
ten feet
Tho quartcttte then formed line
with about ten feet between each and
began a systematic search OF the lawn
under the rays OF lanterns. At the
end OF half an hour Deyerett spled
the missing diamond as II nestled nm.
der wisp OF grass. The sleuths I'M
mcdiately took the valuable bauble TO
Mrs. Whitney. who was delighted at
Its recovery She assured them that
they would get the reward. which they
had agreed beforehand TO divide
equally.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
TO TOUR EUROPE A-wHEEL
Five Cornell Students Espce. to
Travel 10000 Miles During
Their Vacation.

Ithaca. y. Y.-Fivc Cornell students
will spend their summer vacations in
- trip by wheel through Europe. The
party. which IL made up Of George
w. Naysmyih. Walter Manning Ladd.
William Tudor Price. 4. II. Candcc
.ud Manuel Marco. Romero. left New
York on the Celtic Tuesday. and will
be gone three months.
Three Of the students will work
their passage across by acting as as
sistaut engineers ON the steamer. and
all OF them have arranged to sell ac-
counts OF their trip to newspaper,
throughout the country. Romero. who.
Is a Peruvian. wilt rcprcscn; the lsrE-
est daily In his native city. Lima.
Peru.
England. France. Germany. Holland
and Aussria are on the Itinerary. and
a. final wind-up the boys intend tg
make y trip into Russia. although no
one Of them knows anything abou
the language or customs OF that coun,
try.
Special cards Of admission 10 all
the big factories OF Europe have beet
given 10 tho students through the cf'
forts OF Director Smith. pf siblry col.
leEe. The party expects. to travel
about 10000 miles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
CUPID IN A STRAWBERRY BOX
Arkansas Maiden Meets Kansas Man
Through Card in Crate and
Wedding Follows.

Rogers. Ark.-NIiss Lucille CDrley. o.
Centertun. this county. was married
to MIR. 4. II. Hemphill. OF Chanuts
Kan. the other day. and they give al
the credit for tue match 10 a card tn,
bride placed two years ago In a straw.
berry box that her father vas ship.
ping to the Kansas markets
The purchaser Of the berries handed
the card to MIR. Hemphill. WHO is q
prosperous young tailor. and the cor.
respundsnce that srsued let him to
make a visit TO the Ozarks. where ha
pressed his suit with such success that
a wedding followed.
1t is probable that next season will
SEQ a boom in the card business. for
this is the third Wedding this spring
that must be credited to the straw
berry crate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
A Miner Mummy.

a miner who lost his life 1000 years
ago has been taken from "A copper
mine In Chile recently. Copper oxide
has mummiiicd his whole body. The
mummy Is In a line state OF prcserya'
ton. Coarse Sucking. evidently the
clothing OF the ancient Inca workman.
was found with the body, as were also
two mallots. one fashioned out OF
granite and the other out OF iron
stone, These implements were tied
with thongs tied into bent sticks made
as double handles. Both the hide and
the wood We're M fresh looking when
found as II they had been In use only
the day before.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
Nuts Furnish Cheap Living.

Norfolk. Virginia. has citizen
whose food costs him but Si.55 IL
month, and he is increasing In fatness
He is S. 5. Wright. Here is his own
testimony:
During the last month have lived
on si.55 and Jared sumptuously: had
all desired To eat. gained two pounds
in weight and never felt better In my
life. The only food | have eaten dur
ing the month has been eleven pounds
OF nuts tbrazils and pecans) - cents
worth OF peanuts troastedJ and one
pound of raisins. Some OF this |
shared with friends. This has been an
experiment with me. as ! have read
much about nuts ns n diet and re
soly ed to try them. am more amazed
iHan | can tell you ut the results OF the
last month"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
"YANKEE DOODLE" PHOTO.
Marblehsad, Mass. Indignan. De-
cause OF liberties Taken with
Celebrated Painting.

MarblchcHi. MaSS.-Ths action OF
some one In authority In allowing a
publishing hrm to TAX. photograph
OF the celebrated painting. Yankee
Doodle. or Spirit OF '1G.' In spite of
the vote taken at the annual town
meeting In 1890. when II was decided.
after considerable discussion. not to
allow AIRY one to photograph the
painting. ls causing indignation here.
No, only was photograph allowed to
bc taken OF the painting. but II was
taken from the frame In the reading
room at Abbott hall onto the lawn In
the sun for tho photograph.
The painting was presented to tho
town in 1850 by Gen. John II. pcycrcux.
OF Cleveland. a native OF Marbich-ad.
and il In care Of the board of select
men. Just who II responsible. for tho
removal Of tn, painting frum the room
IL not known.
The painting Is life size and repre-
Scnts two drummcrs and ntrr. each
portrait being inic to life. II was
painted by a. NJ. willard. OF Cleveland.
and for the aged drummer the painter
found In his own father the face and
figure that suited him. For the tf-r
he chose Hugh M1shrr. farmer sol
,iIcT. who had blown his fifc through
';hr wars and carried muEkct as we'll.
For the boy drummer he chose the son
pf Gen. DcVcrcuN. The painting was on
exhibition ut the Centennial at Phiia.
dclphia and Is valued at $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
ASIA CIGARS

ASIA CIGARS.
Witi ~ mak- y1u nrTNnn. A.k bnnf dealer nf Tbs
". hyulan CSsaT Co. sip iigh ,'f~y', nSnS-F
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

The rarSon was talking TO little FL
NOR about his habits. and asked him
what time he was usually called for
breakfast. They don't have tn call
me-" answered Elmer. I'm always
iohuuy.ou.th~.Hpdf."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

What n fool habit swearing Is. Even
n man who swears occasionally shud
ders to hear another man using u
string OF oaths.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20
In Washington 20 study rIsh.

Or. Th. MoTtcnscn. Of the Geological
museum of Copenhagen. is in Washing
ton to study the fsh in the National!
museum.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

Some people invariably get the
worst OF II, because they are always
demanding the best Of II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

What ls worth doing at all should be
well done. except when you order n
bccfRtcak rare.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-20

Hard work offers small odds. but Is
generally sure winner. Genius is u
iO0.to-i shot.
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NO rREspassiNa

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises rrespassers viii be pros.
eculed.
III. G. I,evFNs
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umhef taud Aot June is.s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uafffn trArfstakborFt,g.
umIM.- Y-.nnu Iunn .

hufus, oregon. June q. ipsi
Notice 4 hrtehy titen that ln eamriianss
y ~ she provisions oi the act 81 Consfrss a
timbef lands ~ The states ~ uaiifafnla. Oregon
NfNadh and Washington Ifrfll0ff. /" - otf0ud
cd te AZ the puhiic land siatss ~ act ~ Aur
VET 2 lHgi, The following named persons ha,,
.hs aal hl,b 10 ihis onire ihelf swofn state
Richard b Nyors. oi lenerson. Count, al
Marion state ~ uferun. rNufu siatstnotf No
~, iol the pnrrhsse ~ The NJ. VI ssctlnn NJ
Fmma y N%is,s. % ~ j.n.,.ss ,a..,, al
aaflnn, state ~ Oregon, swofn statement 40
~, iof the purchase ~ the ef,. Of seo,lon A.
tosnthip q =, fangc = y, MN
state oi oregon. SVEN statement No sia. hi,
ior ths purchase ~ Tho NNi. NIi. 20 mi
asa ~ Nms;,o 81 se''iea y. township y
k.fls X Aurpefle. af Jenensn. cou.t, nj
harlon, htate ~ Oregon, ssofn sistemsnt X.
80. iof The purchase ~ the VI, sEt.. AWi
Nh,a aud ~ hN'. scciion ~. township u !
nasiie ". Christensen. u Jefferson, roani,
ei Marion, state Of Ofcsun. ssorn siaie,asu a,
10. atl, Tot ihe .plfrhHao ~ ~ Of ~, "a scs
ton 10, ioWnahiprl ~, fanFa ti'F "a
That ihef wi oncf pnoofs 10 sh0w thai
timber of Stone thereon than fof assieul,asal
pufposes, and 10 establish thirf rlalias 10 said
lana hcfnrc the County lefk uf gfook tntntk
etoni = ~ regular lfiiriai piass of bu.l
as"af M M.ns, W.. s. Visr'h' on saturday the ilih
lhey name as Witnesses
", a. fesief, Of ffinetllis, Ofrsani William
~ christensen, y. Nyons. D. " lafTish and
~ =. ~ lsfs 9i lsheispn, Oregon
u ihs shoFo desofihsd lands ~, r.aaesis'i 4,
Gle thVlf flaimH Ia this onlos 90 30 isl,,rs n 4
w r.Hnf, ass's,sf
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fimtor Land Aci. Iuuo a. isls.
Office FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATS LAsD OFFICE. .
nafna. nlssan. lnns y. ~ |

Noiiee IL heTuty Elten that ia tompilaaes
With The provisions ~ the art af luuEfras ul
luna = ta4s, entitled "An ari fuf the sale ul
timber lands in ihf siAifs ~ California Ofs
g0n, nevada, and Mashlng gtun feFTltDfy." a.
extended % an The fublir lsnd riaiss ~ al
have, on June q, i'sd. Died ia tAls 0nise ihsil
1eofu niaifmfnia, to.Hif.
tdmond u. Haunum. 90 sesiiif. tonuiy ~
htng, Stale " NaahlnFton, sHufn statement
20 ~, lof ihr pgfrhass oi the swi.. sse ~.
i,un.s Nh.,N n
huitnoinah, eiair ~ uftaon, sworn siAtcinauf
70 hii. iof ihs pnfchss, ~ ihs ~ ~ ~. -
~, o. ~ n h fEt A
rhHflrs q lesser. ~ Feaiiir County ~
kins, tiKir 81 Mnstilsiau. ssoru statement
fos,is' 90 9 ~ I,sfehass ~ 'he NM, 49, 81,
Niillan 4 iis oa. VI Portland, County , (
huilnnmah. nis's ~ Ofegon, tnofu statement
NJ ~. fuf ihe plIehsss u the w sEi.. M
&k'' '"'' Ss''' 'se p y y d" F" ~
That theY Hiii onrf proofs g. shos that the
lands sought are more valuable iuf The flnlleT
of stone thereon thau iof ssfieuituFai purposes
shd y establish iheif eialms 70 sald lands b.
fore the touniy Clgfk VI CfDok cOuniy, Ofee0n
,hasylils oregon, oa saturday ihe sib dsy u
fhey naias - pifnessfs
ffant nlinFof ~ fiic OTercui Beth 4 lis
eeia, hiiliam q. iiseDui snd Masd n, Moois.
o. fef,lsed sI g'sEes, sna ahsilss & Ciesssf
t0u,
Apy snd All psaons elsimlns Adversely any
Of the above desffibed lands afs requested ~
nie their claims in this once DH ~ leiofe said
IN dAf of september, iaK
ws. fAasE, Hssisls,.
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NOTICE or FINAL sErrLnMryr

Notice j. hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator oi the estate III
John Wright, deceased, has iiled III.
tinal sccount Of the Administration of
said Estate, aud oil persons interest, d
are hefeb, notified 10 b. present at
Burns, Oregon On the 9TH day ot Aug.
ust 1903, and show cause. u any exists
why the same should not be received
and the Adminisifator discharged. and
aaid Estate closed aud you will also
take notice that on Monday the 9th day
OF August Ut Bu'ns, Oregon. Ia the time
and place a. dxel by the Honorable
County Judge oi lIarney County, orc.
gon, Tor the hearing Of said final ac.
count
Dated June 18th, 1905.
JACOB WRIGHT
Administrator ui the estate oi John
Wight, decreased.
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timber Land, Ac, June =. isss
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tNitEp'tArEs iaab owes,
nufna. oregon, June A., tlspg

UNITED tfArEs fAND OTTtrN,
hutns. oregon, June ~. taol I
Neiirc u hereby Kiyeu that IN compliance
With The Provisions ~ the act OF Canfrrsa ol
bet lRnda lu the states Of Caliiofula, Oteran.
Nevada, aud Washington Territory ~ extend
81 20 sll the Public iaud states by act Of Aus
usi q isei, the following named persons have
bis aay hlcd Ia this once their sworn state
l,o.co :. e9ge,llow. Of nstney, County Of IIsr.
nef, state " oregon, sworn siaicmeni No ai2.
foe the purchase ~ the W. sNt., at. sMi.
nnd NMi e st'. ni section SO. o., lou uship NO.
q south, range ~ east ".
Leroy nuuYafd, uf liaruey, County of liar
ncy, STATE ui ufcuun, sHofu statement No. a,a.
iuf nc rur base Of the sf'. NMi., 81 fswi
nnd ~ tN'., " section No. y township No.
q south fanFo No " east, VI ~
Aandu hunyafd. Of iiafne,. county Of llaf,
nel state oi oregon, sworn atatetnapt No ta.
for the purchase Of the Nt'. NWi.. WI Nft.
and ~ Nh'., of section No, ~. towuship No
a south, raure No 80 east, ". NJ
Jesse q. huuyafd, of uarney, County Of naf.
ney, state IT oregon, sworn siatsment No As,
fof The purchase oi the sft.. of section No ~
township No = sbuth. range No. ~ east, W A.
That they Viii Offer proofs 10 show IN at the
laudf tuuGht are uofe yalnablp lot the timber OF
stone ihefeon than fof agricultural purposes,
and " establish their claims 81 said lands be-.
fore the Register aud Receiver 81 this oiilos A.
inite, oregon, o" saturday. the slth day oi
Thry uame ~ Witnessed
Aloubp X. kiehardson, Charles n. Davis
Jcsse % huuyafd, LEROY hunyard and k0seo
4. 0oailoN, All of llarney, OrsTon
Any and all persons oialning adversely any
oi ihc above described lands are requested "a
nlr their claims "a this once on OF befofr saia
va. FAHss. Register
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SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court Precinct Of Drew
sey, lIarrey County, state Of Oregon.
/ Carl Riley. Notie oard, J. n. Baker.
flaiotiifs We Felix Bsrkley, Defendant.
To Felix Barkley the above named de
icndant,
10 the name Of the state Of Orcgon
Nou are hereby required TO appear and
answer the above complaints filed
agains, YOU in the above entitled action
within six weeks from the date of the
first publication Of this summons aud
Il you faii TO so answer OF appear for
want thereof; plaintiffs will take judg.
ment against you for the sum Of ,s6sl
Sixtyeight dollars and interest thereon 81
The rate Of yer cent per annum from the
let Of June 1905 together with attorney
fcee and costs and disbursements Of ,hls
action being the amount Of the demands
In PLAINTIFF complaint herein.
This summons is published BY order
OF W. u. Baker a Justice Of the Peace
for prewsey precinct, County OF Harney
State OF Oregon. dated July 10, 1909.
which order requires this summons 10
be published in the Times. Herald .
weekly newspaper, published a, Burns,
Oregon once week for period Of six
weeks The date OF the fret publication
hereof is July ilth, 1908.
Carl Riley.
Notie Gard.
], y. Baker.
Plaintifs.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent Of Harvey
county will bold the regular exam.
ination Of applicants Tor slate and
county papers at Burns. as follows
FOR STATE PAPERs.
Commencing Wednesday. August :
at . o'clock a. IN. and continuing un.
Ill Saturday, August ! / at 4 O'Clock
r. NJ.
Wednesday-Penmanship.hi history
spelling. physical geography. read
ing psychology.
Thnrsday-Writien arithmetic
theory Of teaching. grammar, book
keeping, physics. civil government
FridaY-Physiology. geography
mental arithmetic composition
algebra.
saiurday-bola plane geometry )
general history, English literature
school law.
FoR COUNTY PAPERS.
Cois neDcing wednesday, August .
at . o'clock, 0. ~. and continuing
until Friday, August 10 ~ 4 o'clock
o. IA.
FIRST, SECOND AND Third GRADE
CERTIFICATES
Wednesday -Penmanship history
orthogrsphy, reading.
Thursday - Written arithmetic
theory Of teaching grammar, ply
siology.
Fridsy-Geography, mental arith-
metic, school law, civil government.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES.
Wednesday Penmanship, orlhog-
raphy. arithmetic reading.
Thursday Art of questioning
theory Of teaching. physiology.
NJ Il. R;eeY,
County School Supt.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED srArEs LAND oFFICE.l
burns, Oregon, June y, iooil
Notice Il hereby eive that charles A. BYRD,
nt hufns, ofcEon, has hled notice ~ Intention
IN make proof ON his desert land claim No. s.i.
lot The W. ktlt, sec "a T9 - n g9E M.
Nk'a ser 4, Y y =, u. nE., ". N, befote the
Thursday, the Vth day oi August, igs
ttv names the following witnesses 10 pto,a
tho complete irrigation aud reclamation OF
ssid land loseph mptcr. Louise nyrd. FRANK
oregon,
VA. FARRE, Register.