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Jackson Miss, January 1S.-(Special y
All of the standing committees of the
legislature declare that they are being
worked from twelve to fifteen hours per
day, and that they are suffering from
over-exertion. During the morning both
houses hold sessions and transact all the
business that individual members can pos
sibly concoct. but at noon an adjourn
ment is taken to next day, so that the
committees can get in their work
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Message From the President,

Chicago, January ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Guthrie, Okla. says:
Rough Rider G. V. Frantz, recently
appointed governor OF Oklahoma, received
this message from President Roosevelt
last night:
"Have just read your address. 1t covers
the ground. You will deliver the goods.
Here's hoping. ROOSEVELT
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though we recognize that he is sincere
in them.'
Captain English said he would at once
telegraph to President Roosevelt, Vice
President Fairbanks and Senator Beve-
ridge, asking them to see that Mr.. Wall
ing's interests are properly protected.
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Mrs. WinsIow's SOOTHING syrup.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHS the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC. and Is
twenty-five cents bottle.
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Miss Genevieve Howard of Boston will
give her recitals of las You Like It."
and THE Merchant of Venice in the
Allen school on January IS and 10. Miss
Howard comes highly endorsed by eastern
authority and an intellectual treat is
promised to those who attend. Tickets
may be had on application those even
ings. 1-17-3t
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Chicago, January 18.-In an effort to
ouell the wave of crime which has be-
come epidemic in Chicago, 500 patrol
men are to be added to the police de-
partment.
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sHAKEsPEAREc CLUB.

The Shakespeare club will meet this
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Robert
Hemphill on South thirtieth street
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single incident. percipitated the agitation
by ehurchmen against divorce. She has
not been in society much since her union
with Mr.. Belmont.
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JEWISH WOMEN.

The Council Of Jewish Women will hold
meeting this afternoon at 8 O'Clock at
the residence Of Mrs. Louis Saks, on High
land avenue.
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EDGEWooE MEETS.

The Edgewood club will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. j. R. Nc
Waine at the Colonial hotel.
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;, e Z. T.V. Boardman q Co. 5' 8.

Alabama VS.. NJ NJ Gwin; board of trus-
tees of the University of Alabama VS..
John W. Parsons; board of trustees of the
University of Alabama VS.. ]. w Hopkins;
board of trustees of the University of Ala
bama VS.. William M. Glaze; board of
trustees of the University of Alabama VS..
John w. Cox ct al.
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Register in Chancery Altman yesterday
made report to the chancellor in the
case of Joseph Pumilia ct AL VS.. Annie L..
Troulias ct al The report related to the
amount of fees to be granted the solicitor
for the complainant, the amount due on
certain mortgages and the amount due
defendants out of a sale of certain real
estate at Ensley.
Register Altman announced that he had
been directed to sell certain property in
the case of R. N. Wheeler VS.. Shed john
son ct al. on January 20. The property
is known as lot No. TO- in block 49,
The case of w. A. Reed vs. Priscilla
Coleman was argued before Chancellor
Benners and was submitted for a decree
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday in the probate court, to Thomas
C. Green and Mrs Fannie Wooten.
Articles of Incorporation were filed in
the probate court yesterday for the Me-
chancs Realty company. The new con-
Germ has a capital stock of $4,000, divided
into 1000 shares of value of So EACH The
company is empowered to do business as
soon as $500 is subscribed and taken up,
and the general headquarters will be in
Birmingham.
The purposes of the company are to buy,
sell, lease, rent and mortgage real estate
and to do general business not antago-
nistic to the laws of the state
The officers are Morris Adler, president;
e. Lesser, vice-president; M. M. Ullman,
secretary. and Ike Adler treasurer. These.
officers and the following compose the di-
rectors: j. Minisman, Samuel Oliman'
Louis Pizitz Morris Newfield and Joseph
Beitman.
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CLUB.

The Clionian club will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. A. ]. Dickin-
son.
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AMERICAN UNDER
ARREST In RUSSIA
WILLIAM ENGLISH WALLlNG, A
YOUNG MAN, WENT THERE AND
WAS TOO ACTIVE WITH THE
REVoLUTIoNIsTs.

New York. January 1s.-News of the
arrest in st. Petersburg of William Eng
lish walling Of Chicago was received here
today. Mr. Walling went to st. Petersburg
to study the social situation, and was ar
rested because of his alleged sympathy
for and participation with the revolution
airy party Mr.. Walling is interested in
social settlement work in this country.
Walling is a grandson of William II.
English, who ran for the vice presidency
on the democratic ticket in 1880. He left
for Russia few months ago. He worked
in connection with the Russian revolu-
tionary leaders and participated in their
meetings
Indianapolis, January 1c.-William Eng
lish Walling lives in Chicago. He is a son
of DIR. Willoughby Walling, formerly Uni
ted States consul to Edinburg, Scotland,
who now lives at 4127 Drexel boulevard,
Chicago. William English Walllng, the
son, inherited a considerable part Of the
vast estate of his grandfather, William II.
English, of this city, and has large prop
erty interests here. He visited his uncle,
Capt. w. A. English, here short time
ANe''~A~~ -Ne1N
April.
Captain English, when informed by the
Associated Press OF MS nephews arrest,
said:
II was not surprised to hear of Eng
lish's arrest as he is devout adherent
of socialistic ideas and ] am sure would
be actively engaged in their political
demonstration, the opportunity for which
was furnished by the Russian situation.
Though only % years of age, he has led
an active life. A graduate of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, he at once took up set
Element work following his graduation,
and is we'll known to the prominent labor
leaders of the country, including John
Mitchell, Samuel Gompers and others. He
went to Russia to study the labor condi-
tons and to do some literary work In
connection with periodicals of this coun-
try.
"Of course the family will take steps
at once TO protect the young mans inter-
ests so far as maybe deemed necessary.
He is a young man of high character and
fine literary ability, and we are all very
fond of him personally, but we do not
sympathize with his socialistc IDEAS
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Read knowledge Contest
in Sundays Age-Herald-
ESQ given away.
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CnUn TT. the cold-cure that does the
- work in hours, and will
not make you sick. Try it
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FURNITURE

Solid quartered oak and
polished box seat Dining
Chairs, upholstered in
leather, the biggest bar
gain ever offered. Regular
price, $500. In this sale,
$3.50. Set of nn
six. HUI
CHARTERED and polished
golden oak China Closet,
bent glass sides. Regular
price, $500. In1 Q TX
This sale. To- = -
Rockers in polished ma
hogany finish and quar-
tered oak, Sc and . 90
$3.50 values, at. O.OC
One Iron Bed, white en-
amel, 1 good steel spring,
l good mattress, 1 pair
feather pillows, 1 dresser,
l washstand; this fur
nishes your room, worth
$4,000, at just Ok 90
half price. .%OsOO
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'AIabama's Leading HOusefurnishers. !,
BeaUtify the Home and at the Same Time
Save Money at the Stock Taking Sale

THIS sale is wholly
l out of the ordinary
this fact we want to
firmly establish in your
mind. We want you to
realize that in it you will
find Furniture, Draperies,
Carpets, Rugs and SO
forth of quality at prices
that are now shown of
every bit of practical
profit. In this sale YOU
will find every necessity
for the library, parlor,
reception, dining room
and in fact everything
from the coy corner to
the crazy kitchen.
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the city court Hayes is suing for $4,000
damages alleged to have been sustained
at Rising station, near Ensley, when, 1t
is said, he was struck by one of the
cars of the defendant company.
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case of William Dawson VS. the Birming.
ham Railway, Light and Power company
is ON trial. It will doubtless be concluded
today
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DRAPERIES


Best quality all wool
knotted Rug Fringe. Reg
ular price, 15c per 1Oo
yard. Special, yard. lOO
Best quality Silkoline.
Regular price 18c IL
per yard. Special. .I1O
Ruffle Swiss Curtains, 3
yards long, 40 inches wide.
Heavy fluted ruffle. Regu-
lar price 81. kOo
Special. OOC
Ruffle Net Curtain, 8
yards long, in white or
Arabian Bobinet with g.
inch Battenburg edged
ruffle. Regular
price $3.50. 4 90
Special. .......... LOO
Door Panels in Irish
point and Battenberg.
Regular price $1.50. TX
Special. ...........sO O
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Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday in the probate court, to Thomas
C. Green and Mrs Fannie Wooten.
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Golden oak, highly fin
ished Princess Dresser,
top drawers, swell, 22x40,
heavy French plate mir
ror. Regular price, $500.
In this ~ M
sale. 49,. :.
Wash Stands to match,
$6.75.
Birdseye maple Dresser,
highly finished with com
mode TO match, two
pieces. Regular price
$40. In this 90 RO
sale. -. -. ..@OsOO
Solid Oak Hall Tree, 18
x36-inch heavy French
plate mirror. Regular
price, $500. In n OK
this sale. -. -. Os%O
We have so suits that
must be sold, worth S25,
selling at $14.00. Same
with dresser and commode
to match, with IT Ok
out bed. 80. ....ll'%O
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Mrs. Charles stillman will entertain on
the afternoon of February in compli-
ment to Mrs. Paul Hamilton Earle and
Mrs. Walter Chew Phillips
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More Police In Chicago.

IS. f. CUNNINGHAM.
Sexton"
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Mrs. William H. Kettig issued invita-
lions yesterday for January g. when she
will entertain at a luncheon at the Hill
man in compliment to Mrs. Corinne futile
and Mrs David rrbor,,son
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A PIONEER DEAD

William ID. Buchanan. the old
I'd respected pioneer Of this
unity, died at his home near
arney las, Saturday night, April
;, after a severe illness Of a week
more from spotted fever lie
IS II years old at the time OF
death. The remains were
q Co rest in the Harney GENE
" Monday afternoon, the SER
;es being conducted by Burns
odge, No. Of, a +. y a. NJ,
which order he was an honored
smber.
The Times Herald has no data
pm which to give a biographical
elch OF this honorrd and res.
ctvd citizen, nut know he cross
the plains with an oX team in
6S settling in the Grand Roudv
Hey, the family coming TO this
un:y IN 1883 where he had
ce resided a more UNIVERSAL
respected ard houored citizen
yer lived in Harvey county.
iny warm friends mourn his
lth and extend sympathy 90 the
rraved relatives.
Deceased leaves an aged Wild
besiors two sons Joseph W
] George l., in this county and
: son, William, al Baker City. /
lere mly he other children, hut
personally known o. the writ
"Uncle Billy" has gone to
deserved rest-peacr 10 his
.ies.
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Notice Of sherIns Sale.
In the Circuit Court OF the state Of Ore
gon, for Harney County.
S Defen baugh, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court OF the state OF Ore
son for Harney County.
S Defen baugh, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. L. Duncan, l.. A. Duncan,
ID. W. Deienbaugh, Dalton
Bggs and Phebe l.. Biggs his
wife, Roy McGee and Cora
McGee. his wife. Simon Lewis
and Edna Lewis his wife,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that: Whereas
ON the 8, day Of April 1905, in the Circuit
Court Of Harney County, Oregon, a
Judgment and decree was rendered in
favor Of the above named plaintiff and
against the above named defendants A.
p Duncan, l.. A. Duncan and ID. W.
Dcienbaugh, Tor slSOO.OO, t9O7.S0 accru.
ed interest on principal sum of SlS0O.00
with Interest on said principal sum from
April 3, 1905. at So per cent per annum
and fcr sl54.S4, with interest from the
ith day OF April, 1906, at rate Of i per
cent per annum and for tl25.O0, sttor-
ney fee aud for the further SUM- of s3S.
%, costs and disbursements to be recov-
cred out Of the joint property Of said de-
fendants a. Z. Duncan, l.. A. Duncan
and d. " Dcfenbaugh, and the separate
property Of A. 7. Duncan, which judy
mcut was duly enrolled and docketed in
the Clerks Office Of said county, on the
9Th day oi April, 1906 and Whereas Il
was further ordered aud decreed by the
Court that certain mnrtgaged property
to-wit: Lots and 5 in Block in the
City ot Burns. Oregon, together with all
and singular the tenements herelita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing be sold to satisfy said judgment
costs and accruing costs expenses and
interest aud Whereas on the lIth day
Of April, 1906, an execution was issued
by the Clerk OF said Court, commanding
me the undersigned Sheriff to sell said
mortgaged property as by law required:
Now Therefore in obedience to the com
mands Of said Writ, aud by virtue there
Of ! have levied upon the interest Of all
Of said defendants In and to the above
described mottgaged premises aud will
on Monday the lIth day Of May, 1905,
at the hour OF ., O'Clock T. VI. OF said
day. at the Court House, IN the City OF
Burns, Harvey County Oregon, offer
for sale 90 public yendue 10 the highest
and best bidder for cash all the right,
title and interest OF all Of said deivu-
dant. IN and to Lots aud In block u
In the CITY oi Burns, Harvey County,
Oregon, together with all and singular
thc tenemsnts hereditamenu aud ap-
purtenanccs thcreunto belonging or ap-
pertaining to satisfy said Judgment, at
toiney Tees costs and disbursements In
tcrr.t and accruing interest and all costs
aud expenses Of sale
Ton ALLEN,
Sheriff u Haruey County.
Dated the llth day Of April 1909.
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The present prospects for good
rain and fruit crops in the coun-
are very bright. Weather
are most favorable At
is time and II nothing unforeseen
"opens 1t will be a record year.
Stock prospects are just as
light with a good even an ex-
'piioual high per cen,age Of
inbs. Wool is high and cattle
'ices are on the rise. Taken al
geiher the Harney country bids
il to be at the head ot the van
is season in every respect
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$4,000 REWARD $as.oo.

Notice is hereby given that hunt
ing and shooting upon the enclosed
lands Of the American Land & Live
Stock Co located in townships 80
& 40 s Range 30 e and township
80 S, r 80 E W M. Harney Co
Oregon (better known as the Trout
Greek aud Colony Ranches,) is
strictly forbidden. Any person or
persons found hunting or trespass-
ing with a gun in their possession
on above described property will
be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law. A reward Of s25 is here
by offered for evidence that will
lead to their arrest and conviction.
AMERICAN LAND & LIVE Stock Co,
By f. B. HILL RANCH MANAGER.
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of the coroner's inquest over the
body of Adam Goebel, deceased,
amounting to $122.yo which was
paid by the county but no part of
which had been repaid BY the
Adam Goebel estate, the clerk
was ordered to prepare an itemiz-
ed bill of same and present it to
the administrator.
Clerk ordered to prepare an
iteuized bill of the expense nf
keeping G. NJ. Atwood, a pauper
of Multnomah county, who was
cared for by Harney county, and
forward to county court of Multi
nomah county.
Report of Road Master Gilbert
showed he had received $IIo2.3S
and had expended as per receipts
and vouchers $2I1.3o leaving a
balance in his hands $oSI.oS.
The report appearing to be cor
rect it was approved.
The contract between the
county court and Or. X. ID. Bur
row for medical treatment of the
county poor was recinded by mu-
tual consent of both parties to the
contract.
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COUNTY COURT

the matter of the claims of
NJ !. Gerdes and ]. f, Re-
gh for $4S for holding autop-
n the body Of VIM. Long
!, il was considered that said
psy was unnecessary, the
n was disallowed.
liquor license granted to M.
ton of Diamond.
appearing that the expense
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Timber land Aoi. june o. is5s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rNiTEU srlrEs land OFFIcE,
---...-. ..--...- ...LL !. hi.


Ulfut OREGON, APRIL no. 1901
Notice is hereby siycn that iU compliance
With The provisions OF The act of Congress Of
June q, lsfs. entitled can arf iof the sale of tim
hef lands ir fHH states OF california. OREGON.
Ncyafn. and Washington Territory, a. extend
"a fn alt the Public land states hy aCi Of Aug.
uft ., ls.s Della Ausriut, of lawcu, county
oi liafucy, state oi uftEoH. has this day hlrd iu
this odiUr her sworn stitHmcut No. EF for the
purchase 10 The NW' NEi., Of section 80. ~,
tn Township NQ. 20 n. Range 40 - p, ", ~,
and VIII OHcr proof tU show that the land souThf
is mofU valuable fnf lts timber Uf stone than fof
agricultural purposes. and Co. establish her
claim tu fH.I land bfiUf. fhr NeEistcr and Re
cCiNcf &C this uf.Ha AZ Uums urrgou OF We'd
uesiaF tIr iltH day 0f July. i1u
she uHurs a. witnesses frrd Otley, "a
al Of lHHr". oregon.
ANY ana Ill p.fsgra DiaimIaF adversely the
ahutu IrfrflHUI IHuIt HfH HIurs'a.i o. DE their
OF july i.u
w fAHHr Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Hutns oregon May ipol,
AoilCU f hereby given that ihr following
namVi settler has rirl uotigv of at inteniiou
fu makr NuHI rr"|i Oh support ~ hlf clatn.and
thai sail pfHH. HI.. H" made Urinfv The Regis.
tcr gUU krrrttr- sf hsfHs. UrrsnH Hu iunc ~,
iss NU charley ~. Uatlf. sI HHfuvY, ufyr
sl. ~. D So l. I.. 'lH 90 er.. 20. Z, .
%, uamrs tg. .H. owing Ulturssr, o. prove
uls NnrituUUut frf.|rT"H uuuI auu tultlF atlou
of taia land. FIF. Joseph W. buchanan. tohn
" llssat. lorru. Rector uHH John . Logan
az of NafUHI. uftEUU
WM. IARBk Register
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CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
[. NOLDENBERe naen. BUS 0leasn

l aUlDINBtR6 HdeD blfn5 Ue3ln
Copy OF O. esgrm-readitl Chirogo, H.. April Oo.
L., Wodenher-, Burns,
Wpelou Continental loss g. 10000 Alter
100000 assets left. II 0O'
many companies your business the Continental
special funds deposit
authorizes bany Continental policy holder
O. u uo should burn.
HENRY EVANS, President.
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Timber Land. Act June g. is7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSiTED STATES LASp OrFtcE,
Burns. oregon. March y. 1906.

i
Burns, oregon, March y, isoC.
Notice Is hereby given that la compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June q ISIS entitled AN act Tor the sale OF
timber lands IN the states OF California, oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory, +" a. extend.
cd g. all the Public Land states by act OF Aug
ust 4. isy2 Lulu +. Horton. of hufns, county OF
itarncy. state Of oregon, has this day died In
this Office her sworn statement No. so, for the
purchase OF the sNl NV NNia sN.a sec. ~
!. - T., r. - -, ami ~ Ski a. OF section No. -
in Township No. - - Range No. - ", W. NJ,
aud will Offer proof 60 show that the land sought
% more valuable fur umbcf or stone than Tor
agricultural purposes, aud 10 establish her
claim g. said land before the Register and Re.
cciycr of this onlcc ~ Hurnt, OREGON, ON Tues.
day, the 5th day Oi June, ipOi.
She namcs ~ witnesses Gustav 4. kcmhold,
iohn " -aycf. Tom Anderson and NorAre ".
Horton, all of Hufns Orcxcu
ANY and al pcftons claiming Adyc tely the
above described landt are requested To die their
claims iu thit ofiru on OF hciofc said ith day
OF june. ipot.
wv FAnnE, Register.
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Wool growers are invited TO call
on or write W A Goodman, Burns
and get terms for shqaring with the
new plan, he has ordered.
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umbcf land Act June d. iss,,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srArrs LAND Orrtcr
Hufns. OREGON March "a tpu

hAfNft NfNHoM. AhfNN ~ W..
Notitc is hereby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions Of the act OF Congress OF
juno d is7s. entitled An act fof the sale OF
tmbos lands in the states Of California, orr.
Ton. Nevada, and Washington Territory 90 a.
extended 60 al the Public Land states 10y act
Of August 4 isg!. Heniamin A. Riddle, Of niA-
moud. county Of tiarncy, state Of OrcEon, has
this day died iu this oflcc hisswufn statement
No. lni, Tor the purchase nt the ~. 81 =, sW,i
~ a. sec. isAad NV SNi OF section No. y
and will Offer proof o. show that the land
sought A. ore valuable for it, timbef aud stone
than fof yficultural purposes. and % establish
his claim to said land beiofv the kvsistef aud
Receiver oi THIS once Al hufus, nfcEuu, ou
MfiiucfiAY, the on dhv of June. lws..
Hc names a. wituc scs Claud n -myth OF
smith. ufrson James Ivy ~ Narfuss. urcsnu,
Clin0fd 6foushrCE aud ffcstlct rmytH ui uiH-
uuEd. nfusou.
Any and al Persons glaiHius auNHf-rly thV
atoKrsdrfcrlur url lands are rrIuuitVl o. ODE their
laimf in this oflpr ou ni briofC said tth LAY of
luuc. itu..
MH fAHHg. REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATE LAND oFFIcE,
nufns Ofgron Nay u ieai I

UNITED STATE LAND OfffCE, I
Burns, OREGON, May ., 1901
Notice ii hereby given that the following.
named settler mas hlcd notice Of his Intention
tu make dnAl prooi in support Of his claim. aud
that said prooi will b. made before the Regis
o.. 100, VIA Roy huuyard, oi HafncN, oregon,
~ D., No iloo for the sfl., sec. ?, 7 - b., Il.
gais 4 " n.
Ne names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said land, VA ], l.. pouiado, Peter Morti.
met, Henry GoodloW and George Gates all Of
liatncy, oregon.
wv. fARHE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
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Net Receipts
DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

The co.partuership heretofore ex.
listing between /. Schwartz and
John Budlenan under the firm
name Of Schwar,z& Budleman, has
by mutual consent been dissolved
Mr. John Budiemau retiring. Any
one indebted to -aid firm will kindly
settle their account at once, as Mr.
Budlemau hns TO leave.
l. Schwartz.
John Budlenan