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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-04
SUMMONS

In the Justice Court Precinct of brew.
scy tIartey County, state Of o., gou.
Cati Riley, Notie oarj. J. n. l,ater
Plaintiffs vs. Felix Barklry ,Deicnls int.
To Felix Barklcy the above named de.
fcndant
In the name Of the state Of Oregon f;
Yon are hereby required to appear and
answer the above complaints filed
against you in the above entitled action
within six weeks from the daie Of the
FIRST publication Of this summons aud
Il you falls TO so answer or appear fcf
want thereof; plaintiffs will ,shc iudg.
ment against You for the sum Of ttss)
Sixlyeigh, dollars end interest thereon at
the rate Of 9 er cent per snnum from the
isi Of June 1909 together with attorney
fees and costs aud disbursements Of this
stion being the amount OF the demands
in PLAINTIFF complaint herein.
This summons is Published by order
Of w. y. Baker a Justice OF the Peace
for Drewsey precinct, County Of Harney
state Of orcgon. dated July 10, 1905,
which order requires this summons 10
10 pubhshed in the Times-lierald a
weekly Newspaper, published at Burns,
Oregon once week Tor a period OF ak
weeks The date Of the fret publication
hereof Is July llth, 1905.
Carl Riley.
Notie Gard.
]. T.. Baker.
Plaintiffs.
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no TREsPAsslNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon NY
premises. TrespasseTs will be pros
.eeuied.
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Timber land. Act June .. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNtrrp 'rAfrs tAsp orficK,
nufns, oreeon, June ia' 10

hufns, oregon, June ~, iao
Notice 10 hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions VI the act OF congress VI
June a. is1S entitled AN act TOT the sale of Nn
bet iauds % the states oi Caliiofnla, Oregon.
Nevada, aud Washington Territory. a. esicnd'
ed 10 ail the Public iand states by act Of Aus
ua 4, ls1', the following named persons have
tha day died IN this once their sworn STATE
mgnts. 20 Wit
Rosco n 0oodiow, Of Harncy, county Of iiat
ncy, ate oi oregon, sworn statement No "a.
iof thg purchase ot the w sM,,. sEe swi
q south. range g3 east W..
Leroy hunyafd, oi Narncy, county ~ Naf
uey, state Of OREGON. Sgorn statement No, ASA
iof iho purchase OF the afi. NNt., NJ swi
aud ~ ENi., " section No, - township No
70 south, fanFe Nn al east, " N,
Msude nunistd, Of iiarn9,. county " liaf
nei -iatc Of oregon, swefn siaismeni No ~
aud sri Nfia. of section No. n. Tow nship No
20 SOUTH fauEc No al east, ". NJ.
jesse o. Hunyafi. ~ tiarney, County of ilHr
nrY tate ~ OfUruu, sworn statement No Nla
iuf ihr pufghnse ~ the So. 81 secfion 10. 2
ioN nsuIp No. y Futh, range No ~ east W "
Ihai ihcf uiil oncr pfo0i. % shes thai th,
lands ought are mo- Vaiuable iaf the timber ol
and a. rstaniish their clnlms 81 said lands 10
lore toe Ncgisiof aud Receiver o. this oiileo NJ
nuins uteFon, on HaturiaY, The nth day o.
August ipnl
rhoi uamc as Witnesses
Alnuhl n. kifhafdsuu, charles N Davis
lcste q huuysrd, Leroy hunyArd and k"scs
q. NoudlnN. al OF ilafncy, Oregon.
Ani aud ell PERSONS elaiminE adversely enl
Of the shove desrflhcd lands are requested I,
nlc their claims ~ this once on or before sal,
vs. rARuF. Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appoiot~d BY the County
Court Of Harvey County, state Of Oregon
Administrator Of the estate u Iiargey
Rumsey, deceased, add has duly quail
fed. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required 10 pre-
sent the same to ms at my ofiies 10
Burns. Oregon, with proper vouchers
aud duly verified within six months
from the date Of this notice.
Dated this 4th day Of August. 1906.
NJ. L. LEWIS,
Administrator,
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The people continue 10 come and
take up land.
Save your good grain, grass veg
etables and fruit for the. fair.
The sooner that orchard is start
ed the sooner il will bear fruit.
Mrs Ella Martin was quite sick
yesterday and Dr.. Geafy was call
ed TO see her.
Mrs. w. @. Bardwell lie in from
her home al Warm Springs, the
guest Of relatives.
DIR. w. c. Brown, Dentist. Office
In the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
G. Cummius is on a visit TO his
son Frank al WesIfall. lie will be
absent but short time.
J. +. Shields was over from his
Silver creek home last Wednesday
20 have some dental work done.
Look out-Get the safety lncu-
bator. now IL runs without lamp.
see W. 7. Smith about IL, Burns
Oregon.
The Holland's returned home
last night from the Alvord where
they had been visiting aud putting
up fruit
Mrs. VIM. Miller II expected
home today from a visit to friends
aud relatives IN Baker ard Mslheur
counties.
supt Gilcreei cf the r. l.. s. Co,
IL In the city having jus; returned
from Logan Valley where hi fam
ily ~ camping.
Henry Richardson and Ed Moore
leil this morning for the new gold
strike In tho south. They expect
to be absent about three weeks
Land scrip-soldiers additional.
IN. p. Indemnity, sante Fee-all
guaranteed.
ARcHIE McGowAS,
The I.andman
$3.50 equity in house and lot,
value 1890. (would take $500
homestead relinquishmen, part
paymeni) IA blocks car line
Mrs. Maddox, lO7. r. 40 - Port
land, Oregon
A telephone message from the
James Mahon Anderson valley
ranch this morning, stated that n
mAn had fallen from hay stack
aud was unconsclous. II was
thought at first be WAS paralized,
bot later he was able 10 speak and
IL IL hoped he will recover.
". E Burke aud Atty. Howell
lef, for Portland Thursday morning,
Mr.. Burke eontemplates a change
in his Carey selection contract
provided the State Land Board APP
proves. He will propose selling
the land aud irrigation plant to-
gether that il; he proposes reclaim
ing by means OF wells and pumping
stations. making a we'll on each
quarter section, equipping II with
an engine and pump which goes
with the land when sold 10 the set
Ter
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Admnistrator Of the estate ol
John Wright, deceased. has illcd his
final sccount Of the Administration Of
said Estate, aud all persons Interest, Il
ARE hereby notified to b. present q,
Burns, Oregon, On the eth day ol Aug.
ust 1909, and show cause. V any exists
Why the same should no, bc received
aud the Admiuisirator discharged, and
said Eststc closed aud yon will also
take notice that on Monday the 9Th day
oi August NJ nuins, Oregon, Ia the time
and place ~ nxei by the lI'norablc
County Judge Of llafncy County, oto.
gon, Tor the hearing oi sail 6nai &C.
count.
Dated Jane 18th, 1904
JACOB WRIGHT.
Administrator II the estate u John
Wright, deceased.
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Crops are looking we'll.

Crops are looking well.
4 Ben Jordan was up from Lawen
during the week.
James simmons was in on land
business yesterday.
Harvey county's population will
he doubled in two years.
II you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, see +. NJ. Jordan.
Chas. King and family are in
from their ranch home for a few
days.
DR.. Hibbsrd was on the sick list
Thursday, but was again at his post
of duty yesterday.
You'll miss il If you don't come
in and see my late invoice Of shoes
james Smith.
+ ]. Klink is over from Grant
county on tour Of inspection Of
the telephone line.
The little son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry Richardson has been quite
sick. hut is now on the mend.
John Darsey is oyer from Drew
sey, having been called on account
of the serious illness Of HE wife.
Infant shoes, half.shoes, tan. pat.
ert leather, etc. in all sizes and the
very latest stylcs-come and zee
them --lumes Smith.
Albert Myers was held without
bonds 10 the circuit court for the
killing Of II. Rumsey. The prelim-
inery was completed last Saturday
! Miss Lille Never Of San Fran
cisco, arrived here Thursday and
will spend some time visiting her
sister, Mrs Leon Brown.
Mrs Hattie HASTE has moved her
stock OF Millinery and Notions into
the building jus; east Of the Wind
sor and is prepared 10 trim in the
latest styles. Call aud see he.
Theo Coleman was n passenger
out on Wednesdays Canyon stage
enroute to Meaoham In the Blue
Mountains where he has n position
with railroad construction gang
DO not hesitate about starting a
smail Bank Account. Get into the
habit and Il will be n profitable
move.
LEON NJ. BRowS.
Cashier, Harvey County Bauk
Sheriff Richardson made a trip
TO the Mckinney mill yesterday tC
bring down Carl Blomke, who i'
believed 10 be insane. The unfor'
tunaie man will be examined TO-
day.
A ylsit 10 the home Of ]. $. Gee'
will convince anyone that We hav'
the finest fruit in Harvey county
aud that il takes only work and
care to make Harney valley fam
Gus as a fruit raising section.
John b. Cofiey an old time fried
of W. 4. Huston, DIR. Hibbard, |
Schwartz aud others Of this city
was among our outside visitors dur
ing the week. Mr. Cofiey took
$40 desert claim in the Dog Noun
tain section aud will soon begin
active work retaining il. Th'
gentleman was one Of the success
fol legislative candidates 10 Multi
nomah county at the June election
He has returned home.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE
Burus. OIcxon. JHlF ~, 100

USITED sTATEs LAND 0TFlCk,i
burus, Oregon, JIis ~, iSle >
Notice Il hereby given that The OWL :
named seiiigf has hied notice " his inteniion
10 make mail DfOol IA supp0n ~ his claim .anl
that aid pfoof aill b. made before the hefs
Ter ano Receiver, AZ bufns. OfegOn, 0n sep
temler TO- lg.G. Va. Elmer a. 1urnCr, Of Yes
ator Oreron, n y. 70 ~, iof The ~. Sec. ~
TD6 K,Nf " 81.
Ne names the fol.Oa Tag witnesses W pros 3
IL colIilI Is ~ residence upon and cultivation
u said land, viz: David n. fnrner, oi lisfney
OREGON. Chris Dunneal Of Riverside Oregon
samneIA Asaisy and 4. 9. Newman both oi
M. FksHE ksEistef
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usiTsD sssa. ss.I,s 5;,.ss Lssp J9i, 9f'.ssi a.
H. c. LsvESs

TNITTU FIATTF LII TITTTI =
burns. oregon, juiJ ~ To-
Sofiee IA thereby given that ChiFmau q, smith
Of hurns Harney County, oregon, has tlfd
notice Oi intention 10 make pfooi % his
dcseri-land elaim No. f1U. for the = -tis snd
~ sWIx See. 3. n ~ q. H. u ~. Nn bffOfe
thf Register and Receiver az buFns. ufrsoni
on Monday. the 10 day II September, 100.
lie names The following Nlinesses 90 pros
the complete Irritation and feclametion Of sail
land samuel A Aeaiey. Elmer A, Turner
frank ~ Ulster all ol LsHsn, nfcfpn aha
chester Carter Oi burns, oregon.
W.. FAEEs. ieF sfer
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNtrFD STATES LAND ofFiCE.l
Burns oregon, June ~ lpoA
Noiice IL hereby give that charles A. Ryrd.
Of Buns, Oregon. has hlcd notice ~ intention
TO make pruuf ON his desert land claim No. Nt,
for the W., sE,a. Sec a, r. - y, n Rk. NJ
MI SEQ i Z. = =, X. - y, ". N, before the
Negis,cr aud recciycf - hnrns, Oregon, on
Thursday, the gth day ~ August, las
~ unfncs the following witnesses 10 prove
The complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said landi Ieeeph mpEcf, Louise BYRD, Frank
iotiau aud lchn W. Saysr. all of nufns,
wN. rARRR. Register.
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,],osl<r Building
C. TU R.FE Y,
SoleS .4oenf
3, il fnll blast
I, h. al !hs sick list
- 3 = = : mes Herald.
ne Il >vr from Stein
IN n #pulng a teW
np<oo ets up from his
ven se<Sertlay.
:, Setufday, July 2S,
drs. EeF NcGee, a son.
/ complele line Of shoes
ren rfcsived- James
On A. asIdition to the
IL rroxre<siug very sst-
nora e<ri<ed home yes.
a vieI< ~ Drewscy aud
Nrr 1I>rrden conleu.
70 brer valley the frst
~ II hone from ao ex-
owe, w. Road Land
Ok coorss
~ sho<t matinces aud
h 81 TO- fair grounds?
.ink h aould be a good
,com> ~ all the wood
Thsrts a good thing
etic ttDdman here at
oopig business solicit
army Bounty Bank
IifoN NJ BRowN,
Cashier.
Ikotsrls q former teach
blio ocbools Of this city,
: ~ ~ North Powder
- Qntario Democrat
pI(h'e 30 badger roams
hcus d.ys and furnishes
Doop]e who have new
aoQoain tel with bis
pvn y recovering bic
Nv and will soon be able
Ithoogh be may not AT
his duties as cashier
es Comfy Bank
!. 'he jolly timber man
.fJas with some people
l,uk on timber Ia the
y seciiDn. They TOOK
tufe tbis morning on
'aaffer aud family lef'
fpr Crnn- Creek after q
rit xiih relatives aud
They may return "a
ore 1ating their depar'
' haue In Nevada
~ sa~ Mill, Roy Bua'
e,ot. y ready foi ih,
fk. Orders Of any sil
4 a. any time. Al.
setl Md rough lumber
" eaIngles Good road
icrs b large or small.
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house.
keeping. Apply Sal Ute avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Gallupe leave
this evening over the Midland for
Denver to remain during the Elks
festivities.
Jask Gallupe is looking forward
with great pleasure to meeting
large number of old time friends in
the big delegation of Elks from Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania Mr.. Gallupe's old
home. He has received assurances
that large number will be along.
The sale of tickets for the excurs-
ion tomorrow to Ouray over the mar
row guage has been very satisfac-
tory and the indications are that a
large crowd will go. The train will
leave Grand Junction promptly at
six O'Clock in the morning, COM
Portable and pleasant ride is assur-
ed. There will be plenty of room,
no crowding. Returning train Will
leave Ouray at nine O'Clock in the
evening. A rate of 1925 for the
round trip is made for this excurs-
ion. Tickets can be secured at the
Denver and Rio Grande Office dur
fng the early hours of the evening.
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AN INVESTMENT.
AN Investment Made in American
DeForest Wireless Telegraph
Stock is a Conservative
Investment.

An investment in American De-
Forest Wireless telegraph stock is
one which should give you an income
for life. This system was exhibited
at the St Louis Exposition by both
the signal corps of the U. S. army
and the patent Office. The latter
issued for distribution a pamphlet
setting forth eight notable inyen-
tions and described the DeFbrest
American Wireless system to the ex-
clusion of any other.
The grand prize as well as all
other wireless prizes were awarded
to the DeForest company.
No other system received an hon
orable mention. The several DeForest
stations at the exposition were in
constant operation during the entire
season. In addition to the exposition
given for visitors, the company con-
Quoted a public commercial business
and supplied the press news. The De-
Forest exhibits were by far the most
attractive feature of such great inter-
est that President Roosevelt. during
his visit to the Fair, spent a longer
pdriod Investigating the DeForest
exhibits than at any other single ex-
hibit and called it magnificent. -
Demonstrations given daily at All
Main street.
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Let us show you our buggies Fred
Mantey.
Coor's celebrated golden beer. qts.
per dozen s1.50; pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone red 24S.
Elk's official train for July Is
from Grand Junction to Denver via
the Midland route with round trip
for S12 leaves Grand junction at
300 pm: Falisade at 2:21 pm; Ar
rives at Glenwood at 4:57 pm; and
leaves Glenwood at 500 pm. Sc
cure railroad and Pullman tickets
early from the committee.
Prof. Brandenberg of the State
Commercial association, who met with
the Chamber of Commerce last night
left the city this morning over the
narrow guage for Denver where he is
called to remain in the association Of
fees to assist in welcoming those
Elks who may visit the Offices for the
purpose of inspecting the various ex-
hibits. Prof. Brandenberg has been
on the western slope for several days
working in the interest of the big ex-
hibit car to be sent through the east.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
or without board, 337 Grand Ave.
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THEY WILL CELEBRATE.
Preparations TO Make Labor Day
Notable Occasion in Grand juno
tion this Ycar.-Many
Outside Visitors
Expected.

At a meeting of the Carpenters
and Joiners' union it was decided to
have big Labor day celebration in
Grand Junction and plans for the
entertainments, parades and meeti-
ngs are now in formation.
Labor day will come on September
3 and those in charge will issue in
vitations to the unions throughout
this section of the state to come to
Grand Junction and take part Sr
the celebration.
A large parade participated in by
numerous organizations will be the
biggest feature of the day, speech
making, music, athletic sports and
picnic dinners will be other features
of the celebration.
The local carpenters and joiners'
union has harge of the arrangements.
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WANTED-Experienced dry goods
saleslady-Make application by
Letter stating length of experience
and salary wanted. Give refer
ences. Address DRY Goods care
of Sentinel.
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WANT COLUMN

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Batf
and electric lights, 335 Grand ave
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REAL ESTATE

No. 1913 acres on Orchard Mesa,
10 acres In hearing fruit; good
house and improvements. Horses
and tools. $4,000.
No. 316.-15 acres "a miles from
Clifton; fine peach land per acre
$1,000
No. 122-40 acres three miles from
town, one acre orchard. ten acres
alfalfa, house, barn and other i'm
provements- VIII trade for city
property.
No. 901.-160 acres two miles from
town, 80 acres under ditch; 1870
acres high line land, S2,400.
No. 1880 acres of raw land under
ditch to trade for city property.
N. 779.-A good business paying
s400 per month net to trade for
good orchard.
Fire insurance written and money
to loan at per cent.
VAN-THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
All Main Stree.
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AT TWO p. VI. TOMORROW.

The B. P. o. E. special train leaves
for Denver. You had better go. Only
$1,000 round trip. Take your vaca-
tion with a jolly bunch. Tickets
also good on train No. 104 and 106
with final limit July 23. Secure Pull
man tickets at Colorado Midland City
ticket Office.
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ATTENTION, ELKs.

All Elks are requested to meet at
EliSs hall, at one y. IN. sharp Sunday
i'm full uniform to march to the de-
pot.
NJ. +. FREDERICKS,
Chairman.
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Fruit Grorers Attention.

The Valley Feed company have the
Winona wagons with extra wide beds
for fruit purposes. Call and see them
The daily tribune., 1906-03-13
Florence the Terminus.
People out of town know that Fl,

People out of town know that Flor
ence will be the terminus Of the Flor
ence. Canon City and Royal Gorge
Interurban railway and is bound to
receive benefits by such terminal. il
branches are ever extended to Port
land and the camps. and in all prob.
ability there will be. Florence is the
only point natural from which suoh
extensions can take place Should the
new cement plant east Of Portland be
Installed, and the chances are said to
be very favorable for 1t. demand
for the extension of the line from Flor.
ence to that point will be made.
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BY city officials without the knowl-
edge Of the city clerk and asking
that all this business be given out
by that officer. Hereafter the oity
clerk will place the orders for
commercial printing for the city.
An application and bond from
Tom Orrechio asking for . Wholesale
liquor dealers license were read.
They were accepted snd the License
ordered issued for six monthe. be-.
ginning with April /. ALI Salmon
and ]. F. Fritz are the bondsmen.
The ordinance committee will pre-
pare list Of the appropriations to
govern the city in the ensuing year.
Report will be made at the next meet.
ing.
The giss of monthly bills we're al
lowed with the exception Of that Of
Folice Magistrate Cannon for services.
It was reported that Cannon owed the
city IS for license on he bowling
alleys and the bill was referred to the
finance committee for action.
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Making Rates With Gorge Line.

The Royal Gorge. as result of the
erection of the electric line via Flor
ence and Canon City. by a supsension
bridge ever the famous chasm. will be
added to the long list of attractions
offered by Colorado Springs to the
tourists of the country.
d. O. MacWatteIs, of the Short
Line, left today to confer with the
management of the electric line,
relative to making arrangements for
combination round trip rates, via
the Short Line and the Florenc g
and Cripple Greek railway to Flor
ence, thence on the electric road over
the heights of Royal Gorge and back
over the Canon City branch and the
Short Line to Colorado Springs. Mr..
Mac W alters is taking a corps of pho
tographers along to get views for an
attractive booklet to be issued by his
road in conjunction with the scenic
ATTRACTIONS of the electric line. The
electric line will be IN operation by
July 1, so that immediate action is
being taken 1t is suggested that
new Inducements will be offered the
travelling public to visit the gold
fields, which will be beneficial to the
camp and to Colorado Springs. Colo
RADIO Springs Telegraph.
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Council Report.

The city council met In regular
session last night and upon roll call 1t
was noted that Aldermen Parnall and
Jones were absent. The water com.
mittee reported that the oity had
bought new wagon for the water
superintendent.
The street, bridge and alley COM
mittee reported that 1t had gone up to
the dry creek in the west part of
town to make an examination and to
determine some method whereby the
creek can be fixed 80 that flood waters
cannot overflow the ditch and prevent
Main street from being overfowed in
the summer time The committee
found that If cut was made near the
powder me- gazine near the Coal Greek
road that a great portion of the water
would be turned down Sand creek.
This may be done later.
The new water break was reported
as being accepted by the council and
the contractor. M. J. White. was al
lowed payment for the work.
The regular monthly reports of the
city officers were read and approved.
The amendment to the Robinson
street car franchise was passed on final
reading and ordered Published as an
ordinance.
For the reason that the chair man
of the ordinance committee was not
present. the new ordinance in refer.
ence to the bill posting business in
the city was not reported on.
A Communication from the Trib-
une Printing and Publishing COM
any was read. 1t was to the effect
that city. printing was being ordered
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Clem water, Kan,
writes: "My husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumption. We procured bottle OF
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. and it cured
him. That was six years ago and since
then we have always kept bottle in the
house. We cannot do without it. For
coughs and colds it has no equal, 2oc
SOC aud 81, Sold by Florence Palace
Pharmacy. tts
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i DELIGHTFUL NUMBER :

n W. ~ ~ AADGD
Everyone fond Of good. original read
ing matter should make IL point to
read the current March Issue Of Sports
Afeld. DR.. franklin Hawley's 40.
count Of the opening Of Oklahoma Is
remarkably interesting and virile. a.
il also Edward Hickson's paper on
Carbon Hunting In New Brunswiok
which is followed by Frank Stick 3
sympathetic study of boy life. ut
Showed and You We're Young In
this Issue also DR.. Robert Hudson be-
gins q series of travel papers. desorip-
tive Of trip through New and Old
Mexico. aboundinR in useful informa-
tion both to the student and business
man. Your newsdealer can supply
You; il not. send to Sports Afield. 1853
Dearborn St.. ChiosRo. Ill
The daily tribune., 1906-03-13

PLENTY OF GOODS j. W.
Forbes, manager of the Fremont Wall
Paper and Paint company is very
proud Of the lal ge stock his firm has
on hand this season. Their wall
paper racks are loaded down with q
very fancy assortment.