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New-York tribune., 1906-08-07

MErAIS-The London market closed again to-day
and sonohat eRei,ed 6oWae With holders
tan that figure but well above the closing quotations
q last week ana the extreme range appeared to be
ther change Lake is quoted 75c; electro
was quiet tat anS sPGTR s9E u al at so Zoe IoS
is Quoted al Is oisc The market for pig iron certia
Gates az the Produce Exchange dull all day with
!ooer .soaisc: November l1.5o@i7sOc December
gSes out steady The very warm weather s sgeiRst
gS2d lsg2oe prime. 2oq2scj New Orleans open kette
isey2ec prime, 2seSsc fancy. SsS2sc $685.
oILsE,COttonseed oil was easier under sueaon an e
Dds August s7stc: 5oo September s7as; 100 No.
@aH al s ecse hea q ss @ee e @ e h
I9UM. standard white bbis 900; bulk 45Oc; Phila-
deiPhia dc I6 5SSe bulk 49, -ened cases cases New YOrs
bbis. eco; bulk 65oc Philadelphia 955c; bulk o49c
o ColSf SiE craSS @ s
s. so epteer PsT GP PRIME stobeT S4assc No
yember $O% dS1c; December. SO&@3lc and January Soh
town P a@ e cscus sq raw sS Csc raE LARS SP o e1 Sss c.
easier lard prices and selling of ribs BY ngsh houses
was Followed by afternoon Improvement in sympathy with
corn when packers bought ribs and protess9@2ais @ re-
with 5000 estimated Tuesday kansas CITY bad 500
oR Barey steady Quoted Mess SIS sls :O S family H
Mess SSasS JO family si6 50ds1i; packet $0dS0 so;
extra India mess SIS S0$l7 BEEF HAMS steady
nssgns &c. & s9 n 9H lsS r oe s i4C n s9Se pigs
Smoking, l2&@lS4c; 10 NJ 124c II b l2c IA 10 11ac
picked shoulders neminnl qg9ted at sss@saS picked
ety 5c country SSg5'4e LARD steady; quoted: MID Mid
refined lard steady; quoted South America lOc CONT
5i@QT%c. sTEARINE steady; quoted: oleo. 09ac city
lard stearine, lOAc.
RICE-Rice firmly held and Southern
SSns wE eoOd sales SXemens oD Quotations S f91%
choice heads 4sG4Bc; fancy heads 5d5ac extra fancy
heads 5 QGc Japan. domestic. 4sG4%c; Patna. 51s a
5Sac: Java. 43sQ5l2c; Rangoon, in bond, 81 M2lec
SUGAR--The American and Arbucke Bros advanced
prices for refined 10 points the advance
made late last week By other refners Business
fairly active. especially in the way Of withdrawal
Prices quoted less per for cash: Cut loaf
and crushed 56Oc; mould a. Csc; cubes g. TO- xxx
powdered, 6O5c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit
powdered &c; Eagle confeetioners granulated I5s;
Eagle and extra fine granulatei &c; Eagle 10
cartons 2b bags and 5fb bags Of fine granuated 505c
Eagle fine standard granulated and diamond A. { 90c
confectoners A. 4.75c; No I, 455c; Nos and g. 45Oc
420c: No O. 15c; TO- 10c; IL A.O5c; No - &C.
Nos l3 Il Is. 95c. London market for sugar
beets closed today owing to a holiday local
market ruled firm, with late Saturday
about $4,000 70 10000 bags the basis Of quotations
Duty paid rates were follows; Centrifugal, 90
3isc muscovado SO test, 3as, fnoasses sugar.
test, 1-16d3bc. Very little sugar offered and
private adices from abroad that Hamburg market
for beets Is higher
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
= pIIRSIIANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON
IN PURsUANCE on Az ORDER on HOS
Change of Name.
SUrKEME cOURr on TiE STATE on SEW

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or NEW
York, county OF New Nork-in the matter or IN.
application o. Municipal Ownership IeaEue OF ths
tMSnty-e eighth Assembly District OF County al New
Ih LOT authority 10 change IT'S Municipal Own
Sshp League Of the Twentieth Assembly District Of the
Souity OF New York Notice Motion Notice h
ssteey given that the undersigned domestic member
snip cooperation haNtnG its principal Office
ough OF Manhattan City County ana state OF Ser V,r
VIII apply 20 the New York Supreme Court sor ne
county OF New AorS. az Special Term Part L. 20 be
Hea al the Connty Court House Borough OF Manhattan
C.ly OF New furk. the Sth day q August.
@ o;so elaSS IN the forenoon OF that day soon
thereafter counsel be heard FOR order author
lzing u % change its and the o.
Municipal Ownership League Of the Tweateth Assembly
District % the County OF New YHrk. according g she
statute in such case made and provided
Dated New York June 18th. 1895
Municipal Ownership Leasue o. t1S Iwenty -e.snsn
Assembly District % she County %
corporate Seal New NoES. ~ MICHAEL J.
JOYCE President.
CHARLES n KELLY Attorney fnr petitioner Ohice
and u q. AddFess. No. 50 ChQmaerS Street. &auAas-
New York CRY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Bernstein. samuel-I- schesinger receiver: July o
Jsn;ary y IS - co'..-.s. -! es 81
Bell Tnomas-J. Pin; Nay 81. 1906. 2277 40
oenSer - isos 1'4 ...s-'.--. 24a SO
Cowen Charles A; William y. Croxton Joseph
y issa6 ~ -. .-1......... - Us 9I
Dick A-E. Hall: June p, 1904. I,O22 50
Ay, Issls ie'..sy {. a.. 1913 G2
ss-ne-Sa.ne. Nav ~ 1903 Observation-Disclosures. 90 81
IIekuer David-T p Jones; May 1905. 136 40
-HlIsseF I5ss E1s1i's - - no. q Al
sar,e-Sare. Nav 10 1896 D6................. ga Al
Mende Adof-Y Salzman; l3. 1905 1,O4s II
Cohen, Barney assignee. efcH B. Clahin Com
grIv and 1d costs SIS si48 H. 5i5 10
"S2pitl' S95r3' >lilA e az ou.. o. O5e a
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
NEW YORK PRICES

sion interests Cash oats York track by
PIE basis follows: Mixed 2G 32 u.
S5szc: white 10 SO No. s4a3sc clipped
white IS TO 40 10. 4fi&G44c.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-03
Homeseekers' Excursions.

The Minneapolis & ST. Louis rail-
road will sell round-trip excursion
tickets every Tuesday to points in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the
Canadian Northwest, and on the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month to points in the south, south
east, west and southwest. Rate one
fare plus 81. Liberal limits and
stop-over privileges. For rates and
further particulars call on agents
or address A. B. Cults, G. P. & T.
A. Minneapolis, MINI. 35-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-03

Farm of 120 acres for rent. 11C
acres under cultivation, a miles di.
lrectly west of Vesta. Inquire Of
/ Mrs. Henry Terhell. 6-4t.
1t arouses energy, DEVELOPS nerv'
Gus life, arouses the courage OF
youth. 1t makes you young again
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. IS cents, tea or
tablets. H. M. Hitchcock & Co.
The Echo Enterprise reports that
Thomas Barber and wife returned
from Regina, Canada, recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Barber have been visiting
there for four months. The former
reported that country very dry this
year. Thomas should have taken
some of the moisture from this Sec
ton up into that country with him.
Several ditching machines have
been working in Yellow Medicine
county recently and portion of the
standing water has been disposed Of.
1t is the first step towards improv-
ing the roads. All sloughs are now
at depth to either put grades I'M
der water, or make them too soft
for travel, and upon nearly all roads
spots are to be found where it is
almost impossible to pass thru with
a team.
Deacon Whitney, father of C.. C.
Whitney Of Marshall, missed voting
for the first time in 60 years at the
recent primary election. However,
he is hopeful of an opportunity of
voting in his 88th year at the No
vember election. He is confined to
his house, and most of the time to
his bed by reason of the injury
caused by a fall four weeks ago
which, tho no bones were broken,
has caused him serious lameness.
A genuine twister struck the
northeast outskirts of Springfield
recently and did considerable dam
age to property. F. E. Beach's
barn was wrecked, the horses being
in it at the time. They were not
injured in the slightest and they
came out of their rough experience
with pieces of the manger attached
to the halters. Besides tipping over
Anton Schmid's barn he also lost
about Is chickens. Those who saw
the performance say that the all
was full of chickens and feathers,
The storm first struck near L. o.
sens farm, p miles from town, and
did considerable damage to his grain
stacks. Eight head of cattle in
Schwarzrock's pasture were pinned
to the ground by fallen trees.
Tracy Herald:-A sensation in the
lower strata of Tracy life was Great
ed at the Exchange hotel last Satur-
day afternoon. The central figures
were Mr.. and Mrs. Axlund and the
trouble was over the successful at
tempt of the mother to obtain pos
session of the couples little boy.
AXlund left his wife a year or more
ago, for the very best of reasons,
and when he did so he spirited the
little boy to some home in the coun-
try. Last Saturday the little fellow
was brought here to take in the
fair and as soon as the mother
learned of this she went there and
attempted to take him from the
father. Between the parents the
child was nearly pulled in two before
policeman was called in. The moth
er plead for the privilege of short
talk with the little fellow and was
allowed to be alone with him in a
room off the office. She cut the
screen and passed out of the window
to carriage in waiting, and the
two were rapidly driven to some
place unknown to the authorities.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-03
FOR BOTH

One disease of thinness in
children is scrofula; in adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood ; both need more fat.
These diseases thrive on lean
less. Fat is the best means Of
overcoming them; cod liver oil
makes the best and healthiest
at and
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

D. A Cawlfeld is in town to-day
Don't overlook the Clothing Sale
at Browns.
The present weather suits the
stockmen.
Plenty Of potatoes at the City
Meat Market.
Go to J G. Welcome & Son for
carriage warmers.
] f. Mahon was in the city a
shott time during the week.
Walter Cross was down from
Trout creek the fret of the week.
One Of our energetic farmers at
least is going to make a trial OF
field peas next season. Fred Dem
sieadt has asked The Times Her
aid to see in regard to seed.
The basket ball game last night
between the ninth grade high school
and public school girls teams was
hotly contested resulting in vic.
tory for the public school hy one
point
Reports from Drewsey state that
the diphiheria patients are getting
along very we'll. Mrs AL Weather.
IN aud Miss Cora Reese are the
only new cases developed aud both
are doing we'll.
q W. Clevenger is home and
will now give his furniture and un-
dertaking business his personal at
tenlion. Mr. Clevenger took a
several weeks course Of study in
embalming at Philadelphia since
leaving here aud is now fully up-to-
date IN every line Of his business.
Sheep are now bringing the high
est price in the history of The in
dustry in Yakima, Republic The
quotation from Seattle this week is
ten cents a pound for carcasses. A
good wether will dress from a. 10
80 pounde. The pelt is worth $l IS
aud the ofIall will run the price up
to SO or 81 per head
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
NO TREsPAssiNG.

Hunting IL forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers will be pros.
eouted.
II. G. LEvENr.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

Baled hay at the City Meat Mar.
ket
Orange, lemon and citrou peel at
Schwartz
Buy your Christmas caudies ~
the Busy Corner Store
Oscar Swain, Walter Clark and
Bailey Hayes we're all up from
Lawen Monday.
Hugh Tudor and wife were down
from Harney 10 take in the basket
ball game Monday.
Both the Presbyterian and Bap-
tist Sunday schools will hold
Christmas exercises and trees Mon
day evening.
Mesdames Reed & johnson have
added some nice holiday goods TO
their millinery stock. Call and see
the novelties and dolls.
A new lot Of Ladies and Child.
rens Underwear aud stockings at
Mrs. Hastie's. Also some more
new hats, frames, feathers. ect
Call and see them.
The following officers for the en-.
suing year will be installed at the
regular meeting Of Burns Chapter
No 400. E. S, Jan. IL; Adah
Allen, W. NJ; Emma Mckinney,
A. NJ; Sam Motherehead. Patron
Ella Mothershead, Secy; Phebe
Geary, Treas Esth-r Schwartz,
Con-. frankie Welcome, A. Con;
Agnes sweek, Adah; Eva Byrd,
Ruth; Julia Greeley, Esther; Mat
tie Miller, Martha; Ella veogtly.
Eleeta; Minnie Clevenger, Chaplin;
Vella Welcome, organist; Emma
Williams. Warden; Sarah Fare.
Marshel; A. c. Welcome. Sentinel.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
HE HONOR OF YOUR
Presence is Requested at
The Busy Corner Store"

Holiday goods are now on
|bition throughout the store.
hplete lines are shown OF neCes-
S and luXuries, usefuls and or
hentals, amp what not that 90 to
|le Christmas more enjoyable
bu and your friends.
he sfofe extends cordial invitation to you to
is wl,en and as often as you like, whether you
To purchase or not In this connection, too,
|sh 10 s<iggest that it is better for you TO buy
Fhrjsfnas gifts now than wait until later when
Is are dense and our store service is triad to its
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice IL hereby given that Wedncs-
day the 9TH day OF January 1907, at
Burns. Oregon a, o'clock Z NJ. Of said
day, NJ the office Of thc County Judge
for said County, has been fixed as the
time aud place for the hearing Of the
Final Account Of the undersigned, the
Executor Of the Estate and Last VIII
and Testament Of Jorgen Jorsensen,
Deceased. aud any aud all persons hav-
ing any interest In said Estate are here
by notified 90 be present ON said date
and show cause II any, Why tho Final
Account Of said Executor should not be
accepted and said Estate closed. aud the
Executor discharged.
g. II. NoEorLY,
Executor Of the Last win aud Testa.
meni Of Jorgen Iorgenson. Decd
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
A Checking Account
Aids Your Memory

Ii is not necessary to remember
every small bill you pay, when you
keep a checking account. Your
checks are a record Of your 5usi-
ness.
Each check has written on its
face the date and amount of the
bill paid, the party to whom it
was paid. 10 addition, each
check is receipt for the obliga-
ton cancelled.
Don't try to remember the bills
you CANCEL Pay by check file
your checks for reference. It's
the surer method.
HARNEY COUNTY BANK.
Burns, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter oi the estate " Thomas
Wingheld, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appoint.
,d cxccutris OF the apcvc entitled estate
Notice h hereby given 20 all persons
having claims aealns, said estate to pre-.
sent same with proper vouchers within
ok months from date hcfeoi 10 the exc.
cuirix ai Paisley, Oregon, or TO her At
torncy VIM. Miller at Burns, Oregon.
Dated this 9th day Of December 1905.
MAmuA NJ, Wisuunp,
Erecutrix.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

| K,.gt \. ~ ''Busv Corner
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

Estrayed-one brown gelding,
weight about 1900 branded quarter
circle c on left shoulder. small star
Ia forehead one black gelding
branded } ID on left siihe weight
1900, both broke to work came To
my place on Dec. rs. Owner call
aud pay charges for keep aud adj
vertising.
J. y. Gearharl.
Van, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
Timber Land 40, June a, ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UKttrn efArrs fASn owes,
hufns ofcguu, NuFembcf, ", ipo1

=
hufnf. ofvEuu, November. ~, iniN,
Nutipr A. hprrhf Flflu chat la romplianrc
with The provisions ui the act of Cuugruss af
lius q, lHis, entitled "An act ief the sale oi
timber lands ln thf states 81 California, urr
gou. nevada and Maahingion Territory" gs
extended 10 ~ thc Public i.and states ~ act
of Ausu.l :, isal lluEh liarfls. ol nufns
county Of iiarupY, state % ofuEon, has un
rcp'gmlcf 3, 10 died Ia ihlt ohlge hlt swoin
s,atemsut 40 ~. ioi the purchase gi the
W. ~ the MA uf section No n. W.
township No. q ~, auFo No ~ d. W N,
~, andsviil onsf pfoof % fnow that the land
sought l. more ssiuahie Tor its timber OF stone
than lof agricultural purposes, and 20 establish
his rlalm 20 said iauu buiufc The Register aud
Receiver st HUNS, ufFfon. ON wednesday tho
gafd day OF January, 1871,
iiU unmca 81 Witnesses Homer ~ Maze, "
N, hcMenamy, Hefman oaulin, John Thomas
all Of hurus oregon,
Any aud ali persons claiming adversely the
above dssrflbsd lands are requested ~ hle
thiif claims Ia this oiicg ou % heiofc faid Afd
day oi tauuar, 1901
Wa FARhH, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to whom
IL may concern that tine co-partner,
ship Of Wm. Jones and j. +. vii.
hanson under the frm name oI
Jones d Williamson, has been dis
solved by mutual ooncent.
WM. JONEs
J. +. WrLLIAMsoN.
Burns, Oregon,
Dec IL, 1906.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22
Public Land sale -(lsola,ed rract.l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

rN.fEp sTArrs iANp OfficE
Burns, oregon. November, -. iNd
Notluc Il hereby giYCu that ~ directed by
the Comm issioncf ui the Ucnufai land Onicv,
under provisions of act oi Congress approved
June ~. tluf. ruhiir.No 1ni We Will offer VI
public sale. 90 the highest bidder. NJ 10 o'rlock
a m. on the cSth day " ncccmhvr nest Al
this ONCE, ihe following tract ~ land, t,-wit
south, OF Range No - fast, W,M
Any persons claiming adversely the above
dcsrflhcd land ate advised 10 nlc their claims,
mated iof sale.
va. rAHHr, Register
A. ". GowAS ,Roroiyer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

hs v bihihh Nhr dk"iH w tu"h
during the week.
Lunch goods of all kinds at the
BUSY Corner Store"
Road Master Hoover was up
from Lawen Thursday.
Don't forget that the band boys
give the Christmas dance.
The schools OF this city have
closed for the holiday vacation.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north 6f
the Post Office,
Sheriff Richardson IL on official
business ia the southern part of the
county.
Everybody is glad to know the
band boys have charge Of the Christ
mas hall Dec. %.
Lloyd Johnson aud family were
the guests Of relatives IN this city
during the week.
Chas Davis was among the in-
tereeled spectators at the basket
ball game Monday.
Voegtly has just received new
shipment Of Japanese ware for the
holiday trade. Call and see II.
Tom Cleveland and family we're
over from Sod house this week
visiting relatives aud friends.
II. J. Hansen at the Burns Meat
Market IL selling hind quarter beet
at 3 cents aud front quarter at 4
cents.
George Bollenbaugh left here las,
Thursday for Canyonvillo where he
will spend the winter with relatives
aud friends.
Mrs. Lelah Williams, principal
Of the Drewsey public school, is
here visiting old time friends. She
will remain until after the holidays.
o. Calkins is in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
ote skins. He wants all Of them
aud will pay good prices,
Dick Everett left for Vale the
tirst Of the week, having been CALI
cd over there on account Of the
sickness Of his mother.
No more useful Christmas pres
ent could be imagined than a set Of
Japanese ware. Voegtly has the
prettiest and best You ever saw.
j. T. Garrett has purchased the
l.. Woldenberg residence property
and will take possession as soon as
the Woldenbergs leave for Baker
City.
w. +. Burke and }. G. Turney
took their departure yesterday
morning for Portland, Burke will
not return here until some time ia
March.
J. c. Welcome a Son have some
very handsome Angora goat robes
for baby buggies most suitable for
Christmas presents. Also other
kinds. See them.
We are informed that w. b. Par
ker and Slant Tyler have given some
Walla Walla parties option on their
Warm Spring land holdings We
did not learn the price named
Choice Surprise Valley dry land .
alfalfa seed can now be obtained of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n Brown q .
Sons in this city.
Married Thursday evening j. /
w. Riggin and Miss Mabel Lofts.
Rev. A. j. Irwin performing the
ceremony. The happy couple are
residents of Catlow valley and have
returned to their home there. 4
Mrs. r. j. McKinnon had the
misfortune to hurt her knee quite
badly while getting out of the car
riage last Tuesday, Her physician
states it was not broken bone but
was very painfully wrenohed.
Lost Between Burns and Buena
Vista. Oct. Sth a hand valise con-
tanning pair Of field glasses. shay-
ing outfit, soft hat, handkerchiefs.
aud other articles. Suitable reward
offered.
DR. HUBBARD, /
Burns, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-22

Link and Tom Hutton, the Wa
gontire stockmen, were in the cit,
yesterday.
Adam George is now ready Il
take orders for spring delivery o
nursery stock.
John Maloney and A Harris both
Of Lewiston, Idaho, bave been in oul
city for several days past.
I Julius Chandler and wife were
among the pleasant callers at this
office the first Of the week
My japanese ware is the best |
could get in the market. You are
welcome to call and inspect il. G,
II. Voegtly.
J. +. Williamson has returned to
his ranch in the southern part OF
the county after spending several
days here on business.
Are you aware that Browns are
direct dealers in coffees2 You are
buying quality when you purchase
Teas and Coilee's at Browns.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends 90 call. Draft beer cents.
Austin Goodman's woodsaw is
still in commission aud will make
your wood pile look like 30 cents in
n short time. He also has a good
supply Of rolled barley for sale
Parties are hereby notified TO re-
frain from trespassing upon my
farm north OF Burns. shall pros
ecuteany person found trespassing
GEo. STANcLiFT.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs J. l..
Gault on Monday, Dec. 10, n son.
The Times Herald inadvertently
overlooked this important event
last issue and hastens TO make
amands.
George Porter brought his wife
in from his fsrm the first Of the
week Tor medical treatment. The
lady will remain here under the
care Of her physician for the pres
eni.
S25 Reward-The Blue MI. Rap
ID Transit Co. will give $25 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who removed straps and
other property from one Of the
on the mountain.
Married In this city Wednes-
day, $ E. Blaylook and Miss Raoh'
el Turner, Rev, A. h. Minaker per-
forming the ceremony. Tho con.
tracting parties are residents Of
Malheur county.
Supt. Gilcrest Of tho 7. L. S. Co.
came over from the Alyord the first
Of the week leaving for Agency later
from which place he returned last
night. He was accompanied by bis
son JACK.
The Public School basket ball
.eam we're not matches for the High
School team last Monday night.
The defeat was quite pronounced
Il too tits likely the High School
and b. A, c, teams will play during
next week
Preaching services in Burns Sun
lay Dec. 23rd AID 30th as follows;
Sunday Dec. 23rd in the Presby-
ierian church, morning and even
ING at II o'clock aud at 1880 o'clock.
sunday Dec. 30Ih in the Baptist
morning aud evening at II
o'clock and at 1880 o'clock
Estrayed- From Harry Howell's
place on Poison creek. last month,
dark bay mare, right hind foot
white, foreiop reached; dim brand
on shoulder and had been cut on
wire on right hind leg, Informa
lion regarding this animal will con-
for favor on widow woman.
with this office