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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19
OvERRiDES HUGHES.
Board of Aldermen Elects Ahearn to
Succeed Himself

New York, Dec. 19.-John r.
Ahearn, who was recently removed
from the office of the president of the
Borough of Manhattan by Governor
Hughes on charges preferred. by Of
f1ers of the City club was today elected
by the board of alderman, borough
president to succeed himself. Ahearn
was elected borough president by
popular vote at the last city election.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19
s; asa @7' PAXTON & PAXTON s eas :,'

failure or neglect of the local COM
pany, through maybe its supply COM
pany, to deliver the gas, but the citys
recouse must be upon the local COM
pany and at once.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

Fancy Goods-Glove boxes,
handkerchief boxes, mirrors, man
icure sets, cuff and collar boxes,
military brushes, albums, etc,
good assortment ranging in price
from 75c to $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

There is this much to say about the
situation: So far as any assurances
the local manager, Mr.. Treleaven, has
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

Merchants on West Sixth avenue and
West Eighth avenue and in fact all of
the suburban grocer and butcher shops
on the west side were in sorry straits
indeed last evening. The gas lights
were burning SO low that they were
useless and the wires of the Edison
Electric company vent wrong so that
they could not resort to electricity to
dispel the dark. Tallow candles were
brought out from hiding places and put
on the counters and in the show win
dows and the merchants did business
by these until closing up time at Z and
1880 in the evening.
IF this would help any I would sug-
gest that the Gas company cut off a
portion of the town and supply that
with manufactured gas and thus in
crease the pressure for the rest of the
town that uses the natural gas" said
Jesse Shaw, superintendent of the city
waterworkS plant.
In North Topeka the pressure was
so low that it made little difference
whether it was turned on or off.
The Edison Electric company's
wires in the southwest part of the
city were out of commission last
night for awhile, owing to a tree fall
ing on one of its cables and the peo-
pie in that part OF the city had no
light and precious little heat.
w. Y. Morgan of Hutchinson. was
in Topeka today. He said: I'VE have
been having a good deal of trouble |
with the gas pressure in Hutchinson.
and one of the salt plants was obliged |
10 shut down because 1t couldn't get |
enough gas. They tell us down there |
hat the shortage is due to the lack of
supply; that they haven't got enough |
gas wells coupled up to take care of |
he demand"
The company which supplies !
and Wichita is not the
ane one that supplies Topeka. and
hus far the company supplying To-
,eka has insisted that 1t has q great
abundance of gas. the only shortage
,eing in its pumping capacity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
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q NHEpLkD AFLNH7H

Hastily sask oaa The ea-d aad e.
Aminea the back Of b. }; xas an Hl-
comms.ly h-sndsoas. back. represent
ing Diana the usa~pa. aad the midnight
sky. a horrible sasspo-itiaH came Is
re. saisposinz tkes lessked Al the
back as well as a. the lace 81 the
card And azain. sgpI,osIR3 ] VAS
miles away from "a. requisite color
and desi2n7 7 was staggered Here
sas a pretty hx, ! had never even
dreamed of such contingency. Hang
~ 1 nov wished J had stuck tn My
original plan. and gone % the theateI
D.scidedly ! was IN foT n. there vas
no backing dosB al this late boar
unless ! took the return train for Jer-
sey Ciiy. ana ] possessed too much
stuhbornncss o. surreudcr 20 ans
such WsakBc5s. Either ! should pass
the door commiftee. OF ] shouifH Q; 81
one thinz ] vas certain.
''Hlankshire'~ baWied the trsinman
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
s~rssx - ssxAl sSysuApsay

In the mstter of the estate of Elmer Csrpsn-
ter. deceased
Motto is hereby given. that on Montias the
18th day ~ February. A. d. Iai1. being .ae ~
the regular days at the Decesnber term Of the
in the state of lolorsdo, henvy s Lake admin
istrstor - said estate. will appear before the
Judge Of said Court, present my final settte-
meht ss such adm inistrator and I ray the CD
pro,sl of the same, and will then apply to he
discharged as such Administrator. Al which
time and PLACE any person in interest may ap-
pear sDd present objections to the same. il any
there be-
Dated at Gunnison, ColorsSo. Jan. s, 1897
HfNkl r. LANE
Admin istrator of the estate Of Elmer Cs srpep,e,
Jan ii-ftbs tiecea ed
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
sss mo-. Hisorcs

>eh fttfsfff
STATE OF COLOR sBO.
toi nv 90 tsuNSisoN.
~ the matter e
TlaindH
A.. o,.s versus SIMMONS.
John T. Grosea
Defendant.
IN. people Of the state of COLORADO. to John
l.. Groves. the above named droetine.
You are hereby required to appear in sn sc-
tluu brought agHirst you by The shove named
plaintiff, ~ the County Court of Gunuison
touBty. 81 iWtc uf ol,,Ta.o. and answer the csU-
pleint herein within th,r,, days after the
vice hereof. n served within the state cf Cola
rsdo; a. u served cut ~ the state of Colorado.
or by y, hlication. within fifty days after the
-er,ics hereof exclusive of the day 81 -ery ice !.
- judgment viii rs isksn sesiust y,u accord
ing to the pisyer Of tb. com, .lsibt: and il the
service hereof be made by publication. then ten
days additional to the said 6fty days last here
inaboye specified Tor appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking Of jung ment
n sforesaid.
Tho said sction is brought to obtain a ,ecv.e
dis-s living the bonds Of matrimony existinx hs-
t~een plaintiff aud defendant n the ground
tina. def, a....,ss .ass, he. ~lsrls ard r,noS: ,.
hom plaintiff since Nay I. i.es: ssa
further tha, defendant being in coed ks,si-
al plaintiff s,nrs their nsrrisse. ou town IN
9Th day u Nose.her lsss.
Iisi.,iN isssher pssys se:t che rsy - per.
nssaasn. for costs a sait end oil sAher pssVes
seis.i in the ~. psisee. Wil asse tally speoor
from the compliant flied u said COaP IN tsia
sctiOn Ia which RET. sesce il hevety made snA .
cog, - which IL keseto sttsei,ss.
And you are hereby mott ihed that IL you gail 10,
spf ear, and TO snsUcr to rsid coaRt,lOint ~
sboye reqmires, the said pie in,ia will apply h,
the tosrt ior the relief demanded in her ross-
plant.
tiven under my hand and the sesl cf said
Court At Gunnisss, in aid County, this Htk
dap of November, A. u. Is@x.
GAO HETRERINGTON.
Dee. h-Ssn. H. Judge and Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

then the train slowed down and finally
came to = stop.
No turning back for me nov.
picked up by suit case and got out. On
ths platform I saw the curio-shop fel-
IOW again. Tramping On ahead. the
o0ell from his villainous pipe assailinr
NJ n0atrils, WAS the man Who had
esha1 for . match. The former stood
unAecided fOr a moment. and during
this space of time he caught sight Of
me- He became erect. gave me snd-
Aea sardonic laugh. and swiftly dis
appeered into the darkness. All this
vas uncommonly disQuietiag; In vain
I stared into tis blackness that had
swallowed him. What could he be
Aoing here at Blank shire? didn't
like his laugh at all; tAere vas At
once = menace and q challenge in II.
ANY baggage. sir" asked oAe Of
~ station hands.
No" But I asked him to direct me
10 . hotel. He did M.
I made my way down the street
The wind had veered around and vas
cOmine in from the sea pure and cold
The storm clouds were broken anA
ecslding like dark sAips. aAl q
ttass there were flashes Of radiant
0Ooashine.
The fashionable hotel was full 50
] piodded through the drifts to the
questionable hotel. Here | found &C
conmodation. l dressed, sometimes
laughing. sometimes whistling. some
times standing motionless in doubt
Bah II WAS only a lark I thought
of the girl in Mouquin's: how much
better it would have been to spend the
evening with her. exchanging badinage
and looking into each others eyes,
Pshaw' | covered my face with
the gray mask and descended to the
street.
The trolley ran within two miles of
the Hunt club. The car was crowded
with masqueraders, and for the first
time since ! started out | felt comfort
able. Every body laughed and talked
though nobody knew who his neighbor
was. ] sat in a corner. silent and mo
tionless as sphinx. Once a pair OF
blue slippers attracted my eye. and
again the fash of a lovely arm. At the
end Of the trolley line was a carryall
which was to convey us To the club.
We got into the conveyance. noisily and
good-humoredly. The exclamations OF
the women were amusing.
Good gracious
Isn't it fun"
Lovely" And all that II must
have been a novelty for some of these
TO act naturally for once Nothing lasts
80 long as the natural instinct for play;
and we always find ourselves coming
back to IL.
Standing some hundred yards back
from the road was the famous Holly
wood inn, run by the genial Moriarity.
Sometimes the members Of the Hunt
club put up there for the night when
there was to be . run the following
morning. II vas open all the year
ruund.
We made the club at exactly 10: 30.
Fortune weat with me, aoubtless IT
Vas the crowd going in that saved ne
from close scrutiny. Ny spirits rose
- l espied Teddy Hamilton st the
Auof. He Was O the cUnmfttee. and
Was n plain evening clothes. II was
800 - see . familiar face I sAoal-
AssN0 toward hin anA posseA out NJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

la the last issue OF the Palisalt
tribune a very lengthy article CIV.
ing the report Of the land sales ia
that section Tor the year of 1906 sp.
peared Ii was itemized and ais
gave the name Of each party in tn,
transfer. The total sales amount tt
over : % 10000 which is remark
atle. Some Of this property ha.
changed hands more than once dur
ing that time and each sale resulted
IN an advance in price. The Trl.
bune claims thirty per cent in.
crease in population and fifty pei
cent in fruit and Improvements. An
excellent showing for our sister city
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
=. 6oassek Nslice

Sunday School At 10 a. IN. and
services Ut IL .. m. Every body
cordially invited. There will be
services at the Methodist church.
Sunday evening - the pastor will
be at Pitkin conducting special
meetings. The will give an oppos-
tsnity for our people to attend the
other churches in the city Sunday
evening
Prayer meeting will he held Thur
sdsy evening at 7:3o
The second Quarterly meeting for
the year will be held at the church
Wednesday evening the 10th,
DIR. n. A. Lee will will preach at
7:3O, after which the Quarterly Con-
ference will be held. :. A. Webber
Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
$4,000
Reward

will be paid to any person who
can find one atom of opium,
cl.loral. morphine, cocaine,
ether or chloroform or their
derivatives in any of
DIR. Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered be-
cause certain unscrupulous
persons make false statements
about these remedies. 1t is
understood that this reward
applies only to goods purch-
ascd in the open market. which
have not been tampered with.
DR.. Miles remedies cure by
their strengthening and invig-
Grating effect upon the nervous
system. and not by weakening
the nerves.
Il consider that there are no better
remedies put up than Dr.. Miles
Nervine. snti-Pain Pills. and Nerve
and Liver Pills. We have used them
many others. My wife is using the
Nervine. and considers it the best
medicine in the world A lady friend
f mine. who was almost a total nerv-
Gus wreck. through nv earnest soliri-
tatiou has used several bottles Of the
Nervine with wonderful results
WN. CROME. Salt Lake City. Ctah.
o.. MI,es' A~tI-esi~ pUvs s~e ss,d ~
y0Ur arvOpist. VINO WiH guarantee that
eese nrsA OockaOe vim 6ewer't " q
SaBa, Ne WiH rgeorW y0se money.
q ooooo. = eeweo- Nsv0r ssAd IN buslI.
0iIes Medical Co, EkAart lad
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
Bounty Appropriation
Mon,rose Enterprise.

Montrose Enterprise.
\ number Of ranchmen are boost
ing for law to pay coyote bounties.
The idea is that coyotes are very
harmful to the raising of chickens.
lambs and even pigs, etc, aud that
a bounty would greatly assist in ex-
terminating the brutes There is
already law to that effect, we un-
derstand, but no appropriation, an 1
the effort will be made to secure an
appropriation. Both Senator Tobi n
and Representative kem ale in favor
OF such an appropriation. Larry
Finch is doing some good work for
the appropriation here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
tEeM PUeucATlOxS.
s'laisr. ssatins

>t.t'l 80 Frs' SertiuE
Nafirs ~ iHfH' .lH-n that .l0rc vlll b. q
affss iIuif ffe = uuffaUlf fsr-i'ii
dated tini. tI sr. 90 illinE trmrary hoil
81 tln t,flc. o.. q f.sAe 90 ths t.un ~
ttuuni4or tlfL L d counts ttiiHrn.ia. 90
Saturday JED tay If Iai ustfy til 81 p.
Luar of tive fr-. tlsr alternsuu- i"r ths
pufps 80 sf e 7s ti.a bssra 1T flrHciur-s Hnd
having au a. f.- ulI - and b. fti1 ulrHf 81 she
tab'a and tfaif ial aii arrz g tifl e. nfaIt iid
iiis d. ing ,f suct lfhrf in-iuf-e- O. nia4 greF-
srls q, before Tho uif' eiIi| s.
Dated November E4th. DE- y
NJ Nv EE=TEE-
HENE1 =. LAEN irsaideut
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

The government - at last enioru
iag the law against Illegally ienciuz
this pablic lands and big csttiemcl
an Wyoming Montana and Nebra.-
Ia arr up against il good and bar
Why shaGldH't I the law be enforce
We are glad o. see vigorous ncasur.
taken ~ that directi
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

>1me time wheu hi- work Is wei
in hand Presidcut Roosevelt Is e.
inR - STAY awake all night sad thirs
of az idea that never occurred O.
Mr. Bryan Chicago daily News
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

Mrs FcstherstaH Dsler. meiher H
Dr. Osler. the famous English PIN
sician. tho got the credit Of sayiu-
that after 40 wears OF age pcoplH
were going down ball and should hs
chloroiormed, has just passed Les
hundredth year. Rather i1ke ou
ILa lnl.inr
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
Os-AAcAGS0DQO RARA


Nov that every other fellow d.
tue irsia daes nui ride ea pass d
n,i ghi be I'sssibic sar the ra.lroai-
b grant a two aud three csst la,
instead oi three aud siN CENTS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
submitted to Coagr~s.
AEAT INsrE,T TtoN AND rHk Co.I lMEKs

subnitted to Congress.
AkAr INSPECTION AND rHk CosT iNEKE-
~
An attssnpt is nov beiNg naAr 10 plsx
tie cass II the fedsrsl nest isspsctioa sp-
IN thu PACKERS. which unsans that the live
stock producers would pay that expsnse,
and il will require vigorous action on our
part to prevent it.
Questions II saaAatisa, t,ssaer service
from st's-k yard ooMpsaiss. the suits NOW
pending betorv tho Inter state Commerce
Commission relative to certain live stock
rates, and many other subjscts a interest
will he fully discsssed and the debate will
Ire open to oil members under the Nv laws
OF the Association.
Rssiuced rates have been granted by oil
railroads. During the ws-k Of the Con-
vention the Western Live Stock show will
be held in Denver at the stock Yards. All
members are urged to come to this conv.n-
tlon and by their presence, counsel and
support strengthen this Association. An
invitation is also extended to all live stock
growers, who are not no~ members. elt her
Individually or through their Association,
to meet with us in lRnver.
BY order OF Executive Committee.
MURpo MACkENzIE, Pres.
i. W. 1oNLIN>ON. See.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
Never too Busy

The smallest personal is always
I interest to someone and If Won
vill call mp telephone No. :}S and
1*e MS any item, no matter how
<rnail We will print it as gladly a.
we would the longest story.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
Right Ye,s Az
he Paonia Newspaper.

he PaOnia NeWspapef.
The legislature elected Bob Breck
enridee sprsker, probably on Ais re-
cord in the pest seseion - ths most
ssrvils corposstion tool that ever
warmed . sest in that BODY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11
Cali ios Nseioaal Live Sock Ca

lssvsr. Colo, uyc. ~. lssi.
To Nsssbsss 80 sil Live ha,k Associa.
tions ssA Liss SaHck rrusWen:
Call 10 hsseby iss,sed tor the Tenth An
Hual Convention n the American Naiiousl
Lave Stock AssOciatiaM, to he held at the
broadway Th ater. lknver, Colo. Janu-
cry 22Dd and 2Srd, l%,7.
The Executive Committee and officers
Of this Association congratulate the menu
hers on the nrults achieved during 1896,
especially in the passage Of the Railroad
Rate BIZ conierring on the Interstate
CoOmerce Commission adequate power
over rates. and Also in the amendment to
the Federal Statutes extending the time
limit that live stock can te held on cars in
transit tom ~ to 36 hours. Our Associa-
ton is now recognized as great power in
live stock matters, and 1t has attained that
position through policy OF conservatism
aud fairness
Many important questions will be con
s'dered at our next Annual Meeting and
all our members and lhers interested are
urged TO attend Some OF the subjects
docketed Tor consideration are.
RAILROAD SERVICE
Never in the history OF the live stock in.
dustry have live stock shippers suffered 50
dlsastrously from inferior railroad service
Our Association has already taken vigor.
Gus steps To ri lieye the situation and the
matter will lie further discussed at our An.
uual Meeting.
OR SuErLU> LIVE sIuCk ANp Mar
PRoDuCTs
Another important question Is 40 secure
access TO the markets Of Continental Eu
rope ior uur surplus live stock products
Our committee on foreign and home mar
kets worked earnestly on this question
during the last session oi Congress. bu,
owing largely to the pendency Of othe,
issues, nothing was done by Congress
The time Is now ripe for action and at on,
Annual meeting definite plan Of actio,
will be adopted.
FOREST RESERVES
Hon. James " ilson. Secretary of Ag
ricnltHre, and Mr.. Clifford Pinchot. For
ester, VIII he present at our meeting an,
There VII he a iull discussion OF the ccner
al situation as to forest reserves. Tbos
~ho have any complaints about the nd
minlstratIon OF the forest reserves. shcuI,
come to Denver and consult Mr.. Pincbo
and his assistant. Mr.. Potter. A bill
now lsndng in the Senate of the unite
States providing 10: the leasing Of the prt
Inc lands and President Roosevelt, has in.
sent a message TO Congress favoting 90,
srnmental control oftbe open range thro,g
the Department cf Agriculture. Our stanc
ing comnitte on forest reserves and era,
ing iands will submit its Recommendation
apd it is important ibat every one in,-,
e<'ed in this question from every section G
the country shosId be On hand TO expres
his sIews, in order that our action n,sy h
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

Montrose Press near neigh
bors up in the Divide country each
sold a car load of steers to the same
buyer on the Denver market The
first car load were grade Shorthorns.
the get of good dams and registered
bulls. They were long yearlings
and netted S36.65 a head. The
other car load belonging to the
neighbor living across the way were
long two-year-olds, and were the
progeny of just cows and most any
kind oi bulls that were cheap and
had horns They netted Sl9.S5 a
head. This man now proposes to
BUY a registered bull. He knows
what iolted him and should have
credit for trying to avoid another
bump in the future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-11

Joe Eilebrecht went out with
three cars of cattle "Wednesday part
of them his own and part belonging
to a. +. Hyzer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-18
BRAND COLUMN

| Peter icmcns, burns. horses. &c on icftsti
| hui catfin same un either nip, oatmHfka crup
/ aud tpit in lcii ear, swallow fork audsquafu
/ under bit IN risht
81 fcnuick. nurus. horses, double dot vcriic
| al uaf ou Itli thuuldrr, chiilc, l. uu fiFht hip
/ cafnurkF. two uudCrhits boo each ear aiso aoni
/ branded haf q ou rirhi ubti rafmafk. uudt
half crop in lrii ear
: . uuuyarl, iutus cattle, on leit hipi oar
mnrkt, crop OF lpit ear, swallow fork in fiFht
| JpNthcu. tiarucy. horses. combined TJp
on ioii shoulder. cattle. ball citcic cross on
Cihgr hip cafmaftt, uppcfht iu riEht ear. un'
dcfhit iu lri',
Martin bros. burns, cattle, double dot hori
funtal hai un either hip, oafmHrkH, upprrhii tu
fiEht ear, swallow fork tu iuii, waffle on fisht
Jaw also some branded circle \ on Fight sidc
. L shiuElcccckcf. Burns, hofses, s on iet
shoulder. cattle, pu fight sido aud hip, car
crop un lcfi.
| Fred Dcnsicdi Hurnt. horses. w on the Isft
shoulder. caitio 10 ON left side uarmark, un.
DEE half crop Ia each car.
| - Williams, RILEY, hoFsss. ca ON the lefi
tl1uiatfi rhitlNi GU on lrit hip cHrmarkH, crop
~ lcii ear, undcf nali crop Oh rlghi, waffle uu.
der chlni alsu calilc branded ~. cfop and un,
lribli i i,ii ear under hall crop % fighti Also
under halt crop in right
u u Elliott Nauows, horses ooia hiuod on
irit tNuei cattle IN cumuiucd ou left hip, ear,
mafk, upper tlopo ou each ear waffle on chin
!
sylvester smith, Narf0ws, hofses. n ON right
Ifsi raulr V bar, eHftnArk, under half crop aud
short over slope ln each ear lughandle Hnd
ieNlHp
u rmith, iurnf, horses, quarter circle on
lshi hind lrs aud len shoulder. cattle, quarter
circle n 1u either hip ehTmHFK, crop oh righi
tafi tpllt iu uuduf sldo of iriii iva doWlaps.
a O. fuuus hufus, horses y on left les aud
p n connected uu nEht shoulder also bnOi ou
Iril shoulder. cattle, ruckiug chair ON len hip.
rafiuHlA, IlsAi ser lfuupcl down, len cut Floi'
Ilf iuhHtan hruu uH upper side Waftle un lti
tilr ui urra. tll Hulmals dchufued.
e. b. Rutherford, burns. cuiil., bar . uu left
side rnfmuf-, under hall crop rishf ear. hofscf
nuf uH arii shoulder,
Thee Nlusurid, nurus. h0rtss. lchaiulntI
uN ltlI tuuu. .arr. CATTLE hamr uu lrfi kidc mari
crop uN .ciI rtF tAuft uNrftluic iu rlghi.
Job. .ra4duck, -Ilyief. hurses. 81, on the LEFT
shoulder. cattle 7-T uu Ught side, mara, cfup
on rlsh' raf, swallow iurs iu Zen, cuNlap uu
uutkti
" smith, hugus, cattle, X ou right side
msfA, slllt iu rsht ear, Waille ON uose.
q Hudspeth, burns, cattle, scissors on righi
side, Hurs, crop auu split iu each ear.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-18
Religious Services.

First Church Christ scientist SER
vices 1 1 M Sunday. Evening SER
vice 1880. Wed evening meeting at
1880. Sunday school 10 a m, in the
King building two door north ofThe
Times Herald Office.
Rev A. J. Irwin will preach at
Harvey the 2nd Sunday Of each
month at II a. IN. and 7.30p. m.
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p, m.
The Harvey Sunday school meets
at 2 o'clock each Sunday and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
who can attend to meet with us.
At the Presbyterian church
Burns, Rev. A. ]. Irwin pastor.
Devine services the third and fourth
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-18

Sundays Of each month at a. M,
and 1880 y. m. Sabbath school at
10 a. m. overy Sabbath morning.
Preaching services at the Baptist
church every LIST aud 2nd Sundays,
morning and evening Sunday
school every Sunday at 10a. m.
prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. The pastor will preach at
Silver Creek the third SUNDAY OF
the month, and at Van the 4th Sun
day until further ice--Rev. A.
h. Minaker, Pastor,
job priutiug--The Times. Herald
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-05-18
IND We ever pray,

Clifford Grousbeck Clifford Cleveland
Notice is hereby given tina, on Sstur-
day, the 1T day Of June, 1907, the un.
dersisned will apply to the County Court
OF the state # OREGON. for Harney coun-
ty. for the license mentioned In the fore
going petition.
VI HoRroN.