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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16
LA CORTE FEDERAL.

FL lunes Sc instal6 en- esta Plaza la
corte federal por el cuarto dIstrito en-
su termino regular,
Don Placido Sandoval fu6 nombra-
do como int6rprete del gran lurado
Y los sefiores Peter G. Carpenter,
Thomas Mortimore, Susan0 Montafio
y Jose Il. Ramirez, como bailliifs de
la eorte y del gran jurado.
Ambrosio Pine, de III Salitre, SC
confes0 culpable de infraccion de la
ley de Edmunds y fuG sentenciado
seis meses de carcel; Hip0lit3 Macs,
de Rociada, recibi0 una sentencia de
90 dias de carcel por Ia misma ofensa.
Charlie Leroy, el negro que rob0 Ia
balija del correo en- Ration, Sc confes6
culpable del delito Y fu6 sentenciado
d una condena De dos afios en- la pe.
nitenciaria. Hattie Fay, de Denver,
quien estaba acusada de infraccion dc
la ley de Edmunds junto con un
George Williams, Sc someti0 al jul
clio de un jurado Y despues de oida Ia
cvidencia Ia corte instruy0 al iura-
do que retornara un veredicto de sin
culpa no hablendosele probado Ia acu-
saci0n.
III siguiente es el personal de los
jurados que fueron aceptados:
GRAN JURAD0.
Carl Eklund, Presidente; Simon
Aagon, Luciano Macs, Ambrosio
Cchaez, Peter Roth, Pedro Sanchez,
d, w. Condor, Jesus Ma. Lopez,
Juan pando, Bonifacio Gandert, Ca.
simiro Chacon, BoniGcio Montoya,
John Thornhill, Celso Chavez, w.
II. Shupp, Octaviano SaIAs, Wm.
Rosenthal, N. O. Herman, III. G.
Smith, q. +. Hartley,
PEQUEfiO JURADO.
Herman A, Funke, Sixto Armilo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16

En- nuestrond del dia del CO.
rriente publicam0s un parrahtO anun-
ciando Que durante In ausencia del
Sr Cesario Martinez en- AntonchieO,
=unos cacOs Sc habian introducido
d 81 casa, sta en- Los Vigiles, Y Sc
habian robado una estufa Y otros mr.
ticulos de Ia casa. La information
nos fue dada por Martinez. III Jue-
YES estuvo en- nuestro despacho Don
Toribio Martinez, de Los Ojos Calien-
ties, y nos inform0 10 slguiente sobre
lei case: Que la estufa era de Ia perte-
nencia dc su hiia, la sefiora Barbarita
Martinez, quien vino un dia 4 visitar
"a Cesario Martinez, que es su ito, y
no 10 halo en- Ia casa, pero halo Ia
casa alberta, yisto 10 cual determine
llevarse su estufa viendo que no esta-
ba segura allf por estar alberta la ca
50, 10 que hizo en- punto dc medic dia
y en- presencia de todos los vecInos de
la placlta. Respect0 d los otros artf-
culos que reclama Cesario Martinez
que le faltaron, ella no sabe NADIA. De
nuestra parte diremos que conoeemos
Ia buena reputation y caracter de Ia
familia de Don Torlbio Martinez y
nadie abriga Ia menor sospecha de
que 81 hija cometiera ningun robo, Y
al llevarse Ia estufa estaba plenamen-
to justificada, porque siendo su pro-
.piedad, el buen sentitlo Ia aconsejaba
que no debfa arriesgarla d que SO Ia
robaran estando alberta la casa y sin
nadie que tuviera cuidado.
Fin Ia Ferreteria dc Ludwig Ilfeld
habrd Ia semana que entra un pana-
dero experto ensehandO como cocer
galletas en los hornos dc acero. FL
Sr, Ilfeld invita- al p0blico 4 conner.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16

". W. Lyman, Sabine Garcia, Sefe-
rino Sandoval, Juan Martinez, Juan
B. Coca, Robert Maley, Albino Sala-
mr Charles Rogers Jr., Timoteo
Sena, Francisco Gauna, NJ. NJ. Sundt,
Nick Chaiiin, Simon NOrenberg,
Fred Brefeld, r. f.. Aidridge,
Morris Biehl, Hilario Montoya,
Chas, Allen, Gregorio Flores, IL. O.
Brown, Sig Moye, Jose l.. Gallegos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16

Hemos obtenldo la agencia para el
expendi0 del Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup, el nueyo purgante que haee
fuHci0nar el bfgado con actividad,
purifica el aliento, cura Ia jaqueca y
regula los 0rganos de la digestion.
Cura Ia constipation cr6nlca. Pre-
g1ntenos sobre q.
DE venta por ia Botica dc 10 Cruz Ro
10 J 0. @, Scbseier,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16
Sesenta MiIIOnes de Pesos en- 0ro
Contratados.

Aseiende va 4 sesenta millones de
pesos la cantidad dc ore contraiado
en- IS centros financieros de Europa
por las instituciones banearias de los
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16
ReeOmpensas pOr el Arrssto de Juan
de Dios Medina.

Tanto las autoridades del condado
de Costllla, Colorado. como los ciu-
dadanOs de COstilla, y. a., estau all
tamente interesados por Ia aprehen-
sion de Juan lie Dios Medina, el ma
tador del j0ven maestro Evaristo
Garcia, segun Sc vera por las siguien-
ties reeOmpensaS que Sc ofrecen;
SlO0 DE RECOMPENSA
Serdn pagados por la captum Y en-
triega al Alguaeil Mayor del condado
de Costilla Q por information que
condusea a Ia captum de Juan de
Dios Medina, quien ssesin0 a Eva
ristO Garcia el dia lro. de Setiembre,
1907. Esta suma esti en- mi mauo
y sera entregada tan pronto como el
asesino sea entregado 4 las autorida-
des.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16
j, G. Garcia,
Costilla, n. NJ,

Los comisionados del c0ndado de
CostiIla, Colo, pagaran 10 suma de
500 por la captura y arresto de Juan
de Dios Medina, quien bale0 y mat0
a Evaristo Garcia, en- Q cerca del dia
primero de Setiembre 1907, en- el
condado de Costilla, Colorado.
~ Il Gaoi,r
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-16
P. del c. de Conlsionados.

La siguiente es Ia description per
sonaI del asesino fugitive; Estatura,
entire cinco y cinco pies y medic. Pc
so, como 1875 libras. Edad, entire 80
y 35 afios. Color de tez, morena.
Ojos, pardos, redondos Y centellantes.
Pestafias, negras, largas V algo tupi-
das. CabellO, negro y algo erespo.
P0mulo de meiilla, algo prominente.
Labios, algo grueses Y sensuales.
Quijadas flacas y enjutas. Tiene un
pequefo lunar en- Ia mejilla derecha.
Es algun tanto torpe de andar y tor
pc de voz, la cual es medic ronca.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06

HISTORIC SAN ANTONIO.
Very low tourist rate to this charm
ing winter resort via Colorado &
Southern Il. f. FISHER. G. p. A.,
Denver. viii! furnish full information.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06
CHILILITLI

Is the name of the open observation
car on the private train for Tour OF
Mexico, leaving Denver January 28th,
via Colorado & Southern railway.
Full information from II. f. FISHER,
G. p. A., Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06

VOYAGE ACROSS THE GULF.
Colorado & Southern offers delight
full circle tours via New Orleans,
Florida, Havana and Mexico. Write
II. f. FISHER. G.. p A.. Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06


of the two families present. The
young couple will take short honey
moon trip and will announce later
when and where they will be at home
to friends. Rev. DIR. w. S. Friedman
officiated.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple
Emanuel entertained the pupils of
the Religious School Sunday after
noon by a Hanukah celebration.
Mesdames Alfred w. We'll and Sam
uel Lehman were the committee on
refreshments; Mrs. Jerome Dreyfrs
and Mrs. Isidore Barnett on decor
alton; and Mesdames S. Schles-
singer and Nathan ROthschild
arranged the entertainment. Master
Harold Birnbaum gave the blessing
and kindled the Hanukah candles
The Misses Pauline Goodman, Bertha
Weiner, Pauline Friend, Flossie
Schradsky, and Mrs. Louis Morris,
Miss Ruth Herg and Mr.. David Har-
lem participated in the program
which delighted the children.
The Jewish ladies who presided
over booths on Hospital Saturday
were: f. & c.. Bulding-Mrs. NJ.
kleiner, chairman: Mrs. Sam Leh-
man, Miss Tillie Morse, Miss b.
Levin, Miss ID. Levin, Miss Minnie
Levy, Miss Pearl Cohen. Mrs. Alfred
w. We'll. Mrs. f. Monash, Mrs. j. S.
Dreyfuss. Boston Bulding-Mrs. G.
r. Fell. chairman: Miss Florence Pa
tex, Miss Marie Schley Bren, Miss j.
Tina Gabarsky. Miss Parker. Symes
Block-Mrs. Robert Levy, chairman;
Miss Helen Jaffa, Miss Maybelle Her
man, Mrs. l.. Bruck. Mrs. Jake Eman-
uel, Mrs. Jerry Emanuel. Quincy
Building Lulu Salmon. Miss
Celia Berman. Miss May Norris,
Miss Anna Lub. Colorado Building
Miss Amy Solomon.
a very pretty wedding was that of
Miss AIMEE V. Herman and Mr.. Sam
uel E. Kohn. who We're married We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride, 1126 Lafayette. Mr.. Kohn is
president of the American Furniture
Company. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi W. S. Friedman.
The home was beautifully decorated
with green's and pink roses. a can
opy of green. from which hung pink
rosebuds. shaded the bridal couple as
the ceremony was performed. The
bride was attended by Miss Mabellc
Herman. n cousin of the groom. as
bridesmaid, and the best man was
Lester Freed of Salt Lake City. \
wedding supper followed the cere-
mony. plates being laid for just thir-
ty-eEht An orchestra hidden be-
hind tall palms discoursed music as
the guests dincd. Mr.. and Mrs. Kohn
left last night for the East. They
will be at home mt the Savoy hotel af-
ter December 10th.
Employees of the Golden Eagle de-
partment store were royalty enter
tanned on the eve of Thanksgiving as
the guests of Manager NJ. ID. Guild
man. The men were rendered ban
quct at the Albany hotel and the wo-
men were given a theater party at the
Orpheum. The department heads.
from Manager Guldman on down the
line. addressed the employees at the
big dinner on matters of interest in
the general conduct of the big cstab-
lishment. Fire Warden Cooper was
present by special invitation. He
told how to prevent and extinguish
confiagrations. and was lavish in his
praise of the fire department organ
lied among the employees of the store.
The POSTMASTER was S. X. Iwctow.
one of the oldest employees in point of
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06

desert, establishing British authority
as the railroad advanced yard by
yard.
Don't worry! Be patient!
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06

CELEBRATE MARDI GRAS
At New Orleans in February. At
tractive winter tourist rate. For de-
scriptive literature write Il. f.
FISHER. G.. p. A. Colorado & South
ern Railway. Denver.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-12-06
Patience

what is called a ''trite''' saying.
"Trite' comes from Latin word
meaning to rub, and certainty this one
has been well rubbed by constant use
1t doesn' wear out, however. 1t is
like old wine; it's value increases with
age. If you want to be happy in life,
You must be patient. Don't expect to
get everything in IA hurry.
You have probably heard the story
Of the famous Rabbi Akiba who fell
in love with rich girl. named Rachel
Shebua. After their marriage they
were east off by Rachel's father and
had to endure great privatiOns. to
which they submitted without muir
muir. Then Akiba had to leave his
wife to study at the great academies.
and while she was left alone she had
neighbOrs. who told her that her hlls-
band would never return. Then. after
many years. great rabbi returned,
surrounded by large number of pu
pills. a beggar woman. recognizing
him, fell at his feet, and the students
wished to thrust her away. But Akiba
for he it was-lifted her up tender
ly and told them that he would never
have become what he was without her
inspiration and encouragement. Their
patience was rewarded. for the veal
thy Shebua relented and took them
back to his home.
You know, too. how Akiba met his
death, after taking part in the Bar
Cochba rebellion against the Romans,
who were then lords of Palestine. He
was cruelty martyred. but even while
undergoing barbarous tortures. his
patience did not desert him. for he
was looking forward to glorious re-
ward in Heaven.
Another great rabbi. Hillel, was one
of the most patient men that ever
lived, and once large wager was lost
by man who had vowed to make Hill
lei lose his patience. lIillel was TAX
ing his bath, and the man kept calling
him out and asking silly questions. to
all of which. by way of rcbukc. the
great rabbi returned sensible answers
lie seems to have acted on the lines
of that verse in Proverbs: Answer
not a fool according to his folly. lest
he grow wise in his own conceit.
Eventually when he knew the purpose
of the queries. Hillcl told the man that
it was better that he should have to
confess to having lost his wager than
that it should he said of llillel that he
had lost his patience. llillcl said of
patience: Il compare patience to the
most precious thing that the earth
produces-a jewel. Pressed by sand
and rocks. it reposes in the dark lap
of the earth. Though no ray of light
comes near it. it is radiant with i'm
perishablc beauty. Its brightness re-
mains even in the deep night: but
when liberated from the dark prison,
it forms united to gold. the distin-
gishing mark and ornament of glory.
the ring. the sceptre. and the crown
This beautiful image means that pa
tience is best produced by the pres
sure of trials and suifcrings. just as
diamonds were made by the tremen-
dous pressure cxcrted by the cooling
crust of the earth.
History is full of stories of success
achieved by patience. In the Boer
war Lord Kitchener slowly covered
the country with little fortresses.
called blockhouses. and it was these
that finally ended that dreadful con-
iiict which cost so many previous lives.
The same famous general opened up
Al. a., al 10
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09

Allison. Sarah NJ. Jordan, Ida NJ. Iauner.
Emma Abrpy aud Sophronia Spring Sc,
forth the nature oi their claims to said
property that all adverse claims Of the
defendants be determined: Tor decree
tina, the defendants have no interest or
estate in said property aud that Plain.
tins title j. g0od. and enjoining Deien-
dants forever from asserting any claim
thereto ,ha, the Defendants Mary Jane
Allison, Sarah VI. Jordan. Ida VI. Iau-
uer Emma Abrrv and Sophronia spring
he required t. execute deed. in place
Of lost one. tn Edward NJ Moriimofe
or {, the pIsiu,ig. the Harney County
Bank, fo- the Northhili Of the North.
west quarter of said section ~ and one
10 the Plaintiff Frank VI Jordan for the
Southeast quarter Of the Northwest
quarter of said section ga for such
other aud further relief as 10 the court
mey .eem prorer for costs and disburs
mcnts
This Summons is served BY publica.
tiou by order oi Hen. ]. r. Rector.
county Judge Of IIaruey County, Oregon,
duly made an entered the 18th day Of
February 1907 the time prescribed Tor
publication is ak weeks and the date Of
the first publiation Of this summons Is
February l6ih loO7.
PARRISH & REMBOLp.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

The following proceedings have
i.r-n transacted by the county court
up to noon today;
Repur, Of J T. Barns, road mas.
Ter Of iisirie, No. ! showed that
h- had received the sum Of s334.G4
from his predecessors and that he
had expended SIS, receipts Of
which We're filed, leaving a balance
ia hi- hands Of S3l6.64
Petition Of G.. Griffin aud Others
for a county road was considered
and the board Of road viewers were
instructed TO proceed to survey
view aud lay out said road.
Board Of Road viewers instructed
TO survey, view and lay out a eoun-
~ road pstitiOned for By 70.
Jackson aud % others.
The matter Of the petition Of J.
Z. Gould aud others was continued
for the term.
Petition Of ID. W. Cox for a way
Of necessity was continued for the
term.
II appearing that Road Dist.
No. ! would need the sum of 1900
TO be expended during the next
two months, that amount vas or
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09

From what Is published IN the
Ofegonian received mere this
morning, the additional Withdraw
ais IN forest reserves recently
made by President Roosevelt 10
head off the Fulton amendment,
practically puts both the Rose
burg and Oregon Ciy land dis
tricls out of business as Il includes
all the vacant lands within the
boundaries The Dalirs ia.d
office Is tied up for want Of a reg
isler and the La Grande district is
also seriously handicapped be-
cause OF its territory Is IN forest
reserves. The Burns land district
with some 10000, 900 acres OF
vacant land subject 10 entry
should now be brought TO the
foreground in order 10 catch the
tide OF emigration now COM
ing TO the west on account Of the
reduced railroad rates. The
''Push Club" will certainly take
Advantage of this opportunity TO
farther interests OF Harney
county.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09

10 the shade Of the old apple
tree, I've waited 50 long, love,
for thee, that the voice heard,
grows faint with each word. Ill.
it's barely a whisper 10 me
There Is no more buzz left in the
tree, the blossoms are wi,herrd,
ah, me.-ihe tree that once grew,
where | waited for you, has
changed to an old chestnut tree,
where you hear the blamed buzz
of the bee, with a big carving
knife, that ! swiped from my
wife, I'm waiting and watching
by gee OF daggers have
two or three, an az and a cutiass.
you see, and I'll stick al. these
things, in the next guy who sings,
"ln the Shade of the Old Apple
Tree. "-Ex.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09

The directors OF the Harvey
County Fair Association have IN
contemplation the erection OF a
large and cemmodious pavilion.
The building will 5e OF sufficient
size no, only for the purpose OF
the fair, hu, also to accommodate
the public as a hall Tor general
purposes /, would be well put
uP and suitably arranged Tor dan
eng, theatricals and other public
gatherings The Association
may issue special stock Tor this
purpose and The Times Herald
believes !, would meet with unr
versal approval by the people of
this city as such a building ., bad
ly needed.
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ter, Miss Lola B. Vickers and
Willard W. Drinkwater. Justice
Jasper Davis officiating
Miss Vickers was popular
Young lady Of Harney. having liv-
ed here all her life. She was at
tired in a beautiful dress OF white
embroidered net. Mr.. Drinkwater
was brought up in Harvey county
and is the second son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robt. Drinkwater Of Burns.
among the pioneers Of this county.
Mr. Drinkwater is at presen, en-
gagged in blacksmithlng in Burns
Many friends were present and
after congratulations all we're in
vited to the dining room to partske
nf a fire supper, which was offered
with the usual good cheer Of the
home so noted for its hospitality
The hest wishes Of hosts Of
friends 20 with Mr.. and Mrs
Drinkwa'c- to their new home in
Burns
One Whu Was There
The hsrpy young couple are NOW
at home iu This ci'y occupying a
p,-'inn Of the Cl1 G.er residence
They were the recipients Of many
pres"rts the following being a lis,
Grandpa HnwSe-. water set
Grandma Howser, set dinner plates
Mr.. aud NJ Thos Vicksrs. rnck.
ing chair. iannie Vickers. silver
tea SPOONS Jessie vickers. large
lamp: Edna rick -. mush howls:
Robi. Driukw-t-r. COW: Mrs. Rob,.
Drinkwatsr. full dinner set: Miss
Uia Dr.uSwater. set silver knives
and frk. Robbie Drinkwater. sil-
yer ,ea spoons; T. G.. Howssr. set
snup pls'ss: Mrs. Rose Howser.
table linen. Lola aud Darrell How.
ser, Sc, sauce dishes ;. X. Howser.
iurreu. huitrr di.h and gravy boat
Mr 1ni Mrs ]. +. Logan. water
So and tray Mr.. and Mr.. J. o.
Buuy glass sauce dishes Roy
Bui yaid, mantle clock Mrs Maud
buuyafd. -, glassware; James
BunvaId. large fruit dish; Mrs.
Kaii, Bu u.yard, Bed Spread Mrs .
X. J James, set sad irons. Luther
Tudor, set large vaces; James and /
Grandma Narien, China set. Mr. /
lud Mrs D y. Narien, vacss Miss /
Lena kfziske. china cake plate |
Mice Eliza Logan. two linen
throws. Miss Ethel Russel, syrup
pitcher; Miss Pearl Ward. lace
window curtains; Mics Viola
Richard.on, china syrup pitcher
Nis. Florence Richardson. silver
ard receiver. Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. ". /
shown, glass builerdish: Mrs NJ
: Bower, table linen; Norval Rue.
'ell, two linen towels; Clarence
Drinkwater, silver table spoons and
'ug Mrs A X. Richardson. two
arg pictures; Mr.. and Mrs. CLAY
jiemvn-, linen towling.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon ior the County ~ Ilarucy.
In the matter 20 the estate

In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon ior tine County 81 Ilarucy.
In the matter 20 The estate
of
Elizabeth = Mr-rit. deceased.
Noiice b. hrf bv given that the Final
sccouut Of Jerry VI. Merritt executor cf
the Estate % Elizabeth Merit. deccassd
wiih the will annexed. has been rem.
dertd 10 said Court Tor settlement. and
that "a petition has been filed with said
Teal accouui t0r fnal distribniiou Of the
real property of said estate and that the
title o. She said real property vest in
said Executor according Co the proyis-
ions of said will tr-vi.. 81, NEI
SWti Ne and Ma wv Sec. 3l
lip. -. s T.. 25 D.. W. " in siid coun.
ty aud State.
Aud that Monday the IL day OF April
1907. at 10 o'cloes a M, has been duly
appointed by the said Court t1r passing
upon and settlement oi said account
and di.tribuiior Of tbe said real property
oi ihe said estate iu accoplance with
said petition aui saii viii
AMI az which time sarah Elizabeth
Benton oi Forrest, Idaho. daughter AMI
heir at lau oi said Elizabeth : Merritt
deceassd. or any other person concerned
or interested in iha .a,d estate. O. cited
g. appear and fiie exceptions in writing
70 'aid account aud show cause. u any
there IS. vhy said real estate should no,
b. 80 distributed in acc1tdance with ihc
will % said iece.lcui.
Aud @ b. further ordered that thi.
notice b. published once a week tor four
successive weeks in The Times.llerald.
published az burns. Harvey County.
Ofvgnn
JERRY NJ MERRITT.
Executor % .aid Estate.
First publication March lnO7.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09

The Times-ierald has been
more than once taken 10 task tor
It's strenuous" promotion Of this
country and IT, efforts 10 bring in
new people and attract capital To
our exceptional resources. /, has
come TO Us indirectly recently ihat
We have misrrpresvnied the Har.
ney country. In our enthusiasm
II may appear 10 the "drone" and
pessimist that We oyerdo Il, hu,
We are ready to back up any as
sertion yet made. The man vino
can see no future Tor such a pro-
msing section as Harney county
certainly has something wrong
with his digestion and We would
recommend a change OF climate
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09
NnrIcE no CREDITORS.

NOTICE To- CREDITORS.
iu the matter % thr estate u Thomas
Wiugdeld. Deceased.
The undersigned having bcsn appoint
sd exrcu,Fix Of the anoyc entitled estate
Notice b hereby given o. an persons
having claims against aid estate 10 pre-.
sent same viih proper vouchers within
six months iron date hereof 10 the exc
cuIriN a. Paisley, oregon, Or 10 her Al.
toFney VIM. Miller 40 Burns, Oregon.
Dated thi, 5ih day oi n~cember ls.si.
MsuHA NJ WNuFIELn.
E1ecuiFix.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-09
NorIcror FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the County Cour, oi the State If Or.
gun. inr llarncy county
Ia the matter % the Estate
oi
Warren G.. stevens. Deceased
Notice l. hcruby given that Frank n.
Howell the administrator Of the Estate
oi Warren G.. Stevens. decreased. has tilei
his final Account herein oi the admini..
iraiion oi .aid estate; and that Monday.
the first day oi April. 1907. at p o'clock
A VI. at the court house In Burns. Ore
gon. has been appointed by the Judge Of
the above entitled court for the hearing
% objections 20 such final account and
the settlement thereof And that uo,ioc
thereof b. given hy said administrator
by publication in The Time.- Herald
once a week tor four successive weeks.
FRASE n. HowEtL,
Administrator.