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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-30
Why She BluShed

The late Bishop Coleman, of Del,
aware, was somewhat deaf Once
while attending banquet he was
assigned TO young lady who did not
know Of his affliction. In conse-
quence conversation was found to be
somewhat difficult. In a burst OF
enthusiasm the young lady inquired
"Bishop, do you like banaaas?'
At FIRST the pfelate did not an.
swer, but upon the question being
repeated he admitted confdentially,
81 must say still prefer the old
fashioned night-gown."
May MppincotPs
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KingStsee Dem. Club ReOrganlzes.

Kingstree Democratic club
met Satur day and reorganized,
being called to order by the vice
president, Mr. P H Stoll, in the
absence of the president, DR. D
G Scott.
The first business was the
election of officers and the fol-
lowing were elected without op.
position:
P H Stoll, president; J G Nc.
Cutchen, secretary; R J Kirk,
vice-president; ] W Coward, J
B Gamble and L P Kinder, reg
istration committee; G W Wolfe,
member executive committee.
AS delega tes to the county
convention, which meets Mon
day, May 4, the following were
chosen: c " Wolfe, PHI Stoll,
W R Funk, W G Gamble, L P
Kinder, D G Scott, P G Gourdin,
H H Kinder, H 0 Britton, R ]
Kirk, j j B Montgomery, j A
Kelley, D NJ Erwin, J W Cook
and A NJ Gordon.
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DEL'fE: FISH (.
Kingstree FISH, j CluO- Entertalns
Judge Shlpf and Friends.

KINGsTREE, April 26:-A de-
lightful fish ta~was given Fri.
day at the lite of Brunson's
, Mill, on BIZ K river, ,complimen :
tary to tn. Ion S W G Shipp,
judge of t !: new 10Th circuit.
JudgeShipp came from Florence
on the II o'clock train and soon
after merry party boarded the
launch Mercedes" at the loot
of Main street, and steamed
away for the picnic ground,
which was quickly rea ched.
There the steward of the tishing
club, Mr. D j Epps, took COM
mand and soon had, his cooks
busy. An abundance of beauti-
full fish had been provided and
at 2 o'clock an elegant fish din.
ner was served to the picnick-
ers.
Pine bark stew, for which the
genial steward has a great rep
utation, and also fried Dream
and red breast developed appe-
tites which were simply amaz-
ing. After dinner the merry
party again boarded the launch
and sailed back to town, where
they arrived safely at 4:30, ev.
cry man feeling at peace with
the woFld. Among the picnick-
ers were noted the following:
Judge S VIC Shipp, of Florence,
d J Epps,J F Scott, J A Kelly,
P S Courtney. E Z King, L Stack
ley, P n Stoll, J W Coward, W
P Hawkins. NJ F Heller. r J
Kirk, " H Carr, l. F. Kinder, A
G Kinds, M s Jacobs, Thos Nc
Cutchen, J D Gilland, W R Scott.
E L Hirsch and W T WILKINS
News d Courier.
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Kodol For DYspepsia has helne

Kodol For Dyspepsia has helped
thousands of people who have had
stomach trouble. This is what one
man says of it: "E G Dewitt & Co.,
Chicago, Ill.-Gentlemen-In 1897
had a desease of the stomach and
bowels. I could not digest anything
| ate and in the Spring of 1902 l
bought bottle of Kodol and the
benefit I received from that bottle
all the gold ia Georgia could not
buy. | still u?Js a little occasionally
as find it 8 ine blood purifier and
a good tonic. May you live long and
prosper. Yours very truly, G N
Cornell, Roding, Ca, August ~,
10O6 Sold by w L Wallace.
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Kingstree Dry Co., ds Company. =
Thomas opera house.

On account of sickness on our
force we are still short one
printer and of course we cannot
get up the usual amount of type.
We are trying to get another
printer, but good ones are scarce
and hard to get to stick.
We have over ZOO owing on
subscription,as was disclosed by
our recent investigation of our
mailing list. In this depart
ment we have been very lenient
but hereafter whoever reads
this paper must pay for it.
Quite a number of our SUBJ
scribers have responded to the
statements recently sent out, but
many others have not. The ex-
pense of sending out these re-
minders has been about SIS, so
please let US have the amount
due as soon as possible.
The hearing in the Williams
burg dispensary case came off
on Monday, the 9th inst. before
Governor Ansel, Messrs Bass
and Parker having been served
with notice to show cause on that
day why they should not be re-
moved from Office. Governor
Ansel has reserved his decision
in the matter.
Last week we stated in our
report of.the Cunningham-Mun-
nerlyn wedding that the officiat-
ing minister was Rev E B Erwin
OF klngStree, when we should
have said the Rev j G Chandler
of Enoree, an uncle of the bride.
We knew better, but it was
just one of those unaccountable
errors that in the rush of get
ting up ''copy" sometimes creep
in without rhyme or reason.
We have received clippings
from various newspapers sent
US by our friends for publication
that would aggregate some nine
or ten columns. We would
be very glad to publish them all
but owing to our crippled force,
it is impracticable. There is a
certain amount of local matter
that must be "set up" and with
only two printers at work that
taxes our capacity to the ut
most limit.
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Local and Personal
Welcome, Sir Knights.

Welcome, Sir Knights.
The county convention meets
Monday.
Is your subscription paid in
advance?
Mr. sc Goodwin of Lake City
paid us a pleasant visit Monday.
We are grateful to our friend,
Capt Constine, for a nice mess
of Black river fish.
Leroy Lee, Esq, was in Col
umbia on professional business
several days this week.
After May 15all subscriptions
not paid one year in advance
will be charged $1.25 a year.
Miss Barbara Jacobs attend
ed a leap year ball in George.
town Wednesday of last week.
Clerk of Court Brltton has the
pension money On hand and is
ready to disburse same to those
entitled to it.
Mr. W G Thomas, who has
been attending the Charleston
Medical college, is back again
at his post in DR. CANDLES ptar-
macy.
Quite a severe gale blew Sun
day night here, but so far as We
have heard no damage was
done, except some fencing was
blown down.
Nr and Mrs l. w Gilland and
daughter, Jane, returned IRON
Charleston last evening. They
were accompanied by little Miss
Louise Sherfesee.
The entertainment given al
the Thomas opera house by the
graded school pupils last Thurs
day night was a very pleas
ant affair and quite a tidy sum
was realized as the proceeds.
DR. D G Scott,president of the
Bank of Kingstree, and Cashier
i H Fairey, also Cashier E {
Epps, of the Bank of Williams
burg, took in the Bankers asso
citation in Columbia last week
An elaborate and attractive
programme has been arranged
for the entertainment Of the
Knights of Pythias next Tues
day. The public exercises will
be held in the morning al
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of H Van Keuren will present
same duly attested, and those indebted
to the said Estate will make payment
to MARGARET E VANKEUREN,
4-3O-4t Qualified Administrative.
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Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and famil,
were up from Lawen Wednesday
Edison Photographs and re
cords for sale at Lunaburg &
Dalton's.
J. A. Maddux came up from
his home near Windy Point Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. L. N. Stallard has beer
over from Drewsey this week
visiting relatives and friends.
MCGOWAN & Nichols have
customers for ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
See them II YOU want to buy OF
sell.
There will be a meeting of the
Ladies' Afternoon Club at the
home Of Mrs. A. w. Gowan on
Oct. IL.
A. NJ. Byrd came over from
P-Ranch Thursday to meet his
wife and boy who have just re-
turned from a visit to Crook
county.
Adam George has 2l quarter
sections of grain land. Tracts
from 100 acres up to 640 acres.
This is not 60 bushels per acre
land, but as bushels. Stock
ranches from go UP % 1850 ucres.
All well watered no hosting of
water, ranging inprices from $40
to $27. 80 per acre.
lfryou are a sufferer from pill
es, ManZan Pile Remedy will
bring relief with the first appli-
cation. Guaranteed, Price SOC.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns. Ore. Fred Haines. Har-
ney, Ore.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

10 Frank Bucthnd. Starr auckland
James Burkland, HATTIE Pierce. and
Gcoiue Murray. aud 10 any aud VII
heirs oi the estate of ]. g. lucklani
, deceased. to Starr liurkland ~ Adminis
TRAITOR ot all est ste and 10 any aud nj
parties In interest g.
You, aud each oi ,ou arr her hy nuii
fed that /. The undersigned, have cu.
pended the sum OF siOO On in labor ani
improvements upon the Rullion Quaftg
Mining Claim, the same being situate
In the IIarney MiniGs district aud stu.
ate In or near the center Of section 4.
In T. ~, 5. r. 80, E. W. VI In Harucy
County. Oregon, located by the under.
signed and one J. G. nuckland, dccyas.
cd, ~ will appear by my ccrli6raic
heretofore hled In the Office NJ the
County Clerk Of ll,tnev County, ore
gon. for the purpose oi holding said
premises under the PROVISIONS oi scc,,un
1894 revised statutes o. the United
States this being the amount II exp ~.
ditufc required under the provisions oi
said section to hold the shmo from the
let day oi Jan, 1907, e. the 1T dsy II
Jan 1905
Now, ii within pU day alt,r,hi nn'ir
by publlnu.a yo hil, ocgt, c, or y 'usc
20 conthhutc y.u proportion oi iuc1
expenditure SEQ nwucrs in ssij bp,p
described mining cltim, our ulrrctt
,hufe,n will Nernmo tuc proprrt, II the
undersigned unlrf the p.oyirions ui
eaid section 1884 above mentioned
q. j.. DARsr.
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buns oregon. LET 10. 0t0
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

iRiTFu fTATEs iAHr OFffrF {
bufus NfeF FIn. rfl'ff nitrr i l.ff
amle L. hrrHy given ibui The Nor hern
~ iNf tHlInNy li nIfaufl fiptr YNal ON q
tadfess a. ~ Paul nnnFsYfa. has this 10Th
fai oi rfpfembtr ll's tiled in fnis once itr 40
Plic alton ~ select uuarf ihs proi isi0ps " ihe
Act ~ cengfesf. Hppf0Fod jay /, Las ~ stat
~, t2Ql il,f Doe ll' hecfi0u lNentg-fiYe fhll,
iosntbip TsentyIsO 10 south. kaOge
ihirfy fiDl Easi - The Willamette Meridian,
egufaiging h 10 acres.
Any and al persons claiminE adFefseiy the
'aadt iesf frlbcd. ~ deslfiux % object befsuse
li flf uii ffal fhafncief Of The iand, o. for
iuF other reason, ~ ilt disposal 10 applicant,
w. FAnsK. hegisieI.
Date oi fiIsf Publication September 18Th. 10,
Date ol last Publication October gath. llos
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BOARD or EQUALIZATION
w. T. SMITH,
Auctioneer

Noiire 1. hereby given that the
Comfy Board Of Equalization ~ Harvey
county. Oregon, will meet u lhe Coufi
House IN Barns. Oregon, on Monday.
October 10, ians, ior The puTr,.e ~
cgualizing thr assessment ol propurty oi
iIarn~v COUNTY as bv la~ provided and
viii iemain Ia -ession from day TO day
until The work Of equalization Ia com :
ple'ci.
Dated at Burns, Oregon. Sept. 20, 1908.
e. A. BRfrriN0nAa,
County Assessor
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Clark Wheeler is in the city.

clark wheeler is IN the city.
See Voegdy's display at the
Fair.
For first class watch repairing
call on Z. n. Nelson.
VIM. Burlington is here with
some horses for the fair week
races.
Orin Thompson had the mis-
fortune 60 get his collar bone
broken by q horse falling with
him a few days ago.
GAO acre ranch for sale suitable
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund-
ance Of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this Office.
Ii you are in need of Harvest
ing Machinery. call in and see
US. We can compete with any
of them and some better.
j. j. TUPKER.
z. N. SnuiTer left here this
week for Austin where he will
again enter The employ Of the
Blue Mountain Rapid Transit
Line.
The New Windsor BA'. under
the management Of Lee Caldwell.
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have O thirst.
Mrs. Lclah Wiliams-Miller is
here from Portland looking after
some business affairs and visit
ing her father Robt. George
The lady expects 90 be here for
several weeks.
60 Tooth 2 Section Harrow
1 in. Teeth for $1,000. Same in
{ in. Tooth S2l.OO at C. II. Voeg-
tly's. Largest Stock Of Imple-
ments, Vehicles and Hardware
in Harney County.
Thos. Mccormack was over
from Happy Valley Wednesday.
He had the misfortune to get one
Of his fingers broken the other
day by a horse.
II you can't buy lumber and
pickets satisfactory from Horton.
burlington or Roy Bunyard. see
Chas. II. Davis at Harney and
get a bargain. Some grain yet
for sale.
FoR SALE - -Four 4-year-old
thoroughbred Herford bulls from
the famous Henry Gray herd Of
Crook County. have purchased
Herfords from another herd 10
lake the place Of these is my
reason for selling. w. +. Smith,
Burns, Oregon.
DIED-At the hospital in this
city Thursday, Edwin Kennedy.
from pneumonia. He was brought
IN from ". w. Browns last week
h a very serious condition. De-
ceased has no relatives in this
section and the body is being
held 20 await instructions from
bis father who lives in Indiana.
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AUCTION
Stirt

will hold regular auction sales
on the first and third Saturdays
Of each month at the c. A. Sweek
barn in Burns. Bring in any
thing YOU have for sale and get
your money for IT, Special at
tenuon given TO sales in the
country.
w. T. SMITH.
Auctionoer.
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NO TRESPASSING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
JOHN GILcREsT.
Supt.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UElTED sTATEs LAND QyrIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sums Oregon, september -, los.
hHtics is hereby given that ffcd Ieonafd
Nyaif of llarueY Oregon whu, un october ,
~ i made Homestead intrf An oils serial Ne.
ulsY fuf 81 :, section o.. township 70 south.
hHner Is D. fft. Willamette meridian, has nlfd
notice nf infrntian 10 make FinHl five. feaf
proof 40 establish rlnim a. the land HboYe q
defrr|hed heiofe the Register aud Receiver,
~ hufhf oregon, on the X1th day oi October,
Ifu
claimant names a. witnesses
william A. Cattefson Robert J. iTgiuF
george J.. huchanan, hfarf auckland all oi
iiuueY, oregon.
wH FAHRE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n.,gi gsgs. g,s.,,,, saAIs; .,i,sa.s Lass oy,l9s 2

NhiNNH nNaNNH AANh OtNltIf {
hufnf oregon, nepieinDef Il, lpos \
AoI.e n herrhy given that John Al. IIsadley'
uf tufns, Oregon sho. on November y, 100
mad. Homestead lniry No ldal serial
tgsrtalp q -odih, kanEe y fasf, Willamette
Yer jan hss nltd noiife Oi Intention a. make
flnaI A. uIu nluiaiiOn i0i, 10 establish riaim
iii fhr laud ah4Fe dearF Fiissd before fha Hsfis
icI urd Receiver "a burna, oregon, on the lisi
Ing 10 % fuLff. iials.
Claimant urfncs a. ~ uesaefs
David ragHge, Richard savage, HeDry May
hciq snd Mar BiEgs, all of burns, oregon.
hn. fAEHE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


VNirNn srArEs tkNn owes
hurns. orcgau. septrmhC ~, iaos
Noutc n hcrrh, eiVen that John d
Noppcr, uf scnc a ufegun Who, on November
.lpi nfie WuWfsftai fuffy. M 1910, serial
NU Nt. tfr l.Nttl aErI NWlt a NWi. .swt.
tcction .e. fuWnsI aIuih V nEe 81 Lasi
Willamette NrriIial has nlel uofice oi
Intention to make I'uai Tive Ncaf Proof
- cstahi AZ rlatm W thu land abnvc described.
cetotc ihv NcElaic and Receiver. 81 HUNS.
orcron, On the Wh DAY VI November. inOs.
Claimant names as Witnesses
james a. Nanklus. William uoH. r. g.
nulkcleV all ol seuCra. oregon, charles
owens, Of nurns oregon
w FkHnE, Register
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James Pirie was down from
his Cow Creek home Wednesday.
A complete sectionized map of
Harney Co. in ten colors, show
ing all large holdings. has been
gotten out by T.. o. Il. Co.
Price Sl.00. MCGOWAN & Nichols.
Sales Agt.
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Archie McGowan and family
now occupy the II. L. FELTON, re.
sidence.
/ A. w. Hulburt was in town
Wednesday. His broken arm is
mending quite rapidly.
Robt. Reed and wife went down
TO Lawen Tuesday. Bob is some
what improved in health.
Mr.. Day and daughter, Mrs.
Freeman. left yesterday for the
latter's homestead near the lakes.
Miss frankie King has been
sick this week and unable TO at
tend her duties in the Busy
Corner. "
". w. Drinkwater, black
smith. Harney, Oregon. Horse
shoeing and all kinds of general
repair work. Your business sol
icited.
Henry Black was up from Sun
set yesterday. bringing in some
entries for the fair next week.
He was accompanied by his wife
and Mrs. r. c. Eggleston.
The Roy Bunyard saw mill is
row ready for business az the
new location. All kinds Of lum-
ber can be secured. Nearest
mill to the valley. Good roads.
Mrs. ?. +. Chandler and little
son Glenn arrived from Canyon
City Tuesday and will visit Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Fare until after
the fair. Mr. Chandler will like
ly be over for the fairnext week.
Read thisl Il don't matter in
what part Of Harney or Malheur
counties your property is situat-
ed Adam George is prepared 10
swing a deal of any size with
outside capital If prices are
right. See him.
Rings Little Liver Pills for
billousness. sickheadache. They
keep you well. 25c. Try them.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns, Ore. Fred Haines. Har-
ney, Ore.
DIED AT Portland. Thursday,
Sept. "a. Madam l.. Racine. A
telephone message from her
daugher, Mrs. G. A. Rembold.
yesterday morning announced
the sad news 20 the family here.
She will be buried az Portland
this morning. Mrs. Racine was
a pioneer hostess Of this place.
having conducted the French
house for many years. She was
very energetic and always kept
a frst class hotel. She leaves
besides her husband, two sons,
Adelar Of Canyon City and Fred
Of this place. also two daughters
Mrs. G. A. Rembold and Mrs.
Platt Randall both Of whom live
here.
There are times in ones life .
when il isn't always best 30
boast Of past deeds or what one
would or could do. Especially is
this the case in hunters when
they are prel.. ns % go out with
some novice after game. A hunt .
ing party went 10 the mountains /
last week after deer. two Of the .
number were old hunters and .
kept the third member Of the
party well entertained relating
past experiences and former
kills. They also yolunteered
much advice 10 the tenderfoO',
no doubt. but later developments
indicate a change in the program,
a. a re-lit -he manager Of this F.
great religious weekly and bis
entire flock ate yenisOn Tuesday
furnished ~ Tom Sprague. Tom
and Dan Jordan may also
have e. ten ne Of the meat. but
Sprai le .'l-d the deer.
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Carroll Cecil came over from
Silver creek Tuesday.
Mrs. l. L. Poujade and daugh
ter, Miss Ivy, spent several day,
in this city this week.
Manager Woldenberg of tn,
Blue Mt. Rapid Transit Line wa,
in the city a few days this weel
looking after business.
Order Implements and Vehicles
from Voegtly during Fair. and
get some good prices, and save
the middle mans profit.
Frank Gowan took his depar.
ture Wednesday morning for
Corvallis where he goes to enter
the Agriculture college for the
year.
lt should be remembered that
the last half Of taxes are due and
will be delinquent after the first
Monday in October.
A. X. RICHARDSON. Sheriff.
Dennis O'Laughlin and Dennis
Dellwo, Of Umatilla county. were
here this week looking after some
land matters. They located some
Harvey county land.
Get Voegtly's prices on lmple-
.ments. etc. before purchasing.
! can do better than any house
in town. do not have a Whole
sole House Representative with
me all summer, some one has to
pay him.
f. w. VanValkenburg brought
over his daughter from the Sill
yer Creek home Monday and she
remained here with her older sis
ter TO attend school. They have
fitted up light house keeping
rooms at the Chas. Wilson resi-
dence.
w. II. Cecil and wife. accom-
panied by the latter's mother and
sister. We're over from their
Crane creek home this week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Lun-
dy and other friends. Mr.. Cecil
will have some nice grain TO ex-
hibit at the fair.
WANTED-About 5000 head Of
good. young breeding ewes. Ad-
dress. giving ages, price. etc.
The American Land d Livestock
Company. DEMO Oregon. also
same care Of the First National
Bank. Burns. Oregon.
JAMES L. RoUNsEyILLE,
Manager.
Preaching service at the Pres
byterian church both Sunday
morning and evening Sept. 9th.
Subject for the morning discourse
will be: Christian what do you
Believer" For the evening The
Incomprehensible Gift." " Almost
cordial invitation is extended 10
all to attend these services.
Mrs. A. NJ. Byrd and little son
arrived home Tuesday from their
visit with relatives in Crook
county. Mrs. L. H. Anderson,
her mother, together with Mr..
and Mrs. Dude" Rutherford and
Mrs. Vern Daber. also came in
enroute 70 Ontario. The latter
left again Wednesday morning
on their journey.
p. Davey. a brother Of Hon.
Frank Davey. arrived here yes
terday from his home in Mon
rovia, California. His coming
was a complete surprise 10 his
relatives and had a very benef-
cial effect upon Mr. Dayey who
has been very sick typhoid fever.
The brothers had noi seen each
other for 20 years. VIII Dayey.
who has a homestead in this val
lev Is 2 san 0f Mr.. p. Davey and
the father expects 10 remain
here for several weeks.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uhirEn rATEs LAHB oFftcE,
Hufns. Oregon, Septe ber ~ isos

hufns, oregon, sepic Der a, ipOs I
Noiicc l. hereby given that Dennis O'taugh.
un, uf hniIn, lmatilla County, oregon, who on
-eIfcmhef.i lai., rnsde Tlmbsr of sione swofu
- trmrui 40, 0Hi, for titsIit, AMi, So IL
sNi lNiit. section !. Township n Fouth
hnnEr a. lasi, Willamette Ntfidian, hns
nIfd uuf irr ~ Intention 20 max FINAL rrnuf
o. rtfnnIIta tIalm o. the iand aiuFs drsrf flhrd,
before ihr Register aud Receiver at hufus
ufsgun, nn ne GOD dsl of November, iise.
Claimant nafnrs "a witnesses
uafry smith aud Archie Mr0oNan hath
Of hufrf. oregon, Dennis bailNo. Of Nulin
OfrFon, ffant %. iacituu. ~ Burns oregon,
W. iAFHn, kfHisief
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~ HHEf~tI'FiHU OF
has been IN his
,ast two week
and incidentally
ne mining Iaopo
brother Of the
".
as IN from the
\ machine a few
They are still
cnkins nlacp and
600 feet NJ.
" have struck
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ar seem
\ Mt the f'air OF
p.tteras az ln-
nv house IN Han
sell Implcnents
greatly reduced
air week Can
4 al. either he
Store or at fhe
alkenbr,,r who
! the cno;ne ~
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av. The tbr.sh-
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en,,uro s.,s n,
until sno,r a;ee
err gooa tb;s
t;ssed rext go
ahig cr,n
Eastern o,uts
ashecoy.r inter.
county. having
A IN thc Ameri-
i've stock Co
Ia undcrstands
x;n t.ss ,ssson-
.veral thousand
e company con
al once.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-26
Hereford Cattle

Ny well known herd cf Prize
winning Herefords is now located
on the farm Of Vim. T.. Cayiness.
in Malheur county Will be
pleased 10 have you cal. and in,
spect herd. n In need Of bulls
or heifes We cl satisfy you in
quality and price. Write your
wants 10:
wA. y. CANNES. a.. j. CONRAD,
lfossldf. ore. IL nfaaas, Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-26
bility is Our
.atchWOrd

ntinual erowth OF this store is one Of
iacts ii The history oi merchandising
The cause for this growth is plain TO
,u--the satisfaction which attendsevery
he c0mplete assOrtments the trust
oi tiGt ss<sIxiiautise, the efiicirnt service
ways lowest prices, all combining to
store the logical supply center for gro
apparel needs.
or trading stamps, giUen loifh every
skase.