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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Gcon cling 0nacblj6 nntcr tJinciii6Cm
SdlnB.

ICuucr, Gol, ii. &uli. - llntcr
ser hiciigcu cbinciiihcn @cpGlterln9
uerluutct, 0ob 2con SiuQ, Der ouQcbr
lidc N}0rO2r G6ic SiQcI2, nit &c
ncbmiQlng Der Ninciiithcn Nr0icruna
BON Den 0incildcu 6rcinlolrern be.
idiibt miro lm0 COB 0ober feline Nus.
iiht of 0ic GtItnnbme oca 6liiht'
lin0a criitirt [Su elmer bier cupiun-
Qcncn 3cihrna aus Gbino miro eiu
an0cbldCr @cri6t Oca biurijitcn
@cutroItOniuI9 BON 9icm 2)nrf ilbcr
0ie 9lffuirc pcr6iicntlitDt. gSic Ser.
iclbc on1icbt bcionO iid Gllic SiQcl
in 6olQc ibrcr SnOiSfrctioncn in IN.
tarciinnten lmltGu0Cn lm0 fam ais
lie ibrc ShonOc nid)t lGnQer SIT per
bergen luubtc, noh &cou &mQ9 3ml-
mer, lm BORT S5iliic SIT illAcn. &eon
@ing mor sur Belt nidt 5lt Souic,
mo IN ibrCr Nc3mtiIltuQ bcaing Die
llnNliidlihe ScIbihloro ollr6 Gin
nebmcn bon @iit. GicS lit IN flu3cn
llmriiicn sic GinciiicGc &criion Scr
9lifoirc.
@oi6inQtom Z, g., fl. &uli,
Gle biciige HincIiidle @cion0t.
ihoit iolpie ouf ooS d,ineiiihc @enc,
rolfonmlot in 9icip.Norf bcitrcitcn 0ic
obiQc 9m0obc ans Gcnpcr uI9 gGnj
lid lmbcQriinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
ler gluto in Den SOB.

Soponnob @o. IA. &uli. -
gSdbreno Oco. u. 6iq, ieine Satin
1m0 Sin0er geItcrn gtndlnlittoB nobe
SpIponio, go, in cincnt 2Iutonlobil
naG cincm Yicnic ilbren, prallte ooS
6obr5eug Ocgen oo5 @cl0nocr elmer
Bride an Elm Soh pur0c III bcn 90.
iclinbebdlter geitoBen, cine @rploliOn
criolgtc m0 0ic brcnnenOe 6lilli0'
rcit ipribte iibcr bic \Sniniicn bjnrucA
oeren aleibcr in 6Ionmen ictcn0.
Soulitt Sill, elmer ser Sinner, 1T
foot; 6r. lmO 6rau Sill int0 mobr.
irleinIib t0btliG pcrbrolnt, lno iehS
unOerc ain0cr bnbcn gclGbrlihc
grunolplmOcn 6uppn gctrugCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
9tcmcumb's gccrOianng.

gSnibiu9ton 2. g., #. SuIi,
Sic 9ceroiglug Oe5 pcrItorbcncn
Troieiiors Simon 9temcomb Don Der
6lottrn.S Stermparte iono beute pom
5ralterbnlic or9, nob cincm 2ci6cn-
@ottcSoienIt in Scr Gopenant- ErcabD.
tcrianerfirbc, mli Dem arlington.
6ricoboic itott. 2lubcr Dem ErGii-
0enten lait mo Dem 6lottcnicfrct0r
@icper cruicen aud Oic bier utfreOi-
tirten Giplomoteh ciui6licBlib oes
@otihoitcrs Wruien Bern.
Itpfi Die leBte @bre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Netrugcncr Watte ilbt ;lladDe.

altoona 80, #. SuIi. -
6runt &, VicWlillcn, 81 Sabre oIt
crifoB dcItcrn 2lbcno icine 23.jdb'
rige IrolL peIfe er qcleqcntli1 ene5
Shdicritiinod)en9 nit Mm. &. DC.
Topea crtoppte, lnO ieuerte ouh
ncbrere W|olc oui McQonell, obnc
i'm 5lr trciien. WcMiGen mar ais
@uRHon.&nlpeftor inn Iieniic elmer
Giicnbabn tbdtig mo orbeitete }llr
Noht5cit. 2ette 9toft fam CT mi.
pernntbet nod 0ulic uuo iano, ais
cr 0urd Elm Sointcrieniter bIidte, lei
Hcu &er0odt beItdti9t WicUtIllcn
i,mobL lpic Oic9omed beiinocu ii6
IN 0oit. l. rj1 Bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Gurluu mnroc nidlt uernummcn.

g96itc Yloin$, g. o.. fl. &r-
ii. 49, @iocr Grmorten murOe Gutlpn
9{cSbitt Sbom in Sen bcllti0cn Sc
Observation-Disclosures 6c5iiglid] Der Nj
ioirc 1Gom niht mi 0cn 3eugen.
itunO 0crllitn. piclIci6t ober miro lie
ip1ter lpeiterc 9hlsinqen 81 nahcn
bobcn. GoS @eridtS5inmcr mar
beute mieoer nit 9eiudern iiberiiiQt,
imo ooS perronncne 3eugniB idicn
ole glnrpcien0e, cinihlieBlid) Sbou'S,
icbr 81 intcreiiircn Ter 2eBtcre lud).
tc hdniig lout oui, lpcnn ibn, cine BE
merflmg ir0cnb cinea Der 3eugcn
ipoili0 porfum. Scine Wiuttcr, Icinc
Sdlueiter. irii63rc @rGiin Darmoutb,
um0 icil 9ruGer \5oIiob ioBen in ser
9tG6e Don ibnL bjcItcn iib ieOod iern
pon Gpclpn.
Iie meiItcn Der 6cute per1ommcs
ren 3eugen iugtCn nlS oaB ibnen
Gie Ne0en im0 Snn0llmgcn Sbap'5
gang uno gar Ucruiinitig uorfomcn
Sn ibren geItriqcn 9IuSio9en bottc
Goelpn crfldrt, ibr @otte Jorge ni1t
iiir Iic uno e2 monGele ibr al @cIo.
Soeute ober bc}cu9tc Or. Sillo, Dab CT
iGit orei Monoten i'm Hnftrog 6boip'a
oeiien @ottin $40 pro ISOLDE lno
ouBeroem nod $500 om @noe cile9
jeNen @lonots iibcrnittelt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Starbcn ben 1SlammentUo.

ScrontoM 40 II. &uIi. -
6rmI :. :. 0onicIa, 60 Sabre ali,
lm0 1rcocrid 9uQ, 80 Sabre oft,
ionocn bclltc bel Der Gindiherung beS
Goona' i6cu @cbduoca Oobicr Den
200 in Den 8lonlmen. &brc ucrtobI-
ten 2cicben iinO mligcilIn0cn norocn.
Nacm 2lnidcin nuA wlrocn tic I'M
Shloie pom Hoihc iibcrm0ltigt imO
critidten cbc Die Ilommcn iie errcidl-
ten. Gos Seb1ltoc mar oreiit0diG
inns 9rcttcrn crrihtet. Snt imtcren
Stotmcrfc bciolOcn iid @cihdltS-
lufolc mo 0ic obcrcn Stotlpcrfc mo-
rcn ais @obnnAcu pcrnriet6et. Ter
pcfuuidre &crlrIt bctrGgt ehun $50,
coo. Iic Yolijci lmO Die 6cucrlpcbr
rettctcn ctmn cin IubcnO Der Ncuob
ncr aus Ocn obcren 5todpcrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
6ci,cr nnO @rcmIcr umaefummru.

Scranton 20, II. Snli, -
Gm &oblcn5ul Ser ,)tcm-Norf Gus
Qucbuuno lm0 g&eItern 9nbu" cut
gIciitc bclltc nohe bier an elmer StelIe,
uu ooa @clciic pom elmer 3che inter
minirt mar ino iih Aeicntt bottc.
Nei5cr @m. Gorru lmO Nrcmicr Mm.
0romn ans 2)nteapilc tumcn INNS
SCbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Webr Trif1.
@riN6t itONcu anf bcOcnf-
lidc SdluiCri9tCitCn.

,$6r ncllc@ 2cropIon liBt Iih nidt 10
gut an mic iBr IeBtiGDrigc@. -
lS0bridcinIicb pcrOcn lie ooa
9ricl@ 2cportcuent INN @cOulO
criubcn miiiicn. - GucIm (bmu
icbite ais 3culm bel Sen 0cItri.
gen Gcrban0lun1en IN Scr 2Iiioirc
Sbom. - Cine 6iucitidc &criion
oc3 2o6OcrboltS in 8c5ug mi
GGic Si9crS Zoo - GGitc be.
0inG ongcbIih SelbitmorO.
@con 2ing uuter 6mcIi6cm
2c6ue.
@oibinQton 2. g., #. Suli
- @dbrcno 2in einji9cr ciniomcr 3u.
l6uuer beute nllf Dem GrCr5icrplob
5ll Sort !Otpcr murtctc, in Der Soiis
nllng, 9hl0cn3cltge zines 6ht9S OeS
9SrtGht NeroplunS 81 icil, mlr.
Oc 0o5 &cbtere, pelhc8 gcruoe rcpn.
rirt uorOcn mar nti'S Rcle bci6d'
0iQt ais mon eS in lcincn S6uppen
brinAln moatc. ToS bcin gcitri9en
NIu9e 5er6rodenc ySfio" ser Vtaitbi.
ne mar Ollr6 elm ncueS cricbt morOcn,
ollcin beim Gmporbeben ocS 9lppa.
rates ipuroc Ser StGrfe bCa ySfi06"
SIT pieI 3ugcnIlttbct mo ca 5erbrod
ubermolS. Ger 3uid)ouer perlieB
miBnlutbiG bo@ 6clO 3ie @cbriioer
gHriQbt dlBern bic &oiflumQ 2IacS
ST einem 6Iugc fir morNcn 2lbeno IN
@ercitihoft 5u hoben. sic 0iiriten
Is, in glnbetroht OcS EedlS, lpclhcs
lie icit ihrcr 9tiidtc6r nod Sort Mper
Qchobt boban, nothmenoiq fin6cn, cine
mcitcre sSriItuerlGn9crln9 pont 2S,
&uli on fir ibre oifi5icIlen Erobe'
lnbrten 81 erlonac, 9iS icbt bobel
iie nod feline ein3ige 5obrt gcnluft,
lpel6e ols erfoIgreid, bctra6tct mer-
Sen fam, mic Die 0ur6ihnittIicbcn
6obrtcn CrpiQc @rigbt'S SIT Sort
Ntucr inn lcbtan September. Canals
NOR SrbiQe inncr6olb elmer @ohe
nod Iciner critcn Sobrt in cincm
freimoidoitGiden @cttitrcit nit lti.
ncn Nru0cr @iIbur begrificlL mcl6cr
in Sronfrcidj Ciuen Necoro nod Dem
onOcrcn ii62rtrnf
Wlit ieincm ueucn Ncroplon, lpcI.
dies ctpoS fleincr lit. ais iciu lett-
i16riQcs, bat Srpillc @riQbt oicI2
Sdlpicrigreitcn aebubt. Gr bat bis
icbt nod feline @egIcitcr nit III bic
Suit qcnonlnen, uno 0u cr lInttr lei
ncm Gontruft nit Der 9icQierlmG bel
lcincr cinItiinOigcn 9uucriobrt 10.
moGI, pie BEL Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon 36 WciIcn pro Stunoe, cinen
HoiioqiCr mitnebmcn mllB, 10 miro er
mahrifcinIi6 nod uiele Friuot gro.
6cfobrttn modcn cbc cr 5ltr ofipicIa
len ErobcfoGrt ihrcitct. Gr crfidrt
SPAR, cr bobe 10 3icnIid olc Sd>uic-
rigtciten, Ole iid ibm in oert lebtcn
poor @odln cnt1cgcn itclltclL iiber.
munOen aIlein ga i6n nltr nod 5m0li
Gage pon Scr contruftlib itnttboitcn
1riit iibrig iinO, 10 miro cr osnc
3lpciicl ooS aricgSbeportcment nm
cine ncuc glu9btbmtng Der 3cit eriu.
Gcn miiiien. S5cltte purbc fcin Slug
untcrnoHlmen, ntorGen nbcr ioll -
nci6cGcn, mcnn c5 ir0cnOluic n0glid)
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
SO 2.00--NBilnoClpBtn uuO Surit6.
Sl,JO-GBc..cr unn 6nrild.
lNilmiuntDu uun hIlrUd,

Sl.j0-GDc..cr unb Surnd
St.OO-9Silminnton uno 5urnd.
2unntug, Is. Iult T., -. uno
%. Nu9ult Speilai5ug periuGI
Gumoeus HlDubOi ; Ilbr &ornl. nj.
9ioOHI Hubnboi 500 &nrul &erlaGt
Eblluoclpbu lilr ole HuduDu
G.lj Hber0s.
$sG.75-glnsfa gutuu Eueifie Mus
itcluug unb 5uriid. NillCte 5um
&crinuf tulliCb bis 20, September
giilig 8ur &udiubri bis 81 Stiu'
bCr. 1uformirtn Sie b ilber ge'
uaue 3iu8elHbctlen bel =. Y l.
@tlIci @IgcuteH
SCcnicr.GrturiGucu
$5.00-9ttlnutit sin, Gape Wnn, sea
Sslr Gitn nno Geenm Gitg, H'3r
NM 5uriid cocn lSrcttag II. Saul
iton bis II. Scptembcr 84ttp
iilr Die &iidiubrt bis enitlieBItb
%ienitag.
Iiuaara.6 a.6an5.Grtnriipueu
St0.Gj-6rctnn, ben %. Mlt, 6. .uno
5s5n 3g s!iS 4%ae aItS '[if [eiifnfoIieSio 'iP 5 pes
8criuifsiuacS. Gpe5tni6ug nit
Goa6es uno Bullmun Rdror.
gSuqp0nS SerdBt 6nnoeusl'abn'
tol $40 &orul., Uiount HoD1l.
8a6u6of $40 Noru Eurbuneu
ba3 bcribmte Sebla0 I1al, ~ole
Stpei5 bon 9lmeriin".
@utleneuosGrt rtnriuuru nan ben
eBebirgs. .0iciurto.
Si,00-gcrtcIeD Syriugs uuo Snrid.
S5.UO-Scer garf, Sutlnno NIB Wtoln'
tain Gate Enrt nuo 5urtd.
Sir lpeitere Snturutntion lueHoe
man iicb an Y. & l, NtIIet Nils
rcat. ilHblb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

Yaiie snr Iciic in's NnSlanb be-
iur9i 6. Tnine, Nr. 413, Sit-Ynlti'
mureitrnGc, nabr Gnitpm Sunie Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15

gSurum an Sodmorrboioen Icihen ipenn Gin 70
eniduDes. neruiinftges un6 raoiidies aiiiiei,
mic slraleis. in Seinem Nereibe it, &crgenoe
Seine 3eit nbt mt GinrelbnHgefl. 9SGicbs mo
nuplpfen Gebeimmiiieln uno iebe Gid niht oer
Setabr aus. 9eneH SGu our6 itdolibe Sim
fprpunpcn BON sebnlitien 3u Deridlimmern, --
Wun beocne. oub ebcbeinmiiiel unr unt iurie
3eit linoern uub edb Elm ge6crGeidmir piel
ichlimmer lit. ais 0dT:orrboioen. 9udieii3 oas
aegen bat Die Rrobe ciner 6pGH3iqidbriaen Or
inbrun1 beitGnoen Iillo Wiro bon gler3ien auer
Sdju Ell cinpiO6en. &roben meroen bon Y.
Aeliitdoter & 60, QOr 2l16 glcmsgorf irei
beriai;ot. (Ot. 10. ga .l&9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Baltimore & SbiD
GrtRrEOnssWuaetiu.

ST 2i--Narpcr'S 1ScrrD, GBurlcStGiun,
Summit 9uiut, g2oOc9ptilc uno
gIudlcitCr uno 6uTRd, SunutnG,
Den is Suit Spc8iul3ug Der att
Baltimore: Nj RuUals NnbubuL
nm llbr WtorQCus GuInoells
lububoi nm $40 uiurGcu5.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Tn. Fir., Mir. Nail.

Although the wire nail Is a small
thing, II would be u big thing 10 do
without. Probably no one could estl.
mate the millions or billions or tril.
lions whatever the number may be-
that are used In single year Yet
the first wire nails IN the United States
were made no longer ago than 1872
The FIRST machine for their manufac.
ture WAS brought over from Dusscl
dorf and SET up In CoviDgton. ky.
Later this single machluc was multi.
piled by -four and company was or.
ganized. In 1884 the manufacture OF
wire mills was begun la Beaver Falls.
Pa. and the product was already be-
ginning to grow In popularity aud use
fuIncss. just q year later u strike
temporarily shut OF the manufacture
~ cut nails. and The wire nai was In
such demand that the manufacturers
were swanpcd FROM that time dates
the supremacy Of The wire nail.-Chi.
cago Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17

Soon after the battle of White
Plains. n. s.. while the American
forces were drifting toward North Cas-.
tie. the lone occupant OF house. one
OF the Pierce families. on the Bedford
road ~ Pleasunfvl;le. y. \. looking
oui OF the window. deserted posse
of Iiessian soldiery coming up the
pike Having just placed n number
Of ioaves ot bread Ia the old Dutch
oven, she beihouGht herself that II
would bc well to secrete them until
the soldier hand passed. She al once
removed the loayes. which had ALREADY
become heated. and ran up 10 the al.
tic and placed them between two
feather beds. The soldiers arrived IN
due time aud soon appropriated every
thing removable. After their depar.
turc the housewife remembered the
bread exodus, ran up tue stairs. and.
10. the bread was done to the Queens
Magazine OF American Ills
tory
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
ONE LESS BALD HEAD.
" You are Losing Your Hair Read this
interesting Letter.

Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. n. Y.
Dear Sirs:- was told OF your great
remedy. Partisan Sage. that II would
grow hair on bald heads. so | got a
bottle and tried Il and II is fine. am
young man and only %. and was
completely bald on the top OF my head
and now have hair one inch long with
the use OF only one bottle. only wish
] could have shown you my photo be-
fore the hair started to grow and how
II is now shall certainly keep ON
using II until have a good head OF
hair which have no doubt il will
bring" Oscar Armstrong. Engineer.
Be'lyille Horse Shoe 4 Rolling Min
Co. Bellyille. Ontario. Aug. q. 1909.
To every reader OF The Eagle the
American makers of Partisan Sage
wish to emphatieally state that they
do not guarantee Partisan Sage 10
grow hair on bald heads. because in
the great majority Of cases the hair
roots are absolutely dead and not even
the wonderful virtue OF Partisan Sage
can resurrect them.
Mr.. Armstrong started 10 use Par
isian Sage In time. before the hair root
was entirely dead and in such case
Il ere Is no good reason why Partisan
Sage should not restore his hair
+. ]. Jenkins guarantees Partisan
Sage to remove every trace OF dan.
drufi stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks or money back.
but he does not guarantee II to grow
hair on bad heads.
Sold by leading druggists all over
America and in Bryan by Z. J. Jenkins.
Large bottle 80 cents
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
Figure u Out.

A bcggar boy asked an old gentleman
Ia the street for sixpcnce
What will YOU do With It n give
you oneF' asked tie old gentleman.
Turn Il int" ninepcnce quick" re-
piled the boy
How
Give ne the sixpcncc and ~ soon
show you'
The hoy got the money. darted Off 10
a bakers shop and bought three
penny loaf. with which he returned to
the old gentleman aud handed him
back > pennies
,How'S this: You said you would
make the sixpencr into ninepence
so have. The bakers got three
pence. you've got thrccpcncc. and I've
got n threepcnny loaf That's nine
l,cncc" pcsrSon's Weekly
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
CHARCOAL.

Good charcoal at store of John N.
Sebesta. 33l
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-10-16

job printing The Times-Herali
Bread for sale at the Home
Hotel.
For SALE 800 acres of hay
land. Inquire at this office.
Schenk Bros. have a full line
Of fall and winter clothing in
stock.
Studebaker Wagons, the DE
pendont' kind for sale at N.
Brown & Sons.
For SALE Do you want nice
home? 100 acre ranch 3 miles
from Harney on Rattlesnake
Creek. First water right, run
ming water the year around,
small bearing orchard, 40 acres
in cultivation, fine range for cat
tie horses or sheep. For further
particulars call or address Roland
Hankins, Harvey. Ore.
Harry c. Smith and Deputy
Sheriff Terrill left Thursday
morning for Salem taking Chas.
Barker to the penitentiary.
Their wives went out on the
Canyon stage the same morning
accompanied by Billy and Violet
Terrill and Harry Smith Jr.
They will spend some time visit
ing Portland and other points.
The partnership heretofore
existing under the name of Keyes
and VanderVeer has been dis
solved by mutual consent and is
now being wound up. Notice is
therefore given that the under
signed will in no way be respon-
sible for any debts hereafter
contracted for or in behalf of
said firm. Dated Oct. 4, 1909.
S. c. Keyes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-10-16

Salisbury fixes watches P. o.
block.
Where would you find nicer
fall weather?
w. +. Simpson is back from
Jerome, Idaho, where he went
early in the spring.
Mrs. VIM. Fare and little
daughter Cathrine came home
from Canyon City Sunday.
J. F. Mahon has been attend
ing to business in our city this
week, leaving for home yester-
day.
Hon. C. w. Parrish came over
from his Izee home last Sunday
to spend a few days with old
time friends in this city.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford of j. o. Alberson,
Alberson, Oregon.
Several of the high school pu-
pills from a distance took advan-
tage of the vacation caused by
the institute this week and went
to their various homes for a short
visit.
Mr.. Verling of the Fort Bid
well Indian schools was here
the first Of the week to take
back the Piute school children.
There was a large congregation
Of the tribe in front of DR.. Mars
denis on Monday afternoon when
the Doctor addressed them in
their own language. Capt. Louie
also made an address. There
were Is pupils to go to school
this year from this place, several
of them being new ones.
Manager Woldenberg of the
Blue Mt. Rapid Transit Line was
before the Commercial Club Tues
day evening relative to the late
arrival of our mail of which COM
plant was made to the Depart
ment last week. Mr.. Wolden-
berg insists he is not responsible
for the delay and the club there
fore has asked the proper au-
thorities to investigate, The
Club does not wish to cause Mr..
Woldenberg any trouble when he
is not to blame.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-10-16

House keeper wantek. - Fred
Haines.
Il. b. Hill is up from his land
\ Holdings in the southern part OF
the county.
G. A. Bedell expects to leave
Monday for Prineville to take in
the fair and race meet.
FoR SALE 200 cords of pine
wood at $l.75 per cord. Slab
wood 81. 25 a load at the Harnev
Saw Mill, l.. r. Bunyard.
Prof. ID. w. Yoder of the high
school has been enjoying a visit
with his nephew, II. A. Yoder,
who arrived here from Nebraska
last week.
Just arrived: A complete line
Of Roofing, Sheathing, water
proof Sheathing and Stringed
Felt.
Harvey Co. Imp. & Hdwe. Co.
II seems from a circular re-
ceived from the state land agent
that the price of base for indem-
nifty selections for state land has
been raised from SO. rs to $40 per
acre.
II. j. Hansen of the Burns
Meat Market is prepared to fur
nish bacon, hams and lard TO
sheepmen and ranchers in any
quantity. Special prices for big
orders.
Walter Sullivan arrived home
Wednesday from a vacation trip
to outside points. We under
stand Mr.. Sullivan will go to
Narrows where he has a posi-
ton.
Blue prints Of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name of entryman, date and kind
of entry, topography, ETC., $1.00
each. Platt T. Randall. Burns,
Ore.
c. w. Bonham, four miles
west Of John Day and r. Dandy,
two miles west of John Day both
have fine fruit of all kinds at
this season at 81 per sack Of two
boxes for apples, Ii to 2 cents
per 10. for fall and winter pears
during picking season at orchard.
Come and see us and bring your
sacks and boxes. Winter fruit
ready about Oct. Is. Address
c. w. Bonham at Canyon City.
X. Dandy. John Day.
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Go to the home Hotel for a
good meal.
Seed rye for sale-Nick Eich-
ner, Harvey, Oregon.
Earl Elliott is confined to his
home threatened with typhoid
fever.
Plums, cabbage, potatoes and
watermelons at Carter a. Thomp-
sons.
Mrs. j. p. Dickinson was quite
i'll this week suffering from heart
trouble.
d. A. Cawlfield has accepted a
position in the Fred Haines store
in this city.
A. j. Johnson and wife took
their departure Tuesday for their
home at Corvallis.
X. II. Brown and Dick Smith
were among our visitors from
Diamond during the week.
w. Y. King is building a neat
cottage on the S. hampshire a.
Son lower place east Of town.
A. M. Kelsay, the Silver creek
rancher and stockman, was a
business visitor during the week,
For SALE-A five room cot
tage, four lots all fenced with
two good wells, a windmill and
other improvements. No rock.
G. Hudspeth, Burns, Oregon.
Frank Fister was over from
Crane creek the first of this week
making proof on his desert. W.
II. Cecil was one of his witnesses
and Mrs. Cecil came along to
visit friends.
G. E. Beery arrived home last
week from the Trout Creek sec
ton in the southern part of the
county where he had been doing
the engineering work on a big
irrigation project.
Mrs. j. d. DAILY came over
with John from Boise last week
and spent several days here Wis
iting relatives and friends. They
went to Drewsey Tuesday and
Mrs. DAILY will spend a month or
more with her mother, Mrs.
Robertson, before returning
home.
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Try a meal at the Home Hotel.

Try a meal at the Home Hotel
For sheeplined coats see Luna
burg and Dalton.
Farmers In this vicinity are
taking advantage of the fine
weather to get in their crops.
If YOU ARE GOING TO TRAVEL,
Use the IIRrney County National I'anl
TRAvELLER's CHEQUES
They are self-identifying.
Emery Hill was over from his
home near Juniper Mountain this
week looking after some busi.
ness.
DR.. Marsden was called tc
Lawen Tuesday to see Herman
Rub who was suffering from
lumbago.
Miss Joice Miller, a niece of G.
T. Miller, arrived here last Sat
urday from Union county. She
will make her home with the
Miller children in this city.
p. G. Peterson arrived home
this week from an extended visit
to outside points. Among other
places he visited the Seattle fair,
Mr.. Peterson says everybody is
coming to Harvey county.
For SALE Four room house
with pantry; stable for six hors-
es, chicken house, large wood
shed and other out buildings,
good well and pump, three lots.
Inquire at this office.
Supt. Hamilton informs us he
has not yet made the regular
October apportionment of school
money for this county owing to
the non-arrival of the state
funds.
Williams Bros. saw mill at
Cold Spring on the Canyon road
is prepared to do custom work
for those desiring to take ad-
vantage of their government per-
nit. Also lumber for sale at $12
per thousand. See them about
custom prices.
C. C. Lundy came in from
Portland the first of this week.
He has fully regained his health
and has again assumed his duties
as field man for the Road Com
pany. Mr.. Lundy will remain in
this section for an indefinite time
making trips to Ontario and other
points along the grant during
good weather.
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DID YOU KNOW

That two flows Of natural gas under an enormous
pressure have been developed in Harney Valley?
Did You Kn0p that the visible indications point to
Harvey Valley being underlad with of the great
est deposits of light gravity oil in the world?
DO You KnoIc what that means to Central Oregon?
1t means railroads and the development of all the
sources of this great inland empire.
DO You Want to share in the enormous profits that
await those who first tap this immense pool of oil?
The Harney Valley oil & Gas Co. offer you this
opportunity. With stock selling at cents per share
(par value 81 00) it is opportunity unparalleled in
the history of oil development We will gladly answer
any and all correspondence Address
! Harney Valley Oil & Gas Co.. Burns, Oregon.