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ConstipatIon causes headache, n.

Constipation causes headache, nau-
sea. dizziness, languor, heart palpi-
tatlon. Drastic physics grippe, sick
en-, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doan's Regulets act gently
and cure constipation. IS cents.
Ask your druggist.
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BANKRUPT SALE OF
STORE IN BULK

VIII ofter for sale the S. c. Hig-
gins store ana fixtures at -SaRErapt
sale at public outcfy. in bulk. this
evening az 7:30 o'clock at the store
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sielleet Eaietra Is, kins
gq MI iihk ~ IL
Ssbjee, et s
elass meeting Il Il lack
SUNDAY school II $40 :. ~
4spo II M; tempt Fsnes mas rneeg
Ing D he alates sad 81 lie ~ sso
u. Nihbert ana PROT 81. b. stton
sngns the afezicss.
Ailens Enaeavor 1t 700 5. ~.
The pnblic Is eosdialiy Invited
pRIpEs CHAPEL A. ii. ri, s. n.
ff.99 %. I, morning prayer WITH
sesnton ~ the Rector,
~ Oh M. Sunday school In the
parsh house. Graded classes. BlalSss
Zee system
30, choral service. address by the
Rector. Printed service. program,
You are inyitea to make this your
church home. Come and bring a
ffisnd!
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See details page &c. March Bulletin
Of Farm Bargains. Copy free. f.
4. strout Co. Dept. 1926, Land IT.
tie Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FIRST raEsBYTERIAN-Cor. sec.
ond and Main SITS. il. II. MeClel.
land, pastor.
Morning preaching at usual hour
Sabbath schooI s:45 a. M
Christian Eneeayor and prayer
meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Preaching by pastor morning and
evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
lining at 1880 o'clock.
Strangers are cordially invited 70
all these Services.
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Miss Deiphia Davis is visiting Mrs
Fred Boy'lston- in Fairmont.
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Preaching at 1890 o'clock.
Glass meeting at $3.50. 9. W. Fa-
gans, leader.
Monthly missionary meeting at
$500 p. m,
~ Epworth League at 1880 O'clock, ].
n, Watson, president.
Preaching by the pastor at 500
O'clock,
All friends Of the church are In
vited to be present at each service:
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CENTRAL oHRIsT1AK Corner
Pike and Chestnut streets. w. NJ.
Long. minister.
$3.50 a. M, Sunday school, ". P.
Martin, superintendent.
1890 a. M. morning worship, DR..
Vibbert win speak and the, Mezlcks
will,stng.
The young people win meet at the
Baptist church at e:s0sp. m.
$3.50 p. M, the pastor WIN preach
the annual sermon 10 the United
Commercial Travellers.
Prayer meeting wednesday eve.
ming. #
All cordially invited.
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ST. PAUL NJ. L. CHURCH. SOUTH,
corner Main and S. Chestnut SIa
w. d. Corder, pastor. Residence,
Ga ". Main st.
Sunday wEIrtbe q big day for the
great reform and temperance effort
in our city. At this church Prof. H.
D. Patton, OF Penusylvans,, the grea,
logiclan and speaker. win speak. and
the Mezieks viii sing in their pleas
ling manner at 1O:45 a. m.
No services at night owing to the
great mass meeting at the First Bap-
tist church.
Sunday school for Bible study s:45
a. MI. D. Johnson. superintend-
ent.
Let every man, woman and child
In our city who is Interested in this
great fight for civic righteousness and
Temperance work hard to get your
friends to these meetings.
METHODIST PROTESTANT ms.
services.
SION, at die Court House.
The Methodist Pretestants win
hold their regular services IN the
county court room Sunday as fol-
lows:
Sunday school s:45 a. m. C. A.
Sheets, superintendent.
Rev. J. /. Vincent. pastor.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1890
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
EPIscoPA1-.alrtst Church. Main
and Sixth streets, John E. Ewerl, rec
tor.
400 a. M, preaching by the pas
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FIRST BAPTIST cnuIscli. lie,
Bergen p. STEELE. pastor.
sunday school y IL
iofS en- spee.ai qaarfe sem
manion ssrFlce
Reception &c membfr
Reeognitlop q Rev ~ Z, fslitnis =
as ass pastor for the "a On
Work ery ms rsber of he church
ursed q Re present. The whole
sers.ce SIN be given 10 the Lord's
slspper Mr. Aubrey Martin win sing
n, M, gnion Temp r;lIiee me
Eing. Prof seanlons A. n secretary
of the Presbyterian temperance CONS
mittee of the United States viii
make the address
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, Room 76a
Empire building,
First Reader-Mrs. Mary Edith
RpFick.
! Subject: "subsnnce.,
Sunday school at II a. m.
Services Sunday and .weaneaaay5 al
8 o'clock n. M.
PARK AVENUE LUTHERAN MIS-
$40 --Rer. q. X Probst. d. D.,
pastor.
s:45 a. M Sunday school.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
All Lntherans living in the city
fare earnestly requested to attend
these services, and strangers win
be most cordially welcomed.
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Guaranteed the best lettering and
carving of any marble works in West
Virginia. Prices to suit the times,
Two hundred monuments. bought
Tor cash.
WELLS MARBLE WORKS.
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GoFF METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
]. u. Bird. pastor
$500 y m. class meeting. NJ. s.
Riley leader. 9.45 q. M Sunday
school, Harvey W. Harmer. superin-
tendent. t
1O:45 a. m.-Preachfng by the
pastor.
300 p. M, Mems meeting address
ed by DR.. scanlon. .E
1880 n. M, sermon by Dr.. Hyre d.
Clark. of Buclxhann6n.
All are cordially invited to attend
AN these services.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS
BY The sisters.

We are having snow aud cold
weather at the present writing.
Mr.. John Seger. and his son
Lewis is making County road
through their farm.
Mr. Robbins aud the Colony
mcn ia making ties and emitting
cord wood for Parmenter. this
week.
Johnnie Doneleon il hauling fod-
der for MIR. Black.
Elmer Newbey is hauling mors
ties Tor Smart.
August Seger is hauling cord
wood TO Norwood.
Mr.. William Best and Martin
Pnrmenter was seen in Norwood
ruesday.
Mr.. John Seger aud son August
attended lodge ut Lone Star Sat.
Lawrence Vaughn was out hunt
iLg VIC woudord II be got lost
Ea ha. ftt
Henry Smart was the welcome
M. x;s:..t Of Hobbs Sunday morning
! .:.:...i .hen thcy called ut smart'
suniy E,'ainI
Johnnie Doael.un attended, lodge
at LON, s'ar Saturday.
We WAS rsading in the CREssE1
wh.re "Eriend' eaid that Mr. Ry
mel waa ont eating sncw when h
was in jail We woiild like 70 knov
how he ootld be out entirg sno1
when no was IN Jail.
| Charley Bsst visited h's ta:hs
/ william Best Sundsy.
We'll Is is time Tor The Sisters I
ringptsior to night good 3y'Frient
and c",ne gain soap.
Ia late fer last we,k.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25
Ans, 10 qusstlnlAOA
QUESTION No -.

What part OF the New Tssea-
msnt did King Jane. have ssvis.
ed9 Mr.. 3. Mel bsr
King James TranslAtion y thel
tenth translation IN the English
Versions. And this was brought
abont by these many transla
tipns on men Of corrupt minds,
trying to put ont and on the
people, versions ofthsir own de-.
sires, in the place of the true
Word: When King James saw
this, he appointed 80 men Of the
best scholarship Of the world.
. Three Of them died in . short
time after they had been chosen,
that left forty.seven Of them who
completed the translation In 16n
| There was no revision Of any
part Of the Old or New Testa
ment-But a complete Transla
ton, as this language from th'
lips Of the Translators will show
Please read.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25

os'N SsS seASA ktS>sM -
shov to Bro. nobhlna ana ouxj
reader, Why Jssus Va called
the son Of David. For the prom.
is 70 the Jews or Israslitcs were
very plain that there should
come q man as the Son Of David
TO rule over them as = King-A |
righteous Branch--A Shepherd.
which areall one, and al repres.
ented as David their Prince.
And at this time the ones whol
called him the Son of David
thought that he had now csme.
While Christ was not fulfilling
the mission work Of the Son Of
David. Neither was Christ filing
the scripture above quoted. But
instead Christ was fulfilling this
scripture. s.. Please read.
aaAs 'ee ~" = ~. pssp" ~" -.
'nsM e.'. usa'y, -"' s.us w" ~" s
see WIN 'ne" W 20. .e". Wv" wv"
ana ehacr.'"a0 ""a '.s. A'''s s'1 ''"'0''
Christ aid this work in this
manner:
And be SAID unto sesm unto yos !" :. s,sss ~. 20
unto them that arc without. al these things
THAT seeins they may sec and not prsseive
,s.t @ :, an, lima % ,.s, NV should Ss copver.rd :.ad
,n'ir s'n' should ~ forgiven '''m' MARE ~
Also
World's cresset., 1909-02-25


Tor xhae Yont z Hlsen I
osacs oat - ( 4 ~ jea ~ ens 4 J! !
preh q 1og : 4 ies = &
that ont y ~ 9 lsipal
Tongues. togefher WIN scq
Ing Of the labours, bcth Y onf {,
ewn, and other foreign = g.
es, Of many worthy men NnO
went before uss thsre anorla p
one more exact Tfanslaticn q ~
holy Scriptures into the EoghSvn.
Tongue; Your Majesty o,o ~.
or desist 70 urge and 70 exc'ss !
World's cresset., 1909-02-25
For 70 kasv in part and We pfophssy

For ws tssv ia part and We pfnphssy
In part.
But when tha. which ID perfect y
come, then that which ID In pari shall
:. - doas away. I Cor. ta-s-io.
For he will not speak Of him.
self but whatever the Father and
the Son say unto him, that wilt
be speak. And this ID not all Of
his mission work yet: For he
is to shew US things to come.
And he will glorify Christ. Now
the great point to be considered
is this, has the ''Holy Spirit" Of
truth entered upon his intire
mission work yets 1st. The
Holy Spirit" is 10 be comfor.
ter; q Holy Ghost" He Ia to
come in the name Of Christ sent
by the Father. So we will see
plainly his mission work: Whet.
her we see the time that he 10 to
do this work or not, Now the
next portion Of the question Is.
And is there any difference be.
tween the spirit OF Christ, and
the Holy Ghost" Yes my Bro
there ia a difference in the spirit
of Christ and the Holy Spirit.
The Spirit of Christ is left in his
written word. For Christ said
1, is the sp.ri, ,ha, quickeneth the flesh
pro0ieth nothing. the words that
speak unto you they are spirit and they
are lifo. 81. John 6-0s:
! For this reason Paul said.
There Ia therefore now no cOnden
nation TO them which are in Christ Jesui
who walk not after the a .sh but ate
the spirit Rom; 81.
For the flesh propfiteth moth
ing. but IL we follow the word.
of Christ, we are then walking
after his spirit. So then w
obey Christ by being o6edient Il
to his words. When we keel
his words we have the spirit o
Christ. But when the Holy Ghos
} is come He willguide US into a.
, truth, and teach US all thing
that Christ said to his Apostle
ana Disciples even those things
not written, this the write
word can not do. The Hol
Ghost must be sent by tn
Father in the name Of Chris
when this time shall be.
. yet in the future. But Christ
Wi ten Word answereth to hi
5 spirit. Trusting that our mo:
e worthy Bro. and our readers ma
n heh' Id the truth as it is in Chri,
Jesus the Lord we beg to RENAL
yourDbedient servant. Ifthis
y not satisfactorily ask again.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25

we btlaii tdke up tnlS oosAis
question before we answer the
37th. as there was o mistake in
the quotation Of the 37th. So
we shall take up the question Of
Bro. Newbys'.
The first part is Please tell
us what the mission of the Holy |
spirit is:" We wish to say that
there are many different opinions
on the mission work Of the Holy
Spirit. But for US to take upI
those different beliefs and argue
them: the reader would be no
wiser, in regard to the spirits
mission, when we were through,
than when we began. Hence,
we shall argue from u Biblical
stand point. So please read.
And | will prny the Father. and he
shsll give you another Comforter that he
may abide wit, you for ever;
Even the Spiri, Of truth; whom the
world canno, receive because II sceth
him rot neither knoweih him; but ~
know him; for he dwelleth with you.
and shall be 10 you, St John. l4-lC-l7
The Holy Spirit then is TO be a
comforter, then portion of the
mission work of the Holy Spirit
is to comfort those who keep the
commandments of Christ. And
the word he Is in the male
gender. and singuler No. This
Holy spirit has to be a teacher
also, Please read.
But the Comforter, which is tho Holy
Ohcs,. whom the Father will send in
my uame, he shall teach you all things
mnd bling all III ings TO yosr rememe e.
ancc, whatsoever l have said IN you,
st. John. l4-26,
The Holy Ghost" which is
called the Holy Spirit, is to oe
sent by the Father in the name
of Christ. And another portion
OF the mission work of the spirit
when it comes in the form OF the
Holy Ghost" and in the name
of Christ is, to teach all things
and i TO bring into the minds o
the people, at that time all thing
whatsoever Cnrist slid: and man.
things that never was written
For John said in another plac
that he supposed that ii al
things tad OF been written, tina
Christ done tue world could nc
contain the books. So we sc
that the Holy Spirit when h
comes will occupy a portion OF hi
time in teaching.
Again We learn that He come
as a witness. Please read.
But when tue Comforter is come whol
will sen,. un,o you from the FA;h'
even the Spiil OF truth, which proceed
eih from the Faiber. he shali tesiif, ,
ms. st. Juha. Is 30,
Then he is to testify II Chris
this is another portion OF hi
mission work. But VIC mus
still proceed q step further, OH
ask ynh to read.
u"Nbei, When. "c IT,. Spiri, Of nu
l. c,.ine. h.. viii Guide y9n into sll trut
fur he shall no, sroak OF himself; u
whatsoever hc shall hear: thst sh'
he spsak: and he will shtw you thin
10 come.
lie shall g'orify meier nc shall rccei
Of nine. and 81 all shtw |, unto you.
Jshn. 10 Ill IA.
Another portion Of the po
Spirits mission is to be gui
to guide us iDto sll truth: n
only a parl Of the truth, but
Of il: this Is more than p.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25
Ans, tOQlsstion No. 80.
QUESTION no. g.
sa. wonlb's 0nHs.rr

IA. wonLbs CREasf
Piss.s Tell us what tho mission Of the
Holy spiri. Is, and 10 there any differ
esse between the spirit Of Christ and
ths holy spirit.
Yours for the Truth As i.i' In Issus
he Chrisl
J II. Newly.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25
Also read.

And David my servant shsll be King over
them; snd they al shall have one shcphcrd;
they shail also walk In my judseaacnss and
observe my statutes aud do them.
Aud they 'ha!I dwell In ~ land thst Ihavc
give nni3 Jacob NJ servant ~hettin ycur
fathers hate r*gt.. sha they shall dwell
thorclh. tvrA they sni their Children and their
shiiiicn's children forever. and my servant
David shsll be their prince forsver,
Moreover will! make ca.vensnt Of psoce
with them: II shall be an cvssiasiiMs cavessnt
with them: and will p.sec thcrn. and multiply
them. and win sstmy sanctuary iu tAs midst
ef thcm for cvsrmorc. y
ny tsl,ssracIs also shali hc with them: yen
viii bc their God fnd they shall he my peep,e
Aud the heathau rhall knen thai the Lord
do sanc,lfy Isinel. wien my ssnst'isry shah be
IN The midst Of them for evcrnofs. Ezsk 81;
81: 81. 4 /,
We do rot think that we need
World's cresset., 1909-02-25

I'd. Csssslr-wiil Jon please tell me
Why Christ vas called the Son. Of
Davids Please read.
And. behold. two blind men sit,ipg
BY the way aide. when thsy heard that
Jesus passed BY, CRIED ont. saylnR. Have
mercy on W o Lord. thou son Of David.
Matt 2o-ao. Elder Robbins.
World's cresset., 1909-02-25

S~ ~ eSvv -
In part.
Bu. when tha, which is perfect y
come. then that which ID In part shall
:. - doue away. I Cor. ta-0-io.
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Norlcn or RElEREE.s sALE.

lu the Circuit Court ~ the State of Ore.
gon Tor the County Of llarnoy
Mott g T. hereby given that undor and
by yirtucof Il Decreeot the Circu,t Court
90 llarncy County, stateof Oregon made
by said Couf, aud entered In tho Jour
nal thereof on inc sth day OF April 1909,
iu Crcuit Court journal u page 2i5, 10
q certain ,ausc therein peudiuR Wherein
Samuel u Parker ct at were plaintiffs
aud John W. McCuc cl al we're dslou.
dsut., said decree being lot "a sale Of the
real property therein described by the
undersigned Reioroe and for report oi
hi. proceedings hereunder at the next
regular torn ~ said Court us set forth
Ia taid Decree AMI IN The tGdings oi
Fact and Couclu-ious Of Law made md
died by tao Cour, in said Cau,c. Nos
therefore Z, sam Mothcr8hrau. lulv
appointed, qualified and scting Refer,
m Jbr above cnutlsicause, viii ON Mon
day ihc 18th day Of June, 1909 at The
hour Of 2o'clorh ~ OF said day. ut
the front door of the toufi Il0utc 90
Burns. Oregon. scll at public auction 70
tho highest and hcsi bidder ior each iu
hand subject Co confirmation h} sAid
Court, the following described real pee
pefty, situated 10 llarney County, Ore-
gen, to-Wl The Wont hall oi the West
hlf %, section HiNtrra in Township
rneuty.hye South. Range fhirty-twe
aui oue-hslt East of the Willamette
Meridian, containing loO acres
Dated At Bufns, Oregon, this l,h la,
oI May 1909.
SAN Mornrmm,p, Referee.
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disposed Of their interests up
there and she says she MAY re-
turn.
The Times-Herald man has
been given considerable constrpc.
tion along the line of nut culture
and is going to take it up scien-
tiically in the Harney country as
soon as he returns(O In al
seriousness, however il is sug-
gested that walnuts will grow in
that section as they produce
abundantly in England under
similar conditions, They make
a beautiful shade tree.
There is much interest through
out this section in the develop
ment Of Eastern Oregon and they
at last seem to realize the impor-
tance of getting that vast terr-
tory opened up to transportation.
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Register and Receiver,
Burns. oregon,

Burns. Oregon,
Gentlemen; Pursuant to par
agraph 2 Of the circular Of March
%, 1899, under the enlarged
homestead Act Of February 10.
1909, Public Ne. 245), the fol-
owing list of lands subject to en-
try under this act is sent to you,
and YOU viii az once ply with
The instructions an6 equations
contained in said rcular. The
lands listed wore designated by
The secretary OF the Interior un-
der the provisions of the said
Act on April o. 1909:
r. las. RS 81 of 30. Sl Of Al
E., W. M
r. Is 3 Rs ~ Of 80, all Of 10
and Al, W. OF ~ u.
T l6 s.. RS NJ Of Al, and all Of
AZ e.
T. % s., RS 81 of q all Of %
and "a +.
T. % S., RS 81 Of 28. M of %,
allof 35, Wl Of 36, E.
n. 2lS., RS NWl and 50 oC %
all Of 35 and 86, n.
T. 25 S., RS all Of "a % and
26. E.
T. 26 S., RS all Of "a Is and
26, Z.
T. 27 S., RS all of "a, 25. 26,
27 and 28, E.
L 2S s., r allof p, 25. 26, n
2S, 20 29l, 292 and 30. D
a. 20 S.. RS an Of "a 25, 25,
o. 28, % 291, POI, 80. IS and
36 e.
r. sos RS all Of "a 25 26, 27
2S, -, 29l 29}, 80 81 of %. all of
81, Nl and SW of 35 and SEA Of
36, E.
r. 81 S. RS all Of "A, ., 26. n,
q, % 80, 81, 32g, S3, 81 and
86, e.
T, 80 s.. Rs al of "a and %,
10 Of 81, 2S, %, 30, and 81. NEt
and Si of 32l an of 3pg and 33
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FOR ADDITIONAL nOmHSTHADs.

Department of the Interior,
General Land Office,
Washington, d. c., May /, 90
Last of lands subject to entry
Under the Act Of Februf NY 10,
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WE MUST RAISE WHEAT.

Willamette Valley is looking to
the Great Harney country as The
future grain store house Of lhe
state. They have no land here
for such purposes, it being too
valuable for fruit and nut culture.
even if it were capable of pro-
ducing cereals as it has in the
past. Hop yards are being turn
ed into Walnut ground and other
portions devoted to good apples
and the fnerYaSieties Of fruits.
A farm in the Willamette that
will produce IL bushels Of wheat
is considered a fine one that is
for that class Of product SO it is
necessary to devote the soil to
something more profitable. Such
being the case, the great inland
empire must be developed. This
adds to our prospects for imme-
diate transportation facilities.
The Times-Herald man found /
several old time acquaintance in
Dallas, among them was Martin |
Byerley who with his parents
lived on the Racine farm Just
across the bridge from Burns
He Eas more or less surprised
upon learning Of the present
value Of that place. 1t seems
there are quite a number from
this neighborhood going to the \
country this spring.
The Herman Rub family are
now comfortably domicilod in
their new home near Dallas. Mr..
Rub has returned TO the Harney
country. Mrs. Rub says she is
not sure she viii like it here. as
the lower altitude does not seem ]
% agree with her. although she
likes the place. They have not
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Some Of our local road auilders
should visit outside sections and
see the advantages of building
good permanent roads. Although
the Willamette valley is bein
gridironed with electric roads tho
various counties are improving
their highways in a most salts
factory manner. OF course it is
quite essential where they have
so much mud, but their facilities
for road building do not compare
with ours. Macadamized road
are being built throughout that
section and the farmers are the
first to demand it. They realize
the benefits and never object To-
a road tax. Harney county
should begin in the right way
Nothing would add greater to
our wealth than good roads. Of
course our roads are good now at
most seasons Of the year, but we
all know that much money is act
ually thrown away each season
in temporary repair work. More
or less Of this class Of worl. must.
continue, but we can make some
permanent roads as we 60 along.
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AssIsTANT COMMISSIONER.

For SALE 800 acres Of hay
land, Inquire at this Office.
Good vinegar for sale by 4. Il.
jenkins at the Brewery. Money
back if not as represented.
60 acre ranch for sale suitable
for dairy or stock ranch. Abund-
ance Of water for irrigation and
power inquire at this Office
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The afternoon raveling TO the
morning dish-rag in the bic tow
er at Portland has broken its
long sphinx-like silence and has
given central and eastern Oregon
a good editorial write-up. What
prompted it is hard to tell, unless
the merger inquiry made It's alb
Ject stupidity SO apparent that it
had to wake up and get into the
procession. The main ideas in
the article are reprinted on the
first pare and may be worth
your while to read
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-15

Western Oregon has experience
ed q very backward spring and
very little rainfall. Last winter
was the most severe in years and
much damage is reported among
fruit growers, Young walnut
trees suffered and many of the
fine rose bushes and ornamental
shrubs We're killed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-15

1t is quite likely there viii be
a large number of willamette
Valley people come to the Har-
ney valley this year, They wish
to get larger holdings than the
usual farm there, besides they de-
sire to engage in grain raising
and that is out of the question
with the soil of that section.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-15

From pretty well all over Che
wheat growing section Of north
eastern Oregon and southeastern
comes the report of sufficient
rainfall to be of great benefit to
growing crops. practically assur-
ing 4 good yield. If wheat stays
anywhere the present price the
farmer can pay off the mortgage,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-15

T. 30 s., RS all Of 20, 30, 81,
90, 33, "a, 3s, 4.
You will make the proper nota-
tions on the tract books in your
Office and on the margin Of the
plats. Promptly acknowledge
the receipt of this communities
tion.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER.