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RUNNING RECORDS.
FItz Herhert's New Figures We're Notable
Achievements In 1900.

Lsst years horse racing produced seven
new American records at distances ranging
from three and half furlongs to two miles.
while two records were edualled. The
most important new record was hung
up at Pimlico last fall when Fitz Herbert
ran two miles in the Bowie Stakes in les As.
thereby wiping out the record Of Judge
Denny OF B: % 2-5 made February 5, 1893. Fitz
Herbert also created a new record for
mile and Ave furlongs when he won the
Lawrence Realization last July in 2aS, the
previous figures being 2aS LIS. made by
Africander In the same event In 1903.
At the shorter distances A. J. Small and
DonRu each ran three and a half furlongs
At santa Anita In O:40. while Donau ran
half mile In o:4e Is. Joe Morris at Louis
vile ran four and Q half furlongs in O:S2 AS.
beating Old England's record q NTH
of a second. Gretna Green. keene
CASTOR, made a new record for a mile and
a sixteenth when he ran the distance at
Fort Erie in i.4S 9-S. At mile and seven
furlongs Orca Rna At Oakland hung up
Si7 3-S. the previous record being $40.
made by Julius Cesar. Prince Ahmed.
H. @. Bedwell's great sprinter. eaualled
the record for six furlongs. III. held by
Cha apultepec. while both Grania and Ida
Nav tied Kings Daughters time OF l:42 2-S
The American records at all distances
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TRAINER WELSHS HANDS Full.
HaS. Big string Of Crack Two-Y ear-OIds
TO Prepare This Year.

Thomas Welsh, the well known trainer
will be extremely busy when the Metro
politan racing season opens mis- year
Welsh will have in his care the largest
stable OF horses that he has ever handled
IL will include twenty Ave picked two
year-olds. the property OF August Belmont
Sionahan and others, In addition % several
racers in the older division. The two
year-olds now wintering on Long Island
I'M the care OF Welsh are as follows
NEWCASTLE sTABIE.
Chestnut colt by Adam-Puriiy.
Chcs!nn! col, by AdsTS.aee sSn Ssmssr.s sssr,
BAY colt by Adam--Shaft.
Esy sSi BY Ben Ss.G%sTse 5S%SsT
brown. hliy BY. Adam mbisadyantaTe.
CHESTNUT niiy BY Adsm. wid Thyme.
Brown nlly BY Handspring Miss Maxim.
AUGUST BELMONT
vAteYyale b. c., BY WAtercress-LAdy Violet.
Barn Dance, b. g, by the BardL4 Dnnseuse.
Ehni ROCK sS e. sy Rocs soss s.nd-Elssi.; sHDd
TTsH n.assS sSc en- e. Sy Rs sSss Pr.es
Golden sand, b. {. by Rock Sand-GoIder
otss ssns Dune, eb. e., By Rock sand -octoroon.
Sls = or sr; x Si itInT 9ss1son RyiSsnysi,s
Heciaron, % c..6y oclsgonn Dopns Hsnrietta.
n. v. LITTLE.
Brown ally by Bosnerges--Africs.
Black coIi BY Wild Mint Jennie Mccabe.
nav Soit by Ben Brush White Rose.
nay nily BY Disguise Anomaly;
ilinck filV by DsIhl Maid Of Erin.
Ray nlly by Decentralization.
- THOMAS MoNABAN.
Css:.nu. col, col, eS y IsSi;sIsIs Lace
Chestnut hlly by lslington--Auntie Mum.
oopEN n. sIssop.
Chestnui ally by Adam-virsin sou
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COLLEGE MEETS INDOORS.
Expectation That There May NE More
ComDetitions 0T This Sort Soon.

The conference collegeg OF the Middle
West have many dual meets indoors In
the winter season. but there are not many
colleges in this section that contest In this
way. Columbia and Williams had a
dual meet in this city In 1900 in the Twenty
second Regiment armory, but that IL the
only competition Of the sort Columbia has
undertaken. Cornell and Michigan had
dual meets for while. but that stopped
because OF disa greements between the
athletic associations at the two colleges.
The nrst signs Of reviving interest IN
intercolle aiAte competitions OF this sort
are the syracuse; g Michigan dual meet meet
and the reported intention OF Coach Wilson
Of the, Princeton track team 20 arrange
MI %son a0Sp Somss fs rom % PspdSe 1Ts s Where such
meets are held every winter season, ana
naturally he would like to follow similar
There have been vague reports Of late
that II interest enough could be stirred
up in these indoor competitions there
competition indoors, with three or four
OF the blssest colleges as oompetitors.
are nc sttTsctins san interest. 0TSs TIE fact that
freshman eross;country runners last fall
dover, Yale and Dartmouth we're rep
resented IN the run; Il Capt. kittle,s plan
s0Osh Es a. 5. H5ca5s s.d h'
may very we'll be enlarged gradually until
there y established a regular freshman
intercolle giate cross country competitLon.
There has been nothing heard OF late
Of the plan that Yale proposed some time
irssk sS o. and rI Ssd meet e'is ie i :appossd iSse
this suggestion did not meet with SEN
that il would not be taken up with en-
IIshed seysrel frsshman ehamPIopshiPs
Sp.s eSlS and q Y fo5by SsFsy rsSians sSa n .fftiG
probable that rSost OF the universities
which have the freehpnan rule would sub
scribe 70 the idea Of o freshman cham
pionship meet.
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Uses FOR LEFTOVERS.
Ideas for the Home suggested ny the
Trays Seen al Hotel Restaurants.

Getting ideas from fashionable hotels
on how to serve lcftovers seems q little
queer, suppose" said a housekeeper.
but it's what do right along. l seldom
take a meal at a big hotel OF restaurant
without learning something that helps
me at my own home table.
Just now I'm booming the use of q
tray such as you see a. lots OF the hotels,
holding decorative arrangements OF hors
d'OAuvre or fancy tarts and cakes. Before
| adopted this tray habit ] never knew
what to do with a solitary baked apple.
a single grapefruit or a lonely orange.
Now it's easy enough.
Il have whatever there is in the way OF
fruit leTtovers arranged on the tray in
the prettisst manner possible. On the tray
the other morning were a half grapefruit.
a baked apple in glass compete dish.
the segments OF an orange arranged In
overlapping wheeliike design on dainty
Each had its pretty individual plate and
the effect was charming, while as
matter OF fact the combination OF econ
omy and daintiness would be hard to beat.
Had il not been for this idea, Cleaned
from "A fashionable hotel. where would my
odds nd ends Of fruit have gone?
when IL comes to serving little made
dishes such as we usually have for lunch
con the tray idea Is valuable. l can
utilize every little scrap OF food. and in
stead OF the family thinking I'm stingy
they're delighted because it's 30 prettily
done. The other day at luncheon the
tray held a little dish OF escalIoped oys-
ters. one OF fish au gratin and one each
OF creamed chicken and minced beef
with green peppers. There wasn't any
hair pulling as TO which should have
which and everybody seemed pleased with
the way things went
AT dinner where little dabs OF pastry,
tarts and the like are 20 be served for
dessert the tray really shows things on
at their very best, and the arrangement
never fails to be admired by guests who
have never seen the tray stunt done in q
private family. A piece Of layer cake
on a pretty dolly covered plate. a single
turnover, a fruit tart or something SINH
lar may be arranged 90 as to attract the
eye as we'll as please the taste,
-The fun OF it all 10 that instead oi
being accused OF being queer and eco
nomical every one thinks it's just prstty
new table kink and never considers the
practical and economical side OF it un-
less I'm foolish enough TO explain.
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Niagara University team defeated the
St. Johns Ave at basketball last night on
ST. Johns court in Brooklyn. by q score
OF 20 to %. IL was a closely contested
game and St. Johns defeat came a. a sur
prise Bremen starred for the visitors
and Yato for the locals. The score At the
end OF the fret half was Is to 10 In NiaEara's
this season,
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Niagara Beats st. John at Basketball.

Against time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-09-03

For SALE Second hand buggy
and light hack enquire at this
office.
Mrs. Robt. Irving and daugh-
ter Zella were visiting in our
city this week.
Ralph Byram was over from
Bear Valley Wednesday looking
after some business. He says
the grain crop up there is short
this season.
For SALE Black Percheron
Stallion 5 years old, weight
about 1900 lbs. Call on f. j.
Conrad in Sunset or address him
at Burns. If not sold before the
horse may be seen ut the fair
ground during the fair,
There will be an effort made
to secure some good speakers
on subjects political, horticulture
farming, stock raising, ect, D,
during the fair week, Announce
ments of these features will be
made from time to time in the
papers.
Louis Schwartz and wife ac-
companied by little Regina
Schwartz arrived from Portland
in the Holland auto last night
They will visit an indefinite time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Schwartz
Regina has been visiting in
Portland since spring and is now
ready to begin school again.
DIED -A At her home in Silvies
Valley last Monday. Mrs, Amos
Hankins, aged Ga years. The
lady was sick but a short time
with stomach trouble. The re-
mains were brought to this city
for burial Wednesday afternoon.
Deceased had lived in Silvies
Valley for about II years and is
survived by four daughters and
three sons. Mrs. +. +. Owsley
of this city, Mrs. Breedlove OF
Silvies, a daughter in Oklahoma
and one in Colorado. Two of
her sons, Del and Ernest live in
Silvies and another son lives al
Ontario. Her husband died two
years ago. The bereaved rela'
tives have the sympathy of &
wide circle of acquanitances.
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For bowel complaints in chill

For bowel complaints in chill
dren always give Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
and castor oil. 1t Is certain to
effect a cure and when reduced
with water and sweetened is
pleasant to take. No physician
can prescribe n better remedy.
For sale by all good Dealers.
DIED At the hospital in this
city, Tuesday, Aug. 30, ID. T..
Morgan. Deceased was a Welsh
man about 45 years of age and
was comparative stranger here.
He had recently been working
for r. j. McKinnon in the White
front barn and took typhoid few
er. He was a well educated man
and a pleasant conversationalist.
He had no relatives in this coun-
try. lnterment was made in the
Burns cemetery.
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SUPPORT THE COUNTY FAIR

Oregon should have the best
fairs in its history this autumn,
SAYS the Oregon Journal. There
is no good reason why eXpositionS
of great merit should not be
maintained in the west as well
as in the central and eastern
states. Oregon has done well in
the past, but she should do better
in the future.
The county fair has proved
itself wonderful inspiration
wherever it has been encouraged
and managed with ability. The
annual gathering of farmers and
their families, and comminging
of men of all professions and oc-
cupations, the competitions, the
interchange of ideas, all have n
broadening and helpful effect
upon the people of any country
or section. The spirit of the fair
is one of mutual helpfulness, of
efforts to do better work, to make
better showing for the country
and the Individual farm,
There is no good reason why the
number of fairs in Oregon should
be limited to a few in the more
densely settled centers. Every
county in the state could support
an annual show, as a matter of
fact no county can afford to be
without one. The cost of pre-
pairing the exhibit should not be
figured as expense but an invest
ment. With splendid eXposi-
tions, with hearty corporations,
on the part of the farmers and
business interests of any county,
conditions are improved and the
feeling of cooperation is strength
ened beyond comprehension.
With the state behind 1t the
state fair at Salem must be a
success, and its lessons are worth
all it costs. But one fair is not
enough. The people of the grain
growing sections cannot leave
home long enough to come to the
Willamette valley to spend few
days inspecting the results of
the labors of the people of the
state. No county can afford to
pass up its county fair.
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SUMMONS.


lp tho Circuit of the State Of Oregon
for llarncy County
Maud Hart, plaintiff
vs..
Charles Il. Hart, defendant
TO Charles Il Hart. Defendant;
In the name OF the State Of Oregon,
You are hereby required 10 appear and
answer the complaint fllcd against you
In tho above entitled suit on or before
tho gath day Of September 1910, aud II
you fail TO NO appear and answer for
want thereof, plaintiff will take iudg-
ment against you for the relief prayed
for In plaintiffs complaint to wit;
For decree Of divorce absolute from
tho defendant and the care and custody
OF the minor child mentioned IN the
complaint and for an order such as there
In mentioned aud Tor costs and dIsburse-
meets
This Summons Ia published Ia The
Times. Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lished In the City OF Burns, liarnty y
County, Oregon. once week FOR six
consecutive for service publication by
order OF Hon j. r. Rector, Judge Of the
County Court. OF llarney County, Ore
gon. made and entered on the 9th day
of August 1910, the first publication
cation hereof is made on tho 18th day
August, 1910
GEO, $. SIZEMORE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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hereby announce that am a
candidate for the Republican nom
ination for Judge of the Circuit
Court for the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict Of Oregon at the coming
primary election. If nominated
/ promise TO make a vigorous
and honorable campaign TO he
elected. If elected ! shall en-
deavor, in both public and pri-
vate life, to fulfill every require
ment which the people have a
right to expect in anyone hold
ing this Office. am in favor of
the district primary, and strongly
opposed 20 the saloon and its in
huence. This notice is inserted
as paid matter for which ! am
responsible.
WELLS w. WooD,
n.A..
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LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Geo. Buchanan was in from
home Wednesday.
Several threshing machines are
busy in this vicinity at this time
and the yield of grain is quite
satisfactory.
A. E. Murphy and family were
in from the Iron Mountain ranch
few days this week.
Miss Florence Farnum has re-
turned from her vacation trip tc
outside points and is ready tc
take up her duties as a teacher
in the public school next week.
F. A. Cole expects to leave
tomorrow morning for Portland
and other points, Mr. Coles
pacing horse, Harold Welcome,
is entered in the races at Port
land, Salem, Everett and other
race meets and Frank wants tC
see him go.
Grand Chancellor Yoran Of the
Oregon X. of P. will be in Burns
on Monday Sept. IL and desires
TO meet all X. Of P's. at the l.
o. o. F. hall on that evening witt
a view of resuscitating Inland
Lodge No 70 of this city. Al
Knights are invited to be pre-
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f.. b. WATERS.

|. w. l.. Best, reside on Silver
creek Harney County, Oregon.
and my post office address is Riley.
Oregon. | am duly registered
member of the republican party
and am a candidate for the nomi-
nation Of the Office of County
Judge of Harvey county at the
primary election to be held on the
oath day of September 1910.
w. l.. BEST.
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Try a suit Of Hart, Schafner &
Marx clothing at the Busy Corner
Store.
WANTED To buy one or two
pieces of raw cheap patented
land. Parties answering this ad
will give numbers of land and
lowest prices.
Address l.. Box ldl,
Burns, Oregon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. King near Portland was
completely destroyed by the re-
cent forest fires in that section.
Mrs. King and children are here
with relatives and saved only
what clothing they have with
them. We did not learn wheth-
er there was an insurance or not.
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U. S. SURVEYORS ARPIvE.

The recent order of congress
to have several unsurveyed town.
ships in the southwestern part OF
this county surveyed has brought
a big corps of government en-
gineers here for that purpose.
They arrived here Thursday and
in all there are something over
40 people who will engage in the
work. The crowd focked into the
French hotel at noon and made
Lloyd Culp do some hustling tc
take care of them.
They spent yesterday in secur-
ing supplies and Quitting and
will at once proceed to THEN
destination, the party being aug
mented by several local boys who
will assist in the work.
Ches. Carter and wife and
Chas. Cozad and wife are with
them the boys acting as team
sters and the ladies will assist in
cooking at different camps.
The work covers a large terri
tory, extending from Iron Noun
tain south and east to the Nevada
line, and it will take at least
three months to complete the
surveys. There will be some
three or four camps. This work
is the result of an effort Of the
Burns Commercial Club which
took the matter up last winter.
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Address l.. Box Id,
Burns, Oregon,
THIS MEANS BUSINESS

Those knowing themselves in
debted to G. w. Clevenger on
account must make arrangements
to settle either in cash or by
bankable note before the 10th of
September. This is an unequiv-
ocal declaration and must be
needed. The settlement must be
one way or the other.
G.. w. CLEVENGER.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination for the
office of County Clerk subject to
the decision of the republican
voters of Harney county at the
primary election of Sept. oath.
If elected, pledge myself to a
faithful performance of the duties
of the office, devoting my entire
time thereto.
f.. B. WATERS.
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am candidate for the nomi-
nation for the Office of County
Surveyor of Harvey county, sub
ject to the decision of the demo-
cratic voters at the primary NOM
mating election to be held Sept.
"a, 1910.
CHAs. +. BEERY.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LANp OFFICE,
HufuH DfrUuu AuauNt ~ 1910

UNITED STATES LAND OFflcE,i
Burns oregon, August ~. 1910. !
Notice is hereby given that sarah A skirns,
Of Riley. oregon. Who, ON September End,
ipn5 made desert land entry No. s2l. Serial No.
udaS, for Nh a. section -. Township - South,
Range "a Fast. willamette Meridian, has nlsd
notice OF intention 10 make Final pfoof. 70 cs
tabliHh claim Ia the land above described, be
fore the Register aud Receiver at Burns. ore
yon on the ith dAy oi october, 1910
claimant names as witnesses.
Irving e.. Raymond, Of BurnH, Oregon lack
Adams. Andrew skisns, Walter y hkiens
all Of Riley. oregon
ws. FARRE. Rcgstcr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAHD OFFICE !
Hurns Oregon, July "a, 1910.

UNITED STATES LAED OFFiCE,l
Burns oregon, July "a, lDlOA
Notice is hereby given that samuel A. Menioy,
oi Hartman, oregon, who, On March 10, lgUi,
made desert iAud entry No. uI, serial No' psi1l,
q, Tuwnship ~ south. Range 10 Fast Willamette
Meridian, hiss nied notice Of Intention 60 max =
Final proof. 10 establish claim TO the lHnd
above described, before the kcgistor aud Re
ociycT. at Hurns. Ofogon, on the 1th day Of
September, 1910
Claimant names ~ v ltneHsch
Roy Truman Ira Bond, Frank &. Ulster all of
Hartman. oregon. Jensen. of Riverside
oregon,
Na FAHHE. Register.
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am a candidate for the nomi-
nation for the office of Sheriff Of
Harney County. subject to the
decision of the democratic voters
at the primary nominating cleo
ton to be held Sept. "a, 1910.
SIDNEY CoMEGYs.
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am a candidate for the nom
ination for the Office of Sheriff Of
Harney County, subject to the
decision of the democratic vot-
ers at the primary nominating
election to be held Sept. "A, 1910.
HENRY RICHARDSON
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am candidate for the nomi-
nation for the office of Sheriff of
Harney County. subject to the
decision of the democratic voters
at the primary nominating cleo
ton to be held Sept. "a. 1910.
A. X. RICHARDSON.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES Lam OFFicE.
Burns oregon, July ~, 1910
Notice IN hereby given that Frank g. Ulster,
oi Hartman, oregon, who, ON December II, 1904
M ade hom cstead entry No. 2i77 Rerai No OlHb
for NWtt section To- Township ~ Houth, Range
10 East Willamette Meridian, has nlcd notice ui
Intention "a make nnal five Year Proof Ia
ustab bliHh claim tO the land above described, be-.
fore tho Register and Receiver, at liurhs,
oregon, on the 10Th day Oi september 1910.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
I'm Tipion. ueofgo Tiptou, Z. A. Mealey,
G. q. smith. all OF Hartman, oregon,
Wn FAME, Register,
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! am candidate for the nomi-
nation for the Office of County
Surveyor of Harney County sub
ject to the decision of the republi-
can voters at the primary nomi-
mating election to be held Sept.
"a, 1910.
T.. A. SHAFER.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

ustrEp hrArEs LAHb OFFicE,
HuFn0 DFru0u AuHuNt fg. lN


ustrEp hrArEs LAHb OFFiCF,
Burns, oregon, August 81, 1910.
nufnriont contest aftidayit having been nled
IN this once By Cii1otd Groushrek contestant.
against Homestead Eutfy, Serial No ". made
July I. iy0s, for EissEi a. section -, NNl shNl =
aud sWt. NNi section "a. Township ~ south.
Range ~ Eaht Willamette Meridian, hy
Fred hfath, Conlestoe. in which 10 10
alleged that said Fred hfach has abandoned
the above described land Tor more than six
months last pasI, aud that hr has never
improved said lAud qf placed any I'M
pfoyrmonts thereon. said parties are hereby
notified TO appear, respond, and uncr evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock n. IA. ON
september ~, 1910. before the Register aud
Receiver at the Unitcd states Land onieo In
burma, oregon,
The aaid contestant having IN proper afida
Wit, nlrd August ~. 1910. Tot forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice cannot he maze, II In hereby OF
dercd aud directed that such notice bc giyln
by due aud proper publication,
wA. FAHKx. Register.
Record address OF cntrym NarfowH. oregon
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am n canidate for the NOM
ination for the Office of County
Judge of Harvey county, subject
to the decision of the democra-
tic voters at the primary NOM
mating election to be held Sept.
"a, 1910.
j. w. BUCHANAN.
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Job printing The Times H srald
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED srArss LANp oyricl

Burns, oregon, July 10, 1910
Notice IN hereby given that Coonie L. Albright
of NhfrowH, oregon, who, ON June I, 1909
made Homestead Entfy No, Oi2tl, for SWI,
Section 4. Township ~ South. Range ~, Easl
willamette Meridian, has hled notice OF inten
tlOn 10 make Final Communication Proof 10 IN
tablihh claim a. the land above deHcribod be
fore the Rcglslo' aud Receiver, at Burns, ore
gOn, ON the 18th day OF September, 1910.
Claimant names M witnesses
Mae q. Huffman. Alexander Mckenzie, Fred
llofeth, Edward Koenomhn all ~ NatrOws
oregon
WM, FARRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES Lam OrFirE,
uufng. Oregon July N. 1910

UNITED STATES LAND OTFicE,
Hurns. oregon. July ~, 1910
Notice In hereby given that merlin J. McMul
lon, ol Dfuwsey, Oregon, who, on May 2, 1905
made HON estcRd entry No. 2iGi. Serial No
Oissi for HiskWil. Section ~ and SINE.
section ~, Township ~ south, Range 10
East, willamette Meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention ~ make Final Five. Year
Proof, 30 establish claim TO the land above dcs
pribcd. before the Register nnd Receiver, At
nuTnH. oregon, on the Nth day Of September, 1910
claimant names Rs Witnesses
J. l., Hitz, n. J. Howard, II. n. Dunten, Homer
Presley, Of Dtewuey. oregon,
wN. FARRE, Register