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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30

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Der Mutter fir elm gabn i'm 9erlaiie
Der eriten beioen Sabre ibrer Gbe cine
Grdmie bon $f00 ousbcsnblt Deroen
ioG iuo ipeitere 500 fir jeOen iUeite.
rem Sninilien5lnuofs. 5erner Der.
lanat er, 0aB olle mdinli6eH 9erio.
nen, oie Hadl ibrem 35. 2ebensiabre
nod niht nerbeiratet iino, cine i1brs
lihe SSungaeielleniteuer bon $40 5it
5nblen baben ioaen. Ger @ori9Iog Oes
Serrn gena betreffs Der 8r1mien.
5nbllmg an Gltern piiroe ieooh lider.
lid Die Stoutsfaiie bel aus5ablung
Don S100 fir ieoes neliqeborene ain0
bolo ballferott mnhen. Die $40 Sung
geieaensSteuer, 0ic NIT ouSu per.
manot ueroen ioa, mad)t Den aobl
niht fett. 0esbalb miro oud Die
gittgemeinte ainoer 9r1niirung
uohl lnterbleiben.
Die freiiinnigen 0litgIieoer ser
Gbio'er 2egisIotur. in iueI6er fiir5-
/ lid ole ioa. 9eoll.gill, Die an Stelle
Der iesigen bort berrihenoen Goumtn.
@robibition, iuoourf 10 niele Der gro.
Beren St1ote trofen gelest puroen,
ein oerlliniftiges 2ocoI Sption-@eiet
iescn ipoIte, onrh Die 9eiietreterei
oes @muoernenrs Sarmon obgeitlaf.
tet pnroe, bnbeh Den &anipf sur Gr-
langiutg mebr freibeitlid)er @eiebe
nber nod nibt aufgegeben ilno bereits
cine neue @etrdnfe-@orlaae einge.
reidt, Ole es oen St1oten uon 5000
lmo nebr 9eiuo6nern erloll6t, ielbit.
| lt11oig uiio obne Wfitfpirfung oes
aon8en gorntns 81 beitimmeii, oh tie
8irtihoften baben iollen ooer niht.
Gieie @orIage loa before glusli6ten
auf 9lunnbme babell. mie Die iueiter.
gebeit6e obgelebnte 9eon.8ia 0ie oos
Rent Der Selbitbeitimrulng nHf alle
St1ote nno Grtihaften misgeoebni
bohen ipollte. uno 5tpar oesholb. peiI
Der Serr Sormou. Dem Die Gnffii4
Sning Der 2iberaIerL oeHen er leing
Griuablnng Oer6anft, iiber leiRe nlert,
lpiiroige muderfrelln0Ii6e Steaunl
niht frenlo lit. iih jest miheinenf
eines 8eIieren beionnen rulo iidl 5il
@unIten Der neren @orloge, nller.
oiugs iebr leiie. erfldrt boben ioa.
9Infl IN 9Sioinnn ioa es tngen uno II
0iiiiouri berribt ollgemeine 6reuoe
neil bort oie 2egislatur iidl Der.
tagt bat. neil oort ouh oIlerlei mn.
derfrcirnoIihegorInaen oitrdb Die Ger,
taaling Der 2eeisIatur - 81 @ailer
tpnr0en.
gIm Snmitag, ben 1. Tpril, fritz
Der SnnSeseUngrcE sH elmer GgtrG'
SeIliOn suiamuen, anf ocren 6raeb'
mis- Ons gnn5e 9nnS nit SpaHnang
iuartet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30
guslanS.

Gem pr6dtigen SriibIingsuetter.
0nS mabreno Der beioen Iebten @ohell
berri6te, lit IN gon5 9euti6lon .
mieoer nintcrIihe @ittermg eeIoIgt.
Bonn Mittelrbeiil miro itarfer Shnee.
foa seneIoet. uno Die a1lte rihtet an
oen Saaten ilno 0bitbdiinIen groBen
Shaoen on.
Ssn alien 3eilen oes oeutlhen &eihes
berrI6t Die Ninul. ino alauenieuhe,
Die tros alLer 9lnItrengangen Der @e.
BORDEN nift rnteroriidt iperoen fam
uno ii1 meter ausbreitet. Der Sha.
oen, ben Die 2ononirte ourb Die Sen.
DE erleioen, lit enorm.
Die Ginfiibrnng elmer Steuer, oie
tros Sen glfibo neil fem oiirfte, haben
oie it1otilhen 9eborOen bon Hn0ol,
Itoot beihloiien. Gs lollen fGnrIif
bort in 3ufimft ole 3oBen gerooe "a
oerlteuert meroen tuie Jest Die 9nnoe,
9omit miro Der ooppelte 3tped per-
folgt, oie fiirItlide Relioen5 bon Der
3nbenplaee 5u befreien mlo gleif5ei.
rig Der Stoot cine nene Gimdbne.
queIle 5u erihlieBen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30

Sci Der 8erbanOlung Ser Getition,
nohoem er Elm iunfaiien0es State.
ment gemabt. un6 nnhoem er BON
Dem poriibenoen Sfihter eineelhpo.
ren in0 gepriift tporben mar nlohte
DIR Betenf foIgenbe auslogen:
sSrage: gRnd EllrdleInnq
Sesbrer Betition nno aus Dem, mas Gle
bereits geIaat baben. ihIieBe ib, onB
es Sbre slblidt NOR, nid)t MIR oos
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30

81 Ssn Dem @lauben, Dab Der @e-
ridtsbof ieine gntihuloiging into
9lbbittp omebnen liuo be0enfen miro,
oaf er nun binreiheno beitrnft iDor-
Den lei imo fir oie begnngenen SSSrr-
timer in0 oie ltnb0flibfeiten, iuelde
er oen @erihten oes Staaies gegens
iiber betuies, gebiiBt bat. bittet er, lei
ne Getition entgeeen 5il nebmen imo
einen 9ermin fir Die Yerban0llng
0erielben feit5uIeben lnio Dab Die
NorIa0ltng 5u oieier 8erbanollmg ir-
gen0 elmer Staats- oOer Golnntp-8or
9liiocintion ooer irgello eirem g(ooo.
faten perionlid] 5ugeitellt lperoen
mag.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30

soriIeeung aaf Seite 8.
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Extra Help for Supreme Court.

There is too much work imposed on the
judges Of our Supreme Court and / am
informed by that body that their work could
be hghtened very materially and dispatched
mneh more rapidly NJ the members were pro.
| recommend that you provide for these
sienogrhphers in order that the work of
this court may continue 20 be transacted
with promptness and dispatch. and the bur,
dens Of tha justices thus be lightensd
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Are You Weak, All
Run Dow n Z

This condition Is directly caused by
bad blood. When the blood is made rich
and pure by Hoods Sarasaparilla' you
will feel strong and cheerful; it will put
new life into your veins, new vigor INTO
your muscles give you sharper appetite
and good digestion make you look better,
sleep better and feel better; will mako
the hardest work lighter and the darkess
dsy brighter. Facts! Thousands confirm
them. Get Hoods today.
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Reform Schools.

The location of the reformatory for white
children is indeed bad. We have 200 acres
Of rocks for them to till. On ii nothing
can be produced nothing can be taught OF
practical benefit on the subject OF agrieul.
ture and nothing can be saved from the
wasted energy OF the youthful criminals
therein confined. No shops have been pro.
vided nor has any other means Of EN-.
ployment which might be Of use 10 the re.
formed criminal in after life. So in its
present situation there remains nothing for
them TO do but 10 remain housed up in
the building or play on the grounds, while
they must be supported at the expense Of
the honest labor of the taxpayers OF the
state, In this connection | would respect.
fully recommend that you look carefully into
this matter, and. IL after q reorganization
OF our revenue system you find that the
states finances will permit IT, that this
institution be either moved 10 some locality
where the soil is of such a character as 10
make farming profitable. or else shops be
established in connection with the institu.
tion on its present site in order that the
youthful criminals may learn trades that
will ft them for earning a living when they
have left the institution. and help them to
become better and more useful citizens.
! recommend the establishment Of re-.
form school for youthful negro criminals
This school should be located in some To-
eality where at least 500 acres Of land
could be had
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21

which the uUCLUTs sdIV
was incurable. l grad
ually grew weaker I'M
til l had to take to my
bed. The kidney secre-
tions were suppressed,
I became terribly bloat
ed, and finally reached
the point where l took
no interest In life. II
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
The Tuberculosis sanatOrium.

Modern science has demonstrated that tu.
berculosis is a durable disease, and that
sciences greatest weapon on the great white
pleague is the sanatorium The General
Assembly Of 1909 appropriated $4,000 for
the erection and maintenance of sanator.
um. The financial condition OF the state
required the postponement of the work, but
it was begun in February 1910, and the
sanatorium was opened the first Of last Sep.
tember. 1t has been located on a beautiful
tract of 975 acres in the pine ridges near
Bonneville, the land being donated by the
people Of that city The sanatorum consists
Of sixteen buildings, water, sewer and heat.
ing plants and electric lighting from Boone.
vile, and dairy. 1t has been well furnish.
ed and equipped, and all within the appro.
priation, supplemented by some donations
The entire plant is modern and up to date
The present capacity is for seventy.four pa.
tients, which may be increased at but com.
pararyely little expense. So far nearly 100
patients have been treated, and splendid
results are being obtained The report Of
the Board of Trustees will be transmitted
to you, and your careful consideration Of
same is invited.
l recommend that you deal as lberally
as is possible. under our financial condition,
with this institution.
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21

was at this time I began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills and soon improved.
When had used IL boxes l was
without a sign of the trouble which
seemed to be carrying me to my grave"
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. 90 cents ?
box. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Z.
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
state University.

The report Of the Board Of Trustees for
IN q most prosperous condition The total
enrolment is not so large A. st another
period. but the attendance At the university
proper is better than ever before. The
preparatory department Is now being abol.
ished. and after this year none but students
attending the college department will be
admitted t all. This ~ in accordance with
recent law enacted by the Legislature and
is as Is should be. The university of the
state 10 intended 10 give state aid 10 higher
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21

The people of this state pay annually for
school purposes more than $4,000. 600 in
taxes. A tax Of ] /! mills is levied on all
the property OF the state for running ex.
pense Of the state government But in ad.
dijion 20 the constitutional limit which we
pay 10 the common school fund more than
for education in the way of maintenance OF
the university The State Normal, the Blind
School, Deaf Mute Institute. agricultural
schools, etc Ia other words the ! mills
collected on tie present valuation OF all
Bat SA5l 600 0f this amount goes for the
purpose Oi education hs before mentioned.
Also in addition 10 these amounts there
are the contributions made by our citizens
Tor church and other benevolent schools OF
The state. So when we consider their Ahil.
ivy, we ind that the people of our state
are exceedingly liberal IN their support OF
education, and Tor this purpose the state IL
now spending more money than for al other
PURPOSES nut together
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Graduated Tax on incomes.

! herewith transmit to you q copy oi \
proposed amendment TO the constitution Of
the United States providing for tax on
incomes which certified copy has been sent
90 me by the secretary of state az Wash.
iuclon. As TO the approval Of this amend,
mpt by y0u ] have 90 say that / am IN
favor ~ An income tax which viii ley =
graduated tax on Incomes 90 citizens and
corporations Of the state for the sapport of
the state government ! recommend that
You refer 10 the people an amendment 10
Cur state constitution providing for such
But ! seriously question the move 70 levy
tax on the incomes Of the citizens Of this
state for the support o! the federal GOV
ernment. Such move may be frAucht with
grave danger / would therefore sdmonish
you 10 examine with the closest scrutiny this
amendment 10 the federal constitution be
fore yen give IL your sanction and approval
Jevees ard Drainage.
The laws Of our state permitting levees
and drainage have added more 10 its ma
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Laws for the Protection of Labor.

Those engaged in work in mines, quarries,
factories, on railroads and in other hazard
Gus occupations should be safeguarded by
laws affording them the miXimum protection.
Provision should be made for the use Of
every modern safety appliance in such work.
Those engaged in such occupations are en-
that they get it. I believe, also, that you
should enact a law whereby the assignment
by any wage-earner in this state of his
wages to be earned in the future would be
made illegal
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21

To finish the moment; to find the
Journeys end in each step OF the
road; to live the greatest number OF
good hours ia wisdom.-Emerson
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
TIRED, SICK AND DISCOURAGED
Dosn's Kidney pills Brought Health
and cheerfulness.

Mrs. ]. P. Pemberton, 1854 So. La
fayette St., Marshall, Mo, says; For
years I suffered from Brights disease
The Harrison times., 1911-01-21
Old ConfederAte Soldiers,

In conforming with the law, in due time
after assuming the duties Of my Office | ap.
pointed a Board Of Control for the Confed
crate Home This board has done its work
well The buildings have been repaired and
the rooms made more comfortable Tho
home has been very much improved A
physician has been placed in continuous
charge OF the hospital, where all necessary
drugs and medicine are kept on hand The
farm has also been very much improved
as wei as the service in every other way
Because Of the decreasing numbers Of old
Confcderates in the state. the number In
the home is decreasing.
The Confederate pension fund tax for the
past year has produced more money for the
old Coniederates than they have ever had
before. But the system Of distribution is
bad. The county boards meet but once A
year. There is not sufficient time for them
10 make the necessary investigations 10 de.
applicants. Men are drawing pensions il
is said who were never in the Confederate
army Having been once put on the roll
some continue 20 draw pensions after they
have become well.to.do.
Tie Arkansas Confederate pension roll
should be a roll Of hsnor, and none but the
worthy should be placed on IL.
on account Of their decreasing numbers,
the old soldiers at the home, / am informed
by the board. can be well provided for in
the next two years with 3 smaller Appropria.
tiOn than has formerly been made
recommend that they be given whatever
amount Of money IL may require 90 maintain
the home and keep The old Confederates
eontenied and comfortable while they remain
there
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

The Times -He-ald Is pleased 10
arnounce definitely the actual
beginning OK railroad construction
Barney county n TINS rs first
issue ln It's new building. Tns
manager 0f TINS great religious
weekly mas iana-e6 long and
1L.artul.y 81 railroad building
and has repeatedly given il cheer
Ing news II ils many readers in
i ~uay county VINO have patient
Is awaited inns announcement
Now u seems ne mus, turn over
his joa 10 cmef SC-adiey and turn
ms attention 10 other matters for
the up building OF aErney county.
Vel. were willing. In fact We
had rendered rhs railroad jON 70
hr S-adiay several times ne
lore nut ne Tank ms own Cims
about taxing the responsibility
lf 1ur shoulders
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

The two rally dEy sociRls given
ry the Sunday School Of the Pres
hvteriAn church Yesterday after
noon and las, night were q
marked success In the after
moon the PRIMARY and Juninr de-
nnrtments nf the schonl Rno then"
friends were guests Rno enter
tRined with games and refresh
ments suitable to then Rges.
More thAn one hundred Of these
little folks turned put and en-
ioved themselves.
In the evening the nther de-
narrments and their friends filleo
the church and were delighted
with the entertainment and novel
faatres offered. There WIS
Yacht race IN winch the women
and girls were successful over
their male contestants; q HACK
hoard drawing contest winch
Miss Collins of the public schoui
ca,Tied of the hHnOrs, 4 cracker
eating contest won 10y Rye
L vocal solo by Mrs.
Harry McHOse and remarks by
the nastnr Refreshments we've
served and & genera social time
was had hefure home gong
The general COMMITTEES having
charge were Mrs " J. Blot
MISS Paarl Ellis. MISS Mvrl KING
MISS lelah Egh and NJ 6ru7s
Byrd.
The rally day feature rs to he
carried uut tnmur~1W II ,ne
church services Of winch an
nouncement Is made IN another
column.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
VIII EXTEND RAILROAD

The extension OF the Sumuter
valley railroad viii he made as
lar Is Johr Day next Spring and
summer urovded. however RI
mOrs and sidewalk stories are
true. Prominent Baker citizens
who nave an ear close 70 the
management @re authority for
the statement The building of
the road vii. denand Of course
somewhat upnn lhe Attitude Of
the pa0pie as there would he no
disposition Oh lne uart o1 rail
ROAD officials 70 push the line over
and through private properly by
exercising Cne right Of eminent
domain il richrs-uf-wav car
be paace-uliy secured ], Is more
-nar likely. IL 1act il IS stated
thai the eXuauu0n viii ne made
during uhs coming wear The
Burns Cafiis Is becoming L source
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
a. AWFUL MESS

Right on top of the definite
announcements Of the Hartman
system that the east and west
line through HWrney county
would begin comes the Portland
Telegram wiki the news that the
Hill system through lis connec-
lnns was planning ar immediRte
invasion or tins territory and that
one c1ast terminus would be III
Coos Bay. The Eagle savs the
Sumpler Valley coutempiates ex-
tending on down the JOhn Day
the clminr wear and lisa 'cinrh
il won L sJnp unll IL finally reach
es Burns and the Big Harney
country. 50 the first thing we
know we're going 10 have an
av-ul miEup of railroads right
IN our midst
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
"A AlTuAOBIl.E ACCIDENT

Mrs. J. Percy l,eddes Of Van
c0uver. Z. C.. met with & MIN "a.
accident Thursday ry beng
thrown from NJ automobile The
iady Is Z niece Of Mrs. Vm. Miller
and mas been visiting here fur
several weeks. she mac started
or ner return nome by wGy Of
Benc Thursday wher & fr0u,
wheel came of the mach.u.
while IL motion throwing Jns
passengers out Mrs lraddes
fel Oh her face. being So muf
tieu IL wraps that she could no,
Use har hands 70 nraaE the fall
causing L slight conclusion. The
lady was unconscious Inr some
thirty minutes and was brought
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
srRs1RIFTI0R EATRe

The Times Herald Is nov Ir rs
new and permanent home lt :
the first tims in rwercy wears
tins plant has been moved and il
was 6 biz joh. The machue-y
in 1nis nfics weighs Z good many
TONS, not including chs cases
stock Of supDhes and o-her acceS
so-ieS. The presses. the gasoline
engine, the imposing stones. eCc-
a-e moi infants by any means
We have had considerable
1rouhis II getting the machinery
assembled and working SEIsfae-
10-ily RnG il viii Vet require cor
siderable time until everything Is
adjusted. However. we are
pleased 70 make TINS T~esar-a sic
appearance and or time
We ars not Vet II company ~=-
caivinp condition Dut ou~ friends
are invited u cal and VIII Ds
Civer & hearty weic0me ana cha
Use Of the Only char Ir tina hogs
In Ins evolution rom the lt. -n
ths new we ie1i & CDol mary
relics rs wei. Rs cor webs. EnC Ir
our new surrounding vT-r -hF
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
A SERIOUS nPEealioN

Mrs. T.. C. Bulkiey Of Sd'le'
is recovering nicely from 4 very
SERIOUS operation performed by
0~ Na-sden & Griffith lGsi
Thursduy afternoon me s.'''
renns removed D yumn rom t''
ahduman thai weighed y lbs
Il was one of the most dime u
surgical operations cve' lnotl-
mixer hy the Doctors and ITS re
mrvnl WIS terrible shock 10 the
nntiert vino Is O woman l'as'
middle Rre However Mrs
Buckley stood B, fine and hns
rallied N 3 remarkable Ene sAtis-
factory manner
The patient is helug cared -o'
HI the home IT Mr. and Ms.
Harry e. smith w lgs CITY
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

Postmaster lnEEGr .r tls Ar-
uaal ~epo-. 1t the money 1-ls-
depE~-msr, ending Nov u.s.
makes tnt following showing
numnsr issued = o4A amount
Sa6 aG7.76 number uua a-i g.
522 amount S35--4. Inter
national o-Ie-s. number g.
amount S8sl 52 uud 1u; IG
amount s2a- 70 When u Is
realized lnl, aacr one Of ol- Two
banks represent Z like vI.lur
Of exchange u money l-ier als-
mess ths showing f1r ulr .i.it
CITY ls more tNar c~e1.t4ut
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
EE-Rlc llUsTS

The eiect~, irtts havs 'eer
turned on during the week hyi
serving on ga po~uu, Of ,hs cry.
The mil Is using the power night
and day Rn5 thare hRs not beer
sufficient 10 supply the eruy
ciy hut Mr. Wheeler informs The
Tlme--HeIid the residence pl--
uon viii ri hs supplied win
hrhts by the frs; u next month
They IRE ltlRchmr the WIRES
on The Times = e~lic building To-
day and they viii os tested 1-i
IN various parts Of chs building 90
make sure al. connections are
right before they l~t pu; te ac-
rual service The nal VIII as lr
readiness 5ur the Mother s Cub
Thanksgiving dance 1r De-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

Horizons but 3 loss to Burns rs
power plants and manufacturing
establishments are desired Just
how the matter viii he adjusted
is nnt known. The TImes-HerRlo
does no; pretend to know the
merits OF the case nor does il de-
sire 10 appear pertinent hut tins
Is 3 situation that should he
avoided il possible and hopes IT
may he adjusted IN some manner
thut viii permit Of tb- use nf the
water for power purposes.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
FOR SALE By OWNER

] secunn. b4U acres. lsveI uu-
improved sag brush land IN
Harnsy Valley. cAn bs subI--ITa.-
eL l6u acre tract feucad. good
house aaeg vel. and Otherwise
improved Frces mhde tosult ir-
tending settlers No spectators
neec app'y Inquire Il tins office
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

The Times -Haraid mas been in
-rme1 ChG- since the horton
ErHs have expended large sums
at money and erected necessary
buildings installed Dig turbines
and MADE 0-har necessary ure-
uL~E-i1ns Tor mower e. the Sweet
dam Near -nis city. cne 7. / ;
O. has Tnrhidhen them using the
garar Tor such PURPOSES. TINS Is
u1- only & disappointment 10 the
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

AT n recent election held IN
I.akeview TO vote additional so, b
Oa0 honds fnr o mc-h school there
was not 2 vote against IT, Tint 5
the right guiri and speaks well
Tor the community.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

,,o,t To Barns for medical aiien-
t,on She has suffered conaoel'
AN, f-nm the liruises bu, Is rest
nc very well at the home o. he'
aunt
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

Having ieasac the hunting urr-
viieFes All hunters IRE hereby
notlhec nnt % t~espAss 5r 1nr
ianc winch IS known as The
George Place and ha-ie~s lr
rht uor1t line Of MGlheur I1lr
anu which rs seven miles south
wes, Of LLWen
ADAM GEORGE
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-11-25

pf p~af; for the rRilrOno and IN
n~der tn hold j; the distance must
he reduced rs the Bend hHul
is becoming attractive 20 many
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4peHally fine light from ON hiC
windows we VIII he uncoverInC
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