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Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Executive Department. State 9
Louisiana.

EXeC.iiGYC Gepas e!isSiiS' o" y
Louisiana.
Whereas, p. Emmett Hingle Of the
Parish Of Plaquemines, State of Louis
lana, has applied to me for the cancel
lation Of two bonds, ons given IN Iavo.
Of the State Of Louisiana, with I. En-
met Hingle as principal, and the NJ
deity and DEPOSIT Co. Of Maryland, as
surety, in the full sun Of s5Ooo,oo i, con-
ditioned upon the faithful performance
Of said R. Emmett Hingle of his duties
rs Treasurer of School Funds Tor the
yarish Of plaquemines, said bond hav-
inc been executed on the LIST day OF
February, 1903, and recorded in the
Book OF Mortgages for the Parish Oh
placuenlines No. 2, folio 25ls No. 100,
on the 5th day Of March 1903 and an
other bond given in favor OF the State
Of Louisiana, with r. Emmett Hingie as
principal, and the Fidelity and Deposit
Co. of Maryland, as surety, in the 1ui!
sum of $500, 90, conditioned upon the
faithful performance of said K. hmme'
Hingle of his duties as Treasurer o.
;, School Funds for the PARISH Of Plaque
mines, said bond having been executed
on the LIST day OF March, 1908. n re
, corded in the Book Of Mortgages TO
, the Parish of P%laquemines No. z, 1ol'
275. No. lls, on the 18th day OF March
1903.
, Now. Therefore, !, Luther Egber
Hail. Governor OF the State OF Louis
lana, have thought p%roperlto Issue Uni
nv proclamation with 9 view OF gglvin
public notice to all persons herein II
. terested or concernedto show cause J
xwriting, at the Office Of the Secretaf
Of State, ut the city Of Baton kougf
louisiana, within ninety days from ar
after the last publication hereof WI
m said bonds and the mortgages resuitif
~, therefrom should not be cancelled az
n ann,,l,ed and the above named partl
discharged from any further !laolll
* in the premises.
Ga Given under my signature ana 7
,js Seal Of the State Of Louisiana. at !
city of Baton Rouge, Louislan1' U
Ord day of January, A. D. ls03.
on By the Governor:
.er i. Z. Hal
ii, ALVIN Z. HEBERg.
Secretary Of State.
ct. SEAL
Tie State of Louisiana PARISH
* plaquemineS.
Oh Twenty-Fourth judicial District oo'
ver No. e86. Succession of Jacob FRA
rtv lein.
Notice is hereby given to the CT
nus itors of this estate, and to all OF
ana persons herein interested, % 81
cause within ten days from the pres
sst. notification Cf any they have OF 6
,.v why the account presented by Err
va Albert, Administrator, should not
w. homolgated and the funds d'str'b'
'ads in accordance herewith. BY orde
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
ALVIN I. dEBERT,
Secretar! of State.
SEAL
4 Resolution If The jefferson anG'
p,aouemineS Drainage Jistricf.

Sec. !. Be il Resolved by The Board
OF Commissioners of he Jefferson anG
plaquemines Drainage District, IN reg
ular session convened, II at the follow
ing be and hereby is ADOPTED as the
budget Of expenditures o the Jefferson
and p%laquemines Drainage Districu io1
the year 1918.
In11arest on Bonds Sl2,5VV.Oo
Fuel and Supplies cos
the pumping plant s,ooo.W
Two engineers, siE months ,25c.oc
Two tiremen, -hree
months oUV.V
Other nelp 1,000.0O
Secretary's sala.y oVu.WN
Stationery, Office n
other expenses ..,oQo.o
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Department. staie o.
louisiana.

Whereas. R. Emlnet Iingle, o. The
parish OF plaquemines. State OF Louis
lana, has applied 70 me 1or the cancel
lation of . bond given ii iavor OF slle
State OF Louisiana by Robert Jingle,
deceased, rs principal, enc vosep-i
ronsenelle and Theophile Jingle, %
surisies, cacl, il, the full sum Of $5Co,Co
tne said Robert Hingle havingaagive.s
bond i, The I'll, sum o, f1Coo,W cor
ditioaed upon me faithiul performance
bv said Robert Jingle Ct his dulles IS
notary public ii enc -or the arlSi' 9.
pla~que,nines, STATE 81 L.ouisianc, sale
bond having beer executed on leb1u2'
a.y 81, 1891 end recorded n .he 8eo'S
OF Mostgagea 81 The parish q 'lacue-
n mes, tx" lolio 7oS, No. ?slG, on The
Q III day o. February, 1872.
Nov, Therefore, I, Luther Ie5er:
Eall, Governor OF the State 81 Louis
INA, have thought proper 70 issue shis
ry proclamation, with The Tiew Of civ
ing public notice 70 ell persons leIel'
Interested and concerned 10 show cause
il. writing at 5he Office OF the secle
tary OF State, a. Che city Of Bato'
pouee, State 0; Louisiana, within nm
t. DAYS IRON ard after he les, publ
! cation hereof why said Doid and nor
cages resulting thesefroIn should no
! be cancelled and annulled, end Ult
? above rasned persons DISCHARGED 4roIl
| cny further liability IN the premises.
. Given under my signature INC IN
: Seal Of the State Of Louisiana, 1t III
: city Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, III
: srd day of January, 4. D. 1913.
BY the Gov rnor:
l. {. aALL.
ALVIN L. iEBERT,
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15

70 be . true and correct list OF the
names of the Grand and Petit Jurors
drawn to serve for the april term o.
Court to be begun and holden on
Monday, April 7th, 1913.
GRAND JURORS.
Grand Jurors to serve week begin
ming april 7,h, 1913.
i. Marcus Waltze., Bird yard.
g. Z. L. L.othrop, lst ware.
3. W. H. Norwood, TIN 1atd.
1. D. D. Dauucy, Isl Warf,
S. David Dobson 2nd ware.
G. J.,B, Amoretti 9Th rfaro.
I. Paul Cha!ona, loth ware.
8. Augusta Ba,lay, 9Th ware.
8. Jos. D. Gravole., Bid ware.
10. Jas. P. Purvis, Gre ward..
Il. Roselius Perez, 7th ware.
70 Henry Adolpla, Ata 1ard,
10. Luke scobel, 10Th ward.
Il. John Evasovich. 10Th ware.
IS. Rudolph Waltzes, 3rd vard.
Is. Henry Kalnlatl, 10th ward.
II. J, Glen Ballay, 10Th ward.
13. 2. j. Blaise, ST.. warG.
10. Ed. L. Burton, 9TH ware.
H
20. G. W. Buckley, 2rd ware.
PETIT JURORS.
Petit Jurors to serve week beginnin
April 18th, 1915.
/. Lonis Jeanfreau, 6ti ware.
2. Frank Staniel, 9rd ward.
s. Z. Giordaro, It'll ward,
4. Jules Maury, 7th ward.
s. Nick Bieber. Jr., 8th ware.
6. Joseph Grobb, End ward.
7 f. Il. Yuratlc,l, 4th ware.
8. Octave Cauyin, End ward.
9. Chas. Voght, 4th ward.
10. Fred Caro-, End ward.
II. Charles Murley, 4th, ward.
70. G. @. Sharp, 7th ward.
Is. Theophile Ragas, 3rd ward.
ID. Eugene Buraa, 9th ward.
is. M. /. Lucas, 10th ward.
is. Tim Lincoln, 10th ware.
II. John Stewart, 9Th ward.
is. Louis Bennecke, 9Th ward,
10. Lucien Caro-, lst WARD.
90. Chas. Wood, 9Th ward.
81. A. Nj. Miller, Isl ware.
"a. Ernest Baril, 10th ward.
90. Joseph Pigniolo, 10th ward.
"a. Fred Preusch, 4th ward.
2b. Adam NuneZ, 18th ward.
26. Joseph sylve, 10th ward.
, 27. Geo. Treadaway, 9Th ward
) 28. Divide Soils, 9th ward.
: %. Henry Williams, 3rd ware.
80. Adam Treadaway. 9th ward.
in faith whereof, !. have hereul
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
office at Pointe d Ia Hache, La, on |
( 18th day OF March, 1913.
ERNEST ALBERT,
! Clerk Of Court
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Notice.

Sealed bids will be received untli
March 81, 1918, by the Secretary OF the
Police Jury from the New Orleans
Banks for the fiscal agent for handling
the funds Of the Parish OF p~iaquemines
in conformity with Act Number 2oo 0,
Z. N. PEREZ.
Secretary OF Police Jury,
English T'urr. j. G. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Notice.

To license and taxpayers.
Parties writing for Poll or Road TAX
or so ct. hunting licenses, will please
enclose 2 Ct. stamp for mailing.
F. c, MEYERS,
Sheriff
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Notice.

ito Unknown Delinquent Tax Payers OF.
the Parish Of Plaquemines:
In conformity with Section 81 OF ACT
10 of the constitution of 1906, you are
hereby notified that the taxes, State
Z Parish and Levee or the following as
/, aessed and described properties for the
wear 1912, are now due and unpaid,
and unless same is paid within the
twenty days shall proceed to adveI-
tjse the said properties for sale for the
mount o. taxes and penalties due as
the law directs.
Edmund, Ed. S. Asst. $4,000. State
tax Ats. Parish tax SIC. Levee TAX
Ats, Road Dist. No. i tax $50. Con-
federate Veteran ta@ ,l9. Coco
roads tax "a. interest and cost l.1t
4 certain tract Of land situated or
the left bank of the Mississippi rlvel
and designated as all Of Sects. ~, 70
and 90, T is, s. R. Is, 3.
Gilbert, 4. j. Asst. $4,000. State tai
.25. Parish tax 80. Levee tax 80
Confederate Veteran tax %. Goo'
Road tax .02. Interest and cost i.Ze
: A certain tract Of land situated o
the left banl. Of the Mississippi rive
and designated as 1O8 38-l0o a. Frtl +;
W IA OF Sec. !, r. IS. S. Z. 10 ..
Hoffman, w. j. Asst. $4,000. Stat
tax 80. Parish tax ~. Coniederat
!, Ves tax 90. Good road tax .oS. Il
terest and cost LII.
4 certain tract Of land situated c
:. the left bank Of the Mississippi rlvE
and designated as ZIG a, frtl. N. 8. J
of Sec. /, Frtl. S. Z. Il of Sec. !,
10, S. Il. l6. 9.
's Hiltz. Lewis j. Asst. S640.Go. Sta
tax 800. Parish tax s.S4. Levee t
$50. Road Dist. No. i tax $40. 20
federate Vet tai .13. Good roads t
TO-. t
.l6. Interest and cost l.9o.
A certain tract of land situated
the left bank Of the Mississippi nv
and designated as 1850 a. Secs. Il q
TT. l6 S. r. IS, E.
Massey James. Asst. $500 state t
at $3.50. Parish tax 1886. Levee tax 3
Confederate Vet tax .13. Good 10;
tax II. Venice Drainage tax 3.
Interest and costs i.66.
a certain tract Of land situated
the right bank of the Mississippi n
i, and designated as 1920 a. land IN l.
~ S. R. so and 81 Z, except small lots
Williams, John Mrs. ct ais. a:
$500. 90. State tax 500. Parish
rs $50. Levee tax 500. Acreage
200. Confederate Vet tax IL. y
Roads tax Is. Interest and costs J
4 certain tract of land situated
the left ba TX Of the Mississippi r
a. me assuring two arpents front by L
arpents in depth bounded above by L
of Mrs. S. y. Butler and below by
yer of S. Glorioso Est
sent Williams, John Mrs. ct ais, A
$4,000. State tax rs. Parish
80. Levee tax i.50. acreage
Confederate Vet tax .o2. Good R
tax .0s. Interests and costs l.3
a A certain tract of land sltuate'
ease the left bank Of the Mississippi
!. and designated as Section Il, I. |
FRANK C. MEVEF
Sheriff and EXC
Tax Collector Of P
rEL Ll- L+rH r mi
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15

Sc. z. be IL teSOlYsu, ~, ~h
t,le he and hereby is ..evied s special
TO, .cd contribution or acreage saX. 81
Sc ;only-five cents per acre, upon all o.
tn, and situated i'll the jefferson ana
plaauemines Drainage District Tor The
yesr 1918, to pay the expenses OF the
Jefferson arc piaquemines Drainage
District, lor The year 1919, in aceorc-
ance With Sec. OF this Resolution.
The Jefferson ard 2laguenines Dram
are District is composed Of all these
portions ''of the Parishes Of Jefferson
and plaquemines included vithin tne
following boundaries, so-wit::
Beginning where The Lower Line OF
Harvey Canal ;ntessects The Eississlppi
River. running along said lower line OF
Harvey Canal 20 the Bayou Baratarla;
thence al,ng Bayou Barataria 70 where
it intersects Bayou laBarcier;; thence
IRON said Bayou LaBarrier along 9
straight line to .he intersection 81 the
rear and lower lines Of Cedar Grove
Plantation 10 It's intersection with the
Mississippi River; thence along the
+ Mississippi River TO the point q De-
ginning, ~to-5yit. Harvey Canal.
!, Sec. 8. Be il resolved, etc, |hai
!; one OF the Originals OF ,E1is Resolution
: shall DC recorded in the mortgage rec.
ords Of the Parishes OF Jefferson ane
/ PLaquemines, published in the o't'cla
:. Journals Of the Parishes OF jefferson
!, and Plaquemines, and acopy heEeo
: forwarded TO each Of the Assessors 0
the Parishes OF Jefferson and 2iaque
mines. in the manner provided by Sec
27 Of Act SIT Of the Acts OF the Gene.
al Assembly of the State of Aoulslan
;s Tor the year 1910, and it shall. DE IN
duty of the President OF the ooafa 9
: Commissioners OF the Jefferson an
P%laouemines Drainage District 70 caus
said r~ecordation and publication TO =
) made and forward sad copies 70 e.
Assessors Of the Parishes OF Jetferso
and Plaquemines.
On motion of Mr.. j. 3. Danennane
"A and seconded by Mr.. Henry hart, u
above resolution was unanimously 9
ry proved.
:. Personally came ant appeared pefo
me. the undersigned authority, "A.
~ Dumestre, who being by me first d,
sworn, deposes and says:
That he is the Secretary-Vreasaier
the acknowledgements Drama
District; that the said Drainage y
trict has no seal; that The above q
foregoing is a copy OF a resolatloh
the Board Of Commissioners OF
Jefferson and Plaquemines Dralri
OF District introduced in quadruplicate. !;
unanimously adopted by the Board
,rt Commissioners of the Jefferson
plaouemines Drainage District a
regular meeting held in the Police }
Room of the Courthouse in the Eow'
Their G~retna, Parish Of Jefferson. on jar.
how 1918.
sent "A. I.
,an) Sworn to and subscribed before
nes. on this 22nd day Of January, l9lS,
= c. M. ROSSNE]
Clerk of Court and Ex-Oficio No
u'eu Public.
81 CT
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Ambiguous.

F~tIIIUiSHVNI
Mrs. Knagg-'You may not know II,
but ! had refused Billy Batch, who
stood up with you when we were
married." Mr.. Knagg-Well, the best
man Won
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
RetuYn ticket Needless.

. ~o,rro.enap With lust g bit Oh
ca,.;a g,ooa j. bic ,,e;ns was buv-
49, 4,o,.a+ f., , uestorn town at
,ns M"u;n woa.;nato,, 4 oroun
80 oa+haro6 ohor+ saving
set tsa Moysrnba- elections. The mouyp-
~a.ho,;nr ,,ora6 y, with hin, e.
ward The ticket 7lndoW "il'ie ne ASKED
for 6 ticket home van 7oo ' .
.eturn trip ticket! gensl- asseo one
polite official at the 7ilioow. nc oh
rgcessman glared. Then chese *7as Z
peal o. laughter.
s'XTiaat in The name o common sense
dc want 70 -e5urn or! ne ce'a,'l'1e'.
80" lie signed, "he 5'teia oas -hy
ray decided i Wss % re 1lso on, Wy
this iiac.
The Dgeakina Up d Jon9I2ss IS u
lavs interesting because While 1a.tsl!ia-
(, iorma ma ace ere disappearing, .se@
t~psoD'a steD into their pieces md the
magic wand G., political prestige 9asae-
RON one oihcia. haac 70 aEot,lef'
National Magazine.
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ciaeuer;2es.
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Succession 0. o"s''"'e 60
Wen1y-ES'il'h 'us's'@' ~ =,
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~1ono.aols' 'ne sas;,h =:
IisSr'cS ooai ~ ai.' ~. lo4., aav .
s!aauesalnss' e..so ~'e lst;.,aa enc.
laafen' 49, !" 'le apo IN w.
cess!oh' nave AoYer '''eo ~,
eeed TO sen ~ peoi'' "'e Ioaho =,
Gonf'hoose d. Eoni's no n,ontb ..
SATURDAY s"S i1 ,-'oo s,a,ao,. . - II,
April Elo' ., t~o.n,;4.
io''o.|l's ts.ot ~ land togather witt
II cei =. 49,, .;,a,os
eli the nghss' a''os' 'a,s' 60 -,
seTTitloes anu a'V.'''"se $500 :.
belonging "'' 60 =
'ae A''s' E;~h+ han,r - N,
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Foa. Rent.

Residence ana store attached q
L. ARN0LiE,
Naomi, P. @. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Notice.

am arranging to buy the LuggeF
Sarah NJ. Any parties hoiding Claims
against said boat will please presen'
'as'' TOM PIACUN.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
For Sale.

Choice Seed Rice. Apply to
CHAS. BALLA
Home Place. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Ien;re.

/, the undersigned Clerk of Court, do
hereby certify the within and following
to he a true and correct list OF the
names of the Grand and Petit Jurors
drawn to serve for the april term o.
Court to be begun and holden on
Monday, April 7th, 1873.
~ ,,,r TTIDGSr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03

One of the most delightful
musical programs ever rendered
In Burns was given at Tonawama
Tuesday evening of this week by
the piano pupils of Mrs. G. A..
Rembold assisted by Miss Louel
Smith and Platt Randall in vocal
numbers and Agnes Foley with
two violin solos. The entire
program was thoroughly enjoyed
by a large company of people
that filled every available seat in
the house. Mrs. Rembold was
highly complimented and praised
for her efforts as the pupils
showed marked improvement in
the artistic work, some Of them
renderind very difficult numbers.
Burns is certainly to be con-
graduated on having such an abe
lady to instruct the young people
in music and as Mrs. Rembold is
a thorough artist she is develop
ing some exceptional talent in
her line Of work. Such entertain
ments as that of Tuesday even
ing gives Burns a decided adj
vantage by way of comparison
in musical lines and those who
took part are receiving the con-
gratulations of all.
The Times-Herald published the
program in its last issue and
therefore 1t will not be repeated
this week. The character of
music and the manner Of handl-
ing it by very young pupils was
the wonder Of many present who
are musical and fully appreciate
such.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03

Use Nyals Cough medicine
for baby's cough. 10 II
Geo. A. Smyth was over from
Diamond this week on visit to
his wife and son.
Link and Tom Hutton were
here from their Wagontire homes
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Holland re-
turned the first of this week from
a trip to the Agency and other
points.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLu s
100000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR sss$ SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Ben Cozad and Henry Guernsey
came in Wednesday with the
teams and rigs of l.. Woldenberg
to be in readiness to take the
mail out May /.
j. B. johnson has closed a very
successful term of school at
Diamond and has returned to
Burns to visit for q few days
with friends here before going
to his homestead near Iron Noun
tain. Mr.. johnson spent a por-
ton of last fall in this place and
made many friends.
Frank Doty. who was here last
week for q time investigating
conditions and who returned to
Bend with Mr.. Myers has come
back to Burns this week accom-
panied by his son and they will
make their home here. Mr.. Doty
states that this section is the
best he has seen in his travels
over the northwest and will send
for his family at once.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03
Specifications For
New Church Coming

DIR. C. C. Babbidge of the
First Presbyterian church re-
ceived a telegram Thursday from
the architect stating that COM
plete specifications for the new
church building had been sent by
mail and the plans would follow
on the next mail. The plans
and specifications call for stone
to first floor. brick above to win
dow heads and frame and metal
lathe and plaster above floor of
auditorium. The plans call for
the building complete,
The building committee has
been quite active the past few
days and it is expected to have
the old building removed and the
contract let for the new building
within a very short time. The
first assessment on the money
subscribed for the building has
been called and the committee
thus has funds to prosecute the
work which will be pushed to
completion as rapidly as possible,
making it almost certain the new
church will be ready for occup-
ancy in the early autumn.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03
Resolutions of Coincidence.

To the Officers and Members of
Burns Chapter No. 40. o. E. S.
We, your committee appointed
to prepare a memorial on the
death of our sister, Annie Sayer,
respectfully submit the following:
Whereas, The hand of death
has severed another link from
our fraternal chain and taken
from Burns Chapter No, 40, our
sister and Past Matron, Annie
Sayer,
Resolved, That while we humb-
ly submit to the will of our
Heavenly Father, we do not the
less mourn our loss.
Resolved, That the Chapter
tender its heartfelt sympathy to
the family and relatives of our
deceased sister IN THIS, their sau
affiiction.
They are not dead, they have
but passed
Beyond the mists that blind US
here,
Into the new and larger life
OF that serener sphere. ="
Resolved, That these resolu-
tions be entered upon the record
Of our Chapter; that a copy be
sent to the family of our depart
ed sister. and also a copy be
furnished to the local news
papers.
w. A. Gowan,
frankie Welcome,
Matte Miller.
Committee.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03

Use Nyals Stone Root Comp
for the kidneys. loft
REIMBURSEMENT for sale neal
Lawen. inquire at this Office.
25-29
r. H. Brown, the Steens
Mountain sheep man, is in the
city on business.
The Canyon Burns stage line
will have its Office in the Leila
Millar building near the French
hotel.
Roy c. Dwyer, Of Boise, has
returned from a business trip to
Portland. Salem and other out
side points.
The Burns Hardware Co., is
preparing a big order for field
fence to be shipped the first of
May. Parties desiring any spe-
cial kind should see this firm be-
fore the order goes in as they
can thus save money.
Sam Parrish was in from Izee
this week for a few days. He
reports the range to be in the
best kind of condition in the Izee
country. The grass and the sea-
son is backward but otherwise
everything is looking fine. Blue
Mt. Eagle.
A. E. Brown was in from his
Harvey county ranch this week.
He says the past winter was an
excellent one for the stock and
sheep men of that section and
the losses very small. Grass Is
now good and all the staff Is
looking well. Ontario Argus.
There was about two inches of
snow fell in Bear Valley Tuesday
night. About an inch of snow
fell in Canyon City. It is not
believed that the fruits was dam
aged. Damaging weather reports
have. however, come from other
portions of the state, and some
Of the fruit districts have report
ed serious loss. The recent storm
seemed general throughout the
state. Blue Mt. Eagle.
Miss Helene Swain closed her
school at Lawen yesterday. We
are informed by patrons that the
school has been very successful
this year and all are well satisf-
ed. Miss Swain will remain at
her home in this place for a time
but expects later to go to Mon
mouth where she will attend the
summer normal.
II. Woldenberg was here Sun
day making arrangements to
start his mail contract. the re-
gular service being inaugurated
Thursday morning. He had all
his equipments ready and the
transfer from the temporary
contract was made without any
delay or interference. We under
stand Ches. Carter is TO be the
local agent for Mr.. WoldenberG.
Frank johnson and j. X. Stin-
son of the Oregon & Western
Colonization Co., came in last
Sunday with two cars Of people
looking for land. We under
stand they disposed of some tracts
on Silver Creek. Mr.. Stinson
informs The Times-H Herald that a
large delegation is expected here
at once from the Spokane Office,
also quite party will leave st.
Paul early this month for Burns.
He looks for quite a lively in
terest in the lands Of this section
as soon as the weather gets
settled.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-03
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow.

Preaching at IL A. M. and s
P. M.
Subject for morning: Gods
Picture of Happy Man."
Evening Theme: IAN nrgeut
entreaty"
Sunday school at 10. A. M.
Christian Endeavor at Z. P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45 p. M.
Our speciality is the old fash
ioned gospel.
A cordial welcome awaits you.
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Baptist Church.

Young Peoples meeting z p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Services Of worship and prech-
ing IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
Choir Practice Thursday even
ing 8 p. m. at church.
Morning Theme: Contentment.
Evening Theme: A Puzzle Pic
ture.