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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNTrRp STATES LAND OFFICE,
nurus. Oregon, March ~, 1914

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, oregon, Match ~, IVA
Notice IL hereby given that fTed Haas. et
IawWn. oregon, who on August WV, msns
Uomsatead Entry, No. 06it tor W'aNE,4 and
Et.Nwi., section 30 Township - -, kange
~, H.. Willamette Meridian, has hlea nouse
establiah claim 60 the land above described.
b.fore Register aud Receiver, at Burns, ore
Fou, on the 97th day OF April, WI
Claimant names a. Witnesses -.
h hi WilfouF ward walter Chris befE Otto
Neutnc. all Of Lawen, oregon
Wv. FAnaR. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04

No. / Makes good connection
with O.-W. r. & N. No. 10 leav-
ing Portland TOO P. NJ. and No.
II from east arriving Baker $50
A. NJ.
No 2 Connects with La Grande
local TOO to La Grande, and No.
8 (fast Mail) picks up sleeper
there arriving in Portland 700
A. NJ. Also with No. lS at
10:45 P. NJ. for points East.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
Burns Lat No. 70
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED bTAIEs LAND UFFINE
Burns. Oregon. March 4, 1914.
Notice IL hereby given thar the Northern Paeine
81 Paul, Minnesota. has thiltth day OF March,
l9i4 aled In this once iis application TO
sslset uAdsr the proyislens q the ses o. Con
Lot s. Bsction !, 4. 3ss.. 4. ss T.. ". N. so.7s
serial No 0T7s4
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Of the mineral character Of the land. or for an y
other reasoa 10 the disposal to applicant,
should ale their ashdayits Of protest IN this
0nies, on or before ne NH day OF April 1914.
VIZ PAAhE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
NOTICE. For PUBLICATION.

USfrEp STATES LAND OgyfcE,
Burns. Oregon, March ~. lslAi
Notice IL hereby that Edwin l.. Newell, Of
NsFrous oregon. who. on oct u 1910 and
Mafca = 1911, respectively, made Homestead
Eplry Nos O60ss 05l9a for Sifsif, sec. Is, HWA
sW5s, sse.;I7 NtfNwlf. Sec. 10 T. % = X. p y
and NEtiNkil HsctiOn -, Township - ~,
Range a0- r., Willamette Meridian, has nled
notice % Intention 10 make Final threc-year
Proof, 10 establish claim TO the land above De
scftbed before Register ami Receiver ~
purns oregon, on the 18th day VI April. lsif
Claimant names az Witnesses. - -
Ben Roder, Charles backhaus, william y.
France, all Of Burns, oregon, Mamie newell.
Of Nsrrows. oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNIrEp III LANp oFFleN,

UNITEU II INltr LAND UFFItt,
LAkeyicw. oregon, February "a. l3it I
NOr coal LAND
Notice IL hereby given that ThomssC. Ewing
Of Hampton, OREGON, who, on March lath, 1910
10 ade Homestead entry No 0ll56. Tor NJ see. "a
Townahipg g2s, Range - y. willamette Meridian
has died notice Of Intention 20 make hna
Three Year Proof 10 establish claim tot land
aboge Described before A. : FogK. Unitec
states com mil ssiOnef, at Hampton, oregon. on
the itth day of April. i1lt
Cialmant names a. 0ltueasrs
Hsu MeeEH If0rECe brookipgs, James NJ
Briekley, All ~ Hampton. oregon. thss
stAuffeF stAuher oregon.
Jas. BuEgEs., Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


urtruD srATHs LAND ogyien,
Burns, oregon, March ~. 1914
Na,ics 4. hsreby sivsn that John G. Temple,
nj Pri ineeton Oregon, " no, on jane n tyue, tnane
HON sstsad Entry No. a6a9. serial No. vhg2. 20
sEtg section %, Township ~ \. Range w ~
wiiiiametto Meridian has hlad notice of inten-
zion 10 make anal nveyear proof 20 estahitsh
claim 10 the land above described, betors
Rsgistgr and Receiver, a. Burns. oregon, on
ths itfh day OF April 1914.
claimant names - Witnesses; . ...,,
Mlchaal Haley, Fred w. Peters, L, v. WIZ
Jams. GeorEe NJ. Williams, all OF Prince'on
V''s'" w. FARnG. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
socIETIEs.

BURNS CHAPTER no. 20. E.i
Meess avery second and fourth \ ondaYs, 10
Mssoalc Hall iHtie Dalton. W. NJ
Leona Thompson. Secretary
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UstrEn srArEs LASp urFtCE
Rurns, oregon February -. 1914
Notice is hereby given that Reuben lohu,on,
OF Hafney, oregon, who, % fcb, Z, lPtV man. '
Uan,r,lead Futfy No. Ntlt for SNlt, section
IA Township ~ y. Range " ". Nnlanctte
Meridian. has aled nuticc ot intsntion 70 make
Inc isnd ab,,yv described. before Register aud
Receive, at burns, oregon. ON the 9Th tay of
April, 1914
Ciaimant names a witnesses.
Jaura tiIlbert " A. Morrison. James ksuue-
dy. William Krlskc all ~ llArucy, oregon
Wa FAAHH. ReEtsfe
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-04

Meeting. OF the Council g,sry second aad
Fourth wsdussI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22
LONG LEE LAUNDRY

| wish to announce that ! have
bought the interest Of Geo. Loo in
the LOundrs located at 2lO Jackson
ST. and will appreciate your patrO-
mage. All work guaranteed.
LONG Lee, Prop.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS PAYS

institution 1t makes deep holes In MIL
lions Of well filed his pocket more
during other period
for presents that
in the hands of happy children time Ngha of Christ
mas dav sees many toys shining and
new greeted the bed Christmas morn
Christmas
Christmas worth the money co
the anniversary OF
Cr birth in whole wide Christian part
Of the world will ITSELF that not
worth all it costs Where can be
found father and cheated by
Christmas after gurgng of their children in
ecstacy among to be skmpg and saving
of pennies o buy the little presents?
compelled make choice between new over
coat for himself and Christmas that if he
himself noed his little father do?
question the He would get
would down town
and invest his money for the little
with and feel so cent better aft
morning he would to himself Gee what
if had been that for overcoat!
Christmas coin that will notes but
paws in that happy good WILL cheerfunes
in all the various feelings within the
Of the word happiness for happiness Men
work for years and years everything else the
And Christmas confers
upon men, even only Christmas not worth
is though costs millions though II causes
many sacrifices, Christmas pays-savannah Morning News
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22

The honor roll" in the three Amer
icus grammer schools, Furlow, Pros
pect Heights and East Americas, has
just been made up and is of greatest
interest to the hundreds of ambitious
pupils whose names appear thereupon.
Through the courtesy of Miss Sarah
Cobb, the efficient principal of Furlow
School, the Times-Recorder publishes
herewith the honor roll" with it's
hundreds of names:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22
A CHANGE WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE MADE

January will her the old year and start
out history With the newly elect
helm the good ship confident
such guiding destiny is assured
January after the city council will have re-
e dealers of the city
opposed Americas and would like to
petition the of this article to
regulation would like
to ask the mayor andc make.
While the and do the
polls VOTE constructive made
Americas make request behoove the
men of the city Today following letter from
Americas lady
Recorder
you please through the columns of
saloon licenses to
open street the
makes especially dis
agreeable without
these saloons is walk out of
around Jackson street.
Saturday we'll is the Mecca for in
county girl who this way is
and white more or
lest influence of drink
o lend your aid in having this
locato cleared o (Signed MRS AMERlCUS
Americas lady make much
council.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22

tie Castlelow, Theo Barren, Heurin
Hammond, Luther Tison, Eugene Sieg,
James Macarthur, Ernest Cameron,
Charlie Everett, P. G. Allen, Charles
Brady, James Crew, Hermon Howard,
Samuel Lott, James johnson, Marvin
Tison, Newton Glover, William Mathis,
Vance Hook.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22
HONOR ROLL IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1914
PUPILS OF THE THREE GRAM
MAR SCHOOLS AMERCUS APPEAR UPON THE HONOR ROLL

tie Castlelow, Theo Barren, HeuriD
Hammond, Luther Tison, Eugene Sieg,
James Macarthur, Ernest Cameron,
Charlie Everett, P. c. Allen, Charles
Brady, James Crew, Hermon Howard,
Samuel Lott, James Johnson, Marvin
Tison, Newton Glover, William Mathis,
Vance Hook.
Fourth Grade, Section 2.--Joseph
CLAM, Aminador CLAM, Murph Nc
Donald, George Council, Roy Holder,
Albert Harris, Dudley Witt, Guy ALI
son, Eugene White, Rosa Azar, Lena
Vaughn, Frances Ryals, Katherine
Turner, Sallie Gardner, Gertrude Butt,
Myrtle Poole, Carrie Parker, Parmalee
Davis, Lula Miller, Sara Hamrick, Sara
Reese, Katherine Davis, Louise Jones,
Ruth Oakley, jamie Murray.
Fifth Grade, Section Ruth Conner,
Mary Lula Davis, Mary Griffin, Myrtle
Herring, Hulet Humber, Mona John
son, Annie Ruth Jones, Leola Pouncy,
Corneilia SILVER, Lucille Tomlinson,
Halle Walker, John Bahnsen, Eman-
uel CLAM, Samuel Hooks, Jack How
ard, Will Mcneil.
Fifth Grade, Section 2.-Margia
Beard, Clarence White, George Pope,
Leroy Feagin, Mary Bowers, Mary
Annie Jacobs, Nevada Johnson, Eliza
beth Sheffield, Johnny Masten, Eliza
beth Jacobs, Katherine Sanborn, Ma
RE Bell, Ruby oliver.
Sixth Grade, Section Ruth Will
der, Lois Jordan, Minnie Reese, Edith
Shy, Alice Stevens, Olive Howard,
Kathleen Cameron, Eva Weeks, Elton
Parker, Walter Calhoun, Joe McMath.
Sixth Grade, Section John Butt,
Allen Williams, Roland Broadhrust,
Leah Johnson, LESSEE Johnson, Bessie
Dedman Mary Frances Lane, Mary
Elma Poole, Isabel Wheatley.
Seventh Grade, Section Annie
Cawood, Mary Dudley, Agnes Gate
wood, Frances Loving, Mary Slappey,
Winnie Lou Webb.
Seventh Grade, Section 2.-Lollia
Chapman, lone Carter, Nellie Griffin,
Rohoma CLAM, Mary Will Harvey, An
ma Harden, Georgia Mayo, Walter
Green, Hope Smith.
East Americas, First Grade-Mary
Evelyn Carey, Lucille Summerford, Vir-
ginia Lipscomb, Elizabeth Joiner, Mary
Gardner, Claud Mauk, Lewis Wright,
Hal Harris, Jake deBruyne, Walter
Cottrell, John Carruthers, Tarver
Guerry, Walter Mask, Roy oliver,
Houston elmer.
East Americas, Second Grade
Florence Stevens, Eva Braswell, Gill
bert Purvis, Douglas Stewart, Tommy
Azar, Edwin Horne, Theoditus Stukes,
W. B. Blakey, Opal Parker, Frances
Castleberry, Lenton McElhenney, Max
lie Wright, Roy Adams, Kathleen Day.
idson, Ruth McMath, Amy Saliba,
Catherine Goodman, Annie Belle
Crabb.
Brooklyn Heights School, First
Grade-Frances Jones, Elizabeth
Smith, Lillian Cannon, Frances Belch-
err, Mildred Booker.
Brooklyn Heights, Second Grade
Dora Riley, Ida Jones, Wiley Booker,
Melvin Tye, Meta Herring, Veta Her.
ring.
%%~@S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22
FurlOw School


First Grade, Section One-Elizabeth
Bacot, Mary Earl Barnett, jamie Claire
Johnson, Emma Joe Lipford, Alice
Parker, Louise Reeves, Virginia Ryals,
Harriet Rylander, Tom Gatewood, AL
ton Morgan, James Mcdaniel, Robert
Sieg, Preston Simmons, John Edgar
Sheppard, Evens Suggs, Claude Year
wood, John Richard Mcdaniel, Thad-
deus Bell, Robert Culpepper, James
Furlow, ]. R. Hamrick, Jr., Marion
Rosco, Frank Weaver, Marion Hurt
Young, Elmer Buchanan, Kathryn
Harris, Nettie Herbert, Laua John
son, Massie Lane, Minna Moses, Anna
Strickland, Emily Thomas, Louise Will
liams, Lucille Williams, Alice McDon-
aid.
Second Grade Eugene Langford,
Malcolm Andrews, George Bird, Edwin
Bell, J. T. Adkins, Henry Everett,
Fannie Love Stevens, Mabel Sawyer,
Villa Sanborn, Elizabeth Moses, Eta
Ruth Brooks, Mildred Mackey, Vir-
ginia Nicholson, Alice Wheeler, Mo-
zelle Deavours.
Second Grade Mildred Clarke
Elizabeth Council, Chloe Davenport,
Lillian Denham, Alice Harold, Mary
Sessions, Frances SILVER, Charlotte
Turner, Eugenia Walker, Jane Arm
strong, Edith Gaines, Russell Clark,
Benjamin Davis, Ernest Davis, Macon
Dudley, Joel Hightower, McGrady Oil
yer, Alton Poole.
Third Grade, Section conrad
Smell, Sara Harvey, Luter Ivey, Jr.,
Lawrence Anthony, Matte Lou
Vaughn, Ruby Finch, Mary E Easter
lin, Helen Herbert, Sarah M. Culpep-
per, Christine Brown, Mary F. Evans,
LeeVerne Eason, Allan Mcneil, Annie
Ruth Ray, Alice Westbrook, Horace
Oliver, Mary Oliver, Pauline Williams,
Walter Daniels, Charles Stanfeld,
Alice elmer, Leroy Swain, David
Broadhurst.
Third Grade, Section 2.-Teress An
drews, Mary Earle Allen, julius Bird,
Lee Bird, Seth Belcher, Purser Bivins,
Sam Conner, Vivian Cannon, James
Collins, Olin Dixon, Ira Gatewood,
Claire Harris, Ann Heys, Marjorie
Hatcher, G.. w. Harris, Lottie Dean
Kellum, Catherine Killebrew, Nettie
Clare McMath, Edward Macarthur
John Sheffield, Jesse May Simmons,
Douglas Stewart, Russell Thomas, Vir-
gil Widener, jamie Williams, Skilman
Young, Walter Reeves, Cecil Howard.
Fourth Grade, Section Georgia
Lumpkin, Lena Mayo, Mildred Sumer-
ford, Ethel Mae Hart, Louise Dudley,
Alice Johnson, Mildred Warlick, Lucy
ane, Geraldine Ryals, Rosie An
drews. Margart Cranberry, Martha
lvey, Julia Flowers, Edith Oakley, Bet
.~~~S~~~~A~~~~~N@@~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-12-22

Send me Fifteen Cents and l will
send you by Parcel Post loaf of my
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD
You never did taste any so good.
Mrs. l.. f. BeauVaiS.
318 Lawton St. Atlanta, Ga.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Wermania WannCrdlUr. 81

ser aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
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glriOn geInngperein, 1905. 6
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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

9reis fir sic SniertiOn
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
OeIbr n E.

Seftigc @easnsiiTe, Die Bel 6saIbon,
Sfla., nieosesingen, baben es ermOgs
li&t, bas Teucr gu telDdltigen, tpel4es
in rem nal,e poR SuITa, Stld., geleges
nen geifelocrn ousgebroden mar.
@asfsl5e Gat inoeFen einen Gaaben
Bon $4,000 perurla6t. Sn @ufbing
fino ebsnfaas 100000 Sob Oel in
sElnmmen nafoeqnnaen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

Sn sem rcidcm Eager Scr Gpiri.
tuuien : @rufbauOInng uOn N.Mibi.
eiiem Company crfrgnt lid rEaf-
munt" anns bcIuuScrcr Gelichihcis.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

aoe gf.-@. 9rGiioeut: Sobn Heif;
Sefrciar: Martin Splitting gtr. 53G
20. StraBe q. @. Girigcnt: Gllil
s. G6riltiani @eiddfts Geriamm.
lung am 4. Sountag I'M N5onat.
5iugitunoe ieoeu Domnerltag uno
5ountag 9lbeno in 922 @a. glnc.
MinnerdlDr Samcunereiu. Srm1 6.
Bauer, Yrai. @eri. nu i. SOmtag /.
u. i'll obigem SofaIe.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
9mlaM0
g. u. q. g EN- t.

Dos 48. id6rli9s 5slOloger Der
@rano QrmD Of TIE Hepublic bat IN
Detroit, Did, itottsefunoen uno
einen befrieDigenOen @erIauf genom=
men. Die 8oD Scouts Ipielten cine
berpOrrageuOe 8olIe BEL Der ParaOs.
GmiG Tifder tot.
Sn muIitaIiI9en RreiIen OieIes
9an0es bat man nit 8eoauern bic
Na9riGt empfangen, baB Gmil ST
1her, Ser berii9mte SpernIdnger, Der
in 4merifa Die 3oue bes Sans Sd9s
oeI9offen Bat, om II. Nuguit in 9am>
burg an einem Mogenleioen geitorben
lei.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

Sn einem Memoranbum. peIhes bic
briiiIde @otI6ait benz Stdatsbepartes
ment 3ulteate, ptr6 ertlGrt, 9roBs
6ritannien babe Bis jeBt iiberbaupf
feline 5eeminen gelegt uno bic Be
bauptung, BOP Elm 5iideroompfer
bon sSslano Our9 cine britii4e Mins
gum Ginteu gebra9t pprben lei, Jet
boher unridtiq.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Rereins~ und hooen~ calender


Qie Serren @efretare fn0 ge6eten, nus tets bon MOredenoerdn0erun9en
5opie bon gorgaugen in ibren Gereiuen 9euht 81 geben, rmo fmo mir
itas bafrebt, folbe an geegueter STEELE ouf5umebmeu.
mn,s Fr So o,s,rEo, Sr Qor+e 90 so nor eohr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-23

second year of their quarrel, had each
written asking Johns executor for
the privilege of caring for the or
phaned niece So Maud had come to
the home, and from the first she had
accustomed herself to the peculiar
state of affairs in that family.
1t was convenient to say what you
wished to say through the intermedi-
airy of third person, instead of hav-
ing to soliloquize. For instance,
Maud, dear, l think should like
stewed pears for dessert on Sunday
is more decent way of putting the
fact forth than gazing abstractedly
through the door and murmuring:
Pears! Pears! l wonder whether
there will be stewed pears on Sun
day."
1t was when Maud Grant married
John Springer, the doctor, that the
wrench came. If Maud had only
known it, the old aunts were so chas-
tened by her approaching departure
that she could have made them
friends. All she would have had to
do would have been to have placed
one mittened old hand into another
mittened old hand and have said:
Won't you be friends, just for my
sake, Aunt Mary and Aunt Martha?"
But then the young do not realize
these things, nor the influence that
they possess over the old.
So Maud went to live in the new
house at the bottom of the hill, as
Mrs. John Springer; and, though she
climbed the hill often, the old ladies
we're sadly disconsolate at her loss.
They fell back into the habit of soliI-
oquizing; it was, in fact, just the
same as conversation, only it was
carried on in the first person only.
Thus:
81 think 1 shall go out for stroll.
l hope Mary will remember to lock
the door and put the key under the
mot -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-23
BLUE AND PINK RIBBON I.

BY Mary Monroe.
copyright by w. G. Chapman.
For Is years Miss Martha and Miss
Mary had inhabited the big old house
on the hill, at the top of the village
street, and neither had spoken to the
other. And nobody in Crawford had
ever learned the cause of their dis
pute.
That it was a triyiality nobody
doubted. But the Misses Grant were
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81 Hope Mary Will Remember to Lock
the Door,"

growing old, and old ladies are often
peculiar in their ways, especially old
ladies who come of proud New Eng
land stock and have grown up and
passed three-quarters through life
within the limits of a little township.
And if it had not been for Maud, the
- might have been disrupted.
- the only brother died, leav-
l. girl, the sisters, then in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
"Whirl of the World"

The Whirl of the World one of the
biggest and most wonderful of the
entire series of Winter Garden spec
tacular entertainments, will be the at
traction at the Belasco Theater next
week, beginning Monday night. Seats
for all performances will be placed on
sale today.
The big revue, it is announced, comes
with the original cast and production
seen for five months at the Winter
Garden, and extended engagements
in Chicago. Boston and Philadelphia.
The company of 1875 includes Eugene
and Willie Howard, Mile. Chapine. Ei1z-
abeth Goodan. Juliette Lippe, Lucille
Cavanaugh, Moon and Morris, Burrell
Barbaretto. John T. Murray, Clarence
Harvey and others. Sixty Winter Car
den girls. exquisitely gowned. are
chorus feature.
The plot and dialogue are by Harold
Atteridge, with thirty tuneful musical
numbers by Sigmund Romberg. There
are two acts with twelve scenes. some
designed for beauty and some Tor
thrills Another feature will be the
cross-seat pathway from stage to door
heretofore used in Winter Garden pro
auctions. Many new spectacular TEA.
lures are promised. The costumes, or
which there are fifteen changes for
the chorus, are from designs of Mel
willie Ellis