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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

an employe on the PENNSYLVANIA rail.
road. will leave sunday Tor AtlAntic
City. where he will spend his vaca.
ton.
Hiram Wright OF Cameron. spent
Tuesday In the city on business.
Lieut. and Mrs. Leland Devore. nee
Genevieve Welty. are rejoicing over
the arrival OF baby at their home on
Twelfth street
Miss Jean Jervey has returned from
a visit with friends in Washington.
Mrs. Reed Baird has returned 10
her nome on Iwelfth street after a
visit with Mrs. r. NJ. Young OF ST.
Clairsville
Mrs. William Hearne and her moth.
or. Mrs. McCutcheon OF Kansas CITY.
nave gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Virginia Satterfeld has re.
turned TO her home in Fairmont after
a visit with friends here.
Miss Mary Smith Of Fifteenth
street. left yesterday TO visit friends
in Pittsburgh and Freedom. Pa.
Mr.. Ray Chapman OF Buckhannon
is guest OF relatives in Wheeling.
and will remain several days
Mr.. Edward MUM, formerly of
wheeling. but for the past few years
In Akron, Ohio. was in the city YES.
terday. Mr. MUM Is now travelling
auditor for the Goodyear Rubber com
pany. and finds business in his line
very satisfactory.
Miss Eleanor Patterson has return
ed from visit with friends in Park
ersburg.
City Health OfhcerLU. c. Etzler and
wife. have returned from a two weeks
visit TO Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Aubitsch of this city
sails on the steamer Bremen on July
sails on the steamer Bremen of the
North German Lloyd company. on
July T.
Miss Merle Sampson of Virginia. is
the guest OF Mrs. George Moods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL leave to-
day with Mr.. and Mrs Howard Haz-
lett. They will motor in the Hazlett
car TO the Hampshire club where they
will spend a few weeks.
Miss Amelia Bachenheimer leaves
for Pittsburgh. where she will spend
her vacation.
Miss Mabel Holstein of Akron. O..
is the guest OF friends in this city
and Bellaire.
Miss Bessie woIk of Pittsburgh. IS
visiting Miss Ungerleider of the
Island
Warner Hadorn has returned from
visit TO the home Of Charles Ben
tley az Armstrong Mills. q.
Howard Nay is a visitor I'm Man
nington for few days.
Rev. W. j. Holmes Of weUsburg
was a business visitor here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rev. John X. Matthews OF Barnes
Wiz. o., who has charge OF St. Mat
thews church during the summer
has been spending a few days at his
home Mound Hill farm.
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meal or when the body g. exhausted by
tausue or from any other cau->
Don't - or stand about on the shore
after having been In the water
Don remain In the water after the
nrst sensation Of chill
honf oNereat on your holiday. n ac-
customed TO eating plenty Of meat. DO
not suddenly knock n on for FISH or
elner foods. Have your meals regular
", ana include plenty 81 green Vege-
tables Drink very little alcohol.
Don't neglect your sleep-a most I'm
portant factor on holiday. The more
you sleep the better YOU digest vour
1000 Get 20 bed by 10 o'clock n you
can. and rise soon after 8 o'clock
ION chanEe your habits suddenly n
used 20 a sedentary life do not Indulge
IN violent physical cNerclse or YOU will
come back 20 work worse In health than
when you went away
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pretty home wedding will occur
this afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Abercrombie, on
South Penn street. Island. when their
sister. Miss Josephine De Garmo weds
Mr.. Fred NJ Seamon. Rev. W. n.
Fields will ofhcifte in the presence of
the relatives and near friends There
VIII be no attendants. The bride will
wear dainty creation OF white. made
with toe latest Russian tunic. en-
hanced with Venice lace. Her bou-
quet will be shower OF roses and
sweet peas. \ reception will follow
the wedding. Mrs. Louise Stauver
VIII serve ? delicious wedding dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamon will leave for a
wedding tour. after which they will re-
side ~ 432 South Broadway. Miss De
Garmo was formerly connected with
me stone A. Thomas Co. while Mr.
Seamon is employed at the George r.
Stifel Co.
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MOZART FIREMEN
WIll Give Big Picnic at Mozart Park
Saturday-Big Time is Anticipated
Dancing VIII be a Feature.

What promises 20 be ono Of tho
biggest affairs OF the season for Mo
Fart Park will be the big picnic given
saturday by the members of the Nc
Fart volunteer Fire Department
Every one Is boosting for a big time
during the day and evening. Dane
q good orchestra has been recured 10
furnish music. Large placards have
been placed on the cars running
through the city bringing attention
70 the fact that the big picnic Is 10
be held Saturday and where IN AZ
expected that several thousand peo-
pie will be on hands 10 heIr, boost
Tor Mozart Fire Department.
Wilbur Low Shoes, tans or blacks.
bE.S6, $50, 81. M'FADDENfS
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COUNTY CANNOT PAY

county Clerk o. Dr. Wells has re-.
rriFrd "a communication from fhr state
tfN cnIumireinr'r. IH which ho ruled
That fHH county comm. iaeIunrra cannot
JAY fH" fees connected with case
whore fhr prisoner works ris fine ont
on tIc rnHd. ~ fnr county. Ito rules
that fUr county IHa boo Ifr4f rIrht fo
mako payments from ffr county funds
ir such cases Tho opinion was pres
ltFFI "'. resistant Attorney General
Lively. and iH sanctioned hy the tax
DrwmI .aIUrrr
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EntertaIns Young Friends.

Miss Erma Black. charming little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Black
OF No 1912 Jacob street. entertained
a number OF young friends last night
IN honor OF her sixth birthday. The
evening was spent in childish games
and dainty luncheon was served
Those present were Misses Omeis
Norrington. Alice Allen. Edith Allen.
Bertha Gaus, Erma Black. Virginia.
Ellen and Lille Fair and Mrs. A. A.
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Lunch at erookside.

a party Of Wheeling ladies enjoyed
lunch at the Brookside Inn We'd
nesday Mrs. Andre served the din
ner In her usual STYLE with covers
for: Misses Leoh Noble, Martha Hell.
Ter. Nell Pofenberger.
Mesdames r. b. Plant. Peter. Erb.
Jr.. Alex Die, John Staub. Peter Hab.
erstick. ID. A. Mckee. James Riddle,
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Surprising Cure Of Stomach Trou

Surprising Cure Of Stomach Trouble.
When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation. don't
imagine that your case is beyond helm
Just because your doctor fails 20 give
you relief Mrs. G.. Stenglp. Plainfeld.
y. j.. writes: For over a month past
have been troubled with my stomach.
Everything ate upset a. terribly. One
OF Chamberlain advertising booklets
came TO me. After reading n few OF
the letters from people who had been
cured by Chamberlain Tablets, I de-
cided to try them. ] haze taken near
~ three-fourths OF a package OF them
and can now eat almost everything
that ! want. For sale by all dealers.
ADV.
Cool Underwear for men and bovs
S5c, 46c, 9Sc. M'FADDEN'S
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Cafe Dances.

This evening another cafe dance will
be given al the Windsor hotel ball
room. Prof. Ray Getty and Miss Ew-
Ing will be In charge. The dance will
also be given Saturday evening.
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For Miss Shane

Miss Elizabeth Bushfield. OF the Isl
and. entertained a few friends yester-
day afternoon for Miss Mabel shane.
OF Pittsburgh, who is her house guest.
luncheon was served. after which
ter.
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kinley. Of Wheeling: Attorney Mel
son 4. Hubbard. OF Wheeling; Mrs
Roy Cook. OF Huntington. and Miss
Lou Landon, OF COolville.
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SMART LUNCHEON
WILL BE GIVEN
BY MISS GRACE mccoy AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB THIS AFTER
NOON FOR MISS vlISAck.
Girls Of Younger Social Set VIII Be
Present-Other Social Notes for
Month Of July.

Miss Grace Mccoy will be an attrac-
tive hostess this afternoon. She will
entertain with a luncheon al the
Country Club at o'clock for her
house guest Miss Louise Nilsack OF
Pittsburgh. Miss Nilsack will be re-
membered by many in the city as
she attended school at Mount DC
Chantal last winter.
The decorations for the luncheon
VIII be yellow Marguerites. Resting
on the table Will be a huge center
ptece~of the yellow blossoms which
are beautiful In their simplicity and
rich shade. The place cards will be
water colors OF the same flower. This
Is one OF series OF events 10 be
given for Miss Vilsack while she Is
guest in the city.
There will be covers for the fol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02
LADIES' MASONIC CLUB
MEETINGS ARE POSTPONED.

The regular monthly meeting and
social session Of the Ladies Masonic
club. which was TO have been held
Friday evening has been POSTPONED
Indefinitely owing TO a large number
OF the ladies being out OF the CITY.
These meetings have been quite help
ful and entertaining and the discon-
tinuation for the time being will be-
quite noticeable.
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The Priscilla Sewing Club will hold
their meeting next Wednesday az
Wheeling Park The ladies will take
their dinners and spread the meals in
picnic fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-02

Tor Rent Firoproof GARAGE ON So
Pom street. ono square from either
bridge in1uirc q Is WEIEU. 1H1
So rCnn street
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Gaus. Masters George Gaus. Morgan
Gaus and Harry Wilson Ler1mon.
The home was prettily decorated
In pink and white.
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Stall renters in Market Auditorium
viii hold market. owing TO the Fourth.
Friday afternoon and evening and
Saturday morning.
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Little Boys Wash Suits and Romp.
ers, 4se, see. 75e, e9e MeFadden's
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Miss Eva Wetzel whose engage
ment 20 Mr.. Henry Berkortte has been
announced was honor guest Tuesday
evening Misses Bertha and Lille
Wetzel entertained the members OF
tho George r. Stifel electrical force
with miscellaneous shower. In the
party were.
Misses Eva Weitzel. Gail Clark. Ruth
Quay Raphael Moran. Emma Null.
Anna Biehl. Jane McClatchey. Bess
Palmer. Bertha Horcker. Mary Whor.
ton, Sue Cochrane. Margaret Manion.
Hazel Wilton. Albert Stenger. Eliza.
both Tallman. Lucy Devlin. Anna Nc
kinley. Genevieve Kemp. Emma
Bentz. Bessie Bowman. Vera Foster.
Annie Maurer. Clara Nermlllion. Flora
Dueker Agnes Chrlstemever. Margn-
ret Miller. Gertrude Letzeifer. Lilly
Weitzel. Mae Niehaus. Grace Christie
meyer. Katherine Miller. Mary Moore.
Johanna O-Learv. Ann Ingram. Bertha
Weitzel. Mesdames William Kelley.
George Weitzel Earl Simpson. John
Weitzel. Sr. Julius Strauss. William
Mclaughlin. Charles Letzelter. John
Weitzci. Jr
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a birthday social viii be given in
ne SUNDAY school rooms Of 81 Johns
German Lutheran church. Martins
Ferry. this evening Various games
and contests have been arranged. The
program is ps follows
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lf fe Tho most wonderful exercise and
All women need exercise
T. makes one healthy terauea a.
brings into uae every muscle and com
rela deep breathing
10 makes one beautiful because o. L.
eVhiIarHtiuE and sets the blood Ir rfr-
ilafion end makes bright ewes and
clear skins
20 makes ono graceful Tor 90 reduce.
WHfre there la Too much HnhhV flesh
ann gives The rramred and c1rafrirtrf
Dolly H chance f1 FHIn rOiae and grace.
To Dr. The best thing fn the world fa-
fhe IHuge You can't live with rrauurd
ltyka NnI ueved cav a swimmer with
UIf fine. deep chest
70 Elre9 aulrudid carriage 10 fq a
sure cure fur the alnrrh
if hrH1deUa tho shoulder Women,
need broad shoulder % thew are 10
carry fne burdens ~ the world
u EINce confidence
Lf MAKES me BODY eharefv and svett
Do efrenEthene fte stomach and vIi
cure many stomach Uir
Vacation nrwffa
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For Miss Raduziner.

Miss Irene Herzberg OF Bellaire en-
tertained with luncheon at the Wind
sor hotel "Wednesday afternoon. The
AFFAIR was arranged as a complimen
10 Miss Claude Raduziner whose en-.
gagement 10 Mr.. Paul Policy has been
announced. The young people re-
manned for The Dansant
In the party were:
Misses Cecilia Raduziner
claudia Raflziner Mabel Holstein,
Florence Braun. Of Of Akron. O.
Pittsburgh Bess Wolk. OF
kena Blum Pittsburgh
Charlotte Herr Virginia McNey
berg Rosa Moss
Rae Stetnbauser Anna Ungerleider
Jeanette Moss Hattie Steinhauser
Helen Blum Irene HerZberg
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.... Edna RonaI ana Louise Rorck
20 SOLO .......... George Hanson
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Vacsfion Don'ts
DOM battle within tao hours after .
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an employe on the Pennsyivania rail
road. will leave SUNDAY Tor Atlantir
City. where he will spend his vaca-
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Cool Underwear for men and boys.
25e, 4se. CSC. M'FADDEN's'
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Wilbur Low Shoes, tans or blacks.
s<.se' $3.50, -. M'FADDENs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-04-11
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon for Harney County.
Helen l.. Goodlow. Plaintiff.
Henry d. Goodlow. Defendant.
To Henry D. Goodlow. the above
named defendant;
In the name OF the state Of Oregon,
you are hereby requested TO appear and
answer to complaint in the above entitl'
ed suit within sir weeks from the date
Of the Grst publication Of this summons.
and Il you fail so TO answer. for want
thereof the Plaintiff viii apply TO the
Court for the relief prayed tor in her
complaint, to-wit; that the boads Of
matrimony now existing between
Plaintiff and Defendant be dissolved,
and that Plaintiff have divorce alb
solute;
2. That Plaintiff have the care,
custody and control Of Eugene Henry
Goodlow,
) That Plaintiff have judgment for
her costs and disbursements herein and
for such other and further relief as 10
equity may pertain.
This summons is published IN Thr
Times.lIernld, weekly newspaper
published and OF general circulation "
Harney County, Oregon. by order oi
the Hon. Dalton Bisgs. Judge OF the
above entitled court. duly made on the
2sth day Of February. 1914, which said
order directed that this summons hc
published for period Of siH weeks
The 6rs, publication of this summons
is made on February 2s. 1914.
j. ". BIces,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed Administrator with the VIII
annexed Of the Estate OF y. {. Lusk.
deceased. and having duly qualified as
such, all persons having claims against
the said estate will present the same
properly verified to me At my Office in
Burns, Oregon, within six months
FROM DATE OF THIS notice the FIRST
publication OF which is March 2lst 1914
WN. MuLEs,
Administrator with the Will annexed OF
the Estate Of Z. {. Lusk, Deceased.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uHfrHp srArTs LANp OrTicr, I
nnrnn- Ofernn. March 20. lnll. \

uHIrHp STATES LAHp OrFlcri I
nurnn, oregon. March 20. ipla,i
Notice 10 hereby that Edwln l.. Novel; o.
Nsrrows. Oregon, who, ou oct 4, 1919 and
Narca A. 1911, respectively. made Homestead
Entry Nos ea0as O5lpp for sifsI3, Sec. u, ~
swlt, aec. ", Ni6Nwi4. bee. ~, T. n D. ". " r.
Range AO E., Willamette Meridian, has hled
notice Of intention 10 make Final three year
Prooi. 10 establish claim 10 the land above De
softtcd. before Register ana Receiver ~
Burns. oregon, ON the 26th day Of April, ipl4
Claimant names Aa Witnesses
Ben Rodcf. Charles bnckhhnn, william
France, all Of burns. oregon, Mamie Newell,
Of Narrows oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNirEp STATS LAND orFtcr.
tfstrv. nra.r.u March n 1914

Burns. oregon. March u, i9lf
Notice 10 hereby given that Walter G. bols
ford, of Voltage, oregon. who, on Aptll = 1910,
~ ede Additional Homestead Entry, No ptfAa,
Tor Lot I, Nh. .NMt, sk'asN'4, see. II, Y u =,
Range ~ ", and Ne .sfl section u, Town
shin "a = Range % y, willamette Meridian,
has died notice oi Intention 80 make hnAl
three year proof 10 establish elaim 10 the land
above described. before The Register hni re.
cclyet ai Burns. oregon. on the 18TH d"} OF
April. IVA
Claimant names "a " itncssct'
George J. Hall. Cland schus, Earl DunnihK'
Hen Dunning all OF Voltage. oregon.
NN FAEHE. Reg kicr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eurns oregon, March ~, 1914

UNITED STATES LAND oificE
burns oregon, March 70, 1914
a.,.ios IA hereby given that Benjamin y.
Co., ~ HarrimGn, oregon, who. on Deeem-
bss IL. 1910, made Homestead Entry no. Ooxie; y
sor HWl[, Section IL. Township ~ hAnke ~ ~
Willamette Meridian, has hled nyuee oi
iniantfon 10 make final three-yea ffoni. 70 ~
sssilsh claim 10 the land above described, De-
fore Register and Receiver al BURNS "feS""'
an me 6fh day Of Nay. 1914.
clalmant names A Witnesses. -. -
Jensthan Bartiett. Henry g. French; botn ns 81
Harriman, Oregon; Ira l.. sleePsI. " oes,.,'
ose.en: Il. h Zimmerman. Hartman oregon
Wn. FAHEE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED s,.. .r4rss SE,s.i lAS4 ,n9,, oEFnsEt &c.

uNfTkp STATES LAND offlNht
Burma. oregon, April ', iplAN
Notice h hereby given that Loyina Y renns,
Atril q, IVA respectively, made homgstead
Rnifles Nos opno and 0za1a for e,tNwk, sWs -,
Sec and NlsNWL, section 10 Township 20 y {,
RsnSe no k'. willsmette Meridian. tNorih
Malheur Lake. has fied notice Of intention 20
make anai ave-year Proof, 20 establt.h elaim
TO the land above described, before hcgis.,nt
and RNceiver, al Burns oregon, on The 18th
day Of May, lpit.
Claimadt names ae witnesses;
Rav Davaii Hslen puyeil. Charles Netdham,
All 81 Narrown oregon. Sam Heron. OF burne,
wn. FARRE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
usIrEp STATES LAND oryicE, I
nufne. Oregon, March ~. 1914

usiTEp STATES LAND OTticE, /
Hufns, oregon, March u. 1914
Notice Ia htrchy given that John g. Temple.
of Princeton Oregon, " hn, on June ~ lpOn, maae
Homestead Entry No. l6i2. serial No. Olagt, iof
aE,l, section 10, Township ~ \, Range " ~
wiiilamette Meridian has nled notice 81 inten-
tiou % make final hvetgnf proof 20 csinpllhh
claim 20 the land above described, before
ReEister and Receiver, At Bufus. oregon ON
the itth day OF April ipif.
Claimant names ~ witueasesi . ,.i,,,
Micheal Haley Fred II. Peters, y, ", Viii
lams, Oeorge ~, Williams All OF Ffince'"n
wn. FAHHE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

UNITED STATES LAND ofFlCk,
Laksview, oregon, February ~, piA.i
NOT coat LANDS
Notice 10 hereby given that Edward N HAND
Of Fife, oregon who on June lath IVY, MAJ
srl. sec y swasNwisi NltsNi., reyti0n w,
Townahip u south. RaDge y East wiiame,te
Meridian, has nled notice Of inienuon 70 tnake
nnsi proof to establish elaim to the land ahuve
desrribed, before Chas. sherman, unied
states com missioner, at Fife. oregon, ON the
18th day of April. 1914.
Claimant names Witnesses
pefe Wyns Adolph Hansen, Harvey A. DAVIS,
H NJ Resell, all OF File Oregon.
Jas nuR0Esn. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE,
LAksview. Oregon. February "a. 1914
noT COAL LAND
Notice is hereby given that Thomas G. kuing
Of Hampton. Oregon. who. on March 18TH, lbiu
N ade homestead entry, No OslbS. for M Sec. -
Township 72s Range q X. Willamette Meridian
has filed notice OF intention 10 make hnAl
Three ear Proof, To establish claim 10 the land
above described. before A. ). FoEg. United
States Com missioner. kt Hampton. oregon. on
the Itth day OF April, 1914
Claimant nsmea a. witnSsses
Bert Meeka, Horace Bfo0kings, James NJ
Brickley, ali Of Hampton. Oregon. ChhH.
staudef, BtAuner Oregon.
IAs " BuhGEs. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns oregon, April ]. IVA
Notice IL hereby given that kllen ~ Sengsd'
az IsWen Oregon who, on December ~, 1910,
made Homestead kntFy. No. 0oesa Tor MibsW.a
Section 1, Township "a south, Range a2ss East
Willamette Meridian. has dled notice OF tnten-
tior 10 make nual thrce-yea Proof, TO cstab
Ish claim 20 the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, at Burns, oregon on
the nth day OF May 1914
Claimant names As witnesses
As whitney, q. W. Rayerait, Mary ). NAY
craft, A. Thomas RAycrRft, all OF LAwen, ore-
WV FARRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UxtrKp srArxs lssD OTFtcK
RuFns. oregon April 1. 1914

UNITED srArxs iesD OTFtcK I
Burns. oregon April l. 1914
Notice IL hereby given that David kesss. oi
Rams. oregon, who on November 81, lsOs.
msde Homestead Entry No O92S, Tor sMA.
section ~ township - =, Range - z, VIII
lamstte Meridian, has hlcd notice OF intention
20 make nnAi hve-year proof, 20 estabiish
claim 70 the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver, Al Burns. oregon
on the 18th dAy of May, lSla
Claimant names as witnesses;
lanes H. Bunyard, Joseph hill, Georxe
0reeley. Mary Boriand, all OF Burns, Oreson
wM. .FARRE. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. oregon. April ], 1914
Notice is hereby given that Rose T. poan oi
oroyflle. Oregon. who, on March ~. 1910.
made Desert Land Entry, No. Ot2ss. tor ski.
ewX, W. SCI. and swi.sElt, sections Town
ship ~ Range 81 willamette Meridian,
has nled notice of intention TO make Final
proof 20 estaelish claim 10 the land above de-
sertbed before NJ J. o'Cohnor. L ). Com mis-
sionef Al his once Al Denio. Oregon. on the
18th day of May, 1914.
Claimant na mes a. witnesses
Joseph CAtiow, Fred Holloway. Melvin poan,
Edward J. CAtlow. all OF oroytlle, oregon
wM. FARKE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


UNITED STATES LASn OFFICE,
Burns. oregon. March "a. iSit
Notice is hsieby given that Joseph D. Eaasr.
of Beckley oregon, Nho. ON November lblo.
made Homestead Entry. No. unlta. for - wv.
and SNl.. sec. ia, and AltNNa. nectl"n -.
idlau, has nlrd notsce of intention 10 MAKE
nnal three year Proof, 20 establish claim 70 The
land above described. before Register shd kr
reivcr. NJ Burns. oregon, on the Hh Day OF
May. 1914.
Claimant names No witnesses
Walter nsckiss, ferdinand Nlcktrt irhnh
Na. FAHhE. EcRiktef.