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Statement Of The Condition
Of Th.
First National Bank
pt Burns
At the clone of business Jane 80th, 1914.
TheTimes- JJerald
H TH l.argeat Circulation Of Any
Nawipapar In Hamay County.
SATURDAY. JULY II. 114
Local News,
A. B. Brown, one of our pros-
Iperous sheep men, was in the
city this week.
Mrs. J. 0. Cawlfied is over on
jOtis Creek visiting her dauRhtet
Irs. Ed Stallard.
Born- Tuesday uf ternoon at
(the grist mill to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Foren, a daughter.
Lost- Pair of nose glasses in a
case, finder leave at John uem
berling's and receive reward.
Order your Binding twine now.
LWe will have it here when needed
N. Brown & Sons, Agents.
Cyrus Sweek Jr. has returned
ifrom Eugene where he has been
attending the university.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. 'THE BANK THAT MAKES ,
YOUR llfl SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
C. M. Faulkner and family left
Thursday morning for Lakeview
where Mrs. Faulkner and the
children will vitit for several
weeks.
J. W. Biggs expects to leave
tomorrow for Portland where he
goes to represent clients in the
injunction suit filed by the P. L.
5. Co. in the Federal court.
The celebration committee in J
charge of the program in Burns '
report some money left but as I
the bills have not all beea paid 1
yet they will not make a report i
until next week.
Mrs. Anna Collier and W. H.
Crozier were in from Silver ,
Creek Wednesday making proof;
on their places. They were ac
companied in by Issac Foster as
a witness. They report crops,
looking fine on the Creek.
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The Misses Marie and Evelyn
Gilcrest. daughters of Supt. Gil-,
crest of the P. L. S. Co.. arrived
here last Friday evening from
their California home to spend a
few weeks in this section. They
are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. Holland at the ;
Company residence in this city. '
A meeting of the Democratic
Central Committeemen of Har-1
ney county is called to meet in !
Burns on Saturday, July 25, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. A 1 1
committeemen who were elected
it the recent primary are urged
to be present.
Geo. Sizemore, Chairman. !
I-
'resources
Loans and Discounts $336,785.14
U. S. Bonds 41,000.00
Bonds and Securities 49,792.60
Premium on U. S. Bonds 1,750.00
Real Estate. Furniture and Fixtures 8,604.92
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.00
CASH 147,624.09
$586,656.75
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits . 80,708.73
Circulation 25,000.00
DEPOSITS 455,94a02
$586,656.75
Capital and Surplus $100,000.
United States Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
Tonawama toniht.
Mrs. Byron Terrill is reported
on the sick list this week.
Order your Binding twine now.
We will have it here when needed.
N. Brown & Sons, Agents.
Claude and Corey Smyth and
their mother, Mrs. D. H. Smyth,
were in from their Happy Valley
I homes during the week on busi
ness. The J. I Lowe sawmill, for
merly the Bunyard mill, above
I Harney, has a complete stock
f rough and dressed lumber,
shingles moulding, etc. Good
road. Call by phone for rush
orders. J. L. Lowe. 27tf
Mrs. A. C. Welcome and party
who left here Monday for Port
land in her car, had the misfor
tune to break a wheel out this
side of Bend and had to finish
the journey in a wagon.
J. R. Hendricks and wife re
turned home Wednesday even
ing by the way of Juntura from
an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Washington and
the Willamette Valley. They
were absent some six weeks and
report having a very pleasant
time.
J. O. Butler, a teamster from
Catlow, brought a set of chains
and some other machinery con
nected with an auto to this office
yesterday morning, sayinir he
found them in the vicinity of the
P. Ranch. The owner should
call at this office and pay the
damages.
Dry cleaning and pressing at
the Burns Steam faundrv. 4tf.
I
Chas. Owen was down from
iSilviesto take in the celebration.
Wanted by man and wife fur-
nished house or house keeping
rooms. Address P. 0. Box 158.
Wanted A gentle horse broke
J to ride and drive single, also set
double harness. Call the Bums
Steam Laundry.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
: YOUR $ $ $ I SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Dr. Carl Griffith took his de
parture yesterday morning for
1 Portland on a vacation. He will
' likely be absent until the last of
this moth.
GET MY PRICES
before buying elsewhere and
SAVE MONEY
I carry a complete line of
LADIES ail GENTS WEAR
-also
GROCERIES
at the lowest possible cash prices
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
Ha sonic Building, - Burns, Oregon
Dr. H. M. Morton expects to
leave tomorrow morning for
Portland and the seaside to atJ
tend the annual meeting of the
Pharmacy Association.
Mrs. Ktta Cummins expects to
leave for Portland Monday for a
short vacation visit. Miss Mar
tha Hartley will be in charge of
the hospital during her absence.
The Registered Clyde Stallion.
George Chamberlain, is making
the stand this season at the Star
barn in Burns. He is a well
known horse, having been on the
Levens ranch for several years.
He is a native son, weighs 1900.
and a good breeder. Terms
$12.50 for season; $15 return
privilege, $20 to insure. Chas.
Wilson. 27
Nat Henney was up from his
Sunset home early this week on
business before the land office.
Mr. Henney says he has fine
prospects for a crop and is sorry
the Experiment Station was not
established when he took up his
place as now he would be several
years ahead of what he now has
in cultivation. He has 20 acres
of field peas and wanted to know
where he could get some pigs to
do the harvesting.
Ted Hayes and family left
hurriedly last Sunday morning
for Malheur county upon receipt
of a message that R. F. Claypool
father of Mrs. Hayes, was dead.
Upon their arrival at Drewsey
they were told that he was not
dead but seriously ill. The fam
ily went on out, Ted returning
Tuesday evening to Burns. Mr.
Hayes says the patient is very ill
one side being entirely paralized
and he was not conscious at any
time during his stay at the bed
side. Mr. Claypool has many
friends in this county who hope
for his recovery but it is doubt
ful. The marriage of Nollie P. Reed
and Miss Louel Smith took place
at the hospitable home of the
bride pn Monday evening. Rev.
Iaureeof the Baptist church per
forming the ceremony in the pre
sence uf a Urge gathering of re
latives and friends. The home
was most tastefully decorated
for the occasion with many flow
ers and ferns. Following the
ceremony the band, of which Mr.
Reed is a member, the Treble
Clef Club of which the bride is a
member, several members of the
Eastern Star and other young
friends visited the home giving
them a serenade and all partaking
of refreshments. The newly
weds took their departure Tues
day morning by way of Bend for
a month's honeymoon trip to
Portland and the coast.
Old clothes made like new
phone 381.
There will be a social dance at
Tonawama next Friday night.
Few choice Red Polled milk
cows for sale Chas. Wilson. 25
'yQ. 0. Jetley and his daughter,
Miss Theresa, were in this week.
Call 381 when you want your
clothes cleaned, pressed and re
paired. All millinery at greatly reduc
ed prices at Clingan's Millinery
Palors.
Manny Newell and family were
in the city Wednesday from their
home near Dog Mountain.
Mrs. Millar announces that all
her millinery goods are reduced
at this time. See them at the
Schwartz store.
The Clay Clemens sawmill is
now at its new location and is
prepared to fill any order with
rough or dressed lumber, also fir
lumber; buck teeth and any
special order given prompt at
tention. 32.
Died Wednesday, July 8, at
Harriman, John H. Jones, aged
44 years. Deceased was ill but
a short time the cause of his
death being erysipelas. Mr.
Jones came here from Wales
about 14 years ago and had work
ed for J. R. Jenkins most of the
the time, although run stock of
his own for a year or more. He
had no relatives in this country.
The remains were brought to this
city and the funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, Rev. Lauree
of the Baptist church conducting
the service.
Frank Smith narrowly escaped
a serious hurt Tuesday evening
in a run-away. He and a com
panion were in a buggy racing a
party on horseback down the
lane when the tongue to the bug
gy came down at a culvert just
this side of the river bridge
causing a badly smashed rig as
the tongue caught in the bridge
throwing the entire rig with the
occupants right over the horses.
They fell to one side of the cul
vert in some rock and Frank re
ceived a bad scalp wound. The
rig is a total wreck.
Fire destroyed a barn belong
ing to Oscar Cavender in the
southwestern part of town Tues
day morning. The alarm was
turned in but the structure was
entirely enveloped in flameH ie
fore the apparatus could reach it.
There is no fire well in that part
of town therefore only the chem
ical could be used. There was
little wind and other buildings
in the neighborhood were in no
danger. The origin of the fire is
not known. It was insured. An
other fire was discovered in some
rubbish back of the Odd Fellow
building the same afternoon but
was soon extinguished.
We are desirous that our friends
and the general public under
stand that we are not moving
away from Burns, nor have we
quit practice here, but we take
this means of thanking you one
ane all, who have placed confi
dence in ub, and for the patron
age we have had the past year.
In starting out on another year's
practice, we shall be glad to serve
you, should you need a doctor,
and we shall certainly appreciate
it when anyone sees fit to "say a
good word for ub".
At Your Service,
Drs. D. E. & Susie V.'Standard,
At the Harney-Valley Hospital.
Deering Repairs
Now is the time to order repairs
for your Deering Binders, Head
ers, Mowers, Reapers and Rakes.
Send in your orders now so you
will have them on time.
N. Brown & Sons.
Farmers' "Round-Up
Date Set for August 8
Supt. Breighaupt was in from
the Experiment Station Thurs
day and asked The Times-Herald
to announce that the date for the
farmers' "Round-up" had been
definitely set for August 8.
Posters giving the program and
details are to bo printed at an
early date, as soon as it can be
arranged.
Mr. lit -eiiliaupt hopes to see a
number of farmers present on
that day and it has been sug
gested that the business houses
of Burns close for at least a part
of the day and all go out. It is
to be an all day affair with a
picnic dinner, speaking and in
spection of the station farm.
Several, in fact most of the busi
ness men of this city have al
ready signified their willingness
to close from ten a m, until 4pm
and it is almost sure the town
peoplewill go out and add their
presence and moral support to
the program. More will be said
of this next week.
Fred Otley and wife and R. R.
Sitz are up from Lawen.
Rolled barley, wheat 'and oats
for sale at market prices. W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
J. ft, Jenkins and M. S. Davies
were in yesterday to attend the
funeral of John H. Jones.
Marcs and Gelding'B for sale or
trade for cattle. Address or
phone Lee Caldwell.
Christian Schaper and wife
were in from their home near
Diamond during the week.
Mrs. Has lie has bread for sale
at the Schwartz store or is pre
pared to deliver it to any home
in Burns, 10c. a loaf. Cookies
always on hand. Pies and cakes
to order. 30tf
No. 2M.
Kl I'i-iI of 111 I UllllllluU nf ttl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of BURNS,
in ihf Htt uf Orotfim, at lb. cIum of bull
III'M, Inn. MS, I'M
KKHOlOt I
laaiiaanil Ulai'uliuta . HKI.WI?ii
Ov.rdrafta. cured tint uutvrurvd 6.4M M
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I6.00OU0; lo .iMiire I'oatal Havlnfa
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iithar iKmila to aio'iira V H, liauoalta
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fit-inluin" M II " Honda l,7.'alou
llniida. aariirlil.a, ata H,7JM
Nankin liuuaa.furultura and nxttirva 7,uM92
otlii'l Ural KalaH'. ownrd BM 00
tua from National Sanaa (mil r
acrva aji.Mita) M.I '" I
DM from Hutr aud I'nvata Hanka
and Hana.ra. Trual empaulia, and
Having llanka OT ttl
DM from aporovad r..vrv. aala SMS) 7:
i hr. in aud olli.r fab ttrma 111.1
MfeMM tor CteatlM llouac ,.., 7t0
Notaa of otliar National Hauaa I V4 00
I- rartloiwU paper uurraury, tilckela,
audi'onta. " lauo
l.awriL M'iyY Rlaaav in Hank
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Hpaiir ao.onao
l.,.. trndrl MM ) ai.ll.VO
Hadainpilon fund with U M Traaaur
r S par coot of circulation) I, Ml 00
Total M.Me 7d
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rapllal lH'k paid In I ......
Hurplua 75.000 ou
1 iidtiridml proHta Icaa aipauaaa aud
tataa paid 7on7a
National Bank Noire outalaudlua K&.WOW
Individual dopoelteeutiject 10 i-tick i;ini
Itomaiid icrlltcalea of depoalt .i.i.i
I'vtne I'rrllflcateeof depoall. la.OM&l
1 ertlfled rry-i ka 1.60
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1 mi... 1 Nteue liepoalu 1, ....
I'oalal Havlnge iHipoalla 1 M
Total l'.M 7fi
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1 ocntv or HaeKev.l
I.J I. (laull. 1 aahlrr of the abore named
nana, do aolrutnl awrar that the ebove atalr
in.nl la true lolh. Ural of tut kuowlrdae and
Uellrf
J. I. Uai'14-, t aebler.
form 1
' A II .IN,.
I.KO. A IIMITH
II M HoaroN
l;rertore
Hut... riu .1 and attorn to If0r rue tbla 11.
day of July, Ivla.
Caana Davr
iHeali N. lerf Public fur llieeou.
Deering Repairs
"Now is the time to order repairs
for your Deering Binders, Head
ers, Mowers, Reapers and Rakes.
Send in your orders now so you
will have them on time.
N. Brown & Sons. Agents.
Thn Boat Modicina in th World.
"My little girl had dysentery
very bad. I thought she would
die. Chamberlain's Colic, Chole
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
her, and I can truthfully say that
I think it is the best medicine in
the world," writes Mrs. William
Orvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by
all Dealers.
nniiiiniiaoum i
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RODNEY DAVIS
House Painting
Paper Hanging
and Decorating
Calclmlnlng
Hardwood Finishing
Fresco Painting
EatlrtUatea furnlnhcej on ap-
pllratlom. Sample shown.
CIVS HIM A CHANCE
j mt mm mn ti'titiin
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I NITKH NlaTKrl I.ANIt urKN (
Biirna. uirgou, July 1. 1014
S.HIir la lierolijr given thai .Marrit.Neai.nl
r'ollyferiu. orraon. wuo, on February 11,1911.
mnde llninvateed entry, No. UT.27U, for NK1.
,',. Wi.NK'., fte.SK',, Kh' rtr.11,,11 ;v',
lottnahlp ., Haufe to &.. Willamette
Meridian, tiaa ni.-d uottce of Intention to make
final tbrer year 1'ruof, loeatabllalt i-lalm tu the
laud alHjvu -Ireci iio-.l . lasfore Kegliior and
llacrlver. at Burna. Orrgou, 011 ibr lull day of
Augllal, lull.
' laltnant uaiiira aa ttllueeeve
j II Nral, William Krnolrk. W. It tlai 1
I aura l.ut'c, all of Kollyfarm, Oregon.
Wm. 1iii. Ueflaler
NOT1CK FOB PUBLICATION.
1'NI'IKH MTATKM I.ANIi oKfleK,
Burna, Orefou, July i, lull I
NoiIit la hareliv given tbat Mary H. Neat, of
Kollyfarm, Oregon, wbo. on June a, ivin madr
IN-aerl I and knlii , No U4au.l, lor KUNr:',. Sec
lion 'Jl, lottnahlp WH . HaugaMK., wlllami-llv
Mt-rldiau, baa filed iodine of tuleutioii to make
I'roof, lo ratalitlab claim to the lend aboee de
a(irll(ed, before Krgleter and ttei'elter, al llnrna
.iii. ,.n Uu lllli .lay of Augual, IvU.
t lalmaut nanaae aa wltneaeeei
J. II Neel William Konwii'k, V H llanluer
aua I. aura Lure, all of Kollyfarm, Oregon.
Wn kuki Reglaler
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'M I Ml Hit IK- I. AMI llI'Mil.
Burna. tireguu, July 10, 1 - 1 a
Notice la hereby glveu that Kyank eatleraou,
of l.aweu, Orngon. who, on May w, Im uiailr
II..111. .1. a. I e.ntry No gtiM, Herlal No. vmx,, fin
mK'.NK'4, Hei' n, HWl.NWt,, W'.HrYI. Seiliou
1. Toviiiahlp .1 h, Icai.gi. Ho k. wlllametle
Mrildian haa filed uottce of Intention to make
filial 111- ycai proof, to eatahlrall nlnlni to
the land above dcaorltmd. before Itegtaler aud
deceiver, at llurua, Oregon, oil the lath day of
Aninl lilt
elatmanl uatneaea wllueaaea
II. in y otli llciu i 1.1'Otge, liolhof I 11,
oruguu etiaa. Hopper of ltrewaay, Oregon
J. I. 1 ary of Harriman, Oregon.
Wx. Faa Heglaler
NOTI0I FOK I'UHIiICATION
IINITKI) HTAI'KN IANImikhik.
Ilunn, oiigoii, July 10, I'll
Notice la Inriliy glean Ibal Ira Bend, ol liar
rtmeu, Oregon, wbo, on Hapiumber II, 11107,
matte llnuicatuad Kulry No. -i.'Ji Herlal No
trail, fur HW' Section 2, Townahlp 'jjl. H
ItaiiHii M heal, Wlllametle Meridian Ilea
filed notice of intention to make final flie
year proof, lo uatabllab claim to the laud
alHive deaerlbed, before the heglaler and He
celver al Burna, Oregon, 011 ibe lath day of
Auguat, l.'ll
I'leluiant uamea aa wllueaaea:
Huda K Mtnv, orvllla Htoy, riauk U, rialer,
Leon Meueleluur, all of Harriman, Oregon.
Wm. haaaa, Biglater
Notieo to Credltore.
Notice in In n-liv Kivcn that the unilci
i):mil haa Im-i-ii duly appointed executoi
of t tic l.att Will and Tret anient, ami ol
1 In- mi air of William C. Hyi'd, decraeed,
ly Die Count v Court of the State ol
Drt'Kou, lur lliirney County. All wr
one having claim! noaiuat auid ratulr
itrr in 1. In notified to preaeut tlwin, ilnlv
viiiltcd by law reuircd, to Julian 0.
Us ill, executor, at hii ofiice In llurna,
Huruey County, IIitkoii, oral thn ullac
of J. S. C6ok hit attoraey, in Burn, lit
egon, within ail inontlia lioni the date
ol tint notice.
Hated thi lat day of July, ll)U.
Julian (X Brd, (sgcuroc.
J. 8. Cook, attorney.
NOTI0I rOR PvBLlOATIOM.
I'NlTKIl HTATBs I, AM) Orill f, I
Hllllll, OftfOBi Jllly I. I'll
Ntnic.i it. Iiarvtir ilffii tlmt Juhn A Oard. of
Lawan oragun, VBO, on Nnvanttar n, i'r
iiiMt). ntrt.l,antl Kntry No i,m,lot MjHW
Hnctlon 90, Tum iislih.74 h , Mait M K nl'lam
rtta Msjritllau, baa flletl nuilt-e ol intciiiion to
makt final prooC, lo .'tatillah claim to the
isml almv ')''' iii-vtl. Im-Ii.. it ai-it-i aixi M
cHur ni Hurna, orrgoii. oiatin' I. tit day ol
A ,...,.-l I i.l A
1 llUII . I I .
Clalmaiit nantri an Mltttftaca
A'Utn I H '.iMitgf.-. -( lrt in, ui.-giiii ( list
laa B Auamua of l.arrlmau. Oraon har lea
Oftnl ami ltal.h J. Wliaon both or Lawen, Ore-
(fOO-
Wa.r.aai. ftlater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
0 I7NITK0 KTATKH i ' i- mihu
hurna, Oregon, July 7, li)M
Notice la heti-'lty itlven that llarvay Kiitfllah
Of Mecrjjlfjr, nrrtcnii, who, nil Jlllta I, lI aint
March ti, I.'U, rttaptrtlve)r, made llnmratea!
Kntrlea, Noa tM7'.HMr7j7'.. fur NK'4. Hac. NU
NK1. Hw. m aud N'.NH1,, Hei tlon ;
Townahlp M Houth, Rnnaa HI Kaat wn
lamalla Mrrldlau. haa filed uotlra ol lnteii
'ii'ii fo innki- flnal three year I'roof, to eatab
Hah claim to lha land abova deacrlled, baton
C. K. Tullm-b, If H. rommlaalotier, al hia nfflca,
at Heck Icy, oregott. on the luth day of Auguat
1914.
Claimant nameaaa wlliitaa
i Hardugo, F. K Clayton, Kobart I. Koontr
Walter Iffjckley, all of Jiet-fc h , Oregon
Wm. Kakhi. Rvglatei
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'HlTRbrtTATKM 1,AN Offttal (
Hurna, Oregon, July 7, Iwli
Notlra la haraby glvan that lleur) II Kearb,
ol rLawau, oregou, who, on October II. ii"
made lloiueataad Kuiry, No (VdOT., for Mt'4.
Hectlou 11, lowuahlp 'it H , Kangr V3U Kaat,
Wllatnelte Meridian, haa Hlvd notTr-e ol in ten
Hon to make final ihrr- aar Proof, to vatabllah
claim to tba laud alxic deat rlbed, bafttre Keg
later and HecelTer, at Hurna, Oregon, on ibe
10th day ol Auguat. in
Clalmaut uamea for wltnvsaea
IVter ( ifer Andrew Palaraati, Harry rr.
Jamaa t'ary, all of l,awari, Oregon
Wa Kakhk. Reglater
NOTICK FOR VV BMCATION
. CNITK)HTATKHI.ANIOKFHK(
Hurua, Oregon, July V, ItfH.I
Noilca la nareby given that Kliner K Hmltb.
of Klley, oraaou, who, on June II. luoa, made
llomeatead Kntrv. So bUS, for NW, Section
I4.'luv iiehip .M h . Hanae K , U lllamatta Merl
dlan - nie.i notice of Intention lo rnaka final
flva year Proof to aatabliah claim to thaland
above daacrllHMl, bafuru KviOater ""'I "' -i v i
at Hurna, oreaon, on the i.'th dy of Auguat
114.
Claimant nameaaa witness.
Wm W. Hturgla, Waller K K laaenger, I'Ur--tite
Deforest and Kdua K. Iliiffuiau all uf
Hllay, Oregon
'Wm. Faaai, Reglater
NOTICK FOK PUBLICATION.
I'NITgn iiiir- 1 im.i.i i .. , i
Hurna. Oregon. July y, i .11
ttotire la hereby glvan ttiat I'alherlne Mae
rleruhart, of Hurna, Oregon, who. on February
a, l"l li.a.ti' lloliiffelra'l Knlr. No U..1.1
for N',Hl, He. (Ion Do, Towuetilu J4 Houlli
Kange H . Hlllanirtle Merlilleti. U 11I...I
uotli-v of intention to make dual ttireo year
rouf, In i-aleliliali 1 iailli to Ihr lanil !.... .In
eurloed, before Keglater aud Iteceiver at llurna
Oregon, ou tte i.in day of augual, 1M
Clal leant naluaaea rrllueaaea, .
Joeouli II. Hill, Urn N.-winau. I 1.11 Hare) anil
Frank I'. Blwatner, all of Hurna, Oregon.
Wm. r iin.i . Heflatrr
NOTICK FOK PUBLICATION.
I niii, Hrarga I lata Orrli a
Hurua, Oregon, July I, mi
Hoilca ih In r. l.i given Dial Ithoda 1 Hluy.
ol llarilinaii, tin -gnu, wbo. on August l, 11107
end Ol tOlier It, IvU, tea.,i'tlrrl 11,.. I. Ilomt.
alieil Km nee iju... h.rlel No tr.'t.'. an. I No
u'aa. tor N1,. Hut lion ::. lowuanin j.. H. Raaga
an F , lllemelle M. ii.lian. haaMleil nplloe ol
lutentlon lo make final tl.- .ai 1'ronl, toi-a
tabllah rlalm to Ibe laud above iti-ecrH-ed, Ik
tore Iti.glati'r an. I Iterelver. al Hurna. Urafoa,
on the .th day ol Auguat, 1 Mt.
1 telmetit nameaaa vtlaaaaagl
llrvlllaT Nlvy. Ira llond, II M. Murk. Mil.
I la him. I alt uf llartlinau, Oregon.
Vtn Faaaa. Keglater.
PREMIER
"Non-Puncture" Auto
Tires
Guar.nteed 7,500 Miles
Service
Tliaas Unm bear lbs uneto t knimu
mileage niiaiantio, yet are gold at a
pric even lea than lirvH u( onllugry
guarantee. Tliia guarantee cover
punciurea, blow-outa and gt'ueral near.
iiiiruiilee rover 7.W0 uiileaj.acrvlc
again! uverytliiug i-no.t abtiatt. 'I'laim
tired are inlemletJ lor tuott aevere er
vice. OrSaci have ayal received far
til (Iran, for uae In United Ntalm
UavaraMaal Searvlce.
A a iraOIAL INTKOIK't TtiHt
oiler, we will allow tin- following- priren
loa the neit ton layg.
TIRES TUBES
Tiro Tube
I8aa f U.iM '.' iti
tataa ie'j: l':mi
:10x3', l;i Mi .so
H8l3', I hi . X IHI
:to8'i in.iici .i.jo
BlSfy I7.UI aU6
:iuii is on ;i.au
:i!i4 in oO :i,40
:hi ga.40 ;i.tl0
3'ni ,00 a so
.'Ml. 4 Ti iki ;i.nti
.'toal'v aVOI 5.01)
HUkH D7.00 ft.10
H7xl'. 7.80 ft.lf)
Ifsl BMO 6.40
All other te. Nun-hklilii 'ti per
cent eatra f pur cent tllacuuut if pttv
utent in lull urctiiupaiiiea ortler anil if
two are ho oMlereil, elopping charge
will be pu toil by in. (). (I. i. on 10 pt i
cent ol ameuitt ol order. Our out-put
I limited, o w auggeat early ordering
We ell ilireit only, giving punhaaer
the advantageof all uiiddleuiaii'a ptnllin
NON-l'lNOTIIIIi; IIKI.INKKH
Uae our famoua ruliner, they ullinl
nate blow out and IH) per cent ol punc
ture beaidea giving many thoiiHuml
more mllua nervice to each tire. When
in your lireaj you ride with. ml worry or
tlra trouble.
Kor all :i inch tin-. - l'i..
rorall a ' lurh tire a -M
Kor all inch tire - '.M.o
Kor all 4, Inch tire f.'.Vl.
Kor all 6 inch liica - 5.(K)
Kor all 5'u inch lire $3 00
NON PUNCTURE TIRE FAtTORY
Dayton, Okie
Statement of Condition ot the
Harney County National Bank
of Burns, Oregon
June 30, 1914
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $170,108.60
United States Bonds 24,500.00
Bonds and Securities 18,164.77
Furniture and Fixtures 3,852.77
CASH 136,987.09
$353,613.23
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 26.000,00
Surplus and Profits 49,010.03
Circulation . 19,500.00
DEPOSITS 259,103.20
$353,613.23
Your Business Solicited
STATE DEPOSITARY
THE WHITE FRONT
LIYERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Baled Hay and Grain for Sale at
Market Prices. Good Hay in Stack
The Burns-Yale Stage Line
Close Connections Made With Trains East,
at both Juntura and Vale. Careful Atten
tion and Prompt Delivery of Express and
Freight Entrusted to Our Care.
R. J. McKinnon & Son
BURNS, - OREGON
RABBIT WIRE
We have a big supply of wire
any heighth desired and at
bed-rock prices
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders, Plows
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Machine Extras
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
GARDEN SEEDS
Fancy Virginia Granitcware
Something New
A KITCHEN RANGE GIVEN AWAY
in connection with the sale of this
handsome graniteware Inquire
I BURNS HARDWARE CO.
I NEIL SMITH, Manager