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14 SEPTEMBER 1914
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TheTimes-JIerald
The Largaat Circulation Of Any
Newspaper In Harney County.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 114
Locl News.
Wedo job prtatfof.
Something new at Tonawamn
Sunday dinner at the City Res
lurant.
Geo. Craddock was doing busi-
teas in this city Wednesday.
Chas. Oomesry; and family are
low in their city residence for
lie winter.
G. W. Clevenger is having a
snerete walk put down in front
If his place of business.
J. N. Jensen, the Riverside
ser and stockman, was a
business visitor to our city dur-
1K the week.
Mrs. Walter Cross and her
inddaughters are domiciled in
lie B. P. Bennett residence for
lie school year.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
URNS CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
1100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
TOUR $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
flTED.
C. A. Bedell went to Portland
fhursday morning on business.
le took F. J. Mayer, the insur-
nce man out in his car as far as
end. s
. WAR
wiin ail lis norrors
envelopes Europe but
SAFETY
sun remains ine preaom
inant, controlling factor
I with The
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK
1 of Burns
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000
United States Depositary
nil
ii
ACCOUNTS INVITED
,
You're ffoing to Tonawama.
Wheat for sale, G, W. Clev-enger.
D. A. Brakeman was up from
Wavorly during the week on
business.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
will give a chicken pie supper en
October 9.
How about a good second hand
organ at a low price and easy
terms? If in the market write
or see E, T. Shepherd. Summit
Hotel, Bumfl, for particulars.
The Times-Herald is informed
that Dr. Harrison has decided to
leave Drewsey and has disposed
of his drug stock to Dr. Harris
who will move it to Narrows.
To those interested we are
pleased to announce that we are
restocking in Edison phonograph
goods. We have just received a
large shipment of Blue Amberal
Records. All wax records re
duced in price. I.unaburg, Dal
ton & Co.
Miss Helen Sayer is home from
Portland where she has been
since the close of school.
nnm:nntmttji mutmumttmumr
RODNEY DAVIS
House Painting
Paper Hanging
and Decorating
Calclmlnlng
Hardwood Finishing
. Fresco Painting
KallnMlca furnlahrd on ap
plication. Nample shown.
OIVE HIM A CHANCE
iimtmmmumimtimimttmtm tmitu
Tunawama tonight
O. J. Darst was in the city
Thursday
Dry cleaning and pressing at
4tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Malum were
in town this week.
For the special benefit of town
folks Shepherd & Son are ar
ranging an exhibit of pianos and the Burns Steam Laundrv.
lilt'. ,-i- timlliK
C. W. Lewis was circulating
Jerry Jenkins and Mr. Welch, among his friends in this city
the stock buyers, were again in Wednesday.
Nick Voegtly another one nfthis territory during the week. A,. ,onn80n and Frank
ur high school praduates, will, " 'l " ''" Foster were over from Silver
a student at the O. A. C. this, ie more purcnases or not. -. Wedneadav aki th
Don't forget that the City trip in Mr. Johnson's car.
Kostauram nas just oeen OpeneU the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
in the Cottage Inn under the BURNS, capital and surplus
minlaamMt r,f W U MW!nl. SI00.00O. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
tion, a chef of 17 years exper
lience. MeaTs at all hours.
nnter. He will leave next week
to take up his studies.
Bargains in second hand-inains
ind pianos which we .suture in
exchange. Write or see H. T.
Shepherd, piano dealer, Summit
Hotel, Burns, Oregon.
Chas. and Sam Parrish came
Bver from their stock ranch at
zee the first of the week in re
sponse to a telephone message
that their sister, Mrs. Win Cowan
was seriously ill.
E. T. Shepherd and wife, the
Klamath piano people, are here
again and will have several in
struments to show the public at
once. They were here last Tail
and did a good business and so
far as can be learned their in
struments are entirely satisfac
tory.
.. ...,iLV
ueo. riagey nas purcnaseu me
Fred Haines stock of goods in this
city and will continue the Imsi-
YOUR $ $ SAFE."
INVITED.
ACCOUNTS
H. L. Frazier, u prominent
farmer of the Milton section, is
looking over Harney Valley with
a view of investing. He is an
old time friend of Dr. C. J. Smith.
candidate for governor, and their
meeting here was a pleasant sur
prise. Tobacco and Cigar Salesmen
wanted to Advertise. Experien
ce unnecessary. $100 monthly
and traveling expenses. Adver
tise Smoking. Chewing Tobacco,
Cigarettes. Cigars. Send 2 cent
stamp for full particulars.
REMET TOBACCO CO.,
:;-! New York. N. Y
FIGURE IT OUT.
BECOME A PROPERTY HOLDER.
Loti valued from $25.00 upward. Lo
cated in 111 heart of California the
great retort cantor near San Francisco.
8
In order to advertise directly, wo will
give Heed and titla to one of our 26 a
100 foot loti to a limited number of per-
oni tending us the exact solution of the
above problem.
PROBLEM: Fill in the missing num
ber! now represented by dashes, so
that the sums of each column will bo IS
each way) that is horiiontally, vertical
ly, and diagonally.
Address replies to Central Building A
Financing Co, 723 Chamber of Com
merce 111,1k . Portland, Oregon.
Notice of Proposed Street Improvement.
IS HEAD
GOOD YOUNG HORSES
For Sale or Trade
Will take Land, Fence Posts
Aojlbiojc you have lo trade
B.I. JOHNSON, A m
Oregon & Western Colonizalioa C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Egli came
over the first of the week bring
ing the children to begin school.
They will return to the ranch for
a time but Mrs. Egli will be back
in oon to remain for the school
year.
Frank Johnson went to Prine
ville yesterday to take his wife
and daughter to their home for
the school year. Mr. Johns
expeete to be back tomorrow.
City Restaurant, just opened
in the Cottage Inn, short orders
and regular meals. W. R. Mc-
("uistion, former cook at the
43
Owing to my recent misfortune
i cannot announce my opening u French hotel, in charge
1 ill 1 Him willit'i millinery u simiii
as expected. Will reopen In the
Cavander bldg. one door north of
Fred Haines store. Date will
Le announced later. Aura Cling-
an.
I wish to announce that I will
return to Burns about Sept 15
and respectfully solicit pupils for
piano instruction. Four years'
ness himself. Ceorge has been I study with Arm Oklberg or C'ln-
connected with grocery business ; eago America's greatest teacher
for many years in this section
and he will make a success of
his new venture. The Times
Herald wishes him prosperity.
of the Leschetizky method. Be
ginners and elementary pupils
accepted as well as advanced.
J. Fellows.
JUST A GENTLE REMINDER
That our patrons, all of whom
WEAR THE BEST SHOES.
AND ALL OTHERS,
who are desirous of obtaining the best
shoes, may know that our full and com
plete line of Fall and Winter shoes are now
on display.
We are in business to please
you and with the
Best Line Of Shoes
which the largest shoe house
in Chicago can turn out
we are able to do so
A trial will convince
That is all we ask
;. SCHWARTZ
j General Merchandise -
ling, - - Hums, Oregon
The Shepherd & Son shipment
of Flayer pianos range from one
thousand dollars to so low as you
can safely go. Silent pianos
taken in exchange and suitable
terms given on balance. Write
or see E. T. Shepherd, Summit
Hotel. Burns. Oregon.
The Presbyterian and Baptist
Ladies Aid will join ina recep
tion to Dr. and Mrs. Benson at
the Presbyterian church on the
evening of September 25. Dr.
Benson has been chosen as the
joint pastor of the two churches
and friends are most cordially
invited to attend this reception.
The Times-Herald is in receipt
of a letter from Chas. E. Kenyon
expressing his regrets of the re
cent fire in Burns where he spent
so many years and where he has
many friends. He says there
are many old land marks famil
iar to him that will not rise to
greet his gaze when he comes to
see us. Chas. and family have
moved to Weiser, Idaho where he
is connected with a banking in
stitution, taking an active part
in its management.
Nutto i hereby given :
I. That unless within eight days Iron
the completion of the publication of tht
notice hereiuufter mentioned, the
OWtsM or owners of two-thirds of the
piopcrlt iiljacent to and nhiiiting
1 ' the si t eels and purts of streets
hereinafter named and the improve
ment lo In- made thereon, shall
make and tile with the Uecorder of the
lily f lliirus a written remonstrance)
I iiKiiiuxl the proposed improvement
; i itioned herein, tlll'sama will be pro
; reded with and made in accordance with
the provisions o( the Charter of said city
I :iiihoruliiir such improvement.
I I hat the following streets and
parts of street on which the grades
have been i'tllislit-tl by ordinance No
111 (or e.ii.l city, us follows, to wit;
lletiinuiiitt at the corporate limit ol
suid city on the street runniug east and
Kenton the south side of block K In
r-ciiiml Addition to ilurns, and running
thence west on said slruet to I ifth
xliei'i ; thencu north on Filth street lo
Monroe street thence west on Monroe
htreet to Miller avenue; thence south on
Miller nvenne to South street; theme
west on bou i h street to the west aide ol
Hudson street, shall be improved as
hereinafter mentioned.
.1 That the kind of improvement to
Roland 1 laiikins was over from '"' "'"'" "" stmts and pans of
CONTEST NOTICE.
1'MTKH HTATKH I A nip il l Ii I.
Burns, orsgon, Angus! .'iih. IW14.
To John Mor.lll, of suitress unknown ion
tests ;
"I on ars luri-lit Ilollneil Inst Tom AllSD WliO
Urn liurns, llarn.r Ouaatf, Oregon, sshls
liitfl tillli . ailtllt'SS, illil on August ;tlli,l''H
till- In this, oltli'ti Ills (July I'ltrriitiiirsti'tl appli
cation lo con Irsl SHU K Illf I'SIIIM'tlNtloll
"flout ll.iuirH. sit hnlry Nu (Until, serial No
I4HU instln Msri'li 21st. run fur N'.Mh'.,
WUHKIs, Hl",MVl I,, Hi; linn ., I ntvllnlllll J)
toillli, Hsntti' u I'M , Mlllnini He, Mirlillsn,
sllil ns griiunilM tut his r-ontMt lie nil' II' ' I foil
jrnii never t'stattllalitiil rtldnr upon or in
sitywlsc Imprrrvsii or rnlllvalM shiiI iia'-t ol
I Will I AH' I Wlllllh Ml-BIMllini'll BH lit I'll In ll'l I rl' II I
Hutu sn iiiiiiiins Pilot lo Angutl Had, i n
Vnu ars therefore, luiilnn noiilie-i tlist ths
shl slli'sstlolii. ulll tin taken ss I ,," li'lsi.'l
Slut yolll mill shtl) .Ml! lie i inn I'll ,1 ttltl
luiiliii i Ik I t,i. heard sllbsi Mora this
until' or on . .im l ii ",ii full in III,, in tins
oflli',' nllliOi tuenly 'lata niter I hi lut'HIII
I'lii'ii. iiii.-n of tins noiln, ss Ibown tmiow,
four answer, II ruler iialh, fpei llleally responil
Ing lo tliesi' alii K'ltlioiM ol coiitesl, logstlief
with line proof that Vm hsu Mrvsit n moy of
iniir ansiier on inn lsl'1 coilleslsnl elllii.) In
lifiaiin ' ri-Ktstereit mall.
V oil sin. il'l male III lout n ii sue I the to.inci.l
lhHIlolli, i I which .Will ili.SMe Inline in, is
in lilt 'III lo oil.
W Taiiiik l(nKlsler
Hale of first plihlli sllon Aiikiisi ."nti ill.
Ilstnof spioiul iilihllcatlou MPtembtll Sib, I'll!
P'e of Ihlnl lilililii at Hi'itlslither 13th, I'.'l I
lists of li.urlh pillilli at Inn ,M, ,,t,in,er, ivili, II,
N0T10I rOB I'tiiiblCATloN
IINITKIIHTATKS LAN l (IKKIf 'IC.I
Hums, llri'irmi. ,uiisl II, I'll l t
Null. la hsisby glvsu Hint llsrvny Uwu
chase, "I I It, . ii, ,.(,, n. I... on usual 1, lull
DIMS lirsiirl-haiol fcntiy, N o.,7u. for
HVV'.NVl'.4 Heilluli , I .,. Osl 1 1. V Hlilllli
lianse ''I Kast, I I I a HI ... 1 1 e M , I ,1
has llle.l ii, ,, of llltsllllon lo lllsk Final
I'r'Mif, to establish claim to the Isml sbOV !
scrlsieil hvfors i has A Sherman. I' H loin
uilsaloiier, st his oltlee, st Kile, llrefoii, OB I lie
Ihth tlsy of . pi. in l" i, I'M,
t'lsiuisut iisinssss wltnsssss
I'sii! Werner Usury Slrsel, Wesl) Htreet,
i 'I I'snross, sll of Ml", Oregon
We. Fasss. Keslsler
(I.i7i Ilurns nil l.lsl No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITKI) HTATKS I.ANp IIKKIl K
ilurns, meson. July 27, Put
Notice is hereby given thai ths Northern
I'ai Irte Hallway loliipany, w hoae post oltli i
a.l'lre.a Is ril. I'a'il Minnesota, SS this .'.II,
dsy of July, m i file In this oflli Us spflli a
Hon lo select under the provisions of lbs set of
I'ougress, siitiroved July I, lana ;in Mlal ,iT, i.JO
ss estended by the set of ronirress st'i'mt.-o
Mst 17. ISOn. HltNKi, He. Hon .... lownshlc :l;
Hiiutli. Itsugs .", Kssl, . M
Serlsl No. 07rjtt
Aim an. 1 sll persons etslmlng sdversely the
Isinls ilesi rlheil, .,, deslrlns lo oblOI l.niilisi
ol the Mlneisl ehsractrr uf the Isml, ol ant
other reason, lo the illspossl lo ai,lu am
shiiuld file their sgtdsvlls of protssl In this
wo or I.,,-,,, ine isi"K ..! Hspteinher
Wa KAsss, K.-K'strr
SECURITY
Saturday night's fire proved to you
the security of your" valuable papers in
our vault.
Burglar proof, fire proof, water
proof, with massive, ' timelocked steel
doors as sentinels who never relax their
vigilance. The cost is small, the safety
absolute. $2.50 pays for twelve moths'
protection and gives you a box large
enough for deeds, policies and papers
that you can't afford to lose.
Harney County National Bank
Burns, Oregon
Your Home Institution"
Offtl.
I 'III
was a
from
visitor
Crane
A. A. Tipton
early this week
Creek.
Mares and Celtlinu's for salr m
trade for eattle. Address or
phone Lee Caldwell.
Rolled barley, wheat anil oata
for salt at market prices W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
his Harney home tin first of the
week.
Seed Kye for sale at 2& cents
per lb. See John 1 '. Fay 12 miles
sohth of Riley on Silver Creek.
The ollice of the Prairie-Rums
Stage line hus been moved into
the building opposite the Star
barn south main street 44-45.
A good used piano at a low
price. Six dollars a month will
make it yours. Write or see F.
T. Shepherd. Summit Hotel,
Burns, Oregon.
Christiun Science services Sun
days 11am., Wednesdays at 8
p m. Reading room open from 2
to 5 Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. First door east of
stairway, Hissner Rldg. Cordial
invitation extended to all.
il'-ll, Hum. I.e. list No.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
PNITKH HTATM I.ANIl (rrriCE, I
Burns, Oregon. July J7, 111 t
Nillce Is hsreby giveu thst the Northern
Par I He Hallway ( ouiesuy. win,... post office
aililirssls HI Paul Mlnuesots. hss llils.'il,
ils ol Jnlt 1UI4 Itlrtl in Ihla oltlre llssppllis
I hi n I., s. Ii'i I inoler the lirnl talons ol Ills act
ol I'oliiress snproti-tt July l. !. :in stat ,'?.
'.'(I) ss extemleil by tit l I nl I iinmin spplot
oil Hay l. IMt r-Vt'.NU', Heetlou :'v,Totu-
si,ip:ii, Htiuth
Itsuse U Kssl. W. M
Hetlsl No u"il
Any still sll persons i laltnlhK silvertelt the
suits ilescrlbml, or ilsslrllill to ohjurl buesuse
of the Mineral i (.Mai ler ..I the Isnil, or su)
othsr reason In the illsimal to SBpllOailt,
shoulil in.- their sffntst lis nl protMt in this
oltli e, i r heh.re ihe .lslilay.il Hepteluher
11114.
V) a. Pass. Register.
Kd Mission and wife, the latter
a sister to Miss Mary Caldwell,
Minis Caldwell a brother, and
young lady friend, motored in
from Flush early this week and
have since been visiting with re
latives and friends in this city.
Henry Caldwell and family for
merly lived in Burns and the
young people find many old time
friends as well as familiar scenes
of their early childhood. The
party intend going on from here
to the Round-up at Pendleton.
J. W. Brown, who with his
wife arrived here last week from
Hind, was joined last Saturday
by his son Claud and they ex
pi st to remain in this city per
manently. Mrs. Brown Sr. has
not been in good health and the
family have been trying differ
ent sections with the hope of
benefiting her but find she has
better health here than any other
point they have been. Claud's
wife will be over from Bend in a
short time. At present the
Browns are preparing a place in
the Burns hotel for M. MuUee's
barber shop which he will open
The Times-Herald family made
a trip to Archie McGowan's Rock
creek farm last Sunday after
noon. Mr. Tetherow, who" is in
charge of the place states the
crops are short this season on
account of the rabbits but it is
certainly a fine place with a mag
nificent spring and sufficient
water to irrigate. Thev have
about KM) head of young hogs
that will likely find their way to
the packing plant this fall. The
party found the roads batter
than anticipated and didn't timl
many rabbits therefore the boss
didn't get as much fiin out of
the trip as be had hoped. The
crops on several of the places
around Harney seemed to have
turned out well. Archie went
with the "(lock" to see that they
made the trip in safety in a Ford
and also to guard Sam Tether
ow's hen house.
tleettiall.ill lie ns follows : all tint streets
anil pari ol stiret herein tuentione I
ntnl for Hindi naiil improvement Is pro
,.ei. nml for h icli grades have been
eslnlillslietl l.y ordinance No. 14:1, shall
bS :rinl. I lo eight inches below said es
Ulrlialicil gruile hv excavating where
necessary, and by llllinu; in where nee
essary, Kith dirt or other suitable ma
terial acceptable tt the council, ami by
then planing thereon eight indie ol a
gooil tiility nl gravel, properly spread
and smoothed in a good and workman
like manner, ai u lo bring the surface
ol suid streets up to the ostublislieJ
grade, ntnl the width on suid street to
be no Improved shall be all thereof be
tween the curl. liner, a established by
Mid tinl'iianue No. 143.
4. Thrlt Ihe intei. -eel tons of nil streets
included in the improvement herein
mentioned shall be improved at the coat
nml expense ol the City and paid for
out nl 1 1 it genernl fund.
o. That the full cost uud expend ol
nuil.un; such improvement upon the
hull . I the ft reel in front of and abutt
iiik upon each lot or parcel thereof with
in the limit of such improvement shall
be Ufsesaeil agllilllt said lot or ports i f
lot ulutliiig t hereon, which shgll In
liiii.lii therefore, mid the city shall ac
quire Ileus on suid lot for theeaiiie.
Ii. That thi notice i given and pub'
h-lieil hy order of the Common Council
nl the City of IturiiM, Oregon, by rrsoln-
tiiili dill) p.i-intd on thu uih day of Sept.
11114, itii'l 'ihe peiioil during which such
publication is ordered in ten day, and
ihe hint date on which Ihe name will le
published nml the date on which mid
publication will be complete is th Viith
day of (September, 11114.
Rot Vanwinklk, Recorder.
I .1" Hums In.'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NITKI' hi A lr -H.ANlMtKFI K,
llurua, nii'ti.m. Jul -7, MM
Ntrtlti la h.-n-l'v ifrii that lb Northern
I'm i In Knllwa) iuiMi.an, whoac .cut oflli -
a.Miraa la Mt. ieul, M it.n. s-.i , haa thla 7th
0jr ol .inly "ii hitxi in thi uillee tla aiiitlica
in. n tu arit-fi unilvrthe niiM isiiiii .. me act
of i uniiMra, a'ineO Jul) 1. Inya .HO Hial. .';.
i..ii i rH,l.ilp. by (lie (el ot i ..I.'. a- rt,
rOVOd May i;,lli, '., linn I.. Un
.1, PI
THE WHITE FRONT
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Baled Hay and Grain for Sale at
Market Prices. Good Hay in Stack
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
i K.,.1 Kaal. W M.
ht-r.nl No u7(....i
Any ami all tMsraona Haltiiing ailvrraIv till
Imi'la lr. hi., ii. ur ilealilny to objorl bvrauae
of ll'i- Mlueral rbarai'ter nl tbu Unil, or any
other n a. mi. tu the tlliioaal to kppllcUiC
ahuuhl tlir ibilr aitlilavlia ot prutrai iBIbll
ultii I-, on ot bviurt- tin-.'let 1m) nl ftblvmbeu
IVH.
m. Kakrc. Itrglater
(1546) Buroi HkM.Ut Nu.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'MTi-i. IfATM I.ANIi OlTK R ,-
Huma, Ori'Kon, Annual 17, 11H i
NuLh-t) la beri'by glveu that th Nurilnrti
l'aclflt' Kailwav L'iiniait , h liuav jhi uRt.f
aililrvaa la Hi i'aul, allniiatota, ii (tin i.t h
ia ol Annual l-.'U n It a in thla iiiiit-i' lie apoh
ration loaelert undor the nrovlaloueof thu at't
ol ruimrtii, airiivtl July I, lv" '.m Mat ...
iioj. aa t-atti)Jftl by the Ait uf ot.ytra i-l-M.vr.i
Ma) 17. IWstt.
HKV4NK'4, NKSK'4Haf. 14, T.MI , K Nlul
Herlal Nt. 'C7i.
Any and all urrt-uoa tlaluiini aditiaeh the
lauila tli-an ii,.-,i ur oValr-ny lotibiii bviauati uf
the Mlimtali liararter of the lain), or any vilfr
reaaon, tu tin- MaieaI to j'ilirtnt.ei,1.ul.t lilt
I licit slKlivltitil prutt'kt HI title iiliifi-.im Of
l.wli.n- I'm l.'t'i tiny of in lult. r I l .
Hm. I-4HK-. Ki'iclater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
("situ. s-t i Land OMIItl.
llurua, Oroiton, Auuaat .tl, ivn t
N otitic li ht'irby uivni t hrf An.lrrw I'tMoiacn,
of i,mwjii, ori'Kuii, wiin on July in, .wo, him.h
lloiuualna'l Klilr). Nu. IkltM, fur fK'a, (- Hut
It I ..ii. ..). i ,. IM i I ........ ul. V Vi Mi..
, awn eiiiu , ...... , . t "f " I1IIH" II
Meridian, haa tin-it iumIcb uf liilciitluii iu
make Dual lliin' jrm proof, to tatbllah rlulin
tit the laud above tlcarrlheil, before i;.-n-ir:
ami itiiciwr. at Uurua, (trtgon, mi the ttb
tlay of October, imi
tlalmaoi namea aa wlttu-eaea
llci.ry II.Kt-it.lt. I'uttr 1 tier. Hbermau N
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders, Plows,
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
Joy, liar) Tar) .all til ,
.SWl'll, I lll'tfllll.
SN. I IMKI . K.'KISI. I
Acuta Indigastion.
I wuh aniioyt'd for over a year
with attacks of acute-inditreHt ion,
followed by constipation," writes
Mrs. M. ,1. Callairlier, Ceneva,
N. Y. "I tried every thinjf that
was recommended to me for thiH
complaint but nothinff did me
much good until about four
month iiko I saw Chamberlain's
Tablets advertised and procured
a bottle of them from our druu
liist. I soon realized that I had
Rotten tho ritrht thing for they
helped me at once. Since taking
two bottles of them 1 can eat
hartily without any bad effects.'
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I Nil Mi HIA'IKH 1 WHOM. It K.
Burnt, Oregon, Annual hi, ittu.
Nt.iit i m hereby ttlvrn that Harry J. Joktit li
' Hi i an, orctfuii, tin, on Nov.;l, lium, itimlr
i" i in iii Kuiry, .mi. it..M..'t for n U '
mi ti.ni .. rowuabln M ., UlDi :;J K, Wil
i it in. Mf M tr hi tan, ha HU-il notn u of Inteutlon
t l,c Haiti proof, to eitabllah I aim to the
lit Mil 'iiniw ill-en iim.i, lit'i.iri Hfiflaier ami l(o
nviVKi, iii mil nti, in, null, on iiiu .'itli
OriuU-r. 'ii
lii nut ut Ii a in ra ax wltitfaai-a
Hi mi v I' tluitlley.uf I .a wiin, ilrnnou. Hi'iijm
inln krt.il.il , A i eh if Mu If it, John II. laiiltert ,
all ul II.. i , in, nu, On nun
Wm Kamm, Reglater.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I'MlIli HTATBa I.ANIiOrrii B, (
Uurua, oritfou, Auguaf , 1914.1
Nitilcu la In re l.y given that M llUam K Har
touili, Jr , ol Hnriia, ortaou, who, on July 17,
IVI.I, mail- llommit'til Kuln, No. U.'.iOh, for
i44,Hitloii,,Townablii.iHoiitb, itaugf .! B
Wlllaiuulle Merlillau, Iim tlltil notice of Inteit
i inn to in Kk. H nit I l.'oin m u t ailon J. n I.-1 to ui ab
llab i-laliu lo the land alnne iU-ai rlbotl, bfor
Heutitri nml Hvrelver al Hurna, Oregon, "" the
lotu Uay of OiioUi. imi
t laimani iiuinmaa wiuu-aaea
l baa. Uebl. Kilward Moon, Artbtr HhIhi
Hen ItotUr, all of Narruwa. Oregon
Wm r'ARRK, KevUter.
la) ..I
NOTICIC FOR PUBLICATION.
I'HITKIi -1 I Tt I.ANh IIOHi
Mill HB, UltgOli, AUgUNt 17, IWU
Nut lie la hereby mv mtUal (leorge I. Cole, of
lUn i in it .. , iii i i' i.i i , u liu, on Oft. i'J, ivou, made
lloineal-uil Entry No. u..Vhn forHh'4t Houllou v,
liwuilili 'ift h.f Itangu U K., Ulliametie
Mf i liiiitn, ban illfil nolme of Intention lo make
l I mil three year I 'a. of. toualablleh rial in toibl
land ii in i v duai'Mlifd, before Keglatur an it
lUoelvtr, at Hurna Oregon, on thr 7.th day of
Seiilfinl.il, lull
i 'lui in tint namea aa wlluoaeee
I i nk M, Miller, Klliabetb Mbblluton . Di.
Iloinei h. uiiikii , lUrry J .loklM b, all f liar-
llllkltll , I lll'I'Ull,
Wm Kanbm, Keglater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dnitmi) hmtm Kami) OrrKR I
Hurna, Oregon, Annuel W. ltlU 1
oh. . la hereby Riven iliM Klliabetb Mid
illi imi . ol llau I man Oregon, who on Meptem
L.i ihi.i. made Homuatuad Kntry, .No. uMhm"
iih I ul '.' U," Riulft jNetllon i, TnwnablpiAH ,
ItiuiKu 81 Kaal, Wlllamutte Merldlun, Ima
tiled uotbunf Intention to make filial three
year proof, to eatabllah vlalm lo tho land
abu o ib-ae ilbed. before the IttjRtalor mid He
salver at Huma, Oregtiu, on the :ih day uf
snif intM-r, ItfH.
Claimant nami-a aa wltueaaea
r . at Jiuu-i. k i, uom, ii. j. juiihiu, r. li
NOTICK rOR PUBUCATION.
UNITKI) HTATKH I.ANH OKKU'K, (
Hurna, Oregon, Augual W( WM
Notbe Ik herel glvi-n thai Otla Hlaetuore, ol
NanowB. Oregon, wli- on Ma '.'). leoh, mn.le
lloiiu Mtfad Kntry No. , Nu tUB I ' (ui
NW'K1., 'a"-',. N1 ' ""d h 'f,!e Hoi
(loll 14, Tt-wtiehlp 7 M. lUURe m I . lllnm
. it.. M.i niii. ii. has Hied noiloe of Inieunon lo
in ii k f until lUeyiar 1'iouf to tatablUh
rial in to i liu laioi iiiitin' dftii ilbed, before Reg
later and llffftvi-r, mi Huma Onuuu. on Om-
Hibdav of Oetober, l"i I
rial maul mum n ua w (tin mn ,
William o iiiu.m, il I'bilhii i. siniik. i;n-
urn K Nuiltb and I Ni.vion llnitbet all ol
Hurna, ori-Kou
Wu Karkr, Keglaler.
Machine Extras
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
NOTICK KOR PUBLICATION
llNITKhHTAl'KsI.ANlMil-KliK, I
llurna,Oifgou, Annual ! ill
Notlee la beretiy Rlve n timl Mntbi- M King,
ol Uurua. Oregon. ho, on A no I Ul, iVIlL made
lloiufalead Kntiv, No. UMWR, for K',rt A'J4, ttuc,
itt,i,'2t'iH , II JB t, Lot .1. Sttii, hi ii. lo.wiahln
2tiN.,Hauge,."t k . Willamette Meridian, baa in
ed not Iff of Intention to magi King three eai
proof, lo oBtabllah claim lo the laud above
deaeiibed, before Hi-Rlalfi and Kei elTt r, at
HuriiB, Oregon, on the lit day ol October ll'lt.
t' la I in a ul nauiea aa it ih-mu h .
l,Hfw-Mf I Tiiv, I'eter farmer, William Kay
and Mia loulao iluelielle.wltor llurua, Oregon,
m. h AiiHK. UeRUler.
(I..i7j llurua lott I.lai No
NOTICK FOli PUBUOATIOM
UmitruHtatrb I.anii orriiB, t
Hurna. OruRon, AugUBt 17, lUHt
Notlfi- la hereby gleu that the Norlhem
I'aiitlf Hallway Company, whoae .oi oflDee
addiuaa 1b Hi Paul, Miuueaoiu. haa ibla i.ili
day of AtiRiiMt ii-H, tile In tbta ulll t in au
nltt Hlliui to neiui't uude r t he nrovlNlnua ul I be
m t of i oiigreaa, approved July 1, R.m (u Hiat ,
6V7.HU0 aa extended by the Alt of ('oiiRrehi
approved May 17, hum.
NW'.tNK'..Hur II, TonUBblii'Jt.Huulh, lUlige
:w Kaat. W M.
Morlal No. 07077
Auyaudall nerauna elanuiiiR advereely Ibf
laudi ibaerllMMl. ur daalrlim to ublec l beeauae
of the iilueial thaiaetvrof the laud, ur any
ul be i t umin to Ihe illapoHal loapplteanl .ahoiibl
file thuli attldavlte of nroteat Iu ililn oltli e. on
or In-lure the l.'th day of Oetoher, Hilt
WM. Kakkk. HeRlahr.
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CAMP SUPPLIES
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
Tents, Water Bags, Etc.
NEW DISHES, GRANITEWARE
Crockery, Tinware
BURNS HARDWARE CO.
NEIL SMITH, Manager
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