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EMBER 1914
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Statement Of The Condition
Of TU
First National Bank
of Burns
At the close of business Oct. 8 1st, 1914.
"imes-Jierald
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feat Circulation Of Any
In Harevy County.
It, NOVEMBER as. 1914
cl News, i
i program tonight
twama If the lights '
Iwain was up trom the
spend Thanksgiving!
family.
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
STATES DEPOSITARY
BTES YOUR BUSINESS
Best and wife were.
it visitors from Silver :
ction this week.
-Sewing of any kind.
MeGee. residence in the
feme on Main street.
Jhas. Roper was in the'
first of the week visiting;
stives and friends and
rce shopping.
5T NATIONAL BANK OF
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
"THE BANK THAT MAKES
Ut SAFE." ACCOUNTS
RESOURCES
I.oan8 and Discounts $328,473.33
U. S. Bonds 41,000.00
Bonds and Securities 66,335.06
Premium on U. S. Bonds 1,340.00
Roal Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 8,904.92
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.00
CASH 166,796.78
$614,100.08
LIABILITIES
Capital . . $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits . 78,796.07
Circulation 25,000.00
DEPOSITS j . . 485,304.01
$614,100.08
Capital and Surplus SIOO.OOO.
United States Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
Ground feed at Hagey's. v
D. R. Thorn was over from
Silver Creek yesterday.
the Grant Civile WitUnhiller left ves-
was regis-1 tertlav for Ontario where he will
remain for several weeks.
T,TlnTraAN,tI Parties desiring to have land
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY , , - , . n
invito your riisinfs cleared of sage brush, see G.
Good Bread is tho staff of life,
we have it for sale at City Res-
i Thompson purchased the ' taurant.
homestead property this . HmaMmm tk. firnN
the deal being made .. . ,
w rr .. county game warden
tereel in Burns this week
G. Carl is. prepared
:ial attention to all dis-
f eye, ear and nose. Eyes
land glasses fitted. 50tf
Hi
Byrd and family are now
ring their cozy new subur
jme on the acreage tract
en town and the power
klie power plant works to-
there will be a good picture
im at Tonawama, otherwise
Should it be foupd today
the engine will not work
factory Tonawama will get
Ivate power plant in readi-
Ito operate ,
F. Allen, a druggist of
wa, has Deen a guest or
Is and former school mates
Is city for a few days. Mr.
is a garduate of the O. A.
d formerly attended school
the Reed boys, Neil Smith ! ment of that city, but the chances
bthers of this city. I are "Uucle Sam" will have to go
back, down there some day and
Betonty, Burns, Oregon.
The cold weather has put a stop
to the hunting, the ice having
caused most of the birds to migrate.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
ACCOUNTS
This shop completed the print-
ng of a new directory for local
telephone company this week that
will be distributed to the patrons
on the first.
Walter Cross was down from
his Trout Creek home this week
visiting his family and attending i YOUR $ SAFE."
to some business connected with INVITED.
the estate of the late Sam Roach, Mrs. Edw. Carter desires to
he being the executor. j express her appreciation of kind
An exchange wants to know j services rendered the family by
why it is if the law requires the'Bu"s friends in their recent
farmer to put his butter in a bereavement.
wrapper it shouldn't require the! The threatened snow of last
baker to put his bread in a night did not materialize, but
Mother Hubbard? j the skating may be interfered
U. S. troops have evacuated I with most any time with a skift
Vet Cruz. Mexico, and now the'of snow over the ice. At present
Mexicans can resume the govern- skating is in order.
official figures of the recent
(on as shown by the count
le state Doara snows ur.
combf 's majority over Dr.
straighten the Mexicans out.
The Cox Brothers, living on
the Varien place near the Ex-
for governor is 24,943 hejperiment Station, raised a large
g received 119,537 votes and number of turkeys this year and
Smith 94,594. Senator have found the market rather
berlian was elected by 2.'',,- overstocked, therefore are pre
ajorty over Booth, his vote I paring to ship them just before
111.743 and Booth's 88.297. Christmas to the outside market.
un Hanley received 26,220 This is the way to do when there
isn't a home market for poultry.
JUST A GENTLE REMINDER
H 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
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
We guarantee to sell you a 22
rifie or cartridges at catalogue
prices. We have a large direct
consignment of Remington goods
and want you to call before ordering.-
N. Brown & Sons.
W. W. Percival was up from
Independence this week making
proof on his desert land. Henry
Huntley was in to assist him, as
he has been doing the work on
the land which was reclaimed.
County Attorney Vic Cazad,
of Canyon City has been over the
past week, having accompanied
a party oi duck hunters over
from Grant County and remain
ed to visit his daughters, Mrs.
Curtis Smith and Miss Hazel
Cozad, for a short time.
N. P. Biddle was in from his
farm this week bringing in a
large number of turkeys which
he disposed of to residents of this
city. His daughters accompani
ed him home for the Thanksgiv
ing vacation period, but will re
turn for the opening of high
school Monday.
Army Horses
Irenes (iorvrumeat (inspection
will be held through W. I. Jones
at Burns, Oregon, Dec. 15 vU he
will pay 10 a head for caralry
horses aid $5 per head far ar
tillery horses that will pass.
Morses nsst staad fifteen haads
aid ap, free from blemishes and
Iron 5 to about W yean aid.
Both classes aast be broke.
I
The present weather is rather
threatening and indicates we are
in for a siege of storm. How
ever, there can certainly be no
complaint as we have had one of
the finest falls ever Been any
where and the immense amount
of building in this city has not
been delayed in the leant The
farmers, too have had a loot; sea-
John Cary was among our visi
tors during this week.
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
1NTITES YOUR BUSINESS
Harry Cary, the Lawen mer
chant, was a business visitor to
this city during the week.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cookies and
Doughnuts for sale at City Res
taurant. Remington 22 rifles and cartri
dges at factory prices at N.
Brown & Sons.
Rolled barley, wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may be had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Burns
Mrs. J. R. Gould and Mrs. cS
H. Veogtly left Thursday for the
John Day section where they will
visit for a few days.
E. B. Terry is the new book
keeper for the P. L. S. Company
who comes to succeed I. H. Hol
land in that capacity. He will
make his headquarters at the Is
land Ranch as soon as the office
building is in readiness for him.
mu ,.. , ,-Va , . N
i in- i, irri mi- ,y. m ot xower
Co. has been having some trouble
with the engine the last few
nights and as n consequence the
town has been in darkness. It is
an inconvenience for the patrons
and causes some to lose their re
ligion but it is hoped the engine
may be in running order by to
night. Christian Scientists will hold
there services at the Presbyter
ian Church, Sundays at 3 o'clock
Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School at 1:30 p.m. Read
ing Room at Miss McKenzie's
house. 1st door north of Summit
Hotel, Wednesdays and Satur
days 2 to 4 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
For my late sister and myself
I wish to express heartft It
thanks for the many kindnesses,
done and extended, and sympa-
tny snown on account oi our
mother's illness and death; and
for myself the like for the equal
consideration and regard shown
on account of the following ill
ness and death of my Bister.
Charles W. Ellis.
The Times-Herald is pleased to
note the activity in athletics and
that it is now possible to get out
side teams in here to com pe to
with the local boys in gstni a.
It tends to bring communities
closer together and also brings
the schools of the several adjoin
ing counties into social contact
that brings experience otherwise
impossible.
Mrs. Harry C. Smith and Mrs.
Archie McGowan arrived home
this week from an extended vis
it with relatives and friends in
Washington and also in Portland.
They were accompanied home by
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Howard,
of Lyle, Washington and Frank
Schmied, of Portland, Mrs. How
ard is a sister and Mr. Schmeid a
brother to Mrs. Smith.
The next misical event will be
the recital of little Miss Kathleen
Jordan at Tonawoma on Dee. 10,
The little lady is preparing a fine
program and will be assisted by
a few other talented children of
this city, making it a very attrac
tive evening of entertainmerit.
Seat sale begins at once. Gener
al admission will be 36 cents for
adults and 26 cents for children
with an additional 10 cents for
reserved seats should they be de
sired. H. If Anderson and wife, of
Malheur county, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carr, of La
Grande, spent a couple of days
in Burns early in the week. The
Andersons reside at the Crowley
Ranch, Mr. Anderson being a
member of the Monte Gwinn
firm, and the Carrs were guests
at the ranch. The parly came
over to see the country and inci
dentally to have their car over
hauled at a local garage. They
are pleasant young people and
Burns friends enjoy the occasion
al visits of the Andersons.
You're going to Tonawama.
J. F, Mahon was in yesterday.
For Sale Ancona pullets ready
to lay. W. I,. Blott.
Jack Craddock and family
wi re down from Silvies Valley
during the week.
Hot Tamalas at the Gillen water
Bakery from 4 until 10 o'clock
each night.
A. II. Curry was up from Har-
riman this week on business be
fore the local land office.
A Big Reduction on all trim
med hats at Clingan's Millinery
all next week.
Grain for Sale We are taking
orders for Wheat, Barley and
Oats for future delivery. Call
on us before you buy and find
out what we can do for you.
N. Brown & Sons.
Chas. King and family have
returned from the vicinity of
Portland where they have been
living for the past few years.
We are informed they have come
back to Harney county to make
their home.
R. J. McKinnon Jr. and wife
took their departure last week
for Portland where Mrs. McKin
non is to receive special treat
ment for a cancer. She under
went an operation not long ago
with the hope it could be removed
but it returned.
You will fin nil the newest
ideas in millinery at Clingan's.
The I1''1 of I'.ums and vicinity
are i?iw , i to call. One door
north I'T'ie.i' store.
County ciriiulraiik Sullna I
spending a few day n in Htm)
county looking over gome cattle
prospective of buying some to
feed during the winter on his
ranch near Stanfield. East Ore-gonian.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
i M I I li HTATKH LAND OFFICII
Hum., OtrKun, Novctulier 17, 1V14
Notlre I. hereby alveo ilialMlunii Ftreoretl,
i'l Hum,. 'Hi .on, Willi, 'ill OCUllwr IV. IHil),
da Houieeleeil Knlrjr. No uf.lfl, lor H)NW'4,
'., K,-i-tliin a. m(ci,NKi4 .ii.I NKl.MKi,,
hi-i linn 10, lownetilp "i.'i Moulb, Hangi' U Kogi,
rt llano It" M.-i I'luili, bM flllHl notice Of ll'leu
Hon loinaki II ii Hi ill i Vf year t'riiof, lueelault.b
rLltn to Hi" laud l"li ' i1ciTlb.., brfure Krg-
uiraii3 It.-.', Ivor, at Hurua, Orefou. on the
.Mi it 'lay n( lleiejntier, 1914.
i lalmaiii nitmea for wtmaaaaa:
Intone Kali, ebarlay i omaiyi. i 'barley C.
Ii lul lllli,i MuiKrlt. all ( Hilar, lira
Mi
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TONAWAMA
Tonight
Pictureprogram
Three-Keels of Pictures
IF THE POWER
PLANT WORKS
Tomorrow
Night!
FOUR REEL PROGRAM
Usual Prices. 15 & 25c.
Statement of Condition ot the
Harney County National Eank
of Burns, Oregon
Oct 31, 1914
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $204,210.97
United States Bonds 34,500.00
Bonds and Securities 22,590.70
Furniture and Fixtures 3,852.77
CASH 167,041.70
$432,196.14
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 26,000.00
Surplus and Profits . 51,572.22
Circulation 22,000.00
DEPOSITS 332,623.92
$432,196.14
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Your Business Solicited
STATE DEPOSITARY
,s
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NITBD HTATM I. AMI, llrril'H, I
liiiinf. Oregon, November 17, IVU.I
Notli I. Ii.-ti l.i itlvi-n Ibat OleO. Belliollu
falbt-r ail'l b.lr of John lialtiolm deeeaaed. of
Itllny, llri'iton. li" hi Man h U, liari. m.'k
HoniaaMM hum, No UIMa, turn'.itWi..
SWUrlKU, -". I., ami SWUNW'j, Bacllon
.-.-, Townahlrj JB Koilth. rUllfaCT K., H lllaoi.llf
Mt-i ninth. Ima fll.--l n,iil'r of hilt'iiiliii
hi mako Unit! tiv yrar proof, 10 oatahUab
i-Ulin to tli- litUil oliovc daaurlhfil, bafor. hag
i. lor rtii'l Karrlvar. at Huriii, oragon, on tba
.'ml ilm ill II. n'mlxr, I'll
i lalinant nmi"', aa wltnaaaaa
It v Millar, I'. e. Olrraon, Ulyna. rl. Kay
ni-l'lr. all "I lliirii". nracoll. John 1'. K.y. of
Kill y 'in K"ii
W. FaaK. H.iai,-r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NITRu HTATM l.AND UPrtL'B. I
Iturna. iin-aini. Novattbar 11, 1914 I
.s ui lie la I. , rii) at van Ibal Jam. C brook. ,
of Itri'uriwv . oii'ifoli, wbo, on April 1, 1VU9 auii
May 7. I'I4, raapvrilTi'ly, mmr lloraaataad
K mi) MM ir.Hi,vj7iJ lor !',. NW'.HK',,
w.,hVi,Ki, N',nwi, Haa. anil NUt,
NBM M.'i-ll"ii IT, lowiMblp III, Kau" .16, K,
ttlllani'Mta Meridian, baa fllail nullre of lolau
ii. hi lo inki- llual liiraa jrear I'roof U Mtab
ll.b i Inlm In llu' land abnvadaacrlbnl Uifora
I I. li.-,'-l.-, l. H. eoninilailiin.r. al bl. nffl' i'
at UrfWMI , llragun. on Ilia .'I.I da) of Urrain
I.. I. I'll
i '.Hniiiii iihiiii'. aa wltni'..,'.'
elariini' NN I'rliikwalnr. Jobn L. Sll. 'n'O
I lniKi'i, Mllllain J I'unlap.ail ol liraair.
lll,'Hou.
Wm KAac. Katl.lar.
NOTICE FOR I'UIIUCATION
KU.Hti'llini fj,
, Mllaiuelli
DNITKDHTATKH I.ANll OKKirKl
iinuifc. mi a"", Novcuibvr B, 1VM.
Soii.i' I. bcrali) ilvcn lhai Karnrat K. Wllllairii
..I llu ma. uraaoii, who. on July jo, iiaxi mail
llonimli ml Kniry. Sa ir.'i:i. for HKk
i.iMii.lilii '211 14.. Kanaa M M
MiTlillHli, linn llli'O litillt'a i'l intrtiiion to ini'
Unal lli.-yr.r ln "I. tooalabllab i-Ulm totbr
Imi'l auiva ilrarni"'!. latfora lUflitar and
iianiiir, al Bursa. Or.non, on tbv atb day of
M I" -(.11114.
I'luliitaiil naiiK'.aa Hlluraara
Kramk SMIIIaiiin, llall'li llllil.ard. Karl Hlb
lutrd aud Krank Kill., alio! Horn., Urrfon.
Wm. Ka.hk, Kafl.lrt
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I NITKIiHTVI'IM I.ANI Orfll-'K.
IlilrliAllri-ai'll. I li-tobt-r , IVI4.
Notlrc I. lii-u-tii alvan Ibat Arrbay lluli-t of
Man linaii, iiri'doii, wbo, on May 4, 1911. mad.
II, "iii .Mail Kntry, No. nMMD, lor l.ou 1. 1. 7, ,
mil Ion :. Town.lilp M H. Kauga Kl ka.l,
rtlll.in.ini Marlillall. bad Bled nolli-i'olln
iciiiloii lo maka I- in. I Tbroa-Yaar Proof to n.
lahll.li ilalin in lb. land above deacrlbed be
lore Ileal, ler .nil Ki'i-nlvur, al Hurua, uri-Htiu,
on tbe i n 'l.i of lit'i-emlier, 1.14.
r Ik I in an tn . in i. aa wltniiaa.a
Sel Koabaiiff. I ran. Miller. Ilarl) J. Joklaili
and flaorga I Cola, all of liarrhuau, ureami.
Wm. i miic. lii.lMer
SIXTH INSTALLMENT
"LUCILl-E LOVE"
The Girl of Mystery
Wednesday Night
Wednesday's program
pictures Lucille' exper
ience on board a pirate
boat and is finally put
over-board in an open
boat. Loubeque shows
another side of his char
acter in the experience
of Wednesday night
that will win him admir
ation. Don't miss this
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
l)MTKIHTA I.ANH OrrK'K (
Hiirin. Orefou, November 4, 114 I
Vniii' l Hereby Klven tlial l.auraut'a It.
i.ainpi i. of Kail, tir.aun, who, ou tittoiier J4,
III mail'' Hi ileril Kniry, No 0fttl7ti, for
VI 'j-'K',. KSHWi.antl NK',. (taellon int. Town-
iililh Italige U l.aal, Wlllaiuetle Mer
nil. ii, li. ilieii noilie of Intention to make
Mnal (Iliad lear I'l'inl, lo r.l.l'ltill claim
in Hie laud above deaerlbad, before Keaiaier
and Iteeeher, at Hurna, Oregon, on tbe vtnday
oi in-' ember lint
i lallnuiit iihiiii-. aa wlliiea.e.
I inn.... nun."., it. I.. Iiiiiion, e A. Walker
.iii.l A. hall, all of Kllay, Oregon.
wm. i .mi Kctfletar.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'NITKD HTATR8 LAND OKKICS. I
llnriia, Oregon, Niivelubal 6, 114 I
Notice la barubl given that Joe M Jubni.of
HiKii,. Oregon, aSo, on April ii, lul:i, made
II e.li 'l Kniry, Nil. UtltUil, fur HKta. Modioli
:il. Tuwuanlp '" l.i Haugo UK., Wlilametl,
Mi i l.l m ii. baa Hied mil lee of Intention lo make
iiuiii I'liiiiiniiiHiinu proof, in e.tal'll.b claim
I" II" I. ml ui. mi- fatorlbM, before llegl.ter
ami llirilver, at llnriia. Oregon, on I l.i- Hub
ilu ) ol lii'i riiitiel , IIH4.
I lalmaiii ii. me. aa wiiiiiimcv:
.1 l l -i . Mn bael llalteiauii, Kred ilebi uug
ami A Mum Haley, all ill Hurua. Oregon.
Wm KAaaa. Iteglater
"Thar i no water," ha aaid gently.
PUBLIC SALES
AUCTION SALES
Cried anywhere In Harney County
Auction sale every Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock on the streets of Burns
If you have
anything to
dates with
sell arrange
J. M. Thompson
AUCTIONEER
NOTICK FOR l'DBLlCATloN
UMITRli 8TATKH I.ANIlOKKll'R,
Hum., Oregon, October '.14, 1914. t
Notice la bereby flvou tbat OtuaMUemore, ol
Narrowa, tlregun. who, on liecembi-r 6. IVI0.
made lie.erl.l.anil Kniry, No.ufilial, for K'.NK',
Meo. 1ft and R'.MR1., Kucllnii lo, Tnwuililp r, i
Rauge ."J Ka.l, Willamette Meridian,
haa nleil notice of lutuutlon to make t-lnal
I'rool, to cKlabll.b claim to the land above de
ki tILeii. before Keglater ami Itecelvar, al
Hiiiii., Oregon, nn the :lcl da of In-i i-uibi-,.
MM,
eialuiaiii iiameaaa wltnoaae.
I. Newtou Mugbet, Narrnwu Oregon, Willi.
H. rl.rdwell. I'elet earlliei, Kuaaul K.htnllli,
of Hunt., Oregon.
Wm. KaMii,. Ilcgl.ti-i
IIMOj Hurua No. n i.i.t No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Uniteu Htatm I. anii Onus
liiniia, Oregon, oeiober i.'ib IIM4
Notloe la bereby given tbat the Northern
I'.illli- Hallway lomp.ii), Iiom poal offfue
ail'lii-aa I. HI Paul. Mluueaol.. haa till. Klh
day of October l-'li, filed lu tbl. ollli-e Ha applt
cation to .elect tiuil.r the provision, of the act
of i ongrcaa, approved Jul) 1, lav (.10 Mat. :,'.'.,
frJOI.aaeltcnded hylbe Act of t'ongte.. appro)
ed May 17, I'M.
Lot g, MW'.MWta Meo. 'J4, HW'.NWl,, u,t :i.
we.i.-i, -rwp. .I'a'.Huutn, II mi Ka.l, HWNK1.
n k. .(
Real, W.
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
Clowe 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
p. a.
. it in
Kaal, l.ul 4 Sec. I,, T p M South
M.
Mvrlal No. U77r
Alt) ami .11 period. I lallulng adter.el) On
landa de.cnheil. or deelrlng to ohject iHM-ati.i-
,il tbe Mlui't.l cliaiacter ol the I'lml. or an)
oilier rea.ou, lo tbe dl.po.al to applicant.
h'iiil'1 file their afflilavlla of prolc.t In thin
ofnee, on or before l he 7th d.y of I iil. i
W14.
Wm KAkaa, Iteglaler
NOTICK FOK I'UKIJCATION
HNITKDMTATKM I.ANIIOKKnl ,
Hurua. Oregon, Octobi i .'I, Itlu
Notice I. hereby given Ibat Waller I. Riddle
Ol AUlllliWII. IKCKOII, Willi, "II Ol ll'b'T JO, l" I
ma lie IIiiiiii,.Ii.iI Kim y. No 0777'J, for N'iBW i.
NVtJarlK'a. hWUNh'.. M'cllon :m. I'nwnalHl.
:ciK.,ltaiige;IJ' K..Wnlainelte Meridian, baa III
ad iiollii- "l inleiiilou Ui iimki Htial llve-eai
l-niiii, to u.talill.b claim to ih" land above
deterlheil, before Itcgl.ic, .ml Retielvur ai
Hllru., Iliegon, on llu- .'.ii,l .lav ol Novemliel
11114.
i'lthir.ut name. a. u-llneaae. :
I'baa. Well., HI. mom! in. nun, t'llltotil
i iiou.lieck. Narrow., Oregon, Willi, in II nit man
Andrew., Oregon, Johnnie Weaver, ol Hia'
iuoii.i i Oregou.
Wm. Kaukh. Kegl.Ur
Nolle lo Creditor..
Notice ia harti by gi vtia thai tliu unilir
aignud haa lx.-t.iii duly itiioiiitiit uilajii n
iatralor of thu oataio of Juinug l.inai.l
docranfil, by thu i'nunly I 'nun u( thu
Statu ol Uragon, lor llitrnuy, I'oiinly
All (icraoua having claiuiM ugaiiigt aaid
aatatt urn heroby iiotlflml to preauut
theui, duly vurillad aa bv law ruiiulrad,
to II. M. Ilorttui. ailnilliiellttliii . nt hih
rettulenru In Burua, llarnuy ('utility,
Orugoit, or at thu nilicu ul ,1. s. (imiU,
till attorney, in Hurua, llartuy County,
Oregon, withlu aig inonlha lnun the
date ol IhU DoUoa,
Special! Special!
We have a big stock of dishes
and are offering some at re
duced prices at present some
REAL BARGANS
See our line of
Heaters and Ranges
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders, Plows,
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
NEW DISHES, GRANITEWARE
Crockery, Tinware
BURNS HARDWARE CO.