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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Burns
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"heTimes- Jerald
, ., .. . -; ., : , ,ga -:
Largsst Circulation Of Any
sawapaper In Harney County.
mJRDAY. DECF.MBER It, 114
Locti News.
(Stores Close at
Noon Christma .
He Btore keepers of Hums
requested The Times-Her-
to extend to their patrons
tings of the season and to
once that all the stores in
will close on Christmas day
o'clock. They hope not to I
ivenience any patrons by
and give this notice that
may make their puruchases
that hour.
To oar Frlonaa aaf Patraaai-
Tb rooor lor 114 Is Imotl complat. as bat low
yet remain to bo written. As wo approach tbo HolMaya, tho
season of sood will and rood cheer, wo sis son It a plsas arable
duty to express our deep sens ol appreciation to the Pabllc for
Its continued confidence and support.
Tbo year now Hearing Its close has been one of tbo moat
satisfactory la oar entire history. Tbo volume of business
transacted through oar lastltutloa during 1014 vastly exceeds
that of any former year, while the number of oar patrons has
during this period steadily Increased with tho gratifying resalt
that a larxer number of names are now recorded oa oar
ledcen than oror before, unmistakable evidence that oar coa-
ervattre baslaoss methods are approved by a dUcernlag pab
lle.
In lino with oar progrosslvo policy wo have during tbo
roar made Imoortant changes In oar office eoalntnent. as well
as In tbo methods of handling tbo over Increasing buslnesa
committed to oar charge, and wo confidently believe that wo
are hotter prepared to render prompt, satlsf sctotry service than
at any lime In the past.
In conclusion, we denlrs to thaah oar friends, one aad all,
for their patronage; for their Madly words of commendation
which have brought us new friends aad customers. Wo extend
the sea-ion's greeting and wish you a aferry Christmas and a
very Happy and Prosperous New Tear.
lacoroly,
,. t.. & auxt,
Hay and irrain for sale.
B. F. Slier, 876.
Miss Mary Hendricks is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Wm. Berg and children
Phone Born-Today, Dec 19,. to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Orren, a son.
Dry cleaning and pressing at
the Hums Steam Laundry. 4tf
m
'a
Alberson
week.
was in the city
J
uot
Instmas trees for sale at
He's house.
k Tamalas at the Gillenwater
ry from 4 until 10 o'clock
night.
-To Mr. and Mrs
Is in this city last Saturday,
12, a daughter.
HEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
WTED STATES DEPOSITARY
INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
Sale A small team, har-
and light wagon see C. W.
rg, Harriman, Oregon. 4-6
Cleveland and wife Were
from their home near Van
Iweek the guests of relatives
(friends.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
B. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
THE BANK THAT MAKES
$ $ $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
D.
lams were up the first of the
and moved the P. L. S.
sffice equipment to the Island
ch where headquarters will
ntablishrd in the future.
le guarantee to sell you a 22
or cartridges at catalogue
We have a large direct
intent of Remington goods
int you to call before order-
-N. Brown & Sons.
Iv. A. K. MacKae will speak
e following subjects in the
it Church next Sunday.
ling Service, "True Riches"
sing Service "Repentance".
Jrdial invitation is extended
II-
lose desiring costumes tor
unasked ball to be given at
iwama on the night of Jan.
by the high school boys should
their orders with some of
f boys before Jan. 6 to insure
arrival in time.
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III!
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We do job printing.
Mrs. Clarence Mace has
in the sick list this week.
Good Bread is the staff of life,
we have it for sale at City Restaurant.
Ground feed at Hagey's.
been 1;- B. Hill was up from the
Denio section this week on busi
ness.
Sidney Comegys was over from
Diamond during this week on
business.
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
Timothy and clover seed and
clean seed barley for sale. W.
T. VandeVeer, on Pine Creek.
Address, Drewsey, Oregon.
The "All Star Minstrels" at
Tonawama next Tuesday night.
It will be the big thing of the
holiday festivities and one worth
while.
You will find all the newest
ideas in millinery at Clingan's.
The ladies of Burns and vicinity
arc invited to call. One door
north Haines' store.
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.
R. J. McKinnon Jr. and wife
arrived home from Portland last
Tuesday evening where Mrs.
McKinnon recently underwent
an operation for cancer. hhe
has recovered nicely and it is
hoped by the many friends of
the family there will be no repe
tition of the trouble.
What is nicer for a Christmas
remembrance than a box of that
candy at the Ideal Confectionery 7
See them.
Daniel Quier and Arthur and
James Bennett were in from
their homes near Princeton dur
ing the week.
Don't overlook a good bet like
the Herb. Bell Comedy Co, to
night and tomorrow night at
Tonawama.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR tltt SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Lost Brown mare, branded
7 H K connected beneath larger
K on left shoulder, strip in face,
white left hind foot. Inform H.
Eberly, Narrows. Oregon.
Clarenca, Young had his feet
frozen one day this week.
All kinds of Christmas candies,
wero in the city during the week, j nuts, etc. at the Ideal Confection-
W. R. Dawson is in visiting ery'
the family for a short period dur- I will do any kind of work you
ing the holidays. , want done. Cleaning house from
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ln U) or lne nue aown ' ".V
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY I snecialty. My price for the win
INTITES your business tor only 30 cents an hour call
Mrs. C. A. Harlan is reported Arthur Stewart. Phone 124.
indisposed this week at her home ' "
in this city.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cookies and
Doughnuts for sale at City Res
taurant.
J. R. Jenkins was a business
visitor from his Happy Valley I
home this week.
Remington 22 rifles and cartri-1
dges at factory prices at N. ;
Brown & Sons.
Rolled barley, wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Mrs. G, W. Clevenger went to
Prairie City last Sunday in re
sponse to a phone message that
her mother wns quite ill.
Phone Orders For fat
young turkeys, alive or dressed.
to Willow Wind Farm,
J. W. Biggs. F. B. Howard.
Prop. Mgr.
R. J. Williams was over from
Silver Creek for several days this
week looking after affairs in con
nection with his duties as a direc
tor of the Burns Flour Milling
Co. and also attending to some
private business.
pf)
XMASf
A Fine Line of j3j
PRESENTS
on display J
at 6
Salisbury's f
IN I H DISTRICT COURT OF
TH UNITED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
in the matter of Walter K. Gray, In
Hankriipti-T
ORDER
District of Oregon, is:
On this I ."ill day Dr. . iiiIti, A. I).
101, on reariinjr the Uitiikt uiits I'cii-
lion, it is
Ordorad b III Court, I linl a bearing
be hurl upon tbe same on tbe IDtb ilajr
of January, A. I) 101ft before mil
nun I al I'lirtlitnil, in salt district, at
10 o'clock in tbe forenoon; anil that nil
ximwtr c editors and other persona in
interest iiuiv npiH'nr nt the said time
ninl ptaM mill show chum If any they
hare, why the prayer of tbe suid peti
tioner should not Ik granted.
And it in further ordered by Ihe Court
Hint the Clerk ball Bind by mud, to nil
known creditors, coppice of said petition
and this ordor, uililn-swil to them nt
their places of residence as Stated,
Witness the HonornMi- t harles B.
Wolverton and Robert H. Bead, Judges
of the aaid count, and the seal thereof,
at Portland, in said district, on the 16th
day of December, A. I). 1914.
Q. B. MAI18H, Clerk.
Bast Couth Msdiclaa for Children.
"Three years ago when I was
living in Pittsburg one of my
children had a hard cold and cou
ghed dreadfully. Upon the ad
vice of a druffgest I uurchaBod a
x bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Hutton and wife havefRemedy and it benefited him at
town for several days. ' once. I And it the best cough
medicine for children because it
is pleasant to take. They do not
object taking it," writers Mrs.
Lafayette Tuck, Homer City. Pa
This remedy contains no opium
or other narcotic, and may be
given to a child as confidently as
to an adult Sold by all dealers.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITKlJ BTATK8 LAND OFFICK, I
Hume, Oregon, Dcrrmber In, 1(14 j
Notice la hereby ttivsil that Arthur A. Iltiinru
iii'fiin clou, iiifunn, Hhi. on Umpli 1WM
sun siiri-n i 1111.1, n.... lively, inaite Home
Icail Kulry Sii. B4I0, Fi-rlsl No. irjtilt anil No
Oik OK. Iii! '.V-. NUHWt., Loll, Nlt'iNWU
aw Hon i, T. It e, if it:, If. unit Nksltt, we,-
lion '-'t. I ,wnilil. '.'7 H , Itatiga M X., n'lllninultu
iieriuinu, naa men noilee of liiii-inli.ii to
make final five-year nn.of. to satalillah claim
I MM land above ilcarrllifil, lieloiM lliitlltir
anil ltAielcit ai liuroa, Oregon, on the luth
,ig oi jsuuar , ruin.
'laiiiiam names s witnesses:
lianlal filler. Wslter yuler. H. K. Hleelc. (
R Ariiold, all of Prlncotuti, Orejon.
Wm K,bks. Rfglst-r
R. L,
been in
They were over at John Day last
week and stopped here to await
the arrival of the French inspec
tors in connection with the sale
of some horses for army purpose.
The Domestic Science cIbhs of
the High School will give a
Christmas candy sale on Wed
nesday, December 23rd in the
office building one door south of
Reed's grocery store. The mon
ey taken in from the sale of the
candy will be used to buy equip
ment for the laboratory. An ex
hibit of the work of the Domestic
Art classes will be on display at
that time. Everyone interested
in the High School is especially
invited to inspect the work of
the Home Economics department.
sT Aooutiiiri noti of appreciation at fc
your patronage to .utoli you a
SUtrry Christ inns
and n Happy ana lroaproua
31tiu Jenr
3, $cfiiunrt
;toKM;
;
C. A. Haines left this morning
for Bend where he goes to meet
his son Wilber, who is coming
home from Portland for the holi
day vacation. He will also bring
back Miss Gladys Holland who
comes home from the 0. A. C.
for the vacation period. They
are expected in tomorrow.
The Christian Scientists have
leased room No. 6. on the second
floor of the Masonic building for
a reading room and it will be open
on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons of each week from 2
until 5 o'clock. This is a free
reading room and people are wel
c o m e to come during those
hours.
Many of our readers will recall
the lost child last summer in the
hills northwest of this city, a
little two year old that wandered
aw4V from camp and was missing
for two days. It was the little
child of W. L. Patterson and it
will be remembered a young
shepard dog was with it Mr.
Patterson informes The Times
Herald that he had to kill the
dog last Saturday night as he
had been bitten by a coyote and
he feared the animal had rabies,
therefore he took no chances and
killed his dog at once. The
coyote got away.
Married At the home of Mrs
E. B. Reed on last Tuesday
evening, Dec. 16, Clifford Reed
and Julia Cawlfleld, Rev. A. K.
MacRea of the Baptist Church
performing the ceremony. While
many of the close friends of these
young people had suspected a
wedding at sometime In the near
I future they did not know of the
ceremony taking place until the
next morning, even his own
brothers were not in on the
secret. Clifford is tbe junior
member of the firm of Reed
brothers in the Rexall Drug Store
is a graduate of pharmacy from
the 0. A. C. and one of the pop
ular and promising young busi
ness men of this section where
he has resided since childhood.
HiB bride, is a lovely young lady,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Hill, and she has also been a
resident of this city since girl
hood. They will make their
home in this city. The Times
Herald joins many friends in ex
tending best wishes.
fl
Ray Barron who drives the
auto stage between here and
Diamond, met with an accident
last Tuesday evening when mak-
ng the return trip to this city.
He had been troubled with a leak
ing radiator during the day and
was delayed at Narrows trying
to remedy it, therefore was com
ing in late. His lights were
frozen up and he ran off the
grade in the lane near the Allen
Jones place, the car turning over,
throwing Mr. Barron and Mrs
Kelley, a school teacher, who
was coming in for examination,
out, both being hurt. Iheludy
was not injured very seriously
but Ray had some ribs broken.
Dr. Carl fixed him up and he is
doing very well although suffer-
ng considerable pain.
Notics of 9aU of Stala Land.
Notice is hereby given that tbe State
I. mul llonrd of the Htate of Oregon will
receive scnled bids until 10:00 o'clock A.
M., December 'i'i, lul for the following
described lunds, to-wit:
Tin- W' and Lots 1, 'J, 3, 4, uf Hev. 80,
T. 1-" , S. R. tin B.
Section 10 nnd SB. T. 33 S. K. :u"a E.
Sections 10 and 30, T' 33 S. K. 3!M. E.
Mcction 10, '.. and Lots 1; 2, 3. t, Sec.
30, I. H8 fl. R. 33 E.
The BBH. 1-vS ol '.,. mid Lola 1, ?, B,
I of Section 1 6, T. S3 S. R. 84 B.
The KM and N , of H;, and Lota 1, 4, 3,
4 of Section 10, and all of Section 30,
T. Hid. K. ,TJ B.
Sections 10 and SO, T 34 H. K. 32Vi B.
Sections 10 mul 30, T. 84 S. K. 33 E.
All of Section 10, W'u ami Lots 1, 3. 3,
of Section 80, T. 34 S. H. H H.
All of Section 10, N.1,, NX of S ami
Lots I, 3, 3. 4 of Section 30, T. 30 S.
u. aaj, i..
All of Section 10 and 30, T. 38 H. R
::' i B.
All I in la itttiat le accompanied by a
rcgubitly oecuted application to pur
chase nnd check or draft for at lenit
..n, tit't li of the amount of the bid.
Tlie right to reject nny and til bids in
reserved.
Applicutioua nnd bidn should be nil
dicsseil to 0, (i. ltriiwn, Clerk State
load Hoard, rtalem, Oregon, nnd mark
cd "Application mul bid to purchase
stale lands."
0. 0. BROWN,
Clerk State Lund Board.
Dated Octulwr 30. ID 14.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
t'HtTBU BTaTnl.iNDOmCK, (
liiirua. OrcKun, Ixreinticr IH, lull.
Not I , r le hereby given that Allxtrt Ward Wallet
of Hume, or. -poll, who, on July ... iimu, watle
lloitiraleail Kulry, Cil47. lor N ,N', ami
"j"'4. necoou li, Townarnp V4 h . ubiikc
N K Willamette Mcrlillan, haa (licit notice
uf Intention to make final fLo-ycar I'm.. I, to
otebllnli claim to the Unit above dcacrlbed,
before Itcslatcr and Krcetver. st Hurna.oreg t.u
on lb Illlli .lay ol January, I'll '.
Claimant namei as witnesses:
Martin V. lluck, l.ce Hoy Wiltons, horary V
wllfoiij.Uiiila A Kki-.ry. all ol fawvu. Ore.
ion
kaa. Heelatrr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'NlTM) STATIN I.ANII IlKFICE. I
ti'iina. Orefoii, December is, mil.
Notice Is hereby xlvru thai hanlel guler, of
i'rln. i-iini, Oregon, who, on Uarcli Itf. rHMand
Use. 15. 111, rrstieetliill), i. .... Ilomxileaii
Klllrv No .ll'ja.rlerlal NwOilll anil Ni,.07wi7, for
NK4. S'tSWU and N!,8W., r-cilon 'a,
Towoablp ;:"., Ilai.se .11 ) vi lliametti
Usrldlan, ha filed notlve of Intention to make
final flte-year I'rtof. i... ...1:1.1, claim uyllu
land sbdve dcscrtlmil, l-fore Keglster au.i
llscalver, al Rurns Orevon, .,11 Hie i.iih .lay of
Janiiary.lVla.
Dlalmaut tiamss as wltDesses;
Jsinea It Beaiieii, Arthur A lleuunll. tti
Isr Qlllvr. hantel Coleman all of I'rlnceriui
Ossasa
rt. lints, Heglslrr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED HTATK8 LAND OFriCKi
Sums, Oregon, December is, mi j
Notice Is hereby given that Jsraes H. Heunett.
Princeton. Oregon, who. on March 'Jb, Ivonan.t
March 13, l'rfli. reetcltvely, made llemeaieail
Knlrjr No. MM, Herlsl Ui.ll ami No. nwa. tor
Kl,NKV,NKi48lek,, ar , H',NV... KlaNW!,,
',NICl4.Mectlon III, Towuahl 'j: n , Hange h
S , Wlilaiurilu Meridian has filed nolle of
tnttmiiuu to irske ftnsl tlve-ysar I'roof, to
esiabllalt claim Mj the laud atrove dssertbwd
belore Keglstirr slid Kacelver, at Hums, OrwflOll
on the Ivia day ol January. 115.
la 1 in a nt name as witnesses
nanlel Oilier, Mailer Onler, Atlbur Helmet'
THE OFFICERS
of tho
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
of Burns, Oregon extend
CHRISTMAS GREERINGS
and all good wishes for the
NEW YEAR
n r Steele, all of I
rhi' it. .11. Oregon,
W. KAass, Kcglalcr
1
ONAWAMiV)
THEATRE 1
Coming, January 4th
For one week
Geneva Lockes Co.
Late DramasEight People
A Company as Good as the Best
QI IWHAV Nir,l4T Four ReeU of P1"-
OVJViUiW lllOill an additional attraction
Vaudeville by Herbert Bell Comedy Co. A Big program
Admission, Adults 80 cents, Children 25 cents
TUESDAY NIGHT aftSE
ALL STAR MINSTRELS
Big attraction Fun all the way Gags, jokes, songs, dances
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NlTKO BTATSH LAND oKKIrK
burns, ttreKun, I m l. r 'i, i -i i
RellM ! hersbj ntvvn Ihs! t tisrlet Neisvu
uf Mums. Drt-tjoti. wltu, on July 'i, 1Hj.. ms1
Homeitesd Kuirv, No. oasW, for NK'4, Seolmi
TOVBShlpMS., KsuseS'K., WUUmelle Men
dlsu n filed nollt-eoT liitulln to make Dual
fi w yvtkr I'nmi! to esUbUab clsim u thelsnd
bovr dsscritsfU, oe(ur Kvgtutrr snd KecrIvr
st Hurnt, (irt'icou, on tbe 'lh risy ol Jsuusry
1I1A.
( laitjistnt nstneeai witnesses
OS- sr West. Joe WIUDerkrr. NatOt) K. I'srUt-.
AlUn V. Wsllt-r sll of Hums, otrgon .
Wm Ksrks. Hfsiiater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uhitsd mtatrn I.Mj Orrn
Burn, trexon, It-- mini -', (us i
Noihf In Uvnt Klvcn thai AMtf J. Pshl. ol
Narrows, OU'Htiu. who. ..n Hiitcmlier 10, lwi.H,
asds Hi (. a. I Kutiy No ouv7n. (or '
NW', HK'4NW4 ati.1 NW'4SK, Sti-lltm '.'I
lowusblp '2h Hon lb, KstiK -1 K, VMlaiu(t
MerMlsu, bss Itlvd uulfrv tif InieDtlon (u Hak
t'ommuistlou 1'roof, In eitsbllih rlslm in Im
iitli'l il'ovt' ilt-i' -tll.'t. In-fntf Kfgi-tti himI He
iclvrr, st Hurnt. orvg.ui, on tbe Ulh itsy of
Jsuusry, lulA.
i Uiinaui nsmes ss wUikiuci
Tberess JsllsT. O, o Jotlt-y, II. A. Jetley.
T. 1. Jetley all u( Natrnv., Oregon.
WM. Kaitfti.. Hftlal.r.
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
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders. Plows.
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'NITKH aTATES I AND I'M u I ,
Hurii". Orsgon, Nuvi'iiibiM la, MM
Noilic Is buniby given that liiMirgu W. tlstua,
if Iirewasy, orsgon, who, on llvoomlwr n , lulu
ma.lc Iikmii I. ami Knlrjr. No. uMM, lur si,
I.WU, M. U, Tun li '.'l H., Itsugt it K Wlllam
oito uurhllan. lias ftU'il notlri. ol lalgatloo lo
msku final proof, to ostabllali claim to llir
lauil ahovs iloacrlhsil. bolorn U. 1, llii-.U-.l
H. riiiuinlaaloiiur, at Ills oQli-e, at DrSwsey,
im-iom. on the Kuril day of Dniin.irl twit
rlalinaill iiunii'a as wltuvssss
John K. Hsoiln, t'lari'tito Walty, rharlm II
Wilson, Arthur 8 Bosilo, all of lirswscy,
Oregon
. Kasks, Haglstsr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nitsi, utatss I.anii Orru . I
linrua, Orogon, Novsaiber II, lull
Nollos Is lioroby glvcu Itist Jama I. Hi .k,
of Hrvwssv . orugon , who, on Autll 1, Ivowaim
Majr 7. lull raaiM'tlviil) , nisilu llonwtt'ai.
Kulry Nos. (nMlfChui . lor K',Kl,, N'.HK'4l
.-oo.lt, SW'jN', NWi4rtW.4, rim-. II mi. I NK'4
SV, asi-tloii 17, Tonnahlii vol , RanasU, K.
Willamutts Murlillau, lias nloit notlro of luu-ti-tluii
lo main- tlnal Hiii'o yrar proof lo sstab
llali I'lalm to tils lauil auoo iloaiTll-i-'l bufori
K. I.. Howls, tl. M. t'oluiulaAlolior, Hi lnri iiiHi-v
st lliuwao) , Oregon, on the -Iwl ila of li.iuiu
hsr. I'll
rialinani naini'S as wliuussi-s:
t'lsrsuos W. lirlnk wati'i, John 1. tills, -l,-o
I.. Baker. William J. Iiuulaii, all of lirowsi-r.
oisgou.
Wm. Kahss. Kegliier.
lUaaatA 'jaaaVaaBBB 9 BSkX
A '.at js--aamSSS-
3ET
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Nlneth Installment of
"LUCILLE LOVE"
With two additional reels Good program
FRIDAY NIGHT A BIG BALL
Music by a Five-Piece Orchestra
Music starts at 9 o'clock Programs for twenty numbers
NOTICE KOR PUBLICATION.
II NtTgn statu I.anii orrtis, I
Hums, Oregon, November 17, 11114.1
Not he Is hereby glTsu that Olo o. Ualholiu
(giber suit Uelr of John Italhollu tlet vaaeil, ol
lllley, Oregon, who. uu Marrli l:, t'njii, uiailt-
lloinesleaii Kutry. No oi.vw. im i.hi.;.
SW'.eKVi, Hue. Id SOU Ntt'4Ni., rioullon
V'J,Townslili '.'1 miulli. Hallgi- VI K., Wlllaiuvlla-Mi-iiiltan,
lias Hid iiiiiiii- of InlsuUoii
lo make final flvo year broof, to eatahllki,
rlalm lo tbe lauil above lU-aorltiea, bsloie Ht-g-iMter
anil Heoelver, al Hnrns, Oregon, on tin
tlui day of Dei ember, tun
tialniant uaiuee as witnesses:
H. A Millet, I'. O. I'tlirsoii, Ulyaii-a rl. Key
nolUs, all of Hufiia. oiegoii. .Kihu 1'. l-'ay. of
Kiley Oregon.
Wa. KaKss. Register.
We have some very ap
propriate things for
Holiday gifts. Call in
while shopping.
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
NEW DISHES, GRANITEWARE
Crockery, Tinware
1 BURNS HARDWARE CO.
NEIL SMITH, Manage
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED HTATKH I.ANI) OKKh K
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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
Office Touawama Bite- Burns, Oregon