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I
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We wish to thank our
many friends and custo
mers for tht'ir patronage
and loyalty shown dur
ing the past year and
wish you all a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Williams Zoglmann
Clothing Company
Merchant Tailors nd Leading Clothiers
I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns, Oregon
?he (Times-ctaU
JUUAN BYRD
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1915
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Y.r $2.00
Si. Month. 1.00
Tare Month. 7 5
High School Short Course.
(Contributed)
But a short two weeks now re-;
main until the Harney County
Hih School opens its doors to
welcome the students to the first j
Winter Short Course ever niven
by a similar institution within
the boundaries of the state.
To date not a great number of
pjople have signified their in ten-
tion to take the course by send
ing in their names for registra
tion, but in th interval In tween
perceptibly scarcer.
"Finally my attention was call-
ed to the fact that there was a
Manager 1:i' '''' I1'!'' of dead rabbits down
in one corner of the field, and
upon investigation found thou
sands of the pests dead and oiled
U n each other.
" I have been giving away the
P son to my neighbors who will
ill ' it. and I believe a systematic
u of this method of poisoning
them will soon result in their
complete extermination.
' 'The county court of Shoshone
CO inty Idaho, bought large quan
tises of strychnine and gave it
to the settlers who would use it,
and I believe," continued Mr.
A'ulerson, "that it would be a
good investment if Malheur
county would adopt the same
plan. It is certainly far cheaper
and more effective than the
bounty plan.
"By scattering the poisoned
grain thinly upon the ground,
stock will not get it but the rab-
tne present date anu ne opening bitg wi pick up eyery Kfain
of the course, a goodly number j Vale Enterprise.
of registrations are expected;
and of course some people will;
not register until work begins.
The main object of the course.
is to Rive in the most condensed
form and in the most practical
way, the largest amount of infor
mation and training in scientific
Agriculture and Home Econo
mics that is possible in the shirt
period of four weeks.
The course will be conducted in
a somewhat different manner
than were the Farmers' Weeks
of the two previous years. In
stead of lectures entirely, instruc
tion will be given by the text
book method, supplemented by
demonstrations by the instructor
and practical exercises perform
ed by the individual students.
The work will not be a repiti
tionof that covered during the
preceding short courses held in
Burns, but will be rather a con
tinuation of that work, taking
up those phases as were impossi
ble by the lecture method, es
pecially in the short space of one
week. One of the chief purposes
of the course is the dissemination
of knowledge of rural life among
those who find it impossible to
take the regular courses offered
by the school, and large numbers
should avail themselves of the
opportunity to broaden their
knowledge of subjects relating
to rural welfare.
Dr. Benson's Lecture.
On "Woman and Higher Edu
cation" will be given Thursday
January 21st in Tonawama Hall.
This is a review of the feminist
movement of the past 50 years.
What is the modern woman'.'
How does she differ from the
woman of a century ago? What
does the movement mean to
woman herself? How does it ef
fect society? How does it effect
morality, the perpetuity of the
race? Is th feminist movement
good or vil? What will be its
final effect on the world.
Mr. Ludwig Johnson will in
troduce the lecture with a vocal
solo. Mis Miriam McConnell
will recite a poem entitled "The
Woman's Ciub." Mrs. Nollie
Reed will follow the lecture with
a vocal selection.
Library Club Meets.
Hog Breed Small Factor.
In starting hog raising growers
need not be concerned very ser
iously about the breed of hogs
they select, according to the 0.
A. C. Animal Husbandry depart
ment. Each of the three princi
pal breeds in Oregon, Poland
China, Berkshire and Duroc Jer
sey, has its points of superiority
and inferiority, and there is said
to be about H much difference in
individuals as between breeds.
Some run more to the fat hog and
lard typt and others more to the
bacon type, while some are rather
earlier maturing than others.
But the main consideration in
selecting the breed is to choose
the one that suits the breeder's
ideas and purposes best, and tnen
stick to it and build it up by
careful selection and proper man
agement New Naternity Hospital.
Mrs. Fireoved has juBt equiped
a new hospital that will be used
exclusive for maternity cases. It
is a new building with new fur
niture and is conveniently ar
ranged for the purpose. Mrs.
Fireoved has established a rep
utation in this line and is one of
the most cleanly women of this
section and also a fine nurse.
She is deserving and it is certain
ly a fine thing for the community
to have such an establishment.
The Times-Herald does not
hesitate to recommend this insti
tution to the public as it has every
confidence in the lady and feelB
patients will receive the very best
of care when under her care.
The Revival Meetings.
I nilntlllicated)
After considerable difficulty
'bucking the snow drifts. Revs.
LOON and Williams arrived in
Burns on schedule time to con
duct the revival which started in
the Baptist Church last Thursday
Evangelist Williams lias alreay
won the hearts of his hearers by
appeal to the better self in all of
us, and by drawing home the
truth with apt and often humer
ous illustrations.
His subjects for the next few
nights will be as follews: Sat
urday "Obscured Vision": Sun
day "Spiritual Disernment";
Monday "hefiniteness of Pur
pose"; Tuesday "Repentance."
Rev. Laure will preach Sunday
a. m. Sunday afternoon at 2:30
Rev. Williams will speak to men
only, subject "Thou Shalt not
Commit Adultery."
on
Poisoning Rabbits.
Harry Anderson, of the Ander-son-Gwinn
company, was in the
city Thursday from the Crowley
ranch in Barron Valley, corning
in in his new auto on a brief
business trip.
In conversation with the En
terprise man, Mr. Anderson
said: "I have found what I be
lieve to be a solution to the rab
bit pest. Ex-governor Gooding' j
son was at my place recently,
and told me bow the people of
Shoshone county, Idaho, had prac
tically fid that county of the rab
bits by the use of strychnine.
"I immediately purchased $75
worth of poiBon, made a solution
and soaked some wheat in it 0V r
night, then scattered the grain
thinly along the rabbit trails i
aDoui our nay suicks, snare cne
rabbits were most numerous. I
noticed but few dead rabbits, al
though the grain was quickly
eaten, and after repeating the
work for a few days I noticed
that the rabbits wore bec tnlng
(('minium ice ted)
The first meeting of the Libra
ry Club after the holiday season,
met at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Biggs.
The opening number was a re
citation by Miss Enid Cawlfield,
"Ring out Wild Bells."
The roll call was a selection of
quotations from rniscelaneoua
authors.
One of the most interesting
papers of the year, was prepared
and read by "Auntie"Lampshire,
on why we celebrate Christmas,
also giving the reasons for many
of our much loved Yuletide cus
toms. Mrs Fane tang the song "Pass
It On" which was very much
appreciated by all.
Mrs. Biggs read a very inter
esting paper on the manner of
celebrating the New Year in dif
ferent countries, closing with a
song, "The Flight of Ages," by
Mrs. Biggs.
NOTICE All persons in Har
ney County who made applica
tion for Game License for the
yeur '.Ml and failed to receive
h imo, p'ease notify me at once
stating when and to whom said
license fee was paid.
F. H. FAWCETT,
Deputy game warden,
Narrows, Ore.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cookies and
Doughnuts for sale at City Restaurant.
Additional Locals.
Blue Print. Inland Empire
Realty Co., Burn, Oregon.
Mrs. A. J. Irwin has been
the sick list this week.
The mid-winter examinations
of both the public and high schools
have been in progress this week.
Lost From the Hotel Narrows
a large leather suit case, with
tag J. (!. Beckley. Finder please
return to The Times-Herald office.
Rabbit bounty warrants are
being issued quite freely these
days and therefore the bunnies
are becoming that much scarcer.
I. L. Poujade was down from
his Cow Creek home the first of
the week visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Ira Davis, and attending to
some business,
Kodak films developed 10 cents
per roll, any size. Prints 5c each
All orders of 2 dozen prints films
developed free.
A. H. McLain,
Care of Sayer Studio.
Walter Anderson was over from
the Diamond section the first of
this week making proof on his
land, He was assisted by Dalla
Turner and his son Elba.
Phone Orders -For fat
young turkeys, alive or dressed.
to Willow Wind Farm,
J. W. Biggs, F. B. Howard,
Prop. Mgr.
Mrs. Wm. Stirling arrived honr.e
last Monday from Portland where
she spent the holiday vacation
period with her daughters. Mr.
Sterling was very happy to have
her home as he had been keeping
"batchelor hall" long enough.
Harry Danley accidently dis
charged his shotgun in the Burns
Hotel bar the other evening and
the charge of shot went out
through the front striking Roy
Vincent in the side of the face
and neck. The thickness of (he
walls prevented the charge to
penetrate deep but it was a nar
row escape. The victim was
taken to u physician at once and
although there are wounds from
the shot and splinters from the
wall he is getting along quite
well. Harry is generally a very
careful man with fire arms and
this will serve as a lesson to be
more careful in the future.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
The Times-Herald job depart
ment was called upon recently to
print invitations for the celebra
tion, of the golden wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Jameson at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
H. M. Horton, in this city, on
January 15.
It was, indeed, a happy com
pany that gathered at this home
last evening when this estimable
old couple were surrounded by
their children and their families,
it being the first time the entire
family had assembled together
for years. Four children were
present: Mrs. Lee Cnldwell, Mrs.
H. M. Horton, Mrs. Chas. A.
King and Grover N. Jameson.
Seven grand children and five
great-grand children, the four
generations being represented.
There were fifty-eight present,
all relatives. The venerable old
couple were the recipients of
numerous appropriate and costly
presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jameson have
resided in Burns since 1885 and
have made many friends during
this period who join in wishing
them many happy returns of the
day.
The rooms were decorated with
white carnations and chrysnthe
mums, gold and white being the
predominating colors throughout.
The place cards at the banquet
being hand painted in gold.
After tho banquet the evening
was spent in social converse,
music and recitations.
The following, written by the
aged mother of Dr. II. M. Horton.
was sent from her home in Cali
fornia and read during the even
ing: Fifty years ago today, when
Dad and Mother were blithe and
gay, they started together on
life's highway.
Uneventful the journey 'till
one dark night, a darling was
left by a stork in its flight.
So, one by one, they came to
the home, happy indeed that none
now roam.
Dad and Mother felt happy and
blest, as each little head was laid
on her breast.
Many changes have come with
the years; mingled with hard
ships, trials and tears,
But with earnest endeavor and
without repining, they find "each
cloud has its silver lining."
They've passed the rocks, the
swamps, the hills; the "River of
Doubts" and all such ills, by lov
ing and trusting each other.
More precious than gold is the
monument here, of children and
grand children assembled here.
May comforts surround them,
and all that are dear; and thus
they will welcome each coming
New Year.
January 15. 11)15.
No. 62M.
RMII "' ' rendition "' "
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP BURNS,
Intli Hal of Oregon, '' '
urn. IJi-iv Mill, UK.
aaooactl.
t.iaiii.nil Illimunla
overdraft!, leoured S.M6M
tna.-turril Neea
r n.inii to urure olreulitlen
ii it linniti to lenira V. . Depoilli
(par value) li,00000
n u lunula In itnii I'uital
Having! (pir veluei .... LOW 00 U.ouo 00
mil. i honrtil.i lertire poatal aivluu
in. nihil" mi bond! lor circula
tion .... 11,00000
niwl m rftirff f frrf oo
lioiulr., acurlllci, all, on band (other
than ilooii.l Ineludlng premium
on ntn
Htii.u-rlptlun to ilock ol fed-
ml itriervebeuk H.ouoou
I .,. amount unpaid 1,00000
Hauling bnuie 14,00000, turnllan
ami lUlur.i, ROM '
other Ural Kuala, ownad
Huo from Kadiral RaaarT! benk
mi., from approved renuved afanti
In . nliel reeervrclllai I l.itO 7
hoi' front itiprovid rvierve
Igealg lii otbar reierve Filial 79.4TI 14 71I.90H 4
Inn' from bintiaod banker!, oinir
III All I.UVI-I
i niialilii ilinokl andolbar caib Itomi,
UN 14; fractional ournucy, 1I.'J4
ciiiiki M bank! lu.lbe .'Mini olti or
i. i.i n ii rcporlni bank
Noiu of otiiit national bank!
Uwrti. MoNgv kwiii in
111
.!.. I.. mjmm
I ...! I, in In nolr. .... WOO .jri.BMItt
llt'ilituntlon fund wllb U. I. Treeour
r (.1 i" ' omi of circulation) 1,180 00
asMss
3,101176
it ixi on
1,000 00
I, .Ull 111
71, Ml M
t.ooouo
1.004 tl
"urn
1 140 00
MM in
li'17 M
'All 46
I.:i7. 00
J,'i,OUOU0
71.000 00
t.Vtitl
m.huooii
7.143 W
Tulll I471.4M 41
M11ILITII1
capital Hock paid In
iltirplui
I lutlvlded profit! H. 10071
I i rut rant lipeniee, lu
I'M. it. aad urn said . 3.M0.M
flrrulating BolM
DM Haukl and Bankan mtb.r
than above)
ticuiattd depeelti:
Imllvldule depoalti tub-
I" .luck . . J40,"J7i 11
certlflralM f Dapoelt dua
lu Icia tbin no dart loo.tai M
Certified cheek! am
I'aihlir'irhackiauiitaad.
lot l,4i'l
I 'ii Had Hiatal dapoalt 14, Ml 71
I'oiial ilt Inge dapolIU . MA I .'
Htate and muntelpe' da-
poeltl IMI0 40
I'linc Dcpcnlta:
Certlflealea of dapoalli dua ou or
IIii .loi
Total 1671.412 41
HTATK Of OREGON,!
I .ii NTT Ul lUHKlT.I
I. J. I. liault. I'aiblar of Iba aboil named
liana, do eulemuly iwaar that the abulia etele
mriit mi ua to tba boat of my kaowladfa and
belief
I. I kitll.l'ilLlir
I nrreel Alteel
II. M II...I..-,
i a linen
O. A. Havre
Lilraclori
riihcrlbad and iworn lo bafora mi thti"lh
day of January 1116.
bin riiuiiin,
s.ah Malary rnblla fororagan.
Additional Local.
JANUARY-FEBRUARY
Clearance Sale
BROWNS SATISFACTORY STOKE
Will offer during Jan. and Feb. a
large line of Quality Merchandise
at Reduced prices.
Remember when we advertise any
thing it is so and you know it.
There are lines that should be closed
out during Jan. and Feb. and we are
Solng to reduce such goods and offer
hem to you.
QUALITY FIRST
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N. BROWN & SONS
Burns, Oregon
Dr. Geo. G. Carl is prejiarcd
for special attention to all dis-1
eas of eye, ear and nose. Eyes
tested and glasses fitted. 50tf.
Notic. to Cradilort
Nolle It lnwliygl vim that tlm uinltr
aigntxl liii been duly uipoiDtsl mini in -litrator
ul tho eiUt. of Junm I "mail
i1omm), by tltit County ('curl ul tlm
SUU ol Oregon, 'or Harney, County
All prriom liming claim iigitiillt anl
aalata nra hereby nolilliil to DTI t
Item, duly verifli M by lw mniire.l,
to II. M. Horton, aJiiilnilralor. ul Ml
realdeBiv in Hurni, Harney County,
Oregon, or at the otllce of J. S. Cook
lila itloroay, lo Huron, Harney Connly,
Oregon, within i month" Ironi the I
late Ol tbll until-'-
Ha tail Ihli alat day ol November 1014.
J.B. OOOK, II. M. BOSTON,
Atlorn.y. Aduiiniatrator.
Catholic Church.
1. On Sundays and Holy days
of obligation Holy Mass with
sermon at 10 a. m.
2. On week days Holy Mass
at 6:30 a. in.
All other services, besides
those mentioned above will be
announced in church.
All invited and welcome to the
divine services.
Sick-calls promptly answered
at anytime. Religious informa
tion and instructions willingly
imparted at the Franciscan
Residence.
Cough Medicine for Children.
Never give a child a cough
medicine that contains opium in
any form. When opium is given
other and more serious diseases
may follow. Long experience
has demonstrated that there is no
better or safer medicine for
coughs, colds and croup in child
ren than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It is equally valuable
for adults. Try it. It contains
no opium or other harmful drug.
For sale by all Dealers.
BIG program tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ixila Miller has gone to
Portland where she will remain
for a time.
F. H. Fawcett. the game war
den with headquarters at Nar
rows, was in town this week.
Mrs. E. J. Newell and her two
sons Manny and Todd were up
from their Dog Mountuin home
during the week on business.
Estrayed A brown mare bran
ded H on left stifle also smull Ml
dim under it; black on hind legs
to stifle with a little white at hoof
right hind leg. One spring mare
colt dark, shows signs of gray;
white streak in face; has halter
on; branded FH on left stifle.
One filly, coming two. chestnut
sorrel, tale notched; white streak
in face, small for age; branded
FH on left stifle. A liberal re
ward will be paid for the recovery
of these animals. Information
may be given Sheriff Goodman
or G. F. Hartwell, Riley, Oregon.
Hay stacks are disappearing.
More snow ans some cold wea
ther, it being four below last
night.
Mad coyotes are becoming
rare as we haven't had a scare
reported all week.
De p snow in the mountain is
responsible for the uncertain
hour of arrival of mails.
Fred Otley and his son Henry
have been in town this week,
having come in on account of the
operation performed on Mrs.
Otley.
Wanted By man and wife
place on farm or stock ranch by
month or year. Address 1438
W. 6 St., J. H. Hankins, Eugene,
Oregon.
Notice to Stockholder!.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of Harney County
Fair Association will be held in
Hums on Monday, Feb. 8 for the
purpose of electing a board of
directors for the year and trans
act any other business as might
come before the meeting.
J. M. Dalton Pres.
Sick Heaaacke.
Sick headache is nearly always
caused by disorders of the stom
ach. Correct them and the peri
odic attacks of sick headache will
disappear. Mrs. John Bishop of
Roseville, Ohio, writes: "Abouta
year ago I was troubled with in
digestion and had sick headache
that lasted for two or three days
at a time. I doctored and tried a
number of remedies but nothing
helped me until during one of
those sick spells a friend advised
me to take Chamberlain's Tablets
This medicine relieved me in a
short time." For sale by all
dealers.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
UxlTID HT4TK Lam "I I I
Hurni, oraiun, Jaunai ;. in I I
Nntlia ii i.rrrii) (iTrn tbat Niu..i. heialter,
af Anilrawi, tirafun, wbo, on May I Ifn9,mada
llom.il.ad rntr), No OrWOS. fur N VI '. "r. ,
luwinhlp 16 liuuib. Rania lu Kaal, fTtllamitta
lite Merldlao, liaa glad nolle., ol li.nn
Uenuiteake Ptnn Bvi yar .i...,f :.,;
claim to ilia laud abova draerllHr'l, before
ueo. A. rJmflli. lr..O a CoiiiiiiIiIi.i,ii at In
uttea at Andrewi, oreaou, on the !6tb del ol
fabruary. I11&.
Claimant uanil al wltntta
Jacob Tbomavn, cbaa. Turuar, Nerntiu
Huffman. Kdwird Carlton . all ol ii'lrcMt.
Oregon.
a r .iit. iii't'Lu-i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rNITKIi T M ft AMI ( I M I ,
Murus. OMQMi January.', ttl
Nutlrs la licrsbv ilvrntlitt JiimK V.kit
f HsiDey, Oiftfof), who. uti lnn rin U r l " .
MIIDNIMa Kllirjr, 0 U.1VM, inr .',',. --
tluo U,ToWDStilb J3 H , l(stigV K . W liUm. !!,
Msrlillsn sasfllsd nolle of lutrntlnti i. ntah
final Ov yrar proof to rsULllau elala lotbsj
Jssd sbovs dsarriU'd. before Um Kltrr aixl
kscslTsrsl tiMrtia, orrgoa, on ibi- 1Mb dtti '
Fsbrusn. i..'.
rlfclssftiit usinra aa wltnesasa
KUrr Bttekuii'l and J . I. Lowe, Km th ..r Hnr
aF. Ortton. Limits Vlcksra, of mi i.i,..i,
Ursgon. Hubrrt lr lug, of Han. .7, Oruon
n m. faaai. iti-gnirr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'
UMITIH BTATKH LAMB UKFICK.
lurui, Oragou, January 14, l ,l
Motli'a Ii beraby ilvm ll.at I'atar Millar, ..I
alelea. Oregon, w bo, ou JumMi. 1V11 nmi Ju.
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
Now on. Call and see the big
reduction in prices. Listing
of goods will appear in this
space next week.
County warrants taken at
par in trade.
My general line of
WINTER GOODS
Is Complete
A. K. Richardson
General Merchandise
Agt. Buick Automobiles
.etfsaassssgssss
aapac
No UMl-0'.i, for BWUNK4, Nl,NK',. hi.
M'ltS. I',Sv larllon Al X . I(iif.. II.
Wlllauirtta Marldlan, baa riled nollra ol In
lantlon to mala final tbraa yaar proof toeatab
llib rlalu to tba laud abovr degerlbetf, befon
tlaorgi A. Hraylli, tl. H. Coiumlleioiii i al hi
omt-a at Andrewi, Oragou, on 111 .oil, .ii,,.,i
Fabruary. I11&.
Claimant naum ai wltnaaiai :
Hufui tiaoria, J. U. Riliadi, Oliver MeCarly,
John Mi I ,-ai. all ..in.-lit. Orpgou;
WM. ai Itrglmn
Fair Feed Yard
GRAIN OF ALLMKINDS
Timothy, Alfalfa and Red Top Hay
Baled Hay For Sale
Froo Camp House and.Feeding Privileges in Corral
or Barn. Customers Care For Own Stoek.
W. A. GOODMAN, Adjoining Fair (.round
Uurai Lilt No. til
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
1) niTiii Mr Tn l.ai, tlrrn i, I
Harm. Oregon, Novimber A), 11141
Noilt'u It bireby given thai tba Nortbarn
I i.riili' Hillwar Company, whole noat. ofAre
a.lilii'ii It Hi. I'aul, kfluntaota. baa tbll Ailh
day of Novimber 1114, file In tblioffli'i litap
I'll, ntloii toaalect uudar tba provliloaiof tba
i i oi i .ii.. i. annrovad July I, UM (aoHtat .
iiMV. l-i'JUl
NWiHWirlei'. W.Towuiblii'rtnoulb, Hauge
an Kail, w M. 4U.0O.
Barlal No. trvMi
Any ind all naraoni claiming adversely tbi
tin di di'iurltiad. or deilrlbed to oblaot bevaeae
i.l tin- mineral rharaotir ol tha land, or auy
otbar reagea, lo tbe dlinoial lo anpiuaut,
himld fllu their affidavit! of proleat In ttili
nii'ti, nuor bafora the Uih day of January,
mlr).
Wi. ram. HegtiUr.
tl-.-Ki Burn! 133 I. lit No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
l'NITl HTATK I.AMi ul I I. I . I
Hurni, Oregon, Novemlwr lerS, 1.14.1
Notice Ii hereby given tbat tha Korlheri
faclfle Hallway Coinpauy, whoav juiat offln
ad.li.4i Ii Ht. I'aul, Uluui'iota, liaa tfili .'.li'l .!
of November 1114 riled lu Mill onTcelleai.tiln n
tion to aalacl undirlha nrovtiioui.it tlioaii
ol Congrria. aptirtivad July I, liw :to gtal. '
130 ea eitaudad by tbe Act ef Cotigrt-tui up
R roved May 17. 110,
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NW Hoc. 10 HKV.NW'.. He. IV HW'.NK'..
aSURWt.Her I7,lnt9 Her. Ml. T. 9V H. li
lt, lot Tl. Hrr. J. HKkHKt. Har 4. T :t H . It
Seal w M.
Harlel No. u,-,:
Any and ell neraoue rlalmlug adVergelj tbi
landi dairrliird, or dealrlug to oblecl neeauei'
ol the yioetel rharacterof the and.oren;
other reaeoti, lo the dlinoial lo n.,li,.aii i .
bOBld file lli.lr aflldavlli til protect in !
office, on or brtore the 1Mb day ol Juuuni),
1111.
We. K.ihi, Hi, I. In
CITATION
IN TUB COUNTY COUKT titS' THK
8TATB OK OHKOON I'Olt ll,l
NKY COUNTY.
In the metier ol lite l.itatr 1
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A. O. I. y noli, ducoeeeil
To Mary Ann. (ircen, Murtlia A.
afeUrlfl, Jnn. Kergtiruti, Julitt II. Hut rill
Kloreiiie I.. Illnn, 0. ('. Kiiiiiklin,
William Irenkliii, J. 1.. l'ruiikliii. hihI
A. W. Franklin. IIHKKTINU:
IN THK NAMK ()! II IK Hl'.VTK
OK OltEOON, you are hereby rii...l ittul
(
We have s complete stock of
Seasonable Goods
Come and see the great variety
Everything
For Eveiybody
CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDERS
The Burns Department Store
Mm h. l.i). Mat No.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
i l mi illtil lu.liliolttra lliantillra
I tinilrr Ihe inm lloui ol tin art
Itl'ITOI I'll .1 111 V 1 . iMiH.ilMI.I ul
i .ii ii. I'M, in I,., I by I ho ml ol Cultural! auarui-
,NK'. K., tluti 4, town
ol Not iiiil.
II. ,11 to hi I,
ll I'l.llill.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NIIKIi ITATKH I. AND orriOBl
nrni, Oregou, J.nuiry 14, mil. I
Nutre ll bireby given that Halph Cattiraon.
of Vunitor, oregou, who onjunell, itroi.anu
ii. . .iiiiMi w, I vi J reepeetliely, wade Home
lean -.Miuriaa, no. onii-ur4g7, for a
NK'.HK1., Hoc. , WMNWK, W
' Million '.'. 'loi.ualilp 'J' Houili. Itauai
ail. WlllemelU Meridian, be! gled
I.
ilerldleu, bai
o make final At
to tha land aha
aarlbed, before kegleter and Heeelvar, al Hutu.
Oreguu, on tbe 1Mb der el rebruery. Hit.
tiatmaniuameaee wtin
nolloa ol litteutlon to make final live year
l root, to aaiauuin rtaim to mi nua enove oe
Atuiiteed K Hrown eed Anna rown,both
nieve Beawaerd of cord.
'.on rrluaeton, lira
A . nibg, K.,i,i,f
oiVouator. Oregon, eteve leewee
Uriguu, Wood gaatiiy.ee frluaeti
regou.
I mi mi kt.tbi I.ihd ornci, i
Hurni. Orag.0, November 14, 1114 I
ll. i' i. Ii..ili ulvuii that th North....
a . .1,1 ... I'H'i'li- IIiiiIim.) i "iiitiaiiy. uhoaa ikhi ofbee
required to appear In lite ( hiiiiIv I'nurl eddti'ii la hi l-mil Muiu..aota.hai thli Whtlef
m a m .. ul ,it.,i ,.,.. inn i ... , ..ami i au a .a -
ol Uregon, lor llaniny t iiiinly, al tin
Court Koom thort ol at lltnii , in tin.
Ooutity ol Harney on Wetliirniluv II,,
tltlnlay of January, 10IR ul 1(1 oVItu k in
th. lorenonn ol that day to llitut uml
theie aliow caii-e, II any iiniat, vliy ilm
Judge ol th. County Court, nhouM not
leeus an order In hi'II thu (olltiwlng tin
crllied real property, to-wil :
Iotl I, 4 and fi ol Section x uml lot
biidlhe NWU ( Hie HW4 of Siitioii
9, In towuihlp 27 H., Ketige SO K. W. M.
containing 100 at-rel morn or Inn.
WITNESS: Th. llonoruulo (irunl
Thorn paon , J ml go ol tlm ( 'tiu 1 1 ty 0g4jrl
ol th. Stale ol Oregon, fur llm C.iiniv
ol Uarney with the Soul of fuiil Conii
afBitxl tlii. lit It day of NovsmbfW A
II. 1914.
ATTEST:
It. T. Hughel. Clerk.
Ily O. N. Jauirion, Ikeputy Clark
lw)
.Say thore's going to be some
rood pictures at Tonawama this
week.
14IUI)
y
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Ml,i ' il. iul SKi.lK', Hr. 17,
um ii.ini ,.i. nouiii, oMiig.i ii.'i, Kaal, w. M
oi ml No. OMtt
tnyabitall i , Uituing advanely the
laudi il, , lined, or ilralrlng toobjerl Uerauae
"i in.' in mi i ii i I'haraolirel the laud, or any
Ml1 'aioii loth.. illiiiltoiiilnant,ahould
nil-iln-ii niiiiliniii ol I'loliat lii thia offlre, ou
or hi 'lino I In- ith .1,1) i.l January, ivit
. Cakhi. Regliter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i Ni I KObTATM LAND orKIl'g,
Hum. Ogfguil, Hati'mber 10, 1114.
Notice ii hereb) given ihat Hart A Haulltou
ol llll.), tin ,.ii., who, on July -ja. lMg, made
' "I lnlii. No. ll'J-Jtl. for Ngt.NWt,
a), Towuihlp a a,
II ,- I wlllamille Marldlatt. haa fllad
n, .ii..' in liii.iiiioii to make dual five year
I'ronf, lo ratabllatl i-laliu to the laud above da
i ni.. .I i .i i. M ,. Hi,- iirglairr aud Ketialvir, at
Hurni, Oregon, ou ihu imh day ef Jauuarf llll
Cluiiniinl naiiit.i a tvltuaaaai:
I tleotgu v , ii'iaoit Collier. Roherl J. Willi,
ii. it., a A. nibble, Augual W. Xoalmaeu
I II. II.. ,1 A. IUI.1,1
Jul Ml.), me.ou.
!5t
Wat. run .igami
Final Settlement of Account.
In the Connly Ooorl ,. ,u sinle of Or
egon (or llimioy Cninnv
In tht inutio, tl,,, H( jh HU(, (U
meut ami oatato ol Sam,,, Knatli, Ja
ceatejj. Nolle ia b.reby uivi n ll.at th, un.Ur.
liigurd ex.culor .,( tl, ttbt wm gha
' teitamnnt .,t Ut I I, . .
....in,., i.iint'ii, unceggen,
hae tiled In tliml a,, unit bffja (J Ly
law retuired, hihI that llio ,tli ia nauirJ
court haieotlha iiih day of .lautuiry,
1915, at 10 o'.lotk If, a, ,,e ,
houteat llurtiH, OrgflOO, us lite time and
placlor the hearuiK ,, objeclione to
aid dual aif.uiiit an, I tl,,, euttlement
therm.l, any ami all peraoM htviug
objaclloui llifrolo uuiht j' ,,
with Ihe clerk of mti, I r,,, f. I V.
aalil .Ian ...! al S 1
4-n. u,g SUU lllllt- ke
First publU ulit.n iH if I
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