TheTimes-JJerald
Hen Th t-rset CtrmUllon Of Any
Neweppr In Haracjr Carnal.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS. 111
Local News,
Tonawama, tonight.
S. .- The Vogue" hats at Clin
mn's Hat Shop.
.1, miii' v. rum inompson was a
business visitor yesterday.
Meet me at the Burns Hotel
That's the central place in town
All kinds of grain including
wheat at Lunaburg Dalton & Co.
A revival meeting is in progress
at the Baptist church this week.
Bicycle for sale. Inquire P. 0.
box No. t57, Harriman. Oregon.
Thos. Mutton has been trans
acting business in this city dur
ing tho week.
Good long keeping winter cab
bage in anv ipiantity at 1 cent per.
pound.- Frank King.
Mrs. S. F. Button lias been in
town this week, having accom
panied her son Tom over from
Wagontire.
Barley Ic Rolled Barley lie
Oats lie. Sacks IOVj. Orders
tilled .at above prices for cash
only. N. Brown & Sons.
Frank Johnson has returned I
from Crook county where he had !
been on business for the Oregon
& Western Colonization Co.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR S S SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
l---.pl Perno- n hmlhpr nf Mra - teittay.
J. L. Gault of this city, is over
from his home at Paisley on a
visit. Mr. Conser is cashier of
the tank at Paialey.
James Donegan has gone to
California. He stopped in Port
land en route and got his name
Statement Of Tho Condition
Of The
First National Bank
of Burns
At the close of business September 2nd, IBIS.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $348,896.01
U. S. Bonds 06,000.00
Bonds and Securities 66,878.08
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 8,904.92
Five per cent Redemption Fund 2,600.00
CASH 96,00.61
$674,796.62
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 60.000.00
Stupid.; and Undivided Profits 66,849.68
Cireulation 60,000.00
DEPOSITS 417,648.94
$674,798.62
Capital and Surplus SIOO.OOO.
United States Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
C. W. Lewis was in town yea-
Mrs. R. R Sitz was in the city
this week.
Stop at the Burns Hotel when
in town. Best service.
I still have some good golf
shirts at 3 for $1.00 -I.Schwartz.
Best of care given patients st Piano for sale. Inquire P. 0.
Mrs. Fireoved's maternity hospi-1 box No. 67, Harriman. Oregon.
tal- J Opening of fine line of Fall
Frank Catterson and Dick I and Winter hats at Clingan Hat
ni!v u.-.-r(- ui from Iawtn the onop.
in the paper, telling the Journal !,.... Aav wM u u u.d i. umt.j
i w vvaavB j mi. ii. 114. iiunuu in icuviliu
Tom Vickers was in the city aufferin w'th - of tonsi.
few days this week visiting his ,,tte
daughter, Mrs. Wid Drinkwater. Carrots lc, cabbage 2c., beets
ilC turnips I c. onions 3 c.
that we are ready to help Mr
Strahorn or anyone else who will
give us transportation.
Barley lc.
Rolled Barley lie.
Orders
for cash
Amos Oldfield.
We had a little sprinkle of rain
last Wednesday evening but not
enough to do any good.
Geo. Smyth and wife
were
Next Sunday morning Dr. Ben
sun will oreach from the theme.
Man doth not live by bread alone, j Oat lie Sacks 10c.
u i. . o.irimal hinr and i filled at above prices
needs divine communion. The
communion will be administered
at the close of the service. The
collection for the day will be our
annual contribution to the cause;- nv . sturrBuckland
of home missions. The public
is invited to these services. Mrs- Miller will take orders
for the Palmer Garment Co.. or
Sam King called this office . enjcag0. Sample book now on
over the phone the fore part of h,nii at tho Schwartz store.
the week for inf ormanion res- 0111 Harry Williams and wife were
pecting a valuable mare which he j Barley lc. Rolled Barley lie. ; jn from thejr gi,ver Creek home
described as having broken down Oats He. Sacks 10c. Orders for jy, j, wwk RimtB
only. N. Brown & Sons.
Supt. Hamilton and family
ill in t..u.n lh first Of this
week. They were accompanied over 'rom Diamond Monday to
uut-iiu wit? cumem oiar rnapirr.
W. 0. Best and wife took their
departure the first of the week
for Baker where they will spend
the winter with relatives.
Good barley ground at Chas.
Wilson's.
Geo. S. Miller and son were in
Wl tin' cits Wdniuliiv
Dry cleaning and pressing at
the Burns Steam laundry. 4tf.
I still have some good golf
shirts at 3 for $1.00 -I. Schwartz.
Mr. Rhodes was a visitor from
tho Drewsey section during the
week.
SAY I Have you seen our New
Mackinaws? -Williams-Zoglmann
CIo. Co.
P. J. Gallagher, who was at
tending circuit court, returned to
his home at Juntura Tuesday.
A new consignment of hats
and Ostrich feather boas hnve
been received at the Clingan Hat
Shop.
Judge Biggs adjourned court
Tuesday and took his departure
for his home at Ontario tho same
evening.
John Gilcrcst, who has been
suffering from pneumonia, is re
ported much improved by his
physician.
II. M. Morion and Nollie Reed
are absent in Bend taking inven
tory of the stock of drugs they
recently purchased.
Mrs. John Gilcrest arrived here
from her home in California the
first of this week to bo at the
sick bed of her husband.
Barley lc. Rolled Barley lie
Oats lie. Sacks 10c. Orders
filled at above prices for cash
only. -N. Brown & Sons.
Mrs. Pearl Fisk has accepted a
position as teacher in a school just
this side of Riverside and has
gone over to assume her duties.
J. J. Heinz and his son were in
the city Tuesday to assist Carl
Herzog in making proof on his
homestead.
The new Victor Ladies Tailor
ing style book and samples for
fall and winter have arrived.
Call and see them at the Clingan
Hat Shop .before ordering else
where. .
Mrs. A. K. Richardson and
Mrs. H. J. Hansen arrived home
last Saturday from an extendi d
visit with relatives and friends
in Utah.
Mrs. Dave Defenbaugb under
went an operation at the Cum
mins hospital last Wednesday.
Her physicians report her recov
ering satisfactorily.
Wilson's Creamery Butter at
Hn trey's.
-rr ; - -r
Williams Bros, have all kinds
of rough lumber for sale at their
mill lf miles noil h of Minns on
the c inyoti City ro
i . 1 s. i 1. ii aiaounl f
dry-kind sweet clover and alfal
fa seed.-W. H. Howard, Drew
sey, Oregon. 47-50
Recommendn Chamberlain Cough
Remedy.
iturs nml all kinds of grain
am) hay lor sale. Phone
Henry Valjajaore.
Rolled barley, wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. - W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Bundles for the Steam Laund
ry can be left at the Capital and
and Star barber shoos.
.,.,,. , "L t winter I used a bottle of
Mrs. J. W. Biggs entertained ri..k ui- rvi, i....,-,u.
the Presbyterian ladies' Aid at tf a bad ,)ronchja, aiB.h, I
her suburban home Wednesay r.i. i. Knii ..,,. i,,il
Jaftemoon. ti nnj !,, 1 t.,i ii,,wK.l
First class potatoes $1 per 100, the bottle I was cured. I never
Car lots delivered at Riverside, tire of reccomending this
Junturn and Brogan. Caldwell remedy to my friends,"
Potato Growers. 1 writes Mrs. William Bright, Ft.
The Juntura Times says that Wayne. Ind. For sale by all
P.J. Gallagher and family con-, dealerfl-
template moving from that town - !r
to Ontaria to make their home. I NoTICK
' . ...... 'TJZ.S.
The Burns Hotel is the head
quarters for all when in town.
Good table service, clean rooms
and accommodating attendants
Local hunters have leased the
Adam George property for hunt
ing purposes and hereafter the
gate will be locked. The tract
has been placed in the hands of
Federal Game Warden Triska who
will look after it Trespassing
will be prohibited and people arc
warned not to go upon the prem
ises. J. W. Shown met with a very
painful accident Thursday in
which he had his foot almost
pulled of by getting it caught in
the spokes of a wagon. The bon
es in his leg and ankle were bad
ly broken and he will consider
himself lucky if he isn't a cripple
for life. Dr. Griffith reduced tfie
fractured bones and Mr. Shown
is doing as well as could be ex
pected under the circumstances.
FOR IMIIII.IIIATION
UHITM) HT.TKS I. Nil OKFU'R. 1
Ilium. OnVguii, Cri.l.'ml.iT Id. Imr I
Nollc-e U hereby given lael I li.iruli.n Hllioli,
of burn,, oragoii. a bo, on July 1 1 . lew, mml,
II. , i.-b-I Kolijr , NuwllM.roi NW, .' "ami
NgU Hrf-tloti le, lnttllltilli J SuUlb, Kangtt
- n.. nniai
ill tlltf litlllll I
v ' a Ii 1 I , Ii cI.Iid
Xik-'i, b-iurc hiimibu r ani nm nvn.ti ttunii,
(I'D. mi iha 'nth i1 ill ti lobar, Itle,
mill UirlMi.li, liu tllnl niillia
uMiili-iitliiii to itiakf final iliitKiymr tiroof, to
the lami aiiovt cit
Claimant iiamaaaa altn
"lerherg. Ham II-run.A I'. Vollrarr, all
aXNarrowa, ori'ion. c. II. Mbrea, o( lul.-i,
unto
W. I'aaar, KaglMcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITKII RTATK I.ANH OltfOI
Hume, iiri'iroti, Si-iiletnbar !, 1 'I
N lira la hvrrl.jr'givtn thai Henry t. I'rnrinee,
I Jill 14, l''H.
IU, V. , Willam
of iiitrlitliill to
m a k a final Cold mutation 1'ioof to fatalilUb
i laliu lo ili Ian j above itrarrllioil, before llpg
later auii Karelver. at Burn., oh-kuii. on the
tmh iter of in i.ii'.'i, IM..
;ialmatit nameaaa wltneeaei:
Mariano iiil, . loil iObngon i.oiu of l.aaen.
Oreeen llanrf c. Htiw-h. KUwarl lli-nl, Uitb
of tturoa. oiegoti,
Wa. fatl. lli'uldlir.
ifl Igneii, ' 'I' atMi, n ll".
made llon..-.la4 Kntrv, No 0711J1 for HKI4.
Kai'.Ki. iuwuaui(tia , xaatae
ell Mailman, 11 aa niaa ootit
in the hind uurters. He was
told it indicated the dumb para
lytic rabies and to watch the ani
mal as she might bite other ani
mals or some one who was min-:-i
!! in her His son Frank
was in Wednesday and informed ,nv"
us the mare had died the night
at above prices for cash
N. Brown & Sons.
filled
ouly.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ $ $ t SAFE " ACCOUNTS
There will be a meeting of the
. .. v. -1 .!. -....,.
r, .i !,. fif .i f wnij ladies or Burns ai me ut.j
f If 1 I irH ai II I HIT I 1 1 U(aB a w 1
rabies. This is the first instance
of rabies in this vicinity for a
t if... nA inAlnato that Wf
are yet to contend with this de- j Economics Club. All interested
iriiptivp maladv. ' tuimwij .....-
High School on Friday. October
22. at 3:00 P. M. for the purpose
of organizing a community Home
CORSETS!!!
I have just received my new line. The largest and
most complete ever shown in Burns. The celebrated
line manufactured by
WARNER BROS.
The list following give, just a slight idea of the stock
Rust Proof Corsets
Red Fern
Brassiere M
Perfection Waists
" Skeleton Waists
Sanitary Belts
$1.25 to $3.50
5-00
65c.
35c.
65c.
1.00
25c.
25c
The merit of Warner Bros, Cor$eU
are too well known to require any
extended mention. This it simply
to let you know that the above men
tioned good are here, and you are
cordially invited to come into the
tore and inspect them.
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
Hasonlc Buildln. - - " 0ron
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Bardwell.
District Attorney Cozed of
Grant Coutny came over Wednes
day afternoon tp have some
shooting. He was accompanied
over by his daughter, Miss Haz
el The special prices quoted each
week in the ad of the Home
steaders' & Farmers' General
Exchange Store in this paper are
interesting. Have you been
reading them?
The following were granted
citizenship papers at the recent
term of circuit ceurt: Henry C.
Busch, Joseph H. Cronin. James
Young. John Kusek. Margre'.
Briggen, Car) Hersogg, Wm.
Crozijir.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caldwell are"
preparing to go to the homestead
to remain for a short time. Mrs.
Caldwell finished picking apples
on the residence lots in this city
yesterday afternoon and brought
some fine specimen to this office.
Agents Wanted To represent
The Iafoliette u,rscry Co.
Trees grown in Central Oregon
4000 feet elevation and without
irrigation. Best trees for Cen
tral Oregon. Everybody wants
them. Write for particulars.
Theodore Hubbard, Box 72.
Prineville, Oregon.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway,
a grand pioneer woman of this
state, died at her home in Port
land last Sunday. She was wide
ly known and held In high esteem
by people all over the state. For
years she was an ardent advocate
of equal suffrage, prominent in
educational and other subjects.
She was a sister of the late Har:
vey Scott, whp was editor of the
Oegonian,
P.IS, Welttenhlller left Mon.
day for a short business visit to
out side points. He went out to
confer with some parties who
contemplate taking over quite a
bis lot of his land holdings in
this vicinity. Mr. Weitenhiller
demonstrated the success of dry
farming this season on some of
1. a . IL Ji -.ZLl.J. f.
his deyeppea, upq, wnwa
tetter crop than he expected.
I
Team of gray work geldings
weight 1200 and 1400 pounds,
good set work harness, 31 inch
LewiB wagon, if sold soon $175.
Will sell separate. Inquire at A.
S. Swain ranch. lawen. Oregon.
Chas. Brittingham has return
ed from an outing in the moun
tains and resumed his position
with the Burns Hardware Co.
Chas. said he went out after a
bear but found tliiru syiio
Four hogs, two red and two
sandy in color, were taken up by
me about the first of the month;
were found in my garden. Own
er prove property, pay expenses
and take animals. C. H. Mc
Pheeters,
H. S. Woolley, who was active
in locating much ground having
potash and other deposits in this
vicinity.a few weeks ago. has rc-
tured from a business trip to out
side points where he attempted
to interest capital.
The projecting machine used at
Tonawama has become a source
of annoyance to the management
as it has become somewhat worn
and is the cause of frequent in
terruptions that spoils the good
effect of the pictures, therefore
it has been decided to install a
modern machine of the very best
type. The feature pictures that
have been shown in this house of
late have been high class and
much appreciated but the pro
jecting machine has annoyed.
Tonawama is to be renovated in
every detail with new plaster
and tinted a restful color.
The manager of this great re
ligious weekly has as much per
haps more experience in build
ing railroads than any other in
dividual in Harney county, since
he has been building railroads
regularly once a week for 25
years; therefore the delegation of
boosters that went to Portland
the other day to confer with
President Farrell was rather in
sistent that he be one of the
part. He would liked to Have
gone aa ho is ready to make most
anysualllce, even to not Oeing
choice In his company that will
bring about the desired result.
but the regularity of the issues of
this paper is a matter that is given
his first consideration, in the ab
sence of any one to take his place
in the office he had to forgo the
pleasure of sccompaning these
public spirited citizens to Portland
to see what can be done toward a
railroad to Burns,
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 0:30 a. m.
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
Reaideaeo,
Christian Science Church.
Christian Scientists will hold
there services at the Presbyter
ian Church, Sundays at 8 P. M.
Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School at 1 :30 p. m. Read
ing Room at room No. 6 Masonic
Building 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
come to come during those hours.
Serial No. 0MM
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I Mill) hTATUI LAND orrK'K,
Hurne, oreifin,ffw.lemDer u, ivl.'i.
Nutli'iila lirrabr gfven thai alary llaaluii, bv
il ri. Mi i..-.Hl. her Attorney .o fact, (be I'uet
'iil.i- K'f.li... of Allorni'y In Ka'-t, brlnx
Aetiirla, Ortaon. baa tbia ititi ilay of rteuteuv
'. i l ! Ill"l in tbla offlt-e her aiillrallun )
Wet't iiii-i- r i ha provleloi.eof in- arteal on
Ki'-a .i't"W't Jul) 1. IMMiaueiei , WJ. awi.aa
1'ltul.il.MI . I hi- art nf rniitfriai atifrnvi-U Me)
IT. IMn,
- .ii. l.-aiiihlp JiH. K. .11 Kaet.W. W
Si.ilh nf Malhnir l.ak.-l
Any anil all tereoiil rlalinliiK a-lvert.'ly Ibr
iftinU iliaitllnal, or deelrlna to ubKrt litvetiee
f the luliii-nl rheravterof the Ja.ii l, ur auy
al loaiiiln anc.ehoulil
ill day of Nnveiiiher.
Wn Kaa Kacialer
that roaeou u. thedlepuealioajiiilii an
I : 1.H..1 iu llil.
11 .V.velilher. 1MB
III,' their atlldat lie o
ii before tb- n
IB
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r MTenHTiTeal.mii Orrn ,
Hume, Oregon, October ti. 'U5,
Ni.ili'i' Ik hereby given Iket lUareuie A feeler,
uf llarrluian, liraioii, who, i.ii January t imv
iim.li IniiiiFeleail inlry No uiu;n, fur W!,h", (
II, Twp. 'ii H.. Sanaa xi Kaat, v niemiii uei
nliaii, hae filad uotloe of Inteutlouto make
final nve-var nroof, to eetablleh rial in
i.i the land alK'ie di-eurlbed, latfore Hieieirr
and It.'i'fivfr. at burin, tlrngou, uii tin- ivih day
.if .Nieriiibr IMS
t'leliiiaul uaim-e at wllneeef
Mil., i iin, . a. l'4uiou, f-rant Inn. .
Hebo I i'. Ileliif, all o lleirlman, Ureaon.
W a Kabki. ReflMet
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t NITKHHTATKS I ANDllKKIt.'K. (
Hume, oregou. October I.'. I'M'i I
Niiilr.i la hereby giviu ihai I'vler f. Heine,
of llii.Tliiieii.nregoii, v ho. oi. in lelu-i '.'t, I'.ilJ,
uia-K' II u in r .1. ..I
notk:k for publication
I'MTKIiHTATKiil.ASIKlKKIflt, I
Hurne, Otegon.HepUnibvr If.. IMS. I
'-"Hn' Ii hereby ln n that l.litle W. Mi'lrhrr,
il fin ei-y , uii-Kou, who. on June 17. IVI0. and
Man Ii 1.1'H ', Ineilr hulM l.'a.l i n Irlra SiHMMO
urT r.-alK-itttrl). for Lute I. I, , HWUNKU.
HKi,N',. S'K'.-H',. SWl.KBU, Xecllon ,
loanilill .ViH., Kange fit B., M lllaiuelte Merl
'Han. hu filed n-itir.' uf lui.-uilou to meke
filial Sto year I'roof, in eetablleh clalni to
the lend ebotedt-erriUd, before C. K Tiiil.- Ii.
r. a. f'fMiiralsaliinrr, at hleuffli-e at Urckley,
Urt-gou, on ib- 19th day of October, IMA.
ruiuiaiil oauii-a eg wltnaaeee:
I'rr-y l-oarr. Haryan i iunr, i.rorge '. Ken
kin end I'ora I'. Ilankin. all of lltxk ley. ore
gnu Wn. r.aag. Kagleler.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
t'MTicn itatsh i.Affp orriiK,
Hurne, Oregon, rabr 14, I9IA-
Nt.il.-e Ii borvbjr given that Any Van Horn,
ufj llaritiuao, Orvgoa, bc ou Abrll 17.1912.
usMl lluinmlratl K11I7, Ho.OW7l.tur NWIj,
He-rlfmi M, lowoslilp .4 H-nitb, Katijfi M Ki
Wtllatntt.' MailJtan, baa A(4 But lit
of Intaiitlon to iiiakw final Ibn-c year utot, to
fatal. Mil. claim u tb land anovt Jeariba-I.
bafuro Kilatr and Krcalvrr, at Hurnft. u
Vi. i, .1, di. tmb dar of Octubt-r, ff&
rUlu.mil uaitire aa m lliiraata
WIIiUm II iMituni. Juliti J lUlna. Harry
V. TbiuimvH I. I. tan Hum, all of llatn iiiaii.
IJHfSjMl
Wtt.FARHK. Raglairr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED ttTATRrt LANPOrflCK
Hum, Orefon, bt-ntvinbrr it, l -i
Neiiie lsboroby aivpft that William II. Tbiiu
i'i.si'1 Harriman, Urv-fon, bo. oil July 6, I'M.
madv HottirkU ad Kritry No. ta'.-u, lot hsV'.
notUou I), TowuhMp ii m. Kanr sa K. Hn
lamt'ltr MarldUti, Uat iill iiuioa of ltituntioii
lo make final (brer jrsr prmif, to viialiilsh
rial as l tbv laud ilsm dfarrlbod, hvtntv Hrg
latvr ami Kacflv.'r, at Hurnp, Orogoti, on tba
Miii lay ol Oetobcr, ii -.
t'Ulmant aamctaa arlmatati
Amy Van Horn. i. I.. Van Horn. J.bu J.
Helm. Harry W. Thlmmra, Harriman, Oii'koii.
WM. r-AaHR. Itrfiatrr
THE PROGRESS
of this bank, from its establishment
ensny years ago, has been one of
marked substantiality, the result of
a conservative, well directed progres
sive banking policy. Your account
invited.
Harney County National Bank
Burns. Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE
Progress with Safety
UNITED STATES
Depositary
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uarrgo STiTga I.iKi. urri.a. I
linrue.Orrgun, t.-inher II. IMM
Noll.-c le hereby glvi u that Julian Man r. of
Narr-iM. Or.'goii. who. no Alii It a. I'.I'J. mad.'
Il.iiinatoaii Kntry, No. OAefet, lor l.ola . I, ec.
I.. '.( lt.Ntt'.N'4.H..r.al.Twi..Ja
- .Kengi- '."', K . Willamette Meridian, bae filed
nuilre nf iiiieoitiiu lo make Dual tbree-yenr
I'roof. to i-atabllMli claim lo Iha lend aluive de
ecribed, before KeglMcr and Hecelver. at
Hurue. Oregon, ou the Iwlh day of October lvlA
tMalmant iiaiu.-eaa wltureera.
Clifford Oroueback, William J. Dunn, It I..
flaee, John Kuerek ail of Narrow e. Oregon.
Wn. Iai. Heglelrr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rwiTKUHTATa;laNutrni;it, I
Il urns, Oregon, druirmUr in, iwlv
Sotlt-e It btreby mi.vii tbat Huvb fvrrlgan,
oi Narrow, (rratfon, who, on OHober 7,
lrl'.', malu Hom.ti-a1 Kntry No. unaA3, lor
NW,, Mvsttoa t, iownehlp -7 K. tiauia' 1
K., WlllaiiH'tte Meridian, ba'l nud noiiraof in
tention to wait a final thrre-jear I'roof to a
lal'llili i laltu to the lan alora tliarllKHl be
lora Raglftier and Kirelver, at Hurue, Oreann,
filth- lliila Of NoirmU'i, 1V1A.
t'Ulmant nano-a as witmaais
JanteaHeod.Hoursf W.cawlfift'l. tbarlte A.
Ilainte, ( tlfford (irouebi-rk, all of Narroaa,
Orrgou.
Wm. Farri. Rexletir.
lid Uaich .-ti. 1V1I
Kntilot Nit. OM7M-O71iai
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K, WHInmi'lii' Mi'iiillaii. baa Hh-.l notf, -..
ul inh ntlou lo uiakti Dual ihroi' year I'roof, to
i-atablUh claim tu ibe land above done flood.
Li-fore lli-uUii'i and Nrcelvar.at Burui,Otnsoti
on the luih day ot Nnveiul.ie, mi...
claimant namev wltueaaca:
i Ian in i- A lieiir, hober t i Hih.i, (ail
Uargog, Tv Hayi a. all of Harriman, Oregou.
Wa. rABRI. Heflitcr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Imiio htatm La ho orruK.
Hurne, "nnvn, Hi-pl miter . Ml
NtM Ire la hereby kI veu that Heory sVfMtt M
fiinr.'i.ii ttrafioii, whit, ou Anril .'.' Ivt.:, ma.t
llotnaaload Kntry,No.OiiMT,(or Na.H- H-Mh,.
i Kanm'W V. , Wlllametie Meridian, baa fll-
il noine uf liiienllun lo mji II oat I h roc yeat
tiritoi. lo ria'Ueli i-lalm to Tl.t' land Im.i.1i'
aorlbod,bffora It- KUUr and Keeolvur, a) Hume,
Orrgon, on tin- ;i r I day of November IBIa
i Uimant nanuaaa wttneaaaa
Heotge UHil me. Hat id WUHama. M II h
W, i Tlrad) all of Hrlm-Hoii, Orofoti.
Wm. Karkr, Keflaler.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'MtTKli HTATK" I.AHIt OmOl f
hiiiiia. Orocon, H-iember ft, ll.v
Notm 'liheridi) glvi'ii thai Clinton p, Hoimw
dalo.ol itct kli-y, Dregon.uho, ou April 17. ml J.
naOf Hoiinst.'id utry, No OoHT7. for
S'. Mei'llon J(, Townablp tf H . Hauge ;"
i; , s illainvtie Meridian, haa filed noinv uf
Intent low to make Anal thrno-year Proid, to
eilaldlek claim lo the laud above diarrlhed
Irefdre Aogleter and Itmiiver , at Hmiis. m,
gun, l he ind day ol Not imiiUm . M!i
Clalmani uamee aa wHnacatta
It. A crlii'iinald, Frvdertca lioyl, bo'h of
Horbloy. Oregon, i' A . Kreelo e. B. H. Kree
lote Itoib of Burn, Oregon
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Specials for Coming Week
Fancy mixed pickle and table relink in quart bottles 40c.
Chow chow in quart bottle 38c.
Catchup, per bottle, 18c.
Cookies Vanilla, chocolate and mixed, per lb., 12 l2c.
Walnuts, per lb., 20c
Heinz Baked Beans two cans 25c.
White laundry soap Sc. a bar
Special prices on all klnda Dried Fruit
WHY NOT TRAP AT HOME?
We fjrlll handle everything and
take anything of value in trade
Farmers' & Homesteaders' Genera! I xchanje Store
Phone No. 284.
One block east of Lampahlre's Garage
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the Shabby
Surfaces
Shabby surfaces detract from the
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marred, scratched or scuffed give
your home a shabby run-down ap
pearance. Make these varnished sur
faces bright and new with
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There's an Acme Quality Varnish
for every purpose; a floor varnish
made to be walked upon; a quick
drying furniture varnish that imparts
a brilliant, durable lustre, and var
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faces in any quantity desired. Which
do you need?
Screen Cloth for Doors and Porches
Water bags, nose bags
Ice Cream Freezers
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Barbed Wire
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders, Plows.
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
NEW DISHES, GRAN ITEW ARE
Crockery, Tinware
I BURNS HARDWARE CO. I
I NEIL SMITH, Manager I
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baieal U elaaue Iraea both ee
in wefM steal 1 a peaeacte vevr ibm ead eyee aaa
iiifui r ti-iii defective camulae. fiom ticlu
feeee. I he mm fajeellett Iniowe ehaJl
ecreee yaetf ue uf eigfet.
For it wonderful accuracy, its af cry and con
venience, and its cftcctivcneaa for small game
and target shooting, you should buy
TU -OTf
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Repeating Rifle
Mods! 20, aa illuetfatfed. I
nch octagon barrel. 13 or
r el.ote. SI I.5U.
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ahta ol all JBW rap.al
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