DR. B. P. SMITH Physician and Surgeon Hums, Oregon bfiVc.ind residence. Ceo. Young house Phone No. B88 CARL C. GRIFFITH Physician and Ntirgaou M1RN8, OJUEOON. J. UJ. GEARY I'll vHiciati and Surgeon. Hums, - - - Oregon. iflee on second llinir Tona warns Bldg. 'Phone MsliiWi. )ENMN & DENMAN. Physicians and Surgeons till saswered promptly night or da 'phone 1 1 hi riiitnu. Harriman, Oregon Dr- Minnie Hand Physician and Surgeon Direct Telephone Connection Albritton. Ore. It. E. HIBBRRD DE1TTIST Office first door east photo nailery Hum-. Oregon. BRUCE R. KESTER Attorney at Law nd Office Practice Land Scrip for Sale Vale, Oregon M. A. BIGGS Attorney at Law I 0 ). F. Bldg., Hums, Oregon HERMAN VON SCHMALZ Attorney at Law Itl nd prnctire before I'. S. Land ( Mice a penalty Bee: Fry Bldg. next door to post oflee Bums. Oregon CHARLES W. ELLIS LAWYER Burns, - - Oregon Practices iu tin- State Courts and be- lbs U.S. Lead office. (Jims. 11. Ijeonaitl, Attoknky-at-law, ireful attention given to Collec- tionn and Real Katate matters. I'irt- Insurance. Notary Public Blk.ns. Okkoon. LONE RESTAURANT QEOROfi FOON Pi op. a Heals At All Hours Short Orders and Prompt Service e With Reasonable Rates (live Me A Call e i Opiioslte Tlmea-Hrrald Balldlna ' e A. J. BOCKHOLD 717--4th Street Oregon City, Oregon will buy all your Furs 3-VdI- aT X-i3ira.a. Ofico IJPzactic 3STotsir37- IFhj.'bllc. HERBERT A. FOAGE ARCHITECT Plant and Specification Prepared for Building! of Any Clam. Offlc.i- Room 6 and 7. Od.l-r How. Building Hurna, Oregon F. 0. DllLABD A. O. Faolkkri rormarlr asal, Kuf near formerly chief Kb In 0. 8 Reelauatloa Her- ilmtr ot Hots i T'"- Wattarn ft. Eastern Oregon Engineering Company CIVIL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEER Bins, Oregon JOHNOKMIIKKLINU, L D Jowelor. Optloio.ii. and Unit raver. Fine Watch Repairing A Spe cialty. Jack Rabbit SKINS If You Exterminate JACK liAltlUTS The skins Can Be Bold FOR (ASH They must be whole skins, dried in Sun or Air so that moisture evaporates For particulars write S. L. Meninger 140 W. 69 Street New York WANTED Country salesmen for several good counties in this state to handle our complete line of fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, etc., booking advance spring orders now; necessary supplies furnished; good money for right men. Address Pacific Nursery Co., 1224 (irand Avenue. Portland, - Oregon Sumpter Valley Railway Cd. Arrival and Departure Of Trains Departs No. 2, Prairie 10:15A.M. Sumpter 2:35 P. M. Arrives Baker 4:15 P. M. Departs No. 1, Baker 8:30 A. M. Sumpter 1 0:05 A. M. Arrives Prairie 2:10 P. M. No. 1 Makes good connection with O.-W. R. & N. Co. No. 4 (Fast Mail) leaving Portland 6:15 P. M.. arriving at Baker 7:55 A. M. and No. 17 from east arriv ing Baker 6:50 A. M. No 2 connects with No. 6 (Fast Mail) arriving at Baker 7:55 '. M. which picks up Pullman at Baker, arriving at Portland 7:00 A. M. Also with No. 18 at 0: aP. M. for joints East. emCmW CVeiCVimB 7 " ;:' t'-:-'i-.'.h... Meet the Home Merchant i Half Way He knows YOUR needs. He knows the NEEDS OF THE TOWN. You'll get BETTER TREAT MENT and BETTER GOODS in this town than you will any where else. I Keep the Dollars f In Town Winks and Eye Baths. Every few seconds we wink holll our eyelids ut oace, although not parpooo ly. If we stop winking our eyes be- come nneomfortebto and gradually oeaao i work a they should, When ill.' ays la open the front of it In ex I posed In 'lilt niiil iln I iiimI h ii -t to become so drj thai s painful stinging sensation results or would do so if constant moisture were not provided to iieiinse mid aootba i in- IIbbuqb .i ii matter ( facti eei h Urns we wiui. w waatf the ere, says the Popu iar Science Montblj Up above each aye la a tlnj bag called the te.ir gland, Mini nil iii' lime are me awake II tnabea tears When tba fronl of the aye feels Itself becoming a mile too dry or iiii'.ty a communication i. Hem for a supply of BOlBtttre. The eyelid then COmoa dOWa Willi a tear Inside It to HrMh clean tin- front of the eye Tills I-, i lie moot gentle and perfect wushlug III the WOfld. Safety of a Ship. The safety of a ship ilepeiiils upon its Ntabllily. Strength, water tlgliliicNs and reserve stability and lloatalilllty if injured Tin- atraaatk is due to the fnnnlng and plating or planking. Wa ter ilghleeaa is effeeted by calking Hie aoema between piaies and ptaajia The seaiiis of IrOO plates are calked by hniuiiieiiiig the islge of the Uppermost plates against the one underneath It. The senilis between pWBke are partly tilled with oakum. Which Is forced In and Ihe remainder of Ihe hcuui lllhsl with pitch, marine live or putty. The reeerre stability and lloataldllty wlien injured depend upon Ihe poNllioti and Volume of Ihe Interior spine which Is Hooded, To reduce this volume to a safe point vessels are divided into com partments by water light bulkheads. Which extend BCroOg the Nhip ut Inter rale. Mulr Could Drivo a Bargain. Most people know that the famous uaturallat Bod writer, John Mulr, left a substuntlul fortune behind him when be died, but few perhaps are a warn that during tbo ten years he dedicated altogether to business he waa known us the hardesl null al a bargain In the whole of California, "Ag a bargainer," writes Alio Doeeh) "John Mulr was pure Scotch. Mulr had the biggest and most dependable supply of Tokuy yrapes In California. The Sun Kran CleCO Jobbers bOUgbl Ills yield to meet their regular anipmenta to the north and cast. There were at that time four big fruit Jobbing houses In San KraiulNco, mid they tell lules yet Iu Commlaalon row of the bargalna John Mulr drove With them, lie wns never known lo name a price hist. Whether ho wee selling grapes or laud, he tiled first to Mini out what the other man was willing to pay. Hut he always had a price In mind, nml he got It. It made no difference w lint was Ihe mar ket price of grapes, lie iniiile tho Job bers pay w hat he expected " Lighting London Street. In I llii cllleiiH were obliged lo hang out camlles on dark nights to Illumi nate Ihe .-I reels This was enforced by an mi or parliament lu hum. in liiai Edward Homing, the inventor of ell lamps, mode " ilarlng offer, which was dial for a proper consideration lie would engage to place a light before every tenth door on dark nights from il p. m. till iiddulghi. Ills proposition. was accepted, mid he was given tho exclusive right to light the streets a Indicated for a term r yoars. But the scheme provoked a great uproar among 'he people Some of lllein entlilislns iicaiiy applauded n and balled n lug rs the greatest benefactor tbe city ever mil 'i in. ii.. and i "i other furiously de nod in eil iiim nml his scheme and de iniiiuii i thai du contract he canceled. llemlng held on, mil In dine (he peo- pta i.ccnme id. uc .'"'i iii having die streets lighted. In 17,'iU tin clly gov ernment gseumed the l-espoiuslblllty. Primogeniture. Tile law of primogeniture sends linck Us roots to MJ mimt ancient times. Awny back in the patriarchal AW Ihe llrnl I xirii BOB liml a snpc lioi'lly ihit nil Ills brethren nml in Ihe ill. seine of his falher wiih In every Im portant MAN the hi'iiil of Ihe hoiiHe. upon ihe ilenth of the father lie t" mine by the unwritten law, which could not lie questioned, the priest and lord of Ihe family, and naturally to blm fell the property as well as the honors of the household. Primogeni ture wherever It Is found todsy Is the lingering remusut of the ancleut custom. Dufferln'e Warning Dream. There sro many stories on record of the warning dream. The late Lord Dufforlii when Iu Paris dreamed that be wiih Iu a hearse being conveyed to a cemetery. A few (lays Inter ss he was up. I'll to culcr a hold elevah r he was Kin-tied to observe Hint ihe attendant mi . the living reproduction of the driver of the bearae in his dieonj He Stepped hack, nuil tin- lift went up Without 111 in Before II had reached Ihe top of ihe hul.itliig Nome breakage look place in the mechanism, ami the lift crashed down to the bottom, every one ill II being killed. Toe Much Musie. Street Hinging In an especially Nea politan Institution, and when for the lli-.t time one hears beneath his win down the more often than not off key iei .1 i of Hie ansppy. lining, lues- prcsslbly Infectious Nenpolitsn songs he In enehnnled and throws penult freely After n week or ho of It r.n a dteiidy diet, day and night, be Inclines much more toward heavy crockery. -National Oeogrspblc Magazine. His Idea. "Would you nay thai marriage Is a failure?" "Not exactly; It's more like s Intel (less venture." "In what way?" "Well, yon nni't blame (lie bnslness for t In- failures that get Into It." De I roll 1'roe I'n hh Woman's Love. It i..i es a Hundred men to make an rlicninpuieiil, hut II takes only the Iu (ineii. e of one M omuii to innke n gOBM i not only admire woman us die moai iM'.iiiiifni object cmi created, but ' lev..,:! a bar as the redeemed glorj ol iiiiin.iiiiiy. ihe sain tuary of all rlatuee, the pledge "f nit perfect iun!l!le. of bear) mid lend ii is because women ue ... inn h better Iban men thai their faults are considered greater Theona thing in this world Hint Is considered :ini, the only teak thai rises above the clooda, Ihe wlndou in wbtch the llghl biiriiK fmeier. Ihe one star ihat derlwesa cannot qnendt, i wo minis love I' rises to the glealest height; It sinks lo the lowest depths; it forgives tlie uurst cruel Injuries. A womea'a love is the nerfhme of the licai I. This a the lent loe Hint sub dues the eatthi the hue thai has Wrought miracles of art. that ghea us music all Ihe way from cradle soul,' i" the grand symphony that hears ihe soul away on wings of lire a hue Ihat Is greater than power. BWeOtOt Ihan life and stronger than death. Hot. eil . lugersoll Crooked Straits. Perhaps the most remarkable and Intricate strait III the world 11 likely lo be chucked on the scrap hen p. lis day. Which Is-giin lute In history. Is almost over The Panama canal has diverted most of lis traffic ami will presently divert much more Tho fa mono explorer Magellan was the llrst man to brave Ihe dangers of this tor tuous passage Me did It Iu a wind luinmer. but as a rule only SMSmoMpS follow In his trnln. It Is loo crooked s strait for the sailing ship. In the llrst place, the strait of Magel Ian Is 400 miles long. It Is as twisty nil beadf as a serpent or an eel. and In places It Is Itauked with snow cap ped mountains 7,ii feet high. It would help matters If ships could anchor, but they cannot. The water is too deep. Ko this strait bus never been popular with sailing skippers, and they prefer Ihe rigors of Ihe Horn and several hundred miles farther around WALKING FERNS. Thee Curious Plants Travel About In a Novel Manner, Some plants when' they gel (he Willi derlual and want lo travel semi out their seed children fastened to tiny air Shine 04" winged kites (llhels BbOOl their seeds like bullets from guns. This one readies out his fool, lakes a long step and trawls Just like you do when you visit the woods That's why wo call him the walking fern Ills fronds are green and heart shap ed. They taper ut tho ends, and at each tip a bud forms. From Ibis bud s cluster of small fronds and roots develop, dangling from Ihe end of the frond like weight on the end of a spring. As the cluster grows nml gels heavier die lop of the frond bends toward the en nh. The weight of the rain and dew helps bend until dually Ihe lip touches Ihe earth. There Ihe partially devel oped roots take hold and start a new plant. So (lie fern keeps on walking, send lag eul new fronds, bending them lo the earth and starting new plants, The plants are linked together by the line. threadlike rronds until Instead of one walking fern lliey hgVO S while fn mile Unfortunately this Interesting plant is mere or less rare, although It Is ii native of the sastara United states it doesn't thrive well as a cultivated plant, or perhaps we would tee morn of It. Philadelphia North American. IN TIIIO CIRCUIT 00UBT OF TIIK HT.VI'H OF OltlXJON Kolt IIAK NKV t'OUNTV. HITMMONH Violet Josephine 1'ellar, Ilaiiit Iff, vs. Joseph Henry Foliar, Defendant. To Joseph Henry Hollar, above earn ed defendant; IN TUB NAMK OF THE STATIC OP OREGON you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint In the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date of the flrat publication of thla summons, and If you fall to' appear or answer, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to tbe Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt: First, That the bonds of matri mony now existing between Plaintiff nml Defendant be dissolved and that Plaintiff have a decree of divorce absolute; Second, That tho Plaintiff have (he care, custody and control of Joseph Donald Pullur, minor child of the Plaintiff and Defendant; Third, That Plaintiff have Judg ment for her costs and disbursements herein and for such other and fur ther relief as to equity may pertain. This summons Is published In The Times Herald, a weekly newspaper published and of general circulation In Harney County, Oregon, by order of Hon. H. C. Levens, Judge of the County Court for Harney County, Oregon, which said order was duly made and entered on the 18th day of December, 1917, and directed that this summons be published as above stated for a period of six weeks. The first publication of this sum mons Is inuile on December 22, 1917 (Signed) J. W. 1)1008. Attorney for Plaintiff. Whose residence and post office address Is Hums, Har ney County, Oregon. NOTICF. TO CHF.niTOHS Not lee h hereby given that the mi. i. reigned have been duly appoint ed Joint executors of tho Hast Will nuil Testament and Batata of Jacob C. Welcome, deceased, by the Coun iv Court of the Statu of Oregon, for Harney County. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tliem, duly verified as by law required, to us or one of us at our residence iu Hums, Harney County, Oregon, or at tbe office of our attorney J. S. Cook lu said City. County and State, within six mouths from the dute of tills notice. Doled this 20th day of December, 1917. MAOOIK M. DKVF.N8 AliFKF.D C. WKLCOMF. Joint executors of ths Hast Will and Testament and Kslate of ' Jacob C. Welcome, deceased. NOTICF OF HALF, OF PROPKRTY. It FA I, IN THK COUNTY COURT FOR TRIO HTATK OF OMMOJJf toll II A R NFV COFNTY. In Ihe matter of the estate of W. K. Alberson, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of an order of sale made and entered In the above en tilled Court on the day of January, r.us. the undersigned administrator of the above entitled estate will sell at private sale on and after the 12th day of February, 1918, at Hums, Harney County, Oregon, the follow ing described property to-wlt: Lots 4 and 5 of Section 1 and Lots 1 and 8 of Section 2. Twp. 31, South, Range :ir Fast W. II, Suld sale will be made mibject to confirmation by the county court of Harney County, Oregon. S. ALHKKSON. Administrator of the estate of W. B, Alberson, deceased. NOTICF TO CRFDITORH IN THF COUNTY COURT OF THK HTATK OF OHKOON.FOR IIAR NKY COUNTY. In the mutter of the estate of John Duffy, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned bus been appointed ad ministrator of the above entitled es tate by the Hon. H. C. Levens, County Judge of Harney County, Oregon; all persona having claim Bgatast said estate are notified to present the same duly verified as by law required, to me at Fields, Ore gon, or by J. W. Hlggs, my attorney al Hums, Oregon, within six months Croat 'he dute Of the first publica tion or Ibis notice. The first publi cation is December :':., isi7. .' If, McDADK, Administrator of estate of John Duffy, 'ceased. Cable rates have been reduced be tween North and South America. NOTICF, FOB FtrillilCATIOrT UN1TKD 8TATK8 LAND OFFICH r.uins, Oregon, December 21, 1917 Notice Is hereby given that Thomas Itlaiiiy, of Callow, Oregon, who on February I, 1913, made Homestead entry, No. 00B39, for 810 U, Sec. 1 and NHy4, Section 12, Township 83 8.. Range 80 K , Willamette Meri dian haa filed notice of Intention to make final three-year Proof, to es tablish claim to the land above de scribed, befcro C. B. Tulloch, U. 8. Commissioner, at his office, at Ber dugo, Oregon, on the 23rd day ot January, 1918. Claimant names as witnesses: Andrew Jacquot, Mrs. Andrew Jacquot Bnd Francis Jacquot, all of Catlow, Oregon. Clias. Ileckley, ot Heckley, Oregon. V. O. COZAD, Register Our Jitney Offer - This ami r,r. DON'T MlfiH THIS. Cut out this, slip, enclose with five cents to Foley ft Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago III., writing your name and address, clearly. You will receive In return a trial packkage containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs colds and croup. Foley Kid ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab lets. For sale by Keed Bros. o When this country rounda up the alien enemies, will that also Include DaFollette? NOTICF. TO CKF.DITOKM IN THK COfNTY COURT OF TIIK HTATK OF OltKtiON FOR MAR ,NKY COIXTV. In the matter of the estate of Tony Flint, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator of the above entitled es tate by the Hon. H. C. Levens. Coun ty Judge of Harney County, Oregon; ' all persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same daly verified as by law requir ed, to me at my place of business In Borne, Harney County, Oregon, or to J. W. BlggB, my attorney, within hIx months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The first publication is Dec. 29, 1917. W. M. FARItE, Administrator of the estate ot Tony Flint, deceased. Was l ,-. ling All Run Down. Douls Uuckner, Somerset. Vs., writes: 'I was feeling all ruu down; tired, with pains lu my back. After taking Foley Kidney Pills I. felt like u new man." Backache, rheumatls pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles, swollen ankles, and sleep disturbing bladder ailments yield quickly to ihls time-tried remedy. Sold by EtOSd Hros OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Statu of Oregon United States Senaters: Geo. B. Chamberlain, Harry Lane Cengressmen: W. C. Hawley. N. J. SInnott, C. N. . McArthur. I Attorney General, George M. Brown Governor James Wlthycombe Secretary of State Ben W. Olcotk , Treasurer T. B. Kay Supt. Public Instruction J. A. Chur chill. ' State Printer John Lawrenne- , Supreme Judges: F. A. Moore, Geo. H. Burnett, RobL. Kukln. H. S. Bean, Thos. A. McBrlde, Henry L. Benson, Lawrence T. Har ts. Ninth Judicial District District Judge Dalton Biggs County Attorney M. A. Biggs I Circuit meets the first Monday in I April, and first Monduy In October. i Joint-Senator J. A. Hurloy Joint-Representative, C. M. CrandaV County of Harney County Judge H. C. Levena ' Clerk, Chester Dalton ; Treasurer Pearl O. Flak I Surveyor, Frank Gowan Sheriff W. A. Goodman Assessor John Caldwell ' School Supt Frances Clark I Coroner G. W. Clevenger Commissieners: W. H. Robins, R. L. Hass. County Court meets the first Wed nesday in January, March, May, July, September und November. Harney U. S. I.uuil Office Register V. G. Cozad Receiver, . .Sam MothersHead City of Horns Meetings of the Council every Sec ond uiul Fourth Wednesday. Mayor H. C. Levensj Recorder W. Y. Klug Treasurer Henry Dalton Murshul R. L. Halites Ceuncilmen: George Fry, J. E. Loggan, Sam