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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
Morgenen piite Ia &ru0er, lt,1oer

Glepe Gulbertfog1, Der ulprbe-
be Jamtlien MIlo1 peD Ma), %
Iom 6en Zoe Scr. togeS no al
DGngllet % bnngteS af en- @a1roe
bGb,eoe Mnno, blep forleben BE,
gropet i 8illisto1. SITE Ell eneite
@en eller 5lGgtnt,,g par tilitebc -
fl1n De Ger bapbe be1t Npgote at foo
2iget / Soroen.
Jnrmerne %nor0enfur Minpt
git en- Dag tort fsr Sui paa &are>
iagt for at f. bbem funoe fnl6e De
flelte uf bisle @pr. Tpne Gorunere
beltug, pg in6en Mfprfets Drem,
brlso bap6e man 1O1 @nrer, bpiltef
nogiorbe ct belt 2es. menn bleb eni=
&c ont at giDe bele l1obpttet til De
Sattige / Minot, % 6reliesarmeer
paadog fig at le6hele @oreItegen til
SSa1l.
SO a TIRE MtiI fra 2eitb 1iges
at ppre opoaget ct af be nre1t rig
boloige 2erleier iStaterl, ibet De ef=
ter foretagne 8oringer bar ui1t fig
at pgre ioa omtrent uuotgnlmelige.
|2erortcn ifol nere go6t ififfet for
mal1ae 8rl,g, iprlig for Iilbirfniua
al 9ru,eringsr@r, og on Ser 10 pg.
iaa er ti;itrntteltge <lleier pentes
cit betpoeli9 SS1rbaitri at fun1e no
bifle5.
.. 6. Maipr, ser nar Monod
Sfotens Gloite Hioneerer og ellerS
en- fremragen6e Ma1r6 i hd offent
lige 2tp, be6e S,&leoog / fit Stem
/ @ope efter ct ,Slagti(fGl6e. Mr
Meaicr par De1nofroternes &o1bi6u:
for Glpernpr mos 6. 9. 5nrles
ligefu1n bm1 oeioa Dor @un0i6at fo1
&ongresmmrb moo 8. g. @nnnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Ma(,nfelterne / &omasfiorb an'
fees for at npre ri9boloi9e. @an'
gene tror man ltrrffer Jig / 5 &iln-
meters 291,goe. 2eier1e ligger / So,
moaiiorb 1om er cit af Gin1rorfe1rs
beblte @anne. 5erren9et for 8W'
ming al 8nier er reo1nerfet. S &o-
mo9iioros M9rbeo er og{an 1tore
Jorefomiter % Maber % oer e1
@limmerz % Sa@fiffer&8r!o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
&lams @ansien brSres. @eraenS

Os&tt1Se tEuu"ISu yU~<S*"
Moaiitrnt forelIum 5000 &ro11er t
&enIion ipr SrrlGge &la11s Sons
1en. Set ct set iterite 8elpb lpm
biotil er Mnilget iom communal
Yeniicn. Magiitraten uotoler / 0en
Mn1eoning: @lo1;s 9ansIe n bil lite
blot for 5aaui0el1 men ogiuu for
|gitertioen 1toa inu Ell Al 9erger1s
betpoelia1te MGl,b Ipm set ditto bill
|nnre ell 9gre for Sren at baoe
foltret. Sums notwithstanding
|&irfe err / fprIte Maffffe foru1et sen
! &ourn11sne tilgobe bpor ban er fgot
|og bpis Sorger Fan olti0 bat Mpret.
y%orn1onoi fafet ti!trnoer ful6t no
Moailtrutc,1s nl,erfienbetrHe ltbtulel=
81
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I @nlobrDHmp

@nlobrbllMp. gfucoberuaeIter
Aa11rita 2orlen % Snitru Gina foot
&ri}tofieren, Sol Citation / Clos
boD, feireoe sen 14hc Sec. 1T @atlo-
brnIlap. ST. 2or{cn er en agtt %
afbclM Muno / Giospnln, bbor bon
flere @n1rge bar buut fonlm1nule
aiui6sbnerp. @ulDbrlbepurret el
tegge frilfe % bar bout 3 8prn,
bnpruf Z Iener:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Aemo,rolder kurevet I 6 tl ~ paxe.
Deres Apotheker vii refundere Pengene hvis PA
20 OINTMENT like kurerer allie Tilfalde at KID
ende, akjulee, bl0dende OF fremtrsdende H@mor-
roider s til ia Dage. Soc. Hvis like hos Apothe-
kerne sendt portofrit we'd M%odtagelsen Of Prison
fra Paris Medicine Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
Nnrl Baknt..

IS Noapente al Sne og <lbe
lGggeS Ger / Garringtot &laner til
ct SspalobS og @interfnrnepal.
Mrs 2. 6. Sobnion, bpis
Manb er BeitDrer for Marf Naine
2ltn1ber 50. / &allep Gitp, er of=
gaoet peo Deoen i lit Stem ber=
lteOS. Jorlrbel1 fin Manb eiterlober
b11n Jig IL 8ern.
Sfelge Mnpporter fra &c 6or=
eneoe 5taters 0eiritatip1rer bnr
9epils Safe 0e1t11e Gong uo1nnrtH
Jig pe6 at bape BEN fol0elte SeSltleog
! belle Qmr6et, ibet Sbermometret ON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

splfprmbrfelien i 1914. S Mn-
le6ning af 5olformarfelicn ocn %.
MuauIt 1911 er o11melbt cit tD1f oi=
Denjfobelig Expedition nmoer 2ebe(=
je al &roieslpr Or. Miethe, Gbar=
Iot%tenharg. Ser meNf olger / Hrp=
fcs1orer. 9 Asliltenter og 2 Mefani=
fore. Obierrntinnslmttc lfol opfe=
res pua @auroen Strffo, Nllte1.
Grpbitipllc11 fontn1er Bio / Mibtel1
al sunni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Spfan=&asbrasct. Get Sellfab,
Tom lrobpager ~Ipfa'1!@asoroget /
Morolano. bar til @e1tiiqt OF ianrle
al Sis fra Mprolanb til Torn0ling.
Otter Sc tioligec @ereg11inger full
Sc gasbraget fluune lepere $4,000
ST.; men efter set &eileltat, numt
{enere er for1met til, Font ,nom 9ierc
&egntng pau mino5t 10000 ST. /
1bbtgget 3illtano. st Torlpoenoe
oil pibe, at set CT SelHabf,
fom itaar bog 6%oretugenoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

betpoeliaiie MGl1o inm set ditto bill
|nnre Ell 9gre for Bren at baoe
foltret. |@anS notwithstanding
&irfe err / fprite &SGffffe fonunet oe11
&onuname til9ooe bpor ban er fpM
pg bpis &prger Fan oltiD bar Mpret.
y%orn1anoi ffafet ti!trn0er ful6t ub
Moailtrute,1s a,1erfienoe1roe ltbtalel=
ie.
S%runoliems Jlaabeitation. Ser
T1aaoeplan iom Stortinget for ct.
por Mor lioen peoto9, Git iom be-
|ficit6t nb paa cit Decentralization al
Sen mprlfe Marine, Blnnbt on6e1
Zig; at Ser ifal oprettes 6loaoelta=
tio11er / @ergen og / Eronobjem
Militnretaten eier for betp6elige
$omter % M11leg / Eronbbiem, Tom
@onmu11en gierne oil erbneroe. Yao
oen anben She er set ian6imlig
,ot 5fate1r for Noohei tatione,ts
|Sfplo hebgber anore Gienoomme
Sorbm6linger on1 bisie betpoa1ings.
!ful6c 9pdrgsn1aaI bar allereoe pomz
quuet / 11oqe1 Ti6.
Otter Storntcu forleoen pblerpe.
re6e nra1, at @poflag nar beiit poo
&orSbapn 6pr, fortnller r@r. ianos
1i0enbe". 90 6olf fom til, faa16t %
.6Dret f,1loitpnoig Moferet. M1e
8aooc bar fnlrif, ielb Sc, 1om bang
/ 8anogalgerne. 2emmerne fo1
8inoucrne Dor al @tormer 1laae1
Il SITTER, o9 5jpen ifpleoe tpers
giennem 5prets @ieloer, bpor betty
oelig 5taoe poa Maoparer, Bre,toe
% oltore cling forpolotes. Gprbogte=
rem lt0er ct fgleligt Sab. SON Dor
ole1e paa 6pret meb en- gtgtbrno6en
@uItr11.
-Mpb 1piite1 SIR por &c fIe-
lte 9ine ben6t ur16er Ben crffumogti,
ge Storm forleben, ifrtoes til
r@reenmar" fra Nebinngbabn.
Meb 9g1t91telie iaa MON sen enc
Braaoig efter 6e11 anben Degrade
8aaen, iaa fun Dsle al @1iet fun
De fees. Seloigbis blep set ltooer=
De. ut iaa ife6e bor ct CUBS I'm
Der; TIL 90 set laa iom prrit ub,
falot t1nfolertio @o,1oet ffere 500 og
&inben lbie6e li6t. @rponingerne
blep % life lan bo!biomme. Baa
SDret opbol0t Tprbogteren % bons
porne SIN fig. Sons eprige Iami=
lie por ilanh. Derin1o6 boebe sypr-
osiiiterten berrbe me6 fin &u1tru
og A g6rn. Disie bar lAbfgFgelia
Tortbilelien 1,nr.
Spbgelielpiet / Mpfen. Ma,1 bar
giort forifje!liee Jorlpg paa at OPP
flare Mpltertet meb Oct 9w, Iom
mn lqtge bar bi1t fig peo en- @orbob
Mpfen, ifrtpes ser til v@elgelanoS
@lab." Set ferite man frnoa tpnfft
fig fom 5orflaring, bar, at 9p1e1
reflefterebe fra ct anoet 9@9s, n1en
flere bar ltillet fig iamtioig pau for.
flelli9e Steber og bar funnel f
I2piet paa iam,ne Moobe. Desu6er
tees set tgoeltg lom 2ps inbe / So
Den, lite lom en- @ieniftn u6er1 Ont
rios. 2piet fer ma11 in6til man font,
mer 8ooen boa ca. SO @fribts ST.
ltano. &ommer nra1, ngrmere, for.
1pt1toer Oct. Wean bar ontringet So
ben og itormet SEN iomtioig fra ollie
8atrter for ON ml,lig at opooge e1
Bpi EN-, 1om fan bore Muriaq i'll
2Diet Ion ct mDltiif Ganoman, %
Der berfor frl6 og fait at betrogte
lpiet lom ct mpitiif Gencme11 og
allereoe forlangit bnr .Eerloner
meo itgrre 8eforenbeo / mpitiIfe So
r%eteelier lat 9Dlet / 5orbinoe1ie mes
Gntten, iom fan0tes ben forIeoen
ginter. W1on bill butte, at Der bar
|Sale ON Drnb. M9rfelig nof par
bet / ben ieIpiomnle BOO bette Dra-
mo, iom forreitm lite er opflaret,
blen nofpilld. Ser bar set, mer,er
man, 8lttten fif TT Bnreioor og fe-
mere bleD baaret no % haitet ]
a6gen. 2H
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Ser |l1,tter Se%nterpietpet meb oer,
Siemben6te. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Otter Sc tibligerc @ereguinger full
be gasoraget fl,ane lepere $4,000
ST.; men efter set &eilltat, nua1t
{enere CT for1met til, fn1 MON 9iere
8egntng pao mi11oit 10000 ST. /
lbbtgget Silitano. st Torln6enoe
oil pibe, at set CT &ir,1na=Selffabf,
fom itaar bog 6oretagen0et.
Gn baarbt bjemipet @anb er
@aorobrlger Gle Meilanb / Ma1e=
ral. Sans 6=aarige Sgn fit for 3
Tiger ii6en lin Saanh p0elogt / en-
Eerfenra1ffine. @l1tten maatte inb=
Iesges poa @oipita1 i &riltiunSiano
4por ban ,be6e. 2proag berefter for
Npffebe ct anbet al bans 8arn,
q Mar gar1melt. Set fa6t / Ell
8rsn6 og brufneoe tot be6 @uft.
@o1nme @anb bor ti6ltgere miitei
e4 4 Mnr 9ananel @ut, 1o1n oruf=
T4be / ct &an6 mems Gonilien bar
RI @etren.
#YQor % SIN fbl9es i @raben. SRI.
8nne Sol1t % benbes @gn Sons
9ol1t, ion omfom UNDER &~iereturen,
6a bon lfl,loe bente Site til fiji
@oor, Heb forlebem bagrapet, og Sc.
9raoelien forme6e Jig 1om en- enc
ftaaen6e &eitioeligbeo. Otter en- en-
tel @eremoni / S%ergebniet forret=
tbes @egrabelfen peo &elingens
Strife peo 8robit BIom. Oct tor
en- gribenbc Stunb, 0a Sc to Sitter
1Gnfebes i @rape11. - DeltageI}e1t
bar upermoobe flor og operalt i
8pgben bleb ser fioget paa baIp
5ta11g.
Sronobje1ns @anoelsforenina bor
lofteM Ct Spnaab til Eron6biems
8orgere on at zoe 8ibrag til De
1tlDffefige Sfre for Storne11 OF
9tor1mftoben berl 296c og 3Ote 600
nenrber. 5 Opraabet notaIes, at ni}t-
NOT maa Staten trteoe ltptten6e til,
men 1ennes 8ibrag oil oog hipe for
%1Dinoenbe / 6orbo,b til ben ltore
Ngb hngs bele &pten. ut gspben er
itor CT 1tbilion1t. 8are i ct Tibet
&erreb Moml CT Sfabe1t efter
2ensma,t0ens Spgabe lopt beregnet
lat til $4,000 a 10000 ST.. Qofot=
fhfd itoar FOR Dpren Of Iiiferne
fhaor ribbet uoen 8ooo og Tiifereo=
lfnber.
Ssaa @rbb pon 6lefferp er fun
bet EN- Gel al ct N%apnebret, TOM be-
rer 8ogltaperne u6or...." Som
tioligere nte60elt ct ogioa funbet
6elten al ct Mabnebret, bporpoo
fanotes 0roet nMinoe". @eo at un-
oeriege 2IoDos Megiiter finder man,
at Be to Napnebretbele fau bibrere
ira 5fonnert nyprplorenes Mittoe"
at Moritu!. 9ate Sfib er ifeIge
aIopos &egiiter CIT tre1noltst @fon-
merit, biemmebdren0e / MaritaI,
Danmarf, Gets @e0er er $. 6.
Gbriitenien. 5fibet er bpgget at Gra
1900. MeIteoelen al oct fun6me
Materfale bitter fig at biorgre fra ct
forbolosbiS mt og go6t egebDgget
9Th.
CEN Enn leUNEF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
@iurt furbt.
r3u rgte 8repc".

uSilfebpr9 8e%nitreblab" ottrp'
fer ITO mgte 8rebe ira a.:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

. The dreaded Germany artillery has
failed to live up to its reputation. Staff
officers here say that the German
craftsmanship has been poor and
their artillery to date ineffective.
They say that in the fighting every
where the spirit of the French and
Belgians has been wonderful, while
the Germans have not attacked with
their customary vigor.:
How much of the force is now en-
gagged is not known, but it is declared
that the fighting is increasing in vol
ume. By the end of the week it is ex-
pected the entire opposing armies will
find themselves engaged.
1t is stated that France will demand
an explanation from Turkey Of the
report that that government purchas-
ed the Goeben and Breslau from Ger
many to prevent their capture.
That the fighting in Belgium has
been renewed is admitted at the war
Office. It states that the German at
tack on the Belgian positions was re-
newed today, but does not indicate
at what points. ...-...
The war Office says that the forts
at Liege are withstanding the Ger
man siege fire and are repulsing all
attempts to take them by storm. The
German losses far outnumber the
Belgians, it is stated. -..--.
The advancing troops of the Ger
man army have moved in such a way
that there is a growing belief that
the Germans have planned an attack
upon Antwerp. .--
Westinghouse president of the
American Red Cross, President VIII
son today issued national appeal for
funds for relief of sick and wounded
of European war. ~
London.-SpeciaIs from Amster-'
dam, Holland, say special train con-
veying more than 400 Americans in
charge of James w. Gerard, American
- n ha6
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

department from Brussels. Advised
department that if the Germans bonn
barded city, "the American consul
may find it necessary to move and
establish headquarters elsewhere.
,london.-Liner Baltic, carrying
hundreds of American refugees,
scheduled to sail To-day. Every cabin
taken. Those unable to obtain any
other passage have been crowded in
to the Storage. Others are arranging
to leave for Rotterdam to board Moor
dam, scheduled to sail Saturday. This
vessel will not stop at English ports.
Neutrality-suspicious. to care for
stranded Americans, when they arrive
in America is problem administration
officials and William H. Hamilton, Jr.,
representing Mayor Mitcheu of New
York, discussed today.
The New York citizens committee
stands ready to give relief to any
needy refugees. 6. ,....
Brussels--Masseit in Province of
Limburg was thrice taken by German
troops and thrice recaptured by Bel
gians, according to war Office adviees
today. Belgians now hold .Masselt.
Athens.-King called council Of
cabinet to decide on future of Greece.
Pressure to participate in present war
great, but king desires to remain neu-
trail I'll ,, ~
Eondon.-French embassy issued
official denial of Berlin. claim that
German troops near Mulhausen had
caDtured entire French regiment
Brussels, Aug. 13. - Following
night Of terror in which German
forces attempted to break through
Belgian-French front it is announced
that Belgian position are maintained.
Liege still holds, out according to
war Office, although bombardment
with siege guns continues. Losses
enormous. Germans have bridged the
Meuse and are moving their crack ar
fiI1oy-ry 1;r,o1 Vyon nf-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Concert Tonight.

The appearance Of George VIII
ber Reed in concert tonight at
Tonawama is looked forward to
with pleasure by music lovers Of
this vicinity. The advance sale
Of seats is an indication of the
appreciation shown the distin-
guished tenor. Mr.. Reed spent
10 years abroad and has taken
the title rolls in % Grand Operas
and numerous oratorios besides
a number of concerts in England
and Germany. He has been in
Portland during the past winter
as soloist in both the Apollo and
Orpheus Clubs. Mrs. j. l.. Gault
studied with Mr.. Reed in Port
and and she will be heard for
the first time tonight since her
return.
The artists who sing tonight
will insist upon absolute quiet
ness during the rendering of the
program and late comers will not
be permitted to take their seats
during a number. Program be-
gins at $3.50.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Presbyterian Church Service

Tomorrow morning DR.. Benson
will speak on Foreign Missions.
The annual collection for the
board of Foreign Missions will
be taken. The Presbyterian n
church carries on the largest for
eign mission work of any church
in the world. spending 81, 500. 600
each year. Each church is ex-
pected TO contribute.
The union prayer meeting will
be held in the Baptist church on
Thursday evening 1880.
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock.
Evening services will be at 8
y m. The theme will be God
Does Not Want to be Just God is
Love-"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Catholic Church.

/. On Sundays and Holy days
of obligation Holy Mass with
sermon at 10 n. m.
2. On week days Holy Mass
at $3.50 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-
ton and instructions willingly
impaired at the Franciscan
Residence.
Rev. Plus Niermann. o. +. M.
Pastor of The Church of the
Holy Family.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09

said sale In payment ofcosts and dis
bursements, attorney fee, and the
amount, found to be due plaintiff.
1 For decree that defendants, and
each and all persons claiming under
them subsequent to the execution OF
plaintiffs said mortgage upon said pre-
misses, TO wit; Aug. 20, 1912, either as
purchasers incumbranccrs, or other
wise. lie forever barred and foreclosed
Of all right. title, Slain or equity oi re-
demption in and 10 said mortgaged
premise. aud every part thereof,
9. For judgment against defendant
Loring W. llornbeek in the amount of
any deficiency which may remain after
the application of the proceeds Of said
sale as aforesaid.
q. For decree shat plaintiff pr any
party 10 said suit may become pur'
chaser ut said sale. and that plaintiff
may have such other. further and diff
ferent relief MS to the court shall seem
equitable aud just. or as the nature OF
the cause may require
This summons is served upon you by
publication thereof for ak consecutive
weeks in the Times. Herald, weekly
news paper. published at Burns, Harvey
County. Oregon. 10y order oi the Hon.
Grant Thompson, county Judge OF SAID
county, which order is dated April 2Itb,
1914, the date Of the first publication OF
said summons is April 25.h 1914, and
the last publication thereof being juno
9th, 1914.
J.S. Cook,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Public School Closes.

The public school of this city
closed Il very profitable and sat
isfactory year yesterday. The
annual report issued by Principal
Sutton showed a total registra-
ton Of pupils for the year of 243.
Average number of pupils be-
longing, 1876 plus; average daily
attendance, 1873 plus; per cent Of
attendance. 96 plus; visits by
parents. $50; visits by members
Of school board, rs.
The roll Of honor for the year.
grade /, Annie Fry. Roy Elliott.
Sydney Hotchkiss; grade 5. Eva
lin Miller. Jo Cook, Harley
Hotchkiss;. grade 6, Gladys Nc
Kinnon; grade Z, Ralph McKin-
non.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
High School Domestic
Science Dept. Display

Tuesday afternoon the Home
Economic department of the High
School displayed the sewing done
during the school year. The
Freshmen girls have devoted
their time to hand sewing and
the making of underwear, and
had a very creditable array of
garments. They had all orna-
mented at least part of their work
with a little embroidery, thus
making otherwise simple articles
very dainty and attractive. AT
ter all it is not the initial expense
of the clothing that is of the
greatest Importance; it is the per-
sonal element shown in the way
in which the material is treated
that gives individuality to our APP
parel- and the work shown gave
evidence not only of painstaking
effort but of originality in the
treatment of the different arti-
cles.
The Junior and Senior girls
have been making dresses this
semester and each girl had at
least two dresses to exhibit.
From the exclamations of delight
from the visitors, it was quite
evident that their patient labor
was appreciated.
1t the Domestic Science room
The girls had arranged a hundred
,aloric portion exhibit in order to
show their guests the food value
Of various foods and how much
of each would be required to fur
lish the body with enough build
ng material and energy every
lay.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
SUMMONS.

In tho Circuit Court Of the State oi
Oregon for Harney County.
Eldora Fitzgerald, Plaintiff,
vs.
boring w. Hornbeck. Walter
Holder, G.. A. Preston and
---- Preston, his wife. de-
PENDANTS
To q. A Preston and ------ Preston,
his wife. two of the defendants above
named:
In the name Of the State OF Oregon,
you arc hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court and suit with
in six weeks from the date Of the FIRST
publication of this summons ns herein.
after given. and II you fail 80 To answer.
for want thereof plaintiff will apply 10
said court Tor the relief prayed for ia her
complaint. to wit;
/, For Judgment against defendant
Loring W llornbeck for the sum of
S2si,00, with interest thereon from the
18th day Of March. 1914, at the rate Of
eight per cent, per annum until paid,
and for the farther sum of 500 900 at.
torney fee. together with the costs and
disbursements Of said suit.
2, For decree that plaintig's mort.
gage gwen to secure t'e sums hercinbe.
tore mentioned. is first. valid aud sub.
sisting lien upon the real property there.
In and herein described. to wit;
The Sw'4NEi4 aud N'ssEh, Section
d. T. 20 $. X. -. T.. W. NJ, in lIaruey
County. Oregon. together With the
water rights. tcncnen,s, hercditaments
aud appurtcnanccs thcrcunto belong
ing or in anywiSc apprrtaining.
.. For decree and order OF sale ac.
cording to law and the practice OF said
court OF the said morgaged premises.
and the application of the proceeds OF
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Notice to Creditors.

In thu County Court Of the State oi Ore
gon, for llarncy County.
In the matter of the estate of Nellie
Huston, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed hns been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Nellie Huston.
declared, by order of the Judge OF the
above entitled court.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent same duly verified as by law requir.
ed. To the undersigned at his place OF
business in Burns. Oregon. within sir
months from the date OF the FIRST pGblica-
ton of this notice
The first publication Of this notice is
the 18th day of April. 1914.
W. Il. HUSTON,
Adm illustrator Of the estate of Nellie
Huston, Deceased.
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of pupils who are unable to at
tend the entire school year. The
short course will consist of dry
soil farming, dairying and stock
raising; cooking and sewing. and
a course in bookkeeping.
1t is expected that a large class
of Freshmen will enter the school
this fall, the eighth grade gradu-
ates from the public school of
this city alone making quite a
showing and there will be as
many more from other districts
of the county.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

MY sisters husband had an
attack of rheumatism in his arm, I"
writes a well known resident of
Newton, Iowa. IL gave him a
bottle of Chamberlain s Liniment
which he applied to his arm and
on the next morning the rheuma-
tism was gone" For chronic
muscular rheumatism you will
find nothing better than Chamber
lain's Liniment. Sold by all
dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-05-09
Notice To Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been duly appointed adminis'
traitor of the estate OF Jasper Davis.
dc,eas"d. by the County Court of the
State of Oregon. Tor Hnrney County.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present
them. duly verified as by law required.
to me NJ the office of my nttorf !. =.
Cook, in Burns. llarncy County, Oregon.
within six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 25th day of April. 1911.
J. +, Wrusas.
Administrator Of estate of Jasper
Davis. deceased.
j. :. Cook, Attorney.
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High School Ball Team
Fares Better at Prineville

The high school ball team re-
turned from Prineville Sunday
evening and report better luck
than on the home diamond. The
three games played at Prinevile
were better exhibitions and our
team seemed much better than
IN the contest the previous week.
Prineville took the first game
the score being l6 to 8; the sec
ond game was a fine contest,
there being 13 innings played.
The score was tied 3 to 3 up to
that inning and Burns made a
run in the first half but Prime
vile run in two. thus winning.
Burns won the last game 8 to s.
The home boys were well en-
tertained by the Prineville boys
and the best of feeling prevailed
throughout the series.