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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1913)
r Yes Sir! We have a hat that will please You, because our stock is so well as sorted now that wc are almost sure to have exactly what you want in a hat that will fit your head, harmonize with your clothes, and at a price that will please you. Our fall stock is now complete. Come and make your selection now It's the best time. You and Big Values are ffood friends. So you and this Store ought to be good friends. Prices $2.00 to $5.00 Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers I. O. O. F. Building - Burns, Oregon ?hr Times-Retard JULIAN HYRD M.n.ii-i SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. I91S SUBSCRIPTION RATES On. Y.ar Sii Monlha Threr Month .78 r --x Inspiring Confidence Confidence has boon defined as tlie act of placing firm (rust or reliance to anv person or thintr. The elements of confi ilemv or trust enter into every activity of life. We find that in business no sale is ever consumated except through confidence. Before a purchase is made from a mer chant there is a feeling creat ed, knowingly or unknowingly, in the mind of the customer that the merchant is reliable, that his goods are good- goods and that he is willing to war rant them as such. Confidence in a merchant, his store an. I his goods is not created alone by good gooda and personal warranties, but a model store in appearance, courteous treat ment and the determination to serve customers all tend to es tablish confidence in the eyes of the public. A first essential in business is that each merchant and his selling force have confidence in the goods for sale. If they do have confidence customers are more easily influenced to purchase and better satisfied with their purchase, for confi dence is catching. The real purpose of a very thoughtful merchant, who de sires to build a permanent business, is to establish confi dence. Trade travels in the path of confidence, and in pi t portion as confidence in the store increases, just in that proportion does the business expand. Confidence is just as essen tial to success in advertising as in any other branch of busi ness. Advertisements that do not create confidence are a positive detriment to the busi ness. Exaggeration in adver tising always tends to shatter confidence. It may result in some extra sales, but the after effect is had. Truthful advertising does more to inspire confidence in a business than anything else. In fact truthful advertisiiur, good goods, and. good treat ment establish permanent con fidence, so essential to perma- n.'ii i , 'SS. I v J tanners for cooperative purposes lias been an item of immense benefit to the country and this will show great results .next season. Faith in the country and observance of methods will do the farmer much .rood. He no longer has to devote his time and a vast amount of labor to 2.00 , , , , oo , experiments on his own farm. but it is shown him Dciore ne starts practically what he can do with this or that crop and how best to handle it. Farming is no longer a guess but an absolute certainty with those who make it a business and conduct their farms on business principles. I Under these circumstances the farmer of Harney county may be as independent as any man. There may be no immediate market for some of bis products, , but he can raise his own veget ables, fruity, pork, forage for , his live stock and be independent to a great extent of any other source. He must have faith in the country, his own ability and then stay. Every acre tilled now means money to him in the future. Land is getting too scarce to be cheap again and he will find no better land any where than right here in his own country. Men who have ex perienced the advance of land values are buying our real estate I and they are going to make money, they have observed conditions in other new countries and know what they are doing. j They are successful business men and will help develop this country , with their added capital and ex perience of the past. 1-ocal farmers should prosper in pro portion by taking advantage of the opportunities offered them. Th" great benefit of the Ex periment Farm has been demon strated this season to the satis faction of all who have had oc casion to consider the results. It will prove of greater benefit in the future, or rather will cover a wider field of usefulness ,.. farmers learn to take advantage of it and consult with the sup erintendent or view the variety of crops being tried out. This year it has shown what is a suc cess and some failures in the line of crops mostly grown in this county. The sending out of superior, clean s'ed to many Harney A Great Country B. L. Allen, who is associated with P. S. Wcittenhiller in some of the best land in this county, F. K. Hawley and D. D. .Johnson. all of Iowa, have been guests of Mr. Weittenhiller for the past week and have been making a thorough inspection of the coun try. All are well pleased with conditions and the country and as a result they will be the owm is of more land before leaving. Mr. Allen is better satisfied than ever with his investments and Mr. Johnson, who had bought a sec tion of land without seeing it, is going to tell his son of the coun try. Mr. Johnson and son have large holdings in Iowa and have a big traction plow which may be shipped out here to assist in subduing some of the virgin soil of Harney county. Mr. Allen says we should not get impatient about the railroad, that it is coming without any doubt and possibly is being push ed as rapidly as it can be economically. He is not in the least discouraged over the slow process of proceeding and feels every acre now being cultivated or plowed is going to be profitable. He has seen the advance in land and realizes the possibilities of this section. He is a man of means who is willing to take a chance in fact it isn't a chance, it's an absolute "cinch" that will bring big revenue. The gentlemen spent yester day at the lake shooting and returned highly pleased with the Njtort, having made good bags. We do job printing. Professor Shaw and Party Arrive in Burns The Oregon Trunk agricultural demonstration party arrived in Burns this morning on the first leg of the tour of Harney Valley, as arranged by William Hanley. The party consists of Professor Thomas Shaw, head of the Great Northern and Oregon Trunk's extension work among farmers; Prof. Hiram T. French, of the Oregon Agricultural College and 1) C t'Ycenuin ad vertisinir agent of the Oregon Trunk and North yank, from the Portland head iiiinriei'u The imrt v was met at Riley last c veiling by President i,,i,,.,rmi ni' i lie Hums Commerci al Chlb and Frank Johnson, the latter bringing the lecturers into tins city early in the morning. The Riley meeting was a great m si 'The confidence and re spect I'elt for Prof. Shaw in his life work of teaching better farming methods brought out a goodly crowd from far and m ar. The Uiley school house was the meeting place. Prof. Shaw in vited general discussion which was freely participated in by ranchers. I ry farming methods, dairying and the disposition of products of the farm were gone into thoroughly and keen interest was manifested in the methods of handling soils in Silver Creek Valley. The ranchers declared their urgent need of more trans portation. Several women were present and took an active part I in the institute. Prof. French explained the plans for wider ex tension work of the Oregon Agricultural College and the practical means he intends to put into effed to firing the col lege's bent tits to the farmer in ;...i.-li district and each county. Prof. French discussed the con version of more raw materials on the farm into the finished pro duct for the markets in order to gel farming on a bigger cash nMif At the time this is written it is I not difitutelv known whether : the picture reels ordered will ar ! rive for the meetingat Tonawama tonight- However, there will be I talks by these gentlemen along the lines of farming and the i general public is invited to i his meeting, No admission chaises will be made. The party will leave tomorrow as formerly schedualed and the only charge in the original itin erary is at I, aw en where the meeting will be held at 10 a. m., instead of 1 0 p. m. Prof. Shaw will speak at the fair grounds that afternoon, Wednesday, at i 30. More Grain Burned. Another fire that oonaomed considerable grain occurred 1 lit Sunday at the farm of N. Brown & Sons just north f town. The fire caught from sparks from the thresher engine and it is estimat ed that 2i,(MM) pounds of grain is lost. 1). Dickinson was farming the place and it is a serious loss for him. Mr Brown has gotten busy since and had a large quantity of grain yet to be threshed on one of their places east of Burns insured. Wm. GrSV made a trip to Bend this week to better look after the shipment of the parts of his thresher that was burned last week at the Allen Jones Cow Creek place. He arrived here Thursday evening on the truck which brought most of the necessary repairs, but some had to be shipped from the Spokane boose Hid he will not be able to resume operations before the firs,t of next week. Testing Milk Samples. The Harney County High School, through its class in dairy ing under the leadership of Mr. J. C. Leedy, will be glad to test the milk of any cow for anyone in Harney county.. The school will also be glad to cooperate in any other way with any one in- tereated in this subject. Below arc given suggestions for taking the sample of milk that is to be tesied: In making a Babcock test it is of gi sates! Importance to secure a uniform sample of the milk. There i. a very great difference between the first and last por tions of a milking, and lack of care in taking th'' sumple is the cause of many surprising results obtained in testing the milk of individual cows. All the milk Obtained at the milking should be carefully mixed by pouring it from one pail to another at least two times, or by stirring with a dipper moved up and down, as well as horizontally, in the pail. A half pint sample is tuken at once. Tonawama tomorrow night. Presbyterian Church Tomorrow. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:.') p. m. Morning Theme "Worth of a Soul." Subject for Evening ' 'A Pray er Meeting in Jail." Congrogational meeting Tues day evening at 7:30 P. M. Session meeting same evening IK) minutes earlier. The public are cordially invited to attend all of these meetings. BAPTIST CHURCH 10 a. m. Sunday School. Join our rapidly growing humiay School. 11 a. m. worship and preach ing 7:30 evening service: "How Johnny got a Bad Bump. Own-hot. Quickly Cured. "I was taken with diarrhoea and Mr. Yorks. the merchant here, persuaded me to try a bot tle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cho lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After taking one dose of it I was cured. It also cured others that 1 gave it to," writes M. E. deb hart, Oriole, Pa. That is not at all unusual. An ordinary attack of diarrhoea can almost invaria bly be cured by one or two doses of this remedy. For sale by all dealers. NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LAND N.,ii.-,. i IiiiiIpv uni'it llint tlu-SIlr Land Board of ths ttsss ofOnfoa will i,, riii iiiiil bids mail WiOO ocloei ,. m , OetonjH '. teit, i" th lollow idtribd liituls, in alt:- e. in mi. I .in, 'I'. 'HS R 'i i Bm - pi atid :"', T, aNf. K. ar. I' tattoo Pi iiifl 86, T. '-'hH. It. m i actions I" end BO, r. N s. It. i!7 li. Section in Mint :in, T. M I. B, an U. m il in rfnd 86, T '.'.is R, 'tn It. actions ni Mini :ni. I WS R. '-'? '' actions 16 and :m. T, WS. N H B. actions in and U, T. 88 B. R N R factions 16 and M, T -". s. B, "' U lacttoas B6,T. ;.". B, H. 804 u. action in .mil 86, T. BOi. K. '-'.r 1. actions hi and BC, T. BOS. u. W v.. actions 10 and M, T, 80 B, R. '-'7 R, Sect - 16 and 86, T. BO B. B. SB R. actions I'l and 86, I. BO B, It. W !'.. Sections 16 and 86, T 80 B, K, SO! , B, lection BC. 1 80 B. i BBX B. action 86, T. .'in',. B, U .11 B. Pactions 16 1111.1:111, T. a 1 B, R, SO B, Beet 16 and 86, T, :n B. It. 81 B. actions 16 Mini .111, T, 81 B, It. B9i B, actloa 16 T, ! B. B. B8 & actions 16 and 86, T, :it s. K. a li cation IC and 66, T. Has. R, BO B, Bci tlons Pi and BC, T. .'t'-' s. K. :u K, actions 16 ami 86, T 39S. B. 19KB. action in T. 61 s. K. 88 B. All bids most ! nee panied l.y 1, 1.1 ..it , .. rni. .1 application to pur- mill-link 111 dl 'II for Ml Itital nil." ! tin v ..I 1 bs Mm 1 ..I it..' lull, 1 bs itgfcl lo in 1 .."v and )l til i reserved! Applications and 1.1.1- snook! 1-' ad dressed to (J tl Brown, herh Hitr 1. Mini It.. Mot, Salem, Ortij and marked "Aptieation and bid to pnrckass itats kinds ' 1 ',. c, Brown, Clark State land Board. School Suits for Bo At Greatly I REDUCED PRICE) RANGE of AGES 5 to 15 YEAI We are over stocked on the above sizes and offer any suit in this j lot at a very low price $2.50 and up for the entire li BROWNS SATISFACTORY STi The Quality Store NOTICE for PUBUCATION rsiiKi. ITATfl LAND 0WW I Mil If. 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KeeelTer.al hurni, Oregon, nn 11. e -t.l .lr t .11 n.i . 1, 11 1, I Ull, iit.it 1. mm f Wtlnpri :i. t.rit 1 11 miii . ui SVeeerlir, ttrecoti I tl, mil I , nh Initli'H A I lnt run tf e'Hl Ot In Ny-t,..in h!1 i.l TO 111 . I..II. . 1 .-i, 11 I'Atoi. It. Uli r Don't miHH the picture pro- rams at Tonawama. I . . Il L II 1 1 I , , I ll:,l i,a llraunll I 1 . I '. 1 m. : ' llaekhaat, nl Nerrowe, Ureaoa KrynS 1 ; .,iiKii,ii,l Jnhti C ileAsiiinli ImiIi of lliirnt,, i ureaoa, a !. It. iii.i.i NOTICE EOB PUBLICATION IMlll. KtATI I kB "Ml lluri.e, Qleaoa, Hepten.lier II. IVi;l Retleeaaarebf altaaibalObarie I BpW. .1 l.ntriiill. Murloh CO., .'t.K'.u win., .hi 11 1 is, USS made IK rl Ijh.'I Sturjr, -ri ImI N.i ' ,. , I.T NI ' , -' ' . Btlil rVkJIW',, - III Tm uhli - KOUIh. Hatlie I Int.. 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BaaMei SUMMONS In lite Circuit I'iMirt f Hit- Stiili" ..( Hi. unit itn tin- c.iiintjr 1.1 Harney. Klfrida Murray, Plaintiff, Thomas Oecil M array. Dsstadaai ro Thorns Cecil Hurray, Pefaftrlant: In tin- iiiiitii' 11I tin- Sum' ..I 1 Vim in. in I. ib v required to appsai ... ill.' iiImivi- aatitlaaf Oourl on "t i'i" 1 Mull. lay lilt Kivtll .luv ..I OctOllII IHI I ii t il huaver tin- sonputiBl (1 1 I againti yuii iii tltr filiuvr unlillril I'liuwr. mi. I it i,u fml to ao Sappaai 'tint anasrar altb' in the aniil nun', tor witni tharaol tin. iil.iintiii will ninilv I" 1 In- aboT fiiiuli .1 ii'uiitt lor ill'' ri lil ili'iiietuleil In Inr , i-ottiiiliiinl , 1 11 Ufil ! I'ur 11 licit ee nliaultitv tliv.iiciiiit the , plaintiff Iron you aod foratrar (Uaaoirlna 1 lie lunula ui in it rummy licrei.ii.irr iiint niiw exiatlng between you and the plain mi unit fin n ludgtncnl i'u bei 1 ta and , 1 1 H 1 1 tl r HC 1 , it-1 1 1 w Inn 111. Tltia aultlitliina in aetvcl upon by .iil.iiliiii; the HUM on week lOI ill enneecutivM week in I lie Tiniea Herald a weakly newspaper "i (feneral circulation in Harney bounty, Statu ol Oreirnn, iiuraannt tu an orMt oi Hun Uraal 1 bouipson, tu 11 n 1 v Judge ol said Count) nf Harney, State of Oregon, mads and eatered on lbs Ifttb dayo) Attuu-t IBl.H The date of tbe first publication ol 1 1 1 tuntmon being Ausruat -, loinitml the Inai publication belag October till 191 I. Wm. Mil. 1. kk, ,tt. M net 1..1 the Plaintiff. SUMMONS lit tlie Circuit Court ui I lie BtUtS "I Oscgoa for Harvey County. I.nttra Iltiney, l'laintill, 1 v - Buinmoira Prank D, Haney, Dsfimdant) To I'rnnk l. Iliuni, I In almve naiii'.l ilefiinilant: in tin. nanie ui lim Htnie of Oregon. vim me hereby raqsired to appear ami .intwcr Iii tin- iiiiihiIiiiiiI lileil aninal inn in the above Mntlad Hint, t i bs line tlin lat day ni ilin tini.- preacribad in Hie orilcr of publication oft hie utu- in. ma tii-wtt; on or about I lie lili day iii Oatober, itn:t, Mini date being the espiratlon of i urreh fromths Brat iniiiiii an. .a of this summons, and II rou tail to nnewer, for wiini thereof. Plain nn will spplj i" hs 'inn i lui tbe relief iiriiiiiiiileil iii tlie complaint to wit Por a iieeri'i' ut tiii Oourl diaaelring the boada of naatrimony now esietlng lutweeii l'laintill nml I'rleiiilanl, and t lint l'lnitililf Imve a ilecrei' of divofas aiiKuiittn fiiini Defcndaat, That I'liiinilif imve tlie line, custody nii'i cunt ml nf Tsreaos Haney; flarral Haney anil l.uVi.ll tlalliv, ininui child' ten of Plaintiff and Defendant, and her costs nml disbursements herein, This summons is published by order ui Mun. Orant Thompson, Judge of the County Cmirt of II, o nm County, innile and entered on the 3!nd day of Auguatt 1818, ninl ila' data of th oral publica tion ul lhii auniuKniH ia Annual 88rd, iJlB. J. J. I'ATTKItMilN, Atlorncy fur Plaintiff. NOTICE POB PUBLIOATIOB titi i' 'i o - i tan orrn e I tin I tip ut. ai.ii -. (.tviiii.ee IS, ISIH I N.'ii..' la hereh) ilii-ii tl, m jau'.i N ieaeea, ..I no nai. I. . Oregon. I.", ,ai ' " ' ' . IHB'1.' I up. rl laii'l liiliv. No. i'1-ii. fat S', IS , ' I I "' illl .'I . li". Mlllaiiie.le Meif'tati. Iiaa Sled in. tin- til iDtenUon tn eiehe tinat proof, tn eeublteb iIpIiii t tlif Ian. I a In.!.' it. a, ill. ,1. I.il.iri' Sea later end Reeetvef t iinr. Oregon. on Ib , 1,1 .., tab. . i i i ut in a ni aeaiee ea wilt ..." Uaae leaeen and fo - ,r'i ...t t. . , r Main man, iiii'goii int. il t' I'.itit, aii.t ( Mia Inn. , an . .il. .a Rlva aide Oregon IV rH Iteellit. r NOTICE Kei: PUBLICATION. i Mun aTATi i aWi on ii i ' Itnri.a .. i I l, ISIS. I ,." , ,a beieel ejeea thai i"i Stewart, l.i relde, llreiatio, who. i i '. i !i" meda li.. in f '. I ti.iii ..i-"t n.r -', ,ii, ,n !,iowi.ahln;H .Rangp.'flK wil'amette MxililiNti. he 'i;. if not I, a .. Ititi etloe lo meSe final three yeet proof, n- eefaldteh latin In Hi.- land ' ' i i ' ed, i . i gtetee ".i Reeeteer hi i nrne, Oreaoa on thi .tt dof Oetobet 11 I UlniAIlt iiBitiia aa ultifaa.-a I S linaeii ami l.'lili I'm. I. I.. Hi "t III..' aide, "tr..ii nam Taireidebi i"i . h Vefiatei bntli nt lla.iiitiiin, Or. p.ii. It g Ki mo It' alali-r NOTll'K POR IM'ltl.K'ATION. I'M rKDsTrATKI I.AKO orfci lim list, i in j,', tn -. plfinlx-f 17, 1 'I KollOCJ :. lift. -in aiwii that Ihoinaa f Hralf. ul I'rlin fi.in Uresyol), li". on Majr I. HU7 anl i lHobttl 17. 1910, m M-'-Mvcll BBBfrt IIOtnoMcjaVd I iitrlrss. S... "ii . il' for 1-oU J. t, 8. 4,, -t l,NK. -,,- H ,S. rtli'l NI ', NWU, -. . iii.rf j rowncbtp .: - , Raaga tl K., . IIUbi. ellCJ Mort'llati, ha ri'ti tn.ll-!- ol Hi'i titlt.li to Hlslkt imal 0TCJ y-ar proof, lo rall!)li claim Ulthcj I Mill atni.i- .li a. fllM-'l. btflOrCJ HttT ? and Korlvr, ft HarfkB tjr(n null -tut- of Ol l! r. 1 I : i I Salmailt IIMI).' a wli K.ui .i, w itoratmftti iin.-i.ua K, Mevot., ".. . ,. ritllol Tiltn r ! on, -M. Wu I.BBI, K-tfUter NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I'MIKII HIA1KM UAMOOtfm Il ii tin. Oregon, KepiemlM-r 17. lewt gotta to hi'ii'bi alien tliat otli. Sratriun. of inn,, nn. Oregon, ahi Met l, iwt; ud in label I. i'l". ri"ii.iii.li. inail.- Komi Meed Kntrlea S fi - - "ee :n, K1, Bgi, IM" I - . let) I ...! 1 ti W ' . N e. ni ' . -I ', "eel i 1 1. ii-li 1 1. .7-. nana ,1 llaii.itto Mrtlilltll. I, ai Hie. I m.ller of liitiiit eke flnal flie reer "hi( !oea- tat. Mali rial ilir land above il.-a. ill e.l. be lure the Heglefet ant ISeraleer.el Mun. a. Or k the .'.'in i .i- ..I oit.ii. i .ia laima. t uamee wlttiraaea Hi, n.i. a 1 llealf. Karl J. V. Ilotaiineau. ; Thome S staeeuend wmuw vtiikin allot I'rll,. IOW, oirgnn M a. Ktaae. Keglaler. -I v.i I Ilium Merlel No. Oi.laV. NOTICE for publication; i .it i ii -i in a i in' ofKit t t'll'l't, ttiegllll, Hitenilp'l .ll'l. IV1 V ,. i, i. i given iliai Neurel C. Statu eer, A.liilllllalr lilt ill III, alpr lit I I . II" HI, I") '. r. Mnuli 'Ilnttie. In K-rt . I , a.l.lreaaol Almriii'i III fai'l W lettl Building Kortlend, oreaiiii, ii thi '.'"d 'iv tnber, 11. Sle.1 In tiiiantiiie her -! Jilli'plliin ti. rPlt llli.ler thr- ,u.i lal'.na "I itV a, i nf Coaereee, epbroeed febrneri II, lets. 'Illl.ll. .., l.ola I l"t 10. Ml 'I l.l. J- I Kvuih it nh r.ai m I. i HI, I ail (H-r-,,1 .'1111.111 ..n.r." ' " lamia aeeerllarq, "r dealrlng ta obet boeenee of tbe lulu. ii pnereaterel lite land, off fee nr ,'tti.i r, aeon t. tin- rtlaH.ltoa,.lieani hmild Hie Ihelr rndlll nf I'fi.lral In ll.l. ,.BI n nr iM'f.ir.' lln 7 I. daf of llelolier, ll.1 IV a Ke lliaiatei Appointment of Kinutm. Ill tin' n, alter uf tlie e-tllte t Samuel liiiai'li, deeeeao . Nutie la liereby ifiven I ImI tin' under algliiil aa duly .i'iitit.-l by tlieC.iin ly ( iiurt tif llarui'V I'l.uiilt OrSBSSSl, nn sept, in, 1611, the) ageeaaar oi 'i ii will anil I. -t.iuiii.l gad "I tl..' eatate of Siiintii'l Ituiult, ileceuxiwl eml Ima iii!l fled All (apreoiiH having claime tigainil aunt eitele eie reiuiri'il lo .ri'Hlit lliein with ir.i..'i SOOeharS witliin aix m-.titlt from data at till aaMea, in tlieumler ainniii ut tiia rashl a la Bilataa Valhty. cr at the OaCggS id hie atliitiev, li. A Ram bold, ul llnrna, I lot'.n I'Ult'il lliia I'.lli ilas I l-i'iiti'inlit i ICI1 WAI.II.U i Kill-, Lli-i'itiir. WOOD FALL IS HERE And o is my full line of RUFF and V-IVFXIKED SWEATE1 LIN CLOTH, SERGES, GINGHAM KINAW, SHEEP LINED and LI COATS, WINTER HATS and CAPS Allover Lace, Embroidery, Flannel Woolen Hose, Lined Gloves, W derwear and the IK Hm I G0TZ W. Wls. Work and TNX SHOl v For MEN, andCHll I also pack one of the Best of Groceries to he had ami A. K. Richards General Merchant Potatoes CaW THE WHITE FRONT LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE W i have ooiiliiiril our liuaincsa entirely tu the White Front where WC are prepared to care Tor our customerx better than ever before HORSES FED FOR 20c. PER HEAD AND UP Halt (I May and (irain for Sale at Market Prins. Qoad Hay in Stack $4.50 Per Ton. Delivered in KurnH, $6.50 Per Ton Railroad Rates Redi From Sept. 2ft to Oct. 1 0,1 To Points On The OregwTri CENTRAL OREGON 1 FROM The Burns-Vale NOTIOK I'Olt I'UHIilCATlON. UNITED STATES I.anh oil n k( llli i iia. Orugull. Hi'iili'liiln'i II, Ni.iiiii Uhuri't.i fins tliai William A Wallr, ul l.avi'li. Ilrimni, "II". iiu July 7 IMS, lllaili' lliiiiualtail Knlrv Nn. IKlllHI. fi.r N 1-' , , ., , 11..1. II. Innnalilp S4 I,, llatmii ifJ1, K will .'it , Mi IIiIImii Iim llli'il lintlri' ll lllli'llllim In k final III mi' nar proof In l-alalillali rial In In I In I11111I almvti iluaiTttinil, liulnri. HiKlaun nml Hut'alvar, at Itlirna, Ori'iniu. nil tlm lioril lnv uf Oi'louar IttlS. 1 la I ma III 1111 lima Ha wlthraara Kfinl lltuia nml All.i'll ttnaii I111II1 of I.iiiiiii, on'anii l.in)il full', uf Itiirua, Orvuuii. fjto t'tflt W. Kan 1 all, nl I mi mi, on gnu Wm. I'ahk, Kinla'i'i Tonawumn loniKht. 36-Hour Schedule from Ituilroad t'luse t'oniK-i'lioiiH Made With Trains K.ist. ( oloitalilr ConveyaneeH for PrtwenjrerM. lure. $10. (ureful Attention and Prompt Delivery of Kxpremt and Freighta Kntruat eil lo Our Care. Freight 2 l-2e. Per Pound. R. J. McKinnon & Son BURNS, - OREGON lliaaBIBISIII 'l' ilBBMIaBMIBl L DR. HOWARD H. CUSTIS Veterinarian Graduate of Unlvaralty of Pennsylvania JOHN DAY, OREOON IreaU dlaeaaea of Horaaa, Cattle and all other Animal wmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmm AtlanU. Ga. $51.70 Kansas City. Ul Hoston, Mass. 65.16 LouiaviHe, Kv Buffalo. N. Y. 47.60 Memuhis. Tenn. Cairo. III. 39.96 Milwaukee, Wn Charlston, S. C. 64.75 Minneapolis. Mil Chatanooga, Tenn. 48.40 Naahville, Tcnn. Chicatro, 111. 38.00 New York, N. Y Cincinnati. O. 42.86 Omaha, Nebr. Cleveland. O. 44.76 Peoria. III. Columbus, O. 44.60 Philadelphia. Is Detroit, Mich. 43.50 Pittaburg, Pa. DtsMoines, Ia. 32.84 Richmond, Va. Duluth. Minn. 30.00 Sioux City, Ia. Kvansville, Ind. 40.10 St. Louis, Mo. Indianapolis, Ind 40.60 St Paul. Minn Superior, WiB. $30.00 Corresponding reductions from other points. If you will advise the Oregon Trunk Ry. Agent t Muraaasea oi your inenas in tne tja wno are com 1 nut .ill I....... .. ..................:... a.ii j i t i- .i .. .1 nan- u iciuesu'iiiuuvf fan ana neiu uian meir i: Dt'UOSitS in Iiri'lllivm.'llt nf tiiLrlu u-ill laa aa and tickets delivered at eastern points by telegraph 1.1 .. M A 1 . ror iurtner mtormation regarding stopovers, etti D U runiirn tr. rs. v-iwptaitn, j. n. Uorl Aaat. tarn I Poaa. Anl, Portland, Or. Beiul, ( Mil The Burns Hospital MRS. ETTA CUMMINS, Prop. Beat Surgical Room and Equipment In the State Outalde of Portland. Nice Rooms, Good Care and Com fort for Patients-Reasonable Terms Graduated Nurse in Charge OUR NEW GOOl Have arrived and we are now ready supply you with your requirements.- MANY NEW U have been added and all gooda will bs aold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES CALL OR SEND YOUR OHM The Burns Department M the news in The Times-Herald Ui