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tes-Jerald,
FLARQK8T CIRCULATION OV
?8r ANSR IN THIB COUNTY.
JRUAT, AUOl'lJT 7. 19W
.ocal News.
iry fits eyes P. 0. block.
IFitchett wna in the city
by.
want a nice, mild drink
the Burns Sodn Works.
f Morrisnn was over fiom
(House during the week.
i Smith hoa n now stock
of various kinds and
is Anuerson anu wuo
from Narrows Tliurs-
ag Mowers, Rakes, Reap-
IBinders for sale at N.
Sons.
Couch and wife are at
occupying Mrs. Geo
i residence.
rices on men's tino sum-
inaerwear anu anirts.
& Co., Burns.
ImaCawlfield is visiting
kome of her son. D. A.
Id in this city.
our saddle horses in shape
natineo on Sunday, Aug. j
le lair grounds.
railroad wars all around
EH certainly be our turn
be. Be patient.
fe
ECURITY
and
ERVICE
arc afforded the patrons
of our institution.
SECURITY Every $l.OQ of our Capital ia
roingorcod by$l.iJO of oaruod
Surplus, which, in conjunction
with our ooiiHorvntiro policy,
affords mi unusual dogroo of
anfoty to our dopOBitors.
SERVICE Our sorvico is not bused upon
theory but i the result of
yoars of study and oxporionco
in tho banking' business.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BURNS
A
Capital,
Surplus,
325,000.00
330,000.00
United States Depositary
Acconnts Invited
guaranteed Salis-
Ali work
dury's.
Zollio Dibble is over from Sil-
1 ver creek.
reathouse, who recently King lino of watches, chains,
nt a surgical operation, ' etc., nt Salisbury's P. 0. block.
0 be out again. I roln, nnldwell and wife nro
Lie Men and Womcn to j down from their mountain home.
ers, English and German, Snm Mioknl ami wifn hnvo
gono to tho Blue Mt. Springs for!
an outing.
Studebaker Wairona. the "De-
Ipendont" kind for salo at N.
anU Brown & Sons.
nes; earn $5 to $iu uauy
Bion; outfit free; referen-
ired. Benedictine Press,
jel, Or.
ty Slienit Terriu
Salisbury fixes watchks P. 0.
block.
arwl Mrs CI V OloVOn-
nWirirnn nil loft Sundnv uooo vinegar ior saie oy r. r,.
mminnins near Prairie Jenkins at the Brewery. Money
... . -. .
icmoy camp me anu pick
kernes. They expect to
it some time.
Black & Nash were up
ke Lakes Monday, iney
ben sinking prospect holes
Harney Valley Oil & Gas
were down to a depth of
, in one well and still in a
formation similar to as-
back if not as represented
Tho First Bank of Vale is to be
Nationalized and the capital
stock increased to 75,000. ,
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Gooseberries and currants for
sale at Mrs. Adam George's,
three miles north of Crow Camp.
Some very desirable residence
and business lots in Burns can be
secured by seeing Irving Miller.
Senator Parrish is in from his
.1. E. Chandler was in the city
during tho week.
Burns Soda Works can fill any
cyder largo or small.
Dell Dibble's mother is quite
ill nt the Burns hotel.
A. W. Hurlburt was a visitor
to our city tho first ot this wcok.
Cortes Elliott and wife were
visiting in the vicinity of Hnrnoy
for several dnys this week.
Prompt delivery of all orders
'phoned tho Cash Grocery &
Mnicorv nt llin PVonch TTnfpl.
Pi.iJvni. TimU nnwv nnnl
wife are on a tour of tho county.
, lie is spending his vacation in
, this man ner. 1
Tlio rniim1(l( lino of Hnmllfim I
J Brown's "Honest Value" Shoes
for Infnnl8, Boys, Girls, Men
nnd Women nt N. Brown & sons.
Farmers why pay $12 to $15
porM. for gieon lumber when
you can get good dry repair lum
MMM, Job nrintinr Tha Timafl-HfirnM
Try h meal at tho Home Hotel.
BORN-To Mr. and Mrs. James
Konncdy July 2fl, n son.
A full lino of fine groceries and
dried fruits nt Haines & Co.,
Burns,
W. B. Johnson of Silver creek
was seen on our streets this
wcok.
J. W. Ammonds is in from tho
W. W. Brown ranch for medical
treatment.
Frank Cummins cumo over
from Malheur County Thursday
on n visit to hia father.
IF YOU AIIU GOINOTO TUAVIJL,
Um the Harney County National Dank
TRAVELLER'S CHEQUES
They arc nclMdcntlfylng.
Ura nntl Hurt Hamilton nro
homo from Montana whore they
had been shearing bIicop for a
few months.
Tlio liurns soda Works nro
prepared to fill all orders. Drop
in when you hnvo n thirst.
Everything scrupuously clean.
Rosa Goodlow is nursing a bad
hand, tho result of getting in
troublo with n badger which his
dog was having a tussol with.
Paints, Oils, Doors nnd Wind
ows, in fact everything for the
farmer or builder. Give us a
call and wo will be glad to give
you prices. Myers Pumps and
Star Windmills.
Harney Co. Imp. fi Hdwe. Co.
Williams Bros. Baw mill at
Cold Spring on tho Canyon rond
is propnred to do custom work
for those desiring to take ad
vantage of their government per
mit. Also lumber for sale at $12
per thousand. Seo them about
custom prices.
II. F. Ringen informs us that
D. A. Brakeman nnrrowlv escap
ed burning out the other day nt
Waverly. Mr. Brakeman had
just returned from the railroad
and had loft his bed nt the cor
ner of the house whero sparks
from a stove pipe ignitad it.
(lames were gaining head
way when Mr. Ringen arrived
and put them out.
- "iitatta-ir-f!
jW'fa
til.
Frank Gownn is up from his
liomoitend near Nnrrows.
Edison Phonographs nnd re
cords for salo nt Lunnburg &
Dalton's.
Mrs. Earl Elliott Is out of tho
city on 11 visit to Mrs. W. G.
Bnrdwoll.
A fow sots of Harness will be
sold at right prices -Haines &
Co. Burns.
Mrs. A. A. Cowing returned
homo Monday from un extended
visit to California.
Joiios Muwor nnd Rnko for $76
whilo they last. First come, Aral
served- C. H. Voegtly.
Chester Mnco loft yesterday
with tho Welcome-Colo party for
an outing in tho mountains.
Exchange your Trading Stamps
for premiums, now ready for
distribution at N, Brown &
Sons.
Arc local baseball fans going
to tnko part in tho tournament nt
Prairie City next month? If so
we'd better get busy.
2 section gin f0 tooth Steel
Lover Harrows at $22.00 nt C. H.
Voegtly's. Seo thut you do not
get! inch nnd only GO tooth Har
rows, UlSlUllU Ul lilt IIUOYl', V I
J, 1, uarrctl lias disposed 01
his farm up tho river to Simon
Lewis nnd Henry Vulgnmore and
has moved to town for the pres
ent. The price was $G,000.
JuRt arrived: A complete line
of Roofing, Sheathing, water
proof Sheathing and Stringed
Felt.
Harney Co. Imp. & Hdwe. Co.
Dr, nnd Mrs. W. L. Mnrsden
arrived homo Monday evening.
Mrs. Mnrsden was returning
from a two months' visit in Cali
fornia and was met over in Bear
Valley by tho Doctor. Mrs.
Marsden states thnt good pro
gress is being made on the ox
tension of tho Suinptor Valley
Railroad nnd they expect to have
trains running out to atout half
the distance botweon Austin nnd
I'miris City some time in September.
ill & Clemens have put in!, Senator ramsn is m irom f bcrat half the price and haul
class saw mill li miles j home at J" Ho will probabbr twlce much at Burns MIHInK
11 o:' :.. JL-H.J return this week. Blue Mt. , miii
"tl CnwitifMi 10 Mvnt fln
UIU .J111...B "" ... !
Co. 's mill
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ivith good road. In first ' ' .. , Mrs. Ab Bingham nnd dnught-
imber-picked trees from You will nnd a good line of r f Burlington Kansas, nrriv-
rnment Prepared to do trunks, suit cases and telescopes e(j j,crc Jnst Tuesday. Mrs.
work. Seo them about at tho right price at Haines ic nnttimm jR n 8jster 0f j n Wel-
svernment permit at once. , Co., Burns. come and they hnvo not seen
MnflHnv was un from his Lou Conner, the California horse each other for 31 years. They
lyhome Wednesday look- mm ,s ncre w,in some run ung
ler some business. Mr. , norses Ior ine ia,r lo uw "t,u wv
has installed a gasoline ' t ot uctoner.
Mo irrigate with and his, ph0novour orders to tho Cash .daughters Juliett and
i '
win spenu a montn nere vistung.
Henry Dalton and wife, Thos.
Sagers, Mrs. W. Y. King and
Chcspn,
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Dr, Joe Mtcnett, nougnt , firocerv & Bakerv for bread. Hr8 " Leonard and cnnuren
lith's engine while bore pjeS( COokies, fruits, etc, Deliv- mid Miss Mary Croxton make up
ir. Maddux, iney nro go- orv mft 0 nromntlv. Priy who win leavo tomorrow
be business right and will; . , ,. .,. I for Myrtle Parks to camp for a
, success of fanning, " . r , , . 1 !ov weeks nnd flah.
' mason on tho Reed and Hagey &
BALU-Doyouwantanice Richardson buildings, mot with kancii for &alu: uno smaii
100 aoro ranch 3 miles an accident Thursday afternoon. I horse ranch, located on Mainour
hlnrnov on Ratt esnnke Tin frll from a 12-foot herb senf-.nvcr. i'lrst-ciass summer, iau
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First water right, run- fold with a heavy wheel barrow
iratcr tho year around, thrown in for good measure and
caring orchard, 40 acres come ofi with only some painful
Ivation, flno range for cat-1 bruises and no bones broken,
es or sheep. For further! While it will lay him oil for a
Jars call or address RolaiW few days Mr. Wizeman consid-
Harney, Ore. crs he got off lucky.
RGA1NS! BARGAINS!!
1EY DAY A BARGAIN DAY!
y Counter a Bargaift Counter!
1 1 . . j i -. . ..
lies skins, waists, unueiwt-ru,
jckwear, etc,, will be sold at
greatly reduced price
Q.
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fial Bargains in mens summer
hats and vests.
A full stock of staple
and fancy Groceries
for every body.
Orders promptly filled
SCHWARTZ.
he Bu$y Corner Store"
'm.TSF&, OIFt.3ESC3r03Nr,
and winter rnngo surounding it.
Fine location for fruit nnd vege
tables, also. For further parti
culars, write or call on E. L.
Beede, Diowsoy, Oregon.
Five hundred feet more casing
for tho II. M. Horton deep well
out cast of this city, arrived hero
yesterday from tho railroad and
it is likely the machine will again
he put to work next week. This
additional casing will cnablo
them to go down about 100Q feet
and nt least show whether a flow
can be obtained in that depth.
Jimmio McGuiro is homo frqm
a visit to Seattle. IIo had all
kinds of experiences, whilo out.
An excursion steamer on which
ho was a passenger went down
by going on tho rooks out somo
20 miles from Seattle nnd thon
ho was in un nutomobilo wreck
too, IIo says he didn,t mind
theso incidents in the least nfter
thoy wcro over, for ho was out
to take in everything golnpf and
is satisfied he got his monoy'a
wprtlu
Mtttors. Peterson, Chrlstlanson
and Moore of Spokane, Wash.,
and Hascalo Cole of Lostine Oro
gon, nro among our now settlers.
.Mr. Moore 1ms gono to Portland
but will noon return. Mr. Peter
sen has already begun operations
on Ids homestead nnd Mr. Chris
tlnnson has accepted a position
1 with Chan. Wilson in tho black-
smith shop. Mr. Cole took a
desert claim and begins ap once
to'dovelop it, His plan of re
claiming it is by deep wols and
pumping plants, operate by gas
oliuo engines. Tho gentleman
(s an exporlonucd irrigator and U
a vnhmblo acquisition to our pec?
tion,
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DID YOU KNOW
"
That two flows of natural gas under an enormous
pressure have been developed in Harney Valley?
Did You Know that the visible indications point to
Harney Vnlloy as being underlaid with one of the great
est deposits of light gravity oil in the world?
Do You Know what thnt means to Central Oregon? '
It means railroads and tho development or nil tno re
sources of this great inland empire.
Do You Want to share in tho enormous profits thnt
await those who first tap this immense pool of oil?
The Harncu Valley Oil & Gas Co. odor you this
opportunity. With stock selling at 5 cents per share
(par valuo $1.00) it is an opportunity unparalleled in
the history of oil development. Wo will gladly answer
any and all correspondence. Address
T.!f fl . n- r.... s
raui'if vii or uas to., uurnn, wregon. n
llarney
Job printing Tho Times-Herald
Go to the homo Hotel for a
good menl,
Clyde nnd Van Embreowero
up from Sunset Monday,
A. O. Faulkner nnd .brido nro
expected homo in n fow days.
A Smith Primier typewriter
U. S. Reynolds was over from
his Warm Springs home during
tho week.
Dry slab wood at mill only
$1.00 per cord.
Rums Milling Co.
Till) mitlQIIril nlltnfinau fif nllt)
little city is quite noticeable
Foil SALE-820 acres of liay
land. Inquire at this office.
Ct M. Kellogg iti in-from Vale
looking after his stage business
Hurry Clondoneirfu sick nt tho
Forron homo in thin city mirror
ing from typhoid fever.
Lot A gray bouble-breasted
snrk qoal, bflween Burns and
tlui Frank Siier ploc. Kinder
please ratum lo A. fkrhenk.
Newt Hoover mid family took
their departure Wednesday morn
ing for tiib noiitl). They will
first go to gwillla and sec the
fnir.
II. F. Itlngon is temporarily
located in this city wheie he will
do somo painting. Ho is at work
on tho G. W. Clovongor barn nt
present.
Four car loads consisting of
buggies, wagons, plows, harrows
farm mnchin",-v, barb wiro and
nails now on route. See C. II.
Voegtly for prices.
The writer visited tho J. C.
Foloy fnrm up tho rivor Sunday
nnd saw a field of tho finoflt win
ter wheat ever grown in nnyj
country. He hasn't much idea
about estimating grain, but if
this field doesn't yield big it cer
tainly is deceiving.
Clyde Shaver arrived hero
yesterday afternoon, having came
over the mountains on his wheel,
leaving Albany Monday. Clyde
came over to get a homestead on
tho recently opened tract of land
in this valley. His family re
mained at tho form he has rent
ed near Albany.
F. A. Colo and A. C. Wolcome,
accompanied by their wives, left
yesterday morning for the moun
tains near Prairie City where
they will pick hueklcborrioa for a
while later coming back to Blue
Mt. Springs for a timo and com
ing homo by way of Lonn Val
ley whero thoy will fish for a
while, They expect to Iw abaont
about three wevka.
One of tiie Eagle's correspond
ents nt Susimvllle writes that the
report is curront in that portion
of the county that the Sumpter
vnlloy railroad lias consumed a
deal purchasing all of the timber
holdings of G. V Howell. This
timber isjocatod in the vicinity
of Bear $3s understood
f tliat Mfi W tho reprsen-
tative (A ,rtcK luios, trie
timber baron? Tho report also
states that an announcement is
to bo mndo in a fow days con
cerning tho extension of tho roadl
down tho Middlo Fori.
NOTICE
Any nnd nil persons owing the
firm of Hagey. Fenwick & Jnck
son, either on account or note,
are hereby notified that all such
accounts and notes are now in
tho hands of C. H. Leonard for
collection. Such persons nro
hereby requested to make imme
diate settlement of the same.
Dated Aug. Gth, 1901).
Hagey, Fenwick & Jackson.
Number 30.
Your Choice of a Bank
In making your selection of a bank connec
tion, tlio matter of service is important.
Accuracy, promptness, convenience and cour
tesy nro appreciated by tho depositor.
Porsonal attention is of great advantage. You
will require at times tho personal advice of our
officer. You will want to feel free to consult
thoue officers.
We endeavor to seo that each customer of the
bank has the benefit of every part of our service.
A Savings Bank Department is a feature of this Bank,
in which interest at the rate of four per cent per
annum Ih allowed.
The Harney County National Bank
- OF BURNS, OREGON.
YOUR HOME INSTITUTION
STATE DEPOSITARY
THE ANDERSON HOTEL
AIR. nnd AIRS. CHAS. ANDERSON, Propts.
We'are pleased to announce to our old-time friends
and customers that we have again taken charge of
our hotel. We just completed renovating the en
tire building and you will find the old-time home
comforta when you call. We hope to see you soon.
The old favorite Family Hotel where guests receive
.cpec?al Attention and Good Service.
SOUTH BURNS, OREGON-Near Fair Grounds.
.
tl-inon flnva Imf fliA nnnt lm linr.
ror sato at bansuury h jowe.ry . t fiol(ls nro t0 ,vc,
store. I .
1 rred tinrron was un irom sun-
sot yesterday. He is at present
Frank Hnrrison hns sold his
residence property to J. P.
Cochrane.
Brittingham & Richardson are
manufacturing all kinds of sodas
working far W. G. Howell opera
ting his pumping plant.
A. S. Swain and family aro ex
pected nomo tomorrow irom a
and soft drinks and will do nrtvfat to Willamette Valley points,
only a retail but a wholesale . Port,aml and tho SofttUo fair
ousiness. 1 . . ....
Airs. u. J. schoiiokl expecta to
leavo somo time next week for
Snlt Lake whero alio goes lo
W. W. Drinkwater was down
from Harney tho first of this
i it. ie .. i.
woe, no irvwriiw Ma w Miiin,01. Htafnl, f , ,.,i,a
disposed of his blacksmith busi
ness tQ Bttrbank Clay ami James, "cnias ior snio, an sizes ana
Buckland.. , lengths, price 20 conts per foot.
yny 0110 (icsiring uenios auuress
Joseph Frioman a seriously ill
at the homo of hia daughter, Mrs
I, Schwarts in this city. Mr,
Frioman is 70 years old and has
broken rapidly during tho past at tho homo of Mr. and
fow months, Hisprcsont condl- ' forron, tlieir son
tion is duo to honrt trouble,
W. A Ford of J, 0. Alborson,
Alberson, Oregon.
MAItRIUI)-
J, S. Konyon was a passenger
In on yesterday's Canyon stage.
Ho canio ovor from Bnkor City
Wednesday evening
Mrs. F,
William
was married to Miss Jennio Tay
lor, Rev. C. W. Hollomnn per
forming the ceremony in the
prosonco of only tho immediate
.iMb.fi. Dm ,,n.t,foMl,n.)relativo3 of tho contracting par-
ui i.ii. i. i.. f I ties. Both young people have
1 1- 1 1 iviiir.il f Mia -
ed hero. Mr. Konyon hns just
returned fioin Portland whero 1
his son, OUj, was recently opera
ted on for appendicitis. Tlio
pntiont was out of danger when
ho loft.
been residents of tliis city for
several years. TliO'Timos-Hor-nld
joins their friends in extend
ing bust wishes.
Hnrnoy County can got all of
tho fruit thoy can haul overtho
mountains by driving ovor'into
Grant county. Not as much at
tention has been given to or
chards in Hnrnoy comity as has
in this county with tho result
1 inai niuou ot 1110 jruit used tnero
Residents of
Aoents Wanted-Ih ovory
town for tho Stcol Adjustnblo
Hameloss Horso Collars. No
pads, homes or straps, can use
vyith nn.y kind of tug attnch-
mnnio lXIll Vtstt1 ivnll hunA f
srrjr'tX r. "n , bo imported
or rust Price $0 00 eacli Ask I Iai,"oy covmty w,lQ (lcsirs to ,ay
oriusc rnpo $u.uu eacn, ask . ... ,.. ? nf t,,,l
HijJru&'s'&'SS
Pacific Coat SUt, Amhy.lcrop ia abundant, -Blue Mt,
QrK0u. iEagle,
The Eastern Oregon
Engineering Co.
CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND
IRRIGATION INfilNIIRS
Main Office, Burns, Oregon
A I), KMILK.NKU, HRr
Branch Oilier, I-nkeview, Oregon
i. 1 ti'LKinn, lur
.'
The best Jftzmrip
brains and experience
have ever produced."
QUICK MM
STEEL RANGE:
-BijHa.
THEY ARB BEHBR BECAUSE;
llioy nro built on eolontlllo jwtoelilee
nnrt tlio matorlol iiboU In no ir.trtbutort
(Ul tO do tllQ IMOMt good.
Tlioy uro lust Uonw tuioujjli to bo
Cood, iluniblo and 1iibUh
Tho ulxpngUmiKul puu Uioso
wlioro tlio moat wwir la.
'Tlio wuIIh mo AaboatoH lluail,
Tlioy aw ittiMoof htool, iwcqniUy
thoy aro btron(and on:i (; .,-rauk.
HAKNUY COUNTY
INPLBMENT & HARDWARE
COMPANY
HARDWARE, CROCKERY
TINWARE
Hums, w Oregon
NEW MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Fresh Groceries, etc.
For Spring and Summer Trade
$4S$;$SSS3S$S33
4 44
JOE THOMPSON
IN THE POST OFFICE BLOCK
Candy, Nuts, Stationery, Cigars, and Tobacco
ICE CREAM PARLORS and SODA WATER
l?resli Line of Confections and Best Cigars
No cities In the Stationery Line Conic see
SA10KERS ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED
Nice Assortment of PipesNew Novelties Coming.
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If its i n Leather We have it or can
get it for You
As much difference in leath
er as in people. We use
only the best in our work
Umln'tjlyou better look at your old Harness?
You've had it a long time. "Better be sure
llian sorry."
ts.
J. C.WELCOME & SON
rE3Ca,xn.ese and Sad.d.lesi
'&&
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
J. W. OWEN, Propts.
T-?i . t j. fiArffS
rinest nearse m couniy
Particular attention given
To Funerals
Fresli Teams, Comfortable Rigs, Careful Drivers.
Particular attention given to Transcient Trade
Horses Ixmnloil by tho davvwefc or mouth
r CHAS. WIISOfiT""
Dlacksmitliiiij; and
Horseshoing.
Wagon Work
ALL WOftK GUAR
ANTEED. Burns, Oregon,
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