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'lrnes-JIerald.
4ltK I.A110K3T CIUCUl.ATION OF'
iNYNKWSrAPKHINTHipCOU.NTY, I
HATl'RUAY, MA IM, ll'IO.
Local News,
Girl wanted at lliu Overland
otel.
Rolled barley at Tho Busy Cor-
isr Store.
1 Henry Black was in from his
nset home yesterday.
Have you seen the now Belts
Brawn's Satisfactory Store?
I Walter Sullivan has been up
m Narrows for several days.
If you want protection see
ving Miller the insurance num.
The best meal in Harney coun-i
for 25 cents at the Overland
tel.
Mrs. L. N. Stallard has been
fror from her Otis Creek home I
is week.
fA few fractional sections of
minon school land for sale A.
B. G corpe. i
The French Hotel is gaining!
I popularity under the manage-
entof L.p. Culp.
Mrs. Pearl Fisk is again at
me after completing the cen-
iis enumeration in the Drewsey
strict.
We have deeded properties
from SO to 3000 acres that at
esent prices will bo sure to
uble within two years. Ask us
out them. Randall, Passenger
$ iMaioney.
BANKING BY MAIL
YOU
CAN
BANK
with us with tho same easo and safety
as though you called upon us in person.
We give especial attention to em
banking by mail business, thus insur
ing our out-of-town patrons of tho
best possible service
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BURNS
Capital and Surplus $60,000.00
United Stales Depositary
Accounts Invited
Cremo -for sale by your grocer.
S. F. Tyler was in the city
yesterday.
Good vinegar at The Busy Cor
ner Store.
Clothes pressed and cleaned at
I J. D. Stewart has closed the Schonk Bros.
firm of school at Diamond and The new breakfast food -
as in this week. He took his Cremo a local product.
fimily out with him and they, Tlu Overland Hotel is the
ill spend a part of ths summer ,)hlC0 to slop w),on jn Bui.Iig
; Diamond. T , , . .
i Tmnrnvetl and unininroved farm
While our untie in spring aim llnfi ejtv nronertv for sale.
fummer goods has been much
prger than ever we are still
mowing a beautiful and new line
IKVINO. MllXKR
H. Burkhardt was up from his
f Dress' Materials and request homestead- near Lawgn during
feu to compare same with any
Ithers examined.
factory Store.
the week
Brown.s Sat- Guests at the French Hotel are
provided with tho best to be had
James Curtis Bartlett is one in the market-
At J.. it. n1..nr, f -. l.n T f riniiin ntwl urifsi tl'll'il Unt'
uiUKriiiiuaiuiK tiusa nuni uiu .1. v. iv.iwo .iuu . ...,.. M!U.. l, .,l n
from their Pine creek home "' ' , ., ..
Wednesday.
Good, substantial, well cooked
meals at the Home Hotel is whati
Al Cote was a visitor this week.
Leo Buchanan was in town
yesterday.
Tho Home Hotel is the comfor
table place to board.
John Leake was seen in our
streets yesterday.
Fresh Walnuts, Almonds and
1 Peanuts at the Busy Corner Store.
' C. W. Loggan was-f over from
I Harney yesterday on land busi
I ness.
i Fon Saw: 1G0 acre reliiKiuish-
ment with cabin, good well of
1 water, 100 acres fenced. Inquire
at this ollice.
If you have any properly to
sell. See us about. Wo will got
results. Randall, Passenger &
Malonoy.
C. T. Miller and family and
aedical department of the Will
lette University this year. In-
Ktations to the commencement
fccercises, wiucn are to do neiu
lext Tuesday, have been received, the boarder likes,
friends in this city
See tho Inland Empire Real-
the farm to spend tho vacation
j period.
Well cooked and served meals
are what one wants and they can
be found at the Overland Hotel.
Meals 25 cents
Hon. A. W. Gowan and wifetyCo. jfyouhave anything fori ' lt . ,. ,. , -pect
to leave next week for an sale or exchange. ' I Scott, left I hursday fm
ttended visit to outside points. ... r c ..... , uf. ' tlio railroad accompanied by his
hov will co to Pendleton to visit , Miss GiaccLarci l as neon sui if H T, , visit for a
S3 ihter. S!a: ?te"f "-.timo'wlth relatives in Malheur
daughter. Mrs. W. O. Mc-1, iic;tjs but is recovering
tinney, and also take in the rose' A n. .. ,
irnival and Masonic grand lodge . t t. , ' ' u '
loings in Portland besides visit- .. ,' , ",,. r.
I Mnlnnov.
ibsent the entire month of June. . , , ,
. , . Miss K. JNeugeuauer is located
Ralph Van Valkenburg had ... th Tm.,r,,nSG imildinir south
ne bone of his right leg broken jiajn St. and is prepared to do
phursday evening by being all kinds of dress making.
thrown from a cow. He and his inan Cmitli nml wid. m-rived
county,
Those having relinquishments
or real estate for sale should
consult E. W. VanValkenburg,
the real estate man, at his oflice
in Burns.
T. B. Hill, one of the new
homesteaders of tho Waverly
district was in the city yesterday.
' Girl wanted at tho Overland
I Hotel.
Locations as good as tho best
-A. F. B. George.
E. L. Beodo was among our
Drewsey visitors this week.
Got your orders in for incuba
tors before the rush W. T.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pirio wore
down from Cow creek Wednesday.
J. E. Chandler was over from
his Warm Spring valley homo
Thursday.
If you want results list your
property with Irving Miller, Room
6, Odd Follow Hld'g.
Isaac Foster and son Frank
were among our visitors from
Silver Creek this week
A now lino of Stetson hats just
in direct from Stetson of Phila
delphia, Brown's Satisfactory
Store.
Some very desirable residence
properties in Burns. See us about
them. Randall, Passenger &. Ma
lonoy. Tho Edison Phonograph is
gaining in popularity and should
bo in every homo Lunaburg &
Dalton are resident agents.
II' YOU am: going to tuavix,
I'm- tho Hnrni-y County National llanli
TitAVixi.Kii'.s ciii:iui:s
Tin-) n r i' M'lMilriilifyliii:.
Rufus Heck succeeded in land-"'
ing a magnificent trout from
Silvies River last Sunday. Others
have also caught some billies rt
cently.
Meats from fie to 12ic Best
loinsteak, I2jc; boils, fie to 7c;
roasts from (ic to 8c; sausage,
12ic; pork, Ific Young's Meat
Aini'Kei i: grocery.
Tho mill dam went out Tues
day evening causing the mill and
electric light plant to shut down
temporarily. The dam will be
replaced as soon as possible.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per fool.
Any one desiring Reatos address
W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alborson,
Alberson, Oregon.
0. 0. Franco was in the city
this week on land business. He
was thrown from his horse on
Die way up and somewhat shaken
but no bones were broken.
w. lie and nis Mnson Smith ami w:fu arrived, Mr. Hill says he has a line gar
.1.1 u I. UAll.A flnMifl snsiliiitlAsi is' r f 1 1 f i1.n r.. .r ' t .1 t.!n 'ima rrArts tritt
fide the milk cow. His brother this week .and are guests at tlioj h iM of thc vcry
tfode her and when Ralph got on C G. Smith home. COmi,lete new
!hc animal refused to move so they Schenk Bros, do not have to L. ' f ,i ,rnn,u furnishimrs.
let thc dog on her. She bucked send your suit back to a Phila-' , . , , H &
imoff with the above result, jolphia lawyer lor iUtcrJV10'VmM,nrkon's The new stone
is father brought him in yester- They are tailors and can do it Richardson s Hit new sionc
ay and Dr. Griffth set the leg. themselves. slort-
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
&
We can suit the most fastidious. We have just received
a full line in HIGH CUT, OXFORDS and SUPPERS
in black, tan and ox blood, for men, women and children
MEN'S CLOTHING
We are showinfj the famous Hart, Schatfncr &
Marx Clolhinu in all the latest styles and colors
HOLE PROOF HOSIERY
For men, women and children. Guaranlccd,Jor .six months.
If our yoods are not satisfactory we yive you your
MONEY BACK
THE BUSY CORNER STORE
I. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor
h
If you want one of those now
Fuller & Johnson Farm Pump
Engines don't wait until the day
before you need it, but get your
order in now W. T. .Smith, Agl.
See the ad.
A. W. Hurlburtand wife came
over from their home tho first of
this week in order to have the
doctors spt a broken collar bono
which was the result of his mix
ing with a horse.
F. C. Dibble has made several
trips to Dixie during the last
week or so with his auto, but has
gone out to Silver creek for a
while. Ho may again make the
trip at regular intervals.
Six pairs of Holeproof Hosiery
are guaranteed to wear six
months without getting a hole in
them. Tho best is the cheapest.
Get them at I. Schwartz, The
Busy Corner Store.
Jessie Vickcrs was down from
Harney the first of the week.
He had the big Black Perehoron
stallion owned by a stock com
pany at Harney with him. He
is a very handsome animal.
Mrs. W. Y. King receive one
of the important offices in the
Rebekah fraud lodge at Eugene
last week. Members of tho local
order arc proud to have one of
their members ono of the grand
lodge officers.
Dn:i) -At the county hospital
Tuesday, May 21, Dan Durbin,
aged 74 years. lie had botm a
county charge for somo time,
having been brought in from tho
Wild Horso district. Ho had
no relatives in this section.
Samuel Kohn & Co., tho great
Ladies Tailors of Chicago liavo
made Schenk Bros, their agents
for Burns and Harney County.
Thoy invite the ladies to call and
see a lino of tho very latest
sampels. Suits from $18 up.
13. P. Reynolds and son Grant
and It. A. Miller wero in this
week on land business. Mr. Miller
says tho "dopo" recommended
by tho government to exterminate
young grasshoppers is not suc
cessful and his neighborhood is
likely to havo another siego of
them this season,
Rov. A. J. Irwin will preach a
memorial sermon Sunday morn
ing, May 20th. at 11 o'clock at
the Presbyterian church. Tho
subject of tho morning discourse
will be: "A Nation's Tribute to
its Dead." In tho evening at
8 o'clock Mr, Irwin will speak of
"Tho Divino Elements of Patri
otism." Tho old soldiers nro es
pecially invited to tho morning
service and all are cordially in
vited to attend both the services,
Mrs. Grace Cochran was up
from Lawen yesterday.
Otis Sizemore is over from his
homo near tho lakes for a few
days.
M. II. Babcoek is a recent arrival
Irom nolhorn Idaho to look over
the country with a view of invest
ing. 8000 acres of good land lying
along proposed railroad routes
$8 por acre. See A. F. B.
George.
J. E. Rounsville, nccompauied
by the Misses Louttich, came up
from the Trout Creek section the
first of this week.
Tho registered Jersey Bull of
XC. M. llufi'mnn will again bo at
the Cortes Elliott barn in this
city during this season.
For real comfort, quiet and
courteous treatment the French
Houso is tho best under tho man
agement of L. B. Culp.
Mrs. Frank. Davey left tho lat
ter part of last week for Idaho
where she goes to visit her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Bowen
Wo still have a few choice loca
tions along tho survey of Hill and
Harriinan Lines. See us about
them. Randal, Passenger & Ma
Ioney. A. E. Itolfe.n newspaper man of
Dayton, Iowa, was hero a few
days this week. He has disposed
of his interests in Iowa mid is look
ing for a new location.
Ladies are invited to examine
our now oxfords, high grade
goods combined with Stylo is
what we have to offer. Brown's
Satisfactory Store.
C. A. Korton, tho Chicago capi
talist, is here, having arrived the
first of the week. He will spend
Ksome time here looking after his
big farm east of this city.
The entire stock of goods now
on display at the new store of
Hagoy & Richardson, is fresh
and now. nitrons may mm al
most anything desired there.
A. P. Hyde was down from the
lime works Tuesday having
brought M. T. Ash in for medical
treatment. Mr. Ash is recover
ing from a severe attack of grip.
J. II. Garret the pioneer Emi
grant Creek stockman was
brought down from his home
Saturday suffering from spotted
fever. He was placed in the hos
pital and is improving.
Miss Maude Simmons arrived
home Wednesday from an extend
ed visit to California points. She
was accompanied home by Miss
Hatchway. The latter's brother
is working for II. B. Simmons.
Miss Lilian Hendricks is suf
fering from pneumonia at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Heed in this city. She is being
cared for by her sisters Mrs.
Win. Gray and Miss Vera Hen
dricks. Tlios. Sullivan was over from
Diamond a few (lays this week
looking after some business. He
informs us Marion Horton has re
turned from California improved
in health but not strong enough
to do much work.
CJeo. Lovo came over from the
Agency yesterday accompanied
by his daughter Miss Agnes. Mr.
Lovo has finished his spring
farm work and says prospects
for crops are good in his section.
They will remain here foiva lew
days.
Fou Saw: 1(50 acres irrigated
land on Rattle Snake Creek,
three miles abovo Harney. First
water right, running water the
year round, small orchard, good
house. -10 acres in cultivation,
tho rest good pasturo land. Fine
range. Terms cash. For fur
ther particulars call on or write
to Round Hankins,
Harney, Oregon.
W. S. Laythe is again with us
after spending tho winter at
some mining property over in
Union county in which ho is in
terested, lie says things are
working smoothly over there and
is here to look after his land in
terests. Ho is accompanied by
his brother, L. B. Lay tho who
recently disposed of his interests
over in Idaho and may invest in
tnis section.
S. S. Landis, general passen
ger and freight agent of tho
Sumpter Valloy Railway, spent
tho past week in this city look
ing after business for his com
pany. Tho Sumpter Valloy will
recoivo a considerable amount of
business as a result of his per
sonally calling upon business men
of our city. His company has
made a good rato for wool and
they will get a largo amount of
wool from tho northern part of
this county. Tho Sumpter Valloy
will bo extended to Prairio with
in ten days and when tho roads
nro put in Hhnpo and freighters
started a largo amount of freight
will come m that way.
Ask your grocer for Cremo, the
now breakfast food.
The very best accommodations
may be obtained at tho Overland
Hotel. Meals 25 cents.
Tho enrollment of tho public
school tho last year was 232 and
the average daily attendance
.was 17(5.
.1. P. and W. II. Gcnrhart wero
over from Calamity creek for a
few days this week attending to
somo land matters. Poke says
crops in his neighborhood look
fine.
II. J. Hnnsen of the Burns
Meat Market is prepared to fur
nish bacon, hams and lard to
sheepmen and ranchers in any
quantity. Special prices for big
orders.
Mr. C. Huffman was up from
his homo near Dog Mountain the
first of this week. Ho informs
us ho sold a throughbrod Jersey
bull calf to I. N. Hughet recen
tly for $7fi.
Persons needing hospital ac
commodations can find them at
my home. Confinepient cases
may expect especial attention.
Call on or address Mrs. F. E.
Forren, Burns, Oregon. .
Estkay One bay horse, weight
about 1000 lbs. with a small blotch
brand on left hip, bunch on right
knee and two wire cuts on same
leg, came to my place near Warm
Springs n year ago. Owner may
havo him by proving property
and paying expense.
J. E. ClIANDLKK,
Burns, Oregon.
AS A RULE, figures arc dry reading
not so with the figures in a bank book. The
mosT. thrilling talc of fidion is not half so
absorbing as thc pages of a bank book.
The tale of a bank book is never too long, each
page is intensely interesting and will bear re-reading.
The happy ending is always welcomed. In
order to enjoy the pages, each man must own his
own bank book.
The way to do this is to open an iiccount with
THE HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
STATE I) E P 0 S I T A R Y.
MOTE'S CANDY STORE
Has just received a fresh lot of
CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO
New and handsome Post
Cards, Stationery, Ink,
Pens, Pencils, Novelties.
A SrillAlTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA
Fine assortment of everything
U. R. MOTO, Bnrns, Oregon
BUY YOUR DRUGS at OUR STORE
We handle a complete line of everything
usually sold by up to date druggists. It is
OUR AIM TO PLEASE
This we do by courteous treatment and
reasonable prices to al our customers
THE PLCP. TO GET
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon,
READ ABOUT THE
ML Vernon Hot A
SPRINGS if
'Ilivy nru lucatml In tho ln-ntitilul Jn'ui
Day Yulley, 1)i milus norlli ot Ml Ver
lion, ki1 l'J.'u inilu uuulot Cntiyon City
In (Irunt C iriinly, Orruon. Tlio cIovh
tlun lit 2700 fret nml tlio ellnm'o la mlM
tliroiiuliont tlioyo.ir. Tliu (rlii lii:h
Ittrnicli Mntcr (or tlio ltli niitlttulin
mlug pool How "5,000 Kftlloim por tiny ol
hii;lil) iiiliu'rallt-cl hot uator ot atcin
Hjrtnro in tho illUVri'iit HprinuK ot 100
to 1'.'- 1'. Tln'co HpriiiKi nro without
rival or coniHtion for tho reason that
yon can (jt-t tlio w.iIit Jnet tho projwr
tonipt'raturu for biilliliit; without artiO
riiil IiciUIiik' r diluting uith cold water
inn) thereby ilootroylnif tho medical pro
purlieu, Theno sprints havo jtut co i o
in public notice for tlio rennon that they
havo juijt been fitted up for tho comfort
mid honotlt of tho Invalid and those
milting recreation.
Nature nnti the cliomiel whoconipoud
od tho water which cures, and in her
Ihbratory deep In tho lnycterle.i of tlio
earth nho prepared theco curative
ntern; nml those sufferlni; from rheu
matism, K""t "Mil disease, kidney or
hliuldor trouble or any catarrhal cotuli.
tiou of tho Htomach And almost instant
relief and in most cnsvi) pornianent euros
in from four to oinht weeks, ,
Our charges nro reasonable. Come
when you will waiter or summer; wo
aro ahii)s open mid ready to welcome
you.
l'or further Information address,
. A. MURPHY, Proprietor
Ml. Vernon, Oregog.
REMOVAL SALE
; Preparatory to moving into our ucw building we de
sire to clean up our stock.
While we are continually receiving new goods, we
have on hand many useful staple articles which we
propose to sacrifice. Among them are:
50 Ladies' House Wrappers, regular price 5130 to $2.00
Your Choice for 90c.
X as long as they last less than the cost of the material
50 Ladies' Worsted Skirts at
1 Half price long as they last !
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Now is the time to buy your fall cloaks. We have
50 Ladies' and Children's Cloaks
to Dispose of Half Price
Corsets regular value $1.25, your choice 85c.
Shoes, hats and many other articles
will go at a big sacrifice
Lunaburg:, Dalton & Co.
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The Eastern Oregon
Engineering Co.
CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND
IRRIGATION liNGINLERS
Main Ollice, Hums, Oregon
A. O. FAUI.KNl.il, l)r.
Hranch Ollice, Lnkcvicw, Oregon
C. M. rAULKXKH, MST.
A IVIAN
is known by the harness he uses
A VAQBEitO by the saddle he rides.
Evere horseman should have the
best, both as to quality and price.
You can get highest quality
and lowest prices at
J. C. WELCOME & SON
ZE3Ieim.ess an.d. Sad.d.les
THE TIMES-HERALD
Job Printing.
Come In Ansl Ask About It
We want to tell you about the latest and newest labor saver
for the farmer a marvel of mechanical genius a regular
"Jim Dandy" the light, handy and simple
Fits Any
Pump and
Makes It
Hump I
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You never saw anything like it before nothing Hke
it has ever been mndc. It makes a windmill pump into
a perfect Power Pumping Plant in a few minutes, and
besides pumping, it runs separator, churn, grindstone, or
any machine ordinarily run by hand. You do the attach
ing yourself. Costs less than a windmill! It's well worth
a special trip to learn about the most wonderful invention
you ever heard of. Next time you are in town come in
sure. Wc want to give you a catalog free.
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Patvntpd Juno 13, 1 BOB
Others Ponding
B"U.xns3, Oregon
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