vmmmuuutmim UlUii IMi'llHMUHlimi imimmti :nes-Jerald. IrTlIK LAkQKST CW0UI.ATION Of Y FAnv NKWBrxrKn in tiiis county. SATURDAY, JUNK 4, 1910. Local News. Rolled barley at The Busy Cor- ler Store. N Tlios. Howsor was over from larnoy Tuesday. Have you seen tho new Belts Brown's Satisfactory Store? The best meal in Harney coun- y for 25 cents at the Overland flotcl. Walter Clark was over from is urane (Jreek Home Tnurs- ay. Wo repair all breaks but the renk of day Mays & Finch, ho Fixers. iBorn-To Mr. and Mrs. Call lemons Tuesday, May 31, a lughter. A few fractional sections of Kmmon school land for sale A. ' B. George. Mrs. Ella Martin was apassen- er out Monday enroute to Port- nd for an indefinite visit. W. H. Cecil writes us he has lrchased a fine improved farm jar Ontario, paying $275 an Kre tor it Mays & Finch, paper hangers, all decorators. Carriage paint- Ks and I'lirniture redressing, cher Building. The attention of sheepmen is Uled to the closing out sale ad m the Baldwin Shepp & Land o. in this issue. We have deeded properties from 80 to 3000 acres that at esent prices will be sure to buble within two years. Ask Os fout them. Randall, Passenger Malonev. N. Brown, the old and respect- pioneer, will arrive here to- y, coming in irom Dixie witn nk Dibble. He will spend me time visiting his sons, Ben d Leon. His numerous friends H"be glad to greet him. r. C. C. Griffith was called to amond the first of this week see Mrs. Lembough, who was ite ill. He also was called lile in the neighborhood to see Scott Uugger, who was Sk. He left both patients im-ving. OTtVhile our trade in Spring and mmer goods has been much ger than ever we are still Bowing a beautiful and new line Dress Materials and request to compare same with any ers examined. Brown, s Sat- actory Store. st, strayed or stolen from my ceon Little stencnen water inng the summer ot iyuy, bay yearling colt, one black rling filly, both branded ani hor R connected, the anchor ng horizontal, on right stine. ill pay a liberal reward for Kir return to me or for informa- that will lead to their recov- BANKING BY MAIL YOU CAN BANK with us with tho samo easo and safety as though you called upon us in person. Wo give especial attention to our banking by mail business, thus insur ing our out-of-town patrons of tho best possible servico THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS Capital and Surplus $60,000.00 United States Depositary Accounts Invited food Good vinegar at The Busy Cor ner Store. Clothes pressed and cleaned at Schenk Bros. The new breakfast Cremo a local product W. D. Baker is over from! Drewsey on telephone business. Good, substantial, well cooked meals at the Home Hotel is what the boarder likes. Thos. Morrison and wife are back from a visit to relatives in Grant County. See the Inland Empire Real ty Co. if you have anything for , sale or exchange. Preaching at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Everybody invited. We are not superstitious but we believe in Signs, Mays & Finch, The Fixers, Locher Bldg. T. R. Sheridan, a capitalist of Roseburg is in this section look' ing after some interests he here. M Fresh Walnuts, Almonds and j Peanuts at tho Busy Corner Store, J. H. Neal and daughters, Misses Ada and Mary, arc over from their homo at Follyfarm. Tho French Hotel serves a fine Sunday dinner and special attention is given to family service. For Sale 160 acre relinquish ment with cabin, 'good well of water, 100 acres fenced. Inquire at this office. If you have any property to sell. See us about We will get results. Randall, Passenger & Maloney. Deputy SheriiTTcrrillwentovcr to Crane Creek tho first of the week and was accompanied upon his return by Mrs. Terrill and chidren. Those having relinquishments or real estate for sale should consult E. W. VanValkcnburg, the real estate man, at his offico has 'in Burns. Mrs. Lelah Williams-Miller will A few fine quarter sections of .have a particular announcement best timber lands. See us about I to mane next oaiuru..y. v..u. tlinm Randall. Pflssfimrer &'now and sco her bargains m Maloney. 'millinery goods. W. H. Howard, Drewsey, Oregon. Mrs. J. T. Barnes and grand daughter Beatrice Ash accompan ied Mrs. L. N. Stallard to her home on Otis Creek. Miss K. Neugebauer is located in the Jorgensen building south Main St and is prepared to do all kinds of dress making. Rev. C. W. Holloman has just returned from Dixie where he took his family who will visit re latives at Haines until school time. Schenk Bros, do not have to send your suit back to a Phila delphia lawyer for alteration. They are tailors and can do it themselves. Wm. Hanley is home alter ac companing tho Hill party on a long tour of the unsettled portion of Oregon. He was accomanied home by W. S. Sterling his book keeper. Fresh groceries of the very best brands and a complete new line of dry goods, furnishings, etc, may be found at Hagey & Richardson's The new stone I store. L. A. Dunning has been in this country for some time look ing over land and other invest ments. He has just returned from a visit to tho Wild Horse section. A SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! & We can suit the most fastidious. We have just received a full line in HIGH CUT, OXFORDS and SLIPPERS in black, tan and ox blood, for men, women and children MEN'S CLOTHING We are showing the famous Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing in all the latest styles and colors HOLE PROOF HOSIERY For men, women and children. Guaranteed for six months. If our goods are not satisfactory we give you yoUr MONEY BACK & & THE BUSY CORNER STORE I. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor J Locations ns good ns tho best A. F. B, Gcorgo. Morris Schwartz has gono to Portland for n vacation and visit. Bert Porter was among our Sunset visitors tho first of this week. Wanted parties to contract to put up from GOO to 1000 tons of hay. Inquire at this office. Mrs. James Paul and baby nnd Miss Ilaarstrich wore hero from their homes this week. Wo hnvo a number of good secondhand wheels for salo or rent -Mays & Finch, Tho Fxers. A now lino of Stetson hats just in direct from Stetson of Phila delphia, Brown's Satisfactory Store. Somo very dosirablo residenco properties in Burns. Seo us about them. Randall, Passenger & Ma loney. Tho porsonnl attention given guests at the French Hotel has given it a good reputation L. B. Culp, Prop. I. II. Holland and wife arrived homo Thursday in their new auto which thoy had just purchased while out at tho railroad. Tho Edison Phonograph is gaining in popularity nnd should bo in every homo Lunaburg & Dalton aro resident agents. A. D. Black desires to express his thanks to tho kind friends who extended their sympathy during his recent bereavement. V IF YOU AUK GOINGTO TRAVEL, Uic the Hnrney County National Hank TUAVKLLKIt'S CHEQUES They arc sclMclcntlfylnir. Clydo and Van Embreo returned home Monday from Dallas whore thoy accompanied tho body of their sister for burial soveral weeks ago. If you desiro your cows bred to the H. C. Levens thoroughbred Red Poll bull lot Ed. Goodman, who hns tho pasture, know. The fee is $5. Meals from 5c to 121c. Best Ioinsleak, 12Jc; boils, Gc to 7c; roasts from Gc to 8c; sausage, 12Jc; pork, 15c Young's Meat Market & Grocery. Reatos for sale, all sizes and lengths, price 20 cents per foot Any one desiring Reatos address W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alberson, Alborson, Oregon. Mrs. C. F. McKinney went out Tucsdav in company with Hon A. W. Gownn and wife. She will visit her son Will at Pendle ton and other points for soveral weeks. J. P. Dickenson was brought lown from tho mountains in a delirious condition. He had a verv hiirli fever nnd his physician has not yet determined the nature of his illness. Six pairs of Holeproof Hosiery aro guaranteed to wear six months without getting a hole in them. Tho best is tho cheapest Got them nt I. Schwartz, The Busy Corner Store. Stock Inspector Robinson was in from tho field work during tho week. He finds tho sheep Hocks in good condition this Bpring and has already assessed 60,000 head of foreign sheep. Win. Barney and wife arrived hero form Portland this week and will remain permanently. He is a contractor and builder and will possibly follow his trade. Mrs. Barney is a Bister to Mrs. Charles Anderson of this city. Samuel Kohn & Co., tho great Ladies Tailors of Chicago have mado Schenk Bros, their agents for Burns and Harney County. They invite tho ladies to call and seo a line of tho very latest sampels. Suits from $18 up. You may look and you may lis ten, but you will eventually call on Irving Miller and take advant age of somo of his bargains in real estate. Also tho man wish ing to sell can not do better than to list with him. Room G, Odd ruuuw uuuutiiu, si The contract tor tno Masonic building was signed up this morn ing and Contractor Smith will at once begin work. Ho will have to burn a big kiln ot dhck nut this will not retard tho work as ho will be cetting out tho stone and other material ready. Ben Hinton ono of tho men in dicted foi Uio lynching of Oliver Snyder over in Grant county last winter, has been iounu guilty oi murder in tho Bccond degree by a jury in the circuit court nt Can yon City. Such is tho word that was 'phoned hero turn morning, Quite a severe irost mm somo damage to gardens Wednesday night. Tho day before the newspapers reported a terrible blizzard and snow storm on tho great lakes. Perhaps wo got tho tail end of that storm or possible tho comet if responsible. Strayed or stolen, ono gray saddlo and driving gelding with dark mnno and tall, branded LX with bar under on loft Btiflo, weight about 1000 lbs. Last seen at my nlnco at tho foot of Sten chin Wator mountain, Saturday, May 28. A euitablo roward for lv's return or information leading to his recovery. GEO. GATES. Bert Hamilton is over from his Silver crook home. Mays & Finch, Tho Fixers, hnvo n Bicyclo hospital in tho Locher Building. Geo. Gates brought a load of potatoes over from tho Drewsey country Thursday. Lloyd B, Culp has mndo thji French Hotel tho popular plnco to stop in Burns. A. E. Brown is over from his Barron Vnlloy land holdings' on a business visit MIbs Mildred Hurlburt lias boon in from her homo this week having somo dotal work done. 8000 acres of good land lying along proposed railroad routes $8 per aero. Seo A. F. B. Gcorgo. Wanted 5 homestendcrs to filo on Innd near placo where work can be had at once. Inquiro nt this office. Miss Enid Cawlfiold was a pas Bengcr out on the Dibble nuto Wednesday. Sho will visit rela tives in Colorado. Tho registered Jersey Bull of C. M. Huffman will again bo at tho Cortes Elliott barn in this city during this season. George Marsden accompaincd his parents homo from tho Bear Valley ranch Sunday and return ed to the ranch again Tuesdny. Wo still hnvo a few choice loca tions along the survey of Hill nnd Harriman Lines. See us about them. Randal, Passenger & Ma loney. Schenk Bros, have received a load of freight containing their spring and summer supply of the latest fashions in shoes, hats, shirts, etc Ben Miller, a brother to Miss Joisa Miller, arrived hero from Grnndo Rondo last week aud is at tho ranch of his uncle, C. T. Miller. Ladies aro invited to examine our new oxfords. High grade goods combined with Stylo is what we have to offer. Brown's Satisfactory Store. W. G. Howell, tho Portland capitalist who has vast land in trests in this country, loft Thurs day for his home but will be back again tho latter part of this month. The entire stock of goods now on display at tho new store of Hagey & Richardson, is fresh nnd now. Patrons may find al most anything desired there C. B. McConnollonoof the cap itnlists interested in the Silver Creek irrigation project, is oc cuping the A. W. Gownn resi dents temporarily. His family ar rived last week. J. C. Freeman nnd wife aro up from their California homo for a few weeks visit with old time residents of this scctfon. Thoy aro on the old plnco out at the Warm Spring at present F. S. Riedcr has had a delight ful visit with old time friends hero during tho week. Ho left yesterday in company with the Oregon it Western Colonization Co. men for Crook county. Mrs. A. J. Irwin and two sons wont out in tho auto Wednesday being enroute to Iowa on a visit to relatives nnd friends. Thoy will spend several weeks back there. Ask your grocer for Cremo, tho now breakfast food. Tin Gibson was over from Creek this week Silver. Tho very best accommodations may bo obtained at tho Ovoiland Hotel. Meals 25 cents. Ralph Beery, a brother of C. E. Beery, the civil engineer, arrived hero from Senttlo Thrusdny. Persons needing hospital ac commodations can find them at my home. Confinement cases may expect especial attontion. Call on or address Mrs. F. E. ForrOn, Burns, Oregon. Mrs. Paul Locher took her de parture Saturday for Portland where sho goea to bo present at the graduating exercises of train ed nurses. Her daughter Miss Paulino is ono of tho clnss. Estray Ono bay horse, weight about 1000 lbs. with a small blotch brand on loft hip, bunch on right kneo and two wire cuts on same leg, camo to my placo near Warm Springs a year ago. Owner may hnvo him by proving proporty and paying expense. J. E. Chandler, Burns, Oregon. MOTE'S CANDY STOKE lias just received a fresh lot of CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO New nnd handsome Post Cards, Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, Novelties. A SPECIALTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA Fino assortment of everything D.B. MOTE, Boras, Oregoa SUFFICIENT capital and surplus, through organization, conservative management and careful supervision on the part of our officers, -to the end that depositors may meet with courtesy and consideration, arc the factors which have contributed to the growth of this bank as evidenced by the following comparative state- ment of resources. Mnyl8, 1909 0214,416 5 May 18, 1910 $324,91315 Harney County National Bank Owned nnd Controlled by Heme People. . c lo public nolli-u (or tlm ri'imnn i I' hnvo jufit licon fitted up fur tin Dr. C. C. Griffith was a pass enger out on tho auto yesterday morning enrouto to Portland and Willamcttee Vnlloy points. He will visit his old homo and friends for a few weeks before returning. Williams Bros, saw mill at Cold Spring on the Canyon road is prepared to do custom work for those desiring to take ad vantage of their government per mit Also lumber for salo at $12 per thousand. See them about custom prices. Judge Wm. Miller.accompanicd by his wifo nnd two daughters lleft Thursday in tho Dibblo auto ior roruanu. mrs. miner and tho girls will remain there tho greater portion of tho vaca tion period. A portion of tho time will bo snent ntBollingham. Judge Miller may roturn homo In a few weeks. Fou Sale 1G0 acres irrigated land on Rattlo Snako Crook, three miles above Harney. First water right, running water tho year round, small orchard, good house. 40 acres in cultivation, tho rest good pasturo land. Fino range. Terms cash. For fur ther particulars call on or write io Roland Hankins, llnrnoy, uregon. A. M. Frankfurt and Thos. Roselins, to young men recently from Senttle. have located home steads in tno neighborhood of J. S. Ilusers near tho lake. Thoy were impressed with tho nnmos given tho Bovoral communities in this valley and do not propose to bo out done by Sunset, Vir ginia vnlloy or any other section, therefore havo named their particular Boction Game Vnlloy, Thoy oven proposo to go farther nnd secure sufficient pconlo to incorporatd'undor a city charter themselves as oliicors nnu pro hibit shooting of gamo oxcopt Drewsey, Oregon, 'by the "city dads", READ ABOUT THE ML Vernon Hot SPRINGS They nro located In tho lieantllul John I)y Vnlloy, 1i miles north o( Mt Ver non, and 1 inlhu oto( Canyon City In Grunt I (unity, Orru'iu. Tho clova- tlnn la 300 feet nnd tin) rlimuiu la mild tlironitliout tlioyedr. The iprliii; wlilrli (urniuli H'Htor (or the batlt nnilnwlm mini; poul Mow '.18,000 gallons er day I hli;hly iiilncrollz-d hot wutur of n tcin pflraturo In the dl(lVr,nt Horlin,'9 of 100 lo 122 1'. TIu'ho prints are without rlvnl or rompotlon (or thu reason that you can t tho water Just tho proper tomperuttiro, for bathing without artifi cial hunting or diluting with cold water mid thereby destroy Iiik tho medio I pro per tlm. Thou nprlnga havu il mi is that I hey 10 comfort mid Ik.' tie lit of tho Invalid and llioro tcvklng recreation. Nnturu wan the chumlat wliocompoiul oit tho water which cares, and In her labratory deep In tho inytericn of the uiirlh flio prepared thoao curative wutera; and thoae "offering from rheu matism, gout, Bkln diaenao, kidney or bladder trouble or any catarrhal condi.l Hon of the stomach find nlmost inMuiit' rolief and in moat cares pormanent euros In from (our to eight weeks. Our charges are reasonable. Comu ' when you will winter or summer; wo are always open and ready to welcome you. lor further information address, . A. MURPHY, Proprietor Mt. Vernon, Oregog. BUYYOUR DRUGS atOURSTORE We handle n 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 PLXCK TO GET YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon. -- 4 THE FOURTH OF JULY! is coming and !i Burns will Odebts Are you ready? If not get busy and see Lunaburg, Dalton &Co.-. t about your SUIT, HATS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. J X New Goods of all kinds arriving f Grain, Foctl, Groceries, rrodnce, Cherries, Straw Merries, ttuuunnp, and Oranges. ! SOME SNAPS TO PICK UP FOR EARLY ONES The Eastern Oregon Engineering Co. CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS Alain Office, Burns, Oregon A, O. FAUUCNKH, l(r. Branch Office, Lukcvicw, Oregon C. M. ITAULKNEK, Wtfr. A MAN is known by the harness he uses A VAQUEEO 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 :E3:a,r:n.ess a.m.cL SacLcLlss NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. I'fUTnu Statu Land Orriti, Jlurua, Oregon, May 13, 1910 Notice I. Ii.robr glron lli.t Eilj.r K, l.tugli lln, of rullu, Oregon, who, on Doreniber iv.IWM. mido homeili'n J ontrr No. 01137. for KHWlf,fitc.U;'ri 17 B, l,ot a. SKJJNWJ.-, HevllonV Tnwnthlii IK H., .11 In lUn.o &, fc.it WIILmitts WorMl.il. hi Hied nullco ol Inl.u tlon to make Fln.l Conimuimlun rroof, ton Lb UticLlm to lb. I. ml bia deicrlbeit. b- lUW U9 itVHLlO RUU liVVVI1.li lllIU. WV von, on tb '21 I ilv ol Juno, 191". I'l.ira.ni n.moa mi wiingi.r.! M. J.Bcncc.l, l'eler Holore, (i.c.r Obcrgo, M. IS. Ilrloro ill ol I'.ulmn, Or.gon, WM.FiHm, IlCKlilor, Hmutsttttut.uttnnimunntt:::si:tn:ist::rtttt:::::::r:nKnnsKm:RH:n:uuKnnt:m RANDALL, PASSENGER & MALONEY 1 Government Land Locators nnd dealers In If HARNEY COUNTY LANDS ROOMS 1-2-3 ODD FELLOW BLDG., BURNS, OREGON tim!i:!iii:::tt!n:ii::::i!:::!:n:::tiii!t!:mij:!::::t:t:ni::itn::nt!:m:::i::mt::nm J f nooaaNfrai 1117 Mj-L?i'Tvwrr1 Grand Celebration July 4, Bums, Or FOUR DAYS SPORT $3 y Ovfei? E0 ancing, music JULY 2, 3, 4 AiM Horse Races, Baseb IS, Hon. Frank Davey, Orator of the day Prof. M. A. Biygs, reader of Declaration A BIG STREET PARADE JULY See posters for full program 4 J-