&nes-Jferald.
1K LARGEST CIRCULATION OT
NKwsrxrKn in this county.
SATURIMT, JULY J, 110.
Loonl News.
fcct mo nt the ML Vernon
Springs.
ley Hayes was in town
icsday.
! Busy Corner Store carries a
ktock of hair Roods.
ul Finke was down from
mountains this week.
best meal in Harney coun-
r 25 cents at the Overland
v
irry Danloy is quite sick at
iForen home with typhoid
f.
'few fractional sections of
lion school land for sale A.
I George.
jor French has returned to
fand will go from there to
;York
jlar preaching service at
Baptist church tomorrow
Sing and evening.
sid the offer made by N.
in & Sons under the head,
t get bilked."
' R. Garrett has completed
barn at the Grant Thorn p-
ome near Malheur gap.
kys & Finch, paper hangers,
lecorators. Carriage paint-
iind Furniture redressing,
2r Building.
W. Brown was over from
nch Sunday renewing ac-'
ltances and looking after,
business. I
IE INSURANCE AT COST
of the strongest Mutuals
e state. See us about it)
alt, .Passenger & Maloney.
bs Hazel uozaa came over.
Canyon City Tuesday to
short time. Her arrival
j a pleasant surprise to ner
Mrs. Curtis Smith.
pou are going to buy a bind-
Bt us show you a Deering. '
brks like a clock, is simple to
ilight draught and does fine
Browns Satisfactory Store.
i
people on Poison Creek
toing to have a celebration
flay. The picnic will be
near Jap McKinnon's, just
the old Charley Newsome
Burrow was called to
rside Sunday to see a little
, of Sam Blaylock that had
in a tub of hot water a
lays before and was badly
ed. The trip was made in
lie Mcuowan's auto, me
i one died Monday morning.
3t, strayed or stolen from my
son Little Stenchen Water
ag tne summer 01 iiw,
aay yearling colt one black
ling filly, both branded an
or R connected, the anchor
horizontal, on right stifle.
II pay a liberal reward for
return to me or for informa-
ithat will lead to their recov-1
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BURNS
at the close of business June 30th, 1910
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $267,710.55
U. S. Bonds 50,000.00
Bonds and Securities 54,811.98
Premium on U. S. Bonds 2,000.00
Real Estate, Furnituro and Fixtures G, GOO. 00
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.00
CASH 161,843.30
$534,221.83
LIABILITIES
Capital $25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 43,682.00
Circulation 25,000.00
DEPOSITS 1 10,539.83
$534,221.83
Capital and Surplus 360,000.00
United States Depositary
Accounts Invited .
W. H. Howard,
Drewsey, Oregon.
Clothes pressed and cleaned nt
Schenk Bros.
Flags & Bunting nt the Busy
Corner Store.
The new breakfast food
Cremo a local product.
C. S. Dum has been up from J
Narrows for soveral days.
Good, substantial, well cooked
meals at the Home Hotel is what
the boarder likes.
See the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. if vou have anything for
sale or exchange.
We are not superstitious but
we believe in Signs, Mays &
Finch, The Fixers, Locher Bldg.
Mrs. Julian Byrd arrived home
Tuesday from a visit to Portland
Seattle, Tacoma and other
points.
Miss K. Neugebauer is located
in the Jorgensen building south
Main St and is prepared to do
all kinds of dress making.
Dick Smith is in the city, hav-
ing just returned from a trip to I
the rnilronil where he wont to
look after some business. I
Schenk Bros, do not have to ,
send your suit back to a Phila-1
debhia lawyer for alteration.
They are tailors and can do it
themselves.
Manager Laurance of the
Union Telephone Co. is having
a large number of big poles
dressed and put in shape to im
prove the service in this section.
We save policy-holders 40 per
cent of their premiums annually.
T7:MA inainMinrtn ne nrnrul nq tllft
best Write us for particulars.
Randall, Passenger & Maloney. i
Elmer McManus arrived home
Thursday evening from Corvallis
where he had been taking a phar
macy couse in the 0. A. C. He
has resumed his position in the
Welcome Pharmacy.
Cremo the children cry for it
The Summit shirt at Schenk
Bros.
J. C. Sevcik was up from Nnr
rows the first of this week.
The French Hotel serves a
fine Sunday dinner and special
attention is given to family
service.
Studebakcr hacks, .cither single
or two seated, uucKDoarus anu
Surreys at Browns Satisfactory
Store.
For Sale 160 acre relinquish
ment with cabin, good well of
water, 100 acres fenced. Inquire
at this office.
Harry Witter gave Dr. W. C.
Brown a very valuable full blood
ed Scotch Collie dog the other
day. The animal is a fine speci
man and comes from a long line
of prize winers.
Fresh groceries of the very
best brands and a complete new
line of dry goods, furnishings,
etc., may bo found at Hagey &
Richardson's The new stone
store.
H. Elliot and wife left Thurs
day morning by private convey
ance for Rouge River section for
an indefinite visit. They will
visit old time friends there and
rest
Williams Bros, saw mill at
Cold Spring on the Canvon road
is prepared to do custom work
for those desiring to take ad
vantage of their government per
mit Also lumber for sale at $12
per thousand. See them about
custom prices.
I. L. Pierce and Frank Jackson
have returned from the Trout
Creek mines northeast of this
city. Mr. Pierce is an experienc
ed mining man and has n good
word for the camp but nothing
particular to say regarding the
immediate prospects.
RAW!
X
RAW!
RAW!
for the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
Races and games at the Fair Grounds and
every one is going to have a good time
Why not decorate properly?
FLAGS AND BUNTING
We have enough for everybod
j
Now is the time to get
SUMMER WEIGHT WASH GOODS and SUITINGS
Patterns to suit the most fastidious
Prices to suit the most exacting
Your moneu back if our goods are not right
THE BUSY CORNER STORE
I. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor
Cremo for sale by your grocer.
Clothing for youths and child
ren nt Schenk Bros.
Dolvin Fnrroll is improving
from his long illness.
Deering Mowers and Rakes at
Browns Satisfactory Store.
Have you seen the suede slip
pers ot Tho Busy Corner Store.
Geo. Marsdon camo over from
Bear Valley yesterday to tako in
the colebratlon.
Fou Saw: 25 foot business lot
on Main St., Burns. Good build
ing. Inquiro at this office.
Harry Riggs is over from Lnko
County on n visit to his mother
and othor relatives.
Gentlemen, wo have all our
spring anu summer stqcic in.
Yours truly, Schenk Bros.
Wo have a number of good.
secondhand wheels for sale or
rent Mays & Finch, The Fxors.
Tho personal nttention given
guests nt tho French Hotol hns
given it a good reputation L. B.
Cub, Prop.
Writo for a pamphlet giving
full particulars regarding tho
Mt Vernon Hot Springs in Grant
County Oregon.
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Mrs. I. Schwartz was accom
panied homo by her cousin Miss
Gertudo Gerstol, who will visit
for an indefinite time.
Tho Edison Phonograph is
gaining in popularity and should
bo in every home Lunnburg &
Dalton are resident agents.
Mays & Finch loft this morn
ing for Cnnyon, Prairie nnd in
termediate points. They will do
a lot of road signs whilo en route.
IF YOU AUK UOINGTO TRAVEL,
Uic the Hnrncy County Nntlonnl Hunk
TRAVELLKK'S CIIKQUKS
They arc iiclMdrntlrylnir.
Hermnn Ruh and wife arrived
hero Sunday from Dallas where
they spent tho winter. They
drove over the mountains and
had a delightfull trip.
Meats from 5c to 12ic. Best
loinsteak, 12Jc; boils, 5c to 7c;
roasts from 6c to 8c; sausage,
12Jc; pork, 15c Young's Meat
Market & Grocery.
Geo. W. Dean had his right wrist
broken yesterday by being thrown
from a wagon while hauling
wood north of this city. Dr.
Marsdon has reduced tho frac
ture. W.E. Grace is one of a company
that has purchased 2000 acres of
fruit land near Roseburg which
will be platted and sold in small
tracts. The company is capitaliz
ed at $300,000.
Born -Wednesday morning,
Juno 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest,
West twin girls. The happy
parents are new comers here and
are living near the flour mill.
The Horticultural Fire Relief
of Salem saved policy-holders
$40,000.00 last year in premiums.
Let us tell you more about it
Randall Passenger & Maloney.
C. A. Benedict, who has been
assisting as clerk in tho local
land office, has been recalled to
Portland to again take up his
work as special agent of the field
service.
Miss Bessie Clark was brought
in yesterday from her home near
Alberson with a threatened case
of blood poisoning. She is nt tho
home of Mr. and Mrs W. Y. King
is doing quite well.
Hon. A. W. Gowan nnd wife
arrived home Monday from a
visit to outside points. They at
tended the rose festival at Port
land, tho Masonic and Eastern
Star grand lodges and visited
their daughter, Mrs. W. C. Mc
Kinney at Pendleton. Thoy had
a most enjoyable vacation trip.
UORN Monuay, June a, w
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Faulker,
twin babies, daughter and son.
Both tho little ones died, tho
daughter on the day of its birth
nnd tho other tho following
morning. The bereaved young
parents have tho sympathy of a
wide circlo of friends in this
section.
Married Tuesday, Juno 28,
at the Baptist parsonage in this
city Olai Houglun nnd Miss Anna
Matthieu, Rev. C. W. Holloman
performing the ceremony. Mr.
Houglun has a homeslend near
Crane Creek gap where thoy will
make their home. Tho Times
Herald wishes them a happy and
lliuu. v. owuun. luiiiuy uuu u
vory enjoyable reunion at their
homo in this city last Sunday, all
tho family being present execpt
Earl, who is in tho employ of tho
Great Northern in Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Southworth, who
wero over from Bear Valley for
tho occasion, loft for home Mon
day accompanied by Miss Dorcas
Sweok who proceeded on to Port'
land for a visit with
I near that city.
Don't forget tho moving pict
ure show tonight.
Good morningl Did you have
Cremo for breakfast?
Mays & Finch, Tho Fixers, have
a Bicyclo hospital In tho Locher
Building.
Wanted Horseshoer and all
round Uncksmlth-W. W. Drink
water, Burns, Oregon.
Don't forgot that our stock of
Men's Clothing is tho largest &
best in Burns. I. Schwartz.
Dr. W. L. Marsdon was called
to tho Warm Snrings Boction
VJ Sunday to see Mrs. Bert Parker.
Alfalfa hay for salo in limited
quantities. Call or 'phono Lena
Ilarkoy at tho Geo. Young residence.
8000 acres of good land lying
along proposed railroad routes
$8 per acre. Sco A. F. B.
George.
Wanted 5 homesteaders to file
on land near place whero work
can bo had at once. Inquiro at
this office.
Tho moving picturo theater will
bo reopened tonight Mr. Pnr
dco has sccuro an engine nnd
lighting plant.
Grover Jnmeson and wife have
returned from tho Grant Thomp
son homo whero they have been
for a few weekB.
If you want a Studebakcr
wagon in sizes from 21 to 31 call
on or send to Brown's Satisfac
tory Store and got prices.
The registered Jersey Bull of
C. M. Huffman will again bo nt
tho Cortes Elliott barn in this
city during this season.
W. S. Laytho and his brother
camo in from tho former'H desert
land claim Thursday, Archie Mc
Gownn bringing, them up in his
auto.
Schenk Bros, have received a
load of freight containing their
spring nnd summer supply of tho
latest fashions In Blioes, hats,
shirts, etc.
Dr. C. C. Griffith nrrived homo
yesterday from a visit to rela
tives and old time friends in Wes
tern Oregon. He spent some
time in Portland.
Tho entire stock, of goods now
on display at the new store of
Hagey & Richardson, is fresh
nnd new. Patrons may find al
most anything desired there.
F. W. Do NefTe was called to
Portlund Thursday morning on
lognl business. His unexpected
departure has disappointed tho
baseball team and his place will
bo hard to fill.
. "I cannot afford to carry fire
insurnnco the rates are too high"
cannot bo Baid of tho Horticultur
al Fire Relief. Let us figure
with you. Randall, Passenger &
Maloney.
Hon. Chas. Newell ex-receiver
of the Burns land office nnd well
known politician, arrived in
Princville this week accompanied
by his family. Princville Re
view. Samuel Kohn & Co., tho great
Ladies Tailors of Chicago have
made Schenk Bros, their agents
for Burns and Harney County.
They invite tho ladies to call and
see a line of tho very latest
sampels. Suits from $18 up.
W. L. Blott accompanied by
his wife, nrrived in this city
Thursday evening. Mr. Blott
has been railroading nt Los
Angeles for some time but had a
longing for some sagebrush and
Harney county. Mr. and Mrs.
Blott recieved a hearty welcome
in this city whero thoy may re
main permanently.
If you are thinking of making
a trip to tho mountains, any timo
Lthis summer, to give your wife
and family a chance to rest ana
regain their health, do not over
look tho fact that at tho Mt.
Vernen Hot Springs in Grant
County. Oregon, you will get
moro pleasuro for your monoy
nnd regain moro health than at
any other resort In Orogon,
Writo for n pamphlet giving full
particulars.
A pretty homo wedding took
place Monday, Juno 27 at noon,
at tho homo of tho Williams'
brothers near their saw mill six
teen miles north of Burns, when
Mr. Ira L. Williams and Miss
Dicio Pickelsimor wero united in
marriage by Rev. A. J. Irwin of
tho Presbyterian Church of
Burns. Mr. Williams is a member
of tho lumbor firm of Williams
Brothers, ono of Harney Coun
ty's sober, industrious and ener
getic young men. Tho bride is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Pickolsimer, who with their
largo family came to Harney
County a couplo of years ago,
Tho Times-Herald joins their
many frienda in oxtonding con-
relatives gralulations and boBt wjshes for
a long and happy wedded Jifo.
Ask your grocer for Cremo, tho
new breakfast food.
Grant Thompson is in the city
from his homo at Malheur Gap.
Road l ho ofier mndo by N.
Brown & Sons under tho head,
"Dont get bilked."
Wo repair all breaks but the
break of day Mays & Finch,
The Fixers.
The vory best accommodations
may bo obtained at tho Overland
Hotel. Meals 25 conts.
Lieutenant Whitney, n son
A. B. Whitney of this city, ar
rived hero this week from Seattle
on a visit to tho familv.
Those having relinquishments
or real estate lor salo should
consult E. W. VnnVnlkenburg,
tho real estate man, at his ofilco
in Burns.
Thero will bo n meeting of the
Humane Society at the Commer
cial Club rooms on Thursday
July 14, and it is hoped to havo
a good attendance.
If you want Good Candy go to
the Burns Knndy Kitchen. Home
made candv, fresh every day.
McGec building on streot leading
to court house. Wm, Wober,
prop.
Jnck Parker is in tho city re
newing acquaintances. He is in
business over nt Paulina but ex
pects to go to John Day in a few
days where ho intends to open n
saloon.
A. Egli and Chns. Comegys
were over from Wngontire dur-j
ing the week. Mr. Egli says
stock look quite well on the'
range in that section and the
wnlcr is holding out better than i
was expected,
W. J. Altnow was over from
his home near Drewsey this'
week. Mr. Altnow states hoi
will have an excellent crop this
season and that his fruit pros-'
pects arc exceptionally good. He
will have some fine peaches.
Tho south wall of the big
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. stone j
store is going up quite rapidly
and at tho present rate it will '
not be long before they will be
occupying it. This will be a
great convenience and improve
ment over the present cramped
quarters.
Changed hands! Changed i
hands! Clean 'em up, slick 'em
up! The Red Front Foed nnd
Salo Stable, Scotty Glenn, prop.
Autos kept and washed. Horses j t
and rigs bought nnd sold. Con- t
tract hauling nnd dray work ai
specialty. Como one come nil I
everybody welcome. New hay,
Special rates to freighters.
HASNETCOllNTYNffllONAlEANK
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CONTROLLED AND OWNED
BY
HOME PEOPLE.
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IIFHItY DAlTOM.AfT CAHIUm
EXPLANATION OF VlGUMiS SHOWING 01111 CONDITION, JUNK. 30, 1010
THIS Pir.TTTJPCJ WHAT Tnwv MP.AXT
NJ v,... "' "" n,iw-i.
of XJapitttl Stock ... $ 2(1,000.001,
Surplus and Profits 12,455.30 (""
PltvMilnfi'nn 10 r.nn (n jMoncy with our liftmen onlt ItithchttncU
w "- "' '"" 1
lvculiiicnt of stockholders.
of the people.
Proof thftt hundreds of Men nnd Women
approve otir atrindinriml methods.
Deposits 282,232.22
$340,187.58
Loans . . $151 20' 78'"c "1''cbr placed for active circuln-
' lion in Hnrncy County.
U. S. Bonds &Prem. 20,275.94 Smncnicmli.
Municipal Bonds &
County Warrants 27,890.59
Furnituro & Fixtures 3,528.77
Cash and Exchango 137,288.50
$340,1 87. 5tf
High grndc investments.
I'lcasnnt convenient accommodations for
customers. Securities nnd facilities for
prompt dispatch of husiness.
Kcserte fuudnvnihible to meet needs of
depositors. lAmouul on hand 40 per
cent; In w requires 1G percent; remaining
.'11 wrccntis extra margin of security.
STA TE DEPOSITA II Y
BUY YOUR DRUGS at OUR STORE
We handle a complete line of everything
usually sold by up to date druggists. It Is
OUR AIM TO PLEASE
This we do by courteous treatment and
reasonable prices to ai our customers
THE PLCU TO GET
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon.
THE FOURTH OF JULYJ
is coming and
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The Washington Restaurant
WONQ LHO, Proprietor
Up stairs over the Capitol Saloon '
The bill of fare includes every-'
thing the market affords. Short
orders a specialty. Bread for'
sale, Give him a call, i
Burns will Celebrate
Are you ready? If not get busy and see
Lunaburg", Dalton & Co.
about your
SUIT, HATS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.
New Goods of all kinds arriving
Grain, Food, GroeorieB. Produce, Cherries,
Straw Berries, Bananas, and Oranges.
SOME SNAPS TO PICK UP FOR EARLY ONES
MOTE'S CANDY STOKE
Has just received a fresh lot of
CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO
New and handsome Post
Cards, Stationery, Ink,
Pens, Pencils, Novelties.
A SPECIALTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA
Fine assortment of everything
D.R. MOTE, Burns, Oregon
A MAN
is known by the harness he uses
A VAQUEKO by the saddle he rides.
Evere horseman should have the
best, both as to quality and price.
You can get highest quality
and lowest prices at
J. C. WELCOME & SON
Harness a,aa.cL Saddles
The Eastern Oregon
Engineering Co.
CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND
IRRIGATION ENGINEERS
Mnln Office, Ihirns, Oregon
A, O. rAUI.KNKH, MRC
Hrnnch Office, Lukcvicw, Oregon
C. M, KAVI.KNKK, Uit.
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Ciovcrnmrnt I .a ml Locators nnd dealers in
HARNEY COUNTY LANDS
i ROOMS 1-2-:$ 01)1) FELLOW IILDG., HURNS, OREGON 8
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Grand Celebration
July 4, Burns, Or.
FOUR DAYS SPORT
JULY 2, 3, 4 AND 5, 1910
Horse Races, Baseball, Dancing, Music
Hon. Frank Davey, Orator of the day
Prof. M. A. Biggs, reader of Declaration
A BIG STREET PARADE JULY 4
See posters for full program