Ltnes-Jierald.
BK I.AHOKST OIHCULATION Of
r NKW8rArKU in this county.
t 8ATU1UI.VY, Jll.Y 111, 1910.
, LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits .
Circulation
DEPOSITS
Local News,
t
ad Schcnk Bros. nd.
printing The Timos-Hcrald
iH. Gray is up from Lawen
ot me at the ML Vernon
Springs.
L II. Stroud is over from
ley today.
kdo at the Busy Corner
i and save money.
Hi line Butterick patterns
Georgia E. Pierce.
Mr Cleveland is in this
Ihe guest of friends.
bse Panama hats at Schcnk
arc the proper things.
best meal in Harney coun-
25 cents at the Overland
tor Clemens is naving nis
house on Poison Creek en-
nnd remodeled.
ys & Finch, paper hangers,
Becorators. Carriage pamt-
knd Furniture redressing,
hv Building. . rr?r
Irty cent dimities for 22Jc Clothes pressed and cleaned at
nrd during THE GREAT Schcnk Bros.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BURNS
at the close vf business June 30th, 1910
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $2G7,71G.G5
U. S. Bonds 50,000.00
Bonds and Securities 54,811.98
Premium on U. S. Bonds 2,000.00
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures G, GOO. 00
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.00
CASH 161,813.30
$634,221.83
$ 25,000.00
. 43,682.00
. 25,000.00
440,539.83
$534,221.83
Capital and Surplus $60,000.00
United States Dcpositaru
Accounts Invited
SUMMER WHITE SALE,
i Busy Cornpr Store.
Cremo- for sale by your grocer.
The Summit shirt at Sclienk
food Bros.
fcV. Loggan came over from i
DVi
I. N. Hughet wns a business
isitor this week.
The new breakfast
. Cremo a local product.
I!nM-Tn Mr. nnd Mrs.
,. .. CTO- t &W1 ...
fey yesterday evening to go, ninkmisoii. Julv 9. a son. ! o... 1 p,,ii cvi,w
- - - , i - ' quiiuuui tmuiniiuvvin
ne assessor s oiute aim us-- . .. ,, T),n n . , p:lirn
Donegaii with the roll. ..,., Mra . Rpop. .. ' , ,, .
Mr. saunuors, mu pnmu iuuui,
has been quite busy in this city
Mrs.
. TimiR.Hirnld office
jtE INSURANCE AT COSTlgi!l e. Pierce
ioi tne strongest luuiuaisi
Wm. Kilby and Joe Williams for ft couple of weeks
state. See us about it. ,.,,. frm Vnn vostordav
all. Passenger & Maloney. I , , . . Q
uii luuu uuamvoo.
private
states
letter from the
that Jack Dennis'
.
The French Hotel serves a
fine Sunday dinner and special
Good, substantial, well cooked attention is given to family
1 1.1 TT-. , ITnlnl in tttltnt onMHlrtil
meats ni mu nuiuu iiuiui ia nuttk m-i ..-.
en laid up with rheumn-, th(J boarder likeg, rollnnuish-
or some time at his home, ..., . .., ...n ,.r
tralia ' See the Inland Umpire ueai-meni wmi cnum. k"" ."
ty Co. if you have anything ior, water, iuu acres lunvi-u. uiiium.
GREAT MID-SUMMER sale or exchange. ' at this oflice.
E SALE at the Busy Cor-i ... f 0,ir.n,s,tu;n!nj lmf wr a u;;ik...ic n inaiimnrn
we believe in Signs, Mays & nian, spent several days in this
Finch, The Fixers, Locher Bldg. c;ty during the week.
Joel Sturtevant has been oyer W(J jmve u ,iuinbcr of good
in the Steens Mountain section ' secomimmi wheels for sale or
: U InfAKAof nf liia mifnmnliilf . w p t; i. nu. 1?v.i-n
in mu iiiu.-K.ai. wi ...- "-v rent. mays osrmcii, xn i'awu
""'""J- ' Harry C. Smith, contractor on
Ten cent bleach muslin for 7ic the Masonic building, has a big
per yard during THE GREAT kiln of brick now ready to burn.
MID-SUMMER WHITE SALE; .
at The Busy Corner Store. I F"h Rrocenes of the very
at ine Busy omt-r own.. u,,ia ,i nmniti now
1 UV.OL UlttMUt? ! v. ..,. -
Miss K. Neugebauer is located , i;ne 0f jry goods, furnishings,
store begins Monday July
Ind continues two weeks.
It Master Loggan took sud-
: ill last night and suffered
severely. His physician
Is him better this morning
i confident he will be at his
i again in a few days.
fix-wagon load train of wool
by twenty horses, came
lay from Drewsey with the
i Donnellv wool. Much of
I Lomieiiy wool, iuucn ui .. ... o . , '. - - "
Ing distance wool is com- j in the Jorgensen building south etci ,nny be found at Hagey &
. . . 1f.: Ci- nttfl m rvnnrl In fin
bw, and the warehouse is mum ou unu 10 Hi-r..v
well filled notwithstanding all kinds of dress maKing.
nount of wool that hasi Chas. and Sam Parrish con-
cViinnoil onst Binrr lnstL...mnnr1 o cnln triia wnnW takini?
"'"I'I'-M www u...wU ""- auillUlU t ow.. v...m ..v.., r.
Ontario Optimist.
t, strayed or stolen from my
on Little' Stenchen Water
the summer of 1900,
over the real estate holdings of
David Cutting of Izee.- Blue
Mt Eagle.
Richardson's
store.
The new stone
Since snendinir almost the en
tire week with Joseph Leonard,
the railroad photographer, As
sessor Donegan and Archie Mc-
Gownn claimed to have passed
il. -. .. i mtM nlnnil tin t HWIT TlllUO
phnlf Rrns. do not have to 1"l-,','""l .
fcv vpnrlincrpolt. nnn blank1 cnml vrnr unit hnnk to a Phila- "
big filly, both branded an ' delphia lawyer for alteration. I Williams Bros, saw mill at
r K connected, tne anchor; They are tailors anu can no u, cold spring on uie wmivuh i
iiuii.uiiuu, uu riKUL aiiuu. tnemseives. is preparer iu " "" ......
pay a liberal reward lorl w on,rn nnij-v-hnldera 40 nor for those desiring 10 uiku au-
cent of their premiums annually, vantage of their goyernmen t pcr
Fire insurance as good as the mit. Also lumber for sale at ?12
i.t W-!fn ..a fnr nnHioillnrs. ner thousand. SCO Ilium auuui
UU3L. ffiw. mm w. ,,.... .---
return to me or for informa-
hat will lead to their recov-
W.
Drewsey, Oregon.1 Randall, Passenger & Maloney. custom prices.
w
BREAT HUB WHITE SALE
At The Busy Corner Store
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY, BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 18
Our coodH are all seasonable and wo have undoubtedly the largest and best
lino over shown in Burns. During the salo all white goods unci over.yLu.Mg
made of white goods will bo sold at a 25 per cent reduction
Shirt Waists
Under Skirls
While Towels
Corsets
Lace Curtains
Handkerchiefs
Sheets, Pillow Cases
Embroideries
White Parasols
Valcicnne Lace
Torchon Lace
I
Bleached Muslin
Bleached Towelinfj
Lawns
Dimities
Organdies
Nainsooks
India Lilians
Persian Lawns
Striped Damasks
Dotted Swiss
Duck Scrim
All the above and maim others at 25 ner cent less than reuular prices
REMEMBER THE DATE-
Sale begins Monday, July 18th
Sale ends Saturday, July 30th
THE BUSY CORNER STORE
I. Schwartz, Proprietor
Clothing for youths nnd child
ren nt Schcnk Bros.
Order your now potatoes now
of Robert Davey.
R. A. Miller and family are
over from tho Warm Spring sec
tion.
Fine line of linen dusters for
Indies and gentlemen. Shenk
Bros.
Alvn Springer was up from
his home near tho lake during
the week.
Foil Sai.k 2B foot business lot
on Main St., Burns. Good build
ing. Inquire nt this oflice.
Dick Noble has been in town Davey, agent.
this wcelc renewing- acquain
tances nnd visiting old friends.
Gentlemen, wo have nil
spring and summer stocK in
Yours truly, Schcnk Bros.
Cremo tho children cry for it.
Walter Cross wns down from
Trout Crook this week.
All summer Bulla 25 per cent
oil' at Sclienk Bros.
Mays & Finch, The Fixers, have
n Bicycle hospital in tho Locher
Building,
New pictures tonight anil nil
next week at the Electric theatre.
Mrs. Tom Allen is over from Corner Store.
Georiro Love came over from
the Agency, arriving hero yosler-
our day morning.
MEN'S CLOTHING. A lariro
and up to date line at Tho Busy
tho P Ranch for u few days. She
is greatly improved in health.
Tho personal attention given for this country.
guests til tho French Hotel has
given it n good reputation L. B.
Cuh), Prop.
Write for a pamphlet giving
full particulars regarding tho
Mt. Vernon Hot Springs in Grant
County Oregon.
Rev. Father Wnllischeck, a
Catholic priest of Santa Barbara,
Oil., was here n few days this
week with Father Klein.
Mays & Finch left this morn
ing for Canyon, Prairie and in
termediate points. They will do
a lot of road signs while en route.
THE GREAT MID-SUMMER
WHITE SALE at The Busy Cor
ner Store begins Monday .liny
18th and continues two weeks.
D. N. Catterson and daughter,
Mrs. draco Cochrane, came up
from Lawen Wednesday. Mr.
Catterson remained in town for
a few tlnys.
IK YOU AUK GOINCTO THAVKU
line tin- llnrnvy County Nntlnnnl Itank
TitAVKM.Kirs cm:qui:s
They lire mlMilrnllijIni;.
Geo. Love informs us he has
about 400 acres of grain in at
the P. L. S. Co. Agency ranch
and the crops will be very good.
Boys come in and look at the
English wool hats, something
new and just the thing for sum
mer. The Busy Corner Store.
Geo. Buchanan was a business
visitor to our city Thursday
looking after some business con
nected with the estate of his
late father.
Meats from fie to 12ic Best
loinsteak, 12Jc; boils, 5c to 7c;
roasts from fie to 8c: sausage,
121e; pork, 15c. -Young's Meat
Market & Grocery.
Mesdames P. M. Cheney nnd
W. G. Bardwell left Tuesday
with their little daughters for
Malheur county points. Ihey
will visit several places before
returning.
Peter Applegate, stale land
agent and G. G. Brown, clerk of
the state land board, were here
a few days during the wool?
checking up and obtaining data
regarding suite lands at the
land oflice. They go from here
to Lakevicw on the same mis
sion. J
Mrs. G. I. Hazeltine, Miss
Helen Biggs and Miss Rena
Biggs are expected over from
Canyon City tomorrow after
noon. The later has been teach
ing over in Grant county and is
returning home. Mrs. Ilnzeltine
and Miss Helen are coming over
to visit for an indefinite time
water suit being heard before a
U
Dressmaking parlors over The
Timcs-Hornld oflloe. Mrs. Geer
gia E." Pierce.
Now potatoes at Blue Mt. Rapid
Transit Line oflice. Robert
N
G rover Jameson has been ap
pointed deputy game warden
Wantkii Horseahoer and all
round blacksmith W. W. Drink
water, Burns, Oregon.
I. L. Pierce and Glen Ireland
made a trip to the Pine Creek
and Calamity section during the
week.
8000 acres of jrood land lying
along proposed railroad routes
o .. o.... A i; n
po I'L'l lltiu, o:u i. r. ij.
George.
Wanted 5 homesteaders to file
on land near place whero work
can be had at once. Inquire at
this oflice.
One doller muslin underskirts
for 75c during THE GREAT
MID-SUMMER WHITE SALE
at the Busy Corner Store.
Judge L. R. Webster is here
at present looking after some
legal work before the U. S.
court referee.
The registered Jersey Bull of
C. M. Huffman will again be nt
the Cortes Elliott bam in this
city during this season.
THE GREAT MIDSTMMER
WHITE SALE at The Busy
Corner Store begins Monday
July 18 and continues two weeks.
Dr. Griflith made a profess
ional trip to Pine Creek Monday
and upon his return reported
the birth of a son to Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Spaltz.
The entire stock of iroods now
on display at the new store of
Hagey & Richardson, is fresh
and new.- Patrons may find al
most anything desired there
by Archie McGowan and Mays
& Finch is a busy place and the
boys arc making good, their
work being entirely satisfactory.
"I cannot afford to carry fire
insurance tho rates are too high"
cannot be said of the Horticultur
al Fire Relief. Let us figure
with you. Randnll, Passenger &
Maloney.
Wiseman & Shcpnrd are push
ing the work on the Lunaburg
Dalton & Co. stone building.
They are doing good work and
it will be a fine building when
completed.
Forest Ranger Robt. Bennett
reports a forest fire raging at
tho foot of Snow Mountnin at
the head of Emigrant Creek.
We have not learned how much
damage it hasldone.
R. Heck nnd John Gember-
ling accompanied a party of Los
Angeles sports to tho P Ranch
today to fish for a day or two.
They wont out in a big touring
Suspend business and go fish.
Men's clothing nt tho Busy
Corner Store.
vTed Hayes and family were in
tho city during the week.
Ask your grocer for Cremo, the
now breakfast food.
We repair all breaks but the
bhmk of day Mays & Finch,
The Fixers.
For new potatoes see Robert
Davey. First door south of Dr.
Geary's office.
W. C. Jacobs, the Crook county
stockman, wns n visitor to our
city this week.
Tho very best accommodations
may he obtained at the Ovcrlnnd
Hotel. Meals 25 conts.
I. II. Holland of tho P. L. S.
Co. is over at Baker City on
business. He is expected home
this evening.
Two dollar "Nu form" Corsets
for $1.50 during THE GREAT
MID-SUMMER WHITE SALE
at The Busy Corner Store.
Emanuel Clark, who has been
confined to tho hospital for
sometime from injuries received
a few weeks ago, is able to be
on the streets again and expects
to go homo next week.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone for
quick orders.
Frank Cole's young pacing
stallion, Harold Welcome, is re
ported in the Rural Spirit as hav
ing stepped off a mile in 2:21 in
Walla Walla. He was just in
training and he has been hand
led n short time.
Friends in this city have re
ceived the announcement of the
marriage or Miss Vernon Gradon
to Fred I. Reynolds in Portland
on July 7th. The young lady
was born here nnd is a grand
daughter to Mrs. S. L. Bowen.
Chester Carter has been here
a few days in the interest of
the Blue Mountain Rnpid Tran
sit Line. He will have charge
as agent for Mr. Woldenbcrg at
Prairie City and the oflice here
will be looked after by Robt.
Davey.
,.,., -
wuiinusuiiy wua inu wuuucbl
day of tho season, the themome
ter at the goverment station reg
istering 100. The hot spell was
broken by a severe windstorm
nnd cloudy weather. It rained
some on the surrounding mount-
The new garage just opened fnins thus cooling things up some
)
rM,u ,i n fimi nm l,nm car belonging to the Los Angeles
Vlllt? !- W VIWIIIM tMV 'WtV
this week ns witnesses in the l,'lrly
A. Venator has been in town
S. referee. Chas. has not for several days. mr. venaior
been hero for six years and is suites Ins hay crop at tho lane is
pleased to see the improvement very good and tho gram and
in Burns. Bart has been on his mm crops at
ranch over near Sumpter for a Crane Creek
timo but has taken charge of the season
Harper ranch for tho P. L. S.
Co,
fruit crops at tho homo ranch on
nro fino for the
If you are thinking of making
a tri to tho mountains, any timo
i a iin-ii,.!) mwi w r worn this summer, to givo your wue
over from Drewsey Wednesday, and family n chance to rest nnd
J
Mrs. J. C. Bartlett and hoi
mother. Mrs Clark came over on
tho same day on tho stage.
They were here on land business.
Dr. J. C. Bartlett is located in
New Plymouth, a new town in
Idaho n short distanco from On
tario, whero ho is practicing
medicine.
Sheriff Richardson nnd wife,
their daughter, Mrs. Joo Thomp
son nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. bam
Mickel loft Wednesday after
noon by nuto to Prairie. Tho
nartv will proceed to Portland
and then up to Willamina where
they will visit relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Mickel will remain in
tho Willnmetto Valley for n con
siderable timo hut Mr. Richard
son and wife oxpect to bo back
in a counlo of weeks coming by
way of Tho Dalles in a now car
that ho will purclmso whilo in
Portland.
egain their health, do not over
look tho fact that at the Mt.
Vernon Hot Springs in Grant
County, Oregon, you will get
more pleasure for your money
and regain more health than at
any other resort in Oregon.
Writo for a pamphlet giving full
particulars,
what.
Portland had a very disastrous
fire Wednesday night which de
stroyed the Multnomah Club
house, the old exposition build
ing, n large hotel, a big barn and
a number of dwellings. One
man lost his life, 188 head of
horses burned besides a large
number of rigs, autos, etc.
Changed hands! Changed
hands! Clean 'em up, slick 'em
up! The Red front feeu ana
Sale Stable, Scotty Glenn, prop.
Autos kept nnd washed. Horses
and rigs bought and sold. Con
tract hauling and dray work a
specialty. Come one como nil
everybody welcome. Now hay.
Special rates to freighters.
DRESSMAKING
Tailor-Made Suits
and
Evening Gowns
Over The Times-Herald Office
Burns, Oregon
Mus. Gkorgia E. Pierce
The Washington Restaurant
WONG LEE, Proprietor
Up stairs over (lie Capitol Saloon
Tim hill of fnro includes every
thing the market nffords. Short
orders a specialty. Bread for
sale. Give him a call.
Get The Habit.
Possibly you who read this never kept a
bank account.
If not, let us ruggesl that you try the experi
ment. You will find it helpful in many ways.
Aside from the fad that your money will be safe
from theft and fire, such a habit lends to thrift,
economy, discipline and general understanding of
business principles, all of which are essential to
success. It also affords a convenient method for
the payment of bills; and as the checks are always
prererved and returned to you, they serve as re
ceipts for the amounts paid.
We offer you good service, courtesy, lib
erality, stability and every accommodation
consistent with safety.
Small accounts courteously welcomed.
ilARNLlCOUNTYNTIONALBANK
OF BURNSf OREGON.
controlled'and owned
BY
HOME PEOPLE.
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 PUCR TO GET
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon.
In a few weeks weeks we will move
into our now building nnd in order
to avoid transferring our immense
Stock of General Merchandise
We Will Make Great Sacrifices
i
Our stock comprises nearly every-
thing used for man or benst. The 1
quality is the best in tho land; our
prices arc right; our treatment is
alike to all, every day, and all the
time. Faults we have to be sn re
but who hasn't?
Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. I
i
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!
A MAN
is known by the harness he uses
A VAQUE&O 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
IKCa-m-oss a-rcl Saddles
Job Printing.
f
Kufus Heck enmo hack from
Reno Sunday nnd is thoroiiRhly
disgusted with tho big fight be
tween Jeirrics nnd Johnson. He
hud n sent near tho ring sido nnd
is confident tho fight was not
honest. Considerable inonoy
was made by thoso in charge- of
the afuiir nnd Heck says that
Jelf will not fight tho negro
nirnin as is credited in newspa
pers that ho so desires. Another
mill between tho two would not
receive much attention and tho
gnto receipts would ho rather
short.
MOTE'S CANDY STORE
lias just received a fresh lot of
CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO
New nnd handsomo Post
Cards, Stationery, Ink,
Pens, Pencils, Novelties.
A SPECIALTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA
Fine assortment of everything
D.K. MOTE, Barns, Oregon
SCHENK BROS.
The Merchant Tailors
SALE
The Eastern Oregon
Engineering Co.
CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND
IKBIGATION ENGINEERS
Main Oflice, Uurns, Oregon
A, O, IMULCNKH, Ugr.
Branch Oflice, Lakevicw, Oregon
, c. u. rxvLiMCK, Mgr.
All Summer Suits
25 per cent oil'....
Como in nnd lot us
show what wu can
do for you .
M
SCHENK BROS.
The Merchant Tailors
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