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1HK LAIKJKST CIUOUI.ATION Of
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BATUMI AY, BKrTKMIIKU 3, 1910,
Locnl News.
chool suits at Schcnk Bros.
eet me tit the ML Vernon
tSpritiRS.
peat Schaper wns over from
inond during the week.
Iiicken dinner at the Hums
bl tomorrow at 6 o'clock, 50
do. rry lias-purcnaseu tnc
Dickenson residence pi'o-
in the lower part of town.
ifred Bcnjnnin of New York
made Schcnk Bros, agents
Harm y county for his great
iB.
fnew line of dry goods, fur-;
lugs, shoes, hats, etc. cnnl
lys be lounu at llagey iv
xrdson's. .
Walter Cross and little
Sddaughters. Cora and Jessie
Sards have moved to town
for school.
IE INSURANCE AT COST
i of the strongest Mutuals
he state. See us nooui it.
(all, Passenger & Maloney.
iss Florence rnrnum went!
her ranch yesterday after-'
to look after alfairs and
her friend Miss McKinzie.
3se having relinquishments
pal estate for sale should
tit E. W. VanValkenburg,
eal estate man, at his office
arns.
L. Lewis is making some
jes in the Red Front barn
prty. He is putting m par-
; an 1 arranging for oflices
le Kellogg Stage Co.
Horticultural Fire Relief
ilem saved policy-holders
i.OO last year in premiums.
as tell you more auout it.
all Passenger &. Maloney.
ink Hein". came up from
Thursday bringing Geo.
pr to a physician. Mr. Par-
id gotten a Foxtail grass in
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BURNS,
at the close of business September 1st, li)10
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $27!),2UU)7
U. S. Bonds
Bonds and Securities
Premium on U. S. Bonds
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures.
Five per cent Redemption Fund . . .
CASll
, . . fiO.OOO.OO
R2,76C.39
. . 2,000.00
0,(500.00
. . 1,250.00
Ml ,280.81
$KKI,1M.17
LIABILITIES
Capital $'25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits .. '1-1,610.02
Circulation 25,000.00
DEPOSITS :... .1:18,597.55
IB33.1M.17
Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00
United States Depositor!
Accounts Invited
Got an Alfred Benjamin Buit
at Schcnk Bros.
Scott Haley was among our
visitors from tho lake this week.
Take 0 o'clock chicken dinner
at the BuniB Hotel Sunday- 50
cents a plate.
M. II. Brenton left Tuesday
for Portland Where ho goes for
a short visit.
Fon Sai.k-25 foot business lot
on Main St., Burns. Good build
ing. Inquiro at this olllce.
Mrs. Grace Barnard is over
from Grant county on a visit to
her mother Mrs. K. Calkins.
Tho personal attention given
guests at tho French Hotel has
given it a good reputation L. B.
Cult), Prop.
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Geo. Cawlfield is in the city.
Clothes pressed and cleaned at
Schenk Bros.
Bailey Hayes and wife were
up from Lawen this week.
Good, substantial, well cooked
meals at the Home Hotel is what
the boarder likes.
Hagey & Richardson carry the
best brands of groceries. All
fresh.
See the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. if you have anything for
sale or exchange.
Miss Rena Biggs left this
morning for Grant county where
she will teach the coining school
year.
Mrs. A. E. Murphy and daugh
ter left this morning for Seattle
Chas. Davis of Harney has rye
lor sale.
Benjamin at Schenk
where Miss Murphy will enter
he which was causing him! scho01 for tlie wi,ltcr-
1 trouble.
jr miormation irom tne
'Harriman is to the effect
ithe Harriman Mercantile
are and stock was insured
L000 and that the loss was
l$5,000 over that amount
firm had recently built a
rarehouse and that build-
111 be used temporarily for
lfficient co-operation can be
3m the city and residents
southern part of Burns
art will be rfiade to get a
ilk the entire distance to the
stand at the fair grounds.
Association will take the
up at once and see wnat
Be done. Anotner thing
liould be mentioned is that
lust secure a license from
ir board to carry passen-
Snto or from the fair
: and the license will be
lonal that not more than
be charged passengers.
Miss K. Neugebauer is located
in tlm .Tnrcrnncnn hnilflimr unntli
Mnin Rf. nn.l ' nrn.n m.l In .In,'"-' had to get Up ill the lliornillg
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Alfred
Bros,
.lames Pirie was in on litisi
iij.cu Miiu i,mlr
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inu wuw .a uiu i nrmgiuii
null came down yesterday, hav
ing finished sawing for this sea
son. The French Hotel serves a
fine Sunday dinner and special
attention is given to family
service.
Mrs. C. II. Voegtlv and child
ren arrived home last evening
from a sojourn at Mt. Vernon
Springs.
Write lor a pamphlet giving
full particulars regarding the
ML Vernon HotSprings in Grant
County Oregon.
Geo. Schenk is in from the
farm for a short stay and resL
.out there hence the rest.
from T',c Edison Phonograph is
all kinds of dress making.
Ora Hill is reenvorinir
his recent serious illness. It:iil.lilltr ' lluinrity ami should
tlmiiirH, Ik. li.nl K-rilin!.! ' u ' vul "mu-UUUUUUI K
was
fever but his physician states it! D:llto arc resident agents.
was not.
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.
We save policy-holders 10 per
cent of their premiums annually.
Fire insurance as good as the
best. Write us for particulars.
Randall, Passenger & Maloney.
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Geo. Young has returned from
Alvord where he nursed his son
Willie through a long siege of
typhoid fever. Will came home
with him and is gaining strength.
His girl failed to recognize him
at first but finally got her eye on
his nose which was the only
familiar feature.
J. It. Weaver of the U. S.
National Bank at Vale, was a
Ray Gray, W. A. Foster audi visitor to our city during the
P. M. Randell, three young inen'1wcek- p was out for a short
from Crook county, are inl vacation and was in company with
Burns. They were out sage hen 'Will Fronch, the traveling man.
shooting and decided to extend ' they took their departure in the
their visit on over here. They hitterVauto Thursday morning,
are traveling in an auto. ! Roing to Canyon City.
Burns agents for Hole Proof Hosiery
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
W. B. Corsets and Standard Patterns
The Great Sale of
SUITINGS AND TROUSERS
Will continue two weeks longer
Men's Trousers 20c. Suitings
tpJLu tO per pair J.DC nor yd.
Regular price $:t.00 and $3.50 20c. Wash Coods
Wash Belts School Shoes
jUC each "U per cent off
Regular price .'iftc. Bring in tfte children
The above offerings are all
GOOD MONEY SAVERS
The goods are new and up lo dale
Sale ends Saturday, September 10
E BUSY CORNER STORE, L SCHWARTZ, Prop
v
The open season for duck hunt
ing commenced Sept. 1 and sev
oral local nimrods have brought
in some fine juicy ones.
ip you am: goincto tuavki.,
lino tlio llnrnvy County Nntlonul Hunk
TltAVKIXKK'S CIIKOUKS
Thoy nre oelMdcntlljInif.
A largo number of families
have moved in from tho country
this week to be in readiness for
the opening of school next week.
Edna Fine, daughter of Mrs.
II. A. Martin, took her departure
Thursday for Portland where she
expects to attend school this
winter.
Mrs. E. Appleton left Thurs
day in the McGowan auto en route
to her home in Sacramento, after
a visit with her brother, Robt.
Irving and family.
Foil Saw: -1(50 acres of land
with 1,000,000 feet of standing
Uiinher. 50 acres tillable and
can be irrigated. Adjoining for
est reserve and controls large
range. Call at this office.
Mrs. Hattie Haste came up
from her homestead yesterday
looking for a house in order to
move in for school. She may
not be able to get one as they
are very scarce.
You will never again be quite
as you are today mentally or
physically. Perhaps not ever
again will you be able to get so
"young" a photograph that
looks like you-as today. Visit
the Sayer Studio.
J. D. Billingsley one of the
big sheepmen of Eastern Oregon
and once a resident of this coun
ty, was over from his home at
Ontario for a few days this
week renewing nemmntanecs
and attending to some business.
Miss Lillian Hendricks took
iher departure Monday for Salem
where she will remain this win
ter at the home of her uncle
Robt Hendricks of the Salem
Statesman. The young lady
goes for school purposes. She
went out in company with L. E.
Reed and family.
Harold Clifford and wife have
returned from Ann Arbor,
Michigan, where Mr. Clifford, a
gratuato of the University of
Michigan, had been spending
several month studing law. Ho
will be located at the office of
his father, Judge M. D. Clifford,
in this city. Baker City Demo
crat. R. II. Harris and wife came in
the first of this week to be in
readiness for tho opening of
school next Monday. Both have
been engaged in the public
schools for tho year. Thoy are
very pleasant young people and
we are pleased to welcome them
them to Burns.
Fred Randall met with a pain
ful accident tho other day which
resulted in a serious wound.
While shoeing a horse the animal
kicked him in tho face cutting
his lower lip and chin in a fright
ful manner. He was working
for Allen Jones, where he is now
being cared for,
J. A. Vest has returned from
a sojourn in Portland where ho
spent several weeks. Mr. Vest
is one of the substantial sheep
raisers of this county and in
forms us he has leased a largo
area of range to tho west of
Burns where ho will pasture his
flock this fall and will feed in
this vicinity this winter. Mr.
Vest lalkn like ho might buy
more speep this fall.
The many friends of Isaac
Foster are gratified to learn that
he has consented to run for
county commissioner. Mr. Fos
ter is ono of tho solid men of
Harney County who stands high
in tho esteem of tho people. IIo
has resided hero for nonio liO
years and hasn't an enemy. Ho
is honest and has the backbone
to follow his convictions and
his wide business cxperenco
makes him tho right man for
tho place Such men nro always
raro and hard to secure for sudi
places, as it is a sacrifice upon
their part. Mr. Foster will bo
elected beyond any question.
Schenk Bros, have received a
cose of Alfred Bonjanin clothing.
Chas. Lewis waB up from his
home near tho hikes tho first of
this week.
Welcome's special is a whip that
you cant wear out. Call and see
at tho harness shop.
J, T. Garret and family were
down from their mountain home
during tho week.
The Burns Flour Milling Co.
will pay 21 cents per pound for
wheat or barloy.
Mrs. Curtis Smith arrived
home this week from a short
visit to Canyon City.
W. L. Best was over from Sil
ver creek during tho week look
ing after some business matters.
All goods at tho Hagey &
Richardson general merchandise
store are now and up to date.
Good values in every purchase.
Foil Sam: Soveral head of
horses 3, 1 and 5 years old,
weighing from 1050 to 1250 each.
Call at the Times-Herald office.
Those ifa.00 and $3.50 trousers
went like hot cakes at $1.75 per
pair, but there are some more at
the samo price at The Busy Cor
ner store.
11. J. Hansen and Misses Ina
Terrill and Viola Richardson ar.
rived home tho first of this week
from an outing at the Blue Mt.
Springs.
Meats from 5c to 12Jc Best
loinsteak, 12Jc; boils, 5c to 7c;
roasts from (5c to 8c: sausage,
12c; pork, 15c Young's Meat
Market & Grocery.
Say have you seen that fine lot
of new whips just received at
the J. C. Welcome & Son har
ness shop? They're the finest
over and prices to suit.
"I cannot afford to carry fire
insurance the rates arc too high"
cannot he said of tho Horticultur
al Fire Relief. Let us figure
with you. Randall, Passenger &
Maloney.
The premium lists for the
Harney County fair Oct. 4-8
aro being mailed out at this time
the mailing being delayed by
getting the special premiums
list printed to be inclosed. The
Pendleton Woolen MHIh is the
latest to offer a special.
Misses Mary and Eveline Fry
left Thursday in company with
Mrs. Pearl Fisk for Baker City
where they will enter tho St.
Francis Academy. Mrs. Fisk
expects to return in about ten
days. They went out in the
Holland auto.
John Carlson has been here
from the P Ranch for sometime
receiving medical treatment.
The young man was kicked
in the head by a horse he
was unharnessing, the blow
fracturing his skull and severely
bruising his face. He is getting
along fine and will soon return to
his work.
L. E. Reed and family left
Monday for Yoncolla, Douglas
county to visit Mrs. Reed's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Porter. They expect to be ab
sent a month. Rev. Holloman
went with them as far as Prairie
City where he will meet his
family who are returning from
a summer's visit with relatives
outside,
R. J. Williams and wife came
over from Silver Creek tho first
of this week, Mrs. Williams be
ing on tho sick list and desising
to consult a physician. She re
maind in town and hor health is
much improved. Mr. Williams
went back over to secure sotno
household goods and the boys
and they will occupy their home
in this city during the school
year.
If you aro thinking of making
a trip to tho mountains, any time
this summer, to givo your wife
and family a chance to rest and
regain their health, do not over
look the 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.
Write for a pamphlet giving full
particulars.
Fred Haines is down from
Harney.
Highest cash prico paid for
Eggs and Butter at The Busv
Corner Store.
',. II. Stroud was a business
visitor from Harney the first of
this week.
W. A. Gowan arrived Wednes
day evening and has taken up
his duties mi clerk in the land
office.
Cnndidatco in Harney ceunty:
Come lo Schenk Bros, and look
in the looking glass if you want
to bo elected.
Fred Otlcy and family were up
from Lawen during this week
miikeing purchases and visiting
friends.
The Ilolel Diamond wants a
renter to take charge Oct. 3 1910.
For further particulars write,
M. Horton, Diamond, Ore.
Miss Alice Sweek N. G. of the
Sylvia R. D. Lodge, No. 13 re
quests the attendance of all
members on next Wednesday
night.
Rcatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, prico 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Rcatos address
W. A. Ford of J. O. Alberson,
Alberson, Oregon.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where nil kinds
of lumber both rough nnd dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phono for
quick orders.
Ifyouwantto make n trade,
sell your relinquishment or other
property the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. will bo of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
and can sell yours.
A letter from W. H. Cecil
states his wife is in the hospital
nt Ontario, haviug underwent an
operation recently. He states
that three largo tumors were re
moved. She is doing well.
Why pay the rates charged by
Standard Companies, when you
can get the same protection for
about half? Fire Insurance ta
cost in the Horticultural Fire
Relief. Randall, Passenger &
Maloney, x
Wm. Blott has just purchased
a ten acre tract adjoining Burns
on the oust near the electric
light power house and has be
gun clearing it. Mr. Blott intends
to improve the tract and build a
residence thore. We did not
learn the purchase price.
Diarrhoea is always more or
less prevalent during Septem
ber. Be prepared for it. Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt and
effectual. It can always be de
pended upon and is pleasant to
take. I' or sale by all good dealers.
Sixth REASON why a
YOUNG MAN should carry
a checking account.
THE BUSINESS MEN of the
community look with more
favor upon the young man
who is wise enough to carry
a checking account than up
on the other fellow.
ilARNEYCOllNTYfWTIONALBANK
or nuiiN.s, oiirco.N.
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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 PLACE TO GET
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon,
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E. A. SHAFER
U. S. Mineral Surveyor & Civil Engineer
Irrigation and Waler Supply En
gineering. Townsile, Land and
Mineral land Talent Surveys.
Drafting, Designing, llluo Print
ing, Estimates, Etc.
Narrows, Oregon
Veterinary Hospital
ELLIOTT BAIIN, BURNS, OREGON
I take in animals with all kinds
of sickness for treatment
Calls promptly attended to
PRICES REASONABLE
CONSULTATION FIIEE
M. ANDRESSON
J In a few weeks weeks we will move
into our new building nnd in order i
to avoid transferring our immense
Stock of General Merchandise
We Will Make Great Sacrifices
Our stock comprises nearly every
thing Used for man or beast. The
quality the best, in the land; our
prices are right; our treatment is
alike to all, every day, and all the
time. Faults we have to be sure
but who hasn't?
Lunaburg-, Dalton & Co.
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Died A moat distressing acci
dent that cost a little life occured
at tho homo of Mrs. C. Q, Couch
in this city hitt evening. Her
littlo 14-mon.tliBoold son, who has
just begun to walk, reached up to
a shelf in tho kitchen and got a
can of concentrated lyo in which
thero was some wnter. As ho
drew it off ho had his mouth open
and Home of tho contents en
tered the mouth and throat in
fiiidicient quantity to cause its
death a few hours later. It is a
very sad nllair and tho bereaved
mother has tho sympathy of tho
entire community. No arrange
ments aro yet made for tho
funeral.
The Washington Restaurant
WONG LEO, Proprietor
Up stairs over the Capitol Saloon
The hill of faro includes every
thing tho market all'ords. Short
orders a specialty. Bread for
sale. Givo him a call.
A IVIAN
is known by the harness he uses
A VAQUEilO 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
jE3Tim.ess a,n.d. Sa,d.d-les
Job Printing.
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MOTE'S CANDY STOKE
lias just received a fresh lot of
CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO
Now and handsome Post
Cards, Stationery, Ink,
I'etiH, Pencils, Novel ties.
A SPECIALTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA
' Fine assortment of everything
II. It. MOTE, Burns, Oregon
The Eastern Oregon
Engineering Co.
CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND
IRRIGATION ENGINEERS
Main Odice, Iturns, Oregon
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