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BimBs-JlBrald.
I.ARQEST CUMULATION 0
rNKWBrAPKR IN THtB COUNTY.
aATUUDAY. Al'ltlt, W.ltll
LochI News,
from
:imcs l'irio was over
Creek yesterday.
prill nt Sclienk Bros, nnd sco
new Pnnnmn lints.
aul Finke was down from his
lintnin homo this week.
E. Brown wns in tho city
week looking after business.
)U Sale A Kansas prairie
iking plow. Call at Short's
bksmith shop.
i
leorgo Joerndt is back from
ttlo where ho has been on a
to his children.
ec tne tnianu iiinpiro ueni-
2o. if you have anything for
I or exchange.
fine and complete line of
bIi garden and flower seeds at
l's Grocery.
ink Dibble nnd family aro
from Silver creek accom-
ftcd by Mrs. Parker.
we iTcnen Hotel serves n
h Sunday dinner and special
pinion is given 10 iiiiiiny
ice.
liss bind unwilieiu lias ro-
itly completed a term of school
lr the lakes and is now at her
lie in this city.
tY ON A NETTLETON
)E AT THE! BUSY CORNER
)RE.
JL. Poujade and family came
from their farm home in
tr auto Monday to attend the
ital and reading of Mr. Thomp-
fant to buy 500 to 1000 acres
food sagebrush land, in Har-
Valley. State location nnd
Address, Box 256. Burns
iron.
e faster services at tne
ibyterian church last Sunday
ing were very pleasing,
church was qviite nicely
rated with potted plants,
and cut flowers. Mr. A.
JVhitney delivered a fine scr-
fand the choir furnished ex-
nt and appropriate music.
sic -Mrs. Harry W. McHose
dy to receive pupils for in-
tion in voice and piano. Mrs.
ose studied at the Cincinnati
iervatory of Music, Cincin-
, Ohio, and comes with crc
als from that school and is
able and experienced teacher
also instruct classes in sight
ling if desired. Room over
Times-Herald office.
pM. Hoffeditz was in the city
sday to assist P. M. Oswalt
taking final proof. Mr. Hoff-
states that the lumber or-
has gone to tho mill for the
l school house at Valley View.
building will be 24x3G. He
: reports the organization of
tnday school at the school
e in his district last Sunday
Arthur Whitney as Superin-
mt and Mrs. Geo. Cobb
Btant
You Never Can Know
tho convonienco of n chocking account until
you luivo tried it. Open an account with,
us, nettle your buuinesa traiiBiictionH by
chock, thus placing your financial nffairn
. on a thorough business basis.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
Capital and Surplus S75.000.00
United States Depositary
AggQTOte Eawted
a
John Oard is -up from Lawen.
The Home Hotel is tho comfor
table place to board.
W. T. VanderVeer is over, from
his Pine Creek homo.
Jap McKinnon is confined to
his homo on Poison creek with an
attack of spotted fever.'
Ice cream nnd ico cream sodas
served with nir flavors and crush
ed fruits at Reed's Grocery.
J. P. Norman is a recent nr
rival from Hoiuiam, Wash. Ho
is looking over the country nnd
may locate hero.
Raw Furs Highest price fori
all kinds of raw furs. Write me.
Frank B. Glenn,
Vale, Oregon.
Mrs G. W. Clovengcr left Tues
day morning for Pine Valley,
Baker County, to visit with rela
tives for a time.
Mrs. Lelah Williams-Millar
still has n fine assortment of nil
kinds of millinery goods nt her
place of business.
At tho Presbyterian church
next Thursday evening will bo
celebrated tho 300th anniversary
of King James revision of the
Bible in n union service to which
all nre invited. Special music.
Tho Dcnstedt neighborhood cel
ebrated Easter Sunday with n
basket dinner nt their school
heuse: this was followed by Sun-
lit. aliit ntirl nrnnnliinn. liv T?fv
Tlollowman. Tho big crowd pre-1
sent enjoyed the good eating,
sociability nnd fine sermon.
Mrs. Anna Sprague, recently
from Chicago, nn experienced
milliner, has n very complete line
of the latest millinery on display
in the Haines building adjoining
the store on south Main St She
will be pleased to meet the ladies
of Burns and vicinity and havo
them inspect her line.
C. A. McMalmn wns in the city
yesterday.
Linen dusters for lndios nnd
gentlemen nt Schenk Bros.
You always get vnluo received
when trading nt Hngey & Rich
nrdson's. For RentA five room cot
tage on the Hill. Inquire nt this
office.
A. E. Murphy is in' the city
from his Iron Mountain land
holdings.
Everything for every body at
tho Lunaburg, Dal ton & Co,
Department Store.
Wo nave received our now
Spring samples for suits. Come
nnd see them Schenk Bros.
Work horses for sale weighing
from 1200 to 1500 lbs. four to six
years old. -I. M. Davis, Drewsey
Oregon.
J E. Graves, who spent tho
winter over in Lake county, is in
the city. Ho will remain in this
county this summer.
Miss K. Ncugcbauer is located
in tho Jorgcnscn building south
Main St nnd is prepared to do
nil kinds of dress making.
A SPLENDID LINE OF
MEN'S HATS AT THE BUSY
CORNER STORE.
Church services will be held in
tho Presbyterian church to-morrow
morning Mr. Whitney ocj
cupying tho pulpit There will
not be service at the Baptist
church, Rev. Hollomnn preaching
at Hnrncy.
Wm. Newton and wife of
Berryville, Ark., arrived here
recently nnd will make their
homo in this county, Mr. New
ton waslhcro a fow years ago
and tnught school. They nre nt
the home of Dr. W. C. Brown,
Mr. Newton being n cousin of
Mrs. Brown.
T
to You Want to Save from $5.00 to
$10.00 on a Suit of Clothes?
7e have just received a shipment of the famous
Clothing manufactured by
SCHLOSS BROS & CO.
f Baltimore, Maryland. This clothing is made in a
lodern, up-to-date building, where good light, clean-
uness and the best sanitary conditions obtain. The
warer of a SCHLOSS BROS, suit is distinguished
his well-groomed appearance. To get a suit of this brand means that you
Hll have the best fabric, the best fit, the best style and the best tailoring
tat years of experience, backed by ample means and facilities have been able
tput into a suit of clothes.
RE YOUR SOCKS INSURED? SIX PAIRS
HOLE-PROOF HOSIERY ARE QUARANTEED TO WEAR SIX MONTHS
te are the Burns agents and have just received a new consignment. Prices
re exactly the same as you must pay in any city In the country.
HE BUSY CORNER STORE
r. Schwartz L Schwartz
PROPRIETOR
PROPRIETOR.
Alteration f reo nt Schenk Bros.
Dick Gibson wns over from his
Wnrm Springs homo yesterday.
Cleaning and pressing for
Indies nnd gontlemen nt Schenk
Bros.
Post Master Loggan made n
trip to tho vicinity of Hartley
Tuesday.
Geo Howo was in tho city the
first of this week from his homo
near Van.
Pacific Stock nnd Poultry food
nt tho Lunnburg, Dallon & Co.
Department Store.
G. W. Clovongor is advertising
to sell his fine lino of chinawarc
glassware, etc. nt cost
See THE INLAND EMPIRE
REALTY COMPANY, thoy want
20 GOOD RELINQUISHMENTS
QUICK.
Somo very good beef sales nro
reported from railroad points.
Ono lot of good steers sold tho
other day nt Ontario for 0J cents.
R. C. Hall of Minneapolis is
hero looking for investments in
land. Ho desires n largo amount
of land if he can get it nt right
prices.
Blue prints of any township in
Burns Land District showing
nnmo of entryman, (Into and kind
of entry, topography, etc., $1.00
each. Piatt T. Rnndall, Burns,
Ore.
Tom Allen camo home Thurs
day from Portland where he left
Mrs. Allen in the care of spocial
ists. Her health is improved
nnd she may return home in a
short time.
Grain Per Hundred mis.:
Rolled barley - - - - $3.25
Seed 3.25
Bran .------ 2.75
Screenings 2.00
N. Brown & Sons.
Sidney Comegys arrived from
Portland Thursday with a hand
somo new Cndilnc auto, tic states
that Sheriff Richardson and C. F.
McKinney havo each bought n
new Buick find will bo homo in n
fow days.
Jerry Morritt was in town this
week.
Alfred Bonjnmino clothing nt
Schenk Bros.
Hngey &, Richardson aro head
(liinrlcrs for tho very best grocer
ies
For Rent Tho Jorgcnscn
store building on Main Street.
Inquire at Win. Miller's olllco In
the Masonic building.
Grain Per Hundred i.iih:.
Rolled bnrloy
Seed - - -
Bran - - -
Screenings -
$3.25
3.25
2.75
2.75
N. Brown & Sons.
Horses For Sale Twelve
head of nmrcR weighing from
1250 to 1300 lbs. Ago 3 to 0 years.
All broken but three young ones.
Ono full blood black Pcrchcron
stallion ago 4 years, weight 1800
lbs.
G. A. McGee, Burns, Ore.
ROLLED BARLEY AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Notice is horcby given that un-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IIHITKII STATU l.aNI Owe. I
lliirni, Oroii, March 2, 10ft I
Notice I) lierehr jilvcii Mint John N II Kleh
mr, of llnrnrr, Otoimi, who, on liar n, iikm,
IrtariehCmtalrail vnlrr Nn mil, Kurlal No. OVOOI,
lor W!(WU, Hol'lloll W. Tolilhli H,IUnic
H.I i:ll, nlllniimtta Murlrtmi, Iim DM nntlia
o( thli'iillmi In innkii Pinal Clvo-Year
I'rnal, lnuuhl alulalm tilths laml alor iloa
rrlleif, Iwturr Ilia llmlncr n it ItdHvci, nt
(limit, Dickon, ml Ilia ifflr'l day ol Mar. It'll
lllahnant imiiicK at wIimimi-i
J tt. Iiiii'lianaii. I II lmc, V . llalt-a and
I.. M. 1 1 n in I Mi.1l nil of Hartley, Orison.
i IVu I'Aiifir, llculitor.
NOTU'IC KOll I'UHLKJATION.
l'MTitiiHTTnl.mi(irtii t,
llntii. Orrjoii. March 17, lull
Notice li Imrclijr iilrrn Hint Atulivw J HkUm
"I llllxy. Orcitoti, who, on Arill, IW. imulr
lloiort Mud lent rjr. No. WW. r-rrlal Nn. (nW fix
H4HI'i-. NKlHI'.',. MI'NK'S, ML'CllilH 5l. Tltl-
lilp 'H 800th, HmiKv '.7 Kmil., VUlhuniUI Mir
lillmi, linn (lltil hiitlrn nf Inrnitlnii to niiki)
PtllHl l mil. In V.ImIiIIbIi tlnlm In fliH laml
ftlMivitiipni'rJItil. hoforH tli ltiifiktfif unit Itn.
rolTur nt IIiiiik, urrirmi, on tli VCIh ilajr of
Aliriii mil,
lllaloimu imimi a m itltucmii'ii
Irvlnir (I. Itavtniiiiil atnl ThIiIa Hkltiiik nf
llllrtlf. Ortinn. Kilwanl Urllnnild anil Wallar
Hklctu, all uf Itlley, OriRim.
' M. raar, Kculttar.
NOTIOIC FOR rUIMilCATION.
IBOI.AlHnTIIACT-rUUI.il; l.ANIIPALK,
UNITKII HTATKU 1-ANII OKriCK.I
Hum, orrxon, Match 0, lull. I
Kollivlihotoliy iitrclt, thai, an illfoJtcil hjr
tliudiiiitiiUiloiifriif ll.nUtuctal l.amt Olfico,
11 1.1 1.1 llm .....i,l.l . . . It . J ..
iiiiiioi iiioitovnii.i t. ,n inuacKilCoiiltrcaian
to
II.V.
Dragon, KorUI No 0H7I, wo will offer at pulilfc
iirovnl Jinm w, liajn, M Wal , f.i;i. uuriiuant
Ilia iicatloti nl Tliumai 1. Vlcicra, Harncv
aiaioiim iiiincii iiinncr, at 10 o'clock a. tn
on the 27lh ilar olAitll, mil, next, at Una of
fice, the following- ttacla of laml
NITIIUWI.nJ UWIUVI u.. .. nt nm n .
less property owners clean up1k-w.m.
the rubbish on their premises hyJl&&&$?M,'i!&r,
Mnv 1st. 1911. the City will nro- ir'.'?i.o.r0Wr,'"OI,,on''r''0M ''"'
' ... , , i ii I 'a""'. i"i .i..
fcpil Willi fliicli wnrk nttlincv. ' . kiuhk. iti,iiiv.
rn.noi.nf onlrl immnrlv rmmnw, I Kn.NK l)A Kr. lUclver.
J.V.IUV W UIIIU laWfWAV, VITMVMIt
y order of tho City Council.
Attest
Platt T. Randall, Recorder.
NOTICK FOR I'UHMCATION.
UNlfKIl STATKH l.ANU (IKKIUK, I
liurna, Urccon, March 1, 1911.1
Notice la hrrehr glrcn that John J, Helm, of
N'ftTIf'li! li'Oll IMIHI.IfiA'l'inN ' !l"liin.)ierun,wlio,iu March lv,ltm7,niile
.1UIIUIV I'Ull 1 UllliHA I IUiX. caerl Land Kntry .No. Ktl.Serlal No . OlMi,, l.,r
UNITKDMTATKH I.ANIIOKFII'K,
niiriii, iirFgou, ahi in, inn.
Nollrvli hereby kIvoii thai John nuffer, nf
linilo, tlrriiiin, whi, on Foiiti'mtur VI, 1VIU,
made iniiniatt ad enlrr No. 1M73, for WitNW (,
NK'iNWK.HWJJNKfi.HMIIon !, Towi'ihlpiol
rv. itMliK.1 . f.HR.i.I IIIMItlVlin FIVIIUlHU.ilK. illDU
hnllce of Intention in make final rive Year
I'rixif, tn citahllih claim In the land abnru
ilcM'tlbed. liefnreM. J. O'L'ntmer. II. H. Coin.
iiilMloimr at hla onice, at Uenlu, Oregon, on
lii k'lnuuay m in7, ivu
I'laltnalif naltiei aa wllnM.pa
Milton Chetaller, nl Andrewa, Oreunn, , MOTIHR
Ijila t.tnl O H.,tln,i 41 Tmuh.1,1.. mi U.....I.
ItaliKeilltaal, Wlllainct'te Meridian, h'ae ftleit
notice ol Ititnnlliin to irake Mini I'roof, to
""ui'iii riaini iu inn lanu aooro ileacribui
Ulore the Itenltler and Itecelver, at liurm, Or
i-ron.ou the Mli day nf May lull
Claimant iiaraea ai wltnruci,
William K, Uray. Alfred II. Curry, Ira II,
Clark and Hoy Kefluicf allot llarrlinan.OreKon,
Wm. Karbk, Ilfkliter
I
I loan, all of llenln, UrvKon
Wm,
I'lau, llegliler.
Notice lo Crcilllort.
Dr. C. C. GoldBberry, a young
dentist who hns praticed some in
Joseph. Wallowa county, was
here this week. Dr. Goldsbcrry
is looking for a location and is
making a tour of Eastern Ore
gon towns.
You will never again bo quite
as you aro today menially or
physically. Perhaps not ever
again will you bo able to get so
"young" a photograph that
looks like you as today. Visit
the Saycr Studio.
SEASONABLE GOODS ON
DISPLAY AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE.
If you want to make a trade,
sell your relinquishment or other
property tho Inland Empire Real
ty Co. will bo of great assistance
to you. Thoy havo sold others
and can sell vouro.
Particular people do their
trading at tho Hngey & Richard
son general merchandise store
where a fino lino of dry goods,
furnishings, shoes, etc. is always
found.
A. M. Byrd and family are
preparing to move to a farm up
tho river Tor tho summer where
Brass expects to maku a fortune
supplying the peoplo of Burns
with tomatoes and other garden
"sass" ns well ns eggs, butter,
etc. This is no reason for others
in such business to quit, howover,
Mrs. C. B. McConnell gave an
informal luncheon at her homo
in this city last Monday evening
following tho recital in honor of
Mr. Edward Abner Thompson.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Rcmbold.'Mrs. Rnndall, Mr.
and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Dodge, Miss Lochcr, Miss Love,
Mr. Hcssner, Mr. Fellows.
A meeting nt tho Dcnstedt
school housn Inst Wednesday
evening resulted in tho orgnnza
tion of Ryo Grass Grange with
Dan Varien as Master; Mrs. Ella
Hopkins, lecturer, and Mr. Stev
ens, Secretary. There woro 1G
names sjgncd to tho charter. C.
D, Howard acted as temporary
chairman and J. M. Hoffeditz as
temporary secretary. State Or
ganizer Gekeler was present
Mrs. N. A. Dibblo gave a very
cnjoynblo 500 party Tuesday
afternoon entertaining a largo
company of Indies. Nico re
freshments wers Borved follow
ing tho hands. Four first prizes
and two consolations woro pre
sented, Mrs. Davoy, Mrs. W. A.
Gowan, Mrs. A. W. Gownn nnd
Mrs. A. Horton hnd tho highest
scores respectiuny. Airs, i, &.
Geer and Mrs. Lelah Miller we.ro
awarded tho consolations.
Miss Louiso Dnvoy gavo n pro
gressive whist party Tuesday
oveningnt tho family homo in
this city, Miss Mno Barnlmrt,
who is horo on a visit, being tho
guest of honor. Miss Gorstel
was nwnrded tho prize for tho
highest score of tho Indies, Chas.
W. Ellis and L. E. Finch tying
for tho hi tr heat on tho cent o-
men'B sido, Mr. Finch securing
tho prize on tho cut. Refresh
ments were served. A pleasant
diversion was somo fine selections
on tho pinno by Miss Agnofc Lovo,
a vocal solo by Miss Louol Smith
nnd a bass solo by Mr. Finch,
In tlifi Mnttur uf llio Hatatii of 1'rank
Dickenson, IVroimeil.
Tlio timlnrnlgnvil hnvliiK U'ctululj-nj-polntcil
AiltulnUtrruor of thu abovo mi
tltlnl 1'1 In le by order nf llio County
Court of tho Htnte of Oregon, for llio
County of Mitrnoy, in ado un thu 41b tiny
of .March. IU11, nil fiurrons IiBvini; clalma
iiiltthut tbo eiild ctitiilo will nrufotit llio
eainti nropvrly vorlllcl lo tbo undoralgn.
od nt bla plan) of bimlnrtii In Hurnp, Or
ty."", within rlx intnitlm from date hero
uf, to-ttlt April !, 1UI1.
Jamkm M. D.u.ton,
Administrator.
FOR PUBLICATION.
J IHOLATKDTIlACT-PUnLICLANDBAI.K
UldTkllHTATCI IAMD OmCIt, I
llurtii. Orrcon, March S, 1910.
Notice la lierehr iilrm, that aa directed ly
IheCniniiilfiluiirr of Ibelleneral Land Olllce,
iiniitr ine I'roTiiiooi ol Hie act of Ciiiitrtn an
lliroqed JuufiJ, ltKH 131 mat., 817). uurauaut to
(the application of Edith Haiiiom, Mill City.
vrrson, ecriai nn. uiwj, we win oner at tiuoiic
ale lo the lililicit blditer, ai 10 o" clock a.m.,
oulheuthdayol April. 191 1, neilal I till office
mo joiiowiiiK iracia hi lauu
total anil I. Hee, II, and NK;jNK).',SfC. S3,
r vo H.. It. n E.. W. M.
Any and all periona pialmlnn adterrely the
abnve-deecrllMid Unoi ere advlied to fllo their
citiiotor oujecuonioii or oeiore Ilia lime de.
atunalud for aale.
Wm Filmy, HtcUtcr.
Kkk Invrv, Itecelrer.
BONNIE RiiGS RESTAURANT
MVtRS & TOMLINSON I'roprielors
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
NONE BUT WHITE HELP
Formerly run by George Foon
next door north of Star Salooon
JOHN ROBINSON
Slocl Inspector, Harney Coaaty.
lloii'o AddriN lliirna. Ore
C. E. LEMAY
I'ainlinjj, Taper Hanging, Sign Writing
Kstimntes given on all classes of
such work.
AGENT IlKNRY BOSCH WALL I'AI'EK
Headquarters at French Hotel
CONTEST NOTICE.
I'MitnHritiii I,kii Orrni
liurna, Ort-Kon, April I, 1V1I
To Albeit J. FrlcVvol liurna, iIickou, L'ontca
tee.
You are herthy liotllled that Lloyd II Cull,
who (tree liurna, Oregon, aa hla uoat -olDie ad
drill, did on Adrll 4tu, lVH.ule In Hill office
hla duly corroborated application to (unlet
nd tccure the cancellation of your llomeitead
Ktitry, terlal Mo OLUi made Aueutl 2), IM, for
tlioH'.'ol ttieHKI, ot aectlou ISaud tlie.NUof
llie.SF.'Hrclloii'A,Towoihlp:i8.,ltansehtt.
r.. iinauii.iie m.iiuiiu, mu aa K'Ounill lor
hll coutrlt he a-'leeea that Allien I. FrlcLe has
wholly abandoned aaid entry andliaa tailed lo
reilde upon. Iniprored or cultlratelhe aame
lor more man ti niantiia ueil inloriii tola
date,
You are, therefore, further nuillted that the
laid allcmtloni will ,e taken hj Ihliuinceaa
harlnr len eonleaaed by )ou, andvouruld
entry wlllbeancc!ed thereunder wllboni ynnr
lurlner rtlil In be heard there u, either Iwfore
thlo otllf enroll apal, If you fall to tile In
title nlfire within Iwenl) daya alter the
FOUHTII puMlcatlou of thu imtlce, bji ihimn
below, your antwer. under ualli, ticltlcally
uteotlneanU reipondluir to Iheie alienation!
nl cotiteit, or If you fall within that time lo file
Iu tlill office due proof that you have aerred a
copy ol your anaxcr on Iho aald conirttanl
cither In rlon or by reicliteted mall. II thli
lerTlrela made by ailellterr of a ropv ol our
anawerto the rontiatani in rcnon, proof of
ucuicrrlce uuitbe either the tld coulee
lal.t'l wrllten acknowlcdfineutol hll receipt
of the copy, showing lha dale of Ita receiptor
the amdarft of the pa-ion by whom the uell
cry waa made KUInit when and where the copy
waadellvcred;llmauebyre(literedinall, proof
of ttich aertlce mint ronalit of the arildaelt ol
theperion by whom tho ropy waa mailed, itat
Ing when and tha in.itoince lo which II waa
lualleil andthll atriilarlt mint lw acionipanl.
ed by the pottuieittr'a receipt for the letter.
You ahouldilateln your auawer Iho name of
the iiott offlte to which you deilre future
notice iu ho .cut to ou,
Wm. Famic. l!ei!ter.
Ilaioof flrtt publication April , mil.
' " lecnnd " ' 15, "
., i. (,tll .. .. K ..
" fourth " " 'JV, "
DISHES AT COST
In order to get more room for my
stock of furniture I have decided
to close out my entire line of
China, Earthenware,
Glassware,
Granifeware,
Positively at Cost
I havo ono of tho finest and most complete lines of this class
of ware in the city.
INDUCBRIBNTS FOR QUICK SALES
G. W. CLEVENGER,
THE FURNITURE MAN
SIDNEY WILKES 2:41
Sire Marvin Wilkes 2:121 who trotted three heats in ono after
noon in better than 2;09 and sold nnd shipped to Australia and is
now tho champion trotter and show horso of Australia. Marvin
Wilkes was the greatest raco colt of his day in California.
Dam, Kitty H. 2:24J a stako winner nnd unbeaten as a two and
three year old. Sho by Sidney 2;19J, grandsiro of Lou Dillon 1;584.
Sidney Wilkes wbb very fast as a two year old and trotted
one-eight mile barefooted nt a 2:40 gait.
Ho is a dark brown 15J hands high, weight 1200 lbs and a
model harness horso.
Will mnko tho season of 1911 at Fair Grounds, Burns, Oregon.
For terms address,
CLAUDE McGEE, Burns, Oregon
THE A VERAGEMAN
Could have more if he cultivated the
faculty of hanging on to his money.
IT'S the men above the average
whose success you hear of, and nine
times in ten success and the banking
habit start together and go hand in
hand.
THE mission of this bank is to provide
a store house for the energies of people
who want to riso above the average.
IT will be easier for iou to keep money
and get more after becoming a regular
depositor with
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
of Burns
Controlled and Owned by Home People.
RESOURCES OVER $400,000,00
iMHDfTMrH
'DRUGS'
THE WELCOME PHARMACY
I TYEARS experience in the Drug Busi-
ness. We have no dead stock Our
goods are clean and new. When you buy
your drugs from us you can rest assured that
they are pure, fresh and will have the effect g
which your doctor desires. You can also Sj
unu new anu up 10 ciate jianonery, r resn
Candies, Domestic and Imported Cigars, Rub
ber Goods, Fancy Soaps, Pipes, Etc.
S7V1 TIONIJRY
SAVE TIME
MONEY MUSCLE
The Working Capacity is Enormous of the
FARM
Pump Engine
Always on the hustle; a tireless worker, that needs
no boss. It tackles any task; cuts hours to
minutes; cuts cost to pennies; cuts out the wear
and tear on muscles; keeps men from becoming
machines; pays handsome daily in cash saved and
work performed. The engine will pump sufficient
water in less than half hour for the average
family's daily use at a cost of not more than three
fourths of a cent
Fits Any Standard Pump
Pumps 400 to 1,000 Gallons per Hour
Tell us about your requirements, we can meet
them; if interested in Larger Engines ask for
catalogue of
FULLER & JOHNSON'S 1
Double Efficiency Engines.
W. T. SMITH
Agent for Harney County
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GOOD DRUGS, STATIONERY, CIGARS, BOOKS,
CONFECTIONERY, and TOILET ARTICLES
REED RROS. DRUG STORE
The store maintained and operated for your con
venience and satisfaction. One that you can
rely on at all times.
Tlie City IDrug Store
REED BRO i.t Proprietors
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Sllvur Fillings : : : .50 Gold Crowns, 22k : 3.50
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