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uss-JIerald.
F.I.AnQKBT CMCULATION OT
tWSFAPKll IN THIS COUNTY.
lATORDAY APHILSt. 1911
: Local News.
Leila Egli 1ms been ill
k.
,t Schcnk Bros, ntul sec
Pnn&inn lints.
-Monday, April 21, to
Mrs. Grovor Jameson, a
r.
Bale A Kansas prairio
IK plow. Call at Short's
itli shop.
;he Inland Empire Renl-
if you have anything for
xchange.
e ai.u complete line 01
nrden and flower seeds at
Grocery.
Harry W. McIIose has
ving a siege of grip but
ved at this time.
1PLETE NEW LINE OF
AND BOYS HATS AT
USY CORNER STORE.
x Nevillo of Newborn is
nd owner in this section,
arrived and filed this
French Hotel servos a
'ndny dinner and special
m is Riven to iainny
to nnd family were among
om a distance to attend
0. F. celebration Wed-
Williams-Millar will re
new consignment of mid
: millinery on Friday of
;ek.
EKilby has been over from
l near Van this week hav-
ne dental worK uonc ami
f after other business.
; coming in from Prairie
autos report the road yet
aer a rough and muddy
on. The stage is making
od time, however.
, to buy 500 to 1000 acres
sagebrush land, in Har-
alley. State location and
Address, Box 2fG, Burns
McKinnoy and Sheriff
3son arrived home Tues-
Ivening with their new
ars. They are 1911 model
jry attractive autos.
300th anniversary of the
ames version of the Bible
Bebrated at the Prcsbyter-
IreHThtirdav evening. An
king program had been ar-
i and those present enjoyed
Ine papers and talks, ne-.
omc nice music.
tar Mrs. Marry w.flicnose
ly to receive pupils for in-
on in voice and piano. Mrs.
3 studied at the Cincinnatti
fvatory of Music, Cincin-
)hio, and comes with cre-
Rs iroin mat scnooi ami is
hlo and experienced teacher
so instruct classes in sight
if desired. Room over
fmes-IIerald office.
BANK
your fmulB and tmusaclyoui'buBincflB affairs
in a business Hko inannor by issuing chocks
in Hct.tluincntof business tnuisuoUoiiB. Your
cancolled checks aro undisputablo ovidoneo
of an account thuB Bottled a perfect recoipt.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
Capital and Surplus 875,000.00
United States Depositary
Accounts Invited
The Home Hotel is the comfor
table place to board.
Those having garden spots aro
taking advantage of the fine
weather.
BouN- To Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Gibson, Wednesday. April 19, a
daughter.
Ice cream and ice cream sodas
served with all flavors and crush
ed fruits at Read's Grocery.
THE SWELLEST NECKWEAR
EVER SEEN IN BURNS AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
Ben Cozad was over from Sil
vies Sunday, having come in with
his friend, Mr. Timms of John
Day, in the hitter's auto.
Mis. Wm. Fay is in from the
homestead under the care of
physicians. The lady has a very
painful affection of the knee.
W. C. Kelsay came in Tuesday
from Prairie City with his new
Peerless car which he intends
putting on the run between here
and railroad points. It is a very
handsome car, 58-horso power
and will accommodate seven
passengers.
R. Luper of the State Engi
ncer's'oflice lias been making a
preliminary investigation of the
field here to ascertain conditions
and the proper time required to
properly survey and adjust the
water ritrhts along Silvics River.
He left this morning for Salem
where he will report his findings.
Chas. Comegys came over from
his Wagontire Mountain home
the first of this week and was
accompanied home by his family
who have been occupying their
residence in this city during the
school year. Mr. Comegys in
forms us ho has sold all his cattle
to J. C. Dodson and will now go
to farming.
J. F. AJahon was in tho city
during this week.
Linen dusters for ladies nnd
gentlemen at Schcnk Bros.
A. Egli and wife came over
from their home near Wagontire
Wednesday.
You always got value received
when trading at Hagey &. Rich
ardson's. Foil Rknt A five Voon cot
tage on the Hill. Inquire at this
office.
Clarence Cary nnd wife were
over from his Crane creek home
Wednesday.
Everything for every body at
the Lunaburg, Dalton &. Co.
Department Store.
E. B. Hill is back from an ex
tended trip to Portland, Union
and other outside points.
We have received our new
Spring samples for suits. Come
nnd see them -Schcnk Bros.
W 0. Billings nnd B. II Groves
were up from their homes in tho
southern pnrt of tho county this
week.
Work horses for sale weighing
from 1200 to 1500 lbs. four to six
years old.- -I. M. Davis, Drewsey
Oregon.
J. W. Buchannn nnd Supt.
Hamilton were hero Wednesday
to attend the Odd Fellow cele
bration. Mr. Buchanan informs
us his neighborhood is to have n
now post office to bo established
atlBuchnnnn station.
A message has been received
from tho Bend Commercial Club
that a delegation from that place
would be in Burns on May 7. A
regular meeting of tho Commer
cial club next Tuesday evening at
which time arrangements will be
made to properly receive the
Bend people.
LEADERS
-IN-
online
AND
UTS MUM GOODS
We have an unusually strong line of
lothing,
Golf Shirts,
Negligee Shirts,
Collars, Cuffs,
nderwear,
Neckties, Socks
Sole Agents for the Famous
HOLE-PROOF HOSIERY
h Six Pairs Guaranteed to Wear Six Months Without a Hole.
E BUSY CORNER STORE
ISchwartz ----- L Schwartz
PROPRIETOR
PROPRIETOR.
JtS.WtZ'L, IJI.,1
''' '.w-mmimnM V ii mill lll'iailllMilil
Dell Fnrroll was in from hia
homestead this week.
Clcnning nnd pressing for
ladles nnd gentlemen nt Schonk
Bros.
Pacific Stock and Poultry food
nt tho Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
Department Store.
Paul Finko was down from his
mountain homo Wednesday to
tnko part In tho Odd Fellow
celebration.
Sco THE INLAND EMPIRE
REALTY COMPANY, thoy want
20 GOOD RELINQUISHMENTS
QUICK.
Roy Golden and family Vcro
in from thoO. 0. ranch yesterday
attending to some land matters
and visiting relatives and friends.
James Smith lost a very valua
ble young colt last night. It was
Bircd by Twelfth Night and Mr.
Smith said ho would not have
taken $1000 for it.
S. F. Hutton and wife in com
pany with their houb Link and
HMim ,fi-i rttfiH fvm wnirftnlirr
JL IIUO. HfiV uy ii .w..v..
this week. Tho party made tho
trip in tho boys' auto.
Blue prints of any township in
Hums Land District, showing
name of entryman, date and kind
of entry, topography, etc., $1.00
each. Piatt T. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
Particular people do their
trading at tho Hagey & Richard
son general merchandise store
where a fine lino of dry goods,
furnishings, shoes, etc. is nlways
found.
W. W. Jordan look his depart
ure Thursday for Centralia,
Wash., where he expects to ex
gage in carpenter work. Mr.
Jordan recently sold his land
holdings in Sunset.
The senior class of the high
school wns entertained at the J.
0. Cawlfleld homo last evening.
Various games were played and a
general good time is reported.
Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. A. J. Watts came over
from Raker last week to visit
with relatives and friends for an
indefinite time. Mrs. Watts was
formerly Mrs. Goodmnn and re
sided here for many years.
Supt Gilcrcst of the P. L. S.
Co. went out to Vale Monday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. I.
II. Holland and Miss Ella Crowley
who will visit with friends for a
time. Thoy went out in an auto.
You will novcr again be quite
as you are Unlay mentally or
nhvsicallv. Perhaps not over
again will you bo able to get ho
"young" a photograph that
looks like you -as today. Visit
the Saycr Studio.
Mrs. Gerald Grillln left Thurs
day by private conveyance for
Spokane, Wash., where she will
visit her sisters for an indefinite
time. She was accompanied by
her son Leslie who will attend
school there next winter.
E. T. Hnley was up from his
homo near the lako Wednesday
nftcr seed grain. Mr. Haley
states Iiq and his brother had
good luck with their stock during
the winter just closed, not losing
any and turned them on the
range in good shape.
W. G. Howell arrived from
Portland last night coming in by
way of Bend. J. C. Bracher and
Grant Thomas, two of Mr. How
ell's friends accompanied him in.
The party left Bend yesterday
morning and followed tho new
road a portion of the distance.
Mr. Howell states that with a
little more work in places this
will bo a fino auto and freight
road and tho most direct route to
Portland. Tho now road makes
tho distance to Bend less than
140 miles.
Post Master Loggan has receiv
ed instructions from tho Post
Ofllco Department to count every
picco of mail received or sent out
through this ofllco during tho
month of May. This includes
every class of mail and means' a
great amount of work besides
somo delay in us (iisinuution.
Mr. Loggan states It is tho first
nnhir nf fliin nntnrn ho hfis over
runnivixl niwl ilnPHn't know what
tho object of it is. No doubt it
is for tho purpose of contemplat
ed changes in postal Bcrvice.
Tho Misses Ninn Baker and
Ninn Wiseman entertained tho
froHhmmi elnssof tho birch school
at tho homo of the former last
Saturday evening. Tho chlof
feature was a proposal gnmo, tho
young men proposing to ns many
young ladies as possiblo during a
certain period while it was tho
task of tho young ladies to pre
vent tho proposal. Allen Borden
proved to bo tho best wooer aa
ho aucceqded in proposing to ten
girls and had ho been givon nn-
rttlwip minntn lm wnnlfl nnvn nro-
noscd to tho only remaining one.
Ilo wns given a prize Next
wns tho wedding which ia tho
samo as "Stago Coach." Tho
young men voted on tho prettiest
girl and Miss Helono Daltqn won
tho contest. There was vocal
and instrumental music, Re
freshments wero served,
Alfred Bciijnmino clothing at
Schonk Bros.
Henry Kcisonbeck was up from
Lawen Tuesday.
A. J. Sklons mnde proof on
somo land Wednesday.
D. N. Cattorson and son Ralph
wero in tho city tho first of this
week.
Leo. Tliornburg and wife were
down from their mountain homo
this week. .
J. T. Garrett and family wero
down from Emigrant creek Wed-"
ncsday to attend the L 0. 0.' l'
celebration.
Foit Rknt - Tho Jorgensen
Hloro huildinir on Main Street.
Inqulro nt Wm. Miller's ofllco in
tlio Masonic building.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Marsden went,
over to Harney Sundny in tho
auto. The Doctor had tho ex
perience of fixing a "blow out"
on their return.
C. A. Schaper and wife and
son were in from their homo this
wimlr mi trmil llllKltinRM Illlll to
... ... Niillinla
visit their (laughters Misses ftiin-i i(ni. mmon. wi.o, u Hipim'ii-or , iuio,
nio and uertiia. .HK(,N'i,muNi",.nciiin , iottriiiiiw
......... H llmiKu al Ktuil.willainolln Hrrl.lUn.liiia llloit
PI OTHINf! MADE TO YOUKl"U" ' liilunlloii to mk I'liwl I'UoYinr
MFASIIREBYM BORN & CO.. I ilwrrlt.nl. Iofi.ro M J. O'Connor, IJ H Cum
OF UlilOAUO. SATISI'AUTIUJN wminay.iiT.iii
GUARANTEED. TIll-J HUB
CORNER STORE, AGENTS.
James II. Curran and Herman (
ORDER YOUR SPRING SUIT
AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE
I. C. Raymond was In tho city
Wednesday assisting a neighbor
in tanking proof on somo land.
"Bonnlo Regs" Tomlinson hns
purchased tho John Myers inter
est in tho rcstnurnnt business
and will continue in hin,own
name.
John J. McNamarn, secretar'y
for tho International Association
of Bridge and Ironworkers,
James W. McNnmnra, u brother
and member of tho union and
0. E. McManigil wero arrested
this week charged with compli
city in the Los Angles dynamit
ing outrage which occurred last
October, in which several lives
wero sacrificed. Detective Burns
who worked with F. J. Honey in
tho Oregon land fraud and the
San Francisco graft cases made
tho arrests and claims to have a
full confession from one man.
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NOTIU15 FOR I'UHLIOATION.
UNITKIIHTAIKSI.ANIIOPPICK,!
iinrnn, urfKun, April iv, nil.)
irrrbx rIvcii Hint John HurTrr, of
Hill
Ulllon Cliflintli'r. nt Amlrowii. Ort'vmi.
I'll. lie. Jl Plflila. lljrron T. Hi'nl, Mctvln l
Iiomi, nil nl Doiiln, Orvitim.
U'u. Pjuihk, UrKlttrr.
llNiTrii S-Mti laxn orriCK,
Iinrnn, OttKori, Marrli 3", Kill I
Nutko ! hcri'br KlU'll that Join) N. II Klrh
lier.nf limner. Orrgon, who, ou Muy !K. l!Kl,
nuilrliomnleml entry No Sf.17, hi'rlal No. WOO I,
tor vt!itt. Hrctliill Mi. Towlilili VI H, llaii
a K.l. VUlUinctla MrrliUn. Iim llli'il iintU
of Inlriitloii lo iimln Pliml Plve Ymr
I'iikiI, Iti mtiiMlftti cUlin luthv UimI aliovmleii
rrllc.l, Iwfuru Ilia llcxlutrr u'u! lltMi-ltot, hi
lliirm, Orrxon, on Ilia airil ilay ol Ma lull
CUIinant naini'H ni wltnr.icNi,
J W llnrliantn, I.. II l.owr, Win. (lain anil
l l. 1 1 n in llloli all nl llarncr, OriKiiu.
IV m KAiiiir, Itridiliir
NOT101C V0i I'UIILICATION.
Kte -li.ft"t W.V . NOTICE KOU PUBLICATION.
in mm Dvv.nuiii.iii, ,vfvi. ,.,w .....
en ui Innd. These gentlemen
see u good future for Burns and
tho Harney country nnd expect
to mnko further investments in
the near future.
J. C. Welcome Jr. and family
havo moved out lo tho fnrm
where the family will resido for
tho summer. Mr. Welcome
doesn't do much farming himself
as ho comes in to"look after tho
store each day but ho likes to
poso as boss on the farm.
Misses Elonor Heyer and Bess
Stevens, two young Indies from
Wisconsin, arrived here this
week having come in from The
Dalles in company with Sheriir
Richardson and C. F. McKinney
who were returning from Port
land with their new autos. Both
are looking for homesteads and
are favorably impressed with
I Iarney Valley. There were four
young ladies in the party when
they left Wisconsin, two of whom
aro in other parts of the state
looking for surtable locations.
BONNIE RF.GS RESTAURANT
"BONNIE RCOS" rOMLINSON Proprietor
OPEN DAY AND NIQUT
NONE HUT WHITE HELP
Formerly run by George Foon
next door north of Star Salooon
UNITP.il HI AIM I AMI OPriCK, I
llnrria, Oirfuii, March !S. lull. I
Nullrrli lirrrlijr itlvcn that John J. Ili-tni, nl
llitnliniin.Oli'Koii, wliii.nn Man h 10, l'i7 mailo
Umi'lt I.ainl Knlf) No wiV,Hi-Ml No. OI.Ti.. Inr
Loll Ullil -', HfCIInu DO. Towtilhlli jl, huillli.
llaliKV i Kaal, HUmvliu Mirlillan, li Med
nottrii ol iiiivntlnii In ftWo Pinal 1'rnol. lo
i.fttaM'.li ilnlm to lit lanil above ilOkurtUil
Uclniii Hit' Itml.lrr ami Itrrclvi-r, al lliirim. Or
t'giin.im Ilia Mil ilay nl Xlay 1911
I lalntaiit limnr mm whnrM
ttllllain f, limy, llril II. Curry Ira II
(lark anil Hoy KellngKall ol llirrlman Orcton
Wm Pakhi. Ilrrlalvf.
CONTEST NOTICE.
To AIIipiI i
lea;
UwlTaiibriTaa I txnOiiltr.
lliiru.. nrt'iioii, Anrll t, toll
Pr:cle ol llurim, OntC"". Coiilra
You am Iiit.Ii) ii'itlflcl Dial l.lojil II Cult,
hu ulvri Ilurnt. (iri-irolt lilt pff.t nrllci aif.
Inn. iIMuii Ailrll nh, lull, tlla lu llilinirini
JOHN ROBINSON
Stock Inspector, Harney Cunnty.
IIdiiiu Aililini-n llurim, On'
C. E. LEMAY
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sinn Writing
Estimates given on nil classes of
shell work-.
AGENT HliNRV HOSCII WALL PAPER
Headquarters at French Hotel
lilt iltily rortolioratv.1 illcailoii In foiili.l
nil rorurp llli lanriMiaiiuuui your nonir.iraii
l.nlr,ii'rUI No. uaAimaile AiieuitU. lmi', fur
lliol-'.nl ilitl'lol t( lion 15 mill tin ,Nj o(
tlioNT. -(. IUiil,ToMn,lili3l8..HiiBfc.M,
K MIUuicIUi MriMUn, anil an Kroiuol. mr
III. roiilnl lio alli'K'a that All.cill. Prlrkvliu
wholly akautloucil alilt'iitry amUta lallnl to
rmlila ii(oii( ImnroviMl ur tulllvaliillii' iimr
lor mors limn alx moiitlia null nrlor lo llila
iUlt.
I ou an', llirrcforti, (iinlirr mi'lrlol Hint tho
ahi iicuoin win oc mien hj ini oniro
tityliiK l"rii riuiftiwd liy you, an.l lourmlil
cutry mIIIIki ram elnl tliurtiimler u lllmiit your
Imllifir rliiht to Ih' ttranl llieto n. rltlmr twfiiro
tlilnudl'voron apH-al. II )oil (all In lllu in
tlila .,11 no ullliln tuiit) iU). Hliur tin
HlUH'l II iUlillratloti ol tins nollro. .Iiuhii
bvluw, ynur aiiincr. timlrr ilh. inwlllialiy
litrctlnK anil rrriilljni: to lliino alltitatloiia
ulcouliti.or II you fall wlihlii that time to lllo
III thll iittlroilllu proof tl"t oil ItaVO nornl a
copy of sour annntr nil IIiq ,nlit rnntiatant
rltlirr In rn or Ur ti-i!lH'ul mall. If Dili
icrvlrr Umailuliy ailrllwrv of ami ol )our
ntwvrtn tho louli'tiant In iprwui, proof nf
f uoh sr lee tiiutllit' I'lilivr Ilia haIi! t'outi.
lai.t'a xrltU'ti ackimvtlvilaiuviil ol hli rurolit
nl tho ropy, liowltiK the ilntool Hi iKrlj.t.ur
tlii aindavlt of the inon hy ulioiii Urn ifoflv
ry waa iiianoitatluKwhriiatnl whole the oui)
HaRiteltvereil.lf mauehyi till, lirrl luall, priHit
uf iiirli ivntre niiint romlilof the nrllilavlt of
tint pruni! hyVhom tho roity r niiilltit, Mint
liii; when ami th ...olllri, In thlrli It
limllcil ami Hill atlulavlt muni lw aciMiuiaul.
nl hy the oiiniailM'i rrrctpt for tin' kllcr.
YoitihouliUlalaln your ai.tnrr the uaiuo of
thn io,t (ifllre In xrhli'li )ou ilmlio future
notlrea In ho mint to you.
Wu. PAiiitK, llviilalvr.
Imlool flrtt J iltillt atlon April rJll.
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DISHES AT COST
In order to get more room for my
stock of furniture I have decided
to close out my entire line of
Ghana, Earthenware,
Glassware?
Graniteware,
Positively at Cost
I have ono of tho finest and most complete lines of this class
of waro in the city.
INDUCIiMliNTS FOR QUICK SALES
G. W. CLEVENGER,
THE FURNITURE WIAN
Every Wonian
lias sonic little plan for recording her
household expenditures.
A bank book will fit into every
such plan, and simplify the records
saving time and the trouble of
preserving receipts.
Open a checking account with the
HARNEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
of Burns
Owned and Con trailed bjj Home People.
RESOURCES OVER $400,000.00
tKVtHI
-DRUGS'
DISINFECTANT
i
3
5
CLEAN UP TIME is here. Wo have a good stock
of diiilnfcctanlH for water sinks, cesspools, etc.,
the proper use of which will safeuuard against
disease. Don't forget Ammonia when you clean house D
for romoviutr grease nd stains from wood work.
Azoa will kill your mice and rats, and "all of their tq
neighbors.
co
Tlie Welcome Pharmacy.
STA TIONER Y '-.
SAVE TIME
MONEY
-AND
y
Thi: WorkingCapacityisEnormousofthe
FARM
Alway - n ihe hustle, a tireless worker, thai needs
no bos.-.. U tackles any task; cuts hours to
minuter, cuts cost to pennies; 6uts 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
familj'.s daily use at a cost of not more than three
fourths of a cent.
Fits Any Standard Pump
Pumps 400 lo 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
Double Efficiency Engines.
HTfl
Agent for Harney County
maasesi
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PHARMACY
SIDNEY WILKES 2:41
Sire Marvin Wilkes 2:12J who trotted threo heats in ono after
noon in bettor than 2:00 and sold nnd shipped to Australia and is
now tho champion trotter and show horso of Australia. Marvin
Wilkes was tho greatest race colt of his day in California.
Dam, Kittv H. 2:2li a slako winner and unbeaten ns a two and
threo year old." She by Sidney 2;1I)J, grandsiro of Lou Dillon l;f8J.
Sl,1nv Wilkes was very fast as a two year old and trotted
one-eight mile barefooted at a 2:10 gait.
Ho is a dark brown lljj hands high, weight 1200 lbs and a
model harness horso.
Will make tho season of 1911 at Fnir Grounds, Burns, Oregon.
For terms address,
CLAUDE McGEE, Burns, Oregon
No two people are alike and no two prescriptions
aro alikeThat's why every prescription has to bo
treated in a soii:ii) and distinct manlier. You
get this individual tivntmcnt. moreover, you get
the consideration and i irefulness that should al
ways bo exercised w hero medicines aro consumed
and wfitere health is at take.
Lot m fill ioui' pmcii.'ttion, mm will be served
exact lu rifihl in every i ay.
The City .Drug Store
REE!) BROS., Proprietors
4.VfcA tHHHvUfc,'''Hfc','&'''
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McmfmaM0'vm,mmfvmWffm.
SPEC! At- FIFTEEN DAYS
You hare heanl of u and Anoip ' nimtiitlon far liiph-clasii, honest
irork. Come in mnl tide ailvant me r thvv i.eeithiuillu hie priett.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MOXEY FOli FIFTEEN DAYS
Sot of Teeth, luwl Hud Uubbcr. ?i.)0 Itridgo Work : : $.1.50
Silver FillingH : : : .50 Uolil Crowns, 22k : 3.50
TWELVE YI3AIW I'KUl'Kn'lON fiUAKANTEED
I'alnlcss 7Cr Honest Work COKC KgNATlON and
lixlractioiis3C "oncst Trices l VL'L' ADYICt
MODERN DENTISTS ZZSlvv " ovcr
BAKER, Oregon
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