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1K8T CIRCULATION Or
PAPKIt IN T1IIH COUNTY.
Irday JINK 17,10)1
cnl News.
ready tor job printing.
Bchcuk liros. and ace
unnmn lints.
ro Mr. ami Mrs. a. a.
lutrsdny Juno 15, a
I and complclo lino of
an and flower seeds at
acery.
A. Collier the Silver
ler and bronco buster
city Tuesday.
apply of groceries in-
ird, bacon luuus etc.
l& Richardson's.
' L. Mnrsdcn has been
vk list this week suffer-
Momach trouble.
lid see the late arrivals
ivuous, Hiiofs, lies, mrii-
ieic. ai ungcy w nitn-
ng left yesterday niorn-
us home in Hcnton coun-
i a short visit with rela
rench Hotel serves a
Jay dinner and special
is Riven to family
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
at the close of business June 7th, 1!)11
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $253, IGU.SO
U. S. Bonds 50,000.00
Honds nnd Securities 58,101.211
Premium on U. S. Honds 2,000.00
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 0,000.00
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.00
CASH 1)8,759.25
?109,tKM.28
LIABILITIES
Capital '. . $25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 57, .152.71
Circulation 25,000.00
deposits :h!2,181.57
?-igo,o:m.28
Capital and Surplus $75,000.00
United States Depositary
Accounts Invited
Ienry Goodlow was
in ill i torn the rancn
and was taken to the
Irs. W. T Hill.
9lbritlon was in from
tfnnni. Smlilln Kilt tnTiiiv:.
has found the lost
crtised in there colums
Thompson received a
terday announcing that
uttee of Agricultural
Jegcnts to select a site
xperiment farm would
e this evening.
Holland left here the
e week for Malheur
where goes to receive
lefortheP. L. S. Co.
e accompanied on his
his daughter, Miss
ho has been attending
Portland.
; Thompson informs us
der has selected Miss
itzell of Salem as the
istant teacher in the
ol. The young lady had
fation in for a position in
1 at the time of the
f the board. She has
references and is highly
iided by prominent edu-
the slate.
Alteration freeatSchenk Bros.
Ross Goodlow was in town
Thurday.
C. V. Reed and wife were in
from Sunset this week.
The Home Hotel is the comfor
table place to board.
Z. H. Stroude was over from
Harney Wednesday.
Stock Inspector Robinson is in
the city for a short visit with his
family.
Mrs. K. Calkins has returned
from an extended visit to out
side points.
A man and wife with two
Linen dusters for ladies and
gentlemen at Schonk Bros.
The M. W. A. lodge is going
to give a ball in this city on July I.
New fresh groceries just re
ceived at Hngey& Richardson's.
Hohn Sunday, June 11, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hoberlon, a
daughter.
A Thomas Rnyeraft was in
from Valley View Thursday. . He
has recently purchased necessary
machinery and will go to farm
ing proper.
THE BEST DRESSED MEN
IN TOWN ARE WEARING
SCH LOSS" BALTIMORE
1 . .. . ..UWHHVLJ
iiuHKiuera uraire wore un rancn CLOTHING. FOR SALE AT
Inquire at this oflice. TnE nusY CORNEIl STOKK.
210 acres closo o Burns with
fine open range adjoining, $15
an acre. Address II. L. care
this oflke.
O. J. Darst and and C. H.
Leonard went over to Canyon
City yesterday afternoon to at
tend to some legal matters in the
circuit court.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson, wife of
the harness horse man who has
a string of promising youngsters
nt the fair grounds, arrived here
Wednesday to join her husband
for the summer.
Win. Berg arrived here Satur
day on his return from Tacoma
where he was married to Miss
You will never again be quite Farrell, a sister to Dell Farrell.
as you are today mentally or They went out Sunday morning
physically. Perhaps not ever to the homestead,
again will you be able to get so Wm StjrnnR ioft yesterday
'young" a photograph - that for Prairio CUy n ono of Mr
looks like you-os today. Visitf HanieV'Uutos wliero lo will moot
his wife and daughters who are
coming from Scotland to make
R. L. Paddock left
morning for Diamond
that point it Was arrang-
iVm. Hanley's foremen
rious ranches to take
way oi the l' Ranch
iy Andrews where he
in catch the stage and
is visit to Demo and
nts south. Bishop Pad-
go from that section
into Lake and Klamath
the Sayer Studio
Wm. Hanley was accompanied
in from Portland by Mr. Weitzer, their homo in this place
a gentleman who is much inter- a telegram of Tuesday anounc
estedin the possibilities of this' cs thodenth of Mra. Frank Mel-
schan on last Monday in Port
land. She had been' in poor
section. Mr. Weitzer is a sugar
beet man more or less interested
in the production of beets at
health for ulontr time and friends
uockyl-oru, Loiorauoanu believes i,ati been apprised of her serious
this country well adapted to that, condition several weeks ago.
product He was given some in- j Tne huy wns j,jKhy esteemed in
lormation along the possibilities
in that line and the analysis of
some specimen sent to the agri
cultural college last year which
he considers exceptionally good.
this section where she was well
known having resided for years
in Silvies Valley. She was a
cousin to KempHardisty of Trout
Creek.
Isn't it Warm?
nil be soon. Then you will need some nice light
r r irwr I
lerwear. netter aet it now. we nave just recew-
complete new line of
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
for men, women and children
FOR MEN i FOR WOMEN
UNION SUITS UNION SUITS
I (jualitu, per suit : $1.25 Good quality, per suit : 75c.
er " " " : 2.00 Better " " " : $1.50
TWO PIECE SUITS TWO PIECE SUITS
quality, per yarment : 75c. Good quality, per yarmen I : .7.7c.
er " " " : $1.00 Better " " " : 75c.
" " " ' : 1.50 Beat " " " : '$1.50
I nt ' " ' ,1-il I III ll.lllll'l -li-T'rf
Boys Fancy Balbriggan Underwear
50c. per garment
w goods for .every department coming
in every few days per freight teams
BUSY CORNER STORE
Schwartz . Schwartz
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PROPRIETOR
PROPRIETOR.
MILL. JjJ.W" '
Geo. James was down from
Hnrnoy Thursday.
Cleaning and pressing for
ladies and gentlemen at Schonk
Bros.
Thos. McCormick was greeting
old lime friends in this city this
week.
Wo have received our now
Spring samples for units. Come
and seo them Schonk Bros.
C. A. Bedell has purchased the
Windsor Bar from II. C. Pearson
and has taken charge of the
business.
Post Master Iiggan's salary lins
been raised $100 a year to take
effect July 1. Ho will then ro-
ccivo $1700.
J. R. Williams and D. R.
Thorn aro over from Silver creek.
The crops in that section nre fine
this season.
NEW SUMMER WEIGHT UN
DERWEAR FOR MEN, WO
MEN AND CHILDREN AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Dr. II. Denman is up from
Hnrrimau. Carpenters are com
pleting his handsome store build
ing and arc now placing in the
modern plate glass front.
Ford Tipton was in the city
the first of this week. He re
ports crops looking fine in his
section of the country and the
range exceptionally good.
Mrs. F, E. McGee left for
Portland yesterday afternoon
in response to a telegram that
her brother. Thos. Anderson,
was very ill at a hospital there.
J. L. Gault and wife spent
Sunday up at the Mace mountain
place where A. C. Welcome and
wife are rusticating. The Sal
mon Hies were so numerous that
Mr. Gault didn't get many fish.
Supt. Hamilton was in from
his farm last Saturday in his
Ford auto which he recently pur
chased from Commissioner Geo,
A. Smyth. The fai mors are the
fellows who can alford automo
biles this season.
The Harney Saw Mill, L. R.
Ihinvard proprietor, now has on
hand a large amount of rough
and dressed lumber and can fill
orders on short notice. A good
road to the mill. Hurry orders
may ho 'phoned in.
II. M. Ilorton and wife were
up from the desert land claim of
the later near Narrows during
the week. They have installed
an excellent pumping plant nud
have succeeded in getting water
to reclaim the land.
C. W. Driukwater, manager
of the Porter-Sit?, mercantile
established at Drewsey, came
in Wednesday from Portland
and went out Thursday to Drew
sey accompanied by his wife and
little son who had been visiting
relatives and friends in this
city.
A. E. Murphy was in from his
Iron Mountain land holdings the
first of this week. Mr. Murphy
rejoices with his neighbors at
the excellent crop prospects and
tried to make the mannger of
this great religious weekly think
he had been at work himself
hut he hasn't lost liny flesh yet.
The range in the Barren Val
ley county is perfect this year
according to news brought to
town this week by Ira K. Ven
ator of Venator. The rains have
been worth hundreds of thous
ands of dollars to tho cattleman
and sheepmen. Never before
has the grass been so good and
the cattlo aro in fino condition.
Enterprise.
Estiiay A brown mnro weight
about M00, .about 12 years old
with wire cut on right shoulder
also wire cut on right thigh,
branded S on rightslifio nnd vent
ed S on right shoulder, blotch
ed iron on ioft jaw that looks
like 99. Parties claiming animal
will prove property and take her
by paying for this ad.
GKO. II. BOM.KNllAUGII.
LADIES, ATTENTION! WE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
NICE LINE OF "ESKAY"
KID GLOVES AND "AUTO
CRAT" SUEDE GLOVES, IN
WHITE, CREAM, PEARL,
LIGHT TAN, DARK TAN AND
BLACK, THE BUSY CORNER
STORE.
J. B. Snow, a stock buyer from
Baker county, is hero looking
ofter sumo business. Ho had
purchased some 1)000 head of
cattlo from local peoplo and has
turned them over to Phil Smith
and his brothers nnd is here to
nrramro for tho delivery of thn
cattlo to theso boys. Phil camo
n vcHtcrdav on a belated auto
nnd will bo at homo for a fow
days arranging for tho classify
ing oi tuo slack una preparing
for the shinmont of hup.1i ns urn
ready for market. A largo num
ber of lncnl Hind: nwn lmvn dln-
posed of thoirontiro holdings and
perhaps will go to fanning their
land,
t "Grandma" Cawlficld is in the
city visiting relatives.
W. T. VanderVecrisover from
his Pine crook home.
Grass seed at tho Luuliburg,
Dalton & Co. Department Store.
Foil Sai.u Two good milk
cows for sale. Gentle. Inquire
nt this ofllcc.
Mrs, 1). A. Cawlficld has been
quite ill with measles but is im
proving at this time.
ONION SETS 15 CENTS A
QUART AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE. I
C. F. McKinney went to Prine-
villo Tuesday morning tnking
J. J. Sayer over on his auto.
Dr. Marsden went over to
Alberson Sunday to seo R. .1.
NEW LACE HOSIERY AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
Roy Coleman was up from his
homestead near Waverly last
Sunday.
J. W. Burdick came over from
Drewsey Sunday with J. R.
Troth, a man who was ill and de
sired to become a county charge.
Foil SAl.K (M0 acres hay land
All or pail. Address M. II.
caro The Times-Herald.
FINE LINE OF SHIRT
WAISTS AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE.
Everything for every body nt
tho Lunaburg, Dalton &. Co.
Department Store.
Thos. Howser was over from
Harney Tuesday having como
Campbell who was suffering from over to seo his brother-in-law
pneumonia.
Foil Rent Tho Jorgensen
store building on Main Street.
Inquire at Win. Miller's office in
the Masonic building.
Miss Freda Woldenberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Woldenberg of Canyon City, has
bech a guest at the C. II. Voeg
tly home this week.
August Miller came over from
Drewsey yesterday on business.
Mr. Miller informs us his daugh
ter Emma is now head nurse in !
the hospital at Boise. She ex
pects 10 CO.ne nomuoil ll vacation ' ..,.,. (.v,w,f.nrntmn ,.nv hv mv!n,r
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Post Master Loggan, who is ill.
Rough arid dressed lumber of
all kinds now on hand at the
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $15 per thousand.
Narrows is the first place to
get busy in this section on a
1th of July celebration. Posters
are out announcing a big time
there the M and -1th with horse
races, base ball games, two big
dances and other means of
amusements.
Whooping cough is not danger-
,ous when the cough is kept loose
this month
Wm. Hanley was accompanied It has been used in ninny enidem
homo by Miss O'Reilly, u sister ics of this disease with perfect
of Drake C. O'Reilly of Portland success,
also C. II. Leonard who returned dealers,
home from an extended business'
visit to Nevada coming back by
the way of Portland.
Miss Georgia Ellis arrived
home Sunday from Washington,
where she has been teaching to
spend the vacation peried with
ler mother Dr. Elizabeth Ellis.
For sale by all good
Opportunity
Is knocking. Do you heed it?
Has it ever occurred to you that
you must tnko advantage of your
opportunities when they come to
Vnll hIqo vnnr plimwitu mnv lui
Needless to say her many friends lmU Th;3 Hcs ,mrticulnrly to
Life Insurance. Statistics show
that ono person in each five only,
aro pleased to see her.
B jTlie accident out at the slough
bridge when the big road roller
went through it either indicated
carelessness on the part of those
in charge of the machine or the
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
BARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Of BURNS, Oregon, Made to the Comptroller of
Currency, June 7th, 1911.
RESOURCES
Loans $213,301.22
United States Bonds 20,275.94
Municipal Bonds and County Warrants 33,026.43
Furniture and Fixtures 3,702.77
CASH 168,825.95
$439,132.31
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $26,000.00
Surplus und Profits 19,217.83
Circulation.... 19,500.00
DEPOSITS 374,414.48
$439,132.31
J IT AM B
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DISINFECTANTS!
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'LEAN UP TIME is here. We have a good stock
of disinfectants for water sinks, cesspools, etc.,
the proper use of which will safeguard against
disease. Don't forget Ammonia when you clean house
for removing grease and stains from wood work.
Azoa will kill your mice and rats, and all of their
neighbors.
The Welcome Pharmacy
STA TIONER Y
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are insurable, yet at some time
in their lives nearly every person
is insurable. Have you attended
to this most sacred dutv? Or are
bridge was in need of .repair. I you allowing your wife, the
At any rate it might have been mother of your babies, to carry
worse.
ONION
QUART AT THE
SETS 15 CENTS A
BUSY COR
NER STORE.
R. P. Love of Artesia, New
Mexico spent the past week in
this section and was most favor
ably impressed with the great
ness and possibilities of the Har
ney County. He did not invest
or take up any land as he found
the most desirable lands adjoin
ing Burns had been taken and
as he was advanced in years he
did not feel disposed to locate
in an outlaying section. Mr.
Love deplores the lack of trans
portation fncilties in the great
interior and hopes we may soon I
get railroads that we may be
justified in putting tho vast ag
ricultural land to work nud help
to solve the high cost of living
problem.
A telegram dated at Jackson
ville, Florida, June 15, announces
that Sherifr Richardson was on
his way homo with Wm. "Tex"
Bvrd. He caught tho prisoner
near that city and evidently
didn't hnve any trouble in get
ling the necessnry requisition
papers to bring him to Oregon.
The prisoner had been indicted
by the grand jury of this county
on a charge of horse stealing,
He was out on bonds nnd made
his escape. Sherifr Richardson
had been on his track for a long
lime and has at last captured
him. This is but mm instance of
many that shows Harney county
voters mnde no mistake in keep
ing Lou in office.
this risk along with her other
burdens. When you say, you
will carry your own risk, do you
not see, that it is your wife, and
not your self, who is carrying
the risk. She can not afford it
do not be selfish, nnd require her
to do it.
Ore-con Life that great home
company, through their agent,
H. C. HkkIcsIoh, offer opportunity
to YOU-J.
Defer not till tomorrow to be wise,
Tomorrow's sun for you may
never rise.
SUMMONS.
In tlio J tiNlico Coiirl (or lliirim Precinct,
llurmiy County, Orison
II, M. Morion nnd A. W. ?'uynr,
ComrtiicrH hh Huron Million
()iiiuuy, riulntlfTn,
VK.
Jullll Oalxirilo, Pcfumluilt
To Joint OsIkinhi, luftMiilnnt uloo
untiKtl:
In llio nnino oi tlui dtiito of Ort'KOli,
yon urn liuruby reiilreil In iippoiir und
ano'UT tliu roniplnlnt llletl iikiiIiikI yon
In tho oIkho entitle! unit, wltklu ulx
Hi'ukH from tlio dale- nl tliu Hint implica
tion of tills notice, or ilulntllT will tiiko
Jmliocnt uiiiiihl yon for tliu Mini of
PovviilytniK ami 10-100 (71 IB) Hollum
ultli alx (() pur ronl iiiltncxt llicroon
frou. Octiilmr l. 100S, nml will apply to
tlio Court lor un Oritur of Hulo or tliu
pcruonal property iittnchtxl liorihi, to
lt -Ono frniiin lionm mill mmlloHof
nlru fence,
TIiIh kiiiiiiiioiih in pnlilleliiHl In Tliu
Tiiinii'lltirulil 11 wrekly in wpiiper pn!
IIhIihiI nt llnrin, Ort'tgnti, li) oritur of tint
nmleriOKiHil JimlK-o of tlio 1'oaro for
Huron Precincl, mmlo on tliu Dtli itny of
.Jiiiih, Hill Tliodutoof tlio Unit piiWI.
ration nf llils numinous la Jnnu 10, I'll I,
I'l.ATT lUSIIAI.I.,
Jintlco of tliu IVuco for Huron
l'rwlncl, lliiriuiy C'oiinty.Oro,
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,
Granite ware,
Positively at Cost
I have one of the finest and most complete lines of this class
of waro in tho city.
INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES
G. W. CLEVENGER,
THE FURNITURE MAN
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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 im Gallons per Hour
Tell us about your requirements, wo can meet
them; if interested in Larger Engines ask for
catalogue of
FULLER & JOHNSON'S
Double Efficiency Engines.
W. T. SMITH
Agent for Harney County
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PHARMACY
No two peoplo are alike and no two prescriptions
aro alike That's why every prescription has to bo
treated in a separate and distinct manner. You
get this individual treatment, moreover, you get
the consideration and carefulness that should al
ways bo exercised where medicines are consumed
and where health is at stake.
Let un fill jjour prescription, you will be served
exactly rip lit in every way.
The City Drug Store
REED BROS., Proprietors
-V'-'''.V''''k
SIDNEY WILKES 2:41
Sire Marvin Wilkes 2:12J who trotted threo heats in ono after
noon in hotter than 2:09 and sold and shipped to Australia and is
now tho champion trotter nnd show horse of Australia. Marvin
Wilkes was the greatest race colt of his day in California.
Dam, Kitty H. 2:2lJ a stake winner and unbeaten as a two and
three year old. She by Sidney 2;19H, grandsire of Lou Dillon 1;58J.
Sidney Wilkes was very fast as a two year old and trotted
one-eight milo barefooted at a 2:40 gait.
Ho is a dark brown IBS hands high, weight 1200 lbs and a
model harness horse.
Will make tho season of 1911 at Fair Grounds, Burns, Oregon.
For terms address,
CLAUDE McGEE, Burns, Oregon