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Schenk Brothers
Merchant Tailors and Outfitters
Burns, Oregon, Odd Fellows Bldg
NEW SPRING GOODS
Now on Display, IncluiliiiK
Suits, Hats, Shoes,
Underwear, Shirts,
Collars, Cuffs, Ties
Newest Styles in Straw Hats
Panamas, Crush Dicers, etc
CLEANING AND PRESSING
PRICES ARE RWHT-THE PLACE TO BUY
We carry the H. V. D. Under
wear in Union and Two Piece
Suits.
$ he itmcs-ftctaCi
SA1UKUAY. JUNK 1M, lull
sUIIIMimilTlON ItATKH
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Six Month! .... .100
Three Month, ... .75
IULIAN II VII II -
MnltaitlM
THE TIMES-IIERALD'S NEW HUII.DINO
The Timca-Hcrald has lot out
a contract to Frank Swain and
J. W. McGowan for a handsome
two-story brick building to be
erected on the corner of Main
and B Streets. The contract
calls for its completion by Sept,
15 .and after that date the office
will occupy its new quarters.
This will be one of the most
substantial buildings in Burns
and a credit to the citv. The
first floor will be office rooms
entirely and the second floor will
be devoted to hall purposes for
the present until such time as
there is demand for other pur
poses. Delinquent subscribers may
expect to receive a demand for
remittance in the near future as
a result of this building and
other equipment contemplated in
improving the facilities for the
paper.
The trip over a widn territory,
with the Agricultural College, re-1
cents the fore part of the week
was one of the best things ac
complished by local boosters.
It has given k these men an ac
curate knowledge of the vastness
and possibilities of a big country
too little known by men of af
fairs in this state who are inclin
ed to assist in the development
of this section but really know
nothing of its resources or mag
nitude. The movement is to the
west and ''back to the soil" and
this means the vacant and
improved lands of this great
section-all points to Harney
contv
y
Celebrate the 4th in Burns.
We Have Opened Offices
Building in Burns,
Tfl burnish Accurate, Reliable
" and Complete Abstracts of
Title to all Lands in Harney Co.
TA Buy and Sell Real Estate in
" Large and Small Tracts.
Tft Write Fire Insurance in the
"strongest Old Line Comp'ies
8,000 acre tract irrigated land
best in Central OregonFirst
class colonization project. TERMS
All Business Intrusted To Us Will Receive
Prompt and Caret id Attention.
MOTHERSHEAD & DONEGAN
Rooms 4 and 5 Masonic Building.
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LOCAL OVCKI'LOW.
Joe Clark was down from Har
ney this week.
Alfred Bcnjamine clothing at
Schenk Bros.
Henry Clmpin is over from
Silver Creek.
Miss Drusa Dodson is expected
homo Monday,
James Gilbert is down from
Harney today.
J. II. Ilusersis in the city from
his ranch near the lake.
C. S. Dum and wife were up
from Narrows yesterday.
Friends in Burns have receiv
ed invitations to the graduation
exercises of the class of nurses
at St. Vincents Hospital in Port
land of which Miss Bertha Will
iams is a member.
L. B. Ball, the Ontario cattle
buyer, accompanied by Leon J.
Chapman secretary of the Com
mercial Club and fair association
of that place, arrived here yes
terday. They are touring this
section in an auto.
Wm. Stirling arrived home
Thursday with his family, wife
and two daughters. They will
soon take up their residence on
the Hanley home ranch. Mrs.
J Stirling and daughters
(direct from Scotland,
came
LOCAL WOOL MEN SELL.
Several
thousand pounds of
wool have come
into the ware
houses in the past week, all ar
riving since the sale last week,
and most of it coming from long
distance points. A large quantity
of it has been sold, and has
brought good prices. B. II.
Brown of Diamond sold his en
tire clip this week, 150 bags, for
1G 3-8 cents, which is with one
exception, as high a price as
has been paid in Oregon this
year, unc ingncst price yet
un-'paid at any P"t " IJan0 r
Oregon was that given at the
sale here last week .when James
i Paul recieved 1G 1-2 cents for
his clip. That is probably the
record price for the season.
Optimist.
in the New Masonic
and are Prepared
(Portland Correspondence.)
Good roads throughout Oregon
is ii subject that will in future
receivo a lot of attention from
tho Oregon Doveloftnent League.
Besides having n good road
day at tho Astoria convention,
August M, 1R and 10, IhoLcagud
will take up highway bottermont
actively and tho of.ioors of sec
rotnry Chapman of tho League
will bo headquarters for the
good roads movement.
Through its ramification
throughout the state, tho Lenguo
will learn puplio sentiment on
the subject of good roads nnd
strive to aid tho various Boctions.
Secretary Chapman of tho Lea
gue believes tho subject touches
very closely the welfare of the
farmers. Ho hopes to bring to
gether tho various interests so
they will work in harmony.
First, ho will learn tho wishes
of tho people in tho matter and
do nothing not throughly repre
sentative of public opinion
throughout the stale.
Thero will bo a largo represen
tation from tho various Central
Oregon commercial clubs at the
convention in Prineville Juno 80
July 1, when tho Central Oregon
Development League will bo for
med. There is keen interest
throughout that section and
much is hoped from tho projected
organization, which will take up
tho problems that confront Cen
tral Oregon, a now country, yet
in tho making. It is considered
important that right stciw be
taken and tho now league will
bo of great benefit along theso
lines.
Salem's annual cherry fair has
been sot on theJulyG, 7 and 8. and
promises to be bigger and better
than ever. Portland people are
taking much interest in the
event nnd a special excursion
will bo run from this city, taking
prominent business men to the
fair. Big parades will be feat
ures of the event.
Lake County will work as n
whole in future for development.
Tho former Lakevicw Board of
Trade has been dissolved and the
Lake County Development Lea
gue has taken its place. Thor
oughly aroused to tho benefits of
united work, Lake County peo
ple may reasonably hope for. re
sults from tho new organization.
Ashland will hold its annual
Chautauqua Assembly July fi-18.
The talent offered this year is of
a high order and tho forthcoming
session will attract people from
all parts of Southern Oregon.
Portland was visited by an
Eastern (lax export the past
week, who expressed surprise
that more attention is not paid
to this crop in Oregon. Ho
praised tho quality of tho flax
ho found hero as being superior.
to that found elsewhere, either
in tins country or abroad and
hopes to see tho day when a
great linen industry will bo built
up and farmers gonerally throu
ghout Western Oregon will grow
flax with profit.
To those who contemplate going out for their
HARVEST ORDER
we wish to submit for consideration our
PRICES
Straight grado flour bbl $5.70
Fancy patent flour bbl (1.70
Present price fruit sugar per
100 lbs G.75
Large or small whito beans
per 100 lbs G.G0
Bayoand pink beans, 100 lbs. 0.00
No. 1 Japan rice " " G.50
Fino dairy salt 50 lb. Back .90
Stock salt in 50 lb. sack per
KM) IDs 1.155
Canned table fruits: peaches
pears, plums, aprlcotH,
pineapples, blackberries,
grapes, 20c. a can, 24 cans
to case, por caso '4,80
We arc well stocked
Men's Boys' and Youths' Clothing
Hats and all kinds of furnishings. Also
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
wearing apparel of every description
Our prices in all departments compare favorably
with the prices in our Qrocery Department
COn PARE PRICES with
RAILROAD POINT
and remember you will have 70 miles
in your favor if you come this way.
IRA Q. BOYCE & CO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL MERCHANTS
John Day, Oregon
Tho following from the Port
land Telegram is an account of
a recent class recital ip which
Miss Drusa Dodson appeared:
In a recital at tho Y. M. C. A.
Inst ovoninjr tho 11)12 class of
Miss Edna May Will entertained
a delighted audience of invited
guests. Misses Mary Cathryn
Copo and Xava Drusilla Dodson
were tho stars of tho evening,
nppoaring in selected readings.
Theso two young women, who
have shown marked talent in
elocutionary work tho last winter,
wore loaded with floral tributes.
A comody entitled "Ilia Model
Wife," by tho ontiro class as tho
closing number convulsed tho
audience.
Diamond cut Diamond" was
tho opening number, by Miss
Cone, nnd her second number
was "The Pudding," in which
sho stepped from a humorously
romantic recital to a sharp piece
of comedy exploiting a common
domestic foiblo in which tho
voung wife, as usual, is tho slur
performer.
Miss Dodson's loading number,
"Sure-to-Go," nn inimitable
sketch from the home, wherein
childhood's whimsical mischief
and mother's patient indulgence
were graphically depleted, was a
Btrong persuader for enthusiastic
applause. A double number
following, "Money Musk," and
"Grandama at Masquerade,"
were rich in quaint, fnscinating
colorings such as the artist seeks
in tho healthful homely joys of
the rural districts.
Others of the class participa
ting were: Misses LeKhon Hud
son, Ethel Quinlan, I)uiso Crab
bier and Evangeline Spnigue,
being assisted by Miss Marian
Cummins, and Messrs HoVrt
Yettick, Clarence Sprague and
John Kepler.
SPRAY YOUR ORCHARD.
Emtou Tin: TiMi:s-IInitAi.i:
Some days ago I received full in
structions from tho Secrotiry of
Stute Board of Horticulture as to
tho duty of tho fruit inspector.
I have been examining mnny
orchards for pests and find none
free from nphis and codling
moth. Second crop of latter will
hatch out about 2Tth or 30th of
present month here. Owners of
all orchards where I find them
will be notified with what and
when to spray.
In mnny places I find loenrt in
clouds nnd have been watching
them closely but have not deter
mined as yet whether they attack
tho aphis or the trees, but I am
of tho opinion Hint they are work
ing on both. Tho codling moth
is the worst and most destructive
pest we fiavo here, tho young
larvia cut off the bloom, nnd here
in Harney county in particular
frost has always to shoulder the
blame.
Let all prepare to spray from
Sweet corn, 24 cans to caso,
per case . . . 2.G5
Tomatoes 2-1 cans to case,
per caso . 2.90
Swift's bacon well streaked
with lean, per lb 18c.
10 lb. pails Silver Leaf lard,
por pail $1,50
! Mocha and Java blend coffco
lbs 1.00
Other blends at 25c. and 80c. per
pound.
XXX Castor machino oil in gal-
lon cans, per can, GOc.
with DRY QOODS
25th of present month until July
15th and thoy win inoreuy wh
second hatch ill proper BeiiBon.
1 linu wniKins oiuun uiji unv
mi iniwnniv.nlffht (28) of water
gots tho aphis and loenrt.
A. F. U. liKOiua:.
Particular pcoplo do their
trading at tho Hngey & Itichard
Bon goncrnl merchandise storo
whoro a fino lino of dry goods,
furnishings, hIiocb, etc. is always
found.
WARRANT CALL.
Notlco 1b hereby given that
thoro nro sufficient fundB in tho
county trcnBury to redeem all
Hnrnoy county warrants register
ed prior to March 1, 1011. In
terest ccascaon all such warrants
from Juno 7, 1911.
Simon Lewis,
Treasurer of Harney County.
J.IHTri S 2.7 ml A V.
HKHTOIUTION TO I'.NTIIY OC I.ANlMIN
NATIONAL KOItKHr-Nnllcu It li.roliir Klvoli
lbt th ImuW dricrlM liolnw, ninhrnrliiK in)
urrrv. Wllfllll Ilia Mniupur naimiini rurcni
(Unpin, will lw tuliji-i t in noille iiitini niiil ciilrr
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lltlUDI lllil llfUf I'll'll- "I ttvn-wn.. .Mil ...
tho Utilteil Htatf ! tlia nrt t Juno tl, Ivon.
SI Him. Yaij, ml inn uillldl ninii lni imiKiT
lit lliitn. orrxon, mi Julr ivll. Anr Miliar
w.iowM nolunllr unit In cuml (Mill I'lnlinliU
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mid llmiirelvrttnro rlllit ll rxirH-.il nrhir In
Julr 3.1,111, nil wlilr httitta llio IniiJ will Iw mli
Jocttii vtllciiiiaiit ami nilrr by any Ulin-l
lTnii 'I he Imnli urn folliiwii Tho M' of
CU ol HWIjol (,''. mid the V). nl '( of
w'lrol BW'h.ln. I, nl Iho V,nf Wlif
IKtJof NV, Iho KUuf Mt(M MV mill
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lonrrnl lli (lonirnl Ijiml (IRIro AiriveI
Mux ". I"'. I'miik lime, I lot AmIkUiiI Kri
rimr of tin Inllilor
Appolalmcnl ol Admloltlrdor.
Ill re l:tntuo( Mntlliln Umlnn ItitMnc,
ilcccairtl :
Notlco Ih lieroliy kIvhd tli.t Ihomiili'r
nlgmsl has loo ilnly npiolnltfl ilm nil
inlnlatrntor o( Hi nlxivo cutnto liy thn
Comity Court at Ilnriiny Couiilv, Oro
con, wliornlii lil itatu l imiiilliiK,
which appolntilienl aiipoxm lij order
ilulv niHila ami anlnroil. mill linn ntlnllll-
vd. All porioim IiavIiir cUIiiiii iiniilimt
ahl eatato nro rrqulrtnl to prtiMit Ilium
ultli proper vonclioro within tlx iiiiiiUIib
frniii ilatoof thin notice, mnl rh hy ht
rellitrnl, In tho tint1oraltinnl nilinltiU
tralor at liln place of liualnin nl Ilium,
Ori'Kon, oral tho odlco ol O. A. Item
boltl, llurns, Oregon, liln ultoriioy.
Drtttxl May lOlli, 1011.
Kltat piilillcntlon Mny. Will, Hill.
1'i.attT. Himmm.,
Ailnilmetrntor.
ill NWU, tho HKI, of Itt'inl NWh. lli
M! ul AKi ot hWJ nf NUi. Iho Ek of
HW) nf HWSi of tltvi,. the hVw u( K;t
of fctt.J of NWJ, the WU of W)i ' NC'i
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HKI(, noo. !l th NIC(J uf HWL Mnl tin' N'jul
NUolNKli. Hoe. 10, mnl III Si, of NMt ol
NW!4, Hoi) II. T. 20 H , It. 2 K , IMI HCftii. nl'i'II
oatlni, nl Jnatinli T flirrntt. llurna. flri'tfun.
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Specials For 30 Days
Sugar, 11 pounds
Nails, 15 pounds
Flour, per sack
$1.25 Underwear now
Men and Boys' Suits 10 per cent off
Nice Line of Oxfords for Ladies and
Gentlemen $2.85 to $4.50
Fine assortment of Ties, Silk Stispent'ers
New creations in Hosiery for all the family
NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
TRUNKS and GRIPS
OILiOSJIlrCSr OUT
Mitchell and Studebaker Wagons, Hacks, Buggies
FRED HAINES
HARNEY, OREQON
TWELFTH NIGHT 41906
TriaB Record at Three Years Old 2:12'.
Sire Of
Knight of Strathmore 2:05K
Mark Night 2: 1 OX
SIRE ONWARD -2:0SX
Sire Two Hundred Standard Performers
DAM MISS RITA::::2:08X
Dam of five in the list; she held the world
record as a three voar old-
Knight of Strnthmoro was tlio fastest four year old pneor out
in 1910; ho also holds tho worlds
half milo track.
Twelfth Night Is said to ho
mighty Onward; ho is a chestnut 1G.5 hands high; weight 1200
pounds. Ho will bo in stud at Ilarriinan for tho Benson of 1011.
Terms: $30.00 with return priv
ilege if mare proves not in foal.
Mares pastured and cared for free
of oharge. Further
H, DENMAN
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T7C7"F3rTTr5 iy7 AI8T &AJLm'H1
Brown's Satisfactory Store
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE J
Beautiful and attractive line of White Lawn and Linen Waists
will be offered at a great reduction durinff this sale
100 $1.25 Waists, - - 7Sc 150 $1.75 Waists, -200
$2.25 and $2.50 Waists, $l.SO
Our waists are
as we buy direct from New York you are bug
ing the most
Work horses for sale weiKiiimr
from 1200 to lfiOO lhs. four to six
years old. I. M. Davis, Drewsey
Oregon. ,
For Iti:NT-The Jortrensen
store huildinj? on Main .Street.
Inquire at Win. Miller's office in
the Masonic building.
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C. E. LEMAY J
rotating, Taper Hanging, Sign Wriling
Estimates Riven on all classes of i
such work. (
AGENT HENRY BOSCH WALL PAPER
1
HeadqtiiirterH at French Hotel j
Calamity;
Sawmill
HOW K & II AN K 1 NS, Props. ,
In Crane Flat on Calamity
Creek. AH kinds of Luin-'
her on hand at reasonable
prices.
X.oo
l.oo
BURN'S, OREGON
record for a colt of his ago ovor
by good judges Iho best son of tho
particulars write
Harnman, Oregon
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the latest for Summer wear an
stylish waists worn,
KONOWAY WAREHOUSE
(INCOM'OII.VTKI))
lkE&LdLi?&L&f : Orege:
the customary rates.
Now's the Time to Get Ready to Put in
we have piows? Harrows,
Pumps, Hose, Scrapers,
Buggies and Carts.
The Famous Rotary Harfl
' GARDEN TOOLS
Come In and See Us Before Buji
Young's Meat Market & Groctj
Always rendyjfor job work.
Bluo printa of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name of ontryman, datonnd kind
of entry, topography, etc., $1.00
each. Piatt T. Randall, BurnB,
Oro.
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$jS JL.Ji
Have Your Goods Shipped in CaieH
Two wnrehouHfs. one for freicht and one for vi
In transit rates from all points on the Oregon Trunk ijjj
way line to Madras warehouse. Uharces for hainjlingi;
II. J. Dietzeu Jas. Rice, H. W. Turxh
President Vice-President Secretarj;
Madras, Ore. Haycreek, Ore. Madras,
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LUNABURQ )ALTON&n
DEPARTMENT STORE
Everything Under the Sun and Seldom
"JUST OUT"
Seeders, Wind MiP
Wagons, Had
ALL KINDS OF HORSE HITCHES
to Attach to Sulky or
Gang Plows
Uuttcrick Patterns at
burg, Dalton & Co.
Reatoa for sale, all sW;
lengths, nrico 20 conts l'-.
Any ono desiring Reato3 a
ber.Lf
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Alborson, Oi