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f-.E t.AKOKBT CIHOUI.ATION Of
r NKwarxrun in thiboounty.
SATURDAY, JULY 8, till
Local News.
lint Schenk Hros. and seo
bw Panama hats.
s. A. M. Kelsoy spent a few
fat Canyon this week.
fine and complete lino of
, jrarden and flower seeds at
l's Grocery.
Dsli supply of groceries in-
1K lard, bacon hams etc,
Rgey & Richardson's.
frs. U. (Jumnuns lias iosi ner
Pheasant and will Rive a
iblo reward for its return,
ill and seo the late arrivals
ess Roods, shoes, ties, furn-
Igs etc. at unKcy is kicii-
bn.
sses Emma and Ella John-
Mid Lillian Hendricks were
quests of friends in this city
ferday.
le irencn uotei serves a
Sunday dinner and special
ution is Riven to family
ice.
ink Swain will leave tomor-
inornniR tor rortinnci on
less connected with the nec-
ry material lor ine iimes-
Md buildiiiR.
jolly campinR crowd loft
iweek for Myrtle point to
id a few weeks in recreation.
be making up the party were
Sairers and family, Henry
IChester Dalton and families.
L. E. Lauranco and Victor
tine.
F. McKinney and Ben Brown
It out to the Wm. Brown Gap
p the first of the week and
sight in the former's disabled
The necessary repairs
made and Mr. McKinney
cone out to Prairie to meet
Bon Will and wife, who are
SnR in for a vacation visit.
are expected to arrive here
evening.
r has been the custom of The
les-Herald man and John Wit-
to have settlement every
bn or fifteen years and this
Ik John was in town on other
Sness incidentally called at
i office and leaving a s'ubstan-
i check to help with the new
aes-Hcrald building. These old
t friends of the manager have
mi nis DanKers lor several
Irs and seem glad to respond
en he gives the distress sign.
ifeil Culver who was convicted
lorse stealing in this county
sentenced to four years in
penitentiary surprised his
I acquaintances by showing up
Jurns the first of the week.
ter serving 14 months of his
itence he was paroled by Gov-
ftor west ana nas returneu
re to look after his slock. He
iiaturally well pleased with the
item adopted by the governor
says it has proved a success.
Culver must report to the
ernor once each month, not
cessarily in person, however.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
Capital and Surplus $75,000.00
United States Depositary
Oregon Slate Depositary
Accounts Invited
Alteration frco at Schenk Bros.
Geo. Raycraft was in the city
yesterday.
The Home Hotel is the comfor
table place to board.
Winona wagons are the best.
For sale by Harriman Mercantile
Co.
, ,, ., .. .. ., ,. J
miss uuuy uurruw cNpucis iu
leave the first of next week fori
Portland. I
Wanted Dress making by the '
day. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Makib Mackky, Home Hotel.
Dr. C. C. Griffith has returned '
home from his vacation visit to
Portland and Willamette Valley
points.
240 acres close o Burns with
fine open range adjoining, 15
an acre. Address II. L. care
this office. i
Wm. Farrc and family went
over to Canyon Sunday to spend I
the 4th with relatives, returning i
home Wednesday night. They
had a pleasant time and report!
the celebration a complete sue-1
cess. J
You will never again be quite j
as you are today menially or,
physically. Perhaps not over
again will you be able to got S0
"young" a photograph -that,
looks like you as today. Visit
the Saycr Studio. '
f
0. S. Preston was a caller at1
this office one day this week. Ho
reports his crops doing very welh
especially his alfalfa which is
thriving on dry land. Hi3,
strawberries and fruit trees are
making very satisfactory growth.
Miss Farnum was given the
pleasant task of giving the Pres
ton neighborhood an appropriate
name and after consulting with
other friends
chosen.
'Glcnlock" was
Best canned corn $3.25 a ease
Harriman Mercantile Co.
Linen dusters for ladies and
gentlemen at Schenk Bros.
New fresh groceries just re
ceived at Hngey& Richardson's.
BOHN-Saturdny, July 1. to
Mr. and Mrs. Win. McGinnis. a
daughter.
THE BEST DRESSED MEN
IN TOWN ARE WEARING
"SC II LOSS BALTIMORE
CLOTHING. FOR SALE AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
For summer diarrhoea in child
ren always givo Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and n speedy cure is
certain. For sale by all good
Dealers.
The Harney Saw Mill, L. R.
Bunvard proprietor, now has on
hand a largo amount of rough
and dressed lumber and can fill
orders on short noticed A good
road to the mill. Hurry orders
may be 'phoned in.
C. C. Chapman of the Portland
Commercial Club, who with his
wife were guests of Bill and Mrs.
Hanley over tho 4th of July cel
ebration, left tho latter part of
this week by way of the P ranch
for Lakovicw and other interior
points. Mr. Chapman will meet
with tho Commercial Clubs
while enrouto to Portland.
W. F. Hiusnor has a force of
men at work on tho Red Front
Barn building mnking prepara
tions for tho extensive improve
ments and changes. Mr. Hisscr
will modernize the building,
tho changes involving an expen
diture of a large sum. Ho will
have some very attractive office
rooms on the first floor and tho
second floor will likely be devot
ed to furnished rooms.
Isn't it Warm?
I ft will he soon. Then uou will need some nice Hold
I underwear. Better get it now. We have just receiv
ed a complete new line of
SUMIVIER UNDERWEAR
for men, women and children
FOR MEN I FOR WOMEN
UNION SUITS UNION SUITS
Good quality, per suit : $1.25 Good quality, per suit : 75c.
Belter " " " : 2.00 Belter " " " : $1.50
TWO PIECE SUITS TWO PIECE SUITS
Good quality, per garment : 75c. Good quality, per garment ; 35c.
Belter " " " : $1.00 Better " " " : 75c.
Best " " " : 1.50 Best " " " : $1.50
Boys Fancy Balhriggan Underwear
50c. per garment
New goods for every department coming
in every few days per freight teams
THE BUSY CORNER STORE
1 $ifhiHarty J. Rp.hma.rt'Z
Mm. B JJM WJWJU JJ M 9J4m1 .. V N-fB V W MStmr
P. PROPRIETOR PROPRIHTOR. J
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Robt. Irving was in the city
yesterday.
BeBt Hour (guarantee) $8.50
bbl. Harriman Mercantilo Co.
C. R. Peterson was here tho
till helping to celebrate.
Cleaning and pressing for
ladies and gentlemen at Schenk
Bros.
Born -To Mr. nml Mrs. C. C.
Couch Wednesday, July 5, a
daughter.
Everything for every body at
tho Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
Department Store.
A man nnd wife with two
daughters desire work on n ranch
Inquiro at this office.
Wo havo received our now
Spring samples for suits. Come
nnd see them --Schenk Bros.
Nolio Reed accompanied by his
mother nnd Mrs. Dyke JnmcsOh
have gone to Portland for a visit
of a month or more.
NEW SUMMER WEIGHT UN
DERWEAR FOR MEN, WO
MEN AND CHILDREN AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
The Times-Herald family wns
treated to some new potatoes the
first of the week from Bruss
Byrd's farm up the river.
Estuayiu) A bay mare brand
ed bar X on left shoulder and
stillo from my place near Prince
ton. $10 rewnrd for her return.
Kaiii, Hoilstman.
C. W. Fitzgerald wishes us to
announce that that there will be
a big dance given at his hall in
Narrows on July 15 with the
best music in Harney county.
Misses Ethel and Avico Sheri
dan, daughters of Story Sheridan
of tho Boiso Capital News, arc
here on a visit to their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Levens.
Commissioner Smyth is in from
Diamond to attend court. He
recently returned from Portland
with a new Cadillac car. Mrs.
Smyth camo over from Diamond
with him.
Elmer McMaunus came in last
Sunday and took his old position
with the Welcome Pharmacy for
the summer. Ho will return to
Corvallis in tho fall to finish his
course in pharmacy.
The infnnt daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Ferguson has
been quite ill with summer com
plaint nnd has been taken to the
mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Topi
Allen were over from the P
ranch a few days this week.
Supt. Gilcrest of the P. L. S.
Co. is still adding improvement
to tho residence and office pro
perty in this city. The barn has
been moved from the back cor
ner and Wiseman nnd Shepard
given a contract to erect a hand
some cut stone garage on the
site.
II. B. Mace brought in some
fine samples of winter wheat,
tall meadow oats, timothy and
other grasses from his place this
morning. They were left at the
Geer & Cummins hardware storo
and show a very satisfactory
growth, the winter wheat heads
being well filled with grain.
Messrs Smith & Swain havo
succeeded in securing the drill
they lost at the 100 foot depth
at the Tom Sagors' homestead
on the hill. They moved the
machine in town today to sink a
well at the new building now
under construction for The
Times-Herald. Thoy will sink
somo other wells while in town.
Estkay - A brown mare weight
about 1400, about 12 years old
with wire cut on right shoulder
also wire cut on right thigh,
branded S on right stiflo and vent
ed S on right shoulder, blotch
ed iron on loft jaw that looks
like 99. Parties clnimingnnimal
will prove property and tako her
by paying for this ad.
Gi:o. II. Bom.knuauoii.
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.
The Times-Herald has just re
ceived an announcement to tho
effect that Will R. King who re
cently retired from tho Buprcmo
court bench nnd took up tho
practice of law in Portlnnd has
again formed a partnership with
F. M. Saxton wlio was associat
ed with him several years ago in
Eastern Oregon. Thoy have
offices in the Ycon building,
Portlnnd.
Makrihd At tho homo of tho
brldo's parents north of Harney,
July G, Mr. Charles H.Mulkoy
and Miss Georgia Marshall,
Justice Jnsnor Davis officiating.
Both havo boon residents of Har
ney county for yenrs tho brido
boing a nntivo daughtor. Sho is
tho second daughtor of Mr. nnd
Mrs, Geo. Marshall. A bountiful
supper followed tho ceremony.
Tho young people will makp their
homo near Hnrnoy, Wo extend
best wishes.
Myf
A Venator was in tho city a
fow days this week.
Grass seed at the Lunahurg,
Dalton & Co, Department Store.
ONION SETS 15 CENTS A
QUART AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE.
Pastuuk -Seven miles from
Burns. Both horses and cattle.
$2 per month. --Mrs. E. E. Ows
ley. Wm. Bennett wns in tho city
ycslcrdny from his homo in
Silvics valley.
ONION SETS 15 CENTS A
QUART AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE.
Rough and dressed lumber of
all kinds now on hnnd nt the
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $15 per thousand.
A. McKcnzio was in the city
during tho week on business.
Ho informs The Times-Herald
that his orchard at Weaver
Spuing will yield a nice crop of
fruit this season.
What is believed to be authen
tic news comes to this section to
tho effect that Twohy Bros, have
had representatives looking over
the work in Malheur canyon for
tho extension of the railroad to
ward Harney county and that
these men contemplated taking a
contract to begin Aug 1. In fact
one man who admits being in
their employ wns over tho terri
tory last week and stated public
ly that such was the purpose.
Nothing from headquarters has
been said.
Butterick Patterns at Luna
burg, Daltpn & Co.
VAN NOTES.
Tho people of Van have start
to haying so all aro quite busy.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Moss went
to Drcwsoy today on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clins. Johnson
have gono to Burns to spend the
fourth nnd visit friends.
Mr. Nelson left this morning
for Texas to visit his mother.
Mrs. Snyder is visiting at the
sawmill now with her brother
George Howe.
Mi. nnd Mrs. Cnnnie Moffct
are over from Logan Valley this
week visiting friends.
Mr. Jenkins went to Drewsey
last week and reported the
Drewsey people preparing for
quite a celebration the 4th.
J. A. Williams went to Logan
yalloy and back last week.
Tho people of Calamity are go
ing to have a picnic the 4th on
mountain between Calamity and
Silvics.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Craddock
were over from Silvies visiting
last weqk.
Miss Montgomery, who is
teaching school on Upper Cal
amity has gone away on a short
vacation,
James Anderson of Prairie
City passed through here last
week taking n hunch of horses to
California.
Girls, Harry Howe has a new
buggy and a fine buggy team
now.
Grant Bishop went to Drewsey
the first of last week on busi
ness. Miss Juliet King of Burns is
over visiting her friend Miss
Mary Croxlon.
A HOT CLUI1 AU-BTINd.
A meeting of the Burns Com
mercial Club on the evening of
the 4th to hear Manager Chap
man of Portland and listen to a
report from tho Burns delegates
to tho Prineville meeting proved
one of tho best get-together
events in its history. Mr. Chap
man gave an excellent talk and
put all present in a proper framo
of mind for tho local speakers
who followed. Tho members of
tho local delegation who repre
sented the local club at Princ
villo wero most enthusiastic and
seemed to havo secured inspira
tion from tho visit to our neigh
bor town. Among ' thoso who
spoko wero J. J. Donegan, Judge
Thompson, Judgo Miller, Bill
Hanley and Hon. Frank Davoy.
All wero of ono mind get toge
ther, start right and stay toge
ther. Mr. Hanley was applauded in
his remarks when lie said ho was
going to soil all tho company
land and his faith wns so great
in tho futuro of tho Big Harney
County that ho wns going to re
invest tho entire amount receiv
ed from such salo right lioro
again. Mr. Hnnloy lead his
hearors to believe that ho would
tako up one or more of tho big
irrigation projects in this section.
Ho did not say plainly that such
wns his intention, yet this was
inforred from his talk.
Rough lumber $15.00 per M. at
Mill. Huiins Mir.UNO Co.
NEW LACE HOSIERY AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
Foil Sai.k (5 10 acres hay land
All or part. Address M. II.
care The Times-Herald.
FINE LINK OF SHIRT
WAISTS AT THE BUSY COR
NEIt STORM.
SITU SM.I-CTIill HIR I'ARM.
Tho main station of the Ex
periment Farm has been selected
nnd embraces two hundred acres
of land adjoining the Fred Den
stendt placo Bix miles east of
Burns. This wns the first choice
of tho committeo of regents sent
hero for this purpose and is a
part of tho land grant recently
purchased by the Oregon and
Western Colonization Co.
Judge Thompson wrote Presi
dent Davidson of tho company to
putn price on the land and that
gentlemnn showed his public
spirit by leaving it to the court
to determine the value, offering
to givo tho tract for this pur
pose if necessary.
Tho court has asked that the
man to take charge be selected
at oncoby the Agricultural Board
and sent hero to superintend the
constrnction of buildings and
other improvments. This will be
dono at a meeting to be held this
month.
UNI) SUKVnVIH).
Tho local land office lias issued
notice that the following town
ships have been surveyed and the
official plata of Burvey will be
filed in that office on August 15.
The ofiice will bo prepared to re
ceive applications for the entry
of the lands mentioned on and
after that date.
Tp.
27 South, Range 2(5
27 " " 27
27 28
28 "28
28 " " 29
27 " " 29a
28 ' " " 29J
28 M " 293
29 " " .'50
East
Our service will nicel your re
quirements. We are building' a
business based on conservative
methods, combined with courteous
treatment and excellent facilities.
When you need the services of a
bank come to "Your Home Insti
tution." Kl-SOURCI-S over $100,000.00
HARNEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
of Hums
Controlled and Owned by Home
People
5
: DRUGS rrr
DISINFECTANTS!
'LEAN UP TIME i.s here. We have a good stock
of dhinfeclanta 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 tq
C3
neighbors.
The Welcome Pkarmacy
S7V1 TIONKli Y
to
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Notice is hereby given that
bids will be recieved until
August 1st. for the erection of
a new school building in District
No. 7, Diamond, Oregon, in ac
cordance with plnns and speci
fications now on file in The
Times-Herald office. The build
ing to bo completed by Oct. 1.
1911.
Tho right is reserved to reject
any or all nuts.
Cassik Smyth,
Clerk Dist. No. 7, Diamond Ore.
Opportunity
Is knocking. Do you heed it?
Has it ever occurred to you that
you must take advantage of your
opiHirtunities when they Come to
you, else your chances mny bo
lost, This applies particularly to
Life Insurance. Statistics show
that one person in each five only,
aro insurable, yet at somo time
in their lives nearly every person
is insurable. Have you attended
to this most sacred dutv? Or are
you allowing your wife, tho
mother of your babies, to carry
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
tho risk. Sho can not afford it
do not bo selfish, and require her
to do it.
OrcRon l.lfo that great homo
company, through their agent,
U. C. l-RKlcston, oircr opportunity
to Y0U-4.
Defer not till tomorrow to bo wise,
Tomorrow's sun for you mny
never rise.
SUM AKIN P.
Iii iii .IimIui Ci.url for ItiiniN 1'rwliH t,
lliiriny l 'utility, Ori'tun
II, M. Ilortou nml A. W. ityur,
('(ipurtnorH iih lliiniH Milling
Cuiniiiny. rinliitlffti,
vti.
Jolin Oslioinu, IMomlunt
To John Oatiormi, iloli'iiiluitt btt
naiiiwl :
lit tint immii of tlitt ftalii of Orcpm,
tin urn liuivby iiMti'rinl lit itK-itr mill
iiiinwor tliu (iiiiiiilnliil lllnl npiliiHt ynu
in tliu aUtttt tmlitlwl mill, ttltl'lu U
uookn from Hit) tlitte of the lltxt )tllilli'U'
Hon of HiIh noiliv, or ilalntlirn will tulo
Jml;iiHiit HKitlnut you for tliu mint of
Buvt-uiyouu nml lfl-100 (71 lo) Hollum
with elx ((1) pur runt lutuiONt tlicroou
fro. QrtoborU, H0S, nnd will t.y to
tlio Court for mi Oulorol' Halu for tliu
inriotiiil piiipiirly itltiiclitt I lu'reln, to
wft Out) friitno lioiiMi uml H? mill'" of
wiro fenco.
TIllH HIMIIIIOI18 H IHllllUllCll In Tliu
Tlmui.lleriiltl a uukly iwuuiiur jinb
HbIiiuI lit llnrnc, Oregon, by unlur of tliu
uniltirhlKiiiHl Jnstlco of tliu ream for
lluriia 1'rocliH't, inmlo on tlio Dili tlay of
J mm, Mill Tliodntoof tlio llrst publi
cation of tlila HiimiiioiiH In Juno 10, 1UI1,
1'iArr IUndam.,
Jnstlco of tlio l'eace for llurui
I'roclnct, Uurnoy Comity.Oru,
DISHES AT COST
In order io gel more room for my
stock of furniture I have decided
to close out my entire line of
China, 1
Glassware?
PositiveSy at Cost
I have ono of the finest and most complete lines of this class
of ware in the city.
INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES
G. W. CLEVENGER,
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PHARMACY
No two people nro alike and no two prescriptions
are alikeThat's why every prescription has to be i
treated in a separate and distinct manner. You
get this individual treatment, moreover, you get
the consideration and carefulness that should al
ways be exercised where medicines are consumed
and whore health is at stake.
Let us filt your prescription, 1011 will be served
exactly right in every way.
The City Brug Store
REED BROS., Proprietors
ivturtvntikt . v.
UH
Plenty of VsalcrWuencvcntutl Wherever You Want St
No trouble! No work! No pumping hi tho freezing
coldl The Farm Pump Engine will provide all the water
you need for the house, dairy, barn, feed lot, pasture
anywhere you want it.
Works light outdoors In tero wen.lier. Provide wnter at tho
right temperature no Ico-pacKctl -antes or bothcrsomo tank
heaters. Costs less than n coot Jclmllt, Docs ten times as
much work. Saves two men's v a, every "a)' " iuds on J
Rrumbles about lo(j hours or "Joim ' on tho job.
Attaches to Any Pump In J Minutes
l'WB!lV.1T??lrJ
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Ample Powor for Small Hacli'
Ilni pulley (or running any linn J c"
tiower machinery, ll-lpt the whiikii
fiy turniiiK tho erenm ri i .trtttor and
the wnililnt; machine uml wringer, i tc
Ilia cum Midler, funning mill, f it
crlmlihme. Does most nil tin il
chorea In half ttittnl tlnn All remly (or
-no ili t lujr. Oomoa i :l ita t a i '
No foundations or plnUurnit nml"' )' 'P
Email bolts iaston It to nny ptttnp Nlit ,
elmfu. arms.willdiH: lnnm( i mm i
Kailly moved unyt'i rut' i ii hi i "
Soo tho Engine nt Wo;-k
Wo Imvo n Fnrra mmp lingiue on rxiitr-i- v"
tlon In our kIiqw rooma. It is at work in. is'
nil tiny tlolnir tho kind ( work Unit it tnoit
tlranniM In tliu farint-r I'rinir in the f nml and It t
iii show you liow this Km rump' i .. will do yuir hardest winter work at sinull cost.
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W. T. SMITH, Agent