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TsrAricn intiuscounty.
IROAV 8K'TKM1IKK.3 1911
s
ocnl News.
iroolcns in Scotch Tweeds
Ink Bros.
Reynolds nnd Davo Miller
from their Wnrm Springs
i week.
d see the late arrivals
igoods, shoes, ties, furn-
tetc. at Hagey & Kich-
M
ftr Mace Has returned
icvisit to tho state fair,
l and the Round-up at
and dressed uimuer 01
now on hand at tho
I Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
.5 per thousand.
rench Hotel under the
lent of L. B. Culp has
id reputation for real
ind good service.
cheap one brand new
Typewriter No 5.
lonstration and instruc-
necessary. Inquire 01
1 Fisk.
ile Smith was a caller
ice Tuesday and stated
ihed about 3000 bushels
on the Fcnwick farm
y have rented.
lavis was a business
ur city the first of the
is going to got his
id to take first prize
displays at the fair.
'mens mill is the near-
Bums where all kinds
both rough and dress-
had. Near Canyon
ill him by 'phone for
irs.
fton Bros, are installing
big turbine wheels at
dam to be used for
rnoses. These were
ed of at the time they
glit plant.
( of hay for sale at $5
nil is Liken. This in-
feture and privilege of
i the grounds. House,
corrals. Inquire at
fMr. Wheeler or Mr.
Eve been in town this
bfore The Times-Her-i
i been able to ascertain
5 authoritative source
i to have electric lights
big meeting and fair,
lamed that the mill
willing to furnish the
that week therefore it
ertain we shall have
i that has real merit
Ime become popular.
i the case with Cham-
ugh Remedy has been
many dealers. Here
im. H. V. Hendrick-
Falls. Ind., writes:
kin's Cough Remedy
coughs, colds and
i my best seller. For
lealers.
"OREGON."
"BURNS. The First National Bank of this
city, with $25,000.00 capital, now carries
$55,000.00 surplus, making it one of the
strongest little banks tn the whole country.
This is a deposit guarantee worth talking
about. "
, Tho foregoing is an exneb copy of a strong
eonunondatory notice given , our hiBtitulton by
tho Pacific Btuikor, tho loading financial journal
of tho Northwest, in its isauo of Sopt. 1 (Jth, 1 1)1 1 .
This indorsomont is worthy of consideration by
tho banking public. Aro you availing yourself
of this strong doposit guarauteo? If not, wo in
vite you to bocomo a depositor with us.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BURNS, OREGON
- Capital, - 825,000.00
Surplus, - $55,000.00
United States Depositary
Accounts Invited
Alteration freeatSchenk Bros. Call on A. W. Gowan for land
B. V. Campbell is down from I0"1'
his Emigrant Creek home
Winona wagons are tho best.
For sale by Harriman Mercantile
Co.
r 1 T3. untiiHnml flita ifrtrtlr
ueu. rry iuiuiiwu ua n.v.i
from a visit to Baker and other
outside points.
Fon Sale-Almost now 3J inch
Winona wagon. Call and see it
at this office.
B. F. Cloer was up from Har
riman this week. He reports his
district is building anew school
house.
John Oard was up from Lawen
this week.
Clean seed rye at Boyer Bros.
& Co., Ontario, Oregon.
Cleaning and pressing for
ladies and gentlemen at Schenk
Bros.
Fred Haines was over from
Harney looking after business
interests Wednesday.
Fresh supply of groceries in
cluding lard, bacon hams etc.
at Hagey & Richardson's.
Mr. Seaweard has been over
Carter and son have opened a, from Malheur county this week
fruit stand in' the Hissncr build
ing and will keep a supply of all
kinds of fruit on hand. See us
for'your winter's fruit.
C. A. Korten. the Chicago
wholesaler, who owns a valuable
section of land east of this city,
is here looking after his interests
Mr. Korten expects to remain
until after the Development
League meeting.
Fon Sale 125 tons hay and
810 acres pasture. 100 acres
timothy meadow balance bunch
grass. Enquire of Brennan
Stubblefield. Box -SS Prairie
City, Ore.
Nick Eichner was in the city
Thursday. He has leased his
?..... in "Wo ITnYiiHrtn md nv.
-I- ... i....' : n i,,.f Hn,n fm..' The Harney Saw Mill. R. I
rwon citv where he has a ten Bunvard proprietor, now has on
He is accompanied by his wife.
Wanted at Onci: Mnn and
wife for Hotel. Good salary and
permanent position. Address The
Times-Herald.
Lost A dark green hunting
jacket with a numbcrof 1G gauge
shot gun shells in pockets. Please
leave at this office.
Grandma Winters has rented
the Drinkwator property and is
prepared to again take up her
old occupation of nursing.
Workmen will bo placed at the
fair grounds the coming week to
build additional stalls for stock
and arrange necessary display
tables, etc in tho new portion of
the pavilion.
acre tract in fruit.
Herzog, the Tailor, is now
ready for business in the Miller
building two doors north of the
French hotel. He wishes to
have tho people of this section
call and talk clothes with him.
He is an experienced cutter and
tailor and guarantees fair treatment.
hand a large amount of rough
and dressed lumber and can fill
orders on short notice. A good
road to the mill. Hurry orders
maybe 'phoned in.
Automobiles to all parts of the
country day or night. Regular
auto stage to Prairie City. Phono
Bums Garage.
AnciilK McGoWAN, Prop.
"
LADIES
We have accepted the exclusive
agency for The American Ladies
Tailoring- Co., of Chicago, who are
well known, throughout the Unit
ed States, as the leaders in their
line. Every garment is made to
measure by men tailors, who im
part to each garment, that distinc
tive touch, that individuality, and
that personality that all well dressed
women desire. , ,
Fall and Winter Samples are now
here. Our Sales ladies will be ;'
glad to show them to you.
BUSY CORNER STORE
Ichwartz
PROPRIETOR
icjxz ax"M--
1. Schwartz
J
PROPRIETOR.
this week.
Hadn't wo bettor clean up a
little before fair?
Beat Hour (guarantee) $8. GO
bbl. Harriman Mcrcantilo Co.
A. C. Welcome and wifo have
been ovor at Drewsey for tho
week, returning homo yesterday.
Mesdames II. M. Hortou and
Leo Caldwell have returned from
John Day whoro they went to
put no fruit.
t II II !1l 1 111..
uuawuii Minimum ;iuu mi
Paulino Locher wore passengers
out last Sunday on tho auto en
route to Portland.
Reatos for sale, nil sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any ono desiring Reatos address
W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alberson,
. Alberson, Oregon.
Allen Biggs' spirited driving
animal ran away this morning
throwing Allen and Ora Hill out
at tho turn on lower main streol.
Neither were seriously hurt but
more or less bruised.
The Times-Herald is pleasod to
nolo tho interest taken in its an
nouncement of a daily issuo dur
ing fair week. Tho number who
have asked that it bo placed in
their homes is gratifying.
L. J Bcaiiliou is hero in tho tho
interest of Hie Woodmen of tho
World and awakening intcaest in
tho local camp. A meeting of a
social nature is to be held tonight
at the Maconic hall followed by
a banquet.
'John Hippsmnn is back from
an extended visit to California
points. lie disposed of his laud
here last fall and went out to
find a new location but so far
has not found any place thatsuits
him as well as Harney county.
I. Schwartz, Sam Mothorsliead,
Postmaster Loggan and J. M.
Dalton went to the mountains
Sunday. They told people when
they started they were going
after deer, but on their return
one of the part stated thoy mere
ly went out for exercise -at least
that's all they got.
C. F. McKinneyand wife have
returned from Pendleton Monday
whore they had been to attend
tho Round-Up and visiting their
son Will. They were accompan
ied in by Frank Gowan and Miss
Margaret Lowcl, daughter of
Judge S. A. Lowell, who will
visit with her uncle. E. 10. Pur
ington, for a time.
Geo. Shaw arrived hero from
Halsey the fore part of this
week to look after some business
affairs. Ho formerly owned a
largo amount of land in this sec
tion, including the Korten farm
of oncBeetion. He still has large
property interests in this vicinity
and is hero looking after such.
He has some farms and city pro
perty in Linn county and expects
to return there in a short time.
Pkeshytkkian Ciiuiicii-Sun-day,
Sept. 2-1. 10 o'clock a. m.
Bible School. 11 o'clock a. m.
Communion, ordination of two
elders, reception of members.
7:30 o'clock p. m. Servicoof song,
followed by a sermon on the sub
ject of "A Happy Man." Spe
cial music by tho choir and old
fashioned congregational sing
ing, Come and enjoy a pleasant
profitable hour.
W. F. Hissncr expects his new
pool tables and other supplies in
by fair week for his new pool
rooms in the Hissner building.
He has ono of tho neatest rooms
in Burns completed on tho cor
ner and will conduct an ideal
place for patrons to whilo away
their timo while not otherwise
occupied. Tho furniture is all to
bo old mission stylo and ho will
keep tho beat brands of cigars,
smokers' supplies, dainty con
fections, etc.
Fred Williams has purchased
the half interest of Geo. Schonk
in tho Merchant Tailors estab
lishment and took possession this
weok. Fred is a Ilnrnoy county
boy who has been in Portland
for tho past few years since com
pleting his schooling and has had
considerable oxperienco in such
business. Associated with M.
Schenk the business should pros
per as both are popular and do
serving young men. Thoy will
keep a first class tailor and in
tend to mako some improvements
in tho lines carried. Tho Times
Herald is pleased to recommend
this now firm nnd predicts success.
,jwiliin 'i IwtUew' "tHrt'ffWHWfi1
nil shades Lunnburg, Dalton &
Co.
The Misses Ooninan nnd Tal
bot me in tho city from Harri
man. '11. J. Williams has been spend
ing several days hero this weok
with his family.
Save trouble and inconvenience
by taking Sunday dinner at tho
French Hotel.
Tho weather man should treat
us good now until after thresh
ing season and fair are over. ,
K Vic Gibson and family nrrived
hero Tuesday from Portland
whero thoy went two years ngo.
Thoy expect to remain and will
occupy tho houso across tho
street from this office.
I. II. Holland nrrived homo
Thursday from tho railroad
whoro ho went to tnkc his daugh
ter Gladys who returned to school
in Portland. Mrs, Lelah Millar
returned with him.
The various committees in
charge of tho arrangements for
the reception and care of tho out
side delegates at tho league meet
ing hero Oct. 2-!l aro doing good
work and plans aro progressing
finite satisfactorily.
'Geo. Hagey arrived home Mon
day from a visitto Portland, Salem
and Pendleton where he took in
tho faii-s ami race meets. He
did not enjoy his visit as ho had
formerly on account of bad wea
ther, the races being slow and
not largely attended.
Running up and down stairs,
sweeping and bending over mak
ing beds will not make a woman
healthy or beautiful. She must
get out of doors, walk a mile or
two every day and take Cham
berlain's Tablets to improve her
digestion and regulate her how
els. For sale by all dealers,
Kstkaykd on Stolen From
the Buchanan range one bay filly
branded NE connected on left
shoulder; ono brown filly all four
white feet and white face also
big white spot on side, same
brand blotted; one Jenny dark
with mealy points same brand
and quarter circle C on left stifle.
Suitable reward for information
leading to the recovery of these
animals or notify J. W. Buchan
an, Buchanan postofiice.
Judge Miller President of tho
Commercial club, hnsappointed
the following delegates to repre
sent the local club at the big De
velopment league meeting to be
held in this city fair week: Hon.
I. S. Geer, Hon. Frank Davey, J.
J. Donegan, C. II. Leonard, Dr.
L. E. Hibbard, Sam Mothershcad,
J. L. Gault, L. M. Brown, II. M.
Horton, Judge II. C. Levens, J.
E. Loggan, Julian Byrd. By
virtue of his office Judge Miller
is a member.
burg, Dnllon & Co.
T. C. Albritton is up from his
laud holdings.
Best canned corn .fJ1.2T a case
Harriman Mercantile Co.
I. S. Tyler was a biminetss visi
tor from Suusel during the week.
Wantud A woman or girl to
help in general house work.
Mrs. Ray Smith.
Siwn Rvn Good, clean seed
for sale, price 2) per lb. J. N.
Terwilliger, three miles west of
Ilnrnoy.
Commit walks are being put
down in front of the Hissner
building and the new Timcs
Ilcrnld building.
HWHHMwmmwn
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Btatli Ijmii Order,
lltirui, Orciivn, Annus! 16, tun
Nollre It hereby given Hint Joua Miller
hauion. nf Ijtttuu. Oregon, who, oil April If,
1V1U, mtilo lifflncilo.il entry No, OHa. lor
KlKW Meellon as. TuMiuliln a) 8. Kami)
SI Kan, UllUmetto MerMan, hat flluil notice
n( Intention to iniko Final commutation
I'ruol, tn utablltli claim to tliu lauil k1ko don
rrlL'oJ, Ik; fore tho Kexluter and Uuolvci, nt
iiurna, urrKun.on tun i uayoi reiumiir
lull.
I lalinant nami-a at wlturaxa
Jiianpli I' lUelor, i, ilurtia, Urrgoii. I. II
Mi'HihII, Itnclianaii, Orocmi tWIIIain II
Kolilna and A, ri Hivalii.UiUi ol I.aui'ii, Orr-Kmi
H r'AHtit, lit'itltivr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I)klTKIHTiTH I.AJW 01 KICK, (
llunia, uri'Kon, Aii(Ul II, I'JIl. I
Nutlet! la litfrrtiV alviMi that (Jronra A 'llmr
luw, wlioau iHHt-ufnru adilrrta la liurni. tiro
ron, illd, on till' .Mil ilar ol Mmrli. 1VII, lllu In
thla olDi'eHwiirii Htatamunt and Ailkantion.
Ny.K.X'W. tuiiurrliaaotlio ll,1l1,i'ti lion I
and hl'.J.iKi;, noitlon J.lmunlilh X, Haunt)
W K.. llllainelti Mt'ilillan. unit t la. tlinlwr
thereon, under ttiutrovllon of the art o( June
it. In)", mnl ana utnuudator). known tho
"timber ami Miuno law, at alien tamo na
might lie Hied hy ainralaQmcut, arid that,
tuiuanl to aurh application, the land at,d
Imtier ttirrtoii havu been antiraUcd. the tint
bcrealltnatctl lcnM. board let I at II ..n per M,
and the land 1I.1J UU. thataald atmllranl will
oiler final proofln aunportol Ida application
and morn aiatenient on the 30th day of Oito
ber, lull, before the lli'slMer and lie titer, at
llitnia. OrtKiMi.
Any neraon la at lltrtr to nrutii ilila 1 ur
chaae before entry, or lull late a eotiliat at am
lime before patent Imui abi llllnira tnrrolora
Jed alTldawi In thla ollUe, aliening hula
whli h will defeat the entry
W'm. riliKi:. Itci.li.tcr
Salisbury the Jeweler has
moved his Jewelry Store ovor
in the Hissner Building, for
merly known as tho Red Front
Barn. Look for the watch
sign.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
Having leased tho hunting pri
vileges, All hunters are hereby
notified not to trespass on my
land which is known as tho
"George Place." and borders on
tho north lino of Mnlheur Lake,
and which is seven miles south
west of Lawen.
Adam Gi?oitat:.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
1 section, (!10 acres, level un
improved sage brush land in
Harney Valley, can bo subirrignt
ed. 1G0 aero tract, fenced, good
house deep well and otherwise
improved. 1G0 acres tract unim
proved. Prices made to suit in
tending settlers. No speculators
need apply. Inquire at this oflico.
"Count That Day"
"Count that day lost, who's low
descending sun
Finds no worthy action done."
Thero is no more worthy action,
that you could do today, than pro
tect your family with a good life
insurnnco policy. You aro grow
ing older, you can never buy in
surance so cheap again. You
may not bo insurablo next week.
Writo or ask mo about those
children's endowments of Oregon
Life that aro becoming so popu
lar all over tho state.
H. C. ngglcstou, A Kent.
THE SILVER DOLLAR
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR and WINE HOUSE
Imported and Domestic
WINES, WHISKYS, BRANDIES, GIN, BEER, Etc.
C. A- BEDELL, Bums. Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UKITItll HftTK tJNDOmcK,
lluum, (iriKon, tCtenibcro, mil
Nollcula hereby kI'uii thai limal B Tyler,
of JI11 na D'cxuu who 011 Oct. 10, 1VU0, nnd
ivpl j), lull) nindn OrlKltinl It K No. tula,
hcilIOi;i,aiid vi 1 II01111I Iltitiitatcai! Kntry
No turrit, for KH nfc'i, Her. so, HVJanl WW
SI'.U Heitlon ill, lowiiihlp'iA H., ILuko 91 K,
Willamette. Meridian, haa filed notice, of lutcii-
iioutoinaao riuai live year rmoi, iiicaiannii
.claim to tho laud nbovv iliarrlbtd, lieloro tlio
HoKlator nml Hccclver, at llurna, Drcitou, 011
tho 17th day uf October lull.
Clalmaet uaiiira aa wltnraara
lieu Under, Thomaa II. Ilctlf, John Hoddcr,
(liorfo W. Iloij.lir, all of llurna, Orcsuri.
Wtt. I'AitnE, lieitlaler
NOTICE KOIl i'UUMOATION
(liolaleil Trail I
I'UIII.KU.ANIiHALi:.
llNITKh HrATM l.ANtlOrMCK
lliiriin, Oregon, July aft, 11)11.
Notice la hereby elveu that, a directed by
thel'DiiiinlMhiner of tliodeiieral .and tjfllce,
under tho provlalnna of tho Act of Congrcia
ap rowdJiino '.'7, IIUJ SIKtata . f.17.1 imiauant
to the applliBllou of Adrian T, I oleinan, ol
Paulina. Ori-unu. Hrrlal No (Utl. vie tlll
ofler at nubile aale to tho hliilieal bidder, at
in o 1 lot a a m., on ine lain nay 01 Kepiemner,
lll, neit, tho'ollowltiK tract of land.
UlCNnif. SK'NWli. ami NW!iNK!i. 1-ccS'J.
T Urt t.Ai:,M.M
Any and all pnraon tlalmlnif adteraely the
aboveeiliacrlbed lamia areadilted to file their
clalina or obectloui on ur before tho Hint
ueiiKiiaicu lor atie.
ViM. Kill 11 a. llcitliler
Fhank DaTKY, ltneler
SUMMONS
In tlio Circuit Court ol tlio tttnto of Oru
Hon, lor lliu County of 1 1 n nicy.
K'ulloJ. Winters. I'lnlntill', )
VII.
Iannc Winter, iilniiitll oilier
perwuiH or lurtlen uuktionii
cliiiinltii; any rlulil, tit lo, ea.
tuto, lion, or iiiturt'ht in tlio
rcul cHlute tloecribcil In tlio
coiiinliiliit licruin. ilofoml-
atitn, . I
Tn Ii".iuc Wiiitom, nlaoiillotliur jtotfoiu
or imrtieH unknown olnint'iiK ny rlniil
title, i-tilttli, lion, or Interoal in llio
runl fi.itulo elt'Hcrilieil in tlio coiupUiut
lioruin, Dofonilittitft
In tlio immo of tliu HtTlto of Oregon,
you ntid t'acli of jon aro lieinuy iiijulrcil
to appenr anil iinanirlluiroiiiplftlnl Hied
aifniiist )ott in tlio iboyo I'lititltvl 1 niton
or heforo tint lint duv of tlio tlnm pre.
perilled In tint ordor nf inilillcnlioii of
this aiiiutnontt, lit it : On or licfuriilliH
gixtoontli day of Ootolier, lllll, xitid dulo
l)itii(j tliooxplrntlon of tix week from
U10 (lrHt publication of IIiIh eiiinniotn,
and If you fail so to appear and annuur,
for want tliorcof, pliilntilT wll) apply to
tlio court for tlio rollof dci.iindod In tin)
complaint, towlt; for 11 ilocror divorcing
liur alnolnltdv fiotn tlio dnfnndant lunuo
Winlors, ami tlio ctto , custody, and
control ol tho minor child of tlio mar
rlntfo; mid for a ilccro.i iiittiiat all of ,on
dofundnuts dcU-rinllilnj; all clalmfl of
yuum ndverro to Ilia plaintiff in and to
tlioeo certain promise described Of
I.otB C and G in block SI In Morrison's
Addition to tho Town (now City) of
lliirna, Ilnrnoy County, Oregon, !
that it bo declared and adjudged that
you defendant!! huvo no o.ilnto or in.
toroat vhatoir In or to tho tald pre
iiiIhch, ami that tho title 1 f the plaintiff
la kooiI and ulld, nnd that jolt nil bo
forever enjnined and debarred from as
Mirllni? ntiv claim wlmtiixer In ortomtid
imnulMK, advereo to the plaintiff, and
for tnicli othur idiot as to tho court
hIiiiII 8OCI11 meet and iiKtceablti In equity.
Thla HiimmotiH la publlRhcd l)j otdtir
of Hon. Ornut Thompson, ,ltnlt;o oi'tbo
County Court of Harney County, Oro-
Kon, nindo and 01 lored ou the -nd day ol
Bopti'iubor, lllll, and tho ditto of tlio
llmt publlcallon hereof iH HoptcmU-i
'.'ml, lllll.
Chan W. Km.id,
Attomoj for riulntlll'.
Miss Stirling;
PublicStenographer
Room 7, Masonic Buildintr.
C. E. LEMAY
l'nliiliiijj, Taper llauglug, Sliru Writing
Estimntes Riven on nil classes of
such work.
AGIiNT HENRY BOSCH WALL PAPER
Headquarters nt French Hotel
ni!$M:
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
of Burns, Orcgod
"Vow Home Institution"
Our patrons,- regardless of the amount of
business done, receive every courtesy in all
matters of business intrusted to us, and
there is nothing in safe banking we cannot
accomplish
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
'DRUGS'
DISINFECTANTS!
c
LEAN UP TIME is here V have a ood stock
of disinfectants for water Kinks, cesspools, etc.,
co the proper use ot winch win saieguaru against
disease. Don't forget Ammonia when you clean house
p- for removing grease and stains from wood work. g
Azoa will kill your mice and rats, and all of their c.
... . en
neighbors.
The Welcome Pharmacy
ST A TIVNim Y :
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,
Gransteware3
Positively at Cost
I have one of the finest and m wt complete lines cf this class
of ware in the city.
INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES
G. W. CIEVENGER,
THE FURNITURE MAM.
PHARMACY
No two people are dike and no ivo prescriptions
are alike-That's why every prescription has to be '
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 us fill ioitr prescription, you will Im served
exactly right in every way.
Tke City Drug Stoi'e
REED BROS., Proprietors
'v.',''''a,-v1',"' -,fc'',fc'
'to
iaii!ai.$Periiy
vicniy of Water WL4HW.-I' u
No trouble! No work! N
cold The Farm Pump Engine
you need for tho house, dnV .
nnywhero you want it.
Works rlfjlit outdoors In rero 1
rlfilit temnoraturo uo ce-j:.cfc
heaters. Costs less tli.m n k d
much work. Suves two 1 i-n '.
grumbles about lone hoiv-i or ':
Attaches to Any Pvuu " .
? WRf ft
SU-
K4iv
,"'
t,WhsriirYouWnntEt
rapinL In the freezing
. ill 111 ido all the water
! fi. 1 . d ! -t, paattirc-
m
Ample Power for Small Mruhi
lias pulley (or numi i.f . 'iy !i.n 1 1 1
power innchlnery. IK'i'H ne .n.m
liy turning tha cronm m ' 11 itoi 1 1
the waatiliiK umclilm- uii'l wi Inijer,
(lie cum sUullcr, imm.i: null,
Crlndstono, Doci inoM all u
cbores In naif usual tinw All r.
no aalrat lo buy, C. u. '' M llr
Uo liiiiniliitlons or ilit' rmx n '
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