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Let us take our measure for a
TAILOR MADE .SUIT
They arc cheaper of you consider
quality, wearing and style
I - .... !. ..... ....l Ittnl l1.r.f ui11 cr.i.
'5V firm is askinjr for bids in mis is-, win comu, .m. u.i ..-.. ","..,
l ip for .100 more nolos and the to OrcRon an impetus that will
delivery of S00 along tlio lino. ( send the state leaping ahead in
Mr, Fellows left again yestor-1 Western history, and which will
....i.. a ti, nw i(Monnhlo the nioneor territory of
Welch and
Come in and inspect our season
able line of fabrics
Everjllifag to Var for I'coplc Who Care.
SCHENK & WILLIAM
Only High Class Tailoring
Burns, Oregon, Odd Fellows Bldg
CLEANING AND PRESSING J
m coinnan.v witu a.
H. S. Montamie, two Portland
inon. who are takluc an interest
in (lie hitr nowcr nrojoct The
Times-Herald does not know
where these jjentlem An have any
financial interest i.i the under
taking or not.
We are pleased to note the ad
vancement of this work as the
people of Burns want a good
electric light and power system
which should be followed by
water works and sewerage.
LOCAL AM) PERSON U-
XNormwcsi iu uiku
the agricultural
in
She futtcs-STmnCd.
IUI.1AN IIVUI
Would you like the Piano?
Always ready for job work.
Fresh Candies at the Burns
Department Store.
W. H. Robins was in from his'
Crow camp hojne this week
Wanted --Five pick and shovel
men wanted at the Forks of
lilitzen River. 1
SATURDAY. OCTODKR . nil
HUllSdlUPTlON RATKS-
Due T(..
Six Monthl...,
Three Montbt.
41.ee
-i.no
j ed Harney County on its agricul
tural possibilities, fine fall cli
; mate, good roads and beautiful
' scenery.
! The parties from Vale report
j the railroad work being done in
the local yards there as progress
ing rapidly and that it will pro- y ' Sid Comegys and Geo. Cawl
the Pacific
front rank
world.
Much is already being accom
plished in preliminary work. In
spite of the drawbacks of neglect
and carelessness, Central Oregon
has proved a leading factor in
the wealth of the state. Though
irrigation projects of the present
day are but abortive forerunners
of what is to come, gigantic crops
of grain and other farm products
have been raised, and transport
ed in the most primitive methods
to the railroads leading to tide
water. Dry-farmmg has been
brought to a state of develop
ment unequaled elsewhere; and
the few watered valleys have
yielded loturns of surprising
profit.
The greatest output of Central
Oregon, however has been live
stock. One company alone, in
LOOK OVER IRRIGATION PROJECT.
TnnnrH Pnlo nnd C. B. Mc-
Connell came through from Vale sion up the Malheur River.
bably be completed witnin an
other month. There is no ques
tion in the minds of any one in
specting the work but that it is
being put in as a part of and for
the purpose of a western exten-
Mr.
our visitors
first of the
this week and a party of five in
vestigating the Silvies River Ir
rigation project The start was
made from Vale in two automo
biles, an Oakland driven by Ford
Grimes the engineer in charge,
has repeatedly said that his in
structions were to prepare the
local yards there in such a man
ner as to take care of the exten-
iicld were among
from Narrows the
week.
The ice wagon is now open for
dray work and makes its stand
at the Hissner corner. When it
is not there leave your orders on
on the slate and they will bo at
tended to.
STUDY STATE BUILDING
of Ontario who brought his load sum work-, l nese improvements
through in fine shape, but the ' r0 extended west and include a
car driven by Emory Cole was , concrete onage wuie enougn ior
disabled on the other side of , five tracks.
Beulah and a couple of his pas-
sengers were compelled to come GOOD WORK AT POWER SITE,
through on the stage. i
On the run in the party was J. D. Fellows and
shown the Harney Valley lands i Faulkner came down from the
under the project and while here ; Emigrant creek power site Tues-
trips were made to the different , day where work is progressing, of new settlers and farmers. It
dams and reservoir sites. The i quite rapidly under the direction i is felt that every advantage
outside people left Friday noon ! of Mr. Wheeler. A large force should be given these prospective
for a quick run to Boise, where , of men are on the work and the , empire builders, however, and so
the engineer accompaning the ' dam will reach across the canyon
party will make his report to the ' in another ten days. The work
Eastern people. They expressed of reinforcing at the bottom will
themselves as very well pleased then be undertaken. Half the
with the extent and character of poles for the transmission line
the lands here, and compliment- have been cut and peeled and the' it is realized that the farmers
ljl0, Harney County, has marketed
troin zv,vw to ;su,uuu neau or
rnttln nnnunllv. The stock has
A. A. Tipton and Dick Noble I boo1 drivcn from tllL range3 to
were in the city tlio first of this raih-oail shippiiif; points at Ontar
weekfrom the Venator ranches, i io .uul sh.u,iko aml to Winno-
muca, across the Idaho state line.
Aside from the output of this
concern, hundreds of individual
stockraisers have sent their prime
'cattle, sheep and horses to ship
jping points beyond the range
wilderness.
1 Perhaps the most notable aid
so far given Central Oregon by
Portland citizens and business
men has been in connection with
the livestock trade. Individual
1 stockraisers of ten lack funds with
'which to purchase stock for their
ranges. Realizing that financial
assistance extended thee men is
actual aid in the development , '
' the business of Central Oregon,
the Portland Cattle loan Company
has become a worthy example of
constructive business enterprise.
This concern loans the stock
breeder money with which to
purchase cattle for his range,
and the farmer to buy hogs,
charging but a low rate of inter
est, and waiting until the stock
is marketed before asking repay
ment. Though the financial pro
fits of the company are small,
the development of the small
range into a large one, and the
increase of business, makes the
(Continued from page 1.)
may obtain basis training in the
crafts pertaining to soil and crop
culture.
The fulfillment of these plans,
it is hoped, will draw to Central
Engineer' Oregon what is, after all. the
most necessary of all develop
ment forces, namely, thousands
' thn Irtt.inl flunninn Tl1 ifl j" ,
lilt; iuiiai vi ivii uv ciufjiuijiit
Leacue is laying initial stress
upon the more general needs of
the section. With everything in
the nature of assistance provided
f
WE
HAVE
IT
HERE
plan thoroughly worth while from
all view points.
Mnnv other such enterprise,
involving financial aid coupled
with sound business met hods,
can be developed in connection
with the growth of Central Ore
gon. It is help such as this that
is desired from Portland's busi
ness men by the Central Oregon
Development League; and it was
with the view to make such as
sistance the more readily availa
ble that many of the tentative
plans were promulgated at tnc
October meeting of that body.
Those who attended the conven
tion at Bums were unusuallv im
pressed with the resources of the
country, and became enthusias
tic boosters for the region.
The gateway to Central Oregon
is the Deschutes River, which
empties into the Columbia a Tew
miles above The Dalles. Up the
canyon of this stream for a dis
tance of 110 miles, branches of
the Hill and Harriman roads
climb the water grade to the
prairies in the interior of the
state. From these lines branches
will extend to all sections of the
interior empire, while a road
crossing the state transversely
from east to west will intersect
these lines in Harney County.
Not only does the Deschutes
furnish the means of ready ac
cess to the region described
above. but its steady How through
out the year will furnish untold
electric energy for power and
lighting in the towns and com
munities already springing into
life in this land of promise. The
Deschutes, in its mad rush to the
Columbia, has more latent pow
er than the combined American
and Canadian falls of Niagara.
The construction of suitable hv-
dro-electric generating stations,
together with the stretching of
transmission lines, will turn Cen
tral Oregon into a second South
eastern Washington, the wer
lines of which furnish the isolat
ed ranchers with light for their
homes, horsepower for their farm
ing machinery, and ready com
cunication with all other jwints
of the county.
Central Oregon, however, is
destined to outdistance in every
way the similar territory in the
neighboring state. Washington's
growth in fact, is pointed to as
but a sample of what the future
has in store for Oregon. And it
is to bring to early completion
this noble destiny that the Cen
tral Oregon Development League
is now devoting its efforts.
e
Ill Will nil ! H
Brown's Satisfactory Stor
LOWER PRICES
v vL
t new&f;
ATUHIJA
, V 'J5JT
nJ"WT
Loc
We are-in a position to make you ul1
price than any quotation submitted to iSSSt
by ;my Harney County merchant, ir
us iho list. We will sell under it. ThiS(Jffi
includes STUDEBKER WAONS, BUGGI
aanaeCTESBgftraimnm offl.c?'
,Sprsgu
) leWint
eur cou
Irs. 1. 3
1 and
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is. etc;
g and
tndgHn(
tmsBre
-m Ft:8n
. JriptoO
HV Hair Opened Otlicvs in tl,( y(lf jyjj
liuildinu in Hums, and are ftcpmpr
)b. Spr
1p A Furnish Accurate, Rtfjjf
" and Complete Abslralf
Title to all Lands in NanwKE'ia
'.OMfA
Buy and Sell Real ISsta1
Larffc and Small Traciyf
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lll BURNS. OREa0
wumnmw m ii -. . . wjm awm.
Vppulnli'icnl ul AdmlnUlfoliir
In Ilia inalu-rol lh htl.,nl H"rn I!
MK'lure, IH-oiiumhI .
Xotlc ia livrvhy ghrn "' Mf,ll'r
dt Ihf Cowxty Court ol Hie fUto of t lr. -Kon
for lUnH'y;Oontjr. ltlv inili hii.I
iil.rtl on the IMhiUy of Urtuhor. lull,
Ili HiutralmHl wa Ily ixlnidl l
mlnlmrHtor ol thu liatt l Many It.
MiClims JHvtl. All rin haunit
.lim ui!lni lli above eal t- r" In-"
ty imliHeJ to iriiit tlin tame, rnll.l
a liy Uw rniuivil. ti tlie nuliri;iii.l
at t.awan. Ortfg"ii wllliin -u H"
(r,ni the ilate Imrtol, uii'I lhl u lfi
.IkUhI ! Jll ilny ( tviolier. I'II
I,.iU ,!mivi. iliulullrti r
Everything" that our long exprience has found needed by people of
THE HAHNEY VALLEY GOUi8TOY
Build Up Your Own Town and Comtnunity
by trading1 with your home merchants
LUNABURQ, DALTON & CO.
have established and will maintain an up to date department store.
A few of the thousands of articles carried in stock enumerated below
Dry Goods Wares of all kind Entertainment
A Complete Line of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS including
Ladies Cloaks, Waists, Skirts, Sweat
ers, Shawls, Hand Bays, Beds and
Bedding, Undermuslins, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Corsets and Corset Covers.
Gent's Supplies
The Most Complete and Up-to-Date
Gents' Furnishing Dep'l.
Men and Boys Suits and Overcoats;
Socks, Neckties, Collars and Cud's.
Cuff Buttons and Links, New Stock
of Working and Dress Shirts, Hats,
Caps, Gloves, Underwear Suspenders,
Levi Strouss and "Boss of the Road"
Overalls. Jumpers, Linen Dusters.
Rubber foot wear, Rubber clothing.
Drugs, Oils, Etc.
We mention here a few of the very
things carried in this department.
Perfumery, Face Powder, Creams and
Solutions, Toilet Articles, Blue Vitro,
Formaldehide, Chloride Lirne, Turpen
tine, Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricating
Oils, Stock and Poultry Foods, Insect
Powders and all Household Remedies.
Pure California Wines, Grape Juice
and Liquors for household purposes.
Pure, denatured and wood alcohol.
Sal soda. Paints and oils.
Prices Reasonable.
Are so representative in character
that it is possible to furnish your home.
WOODENWARE Brooms, Brushes,
Willow Ware, Water Bags, Barrels
and Kegs and chopping bowls, etc.
QUEENSWARE-Fine China. Cut
Glass, Silver Deposit Ware, Mirrors,
Cooking Utensils, Pottery, Lamps.
HARDWARE-Nails, Garden Tools,
Rope, Cuttlery -Full line of Tinware
Barb wire, staples, roofing, fruit jars,
capajand rubbers; steel traps; Cold
Blast and dashboard lanterns.
JEWELRY - Clocks, Watches, Stick
Pins, Belt Buckles, Chains, Fobs.
Headquarters Sport
ing Goods, Guns, Am
munition Fishing and
Camping Outfits.
Tents, Tarpaulians &
Wagon Covers.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We are proud of this depurtment and
can give satisfaction to allMen,
Women and Children. We carry the
celebrated Buckingham & Hechl line.
CORD WOOD
All Honorable Competition Met.
For family, friends and yourself if
you purchase a PHONOGRAPH with
RECORDS. We have them in stock.
Children's Dep't
Our Children's Department is so
complete that we can furnish your
little ones from top to toe. We have
not overlooked the Dolls and Toys.
Groceries
Of all kinds - Flour, Bacon, Lard,
Honey, Grain, Grass Seed, and Feeds,
all kind of Farm Produce, Fresh Fruit
and Vegetables, Evaporated Fruits.
Special Articles
.Umbrellas, Parasols, Trunks, Valises,
Suit Cases, and Uuttericlc Patterns.
STATIONARY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Banquet candles, Notions, Confectionaries,
Gasoline mantles and globes, Cobblers outfits,
lialf-soles and tacks, Tobacco and cigars.
Grain and Wool Bags, Sack and
Under Twine
Your Business Solicited.
NO TICK FOH l'lUIUCATItiN
UNITED hTATK.t l."imnii f.
llurai, Oregon, October B. ln i
Notice I, hereby KlTeu tbut llrr lluwall, i(
Ilurni OrfKon. who, on lulr.il. I ma.li
llomcutead entry No 27U, rll No u.tHj. fur
I.ott l.2and. Sec. 2.Ti. tf.,Kn 11 K . Wll
lamette Meridian, hai nlwl tioiire of intention
to make Final Flve-Yaar I'mof, to .'tut.
IlilicUlm to the lam! above item rltxl I
lorr the Kcicllter anil Hiwelrrr at Hiirnn. orr
Kon mi iliu 2Mh "Ujrot .Noieitr, I'll
uimant natnee ai wllnriiie
ly li uwlllir, K K. (Iwnler. il ar t aii'lil. r
Ira Ullaliii, nil of Hurim fifes"!!
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PASTIHE
POOL HALL
Hissner Building
New llruiiswua-llal.e M Tables
CIGARS, TOIUCCO. I1PI5, Ulc
lr l.ii.plotmriil I'.nriMii. II )n
wmitH witiiiii"all limml !!i(i'i,r
If .m Hunt liwlp e nr M tl.f
'plnilii'
IIInnNKK A JOHN-TON, I'ffipla
i
TO
T( Write Five Insurance b hjfi
ft Stronijesl Old I-ine ConjnBert
rRAYED
8,000 acre tract irrigated la.orand
on.rigl
best in Central Oregon-- 5
Y Hath:
class colonization project. nWit
) Ladi
AH liusincsH Intrusted To I'h Jh nect'a
Prnmpt and Careful Attvniw JoUiEl!
4, in en.
aatudy
MOTHERSHEAD&DOifl
Rooms I and f Masonic ihiildin? ", c
Jv,
Clem
rB.
Call
orders
Vo NiUi
I usfio
S toy's Restaurant
and Bakery
NoriCIC KOIt I'l'HLIOATION
UMTirTAii! Uifnurm , i
Ilurni, OreKon.UrlnlMr l, Mil
Sutiie ! henbr Klrcn that William Kuhn,
Ilurni. Oregon, who, on tlarrli'il, mm maile
bnranteajentrr .Vo.UIW.lor SWKHiw JH.Tp
11 H . RanneX! K.. Willamette Mirliltau hai tile. I
...II .. 1.. .. f ... .. i,ial. flaiail I'llHlMlllll I
llUillU III lUldllalUU " '"! HMI a 'Mill-- I .... , ., ., ... ., ,,
turn l'roof, lu rilablliti rlaltn to the 'ao.l , I lilrd ilimr ."Mtlltll lilo MlMlter lllllldlltg
hue dticrlbel, t-eloru the llKllr ami H
nlierat Ilurni, Orvfon, on the Wlh ! of
Nuvrmber Ull.
) laltnantnamti m MrllntiH-
Jamci fillbert, Ullllm ilorrlion. HiuImTi
Jobiiion, William Krlike, all of llatin-jr. Oru
Kon
ttx Krb llegliiit
US3C
I'rivatf instructitms in
vuiuii ana fiHiuw lusno
sw',si"BiT:rr""' 'Youngs Meat Market h
Has ii full line of TSi
MRS. McIIOSK
Studio 'r 'I'lif Tiitn"-liTiilil
J. I:. MOV. I'riritiir
l.tmclios, .short order, pics, lircml,
cukes, etc. etc.
I'AiMII.Y TRADI: SOI.ICI'I l-I).
Wm0m8Mk
Wn
riRa!ri5rr Trufli
OSSfCr I YBHIterCa
r Canj
ztnrl visit
a. Bo
GENERAL HARVEST
ire con
:hnrgo'
S
Centra
Gel our Prices on Groceries, liaii
CASH WILL GBT BARGAINS
THE BU.iNS DEPARTMENT STORE
Is Now Reached via Deschutes Mranch
OregonWasliing(on Railroad & Navigation Co.
For both ruHKongor and I'Yoifjht Tnillic to nnd from Mud
das, MetoliiiH, Culver, Opal Cit.y, llcdmoiid, Moml
and other Central Oregon point.
(J ii n i) u i, u
I.v. 0iIOIly H If. A. M.
I.v Mtslollllii Hill ,. M.
I.v. Slmmt j:ijo A 1
Ar. Dwttlinlmi ,1 j;f, i
Ar. Tliu l)all j ;ir, p, ,
Ar. I'ortliiml A : t3 1. M
i.v ionium 10.00 A.M.
t.v. Tim nllo I :I0 I'. M,
I.v. I)iB(:lititra Jc I :H0 I At.
Ar. Madrao ft:IBl' AI.
Ar, .MetoliiiH II 00 1' AI.
Ar OrmlOlty (j::io . ,
Auto and regular Hume connection., at La Pine, Fort Itock.SilvorLiilu',
Pnneville, Hurrm, Klamath Falls and other inland poiniH.
The Direct, Quicfc and Natural Ron I a between Port
land and All Points in Central Oregon
CM mi miy O -V It .V N ,Kiit for liifortiiutioit ilimln.), ,)r ml t(.H
WM. McMURllA Y
flKNI'iMI. l'A-H,Nlj It Adl'.N'l
roltTI.ANI). OIIDdi ,N
THE SILVER DOLLAR
Wholesale and Itelail
LIQUOR and WINE HOUSE
Imported and Domestic
WINES, WHISKYS, BRANDIES, GIN, BEER, file.
C. A- BEDELP,, Burns, Oregon
ut.c
Burns Meat MaiL-t ;,
II. .1. MANSION, I'roprl-.tor
Beef, Pork, Veal, Mut
Sausage, Bologna, Iiq
Headcheese, Wienerwuf
mid iiviti'i'itiim,. : .. '!.... ,.i...,., M..11I Mat"-
' 'j '""jH '" ,l ill ni niinn jjslwaj
'in,vpmntit.. aCl
Wholesale and
Prompt and Satisfactory Sei
During Fair Week.
ejjy
RetvM
THE WINDSOR
HAKUITON & STONKK. Pr..)"1 jfi
Tonsorial Parlors-Slife
;M
HairCiitting andjjg
m 1 ' mm m m
KcatoH ffw u,.i.. ..11 ..: 1 Mi..i. i..iMfliieli( "5S
"im, 1111 nici'M mm riit'it ii ira
''"KtliH. i)i-l..i, yn,.,,,, ,,.. f..i tllHonU-rod flto"1" ,jI
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IUIIUIII "- , ,-b
Any 0110 dwiirin HhiIoh addrcHH
W. A. Ford of J. 0. AlhorKon,
Alhoi-Kon, OniKon,
a'SS
Pov Halo DJ' " u'