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IT'S A GAME
The eloths jmni f jut liK nu.v til.ln-r
piling niih trt t!.i mm- ? ) rWJl foiei
IiliivVini.:' " i.
..iti-f.iftli ' mik' iiiliilfiii-i" an a! stnki'.
Yin i'l.i fur -. t i-fjii ut i in nut' iiinho Mini we
phiv fur.Mtii'- ? 1 1f t i ii-. mi ii-' ;i IIip msiki'rs.
. !hic . vi,!ii,.ijt liu' of fnbricn fur
spring ami summer for oii to look our.
Evcrythinu New in Styles and Ideas.
Tin : ten who wt'iir oiir elothfs tp Urn
luft tiiMscois rtcran find.
Conn? in ntnl ploy u hand in our lit t It
chenk & Williams
MERCHANT TAILORS - LEADING CLOTHIERS
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
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Tonawama Theatre wa. 'imply
packed last night with an .wj.
tionally appreciate r :ttli "i.i.; to
witness the prodnctiuM - i"..c d hy
the the Ladies' Afte- v. n Club
for die henofit of the puiilic lib
rary. Ilwa-'ir f tlvb i .n
tertainnvnts e. r utr. mptd a id
war veiy . uco..s;fuh earrk-d
out. The ladii a i'n rliar (.' f the
entertainment v. . '. 1 'wd ind
areentitliHltu thvprai . 'trd con
gratulations tl -it ", r. -l ..
upon titcmby tiuif in- .y fri
The excellf it . luipnunt of
Tonawania a- no mill factor
in making the atf:ii" a . ii.rfss, j
the stage eTcwU. ! i, 'eep-'
tionally good. . Thi p :n . the'
entertainment was KmUiI after '
by Stage Manager (';-) Vle-(
of Tonawania onJ '.auc' ercditis
due him and thv Iiom1. There
were ten change f so ii' dur-i
ing the evi.nii.rf a.i-I Mr. W.-lkcr
ioiialJgJshiLj
very short iHATals b. tv . en. j
woman, it brought the liouse
down.
The living pictures, eight in
number, were particularly pleas
ing features and some of the
poses very difficult. Miss Leila
Egli posed as "Spring"; Mrs. C.
B. McConnell, "Summer"; Miss
Josephine Locher, "Autumn";
Mrs. W. L. Blott. "Winter" ;Mrs.
H. Kolley, "Duchess of Devon
shire" Miss Agnes Miller, "Red
Uovses," Ebworth Egli, Carl
W.-lU-r, Julian 15yrd, "Spirt o"
'7t"; Mr.-. W. L. Marsden. Chas.
. Ellis, Mii-ian McConnell and
V Abridge Geary, "Home Keep
ing Hwirts." The pictures were
accompanied by appropriate vocal
s.m nnd musical selections.
Ms. firmbold's work at the
piano w.is up to her usual oxcel
U iic.- and Uie violin aokm by Mrs.
.Do.lgi' higlily appreciated.
Fallowing is the complete pi-raBi:
ru& Uponing Overture - Piano Duet
rjs.,-1 Airs, uomuoiu, inss t'unngton
Farce Comedy- "A Kachelor's
Biiby." An Artist. Piatt T.
Randall; His Sweetheart, Le
lahL'gli; His I-nndlady, Mrs.
Purintfton; The Officer, Frank
Biivpy; Babv's Mother, Mrs.
Miller.
Yblin Solo - - - Mrs. Dodge
S- -L d ;tnd Choruses "ThoSpring
Ma'd." 1. "The Loving Cup,"
M .Ttle Irving and cliorua. 2.
Irfit Tut'-Hla.- arurn-Kin wi ie
3' I water uwrs along Silvias
Hiver ' t' t ai Hi. i'.urt luiuse and
i-lf ru I -i ttinpn-,". ir;,ania
Hmi and a e ill 'r been 'ent oui
for Tg't":d' ' ! iaitliv- t-iiiiie
place thi- att. niein to jK-rfeet
the oiyauizatio.i ami make it per
mainMit.
Thi:; step was t..ai at the
siirTiioa f the State Engineer
to t pedite matters in the final
adjudication of the water rights
along the stream which is to fie
taken up this spring by the State
Board. It should have the hearty
support of all the water users as
it is the first step toward the
change in alFairs in this county
and the forerunner of big irriga
tion projects that are to take hold
of the water and distribute it
over this great Vn'loy.
, up U-. uoiui.h an charily dur
ling Chmtnw we.k, nor do thoy
l.ivl. imifYa.iriMnl lllill t( (lllVOto
their professional services to
.charity. We are all liberal in
Ibis city in this respect but too
much is expected, it seems, from
some and they fail to appreciate
' what is doiie.
Tonawama is not occupied nil
the time and there are intervals
when public benefits may be giv
en that will in no wise interfere
with ona's bread, for such func
tions are always liberally patron
ized ttud with concessions from
the house just as much money
can be made for the purpose intended.
TRUCKS ARE ON RPAD.
W. S. Lockwood has been in
the city since Wednesday becom
ing acquainted with the business
men and talking freight. Mr.
Lockwood i has taken charge of
the auto trucks and they are now
on the road between here and
Bend having struck some soft
road over and Silver creek. They
are delayed there but are expect
ed in today.
Mr. Sawhill did not complete
the deal by which he had expect
ed to take the active control of
the big freighters and Mr. Riggs,
the Packard agent, made a deal
with Mr. Lockwood who will con
duct the business. He hopes to
be making regular trips in the
near future. About 35 tons of
freight is now at the Bend ware
house for the machines.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. E.
rows.
Shafer is up from Nar-
"Hug I Ltaa a iJtrutiE. Face,"
Ludwig Johrewn and chorus,
The farce e...ii:d " IJ.tv.ho-
lor's Baby," cn.at. d a J t of fun
and put the hoi., iii ; hum r.
The selections fr- m tin- per.
"Spring Maid" v.'o v ll ren
dered. Mis.-- Mvrtl. Iri-i"- tak
ing the boloin "The L u.i' Cup"
mostadmirul'K and '... i . 1 gen
erous applaud. Mr.' Jdiiitsun's
renditionlof "II.. v. I L .v. a J'ivtty
Face" was highly appr. uuh d.
Mrs. J. L. Gault "j-. t! i ..1
part in "Fuuntahi r.k" vwth her
usual excellencf and th men's
chorus 'PhvC Fwinfiin Fay Pro-
tivc' lnsUtutio!."w'hicb f.illow-
the chorus semi d to l.-uw ry
mucl). It was li 1.. wid full (f
action, the ludio? '..nning in the
rear and keeping time with.the
music with a sin-de fii- drill,
finally leaving t'.t si cwith tho
gentjomt-n. "Tj Little Love
Beas," duet by Mis, Hazol Cezud
and Julian By nl was Wv II nceiv
ed. Miss Ha 1 1 1: i a w..t girl
ish voice and is a na'U'dborn
little actrusb. Mrs. Millar tuok
a severe culd at tin last Moment
and was nnalde t . :
ip "Day Fin uins" ,
great diHUjjiui n
chorus work w-, hue
time with t!i muif
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all :.
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was a
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piaff
fully.
The little Mi'!.Lui.! dancers
ware gexjcriusly civ urcd and the
little ladies wro n.ntn Ikd to re
spond until they vkt.' .11 ' ul of i
brestlu j
1 JA'ho blafk faeo Viunt" nirej
a docjdod hit and wli. n the my
Plnttand "Cuiley'' . ; an sing-,
ing "You ifci.-iifiii ItM" t.j
Chaphi, who4ay '!. s. d ah a'
wig
). "Fountain Fay." -Mrs. Ja;-.
L. Gault and chorus. 1. "The
FoiniLain Fay Protective Insti
tuti.n," Mens Chorus. 5.
Duet -'TwoUttlc Love Bees,"
Hazel C(zad and Julian Byrd.
G. "Day Dreams," Mrs. Irving
Miller and chorus.
Highland Dancers, Misses Smith,
TupUer and Miller.
Overture - - - Mrs. Dodge
IJhck Face Sketch, Chapin, Ran
dall and Potter.
Living Pictures "Spring," Bau
guereau; "Spring Song, " Men
delssohn, Mrs. Dodge and Mrs.
Rembold. "Summer," Boden
housen; "Summer is Singing
for Me," Bailey, Mrs. A. C.
Welcome. "Autumn," Benner;
"Good Bye," Tosti, Mrs. Jas.
L. Gault. "Winter;" "Snow
Flakes," Coiven, Mrs. James
L. Gault. "Duchess of Devon
shire," Gainnborough; "Be
cause I Love You, Dear," Haw
Icy, Mr. Darold Potter. Red
ItoSt.a; "My Lore is Like a
Red, Red Rose,' Hastings, Mrs
Janiv L- Gault. "Home Kcc
ing Hearts are Happiest," W.
L. Taylor; "Home, 8wt
HiMrte." Bishop, Mrs. William
Fame. "Spirit of '76." 117-
lard; "Star Spangled Banner, "
Mrs. Jamea L. Gault.
Chorus - Mosilamee Gault, Miller.
Welcome. Misses Ruby and
Hukne Dalton, Irving, Puring- j
bm, CuzatL Messra. Randall,
, Johnson, Potter. Waldo and
Henry Geer, Reed. Smith,
Dyrd.
Mrs. G. A. Rembold, accompanist.
PIANO KHCITAL
The piano pupils of Mrs. Mc
Hose will give a r cital this af
ternoon at three o'cIkL at her
studio. (Inly pupils are t he
present, -j iuh u. the first or a
series of trial reciuh t!iat w ill
be given etich month in preiura
tion f.r the public recital which
will be gje-i in June. The fol
lowing is tN? pregram:
French Child's Song -
Maiuk Gropp.
(a) The So.jg Sparrtiw.
Chipa King.
(b) The Soldiers
WooDBRiDcn Geary.
In Happy Mood - - - - Behr
Taylor Huston
May Time - - Hannah Smith
Noua Martin.
tWderhTrtanrtsihislTee"
Gwendolen Lampshire.
Waltz - - William McHose.
March - Trilby Wiiittakeu.
The Musical Clock
Violet Terrill.
- Behr
Sfenuct
BALL AT TONAWAAIA THURSDAY.
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ARCHIE McGOWAN
"THE LAM) MAN"
Always Ready For Business
Can Sell Your Land
Can Handle Relinquishments
On Good Claims
It might pay you to see him if
you have anything to sell
The "St. Patrick's" dance ad
yertised for next Friday night
has been changed to Thursday
night instead owing to other
social functions that conflicted.
This is the first formal dancing
party under Tonawama manage
ment and is planned rather more
elaborate than is usual. It will
be a public ball and very hand
some souvenir programs will be
furnished the dancers. Another
feature will be the serving of
fruit punch free to the guests
and a smoking apartment with
diversion fur gentlemen who do
not desire to dance all tho num
bers. There will also be a lady
attendant in the diessing room.
iras is not an invitation Dan as
some would infer by receiving an
announcement through the mail.
It is a public ball, the only re
striction being thai the guests
be ladies and gentlemen. No
Ijoisterouaness will be allowed
and no one under the influence
of intoxicants will be permitted
t mingle with the guests.
Toimwana rc-prcmtH a eon-sidorujdj-
.investment ami tht
management ik entith d to some
revenue from the money it re
presents. The policy of the
house was published at its open
ning and it will he carried out.
Tonawama in at the service of
the public and the management
is ready to make concessions to
I public benefits and societies with
in roason. However, tho regular
holiday dates are not tho proper
limes for such concessions. No
one agks the storekeeper to give
Get a safety Incubator of W.
T, Smith ho simply guarantees
them and is here on the ground
to make them good. No oil, no
explosion, and hatch as many of
the eggs a3 any machine on
earth.
Robert M. Duncan in this is
sue of our paper announces his
candidacy for the republican
nomination as tho candidate for
ototrict attorney. Mr. Duncan
is a member of tho law firm of
McCulloch, Soliss & Duncan, and
has been a deputy district at
torney in Malheur county for
more than three years. Last
year when Mr. McCulloch was
unable to attend court here, Mr.
Duncan came over to assist the
local deputy, and while here
mado many warm friends. He
p an cnergejyc, clean and capa
ble oumr man; experienced and
well qui. lilied to fill the ofticc to
which he aspires. Should there
be no candidate for the office in
Harney county tho members of
his party wili rally strong to his
support. Mr. Leonard's private
business would sul'rer should he
decide to mntti the race ami
this ho must consider. It is not
dflinitily known whether Mr
Leonard will come or not, but if
he should dectdfe to keep out Mr.
I D:incan will have a large sup
port among tho republicans of
this county.
Ltdi. t of Burn? are invited to
CiiH at the home of Mrs. H. M.
Horton and see samples of the
Spirella Ccrscti.
Rentes for -sale, all sizes and
engths, price vO cents perfect.
Any one desiring Reatos address
W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alborson,
AJborsnn. Oregon.
Egg-, frnn loading varieties
standaul l.cd poultry, express
prepaid, $2.00. Write for circu
lar. Simpsnn's Pheasant Farm,
. .-" -CorvaUJ., Oregon.
Strayed on Stolen From
Andy Folksteid's place. Riddle
mountain, in Happy Valley, be
tween June 1 and 20, 1911. One
black mare mule with red mealy
no3e, four years old, branded
with qur.rter circle over B on left
stifle; and vent on left shoulder
with bar through S; weigh-) about
1,100 pounds. One bay mare,
weight 1.000 pounds, circle S
on left shoulder, 3 and bar under.
$10.00 reward for their return or
information leading to their re
covery. DALLA TURNER,
Diamond, Ore.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
2J inch Studbaker Wagon,
$75.00; sells for $05.00. 2i inch
Studebakor Wagon, $80.00; sells
for $100.00. Studebaker Buck
board, $105.00. sells for $125.00.
Studebaker Single Buggies,
$50.00; sells for $100.00. These
goods must be sold at once.
N. BROWN & SONS, Agents.
Don't be Like Smith.
When Smith died the people
hoard that he left oycryitiinir he
had to tho Orphan Asylum. They
admired him and praised him.
Then, when they heard that he
left nothing but twelve children
they changed their minds. I here
is no more sacred duty than pio
trntUiL' our family. The surest
way to do this is to insure your
life in a reliable company. Other j fif
investments may go wrong, i
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Oregon Life is our foremost Com- Ky
pany in this stntc. Let mo help
you get protection for your family t
E. C. Egglkston, I
Dis t. Manager
.'Results County
por the liberal patronaRc we
have received durliiKycnr, I'H
WI3 UXTI2ND OUR THANKS
The nnst year's business for
,v-'ic jiiiv m-eviniis year in
our business history.
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ni-wfcaiMKw- MNMnA
Tlllfttfa' A1UST BE A REASON
Nodihtliictlon made All treat
ed alikeBest tfoodsohtalnahle
'RlCns..l2ASONAUE
Wa have homethlnjf to offer
after stock taking ami want
you to cull early after Jan Vy 1
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SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of llui Sitilo t Ore
con tor llnrnry County.
O. II I.i-oiiaril, rirtiiitlll',
Mi.
A. M. Younp.'Defentl.int.
To A. K. VouiiKi Deti'iiiliiiil :
In tho imimiot tlio Stutu uf Oregon,
you are riHiulmJ to appoar nnil nnswor
lliu (oinphiiiit In thualMiVK ontlllwl 8iilt
uIHiImhU till wcoka from tho tl.ito ut
Qrht piiblivielviii o( MiIh Biiniiuoivy, niul if
j on (all fo to n8wer, for want thorcof y
llui 1'iaiiittir will apply to tho Conn (or w
tint relief pral for iti hi roiiiilnliii, ut
to.vit I t.
Fur jnvlgnipnt Kalnt jon for tho ftiiu A
of L'ai .40 itli 8 i)r fnt intori'Bt then1- VT
on from April -".), 11)10, loH tho mini of
75.00 naii Julv 10. 1U10. ami ;m.uo ni- vro
torney'g fto;
For tho further mini of f.VJl'.GO with H
tier cent interest thcrcou from Mnv -2. v.
11)00, less the sum of $MO.OC pnhl on
May ao, l'JtO, nnil fV18 20 paid on
I)eccnil)erLU,H110,niut the suinof 50.0ti
attorney's fee thereon;
For the further sum of $31.00.00 with
10 percent Interest t heron from the 2fth
tiny of April, l'JIO, nml $ 130.00 tutor
nev's fee;
For the further sum of S 1000.00 nml
$100 00 attorney's fee thereon;
And ajso lor n'decree foreclesing: thnt
certain lnortKiiKe made nnd executed hy
you to I'luintill on April L"J. 1010, u
the U. 35 feet of the W. 05 lect of I.t
in Illock 5. nnd the Ii. SIS feet if the V
m reel or i.oi I in diock ., in me -iiy , ... l l
nflturn. Hnrnrr. Coiintr.OrrL'en: Voro Cold. I WaS rCCOmillCIUlCa
Also loreeloMnjr that certain mortKiKe t t,.y Chaiuheilain's Cotlgll
made and executed by you on the '-'J day " " w ,. . ,
of. May 1009. tootle' Joseph Sturtevaiit. Heilicdy, Illttl helOl'0 ft BiniUI UOt-
nntl nssiKned to I'laintUT on Lots I, 2, 7 ' ,) ..,.. rtnislinil he was as Well
.Si 8 in Illock 14, in the City ot Hums, ,, ,, .,.,,
llnrney County, OreRon; ,aS CVCf," Writes Mrs. II. blllte,
Sydney aus-
is for side
8 Durinq January February Double Trading Stamps J
RBxar m mr mn' mrzxa' "jaw b " -a- -v
wffm&msm&stesm
fJUFtNS, OREGON.
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Seedrye-C. 11. Davis, Harney,
Oregon.
Foil SAl.u-Hlack .Porchcron
Stallion, 5 yenra old in spring.
"us Gol1 papere.-Claude McGee.
"My little son had a very so-
HiJIWi inwiiriTtf fi f 'Ti-Tt- ill IT' '
aiso loreeiosins u aiccriniii " ""K H) DoWllIlg StfCCt,
(MvofAnrit. luio. to I. c. Uyrd and F. . tralia. This remedy
ri- i .; i .. Tiil .. :tr . ... ... .. .
the NE of Sec. SO. Twp. 2a S., Knnj-c. UJ ,l" UC'"LIS"
31. E. V. M.; Lots 1.2. 7 & 8 in Illock
I V in the City of Hums, Harney County,
OrvKen: nnd that certain band of horses
i'BTITIO.N I'OK LigUOR 1.ICU.NSH.
helonuinu' to you nnd consisting of
al'out CO head, consisting of mnres
KeldiiiKS. colts nnd horses, lirimd I '0 u,tf ti.-iderslgmol li-gil vilrr of
edY on left hind lee; , , I)fw.,.,. M.y C'.mi.H . Slat.- of
ai.ii inrprin!KTinnr rrrini i iiinrii'nL'c
... .v .v. ,...,.. .f. ......... " .. w T. I
made nnd executed liy you to Mitchell.
Lewis & Stnver Co. on the 0th day of
Septemlxr 1910, and assigned to I'lnin
titT. upon the NEi of Sec. 30., Twp. 23
S., RniiRC 31 15. W. M.; Lots 1, 2, 7 & 8
in Illock 14: the B. 35 ft. of the V. (15
fV in..Lo ? I,.Ioc.k 5' J?",',1, l,lc 'i:l? ft ,of Comity, .st. t of Ormron, for th. ino.t
the . CO ft. in Lot . Illock G. in the , six'Monllis, u in duly hound wo will
IV, ... t.mili, iuuuo s.u,,n,,u,vsv,..,(ivcr .,,,
ml nlon itnnn All rf lt lutrdllMrll I
ti4 4fU uiiuii tti tt VIIV IIMKIIIIIII
OrrK"ti, rospo.tfnlly l tltlim tm Hon.
t oniny Court of llnrnoy t'r-iimy U"o ft
On ton, to (,'iant h l.lcv-uiw to Uwn M. r
inuiilol'o tvi mII pintuou', Mali tnl
VI is LlrinofM hi lu ipimititiMi than
oiio ualloii in Penio I'rnoiiicr, iiitrucy
UNPRECEDENTED SUIT SALE!!
jtft,& EVKUin the hUory of LOCAL MUUCIlANmslMi
Hi have you utvn i.uch a rare offer in msde-tomea: .n
clothes fot m-n.
--sbns that sou) roi
SI 8.00 now afoinir at ,S13
i a it
22.50
28.00
35.00
Uvery suit made from ptmi wool
under our guaranty of perfection.
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Come now.
elect your fabtic;( and hive your suit madf up
in the advanced tyles now orfdtapluy for nexi
Spring and Summer. Two-piece suits proportion
arely less.
E. B. REED & SON
proerty inortKaKeu and clcscnlvcd
therein;
And for his costs nnd dishurseuiciits in
this suit; and for such other and further
relief ns to equity tuny pertain.
Tins summons is puhlNhed in The
Times-Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lished and of ireneral circulation in Har
ney Conty, Oregon, by nn order of the'.
Honorable Urant iliompson, bounty
JiuIkc of Harney County, Oregon, duly
marie nnd entered Iierein'on the 9th daj
of March. 1912; which saiil order direct
ed that this summons be published for n
period of six weeks; the first publication
of this summons was made March
9, 1912
J, V. IJlCRS AND C. II. I. HON Alio,
Attorneys for I'latntiff
N amen.
Cvrui Nflcon
Cii.iH l. ltall
l url Fnirluuil
(fi iniHr
l).io li'UViilmiiiih
A. II. MaphiMtMti
C Si'brtnilu vunii
Mlko MrCanii
II. J.SIirilinrn
H. II Vicki-ri
C. W. Ooltoti
Jno Cutlflw
Nollru Ii1 hi'rt'by
day tint U Ii tlay
Nniinic.
J. V, (irovi'H
II. V. MiMlltKlir
John '.eland
AF. tiorivr
V. Sv"i ii
Maritn (Irolon
Itnbrt Do.m
V. II llillln-
Wm. 8cliiilx
C. I. Itnruum
Joo Itallxo
I'm! L rtll-n
glxeii that n S'H'nr-
of .Match I'M tliu
underi-icnetl will apply to thu Hon ruble
Comity Court of Harney County, (liv-tron
for thu LicoiiHu monlloncl inthubnH
putitimi. Doav MfHCANTii.il Co
i BMffjrfTCyagrfflB
Meals at all Hours Open Day and Night
CLUB CAFE
Prompt and Efficient Service
Try a Hot Chicken Tamalc
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BURNS-BEND CO
You will look a good while he
fore you find a hotter medicine
for coughs and colds than Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. It not
only gives relief it cures. Try
it when you have a cough or cold
and you are certain to be pleased
with the prompt cure which it
will effect. For pale hy all Deal-
era.
FOIt SALE BY OWNER.
1 section, (MO acres, level un
improved Bage brush land in
Harney Valloy, canbesuhirrigat
ed. 1G0 acre tract, fenced, good
houBo deep well and otherwise
improved. Prices made tosuit in
tending settlors. No speculators
need apply. Inquire at this office.
Don't be surprised if you have
an attack of rheumatism this
spring. .Just rub the alTected
parts freely with Chamberlain's
Liniment and it will soon disap
pear. Sold by all dealers.
SOLIDATED AUTO CO
Operating High-Class Cars Between Burns ami Semi
Fastest Time - Lowest Rate
. . Special Round Trip Fare . .
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We Have Opened Office in Uw New Masot..
Buildinu in Hum, and are Prepared
Furnish Accurate, Reliable
and Complete Abstracts of
Title to all Lands in Harney Co.
Buy and Sell Real Estate hi
Large and Small Tracts.
Write Fire Insurance in ilie
Strongest Old Line Comp'ies
8,000 acre tract irrigated land
best in Central Oregon First
class colonization project. KPMS
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Live while you live far you will he a long lime dead. Try
our Hot Coffee and Lunches at the
Burns Home Bakery
Keep smiling us the Auto Truck people are doing all in
their power to briny our
COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT
from the Bend. When the outfit arrives we will he in a posi
tion to serve the public with everything good to cat in the
Bakery Line.
The Welcome Pharmacy
is the place to buy your
Disinfectants
for cleaning house after haying
Scarlet F vir, Whooping Cough and other
Contageous Diseases.
Prescriptions
carefully filled by a
Competent Pharmacist
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Burns Meat Market
II. .1. HANSIHN, Proprietor
Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton,
Sausage, Bologna, Liver,
Headcheese, Weinerwurst,
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Wholesale and Retail
Prompt and Satisfactory Service
Any and all the time.
THE OLD STAR SALOOBU
BRENTON & HICKS, Props.
Old and new patrons will find best brands
Wines, Idquors, and Cigars
Good Service, Courteous Treatment
DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon
BAYLES&McDONALH
General Contractors and Builders
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