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A FINE LINE of Men
and Hoys ready-made
suits.
These are veru Snappy
Clothes, the Latest in
Make- Up and in Color
Combination for both
Spring and Summer
Style and Service.
Also some NcwSpring
Hats and Caps, in all
the Latest Shapes and
Shades in Vogue.
Call and Inspect Our
Nifty and Nobby Line
SCHENK & WILLIAMS
Merchant Tailors-Leading Clothiers
1 I. O- O F. Building &
Burns - - - Oregon
HILL MAY EXTEND FROM BLND.
(Pontlnuod Brom pngo 1.)
commundinii tho enrly construc
tion of n railroad south from
Bend.
Mr. Hilt is associated with Mr,
Dnvfdson in tho Oregon Western
Colonization Company, which
controls 800,000 acres of timbor
and farm land in Contra Oregon,
and himself to take a nip through
that section this hummer. Fol
lowing his visit It is probable
that definite action toward re
lieving tho situation in the inter
ior will bo taken.
Mr. Hill, it is understood, will
dovote much of his time in tho
future to Iho development of the
territory tributary to tho Hill
lines. Ho is particularly inter
ested in Oregon.
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JULIAN DYKI) - - Manager
-. TUKD.VY. JUNKS. UIJ.
K CKIITION HATBH- f
One Year ...
Six Month
Thru Month,
1100
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EXPECTS TO GET A FLOW.
the way of irrigation -requiring
less water applied artificially for
such purpose. They do not in
tend to boom their town of Hnr
riman according to Mr. Evans
but will place lots on the market
at reasonablo prices for the pre
sent. When tho railroad has
reached that place or its vicinity
on tho way west they expect to
then beco.me active.
The party left yesterday after
noon on their return trip and
have agreed to ride in on the
first train into Harney county.
DAVIS-KINO.
A. E. Murphy, who owns a
large acreage near Iron Moun-i
tain, informs The Times-Herald I
he has machinery on the ground j
with which to prospect for arte- j D. L. Davis and Mi3s Juliet
sian water on his place. TheKinK w married in this city
machine has a caDacitv of sink-Iast Sunday afternoon and left
ing 1600 feet and he will go that
depth if necessary.
Mr. Murphy lias spent large
sums in developing his land and
is ready to spend more. He has I
an excellent reservoir site and
will make provision to store tho
flood water if necessary, but the
prospects for flowing well are so
favorable and much cheaper,
therefore he will try this method
of securing water first Several
flowing wells have been struck
in that locality and he feels con-
the following morning on the
auto for Portland to spend n few
weeks. The ceremony was per
formed by Dr., Babbidgo of the
Presbyterian church. The bride
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Y. King and has resided in
this city all her life. Mr. Davis
is a son of Jasper Davis, the pio
neer who lives at Harney. The
young people sprung quite a Bur
prise on their friends very few
of whom were in on the secret.
The Times-Herald joins friends
LEOTA HOWARD CO. AT TONAWAMA
The Leota Howard Co., under
tho management of C. F. Per
kins, isplayingan engagenentat
fonawama this weok and will re
main hero until tho middlo of
next week. Tho company is
playing with fine success and tho
houses are growing larger each
night. Thoro aro 10 people in
tho company and Miss Howard
has excellent support in tho fine
rcportoiro of plays that meet tho
approval of tho play going peoplo
of this city.
This is tho first trip Mr. Perkins
lias made to Burns but somo of
his players have been seen hero
before and are again greeted by
many old timo friends and ad
mirers. This company of play
ers aro among the most popular
ever visiting this place, as they
display exceptional talent, pro
ducing the character of plays
umi appeal 10 me nuuiic in a
manner that keeps them coming
to every performance.
Tonight's bill is the "Irish
American Cousin," a comedy
drama in four nets that is very
pleasing. Tomorrow night they
put on "Way Down East," iho
old play that everybody loves.
Their specialties aro verv jrood
between acts making tho perfor
mance most entertaining witli no
long waits.
Vulcanizing at Gomborling's.
You should inspect tho fine as
sortment of Wall Paper nt Luna
burg, Dnlton &. Co'o.
Ralph Boory, Chas. Reed and
Bert Portor wero among our visi
tors from tho Sunset section
Tuesday.
Tho Leota Howard Co. will
play'ThoIriBh American Cousin"
tonight nt Tonnwnma. This is a
fine bill with good comedy.
Frank Bunynrd was circulating
among his many old timo friends
in this city during tho week, Ho
contemplates going to California
and may mako his homo down
thoro.
fident he will find cood flows at,"1 wishing them a happy married
reasonable depth. Should he be life- After a few weeks visit at
successful it will bring a large outside points wo understand
area under cultivation, and make , thy w return hero to make
additional inducements toward ' their home. Mr. Davis has been
homesteadintr a creat territory 'Ployed in tho H. J. Hansen
now known as the desert.
TOWNSITE PEOPLE HERE.
L. C. Miller add J. B. Evans,
of Salt Lake, Geo. S. Lewis, of
Chicago, and C. M. Hill, of
Boise, were visitors during the
week. The two former are in
terested with J. L. Gault, II. M.
Horton and Dr. Denman in the
Harriman townsite and made a
trip down there. Mr. Hill is
working in the capacity of selling
agent for tho company. Mr.
Lewis is yice president and gen
eral manager of the Meade Cycle
Co. of Chicago, which does a very
largo business. He is also inter
ested in banking in Kansas. The
Salt Lake gentlemen are capital
ists and having found this a de-
meat market for several months.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Itoy Bunynrd has established a
lumber yard in Harney and is
prepared to fill orders there es
pecially for rough lumber.
Ike Guker and Mnudo Burro
were down from Virgin Gold's
home on Canyon mountain Mon
day. Maudo is getting very hairy
and Mr. Guker says that it is due
to tho fact that tho summer will
bo late. She stopped in front of
tho print shop for a few minutes
long enough to cat a copy of last
week's issue and n late copy of
the Appeal to Reason. Maudo
has a great fondness for paper
diet and will leave her hay and
oats any timo for n nice juicy
copy of tho Blue Mountain Eagle.
Ike says he takes tho Eagle so
Maude can got a square meal.
It is so easily digested that it
agrees with her. Mnudo is some
thing like a Jack rabbit that is
under n microscope, and sho Is
just like any other burro, appe
tite and all. oxcent that sho has
lived on Canyon mountain too
long to be stubborn, and she takes
things as they come. Eagle.
Tho Times-Herald tins received
a now paper cutter which ia tho
advanco of considerable new ma
terial and machinery that has
been ordered for tho mechanical
end of this great roligioua weekly.
Mrs. J. L. Gault and two littlo
sons and Mrs. M. V. Dodge and
baby lef t Thursday for on extend
ed vacation visit east, Thoy will
go to Boston and Now York.
Mrs. Dodge expccUi to return in
timo to take up her music work
tho first of September.
Mrs. J. C. Welcome Jr., Mrs,
Julian Byrd nnd Mrs. J. W. Suyor
and littlo daughter Dorothy wero
passengers out Thursday on tho
auto en routo to Portland where
they will attend the O. E. S.
Grand Lodge nnd take in tho
Rose Festival. Mrs. Sayer and
Dorothy will remain down on tho
coast nil summer. Mesdames
Welcome nnd Byrd will visit var
ious Willamette Valley points
nnd will bo accompanied on her
return by Miss Bessie Swain who
has been attending the Monmouth
Normal. They will return tho
latter part of tho month.
Another auto lino has been es
tablished between here and
Prairio on a regular schedule.
This is a very pleasant routo dur
ing this season of year and with
Claudo Kelsay nnd Bob Miller as
drivers the public is.assured of
good accommodations. The cars
meet tho Sumpter Valley nt
Prairie every day and nlso one
lonves Burns every morning that
connects with tho noon train, put
ting passengers in Baker the
samo evening and they may take
tho night train out cither east or
west, reaching Portland tho next
forenoon. This not only gives
the quickest time to Portland but
also gives passengers tho sleeper
and dining car service.
Chop barley for sala nt He
Lena Harkcy. 550
Winona wagons aro tho best,
For ualo by Harriman Morcantilo
Co.
Best flour (guarnntco) $8. HO
bbl. Harriman Mercantile Co.
Dry slab and pino wood $A.r0
nnd $7.00 per cord, cash only at
Lumber yard.
Clay Clemens mill Is tho near
est ono to Burns where till kinds
of lumber both rough nnd dress
ed can bo had. Near Canyon
road. Call hirn by 'phone.
Fon Salk Wood or posts in
the Umber, or hero in town.
Leavo orders nt Lunaburg, Dnl
ton Co. or Schwnrtz'B. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Fhank Jackson, i
It is now well known that not
more than ono cuso of rheuma
tism in ten requires any internal
treatment whatovcr. All that is
needed is a frco application of
Chamberlain's Liniment and mas
saging tho parts at cuch applica
tion. Try it and seo how quickly
it will reliovo tho pain nnd sore
ness, sold ty an deniors. ssu-M
GINGHAMS
We Claim to "have one of the Greatest Dress
Slocks oi Ginghams in this part ot the state-it's
a hobby with us this season. We have a wond
erful assortment and the very best makes- we
I Want You To See Them 1
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LADIES WAISTS
Largo Ahhoi'IIiioiiL Of"
LadicH King Tailored
WuintB, tho Hotter Kind
And I'rleoH Hnngo From
.75 cis to $L00
Tuh Dresses
OurTnl) DnwsoH Aro
ICHpooially Hailed For
Hummer Wear ut very
Moilorato I'ricoH
FINE FLAXONS
Oui'DiHplayof Fl
For .Summer I) row
ICxcluHivoatid this
I)reH thai Gives Y
clean correct appearan
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iho
the
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Warrant Call
Notice is hereby given that
thoro aro sufficient funds in tho
county treasury to redeem nil
Harney County warrants regist
ered up to and including Sept M.
1911.
N. BROWN & SONS.
TEx 3BL"cyo.0 Of CTjtoJLity-
Reatos for sale, nil sizes and1
enutlis, price 20 cents per foot. ,
Interest censes on nil such j Any ono desiring Reatos address
warrants May. 11, 1912.
Simon Lbwih,
Treasurer of Harney County
W. A. Ford of J. O. Albcrson,
Mberson. Oregon.
Warrant Call.
Notice is hereby given that
thoro are sufficient funds in the
county treasury to redeem all
Harney county warranto regis
tered up ttfantl including Oct. 19, '
1911. Interest ceases on till war
rants May 22, 1912.
Simon Lewis,
Trensurcr of Harney County.
imn:mmjmnKnmjmt:uni
Your Patronage
I. cKpectfully Solicited
JULIUS MAYER
TO EQUIP TONAWAMA FOB PICTUHES
Tonawama management has
decided to put in a picture ma
chine and arrangements arc now
under way toward installing tho
necessary machinery, fire proof
lamp house, also a large gallery
with permanent and comfortnblo
scats. The house has been fur
nishing its own electric lights
this week for the Leota Howard
I Co. and while they aro not as
'satisfactory as desired by tho
i management the peoplo appreci
ate the enterprise shown. Tho
house will install its own power
for this new departuro if necess
ary, but hones to sec the local
power plant in shape to take care
of its needs soon. The pictures
will bo shown at regular intervals
Last Chanc'.
Sales of land on the West side
lias been better than expected.
Many deals have been closed and
homes will be built during tho
summer nnd fall. Present prices
will only prevail during tho com
ing week, after that timo prices
will be subject to change. The
outlook justifies better prices
and land values aro steadily in
creasing. Better buy now, Seo
to it that you make selections
during the next ten days or your
opportunity to get a littlo chick
en ranch in town lots nt present
prices will bo gone. Never so
cheap ngain. Seo M. L. Lewis
nt Young's Store,
The Sinking Titanic.
"Women and Children First."
This was the order on the sink
ing Titanic.
Bravo husbands and fathers
assisted their wives and children
to Hfo boats and safoty, while
they knew they, themselves must
perish.
Thoy wero indeed heroes. But
you too. may bo a hero by placing
your wife and children in "Ore
gon Llfes" Hfo boat
E. C. E(3CLi:3T0N,
29 Agent
PIRBI FIRE! FIRE!
Your homo or barn may burn
before tomorrow. You can not
afford to take your own risk for
HOOT AND SIIOB RIM'AIRINO
Fourteen Yi'nro Rijiericiicc In Thu
IlunlncM SnlUfnctory Work ntul
Prompt Service (lunrntilccl
Cnll and fee My Work.
Writ Poor Norlb of C. II. Leonard
Law Office Main Slrcel Hums, Ore
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a
Star Hotel j
S. J. MIDWINTUK, Prop.
NARROWS, - ORr-UON I
Till will bo found a deslrnblo J
and hospitable Mopping place
where comfort and courteous J
treatment aro connlJercd first J
Feed Barn I
Conducted III connection
Obtain Your Wants at
The Welcome Pharmacy
WHERE-7
Satisfaction is Guaranteed. When you have your Pre
scription filled at our store you can rest assured that
they nre filled as they should be and resulus which the
doctor desires will bo secured.
USE OUR ROSE CREAM
To countered tho effect of these March Winds.
J. C. Welcome, Jr Prop.
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H .JU JU Bs ,
H. N. McCOMB
Birablc section for investment) when no theatrical compan
have taken a lame interest in tho i occupying tho House and wll
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townsite at Harriman and have
other interests in this county.
, In company with Mr. Gault
the party made a run out to Har
riman Thursday then around the
y is
I be
at established prices. With, its
orchestra and tho Tonawama
Stock Co. members it will bo
well equipped to nut on vaude
ville ono night each week during
tho season. Tho best and latest
south side of Malheur lake to,!mnr?1ve1dI,ictu-e machine will bo
insiuiicu unu omy niKii ciuaa
Narrows where thoy spent the
night, coming back by way of
the proposed town of Loyott.
However, Mr. Gault states that
name has been appropriated and
it will bo necessary to get another
for this place. The outside men
wero very favorably impressed
with the country over which they
pictures will be shown.
C. A. Harlan, Dan Jordan and
Thomas bpraguo went up on umi
irrant creek yesterday to snend
a-few days fishing nnd enjoying
camp life.
PRAIRIE-BURNS AUTO CO.
I r?nrtil Iromilr Slum Ifonr W.
what UtUo it C03to-$7G.O per0 .white' Shop , S. Main Street
$1,000 one year; $15.00 for three) . i w i
years. Writo us what you have' NlimUinji, 1UIIIU UIIU niliu
to insure. lmwvNU kmpiki-;
REALTY COMPANY.
Redmond to Portland
THE ROSE FESTIVAL
All Week, JUNE 10 to 15
Tickets sold June 9, 10. it, Return Limit June 17
Mill Work a Specially.
H1H
Orego
Vale-Burns Auto Stage
R. A. BETTY, Prop.
To Portland, Eastern, And Western.
Points Dally Service Now Operating
This trip, in u High Q ratio Car, Drivon by an
Experienced Driver, can only be rivaled by a trip
thru the YullowHtono Park or in foroign landB.
For Particulars Respecting R. R. Schedules See-
D. M. McDADE, Agt., Burns.
FIVE PASSENGER CAR
win mw ip ii
Special Arrangement h For Commercial Travlers,
Making Stops at Harney, Drewuey, Houlnh nnd
Westfall. Two tripH each week loaving iih follews:
Burns, Wednesday and Saturday Mornings
Vale, Monday and Thursday Afternoons
Driving Timo About 10 hours. For Particulars See
W H. ROHU, Our Agent At Burns, Oregon.
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CENTRAL OREGON UNE
1 Splendid Parades, Music, Decorations, Illuminations,
Water utid Field Sports. Oregon Trunk Itailwn. Trains
t Kuiih Daily without eliAnge between Central Oregon points
and Portland. Train leaves Betid 0:'i0 a.m. Redmond 7:1."
Details of schedules, fare's, etc., will ho furnished on request.
W. E. COMAN, General Freight and Passenger Agtr.
II. B UKOL, AkciU, Iiedmond, Oregon. '
' ' J. II. COKBETT, Apent. Bend, OreKon.
The Sawhill Transportation Co.
Will Haul Your
J. C. Duncan, ono of tho ener
getic farmers of the Waverly
annttnn iirna tn f Vin ilftr Wtitlfalni
ianifnlil Mm Trirnn a Aviinnn1 ' . r
uvi.ivu. m, wvmio v-ajh-muu .mnKinir application ror an aaui-
surpnso at tho number of home-' tional homestead. Mr. Duncan
steaders they found tilling tho
soil and otherwise improving.
He also remarked thut wo were
fortunate in finding water in
abundance so near the surface
which helped materially in tho I Burns.
has a very promising crop now
in.
Pastuhe 8 miles east of BurnB
Horses and cattle $2 a head per
month - Mns. E. E. Owsley,
Heavy and Light Freight
Express and Baggage
At The
LOWEST RATES
AnJWItli'lho
GREATEST CARE
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO RUSHORDERS
See Us For Particulars as to Rates and Service,
LADIES
"Who are Particular in Choice, and want the very
Latent in DeHign and Handiwork, will find hero to
select from thu LuU'Ht, and Most Up-To-Dato Uno of
Embroidery, Laces, Waists, Belts,
Hose Bolt Goods, Shoes, Gloves and
Best Grade of Fine Underwear!
GENTLEMEN
Who aieT'artlcular in thojr Drew and Appearance,
Will Do "Well to Inventif-nto our Complete Line or
(Junta FurniBhiiuH, Wo Curry A Full Stock of Latest
Straw Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Glovt s,
Belts, Ties, Fancy Hose, Nobbv
Tan Oxfords, Silk Suspenders, etc.
1- GO TO
A. K. Richardson
bayles & -Mcdonald
General Contractors and Builders
Burns, Ore. - - Vale, Ore
Located at the Burns Hotel
THE OLD STAR SALOON
BRNTON & HICKS, Props.
Old and new patrons mill find best brands
Wines, iLiqiiovs, and Cigars
C ood Service, Courteous Treatment
DROP iN Main Street Burns, Oregon
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The Imported Dapple Gray
IM:RCIIEI?0N STALLION
WUOIIT IVOO IVUNDS
EXCELLENT BREEDER
He We Will Make The Season of 1912 At
Cal Clemens Ranch
McMcnnmy Plncc hnlf mile front Hums
Reasonalc Terms Call or Write
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