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(e Times-Jerald
Ui The Largeit Circulation Of Any
Nawtpapcr In lUrnejr County.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1912
Local News.
Every thins for haying
Shelley's.
Horse collars at J. C. Welcome
v- Son's $3.25 each.
Herman Ruh and family wore
up from Lawen last Sunday.
Florsheim Shoes are the best
we carry them.
Schenk & Williams.
Winona wagons are the best.
For sale by Harriman Mercantile
Co.
Cleaning and Pressing neatly
done by Schenk & Williams.
Mrs. W. E. Huston has been
suffering this week from tonsili
tis. Second hand saddles of all
kinds at Shelley's Shop, $12 and
up.
Born In this city yesterday
Aug. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. II. J
Hansen, a daughter.
For Sale Black Percheron
Stallion, 5 years old in spring.
Good papers. Claude McGce.
Civil Engineer J. E. Johnson is
over from his home in Malheur
county doing some work.
Shoes at cost latest and best
at James Smith's Shoe Store, op
posite The First National Bank.
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flan A Crrtftl. nf tlin w.w..N
tilo firm of Smyth Bros., of An
drews, was here during the week
accompanied by two of his sons.
Ask my customers whether I
do satisfactory repair work or
not the price too. W. B. Shel
loy. the harness and saddle man,
Mrs, James Kennedy and child
ren were in the city Monday on
their way to Prineville where
they go to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ellis McKinnon for a time.
I. C. Raymond, at one time
principal of the public school of
this city, was here the first of
this week looking after his land
interests. He went on over to
Idaho on business.
Williams Bros., of the saw mill,
who have been running a thresh
ing machine for several years
during the harvest season, have
purchased a new machine which
is now at the railroad shipping
point One of the boys informs
us it is a larger machine than
they had formerly run and a self
feeder. In fact an up to date
machine. It will be brought in
for use this season.
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Banking Business
i
at Thru The
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Of Burns
' 1111 UN I
Psive
In Many Ways
Wo do job printing-
Best cannod corn $3.25 a case Vulcanizing at Gemberling's
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uarnmun AiurcwiuK: uu. uest fiour (guarantee) $8.50
A large stock of wall paper at bbl. Harriman Mercantile Co.
Lunaburg. Dalton & Co's. Som(j cho!cj . n
Peter Davis was in the city hand saddles at Shelley's.
Monday attending to some lanu
business.
Read the closing out sale of the
, Burns Flour $1.75 sack. $7.00
bbl. Sold by Burns Merchants.
I A Ml? nmif tin Hnn1.1 lnt.-t.. S ....
popular shoe store run by James '"- "V ' -3 -"
The rains last week are report
ed to have done considerable
damage to both grain and vege
tables as well as in the hay fields.
However unfortunate this may
be, it has convinced the eastern
ers that itdoes and can rain here,
and has been the best advor.se
ment we could ask for, as at that
time there were many from
theeastouthere.and were 'greatly
impressed with the liberal sup
Dly of moisture thev saw fall
while here.
Smith, in his new ad.
Miss Josephine Locher, one of
the teachers in the high school,
has returned from a vacation trip.
Satisfied customers and an in
creasing business speak for them
selves W. B. Shelley, the har
ness and saddle man.
Those elegant moth proof
chests at Clevenger's are just
what you are looking for. They
are the best piece of furniture
you could invest in.
For Sale Wood or posts in
the timber, or here in town.
Leave orders at Lunaburg, Dal
ton Co. or Schwartz's. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Frank Jackson.
The Tonawama Band was hin
dered from rendering its usual
weekly open air concert last
week on account of the stormy
and wet weather. However they
made good last Wednesday even
ing and rendered a very delight
ful program. They will continue
to give these concerts every
Wednesday evening when wea
ther permits, and when it don't,
it will be given the first evening
following with permissable weather.
Things Needed
Right Now
For Hot Weather Wear
Why not; bq ppmforlnblo during tho huuiiiht vlieu it
cost xo niqi'cV You know tho reputation of our
Htore for giving vuluc. You know that for ovory
dollar you leuvo with us you got a dollars worth of
Kervico and KUtiHfaotion. That luoanH Homothing!
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Underwear and Hosiery
All Stylos all 8izc.s all prices. Iloloproof hosiery
guaranteed six months. For men (5 pairs for $1 .fiO
0 pairs for 2.00
For Women 0 pairs 2.00. Six pairs for $ .'$.00
For The Children 0 pairs for 2.00
Poros Knit Underwear For Gentlemen
Shirts and Nifty Neckwear
Just received a shipment of now, nobby shirts and
ties which will please you. Our last shipment direct
from tho factory has just been unpacked for your ap
proval. Latest styles, shades and patterns.
Select Line of Shoes
Any style, shape, or size. If you are going to got a
pair, don't fail to see what VK have to offer you.
When in tqwii, oonjo around, and visit wH-h us.
I. SCHWARTZ
flasonlc Building, - - Burns, Oregon
year free of charge -W. IJ. Shel
ley. Save your money by buying
your shoes at James Smiths Shoe
Sale. Closing them out at cost.
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Mrs. Rohu left for Portland
yesterday where she will rcmian
with her mother for an indefinite
visit
J. C. Welcome & Son always
have made their work good. Ask
their satisfied customers who arc
legion.
Pure bred Berkhire pigs for
breeding, seed rye for early sow
ing, also some fine young bird
dogs for sale. Dr. Hibbard.
Wm. Sesena, one of the indus
trious stockmen of the southern
part of the county, has been in
Burns this week on business.
Roy Bunyard has established a
lumber yard in Harney and is
prepared to fill orders there es
pecially for rough lumber.
C. W. Hupkc, an old time
newspaper man was interviewing
a number of our citizens this
week in the interest of tho Now
York Life, which company ho re
presents, Mrs. W. G. Merklcyof BlufT
ton, Ind., mother of Mrs. Chas.
Rohn, returned to her homo last
Monday after spending a very
delightful visit with her daugh
ter for tho past two weeks.
Buy a Fnrni and mako it
pay for itself. The choice farm
ing lands of Harney County,
For sale on small payment and
tpn years time at 4 per cent in
terest. The lands of tho Harney
Valley Improvement Company
aro on tho market on theso terms
without reservation. First aj
plicant gets his choice H7
MOTHKItgHEAD & DONEQAN.
The city has been rather Iiyely
tho past week as far as tho land
seekers and locators are concern
ed. About two dozen seeking
claims havo made Burns their
headquarters tho past week, and
a number of these havo succeed
ed in securing lands on which
they havo either filed or pur
chased. Tho land business will
be on tho rush as soon as harvest
is over, so outside indications
point to at tho present.
P. E. Faulkner and wife expect
to take their departure tomorrow
for their old time homo in Indi
nna after visiting with their sons
A. O. and Chas. M. Faulkner,
during the summer. This esti
mable old coupo hayo mado mmy
friends in this city during their
Visits hero who will bo glad to
wejeomo them hero at. any time
jn tho future. They came out
this spring with tho inten
tion of remaining for an indefi
nite timo and possibly to mako
their home, but they feel they
will bo more contented at tho old
home, therefore will return thoro.
right kind
Horso collars at J, C. Welcome
&Son'B $3.25 each.
You should iiiBpcdt the finp as
sortment of Wall Paper at Luna
burg, Dalton & Co'h.
If you want Bago brush grub
bed writo E. E. Larson, Burns,
Oregon.
Remember W. A. Goodman is
prepared to roll your barley, halo
hay and saw wood. 37
Rough and dressed lumber of
all kinds now on hand at tho
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $ir per thousand,
Pinno for snle or trndo for cal-
tlo or good gentlo work horses.
Inquire of W. W. Drinkwatcr, of
Burns.
In order to meet tho price of
I' lour hauled in from tho R. It.
tho Burns Flour Milling Co have
reduced Hour to $7.00 bbl,
James Smith wants to sec you
at his placo of business where ho
is selling out his shoo stock at
cost. Big bargains for all. 31)tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould are over
from Skull springs on a visit to
Mrs. Gould's parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Loggan, aiid other
relatives.
Mrs. Miller is at the I. Schwartz
Busy Corner with a full line of
spring millinery and is constantly
adding to the stock which will be
kept up all during the season.
Will Weber and his crew of
road makers arc doing some good
work with tho rock crusher and
roller on tho road leading north
from this city and out to the
bridge east
' It. J. Williams is over from
Silver creek today. Ho was ac
companied by Fred Williams and
his bride who had been visiting
over on tho creek for a few days
while en route homo from Port
land. Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer
living near Floming,.Pa., says he
has used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in his family for fourteen years.
and that he has found it to be an
excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it.
For sale by all Dealers.
Jersey Heifers For SaleI have
H) head of choice Jersey heifers
which I have just purchased,
ranging in ago foom 1 to 3 years,
some coming fresh at once. Will
sell at reasonable prices at my
place 9 miles east of Burns-John
Back.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Davis ar
rived home from Portland Thurs
day evening. They went to that
city immediately after their mar
riage in Juno where they had
been since. Thoy will take up
their permanent residence here
among their many old time
friends and former schoolmates.
""A. E. Murphy and A. W. Hurl
burt were hero Thursday night
being en route to the Palouse
section with 40 head of fine broke
work horses and mules which
they intend marketing in the
farm districts of that section.
They had a fine lot of horses that
will bring them good prices. They
wijl driyo them through by way
of lower John Day.
Claudo McGce left tho fore
part of tho week with Sidney
Wilkes, the trotting stnllion and
Bill Hanloy, tho pacer, for Baker
and other outside points to go on
the circuit They are entered at
Baker, La Grande, Ontario,
Caldwell and Boise. Theso two
harness, hprscs aro in fine condi
tion and will give a good account
of themselves during this season.
Judge George E. Davis is im
proving nicely frpm tho accident
in which he figured on last Sun
day pear Westfa'l. Ho and
Chauffeur Kessler had gono to
Westfall tho day before to trade
tho Davis automobile for a pair
of fine horses owned by II. N.
Gilliam. On tho way homo ono
of tho horses jumped over tho
buggy tongue and started to run
away. Both or tho men wore
thrown out and Judge Davis suf
fered a sprained anklo which has
kept him in tho house since tho
accident. Mr. Kessler was
bruised but not injured. Vale
Enterprise.
There is only ono way to reach
and interest tho people who buy
things and that is through your
homo paper. Tho people read
their homo papers every word,
ovory week, but they don't read
tho telephoiio poles, barbed wire
fenpos, wooden Bigns or rubber
neck at an angle of 00 degrees to
soo your particular sign, of busi
ness. You novor saw a man
setting by tho firo reading the
broad Bide of a board fenco or
barn to hia children, or carry into
tho house to read did you? But
thoy do this with your local paper,
and tho difTeronco is plain-very
plain.
'ia-'"i r ""
rnrm For bale
KiO acres, all fenced; 150 ncres
in cultivation; now 7 room house,
small barn and other out build
ings. Running stream thru it
greater part of tho year. Good
grain or hay land and wnll shu
nted; excellent bottom land for
farming. Can give in connec
tion a relinquishment to home
stead of 1G0; a desert claim of
80 acres, all joining. Price
$3500, including desert relin
quishment. For particulars in
quire at this office.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Vulcanizing at Gcmberling'ii.
Fresh homo mado lard 17e. at
Hansen's Meal Market
Horso collars at J. C. Welcome
& Son's $3.25 each.
BUMMBMC
Cremo and
duced. Sold
chants.
Graham Flour re
by Burns Mer-
Trv a 35c chicken dinner from
5:30 to 7:00 p. in. every Sunday,
at tho Cottago Inn.
Two mowing machines, a Dain
Buck and rake for sale. See
Geo. Fiy.
Thos. Howser and family were
over from their homo near Har
ney -this week on a visit with
relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Antone Wirgcs
and family who aro en route to
Catlow Valley where Mr. Wirgcs
has sonio land holdings passed
through Burns this week.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tin! Circuit Oourl tiftli HlntcofOie
Rim, fur Hnrney County.
ClmflcR U. Pctcrion, plaintiff
VII.
J. K. CuiiiiIiikIhiiii nnil Henry
N. Mourner, (Icfcnilnnln.
Taj, )(. CiimiiiiKlimii, one of ilic nlmve
nnmeil ilefciiilmitii:
In t lie iminc nl the ntntr of Orrxon,
you lire Iicrcby icitiircil to njipoiir inl
nniiwcr the complaint filed iiKiilimt you
In t lie nbovc cntltlul fiction on or define
tlio lint ilny of the time prcicrilwil in the
order of iiuhliciilion ol thin Munition, to
will 011 or before the 2lnt.ihiyof.Scp'
tcinbcr 1012, mild ihitc buiiK the expira
tion of nix weeks fioiu the fint publica
tion of tliii Munition, mid if joti 'nil mi
to npjicnr mid miniver, fur vwuil thcicof,
plninllir will npply lo the emu t mid i'e
iiimiil judgment nunluM ou mill the
oilier defendant for the mini of seventeen
bundled and t write iIoIIuim mill i1cm.ii
crnta, with iutcicHt on the mini of$lr(
at the rate of ten ht rent. ht miuiiiti
from July It, 1 It 1 1; nlno for the mini of
$100 attorney fee, iiinl rutin mid ill
liurticmeiiU of this action.
Thin MimiiKinn Is published by order of
(iranl Thonipon the County uile ol
Iliirmiy County, Oregon, iiiailii nnil en
tereil the fitli day of Anoint 11)12, and
the date of the llmt publication of thin
lUiiinionD U Auiiit 10, 11)12.
O. A. Ri'.hiioi.ii,
JIU-tR Attorney of Plnlntiir
OUR SELF-IDENTIFYING
Traveler's Checks Are
Good The Wide
World Over
Before You Start on that vacation, call at this bank
and let us fix you up with Self-Identifying Travler's
Checks and Letters of Credit, You will find these
the greatest of aid in your travels. This method of
carrying funds is by far the safest way and aro
available anywhere. We also issue Foreign Drafts
for the safe and prompt transmission of funds to
foreign countries. Consult us before sta't'nf
on your trip.
Notice la hereliy kIicii that IS. J. Hay.
Icy, has been duly appointed adnilnln
tratorol the ettutc of Harvey K. Mid.
illcHworth, dcceaacil, by the County
Court of the County of Harney, Stnte
ol Oregon, mill has duly iu.ilil!eil m
inch; all iemoiii linviiiK datum iiKitinit
the estate of iiaiil decerned are required
to picnent them, verilled, iih required
by Iaw, with llicprojier vouchers, to the
uudcrnlKncil, I J. J. Ilayley, ndintnintra
tor of thecntntc of Harvey IJ. Mldillei
worth, deceased, at tho Grant County
Dunk, In John Day, Grant County, Ore
KOii, it bin ixiuoiithi from the date of
this lu.tlie.
Dated this fltli day of August, 1312.
I!. J. lUVMtv,
Administrator of tlm Hstalc
of Harvey II. Mlddleswortli
:iU U deceased.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
The b worn statements of Life
Insurance Companies on file at
the State Insurance Department,
Salem, show that' In 100D, 1910,
1911, Oregon Life the Only Life
Insurance Company Exclusively
Oregon, Bold more policies in
Oregon than any other company.
In 1912 Oregon Life is surpnss
ing all its previous records.
REST FOR OREGONIANS
E. C. Egglkston,
5 Agent.
The Cottago Inn serves an ex
cellent chicken dilfner for !5c
every Sunday afternoon from
5:30 to 7:00.
We aro selling agents for the
Harney Valley Improvement
Company lands, the choice lands
of a 200,000 acre tract. These
lands are on the market on a ten
year payment plan. If you want
a good farm, investigate these
lands and terms. 37
MOTIIUItSIIKAI) & DONKOAN.
Orenco Fruit Trees
ARE THE BEST
TREES TO PLANT IN HARNEY COUNTY
Orenco'a Onc-Year-Old Trees,
with Three-Ycnr-Old Roots, in
Apple, Peart, Peaches, Plums
and Prunes, are Four to Six Feet
High, with Heavy Caliper, and
Strong Roots. Orenco trees are
grown under "Natural Condi
tions;" they ARE NOT irrigated. '
If you intend planting any
t
trees this Fall; drop us a line,
giving a list of what you want,
and we'll gladly quote prices.
WE WANT a reliable, cner
jctic person to represent our
trees in Harney County. A lib
eral proposition will be made to ,
the right man. i
Oregon Nursery Company'
The 1200 Aero Numcry
Orcnce, - . Oregon
IARNEY (COUNTY
RATIONAL, ' RABIES
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W. E. HUSTON-
Jj General Groceries
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Select Can Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried
Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal
Oil, Feed, Grain and Produce
Special Inducements Given On Big Orders
J
Us, I
IIrjceH!
YOU
HAYMAKERS
Come To Us
FOR
Mowers, Rakes, Rucks,
Sickles, Ropes, Pulleys
Hay Forks, Extras etc.
FARMERS
2fcs REMEMRER
I Can and Will Satisfy Your Wants
In Tho Harness and Saddle Line. My
Motto is "Right Prices and Best Quality"
and It will pay you to call and see me.
Special attention given to repair work.
W. B. SHELLEY
Hissner Building, Burns, Oregon
ins
CLOSING OUT!
AT COST
Having decided to retire from
business in Burns, in order to de
vote my entire time to my farming
interest, I will close out my com
plete stock of goods at once and
Must Sell Quick
I will dispose of all goods at cost
for cash, consisting of the best
Mens, Womens and Childrens Shoes, Rubbers,
Slippers, Oxfords, Boots, Shoe Laces, Polishes,
Hosiery, etc. This is a good clean new up-to-date
stock and one of the Best in Burns. Come in and
get first choice. Your chance of a life time now.
Before Harvest
Perhaps You Need Mew
Rinders, Threshers, Plows,
Discs, Wagons, Gas or Oil
Tractors, Relfs, Oils Etc.
WE SELL IT ALL
oar- Remember The Place -so
Geer & Cummins
James Smith
Burns - -
I
Oregosi &
THE OLD STAR
BRENTON & HICKS, Props.
Old and new patrons will find best brands
Wixies, 3Liquors, and Cigars
Good Service, Courteous Treatment
DROP 11 Main Street Burns, Oread?
The Sawhill Transportation Go.
Will Haul Your
Heavy and Light F e.taht
Express and Bagpipe
At Tito
LOWEST RATES
Ami With Tho
GREATEST CARE
SPECIAUTTENTlONGlVFNTORi JS
SeiUs for Particulars as to Rates and Servit