V HEPL , You know what you want when ordering a suit and we know HOW TO MAKE IT! YOUR SUGGESTIONS Combined with our knowledge of tailoring i our Co operative plan of pleasing both maker and wearer OUR PRICES Are not prohibitive and we will be delighted to show you our Spring and Summer line of Woolens. Once you've visited our store you'll be willing to admit the "Record Smashers" for Fine Tailoring are Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers Dalton has bt en on the thii week. H is im- I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns, Oregon Ceo. L. Buchanan was doing business in Burns this week. A. Beckley was in town from Waverly during the week. Ralph Bain was over from Harney yesterday evening. Henry Welcome has moved his drug store from Drewsey to Juntura. J. M. sick list proving. Miss Martha llanley has gone to her homestead to take up htf residence. Sheriff Richardson spent a few days of this week in the m uu tains rusticating. Chauncy Cummins and wife have been visiting in this vicinity for a few days. .lames Gilbert was in town the other day from his Tarm home near Harney. j. W. Biggs and family Lave gone to Ontario on a visit with relatives and friends. Neil Smith has gone out to Iron Mountain to look after his interests in that secton. W. It. Dawson and wife were among our visitors from Sunset the fore part of this week. Miss Knid Cawltield and her aunt have gone over to Otis Creek on a visit to Mrs. Kd. Stallard. 7hr (Ftmrs -ftrrafd JULIAN BYRD Manager SATURDAY. AUGUST 1. It 1 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year Six Meatfce Tar.. Meath, ... 12.00 1.00 .71 r T Persistent Advertising Persistency in advertising is being constant and steadfast in carrying out an advertising campaign. "It is the constant dropping of the water of pub licity that wears away the stone of indifference" The advertiser should ham mer home one proposition at a time, never being afraid of re petition, for advertising may be said to be repetition. A few advertisements may or may not be profitable -the chances are they will not. But regular and judicious ad vertising is always profitable as it keeps the merchant's name before the people all the time. It is also in the nature of useful information to the public, as it educates the pub lic to look regularly in a cer tain paper and place for cer tain business news relative to a certain store. The merchant who is per sistent and masters every de tail of his business is success ful. But if he has not studied advertising and become fami liar with it he has not master ed one of the very important details of his business. The reason why only about one in twenty merchants are success ful (as Dun's and Bradstreet's statistics show) is because only about one in twenty merchants master advertising as it relates to their business. Persistent advertising is not merely to hold business or to pull business away from com petitors, but to gain new customers, and satisfy existing demands and create new de mands. A merchant must be constant, steadfast and regular to accomplish this desired re sult. One celebrated retail mer chant who has a perfect know ledge of every detail of his business and reaped a rich re ward has this to say. "A good newspaper-good advertising in that newspaper -persisted ii-backed up by the right kind of merchandise and the right kind of store service that's a combination that will spell success for any merchant who has foresight and under standing enough to give it a fair trial." II PERFORATED COINS. Unela Sum Triad Thtm Several Tlmee. but Without Suooeai. IVrfonili'il POtM '" MM In tn v.ir In tin- I'mIIc.I Hlnti'N, though vnrl hum tSottl "I"' mails t" poinilnrl.i It, rm rhi- Bll Inlli'il Hlntia mill with ii ii.ii'ninli'il iTiitrr wn n gohl dollar Ihxiii'iI lii IN in wlilrli hnil n quart "1'' '" "' lll,ll' "f "'" plani lift n wm Ut foraroaiati ' tin- K.iM ilullnr InmiiiiI I'.v ttM Wnlt'il HUlti'a mil, I In IMfl 'II 'I wn ongrnvoil. nut Hlnick fri'iii dltaV tin. nasi Daltsd MatM coin with n I ... i fnnni'il etnttr "mm lHaiiwl from tbo phlladalphla mint la ikijo and wat of thr ilciiiiinlnntl f I Nat It waa nboiil tin1 atas at I1"' brail font now In iir At Hint (Inn- tin- largo, olit faahlonld reppar cn irai in faiafal , in niiitlnii. ii ixi tin' parforatad aata l ,1ml tin' mi f "ling rout." The dralansr reaaouad Hint bf RM8M of Hi,, perforation tln east I'liuhl lo ilia llngulabad i'.v batten (rata tlio tltmo. a not bar perforated oaol iHRuod tho aaBM jraar atwwsd two ring in tka iii i, i with tba words, "Out, onotoutb. Silver " 'I hi' roviTHO allowed nil ollvo arraath uonai tba pavfaratiaa and tu arorda, "TJnltad Btataa of Ataaxtaa," Tba mini iintliiiiilli'M iimlertook to daatga n coin Unit wiiulil iiimwer all ii'iiiilri'iiil-ntH. inn) tin' piece waro atrneb with botb pitta ad and perfwl itera Iii hIIvit. eoppaf, nickel and composition natal, ati rsrtstlat In nil, without counting ""' rsiioss nutai, lint r tin- ttaalfBI wSS fuvorod bf tat ttTtmtatnl n nt Iturlllo. and ponaaquantly tfesy irsfs atrat tnt In "I'lirnit circulation 'I'l ily i.'nlil linlf ilullnr over pro- ilu.nl nt tba Potted Unite mint waa truck In IfS) It hint ii perforation In the gtSttfi "inl tin' iilircrau abnwrd H winy Hrcla around tbt psrforstlon, with tba Inacrlptlou. "United Htntea of Anierlru." iininnil tbt bonier Tho ro- rsrsa was bktab Tks ssti w ei- lv linlf Hie weight of (lie ilullnr. Stop at the Burns Hotel when in ihia rilv where there is a line cook and very best accommflda- tons. tf 31. NOTK K JOS I'lllUICATlON. tmiTiMTAT i.iKiiOrru liiirni, iirnKiui, iinv ". . Nnllir In ln-irliy aUan that A arini Manilla ... .1 i u,. llll. -J'l I'llll DIM. llumi'ilioil I'.lilry No. iiiihh, tur rtW , Harllmi al Aariin Ili'ikli'V. Hih V'i, I'.'lii. mail II .l.-n.l I'.lilry No. iiiimh, tur HW .. Harllon m liiwimhlli i 8' NmiK" K , WllUlurlt .'. ' . . . .. . Ml..., I.... ..I I ....... I I A. ... ,.l Mrri'linil, " iimu mi, i. " v "i",",i w ...- Ilniil ttiree year punif, to I'lilalillah ilalin In ,ii, Ikii'I alKir it rllii"!, Iii'tnrn llriilal'T unit lloirlviir.al lliim i.ilruaiiii.iili Hi'' Mhilay r,l, liil.l't I'M ' I Inlmnnl iiann-a ra w II lu'M.-a il K I'liiiiaiianii.l'haa. K. Itiiai'iH'rain, II. N. Miaaiir, l A lliakainan all ol Wavarly i in-,,nii. Wh. ra. Hexlatar. whMi the public In filmlllnr wer t mi l, f tlie ftllteil Htntea. but wero mninifni'tnri'il by OsHSSfSat Jewelera. 'I'liere bat ii"t heeii niiy iitti'iiipt t In- traduct tbt paffotstsd odtn in tbs ITnltod Stiitis Him.' IMH In Unit yi-ar two , Iii I'm of the ili'iiiiinliiiitliiiia nf 1 mill A lentH iii, liiiiil nl lbs I'ldhv dalpbtl mint llnrper'a Weekly ' Tl.es. Hewser and Wm. Mont i""'" '' '" -"Z -v' ' .' ... e lala-rt tlie gnlil lirty rent pleeea with and who were in nt biij mini thfJir homes near Harney last Monday. .Judge and Mrs. Wm. Miller have heeii enjoying an outing trip to Diamond and other re sorts in that territory. Tat Cecil and his sister Iiuise and Miss Jessie Bibee were over from the Cecil home on Silver Creek during the week. The children will enjoy "Black Beauty" at the Tonawama to night and they will also enjoy "A Box of Monkeys". Mrs. Dan Varien is report 1 ill at her home near this city bol is better at this time ROCOrdin, t" her physician. Alfalfa, field cas. hogs and dairy cows make a line eombina tion that will make any fanner indcendenl in Harney cou .ty. The manager of this great re ligious weekly will leave tomor row morning to visit Mrs. I.'vnl and the "flock" for a few davs. is asserted that users discrimin ate, especially those who use the products in large quantities, claiming that home cured meat does not have the keeping quali ties as that put up by the big packing houses. This may be the case in some instances, but not ail. Local people can put up meat just as good, if not superior, to that shipped in and if we have some that has not been properly cured it is no reason to condemn the entire output. On the other hand, those who do not under stand curing meats may learn i how. A letter to the agricul tural college will bring a recipt that will put them right if it is ' properly followed out. The Harney county product should be given the preference by local consumers and will be if the raiser will attend to his part of it and turn out a product that appeals to the consumer. This can be done. We can produce the nnest porn in tne worm ami ... . i,.rt n tmii. thai rsottTt mi tho , with abundant alfalfa and field M,8a AK"es Kr."" m.am Mll.r r ,,. .,., Illf,,, ,vn. ...l- l ii u-.iiaKfu cnanre 01 ner picture ai- mneh tnkeu unn the ni-nemo urn u Willi ll Hi"" mi wen o irno iery. mr. iicck naving given u up the first of the month when Turklih Namaa. nn our rttlUaaj Mat nra Mm Ilya- Inlli. Mm Ii'lli. UrS. Aliletree mid Hn MkIiUiu tit I inn nl"" happy iiuough in inHeii the ni'iiinliitnnie o! Mrs HiM.'i'lini'iit. Mr- iiimiml, Mm. Mr tbongb aoma kimw her na Mother Ra attaa Maj Hm Uragb sad Mnater Hi. Wniie.l Thai l'it npiM'llntlou aosMd i" nn' aa eiirfcti tbai I imiuir- it Into It in:, I liiriii'il t lut t my j"iniK uiiitii'iiiMii wsltad to !" bora. TImbs in- not annatSMa, ytn iiniiemtand, for no Til rl mint hihIi ii thing To ill niie Ulatrats lliii'tnlli from nnolh hi urn mill tin' i'i mi' nf tier iiiuii Am) In liN past) nil i "ii 'iiii Co Ii to taek on bit fstbtr! roa sonM tmrdiy ny Chrlatlsn hi M' II Q lwlght In At-Innll. Wild Schamaa of Oinocrataa. The in", I iiiirukiinle DfOPOSSl ever iniiitii iiImiiiI Mount Atlms unn Unit of ilio iinlilli-ii I in," iiiIik IIU plan ail in .nt it ini-' tiio abaajt si n gl Mniir atstna of ibtsandaf tbs orent, Bohllns In lha rijftll bSad n elty, In tho )i'ilS, been demonstrated, we can have nn inrlnatrv thnt. will not onlv bring the farmer good revenue his lease ex.rr,,l but also keep an immense amount of money at home that otherwise goes to outside people. We have A. Venator and S. A. Oakley from Crowley jutssed through Vale in Mr. Venator's ear. Kun- a big crop of grain coming on. ; day last enroute for Boise. Vali The railroad contractors may use , Knterprise. an immense quantity of it. but whether they do or not, it may ! be marketed with a good profit by feeding it to stock. 'Flying Squad" Make Report HOW ABOUT IT? The hog industry has increased very materially in Harney county during the past few years and now some growers are inclined to think we have more hogs than we can profitably care for but conditions do not bear out the assertion. We are told consider able hams, bacon and lard are still shipped in and consumed throughout this section and it is not to the credit of local growers that this be tolerated longer. It The Oregonian of July 30 con tains a report of the recent trip of the "Flying Squad" through Central Oregon and the following is what is said of their visit to this ceunty: "The Flving Squad" stopped at Millican's, Hampton, Brook ings and Reiley and on another day stops were made at Harney, Harriman and Lawen. The Com mercial Club of Burns sent suffi cient representatives to make a party of 17 and a thorough in vestigation of the grains, grasses and horticultural products was made in the territory. A wonder- I ful improvement waa noted over last, year throughout Harney i County. There seemed to be an I increase of more than 100 per cent of crop acreage and all of it looked fine. In the evening the Burns band played several selec tions on the street and proceeded to the Court house, where Dr. E. Ii. Hibbard, president of the Agricultural Club, presided over the meeting. The party visited Narrows and passed a night at "Bill" Hartley's ranch, inspected some of his 27,000 head of cattle, enjoyed a meal of 18-inch trout, caught within 300 feet of the front porch, and early the following morning went out into the Cat low Valley visiting Roaring Spring Ranch, the Home Creek Ranch, Rock Creek Ranch, held a meeting at Plush and passed a night in Adel in the lower Warn er Valley. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Chas. Davis was a business visitor during the week, R. II. Brown was over from Diamond during the week, Roy Vincent, a brother-in-law to Dr. Standard, arrived here recently from the east and ex pects to make his home in this section. Miss Helene Swain finished the summer normal course at Mot -mouth this week and will go to the sea shore for a short time be fore coming home. Mrs. Ceo. A. Smyth was in from her home at Diamond dur ing the week looking after llie yard at the citv residence and visiting with friends. Will Cummins was in from his sheep camp on a visit with his family. He was accompanied in by Tice Schull. Mrs. Cummins met at him the Narrows with the auto. mis 1'ii'iiiniiH.i ri'lei till on (lie ground thai tba nahfbburtitg country arts nt tortile I'li'in.li to fatal the lilnil'ltiintH if (lie projaCtsd 'It' Another of IiIiiik-. mien' plana araa n toiupla to tho wife r KlnX I'tiileini nf aafypti with nroof of loadstonaa Unit weald keep an Iron lutiii- of bar tl'iiitlng In tho nlr Tha Carth'a Shadow. Tbt em ih Inn ii mIiiiiIoiv. hut very fell' eVer ll. ilri'l't 111 lilt pat of tbt moon, or atat few recognlio It wlii'ii they ni'.' It NevcrtholoiM many "f nn hn ve null' nl mi Hive, i ImiillfMN eii'iilngK In niiininiT Hliortly beforu mnsat rosy pink arc on tbs hsttnoi appaatta tbs asm, frith a Muiah gray aagSJMOl iniilii' It An the Mil n alnka ilio lire il . until It nttnlim the r.etilth mid even pimNeM It Tlila la tho alindoiv of the 1'iirlli Pramonltion. Me llllH bfOagM to Ili'lleVlle hoapltal with Koine liijnri to the Hkull, mid n ur I'l'i'ii, linilni; iMiiulniil tin' iimiinl, de hTinlnii! In kSSP the innii In tho ward for ii ilny or tim "Oli, dpCtor," rrli-il tlie imtlent, "do ion think Unit I'll Ione my head?" New Vnrk Time Too Slow. "Why Iiiih i "in daOffbttf ilniinl her ho lint n in k at aooaf1 "Hhe foiitiil Nhe'il hnie to utirHO (Miur I'liilentN for two .whin licfiire thoy In triiNii'd bar with any nilfflaasliss Ho aha'a going on the taUJS In a iiiiihIcuI inni'ili " Knnaaa dtl Journul Dr. C. C. Buhbidge, I'resbyter- ian pastor, came up from his al-' utility. ,. ... .- .i a, "f " hut iini' h n tty. uuyivny?" nk falfa farm where he is spending RD cstolmi his vacation, last night to attend ( Wall, If tnara la only one out nt it a meeting of the church building happana to ba long ono it will team comittee. today. He is going back " """' f,'",n lll,nl I'etiott Ihtt v FOLEY KlDf HLLS m ki ami avua Uaual Roault. Hlllh'llN I " inn liill.'ie Unit IWO mil llli' iin i lii'iiiv hn one? ClulellN Wi'll 'iiii i Ml ' ,t uinri led I aUPpOSO the.i iinii.illi tliul hi' v hnve to. I'llll. 1. 1. I, Iii . I,' ,1 if n i tiii, is ,iii,i, anil patstbts to (tin n. ih, pin Ii iitin'mihl,' l iv ll Mar- I UN llli'llil' FOR SAI-H Relinitiishiiient Kit) acres near Arden and Wellington. Mrs. R. Barron, Burns. ', MAKE IRONING DAY A REST DAY By using the ELECTRIC IRON Tha Klactrlc Way la CouUr, tlulrkar mill hraprr WESTINGHOUSE IRONS, - 95.00 HOT POINT IRONS - - $3.50 We will run Wednesdays until noon THE ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Call Hood Broa. Drug fitoro for Free Trial NoTit IX Kolt PUBLICATION, nmrBD STATia LAND iiKrtea, i iiiiiiin. Oraten. Auinat I, iwnt.l Hptiftlaaarakyflfaa thai wilitam wiiiina. nt ItIiii ' i"n, Ofagoa, wliu, iiii May 1. IV07, I....I.I II. ,iiii, al., ail kinrv Nu ;i07n Hrrlal. No IMU, I'" NK'.NK', , Hr. Ill K',HK',, Ml," .laii'l Mil ' is ', rwi'llli'i .', liiwnaiii t " , ivmiih'i K, Wlllalliutte Morl'llatl, liaa llli'il iielli,- "I liiiinlliin in make tlnal flvii riar I'mnt. In i'alnlillli ilalin lii Hi" Unit aliovnileai'rllii'il, I,, i iim ItdilaliT ami Koealvar, at llurna. iir.von. lit' Ilii-atli ilay ut H4'jilffiiitur, llltlt rialinaiitiiaiiii'aaa ivltnuaaaa: iillu Nritrom, A l Jarkaon, Karl lloial maim. I'liuiuaa Hii't'tiaaa. all l I'tlmetun, ('"""" wn laaa. Kaalauii. JfOTIOI FOR I'UBLICATION. I'mtrii BTITti I .a hi, OrtlOBj ( llutiia, nri'K'iii, inly --J, ml i I -...nil' r ii.-ni.y lifan thai A'llllam M. lawart. "t liiuna Ulraon, mini, a Mav n, I'.nm llui'li' ti.inu'fc'i at , n"l N'll "-I'l Hrrlal Nn atti.lll.tnr KJKW',. t ' , S t ' , anil MWi.M". , v,., in, n ;n . TiiwiibIiIi. .'- Haimi' ill K , Will amvlta Marldian, baa tileit uuin " "t liitnntlnti nt inaki' dual iivi- year I'riH.r. to aalnlillaliad , liilm In lha Ian, I almva ili-n illw.l. Iifl.ri- Hell lai.r ami linilvrr, at llurna, (irxun. nn lha llll -lay ill hi iti'iii,iit lull. I Inllnanl nalnra aa wllmiaaea I l,,,",aa llnk.T. I i.nk IMilllm. Jiihil HiaiA ami I- rank Maker all nl Uiiina, Oreaoil Wh Kiaaa. K.ilaier NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. t'MITsTII HTATatR l.A. Om at Ihirii.. 'irc.tih. July KV, iwU S.illrn li Imrcl.y gltOB that JHr I mh . ! Burns, ortion, wbo, nn ot'ttititr ri, imh niiiir .imi--...t Milry.N'o u.I.-l. I.ir NNU4. HW N W'4.rrr 1 1 iDd NK'4SK'i fivcliuii H.Towit M. .". hMiitli, MaiiKr . Xa-t, V I llaniftli Mil lit In it, haa Ii1"l DOW "I Jiil.Mlllon to in Hit r Itlitti UtrtM' inr I'rtHif, in ralabllali rlaltit la that land atiMivu i1iarrli4a(1( iMtftiri Itt-; t r ttml R i.r, at HlirA I, nri'Koii. till tit Ml. la tit Nr.ti'lllllt, 191 ruhiiMiit imiiH nn Mlliitir (IPtirutj iMitisinoif, I1nrii. UrMMfl "' M ( .,. ittu and OrUihlO Mmi, Ih.Hi of l-awiii, i tfCffOl rflrt Harlh, i( Httnii, UftftN Wh. Kamhr, Kthitar CONTKST NOTICE. t'niTKu ntath- I. ami DfrU llurna. OrfM July N. ''l . l.ilin l liAouf tillkliDHii atlilrt-aa. i 'iiili I.m, ar.- UvrmUy iHMilUul thai Ufa J. NulPin Mho ulim .tntim. utt'tititi. aa Ills MM .tHrc al 'In -a. tll in Jul) lattlVU, flla In lltla offlid Iiii !iiU t iirtottiiai-'l aiiilri.llun lo ioOlrl snd ... ..... il.- ...... .Itaal '.... .if v...,r II..III..I. a.t fair Ii ; nn I ml hf allM.M Mial aai-l John ( V hah VBuJl ahatnluurU Mid lan-l fuf iih-m lhait III niniiMia laal nasi lia llrVir aril Inl tir It hl'-il nn, of nKlvali-4 aim' lunar.. tlM'n lor. luriliwr utHtOtxl thai tht aM alWntlMiia will Im tas.-n at ihir..i)i U liiilii, l.n . iitifraM'.l ty uu,aut ).iu all fOtff Mill tn't atiifituit llirrtuii'li f w llhnilt ) mil fin I Lit i U lit In L" In arl ih-ri-ln, illhar laalorr ihlauaTlrfJor mi at'ial. If you fall to fll In thla .il i - w llhin twanf) laia atlrr tba r"ol Kill niM Htlnlt of t Ii i s nolHM), aa alinwii Im-Idw, r it ' anawar. under oath, m i int-ally MaajCttaa i ! itaiinll'ikj in I liau allirat!tit ' ""' ' ,t ll rati .ail i. Mlilnthal llim- lu lilt lulMi .ifflt-a tim- in k( llmt 1 1 mi Itavt' tn-r . ! tOOO Ol Hhii'i nil IB aal't t"HhsUm I'Mliri In licratui Of tf r.'ttlfeM i il mall If I hi hi U t la modsi , lha loll vary of " l 'r auaaar t, ihf lotiti-uiii in (H'taon, rut nf auih Nf rloa atttlll Ml HI hoi UM ll Miitralant s mi Ii .. i .. ... i .. I. ! i a.i . .i at... r u SPECIAL SALE OF WHITE GOODS and I SUMMER UNDERWEAR Call During the Next Two Weeks j and See the Fine Bargains We I Have on Display Get Our Prices 1 BROWNS SATISFACTORV STORE It-ii a kimw Ir.lafittiM-ht a f till r" f ltd ut Ih ttjn, hhtiM ifi; I In- itati-of Itarwrlol, orifaa afnQOVll ui thr iN-ratiii ljr a imiu thr dull vary Maatiiattt- DintttiK whrii anl whirathi vuiiv waa rtclt.t tf.l, If i.iailt- i.s rif latorftl mall, proof ol tin h i . ii a must naiat nf the afTVIa iii nl t hi in rt.m . m hiiin lha t .in waa mail. I tatlna . In n aut tht- j.tti ..flhtlo t. hi. (ill aotilavit mnal t- arcuii. ttaa niailfl ami lh' natin ! h Hit m..i maa't'i faoaltH lor tin It lli . oil almuhl Mfala Hi "Ur IMWtf thr naiiit nf Ihr (Hat,,f1l( i- tn lilt Ii nu lU'iltc fllliiri lint It i p m Kaaaa J ill J IV. ll tOlrV "ini tn It. vl. r Matt nl oral nufilnalion Jul IV. IVU I'alf nl p.. - mi. I imhlii attmi July M, I'll I'a.1. .if ihlrd puhllt alhnt Atliual J, IVIa. Matt nf (nun h puhlli ation A iiatnat I, I '1 NOTICK fOB I'll III, ICATION I SITkllMTATKHI.XNIlllFKIra. I Rants, oriK.iii. inly, at, mt.i I ,,li, , ,- in i, 1,1 nl'., ii llial I harlaa K ItOaan- in,,,.,. I ll-Viili. nrev I, liu. Ull Marctl 1". 1 ii iii ! Hun, i .u al full) Nu, 'JVT7, Hrllai ".'I l, l.i Ml, -..inn, :l, luwliahll' HI .. ll, .i,,- i . (u i.i. 1 1, Marl'llaii baa nle.l ln-ll" ,' ill Hili'lilliiti In make tinal nir i-at foaf. In KlalillBh elalln Id Ihe laml al-n. aaaalilaadi l-iture ttealaler ainl Ki-ri'lii'i. al MiiniB, 111. t'.li, nil llie Hill .lav ,il Haiitelntirr. till rlaliiianl iiamea aa w!tmiaa il I I In, till Bull. II N MeBBIier. Iienrfc-r Ual llllBk). I M Hn lnl all ..t ttaieilr. "r.mii Wm. rn, KoxtBitr TONAWAMA TONIGHT j Picture program Three Reels Comedy- Industrial-Dramatic With Two Act Coacdr Sketch 'A Box of Monkey' Five is Cast Playing One Hoor Siera is a live western girl, sent east to separate her from an undesirable lover, but the persistent fellow fol lows and is mistaken for the new butler. Siera delights in shocking her aunt and in teaching a young English lady slang. The partner of Siera's lover, who is in love with the English ladv and is also very bashful, comes on and makes an ass of himself by his blunders. All these, go to make some interesting situations. AdtJlta SOr . Children 30c. How tha Trouble Start.. Constipation is liu- BaOat Of many ailmt-nts and disorders" that mako life miserable. Take Cham berlain's Tablets, keep your bowels 'regular and you will avoid these diseases. I'or sale by all dealers. OUR NEW GOODS Have arrived and we are now ready to supply you with your requirements HI ANY NEW LINES have been added and all goods will be sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDERS The Burns Department Store NEW 1 SPRING SUITS I Trousers, Dress Shirts, Work Shirts, Ties, Shoes and Hose Spring and Summer I Underwear For The Men and Women Full new line of Ginghams Percals, Lawns Etc. A. K. Richardson General Merchandise Burns, Harney Co. Oregon Wheat Potatoe ) NIGHT TRAIN pRVICE D, Through Between CENTRAL OREGON and PORTLAND Beginning Sunday, June 22nd, 1913. as-Tai:f'T7S QregonTrunk R CENTRAL OREGON LINE THE HOTEL DIAMOND Tha only up lo data Hotal In Harnay County Hot and cold water, bathy, toilets, wide acreened in pore bra; nice shany lawn, fishing and hunting near. Accommodationa for 60 guests everything for com fort and enjoyment, only white help, home cooking. Peel Room and Firat-Claaa Bar In Connection Special Rates Given to Fishing and Hunting Parties SIDNEY COMEGYS, Proprietor TOURIST SLEEPING CARS AND FIRS CLASS COACHES The train leaving Bend 8:30 A. M., Deschutes. 8:48 PI lti'rimonri 9:10 P. M.. Terrebonne 9:24 P. M., Culver 10:o2Pi Mi-toliuB 10.20 P.M., Madras 10:30 P. M.( Mecca 11:08 P. M., Mai IS40 A. M ., Sherar 1:80 A. If., Arrive Portland 8:10 A. jTl Lt a ve Portland 7:00 P. M.. Arrive Sherar 3:03 A. M., Ma ::2(. A. M., Mecca :18 A. M., Madras 6:00 A. M.. Metoliu-6:l M., Culver :28 A. M., Terrebonne 7:08 A M., Redmond Ii M., Deschutes 7:4,H A. M.. Bend 8:00 A. M. Connections are made in Portland to and from Willamette' ley and Puget Sound Points. Fares and schedules and details wfll be furnished on tion or by letter. R. H. CROZIER, J. H. Corbett, Ai Ab.i. ln I faaa. Afenl, forlUnd, Ora. Bend, Ore. W. C. WILKES. Aaat. GenM Freight & Paaa. Agent, PortlantiC J THE OLD STAR SALOON BRENTON & HICKS, Props. Oi.pand Nkw Patkonb Will Kind tho Bkht Bkands Here - Wines, Liquors, and Cigars Good 8erv.ee, Courteous Treatment DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon Catholic Church. 1. On Sundays and Holy days of obligation Holy Mass with si'rmon at 10 a. m. 2. Un week days Holy Mass at 7 a. in. All other services, besides those mentioned above will be announced in church. All invited and welcome to the divine services. Sick-calls promptly answered al anytime. Religious informa tion and instructions willingly imparted at the Franciscan Uesidence. Rev. I'ius Niermann, O. F. M. ! Pastor of The Church of the Holy Family. the! AH the nCWS in The Times-Herald for $2.00 j Always ready for job printing Tha Baal Medicine in the W "My little girl had bloody sentery very bad. I thou would die. Chamberlain' Cholera and Diarrhoea cured her and I can tru say that I think it is medicine in the world. Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, For sale by all dealers. Direct connectlona aoutl, vie HARRIMAN-ANDREWS A. It. CUHKV, Prop l.eavaa Harriman Monday and and arrivea Wedneaday and eaih weak, connecting with Una to Denio. Winneniucca. Relinquishment for sale I Lawen, inquire at this office.