Local and Gonoral. Oregonian and Items. $2.00 McMullen ili” photographer op- po«its the bank. En d Fink, of the Capitol Barber simp, has an nd in this Issila. Now is the time to use disinfectants We have carloads of them aiThe Wel­ come Pharmacy. 9 I O <• Capitol Barber Shop <■- w W 9 9 Evvri thing fist-rlau mid up. to date • 9 9 9 : o a ltractl Sew t»rl < ((J. New York. July 26.—Dr 11 Nelson Jackson. of Burliiigt.in. Vi , and Bewail II Crocker, bin chauf­ feur. t<> lay compieteli nn automo­ bile trip aerosa the continent which began at San Fran< i«co May 2" It ia th« first lime that mi automobile ha, made tlx- trip from ocean to ocean. (Dr. Jack, on purred through Burns June 8, mid reached Omaha. Julv 12. Numerous »top, wire made for repairs ami considerable till e lori on ac. otiul of bad weather. The trip was made purely for pleas­ ure and the machine was not push­ ed to its bc«t I The Chicago \\ eeklv Inter Ocean is the only weekly newspaper pub­ lished m Chicago m connection with the great daily pii|H-r*. It contains a judiciously selected summary of the news of the nation and world, th'1 best stoiies, lion farm, woman’s, mid other special depmtineiite. mid fair, patriotic, able editorials, written from a Re- publican vivwjioilit. It is by far the Is-st g.-tiernl newspaper ot the Western States. The regular price fm the Weekly Inter Oe« tn is fl,(Mt mid for the Hurney \ alley Items $1.50, but subscription- will be re­ ceived at this oilice tor the two papers i i combi.lation for one year for only 11 .50. Hair Splits •‘I have used Aver’s Hair Vigor for thirty years. Il is elegant for a hair drcasing mid for keeping the hair from splining nt the ends.”— J. A. Gruenenk Ider, Grantfork, III. Hair-splitting splits friendships. If flic hair­ splitting is done on your own head.it loses friends for you, for every hair of your head is a friend. Ayer’s Hair Vigor in advanee will prevent the splitting. If the splitting has begun, it will stop it. |l H a bottle. All Artinlali. tr your drucKht cannot «iipply you. «I» oiw his buy. Geary returned Wednesday from Jimmie Bunyard was severely Salem, cut mid bruised Thursday by a Eilort« arc being made to have n rake horse running uwav with him leixing contest palliai oil during IL was thrown in front of the rake und received some very bad cuts fair week. mid bruises. He brought to L<-e Caldwell returned Tuesday towt. mid nttendi d by Dr. Marsden. from a business trip tu Ontario He is able t>> be about. mid Boise. We arc indebted to Abe Stout, of E E Mathews and J. W Newell Pandora, Tennessee.for a copy of his recently of Boise, are slopping ut home paper, The Tomahawk, pub­ Thu Burna. lished al Mountain City. Abe spent Mart Baker mid Cecil Riley were Inst year in this section and wa« in from the <><> ranch a few day» employed at the Hanley ranch for thia week. •everal months returning tu his Atty. Thornton Williams went home last Full. t<> Canyon City thia week un pru- Lionel A. Johnson, special cor­ fensioiial business. respondent of the Oregonian, is Milt Modi, foreman nt the White spending the week in Burna mid llorsi ranch, was in Burns on vicintiv preparing a write-up of this section for bis paper. Mr. business this week. of Surveyor Johnson is a brother Win Gowan mid Sam Parrish have gone to the muunimna with John E Johnson and was formerly editor of the Vale Gazette. their new wood saw. An exchange speaks the trut.i in Prof M. K. Rigby is un a trip to the following paragraph: You the railroad in the interests of the Now comes a Paisley correspon­ can't run a decent newspaper with ­ dent to the Oregonian and says a Citizens Business College. out making enemies. We are al­ partv is in that section looking for Your attention is called to the ways as grateful for our enemies as a route for a railroad from Salt change in the advertisement uf we are for our friend«. We do (he Lake to the Coast. The party after Lunubvrg A Halton on line page. right as we sec it mid we don’t ex- ail examination of the country Mrs. P. C. Peterson arrived pect everyone to see a« we do. concludes “that the most practica­ home Wednesday from Portland The iqierettas “Jnck the Giant ble route for such a road would be where she has been for medicnl Killer," and “Babies in the across the desert from Stein's tie itmenl. Woods," presented Wednesday Mountain, striking Lake County Gyoig” D. Rushmore, a repre- night at Floral Hall by the young at a point where Oregon and Cali­ •entati ve of a San Francisco whole­ folks, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. fornia corners on the Nevada line, sale house, was calling on local Simpson mid Miss Florence Buck­ thence bearing northeast and pass­ ingham. was well rereived, us was ing through Crooked Creek Valley trade this neck. .‘.Mock Initiation" on Thursday and up the Chewaucan Valley to George Southworth is driving Paisley, and in a northwesterly di­ evening. the Diamond stage this week. Con rection to the low pass over the Dr. I.. E. Hibbard and Frank tractor Williams living engaged Mogan were badly shaken up in a Cascade range on the headwaters in hauling hay for hi* slock. collision which occuired while | of the north middle fork of the Tims llowst-r. of Harney was in chasing rabbits horseback with Willamette River." Burna Monday. Thos in haying hounds the other dav. Frank was Ed Jordan, of I.awen, met with on the Gibson place oil the Island, thrown from his horse and received an accident last Saturday that will a property lie purchased last Fall some severe bruises, v» bile the Dr. cause him the loss of one of his The lied Front Livery barn is though he stayed with his mount i eyes. He was engaged in re­ pairing a barbed wire fence which catering to its pntionage and har suffered a badly wrenched knee. had fallen down. In stretching improved its livery service. Feed The Maiheur Mercantile Com­ the wire it came loose from the by the day or month at reasonable pany, of Ontario. offera a special post and struck him in the face, rates. prize of $20 for the best fleece of' one barb penetrating the flesh just Court Stenographer W. J Cole- wool at the Fair next month. This [ above the left eye amt another man returned yesterday from offer includes fleeces from Malheur ' the eyeball. He came to town to Cnnvon City, where he has been Conntv. Miller A Thompson, of have the injury attended tc by a attending a special term of circuit this city, will give $5 worth of doctor and as soon as the inflauia- merchandise to the person making j tion is allayed an operation for the court. w ill be neces Mr. Hvlrvy, a North Yakima« the best display of farm product*. | removal of the eve * Horace Dillard, who at one time I sary. Wash., horseman, is live with a couple of racers which he will run the Prineville News of which I ' For a bilious attack take Cham­ place in condition for the races the Review is its successor, ai rived berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab­ in our city from Burns with his lets and a quick cure is certain next month' A R. Yantis came down yester­ family lust Saturday and is visit- Eor sale by H. M. Horton, Burns ; day from Horton A Savers saw­ , ing with friends and relatives tor a Ered Haines, Harney. mill. He says the mill has shut few days. Mr Dillard is out for a Jake Blank, n barber of Canyon down for a short time waiting on vacation and before going home i City, arrived on the stage last will visit the Deschutes country night to accept a position in the the logger*. and breathe pure air, drink cold Capital Barlier shop. Frink Welcome and Ernest water and angle for the sportive Shields expect to leave sometime I trout.— Prineville Review. Ex-Assessor J. W. Buchanan the hitter part of this month for mid wife, were visitors from Harney Duncan McRae and family, of | yesterday. Quincy, Illinois, where they will Riverside, Malheur County spent attend school this Fall and Winter. A Remarkable Record. several days in the city this week Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Father Doyle returned last Fri­ Mr. McRae was over to submit has a remarkable record. It has day fr> tn Portland mid up the Val­ annual proof on bis desert claim. been in use for over thirty years, ley points. Since his return he He reports crops fair in his neigh­ during which time many million I has been slightly indisposed mid borhood and states that his second has liet'ti staying pretty close to growth of alfalfa is twenty inches battles have been sold and used. It has long been the standard and his room. i high. Through industry and I main reliance in the treatment of Tom Stevens and “Scotty"Bailey thrift Mr. McRae has one of the croup in thousands of homes, vet left Tuesday for Hatley, Idaho, most beautiful places on the Mal­ during all this time no case has with their race horses—Dude and heur River. ever been reported to the manufact­ i Sunday—and will enter them in Atty C. W. Parrish during his urers in which it failed to effect a the race meet which opens in recent visit to Malheur County cure. When given as soon us the Blaine County’s metropolis mi July picki'd up some very han Borne child becomes hoarse or even as JO.—Ontario Argus leaf impressions, Thv leaves had soon as the croupy cough appears, Zb/O¿áS J lieconio imbedded in a «ediiuent. WAGONS! WAGONS i Wo will sell vou n Mitchell, which time had hardened into Rushford or Webber Farm Bed stone. On living broken the im- pression of the leaves are found. Wagon; He was also presented with a Steel Skein $85.00 9000 I very valuable relic, mi old copper R ,, ■ bell by John Wright, of Drewsey, 105.00 81 ., Send your orders to us, O. C. Co an Oregon Pioneer of 1853 it will prevent the attack. It is pleasant to take, many children like it. It contains no opium or other harmful substance and may be given as confidently to a babv as to an adult. For sale by IL M. Horton, Burns; Fred Haines, Har­ ney. A Stylish Street Boot. set THAT THIS TRADE MARK IS BRANDED ON E/iRf Kibo Kid. Patent Tip. Welted Sole. Extension Edge. Medium Heel. EiaU Reierrxiu«: • n <4 thl* Style -'-‘or. NEW STOCK Is constantly arriving at our store- Our lines are complete and now we can fill any order with the best of everything. Bring ar send us your orders for I Fancy Dress goods. Ready Made Wrappers, Ladies' and Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats. Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Fresh line of staple and fancy Groceries Lunaberg & Dalton Miller & Thompson Successors to R. .». Miller A- Co.