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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1909)
Sues-JIerald.ij f KST ClIlOUi.ATION or Kit IN Tlllfl COUNTY. HANI K in, 10' ll News. lof nny township in district, showing ,of the same, topo- res anil varnnt land. each. Your order vnrded on the fol- M.C.Tiirnoy.lJiirnH, i gon was in the city f I, Newell was in tho PS ion is spending the amestoad. coks Want Add of onal Hank. pton was over from ch tho first of tho, ; n Carriage Heater la' I llii nl 11 rr to yjr. tho Burns-Vale E is iookihc aucr leiv tliis week. bo co ! now.' pair if my coyote Ale at $10 oaeh.- kbard ino anil wilo nave i. IF YOU WANT IF YOU WANT i Absoh'.to Biifoty for your Iuh(1h; To do biiainoHH with a bunk which h obBorving HtirioLly tho NuMoiml Dunking Lawn mid which iH concluding it h nffuirn along Btifo ooneorvutivo ; linos; IF YOU WANT. Knir, impartial troiiLinont, coupled with tho aaaur : nnoo that you will roooivo ovory courtesy uud bo j rendered ovory ' consiHting with banking, TURN WI2 WANT Your Hiiukinur and solicit it on u bank ing basin. The First National Bank of Burns UNWED STATES DEPOSITARY OREGON STATE DEPOSITARY Horvico prudent business Capital Surplus John I). Dtilll, I'rettilent C. A. Hainan, Vlec I'rmUlenl S25,000.00 S25,000.00 J. L. O'aiiH, Cnthler A. ( Welcome, Anil, Cmhler Lap robea and Blankets nt Bedrock pricea at Hopkins Uroa'. John ThoinitH Is in tho city hav lt." roturned from a vi.sil to Spokane. Grant Koiilorson and wife woro over from tho lMtrnch tlio ftral of thia week. Mrs. W. W. Drinkwntcr and her sister, Miss Kdnn Vlckora, woro down from Harney Monday. M. E. Race, of Voltage, was in tho city Thursday onroiite homo from a htminesa trip to Hoy Bunvard'a mill. T "I... ..lfV.1,1 ......... ..... fV.tV ll VUWUIUIU UllllU UVUI uuui Happy Valley Tuesday to take his family out. Ho reports M inches of snow at Narrows when he came in. Tlioy left for homo yesterday. Wanti:i)-A11 kinds of hides and furs. Top cash price paid. First class taxidermist. Work done to order. Tannine and fur dressing a speciality. For full particulars address Fnni) L Giukjo, Drewsey, Oregon. Estkay Camo to my place a year airo a black mints weight 'about II BO, unbroke, branded L C connected on left shoulder, the L being reversed. Owner call prove property and pay charges. W. W. Cox, Burns. Ore. LOCALS PROM VOLTACIH. Jobprintiiig-TheTimoB-Horald Potatoes in abundance at llus- in ( anyon City and ton's- ir n .iduici" on the Pnintintr and turner hanging- . of street hats may be seen at Mra. S. 11. eit. A. Iloi'ton, Bs, u no na neon Every ono who can le enjoying lis room for s oral gleiuhrides. from tnn. m able . . .. .,., ,flclliro btrootiMm "Live to Smile And Smile to lb ..mii't'i' 'f the Live" Wday night. ft lu , t t ,... do- A flne atimtment r-itu i .uoiumy ' tnjliiii'a Mllluiam ii.i I'll isc Kim Pn Mduil. i " '"""U"J ' """ ... i lVi Qif v Ptian.i if cmlfl lit Binr rial i -stale, oe- vn ""' ' "" - fdo Demand of once, one drop neau sewing mu- - .... AUitwt 1nntiii. of EVaannli TTiful an attract oi title im' ... ..... 1 convoyed. Harney 640 acre ranch fo sale suitable .'and Title Company, for dairy or stock ranch. Abund- . V. J. , . I . . .1 Irs J. W. Shown are anue 0I wir lor irrigniiuii aim IIii.n.oj. having power-inquire at.una ouice. eir ' dauk'nter Keatos lor sale, an stzee and sn. Di Vii-vry lengths, price 20 cents per fort. ihe l itFenui? from Any one desiring Reatos aildress W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alberson, board desires us to ftlwn,unul vv lat a new irimary Geo. uyraro and hd boutli- Bhirtod in the public worth came over from Bear vnl- tonday, January 18. ley last Sunday. They report started for those very cold weather over there. old enough to be- The boys were hero on land busi- ening of the school ness. If Nn nonil to le without, fi Rinv- srk Mothershead is- inur machine when you have a iage license Thurs- chance to get one nt practically luel Newell and Miss your own terms by seeing G. W. ince. We are in- Clevengor. Standard machines .marriage will laKe to "choose from. nda at the Newell . , . )og Mountain. Both . "lw " wmn;ii .uiuiuub are well known re- ""l'uriuu irum nmioj, mu a- bat section. pecieu in liunm in I'curuury ur earner, uoi up a company aim r, the unfortunate imi)rovo vour slock W(J nec,i K his hand th dav Hloa -Muailt hnvw wrt. Call btmas is getting well Rml Ieta Mk it over-Inland Em- fwithm a weeK or so nirft RaAitv &. Ito return to his liomc It r Tnrnr.p ! df. Dr. Elizabeui Ellis and her lake tho best of the daughter, Miss Georgia, were as boon as the arm passengers out on yesterday's Itly healed and is in stage. Dr. Ellis goes to Ml. idition will go to San Vernon in Grant county tor a Micro he will have an two weeks stay and Miss Ellis knd fitted, as well as will proceed to Weston whore lary paraphernalia she goes on specinl invitation of knablo him to do his President rrench of the statu if not as convenient- Normal. Miss Ellis may return 1 lo t his hand. " tree weeks. hay Painting and paper hanging A. Horlon. Got nursery stock of the In land Empiie Realty Co. Fon Sai.k 020 acres of and. Inquire nt this olliee. Courtney Olllcor was in city from the Izee section firat of tho week. G. W. Clcvpiiger is tho market fori hides. market price paid. Wo can trade anything you hftvo foranythihg you want- In land Empire Realty Co., Burns, Oi'MHin. - rw fc . again in Highest Messrs, Chas, Comegys and A Egli came over from Wagonlire Sunday, bringing over about 200 head of cattle to feed at the Chas. Riggs place in Potter swamp. Mr. Comegys will look after the feeding and Mr. Egli haa return ed to tho ranch. A pill in time that will save tliojnino is. Rings Little Liver Pill, the For biliousness, sick headache, constipation. Thoy do not gripe. Price 2B, Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy, Buiiib. Cm. Fred Hnincfl. Ilnrnev. Ore. Tho members of tho Presby terian church will eolobrate the Lord's Supper on Sabbath .Ian. 17th at 11 o'clock; and thoy most cordially invito any and all Chris- A. Venator has just roturned i;an8 to narliehmto in this com from outside points where holms immion with them. Tho sub been looking after somo oxton- jcct for the evening discourse is: sive cattle shipments. Lost Between Burns and tho Tho now year la here the only thing tho Bottlers can ntford to havo alt tlu y need of. The rate of freight has boon all right perfectly satisfactory. Last Sunday a house was mov- Ned into tho country emit on wheels belonging to Jnmea Ivy. Soveral of tho ranchers with about ten horses aro going to the hills for fence posts Tuesday. Our now post office is now in running ord'T, began tho first Monday in January. Mr. Lyle Jones is the carrier. Our Ser vice now ia Tuesdays and Fri days. Mr. Wado and Mr. Raco havo gone to the timber near Bun- yard'a mill on business, havo been gone over a wcok. Miss Ellle Stafford has return ed to her homo after a few days stay with Mrs. Dunn. Mr. W. C. Botsford made a business trip to Burns last week. Mrs. Freeman is still hoping for success on the well question and will be glad when ahe can bay "Well dono". Hera has been a protracted effort. Messrs. Hall and Shug enter tained Race's and Randolph's and Botsford to New Year's din ner. Every thing was done up in good shape even to tho hoist ing of the emblem of their ranch above their house which was a pair of pants. Mrs. Dunn entertained her son William Dunn and family and Elind Stafford's family ono day last week, Mr. Roswell Jones haa been digging another well, but as us ual struck rock and now hopes to finish up with a drill. Wo regret to say the mistletoe sent specially for tho benefit of the one young lady present at the recent pleasant Christmas event, in coming from Texas by the way of Southern Michigan arrived two days late to do ser vice on the occasion. R. It Bluo prints of uny township in Burns Land District, showing name of enlrynian, date and kind of entry, topography, etc., $1.00 each. Plait T. Randall. Burns. Ore. G. W. Clevengor haa a large number of sewing machines and wants lo place ono in awry home in this section needing a machine Sold on installment plan or terms to suit purchaser, i i . rerHonni openenco Willi a tube of ManZan Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for' all forms of Piles. Guaranteed BOc. Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Ore., Fred Haines, Harney, Ore. Number 2. w e o In The Twelfth CenU -U IIAKKIMAN ITEMS. About 10 in. of snow fell Tues day nivht. Tho population of Harriman has thribblcd in the last thirty days. Watch 'us growl Tho Harriman livery barn pur chased 25 tons of hay of It R. Sitz of Lawen. Dr. II. Dennman i3 located at Harriman. He has a nicely equip ped office and a good lino of drugs. Dr. Dcnman ia a gradu ate of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia which is one of the beBt institutions in the coun try. Annonyrr.us. "ir. ,.,.,:.... "un.,,1 wr.i i.-..,i... 1YIHMMIK mint mu v.nw... Every body is most cordially in- r . . . . . i I. S. Geer ranch a saddle. Find- vited to atlond tiioso wrvicos. er please leave at Elliott barn j. K. Shields and wife, of Spo and receive pay for their trouble, j kane. Wash., arrived hero last .1 i! .TnnlfinH wn ni'ni' fmmS Monday on a visit to relatives i bwiN FULL SWING" January Clearance Sale This means much to you.- No store in this locality so fearlessly cuts prices as do we when the proper time arrives. We are not going to carry over any winter goods Ave have better use for the money ,We are going to clear the store of every remnant, every odd and end, every broken line, every slow seller. HOW? CUT PRICES!' Bargains every day. Biff BarffainsI The biff ffCHl bargains, (nalilfj for quulilu, thai you'll find in this counlrff. Bui why should we talk on and on come lo Ihe store and see for yourself. was his Happy Valley home for sever al days this weok. Mr. Jenkins is pleased with the heavy fall of snow as it assures good range and abundance of water for slock tho coming season. Parties who subscribed to the fund to sink deeper at the M. L. Lewis spring aro oxpccled to pay the amounts thoy obligated them selves for by Feb. 1, ns after that date the matter will be plac ed in the hands of a collector. Get Vocgtly's prices on Imple ments, etc. before purchasing. 1 can do hotter than any house in town. I do not have a Whole sale House Representative with mo all summer, somo one has to pay him. Wanted About B000 head of good, young breeding ewes. Ad dress, giving ages, price, etc., Tho American Land & Livestock Company. Denio Oregon, also same care of tho First National Bank, Burns, Oregon. Jamus 13. Rounskvji.u:, Manager. Dr. II. Denman arrived home from Portland where ho went to take tho examination before tho sUito board in order to practice, and on Monday took his depart ure for Harriman with his office equipment and a nico lino of drugs. Ho will be permanently located at that point and take up his practice. and former chool mates. "Tllep are now out on Silver Creek visit ing Ernest's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shields -ul will latci go. out by way J Drewsey. "Shorty," as ho is familiarly known to his ninny friends in this section, is, now connected with a largo building material firm and has a good position. His wifo nco Rose Rutherford is also a former Harney County girl and thoy aro having a parti cular pleasant vacation visit among old associates. Ernest desires to bo again nt his busi ness by the first of next month and thoy will depart from hero for Portland where thoy will visit Ex-Judge Rutherford and family for a time. Judge Rutherford is doing contract work in Portland. C0UNTV COURT. The following business wan. transacted by the County Court before adjourning and after wo had gone to press Inst issue: The petition of J. W. Buchan an and 19 others for a county road was continued for the term. Petition of J. M. McMullon and VI otliors for a county road con tinued for tho torm. Tho TimoB-Ilerald was again designated as 'he county official paper for the year 1909. Order allowing the shorilV a deputy in the sou thorn part of the county was revoked, tho J. A. Fanning and wifo arrived! court considering ho needed no homo Portland where thoy spent ! deputy in that section. the holidays. They will occupy the Voegtly cottage in thia city this winter. Mr. Fanning says Hugh Harris was again pointed fruit inspector. Jap McKinnon appointed ap- a thoro is a widoaprcad interest on one of tho board of road viewers, the outside rogarding Harney t John Robinson appointed stork county and ono from (his section inspector, is conatantly in domand in Port-. J. T. Karnes ro-appolntod road land by those desiring informa- master of tho first district, tion. Ho says that capital is Sidney Comegys appointed looking for investment in this road master of second district county as well as tho homo- and W. II. South road maator of seeker. 'third district. M. SCHWAI Ehe Busv Corner Store" iXJfeBrr-sas We arc Headquarters for Horse Blankets, Saddle Blankets STORM PROOF ROBES' and Balsam of Myrrh Wc Carry a Complete Mac if HARNESS and SADDLES J, C. WELCOME & SON rEn-mrr, Or'iTierrn RESOLUTIONS OP PfiSI'LXT. At a meeting of the members and friends of the First Presby terian Church of Burns, Oregon, January 8, 1909, tho undersign ed committee was appointed to draft resolutions of respect and condolence on the death of our beloved sister, Amy Byrd. Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly Father in His Allwisc providence to remove from our midst on tho third day of Jan uary, 1909, Mrs. Amy Byrd, who was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church of Burns, Oregon. Sho had been a resident of Burns since 1883. Resolved, That in the deatli of Sister Byrd tin's chuich has suffered the loss of ono of its most faithful members, and the community one of its most worthy and most estimable char acters. A great sorrow has ov ershadowed us it descends up on the church liken funeral pall; it saddens the brethern who shall not see her face again until they ascend where sho is. Resolved, That her many vir tues havo endeared her to the community at large, and many, very many; sorrow at her de cease, "The angels welcome with joyous acclaims tho good, the puro and benevolent as they en ter eternity's portals." All of Sister Byrd'a tender charities, womanly unselfishness, domestic fidelity and motherly solicitudo will bo rewarded by Him who said, "Inasmuch as ye havo dono it unto one of the least of these yo havo dono it unto Me." May her children, relatives and friends strivo to emulate her sterling cpinlitios that they may, when death comes, realize, as sho now does, tho beneficent results of a life of faith, hope and love. Be it Further resolved, That we ex tend to her husband and family our heartfelt sympathy, and that a copy of theso resolutions be spread upon tho records of this church, and a copy presented to tho bereaved family L. E. HlIUlAHD, PlIOEUE Geaiiy, DOUOTIiy IKWJN. NO TRESPASSING. Hunting and fishing are strict ly forbidden upon nny of the Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches. Trespassers will be prosecuted. John Gilcrebt. Supt T 1yiMtnn I t. .. I I M 1-1. . .... in ruiiitu mu uaiicno was onramznri. i.hn won num bench, to givo the people a central point whero notes might bJ made, money borrowed and deposited for safe-keeping or for trans fer to distant points. Tho present day bank came into existence in 1049, when the present Bank of England was established in London. Primitive banking was simple, the advantages jriven tho neonlo were lew. tanking today Ia also aimplo but tho people receive many benefita not dreamed of in its early history. Banks are organized by several men putting their money to gether in tho shape of bank atock and opening a place for business. These men not only put their money into business, they also include their standing. Thua the bank ia atrongorvtlwn any one of them; aa atrong ns all of them together. Every bank is a benefit to tho community. It facilities busi ness, gives the people a place to keep the'r active and surplus funds, and each dollar in tho community does more work because the bank exists. This bank ia a material advantage lo the public to each man and woman in particular. We seek the opportunity to demonstrate tho benefit of our service to YOU. r The Harney County National Bank OF BURNS, OREGON. YOUR HOME INSTITUTION STATE DEPOSITARY mCtWKrsMw. SCC5AA'-C'..-r.J NEW MERCHANDISE Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Fresh Groceries, etc. For Fall and Winter Trade Wttfttt csazzsmscsu r-ri s Applications I'ar UrtilotTermlti. NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses and sheep within theDECHUTES NATION AL FOREST during tho season of 1909, must be filed in my office at Prineville, Ore., on or before February 18, 1909. Full infor mation in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making ap plication will bo furnished upon request. A. S. IliELAND, Supervisor. NOTICE FOR I'UIH.ICATION Umtkk TATrn I.AKiiOrrui. ( llurm, (iriyiin, l)o. trr '. lIUll Notice la linrtli) iilrvn 111 at the SlulrulOr COII lift flleil Itl lilt DrtlCW III Htililllall(ilWHr. iI Nd I'll') lu.olrtl, uiidir llio trt ltlom at Ilia Ait nf tmiKrcvfl. Kiiiruvtiil August SI, 1H4. uml mt HiiiumUlury thereto, tbo, .NW'.HW'i her 21, T IKH., II M E W. M, Anyaml ll perioiu HnlmliiK il,ut!y tht lMittk dcftcrlbril. or lt tiring tu obJct beituir nl the mineral (liamctor ol Ibelmd, orlor n; lhtr rrmon, lo thr dlipoial tt applicant, liuulil nio their afflilavila n pnitMt la tali of. Ore. on or Ik (ore the eiplratloii ol tha perlad nl publication. vm riKHt, Ileili'ar Date ot Mint i'lihlliall'i January lna, IKH. DHo of I ait Publication februaiy flii.ldoa. NOIKMC l"OU I'UHUOATION Umtiii8ti LixnOrrica, I I'urm, Orrfon, UcicmWr II, 1H I Kutlce li hereby itlteu that Ihe Htl al Oi.jjun liai flleil In tlili otIUelta aypluatlou Serial ."o Uluvi to olf ct.uudrr the irof lilnu al lie Acionouicrrii, approrea augauw, jus, WALTEiv. H. HODDEB, "VK7"oll DDarilJjLtOLg- Prepared to go to a depth of 500 feet with various sizedrilIs.jg?Honest measurement and satisfaction guaranteed.,,'- ss$j&cr For prices and terms call on me at Sunset or address n.e at Burns, Oregon and acta aineiulalory thereto, (ha W'f BI r.,t m RH ItNrii, SV Eli u( fc.C -i7, ', B , 1 M Ahir ami all tierloua clalmlue aJvaraale laa Until dfacillH'd.or (Irtirlne lo abject bacaaia ol tbr mineral character ol I lie laud, or far an; oilier reaeon, to the dliiioea! to appluaal, houlil Ale t lie Ir aflHavlla of proleel In Ihla onice, ou or oeioro me vapirauen or iu parioq or puDiicaiiou tt u. nitna, Rtcliler. Nut publication lccmbe;D. luOa. l.a.l publication January M, 1W H. DENMAN, M. D. Harriman, Ortgon C'ulU itiKMctciI iruiiiitly nlglit or clay, M'liniitj Ilitrrliumi. W. (iiiwnn Attorney Archie McGowan The I.and Alan ilAKNEY COUNTY LAND AND TITLE C. All kinds of land business, ab stracting and conveyancing. IUM1NS, - - OKKdOK II? YOU CARE FOR STYLE. If you care for style and lot of people do, it can be had in ilny Vehicle on our floor. W are prepared for the fall trade. Our stock Is at its best. We show n remarkable assortment of Vehic les, including Carriages, Road wagons and Buggies, for this season of tho year, Our houso is a regular Savings Bank for those who wish to buy. Call in and mako us pror it. llmm fig, Jltti WJJ&S&-&. BICYCLES KEPAlRhD We aro agents for puncture-proof tires and all STAND vRD BICN C E i. If you want a wheel, a sot of tires, or have your bicycle repaired, come and sec us. Carter & Sweek The Eastern Oregon Enginw'ring Co. CIVIL, HUNICIi'AL AN IRKIGATION ENGINLHRS Main OfHce.Burns, Oregon A U. tAVIAMM, Ugl. Branch Office, Lakcview, Oregon V II. rAULKM.ll PKf Hereford Cattle My well known herd of Priw winning Ilorefords is now loeafcd on tho farm of Wm. P. Cavinea, in Malheur county. Will be pleased to havo you call and in spect herd. If in need of bulls or heifers wo can satisfy you ia quality and price. Wrlw yoi wants te: WM. P. CAVINGSS, B. J. C0IUAI, Irootld. Ort. it t mir, 9n: W. E. HUSTON Dealer in Groceries, Provisions Tropical and Domestic Fruits when in Season. HE ALSO HAS A LINE OF GENTS FURW8SHISMG8, Hats, Shirts, Clothing, UnderwearGet Prices CHILDREN'SsCLOTHIC. 111 kinds of Fsh Vegetables in Season, DurklieimiT Hiiildin" Main Street. 3FL3SX3 J?'ROKTT LIVERY, FEED AND SALE McGEE & OWEN, Propts. ra Fresh Teams,' Comfortable Rigs, Careful Drivers. Particular attention. given to Transcient Trade Call onius. Next door to French Hotel Main St. Horses boarded by the day, week or month wrSAv iW WILSOI lUi, t UO'i t J.WllSiOs A A T H .nX iu 1 1 - i iHEStfft. m- P .JWv j& Mein St., Blacksniithing and Horseshoing. Wagon Work ALL WORK GUAR AEStD. Burns, Oregon The Best MODERATE PRICED TYPEWRITER On the Market ii - j ll.tluiT.l, Convi'iiiciit iriirnble Has nil the Qualities of high priced machines Rapid, Universal key hoard, Simple, Cheap Chicago Writing- Machine Co. -v- 151-15.1 Wnbmli Ave, ClilcrtRO, J. MWtaMalU