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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1910)
.(. t? The Times-Gerald. TAB T11K I.AKOKST ClllOUI.ATION Of ANV NKWBPAl'KK IN Tlllfl COUNTY. SATURDAY, JANUAKY , lull) Local News, Fur wanted, Schcnk Bros, Cremo the children cry for it. Try a meal nt the Home Hotel, Don't overlook Schcnk Bros.' ad. For shccplincd coats see Luna burp and Dalton. Homer Cecil is over from Silver Creek. Good morninjr! Did you have Cremo for breakfast? I. S. Tyler was in the city for a few days this week. L. B. Culp invites his lneiuls to stop at the French Hotel when in the city. R. J. Williams is over from Silver Creek on a visit to his family. See the Inland Empire Real Estate Co. if you have anything for sale or exchange. The biggest reduction sale on clothing and gent's furnishing that ever was at Schcnk Bros. J. H. Neal and daughter, Miss Mary, came over from Barron Valley the first of the week on land business, Hagey &. Richardson now have a complete line of fresh groceries and new dry goods. See them in tneir new store. V. Cawlfield was over from Happy Valley the first of the week, having brought over his son tc attend school. G. W. Clevenger has just re ceived a fine lot of bed clothing of all descriptions that will be sold at right prices. 1910 If you are not a depositor of this bank, we invite you to become one with the new year. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS Capital, Surplus, $25,000.00 330,000.00 United States Depositary Clothes pressed and cleaned at Schcnk Bros. Will Gates was a visitor to our city during the week. J. N. Terwilliger and James Gilbert arc in the city. The new breakfast food Cremo a local product. J. F. Mahon is in the city on business and visiting friends. Cremo - for salo by your grocer. Don't overlook Schcnk Bros', clearance sale. Mrs. Adelar Racine has been quite sick this week, but is im proving. All guests treated with court esy at the French Hotel. L. B. Culp, proprietor. Miss Farnuin was ill yesterday and unable to attend her duties Job printing -Tho Times-Herald Take no substitute juhI tell the grocer Cremo. Miss Denrnan, sister lo Dr. Dennian, is up from llarrimap. Foil Sam: -A second hand range. Address Box 72, Burns, Oregon. Now is the time lo buy you a suit at reduction sale. See the Schcnk Bros', ml. Pearl Fisk, Stenographer. Terms reasonable. Headquarters at olllco of J. W. Biggs. The severe cold snap the first of the week was general and not confined lo Harney county alone. IP YOU AMK (JOINCTO TIIAVIX, line tlio llurnuy Comity Natliiiml Hunk TIIAVHU.KK'S CIIIMIUIS They nro MtlMdcntlfjInK. Rye Smyth doesn't let a little thing like a broken leg botlior. With the aid of crutches he was at school this week. Clark Wheeler and wife are up from their homestead near Narrows to take in the . 0. 0. F. installation. Reatos for sale, all sizes and lengths, price 20 cents per foot. Any one desiring Reatos address W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alberson, Alberson. Oregon, A new school district was created by the county boundary board this week. The new dis trict is in the extreme southeast portion of the county taking in Denio. It is number Hi). Go to the homo Hotel for a good meal. Carriage heaters and coal-J. 0. Welcome & Son. )i The annual business meeting of the Presbyterian church was!1" Ue PuWie school. held last night at which time the! If you want to see the finest last years work was reviewed, .display of post cards in Burns go Schcnk Bros, do not have to N.Brown & Sons are agents' scn,i yoursujt back to a Phila delphia lawyer for alteration. They are tailors and can do it themselves. for the Stein-Block make of clothing. Ask any one who knows and von will wear no other mnke. C. I. Dixon and W. D. Fuller of Seattle were among the home seekers to arrive this week. Both young men have taken land. to Carter & Thompson. Full blooded White Angora kit- N this week for Portland and oth er outside points. They will be absent an indefinite time. i Blue prints of any township in I The family of J. S. Cook ar Burns Land District, showing1 rived here Thursday evening, name of entryman, date and kind Mr. Cook lias been hcte for a of entry, topography, etc., $1.00' couple of weeks and contemplates' each. Piatt T. Randall, Burns, remaining permanently if condi tions suit him in the spring. tens for sale. Address Miss W. A. Short, Lawen, Oregon. There will be a social dance at E. E. Purrington and wife j the Sunset school house next took their departure the first of i Friday night, Jan. M. Supper at the home of h. C. Eggleslon. Williams Bros, saw mill at Cold Spring on the Canyon road is prepared to do custom work for those desiring lo take ad vantage of their government per mit. Also lumber for sale at $12 per thousand. See them about custom prices. Scott and Craig Catterson were in the city for a few days this week. Craig is up from Raw hide, Nevada, on a visit to his parents and old time friends. He is in the livery and drayage business in the mining town and says it is a good business point. He expects to return to Rawhide in a short time. The most up lo date gents fur nishings at Schcnk Bros. Remember G. W. Clevenger has a complete line of bedding. Seo his slock at once. s Miss Drusa Dotson arrived homo Wednesday from an ex tended visit to Boise and other points. The French Hotel, under the management of L. B. Culp, is the place to take your family when in Burns. If you would like an Oregon Life Calendar send your name, age and address to their agent. E. C. Egglkston. Burns, Oregon. The entire stock of goods now on display at the new store of Hagey & Richardson, is fresh and new. Patrons may find al most anything desired there. II. J, Hansen of the Burns Meat Market is prepared to fur nish bacon, hams and lard to sheepmen and ranchers in any quantity. Special prices for big orders. COMMERCIAL CLUB I-LKCTS OFFICERS. RAILROAD NIJVVS. The Burns Commercial Club elected officers at the regular monthly meeting held last Tues day evening. The officers are: C. II. Leonard, president; Dr. L. E. Hibbard; vice-president; A. J. Irwin, secretary; Leon M. Brown treasurer; A. W. Gowan. J. J. Donegan and Sam Mothershead, were elected members of tho ex ecutive committee. Mattere of interest were d i s c u s s e d and among them a better mail service from Burns to the southern part of the county. It is hoped the citizens will continue their interest and active support of tho club during the coming year as it is very impor tant to keep up a live organiza tion at this time. By all pushing much good may be accomplished and desired results realized. The following paragraphs are taken from an article in tho On tario Argus: D. II. Aslilon, the railroad builder, was registered at the Carter House a few days this week. While he has not estab lished any home here it is only a question of time with him. During an evening's conversa tion xve learned many ideas of how Oregon is the most interest ing point on the continent to the railroad world. There is a larger area in Ore gon without rail facilities than in any other of the Uuited States. Preliminary surveys demonstrate the feasibility of the construction and investiga tion that tho tonnage to warrant the construction is waiting, Oregon has always been domi nated by the Ilarriman system and the policy that waits until the country is developed before building for the business. As the principal industry of Central Oregon has been cattle, because that alone could be got to the market and the railroad got it anyway they did not see fit to assist in the upbuilding of the state. There is another master mind in the railroad world, J. J. Hill whose policy is develop the coun try by building railroads and making it possible to market anything produced, this brings population. When Hill finally got in posi tion to enter Oregon by the Des chutes route it made the Ilarri man people sit up and take notice as it was apparent their do no thing iwlicy could not be followed any longer and that is why the railroad across Central Oregon is going to be built soon as the spring opens. The right of way secured by the Hanley Wood interests at strategical points matters, as will also their surveys, and these will be so handled as to give at least two lines an opportunity to build. Number 48. Carry no Money on your Person It is not necessary. Deposit your money in the bank subject to check; then if you wish to pav any person, write out a check for tho amount. This metnod of paying bills is more convenient than employing the cash. No need to make change You can pay by check wherever you are, at home, in the store or out in the country. The check nccount commends itself to every person for its convenience alone, to say nothing of the safetp it affords. Will you employ tho check system? There is absolutely no cost to you. A Savings Bank Department is a feature of this Bank, in which interest at the rate of four per cent per annum is allowed. The Harney County National Bank OF BURNS, OREGON. YOUR HOME INSTITUTION STATE DEPOSITARY BUY YOUR DRUGS at OUR STORE We handle a complete line of everything usually sold by up to date druggists. It is OUR AIM TO PLEASE This we do by courteous treatment and reasonable prices to al our customers THE PHO: TO GET YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon. Ore. John Myers received a tele gram today announcing the death of his father at Jefferson, this state. He and his two brothers leave tomarrow morning to at tend the funeral. The chicken pie dinner given by the Presbyterian ladies' aid New Year's day was a success. A large number look dinner there and the ladies cleared a neat sum. F. G. Henson of Cornwell, Wash., was among those to locate on some of Harney county's land this week. Mr. Henson has re turned to Washington to arrange his business preparatory to mov ing here in the spring. Dr. C. C. Griffith was called to the Warm Spring valley on Thursday to see the children of Mr. and Mrs. Al Cote, two of whom were reported suffering from pneumonia and the other afflicted with Duke's disease. Just as we go to press we learn that one of the children had died and will be buried in the Burns cemetery. No particulars were obtainable. If you want a ready to wear suit of clothes call for a Stein Block suit. Worn in Inidon and New York as well as Burns. N. Bkown &. Sonh. Supt. Hamilton is in the city to attend the I. 0. 0. F. install- r ition tonight. He expects to go The French Hotel offers all the. from here to Narrows section to comforts of home. It is well ' visit schools. kept, orderly and centrally loca ted. The table service is the best to be had at nil seasons of the year. L. B. Culp, proprietor. The Sunset people are prepar ing for a big mask ball on Feb. 14 at the school house. Posters 1 will be out announcing the big event next week. Register Farre arrived home Fri lay evening of last weok from his vacation visit with rela- r-rcsli groceries oi the very tives and friends in Grant Coun- hest brands and a complete new ty. Mrs. Farre and little dauirh- line of dry goods,- furnishings, tcr Cathrine remained in Canyon etc., may be found at Hagey & City. Richardson s The new stone F. J. Klink is over from Can yon City arranging the final do-1 A yunK m y the name of tails preparatory to turning over Briggs came up from Lawen the telephone business to tho. the first of this week for medi- Union Telephone & Telegraph cal attention. Ho was working Co. recently organized by local for C. T. Miller and froze the men. back of his right hand while . i r in. a i .feeding stock. M. L. Lewis and lorn Ander- v son are back from a trip to the i The severe cold weather the gold mines in the southern parti first of this week was the coldest of the county where each secured . experienced in Harney county some good claims. Mr. Lewis 'for 12 years. Stock suffered says they have great miningj very much and no doubt a con prospects down there and it will siderable loss has resulted among DID YOU KNOW That two flows of natural gas under an enormous pressure have been developed in Harney Valley? Did You Know that the visible indications point to Harney Valley as being underlaid with one of the great est deposits of light gravity oil in the world? Do You Know what that means to Central Oregon? It means railroads and the development of all the re sources of this great inland empire. Do You Want to share in the enormous profiLs that await those who first tap this immense iool of oil? The Ilarnvu Valley Oil & Gas Co. offer you this opportunity. With stock selling at 5 cents per share (par value $1.00) it is an opportunity unparalleled in the history of oil development. We will gladly answer any and all correspondence. Address IIarnei Valleu Oil & (,'us Co., Hunts, Oregon. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that) the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Harney County Fair Association will be held at the Commercial Club rooms in Burns on Monday, Jan. 10, 1910 for the purpose of electing seven directors and transacting such other business as may come be fore the meeting. Julian Bviid, Secy. List Your Properly With The J Inland Empire Realty Company W. T. LESTbK, Manager, ISurns, Orr. oo greatest resources. IMPORTANT NOTICE. We are devoting one-half page of this issue to advertising our January sale of clothing. We have the largest stock of clothing in Burns and you connot appreciate what splendid bargains we are offering until you see the goods. COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. THE BUSY CORNER STOKE I. Schwartz,'.Prop. be only a matter of time when the poorer ones. It was also Harney County's mineral wealth hard on sheen that were not well will be exploited as one of her .sheltered and fed. Fortunately it has lasted but a short time. I A TRIP AROUND Till! WORLD. Under the auspices of the J. B. club Saturday, January 15, 11)10, at the Baptist church. Special excursion rates. Trains i will leave tho Baptist church at '7:!50, 8 and 8:!0 p. m., making short stops for refreshments at Washington, Germany, .Japan and the north pole. Round trip ticket 2ijc. Every body cordially invited to attend the greatest social event of the season. KAI1.K0AD WORK IN Till! SI'MNO. Parlies who have just returned from Vale report a large amount of railroad building equipment at that place together with men who aro considered contractors with between GOn and 1000 head of horses. It is confidently be lieved that active work will be- ( gin early in tho spring grading tlio road toward tlio Harney country. v Tho recent visit of Railroad men to that place and their mys terious visits to tho intelV-.is Good vinegar for sale by T. E. Jenkins at the Brewery. Money back if not as represented. Foil Sai.k-200 cords of pine Ask your grocer for Cremo, the new breakfast food. The Sayer Photo Studio is se curing more up to date apparatus wood at $1. 75 per cord. Slab and is becoming more nonular wood $1.25 a load at the Ilarnev every day. Miss Sayer is con Saw Mill, L. R. Bunyard. itinually adding new features. Mil... rll f r .1 i iiu loiiowiiiK are some oi mo A if() poicy( ,aken at U)e Rge U.TUU hum mm e.cimngeu ,f ,...,,,. fmir sr.,..irn f n fnmi ... -..,....,, ..., U.w. -f vw A. W. GOWAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW State and United States Courts Land Office Practice Three doors South of the Harney County National Bank Burns, Oregon. NEW MERCHANDISE Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Fresh Groceries, etc. For Fall and Winter Trade LUNABURC & DALTON V o during the season of 11)00 by the Inland Empire Real Estate Co. , of Burns, of which W. T. Lester is manager: Dickinson Oard prop., 1120 acres Dave Loggan property, 1G0 acres Jordan land exchange, !!20 acres Bowen property . . . i)(!0 acres Sam Mickel property 010 acres ly fifty times the nmount of its annual premium. The protection begins the moment the first pre mium is paid. If you have put your money in a savings bank it may take ninny years to accumu late a comparatively small sum. Insure your life and if you should die tomorrow, your fnmily will mleL, - ,i,ino fllfflini. nirlilnntn ff !! lrtl to begin construction work. ' may expect to hear of hWr' tracts being lot almost any Walter Struck property, 117 acres ,mvo morc of a estate thnn Kallcnbach property . ,1. acres C(Ull(I wlV0 (Iurinir ft ,onR scrjca There is no quinine, nothingof years. Seo Irving Miller in whatever harsh oj sickening in . the Odd Fellow's building. He Preventics. These little Candy 'is agent for the Equitable Life Cold Cure Tablets act as by kAssuranco Society of the United magic. A few hours and yourijStiiles. threatening cold is broken. Candy-like in taste. Preventics please tho children, and they break the foverishness, always. And least of all is the economy. A largo box 48 Preventics-25 cents. Ask your druggist. He knows. Sold by Reed Bros. HUH- BROS. RESTAURANT. Mot Tnmnlcs, Chili Con Cnrnc, Mcxlcnn Slew, SpeRKette, Hot Wclncrs, etc. A good Lunch at any hour. Second Door West of Capitol Snhon The AIILIB REALTY & INVESTMENT CO. Office wllh Win. Miller, Hums, Or. Deeded lands bought and sold on Commission. Insurance, Life, Accident, Fire. MONEY TO LOAN. List your lands with us. IKVING MILLER, Manager. i JOE THOMPSON IN Till- POST OFFICE BLOCK Candy, Nuts, Stationery, Cigars, and Tobacco HOT TOMALES AND CHILES School Tablets, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Etc. SAIOKERS ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED Nice Assortment of l'lpes--New No cities Com In jr. o o A IVIAN is known by the harness he uses A VAQBEEO by the saddle he rides. Evere horseman should have the The Eastern Oregon best, both as to quality and price. CITATION NOTICB. In tlm County Court uf tlio Stnto of Ora Hon, fur llitrnoy Coimly In llin limlliir of (ho Kntiilul ill llonry I;. .lnncM,Clii'i. tor .loui'H mill HylvU Jnium, milium. Engineering Co. CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND IRRIGATION ENGINIBS Mnin Office, Burns, Oregon A, II, K.UIIKNKK, M(r. Brunch Ofli'ce, Lakcview, Oregon l M ll I.KNKII, MWT. You can get highest quality and lowestprices at J. C. WELCOME & SON ZEaisixrLOss ira.d. Saddles Citation. Appllcullon fur (Irailug 1'ernilU. NOTICK in huri'liy kIviiii Unit nil up illi'tiiiiiH for I'ormllH In rimi rut tic', liorncH, nntl h)iuoi within tlio DIW-. ciiIIIIimI Court nt tho court hou e In UIIUThH NATIONAL KOItliST iliuliiK lluriiH, Onvon. on Monday tlio 7tli ilny In lloury li, .Ioiuih, Cheater Jouut mill tjlvlu .Iiiiioh, noil to Iiliua A. Jonci, mill to all iiumoiiH lnterotted In tlio alimo miniudentutu: Von mnl ouch of you are hereby cited mid r'iiilrol to appear liufnru Hit alioyo tllO HI'IIHOII Of HMO, lllllHt lit) llll'tt III III) olllco ul I'rlnovlllo, Orison, on or heforo I'Vliriiury 'JO, I')J0, Full Information In rt'iMrtl In tlio nia.InK fucH to bn ( Inuyoil mid blank forum tu bo need In iiimUhi: application! will bo furniuluil upon ru. U'ichI. A. 8. IKKI.AND, HuporviHiir. NOTION KOH IMJItLIOATION. llNITKIl fTATKH I.ANIlOlHlK, f llurim, Orcuuii, loi tinlxr vl, I"11-1. 1 Not U ii la huruliy tclvuu llitil'JIiu Hhiliuil Oru Kim lilia II li'il III tlila nllli ii IIH ll illmlliiu iHorlul No l)lunio lok'i't, iiinlur lliu pruvl.lon of Urn Allot CuintreM. Approval AUHit Hi IHIi, mnl mil uiininilaliirjr Uim'tu, I tin N)HW)i Muo. VOiHKJiNI'.UuiuI NltM''-1 Ht'"' V7, -l.aarf.tu. aoi! Any ami ull pornoix claiming lulvcrnely III" mull , liiMfirtlii.il- ,ir iluftlrliiir In nlilni I lii'i illlr-ti ut tliu inluurul clmraclor nl I In) hunt, or lor uu otliur ruatnn, lo tliu itlaiiuiul luapiillimii. 4I1011I1I ilia lliolr nlililavln of irnttt In mi" Iio, uii or lioluruthi) vilralliiu of tliu potlinl jiLllcallun, Wm Kahiik, lUmUlor nubllciitloii, January H. 1VI0. '(Ik'tulon, February li, miu, of I'obrtiury, 11)10, nt tliu hour ol 10 o'clock A. M. of 8.1 Id day, then and tburo to hIiiiw ciuibo If mid you linvo why and ordor of tlila Court uliould not bo uimlo mid onturod authorising and dlrectlui; Ulnin A JnncM, (iiurdlun of tho nutate of tho iibnvn nauiiul minora to null all of tho rlvht tit lu and intoruat of mid nliovo niuiii'il minora In and too certain real ontalo in tho manner prayed for In hcriiip:ii'a!lou anil petition Mod heroin; H.ild real natiito being an undivided,' iiiloroht in mid to tho 8KJ of auction (1; mid Nl,, mid HWtf of section 8j all lu towiulilp 23, B. It. 3. K., V. M In Harney County, Oregon. WIlmnH tlio Hon J, I. Hector Judgo ol tho County Court of Harney county, Orcein, thin Mli day of Jan , 1010. J. 1'. It KOTOH, County Judge. Attests Heal, HAM MOTIIKKSMKAD County Clerk. Come In AnsS Ask Aboui It Wc want to tell you about the latest and newest labor saver for the farmer a marvel of mechanical genius a regular "Jim Dandy" the light, handy and simple Fits Any Pump and Makos It Hump I UaliB IIH tt JTT Cj PaliUoJ Juno IB, 10OO CHiom Pending You never saw anything like it before nothing like it ha9 ever been made. It makes a windmill pump into a perfect Power Pumping Plant in a few minutes, and besides pumping, it runs separator, churn, grindstone, or any machine ordinarily run by hand. You do the attach ing yourself. Costs less than a windmill! It's well worth a special trip to learn about the most wonderful invention you ever heard of. Next time you are in town come in sure. We want to give you a catalog free. fw y:laT?r'33x?v:T7.rywlrllX3ea:,: -'ft' est H3u.me3, Oxegron. 11