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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1910)
iiiMiiMMu!tjiiaaHHWilfW MvwamMWMMWWMmpiMMMMiai MMPWMMMHHW MMHMMMaMMnM mmmmtmmmmmmmmwmwmmtmmmn ll lH HrMIIUlrlTM MM IM 3B.:rcrw:r3Lis JScttiiafOiOtory Sltox-o Bx-o-wxx's Stefctisfetotovy Store PREINVENTORY SALE on O JmF A5x """"" MIIII,"r"1J""(,nw I'll w S r- i ft I liS. rt o cfl CD o CO COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 5TH According to our usual custom our Immense Stock will be inventoried by the New Year, and having on hand a large line of Winter Goods we offer them at a legitimate reduction during December in order to obviate the necessity of carrying them mm M H through our stocktaking. u o 13 I ca C o CO REDUCED Misses' Woolen Hosiery Woolen Scarfs Ladies ' Woolen Hosiery Flannelettes Children's Woolen Hose Outing Flannels Woolen Blankets Ladies' Sweaters Ladies' Cloaks Misses' Cloaks Reduced ffil'SigSSaSf'001 Reduced U AMIIMAi Reduced J We have on Hand Short Lengths in Gingham Sat eens, Calico, Cotton Flannels and Other Goods that will be Reduced for this Sale Only REDUCED Wool-Lined Slippers Woolen Hoods Woolen Neckwear Fur-Trimmed Slippers Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Kimonas Children's Cloaks Ladies' Mittens Misses' Mittens Children's Mittens Ladies' Wrappers Children's Sweaters REDUCED CLCMHiNG REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Mens Heavy Suits Mens Trousers Mens Overcoats - " Mens Sweaters Mens Sweater Coats Mens Sheep-Lined Overcoats EEDTTCED KwHJUMPP BURNS, OREGON, Mens Sheep-Lmed Coats Mens Lined Grloves Mens Mackinaw Coats Boys Suits Boys Trousers Boys Overcoats -Little Boys Suits and Overcoats Are In This Sale and Are Sure To Go -REDUCED We want you to come to a GENUINE PRE-INVENTORY SALE and ascertain for yourself that there is MERIT in this Sale and everything in Winter Goods are reduced to a price that will justify your purchasing at our store during December IV Brown's Satisfactory Store Brown's Satisfactory Store Brown's Satisfactory Store iWIMWI'lHIMH IMMM c M UMMM She Uitcj5-tatl SATURDAY, DhCKMIIFK 21, I10 8UIISOIU1TION IIATKS: One Year ... Six ilontbi Three MuDtbi. IJ.0V 1.00 .74 are not children and have tho ex- I perienco of other states and rail 'road schedules to guide their 'actions. The extension of rail i roads in Oregon will not bo ro ' tarded by adverse legislation or prohibitive restrictions. IUL1AN II Y It II Mm.mm, Very few if any more fortu nate sections under the sun will enjoy the Christmas festivities as the people of Harney county. Here there is no need of that ."good fellowship" practiced in the larger cities where charity boards furnish names of poor children for the "good fellow" to play Santa Claus to. The Times-Herald knows of no family in Harney County but will have plenty for dinner tomorrow and every child will be remembered by the good old Saint. Though many arc facing the hardships and disadvantages of pioneering on this vast frontier where they are preparing per manent homes, they have abun dance as compared to many and checrefully look forward to a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Oregonianwas borrowing troubled Tho new law may be a rather radical change but it certainly will not be abused in any such manner as the Oregonian article suggests. It is foolishness to suppose that any county would impose a tax upon one tiling to cover its entire expense. for organization, forward to a big The boys look .in paper, affords complete corn- time when the, bustion, is of greater smoothness new "goat" is introduced and the initiation will be followed by a "feed." Many old time members living in the Narrows neighborhood have asked Mr. Nation to come down and institute a camp there. This he will do as soon as tho Hums camp is in working order. The Oregonian's Salem special published Monday say Hill is afraid of the now tax law and may not start any new work un til he finds the disposition of the pcuiuu luwuru mi: nuw uiuuiuu. i It looks very much as though the- a new post ofllco has been cs- NCW STAflU LINE. THE PUMPINQ IRRIGATION PROJECT. Air. Parrluli lo Return (a Burn Soon and Remain Until Plant Is Installed. Oregon wants more railroads and will get them. During the past few weeks the big men of several railroad systems have visited tho state and according to the Oregonian each have said the attitude of the people and legislation will govern the ex tent of the new work of the rail roads. In plain words they have taken this partichlar time, just before tho convening of the state legis lature, to take advantage of the desire of tho peoplo for railroad development to suggest that there be no legislation touching railroads. They even suggest, indirectly, that the State Rail road Commission have nothing to say, This seems rather foolish. The extension of railroads into tho interior is necessary to the development of Oregon and the people are not going to be antag onistic; on the other hand public officials are going to do their duty regardless of any sugges tions by railroad interests. Wo have been bottled up a long timo and rather than nccedo to un reasonable demands of railroad interests we might stand it a few ' JHiU&"iPffiLU. umi jjiAiMi jH'it'.u'.u The Times-Herald has just re ceived a letter from W. C. Par rish, who was hero last week looking into an irrigation project Mr. Parrish was very much en couraged in his proposition to water land by means of pumps. He says in part: "I am preparing to come to Hums soon after tho first of tho year to locate permanently, or until the hydro-electric pumping project is an accomplished fact. The Harney Valley offers such unusually favorable conditions for such an enterprise as com pared to hundreds of othor local ities where thoy must pump a hundred or more feet that it is utterly useless to doubt tho is sue. As about forty per cent of tho cost of tho project is re presented in labor, there will be an opportunity for tho peoplo of more moderate means, but with time and horses at their dis posal." WOODMEN ACTIVE. tablishcd at Princeton and a mail route was inaugurated this week to cover that territory more thoroughly and get mail through lo tho southern part of tho coun ty in much less time. Tho route joins the Venator stage lino at Harriman and serves Waverly, Princeton, Smith, Alberson and on to Andrews, connecting with another contract south to Dcnio. The now routo is being conduct ed by Walter Gray. This gives a more direct routo for mail Bcrvicc to the south and will no doubt provo more satis factory. C. H. Smith wns tho main factor in securing this now service. Invents Solid Fuel Por Autos. Fuel for nutomobilcs in solid form is one of the joys which tho nearfuturo holds, according to advices received hero from abroad. Tho "solidified petrol" is tho invention of a Roumanian doctor. It is said to have many virtues. Among other things, it burns without smell or smoko, its cost is two-thirds that of tho liquid; it eliminates wear on tho carbur etor; it is perfectly safe burning on a woodon box or oven wrapped than the liquid, will dovelop greater power, and is easily con vertible into liquid. It may bo used for ship engines, lamps or other purposes. New York Press Dispatch. Huck Anderson, of Hly, was placed undoi arrest for having purchased a Durham cow from an Indian. It was ono of tho bunch furnished tho government by Bill Hanlcy n year or so ago, and it is said some spayed heifers were mixed up in tho lot nnd tho Indians to whom these woro al lotted wanted to get rid of them. Lakeview Examiner. Burns Milling Company wants teams to haul lumber from mill to Burns. A now' lino of dry goods, fur nishings, shoes, hate, etc. can always be found at Hngcy & Richardson's Look for green tags at Brown's Satisfactory Store this month. Everything reduced will bo marked "reduced" on green tags. NOTIOIC KOIt I'Ui.LIOATION. 1I.NITKD8TATKS I,ANI)OFKICK. Hum., Otrjoa, IHcclnlnT. 10, 1910.1 Nutlroli herelijritlvcn Hint Murk I In Km mi, of lliirna, Orrson, who, mi Nvtrmber Jl. '!. in mid iKinitatuiil vulif No, OUM, (or NK' PnsllntiM.Towr.lilnMH luminal P.UIKnui rllo MnHilinu. ti. hlnl liotlruuf Intention lo limku rlnnirniiiuiiiutluii inki(, to I'llublllli Halm In llio Urol lvo ilc.rrlWil, beloro U HetiliKw ami liiwlrer t ilurni, Urcvoii, on tin' aiiti ilmr ! J nun if, lull. I UllllKIll IOMIM4 WlllfMC ( Imrlte Newell. Kilwsnl Kiimnnan, Krnlrlo llervlli, Krunk Kllliko, Kurrowi, Drown VYx. I'jtnxK, IktlHor. NOTICIS FOR l'UltUOATION i U.NlTKOHTATr-H I.AN11 OfrU'K. I Iiurn, orcgun, Itccvtuber 10, 1910. NollcoUiierot.r Kliitlit Hull UottliklM I whom wt-oinco xilrc 1. Ilium, ort'icon, , illil.oii tlieVSnldejro! Jlnrrh, 1910, nlv In thin olncoHworn Malemcnl mm Apnilrillon, wo 0IM7. to purchMO the NJfNWU, fee. 27 and HHUStttf, Kcctlon -a. TiiwliililpTO H.. Keiiitto :M If.. Ulllitnctto lcrlcllm, nml (lie tlmU'r Itirmm, under tho rorMim of tin act of June 9 IKTX, mid mil mnonditory, known the "Timber mot Meno lw,'' nt tilth value mlillil fixed ljr ftimUnipnt, mid that, tiiirtuatit In lurh arbitration, tho luml nml tlmlxT llitreon havnoocn p,ml-i"l, tho Urn tHireitlniatrd IJO.OUU hoard flit at ll-"Mer M and I ho land lJli, that aald a'ilrant wl'l nrtirnnnl prtHifln upporlof lilaatipllrattnii aoil awnru ntntement on tlni .'id iv of fcl,ru ary, lull, ouforo llio llonl'lir and llenlvor, m liurna. Urvxoti. Anypenon la at lltwrlrtn pnitratltilapnr lhni bofoiociltrr, or Inlllalfl ainmlrnt nlatu umo norore iaieni iMnri uy nunir a rorrot ora tel airidavlt In tlila orflio, alli'illng rail vr hlcli w III defeat tho entry. Wm. Faaii, Iteclntcr REAL CHRISTMAS NOTIOK KOIt 1'UHLIOATION, L'hitio HTATra I.axii Urrirs Ilurni, Oriuuii, December 12, IUI0. Knllro U tierehv elvott that Homer A. Den man, ol Iliirrlluali, Ofccoii, who, on Jul) 'il, 1WJ, Hindu liomeiltnd entry No. Wii0, for Hl-.Ji, Hiictlau II, Toivmhlp 2A H.. Itanna M Kaal Ulllamolto Meridian, haa lilod nutlco ol Intention lo uiaku final Commutation rrnoi.iuciiauniu eiatm lotiioiauu auovoura rrllied, beforo the Koulater and Itocelvrr, at liurna, Oregon, on the lntli day of January I'laluiHiit tiainea 0 wlttimxa iiarry '., iiirnnur, juiioa n, ..toiiiieioiniii Xllto.lH.lli Mlihllelon, Alldu II. Uujrry, nil ol llarrlnmii.DriKon. UM. JMtniK, IllKlntor. NOTIOK KOIt 1'UHMOATION. IHOtATKDTUAUT-rUW.lOI.ANIl BAMS. IJhitiiiFtit l.mitirrir, i lluflia, OttKoii, Novuinber'JI, 1910.1 Notlco la liuruby jilven that, ai direclod by tin, Ciiinmlaloiier ol the Ceneral l,uud (Hiiro. under 'lie prnvlilonn of Art of Uotiitreia av proved June 17, won itiniaii . sin, piiiauani to tho anpllratlon ol Jonopli It (JunnliiRliam, Waveily,OreKn,HorllNo OIIAfl. wu will oiler at iiubllo mIo to tho lilKlicat Mddor, nt 10 o'clock A. M on the lull day of January, IVU, at tlila office, tho foll.iwlnif-dnorlhcd laud HWMlHeo ID, T. V U., It. UK W. M. Anv tdriAiia f lulmlliir ailverlfllv too llliOle- detcrlbed laud are advlurd lo llio their elalmif. or nbjoctlona, on fir befoto llio time doltunlcd for aula, Wm, la H it, IteitUlor. 1'iunk luvxr, Uorolvor, Chas. S. Nation, Deputy Head Consul of tho M. W. A. informs us there are now 42 now names and 7 old members for tho char ter of a new camp which will bo instituted in Burns in tho near future. Tho necessary supplies have been ordered and are ex pected by tho first of January wtl'j in ilifiniti lnii lllilljyi Mill FIREMEN'S ANNUAL DANCE Locher's Hall Friday Dec. 30 Music by Prof. Swidensky and His Four-Piece Orchestra The entire FIRE DEPARTMENT will have actual charge of the floor. Supper wllf be served on the stage as usual by the LADIES' AUXILLARY. All Dnncers are cordially Invited to attend. JUST ARRIVED! During tho week wo have re ceived a supply of New and up-to-date FURNITURE Something that is always appre ciated as a gift. IIOCKGKS, DININO CHAIRS, MOKKIS CHAIRS, COUCIIUS.DiNINUTAIM.US LIBRARY TAHLUS, CIII1.DKUNS' FURNITURE, RU(1S, HHDSTHADS Among tho New Things are Complete Dinner Sets Hand -Pa in led China Water Sets GRAPHAP1I0NE FREE! Call nnd'ask about it. Young's Meat Market & Grj Reduction in prices , for Cash nearly everything in stock will be sold at adis count. Take ad vantage of this pro position and save money. REED BUILDING OPPOSITE, POST -AT- Cleavenger's Furniture Store Nat Woo Grows Comntion ''V'VbV.'.-'' lonai and MIDWINTER SHEEP SHOW Portland, Ore., Jan. 4-1?. 1911 Fdr tho above occasion, round trip tickets will be sold from BAKER CITY BY The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company $ ? CHRISTMAS IS COMING! N! rOW is the time to Buy Your Holiday Goods WE Have the Largest and Best Line in the City GIVE US A CALL. The City Drug Store REED'BROS., Proprietors -AT 'k' "'Tk'Wik V''V.'k5'Wfl(.;-""''l ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE Tickets on sale January 2nd and 3rd, 19U good for return until Jan. 17, ioli For further particulars, call on any 0. R. & N. Agent, or write to Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent. tiu:;:t:ti:m::t:utiin:ittttii:nnn!i:m.,iii:jttimiiitmi:nmmmi:t!imi,'l,J The OVERLAND HOTEL Under new management llnvlng leased this popular house wo extend an Invitation to our friends to coma and stop with us First Class' Accommodations In every respect--Qood table service ORA HILL, Prop., Burns, Oregofrj inimtutnmutttmutttsmiitutusuttntmmttutttmtmnmttutKmttnt 1 m haaaasuawuMiH