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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1909)
Lines-Jferald. 1K8T CIIICIJLATION OF KTSH IN THIS COUNTY. It. DECKMnEK 4, m 5Rl News. Mint Reed's Grocery. Its eyes P. 0. block. m is over from Dia- ntrton was o ev from a few d.tjs this . Drinkwnttr has ifur caps and othtir hery. has boon in from Petersen place for a ks and family are oc- GeorRO Shaw resi- city this winter. is and wife aro over homo on Calamity risit to relatives and i jsof lap robes, horse id carriage heaters 2-J. C. Welcome- &, I l lichardson now have lino of fresh groceries goods. See them : store. Caldwell left this Portland where she extended visit to her 3has. King. Sur orders to the Cash Bakery for bread. fruits, etc Deliv- amptly. STA TEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS at the close of business November 16th, 1909 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $213,551 22 U. S. Bonds 50,000 00 Bonds and Securities 57,012 43 Premium on U. S. Bonds 2,000 00 Real Estate, Furnituro and Fixtures 0,000 00 Fivo per cent Redumption Fund 1,250 00 Cash on hand and in Banks 111,769 U $442,183 09 LIABILITIES. Capital ? 25,000 00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 31,170 77 Circulation .... 25,00000 DEPOSITS 358,000 32 $442,183 09 Capital, Surplus, 325,000.00 330,000.00 United States Depositary Accounts Invited to yen and Ben Corad ffrom Silvies having rn n bunch of cattle S. Co. All work guaranteed Salis dury's. C. V. Reed waB up from Sun set Tuesday. Fine lino of watches, chnin.1, etc., at Salisbury's P. 0. block. Frank Dibble nnd wife have gone to California to spend the winter. & Sons are agents Stein-Block make of lek any one who knows I wear no other make. jsmus was up tins 9g his boys build a fch they will occupy Bchool year while at- school. Frances Anderson was tor from Narrows the this week. Get your clothes cleaned and pressed atSchenk Bros., at re.i sonable prices, E. B. Hill is up from his land holdings in the southern part of the county. Irwin will preach ivcrly school house 12th. at 10 o'clock- it Lawen on the -.p.me by a grand ball. p. m. and 7:30 p m. TI, ,;,. u)rti, nf nntia -,,.. Masonic luik'p will Jon display tit the new store of tonightand -:Ko dis- Ilagey & Richardson, is fresh Ivisability o" building 'and new. Patrons may find al- It is hoped all mem-' most anything desired there. an will be prsont. Schenk Bros., Merchant Tail ors, Burns, Oregon. Wm. Keiscnbcck was up from Lawen yestorday. W. E. Huston is now is his now quarters in tho Odd Fellow building. Prompt delivery of till orders 'phoned tho Cash Grocery & Tlnlmm. nf l.n TPvinnti TTflnl UUJYUIJT Ul MIU Jk-lVltfali ix"" 1 Boiin Wednesday, Dec. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cawlfield, a son. See those "Fit Any" horse blankets at J. C. Welcome & Son's. C. W. Fitzgerald is preparing first of, for a big danco at Narrows on next Friday, Dec. 10. Secretary Turnoy of the Har ney Valley Oil & Gas Co. is home from an extended visit to outside nronti. M If you would bo comfortable while riding get a carriage heater and coal at J. C. Welcome & Son's. If you want a ready to wear suit of clothes call for a Stein Block suit. Worn in London and New York asvell as Burns. N. Brown & Sons. Alma Davis and wife were among the guests at the Dalton Thompson wedding Wednesday Julian George was over from1 evening. They returned to their established I his Pine creek ranch during the. farm yesterday. Upstairs in her own building- , ng toolc place in tlie west part entrance at Bide door next to oi town, at me Vinson nouse, French Hotel. whore the Michael family now . ... , reside, Tuesday evening Nov. 30, Cottnll & Clemens are prepar- whon Johl Lcm,V(, m)d Zo,ft ed to do custom work with their Micimoi wore united in marriage, portnblo saw mill located 1J Rev. A. J. Irwin officiating. There will be a big time at Narrows Christmas with a Christ mas tree and exercises followed iros. now jant new quarters in Slow building and are 5r fine line of furnish- je for display. little son of Mr. and Terrill, was quite girt Monday by falling lair cutting his upper necessary to tike es to close the wound. V nlm-Kiin tift TiiA.ln.(N cM.i;ii iui. i utauciy an extended visit to when he will spend nths with his aged Ir. Petersen has been Ihis former home for Irs and during his re- this section has ac- ; considerable of this ods. He deserves a friends hope he will week. He is preparing to devel op another place over there nnxi will put out on orchard. H. 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. Cottrill & Clomcns have put in a first class saw mill U miles west of Cold Springs is near tho valley with good road. In first , HorU)n and fami,y cnmc class timber-picked trees from from Diftmomi thIg wcek the government, l'ropared to do . wi,l Wvo nt onco ror Cali fornia to spend tho winter. It custom work. See them about your government permit at once. is hoped tho mild climate may E. C. Eggleston called at this benefit Mr. Horton's health. office yesterday ; morning and in-j Fregh of tho very forms us that the Sunset Sunday b(jst bnmds flnd n comploto new School is preparing lor a nice quiet time Christmas Eve with a tree and appropriate exercises'. It is a neighborhood affair and promises to be one of the real social events in which the child ren of the neighborhood will take a prominent part. line of dry goods, furnishings, etc., may be found at Hagey & Richardson's Tho now stone store. The regular monthly meeting of tho Burns Commercial Club will bo held at the club rooms Tuesday evening Dec. 7th at 7:30 p. m. Important meeting. Every member urged to be present. A. J. InwiN, Sec'y. 1 am the sole representative of the International Mills, manu facturers of "Wear Proof" . seamless hosiery and "Internat ional" underwear for ladies, gen tlomen and children. Also inado to order petticoats. Mrs. L. Cummings. Samples may be seen at Home Hotel. FALL AND WINTER ..GOODS.. Now arriving for WOMEN, CHILDREN the latest things in I 1 Nt 111 I I ins ana uniiorens uoats relties in Mean's Clothing Lccount of not having" room to them properly, we will discon- hand!inj- Granite and Tinware who carries the- risk article i these lines Mrs. Wm. Farre, president of tho Ladies Afternoon Club, has received a number of Christinas stamps from tho Red Cross socie ty. The sale of theso stamps is for tho purposo of raising funds to fight tuberculosis and should bo used by a.U our citizens who feel interested. Tho stamps havo been put on uale at the drug I Htores MARKED DOW SCHWARTZ. ie Busy Corner Store" pRJXnS, OXUESO-OJiKr. on your life? If you aro not insured your wife and children aro carrying it. If your wasclwniso or your home buniB down 'without insur- innCO. you IlllVU UJUllou wiu ism iand have "to bear tho loss. If I you die without .Insurance, your family has to near uio loss. Don't lot them carry tho risk any lenger: they can't nfford it. In sure with Tho Equitable Lifo Assurance Society of tho United Jltates. Irving Miller, Agent. Try a meal at tho Home Hotel Fred Barron was among our Sunset visitors Mondny. Carriage heaters and coal C. Welcome & Son. Born Tuesday, Nov. 30, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson, a son. Pearl Fisk, Stenographer. Terms reasonable. Jleudqimrtors at olllco of J. W. Biggs. Hay Foil Salk Sixty tons of hay on lako, good feeding grounds with water. .Tamks Buchanan, Burns. II. Hnrinor, ono of tho pro gresslvo fanners of the Sunset neighborhood, was nmong our visitors during tho week. II' YOU AUK (iOINOTO TltAVKL, Uhc the Ilnrnvy County Nnllonnl llnnk TUAVCLLKIt'S ClIKOUIft Tin')' arc HclMdcntlfyliiK. F. L. Swearingcn, who was a resident of this section many years ago, and who returned here last spring, has taken up a home stead on tho hill just above the Peter Clemens place and expects to put out an orchard. Win. Forro and fnmily left this morning for Canyon City where they will spend some time visit ing relatives and old time friends. Mrs, Fnrro's brother Charles Cozad, will bo married to Mrs. Nellie Cameron next Wednesday. Williams Bros, saw mill at Cold Spring on this Canyon road is prepared to do custom work for those desiring to take ad vantage of their government per mit. Also lumber for sale nt $12 per thousand. Seo them about custom nrices. Mrs. Lolah Williams-Miller I Hlock has received additional stock in I lt Unn nf uinfni. milHnnrv ' Go to tho homo Hotel for a good meal. James Paul is over from his Happy Valley home on business. Three Merino bucks for sale. vlSce J. A. Oard, Lawen, Oregon. City Recorder Randall is hav ing an addition built to his resi dence in Morrison's addition. Good vinegar for sale by T. E. Jenkins at tho Brewery. Monoy back if not as represented. S. CI. Blackerby is back from a trip to western Crook County where he visited his sonB. . Wo havo been experiencing some real winter weather during tho past few days. For Salk 200 cords of pino wood at $1.75 per cord. Slab wood $1.25 a load at the Harnov Saw Mill, L. R. Bunynrd. Tho Sayer Photo Studio is se curing more up to date apparatus and is becoming more popular every day. Miss Sayer is con tinually adding now features. For Salk A five room cot tage, four lots all fenced with two-good wells, a windmill and other improvements. No rock. G. Hudspeth, Burns, Oregon. The Chicago & Northwestern has arranged to extend to the coast and in order to reach thero must pass through this section which adds another railroad to our list. This transcontinental line will be of great benefit. For Salk Three bulls, two thoroughbred ono high grade. Ages 2, !, 5. Will sell very cheap because related to young Gerald Griffin Nnrrows, Orcg. Married A quiet little wed- miles west of Cold Springs on Poison Creek. Lumber for sale. Get youa permit and havo them saw your lumber. Terms are reasonable. Mr. Leneve is in tho employ of Mr. Geo. Young and the young people will make their home for a while on the Young farm south of town. r BID YOU KNOW J " That two flows of natural gas under an enormous pressure have been developed in Harney Valley? Did Yon 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 tho development of all tho re sources of this great inland empire. Do You Want to share in the enormous profits that await thoso who first tap this immense pool of oil? The Harncii Vallcu Oil & Gas Co. olfer you this opportunity. With stock selling at 5 cents per share (par value $1.00) it is an opportunity unparalleled in tho history of oil development. Wo will gladly answer any and all correspondence. Address klfamci Vallcu Oil it- Gtts Co., Hums, Oregon. J) Notice our Window Displays they will help you to decide what to BUY for Father, Mother,?; Sister, Brother. A few suggestions on our pirt may help you to choose; our TIME Salisbury fixes watches P. 0. block. Bread for sale at the Home Hotel. i Oranges, lemons, grapes, ap I pics and onions just received nt ' Carter & Thompson's. Reatos for sale, all sizes and lengths, price 20 cents per foot Any one desiring Reatos address , W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alborson, Albcrson, Oregon. It doesn't cost a cent to got i tho prices of your local dealer on 'pianos, sewing machines, linole um, carpets, etc., nnd it migh I bo the means of saving you a ' good round sum of monoy when I purchasing, besides ho is always I where ho can make good his promises. G. W. Clevenger can meet any prices on these articles. eo him. He also has roofing and all kinds of building paper. DRUWSOY TCLI-PIIONG COMPANY. is at vour disposal Note lie Prices In your cntalogue and compare ihem with ours. We can save you time and money. G. M. S: Jeweler Optician iliskry Notico of First Meeting of Stock holders. Notico is hereby given that tho first meeting of tho subscribers to tho Capital stock of thu Drow sey Telephone Company will be held at tho Town Hall in Drew soy, Harney County, Oregon on tho eighth day of December, 1909 at 1:!10 o'clock p. m. for tho pur poso of adoption of by-laws, elec tion of directors, and such other business as is necessary to per fect organization of tho nboyo said corporation. Dated this (ith day of Novem ber, 1009. S. S. Williams, J. L. Sitz, John Ott, W. D. Baker, GeorgoL. Baker. Incorporators. Wo tako this moans of express ing our sincoro appreciation and thanks to thoso who so kindly assisted during tho sickness and death of ouison, Hugh. Mr.Jand Mrs. J. M. Hoy' Houbo to rent- A. Schenk Hay For SAi,E-About COO tons best timothy hay. Good feeding place, open water, early range. Koyea & VnnDervccr, Van, Oregan. Wavcrly Happening, Tho Waverly Literary Society will meet again Dec. 11. At the last meeting there were recita tions by tho school children, a violin solo by Frank Skinner nnd a debate; "Resolved That Women Should Vote," which was decid ed in favor of tho negative. Mr. Gillis' two boys havo gone to Vale after supplies. A deputy United States Sur veyor was a passenger on the stage Tuesday. Ho had been surveying in the eastern part of this county. Frank Skinner has thirty acres of fall wheat nnd thirty-five of rye. Mr. Skinner is very favor ably impressed with Harney Valley and vows that he will either make a success nt farming or spend all his money to prove thnt grain can not be grown. Peters'. Capron and Laborance havo eighty acres of fall wheat. Orcn Thompson is construct ing a dam thirty feet high and two hundred and fifty feet long. It will bo used for a reservoir to irrigate his desert claim, as a large tract of land can be re claimed at a small cost Carl Horseman, who has been to Vale after supplies, is nt Hole-In-Tho-Ground unable to bring his wagons home, on account of bad roads. Mr. Horseman has sent for moro teams but at this writing has not secured any. Lester Mendell was at Hnrri man, Thursday. Reuben Kilby. who has been working for Mr. Brown, is back to his homestead again. Mrs. Edith Clemens is residing on her homestead. Her cousin has arrived and contemplates taking a claim, too. Nearly all of the Iand has been taken around Waverly. James Armstrong is repairing his house. Lcn Zaurodine has been setting out an orchard. Mr. Curf of Yakima, owner of the Alvord ranch, broke his auto mobile between Jim Mahon's place and Waverly. He secured the repairs at Burns for his "in fernal machine." C. B. Smith was at Burns Sat urday. William Capron was a pleasant caller at Waverly, Sunday. Six new-comers came through Friday looking for desirable homesteads. Mrs. Jim Paul is very sick nt her ancestral home, August Haarstrich's residence. Prcventics, tho new Candy Cold Cure Tablets, are said by druggists to havo four special specific advantages over all other remedies for n cold. First They contain no quinine, nothing harsh or Bickening. Second They give almost instant relief. Third Pleasant to tho taste, like candy. Fourth A large box 48 Provontics at 25 cents. Also fine for feverish children. Sold by Reed Bros. Job printing Tho Times-Herald. The MILLER REALTY IN YESTMLNr CO. OKin with Wm. Miller, Barns, Or. Deeded lands bought and sold on Commission. Insuranco, Life, Accident, Fire. MONEY TO LOAN. List jroir luds witli us. IKYING MILLER, Manager. ThelEamtern Oregon Engineering Co. CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND IRRIGATION ENGINLIiKS Main Office, Burin, Oregon A ( FAULKNKU, Ml, Branch Office, Lnkovicw, Oregon O, M. rAl'I.KNKII, Mur, NOTICE OF SAI.''-. Notice U hereby shen tiat in jiurni aiu-mil n order nf ilm County Court t'l tlin 8Ute of Oregon, tor lUrnuy Coun ty, inula and entered on tliu 'Jlet day of Oi'iol.er 11)01). In tin) matter of tho tu- Ulu otttnnuml Itniley, dortumid, tho mi designed administrator or enUl outiUi), ulll tell nt public mu'limi, to tliu liltilienl bidder for (anil, ubjri't In iciiillrimitlin by Hftid Ominly ooiirt Halillttny, Pei- milier 4. 11)00 at '1 u'l'loek l III. of raid day, at lb court home door of Harney Comity at llurue, Oieon, nil tliu rHiiii, title und Intel eat of the said Baiimol Dailey at tho time of liU iloulli, and all tho rlKht, title und InUroit that tho trnld eetato him ulnru vciiulred In and to all tho following described real eilntu, vizi an undivided one fourth intercut In and to lot 1, 3, 3, and 4 of block 8, nnd nn undivided onn half Intercut In lot 3 of block 07, allot tho city of llama, In Har ney County, Oregon, Tonus of Bnloi CbbIi, Dated nt Burnn, Ore., October '11, 1000 Admlulitrator, Number 45. An Explanation of the Check Account You'deposit whatever monoy you choso in tho bank and Ieavo'an exact copy of your signature. Wo enter tho amount of your deposit in a bank book and furnish you with blank checks. Then you'aro'prcpared to issue at any time or plncefor tho cxact'amount you wish to pay. You havo'the money in the bank; your signa ture on the check being the same handwriting as tho one"! on our record, indicates that you have drawn upon your money here for the amount written on the check. When the check comes to the bank to be candi ed, wo charge your account with the amount of tho check. At the end of the month your balance in cash in the bank is the difference between what you de posited and the total amount of checks you issued. The check account is simple, convenient and safe for your business. Try it. A Savings Bank Department is a feature of this Bank, in which interest nt the rate of four per cent per annum is allowed. The Harney County National Bank OF BURNS, OREGON. YOUR HOME INSTITUTION STATE DEPOSITARY fi -PV fhe CASH GROCERY & BAKERY Located in French Hotel Best quality Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Confectionery, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. FRESH BREAD, COOK SES, PIES v., Telephone orders will receive prompt attention Free delivery to any part of the city. -A- "v. zeb-ajoihstie, sxopt ) s V-- NEW-MERCHANDISE , Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Fresh Groceries, etc. I For Fall and Winter Trade ST jy jks ' V. i 0 JOE THOMPSON IN THE POST OI'TICGiULOCK Candy, Nuts, Stationery, Cigars, and Tobacco HOT TOMALOS AND CHILES School Tablets, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Etc. SAIOKERS ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED Nice Assortment of I'lpesNew Novelties Coming;. A IV1ALM is known by the harness he uses A VAQUEKO by the saddle he rides. Evere horseman should have the best, both as to quality and price. You can getjhighest quality and lowest prices at J. C. WELCOME & SON HsurrLess arid. Sa,cLd.les C?f"Ti S Tho Stag ia one of the latest ntul best additions to the famous Dcero Lino of Riding Plows. Is Hcht in weight, simpK' and durable in construction full of ccnuino merit,' and ln shown Its mettle and utility in every test it has been put to. It hns amply demonstrated by its cood work its right to be classed as a strictly up-to-date, high-class farm tool. It is certain to suit tho most critical farmer and bo a money maker and n labor-saver for him. "If It's a Deere-It's Right" and does its work perfect ease to tho operator nmlUa.i It la manufactured and sold ns a tongueless plow a tonntu not beine; necessary to best results, but one is supplied m slight cost to those who perfor it that way. The Stntf is th. simplest riding plow built, anyone who can hook up a tc.in and drivo 'cm straight can operate it successfully. It pc sesses many superior features not found on other plow, and it takes a whole book to illustrate and dlscribe them. Hotter write for it today and nil tho information you want about this superior implement. C. H. VOEGTLY Job Printing.