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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1911)
S? A I UMwr cuww5on or . nrm nt wwhjmtv. aw: HAY, l0IHI57ll. -..I I, wf J., .ii.1. jaSw ocml' lpl zinc At CfrgOwling'H. e yHr PluwiiSJw every JMHttailfrCT'BurnB OwHtoMgSw) from took of iMjRior nl r pays wwHignesi iceforWWwHl furs. spfo'hiMi-iylmacd a st in th TupPrstoam etved a tv Reed William. 1 8w tiw kH!w,rivftlH cwdt, aWNMMf fll,n" ie, nt HSr Kich- . Mt Mitt-tot nnd th piiwi JaigfihrgainH i. Eyrytt$5Iin the Hiw Vj& $8f, IhrinttWMi liSKiyestoi-- i h iff wriJwrTon dis- uska tlM pwlifilto comu Jt tCUy aitdjwnfe wore HartMy ttogflJre part k, hAvJBffwfTe over Utter' MtiSSft J. II. ho Is very littkr, i OP BURNSjFLOUR USYCORNBR STORK 'RWINTHMJUPPIjY THE ROiDC! ARE M w1 r n ., JDrOWH WM (JtUSMl'll- i om of ttJiCollins tlMMtay toicfjiend en Poriknd. Illfwill be il tH IatterJprt of ae for WpituationH th free1 iMMfleyment stalled by tts1propri jnw Port vtoU-The testing PEi " rd of atjwEtSTiind to y. New -BJlUtu-d nnd . F. Hiwrnd little came in Ttwrftduy by nd. TUeaiieMn which ted from Beml broke left titem aliwndcd for ra but tWtnSkfi pick p and braiitJtfthcm to ouee wbertft night another Mte bringing i next daar.NS . m v, Jay to attomlWultcr to had Um atJMorlune i jaw broken wi both i undemtaeVMr. Frai teniptinar teerncr a m name waeevidently vhkh he MiSBided to re animal kieind a pole c Mr. FraieerTtHolently - wfttf ttogS&ilt that fractured In' belli sides. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BURNS, OREGON at the clone of business December 5th, 1011 RESOURCES Loans and DiacountB $200,080.18 U. S. Ronds 50,000.00 Ronds and Securities 58,971.011 Premium on U. S. RondB v 2.000-00 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 0,(500. 00 1 Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,250.01 CASH 91,092.83 $479,000.01 LIARlUTIKS Capital $ 25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits (55,870.03 Circulation 25,000.00 DEPOSITS 303,730.01 $179,(500.04 Capital and Surplus-S85,000.00 United Slates Depositary Oregon Slate Depositary Accounts Invited ii fin Vulcanizing nt Gemborling's. R. Hurklmrt was in the city ) yesterday. Ike Constant is renewing ac quaintances in this city. Reed Hros give 100 piano votes extra for every prescription. Lloyd Johnson was up Lawen on business this week. Cleaning and Pressing neatly done by Schenk & Williams. Mrs. T. R. James was in the city the llrsL of this week. Clcvcngcr pays the highest market price for hides and furs. New fresh groceries just re ceived at IIiiKoy & Richardson's. A nice addition to Ihe Short blacksmith shop has recently been n ER STORE. added. Winona wagons are the best. Eor sale by Hnrrimnn Meicantilo Co. The snow storm yesterday was of short duration and hardly cov ered the ground. Rcatos for sale, all sizes and englhs, price 20 cents per foot. Any one desiring Reatos ntldress W. A. Ford of J. O. Albcrhon, Mbcrson. Oregon. R. L. Mass was up from Nar rows the first of the week. Rubbers and Overshoes we have them -Schenk & Williams. R. L. Hullon was circulating among his friends in this city during the week. Reed Hros. give 10 votes for every cent purchased at their store in jewelry. You should inspect the fine as sortment of Wall Paper at Luna burg. Dalton & Co's. rresh supply of groceries in cluding lard, bacon hams etc. nt Hagey & Richardson's. T1IEV REST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS AS USUAL, AT THE RUSY COR A. W. Hurlburt is in the city from his homo near the lake. Clovcnger pays the highest market price for hides and furs. Chns. Schumann nnd wife have moved into the J. W. Scvedgo residence. Go to tho White Restaurant for Chicken Supper Wednesday and Sunday evenings. J. E. Stoy, Prop. Foil Salf: RIack Percheron Stallion, 5 years old in spring. Good papers. Claude McGce. v AI Wcathcrly and wife were guests at the II. E. Thompson homo this week. Watch for the bulletin at Reed Hros. every Friday and see stand- of Piano Contestants. v Robt. Drinkwater and wife spent several days in this city this week visiting at the home of C. A. Harlan. 200 tons of hay for sale at $5 nor ton. 100 acres of pastures included, houso and good wntcr. Inquire here. Ex-County Judge T. J. Shields was over irom silver crccK Thursday attending to some bus iness and mixing with his many friends. LEAVE ORDERS NOW FOR SWEET POTATOES. MALAGA GRAPES & FRESH OYSTERS. A RIG CONSIGNMENT EX PECTED WEDNESDAY AT THE RUSY CORNER STORE. Watch Burns Grow. A masked ball will be given at tho Sunset school house on Sat urday, December 30. A box sup per will bo served and those not bringing boxes will be required to pay for same. Suitable prizes for the best costumed lady and gentleman, also for the best sus tained characters. "Where are you going my pretty maid'" George Fry has gone to Raker to visit his daughter; fioin there he will go to California for a few weeks. The Harney Saw Mill, R. L. Runvnrd proprietor, now has on hand a large amount of rough and "dressed lumber and can fill orders on short notice. A good road to the mill. Hurry orders may be 'phoned in. Rest Hour (guarantee) ?S.C0 bbl. Hnrrimnn Mercantile Co. When you have a bilious attack give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They are excellent. For sale by all dealers. Note the advertising space of Young's Meat Market & Grocery in this issue. All the stock is oll'ered at actual cost. Mr?. Ralph Rerry and Mrs. Haker arrived from Washington I'm going n shopping, kind sir;" 'Hip totter part of last week. The she said. "Where will you shop my pretty maid?" "Why of course at Schwartz's kind sir;" she said. ladies tiled on some laud and re turned home Thursday, With their husbands they will return in the spring to become perma nent residents. HMwwMdZM, 'i ."Mar ONLY A SHORT TISVSE UNTIL CflRISTMAS Our Holiday Goods are Going Fast . . . U 13339ml II II IMHKeiHaiMiMMHaeMMM There tpwpKHl assortment left, but you'll have to hurry. Only six shop- i Aje piaf defijfijft. Take a look all around then buy from HWARTZ 3m mm m Evvriboilv EIhv Doch House of Santa Clause jg BUSY CORNER STORE 1 mWARTZ - - - Proprietor $ Vulcanizing at Gcmberling's. ',. H. Shroudc was among our Harney visitors the first of this! week. ROLLED OAKLEY & BALED 1I-Y AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. Schenk & Williams have just received a fine lot of Overcoats I and Mackinaws. i Good clean seed rye for sale at , my ranch on Calamity at! i cents per pound J. A. Williams. t Mrs. Millar has a fine lot of. fall and winter millinery on dis-' play which the ladies should call nnd see nt once. Robt. Reed and Win. Kersen-1 beck were among our Lawen .visitors the first part of this week. ' Ask for Piano Certificates at Reed Bros. John Rae, Jr.. was a passenger out on a Collins auto Thursday, enioute to Portland where he will, remain for an indefinite time. , If you are troubled with chron ic constipation, the mild and gen tle effect of Chamberlain's Tab lots makes them especially suited to your ca.se. For sale by all dealers. For your winter suit see Schenk & Williams. Clay Clemens mill is the near est one to Burns where all kinds of lumber both rough and dress ed can be had. Near Canyon road Call him by 'phone for quick eiders. JEWELRY! If its Jewelry you want you will be doing yourself a rank injustice if you neglect to examine first Salisbury's N J. T. Garrett came down from his mountain ranch the other day for medical treatment for a pain ful wound caused by stepping upon a nail while building a cor ral. The nail penetrated to a considerable depth and Mr. Gar rett has suffered considerable ... N (J. W. Fitzgerald, James Paul and Sid Comegys came-in Satur day in the auto, going out again Monday. Slds many friends in sist that he again be a candidate for shorifif at the election next fall. He is a good fellow and very jopular among his wide ac quaintance. The Baptist Sunday School will l hold its Christmas exercises and tree at the church on Saturday evening, December 23. The Times-Herald has not been in formed as to the nature of the entertainment, but the little ones are always well provided for, and they may expect a treat. Stoi.kn From the John Oaid ranch a sorrel gelding between I and 5 years old; small spot in forehead nnd weighs between 1200 and MOO lbs.; a good road ster; branded a lazy J on left shoulder. Suitable reward for information leading to his recov ery. Mits. Makv A. Oard, Lawen, Oregon. Strayed From Oakerman Lake near Riley, about November 15; one red yearling heifer with white face; one roan yearling heifer; both animals branded O extended T on left side; mark crop and split in left car and under bit in right. Reward for information leading to their re covery. C. A. Ivy. Riley, Oregon. M. S. Davis nnd Karl Harts- man were in tho city the first of the week for loads of grain. Mr. Davis is in the sheep busi ness, and reports the range of his section fine, but he is prepar ing to give his sheep the best of care and feed this winter should they require it. Ho says if the sheep don't need the grain this winter ho will have it on hand for the railroad contractors in the spring. Some of those living on the hill were more or less startled the other evening by the ringing of a bell. It vb an unusual hour for tho school bell and not the customery hour for church bells, as they have been used to, there for some thought it the fire alarm. Rev. Father Klein, of the Catholic church, has erected a temporary belfry for their new bell and placed it in position, this being the first time for ringing it. It now rings three times a day -morning, noonand evening. The repair shop at Iho Lamp shiro Garage is thoroughly up to date, and lathe work which for merly had to bo sent to Raker can now bo done right at home. Mr. Lnmpshiro has nlso ordered n brazing outfit nnd will bo pre pared do all work of that kind upon its ly, rival nnd installation. The lathe, drill press, water pump, air compressor and grind er, nre driven by a "New Way," air cooled, threo and one-half horse power gasoline engine. This is tho best ongino for gen eral uso wo huvo over seen as there aro no water connections to freeze; it is tho only stationary engino equipped with Hosch High Tension Mugnoto Ignition, and is guaranteed to deliver its full rated power, summer or winter for any length of time without over henting, Mr, Lump shiro haa tljo agency for this en gine, nnd will bo pltnsed, to show It and quote prices on any size, from 21 to 12 horse power. PURE GOLD Did you know that a 20-year endowment policy with the Ore gon Life is pure gold? Did you know that a 20-year endowment policy with the Oregon Life gives you a safe place to deposit money, pavs your wife and babies the amount you carry in event of your death, or if you live pays the amount to you at the end of 20 years? Unless you have the hooks in the "old man" who car ries the scythe, it would be well to look into this matter deeper. Good insurance is the squarest deal on earth. Consult Egolkston, The Oregon Life Man. unusually fine invoice. biMim silver ron.hr sus Sterling Siber Jll.inicure Sets SOUVEMR SPOONS CIGARETTE CASES VANITY PURSES SILVER MESH BAGS S0I.II) GOLD CUFF LINKS SOLID COLD SCARF TINS L'xlra Fine Assortment Ilracelells EvcrijlUiiifj of Quality Your Money Back if not just as represented C. n. SALISBURY Jeweler and Optician Hissner B'ld'e THE CHRISTMAS PRESENT PROBLEM What arc you going to give your child or your niece or your nephew as a Christmas Gift? The question purzlcs many of you. Let us solve it for you, in the most ideal, also in the most useful and economical way. A bank book showing a Savings Account in this bank. A dollar will do this oi more, as desired; and no gift, on or about the Christmas tree, will bring more joy. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT HARNEY COUNTY NATIONaIbANK Owned and Controlled by HOME PEOPLE. . . . UNIII-D STATES DEPOSITORY FOR POSTAL S A VINOS 5 .. 7V 4 I VWS W$ W?3$WBra8S3iSg Miss Stirling Public Stenographer Room 7. Masonic Building. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!! Largest col lection ever brought to Burns or Harney County. s aT 0 xi -a-(? K't '& ft & fe t' SA PtMxmwmm 5r HEADQUARTERS KOIt HOLIDAY GOODS A comolete line of Tovs, Toilet Sets, Jewelry, Pioes, Dolls, Christmas Stationery, Cut Class, Fine Candies, Ladies Purses, Pictures, Manicure Sets, Novelties. Two votes on the UPTON PIANO for every cent purchased in our store during DECEMBER. Come look at our display before making any purchases elsewhere. If you do not trade with us we both will loose out financially. 200 Piano Votes Free FOr eerv Prescription brought to our store. The City Dx'iig Store REED BROS. Proprietors. fu ft fc ? p pl ft. pBto Toy Wagons Electric En gines, Sleds, Chairs, Fine China, Cut ass, Crockery, Vases, rass Goods, Cutlery, In fact anything and everything to suit the fancy as well as the pocket book. Uueful goods as well as ornamental- Call and look over our stock before Jail the fine selections are gone. t. v ; Guns and Ammunition " GEER & CUMMINS H irdware Merchants J : -A &?W&Qi'&&&&& i I V7V3VWfi: r- r, fi !?AJy.i Circassian Walnut in- BED ROOM SUITS and SPECIAL PIECES FURNITURE Blankets and Wall Paper In these Two Articles we certainly have the finest invoice ever brought to this city. CHRISTMAS It is nono to early to make your selections for Holiday Gifts. See the line of suitablo things we aie offer ing. Rods Rrnss, Iron, etc. Roll Top Desks. Dining Chairs, Rockers, Mirrors, Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, Moth Proof Chests, Rugs, Ijico Curtains, Red Spreads. G. W. CLEVENGER, THE FURNITURE MAN t&?m&m3i-xs& Santa Claus: Has established his head- ry quarters here for the next '.TWO WEEKS.' tor Burns and Harney Co. The assortment of Christmas supplies he has left with makes us leaders in this line for all interested. us We are also prepared to supply your GROCERY and PROVISION requirements for the Holidays. See us. ''The Burns Dep'm't. Stored Matl Orders will receive prompt attention. j2a 0 uf n 'vvafciaefcaJStfasfiKS & THE FRENCH HOTEL under new management Jonh R. Walkup, Proprietor FirstClass Well Appointed House Sample Rooms Commercial Travelers Locomobile Seven-Passergep Cars I HE MIOIMUST WAY Studebaker- The Burns-Bend Auto Line OPHlATKIl UY THE COLLINS AUTO COMPANY I IrM-Clas Service (luaraiiteod II. ROIIU, Agent Headquarters French Hotel BURNS, Oregon M.t