M STimes-JCerald flUt Th Urgett Circulation Of Any Newspaper In lUrney County. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. tl2 Local News. ninriMico Cnrov atul wife are in from their Grant) Crook home. Good clean seed fall wheat - see Alien .lonea. -y J. L. Lowo was in the city mir in the week. Young mule for sale Inquire at this office. A. C. Spurlock was in from Riverside yesterday. Baled hay, Bran and all kinds of prains at The Burns Dopt. Store. I. S. Geer went to Portland last week on business. He is expected home at once. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES YOUR t SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITED. Geo. W. Howe and J. P. Han kins are in the city from their homes. Theyreport things pros perous in their community. Do not take any chances have nay, grain or omer pruputur in sured in the Reliable Aelna & Hartford Insurance Companies. 41 Inland Empire Realty Co. Fred Tregaskis was registered at the French hotel during the week. He was formerly a resi eent of this city and has many school friends who were glad to see him. Report Of The Conditiotj Of Tin First National Bank At Bums, Oregon, Nov. 20, 1012. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $320,000.02 U.S. Bonds GO.000.00 Bonds and Securities 45,507.77 Premium on U. S. Bonds 2,000.00 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 8,504.92 Five per cent Redomption Fund "... 1,250.00 CASH 101,083.30 $595,300.07 LIABILITIES Capital $ 2C.000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 78,130.85 Circulation ' 25,000.00 DEPOSITS . .. 407,175.82 $696,300.07 Capital and Surplus $100,000. Carl Welker writes his wife from San Francisco that he had been in the hospital since arriv ing there suffering from lumbago but he expects to take the boat for Honolulu on the 5th. Estrayed A bay mare, 3 yrs. old, heavy mane and tail, brand ed N. E. connected on the left shoulder. A reward of $5.00 for information leading to her re coveryHenry Eichner, Bucha- m nan. Urecron. s-i The Times-Herald is in receipt of a photo of the Harney county exhibit at the Minneapolis land show. The picture is sent by J. R. Stinson, who had charge of the exhibit. The specimens were m most artistically arranged and m wen uispiayeu. M Miss Inez Luce is in this city, having just come in from outside points. The young lady is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Neal of Folly farm and has come to pay them a visit and may remain in definitely. She has been taking a course in landscape painting. Miss Luce may take charge of a school in this county. Last Tuesday was a decidedly k. Hiuriuy Ui'j lllla autuuii turn ii is found by reading the papers that it was so over all the east ern par of the state. A high wind was accompanied by snow and rain. At Lawen the wind was extremely hard blowing over several hay stacks, some wind mills and otherwise cutting cdpers. First National Bank "Oldest and Biggest Bank In Harney Co." Burns, Harney Co., Ore. W. J. George was in the city yesterday. Fresh home made lard 17c. at Hansen's Meat Market. tf ' O. E. Thompson is home from a visit to his father at Eugene. Hagey & Lundy chattels, small loans, acreage city property. In I. O. O. F. Bldg. Burns, Oregon. ' Chauncv Cummins was here from Malheur county the first of the week. You can get a ladies genuine leather hand bag at Tho Welcome Pharmacy from $1.75 to $3.50 ask about them. 3tf Lee Thornburg and wife and little daughter are down from their mountain homo on a visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Vera Welker is assisting in The Times-Herald office at present. Mrs. Welker is ono of the old time compositors in this city. Say, W. A. Goodman is ready to saw your wood for you this nice weather. Tell him whero your wood pile is by 'phone do not wait until bad weather and then all want it sawed at once. 47tf J. L. Lewis of Mayfield, Ky., was here this week. Mr. Lewis is a tobacco raiser and banker of that state and has become inter ested in some real esrato in this county, associated with T. C. Albritton, and will return hero in the spring to make further in vestments. We Want YOU TO COME TO OUR STORE FOR YOUR WINTER WEAR As our goods are constantly arriving we can offer you the latest as well as some of the biggest and best bargains in LadicH Winter Di-chh Goo.Ih, Winlor UrntH. Sweater CoiitH, Woolen Underwear, 101c. MeiiH Heavy Winter Collin, Sheep Lined UoiiIh, Duel; Lined CoiiIh, mid Winter AlackinuwH Moiib Woolen Underwear, Fleece Lined Under wear, ShirtH, Cmjh, MitteiiH, OvendioeH etc. I. SCHWARTZ General Merchandise - flasonlc Building, - - Burns, Oregon W. H. Robins was in from his homo at Crow Camp tliis week. Timothy seed for sale- W. T. VanderVcer, Drewsey, Oregon. A sulky plow for sale at Mc Kinnon's White Front Barn, tf W. B. Shelley lias gono to Eugene to spend some time visit ing with relatives. Young woman wants position as stenographer and bookkeeper. Experienced in office work. In quire nt this office. ltf Dr. Harrison was called to the Gap Ranch Thursday to see W. II. Moorcs who was suffering from a bronchial trouble. Horses wintered, for$5. Good timothy hay W. T. VanDerveer on Pine Creek. Address Drew sey. 2-tf, THE FIRST NATIONAL DANK OF BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES YOUR $ $ S SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITED. Choice relinquishments; dcedod land, and homestead locations close to Malheur Lake and R. R. E, R. GitlKKIN, 51 tf Narrows, Oregon. 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. The five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott was badly scalded last night nt the family homo in this city by a ten kettle being pulled from the stove. His breast is badly scalded. Friends in this city havo re ceived the announcement of the marriage of Vivian Jordan and Miss Eva Doscow in Portland on December 4. Mr. Jordan form erly lived hero nnd has many school friends in Bums. A Portland paper says Con gressman now contemplates com ing out for U. S. Senator two years hence. He mado hisdecis- sion following his recent re-election to congress after ho had shown himself to be moro or less of a monkey. Well, Portland elected him to congress nnd if that is tho kind of peoplo they want they can elect him to tho senate too, that's a cinch. The finance committo in charge of raising funds for the new Presbyterian church havo suc ceeded in securing $0,000 of tho amount. This is nn excellent showing in a town no larger than Burns and is an indication of liberality and home pride that is not often equalled. A handsomo $10,000 modern church building is now assured for tho coming year that will bo a credit to the city. Tho Supremo court of the U. S. has decided that tho Harriman railroad system must bo split up as it is a violation of tho anti trust law. Just what effect this will havo upon tho vnst exten sions now imdor wny in this sec tion is not known. However, it is not likely to stop tho work nt all. Other big trusts that havo been dissolved under tho orders of tho court seem to havo pros pered and gono right on, tho only difference being that thoy cut bigger melons and made, moro monoy, Tho Oregon Woolgrowors Asso ciation will meet nt Vale January 3. Tho Wclcomo Pharmacy has tho agency for Pickard Hand Painted China. Seo their line. ?. Dr. Hedges has arrived in Drowscy whore ho will practice medicine. Remember! 13. It. Griffin hns fine .winter pasture and liny, cheap. Narrows, Oregon, run Y Frank Newman and E. J. Nohlo were in town yesterday but went back homo immediately. Don't forgot Eastman Kodaks when buying Xmas presonts nt The Wclcomo Pharmacy. JJlf Guaranteed N. P. scrip $8.75 an acre, limited amount only. Inland Empire Realty Company. fiUtf Ludwig Johnson is ablo to bo on tho streets these days and his many friends aro pleased to see him out. G. W. Ciovengcr can picaso you in wall paper. The very latest designs nro on hand and a variety never before equalled, f THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SI 00,000. "THE HANK THAT MAKES YOUR J J $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITED. A. Dunn will havo charge of my wood business in Burns this winter. Dry wood on hand to any part of town F. 0. Jackson. 52. tf From this date until Christmas I will sell my millinery at cost, consisting of hats caps baby hoods all kinds of trimmings- Mrs. C. A. Harlan. Henry Eichner nt Harney Ore gon, is prepared to do all kinds of rag carpet nnd rug weaving at IWA cents per yard and furnish the warp. 4lf There were several city elec tions held in this stnte the first part of this week in which the women took nn active part. The woman candidate for mnyor in Oregon City was badly beaten. Persons from Narrows, Weav er springs and Sunset districts, interested in organizing a rabbit club, are requested to meet at the Sunset school house on Sat urday Dec. 14, at 4 p. in. C. B. McConnell has a corps of engineers out on Silver Creek this week doing some work in connection with the irrigation project in that section. H. D. Cooper is in charge of tho work. The rabbit drive out east of Burns last Sunday was a success in every particular and there will be moro of them from time to time as those participating are very much encouraged with the number killed last Sunday and want to keep the good work going. The Times-Herald calls atten tion to the bank statements in this issue. These show resources of $1,000,000 and reflects the enormous business transacted in this little city so far inland nnd removed from tho general busi ness centers, Harney county is there with the goods in any re spect ono wants to view it. Ed. Stoy, who works at the SUir Feed Barn.met with a pain ful accident Monday morning by getting his finger caught in a rope while attempting to lead a horse. The animal pulled back and tore off tho first joint of tho member necessitating its amputa tion. Dr. Harrison removed tho iarccrated finger and Mr. Stoy is getting along very well, although suffering consiilernblo pain. F. W. C. Hail, of Walla Walla, was here a few days during the. week. He is one of tho big wheat farmers of that territory and was hero to make investiga tion of tho country for others who nro interested and wish to come. Mr. Hail was quite favora bly impressed with tho country and his report will likely bring a lot of energotic people who know how to farm to this country. Dr. Pogue nnd Sheriff Kerfoot of Malheur county secured sel: tings of China pheasant eggs several years ago and hatched them under domestic hens. The chicks woro turned loose on an Island near Ontario nnd tho birds aro increasiny rapidly. Tho two men havo offered a reward of $25 for tho arrest and conviction of any ono found killing tho birds. This precaution is not necessary in this county whero tho Rod and Gun Club havo taken up tho propagation of these famous game birdpj Thoy will bo libera ted on a gnmo preserve covering many thousand acres nnd while thoy will not likely keep within theso bounds thero aro enough members of tho organization to look after them to a certain ox tent and aeo thnt thoy nro pro perly protected, Karl Horstman was in town for a fow dayh this Week. Mrs. Alico King is hero from Vale on n visit to lelntives. Horn -Thursdny, Dec. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Vickcrs of Harney, a son. Mrs. Geo. Lovo is over from Agency on a short visit with nor many friends, She is a guest at the Holland home. Dr. Harrison's family have moved over from Drewsey and now occupy the John Saycr re sidence in tin's city. W. G. Howell, the Portland capitalist and booster for the Harney Country, is hero looking after his numerous land interests. He will remain but a short time. Mrs. Charley King and little daughters arrived here last Satur day evening on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Jame son, and other relatives. Thoy will stnv an indefinite time. C. M tftiiilktifiir vuhn lma boon out at Juntura for some weeks surveying the townsito, come in the first of this week. He states ho had not finished the job but Mr. C. E. Beery has gone to complete it. J. ,1, ,Ru.ickn, a homesteader near the lake, has just relumed from an extended visit to eastern and Canadian points. He is accompanied home by a bride and receiving the congratulations of his many friends. Friends in this city have re cently received tho announce ment of the marriage of Miss Jgisa Miller to Mr. Ed. Clark, of Union county. We understand thoy will make a wedding trip to eastern points and upon their re turn will make their home in La Grande. A'. C. AlbriHon, the Saddle Butte capitalist, has just returned from a trip through the east and south covering a period of some two months. In observation Mr. Albritton believes the railroad activity will bring many new people to this section in the im mediate future. 'The Times-Herald would again suggest that the farmers of this section get together and arrange for a creamery. This is a good season of the year for such dis cussions and it will be the means of, keeping a large sum of money aUionje that now goes to outside pojnts, besides a source of profit to those interested. Why not the Farmers' Union start this enterprise. The Times-Herald is informed that the ense of James Taylor, convicted in this county nt the April term of Circuit court for the murder of Perry at the Carl soni ranch last December, and sentenced to be executed next Friday, has been appealed and that this will prevent the carry ing out of the sentence until the case has been decided in the Supreme court. ) P. S. Weittenhiller, who was here a' few weeks ago and pur chased considerable land, is again in this city after traveling over a considerable territory since his last visit. He is preparing to begin developing a part of the lands ho recently purchased and become a permanent resident. Mr. Weittenhiller is a man of means and will do much work on his various tracts and bring them under cultivation. Rev. Father Klein of the local Catholic church has been trans ferred to Hood River nnd will leave for that place next week. He goes to Drewsey tomorrow to open tho" new church there before going to' his field. Father Klein has been' iti charge of this church for several years nnd. is well liked by his people, in fact by all who knew him. He was formerly stationed, at Hood River before coiping licre. ' i . V. G. Cozad, limberger expert, has made a discovery that will provo a blessing to mankind, pro mote domestic felicity, and make the course of lovers run smotho. The discovery has peppermint, sen sens and breath rojuvenators lashed to tho mast or mashed to tho last. It is a simple, effective and economical solution of a here tofore complex and confusing pro blem. After a ropast on the oderiforous yet pleasant and palatable limberger, tho patient is advised to mix a tablespoon of said, tablo or stock, inn cut glass goblet of ice wnter. There being many a slip between tho cup and tho lip, the goblet must bo raised to tho faco with great dexterity and celerity and tho salted H-2-0 dashed against the teeth like the dashing billows of tho storm tossed sea. This will remove tho cnrrion-liko presonco of tho scent ed cheeso nnd make a gentle man's breath remind ono of tho breath of a cnlf that hus had dinner. Blue Mt. Eagle, High Value of Good Road No one questions the state ment that good roads have a high monoy value to the farmers of the nntlon. nnd it may be said that this alone is sufficient to justify the cost of their cbnsruc tion as rapidly as practiblc under an efficient, economicol equitable system of highway improvement. Tho big point in favor of this expenditure is the economy of time nnd force in transporation between farm and market, en abling the growers to Uikc ad vantage of fluctuations in buying nnd Belling as well as enhancing tho value of real estate. It is estimated that the average an nual loss from poor roads is 76 cents an acre, while tho estimat ed average increase resulting from improving all the public roads is $9. Report Or The Condition Of Tli. Harney County National Bank At Hums, Oregon, November 20lh,lO12 DscUre'War on Colds. A crusade of education which aims 'Uhat common colds may become uncommon within the nextgoneration" has been begun by prominent New York physi cians. Here is a list ot tne "don'ts" which the doctors say will prevent the annual visitation of the celd: "Don't sit in a draughty car." "Don't sleep in hot rooms." "Don't avoid the fresh air." "Don't stuff yourself at meal time. Overeating reduces your resistance." To which wo would add when you take a cold get rid of it as quickly as possible. To accom plish that you will find Cham berlain's Cough Remedy most excellent. Sold by all dealers. Tonight. Tonight, if you feel dull and stupid,, or bilious and constipated, take a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets, and you will feel all right tomorrow. Sold by all dealers. No. 6295. Kcixirt ul Iht condition of tot FUST NATIONAL BANK OP BURNS, In the State ot Oregon, at In ilou ol bull nrse. Nov Stth, 1912. tlUDUtl, Ixitm mill I)lcuunti.. , MII.W 0 Overdrafts, escured end unsecured IT R. llonfs to secure circulation U. r). liornlt to secure U. H. Deposits (ilber bondi to (retire U. B. Deposits I- ; to secure rosU18s,vlnst,noo 00 Premiums on IT. . Uunds Ilonds, securities, etc . ,. . Imnklng Iiuum, furniture end fixtures Other Heel Estate, owned Due from National Banki (not re' err tcenli) Due troui Bute and Private Hanks lid Hankers, Trust Companies, and (faring! Ueuks Due from approved reserve afeute , L'becis end other caib Items Kichanires (or Clearing llouie, Notca ot other National Bank! Fractional paper currency, ulckeli, and rente. l.lWrl'L llOMKV UUItll IN BlMK vli: Hpscle tai.oai so '.tiel Tender notca WOO Itudemptlon lund with U B. Treasur er (i per ceutot circulation l.iWOO MW M 2VO00 0Q S3.0U0O0 2,000 OU 2,000 at J.S07 77 ",' n t4)u0 1.M7 M 188 26 113,315 41 8CUM 215 K ?UO0 1915 M.08J DO WOO UW.306 t; IJi.00000 74,00000 aud Total UiILITItl. Capital itock paid lu KU'ilUS Uiii1tvld.nl profits, ! expeuics Un'iiald 9,130 U National Hank Notea outstanding, 25,00000 Diielonthcr National Banks 10,(4962 Individual deposits subject to check 254,789 89 Demand certificates o( deposit 449 US Time Certificates ol deposit, 157.522 00 Caihler'e checks omstaudlui l4tJ81 United Btatea Deposits 23.375 1 1'ostal Savings Deposlta Ml 19 23,736 80 DeposltsofU. H. disbursing officers . 1584 39 Total 1,50!Si7 STATE OF OKKOON.I ... I-'OUKTY Of IAHKY, I, J, I.. (Unit, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the beat of my knowledge end belief. 3, 1.. QtuLT, Cashier, Correct Attest: C. A, Hums UlO A.dMYTil II. SI. Horn-on Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day ol Dec, 1912. FkiNic Divev, I8ve.ll Ni larr I'ubllc for Oregon NO. Ml. Veport of the condition of the HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ol BURNS at Uurns, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business, November 25, 1912. msoeacn. Ixianeeiut Discounts 1187,884 07 Overdralts, svcuied and unsecured. 1,213 84 U, B. Ilonds to secure circulation 19,500 00 U. B. llonds to secure Festal Havings 5,000 00 Premiums on U, 8. Ilonds 625 94 llouds, securities, eto , 82,707 23 Hanking house, furniture aud Allures 3,852 77 Duo fronv National Hanks (not re serve agents) 80,31189 Due from approved resort e agents M,tW) 10 L'liei-ks and nthir cash items , 3.WM21 Notes ol oilier National Hanks 270 00 l-reclloual paper currency, nickels and cents ... 76 54 l.lwrVa. UOKatY ItlllllVE IX HlKK, Vlll Bpeclo S.MWIVS 20,673 95 Legal Tender Notes 616 00 515 00 Kedemptlou fund with U,B.Treaaurer, (6 per cunt ot circulation) V7500 Total I418.0H6O8 LUMUTIIS. Capital mock paid In.... I 24,00000 Hurplue Fund., 34,000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taieapavld 669 01 Natluual Uauk notes outstanding 18,900 00 Individual deposits subject to check 272,973 64 Demand certificate of deposit Time certificate, ot deposit Cerllrlod Check Uuhter'a checks outstanding, 1'ostal d lugs Deposits 400 00 . 64,713 58 69 W 10,187 96 181 0 M! Total BTATKOFOHKtlON, County ol Ilarui-y, I, Leon M, llrowu, Cashier ot the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, I.kon U, Haowx, Cashier Bubscrlbed audswqrn to befoie me this 7lh day ol Dee,, 1912. A, W, OowiN ,Bval Notary I'ubllo Correct- Attest! 0, A. lUatOa.l J, M, Daltox C. V. UcKikiwy Directors, RESOURCES Loans ..... United States Bonds and Premiums. Bonds and Securities Furniture and Fixtures Redemption Fund CASH I $189,097.42 - 25,025.94 - 82,707.23 3,852.77 975.00 . 110,437.72 $418,096.08 ' LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 26,000.00 Surplus and Profits 34,659.01 Circulation . . . 18,900.00 DEPOSITS 338,537.07 $418,092.08 ACCOUNTS CORDIALLY INVITED. United States Depotitaru Depoiltar For The Pottal Saving Funct State of Oregon Harney County National Bank "Your Home Intlllulion" Resources Over $400,000.00 BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON W. E. HUSTON- i General Groceries f Select Can Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal OU, Feed, Grain and Produce Special Inducements Given On Big Orders J 1 If You Want ALL The Home News THE TIMES-HERALD $2.00 a year Best Job Printing THE OLD STAR SALOON BRENTON & HICKS, Props. - Old and New Patrons Will Find the Best Brands Here "Wines, Liquors, and Cigars Good Service, Courteous Treatment DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon HsH HsH Now's the Time TO TALK ABOUT STOVES We Have 'Em In All Styles, Sizes And Prices. Get Your Home In Shape For Winter. Be Comfort able -Get A Heater! We Also Handle A Full Line Of Kitchen Utensils, Granite Ware, Camp Stoves, Saws, Axes, Pumps, Piping, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Oils, Stains, Glass, Etc. Headquartes For Hardware GEER & CUMMINS