.mes-Jeraid
Larfoit CircuUlion Of Any
Nwp.pr la Harnrv County.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11. ISIS
Local News.
Use Nyals Rheumatic Remedy.
Ladies line shoes m suede and '
ihite buckskin at Schwartz'.
I
Try Nyals Family medicine at
n.e Welome Pharmacy. 10 tf
vl
Thos. Stephens is back from
im exienuea irip 10 oursiae
joints.
Supt. Hamilton and family I
iere in the city this week to at- (
nd to official business.
Hagey & Lundy chattels, small'
loans, acreage city property. In
0. 0. P. Rldg, Burns. Oregon.
Walter Cross has spent a por
tion of the week visiting his wife
hnd little granddaughters.
A. Dunn will have charge of
rav wood business in Burns this
inter. Dry wood on hand to
liny part of town F. 0. Jackson.
52.tf
Mrs. H. W. McHose has ar
ranged for a trial recital of her
jupils at the Baptist church this
veiling, iney will De assisted
by pupils of Mrs. Dodge.
W. A. Goodman sells Rolled
Barley at IJc Rolled Wheat at
lie. Clean seed Barley, lie
pood Wheat lie at his barn in
the west part of town. 6tf.
H. J. Hansen of the Burns
Meat Market is prepared to fill
brders in any ouanty for hams,
:acon and lard. Right prices in
arge lots. lfitf
UT OF TOWN TAXPAYERS
"he Harney County National
lank will b pleated to attend to
the payment of your taxes upon
receipt of your instructions.
I
Mrs. Herbert Larkin. who has
in visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Gemberling. took her dr-
Your Future
PROTECTION
Lies In Your Present Found
ation. You can build no safer
or substantial foundation, or on
a firmer basis than to start a
DEPOSIT
With The
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
BURNS, HARNEY CO., ORE.
An experienced dairyman Want
ed Inquire at this office. 15tf
Kant man Kodaks and Kodak
supplies at The Welcome Pharm
acy. 10 tf
Loot Gold bar pin in vicinity
of Tonawamu. Finder please re
turn to Mrs. Curtis Smith.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$ 100.000 "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ I $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Rolled wheat is the milk and
egg producer try it. Better and
cheaper than bran. Sold by W.
A. Goodman. Phone him your
order.
("lay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumbtf both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by 'phone.
Use Nyals Cough medicine
for baby's cough. 10 tf
Wanted Position as cook or
housekeeper. Address Box 87.
Baled hay, Bran and all kinds
of grains at The Burns Dept.
Store.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for city marshal at the
miinicinal election to be held in
March. Wm. Foren. .
Four pure bred Poland China
t-n-tiir ViiiitrtPiliir mnrnirnT nr
ri..v ., ..I ...... ...w....... mt X .
rompanied by the latter and her Messrs Unnkwater DJOCum boh. an, w sow
.... ... .. ... i, ...... i.,,,v,l tli..ir li ni'ksmith UKin His nil for sale.
little uaughter. Mrs. tiemher-, : ". " - -
; ,;u ;; .,.;,!, ..:. I shot) to the building at the south son. minis, wregon.
ihk vviii nan uumiuc ' iui
Ian indelinate time.
There will be no picture prc-
rram at ionawama tonight, as
the people have been going out
;very evening all week and are
tired. A fine three-reel program
jvill be given tomorrow night at
tnid-week prices, 10 and 15 cent.'-.
All new films and good.
J. W. Buchanan was among
those to visit Burns this week
end of main street.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. 'THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ $ $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
Rav, Mr. Boada arrived here
this week and will become the
regular resident pastor of the
Baptist church. He will hold
services tomorrow !kUi morning
and evening.
For Sale 52 head of young
broke horses, weighing from 1100
to 1200 lbs. See Oregon & West
ern Colonization Co. agents, B.
Blueprints of every Township F. .Johnson at Hums, or J. R.
Married At the home of Mrs.
IfeDuffaa in this city yesterday,
Harry Spangler and Miss May
Rnrber, Rev. Dr. Babbidge per
forming the ceremony. It was a
quiet affair with only home folks
present. We join friends in ex
tending congratulations.
A few cotton seed planted in
side the house now and trans
planted after frost will prove a
great novelty to yourself and
friends. Knjoy seeing this beau-
titul plant growing in your own
yard or garden. Send 10c for
liberal package of seed to Lynch
Pharis Co., Montgomery. Ala.
The Times-Herald has found
that the Harney county high
school basket ball team that
i played at Harney last Friday
1 night was met by a heavier team
than they expected which ac
counts for their defeat. How
ever, the boys conducted them
, selves gentlemanly and took their
defeat gracefully.
Mrs. M. V. Dodge is preparing
for a recital at Tonawama on the i
It will be
only a triul recital by her pupils
as a compliment to the parents,
but she has decided to make a
small admission fee which will
be given to William Carroll, the
unfortunate young man who lost
about five h"th his feet. Mrs. Dodge will
Chas. Wil- '"' assisted by pupils of Mrs.
15tf ! (Iiuilt, Mrs. Rombold and Mrs.
McHose.
Fresh home made lard 17c. at
Hansen's Moat Market. tf
Use Nyals Stone Root Com p. I
for the kidneys. 10 tf
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!-,,- INI1I I.- i,ii lumen ill ' . , , I ...
. , . . . evening of March 21.
I'oin.iii.. 111 i'.uiiii ami vt'ivei
Just arrived. See them.
Pan brad young Barred Rock
Cocherels. a new strain, for sale.
Chas. Wilson. 10 tf.
CITY POLITICS.
A meeting of the C vie Im
provement Club was held last
Monday evening and the. la lies
brought out more candidates for
the city election next Tuesday.
Nominating petitions for Sam
Mothershead and .lames Lamp
"hire for mayor and councilman
respectively, wore signed by the
Indies, Mrs Copper and others
(not. including Mr. Ilissner as
she took no part in it other than
sign them) circulated them later.
Just what interest they will take
in voting remains to be seen as
several signed the petitions who
frankly stated at the time they
had no intention of voting.
The Times-Herald can say with
authority that neither Mothera
head or Lampshire are opposed
to water and sewer. They are
in the same position as practical
ly every property owner in Burns,
in favor of an adequate and san'-
tary water and sewer system,
provided it can be installed com
plete within the possible bonds
that can be floated against the
town. That is the attitude of
almost every real property own
er, their only concern being the
selection of competent, far-sight
ed, successful men to take charge
of the matter.
A statement covering city re
ceipts and disbursements for a
period of some three years was
brought to this office yesterday
afternoon for publication but it
was too long for us to handle to
day. It will be published in
pamphlet form, however, so the
voters may be informed.
The candidates are: G. W
Clevenger. Sam Mothershead for
mayor; Frank Davey, James
Lampshire, A. C. Welcome, Ceo.
W. Young, councilmen; A. M.
Byrd, D. M. McDade. J. J. Pat
terson, recorder; Mamie Winters,
J. C Welcome Jr., treasurer; W.
Foren, R. L. Haines, marshal.
SHORT COURSE BENEFITS
HARNEY COUNTY FARMERS
(Oenelndtd From Rata "I Pnye)
J. f. Mahon and wife have re
cently returned from a visit to
California points. Mr. Mahon is
in town today.
and Ranue in
ind take the short course. Joe ' correctto date.
las been very sick and has not
fully recovered, that is sufficient
ly to do a good day's work, there
lore he was in to consult with
fla physician. While here he
as a guest of his son Roe.
Miss Helen Purington took
ipart in a play given by the tresh-
len class at Forest Gfjeve on the
light of Feb. 22nd, it being the
custom for the class to give a
lay on Washington's birthday.
liss Helen has many friends
lere who are pleased to note any
particular advancement and the
Credit she may receive.
Harney county.
Price $1.00 each
Address, Burns Blueprint Co.,
Burns, Oregon. 12tf
As I am moving my saw mill
1 have four or five old buildings
at the old site that I will dispose
of at a bargain. Any one need
ing such material should see me
at once -Clay Clemens. 13tf
Homer Bringle and wife were
up from Narrows during the
week having some dental work
done. While here he took advan
tage of the short course lectures
hut had to return home before
they were completed.
ANNUAL
clearance
wf l el.
During February we will hold our
Annual Clearance Sale when all
winter goods will be sold at greatly
reduced prices. We are determined
not to carry over any winter goods.
A few of these articles are listed
below. Cash will do wonders here.
Ladies Coats, Misses Coats, Childrens Coats, Ladies
Sweater Coats, Misses Sweater Coats, ChildrAis Sweater
Coats, Ladies Underwear, Misses Underwear, Misses Cloaks,
Childrens Underwear, Mufflers, Shawls, Dress Goods,
Mens Clothing, Mens Sheep Lined Coats, Mens Duck Lined
Coats, Mens Mackinaw Coats, Mens Sweater Coats, Mens
Woolen Overshhts and Mens Underwear,
These, and many other articles will be
offered yon at a Great Sacrifice at
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
riaaonlc Building. - - Burns, Oregon
Stinson at Prineville. 14tf
Oscar and F. ('. Breithaupt, I
brothers of Supt. Rreithaupt of '
the Experiment Farm, arrived'
here this week from Portland
and have each entered homestead I
filings on land in the (Jlenlock
neighborhood adjoining Mr. I
Preston.
Married Sunday. Feb. 1. at
thf Presbyterian Manse in this
city. Pert Richardson and Miss
Kula McKinnon. Rev. Dr. Rab
bidge pei formed the ceremony.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Root McKinnon and
has resided in this vicinity all
her life. She is a grauduate of
the Harney county high school
mid has many warm friends and
j admirers. Bert is the only son
j of Sheriff and Mrs. Richardson
j and is employed in the general
I merchandise store of his father.
He is a young man who has the
iualities to make a successful
business man. The Times-Herald
joins many friends in extend
ing congratulations and wishes
Two good residence lots, in for a prosperous and happy life.
Burns, under cultivation with I They will make their home in
some iruit trees and a large! this citv. At present the young
number of small berry bushes,
under an irrigation ditch, fenced,
a well built barn on them that
will house 12 tons of hay and
stall room for H head of stock.
Imiuire at this office. ltJtf
Herman Ruh and wife arrived
home the first of this week from
an extended visit to Southern
California where they spent a
good portion of the winter.
Thev visited the Marsdens at
Whittier early in December and
about two weeks ago, just before
leaving that section, Mrs. Ruh
called again to pay her respects
to the Doctor but he was not so
well and she was not permitted
to see him. No late news of his
condition has been received by
friends in this city. Mr. and
Mrs. Ruh had a fine time while
out, but are glad to be at home
again.
Sheirfr Elk ins of Crook county
came over the latter part of last
week and in company with .1. II.
Winaiidy of Bend and Sheriff
Richardson of this county weny
south in search of the McPher
son brothers who were wanted
over there for horse stealing.
They found one at Oraville in
this county and left him in charge
of Winandy while the two
sheriffs went on into Nevada
where they captured the other.
Mr. Winandy was cautioned to
watch his man as he might make
an attempt to get away and the
first night he put irons on him,
The next dav he talked good to
his guard and said he was (.-lad
he was going back and this de
ceived Mr. Winandy, therefore
he did not put irons on him in
the even i ng, McPheuson asked
permission to go to the wash
room to get hi.", tobacco and made
good his escape in the dark. The
other prisoner was brought here
Wednesday and later taken to
Prineville.
people
home.
are at the Richardson
Summons.
In tlir 'in int (iurt ul the Stiilr nl
OfSgon im llfii Hey (''iiinty.
Kmiiihi- h. Nrwili, Plaintiff,
V.
BdWln 1' Ni'Wcll, ilrlpmliinl.
To ImIwiu IV NrHrll, tin- utmvr naiiu-il
IVIi mlnnl.
IN Tin: NAME 0 THK STATE OP
OREGON, vmi hit hrrcliy rriiiirnl In
apptar ami annum to the complaint
lilnl agalMI ymi ill i lie- aliuvr rnlitlril
unit, mi ur licltirr tin last iluy of thr
timr lfBStlibnd 111 the nrilrr ul pulilioa
ii,. i, ,, UlU huiiiiiiiina. luvtil, on in Ih
loir llir 190l day Of April, 11)13, -imI
ilntr being, llir ripiratioti of lii iirrln
from llir lint pulilicutliin ol tlim mil-
iiieii-. ami it tou ImI In npM'iii anil
iiniwrr, fur want llirrrol I'laintitl Hill
apply i" t In- I'mirt for 1 lie relief ilnnanil
cil in tlu I'limplaint, to-wil, lor s ilrcrcc
iliiianliinK the lunula of matrimony now
Slitting bstWSSn I'laintill ami Defendant
anrl tliat I'laintifT have a ilccrrc of
(Hvorec aliNoliitifroiii the Ilefeiulant anil
that the lMaiiititl have her inaiilen name
rsstorcd
This Hiiminoiia ia puliliahcil tiy unlet
of Hun. Gran! Thompson, Jinlc of the
Count; Court of Harney County, marie
ami entrtiil mi the '-!7lh ilay of Pilnii
&r, 1918, anil the tlnto of the tirat puti
ligation of thia Hiiintnona ia Manli 1,
Lia. M A. HIUC.S,
Attorney for I'lniiitiS.
Always ready for job printing
NOW!
Is The Time!
To buy 5 or 10 acres. The Harkey
Ranch is Now On The Market in
small tracts. On account of the
very low price, the richness of the
soil and beautiful location it will be
all sold in a very short time.
Price and terms are as follews:
$150.00 per acre, one-fifth down,
balance in four equal yearly pay
ments at 6 per cent interest. A
discouut of $15.00 per acre is given
where one-half cash is paid or
$20.00 per acre discount where all
cash is paid.
TIuh aoraagt li located jutt uiu'-half mil north
of the lUHiiieH hit. ion of Huiiih, Htmig-lit out from
the limit! Htnvt, with n line nniiluiiiiznl nmd leading
Up to it. The Inml IhIIio Kioht'Ht Alfalfa Hild (lunl-
en Laud to be found, and ia now in a high atftte of
cultivation. There h only 80 aoree to be Hold av
era! traota are taken now. It WILL PAY YOU to
call and Select Your True! At Onoe QM it in will booh
be all Hold and doubled in value. Come In Today!
ARCHIE McGOWAN
. The Land Man .
Edward Kgli, Vella M. Welconv,
II. H Maee, Pauline Lor hi r,
A. S. Swain. L. li. Breithaupt,
Archie McGovrefi, Rot Buchanan,
M. R. Haves. M. V Dodirc, II S
Bower, l,ii'('iiilw.ii, c. n. Jam
son, II. M. Hnilon, W. Farre,
Riiy Smith. May EgflMton, I S.
Geer, W. M. Sutton, L. EC. Hih-
bard, .1. S. Cook, W. W. Talia
ferro, Wm. Stirling, f, P. Cowan,
W. A. Cowan, M. .1. Cage, C. C.
Babbidge, .John Caldwell, B. F.
Campbell, Pearl Fiik, Qraoa
Lampshire, Mat tie Wilson, Frank
Whiting, Peter Clemens, H. B.
Simmons, Hattie Hastie, E. L.
Swinney, E. F. Carter, Jennie
Jones, L. E. McLaren, J. C.
Clemens, Allen Jones, Arthur
Morton, G. Hagey, H. C. Levens,
J. C. Welcome, Jr., J. W. Geary,
M. Kelley. phaj, Kohn, W. T.
Lester. J. H. Heed, J. C. Foley
J. W. Sovedge, R. D. Cooper,
Laura Haney, Dan Harkey, J. W.
Thompson, Harry C. Smith,
Chester Dalton, J. J. Donegan,
Florence Brittingham, Julian
Byrd, Ula Harlan, Julia Cawl
fleld, Curtis Smith, Simon Lewis,
J. 0. Cawllield, Henry Vulira-
more, Austin Goodman, M O.
Wisdom, N. M. Stoy, C. G. Frye,
A. Dunn, I. Schwartz, W. G.
Bardwell. 0. I). Smith, Thos.
Sprague, V. L. Snolling, Chas.
Leonard, Laura McKinnon, Dr.
Elizabeth Ellis. Misses Maybelle
Howard, Dora Edwards, Jose
phine M. Locher, Mamie Winters,
Leona Thompson, Ethel McGee,
Rertha Schaper, Stella Rarber,
Ix)uel Smith. Oliva Whiting,
Iila V. Egli, Ethel Whiting,
Nellie Reed, Minnie Schaper,
Annebelle Faulkes, Ida Raker,
Maybelle Raker, Verda Sturte
vant, Rosa Schaper.
Waverly: Pearl Thompson.
Hazel Van Dorn, Helen Thomp
son. I,awen: Miss Minnie K. Rerg,
Mesdames Geo. M. Cobb, Wm.
Rersr. J. M. HolTeditz.
Harney: Mesdames Geo. Mar
shall, Miss Mae Marshall.
Narrews: Mesdames Ada Tel
ler, Harry Gouldin.
Reckley: Mrs. J. F. Raker.
Diamend: Mrs. Sarah Rrown.
John Day: Mrs. N. M. Stowe.
Drewsey: Mrs. laura Vander-Veer.
Ruchanan: Mesdames 660.
Ruchanan, Eliza Hamilton.
Seattle. Wash: " Mrs. Nellie
Gasch.
Fish Haven, Idahe: Mrs. C. A.
Gardner.
Following is a class of High
School girls taking this ceurse:
Hilda Tupker, Helen Sayer,
Esther Hughet. Hazel Cobb,
Ethel Thompson, Caroline Biddle,
Hazel Young, Roberta Hibbard,
May Gates, Mary Hendricks,
Eloise Hibbard. Ella Johnson,
Ruby Dalton, gnes Miller, As.l
Clevenger, Helene Dalton, Ruth
Smith, Jessie Rardwell. Ree
Gage, Mary Poujade, Florence
HolTeditz. Lois Sweek, Ella White,
Ruth Miller. Zella Rardwell,
Florabelle Goodman, B e s s i e
Smith.
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There Is No Question
About its being an advantage to
have a bank account back of you.
Our officers are easily accessable
and shall be pleased to have you
call at any time, or write, in regard
to opening a check account-
Harney County National Bank
"YOUR HOME INSTITUTION"
j The Bank Of Good Service
United Stte Drpoa.te.ry
I-or foetal savinga
Depositary For The
Stt of Oregon
tr
W. E." HUSTON
i General Groceries c
Select Can Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried
Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal
OH, Feed, Grain and Produce
Special Inducements Given On Bis Orders
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Good Service, Courteous Treatment
DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon
Public School Report
The Times-Herald has received
a report of the public school ol
this city together with those
standing highest in the mid-winter
examinations. It is imposs
ible to give this report in full
this week. Principal Sutton re
marks in the re'wrt that there
were no tardies in the seventh
and eighth grades during tho
month just closed.
Those taking the highest stand
ing in their respective grades:
First grade, Arthur Thornburg
with a standing of 99); second
grade, Walter Walkup, 100: third
grade, William McHose, 5(84;
fourth grade, Jo Cook, i)4; fifth
grade, Regina Schwartz, 92fi;
sixth grade, Agnes roley, 948;
seventh grade, Uda Hayes 934;
eighth grade, Ellen Geer. 998.
Mr. Sutton adds the following
comment respecting the exam in
atien: "the showing made indi
cates there is need of closer ai -plication
on the partof the pupils
if it is their intention to make
the most of their opportunities."
Mail Service Discontinued
The last mail to leave Ruins
under Mr. Woldenberg's service
was taken out this morning. He
is not going to continue and it ia
something of a problem when
regular service over this line will
be resumed. It will be difficult
to secure service even for the
period asked hy the government
bids to be opened here March 11,
as the time of the contract will
not justify the necessary outlay
for equipment. Postmaster Log
gan has posted a notice in his of
fice to the effect that mail will be
dispatched from this office every
morning until further notice, but
as to getting in mail over the
Prairie line he doesn't know just
what will be done. There will
be no mail "from that direction
today and should the mails be
routed over the Vale line the
present contractors will also suspend.
- ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce to
the public that we have pur
chased the entire hardware
stock belonging to the firm
of Geer & Cummins. We
I will continue to conduct the
business at the same stand
and ask a continuance of
I your valued patronage.
As a special inducement we give
10 per cent discount on all sales.
BURNS HARDWARE CO
Successors to Geer & Cummins
BURNS, OREGON