The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, June 07, 1899, Image 3

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    The Times-Jíerald
James was in to renew ' The frame work of II. B. Mace’s X Ed Snider has been on the sick
N otice —Have you a farm for
his subscription
this —
week.
residence is up.
------------
list this week.
sale or for rent, or do you know of
If you want a piano or organ call
■ Al THE LAMMT CIRCULATION OF
Fresh hand made chocolate
—T he T imes -H erald and Ore­ any person holding farming lands
AIT IlWAni LN THIS COUNTY.
or write the City Drug Store for creams at the City Drug Store.
gonian for 12 in advance.
, that they wish to dispose of? If
BURNS,
prices.
With a few more days such as
If you are in need uf a parasol, a so, please write to any O. R. 4 N.
agent
and
he
will
send
you
a
circu
­
Manager Gilchrist of the P. L. S- yesterday we will begin to think clock or stationary, go to Jorgensen. lar that will interest you.
Co has been in Burns several days spring has come.
M. L. Kennedy is over from
Local News.
this week.
All kinds of Machine-extras, Mowing and Reaping Mach.
Jake Comegvs, the Tailor, has a Silvics valley for medicai treat­
A Sud Accident.
fine lot of goods from which to ment,
More new buildings going up.
Plows, BicycleJSundriss, etc.
Mrs. W. L Marsden left for Port­
make suit« and his prices are rea­
Alien Jones, the 13 year old son
Mrs.
C.
A.
Byrd
hasjust
received
land
last
Sunday
to
attend
the
Call up 'phone 16 for job printing
sonable. Call and see him first a new lot of trimmed and pattern of Mrs. C. W. Jones of Cow creek,
grand lodge of the Eastern Star.
on abort notice.
door north of the postoffice.
met with Serious accident last Mon
hats, sailors, etc. Call now.
When you find an item of news
I. 8. Geer 4 Co wish you to know
day at his home. He fell from a
We have some freight at. Hunt­
T he T imes -H erald can furnish
call up 'phone No. 16. It will be that those garden seeds are here
scaffold a distance of 14 feet bus Garden Seeds sad Sporting Goods.
The only
ington
we wish to have hauled im­
ysu letter heads and envelopes
appreciated.
right now.
taining colies fracture of both wrists
printed at what you will have to mediately.
Tin Shop in Harnev Co
and bruising his head up consider-
Dr Marsden put in an artificial
The sad news of the death of day for them not printed.
We ere in infortnad II. C. Brown 'ably. He was brought to l)r.
eye for little Bert Parker this week
Give m a call and wejwill Convince yoa that wo oaa viva k ..
Mrs. Ash at Baker City was tele-
has sold his blacksmith shop at Marsden who soon fixed him up prices than anyone.
* ’ ••Her
Also one for Cora Rusk.
I.
8.
Geer
and
Co.
have
just
re
­
phoned to her son Fred Ash here
at Harney.
i
and
the
little
fellow
is
now
doing
ceived some new bicycles which
Frank Metscbam, the Burns- last Saturday.
Joe Williams showed up in as well as possible at the residence
you are invited to call and see.
Canyon stage contractor, is with
Burns
yesterday and was doing jof Frank Miller here. Allert «as
J. W. Biggs returned from Bear j They can sell you a good wheel for
us at this writing locking after his
helping shingle a windmill tower
business with our merchant
valley Monday where he had gone $25.
intresta on this end of the line.
to meet Mrs Biggs and little
Cal Geer informs us his daughter when he accidently stepped off the
Geo Byram, brother of Mrs. Dr
N«w May, Little Giant and Aer- daughter who were on their way
Mrs.
Ida Clymer is expected here scaffold.
Marsden was over from Canyon
bailey a waters , rB»p*irroi».
moter Windmills the three best from Canyon.
the first of the week, He has re- on a visit in a short time.
mills in existence at prices to suit
Brus Byrd, after a few days visit turned taking little George Mars
Mrs Geo Shelley and little daugh
Drewsey Races.
—I. 6. Geer k Co.
at paints along the railroad where den home with him.
ters are visiting relatives
Tin« \Azina*, Zelquors nd Cigaxa.
Jack Robinson was thrown from he posed as editor of this great
friends on Crane creek.
The
following
is
the
program
Mrs. Ida Waters wishes to an­
i
a horse the latter part of last week family journal, returned last week
E. Brown was in our city last for the race meet at Drewsev, Or. l^"Courte«as treatment guaranteed. Y«ur patronag«
and sprained his ankle quite bad- and has taken a position as clerk nounce to her patrons that her Cry-
week and we were tok he and his June 16, 17 and 18, 1899.
in C. H Voegtly’s hardware store. no chains have arrived and that
she expects a new lot of Sailors family are going to Idaho for the
All horses must be entered by
Judge Sparrow has returned
summer.
Chas Levi will be in Harney and Dress hats in a short time.
June 15. 7 p m.
[from the Pueblo mining district county for the next three months
Walt Calkins is over from Dia
Hurns-Canyon Stag« Lina
First day—One quarter mile
H. C. Turner was a pleasant
land has gone to Siluer creek this and you are requested to save your
mor.d on a visit to his mother, who ¡dash, free for all except “Red S,”
caller
at
this
office
yesterday.
meek.
hides, pelts, fur and horse hair
Metscban 4 Cotad, contracttrs.
I Henry will start immeditely to has been quite sick. The lady is | Purse $150,00. Five to enter
I 0. D. Ruek was in from Stein also all copper and brass, he will
Carrying U. S. Mail« and Eastern Oregon Express C«’« Exp«ss
better at this writing.
the railroad to bring freight for C.
and four to start, entrance fee;
Liountain last week and has again pay the highest cash price, He
L«ave Rurns Tuesday.Thursday.Saturday.for Caay«B City
Look out for ad of the 4th of July ten per cent of purse.
IL Voegtly.
leturned there where he is shear­ lias a "goose neck” wagon and a
ball ill next issue, It will be under • Second day—Three-eights of 4 intsrnsadiat» ,i«iats, Far« $6.
gray team, Don’t make a mistake
Dr. Burchtorf has purchased the the management of Geo. Young,
ing sheep.
in
the man.
house and lots of Joe Martin in and Frank James will furnish the mile, free for all. Five to enter
H. E. Thompson and family
I and four to start; purse $80,00
Brown’s addition and will move music.
ent to the I. S. Geer & Co saw
M. L. Lewis and Hank Felton
entrance fee; ten per cent of
therein
tomrrow
.
The
Dr.
is
)ill today for a little recreation— are the latest "doctors” added to I
Jas Mahon accompanied by Mr. purse.
i moving into a good community
liich means work for Harry.
that profession in Burns. They
Wicker, was over from Anderion
i — we live there.
Third clay—One-half mile dash
practiced
on
a
poisened
pup
last
;
this
wgek. We are told Jim is
Jeff
Ro”.s—To Mr. and Mrs.
ree for all saddle horses never
Rev
J
C.
Templeton
and
wife
looking for Thornton Williams.
u-idtv night a boy. and were very successful the pup
run for public money, to be rode
t * a’tending physi- having died shortlv after they ceas­ returned from their trip to the east
Mrs Caldwell has lemoved her with vaquero saddles; purse $25,-
<0**Carriage Painting.
Shop first door north of this office.
both mother and baby ed treating ii H. C. Levens who last week. They did not extend millinery goods one door south of
00 entrance fee ten per cent of
their sight seeing to Cbic"go as
owenedjthed
,,
will
no
doubt
prosv
—
Carpets
laid
for
11 JOO to 11 50 Each.—
ing well.
the old stand and can now be found
purse.
was their intention when they left
cutu them for mal-practice.
in the store building of J. W. Jones
■Miss Ollie’Frye wishes us to an-
and in consequence arrived here
Indian race, free for all; purse £W~Re»idenee Bymss riotsl, Burns, Oregon.
4 Co.
Lenaberg and Dalton encouraged ten days earlier than they
nce that she has dispensed
were
$5.00 no entrance fee.
There is some side walk just
h her rooms up town and those by their wonderfully increased expected.
All races governed by Pacific
north of this office that neede re Blood Horse rules.
de iring mending an I cloths clean­ trade resulting from low prices,
Mrs.
Johnson,
the
W.
C
T.
U.
kind treatment and fair dealing toj
ed pan now find her at. home.
pairing and if the owner don’t have
A?J. Johnson. Pres. 1
the public, are continually enlarg­ lecturer arrived here last Friday it attended to we are going to
H fou r attention is called to the
E. L. Beede. Sec.
ing their stock, where you will find night and spoke four times leaving make a kick.
nei ad of Claude Biggs in this
Grand Ball
each night at
everything usually carried in „Monday morning. Mrs. Johnson
A Missouri editor met a well ed
ft le. Mr. Biggs expects his stock general merchandise store. Their is no doubt much in earnest and
ORKQOI.
BU1NS,
Lrniture in a short time and will stock consists of the newest and puts tip a good argument. That ucated farmer recently, and told
D(tl«r in-----
Leased to have the citizens of freshest of goods, the quality the liquor is a curs« to this country Jiim lie would like something from
n
his
pen.
The
farmer
sent
him
a
,
Icounty call and see him.
there is no mistake, but merely put­
best, the prices the lowest.
ting the ballots into the hands of pig and charged him $8.75 for
Lere ii little doubt that if our
Stock Inspector A. K Richardson women will not accomplish as it.—Ex. We came from Missouri A WISE WOMAN
I
J¡1*hv Mayoi had used bis in- has just returned from a tour of
ourself and used to farm too.
always takes all possible pre­
:e we might have had Admir- the county in his official capacity. much as she anticipates.
S trated —One dark bav marc '
caution against the depreda­
wey with us the 4th of July He found something over 7200
Gentlemen:—We have given the
weight
between
800
and
900
lbs
r places are fighting to be head of sheep in Harney county, Jones Chain Drive Mower a thor
tion of Moths when she packs AMMUNITION, BICYCLES. PAINTS. WALL PAriK. .
Ic receive him and we would all of which are free from disease ough trial this summer with the slender build brand P on left
away the winter clothing.
PAINTS
STAINS.
1 have been settled upon as a of any kind. Ths lamb crop is most satisfactory result. It is the side of nick, and quarter circle on
She does_not have to spend much
^^cmise.
aot so large as usual on account of lightest dra^t mower 1 ever ran left shoulder or hip. A reward of
Cherry,
Rosewood,
Walnut, Pioneer White Lead,
$5 will be given to anyone giving
money on the precautions
Advance
Mahogany.
■slial Cardwell had an Indian the backward spring. Some of The machine is especially adapted information or bringing the animal
Red Lead.
because w e sell
to
cutting
heavy
alfalfa
and
ti
­
them
did
not
winter
well
and
show
>g out a fine on the streets
to O. O. Dutcher, Burns, Oregon.
mothy
hay.
it
plainly.
He
visited
the
shear
WAGON
PAINT*.
|eek. It would be a good idea
Gentlemen:—The Jones Chain MOTH BALLS AND CAMPHOR
A. E 4 J. II. H a BCALI-
him as long as he has any ing corrals of J. II Crum yesterday
Red wagon paints, Imperial
Mower
is the best mower I ever
Pilot
Rock,
Ore.,
Nov.
10,
1898.
black, Chrome xrren,
him and give him a bread and while there one wether shear­
Black, Brewster green, Carmine Chrome yellow, Indian rod, Vene-
saw.
With
Chain
Drive,
power
is
,
—
C.
H.
Voegtly
Agent.
ed
19
lbs,
ater diet. The worthless
red.
direct and you can start in any
tian rod, Vermillion, Lamp black,
lo not seem to have much
kind of grass without backing th»
Burnt umber. Burnt sienna, Ulta-
the "calliboose” so long as
on.«.
team. It will cut right along
marine blae. I’ruHiiaii blue, Italian
well fed.
II. M. H orton .
where other mower« choke down.
sienna, Turkey umber.
Boiled, Raw and Terpentine.
m Racine lias charge of
C has . G risham .
CITY DIM <i HTORE
e Burnsand French H«tels
Lebanon. Ore., Dec 28, 1898.
Give them « Cull.
French flotel Buildin
aken posession last Mon-
—C. H. Voegtly Agent.
he kitchen and dining
A K. RICHARDSON
The Burns will be used
I. S. GEER & Co
CRESCENT BICYCLES
The Bums Bar
W. H. KELLEY
HOUSE PAINTNG & PAPER HANGINC
RACINE
ROTHERS,
HARDWARE, TINWARE, GLASSWARE
CUTLERY, CROCKERY
I
TO THE PUBLIC:
Notic« to the Public.
We are after your business and
Stock Inspector
GRADED BUCKS!
save he is not sold out
are in a position to handle your nor Jorgensen
Harney
County,
Oregon.
played out but he has g<>r« out
to
complete
course in Optic for
have at my ranch in Wild Bor«* Valley, 300 head of Graded
trade, If you want to buy anything the benefit of hie himself
and the pub­
James Paul Diamond, Happy Merino Kame, one and two years old. which will be »Id from 15.50 Io
17 00 per head.
Wm D HUFFMAN, P O Andrew«, Or.
lic. His burinees will tie carried Valley and Juniper
k now being done on the and would like to get our prices F. on at the same old place by his
W. D. Huffman, Wild Horte, Al .
an church is so far ad-
brother and things will be done as yoind, Calalew and Pueblo.
J. 11 DENNIS
C. M. GREEN
O.
B.
Portland
or
Huntington
or
to allow the house te be
old.
Sunday, hence the regu-
Milt Davis, Drewsey.
Dennis [& Green
:s will be held on that j in Burns, please send us your order
A M. Byrd, editor of the Burn«
day school at 10, and
and get our prices before placing (Ore.,) Herald, was a Payette
PRACTICAL
PAINTERS
at 11 o'clock a. m. In
visitor Monday. Says he heard
SUMMONS.
AND
g the pastor will give a
that Ben McIntyre, editor of th >
In the Justice’s Court, fcr Burn*
is trip, and the workings it elsewhere.
Harner Valley Items, was making District, Harney county, State of
Paper Hangers.
ral Assembly, which he
brick at this place, and he cam» Oregon.
Do
not
imagine
we
can
be
un
­
i Minneapolis, Minn.
Sign and Carriage painting a specialty
Shop first door
C. II. Voegtly, Plaintiff', j
150 roilee to see an Oregon editor
v«.
•a«t
of
Welcome
»
drug
«tor«
at
work.
Byrd
«ays
if
be
can
get
traveling salesmen or
times of scarce of mon dersold by
Fred. Durgetla, Defendant.)
the job laying the brick that Ben
Burna, --
—
—• Oreg«n
lee competition, people
To Fred Durgetta, the above-
We buy where ia burning Burns w;ll have a good named
» buy where they can Railroad houses.
defendant:
deal better newspapers in the
t for their cash. That '• I
I
or rue S
or
future But perbsps be was just O
at the lowest joking
db Hunter
nobody has any kick we can get goods
: You are be rob y required HopKins
The editor may be a to appear and answer th» co.n-
ow we have a proposi-
plain tiled against you in the above
Mskeouta list «f figure, take advantage of every dis­ brick and know nothing about entitled action on or before the *1
brick hying.
-»•' and we'll make
of the last day of the time
trade for cash and The above was taken from the piration
* it. If we can t count to the
prescribed in the order of publica­
Payer te Independent. We feel tion herein, and if you fail so lo an
imptitors abroad in
ir.gs considered, then know we can sell you goods below much slandered and will have sat­ swer. for want thereof, the plaintiff
isfaction. It is oar opinion that will apply to the Court for the re­ HAND-MADEJIARNESS A ND.STOCK SADDLES ( .
□thing more to say-
lief prayed for the complaint, lo
any
house
selling
goods
in
Eastern
Ben McIntyre had something iodo wit Judgment in the sum of I* 2">
have the advantage of
BEST .QUALITY.
with it, bis object being lo in injure and his coats and disbursements in
wn goods, and
Give us atrial and be the good name of this great religi­ this action.
t you are getting be- Oregon.
This summon« is published by
on« weekly through a selfish
People ought to
order of D Jamesor . Juet.ee of the
convinced.
Patronize
your
home
motive.
merchant can make
Peace, for Burns District. Harney
county, State of Oregon, made th'
I»--C- :r. p--.»s whfi,
merchant when you havp no rea­
'•tn day of May. 1A99 and ordering
I
Iri - e ai d charged
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Is are eold or. large
son
to
trade
elsewhere.
t®»*«h Did you • ••
French house will be used
for lodging and parlors,
am wishes us to announce
thing will be in first class
i
a few days.
DEPUTIES.
n the name
reoon
tate
New Harness & Saddle Shop
FIRST DOOR RASTjoF ITIMR «FFH g, B< RN«, ORFGOR
tut
We ar« new rotner^ker»
■ ighly.
KIOHT.
»
at?
N w make out I
We know th«
Hirnes« and Riddle Loe n»se tfce--
We mak* rood* •• Bwnw will give •e liefert me.
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