1 The Times-fierald. SXB.THE LABGK8T CIBCÜLATIOM OF AMY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. I SATUBDAV. MARCH». MOI. Local News. Mrs. Geo. Marshall is ccnvalesc- ing. Simon Lewis has baled hay for **!•■ Mr and Mrs. Sol Davidson now occupy the Sam King residence. Q lothing —Little prices that talk loudly N. Broun A Sous There has been a general rush this week to pay taxes. A S. Ward was over from Hap­ py vallev this week. Pans Eastel Egg Dye, at the City Drug Store. . A »lance will be given at Floral hall on Monday April 15. See ad W W. Brown recently disposed or SUH» head of his sheep at reason­ able prices. Five hundred sacks of potatoes for sale at $1 25 per hundred. G W. Waters, Fruit and Produce Marchant. Ch» •ster Smith has returned from Portland where he has been attend­ ing school, and has taken a position al the Windsor Bar. W all P apes —All sorts and prices. But every sort a worthy sort and every price a low one. N. Brown A Sons. The Ontario Argus states that Rev Father McDevitt, who left here some weeks ago for a tour of Malheur county, has gone to Port­ land to have bis eyes treated. The Windsor Bar is the most at- I tractive and up-to-date resort in Eastern Or»gon. M ssrs Caldwell A Brenton, the proprietors, are al ways glad to meet their uld friends. Call and see them. B. F. Ausmusof Lawen, spent a few days in our city this week. He paid this office a pleasant call Thursday. Mr. A. informs us tbe water is rising quite rapidly in Mal­ heur lake, and that the roads are '«till hi a bad condition. I ; “Mother" Whiting informs us us that a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Whiting on March 16th. It was not intended to keep the matter st-cret, we simply didn’t know it before. Please remember, we are anxious to rep.irt all lnr:h-. *o let us know about them. • • Mark Benson and family returned this week from Prairie Citv where obey were called to the deathbed of ' Mr. Marrs. Mr. Benson wishes u? tossy that the relatives of Mr. Marrs in this section appreciate verv much the kindness of friends in Prairie who so kindly assisted during the old gentleman’s late sickness. R. J. McKinnon expects to leave here April lOtb for Portland where he will be joined by hie eon A. J McKinnon on the 15tb. Together with Tom McKinnon they will go to the Cape Nome goldfields by the first Itoat that leaves after that date "Uncle” Bob and Tom were up there last summer and procured a good lay which they will work ex­ tensively this season, besides will do considerable prospecting. Dick Martin wasdownfroui Har­ W. T. Hill was a business visitor For stationery go to Jorgensen’s. to our city yesterday. Robt. Drinkwater was among ney Tuesday. Jess Bunyard and — his --------------- son James i R. E. Williams is in from Lis our visitors Thursday. ----------- . from tonsilitis. were county seat visitors Monday, i home at Warm Springs. Do vou think the public range Easter Egg Dye. five cents a should be leased? Mayor Kenvon and wife went to Ralph Byran. father of Mrs. W. package at the City Drug Store. the Island ranch Thursday. L. Marsden is here on a visit to the David Carey was seen on our C. S. Johnson was in from hie F. G. Stauffer came in from ‘ a * ter a,,J family. This Ball will be conducted by able management and no street* this week. borne on Calamity this week. pains will be spared to make the affair a success. Good Crane creek this week on business. I Hats and Caps — Style, newness, Cba*. Comegys was among ourj New Spring hats just arrived at music, good floor, good time. Screen doors and adjustable Q u alitv, iuteresting-to-the-wearer- visitor* the first of the week. Mrs C. A Byrd’s millinery store. wiudow screens at Geer A Cum-J l’rice8’ Thata our ha‘ 8tory !<• Sheriff Geo. Shelley is busy serv­ Laundry Soaps—Diamond B. Brown A Sons. none better 5 bars 25 cents N. ing jurymen for the April term of ,n'na Mrs O. Calkins, who underwent J court. Garden Seeds in bulk and papers Brown A Sons. an operation last week, is reported fresh from tbe growers. Geer A Read the communicatian of Hon. M. L. Lewis informs us he has by Drs. Marsden A Geary as con­ Cummins: planted over 1000 trees on bis ranch Geo. W. Haye* on leasing the pub­ valescent. For Ladies lic ranges in this issue. at Miller springs Thornton Williams returned last I would esteem it a favor for all ' Saturday afternoon from a profes ­ BEAUTIFUL SILK WAISTS Send in 'Our renewals to the Sol Davidson, The Jeweler, guar­ those who are indebted to me to si! nal trip to Canvon. HANDSOME SHIRT WAISTS * iiy iting Store f ir anything pub­ antees prornp attention and good in white and other pretty designs. call and settle as soon as convenient. I lished in me world Underwear—Critics cannot criti­ work. Call on him at Welcome’s NEW STYLES of NECKWEAR and COLLARS F. O. J ac K oon . cise our 75 cent underwear. It has A very neat and up-to-date hat drug store. New Trimmings, and a great variety of no bad points. N. Brown A Son». rack has been added to Lunaburg Notice to Creditors. Is your old plow worn out? Geer A Dalton’s store. The Ontario Argus states that Spilzo nSTo-velties. A Cummins can fit you out with a In the matter of the Estate of F or S ale —One lot and two new one. Their stock is complete ex-Sheriff Gittings and family pass­ houses situated on B street, In­ and you can gst just what you want. ed through that place recently en Jacob Lutz, the true name of Jacob quire of Paul Locher. Leutz. route to Drewpey. For Spring and Summer wear. Five hundre»! sacks of potatoes Know all men that the under C. R Peterson and family spent Good fresh milk delivered at for sale at $1 25 per hundred. G signed has been appointed admin­ a few days in Burns this week, the chwartz udelman W Waters, Fruit and Produce. your door. The city milkman will istrator of lhe Estate of Jacob Leutz, guests of Mr and Mrs. Geo Shelley. furnish you. Merchant. deceased, and letters issued on the W. A. G oodman . John Budelman accompanied C. R Spears, who has been pull­ 19th day of February, 1901, by Messrs. Warren and Dinmore to J I. Hembree has filed a peti­ order of the County Court of the ing the ribbons on the Burns-Can- Narrows yesterday. von stage for some time, has given tion in bankruptcy in the U. S. State of Oregon, for Harney County. We are subscription agents for up the position and left Monday court. His liabilities are $2,201 81: All persons having claims against assets, $909 4(1' Harney couuty. See about that for Susanville, Grant county. the said Estate will present the renewal at the City Drug Store. 09 same, duly verified as by law re­ CO Onion Sets! | Mrs W 0. White has her carpet quired, at the office of Williams A Frank Cawlfieid was up thia Loom in running order, and is now Onion Sets! FitzGerald, Burns, Oregon, within week from Narrows, having brought readv to take work She will be Onion Seis! © six months from the date of the his cattle to summer range in the glad to give vou prices snd show Geer A Cummins. expiration of the publication of this hills. samples Remember she furnishes There will be preaching services notice, to be published 4 full weeks h* S hoes —Queen Quality the fa­ the warp for all carpets. at the Poison Creek school house in the T imes -H erald . mous $3 00 Shoe for Women Queen every 4th Sunday at 2:30 p in. Ö9 N. Comegvs. accompanied by’ his Dated this 9th day of March Quality Oxfords $2 50 N Brown A Rev A. J Irwin, pastor. son Fay and wife, came in last 1901, which is the dale of the first Sons. C orsets —Royal Worcester, Buy publication. Monday. They were here for med­ Stoves of a.11 ^)esoriptloxi.3. Miss Mary Caldwell has been ical treatment for the latter’s little the best, they cost no more than T hornton W illiams , quite sick this week at the home of son. He is some better at this the just as good. N Brown A Administrator. HARDWARE, PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FARM her grandmother in this place, time. Sons Exclusive Agents. Machinery, \\ ind nills, Pumps, Gt ns. Ammunition, the young lady is better. James Brandon, of the Island The plowing season having ar­ Call and see samples of our job Crockery. Glassware, Lamps. Oren Thompson, son-in-law of P. rived we wish to call your attention ranch, and his crew were here Mon­ printing. H. Gray of Lawen, was a business to the fact that we have plows, day en route to Silyies with 2,500 Tin Shop in Connection. visitor to Burns last Saturday. harrows, cultivators, shovl plows, head of cattle. This is the second GEER & CUMMINS. This office acknowledges a pleasant gang plows, sulky plows, etc.,— drive. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. call. Geer & Cummins. Rev. A. J. Irwin will preach at U. 8. LAND OFFICE, BURNS, OREGON. March 9, 1901. E. Cayes and Chas. Crawford, of Don’t forget the meeting of the Harney the 2nd Sunday of each Notice ia hereby given that the following Harney, Left Thursday for Hunt­ named settler has filed notice of hia intention Harnev Countv Stockmens’ Associ­ I month at 11 a. m and 7:30 p tn to make final proof in support of hisclaim and ington after freight. They will load said proof will be made before Register ation which meets next Saturday Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 that and Receiver of U. 8. Laud Office at Burua, forSchwanzA Budelman and tbe p. m. Oregon,on May 15, 1901, vis: Will Y King 1 Ieadvmstef Dalv A Robbins, leading mer­ work send your orders to this of- ; eSC D2Ù.LTOKF to make proof on her deaert land claim No. 162, XiTTIST-¿ù-ZBTHZeO- 10 a. m. every Sabbath morning i for the E," NE%, HE'4 bee 26 Tp 288 *26 E. be­ of sta- I chants of Drewsey —Hutington fice. We keep a nice ’ line fore Register and Receiver at Burna, Oregon, Saturday, the 27 day of April, 1901. tionary for that purpose and our Miss Gay Del mas is the guest of on She Herald. names the following witneaaea toprove complete irrigation and reclamation ol aald prices are as low as good work and , friends in Burns, having come up the land RJ Williams, Dell Dibble W H. John M arried —At the Calkins hotel good material will justify. from Lawen Thursday where she sou and A. L. Vanderpool, all of Riley, Oregon in this city last Tuesday Mr. Geo □ bo . W. H ayes , Register. had just completed a very success­ W. W. Brown, of Wagontire Parker and Miss Essie Heinz, term of school. Justice JamesoD officiating Both Mountain, Ore., wishes to sell 3000 C offee and T eas —Right. That the young people are residents of breeding ewes before shearing and Lawen, where they have many lambing, begin lambing the latter ' one word briefly descril>es one stock friends who join us in wishing them part of April. 8ell culls, picked or I , We are sole agents for Chase A a happy life. average of the band of 8000 ewes Sanborn’s famous Boston Coffee A House, Carrtageand Sign Painting. Teas. N. Brown A Sone. Sell reasonable. Mrs Wilmot, mother of Mesdam- Graining, Paper Hanging andjKalsomining. H M. Horton returned Tuesday es Lucky and Egli took suddenly W. W. Brown, the horse and titeve M oods is improving. Mrs. Geo. W. Hayea is suffering JtfClTDAY EVE., ¿FifIL 15th, 190L -..Floral Hall— SHOES AND OXFORDS & B S STOVES STOVES W o H a Ladies azaar Cenemi Merchandise Quality the First Consideration. CULP S McPHEETERS ^ith Burns Manufacturing Company, Phone 322. ill at the home of the latter at Wagontire last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Luckey left Thursday morning for Wagontire. We have not heard anything of tbe lady’s condition since th* first report. sheep man of Wagontire, accont panied by W D. Arnett, were in our city the first of the week. Mr Brown has purchased the horses and ranch of Mr. Arnett Both gentlemen paid ibis office a P *"aS ant call. While returning from a drive last Sunday afternoon Col G. W Michael Pankratz informs u* he Hayes and Mr, Weider met with has dissolved partnership with an accident. Just as they turned Paul Locher, of the Burns Brewery, the corner into Main Street in front i but still holds the position of brew- oftheVoegtly building, the king ! erer. Our friend Mike understands bolt of the buggy gave way and tbe his business thoroughly and the ex­ team and tbe front wheel* of the cellent beverage turned out by him rig went on up the street, throwing is becoming quite popular. the occupants to the ground with Sioux Citv, lows, June 15, 1898. considerable force. Mr. Weider To whom it may concern: This escaped unhurt but Col. Hayes is to certify that Miss Mary Mo struck his right band on the front Queen studied piano music with axle, as be made his hurried exit me for four years, harmony two over tbe dashboard, brusing it up years. During the time Miss Mc- considerable and hurting both Queen was with us she practiced knees. Dr. Klebs fixed him cp in sight reading, and was accompanist a few minutes. for the Choral Society for two years M arried —A quiet but pretty wedding occured at the home of Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Cowing six miles east of Burns on last Wednesday March 27th at 11 oclock a m. when E J. Lampshire and Mies Grace Brown were united in marriage Rev A. J Irwin of the Prtebytetian church of this city performing the ceremony. Only tbe immediate relatives of tbe contracting parties were present. At high noon tbe wedding partv eat down to a dinner Mrs. M» v Overton and her broth­ After her studying she taught pi­ and it is expreee-ng it mildly to er Albert Shaw, have bought the ano music and harmonv for two sav it was a perfect feast of good building formerly occupied by Mr year*. In al) her work Miss Mc­ things. The bride ia a charming Johnson as a store, situated near Queen has shown herself to he very and accomplished young lady from tbe fair ground*. Tbeir stock of capable, a* well a* thorough. She Eugene where her recatives now general merchandise ba* been > plays with great feeling and ex- live. She has spent several months moved into tbe building and they pression and baa an excellent in this section, have just completed are ready to receive tbeir friend* knowledge of piano technic. Mi»s a very successful term of school on and customer*. Tbeir stock con­ McQueen was very succeasful as a Poison creek. Mr Lampsbire has sists of dry goods, shoes, furnishing* teacher, and I am very glad to re­ been a resident of this section for hardware, groceries, canned and commend her to any wishing an several rears and needs no intro­ dried fruits, hscon, ete. A fine earnest. painstaking teacher. duction to our readers. He has O vid P. B arrocb , ' assortment of ladies shirt waists, been for several year* engaged in Director of music. Morningside wrappers, hornets, aprons, table tbe sto'k business with bi* father linen, towels, childrens' elothing. ; College aid brother and has many warm Mrs Sol Davidson (nee Miss cigars, tobacco, fresh fruit, candies, friend* who join us in extending nuts. etc. Mr Hhaw also has some Marr McQueen) will take a limited congratulations Mr snd Mts good potatoes and tnmipe and will number of students in piano, har­ Lampshire immediately took up carry a line of vegetables when in I mony and vocal—aigbt reading their residence on the Matney | season Prices the cheapest You Stottgart German Method. Call at finch on Silyies riyer. sre tny'ted to csjl snd the k»m Ki”f residence evening from San Francisco. He left Mrs Horton and little son well. Doc looks like he had been living well in the Bay city. I — iuaviimg wv services at the Baptist J t i Preaching church every Lwt and 2nd Sundays, morning and evening Sunday school every (timiday at 11 a. m. prayer meel irwg every Thursday evening, E C Warri^ and ’ W. II Din- more, two of the jolllest "knight* of the grip” tr>*lu»ig this territory, came in Thnttjay an