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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1901)
1 Nice spring days and the house Fur stationery go to Jorgensen’s.. Ted Haves and wife are in town the guests of relatives wife has begun to think of house L. L. Clark paid this office a call yesterday. Screen doors and adjustable cleaning. We wish to remind you BA* THE LARGEST CIRCl’LATION Of Cum .hat we have a tine lot of wall pa Call and see samples of our job window screens at Geer amymewspapeh in this county . min*. printing. per— Burns Furniture Co. "Daddy" Mart Baker and little son were SATLKPAV. APRIL 13, 1901. Baley Hayes was seen on our Byrd will show you. among our visitors since our last streets yesterday. issue. [Local News. D. N. Catterson and son Craig] Notice to Creditors. I Garden Seeds in bulk and papers were up from La wen for a few days fresh from the growers. Geer it; In the matter of the Estate of Simon Lewis has baled hay for Send in .your renewals to the this week Jacob Lutz, the true name of Jacob sale. City Drug-Store for anything pub The Burns Cash Grocery has just Cummins: Leutz. J. H. Thomas was in from the lished iulhe world. the received a new lot of nice Ameri A. McKinzie was up from Narrows yesterbay. Fred Ash and wife were guests can, Cream and Limbcrger cheese, Warm Spring ranch ths first of the I Know all men that the under signed has been apirointed admin week. at the Commercial a few days this Sol Davidson, The Jeweler, guar George Caulfield is visiting in istrator of the Estate of Jacob Lentz, week. antees/prom p attention and good ! Rudolph Kuner, of Wadhams it our city. deceased, and letters issued on the F ob S a C e —One lot ami two work./ Call on him at Welcome’s ' Kerr Bros., of Portland, was taking . I'Jth day of February, 1901, by Fre*h groceries are now arriving orders here yesterday. houses situated on B 6treet. In drug'store. for the Butns Cash Grocery. order of the County Court of the quire oy Paul Locher. Good fresh milk delivered at ■State of Oregon, for Harney County. Miss Lena Harkey has closed Geo, M arshall spent a day or two Considerable more farming is her school at the Lake and is now your door. The city milkman will All persons having claims against with his family in Burns this week going on in the vicinity of Burns at the home of her mother near furnish you. the said Estate will present the PTT, Lap robes and blankets can be this season than ever before. W. A. G oodman . Burns. same, duly verified as bv law re had fog cost at Hopkins it Hunter’s. Joel Sturtevant and C. P. Ruth quired. at the office of Williams A We ape subscription agents for F or S ale —A heavy hack in Paddy Rann of the Drewsev Harney couuty. See about that good condition, also a set of har erford left last Tuesday for the Pue FitzGerald, Burns, Oregon, within country was seen on our streets renewal at the City Drug Store. 'Phis Ball will be conducted bv able management and no ness. Inquire at McMullen's photo blo mines to do some assessment six months from the date of the pains will be spared to make the affair a success. Gooil this week. work and prospect. expiration of the publication <>f this tent. Commissioner R. J. Williams itliiii* music, good floor, good time. notice, to be published 4 full weeks Cut, style, finish and quality are was a visitor to our citv since our Onion Sets! I would esteem it a favor for all m J in the T imes -H ekai i >. embodied in our clothing. last issue. Onion Sets! those who are indebted to me to i our T S chwartz & Bl dei man Dated this 9th day of March Onion Sets! Oh, whnt a pr *tty line of spring call and settle as soon as convenient 1901, which is the date of the first Quite a number have already ar and summer goo^s they carry. Geer it Cummins. F. O. J ackson . publii ¡cation. PS r rived for circuit court which con S chwa n't . z & B udelman . B ohn —To Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0. A. Bonnett and wife and Mrs. T hornton W illiams . veneanext Monday. Miss Lida Sagers arrived here David Carv were over from Crane Dibble last Monday, April 8, a boy. Administrator. Fi' Whundred Backs of potato-« last Sunday from Blackfoot, Idaho. creek for a few days since our last Mother and child are doing well. Je at $1 25 per hundred. G. for e: issue. Frank savs it was a severe blow to XV. Waters, Fruit and Produce The young lady will remain here U xitfd S tates L \ nd ():• i . c î his brother Dell because, well — with her mother. Five hundred sacks of potatoes, A Bumn, Oregon, April 1, Merk lai.t. The Lyst is what you want when for sale at $1 25 per hundred. G.| When you want up to-date job Notice in hereby siven that John W. J. E. Johnson has r* turned to W. Waters, Fruit and Produce; work send your orders to this of Jones,of Burns, ll.noey. county, Ore this section and will do surveying it comes to table delicacies—The Merchant. fice. We keep a nice line of sta gon, has filed notice of intention to tn ike and road work in this county for Burns Cash Grocery has only the tionary for that purpose and our proof on his dps.o t bin I eliiini Xo 1 l.i The free ball given by the R. Q. j best. for the NE), Section S, Tp 2.» S, K 32, an indefinite length of time. was P r'°es are ns low as good work and ¡E Willamette Meridian, before the Reg- P. Club last Saturday evening VI Prof. Dillard informs us the The Windsor Bar is the most lna,er>al will justify. | inter Receiver at B.irus, O.egoi, on largely attended and a very sue- school entertainment will be given • DC| tractive and up-to-date resort 0 cessful affair. Read these prices: Canton flan | Saturday, the 25lh d.iv of M hv , l’Ol. Eastern Origon. Messrs Caldwell next Friday, April 19. Programs | lie na nus the the fo!lowing witnesses 00 nel underwarel $1.25 per suit, hats Shoes—Do yon wear them? We to prove the complete irrigation and 0 ,L’r:-j A Br*nton,ithe proprietors, areal will lie issued next week. ail kinds, from 75 cents upe, Jeans ! reclamation of said land; Fred Den- 9 I sell them, l adies and Men* up-to- Is y*ur old plow worn out? Geer ways glad to meet their old friends. pants, extra heavy, $1.25; Corsets, I stedt, J 11. Bunvaid, Jesse Bunyard it Cunimins can fit you out with a date foot wear, that will wear. Call and see them. 75 cents. Ladies and childrens |G. E. Shaver, oi Burns, Oregon. S chwahtz & B idei . man . G. W. H ayes , Receiver Dr. Kl^be has received a most new due. Their stock is complete homemade clothing. Baby bonnets Harry C. Smith has put the fair and hoods, silk and etubroideried complete outfit of the most mod and yiou can g-t just what you want. Messers. Miller it Thompson ground field into grain and requests —’cutest things in Burns—also po ern and improved method for treat ing piles. He informs us that he have put a new glass front in their parents to keep their children out ; tatoes $1.25 per sack, turnip*, ruta- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION would make no charge unless he general merchandise store and will of the field and away from the j ! bags* 75 cents per sack —Mrs. May V. S. LAND Ob b’k E, Bl'iiNs, OREGON. 18, 0.* March 9, 1901. make other improvements during dams in the irrigating ditches. effected a cure. I Overton, East Burn* near f iir Notice I r herein- given that the folltnvlng *he season. The management of the dance | grounds, named Bottler I ihk tile.l limit e of I i J h iniviidon fe; Thos. Tucker aiul wife were to make titial proof in mipvorl of iiiRclaim tu.<l next Monday night expects to give 1 thai raid proof will be made I efore Ktu i i. r flue-te at the Commercial a few J. J Tiipkerinuw has a first class and Receiver of I' s. land Othrt t I'.uri.R, a». days this week. They were on blacksmith from Portland and is those present an exhibition of the They are Thankful. Oregon, on May 1;», p.Mii, a in: W ill Y. King i lid. E. No 993 for IherW. Bc< 24, Tp ’.3M K “ Highland Fling ” if present ar their wav from Wallowa to the prepared to d/> all kinds of work I - At abusiness meeting of the . . j He immeH the follow ing w itn< h »* « to prove French-Glenn ranch at Barton lake in his shop. / A speciality of horse- rangements are not interfered with i I i I r eontinmiuR URidenee upon and cuitixation . Baptist church of Burns, Oregon of fiaid land, viz F. lk mMect, i al (. er, W where Mr. Tucker ha* employmer.t shoing and Allow work. Prestlev Smyth was in from his : April . . 1(w ,, ,. the r following ,, . llank*y ai d W C. Ip rd >*tl*f Imrr». t >r* gon, o, 1901, resolu- (ieo. W . ilayiR, Regii .. was adopted, , . , and , ordered . , en C. H. Voegtly has quite a larg. , Fred L'.inaburg will leave in a home at Diamond this week. His tion right arm which was hurt some j , , , , , invoice of plows and eteel-toolh few days for a visit with his sister grossed on the church book of th«- a horse tailing on him ... . Co I'plvte Line Of harrow* on hand which must be in Cripple Creek.Colorado. Fred lime ago by . , ... 1 said 1-t Baptist church: 4. J ■dispoa d ,>f to make room for two is improving some but still is not, , , _.. . , , , I Resolved, 1 hat the thanks of the deserves a vacation and we hope he , , 1 abn to use. ■ ■ , be and . are , hereby , extend . , cirinds of wagons, hacks ami will enjoy it. j church, 4^91» implements now on the way. tai to the young people and all who The plowing season having ar Dr Pefferle, the well known den- in the Milkmaids ’ rived wc wish to cull your attention I were engaged i First Consideration Mrs May Overton has bought ist of Eastern Oregon, has arrived plov/s, i Convention, the proceeds of which to the fact tjiat we have the general inercnauilise stock oi and has his ofliees at the Burns Ho ä zo - zï -Z ltozst O Calkins and tlie *ame has been tel. The doctor is reliable and is harrows, cultivators, sliovl plows, were given for the furnishing of the gang plows; sulky plows, etc.,—, »aid 1st Baptist church, with pul move,) to her place of business in reasonable in his chargee, pit chairs, carpet and lights, also, Geer it Cummins. o 0 0 0 • 9 O • O 9 • » a a • 0 * O C. »’ T* 0 Ô i • 0 C .- Q • 0 • i © « 0 O 9 « o • 0 0 • e 0 0 0 0 East B urns. She now has a nice for their kindness in putting down ( If in viced of farming implements *»arietv of goods in all lines. Mrs. H. M Horton and son M-r- the carpet and re-arranging th* : such plows, harrows, ets„ call on S ilk W aists Made in the latest j C. H. Voegtly. Ills present stock ; vin were passengers on the O-B stove and seats. styles and of special quality <f i must be disposed of to make room 'stage Thursday, returning from G. W. B lack . Moderator. Taffet i Silk arid Pe:,u de soie in for two car loads of machinery now San Francisco where they had D alton Biens, Clerk. ; »pent the winter. Mrs Horton has the new sbadet. We can positively enroute. ■ fully recovered from her recent ¡11- -Bay, these waists are t) e best value Reiigicus Services. Sheriff Shelley returned on last ■ ne«*. ever offered on kale in this county. Thursday evening’s stage from Sa- There will be preaching services K. B rown it S ons . W. W. Brown, of Wagontire i lent, where he took the insane man. the Poison Creek school house L. C. Grout has sol I hi* stock ¡Win Hardv. Mr. Shelley said Mountain, Ore., wishes to sei! 3(MXt every 4th Sunday at 2:30 p. in. •nd ranch in tljie county and with Father McDevitt was out and his 1 breeding ewes before shearing and Rev. A. J. Irwin, pa.tor. lambing, begin lambing the latter hi*family will leave next Monday ' ; eyes much improved. The absolute simplicity of part of April. Sell culls, picked or Rev. A. J. Irwin will preach nt •for G rand Ronde valley to visit : average of the band of 8000 ewe* the EASTMAN KODAKS Mrs. W O. White h»s her carpet Harney the 2nd Sunday of each Telat’ves and friend*. Mr Grout Le han been the secret of their month at Ila. tn. and 7:30 p. in m»v locate in that section if be, Loom ir» running order, and is now Sell reasonable. seccess, ill fact so easy lias ready to take work. She will be] finds thing* to suit him. Nell Parker was in from Silver Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 photograph'/ become that glad to giye you prices and show creek one day this week and re- p. ui. I Ontario, Oregon. March. 1901 samples. Remember she furnishes any bright boy or girl of i |x>rts R J. Baker improving rapid- At the Presbyterian church I have always Until recently.ixen the warp for all carpet*. 10 year* can successfully j lv from his long illness. Nell was Burns. Rev. A .I. Irwin pastor badly atllicled with both “crossed accomplish every step in R J McKinnon and Fon Torn in for medicine which is being sent Ilevine services the third and fourth •nd “eqiiint” eye*. Dr. Clark has picture taking, from ‘pres ■*■ and Will Mahon all left lant from Portland, Mr. Baker being Sundays of each month at 11 a. m. rot only straightened mv eyes, but ing the button" to "doing Las entirely relieved <hen> of their Thursday morning via Prineville under the treatment of a Chine*e and 7:30 p in. fabbath school at the rest." sqnii t. I have never realized for Portland where they will be doctor who is located at the latter 10 a. m. every Sabbath morning. We have a full line of »intiI now, what it was to enjoy a joined bv A J. McCinnon and pro place. these Kodaks »nd are al Preaching services at the Baptist ceed to Cape Nome. The gentle The people of this place «nd sur r -»r -*<r J>« -»< jr a. Jt perfect pair of eyes. ways glad to explain them men have some very good property rounding country are undoubtedly church every 1st and 2nd Sundavs, ¿AJ M rs V. V. S tojoe . to anyone interested in !,< ' si A b *»>• “ Il on I . morning and evening Sunday in that sectior and will do consid aware of how I have suffered from (• ¡’. Butin fh’iil Burn*, thi* lancinating amuse school every Sunday at Ila. m. J II Weider informs us he has erable prospecting this season. .1 II. I.'ivga*' IB" "1 V eye trouble for a long time, my ment. prayer meeting every Thursday ■**• 1 the M L Lewi* property E A II* ath Dies o y ( 'IT'S The phenomenal success of right eye lieing almost blind. Dr evening. lilM’ti KI'OHE and will at once erect a photograph H. M. H omton , Propt. gal'.“' ? thereon. He hopes to be “QUEEN QUALITY” Shoes proves Clark began treating mv eyes on WHY QUEEN QUALITY SHOES PLEASE na<! for business by the first of that thev have met the demand for Saturday last; today I can THE CONSUMER Ma. . Mrs Weider. who is now in a thoroughly high-class shoe at a very fine print with the eve that Eug* ne. will conduct the business sensible péce, that they have un- one week ago I could not distin They fit where other* fail. Fr. Mn samples of work the ladv is usual merit and live up to the guish large figures on a calender They give a "lender, pretty The inflamation has all gone and •"Plant ’ ’ reputation for highest ex- an artist *>f abililv and should her i »Mern f)r»/ ini' the foot, without »acrifice of to 0 my eyes are feeling almost well. cellence irt shoe valves "QUEEN work equal the samples will do ar* 0 n b estate an< | fort 0 Lor»* R acine . QUALITY” Shoes ♦3 00. (Ox- .•Si* i ent busine**. m n< i > 9 — AT THE — They are alway* strictly correct 0 Burns, Or.. April 5, 1901. fords (2 50.) , cat lit 0 Mr. Zeigenfb* returned the first I *n style. 0 S. BROWN A SONS. VITZKI nd 0 Burn*. April 9. 1901. of the week from a prospecting They have strength an I durabil 0 Esclusive Agents. i ( NIHON LEWIS. I’ropri. tor 0 In 1 Nfl.J I met with an accident ity where th“ wear comes. tour to the southern part of the 0 D ied —Last Tuesday night at 11 which caused a thick scum to grow CO>.' ty Mr Z-igviufus Brought in They retain their shape while th» 0 0 Board furnwlied either > y th- 0 day or t,y the week The ta- ■On.- of the fin, at c> al we have I o'clock at tl>» Syme* hotel, Eldon, over th* sight of my right eve «Loe* last. 0 ble will always l*e funu-h<d 0 the 15- month-old sou of Mr Since that time and up to within liien outside of Missoori and «ay* They embody all the point* of 0 with the beat the mark* t af it* has a whole- mountain of it lo and Mr* Fay Comegy* The littl*» two dav* I have only been able to I high-grade shies, a, d cor form in 0 0 ford* | repard by an rxjx-r.- cated He ba* riot told the exact f-llow had the meaale* last January distil.guieh daylight from dark -very detail to the use to which the 0 0 em ed lady cook I will *!•*» run in con ■cation of this bonanza but l>e has from whi< h he never fully aeeover- with thaf eve I begun treating »hoe is designed, and all for 33 00 00 0 t>on with the I < arding l> p ■r'.ainly fourni something worth ed and which ultimately caneed with Dr J Clark one week *g > ins’ (Oxford* <2 50.) 0 0 a firat-cla** hi* death The funeral service* Tuesday. Today I can make out In estimating Coal baa t«-»n fon* d Every pair sold made ua a per- in the Drewsev country arid it i* were conducted Wednesday after object* About me I can see the face manent customer. Fcod Etc. 0 ■a.d there are prospect* in the noon by Rev G. W Black and the of the tjlock. and distinguish f irms ------ L ABIES------- 0 0 1 «*> ,untarne n<4thwe«t I Burt.- but remain* were interred in the Burn* of peoiil- moving on the oppos.'e Can y- n »ff rd iodo without them? 0 0 cemetery. The bereaved father side the street, something I have N. BROWN Jit SONS. ,,tl • quality of th» coal brought in 0 STiCKfä !•«■*.v*!4!tí 0 *0>-' Mr. Zeigenf'l* 1« superior in and mother hare the svh.pathy of never been able to do aine* mr eye 0 Eacluaive Agent*, 0 ^kvery particular to a1 y ber* t •-» a wide circle of friend* tn thi»ccm- was injure-! The eight is cowtant- spring and Sumn.er Style* now 0 - for - Catalogue - - - POKTLAF.'J, C..2 Write au J ----- prkc*. t * munitv ly imp'oving. J C R efd ready for your inspection I I The Timss-Jierald. It appears that spring has come at la6t. Brick Wells has been spending a few days in town. New Spring hats just arrived at Mrs C. A. Byrd's millinery store. Win. Clark, the I.awen mer chant, was a business visitor to our city this week. Reserved for MILLER ¿V THOMPSON ab -..Floral Hall STOVES )r Ö a zaar \ 1 (General Merchandise with Burns Manufacturing Company, 'Phone 322. V Kodaks >' J It Z Z Z . w., BOARDING HOUSE ■ I RUSSELL “i SES&ijt'^RUSSELL -X CO V