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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1901)
See the new ad of C. II. \ oetgly. Marshal Cardwell's new resi Hammocks at G. W. Waters’. dence is nearing completion. D. C. O’Reiley has returned from Screen doors ami adjustable the railroad. -------------------------------------- --- window screens at Geer 4 Cum Fresh fruit arriving daily at mins. Waters’ Fruit and Produce store. C. F. McKinney was down from ’. me ? For accurate work patronize We have the Finest and most Complete Stock of the mill a few days this week, atPs Davidson the jeweler at Welcome's , turning yesterday. Drug Store. is BRANDED Garden Seeds in bulk and papers ON EVERY Lunaburg 4 Dalton carry a SHOE. fresh from the growers. Geer 4 stock of lumber and shingles at Cum mins: mill prices with freight added. k Jos. Robertson of Drewsey, Very best New Orleans molasses on tap at Lunaburg 4 Dalton's in was reported seriously ill hist week, Favorite. we are glad to say is much better and quautity desired. Why send out and get inferior goods when you F or R ent —Four room house, Clarence Drinkwater and sister Scan do better with us? Our Groceries are were visitors to Burns one day furnished. Apply at Hibbard Brownton's dental office. this week. I carefully selected and second to none. Ben Camblin, a stockman of Sil The Burns Cash Grocery has just received a new lot of nice Ameri vie* Valley, lias been in our city Our Boot and Shoe de Our Dry Goods depart can, Cream and Limborger cheese, for several days. F or S ale - A good safe (Hall partment is complete ment full of fresh and C. S. Biggs and Hob Angevine up-to-date novelties. in every detail. returned last Saturday from the make.) weight 1000 lbs—Fred the southern part of the cuuntv Haii.es. Harney, Oregon. where Mr. Biggs has been assessing | Warren and Wm. Jordan of Sad- I would esteem it a favor for all dle ''«ro visitors to Burns » >> i those who are indebted to me to this week. call and settle as soon as convenient OTHER STYLES FOR STREET—DRESS—HOUSE—OUTING. F or S ale —One lot and two F. O. J ack ., on . houses situated on B street, F or S ale —My residence proper quire of Paul Locher. ty on the hill 4 lots, good well and Those who have tried the Plano pump. i say it is the best all round machine Visit our Store=-it Will pay M rs F. E. M c G ee . ¡in the market. BEST SEAMS you. A Purchase Today- ALLOWED FITTING. ÂGENI5 Did you examine that Japanese1 I). A. Cawllield and wife were STYLISH : matting at the furniture store.’ e visitors from Narrows this week, FOR. Means Content GUARA NTEtD j have lots of it and a big assortment.' Onion Sein! Tomorrow. I Prices right.—Burns Furniture Co. | POPULAR PRICES Eurxis, Oxogrorx. Onion Sets! from I Frank Cummins is over i Onion Sett*! Geer & Cummins. Diamond with ‘‘Red 8” and "Dew ey” which lie is now Gaining for J. W. Biggs will leave tomorrow Gives Universal Satisfaction. the races. by private conveyance for Bak One man who has used a Plano er City on business. He expects ,o I mower for the past 6 years, and be absent only a few days. j paid $4 50 for repaiis, has bought More wall paper received chwartz udelman , another one for the coming season. week at the Burns Furniture Co’s. •r Miss Ida Barnes took her de- New designs anil up-to-date pal 1 partlire yesterday for her home in terns—the very latest styles. (INUOKl’OIiA'LT’.I >.) j California. Iler many young Dennis Moylan has sold his : friends in BurnS hope she will auain property on the island to his broth BURNS, OREGON. ; Ice cream freezers at Geer 4 visit here in the near future. er Mike for #2,500. We understand CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00 The Tiirxs-fierald.' | Cummins, all sizes, The plowing season having ar Dennis intends to leave this A (Tenoral Banking BnsineHs Trunssneterl. Fred Otley Jr. was seen on our rived we wish to call your attention tion. Goodluck to him. Din ( tors: W. Y. King, I. S Geer Geo. Fry SAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF to the fact that we have plows, • streets this week. J II Jenkins was tn from the W. E Trim'll, J C Welcome ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY harrows, cultivators, shovl plows, Stein Mountain country this week Men’s crash suits 43 50 at — ( lorrespondonce Invited. gang plows, sulky plows, etc.,— lie informs us his sheep have not Schwartz 4 Budeltnan’s \ Geer t Cummins. i Co To been sheared yet on account of the A. W. Gowan made a living trip Rev. G. W. Black and wife, ac- scarcity of shearers in that section. to Narrows Wednesday returning Local News. HOPKINS a HUNTER’S comvanied by Miss I.ela McGee, Tom .Sagers returned l^st Satur Thursday. For first class left Thursday afternoon f .r Baker day evening from a visit to bis old SWIauo! Plano! Plano! A complete line of tinware, gran City, where they go as delegates to home at Blackfoot, Idaho, and is Jack Darst was down from the ite and crockery just in at G. W. the Eastern Baptist Association again nt his post in this office. Tom Waters'. Trout Creek mines this week. They ex[>ect to return about July reports a pleasant visit among old Oakerman, accompanied by 4th. Guy and Loren Hembree werej Fred 1 friends and former schoolmates. A complete stock of everything business visitors to Burns this week his wife and 1 son. were in from that C. \V. We are informed in an up-to-date shop. Their We are informed that John, Ear) 1 tliAir their Silvpr Silver r creek home Wednesday 9/ow that the spring season is on Fresh groceries are tiotv arriving, Drinkwater has Bohl his saloon and Agnes Swedk and Carrol Ce- prices Give them a ns wo natumttjf turn toward look for the Burns Cash Grocery. j Among cur visitors from Warm business at Lawen to Newt Lewis i oil’* two sons, Homer and Pat, who ing after our machinery and seo Springs this week we noticed P. M. XVe are informed that M. Fitz- 'Cheenev, Al Cote and W. B. Par- and that the latter will take charge have been attending the Oreg >n what is needed for the season's immediately after the present li- Agricultural College at Corvallis work. VCa wish to announce at Geiald lias bought the F. 8. Miller ' ker. cense expires, which is some time dle p!XSt year, will arrive home this time that we have u/agono, residence in Burns. buggies, 9/Jowcrs, Jfay stakes, Is your old plow worn out? Geer in July. Success Newt. about the '25th of this month. If you are going to buy a mower 4 Cummins can fit you out with a TJwine, ¿Binders, etc., and arc solo Miss Maude Norton, a sister this year, call at C. 11. 5 c-ogtly s new one. Their stock is complete A telephone message received agents for *2)ain ¿Jacks. 2/ou and get bis prices. should pro fit by this windy weather ¡and you can g-t just what you want. here Thursday announces that Mrs. Mrs. M. FitzGerald, arrived and buy a 9fJindmill Jrom us. A number of freight teams ar I Mrs. Geo. Shelley and daughters Clara Marsden of our city has lieen Monday’s Canyon stage from Ilar- Call and examine goods, get prices rived this week from the railroad Misses Frankie and Lee, returned elected Worthy Grand Matron of risburg, Oregon, and will spend the and terms. 9lJo can oaue you Burns summei hire. Miss Norton has loaded with goods for our mer Thursday evening from a visit Io the O E. 8. of. Oregon. • money. S'eer cf Cummins should tie and is proud of this hon- just recovered from a severe ill chant?. . relatives on Crane Creek. or and T he T imes II eralp joins the ness and is not looking as well as For a fine adjustable bracelet — We have the best stock of wall many friends of Mrs. Marsden in her friends expected, a hair retainer—a parasol nnd a ■ pauer and Japanese matting ever extending congratulations. Inadvertently we failed it. our The absolute simplicity of great assortment of other things, go I brought from ths railroad.—Burns . last issue to mention the arrival of the EASTMAN KODAKS to Jorgensen. Call and see our draw cut Cham : Furniture Co. Ellis McKinnon and family who baa l>teii the secret of their pion Mower. The only machine Miss Pearl Lewis received a ma Thornton Williams, Judge Spar came in from Southern Oregon the seccess, in fact so easy lias that can be lined up with the cut jority of the votes cast for Goddess row and James Donegan all left first of the month. Ellis spent the photography become that of Liberty. Miss Lola Baker was Thursday for the Pueblo mining ter bar. I have two kinds of anv bright Loy or girl of rakes, the Ilolleusworth and Miteh past winter on Cow creek, Douglas •econd. district to be absent some time. 10 years can successfully ell ell steel rake, with wood or iron ' county, with Wm. Levens and says J The baseball players of Burns accomplish every step in The best is what you want when wheels. A full and complete stock became back to Harney Valley to have begun practicing in eari est1 it comes to table delicacies—The of extras from a section to a mein stay. picture taking, from 'press for the game between the married Burns Cash Grocery 1136 only the frame Give me a call before buy ing the button” to “doing A telephone message from Prairie and single men on the Fourth. the rest.” best. ing elsewhere. City announces the diath of Mrs. We have a full line of I The Windsor Bar is the most at A lari<o and varied stock of almost everything J. J. T upker , Agent. Charles Collier last Sunday even Miss Gay Delrnas. who is teach these Kodaks and are al tractive and up-to-date resort in ing the public school at Lawen, re ing. The deceased was a sister of otter received at this office ways glad to explain them Ea-tern On gon Messrs Caldwell ceived the s-d news of the death of from Dr Hibbard, under date of J D. Daly, of Drewsey. She leaves TIN AND GRANITE WARE, just GENTS U RNISHING GOODS. to anyone int^ested in 4 Brenton, the proprietor«, are *1 her father at his home in California two little children besides a sorrow i June 9, states that bis little daugh brought in, and of such variety In this line one can find genuine this fascinating amuse wavs glad to meet their old friends this week. ters are just recovering from a se ing husbaod. Mrs. C. G. I-rye left bargains that cannot be equaled. that you can't help but be united ment. Call and see them. To M ilk C ustomers —Pay npi vere case of measles. The doctor here Moifday n.ormng for Prairie and pleaded. Also a nice line of When in need of anything in this Peter Clemens and wife have re vous milk bill and gel your milk states that he expected it would be in responce t a phone from Mr. criv l»l{FG HTOIIK Crockery and Glam ware. line call and see thia stock. II. M. H orton , Propt. turned from Armstrong spring«. "educed ratM by "paying in ad six weeks before he would start Collier to tgk.- tHe little children where they spent a few week* for vance. 1 quart per month 11.60— home. He finds many people in The ladv is the father’s aunt. T7Tj Tpçj *r rr tt TT wt 4. —’ • ’* "• • »•.%<. i« »X •=«' the benefit of their health. Pete ! 20 cents per gallon. Bear in mind Portland interested in Harney | J If McCoy, of Pendleton, was X Xv£ M .X À Xu Ú X X i . 1er». it k*.r*« x «ux«.*X ear* bis rheumatism is much im this price is for payment in ad- county and say* we will *ee manv in Burns Thursday. The gentle proved. new people from that section in man is looking over this section I vance. W. A. G oopmax , .Stationery, Notions and Novelties Groceries, Drug*. Tobacco and Ci- City Milkman. here this summer. Keep up the with a view to locating, desiring to C. H. Veogtly keeps a full and of all kind*. gare. Ice in any quantity. Mr. complete stock of extra« for mowers Many pe pie are carle«» about good work doctor, we have room go into the stock business G. W. WATERS, Buio*, O ukoom . McCoy will visit Lake and Klam The only house that has a complete I locking their houaes in Burns when for lot* of'em. —AT THE— ath counties and return via War stock nf extras for their machinery , they are away of *u evening, a* pet- Last Wednesday morning while WITZZLL ESSENCE You can get any part of the ma ' tv thievery is a thing unknown. Ed Jordan was watering one of his nor valley and back through the • 1 chine at any time. This is impor We would caution them to be more teams on Devine flat, the horse southern part of this county, He SIMON LEWIN, 1’ioprietor tant. ’ careful. Last Thursday evening which h* was riding reared op and has bis own conveyance and la Board fnrn'shed either by the day or by the week. The ta Crane. Ore , Jan 24. 190 I «omeone entered. Sam Mother»- fell backward on him breaking hi* making the trip at easy stages ble will always be furnished Diet»—Last Monday morning at I purchased from C. H. Voegtly. head's house during the absence of left l«-g in two place* below the with the beat th* market af • hi* family and took a ham. 11 o ’ clock, after a long illness, knew and dislocating the kneecap a Jonea Chain Mower and Adjusts ford« prepaid by an experi ble Hay Rake and know that ther- Dr. Geary waa called Thursday Ed wa« going to load wool at the George Small, aged about 40 years. enced lady cook. I will al«o run in connec is no machine that can come up to morning to Diamond to «ee Preet- Peter Card shearing corral* and The deceased had l«etn in this sec BURNS. — — — ORKGON. tion with the In.arding bouse them. I have tried most every ley Smyth who was hurt in a run gone about a mile and a half away tion for about a year and very little Draws plan, makes estimates, ate. Building« pul up within the amount vf a first-class kind. 1 did better work with the away. We did not learn bow seri when he met with the accident. He war known of h>ni. Father Mc figures given in estimates. f-^^^atisfaction guaranteed. Jones Mower than with any M >wer ously be was hurt. Later—Dr. waa aloce at the time, but managed Devitt of the Catholic church took Feed. B».xn I ever run. 1 cut 20 acres of wild Geary has returned and reports Mr to ««* back on the horse and ride charge of the funeral ceremonies Where ell bor»es entrusted te mead >w where a McCorm.ck left Smyth doing very well. The acci to tl»e corral,. He wa* brougnt to which took place Monday afternoon. rn v car- will I* properly rared a . y are the 6eld and could not cut it. 1 dent waa caused by being jammed Bums Wednesday evening and Dr. The remains were interred in th* f .r Grain the «»me price. cut over 1*0 ac-ee and never broke i against the fence by a horse he vat Geary reduced the fracture E-l 1* Born* cemetery. Father M ¡Fevitt 4W A «w*. — w. ' NW A A. A* N . 7 ND Your Patronage Solicited a thing, an? it was all wild mead try ing to hold in a »boot No bones ' now resting very well at the Syme informs u» the deceased had rela Br ck and lin« ilmp on band at the yard. i-sflteiidenes Danley hoaae. tives in California. tuMel ow . . W II Cscit- were be--ken •••••••••••••••••••••••a* Celebrate in Burns. Schwartz & Budelman 1 lie popular REMEMBER GENERAL MERCHANDISE one of the daintiest ¡>¿Jand most elegant of J: shoes. It imparts an exquisite shape liness to the foot. Of the many styles Queen Quality, the Famous Shoe lor Women, this is one ol the most attractive. Macle in the graceful « “Spanish” shape of Kibo Kid, with light sole, me I s dium high heel, and high arched instep. Clothing we have for Hen and Boys,==they fit and wear--we stand back of every garment. N. BROWN & SONS, THE MOUNT HOOD SHIRT S & B , i he Citizens Bank Burns, Oregon. iM Kodaks Waters Fruit à Produce Store BOARDING HOUSE Harry C. Smith, Contractor and Builder