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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1901)
! 'H Schwartz & Budelman « J. C. Creasman paid this office a Waters' Fruit and Produce store. pleasant call toe first of the week. I Carpenters have about completed Screen doors and adjustable 1 the new residence of Jack Dennis. window screens at Geer A Cum- For accurate work patronize I mins. Davidson the jeweler at Welcome’s “Where are you going my pretty . Drug Store. Frank Metschan, was in Thurs-1 1 maid?" "To NVeider’s Studio,” she dav and informed ns he will soon I said. We have cut the price in two on , go to putting up his hay. Very best New Orleans molasses Ladies oxford ties—Lunaburg A on tap at Lunaburg A Dalton's in Dalton. Claud McGee has gone to Hunt and quantity desired. ington where he expect* to remain Lunaburg A Dalton ca-ry ft stock of lumber and shingles at for t lie summer. mill prices with freight added. F or S ale —One lot and two The Burns Cash Grocery has just houses situated on B street. In- received a new lot of nice Amer: quire of Paul Locher. Those who have tried the Plano can, Cream and Limberger cheese, Dr. I’eflerle, the dentist, was say it is the best all round machine called to Ontario the first of the in the market. i Ladies it will pay you to see our week, but will return in about three oxford ties before buying elsewhere weeks. McClain A Biggs started a car j —Lunaburg A Dalton. I carry no other binder twine load of horses to Ontario this week where they will be shipped, having' I than the pure manila. The price j is all right. C II. V okoti . y . sold them to Eastern buyers. ? SHOES AS YOU list LIKE THEM 1 ** J The "Cottage” is the name of the new hotel of H. E. Smith. W. W. Johnson has reopenrd the , E. C. Bulkley, of Silvies i Star saloon. F. S. Gilbert is over from his among otir visitors this week. J. S. Turner is still a very sick home on the south Fork. man with no change for the better. Fresh fruit arriving daily Hammocks at G. W. Waters'. And prices to match. We have the shoes that fit your feet,==that give com= fort to your soles,==pleas= ing appearance and satis= factory wear. Let us show you our stock and tell our prices. I . For children we have some very at tractive shoes in red, and many other sty les. They are the latest, best ma terial and perfect fitting. ' We make a specialty of our SHOE DEPARTMENT. Loves beauty, values comfort, appre ciates economy. Hence women find peculiar satisfaction in ueen & B SHOE OF UNUSUAL MERIT AT A SENSIBLE PRICE. All styles 8 Ì from the light and dainty dress shoe to the more substantial dress boot. > La Señorita. SEE THAT THIS OXÍ ORDS $2.50 TRADE MARK Osborne mowers, the best ma- ■ Dr. Marsden was called to Saddle 8 IS ON BRANDEO EVERY chine made, and a full line of extras Butte yesterday to see a child of SHOE. 0 for same, always on hand. Call Mr and Mrs Sylvester Jameson. and ge' prices.—Geer A" Cummins. Everybody, almost, except the Shoe making. A. L. Hunter and wife, Miss newspaperman, is prepar ng for th - Exact Reproducticn of this Style Shoe. Josie Anderson and Brus Byrd left summer vacation in the mountains. Thursday for the King A Sayer Did you examine that Japanese mill and Spring creek, where they W'«k matting at th- furniture store? We will spend a few days fishing. have lots of it and a big assortment. W.V The Acme mower is guarateed to Prices right.— Burns Furniture Co. he the best mower made and the We are over stocked on ladies ‘J Having bought the Restau- i tnak-rs will be here to show vou chwartz udelman oxford ties and are going to close o rant business of Simon Lewis, ¡they will outrun any mower you them out now while the season is ■ I reaped fully invite a continu < ever saw.—Geer A Cummins. ation of al! old patrons, as well NV. IL Carpenter, of Missouri, on—Lunaburg A Dalton. as new. M rs II E. S mith . Binder twine, pure manila, Clo ■ accompanied by his family, arrived tmmaastanrenn :i.::i:.“.::::::i ■ lliis week and has already located ver Leaf brand, at C. II. Voegtly’s. Call and get prices on hundred land in the Lawen neighborhood. pound lots, or Jess, before you buy. D. C O’Rioly has returned from »■ Portland. One tnan who has used a Plano Mesdamee Frankie Brenton and ~ Ice cream freezers at Geer A j Martha Ash will open i a boarding | mower for the past 6 years, and paid H 50 for repaiis, has bought A8 THBJ LARGEST CIRCULATION OF Cummins, al! sizes, ¡house at the former’s residence, another one for the coining season. I ANY M1WSVA PER IN THIS COUNTY. Ladies rib vests at Miller A- I next Monday morning. We hope The father ami mother of George) Thompson’s. j they will do well. 8ATUKU lY. JULY U. 1001. Sizemore who spent tile winter here! Mayor K> nvon and wife made a I Fred Lunaburg returned Mon- left the first of the week for Hunt-! i ¡lying trip to the Island ranch dav from Colorado where he has ington with their so:» in law John | '< Local News. I Tuesday. been visiting relatives and friends. Chatham. , ii , t Plano! Plano! Plano! I AJIie Dillard has taken a position Fred brought h back some very J fine The county court of Malheur! .. .. u i .. ... _ i i> i i ■ ore from the Cripple creek mines county has appointed J. E. Law R ohm ,—To Mr. and Mrs. Mana as clerk in ¡Schwartz and Budel-j | James Donegan and family and rence. who for the past three years darrs, July 2, at tlieir home 011 the I man’s store. | W. I). Hanley and wife have re- C' W' Parrish kft for ,be luUer’8 has been deputy sherif. to succeed 5 eland, a girl. „]) turned home after an absence of Bvar ere*'k rancb ,aHt ^’ednesday Sheriff Locey, who died lu-t week. i An occasional dog fight is ,,f several weeks. j morning where they will camp for Claud ami Dalton Biggs, accom- fjihat disturbs the monotony r several weeks during the hot wea- ipanied by their wives, Mrs. J. W. ¿- 'a binge these days. Mrs, W. E. Triseh is viciting For first class Biggs. Miss Rebecca Biggs ami ~ on Crane I . Pat Stauffer and Dave Carey Miss Blanche Campbell . T. D. Harris, an old time friend Tom Tapers, left yesterday morn- ‘'■’Aoroe io from Crane creek Tuesday Creek this week. ¡of M N. Fegtly, arrived in Vale 1 ing for a few day’s outiug on Emi o ,• u It* HlimQ ... .. —« . “’ind spent a,.o/.eal »everal zj days in Burns, j CJ Schwartz A f. T> Budelman are hav- Wednesday and will assist Mr. grant creek. '»• For a fine adjustable bracelet- i»g »ew windows arranged in the Fegtly, in the construction of sev When you get a Jones Mower A complete stock of everything ,1 hair retainer—a parasol and a trout of their store. eral buildings soon to be erected in you get one that combines nil the in an up-to-date hh<»p. Their 'ikf ireat assortment of other things, go Deering mowers take the cake Vale.—Vale Democrat. good points in every other kind prices are sight, (jive them a | wherever they have been tried Call ; to Jorgensen HAVE YOU SEEN our line of made, and more too. The cutter and see sample.—Geer A Cummins. Call in and see the Jones All i Pocket knives? We have the kind bar can be lined up with tl.e sickle call. The best is what you want when „)flt guj|e(J t„ U)e Farmer, and it has both pull and push liars. TwiSteel Rake, just received. This is ro or Mechnnic an(J we guar the best rake that ever come to ■ t comes to talile delic.cie.-The , y . l.loilu . * . tr> CVIVM Fred Okerman came in from Harney Valley. C. H. VoXOTtT. I Burt. b Cash Grocery lias only " the' 1 nntzz* antee every blade to give satisfac- best. a Silver creek Thursday with a ■ tion does this sound like you could The Windsor Bar is the roost at-, broken mower, the result of a run We have the beat stock of wall a ff„ r d to purchase one tractive and up-to-date resort in, paper and Japanese matting ever knives, N ,!rown & goil„ of our away. While coining in he had Eastern Oregon. Messrs Caldwell brought from the railroad.—Burns another run-away near th- Warm . I <fc Brenton, the proprietors, areal- Furniture Co. Tom Williams and Joe Combs, spring south of Burns A broken * I ways glad to meet their old friends. We understand the price of - cat-: of Grant county were visitors to single tree was the only damage, ( Call and see them. tie ha* taken a fall, arid that Par-j our city tide week: The gentlemen THE MAN WHO KNOWS C. H. Vaogtly keeps a full and sons t ................ Hanley lost some money on' bought cattle in Silvies and finding Goes to the store where he can find , they had to lay over for a couple of a ¡¡j Complete stock of extras for mowers. tli**ir recent shipment. days, came in to renew acquain the largest and best stock of Hats, The only hoti-e that has a complete The “Old Standby” Buckeye tances. They received a large band at prices that will suit his head and The absolute simplicity of Stock of extras for their machinery pocket. We have the only com mowers and extras are so exten- of cattle in Silvies this week. the EASTMAN KODAKS iYou can get any part of the ma píete stock of ll’.ts in Harney sively known that they need no talk has been the secret of their chine at any time. This is impor- HERE IS PROOF During the County N. Brown A Sons. The to sell. Machines on hand now at aecceta, in fact so easy has six months ending June 30. 1901 leaders in every thing to Eat, Wear Geer A Cummins. J lant. photography become that we *ol<1 72 per cent more Coffees We are informed that a baby and Teas than we aoid during the and Use. any bright boy or girl of Rev. Father McDevitt gave those Cali and see our ¿raw cut Cham girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. E corresponding time in 1900, This 10 years can successfully who assisted t the recent church A. Stauffer last month, st their statement without going any further pion Mower. The only machin- accomplish every step in fair a nice little party in the dining home in Winnemucca. We did not give» the idea to the housewife that can be lined up with the cut picture taking, from ‘press room of the Burns Thursday cven- ter bar. I have two kinds of learn the exact date. ing the button" to “doing where to buv her Teas, Coff-es and SJS- ing. The band b”vs turtiirbed rake*, the Hollensworth and Mitrh- the rest.” Groceries N. Brown A Son«. A horse fell with Dan Harkey | some nice music and the jolly crowd el) »11 steel rake, with wood or iron We have a full line of the first of the week, doing much J W Biggs left yesterday morn wheels A full and complete stock daneed.And smue-d themselves in these K’sJaks and are al various ways until w.-re a late hour. and Ice damage to both, although Dan got ing for Ontario, where he will see to of extras from a section to a mtiin served ways glad to explain them considerably the worst of it, break the shipment of the McClain A frame Give me a call before buy cream and < ake Father McDevitt to anyone interested in ing his collar lone, throwing his ing elsewhere. Bizg« horse* and take in the horse before leav ng them for tlieir J. J. T i pker , Agent. this fascinating amuse left shoulder out of place and oth sale at that place on the 16 inat again ths aed ment. erwise jamming him up. Dre. He will then go to Pendleton to Ria diploma« were given toeightb assistaaM. The earele««. credit luisiness of Marsden and Geary fixed hirn up. lock after eorne horses the firm has grade pupils of the Burns . public < •rrv DRUG HTOKE H. M. II ortox . Propt. l»r:k thia section a necaming a nuisance and it will 1« some time before there, after which he will viait school last week by Hupt. Bartlett. All the class did not take the ex and should lie stopp—1 a.« it is an Dan will be able to do any work. Portland and Corvallis to look amination and they » ill have to injury to th- country. Th-busi- From reliable reports emanating after their horse sale* in those take it before entering a higher ET-C nee« men are as much to bl.nne for from resiJenl» of Stein Mountain, place*. grade Those receiving diplomas «•••••••••••••••••••••••• thia state of affaire a* their coat im- the Piute Indians make it a prac-; were, Nellie Cross. I»*lta Pillard. An idea of the gigantic irrigation era. h aw s« aa tie« should not tice to steal over tl»e line arid Jav Gould, Frank Welcome, Allie enterprise of Meear*. Hanley, Wei Dillard, Grover Jameson. have eoeo.rag-d it in the first place ■laughter the game and then skip ster and O'Rielr can be obtained SIMON LEWIS. Proprietor Men will bur on credit from tlieir into Nevada. We learn especial We devote considerable space by reading an interview with Mr home men hant and allow the ac efforts will 1« made to teach them this wreg to the comnnication of BO( Til MAI* BTHKKT. O'Riley in the Oregonian, which J B Huntington on land leasing count *e run for moniha and a salutary lesson. Thia week This barn has just been com we publish on our first page We fee) this to fe- a very im|ortsnt month*, when they could pay. Deputy Game Warden Moore will pleted ami my patrons will lie While this ’» a l>ig undvrtaking by matter and one that onr readers Thirty day collections should be leave for the Stein mountain coun well treated. Horses entrust private eaital. it ha* the right men should tie familiar with .Mr Hunt made. Y our merchant could then try and will surely us* everv effort behind it to make it a auceea«. ington is acquainted with condi ed to rne will r»c»ive the beet tions in this section and has given give you closer figures and it would to stop these marauders, who will Th.* enterprise will meet with good rbasotis why such a bill should of care. Hay 25 cents, grain he a hen-' L to the whole settlor not stop short of jail. A few much opposition, as Mr. O Riley not he passed A law of that kind the same. Thia ice. credit system muet I* lessons have long been needed in sev». and will be a great Iwnefit to would certainly I* a death blow to V'Uir Patronage Solicited. done »•« witband the sooner the that «ection for the Red turn —Vale ' • n- section of Harney Valley, much this section, so far as development better for _ll cone» rt 1. ,and settlement is concerned. to th» detriment of arxtther. l>-mocrat. S A THOROUGHLY HIGH-GRADE , Sold Sxcluoiucly by N. BROWN & SONS LS-cims, Oie^on. BiKiH, 1‘KEKIDENT AND ACTING UA^HIEK. 1!. C Citizens Bank A BURNS, OREGON. CAPITAL STOCK $25,000.00 « ì Burns, Oregon. ^The Tirr.zc-'isrz-i. HOPKINS & HUNTER'S Kodaks >> el NEW FEED EARN. I N('( )KI’< )HAT I'.] ).) A General B.mkinu; 1 »nsincHs T "run hi to ted. Din t tors: W. Y King, I. S fleer Geo. Fry, W. E Triseh, J C. Welcome ( 'iii'respondenco Invited. »fow that the spring season is on us toe naturally turn toward look ing after our machinery and see what is needed for the season’s work. Qffo wish to announce at this time buggies, that wo have lifagono, Jf/o users, Jfay Stakes, Zswine, binders, etc., and are sole agents for *2) a in Shucks. 2/ou should profit by this windy weathor and buy a clJindmitt f rosn us. Calf and examine goods, get prices and terms, w money. »4 can aauo you S/oer á Cununinj NEW GOODS AT Waters Fruit à Produce Store. A large ami varied stock of almost everything TIN AM) GRANITE WAKE, just gi . nts furnishing goods In thia line one can find genuine brought in, and of such variety bargain« that cannot be equaled. that you can’t help but be suited When in need of anything in this and pleased. Also a nice line of line call and see this stock. Crockery and Gias« ware T?T> T?*' ”7 77'n ^TTT XXwEiJ • 1 Xk Jll ' • -*• >• "■ ■■ »« • ■' 4-g . «b y ; »» A f. ta ax— • riaie. .arg« : St.itionerv, Notions and Novelties Groceries, Drugs, Tobacco ami Ci- of all kinds. gars. Ice in any quantity. G. W. WATERS, B ohms , Okwiu*. . Smith, Contractor and I Juildur BURNS. — — — CREGON. Draw« plan, makei estimates, etc. Hm kling* put up within the amount f bouree m • -tui at«•«. HF*'ati’»fdcti »n guarantee«!. ir.3 ar.a riastcrir«?. Hr el «nd litr<- »1»««« on ’ «nd at tbs yard (dT*Reaidaaae llsnlry hoose.