Baled hay at Lunaburg Ä Dal-
The little son of J. J. Tupker is
ton’s.
IS
still very sick.
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No one should kick nt this wea- x
Fresh fruit arriving daily at
ther.
I«
Waters’ Fruit and Produce store.
JäSchwartz & Budelman
Ladies rib vests at Miller it X
I). R. Thorn was seen on our
streets today.
Thompson’s.
/Jt
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Some of the horses in this section ”
J C. Johnson, the Warm spring
are afflicted with pinkeye.
sheepman, is in our city.
U,
. “A WORD TO THE WISE”
c Jrder your clothes where they
11 be HADE R5tGHT. We carry
:omplete line of Pali and Winter
mplesof Reinach, Ullman & Co.
ade to order clothing. e*
SE a
BEST
ALIC .
FITTING.
FOR.
STYLISH
Quite a number of cattle have
I carry no other binder twine It
been sold in this vicit.itv recently. than the pure manila The price
C. H . VOEGTI.Y
Fruit jars at Geer it Cummins is right.
that are warranted against break­
The new law office of Gowan
age.
Cornish will soon be ready for oi
Simon Lewis this week moved into cupancy.
P0PU1AR PP--CES
J»
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lilt, I
Just at the tim? when people are beginning to think
9
We are Going to Close out Shirt
waists while the season for wear-
ing is at its height
The prices are no criterion of the values, but they do
show the tremendous bargain chance offered you—
his new borne in tile block south of
Ladies, you can get
his feed barn.
of Oxford tits for $1
A complete line of tinware, gran­ it Dalton’s.
ite »nd crockery just in at G W.
Commissioner Williams came in
Waters’.
from Ids Silver creek home list
M L. Lewis has our thanks for Wednesday evening.
a fine lot of vegetables .aiseu on ’ F or S ale —One lot and two
his ranch nt ar Burns.
houses situated on B street. In­
We have sulky plows, walking quire of Paul Locher.
chances that will be quickly appreciated by our public.
A lot of Ladies Shirt Waists, made of colored precalcs, in stripes
and checks, that have been 75c, $1.00 and $1.25, all go in
sale at
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WOMEN’S SUMMER SKIRTS
Dr Klebs has been at the P-
plows.gang plows at railroad prices.
ranch since last week where
Full stock —Geer & Cummins
The public school house is being went to see Mr. Wood.
-.LARANTWX»
r, TTERNS FDR SCHOOL GIRLS J
Geo Hopkins left for his home
Call and see samples of our job X
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at Weiser the first of this week.
priming.
LADIES’ SH IR T WA ISTS
We have cut the price in two
renovated and partitioned prepara­
I.adies
oxford ties—Lunaburg A
tory f >r school which begins next
Dalton.
month.
1
This is the most notable offering this year; the lowness of the prices seems like exaggera-
Tlie skills are for street wear. Reilly, some of the best values ever ottered —up to date
garments in evert respect, material, workmanship, lit and ti.iish to close them out at 75 vents.
Honest values at $1 25 and $1.50 for them. All go for 75 cents.
John McMullen has put up hist«..
Al! prices have been reduced 20
of school again, The Designer for September has
per cent at Jorgenson’», excent Rta- photo tent betweed the bla ‘ksinith
O
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AGENCY
EVERYTHIN!
tianery,
which
has
been
lower
than
“
hop
and
Gowan
it
Cornish
s
office,
a special article regarding aprons for school girls.
any place in town. Call and see.
Queen Quality Shoes,
Hank Anderson mid Geo Rose,
8 WEAR AND
It is for sale in our PAPER PA I TERN DEPART­
•i
Rojal Worcester Corsets,
’ ■ first of
Mrs. C G. Frye returned Thurs- and families, returned the
USE.
Chase
ft
Sanborn
Cotice,
i day from Prairie City where she the week from an < outing in the •;
MENT^» •.*»
Rojal
Taltoriax*
18
had been since the death of Mrs. Stein Mountain country.
b
have a full line of Standard Patterns just . Chas Colier.
Di<l you examine that Japanese
I ^The thunderstorms of the past I matting at the furniture store? We
received.
have lots of it and a big assortment.
j week have been beneficial to health Prices right.— Burns Furniture Co.
I We are over stocked on ladies
MEW GOODS Z..T
and have not in any wav hurt the
in from th« .oxf°rtl ,ie8 ttnt* are
to close
Bert
Cameron
was
I crops.
southern part of the county this them out now while the season is
Our stock and farm machinery week. We understand be is now | j on—Lunaburg A Dalton.
was never more complete. Seeders, working for the P. L. S Co.
I
A largo and varied stock of almost everything
plows, cultivators, drills, anything
wall
I
We
have
the
best
stock
of
Tuition far Nou-Re iJent Pupils.
you want.—Geer & Cummins.
| pa tier and Japanese matting ever
Binder twine, pure manila. Clo-
nulrm.d.-Burns
Tuition for non-resident pupils TIN AND GRANITE WARE, just GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
ver Leaf Brand, at C. II. VoegtlyV I Furili,urt) Co
In this line one can find genuino
brought in. and of such variety
will be as follows: Room No I.
Call and p-t prices on hundred!
primary, $3; room No. 2.44; room
bargains that cannot be equaled.
that you can’t help but be suited
pound lots.*or less, before you buy.
Robt. Waters started to Weiser
No.3, $5; room No 4, $(>; room
Whan in need of anything in this
and pleased Also a nice line of
=——
. .
, ,
!the first of the week with a team
No 5, $7, for a term of 12 weeks.
line
call and ace this stock.
Crockery
and
Glaus
ware.
If
something
excitine
don
t
hap-
'
,
,
...
.
,,
.
.ATION
OF
<HE LAUGEST <Il:i 1 1
s
1 where he will meet a brother,
Tuition must, in all cases, be
1 lies it will pay veil to see our neo prettv soon the newspaper man ,, ,
... also
>
.
.
i NrWSPAPEB IN ' HI COUNTY.
!
1
11
Robt will
bring
baclfsome;
paid, or satisfactory arrangements
o.vmrj ti'S before luiving elsewhere in this» section in a "hard row of . .
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FS’
» Tr^TTTT1 " I •-'-SI..1* I.
—-l'-l .ill
1*. I. —O'«-»y. ow
.
fruit.
X XV U J. X
XX <1. *•«. a. or A:rln.v In
ovir ordlerm. l».rg« er «mall
made fur the payment, before the X XvX» O
—
Lunaburg
it
Dalton.
stumps.
1
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IU31.
»ATUSO vv. AUG! <r :
READERS—A Kentucky love, I names of pupils ere entered on the
Mr- A S Swain and children
J. D. Combs, the Grnnt county .
in
...
> j n- i
■ “tory.l v Hei rv < lev, land Wood roll. All pupils enrolled for the Stationery, Notions and Novelties (in.... lies, I)riq* , Tobacco and Ci-
.'.ere in fumi L ia n till“ week the cattle hover is now in this section appear-in
’
....
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n.;..
Local News.
I he August Designer.;
i tisuing year who have pai l tuition
gars. L-e in any quantity.
of all kinds.
gue- ts o.' r- latives.
for the nnrp
ise
of
receiving
a
lot
of
|
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,,
.
,.
.
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It will run through three or tour . will be refunded the • mount if
.
,, sure arvi get tlio
ne plating done b\ .1 irgensun
G W. WATERS, B ukns , O hegon .
('.ill and see those nice Art I cattle which he had bought recently. I numtiers.
Be
I their name» are enrolled as pupils
All the store» h: our city close first installment.
Purchase of , of this district.
til. Bullington .* over f*--* u >q:ri<s, T.ipestry Portiers, and
;..i' ' Curtail.s —Burns Furniture now when the curfew bell rings of Swartz it Budelinan.
Kind.
I
rScr 1
Co.
ar. evening This is n good move
We are glad to see so many of |
•i .ir rMO fWf> OCT) ."»«IF. ♦
ise r»»<n .-»•«■n <■»•«■>•
viri
L Best was an ong oir
NOTICE EOP. BID.
mid gives those working a chance our singers taking advantage of the
'
Willi-
McKinney.
Einm-tt
Reed,
t
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JOHN
II
DAI.Y.
I'm
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hum
M.
AI
I
X
AMU It, Vii i-l’un im.vr.
this week
REPAIR
AND GRADE
Riel Ei .ink W. ¡come are rusticat to get out.
¡opportunity
to
take
lessons
truin
’
ii. Ik waist and dr-e- |
r. s ut
<
Z^Tlie town cows are now in clover ■ Prof Wersclikul. The gentleman I PARTS OE THE COUNTY
ing in the mountains
__ er A Thompn "i -
THE IS-
ROAD
KNOWN
AS
r.He J ilii son who broucht in Mr. as the ordinance which was in is a thorough vocalist and we are
LAND
ROAD.
red Oakerman and wife wi re in
F ilger from the Mann Lake ranch, force until recently kept them from indeed fortunate to get such a man I
OF ONTARIO, OREGON
Sealed proposals for repairing V
i Ril.y Thurso :i, rt turning sp< nt a shoit time with his fri nd- grazing wiihir. the city limits. with us
pu iris of the above named road will
u
erday
Accounts off ’< >tq >< >rnt i< > iim . l-'iiiiis and I u<li vidiinls
b-lore n turning. L-e ivaS on his Now they find good feed right in
Some 15 or 20 mail sacks were A.e received by the County Clerk. Ç
Molicitril.
the door yard.«.
f.>r
Harney
County,
Oregon,
until
link, the phone line man, w is usual behavior.
c
sent out th < week filled with as
3
o'clock
p
m.
August
21th
1901.
STOCKHOLDERS John D. Daly, William Jones, Erank R
ing after the repair work of the
Mark Benson was down from his many different native grasses of
We are in r c.-ipt of a card from
at which time said bid» will be
Collin, Abner Rabbins, It. F Olden, M Alexander, N. I'. (Carpen­
.1 exchange this woek
Soldier
creek
ranch
last
Thursday.
this
county.
Th-v
were
sent
to
the
R v G. W. Black stating that Rev
opened and considered by the court,
ter, William Miller, E 11. Test, Thus. Turnbull.
hose Sunday diiinr r- at Mrs. I G o. R Vgrnev, stat.* missionary, He informs he has sugar cane department of agriculture at Wash­ for the reparing and grading of said
E II. TEST, Cnsliier.
S. ieer’a are beComi’ g in-.r.- p pu will de- iei.b- the Baptist church in growing on bis place which is now ington, D. C The grasses were road according to the plans and ç
specification“ on file in the office of i C»c.-
I)
feet
high
Mark
will
have
some
gathered
by
government
men
who
-jac-
♦
oso
-o«ou'
- Meal ticket-
Burns Sunday, September Sth
the County Clerk.
j
on exhibit during fair w ek
wi re pent lien* for that purpose
lication—21 meals for 45
Bids may be offered on one or
11 e Buchanan, youngest son of
Lee Johnson came in from tin both
of r saitl
The Richardson A James saw
i »’»l II »71
<»I’ » plans
jnoitr » or
»• v specifications.
lj Ve wish to call f
'-t Mr an 1 Mr». J. W. Buchanan, fell
The court resiTves the right to re-
mill
is
again
turning
out
lumber
of
Mann
Lnke
ranch
Tuesday
bring
‘ taxpayers to tli“ i : '
- down a flight of stairs on? night
I ject any or all l ids, Rud in «•neb
are of the meet ing of the county this week an i hurt his back, lie all kinds. The mill ia located in ing B. G. Folger, who had been instance the »uccessful bidder w ill
good
timber
with
a
good
road
ami
thrown from a rake in a runaway, lie required to give a bond, to ba
rd of equalization which m ets is better now, however, and will
first Monday in Septeuib r.
soon lx> on the streets again.
j is ready to till anv size order sent in for medical treatment. Mr. ’ approved by the court, in double
in. They al«o make ihe best shing Folger Ml on his head arid shoultl- the amount of his contract, for the
Sheriff Shelley and Bru-« Tyrd
We want to talk to votl about les. Call for price».
I
partially <’»'^^1 performance thereof
lers injuring his spine and
>
lit» urned from Baker City the first plows drills cultivators, seeders etc.
1
r.
I
H Rrci!
< lerk.
paralizing him. He is now at Per­
F S K ikdkr . Deputy.
;he week but without the man We have a full stock on hand at I Thos Garrett, familiarly known
ry \\ illiams’ residence under the
■y went after, f Delay in getting prices in competition with railroad as "T” arrived iu our city )a«t.Sun­
They will Lave •utnclhing to Bay next week.
day evening from Eastern Wash­ care of Drs M ersden A Gearv, Al,,
| warrant indorsed was the —Geer it Cummins.
o
ington where he haa been for some this writing the gentleman is not
V
ise.
y
Walter Calkins was in from Silver time. "T" is here on a visit and much improved.
NEW
FEED
BARN.
•
?ol Davidson, the j. « -b-r, for- creek the other day and inf <rm» us
0
does not know how long he will re­
V
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SIMON
LEWIS,
Proprietor
•
•rlv at Welcom ’» drug store, i- he «¡11 leave immediately for East­
main. He like» it very well in
”^W in charge of t
I
11 ••
ern Washington with burses winch Washington where he has located
BO! HI MAIN STREET.
sS^uropean plan ) Wl-n } ■: want will l.e marketed there. He will
with bis father and brother.
This barn has just I ren com­
¿ace to -tsv, a r
a company Thus. SpafTord. They
pleted ami rnv patrons will I»*
Last
Saturday
M-rvin
Horton
«
> 4 work in hu lie
v i «
I
will take about 30 g-ldings 20 of
well treated. Horses entrust­
Ij u cheerfully at your -ervt< e.
Cirrol Cecil's and the balance l*e- accidentally shot Joe Thompson in •• Having bought the Reatau-
ed
to me will receive the beat
long to Mr SpafTord Walt will the foot with a 2'2-calib«r rifle g rant business of Simon Lewis,
f / A. R Elan.D-r-
of care. Hay -■"> cents, grain
,«
I
respectfully
invite
a
continu-
The
b
>y»
were
riding
with
I.
B
sp-nd the winter in that section.
Z >rtb«ekt Live.*-
A
the same.
Springer and Mervin in startir g to * ationof all old patrons, as well
-ower» Journal, of I’ odl-ton, has
Ere 1 II M -ier, of ¡zee. Grant
Y<>ur Patronage Solicited.
as new.
Ml:» H E SMITH.
pick up his gun »truck the hammer
en < m our city for several days county, bought some horses from
»gainst the side of the rig discharg­
st. soliciting so1 - rip ■ .ns and J. II. Garrett to recruit the British
ing it with the above result. The
terviewing wur st. . k i en The cavalry in South Africa. Mr.
wound is not seriou».
»urnal Mr. Flap'hr- r*q r -ent« is M .-ier expects to receive further
Your attention i» called to the
•voted eacln»i ( v to »
k ir. 1 i- orders fr-j-n t >e British government.
The aliMilutn simplicity of
ad
of the Grand Street Fair and
i exclent uabliciti -.form n er- H-' bought large numbers of horses
the EASTMAN KODAKS
bi igrd in the at*-
in Grant county I*fore coming to Carnival a’ Bake“ City, September
has be« n the secret of their
3, 4. 5. 6 and 7. This is ar. oppor­
J J. Doregen. i« in r- qitefa Harney. If li* sho'.l l receive orders
HecCM», in fact so easy has
tunity for our people to attend a
tier from the lli tiii;t i> base to buy more horse» lie will cone to
photography become that
lie is buy­ street fair near home and at a rea­
any bright hoy or girl of
ill team arki i/ if o ir p pi- Borne for all >.( them
sonable cost of transportation. The
Co T o
10 year* can succesafnlly
mid not arra g- f >r a -er.-s -f ing wild horses entirely.
attraction» advertised are the best ,
accomplish every step in
amei during! f r «• .
R le*rt St infield, of Batter creek,
J W. Biggs returned last Wed-
HOPKINS &. HUNTER'S
picture taking, from ‘press­
* aat tazwa and « *.r I .. t-
Mr I'niatilla ronnty. finiebed buying
*’ >*me«Mi «ecu* «1 the matter with 1
ing the button" to “(lulflg
le-ad of csttle last Thursday. nesdav evening via Canyon Citv
For first class
the re»!.’’
* base bell t»i m »*.i - with» He I*, igbt st ck cattle to feed on from an eitended trip to Portland
We have a full line of
hi* retail.and peidflT for yearlit g • nd Willamette valley points,
d. uiuber of WBr
.- i *•«
these Kodak» and nr* al-
I
ike an inter-
in th - gi ne It -.fi rs, 41* '4) f r yearling »teer. where he was look’ll» after his
We have .secured the famous Jabour $50,000.00
way» glad to explain them
• nd f 'ln !»r cows with calves He h .rse« that are being marketed
a» decided th
A omplete »!<>• k of everything
t<> anyone interested in
.h i net buy hi» entire bunch in Mr Bigg» save be succeeded indis- ft id way attractions, who only play the larpje cities.
r»w raised ft»' the i. * h t 1 a!r-
p
«mg
of
a
part
of
tl>*
»Ve
k
they
Their
in
an up-to-date shop.
this fascinating amuse­
een apgoeiu
lit«' old i I I* ar- Harney county, having picked up
Now at Tacoma, go from here to Salt Lake.
S “si
prices are sight, ( live them 3
ment.
anged Ac*
*: y M- D -g, »wtee tn Cmak and Grant, but he had iu that ■“ 'io . 4 •
Reduced Fare on all W- ads.
vrote tbo> B- 1 »’at* I that ;• •- fiiu-iied hi* pur. base b*re ami is figure. The firm attll ha» several
< 1TY I »HI fl STGRE call.
bead
at
Corv.llje
with
C
W
Tv-id
¡1. M. H om l os. Prop«.
■ •I*« a gan
! • arr .* i highly pl a*ed wi*h the Condition
T., BOIW
n rharva
I
of - • •• ck
aicr betWVc:
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;i N. BROWN & SONS, | ;- - - - -
Çÿ
u.
I
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S chwartz & B udelm an ,
Waters Fruit & Produce Store.
Burns, Oregon
|FIRST NATIONAL BANK
I
ê
MILLER & THOMPSON.
s WEIDEP. PHOTO STUDIO
g
GRAND STREET FAIR
and Carnival
BAKER CITY, OREGON
Sept. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
Great Time -.* Great Show-* Don’t Miss it.
*
V Kodaks s