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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1901)
1 fit Schwartz & Budelman in GENERAL MERCHANDISE. .lh------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ,! SPECIAL ATTENTION LADIES! >d<> WE invite each and every Lady in Harney County Store to inspect Our Fall and Winter Line of and Children’s Dress Goods and Underwear, yhich is without doubt the most COMPLETE and “UP TO DATE* Line ever brought to this part of the country. "I" tin o Our 1 n>tr i^adies ’ llfv. We call special attention to our line of Coats, Jackets and Capes, which are of the latest style and we will sell at a price cheaper than they can be bought in the large cities along the coast. L’"** í¿’ ' Fl?Our Lineof Dress QoodsConsistsof P'p Waitings........................... French Flannels,............. .. Albatross, ........... ‘Urn« Golf Cloth, .............. Crape Cloth............. Granite Cloth.. Pierola ....... Black Brocade .. . .... Home Spun Panee Cheviot Illuminated Serge Serge Waitings p Silks . - . .. Saline.................. Velvets .... . . ■ Velveteen... . . Tafetia Lining Mercerized Sat-en Lining Siikinet Lining Shadow Silk Lining Cashmere ............. Eider Down . . . Calico ......... Gingham .................. Dru|ieries ... Flannel.................... Outing Flannel ........................ Ladies’ and Chidren’s underw’r. Ladies’ and Children’s Hose Children’s Toques. Baby Hoods.................................... Baby Knit Saques...................... Fascinators ......................... Night Gowns.................................... Notions, and u.anv other things A Vsompiete Complete Line of Zk jume oi Mer/s Winter Underwear and Overshirts ■ ------------------- SCHWARTZ & IÎUDEI.MAX, Burns, Oregon. Oresos ? ee».*. aro I :<n Tins Try those warranted fruit jars at Geer <’ Cummins. Ths ïiir. . ■■■■— IAS THE LARC1ES- IIRCVLATtOti OF I- .. ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. 1Û10------------------------ ----------- ------------ ---------------- SATURDAY. SF.PTEMBVU II. ' Ok Local News. ' — Silk waist and dree« patterns at Miller A Thompson'«. Baled hay a* Lunaburg A D il- • Un-’ oui k gon's, I cent a p«u .d. ■'—Ladies FurC ip s A J ickrts N. If Brown A Sons, Burns, Oregon. P. G. Smith has bought both the I I Bert Simmons places n ar the Warm Springs, Fall and winter bet« at Mrs C A Byrd's. A Urger stock exp“Cted tbe first of the week. .T? ”*15* w-Vww W'** irietnn C horus of 50 v.m es —will render six selections at the Grand Con cert to be given at Floral hall inc second night of the Fair. Fred Brow« and Gus Hurlburt came in yesterday from the Warm Springs after material to deoorate the interior of Mr. Hurlburt’s new house Brown Bros are just finish ing up. Dr E M Clark. tbe scientific eve specialist, will **■ al the Commer cial hotel in this city September J17,*ud will rem do for two weeks. He will go from here to Drewsey, and will be at that place Saturday and Sunday. September 28 and V-l If your eye« are bad be sure and see the doctor while here. About every two week« I will be in Buras with fruit: Pear«. Apples, Plutns and Peache« I «ill oer- tandy remember my o’.d friends and customers to the extent that J will do the very I can fur them in quality of fru and pnees To •ucb I proaiise to deliver the ties! quality of wmt«r fruit and desire that all my > fort»* -chance bswr- •; g .ging winter fruit from others Al.vlN C a MPUEIJ- YOl’ H Kelson. <f McMinnville. Grand Master f tbe I O O. F of Oregnn, arri ;• .1 here last evening via Canyon and pwid an oflicial visit to Han r Ixsige N 77. 4 I . Al though it was a special n.eetlrg a goodly wun G r ..f tie 11><-a. tier« were prvwei I to greet the granii matter und receive instruct! >ne. After lodg- • a« I •• I '.b« K - • bn ' • came io gad spread a ni - Inn h to which *11 d>d j -tic» Tbe re mainder of'.a« evening w»s »pent inancial eha' and several interesting talks on Oil Fell >w«bip Grami Master Ke a io left tin« morning for Orew«- w). re h- wi'l suit •!>* or.ier toni. and then pr ■ -.-d t" pi» railroad. J. 3 CO- lin* Hammocks at G. W. Waters . Fine plating done by Jorgenson. ù e re UjW summer. Ubi 1'v'kÜll.« V i Ladies rib J. II. Jordan was doing businesi Thompson’s. ' in Burns yesterday. Mr« \V. II. Burns has just n - Up to date Fur Garment« N. a consignment of fall millinery. Brown A Sons, Burns, Oregon. Frank Staull’- r p -id our city a Adam George was a business living visit the first of the week. j visitor to our city this week. Up to date Fur Gnrmet '.« N Fresh fruit arriving daily at Brown A S.ms, Burns, Oregon. I Waters’ Fruit and Produce store. Geo. Marshall was the guest of $ Prof W. F. Werschkul will sing Mr am’ Mrs L. B Springer one day I one of his best songs at the concert. this week. To close out the stock Mrs C A. We have cut the price :n two on ' Ryrd has reduced ladies under Ladies oxford ties—Lunaburg A wear. Dalton. Fruit jars at Geer A Cummins Newt Lewis the dispell r of “wet that are warranted against break goods” st Lawen, was st en on our age. streets Wednesday, Alva Springer and .Tame« Col John N Vance and « ile, of the well were among our visitors from southern part of the county, are Narrows this week. gue«t« at The Cottage. A complete line of tinware, gran- Eon S ale —One lot and two ute and crockery just in at G W. houses situated on 11 street, In- I Waters’. quire of Paul Locher. Mr. llarrv Smith’s Children will Mrs. Jennie Devine was appoint be heard in a beautiful duet at the ed administratrix of the J. S. De concert. vine »state bv Judge Sparrow. ■ We are now ready to fill vour orders tor FALL and | 8 8 8 5* WINTER SUPPLIES OUR GUARANTEE That you will receive honest value in every arti de you buy, and that we will undersell any le- o-itimate competitor trom 2 to 5 per cent, and to CHEERFULLY REFUND yOUl* moUCV should VOU be dissatisfied with any article we sell you. I 8 8 a a 8 b This will convince you we merit not part of your : trade, but all of it N. BROWN & SONS Mrs C. A. Bonnett has thorough Bond was fixed at .f 5U.000 «ith bred Plymouth Rock and Wvaniiott John N. Vance nnd J. 1> Biliingsly roosters for sale at il each. Leave as secureties. I orders at this office. The Richardson A Tames saw i A nie“ program is arranged for mill is again turning out lumber of G he afternoon« and evening« nt all kinds. The mill is located in Floral hall during fair week. Read good timber with a good rond ami is ready to fill anv size order sent it on our first page. in. They also make the best siting K We have sulky plows, walking inows.gang plows at railroad prices. les. Call for prices. Burns. Oregon I WE SELL EVERYTHING TO EAT, WEAR ANBUSE. Full stock —Geer A Cummins The rain of last night mid today will put land in good condition for fall plowing. Lunaburg A Dillton have re- ■ eeived a consignmenfof Indies lints which von are invited to call and exn mine. C H Voegtly ha« just received near load of plows and harrows of nil sizes, and has put a price on 'hem that will make them go. 1 « If you have never heard "Pro 'J Phundo Basso,” a Iliimorou» quar tet. for mixed voices, you should hear it on Tuesday night Oct 1st. 1 Ladies Fur Collaretts N. Blown It alone will be worth the price of Son8i Burns, Oregon. COOIDS «Ô.T admission Win Bennett, of SilvieB. was a I The Burns Fnrnituri ( o Inis ju.-1 busiiie.-! is visitor this week. received a big lot of new goods. Ladies Fur Capes A’ Jackets N I The people of Harney county are A Inrun and varied stock of almost everything Brown A Sons. Burns, Oregon. invited to call and inspect the new Sr. and son Geo Rolan Hankins bedroom sui s, sideboards, chiffon spent a few days in our city this TIN AND GRANITE WARE, just GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. iers, etc week. In this line one can find genuine brought in, and of such variety M arhieh —Last Mot dav morn bargains thill cannot lie equaled. DeMoss Fumili Tickets for the that you can't help but be suited ing at the residence oi Mr and Mr« When in need of anything ill this concert are on sal" .it the City Drug and pleased. zVIs'i a nica line of C. A Swei k in this city, Mr C W. line call and see this stock. Crockery and Glass ware. Donahue and Miss Helen Gunther Store. Waters Fruit à Produce Storn. Everybody is going to the con cert and so will th>ir sisters and Ladies Fur Collarettes N Brown their .cousins and their aunts A Sone, Burns Oregon General admission 50c. Reserved Rev A J Irwin of the First Pres A Mackintosh Sr. and wife, of A social dance will !«• given nt seats 75c. byterian Church olliciaiing The Fife. Crook county, were registered Floral H ill Wednesday, the 25th All price« have been reduced 20 contr.ieting parties have tesided nt :,i the Commercial the first of the ir.st , in honor of the teachers hue per cent at Jorgenson's, eX'Cept sta- attending the institute. See ad. on tianerv, which has been lower than the ¡’-Ranch for smne time past. wet k. The bride wiis n resident of Burns first page. Don't buy your plow until you anv place in town. Call and’ see. in the early Uli’s where she conduc have looked through C. II Voetly’s We want to talk to you about JefT Billini'slev, a prominent ted a dressmaking establishment, stock. Just received a cur load plows drills cultivators, seeders etc. stockman of Malheur county, has and is a sister to Charles Gunther, of them. l,ave a stock on bund at been in Burns for several days at the man who run th e first black- prices in competition with railroad W. L Best and wife were in from tending to matters connected with smith shop in Burns, The happy —Geer A Cummins their Silver creek home this week the estate of the late J. S Devine couple left at once for California purchasing material to decorate the Christian Science Reading Room; will malte tlie.r home Our stock and farm machinery I where they open from 10 o'clock a. in. until was never in >re complete Seeder«, in future. T he T imi H ehaid interior of their lu w borne 5 o’lcock p. m at the homo of Mrs plows, cultiv liters, drills, any thing ‘joins their friends in wishing them John D'-ere plows are the best Sarah D. Hiil.opposite Mr. 11. L you want—Geer A Cummins. a life of happiness and sue -ess plows made. You can get gongs, Briscoe's residence. During tha past two years Hunt sulkies, walking plow“, or anv kind Parties owing me are hereby The people of Burns and vieinitv given notice that no one is author ington, Oregon, has devel-iped into of plow nt 0. H Vo. gtly’s, and get should not inis« the opportunitv of ized to make collections, but all ac one of the best trading points on them nt reduced prices. Call utid hearing the DeMoss Family. They counts must be paid to me. the railroad which i.« evidenced by be convinced. are without a p»er in their line. Col. C E S Wood and sons are the great number of people that J ames E vans . Next Saturday evening at Floral now go there to buy their supplies. now the guests ol \\ D Hanley at Ed Jordan spent a d iv or two in hall. From being considered cue of the his ranch near Burns, having come Burns this week Ed has not yet highest priced places in the East over from the I'-Rnncb last Satur You should hour the popular fullv recovered frem having bis Male Quartet—Called the "Way- ankle crushed some time ago and ern part of the state of Oregon it is day. Young Mr Wood, «ho has ups” siig "In Absence” bv is still walking with the aid of now claiiix-il by those wi o trade n< en in poor health for some time, I there to be a better place >3 r. ported doing well, 'loin Sagers Dublev Brick.atid "Jollv Jonathan” ' crutches. 'to buy supplies than Portland who ac.e<l us "chief cook" at the bv I'. P. Bli-s—The latter a side Call ami see tho«e nice Art or any city where the goods have P-rmich is also with them. splitting Humorous piece. Squares, Tapestry Portiers, and to be shipped over the railroad C. Bearv. Johnson’s popular gun Lace Curtains. — Burns Furniture The firm of Sherk A- Graham Com smith and tinner look his depart Co. pany is undoubtedly deserving the ure for Harney Lake last Friday on Four Columbia Indians were ar credit of this a« it is by their in a hunting expedition. Mr Bearv rested here Wednesday, charged domitable push and up-to-date egpects to remain until the end of I with hunting deer out of season business methods that the change this month —Grant County News. One of them got away in the final has been effected. Their long ex- We are in receipt of a shipment "round up” and the lemaining ¡«■rience in the mercantile business three were tried before Justice and the large amount of capital in SIMON LEWIS, Proprietor of "The Boss" Roaster, Baker and Jameson yesterday The jury vested enables them to outc.as« all Steamer which will be given away SOUTH MAIN STREET. brought in a verdict of guilty and competition and th" people of this to our customers. They are a very This barn has just been com were fined 125 each and costs. vicinity and the whole of Eastern useful, desirable and necessary ar pleted and my patrons «ill be Tile noble Red« failed to "cough Up" Oregon gets the lienefits This tide When you have made ca«b »ell treated, florae» entrust- purchases to the amount <>f 430 a land « ill have to lay in jail for the firm is certainly deserving the cd to me will receivo the beat next 30 days. 'patronage they are hiving for hav roaster is given to you. Call and of care. Hay 2.5 cent«, grain Miller' Visitors at Huntington. Oreg >n, ing brought prices down Io where and get a card tilled out the miii *. Will always l»e made welcome at they belong The are certainly A Thompson. deserving of the title "The origina Your Patronage Solicited the store of Sherk A Graham Com tors of low Priin Eastern Ore- Rey IL It. Svnodical Missionary pany and prospective buyers will < f the Pr«»l yterian church of this find the choicest relection of dry state, arrived here Thursday after good*. g"tit« furnishing«, »hoe« and noon in company with E. P Mc- I! STAPLES It L. ( RIFFIN in fact anything they may need, to Cornack Dr Holt is not a strang-r be seen in the Eastern part of the here, having visited our city three state. They carry an exceptionally year* ago, upon which occasion he large line of men'» clothing and made many friend«. Dr. Holt have and immense trade in this tn Griffin 4« preached at the First Presbyetrian branch of their business. Tb»ir peo church 1 st night and will again Ontario, Oregon. ple can rest assured they will be bold services tonight. Sunday made to feel at home at their store. morning and evening M arhiep —Last Wednesday W P Hurlburt, president of the evening, at the residence of Mr. (dahi National Bank, of Lewiston, and Mr». W C Byrd in this city. Idaho, was a visitor in this eitv A. M Bvrd and Mie» Jo«;e Ander early this week, taking his depar son. Rev A J Irwinefficiating Only ture for home Wednesday. He ha« a lew friends and relative» of the arranged to soon open up a bark contracting parties were present at Bums with a capital stock of The contracting parti«-» are well ♦ Fully one tbirl of the known to the people of this section .yt «4 «4 «.4 t4 «4 <4 capital stock will lie subscribed by and bare a host of friend» who join local resident* of Burns. They u« in wishing them succ-on and THF TRADE OF THE INTERIOR SOLICTED. hope to have the n»w inMitntior. H»pp ne«s They were t!>e re-ip ONE PRICE TO ALL. ready f- r b<.«ineaa at a* early date ,enu> <>f a num er of hamimm« —Canyon Eig'e p-eaents NEW FEED EARN GRIFFIN & STAPLES ZDTTZ" GOODS Ladies and Gents Furnishings. We make a specialty of Clothing, Boots and Shoes Moil Orders Solicited- FILES FRUIT Zf <KiL Xlrx«.» *.• my •••tra-.ie' suit" ».nd it hand.. ŒJ »wd. C» ’torlxxor In ysur ©rA«r«. ««■ i» or Stationery, Notions and Novelties Groceries, Drugs, Tobacco and Ci gars. Ice in any quantity. of all kinds. G. W WATERS, B urns , O regon . • • -W-. 3»r r»»r. ------ < I>. DALY. PttKi.iDKN-r c JOHN I». DALY. l’>:i sipssr .< e ♦ rsar- .-»nr. »•«-; .-»•<> • M- ALEXANDER. Vn k -P kxhii . knt . ? M. ALEXANDER, Vu h-1‘i<ic»ii>iiNT FIRST NATIONAL BANK ’ £ c £ « e £ » OF ONTARIO OREGON. * Yceoiitit- <4 < 'i >tq >< >fat i< ni;«. I’irniH an< I I n< li vi< I unis d Holu‘iti'<L 5 IIOl.DI R> -I dm D. Daly, William Jones. Frank R u \ "... I R...... n , B. F Olden, M 1er, R. U. < .irpm- • v £ ter. William Miller, E II Teet, Thus Turnbull. m TOCK r. I ? E II. TEST, CtiHliirr. MILLER & THOMPSON. They will have «utuelhing to nay next week. V Kodaks s The absolute simplicity of the EASTMAN KODAKS has been the secret of their Recce««, in fact so easy has photography become that any bright boy or girl of 10 year» can »uce»»»frilly accomplish every step in picture taking, from ‘pros ing the button" to "doing the rest.” We hive a full line of these Kodak, end «re al- way« glad to explain them to anyone interested in this fascinating aruuae- menl. Co HOPKINS a HUNTER’S A complete Ito k o( everything in an up-tod.ite shop. Their prices nr ii^hi. Give them 4 citv drug stoiif . rail. II. M. H orton , Propt. ■I lit MAIN >r., tlKNS.