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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1901)
*s Sample rooms at the Comercial | Hotel. John Cary was among our visi Ladies rib vests at Miller A tors yesterday.- Tbo mpson’s. John Hoss is among the late ar I’at Stauffer is in town. < Schwartz & Budelman fitaltr: in GENERAL MERCHANDISE. _ ■ SPECIAL ATTENTION LADIES! WE invite each and every Lady in Harney County to Our Store to inspect Our Fall and Winter Line of Ladies’ and Children’s Dress Goods and Underwear, which is without doubt the most COMPLETE and “UP TO DATE” Line ever brought to this part of the country. s, We call special attention to cur line of Coats, Jackets and Capes, which are of the latest style 0. and we will sell at a price cheaper than they can bethought in the large cities along the coast. ‘Tc; M)ur Lineof DressGoodsConsistso? ■ Waitings,.......................... French Flannels, ........ Albatross,.......................... Golf Cloth......................... Crape Cloth...................... Granite Cloth................. Pierola...................... ... Black Brocade ................ Home Spun .. . .............. r Panee Cheviot. ................ Illuminated Serge .......... Serge Waistings............ Silks.................................. . I Salihs ............. ,................. Velvets............ ^-"Velveteen............. Tafetta Lining.............. Mercerized Sateen Lining I Silkinet Lining. .. . Shadow Silk Lining I Cashmere................ Eider Down............ i Calico...................... . Gingham ................ [ Draperies................ Flannel.................. Outing Flannel............................ Ladies’ and Chidren's underw’r. . Ladies’ and Children’* lluse . . Children’s Toques........ . ........ I Baby Hoods. . ............................ Baby Knit Saques..................... Fascinators ...................... Nigiit Gowns................................ Notions, and many other things. i rivals this week. Chickens and eggs wanted at the Up to date Fur Garments N. Commercial. Brown A Sous, Burns, Oregon. C T Miller and family came up from Lawen yesttrday. D. If. Smyth and family are from their Ilappv Valley homo. R. II. Brown, the Diamond sheep man is over on bu.-iness. Fresh fruit arriving daily at I Waters’ Fruit and Produce store. Comercial Hotel is headquarters To close out the stock Mrs. C. A. for Comercial traveling men. Byrd has reduced ladies under C. R Petarson was among our wear. visitors the lust of the week. Fruit jars at Geer it Cummins D. \V. Buchanan is here the guest j that are warranted against break- of his son Assessor Buchanan. | nge- Up to date Fur Garments N. Phil Bruner and A. W. How«er Brown .t Sons, Burns, Oregon. 1 were business visitors to our city The King and Sayer saw mill lias I Thureday. bpen closed down for the season. I’. M. Cheeney and family were Mr. and Mrs Harry McClure are the guests of relatives in Burns last the guests of Mrs Geo \V Haves. Saturday and Sunday. Foa S ale —One lot ami two Joe Rector dropped in yesterday houses situated on B street. In to see if the horse races were being quire of Paul Locher. pulled ofl’on the square. Mrs C A Byrd has received more \V. I.. Wooley and family are milliney this week including dress over from Diamond taking in the and plain liats. fair and visiting old friends. Grant Thompson and sister. Miss B orn —Last Wednesday to Mr. Marie, came up from Lawen yester and Mrs J. J. Donegan, a boy. All day. doing well—including Jimmie. I •Jason Bennett and little son were Rev G. W. Black will occupy I seen on our streets yesterday after the pulpit at the Baptist church noon. tomorrow morning and evening. Wm. Morrison and James Gil X ■ Weare now ready to fill your orders for FALL and £ WINTER SUPPLIES. OUR GUARANTEE: That von will receive honest value in every arti- cle you buy, and that we will undersell any le- giti mate competitor troni 2 to 5 per cent, and to cheerfully refund your money should you be dissatisfied with any article we sell you. This will convince yon we merit not part of your trade, but all of it. N. BROWN & 50NS Burns, Oregon. WE SELL EVERYTHING TO EAT, WEAR ANDUSE. We have sulky plows, walking bert came in from their homes near I plows.gang plows at railroad prices. Harney this morning. Full stock.—Geer it Cummins. Miss Pearly Fry and Ch s King Marion Horton and wife and were the prize winners in the waltz and little daughter have been taking ing contest at the dance last night. I in the sights at the fair grounds Tom llowser was seen on our Those Sunday dinners at Mrs. I. | this week. S. Geer’s are becoming more popu streets today. Lunabtirg it Dalton have re- lar. Meal tickets can be had upon Ladies Fur Collarette N. Brown j ceived a consignment of ladies hats application—21 meals for $5. & Sons, Burns, Oregon. | which you are invited to call and A. P. and J. I). Goss returned Ladies Fur Capes it Jackets N. o examine. from their hunt at the lakes the Brown it Sons, Burns, Oregon. The Richardson and James saw first of this week. They have re J. H. Loggan and family camo I : mill has a very creditable display Wo For cash tiro numerous. turned to their home at Sumpter. down from Harney this morning 1 A Try those warranted fruit jars at at Floral hall, consisting of mould are offering special bargains on Ib.tUU, flcer & Cuinniitls. Senator A. W. Gowan and wife ing, shingles, etc. Those Peacock, Ostrich and Tur largo orders. You can’t allord to returned last Saturday evening key feather dusters nt the Burns do without, such comforts when the Mrs. C. A. Bonnett has thorough Ladies Fur Collarettes N. Brown , 8 THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF price is within your reach. bred Plymouth Rock and Wyandott from their visit to their old home Furniture Co’s, are benuties. A Suns, Burns Oregon. ntl Gr. ANY NEW«VAPER IN THIS COUNTY. I roosters for sale at $1 each. Leave in Walowa county and other points WALL PAPER in the very latest Don ’ t buy your plow until you ! nvm____________________ Isaac Foster and wife were guests I orders at this otiice. The Columbia lias taken the designs and in varied patterns. have looked through C. II. Voetlv ’ s at the Cottag" since our last issue, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1901 i Just received a car loud You simply can’t do better else C. II. Voegtl v has just received second race from the Shamrock stock. --- = John Geinberling received his where. We have a team on the i a car load of plows and harrows of »nd now if she gets one more Sir of them. 'safe this week.and a new lot of Local News. road with some new and special de PS all sizes, arid ha« put a price on 'Thomas will have to come again Bailey Hayes and family and jewelry also. , for that cup. signs in this line. | i hi in that will make them go. 1 MrsTed Hnyes wi re visitors to the Silk waist and dress patterns at J. M. McKissick has been We do upholstering to order and Mr. and Mrs. Haclieney, of John . fair yesterday and taking in the All prices have been reduced 20 ^Zller A Thompson's. city the past week taking can fit you out with a couch or bed j per cent at Jorgenson’s, except sta- Day, spent several days in our city i dunce last night. lounge in any style desired. Call Baled hay at I.unaburg A Dal- 1 races and fair. iianery, which has been lower than this we< k leaving for home yester- Mrs. May Overton is seriously ill i’*, I cent a p^und. W. A. Hurlburt and wife were in any place in town. Call and see. while here tliey were the guests of nt her home in this city with little and see patterns of coverings, trim mings, etc. Ladies FurCape« A Jackets N. from tlu-ir Warm Spring Lome last Our stock nnd firm machinery Mr. and Mrs. I S Geer. hope for her recovery. The Indy l Saturday. •own A Sous, Burrs, Oregon. was never more complete. Feeders, Miss Susie Smith received a I has been suffering for some time. A complete line of tinware, gram School Supt. Bartlett returned plows, cultivators, drills, anything telephone message last Monda, I John Deere plows are the best 1 and crockery just iu at G. W. yesterday from visiting the schools you want.—Geer A Cummins. stating that her mother was dan plows made. You can get gongs, aters’. in the southern part of the county. Parties owing me are hereby gerously ill nt Eugene. Tho young sulkies, walking plows, or nny kind „ at B orn —Last evening, to Mr and W. L. Beet and wife made a fly I given notice that no one is author- lady left on Tuesday morning’s of plow at C. H. Voeglly’s, and get rs. Thos Cleveland, in this city, a' ing visit to our city this week. ■ ized to make collection.«, but »11 uc- stage via Ontario fur her mother’s them nt reduced prices. Call and by boy. 1». convinced. I bedside. Their elegant new home on Silver (counts must be paid to me. J ames E vans . Y’ou can't do better than get our creek is now undergoing the finifh- Prof. W. F. Werscbkul took his Bent Embree has been shaking departure for Portland last Thurs ices on farm machinery at this ing touches. | hands with his many friends in day morning via Whitney. The i^^jje—Geer A Cummins. We want to talk to you about : Burns thi« week. Bent lias been Professor fitu-hed his series of vo Mrs. Warren Curtis, of Narrows, plows _ drills cultivators, seeders etc. ¿Cot of Tfab/civaro has just arrived ' living in the southern part of the cal bssona last week with much I .* been in Burns the past week We have a full stock on hand at 11 urhich 'i o will sell at remarkably tow ' county for some time. I ! credit and Burns will rel ieve the prices. prices in competition with railroad. «der the care of Dr. Volp. - O. W. Porter, the big sheepman, ‘benefit of bis work from these who — Geer A Cummins. John Turner took bis departure arrived here Thursday from his took lessons. Prof. Werechkul Cups and saucers SUM) per set ‘ *r Harney county Thursday where Ike Schwartz will leave here home at Huntington. Mr. Porter proved himself a thorough vocalist F,’!r'. goes to purchase a band of feed- Moiiday for Whitney where he wiil 5 inch Decorated plates 65 per set is on his wav to Stien Mountain to nnd a good instructor. He will Ks and beef cattle—Canyon Eagle meet his father-in-law who is com- 6 inch Decorated plates 75 per set look alter his stock interests there. come again next summer at the W.W. Wiley, of Drewsey, who 10 W‘nter with Mr. Schwartz and wife. Sam Mothershead took his de urgent request of all his pupils 5 inch Decorated plates $1 per set is been at the Anderson hotel for parture Thursday moring for Port and no doubt next season will see This week we were shown a letter' Call and see our full line, GO-'« past three weeks under the care much greater advancement, in the Dr. Volp. being afflicted with from Gov. Geertoaprominentat- land where be goes as n representa local talent. iduSs •otted fever, i* reported much bet- torney of ihis pisce, stating that tive of Inland Lodge No ”0 K of P E. 11. Test, cashier of the First We can offer good bargains he had pardoned Robt. Jordan who , to the grand lodge which meets the 'wk* flt men and boys shoes. | 15th. National Bank of Ontario, came in was sent to the penitentiary from Carpi Mre. Etta Dodeo' and daughter, this county in ’97. Wednesday afternoon. He is here J. C. Beatty, accompanied bv his ru»y, arrived kom** last Sunday ' ' wife and child, arrived here /e*ter- on business connected with the G. W. WATERS & BROTHER V. J. Hopkins was a passenger visit to relatives in Cali- r. ran day from their home in the south bank and expects to start on his rai*. They were accompanied out on last Tuesday's Ontario stage return tomorrow. Mr. Test Lax J* >»e by Miss Pearl Fry. who will He will visit with relatives and ern put of the county. Mrs Beatty been talking to some of our promi i* suffering from neuralgia and is »_^*Och school on P i- n cre< . th - friends at Weiser, Idaho, for a few nent business men h»re in regard under the care of Dr. Marsden. weeks and then proceed to Portland inter. Wise Peari has many old to a telephone line from this place Mr. and Mrs. Frat.k Johnson are to Ontario, but ha« not received me friend* here who welcome her where he will spend the winter. turn to the home of her childhood. Among those taking in the dance over from their home at Prineville much encouragement, as they con last night from a distance were. and are the guests of Mr and Mre sider it unnecessary to put up mon- About every tw. weeks I will be Burbank Clay and Star Bm k'and I. B. Culp on Poison creek. They j ley for a line when we already have Burna with fruit Pears, Apples, of Harney, Waiter Gray, Ira Clark. will spend a couple of week« visit one to the railroad, Should the AID 170 C law« and Peach- I w r- *' TOtVLl? I:-I ItWf 11 Ora Hill, Oscar Swain and sister, ing relatives and old time friends promotecs of the line in from On- inly remember my o'd friends rr-Tfdy for O • •• .T 1. I'/ i'. • , >* in this vicinity. tar io see fit to build it without sol- •>• nds fh desta '’. nlire*7 id eustomera to the extent that j the Misses Thompsons, John and L So p-x/ponti-ze wn I Clarence Cary of Lawen. Mr. anil Mre. J. C. Wooley and ¡citing funds from th>- people, they y yr’.- ill do the very I can for them in Ti p. rr t ut I O’n-.idrr it my duty to , son. Alex, were in the city yester .m.1 t-m h 'tin f... to tf» V. of your radere wotild have a go*si business from A good audience greeted Prof. W lality of fruit and prices. To wl» i lu ! G «• ■ n.Throit, Hrwtiial or day from Granite, and went to P.ak- this section, as most of it would Is- Lu.-.g Tr i-, rf they wij write me tlwfr icb I premia* to deliver the best F Werechkul ar d bi* vocal class tr. * p ^office address. SmrerMy, ---- 'lality *T winter fruit and desire last Tuesday evening at th* pavil- ier Citv. where Mrs. Wooley will d ne over a line to that place than arms r. a . sL0crM.1t. a, ’u r-«n St, fc»r«t iat all my ant ere give me a ion. The concert, w»? believe, wa* visit with relatives and friend« Baker City. UJ I Udd 4» isnoe l*«*re«ng ling winter fruit well reeeiv-4 and came lip to what ! Mr. Wooley will take hi» sen to the • otn oUaara. H alvis CaMrBEi i. pwofl-e«[- t>d. Pr I. f . Werechkul ----- deaf-mute «i huol and then pr . eed S.M» Rewird. was suffering from a bad cold which to California on a ten day*’ vi»it Jotea Bilger and the manager of prevented his taking part, much to with his mother, at Santa Rosa.— “umpter Report. iia great religi* weekly expect the disappointment of all. > leaw* neat M today by private The « incert given by the famoo* You Think We are in receipt of a shipment wiveraacw for UriUno enroute to a»-? ir a»* or a r Family last Saturday ev»n- DeMiw* of "The Bo»» " Roaster, Baker and . ^ ortland. The 2at'*w g. • • t • stt* i Steamer which will be given awai ing WM largelv attended, people -"''i* K. of P «r«n kwlg- ar.d I to our co«U mere. They are a very coming from a distance to hear .r(« *n tally to a*ie> a new »cock of useful. de«iral>ie and i>»o.»»ry ar them Horn* of the nnml»n w»re JL-'wwr» I irniture for the Bar ■- F tie is W L-ii you have made rash render »nd received the hearty *p- rrfv»’*Msd t «•■•*>! f . • John goes to repress t burn* [‘«rebases to the amount <•( t:t>) a proval <* f the amilcr.ee But tak t I the big earwir«l now Using held roaster is given to you. Cail and in all. they did not give entire sat- U. M. f I ’- ico t Portias^ ¡Tier will be pits on. and g*t a card filled out. Mill*-« ¡•faction. J’, is poaeible that pe*ple £, »o weeks. • xpeeted U . much from tb*m. i * Thon.peon I, :=r. A Complete Line of Men’s Winter Underwear and Overshirts. S chwartz & B udelman , Burns, Oregon. OUR SPECIALS A NEW AND PRETTY 1 ELEGANT BED-ROOM SETS, various styles in dressers, chiffon iers, commodes, ladies combination cabinets, sideboards, etc. Exten sion tables, library tables, center tables, dining chairs, rockers, cots, iron beds, children’s cribe,couches, window shades, curtain rials and trimmings. In fact we have every thing carried in an up to dato fur niture store. Bo sure to get our prices on car pet», mattings, mattresses, pillows, kitchen oil cloth, tapestry portiere, building paper, carpet lining, pic ture moulding. BURNS FURNITURE CO. When ready to purchase your reliable O. C. Co., Huntington Our lines are now lull and com píete, and at prices as low as the lowest FERRY’S SEEDS C or res pon de n ce solicited