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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1901)
i! Up to date Fur Garments N. Ladies Fur Collaretts N. Brown Brown A Sons, Burns, Oregon. A Sons, Burn«, Oregon. “Victoria” $3 00 shoes for woman Ladies Fur Capes A Jackets N. —Schwartz A Budelman. dealers tn Brown A Sons, Burns, Oregon. We have sulky plows, walking Wm. Clark, the Lawen merchant plows,gang plows at railroad prices. has been in our city for several Full stock.—Geer A Cummins days. % The wind storm of yesterday is a Fruit jars at Geer A Cummins gentle reminder that it is going to 1 that are warranted against break- I be winter after while. a^e. X X C. H. \ oegtly has just received Syd Couiegvs and wife are in our a car load of plows and harrows of city, stopping with Mrs Comegys’ all sizes, and has put a price on I mother Mrs Anderson, them that will make them go. “Victoria’”—only $3 00—Ladies W. L. Spencer and family spent caj] and ......... I see them. Something new several days in Burns this week, week. .• > . . n . ■ -Oil ’ Schwartz A Budelman having come over for medical treat- I . / John Loggan, of Harney wa, merit for Mrs Spencer. among the freighters to arrive from Those Sunday dinners at Mrs I the railroad this week. S. Geer’s are becoming more popu James Sherman, the horse buyer, lar. Meal tickets can be had upon has received quite a number of cav application—21 meals for $5 5 alry horses this week. Last Thurs Attorneys Parrish, Williams and ! I j— Str,! day the boys from the Island ranch Mebsterall left for Canyon City were in with several head for him. I I the first of the week to attend cir John Deere plows are the best cuit court. plows made. You cau get gongs, All prices have been reduced 20 sulkies, walking plows, or any kind per cent at Jorgenson’s, except sta- of plow at C. II. Voegtly’s, and get tianery, which lias been lower than them at reduced prices. Call and any place in town. Call and see. be convinced. Willie Gilham was a visitor from NOTICE the south end of the county this æî week. Willie has many old lime Notice is hereby given, by the un- in , I LADIES AND CHILDRENS CASHMERE HOSE friends and former schoolmates j dersigned Recorder of the City of here. Burna, in persuance of an order of 8 Our stock and farm machinery the Common Council of said city, was never more complete. Seeders, that “B” street beginning at Maiu plows, cultivators, drills, anything street extending Westward from Our Ladies "/ICTORIA” $3.00 Shoes unex Main street five blocks will be im you want.—Geer & Cummins. proved by establishing a grade celled for style and durability. Attorney J. G. Saxton has fitted thereon between said pointe above up an office in the Vaughn building mentioned, and laying or causing — where he will be glad to meet hia to be laid sidewalks along and on the sides of such street between JOHN GEMBERLING, friends and clients. said points. The grade proposed Jeweler. Optician The Richardson A James saw to be laid or constructed should be Enixraver. mill is again turning out lumber of established and constructed in ac Fine Watch Repairing A all kinds. The mill is located in cordance with a survey beietofore cialty. good timber with a good road and made as shown by the stakes set NEXT POOR TO I’. O. is ready to fill any size order pent along said street by the surveyor, in. They also make the best shin showing the beighth of the proposed Fine plating done by Jorgenson gles. Call for prices. grade and sidewalks. All persons Ex-Commissionor A. B Marks owning property abutting said Ladies rib vests at Miller it h „ r, ■<-•-*■■■*- and Martin Massiker, who left here street between the points above Thompson’s. T S THE LARGEST CIRCULATION or some time ago for Southern Oregon mentioned and desiring to file a PCX 0. J. Darst, was down from his f ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. with the intention of locating, re remonstance against the proposed mines this week turned this week Mr. Marks says improvement shall file the same in S aturday . sovember is. ijoi , Ladies Fur Collarettes N. Brown I this is the best country he ha. writing with the undersigned re " <t Sons, Burns Oregon. struck. They brought back the corder,not later than 8 day, from Local News. , Bert Cameron spent a few days horses they took down to market, the date of this notice. ■K »cfe Dated November 16 1901. . . - in our city this week. not having found any demand for The absolute simplicity of C. 8. B iggs . A Venator aiwi family are guests Upto date Fur Garments N them. the EASTMAN KODAKS at Mr«. Gwr’s City Recorder. Brown <6 Sons, Burns, Oregon has been the secret of their Dr. L L. White is very much in J’ J \V Shown was seen on our seccess, in fact so easy lias J J Donegan ivas a passenger terested in irrigation project, and NOTICE. ' -t re-ts toiliiy. photography become that will no doubt do considerable inthe ou* on Thursday’s stage. Silk waist and dress patterns at any bright boy or girl of wavof reclaming land in this sec Notice is hereby given, by the Try those warranted fruit jars at tit Mider & Thompson’s. 10 years can successfully tion. He ba« a patent on a hot air I undersigned City recorder of the Geer i Cummin«. accomplish every step in engine «imilar to the Rider-Ericseon I City of Burns in i persuance of an Dick Martin was a business vis- E. E Mogan, the Paulina stock which he manufactures picture taking, from ‘press himself j order of the Common Council of tor yesterday. . man, was among our visitor« this and which will be put on the ing the button” to “doing mar- said city, that Main or Second liilrna Ladies Fur Capes A Jackets N week. the rest.” ket here Dr White has sent for street will be improved by construct Brown A >on>, Burn“, Oregon. We have a full line of F or S ale ok T rade —A nice sil- his tools which will be installed in ing or causing to be constructed, Have you seen the C bristmas ver cornet and iea.het case See it a suitable building Thi, is a mat sidewalks on both sides of said these Kodaks and are al number Delineator? ways glad to explain them ter in which all Harney county is street, beginning at “B” street on at the City Drug Store. to anyone interested in J. A. Williams, of Calamity, is the north and extending south to Robt Irving and wife and little interested. this fascinating amuse ''—■•»ver on a visit to his brother l’erry son were vjsiting relatives and the southern limits ot said city; ment. Th** Burn" Fnrnitnr*» Co ha" jn*t ind sisters. that the grade of all sidewalks on friends in Burns one day this week ’ B“' , — received a hie lot nf now pnod". said street must l»e of an uniform CITY 1>H ITO STORE Those Peacock. Ostrich and Tur- Don’t buy your plow until you Th#* n#*nnl#* nf Harn#*r enuntv nre height as shown by the survey II. M. H orton , Propt. ev feather duster« at the Burns have looked through C. II. Voetly’« invited tn mil and import the new heretofore made by by J. E John- furniture Co'«, are beauties. stock. Just received a car load 1 hedrnnm "nite, pidehnardfl. chiffon- ion and now on file in the office of I, Our better half and laughter are of them. le's. etc the undersigned city Recorder and V - / ¡siting with Mr, A S Swain at as shown by the stakes set along A. 8. Swain and daughter Helene J H. Garrett was down from ^awen thia week., I the sides of said street by the sur tcame up from Lawen Thursday. Emigrant creek this week, John . A. K. Ricnardson and W. H. Mr. Swain left the next morning veyor between the points mentioned brought down a wagon tire which 'anady are down from the saw ....... fi,r p -. ortlund ........ J where he had been he picked up on the emigrant trail that the grade of all sidewalk« )RtrfU. • a'oog said street heretofore establi summoned on the Federal jury. in that section many years ago,and shed shall be altered and changed to tod!' You can't do better than get our J. C Dodson of Bidwell started presented it to the Native Song. conform to the survey above men rices on farm machinery at this Hibbard A Brownton's new den tioned; all persod« owning proper i 50 head of tine horse, for Terrno inis i n»e—Geer A Cummins. ^yesterday. The animal, were pur tal office received this week a load ty adjacent to and abutting upon S. I. Win. Morri«on and James Gil-- chased in Harney county, and from the railroad. Dr. Hibbard hay the propottd improvement of «aid •rt, were seen on oar etreets yes- will be delivered at Terrno to Geo. ing shipped his equipment from streot and sidewalk«, desiring to *4i« rday. Bayley.— Lakeview Examiner. the Portland office to Burn«, where file a remonstrance against the pro Ladies it will pay y .u to call and he will now reside permanently posed improvement «hall file the Dr. Herbert Browrton, the den _e the new dree, . ds just re- The doctors wish to announce that same in writing with the under ’ lived at Lunaburg and Dalton’,. tist, left yesterday for the 8outh on I they are now better prepared than signed city Recorder not later than a professional visit. L.. Dr. ________ Brownton1 , ..... , . . . • Bob George, who I. a« l>een em- will do some work enroute to Win | ever to do all kinds of work in their 8 day» from the date of this notice. Dated thia 16 day of November oyed by Bailey A Johnson for nemucca and from there he will go line. Office just east of Bank. ¡1901; C. 8. Broos. For first dm me time, left Wednesday for to San Francisco to visit bis father About every two weeks I will be City Recorder uiyoa to visit with relatives and and relative, for a month or more. in Burn« with fruit: Pear», Apples, n,end' • .i,< His main object in visiting the city, Plom, Bn<1 peBcheB. I will cer IV- Tom Jones exp- h to- o-' however, is to take a poet-graduate tainly remember my o'.d friends >rrow for Caayon. He inform, course in dentistry, which be will A complete »lock of.’everything and customers to the extent that J complete before hi, return. that he has written .a fine lot of ’ in an up-to-date «hop. Their I will do th« very I can for them in <urance policies for hi, company price, are sight. Give them a Dr. L. I. White, a dentist form , quality of fruit and price«. To ice arriving in Burns. 1 call. erly of Portland, arrived in our city ; such I promise to deliver the beet FOR NEXT WEEK: ONLY! We want to talk to you about the first of the week for the pur quality of winter fruit and desire SOUTH MAIN ST., BURNS. ___ >w, drill,cultiva' :- •• > r, etc. pose of locating permanently. Dr. that all my customers give me a Tinware and Glassware. • have a full stock »> 1 at White has opened hie office in the chance before engaging winter fruit era in competition with nil- ad Voegtlv building, occupying the from other«. A lvin C ampbell . Tin Cups, ■> cents, Linar Cammil - room« formerly ueed by Dr. Klebs bust Par.«, 10 esnts Messrs Horton and Thom peon of « iron lewis , 1 T. gamrctt The gentleman is prepared to do nX*H«rry Smith an i the hunting party mentioned in I Gallon Buckets 10 cents all kinds of work in bis line. See / w*ve returned fr our la«t iaauo, returned Mond«r Gallon Bueketr. 15 cents th Smith, wbo w«e sev-rely bort his ad in this issue. evening loaded to tb» guard« with LEWIS A GARRET, P boi ». a run-awav mar W—•• <11 recent-| 14 inch Drip Pans, 15 cents M e are io receipt of a shipment game Tom. Jon»«. Tom Sager« south main « tkeet . • n A yet able • of "The Boes Roaster, Baker and and Hank Felton did not coma in 16 inch Drip Pane. 20 cents Tbi« barn hsa juat be*n com • «- n 'he first oft -teamer which will be given awav urtil Wedneadar afternoon. All J a men Ada pleted and my patron, will be Tumbler, per set. 15 cents ■*•''» week from (•. • sv g to our customer«. They are a very Rnm, was fed on dock, goowe and well treated. Hor«M entrort- Goblets per set. *M» cents na ia to Ale on «otr.e land ad- useful, desirable and n«cee«ary ar ■wan that night, the boy« having ed to me will receive the beat -wing hia broth«- ( l.arle» He ticle W beti you have made cash ► »gg»d wxnething like 400 bird, of care. H.y 25 cents Be sure and inspect our new ora m m Char)*« ia doing well. pur hasee to the amount cf t.10 a and tbav were for any one who hap . BALED HAY FOR SALE roaster ia given to you. Call and pened to want them Th««e fel line of Toilet Soaps just arrived. g diapoaed af Year Pair mag. Solicited. I •i fignrv and even cuntr«< ted and get a card filled out. Miller low, have a warm pl«i* It« the G. W. W4TFRS 4 W0THFW. i V' u< xt j <• r’t ero; * Thom icon heart, of their fr.edt io Boro, s Schwartz & Budelman GENERAL MERCHANDISE Weare now ready to fill your orders for FALL and WINTER SUPPLIES. New Novelties in Fur Col larettes and Boas. Cloth Capes and Jackets. OUR GUARANTEE That you will receive honest value in every arti cle you buy, and that we will undersell any le gitimate competitor lrom 2 to 5 percent, and to cheerfully refund your money should you be dissatisfied with any article we sell you. Our store is chuck full of pretty waist- ings, Elegant Dress Goods. We have just received another shipment among which is all wool Black Serge, Cashmere Sicillian Mohair, all wool Homespun Dress Goods, and all wool Henrietta. This will convince you we merit not part of your I trade, but all of it LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES ..EEL ■ $> V N. BROWN & SONS. X AS Burns, Oregon. | WESELL EVERYTHING TO EAT, WEAR ANDUSE «e I I S chwartz & B udelman , Burns, Oregon. The Times-Jierald. Kodaks OUR SPECIALS For cash are numerous. We are offering special bargain« on large orders. You can’t aflord to do without such comforts when the price is within your reach. WALL PAPER in the very latest designs and in varied patterns. You simply can’t do better else where. We have a team on the road with some new and special de signs in thia line. We do upholstering to order and can fit you out with a couch or bed lounge in any style desired. Call and see patterna.of coverings, trim mings, etc. 1 li l! ELEGANT BED-ROOM SETH, various styles in dressers, chiffon iers, commodes, ladies combination cabinets, aidebcards, etc. Exten sion tables, library tables, center tables, dining chairs, rockers, cots, iron beds, children's cribe, couches, window shades, curtain rods and trimmings. In fact wo have every thing carried in an up to date fur niture store. Be sure to get our prices on car pets, mattings, mattresses, pillows, kitchen oil cloth, tapestry portiere, building paper, carpet lining, pic ture moulding. BURNS FURNITURE CO. O Co HOPKINS & HUNTER'S ÌWEIDER PHOTO STUDIO NEW FEED BARN. When ready to purchase your fall supplies don’t forget the old reliable O. C. Co., •9 Huntington. Our lines are now lull and com- plete, and at prices as low as the lowest. Correspondence solicited.