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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1902)
S. \v. McMurphy is reported on •? i the sick list. Job printing —The Times-Herald Julius Chandler is in from the & ' John Budelman and bride are • Warm Sptings. expected homo next week. Slieepsbeariug will soon begin ,1 Garden Seeds in great variety at in this county. Voegtlv A Kenyon’s. The warm showers of yesterday Father McDevitt is expected werequite refreshing. home this week, we are informed, Hon. Will R. King is expected Mr* C. A. Byrd has a fine lot of here frotu Ontario to attend the new spring millinery und more ar- circuit court. riving every few days. “Big Bob” Angevine has gone in Insurance Agent Comstock, of to the saloon business over at John the Equitable Life, is doing busi Day. ness in Burns. David Carey is over from Crane McCalls patterns are carried by Creek, the guest of Sheriff Shelley N. Brown Sons. They have no - and family. equal; so simple a child can use 8. F. Tyler, W. B. Parker and M. I them. Cartwright came in yesterday on Mrs. William Cummins and ' land business. daughter, Miss Drusa, are the There will be another baseball guests of relatives and friends in game one week from to-morrow at our city. the fair grounds. A. Hembree was in from Riley Miss Rosetta Eastland gave the the first of the week, He was ac comuanied home by hia son Guy pupils of her room in the public schools a picnic last Saturday at on his return. ■^Tbe many friends of Mrs. Win Brown’s dam. Have you registered? Schwartz & Budelman in •It, •GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Jbót.- ¿ Spring Sewing Time is Here There is no time like the present to buy your Summer Goods. We are now showing an ele gant line of Wash-Fabrics, all bright, New Goods. j * j» jt jt jt j* dow display wilt show you Shirt-Waists in <5nd toss Varieties---- jfit /902 Soods ... . •® Beautiful white Shirt-Waists with embroidery and lace insertions and trimming«. Tan and colored Shirt \Tnits in pretty designs which will please the most fastidious—Handsomely finish ed and trimmed You can find them in all sizes now....................... ...................................................... COME AND GET FIRST PICK •ßuilci A most attractive and large assortment of Ladies’ Belts will also catch your eys when entering oar store. They will interest you see them ............................................................................. ’> 0,-FJ- , M(J NEW LACES EMBROIDERIES All Over I jaces. Valencine*, Insertions to match.......... All Over Embroideries and Insertion.................................. Ladies' Keekwciu—.Most beautiful creations of silks iii delicate and deep shades.—Very artistically arranged............................................. No one can offer von better bargains —We know how to buy and buy BEST —No store in the large cities can make you better prices............. .......................... ........... tb** u. S chwartz & B udelman , Burns, Oregon. Jieralà. An entire Photographic outfit for sale. Call at the Weider Studio. <y bon Bud Stearling, the well known ——uta the largest circulation of liquor man, was doing business in ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. i our city this week. C. M. Kellogg, the stage man spent several days with us this week leaving yesterday for Canyon Local News. I City. We are informed that Mrs. C. S. EmoYy Hi 1 was in our city Mon Biggs will come over from Canyon ey. ! next week on a visit to old friends David Turner and family were and relatives. )l\’ i-«l. at the Cottage Wednesday. ■ M FitzGerald arrived home 8ATURVAT. Afilli, ill. 19» I W. G. McDonald traveling re Gowan are glad to note her appear ance on the streets once more after presentative of W. S. Hallaid, of San Francisco, is interviewing our a long siege of rheumatism. hardware men. Sam Mothershead returned home The Cottage Hotel people are i I last Monday evening from Port land. whither he went to attend i preparing more rooms to accom i modate their guests by dividing up the democratic state convention. Our people have taken advan those formerly occupied by the col tage of the present fine weather to lege. EAT, USE AND WEAR ’ttZZ and get our prices before placing your business for the coining season. N. BROWN & SONS Dealers in General flerchandise prepare and plant their gardens We are agents for the celebrated and soon the early vegetable will Queen Quality shoes for women. be plentiful. They are sold the world over and Fred Fisk has opened his barber no shoe in America excels Queen shop in the building vacated by Quality. N. Brown A Sons. John Gemberling next door to the To the many friends in Burns post office, where he will be glad to who so liberally contributed to the meet his friends. See his ad in pound social on Wednesday even this issue. ing. April 16, for the benefit of the i Ray Smith’s new engine recently pastor of the Baptist church and bought from the Idaho Implement his family, we extend otir cordial Co. got tired tne first of the week thanks. This kind of work is a and refuses to move. Considerable gleam of comfort in a hard worked coaxing has been done but without pastor’s life. May God bless each donor temporally nod spiritually the desired effect. i We especially thank the sisters who Mrs. E. IL King and sons*, ' worked to get it up. Charles, Jess and Geor e, arrived Fraternally and cordially, home from California last Saturday G. W. B lack evening. They report having had M b «. E. R. B lack . I a pleasant visit with relatives and friends during the past winter. MRS. T. D. HARPÙSDEAD The co-partnership heretofore ex isting between Simon Lewis and .1 T. Garrett has been dissolved by mutual consent, J. T. Garrett re tiring from the business. Simon Lewis pays all the indebtedness of the firm and collects all bills due same. S imon L ewis . J.T. G arrett . Burns, Ore., April 3, 1902. c We have a lot of chair« and you I have eight different styles from which to choose. Oar stock of iron tied* has been increased too. Ihiyo you seen them? Well, you ought t >. Five styles ill that linn. Thu way to rest nt night is to get a set | of those “Yuinyum” springs. We have something new in tho ¡line of pillows. Call and see our “Colonial" and “Turkish” pillows. Wall Paper, Building paper and picture moulding. T IE FSSK^ I)r. E. M. Clark, the well-known Caldwell, April 11. — Mrs T. I). eye specialist, will be in Burns for BARBER SHOP We have bed-room suits “for fur two weeks, from April 21st. Dr. Harris died at her residence in this ther orders.” besides n varied ns- F ruii F isk , Proprietor. Clark will have his headquarters at city this morning from pneumonia. 'sortnunt of extra dressers, com Th ¡it shop has just been opened to the I the French Hotel, where he will be Deceased was about 55 years of age modes mid chiffoniers and wooden a ihare of the patronage public and solicita glad to meet his old friends and I an earnest Christian and a generous HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, i 1 bedsteads. Writing desks, book j lovable friend. She leaves a bus- anyone who has «ye troubles. I cases, tapestry, window shads, mir Frank Rieder our candidate for Thursday after an absence of sever- SHAMPOOING, ETC. I band and seven children. The fuller Tom Sagers, Len Walton, Bros rors, curtain poles and trimmings, ounty clerk epent a couple of days al weeks in Portland and other j al will take place tomorrow nfter- Ecrrythiug Jirsl damn and up to date. 1 center and extension tables, music Byrd and a friend were fishing on 1 the country this week. i Western Oregon towns. . noon. Charles E. Harris, editor of door ta Pomi Office. Poison Creek Wednesday. They I cabinet«, etc. - F or S ale —Some berry bushes! John Gemberling has put a new can tell the biggest fisli stories yet | the Montpelier Examiner, is in the y - - Mattresses in variety: All wool, nd shrubbeiy; also six lots. In- glass front in a part of the Clieat- and hold the medal. They re city, having been called hereby “Quaker,” “Alxmdale," Silk Floss. THE STREET-::: OUND ON uine of. ham property and will move his turned with fish, but they were the | the illness of his mother. — Boise Price* to fit any purse. G. H D yer . jewelry stock and shop in imediate- dried herring they took along for j Statesman. We discount all others on A mémorandum of a lot of Till'. Mrs Harris was well known here T. G. Kribs and family are now O’- ' lunch. rugs, art squarse and portiers. having lived in Burns with her little things must get at the iving in our citv, having rented J. G. South, formerly superinten The baseball game at the fair family for many years. She was a CITY DRUG STORE dent of the French-Glenn ranch in he Byron Terrell residence. i grounds last Sunday afternoon, be highly respected lady and her N. Browi A Sons have ma le bet-1 Oregon, arrived Saturday from San tween the Business College nine friends are grieved to learn of her Comb Accordion Instrument Strings _ er uric«* than the outside jieople Francisco — Winnemucca Silver and the Red Stockings, resulted in death. H-r daughter, Mrs W. L Brush Mirror School Books inve when given the opportunity. State. Wooley, lives at Diamond. The an overwhelming victory for the Pocket Book Mem. Books C. E Kenyon left last Monday [ latter, the score standing 32 to 6. liereaved relatives have the sym Glass Cutter • •••it jb )| ( s t|lfi i:lw-mill firm Time Books Blank Books if Richard -on A James, was down for Malheur county on a tour of Lack of practice was the cause of pathy of a wide circle of friend* in Finger Cott lie ex the poor game. Tooth Brush Magazines I this county. ’roni Harney the first of the week. the P L S Co ranches. Nail “ Snaps —Dealers in— pects to return the first of next John D. Dalv, of the firm of Lady’s bicycle for sale cheap; Cloth “ Ki lf<> week. Dissolution Notice. Scissors Bath “ Daly A Robbins, prominent mer »1*0, oil household goods at private Four beautiful pictures, framed, chants of Drewaev, was in town on “ Razor <ale. Cali early at the Weider Notice is hereby given that the Hair Lather “ Razor Strap Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, (’a tilery, Eu rm to lie given away by N. Brown A business this week. Mr. Da’.v says copartnership heretofore existing Studic. Falls Sons during April. Commencing | the roads are gettting in good between Samuel Bailey and C. W. Match Box ! mplmiciils, Windmills, l’umys, Taint, Marld**« llarmomea Circuit court convenes next Mon- Oil, Doors, Windows, Etc., Etc. on April 1st and during that month ; shape, and several teams are now John sou. under the firm name of Pano Silverware > lay. The trial of Miller and Col- a ticket with every cash purchase on the road to Huntington from Bailey A Johnson, was dissolved Violin U «'c|| t well is the most important case on ' ,OCK j z Peter Clemens was appointed i » he interior.— Huntington Herald by mutual consent on January 1st, Guitar 8UMM0NS J0,,N the docket M andol i n .1 ewelry 1902, C. W. Johnson retiring from Banjo ( road master by the county court t 'nmera . We are in receipt of a shipment Thornton Williams bad to stot last Saturday. It was a good sc- of "The Bos*” Roestvr, Baker and the business. All accounts due Blue Vitrol Pinving Cards In the Circuit Court of tha State of in' Bakei City for a few day« while » Calling lection and we hop* to see great Steamer which will be given away the said firm are payable to C. W. Copperas Oregon, for Harney County. euroute hom- from the state con Sulphur Checkers S am B aii . ky . improvement in our public roads to our customers. They are a very Johnson. William S, (linings, Plaintiff, VS. vention, on account of illness, Hr Cream Tartar Chees C. W. J ohnson . this season. Nellie Gillings, Defendant. useful, desirable and necessary ar-1 S<xJ a il'ipa arrived here Thursday. Ill tlie name of the State ol I < Ire NEXT LOOK TO I’. <>. Truss Benaine Fell and complete line of Garden tide When you have made cash Religious Service.. The W. dsor is one of the most Sweet Oil Camphor gm: Seeds and Onion sets fresh from purchases to the amount of t30 a elegant and attractive bar rooms Spin Nitre Peppermint You are hereby required to np- ••••••••••«•••••••as. the growers just received. Owing roaster is given to you. Cail and Christian Science services II t Paregoric Laudanum in Eastern Oregon, has the best pear and answer the complaint to the fact that these reed have and get a card tilled out. Miller their church (the obi Caldwell hall) Essence Vanilla Insect Powder line of cig «rs iii Burna. Gentle- tiled against you in the above en A Thompson lieen very late in arriving we are every Sunday at 11 a. m and 7:30 *' Lemon Bedbug Poi-on titled suit and court, on or liefore tneuly mix ilogi-ts and courteous “ Banana Cement determined to dispose of them and the window p. m. Also meeting every Wednes Say, did you notice the 26 day of April, 1902, this be treatment iceurded all customers. day evening at H All are invited Pen« Holders and will make reductions in prices at Geer A Cummins? There is the a ing the last day of the time pre • to attend. Subject for Suridav a Pencils Tablet We are informed J L. Rand of in order to close them out —Geer «V I finest display of gun« and fishing scribed In the order for publication a April 2" “Proba’i m After Death ” Nut« Cigars • of this summons, mid if you fail so a Baker City has t>een retained to Cummins. tackle ever seen in Burn». Double April 27, “Everla«-ing Punish- Tobacco Pipe to appear or answer for want there a a«*i*t Par- «h A Rembold in de a ment. ” Can<lv Pilb Pole Mrs. Frank Dibble started home barrelled shot guns, Winchester of plnirititl will apply to the court a fending Miller and Colwt-ll. Mr. ' Fish Line Fi«h Hooks a and Marlin repeater« rifles, gattlirig for the relief prayed for in plain- i the first of the week in company Rev. A J Irwin will preach at a Diamond Dve Salve Rand ia. th- republican nominee a till’» eomvlaint, viz: iVe thi with W. C. Cecil. One of the guns, pupguns and any old thing Harney the 2nd Sunday of each Pilb a Court Plaster for atalel -en «tor for this district That the I kmh I s of matrimony • cents | horses got the line tangled in hi* The-e are being sold at reduced month at 11a. m. and 7:30p. m. Glue Chewing Gum a now existing la-tween plaintiff ami a and an able lawy-r. The gentle-' Shw Puliali i tail, and, in trying to free it. Mr prices and the sportsman who don't Sabbath school every »abbath al 2 Syringe a Defendrmt L* forever disolved «nd man arrived here Tnursdav. a Tooth Pick» Squirrel Poison Cecil broke it, and the team rar. take advantage of it is lo*er. Better p. m. held for naught, and tlist plaintiff a Prescription Carbolic A* id a There will be preaching service« Judge Fparrow, C. F. McKinney, «wav. Mrs. Dibble wa* consider- drop in today. have costs «ml disbursements • •aa«a«a»a»«aa«<>«a< Jamaica Ginaer Machine Oil at the Poison Creek school house Tbi* summons is served upon WiK McK innev and George Duns-1 ably jarred and had tn return io — —— — - On oir first page of this issue will every 4th Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Glycerine Caetor (HI you by <>rder of Hon. Janie« A iimre left last M md.iy for Narrows secure the services of a doctor Tooth Powder Piaste*« Ire found the display ad of the Rev. A. J Irwin, pastor. Sparrow. County Judge <>f Harney noth Th* Jndg- went down te look after Etc Etc. 1 Cough Medic ins Give your home merchant« a Malheur Mercantile Company, of county, Oregon dated, mad* and At the Presbyterian church " -It. while ■ filed on th* l'th day of March, .chance to sell you your g'*od« which E A. Fraai-r i» mar»ag»r. Burn*. Rev. A J Irwin pastor /W* Cut tiii a out a tai put it in l' <-2 hi I t -continue for at least IL tt:ed th* :r luck with , Iton’t give an outside boose vonr Thi« i* not a new firm to our people Itevin* «ervievs th* third and fourth All tfiO ni>ove and «ix successive week*, beginning duck* ur*»./ g-<4e They all re- order without giving your horn* by anv mean« i< th- M M Co. >« Sundays of each month at 11 a tn. your hat with tb l.Vhdsyrrf March, 1902, V-V -dur. at>d from ap- meri haul a chaoc« U> be beard If well kr.own to manv,especially the arid 7:30 p in. »abbath •< hool al ruote, too, can Ice found at thi“ lieitig the day <>( the first pub 10 a. m -very Sabbath morning. » bed g»*o-i tertone—«t “juo bare been quoted price« not manager who haa Been connected lication. and ending on the 20 day least Q' rge didn’t have to hide »atiefactury give N. Brown <tr Son. with bu«in*s« in On'ano f ,r many Preaching services at the Baptist of April. lie'2. th* »«me being th* <>nt ecwbiii.z* ar wearing apparel a l id for your trade, by all means rears. Wool men *hoaM remem church every l.t and 2nd HtMdaya, <>( Murili. on hia^teturn. a« he did l««t Sun giye your merchant* and your ber that this firm ba« a large n*w morning and evening Munday A go<MÌ Malo CMsbination vi» « «chord every Sunday at Ila. tn. kf* day. T* > w«fer in Silrie* river i« neighbor a chance «gainst stratig- warehouse d «n B ill ”., this prayer meeting > v *- t Thursday camera for »ale cheap at tir* W> ider •Ft r.u-»r •et years’ dip VOEGTLY & KENYOi HARDWARE AND MACHINES 1 Horton’s Pharmacy.