Cl- Ed Parsons was a passenger in on last Saturday’s stage. HE SHOULD BE ELECTED. Schwartz & Budelman James Pirie and wife were **'« E ditor H erald : There is one candidate nut for election or rejec­ from Cow Creek yesterday. tion, as the care may be. whose tn * Boots and shoes guaranteed by character has not been more than the O. C. Co., Huntington. incidentally touched upon by the Frank Bunyard, and wife came newspapers, and since, in the opin­ in from Cow Creek yesterday. ions of nine-tenths of those who F. G. Stanffen was a business have given proper thought to the Have you visited our Store lately? visitor from Crane Creek this week subject, tins particular candidate is the most important one on the Acme Mowers, Rakes and Sweep Have you seen our New Summer Goods? Stakes at the O. C. Co., Hunting­ entire ticket. 1 trust that it is not asking too ton. much of you to beg space for this They are Simply Beautiful and an Endless Some nice refreshing showers communication. I am referring to this week have been quite bene­ ithe Initiatve and Referendum ,1 Steell line of Dress goods for Summer wear in Variety to Choose from ficial. amendment. In 1900 arid 1902 all the latest styles. ' both of the leading political parties Frank Cawlfield and George Simmons were seen on our streets at their state conventions endorsed WASH FABRICS—Most select designs. Ging­ el full line of Shirt Waist „Materials in every­ I the Initiative and Referendum, and yesterday. thing netc and desi rabie. hams. Percales,’’ Organdies. Lawns. Sateens. « if in the coining election a large The firm whose word is behind ; majority of votes is not given for Laces, Ribbons, and Embroidery Trimmings. the goods is the O. C. Co., Huu- it, it will be because the people have tiugton. not been told about the good that Julius Chandler would follow its adoption. Ladies’, Summer Shirt-Waists in White, day making final proof on his During the campaign thousands homestead. Tan andxColored. of columns of editorials have been J. E. Loggan, republican candi­ I written and printed against the date for assessor, was a visitor to “ leese law” proposition, and this J is all right, since it is the only our city this week. thing we can do to defeat it. But W. Y. King and family moved to are we going to defeat it? If we the sawmill this week, where they had the Initiative and Referendum will spend the summer. NEW SHOES! I in force in ilia United States, do NEW SHOES! The oil fields are ten miles from I you think the people would be Hvntington. 1 lie O. C. ~ Co. is in' .............. ........... ...... of Examine our late shipment. They're Beauties. a]arlned ____ about the ....... enactment Huntington. [such yicious legislation as this Charles Comegys was shaking same proposed lease law? Do the hands with his many friends in ’ people want lease laws, ship sub­ I sidies, and a host of others which Burns the first of the week. Dell Dibble was in from Silver I we have in fact or in prospect? Of Greek this week on business. This course, the people do not want| office acknowledges a pleasant call. them; and the Referendum is de­ rsz^-szs,- signed to put a stop to such legis­ The only firm that buys goods lation, since under it the people, by the trainload is the O. C. Co., the whole people, may have a vote Huntington. | upon all measures, and shall say We have a I -t of chairs and you chwartz udelm an whether they shall or not become THE FiSK have eight different styles from J. R. Jenkins which to choose. Our stock of iron BARBER SHOP Jenkins Bros ranch the first of the laws. The Initiative is merely a priv­ beds has been increased too. Haye week. John reputs the sheep in F red F isk , Proprietor. ilege ami means that the people you seen them? Well, you ought good condition. T/iis s/iep ha» juit been o/iened to the I have the right to propose a meas­ public and eolieite a »hare of the patruiifujr 11. Five styles in that line. The Dr. L. E. Hibbard, accompanied ure. The Referendum gives all way to rest at nightjs to get a set J ¡F. Malion is in on business. HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, by his family and brother. Cloud, the people the right to vote upon of those “Yumyum” springs. SHAMPOOING, ETC. Thomas Bain was among our left yesterday’ for an outing in the measure, which must be re­ We have something new in the visitors from Harney yesterday. Stein Mountain. Ereri/lhiui) Jirtl elan and up to date. line of pillows. Call and sen our ferred to them for their acceptance IAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF “Colonial" and “Turkish” pillows. tiF'A’rzl door to Poti Office, Walter Cross was in from hi» The largest stock of’goods in or rejection. ANY NEWSl'ATER IN THISCOUNTY. Wail Paper, Building paper ami Trout Creek home a few days this' Eastern Oregon is carried by the I believe that a large majority of picture moulding. O C. Co, Huntington. week. my fellow-citizens, atid a large BATI'HU AY. MAY 24.19 i FOUND ON THE STREET I P M. Cheeney and family were A jovenile musical program is majority of people everywhere, being prepared by Dora Caldwell want to do right, and are not guests of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Local News. A memorandum of a lot of Tin and Nita Smith, to be rendered at alarmed at the prospect of giving Lewis a day or two this week. little things 1 must get at the into their hands the power which e have bed-room suits for fur­ Isaac Foster was a visitor Satur­ Judge Sparrow and Roadmaster Floral Hall on June 5th. the proposed amendment would ther orders,” besides a varied as­ err y DRUG STORE Clemens returned Tuesday from an R. A. Miller and H. U. Levcns, day confer. sortment of extra dressers, com­ Accordion O J. Dnrst was down from bis inspection of roads in the Silver republican candidates for treasurer Vote “Yes” on the constitutional Comb modes ami chiffoniers and wooden and judge, respectively, left here Instrument Strings Brush j Creek section. mines a f-w days this week. amendment. II. A. D illard . bedsteads. Writing desks, book School Books Mirror Tuesday for the southern part of Our old friend, Sam Mickel, was « “Daddy” Byrd is out again rust- Mem. Books Rocket Book cases, tapestry, window shads, mir­ the county. Time Books down from Harney Wednesday. I ling among the voters, and his rors, curtain poles uml trimmings, CbarleB Davis was down from Glass Cutter Blank Books Finger Cott Register Farre left Thursday Harn.-y yesterday. The O C. Co , the O. C Co . the ; friends feel sure he will be the center and extension tables, music M agazines Tooth Brush morning for a brief visit to Canyon ! cabinets, etc. O C. Co. the O C. Co., Hun-( next county judge. Soaps Fred Otley is up from his Lawen Nail Citv, where he was called on busi ­ Mattresses in variety: All wool, Knife Thomas Difendefer, a barber Cloth “ tington. ness. He is expected home Mon- . home on business. Scissors Bath “ "Quaker," "Abondale,” Silk Floss of the long list of from Tonopah, Nev. is working in Are you one “ Razor ilay evening. Harney locals were crowded out Hair Prices to fit any puree. customers now going to and com- the Fred Fisk shop this week,dur- Razor .Strap Lather “ last week — too much political mat ­ We discount all others on carpets, V J Hopkins took his departure ing from the pioneer firm, the O/ing the latter's absence from the Balls Match Box ter. rugs, art squarsc and portiere. this morning for Weiser, Idaho, C _ EX .. I in rri ... I e I t V ■ Marbles Harmonica C. Co., Huntington. | city. Silverware where he goes on a visit to his rela­ Frank Cummins was in from Piano Attorney Thornton Williams! Sheriff Shelley, C. II. Leonard Watch tives. He expects to return in Diamond on a visit to bis parents Violin took He departure last Tuesday end C. W. McClain have returned Clock Guitar about ten days this week. Jewelry Mandolin for Canyon City to attend to some from f---- " Salem, ’----- where they took Col- Camera Fred D'-Lentmen, J L Smith and legal business before the circuit well and Miller to the penitentiary A brother of Geo. Sizemore ar­ Banjo Playing CardH < I Their prisoners gave them no Robert Stoner, of Suplee, were rived here from the east the first Blue Vitrol court. Calling Cop|>eras here on land business this week. of the week on a visit. trouble. Checkers Sulphur H D. S wain, after a visit of two I They were a jolly set nn«l this office Chess Cream Tartar A. 8. Full and complete line of Garden weeks with his brother, , acknowledges a pleasant visit/ J. H. Neal and family are now Soda Hops Swain, of Lawen, took his depart- Seeds and Onion sets fresh from out on their ranch in Happy valley Truss —Dealers in— Benzine They left for home this morning. ure Wednesday morning for hie the grower* just received. Owing where they will spend the summer. Sweet Oil Camphor i to the fact that these seed have I finish work for amateur pho­ Spts Nitre Peppermint home in Iowa. Alva Springer and wife and Mrs Paregoric been very late in arriving we are tographers on the same fadeless Laudanum Sheriff Shelley left last Thurs determined to dispose of them and ('rockery, (Hassumre, Tinware, ('uttlery, Farm paper I use for the best profes­ Warren Curtis are up from Nar­ IsHHeuce Vanill a 1 nsect Powder day with the ballot boxes for the and will make reductions in prices “ Lemon Bedbug Poison Implements, 117 ml mH Is, l'amys, Paint, sional pictures. Prices a« low as rows, having been eubpr»e» entrust­ fourth Sunday of each month alwava; will also have the public These are being sold at reduced his wife and children, who have tergn in cost .dy, charged wi'hthe ed to tne will receive the beet at 3 o’clock p in Preaching ser­ ■alee a» la»t season, thereby insur­ prices and the sportsman who don't been visiting relatives in Cali­ larceny of a coll. They appeared of care. Hay 25 cent* vice »very er« • mi Sunday at 3 p m Estray Notice ing toe be«t possible price for wool. take advantage of it is loser. Better fornia. H* was accompanied by before Ju-tice Jameson this fore­ BALED HAY FOR SALE. drop in today. M alheir M ercantile Co, Mrs. W E Trisch and her sister. noon, and upon the statement of Your Patronage Solicited. Ontario, Oregon One sorrel horse, between 8 ami Miss Rosetta Eastland took her Miss Fannie Donegan, who will Mr Catterfon the case against Mr. •••••••••••••••••••••••• arrived here Wed-j departure yesterday via Ontario visit relatives and friends in Cali­ Havs was dismissed, Catterson 9 year* old. weight alx«ut 1100 lbs, Ike Bovins neaa*r • vening from his home in for her home in Eugene. The fornia. and later in Southern Ore­ claiming he had taken the colt branded with a blotted H H or NOTICE H N, is now in my field and has i ' ioo * C' UOty tn be at the bedside mung lady was elected as one of gon. They will be absent, per­ from the Kienemtn field and the former had nothing to do with it. been there for some time. He is ( hi» I III!» »on Lze, who has been the faculty for the coming year haps, three months. Preaehing service» at the Baptist here, but has sent in h»r resigna ­ Rev. Father McDevitt returned Mr Catterson waived an exami­ well broke and vrrv ger,tie. The church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, from pnwun: -nia for the owner can have same by proving inornir g and evening Sunday past te d»ys. The little fellow i» tion and will not return as a this week from a visit to the A L nation and was placed under ♦ ’¡00 . «chool »very Sunday at 11 a in new an he road to recovery, we are teacher She has been quite sue- Mackintosh home in Crook county. bonds to appear before the circuit prop», rty and paying Isill. prayer meeting every Thursday M V. B aker . court. The bond was furnished ■lad I«. «tate. !ke had joat re­ ceesful and endeared herself to her We learn that the little eon of Mr evening. tarwad from a trip to Westert» Ore- pupils who feel the lose keenly and Mrs. Mack intoeh died aatur- with Frank Caw ¡field as surety. The cold »pell of the latter part fOfc, Wher* he Uok several bead of Her many friends will be s rry to d»y, May 10. The little fellow had The animal is not the one that I. ma Mitchell, Winona, R »«li­ borre- to market. He reputa bar- learn of her change of plans, and been suffering from brain fever figured ao conspiculomslv in tli* of last week and the first of this an 1 Webber wagons ât the tlx ’ ferd inf aa! : the entire lot to good ad- hope bar successor will be as satis­ We extend our sincere sympathy to Miller Colwell trial, but another stopped she»psn»arng. but Huntington. <> C Ctewf are »gain at it. cla:-. *•! bv Mr Cittereen. the beresved parents. factory. va «tag- GENERAL MERCHANDISE c-; A.V intr. ' EI Ladies’ and Hens Crash Hats. N. BROWN & SONS. Dealers in General Herchandise Let us Figure on your GROCERY ORDER. S & B , Burns, Oregon. The Times-fderald. Burns Furniture Co. Burns, Ore VOEGTLY & KENYON, HARDWARE AND MACHINERY ■ H i* S NEW FEED BARN.