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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1902)
Julian George was seen on our O J Darst is spending a few days Mis Fred Haines and Mrs Frank in our city visiting with his many streets yesterday. ! Buckland are down from Hartley friends. Kill Trisch is rusticating at the today. Voegtly A- Kenyon have the ex Ladies’ White and Colored Waists. N. J. Lewis an,l wife, of Lawen, Stauffer ranch, QcaL'n in epent several days ii> Bums this The Band Boys deserve a big clusive agency for the Stover Caso- week. crowd at their ball on the Fourth. line Engine in this territory and Beautiful line in Silk Waists Wm Clark, the Lawen merchant,1 Joe Louuian is cutting beefsteak parties desiring to purchase are in Eine line of Ladies' Wrappers in best Percales was a business visitor to our city in the City Meal Market at present. vited to call on them Patronize and .huerican prints, Exclusirc choice designs your home merchant and not be this week. in John Budelman's new residence bilked. Beware of traveling agents Miss Drusie Dodson is over fro:a is now enclosed and will soon be and remember that this firm car 1 Diamond, the guest ol' relatives completed. ries everything in the line of hard I ■ | and friends. J. VV. Sayer was down from the ware, wagons buggies, mowers, ■ ■ J P Dickenson and his daughter mill Thursday and re]>orts Mrs. rakes, plows, etc.; in fact anything Mrs Syme, left for Ontario the first Sayer on the sick list. in the implement line. They can Printed and Plain Silks do better by you than any outside Foulards of the week. J F or S ale —160 acres of land on firm. Twills Surahs L. F. Wiseman is putting up a ;Trout creek. First water right. Pongees China kiln of 100,OoO brick which will be Water all the year around and one WOOLMEN'. ATTENTION . I burned next month. of the best cattle and sheep range We will have a WOOL SALE in I’atey Daly, of Prairie City, a in the country. For information i brother of J. 1). and Jerry Daly, ar- apply at A Adrian's, Trout creek. our Warehouses, in this city Tues day, July 1st, 1902, a number of I rived here Thursday evening Denio, Oregon. Robt Waters has gone to the ■ W. C. Sanford and family who buyers will be on hand. As this is the best selling market NEW PARASOLS LOR LADIES AND CHILDREN - southern part of the county, taking ’ left here the latter part of May for a load of Hariiej- Valiev Brewery Willamette valley, only got as far in Eastern Oregon without sales, . ■- 7 ’y\ . Beer to the dealers in that section. 1 as Price, Crook county, where he we will try and maintain the sanie) reputation with a wool sale. J. W. Kelso, the old and respect found some friends and took up a .- •- -.»* I* SEND YOUR WOOL TO ed citizen of Saddle Butte, was homestead. He likes that section HUNTINGTON'! Free Storage. Are you one of our customers? If not fall in line here this week accompanied by very much. OtiKGoN C ommercial C o . and get a set of these dishes. John Oard. I. II. Holland of Ontario, arrived S iihiik A G raham C o . F rame F orwarding Co. Two carloads of implements here last Sunday ami has assumed the duties of book keeper for the P. Huntington, Oregon 6-10-02. now on hand at Voegtly it. Ken Our Goods arc the Best and our prices tlielowest With each cash purchase a coupon is issued which yon’s. Rakes, mowers, binders, L S. Co. Mr. Holland will return to Ontario in a few days ami bring plows, buggies, wagons, etc. Estray Notice. we redeem for ai sties- Ora Hill, accompanied by his his family. Ike ie not a stranger to many of our citizens and says lie One sorrel horse, between S and We have soire odd lots in Shoes which we are sell I sisters Miss Ellie Hill and Mrs is glad to be with us. £»Txi:iKrGri_.jESivi:iiLax> 9 years old, weight about llOOlbs, Ilenry Goodlow, was up from the ing below cost. They are Liferent sizes. Don't fail to branded with a blotted II 11 or Is again turning out lumber and shingles. Dressed and Mr mid Mrs C E Kenyon return Lawen section one day this week. see our Bargain Ct • ter. II N, is now in my field ami has I rough lumhei of all kinds, moulding, ami shingles in stock Jesse Ferguson and wife have ed home on last Wednesday from been there for some time. He is in sullieient quantity to till any sized bill. Large and Portland where they attended the rented the M. L. Lewis residence we'l broke and very gentle. The small orders given special attention. Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes— where they have taken up their Masonic grand lodges and visited owner can have same by proving relatives Their little son was ill Richar.Tson & James, Harney, Oregon. The Swellest line of Shirts ever displayed abode. Mrs Ferguson arrived here all the time they were absent and property and paying bill. last Saturday. M. V. B ake «. is still unwell, Mr K. was appoint in Burns. R. M. Everett, the Harney con ed Grand Marshal of the Masonic Wo have a lot of chairs and you tractor and builder, spent several lodge. i bate eight different styles from days in our citv this week. He in T'íE FiS :< chwartz udelman which to choose. Oiir stock of iron ¡ forms us lie will move to Burns in ABNER ROBBINS DEAD. beds Inis been increased too. Hay» BARBER SHOP :i short time to reside perrnantently. you seen them? Well, you ought F red F isk , Proprietor. t >. Five styles in that lino. Tlio Abner Robbins, the well known Th¡4 shop has just been opened to the Mrs C. A. Byrd has a complete way to rest at night is to get ft set line of dress hats, frames, trim stockraieer who owned large inter publie and solicits a share of the patronage of those "Yuuiyum” springs. Al Cote is in from Warm Springs. I mings. walking hilts, etc., and in ests in the Drewsey section, died at HAIR ( UTTING, SHAVING, We have something new in the vites her friends and customers to liis home in Union last Saturday, SHAMPOOING, ETC. Judge Levene and wife have] i call early and make tbeir choice. line of pillows. Call and see our June 1-1 after an illness of only a "Colonial” and "Turkish” pillows. moved into the rooms back of the Everything Jirst •lass and up to date. <AS THE LAUGEST CIRCULATION <>E lion W A Booth, ofCrook county- few days. Mr. Robbins was 69 Wall Paper. Building paper unil m<at market. door to Post Office. ANY NEWSCAPEK IN ’I HIS < cUNTY. arrived heieThursday. having been years old nt the time of his death picture moulding. Mr. and Mrs C. E. Kenyon ex- summoni d by telephone on account and was known far and wide on pect to move into the Cál Geer re- of the death of his nephew, Robt. ; account of his eccentricities. Al BATÜ I. b A Y. : I' N r >1.1 ••€>• s'dence next week. Toney, Mr. Booth is the judge elect though one of the wealthiest men :::»FOUND ON THF. STREET-::: in Eastern Oregon and of an age The fact that the Burn.3 Band of his county. Local News. that most men retire from active We have bed-room suits "fi r fur-, will have charge of th« grand ball I finish work for amateur pho- busyness life, he spent his entire A memorandum of a lot of the ♦ lher orders,” besides a varied as _ , ... on the Fourth insures it a social i togrnpliers on the same fadeless time—with exception of an occa little things 1 must get at the Garden truck is b <ni.:nl- 1 .:■■ sortment of extra dressers, com , , success. paper I use for the best profes sional visit to his elegant home at plentiful. CUI’Y DRUG STORE modes and chiffoniers and wooden Judge Hazeltine and wife and sional pictures. Prices ns low as Union, where his wife resided—on Garden Seeds in gr at vari tv at bedsteads. Wilting desks, hook Claud Bigg» and wife were fishing Comb Accordion p issible for this grade of material. the range looking after his cattle Voegtly A Kenyon's. cases, tnpestry, window shads, mir Instruuii-nt Strings Brush oil Canyon Creek Tuesday.—Can J ohn M c M ullen . and sheep interests in this county. .Mirror We are sorry tue h ili n nseen- yon News. rors, curtain poll's and trimmings, School Books Mr Robbins made his headquar Poeket Book eton for the ■ ; h »- .ic . i.o'. i >. ,.c rang- Mem. Buoku Inadvertently we failed to eenter and extension tables, music Clyde Euibree has been spending mention the home coming of Dr. ters on one of his ranches near Glass Cutti r Time Books cabinets, etc. Blank Books a few davs inonreity. He informs Drewsey among his employees. Finger Cott Mattresses in yariett All Henry Vulga.nore and wife now us his brother-in- law, Mr Sellers, L E Hibbard and family last Fri Magazines Preferring this mode of 11fa to idle Tooth Brush day from an outing of several "Quaker," '‘Abondale,” Silk Soaps have charge of the 11. C. l.'-v . r.nd wife have started on their re Nail weeks in the Stein mountain sec ness and luxury of home and Cloth “ Prices to fit any purse. Kt. lie ranch. turn to the Willamette valley. Scissors tion. They all enjoyed the canip- family. He was ever on the go, be Butli “ We discount all otli rs on carpets, Of Cours we will all ntt-nd the Razor " ing still active and energetic at his Hair Hon C. W. I’arrish end Tom ing and are well ami hearty. rugs, art aqunrse and portiera. Razor Strap Grand Ba 1 on the Fourth ami lis Sagers of Burns who have been , „ , , , advanced age. and superintended Lather “ Balls , I h»' At indsor Bar has bef n moved the work of his various ranches. Match Box ten to the Band. rusticating in Bear \ allev arrived , Marbles , , , ' into the building on the corner Deceased located in the Drewsey Harmonica Drewsey will have h i sc racing here yesterday and will remain a Piano Silverware .. north of the postoflice. Caldwell section in the early h'l’s where he Watch Violin on July land 5. Pur-'- t - the tew days.—Canyon News. , „ , .» - . i ,• , .V I vrd. the propnetors have fixed resided up to the time of his death Guitar Clock amount ot J- •' Gilham came over from Up (he new quarters in a very com- Jewelry < Mandolin C. II. VOEGTLY. C H Leonard, A. I. Hunter :.i Dri wsry’Thursday and returned f„rtable shape and have added a Besides the 1 irge stock and hind Banjo < ani<-r.i interests Mr Robbins was interest Blue Vitrol Piaying Cards W C Byrd are out at Wrl"nlh<". ille v, -terd iv with a new piano for th'- j,ijjiard table ed in the Mercantile business ii. ('opperas Calling this week improving thvi: farms. enterprising saloon man Al Weath Checkers James Toney was brought in Drewsey, the firm bi ing Daly »t Sulphur — Dealers in— Grand Fourth of July B 1 at erlv. The instrument was pur from the Betina vista ranch Sun Robbins. He was also a stock Cream Tartar Cheas Hops Floral hail. under the management chased from II. M. Horton, our day with a broken arm. Dr Geary holder in the First National Bank Soda local dealer. Benzine «f the Burn- Ba . . A \ set the limb which was broken in of Burns nod Ontario. He leaves Truss Camphor .Sweet Oil \t the schoi.l meeting last Mon Crock ) rip Glassware, Tinware, Ciilllerip Earnb Billy B arrows has been employed a scuflle. The injured man is a a wife at Union and a daughter, Spts Nitro Peppermint / nijilenu ills, Windmills, I’unips, Cai nt, bv R. C. Angevine At’ . s mix i- dav G. W. Young was re-elected brother to Robt Toney who was kill Mrs James Lucky who resides in Paregoric i. tudanurn di-ect r fi r three years and W. E ed Monday. OH, Hours, II uidoirs, Etc , Etc. iogist, rays the ( inj. n New Portland. Many a young man in E.sseHce VaiiilL. liiKfct Powder Lemon P, <lbug Poison Ilust-m clerk for one year. It was eastern Oregon owes his start and Prof A 0. F inn will certainlv “ Banana Cement decided to have a nine months ! Prof. C J Mackintosh »nd wife success to the genero-ity of Abner make a «ucce-s at gardening. A Pens Holders Religious Services. JOHN GEM BERLI NG, term of «chord the coming ve.tr, l»e- arrived her« last Saturday evening Bobbins and he will ever be rem Pencils Tablet visit to his hme will v if. th the latter ’ s sister Mrs on a visit to ginning the first Monday in Sep . J<-xv» ■!<-r. <>|>tn-iaii ¡mil Nuts Cigars embered by the people of this sec statement Services at Christian Science tember. A four mill tax was lev Win. Farre. Prof Mackintosh has tion Tobacco Pipe I- ji:zf:i vit . Ifnll every Munday at Ila in mid • been the principal of the Canyon Fish Pole Candv F ree F tora ' —W i re he. 1- ied. B p in. Service Wednesday even Fine Watch Repairing A Spe City schools for the past two years. Fish Lino Fi»h Hooks ling wool fre> of c .r, ings nt X. Subject for Sunday June cialty. Say. di<i you notice the window The young couul- were just recent v'cliog (iontest for Goddess oí Liberty. Diamond Dve Salve * always; will also : av ' ie '. 22, "I. the Universe Including at Geer A Cummins’ There is the ly married. Court Plaster Pills Man Evolved by Atomic Force eales a« last - t r r- NEXT DOOR TO P. (>. ('hewing (him finest display of guns and fishing The commitb on sports has do Glue June 29, "Christian Si -n n< tng the br-t • -- • fi r w Svrin go Shoe Polish A letter from Jack McCulley to t , tackle ever seen in Bums. Double lo have a voting content Squirrel Poison M ai MiEt'R Mmu AXTir.K Co, Rev A J Irwin will preach at this office states he is at Meadows, Hmong tl)„ yflUIlg for lhe Tooth Picks Carbolic Acid '’rescriptinn < hitario. < )r»'g',n. l.arrelh-il shot guns. Winchester Harney the 2nd Sunday of each BlMoX LEWI», I. T. GAHHETT and Marlin repeaters, rifies, gattliny Idaho, and had not yet gone to honer of ■i of Liberty and Jamai'-a <linger Machine Oil month at Ila. in. and 1 :30 p. in. Dr. Br iwnton ex|e“cts to leave gun», popgun« and any obi thing. Thunder mountain. Peuple oom* Angel of Pease. Glri-erir e Castor Oil Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 next week for Port n 1 g • p. tn. These are being sold at reduced ing out from the camp tejl him it is The young lady receving the lar Tooth Powh r Plasters Etc., Etc. hi« wheel via C.n ■> i ( • I prices «nd the sportsman who don’t over rated and mostly on pap. r.bt.t gest number of voles will be the 1 .. ..' è LEWIS A GARRF.r, Pilots Sunday school at Harney the Dalle« wh ere he will take the cars take advAntage of it is loser. Better Jack proposes seeing for himself first Sunday of each month at l<) Sol ili MAIS STREET. Goddess of Liberty and the next Cut thi « out and put it in o’clock a m. On the second, third or boat. ‘ Ti e <1 • r ■ t i drop in today. and will go in later. This barn ha» just Ix-en com largest will be Angel of peace. your hat. All the above and ami fourth Sunday of each month th^uetroi ’ pleted un<l my patrons will be D ied —At the home of her broth-1 J 8 iz>cke, who is accompanying The boxes will lie at Miller it more, to«, can l»o found at at 3 o’clock p m. I’reai hing ser Harney well treated, llorsaa rntruat- Thompson» and Geo W. Waters <t vice .very secund Sunday at S p tn. tr. Geo. Shaw, last Tuesday, June j Mr Carey, the Omaha horsebuyer, Fourth in gr • ! »• »•»I to me will r- »-ivi» the best Bro'« stores. Vote« will be five 1“. Mrs May Overtor.. aged 52 through this section, was a »dasant Horton’s Pharmacy. At th* Presbyterian church of rare. gram wii. Hay 25 cents ear«. The lady had been suff»-r | caller at this office last Thursday cents each and all voting will close Borne, Rev. A. J. Irwin paftlor lionA, rec BALED HAY FOR SALE. ing for a long period, her atfiiction afternoon. Mr. Locke informs us June 30. List of contestants below Devine nervicew th»; third and fourth fooCrorr. arid a Basket dinner. ie - • f-an erou« nature, ¡»eceas- that of the many hands of horses to date: Y.»ur Patronage ■'»olicited. Bunday® of each n.nnth at 11 a. tn. Every boo r invited t , , !ne and e<l had resided in this valley since bought in Eastern O*egon bethinks Bertha Williams ........................ 15 and 7:30 p m. frabtath *•<hoo! at bring the b -» w | 10 a. tn. every Sabbath morning. ....................... 15 1 "4 and was .well liked by her the Staufler horses which be and Ethel Sagers. Mrs VI Preaching services at tl.e Rapt -t numerous acquaintances. The re- Mr Carey had bought was the beet. I.yda Sagers .............................. 15 NOTH E. 15 Mioni« t < tt -• church every let and 2nd Sundays mains were interred in the Burns In fact he .»avs this particulor bunch Myrtle Jameson .... ..... Registered Hereford Bulls morning and evening Sunday ......................... ¡5 «ireewbcr tie- r t t .■emeiery Verb e-d-»v morning. Rev of horses is the best in Oregon Dora Caldwell The co-partnership heretofurw school every Sunday at 11 a m. Greerdw n A J Irwin conducting the services which speakswell for Stauffer Bros Lula Johnson............................. |5 prayer meeting every Thursday existir.g I et a . en Lee Caidwell ami . / few such Baiti are of .................... 15 M. il Br >n ii l" Irren lins dav soovUJe. last Mot. -ay m »rr.ii Mr at the presbvterijn Church She who have been breeding a i»etter Viaud Norton evening. dis« ived M II Brenton retine« Kelly Mlocaud lher» m th* »wer- leaves '-.e sister, Mrs. H I. Ihin- class of horses than the ordinary Frankie Hh«ll«y .................... 15 fe t ed. for ■■■ ale laj thè h re neh' ...................... 1.5 Glena Lire Stock f ’onipanip “Daddy” alili .eli* forniture al frolli thè busi ne.» The Winaor cantilef 1 «ins-»- i a>- th ewn of John Day a.oJ »wo brothers, for several years. We did not Vella Mace. Bar «ili herewfler be eonducted un Mattel Gowan ......................... 15 r»as n.'L'e prie« ». No < bang" »ilice der thè fimi mime of Le Caidwell pbelmas' at that j • Mr- 4 Albert and George Shaw of this 'earn lhe price but understand it Tnquirc nf Thos. elllen nt ........... . 15 ih* élection. Wall paper going st .V Co. Mi«e K» place Mrs. Overton wa« a «nod was a much lietter figure than p.iid Frankie S'.eng»-r 15 thè Sod House. Ranch a bere all kinda <•( prwes. Cali at th< I.» r Cat dwrll . •ummer i-> I p - tirist on n ..in and the bereaved for the usual range horses Mr Ro*e Rutherford .................. «ter«. condole «ith hi tu ai.d se« tin H M Bararmi. They Wi ... I J- .. relative« have the »empathy of a Locke says they will receive about ¡»la Baker . ............................. 15 thè Bulls are gerei« ! . • Or< F« b I 1 «>2. Fhuenee Beker..................... |5 IU0O hysd from 'ftauflr»r Bros. l>ay -~C • wi de circle of friend». SPECIAL SLT1MER SAELS. Schwartz & Budelman GENERAL MERCHANDISE These Beautiful Dishes Speak for themselves— They must be seen to be appreciated. Beautiful line of French Ginghams. White goods in plain and checks. a N. BROWN & SONS Dealers in General Merchandise Richardson ¿u James’ S B , Burns, Oregon. Burns furniture Co, Burns, Ore VOEGTLY & KENYON, HARDWARE AND MACHINERY Tfi . Gc D¡r i > NEW FEED BARN. FOR SALE rrç* is. •** |. f*