The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, August 09, 1902, Image 2

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    OUR SPRING STOCK ==»
,..i L?
To R ent —Building located one
Ten per cent of premium will be
cerlifi- door from Post Office. . Desirable
«¡cl
charged, Otherwise only a c,......
— rown &
»-A- Sox»
’—.«
for office.— **
N B
is thu fad to wear a «hirt-waist;
Is
now
arriving
and
we
are
now
prepared
to
sluw
,
nr,,.
•-'Wl
Following is a complete list of cate will be granted.
that looks as if a peck of apple". |
F or R ent —Building suitable for
DIVISION N—POT PLANTS.
premium» to be awarded at the
•iTLRîMV ÄÜGUT 9 I'M
Lad been dumped into the front,” j
Exhibition
of
Pot
plants,
not
less
photograph
Gallery, situated near
Fair, September 22 to 27, inclusive :
Main
Street.
Arrangments can be
All premiums will be divided as than ten pots 11.
Montrer
.11 lî % S’ KV K D
In lines not heretofore carried instock. 1’he latest faii„
stand not les. than three
witJj rjgh( party _ v Bbows
Additional Local*
follows: Seventy per cent, first, Rustic
f
I premium. 30 per cent secood pre-1 feet in height filled with choice à S ons .
dress patterns shoes HOSE, Etc.
I
W anted a tind er claim in the
Tom Vickers and son, Lennie. mium. A certificate accompanies , plants ♦,50.
A complete line of John B Stet­
Our
line of FRESH GROCERIES is complete ¡n e,ety
l »serve.
were Visitors from Harney Thurs- each premium stating the grade oil Exhibition of Pansies not less son Hats. We buy direct from
department.
Our old patrons nro invited to cull and
What for?
the priie awarded. Ten per cent than 20 varieties <1.
day.
Philadelphia. A postal to them
Fancy basket of flowers $1
of premium will be charged on all
To get a “r.ike nil.”
Attorney Williams and
.-will convince you we <
DIVISION O—PASTRY ETC.
Didn't get it.
C' man have gone to Canyon City entries for prizes over $2 50.
I genuine Stetson hats—N.
Loaf salt rising bread ♦ 50.
DIVISION A—HORSES.
Then knock out the re-erve.
on legal business.
Sons.
Hop rising bread i.50.
Draft Stallion, $20.
You wouldn't create forest re­
(>. D Rti‘k was over from his
I We understand that Thos.
Sweepstake
Stallion,
$20.
Potato
veaBt
|.5O.
M. F itzgerald , P résident
F. S. R ieder , S ecy and T ,
serve«. Unc-uh! lih a steal.
Wurm spring ranch, Tuesday and
Junes has purchase a one-half in-
Jackass, with colts of his get, $20
Soda biscuit $.50.
Still, there some -atisfaction Wednesday, on business before the
B
iggs à T urner , A ttorneys
t terest in the Joy’s drug store at
Mare and colt, draft, $20.
Assorted cakes ♦!.
when you could make something hand office,
Mare and colt, roadster, $20.
Largest display of Janas ♦ 150. [¡„¡ge. Tom’su.anyfr>endainOn-
out of it. Oil, J cs.
Sheriff Allen has returned from
Largest display of Jellies ♦ L5<1) t.irj0 an(] Malheur countv will join
Best team of draft horses or
That is what the reserve is
with us in wishing him unbounded
DIVISION P—NEEDLEWORK.
hi« trip to Salem where he went mules, $25.
IN COR I ’OH ATK L).
— Hoinebod" to make money,
Best display crochet work by any success in his new business under-j
Double driving team. $20.
tjt nvey Claude Rice, insane, to
Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed
Not you, our dear reader, but | th»- asylum.
Single driver, $15.
one person $1.
taking—Argus.
To all Lands in Harney County, (V
Beat display patchwork quilting
the oilier fellow.
Best reined saddle horse, $10.
“Lone Pine,” the famous geolo-!
It J. I ver«, of Red Butte, brought
DIVISION B—CATTLE.
♦
1.
The other fellow
I
gist
of
Lake
county,
is
preparing
to
j
in a bunch of horses Sunday. He I
Neatest worked banner “Harney
Bull, two years and over, $20
two-score tunes as much out
. take another trip to a remote part
will ship them east in u few days.
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Oilice in Bank Ij,
Milk
cow
and
calf.
$20.
County
Fair” ♦5,
lOoasjou would had you
' of the desert to search for a fossil
— Vale Gazette.
Beat
diaplay
pillow
slips
and
Beef cow and calf, $20.
your filings through.
bed he has long had in mind, and I
Mr. Goetchy. father of Mrs. A. C
DIVISION C—SIIEE1-.
shams ♦.50,
to
see if the lone mountain sheep j
Now it’s “soui grape-,.”
Finn, lift on the stage Wednesday i Ram, one vear or over, $25.
Best worked toilet cushion $ 50.
he
discovered there a few years |
f r Roseburg wl ere he goes to en­
Ewee, pen of three lambs, $25.
Beat ladies’ worked scarf $1.
ago is still in his old haunts —Ex-;
The above is ju-t a little bit of ter the soldiers’ home.
Beet fleece, $10.
Best display tatting ♦!.
P. u.
G. »
SMITH,
Propt.,
aminer.
j
r.
M1 j M, rropt.,
-
_
_
_
Burn,
(•josh” showing the frailtiy and
division d—SWINE.
Everything is working well for ,
tzjresl' “ W
•«» «»rffly 4es;«4.
ADMISSION.
inconsistent v in the “inake-up” of th ■ next annual fair, and with j Boar, one yea« or over, $7 50.
Adults......................................$ -25
some of the hum in race and is good crops in general the exhibits' Brooding sow and pigs, $5.
Season Ticket
..................... 1.25 of Miller A _ Lux.
__ _ was filed for pro-
DIVISION E—POULTRY.
not to bu considered «ertonsly.
promise to be of much interest.
Children under 12 years. . f«e J‘a ___
” in ____________
Sall joge on j By
u]y 18th.
isth The Jr
Trio of Brahma?, ♦2,50.
We
If the present exodus of families
Teams ........................................... 50 | estate was valued at $300,0<J0 and
Cochins, $2 50.
But now to busini -..
g
belot
to th« mountains keeps up for an-!
Saddle
horses
.............................
25
I
consists mainlv of capital stock in '
*~
The quest i n of preventing other week there will not be t-nougb ‘ Ham burgs, $2 50.
e our
Grand stand free to ladies.
Leghorns, ^2 50.
the Miller & Lux company The
these Ieservts it of much
li ft in town to ling a bread wagon
Fifty per cent of the proceeds i estate is bequeathed to two ii.ar-
Domineckers, $2 50.
importance to prosperity, pl o-
goes to help pay off the premiums, j
Mrs. J. D. Daly, accompanied by
Plymouth Rocks. $2 50.
I son.—
gross and deielopmcnt. In this her little son and daughter nod
Pair Turkeys, $2 50.
„
. „
„
„
Lakeview Examiner.
j A Partial Report of County Court Pro­
country, at least.
iii. :e,.Miss Lillie Robertson, came
DIVISION F—FARM PRODUCTS.
ceedings.
I-----------------------
It calls for all i lasses of the over from Drewsey, Tuesday, and I Display of sheaves of grains, all
sxk
Lewis A Co. granted a liquor li-
NOTICE.
common people to Step up on the bit.“ beon the guest of Mr. and Mrs : kinds, not less than 5 sheaves of
cense for a period of three months | By crJer of the C()Unty r Court, I
higher plain of reason, lose • sight II E. Thompson.
each. $5.
BURNS,
_
_
_
OREGON.
in Lawen precinct.
„d entered
•
of personal gain, and land solid
( |DR(le
iiinuv a
anva
micmu on
vis .* Au^U^t
4 ,
Geer A Cummins gives as a| lOOIbs barley, $2 50.
Draws plan, make» estimates, etc. Buildings put up within thus-
In
the
matter
of
the
following
lg02
the
Cle
-
k
ig
orl
fe
red
not
to
lOOIbs wheat, $'25u.
for home and p<> tel il v.
special premium. 100 rounds of
¡^“satisfaction guaranteed.
road supervisors, J. II. Loggan, J.
lhc bounty 0„
wi;d ani. figures given in estimates.
lOOtbs oats, ♦250.
I' is even a sei ions menace to ammunition, loaded to suit the
T Moffet,
M..«■..! S
»Wlulins A.
A McKen-J
Mrk’i.n. 1 a] . g
T.
8. JWhiting
Display
of
alfalfa,
12.50.
him who only stays on lop of tef-| winner, for liest score made nt the
zie and J. P. Gearhart, the reports |
Dated this 7th day of August,
il il ri m» I Timothy gra«s, $2 50.
i i tii ina fm the bort period of Hod ai d Gun Club meet during
were approved and ordered paid. 1 - 1902,
Natural meadow gra-s. $2.50.
Fair
week.
one-half a decade.
It appearing that appropriation I
C oti ♦2.50.
F. 8. R eiber , Clerk.
The icsei ve and the miss of
Otu-of the attraction» nt the
made by the State for paying the1
division n—horticulture .
By II. R ichardson , Deputy. Brick and limo always on hand at tlie yard. J-i<"lJe»idence I!unlcy t <Y NEWS
people H effect- < an be but likened Oregon state fair this year will be |
bounty on wild animals is exbitas-
Display lbu apples 15.
the Missouri Giantess, (landing,
unto a tethered Inn i o in .i
ed
and the secretary of state re­ I
___________________________________________________ _
»ATÜ«
lbu Peaches ♦•">.
S feet and I inches in bur stocking I
11 aim It is but to hold in
fuses to pay any part of the amount NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION J
lbu Pears $5
I
feet She is direct from Missouri
mice until the burden is
paid out by county, and it further
UNITED STATE« LAND OFFICE.
I
L<
lbu Plums $2 50.
BURNS, Ore.. July 30,1SC2.I
i
and
will
have
to
be
shown!
appearing that the county is liable
mond hitched' and ‘-ciniind" to
DI VISION It—GARDEN PRODUCE.
Notice
hereby
given
that
I.izzle
A
(
»
I
lives in
to lose amount now paid, it is con­ Cbeenev of Riley, Oregon, L ar fi’ed notice I
Mrs (ho Marshall was brought
the hai k of some oilier.
Bushel Onions $1.
of i’lfeiitl.m to rnude vroof < u her uvB« rt-luiid '
«'¡Hirn.
No
180
for
tne
N*
a
iec
22,
N
l-2
sidered and ordered that the coun-
<'m. Ci
Turnips |1.
The o, ini In i s" are in pnpulai to town, I hursdnv, suffering very
i &U 1>E‘, SW‘4. >W4
b<’c.
NE‘4 NW
lNE14Ber J-, Townehip'd’» S . it 28 E
t.C clerk pay no more bounty 01)
rheumatisin. Her
ren Tu<
Beets 11.
favor with authority the icason mtiili from
: W M.. ?!.. before the Reviitcr and Receiver m j
wild animals until the further OF- nt Burr,», Oregon, on Saturday, the€:h day of i
Potatoes ♦ 1.
. nice 1
is only too well known tn those arms, shoulders mid lower limbs
, MntaaiMr, iw.
She narnea the following itne»ae8 to prove
der of the court.
nre -o iifllieted that it is impossible
Tomatoes ♦ I
sutnm
| the comple’e irrigation i.ui recta mat l«»u of:
who have watched the trend of
Haiti tana s. F Tyler, Albert < otc, 1'. MJ
for her to niovii. Dr. Mars leu is
Cabbage 1 doz heads ♦!.
------ RESERVED FOR------
s.
J hceney, of Riley. Oregon, and O. D. Rvak.
conditions and i ircumstann s for
Harney Local«.
. Burna, uregon
attending physician.
Pumpkins $1.
VVM FARE.K. Reenter. I
ii qiiaitir of a centui) and as
Sugar
Corn
♦
1,
Mr
('
A
Gilliam.
Sr
,
of
Iowa,
they i.innot opeiate on all packs
Miss Nellie Clendencn. of John
Squash $1.
is visiting this week with his non.
at once, the now -e mingly free
Notice of Final Settlement.
Tlmy will have s.imetliiug to sav next week.
Day, who has lately spent several
Display
of
Knhlmbi,
Carrot,
Kale
C A Gilliam, Jr. Mr. Gilhnm is
ones ate given just so much rope.
. II: L
days
with
her
sister,
Mrs
I.ouman,
no stranger in this country, having i I Cauliflower, M angel wertzel, etc,
In the matter of the Estate of Jessie
The reserve that effects this
e dowi
returned
home
Wednesday.
J*
’
-
lived here in earlv days. He camei
J. Shepard, Deceased,
r.
roirntn comes down and takes to the cast in 18-19 When his vis­
DIVISION I—HAIRY I’K'.l'UvTS
Jasper Davis and sons started
Notice is hereby given that the
the onl\ building and fuel limber it is finished he will return to his
■’red Fi
U»lt> Hutter ♦•'>.
their header in this vicinity this ; ! undersigned has filed his final ac­
in 1 I. iiikw county. boutli from horns —Volo U*totto
p into
10 ffis Cheese $5.
week. He thinks there will be a count us the administrator of the
Illis lies for I Jo miles a vast tree
division J,
fair
crop
nf
grain
harvested
in
the
1
I' N Averill, tin* electric light
estate of Jessie J. Shepard, deceased, j
less plain with not enough timber,
valley this season.
Display by merchants ♦20.
‘Dad’’
'and by order of the court made and
man, after many trials, disappoint
on it to l uild a bough house or a men!«, and other Providential bin-
DIVISION K—HANDIWORK.
a visi
Mrs. J. H. I.oggr.n has been on entered July 9, ¡902, Saturday, |
summer kitchen. Then on down JraIlcr a in getting his repairing i Neatest piece of Mechanism in the sick list for several days.
count’
August 23d, 1902, at one o'clock p
Mrs. Rohl Irving and children I
of 8aid dat?’ l*“9 bePn fixed
in the state <>l Nevada the same done, is again with ns, smiling Iron ♦2.50
’ackar
i ondilion exists.
in Brass ♦-?.50.
tbo
court as the dav when all ob­
. an<l genial, and started the light
”
■
j T*.hout q
made a business trip to La wen |
In Tin 12 50.
Wlieie .ue we to get fuel, It is to be hoped, now, that Dame
jections to the final account will be
i tea—>
Wednesday.
•••••••••»••sesoossesossssssssssssssss*»»""
In Wood ♦’J 50.
heard and the business of the estate
building ami fencing material for b'.ntiiiie will smile instead of frown
v K !
Artie Pool, wife and children settle. Ami all persona having ob­
In Stone or Brick $2 -50.
tiie settler to improve his ranch on this enterprise.
our ei*
will
start
for
the
railroad
Monday.
DIVISION I.— \nr AND FANCY WORK. |
jections to said account are required
that \ it mar be had i n the main
The press all over the country
wn to I
Mrs. A K Richardson, who has to appear on said date at the Coun
Landscape painting in oil on
let tile and vacant aci
acies
vs of the where they have been speaks in
GEER & CUMMINSr'Z
been visiting relatives in Idaho tv Court room in Burns, in said
glowing term» of the Southern canvass ♦2.50.
plihlii domain m this section?
during the past two months, is ex­ county and state, that they may be
Marine painting in oil $2 .50.
If tins w as w hat the people Stick Company. Mr Meade sure
y far I
pected home Sunday.
heard.
Portrait
on
canvass
♦2.50.
lx lias ai. excellent company.
Dealers in
\ I'll d lol, vie wouldn't ‘ •kick."
ek wb
Dated
this
19th
of
Julv,
1902.
I argest display portrait painting ■ M-s Hays and her sister. Miss
ri.
supposed to b< • a go\ - Miss Chandler, the souhrette, is ,
L W. t-HErAHD.
,
Testi n
in
oil
on
canvass,
three
specimens
Lena Alberson. have been visiting
Administrator
i i iiment < f the people,. foi the • aid to be a jelly and merry girl,
I
L
P.
in llarnev this week.
hi nrti-tic dancer and excellent i ■
Ä/rAOKUXTETi.'V lamitj
people am 1 bv the pen pie. with
I.argest
and
Ix-st
di»play
of
|>or-
'
vocalist. Tim company expect to
Meedames Williamson and Me­
spi'v i.il |’i : ileges to n > tie," and
ek. I
Administrator's Notice to Creditors.
open in Burns the week beginning trait painting in oil by one person I Clure have now been on the sick
w e b.iv e a <5 ii'!iiulion mah ing
adfi- lc
the 25lh ef August, for an all week ♦ 5
list for about three weeks.
Crockery, Glassware, Windmills, Pumps, Gu» rses la
Bc«t painting in Water Color«
Notice is hereby given that the
mu h pi nm ises, but it is I un rieri so etigagi ment.
undersigned,
8.
W
Hamilton,
was
It
is
reported
here
that
Mr
T.
B
by the artist $2 50
ill < p Ullllu i iujunctions and am-
Ammunition, ishing Tackle, Paints, Doon loin
The county court decided to take
oil tiie 9th dav of Julv appointed
James
is
improving.
d that
Largest
and
best
Crayon
drawing
bigiimi« I nitrii States supr erne
by Hon H C. Levens County Judge
the liotmty off on coyotes and five or more specimen» bv one per-.
Windows,
Garden
Seeds
Etc.
**
j*
n are i
t 'Uli till* !t’iu th.it
Mr. shown is again on our streets of Harney County Oregon, admin­
not liing but ngno to furnish wire netting for
son ♦■’’
istrator
of
the
es.ate
of
Henry
If
-Fash
after
being
confined
to
his
room
hr * k < i ’ ¡8 left Midung <>ut. wings and corral for the purpose of'
Sole agents for Rider-Ericsson Engines.
Photographic views, two, large tor six or eight weeks with inflam­ Masterson deceased, aril letters of
t of th
ami the ti i i * 18 . i \ r t h 11 anil are making raid ,t drive«, to see what
Administration duly ¡«sued there­
size bv one person ♦!,
matory
rheumatism
mak mg ii- i of it to thrir ow n ben- can be done in llm wav yf extermi­
Only Tin Shop in Harney County. st wet
on. All persons bolding claims
riiotographic views, largest num­
I on ti
against
said
estate
shall
present
nating the taste in this wav. The ber bv one per»on $1.
Robt Irving and his two sons
i« to I
them with the proper vouchers at
< Ititi i the i(»mmiHa people drives will begin as soon as isissi
Largest and be«t display of Pho- started to the railroad Sunday the office of Bigg« A- I’igg attorneys,
at the
with four freight wagona.
Matul i- i; ether fei a I'lHIIItlOli Ide and will continue at interval« togtaphs by one pers-n ♦?.
in the citv of Burns, Oregon, with­
...........
...........................................................................
»dfilii ‘
in different sections a« long as the
i. u>r
Autumn leaves drawn in water
A K. Richardson has lately in six months from the date of this
weather
will
permit.
It
is
u«eless
colors ♦!
1 selfish-
Lay a l
hauled several loads of brick to his notice Dated this 12th dav of
July 1902
1» XH ilHIllr ami form a olili .01.1 to urge the |H'ople to turn out. for
Sea mo«s in frames ♦!.
saw mill with which to build a
S W H amilton .
that will l e gala days and every
urnal,
Sign painting, work by artist platform to *-t his new lioiler on, Administrator of II II Masterson's
»litcimrc
man woman and child will be eager ♦ 2 50
which will arrive about Monday.
E Rate.
for the fun.
Spec men of oil painting on Satin
\\ itli tl
' ,,kl"g
I he ei.tert
f
vimuent given last by the artist ♦! 50.
Ihr lliiii'1'
litte« <
Specimen Etching by artist II
eiflit by Fimiii g Bios and assist­
nirtit that
urse. i
\\ ai inlh, ed l \ Mr Black was very good
Display by one person feather
rest r«
Mlt<»\ the
!“ in dev- Div little wooden people, under work $1
D'splay br one j-erson Zeplier
II. o ii igement of Mr. Black, w,re
Say, 4
ff
iwer»
li.
•
v.-ry ol>, -dient and done many amus­
(¡•er
✓
t u of tli/l.eb . . Ad ing and entertaining things- The
Pencil sketch from nature by the
vest di
Ti e edi
artist *1 50i
I .1 lit <• 1 S «1 n mm-u.dlv < O' VI V Illg moving p tu»e« of Pre-ideut Me
►»"l ANO VZASHIStGTOW ►CnTLSWu. «tCCN
Architectural drawing by the
Tl;e « cho I v. here thorough work is done where the rea«in u
U 1 tiri, * tin* 1 . owing t< 8tit»C8 K 'ex's funeral were realistic and
artiat ♦!.
id Ma
• A «. m
al wav« ■; ven; vihere confi lenos is develope’i; wher. bookkeep
saliMied in>pr,-'.v well worth the price of
Pastel drawing l»v artist ♦!
•dmi«'i<'n
Tonight's eulertaiii-
v ith¡iut i ■
ia
taught
i
\ ictly
look« Arc kept
p
piviwon w— wixmaib
:««U~-**-** b«Ma
M
roent will
an entire change of
► mir \\ ili. re. For « tin . !}»»<» L.
made
cx«y
whers
pe
nmanship
is
at
its
best
;
where
hundred«
l.a'Krsl
and
tc»t
display
of
quart«
f
pr 'gram and promises to equal if
Wn lain A Birg« Proprietor«,
';nrn*. (■rec** rice, a
curtís •<!
The big - ecv c ilii an
r* and st« «raphsr« have been educated for success
: excel last night's exhibition bearing told, silver and copper— bow ': kectx n
tke ad
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_
14
* * r*r
»ii.n.itu i bu v mi i « «1
Th « Stable it InetUd mi the correr «f First rad B m
• •*'1 ' n.p in
id« more will be Ovt all the v car. Catalogue free.
The oh . lure« cf a teu ton i d prize asserted 110 ' ote —To secure this If
if'
st
I
»«•1 graia m » hind
Hi« <• n r t»nt l.»'p, Ren« a J' b
•
■ »., ,.*1 Ks
interest to the premium ttvre must be three com-
A P. AR^STPONG, UL 8., PRINCIPAL
’ r * < - K
.cr» t- »ay fart of th-
- j i’r
1
She ¡Tiincs-iUcraíd.
shoulder to the cuff.
Just notV it;
Hsracy Coaoty Fair Premium»,
,
,
Gl
for
see
ZEsLStern. Oreg-on Title
O-viomrrt^r Co.
estate
CITY M AT MARKET
outcgna ano Sausage of all kinds always on hei.il e rede
Y our patronage solicited.
Harry C. Smith,
Contractor and Builder^
Me
7he<
i Bu
}kly Specialties are_^
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Brick Lavin? and E?lask.'rHlt L-
MILLER & THOMPSON;^
> HAIR
IKZTI’IjKSAZEElSr'TS
White Front Livery, Feed &
iôlMa
.