The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, November 01, 1902, Image 2

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THE FAIR STORE will do its share toward the advancement of Patriotic Suggestions! Our GREAT S LE that H;fOr
deserves your undivided ATTENTION, clearly demonstrates the economy in trading at Baker City’s Best and BiggestIs
partment Store, If you buy here once you’ll come again and these pointed purse opening Bargains serve but as an intn^^T
ductory to the general low-pricedness that ever here exists.
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READ ON:
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Best Breakfast Bacon, worth 18c, at
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A Great Sale of Tinware and Household Necessities
io Yards LL Sheeting’_____ _____
12 I-2C Crash Toweling________
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32-lnch Feather Ticking, worth 20c
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Underwear, worth 50c
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A Great Sale of Mens HatsT be $3.00 kind
Comforts worth $2.75 at $1.95.
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Mens 50 cent) Gloves at 29 ca® Q
S tb. «rArbuaae’sConee „. Snyder’s C...SS wor.b 3Se al aSe. Gingham wor-h 7 -d 8e per yard Sc Children’s.Shoes wor.h S.,95 at $1.35
J'7hhRibb«1
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Suit, 35c value, ipc. Infant,’ Topsy Hosiery worth ,5c at i4c. Lace curtains worth $l.5o a, ooc. Men’s Suits worth $9. So a
Ca co value 7 nd Sc at Sc R.bbon, w«Ut- »■
per yard Sc
Children’, D,e„e,. Io do« out. worth 50c al I9e. Ouling Flannel worth 8 1-3 al 6e per yi limit ci 10 yds to a customer. A Lot of Men , Wh.te Shuts worth $f, 49c.
35c, 10c. Turkey Red ’Kerchiefs worth 10, at 2c. Ladies’ Handkechiefs worth 15. at 8c.
cT*//* tarorfA 42 «/ X/ /A
25a
JC/na
r<yv/«r salue 25a at /5a.
aeartA 4Oa at 25a.
ClotAa» Castrats »trU J/. 06 at SSa.
W/tni T/Metarueaar aeartA 5/ at 4Sa.
Waih Tj-Jit wert A P/ at 7Sa.
^oaAattoo/s wort A / Oc at Se.
iPtaàtr 23t Santa Cluni Seap 6 aaÀaa far 24e.
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¡Patata W/aeSars wart* /Oc at 7
C*ap/aiaj Scatola wart* ¿(te at 76.
an artista ira l rijfÀt bring n Caca anJ gat gear urenag.
P.e» Caffaa 7 gauneta tar ¿/.
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Boys H.U w
¿attuai V/ateke» 1 h,
1-P paaad ¡tega/ 2ln
package Sotvi Dmt ÌTlaeSiag ¡Powder at / Se.
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Jkia.il Orders
Solicited.
I Your Money Back
vs TR
nuru’.;:tnr..;nnmtuunuttœu:::ui:t::;;F
Œlic ïiiucs-ïîcraid.
ANY I
For The Asking.
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r j aanntntmnnn. .rnnnitm
and Thus llowssr, all settled and I ORf STFR FAVORS THE RESERVE,
d¡»missed. Other* continued on
former order.
| A dispatch from Baker City to
John Newman v* I) W Defen* the Oregonian, nay*: George B
SATURDAY NOt I NIBIR 1 Itvî.
FRANK SMITH, Fropt-
bnugh, note, continued pending set- ( Sudworttl,
Sudwortb, assistant forester of the:
the
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JULIAN II A IC I »
The
largest
and best equipped hotel in Malheur county.
M•■•(•r
tleiueiit.
; > Bureau of Forestry of the United '
The looms are large and comfortable. Table service the
J W Biggs vs R J Weeks, confir- States Department of Agriculture,
mation, salo confirmed.
Best. First class bar in connection. Up to date..............
accompanied by A J. Johnson, for­
CIRCUIT COURT.
estry
expert
for
Oregon,
has
arrived
!
Kqt’lTY.
HEADQUAKTORS FOR HARNEY CO PEOPLE.
The regular fall term of circuit
in this citv, after u six week.’ tour
W 1) Hanley vs Chas Nelson, .
1
court convened Inst Monday with
of inspeetnm of lhe Blue Mountain
Ontario, Ore^on-
trespass, report of referee tiled.
Judge M. D Clifford on the bench.
forest reserve, contemplated in the
School District No. 2, vs James
District Attorney Miller and other I
recent temporary executive order
Bine, school tax, referee's report
officers prelent. D. Jameson is
withdrawing the greater portion of
M. F itzgerald , P resident
F. S R ieder , S ecy and T heas .
tiled.
court bailiff and Tlioe. Howard han
the timber lands of Eastern Oregon
Geo Fry vs Susan Crookshanks
R iggs A T urner . A ttorney *
charge of the grand jury
from entry or sale Mr Smiworth
et al», to quiet title, default of deft*
The following were drawn a*
says that the object of the govern­
Eastern Oregon Title
entered.
grand juror*; I, N Stullard, Jacob
ment
in
establishing
the
proposed
G--cLa.xa.nt57- Co.
■M F Kohler vs F C Fisier, fore
Wright, W A Robertson, W E
reserve
is
to
protect
the
settlers,
1 NCX)R1’( >K ATED.
closure, sale confirmed.
Trou h, D M MoMenany, W I.
Citizens Bank v» F C Fister.same and especially tho mining industry,
Abstracts Furnished and Title Guaranteed
Spencer and John Budidmnn, fere
in the years to come. His exami­
J D Billmgsly v* I* L S Co, suit
man.
To all Lands in Harney County, Oregon.
to quiet title, not yet set for trial. nation of the country covered l>y
The followiug re|Hirt of the prie
the proposed reserve has convinced
A Miranda vs Ed Carlson, tres-
ESTATE
ccedingH is taken from the docket:
him of the wisdom of making the
pas*, Monday to file nnswer.
Bought
and
Sold
on
C
ommission.
Office in Bank Building.
I AW
Chas Altai hul vs C A Sweek and temporary order permanent, and
he will so report He stated that
It I. Sabin vs J I. Hembree et ah 1 J A Sparrow, »ml to quiet title and
lhe regulations of the government
recovery
of
money,
continued
for
on trial Jury returned verdict for
term as to Spa-row, Sweek allowed would prevent the shipping of lum­
defend ante.
ber manufactured from reserve tim­
\V Y King i t »1» v» Thus Mc­ until Monday to further plead.
ber out of the state, but that there
Cormick, attachment, s< tiled and Joel Sturtevant v* Kalli rine Stur­
would be no restrictions put unon
tevant, divorce, dem to complaint
dismiss« d.
the culling of timber for home con­
Mel Fenwick vs D W Dcfenbaiigh overruled hy consent, Monday to
sumption From the survey made
et ala, attachment, continued pend tile answers.
by Mr. Sodworth he is decidedly ,
i John Scarf vs Laura M Scarf, di­
ing setlleinent
of the opinion that the limited sup­
N Brown A Son* vs Thus (¡rim- 1 vorce, default of deft entered.
ply of timls-r in Eastern O.egon d -
shaw ft ala. attachment, settled and ’ Lottie 1'eterson v* Tliorvald Pet­
uiands that lhe governmeii’. shall
erson, divorce, decree as prayed for
dismissed.
protect the future development of
G 1. llembre» vat. W Hardistv,
CRIMINAL.
the cvuuliy by conseiving lhe lim­
attachn eni continued for rervice
State v» Etta Horton, adultery, ber and holding it for lhe Iwlwfil of
I) I. Hembree vs Otto llardisty,
tried before the the following jury: local industries, such av (arming
same.
A W Hutebinaon. J W Vanderpool, railroad-building, mining. home
MrVtain A Bint« Proprietors
Chas Anderson vs Kyran Maher. |
Horn«, Oregon
i C S Johnson, T Garrett, Joe Will- 1 rianufactories, etc. In lhe opinion
attachment, default of deft entered I
of Mi. Sudwortb. unless seme re-
. **
-est d er tb. r ■* *r ef First .nd R Streets sad I
Frank S Miller v» P Defenbaugh, | lam«, C A Spurlock, Chas Fields, 1
,
fl* e-w’stent hi Ip. Run« 1 .Tri V s<.rn
Tskr. passer
G W laice, Will George, J R Hen- 1 »Iriclion i* pul upon the de*,ructi<>u seder.
attache - nt, continued pending set­
of limber in this part of Oregon, er* to sni art < f the Country
dricks,
F.
Carlton,
Wm
Dunn.
Ver
­
tlement.
within a few years mining and ag­
t ituens Hank ve Tim Kriba, at dict of guiltv at charged, and sen­
ricultural pursuits will be greatly
tenced
to
<wve
year
in
the
pemlen-
taebment, settled and dismissed
crippled for want of limber
I
John McNullv vs Tun Kriba, the ' tiarv.
Sta'.e
vt
Frank
Randall.
Iarc>
nv
same.
(I * i* ’o t»e >» *-*■< v t I ha’ r ereilt­
H E Tbvnips' ii vs David Bond, ol a her»», plead guiltv, »emeni• l'
er M. I « >rtn I- co o
it -
•
to one year intbe penitential •
same
I' partmvnl o Ag icnl urv «hiie
Stale
vs
Ca»s
llay*
and
So"
Geo Sbellev vs P \\ INfrnbangb.
4 the public lands and f»r--t
rvt t.
n< te, continued l ending settlement. CatteroOn, larceny of a h rse. gr <i
jury
returned
not
a
true
l>ill
and
und-r
the
yuntuicii.m
o!
lhe
• AMU ANO WASHINGTON. WORTLANo, ORCGON
J C Web mo vs C A Sweek. at­
defUdiaeharged
’ l»>P'r»nie t ,.f the li»un .r )
The school where thorough werk is done where the reason is
tachment, settled anrl dismissed.
Stale vs Jerry Da » murd r in
always given; where cor, tide nee is developed; where bookkeeping
I. Il '-priuger vs it F t'.aiuplt d,
first
degree, grand jury r- tu-c d
J F Turner, l J W- -d'-r I
Dote, same.
•
ls taught exactly as books are kept in business : where shorthand is
M Ijn-ey and Attomy C i.d t "k
brew. h-Gletm Live Stock Co vs not * true hill, deft d's, barged
made
easv ; where penmanship is at its best; »»here hundreds of
State " le-e W ■
MMH with.............................. . .. . . I ..
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Si tilers, ejectment, ail dismissed on
' «»e- r- v ’-. -a hare been educated f r success ia
adangetms weapon. ptMda goltly I ney , ,,.. k »»ad,. « huii'mg tri) - »
r tion of plant nt
to assault Se.i einr ■> I pa-w
I—< a v
t
life;
,■ will be. Ope« all the year. bataloft»s~&f>
< has Allscb il vs Icitiella Clen-
«1» en ■•..•.«. Marshal'. l’sl« r Cl« in-
A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. 3.. PRINCIPAL
sus, S L.ui psbire, JvUn Dunstan
HOTEL ONTARIO.
W V
rout C:
Mr :i
’roai C
Mr*
WE ARE NOW
f.
Receiiiing our Roll and H'it//tr toads.
inf of all kind» of Dry Goods, Boottai Mr ’
Grnrrric», Etc. Our cto.sk of ladies
__
outing /tunnels, ladies and childrens* ,4°*’
wear, ladies and child rens shoes are ir/.C°l«”>“
ed. IPe ininte you to visit our store, ¡zivt,r1’
stock, obtain'juices. H? guarantee st Arr»
tion in every j>ai tit ular.
for •
.............
Joht
'
,-aister,
the»»
GEER & CUMMINS*";“,
Dealers in
recent
Biggs
t yisil I
the fir
* D!
Crockery, Glassware, Windmills, Pumps, Gtfft week I
Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Paints, Do»1
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Windows, Garden Seeds Etc. j *
> >
copy «
•ent U
Rôle agents for RiJej-Ericseon Engine».
Only Tin Shop in Harney County.
DR
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