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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1903)
| SCHWARTZ S WBELMAN j —----------------- In last week’s minded you of our new store and the many good things we have for the purchaser. This week we want to call your attention to the fact that our Spring Goods are shipped and will be here as soon as teams can bring them from the railroad. I Spring business promises to be good and we bought heavi ly in order to meet the demand and give the public a great vari ety to select horn. DRY GOODS Ladies’ and Mens Fuming Goods Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Underwear. sxxorES. Buckingham & Hecht and Giesscke Boots CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE The Timss-Jierald CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL S N S Farm Machinery, Garden Tools. VOEGTLY & KENY0M Reinach, Ullman it Co., Chicago, Betasco & Har is Co , San Frandsc Tail ors to tlu Trade—Two of the leading tailoring houses in America. W e arc sole agents for them and have the r.prirg line of samples ready for your inspection. -/ Give us a trial on your next suit. We guarantee a fit, superior wook- manship and fi i- I Í- ish LADIES WEAR'. New Petti coats, Wrap pers <fc Dres~. Skirts; ladies hosiery; iron clad stocking for the child ren Best on earth. - I H^ts are displayed in out« re a you can find et onee the het ycu uiant, Hew and staple shapes in Stetson, Uyin and Coronet brands. They are hats that uuill utear at the right prtecs. CLOTHING Our men and boys clothing is worthy of inspection. The cloth is made by the best mills and the garments made by experienced tailors. The "MOUNT HOOD” Shirt made in Oregon by white labor. They give satisfation—that’s why we carry them. Try one and you wear no ether. .UNDERWEAR FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. I Designer »ubfcriplion ^educed to x 'c per year This ■ p-oposition is good only until May 31»t—do i ol delay— ■ rend u« 8«' ct». in postage al «,i»ca and you will receive ■ the Designer ri.onthlv br mail one year. ■ STANDARD PATTERNS are the U«t. Cost a little E more, but it will pay you to use them. GROCERIES ' Oar lite cf Groceries cannot be exceitd We œant you to give 03 yocr Sprîrg cader. We can pkese you. Cail and jet price». Seed Grain—N. Brown •*: Sons. , Go to Hustons for fresh i'tuit. Job printing—The Times Herald 1 Diessmiiking by Miss Hopkins ...AND... , Dixie Queen 50clb N. Brown A at lhe hoM’° of l,er I’^'ber. 3A6 THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF Sons. i -Tim Donovan was down from his ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. The O. B. stage came in on reg- l|Ome I alric» s day. Alford« the people of Bust and Central Oregon nil the i-pporlunity of n 8ATVKDAY JUKI H 21. 1903 ular time last evening Garden seeds in any quantity at rtret-ela«s modern Business College, It is u home ic.-l-liitiou covering Sam Parrish returned this wtek »«‘gtly A Kenyon’s. every course iuvulved in Uusine»» College work I:s ran ;< are the saino Local News. sa charged el<ewhere and the methods me ilia same. .Students ndmitU ,1 from a visit to the Drews*y section, j Spring weather, and stockmen nt any time. Instruction ut the College or I i mail. Duriog the »uinurer G. W. Haves is fitting up au of- ( are liappv. mouths the College w lU conduct a Venator is in the city. lice in the 11. C. Leveus meat mar Buy your garden seeds at Red Beil 50clb X. Brown A Sons. ket building. Vsogtly A Kenyon's. ummer ormal ciiooi The Harney county ben is again W H. Shirk and wif* arrived A. T. Hunter is oiit on a little on duty. herefrom Reno last Thuisday — vacation at the I’. Ranch. For teachers sn<l Olliers who desire a reviewing or preparatory eour»e. Chewing tobacco's 50c Ib N Lakeview Examiner. A great variety of garden seeds For specimens of yen work, ami full iiiforiuutioii on Business College sub Schwartz A Budelman have at Voegtlv A Kenyon’s Brown A Sons. jects. address What’s the matter with a little something new to say to our read- J. C. Buckland was a business ZZ. Zeig'To^r, ZF’xrn.., i era in tins issue. foot ball these days? visitor the first of the week. Richard Haines, a brother of Zj-vtxn-S, Oregon. Mrs. W. H. Burns and son Ray Mrs Isaac Foster and little son Harney ’ s efficient post master, was have gone to Lakeview. Frank have Ixen the guests of 'in the city this morn ng. friends in our city the past wiek. Grain, Wheat, Barlev Oats.—N G. W. Cleyenger was confined to Come in ttihl see us about your Brown A Sons. Burpee's garden seeds are guar 1 his room the first of the week, suf Voegtlv A Kenyon have a new ad fering from the grip. anteed pure ami fresh, date 1903 this week. Read it. on every sealed package.—Geer A Miss Gladys Hopkins is prepared Try Cream of Wheat, a delicious to do dress making. She is locat’d I Cummins. breakfast food—at Huston’s. latthe tonne of her brother, V.J. ' Homer Reed has bought Chas i Geo Tetreau and Frunk Turner Hopkins. Lewis’ barber chair, tools, etc, in the Capital Barber shop and has i have returned from John Dav with A. K. Richardson, the rustling potatoes. ' taken charge. Ch is contemplates ¡sawmill man of Harney, was a i going to Portland in the near fu- Brornus Inermous or Brome 1 business visitor yesterday, return ture, we understand. Grass seed for sale Geer A Cum- ing home this morning. ui unins. The Times-Herald man regrets H. W. Welcome A Co. are now C. R. Peterson is in from hie [ :nost admirably situated in their very much that he was unable to Crane creek home. "" ' office ~ ac- j new brick store They have some rttend a “big eat” last night to This which he was invited bv the Order knowledges a call. : very neat window displays. of Washington. This organization J. W. Biggs and Henry Black- Cycle Poco 4x5 Camera, carrying which was recently revived, is will arrived home yesterday from ¡ease an«i 5 plate holders. Cost $25. pushing ahead at a rapid rate and a trip to the southern part of the ' Will sell for $15—goed as new. In adding recruits every meeting WiHD^JLLS, PUMPS, PLOWS county. quire at the county clerk’s office. Those attending the feast last even Don't de1 a y buying u Get our prices on Buckingham ' Work mtn are now remodeling ing report a very pleasant time. A Hecht Boots A Shoes before pur i the Geo, Fry brick recently vacated Sylvia Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O chasing. We can save you money, j [by Schwartz A Budelman, which F. of this citv is oneof the liveliest N. Brown 4 Sons. : will be occupied by the post office orders we h5ve. The membership I ' ' The ball given by Inland Lodge when completed. is growing rapidly and a great deal No. 70 K of P. last Tuesday even- I We are agents forW. L. Douglas of interest is taken in the work. | ing was a veiy* enjoyable affair and Mens »2 50 $3.00 $3 50 and 14 00 On last Wednesilay evening six i well attended. candidates were initiated and'sev Shoes. The Best on earth Onion sets, garden se«'ds mid nd applications rend. After the Schwartz A Budelman. garden cultivators at Geer A Cum degrees hail been conferred a very Win. Reynolds, the volt ran c I mins’. Call and see goods and g« t interesting feiture was given in the tie buyer, accompanied by a horse prices before you buy. way of an elegant lunch. buyer of Chicago, were in the city I Ed. J. Callow and Frank Adrien yesterday and went on to the lake F or S ale —Two lots front on ■t left for Denio, Ore., this morning. section. > ’ q ■MU «en*. A * Bad" — Main St mid First St. with cottage and ROCKERS I taking out a lot of supplies for Ladies our prices are lower than on each, one barn. Four lots with their ranch is.—Winnemucca Stan usual, we want your trade. Our orchard of pear, apple and clierrie, HANDSOME MIRRORS, dard. spring stock which will be here by currents A gooseberries bl aring,two BftON BEDS. Tents, wagon sheets, Bui covers April will please you as every thing room house on it, access to an irri for use in sheep camps carried by will be stylish new and reason able gating ditch. Also one lot with Children’s Iron Beds -7 us. Send in your orders, they will in price.—N.'Brown A Sons. aevei -room Imibling, good loca have our usiii-1 strict attention — tion. Term.*: One third cash with Center T a bles, Com Frank Berry, of Drewsev, was an N Brown A 8'itis. two years for balance in « qiml year modes, Mattresses arrival o:i the O-B. stage Wednes ly payments nt 8 per cent. For Th«* report that J. L Sitz had day. Mr Berry is a carpenter and t> irtieulars call at this < flice. Pi.lows, Lenolium bought the general merchandise contemplates locating litre and business of P. II Gray at Lawen, work at his trade. Tin re is good prospects of a meet Kilchm Oil Clo.h is a mistake. There has been no | between the athletic clubs <.f Burn» Sulky, gang ami walking plows. Latest <l< signs in sale. * I Disc drills, harrows and cultivators ami Canyon City in th«i near fu- tiir<>. It is likely that there will lx- Postmaster Waters is taking a at Geer A Cummins’. We imy s little holiday, going to Narrows and these goods by the car load and a contest at basketball between th«- ■ Lowen and other points in conipa- goods are guarantee«! fully. Prices girl teams of the two towns, and Coni« in ami *<*«■ ns. • ny with Cuner, the drummer. Sam to suit the times and lower than the boys will cither play ba»a or’ foot bull. The Burna boys are in fParri.-h is acting as postmaster the lowest. [New things arriving. clined to favor foot ball, but Can general during his absence. I Since the balmy days of spring yon seems to prefer th«* old staml i - N. Brown A’ Sons just received have come our people arc begining bv game of base ball. We sincerely BURNS FUPNlTUnn CO, from New York a very fine and to look after their girden tools. hope the meet will be arranged. fa* large line of Embroideries* and They should remember that Voog The pupils of the two lower Laces. They are on display in tlv A Kenyon carry not only gar- rooms of our public schools gave their store and are marked much ilen too)«', and farm ma him ry, ! ti lower than the regular prices for t.ijt also a choice lot of seeds. Go an > xliihiiion yesterday afternoon which was attended by quite a such goods. and see them. number < f p Iron«. The entertain Judge M Dustin, of Canyon Citv Silver Lake is Blessed with two ment consisted of recitation», songs, was in the courthouse yesterday newspapers, the Central Oregonian etc., and the littl '• folks acquitted looking up records. The Judge has and the Silver Lake Bulletin 'liamselvea with much credit to resided in Canyon fur 30 years past What ft pity the Blue Mountain ■ tl,eir t«nn-!i»r«. Mirs Harkev and FOR and can therefore reasonably lay forest reserve wax withdrawn from Miss Donegan, We understand it claim to being a pi ineer. He will entry, otherwise this r»r:k of the is the custom of these rooms to return today —Baker Democrat woods might have a newspaper at give such esliiliitions at intervals ■ luring t|ie aciioo! year, Part nt» Wagons, wagon»; We will sell every |ostollice. you a Mitchell, Rushford or Web Just think, you get 5 per cent «hr ul'l make an « (Tort to attend ber Farm Bed Wagon; discount on all cash purchases •meh and «-Acournge the little oih - ... $ 85 00 made at our »tore. Save your 3} gteel Skein Mr. and Mrs J. W. Kbown, of st . .. 9000 check a and when jou have $5 Harney, ep n* n few days in our 31 ** <1 105 00 worth return tinnì to us and get in any »I “ citv this week, being among the Send vour orders to us. O C. Co 25c. worth of goods free eandiiiuter initiated in the Relx kali Veogtly A Kenyon. Lodge Wednesday evening. Mr Died, in Baker City al 12 o'clock 'i±' Shown but rec-ntly took u.ito him noon, March 16, 1903, at tb* resi Ho ne - Ger.. James was down from hi" self a Ix-tler half, much lo the stir- dence of hi» «on, J. Nat. Hudson, m.m»i'" 1735 Seventh street, after a brief ranch near Hartley today making prise of hi« numeral!» friends in i some peculiar purchases for a bach this section. His bride is a Mouth- illne“«. Dr Nathaniel Htid«on,ag>d elor. Of course its none of our ern bulv and impressed tliose n ho 82 years. 10 months arid 5 days. business if a young man see. fit to nn-t h<-r as a lady, of refinement F or S alk —I will well rnv half fit up bis home with a new kitchen ami education a* w II as pleasant "ft in interest in the blacksmith shop and range, eb gant china, etc . but then disposition. J. W. is tn Le con ’««wer. h tool, .¡tostcd on south Main «treel. « new»pa|>er min will speculate gratubil-.d. We suggested such a r < uri « also the whole of the lol together and ha* a vivid imagination. move on hi* part some time ago Ju with my residence property with Perhaps nowhere outside of Har and st arc glad be t>x,k cur advice two Tots. Would like (o trade for ney county does a practicing phy stock or sell for cash. sician have to go such distances Grant K»»f*r-"or> and endure »rich hardship ami r-x- The b««’ pili ’neath thè stara and Burns. Ore stri per, posure a« our local doctor«. On il cleai.ses thè System and hevar protection fr >m vermin« —»ure death !■> bed bug«, < t< Thursday riiglit of last week Dr The report that cattle men abut «ri per. and kilted over 40» head of aheep Geary was Mmmoned tn »-<• Pearl l>elr>nging to W. W Brown on the Wei»» who was suffering from Little Ear'y Risera of «roridi? re- pute— range near Hampton Butte, not pneumonia in Cat'.»* valley, ■ dis long ago i« not thought to bo true. tance of 100 miles away. The doc- A»k for DeWitt'a and tak e no sob- slitti te. It is known, however, thit Mr. «* travled by private conveyance. A amali pili, easy to boy, easy tr with frequent changes of bora* « to Brown wa« accused of infurming on reach hi» patient, never »toppng take and ea»v to art, but never fail tome cattle men who had atrme givemmer.t land fenced that had to real. D'. Geary returned borne Mr.. E*Hy Riser» arou*e the accretion» ! i to Be torn down, ar.d ’they resented Sundav evening ami reporto • «.» as * a a... to«.ie to the liver, cur ■ Weiss iniprovinf. Thia is truly ■ and act the action, and took reveng» on hi« country <-f m»g - fic*r«l diatancaa. ing p*rrnzr.eitly-'hi’ns' D**igg •!» •h'»p — T.ik’riew Examiner. • 1 issue we re SCHWARTZ S BLDEUAN Our stock is complete. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED i SCHWARTZ & BUDELMAN. A New Line of CHAIRS Paper 0 Hopkins & Huntei flaiW and Saddle Dealers Security StocJ Poultry Food 'v Worm Powder Heave Remedy Calf Food Colic cure Rheumatic Liniment Pi nkeye and Distemper cure Hoof Remedy«”"!’. I Caustic Blister ,v Antiseptic healer Gall cure Carbolized Disinfectant THE TIMES-HERALD Gives al! the leca! r ews. a Job Printing.