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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1903)
¿A3 THE LARGEST CIRCULATION A Schwartz & Ëudelman til SATURDAY MAKI II ■ he copious rain of the past few days has made the farmer and stockman smile,—and we smile with them. W e share in their prosperity. W’ith our present facilities we are prepared to handle the trade to their advantage. W’e want to furnish supplies lor the ranch and the sheep camp and have theigoods at right prices. It not convenient to call on us send in by mail and goods will be -sent by return mail. Give us a trial order ># h» ir- '••»I >1 * Ladies’ and Mons Fuming Goods Ladies’, Ken’s and Children’s Underwear. •••I. Buckingham & Hecht and Giesscke Boots J. Peinach, Ullman & Co., Chicag », Belasco & liar. is C j , Sail Fraucisc-j—I aii- ors to th a Trade-Two of the lead ing tailoring houses in America. We arc sole agents for them and have the cpri g line of samples rea y for your in-ipi-ction. OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. 1' ' i Local News. | | Red Bell 56.1b N. Brown A Sons, 1 i W. B. Barker has been in Burns several days. | for Chewing tobacco’s 50c lt> N. Brown A Sons. § I Seed Grain—N. Brown . Son, The y.mii: grass is growing line. J.ib iirinting—The Times Herald - i« .- y 0 . ?* ?e •»••••••••••••< o O o 4» o « • tì o • Mrs. Ike Blevins is suffering Dixie Queen 50clb N. I'.: sn iv from tonsilitis. Alva Springer was a visitor from Solis. N arrow s y i s t e r d a y. Jack Dennis is suffering from Dies-making by Miss lb ¡ kins ■ rheum tism in his hand a., i is not 3 at the heme of her brother. able to work e Q Mies Gladys II lpkins i- p: i ir< d Emmett Stratton is in the city O • 4 to do dress making. Sl..‘1< 1 . 7 c from lleai Valley. e at the home of her brother, \ .J.i Garden seeds in any quantity at ue A full and e onplete line ,.f D (1 els, . insisting i f Sum Hopkins. mer Dress Fabrics in Voegtlv A Kenyon’s. The Latest and Ne * ihings Worn. Al Southerland, who h :s ' en nt Kemp Hardistv has been in from e the Stauffer ranch the p i-t winter, Silvies for several days. We will be pie i .1 t > have i it e. n Its i . \i: ■ purchasing ® o and examine ur g ds, u 1 as- r. ■ i e e.it is in the city renewing acquaint . tr< tment and • Buy your garden seeds at« o prompt attention. ances. e V ogtlv A Kenyon’s. o F5. BROW^ Cycle I'oco 4x5 Camera, cariying Z a K. R’ohardson was again • case mid 5 plate holders. Cost o The Pioneer Merc'i ii.i& 2 jrney Co. o Will sell for $15—gold as new. In |Ji.wn from Harnev Wedmslay. ' « o s c v ;> « ? «• © <■■ ; ' A Everything New for ionr bisection. o * 0 o « o o •« 9 a o 0 n 0 Joe Lamb was over from Drew- O 4» sev a day or two this week. P 0 0 Grain, Wheat, Barley Oats.—N. t» w Brown A Sons. t> 0 Geo. Hopkins is again on duty 9 at the Hopkins A Garrett harness See the new “ad” of the Burns quire at the county clerk's utliee and saddle shop. Livery and Feed Stable in this Attv. Geo. Cattanach and ex- Bromus Inermous or Brome Conti' ¡'I an:1 .-ee it:; o!i >ttl i/onr issue. Sheriff Joe Combs were over L orn Grass seed for sale Geer A Cum- (Canyon City a day or two this Postmaster Waters and Mi Cuner munins. week. The Times-llt raid did not have returned from their trip to A'he old pioneer ranch ni .an of points south. learn their busines-j, Cow Creek, J. O. Bunvard, was Tents, wagon covers, stock men’s i We nre agents forW L. Douglas among our visitors thia week. r- canvas bed covers and camp stoves .Mens $2.50 $3.90 $3 50 and $4 00 !' Iluston, the produce man, will at fiver A Cummins'. i Shoes. The Best on earth. have a load of new apples about Schwartz A Budelman. Mrs. Eva Thompson bus gone to the first of April. Mr. and Mrs A. L Hunter con Harney where eho will take charge R. P. Moffett, one of the old time template leaving next week for the of the Harnev hotel,we understand residents of the Drewsey section, !>•«chutes, when-Mr Hunter has Sam Micke) was lawn from bis was in the city a few days this wiek. relatives. They will be gone an in homo near Harney one dav this We are glad to note that W. D. ,|,.| definite time week. He lie was aecimp.mied In Arnett has so far recovered from j y I J. A. McCune, of Weis r, Idaho, Mrs. Michel. his recent sickness as to be on the i arrived in the city Thursday even- , W. \\ iters expects to leave • streets again. ing; having come over to look after wetk for Ontario to superin t Get our prices on Buckingham some business all'airs. He expects lehj the loading anil shipment of A Hecht Boots A Shoes before pur to remain here several any j . the new slieepsliearing machine. chasing. We can save you money. Adam George and wife were in Nothing builds up the system N. Brown & Sons. I the city the first of the week from and give’s new lifu better than Marvin McGee is seriously sick their home near Crow Camp. Mr. ks meat and malt, The best can be at his home in this city, suffering George says things around his sec bought at 11 W. Welcome A Co’s. from pneumonia. His friends hope tion indicates a pr sp -rous year. Foreman Brandon accompanied for a speedy recovery. Schwartz A Budlemmi have ro by Dave N< wman, was up from Onion- sets, garden seeds and ceivcd their shades for the big Island ranch Thursday, Ilo in- garden cultivators at Geer A Cum glass front of their store, anti our forms us the vnqueros are prepar- mins’. Call and see goods and get people may look forward to Soil! ing to begin spring riding. prices before you buy. z handsome window displays ill that Since the spring weather has ar Miss Ellie Shrtre was a passenger estal lishment. rived. The Times-II raid is-looking out on Wednesday morning’s stage Waters A Ilngiy have bought for the -pring poet and has decided fi for Narrows, where slu goes to the handsome soda fountain for to publish “p > ms” at the r te of g visit relatives for a short time. merly in the II. W. Welcome A 71 per line until further notice. O Co. Drug store at.d now h ive it in 'Carrol Cecil was in Wednesday A littlo accident nt the power place where th >.y will soon he hand • ./iS looking after some business affairs house caused the electric lights to He drove in with his “crack” bug ing out cooling driul: . be shut off Thursday night about HANDSOME LJ 1 .'I •' OH3, gy team—one mule am1 one old Ladies our prie-s nre lower than r> o’clock. The repair.! were made gray horse. usual, we want your t..:do. Our yesterday and tlie lights turned .. J 5 3E33. Tents, wagon sbeMs, Bed covers spring stock which will he here by on O K Chiluren’s lion Bcdr for use in sheep camps carried by ' April will please you as w.-ry thing Chas Lewi« Io k his departure will be stylish new ami rc.isimaule ns. Send in your orders, they will Thursday morning vii Prineville Ccn’.er Tables, Com have our usual strict attention — in price—N. Bro.vn A rioii' for Portland, where lie expects’to modes, Mattxerscs N. Brown & Sons. I. L. Vanderpool a; d wife (nee remain fir an indefinite period, Lenoiiiim M. V. Baker and wife were in the Miss Rose Venator) ariivid be: having arranged to work with W. Pi lows, cily a dav or two this week, the from their home in Crook C unfy C Todd in the hack business liischk n Oit Cfo' h gm sts of Sheriff Allen and wife. Wednesday evening. Th y to We received copy fora new spring Latest d- sigi,- in Mart has about recovered from his , their departure yosl rdny f.ir tin advert! ement for the old pioneer recent accident which resulted in a Venator ranch on Cri.ne Cru firm, Or gon F .rwaiding Co., nt broken rib or two. Lee Culd well has returned from Ontario, too late for this issue; the I N. Brown A Sons just received . a visit to his little son John, wh i outside pages having . ..... to pn -s from New York a very fine and ; is attending school nt !’• . lieton. It will appear in our next issue. Colne in nnd see vs. large line of Embroideries and 1 Lee reports the boy well, and pro I Watch for it. 'New t bil ge uri i vii g Lnce«. They are on display in gressing nicely in bis .etudii - II I -^A. L Hunter disposed of Ids in 1 heir store and are mnrked much also visited other p lints curonte. tercet in the Hopkins A Hunter BUnN> FtirniTURE CO. lower than the regular prices for Sulky, gang and walking plows liaruesi and saddlery the first of such goods. Disc drills, harrows and cultivators the week to T .). Garrett, ami the Book keeper Holland, of the I’. at Geer A Cummins'. We bin latter has taken charge. Mr. Hun I. S. Co., errived home Wednt-s- these goods by the car 1 a I at I ter found it necehsary to quit the day from a visit to points on the goods are gmirantei d fully. I’l .~ business on account of h’s health. railroad. Mrs. Holland intended to suit the times and lower than "Mu-krats” nre suff-ring to a ri<urning with him but was de the lowest. certain extent since the cl >scd sea tained by sickness and will come Dr. Marsden made a prnfi --io al fol ga■ lias g no into « Hi i ’ in later. trip to Callow Valley tiii.s Week tn A party consi-;ing of Rzv. A .1 Wagons, wagons; We will sell ■MB little child of Pearl Weins, Irwin. John Sw .< < k, W ('. M<• Kiii- FOR you a Mitchell, Rushford or Web who was suffering from pnenm iiey, ILink F I' hi ami Geo. Duns- The patient xras very low upon the ber Farm Bed Wagon; more nre al the laki < thia week 3J gteel Skein . .. ♦ 85 00 doctor’s arrival, hut he stav, 1 until bunting muskrats fir their hides, »4 .. 90 00 , the crisis had passed nod li ft tb< mi doubt. 3* “ A firn' condition pow ! it',;’ v ' I» li 105 00 little sufferer improvN.g Dr. Gearv stock Ivalthy and rn I < ,31 •• J A. Reid wlri is ■ •Ilina ’ the cel bad been out laflt week to see Mr make Send rour orders to us. O. C. Co. ebrated “Asbestos Fhoes,” was in Weise. I ^Frank Bnnyard was in the city the citv Thursday Mr. Ili-id’i Since the balmy d >vs of iq.ring p ( ) ry is in Poitl.md and he i« Thtir-day. having just delivered a have come our people are 1><-giiiing mnking a custom shoe which «< !!■ A number of cattle which he sold to to look after their garden tools. at f I'-torv price«. II" m do nr- (jus Hurlburt of Narrow«. Frank They should remember that V . -g raigeimi.is niib Schwartz A uppli’f nutrì now resides on the Malheur river tly A Kenyon carry not only gar Bud»lm in to handle hi . line .in p irntor milk. A f i near the junction and likes his new den tools, ami firm rnvidiii. ry. this section. r«-»t r IL>rse- location fine. ■> but also a choice lot of seeds. Go r n. -. t iuiii • lit fi.r W. L Wooley was a passenger and see them. HORSES WANTED. beast. i I in on the Diamond stage Tuesday A letter received litre Yesterday ;evening having come in for medic- states that the C himi.ia Southerrf I ¿‘ •!r<- to l.ny li r»es that si treatment. Mr. Wooley is suf- will begin work on its extension to In I ferine from a severe attack of grip Bend on the 15lh of n«xt month I ar.<! rheumatism He is under the The same letter stat. « that timber are of Dr. Burrow. locating is very active and many f r , n-.- reqiHHed ti rm0 111 easter-i people are rriving in ti. p ,n,« Livery -ml I 'd O. J. Mealey, of Brownsrille, he ilcr :.!••( L< "is A' Dlbldejon Aprii ■ J this etate, was in our city a few section to file. • E E M -ux. dar» thiw week. Mr Mealey ha« Just think, you gtl 5 jwr c< nt been looking over Esstern Oregon discount on all cash purchases , quite exteneivelv and left via made at our stor. Save your Tun b'st pill ’neath the stars ami iTsint ; Prinerilfe for his hom». The gen- check« and when jou have 45 atri I* a, protection fr-mi v.-rmiri'---sure <!■ iiii i . > I i tleinan i» an old Inne friend and «orth return tb< n to us ami get ft eb-an-ns ths system and never wlioolmate of L*n Walton of the JSc worth of goods free gripes. Pioneer Barber »fiop Vecgtly A K'nyon. Little Eir’y Riaera of worldly re put»— F ob S aif —I will sell mv half Harry Ask for IteWitt’s ami take no rub 1 interest in the blacksmith shop and representative of Ko hchiid lì' ¡tools situated on south Main street, ai. t • ' ’ ’‘ • r also the whole of the lot together has been doing bfi’inr.« in mir with my residence property with city the p>«t 6-w days. Mr Sin r two lot«. W'-uld like to trade for does a gond business I ere He I, - • lock or set! 'or rash »rrawc-d with th« it.- . T> Grant Ke«te»«rm harxl'r • - fj n . •. » ■ • A I a Farm ^achsji .. /v s I a pojyon A Pievv Line of G CHÄ5RS Give us a trial on your next suit. We guarantee a fit, Superior v/ook“ manship and fH- Paper Petti coats, Wrap pers Dress Skirts; ladies hosiery: !ran clad stocking for the child ren. Best on earth. Ha’-s are displayed in out» ne-ja caseond you «an find at onae the htt ycu at ant, Neal «nd staple shop’s in Stetson, byon and Cpronct brands. They arc hats that aril uiear at the right pnees. inly. i the ’LE. CLOTHING RIA». Our nen and hoys clothing is worthy oi inspection. The cloth is made by the best mills and the garments made by experienced tailors. I The “MOUNT HOOD” Shirt made in Oregon by white labor. They give satisiation—that’s why we Try one and you wear no other. >rrg«s carry Ac: i UNDERWEAR FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- l)ildin( ier ; 5 I Dr«L ner suhsvript'on reduced to ’**>»’ per year This prup .-iti -i i. go >1 only until Msi »1st—do i ot del«y — sewd m St' cts. in ponUge at one« and you w.ll rect ive th« D «:g *r n ».tlilv hr msil m.« war. STANDARD I’Ari KR?.-» re the l*»t. Co»ta little mor. t>ut it will pay you to u«e them. GROCERIES I K £ for Ocr irx of C’octrits eanntt b« exce’Ld We «»nt yoi Ini ?to gir« ns /oar Sprir.g erder. We can please yoa. Cat! asd rres Our slock is c'n»p!e‘e. « mt ' get prie s. 3N 14 M\!L ORDERS SOLICITED SCHWATZ* Hopkins f: Hunter, flaipess aod paddle Dealers Security Stcci ood Poultry Food/ Worm Powder Heave Remedy Calf Food Coli cure Rhei’inatic Liriiw Pinkej :ye and Dister Hoof ¡-’emedy Caustic Blister Antiseptic Gail cure Carboiizod Gives a!i the ioc ■. ■yl- cure ait