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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1903)
sa G. O. Heudricks and fan.ilv tip frotr. L.iwen t«l:.y. Have brought our business to tr.e fore ground. Fair dealing and honest values are our mottos. On these principles we want your trade, and ask you to inspect and price our goods. We are sh wing rmny exclusive patterns y ar anti crû y tir at’ention speci.-, -y to Swiss, D ntir , Organd es, Ar el ì axvns India Linens, We are r ceiving a new line of fine Lac-s Trimmirv.Lisie and kid Gloves, Plain Fancy Ribbons. - his our and .and and -———— NEW KATS, NEW CLOTHING, T:T *? T" O-m-gas and lenions al llnsto-i's. Sodi w.-.i-r al thè Ci'y .irti. .................. «••«•*••.•* SOO.......oe.i.»,*. T’R gwn ’ S” .’.ug o • TiiL S atisfactory store ¡ i .ju \ S’ A fresh assorlment of carni’?» C» e. Ed Catlow nrrived bere froqi tl c ji.rt recavi ; at Ilvrton’s. sentii end of thè county. Joseph Thomas was in frum t:.e t. - Warui S prit g W< tin -day. 5 bttw laundry sosp ............................... 3-1 !h- I 'P' « Vtn ami H um- r i ° O. J Darsi nas in fri nì h’.s Pine1 V Mr and Mrs Mr- Piirrint- Plirritihtou have O 1 ’ ■ pitcx ..-e n.,x 1 !.,r l S-ed Í Oc ‘‘ ' ' l';l"b'n < <tr i la Cr.icu-rs creili ranch ibis week. •» muved t tl.e sue mil! .. r ti e sum- U o E. I). Marshall and wife returned mer. Tin' above bargains' are for one week, enclin f* 1 V this week from I’endletmi. -r- Si the Lee* Win ! .. Cnrtaiiis , <* '' Gr nt T'ionr.i-o-1 and wife were at ih- I-'.i:titrt- Si.. • Niiibii •• nicer in the . ty tr m La n Moi.day . o ZM If. B-. ■ i. O l.'i.s M a nn.i i a:i 1 fam 'y ex o w.«.- o a pect to take iheir departure Mon Vkiilor from Abe S.-d n .«--..'»71 s' y ¿T - ?' 4* in sdai. day for California. w 0. A. Bonnett and IV.. • w. re III © __ ’ •■ç.'.TT7»è-.7ÂïT The Canyon City ball clubs have from Crane ere. k t'.r «evi ra! Javs » written tli- v ea inot ulteii l a meet tllis Week - A Ö b«"» © .? here the 4th of J uiy, ' » • > ' V v . -<» ' • I’r ighters wi.-hin« to bring V W \.y- ■ ■' © Grover Jameson has taken a wagons froin the rnlro.'d slim O 5 ’a-" position with James Smith and call on or address C. II. Voi gtly N.» ■ ■;.»>• 1 will learn the cobblers trade. II. Neal and family will take ':i.-,M S-'.’;,’IALS P ii-’ CASH IN OU.,- G <0CERY DEPARTMENT. ..la 25 e Wc Í: I it BURNS, G- Frank Brittingham was over their dep rture tod iv f.r t heir M >st »-Inlioratc Showing of .'-’timiner things for Ladies—Mcr. «f from Drew.-ey Thursday. lie was ranch near Curd to spend the -»am- Oxfords Crepes. Grenadinen. Foul irds, Lice*. Et.in.in s, \ j titer. K> aceonip.it.i* d by Miss Barth It. 0 Mixtures-. Dr Mibb ’rd md V \ J li **:• O » Mrs. A Jordan ’.wk her lepart -irr.wH li.une Wt I d lesila V from t he o lire tilia morning for the railroad S in ? • unt.-iins. i'iiov succeeded c V in i-iqituting live young antelope. too meet in r little son Tommy. ® C» < Strength and v' . eon - of t IL ii Benedict, tt.-e I’t-nn-M itun, "J ' -ree, n o mnn, is again writing :i nice I.u u;' f" al, duly dig- -;< -l. wh< til I ü lnsuiai.ee in this vicinity, lie v..il '■ nlv-ii- • i - i -. fi d, adds no burden, but sustains, a go to Narrows Monday. iiourisile-, invigorates. o Po S3C the >1 Ma-lr-i . B.-i‘:ste, . C! itl’i , Uiicvi >t Styles and to saV? you tùant, visit our? Stor-1. and noveltv on cahot ¥ SHIRTS SL. OIL'D F iner Clark arrived here vest r- The Malh-ur Mercantile Co. is day from Prineville. lie will be sending ou! a circular I.-tier I., th - accomptnted upon his return by . wo 4 men of this s. ction ptntir.:; that thu lirst. nnini! wool -ideal bis niece, Mrs, Edith Fur^uson. Ontario Will be J -.ine 1S. Wm. Altnow is over from Oti- At n meeting of the s.-h >1 !• i.:-d cretk. lie is looking for a hay iast Monday the lenchers for the ram i, to rent, a- ho feats he wiii en-iiin • ; i school year were elected. I e short of fodder fur L;» stock thi I . ’ ---- r f. ... A < . l'inn was elected to '■-iieeed himself as principal nod »'.inter. I’rnf, -sot Dillard was also re eleeied Our worthy postmaster, E. B Hr ■<’•• ••!:•!m. Miss 1 11 i Tiiomp on Wati rs, was atmnig -Uncle Sam's” land Miss Maude Eicon Were rm» favorite employees in til« recent in ploved to take clu.-g" of th" tlin ■' crease of salaries. This office now loa er r,.o:ns. We c»n fiil y .-.r Spri-'g order to youf complete fatislac itn pays $1201) urniture eh .--ip -r than ev r li»- both as to qua ity end pr e s. 1 11 ue leant is a chance. If 'fore i this tuvo We huiight cue can’t p’fas1 you do»': buy—but give us an opportuni y to :*• 1I> rninnn Ruh and wif.- were ! rii-ht and »vil! sell i ii-L» . l’ho v»-r» visit.ns th.- first of tne week. IL-r ii-.ci-st in Lace and Muslin <' al quote pric s man paid liis respects to this oii'.-i ¡ tahis. Laili ■, call and insp-et. and is paid in advance fur lb We can pl -iiso mu in b. th «’vie and price. Ihirei u --, Ch i if mi rs. SOUCI TVn great religions weekly a year. .- ie'o.ia i ,f -. Iron l'c;-', mu! io fi. t ‘■1'ncle” Geo Ihinean ariived in n- »v-rvtiiing in our ,'int-—iiurns y es erday from Siivi-r L .ke. High Furniture Co. u- i'i r ti.-ev -ntsc itching entti -li «i h Tin-Canyon City E igle cvs that •' K< - «win the city 1 at which to Mock Bilvie» itv«r ir . the Georgia Hai per Co., which is l. ••» ¡ i i ii j tiu.t ci’ v 1« tin- bi ■' Saturilai a'd Sun.lay. expeets to get iti-.-m next month, ' traveling tr«».»;»» lb. ! l-.-i'i A miti-d I ^Thornton Wii ’ iams and wifi and J 1‘ Gi-arhart was over from lin-ii »me the Biicli:iii:.n I '.i>i:¡..|i v. IAS THB LAB' !.. !.. t ATIO.S •>/ c il-'initv a few Ju-,-» this ifiik. j lloiit. Georg - returned irom Can;, hi A letti r from Mr. Me. »I • siati » ANYNSWSPA ! .••■ X’iï. 'bl y ar • p'.ni ii./ tu ■■ .. d L-> .-■•» V. m Clark, the L-iwen merchant City Thursday. They w< re t.eccm- |-:nn -.vili h»- in iinr:i. ; ir their en pamed by Mi»s l ; ert!i.i William- ¡’.-»id our city a flying visit th ■ first FATI,-¡I- . : . gagement begi.ii i • -, . I'i e v. ho spent the past winter in I’ort- I—i»p‘e of <-ur city m.ti "; ate t. ' it of the week. i hind. m, ;i iheir arrival. Loccl News. .L.Jin Parker ”.-as cirriilntini- A very qui» t. lit!!•• w ■ To g’o»ik Mrs Henry Goodlow is at pre I'tn-u-g Li- friends in ot:r city a few l-l.ie-’ I t-ic t •• 11 • ■ .’ ■■ ! 1V. I stili stoppi.,g at ilio liome of Mr. day s this n e» k. J. E. J o 1 m » k liesdu V nerniug, .lui" 1 ¡'I and Mrs. .1. fi G-mld under thè o’’ - ; I: in which L, li. Spii-' or Vale. Schwartz it B-. -h-iman have re- cure of ber pii’sit imi. The lady and Mr-. E:nin:- E. Ash were the Swell Suits f>r tb(- Swells, at coiv» d new line of ladies’ < ;<f.ird-» ¡ni- be.-n ipjite eii.k, l.iit ii: now .' - < nu. ■ .. - ..un .Rev A J. Irwin, and r" »:ip sandals. Friedrich the TT. , pi--1- . of the Presi", t ruin cheirih coveriug we ari- ylad lo note. < »tliei.il iiix Th-» pro im i » : n nld Mis Frankie St-nger is ag : in in Loyd Johnson was n pli-asar.t Sp'-cial forthis wt - konlj. Ladies e-nient » f I Li ri i v to. : ■ ■ t li our city, h iving ri turi.ed h re the caller nt thia ollie" Tim.y!-i; . uti'l Mise. s’ suo 1.'linei» Lo ei-n- ■ Bride is i >l reeent y f: li Z"H. \f ire-part of the week. .e ar » neh. L.'il.s», l i A li d l'essing s.-ipi • - '1 nev will lue Ke i i - l ____ Mr«. Robt Ir; v. » tl • guest t !d. < ' ■ i . ’ 1 SO I tin- G5 cents and ¥100 Hingli.im ■ "of friend» in <-t:r city S ittaday 11 -i. -''.is that -♦♦W* Born—To Mr. and Mrs Fi-G " A firraas MU k ¿ c . cet aprmis 15 cent» » ach b-o ir I ut- out of sliapH all: r the first rain g no <■ >m.ter. Ecb vartz sk Bidil- v Co. i.- 11 <• :. m." ni r Fisk, yesterday Jur.e itii, a 9} lb storm. iUUIl. <11 I ll' • IH III Bill! I mike the genuine mmt. Ji-L'boV. i t A- . 1» r C e. W'lteil Hazel u ... S; 1 •Ivo. De\\ 111 s is Born—To Mr ami Mrs. J M I. /Supt. Gilcres' of the I>. L. S Co Salve that heals Before purchasing a mower call Dalton June 1st, a baby girl. was looking after ti e inti rests of w, Jl<rjt !■ a-.-mg n • *. ar. It is a and see the Jom ’ Verti ;J at C. H. Mother and daughter are doing Ins company in tins section the serious in »■• to use any < ther. 1,1 Voeglly's. DeWitt's Wltcli II.iz I Salve cm» s y well. first ef the week 11" informs us t!um H E Thon- ps, ;> j- suffering from r> ’ blind, bleeding, Itching in -i pt - Burp*»-’, garden seeds are gunr- that although it ha« tncn quite a Irv.'lt. g |»i!i s, burns, iirm-i - '. -run •potted fever i unit Jcat--il with nnteed ¡nire at.d fr» .«h, date r.iiKi backward spring the hay croji will and all skin diseases. > •: i by //if pneumonia. on ever / sealed package.—Geer X lie almost an average on all th ■ Burns Druggist“. ranobea. Orderycuri ! th fr -n Friedrich C m mniins. PETITION ¡OR LiOLOÎ LICENSE. lie Tailor, hi- l:n vs now to cut Mr. and Mrs. Adam tJtorge wen If you want to show your form FL 1 -.nd make th< - ti- 1 ’ th" ! 1 ii.'ir Lie >' i- 'y C -irt up from their home Tueedsy. Mrs to th" Le-t ndvnntaf»» get vour Tents, wage » over.», stockmen's clothes ni.ade right here at Fried- Georg» took her departure fir C.ili- ni 1! rm y I ' '• • i W" tl.e ui.di rs _n-d b-. ’i! ’. b-r- i f.irnia W--Inesday to viait her janvas bed «O’i r» an : cam ji stoves rjch'« the Tailor, ! of Wild ll-rr«'- I’ririii'-I, llmni-v mother and sister f -r tl.e summer. it Geer & Cummins'. . < riuty. Stat- - f Or- g >i. r - . - <-lini.y s*1s, garden seeds and She was accompanied try two of [H-’Iti -ii th" Hmi. • mint < uri i ! vv n wi.;. i .............. ._ ...- i . W. O Whit lie-- a crow of car-'g,ir L n cultiv itor-nt < »» er .< Cutn- i her daughters who i. ill spend n< xt Harm y Ci.unty S.;.i'. of Of g m. to ns. )btt>enters at work erecting a new min»’. Call and see goods ar.d get winter in Alameda attending grant a Lici-ii- to S’ r.uui-m-r Bios, to Sell Spiriti:mi . Mai: ami V>n is -esidence fur Cht - Brittingham or. pric. - before vou uv. school. 51 r» George had n it «ten Livunrs in !• - » ipiantitii - loan one »<«♦*’ba bill. J. L Sitz, one of Lawen's »uh-’ her mother for 20 veers. Z l‘jn in W lid H r h Pre» in t 11 r- L«*na Gray ». ■ :i: iti»-r • i• ■ t-. st «<■ v“r-J /ll ' n»’V f''mi-tv. St il» of Ori-gon. fm r - prreeted and Cr • ¡.. ore Just: -- y* in "ur »".tv thi* we»-k. Lou day for the railroad taking Mr. ili" j no l' f S»« Mm th* .. ■ in duty hound w»» wit! evi T ami Mrs W. W. Dickenson, who Jack S!,gkell nd, 'tinning a^bnwdy hou«e. They Mrs. John Geoil>eriing arrived will spend the summer wnb re.a- R. C Ihvm-r. «ere held und r 1 i-..I bi appear at home Saturday evening after an lives at Fullerton California, and pl te F.. I: II >n!i « :oo> next term f <-:r ; t c urt. absence of four month« spent in Mis. Howard who 1« returning t>> ItMbard L»-F'-re J Reali» ____________ I'Uiav. go; Sulky, gar.g -..1 walking pi iw.». Man Fram :.-» ■.. and t’n- East. Mrs tier linnie in Portland. Henry will < iu». R Tamer, r, i,Lj«WrillihJ|irrow.. and cultivators :G-’’neU £Iad to l* •“’ome ti.eel Dr. Burrow', family F. F il» du'» Mot! » 1« b*r» railroad and bring them in The . )hr t;»t Geer dt Cumt...u-'. We mi , Frid-iv lit* .'iril d 'doctor has Built rit «djrrd üp an , , Jsi he« gm» ia bv t." ir 1 ad and, G»-o. Duncan returned home Li«t u* w.i f»py!“ i.e S'i® ro -<i» are gm- i ... Brl ■ w k He ex;e it " - start - n practice in this 4. jui.ty ai. J ha - • i nitri f .r lite lu -I fixed up the 51. H Brenton res.» o sail tba t j m this pc.iti m. Hr experts .-i ■ r Lr. ». he lowest. wxncan river, for Harnev county denca for occupancy LiS family about the 10th inst. wh.re 'h* fish will lw planted in ( )L M’agsns,' w ignnr; We will sell Silvie» river—Lakevmwr Exitnin«-r .ou • Mitel . li ;-lifurd or Web- : Died—At the horn* of U.K Mé , *r Fann B» W.i-on: J W. Buchanan and J O Cawl- I’heeters n our city, tase Monday >rr . fi gUwiVk*i « <.00 fie'd cam* in la*t Monday to get morning, June 1st. F. E Dorman, »J H PO 00 rapnlie* f >r th* rrerr of m»n on aged 70 years, Decea*»’d cime If “ * !•>.» «» ther read contract They infirm nere last fill accom¡ inie<¡ hy his •9 nd vour c O C. Co. i>« they will complete th* grad* »on Earl, ano since that tim* th“ thu rr. nth Mi--» Eliza Buchanan old gentismaii hi* l»**n in Burn«. Fow S aif - ! e rnr half acraw.ipanird 11.» m in. His death was caused by t*.w. 1 • *re*t in ®h ‘p at. « c* <np. »mt. of Mitchell W 3 '•nr* «. n-da m U m P on h *3th Ma •n *ire*t. A c«r l isd Th» r* nains were emLalmed and .* car 1 .»-! of mower*, birder» and will t ■ li k-'i tr Bia home in [,aa- il»o tl>e «i * i f '.be 1 -t log- ther -•J «ith mr r lenee prop -ty with ra k*». one car load of b«rb*d sir* r*nt ■rg. Indiana. Deceased l*ar»a wo Ust«. *V «Id lik» tocad» C m and nail* »nd ■ car )<»ad i f Dain » wif*. a »! «tighter and one s»*n I»*- stLwEirl. Mr it irritan was Well • i. I.nek» have b-*r> receive») at th* lit d by those wk m» t him. i»**n¿ >'.nek or -i » » p ■ • H V » z fi and z tita! di» ■ position. V-* •nd will e hi be brought in. u ; : f < © üü i' c a o •»>) e i’ J ) a » « c> & O Ö e <» o M M O 0 ML « FILLED PROMPTLY-’™'...... r...„IC8 . u:n> :-zs, -I« O»»«*. U»’ » te M iH H C tu e iu fm u fv i rice Wither- mi« a ln:*;.u< it« r Monday. o ue«os9ot«vl»u»»j BAlLkOAO MAL Hon. I. S. Geer and N. punier arr.ied home from Brain- | City yesterday evening. Tln-i- . -■ntL-inan in cmnpun’ with C 1 Kenyon, Tom Alien, R. A. Milin and Dr. Mursdei were lip; dinted by the Board o! '1 rade to meet J. \V. l’.onta. the luiiroad promoter. in n card to lus ln.e being extended to liurns Thu party was joined at C.ini on Citv und John Dav b. lion. C. \V. I’arrisli, E. -I Bailey \V . li . .11'llllr-.OI. . Ì hey had n conference with Major Lint.i, I'. E. Unison, one of his en.'.m•• rs, ¡>r. A. i leaver, 1.. E C,'. .Iler amt C Cieavi r, who an al-o ínteresiin il.electric rail- w ll V. Th" 'i II.--S- Heial.l regrets it has -.i.l thu spaile to givu dm result of till« e-iniei-eiieo ill detail. iìle prospects am g ..«I for a railroad and it was arranged that Miij.ii Beata vi i' ll.ia se. litui to-- hitter :.urt if nex week or the lirst part I of the f lloi.ing week. Tin» d»T I'iou sulniitt'-'l a list of t .<■ t. i. .i o.-'-, lie- I. Um Let of stick . ■ ■ ¡ a i ■ ntl .u l s a nd a gen eral t i .le of tJ-e le.-imrces i.ftl.i- sectmn, etc , which inipri -.-i d the railroad peoplu very favorubly. T> ere will Le a met ti,ig of the Hoirdof !’i.id.-tins evi.-mn;; to heur ilio ri [>. rt of the lielegntes and to maini further art angemunts for Major Bontà’* visit. and HUY r. ...■) I- !•’ * Vf <4 v DOLI BUCKS and MITCHELL WAGONS C/au eijn* t .■'. a tut on any of i.’y ‘.y . ¿7 / Jz /s an (tòsoht/x tjnpvsn'jf'fty .' ri’/Àt /¡orí?. h Man TWENTIETH CENTURY We urn lie il e ia a r pi i ntn— n . tig»- of progr- --. i lie world moves ami you must move with it. Keep v,p with I he times. If ’mu » c a <• f; ; Ito li n< lit yo-.irs-lvea, grasp tin Opportuni!}-. You an benefit^ - aurei l .-s by t-uyiug your drugs .-it nil; WELCGKC; PHARMACY. Burn- In', oneof the best in-litn- tion • • T I» irnic.g in the »lut»- S < ).<• ti M. Bronn about i» horno on tiro installment |»'nn. v.m - . Dealer in the above. SEASON OF I will stand fol 1 o vàn g St al! i :■ : ? :: : .1 a July 1st, the c.*c?,z.z ic r, . . . Winters li, 1 Kaladar, " ' 1 Dock 'r '... ■>wv ? rw v 1 ’ ' /.ooA' /ó»- r/.-.».■•/■.' /' ’ 1 "i’ ■” • n /»/-/•.'u- / I ¡ir l’"^iJrrr ■ ai’il fite li"r ■ - athii: ! ■ i ■ • ■ . /'L» f X A z ' 4 JOHN GEMHERLl.SG I ]< -f. Opt i<-|; 111 l'.liutlivi Fin- Watch R< pair . J ■ • BICYCLES’ u;K3^u.~;r..:n:.n.i;a;-.;s: Guaranteed -er Í :?c He’s not after .• -ne . I i '. uj 11<- i» «imply look ti»» for .me of tho*e g» » <1 thing» in the line »4 <ir»»erir«, F’ruit, Feed ar»i Prodin e rm W. E. HUSTON L'urkl eitner Building. ♦» •*'•««•ki“»*■ • •* g »X w *** JOHN