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unii I circuì court doings Child’s Jackets at Hr "vn’s Clocks and jewelry at n-duced Circuit Court convened last Mon “BROW N’S” “THE SATISFACTORY STORE” “BROWN’S” prices at Jorgensen's. day morning with Judge Clifford on New Cloaks and Jackets ;.t the bench and all the other officers Brown’s. present. M. H. Brenton Ims been Frank Paul is down from the acting as court bailiff and W. A. Goodman as grand jury bailiff. The mill for the winter. New clothing for man, bov and grand jury is composed of J. W. Sayer, foreman; I. S. Geer, F. G. • I child at Brown’s. \\ li. n you hire a doctor to attend to your family, or retain a lawyer to look liter Stauffer, E. B. Reed, C. E. McPhee- 99 Nice salt Salmon at 15o lb—this ters, W. I.. Best and Ira Clark. • your interests, you Jo not select one with a small practice, but one whose skill and IdbyJ season’s catch—at Huston's Outside attorneys in attendance er. I success has built up a large clientage. C. A. Haines was up from Nar are Senator J L Rand, of Baker 1 of tit -j V. hv not apply the same common-sense principle in selecting a place to make your City, Judge Webster, of Portland rows a few days ago. and Will R King, of Ontario. purchas ~ There, too, t large and growing bnsiness is proof positiveof satisfactory : New patterns in carpets and wail The grand jury is still in session [ paper at Brown’s. services re ndered to customers. and turning out considerable gr^st. Rev. Father Doyle lias returned Several indictments have already \\ .ne showing a large .mJ complete stock of Fall and Winter Merchandise and Are essential piling orders large or small from a trip to outside points' been turned in. As to qualil will let you be the judge. are ready to serve you. Court will hold for some time yet » We buy the J: st only. Our stock is most See the Lace Window Curtain* at the Furniture Store Nothing as it will take the sheriff' almost ♦ DRESS GOODS— in all the new fabrics and at unmatchable low prices. complçte'.in ¡y detail and our prices the nicer. two weeks to make the rounds nec •9 lowest—cons !< ' no highest Quality. CLOAK*», JACKETS AND FLlRS”Do not buy your outer Winter garments Emanuel Clark and wife have essary to get the proper papers to 99 9 O«r a // / it re stosked with been over from the P ranch the past bring Egbert, the murderer of Sax 9 until you have seen ours. We have never had anything to compare with them at any Jete. ton and West, back, it is under • 9 thing near the prices. week. ek« K stood his trial will take place at | 99 Artistic crepe paper for fancy » stock g this term. i BLANKETS, QUILTS, SPREAES, SHEETS AND FLAN work, in roll or flat at Jorgensen’s 9 and Following are the proceedings up cheap. NELS ■Oil there goods we make special efforts to undersell all coni|>etitor8 9 mmt. to today. If it isn't convenient to call at Ribbons, Lace, Cloves and Hosiery— In the new styles for fall anil win- Ore?; the shop order your roast for din or' all descri' Outing flannels in light The best grades that can possibly be produced to sell nt the prices we ask ner by ’phoe from the City Meat I! E. Clark and John Lee Milam, and dark—1> flannels, soft silk finigh— Market. indicted for stealing horses, trial set Storm flaw' xtra heavy—All wool suit tor Monday. Order your meat by telephone ings in gray, cn and black— Wool and AAZ'o Give Trading Stamps- State vs Thos. O’Brien, stealing from the City Meat Market and cotton wai. new shades and designs pair of spurs, plead guilty and sen will be delivered promptly. Ladies'. Usses and Children's tenced to pay a tine of $50, in de AGENTS FOR All kinds of dry lumber n .w on fault of which to be imprisoned in Coats i! id Jackets........ .............. Queen Quality Shoes, hand at the A. K. Richardson i w- Seal« Kid Gloves, mill. Also stair railing, window county jail at labor at $1 per day Circuit ■ Miawls--Ladies and fOcCall Patterns, Royal Tailors, not to exceed 50 days. stool, etc. Hisses . nderwear, fcte., Etc. State of Oregon vs J. P. Dicken Chase & Banborn Coffee. — Charles W Comegys, a prominent son, stealing cattle, tried and jury cattleman from Wagontire country, returned verdict of not guilty. State vs Frances M. Teller, steal was a business visitor in Silver ing $200 from Mrs. Witham, tried Lake Sunday and Monday. — Bulle and jury brought in a verdict of tin. We have bough’ quantity of them before the ad guilty. The Court has set Tuesday vance and can u money on them. We also carry ’Phone the City M eat Market for i morning as date of sentence. the Best anything needed in the line of nn-at. EQUITY. lard, etc, and have it delivered im Citizens Bank vs M. L. Lewie and mediately. J ‘ 1' lora Lewis, foreclosure, default of Those attending the dance last (lefts. Mad- tv :ln I ' i.s. Kay Woolen Mills. night report a very pleasant tim. C. E. Mcl’heeters vs Citizens Bus Mail Ort e reive Pr< mpt Attention. [The fair Association lias not real iness College, foreclosure of mechan ized much cash from- the dances [ ics lien default of deft this week but have given our voting A. J Gardner vs Mattie Gardner, SCHW * Z & BUDELMAN [ people a pleasant time « Mr and Mrs I) A Cawlfield of divorce, default of deft. J H. Jordan vs Daniel Jordan, to A letter from ¿ iihvh Simmerville Narrows. < (regoii. an vil quiet title, settled and dismissed. written from Paulina orders the Janies Gentry vs Thos. Arnold, Kodaks and cameras at (Jorgen daughter, Mrs J E Roberts >f thi - great rel gi-^is weekly sent to him Ths Times-“. • raid sen's. city, after which they will spend accounting, dismissed on deft mo- at. Pi iin'v ill*-. Jim is with the geo the winter in Denver, Kansas City i tion Sewing machine needles,machine and Chicago.—Caldwell N-.-ws logical Hurveyeng party that in tak T.ATIoN OF 8. 8. Williams et ids vs Win, Al- ,.: a 8 the largest ci1 oi), gun oil at Jorgensen’s. ing the elevation of this country »COUNTY. any NEWSPAPER IN 1 J. C. Beatty, one of the prosper trow et als, referred to W. J. Cole Job printim/ The Times Herald Thos Cleveland and wife made a - man to report testimony. 10VI (lying trip from Happy valley this ous stock raisers of the Trout creek 8ATUKÜAT OCTO! H Hotchkiss vs G. \\ . Young, de section in the southern part of th. ___________ week. county, has been in town the pit cree in accordance with mandate of Local N c ’ Mrs. C. A. Byrd has received week. Mr. Beatty came uf, m take supreme court MMC! her fall consignment of millinery in the sights but was caught on LAW. n Comb honey at Hu and trimmed hats. jury and has been serving I hoy will have Homrthing to hhv next 4?, It \i wton Hoover vs Geo. Bartlett, . Misses Jackets at 1 country like a good citizen Born — to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S i Alice Bartlett and W. J. King, re Ladies Jackets at L >«' Witzell in this city, Wednesday, New Silks and Dress goods at covery oi real estate. Judgment of HARJ mandate of supreme court Called Brown’s. E. A. Stauffer has -| « t th I d Oct. 28, a boy. for trial Parrish <t Remdold with WindXveek in-the city if you want a good enjoyable John Gemberling has som large draw from case. Jury returned n smoke go to the Welcome Pharma are the Chas. Peterson and plate glass at the railroad for the Inside each pound package of verdict for plaintiff. Damages cy and get one of those nice pipes. g-Uj Uests of friends in 1- front of his new stone buisness waived. Judgment on the verdict Joe Wooley, town marshall and bouse and there is also one for tin- pencils Stationery, pencil Oregon Liquor Co. vs A. J. Weat liveryman, and one of the solid front of the bank building there ensen's. ¡.-..jnd school supplies herly, attachment. Settled and •citizen» of Granite, is spending a They find it difficult to get team K : non dismissed. Born—To Mrs. A few days in Baker City.— Baker sters to bring in such height n will be found a FREE, game. m. Cali- t her home ln-,Bant <• W. Porter vs Thos. B. Jones, account of risk. Citv Democrat. 60 differ» nt game . All new. re. ..very chattel property Settled ['¡|< >rnin, on Oct. 11,’a At Your <¡rover’s. The Woodman of the World,” a Win Gowan and famMy took and dismissed. Guaranteed for One Year -chaum Cologne, fancy $3 50 Shoe for Gentlemen, manu- their departure last Tue lai for N. Brown A Sons vs W. E. Alber- ?, silver i^^ipes, fountain pen?. ; ictured by Buckingham & Hecht Lakeview where Win will enter up -on account Default and Judg lilies at "“^ible war,' and > Id by Lunaburg it Dalton. on hi» duties as clerk of the land ment $25 attorneys fees allowed eneen's. „»♦w ' ’’ r' '*uc,,,l I”" Tom Jones arrived here from office on Monday. Sam Parrish • has. Altschul vs Sarah E Mar left for Boise city last Tuesday evening took them overby private convey-[ _ J,, C. A. Bonnett avid tin ejectment. Settled and dismiss having . Tom is over on iUfcome yesterday n business and pleas ance. The many friends of Mr ed. k to at- ure combined, His many friend? and Mr3 Gowan were sorry t line over from Cra t Chas. Altschul vs E. Clark,eject ■ David are glad to see him looking “fat”. them leave u». nd the funeral of II ment. W R. King withdraw from . ary. t.fjHF'.' Clarence the eldest eon of Mr ai d cas- Case continued on former J. O. Bunyard arrived here from . it U >: ■ uanage- Clh' The Windsor, und Lake county the first of the week Mrs. Geo. Young met with .it a< - order If its Wheel- uou want. I rp qour fliKkleb yr is one He was accompanied by Mrs C. D ; dent last Sunday that might hav - Chas. Altschul vs Robt. Irving, ;t tent of C. B. Smith a in the Hardisty who went on to Juntura, ; proven fatal but happily he < - :a; d c- tinned same against J. O. Bun the most popular r-' and Malheur county to visit her daugh- with severe bruise» only r. He fell yard, and A F. B George. Ifiletioi. Finest Tof Oregon tables , ter, Mrs. Frank Bunyard. /l. gars, billiards ar J Same vs J W. Shown settled and from a load of hay onto or, of the dismissed. rnt _id expert mixolog SAY—You save money and time horses in front. The t*-am «a* John G. Saxton vs Win. Miller gentle but hi» falling caused them bis de- I “' Hon Will R. Ki. by ordering your suits and over On- coat» from Friedrich the Tailor to start rapidly throwing him uu and Harney c lunly, to recover at ••••••99999999999999999999 irture Thursday n- »n«. me they tit, and must fit. Any altera der the wagon, one wheel pae-fng torney fee. Settled and dismissed rio, having di»p d at tion that may occur free of charge. over his hips. At first it was ses in which be w . IS THE PL\CE thought it had passed over h> p. e present term of Royal Tailoring at Brown's. Friedrich the Tailor, Burn», Ore. back and that the little fellow wo» I) p-— Th^Red Front I) New styles in f<x»t-wear B. D. McIntyre contemplates the seriously hurt. A physician was Har ♦ the managem t Brown's erection of four modern stone cot called and upon examination I . ind ,ith where your Grant Thompson and family tages on a block he owns in this there were no bones broken The •Di cared for. Hr h city which he expects to rent. Such boy is doing very well at this time were am',ng the old time friend* ol es h /table livery fL a move will certainly bring good although quite sore from the the late pioneer, David Cary, to at rses. tend the funeral Thursday They returns for the investment as bruises. have returned to day. houses are scarce. ' Stele Senator »I On last Tuesday evening. Circuit Provisions and Feed a Specia Ity. irber, Mo . ie her Ira G. Boyce has been gathering While en r ute to this city from Judge Clifford presided st a meet sit to bis too his cattle this week and has hired D: .inorid Ia»t »undav our old friend ing of the court which he All kinds of Fresh Vegetables ir. Senson, very R J. McKinnon was kicked by a -M» Mr. Bigg- J W. Kinder, of near Kilbride to aside for the purpose of ), ar the ilion uch p'-awed with a 9 M.un Street. b' r-e at Narrows on the right leg resolutions of the bar a** HOPKINS GARRETT 9 Durkheimer Building i of winter them for $5 per head Mr. 9 it is to closely id* !'• - sod Mr. Kinder drove the fru luring it just below the knee this county to the memory are still st the <>M stand and 9 9 teres to of Mies u catti* to the latter'» ranch today — As it was a compound fracture his O .''•xton E sq. decease-, •till r> k • g lb,--- fine »addles • 9 - • taking up a r physicians coaid not at once reduce local bar was present a« Kliideliaker Wagon*, Hm-ks, . : that bn ve Ixcom- -iaevilla Revie« c arriages, Buggies and BuckI km rd« THE WINDSOR CAFE it but had to await development of visiting attorneys. The re- >lu tinnì I* G Smith expect* to lease in with the rid« r* of this ¡are arriving now and selling a* fast C1"-J*ke Comegy* ttie w >ur>d. On Thursday tb< were ordered spread On th .e court few days for the railroad with a KAM BIXBY I p Writ»- •fi.-m for >njrl is sent to the |r as we can g*t them in. We have « v. 1 was closed and the leg plac record* Many high tribute were large burx-h of cattle lie ha* the line of Inni*««, *d in a cast The old genlieman is paid to the Ute John G Hex I two car load« of these gooils here Open nil hour» d iv-night. ackfoot »ever» c ured hay near Ontario and w chapw. bridles etc , if i rned Lome last ‘ b resting very well at the borne of voluntary eulogies offered by and in trains The best stuck of f***d then, . r the early spring mar- venient to csll •n pronoaaeed Joel *'mith in this city The acci- tor Gowan, Senator Ra 1. J , lg k<-' This IS a good mave on Mr Wagons ai>d Vehicles ever brought They are the .ole‘a • officials of Ik der.t is indeed unfortunate and hi* Webster, Dalton I'-'gg-, H .» Will 'm:tb- part, M beef will certainly : to Burn* Cal! and look at good* ddwell COVTVS I even if you du nd desire to buy at many olJ frier-is hope for a speedy R King, Hon C. W. Parri-b. c \. be ecarce at that time and will com- • It* i. recovery. Sweek so l Geo W Haye« the prteent time Geer A Cummins • ruand a much higher price 1 W CP.3H STORE, TO SHOPPERS OF MERCHANDISE The Popular place to do your Trading. QUAL1TV, QUANTITY & PRICE NEW FRHSH DRY GOODS WEARING APPAREL C( d-ORTERS. ALL V 90L BLANKETS BURNS, OREGON Lion Coffee BICYCLES! BICYCLES! Prices $20 to (trade / Wheels JOHN GEMERLING, HUSTON ’S Groceries, Grain, Flour Tropical and Domestic Fruits when in Season