Image provided by: Harney County Library; Burns, OR
About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1904)
GREAT FIRE Causes lots of excitement and talk, but nothing com- pared with the talk created by our Third Annual BROWN’S THE SATISFACTORY STORE “BROWN’S WE HAD BIG SALES LAST WEEK. WE WANT A BETTER RECORD NEXT WEEK. Quality and Low Prices will kevp you coming. That’s what we want. WARHER UNDERWEAR NEEDED. BFST AND NOT HIGH PRICED. 21 MORE DAYS OF GENUINE BARGAINS on’tmiss our Sales. They are interesting. They will continue EVERY DAY UNTIL FEBRUARY FIRST. Our Shoe Sale has only been one of many. Other lines are be ing slaughtered as well. Watch our Show Windows for the next days. Something new right along Fine cold weather opportunity for men, women and children for com- fortable kinds Healthy because they keep the body warm these cold days, and keep you from catching coughs and colds and other disagree able winter complaints. Splendid garments and the prices: Mens Shirts and Drawers............................................................................. 50c, 75c, $1 and Si.35 \\ Oman’s \ ests and Pants...................... X.OC, 75C and $1 Childrens Vests and Pants........................................................................................................ 35C and 5OC Infants Wrapjiers, 1 to 6 years old,................................................ 25C, 50C and 75C SWEATERS: Bargains in Boys heavy solid color Sweaters, sizes 26 to J4- haven’t enough to go round but while they last, 50 cents each. We Inspect the Handsome Upright Piano We are Giving Away. We will have a surprise for you Monday in our fig® South Window ons BURNS, OREGON Trading Stamps Given. Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents. Coinb honey at Huston’s. Queen Quality Shoes N. Brown Sons. he Times-fiera.! d Commissoner Miller is up from Lawen attending court. GRAND BALL Oregon Wool Blankets N. Brown Singer Sewing Machine Needles Mackintoshes $1.75 io $10 at N. Full size A 1. Comforters reduced & Sons. Browns. Brown & Sons. ■ -........ . ~ ! to $1 50. Schwartz <fc Budelman. Up-to-date job printing at reason Sylvester Smith was in the city O. J. Darst was visiting friends THS I LARGEST circulation of able prices. Tom Houser and family were a few days this week. in our cityr this week. ! NY NE (WSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. guests of Assessor Loggan and wife Geo Marshall was a visitor in 25 per cent off on all Furs at A few pillow tops left at Mrs. a few days this week our city Thursday. Schwartz & Budelman. Robbins, offered at a reduction. Cfbods sold for cash at almost Fresh bread and doughnuts Mrs Sam Mickel was down from Reduction in Millinery at Mrs. your own price at the S. <fc B. cash every dayat Mrs Robbins ’ . Harney Thursday. C. A. Byrd’s. Great Bargains. b tore. ,ocal News. LadieB all wool Kersey Jackets Meals served day and night at J. F. Mahon spent a few days Overshirts and Underwear for $4.50 and $5.50 at N. Brown & Sons. t he lunch counter in rear of “Win- with his family in this city this Men and Boys, at great reduction, Jvercoafs—large assortment at sor Bar. ” J. L. Sitz left last week for Port week. ----- RESERVED FOR------ Browi it Sons. Schwartz A’ Budelman land to attend the stockmen’s con 25 per cent reduction on all Buy a Singer Sewing Machine •"rank Jackson is again home If your hair is dry and falling vention. Ladies, Misses and Childrens, coats. easy payments N. BroWn & Sons. :u Malheur county where he out try Robbins hair tonic, every Good bread, mince pies, cakes, Schwartz & Budelman. Frank Catterson and Ted Hayes nt the holidays. bottle guaranteed at Capital Harbor They will have something to «ay next week. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Shop. of Lawen were seen on our streets cookies and doughnuts at ihe home lisaes all wool Melton <t Kersey today. Bakery. Geo. W Young died last Sunday Ed Colwell has gone to Long $2.50 and $3 50 at N. Lewis Marshall and wife were morning. The little one was born One of those fine meals at the Creek to spent the rest of the win- Sons. the day previous. “Cafe de Meade” of an evening will the guests of Fay ComegyB and with relatives and friends. He will lopeland and family and i family this week. Messrs Chas Wilson and Geo. return in the spring. make you feel like a new man. iley, of Skulls Springs' See our Bargains in men’s and Ashton have bought the blacksmith hollidays with relatives! Frank Paul is again with us, A. McKinzie is up from Narrows 18 THE PLACE boys Suits and Overcoats Schwartz business formerly owned by J. J. ds in Ontario.— Democrat. having returned from Idaho thia and is somewhat the worse of the Tupker and are ready to serve the dr Budelman. week. many customers of the concern waro from an attack of grip. He *<1 Front Barn is now un- Loyd Johnson and family came is able to he on the streets however. Success boys. thej management of Harry C.1 If your hair is dr j’ and falling up from Lawenthe first of the week out try Robbins hair tonic, every ith {filiere your slock will be At a meeting of the city dads Fowler Parvin is confined to his bottle guaranteed at Capital Harbor Loyd had business to look after in I car»' al for. He has good, com- Shop. the first of the week the city mar room suffering with inflamatory our city. aid! livery rigs and fresh shal was ordered to serve notice on rheumatism. The young man is Born—Thursday, Jan 7, to Mr. A marriage license was issued f saloons to stop selling liquor to resting some better nt this writing. Thursday to J. L. Keller and Nettie and Mrs. Sam Elliott of Harney, a habitual drunkards, under penalty S eki > W heat F or S ale — wick. Dr. Marsden and Smith. The bride-elect is a resi- boy. Dr Geary, the attending of forfeiting their bonds. Provisions and Feed a [Specialty. physician, reports mother and son |py, all took their depar- dent of Drewsey. N Brown & Sons have nice seed Eddie Egli accompanied Dr. doing well. 1 thill week to attend the Na- All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season. wheat for sale 2| cents per pound Marsden to Portland where he will alSU association convention | Married, in Tia Janna, Mexico, Buy now don’t wait until the roads Durkheimet Building. Judge Sparrow received a tele 1 Dec. 9, 1903, Mr. J. T. Pollock, of - _ _ Main Street. have his eyes examined by a speci 1 Lo« Angele3, and Mrs Lulu Simp- gram Thursday morning announc alist. He expects to be able to re are impassable. ^^■ndsor, under the manage-' son, of Los Angeles, formerly of ing the death of his aged mother at turn when the Dr. and other dele Mrs Nellie Grace, of Vale and 4 B. “ Smith ............ dr Co., is one Ontario, Oregon.— ■ Democrat. Royalton, Minn. While it was not gates come back from the irrigation and Miss Ida Roberts, two of Mal ist popular resorts in the unexpected, former messages an heur county’s popular teachers, re Chas. Bernard arrived in our nounced her condition for several; convention. r^^B Finest of liquors and turned Friday evening from Cald city this week and informs this days previous, it was nevertheless a' M*-®- " 1,1 Earre took her depar- liards nnd card tables well, where they have been spend 1 great religious weekly he is going t mixologists. sad blow. Judge Sparrow is him-> ture Wednesday for Canyon City to stay indefinitely. Charley has self in rather poor health and was where she will visit relatives for an ing the holiday vacation visiting with theis brother and family harvest is now in full been in Reno for sometime past. unable to go to his mother. He has indefinite length of lime. Billy John E. Roberts, of the Caldwell t afl our people are preparing , His many old time friends find him New and Elegant Livery Turnouts Complete. Fresh Teams the sympathy of a wide, circle of Bal'8 hatching is alright if one has News.—Ontario Democrat. he Slot summer months by the same genial fellow. friends in this county, where he has a ftlH' J°n « have to wash Horses hoarded by the day, week or ng »O'ite of the finest cakes of Sylvia R D. Ixxlge, No. 43, in month. Special care given all stock I lived for «0 many years in pleasant 8. P. Keith and M. J. Keith.both itaMrut. of Oklahoma, arrived here via On business and social relations with' Frank Welcome, who has l»een stalled officers last Wednesday nker Wagons, ¡Hacks, tario the first of the week and at the people. The lady was S3 years attending school at Quincy, III. evening anil conferred the degree . Buggies and Buckhoards present are guests of Dr. Burrow old. will leave that place for Burns to ion two candidates A special pro Cor. Mian and B Sts., Bums. Oregon. ng now and selling as fast and family, who are old time day. Frank has been in poor gram was a to prepared for the en ... At the .w-umi regular annual annual i/llBlllCHB buainess . . get them in. We have friends These gentlemen are l>oth meeting of the First Preebyterian ‘. e**. * 'l the time since tertainment of the members which al tads of these goods here farmers and own land in Oklaho- leaving here and his physian ad was followed by a nice lunch. This ■ church of this city last Wednesday' ins. The best stock of ma. They are here to look over vised a change His many young organization is one of the most pro evening A. 8. Swain was elected' Al elegant line of nd Vehicles ever brought the country with a view of rnov- friends will be pleased to have him gressive in our city and ilitnrm- trusted for a term of three years 1 hers are energetic workers for the Cal! and look at goods , ing here. again among them. 1 and Dr. Hibbard was re-elected 1 good of the order. in do not desire to buy at CALL Suitings and * treasurer. The report from the! Joe Tupker is now on llio retired Dr. II. 8. Brownton is over from it time. Geer A Cummins. Canyon City for the purpose of various boards showed the church list, for the present at least, and his AND SEE Overcoatings. « tre cheaper than ever l>e- moving his household effects over to he in an excellent condition, all blacksmith «lays are over, so he Ihis town We bought there and opening a permanent den debts being paid and a handsome hopes. Joe worked at the business NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I tint using the highest', grades of linings mid and will sell riyht. The very tal office. Dr. Brownton is one of balance on hand. It was decided faithfully for many years and now trimmings, and will make a better suit or overcoat ff UNITFD MTATF.H LAND OFFK’K.l Borna Orvffoo, Jonnaty • I9M.I Lace and Muslin Cur- the l>eat dentists on this coast and to improve the church property by hopes to go al something that N«Hire in hereby rivon that Alexander McKIn $¿0, right here, than you can buy in any store for t, x <>f Narrow». Harney « «Mintjr. Oregon, han »dies, call and inspect, during his associaC .1 with Dr. fencing it and putting up a wind ! won’t draw au much sweat. He ia »le They ¡it and must ¡it C filed not!«»• of Intention to make proof on hla same price rlaim No 1L.4. for the 5ft1« XWU, Pants $4 and "Pi pressing pants gfi cents; prei> lease you in l»cth style Hibbard in this city had built up mill. The money is on hand for 1 considering the proposition of start- •lr*«'rt-lan«l —« 27. T 2» B . R. » F. . W M . hafnrr (hr Keg later and Receiver at Burna, Orefun, <>n Wwl Bureau«. Chiffoniers, an excellent practice, besides mak this purrx.se we are glad to le.rn ing suits $1; suits cleaned and pressed Si oO nredav. the 17th day of February, r«M. The Time«-Herald feels this would name» th«- followlna aritnenaee to piove !s. Iron Be<i«, and in fact ing many warm friends who are R^v Irwin will have his hand« full u a rouH eicellent muve and a th»* He complet Bring in your old clothes and hare them fixed u «• Irrigation and re« lam at Ion ef •aid land Harvey 11 Kllhrtt. Newton Hngbet I in our line —Burns sorry to learn of hie proposed move the coming summer getting a nice money making butinesw. Don’t ft iPiatn Bra»lwrll. all of Narrow». Oregon and for the irin^r Co. Our loss is Canyon’s gain, however. lawn started—a very good move change your mind Joe FRIEDRICH THE TAILOR. I w January 15,1904. MILLER & THOMPSON HUSTON’S Groceries, Grain, Flour Tropical and Domestic Fruits when in Season. The Bite Front Livery Stable LEWIS & McHARGUE, Propts. Special accommodations for Commercial Men \