&. B
CASH STORE,
A m. Gray >0 up from La wen.
For bargains in hardware see
Voegtly.
Up-to-date job printing ut reason
able prices.
Jack Greenlee was seen on our
streets yesterday
Jlorses to hay at the Red Front
Barn 35 cents.
SCHOOL BUILDING IS UNSAFE
I
A MEETING
OF
TAXPAYERS
HELD SATURDAY.
Comfortable Quarters Secured and School
Will Continue Uninterrupted While
Building is Repaired.
Burns, Ore., Feb. 10, 1904
The City Drug Store hag a new
ad in this issue. Read it.
To the Board oí Directora of Burns
School District No 1, of Harney
Ike Constance was a business
visitor to our city yesterday
County. Oregon.
Gentleman—We, the undersign
Geo. Buchanan wa> a business
ed, your committee appointed to
visitor to our city last Sunday.
Beautiful Residence Lots 3 blocks examine into and report upon the
II
from the Court House easy pay present structural condition ofthekj TREE I EA brand of Japan Tea has the reputation of being superior in quality to
public school building of said dis •
ments see Leon M. Brown.
trict No 1, having fully completed1 any brand uf Japan Tea imported in this country. It h prepared in Japan by the
J. C. Freeman is in from Narrows said commission, beg to report ae |
most improved machinery. Its fine flavor is the natural bouquet and is not artificial.
where he is feeding his stock. He follows:
No better quality grows and we recommend and guarantee 1 REE TEA to you.
reports his cattle doing well.
That on this day we have made
Packed in p and 6o cents full weisf.t packages. Ask for free sample.
If you want a first class Shave careful measurements which show
or hair cut call on Rollbins A Cald that the building is out of plumb to'
the extent of 6J inches, aB measur
well in the Brown building.
ed
from eaves to foundation; that,
Voegtly is closing out his im-
the
foundation is also leaning m
mense stock of hardware at cost.
about
the same proportion as the
See him.
Trading Stamps Given.
superstructure, and that it is not
Choice Building Lots 3 blocks sufficient to the purpose for which
Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents.«
from Public School Pay in Install- it is employed
ments. Inquire of Leon M. Brown.
Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Terms.
Further it is our opinion, indiv-1
W. D. Buchanan and wife have ¡dually and collectively, that the’
uteri
been the guests of his son J. W the present condition of said school
BROWN’S
THE SATISFACTORY STORE
.8, F:
We carry a complete line of
BROWN’S
past week, Mr. Buchanan has been building renders it absolutely un
in poor health for several weeks, but safe for the purpose for which it is
used.
is now improving
G. W. Clevenger I
Who is authority on groundhog
If out of town
i A sure cure for that “tired feel- ¡
W. O White
dav? Some sav Feb. 2. others say
|ing”—attend the production of
M.
R
Smith.
the 14th The fact of the business
‘ Friends” Friday night.
is we don’t believe the little anima)
W. B. Johnson was in again one
has much to do with the weather.! The school board, consisting of
The Place to Dine
day
this week. He is having cattle
but our grandmother always con C, A. Swcek, J. C. Foley and G. W. ,
'l’hey will receive our best attention.
tended otherwise, so there you are. Young, visited this oilice Thursday r ' foil on Sage Hen and had come
over from Silver creek to Hee how
The Windsor, under the tnanage- and asked that we publish a cal) for they were doing.
35 cents and up
I ment of C B. Smith A Co., is one a meeting of the taxpayers of this'
] of the most popular resorts in the district at the court house on Sat About 75 maskers took part in
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME IN SEASON.
the mask carnival last night at
[interim. Finest of liquors and
h
Dining
Room for i amities.
We Cater to All.
urday, Feb 20. at 2 o’clock p. tu. to Lochers hall. The Misses Alice
j cigars, billiards and card tables
investigate the present school build Hamilton and Stella Hagey, rep 1 REDFORD BROS. Propts., Cor- Second* B Sts.
| and expert mixologists.
Burns, Oregon.
ing. discuss the proposition of de resenting negro women, were award tt
I
Our stock of iron beds is now vising wavs and means for its re- ed the prizes for the ladies, Sam
complete and at very resonable pair or the construction of a new . parrii,h. aB an Esquimaux took the ’
prices. Cali and see our folding one
prize for the gentlemen. There |
Il is desired that every taxpayer were many other well represented j
beds, steel couches, etc. -Burns
be present, as it is important that characters, among them being Miss. |
Furniture Co
: Veda Lyons who represented 1
some immediate action be taken in! Pocahontas. Lack of space pre
Post
Oilice
Inspector
Clark
ar
the matter and the views of all are vents our giving a complete list.
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The Times-Jierald1 See Voegtly’s ad
rived here Wednesday to look after
desired.
“Friends” Monday night.
2._ '___________ ______ I
the robbery of the Burna-Venator
Although the school building has !
COUNCIL NO 888». P. P. P.
Clarence Cary is up from Lnwen- mail by Tom O’Brien. Mr. Clark
been
abandoned school will con
IIE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
left yesterday with the prisoner for
Fay Comegys is building a new
They will have something to say next week
tinue right along, the board having
NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
Canyon City where a preliminary
residence in Morrison’s addition.
secured
rooms
as
follows:
Prof.
will be held before a U. S. Corn
Friday Evening,
Geo Gates was circulating among tniseioner. There is no doul et of Fin at the city hall. I’rof. Dillard
ATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS HMM.
at
the
Baptist
church,
Mrs
Graham
l()tll
' his friends in our city this week.
1904
bis being held to appear to the
at the Catholic church, Miss!
Good bread, mince pies, cakes, Federal court.
Thompson in one room of the Citi-'
....At....
Local N ews.
cookies and doughnuts at the home
Furniture cheaper than ever be- z-ns Business College and Miss
ZXsill
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Bakery.
fore i ,, this town. We bought Ragon at the Presbyterian church. I
G ENKRAL COM MI TT E E.
. Sitz was seen on our streets' There is enough snow to make right and will sell right, The very School will re-open Monday morn
IS THE PLACE
A. W. Gowan,
very good sleighing and the merry nicest in Lace and Muslin Cur ing and the pupils of each depart-! 11. Schwartz,
A. (’. Welcome, F. S. Rieder
tains. Ladies, call and inspect. ment will know where to go. They
. Isaac Foster is the guest of[ bells are ringing constantly.
E. L. Wyatt.
Rin our city.
, One of those fine niealn at the We can please you in both style will be governed by the bell at th?'
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
and price. Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Baptist church.
bread and doughnuts “Cafe de Meade” of an evening will
Sideboards, Iron Beds, and in fact
C. Cummins
The desks and paraphernalia H E. Thompson,
it -------
Mrs
Robbins’.
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make you feel liken new matK-
everything in our line.— Burns was moved yesterday and today
HALL COMMITTEE.
Ckas
are, The
— 8tocfc
- ri,pn of - —
Chas Comegys and family arex
Harney county Furniture Co.
Wm. Farre,
and will be found in good order in G. A. Retnboldt,
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living in Burns for the present.
’nre going to let Russia and Japan
N.
U.
Carpenter.
I
County Supt. Bartlett assisted by .the various departments.
DECORATION COMMITTEE.
Meals served day and night at do the fighting and they will for
The report that the school build
C. II Leonard and Mrs J. W Geary,
J.
W.
Bony,
Will McKinney, Provisions and Feed a ¡Specialty
th« lunch counter in rear of “Win- nisb the feef.
has been holding the teachers’ ex ing was settling and out of plumb
J.
C.
Welcome
Jr.,
Tom Allen,
I A terrible fire destroyed a great amination here this week. There caused an investigation by the
All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season,
Julian
George.
J. M. Dalton,
board
with
the
result
of
the
com
of our prominent business portion of Baltimore the first of the I were fourteen applicants for county
W.
L
Marsden,
R.
A.
Miller
Durklteimer Building.
-
-
-
Main Street.
aid the other day that he bad week, covering a district of 140 and state papers. Those applying mittee reporting an above given. I
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The
building
was
erected
in
1895
;
acres
anil
estimated
loss
of
$200,-
■
p*Uttaxes, here for 20 yeats and
are: Misses Vivian Hendricks,
$4000, raised by Is“'1’ Mothershead.
I. S. Geer,
never yet had a child in school, but 000,000.
Laura Newell, Vera Hendricks, at a cost of over -1
M.
Brown,
J.
F.
Mahon.
L
)e he pould willingly pay double the I The New Barbor Shop, Robbins Agnes Swcek, Mabe] Gowan, Edith bonding the district. Thefounda-'
¡1’OIN I i,KS tml
L. Woldenberg Jr.
nt toward school purposes if IA Caldwell located in the Brown1 Miller,Leatha Smith, Maude Ragon, lion was only built to a level with
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
larytomake the little ones building every thing strictly first Lelah McGee, Mesdarnes M. E. the ground and the building raised
on posts from 4 to 6 feet above this.;
nd comfortable.
Rigbv,
G.
Griffin,
Messrs.
M.
E
The Council.
! class pienty of clean towels and '
Suitings and
Lack of bracing ha« caused the
e Levy now has charge of the sttict attention paid to customers. Rigby, R. F. Wilbur, James Sim-
Supper at the Burns Hotel,
building
to
rack
from
th<-
strong
Overcoatings.
erville, Lester Hamilton.
ront Livery and Feed Barn
I >■
If all the proposed railroail and ,
wind- and it is also atated that the —
he will be pleased to look automoili* lines that are now talked
THE MONUMENTAL BRONZE second story is too heavy for the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I amusing the highest] grades of linings and and
rour wants in his line. Mose of or considered should reach Burns ¡COMPANY, of Bridgeport, Conn,
trimmings, and will make abetter suit or'overcoat for
timbers in the lower part
UNITED STATES LAND OFFK K,
j
orough competent livery man ¡it would enliven the place up some I has appointed M. L. Lewis, their
BitrriH, Oregon, February 4, 1904.1 $20, right here, than you can buy in any store for the
Some are of the impression that Notice ia hereby
given that lhe following
Gias ■
lock placed in his care are what. We want all of them. We ' agent for Harney County. This
the building can be straightened name«! settler ha* filed notie«? of hi» intention same price They ft and must Jit
to make final i»r«>of in support of bls claim, an«l
to receive the best of treat- will encourage all of them—and ; old reliable Company makes al)
that sal<l proof will be made before the Register
Pants $4 and up; pressing pants 23 cents; press
while others say not.
and Receiver at Burns. Oregon, on March 1«,
Livery turnouts on short 1 patronise al) of them. Now capi kinds of Monuments, Grave Covers.
11104. vis lid. E. No. OT»of l.ute A. Parker for ing suits $1; suits cleaned and pressed Si 30-
The
present
bonded
indebtedness
0V».‘
KE!4,
MW 4 see.
T. 2ft 8., R. 2« E .
Prices reasonable.
talists get in and do business—but Corner posts Vases and Urns, out of the district is $6,500, a pait of the
Bring in your old clothes and have them fixed up
W M
liar
He nsine« the following witnesses to prove
' of pure refined Zink, which is one which mature next September. ( his continuous residence upon snd cultlvstlon for the win* er-
Times-Herald realizes the leave out the “hot air.”
nt rsld Isnd, viz. stenton F. Tyler, Fh-sunt M.
ind
The meeting of one of the repub l of the elementary or virgin metals, No sinking fund has been created < hi-nev. Marshall < artwrlsht and I. < lark Free
FRIEDRICH THE TAILOR.
rtance of action in the matter
man, all ot Burna, Oregon.
W m . F a aar.. Register.
r school affairs and urges the lican county central committees the same as gold and silver, and is to pay off these bonds which are
ayera to attend the meeting last Saturday did not accomplish indeatructable and cannot be affect 8 per cent. It ia the opinion of
for 2 o’clock next Saturday much. They decided to let the ed by the climatic conditions. tho’se who have expressed them- I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
noon. This ia a matter in other committee meet and arrange These monuments are cheaper by ^selves to the writer that the only
UNITED 8TATKH LAND OFFICE,« [
UNITED MTATEM LAND 0>FI(’F,
I
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
<
Burna, Oregon, February, 4, 1904. i 1
llurne. Ore., February ft, 1904 )
Burn«, Oregon, February 4, 1904.)
h all are interested. Don’t for primaries and dateof convention, half than any kind of stone, I thing to do is rebond the district, S’otlce i» hereby
Notke ie hereby given that Jerne < Davie, of
Notice in hereby given that Rylveater Smith,
given that the following
named gettler han filed notice of his intention Van. Harney ( «»unty, Oregon, hi*a fllrd notice of Smith. Oregon, han tiled notice of intention
away from this meeting and as it would likely undo what Mr. more beautiful in design and can securing the money from the slate • to
male final proof in aupport of hie claim.and of intent Ion to make proof on hia deeert-land to make proof on hin desert land claim No 23x,
for :«0 acres of land In T 2» M„ R 29't E . W M
hat eai«1 proof wilt be made before the RegliUr claim No. 240. for the W'j HW'X ar«. S3. T I««
at what is done. If you have Young's committee did anyway. not be broken. Mr. Lewis desires school fund at 5 per cent and there- • and
Receiver at Burn* Oregon, on March 1«, R .«’j E., W. M., before th«* Hegiat«*r and Re . iiDMurvr\••<) before the Register and Receiver
nt Burna, Oregon, on Thursday, the 10th day of
reiver
at
Burna,
Oregon,
on
W«?dnrMday,
the9th
all
who
are
contemplating
the
pur
I an. vie lid. K. No. -.7 of canton FT) ler for
[by reducing the interest II is es the
1 plan let the people know Mr. Thompson now baa the whip
March, IWH
NE‘4 HE* * «»er. ’4. T. 23 H., R 2M K , W. M day of March. 1904.
H<-n
a
in
«-a
th«*
following
witn«*aacr
to
prove
names the following witness« a to prove
chase
of
anything
in
this
line
to
lie
namt*
the
following
wit
near
a
to
prove
timated that double the amount of IMerontinuoue reaMenee^pon and cultivation the complete Irrigation and reclamation of aat«l th«) lie romph*i«>
it it. Don't wait until the hand nnd his wing of the party will
Irrigation and reclamatmn of said
land
-‘hnmijii* h--*« -- WoodjtMtck,
laud
John
L.
Jon«*a.
t
’
harlra
H.
Johnaoa,
Wai
!
cal)
on
hitn
at
the
office
of
Bigg«
A
|a
tl
<l
viz
I
ji
’
c
A
Fa'ker,
Plfaaant
M
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.indebtedness can l>e carried in this < bon« 1 tw’il.l Cote and J < lark Frcemau, all ler I). < appa and William If. Rei< heart all of Dunn Ja*
d has made a move and say it conduct affair up to the time of lhe
and John E. Hat per all of Narrows, Ore-
gon.
Wr.
F
arrs , Register.
Van.
Oregon.
Biggs,
and
see
designs
sample
of
manner
f»r
the
»ante
amount
of
in-
right Get together and let convention but the other people pro
of nnt, Oregon.
** F ab ««. Regime’.
We. F a ant, Btflator.
pose to look out for things in future, material and get prices.
. terest.
y effort lie unanimous.
BURNS, OREGON
Don’t forget that you can get
re for your money at our
re than any other store in
■vn. I'his week we have re
, duced all our
PRiDE OF JAPAN
TREE TEA.
TepfcESS PATTERNS 25 PER CT.
making some of them below cost.
M>As we intend carrying only
the W B Corset (the best made)
““inifuture, we’re closing out other I
lines at cost, so come in and get
our prices.
Inspect the Handsome Upright Piano
We are Giving Away.
s'STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
tSËÜDÏÎiiïŸÔÜ RÏMAi LÏÔR PERSEI
Í LONE STAR CAFE
mtn
| MEALS AT ALL HOURS
g
Schwartz & Budelman,
Burns, Oregon
MILLER & THOMPSON
NINTH ANNUAL BALL
HUSTON ’S
Groceries,
Grain,
Flour
Tropical and Domestic
Fruits when in Season
a
An elegant line of
'[/’ CALL
* AND SEE
I
«
CLOSING
OUT
SALE
FOR
CASH
Beginning on this date I will close out all lines of shelf and heavy hardware, tinware, etc., at COST Call and see the
goods, and get the prices, and be convinced. This is no catch advertisement, but is an actual fact.
goat COST. This is your opportunity. Remember, sales must be STRICTLY CASH
Goods in all lines
I!