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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1904)
i For bargains in hardware see present. J. C. Foley and C E. Mc- ■Pheeters were selected as the two Voegtly. County court is in shrbìoi : this councilmen. Geo. Hayes bein" Found—A bear-skin glove. In week. nominated but the two former ERGEBT CIRCULATION OF quire at this office. Mrs Ike Blevins is suffering from ceived the highest votes Robt. PAPER IN THIS COUNTY. Mrs Chas, Roper was shopping George was the choice for marshal tonsilitis. in our city last Saturday over J. W. Sevedge and A. C Wel MBorn—To Mr and Mrs G. AY, MARCH 5 IMM. Horses to hay at the Red Front come recieved a majority of the ¡ Clevenger yesterday a son. votes for city treasurer over \ J. Barn 35 cents. A. Cote and wife were visitors *al News. James Turner and wife were in Hopkins. ' from Warm Springs this week. Another ticket will he placed on from the Welcomeville section the W. H. Morrison was among our the ballot, although it is possibly first of th" week y at Huston’s. Ilarney visitors since our last is not a y e We learn that R A. The Windsor, under the manage Miller will be put up for mayor, sue. mpness this week. ment of C. B. Smith A Co., is one S. W. Miller for recorder, V. J. Hop Ora Hili was shaking hands with 11 was seen on our of the most popular resorts in th# kins for treasurer and J. W. Sevedge his many friends in Burns Mon- day. interim. Finest of liquors and for marshal. It is not known day. ead and doughnuts X cigars, billiards and card tablm< * whether other names for council Advance styles for spring and summer have arrived and are now on ex- Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Riley and expert mixologists. Mrs Robbins’. men will be placed on the ballot or I hibit'ori. Among th*m are choice noveities from the large Eastern Lace Dickens, Wednesday, March 2, a Nob|e was again in our city THE MONUMENTAL BRONZE not. eon. houses, comprising lay»|hi8 week. COMPANY, of Bridgeport, Conn, Our readers will find several new has appointed M. L. Lewis, their New Batiste Laces TOOK HIS OWN LIFE Tibam is again with us after ,ads in this issue. Read them and agent for Harney County. This New Venice Laces. »gibe winter in the East. save money. Geo. Waters brings the news old reliable Company makes all New Normandy Laces, s aeiked day and night at Commissioner Miller is up from kinds of Monuments, Grave Covers. that Lou. C. Chamberlain, an old New Clumie I aces, ch counter in rear of “Win- Lawen attending to his duties at Corner posts Vases and Urns, out time resident of the White Horse I New All Over I .aces, of pure refined Zink, which is one section, this county, committed sui court. New Oriental Laces. *nd Mrs Elmer Turner were Anyone desiring a carpenter or of the elementary or virgin metals, cide last Saturday aftenoon near ; after some purchtyies in our cabinet work should call on llonory the same as gold, and silver, and is the Chas Turner ranch at Andrbws. e other day. indestructablc and cannot be affect by shooting himself in the head Dansereau. Shop at hiB residence ed by the 'climatic conditions. with a rifle. ;tly ia closing out his im- opposite M. Fitz Geralds He learned that Lou had been These monuments are cheaper by atadM of hardware at cost. A. S. Swain was up from his half than any kind of stone, drinking heavy for several days and \ sheep camps a few days this week more beautiful in design and can had taken the rifle out for the pur is looking after the visiting hie family. He has taken Trading Stamps Given. not be broken. Mr. Lewis desires pose of killing rabbits. On Mon r’s office while J. E. is doing his stock to the range. all who are contemplating the pur day hie body waB found and every Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents. Mrs Robbins is closing out her chase of anything in this line to indication pointed to self destruct Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Terms. bread, mince pies, cakes, line of pillow tops, embroidery call on him at the office of Biggs & ion the ball entering near the right and doughnuts at the home silks,battenberg patterns and braids Biggs, and see designs sample of temple. material and get prices. Deceased had -resided in that sec and other art goods at cost. “BROWN’S” “THE SATISFACTORY STORE” “BROWN’S” N tion since the early ’80’s and was Baker is again stationed at Died — At her home in this city C. E. McPheeters has bought the and ranch, Mr. Baker and residence property of Perry Wil last Monday night, Mrs. John Culp well liked. He was about 40 years Mr. Cham-j ent the winter at the Ander- liams where lie has been conducting aged 21 years The lady bad been old and unmarried berlain had always drank consider a hospital and looking after county quite ill but had improved and was Chas King and wife came in from able and was no doubt his worst again up doing her usual work. Fisher arrived here from charges. enemy, as he was a very intelligent their rarch near Crow Camp last : She Buffered a relapse on Friday me$|i Union county last Chas. Comegys took his de Monday. man, well educated and had at one y. 'JB<i expects to spend the parture yesterday for his home at night and rapidly sank until her . ! death. Deceased was a very indue, time been a printer. He had no rel r in Ibis section. The Place to Dine Wagontire. Mr. Cumegys had been BATHS! BATHS! BATHS! trious lady and had lived in this atives in that section of the country Hailey and wife have re- staying with his family in this city Every Sunday (exclusively) for section since 1898. She was the from Portland and other for some time. OLE OLSEN” A CRACK A-JACK. the ladies. We will keep open our second daughter of Geo. II. Dyer _____ whero they had been visiting Dr. Marsden gave a very inter- ' and was married to John (Jtilp in bath rdbms all day Sunday for the 35 cents and up pastjtwo months. Meade’s comedy and Dramatic convenience of the ladies. We have esting and instructive lecture on Aug 1899. Besides her hnsband OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. bath tub i. I^wis is kept busy look- astronomy at the College last Fri her father and three brothers, of Co. added laurels to their already - - ■ Dining Room for I amities. We Cater to All. tep 1tie government water day’ evening. It was much appre Eugene, Oregon, two sisters, Mrs. good reputation last Monday night in Rurns. — Plenty of - clean towels when they gave a big house full of an( j ciated by ’ those who were present. Opr “Uncle Sam” will everything strictly private. Walter Sanford and Mrs. Loren REDFORD BROS. Propls., becu"dOrrgon. people “Ole Olson” most satisfac is eyes when he sees the re- Rev. Father Whyte is a recent Hembree, of Kent. Wash., survive torily, The author might have We also make a specialty of ladies arrival from San Francisco. He her. The funeral took place from produced it better but he couldn’t shampooing.—City Barber Shop I mtkmntmammmmmminnuni:. ♦tjsuttuiuiatm t Hoover, road master of the has taken charge of the Catholic the residence Wednesday morning have -uited the people who attend next day to Mrs. Robbins’ bakery. diatrfet, was up conferring church here and also has Crook, Rev. A. J. Irwin conducting the ed any better. Its fun and then 'NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. te comity court this week, Lake ami Klamath counties as his services. The remains were interred some. s on whkre the tools are aiid field of labor. in the Burns cemetery. The be The management could advert se UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,! reaved husband has the sympathy doW; ¡other arrangements for the Burna, Oregon, February *23, 1904,1 If You want your pianos or organs it “Money back if you don't like Notice ia hereby given that David 8. Grave», of a wide circle of friends. • s work ----- RESERVED FOR----- of Lawen, Harney county, Oregon, baa filed no tuned by an exnert hand who lives it,” and be perfectly safe.’ tice of intention to make proof on hla deaert- I x Died—At hiR home near Burns claim No. 252, for the HE11. and lota 3, 4, 5, . Richardson was a business in your town, and will guarantee The same bill will be repeated | 1 land and 6. aec. 26, N’.» NE‘4, aec. 85, T. 25 B.. R. 82 E., M.. before tne Regiater and Receiver at from KI larney Thursday. He satisfaction or no charge, employ last Monday night, Feb. 29, John tonight and if you fail to see if W. Burna, Oregon, on Friday, the sth day of April, gon. I us Ils 8 sawmill and shingle J, A. Davis, office at Clevenger’s Dunstan, aged 58 years, The you’re the loser. 1904. They will have something to way next week He name» the fo’lowing witneaaea to prove cause of his death was ureamic con the complete irrigation ami reclamation of »aid II Start just as earl V as the furniture store. [land: James II. Bunyard of Burna, Oregon. vulsions and apoplexy. He had | Benjamin E. AuamuR, .iohn .1. Heinz, of Lawen r will per tn it. Lon didn’t CALAMITY ITEMS. Oregon, Scott Haley, of Narrows, Oregon. Peter clemens, Chas. Frye, F. M been at his usual work during the W m F ar re , Regiater. liticÄo U8. Jordan and Geo. Waters have re- day and took sick quite suddenly. id arable more snow fell in turned from the southern part of The following items were receiv untains this week. A’] phone the county where they went to Deceased was born in England and ed to.o late for publication last NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. came to this country in 1873, going fratn the McKinney saw view out a proposed county road. week: UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) to California and z- Nevada where he Burn» Oregon, February 28 1904.1 ore than 18 inches 1 thought perhaps you would Notice In hereby that John ('. Freeman, Geo Waters found the mail sack worked in the mines, removing to like to hear from old Calamity so of Burn». Harney given County, Oregon, ha» filed king a depth of sotne- notice of intention to make proof on his desert- which was cut open by Thos. this valley in 1883 in company claim No. 254, for the S’.. HFJ4. aec. 6, W*4 ike 5>r six feet in that vic- I take the opportunity to write you land IS THE PLACE NEJ4, aec. 7. T. 2»l 8., IL 29 E . W. M. before Reg O’Brien and Edward Livison not with his old time friend Stephen ister and Receiver at Burn», Oregon, on Thurs • few lines day. tlie 7th day of April, 1904. long ago. The sack was found Lampshire. The two formed a He name» the fallowing witneaaea to piove ggan has gone to the about a mile south of Windy point partnership and took land adjoin We have had some warm weath the complete irrigation and reclamation of aaid land: Stanton F. Tyler, Lnte a . Parker, section to begin the and 125 yards from the road. Mart V. Baker and P. M. Cheney, all of Burna, , ing In 1889 Mr Dunstan went er accompanied with rain which is Oregon. rroperty for this year, taking the snow off very fast; the W m F arrk , Regiater. Supt. Gilcrest of,the P. L. S. Co., to Baker county where he again en grass is starting nice on the hills ggan learned that there were gaged in mining and where he has been in the city since Thursday ami stock have gone through the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. heep in that particu- n. Mr Gilcrest, says the past winter married the wife who survives him winter in fine shape. ion B»at were likely to be six years ago. He returned to his has been very favorable to the stock UNITED STATE3 LAND OFFICE, f her counties and es- Burn», Oicgon, February 28, 1904,i School will commence at Calami- j and they have come through in ex ranch to live permanently 3 years Notice I r hereby jjlven that Ben Craddock, of e therefore went there ago. His death was a shock to his on the 29 of Feburary- It will bo Burna, Oregon, rhi of Thoma» Craddock de- cellent shape on all the Company ceaMed, and hi» widow Jane Craddock, ha» filed Provisions and Feed a Specialty many friends in this vicinity where taught by a young lady from Cali notice of hiR intention to make final proof In Ranches. RUpport of hiR mother*« right and claim, by he was well known and highly es fornia. nomine arrived home authority of Hon. Coinmiraioner'a letter “C” of J H Oard, the sheep man was teemed. Mr. Duystan was a Ma January 25, 1904, an<l that Raid proof will be >n last Wednesday made before the Regiater and Receiverat Burna Sumlav school has had a rest a caller at this ofi’ice yesterday. son, belonging to the Baker City Oregrhi. on flimrn March 29th. 1904, viz: E. iw. No. </rvg«»n. x:»m, »mr,, via. Hd n. ___ lady had been called through the bad weather but will JWp* Thomu cr«ld<H it.<le"eM*l. for the NEli He says his stock went through the lodge. The funeral services were I BEU NWL|, B* N r. 4. aec 29. I. 19 B., it. ter brother Charles Russel, e ., w . .M. winter in fine condition and al conducted by Burns Lodge No. 97, commence again on Sunday ■' Feb- » He name« Dame, the following wìidcrrìh to prove <• ’eri till. She left him im- his continuous residence upon and cultivation ruary 28tb. though he was still feeding he A. F and A. M. from their hall in , of said land, vis: Anton Wintvrmeler, John ;. Mr. Russel used to be Wintermeier, of Silvi« ». Oregon, Tim Donovan would soon take them to their this city last Wednesday afternoon There was a birthday party giv and William E. Smith, of Burr.». Oregon. eamS tike s of this righteous W m . F akkb , RegislBr. range. All kinds of Fresh Vegetables in Season, and the remains laid to rest in the en at Mr. Howe’s on the evening of I V of the old timers 9 Mose Levy now has charge of the Masonic cemetery. Besides his the 22d of February. There were sev \ Re? Front Livery arid Feed Barn wife a brother, Michael, now in eral persons’whose birthday came NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Mace entertained UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ) where he will be pleased to look England, survives him. A good in February and their ages were so Burns, Oregon. February 4. HMM. I lung friends st whist near the same they gave a birthday Notire ia hereby given that the following- after your wants in his line. Mose man has gone to his reward. Main Street. aettler haa filed notice of hla Intention Durkheimer Building. Mt Wednesday even- party half way between which was | named to make final proof in mipport of hla claim,and is a thorough competent livery man aai'l proof wilt be made baforethe Regiater Welcome and Miss on the 22. The evening was spent that and Receiver at Burna, Oregon, on March I«, and stock placed in his care are NOMINATION FOR CITY ELECTION. HJ04. via Hd. E. No. M7 of Stanton F. Tyler for r were the prize win- in playing games, music and sing the NKti BF.1, aec. H, T. 'M M . It 2X K . W. M certain to receive the best of treat He namea the following witneaaea to prove T, Garrett and Miss James Gearhart rendered I hla contlnuoua reaidence upon and cultivation ment. Livery turnouts on short 1 A mass meeting was held at the ing. 1 of aald laud, viz: Lute A Parker, Ph-aaant .M were given the con- some excellent music on the violin I ebener. Ubold cote aod J. Clark Freeman, all notice. Prices reasonable. court house Thursday evening for of Burna, Oregon. Refreshments were I Wx. FaitHk,Regiater. accompanied by Harry Redding on purpose of nominating a ticket for Btidelman arrived home teries of hands had John the piano, Mr. Jones sang several t'l'hose present were: from Portland where he went last the city election next Tuesday. songs one being the Hood of Hepp NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. There were about 100 voters in at tie Shelley, Nita month in company with his wife ner. An excellent lunch was serv UNITED BTATE8 LAND OFFICI.» UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ! Burna, Oregon, February, 4, 1904.I Burna. Ore., February 6, 1904 1 week, Agnes Sweek, I and son. John says the roads tendance. Dr. Geary, our present ed with coffee at about eleven ” Burna, Oregon, February 4, 1904.1 Notice ia hereby given that Jerne C. Davi«, of Notice la hereby «Iren that Hylvoater Smith, Notice ia hereby given that the following uiayer, was th? oniv name 1.4-fore e, Bertha Williams, would not please a freighter just at I Van, Harney fount y, Oregon, ha» filed notice of Hmith. Oregon, haa filed notice of intention o’clock. All present enjoyed them named aettIrr haa'filed notice of hie Intention of Intention to make proof on hla dearrt-iand to make proof <>n hi» deaert land claim No 28M, mak«- final proof in aup|»ort of hla claim, and »ra Caldwell, Pauline this time and even the stage driver the meetijig for that place oil the selves and the party did not break to BWk, arc T IMH for »20 acre» of land in T. 2* K. R ¿9*^ E . W M that »aid proof will t»e made before the Regiater claim No. 240. for the an I Receiver at Burn« Oregon, on March 1«, R '.-t’f E W. M., Itefore the Kegiater and Re iunaurvoyiMl,) before the Regiater and Receiver ticket and he was nominated by ac up until day light. trs. Frank Rieder. grumble some. He ordered the I’.MH. viz Hd. E. No. Afifiof l ute A. I'arkrr for reiver at Born«, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 9th at Burn». Oregon, on Thursday, the 10th day of of Marr I 1904 March, I <«l th<- HU ME* „ HU HW'4 aec. 2.5, T. 25 4., R 2M E , . T. Garrett, Hank ¡spring and summer stock of goods clatr.ation He name* the following wltn«*aac« to prove He names the following witneaaea to prove W M the complete Irrigation and reclamation of aaid the complete irrigation and reclamation of said namea the following wttneea«« to prove I.. Woldenberg Jr and S w. One of those line meals at the hi« Ho continnoua Welcome, Al Wei- I for the firm of Schwartz A Budel- residence upon »nd and cultivation land John L. Jonea. < barb*» M. Johnaon, Wal laud J»» -¡min.. i - l< ». W. *>«!<•< >«• k , Theodore ler D. < 'appa and William H. Rei< heart all of r. Tyler, PlBMant M Dunn and John E. Dai per all of Narrows, Ore of raid land, via Stanton V Tyler. PI »•»«ant M. ed. Will McKinney, 1 man and they will s « wm , begin to Miller were up for recorder, the ‘ Cafe de Meade” of an evening will Chrnev. Marahall ’ art wright and J. (‘lark Free- Van, Oregon. gon. Wr. Faaaa, Register. W m . F a BAR. Regiater. man, all of Burna, Oregon. former being the choice of those make you feel like a new man. n Wyatt. arrive \ Wa. F a BBC. Regiater. imes-Jíerald See Voegtly’s ad. BURNS. OREGON Inspect the Handsome Upright Piano We are Giving Away. LONE STAR CAFE. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. MILLER & THOMPSON HUSTON ’S Groceries, Grain, Flour Tropical and Domestic Fruits when in Season. He is Prepared to fill orders for Anything in his Line. GIVE HIM A CALL. THE TIMES-HERALD I CLOSING OUT SALE FOR CASH nning on this date 1 will close out all lines of shelf and heavy hardware, tinware, etc., at COST. Call and see the Is, and get the prices, and be convinced. Ibis is no catch advertisement, but is an actual iact t COST. This is your opportunity. Remember, sales must be STRICTLY CASH. Goodsjivagon •a.xiaixtexe
