Are you going to the Railroad if so do
not forget the O. C. Co.
CIRCULATION or
■ TjmCMWNTY.
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News.
Buster Cawlfield is in tbe city.
LEGAL NOTICES
Order groceries from the Miller SOTIcB 0F REC1IVER S SALE
Joe Tupker bae returned from the
A Thompson doling out stock.
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railroad.
Notice is hereby given that under and
Albert Oakerman is over from
The O. C. Co. know no competition,
by virtue of a decree ot the Circuit Court
his Silver creek home.
the old reliable.
of the State ot Oregon for tbe County of
BROWN’S”
“THE SATISFACTORY STORE
BROWN’S
NEW FALL COODS
Remember Browns Profit Shar­ ' Harney, made by said court and entered
L. L. Clark was up from Narrows
I on tbe Journal thereof on tbe 5th day of
the first of the week for supplies. ing Plan. Secure your coupon with October A I> 1904, in a suit «herein
every cash purchase.
| Louis Woldenberg, was plaintiff and
ELEGANT IN STYLE-BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN—MODERATE IN PRICE—REST IN QUALITY
Osborne and Acme mowers at the O.
C. Co. get their prices.
F. Crowley, one of the prosperous Christian Herg was defendant, said de-
We can show on patrons this y ar the nv st complete line of goods ever handled
6tockmen
of Lawen section, was a ; cree being based upon ai. in conformity
Several local sports went to the
with a mandate of the Supreme Court
by us
JJ, Wratar aaa&aa a*4 latifis lakes this morning to net some business visitor this week.
of the State of Oregon in the above men­
Cmti, «ftsAte tout fan an A»r„ swan.
LADIES’ READY TO WH a R GARMENTS-New in even particular
See the line of good substantial tioned suit, and in which decree the un­
f Jrtin tta taMaa af Warns
dersigned
was
duly
appointed
Receiver
FURS FOR WINTER WEATHER -We tulll be able to shoeu you a niee
, Mrs, C. A. Byrd has received a shoes at Miller A Thompson’s if of the partnership property hereinafter
afainitf *a aati aad aaa Mam
you are looking for bargains.
new
consignment
of
fall
and
winter
described,
and
as
such
Receiver
was
line
of Furs shortly.
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hats.
.therein ordered and directed to s-eil
Judge
Sparrow
has
returned
from
rat far Cltaa. Jf. Aaaatta <4 Wn.
said partnership property and apply the
CAUL ANO EXACniNE OUR STOCK
Tom Arnold is again in the city a few days’ visit with his friend, E. proceeds in the manner set forth in said
ugustine Gilbert i® id the city
with his family after spending E. Purrington, at the saw mill.
Decree.
Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents.
i Diamond.
Now, therefore, I, Sam Mothershead,
aeyeral weeks on the ranch.
Men’s wear cleaned and repaired
r. W. C. Brown, Dentist. Office
tlie duly appointed, qualified and acting ;
Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy 'I'erms.
Comwiiaaioner Miller, accompan­ by piece or month at the Hill resi­ Receiver of the partnership pro)>erty of
taira in Veogtly building.
ied by his wife and infant son, dence.—Mrs Moon.
the film of Woldenberg A Berg do here­
I. M. Davis was over from Drew-'' by give notice that 1 will on
he young people who went to came up from Lawen Wednesday
ney to take in the necktie ball returning Thursday.
sey a few days this week on busi­ -Monday, tlie Sth day^of December 1904,
in the City of Burns, Harney County,
>rt an excellent time.
Geo. and Prestley Smyth, the ness. He was accompanied by bis Oregon offer for sale, and sell at public
ie O. 0. Co. are always right as to
auction for cash, to tlie highest bidder,
Diamond valley stockmen, were sister, Mrs S. D. Hill.
js and quality, don’t 'orget this
at the hour of 1 o’clock 1*. M. at the
the
guests
of
relatives
and
friends
Members
of
Inland
Lodge
No.
70,
n you are arranging to .lace your
court house door the real property here­
here the first of tbe week.
K. of P. are requested to attend a inafter described, and immediatoly
ig orders.
regular
meeting at the hall next thereafter, and before tbe hour of 4
Ire. Geo. Hiller and her babies
Scott and Bailey Hayes, accom­
o'clock P. M. at the Brewery building
j in from their home a few days panied by their families and moth­ Thursday evening.
on said lot 6 the personal propertv here­
Robt. Reed, head clerk in the inafter decribed, to wit:
week.'
er, were up from their homes near
Lots one, two, three and six of block
> y6u want to buy your goods right,1 Lawen the latter part of the week Fred Haines general merchandise
establishment at Harney, come Forty-three af the city of Burns, llarney
get tlie prices of the O. C. Co. who on land business.
County, Oregon, together with the
the largest buyers, and the closest
down from that place yesterday.
The Baker City Democrat reports j
Brewery building, cellar, garna’y. stable
th , best quality.
We will sell you anything in the ice house and all other buildings, struc­
Mrs. E. J. Lampshire of Burns in
S. Geer is much improved from that city. The lady has just re­ line of farming machinorv at prices tures or improvements situated there­
recent illness and was able to turned from a visit to the fair at St. and terms that defy competition. on, Brewery well, one 13 horse poivor
vertical engine used in connection witli
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m the streets yesterday.
Louis and is expected here today. Please call and get prices and terms said Brewery building together will all I ' 1 9 B
<k J
Geer
A
Cummins.
idle Leatha Weis, whom we re-
shafting, pulleys, fixtures, pump steam J L V' V r ibz’t
The Windsor, under the manage­
R. R. Sitz, accompanied by his kettle, piping, machinery, tools, scales,
,ed quite badly scalded last ment of C. B. Smith A Co., is one
wife and little sons, was up from equipments and apparatuses, malt bin
k, is progressing quite well
of the most popular resorts in the
Lawen a few days this week
Mr. and kiln, everything used in connection
.darn George is selling school interim. Finest of liquors and
with said Brewery plant more fully de­
Sitz wae up as a witness on the scribed in "Exhibit B" of thu plaintiff’s
liture and the various districts cigars, billiards and card .ables
land proof of Mrs. Anna Moon.
complaint, refered to and used as a ha
uld see him before placing and expert mixologists.
Dalton Biggs and family arrived sis in Baid decree, also the cooperage
I
ers,
, Stock Inspector Vest was again home yesterday from a two months’ used in connection therewitli and con­
sisting of beer kegs, tubs, tanks, casks,
l. A. Haines arrived home Wed- in the city this week, but only re­
visit to the fair and home folks ir. barrels, hoops, bungs and other articles,
day from Portland, where lie mained a short time and did not re­
old Missouri. Dalt Bays they had also all corks, bottles, bottle boxes bottle
I been as a witness in the fedt r- port at this office as was his duty.
a very pleasant trip and a fine vis­ cases, cork , machine, truck, loop wire,
:ourt.
We understand he has returned to it. He also said although the old locks and other articles used in connec­
lie O. C. Co. have juet received ten his home in the Andrews section.
state went republican he saved tion witli tlie "Bottling Department" of
said brewery and more fully set forth in
<>ads of goods, consisting of Bain ami
i said “Exhibit B.”
John and Clarence Cary were Pike county for the democrat.
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BURNS. OREGON
VOEGTLY’S
PLOWS!
The best mouldboard plow is the
JOHN DEERE PLOW
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The best disc plow is the
ENECIA-HANCOCK PLOW
A full stock at C. H. Voegtly’s
ions wagons, barb wire, blacksmith
I, furniture, nails, ecal oil. sugar, visitors from Lawen this week.
You should call and get prices at
ate and White Rose flour.
They report their stock in fine con­ Miller and Thompson’s—closing
Dated this 29 day of October 1901.
SAM MOTHERSHEAD,
Receiver.
iupt. Gilcreet arrived hero Sun- dition, which is general throughout out prices that cannot be equaled
Date of last publication hereof Dec. 3,
y and spent a few days in this that section, and they have mi elsewhere.
1904.
for the abundance of feed with which to
E. T. and Scott Hailey took in
L. S. Co. Mr. Gilcrest bad just winter them.
the Thanksgiving times in our city. notice of sale in partition .
urned from a trip to Portland
Pete waB a caller at this office yes­
r attending to business
Of
g
y
ie
R. J. Williams, who bae been
Hering from typhoid fever at the
me of Mrs. M. A. Fry, is now on
s mend, although he eufiered from
morrbages of the stomach the
st of the week.
Free! Free!—Handsome China­
ware absolutely free. We are still
giving tickets on Chinaware for cash
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purchases
only. We now have
large supply on hand, '■ Take a
peep in our windows.—Lunaburg
& Dalton.
The Carter House Barber Shop
Ontario, Lee Caldwell proprietor,
one of the moet elegant tonsoriai
triors in ail Eastern Oregon. Hot
id cold bathe with a spray bath
mnected. Les’sold time friends
re invited to call on him while at
ntario.
F. M. Bunyard and family are
now visiting relatives and friendein
this county, having come over
from their home on the Malheur
the latter part of last week. Frank
was in the city the other day and
reports his conduct excellent.
Reglste/'A. W. Gowan of the lo-
al land office and Ike Schwartz
-ere over ta Canyon City this week
'here in company with Thornton
VilliaoM they took the Royal Arch
iegreee in the Masonic lodge. Ike
eturaed home Thursday and Mr.
Iowan is expected on today's stage
John McMallwn, oar artistic pho-
ngrapbor, who has been absent
ince last July, taking in the St.
x>uw fair, visiting hie old home in
Afisooosin and other points of inter­
nt, arrived boms yesterday He
■ays tbe fair was magnificent and
*bile he saw many things of inter-
nt, be ie eatiafled there was much
ie did not eee. His many friends
»nd patrons are glad to welcome
aim home.
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
terday ar.d says he is now on the In gon,
for Ilaruey County.
old homestead and still in the Etta Hayes, Plaintiff,
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vs.
market.
II. M. Horton, Defendant.)
F. J Harrison ie having rooms Notice is hereby given that under aud
fitted up in the Red Front Barn by virtue of a Decree and order of sale
building for a barber shop and ex­ made and entered in the Circuit Court of
tlie State of Oregon, on the 12th day of
pects to be ready for business next October, 1904, ill a suit therein pending,
week. Mr. Harrison expects his wherein Etta llayes was plaintiff, and
wife and child here about tomorrow | IL M. Horton, was defendant, in which
said decree and order the undersigned,
night.
Sam Mothershead, was appointed referee
J. T. Garrett come back yester­ to sell the property described therein,
day from Ontario, where he went to-wit: the North half of Lot Seven (7)
to take his wife on a visit and in Block Three t3), of the City of Burns,
bring back Dalton Biggsand family. Harney County, Oregon, in the same
manner required by law for the sale of
*‘T” says Lee Caldwell lias a neat real property on execution and to dis­
and up to dato barber shop in the tribute tlie proceeds as therein directed.
Now therefore in pursuance to said
Carter House and Bruss Byrd ie
Decree and order of sale I will on the
bigger than ‘‘Daddy.”
28th day of November, 1901, at the hour
Charles Miles, the young man of o’clock in the afternoon of »aid day,
brought in from Alvurd ranch some at th« front door of the Court House in
time ago in a very serioUB condition Burns, Oregon, sell to the highest and
suffering from blood poison, is con­ best bidder for cash in hand tlie follow­
ing deqpribed real property, to wit: The
valescent. His life was in danger North half of Ixit Seven (7) in Block
for a time and his physicians Three (3) in the City of Burns, Harney
thought itwould be necessary at . County, Oregon.
least to remove his arm, but fortun­ Dated at BurnB, Oregon this 29th day
ately he has improved to such an of October, 1904.
SAM MOTHERSHEAD,
extent that only his second finger
Referee.
will have to be amputated.
Last publication hereof November 20th
1904.
Studebaker Wagons, ’Hacks
Carriages, Buggies and Buckboards
are arriving now and selling as fast
as we can get them in. We have
two car loads of these goods here
and in trains. The best stock of
Wagons and Vehicles ever brought
to Burns. Cal! and look at goods
even if you do not desire to buy at
the present time. Geer & Cummins
County Clerk Mothershead wore
a very satisfied smile when seen
yesterday evening and upon inquiry
tbe reporter found be had received
a fine new book typewriter for tbe
Clerk’s office which is up to date
with every modern improvement.
It wae needed. The old one had
been doing service for a long time
and has now been placed on a pen-
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ALL AND WINTER WEAR
MY GOODS—THE KIND THAT GIVE SATISFACTION.
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Also a full stock of Disc and Tooth Harrows and Seeders
L.
LIQUOR LICENSE
We the undersigned legal voters of
Lake Precinct, State of Oregon, respect
fully petition the lion County Court of
Harney County,State <>( Oregon togrant
a License to Sidney Comegvs to sell
Spirituous, Malt and Vinous Liquors in
less quantities than one gallon in Lake
Precinct Harney County, State of Ore
gon, for the period of three months, as
in duty bound wo shall ever pray.
Names
Names
T < • Devine
C T Simmons
I) It Baker
D T Nutts
R A Smith
.1 Ivy
Edward Anderson
John Satories
F X Ilaekmau
Frank Cawlfield
Wm. A Johnson
John Marshall
W V Maupin
Wm (' Matney
W C Lynch
Scott Cattcrson
Harvey Muller
Jesse Woodcock
C A Haines.
Notice is hereby given that on Tae«-
day, the (> th day of Dece i.uer 1904, tl tie
undersigned will apply to the Colin ty
Court of the State of Oregon for Harney,
county, for the license mentioned in the ;
foregoing petition.
SIDNEY ( oMI.UYS.
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.'
UNITED ST \TES ¡.AND OFFICE,
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Birriiw, Oivgon, Novcmlxtr 2, 1904.1
Notice in hereby ulven Hint the following
nmned Bottler han filed notice of hia Intention
to nink»' final proof in support of hia claim, and
that naid proof will be made before the Regiatvr
A. B. Macpherson of Ontario
and Receiverat Burna, Oregon, on December 9,
1904, viz II E. No. 142.'», of John Davies, for the
was here this week with a load of
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NE'4 sW-t, HE'.. NW „ «••••. ’21, T 2#
H i i I»» E W M.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
sweet potatoes and pop corn. He
ile name’s the following witn-sa.-a to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation
UNITED STATE« LAND OFFICE.
i hia said
was also introducing some air com­
land, viz: John R. Jenkins, John Hughes
Burna Oregon, Novembers, I'KM.i of
Jones, Thon as E. Jenkins, of smith, Oregon, <
pressed honey which was prepared Notice ia hereby given that Charles T. Miller, George Waters,of Burns, Oregon.
of Lawen, Oregon, has filed notice of intention
W m . F a rhe . Register. I
by Pennington Bros, of his section. to make proof on hia deeert-land ciaim No.
for the E»$ of 8ec. 30, T. 23 8 , R. : i E„ W. M
It is a new method of putting up before the Register and Receiver at Burns, Or­
egon, on Tueadav, the 6th day of December. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION
honey which has every indication 1904.
He nameajthe following witneM«*8 to prove
UNITED
STATES LAND Ob Fl< E.
I
of being quite a success and very the complete irrigation and reclamation of aaid
Burna, ore., November 2. ls-'S. i
land: J. L. Sitz, J. 1*. Rector, L B Hayea and
Notice
Ie
hereby
given
that
the
follow
Ina
Arthur
Claypool,
allot
Lawen,
Oregon
handy. The writer was given a
named aettler haa Slert notlee of log intention
W m E arkr , Register.
sample but as yet has not given it I
to make proof in eopnort of Ida claim atol that
»■1,1 proof will lie made before the Kexiateraurt
Receiver at Borne. Oregon,on December 9,I'.SM,
a trial. Mac is quite successful
viz II E. No. IWll, of John Ifuirhea Jone», for
HW'.HW'.. H<e Jf>. NU NW.q. .WK1» NW1,. Mee.
with bis loads of produce brought NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
If., T 'J9 li, K. 3. K.. W. M
lie nnmen the following wltne»».-ato prove
here and the poor boy deserves
PNITKD STATES LAN l> OFf'K E. ( hl» Cotrtinnona realrtenee upon end cultivation
Oregon, November 15. 1904.1 of aahl latol, viz John K. Jenkin». John W.
patronage for two of his daughters Notice in iBtirni,
hereby given that the following ltavlee, of Smith. Oregon, George Water«, of
named Mettler hat filed notice of I i I h intention Burn», Oregon. anrt Tnomva E. Jenkin», of
married newspaper men and Mac to
mate final proof in support of hia claim, an«l Smith, Oregon
that aaid (proof will be made l>ofore the Resta­
W m . F zhiik , Itegiater.
is carrying a big load.
te r and Receiver, at Burna, Oregon. «»n Imrein-
ber 22. 1904, via If E No D-D of *
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Grant Thompson was a visitor! ( atteraon for lx>ta 9. 10. 11 and 12. Mor 20, and
lA)U 1, -2. 3, 4, 5 and 6, dec. 29, T. 2ft « . I< 3 E
from Lawen Wednesday looking af­ He names the following witneaaeK to prove
This is the time of year to look i
hia con tin nona reaidenc** upon and cultivation
ter some business affairs and to take of aaid land, via: Newt. Hooter. I. B Hayea. for winter comforts, so call at th' |
J. L. Sitz and Geo W Luce, all of Lawen, Ore­
hia son and daughter Frank and gon.
Burns Furniture Co’s, store arid
W m . F arr »., RegMer.
to date goo?s, at prices to suit the times,
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wing an extensive line of Dress goods and Trim- Floy, who ar* students at the high
d outing flancels, fiannellettes and waistings. More school, home to spend Thanksgiv­
ing. Mr Thompson is one of the
eluding the Melba Union suits.
children’s underwear, shawls, coats and knit skirts progressive men of Harney county
and is ever readv to lend a helping
rtly.
.hand toward the advancement of
this promising section. He states
member our Shoes--They Wear.
that county high school "is the
ubbers and Overshoes for young and old.
finest thing that ^v--r happened"
ar.d ia well pleased with the pro­
gress his children have made in
that institution of learning. Mr.
Thompson was accompanied home
by Miss Mary Otley. another stu­
dent who wished to eat turkey din­
ner with the home folks.
ARTZ & BdDELMAN,
Be sure and call and see and get prices before purchasing.
Haines & Nelson
Watchmakers and Opticians
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
At old Jorgensen Stand
.Mail orders receive prompt attention.
GARRETT, I’ropta.
Special attention ¿icen,
to transcient castoni and
freight teams.
Horses kept by the day,
week or'munth.
FIRST CLASS LIVERY TURNOUTS.
Hay and ¿rain always
on hand.
Your patronage solicited.
South Main St, Eurns, Oregon.
Special Attention Given
to Conducting Funerals
NEW AMI ACCURATE HAY SCALES
IN CONNECTION WITH BARN.
THE .TIMES-HERALD
leave your order for a couch of any i
pattern or style
Gives all the local news
Lung Sing
Bakery and Laundry.
Tbe Lose Star
Fresh Bread, Pies,
RESTAURANT
Cakes & Cookies
China George, Proprietor.
Cor. Main and B Streets
always on hand.
Welcome A Vorgtly building, weet
of Tri »ch A Itonegan'i saloon.
MEALS AT AbLilHOURS
See Premium offer on Page Four.
Bakery in eonneetion.
A Specialty ef Sheri Orders.
Table furnished with everything
Hay for sale—250 tons in quant­
ities to suit. Write to or inquire of tl.e market affords Your patron­
Fred Otley, I.awen. Oregon.
age solicited.
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