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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1905)
imes-fierald. | see Groe «‘«« m new prices Brown. for cash The "Good Old Summer Time" jAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION or is with us. any newspaper in this county . Mrs Shaver is reported on the J I. Hopper was down from Silvies sick list. Wednesday. A tiue line of the swellest cloth Sam Mickel was among our visi ing obtainable at Rrowns tors this week Burn—Yesterday, June 30. to Mr Mrs 1 hos Baiu and sous were Frank Eister was over from Crane and Mrs John Marshall a son down from Harney last Saturday. creek this week. HATt'kbAY. JI LY 1 I'D, ( Bring your eggs to the City Meat James Pirie and wife were mak The tirui of Haines A Nelson, the Market and get cash for them. Local News. ing purchases in this city Wednes Jewelers, having been dissolved, the Paul Blume and Tim Doonvan day. partnership goods are being sold are down from their mountain Browns new clothing just in. Ham, Bacon, Lard Butter and 1 out at cost. homes. Eggs, Timothy Seed at the City August Miller and daughter. Miss W. D- Arnett was in the city Nabiicos, Maeroonas, I’itnonas Meat Market. Emma, came over from Calamity Thursday. and Festinas, are among the really Bookkeeper Holland, of the P I, S Thursday returning home yester Supt Gilcrest of the P. L S. A Co fine table delicacies at Huston's. I Co. arrived home yesterday from a day. spent a few days here this week. A A. Hineman and his r.epbew, visit to outside points. Leave orders at the Brewery Sa Dr. W. C. Brown, Dentist. Office i Hugo Hineman, were in from the loon for bottled beer which will be Jess Alberson was in the city upstairs in Veogtly building. Warm Springs a few days this Wednesday. He is now living at delivered at your home in any F, McKinney was down from week, quantity desired. Ask for prices Andrews. the mill a tew days this week re- f — ♦COO will take IGO acres of good A K Richardson is now turning Born—This morning, to Mr and turning Thursday. I anJ 1Q Qf It Mrs Fred Denstedt, at their home out lumber at his Harney saw mill, Link Hutton, the Wagontire was a choice claim five years ago. east of this city, a son. also shingles and is ready to fill sheepman, spent n few days in this I See Lewis, your orders. Call him up on the Go to Haines A Nelson’s and get city this week on business. I T. M. Gibson lost a camp stove Rogers Bros silverware at cost. private 'phone at the Welcome A, L. Hunter was a passenger on I between Burns and Lawen last See their line of watches and Jew Pharmacy when in haste for any thing in his line. Finder please notify elry. last Saturday’s Prineville Htage. | Saturday. lie expects to remain in this coun i him at Burns. Mervin Horton is home from Cor ty indefinitely. 1‘KOCI.AM ATION. Mrs L. Woldenberg arrived home vallis where he had beei attending Monday evening from Portland ' Those desiring to purchase a the Agricultural college, having ar Whereas, the Secretary of State of the piano should call at G W Cleven where she attended the Eastern | rived on last Wednesday’s Ontario State of Oregon has notified me in writ ger & Co's furniture store. This' Star grand lodge and also visited I stage. ing thal pursuant to the provisions of the fair. an act entitled “ An Act making effective firm now carries instruments. Fred Oakerman came over from Robt Reed was up from Lawen' Only a few days and the drawing ! Hiley and was accompanied upon the initiative and referendum provisions of Section 1, Article i of the Constitu list Saturday on land business, for the presents at N Brown A Sons his return home yesterday afternoon tion of the State of Oregon, and regulat lie was accompanied by James will take place. Fourth of July is by Mis Oakerman anil niece. Miss ing elections thereunder and providing penalties for violations of provisions of Johnson and Albert Cawlfield. the day get as many tickets as pos Savage. tins Act,’* approved February 24th, I'Mi.l, Messrs Dr ink water A Clay are sible. A ticket with every Cash A ’phone message at 1:30 an there was duly tiled in his oilice on May the proprietors of a blacksmith and Purchase. nounced that the jury in the trial 18th, l‘.K)5. a referendum petition con repair shop in Drewsey. They de W D Huffman has returned from of Senater Mitchell had not yet taining (»,312 signatures properly attach ed thereto, and certified in accordance fire a share of the public patronage. his trip to the Andrews country brought in a verdict. The case was with law, ordering that House Bill Num Frank Bennett, brother of B. 1’. where he went last week on busi given to the jury Thursday night. ber 370, entitled “An Act to appropriate money for the payment of the expenses w ho has been visiting the latter for ness. He was accompanied upon H R Sitz, the Lawen stockman, | of the maintenance, repairs, improve hin return by his two sons, Will several weeks, took his departure was a business visitor Thursday, ments, equipment and current ex|»ense<* Saturday yia Shaniko for Port and Norman having come in to secure machinery better 3STo. 3 Ouix Tan. 1, 1906 caSb. propositiorx is not T^TIXT A/KTOK: TT-JFL You will save money. You will get the best goods You will get the lowest prices. You will anticipate your vour wants and make cash sys tern arrangements. The largest stock ot merchan dise in Eastern Oregon to select from. The best treatment possible, We know we can get your trade it will pay you to commence the cash system with us Jan. 1, 1906 BURNS. OREGON Be up-to date. Use a Jones The oitlv a ' T J Shields and family were the | guests of Simon Lewis and wife a few days this week. Mr Shields Reports from the Poison vicinity are to the effect tlîat frost \nfl,ru18 us thal croP8 are looking did some damage to gardens last ' ’’lie ’n b*8 sei't>on al>d the hay crop Wednesday morning. The previ- w’“ 800n be ready for harvesting, » and extras havin'« preparatory to begin form, l>eaf-Mutt‘ and Blind Schools, IJn' iversity, Agricultural College ami Nor mal Schools, and other current expenses of the state, aud declaring an einergen- i cy,” passed by the Twenty-third Legis lative Assembly of the State of Oregon at the regular session of said Legislative i Assembly, shall be referred to the |»eo- ple of the State of Oregon for their ap- I proval or rejection at the regular general ; election to t>e held on the 4th day of June, 1906; that said 6,312 signatures to | said petition are more than five per cent Binder with FÍv Wheel. Chain Mower, Lever Binders ' of the Insane Asylum, Penitentiary, Re- i Townsend, Wash , where he has son. BROWN’S I HE SATISFACTORY STORE • BROW N’S Mrs A B Miuaker. who was re ported last week as suffering from rheumatism, is still seriously ill and Dr Burrow is in almost constant Her ease is considered ous night was quite cold but no l N U Carpenter and wife are ex attendance damage was done to vegetables or pected home this evening or to quite serious. fruit in this city. morrow from Portland where they The fishing part}' consisting have been consulting specalists, Robt. George, Grandpa Freidinan N otice T o T he P ublic :—We call ’ Mr Carpenter for a throat trouble Mesdames Mace and 1 risch. Miss- ()f ,])e whole number of votes cast for your attention to the fact that in and Mrs Carpenter having her eye es Clayte Burrow, Vella Mace, Justice of the Supreme Court at the last Be sure and call and see and Burns our beer is only on sale at glasses refitted. Incidentally they Frank Shelley and Bertha Williams regular election, onr own saloon other parties claim Now, Therefore, I, G«o. K Chamber took in the fair during their visit. arrived home from the mountains ing to handle it are imposters. lain, Governor of tlus State of Oregon, in Married—At the Anderson Hotel I last Friday evening. They sueced- obedience to the provisions of said act NOTICE FOR PI I’.ldt'ATION Harney Valley Brewing Co. UNO El» .STATES I.ANH <»!• I KE. ( G. W. Waters, Mgr in this city last Monday evening | ed’in catidling almost enough fish hereinbefore mentioned, ilohereby make Burns. Oregon, June I'. hi . | F M Landing and Miss Bessie Gear , to eat. some caught colds and and issue this proclamation to the peo. Notice it» herebv given Ihtit 11n* (• »1 >•»w11» Commissioner Miller and family named m ltler hurt nled notir.-.«i l.i- inu-nii«.». heart, Justice Jameson performing { others fell ill the creek and caught pie of the State oí Oregon, afinonneing to make final proof in au|'|>.ui «»I bln < inbn, ». t... were the guests of friends in this that Kalil proof will be muG«- b<f<>.. I If Itexialei ! a ducking. However, they had a ll,at ther * ’ l,aB bee " lil, ’ d witb tlu ’ Se, r, ’ ‘ the ceremony. The contracting . Receiver at Burna. on J'l . tarv of State of the State of Oregon a reí- and city last Monday, having come in I'Hl.i, viz Charles II. I.e.tnard, of I’un lolly good time and Miss b rank • , ... parties are both residents . of the J •’ e. ereiiiliini |>etitioii with the requisite II E No. 1221. iui the -W , I to attend to some land matters. E W. M Calamity section the bride being Shelley has resumed her old place ullll,|H.r of signatures thereto attached, 1« lie namcH the followiui; wiiift-M K • " Mr Miller is well pleased with the ilia continuous residence upon and cultivation ordering that Iloune Bill Nniulier 37o. of the daughter of J P Gearhart. They as a compositor in this office. «aid land, viz V\ ill urn o X 1« • *. Harry reports from Harney county’s ex entitled “An Act I" appropriate money Brisco. William <’. Bvrd Hint Gian < |. will make their home in that sec Jay Gould mid Nolie Reed ar fur the payment of the expenses of the till of Burilff. Oregon W.M. F Ilf Ki’.. R< .;|M< hibit at the Lewis and (’¡ark. tion. The Times-IIerald extends rived home Wednesday evening inuintenaixe, repairs, improvement», J IL Byerlv and family arrived congratulai ions. from Corvalli < where they were at- (equipment ami current expenses of the here this week from th. ir home on tending the Agricultural college. Insane Asylum Penitentiary, Reform, W. A. Hurlburt and family were I the coast and are at present guests The boys accompanied the cadet Ueaf Mute and Blind Schools, Univrrai- in the city yesterday from their i ty, \gricultnrut College and Normal Noi»• h in hrrebx gix •■•» 1 of Ira Stubblefield and wife. Mr. corps from the school to the Lewis will« i huh liH-il ti.ii Schools, and other current expenses of iiRineil home near the lake. Mr Hurlburt to nmke linai |»r«»< i In • ■ B informs us they will spend the and t'lark fair where I Iley were ill the slate, and declaring an emergency,” ami that wai-l órooi will ' ■ had a small peice of white lime Regftib'r and !{••«vi » «•». >’ summer here and he expects to put camp for a few days and also par passe 1 by the Twenty-third Legislative ,lul\ 1906. VÌI Nul 1 i rock that he had broken off in a <>r« gon. II l No 211... for I Assembly of the State of Oregon al the in a part of the lime with “Daddy” ticipated in tho field meet held at FF'*. NE\ SW' ' II. Ì cave tha the and others found in that llamea the f»»li<»w mu Byrd on a fishing expedition. the fair in which all the leading regular session of said Legislative Assem In» lie i onlinuiitiK re»i>len< < ii| The entrance bly, bo submitted t » the legal electors of of NHiil lrtii'l, viz Mart it I vicinity recently. schools competed. Corvallis carried George I Wnot.i fi the State of Oregon for their approval or Oregon, A. K. Richardson, the Harney was just large enough to admit a t off the honors The boys soon tired rejection at the regular election to be John W. Sayer, nil «>í I’.uri W M saw mill man, was down on huai- man, but after entering it widens of the exposition sights, and “hit held on the III» of June 1906, the same Mr Hurlburt and Lee Thorn nees last Sunday. While here he out the trail" for home :is soon as they being the first Monday in Juiif, 1906. Mil’ll I told the members of the Burns burg went down a distance of 104 lb»neatthe Capitol in the City al were released from duty on the ca- M«x II. I Band to make out a bill of lumber feet and explored seven large Salem, State of Oregon, this day of iL't corps. VI ay. 1905. f >r a band stand anil he would fill it chambers when their light gave Hank Felton arrived Imine Thurs 1 (Signed) < i EO. 1*. C II WIBI.RI AIN, free of charge. Lon’s generous out. They did not reach the end Governor. oiler will be accepted by tile boys of the cave but found each chamb day evening from Saeranetilo (’al . I’.y the Governor where he went after some tine trot who appreciate Hie offer very much er lined with rock as white as snow. ( Signed t I. UI NBAR, and will repay him with some fine This cave should be further explor ting stock recently ti'irchased l>v Secretary of State. our blooded horse enthn-inet, John open lir concerts in the fulure ed, as it may prove interesting Biggs, Hank shipis d sixteen bead NOTICE K>l< PUBLICATION and brought in fourteen, leaving "tie I M Till H'l XTKS LANIIOKFK I I mare and suckling colt nt White Burna, Oregon, June i»i, iwf> i Noth «* ia hereby given that the following Horse Mr. Biggs met the horses named settler ha» fi!»•<< noth*«* of hi» intention tiiia! proof in aiipnort of hi» < laiin ao«l al Alvord, they having-i"t-n driven that mak« saM proof will be made Indore the Rvtfiater aud Receiver, Burns. Oiegon, on July I.», overland from Winnemucca, and I'M»,, viz f’alvin at Geer of Burns. Oregon. If. E No BW2. for the KW !«, 24, T. Xi - . R F . assisted in bringing them on n W. M Better values you cannot seenre anywhere. nanieH the following witness«*» to prove While the animate are <-ouaiderab)y his lie rotitinuou» re-iden< e upou arid rulti\ ation land. \ iz Hull Hot' Our Kindergarten Lines of Infant and Children s Shoes jaded from th»ir long trip they are o,'»aid timbri : lami burg. Henry t livens and W. Austin Goodman a fine looking bunch and much n<l- all of Burna. Oregon WM F a R h K, Register. U. H. I jui .I oaiw gives a large assortment of i Nofire i«< hereby mired by horse men who ha»’e peen with the proviffion« manufactured. I June 4, KT*, etititb -I them. I timber I m H'I m In the -t«t« NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I NeVB<lM MD'i M HMhitlKtoll Price Wither» w»J a <-:iller at I'NITXD STATR.S LAND orrii X I •••I to all tli< 1 , uat 4. IWJ Matt Wagner Burna, Oregon, June 12, I this office Thursday and stated he MlHlomih hl Noti< a la hereby given that Annie E Hurl- I I In thia hl had just returned from an extended i.rt of Narrow», Oregon ha« filed notice of the purrtoaae t intention to make proof on tier deaerUland HW’.NF*. of No 42. for th» N»?. M'*.»', X', NE'. No/I N„ Kafifft trip to outside jmii.is He and hi* claim -K ,. -er 1'».-W4 N W‘4, NWL hW't.HOc II 1 to whow that f 1 wife went l>v |M-ivat < . nvnai <•" to .•» h , R 2t> E . 1A M., before the Keginter and for Ifatimber Re ri»'-r at Bur» a. Oregon, on Tueadai, the !*«• ■ and b day of July. IWb Gilliam county wh e they visited lath fM-h.rr the R <he aaroeg the following witneeaea to prove ai Burna, <'t relatives for a »hoi lime and then it...... implate Irrigation and re« lamation of A ur'»at »aid land: E. Jnlbia < handler, of B*irna. Ore fl-- name» For Undies and Children. gon, Henderaoa Elliott and Willi» <» Bardwell, proceeded to Port! i<l where they aon, Fred M of Narrow» Oregon, Philip <• -»mri», of Burn» peter A . ■ A took in the upem I days of the f »retr.n Any and ah peraona < Wjf F*«ar Regiater at>ove-<i»-»« rito <1 land»«|r fair They also n le trip to Eu rlaima in thi* A IIKNWt. gene and «pent a fi a days with Mr TIMBER LAND NOTICE Withers’ parent- a: I lignin visited the fair U| mmi their return Mr For Oress and Heavy wear. The l.oac Mir Withers wa-dr:.» n ».th» r.-gular pane! as a juror to < ,<i ih- i di r- al court now iI •» P >r’ ‘ nil Machine tras, Machine Oil in Stock Rakes, Sickle- rinders and Binder 1 wine C. H. VOEQTLY, Burns, Oregon We Shoe the Whole Family AND DO IT WELL 'l'lie get prices before purchasing. X ■''■'"'SiVcJV ------------ ..-si'--------------- . JV t/lyro is anjfi/liny that unti maho a person fast itke staying atixiy from Church it is to ritte a MOWING MACH INI F o RWARDINGÏ fiOMPANŸ) liHH f«»r Kitli* at They have I he WOOD RAKE Will not take* time to tell you ibout STUDEBAKER wagons md buggies, in fact it is not necessan everybody knows thrill SHELF HARDWARE and Sizes 2 to 4 i-2, no heel. Sizes 5 to 8 with low heels. JOHN s ROOTMflN S FAMOUS SHOES See Our Line of Oxford Ties. XzEen.’ but not lieif'g Soils For C^ah at Lowest Prices ' , II J. S. BAlRIill. Manner. -t p ei.« was not serv'd »r -I <»« r* turned to the marsh Mr W *’li. r*. slat* - that r ro;»« in this v. •» compare rnoet favorably with tho-e ..f ..ther Eastern Oregon mentis- through which be paa«*d In (•■ be finds vegitstion further advanced here than in many places MEflbS AT Abb HOURS Bakery in eom e rtior» 1 Sÿuialb of Short Oukr». Table furnish'd with the market afford« • tfe eolkited Ml