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Oregonian and Items. 12.00
McMullen th« photographer op
posite the bank.
M. 1. Lewi» has moved his fami
ly to hit ranch west of town.
Receiver Cha* Newell returned
Monday from u trip to th« railroad.
Rohl Angevin», formerly of this
city is now located at Clifton. Ari
zona.
Proper Compounding
Jerry M. Merritt, of Riley, wan
in on business a few days thin
Of prescriptions is no child’s play.
week.
It requires ooii«ci»ntiois care ami
Harvey Douglas, the sheep buyer,
aceuraUi kmiwlvdgn of drugs and
their relations tn each ut her. We returned this week from outside
lake so honest pn-le in the purity points.
of our drugs, si.d th« skill ami no-
Mr and Mrs. James Ririe, of Cow
eursey with wlxeh wo coni|«>uiid Creek, were visitors in th« city
hem on your physician's order.
yesterday.
Burns Drug Store
H. W. WKMXIMK A CO.,
Proprietor».
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HARNEY VALLET ITEMS.
Ml TBKDlY. JUNK
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Frank btauffer ci.me in )»«ter-
from Crane Creek and will spend a
few days in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. King, of
Happy Valley, were in Rjrtis Wed
nesday on land bu«ine»a.
Samuel Bailey left Wednesday
on a visit to Ontario, where he will
remain until after th» Fourth.
Hon. C. W. Parrish,
and
daughter, Mrs Win Gowan and
children, Miss Goldie Duncan and
Mias Viva Cozad, returned Sunday
from • iinyoii < 'ity.
The ruin Thursday, which Mem-
ed to be g<m*-rul nil over the valley,
will prove of great value to the
grain crop. Th« range ami hay
crop will to some extent lie greatly
benefited.
W. N. Jorgenson expects to leave
about June 2<*. for Chicago where
he w.ll consult specialists regard
ing tlx-affliction ol one ot Ins legs
which has been giving him con
siderable trouble for the past two
years.
J. C. Buckland, of Hurney, spent
several days in Burris this week.
Mr Buckland and sons, I** rank
and Starr lire prenaring'for a trip
to Alls-rta with a band of horse,.
They will probably locate in that
section.
I. L. Poujade, of Cow Creek, was
over on business Tuesday. He
says that his hay crop this year
will be short. The gruss stands
thick on th» ground but the saeson
has been so diy it is getting no
growth.
J. W. Shown and Chas Roper, of
ilirney, were visitors Wednesday.
Mr Roper is troubled with rheu
matism and it is with ^phcultv
that he cun get round. If* Mine
down to consult u doctor atxl g< t
some medicine.
GREAT MILLINERY SALE!
Big reduction in Ladies’ and Chil
dren’s street ham. and Children's
trimmed hats. Don't overlook one
of the greatest bargains ever offered
in Burns. Call nt the home of
Mr«. G. W. Cummins.
Johnny Caldwell and little Tom
my Jordan arrived home Tuesday
from Pendleton where they have
been attending the St Joseph's
academy. The boys were met at
Ontario by Mrs A. Jordan who ac
companied them home.
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Attractions . .
In our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT we are showing new stocks of
Carpets,
Portiers,
Embroidery Scrim,
Li no Hums in/aids.
Lace Curtains.
Flour Oil Cloth,
3 ft. 6ft and 12 ft wide
Mattings, Rugs,
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Window Shades.
Our Varieties and Low Prices will attract you,
Art Draperies,
Couch Pillows.
Hassocks.
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Have you examined the New Styles of Queen Quality Shoe* and Oxford*?
A Stylish
Street Oxford
Queen Quality
OXFORDS
Queen
Ouallty
Oxfords.
$2.50
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KIbo Kid. Patent Tip.
Welted Sole. Extension
Edge. Medium Heel.
HIGH
ARCHED.
There are more Queen Quality Shoes
than any other make—WHY?
John Robertson, foreman of the
Robbins esiste, WM over from
Drcwscy yesterday on business.
1.. II. Ilaker. Formerly of Harne).
t'ominiUSuirlile al Bota«.
Henry Welcome and Charley
Johnsxi were in from their their
Boise, Idaho, June S.—The re- Clover Swale ranch.-« this week.
moms of I. B Baker, formerly of
Dr. Burrows' family arrived
linker City. Or. wore found thia
yesterday from Ja< kson County.
morning about I or l| miles be-1
They will occupy the Brenton resi
yotid th« Ninth-street bridge.
dence.
Baker is sup)...... I to have com-
Mr. mid Mr* Antone Egli, of
iiiitltd suicide la«t Thursday morn
Silver Creek, were in town Wed*
ing by shooting bioiselt
Baker l<-nes a wife and three ixsday making final proof on their
A change in the managenent of
sons' who arc at pr«-« ni living on ■lei eri land claims.
The Windsor Bar is announced
Smith's Prairie.
The cati-e of
('has Anderson and wi*e return
thia week. Lee Caldwell has taken
Baker's rash act is sup|KHed to I«- ed last week from a several months
ilia nephew Chester IL Smith into
that a charge of forgery is hanging visit to friends and relatives in
partnership with him, and the
over him at Mountain Home, an<l Southwestern Oregon.
business will hereafter bo con iuct-
he wm unable to lw*»r the disgrace
IL W. Welcome A* Co. and
ed under the firm name of C. B.
of public prosecution.
Our Spring line of goods will soon be on display. Call and
Schwartz A Budelman this week
W. P. I.awry. and daughter, of , Smith vt Co. This is one of the i fee us and get our prices. Quality of good, tlie highest; prices
The crime which Baker was
erected haiiilsome awnings in front Bowling Green, Missouri, father most popular retreats in the city
charged with at Mountain Home
the lowest and seeing is believing.
of their place* of business. ,
and sister, of Mrs Dalton Biggs, and has been made such by the
was the raising <>f u school warrant
from ♦<> to loti, the complaint al- ■ Henry Richardson left Tuesday were arrivals on the Ontario stage courteous treatment extended to
for Whitney where lie will meet Sunday evening. We are inform all.
legitig forgery.
(L. II. Baker, who committed his wife , who is returning from u ed bv Mr. Biggs that they will
L. L. Clark, of N xrrows, deliver
suicide at B rise as mentioned in visit with relatives in Baker City will spend the summer in this sec ed a ba .id of horses here Monday to
tion and that they may decide tn parties from Jackson County, who
the above dispatch, was a former
J. C. Welcome, Jr , went to Cow
resilient of Harney, » here lx- taught Creek Wednesday after his wife locate permanently.
will drive them to Pendleton.
school in the early 90'». On the and children who were visiting at
Mrs. (’. P. Rutherford, accom There were ol head in the band I
creation of Harney County he was the home of Mrs. Welcome's moth panied by the children, left the and were sold for $10 a head, the1
ap|>oiuted Superintendent »¡Schools er. Mrs Jane Jones.
first of the week, on a visit to her horses being picked up as found on
and st the el<-< tion following was
daughters. Mrs. Al Masterson and the range. It has been rej>orted
William Brotherton moved his Mrs, W. A. Roliertson in the Drew- ■ that Mr. Clark has sold h«s entire
the democratic nominee for the
»nine position, being defeated by family to the mountains this week, sey section, where she will be band of horses, but this he savs is
Chas Newell, tiow receiver of the wherein company with A. R. Yan joined in a few days by her hus- j an error, the above number being
United States Land Office at thia tis he has a logging contract with band, when they will sit-k for a 1 all he has turned off, though the
L. WOLDENBERG, SR.. Proprietor.
place. Prior to Ilia coin i nr to Sayers and Horton.
new place to make their future ! remainder of his horses are for
Harney he was a resident of Baker
sale.
W. W. Brown, of Fife. Inst week home.
The services of a brewer of long years experience has been se
County, where In* taught school for sold a picked band of 100 yearling
:>ave Newman rettimeli this
E. P. Sylvester catne in Wednes
cured and the uroduct of this Brewery is of the best grade in the J
a number of years and was Super horses to a buyer from Eastern day from the Stein Mountain coun- week from a trip to Alberta, He
Inland Empire.
lace a trial order and you will not be disap
intendent of Schools for that coun Washington, receiving $50 per < try where he has been shearing is not whollv dissatisfied with that
pointed.
ty in 1880.7.
After leaving this head.—Prineville Journal.
I sheep with Hamilton's shearing country but states there arc many
section he returned to Bilker
OREGON
The BURNS,
William Levens and wife arrived crew. He says they have finished drawbacks to that section,
County, h aving there again three tais week from Douglas County on shearing ii that section and that blizzard last month he savs killed
years ago )
a visit to Judge Levens and wife. part of the crew will establish a thousands of head of cattle, Range
camp on Devine Flnt where sever is good but there is not an over-
Cha« H. Semper is in charge of We an* informed that Bill will
abundance of hay for the feeding
u crew of government surveyors locate in this section permanently. al bands of sheep are waiting to be season. Dave has again entered
sheared.
Wm. Buffington nnd father, have
who arrived her« this week to be
John Sevedge and wife, who left the employ of the Pacific Live
gin work on a topographic map of taken their race horses, Dewey, and
I Stock Company at the Island ana
Eastern Oregon. They will go Little Henry to Lakeview, where here a year ago for southwestern will not return to that section a-
Oregon,
returned
last
Friday
to
from Ix-rc to < Intario, thence to they expect to participate in the
gain this season.
Burns and Prineville, and will racing events held there Fourth of again take up their residence in
The sight of an automobile on
this section. Mr. Sevedge states
wind up this fall al The Dalles.— July week.
our streets is not to be caught every
that
they
wintered
in
Medford
and
Huntington Herald
Tin- Georgia Harper Company that times are very prosperous day, so when it was announced
will open a week's engagement at there, but that he is much better Monday morning that such was to
It’s a real pleasure to wear the this placo June ‘27. This troupe is
fine fitting clothes made by Strauss well spoken of by the press and are satisfied with Harney Valley and be a stieet attraction for the day a
Bros.. America’s ¡.ending Tailors, drawing large crowds whenever expects to remain here permanent fair sized crowd gathered to witness
the maneuvering of the horseless
ly.
Chicago. They’re so reasonable in they appear.
carriage
when it should make its
Paul De Laney and E. A. 1’uter-
price* too. Robinson & \\ niton,
appearance.
It put in an appear-1
Judge
James
A.
Sparrow
return-
baugli,
of
the
Oregon
Daily
Journal
will take your order.
ance
about
2
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’clock and lai<l up
j ed Monday from the McKinney published in Portland, arrived in
’ sawmill where he has been recre our city Tuesday in the interest of here about an hour. The machine !..
This paper and The Chicago
ating for a few Hava. E. S. i that paper. Mr. DeLaney is writ was a Winton touring car. “24 horse k
Weekly Inter Ocean 11.öl) for one
Snuffer brought him down return- ing up the country for a special jiower. The occupants were Dr. i,
y-vai. “Special deni”
I ing the following day.
Successors to R. A. Miller A* Co.
edition of the Journal, while Mr. Nelson II. Jackson, of New York
Citv.
and
John
Crocker,
a
wealthy
soliciting
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ulerbntigh
is
doing
a
Ills Life Saild by Chamberlains
W. W. Brown, the wealthy stock-
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Colic, Cimbra and Diarrhoea j man of Wagontire, is reporttd to business. The gentlemen will re ' resilient of San Francisco. The
Remedy.
have sold all his horses ranging in I main in tile interior lor several trip from the Bay City to this city u
“B. L. Byer, a well known cooper
j was made with but few delays.
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Harney .Crook und Lake counties months.
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of this town, says lie believesClinm-
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The
only
one
of
any
moment
was
! to a Chicago dealer, for the neat
Dalton Bitigs moved his family
berla'n's Colic, Cholera nod Diar
sum of $96,000.—Canyon City I Saturday out to the Rutherford nt Oakerman’s on Silver Creek
>
rhoea Remedy saved his life last
when they ran out of gasoline hav
Eagle.
ranch which place he has recently ing lost their store of this most
summer. He had been sick for a
purchased, and will add the occu essential article, and to replenish
WAGONS! WAGONS i
month with what the doctors call
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pation ol gentleman farmer to his their supply a trip to Burns by
We
will
sell
you
a
Mitchell,
bilious dysentery, and could get
already acquired professions of other locomotion was necessary.
nothing to do him any good until Rushford or Webber Farm 1
lawyer and politician. He will not The parties are enroute to New
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Wagon
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he tried this remedy. It gave him
let the removal of his residence York Citv, but aside from this little
$85.00
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Steel
Skein
immediate relief,” says 11. T. Little,
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interfere
with his law practice ami information was obtainable.
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merchant, Hancock, MJ. For rale
his clients will find him at the old
105.00
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by H. M. Horton, Burns; Fred I 3 | ,,
Oregonian and Iteli.«, $2.00.
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I Semi your orders to us, 0. C. Co place of business us usual.
Heines, Harney.
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BURNS, OREGON
Lunaberg & Dalton
Harney Valley Brewery
Miller & Thompson,
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