The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-04-18


No we're not going to blo'
away yet
Scheuk Bros. do all kinds o
cleaning, pressing, repairing fo
ladies and gentlemen at YER
reasonable prices.
f. jacobson, the well know
travelling representative of j. X
Gill CO.. is in the city lookinI
after his immense business.
Mrs. VIM. Fare and littl'
daughter left Tuesday morninl
for Canyon City where they vii
visit relatives for an indefinite
time.
Call on j. J. Tupker for YOU
hardware. crockery, agricultural
implements, vehicles. gasoline
engines, wind-mills. pumps and
garden ware.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when YOU have a thirst.
C. E. Thomas, president of the
American Land & Live Stock
Co., left last Monday for his
home in Chicago. Mr.. Thomas
is at the head Of a big printing
establishment in that city.
John Robinson. who has been
confined to his home for several
weeks suffering from rheumatism
is able to be out again. He had
a severe siege and looks some
what the worse for the wear.
Why not see what your home
dealer has and get his prices be-
fore sending away for goods?
G. w. Clevengor has prices on
sewing machines, furniture. car
pets. ETC., that will not permit
any one sending for goods in his
line. Go and see.
T. A. Morrison and family ar
rived Monday from Portland.
where they have resided for the
past eighteen months. They are
glad 10 get back to this country
and intend 20 remain here per-
manentiy. Blue MI Eagle.
MCGOWAN g. Nichols this week
closed a real estate deal whereby
Geo. Howe transferred i0j acres
Of fine land at Van post Office to
Thos. Cleveland. Consideration
not learned. Mr.. Cleveland at
once leased the place to Mr..
Howe for a term of two years
and the former left yesterday
with his family for Nevada where
he has acceped a position with
lhe +. l.. S. Co.
James Mahon. a well known
resident and stockraiser of Har-
ley county. is a candidate for
he democratic nomination for
.oint senator Of this district. Mr.. |
Mahon did not circulate any peti- .
ions, consequently his name .
loes not appear on the ballot and
democrats desiring TO vote for
him must write his name on the
ballot. Blue Mt Eagle. This
sill be news 20 Jim. He did re-
.eive quite a few complimentary
'otes here for state senator. but
{ was from some Of his particu-
ar friends. He was not a can
lidate in any sense, nor was he
ware that any one contemplated
'oting for him. He would be
winner, however, If he should
lecide 10 make the race.
DIED April II, at the family
lone near Hartman, Mrs. Char
es Williams, aged 80 years.
The death was very sudden and
aused from heart trouble. The
amily came here from Freewat-
n last November and took up
heir residence on homestead.
Deceased leaves besides her hus-
'and, seven children, aged Is.
A, II, 10, 8, 6 years and an Is
months old baby. Only the two
'Ounger children are here the
'thers being in school at Pendle-
on. The remains were brought
o this city and embalmed. Fun
raj arrangements viii not be-
ompleted until a sister in Port
and and her father at Freewat-
r are heard from. 1t is a very
ad death and the bereayed
elatives have the sympathy Of
many new friends here. 1t is
'ossible the funeral will be held