Schwartz & Budelman
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
E veryone adhires it
C. F. McKinney i* down from
his saw mill.
A BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Polk Gearhart, of Drewsev, was
Oae Tu Be Started la Burns, Nut
in town yerterday.
Experiment But As a Perma­
Chas Comegvs, of Wagontire,was
in town Thursday.
The small bov, tip can and dog
are much in evidence lately.
nent
Institution.
We are now ready to fill your orders for FALL and
¡I WINTER SUPPLIES
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Prof. M. E. Rixby, once princi­
pal of the Medford business college,
Up to date Fur Garments I N.
has been in our city for several
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Brown 4 Sons, Burn*, Oregon
days interviewing our citizens in
1 .tore. It is correct in Style, perfect in Fit and
Fresh fruit arriving daily at regard to establishing a business
your inish, and low in Price.
Waters’ Fruit and Produce store.
college here.
♦y.
He met with such success that a
To close out the stock Mrs. C. A.
Byrd has reduced ladies under­ school will be opened on November
4th. Much is due to Mavor Ken­
wear.
yon for the launching of this enter­
Fruit jars at Geer 4 Cummins
prise for it was to him that Mr.
that are warranted against break­
Rixby first went and explained the
age.
terms he wished to starton. These
Painters are at work giving the terms of course, requested some
the Cal Geer residence a new coat little financial aid from our citi­ v>
of paint-
zens and Mr. Kenyon, seeing the
Irving Hazeltine, of Canvon City requirements were very reasonable,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs J. promptly went to work.
Our citizens responded nobly, as
W. Biggs.
only enterprising and wide awake «
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S W. Miller informs us that his
men will do, and a suitable room
wife will stay in Canyon City for
was secured which will be fur­ Ì
three or four weeks.
mi
nished
by them. Prof. Rixby !
Teamsters are taking advantage1^ <ks for nothing better than to
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of the good weather and many are take his chances for the rest.
starting for the railroad.
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The Professor comes highly re­
Mrs. G. W. Waters is very sick commended and has testimonials
and at present writing there seems from Medford citizens that we
know would not attach their names
little change for the better.
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thereto if the recipient were not ìì
The
richest
thing
we
know
of
at
„ LADIES: Have you seen our cloaks? New Raglans,
worthy. He is a man of determi­
present is a good milk and dairy
New Long Coats, New Capes. Also Children's Jackets
nation and always sees a “silvery
ranch and one that will stay.
at ridiculously low prices.
lining through every dark cloud.”
Look out for a squall in a few
Last Thursday evening a meet­
LADIES! Do not buy your Shoes until you have
days, says our weather prognosti­ ing was held at Parrish ti Rem-
seen the “VICTORIA.” It’s a Winner.
cator. How's your wood pile.
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bold’s office and a board of regents
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We have sulky plows, walking and finance committee were elect­
plows,gang plows at railroad prices ed, as follows: I. S. Geer, James
JOHN GEM BERLIN«,
Dalton, Gus Rembold and H. E.
Full stock.—Geer 4 Cummins.
Optician
Thompson, hoard of regents C. E •Teweler.
Lunaburg 4 Dalton have re­
Ensz raver.
Kenyon L. Woldenberg and IL M.
ceived a consignment of ladies hats
Fine Watch Repairing A
Horton, finance committee.
which you are invited to call and
cialty.
The
school
will
open
with
an
en
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examine.
tertainment program to which all
NEXT POOH TO !■
Mrs. C. A. Bonnett has thorough­ are cordially invited.
For cash are numerous,
bred Plymouth Rock and Wyandott
With the usual push and energy
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are offering special bargains
Encourage the business college. roosters for sale at 11 each. Leave that is manifested by the citizens
large orders. You can’t afford to
Harry Smith will burn another orders at this office.
of this community given to this en-
do without such comforts when the
According to press dispatches 'terprise we bespeak for it a phe-
lot of brick.
price is within your reach.
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the
cavalry horse hunter is still nomina! success.
AS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
Ladies rib vests at Miller 4
WALL PAPER in the very latest
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out
and
horses
that
will
fill
the
bill
|n
j ANY NEWSVAPER IN THIBOOÜNTY
i Thompson’s.
designs and in varied patterns.
! are bringing a good fi ure.
Ladies Fur Collarette N. Blown
Ou' fa
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, Try those warranted fruit jars at
You simply can’t do better else­
BATURUAY. OCTOBER 1». ITO1
C. H. Voegtly lias just received 4 Sons, Burns, Oregon.
Geer fc Cummins.
where. We have a team on the
Ladies Fur Capes & Jackets N
a car load of plows and harrows of
1 road with some new and special de-
The
Pioneer
barber
shop
is
put
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Local News.
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all sizes, and lias put a price on Brown 4 Sons, Burns, Oregon.
signs in this line.
The absolute simplicity of
ting in another bath tub.
them that will make thet.i go.
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John G. Saxton has opened a,
the EASTMAN KODAKS
We do upholstering to order and
Ladies Fur Collarettes N. Brown
Delightful weather
Those Sunday dinners at Mrs I. law office in the old office building
has been the secret of their
can
fit you out with a couch or bed
4 Sons, Burns Oregon.
S. Geer’s are becoming more popu formerly occupied by Capt Waters
C J Merrill h is organized an-
success, in fact so easy has
lounge in anv style desired. Call
. Comereial Hotel is headquarters lar. Meal tickets can be bad upon
jther singing class
photography become that
and see patterns of coverings, trim­
Don’t buy your plow until you
application—21 meals for $5.
1 for Comereial traveling men.
any bright boy or girl of
Goods are ariving in large quan-
have looked through C. H. Voetly'»
mings, etc.
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All prices have been reduced 20. slock.
10 years can successfully
Up to date Fur Garments N
Just received a car load
lilies for our user, bants.
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per cent at Jorgenson's, except sta- of them.
accomplish every step it.
Silk waist ami dress patterns at Brown 4 Sons, Burns, Oregon.
tianerv, which has been lower than
picture taking, from ‘press­
Price Withers, of Harney has re-
Miller 4 Thompson’s.
any place in town. Call and see. | We have the best stock of
ing the button” to "doing
Wil-
paper and Japanese matting ever!
Bab-d hay at Lunaburg 4 Dal­ (turned from his visit to the
the rest.”
Our Mock and farm machinery ! brought from the railroad. —Burns
1 lamette valley.
ton’*. } cent a p ’U d.
We have a full line of
was never more complete. Seeders, Furniture Co.
j lb’
F or S ale —One lot and two
these
Kodaks and are al­
Ladies Fur Capes 4 Jackets N
houses situated on B street, In- plows, cultivators, drills, anything
Mr. R D. Maplesden. aeent for
ways glad to explain them
Brown & fons, Burns, Oregon.
you
want.
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Geer
4
Cummins.
.quire of Paul Locher.
to anyone interested in
Jack Darst, of Pine creek, is in j The Old reliable Albany, Oregon.
Miss Alma Bowers.of Harney was g T
Elam Cays and family, of liar-
Nurseries, wishes to announce to
this fascinating amure-
a visitor to our burg, Thursday.
' ney, were the guests of Mr. and town. He reports work on the file citizens of Harney county that
ment.
James Pirie and wife, of Harnev, Mrs. Morris Thursday.
mine* at Idol city still progressing he will deliver nursery stock at
CITY DRUG STORE
were visitors in our city since last
H. M. H ohton , Propt.
John Budelman and Hank Fel­ and the miners sanguine of a for­ Burns, on Monday, Nov. 4. He will
j also deliver nursery stock at Drewsy i
issue.
ton visited the lakes the first of the tune ahead.
lot Friday, Nov. 1st. All who have
A complete line of tinware, gran­ week and report bunting good.
Parties owing me are hereby-
ordered nursery stock from Mr. j
ite »nd erockerv just in at G. U .,
Mr. Mertz, of Shasta county,Cal, given notice that no one is author­
Maplesden are urgently requested
Water*
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an uncle of Mrs A. Tupker, is here; ized to make collections, but all ac
to meet him on that div. All
¡-Pmsor
Mart Bakerand wife were in town /visiting relatives. He may stay: counts must be paid to me.
whose orders amount to ♦ 10.00 or
from the Warm springs the first of all winter.
J ames E vans .
more, who come or send for their
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Byrd left nursery stock on the day of deliv­
Domestics and nurses seem to be
J. IL Oord was among those in demand and any one desiring for Prineville last Sunday morning
ery will be presented with one cf
stirring
on our streets from out of meh employment might do well to by private conveyance to visit Mrs. our celebrated
EGO'
winter Barana
town this week
Byrd’s mother. They will be ab­ Apples worth $1.00. All whose
come
to
Burns.
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Mrs Roy McGee, who has been , Miaa Mabel Hedrick, of Taylor­ sent about two weeks.
orders are less than ♦ 10.00 will re
sick for several days, m getting ville, Cal., a sister of Mrs. C. G | Mrs. Shaw, nee Weeks, of Prairie ceive one of our celebrated Hima­
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alone a* well as possible.
Smith and Mrs' G. W. Young, is City, ia in town accompanied by laya Blackberries, worth 1.50. All
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her daughter Nellie. They are orders Left on the delivery ground»
You can't do better than get our her* visiting.
here for the perpose of haying Miss after the day of delivery are at the
tprices on farm machinery at this
Mrs. Shaver left Thursday morn­
tier.
risk of the party wuo gave the or--
Nellie treated for hip disease.
time—Geer 4 Cummins.
ing for Tacoma where she goes to
der.
Mr. Mapleaden extend* a
Geo. Hagey and Roy McGee re­ see to the settling up of her deceas-1 John Deere plows are the best
cordial invitation to all who are in­
plows
made.
You
can
get
gongs
turned form Huntington Monday ed brother's estate.
i sulkies, walking plows, or any kind terested in Horticulture, to visit the
where they went after supplies.
The stone work on the Catholic
For firwt dare
of plow at C. 11. Voegtly’*. and get delivery ground*, at Himon lewis'
Quite a number of persons from church is about completed and the
them at reduced prices. Call and house, whether you have ordered
I^wen were in town during the building will soon be in the hands be convinced.
■ nursery stock or not.
Warner 4 Maplesden.
week attaivd. g to business affairs of the carpenters and finishers.
The property of John Maher, de­
Considerable plowing ia being ceased.was sold at Harney.Wednes­
We still carry a stock of lumber
A complete stock of.everything
and shingle- it mill prices freight done this fall by the ranchers and day by acting administrator, C. \
in
an up-to-date shop. Their
added. Tern,« ftrictlv cash.— next year it favorable, will see a Sweek. All the personal property
prices
are sight, (jive them a
larger
yield
of
grain
than
ever
be
­
Luna berg 4 Dalton.
was «old but one wagon and a
call.
fore.
quantity of hav, the sum aggregat­ COFFEE, TEA AND BAKING
Those dr* wing premium* at the |
SOUTH MAIN ST., BUNNS.
fair are notified that said premium*
An Associated Press dispatch ing iMei
POU DLR:
will be paid off on next M nilay at states that President Roosevelt ha* | F M Jordan, the surveyor, has
Lunaberg « Dalton's store.
removed Geo. Hayes from his posi- been quite busy lately surveying Next week only we will sell,
J'tion
as register of the land office at and locating reservoir site* for
Frank
son and wife .of Prine-
MMOM LBWIi,
J. T. GARMrrT
vilte, who have been '..ere visiting Ibis place.
desert claimant*. He just returned Red Seal Soda, rocta per pound.
relative* sit < • fair week, left last
We want to talk to you shout the flret of the week from the south­ Blue Point Oysters. 35c» size at
Tuesday Morning for born*
plows drills cultivators, »seder* etc eastern part of the county where he
30 cents.
LEWIS 4 GARRET, I’nor■».
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O Calk ins returned from the We have a full stock on Land at did some work for Ellie Brown and 2 oct size at 15 rents.
south maim street .
is
going
back
soon
for
other
parties
prices
in
competition
with
railroad
railroad tti‘- week and reports th*
O}
sters,
alb
size,
20
Ct*.
This
barn has just been com­
Peacock
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Geer
4
Cummins.
tb*
road* ia. gr- I condition with
You will all read, of course, what
pleted
and mV patron, will I«
10
cent*.
1
lb
size
C.
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Wood
ba*
to
*ay,
a*
it
is
exception of dust in a few place*.
There will be preaching services
Horses entrost-
well
treated.
Mr. *n-l Mr* Ja-'k Dun«t»n have in tbs Presbyterian church of copied on oar first page What if
receive
the Iwst
*<1
to
roe
will
are
lor
above
prices
TSe
returned r m Bourne. Baker coun­ Burns th* second and third Ban­ Burn* was a railroad terminal *
2Ó cent*
of
care.
Hay
in
effect
ts, wber- tbev went after their dar* in October instead of the I And Mr Wood is certainly in touch cash ofll), and will be
BALED HAY FOR HALE
third and fourth Sundays. Services '
bowse bnl J go ^s and tb*y will *1 the usual boar morning and with sooaethiog that make* I m « u next week only.
Your Patronage Solicited
feel
that
way
or
he
would
not
say
hereafter make their home in this evening. Every b<>dr is invited to,
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G. W. WATERS & BROTHER.
vailev. rWelcmne folk*
attend there serviov.
OUR GUARANTEE:
FALL AND WINTER HATS:
We have used our best hat in-
tc. elligence in gathering styles for
zou. Hats conformed to the head.
-TSew, nobbysofthats in all shades,
""^lack Derbys.
EXAMINE THEM—GET PRICES.
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That you will receive honest value in every arti-
cle vou
buy, and that we will underseli any le-
re'
gitimate competitor from 2 to ¿5 per cent, and to
cheerfully reeund your money should you be
dissatisfied with any article we sell you.
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This will convince you we merit not part of your |
trade, but all of it.
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GENTS' FURNISHINGS:
N. BROWN & SONS.
Fancy shirts, gloves, underwear, neck-
wear and mackintoshes. Do any of these
3 suggest a need?
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Burns, Oregon
WE SELL EVERYTHING TO EAT, WEAR ANDUSE.
S chwartz & B udelm an ,
Burns, Oregon.
OUR SPECIALS
he Times-jierald. i
v. Kodaks
ELEGANT BED ROOM SETS,
various styles in dressers, chiffon­
iers, commodes, ladies combination
cabinets, sideboards, etc. Exten­
sion tables, library tables, center
tables, dining chairs, rockers, cots,
iron beds, children’s cribe, couches,
window shades, curtain rods and
trimmings In fact we have every­
thing carried in an up to date fur­
niture store.
Be sure to get our prices on car­
pets, mattings, mattresses, pillows,
kitchen oil cloth, tin>oatry portiers,
building paper, curpet lining, pic­
ture moulding.
BURNS FURNITURE CO.
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HOPKINS à HUNTER'S
When ready to purchase your
fall supplies don’t forget the old
)N.
reliable O. C. Co., Huntington.
Our lines are now lull and com
píete, and at prices as low as the
NEW FEED BARN.
lowest.
Correspondence solicited