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Schwartz & Budelman Z m •ei « 4 U «GENERAL MERCHANDISE Spring Sewing Time is Here There is no time like the present to buy your Summer Goods. We are now showing an ele gant line of Wash-Fabrics, all bright, New Goods. j * > > > j* j* c. “»»”------------- - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “Diiplay m'tl O ok > jflte, SSirt-Waiiti i» ¿ulleii Vari»n»t---jTU /9O2 SoaSl ......... iw ) Beautiful white Shirt-Waists with embroidery and lace insertions and trimmings. Tan and colored Shirt Waits in pretty designs which will please the most fastidious.—Handsomely finish ed and trimmed You can find them in all sizes now............................................................................ Job printing —The Times-Herald I l/^J- F. Mabou is in the c ty in at- llenrv Scoubea is among our . tendance upon circuit court. court visitors. We are agents for the celebrated Queen Quality eho«-s fur women. Jeff Billinglv, the Barren Valley They are sold the world over and stuck man, is a business visitor to no shoe in America excels Queen our city. Quality. N. Brown A- Sons. Dr. Geary reports A. W. Howser /Our old friend, W. II. Shirk of Harney quite ill with pneu former resident of th'» county, but monia. now residing in Reno, Nev , ar Mrs C. A. Byrd has a fine lot of rived here from Lakeview last new spring millinery and more ar Saturday ■ afternoon Mr. Shirk is riving every few days. now agent for the California & Randolph Gipson, of Crook Oregon Land Company, which county, an old-time friend of Bob owns several hundred acres of land Bixby, is here this week attending in Eastern Oregon, and his coining $ court. i here was on company business. Robert Bixby is down from his Will has recovered almost com- wood camp this week, being un pletely from the bad fracture of his ;; able to work on account of aboil arm. He left Tuesday for Jordan R ! va‘ie.v« j | on his knee. SPRIKfl & SUMMER TRADE Our stock will be larger than ever during the coming season. Our business is much larger than ever, Our goods are the best in the market and we can.make you right prices on anything you A social meeting of the I. 0. O I Jt F. and R. I), lodges will be held nt . s; I -. ii -us- .... - this ■ • • being ■ I Ort; their v hall this evening, the 83rd anniversary of the order (’all and get our prices before //lacing your business for £ The Rebekahs will Initiate several candidates in the fore part of the the coming season. " Two Jute, carloads ,of implements evening, which will l>e followed by now on hand at Voegtly A' Ken- A most attractive and large assortment of an open session of the two lodges yon’s Ladies’ Belts will also catch your eys when i plows, Rakes, mowers, binders, buggies, wagons, etc See entering our store. They willinterest you see Bb'DELMAN-SCHWAB. them. them .......................................... The marriage of Miss Gertrude Dr. Standlee and School Supt ■ Leah Schwab, daughter of Mr am’ .. .. were over from Drewsej’ Mrs. R. 11. Schw.it>. to John M F ] r, Bartlett NEW LACES EMBROIDERIES the first of the week on business be Budelman, of Burns, Or., took All Over Laces, Valencines, All Over Em broideries and fore the circuit court. They left I place Thursday evening, April 17, at 7 o’clock, at the residence of the Insertions to match........... Insertion................................ for home Thursday. I bride’s parents, in this citv. The B orn —To Mr and Mrs. II. L. [different apartments were prettily Ladies’ Neckwear—Most beautiful creations Brisco, last Tuesday morning, a 9 j decked for the occasion with clus-1 ters of Oregon grape and long of silks in delicate and deep shades.—Very lb boy. He came as a birthday stemmed carnations. The cere artistically arranged......................................... present to Mrs Brisco. Mother and mony was performed in the pres child doing well. ence of relatives only, by the Rev- Mr Powell, of the Episcopal Dr. Clark, the eye specialist, will Church. The bride was very win No one can offer you better bargains —We know how to remain here only ono week more some in an exquisite gown of buy and buy BEST.—No store tn the large cities can and can be found at the French I tucked organdie. She curried a wake you better prices .... ........................ ........ Hotel, Dcn't fail to call on the bouquet of bride roses After con gratulations. the company partook doctor if you have eye trouble. of dainty refreshments. Mr. and We have a I.it of chairs and y >u Three carloads, one each of nails, Mrs. Budelman will make their udelman i ii have eight dliferent styles from wagonf and barbed wire, have ar future home at Burris, Or. No The co-partnership heretofore ex which to choose. Our stock of iron rived at the shipping point on the cards.—Portland Telegram. isting between Simon Lewis and .1 Mr. and Mrs. Budelman arrived i T. Garrett has been dissolved beds has been increased too. Haye railroad for Voegtly & Kenyon and home last Wednesday and nr* now you seen them? Well, you ought are now being moved this wav mutual consent, J. T. Garrett t>. Five styles in that line. The They are headquarters for wire, domiciled in the W. II. Decker tiring from the business. Si^i Dr Hibbard spent a few days of X.. way to rest at night is to get a set implements, etc. See them at once. residence, where they will reside Lewis pays all the indebtedness this week catching trout. until their new home is completed the firm ami collects all bills due of those “Yuinyum” springs. b» Rev Father McDevitt arrived We join with their many friends We have something new in the A. Hembree and wife have been home Thursday from a vacation of | in welcoming them, and wish the same. line of pillows. Cull end see our tat tie la kokst circulation or ia our city for several days S imon L ewis . over three months spent in Portland voting couple a happy and pros- “Colonial” and “Turkish” pillows. ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. J. T. G aiihktt . A W. Curtis, of Iowa, and L. D.! and- other points. Father is much Wall Paper, Building paper ami ! perotis journey through life. Burns, Ore., April picture moulding. Curtis, of Nebraska, brothers of the improved in health and his eyes SATI SUAY. APRIL'.*. B« 1 late Warren Curtis, are here in at- are much better than when he left Baseball To-morrow. tendauce upon court. He will hold services in the Catho A very interesting and exciting T Local News. FISK S Four beautiful pictures, framed, lic chapel tomorrow. game of baseball will be played at to be given away by N. Brown & "Daddy” Byrd and J. M. Dalton the fair ground tflpiorrow after BARBER SHOP e have bed-rnum suits “for fur- Have you registered? Sons during April. Commencing left Thursday afternoon to look { F red F isk , Proprietor. th'er orders, ” besides a varied us noon between the "R*d Stockings”| Commissioner Venator is < vrr 1 on April 1st and during that month after their political interests in the j anil “Has Been».” This game will i T/iri «/c,p hai ja.t heen opened to the ^Xlrtl rlre-sers, en tn- a ticket with every cash purchase Drewsev section. They expect to decide the championship and each pablie and lolidtn a ehare oj the patronaip modes and chiffoniers ami wooden ! Í from Crane Creek. I bedsteads. Writing desks, book Robert Drink water was seen an 1 On account of urgent duties at return when thev get short of team ia out for blood. Tho sepre the clerk’s ofice, our candidate, funds. We hope Dr. Standlee will i ! is bound to be close, ami we will I cases, tapestry, window shads, mir- our streets this week. look after “Daddy” nnd see that wager there will not be more than Frank Rieder, has not liven able to ¡ rurs, curtain poles and trimmings, Sana Mckel and wife were visit-, ¡get out and see his friends in the he has a room and one or two' 1(M) tallies on either side. Broady 'center center and extension tables. tables, music ora in our city Tuesday. I cabinets, etc. I outside precincts. He will start on meals a dav. Johnson is the “Ila.“ Beens” mascot A K. Richardeon and wife spent | a tour as soon as this term of court Mattresses in variety: We are in receipt of a shipm»nt and ia willing to bet any amount a few days in our burg this week. 1 closes. , "Quaker," “Ahóndale,” Silk of “The Boss” Roaster, Baker and up to 20 cents that his team will J Ol'NI) ON THE STREEI Prices to lit any purse. Fog S ale —Same berry hushes Dr. II. S Brownton, of the firm Steamer which will be given away will. Following is the line-up: We discount all others on carpets, and ahrubbery; also six lots. In of Hibbard <fc Brownton, dentists, to onr customers. They are a very Red Stockings. Has Been«. A C Welcome. rugs, art squame and portiers. quire of. c . Ike Schwartz useful, desirable and necessary ar (expects to visit Drewsev about May N It... 1............ ..p To«n Sager* G. H D yer . 1st, prepared to do work of all tide. When you have made ca«h G Jameson DRUG ¡STORE ss. Bolt Water.« C. E Kenyon aL.TT.ved honteTnes- •'.kinds in their line. Further and purchases to the amount of *30 a Jav Gould H> Win Barrows » Accordion dav from a trip to the P L 8 Co. definite notice will be given in our roaster is given to you. Call and C B Smith ‘Jb Cy Plunkçt and get a card filled out. Miller Homer Reed . 3h Joe Smith lustrum* lit Strings next issue. ranobeh in Malheur county. •|A- Thompson. W McKinney If I Brittingham School Books <-. II VOKIITI.Y. R F. Claypool aod family are N. Brown A Sons have made (let Mem. Books c Hobbard cf ..hick Dermia In another column will b* found A D 11 .rd . Time Books ter price» than the outside people, visiting in our city Mr. Claypool rf . I. n Wal’u-i Blank Books have when given the opportunity, informs us that he has disposed of a letter from Hon. E. H Te«t.which Substitute«—Earnest Shields and Magazines t his property near Alvord and con shows where he stands on the land Frank Welcome. Rev A J. Irwin made a trip to1 Soaps — Dealers in— templates moving to Idaho He leasing question. Thi« oflir-e knows* Ki if«» La wen this week, bringing back a has resided in this county many of Mr. Test’s work against the pro Scissots HORSES WANTED milch cow from Grant Thompson's years, and his friends hope he will posed measure long liefore he w-«n Razor place. candidate for representative. The , For Cavalry purposes. Mares or Razor Strap prosper in his new home. (’rockcry, Glassware, Tinware, < 'utilery, Earm Balls The Windsor is one of the most gentleman will visit thi" section in geldings; any color accepted ex I mjdcmcnts, Wind mills, Tumps. Taint, bull and complete line of Garden Marbles ) th* near future and will [lerhaps cept white or light gray, and from elegant ar.d attractive bar rooms Oil, Doors, Windows, Etc , Etc Seeds and Onion sets fresh from Silverware Eastern Oregon, has the best arrive in Burr, tomorrow evening 14.2| to 15.1 in height; must be Watch > in the growers just received. Owing bridle wise and broken to He line of cigars in Rums. Gentle C ock | Snv. did you notice th* window saddle. to the fact that these reed have manly mixologists and courteous .lewe.ry been very late in arriving we are at Geer A- Cummins? There is th* I will receive euch horse? at < 'atTo-ra treatment accorded all customers. determine! to dispose of them and finest display of guns and fishing Simon Ix*wis' barn until May 8th Playing Cards As my entire time is taken every and will make reductions in prices tackle ever seen in Rums. Double Calling J au ». s S herman . Sundav either at Burna, Harney or < h< ckera VS. Laven, it will he impossible for me in order to close them out.—Geer A- barrelled shot guns, Winchester Chess 7 i and Marlin repeater«, rifie«, gattling Religious ferric«» to bold anv more Sunday after Cammine. Hops noon services at Poison Creek J. 8. lock, of Huntington, ia gun«, pipgnns and anv'bld thing Benzine school house. A. J. I bwin . Christian Science services at Ca mphor f here buying horses for an Omaha j These «re being sold at reduced Peppermint Give your home merchants a firm, . He dnds it a little early to price« and the sportsman who don’t their church (tie-old Caldwell hi all) every Sunday at JI a. m and 7:30 Laudanum chance to sell vou your goods. : purchase horses at this time and take advantage of it is loser. Better p. m. Also meetfrqf every Wednes Don't give an outside house vour will return here about May 7. Mr I «Irop in today. day evening at 8. All are invited order without giving your home Lock is buying bv the bunch, all The Poison Creek, hor-e rod»o to attend. Subject for Sunday march»''! a chanes to be heard. If kinds of animals and lots of them will start on the 4th of May from April 20. "Prol .non After Death ' yon have liven quote«! prices not This is an opportunity for our S Lampshire's. Those wishing to April 27, “Everlaaiing Punish ment.” Mtisfiac:-rv give N. Brown A Sone horsemen. ride with the outfit will pleas» have Rev. A J. Irwin will preach at a bid for your trade, bv all mean» Hon I K Weatherford,of Albany, their things at the McClain A your merchant« and your ■democratic nominee for congress in Bigg»’ barn on the 3d. or at the Harney the 2nd Sunday of each qaighb r a chance against string- the drat district, spent a few day» above-named point. We will camp month at 11 a rn. and 7:30 p. u> Sabbath »chool e. ery sabbath at 2 trr in our city Ulis week on tasiriee« at the Lampshire place on the night p. in. Geo. WitiTi.vi. N. V Carpenter, aoaiatant casb-1 with the local land office, and also of the 3d. Sunday school at Harney the Foreman. ier of th* First National Bank of looking afte' some legal matters in first Sunday of each month at 10 Onton spent several days h-re the circuit court. The g*ntl«man Voegtly A K»nvon have th* ex o'clock a m On tire •econil, third tha ffr»- of the week on barine«» is an oid-time resident of Western clusive ag-ncy for the Stover Gaso and fourth Sunday of each month nt 3 o'clock p m Preaching ser •MMtte«] with starting a national Oregon, where he enjoya a lucra line Engine in this territory and vice »very sec nd Bunday at 8 p m bank in Burns. The application1 tive law practice, besides mini partie« desiring to porch««» ar* in At the Pr*«*>vtenan church ha« be. mad», «nd a bank with ■ other la g* buainea» interest« vited to call on them Patronise porteo- 150.000 capital will ho* Judge Weatherford is a re. y pl«-a« your home merchant and not l* Burn«. K»v. A J. Irwin pastor it in llevine service» th«- ’bird and fourth and d. l ieal eap'tal taking e»n- ant arxl amiable man and sh.iild l.ilk**L Bewar* of traveling agent» Sunday« of each month at 11 a rn th* stork stnrk A deal is ths voters ->f the fir«t c •ngr«-e .« <1 and remember that thi» firm ear- and 7 30 p m. «abbath »chool at widen bl* of the M on la lay th» stock and pap«-r of district elect him to 'he psi ion of rSre-rervthing in th» Im- f hard 10 a m every Sabbath morning tteC'-Rank, »••«« «• ve* iti« r»pre»en*«>ive. b» would fill :h- ware. ■ <g 11« boggle». mower». not boor um mated. and noth>a< p'see with credit an I he«- fit «o the r»k*«. pl w«,»t«'.. in fact anything deEnii- can he learned until the State of Oreg-,,. left Thu ra in lb* implement line. They can >n< binai io n vipw asilsai of Hon E H Tee*, to- dar morning ria Prineville f.r hi* do «-tier )>' ro'i tha» any our»id* • ap at the W. id. r beare firm. COME AND GET FIRST PICK J E. Ragon fell from his wagon the otherday ami sustained painful, though no serious injuries. He is confined to his bed. EAT, USE AND WEAR N. BROWN & SONS. Dealers in General flerchandise S chwartz & B , Burns, Oregon. The Times-Jierald. / Burns Furniture Co, Burns, Ore VOEGTLY & KENYON. HARDWARE AND MACHINERY Horton’s I Pharmacy