TrjuagMrwyj—w*n«a ■ iiif.t ■— * ~
.
SUMMER NORMAL
SCHOOL.
:iAL SUMMER SAELS
li'O yard free for all novelty race
I lour moneys, $10.
Prof. M. E. Rigby 1 - r> turned
Fat tn» ns r.. . 215 ILs . I". ? to
•e,
from his visit to Sout them
’. rn Orej
O.-tgon, enter,' $5.
Ladies*
L B Springer is stiff rit g from ami is now making arrangt
Ocaiers in
arrangemanta
Hurdle race 150 yards, five to
erysipelas.
to ccnduct a summer normal which enter,‘$10.
Slow bieyc ■Io race, "0 yard.-, five
Clarence Black came in from will open on Monday, July 7, in
tin»
>
I',reales
one of the rooms of the bill lie school to enter, >2 50,
Canyon City last Sunday.
3SE
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ml
.
Imci
.
ni
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E.velusirc
choice
designs
building.
Pie
eating
contest,
?1.
IT
Call and see our line of gasoline
to. J
The course will cover a period of
Girls
race
under
10
years,
$1
engines—Veogtlv it Kenyon.
five weeks. The fir-t week, how
Indian foot race 300 yard.
à id
Frank Fister spent a few days in ever, will be devoted to organiza
Greased pole, $2.
Burns this week.
tion, for which no tuition will be
Potatoe race, $2.50.
Se6 Veogtlv A Kenyon for pumps charged. During this tiist week
Boys foot race under 12
lectures will be giv. n on Psycholo $2.50.
pipe, windmill at.d garden took.
gv. Physics, Oregon School Law and
Foulards
Printed and Plain Silks
Running broad jump. $2.50.
Plano Mowers, rakes, binders and
Theory and Practice All teachers
Twills
Surahs
Running high jump, $2.<5O.
Fleming bucks at Veogtley A Ken
and’public school pi j ii-a eve the
Standing high jump, $2 50.
China
Pongees
yon’s.
eighth grade shoujd avail them
Bicycle race, five to enter, *10.
Tom Cleveland was over from selves of this opportunity to take a
Obstacle race, $5.
Calamity the first of th»' week on »borough review and prepare for
Squaw race, $2 50.
business.
the examinations wbieh tai.e place
A grand display of fireworks in
We carry-a full and complete in August. All subjicts required tho evening it the fair grounds, fol
st . k of extras for all our machin for state and county papers will be lowed by a grand ball under I lie
included in the cours ■.
ery—V oegtly A Kenyon.
management of the Burns Baml.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Mervitt Horton return d froti^ Tuis review will b»-of ini .-timable
On the afternoons of July 5 and
Portland this week, after spending value to the teachers of this county, (5 ba-ebal'. g iim-H, Red Stockings vs
as Prof Rigby is a good instructor Ohl Timers. A $50 purse for each
several months in school there.
and the mutual e.xcliang" of ideas
Our friend E. Brown was down and association will be beneficial to
Are you one of our customers? If not fall in line
from Emigrant creek this week. He pill who attend, (¿nite a mimber
WOOLM EX. ATTENTION.
reports his’stock doing well
and get a set oi these dishes.
have already signified their inten
Repairing of all kinds will be tion of taking advantage of this re
We will have a WOOL SALE in
>
done at tho Veogtlv A Kenyon tin view class,
our Warehouses, in this t ity Tues
Our Goals arc the Best ami our prices the lowest
shop, by an experienced tinner.
All those desiring to enter the day, July 1st, 1902, a number of
With each cash purchase a coupon is issued which
¡summer
normal should report to buyers will be on hand.
Prof. Righv returned from'South-
ice redeem for dishes-
As this is the In at »"Hing market
ern Oiegon Tuesday.
lie will i Professor Rigby on or before July 7.
in
Eastern Or. g ui without sales,
start
the
summer
normal
school
We have some odd lots in Shoes which we are sell
D ied —Last Suntl iy night, June we will try anil maintain th? same
July 7th.
ing below cost, they are Eilierent sizes. Don’t fail to
I
; lio turnio:' out lumber and >hi.igles.
Dressed and
22, at his home on Sagehen. John reputation with a wool sah».
see our Bargain Counter.
We still handle the Plano mow Nellis Parker, aged 32 year-.
tiding,
and
ahiuglea
in Mock
lie
SEND
VOI R WOOL TO
ers, binders and rakes with com
bail been suffering from qttinzy and HUNTINGTON! Free Storage.
, bill.
Lai ge and
plete line of extras—Voegtlv A
erysipelas for several days, but his
OHI » ON CoMMEHt 1AI. Co.
«mall orders t’iven special attention.
Kenyon.
friends didn’t realize the serious
S iikuk A G uaiiam C o .
A. Venator has been in tl.e city'1 ness of his illne-s and Ills death
'« ;
it & James, Harney, Oregon.
FtlASIK FollWAKItlNtl L’o.
the past week looking after bust was it shack. Di c asetl was a well Huntington, Oregon 6-10-02.
lie
miss.
He lias
has finished
HnisbeU shearing known and r sj t< ■ citiz. n of this
We hav. ,i 1 >t of chairs and you
and has started his sheep to sum- county where lb' bad lived maul
hive eight different styleB from
m'r range,
. years.
He was born in Lassen to . e »> u . vs Ira
wln. h to cho e. Our stock of iron
chwartz
udelman
.
'county, Calif, August 11. 1869 and
bi'Is h.'i hr. u increased too. Haye
Mrs C. A..Byrd has a completi
BARBER
SWOP
with his part nts came to this val
you .'ll them? Well, you ought
line of dress hats, frames, trim
F eed Ft k , Proprietor.
ley in 1882.
lie was a married
11. Five styles in that line. The
mings. walking hats, etc., and in
man, leaving a wife and throe little
Thin rlmp ha» jiat 1 in opriadto th*
vay to r. i-t at night is to get a Bet
vite.- her frit lid.- at tl customers to
iblic and tulh'ilxa »hair of tin' patronagi
children. He was a son of the old
of those •Ytimyum” springs.
,, ,,,,
f
\eall earlv and make their ch .ice.
D R Thorn was over from Silver’
pioneers, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Park
hair i i tling , shaving ,
We have ometliing new in tho
We carry the Demater
creek yester.la^.
er, both of whom we uro sorry to j
. line of pillows. Call anti sen our
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
3ZZ2
—the best and
"(’oloninl" and "Turkish” pillows.
at this i
learn are in poor
Headquarters fT ballad wir< j windmill
Errrytliiii'j jti'nl <la»» anil up to
it'ill on the rnarki t. See
IA8 THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF
Wall I’npor, Building paper and
four sis-1
lime.
llu leaves !
aii-l wagons—Voigt ly A Kenyon.
r.?; ’Next dour to Pott Offlcr.
a, Byron j
ANY NBWBFAI’EK IN THIS COUNTY.
1 gtlv A Kenyon
1 picture moulding.
ters Mesdaines, F.
Commissioner I. J. Willian s
Jerry Daly, wh.i’e prt limint-rv Terrell, Stanton T_> h r and Carey
spent several da's in our city this
examination
was held last Satur- Tliontburg and bi» brothers, Wal-j
week on business.
Mel. The Se-[
dav, wa> hi 1.1 without I rinds to th? ter, Carl, Lute ahd
FOUND ON THE STRLEI
The fact that th? Burns Band circuit court for the killing of mains were buried ill the Burna i
Local News.
We httV'' bed-room suits ‘ for fur
will hav 'charge of th« gram! lall [ Robert Toney.
'cemetery Tu'-J.iv afternoon ser-i A memorandum of a lot of Tin-’,
ther orders," bcnitb'i a varied as
on the Fourth insures u a social
vic'-s being conducted it the grave
little things 1 mil-t get at the
James Adams h i.« arri. ; i. ;
Chas Green come over from
sortment of extra dressi'ra, com
success.
by R. v.'A J. Irwin, Tho bereaved
Happy Valley this week for surgi
frolli thè Owyli •• to visit a it w <i. y
modes and chiffoniers and wooden
Cl
l'Y
DRUG
STOKE
relatives have the sympathy of a
Win. R. nnett >v:is down from
bedstead ■». W riting desks, book
, „
O. D. Rusk and daugh’ r Cora bi- Sdvies Valiev home the first of cal treatment a horse having fail wide circle of friends.
Accordion
Comb
en on him le r.ng his < ar almost
^0. were in thè o :
d i' - ;»i " •
cases, tapestry, window shnils, mir
the week on business.
This d’i e off After b ing patched up he
lustrum» nt Strings
Brush
IL
IN MEMORY OF NEI I.IS I
rors, curtain poles and trimmings,
School Books
Mirror
Of course w» will .1 alt' i.o lb acknowledges a pleasant call.
returned
D- arest brother, we have laid thee Pocket Book
eek.
center ami » xtensioii tahb , munie
Mem.
Books
Grand Ball on the ;• urth ?' i ! -
\'N'cath the quiet grav< tard -nd,
A L. lhinter and wife, accompli
Time Hooks
Glus- Cutter
c.ibin>f-, etc.
Frank Stauffer came in W< lnt
ten to the Ba ml.
l.btiik Bookk
nitd by Mrs W. C. Byrd, took their; day to git machinery preparatory And we know that, n v i .'ir spirit Finger Cott
Mattresses in variety: All wooly
Magazines
B orn —To Mr. and Mr.« J.' .h «•<-j>;»n.:I .-1 Tut - lay afternoon to having. He was accompanied Has winged its way above to God Tooth Brush
‘ O'triker,” ' \linndnli',1' Silk Flut H.
Soups
Samorra, at their li me tn Burn for
niy where th v will spend by Kid Trisch who had been ru-li Dearest brother, we will miss tine Nail
Prices to lit any pur: e.
Ki if.i
Cloth
From
our
hearth
so
verm
and
June 22, a daughter.
fev, ral weeks visiting.
Wedin Hint r.li ■■ te r. m, <■ n pi t ■
Scissors
catiug out at the ranch for a few
Bath
bright;
tl
Razor
rugs, art stiutirsu ami p'lrtiers.
tGrand Fourth of July 1 ill at
The new tin shop of Ve gtlv A days.
But we hope some tiny to me. t thee Hair
Razor Strap
Lnt her (t
Floral hall, under the manag mt nt
,,i(
p,e r. Hi v for bu.-in. --
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JoeTupker, who has been in
| In the realms of eternal 1 .-lit.
Balls
Match Box
of the Burns Band
about the 10th of July. This shop Portland several weeks for nbdienl Brother, wo arc sadly w» » ; ing,
M urlilcs
Harmonica
M ss Pau’ tat I. cher Ins r turn^ is being fitted out up to date and a
Silverware
Piano
tr» aln.i tit r» turned honv last M-” - For cur loss we deeply mourn;
Blit vou ate rfttling with i Sivior Violin
Watch
e 1 home from P >rtl id v '
-li first class workman will have • la« evening
lb1 has completely
And we know you are s de from Guitar
< lock
charge of it Gun repairing a speci rec vervd his health and is ng in
has been at nditig eh d
harm.
Jewelry
Mandolin
alty.
in the blacksmith shop.
Camera
Banjo
T J. Garr tt < .nr in ve«'< rd v
R. -t then, brother, -if- in henvit
Pinying Cards
Bine Vitrol
• •••It'
Hon. C. W. Parrish ami Ti.m
from the Warm Springs si'
Peter LTutn, nccmripanied by his And in mimnry fresh we'll keep
Calling
Copperas
where he had been rid ng after Sager have returned from their family and mother, arriv'd Inre Every loving word and I ken
I hi cl;, rs
Sulphur
— Dealers ill —
outing and report having had a - .a,.- t. i.. ■ - . ■ ;. a ■ -;' i
1
. i •.« » • i»• . Rest, slee p.
stock.
! Cream Tartar Chess
A loving si-ter, E. A. I’.
Vi ry nice time. They spent a few ter, Mrs Peter Clemens. .Mr I'luin
II p't
~ "la
Miss Maegie 1 »laze. w'l . h
n
Benzine
days in Canyon City.
Trues
. WO» nt one time a resident of this
in thia cilv for the p ist two months
Cantplior
I finish work for amateur pho Sweet Oil
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... 1 'iillliTi/, Fam
Th electric light plant was shut’»county, but his home is now in
took her departure f ir Prineville
I’, pperm'nt
Spts Nitte
tographers
on
the
s.m.e
fadeli.r*
Iwpl
b
.
Windmill
Pumps, I’aiiit,
His
many
old
j
Douglas
county.
down
the
first
of
the
week
on
ac
I sudannm
Thursday.
pnp< r I use for the b< t profes I’.-iregori ■
Oil, l>,o¡
Windows, Etc , Ele,
count of a defective armature. Th" ■ time friends ar6 glad to see him
Essence Vanilla li >r l Powder
Mrs W II Atal r :i
tl da .' -
sional pictures, I’rici
low a-
“•
L inon It. thug Poi - in
piece < f ntachint ry was shippt d to 1 again.
tar Lulu, arrived here fr un Cr k
\P »slide for this grad" of material
“ Banana (‘»■mi nt
Portland and Manager Averill went
Foreman Emanuel ( lark come
county yasturdav on a visit to her
Holders
J ohn M< Mt i.r.EN.
Rrligicus Senke«.
.1011 N G IMBERBI Mi,
to the city to see that there was no i(( ff( |n thfc p.Ranoh 1b(4 \y,
Tablet
daughter Mrs Bruvs By rd.
mistake made in the new parts It day with a badly bruised hand
< >1 >1 iciiin
an<l
CEI : HI:GI¡> . I
M.
Mayor Cummin-spent few de\ will be some time before the plant
I'.....
which hail been kicked by a horse.
Hnitrnvcr.
I h Pole
Guns in Diamond this «• k. I ;■ > 1.. ¡3 again started.
I
Vi
h R< pairing A Spe
Emanuel seems to be having had
Parade will form nt 9: i > i»ead» »l
I i h Hooka
return he was at rnpanb 1 by bi
the window luck with hors«» this season. 1!« by the Burns I’ it 'I. I r d ; irtment
cialty.
Say,
did
you
notice
Halve
DOC«
son Frank who spent a duv r tw
Court Pla-tcr
at Geer A Cummins? There ia the has just recovered from a « vere liberty car-. "Ilicera < f the day, cit
bore.
'.I V I liOOIt TO I'. O.
Chewing Gum
finest display of guns and (i-hing wound on the band which was hurt izens und flouts, March through
Fhoe
Polish
George M irshall . t 1 f ilv a-
I
in
a
runaway
tackle ever seen in Burna. Double
Main street ’o F ral hall.
Squirrel Poison
, Tooth Piek*
L M Seawar 1 at.d family
>e wn barrelled shot guns, Winchester
Mn-ic hv b uid.
F or S ai f —ICO acres of land on
Carbolic Acid
?r< -criplicn
from their Harney hcu. - Ti :r- and Marlin repeaters, rifies, gattiiny
■I
VII IVI»,
J. T. »IAHHKTT
Introductory remark- by presi
Ma. hii e Oil
Trout creek. First water right
o
to attend the funeral of Mrs L. I guns, popguns and any old thing
( st- r Oil
Water all the year around ami one dent of th" day. Prof. A. C. Finn.
Springer.
Pla 'ors
Tbe-»i are being sold at reduced of the best cattle ami sheep range
Musi»: I»y bau L
Etc . Etc.
I.'-.A is
GARRET, P rop *,
Fata
vy. s—We are I . I- price« and the sportsman who don’t! in tho country. For information
Prayer by < » -plain, Rev. Irwin.
ay «ch. 1 nt Harn
i» Jay of esch tnontl
hoi Til MAIN STUFET.
ling wool fr
f cliarg -in a- take advantage of it is loser. Better apply at A Adrian's, Trout creek,
Song by choir.
Cut th.
a m < hi the
a
drop in today.
alwavs; will also have the p
Tl. barn Im* just been coin-
Ib-citation. M — la-a P. bins n.
Denio, Oregon.
AH
r en
tir
Lai.
j’-t l .o l in patron i will be
sales at last sea- n.
r by it -tir
Musfc
by
ban
I.
MARRIED—Last SunJay, Jun -
me. too.
w> II treat'd. Horace enlrilst-
ing the best | -
; ■
f ir w
Reading Deklaration of Ind
-ry recend Sur
22, at noon at tl e h»rme of th>-
CARD OF T A ASK
M a LI'F' k M i
ANt:
(
• I t i
w dl r* . »live the liest
pendence. Mr* J (-’■ Foley.
br- i.-'s si«ter, Mrs. T. G. Cribs. Mr
Ontario. Oregon ,
f . » re. IIay 25 cent*
Hong,
choir.
Alberti -‘.e and M a Ant
Mc
i
Oration, Hun A. \V. Gowi
I ti l i» Il ' Y FOR SALE.
On last ’>1 ■ i »V "v-;
Nulty, R'v Father McDevitt per
MMi» by lain 1.
ri R D. I 1. N
IO>
a*
forming Jhe ceremony.
Th • w-d-
Grand Army dinner.
was oSicia
v
1 t v tl
L." - - Jing was a very quiet one. only rel
th r
[This din r wi conti wt of h (I
dent of th- R
5« •
i
atives a-i-l a few friends beintf pr*s-
death
tack» lean-* and t 'lack coffre una*
Florence At"
At r r th«» p’ -i- -nt. Af». r th.» cerem ,nr a Fun>p-
Noi H E.
inftrorliTe 1 'uoufli di:>ner was s-rv d . TiHO
dulterat»»1 with n.either sugar nor
d>nt bad g .
Estrsy Notice
;
cream soj dr an k from tit cup-. Resisterci Hereford Bull'.
t Ik a ea 1 late t-
introduced ì rartii
pirtic?1 sr»'
kno in and !
i i
i irtn-rsbip I -eretofoH»
and Mti ’•■!
1 1 w >'k of she ji popo ir ’ o-a-g p»»' ¡ ! ■ ' f th ìb i*rC”
On” rorr**l hor««».
* and This wiii b- - rv d on the g rotin d$*
• I
Caldwell and
r
degtewtt . r » li .
mpliti’ nt- ti»:».
M If I'r' ' ton Im- tiren thia day
Mr. Cote i» one «>f th e pros- 9 years - Id. weight aboot 11<*• |bg. free uf charge ]
' ve I M I! Brenton retiring
F X<7
ed t»y lb- ■ -i I
A’ p •r P k I k • ic* prtot!<-• »< kjT.*n < f Warn$ i"spring* I»rsi «b-l wi'h a blotted II 11 or
arTKK«(x •C 0POXT9,
1 ■ V, i . h r
ertaas gn»i » tk- ner
r rve.l Mrs
M and th" t r» L- haa b* fn o:»** Il N. » ■ r,».-« in n.v field and lias
Th- .»fieri < :i sport« will uk< Gleni
l’.ir will In reafter lie conducted un-
Til
Atwood eft r »
1
-rs for been tin re f»»r some time Bela
p.’>
f uU r Gl*»-4t
1 t th- firm name of Lee < aldwell
Cawyoti <? v «r! -•
vi«i il th th-» r>a«l few y*ar»
Thry 1 •ft ino ws.ltr ke and very gentle. The
P.OR «»gir "
/.V/71
1 iII.WFIt.
R D
home is in rOe Ji atei,« f r tlteir J tse at Warm owner can have same by proving
rried fnen
bin-
Il M ItHINTnN,
Baker pty
proper*»
and
paving
Lili.
b. rr tìwif h t oF !friend«
fprir
F b 17 190?,
Ind an tug of«
M V pigra
thry v.
lite in b
Jotopr
I-’ ~ I * Tut ces-Herald
Celebrate in Burns.
Schwartz & Budeiman
Mrs Nellis Parker is reported
quite sick.
White and Colored Waists.
Beautiful line in Silk Waists.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ù11
Dishes Speak
for themselve s—*They must be
seen to be appreciated
These Beautitul
BeautifuJ line of Trench Ginghams.
White goods in plain and checks.
N. BROWN & SONS
Deak • in General Herchandise
Richardson & lames’
LZxrOrXjZciMmLjTj
Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes—
The Swellest line of Shirts ever displayed
in Burns.
¡S
& B
,
Burns, Oregon.
4
i LA
YON,
HARDV/A
: ns
AND MACHINERY
S, •
rs
. ‘TED BARN.
Horton’s
Pharmacy
FOR SALE.