Schwartz & Budelman
in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
These Beautiful Dishes Speak
for themselves—They must be
seen to be appreciated.
Are you one of our customesr? If not fall in line
and get a set of these dishes.
Our Goods are the Best and our prices the lowest
With each cash purchase a coupon is issued which
we redeem for dishes
We have some odd lots in Shoes w hkh we are sell
ing below cost. They are Different sizes. Don't fail to
see our Bargain Counter.
Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes-
The Swellest line of Shirts ever displayed
in Burns.
S chwartz & B udelman ,
Burns, Oregon.
County court adjourned Thurs
day.
Lawrrence Sheppard was a visi
VAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION Of
tor to our city yesterday.
ANY NEWSP APER IN THIS COUNTY.
•See Veogtly A Kenvon for pumps
pipe, windmill ar.d garden tools.
SATUKLAY. JULY 12. IXW
Mr and Mrs. C A Bonnett Here
in from Crane creek Thursday.
Local News.
We carry a full ami complete
Crcps need rain.
stock of extras for nil our machin
•‘Little’’ Bob Baker is in from ery—Voegtly & Kenvon.
Buck creek.
Brti.-s Byrd and wife, accompani
Call and « •<• our line of gasoline | ed by Johnnie Caldwell, left, for the
engines—Veogtly & Kenyon.
saw mill Wednesday for a few days'
Len Walton has been on the sick outing.
list this week.
Are we going to have a fair this
“Grandma" Winters and Mrs fall? It is time to act if we expect
Weise have taken charge of the to make it a success. . It is necess
ary . ---
for all to work together to ac
Calkin« hotel
complish the best results.
Plano Mowers, rakes, binders and
Fleming bocks at Veogtley & Ken Mrs. J D Daly, accompanied bv
her niece, Miss Gussie Kingsbury,
yon’s.
come over from Drewsey Wednes
Chas Johnson and Henry Wel day and returned yesterday. While
come have taken their cattle to here they were the guests of Mr.
their desert ranches.
and Mrs II E Thompson.
Mr and Mrs O Calkins and little
F or S ale —160 acres of land on
daughter Grace expect to spend Trout creek. First water right.
the summer at the Coast.
\ Water all the year around and one
Justice Davis ami J II I.oggan of the best cattle and sheep range
were down from Harney last Sat in the country. For information
urday Mr Davis is much in favor apply at A Adrian’s, Trout creek,
o( a bounty on rabbits.
Denio. Oregon.
D. C. O'Keiley of the Harney
C S Biggs came in from Canyon
Valley Improvement Co., arrived City Monday evening on a business
here fiom Portland Thursday.
and pleasure trip combined He
Albert 8baw has the thanks of remained until this morning, re
thia office for a tine lot of rhubarb turning home on the stage. His
raised in his garden in this city. many friends here are glad to learn
Some of the stalk» measured 28 that he is doing a good business.
inches in length.
I finish work for amateur pho
Mies Blanch Campbell arrived tographers on the same fadeless
here Thursday evening from Wee paper I nse for the beet profes
ton where ehs has I»-- n attending sional pictures. Prices a« low as
school She was met here bv her possible for this grade of material
J ohn M c M ullen .
mother and accompanied her home
to Crane ere» k
I H Holland arrived from On
Mrs Sarah Marshall, who suf tario Monday with his family and
fered a stroke of paralyei« a few household goods, They are now
weeks ago, is no*' at the Calkins domiciled in the P. L S. Co office
hotel under the care of a physician building wh*re Mr Holland is em
She is impw firig very fast were are ployed as book keeper We hope
they will find their new home and
glad to say.
“Bod” Rcherford return» ) last friends pleasant.
F E Foster, of Union, adminis
week from Monmouth where he at
tended the i> irrnal during the last trator of the Abner Robbins estate,
•ohool year He does not know accompanied by Attorney Davis of
whether be will return this fall or that city, came in Wednesday to
not. Mr R jtherford «xpe<t. to look after the interests of the estate
take op m* ciue a« a pnfe.si ri in this vicinity. They returned to
Say. did y >u n dice ths wind w Drewsev yesterday where they also
at Geer A C utiitniPs* There 1« ths have acme bnsiners in connection
rtreat di.pl«' f guns and f»i, ng with the estate.
The Times-Jierald.
tackle ever ►—n in Burn« Double
barrelled^ st t gun« Win-h<--. r
• nd Marlin ‘pewter. rihes.gr- /
gun*, pupg .« and n
l.l tbit g
Tbeae aro I*-trg s 1 it
-.1
price« and the »port.r.an • :. i m'
take aavgr t w i-f it i ■ I .«er Better
drop io tec
The manager of this great reli
gion weekly and his family were
tr <ted to strawbo'riee by Mrs J C
Foler th • other dsv. the terne« be
ing ga*h«-r>-d from her vines They
w»re of excellent flar *r and very
large Mrs Foley i« certainly a
friend to be appreciated
Cbas Rann and family were visi- | Job printing —The Times-Herald
tors from Hurney a few days this i “Dadv” Bvrd is rusticating at
week.
the saw mill.
Ed Caldwell and J P King came)
Headquarters for barbed wire
over from Burns on Tuesday's
and wagons—Voegtly & Kenyon.
stage.—Canyon New«.
These are the days when the
Isaac Fester was in from Silver
farmer takes to tall grass and the
Miss Len Robertson, who has creek this week after machinery "tin-horn" strikes for tail timber.
been visiting relatives and friends preparatory to haying.
More new things arriving for the
in Drewsey, has returned ana again /A gun club has been organized Burns Furniture Co. this week.
took up her work as bookkeeper at among the sportsmen of Burns with See those handsome writing desks
a membership of twenty.
the Miller and Thompson store.
and new center tables.
"^Ed Stauffer was in from Crane a
We carry the Demster and Star
few days this week. He had just windmills—the best and cheapest
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
returned from a trip to Portland, mill on the market. See us—Veo-
having gone down from Ontario gtly A Kenyon.
Bids will be received up to July
after delivering horses at that place
Peter Sheiltz arrived from the 13, 1902, at the office of the trustees
for shipment.
railroad with freight this week. He of the Drewsey School Dist. No. 13,
A L Mackintosh the first of the got considerably bruised up while for the erection of a school building
week purchased all the real estate of coming in by a horse falling on and out buildings.
Fred DeLentment, comprising sev j him.
Plans and specifications on file at
eral hundred acres of pasture and
The work on the foundation of the office of trustees. Board re-
meadow land. Both gentlemen the new college building was begun serves the right to reject any or all
live in the Buck creek section.
I this morning. Mr. Hyde, the stone bids.
E. L. B eede ,
A. I. J ohnson ,
Chairman.
The Windsor Bar has been moved mason is doing the work.
Clerk.
into the building on the corner
F or S ale —Thirty head of cows
north of the postoffice. Caldwell and calves. Inquire of Mrs. Adam
A Byrd, the proprietors have fixed
up the new quarters in a very com George, three miles north of Crow
Notice of Final Settlement.
fortable shape and have added a Camp.
billiard table.
' Thornton Williams has been con In the County Court, of the State
Perrv Williams, accompanied by fined to his bed this week with
of Oregon, for Harney Count.
his sister, Ora, Miss Delta Dillard rheumatism. He is improved at In the matter of the Estate of
and Clarance Black left Monday this writing.
William Marrs, deceased.
The administratrix.
Martha
for Calamity to visit his brother i I A T Clark, the old pioneer and
Joe and have a little outing. The postmaster of Diamond, paid this Marrs, having filed her final ac«i
last we heard of them they were office a short visit while in our city count in the above estate, the court
having a lovely time driving the last Sunday.
has appointed the 11th day of Aug.
hogs out of camp after losing moat
1902 for the hearing of objections
Hon C W Parrish, Postmaster to such final account and the settle
of the contents of their "grub box.”
Waters and James Donegan and
Dr Wilcockson lectured on the family all left the first of the week ment of said estate.
M artha M arrs .
Passion Pl y last Saturday and for an outing on Bear creek.
Administratrix
with
will annexed
Monday evenings at the Presbyte
J
A
Crisman
shot
and
killed
Wm
Dated
this
11
day
of July 1902.
rian church. The lecture was il
lustrated by moving pictures, some Johnson at Susanville, Grant coun-
of which were very good. On Mon | ty. on the 3rd inst. The cause of
day evening he also gave several the trouble could not he ascertained. THE FiSK S
I. . Racine continues toimprove.
David Cary was the guest of
Geo. Shelley and family several
days this week.
Repairing of all kinds will be
done at the Veogtly <!t Kenyon tin
shop, by an experienced tinner.
L ost —About three weeks ago on
the streets or on the road between
■ here am* the bridge east, a large
Geer & Cummins, our hardware
1 Beaver shawl.
Finder please
dealers, have received among other
leave nt this office.
things this week a car load each of
nails and plows. This is an indi Jas Dodson of South Warner was
cation of prosperity and a growing in town Inst Tuesday night riding
business. This firm has always the A O IJ W goat. He returned
been up-to-date and a full stock of i to Big valley the next day.— Lake
everything in the line of hardware view Rustler.
can be found in their place of busi J. W. Biggs, accompanied by his
ness.
wife and little daughter, arrived
J. A. Sparrow, ex-county judge of home last Saturday evening after
Harney county and C F McKinney an absence of several months.
a saw mill man, both of Burns.were Their many friend were glad to
in town on business Monday. Mr. welcome their return.
The new tin shop of Veogtly A
McKinney was on his wav to visit
his daughter, Mrs Purrington at Kenyon will be ready for business
Pendleton, and Judge Sparrow was about the 10th of July. This shop
on his way to visit friends and re is being fitted out up to date and a
latives in Michigan. — Canyon I first class workman will have
Eagle.
charge of it. Gun repairing a speci
alty.
R. E. Benson, while attending
J. E. Roberts was called to Cove,
the ball game on the 4th, found a
four-pound cannon hall on the ¡Oregon, Saturday by a telegram
grounds, which probably had been announcing that his father had
used during the Indian troubles in suffered a stroke of paralysis. He
the early days. It has Imen pre found his father much improved
sented to Hon. C W, Parrish of and returned Monday—Caldwell
Rurns, for the cabinet of the local J News.
cabin of Native Sons.—Canyon
Pearl Geer arrived here yester
News.
day on his wheel to visit his par
/
The Harney Valley Improvement ents Mr. and Mrs. Cal Geer, and
Co vesterdav filed their list of «e- other relatives. He expect? to re
lectioos, together with maps, plans main only about a week. His many
etc., in the local land office for the old friends are glad to sre him.
H. Y. Blackwell, the well known
big tract of land to be reclaimed
under the Carey act. The remon Harney county cattlebuver, spent
strance filed against the contract Saturday night in the city. Mr.
with the state was overruled and Blackwell is driving 600 head of
the company was allowed to pro one and two year-old steers to Pen-
idleton to deliver to a purchaser.—
ceed.
Canyon Eagle.
Mr and Mrs A W Howser, the
The Citizens Business College of
old pioneers who live near Harney,
were down 1 s«t Sunday.accompani this place has beep incorporated
ed hr their whole- family. This is with F O Jsck«on. C Cummin« and
the first time they have all been to II M Horton a? incorporators. A
gether for many veare. Their new building will tie erected im
< hildren live in different states and mediately which will be ready for
they were down for the purpose of | occupancy by the first of October.
getting a family group photo.
The new county officers took
charge last Monday morning.
Ex-County Judge James A Spar
Sheriff Allen appointed RT Hughet
row took bis departure last Sunday
deputy
sheriff and Clerk Rieder
for the East wh*re he goes to at
appointed
his former "hoes" H.
tend to some business interests that
Richardson,
as temporary deputy,
demand his attention. Judge Spar
not
having
his
mind fully made up
row has just closed the beet admin
as
to
who
to
select
for th* position
istration of county affairs ever giv
en the people of thia county. Four permanently. W« understand he
years ago when he assumed the is considering the names of four ap
duties of county judge be found plicants.
views of
war.
the Spanish American
BARBER SHOP
F ked F isk , Proprietor.
Thin »hop has just been opened to the j
public and solicits a share of the patronage '
HAIR CUTTING. SHAVING,
SHAMPOOING, ETC.
Eorrylking finl rlau and up to (lute. I
,rt floor to Post Office,
SPECIAL SUfTMER SALES.
Ladies’ White and Colored Waists.
Beautiful line in Silk Waists.
Fine line of Ladies' Wrappers in best Percales
and American prints. Exclusive choice designs
in
: Summer Dress Goods:
Foulards
Twills
China
Printed and Plain Silks
Surahs
Pongees
Beautiful line of French Ginghams.
White goods in plain and checks.
NEW PARASOLS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
N. BROWN & SONS.
Dealers in General flerchandise.
Richardson & James’
SJWWJVEIT-gJL. and
SHUVGrL.EKIII_.I_.
1.« again turning out lumber and shingles.
Dressed and
rough lumber of all kinds, moulding, and shingles in stock
m sufficient quantity to fill any sized bill.
Large and
small orders given special attention.
Richardson & Janies, Harney, Oregon.
We have n lot of chairs and you
have eight different styles from
; which to choose. Our stock of iron
beds has been increased too. Haye
you seen them? Well, you ought
t >. Five styles in that line. The
J way to rest at night is to get a set
¡of those "Yumyiim” springs.
We have something! new in the
line of pillows, ('nil and see our
j "Colonial” and "Turkish” pillows.
Wall Paper, Building paper and
5 picture moulding.
:::«FOUND ON THE STREET-:::
A memorandum of a lot of Till
We have bed-room suits “for fur
ther orders.” besides a varied as
little things 1 must get at the
sortment of extra dressers, com- !
CITY DRUG STORE
modes and chiffoniers and wooden I
bedsteads. Writing desks, book
Comb
Accordion
Brush
Instrument Strings cases, tapestry, window shads, inir-j
School Books
Mirror
rors, curtain poles and trimmings,
Pocket Book
Mem. Books
center ami extension tables, music ]
Glass Cutter
Time Books
cabinet«, etc.
Blank Books
Finger Cott
Mattresses in variety: All wool,
Tooth Brush
Magazines
Nail
Soaps
“Quaker,” “Abondale,” Silk Floss.
Kt.ife
Cloth “
Prices to tit any purse.
Scissors
Bath “
We discount all others on carpets,
Razor
Hair “
rugs, art squarse and portiere.
Lather “
Razor Strap
Bails
Match Box
Marbles
Harmonica
Silverware
Piano
Wan h
Violin
Clock
Guitar
Jewelry
Mandolin
C. H. VOKGTLY.
C. E. K KN YON.
Camera
Banjo
Blue Vitrol
Playing Cards
Calling
Copperas
Checkers
Sulphur
Cream Tartar Chess
—Dealers in—
Hops
Soda
Benzine
Truss
Camphor
Sweet Oil
Spta Nitre
Pepiierinint
(’rockery, Glassware, Tinware, Cuttlery, Fann
Paregoric
I.aiidatiuui
Implements, Windmills, Pumps, Paint,
Essence Vanill a Insect Powder
Oil, Doors, Windows, Etc., Etc.
“ Isernon Bedbug Poison
“ Banana Cement
Pens
Holders
Kelifious Services.
Pencils
Tablet
JOH N GEM HERLING,
Nuts
Cigars
j.lovveler.
Opticfi.n
nn<I
Tobacco
Pipe
Service« nt Christian Science
Fish Pole
Candy
Hntrrnvi'r.
Hall every Sunday nt 11a in and
Fish Line
Pish Hooks
8 p rn. Service Wednesday even Fine Watch Repairing A Spc-
Diamond Dye Halve
ings at 8. Subject for Sunday, July I cialty.
Court Plaster
Pills
Chewing Gum
Glue
13, “Life;” for July 20, “Truth.”
NEXT DOOR ro I", o.
Syringe
Shoe Polish
Rev A J. Irwin will preach at
Squirrel Poison
Tooth Picks
Harney the 2nd Sunday of each ••••••••••••••••••••••••a
Prescri ption
Carbolic Acid
month at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Jamaica Ginger Machine Oil
4,
J. T. <>AHKETT
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 T Ml
Glycerine
Castor Oil
p. tn.
Tootlr Powder Plasters
Cough Medicine
Etc., Etc.
Sunday school at Harney the
first Sunday of each month at 10 • I.KWISA GARRET, P koi -
Cut th is out and put it in o’clock a m. On the second, third j
sorTii main rrui t r.
your bat.
All the above and and fourth Sunday of each month J This barn has just been com-
at 3 o'clock p m Preaching ser
more, too, can be found at
vice » very ee< ■ nd Sunday at 8 p tn. • pleted unit my patrons will be
J well treated. Horses entrust-
Horton’s Pharmacy. At the Presbyterian church J e<t to me will receive the best
Burris, Bev. A J. Irwin pastor J of cant. Hay 25 cents
Devine service» the third «nd fourth
considerable indebtedness.
Bv \f Every carpenter in town is busy
Sundays of each month at 11 a. rn ! BALKH HAY FOR SALE
sound business prirfciples and and the work is piling up. We
and 7:30 p. in. habbath school at ! "1 >ur Patrooago ' >ii< ited.
10 a. m every Sobbath morning.
judgement, holding official obliga would like to import some in here
just
long
enough
to
put
up
a
wind
tion« sacred, and divorced from
preaching services at the Baptist
partisanship, be with the «•«istar.ca mill tower and mill. We were for-
church every 1st and 2nd Sundays,
NOTICE.
of the cr rnmi««on»rs, ove’canie this tunate en, ign u> g-t >->tM potato«« Registered Hereford Bulls morning and evening Sunday
school every Sunday at 1! a m.
indebtedness, and left Lis s>icceas->r to plant.« friend gave us some!
The co-partnership heretofore
a n»at sum in the treasury to begin • abbege plant« and we bought 15 I A fete such Bulls are of prayer meeting every Thursday existing tietween Lte * 'ahlwell and
evening
M H Brenton has been this day
on. Judge Sparrow did not court cento worth of onun arid radish
fered
for
sale
by
the
French-
dissolved M. 11. Brenton retiring
popularity by faroring any set or seed. and now we can't get a wind
the busin«»» The Vt msor
“Daddy” still seha f.ireiture at from
clique, concequenlly ••» not ap mill raised. Oh, yes, they ve Glenn Live Stock Company.
Bar will hereafter b* conducted un
preciated by many He «utn promised, but a carpenter is a big I inquire of Thos. Alleii at ream.cable p • •*• No change since der the firm name of
Caidwell
excellent public servant, who was ger liar than any newspaper u>«n Gir Sod House Bauch where the election. Wall pafi*r going At A Co
all kinds of pri -e» Call at the
Lilt C ai t.wti.r
always looking after th* interest« <>n earth. Outside carpenters will
stere, condvle «itb him and see the
H M B rs - nton .
of th* taxpaver» bv eeonoouzng in plraoe take notice that a job awaits the Bulls are
Burns, Or* , Feb 1,. 1902.
goods.
everyway poMbi*.
tbeoi.
Burns Furniture Co, Burns, Ore.
VOEGTLY & KENYON,
HARDWARE AND MACHINERY
: NEW FEED BARN.
FOR SALE.