The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, July 19, 1902, Image 3

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    Schwartz & Budelman
heaters in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ducks for skirts
Sons.
Brown A
Percales for waists—N. Brown A
Sons.
Job printing—The Times-Herald
Chiviots for fine men’s shirts—
I. N. I lughut was seen on our N. Brown Jr Sons.
Cecil Riley lias been spending a
streets this morning.
few days in our city.
Headquarters for barbed wire
Royal Worcester
corsets—N and wagons—Voegtly A' Kenyon.
Queen Quality shoes for women
Brown A Sons.
—N. Brown A Sons
Thoa. Sharp, bookkeeper nt the
A. Egli, the Wagontire stockman P-Rancb, arrived here this morn­
Guv Hembree was a business
was a caller lit this office this week ing from the ranch
visitor from Riley yesterday.
These Beautiful Dishes Speak
for themselves—They must be
seen to be appreciated
We should all suspend I usiness
More new things arriving for the
Roland Hankins, Jr , brought in
a load of freight from the railroad and go to the mountains for a Burns Furniture Co. this week
month.
See those handsome writing desks
this week.
^B
orn —To Mr. and Mrs Isaac anil new center tables.
Trof. Rigby expects to leave
The quality of goods carried by
here next week for Southern Ore­ Schwartz last Tuesday, July 15, a
i baby girl.
a business house is usually the
gon to bring back his family.
Wilson Bros underwear, ask
Mrs. Wm. Bennett and little sons best recommendation. Call on N
aboutit. None as good — N Brown were in our city from Silvies this Brown A Sons and be convinced.
A Sons.
’ week.
A. S. Swain, Fred Otley and C.
Joe Martin returned from Salem
J. Johnsou were up from Laweti on one day this week accompanied bj
land business Wednesday.
i his wife.
Are you one of our customers?
get a set of these dishes.
If not fall in line
Our Goods arc the Best and our prices the lowest
With
each cash purchase a coupon is issued which
hai.il
we redeem for dishes-
We have some odd lots in Shoes which we are sell-
ing below cost. They are Different sizes. Don't fail to
see our Bargain Counter.
f
k
Mens Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes-
The Swellest line of Shirts ever displayed
in Bums.
0 the 1;
S chwartz N B udelman ,
Burns, Oregon.
niejt The
Times
Dill pickles—N. Brown
"ieralcL.
A Sone
Garden and lawns are all looking
well.
,
Z3ZZ
AS THE LARGE-iT CIRCULATION Of
The black faced artists with Iloyt
ate finished pel formers.
ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY.
See Veogtly A Kenyon for pumps
pipe, windmill and garden tools.
^Wo are informed that J W Biggs
Local News.
has sold his residence property in
Olives tn bulk—N. Blown & Sons
this citv to Dr. Geary.
Ira Clark, of Lawen, was teen on
Wu carry a full and complete
X streets Thursday.
stock of extras for all our niachin-
Call and see ’our lino of gasoline ,ery—Voegtly A Kenyon.
iginos—Veogtly A Kenyon. •
Wm. Isaacr, a prominent sheep
Tim Donovan was down from hi- nian of Maiheurcounty was reistcr-
inch up the river this week.
■rd a’, the Burns a f:w days this
Plano Mowers, rakes, binders and week.
leniing bucks at Veogtley A Ken . “The Scientific Americans” filled
in’s.
i the Opera House every night last
John Bunn is <1 ling the rock week to pleased audiences.—Altu-
ork of the foundation of Fry’s ras Herald.
tw brick.
| T he S cientific A mericans will
of
artificial
flowers
appear in Flora! Hall, Burns one
A nice lino
r summer wear.—N. Brown <t. week commencing Saturday July
19—Sundays included. Prices 25
___,’ns.
and 50 cents.
Mrs. Cal Geer is suffering front
About a dozen fellows around
‘•••’"leumatism at the residence of her
town,
including Post Master Gen­
lughter, Mrs Ben Brown.
i
eral
Sam Parrish, have had
Packards 8boes-for men the best, i
itlieir hair clipped ar.d endeav­
ithout'question, in the United or to look as much like Tracey as
^0,.ates—N. Brown A Sons.
posrible.
IlOyt the most famous of Arneri-
F or S ale —160 acres of land on
in prestidigitors with his company
Trout creek. First water right.
ill appear in Floral Hat!, Burns,
Water all the veer around and one
if
mmencing Saturday July 19.
of the best cattle and sheep range
t "Daddy”, Brua By rd and wife n the country. For information
id Jobnie Caldwell came down apply at A Adrian’s, Trout creek,
om the mill Thursday after a Denio. Oregon.
■.ins. •eka* outing
C F McKinney arrived borne last
c-ors Bring the children to see the Sunday from Pendleton, accom­
•ienlific Ameri-jans—one week panied by his daughter Mrs E E
mmencing Saturday July 19 Purrington and her little daughter.
indaya included.
' We understand Mrs. Purrington
Grover Gould, who left here "Hl »Pend the summer with her
me time ago iu company with mother.
SATURDAY. JI LY 19.1902
r. Bonnett «ho was taking horses
market at Eugene, returned
>me thia week. Grover lias some
e(«f<iooderful experie,,
t. rdat.- to
• boy friend«.
___ Say, did you r •
Geer A Cutnn.m- ’ There is the
,fLne*t display of g ■
ami ti-hir g
pf ckle ever »een
>
« 1
irrelled «hut g
V.
> r
id Marlin rep» .'.- -
«. ga'thng
ins, popgun* ' a'. I any • Id thing
beae are being a 1 at redo 1
ices and the s; rt*.nan who don't
ke advantage f H i« loser. Better
p tn today.
Cliffcr.l, s
puni-J - y
* wife and Miti- d .gl. r. E
. 1 Mtaa Mildre.i Haisltine. came
from Csnvcm Wed .»da ■ • • •
the gu-rts < ' M
M
Judge
v
s
-J
L
Bigg«.
a re
rome dar.
T
f..-
" >rk dot—that
J : r- ’
Mtn Erma-
Red lidi
.
j
I finish work for amateur pho.
tographers on the rame fadeless
paper I nse for the liest profes­
sional pictures. Prices a* low as
possible for ibis grade of materia!.
J ohn M c M i llen .
Pearl Geer expects to leave the
first of the week for Silverton. He
informs us the I.ilieralist* contem­
plate moving their college from
that place to Kansas Citv. Mo this
fall where it will tie more centrally
located and have a larger field.
F or S ale —Two lots front on
Mam Si and First St. with cottage
on each, oe bam. Four lots with
• reliard of pear, apple snd cberrie.
cirren’- A goewebenies !*aring.t»
ro-irn I u«e «si it. s **a to an irri­
gating ditch Also one lot with
seven-room building, good loca­
tion. Terms: One third cs«h with
two years for balance in equal year­
ly payments al 8 per cent For
particulars call st this office
/R< bn —To Mr. and Mrs Harry
Send N. Brown Sons your mail
McClure, at Harney, Wednesday, orders. Prompt, careful attention
a bouncing boy.
given all.
' B orn —To Mr. and Mrs. G. Wil­
The Zouave drill by Hovts Com­
liamson, at Harney on the lClh, a pany is prettily arranged and some
girl.
clever gun manipulation is shown
- B orn —To Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
I. G. Boyce, a business man of
Alberson at their home at Harney, Long Creek arrived in the city
a baby girl.
Monday, returning Tuesday.— Can­
Frank Dibble and wife and little yon Eagle.
son were in from Silver creek
Capt. Waters nnd wife have re­
Wednesday.
turned to their Weiser home after
Repairing of all kinds will be i a pleasant visit with relatives Imre
done at the Veogtly & Kenyon tin
F or S ale —Thirty head of cows
shop, by an experienced tinner.
and calves. Inquire of Mrs. Adam
W. J and C. T. Sisson, of the George, three miles north of Crow-
southern part of tho county, spent Camp.
a few days in our city this week.
Creno the slack wire artist with
Assessor
Buchanan returned The Scientific Americans is the best
Monday from the Drewsey section. ever seen here.—Lakeview Examin­
He reports abundant crops in that er.
John Jaeqtieman arrived home
the first of the week after an ab­
sence of about five years, spent itt
the gold fields of Alaska, John
has had a varied experience since
leaving Burns, but has come back
to stay with us. He spent last
Francisco. Hie
winter in San
would
many friends hoped ho
strike it rich in the frozen north,
but. the fates decreed it otherwise.
John is enjoying good health.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court, of the State
of Oregon, for Harney Count.
In the matter of the Estate of
William Marrs, decensed.
Tho administratrix,
Martha
Marrs, having filed her final ac­
count in the above estate, the court
has appointed the 11th day of Aug.
1902 for the hearing of objections
to such final account nnd the seltle-
luent of said estate.
M artha M arks .
Administratrix with will annexed
vicinity.
Dated this 11 day of July 1902.
J. D. Jenkins and John IIoss, two
of
our
prosperous
sheepmen,
came
Spiritualistic work as exposed by
Hoyt the Conjuror is amusing and in from Ilappy valley .Sunday and
T.4E FíSK S
instructive as well and is a novelty spent several days with us.
act
Miss Alice Smith, who has been
BARBER SHOP
The Little infant of Mr. and Mrs visiting her aunt, Mrs Frank John­
F red F isk , Proprietor.
Fred Otley. Jr, of Lawe.n, died son, at Prineville for the past two
This »hop ha» just been opened to tin
last Monday. The child only lived months, arrived home last week.
public and solicit» a »hare of the patronay ’
about 14 hours
We carry the D.-tnsler and Star
windmills—the lu st anti cheapest
mill on the market. See us—Vio-
gtly 4 Kenyon.
R. M Everett was down from
Harney yesterday and informs u.
he is trying to gel ' aught up with
hi. contracts at that place so h*
can come down here. He also in­
forms The Time.-Herald that Robt
/ J. F. Mahon returned Thursday Irring was hurt Wetneeday while
from Stre kton, California, where assisting in raising a windmill tow-
he took horse* and mule* to market. er. A block broke and one side of
He found the market dull there the tower fell, striking Bob a glanc­
and leased pasture and feed and ing blow on the side of the face and
left the animal* with D M I.oggan injuring his knee and back. It
who is breaking and selling them. was thought at first be wsa serious­
Mr M»bon took two ear loads of ly t ort, Lot after wesMtig him it
aframente proved to 1* onlv a slight injury
horses and n.itle* to
where be dt«p ■•ed of them at awe- • nd will soon be non, the worse for
i it
tion st a good figure
...ANO...
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
Afford* the people oi 4 i-t aud Central Oregon *11 the opportunitv of a
flrat-class modelll Business College. It is a houie institution covering
every course involved in Business College work Is rate* are the same
a» charged elsewhere mid the methods are (lie same. Stu tents admitted
at any time. Instruction at the College or bv mail. During the summer
mouth* the College will conduct a
S ummer N ormal S chooi
For teachers sml others who desire a reviewing or prepa'atory course.
For specimens of pen work, and full infornintion on Business College sub­
ject*. addrose
ZPxin.
ZBxxxxxS, Oxcg'oxx.
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
TRISCIÏ A DONEGAN, Proprietors.
Burns,
Richardson & James’
g=3 Tar TINT c^ir-Tsti^ivrTT ,T ■
Is again turning out lumber and shingles.
Dressed and
rough lumber of all kinds, moulding, and shingles in stock
in sufficient quantity to ffll any sized bill.
Large and
small orders given special attention.
Richardson & James, Harney, Oregon.
We h ive a I >t of chairs nnd you
have eight different styles fiom
which to choose. Our stock of iron
beds has been increased too. Haye
you seen them? Well, you ought
11. Five styles in that line. The
way to rest at night is to get a set
of those “Yumyum" springs.
We have something new in tho
line of pillows. Call nnd see our
"Colonial" and "Turkish" pillows.
Wall Paper, Building paper anil
picture moulding.
Everything fir»t ria»» and up to date.
Ilf'Xcrt • uor.to Post Office.
Horton’s
Pharmacy.
Oregon.
ZLvZnlxo Tlxlcs EZea,d.q_-cLQ,zters.
HAIR CT FTING, SHAVING,
SHAMP )01NG, ETC.
J W. Sayer was .down from the
Mme. Zeku the RussionTelepath­ saw tiiill Thursday and was ac­
ist with T he S cienti fic A mericans companied home by >4 iss Lyons
•is without a rival in her mystifiying ! who will have t harge of the cooking :::-FOl’ND ON THE STREE1 •:::
house
work.
A memorándum of a lot of Tin:
/B . W Hamilton arrived from the
There wit« not sufficient attend
little things 1 must get at the
ance
at
the
opening
of
the
summer
railroad this week with his new
normal
last
Monday
to
justify
threshing machine. lie informs us
CITY DRUG STORE
it is one of the finest machines ! Prof. Rixby putting in his time,
Comb
Accordion
therefore he has given it up.
made.
Brush
Instrument Strings
L ost —About three weeks ago on j Mirror
There will be a meeting on next
School Books
Mem. Books
Monday afternoon nt 2 o'clock to tho streets or on the road between i Pocket Book
Time Books
talk over the proposition of holding here and the bridge east, a large I Glass Cutter
Blank Books
Finger Cott
Finder please Tooth Biush
a county fair. All interested nre Beaver shawl.
Magazines
leave at this office.
requested to be present.
Snaps
a 11
Kt.tfu
Cloth
“
J. D. Mcore has returned home;
E. J Lampshire nnd wife left
Bath
“
Scissors
last Wednesday far Eugene to from Malheur county where he has Hair
Razor
”
spend a few weeks visiting Mrs. been with his big freight tenm Lather "
Razor Strap
Balls
I.ampshire's relatives They ex- since early spring hauling woo) to Match Box
M nrblea
peel to return about September J st Ontario ami loading back to the Harmonica
Silverware
Piano
camp with salt and supplies.
The Windsor Bar lias been moved
Watch
Violin
Clock
into the building on the corner
The new tin shop of Ve gtlv A Guitar
Jewelry
north of tho postofilce. Caldwell Kenyon will be ready f ir business Mandolin
Camera
A Bvrd, the propiietors have fixed about the 10th of July. This shop Bnnjo
Blue Vitrol
Piaying Cards
up the new quarters in a very com­
is being fitted out up to date and a Copperas
Calling
fortable shape and have
Checkers
billiard table.
first class workman will have, Sulphur
Cream T.ntar Chess
charge
of
it.
Gun
repairing
a
speei-
,
Wm. Kerens and wife arrived
Hop*
Soda
here last Tuesday from Douglas ally.
Benziuo
Truss
(’ :i iDphor
cor.nty on a visit to his brother,
At a meeting of the stockholders Sweet Oil
Peppermint
Judge II. C. Levons. Bill has of the Citizens’ Business Colego thi. Spt.s Nitre
Paregoric
Laudanum
been gone 12 years and sees quite week, the following officers were
E’Wnce Vanilla Incori Powder
a change iu this section
He will • lected: W. R. Johnson, President;
••
L-mon Bcilbug Poiaotf
remain here for a month, at least A W. Gowan, vice-preisdent ; Dal­
** Panana Cement
Pena
Holders
Bert Simmons has disguised of ton Biggs.secretary ; H. M Horton,
Tabk t
Pencil»
bis property at Juntura and has treasurer. Directors. Rev A. J. N uts
Cigar,
bought the John Witzell ranch on Irwin, I. S. Geer, F. O. Jack- >n, Tobacco
Pipe
I’ if I i Pole
Sage Hen. Bert is a good citizen M E. Rigby, Lester Hamilton Candy
b i-h Hooks
and we are glad to get him back Building committee, I! I,. Brisco, Fish Lino
Salve
Diamond
Dye
in our midst again. His family F. O. Jackson, C. E. McPheters.
Court Plaster
Pilla
will remain in MaHieur until fall.
( hewing Gum
Charles Be].haw. ofMt. Vernon, i i ! DP
Shoe Polish
We are informed that Stock In­ was in the first of the week with a Syringe
Squirrel Poison
Tooth Picks
spector Brown lost about .800 bead load of the fineat cherrie. ever put
Carbolic Acid
Prescription
of sheep last month during a blii on the market here. The Times- Jamao » (linger Machine Oil
zard which struck them immedi­ Herald force was treated to a gal­ Glycerine
Ciiator (>il
ately after shearing. Some were lon of Royal Anns and Bings, Tooth Powder Plasters
Etc.. Etc.
chilled to death while others went which were certainly delicious Cough Medicit. e
over a rim-rock. This is quite a Mr. Belshaw'. orchard has become
' ’ut th is out and put it in
loss to Mr. Brown.
famous in this section and he nev
your hat.
AU the above and
John Watson, a former resident er ha« anv trouble in disposing of moie, too, can In? found nt
of this valley, arrived b*re recently all the fruit be can bring.
front Oregon City and will ltk*ly
remain here permanently. The
gentleman is an uncle to Frank
and Toni Baker and was accom­
panied here by their sister. Mr*.
Ford and li'tle son.
CITIZENS BUSINESS COLLEGE
We have lad room suits ‘ for fill
tiler orders," besides a varied g*-
sortment of extra dressers, com
modes and chiffoniers and wooden
bedsteads. Wilting desks, book
cases, tapestry, window shads, mir­
rors, curtain poles and trimmings,
center nnd extension tables, inubic
cabinets, etc.
MnttrcsseH in variety: All wool,
"Quaker," "Abondale,” Silk Flora.
Prices to lit any purse.
We discount all others on <■ irpets,
rugs, art square« and portiers.
Burns Furniture Co, Burns, Oi
U. Il VOEGTLY.
VOEGTLY & KENYON
HARDWARE AND MACHINERY
('rockery, Glassware, Tinware, Cut fiery, Farm-
Implements, Wind mills, Pumps, Paint,
Oil, Cotas, Windows, Etc., Etc.
Religion* Service*.
JOHN GEMRERI.LNl
I (•xx cli -i-.
< >| >t i<•imi
Services at Christian Sci«iice
Kntrmver.
Hall every Sunday at 1 1 n in and
K p tn. Heryiee Wednesday even­ Eine Watch Repairing A
ing* nt 8. Subject f r Sunday, July ciati y.
13, "Life;" for July 20, "Trulli."
Rev A J. Irwin will preach nt
Harney tho 2nd Sunday of each •••••••••••••••••••••••••
month a*. 11 a m. ami 7 'Kt p. tn.
Sabbath school every «abballi nt ¿
p. m.
Sunday school nt Hi.rney the
first Sunday of each month nt IO
o'ebx-k a m. Oil th« secoml, third
arid fourth Sunday < f each month
nt 3 o’clock p m Preaching ser­
vice • very seer nd Sunday al 8 p m.
At the Presbyterian church
Burns. Rev. A J Irwin pastor
lievine services the third arid fourth
Sunday* of each month at 11 a tn.
and 7:30 p. ni. Sabbath tool at
10 a m. every Sabbath morning.
Preaching sr-rvii e* at the Baptist '
church every let at d 2nd Sunday*,
NOTI» E
mornit g and evening Sunday'
every Bunday at Ila nr
Registered Hereford Bulls school
The ' partnership heretofore
prayer noetmg every Thur-dav
«■ t ist itig l>rt W< «n I
I .i hl well and
evening
M II Brenton bus L-• ii this day
. 1 few su ■h Balls are of
'■I II Bi. it n retiring
freed foi -a Irby the French- • Daddy" still sella furniture at from the business The \\ inane
Glenn Lire Stock Com pa nu reasonable price« So change aince Brr will l eresfte I * conducted un­
der tin In' r.|,. erf l.iei'aldwrll
tn ya ire of Tims. .-Illen at the election Wall paper going at
all kinds of pasce« Call at the
L» i C ai . ii « ii . l .
Oir Sod Holl ' liant b wi • r> • I -re >-,,ndole with film and **« tl>*
Il ,M R kesto ».
goods
P uh - Ore Db 17 WOT
the Bulls are
FOR SALE.
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