Taha Notice.
I The tarn of five cento per line will be
charged lor "card of thanks," "resolutions of
"T'iV ltoU ' W1"R presents and donors,
and obituary notice, (other than those the edi
or shall himself give aa a matter of newt,) and
notioes ot special meetings for whatever purpose.
X Notices of chnrch and society and another
entertainments from which revenue is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of Ave
cento a line. These rules will be strictly adher
e.1 to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
The Oniette can offer tbe following
dabbing; rates:
The GAZETTE 12.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonian,l)50... $3.50
" 8. F. Examiner, $1.50 3.75
" N. Y. Tribune, 11.00 8.00
" Inter-Ocean, 11.00. 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.80 8.75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, L0O. . ; 8.25
Webfoot Planter, 60c jj.50
Leslie's Weekly, W OO 5.00
Bural Spirit, 2.00 8.50
New York Wool Record, $2.00 8.50
HETH. EPISC. CBDRCH.
SERVICES.
Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Glasses No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m. "
'The Bpibit and the bn-e say. Come."
The pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
joining the chnrch, where he will be glad to
meet any w"o may desire to consult him on
religious, social, civic, philosophic, educational,
or any other subject.
J, W. FLK8HER, Minister.
HEPPNEB BOO Ml NO.
Cbarlei Caoniagtiaia Gives a Glowlnc Ac
count of That City.
Pendleton Tribune.
Cbarlea Cunningham baa returned
from Heppner where he went with a
carload ot hia thoroughbred hooka He
old a number while there and left the
remainder with Ed. Bishop to aell.
Mr. Cuotiingham oomee borne with the
most enconraging tidiogg of boaioeaa
oouditiona in that oitv. His deal ins
there took him to tbe First National
bank of which institution Mr. Cnnnino-
ham has many good things to say. Per
haps the beet of all is that, dormg the
bard times of the last few years, which
at intervals bordered upon a panlo, there
waa not a single man or business firm
doing business with the bank either
olosed oot or sold out. This is partiou
larly remarkable, thinks Mr. Cunning
ham, when it is remembered that tbe
sheep indnatry is carried on so exten
sively in that part of the state.
Tbe people of Heppner are in the
highest of spirits, saye the Tribune's
informant, whioh is to be aoconnted for
in the fact that the town is enjoying al
most unprecedented prosperity. O. E.
Redfield, the attorney, formerly of tbis
oity, he eavs, is doiog a land office business.
. Here and There.
' a.
. See M. Liclitenthal for shoes. a.
A. W. Lundell.of Gooseberry, is in tbe
city.
O. W. Bea left last night for Baker
City.
Ed Day, of Galloway, is registered at
the Palace.
' Fine celery, trait, cigars and tobaccos
at Mathews'. tf,
Little Bennie Honlook baa been quite
sick the past week.
Submit your plans to Ranous before
giving out your oontraot. tf
To trade A good beating stove, for
oordwood. Call at office. tf.
The Orange Front for fine fruit, cigars,
tobaoooa and fancy groceriea. tf.
M. B. Galloway is having a neat awn
ing erected in front of hia gallery.
M. Liobtentbal for shoes. Exol naive
shoe store. Handles tbe best. 83tf
Aaa Thomson, tbe Butter oreek
ebeepman, was in town tbis week.
Fine home-made taffy at tbe Orange
Front. A olean, freeb stook of goods
leave your orders. tf.
Girl wanted to do housework. Good
wages. None but tbe best need apply.
Call at Gazette offioe. 83-tf
To arrive soon at Mathews' sweet
potatoes, cranberries, Grandpa's soap
and other necessaries. tf.
Any one desiring to build either a
bouae or barn will make money by call
ing on tbe Gazette offioe. 67tf
For sale reaidence property. Barn
and good ootboase. Will aell oheap on
easy terms. Call at offioe. 83-tf.
Best accommodation and oourteoua
treatment at tbe Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wash. Sta., Portland, Oregon.
Heppner' publio school are moving
. along in harmony and muob interest is
shown by both teaobera and pupils.
There ia a nioe lot of Cunningham
Merino bucks for sale at Thompson k
Blooi' stable. Ioqaireof W. O. Brown.
590 tf.
Don't fail to give the new advertisi
meat ot J. W. Taogbao a careful
perusal. Ha baa something of interest
lo impart to you.
J. L. Gibson has taken tba Jones'
barber stand and does good work at
popular price. IS oenta shaving and
25 cents baircutting. 78 -tf.
Miss Altba Leach' baa Just received a
cics Una of sample bate. Bba invite
tb ladie to aeatbem and get prion be
fore parobesing elsewhere. 85-92.
Momenta ar oseless if trilled away;
and tbey ar dangerously wasted it con
sumed by delay in eases wbere On
Mioul Cough Cur would briog itnme
dial ralief. For sal by Cosier k
Brock.
Htok Malhews and V. Gentry, under
tb firm nam ot Matbew k Gentry,
ar associated together In tba bvber
basinet to tb Dew stand, two door
aootb of lb poatoffloa. Tbey aolioit a
ealL Bbaving, 15 oenta. tf.
' Oliver Pearson, of Eight Mile, was in
town with a load ot Irish potatoes yes
terday, He left a sample ot bis product
at tbe Gazette office. The "sample"
consisted of 30 potatoes, every one ot
wbiob was large enough to make cam
paign speeches. Tbis oollossal aggre
gation of "spuds." collectively, tipped
toe soaies at ou ponnas ana tbey were
not culled from a large lot either. They
were ot about equal size and were fat as
thoroughbred Poland China pigs, with
blue eyes, smooth faces and rosy cheeks.
Mr. Pearson will please aooept thanks
for tbia elegant and highly entertaining
article ot diet. '
rBOU ALASKA.
A Morrow Cosstylte Who was Successful 11
Crossing the Pass, Writes a Few laterest
Inc Dots.
Mr. Sam Ensley, who left Hardman
some time ago, bound for . tbe Klondike
region, writes bis wife, under date ot
September 27, a vtry interesting letter
oouoeruing his experiences, wbiob Mre.
Ensley kindly famishes the Gazette for
publication. Mr. Ensley says: '
"After a long delay I write to let you
know bow I nm gettiug along and what
I have been doing. I am now in camp
at Lake Bennett. Have part of our
supplies here, and the remainder within
10 miles ot here. Will get tbem all here
inside of tix days if our horses bold oat.
I am getting ready to saw lumber tor a
boat. Think we will get ready to start
down in about eight days. It ia freez
ing very little at night and it is raining
and snowing, but I hardly think it will
freeze up eo aa to prevent us from pro
ceeding into the Klondike. I am ex
ceedingly strong and hardy, especially
after going through what I have daring
the past month. It anyone had told me
before I started what hardships I bad to
undergo, I would have said at onoe it
ia impossible. I thought I bad gone
through and had seen eights and bard
times, bnt I never bofore in all my life
saw auoh timeB aa I have seen the last
five weeks, and may God grant that I
never may be called to ezperieooe such
a time again, but thank the good Lord
be has atretohed forth hia strong arm
and enabled me to aooomplieb a thing
almost inoredible. I will not attempt
to explain, for I oould not, even if I bad
time. Two of my party gave it up and
went back, leaving everything with us
three in number. That left ua with a
W. A. Fieber, a prosperous ranober
over in Haystack, sends to tbe Gazette
some apeoimena of potatoes which ap
pear to be of a moat prolific variety.
Among the assortment were found a
number ot the tslue Chicago. Market,
wbiob are large in size, nioely flavored
and elegant iu appearanoe. Tbe speci
mens oomparo very favorably with any
we have seen tbis season.
Judging by tbe number of new claims
whioh are constantly being taken np,
interest in me willow oreek mines is
increasing. The result of tbe proapeot
rook is suid to be turning ont muob
better as work progresses in its down
ward oourse, acd it will not be very
long now until the exact amount of
wealth stored in tf'ese "digginga" may
be fully ascertained.
Tbe Gazette is still in the haoda ot
the "devil," tbe boss, up to tbis hour,
having failed to return. Hia Satanic
Majesty hopes that ere another issue
oomea oat the "chief" will be here, as
tbe brimstone ia getting short ani tbere
are several fellows looking for a dark
brown, balf bald-beaded scalp.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
. 1
Rev. W. . Potwine will bold Epiaoo
pal serv'oea in tbe Christian oburob
Sunday morning at 11 o'olook. Eveuing
praper with aermon at 7:30.
IONE ITEMS.
Several new homes are being built
this till. '
Oar saddler and harness maker ia em
ploying two assistants, having a good
supply ot order for harness.
Wheat has gone up to 70 cents, and
50,000 bushels changed bands tbe other
day.
Rube Sperry will seed several hundred
acres this lull, unos win be stnotlj
"in it "
Cars are being ripiilly loaded and
grain shipped aa farmers are selling.
J. A. Woolery is moving his merchan
dise into the new store building, and
Mr. Walker opens bia hardware store in
tbe old building.
Oar sobool is progressing nioely. We
have tbe largest cttendanoe that was
ever known at lone. Over 40 are en
rolled and more will oome .
OlnS's addition to lone has been com
pletely sold out in lots and preparations
are being made tor another addition.
T. J. Allyn ia providing tbe lone
neighborhood with winter apples.
Preaobiog waa held Sunday morning
and evening, with a good attendance.
Without fail, unless otherwise an
nounced, preaching is always held at
lone on the first and aeoond Sunday ot
each month. v '
Visitors from Heppner are announoed
tor this coming Sanday. They are con
nected with the Morrow County Sanday
sohool association.
Tbe postoffioe at lone baa increased
its business during tbe present year. It
is neoeesary, with the great amount ot
business being done at lone, that we
Canton Plows
Canton Harrows
Canton Gangs
Canton Disks
or Drills
or Seeders
Studebaker Wagons
and Hacks
Super
Super
big outfit. We left about a ton of stuff "uu'u " uluuo uru" vma" Bua "
abont half sv over the nasa. Hava BeemB tna ere Bnotner " PSe8 it
taken in a partner who had horses and
we are now getting along better. We
lost our first horses long ago, but
bought five more for 8300. Have two
of them left. I bought tour head day
before yesterday for $100. With what
tbe man had we took in we have now
13 bead on the trail. Tbe boy a with
the train are due this evening, but I
don't expect all ot the horses will get in.
The trail is lined with dead boreea. I
think our boreea will bold out to get
us through, and then we will not have
it ao bard.
Flour ia $25 per saok ; baoon 50 cents
per pound, ana everytning else in pro
portion, exoept oats wbiob is worth
from $75 to $100 per aaok. I paid $1
for 16 boreesboe nails, and a number of
men paid 25 cents a pieoe. I haven't
time to write much, a the man who
takes the letter is ready to start back
I do hope you are all getting along
well, and I assure you that I do not re
gret coming Dd am hopeful, stout and
hardy.
tear
Dyea trail, but I was not on that trail
I don't know bow many were killed, bat
tbere were quite a number. It was a
terrible affair. I will try and give full
details of my trip wben I get into winter
quarters. Good bye fo'r tha present.
Yonra,
Sam EnmBY."
GRAIN and
FEED
S.P.
Main Street ,
Next door to Falaoa hotel.
HEPPNER, OREGON
will be assured.
The semi-annual convention will be
held at Heppner on tbe aeoond Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, and all the
Morrow County 8unday aobools ehould
be represented . This ia not a oooven
tion aimply for the officers and dele
gates, bat anybody and everybody inter
ested in tbe furtherance ot Sunday
sohool work is cordially invited to be
present and help to encourage and bring
life and enthusiasm to the meeting.
Our ooanty should not be behind tbe
times and no time can be more fittingly
spent than to exobange ideas in tbe
oause ot converting onr future gener
ation. A Citizen.
Oct. 18, 1897.
The Southern Pacific railroad oompany
baa decided to aell tioketa from all
stations on its lines in Oregon, at one
fate tor tbe round,' 'ip. Id view of tbe tact
that our people have been favored with
abundant cropa, it is confidently expect
ed that the state fair at Salem will have
a better attendance than ever before,
and in order to give all an opportunity
to visit this great institution of whioh
tbe people of tbe entire state have rea
son to be proud, this popular line of
railroads has reduoed tbo fare so as to
enable all to see one of the grandest
displays ever exhibited at Salem. The
Fair open Sept. 30th aud closes Oct. 8th.
670-tf
Notice to Sheepmen I
Dou't overlook those fine Cunningham
books at Thompson & Biuns' stable.
Inquire of W. O. Brown, at Palace hottl,
or Ed. Bishop. 590 tf.
A
Caveats, and Trade-Msrks obtained and all Fat-1
ent business conducted lot Moderate Fit.
Oua Omen Opposite, U, 8. patent Office
and we can secure patent ia less tuns loan tousc
n.mnm from WafthlncrtorL.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. W advise, if patentable or not, free of
charge. Uur lee not due till patent is secured. (
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," withi
cost of same in the U. 8. and foreiga countries'
sent tree. Address, 1
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
BUT TOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
to suit tbe times. You want fresh
groceries and auppliea ; you want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. You osn find
what you want at T. K. Howard's. . .
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED I
C.A.
Opp. Patent
SNOW&CO.
Office, Washinqton. I
What is Hop Gold? Best
ti tb. See a 1, elsewhere.
y. I suppose yoa were uneaay for HFDDNFD DAPUFT QTfsDF
I waa in tbe great disaster on tbe H-rfllL-tl MIVIAH sJ I UML
iT. I. Howard
! Main Street. Heppner. Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
Did You Ever
Try Eleotric Bitter a a remedy for
your troubles T It not, get a bottle now
and get relief. This medioioa baa been
found to be particularly adapted to tbe
relief and care of all Female Complaints,
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and too to tbe organ.
If you have Loss ot Appetite, Constipa
tion, Headache, Faiotlng Bpell, or ar
Nervous, Hlarpleea, Exoitable, Melan
choly, or troubled with Dizzy Spell,
Llectno Bitter is tba medicine ou
need. Health and Strength ar guaran
teed by it us. Fifty oeot and f 1.00
at Concer k Brook' drug (tor.
Thoroacbbred Nrrlse Back.
W. C. Brown, tb well known breeder.
ia over from Pendleton with a fin lot of
Mertoo back which he offer for sale.
In back ar bigo grade and need no
special recommendation. Tbe fact that
tbey ar ber tor aal I soffloleot. They
may be seen at Thompson Jc Bmn
sistiies, wber an lb information on
may daeire cao be bad. Mr. Browo,
who is a'opping at tba Palao hotel
ill b pleased to bar personal Inter
view with intending porobaaers. OOtf
Bsokles's A rales Bslve.
Tb Beet Balv lo th world tor Cole,
BroUea, Borea, TJloer, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sore. Tetter, CbappeJ Head,
Chilblain. Corns, and all Hkio Krop-
tious, and positively cure Til or do
pf required. It ia guaranteed to giv
. norfftot aatlafaotioo or money refaouiKl.
Irtc3S eeot per bog. For l by
Cooaer k Brock.
Oorg Bofford b otn fin hall
rel Cotawell bark. 00 1 of Mrrioo
wm wblrb b tiikM to cell at reoa
abl flar. D will M at E. L. Mt
lMk'a eorral on about Hoot 20. Call
on bioa. Wi
Com ia tba Gatott offie eed gel a
dct l of eovelopa printed
Govern meet ovr!np lock aheap, J
hHiiU vnu cannot get your basin
card prlUd tbereoa. "
Evtryoa dwire to keep laformed o
Tokoii. tba Klnadik and A Is We gold
field. fUtid 108. fr larg Ootnp"iio
t vat lofof malio sod big color map to
Hamilton Tub. Co, Iadianapol lad
Dr. John W. Kwro'i. of tb "Kl-
liba. vr an tb ! f" aotaetblag
. a famish oo tb 0ot
1.1U la th lsB5-Mnbalte, Jfy
Vrrmoalh r Oia-4 by aa artist
ixuk Oat Tot Itartalas
t Mr. L. i. Ete' Millinery tor.
New (took ot good Just arrived from
tha East ; oomprlsiog alst style "cow
boy" bats, trimmed sailor, lama, etc.,
wbiob will ba iJ at BauaocK prioea.
Comodee. G'JO-1
T Car Cawtlpalloa Fnrever.
Tsk CascareU Cand Cathartic lOfl
Of 250. It C.C.C. fall toeara, droggiat
refund money. tf
Tb Oatrtt doe not qneation th
booeaty ot any peroo, bat It ia 00m
pelled to iestat upon tb eah 1 advance
plea of abaeriptioa, whetlK tba 'ib
scribe be Cornelia Vaaderbilt or tb
ojo who earo bis bread by boaect ML
W eannot ran th paper on any other
plan. It
Th wbUkey that eld JltaCrow mad,
Ibat Henry Clay drank.lbal Andrew Jaek
a loved, that William Ileary Ilarrium
weal Into rsiaslovr, ran b foood at
Low Ttllard'a. It I "d fl ol o n
Jon." If
$2 OO 02
Economy: save 10 cents on
a package of "cheap" baking 0UR 5 AND
powder and eat the cake.
You couldn't do better for
your doctor.
Schilling's Best money-back
baking powder ta at your
grocer's.
aachinini
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN MORROW COUNTY TO
BUY NOTION? AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A FEW PRICES QUOTED BELOW.
1 paper full oouot pio 2 cent. 1 paper god needle 2 oeot.
1 spool lioen thread. ...3 oent. I oard hook and eye 1 oeot.
1 bull knitting cotton. . 3 cents. 1 geuts tap border bkf 6 oent.
1 Missea colored borJer bandkerohiet 2 cents.
OTHER GOODS SUCH AS HOSIERY. TOWELS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, $c, AT LOWEST PRICES.
10 CENT COUNTER IS ALWAYS
FULL OF BARGAINS. CROCKER Y AND
GLASSWARE IN ABUNDANCE.
A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES AT PRICES AS
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
And now Uie entire world
Knows this verect product
As tlie Star Brewery beer.....
HO TBOUBLK TO 8HOW 0OOD8
k Compear
ranrl.ro
100
WK WANT YOUR TRADE.
. J. W. VAUGHAN.
THE CRUELTY OF
FISHINQ.
of KltUai
v Wi r
r uiec
( 1
i iuii iLr vtt; y j
WWW
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Of.
UkMd t'nto tha M.othtar of K1U.U , . . fr, V- !XX Jft.iuJ T Trill, t' t- .'I II i Itnti'H "
or Ituttarlllfia.
Shall I tell you what fishing 1 like)
It I like an expedition of armed
soldiers going out to (hoot kittens!
Like a man of war, full-rigged, cruUing
for butterflies. What I a fish? An
armlcsa, lcgleaa, witless creature,
weighing from a balf to a eouple of
pounds on an average.
What ia a man? A monster with
band that control cunningly-devlaod
and ba' tod hooks, an average one hun
dred na forty-pounder in weight, with
a (oottiaratively) keen Intellect and
the strength of a linn. Oh, It Is grans
sport" for him to lure tha little know
nothings out of tha cool, green depths
of tha water, mangle them with barbed
tee It Impel them on sticks, cast them
down anywhere to gasp and die,
laughing tha while to aota their con
dition,' writes "Amber," In tha Chicago
Herald.
Count ma out of such "sport," If yon
picas! Call it a neorssitr and I will
'rsve myself to meet it, but while the
world swings on it way Wmlng with
ihances for Innocent laughter and fun
I will aork my sport eUwher than In
fishing. The flavor of cruelty spoils
tha fnn fit ntivmrit tinr m.
' la T r. -w -w -v v ' -v isiist a a -w-v m i w i T
I wont go sof as tossy .mat, la I I K I I I 11' ?S I I I I I A A K Y.
At tbe old atand, have tbe usual
priog outfit ot
FARMING UTENSILS, HARDWARE
AND CAMP OUTFITS,
Beside: tbe thousand odds and ends tbat are too numerous to mention.
Cnll -
GILLIAM & BISBEE,
Heit Door to First National Bank Building.
In basis. Irop In
test oat of f oar saoatb
and
In
tsk th
tf
lay trsna aho I terrtel I
Pritlah Oolnmbi snnald write to W. O
llarlbnrt. general aott sgal of tb
O. IU N .f' f s "py t Tst Uonsn' lu
ll "bookUl," "Tb ! boaaasslaiwl."
II I veil worth tb trouble. 60-tf.
neceaaarlly a brute If ba lovea to fiah.
It is man's drlight to control and
ansstT everything, from a horse down.
His emotional nature I hut littla devel
oped as regsrds th gentler sympathies
and tha mora drlicsl arnaibllitirs,
but whra (foil woman, wlthkr finer
feelings sijJ mora Under organisation.
tails ua that flailing la gnod "sport,"
and shs enjoys It, I covrr my face with
say apron and warp aloud.
It la not aortllnf to natnre, my
dear, to ae a woman bait a hk with
lie bait, nor to her gloat ovec
auflrring In any form. If pain most ba
InfiM-lrd. tf aniruloh most m innmn-
Wrvd In th world Inflict It and Bwt it I
a a grim owrity, tmt for merry'
take do not call anything that
affaring a paatima. And In any war
fsr. I prsy yoa remember th law
that govvmrd yonr bfyhod's spurUs.
r II it a fallow of vour own sIm "
1070.
A Boarding and Pay School for Boy$ Under
Military 0idf)lmt.
"Dat Co'n Juice"
Is Found at
F Welcome
Oa Main Hlreel, in Oily UoUl Bu.ldiog.
The Dest of Everything
Always on Tap
Ooortaoa Irsetmea I to all. Nio dob room.
JLrCWV mrrviVID, Prop.
PRANK R04EB9
i. t. ROBERTS
T T'Hh trw sn'l'f IU ii
Tina lMtiial-a impw Sit -ii 1 1 t!. ii.
tocKt mfrmit hrvins 14. IMt
-tal. tj.t.lrsl
stt.d Ktl trsmtiif .4 T)mK lft ! fr m-f r.'It ir
nmnlifir ImliuIMM 1- l .l VI I'. ii I. Mamvl..
im It mm. .f t p. I i.i'fr, ei.in I M.iii. i.f shfiria )!,
' ri i.sina. iaafriit ar4 IIHnll Jlwrit ?v l(ir mm
Insilii I) m t"t 'liw srrt .l.r nil..' ''l... mnitnm ll
fir. I. i W. IIII.U M l . r.rrll.i d, IHt-m. f U df.w.f II.
SI Nnil. IS
n . . I, . m i mi iATrt .Tr-ToTitr r tivk
1 ZZ T 'Jxl.' V ls. i .1 ,..,n.n ne l-vl U" fi n-
1 " utiflna aJTii UJ. I KM.. Mhil.h Sm" ll M.nMMf
taSI.,,r,"--'-rM !s. ,l I'.1M,. f. '!-
W print fllmpi Aaroasl Fila"
latam!, with year asm asd basiaea
ll,ro. Call al offle.
Wanted-Hn Idea 25
e m r- if pr si
wm ;Ai l Mini. IWi
,1 mmmMmfUm, ii I lrt (I ftm
ikjV ri ! isnsii 4 tasu asat
1
SS S i - . sJs
Do You Want a Rig ?
a t III
Dont You Want a rlacc to
Put up Your Team ?
Arc You in Need of a Saddle
II
orsc
All tlioa cao U procured at T limn .won k lliona, lxer Main htreel,
llr'poer, Ure(jo.
ftttm tanllMMi mn aalnwt HS (Inril. IU" f'f fill I Ism ai4 Hli romitUe
M m aa iwMf a1 Um la msi( i sn tiis ana ira.siii'i mrm.
rrkwa la ltrln( HS tha Mkms.
THOMPSON Sr. IJINNS,
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Rogers & Roberts,
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Flans and Estimates Given on snort notice.
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OFFICE HOURS-Day and Night Lcarc your orders -Any Old.
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