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A. C. WORTHINGTON
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DRUGS MEDICINES. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MOTIONS,
‘ TOYS. TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS,
N UTS, CAN DIES & CONFECTIONARY, BLANK
BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Kenyon-Luckey.
Last night at the residence of the
bride’s father, Councilman Warren
Luckey, on Patterson street, Mr. |
Chas. E. Kenyon and Miss Maggie I
M. Luckey were united in marriage
at 10 o'clock, Rev. Geo. D. Needy,
pastor of the U. B. church, of which
the bride was an active member,
officiating.
The bride looked very pretty in
a costume of muslin de soire over I
cream silk and carried a bouquet
of
nlc’s ro.- i s, while the groom
clad in conventional black, wore a
pretty boutenniere of fern and Bon- I
vardia. The ’ceremony being per
formed beneath a large bell of loses
After the* marriage ceremony all '
were invited to the dining room
where a substantial lunch was I
served, consisting of cold meats,
tea, coffee, fruits and Ice cream.
The Mandolin duh if the < ity
furm-hed music for the evening
I he parlor and dining rooms
were beautifully, yet modestly dec- |
orated with evergreens and choice
ent flowers.
Th osa present were Council men |
Luckey and f.miil,, Rev. Geo D. I
Needy, .'A and .Mrs W . Smith,]
Mr and .Men W E Wilmot, Mr and '
Mrs .1 S Luckey. Mr and .Mrs E J 1
Mrl Iriiah.in and Edward. Clarence'
Luckey, Mr and Mrs Herbert Viu-I
cent, Mr Thomas Luckey, of Salem, |
th« .Misses Carrie. Lena and little ,
Hazel Kearney, of Roseburg; .Mrs. I
R B Houston and daughtei Floy,
ot Roseburg and Mrs J C Luckey I
of i rving.
The bride was the recipient of I
many valuable presents.
The young couple left for their
new home at Burns, Harney county .
on the 10:30 train this morning, the
best wishes of (heir in.my friends I
accoiiipaning them.—Eugene Guard
June <3.
It I n ('wining West.
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Missouri Exchange: It is re*
Jiorted that the Burlington will
soon commence work on its long
projected extension to the Pacific
coast. The road, it is said, is to
not extend from Killings terminus
ut the Burlington, but to I h < built
west from a point south of Sheri
dan, passing near the livauwaters
of the Little Powder river, skirting
th«» southern line of Yellowstone
park, thence in a tolerably direct
line to Boise, Idaho, and across th.
Snake river into Oirpm. whence
two branch«« will I • run to th.
coast, one south of the line of the
Oregon Railway «I Navigation Co
to Portland, ami the other north
through Washington to the Puget
Sound
Substantially, this pro
ject was under consideration prior
to th» panic of |S93, and th-- store ,
is revived by a lo*<tl railroad man'
who claims to have |>< sitjve n»sur
an«-»- that it will l>» carried out
( \l • are under the impression'
that th,- line south of the O R A N
line is surveyed through this val ,
ley.—Kl>.)
Drewsey Hotel
Mri Anna Rolwrtson, Proprietress
D h IW i HY.
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This popular house is fully <*qui|*>
|wd for the comfort of ita rust on
er».
Good table service
NI smi I m
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Term» for board by the week or
month on application
^0" 1'wo dour» weal of feed stable |
Cheapest Flac^ to buy Coeds in Eastern
Oregon-
Call and be Convinced.
fW“Mail orders accompanied by cash
promptly filled Orders taken for all hooks not in stock, and delivered
at publishers prices.
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B urns ,
THE O. C. CO
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BLACKSMITH 4 WAGON SHOP.
GEO. SHELLEY
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In GROCERIES, never did sell so CHEAP as this Spring,'
we KNOW NO competition, our stock never was so LARGE
as at this time, get our prices. Our
BURNS
Shop opposite the Brewery
All work in our line done neatly and with dispatch.
guaranteed.
Give us a call.
HARDWARE
Satisfaction
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Is an attraction, that we never had before, we have added a :
large line of sheif goods, a full line of Rakes, Shovels, Hoes'
and Mitchel Wagons, wag in extras, Osborne and Champion j
Mowers, Steel Horse Rakes, a full line of Plows, and last but |
not least, a TIN SHOP with a practical TIN. n ER in charge,
special goods made while you wait.
FHE FRENCH HOTEL
Mrs. Louis Racine, Proprietress.
Ths Leading Hotel of Burns, Oregon,
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D'. Y GOODS
We never were so heavy stocked, with a full line, of all kinds,
and at prices that will please th • closest buyes. In
Is headquarters for all stages. Has large and well furnished
Rooms, an elegant parlor, and handsome dining-room.
No Chinese labor, white cook, and tables furnish*
ed with the best the market affords
Best
accommodations for families and tran
sient customers.
.'GIVE THE FRENCH HOTEL A TRIAL,
RATES $2,00 DAY.
CLOTHING
We are headquarters, we are selling al! wool Mens suits from I
♦<>00 up, and with styles that will please you, our
& CARRIAGE PAINTING.
HATS & CAPS
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Stock is out of sight, in Mens. Roy» and Childrens, we have,
nn immense stock at prices from 0 > cents upwards, look I
over our line,
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CULP BROS.
Burns, Oregon.
Work Guaranteed to be first class
We mix our own Paints, and
Our Work Speaks for it e f.
"ROOT’S ifr- STTOT?S
Parties Desiring Cabinet W ork
that excels any clone in this place
Send your orders to the old reli-yher?ofore’ cal1 and examine mY
work.
TIIOS. LA HEY, Rums, O
able "One Price Store,” cheapest
Well, we are where we have always
FRONT RANK, it is o r hobby.
been,
right
in the'
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First door north of Brick Store.
and Best.
RED FRONT LIVERY
STABLE
On the Corner South of the French Hotel. Main Street.
Mil LAIN A WILLIAMS
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Proprvitors
1 I» pr» prittor» i» well known not only here butin all the adjacent
■< ounties ami Towns
1 heir business qualifications and natural affec
tion for horses especially fits them for th« avoction