She Kwft-$rMfi.
mUttOAY. MAY M, lW
aUUBOlttlTION HATK3-
On Yr. ..
rits. Mouth.
Tlue Uonthi
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VI l.M ItVHK - - - - Mnmiir
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Tho mnn with a koqi sago
brush farm in tho Hnrncy county
is much bettor oft than lots of
people oven though ho is cut off
frolrr markets and endures more
or less hardships. Hnrncy coun
ty will some day bo furnishing
the western portion of tho stato
with wheat
The surveyors who have been
working on the route- over Huckle
berry flat have withdrawn from
tho field, nnd it is understood
that that route has been abnn
doned. It is not likely that the
road will bo extended this year,
and if anything is done it is pos
sible that tho surveyors may got
into tho field on the route along
tho Middlo Fork. -Hluo Mt.
Eagle.
Home seekers are now moving
and every day there passes this
point emigrant wagons headed
for Inland Oregon. They come
from Idaho and they come from
Washington; many of them pass
ing through Harney county and
going to Lake and Klamath
counties. It is the opinion of
those now on tho road that this
season will witness a great many
prospective settlers headed in
this direction. Blue ML Eagle.
While the rains of the week
have not been general, a consid
erable portion of tho country has
received quite a generous supply
of moisture and it has proven
beneficial at tho growing crops.
Grain has been quite backward
but it has not been damaged by
tho cold weather and with the
usual June rains and warm
weather we may expect good
crops. Fruit prospects are not
very encouraging at this time on
account of cold nights but still
wo may expect a very good
yield of apples.
Bid CELEBRATION PUNNED TOR 4TII.
Development Congress, Horse Racing ami
Baseball Cinmsa Kornl Da.
The committee to secure finan
ces with which to properly cele-
Drato the 4th or July was more
or less discouraged tho first of
the week but M. L. Lewis and
Dell Dibble got busy and suc
ceeded in raising quite an addi
tion to tho fund and now suffi
cient is subscribed to make the
Eagle scream loud.
It is planned to have at least
four days and possibly six. In
vitations have been sent to Grant
and Malheur counties suggesting
a three team base ball tourna
ment to cover the 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
and 4th and shguld the outside
counties accept it is likely such
will be the program for those
days with some horse racing add
ed on the 3rd. It is proposed to
give at least $1200 for horse
racing during tho week and pos
sibly more if tho ball teams fail
to respond. Should the latter
not come the racing will be sub
, 'stituted.
The celebration proper will be
held on Saturday, the 3rd, and
tho committee hopes to make it
one of the best yet undertaken.
A parade with floats, liberty cars,
etc. with patriotic addresses and
music will be a featuro of the
forenoon followed by a basket
dinner and barbecue at the fair
grounds. Tho afternoon will bo
taken up with baso ball, horse
racing and other sports.
The program for the first two
days will bo so arranged as to
not conflict with the Oregon
Idaho Development congress
which will hold a two days ses
sion in tnis city. The program
for this congress is in tho hands
of tho Commercial Club and no
doubt full announcement will bo
made within a short time.
Tho celebration committee can-,
not announce a definite program
until responses have been receiv
ed from tho ball teams of Grant
and Malheur counties but tho
people may bo assured of a good
time. The band will give a con
cert on tho evening of Juno 30
and tho same boys will bo hosts
at a big ball to bo given on tho
evening of July 2.
A telephone messago has been
sent to Prineville assuring tho
horsemen attencing tho raco
meet thero this week that good
purses would bo hung here will
bring a big string of gallopers to
participate in events and every
ono should make it a point to bo
here for the entire celebration.
Uculivrly urge tho citizens of
Harney county to attend tho ses
sions of tho Dovclopmont Con
gress. This is an organization
formed for tho purposo of .secur
ing proper recognition of this
vast isolated territory and do all
possible for its innnodiato dove!
opmonUncluding transportation.
Tho men who hnvo chorgo of tho
affairs of this organization aro
broad hi their viowa and aro do
ing a work that tho peoplo of
Harney county should npproei
ciato. Thero will bo prominent
speakers from various sectibnsof
Oregon and Idaho and thoy will
have something good to tell the
peoplo of this county. Givo thli
mooting tho oncourngomont it
deserves by nttonding ovory sos
sion held in Burns. Local peoplo
will assist in making the moo-t
ings attractive in the way of
music. The bnnd will bo rondy
at any time to assist, in fact the
people of Burns will see that tin
entire time will bo not only pro
fitable but enjoyable.
Tho Times-Herald hopes lo
givo the full program in lie noxl
issue, including a list of Clio de
legates and outside spoukors lo
tho Dovclopmont Congress.
PAIR WUHK SIl:UD PROQRAAl
The speed program for the Har
eoy County Fair to bo hold Oct.
5-0-7-8-9, fs the most attractive
ever put out by the local organ!
boeri done hi tho mottor, but no
reply has befia received.
Harney county pwiple rw
been very active in Ihoir effort'
loKoctiK the location hero nnd
fmni what information the man
ager of Uih ?"Uor had secured
before leaving Portland last
Saturday rvening Wf lirul n wit
good prospwl to seen" il. Tho
matter dpvnls Ian upon the
entire board Wit present. If
pvory member weiv present and
given accurate data as to condi
tions throughout eastern Oregon,
we feci Harney count v would he
first choi p. an n other locution
Could m "'-I'bly cover jh laruo i
U'rriiory "f ngruMiltutal lui d
capable ox development. Tho
elevation, climatic conditions and
soil types were all in our favor
while the only disadvantage
wenu'd to be our lack of trarta-
t portation. The Times-Herald
fully expected to have noms de
finite news icgnrding this matter
today, but is disappointed. How
ever, if the meeting h;. bet n
IHwtpond we rttill fcl encourag
ed, a our ( tuncemre madeinoie
favorable.
Wfc'I.L TKV AND ANSWER.
One of our rural lady ub
soribors has asked us lo tell htr
the nnme of the 180f ladles sum
mor hat, and if thoy can bo made
at home, we don't know tho
'name of the sky-pleco, but they
Call and aer) .Tamos Smith's
nflw liner of ' hIxws before gutting
your i.prhv nnd summer' foot
wear. Mi) acre ranch for sale suitable
for dnirv or atoek much. Abund
ance of waUir for irrigation and
power mujuIjv at this office.
NOTli'h I i Mi PUBLICATION.
In In'fi !)' l.l lnl TIKIIBIM J, Allilil,
wilts un mrtvji "i
i tUIn I rv am I'll
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nun a otmeoii. llnrW, IKv
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Anal) it Ktn. wilMuntiiu
ill .. limit act uleiiilon In mill.
iii- i t. i . tm.lKl fiim to (lie Inml
rifitMfl un km iiu.r Miia n&
in .ini a
i"V tukt'VloH jmrlit. Hrtl I
tK'f NFCI, Mff'Jmi-1 HIV, A;
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mmr no,
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H',"tlt tlft
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'4tifm .iil itttii.ti. up Mrli'tMi,
i .lhi iim r il IHiiV. iuouidii.
I nrk . ( I II . !. Kill Tl.'llUM .
In I'liiiu.i' mil nf mini, iiruvon.
KaKKK. llltUir
Vftlff il.
zntion. This was mndo possible I, ,n ,.,jiv lu. mwto at home by
by tho liberal contribution and co- foflowinir the directions fflven be
low.
Take one extra slued wirt bak-
operation of tho business men of
Hums who aro determined to do
their part toward making this
history of tho county.
The liberal purses hung are
sure to attract a class of fast
horses and tho dates arranged are
such as will fit withjothomteiior
race meets mnking it jHweihle for
horse men to participate in ad
joining countios.
For the benefit of horse men
we give the speed pregram:
KIHST d'av-OCT. 5.
Threo-oighth mile saddle race
for Harney county horses'
that novor won . . $ 25
Harney county trot or pace,
mile heats, 2 in 3 160
Ono-lmlf mile maidon race 150
One-fourth mile, free for all 126
SKCONI) DAY OCT. 0.
Three - eighths mile saddle
race, froo for all 26
Two-yoar-old trot or nacu. .
mile heats, 2 in 3 100
Three and one-half furlongs
two-year-olds ... 160
Three and one-half furlongs
free for all 176
TIIIKD DAY-OCT. 7 I'OKTLAND
DAY.
One-half mile saddle race,
free for all 26
Two-forty trot or pace, mile
heats. 2 in 3 . 2011
Three-fourth, mile froo forall 250
Three-eighth mile, the Ilurtw
Stake race, free forall 600
One mile Indian race 10
FOURTH DAY OCT. 8.
Three-year-old trqt or pace,
milo heats, 2 in 3. . 100
One-half mile, free for all. . 200
Seven-eighth mile, free forall 275
Stock Parade.
FIFTH DAY OCT. 0.
Freo for all trot or pace, mile
heats, 2 in 3 250
Five-eighth mile, free for all 226
Three-eighth milo, for poniwf
not over 141 hands high 16
Ono milo, free for all ... 276
Consolation raco 100
Conditiens: In all races 6 to
enter and 3 to start. Pursos in
running races divided 70 per cent
to first horse, 30 por cent to sec
ond. In harness races purses
divided CO por cent lo first horso,
25 to second, 15 to third and 10
to fourth. Entries to running
races closo at 8 o'clock on ovon
ing preceding tho raco. Entries
lo harness races closo at 8 p. m.,
October 4th, Tho board of direc
tors reserve tho right to hold a
lees number than five to fill a
race by reducing tho puree in
proportion to the number of
horses entered.
Entrance fco 10 por cent of the
purse. Saddle races without en
trance. fee. Harness races gov
erned by National Trotting Asso
ciatioirltules. Running races
governed by Pacific Coast Jockey
Club Rules. Tho Association re
serves tho right to change, alter,
postpone or declare off any and
all races for a good and sufficient
cause.
eU Wcavo in and out of the
fair the most successful in thoj wirw meshes 24 yards of pink
ribbon, Ifi yards of orange chiffon
42 yards of lavender lace, 11
yards of n-d calico, a mother
Hubbard, a barb robe and n
lcimona. Stick n pine applo
jauntily over tho left ear and
underneath the brim of the sarin
side sew two turnips. At tht
back hang a few strawberrl
and u couple of buckwheat cake?
On top a bunch of bananat t-.
always au fait. In front it b
well to pile whatever is left over.
Weinorwurstjs make a particular
ly fetching front and a string of
peanutx around ibe ede of the
hat provides a neat binder. On
tario Argus.
NOTICE FOR PURLICATION.
i viiri.ii MrtMNiiorriep,!
(Iiiiii.. oroKun, MotJP, lm
.ti i t ittttpiti rUomhnt OiiMlK Wilton,
of I inn mi. viini v,tv,i, on J mm Id, IM iimHo
(In ii. tmUtiiii Siiuv v 1 11 Nti tl7ll. liir
ult'.M. . t h.miKliIti . Mtiiuh, KI!H n Knot
)ltiiiitii. VtiMUn hmfllH'l noiltnu Hilitn
nh i.i Mipko ilni.1 i tiiiimtiinuori rHMr,'ftni
niMlfl. Hnim iu in lumlitbttu ilweilU-il
f.tn ii.ti iu.ii.ltti t.l Hfttlwr i Hurra,
ii i u mi tit viti t1 1 ul Juiitt )wip,
iM.ditani uimi! nt mltn. .ttt,
i i ii. i m lliiiimrii I until itiit"!', Anilri'W
I Irwin till 1 1 Hnriii,. OH-tfun. Ilrt H liner,
ul Nm rni, i it .t .it
Wm tn, AoitMtaMi
At The Welcome Pharmacy
You euti II ml Uio liCHt. wleeh'd and lnrgcHli aa
Bortiiiont, of iver,yUiii(r to bofoiuid in an up-to-daU
(lrtir store.
. PRBSCRIPTION WORK
in out' Hjieciality and wo havo tho boat equipped
laboratory in Mm inferior. flWo uho only tbo
bust and piirost, of drugH and clioinicalH, and
our priccH aro rihf. Youth for bunim hh
if The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon,
.Will HuF Itfil rCKl'K'SSAI.K.
In tlin 'iruit f'i lirt n( Urn Sluti' nl Orc-
ijitu ( i llu Ciioiii) ul llurniy
Sun c i, hiTt Ij.;( M'H 'li' uuiiur ami
lij vlrlin i't p.tr 'i'1'f llii l'lmittrimt
i.f II.iiii. y lOTHily, "tkioof Orfitiiii.Builri
In Mihl (mft Anil intortil in iliiv JmiN
mil tluntii ..n t Sili iltf of A ptlt UW,
in rtrtruli C "UM Jonrunl II (jhI8, tn
c rt lit aunt thtfvhi iiiIIhk Wbnrtn
ytmntnl tl Pttker rt At wt plnthti(I
nihl Jtilin W, McCU ol xaniilcfcn
dutt, mul ili'Cfio buitm for ftt (It Urn
foul p irlv tltvrwiii kiribn) liy ilm
uiiflcrvlgmnl lUterM li'l for A rwjtert of
tH.r.it( lihj ilinriiiijil.r At tlin next
n'ffiiUr t-i in of Mtiti Cntrt a t forth
iii ftnl lo n" riiI In iti rirdtui of
1'Hf ium! Cmii Im-ltinx ol t, mniln nml
fltrd iv tln 1'itiirt in nM I mini, Now
(IhthI itl, -win Jl"llii)rh ri), ihetlitly
:i j nliiixl, qi .iliflfj mi'l nctiu. . ''"
In tii. i,'n t iM'i'lniui,-, 111 on Mi ii
ilc, iIk-IIUi 'ly ut Jinn1, IrMOntilie
I. n.r of i i.'i !i-k )r ni. .if Kohl itny, at
tin li'iiii, I t if ill, ( ..iirt Mmim In
i. hi . Orciiii. iM,l utinhilr micllon U
ilii 1 ilkt ui I l" i lil liiiir for ciuti In
Iki tl miIiJvi1 t, i- ullrinBtliill l)j rani
t't ml tit i Howinif ilp-Yiilttil fil ir
lull., al il Iii ilnnn'V t iKinty, Ore
.Mi.i H. Iii U'l-t hall o( llm Wi-i
hull ...' i ii. n rlirnn In Towlili
Tm I) IK. - ii Ii U.iii( TMriy-twn
.ut.t i.iicli..l( 'jut nf the Willamette
M ii.IIju,,., iitiinirnj 100 aero.
ii,i'iiii.i 111111-,. Oregon, thta -tl It uai
f May, lft)i'.
lu Munnuniuiii, lltfiriM.
o To- The W
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. AlcKlNNON. Jr., Proprietor.
iWfr&&&WM$9.
I , mk;hael schenk
mUERCHANT TAILORS
Satisfaction Guaranteed
CU'ANINO, PRESSING AND Rlil'AIHING '
TOR WDIliS AND GliNTLnMliN
All orders receive prompt and careful attention
Tho Neui Tailors, (ilcQco Dldy , Uurns, Oregon
' ON STHKCT LKADING TO COUKT IIOUHK
mmmmmmm
Adam 1'. It. (Iikmvik
V T. LntTi.it
Be a Booster -Keep Things Moving
We can match ymi with all Uinl3 of trades. Drop in and
lot us know what you huvo to trade or sell. Wo will do
your surveylnjc or hoII you fruit trees, shruhery or seeds
to mnko the homo more beautiful ahd profitable."
If you havo any wants come to us. We have the goods
and can deliver litem.
Inland Empire Realty Co.
JiurriH, Oregon
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BUT,; "3TO"a"23 3D3T7"a-S
AT THE CITY DRUG STORE
'Iho place lehcrc'ioiilrcccivc pure
Driioa and accutale nrvlce.
WE ALSO HANDLE A FINE LINE OF
Cifarr, Toliaccocn, Candica,
Poalal Caidn and Stationary.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
Che V n Coll and lie I'lcaMil.
iusku imos., succicssons to ii. m. iiokton.
k.k'Q't' -'ii.'&.-K'V''V-.'kAk(i)' Mk.'tk-.
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HARDWARE
MACHINERY
Binders' Supplies
Full Line of
BUILDING PAPER and
ROOFING
CROCKERY. CHINA
AND GLASSWARI
QEER & CUMINS
Burns, Oregon.
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Bums IVIeat IVSaricef
NewJSiiop Opposite the First National Uank Main St.
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BOOST HARNEY COUNTY
And tlm man that, will Uroii tin-luHt viiIhch for your
Moiji'v. Call ut
G. W. CLEVENGrEE'S STOEE
And nee what you nitre on ihi'thinjxn miuirttUl bolow
Sowing Mficliines, Pi
anos, Bnildinif Papiir,
Wall Paper, C'arpeU.
Hugs, Linoleum, Mat
tinjf. Art SqunrcH,
Mattresses, Spfiiitfs,
Itoodng, Tntnks and
ValiceH, H a by Car
nages. Pictures, Por
tions, CJiambr Sets,
Upholstered GoixIh.
KSii5W5JCSJ55
BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteous nndjObliging Har Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
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SKfcL.
The Most Popular Bouse in Interior OiegJ
NEATLYaFURNISH2D ALL OUTSIDE mmh
Headquarters for Traveling Men and Torfc
Agelart Racine Manager, L. Racine, ProptBurn '
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Ccnlnilly catetl and Connected with Hotel BurnH
t4fiftfr j3ftW355$?S$?t35$55$5;i$5$S'
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BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STAiiLfc.
HENDERSON ELLIOIT, Propt.
I. Special alt tun
freight t mints.
W
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Noed!n, Shuiilod (nil Dobbins for
tuo in All MaUoa of Sowing Maohlnetf.
SULKY
DRV I'AHM RXI'liKIMUNT STATION,
Last Monday whh tho dato act
hy tho bonrd of roironts of tho
Agricultural Collogo to select tho
eito for tho Dry Farm Expori
ment Station, but nothing has
been received horo as to any ac
tion taken. Tho TimOlIcmld
sKwHTAmlL
H U idrS" 8 mm W( 3P il Wi MJttf VttCF vS
The vtnrf i i ono of the lntoet mid bont ndditlona to the famous
IJcere Lino of Rldfnri PIowm u )tui,t in weight, simplo
nna tlur.ible in construction full of Genuine insrit,' and hna
uliown its mottle nnd utility in every tost it has boon put to.
It lias amply demonstrated by iti good work Its rinht to bo
classed ns n iitrictly up-to-duto, lilgli-olass form tool. It la
.certain to milt the most critical farmer nnd ho n money
maker nnd n labor-suver for him.
Black Imported Percheron Stallion
Will stand at the Pair Grounds, Season 'i9oo
SIiikIo Service - $10, Season - - $15,
Return - - $17.50 Insure - - $20.
Beasori. opens -A-pzil 15
IMSNUY UIOIIAKlhSON, Bkciiktahv.
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sent a phono tnessatro lo l'ort-
The Times-Herald would par-1 land last nifjht osldnir whnt had
nnd doou ftH worlc pdrfsot 00.19 to the operator and team,
it Jo inanufaqturod and sold an a tougnelass plow a toiiRuo
not beinir ncceraary to best results; but one in supplied nt
slight cost to those who porter Jt that v,ay, The Sta.it 1 the
simploat riding plow bil!lt,-anyone who can hook up n tonm
and drive 'em straight can operate It successfully. It pos
sesses many superior features not found on other plows,
ana Jt takes a whole hook lo illustrate and dlscrlbo them.
Wetter write for it today and all tho hiforuintloa you want
about this superior Implomeut.
C. H. VOEGTLY'
The Standard Bred Stallion
Trial, 2:20
Will Stand the Season of 1909 at the
Elliott Barn, Burns, Oregon
i Except on Sunday Afternoons and Mon
day Mornings when he will ho at Lawcn.
I'UOOKHSS, No, 4I450 i a nmhotfaiiy buy ntnmlinp 10 linmU IiIkIi. Slrwl)
hy Dlnlili. ,11101; MiuufHIr AIIhtI 8 3 0n?4 i Hir Molm H 2:0 Wt tMIior 3:0(1 j
Dlubollu 3:8 IK.iIhth In lcHlliniiU:10,aniI lluthura licltur tlum SiUS, lam
ItoiiirinLur Ma, Ijy WiiliUliln, 1(17.
llurthn, friiniliuoUiur vt I'roprvwp, In llm iiuitlmrnf 10 cults nil In tholUt. Tlu
l.linlli linr lllili roll h tnlil u ii yri'vn vwvr ut f 10,000. In iU llinu-yunr-nld
furiii lio iniuli) u toi i I uf 'J:l0.
Terms: $15, $20, $25
QEO. D. IIAG13Y, Burns, Oregon.
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Special A((eiuii)!i Given
lo Conducing Funerals
NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES
IN CONNIXIION WITH BARN.
JrornQJifcept in ',,
week or vi en th
FIRST CLASS L1VLR1 Ii!
" and gnu'
on hand.
Your iHtrni.i..
South Main St . U, , ,
TWELFTH NIGHT,. No. 41906
Trial 3, 2:12 ,'M
Slrtil liy OnVHt(l UiUOl, Ilm ulniol HlSIn Mm lint moru tlian any oilier horso
tivur fonlisl. Ornuil Hiro. Owcao WilK3:i;J. Daiii, MIm IllluS.OSi : litir ln-
J, ,1. Aiiilulinn, fliril by Aloyoni', Iii) I'y'Oi'orgo Wilkua, glvlnu 'Xm1uU Nluht
ii tlonblu I'l'oow uf Wilkes ui.il nnii uf lliu Htrouj-OBt bruu troltor living,
Iliillvlllinilly. lu Imii'liiMtinui IT) I1-10 IihihIh IiIkIi, wellit K'OO lltn. Uo tiua
clfiin, llt I UiiiIih mul lit" nut felinuM wull. A immli.T (I iln jiiii)uviiuhhI 3.yuarolil
coltH mtil nt Alli'tinn In (111 nigo nui)tliiK tl'.l i iicli,
TWELFTH NIGHT will stand Hie season of IH9 at
Tlic Fair firouuds in llnrii;, Mondays, TucsJays, Wwsdsys tw& Tliursdajs
Lnwen on Fridays and Saturdays
PBES $25.00 to X3SrSUr3Bl
For ftirllicr piirllculiirH call on or Riltlreea
II. DENMAN, Harrlmnn, Ore. J. L. CRAWFORD, Rurns Ore,
BURS IVIILLI
HORTON & SAYER, Propts
Rough and Dressed Lu
Rustic, Flooring, iviouiti
Finishing Lumber.
Nearest Sawmill to Burns. Good
Lumber Yard in Burns.
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CLHANINd AND IMtKSSINQ
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Mcrclinut Ynllur
Minve foil hand at all Times the most up
to-tlate line of Cloth In the city of Burns
All Work Uimrantecil
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