iiiiii i 1 mill aiilliif&iiiiBfcuiitoiiiiiiJfciWbi
WJPI
kt MmttxM.
iAttlllilAY. UKOKMliKU 53, t09.
BtUIStUIirNON UA.TK8I
Out Ycr....
Six Month. .
Thtee Mnulhi.
.1.04
..T
1 11 1.1. VN II Villi - - limiir
Time-Herald cannot give any
estimate of cost at this time but
will go Into the matter more
fully In a latter iWe.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO DURNS.
;
al
There seems Httlo doubt but
wo Biinll witness rauronu con
struction toward thla valley next
season and tlmt means a largo
immigration. Therefore every
farmer should cultivate all the
land possible. There is no dan
ger of overstocking the nmrkct
with anything.
Thore should bo more attention
given to trees by our farmers in
tho valley. It may not bo profi
table to set out a largo number
of fruit trees in every locality at
first but a few shado trees that
wo know will grow adds much
to the farm and these may later
prove quite vnluablo in tho way
of a protection to fruit.
The prospects for several good
substantial buildings being erect
ed in our city next season are
encouraging. It is right, Tho
Harney country is growing and
Burns should forgo ahead and
keep pace with the development
Local business men should en
courage the patronage of thoi
people of this big territory and
by proper business relations con
tinue to prosper.
WATER AND SEWERAQB PEASIBLP.
Doth Wilhtn Rcabh of Burns at Reason
able Outlay, Says Promoter-
The problem of water works
and a sewerage system for Burns
has long been a problem that has
worrici property owners and
public spirited citizens. It has
been considered at public meet
ing's and the city authorities have
given the subject more or less
thought, but to get a sufficient
supply of water for such purposes
at a reosonable cost has been tho
main drawback.
M. L. Lewis has given the
matter much thought and ho has
been working on a scheme for
some time to supply this demand
and now has acquired titlo to
what is known as tho Tupker
springs which are about three
miles from Burns and an elevn
tion of some three hundred feet
above tho city. This additional
supply of water added to his
Miller springs property, he has
ascertained irom civil engineers
will be adequate and give our
city an excellent water system.
Mr. Lewis is satisfied from tho
report of his engineers that not
only city water at a reasonable
cost is feasible, but also an ade
quate sewerage system may be
included in the scheme. He is
now considering plans for such
an undertaking and will soon be
in a position to submit them to
the people of Burns.
The proposition is one that
should be given immediate con
sideration and The Times-Herald
hopes it will be taken up at once.
Such a necessity should not be
delayed as we should have it in
stalled at the earliest possible
moment. If we are to take ad
vantage of it and the proposition
It is not often that Vale has
tho ploasuro of fleeting visit from
several different Railroad mag
nates of different companies in
one weok. But If our informa
tion is correct, and wo think it
is, Vale certainly had a Burpriso
in storo for It this week.
Thofirstman tomako hlsdobut
Into Vale sociotv and who loft
likoa streak of lightning on a
clear day was Mr. StraUdloy, a
representative of tho 0. S. L.,
who is ono of thoir chiofs of con
struction. Ho probably went in
for tho purpose of looking over
the prospective routes to tho in
terior and seo what Col. Woods
and Hanley mean with their line.
A few days later, tho Great
Northern man Louis Hill was re
ported to havo been seen cutting
high jinks In Vale and Hko his
predecessor ho shot up the Mal
heur Valley on a blind hunt for
something, possibly a pass to tho
interior to connect with Des
chutes branch, and it is not be
yond conjecturo that ho was
looking up Col. Woods and Bill
Hanley also. There Is certainly
nn-opportunity there. Then tho
latest arrival to come hero was a
man by tho name of Ollivcr who
is also reported to bo an 0. R. &
N. and 0. S. L. man. Ho also
took to the tall timber and fol
lowed tho paths his predecessors
had taken. It looks to tho editor
of tho Oriano as if there was
something doing in railroad cir
cles about Vale and if everything
comes up to expectations Burns
may hear tho toot of tho through
engine in tho .courso of .a very
short time. Opposition is tho
life of trndo and tho two railroad
magnates wanting ono slice of
pio means a better prico for pio
and tho bottled interior is going
to rejoice at thoir increased val
ues when the railroads come
along. Vale Oriano.
jgl.UttoAirtlUftVi-Uitiltirtfft-' im.ut. umj.
!nKi2iiTi2
i
KEEP YOUR EVE ON MY WINDOWS
iOEflBERLINQ,
Pioneer Jeweler nnil Optician 5
k Next to First National Bank Burns, Oregon
Oooils, Including a full line of cut glass,
Clilnnware. Table silverware, new rings,
Watches and other jewelry fill the store. 3
Qents Gold Filled Watch $12 up
Ladles' Solid Qold Watches from $18 to $35 5
,.1llUii
iiimmimmmmimmmmtmimiimtm .!immmwmu..
The OVERLAND HO 1 L
Burns, Oregon
AGAIN UNDER OLD MANAGEMENT
Afford the Best Accommodations
to be had in Hnrncy County
ci.nnn rooms, ciamr, uinneii, pmiiytabiie victimus
We are again in charge and will be ploicd to nee our old
time frienda and ciixtoinvrit Come nnd see tin.
FRANK A. COLE AND WIFE
iimmmumtmmmmm::im;mitmimiotm:m::msmii-.r.!'::;:s - r '
ail experienced man in tho tolo
phono business, J. H. Jordan,
C. II. Voogtly, J. R. nnd T. E.
Jenkins. Tho Timea-Hornld
hopes to see tho policies of this
organization carried out and
yis)ies tho company bucccss.
Wavcrly llappenlafs.
Try n meal at tho Home Hotel.
Rev. A. J. Irwin preached
Sunday to a largo audience, at
tho Oron Thompson school house.
Gray Kennedy has boon visit
ing nt Windy Point
D. A, Brnkcmnn mndo a busi
ness trip to Burns and Harney.
tho first of this week.
NOTICE KOIt PUMiIOATION.
UXITXIlHTATMLAXIinrrllK. 1
num., Oregon, DmunUrft. 1WJ. I
Noll c It hereby given tint the Htnto of
Oregon bu fllnl In till omcolle )illciloti
IBr lot No. 03W91 In aelect.uiiilar lliu lirovlalnli
nl tho Act ll consro", M'ftovrd Atlgilll 111
iixs. una net giiienniiorr thereto, me
DKkllWM. Pe, II, nnil NKlN'4'i) .T.
Any nJ nil inom claiming n.tmmljr trie
Uodttleierlbeil.or ilralrltigtii ohJ'Ct bcrmiM)
ut the mineral ehrr tcr nt tlm liwl, r (or on;
other rrnton, to tho illipo'itl to itiiplldiiil
ehould file their flliUvlla of .rutit In ihl
olDcf, an or befuto tho rx'lillun of the ri(
ot publication
Wm. Kahrk. Itegliter
ririt publication Iiecwbrr 11, I WW.
Mat publication January , 1910
PBT1TI0N FOIl I.IQUOIt MOBNSB.
Wo, tli umloralftmtl Ioitnl voter of
Lake precinct, Harney County, Statu (
Reuben Kilby ha8 been build- Oregon, regretfully petition tlioll'm.
ing a Cellar. County Court of Hu'tH'y County. 8tln
' of Oregon, to grant l.ircnto to Hnrria
J. B. Hill was at Harney,' Fitzgerald to roll BpIrltuouH, Mult
Tuesdny after grain. nd Vlnoui Liquor in lor (iiniitiiu
. . , . . (than ono gallon lit Ijiko I'rvclnct, liar-
Charley Labornncoof Andor- noy (0uniy, Bute of Oregon, for tlm
Son Valley Was a caller Monday, period of tl.reo month in in duty bound
A parly was given at Fitchott's
residence Friday night. Every
one had a nice time.
A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Local men this week organized
a'now'McPjhone company totako
uver iiii uiu racino" suite iuio
phono & Telegraph Co. lines
south of Canyon Cjty nnd cover
ing all of Harney and Malheur
counties. It is tho plan of the
local company to mako connec
tions with the outside, improve
tho present lines and give the
people of this section good ser
vice, t .5
According to tho articles of in
corporation this campnny also
contemplates taking up electric
lights and power systems.
j Tho Times-Herald understands
' it is the intention to encourage
the building of rural lines and
connecting up all of Harney
county in a system of telephones
that will bring all in close con
nection. This is a matter thnt
should bo encouraged and prac
tically every farm throughout
tho county should have telephono
communication; thus relioving
present isolation and bringing
our people closer together. As
it is the man who finds it neces
sary to send his family to town
for school purposes finds it very
inconvenient and unsatisfactory.
With thelphone communication
'appeals to the people proper he is better satisfied and makes
steps should be taken to put in it more pleasant When such f$
water works. A bond issue
would require a vote and it would
wo glial) over pray.
Nam in
Walter Andornou
Ralph Hutchinson
Norman Wo rile
A Farniworth
IUd.len Klllolt
0 H Dunn
John Marthall
II. W. Harrown
F I. Anderaon
Andy Oeborn
Geo W. Blmmoiii
THE CAPITAL SALOON,
DKDKLIj & RICHARDSON, Proprietnm.
Burns, - - Oregon.
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard and Peel Tables,
Club Rooms in Connection.
Yery Suitable Christmas Gifts
May he found by looking- over our handuomo
LINE OF GLASSWARE, FOUNTAIN PENS AND DISHES
Our display of Intaglio Art Glass, Colonial
Iridescent, Venetian Art Plalea and Iloyal
Salad BowIm are something new and pretty
COLE & BYEB
Harney County Implement & Hardware Co.
Nammi
l'rank Oiiwllluld
rntidulntHT
I'm ilk KlltnL
Win. byiwi
Alvin llnrlUwt
(hiiiku William
A I. June.
Itom Itlnucr
A MoKlunU.
Jtilili It DorrliiK"
0 II Kldvrnl
Kd Andttrwin
The Waverly Literary Society
will meet nrfain January 8. At
the last meeting thero were re
citations by the school children
and a debate: "Rcsolvo that flro
is more destructive than water,"
which was decided in favor of
the negative.
C. I). Smith, the farmer and
professor, is on the sick list
Oren Thompson has discontinu
ed work on his dam for tho win
ter,
tho weather is favorable.
Two of Mr. Greer's sons nre
expected to arrive soon from NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Washington. They will take unmn mm. uwornca
homesteads if every thing is satisfactory.
Wm. Wado
V Audcrton
Notice li hemhy kIvoii that on Satitr
day tho loth day of Jnnunry, 1010 tln
nnderalgncd will apply to iln Coutity
Court of llm Statu of Oregon fi r Han hv
Work will bo resumed when aaly for " Hconw im-nilonud in
ina lorcKeuit: oiiiiau,
HAiiuia A. rmrir-UAi.n.
'E. B. iREED & SON
Complefo line of
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Finest line of Confectionery in the
interior School supplies, notions,
(obneco, cigars Or':.., taken for
FineTaiiorWIade Clothing
, at price ranging from $13.50 to
$-15 A satisfactory (it guaranteed.
KHMHMBER-We give n five per cent trade discount for
ensli on nil goods.
AMONG THE
Holiday
In our store may be found
Hand Painted China, m
land and Japanese Clfj
Cut Glass, Coffe Machij
Perculators, Chafing Di
Mechanical Toys, Sleds,
CHRISTHASTREE TRM
SIVBkWARE, DOLLS, VVAQo.j
Call and look over our liltf assorth
GEER & CUMMI
Burns, Oregon,
Burns Meat Mail
New Sliop.Opposife (lie First National Back M
M&sasr, r
mk?mMmrMx
?K r.Hh'fl!'
BPiWf 0
age solicited. H. J HANbEYi
tm - 'I i
"jHllBfe rSiiiii.ilS
iaAvytrU- "i. -.
Your palron
t . .
Pi V-
Port
m
JLfireri
Durni, Urtguo, Nomlx-f 10, Iww.
Notloa It hrbr nlten llilllilniao( Urt-
cl, unai
rrt . iitir
dttorr thereto. Hi
ton hM nitlln thltofflra luaiHeslliiniok
itci,nDqvr iuo pruviiinni or iuoavioi i'di
tm. approtcti Auyuit II, ltn, unit unit niurn
lO
The White
Wo nre havinp awfully cold
weather; but It will not damago
tho fall grain for tho ground is
covered with snow.
T.Vn PntiAnu imII nmirn afn I Cif th mluvl Chttmrlcr tit llitf miul. of f.i
..w ..SJU..U ..... " "", nrolUtrrtumn, lothoOUixiMl lu .i.ltim
from (irnss Vnllov whoro ho has I oqii nto their nDiimitt ut irotm in iiii
iium uiusa ymii-y wnt.ru iiu nsiom on or urra Hie xvat'" ' "
been working. Mr. Patjens has rni 0 put.iiriion. .,,.....
1 .. I " 7" " """- --- -
a nomesteau near waverly.
Our stage driver is back at his
job uf tor a weeks vacation.
Fred Peters has been digging
a well for Mrs. Edith Clemmens.
Mr. Peters likes that kind of
work very much.
HKtf8WlrHn.a.V T. 31 1 . Nl'.liVWli ll.otl .
80. T, il., It. &l K., W l., t'.-tUl No. IOM.
Iit4,He.U1T KH..II. SOl: W, U . Uolllli
olMdlirurutv, HrllN ttw.ll,
Anxand all rni cUliuloii lirerJy Iho
ini upicnuvii, itr urairmK in ifujcrirffffan
rinl ub1lcnlton Ucttmlxr 4, l(w.
miii piiuiicmiun jmiuiirr p, iviu
Front Livery Stable
NEW RIGS AND TEAMS jThe Most Popular House in Intend
NIiATLYEFURNISIi2DALL0UTSIDC!
Headquarters for Traveling Men anil
'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
R. J. McKlNNON, Jr., I'roprietor.
5 i&$:j&3&rigLiB& :
save time and expense to havo this
submitted at the regular election
in March.
Mr. Lewis has not yet worked
out all details, therefore Tho
NEW!
I :ui i. ut l .i
an insignificant rental following
o
friflfltl No. CiAMUo elect, uiulcr Uiu itrotUtou
or in aci 01 ueDErcM, upproicn au
IBM, od cti ntnentlitorr ihcrclo, tho
i
Pnriorf- Afnrlrliiv iunu n vlattAr.
- . Ji.-.iijY ,. j.i.t .. .,i.l...a
at 0. E. Thompson's Saturday, olllia mineral chrclrol Hie Un.l, or fnr.nv
...... , . ' 'ottitr itiun, to ihd dlntoial to upr-lli-mii.
Mr. Maddux is ono of our star tiooKinioth.irmavii(ii iiruioi iu iiii. i
... I flc , on or before the itxplrallmiul iliiiilul
debaters. at publication,
iv M rtueu, iiki't
nrti puDiiranon, novvmiiur, v, ivw.
NOTIOK FOU I'UnijIOATION
UMTaol'TATrilamiOrririt,
Hum., Orpjon, Ni)yi'iulr , IjWI
Nntlra ! ticrubr ilrun tint llm Htnte nt Or
:on hit Hied In Dili iD1r It .ppllratlun
rial o. vwiuiio t.ieci, unuer inu iirotuiou.
lb Act (J I Cc'DxrcM, appnncil Auiiuii II,
8WUN WW 8c. a, T M H., It K, . W . V
Anand all Miiont cUtmlnii mlrumolj thv
nntuKriba.ci
Ut rnbllmtlOD, l)ecinli M UHW.
there is no reason why phone
lines should not'be extended all
over tho country.
Among tho stockholders in this
new company aroL. E. Lauranco
Homer Kissinger and L. J.
Gibson went to Burns, Tuesday,
where the latter will mako final . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
commutation proof on his home- UKiT.iiHT.mtii urn. omun .
stend Mr Gibqon will thrn cro' intnii, onMton.NuT.miwriiiwJ.I
biluu. jur. uiuaun win men go vii,iIltr-i,ylli,.11.i,.iM.r a. iiutmu.
io uouor jj-Atone, luano to worki ff :? ?ft
. .t a a a . . '"--..-'.w T "" "
at tno ulncKsmith trade.
We wuiit Io thank ioh Cor jour pant patronage. Hit
btiitve you iolll fimlit to your inlweal to trade with
tie in tho fliluro. Our stock is complete and our
DRUGS urcihelmt. Wo will not handle anu other
kind and our price are right.
We have the best line of
Cigars, Candies, Post Cards and Stationery
In the city. Agents for
1111. SHOOP'S FAMILY UEDICI.N15 anu SECURITY STOCK KWIHDIES
We Selicil your rrescripliua work
TIi City Drug Store
RI2RD BROS., Proprietors
Adclar Racine Manager, L. Racine, H
.-ssss stss-aut1, t?
BURNS LIVERY AND FEED
i.v t
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r
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T'e ,!.fny .-T'1-
m ., 'UB- f-.
CORTES E. ELLIOTT, Pitpt
Sf icwt (ii
. to t ransci cnl cm-
I H (HOMO,
I turn
aya' iai''t.tvw-c-iw-AV-o.ii..ikvo
mn6cmA9s
cm l)m.anibi;r 37
u.
Hectton'JI, Tiiwntlili 3d Wutu,
y No.Mn.Mar Ul Nil. OHM.
Hvctlan S3 1 ,N), H
lltW,
NU
NEW!
OPENING
Wc have placed on display our line of
NEW GOODS
For
CHRISTMAS
At our
NEW STORE ,
Odd Fellows' Building
Clothing, Gents' Furnishings
SCHENK BROS.
Burns, Oregon
obett 1. Mutton. Jamfti Hiithi.rlrtlnl lrftttt tft
itftt, uroti ikk ti tjnnttmil, ul Itney.i Ki
(on.
WlilUin A, Walker, ill KkII. OtvRan
WM. I'AkiiK, Itoglmr
ir,8tf?J5Mfcih
i .uv , iJ4r.4, fwvuuii tff, ,imiiiii to rv.t.ii.
Tiriitf -. in i iioio tint, wiiiauioiio ioruuan. nut nivu
Wlllinin Lnpron Will leave SOOn nntlcaor intention to maiarinall'inof. "'f-
'- ti.. . .1 ... i in i I UWUh claim to tho Unit alxivo ilcrrltitl. I
for Hums WtlOrO llO Will makO I lor tha IUUtor ami IlMoiror.iil llurm Ur-
flnl nnmm,nHnn 1 ut-1 ". """"ay oi Miiuarr. win.
iiv wuiiiiiuvtiiwii ijiw. Uil lilt, l yiKiuiBut iiBinve He wiuirnim
iiuiiiuHicnu. micr a snore visit
to California Mr. Capron will re
turn to his homo in tho East.
Fred Peters will teach Mr. Cap
ron's unexpired term of school.
Tho patrons of this district
should lovy a special tax for
school purposes. This would be
Bufllciont to havo at least six
months of school also to pay for
wood which has been hauled by
tho farmers, but at this writing
thoir supply Is nearly exhausted.
It remains to bo seen whother
more wood Is hauled or they will
bo required to burn sagebrush.
A special tax would eliminate
this problem.
Henry Roinharts was at Har
noy, Wednesday after lumber.
Daniel Deatho and Otto Nys-
trom wero nt Burns Thursday, ,
CONTEST NOTICE.
UONTKHT Mil, H.
UMTKII HTATKS I.ANII OrPU'lS,
Jlllrlll, Oregon, Nuvcint.fr II. 1W0
1 UlM.l.flt lllil.ll lartliliivl liHa l.....,( Al....
In Ibli olflco by WlllUtn II. KOtiiy, ruuimtiiii'.
aiaLntt llomrtteail Kntty, Nu, Ht,u, luailu Mn,
tid. ftatlal No UitM, tut MJj HW JJ r)oi.m A
anAKUHWU Herliou in. Tiiwnnhlii aiHoulli.
KDK0El, VMlUraellu Morl.IUu, ,y Aii(lti
MHUnwi, conlcitve, In li cli It la hIIckiiI Omt
aid angtlo Mmliowi, Inn wliolly hih! miilraly
im9tK9S:$e99$&&$&&SW9G$SS$H
monttu mil iirccctllnv Uiu ruininciiruiui'iit n(
ttli eoiilMt, ud Hut Mid hIU'iilhI Dbeoiico Irnm
Iba aald Uud wm not ilue to till otiipliiriiipnt
In Ilia Arm)-, Navjr, or Mmlno Corpt of the
IniteilBttlmi rivntu nl.llcr, uniier, i.
loan, or marine, ilurlnit Uiu war with Mimlti, or
durlof any other wr In vvlitih llio Cnltt'il
Uttlea may bouiiKeili eelil ui r 1 1 are linctiy
notinocl to appear, rtinoml, mul oirvr o lilonev
touohtngiald allegitloti m 10 n'cluck m on
Hecamtier M. 1IKW. Iicloro tliu Iteulitur nml Ho.
- .. :. ., : .. . . ... ... . i ... -T
ceiTerai uie uuiteii mam (.mm
tllllrti in
Iluriii. Oreiron.
TlieuU eontoitant liavlua, In a tirupor nttl
davit, Died November 10, lvCn). ut lotlli fuuii
v lutitiicr uuo iiiiluunio ii
thle notlre raiinnl lie iimil
,..,wv,. ....wwit'v, .v, ,,, .ut
baliibniv tbtt allcr duo ilHluunio iuroul
teivlce ol tula notlre raiinnl bo iimile, n la
. ereby ordered and dlreclud Unit eiioli iiotlr
be given by due and tiroiHJr publication
WM.raau, llvitliter.
BURNS HOTEL BAR
DIBBLE & STEPHENS, Proprietors.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Club Rooms in Connection
Courteous nndjObli'iring' Bar Tenders
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS DROP IN
1 i,l! ,.tt, 1 ,,f,kl.,l .,..,1 liMitrtnljl ...lilt I I I ,.t !..
V.VI1.1..1IJ ouoiwi tiiiii ,uiuivt.ivti nun uunt iituiiM i
W'6Si44V4'viX4
JIorse.1 Iceid hi
week or month.
r
FlflST CUSS LI.Q1 !
11 a jf ami sniat
on hand
Your pat
South Main i-
nagr
Special Attention Given
to Cenducting: Funeralsa
?
KEW AM"
J
tit..
nmmmmmmmmmmmmWU&UmUlmmm
Cottrill & Clomons aro prepar
ed to do custom work with thoir
portablo saw mill located 1
miles west of Cold Springs on
Poison Creek. Lumbor for sale.
Got youa permit and have them
Baw your lumber, Terms are
reaponable.
For Sale-200 cords of pine
wood at $1,75 per cord. Slab
wood $1.25 a load at the Harnev
Saw Mill, L. R.-Bunyard,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UMTII BTATmlUNIl Ola-It K, I
llurm, Oregon, November 1U, ivo I
Notice It liereby iilvm Diet Agnca Hitler,
wboae noitoltlce aditiraa la lliirnp, (-koii
dld.onllie Mthdayof April, 1WJ, lllnlnilila
oiiire nworu aiaieineiii anil Aiipiiratlon, n
lh
and acta einendatorv. knoivn . tlm iln
andBtone Law," at audi valuuaa inUlit tm
in
nun
I
ln II
lirno
flxed by apnralieinetit, and thnt, linranimi u
uoh atiplleailon, tho bind and tlinUr llit'imn
bave bueu anpralaed. tho timber enllmnir.
eiu.uw uoaru leai ai ai.eu per ami Ilia
170.00; that aald appllcaut Mill oiler Una) i
in
upportoi herappllcallun
int on tho Itlb day al Juuu
IHCgll
1
nnd wnrn stittat
JuilURrr, llii, hvforu
. - V. !-.- L.. ,..T ..,...- ...".:" -W--T, ......
me negiaiereuii iicivivcr, t jiurue, orrgon
Any vereou le i iiuorir in protrai tnn pur
obau belore entry, .or lullUte ronleat ut unv
lime belnro paleul laiuei, hv IIIIiik u i-orroboi
atad aMdaylt in tlili oltlce, allegliig Uit,
vrlilcU woubi tleleat lbs entry.
I'. . it:r- ' ui -ji
HnmKMIinflMpM NH
mm mm
ui BrocOT
umutntmttuitmnttutMm:tutt:t:tit:i2tttt
HA Hi MATlWTim
. v ft n h r.
taiiaaaujufflajaa
mmsmassiimjmsxswei
Come in and inspect my stock
COMPLETE LINE OF BEST GROCERIES
to be had in the Market
ACCURATE HAY SCALES
IN COMCIION WITH BARN.
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van be sold for in this market...
The LARGER the order
the LESS it COSTS.
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BURNS MILLIAIC
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Kough and Drersed Lui
Rustic, Flooring, MouM
Finishina: Lumper.
Weorest Sawmill to Burns. Coo
Lumber Yard in Bums.
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Rooms, Courteous Treat n nt.
Special Accommodations m
I raveling: Men.
HUST CLASS IN EVERY PAHTI
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