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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1910)
i if I 'It r 1 1 if .. 1 :m IS I tt i ;t if 1 I V I. . u i. h id v i I ii f ;ti n rv fh K If t. M I if f;w i in She 3ittc$ttnNt. flATUKDAY. AU(UI8T , I0 BUimUUMTlON HATK81 One Yr ... Biz Mouth Three Month. JULIAN HVUIt IJ.OO .1.00 .. .16 Mntmirr'' More Rrnin, more liny, more Knrdcn produce ami more fruit than was expected in Harney county sounds mighty Kood. The Times-Herald has two political announcements in this issue, Henry Richardson for sheriff on the democratic ticket and W. W. Wood of Canyon City for circuit judge for this judicial district. Mr. Richardson is a pioneer resident of this county and served two terms as clerk several years ago. He is well known to the voters. Mr. Wood is a clean man and one who re alizes the importance of the office to which he aspires. The Times-Herald is confident that the visit of the head of the Harriman railroad system means immediate railroad development in this section regardless of the fact that there is no formal an nouncement. These trips are not made for pleasure, hut to ascertain general conditions and the more they see of this territory the more favorably impressed they will be. Of course the un favorable season has its draw backs. Harney county is not at its best now, yet these gentlemen are familiar with conditions in other sections and we are not an exception. "Order by mail" is the slogan the crafty mailorder house paints on the farmer's barn door. They paint it on the old -ail fence and they smear it over stumps, and logs, rocks and trees. "Or der by mail" They would paint it on the calves, the old women, the kids and the old kitchen cat. The farmer gets it in the mail, in his letters, in his papers in summer, winter, spring and fall. He knows what the order house carries and what ho can buy and what it will cost. If he does not see what he wants advertised in his home paper he concludes his home merchant does not carry it and the order goes east. Under the law of this state a merchant must make good with his adver tising or go to jail. The custom er knows this and unless he sees the goods advertised he concludes the local merchant is short on stock or is afraid of his goods. Whatever reason you assign two things are certain: First "order by mail" is advertised; second, it gets the business, and the mail order business is on the increase. -Blue Mt. Eagle. than twice as much land ns it is now used for and that with pro per handling and tho Hood water conserved this can bo accomplish ed. The Government made a pre liminary investigation in fact unite an extensive survey n few vears airo and a largo area of land was withdrawn subject to an irriiration project. Later it was abandoned or rather, work suspended, for a time and finally the land restored to entry, yet the Government holds the Silvies Valley reservoir site. It was tho general impression that the Re clamation Service emit on account of the isolation of this country, the lack of transportation mak ing it almost prohibitive to in stall tho big project. Now that railroads are assured it is possi ble the matter will again be tak en up, although private people are now looking into its feasibili ty, .lust what the result of this will bo is speculative, as tho Government still holds the reser voir site and unless private capi tal can make a strong showing and demonstrate their ability to complete tho project, the Gov ernment may continue to hold it. APTtlR SA0.E HENS Last Monday the sage hen sea son opened and on Tuesday The Times-Herald man accompanied County Clerk Mothershead to his mountain ranch with tho promise of sage hen for supper, sage hen for breakfast and sage hen for dinner. Sam has a lino garden spot up there with some line springs of water. Ho also has a great lot of berry bushes, a few quail -that no one is allowed to shoot a few cotton tail rabbits that you may shoot if you can find them. Our supper consisted of what our thoughtful wives provided and put into the rig; breakfast, the same. Three hours' tramp over the roughest piece of country this side of the Rocky Mountains followed break fast but no sage hens. Cotton tail rabbit for dinner and then for home. We stopped in the J. C. Foley field to secure some wheat for the fair and found one flock of sage hens. The paper man shot-at them nnd left every one of them in the neighborhood for Foley. MASONS TO LAV CORNER STONE. J. E. Loggan, Master of the local Masonic lodge, is arranging to have the corner stone cere mony of the new Masonic build ing take place on Sunday, Aug. 21. This date is not positively settled upon at this time, as it may not be possible for the rep resentatives of the Grand Master to be present at that time. The Grand Master has notified the lodge he cannot be present but has appointed Judge Davis of Canyon City, as his representa tive. The Judge could not bo reached by 'phone yesterday therefore it is not known whether he can come on that date or not. Those interested should watch for a definite an nouncement next week. The building is going forward in a very satisfactory manner and will be a credit to the order and to our growing little city. BIO WATER SUIT The taking of testimony before a U. S. Court referee, in tho big water suit involving the water of Silvies River, will be complet ed today. The Hanley and Paci fic Live Stock Co. interests are fighting tho matter in court but the final result is of great impor tance to tho land owners nlong tho stream who use the water for irrigation purposes. Many have been on the stand giving testimony and to a large number of these men it is of personal in terest. An old decree has been reopened and we are informed that tho final decision of this case will likely change the water right along the sir'- very ma terially. It ma' WOLDENUERd QUITS L. Woldenberg was over from Canyon the first of this week closing up the business of the Blue Mt. Rapid Transit Line and July 31 was the last trip to be made by his coaches. He has disposed of his thoroughbraco coaches and harness to C. M. Kellogg, the regular stage con tractor, and his 80 head of horses will be taken to Walla Walla next month nnd disposed of. Teachers' Examination. Uia RAILROAD AlEN IIHRG JUDQU K. S. LOVBTT, HEAD OP MAR RIMAN SYSTEM, IN BURNS. Teachers examination for state and county papers will Le hld in Hums at 9 o'clock Wednes day, August 10, 1910; continuing three days for county and four days for state papers. All teachers in Harney county, not holding certficates, or whoes certificates have expired, and wishing to teach the following term are requested to attend. L. M. Hamilton. County School Supt. There is no use to say anything about the weather. Apology would bo superfluous. The sun seems to have lost all sympathy for sweltering humanity and lemons, fans, ginfizzes and ice tea fail to have the desired effect. With the sun 100 in the shade all that is loft is to wait for winter and hope that sometime, somewhere we may enjoy a land that is cooler than this. Blue Mt. Eagle Thos. Morrison met with n very painful accident Saturday at the Peter Clemens rancli on Poison Creek. While unloadinw'ful wound. Toitlhcr With llljh Ofllclala ol Nortlmcal Unci It Making Tour ol Interior An Informal Reception Tonllit. Judge R. S. Lovf It head of tho Harriman railroads and successor to tho lato 10. II. Harriman, is one of tho party of high officers of that system to arrive in this city last night. Tho party camo unhcrnled nnd was n complete surprise to tho people of this section. They came from Vale in four big touring cars and are today taking a look over Harney Valley. Judgo Lovett stated this morning that there was no spe cial significance attached to this visit. He merely wanted to see the country for himself. How over, our ncoplo feel greatly en couraged and believe it means immediate railroad development. Of course this conclusion is based only on the fact that Harriman officers have been coming at fre quent intervals nil this season and each time those higher up among the olllcers of the system have come until this trip the real head of the great railroad is here. The party consists of .Judge R. S. Lovett and his secretary, Mr. Cornell; J. P. O'llrien, vice pre sident and general manager of the Harriman Northwest lines; W. W. Cotton, their attorney of Portland who is quite well known here and a land owner in this Valley; Carl Stradley, chief locat ing engineer who has had charge of the surveys of the Oregon Eastern line through this section; It. II. Miller, traffic manager of the O. R. & N. and Oregon Washington, and G. W. Ruck, assistant engineer of the same icrritory. Messrs. O'Hrien, Miller and Ruck were here during June and made quite a tour of the interior section. The gentlemen mot the people of Rums informally dur ing that visit and Mr. O'Brien stated at that time they were here to look at the country. He said while ho was president of the Oregon & Eastern he really knew very little about the pro posed line as the matter was be ing handled entirely by tho Ore gon Short Line officers. Mr. O'Brien told a representa tive of The Times-Herald this morning that Judge Lovett was making n tour of the interior country at his particular request He had made the trip and so had other Harriman representatives and while this country looked good to them he desired that the real head of the Bystem should inspect it. Tho trip today should be a revelation to Judge Ixivett, especially since Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Miller were here n short time ago and, knowing the ex treme dry season, can seo the wonderful advancement made by vegetation under unfavorable conditions. They will k-tum to Burns this evening anil Judgo Lovett will meet our pcapie imormaiiy at tne Masonic liajl. The Judge said he wanted )to see the country primarily bat would also be glad to meet the people. It is the Mention of the party to leave Info tomorrow morning for Prinetille. Whether they will tnkon the territory from tho Deschutes south to Klamath we are itiablc to say. - '"'"yini'jinni.jMSj Foil Sam: -Sevoral head of horses U, 1 nnd 5 years old, weighing from 10G0 to 1250 each. Call at tho Timca-IIorald office. 1). S. Graves and wife woro up from their Lnko home tho first of tho prosont week attend ing to some land business and visiting friends. If you want to make a trade, sell your relinquishment or other property tho Inland Emplro Real ty Co. will be of greaLasslstanco to you. They have sold othcrH and can sell yours. Weak women should read my "Book No. ! for Women". It tells of Dr. Shoop'a Night Cure. Tells how those soothing, heal ing, antiseptic suppositories, bring quick and certain help. The book is free. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Reed Bros. A brown maro aged six years weighing about 1000 pounds branded 8 E on left jaw and a blocked brand on tho left shoul der was placed in my corrnl at the Star Barn in Burns about May 1, 1910. The owner is re quested to come at once, pay all charges and claim the nnimnl otherwise she will bo treated as an eslray and desposed of ac cording to law. CoitTi:s F.i.uorr. political announci:mi:nth. I am a candidate for the nom ination for the olllce of Sherifr of Harney County, subject to tho decision of the democratic vot ers at the primary nominating election to be held Sept. 2-1, 1910. HlCNItV RlCIIAHDSON I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the Republican nom ination for Judge of the Circuit Court for the Ninth Judicial Dis trict of Oregon at the coming primary election. If nominated I promiso to mako a vigorous and honorable campaign to be elected. If elected I shall en deavor, in both public and pri vate life, to fulfill every require ment which the people have a right to expect in anyone hold ing this office. I am in fnvor of the district primary, and strongly opposed to the saloon and its in fluence. This notice is inserted as paid matter for which I am responsible. WBI.I.S W. Wood, Canyon City, Oregon. Thoso having relinquishments or real cstato for Bale should consult E. W. VnnVnlkenburg, the real estate man. at his office in BurnB. MMKSBCSZZSSSHHTBBHan The Horticultural Fire Relief of Salem saved policy-holders $-10,000.00 last year In premiums. Let ua tell you more about it. Randall Passenger &. Maloney. rmtiHMnHMHjmnmimnmmiummtmt!:mnj RANDALL, PASSENGER & MALONEY (iovt-rnment l.niul LoriiturN mid ilciilcm In HARNEY COUNTY LANDS ROOMS 1-2-a OI)I) FELLOW HLIHJ., BURNS, OREGON t tmtmitttmtittttmtimttnitiititttttitttititmitmmmmtmmmtmimtmtitmtmm; Closing Out Sale of Full Mood Merino Flocks Having decided to close out our entire holding of fine sheep we have tho following to offer for sale without reservation. 4(0 Registered Merino owes with lambs, of tho A and B classes. 1BO0 Select full blood Rambouillctowes with lambs, strictly true to typo and of beautiful covering. 1500 Full blood Rambouillet owes with lambs, strictly first class and good enough for any stud flock. 1500 Solcct full blood Delaino owes with lambs, heavy shearers, heavy bone and very largo size. 1500 Full blood Delaine owea with lambs, good enough to go into any stud flock. 1200 Full blood Spanish Merino ewes, with lambs. These arc strong typo of the B class, very heavy shearers and dense covering. These aro exceptionally largo for their type. TIIKHH IIVi: I'l.OCKK AMI AM, VOUNli SIIKi:i. 5000 One and two year old ewes, not bred, of the above classes. 3700 High class Merino ewes, with lambs. 2700 One and two year old high class Merino ewes, not bred. 2700 Yearling range rains, and 100 Registered rams of the above classes. All ewes with lambs have been bred to registered rams in their respectivo classes. The male increase will be raised as ram lambs, except those from the 11700 head of high class Merino ewes. For price and particulars, address TH2 BALDWIN SHEEP & LAND Co. Hay Creek, Crook Counln, Oregon Thin weather will make ion feci like making garden. Wv have I he BEST STOCK OF PLOM on hand and the Ileal and'nioHl COMPLETE STOCK OF SEEDS SEEDS IN BULK AT ONE-HALF PRICE of package xccdH. Full nlock of 3E3CODE3IS and 3F1.3lI51j Hegin to gel readg for gardening GEER & CUMMINS Burns, Oregon. V Burns SVIeat IViarke New SltopOppositc tlie first National bank Main SI. Pork, nojom JilUM , IM'PI III Qiiiintii II. J MANSUN, I l I I Your patronage solicited, m I LOCAL OVIiHILOW. ReadTlie Busy Corner Store nd. Rurfank Clay was in tho city yesteday. GJL. Hembree, the Riley mer chant and post mastor, was a busness visitor to our city this w&k. (Chns. Davis is in town. Ho tm a pitchfork into foot the pther day that has caused a pain- XOTIC15 KOIt PUHI.ICATION. t; SITKK hTAI KH I.AN1I OCriUK.1 llutln. ()rrt.)ii, July 77, 1910.1 .niice ii iiaieliy ! n tint Haiutul A. Mlr, ol Hirrlmtn, llirmiu, who, on March Itmr, tiiailmtorflUniltiilry No.w)7,Hrll No. W7SI. lurNUKI..HKUNK1.. ni! Niar.SU li.hcrtluu . Timii.Mi .WHuulh, Iuiik3A KutvMlUnittHj Mlrlilltii, fin nlc.l nollrr u( llil.ntlmi to nuke final titixif to lalaullih claim to lhi laml NntMlrictlMNl. Ix'lnfrt the HrilUIrr and llo relrrr, at llnttu, (Krtixi, on lliti VOtlt ilaiy of Claimant nauira aa wltiiraarat Itojr Thuinan. lt lliiml, Klank ('. Kilter all o( llarrimaii, (IrriKHi J.N Jcnaoii. ul Itlnrralilr, urmiiii Htiikit, Itrclatar. NOTICIC roll I'HltUOATlON. I mui'Tatm l.ixn Orm lltiriia. mriun, July . 1910. Sotlcala liorahjr ultuu that Cooiilo I AlbrUlil of Narrowa, lirrino. who. on Jun I, IMM nails llniiiriteaT Kulrj No. urjll, lor Httji Hrctlon. Kmnahti M Houth., Ilanicll, Kaat WMIaliirlta Mnrhllati. ha, Mlcil liotlca ol Ihlotl tlon to inaku Mnal Commutation Proof, tori talulah claim to tho laml atxivu doer thiol, he. font tho ItruUlu ami llrrcWot. at llurna. i)r fcOM, on Urn l.llh .lay of KepU'intHir, I9IU i (aiuiaii, uanipa aa wiinriaea Macl' Huffman, Atuianilcr McKi'lialr, Kinl lli'rclh. Kdwaril liuulieltnu all nf N'arroMa. Oregon U'M.KiMKt. Ilrnlitcr, NOTIUK KOK I'UIHilUATION. t'xiTKh Statu I.ii.i. (irrit it, llurna, lirrKun, July !tt, 1'Jlu Nutlrn la herehjr kIvoii tlial Jlalrln J. .McUtll loll, nf Iirewtwy. Orrion, who, unSlay'J, IIhm niailo hmrealeal entry No. '.'f.l. Herlal No. OIMI, for K'.NWj;, Kectlon '.'n anil M,"NK',, riet'tlou w, lnwn,lili IV Houth, IUiiko it Kaat. Willamette. MulMnn, haa tllnl unites of liiteullon to inaku Final live Year rrnoi toiatahllalirlalm luttio laml Imvo ilea, rrllwl hefure lh llevlaler ami lU'rcIre,, at lluriia 'Ireiiou. imlhn fill day of HeiiieniheMVlu, Claimant namm aa wltneaiea .1 I. Hill, V. l. HuKaril, U.K. Uuutfii, Homer iraiejr, oi iirewaojr, ureKOii, Wm. Fa nan, Kritliter Young's Meat Market & Grocery We sell everything that everybody wants to eat GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hardware, Implements, Groceries, Meats, Shoes Rubber Goods, Ice Meats from 5c. to 12 l-2c. Best Loin Steak 12ic. Boils fie. to 7c. Roasts . .('c. to 8c. Sausage 12Jc. J orK . ?ftt ic jjive one After Alay in we will away Jb. " JHLEnS ONE $25.10 STANDARD TALKING MACHINE for Cash purchases amount intf to $75.00. Save your coupons--when they total $75.00 brin them in and get your machine. REED BUILDING OPPOSITE, POST OFFICE BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STAIIL CORTES E. ELLIO'lT, Proj.t. , oor'i i at If u'n. n 1 to transciciil cits .-m frqigJtt team. i. y ' -1 it.;' Jlorttcs At V mack or vionih. hi FIRST CLASS LIVLItt TIM JlttJI ft 11(1 UKtlll uh (Jtl It (tllll Your i.fitri Sntilli Mmn - 1 Special Attention I Given ill rnnfll'f tnrr Pftnnrolr. i ,u "'"& uwiai3 NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES IN CONNECTION WITH BARN. &U9l .,jwvi EVrrfw.VnH13 XfllMrifcs. Y SVrfWt.ywVniJVIKf- f tiSiCJi'H-ii -1S-Wrf8 i:a::n::n:::;:xxn:::::::::anKnnK:::::::::::.-;:x:::::::::::::::!::j::::::: ST. FRANCIS ACADEM gation and n result in ' ment or more liti- 'II finally k. settle a. .Her to y. It there mnrr some hay with a derrick fork at the barn the rope which is use to pull the fork back to tho wagoi became caught and Tom made m extra effort to pull it loose whn tho rope broke. Tom was nur tho edge of tho load and felliff backwards striking on his lck. Ho was badly bruised andthe muscles of the back tornose, lie is at present in this cy at tho Young Cottage undt tho care of a physician and fll not bo able to work for soriutime. Mrs. Morrison is with lm and under such nursing Ten will soon bo out again. For Sam: -100 acre; of land with 1,000,000 feet (standing timber. 50 acres tiablo and can bo irrigated. Adiining for est reserve and cojrola largo r?iW. rnll nt tlitoffiw. C. A. Bedell was over at tho Cecil ranch the first of this week for n short visit. lie mado the trip in his auto. Mrs. Archie Millard was over from her Calamity Creek homo yesterday. She reports crops and gardens doing lino in her neighborhood. Sidney Comegys was up from Narrows during tho week circul ating among his friends. Ho expects to go ovor to Crane Creek tho first of next week on road work. Earl Elliott camo over from the J. F. Mahon sheep ranches the first of this week and will re main hero for tho present. His family now occupy the Scott Hayes resldenco near tho fair grounds. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I'NITKIlMTATKa I.ANiiOrnric, I llurna, Orricoii, July 7, IV 10. S'ulU'u In liorrliy kIvoii tliat frank ('. Klitrr, ill Harriman, OrrKon, whn, mi HtruinlKr H, 1901 liin.il' liiniiileaM onlrlf No, OT7 Hf rial No OlMil for N vi ' ;, M'Ctloll 111, lowuililp M Noulli, IUiiko V Kiiat WllUini tlu Mfrlillan.liaa (licit nutlrn of Inimilifin to inakit final Klvu-Yflar I'roof. In ralalillali claim In Urn laml nlxivcilctdlbo.l, be iiiik ins m'Kiait'r ami Huron pr, at iiurtia, tlri'Kiiii, on t lit, Will ilay of Hi'l'U'lnlxir IVIU. f.'Ulniant nainea aa wltniaaoi V, Al. 1linn, (U'orau Tipton, fl. A, Mt'liir, (' ,JI Hmllh.allof llnrriinnn,(lron. Wm. Kaiikk, lunlilor, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. t'MTKIl HTATKa l,Nn Orrn K llurna, OrrKim, JininW, 1910. No lie t linrt-ljr kivi'ii Ilia, frank Ailrlan, nt lii'iiln, liri'Kon, who, mi July- I, IW, iiiiiiIk ilraurl laml ulilri' No, MfA, He r IK I No. Ulu.'.fiir NMjNWW ami NV(j NKJf.Hrctlon 1, 'ImvmlilMI H UanKu ;ui K. vWIUmollo Meri dian, liaa fill" I milieu of Into illou to inaku final proof In t-iiitlillili rlalui In tlm laml alMivatlo mirllivit, Mora M i O'l'unuur, D. H, Coiiiinli aluiiiT.'Ht lila nlllru nf lirulo, Oregon, mi Ilia Mliila) of Aliuuit, 'DID, Claimant nainraaa wltutiaiua! Hra. Ii II liefunlwuiili, Kramila N flrore. f'oluiuliiia llrnvt', Cutruniia tirfeiilmiifli. all til lU'iilo, Ort'ton. Wm. Kakhc Itexlatur ADMINIHTRATOR'H NOTIOK, N'ntl U licrtiliy iflvon that tlm undor olnmsil wan on tlm .'nil titty ol July, 111 10. tluly iiml rt'icnlarly upjiolntoil by tlie Hon.. I I', Itfclur, Jinle ol tho County Uouit of Inirnny County, Oregon, A1 inlnlatrutnr of tlm untitle ol Jaiiiuh I.imi mini iliH'1'um.'d, unil wm duly i)iiulllH(l n h liy luw n'ljulrml, Any it nil all por eoiiH IntvInK 4ilnlniH nuulmt irn 111 tittuto uro lierutiy rtvjulrod to pruHunt tlio uiiiu with jiropor vouclwrH, duly verified ua by law riilroil, wlUiln alx month from tliti ilutuol tlila niatleo, to um at DuriiK, Orison, or nt tho otDco ol my uUornuy O. II. J.oonrd at llutija, Oregon. i Duted at DiiriiH. Oregon July L'J, 1010, IV. (I. 11VRI), Aduilnlntrntor. Qo To The White Front Livery Stable NEW RIGS AND TEAMS 'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls. R. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor. if C. M. KELLOGG STAGE CO. Four well equipped lines. Excellent facilities for transportation of mail, express, passengers Prnlrlc City to Hums. Vnle to Hums Hums to Dldiiioiid Hums to Vcnntor E. B. WATERS, Agent. BAKER CITY, ORE(j) Hoarding and Day School for (Jirls. R,.s under years of age admitted. ftl i ! .1 l. i ne course oi .suidies eniuraces ine eiirtu ,n common school studies, based on the state c in studies, the Academic course of four years, :ml t, ( mercial course. mi. .. i ine music nnd pninitnp; (lepartment.s oili-t jci. advantaKes. Studies will be resumed Monday, Septcinbir l"' l".i For further particulars call at the Aesulemj, or .eldn the SISTER SUPERIOR. -..::u::::::::::animuntn:::::J::aj::::::::t::::j:::!::::::::::::::: Ijvpcrt Repair Alan Autos nslitil nndj Burns Qaraore ARCHIE AlcQOWAN, Prop. Supplies, Gasoline, Lubricating Oil, 'Uc. Telephone Connection . Day and Night BURNS, ORE! m -; -A. -iC xa&i.s&mmp&xmts f MaMJlawllaT m m tC I jtiBfti&t&fe&n R aaaaaaaaaBaBaiaaaaaBpiaaaBaaaaaiBaaaaiaai .. . . BH iit B fi ENGINES 1 II jJLLI, BOILERS fi SAW MILLS jllGHGRADE MACHINERY WflJTE FQR SPECJL CATALOG AND PRICES THE A.H.AVER1LLMACHJHERYC0. SPOMNNEltVASH.-PORTUVND.ORr:.- 5AN JOSECVL iiiiminiriniwuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiwii wmiwiwiiiiii huh n in -Sa..t,.y gJFX3:AJSnSL!& Wc ivant to thank you for omtr nasi patrvnani. H'i believe uou will find it to your interest to trade i us in ine i in tire, uur stock, is complete ami 01 DRUGS arc the best. We will not handle any vih kind and our prices are right. HV have the best line of Cigars, Candies, Post Cards and Stalionen! In the city. Agents for IIH. SHOUT'S FAMILY MEDIUMS ami SIXUKIH M()Ut We Solicit jour I'rescripliou utl The City Drug Store J REED BROS., Proprietors '''avaai - 1lr'V 'A. V-. V. "HtV.VH aV. . Ill ;L,r.iti THE TIMES Job Printing. I MattttftlUWMIbta