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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-22

See my line Of ladies' coats'--l.
Schwartz.
$. L. Campbell is here from
Prairie City.
Our goods are Of the most relia-
BILE quality. Browns.
Dalla Turner is over from bie
Happy valley home.
Lard pails--5 and 10 ID sizes
wanted at the City Meat Market
Otis Patterson and +. o. Buck
man we're in the city Tuesday
night.
"Unole" Charles Anderson. who
has been go seriously III, lie now on
the improve.
Rev. A. r. Minaker is home from
Calamity where he had been hold
ing religious meeting for sometime
Look 0ut--Get the safety Incu-
bator, now IL runs without lamp.
Soc w. T. Smith about IL, Purn
Oregon.
w. d. Huffman will have 800
head Of thoroughbred rams here
the first Of next mo itb See his
ad.
BANK At HoME If you consider
chsnging your present banking con-
nections call or write Ne -Harney
County Bank.
O. Calkins returned from the
railroad this week where he had
taken n large consignment Of hides.
He IL going back Immediately with
another load as large.
Mrs Hattie HASTE has moved her
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind
sor and IL prepared to trim in the
latest styles. Call aud see her.
A. l.. Macintosh. lhe Paulina
stock man. has been over for several
days during the week. He was ac-
cnmpanied by his sister, Miss Joan,
who has been the guest Of Miss
Pauline Locher. Mr.. Macintosh
recently returned from a trip 90
Chicago where he took n large ship
ment Of sheep which he disposed
Of at good figure.
Mrs Il. J. Newell IL up from her
Dog Mountain home. She aud her
son are up TO get load OF seed
wheat which will be sown this
month. They have had wonderful
success with their farming this sea-
son and have been using wsier
melons aud musk melons for oyer
three weeks. The Newell family
expect TO leave the 6rst Of next
month for Wallowa county 10 visit
relatives.
Married-Tuesday evening, Sept.
10, at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs Borland, on the Island +,
Wm. ID. Huffman and Miss Mary
Swartout, Rev. A. j. Irwin Of the
First Presbyterian church Of this
city officiating. Mr. Huffman IL
one Of HarneY eouniy's prosperous
ranchers at Andrews, and the bride
is a sister Of Miss Julia Greeley one
Of the popular teachers OF our public
. school. Only the immediate rela'
, tiyes aud a friend Of the contract
, log parties witnessed The ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman have gone
to their home at Andrews. We ex-
! tend hast wishes
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Burns. oregon, August d. is0d.

Notice il hereby given thai tbs following
named settler has fled notice "A his Ia .eutiOu
20 make final proof In support 0f his claiIn, and
that said proof will be made bcfofe the keFif'
Ter aud Receiver, AZ Burns, Oregon, on Octolrf
s. lsO6. Va, Thomas n. jenkins, u sulifh oft
gOn, n ~ No i247, fOfthe NJ AMA. SKA ~
and NEi4 sWlt See. IS. T.Hr .34f ~ az
he NAMES the following eli9estes 10 prove
hIe eoniinuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said Land. viz; John n Jones' Thomas b
kelsay, John x. Jcnkins, of smith oregon, and
Christian heTT, Of hufns, OfeFon.
Va. fAEHH, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srArKs LAND oFrIcE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nurne. oregon, August "A, 1905
Notice IA hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his Intention
and thai esid proof will b. made before the
Register and Receiver. At Burns. Oregon. ON
October qth, tqV6, va. Lincoln A. Jackson. Of
nurrs, oregon, a. n. No. lsth, for the SKA
section Go 4. u T., X. ~ ~. W a.
Tie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence uron aud cultlva.
tion Of. said land via George ". Young.
Frank o. Jackson, George ". Cievenger. Wal.
ter Curry, all of burns Oregon.
WV. FANS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
gs,5. gs,g.eo o,s.ss sIays' sss ,a., o,,'Ss 3, 90.

Notice d horcby siyon that Ads J.. Miller. oi
NnWrni oregon, has hlrd notice of Intention ~
make pfuul on hof desert land ulaim No, tqp.
for thc ~ N 4, nnd lots 4, = aud 4, Sec. ao,
q, aiH "a D., W n. before the Register aud
Receiver ut hufuf, oregon. un "Wednesday. the
iNh dHY 90 oriuhTf, iiNi
she names the foliaWinr Witnesses I % pfoss q
the romulvts Irrigation aud rrclamatlon II
said land Adam n d, Oeofre, Martin v
smith, uf iaWun, oregon, W y, Weiss ~
burns org0n. brad Moss of fawen, oregon
NNs fAHnH, Register.
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Timber land, Act June 8 ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UStrrp srAres lam ofItcE,
burns, oregon. August -, lNN

UNITED srArEs LANn OfTtgN,
Burns oregon. August -, igo1.
Notice IN hereby givin that IN compliance
with the provisions VI the act oi Congress OF
June q, tAis. entitled "An act Tor the sale Of
timber lands In the states Of California, ore.
gun. Nevada aud Washington Territory" a.
extended to al the Public land states by act
Of august :, isu2, Miles r. smith, OF Burns,
county uf Hnrncy. state OF oregon, on August
9n, 1909 hlrd In this uiiiCc his sworn statement
No. ii, tor the purchase Of the sIi., Of ncctiOn
20. D. IN Township No a r., Range so n n, W
NJ, and viii oncf proof ~ show that the land
sought h more valuable fof its timber or stone
than fur agricultural purposes, and 10 establish
bis claim 10 said laud before the Register and
NccgiYcf Of this ciiicc at hufns. Oregon, on
"wednesday. The Nist daY of october, IAN.
Tie names ~ witnesses W f saith, DYKE
Jameson. .. A. Hyde Mary A. Smith, all Of
Burns, Orcruu
Any aud ~ persons claiming adversely the
boyOdesrribcd lands are requested ~ hle
day cf uCiunUf, ilna,
W.. fAHHE. Register.
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s>ruH1<s. SEPTEMBER n 1905.
lcal News.
niloring at Browns.

1vos1 2nality Shoes at Browns.
J0dcs hector was among our
yieIson 5ofing the week.
!. Lb{ki>< sale In the new town
sIlo--. <orfows--See J. c. Turney.
Bailey Hayes and wife we're up
from 1beIr Lawen home Sunday.
For Sale AN almost new heat.
A Ing efove Enquire of l. Schwartz.
Money orders available in all the
the principle cities. s.-Harney Coun-
ty Bank
John sevedge and family are
r home from, q visit to relatives and
' irlrnde ~ Baker City.
We cal your kind attention to
the value of premiums we are Civ
inG Away free. Browns.
Our farmere are all busy with
shcif thresbing and the yield is
fully op % expectations.
lust ~rriyed at Mrs. Hasties',
beautiful line Of Pattern Hats, caps
frsmes. pIuu.es, etc. Call and see
them,
Mr. O. w. Ceilings, Of Chicago,
he's Joined her husband here. The
lady has located ine timber
claim
D. (jalkins Is In the market for
all YOUR hides, horse hair and coy
ole skins He wants all Of them
ard viii pay good prices.
We are prepared to giant every
caurseoy aud accommodation con.
>istrnt With conservative banking.
- Harney County Bank.
Homer Mace brought some fine
apscimcns Of Green Gage plums to
thit ollice Thureday afternoon.
Thoy we're raised on his place on
thc riper and the crop was most
proIl6c
Eighth Grade Examination.-I
viii hold eighth grade examination,
IA the principal's room, Burns pub
Ito school building, Sept, q aud 2s'
Any nce desiring TO take the fall ex-
aminalion IL requested to be present.
NJ. T.. RIGBY,
School Superintendent.
Mrs. G. T.. Campbell, Of Paisley,
IL here on visit TO her parents,
Mr.. md Mrs. Thos. Wingdeld.
The lady came upon learning that
hor |ather was quite III. There
seoms 10 be a slight Improvement
IN his condition, we are glad to
learn.
UP. Coohrane came over from
biz Vagonlre stock ranch We'd
nesday with the intention Of buy
ing soveral head Of yearling steers,
but ionnd the prices higher than
he ieli safe in paying, Mrs. Coch-
fane aud little son, who have been
visiting home folks at Lawen, join
ed him here and will return home
with him.
LII. Holland and family arrived
home Monday FROM the railroad
AR Holland was one Of the repre-
eeokatives of THE section at the lr-
rixasion Congress at Boise. He
was The only Harney county citizen
10 meet Vice President Fairbanks,
hut stopped long enough 10 express
the regrets Of the manager Of tits
sreat religious weekly who was de
IaYsd en- route and could not reach
tnere in time. The vice president
vas much disappointed at not see'
leg US.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED sTATTH LAND OFFICE.
hufns, oregon, August 10, ipuH.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho following
named settler has nlrd notice Of hin intsn-
lion a. make hual proof IN support of his
claim, aud that said proof will ~ made be-
fore tlir Register aud horclFrT, AZ Burns, ore
Funi un september n. iiOi, VIA Albert y.
unkrfmnni ~ Riley Oregon, II, y, Ma, NH, iof
The 81 NM. ~. sNil. swi. kE'.. hec.
gi, q. u r., NJ Nk.M
lie names The following witnesses 70 prove
III 80 iss,s NJ, Gei,f ittiilissa. p,.et ~
bubble, y nibhie " Chapsn, al Of hiloy
OREGON,
Na. fAnnH. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
a.olalsa rraell -rabIIe L.aa s.Ls.

burns Land once, August 10, 40,
Notice l. hereby given, that a. directed b.
the CON missioner oi the ornefal Land Oniee,
under provisions Of act VI COuErcfs apyTci ed
June n, lsOo fublic-NO. as, Wc Mil DicT A.
public sale. 10 the highest bidder, Al 10 O'Clock
a, m, on the 10Th day Of september next, a.
this once, the following tract Oi laud, 70 Wit
lot No. Of Fee 8, 6El< MI and Lois and
10 " see. 4. r. ~ X. 81 n, ". ~, North Of
Aalheur Lake.
Any persons claiming adversely ihe above
described lands are advised 10 die their claims.
or objections on OF before the day above desig
mated for sale,
WA. FAEsE. koeisier
A. ". GoVAE. Receiver.
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TlmbsT Land, Aci iune ,, isis.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
'''fn sa,hs, orssoa as paa : : iasa.. Il. iso

NufNhf RNta"afA"Nhrt - - v
kuiirs 10 hereby given ttsi ~ comp ihnte
sllh lLs lfuYiIiurn ~ she 49, ~ touafSaa oi
Juns d, isss, enttled "An act fuf ths sale %
ilnhsr lauda iu the ninlea Oi talilufniai uft'
Eun, Nevada, hud NashiuFiun iufFiiufli" a.
extended ~ al the l'uhllr lAud nluitN ~ afi
uf August I, isYi, unfaih nFiniut 20 NaIfees,
touuty VI iiafnrl, ntafr 81 ufrHuut has uu fuil
NJ aol, iof The purrhaaa ~ tha " a hM'si SEQ.
"a, ~. hti.. of see NJ .u in Ivshshlp No. -
hange NJ. aik ~ k. ana sili unrf pfeui "a
shoN that the lana sought - mofU fallahie iof
iis tlmnrf 90 siulo tNau iuf Agricultural puf.
IUkra, aud W rsiahliRa hia fiaiui W saln laud
Uaiofo the AZ hrsisisf anl Atfsltsfuf iliis "llsr
~ hufus, Oregon, on Tuesday ihs 10Th dal vi
Ottoiefi isS
lie namss AZ witnesses rimpu iseisi Col
AL ~ hurua Otcgun
AM and III p,fsotS ciaiuins adversely The
allgFe dsnrfiucd iauuH are frlufsitd ~ uit ihtli
clsims ln giiis once on of isiiols said 10th dal
49, IAHHF. Hssistsf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNiTrp STATES LAND oFFiCE,
nufua. oregon, August ~, i0o

UNITED STATS LAND offitI,
hufus, oregon, August u. ipou
Notice iF hereby alYcu that the fullowing
namrd settler has nlcd notice ~ hls Intention
tn make final pfuuf iu tuppurt oi hts clsim. aud
that said pfuui " ili ne 90 ade before the Regis
fUf aud Receiver, ~ Hurus, oregon, on octo.
hur o. inul VIZ John Hughes Jones, Of smith,
oregon, N. D No. fTN, for the ~ q. aWl.. sec.
a aud 81 Nwi.. So Nv =. Hcc, ai. r. " d,
b. s D.. W. a
ne uumrt the following Witnesses 10 pfuyc
bic continuous fcsidsucc upon aud cultivation
uf said land. tiF Thomasn kolssy. Thomas
D.. Jenkins, john 4. Jenkins. ~ saith. Oregon
nud christian uofF. Of hufus oregon
Ma fAnnN, Register.
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The latest things in ladies coats.
Il. Schwartz.
w. T.. Burke has gone to Port
land on business.
We carry all the well known and
standard brands Of Merchandise
Browns.
Henderson Elliott was up from
Narrows couple Of days this
week.
If you want 10 sell your ranch or
farm see Archie Mciowan the land
mun at once.
A. o. Labadie and family are
among the late arrivals In this sec
ton.
DIR. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north OF
the Post Office.
If you wish to be located on a
good homestead, see +. NJ. Jordan,
county surveyor.
We have sen, In orders 10 have
the present beautiful weather con-
tinue until after the fair.
Frank Siler informs us he will
leave In a short time for Welt with
homefolks in Washington.
"Grandma" Hayes is now living
In this city with her grandaughters
the Misses Ellie and Julia Hill.
School tablets cheap at Mrs
Hattie Hastie's. Also pens slate
and lead pencils call and see her.
August Miller IL again over from
HE Calamity home, having brought
over his little daughter, TO attend
school.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar 10 the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends TO call. Draft beer 9 cents
A. X. Porter, Of Sherman county
arri we'd here this week TO take NJ
his residence upon the ranch HI
located last spring. He and biz
brother George, with the latter''
family, have gone out TO the places
Mr.. J. II. Erbes. Representative
of Eilers Piano House. Portland
Ore. arrives in Burns. Mr.. Erbe'
comes highly recommended as At
expert tuner, any one wishing theil
piano tuned leave orders at Thu
Times-Herald Office.
The Times Herald force Toasted
on roasting ears the other day from
the garden Of c. q. Smith. ChiI
evidently thinks we know some
thing mean about him aud don
want |, published We are bough
off II he meyer brings any NOR
corn, for Il was good.
The regular annual Lecture o
First Church Of Christ Scientist o
Burns, Or. will be deliyered Sun
day Oct. IA, at 2;30 p, NJ. a
Locher's hall by Clarence @. EatoI
of Tacoma, Washington member o
the Christian Science Board o
Lecturship of the first Church u
Christ Scientist in Boston. All ar
cordially invited to attend thi
Lecture.
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FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATS LAND oFFlCE,

nurns, oregon, August u. iae
Notice Il hereby given that the following,
named settler has hlcd notice oi hie Intention
% make final pruuf IN support ~ hte claim,
aud that said proof viii hc made before the
Register aud Rctciycr, ~ Burns, Oregon, ON
october o. tp06 yixi Thomas n. kcisay, VI
SAITH. Oregon, n. y 30 27oi, Lakcview. series,
for the ski sMA 81 SKA Sec. 10, aud Nk'a
MI, see 10 T. 10 s., X. ~ y, NJ.
Tie names the following Witnesses 20 prove
his continuous rcsidenCc upon aud cultivation
% aaid lHud, VIA Thomas y. jenkins, John
ieukius, John u. Jones. ot smith, oregon. aud
Christian beT. OF Burns. oregon.
VIZ, fARRr, Rcgister.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE,
Burns, oregon, August VI. l9O6,

DhNhl NiNee"f H-~nN@ - A"'ii
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named seteler has hlod notice 0f his intonfiOn
10 make hnal proof IN support Of his claim. and
thai said proof will be- made before the Regis
ter aud Receiver, az Burns, Oregon, 0n kcpfcm,
Der "a 1900, viz. Claud ID BTandoIo, Of Burns,
oregon, II ,. No 1894, for the sk1(, Sec. ~, q.
10 s., X. 81 Y. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hlg CONTINUOUS residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, viz: Hearman Gaulip, ROY Nc.
Gee, George n. smith, James l.. Hicks, AL oi
wN. FAnRE, Register
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corIcE FOR PUBLICATION


UNITED srArss LAND OFFtcx,
Burns, Oregon. August 10, iqCo
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler h filed notice Of hie Intention
TO make hn6l proof Ia support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be msdc before the Regis
Ter aud Receiver, AZ Burns, oregon. on Octobef
3 1905, viz. Jonn Davies, of smith, Oregun ~.
r., No. lt25, for the Wif sWlf, NEi4 SWta. SEA
NV, SEC. "a H. 2qe., n. ssh W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
OF said land, yir Thomas \. jenkins, John X.
Jenkins. John n Jones, OF smith, prcroD
Christian Berg, Of Burns, Oregon.
w. FAME, Register.
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PLAINFIELD.

\ Dr. Brown was in Walden over Sun
day.
Miss Bertha Chamberlain was inSouth
4 Ryeglte on Saturday.
Z Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Parks were on
I Montpelier on Tuesday
Arch Lamphere 81 East Montpelier
was in town on Saturday
Ralph Spencer Of MilliamstOwn was
\ III town on Tuesday on business.
( John Hatch of tsroton was in town on
Tuesday At the home uf g i. souIes.
Mrs. H. r. Gale was in Montpelier
on Tuesday rs The guest Of Burton Gale
4 Master Harry Beauiac Of Montpelier
ia visiting bis father, steve Beanlac. in
town.
4 large crowd from this place spent
Sunday at Woodbury. pond and returned
Oh Monday.
Miss Clara Perrin Of 81. AIbans and
4 DR.. Mcioh u Montpelier we're in town
on Tuesday.
Wilbur Bartlett has been III for the
past week with rheumatism and is un-
able to work.
Mir. and Mrs. J. 7. Darling Of Groton
were in town over Sunday at the home
OF /. .. Kicker.
Miss Minnie Hookogsaf South Ryegate
was IN town over Sunday at the home
Of her uncle, Burt Townsend.
Mr.. William Adams and daughter
were in town part Of this week visiting
At the home Of Mrs. Ed. Bartlett
Miss Julia Blodgett. teacher in the
intermediate grade OF the village school
spent Sunday in Barre with friends.
The Ladies' Aid society sold on SAT-.
nrlay evening ice cream az the III. H..
church. They realized the sum Of S..
Pin Morton Cutler Of Barre who has
been home with his father fof the past
week, returned TO his work on Mon.iays
Dr.. Townsend OF Bridgeport, vt, was
in town over Sunday 70 visit his mother
Mrs. Herman Townsend, who is very ILL.,
Mr.. r. d. Richards was in Wood
stock, w., on Monday to attend the fn-
moral Of Nathan Farmer WHO died at
( leaton hospital last week
Charles Pike, who was returning on
the mixed train Monday afternoon from
Montpelier, met with painful accident
about one mile below the gravel pit. He
ATTEMPTED to ret off the train while in
motion. He was thrown and sustained
broken collar bone as we'll as many
bruises.
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TOoLATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

wANTED--At once. a good man on farm.
Must he good mixer. Also woman for general
heasew0rk Man and Wife preferred. Apply
10 w, "A. Martin, Barre, Vt. or ON the premises
al south Barre. s7t6s
10 RENT-Touf iye-ro0h teDements At 100
River street House newly repaired and all IN
hfst-class condition. spring water and sewer
connections. Inquire Of George W Mann. 77if
WANTED Roarders at Alex. Petrie's. )
Spaulding street. 79t3s
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AZ. ABBOTT & co.lAP ABBOTT cola r ABBOTT 8 CO:
1.-The Daylight Store n
Are You Getting Your Share?

Are getting your the June bargains have looked the
many good things Offering you should
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

White lelts, &c, at yaughan's.
chiidreu's coats at half price at Ab-
bott'z.
Sale Of isbIedamasIS. napkins 70 match,
al Naughan's
so @ the City Bakery FOR 4 large
variety n goods.
Charles Charbonneau went To Man.
chester, y. Fl, last night on visit.
Negligce shirts, outing Trousers, belts,
etc.. at the Frank McMhorter o.. Store.
Summer opening u the Pavilion Fri
dag evening. Dancing from ! 10 Dr..
Gents SOC, ladies free.
A meeting of The OK Bachelors club
will BIZ held this evening at = o'clock
At Anderson q Sons Office.
The Frank Me- Whorier 20. invite yon
ID look III their window tor their line
Of trunks, bags and suit cases.
The spauIding high school alumni as
ISOLATION came ont Sil.s5 ahead ON its
annual commencement ball last night.
All persons having accounts with n.
H. Rogers q 70. please call at TIA North
Main street, Quinlen block, and settle
same
Companion court tiranite City, No.
T5T, |. q. H.. win hold regular meet
INK III Foresters hall III the Northen
block Friday. June l5, al 7:30 p. nj.
R. ~, Minnie Bruce.
y
A charter Tor branch Of the Quarry
Workers union has been granted 80 Fitx-
william, NJ H., through the efforts 81
G IL Allen of Barre. He expects To
initiate 100 men Saturday night.
Tile bali game ID Re played al the
Intercity park Saturday between the
Wells River employees and the whole
sale granite dealers for the benefit Of
the lntercity team promises To be an
exciting contest Both teams are putting
III regular practice. The second Reul
bach. German. who IL To pitch for the
raiIroaders, Is getting himself into the
best of trim. as is also Hnrtle, the whole
sellers twirler. The line ZIP Of the teams
will probably be Us follows Wells
River Mackay, b.; Mccarthy, b.,
German. p.; Mute b.: Dickef, |. I'll;
Hepburn, s. q; Place, {. f.; Duthie, {.
Wholesalers Hutchinson, / 81 G.
Moore, Z. Fl: Hurtle. p.; Wales, VI;
l)oRnic. :. -; y g. Moore, /. VI; Geo.
Moore, ;. +; Morrison, . b.; Bancroft,
X b. There Is already large advance
sale ~ tickets and il II hoped that
larger plumber still may be sold TO help
out the gpod cansc.
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A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
GRANITEvILLE.

w. r. Fisk, Y. \. Mcdonald and X.
M. Allen. selectmen Of the Town Of
Barre, paid ny business visit yester-
day.
i. n. Jerue Of Montpelier has begun
work for D. W. Murray in the lunch
room. Mr.. Jerue has bad considerable
experience at this work.
The entertainment for Friday evening
AT the Carnival will consist Of an exhibi.
ton drilI by Forester team, eight Of
whom viii be dressed 70 represent
hob0es.
The June Carnival starts this evening
and an excellent programme has been
provided Doors open al lib. Pro-
gramme starts ait SIS. Admission 10
cents. Season tickets IS cents.
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CHILDREN'S DRESSES

In this june Sale You will find a
line of childreDs Dresses at about the
price Of the material
This ii Il make 81 Dresses which are
desirable. not only for quality Of ma
tcrial, but for the style and shape IN
which they are made.
AT nc il line of Bingham Dresses
III small sizes that are regular 25c quail
ity
AT 34c ii line of sample Dresses
iii bingham and percale, no Two alike.
These are Dresses such rs we have
been selling all the season for soc.
Mostly SMALL sizes
At Si.00 il a line OF Dresses in glng
hams made with large and sailor coli
lars that have sold for si,51.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-14
CHILDREN'S DRESSES

n this sale II 4 lot of Dresses in
sizes eight, ten ana twelve years. mostly
ginghanls, such as we would have to
sell for sI.2J. II viii take si1 and one
hall yards 81 ginglam lit lzlac per-
yard 10 make siich a Dress. which sill
cost s5c. Hos much Do yeu get for
making
a line 81 Dresses which are very
popular il made siispender skirt with
white waist In this sample line are
Dresses that sold for SIPS. Naw S150
4 lot of sample Dresses made VI plain
ard checked ginghams and trimmed
with muslin edge and insertion These
Dresses have sold at $l.9S ard SO.
Now $i.s2 and sl.67.
At half price arc d feW White Dresses
little unused Or spiled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-14
CHILDREN'S DRESSES

In this sale Is line of White Dresses
iii sizes three and four years Thee
are some 81 the prettie,f Dresses we
have bad this season. Former prices
were 25c, SOC. sac. sl.25, si.50 10 Sa,s'ss5.
They will scoSt sou no more than the
material in them. The prices now ara
nc, 34e, 5sc, 84c, Sl.O0 To S2.85.
A line 81 White Dresses ii sizes eight,
ten and twelve wears, made hi muslin
and trimmed with lace and muslin rn
bTnidery and are SUR TO appeal to all
Who have children AZ these ages to dress.
The prick IL Just one third oii the former
price, sl.50 Dresses at 800.
Non win find among three few
Three piece Suits ceat. waist ana skirt
which are extra values. Sizes % and
1s years These Suits have sold fcg
$40. Now $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-14
Card of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank all the neighbors
and friends for kindnes aud sympathy
shown during the sickness and burial
Of our husband and father.
Mrs. John Timmons,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Gibson,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller,
William J. Timmons,
Walter r. Timmons,
Leonard b. Iimmons.