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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18
THIS MAN WANTS TO KNOW

To the Editor.-I wish TO ask
the Honorable District Attorney,
through your valuable paper, Ia
please define intoxicants, as / am
tending bar for Mr.. Del Defen-
baugh in this county, the saloon
is just half q mile from the Ne
yada line and there is another
saloon just over the line. Men
80 there and get full, as | see it,
and come here and get mad If
! do not let them have whisky.
! would ask the Hon. District At
torney to please specify when a
man is intoxicated, also what con-
sdtutes an habitusl drunkard?
There are several men in this
vicinity who get gloriously drunk
and keep it up for a week at a
time and then go 10 work for a
while. Are they to be classed as
habitual drupkards? Please spec
ify the above cases as | do not
want 10 break the law.
Now, in regard 10 gambling:
Where do you draw the line?
VIII the citizens be allowed to
deal in watered stocks, railroad
and mining shares, and will the
small gamblers and racing men
be prohibited?
The next legislature Of Oregon
ought TO pass a law similar to the
old Blue laws of Connecticut and
compel all citizens to be Saints
and then Oregon would go thun-
dering down TO future ages as
the one that had inaugurated the
glorious millennium.
Respectfully yours,
h. GILLIAN. !
DEMO, July IL, 'O8.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18
MEMORY OF E. D. REED.

Dearest husband, we have laid thee
La the graveyard now 10 rest,
Bot We know your spirit has scared
Away above TO God 10 rest.
Dearest huShsnd, how we miss thee
From our home and table too;
Bot We know some day we'll meet ,h
la the lights Of heaven too.
Dearest, we are sadly weeping
For our loss we deeply mourn,
Bot We know you are resting
With our Savior aud our God.
Rest nay dearest, safe ia heaven,
And IN memory we will keep
Every loving word aud token,
Till in heaven We will meet.
There our sorrows will be ended,
God will wipe away our tears,
There we will know no sorrows,
I ere We viii have no fears.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18
or INTESEST TO TEACHERS.

County Supt. Hamilton has
sent US the following circular
from State Supt. Ackerman with
request that it be published:
Our last edition Of the State
course Of study is exhausted;
hence it is impossible for many
applicants for the forthcoming
August examination to secure
courses of study from which to
make preparation for such exam
inat m, Therefore, no questions
in any subject are to be taken
from the State course of study
for the August 1908 examina-
ton.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

Mules seem TO be in demand.
Ready sale at good prices appears
to be the inducement offered
ranchers to turn their attention
70 raisingmules instead of horses.
Many have thought that this Sec
tion of the country was not suit
able for mules and as q conse-
quence this industry has been
allowed TO lag. Several have
disproven the statement that
mules could not be raised to a
profit in this section and have
made some money in a small way
in mules. II is the intention Of
some in the valley 10 go into the
industry more extensively in the
future, rs the market is making
a demand for this class of draft
animals. A yearling mule will
bring $40 and by the time he is a
two-yearold jl25 is no unusual
price. A GOOD mule at maturity
is marketable at 5000. Blue Mt.
Eagle.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

as very little grain was blown
down.
The grain crops were NATURALLY
benefited but the yield this sea-
son will not be up to the average
on account of the unfavorable
weather early in the spring. Our
new settlers are not discouraged,
however, and are preraring for
larger acreage next season.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

AT a recent meeting of the adj
visory board Of the Grant County
Stock Growers Association the
board was most emphatic in its
expressions of disapproval rela-
tive to cases where the depart
ment had Disseminated in forest
reserve matters to the disadvant-
age of local stoclmen.
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OUT ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

A prominent stock dealer of
Eugene Oregon, passed through
Prairie City this week, and while
here found that he had been
made n victim Of a clever swind-
ling scheme, whereby he is a
thousand dollars loser. II seems
that q man, claiming to be an
Eastern stockman. here for the
purpose of buying and shipping n
thousand or so head of cattle.
and having what purported to be
n Letter of Credit for 500. 600
from we'll known Eastern bank,
addressed 10 banks at Canyon
City and Burns, offered 10 take
the Eudene stockman as a part
ner in the deal and asked him TO
put up q thousand dollars as evil
dence Of good faith. A partner
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNlrnp srArEs lANn orrlcE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
Burns, oregon, juno rs zoos
Notice is hereby given HAT Ice Roy Thorn.
burg, of Bu ne, oregon, who. on June NJ, 1908.
made Timber q Stone sworn statement, No sU5,
for 81 SWlt. SWlt sElt section o. Township
y south, Range pS FHsf, willamette Meridian,
has fled notice Of intention Co make tinai
Proof, to establish tlaim 90 the lrud above
described, before the Register and Receiver N
zoos
81 lmant names ~ Witnesses.
Phillip q. smith. Russell *. smith. Frank
jordCn, seth smith, ot Burns. oregon
WV. FAHnE. Register.
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IT RAlNED MONDAY.

After a continued dry spell of
considerable length we were visi-
ted by a heavy rain storm Mon
day which has frightened crop
prospects considerable. The rain
was preceded by a severe wind
that shook things up some and
took away about all the dust.
The wind did no material damage
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

One application of Manzan
Pile Remedy, for all forms of
Piles, soothes, reduces inhama-
ton. soreness and itching. Price
SOC Guaranteed. Sold by, The
Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Ore,
Fred Haines, Harvey, Ore.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OrrfCr.
nuFup nrnunu Tuun "a fula

UNTED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. Oregon, June -, tgCs <
Noiice IL hereby given that Philip Gurior
smith, OF Burns, oregon, who. on lunc 22. lQOs
made Timber or stone sworn statement No. s0l
for SEit SWit, si6 SEit Soc. a3. SWtf sWi.
section g. rowrship 20 South, Range " Esei
willamette Meridian, has flied notice of intcn
tiou tu make nrnl proof td establish claim "a
the land above described, before the Register
aud Receive. at Burns, oregon, on the qith
day Of August lp0S
claimant names M witnesses
Ice ThOrnbufr n y. Mntncv. both OF Burns.
oregon. Seth a smith. of Nnrrows. oregon.
-. y Campbell OF Burns. Oregon
WV Ftuur. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nnrnh Ornnnn. Imnn ll 1908

Burns oregon, June "a, i9oS.i
Notice Is hereby given that Esther Martha
ThOrnburg of Burns. oregon, Who on juno ~,
1905 made Timber or Stone sworn statement.
so. sos, for sWlf NWl4, WI sWl4, NEit sWif,
Section a. Township 20 South, Range g East
willamette Meridian, has filed notice OF inten.
lion To make Final Proof, tn establish claim 10
the land above described. before the Register
aud Receiver, 81 Burns, oregon, ON the 2lih day
of August igOS.
claimant names MS Witnesses.
Thomas y Matney, T. q smitli, Frank 10 D.
dan oil OF Burns, oregon, and scth s. smith
of Narrows, oregon
wN. FAsWE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

This great religious weekly is
in receipt of q bulletin from the
Agricultural college on the sub
iect Of properly thinning fruit
There are very few fruit trees
in this section this season that
need the thinning process. Our
cold backward spring did the
work quith successfully.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-18

Stock quotations from the out
side indicate an upward tendency
in cattle. This will be good news
to the growers of this section as
they will no doubt soon have
qnite q number to turn off.
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NOTICE EoR puBLloATGoN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uStrEp sIArts tANu uftf.r
NurnH Oregon. IUuH IuIs
uNirED stArrs LAND Orfirr
nnTna. Orrrnm. lmmn ]. llnA

uSttEp sIArts tANp OfffUf
Burns oregon, juno lpus
Nollcc Il hereby given that Prank g. hubble,
~ Riley, oregon, who. on june p. 1905 made
linbcr OF stone sworn statement, Au. 200, for
NMia, section T. township 81 south. Range
y kaat, willamette Meridian, has hlci notice
oiinicnilnu o. make iinal rfuui, 10 establish
claim o. the land above described. hrfofr the
hcEitlgf atd Receiver, at burns OREGON. ou
the lHh day Of August, ll0s
Alhimant names A. witnesses
Robert J, Milliams. William N Johnson,
William J., spencer, Herbert a nibbiu. all ol
Riley, Oregon.
WA FAhHE. Register
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No. S6ol.
Report Of the condition Of the
HARVEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Of BlPN

Report OF the condition OF the
iiARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Of BURN'
at Burns, m the State OF oregon. NJ the close
business. July 18th ilOs.
RESOURCES
Loans aud Discounts ..... SN,577 o..
Oycrdrafts secured and unsecured 5.sl7 @.
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation 1850 OF
Premiums on T.. = bonds 775q
bonds, securities, etc ...... ......... i,h7S al
Banking house furniture and fixtures a277 ei
Due from National Banks mot re-
serve agents. ....... .. ia,iis 20
Due from approved reserve agents .s6s9 60
/ checks and Other cash items . tii s6
| Notes of other National Ranks 1900 %
/ Fractional paper currency nickcls
/ aud cents 1is
Lawful NOISY RESERVE ~ nANR.
VIZ.
Specie sGitss,
Lcraltcndcr notes G.oU0 i7uls ~
Redemption fund with a. +. Treasurer.
o. rcr cent Of circulatiou) Di5 %
roini H@bi5 81
uAuiurs
Capital stock paid tn ....... tmwo COL
surplus FUND iuOo C0
Undivided profits less expenses aud
taxes paid ~ ~
Rational bank notes outstanding % 500 90
Individual deposits subject 70 check u5ili -
Demand cert Gcalcs OF deposit g7ai a.
Time certificate, OF deposit 1850 p6
cashiers checks outstanding l3sOI
Total sisi a55 80 /
STATE OF OREGON. H..
County of liHruCy.
D.. Icon ~ Brown. cashier Of the above nam.
cl hank. do solcmuly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best cf my knowledge
and belief
lEoN ~ BuowN, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this nth
day Of iuly. 1905
NJ. {. Lewis
seal Notary Public
Correct attest
%. 4. RENuoLb
e.. MCktSNEY
". N. uAtroN
Directors
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
vIoL NEws


We me having sonie fine weather
pf latu which dives 81 arners plenty
n ,forh 10 40.
III. sndS Hugh III teher, Of CHAR
zsr1i were Visiting the for;mer,si
1rsiiss ~ this plass NV days last;
gneE Ivy " Il
zitsses aazef and Rearlie .Deyan1t;3
81 white nay. were visiting 81 friends
q this pIaee y. days the first Of
Meek
litssesEE bel and Fannie Harris left
.gasnFaay visit with friends at
aIts John Hsrris and mi 9. r.
SeTgnlt ere ling on Mrs. r.. w.
g9rAett satnrd ay q eyening 81 II g
Misses Maud and julia Bowman.
zsofa Rfees ana ;thel Hesket; OF Mon.
'sana mere the guests D q Ilss Lestte
,HarTfa 1ns Sunday evening last. s.e.
and Is. \; !. NJ. d Holmes Il and
aangh iiss Elsie, were visiting
rIends al Glade lie over Sunday. 4
Reese ton. or u anrel run. was
ststtinE vs. Harris and z family on
Sunday last. ss ssE
M and Mrs. Nv. Harris. of Fair
mont spent Sunday with friends at
this plhce, " 81 n
ifra slizabet hs Knight was visiting
flIIs Y Ellen q ricketts and Mrs! Rebecca
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FARM INeToNa LETTER.
cKsgTHE RsIPPER


MI
The Industrial eilitions of the west
yirgtnian has been received and has
been carefully gone over and we are
obliged to say that we believe 1t ttoFbe
the greatest piece of work ever gotten
out by any newspaper in West Vi,ginia.
Everything SO far as we IRE able to
determine is authentic. 1t should have
alarge sale and be preserved as 1t win
become more Interesting with the adj
vance Of years. We wish to thank you
for the copy SO kindly sent:
Mr.. ~. c. Hal1am is back from Pitts.
burg. We IRE informed that Mr.. Hal
lam will give up hotel keeping and de.
vote his time to other pursuits. Mr..
Bartlett the efficient manager OF the
Georges Creek store.!willi assume con.
troll Bof the Hotel Underwood for a
while at least. Il
James 7 Lamb was mt Glovers Gap Fri.
Gay. 81
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Murphy are Ire,
Mt Fairview. Z, Z, n I, &
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Martin Of Fair.
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Robe ztuEdtsy and Sunday.
John fiartles Was calling on ills;
4friend samasl M rris ssandas. .8
y Hiss TIKI md Master John r1ei
lind of III Harmony were Visiting
their rand parents satnrd day and suns
4 GLE kTamef u smith town, ami
MISS Ruth AZ erri Held. OF it 4. Harmony.
we're calling On the family of p. E::
Harris sunday. 4,
EA. n. NJ yield. u OF Fairmont was Ia
pleasant caller at the home OF .. Al.
Pitcher Sunday. 4:
Willie Jones of smithtown. spent
Sunday with friends at this place. 4;
Misses Eva and May Pitcher were
very sick Sunday but we learn they
are better at this writing. !, n !.
Miss Eva n rtckett was visiting her
sister, Mrs: J. I. Clelland. at MI. Har;
mony. the first 81 the week.
hfrs,ssD D. II. 8 Dawson was calling on
her sister, NJ RS. John Kinney at Mon.
tana Saturday. &; e n f i'
Mrs. Thomas IIayhurst and Mrs.
Will Clay ton were the guests OF Mrs.
]. NJ. II Holmes Friday. Y
e Charles Prickett, who Is employed
lin the Famous Store at Fairnont. was
visiting friends at this place Sunday.
Several Of orr people attended the
,,children's service at Hoult Sunday
night. I =
There was a decoration at this place
Sunday afternoon; two excellent nd,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

mont we're visiting Jas. GribsIes. sat-
5iffiay and Sunday. a
M CT Martin has Il new sslnassl
bout. q <. s
MISS Clara tnan I'D tas been
very sicl lis setter.
Mrs: HpWar Coleman was "A Fair
mont shopping on satnfi M. Cole
mans mother from Manning Oh. ac.
companytnE her sss:s
" Verne aHart mann lis nome forsa
few days. from hts work at Behler. ~
Miss Anna Hartmann was in Fair:
mont Friday K
a Mr.. George 5Hatzel left Fridayff Tor
Weston. Is "
aIr: Jess stoggers was IN Fairmont
over Sunday. v, z; 4
Miss Blanche Muhnhill was In Fair
mont saturda night and Sunday.
Rev. Chievout OF this pla ce. sur:
prised the! people of THE town by bring.
Ing into HIS home a wife, some days
ago.
Mr.. Maple. cashier OF the bank, has
completed the Foundation for his
house and Mr.. B. J. rooth Is
rlacing the lumber on the ground and
L. nearly ready to commence the
structure which viii be two stories
high and contain about seven rooms.
aa1r.aI. L. Kerns is preparing to build
Elm a house on Wiley avenue.
Mr.. J. e. Fox is employed mt 4 the
Georges Creeks Store as the head Of
1.-THE gents; furnishing department. Mr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16
JUMBO.
MODERN WooDMEN x s{ 5s.,
TO REVISE RATES.

!. A..Hl ~ b
PEORIA. Ill, June 15.-An unequivo.
cal stand for a REIMBURSEMENT of rates
Is taken by Head Clerk c.. w. Halves
o. the Modern Woodmen Of America.
in his report presented at the fifteenth
head camp session OF the order. con-
vened here at I? o clock this. morning.
Ten possible plans are suggested. and
1t is expected that before the head
camp adiourns next Saturday, arrange,
ments will be made to hold another
session within the year. to be devoted
exclusively. to the rate question.
The session was called to order this
morning by Head Consul A. r. Talbot,
the president OF the society There are
GA delegates and head officers. repre-
sentIng all parts of the country, sit
ting in the convention. On Thursday
q big parade will be held, which is ex.
rected to attract $4,000 visitors. The
rational encampment of the degree
teams is also In session here, with s.
GOO Foresters in attendance.
According to the, report OF Hea,l
Clerk Halves. submitted today, the
present membership Dis 9o0,179, with
1909 local lodges. The insurance in
force aggregates s1.43o.6ss.O 900. Bene.
fit fund receipts during the past term,
19o5.19o7. were s24.7s6.ss5.53. and dis
i,nrsemerts s21,7os.3G7.3s. General
fund receipts were s2,00s. 5o,.o2. anu
disbursements, s2,7G5.019.s3. as, En-
The report shows that during the
society's existence its deaths nj We to.
tailed 3G.4oG, the death rate at all ages
being 500 per 900. This Is very IA.
vcrnble. as the National Fratcrnal
Congress liable claws tleat!, rate OF
1851 and the American Experience
table a rate Of f1d.24 per 1 900. AZ (. Y,
At the snociety's rrrsrar rates. with
twelve assessments per year, the nom.
bers at all ages are 1.ay.n. for an aver.
age OF only $500 Q: each 81 300 IN force.
1t is this condition Of affairs that calls
fpr, rate Adjustment: ;,;i5 81
Head Consul A.: n tTalbot's report
also present today. recommends the
establishment CT a sanitariums for til.
bercnlosis a site for this purpose hav-
Ing already been secured at Colorado
Strings, Colo. I'll, members of the
order are reported Ms having. nlrea,lx
&C ntrlbr:td s5a.5f' furs this plrposr. 8
"A thorough cnn.ilel Sltinn OF the rate
question is also urged by Consul Tai.
bot, who predicts TINT legislation In
the various states within the next few
years will rendertit Imperative that all
fraternal orders shall readjust their
rates. During the last two years the
order has admitted $3.50 new mem
bers and has paid IL, 504 death claims.
aggregatins s21,7s5. 57s.5s.
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81 u e kRoHME Els IS HEADouAR.
f1T.EERs$lN. cLARksBURG%%FoR RELI.
ABLE !='Ll:f Es DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CLOCKS RINGS, SAND
JEWELLERY l!::' e - EVERY DESC RIP.
TON. Remember n the pIaee-114
Third street, clarksburg. ss;5,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

Mems e lothes? Cleaned sainnd Dyed.
Va WI. Walsh us gent ines FaiErmont
for America great test clea ninE ana
pyeing Works-S5F ter's. Their dry
;cleAning process for mem
iinsuresS the return OF the clothes IA
as good snap almost sasSnews Teles
phone iConso1idated5N no. b. t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

NUsBAUaIs clothing and gents;
furnishing store is the leading one
in IN clarksburg and the only one that
refunds car fare to FalrmQnt people
who spend $40 there. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

8f Tor? fine, old y l'ennsyl Ivan Ia
keys. drop Into the oak Li1uor Store
on Pike stree, Sin harrisburg uhotce
brands mt 81 Eper Quart ExpTessage
prepaid on gallon orders ut list prices.
Orders for brand les vine or beer for
family Or med cinal use given prompt
attention. All goods guarantee strict
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

81 let t Al Al. Smith do your Gaming
pressing, yeing and srep airing. Cons
Phone e5. q. All work called / for AMI
delivered: Suits made to order. Shop:
unders Home Savings Bank. Sxxxxl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

20 .1 d ftr5s
N. p. Black ohme, " the $milliner
With vi y F. krohme, Wa chma ker$ and
JewelerS at ia Third street, Clarks.
burg, offers $40. So and sl5 Pattern
Hats at only IS. q! 81 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

\ ~ 4!
ag4f Extra citing is easy by 5H i'll Bros.
method Of 5rempyin EE ecayedS and NM.
usab BILE teeth: al lot er Branches
dentistry practice as ssftilly in
their well equipped ana Comfortable
par1ors. 3tS "A s vs.
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subscribers step isl
made il ict hardship them
which We in no
heavy on any one individual but at the sane|
assistance to the news
the to its present standard.
ssss sss INCREASED POSTAGE.
possible deliver the the rural
Of postage spirit
other papers did
with other rulings that required full pay
ssRs @ r1 @
borne by the West Vsnian for the past
WHITE PAPER HIGHER.
changed condition IS III the price of paper.
s that M eat has aa
trust has been the subject Of
rss las adurae
action this matter, generally understood
question whether
50 rapidly being consumed BY
that the situation promises to become
sen5s 4 BaP PR1 5opne o. OTHER PAPERS
nSF pn
vs. %e s ps f that
that THERE'S cause for the general increase.
sr so fs
cents month delivered by carrier
which the subscription Of West
get $4oo per Year for their papers and they
81 g'a much.
it is this
s feel % e,ne s tiff , the
pee may be more ore ain 81
that much for smaller
IL IA FEW EXAMPLES.
Herald a1odsos Call s pages daily 500
ord, Cal, pages So 90 per year.
Posattelo Idaho Sc weekly 81 So
Cairo Ill, g daily $6O
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-16

III Call on III Cav oel ker9 for Uphplster
Ing and General Repair ring Hair mat
tresses made to gorder. mat rsssess ind
feathers t reno Yated and suiab reilass re-
covered g Sewing mnc hines and bicycles
supplies for. sd a.
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Nytx "A /. a sL II. 81, q I, = 4

Why We Ask YourE Patronass
We have the 5larg ocl HE choic.
est drugs and 3che nlicals TO be found
At sell so much our took 5is alwaya
strictly fresh, not emit and reliable
81 MARTINS gDRUGSsTpREs
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49, - ~ "a X Y
NOTICE, TO#FARMER u 5tg

X NOTICE TofFARME Frs. s,si
To Wool Growers OF Marion nnd Mon.
ongalla Counties III n !. \ t5,;;fsS
I Will buy wool as usual, paying the
highest market prices and treat the
farmers L7tl'l1 as r always have. paying thu
highest market price for all COOL
M m1Herchantable wool. See me before
selling to any one else.
4Ss c. IF. RANDALL
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BALTIMORE g O II ID 0 5RAlLROA ADJ

j. - 81 tssl
BALTIMORE 6 OH 0 RAILROAD
Very Low i Rate
s s5s SUMMER EXCURSIONS
ATLANTIC CITY,
rs Cape IA ay, Sea Isle City, Ocean,
City, Ashury Park, Long Branch,
Point Pleasant, N. j.. Ocean c Ity.
Md, and Z Re hoboth Beach, Del.
East Ct ohior liver, Special low
rate excursions July e, 1e, 3o;I
August 10 and 81 land September
NJ 10. d. t,st II 4 !;
BOSTON, 3MAssS
General Federation OF Won1en's
Clubs June % to July 4.
Supreme Lodge, Knights Py-,
ttlas, August q to is.
.cHIcAGo,tlils. .l.ti. Is II $50
4 Republican National Convention,
June II, 1903. I. Y =
tcLEVELAN ., OHIO, #. 4:
National Educational Association,
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