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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
ALAsAMA sTRIkE slruArIoN.
Union Claims to Have 1900 Miners
IN It's Ranks.

Birmingham, Ala, July Is, No less
than one hundred deputies have been
appointed by sheriff Higdon in the
past three days for duty in the mining
district because of the strike Of the
union men.
The sheriff announces that the dep.
uties are being appointed at the re-
quest of the coal companies aud for
precautionary purposes only, no evil
dence OF intended violence having yet
been shown. Notices against tres
passing have been posted at a number
OF the mining camps, and organizers
OF the union are being closely watch.
cd.
President ]. r. Kennamer, Of Al.
anama district No. 90, United Mine
Workers, announced that with start
ce less than four thousand members
the first Of the week. the organization
now had over eleven thousand men In
the ranks and organizers are still
busy. With the work not in full
force there are about $4,000 men EN-.
Ployed at the mines. giving a big ma.
jerity to the union. according TO their
claims.
The operators held a meeting Sat.
urday. A statement was made that
the strike 20 far has not interrupted
operations any In the least. and that
all demands for coal are being met.
II is asserted that the deputies are be.
ing put on to prevent any possible
interference with those men who want
to work in the mines.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
LAkE OF on ON Lie /.
Terror Created Among the Natives Of
State Of Vera Cruz.

0bAN0 W NNto SIN4t
Chicago. July 10 IA dispatch ia
the Tribune from the City Of Mexico
says:
A lake OF OIL covering an area ol
more than one square mile and OF un'
known depth IN the state Of Vera
Cruz Is on fire. II has been burning
for five days and has created the Wild
est terror among the natives OF tnat
section. The blaze Is seen for more
than zoo miles at sea, according %
navigators who have arrived at Vera
Cruz and Tampico.
The scene OF the fre Is about rs
miles southeast OF Tampico. near the
San Geronimo river. II Is remote
from any railroad. An oil iield was
being developed at that place BY tas
Pennsylvania on company. which Il
composed OF Pittsburg men.
The company had bored a number
OF wells and all OF them were flowing
oil In large quantities. The product
was being placed In earthen storage
tanks preparatory 10 shipping
A careless workman accidentally Sc,
fire 20 one OF the wells and the namea
were communicated to the under
ground reservoir Of oil. a terriac
explosion occurred which uplIftsd the
eartha surface throughout the whole
field The explosion was heard TE
miles distant.
The oil company lost 100000 wortl
OF machinery aad The oil which has
been burned viii total millions or bar
reis. The entire OF field viii be
destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

Mobile. Ala July is "A Ilatilca-
burg. Miss. special uaya that Miss
Dalsy Powell twensy years ~ age.
and member II q iendihs famlly. vas
burned 10 death ~ her tome AZ the
Frnuh of . kef0kena explosion that
followed her attempt 70 start q
kileasn ore The Burning 0il vas
biown 1yeF her rl0iAinE. and iae aegh
sealded from Der hones Hsf mother
wMs burned In iha faee ard en ne
arms 10 an EFFORT % hsip me Rif.
she ass ihe daughter of n H Paw
an
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
BRYAN a WILLING LISTENER.
Members OF Lincoln Bryan Club enter.
tain Him.

tain Him.
Falrview. Lincoln, Neh,. July IS ---
William = Bryan, willing listener,
heard tales Of The Denver convention
Saturday. members of the Lincoln
Bryan club having returned from the
Colorado capital.
MT Bryan, Who had been under
heavy strain for fortnight. on.
ioyed fun nights rest and arose
greatly refreshed. ready for the many
conferences he viii have with his sup
porinrs duriag the coming week.
chief IN Importance viii De the
With to Falryiew OF members of the
now national committee noKt Tuesday
whom canpalvn plans VIII he discussed
and the matter OF a new chairman
taken up informally.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

Chicago City Approprlstss Money Ger
Special PurpeaE.

special FuFrcRE,
Chicago July rs 10 save babies
lives. the city council of Chicago made
a special appropriation Of $1,000 on
Friday night
Intestinal diseases among Infants.
cauFed chiefly ny the hot weather,
have been Of such frcauent occurrence
IN ChlcaEo that. according 20 relative
figures. the total deaths OF babies due
10 these complaints thlu year. Eill
reach the startling total % .tis.
Alarmed az the proapect Of thls
whologale siaughtoT of the innoeenls.
the coHncll authorized the transfer Of
$4,000 70 pay ono hundred physicians
who viii be employed by the city 70
disseminate Information concerning
tao causes and prevention of summer
alcknespoa among babies
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

senoia. Ca. July I8,-The largest
new.born habs on record eama 30 ihe
homo ~ Mr. and Mrs WIN Thomaa.
near Scngln. a few 6aya alnce Y
nensured - incaes n helaht ans
weighed ae peunda Aroand the mus
cle of ne arm meaaured 8 Inehsx
ana aFoand ~ etsat - izehss Ihs
baby was larger thar many thrseysar.
Ola rhilsrea
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

New York gaiy % That wuslam
= nfyAn q not " hhss fhe sapgoFs
W NNliEam n Hearst IL Indicated ~
ne sititgde ~ MF itearsis Two nswH
pagers 10 New Yegk T6e Amsstean
anG ne EfsninM l0nfnni The twe
Bapsrs annauaee 4 loss of condolences
ga theif part both "a ihe asm0eFaflg
party hh6 ln Hg Bsyan
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
sILL or LADlNo

Pdsc TO shippers ard Car.
prs ~ Commission.
lon. July ig.A new uni
lHdinE. designed as a sub.
The bills nov In use foT
ent y miscellaneous freight
ai merchandise. WaR ap.
its adoption recommended
mor carriers of TIE cpun-
nhipping public ~ the 10.
mmerce commission
~ iwo forms priried % the
2 different coliors. one foi
and one fpr ~crder~ c1n.
The -order hfn win pos
ein de2ree ~ negotlsbility
straiEhr hin vii BE- nop-
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
Asroplangss 70 Tour UnItsd states.

FFTTUTFIW7IE EW FWWF W"TNNW IE'N|09
Paris. Jniy ~ Prank n Iahm,
representing an American syndicate. Is
negotiating with Leon Deiagrauge, Toe
French aeroplanist. 10 tour the Unit
"a States and make public nlghia. thc
same as Henry Farmaa Who - unirT
SIR. Lahm'g management. Will DO.
DelAwrange offered certain 0biectious
b tho contract but these have been
removed and a Il pr0babis that hs
win sign II soon.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

Linceln. Nea fuiT ig TIE sog
iss q aii fAe tn0wn girtiur og tAs
Good a. Monany have seen recovered
TIE .int numAesB nsFea. Beafea f5F
i4rsaer Rupposes tictims d EpizN as
The railroad sFrfire ia imgfaginE saf
g niI iAAa several days y rputsfs n
10 nermRi
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

NashFilig Teag JaiY tf'fAa as1s
sefsilr soeafsEsiera, eolnmiftss " fhs
nistk Tsanessea aisfrfet met ae tinign
CTS rnfag aa4 aomisaiee hea riuis
Garrett. io saeeeed eima2lf
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

the Texas City.
100000 VISITORS EXPECTED
Dallas 10 Fantastlcally Carried IN
Flags and varLcolOrsd Bunting and
Proposes to Give the Great Army o.
eIks Royal Reception.

Dallas, Tex. July is.--wlth a my
rlad OF incandescent lighta and fan.
tastically garbcd In ilags and vari-Ocl.
ored bunting. Dallas Is In readiness
to receive her guests, tho vast army
OF Elks % America. who will moot Ia
annual session Monday.
Some Of them are here. and many
OF them are enroute. and by Monday
will pour into the city BY the thou
sands II ia estimated taal . full
100 900 visitors will have arrived be-
fore uightfall on Monday.
Byery artIace and strategy known 10
the decorators art has been employed
10 concert Dallas Into the 'city heauti-
ful, /" a city OF llghta ana coloru ana
far into the nlsht hundreds OF men
were at work putllng she last hnlaa-
lng touches 20 the general work ot
preparation.
Tho members Of the grand lodge Al.
ready In the city have pasacd favor.
able Judgment upon the elty's docora-
tiona and declare everything points 70
an epochmakiu9 convention.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

#sEPH M. BROWN.
half Of the committee, in
reviewed the recent cam
outlined what he considered
York TO be accomplished by
administration. Governor
Sn responded In his FIRST
ce the announcement OF his
for governor. Mr.. Brown
his platform and outlined
in the presence OF q large
1ch had gathered 70 witness
bny.
zens OF Marietta. farmers
surrounding county and
rgians from more distant
The state. were gathered on
AIR Browns residence and
speech Of notification and
hnce and applanded iiber'
ointment Or both speeches.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

pn8aeah ~ ggig "a sTne Ksa.
iueky Tvaressee ara MisssHsippi
ffaFeAae tlFns ssxeiaftsa eeaFaned
safe IhaFi0ay fgf q tarae aaga An
tsa WHY s.ee4 aslesatss ass "
sfiansassS
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

o'is. irf iuly "a Teie
ivei hers frrm IpAn W
orsAile cansiaais for vies
anrpaaee ihai ae Ill ~
nHer unt.i sinnaay. nhen
y tAaoogn wifh ~ mem-
nEii aai asu.wfalie om
eai. aps air Fsryne ~
FeseA fAaeara wednesday
fegnr~ b lr5snaapDsls -
Arrnzgemeais afe aeizs
~ reegsa AsFe.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14
ROWN NOTIFIED.
,minatiOn For Governor
| Of Georgia.
IEE or THIRTY-FlvE

Under instructions o. The
prevention that Met In Az
arrisd Intelligence 70 10
Brown
Ca, July 10. -'Hon. Jo-
8Own has been formally no.
Il nomination as the demo
bidate for governor of the
orgia.
'ttee OF thirty-ive, appoint
hirman Hal, OF the state
committee, under instruc-
1.-THE recent convention that
|ianta, brought the intelll-
|farietfa Saturday. reaching
n O'Clock IN a gRily dec
ney car from Atlanta.
kith. chairman Of the COM
hde the speech of notiflca.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14


Kern for second place.
the nominations vas made az t;25.
and the convention adjourned without
date
Sssseb Of John W. Ksh
John w. Kern was born is Alto,
Howard county. lndiGna, December
30, 1919 EIis forofataera we're ma
tIves OF Virginia and nsIghbora o.
ThomaR Jefferson. Az an early aga
Kern attended normal school a. Ko
k0mo. Ind He taught aeaool f0r .
while and then went " Ann Arbor 10
study law 80 got his degree from
enc University o. MichignB before be
was old enough 10 vote and ~ twenty.
ono was nominated FOR representative
from Howard coHnfy making q etrqR9
canyafu "a 4 fepubllran hailiwiek SOB.
seQnentiy he wnk elected city aifornsy
of Kok0mo Cor six terms. th0uNh ths
cosncii vs. elwayt republiean 10
1855 ha wns elected reporter ~ tAs
rapfems ard apptll1is courts ~ n
diana
After mogtng - lnsisrapoliE hs wa
sent 70 IA state aenMfe 10 fS81 aas
terame nr aeknowipaKed lsaaeg -
thai BODY. Hfs served fn ne state
ssnais anfii 1859 FROM 1877 20 tpei
be waa sisy sstofpey ~ fneissaBosis.
"a 1900 ~ WA nominRieg toF NpFes
nor o. ths asmscrafic ticEat baf coait
uR stem fhe tlee agniali ilfyan whoas
nrra frien3 he Nak Kerr uts aEsin
n0miatsz Cor governor a. ip0f bpi
ruusitions aer4 sflsl aEainsf eeasesfai
ie success n lmeiara Me tfts0ill
aerpcnte6 tss fgnominati0u a Hfyan
Coz ~ grsHissney iE ib@f @ut wna
amc1g ne hrui " seeiaSs ~ A'iD9
y PHrssr Nhsn ~ rrlan s1misHist
himseif frum ~ FNce Mr Nefa
nigAg hass ha1 ~ 8emaefAfie site
nrmaaasuG nswianfboa IL 1884, sHs
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-14

With a powerful undercnFrent already
~ motion toward the domination Of
Kern for second place
The nomination. vas made az t;25,
and the convention adjourned without
date
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
SAME ACCOMMODATIONS
President Makes Letter Sen, the
Attorney General.
EQUAL FARE, EQUAL CAR.
Attention IL Called to the Purpor,ed
Failure Of Certain Southern Railway
Company to Comply With Order and
Injunction Proceedings Suggested.

Washington, Apnl President
Roosevelt "Wednesday made public hlp
letter OF Aprll TO tho attorney gen
'ml directing proceedings by inlunc
ton to compel certain railroads OF tho
south to furnish equal accommodation
to white aud negro passengers. Tho
text OF the presidents letter Ia "a
followa,
To tho Department OF Justice, |
forward herewith the. report of tho
Interstate commerce commission con.
tanning liza order of june a. 1907, and
report OF failure OF railroad companies
TO obey thiu order undor date OF
March 70, 1908, together with tho lot,
tor OF the commission of April /, 1908,
II appears the Nashville, CHATTANOOGA
and So Louis Railway company hea
not complied with the order of tho
commission to furnish the aamo faelll
ties to eolored passengers paying first
olaah fare that n furnished white pas.
tengew paying first class fare From
time TO time various compAinta have
been made 10 me by reputable colorod
people to the oItoct that the accommo,
dAtiona furnished cnlOrod persona ON
certain railways are filthy and mad.
oQuato compared 10 the same accom-.
medatlona furnished white passengers
paying the Same fare The commission
has taken what IN mQucatlonahly the
Hght ground that where separate ao.
oommodatlOm are provided for white
ana ooloted pnaaongora ncCommoda,
tiona for colorod pasucngors must he
en eood aa those furnished white pas
hengoW Tor the aNmo money In other
words, white there Ia nothing In law
which Iorhds separate accommoda'
tiona, those accommodation must be-
equal
The principle OF equality of accom-.
IN set out explicitly In varl.
oua state laws For instance the code
OF the state OF Alabama provides there
shall be- equal hut separate accom-,
Tor the white aud colorod
races by providing two or moro pas,
hcnger ears for zach passenger train
and by dividing passenger cara by
partitions The action OF the commits
sion has simply been TO insist that
accommodation be the equal In CON
venlcnco and comfort for the Same |
money, wherever separation IN made |
In this particular case whore n rail- |
way has neglected 10 comply with the |
order of the commission, II In import |
mt that compliance with this order be- |
Immediately obtained | suggest you
proceed TO enforce the order by In
proceedings unloas In your
udgment some other course IN pre-
orahle
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
A. ANp N. oollror pRoposALs.

ny authority of the Board OF nlroc.
tors bids will be received IN their
rooms IN the Messllall nj nine o'clock
Wednesday June 10th, FOR Supplying
the Mcssllall with beef for tho sea.
sion of la0S0, nlds will be received
for the entire beef carcass, less the
liver and onohat the neck The mini.
mum weight for n dressed carcass to
be $40 pounds. No stays or bulls to
hc slaughtered Also for choice cuts
OF beef that have been Inspected AMI
approved by n United states Govern.
mcnt Inspector Grass fed beef from
the opening of the session In Septom.
her TO the first OF January, Corn fod
beef from January ilret TO close OF
the session In juno, The right ~ re-.
served by the College 10 furnish, sub
ioct To contract price, such hccyos as
II may have on hand from the College
herd bids viii also be- received for
furnishing pork during the above scs.
sion with the same reservation Cor
the College 10 furnish hogs that they
may have ON hand, at the contract
price, A certified check for $500 must
accompany each hid A bond of sui
ncicnt amount win be required OF tho
successful bidder To compel faithful
compliance with the contract The
iipht Is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids,
l., H. Mclnnls
u, H. Harrington,
June 10, 4 and w. Committee,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
j. w. BATS

Have In Office the only set OF Abstract
Books Of Brayos County Land Tltlos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09

V. II. Hudson w, M.Wilson
Bryan, Texas, Franklin, Tex
SON, a WI soN
Attonoys.at'Law
Bryan and Franklin, Texas
WIN practice In county, state and Tod
eral courts, Special attention 20
business In DrOzos and Rob
inson counties,
FOR sA-
li7G acres of land In tho Moses
Hughes survey, near Edge. Price
and terms reasonable,
Half acre OF land with improve
monts, one block east OF my home,
Two small farms adjoining each
other, consisting OF 80 and 20 acres
respectively; each In cultivation and
west OF Bryan, on Sandy Point road
well improved; situated three miles
v. q. HUDSON.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09

FOR SALE.
ono half block vnd six room mousse
IN good hcighborhood brick cistorn;
SHADE trteo Price $4,000 Small
cash paymodt forms easy
]. w. BATS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
NAME is SMITH.

Locked IN Car Eleven Days Without
Food or Water
sherman ToXo April G-Tho youna
man found In n box ear az Whltcsboro
after staying locked mp eleven days
without food or wOtor recovered sui
tIciontly to say that his name II Frank
Smith aud hls homo ut Wichita Falls
4 brother Robert Smith OF Hodrlck
okla was notified and viii come
down and take hM brother homo
Young Smith haa no remembrance Of
how he cRmc In the box car, but
thinks he was druggod and thrown In.
lie has been missing from homo two
weeks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
GLOBE GRASP FATAL,

TWO TWuUtlNH VuIW OF ET0uVIVIVY
Enter Body OF James Ryan.
Chllllcothc, o. April G,-lamcs
Ryan, thlrtyalx years old, n local
bollormaker was olcotrocuted Mon.
day lie was employed NJ Marflcld'a
mill and was handed light globe
by n helper Ryan had no gloves on
when he grnspod the globe, The hclp.
or saw him In commissions and ran NJ
once to turn the current Off When he
Toturnod he found Ryan dead. The
wires had became crossed and the full
current Of 1000 volts sent through
Ryan's body
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
TEXAS COMPANY serTLus,

Pays 10 state Treasurer Full Amount
OF Taxes Due
Austin, Aprll Tho Texas com
pnny paid into tho atntc TREASURY s27t
$40, which II the full amount OF tax
due me state under old rross receipts
law, and which covers tho period from
Aprll T. 1908 10 Aug ~. 1907 The
company contested payment Of this
tax through nll the courts Several
other companies Joined Toxins com.
pony In contestlng this law but have
paid up, the amounts not bolng near
no large M thls one
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-09
A AND N. ooLLron pRoposALs.


nlda viii be received NJ the office "
the President up to I o'clock April
goth for l,l00 cords of good merchant,
able wood IN minimum OF $50 cords
1850 cords Ia be delivered along the
side Of the l. a q, ~ Railroad Spur
as designated by the President OF the
College, $50 cords TO be delivered at
the Moss.llall Grade OF the wood and
cordlng subject 10 approval by the
President of the College, Thrco.nttha
of the whole amount OF zach contract
Of wood 90 be delivered by January 1,
1905, the remainder M called for by
the President of the College, A Ger
tiled check for one sixth the value OF
cnch bid must accompany such bid
4 bond OF sufficient amount viii be re,
CURED of the successful bidder to com
pei faithful compliance with the con.
tract The right IL reserved to ro.
icct any aud all bids,
l., H. Mcluns,
H. II, Harrington
(Aprll 20 Il and w Committee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

DESIGNATION 10 ENTRY of LANDS IN
N National Forest. Notice II hereby gwen
that the lands described below. embracing
iilo acrrs. within the Cascade National Forest
OREGON, will he suhicc, to settlement anh On
try under the provisions ot the homcNcW
laws OF the United states and the ~c' "'
June II, iNs, tsl stat, pal, at the th,lcd states
Land once At isk,,tcw, oregon, On AusnN
sth. ipus Any settler Who was actually ann w
good iaith claiming any VI said lands lot agrl'
cultural purposes prior 10 January L. WV ana
has not abe rdOncd same, has preference
right to MIKE y homestead entry iof the lsnd'
sctuslly ,cupicd, Said lands wcfc listed nr'
on the applications Of the persons mentioned
below, who have y preference tishi subject 'n
the prior tisht Of auy such settler provided
such settler or applicant Is qoai,h"d to max"
homestead entry aud the preference rishi j.
exercised prior to August Sh, ips On which
date the lands will be subject to settlement
aud entry by any qualified person, III" lands
are a. follows The , hi vi M ~, see -, the
" hf ni NV az, See q. listed upon application
uf Jcssc 4. Rose, ~, klamath, Oregon tho : h'
Of NV az, the NJ ~ NJ sW qt, the III ~ NV
lt ot sW ~. see -. upnn application "I shct.
man 4 RtnWn. futi klamath, oregon the sN
AZ oi - az, the ~ " 1T sN ", See -, the III
VI Sw ~, see NJ, upon application At ft'o q.
RfONu. Fort klamath, ptrsous tue ~ :"
NJ. see y. Z u, =, Rof. " Met, upon spp','a
Ion oi Daniel a, Brown, ~, klamath, oregon
appt, Nima,cly see o., I - 10
Il. beginning al y point " chain, south "l Nv
corner oi See 81. I . SRI ~. th'uc" "
yhalAs. thence south ~ chains. thence " ~
rhaIns, thence " chaius. thence ; ~ chains,
thence y Cn ch.lus to poin, oi beginning. upon
application of Roy u wi~, ~ klamath, ur'.
gon. surveyed the " hi oi " H. 81" ", Z = :,
RsE, upon application nj } l.. Poole, Eosl"ni,
oregon. alleging settlement l.I, the SN ~ 1i
sW az ~ sec 10, I - :, x 10 b. upon srpli'.
tIon of : l. Howard, No,lsnd. oregon the w
at uf NEq qt III. " hi III ~ ~. sc -, the NN
AZ II ~ az. see -. - :. II ~. upon aPpl
rstiun oi john tidrf. riincNillc. oregon th"
Il III oi ~ ~ oi 81 ~, see s, the III "t ~
section :. ra,s, 10 D., upon application ni
Iieo nolan, Ruslsni, oregon,
fRfp pFSNkTE
Commissioner at the General land ofir"
Approved May -, leN
TKNNk PIERCE,
FIRST Assistant secretary IT the Intrfiut
Lists sI'. -, ioA. it2. iSEl, is,- OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION

Department II the Interior. U. ;,
Land Oiil,c. ut i,kcNicw. oregon. Jun"
;. lOns. Notice Is hereby given ,ha,
William 7. schrcin-r. II klamath Falls,
Oregon. Who, on August ~. 1902, made
homestead entry. No. ?;l?. Tor sE'.
Sri,. section n, ~, NE', Section ~,
sWts sNi. section -. Tosn,hip ~ ;.
Range T. Willamette Meridian. has
hl-d notice oi intention to max. final
Five Year rroni. I" establish claim I"
the land aboy, described. before County
Clerk klamath County, nj his Office at
klama'h fall-, Oregon, On the SRI day
II August, ifOS. Claimant names NJ.
witn.ss's
4. VI. Jami."n, of Klamath Fails, pi-
son Ben Carlisle. Of Klamath Fails. of'
eson: " 4. Eoudinot Of Klamath Fails.
Oregon: u. Nulkry. oi klamath Falls.
Oregon. hs
J y. Wsr-1N, Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Notice

All accounts due me must Lc settled
by note or cash within thirty day. or
they will be published and sold q, pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder.
q. y. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE YOK SALE

FOR sALE-l60 Acre La1ch Located
| miles east oi Klamath Fail. q harg.
ain for some homeseeker, lot particulars
inquire at this Office. 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

Foh SaLE--Ohe dresser one wash
stand, one rocking chair. one table and
one heating stove. Call at the Brick
store. A,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

saies-Two practically new Herring.
liall-Maryin safes, at n bargain, one COX
"a inches aud one 25x32 inches, inside.
Inquire at iici,kempers Jewely store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS

LOSr-Onc ~ Smith & Weston ~.
volyer between Cour, House and Lake.
side Inn. Finder will be libady re.
warded by leaving same a, Lakeside Inn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

The city council of akeview have decided to close all
the saloons in that town at midnight An ordinance is
being prepared and will be in effect July7 It has also
been decided to limit the saloons for which license should
he granted to the present holders of the same comprising
eight saloons.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

MONEY To IOAN-Hard times bat 4
have some money to loan II you have
the security. T.. u. Hall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
For Sale

One whole business block IN klamath
Falls Tor sale ior forty cents on the dol.
lar of what II was worth thirty days
ago. e. d. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29

FOR sALE-Ro,ary ball bearing
White Sewing Machine, latest design.
at Glllrits Furniture Store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
FOX SALE

For Sale-un,ierwooi Typewriter in
good condition so. u. V. KuykendaiI.