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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13
State Fair Visitors.

Awaiting themselves of the
splendid weather that prevailed
last week, at large contingent of
Winfield residents attended the
Louisiana State fair at Shreveport
last Friday and Saturday.
Am NJ those VIII enjoyed the trip
were Messrs. Wade Long, l.. 4.
Carroway. A. Watts, jim Watts.
Sheriff F. l.. Shaw and wife. j.
T. Wood, Mai Will ii. Tundard.
Willie Walker. ID. +. Dunn, G. III.
Elliot, DIR. s. Z. Nixon. DIR. j. j.
Peters, Misses Mary Wood. Ella
Peters. Miss Annie Lee Nixon.
Miss Eivia Fisher. Mrs. A. b.
Norrid, Mrs. Nj. NJ. Fisher, Mrs.
w. w. Wallace and son. Mi>~
Elva: Crawfor,'. Possibly others
attended whose name. were no:
learned. Most of the visitors
returned Saturday and Sunday,
and proclaimed that they enjoyed
the display at the Fair very
thoroughly.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Gro to I. j. Drcwett's for fresh
mackerel. 9-18tf
Fresh Cranberries and Celery
every week ut Wood Grocery Co.
Sewar.l's candies and fruits car
be had ut 4. j. Drewett's. 9-lStf
Royal values at $3.50 Americas
shoes, all styles and feathers.
Fresh majestic and star break
fast bacon and pigs feet at
Woods Grocer Co.
r. L. Harris, of Sibley, was a
visitor to town on last Friday.
Ladies' high heel overshoes al
Rouss Racket Store. nib
Mr.. j. j. Carr, of Doslson, was
n visitor here last Sunday among
his relatives.
T. j. Drewett is headquarters
for Ajax hams and lard. 9-lSlf
Mems and ladies' underwear to
keep the cold out at Rouss Racket
Store. nl3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mashaw
spent the first four days of this
week in New Orleans.
Rouss Racket Store sells every
thing for less, why not save your
dollars by trading there. nib
Mr.. Henry Couch of Magnolia,
Ark, after spending several days
with relatives, left for his home
last Sunday.
Excellence" flour gives uni
yersal satisfaction. Wood Grocer
Company.
Get q Full Size Bottle Of
Smiths Kidney Cure Free at
City Drug Co.
Il is noticeable that those who
eat Crsnberries freely have few
a.,ments. At Wood Grocery Co.
Messers. John Wright and
Frank Stewar: were among the
sxcarsioni>ts on the J.. X. & N.
last Sunday.
WANTED-Every one to visit
our store. Ruuss Racket Store.
French Opera Coffee, the popu
lar drink. Why? Try il and
see. Wood GROCER Co. If
Mr.. j. w. Boyett, Jr., and J..
N. DeLoach went to New Orleans
Monday to attend the Farmers
Union Convention Nov. III aud IL.
Dixie Girls are loved by all.
Ask to see them at Amuricus|
Shoe Store. nl3
Assessor J. T. Durham aud
wife left on Wednesday Tor Ne.
lsbanon to sisit their daughter.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

attended by DIR. s. G. Fittz. DIR.
Milburn is wished an enjoyable
visit to his former home.
Come and be convinced that
we are Offering the best values
ever shown in Louisiana ut Wlnn-
fields exclusive shoe store.
Americas for men, Dixie Girl for
women, misses aud children are
the goods. NIB
1t Is gratifying to the travelling
public to know that the l.. K. &
n. has resumed through traffic To
New Orleans over their line. The
transfer has been interrupted
since the high water. ON account
of distractions IN the river. This
has been overcome and operations
over the line resumed to the ter
minal ia New Orleans.
A complete line of canned Cal
lfornia fruits, rasins, currants,
and canned tomatoes. corn. kraut,
hominy, fresh stock. Special
prices on case lots, at Woods
Grocer Co.
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Vara, who is attending school at
that place.
Come and see the piano we are
gong To give away at Rouss
Racket Store. ul3
Pure Bulk Lard at Wood Gocer
Co.
Sol Ray, formerly of Eros. after
a visit to relatives here, left on
Monday for Rochelle, where he is
at present stationed.
Everything for everybody at
the Americas Shoe Store. See
the Dixie Girls.
Remember Red Cross Liver
Medicine is Tasteless and the
best made.
Heinz Pickles and Catsup can
be had at I. j. Drewett's Cash
Store. 9-lStf
Maj win a. Strong. managing
editor of the Sentinel, joined the
officials of the l. X. 4 n. Co.,
in an excursion to New Orleans
last Sunday.
Shoes for the whole family and
baby too, at the Americas Shoe
Store. nl3
Messers. G. L. Vaughn and
w. A. Nc Cloud. official of the
L. X. & N, v sitors tn WINFIELD
during the early part of the week,
on business connected with the
line.
"Bulte's Excellence" flour is
best on earth. Try one sack, and
you'll use no other kind. You
can get it ut Wood Grocer Co. If
How would you like to own a
$500 piano? Rouss Racket Store
is going to give one away.
DR.. Win. Hightower has leased
the Opera House for the season
and will open moving pictures
AMI high class vaudeville, chang
ing bills each night, repeating
nothing; also changing people
each week giving WINFIELD peo-
pie the same class Of entertain
ment that tney have IN the cities
at the same price, 10 cents.
All will be convinced, the most
skeptical, that the Americas
shoes are the best. also see the
Dixie Girls ut Americas Shoe
Store. nl3|
Woods Grocer Company Keeps
ON hand fresh cabbage. onions.
sweet and Irish potatoes, toma-
toes and Kalamazoo celery.
DIR. II. G. MiIburn will leave |
for his old home, Whitcastie.
next Monday, on visit to
relatives and To attend to some |
business. He expects to be
absent about aweek. Daring his
,bsenoe bis patients vii hel
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The Famous.

Recognizing the power OF adj
vertising. Manager J. Isralsky. OF
the popular Famous. presents to
the public some rare bargains in
his line of goods He is sure to
satisfy every Customer, Give
MIN a Gail.
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Thomas & Boughton.

Special attention is directed to
q he card of Thomas & Boughton.
who have perm lnentlv located in
Wiaaheld to follow their trade OF
plumbers aud timers. Expert
enced IN heir work they deserve
he liberal patronage of the PEG
pie.
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Hard 81 CaPPaWaY.

Attention is directed to the
card of these providers for the
in, er man fouad in another
column. They deal in fresh
meats, oysters, hides. wool. etc
See them at the City Market.
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]. 7. 0'Quin.

Not TO be ontdone in the line of
competition. the above energetic
business proprietor, successor to
O'Qdin & GIBSON, again informs
the pubic OF his line of goods
that will attract the attention of
every purchaser who will visit his
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13
A. Sassine q Bro.

This wide-awake business firm
are publishing their line OF goods
at reduced figures that afford to
every customer the opportunity
to make cheap purchases. Ex-
anime their varied stock.
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SuICSSSsOu NOtfCe.
Succession of Aaudie Dell 1hornton M o,oa-
state OF Louisiana. orh Judicial District
Parish OF VIM.
Whereas, Mr. 4. J. Thornton has petit;o,.s
the Court FOR letters Of administration on ~ =
ss.ale OK .as late AAndie Dell Thornton, de-
sosiee Il hereby given ell whom II NAV
prayer q he sald letltifner shyUld not h.
granted BY orcef "a the coprs.
X ARIEL Clerk Ffflh
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

The members of the B. Y. P.
Il and u number of their friends
were royalty entertained at u
social last Frtlay night. Novem-
Der 6. atthe llanle of Mayor aud
AMI Mrs. j ID. Pace. The pal or
aud dining rpun were de oratei
with rare AMI beausifui fowers
After enjnyi.g themselves for a
hi'e with diff, rent amusement.
The guests we're invited INTO tho
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13
Quarterly Meeting.

Rev. c. b. Carter. of Ruston,
Presiding Elder. will arrive Satur.
day the I4th INST. and hold quar-
terly conference at the Methodist
Episcopal Church at $500 p. m,
and will preach Sunday, the 18th.
ataiI a. m. and 1890 p. m. This
will be his last vnit in his present
official relation. this being the last
year OF quadennium on this dis
trict. He IS not eligible for re-
appointment.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

Alter several days of mild
"eae.er rain Tuesday morning
Va followed by a drop in the
temperature with frost Thursday
mosa'ng and still colder last night.
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Special Offer.

200 pairs of Wits favorite S.
patent Wei shoes. Tue shoe made
ON the jamestown Exposition
grounds, which took the gold
medal over all competitors. Made
tn retail for s. under the EXPOSE
ton stamp, and sold to Us as q
job lot, as good as any So shoe
sold on the face of the earth.
Until sold. So IS per pair. Come
while we have your size at the
Anericus Shoe Store.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

The following is the list of com
missioners and clerks selected to
serve at the special school tax
election at Boles School District,
on Tuesday. November II. 1905:
K. w. Higdon. r chard johnson.
w. b. Martin, commissioners; ].
M. Pace. clerk.
Shady Grove School District,
A Frank Jr. Jessie Nc Nauhton,
r " Sanders, commissioners;
II. u Nixon. clerk.
NattsvIle School Distrcs. c.
Is Carter, f. T. Garrett. George
Bales. commissioners; p. Car.
penter. ccrk.
T. DURHAM.
EARL K. KIDD,
Supervisors of Electior.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

AT the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nv. Allen. Thursday night
November 5. 1908. occurred the
wedding of. their daughter, Miss
Geneva, to Mr.. b. M. Sharkey, of
Crossett. Ark. II was a quiet
home wedding. no cards having
been issued. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. ]. R. Edwards,
pastor of the Baptist Church.
Mr.. Sharkey is an experienced
and efficient machinist, employed
IN the shops at Crossett, Ark, as
chief boilermaker.
Miss Allen is one of Winnfeld's
most esiimable young ladies. be-
loved and respected by all. The
happy couple left on the L. r. &
N. on Friday for Shreveport on a
visit and from there to their future
home IN Crossett. They are wish
ed all possible happiness by their
many friends.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13

The William Walker. Chapter
y. u. I. viii meet at 8 p. m. We'd
aesday, Nov 10. at the residence
OF Miss Nettie Bernstein. All are
urged 10 attend.
MRS A. b. NELSON. Pres.
MRS Cas- Moss. Sec'y.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-11-13
High School Notes.

ANySV0o
The High School Society bed
their weekly meeting last Friday.
aud the following program was
carried out:
Music. Ethel Allen.
Musical Duet, Minnie Perefs
and Eva Sewers.
Reading, fanny Bozeman.
Recitation. Nettie Durham.
Vocal Solo. Robert Gamble.
Vocal Solo. Geo. Bozeman.
The Eighth Grade Society rem
dered the following program:
Reading. Clyde Bozeman.
Reading. Eva Hern.
Debate-afirmative, EsteiIe
lannehill. Florence Peters; mega
tive. Willie Durham. Roy Wright.
Music. Lease Bailey.
Vocal Solo. Celeste Brian.
Vocal Duet. EH6e Shaw and Roy
Wright.
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wanted--A position as clerk.
scaIer or time Keeper. Some sx
prrienre. Can give reference.
Address care this Office. nl3-2.
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Temperance Meeting.

Tie Baptist young people have
the following program for their
meeting at $3.50 next Sunday
afternoon, November Is:
The saloon q danger in politics.-w. w.
Grigsby-
lean life.-Miss Lola Bozeman.
The church In politics; Is it ever proper
Herbert Robinson.
= Reading, the Anti-Saioon League and its
Works-Miss Nancy Long.
Local option: Is IL q final methods-H. ].
Odom-
Statewide prohibition; when is it the bes
remedyf-Cas Moss
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sentatye5, was passed and hc sisneS
the engrosgea copy thereof in open ses.
sion.
Mr.. Tms an moyd that the melton
be reconsidered, and that that motion
do lre upon the table.
The House went into the committee
Of the whole for the consideration Of
senate Bill No. $50, MI J. Rog VIII
llams, chairman.
The committee arose, reporting, rec
ommendlng that the bill do pass.
Senate No. $50. having been
read on two previous several Iegislr
tivs days, was placed on third read
ing and final passage. the question bs
ing, "shali the bill pass?" Roll call re
suited,
Ayes-Abbott, Allen. Anthony Arm
strong Of Klowa. Ashby, Baldwin, Bah
lard Banks. Beck Bowdre, Boyle
Branson, Broom, Brown, Bryan. Bu'
Ter. Carson, Casteel, Chappell Chas-
tain, Cope Crouch, Day Deyerle, DIT
rant, burst Earle, Farley Evans,
Faulkner Fraser Harris, Harrison OF
Hughes, Harrison Of McCursain Har
hawkins, hendrlckson, Hobby Hol
land. Huddleslon. Hudson Japp Jar
rett Jesse, Johnson. Jones, Lindsey
lockwood London Manus. Martin.
Moore Murdoch, MeAdoo, Mccana,
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McCants. McElhaney, aIurIey, NorvelI
o'Neal. Paschal Pendergraft, Porter.
Putnam, Rainey, Reeve, RatIiff. RID.
die. Rider, Ross. Sands. shearer. sher
man, skeen, Smith OF Dewey. smith
Of Custer, Smith Of Delaware, Smith Of
Grant. snelson, staeneH stephens
stettmund, Stone, swengle, Tabor
Tandy. TiIlotson, Turner UtterbaclL
Vandaveer, vandeventer. wortrncn
watrous. whitehurst. whitson, WI
liams Of comanche. Williams Of Push.
mataha. Wilson.
Total ayessos. y a
Nays-None. "a a
Absont--Armstron Of choctaw
briggs. Durham, Ellis. Ezzard. Fishen
King. orcutt, Smith OF washita. stw
ers. Mr Speaker Cduray).
Total absent--ll.
The Speaker announced thar tha
BILL having received majority Of ,ae
votes OF all the members OF the House
of Representatives, was passed. and
he signed the enUossed copy thereof
in open session
The House went Into the committee
Of he whole for the consideration of
Senate Bin No. 4oL Mr. Ballard
chairman.
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Ayes Abbott. Anthony. Armstrong
Of Kiowa. Baldwin. BaIlasa. Banks
Beck, Bowdre, Briggs, Branson, Broom.
Brown. Bryan, Butter. Carson, Cas-
teel, chappen. Chastain, Cone. Day
Durant. burst Farley, Evans, Faulk
ner, Fraser, Harris. Harrison q Nc
Curtain, Hart, Hawkins. Hendrickson,
Hobby. Holland, Huddletson Hudson.
Japp. Jarrett, Jesse. Johnssa. Jones.
Lindsey, Lockwood. Manus, Martin,
Murdoch, McAdoo, McElhaney, Murley,
Norvell, Paschal. Pendergraft, Porter.
Putnam, Rainey. Reeve, Riddle, Rider.
Ross, Sands. shearer. Sherman, skeen.
Smith Of Dewey. Smith of Custer,
Smith OF Delaware, Smith Of Grant,
snelson. stagner, stettmund, suvers.
Stone. swengle. Tandy, Tnlotson,
Turner, JItterbaclS. vandaveer van.
deventer, Workman. watrous. white
hurst, Williams Of Comanche, VII
Iliams Of Pushmataha, Mr. Speaker
/ CMurray).
Total ayes-si
Nays-Allen, Ashby Deyeria, Earle,
Harrison os Hughes. Moore. Mccants
Ratlff, Tabor, whitaon, Wilson.
Total nays-i1
Absent-Armstrong, Of Ckoctaw
Boyle, Crouch, Durham. Ellis, Ezzard
Fisher King, London. McCalla. o'Neal
orcutt Smith Of wsshita. stephens.
Total absent--l4.
The Speaker announced that the
bin, with the emergency, having re
ceiyed a majority of the votes Of all
the members Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. was passed, and he signed
THE engrossed copy thereof IN open
session.
The House went into committee Of
the whole for the consideration Of sero
ate Bill No. 33l. Mr.. Hawkins. chair
man.
The committee arose reporting. rec
ommending that the bill do pass.
Senate Bill No. 334. having been
read on two previous several legisla
tive days, las placed on third read.
Ing and passage, the question
being. esh4 tho bill. with the emerg
ency, pass?" Roll call resulted:
Ayes-Abbott. Allen, Anthony, Arm.
strong Of Kiowa, Ashby, Baldwin,
Banks, Beck, Bowdre. Branson, Brown.
Bryan, Butler, Carson. casteel, Chap.
pell Chastain, Cope, Day, Deyeris,
Durant burst, Farley, Evans, Faulk-
ner, Fraser, Harris. Harrison Of Nc.
Curtain, Hart, Hawkins. Hendrickson
Hobby, Holland. Hudson. Japp, Jarrett.
jesse, Jones, Lindsey, Lockwood. Man.
us, Martin, Murdoch, McAdoo, Mccall
la, McCants, McElhaney, Murley, Nor
veil, o'Neal, Paschal, Porter, Putnam.
Rainey Reeve, Ratlln, Riddle. Rider
Ross, Sands. shearer, Sherman. skeen.
Smith Of Dewey, Smith of Custer.
Smith Of Grant snelson. stagner.
stettmund, stivers, Stone. swengie,
Tabor Tandy. 1inotson. Turner Ut.
terbaeb, vandayeer vandeyenter Wat.
rous, whitehurst, whitson. Williams
OF comanche, Williams Of Pushmata.
ha, Mr.. Speaker (Murra).
Total ayes-s5.
Nays Ballard, Earle, Harrison OF
Hughes Johnson, Smith of Delaware.
Workman.
Total nays-6
Absent-Armstrong OF Choctaw,
Boyle, Briggs. Broom, Crouch, Dat
ham. Ellis. Ezzard. Fisher, II ddles.
ton, King. London, Moore, orcutt
Pondergraft. Smith OF Washington
stephens, Wilson.
4 Total absent--is.
The SPEAKER announced that tho
bill, with the emergency, having re
ceived a majority Of the votes Of an
the member 0i The House Of Repre-
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laoni turner, tlteFptcki NanuaFcei,
vandeveater Workman. watrous,
whitehurst, whitson. Williams Of Co
manche, Williams OF Pushmatsha,
Mr. Speaker tMurray).
Total ayes-ao.
Nays-McAdoo. Porter.
Total nays p
Absent-Armstfong Of choctaw,
uoyle, Broom. Crouch. Durham, Earle,
Ellis, Ezzard, King, London. o'Neai,
orcutt. Smith of Custer, smith VI
washita, snelson. sweugle, Wilson.
Total absent-17.
The Speaker announced that the
bin. having received a majority Of the
votes Of all the members OF the House
Of Representatives, was passed and he
signed the engrossed copy thereof in
open session.
The conference committee report on
Senate Bill No. sss was read ana
adopted, and the bill as amended was
adopted by the following vote;
Ayes-Abbott, Anthony. Armstrong
of Kowa Ashby Baldwin, Ballard,
Banks. Beck. Bowdre. Briggs Bran-
son, Bloom, Grown, Bryan. Butler
carson, Casteel Chappell, chastaln
Cope, Day. Deyehe, purant, burst
Earle, BARLEY, Evans, Faulkner, Har
ris, Harrison Of Hughes. Harrison Of
| Mccurtaln, Hart, Hendrickson, Hobby
Holland, HuddIeston, Hudson, Japp
Jarrett, Johnson, Jones, King, Lindsey
Lockwood, London. Manus, Martin.
Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo, MeCalla
Mccants, McElhaney, Murley, Norvell
lo'Neal, Passhal, Pendergraft, Porter,
Putnam, Relney, Reeve, Ratlifs, Rid
die, Rider. Ross, Sands, sbearer, sher-
man. skeen, Smith of Custer, smith Of
Delaware, Smith of Grant snelson,
lstagner. Stephens, stettmund, stiyers,
swengle, Tandy. TiIlotson, Turner,
Vandayeer vsndeventer. Workman,
whitehurst whitson, Williams Of Co
manche, Williams OF Pushmataha, VIII,
son, Mr.. Speaker (Murray).
Total ayes-9O
Nays-Fraser, Smith of Dewey
Stone. Utterback.
Total Nays.
Absent--Allen, Armstrong Of choo-
taw. Boyle. Crouch. Durham. Ellis.
Ezzard, Fisher Hawkins. Jesse. Lon.
don. orcutt, Smith Of washita, Tabor
watrous.
Total absent-15.
A message was read from the Gov
ernor announcing that he had ap-
proved and signed House Bills Nos.
I717 7O7 us, 6la, 7o2, 557 and 247.
and Joint Resolution No. 3.
The following message was received
from the Governor and read:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Gu.4rie, Okla. May 20, 1908.
ITO the House OF Representatives:
want to respectfully appeal to you
to give the antitrust bill, as present.
ed by Chairman Mccalla. the earliest
possible consideration today SO that
fit may reach the Senate. for their final
consideration.
seid bill as presented by Represen-
tation McCalla Is in exact form as
prepared by its authors and myself at
the time the veto Of the original Sen
ate Bill No. 4 was decided upon.
Respectfully submitted,
c. n. HASKELL. Governor.
The following report was read;
State Of Oklahoma, House os Repre-
sentauves.
Guthrie, Okla, May 25, 1908.
Mr. Speaker
]
Your Committee on Enrolment begs
leave to report that It has carefully
compared the enrolled copy Of House
Bill No. 7i3, GIG with the engrossed
copy thereof and finds said enrolment
to be correct and in proper form. and
It Il herewith transmitted to you for
your signature.
Very respectfully,
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A high claBs hotel conducted
FOR your comfort. Remodeled,
refurnished throughout. Direct
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20 minutes. Capitol, 20 min.
ufes. Shops and Theatres. 10
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Wayslde Inn and Cottages
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Send Tor booklet
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Very respectfully

HUDSON, Chairman.
The Speaker signed the enrolled
copies Of House Bills Nos. 7ls and G7s
in open session. after reading at
length.
Mr.. Ralney moved to take up the
antitrust bin Immediately aftsr the
noon hour
The House went into the committee
OF the whole for the consideration Of
Senate Bin No. ssl. Mr.. Ross. Chair
man.
Tho committee arose reporting. rec.
ommending that the bin do pass.
Senate BIZ No. se4, having been
read on two previous several legisla.
tive days, was placed on third reading
and final passage. the question being.
"shal the bin. with the emergency.
passr" Roll cali resulted:
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The Speaker announced that the bin.
with the emergency. having received o
majority Of the votes OF all the mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives.
was PASSED, and be signed the en-
crossed copy thereof in open session.
The Speaker appointed as confer.
ence committee on Senate Bin No.
229, Ezzard, Crouch and Lindsey.
The conference committee report on
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
ONE AND OSE.TiiiI.D FARE
UNTIL FIRST OF YEAR

On account Of the Christmas and
New Years Holidays the Southern
Pacific Will sell special round trip
tickets on Dec. 23. "a. 90 and 81.
1908. and Jan. !, 1908, to all points
on It's line at a rate and one.third for
round trips 10 all points where the
one way rate does not exceed $40.
These tickets will be limited to re-
turn Jan. 4. 1909. Passengers desir-
Ing to so 10 San Francisco should
buy excursion rate ticket to Weed
and return. rcpurchasIng n ticket
from that point to San Francisco.
The rate from Weed and return un.
der this arrangement will be 1910.
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MOTH T. FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. y. )
Land Once at Lakeview. Oregon. De
ccmbcr ~. 1905.
Notice In hereby given that Maud
Hayden. Of klamath Falls. Oregon,
Who. Nov. 80. 1905. made Timber and
stone Application No oss?. for NEH
Swh. Sec. ~. Tp. 81 B.. Il. . t..
". NJ. has nlcd notice OF intention
% make final proof.to establish claim
% the land above described. before
'ounty Clerk klamath Co, at his OF
nee. at klamath Falls. Oregon. on the
.sth day Of February. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Harrison. a. NJ. Jnmison,
ohm q. Schaliock. hen Carlisle. all
Z klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
lA.l0 Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF tho Interior. U. 5
and once st Lakeview. Oregon. DC
obsr -. 1908.
Notice 10 hereby given that JOIN
!. Pinksrton. Of st, Joe. Idaho, who.
n May 81. 1908. made Timber and
toue Application. No, +iS', tSeriH
40. 0asp for sM SWn. NV = sW T.
,ce. Q. Sc u SEA-. Sees. Z, 81 \, u
E.. W. ~. has Glcd notice oi in''n
ion To make Final Proof. !" "s'"'
lsh claim to the land above desc ihr'
,cfors Register and Rcccivcr.a' LAX"
lev, Oregon. on tho ?ith day -.
January. 1908.
Claimant names at witnesses
Dan Johnston. Of klamath Falls
Ore, J. Smith. Of klamath Falls. Ore
Harry Peltz. Of klamath Falls. orc''
J. n. Pinksrton. OF Wolf Creek. Ore
J. N. WATSON.
Register