davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
sounds tho Same.
snapped

my husband Ia fool" snapped
Mrs. Owter Towne.
Tho visitor expressed only mild sur.
prise, but the suburban lady was
moved to explain.
you know wanted to persuade our
hens to lay in the nests we provided.
And a nelghbor suggested getting a
couple of neat eggs. So I telephoned
to my husband to bring home couple
of artificial eggs with him.
We'll. and didn't ho?"
Didn't he! The idiot brought homo
a pair of cork legs!"-Cleveland
Lender.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Diplomats, Doctors and poc.rInaIres.

DiPtoUn@tbf OoCtoTb anc OOCtTlnafTed.
There were two diplomats in the
house gallery in Washington the other
day. and as they went out one said
to the other, quite apropos of nothing:
MY dear colleague, do you remem-
Der what Voltaire said-'doctors are
people who pour drugs. of which they
know little, into body. of which they
know less?'"
His companion laughed do you
remember" he asked. what a coun.
tryman Of yoltaire's. very distln.
guished physician, said to patient
who had slight attack OF indigestion,
and was convinced that he was dying
Of heart disease?-I haven't as yet
made the diagnosis. but do not alarm
yourself needlessly. for we will be
able to discover everything at the au.
topsy.'"
Then they both laughed. They had
been listening to a man expounding
scheme for currency REFORM
Harpers Weekly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Why He Fought.

Magistrate-Pat Murphy. the con.
stable says you were fighting. What
have you to say for yourself?
Pat Murphy Well. your worship. Oh
had clean white nhirt on, an OF
was so moighty proud av II that OF got
up a bit ay a row Wild mon 30 as OF
cud take me coat an weacoa OF and
show It
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

Tess-Mr. Wise is nm agnostlc, isn't
he? Jess The idea! What made you
think that? Tess-Afiss Pnssay told me
he didn't believe the Bible. Jcss-Oh,
She means their family Bible, in which
the record of her birth is entered. He
noticed that she had been tampering
with the date Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Color Photouraphy.

The London Times says that the
work OF pioneers in color photography
has reached a promising stage and
that plate is now on sale upon which
fairly satisfactory heliochrome
transparency mag be made with one
exposure and with little more trouble
than when making an ordinary mega.
tive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Squeicl,ed.

The Rooster-Why strut about SO?
hear the founder ia said to deposit
100000 eggs in the course of year.
The Hen-Well. I guess you don't
hear Mr.. Founder going around
Growing about it!-Yonkers States.
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

PatieIce-I see 1t is said that the
renting of wedding outfits is large
industry in France. 1t frequently hap
pens that everything used is hired for
the occasion.
Patrice-Wonder what they have to
pay for hiring the rice and old shoes?
-Yonkers Statesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

"No. Geofrrey," protested the beautl-
full girl. you mustn't do that l have
never allowed young man to put his
arm around my waist" 'That being
the case. Gwendolen," he answered
sadly. but with firmness, "you will
have to take your head of my shout.
der."-Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Eastern WeakIlnos.

Miss Gotham-Why do those west.
erners call eastern people tenderfeet?
Returned Tourist-Because eastern
people can't wall, 40 miles into the
country to look at $4,000 suburban
lot without feeling ured-New York
Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Permanent.

Bride of Some Montha--My teppcrs.
you say. are trying?
Heat times.
II would not have you worn out
with them. II you cared TO be re.
Leased from"
"Oh. no; not at all: not a minute.
don't feel so even when I'm CROSS. I'm
no 90day volunteer. enlisted for
the war.-I.ife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
The coantant Wearing of Hat Propo.
gates Dnndrun Germa.

The Coantant Wearing OF n Hat Propo.
gates DnndruH Germs.
There arc many mon who wear their
hats practically all tho time whom awake
and are blessed with n heavy shock OF
hair: yet IL the scalps OF thoso Same mon
once became infested with dandruff
germs. tho parasites would multiply nii
tho quicker for lack of air. Badness
would ensue as tho final result. New
bros Herpicldo kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair TO abundant
growth Herplclde is pleasant hair
dressing as we'll as n dandruff cure and
contains not an atom of injurioua aub-
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
loc. In Btamps for. sample to Tho Herpi-
eide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
ALIENS DRUG STORE, SPECIAL
AGENTS.
Two sIzeu-5oc and s1oo. e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

Teacher in Intent SCHOOL, want ev.
cry pupil who has never told lie to
hold up his hand
There was doubtful pause. Two OF
three hands were raised. Then little
voice piped out:
Teacher, is 1t lie If nobody finds
1t out?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
A Trade Qualification.

why don't you get your dentist to
take an active part in your cam.
phgn?"
He is no politician. Why do you
suggest him?"
Only because dentists are usually
successful in taking the stump"
umore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
MAY Be Leas.

BILL see there are 10 American
colleges with an enrolment of more
than 5000 students each.
Jill-Was that enrolment taken be.
fore or after the football season?--
Yonkers Statesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
A Candid Opinion.

Bscon-Do you think we will ever
have universal peace?
Egbert-T'm afraid not. There seems
to be just as many cooks and church
choirs in the world as ever.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
Almost Beyond Him.

His Friend-What part did you
find most difficult when you were on
the stage?
Notwithstanding to live UP to the
salary told my friends l was draw
ing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
More Important.

AT the recent Meeting OF the direc-
tors did they pass any resolutions?Y
NO. but they did dividend."-Bal.
tIlHore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

Miss Sweet have just proposed
marriage to your son. Mr.. Do Goldbug.
and been accepted.
Mr. Do Goldbug (sternly)-Can you
support him in tho style he has been
accustomed to?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

81 hear he refused TO take chloroform
when he was operated on"
Yes; said he'd rather take 1t when
he paid his bill"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

Uiathcrine z. Thomas is one OF tho
best known women writer's for newspa-
rcrs at Washington. Her book on of
fetal Etiquette at the Nations Capital
is regarded rs a standard. She has also
written novel on Washington society
entitled Not All the Kings lIorscs.'O
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24

The back is tho mainspring of
woman's organism. 1t quickly calls
attention to trouble by aching. 1t
tells, with other symptoms, such as
nervousness, headache, pains in the
loins, weight in the lower part of
the body, that woman's feminine
organism needs immediate attention.
In such cases the one sure remedy
which speedily removes the cause,
and restores the feminine organism
TO healthy, normal condition is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-24
4 YDIA e. PIN EGRaANa'S'
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. Win Young, of Columbia
Ave, Rocklnnd, Me-, says:
was troubled fer n long time with
dreadful bnckachcs and pain In my
side, and wns miserable In every way.
/ doctorcd until I wRs discouraged and
thought would never get we'll. I read
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound had done for others and
decided to try It; after taking three
bottles can truly say that never felt
SO we'll in my life"
Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Earl,
Pa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
II had very severe baclsaches. and
presaing-down pains. / could not sleep,
and had no appetite. Lydia IL. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound cured mo
and made mo feel like new woman"
FACTS FOR SHCM WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displncements, inflammation, ulcera-
Zion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fIatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous Prostitution.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
G,aen I,ooagra

nor Uriebris1 Wiltem rem Griten
ten preubsn Gin merfpiirbises 2inbes
rullesllittsl eu1pfohlen pproen. iiber
Gas man aus u,ebreren Rabinett1dreis
Ben bes aDn:as eiitise Nnsaben ses
tpinrt. go ersing b. B. potsbasn, %.
Wpril 1873 an bic Raulner Der 8efsbl
5l einem nseiDi1Ien Spiritum, ben
Gei!.s Mo;eT.Gt maGen laffen tpolle, :"
trai,anbert Mab Messntpiirmer. iptpie
a.p0if eide poa Gmeilen nit ben Giern
l...::o g3:ibrauG, nebft bier GSden poa
Ssann:n= otsr Ti9tenaapfsn an bef6af>
fen r.nb on cen Gofapotteier Neumann
naG De-!in oM fenDefl.
Ser Bon bis1em aus ben genannten
Saerebiensen porfhriftsmabig .anges
fiellte" Gpiritus f9eint ben 8sifau Des
aDniss gefinbcn gu tohen, benn I'M
nG1ften Sabre, unter beaa Ia. Mlat
1929, ipurDe aus Notsbam bic. ers
p:ibate 9crpaltuneS eS6ah5rbe a;lgetpiss
fen, baB Der qll. Gpiritis ni6t aaein
tRIes syabr ipieber, fonhsrn aud fiinf=
tis alle Sabre ansefertigt tperben lone,
ni,o bic befagten 2ieferunsen o9ne be-
fonbere Drbre bios auf bss 1leus
-anns Q(nfasen gu fdiden ieistt.1
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3sr stmos,,'nann,.a 6

Il i .
sytn Is. sSaDrbunbert gab Is in Sta
!E.1 nod tsine sblrn1ubren. nur elmer
TER Gdlobtbiirnle BEN Terrara mar
trit 3tTfsrgtatt unb Snfagglode per@
ia1sr. M6er bic 2siger hes 3ifferblatz
Ia tpurben nidt Dur9 Elm llbrtpert,
icnbern bur9 Menfdenbanb betDegt,
nib MenfGenbanD mar es au9, bic
n;iselit Mninlageas an bic Glode bic
cDiulloefl rgrfiinnete. Der Gtunb,nz
ram, sipie ber betreffsnbe 8eante g,z
ennt E,tros, rintEe iiD felbit nnd
ein.r @albuDr. Man fh.int bieleu
Dhnit fir einsa febr ipit1tisen gebalz
IA sa baben, benn Der Mann erbieH
I'm fiir bic ham1ligf 3eit reht bebeu.
tsvtss Gebnlt. NahIdffigteiten unb
| p1ihtnibrigieiten biefts sbDa9eitelI>
~ Monnes ipilrben it6p9 itreng bts
ltraft. go bertdten Die Rrimin1ldtten
| bon 1trrdrd, b1b elm GtanbenulA5tll
H6rt bei1r0ft ip1rbe. tDeil & 3iir 3eii
~ MpssUlnrid BE 8eiger 81 brsfeu
uub bie Glp6e ananf6 f6Iaosn ptreelfen
6atit,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
pas Nrtbtil s.s 96flinss.

Gines Eases fpeiite Der Geraos bon
GrammDnt beim 4Dnig @eprs benl
Dierten npn Gnslanb. Gum Dtfert
lieb Iebterer cine 6laf9e Rbeinlpein
auftiiden, Der, ipie sr faete. an Wobls
gei9nad nnb Otter ni9t feinesslei1sn
babe. Gs lpdre fIiebenbes Sob, Elm
bonn 9im,nel berabsefalener unb Mein
getpcrbener @onneuitrabl unb ipie bic
tpeiteren &obpreifunssn Iatteten.
Der bnhe GaItgeber f9enfte feinem
franaDii{1en Gafte Elm @las ein, unb
ols biefer einen trdftigen G1lud boz
bon getrnnfen bate, erflGrte er, es lei
in ber Sbat Elm s6ttlider Nettar.
6israuf pollte. Der Sonis felbit fi9
ben f6itliAen @snub perldaffsn unb
bob fbmlmSelnh eirr @las an bic 2ips
pen; aber tnum batte er aenippt, als
er cine entfesfide @riilldHe madte unb
rief: r3,nn 6enfer. pas i5f bas2"
Der 9dusbofmetftsr trat beran. err
srtff bic TlaiGe, ro9 baran unb ers
tldrte bar, our sr0Btsn 9eftiirsung fsis.
ne5 Ge6tsters, bier fei Elm unbsgreif<
tt9er MiBgriff gefdehen. bic 5lafAe
ent1aIts - NisirnsOl.
Ser 9eraog non @rammont batte
nit Der ibm eigensn ausgsiudten SGfz
liGteit bic a5fdeulihe TliiiIisfeit bins
untersefGludt. pbne audi nur nit elmer
Winper sn 5udsn.
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aststnlSaaFii)an.
! Bon Stnnn Gtbnabet.

8oul yatbe ftdnht elm Duit pom fentbkn Grlen;
Die tobta @ia!peii f,6ibtu f..bersrau
DE Gn0len, bic uon Grcpieu iiberperlen,
Tds &oub Der Vuppeln gldia;t uoa idiutren,
Ghsn
Dts NorfeS 0aiien ipiegell ndlIebiant.
Mln 1lnlMel gli,lnit III teuergretienl Gotb
Gtn Gpter bon @lutbeu- benz Oem0it entloAt,
Ills bic rerbilitt Mbenolonne iani.
Hub ftdrfer othlaet Der SosMliu
Die NelOer banlpiea III oeit Nderbreiten.
Die yuit lit ueid1. DaS leete MbenOidliten
gSist nit benz Slegen fiingesiO Weiter;ithu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
Cs Sd,itfts Idnes, sts y iids tintser>
nQBeu tpieber erholte.

Cs Sditfts Idnee, ste y Iid (intger.
moBtn iDisber erbOIie.
Miibe itonb 1t enbIidy ouf unb itieb
|buDsi NH hem JuBe an ben porbin 3u'
wobcn geflnttfrttn 3ettet. QiegsH loIs
fen butfts Il i'm nidt. ST bob i'm
duf. Geint Gnnb 3itterte. GplIts er
bds, mas nod barouf ftnro, tefen9
2ebcr niHt. MenigftenS iebt nidt.,
Denn tprs It Dn esfdbren ulubte,
.piirhe ihrn bps1 bds 0er3 31lfhnciben.
ss.Eer Is bduerte niht lnhse, la sntte
Il ben Setter inieber IN Der 1anb.
Gsia. Mugen f1pamr,en. Mie hieb
es ID ipeiterg .unIere llnterrebEr9
b1t mir iibrisens bon neiilenl Ctenbs.
plntte cls @efGGftsmnItn ous feEr GU
fogsa. So bate fDaAreso berf..ll:sit bic
lisberseugung seponnen, bab Gle In
bic Melt pafItn. iastrfrrfsse e;nsr
etirn ouftaudenben Rrnfurrrra febri
geI1itt 3ll beeegnen ipiifen. Gin Coz
ter t6nnte Sbren baber fdon fe.ne
Ignter dnpsrtrausr. On5 dies bdtte
id sSbnen lieber erft uorstn miirDlih
ge{d9t. Ter Grunb, fudrun ib es Cit
teuts f1on tpiiTen lafie, tit Der. bob
mid auf benz Mese gum 9abnbofe stu:i
betannte Neifenne. Die bos GtGbthen
uniider muhen, niht iDenis Dertpuns
bert tegriibten, unb idl nit Der UsDss
lidteit rehren mub. TAB fie ben 9on<
nentpixtb bariiber befrageu, mas ia
bier gapol1t bate, fomit m.in forsfam
gebiitetes sSnfosntto geliiftet iperben
ipiirbe, unb gle fi1 babur9 BON Sbrem
morgigtn @eiude bei mir in Berlin
dbbalttn lai7en tDnnten. Dem tpolIte
i9 porheussn. Qtlfo nprgen auf Mies
berfeben! 9rdahtungspon
Germdnn Milfe!"
BernHarb bate nit bre1tnenben
mansen au Gnbe- gelefen. SEPT
f1penfte er ben 3ettsl in Der 2uft berz
nm unb rief: .Muf Dieberfehen. 9err
Wilte! 9ilbegarb,, nun bift Du
mein!"
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c4.x,u o.r heu. ala as ,nut stnfaute pun Speatrs'
49,. 49, m,H s,ron,f1oneu Surn fertn6bren0e neu
SsaSun .sr rirS ots Ansmasl 'tsts ir,1 nno a noa
SnS," Tho ten an b lperosn alle Seneiinngen proMt
smsar}iert uno ole uaaren oonf Srt9"'"'.S"'"''
Tlr aauoprooatt osrnen o,t no@neH ~ta''
gprett nor unc matbf vnre x'n.anlFc ,nl = a"' -"
Sbr mer et finosn eaB Que sssa'e" "" ''''
Nfat unp oi " e,tt b iiia nm
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OItet uH SIt ptI|UNlleU uDJultt]tIHs
Gerr Doftor," n1elbete Der Mann.
Gr etbieit etne gigarre unb troqte
fih tpieber.
8ernbarb mar es plDtli1 beib ges
tporben. gon einesn Nsi1enben9 Gtpa
Dpn ben, fontnrreatsn? Mas tponts
Der nod? Mar bsta Der MrssiTf ir,z
iner noa nidht abgeTGlagsn9
Nufgeregt rib er ben nm11lae amf.
Gr entbielt einen 3ettel, auf bem fdper
isferlith nit @Ieiftift binsetDorfen mar:
| .ge9r seebster 5:rr Slider! Mis ie1
annehmen laub, baben sic porbin Bel
Der gorIfenung an Der Gaistafel ber
.Golbsnen GDnne, meiaen Namell, ben
tn mir ia aud Mliihs gah, etpas uns
oeutIi9 gu fager, ttifAt nerftanbet. Sd
erMube mir besbalb. sssbtlrn b.nfslbsrl
Md nohtrdgliA idlriFtli9 rtit5ut1ei>
len: Ssrnlann Milia. Gaufmnnn aus
DerIin ~"
Bernbarb tisb ben 3etteI fallen npn
prtbN beibe 0anbs gesen bic Gdlds
Serlnann miIte oIfo! 9ilbesarbs
Batter bate er gsseniiber ee5ei5en uni
bate ibm bic falfde, rntbr als nife.
rnble Musfunft iibtr ieint Nrayis &.
ltbeilt! DSiptb 3 tpeb
Der Woben fling ibfn an urtsr ben
Gabsn ~ f4ipaItsa bie Dsdt ipolli!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, 4. =
Land odicc. at I.skcyic~. Oregon. Jun,
0. 1905. Notice 10 hereby given that
william Albcrt Otcy. Of Doris. Csiiiof
MIA. who, on April 20. 1908. made home
stead entry No. 2,57, for w. Nwt.
SCI. Nwi.. Nta swi.. Section II,
Township II ), Range ! T., Willamette
Meridian. has hl-d notice oi intention
to make Final fiy. Year Prooi. to c-
,ablish claim to III. land above d.,ciibei
before County Clerk klamath County
a, his Office. klamath Fails. Oregon. on
the iih day Of August. lI1s. Claimant
naties as witnesses: E-li- Morgan. oi
Keno, Oregon; Richard Kearns, oi Dor.
ris, California; Edward Brady. Of Dorri-.
California; Josiah Is. oiey, u Doris.
California. Gs
j. y. Watson, Register,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18
IMPAIRMENT % Tugiyrru,op a,x,,.

IMPAIRMENT OF TnE INTERIOR, GENERAL
LAND Ottict. w1hinsi"p, u. a., May a.
lS~.. NOTICE ~ kssrorArirs np rrhLic LANES
10 ,ErTlkhvsT AND IhThi N",l'c Ia hereby
given that the Secretary Of the Interior bs "a.
eated departmental order Oi withdrawal In No
lar ms the same anctis the Withdrawal Tor I'M.
kat0n purposes under N. mct oi Jon. n, iss,l
,h stst., J5s' iOf usc ~ connection With ths
kIsmath Project, Oregon, oi III. i0ltow ing d.
scfibed lands In the tiai- ~ oregon, and b,
his authority such oi ,lid tracts as have no,
Dssn hefetoio 2 finally Te,,.fed aud are no,
o.h.fwisc drawn, reserved or approprI-
st.d, VIII lie sublect To ,.tii,mcnt under IN.
poblic land laws Of the United states on and
aIter July w 1908, but shall not be subject 10
enuy, nlihg or selection until August ~, I1-.
~ the United states Land once st IAEeyirw
oIexon. warning being expressly given thai
40 pei.1n VIII De permitted To gain or eIercls.
sny fxht whatever under any settlement n,
occnpa,ion tegnn after May May /, ip.. and
prior 70 July ~, 1905, all such ,etilc,nent or ~"
enpstion being forbidden; wiilaInetIc Meri-
Sawsn, Sw NJ D.. kgE NJ gr bE az and NV or
sW ~, NV ar NV ar. N bIi NV ar, src,ion
FRED DEsSEIT,
FRANK PIERCE '~"' "mce
First As'i''s It Secretary Of the Interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18
DEPARTMgs. oy THE INTERIOR. esss..r

nEPARTMES: or THE INTERIOR. assssAi
LAND ostfcs, Washington. ID. q. hsrch n.
ls~. Sorics oS RESTORATION 90 rusiIc LAkis
To ssrTthstNr AND tsrav. -Hotlcs " hsssl,,
given that tbs acting S~creAry of the lntsr.r hA.
vacated departmental order u withdrawal IN ~
far - tho sams Affects the ~ithdra~ai for irriss.
ton purposes under the sst u June ~. iSe Ia
STAT. 1sel Tor use IN eonnsrtion with the Klamath
Projset, Oregon. II the following described and.
~ the btats IL Oregon. and by hls authossty such
Vt sah traets - have not t~en hsretofsre hnslIy
restored and not othsrw.e sithdra vn Ell
of appropriated Will b. sub~ct To s~tten~n, under
the public land laws of tho Uni,ssi s.at-s on and
after June ~. las. but shall not b. sublcst 10 en-
try, filing. or se~ctbon until July D. iis,-. n M.
United States land ohiee At lAk~sle~, Orrsoo.
wsrhinr hrinE snpr~A.,y given that person will
10 prrmitted 10 ssin os exercise any rlsht what.
ever under any s~ttlep~nt or oceupatsn b-vup
after fsbruary " iSs and prior u June 90 Iss,
~ such s~tt.fnsnt or occupation t-ins forbidden
va NEt. W, SEQ, s.c,ion no. 7. a7S. Il. D n .
Oregon. FRED DEEsErre
Cofnfrirsbonsr of the General Land Once
FRANK PIERCE
First Assistant Secretary of the in,-rior
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18

RESTORATION ro ENTRY or LANDS IN
N National Forest. Notice IL hereby given
| that tho lands described below, embracing
| tit0 acres, within the Cascade National Forest,
oregon. will be subject to settlement aud rh
| try under the provisions of the homr-t"Ad
laws Of the United States aud the act vi
June II, ia, tst stat, ASH. Al tho United states
Land oaicc At Latevicw. Oregon. On Ausns'
| sth, ias Any settler who was actually and IN
good faith cls ming any OF said lands Tor aeri
| cultural purposes prior to January !, iSS, ana
has not abandoned same, has q preference
right TO make . homestead entry for the lands
| actually ,reupied. said lands wrte listed up
on the applications Of the persons mentioned
below. Who have q preference right subject to
the prior right of any such settler, provided
such settler or applicant IL 9uasihed to make
homestead entry and the preference risht Is
exercised prior To August sh. iu~, On which
date the lands viii be subject to settlement
aud entry by any qualified person. III" lands
are o. follows; The y hi Of M az, ssc -, the
W hf Of NV ar, See ~. listed upon application
Of Jesse y. Rose, ~. klamath, Oregon the y hi
ot NV qr, the Nh qr ot sw ~. the n hi ~ NV
az Of sw az, SIC -, upon application of sh"t'
man A brown, fou Eiamsth, Oregon the sw
az Of sE az. the ss " OF sw ", scc -, the b hi
OF NV ar, Sec NJ. upon application oi Fred q,
Hfowu. bott AMmetn, VftEtu, the ' i'i ="
az. Sec ~. T ", 4, x 6 x. " Mcr. upon srpiica'
lion OF Daniel u, Brown. ~. klamath, oregon
unsnrvcyvt, sppr, simately scc 81, Z 8, =. u q
4, beginning at = voipt Schsins souih oi M
corner OF Sec 81. T 81 \. Mia X, thence ~
chains, thence south 70 chains, thence " 10
chains, thence y ~ chains. thrncc X 80 chains,
thence n a. chains TO poin, OF beginning. upon
application Of Roy n Wis.,. ~ Hiamsih, ofc'
son: surveyed. the " nj Of W hi. s-c -. y 5.
RsE, upon application Of J. l.. Poole. kosisnd,
oregon. alleging settlement iso<; the sw ~ oi
sw az Of acc 10. 7 ~ 4. u 10 X. upon sprlica
tion Of J l. Howard, Rosisnd. Oregon: the sw
ar ot NE az. the " hi Of sE az. NC Is, the NV
az OF NJ az. Sec -, 7 ~ =, n 10 X. upon arrll'
cation OF John Eider. frine,ille. Oregon; the
4 hi OF sE az Of ~ az, See S. N. u hi OF NE ~,
section :, 7 as, u 10 v, upon application oi
G~o Nolan. Ro.land. oregon,
fRfp pkNNEtT
Commissioner OF III, General Land once
Approved Nay -, iv~
FRANK PIERCE.
first Assistant secretary oi the Interior
Lists s!5. ~. i0s. it<. ists, ISIS Gii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18
KLAMATH FALLS, THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 49, 1908
OBJECTIONS TO THE PLATFORM

The proposed anti-injuncton and tariff revision
panks in the platform to be adopted by the convention
continue to attract attention and discussion among the
party leaders, and said to be the only points upon
which any issue may be raised.
Speaker Cannon, who is in Chicago, is strongly op-
posed to the antinuncton plank in the form generally
accepted as drafted. As to tariff revision Mr.. Cannon
has already had important conferences with Representa-
tves Payne of New York and Dazell of Pennsylvania
two of his most important eutenants in the Lower
House of Congress.
While the opposition to the antinjunction plank have
many supporters including the Oregon, California and
Washington delegations, it is still question whether
Speaker Cannon can eliminate it from the Taft platform
The Speaker himself is in doubt to his ability to
or even modify the plank but this fact only
stimulus to the efforts he is making.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18

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