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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Elect by Plurality Votes.

Middlehury's representative, Allan Cal
honn, ST.. Is up ia the vanguard over at
Montpelier Re has moved that plu-
rality vote shall elect after the hrst
ballot. Of cour-e,,it is meet and just
that Aiiddlcburys man, OF eli men,
should be the one to introduce this par
ticular bin
in re Mr.. Calhoun, The Burlington
Clipper perpetrates the annexed, THE
member from Aiiddlehury had the salts.
faction Of finding his name in bronze
letters Oh his arrival at the State House.
One Of the big boilers used Tor heating
the capitol bars on its front in bronze
letters the inscription "A Calhoun. Mid.
dlebury. Mr. Calhoun is the son OF a
veteran Democrat OF Fergennes, but has
wandered from his fathers political
path Mr. Thayer of The Clipper has
certainly got matters mixed amazingly
Our reprcs ntative, allen Calhoun ST.
has fer bis oldest son. Allan r.. as loyal
Democrat as has been raised here
abouts He cast his first vote with that
party in 1896. and mas been doing the
same stunt as manytimes as the author
tiles would allow ever since. being the
present able chairman Of the local town
committee. Though the House ~ Cal
houn, politically, it divided against it.
self, it seems in no imminent danger Of
falling yet awhile iddlebury Regis
tor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
snronted Grain For Poultry.

The use Of sprouted grain in feeding
poultry has been finding many adeo-
Gates Of late. The process is d simple
one. and may be easily experimental
With By the amateur with only q small
sock. It is wen known, If course That
when wheat, oats or barley are soaked
IN water they increase materially in
hulk. If, after being soaked for TWEEN
tv four hours they are put in a warm
place and kept damp, they will throw
out long sprouts. in wbich condition
they prove very palatahle to fowls
An easy way 70 sprout the grain is
10 place It Ia a box and thoroughly wet
81 II saoaid BE- krpt in = rather warm
place aud 10 dsuip eond4ion fer soUe
tine. but should bs stirred every day.
there viii B. no danger Of its D
coming moliy OF overheated.-Subur
ban Life for November.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Furs at yaughan's.

furs at Vaughan's.
snesine silks, SO i.sc, at Abbotts
Net curtains for roc pair at Perry''
on Saturday.
Best dramatic bin yet is at the The
atorium to-day.
Come to headquarters for neck ruch,
ing. The Vaughan Store.
Household furniture for sale. Mrs
Panton, i02 summer street.
Headquarters Tor underwear, an styles
and prices, at the MeWhorter Co. stote,
L. ". Averill IS offering Edison and
Victor records at reduced prices. See
adv.
Escaped from Sing Sing" and "The
Fatal Hour" two great dramatic sub.
iects. al the Theatorium.
Quality and prices talk. We have good
pianos AZ the right prise BaiIey's Mu
SIC Rooms, II Elm street.
TIE Mission Circle Of tie Uniyersalist
church will meet with Mrs. z. w Bisbee
Friday afternoon, October 30th. at $3.50
O'Clock Natchword, Service
All ladies Of the BARRE lodge Of ~
+. Q. r. win please meet az their hall
Friday evening, October 30th, at Z
O'Clock, 70 reorgauize degree STAFF and
practice. J. A. Demo, d. NJ
Sealsbipt oysters, solid mests-no ice
water. Folks who tried them once came
back for more. Speaks pretty well for
their quality, doesn't iti Why not order
pint rs eentsl today Of Sowden q
Lyonf Tel. 2l7.3.
At the Company II fair in Montpelier
tonight. the Company II viii give their
drill. showing their work and the max
ing and breaking Of camp with small
tents. Dancing after the program. Spe.
eial car for Barre after the fair.
Tie pictures a, the Bijou theatre last
night gave satisfaction Effect Of
Shave" was one that provoked the most
laughter, and il ought, because il Is
about as funny as taey make them.
Two Broken Hearts' Is Jar from being
comic. but il was liked for al that It's
very pathetic picture one that keeps
the mind on the serious side Of life for
littlc time The song, III Those Lips
Could Only Speak" a. rendered by Mr.
Hayward, made decided hit, as was
expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
SHEATH GOWNS BARRED
From Knights Of Pythias Parade at
Waterbury Tonight.

From Knights of Pythias Parade at
Waterbury Tonight.
Waterbury, Oct. z0-The grand lodge,
knights Of Pythias, was il session yes
terday afternoon at the town hall. when
20 past chanceliors took the grand lodge
degree. Last evening the grand lodge
and Pythian Sisters enjoyed a dinner
at the Inn, after which an informal re-
ception was held in the hotel paTlors.
Later in the evening the Pythians and
invited guests listened to an interesting
address by Supreme Vice Chancellor
George NJ Hanson. An orchestra was
in attendance.
The PythiRn Sisters held a business
meeting 10 the afternoon, after which
degrees were conferred.
The real fun Of the occasion begins
this evening, when the votaries will per
form on a large class Of tyros. Before
the event there vita be a grand parade
and street pageant forming in front Of
the town hall at $500" o'clock. The
only costume barred from the parade IL
the sheath gown. After the imitation
banquet will he served in the r. p
hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
CHELSEA

Herbert F. Kingsbury Of West Fair
lee was in town the first Of the week
on business.
During the absence Of Archie George,
Thomas Hoskings Of Claremont, N. H.,
s working for d. G. Adams in the Chel-
sea livery.
Mrs. Abbie Bixby is doing table work
at the Orange County hotel, and her
son, Daniel Btxby, is boarding there
and going to school.
Madam Ann Z. Goss, who has been
visiting relatives in Plainfeh and
Montpelier for several weeks is a guest
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pow
crs OF Randolph.
Among those from out Of town who
we're here on business Wednesday were
Moses Alagoon 81 Cminth. Frank J..
Alderman Of NeTshire, George L. Swan
oil Tanhridge and Tom 3. Carney Of
Burlington.
At the Foster Mcclure auction Tues
d4v. stock as well as other property
brought good prices, hay sold from 80
10 $1,000 per ton at the barn. Sheep
are selling low, only bringing about
S. per head
Miss Grace. daughter Of Mrs. DENIS
Densmore &t Wednesday morning for
Enosburg els where she will live in
the family OF her aunt, Mrs. T. j.
Parmelee, and attend school at the
Enosburg high school.
News was received here Tuesday Of
the death Of Mrs. G. Wesley Bliss OF
West Fairlee. She was the daughter Of
the late Erastus Bugbee and was here
and cared for her father during bis
last fitness last winter.
Mrs. DENIS Densmore entertained as
her guests Teusday. her aunt, Mrs.
Homer p. Camp a Barre City, and her
sister. Mrs. Z. ). Parmelee, Of Enos
burg Falls They left for their respec-
tiev homes Wednesday morning.
The board Of civil authority have
appointed the following ballot clerks
f5f the November election, Joshua T,
Grant, John b. Atwood. George a.
Tracy and ~, IT, Sprague. And II. O..
Bixby and f. Ralph Walker for assist
ant ballot clerks.
Archie f. George of this town and
Flla 4. French 0f North Tunbridge
we're united in marriage Wednesday
n,owing by the Rev Fred Daniels at
the Methodist parsonage and left i'm
nlediateIy on a carriage drive to Lis
bon. \, IT.. where they will be guests
Of relatives Of the groom. Upon their
return they will reside in town and Mr.
&C oree will continue working for David
G. Adams. in the Chelsea livery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Red Dress Goods.

Red Dress Goods bid fair 70 be better
thar last season. II will be only fair TO
yourselves that you ask to see these
values.
Red Imported Serge at soc.
Red Storm Serge in two shades at
5Se per yard. Very clean. bright, pref
~ cloths for children's dresses, nothing
better at for little more in price.
Red Granite Cloth at SIC per yard.
Red Etamine at sSc, a one dollar
grade.
Red 50-inch Chiffon Panama, very fine,
Of that dark, rich shade so much called
for.
52-ineh Red Storm Serge. very heavy.
for ladies' coats, and we have sold lots
Of this cloth for boys suits; makes up
equal to any $3.50 cloth on the market.
Our price SI.35.
n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
CONFESSED 10 THEFT.
Franklin L. johnson, Arrested at Rut-
land, Said He Was Drunk.

Rutland. Oct. Franklin q. John
sen Of this city was arrested yesterday
az the depot while he was getting his
shoes shined preparatory to taking q
train, on the charge Of burglarizing the
store Of Lynton Carney at Castle
ton Monday night and stealing dozen
rings and other jewelry He later con-
tessed that he and another man. whose
name has not been disclosed by the Of
bcers. broke into the store. He claim
"a that he was drunk at the time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TO RENT RIevsn-room tenement on South
Warren street just of SpaaldinE street mod
err conveuienees. Apply 70 George Z. SAN
corn lg3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Qoakings.

For ladies that would prefer buying
Cloa ings, rather than their Coats ready
mad will find in this sale kinds and
values better than we have ever before
offered
All eolors in Eiderdowns for chill
dren's coats.
Grey Astrachan Cloth fer misses
cloaks at $500 per yard. Coed for
caps and leggins.
Here is a lot of Cloakings that were
made up last season and sold for from
81. 25 to $50. Come il both light and
dark invisible plaids, very heavy so that
no Innings are needed. These cloths
were just bought by us at just no price
at all ard now we are 10 offer these s.
inch Cloakings at only Csc per yard
We have 3 $3.50 I6-ounce Black
Broadcloth for ladies' garments now at
sl.S7 per yard.
Sponger, then cut by a New
started right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
90 cows DISEASED.
Out Of a Herd of 81 at The Sheldon
Poorhouse.

ST. Adams Oct 90 The herd Of o.
cows az the poorhouse in Sheldon was
tested yesterday, and 81 cows were
found diaea sed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
Dress Goods.

Interesting prices on the best selling
things in Dress Goods.
Navy, red, grey, brown and tan fine
All-wool Panama, now at soc.
Navy, brown, red, green, black fine
Atwood Imported Serge at soc yard.
42-inch Black Chiffon Panama. bought
by US at less than cost Of making, in
this sale at only Use per yard. Worth
81 00.)
Directoire Gowns look best and are
correct If made Of VIM. Read & Sons
Lansdowns. These we have in best
colors, red, pink, slate, tan, white,
brown and black and sold by US just as
low as tae manufacturer will allow it to
be sold ST. rs per yard.
What we have left Of our Suesine
Silks at 80 lie per yard.
Iava vOnr Dr@Sc Goods {
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
A. p. Abbott q Co.
TALK OF The TOWN

See the new ribbons at yaughan's.
Good values in dress goods at the
Vaughan Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29

sponged p
Idea 0 Pattern You then have right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-29
AT YOUR SERVICE!

The months of brown leaves and frosty weather here
We're your service and ready for Fall business with every
department fairly running with the Seasons choicest Styles
Clothing Hats and Toggrry for Men and Boyhe best the
Country produces You couldn't go wrong quality, if you
closed your eyes and made To form idea of
what's doing here this just take look $1,000
Mems Suits and 90 Ovecoats Ask to see our $500
Trousers $500 Boys School Su-see our 90
Hats our S l. so Shirts and our Sl.50 Underwear These
only suggestions, of Stock ripe with
values
We Clean. Press and Repair CIethng
The Frank McWhOrter Company
Telephone CALL
St,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department oi the Interior. I. :
Land Ohicc, nj Iskrvicw Oregon June
., IaDs. Notice /, hereby giyrn that
william Albert otry, oi bifri'. Calliuf
MIA, Who, on April -, iDOs. made home
stead entry No. .'3s. TOT W, NWi,
SEi, NWi., Ntl, SWi., section ~
Township II :, Range J., Willamette
Meridian, has hl-d nole. ol intention
to make Final Five Year Pfo"i. ,o cs
tahli-h claim TO the land above ic.c'ih.i
before County Clerk klamath County
At hi office, klamath Fails, Oregon, ~
the ilh day Of August. l'Os. ,laiman,
naLes ~ witnesses: Esli- Morgan. ui
Keno, Oregon Richard kcarns. 81 Dor
n., California; EdwarI Brady. oi Doris.
California; Josiah u. Otry. II Dorm.
California. Gs
J. y. W,TsoN. Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

DEsTuRNTION TO ENTRY 40 LNNps ~
IN National ro.csi. Sui.ty De- hereby yiE'n
that n" iauds trscFibTi nHIuu embracing
IIt0 sctr., Nlthiu the Ca,ysiH NAiInual inrrst,
oregon. viii hr subject Ca sslil"mTut auI go
iry under the provisions ui the bumrstsai
IAWs uf the ruiisi states aud the art ui
June H. lss, 10 STAT, lI1l. al the United states
Land Oulcr NJ LsEcy.eW ur,you, nu AuruHi
,iE, '.yr Any settler vhu vss aciualiy sui iu
good faith claiming any If saIi lands iuf aFtls
culiursl purposes prior 90 January !. iss. sud
Ia. not shauduucl same, has a preference
rlght to masc = boui.stgsi entry Tor IN. iands
actually occupied. sid lands ucf" listed ur
ou the application Of the prrsons rui.pn"I
below. Who EAycN rf'isfcu," right h.''i &"
the prioy-.f rbt "i auy such settler, PROV .d~i
such settler or applicant ls qualified 10 make
homestead cuify sni the preference fisht l.
exercised TTIof to August sIh, loo on which
date the lAui. WIlI D. sub .s't 90 s"itl~m"nt
aud cntfy by any 44h.Itsi I"tsou. Ih" Lands
are a. iGIlUAfs Iu- , hi ui ~ ~. Sc p. the
" hf Of Sw qT. see ., listed upon application
Of Jesse q. Rose, -. klamath, oregon u" hi
of Sw az. the NJ qf OF sw ~, the ht o. Nw
az Of sN a., SC -, upon application 0i -A'f'
man Brown Port Elamsib. oregon the sN
az Of 81 az. the 81 a. Of ~ ~. see ., the D. NJ
u SW ". see ~. uuon application Of fred q.
Hfouus Fort klamHtts oregon tLr bi OF -N
a.. sec "a, I a, $. EGE.W Myr. upon zppiirs.
Ion oi Daniel u Brown. o.. klamath, oregon.
un,uTycygd, approximately sec -, ] 81 re
Z. beginning Al Toipi ~ chain, south oi ~
corner Of sec 81, 7 - :, RIA B.. tbsHce v "
chains. thence south " chains. ib"ure " 10
chains, thence = ~ obaius, thence % chains,
thence o. chslus To point 0i beginning, upon
application Of Roy Il wIs", - klamath, ore.
gon. surveyed, the W bi Of hf. ss0 -. . - :.
RsE. upon application Of }. l.. Poole, Rpslsnd.
oregon. alleging settlement i1oi. the ~ qT oi
~ az Of see 10, 7 . :. Il 10 &, upon Appilca
tIOn OF ] l. Howard, koslsnd. oregon the ~
qf of SE az, tie " ht oi ~ ", zee %, the SN
~ OF SE ~. sec %, - :, 10 h., upou appI.
cation OF John Elder. Piintyillc. oregon: tn.
y hi Of ~ qT of ~ a., see 8, the D. hi 81 AZ.
section :. 7 "a !, X 10 J., upon application Of
Geo. SolAn. RoslAnd, oregon.
PRED DESSEIT
Commissioner Of the General Land once
Approved May y. lp~
FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant secretary Oi the Interior
Lists s!7, ~. I0ii. li2. 1888. Ids Gn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY EVENING JULY .. 1908
IS THE CITY TOO SMALL

Did anyone hear of any of these outside additions clam
oring to get into the city limits? Why then is there all
this agitation of increasing the boundaries Of the city,
Haven't the city officials trouble enough on their hands
now looking after 74O of streets and lots with
out burdenng them with two thousand three hundred
acres more?
Klamath Falls has been accused of trying to the
entire county and it looks if there might be some us
fcaton in the charge and that it wanted to bring the
whole county the incorporation that could better
accomplish this purpose Of all foolish propositions this
is certainly the most absurd Is il possible that this
city hasn't enough burdens and troubles to solve without
going out into the country and adding several thousands
of of pasture lands further burden the bus
and property owners within the business and
resident districts do those advocating this exten-
sion think that the of the land outside of the
present boundaries will in and help pay off our
debts without asking anything in return?
1t might be we'll Tor those who seriously agltaing
this matter to stop and consider what it is probably going
cost and then show where the city is to be benefited
financially otherwise 1t is several miles around the
proposed boundaries and later permanent sur
vey would have to be made. This alone would take a
crew Of surveyors six weeks two months and would
mean probable cost of several thousand dollars. The
election under the Initiative law would be another big
pense and then the chances that it would not carry
Even if it did, the outside property owners not going
to submit to having their property sad died with the pres
ent indebtedness of the city, This will mean law suit
and that would cost money. Our issue of warrants
would be protested and the cis financial condition would
be in worse shape than
These only few Of the results of trying to force the
outside property n but believe them to be suf
cient for the who has the ctys interest at heart.
We believe the city has territory enough to keep the
ordinary council busy, and if they will continue their
der of rerenchmen and arrange for bond issue to
the Indebtedness won't take many years to put the city
on sound financial basis. The wise business man usual
ly tries get of debt first before he attempts to in
crease his Stock and it should be the same with city,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that III. part.
n"rship heretofore existing between
seehorn and Estes, a. propri",ors oi the
American Hotel, Is this day dissolved.
W. T.. srchorn assuming all debt. aud
collecting account iuo -aii firm.
". T.. Srrnons
June q. lplS. VI. A. Esrrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

DfPAbIMtNT of tiIE EiNTERIOR. arsrsAl
- LAsb O'sI'E. VasLiUgi"U, T.. g., May q
ls~, NOTICE ~ sbstUHATiHH - ruHiic tasb-
:" srrIlththr ASH faItr A",lr" .. hereby
gwen that the rsct''AfN Oi iLr lni.fpf ls va
caief departmental order of 1iiLdfaVal In .o
far as the san. nf"sis ~. WlthdfnWal f1f i'm,
shilon purposes uEd'r ~" Rrt ~ Jan. H. IisG
Is, stat, u.s. lot u" ~ s'GuS'tinu With the
hlhinAth Project. pirsnn, "i The iDlloWiDy de-
.rFIb"h lands In The flHis tt t.gou and Ia,
hIs authority such Oi ssIi Tracts hE have not
been hefet"iO hnnlIy Trst6fcd aud are moi
olhcfwl." wilhdfawU, reserved or HpptoptI-
ntsd, With subject Ia ssiiieiasn, ui,det m.
public land lAsA oi the United states on and
sisr july ~ 100, but shall not b. subI.ot 10
thtfy' hiibg OF selection until August ~, Iyyn
o. the United states Land once at Lakcyiey
oregon, warning being expressly given thai
no p.f,nn wiz be permitted 10 gain OF exercise
ahy flyhi Whatever under any settlement or
occupation seguh after May May igr aud
PRIOR 70 July 20, IyJs all such ,ftllrucut or n..
cupn,lon being forbidden: &lilainriis M.rl
aaMtsh, aMh a y. ~ gr n ~ aud SW az
." fih" az hW Jf,h hi Nv a. l#SIi0u
FRED DkHsflI,
fEAsK FIERCE ''"''
ffs' Assistant Secretary ~ the interior
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
LABOR MAY FIGHT REPUBLICANS

The time is ripe the hour has come, the work is immi-
nent and must be done now Such is the message that
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation
of Labor sending to the organized millions of laborers
through the American Fed rationist. 1t is designed
the advance signal for republican congressman who
refused to give labor its demands during the recent
sion of Congress Gompers hints that the fight may be
extended to the Presidential contest but he is waiting for
the outcome of the Denver convention before taking de-
fnate position in regard to that campaign.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
SUMMONS

In ,lr jlrruii Court 1T the state "'
Oregon, iur the County oi klamath,
nrrIhn H. Conner, rln,ntiii
Ns
pnnirl K. Conner, prirninni,'
To- pnnirl Il. Conner the nh"'r named
defendant; You n,c hereby required 'n
,pp,ar aud nurN-r the complaint h.''
n,n,ns, YOU IN the nh"vr rn,i'lrd tn'
nn or before the - day ol July l"N, u"'
,n, the last dny ui the time IN 'h" "fl"f
ol tho ruhlirstlon oi this summons, Tia"
fret publication thereof hclng On ,h" "
dny ol June ipnS aud II YOU tail 80 u"
appc,r and answer for wan, thereof w."
plaintiff will appl, to the court Tor ih"
relief pr,yci lur In the complaint here
in tn wit. Fora decree dl"s"lN'ns III"
bonds ni ma,rimonN casting between
plaintiff hmd defendant, i"f the 'hi"
and custody oi iorcnr ! Conner and
the costs aud dipNur-rmcn,' o' this 'ni
and lot such other ani further RELIEF ~
tn the court may rC"m Just nnd "Ini'hhl"s
This summons IL served 10y puhli.
cation thereof IN the Evening Herald hN
nrlcr ni the Honorable J u, orilli,h
County judge oi klamath County. orr'
run. made, dated and dlrd ~ th'" 'u,,
At Klamath Falls, uugun, "n the u al
June iupS. which sail orlcf u ~.
.uuirrd that summons IN this suit u"
published once week, iof q period "i
,iN successive aud consecutive weeks
from tn II " luur iNN.
II ". krrsp,
iul Attorney iuf Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
Notice

All accounts duc me mus, b- settled
by note or cash within thirty days or
they will he published and sold a, pub
lie auction to the highest bidder.
e.. u. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SAlE.--lGO Acre hnnrh Located
II miles east 81 Klamath Falls barry
ain Tor some homcscckcr, To, particulars
inquire nj this office. hb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS

PARTIES wishing new locatlon ~ ~.
loon business can obtain reliable Inior'
mrinn hy writing ~ calling Oh ns
rug M,N-llnriNNp Go. ,luc,
Rooms G2G 25.2S Corhclt bldg,
Portland, Oregon,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

Wanted Plain or fancy sewing hv th"
,iav. Alice l.. Wcisc, Lakeside luu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
LOST AND FOUND

Losi--A pair OF spccIaclrs. lmlcr
please leave same at this office. ~ re-
turn 30 Thos, Martin.
The glorious loutth is near. u"t
your fireworks and decorations At the
star Drug Store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

one whole business block ~ Klamath
Falls irr sale inr iurty cents un the dol
ar uf what Il wa worth thirty days
TOO. 4. T. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03
FOX SALE

Fnt sale or Trade, Residence and
business property in the best town IN
Willamette valley, Inquire at the
Boston Store,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

EuE SALE one pony driving team,
we'll broke to saddle aud harness ,
gentle puod travellers. Also harness
and buggy complete, Nilrrsa h'N 30,
ur call At this office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

For Sale Eur!y aud a,nrl" hnrnr'-
ENQUIRE II Mt. CIV. Mnstun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

In the llrculi Court of the S'h'' "'
u,rrnn, Tor the County oi klamath,
prr,hn Il. Conner, rlh,ntii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-03

Pioneer Bank OF Klamath Basin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
RANGE FIGHT Is
QUITE PROBABLE

Is Appeals 10 the governor and
the aheriffs Of Mesa and Delta
counties for protection having
failed. and fearing that a bloody
battle Wili be preeipitatcd hy irate
cnfilemen, the owners 81 2e.oeo
sheep are sending their stock from
Montrose TO the winter range tn
Utah under a guard Of goo men
armed With WiuchcaicrB This
great body arrived within two
miles Of Grand Junction last night
and hivouacked. For miles around
aud along the route skirmiHhera are
depluyed watching for the slightest
sign 81 hostile cattlemen.