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Tea table Of mahogany with inh;d
lines. removable glass tray. reEulsr
price $3.50, now el6.
Curio table Of mahogany with
glass top. regular price sSs. nov
Muffin. stands, trays, psdeGs
tails, boOk-racks and such piecs..
These with the small tables bcfos,
mentioned offer Q veritable embHr.
rassment Of riches for the ChHsi.
mas giver. All the following I'm
Of exquisite mahogany. beautifully
kidney.shaped tea tray Of ushss.
any with inlaid lines, reeulsr
price Oil. now u. -
Three-deck muffin-stsnd Of MAJ
hogany with inlaid lines and
wreath. regular price tal. now sii
Newspaper stand OF mahora,'
with inlaid lines. regular price i
now $50.
Tall floor csndlestick Of mahosaa
regular price sla. now So. w.
Bust Of Dante" in mahogans
beautifully carved. regular pricc
$3.50. now $3.50.
Colonial pedestal Of mahoaauy
four-column stand, with platform
base, regular price esS. now elS.So.
Chairs Of literally . thousand
sorts, from the big. soul-soothing
chair for "The Man OF Wrath" to
the tiniest "own" chair to make .
little child happy. A big fireside
wing-back chair 10 SSa. A Colonial
rush-bottom mahogany chair u go.
Fine English chairs from $50 up.
Reading, sewing. rocking. resting end
ornamental chairs--all are here.
Winged fireside chair covsrsd II
tapestry, 968.
Mahogany rocker covered i, ~.
estry. $3.50.
Leather furniture provides ~
gifts above all for men-the BIZ
easy club chair. the luxurious moroc-
co davenport. Every article of
leather furniture ON our floors IL
lowered in price. An cay chsis al
brown Spanish leather l. 81, 20.
A fine big chair Of American moroe1E
Copying in every detail an imposte1
morocco chair ut elS5) 10 67ASG
A morocco club sofa 10 SCOT.
The evening world., 1912-12-02

MEMO CORSETS. In Both Stores
Exceptional Value.
New models with long skirt and medium bust,
for average or full figures Made of extra quality
Coutil. $50
The evening world., 1912-12-02
SUITABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
On Sale Tuesday, December the sd
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
34th Street

For Men, Women and Children.
Womens French Linen Handkerchiefs, hand
hemstitched. values 500 and l.oo 2.65 doz.
Mems Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, "A and
pinch hens. value 100. u doz. 2.65
Chidren's Picture Handkerchief, -one for
each day of the week 75c a box
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And this merely skins the surface of the sea of gift urn
to DC found on these Galleries. all which YOU viii
enjoy examining for yourself
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Buldi,s
The evening world., 1912-12-02

Yonkers Mount Vernon threat
raise n by the local companies
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12

All, rurrging into che broader prtncl.
plc. ui tho solution OF qu'stous ON a
basic ul common aouge and Justice,
rather than by tochucM law
Us thcrc uota sroat d,rcrouc, be.
tween the prices You set for your
rattlo ana the prtccs No hay, 10. pay
tpr meat lu Nuw York.. MIR tIaulyN
was 0gkod,
AN stock prices Jus. nov are 0'r.
rctcly unreasonable, DO replied
but moro serious than tbc combIn.
,iuus OF any trust Ia tbe shortage u.
real meat supply that thrratony thu
country. The day Is not 600 a.EDt whom
In this country there viii ba vuo0.N
people back ou tho spIl 60 mako ''N.
ng gs cheap a8 it used % bg .ur J."
reason that tho uumby. gt lu,ba NOV.
ala.a who are wiluug ,n take Go 'h,
uuusnnorn Ut real I... H small D..
comparison with thguawu.g thut p,,
.gr leisure or an occupation tHat VIII
hunp .Nyw alive witluu. any Huyai.
physical .NyUluu tbau ..euua check.
Unl haA,ug at tho a,1a.vu u front
ug lu, yIty dwcllrr yuw .Nr stand
nuOu e.. the farmer auJ wulUg 10 b
Uoad aay that tho s,.i0UH tN.4s 90.
u.U.. ng.uys tu thr consumer Ia q.
....... .T HTrf#HFuffNN Loo .IH .|f.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
SOME FACTS CONCERNING YOUR
MATCH

Tho balance wheel IN modern
watches makes one I. yOlutiou each
timo tho watch ticks Tfc watch ticks
uye times each second 800 times Ia
one minute. $4,000 times Ia one hour.
$4,000 times In one day aud l5g.-
0Jo,cOO tiu-s u. one year.
\ variation OF i-iOOD part Ia the
vibration oi the halr spring which
controls the balllcc wheel viii max,
q difference Of 6iie5u minutes IN one
day
Ii the watch owner viii think a mo.
u.u, aa viii SEQ that lt Is necessary
'n give the watch fairly good treat
mont 10 order 70 get good time out
oi a.
! spcrk 81 Dust,
glur.i on. cracked towels loose
Frrawa ana many other things viii
spoil the IoIicato adjustment.
A. an 'Nger' of many y0ar ryporl.
once In watch repairing solicit your
patronage, and guarantee an my work
o. give ara,ar,lau.
FRANK NJ. UPP,
Matchmaker. Jowolef aud Engrayor.
Willis Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12

Dypagtmau, uJ luo Interior, United
states Indian Service

D.ragtm.u, uJ guo lntrrlur, United
states Indian Service
Tho following tracts ot Indian lands
with the mm, ~ tur owner, dyarrip.
Urr. aud mraI.N utrn, situated 900
1u klamath indian Reservation, urn
.tu. ave uU.ryd tor a.u under the
.ct ot ,o,gr.sa approved March /,
1905. Tho anda were .Htnl sHptgu.
brr %. lgil. aud b,dg tor thrlr pur-
rnnso viii be- opened January .,
Wfg rho terms 90 the ulu are cash.
FHmg George yt 1l, SW', See 's2.
8l.s, sGl0.
Fred llcuirlcts, sEr. Soc 1870.
%. 5000
EuNu N.nan. sw, SEA- sE4
-Wa s.r ~. and Nwh SEE, NJ
. Nws. Sec iI-9l-7. $3.50.
U.tN John. NWh NEt. Es NW
g. Sc IS, swE swG, Soc. IL.
Ha.p. Si2o
I"snph ramEoco Il al, Wa En-
Soc lI.gU.g. $1,000
Emma ruokunu ct al Fis swl,
So NEa See. il.sl-93 $1,000
anr,l u.Ytrnar a. ,l. sui. s.. q.
49,, 5000
rrrg raYEwar a. 8i ..vl gn,
.r.al.s. 500,
rn. mrlnvInr rarr... war. It,a
fuUr a. lpfl and rIl. viii he
on,a a tanu1ry ~. 1919.
g. c.n.m a. So Srr
s.. fu.al.y and srA sri. q, a.
.rs. $500.
r..., r.n.fa r, NJ spl
g . a-.af.7. tirB0
r r.#.. .. .. S.. g.l. Sac
...rf... srl1
vr. Ann Moore. ~ sru 81
.rr a al.7fs 1880
I,.r.r. n..Ur. ,. n.. Watson
..t.rt.,, Er,...p -,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
HshlEY CALLS Us PAPER BAG FOLKS
Continued from Page ~

-----y~--------l--~--
ing malutaircd by the great interests,
and this apnarun. wealth must nov
bc backed 10y real products ul O..
soil We are not only app.uach,u.
"a ruiut whore tho balance VI trade
threatens to bp against us. but DC s
gatung down to- % question ut agtU1.
food supply when We see w lt goiug
to the prices Il commands nov aud
are confronted by the certainty tuHJ
necessities will SO stiu higher. Tu,
people who live In the cities Will one
fine day In the near future be served
with notice that a shortage Ia the
meat supply Is threatened. The no.
tic5 Is likely to be short, and To come
any year"
DO you mean big epidemic
among cattle may be rosponslble7"
NO. an epidemic among produc.
crs. | mean that not enough people
go into the business OF raising meat,
and too many drop ont OF H. The old
shirt sleeve brigade oi cattle ralscw
is a thlug OF the past and you can't
got young follows 70 take 70 mp scrl-
ously as We used to do, and rs . real
means Of earning a living"
Judging from what one hears from
Senator Jonathan Bourne. politics,
the initiative and the recall are what
every Oregon baby Is fCd upon now
adays. Mr.. Ilanley has n different
impression.
we are not hearing much about
the political situation ont IN Oregon.
nc said. we are ont moro Just tD
develop the state. Tho fellow that
gets on our baud wagon has got 10 De
n true developer OF the soil one
great trouble with people has btol
that they have been prone 10 chase
of after the butterflies OF something
that's never going TO happen. The.
I,annla ~ Oraua. ara tiSsd - ta1i,s
to fight over and over about thg rules
OF the game. They want results. and
the fellow who depends entirely on
the rules Is going to be LETT at the
post
"As for the recall there ls % grolJ
deal more OF imaginary use of It than
real. It Is not reasonable 90 recall
ans official except when he O. bcHlb
iHg all principles and promise. The
recal! has never been used ln oregon
so far, In spite Of what you hear !
fact, / know Of only one case IN tnr.
part OF the country WHOM @ was om.
ployod In S attic. Tho initiative la.
been worked pretty hard ont tn.-
Probably Il IS a pr0Eres Iye measure
compared with the old fashioned leg.
islatlon that would ball up the rights
u the people by comblnatloua; hutaU
these things are passing, and people
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
Capital and
Labor rlust Be
Kept Busy

In the right channels to keep
the nation prosperous. National
prosperity Is the collective result
Of local prosperity aud "conn-
dcncc" Is the mysterious thing
back OF both. Confidence Is nee.
cossary In all walks OF life TO
bring success, for without II
there can be no future. Our own
town needs the confidence OF her
people. \ town Is known by It's
works Just as a man is known by
his deeds. There's no better way
TO show your confidence In the
town than to be known as
home owner and no quicker way
to gain your share OF the indie
pendoucc for which our Rcyolu-
tionary fathers fought than to
own n home. Better start today
como In and talk Il over with
us--we ean give YOU a good idea
Of the total cost as well rs the
kind OF timber you'll need.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
NOTICE

rc are funds Ia the city treasury
. 70 redemption ~ Warrants pro,
No.. ou lud before MAY q, 1905 IN
.F,.t trases from date hereof
r. ". SIl'NENS, rIt. Treasurer.
u.tcl 90 klamath Falls urr. Tits
fIh day uG ptcrmhor lPli.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
DRY SLAB WOOD

| ant now delivering rrut class
tt.Iuch dry slab wood to any place IN
the city for 81 u load Now ia tho
tlmo 10 gct Your wood cheap, h'forr
Nat Weather tcgins
T.. CSCuiISON
Itayr orders ho Is Transfer cnm'
nuy ur oregon lhruc8H company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-12
CHILCOTE 6 RICE
EENL ESTATE -INsuENNCE

WE MAKE \ srEDIrLrY OF close
iu property aud guod Gru lands, No
trouble in SHOW property Prompt at
euIi.u NIgcu gll Inquiries. 4 TrA
good houses TOR rcnt % you NHut tu
huy ur sea- 10 VIII pay you rp see us
Neat tu american Hotel. phHur UUI
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-05
of the Anti-Saloon League must be its recogntl
worthy service in the general assembly.
The Necessity for Uniting Upon Min
inum Number of Candidates.


purhtyof There is
wnhfn
in t
o
for
the ~ O
mendd each M
That hetemp
stand the to
the tses O h the r n
all locale dat ha
, n
Th Men
sefndngs havba nmadeu hn un in
and Htcneuc
field of
far possible the O on
a t lie
an O. a
othyca is pes o t
of success An therefore wth tpeudn o e lumber
Senatorial Chicago
recommended int ne count OF
m dS Yards in FourhS naanaDs
TLne:Rd Z. Ruhne th good
and part OF Th sht d and
Democrat eo
Fnh senatorial District
The senatorial Dhtitmc
OF n Sh
of tn Ehd w d
House N"n psH0n Hull
Walter J Miller F None
HtmcJ
None hth enauraDm d the towns To1to,B Bloom
BO 1 FaOs WORTH
SENATOR eSxhs lDtitm
Grove Smbag Hanover
ne m District ward nc al Of Tyhm Darlington htme Wheeling
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-05

Chicago, and parts of the towns of
Evanston, Niles and New Trier, all
in the county of Cook.
Republican recommendations
Senate: *William M. Brown, en-
dorsed
House: *Richard P. Hagan, good
legislative record and
position right.
*William E. Anderson,
good legislative rec
ord and position
right
George L. Hollett, po-
sition right
Thomas 0. Wallace,
Position right
Democratic recommendations
None.
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Sixth Senatorial District.

The Sixth Senatorial District includes
the Twenty-fourth and Twenty sixth
wards and parts of the Twenty third
and Twenty-ffth wards in the city of
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-05
Seventh Senatorial District.

The Seventh Senatorial District in
GUIDES the towns of Thornton, Bloom,
Rich, Bremen, Orland, Palos, Worth,
Stickney, Proviso, Leyden, Lyons,
Elk Grove, Shaumberg, Hanover,
Darlington, Palatine, Wheeling,
Mortified. and parts of the towns of
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-07-25

Notice Of Registration of Tax Deed
Whereas, the undersi ened has pur.
chaeed ut Sheriff's Sale, Tor the ne,
Of the year 1911, on the ,2nd dsv n
June, 1912, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. 5 Of block No. IL. NJ the
Stephen f. Richardson addition - NJ, ~.
Rchardsontown, Louisiana.
Which said property wss assasaa,,
In the name Of Harriet Neal. "a ~
tax deed executed by T. ]. Simmnnsl M
sheriff and ex-ofacio tax coliecto,'
Washington Parish, La, on the 2sth'
day Of June. 1919. ~
Notice u hereby given 20 whom Il
may concern, in accordance With fhe =
laws Of Louisisns, that I have dnIv
caused the said deed to be reeisters!l
and recorded In Conveyauce Book
No. 10. pogo 761, Of the Couvevance
Recoede Of Warrington Pssiah. ie.
Tn the 18th, dsy Of July. n. D.
lS11l g. II. Wncox. 4
Bogahas, u.
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Estray Notice.
Third Ward Justice Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.

Notice Is hereby given that there
has been strayed before me, the un-
dersigned authority, Walter Grain, q
freehold citizen Of said ward, parish
and state, and who being by me first
duly sworn according to law, deposes
and says, that for more than six
months last past, there has been roam
ing at large at and near the residence
OF adiant, . certain COW, described ss
follows: Red sides and white back,
marked with split in right ear, smooth
crop and under slope in the left, said
COW now has > bull calf about six
months old. the COW being about ten
years old. The said COW and calf to
be sold 1t the residence Of the said
Walter Grain In Third ward, Wash.
ington PARISH, Louisiana, on
Saturday. August 3, 1912
at II O'Clock. .. M, unless reclaimed
by the owner, and Ill costs paid.
Terms Of ssle: Al costs to be paid
In cash on Day Of ssle, the balance ON
ok mouths credit, the purchaser to
furnish biz note with approved secur-
ity, payable to parish treasurer Of
Washlngtsn Parish. Louisiana.
This 18th day Of July, 1912.
]. e. BArEnAN.
Justice Of the Peace.
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Commissioners Sale.
18th judicial Court of Louisiana for
Washington Parish.
H, E. Roster
VS.. No. 1000
John III. Roster ct al. 8.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF q Commission Of Sale. issued
out Of the above named Court, in the
matter of II. E. Roster vs.. John a.
Roster ct ais, dated July 18th. 1912.
and to me directed, l have seized ma
will offer for sale and sell to the laat
and highest bidder at the principal
front door Of the court house on
Saturday, August "a, 1912
between the legal sale hours for iu-
dicisl sales, the following described
property. t0wit:
Twenty two acres of land of Of the
east side of the following tract OF land
In Washington parish, Louisiana. A
certain tract Of land lying and beine
situated in the northeast corner 81
Section q, twp. 3 south, range Is east.
St. Helena Meridian, aud bounded ~
~ follows, towit: North bv landa ~
Great southern Lumber Go, east by
lands Of Wade Pittman, south ~
lands of Pointivent 4 Farve Lnmher
Co.. west by lands Of the Ct. Southern
Lumber Co., containing 40 acres of
land, more or less; being same tract
Of land acquired BY Sophranis Il
HUNT, wife Of Jessee Hunt, from John
d. Roster, October 2, 1907. snd
eecoraed in Conveyance Book l3.
i0no ", entry No. 80 of the records az
washington Parish. LOujsiana. and
one.half acre Of land in the mel Of the
net OF section is, twp. 3 south. rance
Is east, St. Helena Meridian, in Wash
mgton Parish, Louisiana, as follows.
towlt: Starting at the northeast cor
ner OF the above section, thence south
o-4o east on old line 1879, 1.2 chains
% get stob, thence west 522.6 feet to
point OF beginning, thence south 3-Ae
east zoo feet to stob, thence west 1O1 8
feet to set stob, thence north lo .west
~ feet to stob, thence east lO4.6 feet
70 point Of beginning, being same land
acquired by SOphr0nia E. Hunt. vie
Of Jessee Hunt, from H. E. Reaiar A.
appeefs of record in ncouveysnce hook
u, entry ga, pages 2SS.380 81 the
records Of Washington pafish, Il.
Terms of sale: Cash With henaAt ~
appraisement. y
: This = the 18th day Of July. 4. D..
lsls. !. J. Simmons, Shen6,
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Bids for Bridge.

Monday. July %. 1912, bids
will be opened for the cOnstruc.
tion Of q wooden bridge across
Pushpatap Greek, ct II .. n. Al
Peters Lake. See r. =. Keaton
for specifc fcatons.
r. F. Keston,
G. A. jenkins,
J. W. Knight,
Bridge Committee.
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Ward: l. J. Green and r. E
Keaton of the Fourth Ward; Us
Knight and G. W. Tynes of the
Fifth Ward; s., H. Burris, Mix
Babington, Wiley Pierce, D. G
Wood, T. D. Foil and M. NJ. Ma
gee of the Parish at Large.
On motion the Vice-Presiden,
and Secretary were constituted
Ex'O 'Of6cio members of the Ex
ecutive Committee and five mem.
bers a quorum.
Upon motion the Executive
Committee was authorized to ap-
appoint all sub-committees and
be clothed with authority for
the conduct of the association.
A resolution was adopted that
every person in the town of
Franklinton he solicited to con-
tribute what he will to assure
the success Of the Fair Exhibi-
tion.
The following subscriptions to
the Far and Exhibition treasury
was announced and recorded:
6. W. Magee, W. J. Dobson, P.
E. Greenlaw. DR.. W. j. Jones,
T. J. Simmons, M. A. Thigpen,
Robert Darlington. J. K. johnson,
Leader, e. L. Magee, D. N.
Magee, Carter & Carter, DR..
]. L. Brock, OFT Johnson Il OFT,
NJ. P. Peterson, M. M. Magee,
each ten dollars; L. Danziger,
$3.50; Farmers l. Merchants
Bank. Bank of FrankliDtOn.
Robt. Babington. Ltd, and Bur.
ris Brothers, Ltd, $500 each;
J. E. Bateman, K. !. Bean and
Peoples Drug Company, Incor-
oorated, each $500, making al
otal of $267.5O. The meeting
hen stood adjourned.
J. K. johnson, Pres,
G. Doremus, Sec'y. protem.
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Minutes Of the meeting of the
citizens Of Washington Parish
pr0m0tive of q Parish Far and
Exhibition.
Franklinton, La. July19.-
The following named persons
we're present. in mass meeting
assembled pursuant to general
and special call:
P..B. Carter. N. J. Jones. Robt.
Babington, E. L. Magee, L. Dan
niger. T. B. Erwin. L. c. Wilson,
]. 4 Bateman, K. /. Bean. M. A.
Thigpen. Oceola Carter, ]. L.
Brock, 3. W. Maeee. D.N. Magee,
+. ]. Simmons, NJ. p. Peterson.
". !. Dobson. N. W. OFT. G. Do
remns ]. Vol Brock, W. W. Bah
lineton, N. N. Msgee. Abner
Mazee, E. r. Burch, William
Carp. ]. NJ. Burris d. f. Gayer,
and J. K johnson.
r. B. Carter being called to
the chair, stated the object Of
the meeting was to determine
whether or not to organize q Fair
Association. G. Doremus acted
z! @ temporary secretary. J. K.
johnson was elected President
% The association and took the
presiding chair. NJ. W Oft was
elected Vice President and n. G.
Bates (whoavss absent) Secre.
tary and Treasurer.
On motion prevailing that the
chair appointan Executive Com
mittee, thel following named were
% appointed:
". 2. Bulloch and +. R-McDou.
Rall. AcDongall, La. Of the First
Ward; Warren Withstand W. !.
Aliord. of NJ. Hermon. for the
Second Ward; Frank Bateman,
snd - + Vaxzsn Of the Third
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Sheriff Sale
Babinfton-D Dateman Co. Ltd.
W
J. N. White.

w.
J. M. White.
Notiueis hereby given that BY virtue
Of IN order Of Seizure and Sale issued
out Of tho 96th Judicial District Court
of Louisisne. In and for Washington
Psrish, lin tho above entitled cause
and 70 mo directed, / viii proceed TO
sell q Public auction to tho last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. August 81, 1912
ct tho principal front door Of the
court house at Frsnkhnton, L., be-
tween tho legal ale hours tor judicial
salee. tho following described proper
~, to.wit:
6ne-half interest In 8 acres Of land
In township ! south, range . east,
bounded north BY lands Of Hiram
Cutuer, east BY lands formerly owned
By Jack Washington, now owned BY
Thomas 4 Williams Realty Co., south
and west by lands Of W. w. OFT.
Also one-half interest In and to .
certain ssw mill, cotton gin and grist
min near CutureF's Switch, situated on
the shove described eight acres Of
hnd.
Terms Of ssle: Cash with benefit Of
apprsisement.
This 22nd day Of July. 1919.
+. J. Simmons, Sheriff. i
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Notice.

During the month Of August,
I will extract deciduous teeth for
all School Children in Washing.
ton Parish free, if accompanied
by their parents. Examinations
and estimates free TO all, by the
oldest Dentist in Washington
Parish.
Respectfully.
w. q. Wood. D. D. s.
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The Washington Parish Fair tt
be held at Franklinton in the
early fall is destined to be one OF
the most successful and bene.
.fcial of any ever held in this
state. That it is to be held is
q certainty. A number of citi.
zens of Frank]inton and vicinity
met last Saturday, organized and
discussed plans for the Fair.
When such citizens as were pres
ent enter into any proposition
with as much enthusiasm as they
have in this matter It's success
isassured. The liberal contri-
buttons that were made at that
meeting 60 still further to prove
their sincerity and assure sue
cess. Over three hundred dol
lars hes already been subscribed.
Also q site on which to hold the
fair has been offered.
The executive committee will
meet in q few days to perfect ar
rangements. They will make a
list Of the prizes to be offered
and decide upon the subjects for
exhibition. That this fair will
be beneficial to every citizen of
the Parish is unquestionable.
The degree Of success which the
efforts Of these few citizens who !
have made the initial move may
bring about, will depend upon
the interest and cooperation !
given them by every person liv-|
ing IN the parish. We have in
this Parish products unexcelled
in any part of our state. Every
person having farm and truck
produce, poultry, live stock etc.
will be given equal opportunity
to exhibit them. And if the
citizens viii use every effort to
classify and bring these products
together, much good will be
lone in the way Of develope.
ment for his own property and
for the Parish at large.