davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

wANTED-Choppers. Apply to n. NJ. Nelson.
20 Merchant Street, Barre eg6tf
wANTED-To hire; man with a family !;
man to work on farm and in mill good mixer.
Do not care for exps fenced man for mill work.
Dix j Camp. r. h. ID. Rout+ Ne. ?, Randolph
Center.V VT. Residence between North and East
Randolph. 2e6t4
wANTED-A good. capable girl for general
hous work App at 10S South Main Street.
Mrs. w. A Bradford. !9itf
WANTED a competent girl woman for
general housekeeping. Apply evenings at IS
Wellington Street. 29lu
WANTED-Man to act as assistant manager.
Salary and commission Apply at once The
Singer Sewing Machine Company, No. 10 Film
Street. 29itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

A MONEY PROPOSITION - Do you want to
own a mail order business. be independent;
your own bose Would you manage an agency
for me in your vicinity else whereP All
printed matter furnished for one half the
profits. Write for particulars. Address Hazen
A. Horton. Desk 05. TekOnsha, Mich 299ti2s
WANTED-A young man as draughtsman for
a large retail monument company az Albany
n Y Must be capable OF designing and orig
mating scale and perspective DIR wing and of
maxim full size details for manufacturers at
the quarries. one who is qualified in rendering
wash drawings preferred Confederation will
only be given tn ,se answering IN detail, giving
age experience. references and salary exp ct a.
Box ID, care Of Barre Daily Times, Barre. VI.
2q9t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
FOR SALE.

FOR Dining table, almost new. In
laire &C Harrington Avenue, up stairs. 296tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

100 North Main st. Barre, vt.
Telephones: Store 259-M, House 74-3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

FOR SALE-Two Prairie State 1ncuba tors
loo and $50 egg sizes Both in first-class con-
dition. Address 7. NJ. Carr, T. O. Box 272
Barre, Vt 94tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
CARL G. PERKINS
Electrical Engineer and Contractor

Electric Fixtures and Supplies
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
HELP WANTED

wANTED-A capable girl or middie-aged
woman with some knowledge OF cooking, for
general homework. Inquire at the Times office.
aggtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
TO RENT

FOR RENT - To small family of adults,
three large rooms and toilet Furnished with
hot and cold water, electric lights and heat IL
desired. Apply at 1913 Hill Street, opposite the
Lincoln School 2911
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04
STONE SHED FOR RENT

Large enough for two gangs OF cutters and
all in good condition. Use OF fifty-to derrick
that reaches all doors and yard, gfindstOnes.
and also air enough for fifteen tools aud two
surface cutters G. Bianchi & Sons. 2S4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

FOR SALE-A six year.old cow TO come in
April lst Also a Magee kitchen range. Apply
at No. 2l3 South Main Street Telephone call.
42I-2l 290tIl'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-04

FOR SALE 80 Dry wood, stove length, split
up fine. Also few tons of hay. Telephone
3U7-S. j. w. Averill Barre. 275tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26
WHAT is IT?

Poldo Lewis, who lives three miles
north of Ocala on the old wire road
called on the Ocala Banner for infor-
nation Saturday, but as the war.
mint" editor is on his summer vaca.
ton in Northern China we were un-
able to enlighten him. However, per.
haps some of our readers may tell him
what he captured.
Poldo says it was captured on a
'simmon tree on his farm; it is green
in color; it is about nine inches long;
has twelve legs; measures about
three and half inches in circumfer-
ence; has fourteen horns on it's head
and stinger-looking appendage on
the rear; the horns on its head are
two inches long; it is quite a fighter
Poldo has his capture in a large jar,
and now awaits a name for it.
And Poldo says he hasn't had a
drink of stimulants for some time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26
BEES PRODUCE HONEY BY THE
TON

Five tons of honey have already
been produced this year by the thir-
teen million bees owned by o. o. Pop
pleton, the bee inagnate of Florida,
and before the season closes it is ex-
pected that the Largo Key and Pom
PIANO will produce two or three more
tons of honey for shipment to the
northern markets. Mr.. Poppleton
was in the city yesterday, coming
down from Pompano on business.
On account of heavy rains when the
black mangroves were in bloom the
honey production this year will be
somewhat below normal, said Mr..
Poppleton, but he still expects to get
5000 pounds for shipment. The bees
on the key are about through their
labors for the year, but those at Pom
PIANO are still making honey, and will
continue to do so until in September
or possibly later. One year the Pom
PIANO bees worked until November,
said Mr. Poppleton.
Fifteen thousand pounds OF honey
have been shipped each year for the
last two years from the Poppleton
apiaries, but three years ago a total
of fifteen tons of honey was produc-
ed by the Roppleton bees.
Mr.. Popr Teton has 265 colonies OF
bees on Lar 10 Key and the mainland,
with an AVERAGE of probably $4,000
bees to colony. The bees are divid-
ed into five apiaries, four of these be-
ing on Largo Key Those on the key
procure most of their honey from the
black mangrove, though they also
produce considerable honey from the
dogwood, pigeon plums and poison
wood. At Pompano the swamp pal
metto, wild pennyroyal and thorough
wort furnish most of the honey.
All of the honey produced by the
Poppleton bees is strained and ship
ped in barrels, most of it going to
Cincinnati, the market in that city be-
| ing better than in New York.
Probably not more than one-third
of the honey produced goes on the Ia
BILE as honey" said Mr. Poplleton
Thousands of pounds are used an
nually by biscuit manufacturers. as a
honey jumble,' or other of these lit
tie cakes you buy which contain hon
ey will remain fresh and soft for a
year or more. Then, too, honey is
used in making the finest printing
press rollers, instead of molasses. y
Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

Mr.. B. F. Borden, local secretary of
the civil service board for this sec
ton, is advertising an examination
to be held in this city on August 10th,
in the postoffice building, for rural
carrier for Burbank. The usual en-
trance salary for rural carriers is
from 5000 to $1,000 per annum. The
age limit is from IS to 55, the maxi
mum limit, however, being waived in
cases of hoaorably discharged Unit
ed States soldiers and sailors. Sue
cessfully passing this examination
places the application in position for
appointment to clerk or carrier in
first and second class offices.
Application blanks may be obtain
ed from Mr.. Borden at the Ocala
postoffice.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26
BANKRUPT PAPERS FILED

The store of J. Manasse, a south
side dry goods merchant, has been
closed since Wednesday night, Mr.
Manasse having filed papers with
United States Commissioner Cush,
man asking that he be adjudicated a
bankrupt. The papers were filed with
Commissioner Cushman Thursday,
voluntarily, and will be referred to
Thos. w Fielding, referee in bank.
ruptcy for the northern district of
Florida
Attorney c. r. Layton represents
the principal creditors, and while the
schedule of liabilities has not been
made public, it is said to represent a
sum of several thousand dollars. The
stock of goods is worth $4,000 or
more, however, and it may be that
when the matter is disposed of all
will be paid dollar for dollar-Gaines-
vile Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26

waited in the hope of getting in one
of the cars. When patience was >ex-
hausted they fought to get in and
succeeded only after their DISPOSE
tions and attire had been badly rum
pied Every load that went skyward
was a mass meeting of protest against
the city of Baltimore. No reason why
Baltimore elevator man shouldn't
have the finest line of profanity in
existence. He had the pick of the
four corners and middle of the coun-
try.
use the stairways, and save time"
This sign was posted in The hotel
Hobbies early in the week, and was
the last straw. Men who were pay
ing fancy prices for rooms near the
roof got real angry Then they looked
at each other, laughted and started
to climb heavenward. With the mer-
curry at the boiling point there is no
more cooling pastime than climbing
stairs Some never got any higher
than the third landing, where they
sank to the floor and fell asleep. One
saw first, second and third citizens of
all communities draped over the bal
ustrades and banked along the stairs.
In the hotel restaurants all sorts of
strategy were resorted to in order TO
get food. Governors and United
States senators had just as much
trouble in getting served as plain hui
man beings Walters were told they
were the best looking, fastest, most
courteous men in the business, these
compliments being accompanied by a
substantial retainer One man would
/ bid for a walters services and the
men in the vicinity would raise the
bid Walters bearing trays of food
were surrounded the minute they
emerged from the kitchen The sight
of a soft shell crab or a sandwich
startled the most eloquent flights of
oratory After the first few days the
walters took no chances. They car
ried the trays behind their backs.
At the dinner hour battalions of
hungry men and women marched from
one restaurant to another in the hope
of getting something to eat. The
most noticeable thing about Balti-
more is its lack of restaurants. There
is none in the vicinity of the conven-
ton hall unless two or three small
lunch rooms can be classed as such.
When the first all night session got
under way thousands of persons
swarmed all over the neighborhood
looking for food The lunch rooms
were cleaned out in a few minutes
and the corner groceries were clean
ed out a little later. Canned goods
and package food that had taken the
full four years course on the shelves
were eagerly gobbled up by the fam
ishing throng. To add to the general
discomfort the hotel cafes and the sa.
looms closed at an early hour. The
suffering from thirst was pitiful.
Thousands of tongues looked like
marshmallows.
| There's one thing about New York
that like" said a Tammany man.
Whats that?" asked his friends.
tits almost two hundred miles from
Baltimore" he replied. Edwin D.
| Lambright, in Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26

Charles E. Jones, editorial writer
for Dixie, while on a visit to Tampa.
was knocked down three times in a
gambling house in Ybor City, and was
later arrested for carrying concealed
weapons. He was placed under a.
bond of $50. No other arrests were
made.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26

l, S. T. Sistrunk, clerk circuit sour:,
hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct statement of the col
lector's account with Marion county,
and the sub-school districts, as the
same appears upon the books in my
office.
Witness my hand and official seal
this the 1st day of July, 1912
(Seal) S. T. SISTRUNK,
Clerk Circuit Court
By c. E. Conner, d. c.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26

Governor Wilson will select his
own campaign committee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-07-26

Wilson is wearing a smile that is
growing bigger every day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-24

casc. Don't put up with it another
day. Get a 80 cent bottle of Ely's
cream Balm from your druggist and
see how quickly you will be relieved.
1t is perfectly harmless.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-24
EASY AND SURE WAY
TO CURE COLDS
Don't Neglcc' ed. Ely's Cream
Balm Y. Sto, II in tie
Sneezing Stage.

A cold generally attacks the weak
est part. affecting the eyes and ears
in some and producing nasal catarrh
and throat troubles in others. \
cold is due 10 an Inflammation of tie
membrane lining the air passages.
and may be promptly cured with a
little Ely's Cream balm. which i'm
mediately relieves the Inflammation
and all the distressing symptoms.
such rs sneezing. coughing. running
at the nose and eyes. hoarscness,
sore throat, fever and headache. One
reason why this pure. antiseptic
Balm acts SO quickly is because it
is applied directly to the tender sore
surfaces.
Even in severn. chronic cases of
catarrh, Ely's Cream Balm never
fails to quickly ard cffectually check
the poisonous discharge which clos
Tire head ard throat, causing the dis
rrsting hawking, shifting ard blow
ing Of the nose This remedy rot
cn,y drives o,,t Tire d'sa~sp ~. heals
and strerc,he-s tfe weakened men,
branes. thus ending catrrrh
Catarrh Is a filthy, disgusting dis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-24
IN PREVAILING STYLE
eHORT CHAT ON THE. FASHIONS
OF THE MOMENT.
Frocks Are Longer, Though Not to Any
Marked Extent-"Fur" Shades
Have Displaced Black and
White in Millinery.

Frocks, as a general thing, are longer.
IN. trotting frock clears the ground
ven, but is not exaggeratedly short
ana al other frocks touch. though
heir narro~ness often makes them
! I'll UP when the Mearer walks, SO that
ilcy do not really l.ok long, writes
r.o~cnce Fairbanks in the Chicago
III ning Post. There are !; coed many
ilaiAed frocl.s too, the trains usually
senarate from the narrow unce.sEirts
and most frequently square, though
rounded pointed ard fsh-tail trains
ali appear and are likely to trail off at
almost any angle instead of falling de-
murely in the back.
Unevenness of skirt bottom line Is
enc of the features of the new modes
I, and has been the subject of consider
able experiment during the summer.
'Inny of The cleyereGt drapery schemes
demand such uncvcnnoss. and a skirt
revealing the foot and ankle at some
point where the drapery is lifted or
where the skirt is opened up little
VIM longar sooms unusual
Black and V hite. so long the supreme
r,rnr;to i, millinery he's heen dis.
,,I,cod nv tbo nav .rnr" shades which
nronisn RI 10 a vorit,h,e craze this
,,,r,or rboeo c,,das which N Paris
are called eclipse co!crs,' include
nm hrourn r,o,o M, ta,na anl all
nj ur.1rs c-nn, ,,cor, - 49,, motel
~.
r,n nri;,,r,. ~. H. i - /, ,,i.oouu
,, III. III, ~, - ~ ,4,;,.irn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24
(Pai1 Alvostioo0easD
O0l'1 PULL OUT
ne GRAY Ml!


"Psil out sas sray uais aaA . ass.
- viii sats ~ plseasr = - ~ sas-
ias. vAiea \. v . sisss sssss. tree.
V 20 ssaes we're Ahsa 70 sses Ne
casss. wAsa sras hsiss appear u \
. sisA that Nature ass1s sssissaaes'
Il 10 Natures sau tor Aslp. 0ray hair.
dull. lisslsss Aaif. o. Asif that b TALL
ias out. b sos asesssasiiy . sisa Of
advaaeiss ass. tor there ere tAess-
aals Of elderly people vttA psssset
hsads Of hair without siasle sereak
oe Oray.
whsa srsS Aairs come. or whss
the hair sssAs 70 b iifslsss o. deed.
soas sooa. reliable hair-ssstesiAs
tssatmsAt should b resorts1 70 q
once. spseisiisss cay that oas Of the
best preparations 70 uss u the old
fashioasd "sAss tsa" whieh our grand
parents used. The beet preparation
Of this kind b wysth's sage and Sui.
.phur Hair Remedy. = preparation O:
domestic sage and sulphur. scisatiac' :
ally compounded With later diacov.
cred hair tonlcs and stlmulants. the
whole mixture being carefully bal
ancsd end tested By experts.
wysths sage sad Sulphur is clean
aHd wholesome and psrfsctly harm.
lees. II rsfrsshss dry. parchsd hair.
removes dandrue and gradually 70.
stores faded or sray hair to tts net
ural color.
Doat delay saoshsr minute. start
|uslns WystA's oaSe and sulphur ae
|eNss sal ~ xhas Z diesrsass . ~
|lays' tseatasat U1li oaks b ssss
~.
TAh psspasatiea \ eesrsl y tha
psblie q Atty ssats ? bettls. sal =
rssennesls1 ~ ~ " ~ dsse-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24
kEeAI NoTICES

u ~ cBoo1A 0ooss - ~ onoo q
oseoen. ~ ~ 0oon0 =
Clasonee l11eAoA plalo119.
~. : losAs1s. 0hesen NV ulsor
-. - UGb he1De. - q ~
~ mgUu 80 uatoovn,
dllonno ~ tao1sun - ~ -
~ oGpsovs - - - 0ggA
b,eae oosops1oass Wnnnlo ~
~ - El6naAA vA1lA oPooeA.
- v. I uano1A OAaso0 DogW -
- - - ~ 0osan -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24
Ex-EMPRESS IS
some SHOCKED
KxrRAvAoAMCE o. W0omH ~
DRess AaAf1nIs An0Usns nOY.
Atty 10 lxps0xAzs0x-sas
wRAas naouaMHe


',sits1 PreD ossv.ss
PARIS. oee- 9>.-ns.Do0ssD ~.
ssais ee Issass , shosts1 ~ ~ e.
travagsaes q oo1sss seelsey veoso.
Although che has worn aothlag bat
black siacs The death oe her husbasd.
Nspoleoa ILL.,. che seill takes . OPeas
Interest b drsss fashlona- WAsa
lold ssesauy The Dstess ~ ees -
ssa oevas - sAssw - hss Aasls ts
Aosroe.
''TAb = seossAias sssrib,s." ~
ssslal0e1. "WheA I ~ - ~
sAFeas I asvss ~ ~ 1ssls0ahas
more tAaa ol9o sveA eos t1e 0ooa
splsalil saetuns. a ~ estrava-
saaes q Which ! vas enausasiy ~
psaaeAo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

ssas Rsswa - sahasvn.
slaA0inU - in1uDu1t = ~ sase-
ssiv oelv~ovU - g ~ ehssA
bissk Ssssv-esss. jessAsls a11i-
tAss - ~ c1ev e Klaaaah
1ol1s. oeaosA
10 ~ Mone q ~ nan1e g Oseeoa:
Yss 80 sasA q yea ass hseeby
|sso0sns1 - aOosss - enswss ~
|ss0ooa1ne ~ = - GooVo Gne1e1o1
|sulo v11hla - WUs1D G1lss ~ os11
|Dsbllas11ea g III sanDsas = ~
|x1a0a1A osuubolsnn. . nsvsDaose.
|os-wt: - - bsosss usssabs :.
|seas.
~ ~ vllA 49, ssesss tAss is
|Sss ~ - aooeas = sehssviss Dlss1
v1eh1D ~ 49, ~ o1sissi9 iss
|voae eAUsse ~ 49, - ~ absvs
|esost ~ ~ sslase ls0oo1sl y ~
ss0oas1as ~ - - y ~ suiA
|oD-Uoo:
~ . lswD Aseun1nAns ~ ~
vssss s1s10s g ~ 1soso1aaAs g
say stA@ pesty - Dastlss b - =
~ sasessiy Afly-ovs ~ g ~ (oD
oAses b bees2 (ttD essly-soss. N1sA-
- a1litiea = KlanasA valla. o.
-. Aa1 auiselag Dlaaae19s titls -
sai1 Dssaisss - aoninss III slaias e
sAs 1sesa1aaaa. - hs11inG eAAe
Dlalaa19 , evaas = - s10Dle - ~
sei1 Desoisss 80 ~ ~ eesoe -
1lsb0soeoso0 = sai1 ssle 80 ~
susA sehss ~ sustAef ssi1se = =
seslev ~ aoossealA-
M san0eas = OublAaAe1 Dusoar
sas - - ee1ss g ~ neoseahlo
asasy /. usassA. 1uAos . ~ -.
suis seuss 6 ~ 0laos g osooso. ~
tAs Cosaey g KlAnash. 49, - -
esss1 - ~ 1etA 1Ay - oiOesobBs
iol0. - ~ osus Dubo1oa9tso eAesor
- = os1s - ~ oetA ~ g ~.
tenooR. lolo.
e-ee-il.Sr AsosssW ~ Hla1ne19
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24
R|TcH|f TO QUIT
FORMER mAMAefR
|m oasns % 6us 4 ozAsou 20
mar W0alaA09, aAN UnAXCuo.
40 LAD wuL ogvD NOLAN saG4


Voleoo M 0svosD
oAN 1RANCloco. o.. o<.-TAai
Willis 1itsAia - vsasslsss's 60.
esaass ees tAs llsAsvslgAs sAaaDlsa-
shio. vtll ssVss bss1ssss rslse1sas
viii Dllly Nolan loas saoaoh - seo-
ssaoaas . Thaaksgtvias Day aasih
here vtah CAanDlea - Wol0ase 4
bellsss1 alosss ssstsis = Dsetllstis
siFs1ss Ases eo1ay.
Pseosees JeoD ". cs9sesA Aaa
0aely ree1se1 - - bualnsas vtth
nteolo VIM Neean = ~ 0AnAOoe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

rive. sss o. twssty ~ ss1q:
bsss ef soii. ssns bsl1llaolx ~
vel ssl % sDDls tssss; ~ 1onoG1
aaA sadss ssiivsttsa- ~ - -
Irrigated. This = thersAsoons -
bsss sessaos ssas ~ city. Wu1 onks
snail payment 1s9s. - ba1aass -
ssis p6sehssss. u istsssses1 49,
4li. NJ 1e-l-o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

lOs oocisi BALLOT. Nes. siS ss1 3isI
ssctioA .. TIE seoethoidsss ee al
corposasiess aaa 1oiat seeek eeopa-
aiss sAsii - liabls eos ~ tA1sbtsd.
asas os ~ eoepeeasioa - The
soosat a sAslr steck subserioo1 cd
vapaid as1 - 0ees. esceOeAao eAss
The seeekAellsS q eespesateas o.
joist stock coapasiss coa1setias tAs
busiasss Of banking shall - tadivilu.
aiiy liabis equally aa1 rseooey. ana
GOT oas Tor aaeeAsP. Tor ths bsasoe %
the dspositers q sai1 6aak. 70 shs
amount os their eeesk. q Ne ~
value thereof. 10 e11itioa - he ~
vslse Of such shares.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

us11ss - o1so1nsss
q ~ Cosa1y Ceese g ~ ooass q
0eo0oa, ~ K1a0aeA Couaoy.
% ~ 11seoss - tAo uDoaee - M
DeeAA. Doeoaso1.
Nss>ss , hsssey slvsa sAss he ~
osssiGnsl ~ besa 1uly aDDsiass1 ~
Diaisessesr - tAs eDeaas - Dss1
DisAa. 1sesass6. - tAe ceuaty ceast
- ElaaaaA Cssaiy. 0se0sa. aa1 sAss
I'll Dssseas havlAo slai0s aoainse sai1
ssAaAs ass soooiss1 - Desssos the
saos - - - ~ Nv 49, g Esenas
4 0seesoesk. = Klamath vellss Ore.
-. within sis oeashs sesa ~ 1aas
g M assiea Des0ss0 vssl1s1 = ~
0ulge1 ~ ~.
Doee1 q K1a1aaA vA1lD. 0eo0Ba.
1T ~ 1ay g oseeoes. lolo.
n0DD8f 4. D11u12. &
Aloin1seroess g ~ nBeaes g m
DosAa. Dseeaeel lo-lo-ll-s .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24
oomnaD - 0Vu0v
u Ne Clsssis 0eust g ~ oon0e g
orsesa. ~ - ceen1v = Un9r
o11. -
B,ssssas lIsssls. paann11R. y


00o8 4490
~ CAsslss llassts:s y ~ loa1e g
~ ooaas - ossosa;
Yeo ass Asgebv seoulBo1 - aDoonR
aac - anowes ~ ee0UoaAne . ~
vaal1119 abeve nane1. ~ - -
n sAs elssks 49, - ~ ahsve 49,
lless1 ssose b ~ suie eDevo -
sisis1. q ~ bsesss ~ olee ~ -
oesehss. 1olA. ~ 1ay belns ~ ~
1ay u ~ DsblisaA1sa g ~ oDm-
Hoas. an1 ~ ~ ~ uith1n vA1eA
tlne yeu sso sso1ise1 - aUooaB -
. answer ~ ~ seoDlAlaa = o1oe
- ths es1es e tAs eeaSG ~ ~ Dob-
liealiea ~ III oa0nooo.
q 700 fsil y aDDeas - - -,
swsr the saA1 ss0D)Aint. ~ Dan1na1o
wtll spDly - tAs eesst ess ~ po11oo
aeesaaasa = ~ sail esap,slna ~
The plDaintiG.
rAss tAis suit y hsssSAs t. ~
rUrpose ef ebtaisiag : 1esees ~
solving The bonds sf natSineny nev
saisliAs bstvssa The absvs aaDe1
|plsiMtiG and tAs 1seeA1aAt = ~.
above satitlsA ssie. (.
That this sunnoas = pubIeAe1 ~
the pesied Of ssz sueooas1vo eooaeeo-
tive veeks n ~ Klamasn 1eDub-S
|liean. . AsvspApes. printed ~ ~
|lishsd at klamath yaln. odooeo. ~
|an uraor % sho Ilouoroh1o uonyy H.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24


TO An Pssseos. risns aal CssDosN-
siaas, elsinis0 . sisAt - ~ - =
shs waters q she sieve aa0e1 6esoam
q aay tributary ehseee(. - swnlao ~
bslns u pesseaslea q 1an1s bee1osl1g
ea se Asvias ssssns y ~ stsea0 -
az u ~ ssibusasies. = ~ eouoey =
klamath. oesss q 0ssOsa. - - ~
Wheo 70 11av 0oosoGo: Z,
IN ~ haas q ~ sea1s = On
go: Yes ~ sesA g ~ ~ h9s-
by nsei1sl shas ~ slaae enoIaoes -
The 1sass q ossoso vlll heola - -
vsssisasiea Of ~ ~ - sAat soslala
stream ksswn - chssSy Cseek ao1
~ tsibutasiss. sissass1 = k1anash
cesnsy. oseGsa. 80 ~ vosooes
litshss 1sves1aG vsass sAsssese0 -
TAsrs1ay. shs stA 1ay = Dsss0bee.
1913.
40 yos ere hssssg susshss ssuos1
thss sAs supssintsa1sat - vassr ~
vlsiea No, ! - ~ oeaes - 0seUna
vi1l seaasaes tAe tahias - tesai.
nsav - 20 ~ si0Ass = IN peseiss
elsinlag water freo ~ strsoR. =
~ ssibssassss e Msalav. ~ ~,
1ay a Dsssobsr. 1913. = ~ h4sae e
10 s'eisek .. -. = ~ cogst besso
h ~ C1ey - 11ana1A v1Dlhv 80
seA CsoaAy. oeaOso. - - sAge
afsss esoeinne ~ oat1n0 g ooo1neoO
ussil ~ saae = ssuO1s1oA
AaA ~ sss hsrsnv es1sgoo = -
peas beesee ~ un1egslGDo1 osooeoar
tsaAsas g vo1se dlviu1sa ~ h =
Oss0sa. = ~ ~ ~ D1nao ooopo
ns.assssl. - sa1ns Dsooe . yoqs
e,sio = ~ ueasss = ~ 0Donn. -
sssluansy thsssel. = ~ ~ tnsDooD
= s1alos1 ~ ~; 81 ~ ~ 1gDoAg
fnsthss nse1os1 ~ = ~ - -.
aDOens 80 s1o01s Upooe e ~
slsln - s1gA1 - ~ - g 90
ussssA 1sGAslt N - eaoBo1 aonln8
yss. ~ ~ vtll - basBo1 - -
esuoeA fFeo sn1oo0uea1ly o1nsDo1nG
aay right y ~ vaasss - ~ -
Asll y havo loe1slos1 - ~ - ~
- = sai1 vaasss tAsssesesse ean1ne1
~ ~.
By order q ~ Dsas6 e osanpss
se he oeaas Il oseoea.
Dated oe0ts0bsr .. 1913. - oa1e0
OHoUo0. .
JouN n. LBwIs.
81 oeaes uAo1noos
JAMES :. culDGNoCK.
Waess ptv1sisa Ne !.
ooo. :. CocuDAM
DupsstaesnAsas Waess pov1Ilsa ~ :.
le-l5-le-o4s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

oGo0oo - SaanUoo
~. noas1 g 0oq9on11sa 81
xlaoaaA cesaAv = ~ = esssasa.
ao1 ~ Dseeo0 - - ols1 IN
wesh.
paAs1. ~ ~ ~ q os>sess.
ai-ee SP. Ln4 ADssss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-24

We havs beaoAt ~ eatiss eteek u
uueis e0s0esjy sol1 - ~ Mailer
0usie se0oaay: uesist casdy ssere
- Caiaie ves1a1y sesre.
The ssaDlses nsKinlsg ~ n Lsas
slltisa q lee uusls asv,ia seoet 10
sA1le1aa - ell sf tAs asw peesssr
Uuole.
osaa fsr s>taiss. nsstc mailed %
ssseips e Ds'seln esaSs.
i1.ss DRAUftAcx huslc Co