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The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07

some. have not observed any
other silos to see how they compare
with mine. For various reasols
think your silo cheaper than any
wood silo even If the first cost should
come little higher.
Respectfully yours,
R. C. Bemrose,
R. r. /. Wadena, Minn.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07

lie enai.Sse fresh 20 the outside,
where in the wooden silo it has a
tendency to dry out. I think that the
Cement Slave Siios are the cheapest
in the long run. When they are put
UP they are done, you do not have to
raint them every few years, no wind
will blow them down, and they do not
dry cut so you have to tighten the
hoops any. I remain,
Yours truly,
(Signed) Henry Schroeder.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07
West Union, Mimi, Jan. s, 1912.
Minnesota Cement Construction Co.
Long Prairie, Mimi.

Minnesota Cement Construction Co.
Long Prairie, Mimi.
Gentlemen In compliance with .
your request, am sending you here
with the desired testimonial.
To whom it may concern-In the
summer of 1911 had . Playford Ce- !
n1ent Silo erected cl my farm. 1
wish to state tast it has given entire
satisfaction. The sila &c has kept
good and tha frost does not effect it
IS much as in q wooden silo whieh
visited last winter. | am now posi-
tive that l made no mistake IN purch7
asing Playford Cement Staye Silo
and therefore have no hesitanoy in
recommending it to my fellow farmers
who are contemplating on buying a
silo, knowing that am calling their
attention to very practical farm
utility.
Yours truly, =,
(Signed) Nick Cans.
- s$r,ag
Staples, Mimi, r. 2, yann.. II, 1912.
Minnesota Cement Construction Co. j,
Long Prairie, MINI.
Gentlemen-In reply to yours of the
5th inst, don't know. assfsean give
you very satisfactory answer, as
have been confined to the house for
the past five weeks. ~
AS near as can find out from the
boys, the ensilage is all right 1t
froze in about three inches around
the sides, previous to Januaryt1st, and
10 or 12 inches since the 36.to. 40 be-
low zero weather set in, which you
know has continued now for eleven
days. l have no opportunity to COM
pare it with other silos, but have
heard they are not doing any better
than mine. As to price. mine Is
cheaper than the first grade Staye,
wood. or panel orsoiid wall (cement)
silos, per tom capacity. illaaq fo2J
Yours truly.
(Signed) Mathew Willians.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07
!. The PlaYord Patented Cement Save SSlo
king AMONG sILOs"
Mnuacn and dty
Minnesota Cement Construction Co.. Long Piamie MINI.
Minnesota Gene.


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The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07

Clarissa Mimi, Jan. Is. 1912.
Minnesota Cement Construction Co.
Z Long Prairie, Mimi. ~
Gentlemen-I will let you know how
Il like my silo that you put up on my
farm last summer. I like it o. K. I
cannot see how I could ] !, without it.
The cold weather that we have been
having frosted the .ensilage from 8 to
12 inches from the wall, the ensilage
near the wall is as good as it is in
the center and it is all in good con-
dition.
q Yours truly,
(Signed) War Hanson.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1912-03-07
Clarissa. MINI. Jan. II, 1912.

CIarissa, Mimi. Jan. II, IyIz.
Minnesota Cement Construction Go.
Long Prairie, Minn.
Gentlemen This Is my 'iirst year
feeding silases but will say shatcI am
more than. pleased with the aPlayford'
silo erected by YOU on my fatzn last
year. The ensflage ikssps Sas sper-
1fe<tly around the outside as in the
oesAtsrq Iolike my silo 50 weli that
Jewish 7thattI had put mp one many
s.. $3.50. Yours truly, ssa
:s,l,, tsigned) Frank Olson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31
C0IIsp|RACYROOm
STILL OCCUPIED
LOFOLLErTE STILL REssAlNs
WITH CLAPP's PRlvAfs CON.
sULfATs0N APARTMENT


Uaissl Pren ossvuee
WARRINGTON. u. c.. Oct. a.
Changtns styles ia politics an1 alsc
10 ssaatoss = materially aGsssiAs the
uss of oas veil known eemaittse
room h the Caplsel-ths private
sanessm Of esaasoe Clapp q Mime
sofa. He u chairman Of ~ sssaes
intsestats commerce Soaaittse. aad
hes . secluded private eGles. s1jola.
iag the committee room. % the bass'
meat door Of the senate wing - The
Capitol. jast opposits The ssaats
restaurant.
The s'eoaspiracy chamber" y the
name Senator L. Follssts es wiseoa
dubbed this private Once. several
|ysars ago. That b the name Il b II.
vsriably called by senate attaches.
and also by many ssaators. just
now the conspiracy chamber" = ussd
by the Clapp investigating coamittse.
as Il b known. 10 fosteping new
depths Of campaign eoatributieas 10
bs probed. rhs senate eommittss n.
vsstisatiag political aaaacias holds
its secret sessions IN this room. plan
Ming new witassss and dlscusslng past
testimony. There Il will probably
frame Ne oalcial report upon recon-
msndsd corrupt practices lssislation.
Senator Ia Follstts jooulariy save
the "coaspiracy chamber" its name
because OF the many msstiAss Of san
ate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n ~
cent ysars. There L. Toilette. clapp.
Bourne. Bristov and other insurs-
snts" hold their private meetings 10
discuss their plans Of battle % the
ssnats aoor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31

10 nanksuOoV-,gee1so - ~ l1so1'
~ g Cse111sso
II he passsiet csaSt q ~ uales1
ooates g A8ss>sa. ~ ~ D.
tsist q oseson (lA DankruDeev).
In tAs Matter q o. y. Hseeos-Danh-
suDG
10 he cssaitess Il o. \. Assess
oe KlanaeA vAllo. xlanatA
County. u ~ Dlstsiee g oeeooa
Neties b hsreby givea Int - ~
sstA eay u October. lela. o. H'uss-
tor vss auly a1judsed : hAaksup<.
an1 that ~ 1fst neseinG e we1ltr
ore wtll - hel1 q ~ 49, e J. O,
Rutsnie. rsesses b baAksupeey q ~
abevs Aans1 seust h klamath yAlls.
Oregon. n listrlse aloeesai1. e ~
vsnbsr lltA. 1914. q : e'eloek ;. ~.
at which tins eFs1itees uay attea1.
prove their eIiins an1 APPOINT Z tFus-
~. ezaniAe he baakrupt. an1 tsana-
aet sueh othee busineso - nav peoD-
efly cone beeore tAe meeting.
J. Q. luTnNIC.
1sesree n Dankruptey.
JOSEPH 9. KENT. Attosnav foe
baAtrupt. lo-ae-ll-l I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31
lE6AI NOTICES

Nse1ss - Css11osss
In the County Court q ~ ooase a
Oregon. toe xla0atA Couaty.
u NE Matter ef The Dstats - Bse1
Bleha. DeeeAse1.
Nesies y Asrssy sivsa thss Ne ~
6srsisAsd has bssa daily appelntsd -.
miaistratoe q Tie estats - vSe1
bisha. dsesass1. ~ ths ceuaty ceuEs
|of klamath Cesnty. 0eegsa. aa1 tAal
all psrseas Aaviag slains aeainse said
estate Are seeuirs1 70 pesssaA tAs
same % ne q ths NV e0es ~ Ksesse
70 0rossbsek. h Klamath valls. Ore
son. within elk neaths trea he 1ats
OF this neeisA properly vsr,osd - ~
aulrel ~ lav.
DATED q klamath FAlls. orsgea.
this Sth lay of October. 1913.
ROBERT 4. uAMITr.
Adninisesseee q the Estate q vree
Dlehn, Deeeased. 1a-lo-ll.S 2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31
l1hIng-Up
y Joe B.aA

lutsriocutor - 0satlsmsa. n
ssatsl.
Ts-ta-lats.
Intsrlocusor -0satisnea. ere yog
aware of The fact that neRe Tuesday I
election layf
Chorus-We -. sch.
Iatssloeutee ee-Havs yos esatlsasl
,ceasiassel Aev you WIN ssseslss yosI
great American right q ss9raesi
sanbo-Ah has. suh: bat Daabe
he's jss' plunb iasssaat.
Banbo-Huh. aissaA. dea' yes ~
talk eat way bout ne. Al knovs ~
bout dis here suRsrass propositiea
Ian Ahs astn Il.
saubo-wAo you I'll saliia' aig'
|gaAs
Dsnbe-Des you sil lock uks al
let ne. AhTt-
lnteeloeutor wo 0usl
have 20 redybn here. If yeu two e.
sire 70 discuss political nattsss you
'must observe the parliamentary rulss
I suggest that eambo aAd Da0bo o.
bats - The matter II disputA oanbo
Win epea the debate.
oanho-Ah's IN favor q suRrass
'oauss AhS posed 70 havlA' q la1isa
h e cane elass wid cAinto. erasy
folks. eroeks sa' ignssaat niGBaAs.
chorus-Who's . ignerant nlooaA I
lAteSloeutoe - 0entlenea. goatle'
men. 10 disorder. ooasl1eR thai
sambo hes advanced . vesy telling
argument. Il = now nanbo's tuga d
present his eide Of the matter.
bambo-Ah's posed 70 ~ heal
suffrage preposition. Az agin q.
Abs forninat 4. Why IN A. 'eetnis
70 ~ Why en- Al ashtiA' a0in ~
chours-Whys
nanbo-Ah's posed % ~ hsah
su9ssags proposition 'oasso A. suf.
eoss Hoagh now. NJ M volohG
three hunlrsd aA' foh(y-sl1 Deuala.
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Herald VVal7f A


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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-31

isssrieessor - 0saslsnsa.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

1000 votes on the Upton piano at the
Starrh Drug store with every year
subscription paid 10 the Journal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

We carry the sImons guaranteed
gloves for Ladies' In all the new shades.
Stockqrowers Mercantile Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

FOR SALE: First class recleaned seed
oats. c. ?. BORDEN.
Before buying don't fail to get our
prices on field fence AM barbed wire.
c. E. BORDEN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19
RELIEVE YOUR STOMACH.
We Will Help You Do lt-Read Our
GUARANTEES.

Dyspepsia may be completely eradi-
Gated II properly treated We sell a
remedy that we positively guarantee
viii completely relieve indigestion or
Dyspepsia. or The medicine used during
the trial viii cost the user nothing.
This remedy has been named Rexan
Dyspepsia Tablets. Certainly no offer
could be more fair, and our offer should
be proof positive that Rexan Dyspepsia
Tablets are 4 dependable remedy.
InaSmuch as the medicine win cost
you nothing If it does not benefit you.
we urge you who are suffering with
indigestion or dyspepsia 10 try Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. 4 25-cent box
contains enough medicine for fifteen
days treatment For chronic cases
we have two larger sizes, so
cents and 500. Remember. you
can obtain Rexall Remedies only
al our store The RexaIl Store.
". II. Baugh. NJ. D., Rail Street.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

FOR SALE: First class recleaned seed
oats c. ?. BORDEN.
Before buying don't fail to get our
prices on field fence ant barbed wire.
c. E. BORDEN.
1000 votes on the Upton piano at the
starrh Drug store with every years
subscription paid 10 the Journal.
We carry the slnons guaranteed
gloves for Ladies' In all the new shades.
stookarowers Mercantile Co.
/ For the spring trade We have a new
stock OF wall paper-fun line Of Gallo
tint and Muresco wall tints. Also
something new for Whitewashing the
trees. Fine for young orchards 10 keep
off insects. W l. REYNOLDS. H.
Don't be surprised to have an attack
Of rheumatism this spring Just rub the
affected parts freely with Chamberlain's
Liniment and it will soon disappear.
sold by all dealers.
DR. H. 6. Baugh has moved into
the new building owned by the NJ
+. church.
A. NJ Comes, Maddox postmas-
ter, was up from his town on bust
ness yesterday.
Missouri has decided to content
herself with furnishing one presi-
dent at time.
The small baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burgess has been very i'll
during the past week with an at
tack Of pneumonia, but at present
Is somewhat better.
Mark Moody was in from his
ranch about sixteen miles north
west of town yesterday, and took
home a load of provisions and I'M .
plements to help him in his spring
work
John W. Morton OF Mountain
Home has been in town this week.
Henry Davis Of Wendell has been
one Of the jurors ID attendance on
court The past few days.
W. d. Forbes has written from
Winnipeg. Manitoba, to friends in
'hoshone that the weather there
: not as warm and pleasant as it
night be, as it has been as low as
o below zero during this month.
Frank J. Mathis OF Dubuque, Ia,
rho recently purchased forty acres
/ land near Dietrich, was in ShO-
hone yesterday and purchased j
aam of horses and several farm
IMPLEMENTS with which to start his
-ork of improving the land. He
aports a long cold winter in Iowa y
nd that he believes he has made
God change in coming to Idaho.
e is very much pleased with the 4,
Ountry and thinks that there will
e considerable immigration to
iaho from Iowa farms during this .
bring and summer. r
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

Ladies' shirts with soft detachable
collars and french cuffs, just arrived
at the stocksrowers.
Spring house cleaning is on and be
sure to tint the walls with Calotint,
/ sold at the Shoshone Hardware Store.
The Morse Store is showing new OK
fords, slippers and pumps in kid. patent
anu tan from $3.50 to $3.50.
we carry the slmons, the money
back glove for ladies, at the stockgrow-
ers mer. Co.
a large shipment Of Majestic Ranges
and coal oil ranges just received at the
Shoshone Hardware Store. Call and
look them over
II good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store.
James Green Of Jerome was in
ShoshOne visiting on Monday.
L. L. Ormsby, The Boise sheep
man, was looking after business in
town Monday. He reports fine
season for his sheep and prospects
good for the future.
Mrs. Lizzie Holman entertained
eleven Of her friends last Friday
evening. the 18th. The ladies were
dressed in various costumes repre-
senting different characters such I.
as Mutt and Jeff. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Ed Roberts, a former citizen Of
but now living at On
tario, Oregon, has been in ShoshOne
during the past week visiting with
old friends and looking after prop
erty interests he still retains here.
He states that Ontario is going
ahead nicely and the country about
here is being rapidly developed /
This spring.
Mrs. Gilbert White, Mrs Lizzie
White and Mrs. Baugh last Satur-
lay entertained forty ladies at
fridge. Two beautiful bouquets
we're awarded to the ones scoring ,
he highest. Very dainty refresh
nents were served. All expressed ,
themselves as having a most enjoy
Bile time.
The Camas Prairie branch Of n
he Oregon Short Line, although 1
OF turned over to the operating
apartment. is doing a good bust .,
ess. carrying both freight and n
assengers. It Will not be long I'M !
/ the line is turned over to the
perating department, when a reg !,
lar passenger train will be run. or .,
mixed freight and passenger for ,,
short time, until business justi- =
Is regular passenger run. q
DEPUTY L. :. Marshal Harry Die n
ich of Boise. was in Shoshone last !,
-ening between trains. Mr.. Die +.
ich will probably take the place /,
Ras Beemer who was chief dep :,
* L. :. Marshal for the district
Idaho. Mr.. Beemer, who died
out two weeks ago, was we'll
Town to all the old residents OF
loshone, and Lincoln county, hav-
g held that position for a great
any years.
Court has been progressing this
,ek very nicely The last two
vs. cases have been tried by a
ecial jury selected mostly from
oshone and Gooding. Judge Wal
5 left this morning for Pocatello
lere he will hold court for three
four days, while Judge Bulge Is
lding court in Shoshone. Each
ige had several cases in his dis
n that he was not competent to
and SO the exchange was made.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

FOR SALE: One set Of heavy work
harness. !. l. LANDsBOROUGH
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Mulefoot
boar pigs. IRWIN I. BHAER, Sho-
shone. Idaho. lift
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19

FOR sale, have apples Tor sale a.
~ cents per pound 10 100 pound lots.
r. q. BOCK. mile north Of sno-
shone. H.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-19
CLASSIFIED WANTS

Eggs for patching. Barred Rocks. rL25
Tor i5 5s-s. PR 100 "a pd.
T. H GAGE Dietrich, Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
Downey Praised for Enterprise,

Special Correspondence TO The Tribune
DOWNEY Ida. March 1@.-DeclsrinG
that he would do ALI in his power to in
ducc number OF the most prominent
men OF the nations capital 10 attend
the openne OF the oxford hotel and the
new quarters OF the Downey Msrs,n VOL
ley Commercial club which event takes
place or April go former Governor Brady
Yesterday wired T.. &. Crocker from
Washington concratulatipe the citizens of
Downey on their enterprise, and giving
assurance OF his intention to attend
Word has been received from Cover
nor H7wley that whilo on his trip 10
San Francisco as chairman OF the Ida ho
commission to the Panama PacIlc expo
sitlon. he will use his best endeaVors to
secure the attendance of Governors Hay
Of Washington and West OF oregon. Gov
ornor Spry OF Utah assured Mr.. Croc'ler
when In Salt Lake City earfy This week
that ne would surely he al the opening.
l.. w. Num- OF the Telluride Power com
pany. n. F. Burley. general passenger
agent OF the Oregon Short Line: A. r..
Brewer. Superintendent Utah division OF
the Short Line, and others PERSONALS ac-
ccpted Invitations 10 he present and
from all indications the celebra tlon will
he the greatest gathering OF notable men
ever assembled in the west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
lOUBT DISAPPEARS
we IN Salt Lake City Who Has a
Ssa Back Can Ignore This
q. Double Proof.

<uyee your back ever ache7
SSsye You suspected your kidneys7
Srs.snSaehe r.n Is kidney ache.
nv 1t comes dizzy spells.
lspIess nights, tired, dull days,
urinary disorders.
ihS.e the Kidneys to cure IL all.
fI0An = Kidney Pills bring quick re.
Ing many thorough lasting cures
|Pssa asSe read Salt Lake City proof.
Rs.snoW nov The Salt Lake City sequel.
|Nss Ssu testimony; tested by time.
s,js ~ !: Dale, 4S7 W. Eighth St,
n LAKE City, Utah. says: "For
"a nj ysar suffered from q dull ache
|,c's, 'oe small OF my back and
.I,fks my Kidneys. a cold or over.
"A ~ ai"sys aggravated my trouble
~ ~ f@ oftcn laid up in bed for a
IA ume. | was also greatly an
|;,n,.' ~ The kidney secretions. When
M h1dney Pills were recommended
k,pr,,. procured box at tho
~ sa'onnson's sar drug store, and
|atsmSe coon brought me relief,
gwen September II, 1907. }
IAN LASTING CURE,
Hed hskx'e =. 1909. Mrs. Dale con
pIadi., previous statement, saying:
k Ty Tty reindorse Doan IS Kidney
!n aos aa cure they effected two
fp y al nas been permanent
1fh. S.,. a. Schramm johnson 8 DruI
5lsr, 1s, -. Lake City, Utah, and by al
|lalo. Me- Que, Foster. Milburn Co.
.!led st.ssm York, sole agents for th
y no ssr a,Sr the name-Doan San,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
QU|CLEY Gets PART
OF REWARD MONEY
He Is Awarded s575 for In
formation Leading to Al
rest of McVey.

George Fl. Quigley was awarded yes
torday The sum OF 1915 IS his share ot
the reward offered by the stale and the
Ga rfied Improvement company for in
formation Leading 10 the arrest and con-
viction of William McVey, the murderer
OF William A, Sandcrcock Of Garfield.
The state and the Garfield Improve :
mcrt company each offered n reward OF
legged partner, Robert l.. Burns
OF the $500 offered by the state, Qulz-
ley was paid $3.50. The remaining $3.50
was held back reward for the ar
rest aud conviction of Burns
The Garfield Improvements company
also held back $3.50 for the same purpose
The remaining $3.50 WAS equally divided
between Quigley and two members of
the New Orleans police force. who ar
rested McVey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
LAST OF BAD MEIV
FLEES MOAB VALLEY
Slayer Objects to Him as Cell
mate; Pays Fine to Get
Rid of Him.
Spe cial To The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
MOAB, March 18-Stealinc horse, be-
longing to Miss Melba TAYLOR. from
nearby pasture, Andrew Gibson, who for
some time has lived in Moab and vicinity
and has been into various scrapes. last
night disappeared from Moab. Up 10 a
late hour he had not heen apprehended
by Sheriff w, ]. Bliss and City Marshal
f. c. Clark. who this morning left on
his tracks.
Gibson. several months ago. was given
a ''f1oater" sentence in a Justice court
shere With the instructions that he stay
away from town for two years. lie had
been seen at various times in the COM
pany of Mrs Hurley. and two months
later returned 10 Moab. and was prompt
ly placed i'm The county Jail for thirty
davs in default Or tho payment Of a $50
fine. Rather than tolerate the company
of Gibson. Commissioners John r.
Brown. facing murder trial for the
killing OF Ills oD-in law. paid the fine
and Gibson was turned loose
Mrs. Hurley LEFT last night in wagon
for Monticello. taking with her her five
children. Her husband. AS soon as lie
learned OF The act. immcdiately followed,
stating that he woul6 get the three elder
children.
Gibson is the las; OF a family OF bad
men who terrorZcd the valley and sur"
rounding country I'm the early days. Three
or his brothers were killed in this Sc
tion