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The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
BURNS HARLAN, AGED
80, Is LAID TO REST
Veteran of Mexican War and Father
of Seventeen Children Had
Interesting Career.

Funeral services were held yesterday
for Burns Harlan, ninety years old, al
his home, '12s Tenth street southeast
Mr.. Harlan was said to be the Oldest
veteran of the Mexican war of 1s4s-1s4s.
His ancestors came to this country with
William Penn and settled in Pennsyl-
vania- In 1850 his father went West.
settling in Illinois. 1t was there Burns
Harlan was born in 1924 When the war
with Mexico was declared in 1S4S. Mr..
Harlan enlisted in the Regiment Of Indi-
ana Rifiemen. and served under Gen.
Winfield Scott. He was present at the
capture of Vera Cruz in 1877, and in this
conflict he lost his left leg.
Returning from this war he settled in
Pittsburgh, with Mrs. Harlan, having
been married but short time previous to
his enlistment He taught the public
schools most of the time and was q sur
veyor. When the civil war was declared
Mr.. Harlan was in sympathy with the
Southern cause and went South to enlist.
but because he had but one leg, he was
He was offered a commission
in the Northern army, but declined this.
He was fond of telling his experiences
on his trip back to Pittsburgh, which he
made all the way on foot, and through
some fierce battles.
In 1862 he moved to Washington with
his family, and for forty years there
after was employed in the Patent Office,
Pension ONCE, and the Government Hos
pital for Sthe Insane. He was a first
of John Marshall Harlan, former
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Mr.. Harlan was the father of seven
teen children. The way in which he
named these children is interesting The
first letter of the first name of his first
wife began with an A, and his with b.
The first son he named Curtis. BY his
first wife he had seven children, and
the first letter of their first names in
cluded the letters in the alphabet from
c to /, inclusive. BY his second wife
he had ten children and following the
same method. n used the letters in the
alphabet from n to W. inclusive The
oldest son. Curti-. who is sixty-nine
years. is a resident of Oklahoma. There
are ten other children surviving him, and
their names are Dollie, Floret,-Hudson,
ordell, Ploris, ouirof, Rolvis, Saxper,
Tharos, and Willis.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

So t2s Its Is & l6 Sherwood-ASHFORD. MyrtIs
ct vi, to = Ashford 81 90 covenants
IN Of r ! ave. W Of 2ith st mel Z
So s0l It ss Dobbins Addn-BLUNDoN, Frsnci,
500 -
Is Girard st mel 4
So sss Ii a-CLEMMER, Abraham B ct rr Ida
to chss W Schroeder $40 trust S.so
So sl2 1t s-coLLINs. Geo F ct ux Bertha
Howard to Monroe $ CaEer $40 TT
So SIS Its Iii & u2-HANFMAN. August e. NJ
Margaret N & jos J to Peter Hartman $40
So e5 Ii 20 66s Its S. & 50 & 1t s-HANFMAN,
Peter ct uI Theresa @. August J ct uI
Margaret NJ to Jos Hartman SO
tl5oo Cap st % p vt mel Is
So SIS Its rs q lli-HANF2fAN. Peter ] ct uI
reesa Jos to August Hartman $40
So sss Its n & 2 biz 10 Bloomsbarg Pk-JoHN-
SON. VIM b to Ros Ann johnson $40
tFftch pi, y Of 10Th st mel y
Res II pts II 6--MURRAY. Adelaide Butler Edith
Lee Bntler to Irene Hartsfield party Of Cd
pit Mary v Cox party Of Sd pt Sarah Ann
0Mesra perty of eth II $40 to party Of I'd pit
rs ID st. to party Of Sd pt 81 "a st & life int
to party Of 9Th pt & thereafter to parties Of ID
ID pts 81 st
Chs ID ST nv, I'll ID st NV " b st nw) g
So SslS Il 50 Long.ellow Terrace-NAT'L CAP
REALTY co to Geo Snyder $50 covenants
IN OF Nicholson st 4 Of eth 81 nw) %
So 1893 1t Mass Ave -NEURATH, Josephine
to fhos Sterling so covenants
l36th & Edmonds SITS nwl n
50 r3s 1t 1B-REINHART. Alyis Jpo ct ny Ann, NJ
20 Jno II stadtier $40
f55I ID 81 sci .
So rs II Hs-sTADTLER. Jno 10 Aivi, Jno
Rsnbart q ur Anna N Joint tenant. SO
sa ios west pt ltss-sINcLAIR. cepa., to Il
L4tane Lewis so
lsas Sc nvI 4
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
BACK TO MEXICO" FOR THEM.
Refugees Who Insist on Returning
to Leave Saturday.

American refugees from Mexico. who
declared they were taken out of the
country under the misapprehension
that they were merely to go aboard
transports, were yesterday granted
permission toS return to Mexico on
board the transport Hancock
This permission was given by the
Secretary of the Navy after confer
ence with Secretary Bryan. at the re-
quest of several of the refugees who
claimed to have been forced to leave
their homes and their property.
Navy Department officials do not adj
wise returning to Tampico until condi-
tons there are more sertled than at
present However. the complaints have
been so numerous, and the requests
for return SO urgent that the wishes OF
the refugees will be complied with by
officials here. The Hancock will sail
from Galveston for Tampico next Sat-
urday.- ~
{ The commanding officer OF the
transport yesterday notified the Navy
DEPARTMENT that only men and trained
nurses can be, accommodated on the
return trip TO the Mexican port
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
LIGHTHOUSE MEN COMMENDED.

Secretary of Commerce Redheld has
sent letters to Clifford r. Herman, keep
er. and Carl Lien. Andere G. Borman,
and Ralph ]. Mead. assistant keepers OF
Destruction Island Light Station, WASH
ington, commencing them for assistance
given Ernest Fletcher. Of Hood River.
whose launch. the .'Albatross," was
wrecked on Destruction Island on April
25 Mrs Herman and Mrs. Lien also
rendered valuable service and were COM
mended likewise.
Charles A. Baker. keeper Of Butler
Flats Light Station. Massachusetts. also
has been commended by Secretary Red
field for assistance rendered q disabled
motorboat which he discovered anchored
about one-half mile from his station dur
ing a storm.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
TO BENEFIT BLIND.

At the meeting of the District Associa-
ton of Workers for the Blind, held at
Library of Congress, Thursday evenina.
a decision was reached that the az
ISOLATION shall be made beneficiary. II
was pointed out that there is at pres
ent. no beneficial fraternal organize tio,,
of which the sightless are permitted to
become members, and 1t is the hope that
the action of the association here will
inspire all other like associations to
follow the plan.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24

n T EL-2m ACRES ADJOINING COUNTY
sest town in Texas with bright future Land
all under fence. Fine we'll of water with tanks
and windmill. y in cultivation. Fine
Young orchard. Pms. SEQ ~ acre. Slo.oje cash
On account Of lack Of Sacr are unable 10
list all Of the property hare for sals in this
issue. Send 10 CENTS for hE catalogue Il
bargains in all parts 4 the United States. Addrrs 3
MORTON REAL ESTATE AGENCY. lll3 Mot
ton Bldg. Chicago. III.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
FOR RENT OR SALE-H0USES.
sls COLORADO BLDG

ONE OF THE FINEST LOCATED
acre fine old shade: wide porches; nre-
place; dry cellar: furnace: near scnooi'
library. stores: one fare electric line.
Address 2O9 Blair Rd.. Takoma Park: p.S:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24

For washing women's hair New York
inventor has patented a rubber bag to
hold it. water being admitted through
one tube at the top and drained through
another at the bottom.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PLACE A DiM-A-LITE ON YOUR
light and save money. JOHN J. ODEN-
VALID, Electrical Contractor. 1e4 II
street northwest. Phone NJ. 1876.
I, FRANCIS P. DAILY. WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts contracted by
persons other than myself. FRANCIS p.
DAILY.
On May y, 1914 I shall sell In bulk
my entire stock and fixtures located at
No. sol N St. N. E. to W. p. Rookie
charlie. H. G. BLACK.
Office of the Georgetown Gas Light Co..
Wisconsin and Dumbarton aves. NV.
Washington, ID. c.
meeting of the stockholders of
this company for the election of seven
directors and for tine transaction Of such
other business as may come before this
meeting will be held at this office on Mon
day. June l. 1914 at u noon. Polls open
IL noon, close p. m. Books for transfer
of stock will be closed from May 20 to
June !. 1914, Inclusive.
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24

The famous Death Valley in California
is the lowest point on the continent of
North America. being 90 test below the
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
SUBURBAN-REAL ESTATE.

FREE EQUITY IN HOUSE AND LOT
at bargain auction sale Of lots IN
"Gretta' Addition TO Riverdale. Md.
May 70. 1914, at 80 p. nj. Take free
cars at 18th and II SITS ne. at p. m
For particulars see JAMES A. DCLA-
NEY. 80 Rigs Bldg. 18th and q SIS. NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
O. B. ZANTZNGER,
sos New York Ave. N. W.

One OF the finest home in Virginia: III
acres; fine lawn: near electric line and
pike to city. 10 rooms and bath; a. m l. {;
fine view: owner out West; says sell Tor
5000, 5000 less than cost: terms easy;
now vacant: see this at once; great bar
gain. J. l. CONWELL, 1f26 n. Y. ave.
NJ. 2265.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
PERSONALS.

WORKTNGMEN GUESS YOU CAN
| give US a try same as others do. and
you will he buying the best grade suits.
such as best tailors have left on their
hands; these we buy for cash and sell
them at 81 to SIS. and that's low. One
price. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 d.
SPECIAL EATMENT OF STOMACH.
BrIsht's disease bladder and neTyUus trubles See
DR.. Overals book in ruhc libraries Free circulars
explain everything. Address Oreralls sanitarum.
Chicago.
INVALIDSi BE MASSAGED IN YOUR
home by an expert nurse, with tbs
Blackstone Waterpower Vacuum Massag-
er; s treatments $500 any hour. Drop q
POSTAL to Mrs L HEWINS, Room 2oS
McLachlen Bldg, cor 10th and G SITS. NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
ron sAIx-HoUsn.
Country Mansion
Home !

% rooms, Q bathrooms, all
modern improvements, on 8
car lines, 7 minutes from
Union Station and 30 minutes
BY electric cars; magnificent
shade; very spacious Porches,
10 feet wide and extending
around mansion almost 200
feet; also Upstairs verandas:
open freplaces in most of
rooms; fine steam heat; gas,
water, and sewerage; ideal
for home, clearinghouse. or
first : class sanatorium or
nurses home.
Will lease or sell on very
reasonable terms. Address ].
c. Rogers, owner, Hyattsville,
Md.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
MUSICAL.
BOOKS.
PLANO TUNING.

PLANO TUNING, u.So: WORK GUAR.
sntss4 - sars SsYs,ssnGs Y rspair
Ina ave nA In. -
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR ENCHANGE-SENER AI. Z3-FUUT
building lots CcIearl. near Sixteenth
st. bridge. for Chevy Chase or city i'm
proved property. Brokers. attention.
FULTON r. GORDON, owner, Colorado
Bldg Main Sci
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
7s VAS sss Il TIE WASHINGTON HERALD
CLASSIFIED 40 aAIEs

a
W WaDD,. w. As.n,. 1c 80.
sitmntions Wanted - WORD
Lost and Found Minimum spscs
On orders for seven times or
more minimum space IL words
CLASS ,.
fAu classified advertising. not
listed under Class A or other ciass'-
fcations):
times within q week. az
times within q week.. .IS
times consecuttvely....
rs times consecuttvely. -. -
so times consecutively..-. ~
60 times consecutively.... .09h
30 times consscutively.- %
1000 lines In one year...... ~
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
ron THE LADIES.

nE eAEIils q. pT s:ss ~: "a R ssss;,
tneAo - taaeAsA tev sune ntsa - - a.sv
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
MOVING. PACKING q STORAGE

FREE MOVING FOR sroRAGE-Can n SIS Tor
estimates 30 separate rooms SMITHS TRANS
FER STORAGE CO.. W st. Night Tel n. -
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS-FoR STAPLE ARTICLE:
send loc for sample and terms. Address
BOX ss5, valdosta. Ga.
DEMONSTRATORS AND AGENT
wanted; either sex; inexperienced work.
ers also: big money for our employees.
Address ARES & CO.. Il Walter St,
Albany. N. Y.
AGENTS TIR ED OF sLAM NINE D
doors write me at once; &c sample lec.
Circulars free. LEONHARDT, 30 Schil-
Ter St, Chicago.
lAGENTS-THIs BEATS ALL: CALL
particulars at once. HERCULES CO.
SO Mass. ave, Cambridge. Mass.
EXPERIENCED cANvAssER. $40 A
day man, Small capital required: pat
ented; protected territory: sample free.
THE UNIQUE CO.. Hagerstown, Md.
TURN YOUR SPARE TINE INTO MONEY
Free particulars. How to start profitable business
at home. LEWIS NOVELTY SUFPLY CO,
Dept y. Milwaukee. Wis.
AGENTS. MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING OUR
line Of speciald.s. Write for our cataog and
free sample. Carolina Specially Co.. Boz. H.
Marion, n. c.
AGENTS wANTED-FIFTY CENTS IN GUAM
uties) buys full size compressed air clothes
washer; women grab il at $50 Pat January %
1914 Thoroughly cleans tub Of clothes in three min
utes. Weighs pounds. washday q pleasure.
Mr. Narrick earned 30 frst three weeks. A H-yesr-
old Kansas boy made SIS 10 outside school hours last
month. Send for catzlog W. today and get your
county right. Avoid limitations. wADDELL CO..
ID Oak ST.. Leipsic. Ohio.
COLoRED AGENT WANTED BENEFIT Or
der 500 to 500 monthly to hustler Write ouirk
Address Box 7G-49 Cincinnati Ohio
AGENTS wANTED-FOR ATLAS WORK, MAP
work. and Mexican war map; unusual opportuni-
tes for intelligent men with ability to sell writs
for particulars. RAND. McNALLY 4 CO.. Dept.
B.. Chicago. ILL.,
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

STOCK SALESMEN-PAvING BRICK
Company stock meets with ready sale:
o ok let free. SUPERIOR PAVING
BLOCK CO., Bolivar N. Y.
Statesmen wANTED-EIperience unnecessary.
easy work. big pay. Write for large list Of open
ings offering opportunities 10 earn 500 to 500 a
month while you lean. Address Dept -, National
Salesmen's Training Association. Chicsgo. New
York. Kansas City. San Francisco.
Statesmen WANTED-ALUMINUM UTENSILS
and specialties. Hardware and department store
trade connections preferred. Prizes that get the bust
ness Exclusive territory to $500 Must state
experience to receive attention. Aluminium Products
Co. Lemont III.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
NO. 10504.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

once OF Comptroller of the Currency
Washington. d. c.. April 4. 1914.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. II has
been made to appear that
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGMG.

WALL PAPER, loC. i5C. &c, AND soc
paper, &c and 1oc per piece; rooms pa
pared . up. Estimates for painting and
paperhanging free. LIE PREUx. SG p st.
NV: Phone N sss
The Washington herald., 1914-05-24
For Making Ice Cream

FREEZING SALT and FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS OF strictly de-
pendable quaiity-plenty of stock
Lowest prices. Supplying drug
gists and confectioners a spe-
eiaity. NO CONSUMERS SUP
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
WORTHY OF SUPPORT

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
TRINITY EPISCOPAL MISSION

Rev G. L Severance, NJ l. B D.
II charge.
Services for March Stt. 81 Suntay
II lent Morning prayer and sermon
II o'cl0ck- Sunday sCEc1I ~ u o'CIcCE.
svs1-1s prayer ard address IL --3Q
II TIE evening service th= rsc-1E
VIII t@-Ivs- his eighth zt1-eSs q
Tie Relation OF Christianity 10 No,
=rI All >celAL Pru6ls-s Ths spa
IA rOr.e On This sveEtcE vii BE-. T1=
Relation OF Socialism 20 C1rLSci-1t-y 81
The address, VIII deal with the C-Ls.ll.
IsEs-s All tuEd1EeEral prLlcig .as q
TIE SoCL4Gs1Ic movement. is p-i-as Sd
pr. Is influence and rs-1rocu %
Christianity The rector nas made !
Fsty careful AMI special study 81 The
-CV=-snE n every phase actE Il
c-stry and practice Ths pErposa a
-1lS Ettress / 70 answer III -l1S.lct-
raE religion De recoCc1Ist - the So
-t4L-sIlc EoTsEeC- TtiS : : v.-aE
Z -ss-51n an o1e which i SIRE q Il
-cts-r every oC=- IL are cordially
II he'd
Thsre vii d special Ls1czn ser
T.css O. Wednesday ev@nings Al :
Q clock beginning Wednesday. March
II Tie general rUvtc for -hzse al
dresses VII be, Men Who Crue5tIad
Christ TIE actresses VIII bs Il IL
form q character study.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

s---e- range u ne Eat-o7-- ioEsS-
reserve. that covers T-SC AID ----N
Of territory II tie Lo-1r2L1s % Is
wsSt q Nh Evans hone, an N-le1
i ut2ltzsd b. many c2Ele 2no s14ez
Us1 every season ne LoEL-4L1ol Z.
tie COMPANY < ne eu1s-I11-AI1o1 @
a Plan NJ. EvazS Eas had Under CO..
si5srariC1 for I long tie
\ train Ioa5 q tee arrived yn1d1y
ming for the new ice aousa-
crew Of thirteen packers accom- ls.r-etl
the shipment. G11 The 1--- ---S VII
b 5ll.sd aS rapidly - the clL1 -
-srzaI czz b delivered Ths it7 =
-1r f-o1 san Poi lake. Ee1r 2@gAo4II-
anu The quality = ANYTHING b-- pE.-As
IS ragzrls thickness and so--t-s-
TIE damp. open variable weather OF
cze past fortnight las been resqo1-
sltLs tor much s.CD5sS n this COL
--LEiET. especially among the younger
Children Even adults have not g.
capped. zCi few there we're during the
rsrt1G mentioned Who were not Eh=eZ-
rs coughing All feeling generally
-lss-E1-s. The ailments have cee1
confined 4 the Eai1 % colds and Llg1t
cCZc1ss q grip. but here and -hers
cases Ct preEC1L4 have either de-
velogsd- Or threatened the patient
Fortunately No fatalities have occUrr-
II. 3l-z0ugh there have been 1 few
harrow escapes
,Sracs : Eivs- II this Issue 70 al
interesting letter from Co-1-cC0r J.
7 -sstssv. Of t1z Gregg NorTLs-c- who
i spending ] vlCa-f- z Texas MI.
.-z-seF Wzs G--rE--zJ' south 1T 1LL---
~ literature cE=-S< -to-cus-y fer
tile lands. rkat EuG-d grow anything
u1-lva o. The -c--ld Or temperate
zones, q = mere song zS compared
g.-z fruit l1Zts % -hiS S-aIs- He has
-cLE1 that the Eli--s-L-E Representa-
Hons a real estate spectators Ers
1-rs1 II tie cG-urs O the prCve-c Il
gold o-I-6- although rE= experiences
and pleasures q re Trip ara T1rr1
The time and -C1-T 1.2C II < c9sClzs
him When IL E-C-s h vas taxing
-1r1S - Hubbard Eor springs. Texas
--ssl--ab-T for RE purpose q sweat
NJ t-SGqv oi1t-e-- or q his system
II ct-rr-ar sent ct b. Ctas- W
Fart. Il Spokane. secretary OF the
-i1-I-1 Improvement cp-El-Lse. :
he following Cs-u11 q rEe co-1
raised or ! \ Mctfi1-y, living n rE=
Csz11CE1E Talis-. short distance
south O.: OrCTL-le. and which Prot
Holden declared 70 be tie besC corn
--G- h nd seen n his trip IN
re collection o. seed corr received
= -1= Spokane Chamber Of CC-Esrc=
: sore from 0rovlL-s, wash. wEich
1ls e@=1 rl1ceG beside some q Hi
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

I~O attractive events ara hiIla,i for
o@1t week first the waffle supper,
Sers71 oy the Altar society OF the
C1-Ao.le e1urch Tuesday evening. and
s-N11c- ne Performance 70 BE- gwen
y ne Civic League THURSDAY srerfug.
From the crowts that file On, Of
Ne t~o u1ovlns picture shows almost
5FerE night in the week II < sTs-
-@-l mat The movies have hit & uopa-
AZ chord and that this Is ore q the
80 SNOW towns Of its size II he
Tie breaking Of ground WIS r.
l@~e'1 No1day On the tou-tsti1- OF
q neS concrete building that i 20
- erected AZ the corner OF Vancouver
s-Eest and Central ave1Us. which i 70
: Occupied by Mrs. Anna MITCHELL
- millinery shop when euurlstsd
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
HORSE SPRING CoULEE ITEN>

iror \ OruViIle last Wednesday AMI
Tnurss12y-
The Horse Spring C0Ulse Literary
society let last Friday ~ the Carter
SCEoo- house he feature u ths
svsEiEg was I debate n The atTG11-
ages and disadvantages o. coCsolLi+z-
ulz
Mr. aE5 Mrs. Marshall Jones enter
-ziEei az their hone on TIE B--ZhzE
rl1C1 l4Sr Friday svslEg he IL
vs-SiCC Of The evs1tlg ~GS dancing
The many guests reported I royal
good time
N-- Everett Herman WAS : a-s--
ness VISITOR II LooEis L4sz Th1rssiav
VIZ Burberry spent SATURDAY II
Looms. attending 70 business matters
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

L-e-e has been so--z Talk n TIE
-cc-h part Ct lie cOCl-y q -ssUrCIrE
% ~ recall II rtz casa q he ct1l---T
prosecuting 4-I1ruEE- b-r 80 fzr the
proposition his EoE betsl taken ser-
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ne lEs- Tern q ccCr- : vide spread
h recall < ccs q he freak laws Of
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u t1s S-1rs- Tie tarC= q -Ez law =
Illustrated II the case u H GIL ztc
vas recalled l. -GvCr Of Seattle SOFA
sFo fears 1EC- aEi Tet Secured Tia
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

l-s- |4s. Fergusen has bse7 q, -,
SAX ls1 this week
J. / ea5b1ry. q L1orss wss =
'cEn ever SDtay.
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cecil sg@rr s1n.tAy II Oru7lIl--
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81 a II had been laid u xfrh !.
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
RABBIT PEST RENEDY

Tie believing I=trsr ccczzs n
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06

zSafoetiGa; giII Of turpsntines I eggs
toeztsn} SIR al together ard IeJ
stand - hours. Apply With I oEUS1
zz1 STIR he mixture every Minute o.
rwo 10 keep sulphur and yellow ochrs
ron se-1Ii-E
Yours truly
ELTON G. RICE
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
METHODIST SERVICES

Services II the Methodist Episcopal
eh1rCb nsxr SUciGT : :. IL u !. Z
Z0rEEg service II II. class Uzer51 !.
n Z. EpN0rLh League IL 5 ga n rk=
sTe11E- preaching IL 80 IL are
gCrlGlIy invited 20 ATTEND -tsSs ser
Tlc=s L H MORTON Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-03-06
>TRATED

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7e sod II sheriff sale i not call
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