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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


rEITIb sTATEs LAND 0FF1cE Z
hurnf Oregon, January -. lms a
kuiirc 10 hereby given tiHi Antpnt y MHtr-
ipvitA al Hartman. tircpun. WHIT. nr Julf T.
lHDf. made Homestead Liifry ~. uiap 1nf ~
sntrtiuu a., Tow nshlp a knnpt 4. a.. Ninu
motlt Meridian. hnf fliuo uuiius 81 intruliut 81
m1kf tina tttruEf ffpui IA fssiaiilish riuiu
10 iht lnno EhpNt denrrlbed buiuTf l.rFant-
apo Eeurivns, ~ Burma t'rrrDn, on ths Hth
d. ui MHrfh lila.
GltimEui names 40 witnesses
. James |. Armstrong James hrnurti snn
EllA Mcnoffll. all ui frinntauh. nrnFtn Einh-
Ero J HEinnf ai NGVcfly, Oregon.
Ms EarHE Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

u vuui 60 nst your advice Enio IA.
mnn VITO b. always huFy evolving new
idenN
'No yuu doIt" replied the hler7
husines, mnn You want 10 get m'
Interested .o TINT IN ASK y0B question:
about some proposition ygn want O.
spring Washington Star
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LElrEp sTsTEf Lam brf1uE
hurnh. oFuFnn. January -. iAls ,
Rullnt 10 hniety given thnf lHmef y hotsner
al NhNurly Oregon. who o. September T.. lsOf
mhnt humuaiohe entry M. u1Ea. fnf M.
seurinn "a Township n ~ Hanrr mo
Willamette Meridian, hai illrd nolias al lusan
non "a MAKE hnHlhptlrns froaf to ea,s bi,sii
nlHiH u the iAno shove onanrihed tssdurr hnr
iaitn hnu Receiver, af Hurns firee0f an III,
NH DAY oi Mnruii lnis
Claimant nEmuf ~ vitnrHsaf
James " ArmntfonI hno Enif Npuduil
iHith 81 trihrniOii. Oregon Anton y Mate.
gUYiif and Richard } HHintf both al MHvariy.
oreFun,
vs. TaEuI. Eurimef
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

10 uu IlI-f my new uhIT
y didnf Ike II well enough 10 buy
II yesaerdny when the mililDer offered
Il 10 me"
''Oh. aee. Naturally you were
obliged 10 tnke less expensive one."-
Detroit Fres Press
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
Nor1cF FoR PUBLICATION


hurnt oregon. February 3, iniaA
Eutius 10 hefui,, given that frsu q hrpwn,
al NarrOwa pfrenn, vhc, 'un Muff'i ~, iab
matte nnmrnlead Intfs M. uypau. iw hlyFWl-
aud pltHhi. kerttun p Township ~ ~. hafF,
atls I., willamette Meridian. huf fiou nuiiut
of intention "a mekt hnal iive-yenf iirsut, ~
establish nlnim tp thr land nbovs dracriiIen.
i,riure q a. gulnuh q h. uDmninsinnaf, at
nis uiiur. az heutie tifnruu, on ths 2ath dns
ui Mafuh, tgia.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
Waiter Riddle OF ninmund, Oregon. 1'iut
Hlsail. Fraut Kueny 5nrry a. Visa ali ai kaf
iDwf Oregon.
Wa TAnnK hcgiaier
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED sgATEs LAND oFI1ck.
hurnk. Oregon, jaunar, ~, inis
Nufirt 10 borris given that Ntiiiam a lluw
Hou al nurut Oregon, vha, op Mnruh =, 1877
maur Homestead IL sry No gfT hrsinl Ne
Ostp, Ittf eWl suulinn fuvnuifiI Z. n knnat
nj A. " iilnulrttr Nurininn. irnt hlud nutirt ui
iutunfiur ir uluiif nuG tve-yref f'funl, a 40
tahltfl claim a. the lund nbnNt nusufiiIssd hsa
iurt li.rlHirf ana hruutvof 81 hurns. Qruruu.
an tht 1ifd nes al fuifrnars 1918.
Claimant nninnf " wltirsAs9
& y ltuud a H. I'urtcf, frniil Iuulltr
a. hTiurt. al ui hurnt 1tegui
VA BanEI Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

Some say that chronic consti-
patton cannot be cured. Don't
YOU believe il. Chamberlain =
Tablets have cured others why
not you? Give them a trial.
They cost only q quarter. For
sale 10y all dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

tEfTun srsres lAsp ifyrrE
nuruA lirurun, January ~ ipls
Nntirr it burrh, Tiruf thai AuFnsif HaHf-
utriuh tu trihusliuu. 4rurnE Nhn uA Driui1ii
- isr mkdt humuetoel Entrf No. E-7l. srri
q Nu UssTp iuT REahu = ~ sEEs. End ~.
NW1. suciiuH q, ipv nnh,f = ~ Rang o n.
iiisnfrtir Meridian. hnt Hicn pntirt ~ iutep
tiur 70 utEkt IsiEl hfesfuUf fruui "a uninhliHi
rislm a. fht iEnd Eiovs ocsrrlt.na hoios,
EeriHtrg Hnd Lrurivuf Burma flsorun. uf
tht anfd nps al fuhrunrt ffld
Claimant usm.t Witnesses
kEri NuFutniunn. Thnmas b. hirNUtiH hlnf
naarEtrirh. a. al irtuuutou. DFeFuu 2
Thnnl suil % vnvurif Oregon.
NJ fAnrE LuEietrf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

"An oyster 0f the pnle1Aaic period
would hage mnde mshi for twelve
people" They didn't swallow tlsu
whole IN those dnys Toledo Blhds.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NorlcE roR PUBLICATION
UNITED FrAuEs LAND urFIuE.
nurns tifouun, ianunry A.. llls

Nutiee 10 horuh, gwen thni hiltou kirh-
ardann u iawuu tifuruil VINO, on putohef y.
lni. uiaae Hunlratnuu Lutfy. M. uutil. itu ~
NV auu l.uH nnu 4. soction I, 1owhahip
- ~ HHnff H'ls 4 v lllnmttit Morihiaiii itnt
He'd nufiut uf intuftior % muft Ina loninh.
tatiur lupuf tn establish clnim "a the inhu
aisppt tieaptibua. b,inrr the heginiuf nno he
urlVef. tlt HUT na. prrHup, nu tht sith DAY ui
fahruarN ana
Claimant names 80 witncnrrt
hel,h Wilson sherman Ips, hnnrrw frtnf-
son rnu q y Epiuf. all ~ lawn pfuNuh
WA tAEnE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

''Rspnif WORK hnE cOft ns m0re tfni
the oririunl machine" mOrInho ths
physician
'EeThir work does pny befter." HHio
the automobile mnn ''yOu tno II No Ia
your business. don't you. dOeY"-Pitts
burgh Post
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
UNITED R1hTEf LAND uTFICE.
hurna. Orennn. lannary ". lnla

UNITED R1hTEf LAND OTF1CE. Z
burns. Oregon. 1anuary ~. lplq
Euiins 10 beruiy given thai william evevs,
ifoinuf and haif of Enlil A tlfewt, dnuensuo
nl Burma Oferun. who, un Mnrnh ~, igu, mads
uUncEtand Liflrs M. it8fi, hnrin No O7jla iOf
RwiS hentiun ~ Township A.. hanes ns y
Willamette Mardlan. haf filed nuiint 0f lntep.
tiuD tn nake nnni hye-ycnf tifDtd 30 t,ainiitai
ninim a. the LAND above uraoriluu iYniore kerit
n % duy Uf Martih. lula
Claimant names a. w'l1ncnnnf
Iuaouh n. ulii 1lavlo Eutas. Mars y nor
land. tssurge oreelrs oil of Burma. Oregon.
We rNnnE. hagiatuf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TINTED s1ATEs LAND urF1cEi
hnrna. nfrnnil. lannarf q lnla !

TINTED H1ATEs LAND uFI1cEf
hurns. Oregon. January =, iBia
Eut,et 10 heruiy givuu thai william n harl,ui
al Ifii llrrpun who on January ~. iuin, mad.
Uumtstuau Iutr,, Ma. b1ilh, fof sNh. hEs
sec ~ NFl. Hi,isifi. aud hi lsSr, =, krciiun ~
Tuv-uatip n ~. hnnHS - o., Wlilamu,ts
Murifinn hmf filed uutirt ~ Intention 90 makt
nnti three wear i,Tuni, 10 csinliscah ulttin 10
TIN land aiovs nrsnrlheG before huTHief uuo
neueiguf ~ huruh. Oregon, nt the sth nuf ui
March inia
Claimant nanirf ~ witnesses
Jrart A nunyHrd Charluf uumeyyt William
A Hurystt tired < Henson, al ~ lgll Orogur
Nu fAnEE Lrriatrf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
wby Esse Aloud,

modern murHlid regrets TINT no
body nowadays reads aloud
But 10 fiui the IsH lu regreif
Isn't the lnfh 81 listeners much more
serious f-sCi Cieveinnd I'iHlB DsHisr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

uEfTEI EnATts Lam QFfgut, Z
burma urcFur. January ~ lnia
Nuiirs 10 bev,,iry Eivun thli 9uiluf Kern. az
narslmth Oregon. vi hu. On November g. lsF
made Bcncstnad Euiri NJ uMil inf fAvsi q
enc Et,fMa section r.. Township =
tlnuFt s. a.. Nilinmrttt Meridian. ha, hi-p
nufivt 81 intention 30 makf hnal hvo-'FeEf
,rr,,ui "a rntnri iah uluin in sir land abuvs no
sur fisrn. tBfiprt krEistuf nuc Luruiscf o.
hnrfst tsrurun ui she s1h 0sf tf Nurrt. inis
Claimant neuiut Witnesses
ltrEns Tbnmpsnn psun ThunIsuus 9nrri,i
fisuhri hur Aiuuuni. al a NsYuflt l,raruh
W. F1nnI fsrrirtnf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

In 700 pnIts Of the white Of an eer
about ~ per cent IL water 1874 per cent
hlbnii'''i Z per cent mineral mntfer Hno
"a per o1i sugar. ete
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

THIS. snid the mhD Of the house Es
he nourufully surveyed three chryetS
md ten rugs hanging On the clothes
fue. tihs - ron hinntioD hnro %
hs.ist l'rinrssinn Tiger
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

The nhility 10 sl'ent wisely and well
is q Er.ai gift. Int wisely 20 refrnii
from sIsnkinf 10 Dftener the EFidenrs
OF superior mind
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

CODcsii Ia the sonp bubble 0f life,
very large, very smooth nnd ascendant
until pricksd
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uNfTnn RfsrHs LAM OFr1rr {
burns Oregon Junanra a., inis
Notice 10 hufahf given Thai Meta a. Heed,
iuruicris hrttE Mufris ~ burns ofurun. WIN
uu tiui a. 1907. nnG April g. lWif rrainrsis suly
maat Homestead Eutrirt 30 ag11 -urita nz8c'
und No. fsTtai, fuf "a : aud kE.s, scutiDn -
TpWnaiIiI - kunrt % T.. Nliinmrttr Muri
fhssU war Iironi 20 establish eluim IA the iane
GlioYt huanrib-d. tsrfufr ths lcfiairf and He
rsisnt, NJ hu-it. t,ruFDn, on tnt Elro aas ui
fulTuHrs. tia.
Claimant nsmrt witnesses
" A i,essnu A n furtaf Charles Heed
N.tiianiui luuurs al al burma Oregon
Va fAnnE. ArFistef
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
uFIrrp ffaTEr Lam nFs1uF
hurnn. Oregon 1Hnunr, ~. inla

rFIrEp f1arEf Lam nFgrrF
Burnh. Oregon January ~. inla I
Nntint 10 horuis givun that Aiiue hwu.t
nennrgt, formerly hlint tSuut ui Burma, ore
ron, w'hui IN lnlf 4, ipnn. made nnmcntUhd M
trs Nc O.a1s. ini lsnit aud o, ltuc nnu 1suis
aud q, .rrtiur a. Township - AnnHt E
Nillumntts Meridian, haf tiud itutint ~ itfiop
tinu tp mnke tina three year irDui. tu establish
niniu tp tht land ui.pvs deerriiiad. itiiprs keF
aiuf and 1iueuivuf al hurnt Oregon ur thf Hati
nus ni iubrunrY, INA
Claimant numrt Witnesses
Henry care Vim hrEmuu Enrl Nailane
M Naoe nj ui burma ureEnu.
VA FhtnE Reg lister
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

xsI<a <be 1ee we should mike our in
6uIaxy >sx annseneFt, Ft,-.Olivsa Cod
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

-YLvIA kEiligAH DEGKEr NuG
auuisryrfy is and ID "Wednesday
flts Jameson. g.
luEfl Fisi Eus ssa
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

huKNK cHAFTEK 20. sn. O. r.
houis ever, suuuna Hnd iaurth snuasya ~
Aasuiuf Hail izHit Dalton A.
l.uonS fhunI@ut. hnurrtG-f
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-02-14

hCEHs lOpGE so. ". A. NJ.
Msris ever, f-Hi ano thirs Manau' 10 unni
nIutth " A euWnn.
ham huLhvrthnal nurruiara
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
FROM C. W. GATES
Declares He Is Not a Candidate for
Governor

0ONGiN Ci
st. Adams, Aug. 24.-hn view of the
reports concerning the position taken
by State Highway Commissioner c.
w. Gates, of Franklin, in regard to
the goyerno ship. The Messenger
has undertaken to secure from him
statement which will make his posi-
ton plain to his friends in the party.
Mr.. Gates statement reads as fol
lows:
Several articles entirely unauthor-
lied by me have appeared recently in
different papers referring to my posi-
ton in the present gubernatorial can
vass in such way that / am either
forced to make a public statement or
my position, or am placed in an I'M
fair right before the people Of the
state as a whole, and in an almost dis
honorable light before my numerous
personal friends to whom | have re-
peatedly defined my position, and to
whom | am just now made to appear
by some of these articles as having
steatlhily shifted it.
my attitude has been entirely con
slant on this subject for the past four
years. While fully appreciating the
honor attaching to the highest Office
Of the state, | have had personal
ambition to make a success Of the
states policy of road Improvement.
Aside from the road work proper
have aimed to keep the department
absolutely clean and clear from poll
tics, graft, and side issues Of every
description.
Il have been urged most persistent
ly to enter the present campaign on
the ground that it was my duty in the
interest OF harmony and success. But
/ also recognize the fact that l have
duty to the governor who appoint
ed me, the success OF whose admins
tration is in propo tional measure
marked by the success of my depart
ment and to the people at large who
are most vitality concerned in the
practical efficiency of this department
After considering that whole stu
alton carefully | decided that it would
be inconsistent for me to be candi-
date TO, the nomination. and expect
ed the matter to drop there.
The report that is being oirculat-
ed that | would accept the nomina-
tion II it came TO me has only this
foundation in fact. Replying TO the
question that has been repeatedly
asked me whether ] would accept The
nomination if for any reason the con
vention should nominate me. have
replied that such a possibility was too
remote to be considered seriously,
but in the event OF its becoming A
fact, there would be but one thing for
me to do, and that would be to accept
IT, This must not be misconstrued.
am not candidate. do not want
the nomination and am back ~ no
movement TO secure il, but will abide
by the action Of the convention.
This fully defines my position, and
is the only authorized statement that
have made
Charles w. Gates.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
GENERAL VILLAS STATEMENT
Now in Favor Of Civil Rule for
Mexico

Now in Favor Of Civil Rule for
Mexico
Chihuahua. Aug 2f.-Gen. Francis
co villa today issued a statement re
gardng his relations with the Carrau-
"a government at Mexico City. lie
said:
u have no personal feeling in this
matter against Carrauza This coun-
Try should not again be under mill
ta-y government. The armies by our
constitution are secondary to the con
stituted government, and IL is now
time that the country should be gov
oTned by the people for the people
and no. as heretofore, governed by a
military clique. whose only object is
personal welfare and not the welfare
OF tho masses.
Il desire the help Of the American
people in this political tight am now
waging / consider myself the moral
champion. to procure by all honorable
means for the downtrodden country
men justice and at the time showing
them their obligations towards law
and order
There need be no alarm whatever
regarding my standing in tho matter
! desire the American people to un.
derstand once and for all that | shall
now take the pat of silent moral
pressure on any government that
shall emanato; this pressure is not
mcnacing by any means. desire
morality the strictest morality. in
government
u desire that my country. in view
of its past suf1e -ings by military die
tators, should on this auspicious oc-
casion inaueurate the government an
der civil authorities"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
BOARD OF HEALTH WARNING
Following Communication Sent to All
Physicians in State

Cases Of iHfantile paralysis (acule
anterior poliomyelitis) are being re.
ported from several sections of the
state, and present indications seem to
point to an epidemic more wide
spread than any which has hereto
fore visited this state.
Because of our lack Of knowledge
of the cause OF this disease and the
means by which il is communicated.
80 is extremely important that every
known prcoaution be conscientiously
observed. Our -eatest safeguard is
the complete quarantine OF the dag
messed cases and the temporary isola
ton OF an Suspicious cases
The State Board of Health of Yer
mont, in agreement with other state
Boards has made this reportable
and quarantinable disease. and has es
tabiished a minimum period of four
weeks from the time of the first sym
toms during which full quarantine
mus. be observed, the same as for
diphtheria or scarlet fever. SUSPECT
Gus cases, in which diagnosis is not
fully made, should be kept under SUI
pe-vision for at least two weeks. A
gargle and nasal wash OF hydrogen
peroxide is recommended for exposed
persons
The serious consequences OF this
disease. and the certainty that it is
Communicated in some, as yet un-
known manner. are sufficient reasons
for asking every physician to lend his
conscientious cooperation in protect.
ing the people. especially the chill.
dren. of our state
win Won not have this disease i'm
mind at an times. and Immediately re
port To the health omcer all cases
which come TO your attention. in or
der that proper precautions may be
observed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Aews 81 tisc lawn and Village rOid SslsFts
sas RAssN 2eadefs

Ernest Miller OF Pittsfeld is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. G. A. Miller.
Mrs. John RELY is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Collin of West Rutland.
Born, Monday evening, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. John Chrystal Of Grove st.
Miss Hilda Pratt and Miss Vossler
are on a hike to the Bald Mountain,
today
Hundreds of pairs of new Walk
Overs for men. Fall styles At
Harris. ADV.
Alfred Madden of Troy, who has
been a guest Of his aunts, the Misses
Madden of Main stree, has returned
home.
William HOLSTER, who has been
attending the Y. NJ C. A. summer
school at Silver Bay, is expected
home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Thompson will
leave today with party Of friends
from North Adams for few days
stay at Lake Cassayona.
Miss Mildred Richmond, who has
been the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Helen White or Depot street has re-
turned to her home in Westwood, n.
j.
dora Woodward have returned from
belle Woodward have returned from
six weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. Louise \. Piaget OF Paterson
n. J..
A. r. Won Dette will move about
September to the house on Imper-
ial avenue that was occupied for
some time by the late George IL.
Doty.
Dr. F. S. Pratt, Miss Hilda Pratt
and Mr.. and Mrs. G, p Endress re-
turned Monday evening from an en-
loyable motor trip to Cape Cod They
covered about 200 miles, experienced
10 mishaps and the weather was ex-
celent.
There will be an important re-
hearsal of St. Francis de Sales choir
and the concert chorus at Academy
hall, Tuesday evening, August 25th.
A large chorus is to be organized for
the concert, and all who have at any
time sung with the choir are request
ed to be present, as well as all who
are willing to assist in the chorus.
7ot9
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
NO WIRELESS LICENSE
German Wireless Station at Tucker
ton. N. j., Closed

Washington. Aug. 2i-After con
ference with Secretary Daniels today
Secretary Redheld notified the Ger
man wireless station at Tuckerton
y. j.. that il is operating in violation
OF the law.
The action was taken because the
Tuckerton station never has been Ii
censed. as is required in the radio
laws. II began operating last Man
in the experimental stage and lately
has been the only direct means OF
communication between the United
States and Germany
The wireless station at Sayville
l.. l.. is licensed and now under cen
sorship. Whether the government
would license the Tuckerton station
now that war has broken out raises a
difficult question.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
AlRsHIPs DROPS BOMBS
German Zeppelin eombsrds Belgian
Palace

Antwerp. Aug %. II a. MA Ger
man Zeppelin dirigible made an IN
successful attempt to destroy the
Royal Palace here today. II few over
the fer ifcatons and dropped three
bombs which exploded near the pal
ace. destroying two homes and killing
several people
The fort guns we're trained on the
invading dirisible and 10 was forced
o. retreat
Tie people % Antwerp are in d
state OF panic as the result OF the
episode.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
GOVERNOR Baked
When Asked to Speak On the Special
Session

Burlington. Aug. 24.-Governor Al
Ten 81. Fletcher viii be the speaker at
the Merchants luncheon al Hotel Yer
mont next week. President Powell
OF the association was asked 10y the
Governor TO suggest a topic and be sue
gested shall We Have a Special Ses.
sion OF the Leeislature?' But the
Governor declined and will select one
~ his own choosing. The luncheon
viii be held on the roof garden on
Thu sday next ar 1915.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-25
FRANCIS JOSEPH DYING
Austrian Emperor Repcr.ed to Be Ser
iously M

Austrian Emperor Repcr.ed to Be SCI
iously M
London. Aug. 2S.-The Daily New.
correspondent at Rome reports that
Empe or Francis Joseph Of Austria is
serioucly IN.
\ Rome despatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph Company reports that the
Emperor may die al any moment
Paris. Aug PA despatch receiv
ed here this afternoon from Rome
quotes the Messagero OF that city to
the effect that Empero' Francis Jos
eph Of Austria is dying, and thai
Prince William OF WED has fed from
Albania.
A despatch 20 the Havas Agency
from Rome says the Foreign Office
there denies the report that it has re
ceived news OF the grave illness OF
Emperor Francis Joseph.
A despatch to the Havas Agenc,
from Rome says the correspondent
has learned from an authoritative
source that the Prince OF WED has
not LETT Durazzo. Albania. but that
two OF his sons have departed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

TORT WORTH. TeN.. March Co.
Hog receipts 1900, market strong To
20 cents higher Top. $50: bulk,
40NN.10.
Cattle receipts et00 including
zoo calvcs. Market steady all around.
Top steers. 1.lb. bulk. G.i0 Il 200;
rtoekers. around 5.25. two loads
Msyicans. Of 800; COWS. $50 n 6.25:
eight loads MeNicans. t.lJmt.t5;
hciers around $50. ten loads Mex
lean bulls. 4.2i9 40. calves +.GoN
-O .heep receipts 1900, market
steady. clipped wethers j.00d 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

M switzerland, az Saianac Lake 80.
y aud other h.sl'h resorts IN Dfifht.
crisp winter DAYS. sufferers from go.
bcfculo is are urged 10 90 suOUshu-
ms in tho brilliant suuligh, across the
binding SNOW Thei are made 10
wear colored lenses 10 ptOtoc, their
eyes from the poWeriul ultraviolet
rays which ale shot doNL from the
sau and reflected Dsck iron, Jhe white
earth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

While charcoal should be- invarlably
used 90 melting brass aud bronze
states the Brass World O. 10 not only
useless ~ melting slumilum but dan.
serm' Aluuinum g. 80 lieht iaaf he
charcoal u apt 10 become in'.rmiu.
rirt With o. ana the castings made
from 20 viii have small spe,is sud
pieces iu them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
Iiah. FROM Mushrooms.

Mushrooms growing on decaved
wood often have degree Of brilliancy
that when they are placed on a news.
paper. eill enable one 20 read the
words 10 their vicinity with no other
Nehi one species % mushroom To
Australia To- inches 10 diameter. was
of uoh bHlNaucy thsi seen ifOn
distance. no light frightened he "a.
tiKe-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

A northern scientist lof come, Tor.
ward 10 defend be olIUu witch he
says. Is real SPECIFIC lf colds All
one has 10 DO hen hI, sFes beria 10
water and bis nose 20 IN 10 TO eat
onions. aud the trouble VIII 20 away
or course. bis ffisuds yin 10 a.ay.
TOO. at least temporarily tl' that does
noi argue that ths onion snt GOOD
medicine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
palIY Thouahi

lost 20 be- good 10 keep ne fHr"
from degrading elements. 10 make 90
roustanll, helpful IN i.itle wats 70
lhos- WHO are touched bv g. 90 Keep
ous's spiri always sweet sud 10
avoid all manner OF peity anger aud W..
ritabit, that Is az id,s a. noh'e as
u d, d.fluu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

c4fe, sneel t-'- equipped Win
tmIugs ami cushions for upeNr'iefi
have been devised which are nid io
increase fhe .rl ares ihli lcis' n.ls
the rhsucef '0r sulsIng Nfons l''s
anl foduclur rtr jar ani wear oh both
machines al operators