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Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
PENSION LAW IS CHANGED
Tension Boards VIII Soon Meet For The rp,D,,.
OF Considering Applications.

All old Confederate soldiers and
the widows of these soldiers shonld
know that the law which formerl,,
excluded those from the pension
rolls who are worth S4OO Or moro
has been changed.
The last legislature passed A l.,v
permitting pensions upon the nron.
er proof to those who are worth
$5oo in personal property, besides
their homestead. In the co,,ntrv
this homestead may consist of 1eo
acres in extent of $2,5OO in value
The county pension boards will
meet throughout the state on thc
second Monday in July, and apnl.
cations should be sent to Clerk F A
Boyce at once. Those who are now
on the pension roll, if they have
moved since last September, should
report their present postonice ad.
dress to the clerk.
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04

Our Store wants your eggs, chick
ems and wool. Don't sell until you
get our prices. Weaver Dowdy Co,
Batesville.
Allen Smith, proprietor of the
roller mill just south of town, lost a
mule, valued at 5000, a few nights
ago The animal died at Batesville,
to which place Mr. Smith had sent
his team for a load of freight,
1t is said the school board, in re-
sponse to an inquiry, has been adj
vised by Attorney General Moose
that the directors in this special
district have the right to determine
the length of public school term,
without regard to the action taken
in that matter by electors at the
annual school meeting held last
month. 1t is remembered that at
that time a public school term Of
three months was decided upon
It Is said also that the school board
will hold q meeting next Saturday,
at which time a principal for the
school will probably be chosen,
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04

Deering mower repairs. Lamar
Bros, Cave City.
Alison Bone, one of Sldney's best
young men, was in Evening Shade
Sunday.
If you need a farm wagon, buy a
Weber, king of all. Sold by Lamar
Bros, Cave City.
Elder Lacey Holt of Poughkeep-
sic, a minister in the Christian
church, preached at that church
here last Sunday morning.
G. A. Babcock of Batesville, rep.
resenting a wholesale dry goods
concern of St. Louis, was looking
after his trade here one day this
week.
John Bristow, who resides just
west of town, found a terrapin G
few days ago on the back of which
was this inscription; IS. Y. D
1879" Who will own up to doing
that job?
A good many people in this im
mediate section are reporting al
excellent crop of Irish potato tops
with but few potatoes underneath
With this exception garden trucl
in abundance is reported by every
body.
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04

Our Store has a big lot of grain
cradles. Prices reasonable. Weaver
Dowdy Co. BateSville.
Miss Louise Coger is at Salem
visiting friends and attending the
closing programs of the school at
that place.
j. P. Founders, one of the best
known citizens OF Sidney, was here
one day this week looking after
some business.
Miss Virgie Garner returned to
her home at WillifOrd the latter
part of last week, after having spent
few days with Evening Shade
friends.
Mrs. Joseph Ault returned the
latter part of last week from Jones'
boro, where she spent a few weeks
visiting her son, Sam H. Fore, and
his family.
Our Store has received a big lot
of John Deere mowers and rakes
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Weaver Dowdy Co.,
BateSville.
The court house is somewhat of a
dull place now, not many people
seeming to have business there. In
fact, the whole town is on the dull
order these fine days.
Phillip N. Buchanan was last
week appointed postmaster at Cot
ter, which position pays an annual
salary of $1,000. Mr.. Buchanan
formerly lived at Sidney.
The Salem Sun reports that Prof.
j. G. Albright of that town, who is
well known and has many friends
in this county, has made applica-
ton for the position of superintend-
ent at the state reform school.
The camp meeting at Gray's
Spring, near Cave City, will begin
on Friday, July 30, instead of on
the date mentioned in last weeks
paper, so T. A. Gray, the Hickory
Valley attorney, requests us to an
nounCe.
Just received a big lot of binding
twine at Our Store. Indications
are that it will sell much higher
than present prices. The stock on
hand will be sold at the same price
as last year Weaver Dowdy Co.,
Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
Local News

Deeriug mowers and rakes at
Laman Bros, Cave City.
F. M. Biggs, a good citizen of the
Poughkeepsie section, was here Sat
urday.
W. c. Snow is spending the week
at Williford looking after business
interests there.
Mrs. H. P. Stout and children
came up from Batesville Tuesday
for visit with friends and relatives
here.
Clerk Z. A. Boyce went to Will
ford the latter part Of last week and
spent several days with his home
folks.
D. X. Taylor spent day or two
lately in Lebanon township, the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs 7, j.
PEBBLES
A. L. Snow and family came
over from Williford the first part of
the week for visit among relatives
and friends,
Austin Baker, one Of the Records s
good friends at Woods, was in town
this week attending to some busi-
ness matters.
Postmaster D. W. Wasson left
Tuesday for Salem, where he will
pitch a Dame of ball for that town
aeai nst the Ash Flat nine,
The Masonic lodge will meet Sat.
urday night, with work In the third
degree A full attendance of the
membership is requested, and visit
ors are welcome, J, r. Metcalf,
Sec,
The Record Is In receipt Of a let.
ter from a Sharp county citizen
who threatens to prosecute IA GER
tain Sharp county paper under the
pure food and drugs act" for mis-.
branding itself as a newspaper, No
use to guess anything about II, He
was talking about the Record Of
course,
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned ~
substituted trustee In n certain deed Of trust er
eutod by John s, Banks and wife, Of dan u
July 2lst, 1914, and Of record In Book D. pN
292 Of the records Of the Recorders office M
Southern District Of Sharp County, Ark'@~
cure an indebtedness TO W, f. Perrin md@
fault having been made In the payment ' ~
indebtedness Ind the beneficiary therein n0H
so requested. will offer for sale 10 thehs@
bidder for cash In hand at the south frchl%
Of the court house in the town Of Evening SM
Ark, on
Saturday, June 26th, 1915
between the hours Of 10 a, m, and RH~
following described real estate, 5itua'ar~
Southern District Of Sharp County, Mlp%
The southeast quarter Of the southcaSVrA
the northeast quarter Of the southeast 'N"
and part Of the southeast quarter Of h'as
east quarter Of section nine o. town'hPI~'
Q5D north, range Ave lbl west '0'p
il6 l-2 acres, also the northwest quaf'd W.
southwest quarter Of section 10, towhn'
north, range west, containing 10 acres A
Said sale being held for the purpose o. w
INK the Indebtedness duoW +, Perrin ""N
This June l. 1915,
W, 7, Graz
ud,atitutad 1flW
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
JOHN HALL DENIES STATEMENT
Says SearcheD lnwardly Destroyed Two Bottles
OF Beer Belonging To Him.

Last Sunday night Deputy Sheriff
Sidney Stephens came down from
Hardy, accompanied by W. R, Hast
inss, and proceeded on a hunt for
booze, which to all appearances has
been plentiful in this vicinity late
ly, These gentlemen discovered
quite a quantity Of the 6re-water in
the Ice house which is operated by
John r, Hall and the fluid was des-
troyed, but the owner of the build
ing was not placed under arrest
Williford Correspondent of Sharp
County Record.
In answer to the above Mr.. Hall
publishes the following card in the
Williford News,
The above article misrepresents
the booze hunt, as there was not a
drop of liquor found in my ice
house and Deputy Stephens and
W. r. Hastings will endorse this
statement | had five bottles of
beer in the Ice house for my own
use, and Messrs, Stephens and
Hastings each drank a bottle of
that"
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
Indigestion aud Constipation,

About five years ago ] began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets after
suffering from indigestion and con.
stipation for years without finding
anything to relieve me, Chamber
lain's Tablets helped me at once and
by using them for several weeks !
was cured Of the complaint" writes
Mrs Mary +, McMullen, Phelps, N, Y,
For sale by all dealers,
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
RU R-MY-r

w III tulC INftSnttthtt1tig iNSu-
raleia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, Rine-Worm, Ec.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. Csc
A large number Of citizens of
the Camp Ground vicinity, six miles
north of this place, met at the cem-
etery there Saturday and spent the
day cleaning of the grounds and
decorating graves. 1t Is said that
everything pertaining to that place
was placed in the good order that
is proper,
Salem defeated Hardy in two
games of base ball Friday at the
first named place, the scores stand
ine 3 to 2 and II to 9. That re-
minds us that base ball appears to
be as dead as a hammer in Evening
Shade, the three defeats at Bates
vile having evidently knocked the
wind out Of the players, Perhaps
that's a good thing, because less
base ball is certain to give more
time for other kinds of labor
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
PROBATE COURT NOTICES,

Notice is hereby given that the following named
administrators and guardians filed accounts cur.
rent at the Mch, Term, 1915, of the Sharp County
Probate Court for the Southern District, for set.
tlement with their respective estates, to.wit!
A. ]. johnson, administrator estate Of ". J..
johnson, deceased. Final settlement
Alice Cochran, guardian Pauline Cochran, a
minor Final settlement.
All parties interested in the settlement Of SAID
estates must come forward and file exceptions 10
said accounts II any they have, on or before d,
third day Of the next term Of said court or they
will be forever barred from excepting to said a.
counts or any item thereof.
Z. A. Boyce, Clerk
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
ESTRAY NOTICE

We, H. Higginbottom, A. j. Dun.
can and j. T. Belts, three house.
holders of the State of Arkansas
and County of Sharp, have this dav
viewed a certain horse shown to us
by Emmett Morgan as an estrav
Said horse is a cream colored ersv
roman nose, about IA hands bjeh
weight about $50 pounds, foretoD
cut out, tail sheared about 6 inches,
name on top of weathers cut OF
about A years old, and we do value
said animal at the sum of SS5, BY
appointment as appraisers by J. W,
Buchanan, a Justice of the peace in
Lebanon township.
H. Higeinbottom,
A. J. Duncan,
}. 7. Belts,
May II, 1915. Appraisers.
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04

During the month of May in the
Southern District Clerk Z. A. Boyce
had the lishtest business he has ex-
perienced in several months. But
one couple secured license to wed
during the month, only a few deeds
were recorded, while 81 MORTGAGES
were filed,
A. 6. Gray of Hickory Valley, rep
resentative from this county in the
recent legislature spent Thursday in
Batesville meeting his many friends.
Mr. Gray, who will make the race
for congress, says he Is receiving
much encouragement from all Sec
tions of the district -Batesville
Guard.
j, S, Williams, one Of the Rec
ords good friends in Richwoods
township, tells us that he has killed
ll0 squirrels since since May 5tb,
and that in doing this he has lost
but very little time that could have
been used In working his crop. If
any of our readers have killed more
squirrels than that In anything like
the same length Of time we should
like to hear from them,
An Epworth League was organ.
lied at this place the latter part Of
last week by Presiding Elder b. /,
Wilford of Batesville The orGani-
2ation has something like rs mem.
bers, and meetings will be held
each Sunday night at the Method
ist church. A Junior League was
organized Monday a m mons the
smaller folks, and meetings of this
league will be held on Sunday at
terno0ns,
The Sharp county teachers In.
stitute will be convened at this
place next Monday The institute
will be held for both the Northern
and Southern Districts Of the coun.
ty, by agreement Of the two exam.
liners, and 1t 10 said that the work
will be done In the Northern Dis,
tfiet next year The institute will
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SAL

whereas, on the llth day Of Februa'', AN %
the term Of the Circuit Court for wv S''
District Of Sharp County, ArkahSa', ',,,, ~
therein pending, wherein the s'a'eV, a,l a. .t
was Plaintiff and A, j, johnson was w. IN,
the State Of Arkansas, for the use y " 1 n
County, obtained Judgment against NV W "a.
johnson for her costa OF said sun J" '" NJ
S5lTll, and whereas, on the s''h w. .,aI
1915, the Clerk Of said court 'asueu aI 4
the hands Of the undersigned Hn',~ 'a, M
county an execution In said cause auu a.. .,lsi
said for the purpose Of enforcing Wv S1 IA \
Of said Judgment and whereas on Wv S ,ts
Of MAY, 1915, the undersigned ~ 'n''m nlf
said, levied unon the following lana' ,'' 'IAsa
tate as the property of the SAID a. ", " az
te.witl The northeast fractional qus,'a "a d
ton Q, township 10 north IN fahse .,H,t4
eept acres reserved as a graveyard .tf
lsj.s7 acres. more or less which ''p - IN,
situated In said county and diStiic, ~s' W. lcts
fore, TO satisfy said execution, NOW ,.,, ~
given that viii on the Goth day o. nv
at the south front door Of the eoul'% .,y Nd \
town of Evening Shade, In said toua" INV iasl
triol, within the time prescribed W hIde, % NJ
aalss ofrsr for sale TO the highest u'oa, aa, ~
the noyiheasl fractional quarter s CIV" IA lsf
se, apart for graveyard, Of se'''oa ',, VI
shlp 10 north of the base line N raw. .sioIOl a'
the 9TH principal meridian, ,Oa, Twelve mn
acres. more OF less, on efedi. ~ ao,s vTA !.
purchaser being required to CIV, ,.,,sIusd a n
proved security and a lien to De ,,s 's ,,a NJ
land Tor the purchase money WV" ,,ud vnt
interest from maturity, and ss'a -, ', !. psd
fered in forty'aefe tracts ~ estae d II
commencing al the hef'heas' .I
lands. ahsfia du
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CARRIERS.

Carriers. April AIR " =. side
was business visitor 10 Pensacola
and Milton Monday and Tuesday. ITO
went down on the launch cupid and
returned az far as Mary Esther on the
mail boat WINE q. lie had a very
unpleasant trip on account % the boat
breaking down. lie did not get 90
Mary Esther until one o'clock a. IA.
Thursday From there ne came ~ On
the Cupid.
SIR. s. ~ johnson and Mr.. II. AZ.
strickland were Pensacola visitors
Monday and Tuesday They were
Cupid passengers.
AIrs. 4. r. Mckee and baby called
on Mrs Hartgrove Thursday after
noon.
Mr. r. A. Rattsnaeld was a Camp
Walton visitor saturday
We we're favored with a good rain
Tuesday. u was much needed.
Mr. and Mrs Bengston were called
60 East Bay Saturday on account his
mothers sickness. They returned sun
day.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


To enable persons properly qualified,
Is register. fer the city Democratic
priruarv Election Is be held 81 Tues
faV. My ath. 1915 the city registration
books VII he open during the hours
from = o'clock m O. ] o'cfork 2 NJ
and from o'clork IN. % o'clock %
m. Tor ten consecutive days beginning
an Thursday. April 1st 1915 and Clos-
nE ~ Monaay April ~. 1915. az the
io.loHing places
Election District 10. I2-At LIMBS
Gorery Store Afcania and IFtendencia
streets
g'ecton District No. 1s-At Council
Chs Wher CITY Hall
Election District No f4-At Imperial
ttwar Store. Brent Wl8w.
Election District No 1&-At Dough
efita store. Romano and Deviuiers
Election District No ee-At corner
los AEe. ana Wright street
Election District No as-At rnrrarss
street S'"hs
Election District No. gs-At corner !,
htF Ave. and Blount street Martins
Election District No 2s-At Radcliffe,
r...,t .erner hayne and Gadsden Ste.
STORE corner lloyd ana Paiafoy sts
Election District so gt-At Iohnson'a
store " terxantes street between
tteH Hud DeNi'Hers streets
tinrton District NO Sat- Dwf prur.
store corner r Iaaua ana neviniere
Election District No sat Bledaoie's
DAVIS. and lfeuderaDn'a store. corner
and Jackson streets. last 8 days
JOS. 4. HICKS
"ifAHprt 3, 81 city Registration OFFICER.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WRITE motion picture ulayrs $50 20
500 paid. Correspondent course ~
necessary details free New Writers
if4s. Victoria Bldg ST. Louis. $50 Harr
LADIES f25 weekly esrv simple work.
no gAngassiug. EVENINGS &c home.
fascinating. everything furnished SO
experience. Don't worry about capital
BOYD a. Brown. Omaha MIR 8Bur
LADIES Immediately Home work even
tuHa. Addressing foidiug circulars. atr
$500 Ter 1890 No scheme $40 can
v#ssinE. ENcf ucut opportunity. Enclose
stamp Erina Specially Co.'s Toronto
Ont Ha8F
S. Sd per day paid one lady Con each town
90 distribute free circulars for eonrru-
t.atcd naForinF lu tubes p. p BAAR
CO Chicago aHucha
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Men Everywhere
Help Wanted Male

BE a DETECTIVE. earn Ss0 % &fa8
waeky travel ali over over the world
Write HFet, q. United Sfnfea Detective
Adjusting Agsu-Y HaEHHY Exchange
81 louis. Mo- aapr
ssB weekly evenings at home Every
thing furnished. ms experience. ua rau-
NaF9ne Don't worry about capital
BOYD e.. Brown CrIha. Nebr garp
WANTEp-At once Young mon for
automobile business big uaN We
waHEe EgW expert iu fen weeks he usail
faN Nae after we secure tuH position.
Century Automobile Institute. les an
eeieH. CHI saur
hSTEn- MeN TO LEARN the barber
TRADE. TEE world uee8s more BARRIERS
Than amy other fra .aa-.aH Eau NaaNN
qualf Ties Tools Included. Board = de-
sired, Wages HUite learning Distant HW-
plicants write M8laF barber college.
New Orleans. Ia. sauFsts
wANTEp-The National a.. A. de-
siree q superintendent f8r its weekly
Nfe. health ard accident department uH
cuulmiss'on basis Address a. H Boyer
Mgr Casualty Dept. National Iffe In
surance CO. a. ii 49,. Chicago. 3d. aaprZt
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
sseo @eee sssss
United states Department. weathes
puFeau. Charles D. Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola. Fla, AEFti 1, 1918,
penaaeola Tanperatura Data.

PeNNaCoias ffas AfFh - hsio'
penss1ois Temperature Dssa.
Highest temperature yesterday. Is
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday. 20
degrees.
Day temperatures IN April usually
rise 10 - densea.
Might temperatures In April usually
fall % 50 degrees.
Highest temperature Yesterday. s.
degrees.
Lowest temperature Yesterday. 80
degrees.
Pensaeola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending p. -.
yesterday. o Inches.
Normal rainfall for the month ~
April. sis inches.
Total rainfall this April 10 2 p. IN.
yesterday. q inches.
Excess the year g. March -. I.s9
inches.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST~A Pearl pendant with diamond
center ga Barcelona street. between
raFNautaH auH Chase. eu Chase @ RB1a.
.ns then a. Ready sMeaF STORE sa.t-
thEe reward 81 returned g. above store
#arE8t
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PIANOs.

VOffE PfANu ran - made IKE nsw *
tore. touch ane looks ~ eur three e.
peff plane builders and 1aAe NnsnhAFMs
80 rrsraa. ard you can Fay Us the
week The Clutter Muair Ra8tae ffnox
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT positions iH post once,
railway mail and other hranehea are
good Prepare for "eEure under f8r-
mer u g. CfWN Service NnrFafarE. +EtN-
aminer Booklet G-gs free Write to-
day Paterson civil Service school.
Rochester. y. aaur
NANE "A contract 20 distribute "a million
free nkaa sean powder with SOAPS ete.
Went eEahte men aad women rs Haln
$1,000 NerFly NwNerlE Brown. 100 ~
Franklin ChlcaEo aanr
Wanted - Men Everywhere
Tea We win teach sou tie barber
tI1ds 60 fees weeks, and give YOU tosi-
pnn ~ Cur shuBa Tau's frea Al foF
go Terms 4i5 cash sf5 iu Ton IA.
We uag wages white leEraHr Write a.
today JACKSONVILLE Ukf.IiEG col.
eE9E ss1 W. Bay ST.. ~ sz1Hvllie
FlH aa.u ~
AMBITIOUS MEN AND WOMEN. or
over wanted. Government t0ba Bas %
q fito % month Ful iisf Oh positions
nuW obtaiuabis free. Franklin Institute.
Dept 81 G.. Rochester ~ " toAprGs
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FOR SALE-If horses could
talk you can bet your sweet
life they would beg for DUAL
ity Feed. Quality Feed is the
very best that money will
buy. X. o. Hancock, distribu
tor.
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wvreIstar EuN8rr urnerr Ne 4 rsaet-
every SECOND RnA fourth Wednensav NJ
each month a. ~ in Ranc-d EaH
corner faEleu ana Eelfu0nt ntrpnfn
w r. EgERHAHD.
-FAe FRFfpRfCt4aEN c. p
Serbs
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FOR SALE-Pansy Flour
is the triumph OF the mil
lers art. II costs a triflc
more than other flours-but
what a difference IN the bis
cults. r. O. Hancock, dis
tributor. april
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED Is me Roberts
community. Creamery end canning
rianf o. take wnur ffrrHfcN. Emoa land
iu formation TEE Roberts Farmers
Asaneb tlnn Geo .. voorhees,. President.
Roberts. Fla lafeb
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BATHS, MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas.
sage Parlor. open TO all
men. y. N. {. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. ii"saiH
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE Fertile eeEs separate pens
Barred Rack. Reds White Iseghorus.
Brown LeNharMa. GH cents dozen BAHS
chicks lp CENTS BeArCeH Poultry Pant
sos n belmont 4auT4t
roR HAIsE-Good Mule, cheap q sold
auick g. o. Box 1885 I'ensacoll
tapr3ts
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EDUCATION

Thorough Destruction in Shorthand Pitt
man and Gregg. BoakkeemiuN Tele.
Ers phf, English. civil Service and Cor
re- spon0FMre courses pay and nlEht
school Fensaco.a Business Institute.
GrsEorg and Palafo8 emch
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED TO HRE-A five passsn-
ser automoht.e for nanth ~ Rix
weeks Address r.. care Journal 3apr
WANTED To BUY Good typewriter
cheap Address TypeNFitsf care
Tha Journal saprEt
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN % handle standard vsterin
EfJ line ~ twenty years standing
sn'en0ld opportunity with liberal TERRI
tory and profitable commission arrange
menL Write ?" q. Box No 166, New
Orleans. Ia. aaprft'
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ARTISAN WELLS

.RTEsTAN wrsII.s--wIn put Is wells
70 f2 inches diameter. any depth.
80 guagantee water. write for Gnu IN
ornation Gray Artssiau We &C., Cot
anaaIe PA emrh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

All saw min companies throughout the
entire south and west lts0 in all Re
Tit 81 90 and 8st viii he sent Nou hF
return mail Write direct a. MarkF.
Little Rock Ark mur
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CHOICE FRUIT ard pecan tracts for
cash o. err Easy rPfmnuta. Extra
GOOD vegetable lands Good fishing
hunting rwateriuE hosting battling
Write Graves a Harrison Etortdstuwfn
Fla Twelve uiilea from Pensacola %
Fscarnbla pay. saniT
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$1,000

An exceptional bargain
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-30

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-30

/ A GOOD ROAD makes the distance
between places many miles apart seem
very short A bad road. such q that
to Pelican City. makes . nearby sub
urb almost isolated. and - easy to
reach ~ . place half way across the
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