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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17


by Americans half n century ago.
and because II was In the United
States that he conceived his idea
oI aerial navigation.
He Is ~ years old In July, but he
dies not look over 60. His short
but well knit athletic figure shows
astonishing elasticity and quickness
/ OF movement.
He has very clear eyes. n rudy face
and snow-white' mustache.
1 When ! saw him he had u pair OF
beautiful sinners both eyes be-
Ing discolored. almost swollen shut.
Calling my attention 10 them he said:
1T looks like have been In q
prize fight. doesn't III" He explained
That they were the result OF n tumble
In the air while conducting an ex-
pertinent nj Johannisthai. He de-
',Iintd TO go Into the nature OF the
experiment, but II was plain that II
wns an important one.
For several hours aftcrward the
ccnGi related incidentss OF his ex-
crisirs In tho United States during
ihe t!yil War. He told OF meeting
Lineoln. ~ military attache, and
representative OF the king OF wurtem.
burg
The president was sitting NJ his
desk, and very busy" he said" His
private secretary. young Stewart. son
of the secretary OF state. was sitting
on n table dangling his legs in the
air. Lincoln. tall and gauht, greeted
me. cordially. He made the same
impression on me that the Kaiser
always makes when meet him. Lin
coin In particular was deeply con-
cerned about tho crueltics of the war,
or what you now refer to ms atroc-
tiles. People had the same impress
sions then as now. The president
gave me military pass with his
signature, which ] still cherish as
one of my most priced possessions.
The count declared he once swan
the Niagara river below the American
falls. to get view Of the full circle
Of the rainbow mist
g I made the trip over the lakes
he added. ''apd nirtcd with some
beautiful American girls who were
AS anxious 10 get acquainted with me
MS was with them. They finally
broke the ice by dipping apple seeds
at my face. Then we had jolly
talk.
II made my first balloon ascension
at ST. Paul. but ! was not on the
firing line during your Civil War.
az has been frequently said. A major
OF the Union army. whose name I
have forgotten. was there and had
y captive balloon. lie was to cut the
rope and let me make long flight
after was up to the ropes limit.
| bought all the spare gas the st.
Paul gas works would let me have
and was able to get up several hum
dred feet; but the gas was OF so poor
quality that couldn't get the gas
filled sufficiently TO assay II long
flight. Yet. while above n. Paul. I
had the first idea OF aerial naviga-
tion strongly impressed on me and II
was there the first idea of the zeppe-
lin came to me.
II have many friends In the United
States, but I fear that few of them
have cared to live as long as have.
Perhaps none will be left when I
come again to America In one Of my
own cruisers"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17
Notice to Creditors Of Klamath
County. OrcgOn

Notice to Creditors Of Klamath
County, OregOn
+ All persons having claims against
Klamath county for services par
formed or supplies Furnished said
prior to January !. 1915,
must file same with the County Clerk
with proper vouchers attached. on or
before the first day Of March. 1915.
All such claims not alsd BY said
date will not be considered.
BY order Of the County Court.
C. R. DeLAP. County Clerk.
Dated January 2Sth. 1915, axe
29-5-12-19 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-17

No. 1889 y
N0aicc Of First Meeting OF Cretlitoss
In the District Court Of the United
States, for the District Of Ore
gon.
In the matter Of Rudolph Madssn.
BANKRUPT. %
TO the creditors Of Rudolph Madison.
OF the City Of Klamath Fails. In
the County and Dlstrict Aforesaid.
bankrupt:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
|on the a7th day Of January. 4. p.
'isl6. the sAid Rudolph Madsen was
duly adjudicated bankrupt: and that
the first meeting Of his creditors will
be held In the law ONCE OF w. II.
A. Renner. located over the post
lofice. In the City Of klamath Falls.
Oregon. on the 9Th day OF March. a.
Id. 1915. at 10 o'clock 3. M. at whieh
time the said creditors nay attenos
)pr0ye their claims. appoint : tsnsteo,
Iexamine the bankrupt. and trausa4&
lsuch other busineas q may psoDot1v
come before said smeeling. anA ~
may consider whether Sueh tfnoooi
Ishails 70 authorised u ~ ~ peo
lerty o. tho estato. ,s 4. ;,.ss
| Dated It KLAMATH XSll6 0to 4
| February ,. 1914.
n. n. .A ~ n m2111 4s< w
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CONTINUED from Page !,
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

E. J. Volden, of st. Paul, has sue
ceeded Mr.. Snurtum as accountant at
the agricultural school.
W. R. James. piano tuner, of Min
neapolis, will be in Morris this week
and next. Call him at the Merchants
Hotel. adv.
Gordon Bright. sergeant-at-arms
at the last legislative session, is a
guest of his friend, L. C. Spooner,
for few days.
The bass season is open and the fish
are biting. Prepare to 60 but see
the Walz Hardware Store for your
fishing tackle. adv.
Clarence Olson, who has been here
for several weeks visiting with his
cousin, Rev. A. Olson, returned to
Vining, Mimi, this week.
Miss Myrtle Better expects to 60
to the cities tomorrow to remain dur
ing the summer. She will teach near
Breckenridge next year.
H. Sydenstricken, of lie Mars.
Iowa, was a guest at the F.A. Zahll
home Wednesday. He was on his
way to visit friends at Wheaton.
Everything from a minnow hook
to a row boat can be had by fishermen
at the Walz Hardware Store. The
prices are fright" and the goods are
of the best quality. adv.
Postmaster Schultz, of Alberta,
was a business visitor her Wednes-
day. He stated the Alberta ball team
is SOON to be strengthened by the ar
rival of a former Alberta player who
has been absent for some time.
August Norman, a former Will
mar grocer, Was in the city Thursday
in the interests of the Bartles-Scott
oil company which has branch depot
in Morris. Mr.. Norman is connected
with the company in the capacity OF
travelling auditor and salesman anc
while here spent some time with
James Griffith who has charge of the
local branch.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. adv.
Furnished rooms for rent. Mrs.
Christ Flatner, Sixth street. adv2t.
For Sale cheap-Gasoline range
good as new. For particulars see
Mrs. Frank Hancock, Morris. adv3t.
0 S. K. Linsley made a business trip
to Alberta Monday where he inter-
viewed the foreman of ditching crew.
J. A. Ringness and Ray S. Roberts
took their families out to Pomme de
Terre lake Monday for little fishing
and outing excursion. The fish were
biting quite lively.
The most important event of your
school life graduation - is surely
worth portrait. To e. change with
classmates-to keep the memory of
school days-make an appointment at
the "Voss Studio" now. adv.
Among the Morris girls who will
graduate from the professional course
at the St. Cloud Normal this week are
the Misses Florence Newell and Anice
Buckentin. Gov. Hammond will be
the speaker at the graduation ex-
ercises.
DR.. Jennings received his new
Ford automobile few days ago and
has made number of successful and
pleasant trips into the country.
The old car was sold and the doctor
decided nothing but a Ford would
fill the demand he had for a new car.
Rest Easy
In a large comfortable hammock
during the hot summer days is our
advice and be sure to get it at Syl-
vander's Drug Store. Price right
ST. to $3.50. adv.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

DR.. Prescott, of Herman, spent
Sunday with friends in Morris.
Mrs. Frank Zahl entertained in
honor of Mrs. C. A. Pepper yesterday
afternoon.
Wanted. dwelling house in Morris
by June Is or July l. Inquire of
DR.. Cole. adv.
r. A. Stone was up from st. Paul
visiting with relatives and friends
on Memorial Day.
E. M. Baker will 60 to Lanton, N.
D., to install an electric light plant
for the Ottertail Power Go.
Paul Frick. who recently went to
the state of Washington. has bought a
ranch near Nooksack, in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crossman, of
Glenwood, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Pushor on Memorial Day. l..
Il. Pushor was also here from North
Dakota.
Mrs. W. F. Cooley went to Winona
the first of the week to attend the
commencement exercises in the Win
ona normal, where Miss Alice Cooley
graduates this year.
For Sale.-Seven room house on
East Third street next to the Assump
tion church, city water, sewer and
electric lights. Mrs. VIM. Sobey,
Arco, MINI. adv2t.
Sal Medico is guaranteed to prevent
worms in cattle, horses and hogs and
is ali absolute cure if your stock has
that trouble Half the losses of
hogs in Stevens county are caused by
worms. Use Sal Medico and stop
these losses. We guarantee results.
Morris City Mills. adv.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

Nels Runnei resumed his old posi-
tion with the Wells Brothers Hanson
store the first of the week after an
extended absence at FarweIl and other
points where he did carpenter work.
The bass fishing season opened Sat-
urday and many of the sportsmen in
Morris were afeld early. Among those
who went to Pomme de Terre lake
we're j. A. Ringness. Chas. Nelson
and Jake Van Kampen. They secured
two fine bass, two pickerel and an
abundant catch of perch. They found
the lake full of boats and fishermen
from all parts of the country but
the bass succeeded in avoiding cap
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Snortum babe
their Morris friends farwell Wednes-
day afternoon and departed the same
evening for Renvile where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Snortum
has completed arrangements for the
opening of a variety store at Renville
where there IS promising field. He
has been connected with the Agricul-
tural School in the capacity of &C
countant. Mr.. and Mrs. Snortum have
made many lasting friendships in Nor
ris and their friends naturally regret
their departure from the city.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

Miss Agnes Keeshan has gone to
the cities for couple of weeks to
study the new styles.
James Colby and M. ]. Ryhn re-
turned yesterday from trip to Red
Rock lake. near Hoffman where they
went after bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bcrofky, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Mann and John Shan
ley enjoyed an automobile ride to
Donnelly Tuesday.
The best, cleanest cheapest and
most ideal summer fuel. 1t is wood.
Have you tried it? Geib-Carl Lum-
Der Company. adv.
The Bible Glass of the M. E.
church will give a "Get Acquainted
Social" at the church parlors next
Wednesday evening. All are invited.
For Sale.-I have some choice and
highly desirable residence building
lots on the west side, on high ground
and centrally located, which I will
sell cheap. Terms and price will be
furnished on application. John Carney,
Morris adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pepper, form
erly of Morris but now of st. Paul,
are here for couple of weeks visit
with old friends, and are the guests
Of Miss HOLMAN. Miss HOLMAN en-.
tertained a number of ladies Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Pep.
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. O. Lee anc
Anton Gorder and daughter, of Cyrus,
were Morris visitors Wednesday anc
while here did considerable shopping
Messrs. Lee and Gorder are among
the oldest farmers near Cyrus and are
arriving at an age when they feel the
cares of the farm should be passeC
on to others.
Morris People Decide to Swing
In Sylvander's elegant hammocks
this season. Have you seen them
Come and look at Sylvander's Drug
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

For tubular well drilling or
repairing, gasoline engines and
windmilIs, see the Stone Imple-
ment COMPANY. adv
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

Morris People Decide to Swing
In Sylvander's elegant hammocks
this season. Have you seen them?
Come and look at Sylvander's Drug
Store. adv.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

Miss Agnes Keeshan has gone to
the cities for couple of weeks to
study the new styles.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

James Colby and M. J. Ryhn re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Red
Rock lake near Hoffman where they
went after bass.
Morris tribune., 1915-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bcrofky, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Mann and John Shan
ley enjoyed an automobile ride to
Donnelly Tuesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

Speaker Sawyer and Representa-
tive Little returned yesterday after
nool from Little Rock and spent
most of the hours in receiving con
gratulations of their many friends
here on the splendid victory Wol by
Hot Springs in the honor conferred
by the house in selecting a Hot
Springs man for presiding officer
Both Speaker Sawyer and MIR Lit
tie spoke in the most optimistic
strains of the present legislature. It
is regarded by them as a legislative
session i'm both branches very much
interested in constructive legislation,
and in assisting all within the power
of Jhe legislative body to the upbuild-
ing OF all the interests in the state.
Colonel Little said last night: 81
think Arkansas has a legislature to
be proud of, and believe that the
interests Of the state will be mate
rally advanced through the legisla-
ton Of the house and senate There
is unison between the bodies which
speaks for much good
Speaker Sawyer last night was
most enthusiastic in appreciation Of
The honor that had been conferred on
him, II want to thank my friends
heartily" he said, for their co-opera-
ton and help in the fight We waged
at Little Rock. and to assure them
of a full appreciation of all that was
done. 1t was a splendid victory"
The house has had a number Of
new bills put in the hopper, and has
passed some, while already some
have me tdefeat In the senate much
Of the same condition prevails
After the election of Mr. Sawyer
last Monday he spent Tuesday and
W ednesday largely in the work of ar
ranging the committees. which were
announced later AS an honor to Mr..
Josephs of TeXarkana, one OF the can
didates for speaker, Mr.. Sawyer Sc
lected him to preside in his absence
Tuesday and as an honor to Ben
Griffin, the other defeated candidate
for speaker. Mr.. Sawyer selected him
to preside Wednesday,.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

Frances J. Mo1crief to r. f. Rob
erts, northwest quarter of north ast
quarter and part southwest quarter
of northeast quarter, section 2G. town
ship 3, south range 81 wese, $425.
G. w. Streepay and wife to Emory
and Birdie Parker, east half of lot
and part Of lot a, block 1873. $1,000.
L. + Klein ana wife to ". T. Hav.
Iins, lots i and ., block >, Oakwood
Park, 81.
w T Hawkins to Bertha Ellen
Klein. same as above. 81.
T. J. Carpenter and wife to G. W.
NaEhorn, part southwest quarter CT
southwest quarter section 10. town.
ship 4, south range % west. $50.
r. o. Lewis and wife to Rosaliea
NJ. Carpenter, north half Of northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter. section
%, township ., south range 10 west.
$275.
w T Amis and wife to b. T.
Smith lot 3, block rs, South Hot
Springs, $1,000
Adolrl p. BiIiJow and wife to Sol.
ONION Sebastian simms. let's 7 and g.
block 1, Wshrs subdivision of lots 4,
and Is, block li5. $500.
Deeds Of trust and mortgages filed
aggregate $4606G.06.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

w. H. Bailey ana wife to J. T. Hes
kett part northwest quarter of north
west quarter, section 8, township 5,
south range 10 west, $40.
l.. c. Roger and wife TO Standfeld
Parker. lot in northwest quarter OF
southwest quarter, section g. township
3, south range 10 west $25.
Amos T. Hinkle and wife TO r. /.
Beason, northwest quarter Of south
east quarter section 81 township 3.
south range 20 west, So.
r 0. Lewis and wife to Harry A.
and Annie Pierce, south half Of north
east quarter Of southeast quarter,
section % township ?, south rarge
IS west, 1915
Il. NJ Martin to Lee NJ Wallace,
west half of northeast quarter and
southeast quarter of northwest quar-
ter, section 2. township /, south range
20 west, $500.
Samuel Grimes and wife to X r.
Jaggers. part northwest quarter OF
southwest quarter. section 4, town
ship 3. south range 10 west, $1,000.
K r. Jaggers to Mary 5. Crimes
property as above. 81 900
United States to John +. Ritter.
southwest quarter section 81. west
half Of northwest quarter section IS.
and southeast quarter Of northeast
quarter, section %, township / north
range 20 west
John +. Ritter and wife to w. r
Levi same as above, 800
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
First Christian.

Christian Union in Doctrine" is
the sermon subject Sunday morning,
In observance Of Education DAY in tie
church. Bible school meets promptly
at 10 o'clock and merges into the
communion and preaching service at
II. Christian Union in Practice" is
the Sunday night subject at the 1880
service. Christian Endeavor at $50.
Special duet anil chorus in the morn
ing and special anthem in the even,
ing VIII be given by the choir Bible
School cabinet meets Tuesday night
at the church, and mid-week service
Wednesday night A cordial welcome
Is extended to The public.
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$2o,ooooo

s2o,ooooo.
Business property consisting Of
lot 1876 feet front BY 90 feet deep. fac
ing en- business street, improved
with 2-story bsick. frame and iron
building cut rp into store rooms.
with 2S rooms. used for hotel par
poses. overhead. rented complete at
around $4,000. See noe for particu-
lars on this 1t VIII make YOU a good
investment.
$500 90.
Small pickup for one who would
like to make a good profit waiting
short time; loo acres OF pine timber
land, Is miles nct,h oil Hot SPRINGS,
for $4,000 Three-room house with
this. and several fine springs. Glab
this quick
$3.50.
Three-stoy frame apartment house
with 10 rooms ana bath, nicely fur
nished; HE whole for $3.50. includ
ing furniture and extra ground
enough fer two cottages. This prop.
erty is Within two minutes walk Of
car inc aad is in fine condition. The
improvements alone on this property
cost over $500. the furnishings
about $500. If you have the $3.50
buy this
S11,5oo.
13S feet on Malvern avenue with
one 2-story frame store building, 9
rooms being over the store, three s.
room and. one 4-room cottages The
ground is worth the money asked for
the whole property or $11,50O. $4,000
Of this can run at per cent
$500.
Two substantial 5-room cottages on
Walnut street, near Wilmington
avenue. $500 for the two
$4,000
Two firSt-class new brick buildings
on a corner, block from Rock Island
depot one with II rooms and bath;
the other Is rooms and bath; both
have l3inch solid brick walls Rent
of the two, 1896; sale Price, $4,000:
terms il desired. Seems very much
OF a bargain to me.
$4,000.
Malvern avenue vacant lot, AZ by
100 near Crystal bath house, $4,000
A pickup.
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First Presbyterian.

Corner Wilmington near Central
avenue, Rev c. F. Hickok, pastor.
An cars to the church. This consre-
cation extends a cordial invitation to
all of its services. Worship and ser.
mon, Sunday morning at II and even
ing at 1880 Christian endeavor at
$50 pm. Bible school. Mr.. C. II.
Russell superintendent at 9;45 am.
Prof. NJ Roses Bible class at 10 am
Mid-week service Wednesday evening
at 7:45.
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Che CHURCHES
ST. Johns Catholic Church.

On Ouachita and Grand Avenue.
High mass and sermon at ; o'clock a.
m Low mass and sermon at 10:30 a.
m. Evening service for peace at 1896
pm In the future high mass viii be
at 1880 am. Mass on week days at
O'Clock am. Communion given on
week days at o'clock am Wednes-
day evening The Catholic Ladies
Union Of st. Joha's will have a pro
eressive euchre at the Moody
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

Corner Spring and Cottage streets
Rev A. v. Llwld, rector Second
Sunday after Epiphany Holy com.
munion at 1880 m. Sunday schcoi
at $50 am Morning prayer and
sermon at II am. Evening prayer
ald sermon at 100 pm Ladies' Aid
meets on Monday at pm. There
viii be no choir practice this week
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

Services Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock at the caurch, corner Of Pros
meet and Quapaw avenue Subject,
Life" TestmJnia meetings We'd
nesday evening at s O'Clock Reading
rooms are located in the Anderson
building, No. Coz Central avenue, en-
trance on Court street, and are open
daily from 9 am. to 9 pm. with III
brarian in attendance from ? to . p.
m. Sunday school begins promptly
at 9:3O am. All children under %
are invited TO attend All are well
come to attend these services and
visit the reading room.
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RIGHT YOU ARE :!
This Is Good Time to Buy Hot Springs
Property, and Here Are Few
of the Best Bargains
$4,000.

$4,000.
F0m-room DWELLING and deep lot,
No l25 Flint street between Qua
paw and Pecan. Price 5000: terms.
5000 dowa and 800 a year at s per
cent Ample yard tor poultry and
garden
$4,000.
Fine lot for apartments or flats, at
junction of Crystal and Mt Ida SIS.
Price $4,000; terms, one-half cash.
balance 8 per cent
$4,000.
Lot on car line. corner West
Grand and Violet. 1GSX2G9 feet with
store building and several shacks; in
come about $1,000 per annum; price
$4,000 in fine neighborhood CON
venient TO several churches Ground
alone should bring above price If in
hands of resident owner. able to give
it proper attention, this immense lot
should soon bring much larger in
come.
So SEQ.
Handsome Groom frame residence,
| Laurel street, two blocks from East
man; cement plastered walls, bath,
large PANTRY, clothes closets, work
room: large porcAes, solid foundation,
| sufficient space for four large rooms
! in basement a very complete home.
Price $500 half cash, balance as
agreed.
$500.
A close-iu cottage of 4 rooms and
! bath on Plateau street; two blocks
| from Central avenue, at $500.
$4,000.
Lot 70x295 feet. one broom and
, one Broom house, good neighborhood
Price $4,000; terms $500 down. bal
ance $25 to $50 a month. 17l4 Cen
trail near Morrison avenue.
$1,000.
Two miles out, fertile ten acre
tract. new three-room dwelling, out
houses, well, pump; on good road,
| $1,000.
$1,000.
Fiye-room cottage on wide. deep
lot Garden street, not tar from
school 81 500 This was formerly
held at So 500. Owner has moved
away, hence this sacrifice.
e 620 ~
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
ANNOUNCE MENTS
EOR MAYOR.

The SentinellRecord is authorize
to announce Dr. J. w. McClendon ~
a candidate for mayor of Hot Spice
subject to the votes Of the people u
the general election OF April.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
ORANGE street PresbyterIan.

Services for Sunday. January H.
WIFI be held at The court house Or
W. J.. ReIst OF China viii conduct
the service at II am He viii not
only tell Of the work ia China but will
exhibit many curios and give the his
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Furnished BY the Title Department of
the Arkansas Trust Company.
Chas Juneau ami wife to S. b and
Lucy Alison. part lot 40 sn northeast
quarter of northeast quarter section
lG. township 3. $ range 80 west
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

Rev. Father Weibel Will deliver
sermon on the real oath of the
Knights OF Columbus at the 8 o'clock
and 1880 o'clock services. Take
Ouachita avenue cars
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
Spiritual Alliance.

The Spiritual Alliance church holds
services Sunday at and pm at
Metz Hall, 100 - Central avenue.
Good music lectures and tests. Miss
Mae Elmo, pastor S. A. Foss, con.
ductor.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

to A. l.. Patterson of Little RGck. Ils
transaction was made through q ~
Cohen ald che consideration Wa'
said to be $500.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17

tory of Chinese lie, The public in
vited to hear him. Evening service
at 1880 O'Clock. The public is inyit-
ed to the services. f. NJ. Wylie, pas
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
SPEAKER SAWYER
and LITTLE RETURN
SPLENDID VICTORY WON BY HOT
SPRINGS IN LEGISLATIVE Or
CANlZATlON DISCUSSED.

Many Congratulations Are Showered
Upon oar Representatives, Who
Are in Position to Assist in ST tie
Upbuilding.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-17
Arkansas National Bank

OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK
Capital ...............s iOo'VOo'. :,
Surplus and Profits $29o'Ooo'VV
CHAs. NJ. nix, President
e. =. KLEIN, Vice PrssIdsnS
o. LASER. Vice President
r. D. McCALLuM, Asst. Ca"
G. p. CEILINGS. Director
HENRY FElLHEIME7. o'rec'"
A Roll of Honor Bank OF
High Degree.
Does a full banking nuhl -.
Cashes drafts and checks for IN
itora. Draw our own drafs onvsl.
parts OF Europe I'VE sell Ire,,T.
er's Money Orders, with !1sn,n
-ation PAYABLE In all foreign co otSv
ries IN the money of the cg a.t,sp
Jon may be In upon presshi