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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

6doon. ga. cilpas fir ben Sunecr uno
9urF - nihi2
9rouBen Io6te Die Triiblin9sIonne
70 GOLDEN uno berlodenb. @or'S benn
Elm llnrsGt, penu man ii6 be einmal
ipieoer inS Ser5 I9eineu IieB. llnD
Oabei ou9 feinem Wla9en einmol 5u
eiEsm SET berbalf?
2llfo TriI@ ouf uno binaus.
Ginoer, mas FAB id5 auf Dem Wee
gum @irtsbous nit tiiblenoem Bier
fir cine 3utunitsmuiit gema9t. llnO
mas babe i'd getrdiimt, pie i9 am till
len gla9mittog i'm f9ottigen @arten
bor einem pollen Sumpen iaB. Wiuts
terIeelenallein ipor i1 - briiben auf
Der StraBe Tob i9 Die @e[lsn Ser
Douau ~ unO peit, tpeit in Der 5erne
iiber Oen bliibenOen 9Oben bGmmsrte
Der 2llpen ipeiBe &ette.
Sd battle mein o@ol0" bor mid auf
Den roben SiI1 eelegt. 9ur9 bas
Gedit Ser 2in0s, unter Der ic1 fab, fiel
Elm Sonnenitrabl oorauf. llnb bo mar
Mrs, oIs fpriibte aus Dem f9imz
mernoen Stiid 5unte Inn Junfe, unb
lobte empor, ipie cine sSlomme, un0 -
o@nG' Serr, Elm Nlmoien bite,
trG93te bo cine Stimme neben mir.
llnipiaig Oreb ih mid ubem f9nuBi=
gen 1lno 5erlumpten guben nm, Der
mir bic SonO entgcgenftredt. .SSys ficb
Wluiter iebr trant," fiigte er bin3u,
ba er meine boien Qlugen Idb.
Damn ober, ipie es fam, ipeiB icb
ni6t mebr IT foum mar fein 8lid
auf Ons 0olbiiid gefdlen, Ou bate
er es ouA fdon in Ser Sonb, unb nit
ipilOen SGben rannte ct gum @orten
9inaus uuf Die 2nnbfraBe. IL Sd
ibm na6. II nSaItet ben @ieb," I9ret
i9 II Elm paor Neligierige ftreden ben
&opf gum SenIter breous IL Elm Sun6
Ipringt belleno bem 5lii9tling mad.
II S4on lit cr nett bon mir, jeBt nod
Inn bic Ode bernm uno binein in's
DoIosebiiItb. II Sin paar 5elourbei=
ter treten ibm enteeeen - er itubt -
ma8t SaIt - iiebt Suriid na9 mir -
f4on greifen fie na9 ibm Il er reiBt
fi9 los - Itrdu4elt, tritt iiber 6en
HanO Der Iteilen 9oI@ung am SluB
tonert ben 9t6bong binunter =
elm piloer S9rei'- uno in ben @el=
len lit er berI@pun0en.
@temlos iteb i@ einen 9(ugenblid
itia II bann ober II Rod uno WeIte
berunter uno inn nah in bic f9Gu=
menoe Slut. - Ginmal tou9t er Dor
mir ouf - id6 faiIs'ibn - nod elm
panr St0be, uno ipir Iinb am llfer.
8iele Qrme iEredten ii9 no9 uns aug
n gu fpdt II talt unD Ieblos Lao Der
8ub i'm Scnbe II Die re9te Sono bat
iidb felt I'm oas @olbitad getlommert.
Scum bab lpir iie lDien fonnten.
mir fouIte ilno brnuIte es i'm Ropf
- ounfel ipdro es mir bor SEN Q(uaen.
glIs id ipie6er gu mir fam, loq i6 in
= beiBsra 5ieber. BoGenlans. llnS fpaz
ter erit erfubr icb. pcs mod gsf6eben
,lpur. ggie mon orauBeu i'm sgeIOe ouF
einem ormieligen &arren nit einem
baIboerbungerten Gaul bes 8ubeu
Wlutter gefIn0en - tot. gDie man fie
unS i'm ~ apsi SeimalsloIe - obne
Sang unb &long in einem Mintel
oes 5rieObofs bsrI9arrt battel
D6mOn Sob bate tpis0er elm Wlens
Ifenleben berni9tet.
Sd troge bas @oI0Itud Ieitoem Bel
mir. @s ION in teines onotren Wlen=
f9en 9dnbe tommen = mein erItes
9onoror."
Wir bdten an 0ieIem 9lbenb ni9t
mebr Diel geIpro9sn. Giner lin ben
onoeren srbob ii9 frii1er oIs fOuit
gum 6eimgang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
80 ti-ettet,e't3 tj's'l}-e-'-5-s'Cs
Scr Ganner.
Don SnaU eauInS.

WV ~ tttNR N~tNNtNtNRN
s-c>scSsScscssc3.%oCrstS.tS~SS-CSsS,.
Sm bunten @outlertlsiOe
2lus Snmmt unO beller Seioe
Gu tret' icb Dor eu9 bin.
Wlit meinem &orb pon QDorten
8sUeis i1 allerorten,
Dab ia Elm &iiHitIsr bin.
Die Morie fisbn, ibr Qiebeu.
9luf 8aaeln dufgelhrieben
Bon 5arben oler Qrt.
yluH Iebi ouf meine 5Gnoe,
Sd pdbIe oraus bebenoe
Siets Sarben, glei6 gepaart.
Wlit msinen roIdsn @riffsn
Nidt gIei9 eu6 gu perbIiiffsn,
gebm ib erit 5pei unO 5pei;
SD perF lie in bic S0bs
llno priife erit uno iebe,
Ob i'd BEL Stimmung iei.
goh ME 10 gut, ipie beutel
Run merit auf mid, ibr Qeute,
S9aut msiner Bale Sbobl
Qlus einer Sono 5ur anoern
Ge6t our1 bic Quft iie iponoern
llnD iue4leIn i9reu PIoB.
9hiH Fliesen 5ebn nun bunbert;
Sc mebr ibr eu1 Deripunoert,
Sc Fb'rer meine Sou0l
Gle tommen bod i'm 8ogen
Sur onbern Soub gefIoseu,
llno ieins fG1t in ben Sono.
Bon an oem &ugeIIcbpirren
gDin's Dor oen Qlugen Tlirren,
limb S1ipin0el fobt eu9 an2
cSd biit eu9, idaut eenausr!
Sud fabt elm WunoerIhouer,
Sbr fsib in meinem 8onn!
s5br bort bic 2ugsln Iineen
sS6r bort bic Bale flingen,
8, ipunoerIiiBer 2Iune!
Sin 3duber in ben 2iiflenl
Dor 5orben. 8ldneeu, Diifien
Miro euh bic Seele bong
8ewunoert meine SIdrtsl
syn lolbem 6euerlperte
Bin Weiller i9 aIltinl
Stebi. louTt mir ni9t BON oonnen!
Die Seelen 3u entbonneu.
aaIlier' ib @roI4en Elm.
sSbr pollt aud Sinn beim SpieIeg
GntfeKelle Gefiibls,
Sin lDriIb Dihterlieo9
8, llnbant obnegleihen!
MabrbdItia, lie enttpei4en!
llnb i9 Bin mott pnb nib!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

GrsabInus aus Der OsSsnwart DOn
QGHbrIm armiuins.

QlITo, onaoi9e Sroil GbeIgaro. ipos
ben 8urtboro @unoIing pom Some
on6eirifft /. @e6ren Gis, bite nidbt
abl Sie neben ielbit D5lis unantafbar
oa. Gle babsn nicbt na9 ibm 9sfragt!
Sh lfene cas ousorildli9 feit. llno
ipenu ih in Sbren tperiten 3iigen 10
etipas pie DlelandoIis oosr &iibrung
49,. DDh, nit 9erlaub, i'd feb' 0a gez
raoe bic W1orie. Ss. GdipeIter Wloris,
mein Q(noenten an ben belgiIben Gbois
Ieur 1T mobil eenoroen Die Sopts
.binoe - bite, ia2. Wie2 Sis, pers
ebrie Jrou. beriieben osrslei4en aud
au bebon0eIn2! i. Nun ~ S6re IeiHs
ten Ginger laHsn beinabe ooroui
lhIieben ib CLAUDE fat in Der
S6oi, es esGtl Gs eebt fattiH4l i.
g1o, bann, G9peIter Mnrie, i'd bonte,
banle pielmoIs! S6nen bleibe i'd ia
nod Der @ranotIplitter i'm &nie,
niGt par2 Mer miro au9 mid olten
eyunooefelen bier Tortbolen2 pripotr
pfleee lit nur fir 9luseripdbIte oes
6er5ens. 9lber punoerbor bos
@dnSe 6rou @Oeloaro oIs 9[nses
b0riqe Don g(oiben &reu3 in 5ein0ess
Lamb peiB cine 9inoe 5u bebdnr
beln, lpie friiber cine Qlnanos uno
muB mid, ousgere1net mid ols eriies
Gbielt unier bic barmber3igen tpeiBen
Tinqerlein betommenl Sopisl 2drm
I'M nibis, ipie, Id0ne Jrou2 Wc
IobsI 8eFere oorauf porteu 8etannte
aus ienen 6oIoen 3ogeu in SItenoe
ouf ben 8ouleborOs bon BriiHel j..
ga, bor feds @o4eu, meine bersbrte
Trou, ons Dnbenb BON eldnSenoen
@ere6rern !. an ibrer Spibe Der 6err
@rlubf9 BON Sotpe nit lsinen 4uos
Iildien Elm oeutI9es Mort reidt
bd nidt aus man fprsne: nit ieiz
mem 1ono bon SoIioaritdt 49,. Wer
fonn neben bem auh in Der Wertz
fhdbune elmer geipiHen berebrten
Dame befeben! Wenn idb mir in
ihi1ierniier 8eI9eioenbeit erlaubt
bdite, bic Queue Des erqutiIten
Smworms 8u bilbeu, bas Tlirts.s
irie6e Elm bib9en aus Der 5erne gu be-
obo9ien, 81 ltuOiersn, 81 tritiiieren n
es mar Ihon 3u Diel Der &edbeit. So
Elm iiberldnieer MinenIpdber. Elm orgs
IiItiqer Gpoiter, ODER pie nannte Sbr
Icb1ner Dumb bod ben lleber3dbligen,
QdItiqen2 &umpan oes 80Ien! Der
battle nibts nit ben QluserIeienen iels
ber al I6oFFen Die 8Iide oamals
~ pub! Sob ids benu 70 arg ges
mo6t2 @erebrie sndoige Trou!
eluf ben snien piiroe ib ruti9en TT
ncfobeue obne ser @rouatiplitter -
Sbre 9erSsibung erflehenl Sbre @ers
stibungl Q[ber borf id benn nod
iiberbaupt i'm bi, betteIu9. Sie
lmnen ia meine qan5e Seufelsi nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

6err: sd lam Sic Deriidern,
teuerite Glbira, bob ME ine'2iige iiber
m.ine 9ippen getommsn 1T Bite
gluuben sic mir"
Sun9e Dame: rSu--o-Sie fpres
5en aber meiIt ourh Die gfaie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

3u ipat- @err Sdpanmerl
mar6t cine 9eroportie uno muB 81
ieinem groBen 9Ierger wa6rue5men
Dob Die iouit prahtponc slusiidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
@9miBel.

Rein Mann be6Glt, mas er nidt
pergsRen mO6te.
s. iDenieer Elm MaRn BON Der Srdu
ipeiB, je mibtruuii8sr 1T er.
Der f9 an @siber bdngt, iOmmt
aus Dem 8aumeIu Hi4t beraus.
Cine inbii9e Jrou burf ben Nas
men ibres @BemnHnes ni9t ousiprss
den.
pie Jebfer Ser onbsren niiBsn uns
ssp0bnIi9 msbr, oIs bic eisenen @Or>
5iiss.
@ieIs Msnf6su fuo unsufrisbsn,
psnn mon iis fir ous bait, pas iis
iino.
Der @e6onfs an Elm boloigss @iss
rerisben Derbittert uus man@en @bs
l9ieo.
Mon6er it Soriibsr aur 9Ruine
seporDsn bab er iiA Su OieI reitous
tierts.
Mis mar 10 monder Elm gau5er
Monn, BIB er cine Before SGIfte ges
mann.
Ser Mlann bait bic Trau INNER
fir taIt-peun iie ui8t nit ibm fIirs
ten min.
w1on9er MenI6 eIoubt erf banu
TN &e9te gu iein, tpenn er i'm @or@
rsdte iit.
Man@e 5rousn fangsn an. ee-
fdbrIi4 gu Iein, ipenn iie oufbDren,
es gu iCbeinen.
SIN StoresbDIunO beoba1tsts man;
OaB Die 2emperatur innsrbalb eiHer
Stunoe I'm "a 9roo itieg.
Den 3eissr Der @sItseI6ihte Tsben
mir ale. iuiepieI es aber gei9IaeeH
BAT, bas ipifen bic ipenisitsH.
@s ei6t eiueu @iberipru6sssiIt,
ben mon nur BON feiner Wleinung ab<
brineen tonn Denn man lie teilt.
reg Gbe bic perlenmuf9el ni9t feds
Biz iieben Sabre alt iit. tommt i'm Sn@
nern ibrer S9ale feline perlenbiloung
Dor.
Weun cine Grdu biibi9 lit, glaubt
Der Mann, oaB jebe llnannebmli4teit
ibr fernee6dIteu perben muB. SIT iie
'NiAt biibl@, 10, sel&isbt ibr olss
rebt,
Wfr bebaupten gu oft, oab mir
uns um bic Wleinung onberer 2elite
nidt tiimmern-Iegen aber i'm Stil'
len auf Die Meinung onoerer 2eute
biel gu piel Gepi6t
Mon@er Monn bat nibt eenug,
I'M gu beiraten, absr fiinf Gents gu
einem pddet 9laoeln bringt er INNER
ouf. llnO ipiepieI Mdnner nebmen
cine SSrnu, ipenn iie eigentlib mr eine
gluoeI brou@en.
Wie man unI96ne Stsnen 6es
RDrpers bur9 GIeioung 3u peroeden
Iudt, peroedt, man9er Wlenfh feline
gebeitniten Goreen. 90 fOmmt es,
oaB Iicb jsoer 5ipsite Nlenfb fir eiueH
DEFENDERS gepriiftsn bait.
3pei botten cine gIei9 groBe uno
lt1pere 2olt gu trdeen. Der cine mar
arg perbiltert uno froete iib BEL jeOem
S9ritt, lpte f9tper ipobl bic Qa1t lei,
ipie lqngeS er iie fhon getroeen uno
ipie melt er lie ipobl nod perbe tra9en
miiiIen. Der anOere Dosegen IG4elte,
benn er Sebrte 70 piel BON Der S9ons
belt Der Soge no CT nod ni9ts gee
trogen, unb gldubte 10 5uperli4tli4
an before Sage. ooB ibm Die S9pere
Ieiner 2oIt nur bulb gum 8eipuBtiein
fam.
Sn @ien 1T Der S9riftitelsr 9oam
Srdbert i'm OreiunOneun5ighen 2e'
bensiubre eeltOrben. Srobert mar ein
seborsner 4hrbefe, 1T in ieiner 6eis
mot Sur 8eit oes !9oHenpfluei4en
@srfdiiungsbru9es olS 9lnbdnser Der
sroBosuti9en bunbesrs9tIi9en partei
berppreetreten unO fab iid 6esbalb
1866 3ur 2[usponberung nd9 Oeiters
reid oenDtigt. 2iterariIdb bat iI4
Srabert alS 2Drifer ipie oIs Drama'
titer betdtigt uno nub cine @riaparS
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

freiIid oem @ctrdnfe iciner Sei-
mot6itoot lpa6reno 5peier Stunoen
81 oiel @bre anoctbon 6a6en, oenn
ais ibm ser &eauer uelOet, ser glcbel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

OurH Oi6ten 0le6el perOedt lit. @ou
@eroruB 6ierii6er 6egibt er iidj in Die
8irtbihait, nm oIIoa menioitens iei.
nen Gnrit 81 I0iden. 81 mObte MN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

DeS 2onomebrmannes
Serrenpartie. v6elopolt.
farte y9ieber griioer @olterl Die
ber5liHiten @riiBe bon unlerer @er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

renportie Sett wcroen pir uns
nod @aris anic6en iluO bic 6ron5o.
len iuiiere befannten Siilieniriihte
idmedeu loiieu. Cie 9elsicr bo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

babe iid ber8ooen uno oie 9(siidlt
lei frei ga entgegnete er, a6pilr
feno:toSebt niists mir nidht mebr
ieet bin id ieI6it 6encbeIt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Sc iDeniser Elm Mann BON Der Srdu
ipeiB, ie miBtrauii9er 1T er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Rein Munn be6dlt, mas er nidt
pergsfen mo9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Der ii9 an @siber bangt, iOmmt
aus Dem 8aumelu ni4t beraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

lid ihon i6ren @}ageu ooran Der.
oor6en sic betommen 10 uiel lie
ge6rouden. gieaeiht idaueu lpir
ims aud 2onoon an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

QLu9 BEL pferoen treten gefOiRe
gliigentruntbeiten auf, bic es nofipen'
big MAIDEN. Elm Nuge berousounebmeH
llin bos onbere gu er9alten. g}d9 Der
ngentraIz3eitun9 fir Sptit uno Mles
bonit" lit man min felt eni9er 3eit
bei ipertpolen 2uruspferoen oa5H
iibersegongsu, in iol4em Sole on
StelIe beg bernuseenDmmenen eiH
tiinflIi6es Qluoe einauleBen, I'm oa'
Ourd eiue @ntiteuung oes QlusIebtns
gu perblten. Dieie ure9ten glugeH
ipefben aug @IoS, Yor5eaon cper
9orh perFertigt, 2lm betsn ober eigS
net fiG fir rem GrldB GuttaperAa
0per Gbeubol5 Die Na6a9mung IT
odnn 10 tGufcbcno. ooB Der 2nie il
DieIen TG1en oos tiinItli6e 9[u5e
lelbft in Der glG6e BON sinem uutiirIi'
den niAt unterl9sioen tnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Cine inbii9e 6rou barf ben Nas
men ibres @bemannes ni8t ousipres
den.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21
LOOMS ITEMS

Charles DeSpane. a horse buyer from
Rttzville, is here buying horses for the
European armies.
1t has been raining here almost stead
lily for a week, and farmers all say that
they will have bumper crops.
John Woodland came into town the other
day driving new self-startins Ford car
Webb Hurley and Mr.. Boyd, superin-
tendent of the lVanhoe mine. who took
the body of Charles Brooks to Rosalia, in
Guy Fruits automobile, for burial, re-
turned home Tuesday night.
The stage running between LOOMS and
Nishthawk broke down last Saturday.
near Palmer lake. and Miss Elizabeth
'mharger brought the mail into town
in her car.
c. L. Bafis. a mining and smelling man
of spokane, is here trying to induce DIR.
Barton to go to Spokane and make a
test with his electric smelter.
clyde Andrews, who owns a ranch on
ut Republic for two or three years, came
home during the past week on a visit
NJ IS Cassie Holbert. who taught school
at Glover last winter, has finished her
school and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fruit were over to
Oroville Sunday and took in the ball
game
John Wehe, of Wehesville was in town
trading one day this week.
Miss Mille Richards, who has been
ont to Seattle on business for a few
days, is back to her position in the post
office.
W. Z. Grant and family attended the
BAH game at Oroville Sunday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21

hours of the First National bank VIII
he from 9 a. m. to p. m. daily, eN-
cent Saturday. when they will be from
o q m n - m These are the
hours in vogue throughout the state
Under the present open hour system
the bank force is compelled to work
| late in the night to clear up the bus-
mess of the day. and this change VIII
enable them to do this work IN the
| day time. The short hours Saturday
are customary everywhere, as Satur-
day afternoon is counted as nan
holiday in banking circles.
Monday Arthur Lund fired up his
auto and started from To1a3ket LOT
Oroville. accompanied by Frank Put
Imam, J. A. Merva and Tom Dodge
ISome four miles south CT town the
electric starter refused to perform It's
functions, and all the combined lngenu-
lily of the crowd could not correct the
difficulty. The party trampcd to town
Through the mud, making a joke OF an
unpleasant necessity. A car was sent
down from here, and the stalled one
Itowed to town. The damaged car was
lpretty we'll mussed up, requiring the
Peterson garage force to labor about
Ian night to put it in running order.
! Lund declares that he going back to
the crank system.
! G. L. Armstrong, who went out to
Spokane a few weeks ago to take a
position in a bank in that city, very
lagreeably surprised his multitude OF
, friends by returning Tuesday even
ing and announcing that he is back
; in Oroville to stay. Mr.. Armstrong
will have charge of the books and Of
fee work in the Oroville Commercial
iCo.'s store position that he is emin-
, who has heretofore had charge of the
, office, and is a member of the firm,
will take a long rest in order to re-
cuperate from his late illness. Upon
MS return TO tne store ne VIII Idht
charge of some other department and
escape the confinement of the office
which was largely responsible for his
run down condition.
f Among the visitors n Oroville the
] latter part of last week was Post
master Tom Jones, of Riverside
: There are some cd settlers in Okla
hogan, but few have any the best OF
Mr.. Jones in point of residence. He
has spent most of his life in Okano-
gan county, and Thomas in no spring
chicken. He is member of the Jones
family, that lived for many years JUS
below the old Ruby mining camp, OF
the stage road between Conconully
and Brewster, where many traveller
has taken an excellent meal, and he
grew up on that ranch from childhood
There is hardly a corner of the coun
ty where Mr.. Jones is not known, ant
: he has a large number of old friend:
in Oroville who were pleased to NEE
e him during his brief stay.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21

and shall be issued in denominatH
not less than one hundred d0lan
not more than five hundred dollan
bonds shall he payable in ten xz
follows, toWit: At the expiralE
eleven years. five per cent, at the =
ton of twelve years. six per cent
expiration OF thirteen years, ss's
cent; at the expiration of fourtesa
eight per cent; at the expiration i
years, nine per cent; at the expire
sixteen years, ten per cent, at tne 2
ton OF seventeen years, eleven ~
at the expiration of eighteen year
cen per cent; ut the expiration q
teen years, fifteen per cent; at me
ton of twenty years, sixteen per e.
principal and interest shall be paw
the place designated therein.
Any and all bids and proposals J
mailed or delivered to h. Riste' =,
of said board, at the office ans
abON e stated. The board resen'
right To reject any and all BIDS
Dated, May 4th. 1915. 49,,
L. RISTE, Seer.
,SEALl RALPH Pleas
ERWIN TRUA.
L. F. POURTAlE
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21

While L. A. Sherling was on his way
to Oroville from Tolasket Tuesday
lie picked up in the road a few miles
south OF town long leather purse,
and the only thing it contained was a
bronze Grand Army of the Republic
badge. Some old soldier probably lost
it and he can have the same by call
ing at this office.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21
OR0VILLE PEOPLE HELPED

Oroville people have discovered that
ONE SPOONFUL of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Ad-
!er-i-ka, relieves sour stomach, gas
and constipation AT ONCE. This rem
edy is well known as the appendicitis
preventative. j. f. SAMSON, Druggist
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21
Serial No. V0SS. rtdy
NOTICE FOR PUBLiCA'

\.
Department of the InterlGh,ii
Office at Waterviile, Was"
"a, 1915. shat Jazz
Hi. of Loomis. Washingt!oosats ,l
Serial tai S:5l' otS857. for lots 2 Il soI
6-126, section IS, TOWNSHIP, s II y
% east Willamette merluosats y,
notice of intention to i n,nn to .;
year proof. to establish limited J
above described, before LAW d Y
Commissioner, Geo. J. d H1IisSmsy D
Washington, on the Z0th
1915. .,.rssses:
Claimant names as VII nn1seste
Long, VIM. J. Ford, lanes sess,netOb !.
Say, all of LOOMS, WasNnEs Bt
w. F. HAfNE''
Last publication May IL
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Serial No. 01l579
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
ED TRACT


PUBLIC LAND SALE
department OF the Interior, U. )
Office at Wdterville, Washlng'@
&c, 1915. 80 :, 4,
Notice is hereby given that " \
by the Commissioner of the Gene' y
office, under provisions OF sec, \
$, pursuant to the application u !,
Gormley, serial No. 0ll5ls, We, W. y
public sale, to the highest blaas5SS
not less than 81 per acre, az ~;
a. m. on the 23rd day OF June, ~
at this office, the following tIaan
NJ NW4, section II, township ~
70 T., W. Nj, This tract IS o, w. :
the market on a showing thal ns
portion thereof is mountaihVu
rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept Open -, =
he declared closed when those m
the hour named have ceaseu
The person making the hishe ~, !
be required to Immediately y"
receiver the amount Thereon. ,.rS
Any persons claiming aas ssaS
above described land are adv.s9,
their claims. or objections, Oh
the time designated for sac, pas
5. S. BEGGS, KsN
Last publication June IL.
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FOR E-Thoroughbred : q pLo,-
Island eggs; $I.5O per Is; Sc per ''' LOO
\ N lev me ROSTERS and cockerals Far saIo
- ME- 3-l2-tf
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WANTED

dairying please order hand s sos INTO
early so as to have them when needsd
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YOU can buy lots for $40 tn sso aaot -
me plat OF ORC from THE Os0Y00iS
CGjmFANf' They are going at thai
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"fA a.. Li,;.e to buy some uncalled
c. SC6 IGXIss 5000 o 4,I pants cheap. Cali on
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FOR SALE-Sharpless tubular croo,7 9
arattor' has only been in use three
months, for sale cheap. Apply to II ei'I W. Se
BRAGG, Oroville, Wash. ~ IL w
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FOR SALET7Fiye mich cows fresh. In
CURE OF j. II. PALMER, Government
Sawmill, Havillah p. o. u ~. y !
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TENTH YEA
Gradual.
First Class
School G
vile !

when a class
Of Miss Hele
II. Coie Beve
Bair, were p
OF graduation
fully and cre'
pcrtant Object
OF every publ
pleti0n of the
especial sign
Of the occasi
that this was
ate from the
though not Il
the initatory
ed in years to
more worthy
classes heno
year the prou
first GRADUATE
school will b
those who W
ton class d
their lives.
To those pr
in the local
they will not
or those who
ercises, and
stand for. TT
milton that tn
an accredited
young boy OF
tion can pre-
for entrance
the people OF
the Oroville
ton 1t now b
tfOnal institl
now that a \
sured pupils
the local sci
that many b
bilious youn
the surround
vantage of
vancement p
school. But
audience in
accredited hi
to the intere
members of
II was not
numbers but
appearance,
and out of 80
icncy in STUD
the personnd
comparison
ated In the {
to be at leas
OF anything
mediate loo
members of
or the OroY
that such a
the young
honor roll,
the years to
class will
honorable
mark in the
On this d
assembled i
ed both of S
school. In
tested in Il
young graz
their essay
attention al
plauded. T
were in ev1
Orations.
besides the
II. Severan
to deliver
Prof. N. B.
representa-
rectors.
songs by t
eral we'll
were inter
sequent pr
Miss Hell
ed for heI
Education,
Ia full:
IF ignori
to be wise,
first parent,
In the Gard
thirsting TO
The histo
most intere
OF man. II
definitely v
osopher. "A
about the S
was the ge
developed 7
China beloi
placed the
India and
brilliant in
cries are 6
modern sci
It was II
velopment
height whi
world has
The idea
Individual
different II
ideal.
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influence
their educa
worked up
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fOk SALE-A team of gentle mules thot
e Worh N harness; team of large worS
t to faiioI four Ere registered Tamworth sows
worth boar. For terms appIv to IAN am
inSfS FRANK EICHOLTz, orovilIe
4-2-tf
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FOR SALE

BE ECONOMICAL these hard +i,.o..
why not have your old clothes fxed
and ai1c made to look like new? c. SCHA iSSu
bhRGER' The Tailor, can do it. 326eif
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FOR SA Al. thoroughbred Aireda7e
HqIpS SIX months old. Apply to / ~
Knight Oroville, Wash. H.
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/ x SALE.Tomato and cabbage plants
Apply to MRS ED. DAVIS, US