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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

Colonel r., ~ II. Green. sen Of iirt-
" Green and h-ir To half her great
fortune, MAS married In Chicago th.
other day Ia Mas Mabel T. Hailos
OF that city. H.cauWe the new spa p"ra
Of the country said Colonel Grrrn vas
on. OF tn, rIchcat bachelors In the
world, he received no fewer than p
600 letters from women. Zach writ
or insisted she did. could. or would
love him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

A large tract OF level. fertile home
steaA laad. WIN locate settlers q
reasonable rates. Address Chas
Graves. sos Warrington street. Klam
ath Falls. Oregon. 15.1m
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

Hay = nosey. Don't take chances
Have 4 insared b. ChiIcote. 13.ft
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

rna aAI:E-olx mix cows. Wnts
s 49, n. Z. sssvsns. Algoua.
l7Iets
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18
Mrs c. n c,endennins returned ."
,h. train last nisht ai'es '" "
outside points,

,o, s,ursei, a prominent ''''s'" W
tho Dairy section, MAS a"'"s Wv
visitors yrstctda,
Z n lo,l, aud 4, u street came w
,.,,,,, from Crescent to h'""" W
hns,n,a4 matters at tho county ''.,
rh,, arc ,,sls,e,cd -, the ''"''' '""
Kenneth Jerome. Jack 'ra'" Nv.
c.,,., rur,. audrn,s 81 A'h'a"''
high school. came to kl"ma'" '""'
n, sn,, for a brief vacation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18
Berry Pickers Are
Needed in Willamette

s-Meu and women es according 70 tne so~e
.,A .,, ar. badv men will
fields OF the VIII. 1.-THE largest the s' "'
.m.t. valley hslp nick The can picked
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

iroR SALE OR TRADE-One 1917
usAsa -, e-eyiinder Oakland. IN
AissnnA1tioa. Can q Herald. 1851
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

ron aALE OR TRADE-Good COW.
tsan Of mares. l.loo. With colt;
tssn mares, 1.lse. With colt: work
tean. 1880, > and 10: driving team
Soo-H, 9. Fox. ; miles on Keno
...A l-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

ron aALE-One lawyers brlei cese
a. typswritsr desk. c. =. stone
l7-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~ 1917
1e,I1s uassied Advs.
FOR SALE

R0R SALE-Five milk cows' sP.n y
ysar-e,a mules. well broken; iafm
naeAiaery. Boz le43. klamath fa"s
q paoas isFs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

MI&CE1sLANEOUS
asaaaaepaaeaeSs>ssss sssssssrsssaesaas>r'e
LODr-Blaek coat containing pack
80 and ehsek book; was left on
fence By Big Lakes Box company
yinase return TO First National bank
for reward. 17-5t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-18

FOR 0ALE-0arage and repair shop;
best loeatioa in town. Prone In
or csll at leS Michigan ave. 11-st'
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26

cupy until the question of his
right to az allotment has been SET
tied and the parents or next of kin
having the care and custody of
any minor child to whom an allot-
ment has not been made on any
such reservation may make a selec.
ton for the use and benefit of such
minor. All selections under this
section shall be made under such
rules and regulations as the Board
on Indian Affairs may prescribe.
Sec. Is. That it shall be the
special and specific duty of every
Indian agent, superintendent, and
each member of the business COM
mittee to urge and assist the men,
bcrs of the tribe belonging to
classes two and three in obtaining
garden tools, farming implements,
and necessary farm and field seeds,
and assist them in selecting garden
plots, and a part of their allotment
for farming, and the farmers, as
sistant farmers, and field matrons
on each reservation shall instruct
and assist the members of the tribe
in planting, caring for, and pro-
ducing their crops, and such assist
ance shall be given to the minors
when they arrive at the proper age
to become interested in gardening,
farming, and stock raising. 1t
shall also be the duty of the agent
and superintendent or other per-
son in charge of any Indian tribe,
and the business committee Of any
such tribe, to assist members pro-
provided fer in this section in Sc
curing a part Of their tribal funds
for the purpose Of buying seeds,
tools, and implements and for sub
sistence when actually necessary,
and in cases where there are no
tribal funds which may be used
for such purpose, such agent, sup
Oo.4:,,.l r., OH Dana \
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26

bers of class two shall be for either
cash or crop rent, as the Indian
allottee may prefer, and such lease
shall be made for such a period as
the said board may deem to be for
the best interest of the Indian own
er and his family, but no such
lease shall be made for a period to
exceed ten years. The leases Of
incompetent Indians of class three
shall be made under rules and reg
ulations prescribed by The Board
on Indian Affairs, but where any
such Indian expresses his desire
that the lease be made for crop
rent it shall be the duty of the
agent or superintendent to AXE
such lease for crop rent, unless in
his judgment it would be against
the interests Of the Indian 50 to do.
That the parent or next of kin hay
ing the care and custody of any
minor allottee of class four may
lease his or her allotment for any
period not exceeding five years
during his or her minority with
the approval Of the agent or sup
erintendent in charge. The rent
shall be payable to the agent or
superintendent and cared for us
other Indian moneys are now cared
for under existing law, except that
such agent or superintendent may
pay to such natural guardian such
sums and at such times as will, in
his discretion, best promote the
interests of said minor.
Sec. Is. That when Indians liv-
ing upon reservation which has
not been allotted, or which has
only been partly allotted, any In
dian member of the tribe who has
not been allotted may make
a selection of not to ex-
coed one hundred anc sixty
acres OF land on said reser-
walton which he may use and oc
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26
bers of said class.

OeES OF Salu CLASS. a.
Sec. 10. That whenever any
member of any Indian tribe hay
ing tribal property, either real or
personal, shall file with the bust
ness committee of said tribe com
plant against the agent or super
intendent in charge of such tribe,
said business committee shall at
once examine the charges ano make
report thereon to the Board on In
dian Affairs with such recommend
atoms as such committee may deem
proper, and the said board shall,
upon consideration, take such &C
ton as it may deem for the best
interests of the tribe. In case there
is no business committee then the
members of the tribe may send
their complaints direct to the
Board Of Indian Affairs, and upon
the receipt OF any such complaint
it shall be the duty of the said
board to at once cause careful
Investigation to be made of such
charges and said board upon re
ceiving such report shall take such
action as it deems for the best in
terests of the Indian or Indians
affected by such report.
Sec. IA. That for the protection
Of the Indians provided for in this
Act. the leases made by Indians of
class one shall be for period not
to exceed five years, and may be
for cash Or crop rent: Provided,
That all such leases must be free
from fraud and for an equitable
consideration, and in the event any
such Indian is imposed upon and
induced to execute a lease through
fraud or for an inadequate consid-
GRAFTON it shall be the duty of the
agent or superintendent in charge
to salSe such ,sction as may be nee
essary to protect the interests of
such Indian. Leases made by mem
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
CURTIS. RE0RGAN|zA-
ton BILL,

On the 10th of this month Sen.
Curtis introduced in Congress a
bill which proposes the reorgani-
cation of the Indian Office at WASH
ington. This bill is the most i'm
portant legislation proposed since
the passage of the General Allot-
ment Act, and will be watched
with the utmost interest by the
Indians in general.
The bill is as follows:
A BILL
Creating a board for the manage
ment of Indian Affairs, to provide
for tie classification of Indians,
and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Con-
eress assembled. That there shall
be in the Department of the In
terror board consisting of three
members, no more than two OF
whom shall belong to the same po-
sitical pa ty. The members OF
said board shall oe appointed by
the President, b. and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate,
each member shall hold his posi-
ton for period If ten years, un
less sooner removed by the Presi-
dent for cause, and each member
shall be entitled to a salary of
$4,000 a year.
Sec. 2. That upon the appoint
ment and confirmation of said board
the President shall designate one
of the member of said board as
chairman, another AS vice chair
man, and the third as secretary,
and said board shall be known as
t'The Board or Indian Affairs, y
and shall, under the directions of
the Secretary of the Interior, and
agreeable to such regulations as
the President may prescribe, have
the management of all Indian aft
airs and all matters arising out OF
Indian relations.
Sec. 3. That all accounts and
vouchers for claims and discourse
ments connected with Indian affairs
shall be transmitted to 1.-The Board
on Indian Affairs for administra-
tive examination AID by said board
be passed to the proper accounting
officers of the Department OF the
Treasury for settlement.
Sec. 4. That all laws and parts
of laws now applicable to Indians
(tribal or individually and to Indian
affairs and now being administered
by the Commissioners OF Indian
Affairs, and all rules and reguIa-
lions heretofore prescribed and
now enforced by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, shall be admin
istered and enforced by the said
Board on Indian Affairs.
Sec. 5. That the Board on In
dian Affairs shall annually report,
separately, to Congress a tabular
statement showing distinctly the
separate objects Of expenditure
under its supervision and how
much disbursed for each object,
describing the articles and the
quantity of each, and giving toe
name of each person to when any
part was paid and how much was
paid to him and for what objects,
so far as they relate to the dis
bursements of funds appropriated
for the incidental, contingent, OF
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26
the TOMHAWK,
GUS Ii. BEAULIEu. Publisher
White Earth Agency, Minnesota.

Entered at the POstoffice at White
Earth, MIMI, as mail matter of the
second class.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1917-04-26

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cob Nl Siewort unO 6ralt @eitieite
@olfe-, nobe @oueb.Str., ia bel 81.
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StraBe.
81. 8. 9liibnid on 9loron Socobs
unO Sroli, 2 Cots.
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StroBe.
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ieite @ilfens 9lpeme, nobe 9rins'
ipid. .StroBe, IA bel so.
gller. 5. 9Ibrams, jun, Seitamcuts.
Oollitreder, an Niorp 6. @ontier,
@eitieite 9roaopnp, ndbe Ytaoiion.
StraBe, t7.6 bel go
9lcme Building SO. an Clarence 6.
Seller uno 6rou, @eitieite IS. Ctr,
nahe @omonOiOn.gIOenne, "A bel ITO.
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Yrpmin.nte GInbs.

~IopertiIing Club, ytr. 10,
SOutb-Strabe.
mariel Hoping Club SerrD Uor.
~glrunOel Boat Club" 5errg bar.
.glrlln0tl Club" ytr. 1000. ytorh.
Gbarles.StraBe.
.Autouobil Club BON N1rDldno,
Nr. 10. ySeit-Wt. HopuI.gIuenne.
Baltimore Atbletic.@lub." Hr.
1922. ytor0.@bnrles-StruBe
Baltimore @orintbic- yIadt.
Club" Berrp Bar.
Baltimore Club" Charles. unO
Wnoiion.StroBe.
Baltimore @oumtrD.Glub~, No.
lauo .Rarf.
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am ,SuBe Der 2iebt.StraBe.
baltimore FreB.@lub," glr. 2il,
Oit.8opette.S .StraBe.
Baltimore YaAt.@Iub." 6Ort
McSenrp.
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tonSbiIle.
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ter.@eb1uOe.
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Gbarles. .StraBen.9IOenue.
rRotarp Club" ytr. l06, @auito.
ble.8uiIoine.
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broot-Horf, Mo.
rSOwion Eown.@Iub," 2oWiOh,
MS.
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@eit-Sarntoga. .StraBe.
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riion. unO SoptbOrne-SIOemie.
.@ermanie yidnnerAor," ytr.
S4S. Noro.Soworo.S .StraBe.
engineers Club" ytr. 6, Weit'
goger.S .StraBe.
vMorDIanO Wfotor- GbcIe Club. "
SIR. SAT, SdiniIton Serrace.
n@arpIauo SiuinImiuo SInb." in
GunOolt.
nBboenir-Glub." O3r. 1905. Gu
taw EIace.
~suburbun. Club" gurf Seiabts-
glpenie.
.NRarpIanO gOlintrp.gIub,~ gart
Seigbts.glOenue.
,MorDIauO SodeD. Club" yIr. $50
Gquitahle,@eb1uoe.
~MarplanO Waotor Boat Club,
om SuBe Der 2igbt.StroBe.
nTorwGrtS.E .Eurnberein" gIr. 7S2.
@eIt.2eringtonltraBe.
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.llniperiitb Club" Charles unO
Wfooiion.StraBe.
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oBoman's Club Of yloIanO Eart.
&olnno-@drt.
nSSobus $opfins.GliIb.~ SOworO.
Gnaer. Strabe.
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etaStiiajc gInHtiUns.gerfanFe.


Mingpr iinb Stnbtratb bDn Baltimore.
StnbtSDntruleure-S Scpnrtcmctt.
Seiientlidler 0lnitpns-9crfanf
BON
anem alten Wlnterial IN benz aIe
Vr. 318, 0DurtlaHb- -Strahe,
beiuHHteH 0ebdube,
nm 5reitag, ben 13. Sult 1917,
uIH 2 ilBr 9iahmittags,
au Crt uub Stene.
&a1ieIbe nnB innerbalb iedDs3ia Iagen bonn
Berfdlisiaae an nbgebroden uno meggeibdlit
iein. Die lblben Spe5iiifahonen uno 9eoins
glingen In irnbereH yeriduien bon Ct Yaus
StraBeHs9ieenibum iueroen aud IN oieieW
Sale angepaHoi. gs piro ioiort Beiieredt
gepdbrt
8erfaufSbeoinmngen Baar. Sin 9epoHt
bon $3.50 6nr Seii oes gerfnuies 1T beoingt.
SameS g. Sbrift,
@ontroleur.
6. Z. Reipen 60,
(Suli7, ,10,12,13) 9luftionaioren.
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Baltimore Warftberidlt.

0onneritaG ~. sui 1917.
Nlebl. - 3ufubr 1916 66ier,
einidlieBIib 1908 6diier 0u 2ocuit-
3oint unO 1923 6diier 5u Canton.
Sic 9lotiruneeh mnren pie folet:
Yereei6enoe 4reiie. 9euie. eeetes Sapr.
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81 40c.; @rintS, "a @fo., 37-40c. ;
GrintS, Efo., 37-40c.; Creamery.
35-37c.; Iuirp @rints, 0l0.. @a.,
@n, 80 34c.; StorepadcO, 32c.
&olIS, NfO. mO ga. &c; @olIs, @.-
90, 32c.
@ier. - Guteno, WiO. unO @n..
33c,; @oItern Shore Dlo. imO 3d.,
$780,; 8eItern (Obio), $780,; @eIt-
girginio, $685. liiolide (N..G.), 32c.
2ebennes @efliigel. ~
8rii6abrsbiibner. ~ bis 9 Efuno,
36c.; IL bis ~ @flmo. 34-35c. i;
! I Yflmo mo meniger. 30 32c. 4;
liunge neiBe 2e9borns, Yiuno, 26--
2Sc.; oIte Sennen 90 -24c.; olte
Sdbnc, 12-13c.; @nten olte Wals.
cobp unO 0iOnerel, Yfo., 15-16c.;
ulte meiBe Retius, 16-17c.; Snoion
Summers, 15c.; YuOole. 10 bis 16c. :
Ijinge, $780,; fleine, 49, zoe;
Gauben, Eoor, olte, 20c.; hinse,.
20r.; @uineo @efliiaeL oIt. 35-4Oc.
2urtoffeln. ~ gaeue aartof-
feln; gaorfolt imo Sompton, Sab,
$400-4.25; Goitern Shore. @1O.
l,lnO Na.. Sab, $4.25-A50; yorf
Dlr. I, Sob, $4.tO-4.i5; @oppobau.
nod, 6ob, 9tr. T. %.O0-425; gir. 2.
$3.50 800.
Sbit nno @emiiie. - 6rii6.
sepfeI, Sab. iSoncp. $2.25- 800;
fleine, $t.00-t.25; Spargel, @1O.
inO @o., SEQ. glr. I. $3.50 200;
Ger. 9. Toe, 1925; 9o6nen. guIbel,
9Iorfolf. $1OO-t.25; 6eimiIde, 500
i-L25; 9loppobanuod. aor6, 75c.;
9iotbriiben. SoI., g1orioIf lmO Olop.
pabannod, 1H-2c.; 6eimiibe, p
21lc,; @rombeeren Guort iiioIide,
12-f4c.; Gaitern S6ore, S-12c.; ;
arout Goitern Shore. Go., 6aB.
1926; Crate, $t0O-t.25; g1orfolf
lno Oorf 9iipcr, SAB. $i.25; Selle.
rie. 6Io,, Crate, $i.5O- -2.50; Ganto.
loupeS, Crate. $500 250; .@lais,
Rnppo6onnod, Gso.. t5-2 -2Oc,; Sur.
fen, Ns.G. &or6, $t00-t.50; @o.
SAB, $3.0O-350; @orint6eu, @lO.
mo 3d. Nuort, t0-t2c; Goa
Elants. 6la. Crate, $3.50 800;
@reiieIbeereu Mo. 0uart. 4c.; Sei.
oeIbeeren, iiioIihe, Onort, t3-t5c.;
Do. unO Sa, l2-14c.; Sale, glor-
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folf, @ui6elfiite. 15-25c.; Solot.
@o., aorb, % 5Oc.; bcinliiher, 9n.
idJeIfiite, t5-2Oc.; 3lpicbeln EeroS-
Bermuda, Crate. $110-t.25; crime,
100 giinOeI, 500; &oppo6ounod,
SAB $2.75-3.0O; @firii6c, iiiOlibe,
Crate, $500 25O;; @rbieu, 9uideI,
$t.OO-1.5O; %feiier, 6loy $500
$50; 9iettiee, beiniiide, meiBe. 100,
0c.-$t0O; Iange rot6e, 100, 20
50c.; Simbeeren Goitern Shore. ST.,
&c; Quart, 1t-12c.; Gba6ar6er,
100 9lnoeI, $t.0O; Spinot,
9ui6elfiite, 20 25c. Squoib. aorb.
3O-4Oc.; GrObeeren st. 1O-t4c.
Gomoten, Carrier, reiie, $1.75-200;
crime, $t.40-t75; eeip06nli6e, 81
-t25; g9aiiermelonen 6la. mO
@a, bunOert, $2000-35.0O.
slide 5roide 3rebie
uuO Clans. II 8utteriiid, Sab,
$5OO-6.OO; aorpien, BIO, 5-6c.;
Grocus, 6oBy $6.OO-7.O0; Shin-
bern, Efo., 6-Sc.; Sroiit. eraue,
eroBe. Sab. $S.OO-tO.O0; 5loreuen
9fO.. t2-15c.; Rod, @fo.. 1S-
25c.; WeiBer Yerd, 9robe. 12-15c.;
mittelmdBiee, 6-Sc.; eeIber 8erd,
sroBe, 12-15c.; mittelmdBiee e.
&C.; Moderelen, iii6Iide, @fO., 12--
15c.; 8oiIors, srobe, @fo., 12-
15c. mittcImGBige 6-Sc.; Gatfiib,
&iO., &c; griiner Sebt, bieIieer,
@fo.. 10 bis 1Sc.; glole. BIO, A.
&c.; GIoms, pro 100. 1896. !;
6orte ara66en Sob, $5.OO-5.5O;
weididaIige, $50. 5Oc.-t.0O; Snap
pers. @fnO. 5-6c.; 6roide, groBc,
Cubeno, $1.50-2.OO.
8Glber. III Gboice, @fO., ID
t412c.; quite, Ehlno, 13%-14c.;
ibmere, Stiid, $tSO0-2O.OO; raube.
Stiid. $t4.0O-t6.O0; fleine, magere,
$S.00-10.0O.
26mmer uno Shafe. -
Choice fette Sdofe. @funo. 5-6c. /;
quite, 31a-5c.; roube, Stiid, So
300; alte 86de. 9fO., &c; Sriib-
ia5rs @dmmer, fette, 40 bis So YfInO
ibWer, @fO., 14-15c.; quite bis
mittIere, @funO, 13-14c.
2 dmeine. u SerfeI. ie nad
@roBe, Stiid, $4.OO-5.OO Sboats.
ie uaG @roBe, $500 600.
81 Obieb.-sSunge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 @iuno @epidt.
9fO. S19-9c.; @tiere untcr 1000
Yfuno @epibt, Sc; O6ien,
8fo, 5-7c.; @uIlem 8fo., SIC;
groBe iln9e aiibe, 9flmO. Csc. /;
magere, 4-5c.; aiibe nit 4olb,
$1,000; maeere, &iO., 3-3llc.
Eabaf (MarDIauO), 100 Efuno.
- Snferior inO froiteO, $10-12;
gutter gelu0hnIider mo 0riiner, $13
-15; outer seip0bnIiber, $16-1S;
uIitteImGBiger, $19--21; gutter bis
rotber, $22-24; SoncD, $25-27;
Seconds gewobnIider bis mittelmd-
Biger, $1t-1S; Seconds, gutter bis
feiner, $19-24; Ban So6ot, fire.
clIrco, $50; Upper Gountrp, dir.
cured, $S-17. MongeIbofte uno
idIedt gemiidtc @erpodlng. t-3c.
pro EhIno nieoriger.
$Gute uno ToT g. BeiaI3ene,
2tc.; friidbe, 19c.; beihGoiate, IT,
1Sc.; 9rp Stint, 33c.; 9oIb, 27c.;
Sdat 75c.-$t.25; 2Gmmer. 40
60c.; 9uIlen, t6-1Sr.; 8iegcn., 10
-25c.; SaIe, Bfuno. 1O-1tc.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-08-23
EVER SAL|VATED BY
CALOMEL7 HORRIBLE!
Calomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Calomel loses you dayl You
know what calomel is. It's mer-
curry; quicksilver. Calomel is dam
gerous. 1t crashes into sour bile
like dynamite, cramping and sick
ening you. Calomel attacks the
bones and should never be put into
your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose of dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sells for so cents a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. 1t is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great
Give it to the children because it is
perfectly harmless and doesn't grippe
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-08-23
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF TIsHoMINGo.
Notice of Bond Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day of September, 1917.
the board of supervisors of fish
omingo county, Mississippi, will
offer for sale for cash at public
auction in open court within legal
hours the bonds of huntsville
road district of the second super
visors district of Tishomingo
county, Mississippi, in the sum OF
$50 900. 90 said bonds are in the
denomination of $4,000 each to
bear per cent not over six
per cent per annum interest pay
able semi-annually.
No bid will be considered for
less than par value with accrued
interest on said bonds from Aug
ust LIST 1917 to the date of sale.
The board reserves the right to
reject any aud all bids. A certi-
fed check for 81, 10000 must be
deposited by the purchaser as evil
dence of good faith. This the 9TH
day of August 1917.
4o4 E A PAYNE, Clerk.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-08-23

The Road Commissioners Of
the first road and supervisors dis
trict of Tishomingo county, Miss.
will receive sealed bids for l20(
yards of gravel for constructing
of roads {. o. b. luka; Mississippi,
said gravel to be delivered in no
less quantities than two car loads
per day. Said bids will be re
ceived at not later than 9 O'Clock
a. M, August oath and filed with
the clerk of the board of supervi
sors of said County. Said Com
missioners at said time at the
Court House in Iuka, Mississippi,
will open said bids and will award
contract to the lowest bidder; re-
serving the right to reject any
and all bids. The actions of the
commissioners in the premises
being subject to the approval o.
the Board of Supervisors of said
county.
E F PARNELL, Sect'y.
] A E PYLE, Atty. 49-1
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-08-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TISHOMINGO COUNTY.

a ASAAO-AA~NOO OOSNA L
The road commissioners of the
huntsville road district of said
county will receive sealed bids up
to /. 90 O'Clock p. m. September
7th. 1917, tor the construction of
roads in said district according to
plans and specifications on file
in the office of clerk of the board
of supervisors said county.
Said commissioners at said time
ut the court house in luka said
county will open said bids and
will award contract to the lowest
bidder reserving the right to re
ject any and all bids All of its
actions being subject to approval
by the board of supervisors of said
county. Six miles approximately
of road as shown in said plans and
specifications will be awarded in
one contract bidding sheets will
be SC cured and all bids made on
same. Dole by order the road
commissioners aforesaid.
50-4 A Fl Montgomery, Secretary.