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WKUNIMDAY, JIU-V T, IBIS
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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IIAHMNQ?
ANYTHINO
AT ANY TIMH
Use the Pliuae, H7
O. K. TRANUrm COMPANY
Oflcs on Slith, between Main
aad Klamath
llrhm He or Trll U nliout any
Second Hand
Goods
Von nl Hell, Trade or liny
Harrison & Matt
Our store U oa Klamath Av,
Bit Hlitli street
Suggestions for your
PICNIC LUNCH
lliiNil4l Club I.UHt'll Tongue.
VlrniM Stylo HauMtr',
Itevllcil Meal Prmlurls,
Ilr IMrllett Ham,
lvlll Clilli Meal,
Sliced llref and lUcon,
t'lnrkerjark Mmokrit Hanllnea,
IVnrli Hat-tUne in Oil with
Truffle anil I'l.klr-,
.Inttiovy Paste,
I 'en nut llullcr, I Or, ao ami .V
(iUM-m, Mb, Tina, $1,
t'lirloml of Watermelon; nil
kIkcm, all price.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Ilrt the llal.lt"
I'houe si lb and Mala
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Getx
WOOD
Better Hurry
nml get acquainted
ulllt tliU rvlahllah.
men I and our pre.
rnl price on
V(MII
A Nil HAY
Single l-oail lllorka
(ISJH ru. ft.)
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Ibiiibln td.
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tlrern HUb, nml.
Dry NUIm, iiml,
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Phone 72 622 Main St.
Hose!
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Hose!
NOT LADIES' HOSE
GARDEN HOSE
FOR SALE t the cheapest place in the city.
H. Boivin's Plumbing Shop
on Fifth Street, between Main and Klamath Avenue.
IWmVB 1 . dt&wtw B -..adaln- SBaTws.
?SmtfgmffB VrSamTtSaa "
Everything for
WHAT is the sport in which you take the
keenest interest? Is it trap-shooting, tennis,
motoring, hunting, fishing?
No matter what it is, you will find here the
equipment necessary for its enjoyment.
Tennis rackets, nets, etc., fishing rodsand tackle,
shotguns, rifles and revolvers-ammunition of all
makes, including shells loaded with Infallible
Smokeless Powder everything in fact that helps
gladden the heart of an outdoor man is here.
The next time you pass our way step in tor u
moment not to buy but simply to become ac
quainted. The pleasure wc arc sure will be mutual.
ROBERTS & HANKS
HOW A GARIBALDI
GOES OFF TO WAR
lly VM. U. HIII.I'IIKItli
(I'nlleit I'rvHK (NiriHMiilciil )
HOMi:, Juno 'J.!. Ilnw doe 11 (lur-
llinlill k "ft to wiirT I started out
Willi nun or them toiliiy, nml koI out
11 h fur UN tint ifillroml Minion. Ho
talked nil tln way to thu Htatloii
don't know wlmther ho I1111I 11 red
(lailli.ilitl shirt In the Iiiik. I hardly
ii.l,,., l... i,.! r,... 1.. 11. 1.. ....1.11.
,....,1.. .,. ..,,, .,,1 in mm iiu-iii ooiiu
miii, tho (lurllmlillH have Hiink thulrj
1
tulkeil nil tho way to thu Klntloii -Tho secret survive men illmtrined
about Mexico, lie hiiil a IiIk hiiiiilbiiK.hlni nml hi two cninpiinloiis, nnd
ho hail lionclit In Kl I'ntm, Ti-xiih, I 'when Vllln uxlicil mo whom tho
aiiiiiy iii.i.Yi.i.iaiiir mm mivo iieromv t(f, HhoulilerH, im If to Huy, 'well I'll
oiilli.liry Italian HOhllerN, yi)l ,,,, ,,,,, (,K.r ,,,, ..
Their father, Itlrcloill, hml taken Tho coach hIoiibiI ut tho Btntlou,
bin four Iiiiko koiik to tho war office a ami our uiIiiiIn ciiiiio hack to old
few iIii)h heforo ami miiIiI; ,ome, A crowd wiih there to cheer
"I nm Itlcclotil lliirllu.lill, ami I "'it (IitIIi;iIiIIh 011 their way. I mild
Klvu my four hoiik to Italy." aooil bye to him before, the crowd Haw
' HnvliiK already lven two miiih n.'l'lm, mid a few mlniileH luter ho and
Kratico In thin name war, the older n'B Ibreo. brothern were In tho center
idarllml.llV action wiih really thrill- of wlldl' --li.rliitt throng. I hiiw
l,(, the Kl l'ni) Miilt ennn thrown Into 11
I " . ... ., 11 in .. i. Icompartment. Tho brothcrn followed
1 Alii mi (III Ueppe tlnrlba ill, t lie o Id- ... . .... ,.,.,,
1 " 'Ml 1 1,,, n 11 iinlli.,1 nut faint llw. f!ifl.
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V,l 11111, llllll It'll 1,11 11,1111 l, 1 IIIU IIMHl
...l.l al... HI II I II II,.. ..1I...I
wiih nil i.i i'iihii iiiiiiuiiiiK. i e miHcti
of old iIu)k In Mexico, when the 111-j
'i.tarreil Mailcro wiih Iiiih)' at IiIh tank
of iiihittliiK tho dyii.tnty of Dint. '
"llememlier tlu ilii)' Vllln cmue'
iner to Kl I'iihii to kill youT" I naked. '''' f'''le Club met nt the home of
That .tory wan w.ong." m.1,1 (larl- MrH- 8" B- ,m,Mc" lnHl Thnrailay.
I...I.II, -It wMii't I whom Villa waul- ''"" n wb apent In needle-
.ed to kill, hut 11.1 draw gun on'ork' ","1 W-'hm.'nta were Hurved.
.... i TlifatHH itrwitiit u'ltm Mm H P ltrl(
diiiv lHrVn Jimi Uu wiiy llio liiriiinui
'ImlWiH'd-"
Anil iik wo rtitiil uwr ilu c-otibl-i
'ulmt.iM nf tlitimi In ii II mil rati I'fifirli
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l,,1,,,' "f "," Kbeldou hotel In'fur-
tiMiiy Kl I'iikii,
"Villa found olio of IiIh mildlerH'""') k Piare iiihi nauiruiiy evening,
hml been l.iHiilteil by r.u Irlnhmaii- MrB .(rt .,,,, ., )oroUl).(
who wiih In my Mailcro brigade, niid',,,,,.,. Jol. ,, Jnm),B ftwk,114i
'" "v,'r '" l:l ,'"M1 '" kl" ,,,,, Mr. ami Mm. .Sam Miller and family,
fellow lie carried two big gum. In M. ,, Mr(, M M(,r( Nora ,.,,,
hi. bell Willi lilin were two other , ,..,., Mnl,,r M,HS Mliry McColnb
hml Mexltniin Ah he bolted Into III':
while marble lobby of the Sheldon
hotel be nnked the clerk for me. He
expected ilint 1 would tell him where
my Irlub Mildler wiih.
"Jiim at that moment I was rromi
lug the park nppronchlug the Shel
don, One of my frlenda w.w me com
ing and ran out to meet me.
-'('.il wiur mill.' he Mlild. 'Pntirlio
.... f .. ,
Villa Ih In here, and Iic'h come to kill j
you
'1 walked Into tho hotel carrying
my camera. You know Villa will J
never let a human being gel behind
him Ih he can help It. I went In a
hIiIo door, walked up behind Vllln
nml tapped him on the tilioulder. An
quick an iv .lalt he wheeled, with hla
gun out. There were at leant fifteen
Hose!
the Sportsman
1 Mexican mill American secret Horvlco
Mien around 11I llin lime Home of
them expert Kim mii, Threo or them
wciii on hi in In a minute, nml 115 hooii
n h lii, haw run MtmiilliiK there with my
camera IiihImkI or
dropped IiIh win,
revolver, no;
mini was I hiiIiI: 'Well, It won't doi
you miy kooiI to know, I'onchlto. he
, ,. ... .
riuiKii jiiii iiaven 1 roi your KUll,
" 'Muy I10I11,' ho mi lil. HhruKKliiR
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till 1 ,1 la, 11', If. I llfT 1,1 ll,,i frmil
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nxi: jiu)Vi: imckith
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f " " . " " ; "fc
ouHtrliu Mrn, John Hlirptmnl, Mrn.
nir.roiim Iltirrlu Mr .Iiitu nrlrtina
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Ktiii Mru Ininou I irlmnu lr !
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nun llnwklna, Mlaa A.ln Soi.lo a
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'MIhh Mary McComb.
A big barn ilanre vvhr held at CIiiih
ami Clarence Harris compoed a live
ly tUhlng party hint Saturday after
noon. Some uf the young folkn of I'lue
drove attended a picnic at Swan Lake
Valley recently. It wns given by the
people of that vicinity.
val, COi.i.ro Iiiih returned
n vlnlt at Mr. Shnrl'H. iinnr
i
from
Fort '
Kliiinntli.
Murnliall Orr and It. I. Ilrleten
Hteiu are pulling up their nlfr.lfa hay
thin week.
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOONG
VOIIODV (UN TKI.I, WIII-.N VOU
HAItKKN tilC.W. FAHKH HAIIt
WITH SAtll-. n:.v
(irauilmothor kept her hair beault-j
i fully ilurkeued, glossy and abundant
with a brew of Sage Tea nnd Sulphur. .
Whenever her hair fell out or took;
on tliut dull, fruled or streaked ap
'pciiiniii'o this simple, mixture was ap
plied with wnuilerful effect. t)y ask-.
I in: ut uny ilriiu store for "Wyeth's
.Suite ami Sulphur Hair Itemedy," you
will c.tt n liirxe bottle of this old
. I lino recipe, reudy to usg, for about
OU ccntrt. This simple mixture cin
be ilepmiileil upon to restore natural
color niiil beauty to the hair aud Is
Mplemliil for iliinilrutT, dry, Itchy scalp
mill fiilllni; hair. ,
A ucll'liitowu downtown ttrugcUt .
hiiys everybody uses U'yoth's Sage
ami Sulphur, because ii darkens so
nuturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has beeu applied It's so easy '
to use, too. Yoti simply dampen a
comb or soft brush nnd draw It
tlii-nugh yuur hair, taking ouo strand
at a tlmo, Hy luorultiK the gray hair
illtntppeurB; after another application
or two It is resluted to Its natural
color aud looks glossy, soft and
nbiiuiliint.
(ihl AitveriUeiucnt I
BLOCK WOOD
Will net ir be cheaper Hum now,
Vim xhoiilil profit hy tin) low price.
Single load $2.50
Double load $3.75
In ninth up for the winter
KLAMATH FURL CO.
O, I'l'.VTOX, Munugi-r
5' 5 Main Street
COLUMBIA RIVER
HIGHWAY OPENED
I'lO.M.CK AUTO TltlP OPK.NH THK
ItOAII FIIOM CAI.IHm.MA TO
TIIK VKI,MVHTO.VK PAKKIH
OltKAT HCKXIC Tltll'
j'OHTI.ANIi, July 7 When fifteen
mitomohllea movoil over thu Columbia
1.
iltlviir highway yciitorday, they opened
'a mud fiom California to Yellowstone
Irish-'Park.
TIiIh wiih the olllclal opening of the
Columbia Itlycr highway between
1'ortlnml and Tlie IJuIIoh, via Hood
1
tho Coin in bin on tint koiiiIi hank mid
tiiif.l. In' u'tiv ,if tic, iint-M, hfinl u.llt.
..... n .. .... ... i,. .w. ww.m, n,i...
mIiIo trips and rereptloiiK ami Hpeech
miikliig In liulf n doteu Iowiih. The
link between Hood
Ui.IIim Is all, that In necenHnry to
mnko the highway complete, mid It In
piirHllllle.
lly meaiiH of IIiIh trip It Ih tho tic-1
hIio or the ofllrlalH to announce to the1
world Hint the Columbia Itlvcr high-,
way Ih open, mid that machlnoM can,
P.ikh through the CaHcude mountalnH
oer good ronilH, ami that tourlstR ran
travel In (heir iiipcIiIiioh from Tla
J ii ilia, Mexico, to Old Faithful, in
tie Vellowdtotie. It la to mnrk n be
ginning or road history In Oregon,
ami ho Important Ih the event conslil
eied that ntnte ofllrlalH derided to
participate.
TIiohi- who ninde the trip were (lov
oi nor Wlthycomb, Secretary of State
JOIrolt, Htnto TreaHiirer Kny, County
uiiiminiinrrH , I
l.lghtner, Phllo
lllolhrook and It ti fits C. Ilnlinan. I)ln-
let Atturnev U'nllpr II Kvmm I
,
lioadmiifltcr John II. Yeon, Simon
lleiisnu. Anion S. liemou, John F.
Carroll, K. I.. MorlnKy. H. I.. Pit-
".Million Hollar .Myitery,"
Twentieth EplHodu
"Henrlh mill Flames,' '
Two I'nrt Comedy with Dillte
'Aiilinaleil Wii-Uly.
Itltrhle.
Ailmneilon lOi
TIIK CHAWI-'OUH BOOMS
Newly Furnlshod
'iic HoiiM'ktH'pIni; anil Trnitsienla
Over Palace Meat Market
Itlvcr, nml wiih tho IIthl time unto mo-. Mr. Stewart, the home buyer, baa
bile ever travel hk! the dlHtnticc by been In this neighborhood after mulea
water graile, .The trip wan u loop tip'anil horsea. He will make another
WSS&
TAKE SALTS FOR
THE KIDNEYS
YOUR BACK
We Should Drink Lots of Witer ani.Eit Liss Hut, Says
Noted Authority or Kidney tlteerdors
Recommends a Spoonful of lad Salts In Hiss of Water Mere
Bnakfast to Stimulate Kidneysind 'Eliminate
the Uric Acid
Uric acid In meat excites the kidaaya, they j
become overworked, set aluggbb, ache, and (eel
Uke lumps of lead. The urine beconea cloudy,
the bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during ihe night.
VThen the kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real
skk person shortly. At first you feel a dull
misery in the kidney region, you suffer from
backacho, sick .headache, diuiness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges wbem the weather la bad.
Eat leas meat, drink lota of water; alau get
from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tabWooaful fa , gjUseeijratef befate
Mnrk, A, T. Franconl,' Mayor AlbeaJ
.0. C. Colt, Han Hill, B. C. iaaeaswtff
il. 1,, Howihy, Hugh Hums ana frank
Terrace,
There are place alone the route
where, no auto had ever before trav-
a1,t mitli cia IhA alpAtnh httfwMm S
Itonncvlllo and Kagle river and at
Htarvntlon point, Thin trip dem-
onm rated that thf rond la open from
end "d nd l '
can do other motorist can do. While
the trip planned will conaume prac-
Iticnlly three days, It can eaally be
mode In n day and a- half. The party
lii to travel In a lelnuro!j- manner and
will make freoucnt hIoim. touching
nt Celllo canal, the orcharda of Hood
river, the grain field of Ooldeadale
nnd at all tho bent scenic spots on the
(highway.
! .
BONANZA IIRIEFS
trip In about two weekn
l,,lt . .1 ..U,. .(
iiirn. iivriiiuii unu uuuBiii,er nuiiu
and Mra. Hawxhumt will go to San
; Francisco
I week.
to attend the fair next
Frank Morris hag bought a new au
tomobile. Wrn. Irwln'a winter from Pennsyl
vania arrived a tew days ago for a
visit. j
Ilev. Hall has been confined at hla
home for a few days on account of Ill
ness, but is reported better. Mr.
Daniels took charge of the service
hero Sunday. u',
Walter Broadsword trod Hobt. doia
went fishing the other aide of Dly laat
I week. On the way home their ma
chine broke down, and they came
homo on the stage. Mr. Broadsword
will go after his car In a few days.
Freuer's new car arrived lajt week.
Mario Hatnaker, Cora Lyons and
Frank White and hla family were in
Poo Valley to spend the Fourth at
the Griffith ranch.
Warren Yahr is stilt confined to
hla bed.
Mrs. Kllgore is Improving, and is
able to be up now.
The picnic at Harpold's reservoir
was a big success. About fifty peo
ple from the surrounding country
camo with lunches. After dinner a
large part of the crowd climbed the
mountain to Captain Jack's lake and
stronghold.
A. A. Harpold has started cutting
his hay.
The people of the Clover Leaf
country are counting themselves for
tunate In having a line rain on Mon
day. It came in time to save the
crops, which had begun to suffer for
lack of moisture.
Mr. James Is tearing down hifl
house. He will put up a new, modern
dwelling.
breakfast for
than act fine.
taejr aam lou e
ovarmmtag
..".Hi.
iake nip
OF RECREATION
Altti HTimVINO THKORV AND
PIIACTICF. OF PLAY THAT 1ft
CiOOl) FOR. MORAL AND PHYSI
CAL nODY AT EXPOSITION
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7, Recre
ation experts from' erery section of
the country, men who know 1b the
ory and practice what kind of play
Is good for the. moral and physical
welfare of the nation, .will attend the
national congress of recreation, which
comcncedyesUrdar, for six days, un
der the auspices of the Panama-Pa
cific exposition.
The program was completed after
several months of hard work by a
committee headed by Eustace M.
Plexotto of San Francisco. The busi
ness sessions will be 'held in the Civic
Auditorium, with special entertain
ment at the exposition, at various
beach resorts In the vicinity, and at
several of the principal playgrounds.
Yesterday was devoted to a civic
celebration of Independence Day at
the exposition as part of the general
festivities. The orator of the day
was William Jennings Bryan, former
secretary of atate.
DELEGATES Al
ii'i
SA.V FRANCISCO. July 7. Dele
gates from every state la. the Union
with the exception of Rhode Island
and Maine, and from sixteen foreign
countries, are here to attend the In
ternational Presa Congress, which is
in session here this week. Prominent
editors and publishers from all parts
of the world are on the program.
which covers every possible phase of
the publishing business.
The National Editorial Association,
I the American Association of Teachers
of Journalism, the American Newspa
per Publishers Association and the
Federation of Trade Press Associa
tions will bold separate group meet
ings during the week.
Vlrglllo Rodriguet Beteta, editor
Dlarlo de Centro America. Guatemala
City, has been named honorary pres
ident of the congress.
Walter Williams, dean of the school
of journalism at the University of
Missouri, Is chairman of the executive
committee in' charge of the1 congress.
AH of the papers read and the addresses-given
will be published in
what is known as the International
Press Congress book.
atlew - abgra
.ThiaiaeH
A wmir ablamaata mill
salts is made from
PRESS CONGRESS
HURTS
the acid of tgrajpes mmi :)emo.tucercomUBed
with, lithia, aad has been oiaed fofgeaeratieas
to clean clogged kidneys ana stimulate them,
to normal activity, also to neutralise tha. acids'
in urine, so H no longer is a source of irrkatiea,
thus endingibladdarf wiahnsn.
Jad Salts is inetpeasive. cannot tajttre, mibii
a delightful etiervateMt hthia-water drink whtt
everyene abotM taka aewiamlibea to keep tew
kidaeys elean aad active. Druggists here say
.Jaal aaiu ietts n-lmmiMiii la
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1 CONSTANTINOPT Jt, Ja, 7.-The
Italian counsel nrvlmvlag Tnkr,
and the ambassador la epsett4 te
leave shortly. The American aabae-
sador, Mergeathau, is earring for the
Italian interests.
.Yom'II ve-
Clotbee at the Die Cletfef Ad nt
n He M Wvfft
Subscribe for the Herald,
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cents a months
Big Mi Mnmtfr Salt
Sale at K. K. K. Mara
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of. ftberlTs Sale
(EqlutyNo. 6t)
In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
B. F. Shepherd, Plaintiff,
vs.
L. M. Bauman, Sam Wodard and Wm.
Kelly, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an execu
tion In foreclosure issued out of the
circuit court of Klamath county and
state of Oregon, dated the 6th day of
July. 1915, la the above entitled
action in the circuit court for said
county and atate. wherein B. F.. Shep
herd as plaintiff recovered Ja4fmat
against Wm. Kelley in the nam of
$275.00, with, Interest thereon, at the
rate of 10 per cent per ananas fraa
the third day of March, 1114, for
the sum of ISO attorney's fees, and
for the anm of $12.00 costs aad dis
bursements of this suit., aad for a
further order. Judgment aad decree
foreclosing the. mortgage hereia, aad
barring the right, claims, lleaa aad
claim of equity of redemption of the
aald Wm. Kelley and all persons
claiming by, through or under him.
Wherefore, I am-commanded to
aell all those pieces and parcels of
land described in the aald mortgage
herein, and situated In the eoaaty of
Klamath aad atate of Orecoa, aad
bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot 13, in block 63, in Second
Hot Springs Addition to the city of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
And notice Is hereby given thai en
the 5th day of August, at 10 o'clock.
forenoon, at the front door of, the
court house, in Klamath Falls, Klam
ath County and state of Orecoa, I
will, in obedience to said order of
ale aad execution la foreclosure, tall
the above described property, or a
luochitkereot aa;may be-aaaaanry to
satisfy the. plaiatirs Judgment.' at
torneys fees and costs of aaltaad
sale, to the highest bidder for cash
C. C. LOW, J
Sheriffof Klamath County, Orecoa,
OEO. C. ULRICH. Deputy.
7-14-21- 23-4
.Vntire lavitiag Proposals fa PmsMi
City Hall FaraiaMaca
Notice is hereby given that oroaoa-
als will be received by the Police
Judge of the city of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, up to aad including July It,
1915, at the hour of 8 O'clock D. ...
for furnishing and lastalllag within
the city ball, furnishings for tha city
hall and steel furnishings for two
vaults. In .accordance wlththo imcI-
dcattons and schedule. on flla la, tha
ofl.ee of the Police .Judge, copies of
which said specifications and, schedule
will be furnished on application hy
tha PollceiJudge.
Bids will be considered separately
for the furniture aad' for Ut; steel
furnishings for the vaults.
Proposals will be opened aad con
sidered at the regular meetiag of the
council on said date.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all proposals.
By order of the Council.
Dated this 29th day, of Juae. 1915.
A. u LEAVITT.
Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Kalls,.jOfegon. 3 9-1 2 1
ntlce of Aaaeesmeat Callfarala
Orecoa Fewer Ceeaaaajr I
Location of Principal Place of Busi
ness: San Francisco, California.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the directors held on'ithe,.
89tb day of June, 1916, aa assess
ment (No. 1) of thirty cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payabla Immediately
to the secretary at tha office of itha
corporation, No. 131 LaldatdorK
street, San Francisco, California. Aay
stock, upon which thlssoeaNMat
ahall remela unpaid on. Saturday, the
7th day ofiAutnst. 1915, wHt.ketd.
Itaqueat and advertised foraale ait,
public auction, and, unlaaa paymset at
made before, win be sold oa Satur
day, tha 33th day of August, 1118.
at tne nour or ii m., to pay ine smk '-.,
. . . . bV "It,-1
uaquent osaesameni. tatataar .wajaj,"
costs of (advertising aad' eaaeiaa af -r
it. - v;:lioX.v'
Dated Juae I Mb.. 1911. , tSkit
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