THE EVENING HERALD, VT.AMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE TUUEB
Work of Klamath Commercial Club Reviewed
U'KHMilMlAV. JAM'AHY Hi. IM?
Fleet Tells oi Activities
ot Club During Past Year
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Amiunl llrp"rt r JWfUry 1're.l
I tret of KlaillUlll 'illMII(rrlrtl I'luh,
Itciil al i:iiHiin f lilttrer IjmI
Friday. Hrltna What t'luh lla
Ikuie Attempt lo 0M'n ltrrrfa
lli it an hiipiMirtiil Mir,
Itrluw the Herald today la printing
In full i he annual report ot Recrlr
Fred Fleet of Klamath Commercial
Club The Herald la giving spare lo
the report, drtplte It length, because
ll brllevea the people should have
Vniiwltdge of Juat what their organ
ttatluu did In 1914.. The report fol
low Tlir cloae of a momnnlu year In
the hUlory of Klamath Fall and
Klamath County ha arrived. The
Klamath Commercial Club, whnn
official lll turn over their reaper,
slblllllet to a freeh relay of public
worker at (hla time will attempt to
enumerate and deacrlbe aome of ihr
priijrtu upon which the Club haa
rlpeniied II effort, that those who
follow may take up and forward to
belter advantage, the movement now
under way
The past tweleve month have In
deed brm busy onea and the number
of nclUltle undertaken by (he Club
wna limited only by It lime arheduln
and the bounda of Ita financial re
anurrr In many way Die paat year
mlghi l termed a "follow up" year,
that la iIih completion or continuation
. . .li,. .i, iMi.l. ..,,1 rnrrl.wl ini In en.
of mOeiltenl uaugernled by the y the ,uU ami carried out in CO-
same cfllrl.t! Hie i.rev'..tn term "operallen wlih the Women' Library
same imcUU ih, P rr u M.n...
e talln-adHeinrr,. bw) No nn ff)f
The lUlUi'lil" lutereit nf the Club
II, RteateM ..nrrsr. money end Mm-
ha been centered on n ptojert which
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It aaaunte etedlt for InltlatliiK twenty
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monlh iiKo. n projeitl vhoae far
narhlag reiiulu In .he ilevelnp.nen.
ofnn eiuplruiau Imrdly btii-nlriihled.
the pri)ineil Kitnhoru rallroid To
illitriiM the merit of thl project
ould be entirely uimeceawry a It
recent woudertul endorsement ni iln
.w.ll .tltlU d I.. k.it.H. ..M.... I. ttt,.,
been appreciated. II can he poll.
out tin ever lhat ttvH movement,
which 'after strruuoim effeorl wa
ataried w.,1, the looting of horn -n.i:!T" T". Tll, V"ZZ
tinnqueta In 191.'. wa continued by
Irs Npectncutar hut Htomlv progren
Ue detail work ilurlnK I U 1 . And
through the peralmnnt work of our
lender, Mr, Htmhnrn wa pertiaded,
at last to ubnnilim hla original plan
of Htarlltig eoiistructlou at Mend and
begin nt Klamath Fall, which puts
tho dlalrlct about two year ahead In
the development schedule. Detail
nf the Club' nctlvltle In thin matter
would bo tlrcHome, suffice to sny that
the fullru program for this end of Ihn
line
up until ii Mhort time b.iforo tho
cectloii, November Mth. was
liiiud
himlled by Club representative en
ureiy, At I ho lime mentioned, n
NtibMluntlal groupu of rltlionu notiPoMlblo extended the visitor. Tho
hlentined with tho Club, realising
the uercsKlty of currying tho election,
"wiiiik In behind the movement and
have continued active alnco. Tho
Club'a last move of Importance motion by the outsiuo punuc.
the Htrahorn matter la the furnishing
of a number of large panaorama
vlow of tte country tributary to the
.!. -a i .a a A
railroad In Klamath County for Mr.
Htrahorn's use In enlisting eastern1
capital. Tho cost of thla work to tho
organisation U something over one
hundred dollar),
Attempt to Opt neaerratlon.
Another matter taken up by the
Club and pushed zealously during the
Past year ha h.n the nnanina- tn
setloment or th Ktamsth Indian lie.
servatlon, Thla vast territory nc-
"ipylng eighteen hundred Hqunro
mllae In the control part of the
County with Ita soarco Indian habltH.1
tlon, (one for about every two snunre
mllea) Is for a number of re-awn,
earner to the development of the
County. Its great aroa In which tlin
County must maintain roads and
bridges, py no taxea Into Its tren-
tury, making a heavy burden on the.
rltlzena of the County. Ita great
wealth ot timber, which under ordl-
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uaiy iiiuilltlniia ttuiilil ii mtlil ttrnl
ll iiiniiufafliifn he tiiin of tint lnrK
(tclnti "f the Cotiniy'a Induairy, In
t nil) (or urn of li remnant of mi
Indian trlhe whom ruiiattiiii activity
until not Hue one-third of what crown
uri iiuntly
One rrault of the Iteiervallon
'" "Bllntlon aa deHdndly ueiirDrlil,
a II brought a vl.u nf iiunectlon
riom Cato Hn. chief o( the Indian
leiarlMetil, li" reopenrd the wll-
'llauiacu and Kprugue river lo leggln: Other algn dclgnatlng and descrlb
operallnua. A large trait of limber log the hlatorlral landmark were
lm already been old and la belnc Inttalled at varlnu IHiltit through
manufactured owing lo thl nprulnn. '"" "'" County for the benefit of
Hlilpplngtnn IUmiI 1'ave.l. 'tourlata,
The one great municipal Improve. Campaign for flood Itoad.
..... ., mi,! . !..... i. i-ii ' No Utile time and effort haa been
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the rth no naMon itiwir. n iwn mllo
oil macadam road cnnocilng Ibe ! r ln leret of better
bu.lne dlalrlct of the clly with the r,,l,,u for hB dl"tr,ct- Immediately
mill and faclorle on Upper Klamath B,u'r "," Khakleford bill wa pa.i-d
hke and providing a mean for lho"'' engrea. the Club act out to se
wage camera there 10 realde In town frn ln'"n of tho fund made
nd to rel to and from their work In ble. for road Improvement In
all .eaaun. The ron.iructlon of thl Klamath County. A cooperative
,.. wn. ..,iv ni.t .. ,,... movement wa undertaken with the
mpleted a oon
,.n. i,rmii in it...
and will he comp
weather condltl
.nrlng, Activity on ih Khlpplngloii fron' Klamath Kail seroa the
highway movement wa Initiated b)C"l"'a'll,i, "itou Kugene to Florence.; - e
Civic department of the Commer." " r"- A ,rom Kne
ei.i (!iuh .ml it... r.tnimi... for li.
eon.tructlon by the clly wa. furthered im,lo Bn,em w" ""
ti many way, by the organliatlon l"r InltuenilM delegation from
Tie Hvlc deparim-nt also cooperated Klamath Fall, which made trip b
actively with the clly official In the u h, cl,,,0, and brouhl
closing of the Ankeny canal, which " " vantge of such n
. finally (compllhed la.t season irou0 ho ' ' nn hhw
Clly Iteamiirul Cmr,t. commission In a mot forceful
llellevlng ,ml n ayatematlc effort anner. The upport of the Forestry
on the part of the Club to beautify department of the department of
the rli-. would bring good reaulU. anr,c"',,r" w" ttUo "
City lleauilful Conteat wa. arranKr.r,,!"' ,r,,vri1 an "nP0" 'cor-
la.t .prlng. Thl. move wa started Therefore In spile of the strenuou
entrle Hid prlre were offeieil for Ibe
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the .unifier on the home of the ellr. coiniuiin aim inrai ii-.u
""' """",r " ' M" " "' M rn'ifnl0 ,! the r,ance for It
IT' e mover uit prtlei more success- r""- ,,,", l " ,"""" '
..,-.. clhtn are very good.
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content and the character and amount
of Improvement wrought wn worth
many lime Urn Ir.nihle occasioned .
tlio.ii hehlnd the entirprlne.
frloau of the neunon an entertainment
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iinti winiiiiiK riiiirPiaiun ut'ivin m
after entering the contest, were
mi nviiiiu in inv riinii rwim .-
.ne Men' AaMoclntlou In donating
the greater part of the prlio money
for Ihla ronlesi was greatly nppre
elated. Camping tlnmnil Malnlaliaral.
The Commercial Club assumed a
very active part In cooperation with
Mayor C, II, Crlslor tho past summer
In providing nnd maintaining a free
city camp ground fur auto tourist.
A favorable site was secured on the.
iliore of Uiko Kwuuna at Ibe rear nf
the old Ukesltlo Inn. Tho place wna
'cleaned out. table and benches built. I
a cook stove unu uiei, cny w.vr u.,
Plumbing iMtilod nnd ovcry courtesy
fact that tho ground wna filled by
from seven to ion ram oi iouris
every nignt uunng tne summer
ely '. 've" ovldonco of Ita appre
Maid of Honor Klecfml.
The dlrectora of tho Portland Rose
Peitlval Ust prlng olTorod the oloo1n,numi by tho Commercial Club a
I. a aft... ! 0..atlntil AhaaM ami .. . - '
Hon of the Roto Festival Quoon and
six maids of honor from the state at
lane. Upon solicitation, tho Klamath
Commercial Club placed a candidate
In the Hold In competition with a
substantial groupe of Oregon cities
and with tho assistance of Interestod
trlonda sold sufficient votea to win a
position of maid of honor by a com-
forUbla margin, thus gaining no
mnl1 nmount of valuable publicity'
tor Klamath Falla and Klamath
County.
Comiiiemowte Fremont' VUlt.
Durlnn tho past spring ocruied the
Tflth annlveriory of the iHxrcvcry of
IMH mm in nj lonti r r-rcemoni cu
bin opotlllhm with Kit Cnrsnn. Ills '
experience at what la now Klamath
Falla and along the shore of Uppor
Klamath lake aroao vividly described
In the raomolrs of hla life that Com-
merclal Club members who wished
lo irtitual the, historical dale and
anecdote minting lo (tin early eltle-
nient of tlio Country, were enabled to
find the exact apot of the rrolng of
I. Ink lllver In IM6 nnd Irene of till
earapnde and camping ground,
()n ilny In April therefore memorial
open-'ezcsrl celebrating Kreomont'i visit
were arranged and attended by a
large audience, A atone monument
and sign fre erected at hla place of
rrnsilng at the head of I.lnK River,
mrtieil liv the Commercial flub the
eieneu 11) ine i,ommerciai i,iuo me
,('"mmerelM Club of Kugene to secure,
federal aid for a Commercial high-
committee lo the state highway com-
onons oi omer cuiiiuiuuuiri m v
cm,H..fi mnn.r. anent In
'' ,,,p bkleford money, spent In
ihe, thickly .cltled portion, of tho
.,,.. the Klamath Fall. Kugene.
enori oi otner commuaniei io uuii:
Flurenre highway wn one of tht
first recommended by the highway
commlHaluu and recent report Indl-
contru-
Nerraalty f better road facilities
'i0 the eouth both In n commercial
way ami for tho benefit of tourist fl
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ft. . .. l.. ..m. .. vax. mah a an BTla AMnlale
nsioneii , ...
Al thrtnn"' 1'lnn liW 'or nelr betterment.
To thl end tho managor of the nor
them California counties association
was Invited here this summer and
shown the general situation, with a
view toward cooperating In the
future. A delegation of five Klamath
Fall, cltltens later made trip to
Alturas. California, and attended a
convention of the northern California
counties association and dlacusaod
plana for a tourist highway from
Alturas through the Lava Beds of
Modoc, county to Klamath Falls. This
route would furnish an Important link
of a tourist highway down the coast
cist of the Cascades and Sierra
Nevada, Cooperation with this as-
BOCtaUo,B , a commercial highway
up tho Klamath River canyon from
CreiCcnt CUy l0 Klamath Falle waa
a(o arranIC(J The tremendout d-
, of fUcn , h)f hwty t0 Klamath
, u n, ,nnnr.n aim
nnol)pr eaturo ot tno tourist work
Qf ho cub hfli bm , acUvJty n
0 nnMy organlied PaclBe North
., Tourlt Association which oro-
poses to Byitemlcally advertlto the
scenic attractions of the Northwest
with funds secured by loglslatlvo
.....l.tlni.n tlnnn at uWfWlli
HIiiruiriiiuun ujih (g,ii
director in tne association was namoa
for th'H district and a groat deal has
been i!ono since by the Club In
nort ot tho proposition among the
legislators of the state,
Fivlght Bate Reduced.
Ono of tho greatest handicaps to
this section since Its settlement, haa
been the cost or transporting con
modules to and from the outside.
with tho ndvont of the railroad
i0Vcral years ago, this wna modified,
hut the freight rates on most of tha'far easier to Interest capital for In-
commodities are still so high aa to
be detrimental to the advancement .Tho outside publicity secured by the
of the county. Many attempts tociub throughout tho year In various
re novo una snuauon nave neon luaue.waya is very wormy or note. rracii
by this and other organizations In cally every day Tor the past bIx
years past without result so that It
bocamo evident that, unaided we
could not satisfactorily cope with the
situation, Tho Commercial Club la
cooperation with the Klamath Falla
llualnci Men' Aaaoclntlon some
lime ago negollteil with n firm of
relablo rain uttorn-y of Hun Fran
clseo mid Invited llnm to rome up and
look, the altuntlon over preparatory to
iiklng for a reduction of freight The
Invitation waa aco-ptid and tit a man
meeting railed by the two orgnnlza
lion, a contract waa nrranged be
tween the attorney and the shipper
whereby the former undertook to re
duce the rales for n Mipulnted sum,
the prlnclta part lo be payable when
tho rcaultM were demonatrnted. The
Commercial Club .'it(cntti-l to roller
tlnn of the fund that were paid the
rate atlorneya and nearly n year went
by with no apparent return on
the Inveatment. decently the n-xult
of a hearing brought before the
California Railroad Commllon by
the rale attorney, win announced
bowing a reduction of about forty
per cent to all California point on
the Weed branch of the Kouthcrn
Pacific, a far greater reduction than
waa expected by the moat dptlmlatlc,
when the attorney were retained.
The declalon rendered doe not In
cude Klamath Kail o It wn made
by the California commUaloii. It I
expected however that thl city will
be Included with the other point.
"-long the line before the rate go
Into effect February tth. 1917. I
lleet Httaar ladu.try Alt met Ire.
The Induatry department of the
Club ha apent a huay year, In an
effort to build up tho community by
providing more Induitrlr nnd pay
roll. A steady effort has been made
for two year to get a beet augar
factory located In Klamath county.
Knowing that this district Is cpecl-
ally adapted to gar beet culture,
that the neceary acreage I avail -
able and rapidly Increa.lng and that
the farmers would bo able to realize
greater returns for their time and
Investment wltb a plant here, the!'
uiud nas soncieu mo attention ni
every sugar beet firm of consequence!
In the United States and the oppor
tun lie of the district presented. One
targe firm waa Interested to the extent
of planting fifty experimental tract
of beets throughout the county thli
year with the understanding that a
plant was to be Installed another
venr If the results Justified coming In.
The verdict of the company has ne:
been received but tents and estimate
made by different parties are all that
could be desired In the face of an
adverse season, so It Is hoped that the
factory will materialize next spring.
Our agricultural director wan of great
assistance In forwnrdlng thl matter.
Work for More l'ay Itolla.
Much effort was made by the In
dustrial department to reopen the
8avldge Brothers mill here as n cash
and door factory. Twice during the
year arrangements wero nearly com
pleted, but obstacles appeared which
frustrated the attempts, and the plant
will be opened In the spring ns a box
factory, employing 35 men. A
systematic campaign has been made
nlo for a packing plant, scouring
mill, woolen mill and other Indus
tries that the abundance of nw
material makes practical for this
district.
Our advantages as a manufacturing
center have been brought before tho
outside public In ever manner possible
and wo hazard the statement that no
Industry of a variety we seek to In
terest will tocnto elsewhere because
of Ignorance of opportunities here.
High School Glveai Assistance.
At this point wo wish to publicity
acknowledge the very material assis
tance furnished the Club gratis, by
the commercial department of the
Klamath County High School. Dy
typing thousanda ot letters and other
matter, the atudenta havo enabled tho
Club to do a great deal of work that
could not otherwise boon undertaken.
A number of times during tho year,
the entire department hnp boon
turned over to assisting the Club in
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in order to meet competitive offers
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made by otner cities in inducing inc
locution of Induttrlea , and to con
aup-'trallie the Industrial section of
Klamath Falls, a petition was placed
before the city council In October
asking that two tracta of ground be
set aside within tho city limits as
Industrial tracta and eliminated from
city taxes. The matter was taken
under advlspmont and no report has
been made to date. Tho advent of
the new railroad hero will mako It
dustrle needed here than heretofere:
months, Interesting development news
has appeared In the city papera
through our agency. Magazine artl
clea have been prepared and published
In every section ot the country. Liter
nture, exploitive of our resource linn
been puhllalicil and rlrrulated with
ik'.jiiiiI Idler io the lh'jiiniid of
lliiulrlv that roil li the office.
,krl ItallroMil Development
An Intimation wan made by n prom
inent flotiihern I'ntlflr official In thn
early uutiiuiu If an Initiative local
move wii mail') for the completion
of the Modoc Northern railroad from
Klamath Fa I In to Malln, the project
would probably lie undertaken In the
near future. Representative from
Merrill nnd Malln therefore, met wlth
tho Commercial Club director and,
framed n sirring litter and petition to
President Sprout with comprehemilve
tatlitics regarding traffic and ton-)
uaKe niaured by the proponed con-.
Htructlon. A committee of represen
tative men nrrangod for a confer-1
ence with I'rexldent Sproulc In San,
Francisco, Sir, flproule Inter vIslK-d
Klamath and iiiKpccted the territory
to be nerved, but left no definite word
of encouragement of early action by
hi company.
Anknl County for Aid
Relieving that the rexult of the,
club' work In the past eighteen
month wis appreciated by tho vot
er of the county, and that a move
for county maintenance of the organ
ization would be well supported, even
though a similar move at tho former
election was decidedly swamped, a
county amendment providing for one
quartcr mill levy was placed on the
ballot this fall. Owing to financial
conditions, the club was unable to
make an eitenslvo campaign In tho
Interest of the incisure, but every
way possible wn employed to awaken
Interest in the voters throughout the
r-unty The measure waa defeated
at tlie poll by a very small margin,
and while tho club members were
sorely disappointed at the verdict of.
me people, ine wonuenui increase 01
'favorable sentiment toward the weri:
since the previous election demon
strate the fact that It Is only a mat
ter of a little time until the people
of the county will grasp Iho situation
and that nt the next election the coun
ty will decide to maintain this work
by n large majority. We believe that
the question of the Club's future has
been decided by this effort, although
It will be obliged to subsist by other
means for the next two years.
Office Maintained
A public office has been maintained
throughout the year, In charge of a
mnuncer. open from nine to ten hours
dally. The heidqunrters has not only
been an Information bureau, but a
congenial meeting place, where rep
resentative men of the city and coun
ty pnther for social and business' pur
poses. Twenty-five calls a day a great
deal of the time demand the atten
Passengers
and Baggage
Anywhere in the City
Quick Service
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 187
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Company
Sensational
Offers do not effect our trade
Wood add Hay
W. E. Seehorn Company
Phone 72 622 Main Street
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tion of the representative In charge,
In addition to the mall Inquiries, CHICAGO, Jan. 24. Cupid, aa4
newspaper rorrexpondenco and other klrl who overlooked their chaace laat
matter. year, have an ardent ally ttaiay ta
no. KlnnncUl Hundlng Mr Lllzaboth Oulon Dormer, eorre-
Flnancially we are proud to say Upending secretary of the Chicago lo
th at although our mean hive been rial Club, Her duUca are to Mag?
slender, we have carefully, planned Idling awalns and blushing aU .
our expenditure, and have been able. who otherwise might never fleet, tsv
to meet nearly all outstanding obllga-pel her. Object, matrimony,
tlon, nlo paying off several hundred J The chief aim of the club, how
dollar of Chamber ot Commerce 'ever. Is to establish a middle eetttM
obligation aanumed by tho club. ibetween tho expensive ctabe aa4 the
Though hard pressed for fund at the 'r heap cabarets. The fret eefhlg t
present time, the organization has bc-jtlic organization wag attended by It
come Involved In nothing through doctors, lawyers, dentists, ttaslefjts.
vhlch It could not ee its war clear.
I If ft number of members now In ar -
rear would remit the duea they have'
subscribed, and upon which the ex
pense of the club are based, there
woud be ample funds to continue the
work. The director turn over to
their successors personal property
valued at more than 1700, all ac
quired during the present adminis
tration. We feel proud, therefore, to turn
over an organization that haa done as
much for It community as any aim-J
liar urganimiun in ine nm; inni
has Its skirts unsmircbed by
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shady political moves; that has satis -
neu wunoui compiaini me loyai sup
porters who have made Its existence
passible, and that haa emerged from
its trials and tribulations running ln
pWiaTw;
of our lap. and wish our succewor.
"high gear' and wltb a tank full of
every success on the next stage of the
trip.
Go to it.
FRED E. FLEET.
Manager Klamath Commercial Club.
M. TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
VHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT
BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL
LUSTRE AT ONCE
riray hair, however kandaome, de
lotes advancing age! We all know the
advantages of u youthful appearance.
Vour hair is our charm. It make or
nars tho face. When It fades, turns
cray and look streaked, Juat a few ap-'
plications of Sage Tea and Sulphur en
hance Ita appearance a baadred-foM.
Pont sUy grayl Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
eet from any drag store a Meat hot-.
Ue ot "Wyeta'a Sage and Sulphur Coaa
pound." which la merely the old time
recipe Improved by the addition ot oth-1
er Ingredient, Thousand ot folks!
recommend this ready-te-ese preeexa
lon. because it darkens the hair bean
itfully, beside, ao one eaa possibly
'ell, as It darkens so naturally and
fvenly. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with It, drawing thla through the
hair, taking one small strand at a time.
Qy morning the gray hair disappear:
after another application or two, Ita
natural color Is restored, and It be
comes thick, glossy and lustrous, and
vou appear years younger,
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
It la not Intended tor the cure. aalUga-
Wyeths Sage and gulpaar Cos
inn or prevention of disease. Adr.
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your wood problem for yoa.
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Underwood's Pharnutcjr
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'rnnher
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STOPCATAMtHl
NOSTMUNOMEM
aa
ir your nostril are ctogge aM
your bead la stated, aid ye eaaVt
breathe freely because of a eeM r
tw Cfnm
ADDlr a little of thla trams
septic create lato yowr eeetrtai i
,...
It penetrate Urotjgfc erarr
pasaage of yomr hea4.
healing the Inflamed, awollea
membrane and you get laetaat r4let,
Ah! bow good It feela. Tew M
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more b-adacbe, dijaees or I
for breath. Ely ' Cream stalls fc Jet
what suffere. from hea4 eeUe
catarrh need. It'a a ataUghL Astir.
Van Riper Bros.
eet Oreeerlee la the CHy
COFFEE Oelesn Mew.
Our Ceffeee are treat.
Always freeh
Lima Beans, -S. A W."
Small and Faney, per
Two cane.
Grape Jam,
Fine with ike blM.lea.
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