Klamath republican., December 10, 1908, Image 2

X«»TI( I t oll PI BI.Il 1U' \.
iu the ««uper part of Yonna. is work­ to be erected n church, There Is tn !<*a* hlng Kiniiiath Falla, which cans
D**partmelit of tlie Interior, U. 8
♦ lug at it now with the help of John- be a cemetery near the church. Our **s quite a delay. W** are In hopes
♦
1 X\A VALLEY ITEMS.
< ♦ < 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦•♦♦♦ h* Ritter, but does not know how lelgl borhood deserves credit for its that by next year wo can sec u re a l.iitul Office ul Lakeview, Oregon, No
long be can contluue lit» work, as succemful efforts to organite a ’ mall rout«* between Fort Klamath veiuh«*r 85. i»0H
'tueck went to Bonanza last
Jn
| * ml Crescent.
Illis will be possible
Notice la hereby glv<*n that Oscar
h«* bay for the horses has nearly glv- church and Sunday school.
T !<*« . *. to get a load of flour, but as •n out and none can be bought In
Di. Martin, Henry Boivin, Leslie I .«a many new selliers me taking up J Btreeier, of Klamath Falla, i>n*g*»n,
tl e fl >.i r mill has closed he was Youna Valley, as hay is very scarce Rogers aud Orb Campbell »er«* hunt I their homes here mid by summer who. on Nov. 20. I »0X. made Timber
ol llg'd to come back without it.
¡there will b<> enough patronag«* to timi Stono Application, No ositi, fot
Ing in our neighborhood Sunday.
this year.
E J. ool, of Olene, has been vis-
The large boys and girls of the uaiiant a mail service direct with Lot 8. Hoc, 8 4. Tp. 36 8. R. 7 K.
l.aun Burke, «if Bonanza, was iu
I’iag 11- ■on, 8cy Pool, of Yonna Vai- Yonna on business last week.
Summers schoo. have Invested In a 11lie county seat
1 W. M . bus Aled nolle» of Intention to
1« .
They expect to be ready
It is report**«! that the Government make tlual proof, to establish «tallii
A. K. Wagner, of th«* upper part football
Chas. llorton has returned from of the valley, »»s iu Ilonansa Tuss- In a short while to compete with any is considering a plan of benefiting to tho land above described, before
I l l visit - i California and spent Wed-
team.
thia part of Klamath County by Irrl County Clerk Klamath Co., al his of-
day.
i «lay r.I rht in Yonna.
Miss Lentil«« Hooper will l«*ave lu gating from Crescent Lake
There flee nt Klamath Fulls, Oregon, ou the
Mrs. L. M Fltch has returned to
flic I' lanza flour mill clos«*d on
her home iu Yonna Valley, after a short time for Ashland, where she have been two or three exports tn, 5th day of February. 1900
N ! ember 30th on account of not
contemplates spending several of the looking over the project, and one la
spending four days at the Falls.
tTulnianl names aa wltnoasea.
»
Ing any more wheat to grind
It will bo
C. C. Pearson, of Yonna. is supply­ winter mouths. She will be the now at one of the hikes
E. T Shortt. Tom Hinten, Fr«*d It
'lost of the farmers are holding
a groat thing for thia part of the Go«*ller, Walter llorton, all of Klam
ing the Hoaglmul Hotel at Bonanza guest of Mrs. Will Sanderson.
i
tin r wh« t for a higher price, but
W W Masten has taken the big county, If It Is Irrigated, as (his Is an uth Falls. Oregon
with chickens. She received 45 cents
ti c mil] «'id not feai able to pay a
sagebrush rake, which W. I* Mlles undeveloped country mid we don't
a piece for th«* dressed fowls.
J N. WATHON,
big'ier prp ■», so the farmers will have
Register
Tom Barcley. of th«* Reservation, has been working on, to the Jack know what we inn raise until water lx-3 2 i
to >ake ti ■Ir wheat to the Falls to came on a business trip to Yonna Horton ranch. He will begin cl«*ar- la put on It.
♦
be .ground, The day after the mill
J**s»e Strolls purcta«.*d nln<* head
lie was buying grain and necessaries lug land on that ranch right away,
c’o si tie owners had sold all had for prejiarations for Christmas.
Frank Adams has sent a hu mired of sheet» last week. He will be a
flot,.-.
Ik«» Jackson, from Tule l.ak**, was head of horses to th«* Upper Klamath sheep man sure enough. If ho keeps
Lost, strayed or stolen, one dark
I- Tail Eg rt will winter Jeff Kirk-
buy tug.
l.ak«> to be wintered.
at Godfrey Beck's ranch last week.
'brown, or nearly black mare, s years
pati 'ck's h* rsea at hts home place iu
C W. Richie has put lu a stock of . old. branded T In circle an«! hors«*
E. W Smith has taken a contract
Geo. Ritter has b«n*n buy Ing tule
the nounta ns.
hay fiom Ludwig Stvrzl at 46 per to plow and seed 100 acres for Major dry goods ami groceries at Roslautl I shoe on left shoulder; half circle over
Wm. Fir. kus. who has been put
This will give us some competition, 2 l«*ft still**; bar 3. connected, right
Worden.
ton.
to y i»t In.- nvenlence by his well go-
Flank Adams sent 110 head of cat­ ami the customers will derive tin* I houlder.
Should
have suckling
Ing ïry, is now digging a new well
tle to the Masten ranch last week to benefit from it.
1 colt.
with tt. help of Walter Simpson. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦eeeeeeeeeee ♦ ♦ be wintered.
C W Richie la circulating a poll | One buy marc, black mane and tall,
♦
M Mill i Ml NEWS
Mr. .'M . kus is going to get a well ♦
Miss I.enule Hooper la spending Hoti for a money order post office at chitnkey build, 3 years old, brniid>*d
♦ ♦
drii:; IK n.a< ’line to dig it to a great ♦ ♦ ♦
This Is something badi) Q on left hip. bar 3, eotinoi ti'il. right
r *veral weeks at the Falls with Miss Rosland.
A new fence has been put around
de;
needl'd In this remote section.
Essie Crana,
¡shoulder.
4» reward for rotli.n of
J «Vil.ion. of Bly, and J. C. Smith, our school yard. The yard has been
We hml a light snowfiill on Satur
II Anderson is plowing I In* Ab**l
either; or rousouublo reward tor llieli
if
igjat
'alls, who are witnesses leveled, and the old wood shed mov­ Ady place at Midlaud
He gets fl day. Sunday and Monday, Nov 21-22-
whereabouts.
or t «ear F North on his timber ed. Lumber has been hauled for a i an acre.
123.
it melted as Main as the sun
M II BEEBE.
• tad. . stay«'I over night at Hilde- ue» wood shed.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Short have mov- shone on It.
Klatuatli Falls, Orc
1
I
26
21*
rt:_l Wsdn sday night.
I J. C. Smith has moved to the Frinì ed fur the winter ou their ranch near
Th«* new school house In the Ros-
The went' er has made many chmig- ■ Melhase ranch.
I land district 1» almost ready for <x*-
Archie Colston's.
ct i.; .'oana Valley the last few days.
NOTH i: Ftill 1*1 Bl.It I ITo\.
Erickson A Petterson are getting
Mr Simpson and Mr. Seeds hav<* cupancy. Mr. Fordham, th«» teacher,
* x-’
»cautlful summery weather to along nicely with their ditch cou- brought twenty head of horses from Is anxious to try teaching lu a house
Department of tho Interior. U. S
. s1.
rainy spell, and then a light tract.
I
Office at Lakeview,
Oregon,
Little Shasta to the Ankeny ranch built according t<* the new plans tor Land Uttlce
21. l»0S.
r wv..
’
October
1
school
tlOUSi'H
There are over 90 books in our to be wintered.
Yf-ivu
ll of fLinaosu
r» »d Hen-
Notice is hereby given that Bessie
Max» -11
Bonanza a and
Alex Findley Is ill at his home
Chas. Horton is feeding 1000 head
library now.
'
Carlisle,
uuw Bessie Johuatou, of
rr Vf< uls of Pine Flat were at the
has
on Long Prairie. He
a compll-
i Master John Darroch is again en- of rattle on the Ankeny ranch
Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, on Jan-
r xk ;anch this week buying oats,
cated
case
of
heart
and
lung
trouble
Prof
Swan,
our
school
superin
­
' rolled as one of our studeuts. From
tl s i. ,ner buying 1000 pound», and I the broad smile wnlch he wears we tendent. visited the school on Nov I He is reported better at this writing I uary 23, 1901, made Homestead En-
'
er
1900
pounds.
t. » i
A very goo«! crowd attended the t y. No. 3203. (Serial No. 0711). for
judge that John has concluded that 21 and again on Nov 30. He brought
SWINE’,. bE’«NW't. S.xtlun 2 *.
Li.
ig Sterxl of Yonna Valley Is'
‘there is “no place like home after the new library books. We enjoyed >dance at Roaland. on Thanksgiving
T. 37 8. R 9 E. W. M., has filed
1 .nlii
ro-ks for a foundation for
¡all.'*
I the superintendent s talks and visits night
notice of intention to mal*« filial five
Lu u
bam.
J.
N.
Masten
and
W
J
lltght«>w*r
very
much,
and
hojie
he
will
com«*
J. D. Hooper has gone to Swan
. Pearson went to Bonanza
tuad** a business trip to Beud, start year proof, to establish claim to the
'Lake, rfe will return to the ranch again.
.’ on business and from there
TI.. .
land abovt* described, before County
Ing
Thanksgiving day.
Ex-Supt.
J.
O,
Wight
was
out
to
I in a -few days.
112«
t
to xlamath Falls Friday,
Clerk
Klamath Co. nt 111« **ffii>>, nt
Charles Graves has sown u patch
W. A. Slii.s has moved to Swan visit I. is rauch at Midland last w cek.
»st of the pupils of Hilde-
Klatiinlh Falls, Oregon, on tho 23th
A
of timothy by way of experiment, He
Lake.
’- -«u.
ue quite a distance to school
day of January, 1909.
♦ ♦ ♦ will irrigate It and see what It will
Master Oak Boggs went huntlug ♦ ♦ ♦
Claimant names as witnesses
as ! th« weather is now getting bad.
FOE VALLEY ITEMS.
♦ |*lo on upland
He has been success­
last week and killed four white geese ♦
Ben Car«lsle, A M Jamison, Thus
to S cf ' he people have been obliged
♦
♦
♦
|fu!
in
raising
♦ « ♦
clover three feet or Staton. Ashley lluach. all of Klamath
Lennie Hooper, our former corre-
to yep *. ici: ll’tle ones at home. Mrs.
I more high ut an altitude of 41 S3 F'alis. Oregon.
Y*. Kc! took ber two children froui spondent, has b«»en withdrawn from
It Kas been cloudy and the people
feet A few mor** people who will ex­
school on account of sickness. Her
J. N. WATSON.
31 tt ? last of the month.
ar«* exp«*eting a snow storm.
periment »OUld be acceptable In thia 10 29-12 17
brother,
Austin
Hooper,
Register
has
been
tl
1 Ege t. in tl e upper part of Yon-
The Moore brothers butchered
part of th«* country.
''a'.li •. raised quite a-few apples chosen in her place.
hogs in thr«»e hours Thursday.
C. Barnes will finish his contract
The new sawmill at Masten'» ranch
d
Ht MMONN.
> this year. This shows that
P. H. Gray has sold his Interest In
on the Johnson place in a few days.
lias
a hard time keeping lumber
<. Ki
be rals *d in Yonna Valley.
the Poe Valley threshing machine to
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Mr. Homer and Nelson Smith have
enough saw**d to supply the demand Oregon, for the Count» of Klamath
S3. I orton made a business trip
Mr Berling.
moved
to
the
Al.
Melhase
ranch
for
Albeit SCur. Plulnllff. VS W. II
e X amath Indian Reservation
Miss Ethel Hughes went to Klam­ lolp Is very hard to get and they have
May, Defendant. Action at last to
Th i sdz.V, where he has some cattle, the purpose of plowing 160 acres of ath Falls Monday to visit ber aunt, to run with a short crew. Mr. High recover
monov.
tower is an experienced sawmill man
I L. Simpson went to Klatnath land.
Mrs. G. K. Van Riper.
To W. II. May. the above named de­
John
Depew
has
finished
plowing
Fs i Esiirday for bls winter sup-
fendant:
8 H Griffith went to the Faits last and Mr. Masten has «pent the greater
the Judge Willits ranch.
part of his life In the woods.
In tho name of the State of Oregon,
pii
Saturday.
you are hreby required to app< ar aud
E. W. Smith baa finished plowing
Farmer
Green,
the
clothing
drum
­
Z. ■aa Weidman is building a fence
For«»»t Thompson started for Cali­
answer th«» .complaint fll«*<l against
on the Ankeny ranch.
aro
! tis place.
He bought the
fornia Saturday, where he expects to mer, laid over at Crescent thia week, you In the above entitled action on
James Dixon continues to ba il
and went Ashing on the Deschutes or before the 2 4lh day of December,
pc-/ fr-.n Karl .'dams of the moun-
• pend the winter.
hay to town.
1 ■'"*'. that being the date of the last
tai;
There was a dance given at the River on Thanksgiving day.
pubibatlon of this summons and th>>
Mr. Clendenning and Mr. Baley
O 1 n. of Fort Klamath, passed
(Gardner home Friday evening.
A
♦
time within the defendant Is require*)
« L*--
a ...
were out hunting, but did not get any
is Yonna Thursday.
good time was reported.
Ito answer as fixed by the order for
game.
Almost
three-quarters
of
a
million
publication of thia summons, and If
ut I iskey, of Swan Lake, was
Mr. Berling has purchased four
Jack Horton is having his horses
lollars will be the gross receipts from you full so to appear arid answer the
*•* 1
. Ss ith's of Yonna last week
hors««» from Will Sims.
,
¡shod at the .Masten ranch.
f Mr. and Mrs. Chas W. Lewis of the Texas onion crop this year. Had plaintiff will take Judgment against
for
• ri? ;*ose of buying cattle.
W.
T.
Darrach.
foreman
of
the
An
­
it not been for an excess of rainfall, you for th«* Ht.ni <*f 4447 «.'*.
i
» D: w is now staying oa his
Lone Pine visited Mrs. I>*wis’ parents,
and that th«* Northeast quarter of
ho;.
*-J aear his mother's home keny ranch, is having the checks on |Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffith, Saturday which materially damaged recent the Southeast quarter of S««ctlon 31,
that ranch plowed down.
shipments. It is expected the earnings Township 40, South of Rang** X East.
pls.'*.
and Sunday.
Chas.
Horton
will
bring
100
head
would easily have reached 11,000 Willamette Meredlan, Klamath Coun­
rs. I. H. D: ¡»coll. H. L. Hol-
Mrs Mark and daughter. Alberta,
ty, Oregon, held under attachment In
of cattle to the Ankeny ranch to feed
U00.
d
flit
zi. W* *>ds recently pur-
this action, be sold to satisfy th** said
visited in the Falls Saturday and Sjtn
next
week.
♦
ehr.
sum of 4447.65 and Inter««»! thereon
an xported French coach .
day.
Jim Newman has been over to
from th«* 24th day of August, I to«,
hör
r •
sum of 14000 from the* : Merrill.
Mr and Mrs. J. R Short visited ,
and plaintiff's costs and dlib.iiM*
ag-*:»- * 1
ghlin Eros.
nients of this action.
Our teacTer, Miss Garrison, closed Mrs. Short’s brother, Frank Wallis |
5
1.
. of Ely, catne to the
and family, near Bonanza, Saturday '
This summons Is piil>llah»*l In the
our
school
for
a
day
this
week
and
B'.'
u ' Jis w k to get a great
and Sunday.
Klamath Republican, a weekly liews-
visited
the
tc-'.n
schools.
pitp«*r printed and published nt Klstn-
c .’ ain. < k .’ s . rye and wheat
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Roberts, Mr.
Will Humph: y has Just finished Elder and Dick Rosaall went to the |
ath Fall«. Oregon, by order dated
13 b .ruling for Lewis Gerber, j
November IIth, I90M, made by the
butchering seven head of hogs. w.
of *
Falls Saturday.
Hon. G.-orge Noland, Judge of the
W.
Masten
is
now
butchering.
c
Zsiû? ■1', of Bonanza, was at
above entitled court, requiring sum-
Mr and Mrs. Lafe VanMeter vlslt-
f tl "
Morgan
Smith
and
Tom
Brown
are
inons to be published for six consec-
xk
n h la st week buying i
-d in Merrill Tuesday.
hauling lumber to Major Worden's
utlve weeks beginning on the 12th
A
leir ranch was recently
The School Literary Society bad
day of November, 1906.
Mr. * g by they are now dls- ranch near Worden for the building ,their usual program and elected new
F. II MILLS.
of a large barn.
t
• other p'roperty.
Altorney for Pininud.
officers, viz.:
Raymond VanMeter,
Elmer Newton and his father, U.S.
Drew, of Yonna, went
¡president; Myrtle Marcho, vlce-presl-
e l'i'-sday to take her Newton, are hauling hay to the White |dent; Ira Roberts, secretary; Hazel
DEPARTMENT <»l I III IVI I.IU »It,
and wo children to Lorel- ranch for the railroad camp.
'Griffith, treasurer; Earl VanMeter,
E. W. Smith has improved the
V. (? ! met at Bonanza by
«••argent at arma.arid Charley Huglies
General Land Office, Washington, D
■ looks of his ranch by building new
>T • ,
< .. November 2, 190S. NOTH E OF
i librarian.
'
corrals.
,S"I (»RATION OF PUBLIC I.XNDH
Few people her«» know that yo*:
V
lobim« n, teacher at
Clyde and Roy VanMeter of Merrill
TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY
H. L. Boggs and E. W. Smith are
•
an
cure
that
dread
A.iieiuan
dis
ides s .ffering from a
passed through the valley Saturday
Notice is hereby glv«-s that the Art-
going over to Frank Adams to got J
«•ase, Rheumatism, will) Just commo»; |lng Secretary of the Interior has va-
•e< -Ived by the recent
on their way to the Falls.
some tree» to plant in the school
r>
ffered the disappoint­
Rev. Nortridge preached two very every-day drugs found in any drug |cated departmental order of with­
drawal In so far as the same affects
t c ing to go on the in- yard.
interesting sermons Sunday. He will store. The prescription Is so slmpl«*
We have sent for some seeds with
that any one can prepare It at home the withdrawal for Irrigation purpos-
M L
o her sister, Mias
preach here the first Sunday of each
es under the act of June 17. 1902
at small cost. It is made up as fol­ , <32 Stat , 3SS), for iiho In connection
ol.i on, who has lately which to make a flower garden in our month at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
■yard
this
spring.
The
yard
has
al-
c
4 tiand and is now
Mrs. John VanMet-i has b,-,,n vis­ lows: Get ffom any good prescrip­ with the Klamath Project, Oregon, of
the following described lands in the
»col In the Gale district, ¡ready been plowed for the garden.
iting friends in Dairy. Miss Elsie tion pharmacy Fluid Extract Dande­
State of Oregon, and by his authority
Will Darach has yet to plow 110
lion,
om
-half
ounce;
Compound
Kur-
•n b 'Uglie about 200 lbs.
Oden accompanied her home.
such of said traits as have not been
acres on the Ai keny ranch.
f;o: i Mr. Weldman, for
Joe Taylor and family, of Clone, gon, one ounce; Compound Syrup heretofore finally restored and arc
| Charlie Wright, who Is feeding ent­
of Yalnax.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by not otherwise withdrawn, reserved,
itle for Charles Horton, went to town
' shaking in a bottle and take Iq tea- i or appropriated, will bo subject to
? . . who va3 Inquiring
Moore.
today to lay in w inter supplies.
spoonful doses after each meal and settlement under the public land laws
tty, tied bix horse to a
I Will T. Darach will soon kill some
■
at
bedtime. These are all simple in- of the United States on and after
■nt nto the house. A
♦
February 2, 1909, but shall not be
♦ ♦
twenty hogs for winter.
Igredlents,making
an absolutely iiarin- subject to entry, filing, or seluctlon
1 ■
he looked out and
♦
♦
We are soon to get the remainder
! less home remedy at little cost.
until March 1, 190», nt the United
1 ■ se 1 ad caught bls
♦
♦ ♦
of our library books which Mr. Wil­
Rheumatism, uh every one knows, States land office at. Lakeview, Ore­
■
.n*l had choked to
liams took to Lorella school through
Charles Graves, of Crescent, was Is a symptom of deranged kidneys, gon, warning being expressly given
that no person will be permitted to
: mistake.
kicked on both legs Just above the i It is a condition produced by the fall- gain or exercise any right whatever
Port Klamath, was
i Jas. Sayers Is working 80 horses knees, by a horse.
Rheumatism Is ure of the kidneys to properly Alter under tiny sett lenient or occupation
Gray's, In the up-
on the railroad grade.
combining with the natural results, J or stiaiu from the blood the uric acid begun after October 28, 190-:, and
Va!!-y, Thursday, J Ben Rosencrans U cooking for the
and causing him great difficulty In and other matter, which, if not erad­ prior to February 2, 190», all such
Friday.
settlement or occupation being for­
¡crew of E. W. Smith.
walking. He was kicked Thursday, icated, either in the urine or through bidden.
Willamette Principal Meri­
»topped at Yonna ( Sunday school at Spring Lake November 19 th.
the skin pores, remains in the blood, dian. T. 40 8., R. 9 E, S'i of Sec-'
hea I of cattle be- school house was enjoyed Sunday by
Frank Hamner Is hauling hay for decomposes and forms about the tfon 24.
Lewis Gerber and all attending. Rev. Johnson, of Mer- George Boles, proprietor of the new Joints and muscles, causing untold FRED DENNETT, Commissioner of
the General Land Office.
II was taking them ! ril, officiated.
barn at Rosland.
suffering and deformity of rheuma- FRANK PIERCE, Acting Secretary
rat h where the herd
H. L. Boggs sold ten tons of hay to
Very few ut the people of the tlstn.
of tho Interior.
’ r 11 Mr. Horton’s cal­ I Al. Melhase at 112.50 per ton.
southern part of Klamath County re­
This prescription Is said to be a 11-19-1-21
ali' .i to Merrill to be
Fred C. Smltn bas moved on the alize the growing Importance of this splendid healing, cleansing and In-
Al. Melhase place.
section of the county. We have al­ vlgoratlng tonic to the kidneys, and
RINGBONE CURED.
. who has taken the
John Koontz has given an acre of ways seemed far removed from the gives almost immediate relief In all
Ringbone horses cured or no pay.
sb building the dam his ranch, which Is two miles from rest of the county, even our mall hav­ forms of bladder and urinary trou­
E. THOMPSON.
and Jasper Bennett Spring Lake school, upon which Is ing to go to Lakeview first before bles and backache.
1l-19-4t
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Mil li E.
,
;
Volili.
♦
BENSON i STONE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
. Iiiitrii'iiy Bank
and Truni Bldg.
KtAMATH
FAILS
•
OREGON
C. C. BROWER
ATTORNEY ANO
COUNSELOR AT LAW
kLAMATII FAI.IJ4, OREGON
ROOMSTAB. MURDOCK HlDG
DR. WM. MARTIN
DENTIST
WILL A. LEONARD
DENTIST
\\ lihru* - Ifc/ha**? Building
DR
C.
P.
MASON
DENTIST
Offios tn American Hank A Trust Coca
pauy's Building
PHONE 614
aiaMStH FALLS
OREGON
2500 Acres Free
The Lakeside company has 2500 acre»
of land under the AI »'n« ditch that it
will give RENT FREE for one year.
Thia Include« the u-** of the land and
water
Th«* renter must clear and
place the land in cultivation. The rent­
er gets all th«* crop l>ut We rr»rro* the
right to pMaiurc ih<- stubble.
Th«* l.ake»ide Company.
J Frank Adami*. Manager,
Merrill. Oregon.
FRANK IRA WHITE
THE LAND MAN
List your land fur sale with this
office; we have buyers fur ail
classes of Klamath County
property.
Enterprise Iracts
The only acreage adjacent to
K lamsth-F«Us f.*r sale in small
• "«■ « More than a score of
ihsiii I v have secured sites for
h uies.
Mills Addition lots
are the brat buys on the market
FRANK IRA WHITE
f*HE LAND MAN
MAY WIPE IT
OFF THE EARTH
A Simple Home-Made Treat3
ment Said to Overcome
Rheumatism
j
CHRISTMAS
NUMBER
You sh»ul<l rend "The W<>mnn'» In
vaaion”; it's powerful sn«l disturb­
ing, but i ’• your busine s, ami bound
to come home to you man or woman.
And you should see "Th«* Child'»
Christmas Tree," sparkling color
and verse, almost a complete little
gift-hock in itself.
Thors’* the makings of a sermon, a
speech, a laugh, or a debate in every
number of Evr.itvnoKY's.
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