Rain and Mud.
The rainy season has set in and the
time to buy rubber goods, warm under­
wear and hosiery has arrived. I am pre­
pared to supply your wants in ladies'
and children's rubbers, umbrellas, rub­
ber boots for men ami boys. Selz shoes
have caught on in great shape in Yam­
hill county; 1 have had to send in large
reorders already this season, having sold
so many more of my winter supply than
I had expected to sell so early in the
season. A nobby line of ladies’and chil­
dren’s capes and jackets on display, I
have everything to make people com­
fortable for the winter. A large line of
manufacturer's samples of blankets has
just arrived which will be sold very low.
Two new clerks on deck this week and
we will try to give everyone good ser­
vice during the rush. C. C. MURTON.
LOCAL NEWS.
Dr. Frank R. Crons of Salem was the
guest of Dr. Arthur S. Cooper this week.
Bring your liest butter ami fresh eggs
to Wal lace & Walker and get their worth
in cash or mdse.
J. W. Gilbaugh of Amity will have a
public sale on Oct. 2d, after which he
intends to remove to Portland.
The best values to be had in ink and
pencil tablets aud school supplies at the
Racket store.
a.
*» K'fafc.
Slops Hie <oual> aud
the Cold.
Rev. Fields of Philomath was a visitor
iu town over Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Watts is visiting her sis­
ters at Forest Grove, Mrs. Large aud
Mrs. Bailey.
Mr. W. W. Smith has purchased the
property where Mr. Sam Layman now
resides.
Rev. Lockhart of the M. E. church
preached his farewell sermon here on
last Sunday.
•
Rev. Hurd and wife have returned
from their pleasure trip. Rev. Hurd is
tnucll improved in health.
The public school commences next
Monday with Prof. J. Blough as princi­
pal and Miss Flora Blough, Miss Sarah
Bates and Miss Williams as assistants.
The recent rain has caused quite a de­
lay in the work at the locks.
Felix Dorris of Tillamook City is
looking up old acquaintances this week.
John Thompson is back again on a
visit.
The Johnson hotel has quite a num­
ber of visitors this week taking advan­
tage of tile mineral springs, which are
pronounced by all as being the best in
the state.
Rev F. Fisher started for Sweet Home
this week to assist Rev. E. Lowner,
whose health is failing.
While Frank Sliirer was splitting a
stick of wood last week he struck his
hand, cutting the end of his thumb ofl
and cutting the flesh to the bone of his
forefinger.
While working on the locks, Willie
O’Connor had the misfortune to tear
the nail off one of his fingers, cutting
the flesh to the bone on the opposite
side of the nail.
The contest for the gold medal given
by the W. C. T. U, will be held in the
Evangelical church on Friday at 8
o’clock p. in.
Summary of Auuunient.
Horka Oil
I-axative Brono-Quinine Tablets cures
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
25 cents.
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Hirin t or Male.
212 acres, one-half under cultivation.
Good land. Price very reasonable. I Jj
miles from Carlton. Inquire of Mrs M.
J. Carl, Carlton.
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Capilul Normal t and Correspond»
euee School, Salem. Oregon.
Normal, Academic, Business, Civil
Service, Mechanical Drawing, College
Preparatory. The Home Study depart­
ment offers you a rare chance to spend
your evenings pleasantly and profitably
in fitting yourself for your life work.
I-’all term begins Sept. 30, 1901.
Address,
J. J. K rapb , Prin.,
Salem, Or.
sinner
sheep 10 Let tin
I have 70 head of good ewes to let on
shares.
J. E. C ronin ,
Gopher, Ore.
Of Yamhill county. State of Oregon, for
the year l'Jbl, as finally equallized by the
county board of equalization, and tiled in
county clerk’s office 011 Septemtier 21, 1901,
by J M Yocum, county assessor.
Acres tillable land 11814S, value 41982140
Acres of nou-tillable lands
275648.................................. value 683300
Improvements on deeded or
patented lands.................
•*
378545
Town and city lots
215720
Improvements on town and
city lots....................................
868180
Improvements on land not
deeded or patented
“
10765
Miles of railroad bed, 59.21
“
175535
The Kind You Have Always Bought, aud which has been
Miles of telegraph and tele­
iu use for over 30 years, has borne the s::;n..! <tre ol
phone lines
148.21
“
8670
Numberof dogs
.
30
“
935
_uiul litis been made nitder hi« per-
Rolling stock and depot
XX. j//S sonal supervision since its inlancy .
grounds and improvm’is
“
26789
Allow no one to deceive jmt in this.
Steamboats, sailboats, sta-
tionery engines and Mtg
All Counterfeits, Imitations atid Substitutes arc !>. I l-x-^
machinery
.........
’•
39105
pertinents that trifle with and endanger the lt<-..!th oi
Merchandise and stock in
trade............................
"
177940
Infants and Children—Experience against llxperiiticni.
Farming implements, wag­
ons, carriages, etc
"
99020
Money, notes and accounts
“
437250
Number shares of stock 916
“
88410
Household furniture jewel­
ry, watches, etc................
“
152365
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, 1‘aregori ,
Horses and mules
5074
“
133240
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. Iv
Sheep and goats .
29X40
"
60170
Cattle................ ............. «160
“
128875
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other N irnitii’
Swine
..................... 4403 “
12275
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys NX orms
What is CASTO F:’A
and allays Feverishness. It Hires Diarrhiea and U iiul
Gross value all property
$5177249
Exemptions •
415615
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures < misi.patzon
Total
value
of
taxable
property
as
finally
Seventy-five head of young Cotswold equalized by the county board of equaliza­
anil Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlia
ewes, of high-class breeding quality, all tion
..........
... $4731634
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
of which I will sell for $5 each. Enquire
The Children’s Panacea-Tile Mother’s Friend.
The great carnival, which opens in
of
M. W. P otter , Gopher, Or.
Portland on September 20th and contin­
farm f or Sale.
ues until October 19tb, 1901, will be well
Two hundred acres near Carlton, Yam­ worth a visit to the metropolis. Exhib­
hill county, Or., 170 acres under plow, its of agricultural and horticultural pro­
30 acres in clover, 25 acres timothy. ducts, mining and manufacturing indus­
Good 10 room house, barn and other tries, athletic exercises,
a
horse­
The state fair doesn’t, seem to be
out-buildings, wind pump, good family show at which feats of horsemanship
planned ahead according to the moon.
orchard and plenty of small fruit. This and the various forms of fancy riding
This has been a very unlucky week for
is one of the most desirable farms in the will be seen, and a magnificent military
the management.
county. Will sell with or without stock tournament, participated in by picked
You get the best values in hats, shoes,
and all farm implements, or will sell companies from the Oregon National
corsets, hosiery, oil cloth, ribbons, lace
and embroidery, tinware and notions,
north 100 acres, including improve­ Guard, are a few of the attractions at the
at the Racket Store.
ments. Reason for selling, ill health of carnival this year. The Southern Pacific
Rev. A. L. Platt and wife and Prof.
my wife. For particulars address
Co. will sell tickets at low rates for this
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, MFtVYC'K CITY.
Kline returned Saturday from their out­
38-4
F. M. Y ork , Carlton, Or.
occasion, and will also run a special ex­
ing at Woods, where they had a most en­
cursion from Ashland to Portland and re­ II
farm For Rale.
Cuts mid llniiae, Quickly Healed.
joyable camping season.
turn,stopping at all intermediate stations,
The
Kesterson
farm of 79Jj acres lji the date and rates for which will be an­
Chamberlain's pain balm a|q,lied to a
When you want a pleasant physic try
the new remedy, Chamberlain’s stomach cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury miles west of North Yamhill, every foot nounced hereafter.
and liver tablets. They are easy to take will instantly allay the pain and heal the of it clear, 10 acres in prunes, good house
and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. parts iu leHH time than any other treat­
CITATION.
ment. Unless the injury is very severe and barn. Go and see the property and
Samples free at Howortli’s drug store.
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it w ill not leave a sear. Pain balm also make me an offer for it.
The Independence paper tells of the cures rheumatism, sprains, swelling and
In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
J ohn W. L oder , Oregon City, Or.
departureof Charles Staats and wife from lameness. For sale by Howorth & Co.
the County of Yamhill. '
In
the matter of the Estate
that city recently leaving unpaid bills to
Notice Io the Public.
of
the amount of over $4,000. Their where­
M lllinl. NOTES.
Joseph Kloucheck, a minor.
I have engaged J. A. Frisbie as local
To
Joseph
Kloucheck,
Mary Kloucheck, next
abouts are not known.
manager of my lumber yard located at
kin of said ward, and to all other heirs of said
Prominent schools in Yamhill county the old foundry site, McMinnville. He of
ward
and
next
of
kin,
and
to all persons inter­
Have you a sense of fullness in the
will he pleased to figure with you on all ested in the estate of said ward : You and each
region of your stomach after eating? II are supplied as follows with teachers:
of
you
are
hereby
notified
that
the County Court
Par Value $i Per Share, Paid Up and Non-Assessable.
North Yamhill—Fred North, princi­ house bills or smaller orders.
bo you will lie benefited by using Cham­
above named did on the 24th day of August,
1901,
make
the
following
order
in said estate, to- A. C. Churchill, Pres.
i8m6
A. T rudell .
Dr. H. J. Littlefield, Vice l’res.
A. P. Oliver, Sec’y
berlain’s stomach and liver tablets. They pal, H. F. Wilson and Emma Gordon.
wit:
J. C. Colcord, Treas. Clarence Butt, Attorney. Bank of Newberg, Depository
also cure belching and sour stomach
Carlton—W. H. Kingery and Lena t iiri-il of Chronic Diarrhoea After
In
the
matter
of
the
Estate
August
24,1901.
They regulate the bowels too. Price, L$>
DIRECTORS:
of
Pagenkopf.
Thirty Year« of Suffering.
cents. Sold by Howorth & Co.
Joseph Kloucheck, a minor.
B. C. Miles,
S. M. Calkins,
N. E. Britt
C. A Hodson
Lafayette—-John Blough, Flora Blough,
OW at this day comes Charles Kliucheck
“I enflered for thirty years with diar­
H. J. Littlefield,
A. P. Oliver,
Clarence Butt, J. C. Colcord,
as the duly appointed, qualified and act­
Sarah Bates and Myrtle Williams.
rhoea aud thought I was paBt being
A. C. Churchill
ing guardian of Joseph Kloucheck, said minor,
cured,” says John fe. Halloway, of ami tiles in this court his written, verified peti­
White Cloud—Ida Pagenkopf.
tion
for
the
sale
of
the
real
property
of
said
French Camp, Miss. “I had spent so minor which is described as follows, to-wit:
It was supposed that every man iu Yamhill county would give a few
Bellevue—Orilla Peters.
much time and money and suffered so
Beginning at the northeast corner of the Peter dollars to know what a drill would find, so the lands containing true indica­
Dundee- Chas. Hodson and Miss much that I had given up all hopes of
Sax land in the north boundary of the donation
Wolfe.
recovery. I was so feeble from the ef­ land claim of Samuel Cozine in township 4 tions were secured to the extent of some 2500 acres, a company organized
fects of the diarrhoea that I could do no south, range 4 west, in Yamhill county, Oregon, and stock offered at 50 cents x share, with the idea that land owners in par­
Durham district—Versa Keen.
and running thence east (var. 20-30 east) 7:52
Thurber
—Ora Ladd of Amity. kind of labor, could noteven travel, but chains to the northwest boundary of lands for­ ticular would respond by investing $10, $20 or $50 each, and by a co-opera­
by accident I was permitted to find a merly belonging to W. I). McDonald: thence tive move develop this industry. By this method there would be no indi­
Canfield
—Nettie Dickenson.
with said McDonald’s lands 8.20chains to
bottle of Chamberlain’s colic, cholera south
a fir 12 inches in diameter; thence west 7:52 vidual burden. It was supposed that any number of men would give at
Dayton Prairie district—Lena Stil- and diarrhoea remedy, and after taking chains
to the southeast corner of said Peter Sax
Scott’s Emulsion is not a well.
several Imttles I am entirely cured of land; thence north 8:20 chains to the place of least something to know what might be the conditions existing underneath.
are undoubtedly a great number of men who would give outright
beginning,
good medicine for fat folks. Bal Dodson will teach the Whiteson that trouble. I am so pleased with the or less. containing 6.17 acres of land, more There
much larger sums than would be expected under this plan to know that
result that I am anxious that it be in
And
it
appearing
to
the
court
that
said
minor
We have never tried giving it school the coming winter.
reach of all who suffer as I have.” For is indebted in the sum of 1397.06, and that the these lands were covering a true oil find. Why should not such people sub­
only means of paying said indebtedness is to scribe for a few shares of our stock and make it possible for the company to
sale by Howorth & Co.
sell said property, and that it is therefore nec­
to a real fat person. W e don’t
equip itself for a full development and go ahead with the work as they are
essary to sell the same.
It is therefore ordered by the court that Tues­
dare. You see Scott’s Emul­
CASTOniA.
day, the »th day of October, 1901, at the hour of doing and have done in other sections.
This is a legitimate proposition; there is no fake about it. There is no
o’clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
/)The Kind You Hate Always Bought one
sion builds new flesh. Eat This nignature is on every box of the genuine Bears the
court room in the court house at McMinnville, other way of making a development; no one person will tackle it. By a
Oregon, l>e, and the same is, set as the time and
place to hear said petition, and this order shall united effort only can the work be carried on. This is not a stock scheme.
people don’t want it. Strong Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
be served by publication for four weeks in the You are as much interested as any one, and the method adopted bv this
the remedy that enres a cold in one day
Yamhill
County Reporter, a weekly newspaper
people don’t need it.
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published at McMinnville, Oregon, on Joseph company to secure funds is the only one known that is at all practical to
Kloucheck
and Mary Kloucheck who are the
DEPUTY STOCK INSPECTORS.
But if you are thin Scott’
next of kin of said ward as well as all persons handle a large numberof small sums that in the aggregate will he sufficient
(ÌOPHEK
interested in said estate.
R. P. BIRD,
to complete the work. Why not make up your minds, send whatever you
Emulsion is the medicine lot
Judge.
Notice is hereby given that I have ap­
feel able or willing, to the Secretary or the Bank of Newberg, and secure
Now,
therefore,
Jatnes Agee of Sodaville was a visitor pointed the following deputy stock in­
you. It doesn’t tire you out. at E. H. Taylor’s Sunday and Monday. spectors
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. stock par value of $1 per share, fully paid and non-assessable. for 50c each.
for Yamhill county:
1 You and each of you are hereby cited and
We now have about one hundred stockholders, but we should have a
to appear at the court house at Mc­
There is no strain. The work The school begins next Monday with John Redmond, South McMinnville required
Minnville, Oregon, at the county court room thousand. Just think of it; only one hundred mon in Yamhill count y to date
precinct
;
postotlice
address
McMinnville.
McNeill as teacher.
thereof, on the 8th day ot October, 1901, at the
is all natural and easy. You Miss
Abe Blackburn, Checowsn precinct; hour of one o’clock in the afternoon of said day, subscribing to and purchasing stock in »company formed for the purpose of
F. M. Stow has decided to remain on postotlice address North Yamhill
to show cause, if any there be, why a license to
just take the medicine and his own place until next spring. The Chas. Mitchell, Amity precinct; post- sell said real property should not be granted to making a practical demonstration as to the existence of coal or oil—its rid-
said guardian as prayed for in said petition.
talk for awhile was that he would oc­ oflice address Amity.
Witness the Hon. R P. Bird, Judge of the culous. We have told you all about the company's plans, the discovery of
that’s all there i to it.
M.
W.
POTTER,
County
Court of the State of Oregon, for the indications, the development to a depth of 90 feet, the examination by geol­
cupy the residence of I. Lambright.
of Yamhill, with the seal of said court
Stock inspector for Yamhill Co., Or. County
The next thing you know Jasper Agee and E. H. Taylor left for
atfixed, this 24th day ot August, A, D. 1901.
ogists and experts, the positive find of coal and the sure indications of oil.
R. P BIRD.
you feel better—vou eat both r McMinnville Monday to serve on the
Judge.
All our indications are positive, the same formations and conditions that
(L. 8 )
Attest: J. H. NELSON,
County Clerk.
suggested development work in Pennsylvania, Texas and California.
—and you weigh more. It is jury during circuit court.
BY JRA NEUSON, Deputy.
The hoppickers have all returned
a quiet worker.
home. Most of them leel well satisfied
NOTICE OF ADÜ1INI8TRATOR19
Send for five sample.
with their earnings.
SALE.
SCOTT & SOWN I ( ’berm i
, . i’ irl St . N. Y.
The rain which came the first of the
and i i oo; all druggist«
J acob W ortman , Pres.
E d H endricks , Vice Pres.
week was a dampener on the prune and
OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Sores and Ulcers never lieconie chronic
J ohn W ortman , Cashier.
A rthur M c P hillips , Asst. Cashier
administrator ot the estate of Theodore H.
Imp men. The farmers were well satis­ nnless the blood is ill |>oor condition — is
Gilbert, deceased, under, by virtue of and pur­
sluggish, weak and unable to throw ofl suant to an order of the county court of Yamhill
fied with it.
the {Kiisons that accumulate in it. The county, state of Oregon, made and dated Sep­
Mrs, J. Evenden and son Sam left svsteni must I k ' relieved of the unhealthy tember 3dt A. D 1901. authorizing, licensing
empowering him so to do, will at McMinn­
Friday last for their respective schools. matter through the sore, and great danger and
ville, in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, from
Of McMinnville, Oregon.
horm* And poor look
to life would follow should it heal before andaftatths flth day< n October, \ D ¡• ah , pro
The
former
resumes
her
position
as
Ing U m r n ** mm I« t tie
ceed to sell at private sale for cash in hand, as
worwt kind of n com­
musical instructor in the college at Pull­ the blood lias been made pure anil healthy the law directs, the hereinafter described real
The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County. Established in 1885.
bination.
and all impunties eliminated from the sys­
belonging to said estate, to secure funds
Capital and Surplus. $90.000.
man. Washington, and the latter re­ tem. S.S.S. begins the cure b v first cleans­ property
with which to pay the charges, expenses and
against said estate still unpaid and un­
Buys and sells exchange on all the principal cities of the United
enters the school at Monmouth
ing and invigorating the blcxxl, building claims
satisfied. au<l that said property will be offered
States, and draws direct on all the principal points in Europe. The
I here is to In* a tri-weekly- mail ser­ up the general health and removing from for sale in one parcel, and that said property will
accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited.
be sold after giving due and legal notice there­
vice established between McMinnville the system A CONSTANT DRAIH of.
The property ¿bovo referred to la particu­
eff'tematier.
VPUN
THE
SYSTEM.
larly described as follows, to-wit:
tud Gopher, via Chase. All bidders for
Lots numbered Two and Three of College Ad­
carrying the mail must hare their bids When this has been accomplished the dis­ dition to the city of McMinnville, Yamhill coun­
ty,
state of Oregon, as per the duly recorded
charge gradually ceases, ami the sore or
in before Dec. tst.
plat of said addition now of record in the re­
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old corder's
oftiee of said county.
.38-5
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, this 6th day of
Heal tstalr Tnoofm.
September.
A.
D.
1901
C.
T.
LONG,
and eventually to ilcstrov the bones. Local
Administrator of Mid Estate.
Week ending Sept. JJth.
applications, while soothing and to some
B. F. RHODES, Attorney for the Estate.
Lydia Adolf to Ludwig Adolf
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
51 oj a in sec »7-3-2...................... $ 500 of the trouble 8. S. S. does, and no matter FAFCI TOH’t nor ICE OF ULE OF
Dr. R. E. Smith of Portlauei, specialist in diseases of men, has
\ J Ivie to Etta A Ivie 1 a pt Wm
how apparently hopeless your condition,
REAL FATATE.
perfected an appliance by wnich men suffering wirh sexual dis­
Chapman die t 5 r6......................
1 eve n though your constitution has broken
ease, can treat themselves at their homes, and thus avoid the
S R Baxter, trustee, to Andrew-
down, it will bring relief when nothing
’OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
loss of time and expense of going away to be cured. The ba­
Li vingstone, lots IM). 130 and 131
els«' can. It supple s the rich, pure blooel
as executor of the estate of Annie E. Bre­
sic principle of this instrument is the application of heat di­
Dayton
... ....................
2501 necessary to lu*d the sore and nourish
on, deceam d, by virtue of an order of the county
rectly to the prostate gland, which has never been done by any
court ot Yamhill county. Oregon, duly made
Geo I). Flesher and wf to 1> S
the debilitated, elveased body.
entered in said estate on tne ;M day or Sep­
other method. With one of these instruments vou can cure
llolmau lots 5 and 6 blk to Ba­
Mr. J tv Talbert. Lock tlox 145.Winona. Miss., and
tember. A. D. 1W1. empowering, ordering and
yourself of any inflammation or enlargement of the prostate
• <
bo my lea From the kn< r tc licensing him «o to do, will, at his offlec at the
ker A- Martin's add to McM
1 1 th<- fitot tra*
one *»lid
Several physician« McMinnville National Bank at McMinnville, in
gland, difficult or painful urination, emissions, weakness, lost
I A Jones and wf to E A Soper s hf
trr it« I r’- arid 1 made two trips to Hot Springs, Yamhill county. Oregon, from and after the 19th
manhood, varicocele, chronic or acute gonorrhea, or stricture.
■ ’ ’ »■ ’ I x« •
’ ’
neqr sec 31 2 2 and 159 a in t 2
day of October, A. D. 1901, proceed to well for
For particulars address
I it ’ i lc n complete cure I have been a per cash,
r 2 ........
noo «n
at
private
sale
to
the
highest
bidder,
the
EXCELSIOR BRAND
]
(ectly well_man ever since ”
following deecribed real property belonging to
Martha I Young to Geo C Carl
is the only purely veg­ said estate, to-wit;
DR. R. E. SMITH.
2x93 fl in Newberg
........
10
Situate.lying and being in the county of Yam­
etable blood burifief
I'etet Bashaw and w I to Geo C
hill, ami state of Oregon, and bounded as fol­
known—contains no lows,
Oregonian
Huilding. Portland. Oregon.
I
Beginning at the southwest corner
Carl s lif lot 1 blk 12 H St L add
poi**onoua minerals to of the Uxwit:
donation land claim of John Monroe and
to Newberg
.
300 I
ruin the digestion and wife. Notification No 1:122. claim No 74. ami in
C'.'l for fifty year* han iwt n (
DR. C. T. SMITH of McMinnville uses these appliances in his prac
I’he Cooperative Investment Co to
add to, rather than relieve your suffer- Section No. 1.3, in T 5 8 R. ft W of the Willam­
th* Iw*t tn the w old |
V, A . K instrument
A W »».«MAM a «XM
• A-
ette meridian, and running thence north with
tice, AM.1
and A««**
any one «*r«l1
will be shown O the
by -.-It
calling at - « hisoffice.
A F Brown lots tt, Hand 13 blk
W lkouble t h r n II < It ’ u I . (
inrs. If your flesh doesnot heal readily west line of said claim ls.ii» chains; theme east
Warnuihhl
waterproof,
5 Biliee's add, lot 5 blk 12 Faul-
a hen arratchetl. bruised or cut, your blood 96 60chains; thence south 18 16 chains; thence
aof! end «mooth Will not
«oner's mid. lots 1,2, 7 and 8
rrat'k, |*rl **<T or »*•« .-me
r in Kid condition, and any ordinary sore wyet 80 chains to the place of beginning, and
Containing 17 t acres more or lew«, and living
■tn kjr. t'ataloKu»- frw.
1
blk 2 Van Datmtn's add to Sher­
is apt to become chronic.
part of saM donation land claim above named.
M. 1 Bel«*»»
?•**!■•(•.« *
idan
.
I JJo
frwW»,
Send for our fne took an I write our
Dated this SepCvmter |<Mh. A D. 1901
3K5
N W MWYU a M*W.
S
C
Cave
to
R
W
Phillips
one
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