Lake County examiner., June 21, 1906, Image 4

. DIRECTORY
Flrnt 1'nptlnt c hurch of Lrkevlew
Preaching Service" at 11:..M
.... I. t- .- I
t:w i . m. mi men .-NiiiMia.v.
Sunday School .. M.
Junior Society at 2:H) P. M.
llHptlnt Young People I'nlon nt
C;:tO I. M. on ciioli Sunday.
Prayer meeting "..'50, I. M. on Wed
nesday evening.
r Kvcrybody Invited to attend nil
s.tvIci'h. A. Frank Slmmonx, pastor
That they xvlU offer proof to liow
that the-land nought In more vnlu-
ulilak fur It t Imlier nr utnim flutn fiir
, and j niiTliMilHirnl purpose, nml to entah
! HnIi tlu-lr claim to mild lninl liefoir
I tieo. Chataln. County Clerk, nt hl
official place of bindae", nt Klamath i
j i-rtliH, Oregon, on Saturday, tin vm
; day of June, 11 Hi.
I They name n wltnonnon: Archie
! JolitiNoii. lestor V. Kirkpatrick.
! Frank II. Unit. Charte Sonic nml
: John Drvtt, of Klamath Full. Ore
gon.
Any mill ll persons elaimiim adveie
lv the alve-described land re e
i quested to Hie tlif ir ilnim in ttii offii-e
! ....... I I ......
on or ociore aio ma mv 01 iinir
1W1.
14 IK ' J. X. Walton, Ketcr.
DIKLCTORY
Flrt Itaptist Church of (!oow Luke, '
at New Fine Creek, On-iron. j
Preaching Services nt ILoelock A. M 1 m ,
and 7;'tti 1. M. on inch Sunday of'
every month. j Tinihrr l.nn.t Hlrr.
Sunday School at 10:o'chck A. M. VU XT,?'
Prnverervlceat 7:M. on Wednesday "n' ' , t T
.... I bv given that in compliance with the
evening of each we, k. I provisions of the net of Colore, ol
All are cordially invited to attend' jline ;i j;s. entitled "An act for the
sale ol 1 1 inner
the Service.
J. llavden Hownrd Pastor.
TIMRKK UMI SOTH'K
Tlmlier Land, Act June ;i. WS.
United Mate Land Otlice, lakeview
Oregon. Apr, 14, 19i.
Notice In hereby given that in com
pliant with the provision of the
net of Congrcnn of June 3, WS, en
titled "An not for the aale of tillllKT
lands In the States of California. Ore
gon, Nevada mid Washington Terri
tory", as extended to nil the I'utilie
Land States by act of August 4. lS').
Charley Mesner, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath State of Oregon,
ho8 filed In this uttii-e his sworn state
ment Xo. for tin purchase of the
fcwj NwJ. NwJ SwJ. Sec. 2! nml
SEJ XKJ. FKJ SKJ. of Sec. Xo. SO. in
Township Xo. :54S., Kang Xo. IS E
w M., aud will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable
for ita timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, aud to establish
his claim to said land In-fore County
Clerk at his otlicial place of business
at Klamath Falls. Oregon on Friday
the 6th day J uly. HKiti.
He names as witnesses: Uurbert
Cramer, Frank Hall. Arnold U Wag
ncrof Klamath Falls. Or., aud (has,
Mccumlter, of Dairy, Oregon
Any aud all persona claiming ad
Tersely the above described lands are
requested to tile their claims In this
office on or before said Oth day of
July 1900,
J. X. Watson Kegister.
TIHHF.K UD XOTIt K.
Timber Land, Act June ., WS.
United States Land Ortiice, Lake
yiew, Oregon, April o, 1906.
Xotlee is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of June 3, 1S78, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States
of California, Oregon, Nevada and
IFashignton Territory as extended
to all the Public Lan l States by act
of August 4. ISO'2, the following per
sons have this day filed In this otlice
their sworn statemeuts, as follows:
John Brett, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath, State of Oregon.
Sworn statement Xo. 3074, for the
purchase of the F-i of w j. Sec 11. T 34
&. R. 17 E.. W. M.
Charles Soule, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath. State of Oregon.
Sworn statement No. 3075. for the
purchase of the SwJ Swi, .Sec. 1.
SEJSEi, Sec. 2, NJ Xwi. Sec. ll T
34 S., It. 17 E., w. M.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
land in the Ninti-s ol
California, Ornron, Xevada and llach
innton Territory," as extended to all
the Public IjuiJ States by act of Aug
ust 4. the following persons
have this day tiled In this otlice their
sworn statements, ns follows:
John Shea, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath. State of Oregon.
Sworn statement Xo. 3070. for the
purchase of the XEJ SwJ. FJ NwJ,
XwJ XwJ. Sec. 1. T 31 S., K 17 E.,
H". M.
lister F. Kirkpatrick. of Klamath
Falls, county of Klamath, State of
Oregon. Sa orn ptatement Xo. 3077,
for the purchase of the XJ XFJ, Swi
XEJ. -XEJ XwJ' sec. 2. tp. 34 S., U 17
E., w. M.
Thnt they will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable
for Its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes and to establish
their claim to said land In fore (ieo.
Chastaln. county clerk, at his otlicial
place of business, nt Klamath Falls,
Oregon, on Friday, the Mil day of
June, P.KHi.
They name as witnesses:
John 15rett, Archie Johnson, F. II.
Hall, rharles Soule. L. F. Kirkpatrick
all of Klamath Falls Oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming nd
verselv the above-descriled lands are
1.1U2WOK
ML
idyuiKE
t&tSrs ALL I0wri?y
J BY ALLTHE JP
BEST DEALERS rJani&
A.J. TO WtR CO. ESTABLISHED IMA
BOSTON HtWTOIH CMICfcflO
towti co. ttMtH toiohto. cm.
Shcoirin Sheep
Cy Machine
PKOPI25SIONAL
HAI, TOOK.
Pepintinetit of the Interior, Land j
Ottlee nt Ijikeview, tlregon, May 17, J
1SKHV
Notice is hereby given that thej
follow inc uitined settler litis tiled notice 1
of his intent ion to make Hi mil proof ;
in support of his claim, ami that said ;
proof w ill be made hoforeKegistor and '
KMeiver at Eakeview, Oregon, on tin1 i
Mh day of July, I'.HK'i., viz: John F.
Snider. II. E. No. 'JS", for the XW
sec IN tp. 40, S., It. 10 E., W. M.
He names the following wittnesses
to prove his continuous residence up-:
on and cultivation of said land , viz: 1
Clias. H. Littl, Hascom Fisher. A. ,
Koo7er, Hobt. Xelson, all of Lake- :
view, Oregon. J. rs. WA1TSOX, j
2l-'-V Evister. i
There la unfortunately a scarcity of
pood sheep ahenrera In nil our eastern
states. It I n trade that any vigorous
oung man may learn, with sure expet-!
tit Ion of making goml wago! for some !
iveok each senson, says Joseph 11 !
Whig In his new work on sho-'p farm-1
Ing In America, from which tho cull
reproduced. The use of machinery, rty.
cording to Mr. Wing, has now Invome
common In shoarlnu sheep, nnd nih
rhlnes are siitllelently well perfected so
that they do their work with little trou
ble from breakage, It I fur easier to
I A lilTM'M M U k
raisiey, urrgon. v
fllVMIt i SH)I HI l(l..0
Orrgon.
' I 17. j -f.Tu
Timber L-and Notice.
Lakt
reiuested to file their claims in this V:. w." M
otlice on or before said Sth day of i That they will otf
United States Laud Otlice,
view, Oregon. .May ., KHM.
Xotieo is hereby given that in com-;
pliance with the provisions of the act '
of June 3, 1S7S, entitled, "an Act fori
the sale of timber lauds in the States
of California, Oregon, Xevada and 1
Washington Territory." as extended
to all the Public Iuid States by act of :
August 4. 112, the following persons'
have tiled in this otlice their sworn;
statements, to w it : I
I James C. Mongold, of Klamath :
! Falls, County of Klamath, State of
Oregon. Sworn Statement No. 303 ,
for the purchase of the Sl SV'., i
NE4 S i4. SW4 SE'4, Sei ti, Tp. '
34, South, Km:e IS, E.. W. M. '
Jlay Monirold, . of Klamath Falls,
County of Klamath, State of Oregon,
Sworu Statement No. 301W, for the
purchase of theW".. NE4, SE'4 NW4 '
XW4 SE1.. Sec. 0, Tp. 31, South, '
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M "ill on I In' 21 mut WiiIikiIt of
each .ii'inlli In Mmmiilr Hall, m N i. m
h Hm'liiH K , I ouatll i ollllllftllMi'r.
k.. N. Im mil. ( li rk.
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I.AKhVIKW KM AMI'MKNT. Ni IN,
I. o. o. V. iihtIh ihi ll mut li.t 1 hnra-
S dny I'M'UliiHn !( ni'h ninnlli In ti Ki'l-
Iowa' Hull, Uki-vlew. A. W. MmirlliK.
t I'. I' . J Tin ki r. Srrll,..
V..j.,:s.s .. .y.i.;.7 r.r.r rht
HASH HIIKAlilNil MACHINE.
learu to shear sheep with the machine
than by hand, though old shearers pre
fer the liniid shears and can shear its
ninny sheep In the old fashioned way
s with the machine. Not so, howevrt,
with the novice. He will shear twioje
as many with the machine as he win
with Land shears.
The work Is far better done with the
machine. There are ud cuts froiii
shears, and the fleeces are taken off
closely and evenly. There need be
made no second cuts, which cnusV
short fibers no better than shoddy.
The machine In careful bunds will cut
in two every tick and leave the sheep
clear of that vermin.
.akuiiisi us use is uie com or the ina-
for a hand machine i
A 13. rOLLBTT
ftTftjS Paper
Painter fftijj ManKer
New Pine Creek, - . Oregon
THIS PAPER
mum MriTi,
(Mihirnrta for
1 ki- l on flli m K. 4. IA
AlviTilmtiK Aki im t l.'4 hmi'
r.ft.11 rrmirlM-o, ral.. whrri
ilvrrtlMiia: can I mailt lor II
June, 1000.
14-?J
J. X.
Watson,
Register.
On June Cth and 7th, July 2nd and
3rd, August 7th, Sth and 9th, and
September Sth and 9th, special low
round trip ratea will be in effect to
all points East, final returning limit,
90 days, but not later than
31st.
Colorado common points.,
Missouri River,
Mississippi River,
Chicago
Washington and Baltimore
New York
For particulars, see any
chine, aUnit $1
aud the cost of repairs. If well oiled
and cared for, however, It will lat
many seasons, with occasional renewal
of cutting parts. The unskilled labdr
s
iilwrllM'ra to I hi- Kiainlni-r who mnnvf
llirlr 4iaiir?ti'i aii1r.' nhmild ri iiirintia r in
ilrop l oilier a cant an tlu-lr an r ca'i Ijc a. I
ilrt-HM-il to lln- riglil iialornci.
offer proof to show-
that the laud sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for a:ri-
tmtf iipuI tuiMiAiid uiiil t- ntuKli.j)i
their claim to said land before the ! ? a to ,ura ,lu ,T!"lk ,n!J ualiy
Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, at i De ma ror n """11 ""
his olllcial place of busiuess at Klam ! Whro to shear.
ath Falls, Klamath County, on Wed-! Mr. Wing, living on the fortieth pr
uesday, the 1st day of August, l'.KHi. j usually shears his ewe Bock t
xuey name as w itnesses; -reuie 1 rvr .,i. i
Tv li r, u i.i . . ; uu 1 " IV 111
o-onuson, ii. r.. i euz, jonn jreii,
t . i. i 7 i
urpii-i nun 'uiura mm uniiit-n iiti- ( . ..... t
trohl ll nf KlnmHll. KhIIs. I Ireirnn. Tly uncaring M lliat alKiut this
Anv and all persons claimim; advi-r
Octoler pely the above described lands are re
! quested to file their claim in this
sii lil 1st day of
e 50.00
60.00
C7.50
72.50
107.00
108.50
Agent, or
otlice on or liefore
August 1905.
J. N. Watson, Register.
m-'j-s
April and sometimes tile
last week In March. One advantage ttf
this early shearing it that atut
time ewes that have been well fed of
ten experience a little loosening of the
wool, as though It were time to shed
!t off, nnd locks will be lost, particular
ly about the neck.
STUDY
i.Ml.
Bears the
Signature of
address D. S. Taggart.D
Reno, Nevada.
F. A P. A.
OASTOnXA.
Bean ih ) Kind Yoa Haw Always Bofljl
of
UMtr
AT
;;u:,:E
niE original sc::orT
x lion ty utAti m'Uit-tt'i t
KiprrwiicMi ' rumi- i"1
oi. Imk- tun
leirw. rrpar for p-n. !.
lttr your r.n1iittr. n.i-l -r"
in imiiria. MiiV:itb
ernry hrr. t ull
perlil rCvr
HUE.
THE I PR A 6 U C
CORJtESPONtUNCf
SCHOOL OF UW.1
944MuciticBlm.
DETROIT. MICH.
FORAGE CROPS.
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Subscribers
The Great
AMERICAN FARMER
Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation,
Edited by an Able Corps of Writers.
The American Farmer is he only Literary Farm Journal pub
lshed. It fills a position of its own and has taken the lead
ing place in the homes of rural people in every section of
the United States. It gives the farmer and his family
something to think about aside from the hum
drum of routine duties.
Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLON L. QOODE.
Canada IV a and the Cowppa.
i Wbere Thr Urow Ileal.
The Canada Held pea, which Is a
true pea, must be sowed early to get
best results, but in middle and south
ern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
nnd farther south the hot, damp days
of June nnd July blight nnd mildew
the Canada pc:t. We huve tried them
several times In Illinois nnd three out
of four years with that result. Bays a
correspondent in Orange Judd Farmer,
ronuers In this territory when they
see the word K-a In connection with
stock feed think of the cowpea. a trop
ical plant that would rot In the jjround
If planted as early as the Canada iea.
The cowpea must not be put In the
ground until weather and soil ure both
warm, too late for ont nowlng, and
must be covered shallow la line mellow
soil. The Canada pea makes early pas
ture for May, June and July north of
the line Indicated. The cowpea comes
In about the middle of July and grows
Its best licks In August, September and
October or until frost.
1 o Cure a Cold in One Day
Take I.AXATIVK HUO.MO til lMNK
Tablet!.. All ilrtiiMs relimd the
money if it fails to cure. K. W.tSrovo'i
U'nutiire l ell 1'iirli lx. i'.V.
Fortunate Mi.vsourlans.
"When 1 was a druggist, at Livonia
M.," wrlteH T. .1. Iwyer, imw of
(ni.VHvllle, Mo., "three of my cuto
liiern wero piTlilillietltlv cured of
eoiiHiiillptloii I iy lr. KHik K .New
I lUeover.v, itnd urv well and htrong
todny. due wim trying to wll hU
properly nml move to Arizona, but
nfter UfiiiK New llheovi-ry a abort
time he found It iiniiiei Miiry to lo ho.
I regard lr. KlngnNow )Hcovery iim
the iinmt Wonderful liiedlelne III e.xlHt
enee." Su rent Cough and Ctdd cure
ytnd Throat ami Lung heali-r. iuar
antii'd by Iav lieall lriiggUt. .Vte
aud f 1. Trial bottle fre--.
If any HiiliM-rlbt-r of t he Kxainjni-r
wUln-H to hiilihi-rlbe for "Tom wat-
hoii'h Magazine," we will accept 11.,'dl
from Iheiii, write the letter, buy the
poHtal oriler and Heml for the maga
zine to any nddri-HM. There In but
one pi li v on "Tom iil(iii,n Maga
zine," mid we do not club with it
but art a matter of accomodation to
NubHcrlberH to the ICxamluer we can
get them the magazine without any
trouble or rink to them for t he regu
lar price. tf.
Oregon
Shotling
ahd uwion PAcinc
Salt Lake, Denver, Kan
sns City, Chicago, St.
Louis New York.
Ocean Stenmera between I'ortlamT
and San Kranelm-n every llvednyM.
Low Rates
Tickeln to Hint from nil pnrtn ofj tint
I'nited .S'tnti-a, ChiiikIh nudMiiropo,
For pnrticularn, en II on or mliln-an,
A. !.. Crnl(f(1. .;,
I'ortlnnd, Cre.
KLAHATH LAKE
....RAILROAD....
. . . TIME TAIM.I2 .
TTH! In Fffei t May "lut, I'.NI.V -
Thrall .. A A. M I v. I',.i,-k-aina 10 4.VA VI
Ar. 1I..KH. , t.tS ' Ar.llin lov.'
' Hir.-I Hr'at II V, kl'li Ni.-. II Jii
ralMr'k ?ltt Kail I r.. II 1A
hi ll H.'Ka7 III
I Mil Ik a. in
l'ikr(aliia K.Ju
HllN-1 llf'gp i
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llirall U.A
Klamath Sprlna Special.
Mir.
1 Af.
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Hii-i-l llr'yt.,1 mi
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STAGE LINE
II. K. luaata. J r,t.'r.
Office In lilchcr'A 5tore
Mnk'e leave Ijikeview daily, ei
(vpt .Mtiday nt 0 a.m. Arrivei
t Alitirnn at 0 p. m.
Inve Altumn for I.akeview at
tl oYliM-k . m.. or on the arrival
ol ti.0 ntntrn from Madeline Ar
rive in Lakeview in 12 bourn af
ter leaving Alturan.
Treljtht - Matters - 01 vet.
5trlct - Attention ...
first - Class - Accomodations.
western . Stage
Line
The Kxaminer prints toMin-blp plntH
nnd makes them into books to order, tf
Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer
Two For the Paice of One: The County txamlner
The Leading County Paper and The American Farmer
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2
This unparalleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old
ones who pay up all arrears and renew within ninety days.
Sample copies free. Address:
C. O, fletzker, Lakeview, Oregon.
The Farm llorae In 8amurr.
A grass diet in not conducive to hard
work, an It causoa too much Bweutlng
and that has an Inclination to weaken
the syHtem, but gratw In limited tuan
tltes Is benc-Ili-ial to a borne un nu ap
petizer, nays Cyrus Greene In Ameri
can Cultivator.
I do not like the practice of turning
the Iioi'hch out at Light while hard
work Is on hand, for a horse with a
stomach full of wet grass Is In no con
dition for a forenoon's work. Also,
the horso that has been on his feet
most of the night gathering provender
la not in condition for work the next
day. With all other suitable environ
ments a horse must He down and rest
and sleep to put him In the best condi
tion for a day's work, and Uiere Is
nothing like a well bedded stall to
favor this.
A Feeling: For Smaller Oarai,
The later tendency seems to be In fa
Tor of smaller barns and more of them,
according to Farmers Advocate, the ob
ject being to avoid congestion and to
minimize the danger from fire. The
barns should be far enough apart to
make each building Its own hazard
only.
PrUea For Young- Thing; Only.
An exchange suggests that fairs pre
senting exhibits of fat stock this sea
son should give prlzoa "for young
things only. This Is the day of early
maturity, and the fairs should encour
age It."
A Thing-.
An old proverb says, "Raise borses
for big money, bogs for quick money
and cows for sure money." It Is evi
dent that If yon raise all you are safe.
I A rtmn t a mm-
JCAblO AIM
Not Only Do We Get Inar'ratlon Frojn
Nature, But Jiuullli a Weil.
For people who nre rnu-ilown and nr-rv-
oiiM, who miller Ou'ii iuilitc-liiii or dv
fiepsla, lieitihu-he. liilioiiMicis, nr tni-int
iver, coated loii.n- 1 1 i a I . , 1 1 t I ...-1 la
tli morning and poor ; ij l.U ll he
roine iiecc .ssiry to turn to roiue tunic or
tri-n!liener which will a-nist .Nature
and help tie-in to get on llielr fret and
put the li iily into its prow r coikI1'! );!. It
Is bccomiii-' more niid more iinij irc:,! i l.nt
Nalnre'ri llio.it v;ilii;ille liealtli l Vlli(
ai-nl.s aro to bo found In forct plant
an i roots.
Nearly forty years iitfo, Dr. It. V. I'lrrro.
now coiHiiltlint phyhicliui to llic invuliils'
Hotel and Surgii'iil lusUtiiU-, at llnlfalo,
N. V discovered that by Hcientilicalljr
extracting and combining certain medici
nal principles from native roots, taken
from our American fomitH, he could pro
duce a medicine which was marvr.iou.sIy
efllclrnt in curing caKrs of blood dlttonjrr
and liver and utomach trouble a well as
many other chronic, or lingering ail
ments. This concentrated extract of
Naturo's vitality he namnd "Ooldon Med
ical Discovery." It purl Hon tha blood Ij
nutting tho stomach and liver Into
healthy condition, thereby hr.lping the
digestion and assimilation of food which
feeds the blood. Thereby It cures weak
Htomach, Indigestion, torpid liver, or bll
loiiHneHS, and kindred derangements.
If you have coated tongue, with bitter
or bad tasto In th morning, frequent
headaches, feel weak,eatdly tired, stitches
or pain In Hide, back gives out easily and
aches, belching of gas, constipation, or
Irregular bowels, feel flashes of heat al
ternating with chilly KormutlouH or kin
dred symptoms, they point to deraiiKfl
mont of your Htomauti, liver and kidneys,
which the "Ooldon Medical Discovery"
will correct more peedlly and perma
nently than any other known agent. Con
talus no alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
All Its lnsrredlents urlnted In iilaln Knir.
Huh on wrapper.
The sole motive for lubstltatlon is to
permit the dealer to maks a little mors
profit. II gains; you lose. Accept no sub
fctltuto for "Uolden Medical Discovery."
Constipation causes and aggravates
many serious diseases. It is thoroughly
cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Oua a laxative; two or three are cathartic
J. L. YAIHN. Proprietor.
Office in Linkville Ifotei
Klamath fall.
Daily from I'okegcma by Keno, Klam
ath Falls, Dairy, lionanza, and Uly to
lakeview.
Daily from Lakeview by Uly, Ilonanx.
Dairy, Klamath Kails, Keno, to IV
k enema.
From Klamath Falls to Keno by
Hteamer and from Keno to I'okegcma
over the Hunset Four llorne Stage Line.
Good Stock
Casy Coaches
LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
H. L. .McNacoiiton, Prop.
Office at Mercantile Store
KtaKo leaves Lakeview Mondays, Wed
nesday and Fridays at 6 a. in., arrive
at Plush at 0 p. m. Leave Piush Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8
a. m., arrives at Lakeview at n n m
Passenger fare 3 one way or IS for
round trip. Freight rates from May
1st to Nov. 1st $.75 ir hundred : front
Nov. 1st to May 1st 11.00 per luindre
A Lively Tussle
with that old enemy of the nice. Con.
Htlimtlon, often eniln In Appendicitis.
lo avoid nil Berlotis trouble vvltli
Stomach, Liver, and UowcIh, take
Dr. KlngH Now Llfo l'llla. They oer-
fectly regulate theHO org.aiiH, without
pala or dlm omfort. lKc at Ixjo CealJ
brutfglHt.
lamPC Rarrw BrnI, Bwallow Fork l
Jdllie Ddliy right ,,r lor .wnjrf vera,
for wetheri. Bum eweg Bqoar Crop and Bill
in right ear. Tar Brand 111. IUnga, Crn
Lake. foitofflc addreu. Lkeiw. Onion
Zac Whitworth
Brand with Crop off left
car, Bait Cndiroron off
right for ewes ; rei era for wether Tar Brand
W. Kange, ruh Creek. Foitofflo addreu
Ukerlew, Oregoa ,