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Ik 044 Fellows aa Willita build
Ntw: kwt.iMMioa ia a city, aw
W. O. Balta, HeraM oSee. lo-U
Published dally ozoept Sunday by
Th urid Puhiiskins comnany or
Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street
see to tack up some number over lita
door nftrr work sorno evening.
TRUT0N8- "We win!"
ALLIES "Wo win."
PUBLtC "Whofa lying!"
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Entered at the rjoetomce at Klam
ath Falls. Oreffoa. for transmission
through the ranlls as second-class
matter.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE About 1C tons extra
quality wheat hay at 910 a ton.
on E. W. Curfman place (formerly
Meadenhall), 3 miles east or Klamath
Falls, or address E. W. Curfman,
Klamath. Falls, Oregon. 9-6t
Subscription terms by mall to any
ttddraaa In the, United Stataa:
One year f 5.00
Ono month 60
SOME PEOPLE object to paying
the Income tax. Wo won't If they
give us sufficient Income.
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KWPAY, FKlttWAMttl
WE HAVEN'T heard nny kick from
Rockefeller about hard times.
KLASIATH FALLS. ORKGON
FRIDAY. KKBRVARY 12, 1018
THERE'S ONLY ono way to land
that sugar bcot factory. That's to
go after It. let's do It.
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WANTED Young man desires room
at board with private family. W,
cjo Herald.
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AND IN THE MBANTlME.you can I
holn matters alone by Joining the
(Chamber of Commerce, and helDlnc.
J tho good work along by koeptng your '
uiuei paiu up.
AND STOP AT
KliAMATH FALLS
ROOMS AND BOARD By the day,
week or month. Corner Ninth and
Oak, No. 833. Phone 197X. Terms
reasonable. li-6t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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BOB ALKXANDKR
WILL MAKE BOOKS
PAY FOR SELVES
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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Meaaers OragM Aaeoetatlea
Tttla Mm
Wood! Wood!
Block? single load ... 12.76
Block, double load 94.00
Absolutely dry slabs $3.26
(Extra on hill)
K-lach Body and Limb Wood
4-foot Body and Limb Wood
Rock Springs Coal
Leave orders at Ashland Fruit
Store, 3d and Mala.
phonk aae-j
t PC. CARLSON
HE DEPARTURE from thU life
of ever person leaves a vlod la
affairs of a circle of people who bars
quite a time in adjusting themselves
so as not to be looking forward to
the cheering words, the slap on the
back, and the encouragement the
departed one was wont to offer. The
passing of Robert Alexander Is one
that affects ever person here who
knew him and thnv am lafelnn mil
will affect them for" some time after
the shock of his sudden demise is
recovered from, for he had a mis.
sion in his life here, which he grand
ly carnea out. nriT,.i? n wi.t,
Bob's special mission In Klsm.it' "The Oreaon System" Allen
t ails was the dispensing of sunshine Eaton
J NEW FICTION RECEIVED AT LI
BRARY W71.Ii BE RENTED OUT
UNTIL COST IS REALIZED LI-
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COLUMBUS, O., Fob. 12. BoIlcv-jticuRht In 1839 for $3,000. It changed
R.imrt nf hn nnhlln llhrarv tnr In. that lntllatl-v In hnltie throttled hand OKaln 111 1S71 fOT $10,000 IMIll
'-i V wa. UV. avsuaav wauar flUSJ , alBwalsT -- - w
January, 1816: by raising of ground rents, David Gib-, i still owned
Attandanrn seas? hnnk. cirrn. son. a Cleveland publlshor of somo n-t purchaser.
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intarf hit thlrtv business maiaxlncs, carried n.'o u worm
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New books to be found on library fhiw. sign for n full nour Doioro n
shelves arei N noon throng on the most crowacu
corner of Columbus.- On the sign was
and cheer, the helping of those in "Oregon Messages' and Docu
"Tnurston" Harold Biindioss. (corner in tuiuuuu... u ,.. . .
"Distillation of Alcohol and De- Inscribed his protest and tho proposed
, rtunuu .
H:l Oround Hog day, February 2. wos
chi-sen for tho demonstration ns a
by tho hutrs of the
It In now c-ttliimlril
2SO,000.
Akn Who Made It
'Who innilo this linmonno In-
sreasoT" nsliotl (!IUon'n nlgn. "Not .lilfsl. spKiilnlUo nur.n, Industry
tho heirs," It answered, "You, thviinunt pay inoro and mow for a plftcrt
peoplo of Columbus mado It. Rise whiw It may l rnrrh-.l on."
In land values llko this Is tho reason Hn) Hi-uuily ! Tut nt Ion
work, why wnKtM, mbsoii ik'elnrcil Hint laxntlou nf-
n. ..
ltt opened), for ths
fi,uu,7Q eity nr wi '7"
Oregon, coupon liin.zT1-
payabU ten years (rom 72
tirnrltIV a rat,, .., i. . " Bll
tend tl ier cvm i,vt ....
liyiihl aoml-nniHinlly. bJlim
"Hi" ttlinsiirnr nr ) ,i.. ..Wl
nf tht stain of Orein u?"
rlncl.nl mid lnt,.r 'MJSJ
idloiis not onwling $tt7,
'mid numberud from 1 toJJi
aiyo, Hum lionili r .,,u.7'
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Klnmntti Knit. n,. .'" "H
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HOIn of lirnvlillnu ...... . Mfl
rilitt nf liniiri,vl,i 'fn.i "fl
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Mil I n alrrt i n. u. ""il
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( lulling Interaerlloiis, ii.m iZt"
list tirll.l tit It... i.i. . . . ('I
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ninli, ami for mi V, ihwiS!
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jiiiiii' iiiiu nttiui'ii ui(irrit
I'.nOH prillONA (0 llllH.1..
bonds must he nciompwl T
check for 6 pr tout of l. '
IStW BHBlBBBi
or the propoinl, rnrtiocd Vr ,
rospoitslblu bank. invnMaiA,i...
of tho underslmiMi
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i iiil'i'ium ilium lin indonal
pOaU to PlirCllRiin Ttilr.l li..
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provciineni, iionas,"
The council of Mid riu
the right to reject nny and un
HMiu bonds will rouuinai
to tho effect that thn riti
Itin rlahl tn Ink., un .K.i ...
bond, upon payment nt sor tsau
tlln faCO Vttlllf. with Hernia 12
to dnto of paynmnt. nt anr
nual coupon period, nt or tfuri
year from tin. iint of ttti
or bonds.
A. I, U.AVITT.
I'ollco Jiidgo of Hip eltr at I
nth Fall, Oregon.
Dated at Klnnmtli Katli.
Fahmary Cttt. 13 in
' 1913.
Midway Li? ery Co.
ux IN NEW HANDS
Horses bought and sold. Har
ness and buggies for sale. Good
rigs for hire and gentle horses.
Baled hay and grain for sale.
i
Piteae S18J
distress. How well he sucwrtl ments." 1910.1919.
scores will bear testimony. "Senate Journal Oregon," 1913
Was there a sickness among his' "House Journal Oregon,
friends. Bob. visited as soon as nos
slble, or- at least sent some Cheering
uicosuge i ne couia not make a
call. Was there a patient in the hos
pitai wbo neede encouragement.
"-riend Bob
We W9 Give Scrip
WITH ALL SPOT CASH WOOD
BUSINESS at regular prices.
Leave Rioaey wits order or pay on
Delivery
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
515 Main-Street
Flateg id TmsMmg
We Do the Work Just Right
PADE PINOLE
"The Know How Men"
Cor. 6th A Klamatb, Pfaoae 217
KLAMATH FALLS
Steam Laundry
llottgb Dry, c per pouad, 40c
fed dozeau
V w.V .-
r iiiibibb awuiin wui re
pair jroar boaiery.
New collar machine prepares the
collar for the tie.
supplied this for thev
were all friends of "Bob's as nnn
aa ho visited them, and the longer
tney knew him. the itrannr m
I friendship bonds became. His regu
lar visits to the ward patients were
a great event in the affairs of th
sufferers, and If he was comnelled
by any means to delay a visit, in.
qulry was always made of the nurses.
Even the private room natlents. m
they, left the establishment, teamed
to eargerly look forward to the hnm
orus encouragements and bits of
town news given for each especial
patient, a prescription that was sure
to dispel any melancholy.
ii But the hospital was by no means
the extent of his helpful mission. The
whole town was taken under Bob's
wing. As "Chum", "Pal", "Sweet
heart", "My Boy". "Girlie" and Iml.
lar nicknames. Bob knew hundreds,
and not a one of these but liked
him all the better because of the real
friendship he expressed by his titles
of affection. '
Poor Old Bob, your departure
comes as a sad blow to your many
friends. It seenm imnnaaiM tn
realize that no longer are we to re
ceive the "Alexander brand" of en
couragement and humor, and It will
oe long before we do. But in th
hearts of your friends, our memory
win ever remain green, and thev will
an Dear testimony that their Uvea
have been made more pleasant, their
troubles lighter by reason of thir
fortune in making your acquaintance.
You have comforted the. sick: vou
have helped the faltering; you have
oeen a true friend to all who knew
jou, thus erecting for yourself in
the hearts of those who knew you
monuments of affection which will
endure longer than any shaft of
marble, Some men amass millions
In their lives, some are successful
In other ways, but what are ih
to tho splendid works of mercy with
which genial, whole-souled Boh
Alexander helped all who knew him?
uliv iin linv, fin work. wli wntfrii.
.loit.nto .ntaniimnni tn Oman wlm cntinro low. whr nmmtfiicturcrs n n run- furtloil a rvuicily for tho fVll Ity Ink-
irlch out of tho Increase In voluo tOinlnK only half time, why iiH'rchnnts Inu tint laws w(f from hulldliiRst mn
city sites. His demonstration was keep shop for tho landlord." chlni-ry ami pursomil properly, he do-
Innrl nt an nll.tnv nrnirrnm rnrrlntl "It Is n mil! tor of lllnlll rlltlntrv I'llUl'll tltO Proillirtloh of Mlicll tllltlKK
w. ww. ..... . WW-..., v.v. . ...a. -. HH ,' wa. .. ..... ., .. ... - ..-. ... w
ine uorary nas purcnasea a num- out by Ohio tax reformer. ttoro uooKKoopinB, no loin uie iiiii w miiuiiiiiiru, nj- irninicrnin
ber of volumes of late fiction, whlchl The so-called Chittenden corner at. crowd, "that if pcoplo who work the tax burdrn wholly to land values,
may be rented for the small sum of jProaa and High streets, where Olb-'lmvu to Htipport thono uho own situs, ho ailili'd, tln vitluo wutild drop to a
tnrce cents a day. Each book will son did picket duty, comprises a plot Ui'.'re will bo less loft over for those 'point whero more pcoplo would ho
be loaned at thlB price until it has jot ground 26x67 feet that was J who work. As land aluot rho to nhlo to titnkx u of tho laml.
after which It will .
paid for
be free.
itself.
ENOLA A.
HAWKINS,
Librarian.
Insnraare that pays, aa pays oa
time. See Chllrote. 8SS Mala St-
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
USE GRANDMA'S SAGE TEA AND;
SULPHUR RECIPE AND NO
BODY WILL KNOW
"TI7'VnlA)HFN$ SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
SORE.TIRED FEET
No Pufled-Up, Burning, Tender,
Sweaty Feet No Corns
or OaUoases
i "Hwl
V Ifaa-ri
VrnTW-
LITTLE STORIES FROM THE I'ltONT THAT ARE OMIMi IN
THROUGH THE CAPITAIJi Ol' HIE .NATIONS MtW FIGItTI.N'tt
EACH OTHER SOME ARE TIIIVIAI.. HUT AM, .till,' I.STEIHMT
I.NO AT THIS TIME.
STOPS HEADACHE.
'PAffi NEURALGIA
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ifcRL&rl!t paw- yea
i t&v-K n W" ,-aaasr waai eeeame or the BMd
W . U..wJfl.a4 palB.-aiiBfer.
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ON A NICE balmy day like thin.
with the heavens indentlcal with mid
summer, and the fish biting fine in
muk river who wouldn't like a Job
in a bank, the oostofflen nr m,,rt.
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House, wiw a lull holiday today?
AMERICA ,'ias sent a note to Great
Britian about the LusIUala uiiin
MBder falsecolorf. Perhaps It's to pre
vent tne women from doing the same
as tbo LualtSBla that the Kuiu
legUIature la prohibiting paints, pow-
oer ana perfumes.
WE'RE. HAVJNO scads mora day.
light now tkaa eouplaof gsoatka
ago, Aaybody ought to be able to
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to Its Bat
umi color dates back to grandmoth
er's time. She used it to kaep her
hair beautifully dark, glossy aaa
abundant. Whenever her hair fell oat
or took on that dull, faded or streak
ed appearance, this alntnla mifctura
was applied with wonderful of act
But brewing at home Is mussr and
out of date. Nowadays, by asklaa at
any drug store for a 60 cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Hair
Remedy," you will get this famous
old recipe, which can bs depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair, and Is SDlaadld for
dandruff, dry, feverish, itchy scaln
and falling hair.
A well known downtown druaaist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell It has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It. and
draw this through your hair, taking
one strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an.
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft m
abundant.
(Paid Advertisement)
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TIZ" tr.nloo snPA titivnln- tLaJ
a mmm , a WB Va B U S UtUgf ll(JU . -........w
feet fairly dance with delight. Awav battle- ""''"B ono of which nho was
go the aches and pains, the forns. untr "ro for 17 urs.
callouses, blisters, bunions and chll-' , n anotni,ro(:cn8'0" a doctor hom
biolns Mll 'Aa ""s's'lng was killed by n
"TIZ" draws out the acids and .l1, .h.'8 bclnB blown W
poisons that puff up your foot. No, A,VI(,nsK3, " "ch force that
matter how hard you work, how lonJ ' . .AfU)r.
ir:rjz: -:- - r. ,zz
i.ri . .7, V . ' mnn """fic'l left behind at Itaitow
brings restful foot comfort. "TIZ" i ,.,.., .i ' .. "a"ow'
magieal. grand, wonderful m, r:,." '""l" '"T"' .l,ln"'
Ured achin, swollen, smartln, fj; ZZ IZSZ, lZZ Z
Ah how comfortable, how happy you .houldor. Blood poison InrJnsu! d
feol. Your feet Just tlnelo with ,.. 'n.,,! -i,.. ,ii.i . h u,,uo"
jshocs never hurt or seem tight. ". Mile. Aloxlnsky was tL hc
Oct n 2C cent box of "TIZ" now tntli Russian Rod Cross nurso cither
from any druggist or department. Wiled I.. battle or .lied of wounds
store. End foot torture forever-
...... .mauer snocs, keep your feet '" tx onty-nrtli onnlversury of
'." " nappy, just think! "," iary career wiib snent hv a
United Press Sorvtce totik of lieutenant, but resigned
PBTRORRAD, Jan. 25. (lly mall shortly afterwards. 1 1 ciillnlfd In
,to New York) a popular subscrlp- ' army unnlii ou thu outbnnk of
'tlon U being rained In Odessa for n'hoitt lilt Ion with (lermany,
flllltntitA mntmnimi, tn ,ti.. ntn..lf.i.i..
(heroism of Mllo. Ludorulla Aloxlnsky,!
jot tlio itcd Cross.
In tho battlo of aumlilnncn. In'
August, tthllu hclpliig to uarry a N"0 IiitIiIiij, rri'K)n to Purchase
wounded man out of tho lino of lire, citr of Klnnmtli Falls lm.
hIio wns hit by a bullet In tho hand.1 protcmenl Bunds
immediately after her recovery she, Sealed proposals will l, received
was transferred to tho unuy In (Jail-, by tho undoralsned ..mil Mnn.inv iha
LEGAL NOTICES
In Itttnkruptr)
(No. 31SU)
Nut It, 1 of r'lml .Mrvllng (1
In Ihtt liUirlcl Court of tU t'l
iftim, fur Ui DUtrlct v(
Bt'll.
In tho mttititr .'( Itiidiiliih
llnnkruDI.
To tho creditor of Itudolpb
nf the City of Klamath Ftlkl
tho County mid llirlcl if
n bankrupt:
NOTICE IH Mi:Ui:ilY (I1VEN.1
on tho 37th tiny nf Januirr, ll
lir. the said Rudoti'h Msaieil
duly Ndiud rated bnukruM:
ihtt nntt meetliiK of his cresmni
he htld In tho Ia odlc of W.I
A. Renner, locatetl our Us,
iitflr in tho City of Ktsautkl
Oregon, on tho fth tuy ol MirtXJ
l. 1916, at 10 o'clock a. ra.,ati
(Into the said crmlltora awy i
nrniH llil.lr rlnlnil. miHOtBtSl
cxninlno the tiatikrupt, asa
Mti,ti .tlliMr hualniii ai BHV I
coma before said meeting, i
inuv eausldcr whether sues
shall ho nulhorUrd to wll IM
crty of the oslnte.
Diitud nt KUmntii ram,
Krdirunry H, 1816.
V. II. A. UKN.NW,
Kpeclnl Referee In llsnkrspwj
mid Kstate.
rin . ' """ iu' ,no undersigned until Monday, the
nM,lh,l.'0:V"8..i,rf8.?! "! ,,,reo S'" " ' -Mnrch, 1016, at tho hour
of 8 o'clock p. in., of vald day. at
tlio city hall, In tho city of Klamath
1 alls Oregon, (and nt mirh timn
nnd place nil proposals received will
-- B-fat -. . .
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA! I
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; flt .. mimII ptukaKi- of Hamlmrx
ii".'.1 .,l,wl' ,"r 1U u" ri.uii fi,k
all lt,"llnml,urrr llru.t lhw,"t any
.lir.na..v. Take a tahlesMmirul of tl...
U". put a cup of ,illlm u.U.r ,,,
t, pour lliroul a slrvo ami ilrlnk u
turnip full ftt any time durlni tlio
day or brfore rutlrfng. -It Is 0,e m.t
ffnlho way to break" a cold and cure
Krlp, us It opens the pores of the akin.
. I l. "..' r".-"' "" WJarna mo
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',.'. " ''''. -ubi uiiniu " ' -u'vr wiib spent by A, ' 'i. n vn Mtt no you suffer from
a .hole year' foot comfort for on.y, ; K.PP.. on0( of ituss.a, moat pop. .ftJ HJsA 5
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('aid Advertisement)
(Advertisement)
AGAINST THE TIME OF WANT
you will bo well guarded If your
protection be a well filled savings
bank book. Want has ho terrors
for tho saving but only for the
thoughtless. The time to guard
against want Is while you are
earning. Regn that protection
by opening an account here to
day, or next psy day.
SH
RHEOMA
ISM FROM
rh AGNN6
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KZAMATH FALLS, OBIOOW "1,V
nlnr millinru i.. .,. ... .. . I "" tnnroiy
jtuo Vistula. "8 ",0"K ft'1 lmlfc
It was while n pupil of the Moscow
jMJIItnry school tho Kuppln began his
lactlvltlCM as u sbort-hand writer, ills
(Hrst attompt nearly resulted In his
oxpulslon from tho school, tlio ,.'
rector finally consented in i,i
- In Ing his studies only on condition 'Bab Borsnsas from JotaU uA Bnsclas
that ho relinquish tho idea of bo- . with a smaJ? ffl JoSt if
coming an author. "It to ,,..,. o!4 8t JtSu Oil '
harder to bo an offlclcnt olllcer thn m ....,..J. ... ..
a mero writer." nh,.., .L. . , .,,' .,'""" H '"innnatism.
. . v. ,vu mo u ' "" l'". oniyi not ono m. in nn
roc'or' riu,rw iitoCfJ&.
Kuppln was graduated with the I .W.N "Bfc Jsw. OII"TMht
1011 BftV Tail III I "(, "V M tlm
jou Bay Jack Ilolllnsoil out nnmaa H...
The Herald, delivered at
your door, office, or horns, 60c
a month,
Accurate .laformatin. ,.-
Klaaastli Baala. Ask Chlix
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" '"io pain, "nt. jacola nil" ly
a liitrra laaa rlnumaiUm cure which novsi
UPK.I..U and doesn't bnr.i U.e Ski ". I
take mill, m.roni. .! .i" -
"lt Icn, luiubafni, Imekacl..., iieurBlaM.
, -"Mre, IIUIII'II "HI. Jacobs Oil"
from any .Iruff store, and iu a ri.oum t
tl.m aw7U'nt U(rwr ub rbeu""'
Nolkn Co Crrdltors of
County. Orrgoa
All iiorxons hnvlni. cIslaM I
Klnmnlh county for scrjWeJI
r-..,.t .. Miimiilii. furaHBN
au,,t,,'. ... WW." .--"
r,imtt. ,ii.,i in Jnuuarr I.
....1,1.;, ,.". . .
must file aamo with tlio iw
u.ltl. ..,. vmirliiim nttlCStt.1
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l...rr iliM ft rat ilnv of MiKf, I
All such claims not flls4 H
IhI miIH t.n (nn-litAfBrffl
"HIU fh bv .'i-"-t---- . K.i
lly order of tho County w-l
0. II. DcLAP.cousv
Dntod January SSlli. ll.
3UrIS-lO
Xotlto of Halo of tnasUgBM
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In tho County Court of the
Oroaon. for tlio County e
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A, Kllgoro, un Insane Bf
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atnto of Orcgou. dutcr iat
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ui ruurunry, !,,",
gvrn that the uiidorslinsd !
at private salo, for rasli, -
Kails. Orevno. on tho la )
Mnrj.i, intr. nr tlwtrettfUr,
nsslgnod right of dower of j
Kllgoro, an Insano person, lP
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mo following ucscriuu.t """VyJ
situated In Klnmath county, "1
Oregon, to-wltt -j
Tho Boutliwest .juartsr ("
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lialf nf thn .nlllllBSlt
(WV6 8BU). Section W
the southeast quarter of
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vihi quarvvr aw ,, a
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oj, in Tuwnsuip "":., I
Houth, Range rouneen r
of the Willamette Merlsly
The proposed Hie above
- .. a auami
oa will be subject 10
by tho couBty court of
county, state of Oregon
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