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MATH REPUBLICAN. t "U of them a bill in F Publish»*«! every TI iiif »«) b) the ctuieH <>f there usually no Mt h. Represen* the a rrromwusfy lands to t»ill l.tdians ■*'.J3.27o exefndcd «a their resetv;.t ion. and appended tlto state ffovtsion «lie'll profits Its U»-a selection of kuids which »vc already tie’ll relinquished. »’« biennial report to out g.uuc f» id encTtnrage them He makes but of season the violate one except ii u to Ills sweeping declaration, Col. viz: ipptagate, the agent of the Klamath reservatio.’). Gaw. Geer has made formal claim In I ehalf of t lie state of Oregtui swamp 117,000 a-res of near Klamath lake for lying land included ami in the Klamath Indian reservation. It state's contention that since grant land swamp made «as pri or to the creation of the rarerva- lion, the title to the s-.vairp land has vested in the state. This land prob- ably includes the Big Klamath marsh. Sycan marsh and the from marsh Modoc Point to north of mouth the of Williams:«! river.—Oregonian. The dispatches in Monday's dailies gave lip hope of the recovery of Queen indicated that her life Victoria and could be prolonged only a few days at believed The Queen is most. them and put.lt many of the "by requebl” Kills -lie an ign ible death. A k a result rush of bills during the tile chief clerk's of the first overcome by paralysis. to I k * Vic Queen toria was born May 24. 1*1». and was of ruler proclaimed June 21, 1*37. Britain Great time to From that the present, «he bas been instrumen tal in shaping’the English guverment. and ahe goes down to death with the distinction of having been the wisest and most judicious and humane sov ereign that country ever has had. Socially, politically and commercially, has elevated her influence European .standards immeasurably. lation will be cleareti away that tat great a Is l.k’lv rush will again lx Heavenly Divplay That May Not Appear. reason to-day to think that they are eveniy distributed. It is possible, how ever. to believe that the portion of the stream due at the intersection of the earth's orbit this year, has not yet been perturbed by Jupiter in the same LEGISLATERE. BILLS IN THE TO CONDUCT A DAIRY FARM. Ju the legislature some of tiie more important bills introiluced are tiie Former A bill providing for an expression by electors for their choice for U. S. Aerial or. Creating a state board of equaliza tion. Fy»r the ejection of precinct assess ors. For a general and uniform system in the public wlxxtls. relating to assessment and taxation of personal property. An act to exempt from attachment a debtor’s wagts for and garnishee, thirty days. providing for tiie uniform and general taxation of railroad, tel egraph and express companies. eAn act to establish state and coun ty Haji Mewipaper Herd of Jersey«. following: An act Well - Known Woman boards of health. An act for the taxation of dogs. Money derived from this source is to be expended in reimbursing farmers Mrs Antoinette Van llrewn Wake man, formerly a well-known newspa per woman in Chicago, has put a herd of grade Jersey and Jersey-Holstein cows on her farm, near Hastings. Minn., and made the first shipment of mi!k to the Crescent Creamery company, of St. Paul. Mrw. Wakeman believes that Ha.«t- ings is admirably situated to become a point for the shipping of milk tc the Twin Cities. She proposes to de vote her place, which is less than a mile from the courthou*e. exclusive ly to dairy products and fruit, and has built a bam. and proposes to have her herd and milk car'll for on the lines indicated by Prof. T. L. Haecker. of the agricultural experiment sta tion of the state university. Mrs. Wakeman has arranged to ship from 20 to 30 gallons of milk daily. Although this is a somewhat ur> usual innovation for a woman in this part of the country, “persona^y con ducted" farms are a profitable fed of eastern women. Mrs. Richard Watson killed or Gilder, whose husband is the editor of the Century, hns a farm of 250 maimed by dogs. An act regulating the business of acres, where she lives nine months out of every year, anil makes most life Insurance companies. profitable. Abram Hewitt's dnugh- An act making taxes a lien on real ters are also enthusiastic and success property after tax levy is made and ful scientific farmers, and many other well-known women are devoting until ent ire.amount is discharged. themselves to similar agricultural un An act regulating transportaticn dertakings. of freiglit and passengers by railroads whose sheep been have and other transportation An act that peddlers shall procure county licenses in the counties where they sell their goods. An act relative to construction of telegraph telephone, and electric lines. An act to provide fur the estab lishment of public school libraries. An act to protect sheep husbandry. all streets and al An act making leys in towns, incorporated public highways. An act regulating hours of labor. An to act re-dlstriet and Malheur counties the 9th senatorial present 9th district the state. Lake, Harney Underfills, Klamath, will compose tative district Klamath and (The district. comprises Klam ath, Lake, Crook and Wasco.) the proposed law, the 21st Under represen will be composed of Lake counties. The 21st representative district now tains Crook, Wasco, con- Klamath and Lake. Tiie Oregon Statesman of Friday says that tin- lower iiotise is literally swamped with Introduced, printer -and bills—12.» re;ul still and SPIRITED COMPETITION, companies. ..... I I - Mew Firmi Seek to ^ernre Contract« fur the Bolidin(g of W arililp*, to tiie I.lshlslns Rod Mlles In Length. lire deluge keeps Bavaria has a moat curious claim to quarter come the notoriety. which is that it jxjesesse* the hills, while several representatives longest lightning conductor in the world. It rises some yards »bore the have a half dozen to a doz.cn to their top of the meteorological station on the credit. Many of these proposed laws Zugspitze, the highest point in H •• the come iron the "reform members,” German empire, and rims down and as tlitv are in a niinilier of ca*-s ■ ' ide of the mountain to the bottom of Hoilenthal. where there is running ii .u- .—, round 'rhe length up. From every SAITS l'’.AMN(i MILLS, Banner ut I IgM Pût ...II " Il . • I • 11 ' • ' a nt * atxl l» ♦ i» Ulti It' Irti. H Prugrv Rrt »rmat Il I >k « i»h> A«tr ‘I «v % P M*. i pl it V » ■» < » • « I Vit I ». < k I • I nul oui uf print, t prvM. SprcinMa pagv,. ttt. ”< both book* »ent ou application. G.ÔC.MERRIAM CO. yx*.nuMun Publishers ! .' I'vtuicatit ns I hi iiUlu-tl <>ti All Kinds tH I’.pti i-. •• .uul L’oiitr.Kling and Building on the In .(ailment Plan. \ t y r « t i • r * » X ' » rvtll» a Un n il h <1 We m I» o publish Webster's Collegiate Dictionary w ithl«l«*»*Arvt4 Scot ti»h Word* and Phr.iM** ’ “ First d»»» In quality, mcoih I cljn in vite. Springfictd. Mass. . » stables which the .'our tai begins tile twcut- TRAGEDY OF A LIFE. ii t Ii cent tn -. • File Furchandedni ss i :----- of Lin inda Mmili.” by --.li'siah Allen's Wife,” ElizabethSttiart Hu-lp's--The Sailor Deserted by Friends Dies Alone on a Barren Island. Success .is of M:, y the First,” "Tile Story of a A'ottng .»Ian.” by Bear Story," by Illa Skeleton Found In Illa Bunk with t'lifford "Blue ami another Howard, Itlvei Charles Major, are alstt aiming the m.itiv vi.eell ;it things a Diary by Kia Side in W hi«*h lie Had Recorded ill« Terrible Eipr rlencca. presented in the T.voartlcl. s sli • .v January Journal. plans anti details House of Mtxleratc On I’nimnk island, which punrt’s one of the entrances to the I‘t l tii tr «vn. a C vst” ami "A So ithem Farmhouse Edward B>>k writ’s rude mound of rocks marks the la t t<> Cost S Ini.u resting place of C harles \\T.‘ uni An of --The TwoCeiitu ie.s ttid This Mag- derson. sailor, fisherman mid hunt» r. azine ” tin nc" th.- .h-urnal. There is also a Andrrstm starved to diath on tht Through i'ieturesqm bleak and barren is!nnd wa tii-¡j for double pagi e. friends who deierttd him. 11» • • d « n America, giving eleven view« of the •Tune 19. 1899, and his .d.iktiin in 1 is inagnilfcvnt s si .¡erv of W.¡shin rliin bunk and his diary beside i» w» re found and O.egoti. I'raeti. ¡1 articles show by two hunters who were driven on the the f'l.sliioas iii woman's wear, ami island during a storm. The diary was addressed to Andrew ti ta li ap'.'t a-tno.-t every subject for Groswold, of I’nga. who arrived nt San the home. By tiie < i:rtls I'libllalting Francisco a few days ago with l.is ‘■'■nijKiny, I'hil i-lelplila. (>iie dollar a friend’s last writings. . « ar; ten <■ "::ts a cony. Several vessels parsed by liis island prison, the pathetic record real’s, but 1 none saw Andeis n’s tlag (f tJstress SO YEARS' Once a vessel was becalmt t! close to th» EXPERIENCE shore and-he tried to reach it. but he had not the strength left to laiincSJ.is little l»oat. His legs had failed If m and he could only puli himself along by his elbows. He delilicrnted on sho ting his <V g. Dempsey, but he epu’d not screw up T mdc M ark « :or "A Country Dyspepsia Klamath courage to slay his faithful frit nd. “He ( brought seals to n.e t h11 . brekk ers,” he wrote, “ard I fed him a- .f iiea- I could.” Finally th» ' ■ - j | • The diary rtcor s the t» rriblr mh T< r Ings of Anderson’frotn thirst a l I * expeditions after fresh water. 1 he last entry says: i “Monday, .lune 19.—Now I must g< for w ater again. I am more nfra -Hl. ¡> time than before. I’.ut with < ■ ’ • If J may come back again. 1 wo i 1 r ».* like to die outside. But <i<»«l's will be done.” He had his wish, for he re turned and died in his bunk. OCSIGNS C opyrights A c . Anfonr »on»Pt g « ekrt-'h «n4 doner ptl it m«y q-.i»<-klr ns» e.-t in. < h . i e»t»iiii«»n freu «bether su invi'-i»1'»n i* prolinl ff i i.ientabl«!. C'<»mmunira- < t’'ctfy 'iilr'tfl«.. Ilnndb« konl*RtenU . f . ■. riDir patent«. I’ '»•■'.!* t un-ii : r '.igh Alui.n a Co. receive Scientíííc American. A b'.nd»« »npfr illvMr.itM wnrkfr. |jirir«»wt Hr- f':l.«ti"»i "f on: -■ ir'.tlU*' ]■ »ornai. Term«, fia Y- . f :r n.« -ti, |L Sokl by nil aeeedealer«. MUNN &Co.’°'B*<-»N8WÏÔrt Eran o: o. F EL, WaablDiflon. !>. C. Ager- Lakeview THRONE OR WEDDING. Sta Line Dill to Enable Wilhelmina to Marry ■ nd Yet Htmulu Queen. In order to hold the thrice the Dutch sovereign cannot marry without the consent of her pnrlianu r.t. She may marry otherwise, but in that case would inexorably have t > renounce the throne. Therefore t wo bills :.re nboiit to lie put iwfore the «tat< ", i er.4. th« first giving the parliamentary cons, nt to Queen Wilhelmina's marriage to Duke Henry of M> ck!*nbiirg- t werin. and the second granting full naturali zation to the duke, as well as deciding upon his future title. 'I < ri porarily this title is that of prince consort. Preparations for the wedding are be ing hurried along. Tiie most s < k ,thing, healing and an tiseptic application ever th-vi-.d 1 >• Witt'-, Witch Ifax lieves at once an i is ' cur. s p. .. .ns. ill America.” Is lb“ title of :m article I io the Ladies’ Home Journal for Jan uary. "Iloiisckcepifig in a aire's Family. ” Play,” Million ‘•'I'lie Lit tie Women' adapted from Miss Alcott.’s cliarniingstory, forslage pre ■ nt.it i< n. and Illustrated by Beglnald B. Birt h, and two pictorial p.-i 'es. " A Winter Service at Cliurch,” by W. I,. Taylor, i ing.” I.y and "The Tow n Mt * . , A. li. ' ■* » ' "A- 1 . 24 1 1 tMZ Ó. I i I ca AÌJGHTON, Prep. At the Telegraph Office. KLAMATH rALLS, OR. Jtiily from Ager to Klamath Hot 'pritigH. K.-no. Klamath Falla, Dairy, Bonanza, P.ly iiml l.akeview . Iiailv from I. ikeview to P.lv, Bonanza, flair-., Klamath Falla, Kelio, Klamath Hot .‘•pt Ii an i Ager. Make connection Ager, CTJ. with all trains at Line, Stage Falls-Mcrrill CliTG W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, Digests what you cat. It arU'ii-ially iii ■ tsth ( an I H Nature tn tigtl; mt.: I t< structmg the exhau ... gaus. It i.-1lie -stdisc \ i. ,<i . -t- Ml a: d U Di a > I can approach It tn ci--.. :, n ;• 1- in- stautiy nlievetand 11 iat Dnpepaia, Ind i< Flatulence. S nr >t..n >, Na-. . .1. Sick Headache,Gastralei.i ( riuq -a. I ali ot bar results tif itu;. i . t .; END, EAST KLAMATH 11 !... II.tv i FALLS. i'\ anil lit.lili loti; OREGON ,!.•'., vv. . I. "I- ml r Iii .iii'l s) l,|. . ». ».• I i. , .ill purtR i <"Ht!" i n < 'i< "i n ilifoitiia . t tin' ven loui-M rat»-*-. 1‘rlcr 10c and tl. 1. r;. • I , ,t > stusllsuc Houk ail s<*"Uid,-i u Pr.parca by L V. L«w, I I • vu. V.’vjga ■' t> oi th ? * V\ or ' J * A I J 1’ ? 4 J> I eczema and skin dis '.is s. I '-ware of The monopoly of constructing war imitations. J. L. Padgett X Sons. ships of the largest type, hitherto en joyed by three concerns in this coun I A L iiiuauy in TwoBts'Ks. li li.. try. promises to be invaded by four or been said that the Bible and Wr:n- five firms, which have expressed a great desire to make proposals for the STKIl'S iNrKilNATIONAL 1 >K riONAItY construction of the vessels, bids for i constitute a good library; and while which will be opened on December fl. tills seems to I k * a sin g i-item-nl The three firms which have always i it is in a great degree true, for tiles' bid upon this work are the t'nion iron works, of San Francisco; the Cramp two Ixxiks constitute a source of Building and Dry Dock company, of knowledge that no -ingle I' ti ller! Philadelphia, and the Newport News ¡can exhaust in a lifetime, and ¡1 (Va.) Shipbuilding company. It now ' fountain head from whh h all can appears that these firms will have as rivals the Fore Kiver Shipbuilding drink and dally grow wiser and bet At any rate these books form company, of Weymouth. Mass.; Town ter. send A Downey, of New York; the tiie best foundation for every library, New York Shipbuilding company, of and in reading, ¡is In btilldlii' . a ; oi ■ New York city; the Trigg Engine and foundation i„ eM'-ntial. They are Shipbuilding company, of llichmond. Va., and the Hisdon iron works, of also authoritative giiii). ,. '..'-h in its Insiti and San Francisco. The appearance of sphere, tin-one. tlial tie the latter firm in the list of compet life may not olTend ¡¡gain t God. and ! itors is something of a surprise. It , the other, that th>- toogi • and pen may not off< ml against 11 .11. will make it interesting for the Union iron works, which hns bad no com | •’The Baltimore B ill- Who Made petitors in the race for naval con tracts covering large ships on the Pa tli - Most Brilliant Match of Any Girl have been cific coast. sent 1 [•'. GOI-'I.LER, Proprietor. Better Than Ever for Home, School, and Office. Aatronomrra Prepare to Photograph way. and if it comes before the radiant is above the horizon it will not be seen at all. “The second possible explanation is that there was a dearth of meteors in that portion of the swarm encountered by the earth in 1*90. and there is no Correspjid’isi Kkh Bindins«. 4 2364 Pages SOOlk Illustrations THE PERPLEXING LEONIDES. Yale astronomers are preparing to photograph what Leonides appear in the heavens this fall. Last year at this time the most extensive preparations »s eremade to photograph the meteroric display, but the cloudy skies and the fact that but .few 1,-ouids appeared threw the astronomers into as late of gnat perplexity. Sir.cc then the rea son for the non appearance of the meteorites has not b« en discovered. Dr. Frederick L. Chase, of the Yale ob servatory. says: "There is just aa much reason to ex pect the leonids at this time as last year. Astronomers have not yet b, en able to discover why it is that with the usual regularity with which the leonids come every 33 years the shower last year failed to appear. There are two possible explanations of this. Since the lost gn-at shower in 1S66 Jupiter has passed quite close to the portion of the orbit containing the meteors due in l>9t). ar.d has, accord ing to calculations, so perturl>cd the path as to make them cross the line of the earth's orbit several hundred thou sand miles inside the orbit—that is, nenrer the sun so that the earth may not hare passed through the swarm. At the same time the stream will take but four or fixe hours in passing any lije lil\M 'I l|H | S»| I |Ul< I .1 ■ rth «»I ►••iti V » •1 kit ri\ »Nil nix*. I • t : 111 < 111 I ; t ■ ■ - 4n*l - Sp M 'll I . I’«' , I I lot .11 H ‘ I II|HIII *|»lnl Util HI' I M »« V » » ■ H ! h H»I «»lilt I» »•»I ur.U t* iti tIi w»t Definitions and 1 It « I •••••> I .« Prepared under the direct supervision of XV. T. HARRIS Ph D , LL.D., United States Commissioner of Education, assisted by a laqje corps of competent specialists and editors. M ut- by not way as last year." year.” An act Phrases is the state printer, but tiie aivuniu- it C»slw« Hisst:.' O' I b II 25,000 New Words desk is swamp-d. as lUllHI U \( ÎUq Throughout Plates New we k Geer Gov. pwarnment in Oregon permit the dimittfukiU Mie In perienced in the lioums m that the Indian agents i f the C. * the I ioum -. an.I Forestry Warden Qultr.- Gaine sw. Webster’s International 1 ict ipnary mea-Mires there ia to dnv. and after that, for sec- Mis 1 fl and .7« in this area, one mutis jr „ E. II. IÌÙ .¿s. ita fi.a rres'tì?-’. interestevi terviecs of tnein- v.-ue aiCMaurvs before llie 21, fve Tongue introduced request.” purpose of getting pri- lx-rs fvr the Mr (in advaacvi ’ tiie Klamath “bv partie* Mt-uritvg the BA.' T ISSUED N E. W EDITION committee 1» an e; y duce bill« sat »«: n congress on the U-you.l Uie ileallt *>t in s.>me instances member« Intro EniTOHX .,\l> I’KOnUKTOK«. ÍRFDAY. JANI ARY lioles painleNti one. K HUSF. & SON, n-RM-aimos never get will certain pigeon nPBELI Bi : lìti • «»I in lit built With 4 J f > Mali i Edgar Munii'* '• “i."i rimllt.fl V*. mid B »III I ; 4 4 I > Ì ) I j'lill mor' / All wni I. i XIV¡h 4 X if«-, .leiim.l.l"’ T" l"g.r I: »ih. il Ivlendaut : In tin ha 4t it i »reg n ; Yi’ii are li'-rel 1 n Slid ai.sser the voti ill the .1 "Oi " lor«- the ex ; . r «• aiid mi eo-ive k- nt I', ■ i m-1 -. I ». • . i order ol (lie ill, iV, '-III f I I < if you (ail t'l .ti I ■••I. tile ptaiiiliff wi. j t (nr the reh f ptaied !• 1 in vis > ind ...•'■ ■ rii u itli intere-t thei - per reift. I er :o.r,i.ii. ti 2 - '. r ■ I ■ ! .. • ' ’ • further »mu of 1 : anil judgment f ir •■ il » -t merits of «nil ; i>- ,| t i , »H» fi lx. declared to L- . I***» the certain pn 1 3-, comphihit sii" •• llu X ber, 111- ■ ! il ■ In b bv tin- plain' It lu i •t i n«t premi-ex ix- I le , ih«* sol I ai'crdmg to la .it ul. plaintiff ngaii -t ♦ n I cl »red I., I • . of defendant, Minn I le sai 1 primi i . . ..r .11 i Hl:d t liai :...■ | und f'iitlii r li ■ ! a- in 11 r. mav ii|i;x>iir Ina 1 5"i• I ... Thiii stimtium- i ■ * tii.n tlu-ri-i>f io tin' Ki. i is, liv order id II 'B. soli, Judge of tin* I -' I (O'goll, Iliadi ,, d it Court ai.d lau-i- • DeiemlxT, 1'0 t ul I I gon..and « Id. h ».nd tiled us afi.ri'-.u'l i. mous in tin- I'uu-e I’ week for six eimo'i five Week- fumi II . 27 ' ' 1 st , I’.hUI. the d.ili. .4 fin linn Iheieof us pie i i ih. I il H .1 I i; n. P.. M Successor tn A. D. Carrie. A Duff} ’s. Prop <• e a e e * * e e A A Xotkr I »»r ¡Tibhcatlun. ! u.f.r » »4 tl»«* Intvrtor, I » I »Ii • vi« u , ’ trefoil, L. ini-r IM. IMHÜ. ,(J, KUt h that lb»* fob ' ’ • I'M»» ili» «I n 'I it a* of h iv final pr«Nil m sup* I that *itl pro«i( . || p K -ii. ill I .ill <>r., i n •tf n •t • ( i h . i k l.tf I . ' m 4. cc "»Ill K Itili I . t>,,.( Hints • • I •• I« |>| I I ist «li», a««- • ss| 11,«- I ) « H«îc s.. • «n * ’-hoxii /• : I i.i«>-<> i,r>'l />. A7. I H/..S, M. /Z sZ./*r» .4 *I.L. ..I iau, u ’ . H b It a II.I Illi's I lit- ilsl ' '* «*• »III11>ll«»ll• b .ll I* fl • >| »111'1 • •I K ««IH». < hr I /' I» ’ II. > L«.i\ Phjzicicns and Surgeons. f **» i Mt V. i DRS. HAR3US AND STRAW /t d Surgeon, j. n. nooRE, « I’uMi >(i «il. I I. B. MOORE, Pi-o¡>r¡tltír of Freight W tigoni S. < i Jam I V' ti tiling doni* I w- I A i I Il to pr ml cu I* -I, • II I. VI I.'»Ill" .1 I.» Il 11 I I m Il II 1 B. i h ith in .»ti** *■ nini «Iirpal« h E HOTEL BAHBER SHOP. J W. SIEMENS, Prop. Cleanliness and Good Work Guaranteed. Easy Coaches. Excellent Acco nmodations. .Im Xulici- if I,. I, l.v given -, Il |( u loa iiig-iMmed -, til, , i,a. ui, ,| , I hm intvnt¡'»n t»» tu;»; v Iii al i i |»<»rt <»f I hm ri.tim, uni that t « ill hr fiHi'h' b»‘forr ,l.i • - I I’,, »enger, express anil freight trafili- < ’olii.t v < ìri I: at I • . il h I •olieiltd. All I'li.iiiuu ei.lrueted to lit* oil I vl»i nan b», J'•<» 1. vi/ : .hinivM I»'. Itixoti, vill l>c expedited. i ’ NW, Mi’, 30.1 \E' \W Tp. 40 H., 1C. 12, ! .. W . M. I ft) i th« follov I l III! LODGES. prove Ilin voli!. llllVHI ............... ,-»«■ and cultivation <ii I. iim I, low it : I. A. F. .A A M. S, Hcwartx, of Tiile . .. Lnkv, Oregon; Klamnlh Lxlg<) No. 77 meets Satur- < I > i ' 1 <HI< !<I, < ; lay evening oil or Ix-fore the full moon. • h.lili I ' .1 ! I ............... . < Iregoij : A i ex M aiitin iii ., W. M T. I>ixou • , <>i .............. l 'i!' l i .» ‘ h• »ti. A. I,. I KAVITT, S;;e, E. M . B • \Tr \is, llv/i-ivr. <>. E. H. Nolfce lor Publi.uti >n. Aloah Chapter No. 1,1 meets on tin- Jti'l and 40» fiu flay evi'iiings ol cucli Ih'pnrtinvili oi llv Iut. iior, Land ‘ Hli* <• a' I/ i I j vi '-' a . < >n vili, month. .li.vviK E, K kamkh , W. M. I. ai h \ W ii . i . itx , F it . .lanuaty ItiUl, Ni.tlie I. 0. 0. F. givvn iLat ih.» fui Kia oath Lodge No. 137 meets every low ing liami'd "'ttl'T ha- filed notil i- ni Satiir.lny evi'tiing in I. 0,0. F, hull. hi- intention to inul.e lin d pu <4 in Visiting biotin rx '-ordhilly invited. support •>( hi- I’l iim. and il e ¡nd prt"4 .1. B. I' IMI'RKM,, N. G. will lx* imide l.i'lolf Jillliei II. Dli'-C'lil. W ji . T kuiiii . i ., F i : i . t'ollllty < lelk ill U. In till I.ill-, III'., I’KOHCmiTV I’r.HKKAM Lol,or No. 101, on February 10. 1901, viz: John Dixon, I. <>.'>. I .. in..eta first nod third Tliurs- ■ I. 'Miiii'.,'- "i i-acli month ini. 0.0. II. K. No. 1HIH ! il Ilin 1* W'« of See I', hall At.li K I, iKi.LEii, N. <>. lion 32, Tp. 40 H„ 'I. 12, E., W. M., Oregon, lie names the follow ing «li K - th C1.01T0X, S ki -. neares I" prove Ins aoiiliiimm. reí idi'iu-i ¡di A. 0.1'. W iiixm und i-iiltivHfioii ul sind h,i«| l.inkville l/xlgc No. I |l» meets in A. Cliarlus I’iiki'tl. il Bed In Id, On 11 I'. W. hull every Tuesday evening. K. t'l'Uartz, of ini'. Ir'll-. I ne. , J* \ 1 - it it. broil rs welcome. Di ». .ti id K limili li I ill-. i 'I ‘ ot ee I <ir Publication. 4/s? Anent for LO TiDO ft AND lANCAsin.lE FIRE INS. CO. rm: \ 11:1 H'.- nutrì :. N'.lfi. I* li.ocl'V olíven that tli»-ro are liio.ls io III,-I i.iinty Irviisiliy liq llf i,‘<|,mpiioii ni tin- following iiuipty OH llll'l pilot t‘» «arraiits |,t<>t,- r |I I iitort'M w ill < «•**•’ X ovi - iii I xt 12, I siij . qx.ii »sine In m tin« dull** ■ KM ? is , fil I I, «si7, «HH. 5124. «»'7. ■oo ., «12.1. .'027,5'122. .51111.5127, «>2»». .B? V VJIH. 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