HEAR YE! TO ESTABLISH AIRSHIP LINE. Klamath County. <'nmp««F A Grand Ball to be given by the Ladies of the Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W., Friday, Feb. 22nd, at Opera House. Supper, Hotel Linkville. TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPER. $2.00 and Celebrate Your Uncle Geo’s Birthday. KLAMATH REPUBLICAN I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. I’ d bl l«hed every Thursday by On the island of Alaska, 50 miles west of Juneau, a large deposit of gypsum has been discovered. E ditor « and P kopbibtobb . The Philippine islands are already covered with a fairly complete tele RVMK'RIPTION rates : graphic system. Under Spanish rule O b « y» ar (fn advance) « « this probably would not have hap THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2 1, 1901. pened in a thousand years. The remnant of the once great Pe nobscot tribe of Indians now living on Bryan and Cleveland are wrangling an island near Oldtown. Me., have •ver the principles of the minority their own form of government. At party, while tile affairs of the govern their recent election they chose a pro hibitionist chief named Mitchell At- ment goon smoothly and prosperous tean by a vote of 25 to 23. ly under republican guidance. Property owners in the Fox lake re gion of Wisconsin have united to drive The closing days of state legisla German carpout of the waters in that tures are here and several arc still vicinity, nnd it is intended to seine deadlocked in the matter of electing the Niagara river for the same pur U. S. senators. These tie-ups give pose. The carp are malKng havoc among the game fish. reason to the popular cry to elect Efforts are being made in Beaufort, V. S. senators by direct vote. S. C., to get an appropriation for re habilitating and preserving the “old Gilstrap Bros. have bought the fort” wliich stands on the spot where Eugene Register, which they had Jean Ribault landed 300 years ago. It previously run under a lease, Since was built by the Spaniards after they their management, the paper lias had driven out the French. It was not until 1S27 that the two been made profitable as a morning wings of the national capitol building daily and has established a reputation were completed and not until 1S67 as one of the leading journals of tiie that the dome was finished. The total expenditures up to that time reached state. ♦ 13.1 0.000. Since that date two wings Less than two weeks m<>re of the have been added, with a marble ter race. which have brought the entire present session of Congress, Many cost of the building to *18.000.000. rushed pending measures will be which is a small sum compared with Wrought the two houses before the that expended upon several of the close and among the rest is the In state capitols, which do not approach dian appropriation bill which gives it in magnitude, dignity or beauty. In the crypt under the dome of the assurance of dealing liberally with capitol at Washington is a «ubter- r , . . . , , , . the Klamath Agency. ranean chamber, intended as a tomb for Washington, but his family ob- W. tiUSE & SON, It is greatly to the credit of this Climate that there hasn’t been a case of grippe in Klamath county within the past year, while the disease has prevailed, with frequent fatalities, not only in the East, but in Califor nia and other parts of the Coast. The excellent health with which this county is favored, should be a strong Inducement to those seeking homes. The fact that colonists are arriv ing on the Coast by the hundreds should inspire this town and county to attract a share of them to come and locate here. Klamath county offers unsurpassed induce ments and can easily meet tlie closest investigation. Let each resident make it a part of h’s business to do what he can to advertise the county’s resources and opportunities, and en courage and assist those who come here with a view of finding homes. On the 15th, in Congress, Senator llansbrough referred to the Interior Department for an opinion on his bill providing that ail moneys received from the sale of public lan Is in the arid and semi-arid regions shall be set aside as an “arid land reclama tion fund,” for the construction of reservoirs and other hydraulic works for the storage and diversion of water. Commissioner Hermann, of the Gen eral Land Office, has recommended to tile Secretary of tlie Interior that a favorable report be made on the bill with amendments to meet several suggestions he has offered. Millions of people are familiar with DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those who use them find them to be famous little liver pills. Never gripe. J. L. Padgett & Sons, Keno. Bargains in overcoats at Duffy’s. There is always danger in using •ounterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The original is a Safe and certain cure for piles. it is a sooth ing and healing salve for sores and all skin diseases. J. L. Padgett A- Sons, Keno. For News of the World Read the San Francisco Bulletin. Fifty cents per month, including krge 28-page Sunday edition. Send for sample copy to Tlie Bulletin, ¿33. Kearney St.. San Francisco. A powerful engine cannot lx> run with a week boiler, and we can’t keep up the strain of an active life with a weak stomach; neither can we stop the human machine to make repairs. If the stomach cannot digest enough Jbod to keep the txxly st rung, such a preparation as Kod->1 Dyspepsia Cure should be used. It digest s what you •at and it simply can’t help but do you good. J. L. Padgett & Sons, K< no. rrrp«»*» ••• E R. REIMES. HEX MARTIN JR . Vice President. Cashier. B«Mfl«r < rail The first airship to tw built '«' ,h'’ A Come Tea«« L«B«*h It» ri««l Arrl«l ALEX MARTIN President. .Tile following statements and facts pertaining to Klamath county are mainly taken from tlie Portland Daily Oregonian of January I, loot, and may be considered reliable in all particulars: Klamath county Is preeminently fitted by nature for stockratsing. The possibilith s of the industry are practically unlimited, owing to tlie natural systems of irrigation. Capi ta) lias tieen interested in tlie county In recent years, and many miles of ir rigation canals have been made. Water has been turn«! upon the waste lands, making them produce from tive to Keren tons of alfalfa per aero. The most valuable natural re source of the county is tlie pine tim ber, which corers 1,2.50,000 acres. Tlie largest and most valuable tract lies north of tlie Klamath river, and is known as tlie Jenny creek belt, It contains fully .5.000,000,(810 feet of the finest sugar and yellow pine, Klauisth county produee* grain, fruits, and even imps and tobacco in small quantities. Last year Klamath county Is'gan an era of rapid progress along all lines. The unusually large influx of home-seekers and new capital, and enterprises, either started or project ed, contributed to greater develop ment and materially aided in spread ing the spirit of improvement among those already here. About a year ago, the Oregon Mid land Company, composed of people of Klamath and Jackson counties, Ore gon, and Siskiyou county. California, was formed to promote the construc ' tion of a railroad from Klamathon, Cal., to Klamath Fails. From the start memliers of the company wotk ed diligently for the undertaking, with every prospect of success early Besides opening a rich in 1901. stock and agricultural country, this road will tap one of the choicest bodies of sugar and yellow pine on Not only will the Pacific Coast. transportation facilities be afforded for many miles of forest on either side of the line, but, connecting at the Klamath cMHinty lots 4,811 Imrsrs vthrnd at *70,574; 14,048 cattle val ued at *232.363: ’’,281 sheep imil goats worth *9,302, anil .’>82 swine «orili *1,817. Cu«tar«l Airship votiipsuy '• "• tory st F.lniott, 15». "'ll •■« «'"‘ pleted in n few days still Isioi. h««! .«i> Its initial trip. Tin« rompali.» wi« or gsnlasd »»»vrai month» ng«« «"•' “ eupitnl «to««k of »ICO.«««' B I» ........ poM-.l of W, l> Cii.tiinl, O>e ia»»»t®». and a number of prominent Imsiiie.» men. who closely inie-(tgnte«l the working nuxlel of the ne» »'rial '» hiele ami pronounced it praetieal'l«’ The conipnny endeavored t»» manu facture machine« hi time to ealtb hh a line of them to ply between New York ami l’aria during the piogi.- of the exposition st the French cip itai. but their construct ion wa« d<- laved, and it will tw Mirrai month, before regular line« of airship« «’ ■ be established Iwtween th.- prineljial cities of this country, «houid the om- which 1« to l»e launched nrxt week prove tiie success that i» elaimrd f«»r The forests on tlie eastern and western slop« s of tlie Cascade range of mountains show that on th«1 west ern slope 27J per cent, of the timber Is yellow pine and 2 8-10 |x r cent, is sugar pine. Tiles«« peieent iges are more thutl doublixl on tlie eastern slope. On the eastern slop««, where Klamath county is. the yellow pine IL is 88 percent, and sugar pine 9 per The complete machine weighs •.’50 cent. The yellow pine easily ranks pound* amt it has a eap-iclt) ««f from three to fi»e people K» masini'im alxive all of the other s|xs«ies on th«« s(we<l ia e»|»cted to be li«> mi!., per eastern slop«« in brief, and from hour The first trip »III *e from > ! the al>oye figures, an acre of timtier mott to Waco, a «balance of 2tl mi e» on the eastern slop«« contains more than ifi'nibh* the'valuable limber than PALMER LOSES MODEL GUESTS for docs an aero on the western slope. That the timber on the eastern side is more valuable in tlie market, is also shown by th«« table in tlie Ore The other day for the first time Iti gonian of tile lumber cut in 1900 in 21 year« and ten months room 3M of Klamath county and its value. The the Palmer house. I'hieag". was «n timber cut was 22.000,000 feet, and cant. The Interesting part of It is that during a>l that time it ha« been its value is ♦275.000. In the county «wcupied by one coupie. Mr and Mr» adjoining tills on tlie west and across 11. L. Seixss. amt in their depature the mountains, 25.ooo.ooo feet was for New York, «her» they will make cut, (exceeding ours by 3.000,000 their future home, the hotel lost it» feet.) lull its value was only ♦250,- »tar boanlers Mr Seixa» wa« a mrm tier of the firm of Cook, l.jman A 000. being *25.000 less than tlie value Seixaa. which wa« for a numtwr of of ours, l'rotn these figures it may years engaged in the who.evalv hat lie correctly assumed tliat eastern buaineaa on Market street Atniut a Oregon timber, while yielding double year ago the firm went out of bu«i nets. It was on January 4, l-T«*. that the amount per acre, is of a quality Mr and Mr« twixa« went to th,- which brings a higher price in mar Palmer house They eelected r«s«m ket than timber in tlie oilier parts of 35H. where they remained all during their long »tay. and every Sunday tlie state. morning promptly nt right < dock Mr Selxaa appearcl at tnr caahirr’» window and «ettleil hl» Mil for the week He never missed « payment and ne«er varied more than a minute or two from exactly eight o’clock The stay of Mr and Mrs Seixas e« ceeds by several years that of any other gue»t of the house. In addition to tlie foregoing, we will briefly refer to some of the facts above alluded to: Klamath county Is about the size of tlie state of Massachusetts. Com pared with the size of tiie county, the population is not large, yet it is rapidly increasing, tlie gain during OF UGHI tlie past ten years having been (14 p««r BANNER cent. In a county so large and witli THKOLOUT X>< «Sài IN TH t » • RII» I |tV»Tf D TU this p,,int wjth Upper Klamath Lake, sucli a boundless supply of excellent ... .. . . . _ .. . Spiritual Philosophy with its northern . tributaries, it is land and timber, and such great ad placed in touch with thousands of vantages and resources, there Is. as a jected to the removal of the remains acres of excellent pine, besides that matter of fact, abundance of room ISSUED WEEKLY from Mount Vernon. A “keeper of on the Indian reservation. Th.« out- for thousands and tens of thousands At 104 Dartmouth Street. Boston. the crypt” t TM CTi^nOni.,he P’r look for the building of the road en of settlers. rolls at a salary of *600, whose »ole Mass.. hanced the value of timber lands and Tlie land hi’rc is of the richest qual business was to keep a light burning «r In Ils pnxluctions of grass, in the vault. This practice continued prompted 100 persons to exercise ity. until 1863. when the appropriation wa« their rights to 160 acres of timber grain, vegetables and fruit. It is equal BASXER or I.1GIIT l’t'BI.ISHINo < oMI’ISV. discontinued, and the light, which had each. Others bought all the desira to tlie tx«»t anywhere. Tlie only lllllirai l> H. bsktt M ito « burned constantly for 50 years, was ble timber belonging to tin« state in thing needed to make the whole a gar allowed to go out. THE HAN’N’EH 1« • flrat <•’«•• Family Srwa this county. Representative* of den, is more irrigation. And that paper <»l biuht (<»« w« bk ) faukb mtitatmng up FALCON ISLAND REAPPEARS. Eastern and Western capital inspect- wil! soon be supplied. Mention lias war»l< <»f furty unLuMWa <»p t mt Kng*ri•»<« ¿ mi » i m -THl < TIV ► PF »1«! MJ rn ’ •< Ibi * I '.’nit I». pertinent; Report« of *uirHu«l l.cuture», <»ri Th. LUU. I.is.d 1B4s.p.era,wi,srb «i Klamath coun’y timber last year been made of tiie irrigation plants trinai E*»at w spiritual, l*btl<M<»phl» «I and Disapprsr.d cum.« a ». i > and bought a considerable number of now in oporatiou in the county. In Kulrntlfte; E'lllorlal fb*i>artmml, w htch tr» at« upon aplriiual and aecuiar reent«; Mi Into View. sections. addition we learn from a source which I»«*partmrnt; l(«-|N>rt« ul Spiritual I’h« ii'imettA and <‘«>niribnth»n« by tb<* moat talrnt Falcon island, which early last year Another propowd railroad is head- is reliable and unquestionable that ed writer« in the world, etc « it*. - was reported to have completely dia- ing for Klamath E’alls from the north, the irrigation ditch at Klamath Falls TERMS OF XCB«« KIITIoV, IS AbVlSr » appeared beneath the waves of the and while the date of its construc- will tie enlarged in tlie spring, and . Per Year ....... | • m Pacific is again showing it. flat rar- Uon n);lv n,„re n.nl()te t)|a|, th;,t that preparations are being mad«« to 1 Sis Month» | ia« Three Muni h« „41 f.Tce above the water. The life bi>- _ . ' ..... . .. ’ Mj*cimrn Coplrg went free. do it. Thus vast tracts of land, now tory of this »peck of land has been <’f the Oregon Midland Company, It is unusual and interesting. A cable dis-1 reasonably certain of being built uncultivated, will be assured of lux- uriant crops of alfalfa and grain. patch from Europe printed in April within the next few years, last vear said that after a brief life , ... ... . As we have seen, there an« in the of 14 year. Falcon island had cea.ed Immigration, which was larger In Banner of Light Publishing Compati) to exist. It was thought that no 1900 than for many years, was about county 1,250,< m >0acres, (or about 1,900 A!*<> pijbliahc« and farei»« L»r «■»*'(•• al H «»Ir square miles.) of timlx.T land, 68 per trace of it would ever be seen again, evenly distributed over the southern • nd Kutall « • ornplFL a >rti. « ni <■! Spiritual Pr<»<rcs«ive. Reformatory . and Hlosrllsnrou « nJltc,^ir-J half of thecirtintv, and the value of cent, of which Is yellow pine and 9 Ko-k « (kvultism I of France in the Tonga group, an phy A«lr<»l»»cy Psychology My glene I». farming lands uniformly advanced per cent, sugar pine, lx,th of tlie lx«st «cripti ve <»tBi«ur «rni 1r* t»n api < ni •«.» nounce« that Commandant Itavenhill. l*<»ok published in Knglan»! <<r Xtnern-a Un-irri and most marketable quality. To not Any of the cruiser Porpoise, has returned with the growing demand. nut of print, will be Mut by iii>ll ..r . » cut this into lumber we have splen pre««. gated ranches which could have been to those islands from a cruise in the Pacific with the news of the re- bougnt a year ago for from *2 to *5 did water powers, and unsurpassed emergence of Falcon island. He says per acre now command from *5 to *10 facilities by lakes and rivers for get that the highest part of the island is an acre. An an instance, 600 acres, ting logs to the mills. The water now about 16 feet above sea level. bought a year ago for *6 per acre, power at the outlet of Klamath lake The island was formed by a great volcanic eruption at the bottom of the soldin November for *15 per acre. bas a fall of 64 feet, and exceeds Sea in 1885. It took the waves and This land is dry, but accessible to fu Spokane E’alls in force and volume, storms of the ocean 14 years entirely Stage Line ture irrigation. Land under tlie being able at all seasons of the year to obliterate it. Mr. J. J. Lister, who 1 to furnish power to cut into lumber ditch is worth from *15 to #40 an visited the island a short time before tlie 350,000 acres of timber tributary it disappeared, said that it wax rap acre. idly being torn to piecea by the action to Klamath lake and the rivers that Irrigation lias made gixxl progress. of the waves. Unices a fresh volcanic flow into it. outburst occurred he thought it Two large ditches, fed by Sprague i c Pro?. To take all this princely supply of would soon disappear, His predic- River, have been built in tDe vicinity I lumber to outside markets, a railroad lion came true, and a steamer that "al | of Bly. H. E. Ankeny has secured a visited the place about the beginn n|f|half interest in the ditch leading is needed. As to that, wc can say of last year reported that not a trace that tlie discouragements of the past of it was to be found above the water 'from near the source of Klamath arc alxiut over, and there is no doubt Office: At the Telegraph level. River, and iiis object is understixxl to that next spring will see the com- Office. The island was built up in C 1"e ' be to so enlarge the system that it inenceinent of tills great enterprise. neighborhood of the Tonga group will water all of the land within its about 35 miles from the Island of A railroad will come because It will KLAMATH FALLS, OR. Tofoes. A submarine volcano had range, John Sh<x>k and Clark Ham- pay to come, and Ixxtanse the timber reared from the lwttom of the ocean aker have plans to make a ditch from as well as the crops and cattle and a mighty mass of ejecta, and on this Lost River at Bonanza, It will have other great resources, are assurances foundation rested the outpourings j capacity to irrigate 50,000 acres, which rose above the water. Tlie that such a railroad will lx« profitai,le Daily from Ager to Klamath I. ’.,. Hot Stockraising is still the chief in- from the start. island consisted of two distinct parts. j Springs. Keno. Klamath Hills, Hairy, One of them was a hill of gentle slope ■ dustry of tlie county. Sales last, year Bonanza, Bly ami Lakeview. With tlie enlargement of tlie ditch, nnd wider base, whose height was 'were: Cattle, *210.000; slieep, *10,- Daily from Lakeview to I’.lv, Bonanza 153% feet. On one side the hill ended the building of a road giving access abruptly in a cliff, whose base was j 800; horses and mules, *00,000; hogs, to outside markets and the coining Dairy, Klamath Falla, Keim, Klamath Hot Springs ami Ager. washed by the sea at high water. Tie *7,500; total, *288,300. in of mills and manufactories, will other pnrt of the island was a flat, ex Makes connealion with all trains at The acreage untier cultivation lias corne a growtli and settlement far in tending away from the base of the Ager, Cal. greatly increas' d. Large crops of al excess of what it lias been in tlie hill in a northerly direction and only ten to twelve feet above the high tide falfa, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes, tur past. A prospect so bright for tlie level. The whole bit of land was just nips, cabbages, beets and other vege- Immediate future, should not lx; over a bare, brown heap of ashes around Frultgrow Ing, looked by fanners stockgrowers, luin- I tables are grown. Easy Coaches. which the grent rollers broke and swept up the blnck shore« in sheets | wliicli received on!y slight attention beriiicn and enterprising men in all Excellent Accommodations. of foam. The island wax entirely des until recent years, is now developing branches of business. To them it I titute of any vegetation save for a rapidly. Dairying receives more ai may tie truly said that, a greater and half dozen seeding plants that had i tention as tlie adaptability of tile better opportunity never presented found lodgment there. It will not be strange if the ¡aland soil and climate to tlie industry be- itself than the one now offered here. I’axxenger, express and freight trnllic Is torn to pieces and again disappear, conies more fully appreciated, Be- And finally wc will say that we have solicited. All business ei;iriMte<| to us from view within a very few years. sides supplying tlie home demand, an unequaled climate, tiie purest will be expedited. Its renppenrnnee now- ia doubtless due , the two creameries al E'ort Klamath water, the tx«st of health and the to another volcanic eruption. Vol In tlie United canic, islands seldom endure many and the private dairies in all parts of grandest scenery years unless they are so large or so tlie county ship many thousands of States. Ager-Lakeview s. well protected against the sen that there is time for them to Iiecorne cov ered with dense masses of vegetation I before ocean storms have an oppor tunity to tear them to pieces. Big line men’s and boys' suits at , Duff» ’s. Bargains In overcoats at, Duffy’s. II«- 'ti' c'l prlceson clot hl ng,'.Duff j ’s. I Collections Attended to Promptly. Correspondence Invited, KLAMATH FALLS PLANING MILLS, J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor Plans and Spccifications Purninhed on All Kiiids o| Building* and Contrauting and Building <>n thè Installincnt Pian. i:xci iax ( ;i<: STABLES -AM» OFFICE--------- Klamath Falls-Merrill Stage Line, \V. W. HAZEN, proprietor, EAST END, KLAMATH Ashland and Klamaih Falls Slaçe I.ine. ('mod Stock mid ILqtilp- inent. Careful Attention Given Traveling Public. It. M. GARRETT, FALLS, OREGC -N I’ mitip Hriw» I am* Orrur. l.aki’Vh «, Orrtfi’ii. Krbtuary lut. ||«)|. p V»lt» r I«* hrrrhy giviti I hi* l m <•1 <»»in l»h.ni» v Midi il»r t*l lb* .*> I •-( < ungrr«a «»I Jun«* X. I r 7M, rniillml Au j rtd l»»r the «ah* ul I ihm !« in tl»«« nlttiui* <»l l nlih»riiia, <>rrtf'*i*a SitB'Is, »lint U t«»hi»i|t!>>n Turrihuy," u nii-ni|. i’ll to ail Itir l*«|hh< blair« !>» «■ t «>1 'ii4«'ii»l I. IW.*, kVilhaiu I* Kh .ul«, ol Meirill, »»’Unix «»( Klatiiaih. *>lsiu <>l iht'^i'ii, ba* I bn* *lwy lb «’J in Hu« • tht<* lilN BUuril Btutrlliriil X»». ‘.bC fur U m * pun !<«•»* *•! iU *>f < |0, • anil btk 14 ul .*»I ami bl.ul <n >«-«I m »| i Si». 3. Ill Tow I»«I* 11» X«». U» M , Hauge So, 10. I and (•»•- I I»* nhuW that ill«* land «ought 1« m<»ru \ a I ii - 4*l»h* h»r 11» Iiciil4*r or «l«»i»*’ Ilian G»r «tgriuultural pur|Mi»«’N. and Io hl» « lain* to »«al land bndoir the gu* J ter am! U**vri««*r ul ihi« oltir«* at l«akr vo w. Or. uit baliirdgy, the 13th day id Apiii. Hr iMlliir» a» wifn**»r« <»»•«». W. <‘*»iif.rr, of Merrill, ,,f»v»»n. (h.irl«*R T. U ilaon, of Merrill, < >rrgtai; < harlrw A Hunting, of Muri ill, < in-g»«ii, I’rrry Vhimrv, ul Hh. Or*r»ii. Am «ml all |*rriM»n« rlaliuiig ad* wrwrly Ihr al»«»Vr A« mm -||U^I land» an* n*<|U«*»lr«l I«» tile ihrir ulaim« in tin» • •Hhu on or bvforv »«id 13th da* Ipril, HOI. .'U|<nnlf it Jell \olkc I or l’Mhlkatlon. !»rp.ir!lurtil of ll.c lut**ri<»r, < Mth v ut l«rik**YÌ«*w, <>rug*ui, I FrbruMry |A, I1MH. Notili* ia lirn*by givi-ii (fiat lb<* f<J h»u mg nauti <1 Ima lUvd rmlh e of I In» int’ niii ii tu maku Unni |»r<a>f in mip- |M>tt "i iti« < bum, uml ibat »nid primi v< ili la* Hit lt Iwforu .1,1 fu»**» II. Prtaimll, Cminlv < .crii, «t «tatuati Falla, Or., un Man b l’-'i. \la : ■hdili Al. TipttUI. ! ’ ' NI ’4 NI II. I hue 12, Tp. 9. S., li ¡0, E.,111 d IxH 4, S at . 7. a I E ’-j i»l X W 11. iiud Iy*l 1 ni • I h , Tp. ' **., K. 11% E. Hrtmiiiw» ih** ftdloM mg wil ii *** m * c * tu prove liia c*»n* liniimi» rt «-«iduiii-u U|M>ii nnd culthu of s i|«i Intuì, vii : bnlnUul l’IRoli, iifOlenr, •’iuguli • W. Aiidcr»*»n. uf • ilciiu, < ir» goti . < ’l>.irli•» Hi»rti>n, uf H* h iinnan, < >rt gnu ; .fidili Stolli, ul Olcnr, • Hvgun. F. M. BKATTAIX Itrgi-^r. j. n. nooRE, J. B. MOORE, Proprietor of Freight Wagons. HOTEL BARBER SHOP. J W. SIEMENS. Prop. Xotkc I or Publkatlulle I Cleanliness and Good Work Guaranteed. Also Agent for LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INS CO M N aughton , TIIEAHUREIUH NOTICE. 5>, <.f HE*,, nini NW4 of I, H., Il 12 E. g witness*« to resílleme ti|s>n land, vix: Al- •«, I Ire. ; Alls'rt tire.; James . ; John Dixon, I’< ’v ns wlm c uinol take ordinar) pil!s fimi il a pleasure lo tak«« De- Bit U h Ut tic Early Rlxcrs. Tlwy are thè lx«si little llver pilla ever Iliade. L. l’adgelt A S'inx. Keno. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. 11 aril ficlally dige«U the food and aid* Naturo in Htrengtb?ning nnd recon structing tlie exhausted digeHtive or« garix. it I»the latentdiscovcreddlgest- nni and tonic« No other preparation can approach it In efficiency! It in« stantly rt lievesand permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, 5, 1l’!,.,r,c®» your Stomach, Nausea, o ck Headache, Gastralgla.CranipKana all other results of imper feet digestion, fmfi’i*?®- •.n<l Largs«lutomulm 2'4 time» •m«ll«l«o H'x.HAliAtx.uidyipeimlsmiille'lfr«» Prxper»« tty C. 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