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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1903)
,S—11» I I - lista* PRESBYTERIAN CHURLH. ciiatured at Cluse's, substituting In place Of the spreaders an old pair of _____ __ ______ owners, which hail to be fastened to tliC lead rod with wire. At a audd.it Republican (« Pollllo«. and devoted to th. ’timber, Agricultural. Stock «nd Wool inter»»!« jerk of the leaders the wire broke bt the great Klamath County. and the driver wag pulled from III» scat, falling between lite pole team. PublUhed every ThurwHy by The librsefi tflin became frightened WÊSLEY 0. SMITH, and started tunning but were stopped after going a short distance by the E ditor ARn PsobststoSi wngbn striking a stump. Mr. Mor gan, who was attempting to get l>o|d ■vuesirrios batm : of the lilies, was thrown under lhe O b . year (in advnnc.).................... 12 "’¡stage, which pMsed over his legs, llik wllo ahd the children remained THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. IlMB. in the wagon and fortunately were not Injured. Mr. Kincaid and Levis jumped ABUSE OF FOREST ««SERVE- from the rig as soon as the horses “This smearing of reserves,” said started running and attempted to Representative J. N. Williamson, stop them but on account of tile dark “over one-fourth of the map of the ness and clouds of dust were not able state, promiscuously and arbitrarily, to do so until the team was checked without regard to tlie welfare of lite by running into the stump. The communities affected, is what I call driver was not hurt except being abuse of the forest reserve policy. badly shaken up. Mr. Morgan is The Cascade reserve has been and a brother of R.M. Morgan, of Fort will be a benefit. Certain regions Of Klamath and he and his family were the Blue mountains might also be set on their wav here on a visit from aside to advantage. The reserve sys their home’ in Boise City, Idaho. tem well used should be commended; This makes the third accident on the stage lines between here and l’okega- abused it should be condemned. “The paramount need of Oregon is nta during the last few days. the development of more resources There are two kinds of whiskey. and the enlargement of fields of in dustry. The man who understands Cyrus Noble and tlie other kind.— the needs of this state sees that its Houston Bros. .... > aiii KLAMATH REPUBLICAN* CAMPERS ATTENTION t TENTS, CAMP STOVES CAMP COOKING UTENSILS CAHP CHAIRS AND STOOLS BLANKETS, COHFORTERS COTS, BEDS, PILLOWS, ETC OUTINO BOOTS AND SHOES KAHK1 CLOTHING (URLS OVERALLS LEGGINGS, ETC, ETC MND an UNSURPASSED line of Canned LUNCH Goods REAMES & JENNINGS Daity-by DayHght-between progress will be retarded by creation of the proposed reserves. “Now look at the proposed reserve in Southern Crook county and North ern Lake and Klamath. The good Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R. lands are all taken up and the poor lands; whose use Is necessary to the development of the good, are to be re served. Industrial projects are hesi PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE tating, in doubt about the privileges LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M they will have on the intermediate lands. Why put such a ban on pro Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Most Centrally Located. gress in a region whose energies are Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best striving to get loose? “The policy behind the creation of care given to stoek. these reserves is altogether wrong. Telephone 101. R. W« MARPLË, Proprietor. Its objects arc ill-advised. Its effects arc misjudged. “People in Interior Oregon don't know what to make of it. And their grievance is the same as that of the people of all western states. I tell ytm that this reserve business is get Wholesale and Retail Dealer ting to be a live issue. It is the sub of the conversation of all in all kinds of Fresh and stance classes of citizens. And when so Salt Meats. Every variety many persons raise protest, they are of Sausage always on to be reckoned with. Hundreds and thousands of acres are withdrawn hand. that arc BOt sources of water supply. Miles and miles of land are with drawn that contain dry sand or scattered pines. And yet preserva tion of water supply is the pretext of their withdrawal. Door West of Centra! Cafe. “We’ve gone far enongh creating reserves. Now let's stop.” Mr. Williamson drew attention to the fact that Oregon is entitled to more than $3,000,000 of the reclama tion fund for irrigation projects. About $900,000 of this was collected in this state from sales of land under the timber and stone act, and from commutalon of homestead entries in Dealers and Manufacturers of the first year of the new irrigation law. Last year the collections were more than $2,000,000. “Now,” said Mr. Williamson, “let’s have several big Irrigation pro jects in Oregon; not one or two sur We carry a complete line of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Col veys and a few withdrawals, but ac tual construction. The people of lars. Sweat-pads, Fly-nets, Harness Oil and Soap. this state have a right to ask that Silver Mounted Bits and Spurs. Braided work a specialty. the government begin this work at We carry everything in the Harness and Saddlery line. once. This matter should be one of I have been making the Celebrated the chief cares of the Oregon delega I have had thiiteen years of steady practice in making Harness and Har Lakeview Saddle for the past four tion at Washington next winter. We ness goods. I let my work speak for teen years. My work will stand the members of congress from Oregon are no good if we can’t get one or two itaelf. G eo . W. B badley . closest Inspection. W m . G unthbr . projects started here.’’—Oregonian, Satisfaction Guaranteed J.C WHIPP J A BLEW August 22. Klamath Falls and Pokegama Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations. Gity Meat Market Wm. Storm Jr., Prop. phone Main 55 [Jneeda Meat Market Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention. M. L. Burns - - - - - Proprietor GUNTHER HARNESS, SADDLES and all kinds of strap work. F. L WRIGHT Write Ü» For Samples PHONE 4-5-6 MANAGER ^SUNSET MONUMENT CO.^ DEALER TN MARBLE GRANITE, IRON FENC ING AND ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ASHLAND OREGON^ POSTOFFICE BOX NO- 55 $250.00 REWARD The Klamath County Lhe Stoor Association will pay the above re ward for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found guilty of stealing or altering the marks or brands of any stock belonging to any member of this association. Address Chas. Horton, President or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary. CONTEST NOTICE. D epartment of th « I nterior . U nited states land O ffici , CONTEST NOTICE. P tfartmextofthi : Itrrnrog V hitod H tatm L and OrFica, Lakeview, Oregon, June 15, 1903. Lakeview, Oregon,June W. IMS. A sufficient contest affidavit having been A siiffictent conteet »«davit having been filed in tblN office by John Berry contestant Sit'd in thin office by John Brett, contestant .. - made »gainst Alfred T'other* entry No. 2532, made agaifMt Alfred Copa* entry no . _ Feb. *27, M m 2, for SFJ SE*< , SI ME» bee 1 KL, E* NE«.< *’ ' ‘ A- HW • April 5, 1902 for UK HWU, f9K BKU ftmfon *t ifn-2, J . < K-c M ------ " s II 11 E, ' by Alfred Yother» i Township 36 8, Range 15 E, by Alfred C wmm <•<-12 T 35 Conteste« <■, 1 in which it is »Urged that Alfred | Con teatec*, in which it in alleged that Alfred Yothers I_____________________________ r Copas has absented has absented himself from and ______ w holly himself from and abandoned said land for more than six months wholly abandoned .aid land lor more than last past hnd still continues so to wholly aix month, lut part a ,d atlll continue« m , to abandon and abjM-nl himself therefrom to this wholly abandon anu ahaent hiamH therrlrom • date. That no r lidencu has ever been estab to Ihta date that no realdenee baa ere, been 1 lished thereon by said eatrywian or any other eatabllahed thereon h, as Id entryman or an, •eraon and no part • aid land has ever been other person and uo portion » .aid land baa improved or cultivated; said parties are here ever been Unproved m ewitiaMed, aaid pant«, by notified to appear, respond and offer evi are hereby notified to appear, reapomf and dence touching said allegation nt 10 »»’»»lock a. offer evidence touching «aid allegation at 19 ; r. on Sept. JO, 19-33, before C. H. Witbrow, a U. o'clock a. M. on Sept, fl, WOfi. before C. H. UtihurAt Klamath Falls, Or. (and Withrow, a If, B. Comnilaaloner at Klamotb tli&t Anal bepring will be held nt 1 o’eloek p m Falla Or. (and that final hear Inc art» be held dd October 2, 11W13, before) the Register and Ke- at 10 o’clock a. m. on Oct, ?, >90», before) the reiver ni the r’nlu-d »tau» Laud Office, 1 b Keglatec and Receiver at the United State* Lakeview, Oregon. Land Office In Lakeview, Oreaon. 'flic said contestant having, in a proper affi The »oid eonle.tant having, tn • proper affi davit, filed Jn^e IÂ, 19**?., set forth facts which davit. hied Saurr 15, fWB, aet forth fact« which »how th«t after due diifgcnre pnnviinl aer- show that afier due dUlae.ee penonal aerviee viev of fhjg notlèe rannot be made, H is hereby ■>< thio notice cannot be made, 1« la hereto, or wdert d and «Greeted that such notice be given dered and directed that encl, ».lice toe given due and proper publication. b) due «lid proper t obileatles. . f '1 Hi attain , Register. F. M SnATTitw. Kegi«ter. I JUr.m B ailky , Receiver, ji*R«y b * u 4< v . jteccive,, SabtNitli School »I 1° »• rtl 'J’j’s p Ing be the ptLMt.r «i H""J hi.; Christian Endeavor st 1 • n. nnivcr nor vico Ht H W <*diH'* m L i Fng? A cordial invitation I» extend« loalltouttentUllm-r^ (Wor Private dining rooms al the Cell - . --------- Engraved or printed wedding in'1 tattons at the Republican office. Big sale of harness and saddlery . Maltliv’s-Best goods al cbeafrsl prices In Southern Oregon. Cholera Ifitantum. This disease lias lost •“ since Chamberlain’» Colic, < h"1' « and Diarrhoea Remedy came int< general use. The uniform sun-ess which attends the use of tills rettiet. in all cases of bowel complaints i children has made It a faioriti wherever Its value lias become known. For sale by C. C. Chitwood. nKl-.rti-ni OK tHK ISTKKIoR. O«n«r«l D ton.t office. Wa.hington. I> .. I9OS Notice I. hereby flven atructh.nn and In ar-eor•lance »'< > b tlon. of the Secretary of the Interior the provision« of the wctlon of the net S IHM CM Stat .10.1.1 that lhe unsold laml« In tiie'riiri Klamath abandoned niilitm^y g-r ration, dewribed a. the « 1 ****** „ m XIS R 7'» K . containing M> acre«, «ur Offered at publie .ale al the »J ,‘b' at Mkerlew. Oregon, on the -Wh> day «1 <«t er. iwtt. commencing at tu o clock * M . . hlghe.l bidder at not lew than the aid r. value thereof, the purcba« money Io be pal« at the time of the «ale J II Ff.MI’I.K, Acting CnmmlMtoner. Approved. Thoa. Rvan. Acting Brerctar,. KLAMATH COUNTY AGRI Notice for Publication. CULTURAL ASSOCIATION -OCTOBER 6, 7, 8.9,10 PURSES. $2.000 A special day of racing and ball playing will be Saturday, October 10. The ball game will be between the winners of the two previous games and the races will be made up dur ing the week, to constitute one of the best days. THREE BALL GAMES Lakeview, Fort Klamath, the Klamath Falls Maroons and Klamath Falls Grays will play each afternoon, October 8, 9 and 10 for a ptfse of $50 a day, the purse to be divided the first two days and the winning teams to play the last game, all of which purse goes to winner. TWO BRASS BANOS Music will be furnished the five days by the Klamath Falls bund and the Klamath Agency Indian band of fifteen pieces. and horse» to be al post at 1:» P M.. «harp. GKO. T. BALDWIN, Frc.ideut, fiddrils«. J. G PIERCE. Hecr< Inry. Ï i 4 Collections Attended toPromotly. CorresDondeici Invited. trai Cafo. Land Office al Rowburg. Orrgon. Aiigu.l S. 1W Notice 1« hereby given that ib» named »ettler ha. filed nolle. o( hI. Intent on to make final prool in .upport of bl« el. m. «nd that ««Id pr«K.I will be mad. beloreJ*. H. Priwoli, County clerk «I Klamath 9*IU. Oregon, on Sept M ttW. vl»i WtNNIK MIl.l.KR. , widow of Charle» C. Miller decaed. Hd X No. 910» for the S', NF.1., SW. NK'« N« « HE1.. Hee M T « H. K 5 En»t. W M He name» the following witnesses to prove hit continu ous residence upon »nd cultivation of «»id land, vis: Ramuel Padffctt, Found Wadis«»«. Albert Hhur and Jame» Newbanks. allot Kmo, Oregon. J. T llRIlMiKH, Register EXCHANGE STABLES W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, EAST V LIVvl END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. n°r8CB l’<»ar(i<‘<! I»y <l«y, week or month, || hy nntl Gruin bought and aohl. Pnatofiigpi'H convoyed to all partH of Southern Orcgod and Northern California at the very lowest rate«. j • Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Linkville. Phone Main 14 WEST jSIDE STABLES Jas. Sigler, Prop’r First Class Horses Fine Carriages Feed Stables. Teams with or without Drivers Phon«, Hain 11 Notice for Publication. Department <4 the Interior, Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, July 17, 1903. Notice ia hereby given tliat the fol lowing-named aettler haa tiled notice of liis intention to make final proof in support of hia cinim, and tl>el »aid proof will be made before Jaa H. DriacoH, county clerk, at Klamath Falla, Oregon, on Auguat 29, 1903, via: Alexander C. ’.Vataon, H. E. No. 2144 for the 8WL NEW, W, SEk, Sec 32, T 39 S, R 13 E, W M and Lot 2 Sec 5, T 40 S, R 14 E, W M. He namea the following witneaaea to prove ilia continuoua rraeience upon and cultivatron of raid land, via: Thoa. H. Wilkeraon, D. Camplwll, J. A. Stew art and M. F. Orr, allot ixirella, Oregon E. M. B kattaix , Regiater. I ^KLAMATH TRAINING STABLES COR. BROOKS HE. ANO SEVENTH ST. Racing and Trotting Horses a Specialty. Coin Developed lor Runners or Trotters. ——————————— ARMSTRONG & RAMSBY KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. County Treasurer’s Notice. CRATER LAKE C. C. BROWER, Notice is hereby given that there RACE PROGRAM. are funds in the county treasury for Tuesday, October 6. 1— One-half mile dash, free for all2-year olds; the redemption of all Klamath county purse, fl50. warrants protested on and prior to 2— One-quarter mile dash, free for all horses; Oct. 14, 1898. Interest will cease frotu purse, |12o. 3— One ndle and repeat, free for all trotters this date. and pacers; purse. |125. Dated at Klamath Falls, Orc., this 4— Five-eirhts mile daffh, free for all Klam ath county horses; purse >75 18th day of June. 1903. ft—One mile dash, free for all; nurse, |150 IL 11. Van Valkenburg, ft—One mile dash, free for all; Indian women to ride; purse f2»> Gtunly Treasurer, i Wednesday, Oetober 7. 1— One-quarter mile and repeat, free for all; purse, |1UC‘ Notice for Publication. 2— Three-quarter mile dash, free for all; purse, flOO Department of the Interior, 3— Three-eights mile dash, pony race, 1<S hands high and under; purse F j O Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, 4— Five mile relay race, free for all; five July is, 1903. hordes allowed each entryman ; to Change not Notice is hereby given that the fol under one mile; jockey to ride race out; purse |100; no second money lowing-named «ettler ha. tiled notice of 5— One-half mile dash, free for all; purse |75 her intention to make final proof in sup Thursday, Octobers. port of her clsim, and that «aid pri.4 1— Three-eights mile dash,free for all; purse, will be made In-fore Jaa. H. Ilrt.coll, |75 2— One-half xnile and repeat, free for all; County Clerk at Klamath Falla, Or., on purse, flOO August 29, 1903, vis: 3— One mile and repeat, free for all Klamath Lizzie Fitch, county trottersand pacers; purse, |100 4— 8even-elghu» mile dash, free for all; widow of Albert A. Fitch, deceased || purse, |100 E No. 231» for the EV4' of XWU, W i, o( 5— One-half mile dash, free for all Klamath of Section 14, Tp 37 8, R 11', E county two-year*olds; purse |50 W M. She name« the following wit- Friday, October 9. 1— Three-quarter mile dash, free for all; neaara to prove her continuoua residence upon and cultivation of «aid land, viz: | purse, F-5 2— Five-sixteenths mile dash, free for all; P. L. Fountain and Jt<«per Bennett of purse, f75 3— Ouc half mile dash, tree for all Klamath Klamath Fall«, Or., N 8. Drew and county saddle horses, owned and used as such; John S. Ixtgue of Dairy, Oregon. LORD SALISBURY DEAD. ▼aquero saddles to be used; purse, |75 E. M. B rattais , Register. 4— One-half mile and repeat, ffee tor all; purse, |ioo Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne 4A—One hundred yard foot race, free for all: CALL FOR BIDS. Cecil, Marquis of Salisbury, the great to come between heats in race No. 4; purse 325 ft—One and one-eights mile dash, free for all; English Conservative leader since the purse, |1 j 0 Efoaled bid» will be received by the •at»irdayf Oetober W. ' death of Lord Beaconsfield, died at »treet committee, A. C. Beal and Races to be made up during the fair. Frank Ward, on or before ffoptemiwr flatfield House, Saturday. Lord Salis PREMIUM LIST. bury, who was born February 13, Grain—Best sample of wheat, any variety, 32; 7, 1903, for the removal of the old best sample of r>e, any variety, 92; best sam- Hidewalks and building new ones; 1830, entered public life as a member | pie of barley, any variety, 32; best sample of t oats, any variety, |2. Best collection of above said walks to consist of three string of Parliament In 1853, and has since fm»r exhibited by producer, 15. Samples must ers, 2jxfl, and flooring 2x8; said walks I be not less than one-half bushel and must be been very prominent in English polit exhibited to be built on Main street and the by the produce?. Cured Grasses—Best display of alfaffi, timo lumlx-r and nails to lx? furnished by i ical history, succeeding Gladstone as thy, bromus, red top. |2. Each variety to be In not less than one foot in circumference the said town; the walk to have a Premier in 1885, resigning after a a sbenf Vegetables—Best one-half bushel of potatoes rock bearing four (4) feet apart, and 1 brief tenure, his party being defeated exhibited, 32. Best collection of vegetables to be nix («) feet in width, and the exhibited by the producer—producers permit at the polls. In 1886 the Conserva ted to arrange their collections—310; second committee reserves the right to rrjoct best collection, 36- tives were again successful and he Fruit-Best collection of fruit exhibited by any and all bids. Must be accompan producer, 310; second best collection, |ft. ied by U, per cent of the bid and said wasagafn called as Prime Minister. the Poultry-Best pen of poultry, cock and two hens, |5; second best pen of poultry, cock and amount will he held by the commit- He resigned in 1892 and again came two hens, 32; best pen of turkeys, cock and tee until the bld is complied with. two bene, 33. into power In 1895. All blds must be for lineal foot Horses—Best draft stallfon, font years and The ex-Premier, though retired over, 320; best draft mare and colt, four years measurement. The street committee and over. 310; best draft stallion, two years from political life, was an important old. 310; best roadster stallion, trotter or pacer will specify where the walks nhal) tg. IW; best saddle horse, any sex, >10; beat span built. 15 per cent on a thousand feet. flgure In many public ways. He was I I of mules, 310. HTHK b T COXMITTKR. i —Best Shorthorn bull, two years and a warden of the Cinque Ports, high up, Cattle 320; best Shorthorn cow and calf, 110; best bull, two years and up, 320; best steward of Westminster and Chancel-‘ Heryford Heryford cow and calf, MO. Taken With Cramps. lor of Oxford University. His death | Hwlne- Best sow and litter of sirs, any ( br««t. |10. Wm. Kirmse, a member of the places an order of Knight of the Rlu. ribbon« will be glvrn (or best «ample« bridge gang working near Llttleport of all other exhibit«. Garter at the dispusal of King Wi"L.ti*.kin *“flden|y ‘I' Thumday KCLEH AND KEOULATION8. Edward. fforae» Seventy per eent to fir«t borne; fit night with cramps and a kind ¿y per cent to second horse, except where other cholera. Hlu case waa ho severe that wise noted. Entrance tee, 10 per cent of purne tn all race, be had to have the members of the ASHLAND STAGE RUNAWAY. i Four to enter end three to «tart, or uo race. crew wait upon him and Mr. Glfff>rf| --------- ' ' Entrlr* to he seeled. C. D. Morgan of Boise, Idaho, has feet Entries In above races most be made with was called and consulted. He loid the Hecretarv on or before 0 o’clock P. M. the them he had a medicine in the f,,rill and Ltp Badly Bruised. day before tb. roes for which entry 1« mode. Entrlrs most be made tn writing and give <>f GhamberUln’s Colic, Cholera and ng. end record of horse entered, end Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought The Ashland stage had quite a bad n«me. name of owner and Jockey. There be not leso than three bona ffde would help him out and accordingly runaway Monday evening, shortly starter« must 1» every race. several doses were administered with of f lic lead rig, wbk’b had Ix-ou riu n r' ' fine job work. SPEED PROGRAM AND PREMIUM LIST OF THE after leaving Chase’» station. Among Ten strikes on gong In Judges, stand Indi- the passengers were C. D. Morgan, eat.» -Get hones on track lor next race wlltola fifteen minutes. wife and three children, Frank Kin Four »trike» on gong- goddle np lor exerefrt »tartar» gp to post. caid and J. H. Levis, a timber loca , «nd Two strike» ou song— Cone |o Judges’ stand, get numbers and go to post. tor from Roseburg. The cause of | One strike on gong- Dlsmonnt ar»d weigh, the accident was due to the breaking Pint race each day to I»« called at IP, M. fat. Call at the RKft'rtLicAN ofik*« for Fide line of rings and ‘ke lai'’** styles in bracelets and jewelry Vim's Jewelry store. E R, REAMES, ALEX MARTIN JR, Vice President. cash# ALEX MARTIN President. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, PICTURES Reference by pertniæion: National Rank and Aetorta Harlafl Bank <»f Astoria, Oregon i>P|MMite Court I loom, Kl.malh Fulls, Or. Phone, Main HH. AT THE Dr. H. B. HARGUS, Physician and Surgeon. and see our Klamath River Views I ------------ A. O. U. W. BUILDING, Klamath Falls office—next door to th. < >|«ra lions». Room 7—Hotel Unkvilfo. special attention given <li»ca»ee of tfo eve— Glaaaea fltterl. X-Itsy 1ala»rstory—Examination. IPM to $38. KLAMATH FALLS, ORHJOx a W. STEPHENSON MRS. HONG SING Restaurant and Laundry. PHYSICIAN AND SURO EON. in rooms formerly occupi l>y Hw. lU*»rnr». Phone 31. Al oflio day and night. Klamath Palla, Oregon. acó. n. merrymah PHYSICIAN A SURO EON. Laundry called for and de- livered to nil customcrH. Collars, Cuffs and Shirts A SPECIALTY. Ft. Klamath Saloon office Over Uneeda Market. Pitone 173. Klamath Falla, Oregon. DR. (I. W. MASTOfi. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Mr Residence und onice corner and Main streets. Klamath Falla, Oregon W. M. Knight, Prop. ». O. (xWAVRH Best of Liquors and Wines Always on Hand. Olile« in the R kitbi icas BniWinl’ CHOICEST BRANDS OF CIGARS _ Buffalo and Export Beer. Tourists Supplied Choice Liquors. WHh Notary Public. Klamath Falla, Oregon. j. n. hoore . GENER L FREIGHTS £W"I’r<nnpt and CKrtfnl atfentio» Lh»n.b”* *,tarrhoea Cured by to all onWrs. * to,k' Cholern and Ui.rrhoe. Remedy lnd Per. Klamath Loffga No. baps a Life Saved. ........ A/ F. Ä A llcctw Saturday night on a I WM taken with the full moon. _ , _ believi i diarrhoea and XS ren,r““ ““"d'"' ‘H'md not W. T. Suivie, K y the results that the fellow was able to1 ttw 2rt’*)r"JohnJ' « Sec. be around next day. The incident Al1»' A speaks quite highly of Mr, Glffoni'« frfn !g re. z<n Of n>ed»clnen,-EIkarfer, lows, " Colic r.,! ",ni",,,,,l"d Chamlieriuln’s daughters of rebeka H This remedy never falls. Keep *“„ I bought ”,arr,h’'',‘ Meet on the first and third 'D’JJJ’ your home, It may save life y ,r »nd inerf?nt*my'B’e <’,’nt bo,,l° sale by C. C. Chftwiod. *”r cntlrclv "g ,,’re<’d"*'» "f It wm fitly» of every month. Om<'<’™ iemed/l h '1, 1 r It the best Hattie Hazen. N. (L; FranckiNJ" Hubscrltxi for ligruaw^ir. Plaints ' 1 ” *"rl<1 for b’”reI co111 V. G.; Alice Goeller, tferJ >orwfo Ry (.,<!. Chitwood, Fountain, Treasure^,