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STOP! STOP!!
Republic».! in IN'llttbs. »»'I aeróle«! I» the
Timber. AsrlvnlturWl, Bieck «n«l Wool inlet'«»«
ot »he areal Klamath Cminty.
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Published every Thuradajr by
WESLEY 0. SMITH,
go to a railroad town for your
E ditor axd IT iofriktor .
■rttcairrioM RAtssi
WINTER SUPPLIES
On. year (In adv.ne.) ...................
THURSDAY.
BUY FROM US
Until November 15
William J. Bryan has announced that
he is permanently out of politice. IVe
have had a suspicion of that fact for
years but have been trying to keep it a
secret.
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GROCERIES
FOR
Spot Cash
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Other Lines From Our
Immense
Stock
in like proportion as to price
LOOK! LOOK!
Fruit Granulated Cane Sugar
Arbuckles Coffee
Star Roast Coffee
Ivanhoe Roast Coffee
Japan Rice
Cvdahy’s Pawnee Soap, ioo bars
,J; K. & J7Savon Soap, ioo bars
S -* Fairbank’s Gold Dust
■ Babbitt’s Concentrated Lye
Schilling’s Tea
Schilling’s Baking Powder
Tea Garden Drips
Caramel Drips
Evaporated Cream—any brand
Oysters, 2 pound cans
Oysters, 1 pound cans
Ashland Peaches
Ashland Pears
Ashland Apricots
Ashland Tomatoes
Ashland String Beans
California Peas
Coal Oil—Star or Pearl
Soda—«Arm & Hammer
Half Ground Salt, 50 lb sacks
Dairy Salt, 50 lb sacks
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FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC
Are as complete as our GROCERY
Line and we will treat you equal
ly as well on THESE.
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US, COMPARE PRICES
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Consider Qualities
FLOUR -
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We have 40,000 pounds of Ashland flour,
made from Eastern Oregon wheat.
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REAMES & JENNINGS,
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BRICK STORE,
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When a girl goes away for a two
week’s visit she always comes home
with her hair arranged in a new way.
Ever notice it?—Willows Journal.
And when she goes to the front door
for a two minutes visit to bid her Iwau
good night she always comes back with
her hair disarranged, in the same old
way. Ever notice that?—Marysville
Appeal.
Ever notice this? When she is mar
ried and goes away for a two weeks visit
her busband always arranges bis hair
in a new way.—Bi.lings Eagle.
And when she comes back she always
disarranges bis hair in the same old
way. You can’t notice it as he won’t
have any left. That isn’t the way I
lost mine, however.
CAN MAKE PROOF.
Expectation to Sell for Profit After
Final Proof Not Unlawful.
The following letter is in answer to a
communication to the General Land
Office from Chas. W. Strothers, a young
attorney of Yreka, who concluded to
ascertain beyond question his status be
fore making final proof on a claim on
which he had filed.
He stated plainly that he hail no in
tention of living on the land or indivi
dually making any personal use of the
timber thereon, but that the entry was
made by him for his own use and bene
fit, in the sense that he intended to hold
the same until he could sell to advan
tage in the future.
He stated that he desired to know
whether there was a prospect of his pat
ent being held up by the department
and liis money forfeited in case he
should proceed to prove up. The reply
should effectually dispel all doubts con
cerning the rights of individuals in the
premises:
“Washington, D. C.—Mr. Charles W.
Strother, Lawyer, Yreka—Dear Sir: Re
ferring to your letter of 29th ult., rela
tive to the suspension of your timber
and stone entry, you are advised that if
you made a satisfactory showing that
your entry was made for your own use
and benefit and there is nothing more to
impeach your good faith than the mere
fact that you made the entry for invest
ment with intent to sell the land at
some future indefinite time and in this
manner realise a profit on the money in
vested, this office holds that such an en
try is not made in violation of law aDd
should be passed to patent.
“J. H. F implb ,
“Acting Commissioner.”
N ormal S chool , A shland , O b .,
OUR LINES OF DRY GOODS
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Mi»» Cora Ramsey has brought suit
against John Lockhart, city marshal of
Grants 1‘ass, for |10,<X)0 damages. She
alleges that he searched her without a
warrant and only found |5 in her stock
ing. He ought to have two warrants if
he can’t do better than that.
NORMRL SCHOOL NOTES.
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1903
Cornets for men are the proper thing
in the eaet. They ere not beiuf <>*»*
here yet as the men seem able to keep
tight without them.
We throw Profits to the Winds on
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OCTOBER 29,
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
TOWN TREASURER'S NOTICE
ment No 2351 for tho purchase of the 8*rv'Fl4.
See 30. 8W‘ 8W\. Hec 29. NW'A’W'«, Sec «.
Township 40 8. Range 8 K, W M, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought 1« more
valuable lor its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes aud to OMtablish hi«claim to
said land before Jas. H. Driscoll, County Clerk
at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Monday the 17th
day of January. 1W4 He name« as witnesses:
J G Pierce, J C Smith. J W Hamakar of Klam
ath Falls, Or, aud J 8 Bailey of Shake, Or.
Any and all person« claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
17th day of January, 1904.
K. M. B rattaim . Register.
NOTICE.
The Provident Saving» Life Awur-
ance Society of New York carries it»
own weight over hard times and helps
carry your business.
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One-half interest In U* mill »1*
mills from Merrill, on the Stukel
..I... Capacity 14.000 feet per
mountain,
IHancr,
day. 1
____ edger, blacksmith shop.
— , Good
cix»k house and logging outfit,
horses, belt of timber, also about
1,8000 worth of lumber readv for
market. Cheap for caab. Good rra-
sons for selling. Address, J. L. Ar-
nett, Merrill, Oregon.
KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO.
TIME TABLE
L akbvikw , O bfqox .
October 3, 190»
Notice In hereby given that the following
named pettier ha« filed notice of hi« intention
to make final proof in rapport of hl« claim,
and that «aid proof will be matte before Jan. H
DrUcoll. County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, on November to, 190«, viz:
WILLIAM R. JOHNSTONE
H E No. 2735 for the fx>t« 1, 2. 3, 4, Sec 7 and
Lot« 1, 2. 3, 4, Hec 1». Tp 35, 8 R 15 F. W M.
He name* the following witnea^ea to prove
hi« Continuous real lence upon and cultivation
of said land, vix:
Tracy Dodge, M. J. Ilayea, Wm. Leek. of Bly,
Oregon, aud F. W. Merritt, of Portland, Oregon.
E. M. B mattaim , Register.
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W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
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KLAMATH
FALLS, OREGON.
I ivPTV Horse« boarded by '«»y,
day, week
week or
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LilVvl
LalVvl j • Huy
Hay and Grain bought and Hold,
sold.
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Passengers conveyed to nil parts of Southern Ore
and Northern uliforiiiu ut the very lowest rates.
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
WEST SIDE STABLES
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
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First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
FOR SALE.
Feed Stables.
Tearns with or without Drivers
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Phone, Hain 13
WESTERN STAGE CO.
IN grrttCT OCTOBER IB. 1408.
I DAILY FAH8KNGKR
I ARRIVE
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AND FREIGHT
Opposite Court House,
Falls, Or. Phone, Main 104.
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Department of the1
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Rt»t<.« Uml Office Ukeview Or. «e|*-l
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"Adent eonti'-t
Daily-by Daylight-bctwccn
Klamath Falls and Pokegama
C. C. BROWER,
Notice For Publication.
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LEAVK
Forest I.leu Selection No. 1690.
U. S. Laud Office, Lakeview, Oregon.
October 2, 1903
sr M
LAIRD
7 A. M.
Notice is hereby gived to any and all persons
1 9:.0A M.
1
POKEGAMA
3 F. M.
that Rufus 8. Moore of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
whose poatoffice address is Klamath Fall«, Ore
Xo train up from Laird» Batardajr eveuiug
gon, baa made application to «elect under the
act of June 4.1897, 30 Stat., 86, the following de Will come up Suuday morning on new Kb rd-
scribed land, situated in Township No. Thirty- ale
nine, South of Range No. Hix East, of the Wil
lamette Meridian, Oregon, to-wit: Lot« No 1,
2, 8, 4. 5, 6, 7. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13.14, 15 and 1«, be
ing ail of Section Ten within said township
containing 644.56 a"re«.
Within the next thirty days from date here
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
of protest« or contest« against the said selec
tion on the ground that the land described, or
any part thereof, is more valuable for its min
Reference by permission: Astoria
eral« than for agricultural purposes or tho
timber thereon, will be received and noted for National Bank and Astoria Raving«
report to the General l«and Office.
Bank of Astoria, Oregon.
E. M. B iattain , Register.
Klamath
Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P R. R.
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
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PASSENOER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE
LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M
at
Office:
Dr. H. B. HARGIJS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office—next door to the Opera House.
Room 7—Hotel Ijnkville.
S|>eci*l attention given diseases of the
eye—G1a«»e» fitted.
X-Ray Laboratory—Examinations |2.50
to|SS.
Mammoth Stable», largest and Moat Cantrally Located.
Travelers convoyed to all points at reasonable rates. H»«t
care given to stock.
Telephono 10!.
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor.
City Meat Market
KLAMATH FALLS, OREQOrt.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Arthur Lewis, Pror.
GEO. H. MERRYMAN
Department of the Interior, United
State« Land Office Lakeview Or. Sept.
Wholesale anil Retail Dealer
14 1903.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
A anfficient contest affidavit having
in all kinds of Fresh and
Office, 3rd door east of prut office.
l>een filed in this office by Samuel L.
Well« contestant, against homestead en
Salt
Meats. Every variety
Phone 85.
try No. 2000 made Aug 31,1895, for
of
NwW A Lots 3A4 of Section 5, Town
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
of Sausage always o«
ship 39 S Range 15 E by John A. Glen
Contestee, in which it is alleged that
hand.
said John A. Glen has failed to culti
vate said land or any portion thereof,
and has never established a residence
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
thereon and has been abeent from Mid
land for a period three years last past.
That said alleged
alisence from
the said land was not due to Kör' Residence and office corner 7th
Dealers and Manufacturers of
aud Main streets.
his employment
in the
armv
or navy or marine corps of the
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
United States as a private noldier,
officer, seaman or marine, during the
war with Spain or during any other
war which the United States may be
engaged said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence
We carry a complete line of Whip«, Robe«, Blanket», Col
touching said allegation at 10 o’clock
a. m. on the 30th day of Oct. 1903 before
lars, Sweat-pads, Fly-nets, Harness Oil ami Soap.
Register and Receiver at Lakeview,
Oregon.
Silver Mounted Bit« ami Spurs. Braided work a specialty,
The said contestant having, in a
A LARGE AND WELL
proper affidavit, filed Sept. 14, 1903,
We carry everything in tho Harne«« ami Saddlery
set forth facts which show that after
I have been making the Celebrate
ASSORTED
YARD
OF
I
have had thirteen yettra of ateady
due diligence personal service of this
Lakeview
Saddle for the past f"'ir
practice In making Harneaa and liar-
notice can not lie made, it is hereby
GOOD DRY LUMBER
ordered and directed tbat such notice
new good*. 1 let nty work »peak for teen yearn. My work will »tan'll1*
be given t>y due and proper publication.
rliSHMit Inspection. WM. GhNTW«-
ItMelf.
(iW>. w. R kadlcv .
E. M. Brat tain, Register.
Phone WÌ3ÌI155
DR. a W. MAST01\
October 21, 1903.
The increase of students has been
gradual from the opening of the school
thia fall in September until the total up
to last Friday had reached 205 in all de
partments with still quite a number of
old students of last year to enter. The
new building is yet incomplete and on
account of the scarcity of skilled labor
it will not in all probability be ready
for use for a month or more, a fact
which greatly inconveniences the classes
in the Normal as the o!<l building does
not furnish ample r<wm for the work
being done this year. However slow
people might have been in recognizing
the value and position of the Normal,
it is and ought to be the leading school
in Southern Oregon and the increase of
/Tally Mothers of a Like Opinion.
students have demanded better and
Mrs. Pi liner, of Cordova, Iowa,
more extensive buildings and as a re
sult there has been built this year the says: “One of my children was sub
new academic building and gymnasium, ject to croup of a severe type, and
both of which will be ready tn the near the giving of Chamberlain’s Cough
future. The Normal is doing not only Remedy promptly, always brought re
lief. Many mothers in this neighbor
professional work, preparing the young hood think the same as I do about
to teach, but with its corps of instruc this remedy and want no other kind
tors is giving such work as will permit for their children. For sale by C. C.
students to enter our colleges and uni Chitwood.
versities.
The students have formed two literary
societies, bne for the young women and
one tor the you ig men. The young
men’s society will do work principally
in debating and public speaking and
the young ladies that of literary and
elocutionary work.
The Normal football squad is practic
ing daily, preparing for the games to lie
played between the Normal and several
high schools of Southern Oregon. The
first game of the season is to lie played
at Ashland on Saturday, October 31
with the Medford high school.
H. I. W atts ,
Inst. Math. 8. 0. 8. N. 8.
CONTEST NOTICE.
(■ecu filiil In thi» office
Wei « conte»t«nt. ng»m»‘
(or
try No. »31 mmle Aug.
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«WU Section 32. Tonn-hlp 38 S, K»i X
1ft Ebv J«rob Orel Contwlee, n
it I. alleged that »aid Jacob ore' h*J
Timber Land, Act June 3, 187.9— (ailed to reside on and cuH»»»’' »*
tract or any portion thereof »"1
Notice for Publication.
wholly abandoned »ame for four year
United States Land Office, I^keview. Oregon,
October 17. 1903. Notice 1« hereby given that la»tpa»t.tl>at »aid alleged
in compliance with the provisions of the act of from Mid land w»» not <lue to hw em
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for plovment in the army or navy or '
the sale of timber lands in the States of Cali rino corp« of the United «latea or »» a
fornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
lory,” as extended to all the Public Land private eoldier, officer, »eatnail or m»
States by act of August 4. 1892. William J. Jal- rine durin« the war with f.l*'"
ley of Tower, county of St. Louis, State of Min
nesota, has filed in this office his «worn state other war in which the I 1111*1 •
ment No. 2315 for the purchase of the W’aSWt. w». engaged ; Mid p»rt>M are heM>'
H’.NWL, S»*c 28. Township W S, Range 6 £, W M notified to appear, re»l<ond at»l "» r
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone evidence touching said »“'•tt»1'11" , .
than for agricultural purposes and to estab o’clock a. m. on Oct. 30 I*«.'***’
lish his claim to said land before Ja«. H. Dris Register and Recaiver U. b. Uud Offic«
coll County Clerk at Klamath Falls. Oregon on
Monday, the 10th day of January, 1904
He jw, Or.
The Mid contestant Imving, in « prop- |
name« as witnesses: J G Pierce, J W Hamskar,
M Dower and 8 Sproat, of Klamath Fails, Or er affidavit, tiled Sept. H. H*8- ** j
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the forth facta whied show that after due j
above-described lands are requested to file
their clainv- in this office on or before said diligence i*n»onal wnrice ol tnie noix’’
10th day of January, 19tM.
can not I* made, it ia hereby oraemt
E. M. B ba TTXIN, Register
and directed that auch notice I»’ given
Timber Land, Act June J, 1878— bv due and proper publication.
E. M. Brettain Register.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office, I-akerlew, Oregon.
October 17, 19U3. Notice 1« hereby given that
in compliance with the provision* of the act
of Congreiu ot June 3, 1873. entitled “An act
for the sale of timber land« in the State« of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory,’’ a« extended to all the Public Land
State« by act of Augu«t 4, 1892, James E. Sulli
van of Deer River, county of Itasca. State of
Minnesota, has filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 2.W8 for the purchase of the
8K»<8K»4.8ec 21, NWLNWL, Hec 27, and KU
NtW. Sec 28. Township 37 S. Range ¡3 E. W 5
and will offer proof to «how that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purpose«, and to estab
lish hia claim to «aid land before
H With
row, U. 8 Commissioner, at Klamath Falls, Or
on Wednesday the 12th day of January, 1904.
He names as witnesses: Moses James, Iona F.
James of Rovston. Or.. Tho«. Shannon, Mike
Duher of Klamath Falls, Or. Any and all
persons claiming adversely the above-tie
scribed lands are requested to file their claims
in this office on or before said 12th dnv of Jan
uary, 1904.
E. M. B iattain . Register
E R» REAMES,
ALEX MARTm^
Vice President,
Cause of l.ockja*'
LockjHW. or ‘••‘7;:*’,;X*pl. n»l ,
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Noth'* Is herein' given that there are hui fthNt of germ wlih'h » »'•
fund, in the town treasury for the re ifhllv inMreet dirt. 11 " ‘ .t *1""
demption of the following warrant«! lung «It expo**! «<• ,l"’ “lr'
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Nos. 992, 995, 91W, 997. 999, 1000. 1002. t'ltl-rlctl beneath the skin
(,r
1003, 1004.
Interval will cease from wutihilk <’itu*’'> ’’J I*^"*
(r j1, rI.1
this date.
hv ruatr nulla. *n«1
’ H'r.tMtv
Dated at Klamath Falla, Or., till* 15th t'flideti I he germ Is rouseil '
;
day of October, 1908.
and priKlucea the mi.t
*e |
J. W. KiRNKN«,Town Treasurer.
known.
The» ger»'» «'»/
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Timber Land, Act June j, 1878— stroked and all <<»»«’/ '' ‘i"*
Notice tor Publication.
avoided by applying ‘ ha "'*r, ln.
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t'nltct »!«!<■» L«nd ortlcc. I.»kevlcw. Ore.on. I’aln Halm freely as tax*
October 17, 1903. Notice la hereby given that
l-al" H-11,1 .*
d
in compliance with tho provision«or the act of Itiry ts received,
Congressof June 3. 1878. entitled “An ad for t Inept le and causes cuts, 'f'•*’ "J
the «ale of timber lands in the States of ('all
fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri like injuries to ,M'al * V .
tory,“ as extended to all the Public Land uratlon and In -ate third the th
State« by act of August 4. 1892. Riley W Tower
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of Klamath Falls, county of Klamath, State of qulred by the usual treatment.
Oregon, ha* filed In thia office hl« «worn state for sale hi C. I’, (’hit*!«*!.________
Inside each pound package of
Lion Coffee
BRADLEY & QUNTHER
HARNESS, SADDLES
Lumber
Lumber
Lumber
and all kinds of strap work.
Rough and Finish
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
WITH THE BEST
J. C. WHIPP
F. L W PICHT
address
Mall.lMlInn <lii«r«ntrril
Writ, V« For H.m|>le«
PHONl 4-S-S
J A Bit*
HANK**
RHODES & ARNETT
-^SUNSET MONUMENT CO?"
MERRILL, OR.
RIVERSIDE SALOON
SAN FRANCISCO,CAL
DfALFP IN MAHfiLK
GRANITE. IPON FENC
ING AND ALL KINM
OF CIMETtHY WONK
HOTEL ANNEX
». C. GRAVEN
Of field & VerriII
Notary Public.
A well selected
stock of wines
liquors, beers
choice cigars
Office in the R kiuhi . ican Building.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
ASHLAND OREGON^
POSTOFFtCi: BOX B0'
j. H. nooRB
GENERAL FREIGHT®»
gJ^Fl’rompt ami careful attsi't'l'n
to all ordors..,.....................
Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication.
“FATTY”
i.*nn Ornes . t !.» k » viiw . Oa.
Nolle» i . i ... ,
September gl, Hk»,
named,h* following
t<> make flfl.ft i "i 1 ' nol,,,<í oi
ill KU tlf.il
tbat,« d 0?,, I wo "l’"ll’l”'r,1 o' 1'1» Hahn and
f>rlM-,;u <&.’ T.1.11 *’•
before Ja». II
0« «ovlÄ7I^r;i,''
or.
the mixologist
iv il I treat you
will be found a FREE game. I
R—I—G—H--T
60 different games. All new.
all and see him
I
At Your Qrocer-*.
MERRILL .
OREGON
Il r
-™.'.,,!HT*VIC MEI.IIAHK
Io win« lili. 7/> K " M- ”• n«m«-R the fok
t "««ion •o.e;,:ï!1,,1,:;1';^rv7r,.•
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E M. IIR.TT.IN, n.pl.tf,
|j>nd om<!« »1
Notine 1« hereby
!h**, ¡!„r inlr"11"1
n«tne«l wilier ha. N led nolle« o'
,, ri«jn>,
tn make Anni proof In l"‘l‘l",r:.„ bnfor« fl*
end that «ehi proof will J« ."’iVJlih F‘l"'
H. Orbinoli, county Ork «t Kl»,n
Oregon, on November », I*». »'*•
JKHHIK M Wl"1.1,«, JI« <*
formerly Jeaale M. Anderkon. «JJ ■ v Tp*
the HU of NBU end N!f of HK'« o'
8 R ftlf K W M.
to P'?’’
Blie n«m«« the following wife_
|() ctilil’*
her ooliti mino, residence •?P“JJ„irtv M»ol!j
Hon of «»Id lend, vl»> W >-. or . »"
Viarie, Mr« Joe Weltih. >'<
George Vaughn of
H»«1’*’