f nm Our Exchanges.
COIN DOLLARS IN PRIVATE
Italian Tells of Money Which n
Minted Iu Palei mu—Mho wo
■amplos.
(\nlilaitd •<••«’*♦*‘0
Ur, >tat La"«"" '"f Tu.'«’Uv,’"'
« ,.tnrh I" U di i"'"»
rafter »I» "■'"•«
*'*k* '
Notice fur Publication.
lata» the I’tilladalphta Udegtr. and
» hen be had c<illsct«d ber fare aba apuno
Iu him ui.d said:
Land Off)o al Lah**vi««v, Or« , July ¡1. I'Mif»
Xolirr |a h<*ri*by given that lb« h>l owing
ftavn«'d »<■ filer hu fib «J tmtlre of hid Intention
Io mak«* final proof In »Hpfrort rtf hla claim
I •nd
that napl proof will b»» taada bwfnr** Ihn
j HcgHief
lb rrlrrr al luatevvlcw, Oregon«
on th»' 4th «!•) uf Mrpf' rnb^r. I‘M>5, vli: <‘lar-
«*nrr Martin. Com. IM. Xo Xi*. f«»r th«’ hK1 *
N>. 4
»1 mw .
•' . --i.I
MW\ Hue o. Tp UH H7S * w M. IU Wftav«
the follow,ng witn<'«uM*« i<> prove hla contlnu-
otia r**i»l<|4*n» •• upon an ! cultivation of »al<1
land, via: llwnry <ior»ion, E»l Ixver. H J.
Mavagv, Joaepli
all of Fl. Klamaih,
Oftgon.
J 5. W ATM >N. Kegiater.
"la Hila car perfectly safe?”
"I hups so, madam," replied ths con­
ductor.
• Hava you ev»r had arefdsnta on th!»
a»ful at»»p hill?"
O< » W V
THE CANDY MAN
Fresh Candies and Don Bans. Stationery,
Oue « veulug I «u» alttlhg wfth ta
lionati Irltnd In a restaurant, retate» an
Notions, Cijars and Tobacco
I vriy ho«ly > Mngazlne wrlier, aud »«
"Well." replied the conductor, “there
»ero <ll»< uaring American laws and te- have only been a few small accidenta,
111 £4OflMOll
strtctiuns. at whlcb U« w«i very UiU< 4 nothing serious.”
[' •!„ old ...........
'
M b 5*! ,
lui lini il lo scoi.
j "Where »ould I go." she thru |n.
►. W M
‘| ultrifl"«
DAILY PAFERS
lami »i
"I>ld you ever ara a dollar that la not •¡Hired. ' if this car should get away atd
*»r ••••»»
a dollirf" sud be. I shook ru y bead, go «lldlug down this steep bill?”
Jjgfbter. J<«l"-
J. A. GREGORY,
Muin Street near Postoffice
1 l*i ««Im1
"Wtll. madam," mid ¡he conductor,
and b» rulkd aerosa tbe tabi« lo lu» a I
I mm I -1" "f
"
Of
allver «oln
li seetned lo me lo be u "It »ould all deprnd on bow you bav«i
¡..min«’-"...... . K't', ÂUB"Î .U*'*'
Town Treasurer’s Notice.
K
•¡oliar
| • sin,inv<l il »llh every cara, lived your pa»t life ”
Nutii e 1» hrreliy gtv<-n iliat lliern are
(It
ai «I ri-ttitig suoi Iter leoni ih» <aab regie
Illuda in tlie l <wn treamiry for thè re-
>
l»r, <’• ruparid Ih» t»o. 3 bey were »<•
, L of Jack»«*"»111'’"" ""
1 ■
»iamption ol Ihe follo» mg »srrant»:
i<<
It,« . ......... "n"? P'-'-........
actiy all«» In welght, sound, color, GOWNS TELL LOVE OR HATE
a .
■I all
13II2. 1931, UM. 1235, 123«, 1237, I23K,
militai and a'I. At tasi I gol ihim con-
al,«
L,;.... . . .......... ................,Iar,ux:
r i
■ de
12IU. 1210. 1241. Intwreet will ceaee
fu»«d. und only tny frlind nas ahi» io UreMea Symbolical of Enaotiona I* aa
i<>
n
(•«»••
I
I.» »Illi Mi». J*’**1”
'•"‘K**1
ir • ••»■
Idaa Brad of the ▲aclaat
potai oul »hlcli was wblch.
In ni tliie date.
h I«
o •(.
™.rth.
r-P"1" ,lt''«,"-r
Timea.
fhal la »hai »« «all a l'almero dul­
j s
fiatili ni Klainatii Falla, Oregon, tliis»
L and Mia N •« «
""
ia». b» >aid
"Ilo you remember »urne
I5tli day ot Junc, ¡91*5.
"Psyehologlcal gowns." said a mini-
y«are arto tirai western allver minerà
prf“»
J. W F ikmuxb ,
rer to a Newark News min, "were worn
PROPRIETORS
»«re «’angbt taklng about |7.<X10,Uuu
W I Illi". "I ‘Oi"’» 1 •”*
1
Town Treaanrcr.
by
an
aetrets
In
a
p
<<e
that
recently
ii
•-orib *<f allver luto 31>e Nevarfs city
L,i •lali"1 ”f """> ,r'*" U ■*’"
V <
mini and hevlng II lurncd |ntn money 1 fell list. Th- gowns were rilled p«yebo-
•»<
«
» llhoui belng reecr«1edr Well tl.at ir pogleal because they ay lubolltea things,
Lafur dli ii'py *"»’'*•*• t',r
•I
in
1 -t » l. it I» going oo in i'almeru io day, h :.*1 tbe Idea uf such ») lu I hj II< s 1 gowns
• T • ut
|A«l>la»'l ri>ll,l«*l
«llh varlstlone
Nilver la brouglii In was thought to bv quit« tew II la. how­
U 4 'll
¡'tut S- l‘- K"b,"U* u* -I
k'""* *'1'
I «in
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
■ in Lui« l'otosl. Mesi«*«, < r itici « al ori», ever. »a old us dress Itself Tbe actress
hl
Pubi!« I vi I
Le.1
* »y «• “
shlppoil io Rari» (ak»n lo l’almero. anj In her play, 'u ay mbotlxe »iclouaness. at­
n!««hiti H«»
i
Lull to KMiitaHi coiiMiy.
minit i »Itb reasoiistde privacy. Tb» tired herself In scarlet. Hhe wore» de­
« I K «am« li.
'• Hsra are )iinible«l a llh «tour» lo »lek lirious sky blue In a love »cent to sytn-
Ihla Ui
j syd M S ur. It * ■'"<
bapplo< as
between
l..r he i ur
tb»m ami ln;d in rreaey clny then come bolli« virtuous
I
I.» «
ami «
Conveyancing and
i 41IM k , M- " Hx”" “'"I '■ ■' I'1-1
• ver l,,r
m fhlrd ella» b«g:;ag» tur »we«i|i»arts Hut ber garb was yellow
I
dlstriliutlon
Tbey rosi a bruii fi cn«« »luu >t.e miked the poison to extin­
.
,
.11
¡
'
Examining Titles
i,,..
anddefy detrrtion cscept ihat Ibenlcks guish her ut.faithful lover All thia was
Leipln« trip ti* kHiu Uli I-*!«’ I«* •'*>
i »,«i
I eooslderrd new aud clever.
W bat,
Wo bare a large lift <»i city, farm anti
»*•• fo«i .imitar, nnd It la «ald ihat ilo»
•f, u «It
(»ni A. I’ ll••l'’’•".
,n 1 *'n
M' un tbe r.eck ta nnt qoltcdeepeoough. though, could have been Older? Consid­ timljer larxla. which wo will I*« |>lraa<*<J
L L liriini". I"” TuoMy fur KUm
and that ili» '1' In plurlbus I» a t hou­ er lbs bride as ana approaches the altar, to show to linm«*M’»*kera and jnvratnrf.
• sr.'frti ,f «ti Inch crrxiked
You li now iko-au t her while guwu Symbolise In- Phon« 15.
LbstKH’r««"' '
Office Worden Bldg, End ot
every coiintarfeller tnakes some little oocer.ee and brr white iell rr.aldeb mod-
bridgn.
Lnilng <l'"l' «""•’»■ Mr
'
esty? Consider Ibe widow In black,
m tombe.”
A
w
Aren t her Inky and lugubrious sebea
. f I
nlHinanuf . .......... .
th i
symbols of brr desolation? Consider
Al»
4 •
jwf« *t»a claita
Loeof th" Alli I n. munir., ui u.l
TEACHING OYAMA TO SHOOT ti e maid Io white who Is about to take
I» I I«>i4* • «• i
l^i >r a i*” “'•'I** ‘ •"•I*"’-' "ut"' '
«»•«• • 4>l|
II III
American Telia of Delightful Kaye- tbe veil I Kes r.ot ber snowy robe sym­
r.
bol I-« the purity ot her heart? Dress,
rlaneee with Now Famous J«p-
M.
prOp’r.
«Ir« Il
In fact, has al» ay s bean aytnbollcal. Th«
aneas Field Maishal.
South
H>
a
Island
women
wear
their
I
»hells and frit her »It h much psy cholog-
"Twenty fl>, years ago I was an espe-
and careful attention
icxl slgnltlcaiK e -
Ths women of tbe
rlen.ed rifle ahot.” write.
llorare Congo arrange their scanty draperies
to all orders
Hetcber, In Uorld'a Work, "and cuulJ
hit a moving object ev-ry time. The and oruaiuenta In ways tbat mean: '1
desire a husband,' I am rlrb' and twenty
• sliber ritte and ma< hlne-made ear
other thing»
Ail these forms uf dresa
trldge »birh r»m« Intn »mirai use in
the 70«. made esterefve rifle prartire may truthfully be called psychological
MCDONALD A. SON
forms
Hence I dou't understand why
poa- ,bie
I wrote and published st the I
thia actress with her varied ¡own gave
PROPRIETORS
tim« a pami>n«te< on how to sh<*oi w | i * i
an Idea uf novelty."
a rifle
|( bappeaed that copies nt tn«
VERY BEST OF MEATS
t'ampn.'et re.ri.ed Japan, where | paaaed
EAST END. MAIN ST
EVOLUTION IN HOUSE-HEAT
•orue tm., >oon after Japan had juil
i>esun to male a military orcanizatlofl
From Bonfires In tho Main Living
"ti the rm t no - eru lilies and Marquis
Rooms to the Dangerous
Uy an a wie ir Inis’« r of war
if« invited
Suction Draft.
Tr.v í» 1 *-» »O 1c t » u v of
m> io » Ian turn Iu hla home at Tokio and
EAST END KLAMATH FALLS
I
ab<.w«d grist Interest Its learniug io
In th, primitive flreplace the amoka
>
-
He
»ii suppose.! to para through an open­
had airvauy Men tbe pamphlet. I had
ing In the roof, but faille* Io thia, »ays
a txi,L«t of Anar han ritlva and ample
Country Life In America. It eecaped.
■ t: iu ina ou with me In Japan and Mar-
»itb the occupants. through the bandi­
CHAS. D. BUICK, PROPRIETOR.
i'i:a Oysr a and the then Col Murata
es: aid, opelng The middle age» eel the
(.nienti r <.f the Japanese military rittet
hearth agaltat the wall and built a pro­
o i.ed me several afternooca at largrt
jection tod of brick or »ti.na abore It to
prac lce Th«y «ulet««! etilbutlMllcailr
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carry off th, amoke. Greiiially the flre­
n tu tbv »pint. Uy an.a in particular
place wai built with two ..anklng jambs
H.
ROSEBOOM
st »mx the «uibusla'tn of a tioy.
I
which supported it. ir.d thus the present
shall ttevtr forg.l Ills keen yoy the flr»t
form of fireplace WM evolved
Al tbt
time h« bit a moving object alttr a bul­
arraortal bearing waa a prominent fea­
let
It waa a teapot lliruwti In the air,
CENTRAL CAFE
ture of decoration In theae time«. It a affi-
I ixi eve. aud when il rame down in
bodlmer.l In the treatment of the fire­
..i»l ar d plecea be cap« red »I hjui aud
place became c< mu.on ar.d ttJ>- already
• •reamed Iu hla utlight 11K« all excited
1
ln>l»xtabt f.rep'a», tiecam» th, central
r liuolboy.
feature of ttr room
At a later period
the Crcplx.e was let Into the wall, aa la
AMERICA S FOREIGN SCENES the common form to-day. At flrat tho
fireplace opening was ut »mail dltnen-
J
No Better Way to Oo Abroad Thnu to
Wun. but. on the theory that the larger
«♦
KLAMATH FALLS AND MERRILL
j
i
Start Journey in Southcaaliru
opening meant an lucrease of beat. It
Fenatylvnnla.
waa emerged to great alie. Then, wbeu
i
the tendency to draw cblldreu and fur­
V
Those of our fellow citizens who niture up the chimney or let In all the
i
imagine itisi the only
war
to go outside told through the enormoua open­
J. V. HOUSTON.
abroad Is eia a trana-Atiaa<Jc liner, ing found little hindrance in the iron
M
p
i«<u to git a.quainted with certain dixire employed to remedy the defect,
C. T. OLIVER, Proprietor, Successor to w. W. Hazen.
p
• [ ,i., m south«»»tern i*enn»>Ivauix
they went back to the ama.ler opening
trier. Is co biller starting point sud
as a relief.
tini, lor bl» luyace alter novel »Ignis
ibd .nteri stlt g «*|Mricuce» than the
Her Trouble.
,ty of Lancaster, tbe »«at uf tbe ilcbrrt
"fk co your w :fe ever borrow trouble?”
. ..u y i.i ibe state, on any luctl mar-
"Well slit's always worrying ov»r
til cay rays W II. KlcharctuB. in
what she'd <J> If she were traveling in
Moat
uf
Illese
call around to
Fuur-Traek 1 New»
I
Europe nt <1 should le locktd up with a
ill make the season at Buesinu & Bcnne’t's St
representatlves
ot un»
peup.e
are
irxxy nan in one of the compartment
uf ibe most curlous survlvais in all
Klamath halls, (Jrcgon. Will lx? here Saturdays a
caia they have there although the pros­
Mennoallea
«
Minrics, ih» i Amish
Fee thvir goods an J
pects ate that she'll never get to Europe
•rhlsm of the M-tuonile society a blch
(toy* and balance ot ihe time w ill lx* al the r.inch.
unit ax she can swim over."—Chicago
seceded truffi Ihe luxln body abuut t.Te
Record-Herald.
year 1€S3. No far ss language. mauners.
We Will Treat You Kight
irti» and traditluna are concerned thè
•
We have oue of the finest Hardware
We keep the finest
Her
Only
Trouble.
Amish, aa they are locally kn. »□. aro
Mr
St.>,es
in
.Southern
Oregon.
Btubte
—
Gooditau.
Martha,
the
fc rclgnrra in America. Their longue is
•
lot of horses in the
baby ha» been crjlt.g for two weeka
I III -al ti e »sme as that of their airces-
What 1» the matt.r with hint?
ters troni tbe far-<>t! Rhine two Cen-
•
Mrs Stubb, Why, Nature la giving
country.
tui .es ago. thi dress of the women »ug-
him
hli
teeth.
Jobu.
You
will
rot
I*
nekcl
to
buy
gr»ts H.oland ur Brittany of to-day;
Mr Stubbs—Well, Nature may be a,li
we know' you can’t help it.
their religion. » liti Its austerities and its
right In rome way.», but she Is certain­
< urlous practices
ar.d
observances,
.The
Ijirge«t
Assortment oT Stiulcbuker
ly a slow dentist
Culcagu News.
»marks of the days of tbe reformation.
lluggi«'» ami Wagons in the Country.
r -.» i’ll* «"<’ Mr*' * 11
'Xlcm a'"’"1
S
JILL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
RALEIGH & CO
J!ND SMOKED MEATS
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
Fort Klamath Creamery Butter
Lakeside Inn,
j. n. noo re ,
M rs .
GENERAL FREIGHTER,
M c M illan ,
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suites.
Sample Rooms. Bar Room, Parlors, Two Club
Rooms, Etc., Etc.
OUR PARTNERS MEAT MARKET
11»' voir lcxjox
>
A GOOD CUP OF TEA
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
I
9
>
BUICK’
FEED AND SALE STABLE
BOAT HOUSE
ou^r
shop
Ilorscs boarded by the day, week or month
Corrals for Teamsters. Free Camping Grounds and Wood
LOCK AND GUNSMITH
be Finest Japan Hi inking Tea. The
8 ounce pack JR
12 ounce p.tckag
lb ounce pickig
Ì Pure Bred Stallions $
J Buff Cochin Chickens $
MASCOT
LIVER Yy FEED & SALE STABLES ?
Meals at all Hours
30 cent»
50 cents
Day or Night 3» >
bO cents
Oysters, any Style
For sale in Klamath Falls only by
I
Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Oregon
TOURISrS TRADE A SPECIALTY
F. Willits and The Brick Store
THOROUGHBRED STALLION
When You are
in Ashland
PILOT
MAMMOTH STABLES
Ashland Hardware Co’s Store
GET PRICES
Rigs furnished
with or without
drivers
Come in a nd Look
A Wise Turkey.
MANY FISHING ON SUNDAY
People of City Island Know tbe Day
Under Peculiar Name—Early
Comora Happy.
twis § Ciarle Fair
OINNIN ü
WITH
JUNE
i«th
AND
UNTIL
further notice
Oregon Stage Company
IN CONNECTION WITH
hmath Lake Railroad Company
ril
Tii'k.'ts From Klamath
g°Thrall, Cahf., (nnd return) for $8.00, good for 30
y",rom dato of 8I,|Ct
ExPUn*'ion Round Trip
Ai1 •!ngi’mi'iils have boon completed iiml l iekets
n H'ilc within a fPW (|ayH to Portland, San F’ran-
Southern Paeitie points.
#I|M
roin
They will likewise
Southern Pacific points to Klamath
Uro seals and iurthei. ¡nf«», ln;.ti(,n'fr<>iii
R. I. HAMMOND, Agent
I
"Really. Gobby. you shouldn't run
aFxvut ho much You're as thin as a rail
and your drumsticks will get as bard
as nails."
"You bet they will. That's what I'm
after.
It's the fat and tender thing
that gets II in the neck around Tbanka-
glvlngPuck.
There Is a certain Sunday in May
that lhe pcoplv of City Island know as
"Fisherman a Sunday." but II is not
marked with red letters on the calen­
Boxed.
dar. and to a plain svaryday citizen ot
They were returning from the hulk­
New York who happens up ,bat way
ing bee.
any Sunday in May or June, or July
"And were there any red ears?" asked
even, Il would atom that be had <-0100
the friend.
on I'lsharman'a Sunday, aays Bertha
"Oh. yea,” responded the girl tn tho
Smith, in Four-Track Newt
To be
gingham dress. "1 had two when pa
most sure uf it lie ui'.ist start nut later
caught that city feilow klasing me.”—
than six o'clock in the morning for It
Chicago News.
Is not only the early bird that etti I
die »orni. but Il's the early worm that
I
gels ihe llsh. and iha early man that
Petition for l.iquor License,
get» the boat to cast out the »erm that
too
gets the Asif. Six o’el«xk Is none
To tho Honorable t'onuty Court ot the State
••arly in May. and it Is almost too late ot Oregon, for th« County ot Klamath.
from June to September to film a SUU
I We. your petitioner» r< -pacltully a«k that a
Dial la not rtady to pelt you with hot
Been»«1 be grained and I miwi I to Enill Flackns,
rays, and »0. for the few minutes bu­
to sell »plrtloua. malt and vinous liquor» and
tormented elder, commonly known a» baid .
twren that hour and the time » hen
the first train for Bartow pulls out of elder, tn less quantities then on« tiaUoit, in
the tow n ol Dairy. In Dairy precinct. Klamath
the uptown station, «very street «ar.
«nd every elevated train coatrlbutea County. Oregon, for a period of three month»
from th«4th day ol September. 1905. and notice
Its mite a man, or two, or a half-
1» hereby given that thl» petition will be pre-
doz, n to tho line at the ticket win-
«rated to the County Court ol Klamath Coun­
dow.
Latsr In tha autumn a laler ty. Oregon, on the »aid Silt day ot September
start can be made.
I9u.
Theo W Flaekua. II J O'Brien, Riley Wood.
C E Rlalo». 1 F Davie» D P shook. Orrin Me-
all depends on her past Cumber. Albert K. Burgdorf. Philip Oden, J
VI Anderson, J It Donnell. Wm Flai'kiis, Cha» I
Cabla Car on Staap Hill Arouasa Sus­ Woeik, Adam weldmen, Thomas Michael, W
picion of Woman Paasangar
C I.ogue. O Ii l.a«cy. C W klicrman dr, Manuel |
Revlre, George Kilter, J H Colahan. John Ii
to High Point
Pool. AW Waller, John l.lnd, F M Bernitt. J It
Welch, C C IVaraon. Ham Btoehren, Win
\ tew years ago wlieu they were oper-
Crhmaiin. Jacob Knock, A LoulaSterzl, Chia
atlug cable ear» "P an«l do*» » steep bill
Flaekua. Wm Wood. Augit.l U'key, Joliu LI«-1
In one ot the New England cities, a mid­
key. Cha» H Iltirgdorf. Herman Sehmor. Frank
dle aged lady, who had never seeu them
Pollre, A 1. Michael. J 8 Shook, W A Stone, 1
before, entered a car uno day that cun-
W II shook, C G Jones, Albert West, C W Sher­
tilnedonly twootberveople, atallr.g her-
man. NIoMel Hueck. Peter Pclerstslner, Wm
self as ucar lb« couducUir as possible, rs-
Welch, Fred ■•ck. A Flaclru».
I
Emi' flsekur.
I
HORSESJOUCHT AND SOLD
Deering Mowers, Guns. Fish­
I
ing Tackle ami Atnninnition.
Before you buy n boggy couie in ami
H. W. STRAW, Proprietor
see ours.
s
Ashland Hardware Co.
ASHLAND, OR.
Country Produce taken in exchange for 0oods
THE EXCELSIOR
NEEDED
Groceries, Dry Goods,
\iinually. to till the new position* created
b> Railroad and Tdegraph Com panic«, fte
want YOINQ ni:N amt LADIES of good
babtts, to
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
LEARN TELEGRAPHY Boots and
Shoes.
and R. R. Accounting
I
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«cliool» are the largest exclusive Telegraph
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from 410 to h's’ a month In Blates east of the
Rocky Mouidalns. or (u-m |7‘> io »11» a
month In Ktaica ac»t of the Rockies, Imma-
dlateiy upon graduation.
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ol our rk heols write direct to our executive
office at Cincinnati, o. Catalogue free
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NOTICE.
I am prepared to furnish blue
prints ot any Township in the Lake­
view Land District,
Flint« cor-
rec ted before mailing. Address
W. B. Snider,
Lakeview, Oregon.
IN
FACT
a complete and up to date line of
Staple Goods
I. F. DAVIES.
DAIRY,
OREGON
TIMBER LAND. AC f Jl'NEl. 1ST».-NOTICE ! R 10 E W M
That they will offer proof to show that tho
FOR PUBLICATION.
land sooght is more valuable for its limber or
t’MTKD STATES LAND OFFICE LAKE- i stone tti&n for agricultural purposes and to
VIEW. OREGON. At’Gl'ST 1. 110». Notice Is establish tbeir claim to said land before Gen
hereby given that in compllanou with the pro­ ' ChAstain clerk of Klamath Co Ore, at his office
vision» ol the Act of June S, ¡STS. entitled "An at Klamath Falls. Orc, on »Saturday, the U «lay
act tor the »ale ot timber lends in tbc States ol 1 of October, 190.5, They name as witnesses . W p
Calilornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Rhoads, E R Npenrer. E E Fitch of .Merrill, Or,
Territory." a» extended to all the I’oblle Land H E Turner of Salem, Ore. and tv A Turner of
State» by act ot Angasi 4, 1»S2. tbe following Montsano, Wash. Any and all persons claim­
person» have this day filed iu this otflee tbeir ing adversely the abcre-described laa«ia are
»worn ■tatements, 16 wit:—
requested to file their claims I d this office on
Henry F Turner, of SaUro. countyot Marion or before said Uth day of October. 1905.
J. N. Watson, Register.
Stat, ol Oregon »worn »tatement No iKt tor
ths purcha«e of the R’.jSWij-. NW'.dW’,. s<c 1
If you cannot find a cigar to auit you,
and NE',UB><. Bsc 2 Tp 40 S R 10 E W M
William A Turner, of .Montsano, county of try the "Bank Exchange.1’
I Cbehall». state of Washington »wcru state­
My watch repair department cannot
ment No MS* lor tbs purr beau of tbe Ntt'^NE1^
Pee 1, r,X<v ( »ad fogfw j Me I1TP iOS be excelled on the Coget. L. Ab a L«vrk,