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NOTE E OF A D .M I N INHIATOR«
M/1Ü E Foil I'UBLK AHON
FINAL ACCOUNT.
Department of the Interior, IF. 8.
|*ro|M*M'd lili» Uouhl Muke U olli ill
Notice is hereby given that Mont.
I-and Office at Lakeview, Oregon, No
and Mis Cunningham were E. Hutchison, administrator of tbe
I'aitncr Willi II iin L uiic I noil
vember 25, 1908.
•
Estate of Anule Hutchison, deceas
Woiihl Mavì* 1 it Igni Ion.
Notice Is hereby given that Oscar
! cruditor» nor be lonali ued Io curtail
tc i ,»ri ><*•
I< nolce gave a sur ed, has filed ins final account ot the
J. Streeter, of Klamath Falls, Oi«'goa,
! til«' power» i uf tbe ( 'Inuit Court to
lier sister, Jennie, Sun administration of said estate with the
who, on Nov. 20, 1908, n •ide Timber
tuo pre U «.i‘ <l II gl.il.it Ion
A hm
if Ide or
1 Buch uKiuein« nt
re
The following
ti her 12th birthday. clerk of the County Court of Kiam-
HI b«'
Vi tai Intervet in the I for fi mid or under ha » in«’ other rucog- c< Ind by John IJIh
and 9 one Appllcatl on. No. 0816, for
u hltl*
wi-r<> Clyde at.d Carri« ath Coan
Orcaon. and that .»aid
Ix.t 2 ; See. 24, Tp . 3« S, R. 7 E..
MtUt V» p.o.ldu.g II Is adopted, is 1> i U'd lx ud < »f « <iulty jui Hd let Ion at e*-1lol » of tile K1. i
i
Nene, and iioiiim Mack, court has
>.
(
AgrtfuuiuntM
"O
dl
fil.|||g
1)
W. M , has filed notice of li' ' itlon to
niia.jui
" propel ly 1 Igl'ts th« null of el (her ph i t
</f 1‘ommercu urn
proved up on hl* tlm- o'cioc k in
k ** final proof, to < »stabllsh claim
m
Uf hilf 1 mud and wlf » mid Of commun ‘ 11» t<» stilt U.l Iuf. )
I m t ikitig uti »iill 'M1 p<
we* k. It is In 37-10, the 31st day of D) a- mb'-r, J 90S, a»
to the land above det ccrlbed, I»-for«
Uy pr<tpcl't) III ge|iteriti
' See 0. 1 Jpoii the dciith of <*lth< r tlx'■ petitions s i)
A cursory
Vi
iJlua from Dairy.
h'.' time for hearing of objection«, if I County
1 Clerk Klamath Co., at his ot
aitomp i wus made to pi eneni a bill i liUHband or w Ite,
hlllf tjf 1 ||| AJUtO to muke an uppi< A
for the < iu - ,
»¡u lu th' I al hi Friday my the e be, to such final account
ties at Klarr ath Falls, Oi ego n, on the
at (hi! se aion two years ago, but II munit) ptup< ri
»hulli km lu the Mur- lei Lal.e road. i lot
the writers'
on business.
.nd tbe settlem<-nt thereof.
5th day of February, 1900.
uivt with opposition from n few law i vlvor, an bj> ■
in < i>'ii in unity debts
tbu county ’
returned to his hom«*
This notice is published by order
yers at tile time and was smothered. and tin- otb- t 1 alt s' nil be suhj«*ct
importance
iturduy. He will move of said County Court, made and eti-
E. T. Shortt, Torn Staten, Fred R.
This time tlie bill ha» been dialled to tin tc,»tn,in .:iary <ll»po»ltIon of
weight In a shingle mill boiler and engine from ert'd In tbe records thereof the 24tb
Goell'T, Walter Horton, all of Klam
and is now ready for Introduction the il< i in»'il husband or wifi, subject
are famil- Mr. Slack's sawmill to Fort Klamath
ay of November, 1908,
ath Falls, Oregon.
The author of the measure lius d<* sl»o to the community debts. Ill case lur with the bi'iK'ill« derived In other soon.
MONT. E. HUTCHISON,
J N. WATSON,
▼oteii several month» In It» prepara no ti'Hticmi'iitary disposition shall section) from good roads. The letters
8ykes ilamaker Is hauling supplies Idmlnfstrator of the Estate of Anvil*
12-3-2-4
tlou and »ays II cover» tho subject have lieuii miidu by the deceased hus are as follows:
Register.
. for the Govei nment.
Hutchison, deceased.
as completely u» he can devise.
band or wife of bls or her liulf of the-
| Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gray and chil
11-J16-12 31
lly tho term» of till» proposed luw, c ommiinlty property. It »hull di Hi und
Dear Hlr:
Y
Nyai’s Vegeta
dren passed through Pin«' Grove last
lltlguilcui will bo In u largo m<-a»ure «■quully to the logltlmati' Issue of his, tlon to Im nd. I
ble Prescription
Saturday, en route to the Falls.
DEPARTMENT (»1 HIE INTERIOR,
is indicated in all
d I hi I ii l»h od and the many lawsuits |i<-r or tliedr bodies. If there be- no of tlie levy for
Mrs. Cowley returned to Lorella General Land Office, Washington, D.
ordinary di seases
which duvi'lci
I-.ui' of -aid 'b i an »i'll living, or notu Lake, Klamath Fall» stale highway Saturday.
C . November 2, 1J.08, NOTICE OF
of women. Thia
buHod on wll
I of their r* picsentutlvi-s living, th«-u within Klamath County.
1 believe
remedy
never
John Stindl came down from the RESTORATION OF PUBLIC LANDS
TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY.
made when I
the- said community property wluc.ll ull the conatructlou of this road would Bald Butte sawmill Saturday.
disappoints, its
Notice
1»
hereby
gives
that
the
Act
good effects be
sound mind, »IU bo icd need ut hunt pass to the survivor, to the* exclusion advance the price of land In Klamath
Mrs. Cunningham called on Mrs ing 8«-<r«.-tary of tbe Interior has va
ing perceptible
onohulf.
,of collateral heirs, subjec t to the com- County mine tbau any other eulur- Hibberts Sunday afternoon.
cated departmental order of with
from the very
Under the
‘ munlty debts, the family allowance plisc- ut the present tiliiu.
drawal
in
so
far
at
the
same
affects
first. It is com
, Mr Arant hauled the rest of bis
the withdrawal for Irrigation purpos
the wife and
posed of the pur
and the eburgea mid ekpeusea of ad-
Yours very res pct.,
household goods from Mr. Elliott's es under the act of June 17, 1902
est and most re
as purtnera and the wife 1» entitled ministration. ( De»«cut of community
J. A BEST. house Friday and Saturday.
(32 Stat., 388), for use In connection
liable drugs —
to one hulf of «11 the properly aecum- ' property I
Tbe second let tel I» from Col. W.
Mr» Routiey Is keeping house for with the Klamath Project, Oregon, of
mercurials, opi
ulated during' the marriage, As the
"flee 7, All acts or parts of acts II. Holablrd. duli'il at Lo» Angele», Mrs. Ilurrel Short during her absence the following described lands In tbe
ates and other
State of Oregon, and by bls authority
luw stand» ut prcHeut, when u man lu Conflict herewith arc hereby re- land says. "I have algned the copy In the blast.
harmful
drugs
such of said tracts as have not been
being excluded?
and woman marry they start «qual; pealed."
jof petition re road making In Klam
Mrs. l-afe Van Meter and son Char heretofore Anally restored and are
The many dis
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wiiul property the wife has I« her
ath County. No public Improvement lie were visitlug Santa Claus land not otherwise withdrawn, reserved.
concerting infl»-
own ami whul the husband has Is Ills,
HUMENTE WER 1XMEH.
or appropriated, will be subject to
| is Uior«* essential to the grow th of Saturday.
ences to which
settlement under the public land laws
woman is con
hut the later acquisitions are in the
The Commissioner of the General the county than good roads. Before
I
Almo Newton is hauling bay to of the United States on and after
stantly subjected
name of tho hu»bmid. and the wife Laud Office, December 1 1. 1908, ren ¡building the roads send your comtnlt-
the Government camp.
February 2, 1909, but shall not be
render her liable
la dependent on the jusllre of the de red u decision In th«- c-aHc* of Tilom iei> to Boutliern California that they
to many func
H. G. Weil« returned from Nevada subject to entry, filing, or selection
There as E Murphy vs George 8 Harper, ! may see wliat u really g«M>d road
husband to receive her half
tional disorders
until March 4. 1909, at the United
Monday.
that not only tend
States land office at I-akevlew, Ore
are man» rUM to Illustrate the unaat- which. If upheld by the Secretary of means.
Ix»s Angeles county voted
Bert Hawkins, our genial clerk. gon, warning being expressly given to destroy her comfort and happiness,
lufuctory results of the present ay»- the Interior, will have a Very decld«-<l 13.500,000 for good loads, th«* bonds Visited the Fall«
Saturday.
He is that no person will be permitted to but which gradually merge into chronic
tutu. A husband may In anger, or bearing on u number of other eutrli-» iure sold and tbe work is going on.
very enthusiastic about the new gain or exercise any right whatever and serious disease«.
while nt unwound mlud. will nwuy in thia laud district. It was a cas- We think It will increase the wealth
under any settlement or occupation
Nyai’s Vegetable Prescription is with
school bouse
begun after October 28, 1908, and out a peer for the sncee«sful treatment
practically tlie entire propelly, leav nrlslng out of the restoration of for- 'of the county on«* hundred fold The
Mr. Mack and ¡▼en Icenblce are prior to February 2, 1909, all such of female weakness, painful and disor
ing the wife little or praitlc'ullj noth •'«try lands In thl» district a year ago, vet) worst foil' 1« waste of money
hauling hay from Steve Low'« place. settlement or occupation being for dered menstruation, hysteria, cramps,
ing
Hurpir filing a tlmbei and stone ap- In poorl) built roads like the road
Mr. Icenblce was tn the Falls Sat bidden: Willamette Principal Meri “bearing down pains,” inflammation
According to the propci d law, til** pllcutioo for the «a»t half of the I* ailing out of Klamath Falls towurd
dian. T. 40 S , R. 9 E , 8*4 of Sec and falling of the womb. This is a rem
urday.
edy of sterling worth.
tion 24.
wife will have her half of thrt prop southeast quarter of »>•< lion 31, 34- Merrill."
Ji*sse Walker, of Plevna, passed FRED DENNETT, Commissioner of
erty without question and without 15, uud Murphy filed a homestead ••n-
UNDERWOOD'S PH ARM ACT
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tbe General Land Office.
the neceaalty of depending on her try for the cmiiic tract, alleging settle
l’«»E VAI I.EI ITEMS.
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Mr. and Mrs IJ A. Bradburn and FRANK PIERCE, Acting Secretary
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COR. 7TH AND MAIN STS.
husband to do her justice The lilll, metit u month prior to the time the
of the Interior.
children, of Bonanza, passed through
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Klamath
Falls
11-19-1-21
aw drafted, I» a» follow«, mid tho au two applications were mud<‘. A h'-sr-
Mr and Mrs Sam Dixon aud chll- Pine Grove Friday on their way to
thor I» desirous of bearing what crit Ing wu« ordered by the latkeciew
di-n, <>f Ob ue. and Mr. snd Mrs John Medford, on account of Mr«. Brad-
icism, If at. . there I to the nt '»sure' Laud OUei. aud suLsiqueull) u de
A Hliott. of I’lni* Grove, visited Mr. buru s health.
"Boet Ion I
Propel!) aud iMTiinl- cision »»» tendered re< «Huuiending
l«ouls and Berry Stiles, of Swan
and Mrs. James St urt last Sunday.
ary rights owned by the li u»band be- the ulluwmice of the timber aud »tom-
William Mat« ho and daughter,Myr- Ijtae. are visiting with John Hibbert«.
fore marriage, and that acquired by upplli alloti of list per
Mrs. Kirkendall, our teacher, was
«1«-, went to the Fall* Tuesday.
him afterward» by gift, bequest, de-
At the li« si mg It was virtual!) con
Will Irwin, ot Laugell Valley, vis scarcely able to teach last week on
vise or dement. with llie rent», issue» ceded thui th«- homestead applicant
ited Mr . Herting last Sunday night. account of a bad cold and severe sore
and profit« thereof, »bull not be sub- hu<l mad«* good so far hh II was pu»-
on hl» way to Klamath Falla, throat.
.•ci to the d< tits or contraria of hl» »Itili for him to have done so at that He was
Johu and Sam Varner were in
Mias p.-arl McFall «pent Sunday
wife, and lie muy manage, lease, sell, time, both i«» to residence and Im
PROPRIETORS
aunt,
Mrs.
Joe
Falls
Saturday.
and
Monday
with
her
convey, encumber or devise by will, * provements, the main ronti-ution be
Loyd
Brownell
Is
very
111
at
ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT
such property without the wife Join ing that the land was more valuable Taylor.
Btophen Griffith butchered hogs Brooks He Is threatened with pneu-
ing In such management, alienation for its timber than foi an) other pur
Tuesdic) with th«* assistance of Esau monia.
AND SMOKED MEATS
or Incumbi mice, ns fully and to the pose
And to that uud tbe timber Keck, \\llllam Griffith »nd Riley Han
George Tratnel and Sam Short were
»amo effect a« though he were unmar iaud »tunc afgillc atlon Introduced evi
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
visitors at J S. Mills Saturday even
ried
(Separate pioperty of bus dence tending to show that th«* lantl kins
Mrs J .1. Simonds went to Swan ing.
band 1
'«as not suitable for agricultural pur- Lake Wednesday to nurse th«* child
A dance was given at Harry Wil
"Sec 2 The property aud pecuni
of Mr utid Mrs F< ai l Stiles, that was son's Friday evening.
ary rights of every married woman
After coiisldi'rliig the teutltnouv burned la«t week.
Henry Low was a bu«in«*ss visitor
at the time of her marriage or after submitted ut the hearing, the Com-
Ethel Ca .e.v visited with Mr». to th«* Falls Saturday.
M
ra.
ward acquired by gift, devise or In nilsslotiei ri in hed th«* following «un-
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. MH.ane and
S II Griffith M uida' aud Tuesday
herltance, with the rents. Is-iumc and cluston;
pot caa K. 1® to
morn
tor yon to «hip Raw Fars and Hite« to ua than to
Albert Mark and J. J. Simonds children and H. B. McLane spent
profits thereof, al ali not G) subject
u teocu«k Writ* t < Pn« Lût. Martat
fMuppin< T«r. and above oar
"No practical com filia nee with th«- hav i- been liaullt g hay for Mr. Mark Christmas at the home of J. S. Mills
to the debt» or conila« ts of her hus | requirements of the homestead law
H UNTERS’ &TR APPER8’ GU IDE. »Ä
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from
(lie
Looaley
tanch.
bund, and she ma) manage. lease. on this lund Is possible In the mutter I
Win Griffith went to Olene Wed-
WHITE STARS OUT FOR Cl I’.
»■<11, convey, encuuibci or devise by of cultivation, for the land 11 Ilo' III
nesday.
Members of the White Star Basket
will such property to the same ex even for graziug pitrpoHes
Ellsworth Moore and Mies Et hei Bull teain state that they did not or
tent nud In the same manner that her
‘ It may be conceded that the Isoda Hugh«"« visited In the Falls Monday
ganize for the purpose of practice
husband «au property belonging to üi question are vacant and uuappro-
aud Tui-ids).
against the High School team, but
him. (Separate property of wife. I
printed, hence fulling within the cat
Herbert And. son. of .Merrill, was that it Is the intention of the team
F
Property not acquired or egory of luuds subject to homestead
••gee. 3
In the valley Monday looking for a to compete for the trophy which was
owned US prescribed lu the next two entry, but It Is also true that the
few stray cattle
won by the High School last year.
preceding »ectlon». acquired after homestead law Imposes certain re*- ‘
Mr uud Mrs Jack Ixtvoiady took The boys feel confident that they have
marriage by either bunband or wife, quirements on the entrymau. one of
Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs a strong team and are determined
or both. Is community property. Tbe which Is cultivation^ to the end that
I
John Pool, of,Olene.
not to allow the High School team to
husband shall have the* management the eutryman by such act can deuiou-
Clyde Griffith, of Klamath Falls, hold the trophy without a hard fight,
and control of community personal j strata bls good faith In taking the |
Is visiting his uncles. William and The articles in the rules applicable
property, with a like power of dlspo i land for the purpose«» of a home.
Stephen
Griffith.
to future games are as follows:
»Ilion as he has of hl« separate per I
The cultivation lu such case* Is
About five Inches of sqow fell last
I. The contest shall be open to
sonal property, except he »hall not quit«' as eaaential a requisite compli-
all who may wish to enter, providing
devise by will more than one-half I mice with the law as that of residence ,Wednesda.v.
Manufacturer« of All Kinds of
.lames Short and Esau Keck have the teams are made up and entered
thereof.
(Community property de i lied must consist lu a substantial use
been putting up ice.
at the opening of the series.
fined husband's control of person ■ if it reasonable area of the land etu-
"Grandma" Roberts has been quite
I .
After the cup has been played i
ality. I
braced In the entry.
¡III but Is now able to be up.
for
and
won for three consecutive
"Sec. 4.
The husband has the
"Where the land, as In this case,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore spent years or seasons it shall be turned I
management and control of the coni is of such character that It is appar
'Christmas with bls mother, Mrs.Clara over and become the property of the
munlty property,but lie* shall not sell, ent thsi no practical compliance with
Moore.
Klamath Falls High School Athletic
convey or encumber the community the homestead law I» postillilo, In the
John Van Meter, who Is on the Association.
real estate unless the wife Join with matter of cultivation, the honiimtead
Jury, came home to spend the Holi
8. So long as basket ball shall be
him in executing the deed or other application should be rejected, for It
played In Klamath Falls the trophy'
Instrument of conveyance by which I is evident that good faith must be days.
Band sawing and Turning,
Miss Elsie Oden,who has been stay shall be awarded for thia sport, but
the real estate Is sold, conveyed ot i »anting <>n the part of the applicant.
ing with Mrs. John Van Meter, r«*- when basket ball ceases to exist a« an
Odd-Sized Doors A Windows a Specialty
encumbered, mid such dec'll or otllel | (Wright vs. Larson, L. D. 555; Ilon-
turned to her home In Dairy last Sun athletic sport, tbe committee shall '
Instrument of convey mice must be -on vs. Slate of Idaho, 2 4 L. D. 2 72;
have the right to offer the cup for
PHONE 381
acknowledged by him mid bls wife. Jamison vs. Hayden, 15 L. D., 276.) day,
Mr. Burling, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. any other athletic sport played in 1
Provided,however, that all such com
"The homestead application of Robert«, Wm. Griffith and Tom Rob
Klamath Falla.
munity real ogtate shall bo subject Murphy is accordingly hereby reject
erts visited the school Thursday af
9. The winner and defender of the '
to the Ileus of meeliniilcs mid others ed. In tho event of this decision be
ternoon.
All kinds of Finishing Lum-
cup shall be required to accept a |
for laboi uud materials furnished in coming final, Harper will bo allowed
Riley Haskins went to the Falls challenge for tbe cup front any team
erecting structures mid Improvements to perfi'ct his application for tho land
her now on hand.
Saturday.
not entered In the tournament, but
thereon as provided by law In other
applied for by him."
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Large assortment of Doors
shall not be required to play more
cases, to liens of Judgments recover
B. V. PROUDFIT,
FIRE-PR(»OI
I\G
PAPER.
than
two
games
with
the
challenging
ed for community debts, and to Hale
and Windows made up and
Aasistant Commissioner.
To make paper fire-proof, whether tentn.
on execution Issued thereon. (Com
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ready for immediate de-
yy i Itlon, printed, painted or stamped
The committee sliAll be composed
munity realty, conveyances, etc.)
JIM Vl-rr DEAD.
ns for hangings, dip It tn strong nhim of T. W. Zimmerman, Dr. ’.V. A. I.eon-
livery.
"Sec. 5. Nothing contained In any
Jim Yet, the Chlunmmi, died Sun wilier n saturated solution and dry aril and C. 11. Underwor I.
of the provisions of tills chapter, or
Can furnish an order on the
16. Upon tbe rcu;\uent of one
In any luw In this state, shall prevent day front Heart diacnae at the age thoroughly. Test after the first dip
the husbuud ami wife from Jointly ot 68 years. He has been a resident plug If It burns, dip and dry again, or more members from the committee
grounds for any sized build-
entering Into any agreement concern of Klamath Falls for over a quarter Neither color nor quality will be In the rentnlhlng mem’ e-s shall choose
ing within twenty-four
ing the status or disposition of the of a century. Twonty live years ago the least affected; on the contrary, bls successor.
I
hours.
17. The cup shall not be awarded
whole or any portion of the cofnnmn- he ami George Pan worn employed rather Improved, I protect my title
by property, then owned by them or ns cooks at tho old Linkvlllo Hotel, deeds nnd insurance policies this way. for any game or games not arranged
Largo stock of Flooring in
November Delineator.
for by the conimit(ee..
afterward to be acquired, to lake ef which wns then run by the late Judge
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three grades.
fect upon the death of either. But Smith. They served tho guest« of
M)ST OR STOLEN.
such agreement may be made at any the hotel for about «even years.
CURE FUR BURN.
Whit«* six months' old female Spitz
Jim Yet Is said to have been quite
time by tho husband and wife by the
Cut open and snipe a white potato,
The body was shipped' pup, missing from my ranch four bind tho scraping to the burn. Re
execution of an Instrument In writ wealthy.
ing under their hands and acais, mid to San Frnnclsco on Wednesday and miles south of the city, Sunday even peat If tho burning sensation returns,
to be witnessed, acknowledged mid from thero will be tnken to China for ing. Finder leave word at this office which may occur if the burn is very:
deep. This Is unfailing If dpne prop-'
Goorgo Pan nccotnpanled ' or notify the owner. Reward.
certified In tho same manner as deeds burial.
the
body
to
San
Frnnclvco.
H.
E.
Pointer.
to real estate are required to be, tin-
I Tly. -»Dc'lnentor.
City Meat Market
WEISS & ARMAND
FURSiHIDES
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
LIBBER
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
All Kinds of Mouldings,
W. 0. HUSON,
Manager
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