▼
Wolin I ROM BAI,1,1 MO
pie. the engineer» «stimateli til« cost I'lils is a matter that will receive the
HUAT THE hIDSEYN IM»
N<llll E
of tills project nt AIS tin per acre, curefiil ntti'tiiligi of th»- committee In
Their I 11« casing Work Kee|m (» To the Stockholder» of the Klamath
and lluiilly raised It lu >30.00 per
I<<111H11U<<I from Page I)
<<011II1H1<<I from Page I.)
Strong and Healthy.
iure. Pi Ivate capitili would li ive Ir­ Its report to congress.
Water Users' Asoclatlon.
*
Al) the blood in the body pass»*»
1 Igni« d It for * 15 III*
"As to the payment of the cost of
You are hereby notified that a Spa­
applications
to
Have water
through the kidneys once every three cial Meeting of the Stockholders of
tu)
land. Ore . (»«-tober 20. 1909:
supply water for domestic purposes,
acreage mid originili t ho project, the government expects
"Advlsi- Stevenson, Water Users as- minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. the Klamath Water Users’ Associa­
it pi <b*»li>d In lliin project continu eomply with
1survey lumie by the govnrnnii'Ui to
When tion will be held In Klamath Falls,
ously for diiuu’slIc us«* from Hie first
and will demand Hie re-payment of »'x latlon. Immediately, I recommend They work night and day.
diversion of 1910 appropriation to an­ healthy they remove about 500 grains Oregon, at the Houston Opera House,
of April to frei'Zlng time, or about .«veld <mif iik I oii III u<|i*lige.
lust
farthing
of
Hie
actual
cost
of
(f)
W«’ desi-.: tu bave a »peet.il thè
other proj< < t If capitalisation not In- of Impure matter dally, when un­ on Friday, the 22d day of October,
January first.
Qu< «timi 6
I» your canal and dis­ ugunt upiHiinlcd by Hi«* Socretury of l'onstructlon, uud no uther proposi- <r«n><<l both In n uni lx i of «hares and healthy som, part of this impure mat­ 1999. at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m..
ter is left in the blood. Thi» brings for the purpose of the Stockholders
pa>- vt.lti* (Higni-d*
HOBSON.”
tributing system sutIsfiii'toi i ; and if Hn< lutei lor lo v I h II « ih ti pioject ut
l«*u»t omo a yeur tu Investigate «xlst- 1 loti wlll be «vi-ii l'otuidorod by thè
After r«-< <-lpt of the above telegram on many diseases and symptoms
voting upon ln< reading the Capital
not,
wlmt ar« the defects, what
log eoiplltImiH relativi* lo cm ii proj- lommittee or congri* ■
Any otlier from Mr. I lop .on, we then forwarded pain In the back, headache, nervous- Stock of th«* Association from >3,000,-
« i«u»«*d them, and what remedy Is
ns the local <iin<<*rs of tin'
n<
ss.
hot.
dry
skin.
rh<
uniatlsm,
gout,
<
et,
the following telegram Jo Mr. Newell
000 to >0,000,000, and Increasing the
propo»«*ti ?
K Imnut li proj«*« t ten ve, In many In­ poll<-y would sooti wlpc out thè recin­ and received an answer thereto, as gravel, disorders of the eyesight and par value of the shares fror» »20 to
Answer fl.- It I Is not. BRIME
thè
acted
unfair
towards
hearing,
dizziness.
Irregular
heart,
53 0 per share.
: matlon fund, and might result In tile given below;
CAI'HE ln< lli< l< nt i nel Vii « oli pill I of »tulle«*»,
debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits
"Klamath Falls, Oct. 21. 1909.
BUI MF, REM lumi owner» und wo have l»c««n 1111
ALBERT E. ELDER.
i «s lllllllit loll ollirllil»
I
repeal
<>t
tin*
reclamation
act.
E. il Newell, Director U. 8. II. 8., in the urine, etc. But If you keep th«*
IlliY
I he pini Ing uf n good busiu«»» alili* to get any redress.
Secretary.
W« <l'*slr«< an lt«*inlz.«*<l state
filters right you will hau, no trouble
Washington, D C.
t K *
"hi order fo brin« th« work of t h«* ■
man nt tin* )i«*ii<l of the project, more
of di«' expenditures of Hl«
Hopson wired us that he recom­ with your kidneys.
P«>w«*r to I*»’ gli**a to tin« maa In im-tit
in pursuance to the above notice
government to tin* lilglic»t d<*gr»«e of I mended diversion of funds from
Jesse Freeman, Sterling Mine,
«barge <>f tin* proji cl mid !*• *» In th«* KImmilli pioject frolli inceptlon to
[the Stockholders of the Klamath
Jacksonville,
Ore.,
says;
"I
actually
dall*
Klamath
project
unl<*»s
capita)
and
l atid» ol tin' Supervising Engineer.
perfection, it Is necessary that there'
j Water Users' Association met in the
III)
Koi'liilimd InkiH timi swmiip
par value of »hares of stock lx* In- believe that Doan's Kidney Pills saved
DEFEt'TH I'our . ....................... mid
Houston Opera House In Klamath
laml» should nil pay their proportion lie cordial co op«*rmInn between tin* <*rei< e j
my
life.
I
suffered
from
kidney
dls-
Will
the
appropriation
b<*
always laliind tim«
Iti'. ME 1*1
Falls. Oregon, on the day and hour
Jof
en»!»
for
diiilmig»'
of
»am«,
mid
lx*
<a**
for
a
long
time
before
J
realize«)
dlv<*it<-<l
If
■li.'ireholtjers
vote
unfavor
­
f «•» lumiitIon m-rvice and the people for
Bim thaï inan In «'hurgo; NOI IIOIH.
.«■t for the meeting and adjourned to
<
■iii»ld«*r«'d
ii
purl
of
th«*
whole
proj-
what
was
the
matter
with
me.
My
ably?
Wire
Yes'
<<r
No
’
immediate
­
but meli with »«ime priiitlinl knowl­
whom tl.<* work is being constructed ly. (8lgn«-l) J G STEVENSON.
worst troubles were pains in my back meet again In the Houston Opera
edge of irrigation mid farming
tit Furthermore, it I» proposed l»y ¡In this way the completion of all
and limbs and an Irregularity In the House In Klamath Falls, Oregon, on
President."
QiicHiion 7
• an tin <o»t of m.iln-
"Wn tilngtoa, 1» C., Oct 22, 1909 passage of kidney secretions. I was ‘»he kth day of November, 1909. at
I.lining mid operation of tin* cmiai th« U H It. H. to survey n very low
«fork Is hurried to u close, and much Bres. Klamath Water U»< rs' Associa­ unable to rest w<-ll on account of the | the hour of 2 o’clock p. m.
mut dlHtrlbutlng system 1*« r dui<d. llm* «llti'h near th«' Clear lake site, to
AI,BERT E. ELDER,
¡ivnld going through ro< k». mid then I unpli u»nnt bli k< ring Is avoided,
tion, J G. Stevenson, Klutnath pains and felt so rtlfl and lame at
mid If »<», In It at
•t’*** *" *•'“* ex­
Wi­
10-27-2t
Secretary.
'¡mt In pumping plant» ut varlou»
•
Fall«, Ore.
times that I could hardly walk.
I
tent ?
¡have been greatly surprised at th«
|
lilac«*»
to
nil»«*
Hie
water
I»»
the
land
Failure
to
Increase
capital
stm-k
finally
learned
of
Doan's
Kidney
Pills.
\n,w< r 7
Owing to |Ha»r con-
itriii'llon III« cost of opermlun limi under Hu* preliminary survey, which, magnitude of the work done by the and par vain«* of shares would 'lx* and as they were so highly recom­ notk e of sale of real es ­
breach of sp««cific terms of contratrt mended I procured a box and began -
tate
iiuilnti'iimii'i I« very I i I k D mid cannot iililiougli being cheaper, will udd
|.. mudi lower wltlout largì* «*xp«*ns« gieiiily to the maintenance cost, mid roclaniatlon s«*rvf<.*e, atul believe that water ti"(.*rs with a«.sociatloa and con­ using them. They seemed to be just
tract
ii«
our
«•»tlmufe«
were
mode
on
th«*
of
association
with
United
what
I
required,
for
In
less
than
two
In enlarging and »lr<*ngthetilng main
It wlll, all thing» c«in»ldered, match
In the County Court of the State of
States
llopnou's r< commendation to week» beneficial results were appar­
i .nuil mid imi inls; bunks are ton low 1 tiasls of the high line ditch we would
up with undertakings of equal magni­ divert fund» as far as pov»ible In «-a««* ent. When I had used seven boxes I Oregon for the County of Klamath.
object
to
hhiik
*.
,in«l narrow; box«*» t«*u high; clmcks
t j * Tin* erection of wooden flumes
be approved. was in better health than 1 had been In the Matter of the Guardianship of
mid boxes located la wrung pirn«*»
tude carried on by private Individuals. of hu < li failure will
<8lgn<<l (
NEWELL. Director.”
for years."
Itiduie Inti« llft*«r Irrlgnlhin s<*S»oii , mid brltlge». ns tb««y have b««*n made
Charles Hughes and Mary F.
We, tl<er<fore, submit to you the
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
I. UM I liistemi <»f keeping tbi'in all on under tin* tlr»t unit of this project Some mistake» have been made, but
Hughes. Minors.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
th«« payroll, ns »«*cm» to * have been wlll mill greatly to the maintenance I do not Ix-lleve they have l»<*el> »ame qu« st ions which we have sub­ «•«•nt»
NOTICE
is hereby given that the
mitted
to
Mr.
Hopson
and
to
Mr.
of
same.
New
York,
sole
agents
for
the
United
<1<>n<< in the Klatunth project
Igreuter tian would htive occurred if N« well, anti want a direct reply from States.
| undernlgBed, guardian of the per »on«
It'* Spelt fully Hilbmlt ted,
Can the water users,
Qllivtlilli 8
Remember the name—Doan's— ind estate« of Charles Hughes and
r**n*otinbl<< Industry BOARD '»F DIRECTORS KI.A MATH th«* work was being done by private you. not under the signature of Mr.
by employ Ins
Newell, but under your own signa­ and take no othci.
Mary F. Hughes, will sell at private
WATER I'SEHH ASS« »CIA
iiient* i equired
< ,............. by
.. the existing law?
ture. We would ask that, if possible,
ale an undivided one-sixth Interest
TION, by Albert E Elder, 1 capital.”
Answer 8. «\ man with small
i
you forward us telegram to Inquiry,
| each of said minors in and to lot
Beerei ary.
mean < cannot come Into tb<* Klamath
From here the commute«» will go
o that we may »ubmlt It to the st«x k-
Dr. Swedenburg an»l wife of Ash-1 four (4) and the north half of the
project, puci I u«« Inml partly on time,
Following the
funk«« Improvement1« nnd live nnd pay .nlttee's questions the board submit- to Re<l Bluff, Cal., and will then visit holdera at the m<*etlng to lx* held land and Miss Arno, who has been in northwest quarter of section 28,- lots
Novemlx r Sth. and any further ex-
six (6), eight Ik) and nine (9) and
l lie » ii«r charge •
I I 1» «<x pin I ns why
projects In California, Arizona nnd
planation you may have we would be charge of the hospital there, arrived the south half of the southwest quar­
i ■ <• Klamath projtwt Is not tilling up »eil for the consideration of th« sen­
ter of section 21, all in towmhip 29
with fnrm'tn. nnd !nrg< I' why the <*x ators <<■!tuln statements relative to New Mexico, aftet which they wlll re­ glad to revolve by correspondence.
Ion Monday evening. The Doctor is
Yours very truly.
eouth of range 11 »4 east, Willamette
« » ltiiul' «mihot b- s<»l<1
lb« large
turn to Washington
JOHN
IRWIN,
Vlce-Pres.
here for the duck hunting, his wife meridian. Klamath county. Oregon,
part <>f Intiil owner« would not b« .he beginning of th«* work of recla­
Reply «if Secretary Ballinger by
containing 314 acres more or less, ac­
able to m«*< t the pnvmenta. th»« 1» nt mation here, th« statements made by
is visiting friends, and Miss Arno is
telegram was as follows:
cording to government survey, on
Si«'» p< r annum nti<l |0.75 mnltft«-
President Taft told un audience of
"Answering yours Oct. 24th. will nursing a case for Dr. Swedenburg and after the 21st day of October,
lie government engineers, the prices
iiunc* per acr«* n«ror<1ing t<> the pr«*»
Southern girls the other 1 day that he not make either promise or threat re­
1909. for cash, pursuant to order of
. ut law
lb d«f< ri Ing th«* tlrxt two or paid for th»* property acquired, such
specting diversion of funds to in­ at Klamath hospital.
said court, made and entered in the
Hr** pm m<*nts farmers mlglit I«'»-
Intended to cut ofT bls boys In his fluence action of your association. Co­
above proceeding on the 3d day of
»ibli
nl>'c 'i* P«> out ofi th« water us canals, r« »ervolr sites, eta., asked wlll, but
that he would scrape to­ operation of land owners desired to
June. 1909.
charge
.'or nn accounting to be made month­
»ecure best results. I will do what
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Dated at Klamath Fails, Oregon, Sep­
Qie-Htlon 9
Whst additional
get he* us much as he could for il Is the law and conditions dictate.
tember 23d, 1909.
* rtnw anil condltliins if any. should ly, the appointment of an Inspector
BALLINGER. S<*cretary.”
i daughter. "so that she wlll marry
(Not Coal Land.)
FRANCES HUGHES.
b< Impos’d on those who default In who would visit th»* project annually
Department of the Interior, United Guardian of the persons and estates
only when she chooses to marry and
pay n»««nt ?
N'O'I I s AMI < OM.MENTS
States Land Office at Lakeview.
of Charles Hughes and Mary F.
An*w<*r !•
tiriKlunteil pavm«*nt». for the purp<>«< of Investigai Ing coa­
Oregon. September IS. 1909.
Hughes, Minors.
9-23, 10-21
«<r an «'»tension of tluie to twenty lition» and affording th<* landowners not on account of circumstances." But
Notice is hereby given that John
y<*nrx. allowing the first year of free
shut of the daughters whose fathers Thoughts Suggested by the Doing« of
Slade, of Olene. Ore., who on May
an opportunity to present their griev­
naler <<r at n nominal f«*'
NOTICE.
are unable to fcuive them anything?
23d, 1908, made homestead entry
Qu* »tl«n l‘>
What nr«* your prin­
tin- World nt lairge
ances, If hny th<*re be.
No
4
04
5,
serial
No.
01617,
for
8
Vi
cipal crops. wh«r« do you matk«*t
SW% sec. 2, NVi NW >4 sec. 11, twp.
_ sagebrush lang
Partie» wishing
Hu tu, mol what. If any. organise«! ef­
Foluts Illg the reudlllg of the doiil-
Because their agent at Macon Ga. :9 8, range 10 E. Willamette Merid- clearer call on or write,
Kt Ixiuis is demanding cheaper
fort 1« b< Ing mad«* to put your cr«»ps
ment S *nator Carter took up th»*
Into tl<* market under the most fnv-
gas.
It might annex a few of New called him a fool, a court reporter has Ian, has filed notice of intention to
W. W. MASTEN.
make final commutation proof, to
questions raised therein and qties- ,
«irahle c«»n«Htlons?
sued the Wabash railroad for »10.- euabiish claim to the land above de- H*3tf
Klamath Falla. Ore.
York's
surplus politicians.
An»w«*r 10. Alfalfa un«l grain,
tinned Secretary Elder us to the
li.iiio consumption
000 damages, It will be noticed that scribed, before C. R. DeLap, County
Clerk, at Klamath Falls. Ore., on the
«),,*,(put II
Wlnt are tour pros- method pursued In »««curing the Infor-
GREAT SALE OF LATE SHEET
The movement
for automobile the plaintiff is from Missouri,
6th day of November, 1909.
< ntent transportation facilities. an«l
matlon furnished, and then started to
.MUSIC
Claimant
names
as
witnesses
nr« they adequate and satisfactory?
because
there
is
noth-
1
hearse» ought to be popular, provi led
Perhaps it is
John Tipton of Olene, Ore.; Her- '
Answer I 1
llrnii« h line of th«* S examine Mm in d»*tail as to the state-
a hearse Is attached to etch machine. Ing new under the sun that so many i bert Tipton of Olene. Ore., A. T.
t* it« Co atul li 1« not satisfactory at
If you desire some fine bargains in
menta made therein. On account of
pres««nt, but we h<»t<«* •<> hav«* better
young men get familiar under th«* Wilson of Olene, Ore., Sam Dixon of luite Popular Sheet Music, write to
Olene, Ore.
»hipping fncllitles anti markets iti the tils unfmnlllarlty he hud to refer the
I ORTI I Hot HAND DOLLARS
Charles 8. Mitchell. 209 Almond st.,
moon.
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
io ar future.
chulrmun to President St««venson, who'
Ashland, Ore., for latest free music
9-30-11-4
Register.
Question 12
What 1» th«* reason-
On«* of our exchanges notes that
------- -
..'.I. pr« s *nt itti-rage value p< r acr«* ■ nft«*r a brief examination gave the City of K luma th Falls. Oregon, Mean
catalogue.
small
men
are
big
vet
y
so
tn
«-times
< I land in your project exclusive of
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
floor to Abel Ady, win» recite«! the
Bonds
water .igbt. th«« tiilu<* being camput««<l
fools.
on ««<• basis of prodiKtlvi« capacity. charge» In* hud mad«* relative to the
Can you beat this? To save Ret-
itit«*i * t I« Ing <•ompiit«*«l nt
per cont M ihii *«* Brothers' power »lie, tin* C
Not Coal Land.
Sealed proposals will be rccelv si by
tiniim. nn<l whnt win th«* vulu<*
ting up to buil«l fires on a cold morn- Department of the Interior, United
il-.ri-of <•*< luhlvi* of »ni<*i right, prior iuike r«'H**i voir site, the Adam» canal the iiniler»lgn<*d. Police Judge of th«,
ing a Montana man has patented an
to the construction of th«* reclamation mid other pur< bn»« »'mm!«* by the gytv-
States Land Office at Lakeview,
of Klamath Falls. Oregon, until
attachment to an alarm clock which
works?
Oregon.
Oct. 5, 1909.
Answ<*r 12
Laml now under ditch p-rnment. II«* told th«* committee <>f
day of December, 1909, at the
matches and
¡strikes a bundle of
$'.o utf nt present and prior to <*om*
Notice
Is
hereby given that Edward
lit» i ffurts to »«iciiri* mi Investigation, hour <*f li 30 o'clock in the aftei mx-n
lug of the reclamation service. Brice»
pushes them into a pile of infiamma­
Brady,
of
Keno,
Ore., who, on July 3,
not affected by th«' government Irri­ having appealed successively to the of said day, at which said date and
! ble material under tile grate.
1903,
made
homestead
entry No.
gation.
I
• < rotary of the Interior and the pres- hour at tl < city hall in said city, all
DR. J. M. ELLSWORTH
i
"Yes.” said Gloomy Gus to Happy
Dry laml yields;
3102, Serial No. 01159, for N% SE %
Value id'-nt. mid finally dropped the matt«*r^ proposals to purchase said bonds will
Amount
time
between
Hooligan, "It's a long
VETERINARY SURGEON
land at when Engineer Lippincott agreed to'be open«*d nnd considered, for the
SE>4 SE*4 section 10, SW % 8W%
bus. per
I
AND DENTIST
1; per ct
recounts, but cheer up. Hearst Is run-
acre.
bit. <
section 11, township 41 8. range
Office Crii»«ler-Htilt> Ruildiur
Phone 725
>3» 00 .e-lgn In <a «• in* stopped bls efforts, [purchase of »40,000.00 coupon sewer
6 8
12
3
Rye.
ning agaie.”
I......
7
E.
Willamette
Meridian,
has
10
Wheat
15
Tin* names anil addresses of th«« bonds of said city, or any part there-
Taft left his mint Julep untouched
00
33.33
25
61»*
< >nts
filed notice of intention to make final
various
persons mentioned In the ex­ of. to be is»tt<*d in pursuance of Ordl-
Average value of dry III nil I at this
and th«* Oregonian Inquires: "What
five year proof to establish claim to
tint«« and prior to coming of govern- amination were taken down, and plance No. 130 of said city, adopted
I
ATTORNEY AND
«as the matter with it?”
mint. >32.11.
the
land anove described, before C.
'I
airman
Carter
called
upon
W.
C.
by
th«*
Common
Council
of
said
city
COUNSELOR AT LAW
Ar<» non-irrigabic
Question
13
Of course no one believed that the
R. DeLap, county clerk, at Klamath
public land . available for pasturi­ Halton for Information relative to thojon the 22d day of June, 1909, and as
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
lion I ml kiiltsd Roosevelt, for we all
contiguous lo or tn the vicinity of :>iir< li.-«' of the Clear Lake dam ait«* intended Nov< mbt«r 2d. 1909. and un-
Falls. Ore., on the 20th day of No­ ROOMS 7 4. 8. MURDOCK BLDG
«our ptoji'i't; mid If so. to W'liat ex-
know Roosevelt too well.
vember, 1909.
lent mid undi r what conditions are iml upon J. Frank Adams for facts ¡der an act of the Legislative Asaem-
Peary earned that medal all right,
tin* »min* now available for the stm-k
Claimant
names as witnesses:
il.itlvi* to tile purchase of the Adam» J»|y of 1!»o5, filed in the office of the
WILL A. LEONARD
and the Oregonian believes that any
ow mil bi water users?
Richard
Kearns
of Keno. Ore., Wil­
■anal
¡Secretary
of
State,
February
13th,
Answer 13
.one else can get one on the same
DENTIST
14
What suggestion»
QlteHl Ion
liam A. O'.ey of Keno, Ore., J. R.
'l l r »onato conuultt '<* on irrigation j i>0’. «*ntitled an "Act to Incorporate
....... you
..........
terms.
Invi*
to «iff< r for leglHlutlon to
I
Clemmons
of
Dorris,
Cal.
Withrow-Mel hase Building
imiki* public pastille land« In the vi­ and roclariation of arid lands left th«« City of Klamath Falls."
It Is reported that the charge made
cinity of your protect availiibl«« for
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
•IJs city at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening,
Sahl
bond»
will
b««
payable
twenty
ti p u i* of thoim cultivating the Irri­
by lie Episcopal Bi lop of Utah that
I
10-1 4-11-1S
Register.'
bringing to n sudden cl<ose th«* puhlic , « ears from date of Issue, Interest to
gated lands?
DR. C. P. MASON
polygamy in that state Is practically
Answer 14.— We favor totting .'!'-’<* .neetlng with the landowners In order
'«<• paid semi-annually on tin* 1st day
I
s
«
tit
y
J
ears
Io
each
DENTIST
acre» f«»r ten or
supported by the women voters, will
to enable them to curry out their of April ¡.ml October «if each year.
settler.
Nyal’s Vog«?-
an
argument
for
not
be
used
as
Office
in
American
Bank & Trust Com
Is tlo> farm unit of
Question 15.
tabl? Prescrip­
ichedulc.
B«*fore leaving Renator i prim Ipal and interest payable in law-
panv’s Building
your proji'ct. in established by the
woman's suffrage.
tion is indicat­
8»*creuir\ of the Interior, satlafactory. »'alter stated to a re|«n setitatlve of fu| money of th«* United States at the
ed in all ordi­
PHONE 614
The Portland Telegram says that
mid If not. would Hi«* obj«*ction be re­
nary diseas?3 of
this paper:
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
office
of
the
City
Treasurer,
Klamath
mov d by th«* mldltloii of paiturag««
Dr. Cook fii.ds this questioned veraci-
wctni n.
This
"The committee lai b *n well Falls. Oregon. Said bonds shall be
rights ns HUgge.«t«*i| by the foregoing
remedy
never
y business a splendid advertisement,
question?
disappoints, Its
pleased with its visit to the Klamath ¡sold for cash paid iluwn at the date
Aliiwor la.
Yes; we should have
e
at any rate.
g'.ed effects b«»-
project,
and
regret
that
tlmi*
does
not
tiie instiirage rights ns suggested
I of sale, ami for not less than their
Ing
perceptible
I
EYE,
EAR,
NOSE,
THROAT
Ti e Grass Valley Journal reports
¡ilmve. The unit rule should b<* en­
from tan very
permit of a icore extended examina­ ¡par value and shall draw Interest at
forced without exception.
that Harriman interests have about
first. It is com­ With Dr. F. M. Whi e, over First
«yu Hoti It;
Wl nt Is your source tion of it
We have a verbatim report a rat«* not to exceed six per cent per
National Bank
posed
of the
’.000 men et work on the Deschutes
of supply for fit* I and building mn-
pure-.t and the
statements made to the com­ annum, mid be Issued In denomina­
of
th««
terkil'' mid the IlV'Tllge cost thereof?
railroad between Sherar bridge and
reliable
most
Answer 16. Timber on govern mil tee al the hearing held here this tions as follows, to-wit:
M.
RICHARDSON
tnercu- R
drug-:;
»he
mouth
of
tiie
Deschutes
river.
m«*tit mid stut«» laml. Lumber ut from afternoon, and every fact therein set
opiates
rials,
20
bonds
of
the
denomina-
From this it seems safe to predict a
>13 to »30 per M
and other har­
United States Commissioner
Question I 7. To what extent hnve forth will be thoroughly investigated.
»1,000.00
tion of
mful drugs be­
railroad
through Central Oregon
In
your
farming
«»pér
­
you l*e«*n nidi’ll
ing
excluded
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
Wi­ realize that th<> reclamation <5f 30 bonds of the denomina-
iitlons bi Information acquired iront
I fore verv long.
The many dis­
PROOF TAKEN
arid
lands
of
th«*
West
Is
on«*
of
the work <>f agricultural experiment th«*
..........
500.00
tion of
concerting
in­
_____
Hintlon- and d* monstrat loti farms «■»-
fluences
to
greatest benefactions «if th«* gov- 50 bonds of the denomlna-
Office. Third and Main, opposite City
The Monarch Mercantile company
tabll“l «*<1 on ti e Irrigation proj««cts? the
which
woman
Library.
Telephone 301.
Answer 17. None. Experimental ernment, nnd we now propose to glve
100.00 paid out for the month of October to
Hon of
is
constantly
station so far Im ai’contpllshed noth
subjected
ren­
It the attention Its Importance do­
Each proposal to purchase said the Kia ninth Falls creamery |3S2
Ing
der her liable
BENSON & STONE
Question
18
Whnl
arc
your mauds. That is the reason for th Is bonds must lie accompanied by a cer­ cash for butter. All this money goet to ninny runctlonal disorders that
school fm llllle i, and liow are school
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
extensive tour of tile committee ami tified check upon some responsible to the,farmers bringing In cream and rot only tend to destroy her comfort
funds provided?
And happiness, but which gradually
American Bank
Answer 18. Good.
Provided by all facts gathered will be prepar««d bank, payable to the City of Klam- milk. Th's Is only a small portion of merge into chronic i and serious dis
general
taxation ami Irreducible
ami Trust Bldg.
eases.
nnd submitted in our report to the nth Falls, for five per cent of the the money the Monarch Mercantile
acbool fund.
Nval's Vegetable Prescription is
KLAMATH
FALLS - OREGON
e
Question 19.
How. In your opin­ senate.
amount of bid.
company pays out monthly for chick­ without a peer for the successful
ion. can Congress b««st promote tiie
"We have been asked In nearly ev­
Tile Common Council reserves the ens, eggs, and other farm products treatmnet of female weakness, pain
general welfare of the water users
ful and disordered menstrutatlon,
nnd carry out the purposes of the ery project we have visited for some right to reject any nnd all bids,
In cash, besides exchanges in trade.
hysteria, cramps, "bearing down
r«*clamntlon act?
ATTORNEY AT LAW
pains," inflammation and falling of
change to bo made In the manner of 1
A. L. LEAVITT,
Answer 19.
(a)
Enforce unit
the womb.
This 13 a remedy of General Law Practice State and Fed­
making payments, either for nn ex- Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Wanted- A large tract of land in sterling worth.
rule.
I
eral Courts
(b) Remove resident restrictions, tension of time beyond the ten-yrar [
Falls, Oregon.
Southern Oregon or Northern Cali­
Examiner
of Land Titles.
(c) Extend payment to twenty
UNDERWOOD S PHARMACY
limit or a reduction of the amount Dated nt Kinmath Falls, Oregon, No­ fornia for colonization. J. M. NEL­
years.
First National Bank Block
Cor. 7th and Main Streets
act as per our an- provided for for the first few years. (
Id) Interpret
.
vember 4th, 1909.
SON, 2 4 N. First st., San Jose, Cal. Klamath Falls .... Oregon
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon
awer to first question; as, for exam
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C. C. BROWER
DR. A. A.
D PUY
L. E. ELLIOTT
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