MANY NOCIETY
EVEN Is
Wi < l» llii* Been a Wlilrlii hid of
N ih 'I h I I'um film
I'VIHIANS ENTERTAIN
It * option
licci*,
III
en
Oil" of
Tin» I usb of I ho holiday season bo
lllUHllIHtic
by
Init pitHl. activity In noclal affairs mid
< iitortulni'O'otH wiih renewed with In local I'ltliluii* took |>lnc" ut Hie ('as
iioiiMod vigoi till* wook. Tim past ll" Hull Saturday ulglit Tim occasion
fow dai
have boon orowdod with wu* ii visit from the Grund Vic«
l> r In 11 In n i , vents mid followers of ho <'I iiiik « Bor, D E Yoiiin, of Eugen ■,
clety In Klmniith E* u II m have boon mid th«' Grund K«'«'por of Record*
kept continually busy following the mid Hiiil, L R. Htinnon, of Huh ni
Th«« grand lodge otfii era were met
whirlwind of ■ ntertnlninenlH.
lino of the ImgOKt functions of the nt the station by
week wiih the luncheon given by Mrs. local Knight* mid
E. It. Hull, lit the Baldwin, on Wed* LaKeside Inn.
Tim «'arly part of the cveiiiiig wu*
ni'Hilny afternoon
Thin wuh n nov
elty iiffnir with mi nrniiiged color spent at the Unidle Hull in nocini
Following thin th" bnnqu't
HchoiiiK of ied mid green, the decora-1 pastime
liirgo number re-
A large
Ilona, aervlc mid favor* nil being In wa* wervi'd.
harmony with these color*.
Five Mpond'<1 to «nil* from th«- toastiiinst''!
hundred ini* played, after which. mid during th« entire evening en-
i|iill<< elaborate refreahnient» were thuHluHiu wa* rampant.
During th« apiu'lai convchtloii
■••rvvd Tin guests on arriving wore
lircHeiited with n bountiful bend trim- County Judg«i J. B Griffith wu* in
tiling In elthei n-d or green, mid ii I ho du<t<-d Into the myaterle* of the rank
with n false none, which they wore of Esquire, Tli attendance wa* larg •
HiippoHed to wear during the after- und ii true friitcrnul welcome wn* ex-
noon
Mi* G lleltkempi-r ....... Ived tendetl to Ilio Grund Lodge officer-.
the first prize for the beat acorn In who. In their able addr«**'**, expnma-
.00, which was a hand*oniu coffee <»d warm appreciation of the good
percolator
.Mr*. <’. II. Underwood fellowship exhibited.
M<'«Mr*. Yorn ii mid Htln*on are pry
wa* award'd th'' coiiHolntlon prize
of a cut k I iihh viihc , mid Mr* Moil* ing the Klmiiath country their Initial
Gerlier won a beaut If nil linen center visit. Uncle** to »ay. they were not
pleoo for her *ucc«»s* In wearing the prepared for what tlmy found. Not
false nose for the loligeat time. The only wa* th«- local K of P. Midge n
guests present wore:
Mcedames ' ph asing hiirprlae, .but our little i |ty
llidtkcmpei Gate*. Zumwalt, Hinltli. It* b«»autlful Murriiundtng* and VUhl
lilnhop, Underwood, Anderson. Mar Intent ri'Hour« ' * impressed the visit-
tin. Gerber. Mason, Shepherd, Milla, i ‘ora and mud« them admit that they
Pierce, Ream«*, Ankeny, Hampton. I had di*< over« «! a new Oregon. Their
Goo. T Baldwin, W. W. Baldwin. F ' visit to thl* »''«lion I* to prornot«!
7.lni Baldwin. Willits, White, Thomp- th«' g«'ii«'r»l welfare of one of the
-•Hi, Malone Gbenchuln, and Ml*« b< > t fraternal order* In exl»tenc«'. To
day the Grand l.odg'» officer* have
Marie McMillin
<>n Ttiunuluy afternoon M ih J. G b«'«'n vlstlng among th«» local Knight*
Pierce •■nlercQilned three tallies al mid overlooking the territory which
bridge nt lt«t home on Conger ave bld* fair to one day support one of
nue, at which Mra. Shepherd win th«» strongest K. of P. lodge* In th •
pri-tented w ith a beautiful cut glass I Htute of Oregon.
Klamath Ixidge No. 99, Knights of
dish for receiving tho highest wore.
Those present were: M«'»dant«'S Mar-1 Pythlus, wa* organized some four
During It* brief exist-
tin, Haltkeinper, Underwood, Mason. 1 years ago.
Gerber. Ream«*, Hull. Shepherd. Ma "iice it hu* liml It* up* and down*.
Scare« ly mor«* than n year ago It lux«!
lone, Milla. Hampton mid Wllllta.
Mra. <’. H um ' Anderton mid Ml»» ii membership of only 24. Today It
Marie Xi. Millan entertained at Boo ha* 87 actlv«» nieinbera. Th«' lodge Is
<>n Friday afternoon.
Mra. F II on«» of the most activo fraternal or
Mill* mid Mra. Hall were awarded ganization* In tlm city. It* members
prize* The guest* were
M'-udnin«** arc cut I iuk I ur I!«• nnd It* future bld*
It S. Smith, FuderwiMid. Bowm- j fair to be much greater than the de
Ileftkciiiper. Martin, Baldwin, Mason. velopments of the past year. Th"
Zumwalt, Richardson. K<-uniea, F H \ visit of the Grand l.odg" Officers will
Milla, Ward. Frank Ira White, Hliep- < result in good, It has encouraged
herd, Bishop, Gut* i, W. <). Smith,, th«' local Knight* to even greater ef-
Malone. Shook. Hall. Painter. Milla. fort* than hnve been put forth In the
Gerber. Wllllta. Adam*, mid Mis* l>a*t.
Straw.
Mew
H*rs. Yoran and Stlnson wlll
They wlll
Mra W. O. Smith entertained th" leave In thè tuornlng.
l.ado-tt' Bridge Club Saturday nt her Hpcnd I the neft ten day* vl*ltiiig thè
home on Conger avenue.
lodge* between Auhland and Port-
Mra. Sila Ob'-r.'huln wna th" lioa- land.
t< a to the melllbl l • of tlie 14. . Wltlst
Club Saturday.
The Twenty-One Club gave another
of It* delightful dance* Saturday nigh!
Victor G. llughcH to Frali'''-*
t the new White-Maddox hall, Ybout Hughes, warranty deed, an iindlviu« I
forty couple were present and the
rlxth Interest In and to lot* 5, C, 7
dance was pronounced a* one of th«»|
and
8, Hee.
S it . 21),
2o, EH of B*4. NWU
moat pleasant of those given this!
of NE >4 H«'c. 29. Twp. 39 3., R.
year.
Mi* George Chastain eni*ilalued 1 11 ’,4 E., W. M.; »10.
'll" tin li’to ra of tile Art Ncedlew" I»1
M. F. Orr to Wllllat i H. Pankey
<'lt I m her homo «>n Wednesday warranty deed, lot 581 In block 10s,
aft« racon
Mill*’ Add. to City of Klamath Falls;
Hot* 5 and fl, block 9, Klamath Co ,
Ore.; »2.000.
Grillili H. Swingle Io Oka M. Hwln
gl«1, NE Viand NW''4 of tÿ*:'4, 13-
40-13; »2,000.
Lillian A. Miner to Weyerhauaer
Land Co, warranty deed to N'4
HE '4 8«!«'. 10, und W 14 NE *4 Sec
15-35-15, K.
I
W. M.; »10.
Harvey A. Hhenk to Weyerhauaer
Land Co., warranty
i
«b ed to lot 3 und
NV4 BE >4 Sec. 19-33-15; < oiiHldera-
Gon. »10.
United Htatea to Harvey A. Hhenk,
patent to lot 3 and N V4 HE',4 Sec.
19-33-15, E. W. M,
I'nlt"d Htate* to Effie E. Robinett,
patent. HE % NW’%, H >4
HE',4 Hoc. 18-33-15, E.
Effle E. Robinett to
Land Co, warranty
NE'4, NE%
W. M,
Weyerhauaer
deed, HEV4
«XWÍÍ, HV4 NE >4 NE'4 HEV4. S'»«,
18-33-15 E. W. M.; »10.
Robert E. Dunlap ct ux to Weyer-
hauser Lund Co., warranty deed, lots
I and 2, N<4 HEV4 Sec. 33-35-15,
E, W. M.; »10.
United Htate* to Win. Howard, pa.
) alf IntereHt In HW % of HE '4 , HW '
Of NE'4, NV4 of HE % He. 35, Twp
3» H . it. 11 E , W. M.; nine W '4 of
HW'4 S«C. 3«, Twp. 28 H, It. II E.
W. M ; also E'4 of NE'4 and NEV*
of HE '4 Sec. 38. Twp. 388., R. 11 E .
W. M ; »500,
Mary MotM'benba. her to Abel Ad",
warranty deed. W Vi of NW'4. SW Vi
of 8W«4 HE«4 mid lots 4, 5, 8. 7, s
and 9. Hee. I.
W. M ; also
«, 7, 8
and fl,; also E'4 of NEVi, HW'4.
NEV4 mid lot* 2, 3, 4 and 5, See. I 1,
same Twp and IL; also N Vi He. 12,
uatue Twp. and R. ; also all of He-,
13. same Twp. and R.; also lot 3.
Sec. 6, Twp. 40 S. , R. 9 E., W. M ;
also HW'4 of NW % lot 9, Sec. 4 ,
same Twp. and R.; also W '4 Of
NW'4. HE'4. NW’'4 and lot* 7, 8, 9,
10 and 11 and 12 in Sec. 17, same
Twp. and R.; »10.
Ella It. Parrish et al to J. W. Ev
ans, deed, all of block 88 and all of
fractional block 70, In Nichols' Add ;
»2300.
Klamath County Agricultural As
< nt, BV4 HW'4. HW'4 HW >4 Sec. 3,
N W «4
N W V*
Sec. 10-35-14, E. sociation, a corporation, to E. R. Ev
ans, quit claim deed, beginning a', a
W. M.
I -
Win. Howard et ux to Weyerhauser point 80 feet eu.-t ofYll.' quarter
tion
corner
between
Sec*.
8
and
9
in
Land Co., warranty d'-'-d, EV4 HW*4,
BWV4 HW‘4 Sec. 30; NWV4 NW'4 Twp. 39 8. of R. 9 E , W. M., In Ore
gon; thence north to left band of
Sec. 10-35-14, E. W. M.; »10.
United Htate* to Phoeba E. Hklu Lake Ewauna or Klamath River, a'
low water mark; again beginning at
ner. patent, HW «4 NW%, NV4 8WV4.
KE'4 8W«4 Sec. 19. Twp. 35 H., R. a point 60 f<»et east of *aid quarter
section, corner; thence east lp80 it.
14. E. W. M.
to “the southeast corner of lol 3, iti
Phoeba E. Hkluner to Weyerhauser
Sec. 9, Twp. and R. aforesaid; thence
Land Co., warranty deed. SW %
north 1320 feet to a point marked
NW Vi. NV4 SW%, SE% 8WV4 Sec.
by a large rock and a stake; theuc.'
19-35-14 E. W. M.; »10.
west to left bank of Lake Ewauna.
State of Oregon to Abner We««!,
or Klamath River, at low water, be
di ed, lot 5, Hoc. 13, Twp. 38 S, R.
ing a portion of lots 3 and 4 in See.
8 E.. W. M.; consideration. »80.3C.
9, Twp. and R. aforesaid, and eon-
H’nte of Oregon to Abler Weed,
talning 40 acre* of land, more or
deed, lot 10. Sec. 1. Twp.. 38 S., R.
less.
i
8 B., W. M.; consideration, J2a! 20.
K. F. I^ind At Trans. Co. to D. M
Bryant
to
Henry
Rabb"*,
J. W.
Patterson, warranty deed, lot 6, blit.
warranty deed, 8EV4 S«*- 20, NL't
10, lot 16, block 41, Buena Vista
SW V4 Sec. 20-40-1 4 E , W. M., con-
Add. to K. F.
►Idcratbin. »2000.
K. F. Land & Trans. Co. to John
Chas. E. Worden et ux to Jos. W.
Patteraon, warranty deed, lot 21, blit.
Smith, warranty d< •*!. SW'4 NWV4,
I 10. lot 3, blk 21. and lot 6. blk. 151.
NWH SW'4 Sec. 28; NE'4
NE V» SE%
29-39-9 E.. W. M ; »2000.
WILL E «GAGE i »
Claude II. Daggett et ux to W. T.
( lll( KEX' INDUSTRY
Skive, quit claim d'«'<l. undivid'»«!
J. \V. Lathrop was in town Friday
half Interest HE'« NW',. .Vi 8WV4,
from his homestead on the east side
HE Vi SWVi Sec. 14-38-9 E., W. M ; of Lost River. Mr. Lathrop has been
»10.
busy for some weeks erecting build
Ent«- prl«« Land A Inv. Co. to John ings and will engage extensively in
He will re
L. Lee. 10 acre* de*c. by M. & B. In the poultry business.
ceive 500 chickens from Petaluma
Enterprise tract; ,500.
about the 25th of this month and a
Klamath Falls Light & Water C< like amount the following month. As
to Klamath Co. Bank, warranty deed, soon as he gets well started It Is hit
lot 9, block 103. Buena Vista Add. to intention to keep between 2000 and
3000 hens, with which he will supply
Klamath Falls; ,10.
the Klamath Falls market. He has
Mima Shlve atnl husband to Claud
had a number of years' experience
IL Daggett, quit claim d«»«>d, undlvld- In thlB line in Reno. Nevada, and
ed half tn. In SW V4 NW Vi Sec. 14- fully understands the business.
Mr. Iaithrop is believed to be the
38 B , R. 9 E.. W. M.; »1.
»150.
<
Idest
stage driver in Oregon. He
U'cMWIA WISDOM
w
Adda Strotts to Jex-sc Strctt*, w.'i-
M. F. Orr to Nanni«» M. Pankey.
urove stage for the Ben Holiday Com
rant y dee ii. HE 'i NE‘ 4, N V4 and
pany In the 60's before the railroad
The young wife:
"Thl* rabbit warranty d«»ed. lot No. 580 In block
SW
'* SE « Sec. 11, Twp I. 23 s„ r. was built between Roseburg and Red
Irnlii I'v« been plucking It (sob) all 108. Mills’ Add. to (’By of Klaninth
9 E., W. M. and NE'« Sec. 14-23-9 ding.
fi e lift« moon, and II Isn't halt done Falls; »ISO.
yet.”
J ose ■ph Kubes et ux to J. L. . Ketch, E.. W . M. ! »1.
Grind up the meat thill l:< left over,
Adii F. Alexander et vir to L. 1.
A temper under control is an in
lot
block 11, anil lot 1C.
Htlr It up with potatoes and make, deed,
valuable
asset to a man employ ed in
Porter, warranty deed, NW Vi Sei
croquettes for supper. Nice aw can block 99. original town of ' White
handling cows.
10-41 8.. R. 8 E., W. M.; ; ,10.
Lake City; »1.
be.
The Stark Lewis Lund Co. to (’has.
Some girls would be HUCcCsaful III
G W. White et ux to W. A Sm«»d-
St MMoNS
obtaining n htisbiind If they would Icx, warranty dimd, lot* 4 nnd 5, In P. Bra», warranty deed, SW** a, ‘4’
lemove the hatpin before netting
In the Circuit Court of the Stat^ of
block 3, of Fairview Add. to City of 20-39-"' I’.. W. M.; ,900.
their cap*.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
C. II. Daggett et ux to Chas. E.
KinmiltIi
Full«,
Ore.;
»10.
Never wash flannel* In waler In
C. Brower, plaintiff, vs. Walter
I ennox, defendant:
Lakeside Co. to Joseph Dlvlsek. Winden, warranty deed. undivided
which cotton clothing has been
washed, ns there Is lint always left In warranty <leed. that part of N'4 of half ini. SW'. NW *4 Sec. 14, Twp. To Walter Lennox, the above named
defendant:
,
the water that "fulls” the flannel
In the name of the State of«Oregon
SW'. sec. 11. Twp. 41 S., II. 12 E . *38 3.. 11. 9 E„ W. M.;; SEV 4 NE %.
When making boys' pnnta, If moth-1
You ar«» hereby required to appear
W. M.. lying under the Adams cuna, N’*4 HE'«. HE'4 SW', Sec. 14. Twp and answer the complaint filed
era will put In n large piece of the
1'8
8.,
II.
9
E..
W.
M.;
,10.
against you in the above entitled ac
*at"< i a t rial In the l.m < i between as now located, containing 3«) acies
Floy II Daggett and husband to tion on or before Thursday, the 3d
the lining and outside, It will be 30 acres more or less; ,1050.
day of February. 1910, that being the
there ready when needed.
State of Oregon to Henry F. Bon Chas. E. Worden, PWh SW ’•* Sec last day of publication of this sum
It isn't safe to buy eye-gliiHsvs of ham, deed, 8*4 "f SW'*, NE', and 19; N>4 \W't, NWV4 NEV* Set. mons aud the last day of the time
within which the defendant la per
peddlers. If your eyes need glass«»*,
mitted to answer, as fixed by the or
8'4 of NW'* Sec. 3 6-39-15 E., W. 30-38-10 E.. W. M.; »10.
go to a reputatble oculist or optician
der of the court for publication of
Fred
Melhase
et
ux
to
Chas
E.
In Home near-by town or city. Econ M.; »500.
aummona herein; and if you fall so
undivided halt int. lots to appear and answer, the plaintiff
i
W. W. Mnsten to S. I. Mnsten, war E. Worden,
omy Is false wisdom when it comes |
Io eye troubles.
ranty deed, lot 5, block 48. Nichol*' 1. 2 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 50, Nichols will take judgment against you for
tho sum of »29.83, twenty-nine and
It Is h'-avy work to carry up*n fill' Add. to Klamath Falls; ,10.
Add. to Klamath Falls; ,10.
eighty-three one-hundredths dollars,
rcuttle of ccinl, but If a grape basket
J. (). Hamaker et us to L. L. Ya- and interest thereon at the rate of t’>
United States to Edgnr R. Post
per cent per annum from the 25th day
I m kept at tho head of th«« cellar
den. warranty deed, lot 3, block 16. of .lune, 1907, and for bis costs nnd
stairs, mid If each time n trip Is patent.
H. Oreln et ux to Dan Cofer et al. First Add. to Town of Oonanza; $60 disbursements in this action: and for
made to the collar it Is filled and j
the sale of lot 3 (three) of block 15
brought up, tho scuttle may bo kept . warranty deed.
Wm. l’ltts and wife to E. W. Gll- tflft«»en) in Ewauna Heights addition
iilppllwd. Even the children can help
Emma C. Worden to 8. B. Low htte, warranty deed. NE'« Sec. 8, to Klamath Falls. Klamath County.
Oregon, which tins been attached
<lo this.
warranty deed, all of that part of lot Twp. 40 8.. R. 9 E.. W. M.; »10.
herein, and of any and all other real
and personal property which may be
I. lying north of line between lots
Abel Adv ct ux to Michael Mot- attached herein, for the discharge of
I.Y ON-G II.Bili: VITI
3 and fl, extended through lot 4 to schenbacher, warranty deed, lots 4. any judgment which plaintiff may ob
tain herein.
5 nnd fl. nnd the SEV4 of SEV4 Sw-
At the nmldence of the Bev. F. B. . Juniper St.; »10.
This summons Is published in the
Burge W. Mason et ux to 8. It. 27, Twp. 40 8., RS E.. W. M.; »10. Klamath Republican, a weekly news
I'reeey, m ar Olone, Ore.. December |
paper printed and published at Klam
29, 1909, Frank Galbreath and Miai Low, warranty deed, lot 3, blo< k 4.
(’. N. Hawkins to Elira M. Marple, ath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon,
Nellie I.yon, both of this county, Hev. ' original town of Llnkvllle; »10.
quit claim deed, certain part of loti by order of the Honorable George No
.1 II. Brownoffichitllig.
Hot Springs Co. to Adrien Gette. 5 and ti. in block 4«"> of Nichols’ Add., land, Judge of said court, dated and
entered the 22d day of December.
deed, lot 8, block 19’4, N *4 lot 3, being the SW(i of SE >4 Sec. 29, 1909, directing such summons to be
\ll straw, stalks, etc., used fori
so published for six successive weeks,
block 3. Railroad Add.; »10.
Twp. ’8 S.. R. 9 E.. W. M.; »10.
the first publication to be on the 23d
litter in the sheep Imiti should be pm
Oku M. Swingle to Orpha S. Swin
Sarah J. Ci
Cunningham to R. W. day of December, 1909.
through a cutter to Increase the pow-
E. L. ELLIOTT,
gle, warranty deed. M. & B , part of Holt, quit claim deed, an undlvideil
■ <>f ab*orptlon.
12-23-2-3
Attorney for Plaintiff
«2O.ÍHHMN» M IIOOL DIST Bit T XO.
I III II.DING BONDS
FOR EXCHANGE
Fine Ashland bom«» for trad»» for
Klamath county farm under the dltrh.
HEALED PROPOHAI.H will be re
Inquire of H. J. Boivin, plumber, Kla
ceived by the undersigned County
12-30-1-20
Treasurer of Klamath County until math Falls. Oregon.
the 3d day of January, 1910, at the
hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon of < 111.
AND LA GRIPPE EPIDEMIC
*ald day, at which said date and
Quickly relieved by "Weeks’ Break*
and hour at the office of the First
Trust and Having* Bank all propos l.'u-A-Coid Tablets.” Chocolate coat
als to purchase said bond* will be ed, tasteless, pleasant vegetable laxa
opined and considered for the pur-
chase of »20,000.00 fl-per cent tive. No calomel, 25c. Sold by Un
coupon Building Bonds of Hani derwood Pharmacy.
School District, or any part thereof
to be l**u«'«l In pursuance of subdi
NOTH K.
vision 31 of Section 3389 of Bellin
ger * Cotton's Annotated Code and
Parties wishing sagebrush land
Statute* of Oregon.
clear*«, call on or write,
Said Bond* will be payable 20
W. W. MÄHTEN,
year* from date of issue, optional
Klamath Fall* <
after ten years, Interest to be paid 12-3tf
*«!ml-anniially on the first day of
April and October of each year, GREAT SALE OF LATE SHEET
Principal and Interest payable In
Mt SI<
lawful money of the United Stat».*!
If you desire some fine bargains in
at the office of the County Treasurer,
Klamath County, Oregon.
I-ate Popular Sheet Music, write to
Said Bonds shall be sold for cash Charles 8. Mitchell, 209 Almond st.,
paid down at date of sale and for not
les* than their par value, and «hall Ashland, Ore., for latest free music
draw interest at the rate of six per catalogue.
cent per annum and be Issued in de
Wanted—A large tract of land la
nomination of 20 Bond* of »1,000.0«'
each.
Southern Oregon or Northern Cali
Each proposal to purchase said
Bond* must be accompanied by a cer fornia for colonization. J. M. NEL
tified cheek upon Borne responsible SON, 24 N. First st., San Jose, Cal.
bank for five per cent of the amount
bld.
The County Treasurer re*erv«.-s
the right to reject any and all bid*.
to
CLAUDE H. DAGGETT,
County Treasurer of Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated at Klarnath Falls, Oregon. De-
cember 2>1, 1909.
13-3
SI MMOX'S
Sult in Equity for Decree of Divorce
ELLSWORTH 4. MITCHELL
In the Circuit Court of the State «if
VETERINARY SURGEONS
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
AND DENTISTS
Ella McKee, Plaintiff, vs. Frank Mc
Office CrlMler-rttllu Bütldiu*
Phone 72S
Kee, Defendant.
To Frank McKee, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon
ATTORNEY AND
you are hereby required to appear an.l
COUNSELOR AT LAW
answer the complaint filed against ♦
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
you in the above entitled suit, on or
before the 3d day of February, 1910. ROOMS 7 A 8. MURDOCK BLDG.
that being the lay of the last publica
tion of summons, and the last day
WILL A. LEONARD
within which you are required «.o
an/wer, as fixed by the order of pub
DENTIST
Heat ion of this summons. If you fail
White-Maddox Bldg.
to appear and answer, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint. Sai-l
DR. C. P. MASON
suit is brought to secure dissolution
DENTIST
of the bonds of matrimony existing
between yourself and plaintiff.
Office m American Bank 4 Trust Co a
This summons is published In the
pany’a Building
Klamath Falls Republican, a weekly I
PHONE 614
newspaper printed and published at
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Klamath Falls, Oregon, by order of
Honorable George Noland, Judge of
e
said court, and aated December 17th.
1909; the first publication to be made
EVE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
on the 23d day of December. 1909, With Dr. F. M. Whi e. Over First
and the last publication thereof on
National Bank
the 3d day of February, 1910.
BENSON ft STONE,
M
RICHARDSON
Attorneys for Plaintiff. R
12-23-2-3
C. C. BROWER
DR. A. A.
D PUY
United States Commissioner
REGISTERED
HOLSTEINS
SALE
FOR
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
PROOF TAKEN
I have some fine young registered Office, Third and Main, opposite City
Holstein bulls for sal«*; A-l stock and
Library.
Telephone 301.
acclimated. M. F. LOOSELEY, Ft.
Klamath, Oregon.
BENSON <L STONE
ESTRAY
Long, slim bay horse, branded s—
the Shook brand—on left shoulder.
Reward will be paid for Information
leading to his recovery. Shook Ranch,
Dairy, Ore.
10-21-tf
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