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ALL TIRED OUT urvallon, near Whisky creek, the auto man went to the dog fancier and told failed to reside upon the land or Im petition of distribution, Anal account, broke down. It waa In the evening, him about it. prove the same, as required by law. and settlemen*, thereof. und thè nini hiño could not be repaired “Veil, vat you need now,“ said thu Bald parties are hereby aotlfled to Therefore, all persons latereatnd until il u next morning. Thia neceeel- llun'lrwbi Mort- in Klamath Fails in dog merchant, “Is a leedle dog to vake appear, respond and offer -evidence In said estate are hereby notified to MTORK VIHITH t'ALiailAN'N ANI» latod the party’s making the benl of up tho big dog."- Everybody's. touching said allegation at 10 o clock then and there appear and show I lie Nunui Pllglit the night at tho homo of an Indian a. m. on September 16, 1910, befor» cause. If any they have, why said HALL'S who live« close by. Whether tho Even the Children Commissioner R. M. Richardson, final account should not be approved Tired nil the lime; wrecked party got any «upper I do Ex-Gov. Pennypaeker, condemning Klamath Fall«, Oregon (and that final and allowed, and why said petition Weary and worn out night and Vo*4>m Am Niow In llrglaitwieg—The not know, but the next morning they day; In his witty way the American di bearing will be held at 10 o’clock a.m I for distribution should not be vorce evil, told at a Philadelphia on Sept. 23, 1910, before) the reg ! granted, a« prayed for by said ad wore all very hungry, and wanted a * 1 I< mik I In Klomatii < ounty < «n't Back uefius, aldo ache«, luncheon an appropriate story. ureakfaat. Thu du«ky ladle« of the ister and receiver at the United States ■ minlstratrix. All on account of the kidneys. Ik' Beat In low* household (a mother and daughter) “Even our children,'' he said “are land office In 1-akeview, Oregon. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, Must help tl chi at their work. «uld they would get the beat break A Kensington The xalil contestant having, in a this, the 39th day of July, 1910. Let one who knows lull you how becoming Infected, C. R. DeLAP, Little dltniuy Vierra continue« to fa«t for them that they could. Ho they ' Mr«. A. Luinpke, F street, Grants schodl teacher, examining a little girl proper affidavit filed July 28, 1910, were Invited to go ahead. Ham and Puna, Ore., says: “For some tltno I In grammar, »aid: set forth facts which show that after Clerk County Court of the State of lowly Improv«. " 'Wt at Is the future of “I love" ?' due diligence pei xonal service of this Oregon, In and for Klamath Co. Mr. (}<*««. Hie lloiinnta livery uiav, '■gga and potatoes were fried, coffee ■ nurtured soverely from rheumatic waa Hind« ’ and biscuits were baked, I “ 'I divorce,' the child answered notice cannot be made. It ia hereby 8-4-8-25 pains throughout my tardy and was hat boon buying grain lu Yonna Val and the party «at to to devour tho re ho stiff and lanii thi.l I could ucarce- promptly." ordered and directed that such notice ley InUtly be given by due and proper publica-. People complain that everything 1« pant with a vigor borne of excellent ly get around. My rey*. was greatly Unfortunately for Mr. broken and as a consoqucnce 1 arose EHTRAY NOTICE tion. on the ri«o. Wliy, even the dual goo» appetites. Lilly, when he broke hla flrat biscuit In the morning feeling so tired that ARTHUR W ORTON, Register. up In cloud«. CIVIL ENGINEER One bay mare, about six years old, Record addreaa of eutrytnan. Tule ! lie dlaroverod a long hair In It of tho It was bard for mu to perfofm my Haying at the Dave Hhook ranch Reinforced Cowcretu Retaining Wall» exact color of Ihu Indian maiden'« weight about 900; branded quarter luke, Oregon. 8-11-9-15. houiMiwork. I tried many remedies war. completed laat Wodnenday. About l><-algn<-<1 an<l < <>n*tni<1<-<1 who had mixed the dough, and the circle on lop of X on left shoulder; was and liniments without receiving the 70o toua were put up-all in line 117 Fourth St., Klamath Falla, Ore. CONTEHT NOTICE •Ight of It turned the gorge of tho slightest relief and hearing Doan's shod all around when she came to < »edition 82 Second 8t., San Francisco, Cal. my place.. man of many dollars, and ho rau out Kidney Pills highly recommended for Mr uud Mr«. Byron W, llall of Department of the Interior, United ride and disgorged — not only what One bay gelding, about three years truch troubles I procured a box. I 'Wan t.ako are rejoicing in the ri> State« l/in<l Office, Iukeview, Ore ■ ent addition of another girl to the'r bo had oaten for breakfast, but hla was helped from the first and before old weight about 800; cannot tell gon, July 28, 1910. «upper and dinner of tho previous what h “ is branded. long I waa free from pain. I have nrl«M and thu« thing« are evened ATTORNEY AT MW A sufficient contest affidavit having Anyone claiming the above horses 1 day. In fact, ho »<<oined to turn hlm- told others how much benefit I have '•P. General law Practice State and Fed been filed In this office by A. J. Man •lolf nearly Inside out, to the amuse can get them at my ranch, eleveu received from Doan's Kidnoy Pills Tl>> graiu harvest la now in full eral Courts bloat, and furmera are finding (be ment of the other member« of the und I would not bo without them In inliea north of Bly, by paying charge« ning contesUnt, against Homestead Examiner of iwnd Title«. Entry No. 0738, Serial No ........ made purty, who kept on eating aa if noth and cost of advertising. Tbeoe horses the housu." 'inanity and quality better than they First National Bank Block December 2, 1904, for I>ot 4, Section ing unusual had occurred and some came to my place about May 10, For «ale by all dealers. Price 50b. • peeled, Ilu' nuch lu nearly alwaya Klamath Falls. Oregon 2, Township 37 south. Range 10 east, j of them began joshing him about hla Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1910. L. A. RICHARDSON. t he CAM' Willamette meridian, by Frank Dick- ' weak stomach. But there wan no ,8-11-9-15 Bly. Oregon. »ole agents for the United Hiatus liana Htroohaler wont to Klamath erson, contestee In which It la alleged FRED WESTFELD Remember tho name—Doan's— y'all« last Haturday to prove up on hla more breakfast for him; and every 5.0 « E OF HALE Z that «aid Dickerson has failed to com-1 time reforoncu was made to hairs In and take no other. homestead, near Dairy, taking Mooers. J ______ DENTIST ply with the law as to residence and biscuits ho would run to the door Mike Roeck and Tom Michael with Klamath Falls, Oregon In thg C«u Court of Ufa State of cultivation; that he has made no Im-) nnd attempt to unload another previ him aa wltneeaee REAL EHTATE TltANHFElU* Oregon. L th# County of Klam-. i rovctnents on the land, said partieb Over Star Drug Store ous meal. He couldn't appreciate the Dempaler Anderaon'a apple orchard < ath i are hejc4vy nr>*t*ed to appear, re- ■■t the I amt It I ver gap la «o loaded jokes that were paawd at bls ex Famished Dally by the Atietnp" tir* i la thcHatc- of th« Estate and Gnar- ■<l>oad, and offer evidence toucning down with fruit thia year that many pense, and finally he said to the of Mason A Hlough dlaasl in of Vernon Charfra Hast rafj allegation at 10 o’clock K n. on chauffeur: “ How soon can you get limb* are hanging to the ground, and ings.‘a Wfnor. September 17. 1910, before reasmfv-; 5TTOP'' me to tho railroad? If you ’ ll get me <>me have broken off with the weight Klamath Development company to Nolle« ie h'-roby given that the .loner R. M. Riehardsou. Kinmath 1 there before the train leaves today r utis- J. B. Smith of the «tale of Okla- I Fred Hchallock, lot« 1 and 11 blk II. above named county court has duly Falla, Qrogon. land that final bear hama. arrived Friday last for a vialt I II give you a hundred dollar«! MU] Railroad addition to Klamath Falls; licensed the undersigned guardian ing will be held at 10 o’clock a. m with hlx brother. George Hmlth of don't want to be guyed bv every man 110. ROOMS 7 A e. of the estate of Charles Vernon Hast on September 14. 1910 before) the Mt. View ranch. Illa coming wan an In Klamath Falls for a whole dav." It Ix>lla L. Humphrey to Ella Lubke, ings a minor, to sell the hereinafter r>'gtsur a«d receiver at the United n'lrr «tirprlac to George and his 1« safe to say that mllllonalr» will shv quit claim deed on northerly half of described bond for a deed, property State« land offioe In Lakeviww. Ore WILL A. LL clear of Indian breakfasts hereafter. family. lot 1, blk. 63, Nichols addition to of the said minor, at private sale for gon. - • h 1 DENTI: Mr». Miller, mother of Mra. C. il Klamath Fa|la; «1. cash, or psrt cash, balance by note The said contestant having. In < MH’umber, and her daughter, Mra ('ANDIDATKK KILK Cl TH Henry L. Benson to Jarno« R. Rwan- with mortgage security, and notice proper affidavit, filed April 23, 1910,: White-Maddox Krum« Corti, have taken up a home AND ARGUMENT» wn, lot 14, blk. 38. Hot Rprlngs ad is hereby given that said guardian set forth facts which show that after i tend near the (Hhook) Rattlesnake dition to Klamath Falla; (10. will, on and after the 6th day of Octo due diligence persona) service of thlr j DR. C. P. M» >anch, and mean to Improve It and Monday Waa the lost Day <m Whi<h Asa A. Mehaffey to David Mat ber, A. D. 1910, proceed to sell, at bls notice cannot be made, it ia hereby to Get Name« oa Official I’am- live there. thews, let 5, blk. 17, Klamath Falla, office In Klamath Falls. Oregon, at ordered and d>rected that such notice DENTIST |>i>lrt Kent to Voters To keep the pagea of hiatory except 8 feet off tho southerly «nd of the terms aforesaid shrdlushrdluhr' be given by due and proper pubBea-1 ' ithca in American Bank A Trn tralght It ahould be reoorded that J. said lot; 110. private sale to the highest bidder, tlon. ARTHUR W. ORTON. pony'« Building HALEM, August 82.— So far twenty P. Callahan and wife became the C. N. McReynolds to Esthor Mont on the terms aforesaid, the following Register. PHONE fild candidate« for nomination in tho prl- ' parent« of another boy baby on th«' gomery, Hof RE % and BE’4 of described bond for a deed, to-wit: Record address of entryman, «LAMATM FALLS OREG •th Inal. Pat baa been treating him marlos of September It next have 8W 14 sec. 34-18-11 % ; also lota 2. 3 A bond for a deed to the north half Klamath Falls, Ore. 8-11-9-15 tiled cuts and arguments for th« can ■elf to cigara over «Inca und 4 sec. 3-40-11; 91. (NH) of the southwest quarter Road ovarsoera have d I «cove red didates’ pamphlet that will bo mailed BENSON 4. STONE Unltod States to Anson A. DePuy, (8WM) of Section fourteen (Rec. Order to Show Cause on Application ibat the rapid driving of automoblltn to all registered voters before the EH of RE<4 and lot 3, sec. 7, and 14). Township thirty-eight (Tp. 38) of Guardian for Order of Sale of ATTORNEYS AT LAW Each candidate has the arrow the wooden bridge« la having prlmarie*. lot 1. see 8-41-10. south, Range eleven and a half Real EMate. American Bank the effect of looannlng all the nails In privilege of one page, including a cut. John A. Uerlings to Claude H. Dag (11 H 1 cast of the Willamette merid In the County Court for the County I and Trust Bldf. he bridge planka. Rome new method for a filing fee of 115 gett and T. G. McHatton, lot 3. blk. ian, in Klamath county and State of of Klamath, State of Oregon. Those who filed cuts at this time of tautening (be planka will have to KLAMATH F«LLS - OREGON 21. Klamath Falls; 910. In the Matter of the Estate and ! Oregon. be Invented or the autoe will have to have been Republicans altogether. No Henry Offenbacber to O. D. Crav Guardianship of John C. Beach. | Said bond for a deed having been go «lower—a thing not to Im thought domocral has as yet filed. and there ens, lot 4. blk. 11, Ewaunn Heights Iiade, executed and delivered to Ver- It appearing to this court from R. M. RICHARDSON fore there will be no democratic pam of by the driver«. addition to Klamath Falls; 910. on Charles Hastings, by J. R. Welsh the petition this day presented and phlet. Among those who have filed Mr. Hedge, who la regiatering the J. G. Pierce to U. D. Cravens, quit and Estella Welsh, bis wife, on tho filed by Altha Beach, the guardian United States Commissioner -otnra of the precinct, reports that are Jud^o George H Burnett, candl-1 claim deed on lot 4, blk. 11, Ewaunn 13tb day of February« A. D. 1908. of the person aud estate of John C. date for supreme justice. Wallace ' >n)y about thirty have registered thua TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD Heights addition to Klamath Falls; HORACE M. MANNING, Beach, an Incompetent person, p-ev- i far—and thia ia August 21—out of McCamant tiled an argument In favor 91- PROOF TAKEN Guardian of the person and estate of ing for an order of sale of certain ■i possible 110 votern It soems very of his own candidacy, but no cut. O. D. Cravens to Martha F. Martin, Vernon Charles Hastings a minor. I real rotate belonging to said waid, Office. Third and Mam, opposite Citj .fay Bowerman. asacrnbly candidate Irangv that lee« than one-third of lot 4. blk. 11. Ewauna Holgths addi Library. Telephone 301. Dated. Klamath Falls, Oregon.' and that it is for the beet interotu !h«-m have taken the preliminary step for governor, and Willis Hawley, as tion to Klamath Falls; 910. August 24. 1910. of raid ward an I t «n-r»aary that such sembly candidate for con arras to auo- ueceeaary to enable them to vote thi« Klamath Development company to real estate should be sold. ceed himself from the First district, 'all. What doe« thin mean? Hot Rprlngs company. Iota 1 and 2, RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF It is hereby ordered that the next Thia from a Central Iowa corrv will both avail themselves of space In blk. 8. and lot 11. blk. 9, Railroad LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST of kin of th« said ward, and all per the state'» campaign literature. A. pondent to the county newapaper: addition to Klamath Falta; 91. sons interested in the said estate Threshing la on In thia neighbor W. Lafferty, candidate for congress In P. C. Lavey A Co. to C. E. Robin Notice is hereby given that the appear before this court on Tuesday, the Second district, will go Into the hood. Bpring wheat la of good qual son. lot 14 blk 27. town of Wordeu; lands described below, embracing 160 the 6th day of September, at 10 ity, and average« from 18 to >0 bush- pamphlet. 9160. acres, within the Fremont National o'clock a. m., at the court-room of Objections to thu candidacy of Wal la per acre. Oatn and barley are L. T. Boorey to W. J. Bryant, i Forest Oregon, will be subject to this court, at Klamath Falla, county lace MeCamant and George Burnett Gelding from 20 to 30 buaheia." Why, NWH of SEH sec. 15-38-9; 9100. settlement aryl entry under the pro of Klamath, then and there to ebow try farming In Klamath county. In for the supreme bench will be Includ Abel Ady to the Big Basin Lumber visions of the homestead laws of tho cause why an order should not be ELLSWORTH A MITCHELL ed In the pamphlet. They were filed ■hla year of grace when tbla araoou VETERINARY SURGEONS company, lots 8 and 9 blk. 9. First United States and the act of June 11, granted for the sale of such estate. by the assembly of attorneys who ANO OENTISTS we haven't had a rain for five month«, addition to South Midland; 910. 1906 (34 RUt., 233), at the United And ft is further ordered that a nominated the present incumbents, OCe« Crla^eMUIlta Bulldin* Phone ?» iveragna up aa good as that or better, Nestor Marchand to Elisa Qalar- Stales land office at Lakeview, Ore copy of this order be published at Will It. King and Woodson T. Slater. band In Iowa la worth 9100 or more neaux, lot 6. blk. 6. Fairview addi gon, on October Iff. 1910. Any set least once a week for four successive REGISTERED HOU4TK1N8 FOR .in acre, land hero can be had at NEF.KH NKW ROUTE tion to Klamath Falls; 91 000. tler who was actually and in good weeks before the said day of hearing SALE 115 to 825 for the bast Why ahould Klamath Development company to faith «Miming any of said lands for in the Klamath Republican, a news FROM ASHLAND HERE I have aome fine young registered not Iowa farmer« come to the utate of P. C. Lavey & Co., lot 4, blk. 15; lot agricultural purpose* prior to Janu- j paper printed and published at Holstein bulls for sale; A-l stock snd Klamath where they can get cheap Highway by Way of Buck latke and 5. blk. 22; lot 7. blk. 36; lota 9 and ary 1, 1906, and has not abandoned, Klamath Falls, county of Klamath. acclimated. M. F. LOOSELEY. Ft. Klamath, Oregon. and? 14. blk 27; lot 12. blk. 33; lot 8, , same, has a preference right to make i This 38th day of July. 1910. Round Lake Talked of—Old Ono of the antou which carries par blk. 61. In the town of Worden; |105. (8lgned) J. B. GRIFFITH. Stage Hoed 1« Favored a homestead entry for the lands act-1 ■enger« between the Fall« and latke P. C. Lavey A Co. to Mrs. J. N. ually occupied. 8-4-9-1 Judge. Said lands were Nyal's Vege- view had a mishap a few day« ago in tabls Prascrlp- An automobile road from Ashland . Wheeler, lot 8, blk. 54, town of Wor Bated upon the applications of the thia valley which the manager« have to this place Is being talked of both In I den; 9150. Joa Is indicat persons mentioned below, who have NoUce of Hearing of Final Account ed in ail ordi «iicceedcd In keeping oat of print. On Ashland and Klamath Fall«, but it Is ' F. H. McCornack to Steve Sabo, a preference right subject to the and Petition for Discharge nary diseases of the middle rdad of the valley, oear not meeting with much favor in thia, NEU of SW% sec. 13-39-8; 94OQ. prior right of any tuch settler, pro In the County Court of the State of »(.men. This ■he Uhrmann residence, la a hill, and city. The road Is to come by way of Charloa W. Harlow to C. V. Fisher vided such settler or applicant is remedy never Oregon, in and for Klamath Co. at the foot of thia hill ia a «mail the Dead Indian road, and then by part of lota 1 and 2, blk. 54, Nichols qualified to make homestead entry ‘ disappoints, its In the Matter of the Estate of Ste bridge over the Wight ditch, on e way of Buck lake and Round lake to addition to Klamath Falla; 92,500. g'.od effects be and the preference right ia exercised phen Ernest Soule. Deceased. ing perceptible curve. The machine driver came thia city. At least, that Is tho routo prior to October 10,1910. on which Notice is hereby given that, in irom tiio very running down that hill at auch a which the Ashland people favor. date th« lands will be subject to pursuance of an order of the county The Leet Boy Irst. it Is com lively pace that he could not make They claim that It will furnish the posed of t<.o The Inspector waa examining settlement and entry by any quali court of Klamath county, state of ■ 'hat curve, and aa a result the mu- shortest route to thia city from their purest and tho Standard I. and al) the class had been fied person. The lands are as fol Oregon, entered on this, the 29th i most reliable china ran off into the ditch, dumping town, and at the same time give a The NEH of SE%. Sec. 8. day of July. 1910, in the above-named specially told beforehand by their lows: drugs; mercu- rho occupant« out. Fortunately no more direct route to Pelican bay and master, says the Dundee Advertiser. the WH of 8W14, and the SEH of estate, that Rose Otey Soule aa the ■>, opiate« one was no badly hurt aa to require Fort Klamath. and other har “Don't answer unless you are almost SWH. Sec. 9, T. 28 8., R. 10 E.. W. administratrix of the estate of Ste-; 'he eervlce« of a surgeon. mful drug« bo- Tho objection that ia made to the certain your answer is correct." M., listed upon the application of phen Ernest Soule, deceased, has this ' The ravage« of btfds and "var I proposed route by the cltixena of Ralph Jamison, of Silver Lake. Ore day rendered and presented to this' History waa the subject. The many die- mints" aro unaccountably large thl« Klamath Falla is that the road will “Now, tell me," said the inspector gon. court a statement of all her doings concerting la- /ear. A few week« ago Dave Shook be impassible four months in the year "who was the mother of our great JOHN M'PHAUU as such administratrix, including al) fluences te md Sheriff Barnea took a look over on account of the heavy snows that Scottish hero, Robert Bruce?” which womae Acting AssisUnt Commissioner of the amounts received by her, and of the la constantly Dave's young orchard, and the two tall In the country through which the General Land Office. He pointed to the top boy, then various amounts of coats, debts and subjected ren men estimated tho crop of apple« at road runs. Approved July 22. 1210. round the class. There waa no an expendlturea paid out by her for and der her liable five wagon load«. The people at the The route that is moat favored swer. Then at laat the heart of the FRANK PIKRCS, in behalf of said estate, and that «be to many runctional disorder« that house have pickod n few since then here la tho old stage road running teacher of that class leaped with joy. First Assistant Secretary of tho In has filed therewith her verified pe not only tend to destroy her comfort for cooking and eating, but Dave waa ' through Shako. Thero are only about The boy who was standing at the terior. 2-12-9-1* tition for the distribution of th« resi nnd happlne««, but which gradually merge lato chronic and eeriou« dle- greatly aurpriaed In going over the j twelve miles of that road that needs very foot had held up hla hand. due of said estate now remaining in orchard recently to find that the ap Improving, and when that work has OONTK8T NOTICE her hands aa such administratrix, and i “Well, my boy," said the Inspec Nyal’« Vegetable Preeeri ptlon ia ple« were gone—not more than a beer done It will make a highway that tor, encouragingly, “who waa she?" that all of said papers have been; without a peer for the eucceraful peck wae left on the tree«. The Is open all the year, and one which Department of the Interior, United duly filed with the clerk of tl.ia treatmnet of female weaknee«. pain “Please, sir, Mr«. Bruce." squirrels, chipmunk« and bird« had does not havo any steep grades. States fund Office, Lakeview, court and that In said petition said ful and disordered menatrutatlon, hysteria, cramp«, "bearing down taken the wbolo crop in less than It is believed here that tho best Oregon, July 38. 1910. administratrix has asked that the re«-1 pains," Inflammation and falling of Beware the Dog! three week«! Now waaa't that awfnl? route between the two cities la the A sufficient contest affidavit having Idue of said estate be distributed to | the womb. A family moved from the city to This to a remedy ef ft'« a cinch that Mr. 8hook will put last on mentioned, and If any work is a suburban locality and wer« told been filed in this office by Jamea M the persons legally entitled thereto, •terltag worth. a guard over hla orchard next sum done on a highway between Klamatl) that they ahould get a watch dog to Johnson, conteeUnt, against home and the judge of this court haa ap UNDERWOOffS PHARAMCt mer about ripening time. Falla and Ashland it will in all proba guard the promises at night. So they stead entry No. 3767, serial No. pointed Tuesday, th« 6th day of Sep Cor. 7th and Main Streets A good story la told of one of the bility be dono on the old atago road. bought the largest dog that waa for 01430, made May 6. 1907. for WH tember, 1910, at 11 o'clock a. a. of Ktemeth Falla . • • • Ovwffew multimillionaire« of Chicago by par sale in the kennels of a neighboring of SEM. 8WH of NKH. NEU of said day, and tho coart-room of said lira oomlng from I Ake view not many To prevent explosione of coal dust dog fancier, who waa a German. SWH. section 34. township 40 8., county court. In the co«rthoua«. in week« ago in an auto. The wealthy In mine* experiments are under way Shortly afterward the house waa en range 13 E., Willamette meridian, by th* city of Klamath Falls, county of man's name ia Lilly, or aomethlng In Germany la which water Is pumped tered by burglars, who mad« a good John W. Pik«, contaotae. fe which it KMmath. state of Ovecfia. aa the time hanl. while the big dog slept. The ia alleged that said J. W. W« haa a«4 ptase for tho heariag upoa aaM like that, tn coming through the ree- into boring« under pressure. DEVELOPMENTS AT DAIRY I H. H. SEARS E. L. ELLIOTT C. C. BROWEP