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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22
NEW BENCHES TRIED OUT
Mann ana Flood Do Not Like Arrange

Mann ana Fl00u DO Not Like Arrange
mcpt In House.
Washington. March 21.--Installation
Of the new benches in the House had
been nearly completed by big crew
of carpenters tonight, and members
of Congress who dropped by the House
chamber to-day tried out the new
seats.
Minority Leader Mann and Repre-
sentative Flood. Of Virginia. were
among those who tried the new seats.
and they expressed the opinion that
they didn't like the new scheme OF
things. Each seat is equipped with a
shelf OF which the, member who. sits
on the bench is supposed to rest his
books and papers Leader Mann sug-
Gcsted to Speaker Clark "A change
whereby each member may have tho
use of the shelf on his own seat in
stead OF the one In front. and this
change probably will be adopted.
Several congressman, who are dis
tinguished for the brlliancy OF their
hosiery. were picked rs leading cam
didatcs for front seats. Heretofore
members have been unable to display
their hosiery, because the desks shut,
off the public gaze from that directions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22
PREPARE FOR NEW TRIAL
Dismissed West Point Cadets VIII Have
Another Chance.

Washington. March 2l.-Secretary
Garrison to-day took steps for a re-
trial Of four West Point cadets. dis
missed in September, 1911. for having
intoxicating liquors in their posses
sion.
They are F. II. Frceland. OF Florida
II. L. Fasse. Of Delaware; J. -. Chris
tian. of Virginia, and 4. N. Simpkins,
OF GeorEin. The rctrial Is at the OPP
ton OF the dismissed cadets. All but
Simpkins have requested il. No new
evidence is expected but n retrial was
authorized by Congress, that a SEN
tcnce lighter than dismissal might be
imposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22
Subcultures Grown.

Thus far DR. Friedmann's tubercu-
losis culture has been demonstrated to
be live bug" according to tests made
In the government hygienic laboratory
mere. subcultures having been grown
from the original culture submitted to
the Public Health Service by the Ber-
lin doctor several weeks ago.
The tests conducted by Dr. Anderson
proved that the new bacilli would pro
pagate from the prime culture. and ex-
reriments have been begun with warm
FLOODED laboratory animals The sub
cultures also have proved to be acid
proof. and they have been propagated
on'various chemical media, such as beef
boullion, gelatine. bread and other sub
jects. Enough OF the bacilli has been
developed for the carrying out through
monkeys and guinea pigs OF further
tests of the antitubercuIosis bacilli
which DR. Friedman claims to have
derived from sea turtles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22
BOARD PROCEEDS
VERY CAUTIOUSLY
Makes It's First Statement on
Friedmann's Alleged Tubcr-
culosis Cure.
NO DEFINITE CONCLUSIONS
Much Time Required Before
Merit Of Treatment Can
Be Ascertaincd.
Friedmann's Patients
Show Improvement

New York. March .f.-SuTercrs
from Tuberculosis, whom Dr. Fried
rich +. Friedman treated with his
vaccine before his departure from
Berlin to this country, are rcspond-
Ing remarkably 10 the trcntmcpt,
according to cnblegrnm receive ed
today by DIR. George 0'HnniOn, su-
pcrintcndcnt of Bellevue Hospital.
Tn" chblcgrnm cnme from n Bcrliu
ph!sicinn. DR.. O'fIanIon said.
DIR. Friedmnnn treated sixteen pa
TENTS here To-day. but was obliged
TO postpone the treatment of four
teen others until Tomorrow, owing
To the fact that his vaccine WINS OK
hnustcd. lie devoted most nf the
dry 10 the preparation of new
SUPPLY.
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M|L|TANTS ARE
NOT ALL WRONG
Nine. Nordiea Tells What She
Thinks of Methods of
Suffragettes.
Especial to The Timcs-plspatch. J

Boston March Chime Nordca. tho
priIna donna. discussed militant sufrra getism
In n frank manner o-day.
III ! thought l could help the cause Of
woman suffrage By going out and THROWN =
a brick through window or adopting any
other militant tactics | would do It." the
diva said, but believe In "a woman being
feminine and making herself as attractive
rs possible. BY always looking her best
she gains more points. And ] do not APP
prove OF manniSh dress
Talking seriously, she went on:
We would do we'll to adopt some of their
tactics you know" smiled Nordica. "inas-
much as they have never done anything
but win us lots OF votes
II think If had tried again and again
Ia present petition and each time tho King
turned his head the other way, would have
pluck him by the sleeve after awhile.
And then when saw that the men Of tho
country were having their petition read and
considered while mine wns ignored. think
would venture to seize his Majesty by
the car. II that failed would begin to
throw things. and mems methods OF
lighting to gain my ends"
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MITCHELL MAY GET 1T
Especial to The TImes-Disnatch

,ISptcIaI 20 The Times Dispatch.]
Albany, y. Y, March o1-Johr
Miners Association vice-Dresident nj
the American Federation OF Tabor, and
IA member of the National Civic Fed
Grafton, had long talk yesterda,
with Governor SulZer. Both declined
10 say whether the office OF Commits
sion.
request of the Governor to discuss
labor legislation. especially workmena
Asked as to the likelihood OF Mr..
Mitchell being appointed to the $40. Ooo
post OF labor commissioner. Governor
"If the State of New York could Sc
cure Mr.. Mitchell as Its Labor Com
missioner II would be the luckiest State
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SALE OF PROPERTY
WILL Be ORDERED
Judge Mcdowell Renders De-
cision in Suit of Boswell
VS.. Coal Company.
LAWYERS IN CONSULTATION
Portion of Grounds of Prcsbytc-
rian Orphanagc Sold to
x. +. Watts, Jr.
Especial to The rimes-pispatch !

Lynchburg. Va. March 2l.--Judge
Henry c. Mcdowell. OF the United
states District Court for the Western
District OF Virginia. to-day held n
lengthy chamber conference with coun-
sci Interested in tho suit of Boswell
against the Big Vein Pocahontas Coal
Company. which has been pending in
that court for some time, and which
was argued recently upon exceptions
noted to the report of the special mas
ter.
Judge Mcdowell has given lengthy
and detailed opinion in the suit. the
rist Of which provides for the sale of
the property. and decree Will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22

tn a contest between Il. l.. Jcifrcys and y. \.
Roberts. 1t Is said that each contestant or
one OF his friends. has seen every white
patron Of the Chase City office and indeed
lions.
Judge Walter Watson. the Congressman
letters and visits from friends OF tho con
testants. urging him to indorsc one or tho
other. but lie has not yet ntirna tod
which of tho two'hc will indorse. Both MIR
leffreys and Mr.. Roberts are good. sub
stantial citizens, and each has tho strong
support of his friends.
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Washington. March 2l-The Public
Health Service. through Surg con Cen
eral Blue. issued its first statement
to-day relative to the government in
Festgatlon OF DR.. +. f. F'riedmann's
alleged tuberculosis cure. The state
fnent. which emphasizes the govern
inents policy to proceed cautiously, is
as follows:
ON March the Secretary Of the
treasury. on the recommendation OF
the surgeon general of the Public
Health Service. caused a board or
medical officers to be detailed to make
a thorough Investigation OF DR. Fried
'nann's alleged cure for tuberculosis.
Ihese officers proceeded Immediate
" to New York and arranged With Dr.
Friedman for demonstrations OF his
remedy upon persons suffering from
tuberculosis. These demonstrations
are being carried on In certain New
York hospitals through the courtesy OF
their respective authorities and viii
be continued until sufficient informa-
ton has been obtained for tho form
ing or an opinion as to the merits OF
the treatment.
Or friedman has submitted to the
board culture Of the bacteria which
he states are used in his method OF
treatment. In addition to the obser-
walton OF persons under treatment by
Or. friedman, the board OF officers
Will make experiments 10 ascertain
whether this culture Is. as DR.. Fried
mann claims. harmless 10 warm
blooded animals"
Much Time Required.
'conside cradle time will necessarily
be required TO carry out these invcs-
LEGATIONS The work will be carried
out as rapidly as possible
In the meantime the public is in
formed of the inadvisability. in the
great majority OF cases. OF travelling
long distances In the hope of receiving
treatment. as those selected for dem
onstration purposes constitute ONLY a
small proportion OF applicants
certain statements purportinr to be
expressions of the opinion of the boa rd
OF officers of the Public Health Service
carrying on the investigation have an
peared IN newspapers. These officers
not be in position 10 do so until the
WORK has advanced sufficiently far to
warrant some conclusion in regard TO
Or. Friedmann's treatment
II was further stated by government
officials that 1t would be at least a
month. and probably longer before
any conclusions could be reached re-
iatins 10 the efficacy OF the treatment
upon the patients who are being
watched by the board OF officers au-
thonHed 10 make the investigation.
Dr John f. Anderson and DR.. A. NJ.
stimson. who compose the board, are
Keeping daily clinical record OF cases
treated by DR.. Friedman in the New
YORK hospitals These records will
furnish the basis for their report De-
velopments from day TO day. such as
lowering OF temperatures. disappear
ance of night sweats. cessation of
coughing. and the like. might mean
something of imDOrtance i'm ono casa e.
in others ii would not. For this reason
the public health officials regard il as
dangerous 10 make any reports what
ever until they are ready TO report
finally.
They also point out that il is neces-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-22
ZINE WATCHES.

Messrs. Jahnke Bros. Jewellers. 9io
East Main street. take pleasure in an
nouncing their twcnty-second- annual
exhibition of Fine Watches. manufac-
tured by the celebrated Patek Philippe
Il Co, OF Geneva, Switzerland. The
public is cordially invited to inspect
these rare works of art to-day. March
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Banauet for Ericdmann.

New York. March 2l.--Announcement
was made day that Charles f Fin
ley. the New York banker. through
whose efforts Dr. Friedrich friedman
was persuaded TO come to this country
with his tuberculosis vaccine. will give
banquet in DIR. Friedmann's honor
Sunday night next 1t will be held
at Mr. Finley's country home at Great
Neck, l.. l., and number of promi-
nent physicians will attend.
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A UGG STION.

tedious journey, whether
YOU come by train or by
steamship, a rest in New
York, after a period Of re-
taxation, and before you
continue your journey or
open your residence in town,
will undoubtedly add much
to the pleasure of your re-
turn.
When you consider the
convenience Of location of
the Martinique with the
principal car lines and the
Fifth Avenue Bus passing
the door, the Thirtythird
Street elevated station and
the entrance to the Hudson
Tubes across the street, the
six largest department
stores all within one block,
and the nineteen principal
theatres within a stones
throw, not to mention the
Pennsylvania Terminal one
block away, and the New
Grand Central Terminal
only five minutes, we can
safely say that the Martin
ique is truly Sin the heart Of
things"
Another thing: the per-
sonal attention you receive
while at the Martinique is
different from any you have
ever experienced elsewhere.
Different to a marked de-
gree because it is attentive
TO the little details that tend
to make you most comfort
able. 1t is the personal aim
of the management to see
that your every comfort has
been attended to, and your
welfare and contentment
are a matter Of the greatest
Importance to them.
This personal SERVICE"
coupled with the warmth
Of home feeling that sur
rounds you at the Martin
ique, and equipment Of the
refined and higher order
such as you are used to, lend
an air Of contentment and
peace of mind which you
will not experience where
these attentions are lacking.
In other words, the Mar
Unique represents all that is
modern and up-to-date in
architecture and equipment;
all the little necessities for
your comfort, with the per-
sonal equation predominant
ing.
Experience this home feeling once;
know the personal attention to detail
aud service, and you will NOT regret
the experience, but will wonder why
You have never Known 1t before.
One more point: upon adj
vices from you our repre-
sentative will meet your
train OF boat and take en-
tire charge Of your baggage
and the details of your jour
ney-and this service is
gratuitous.
Rates in accordance with
what you require: from
$500 per day for room with
convenient bath, and $3.50
per day with private bath
and upward.
Wire your reservation,
charges collect.
HOTEL MARTINIQUE,
Where life is worth living,
Broadway,
Thirty-second Street to
Thirty-third Street,
New York.
Walter Chandler, Jr., Mgr.
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sary to keep record in many cases
as two or three cases would not be
sufficient upon which to base a just
report as to the efficacy of the treat
mcnt
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station, Rose. n half sec 10, ip 81 s,rEewm.
aQo acres 10 ~
stcits. Pauline. half acc 10, tpas q, rsbew
m $40 acres 1910
s,ricklips. G W, W half sec 90, tpsas, NEW
M. $50 acres 10 10
s,rlckiing. N N, Q half sec 20, tp ~ =. rab .
~ M apo i0i
Tartar, viola J, = half NV quar-, W hall sw
quar- sec II, tp oia, W wv m. looacres u 90
Tayior. nd E, n half sec 10, tp 9is, r@ Q W m,
$40 acres ii@
Themes, W G, sequar NV quar-, half NV quar-
sec 10. tp 2os, 2se " m, 100 acres 62
Toxic, Christian J, half sec 10, tpS2s, rN
a az m a1O acres 10 10
Trueman. II, " half sec 20. tp ess, ra ow
m. $40 acres lOp
TurpIn. Edl,h. NV quar- see is, Up as. sic
IN. 100 acres II 70
Tweed, Christian @, NV quarscc 20. Up 20 =. =
10 W M. 100 acres 10
yenator, A al X, burns half block aa AGO
vIchcrs, r J. Harney lots band block 10 i9a
voss Amos. haif sec 10, ~ 2ss, Sew M.
400 acres 10 20
Ward. u W, . half sec %, tp "a =, ras,Sew IN
400 aores Nd 90
Ward, narEarctt. NV quar- sec %. tp sts,r a2,S
. M m. 40 acres 10 20
washburn, Beu q. . half 500 10, ~ 81 s,rsio
~ m s2o acres 10 10
weckier, wP. NV quar- ne quar-, y hall ne
quar-. ne quar- 10 quar- soc ii.ipNs, a2e " IN.
ldO acres 1920
wetherby, a, n half nc quar-. nc quar- sw quar-
sec ~, tp 70 r. rs, = half sec M, tp 2os, ~, NV
quar-, half NV quar-. NV quarse quar-, Aw quar-
ne quar- sec %. tp ~ q. as lot SEQ 10, ~ ~ H.
sa,S, all sec ~, tp " ., roe " m. ita5 acres
10 90
Wilson, II NJ. 30 quar- 80 quar- sec N, ~ ~ =, ?
81 own. 10 acses 200
wood. ~, n haifsoo W, tp2os, rSSo " m. $40
acres 10 "
Woodruff. N A, sw quar- no quar- sec u, ne
quar- NV quar-, " half ne quar- sec ~, tpn 81 ~
ew M, 100 acres II ~
workman, W II, no quar- soc ~. tp 2a =, r 30 .
IN. 100 acres "a 10
wyatt. Fred h. ne quar- sec ". tp 2as. f9S ew
m, 100 acres b%
Wyatt testl CLARK, halfne quar- see 10. ip ~
=. a2,e W m. NJ acres hS
Fable. Flora y, sw quar- see 10, ~ o, rSe Q
" IN. 100 acres boO
Zollcts. W We hall sec 30. tp ~ rSoe " M.
$40 acres 10 10
silver Greek Telephone Go. ~ miles OF tsle-
| phone line. "a
A. X. RICHARDSON,
Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
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Tonawama tonight.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Ore
gon for IIarney County,
Vera Il. Wclker, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF Ore
gon for Harney County,
Vera Il. Wclker, Plaintiff,
VS.
Carl W. Welker, Defendant.
TO Carl W. Welker, the above named
defendant; In the name Of the State Of
Oregon, you are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer 60 the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit,
on or before the last day of the time
prescribed in the order Of the publication
Of this summons, towit, on or about the
9th day OF September, 1913, said date
being the expiration Of six weeks from
the first publication Of this summons,
and II you fail to answer, for want there
Of, Plaintiff will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
to-wit;
For decree Of this Court dissolying
the bonds OF matrimony now existing
bet wccn Plaintiff and Defendant, and
that Plaintiff have a decree Of divorce
absolute from the Defendant
That Plaintiff have the care, custody
and control oi Catherine Caroline, the
minor child Of Plaintiff and Defendant;
That Plaintiff have Judgment against
the Defendant for her costs aud dis
burscments herein;
Por such other and further relief ms to
equity may pertain. This summons Is
published by order Of Hon. Grant
Thompson. Judge OF the { ounty Court
Of Harney County, made and entered
on the 9th day OF August. 1919, and the
date OF the first publication Of this sum
mons is August 10th 1919.
NJ. A. IiIoGs, ,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OTricE,
hurna. Oregon, August ~, 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that Corey
Smyth, Of smith. Oregon, WAC on June ~ 1910,
made Homestead Entry No osS7p, for sissEi.
Soc. ~, NEt4 aud NisHE,4. section 25, Town
ship 10 r., Range ~ r., Willamette Meri.
dian, has hled notice o. intention To make
hnai three year Proof, TO establish claim 10 the
labd above described. before Register aud
Receiver. at burns. Oregon. On the 9Th day of
October, 1913.
Claimant names NJ witnesses:
Hass Dlllarhtde and ChaH Moore, both of
smith. oregon, X. ]. Lucas and ". Morgan.
both Of AlbeIaon oregon.
wA FARAE. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
csTs. g,s. s5srss 5,ssSp L,s" ."s1., osy,c'i < 'i,s

Notice Il hereby given that, Karl ,. W;
H0fftmann of Princeton Oregon, who, on Apfl
lively made homestead entries gO3l, SERIAL No.
O222ol Nos Obsa2. oo0te for ~ quarter NJ quar-.
ter, NE quarter HE quarter sec. " NV gussrdtteiJ
quarior aud sE quarter NV quarter, Section
b, Township ~ r., Mango ~ E,, willamette Ner.
ldiau,, has filed notice OF inisntlon 70 maze
land above described, before Register and ke.
ceivef, at Burns. oregon, on the 10Th day OF
September, 1918.
Claimant names aa witnesses
Thomas H. Stevens, Matt Dhyis, william
wilkins, Henry Meatncr all OF Princeton, Ore
WV. FARRn. Register.
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Bprns Lis, No. "
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Us;rnD STATES LAND oFFtcn,
Burns. oregon. July 70. Isiai
Notice ~ hereby given that the Northern
Pacific kailway Company, whose Po.,oiilco .d-
dress ls ~. Paul, Minnesota. has this 2bth day
OF July 1914, led In this once its application 60
select under the provisions Of the act Of Con
greas appIoyed July 7, ISIS $50 stat. hg7. G.Dl.
berial No O6g2O
Any and all pefsons claiming adversely the
lands described, or deaiTing 10 object because
OF the mineral character Of the lana, or for any
other reason 10 the disposal TO applicant should
nle their affidaylts OF proteat in this once ON
OF before the 10Th day Of september. 1918
WV. fAhhE Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED sTATEa LAND oFFIcs
Burn'. Oregon. August 7, 1913.
Notice ~ hereby given that Allen 4. Graham.
ef Hartman. Oregon, who on April 70. 1910.
IN . q o Homestead kntry No. 0459e for
Swt4 section ", Township 20 T., Range 30 n
lion TO make nalfbree-year Prooi, 10 establish
claim 10 the land above dccribcd, before Reg
inter aud Receiver al burns. Oregon. on the
18th day OF September, 1918.
Claimant names witnesses:
Thomas koutiey, Mary A, Gard, John oArd,
all OF i.awen, Oregon. r. q. Albrit,oB OF
Burns. Oregon.
wa, FAHHs, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
burna. Oregon. August IL, iDl8.

Notice u hereby gwen that Mary O, Robert.
som Of nfewaey, Oregon. who on Oct. ~, 1903,
aud hRl4, Sec. lS. Township ~ H., range agis
k,, willamette Meridian, has fled nOIloe oi
intentlon 70 make nnal proof. 20 establish
claim 10 the land above defeJibed, before Reg,
lister and Receiver, at Hurna, Oregon on lhc.
22nd day OF September. ip1a.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
A; Johnson, Arley Acton, Arch n. Drewott,
w. J. deorge, all Of Drewsey, Oregon.
WM. FARnE, ReRllater
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. I
burns Oregon. August %, iyia
Notice Il hereby given that James " lien.
defson. OF karrows, oregon, who ON February
4, 1909, made Homestead entry. No, ois7i. for
S,fswi., Sec. ~, 7. nj r., u. 10 v. and Lots u
aud n. Section ., Township "a \, Range 10 H.,
wiilamettc Meridian, has iicd notice OF inten-
tlon 10 make hual thrue year proof. 10 establish
claim 10 the land above described, before Req.
lister aud Receiver. AT hurps. oregon. on the
18th day Of Heptem bcr, 1913
Claimant names "a witnesses
Edwin Grimm, Sam Midwintcr Charles fitk-
gerald and Hadden kiilott, all OF Nartows.
Oregon.
W.. FARhH, kcgistcr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAHD oTriCH.
burns. Oregon, Angus, -, 1914.
Notice u hereby Eiyea that Pred Mafke. Of
Narr0wn. Oregon, who on Nov, Ii. lyJ9, Nov.
~, 1911 aud August 70, 1913, respectively, made
Homestead Entiiea, Nos. 06od uo71n aud 06gis,
for Sw,6NNts, Nwt1Swil, seos 8 aud HifNEit
aud EitSE,l. Section Q, Township B H., Range
% n willamette Meridian. has hiod notice OF
Intention 10 make anal three year proof, 10 %,
tablish claim 20 The land above described. be'
fore Register and Receiver, at Barns, oregon,
on the nth day of soptembet. 1918
Claimant names as witnesses;
koaa Ringer, of NarrowH Oregon, scott "
Brown, Of Burns, oregon, John Alex Andef and
ws fARRR, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
urirrp srArfs LAND 0ryIcHi,.
Burns, oregon, August ?, lvls'

No,,ce,s he,ebv Given that Eldora FltzGeIald,
ot Burua, oregon, who, on April ~, Wiv'
made desert Land Entry, No, vtyw, iCf rw,it4'
Zoe. so, 4. 24s., r. 3llS ~, aud b1thMh ig't
WIilatnette Meridian, has hlod notice OF li,tei ~ ~
tiou 10 maze final Proof, tQ-eA' claini W
tho land above described, before heKissvI ~.
Reptonbf, 1913.
Eiaimarit names aa wltDessesi
sherman Joy, George W. Dean, tIenh
Burns oregon 49,, ,... p.,t.,.,
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Dependency.

Is often caused by indigestion
and constipation, and quickly
disappears when Chamberlain's
Tablets are taken. For sale by
all dealers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oPFICE,
Burna, Oregon, August IN 1918

UNITED STATES I.ANDOFfICk,I
burns, oregon. August IN, ipls,
Naiieo IL hereby given that Ora T. Hamilton,
OF Lawon, oregon, who, on Sept I, 1909, mado
Homestead Entry No. Oa6Oa, for sWtl, Seelion
Y, Township ~ g., Raugo a2I H., Willamette
hnal three yraf. proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before hcRisier aud
hoceii er, AZ burns, Oregon, on the 23rd day of
september 1919.
Claimant names AZ witnesses;
John Cary, Albert George, both on Iawcn,
oregon, Leo buchanan, OF Buchanan, Oregon.
Frank r. G0wan OF Burns. oregon
WA. FARRg, Register.