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50 PIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. KASY T
MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL AD1
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SUBSCHII'TION HATKS
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KIAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY EVENING. .JULY 11. 11)08
Classified Advertisements
row HAUL
ror Sale Cheap Nearly new Ingrain
rtigr.io 12xl- rocking rlialra, mirror
and other liouelioM (itrnliililnga. Mr.
A. 8. Wanton, S. T. riimmr' collage,
7th rtrret.
For SIi or Trad. Itciklenc ami
biislnrM property In the Nut town In
Willamette valley. Inquire at the
(lotion More.
KOU SALK-One Hny ilrltlng team,
well broke to naildle ami liamraa;
Kenlle; good trnvrlrra, Al liarnm
ami linggy rniilelv. Atldiea. IVix ',
or dial till olllfe.
Binger Hermann, ex-Congressman and ex-Commissioner
of the General Land Office, will be tried in Portland in
October. Hermann will le prosecuted by Francis Joseph
Heney in person.
Although there are iwrsistent reports that Hermann's
cuse will never come to trial, the Government officials at
the Federal building assert that these reports are without I
foundation. For several weeks past negotiations have j
been in progress looking to the trial or I linger Hermann.
The evidence, documentary, to be. introduced in the case,
is in the keeping of Thomas B. Neuhausen, Special Inspec
tor of the Interior Department. This evidence has been
boxed up for more than three years. As soon as the date
of the trial is determined, Neuhausen will have to open
the boxes of evidence and arrange it for" use of the prose
cution. Binger Hermann was indicted with a number of other
prominent politicians, all of whom have been tried with
the exception of Hermann. He asked for and received a
separation and this has been dragging on now for years.
Heney is taking a particular interest in the Hermann-case,
as this and the cose of ex-Congressman J. N. Williamson
are the only two of the remaining land-fraud cases which
have not been turned over by Heney to Becker for prose
cution. ""
Fur Sale lluggy anil tingle liurni-M,
inquire of Mr.. 0. W. Marion.
MIICKUANKOUS
il'AKTIKS within new location In iv
(kin 1'imiirMfnii obtain reliable lnfor
nuttioii by w riling or i ailing on n.
Tin: Ma-IIoii imi Co. (Inc.)
SUMMONS
In thet'ltcnlt Court of the Hlt ol
Orrgmi, (or the County ol Klamnlti,
llorllm It. Conner, Haliillll
Daniel It. Conner, IK-fewlanl.
To Daniel It. Conner the ahon naineil
.lelemlaiii: You are heiehy reqtilnl I"
aqM'arnnlaiii'er the iiiiiiilrtinl Med
agalnri )im In the above entitleil mil
on or Mote the M ilay ol July llnwl, U
lug the laal day ol the time In the onler
ol the publication ol llila .miuiioiia, the
flrri publication theieol being on the II
day ol June I WW I ami II you tail In
appear amlanawer, lor waul Iheirol the
plalnllir will apply lo the roillt lor tin
telle! pra)el lor In the complaint hete
In to wit: I'ora ileree dl.wilvliig the
IhiihU ol matrimony elUtllig between
plalnllfl ami defendant, (or the care
anil cutlinly ol hiiene J. Conner ami
the rot l and dlnluiraetiienWol till, .tilt :
ami lor audi other ami lurther lellel a.
lo the court may .rem ut anil nilllable '
Thl. Miniinnii It wrnrd by publbl
latlon thereof In the Ctenlug Herald b)
onler ol the Honorable J. II. liltmlh
County Judge ol Klamath County, Or.
gun, uinile, ilateil all. I Med In till" .nil
at Klamath Kalla, Oregon, on the II ol
June IWW. Which aahl onler l lo '
iioilinl llut aummoiia In llil" mil I
Incorporated November 21), qqq
liiHiinn Ittl.'.'M'S Corbelt Itldg,,
I'otlUn.l, Oregon, j publltheil once a week, lor a perin.1 ol
ami coiuecuure ttren
ill fiiiveMive
anted-l'laln or fancy tewing liv the I (lom l(. jnilP huh.
I.e. Alio I.. Wcie. ULe.l.le Inn. i w
Wanted Hxpcriviiceil cleik wouM
llko a .ltlon In a .tore. Knqulre at
INI. office.
Jil
KLMI,
Attorney (or I'lainlill
RtXTOKATIOK TO KSTKV (IK I.ANIN IN
National I'orr.t. .tullr. I. hff.hr llt.n
that the latut. ilrwilbvl below, flohiK-Int
IIM art.., within lh Ca.raile N.tlou.l Korr.l,
Oregon, will ! iutrt In wlll.m.al art. .it
try unjvr the rtl.lon. nt IK bnra,i..l
l.wl ol lb. l'nllt.1 Hl.tr. lot Ihr art ol
Jun.ll,l'K,(HHi.i.,2n). ! Hi. l'nli..lMi..
Land UBIe at ll.tl.w, Or. . uri Aumi.l
ilh.lxa. Anr Mlll.r akaMaiMlu.llr.u4 In
food Ullh rl.ltuliK ny ul .!.! I. nil. Ir Mil
tullui.l purpuM. (lnr la J.nu.rf 1, 1KB, .ul
b.. not .b.aitunrd wmr, h. . t"'rrn
rllbl la rn.k. a bomtui ! rnirf lur lb Uo.l
Ktu.llf wcui.J. Haiti lamli air luted u
eo Iha .pi'llctloniol ibt triooi mollou.l
blow, alio b.t . tllltn- tlhl tub)Kl In
Ihr tlor rlM fl nr ath Mlll.r, rotM.
uch .filler or a pllraut I. tii.ilfli lu u.k.
bomr.lf.d .nlr; .ml II.. I Klcr.nc rllbl I.
inclt.tl prior to AUfuil ith, Imh. on wblcb
dal. lb I.DI. will lw ub)t Iv Klll.a.al
.nil enlrjr bf .ay quallflfd rMiu, Ttnl.Dii
.t .. lollom: It. r b!ol.NKir,icM.tb.
W hi ol NW nr, Hr 24. Il.t.d iivn .ppllr.tlun
ol Jm P. Kom, ft. Kl.u.lh, Orrion; lb. H bl
olSWqr. Iho.NK.irnlHWqr.lh. M bl o.' NW
qrilW ijr, hZJ, ujo ..piir.tion ol Utf
ro.D A, Br.iwo, furl Kl.u.lb, or.jgn. lb. W
ii ol hint, lb. Hk h' ol aw ir ire a, lb. t M
olnw qr, MM, upun .ppllc.ilon ol rrxlli.
Orown. Fori Kl.m.lb, Urriou, Ibt H bf ol SiI
qr, IVcJI, TW. . HIK. V U't upoa .ppllr..
.limnllUn II Dm.. FIA aintlh nt..nnl
Work has begun at Echo on a $25,000 alfalfa meal mill, un.ut..,rd. .pp.m....!, k,to,i
- . ' ' Idwinnlne .1 u.lnl fjlt.alaik b.nlK f V t
. . I . 9 awl T wm eT 1 & T J. 1 afm ea..Hi..B w. . w h.ihi pwviw .. .. vw
wmen is Deing erecieu uy j. ej. murpny, 01 roriiunu. ine
structure will be fireproof, without a bit of wood in it,
and the mill will have a capacity of 25 tons every 24
hours, and will employ ten men. Murphy has also taken
a five-year lease on the Henriette Flour Mills at that place
and will operate them in connection with the alfalfa mill.
Morris E. Preston, the convicted murderer, serving 25
years in the Nevada state prison, who was nominated for
the presidency of the United States by the Socialist-Labor
party, is preparing to make a campaign by mail. The
warden at the prison has given Preston permission to
spend a portion of his time in political campaigning.
Since the arrival of Preston's mother and sister at
Carson the prisoner has renewed his fight for a new trial,
which he is confident would acquit him of the crime for
which he is now serving time.
NOTICK I OK HUIIUCATION
Ik-nartmeut ol the Intetlor, I. H
BIDS WASTT.D-i:, ton tlmo.h hay lnl'i ",,l,5 !.' ;l,;,;Unrf""'J1l,n"
Held or .lelS.red. Midway Tel. ' "" TN"' 'V l"' wf " .1 V II
. ., ' .. IWIIIiatuT Nrhielner, ol Mamalhlalli,
T,U' ,Oirguii, who, "II AllguM M. Ilatt, wedr
liomvatrad entry, No. 212, lor hK4
We can tupply you with any kind of t hHiin l, K' NK'. r'ecllon Id,
lurnltute and h,ou fiirnl'lilnga. Vir- lhWj NM'i4 Seclhur.i). Tuwtihip W A,
gll A Son. at the bridge on Mali. .Heel. I " " ' ' Wlllamriie Meridian, ha.
Illel notice ol Inli-nlloii to make Hnal
Five tear I'inol, In eitalilUh claim to
the land above ilr.cnlei, brlore Count
Clerk Klamath C"illil), at til" nlllce al
Klainalh Kail., Oregon, on Ihe 3nl day
ol Align.!, I'.aH. Clalniaiit name. a.
wttiie.M-a
A. M. Jamlaoii, nl Klamath Kail., Ore
goo j lien Carlisle, ol Klamath Fall.. Or
egon; W.A.Itiiudliiol.ol Klainalh lallt,
Oregon; II. Mulkey.ol Klaaiath Fall,
Oregon. IV rt
J N. Watmv, Iteii.ter.
Slntciiiciit or Condlllon
of the
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Falls, Orqiou
DECEMBER 31, I007
RESOURCES
Iamiib mul Diricotinlfi $34O,53u,(J0
HoihIh nml SecurltlvH 03.D2G.04
Heal KhImU', ltiilldliiK'ii ami
Fixttirt'd . M,7..B.,n
Ciuih nml Hiftltt KxcIiiiiiku 100,a47.(jf)
$5U5,040.fil
LIAUILITIKS
Ciipltnl .Stock, fully
.SurpliiH mul I 'mil I h
Dm OtliiT ItmiltH
)'MI,slH
I mli I
5ioo,uo().oo
21,753.11
32.O00.H4
43 1, 205.4 U
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I. Alen Martin, Jr., tWderuf Ihe ni..n, in,i
.f
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imtik, no aoii'imiiy aw car Unit tlm u
mini ta ime uiinu lnai nl my KiioI.nl..,- n ,t.. .
AI.KX MA1I1IN. Jlf l,. i
lluhncrllHil nnd (Mniii in U'fnr,. niv id,
of January, l'W
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Notary I'uhhc f. r iir,K
OFFICERS
ALEX MARTIN
E. R. REAMES -ALEX
MARTIN. JK.
LESLIE ROGERS
PrcMldcnt
Vlcc-Prcslilcnl
Cnslilcr
Ass'l Cushlcr
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin
The department of agriculture has set itself to the pop
ularizing of venison. Officials of the biological survey are
preparing a bulletin on deer farming. According to cx
psrts deer are easily and cheaply raised and require but
little care while their meat commands a high market
price.
A
It is stated that it will cost $50,000 to formally notify
the national candidates of their nomination. It would be
just as effective to use the mails and save the money for
campaign buttons.
coru.r ol w II, T . K J .J C. lU.nc. W
lb. la., tti.iic. Njtitb 40 ct.lDi, Ib.uc W 10
cbalni, Ibioc. R SU cb.lu., Ibtnc. K cb.lpi,
Ibtnc N CO cb.lm lo pulnt ol Wlnaln(, upun
application ol Kof R Wlw, rt Kluo.lb.Or
loo .urrr j.d. Ib W bl ol W bl, Hm M. T M ,
H I g, Uko application ol J, I. VuoU, koalami,
Ortton, .titling Mill.m.ot Ivot; ib.aw'qr.l
KW qr ol nc lo. Tar a, R 10 K. upon .ppilc
UonolJ L llonaril, Kotlauil, Orrion; lb. aW
irol NKir, lb. W bl ol BE qr, Hcc 14, lb. NW
qr ol .NK qr, b 71. T a H, H 10 g. upon appll.
i.tlonol Jobn Eld.r, flln.llllt, Onion; tb.
K bl ol HE qr ol HE qr, Hcc J. lb. K bl ol NIC qr,
htlon.T3m,K 10 K. upon .ppllc.llnn ol
uco. noun, Kond, urn oo,
fRED UEN.Sgrr,
Cornmliilon.r ol lb. U.seral Uml Omr
Approved Mar Zl. Ivm
FRANK I'IKRCK,
glril Aulitanl ftotr.lar' l the Interior
I.lil.al7,l, Idul.ltW, liM.IHi i, ii
NOTICR FOR PUBLICATION
Drparlnirnl ol the Interior, V. S
Ijnd Office, at l.akevlew, Oregon, June
6, IWH. Notice la hereby given that
William Albert Oley, ol Dorrla, CalKuf
nla, who, on April 22, ll).t. made home
lead entry No. WJ7. for W!, NWi4,
KR.; NWI, NH4- hW'4-. rWtlon 12.
Town.hlp 41 H, Itange 7 K, WHUmetle
Meridian, ha. I1lr notice n( Intention
lo make Final Flte Year I'roof, to e.
tablUh claim to the laud ebotedi-erilbnl
The Eldred Company
F. G. ELDRED, Manager
Bonanza, Oregon
Siddlei, Harness and Supplies
We make a sjiecialty of first-class, guaranteed,
hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles
have an established reputation.
Orders From Everywhere Solicited
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before County Clerk Klamilli County,,
at hi. office, Klamath Falla, Oregon, on 4
the 4lh day ol Align. t. 1MM. Clalniaiit
nar.iei aa wltnettea; K.lle Morgan, id '
Keno, Oregon; Hlchanl Kearni, id Ior- '
He, California; Kdward Itrady.ol Dorri, f
Calilornla; Joalah II. Oley, ol iMriln, ,
California. 0 8 ' ?
J. N. WAtao-r, Itegiitr. I J
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HOTEL FOR RENT
CHAS. E. WORDEN
Preaident
M. WORDEN
Caihier
FRED MELHASE
Vice-Preaident
The American Bank and Trust Co.
T j, tS gVr r ul "iiaia.li kin SSi TjgVTg
Notice for fabllcatlon
Department ol the Interior, U. 8.
Ijind Office, I-akevleic Oregon, May 15,
1008, Notice ! hereby glten that Albert
llarriaon, ol Klarualh Falli, Oregon,
who, on Nov. 8, 1907, made llmljer and
atone application, No. iOlfi, for NEIi
NW'f, Hectlon L"), Toan.ile 37 8..
Range UE., Will. Meridian, haa filed
notice of intention to make Final Proof,
to eatabllah claim to the land above de.
cribed, before County Clerk Klamath
Co., at hit office at Klamath Fall, Ore,,
on Ihe 11th day ol Augu.t, 1U08.
Claimant namei ai witneiaea: John O,
8challock, ol Klamath Kalli, Oregon,
T. J. Hlalen.of Klamath Katie, Oregon,
Albro JamUon, of Klamath FalltOre.
gon, Win. Carlisle, of Klamath Falli,
Oregon,
J. N. Watson. RegUter. 6.18
Attractive lilverware jmt received at
Winter.
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. 5ta aad Mala Wrcci
3500 Acres Free
The Lakeaide com 11, y hai 2.VX) acre
of land under the Adam ditch that it
will give RENT FREE for one year.
Thl include the inn of the land and
water. The renter mint clear and
place the land in cultivation. The rent
er get all the crop but we reaerve the
right lo paiture the Hubble.
The l.akeidit Coinny,
J. Frank Adam, Manager,
Merrill Oregon.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, u.a.aal.
ANDOrriCI. n.lblli.liin. II l 11. . V
tla. Noiici or t.TiiatiioN or rvnic LtouS
ro itmiaiNT an taiav. Nmu. I. btrt br
van Ibat lb.a.n.i.r. ,.1 11.. i,. , . '
raud dparim.nul onl.r bl alilireial In m
lar a. lb. ..ui. .Btci. tl,. .mw. (of .
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lJf"U,.i3,,lu, " '" mniiMllon Willi iha
SmSS i'h.T'1'.';""0"'"1 "" '""loelni'lV
elbed l.uda In lb. ni.i. 1,1 llrrion.au'l br
bl authorllr ucb ol .l, i,.n. ., b.ri 1.1,1
bun baialolo r 1. ......., . . . " ! ' .
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l.d.',".,ll.,u,"t, ' Hl'ia.ni linear the
t,u.b',?,,nil," ' Unli.. mi.u. ,,n .1"
alurJiilrso iajh but .hall nol I iublWtii.
J? lI'M.('l,!l0I,Ml.lH;l.,,"l .","11 Augu.1 Sjl
al lb. Unllt.l Hlaia. I..h, omr. a Uk.V .
Oregon, warnlrii Ulna eipr...l",w." It
no irton will U prmTti, .).m Sr .imi im
anjr rllbl whal..r unrt-r an" Miil.mni r
oreupailon U-.un all.r May Mar I, ' .,, J
rtlan.Tlll.VK:E-Ngqr'HE qr an, INW or
a qr.s qr NWv.N bll nw A.SJViiJb i."
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