Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, January 17, 1900, Image 4

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    «■urn dnl Kendrick,
12th In*i., dr -w ido;-
mid HWeeplii/ aw,ii
ih-iu'cM mid l-iisiii-1..
di lek I* *lt mill'd in
mi I a chltmok w Ind i
III till' llllllllll .till*. |||
, . I,,.f uvi inni’ iit Imi■■< » which li di-lii;-,- i.r w.
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i d I In- low ii.
kl *» ath republican
to (III up and Itti provi- thè Street* of
Klain.ifli Full*, so timi |H-opl<- and
ti-ani* rould go dry sbod.
Ihn- al*o
I* 1111 ahiiml niee of gravi-l nml ollu-r
lu-eded tulli t rilli*, wllli'll, lidded to
thè stoni-, wlll make good and d
slriibb- slrret* and pavt im ut», a*
smootli and lastllig us Ilio*, of pillili
d- lplila. Mliy would il noi In-4 wl*c
pian to lini* linpruve thè Street*?
Ileslde* addili/ a thousand per e, ut.
lo lh<-good look* of thè tovvu,
town, ibi-
comfort and con»eiil.-iK-e of driving
li-aiiis luto and out of If would Li­
greatly appiè, lati-d by lilí w Ito come
pere In ilo bu-dii' -h. and by t b< travi I-
log piiblle geli- rally.
IMI kPWISI; AND IMI'ROVI.MI VL. tlire«- days of ln*i week and t.sik als.iit
I lie I'Kizr aalte Work of Our
Popular and Prominent
Hardware Man.
fort , more of our |*>ni *.
They will
i' imii in about six We, kx, so we are
hifotim-d, for tkitne more of tin in.
I hl* I* tin- is-st thing that ha.* come
tins wav for many a day, and Hie
majority of tin- |x-ople don't realize
it ' ith' .-
The*«- men are buying a
i lass of horse* that are not lit to mar­
ket for any other purjn,*c and the
range is ruined by having them lu-re,
a* one destroy* more gras* than two
head of cattl".
II "ail* Home one
has found a place that lie can dis­
I*.*.- uf tliem and is willing to play
'■ ish for them, the majority of our
jH-opb- go wild and want fani-v price*
and contend that tlu-y arc wiling
1 lii-iii for half price*, when one year
ago they would have trailed them for
jKX'k'-t knlve* or any old thing.
Wi­ • noticed in our town last Tliurs-
ll ay lh<-
i
following from Klamath
I alls, who were here to H**l*t ill In*
* if ut iritz tin- t bld Fellow** lixlge: J.
V. Houston. A. K--r*1in--r, J. F. G
ler. I. E. Mitchell, W. E. Clark, J.
It. 1 amplx-ll, F. M. Arii*’rong, IL
L. Hunsaker, W. F. Arant, !’. L.
Fountain, Cha*. II unuihrev, Jo*.
K< hsm lamlJ.Q.
.................................
Willits, <'ome a/ain,
bov*. We an- glad to * e you any­
way, if we can't rid«- the goat with
you.
ELECTRIC
CASH STORE.
*
li. I 1:1111 *■ in pi, a* onr ;i L - -,
an- »ware, long Ix-i-n the most proml-
>*
in-lit and *u<-er**ful hardware dealer
ili southern Oregon, nml tile ll'W
*
store
building in Kl.imatli Fall*, re-
Mr*.
C.
M
Of
Los
A
ngcli-H,
L'r.ai'’1*'"'
\| i .
<'>i
mid
cenlly
completi
li
tiy
hllii,
C.ll., ii/i d ',.1
and Into
Horn,
Mr'.
Was »' IZi-d With II
dl.-y, M >11 I iy, Jan hemorrlingi-
wllleli tie removed III* Hlirk of gissi*
tiding on fili­
Il.uliw.
'
last week, Is, In size and arrange
mu I II I m in in I
ii.vry!--.'“1“";'" •r.
lo t W I e|| Ga/rlle
meni, fully in accordarle'- with the
and
Moul
ligue
on
Sundín
mid died.
M ihiustoi' *
reputai
ion for bnsim- .ability, which
Nili-
Wil*
iieconip.iiiy
Illg
I
he
reinaliiK
SiliiiH* 1,1 ‘
'
li'- ha* <- irned hi the put twenty
id
III
r
I.lie
husliaiid
to
Neill
tie
for
k on‘ Th«
year*. | tu* new More, *tanditi/ on
l oad* are, wi- not leu burlili mid wu* m eompaiiled by lu r
♦
llail •* ,*’1’
Main street, Immense and eominand
♦/*
,-ry day tlcw good* diiugliti-r mid m - ii -I ii -I. iw . Ihr body
PI «SONAI MI NIION.
4li.it mt
* '
•r
Ing
in
slz.e
and
height,
would
Is-
a
»allow*
* •" ,I,|H wu* f 11 rt 11*1 oí I it
et
lit
Aslil.ind
Brrl»e fur H"
•i*
mid placed ilion.
¿Z
lint ■>! Iler llllH-
Mr. Dit-w, of Dairy, was In town most i-onspl-iiou* honor I , anv city
city.
V
In
tIn-
stat".
Iiillid.
Tm-siLiy.
•
M
pe-ai-hlni'
♦
It muht have Ix-cn a most sincere
1.11*1 W-'i k <
♦, z
!.. Parrish received
It. II. Ilhodt-s und wifi-wcn> III town
Kuulbi t"'1 Sunday
faith in Hu- future of KI.imath Fall.*
%
one of the I al.iy elle dollars, recently on Monday.
(vrninX
,l" 1 ,1 Vf.
and county, wldi-li would b ad an ex-
eolni-d, mid II Is pl ib.ibly th-- only
Mr. Goss of Bonanz.'i, visit, d I I k - pi-rlenei-d biislm-s* man to cip- ad
Invitisi-
■ -ne tini* f.K in Kl.im.itii eoiinty.
it F alls Sunday and Munday.
Five more III
1 •
many thousand* In so grand a st rue­
, «
will la- ri'iiii-mlH'ii-d licit *tich dollar*
A. I». Carrick left Tin «day n.t lure. Thai Io* fallh was w iw- ami
*.*
.ire provided from the conirlbutIon*
Yri-I.a, Cal., on legal bm.hu os.
\V. T ik m I ’•1 '11 ’ •
‘‘
well fi.imd'-d, the pri-Nciit prospect*
If not, look in at out
(if
m ’I iih -I - hlldr- ii an I III-- receipt*
1*1-111» “I'P11, ■ll
V
of
Klamutli
county
'*
manv
new
cu
­
Bert
Alford,
living
six
mile*
place
ami select from 8
from
V
loti i f com- frulli I b>- *.il. . aie to I a- u*- ,| to build
ti-rpii*' *, Improvetnent*, ntid un-
We ar<- told that the lodge will
hero,
w:i*
hi
town
Tue*day.
nice,
clean
stock.
Ta lll*"f ’*• I
. k they tire a iiKiiiilliiviit In memory of I.af.nette
doubted growth and general pr< «per- start a degree of !(■ le-i-cas here about ♦
munirai i'«"»111
Bud l/oosley. of Fort Klamath, was
tills office The dollar , - i Mt Pmrl*h *2 nml It
Ity in tin- near fut'ire, will without the 24th of April and that the “Bec­
^nt. llf'.r
III town till* Week on bUHlliess.
ca ” team from Klamath Fall* and
will
m.ike
a
\
Inal.'
addition
to
Id*
main,
quest loll show.
not later than "
tin- one from Laki 1 lew will meet
alie.nil lar,-- co .-< ih>nof run-colti*.
K. II. King, of I ort Klamath reg­
This building, coinnieni-cd last All­ her' to institute the lodge, and then
f. F. Mim i shlpp" I •'? the way of
istered
at
the
H'-t'-l
Llnkvil!"
Mon
­
< hi I i Idav of last week th«- follow
gu,t. and the final nail now driven, on tie- 2'itli all join In a celebration 4
Muure'» freight (calila I Ager, i al.. Ing resident -
day.
•
f
K
I
on.
I
h
and
Jack-
Iw.-f
has a width on Main street of 42 feet, at Klamath Falls, that date being •Ì*
tm Frida) and Monday,
th'- anniversary day for odd Fellow*.
*u||
colmi
le*
were
Parker's
Si
at
ion,
ri'/lsti-red
at
Hotel
S.
A.
Tarker.
of
unir-
alleigli! from th«- ground to peak of Let lie- goiid work go on.
Sin Fr
(tide* for
Lhikvllh- is hi - on t le ir wav to Un­ visited thl* place on business tins r<" f of over 7<i fi ■ t and a depth of 70
•I*
Multi! A non .
krt.
e/
I . h. I. I l l < »file ■ .it l.ak' Vl -w to get week.
feet. The lower story, which is fully
grand
gruplm
th-
Dnti’l fot"''1
tiinlM r land v u: J. c. Ferguson,
POE
VALLEY
ITEMS
3/
J.
W.
Hamaki-r
occupied
by
an
lmmen*c
*t<s
k
of
iilioiii' i-iu- rt-i innu'iit nt tile Suit It T. J. M-i- r, Ed. Fvrgufcon, .1. H.
day night’* *t ig<- for a buslii- *s trip hardware, i* hi one rixnn. 40 bv 70
' Ul I II evening,
Mctbotl'»* I'!"-'
Rain and mill arc the order of th<-
Halley. H I ■ rrlll, c. A. .Moore, C. to I'ort land.
feet, with » height to ceiling of 17
wason. Th-- mads are so bad that
January 29. ' tare t rc.it for old mid h lloltn- * T II. N .n.-. ami tV. J.
feet.
<
»f
lie-
many
window*,
which there is very lit th- travel. Lost river
S. Summer*, a pro*)x-ruii* ram In r
young-
H-««l. Tin *- el.ilm* are lis ateil I war
light ! Ids ipa-'ious interior,
I
tin- most is rising very rapidly.
Considerable
of
Altamont,
was
doing
bustn-**
In
It i* repirti'l I li it J. W Jury,
I lie lli-W lilt- <-f survey i'fth-i». M.
conspicuous i* the • central one in of th'- valley is covered with water.
tow II thl* Week.
Monda)
on
Spring I. ik'-. *t u' d
It. it. I'ml, r tin- Min­ proxjx-.-t of
front, t welve fi- -t w ld - and nine feet
Till-weal her is warm for the time
(ii-',. Hum, Kl.imith Agency fann­
Muntili, m- -, fai.,
Mirrili tog"
*m h r<>ad I* ing bull! a id thereby
alglt, in wnich the principal pam- of of year and slock look* well.
er,- passed through thl* place FHday
ull thl- ro-nl I'll! 1 >ut of In* pocket
(>l* nlng thl* regil II to a profitable
•l.uv* i* *ix by tw-lve f-'-t.
Thu.
S. Griff'-th had quite an accident
on bi* way to Kelio.
In money.
market for lumi f-r, the vast forests
lie was hauling hay to hi*
Ight i* .-ti.sured try day; at night In­ recently.
G. L. Cbaw and E. Sfx-ncer. of numerable il - trie light* take the cattle, when the doubletree broke,
ka are of sugar pin- will I*- M*rti taken up.
Hit-city author I He*
fright, ¡Hug his horses and causing a
Kcii'i, were doing biisliu-s* in Klam­ place of th" sun.
water-
tl-iiirltig <«» i
'*•
It I- k* wt kill that rich and beau­
runaway. His wagon was consider­
of
ath
Falla
on
Tm
*day.
ply
work* Un’ "HI fiirulsli
Till* window in front, Iiesid- s its ably damaged.
tiful vnll'-y land I* compelí- I to re­
I f
I. ih-rlx-r, one of th • in ■*( citen- iM-fuhi'**. I* one i f the largest ami
not li-** than I
’
main 11 m. i cup: -hi- tn-- for want
Mrs. John GrilTcth, of Griffith
water i•»< ry t '
It and its stirr.'iund- Point, was visiting friend* and rela­
of water.
An Irrigation plant I* 'slve dealer* In stock In this ami ad- iiost elegant.
- The ateainboat
wh.lt 1*0'
1 t ■ H- the l-vil, < »Ur joining counties, was in town Tu s- ■ng*, r.:. well ,->* the room whlch it tives in Poe Valley last week.
K'-uo
on
Friday
light*, are adorned and pi rfect'-d
up th -rii r fi-Hti
I'll-.it l ik I* aovK'i., to get out of It* day.
MissG. McClure has returned to ♦
with woo-l »nd 1 mi?« r, the former Isiiinil* ind hpi id Its If over the
G. T. Ikildwln and Judge Henson by tasteful and artistic skill and Pi*- S alley from California, where
Everything indeed, from she has been visiting relatives.
for Mr. t. 'I r a i-l th.- l.itl.-r for Mr. land. ai. 1 all n -w n led to give It a . startl'd for 1‘ortland Tuisd.iv morn finish.
Ih I* i md i
un Hit u-i.i;. < h i-u-e I-, .in nil; it'on company with Ing. and will lx- absent a week or ten th" ground up i.* of the best mater-
Mrs. John Dillard ha* been visit­
lai. gissi workmanship coim-s next, ing friends and relative* in the Val­
Mr*. Clirlit -i.i Ann Barrington, the iii-. i . ary supply of money and days.
ley for two w-eeks and expect* to re­
A man who owns Dm aer.-s
■lie resided with In r husliMlid anil energy
II. M Whlti-llne. of this place, and and the k-Mer but more ornamental main some longer, a* her health is ✓
Ilin*- elillilren mi < bg*we|j rrrrk, of uiurrl/.ift-d valley land cotlid well Jacob Itm-i'k. <>f Bonanza, have this auxiliaries of paint, plaster and pa;i--r, improving finely.
laikr munìy. •!•• •!
.-Lleiily mid mi- afford t-i give half "f It to have the week advanced their * u I> m i ipti'>n to are all join d togetb-r with th • view
Mr. S. B'-.ieh has come to the Val­
of lasting a hundred years or at least iev for the purpose of teaching school
Then the half tin lli-publican.
np* ti-dly on t: 7th ln*l. during an other half Irrigated.
until Klamath Falls is a railroad cen­ for the winter.
Sun-ess to him.
would I*- w ath from tin to flu per
rpili-ptie f.t.
I»r. Straw was called to Dairy on
ter
and
every
aere
of
Klamath
coun
­
Now,
the
whole
Is
not
worth
acre.
L. Vanmeter has returned from
It M rep
1 I Ii
Tm-silay by Ilin"*.* in the family of
ty Is under the ditch.
Even t Ill'll it -s.in Francisco, where he went to con­
pay Ing taxes on.
f.illrli llil* fill am
N. S. Drew of that placi . 1 »r. St raw
He talked
■ecm* unlikely that the store call b- sult M-iiii- physicians.
C-.iiecrnln;: Ill- survey of (lie I »re- returned ye*terd.iy.
pmuiwl I* ii.i'rv I
with several, but came home
Ix-tH-red.
litui fur *. vetal y
g'-ll Mid’m I It li.. the Ashland Tld-
much lH-nctited.
AL Fkitoii. of (hi* town, ret nrned
This gnat emporium of
f-'h-. III r at
log* rejvort « tii.it
Engine.-r M-Call from Jai'k* hiv ilh- Sunday,
lie I.
Rev. Craig held services in the
rr»[»i tin- pr it-
mid h's er-w of fifteen surveyors, who ported that times w.-rc lively In Jack- sin Ives and counter*, contain* a stock Valiev s- hool house last Sunday.
of hardware which in quantity and
— I>n Sxturd y I.i-1
I’. \til' ft, one have 1« ii , .ini]s d ii it Park -r's »fa­ Hotiville and v iclnlty.
R ei - outei :.
quality wou'd put to shame any half
•» workmen, Ind a timi, r- t inii' d to Asili Hid l few (lavs
nf A. I».
I . II. Otman arrivi-d from Asili, il i< I doz.cn of that kind of store.* this side
FROM KLAMATH AGENCY.
I from an unruly ago. lb d pth - t snow a i-1 condiil-ms
kick In
yesterdiy morning to resume his posi­ of Portland,
All experience of so
I* rv In
lie W.v. M Vere- of th-- wi -th- t lot i feting with thi-lr tion a* one of tlic stage driver* be­
There i* son»- snow here yet.
many years in the business, and tie­
I» hurt,
li 1, ullv .is wn* f< ar work. They wlll put in their time tween here and Parker'*.
— DEALERS IN
He tak.-s Ing tin- first in this part ni the state, though not enough for good sleigh­
making n-'-ess.iry plat* of the sur­
«I. in.l I* n i» ri* ivrrlti-f.
ing.
The
last
rain
we
had
melted
a
tlic place of Al. Decker.
ha* naturally made Mr. 1!. an expert,
great deal of it.
A li-l'-gratn tu M |‘.uk r, of Dairy, veys mad at. I proimsed right of wav,
W. I'. Mi»iii, uf Tub- Lake, return­ mid lienee he has sttcli completeness
■nd
ret
urn
lo
t
li'-
»erne
of
their
In-
After att absence of three days.
i-n Tin ulay. .mu i i. « <t the suddi-ii
ed on Wednesday
from a three in providing for the public, that Harry Wilson returned last week
Isira
In
alsait
two
week*.
The
route
il'-atli nf In* falli r. Judge .1.
J. W.
nionth*' visit in California,
On Ills whether inquiry I* made for the larg­ from Klamath l-'alls. where lie had
I’zrkrron M> ndav ■ night lit Siss.lll, airi ady surveyed I* rc|>ortrd to lie mi return he wa* aceompanh-d by Ids est steel range or the smallest cam­ gone to have a tixitb pulled.
< 11. Ju'lgi- I'a. r 1 wan a lawyer by e t*y one to ci :i*truct a railroad over hr >t her, J. S. Mi i-re. i f Sutter Co. Cal. bric needle, he can promptly answer
A number of improvement* have
profi-.-*lmi, at,.I formerly lived nt and fully justifies tin* favorable opin­
in the affirmative, lie has not only been mad" to our sehixd buildings and
the
John
Jens-s.-ii'*
son.
who
is
in
ion* hcri-tt'fut- had of it.”
Klxniatli Fall*
few weeks
this everything in tin- ordinary hardware ground within the last
A n- w warrant was l*.*u.-<l by Hie employ of II. M. Whltellnc at
under the management uf the super-
Hotel Link ville Mill continues to
?
line,
lint
also
has
wagons
and
farm
place, order* the R ki -I'I ilii in sent
iiitendcnt.
Call And See US.
grow and pro*j> . hi ,*m -.*s mid r I he eonimlsslun-'i* at tln-ir meeting last to III* fattier as a birthday gift,
machinery
of
all
kinds,
together
with
A
Io
t'hrl*'m:
s.
week,
ord
ring
Sheriff
Kershner
We
had
a
niee
time
p'piilar a I n . m : u | oii of l.iiidl-ird
g.iix! Ixiy and doubtless a worthy crockery, furniture, carjx-ts, rugs, Tin- Indian school children had one
Ki"man. II,, , n ,| )( „,.tl f.,r t;i. collis i all dellnqu ut taxes without
father!
Mr. JeiisM-n live* twelve etc. In the store he has not far of the lx-st of dinners and an excel­
tired and hungry i* well apprecl.it cd further del iy. Th • nlierl!! will th -re- mile* from her >.
front 810,000 Wurth.
In Ills ware­ lent Christmas tree.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878-
Notice for Publication.
*■ hl vli'iwn by th erow I » of t rav -1er» fore I m - i O|||¡M-Ih-'I t-1 lake pris-cedings
house. he ha* much more.
If there
Skating is not very gmxl. this year
Notice for Publication.
II. I-'. Allan and wife, of Cblppc-
to make *m h colici t ioti* al once un-
who risii linn.
is any other hardware establishment on account of rain and snow.
way
Falls.
WI»..
arriveu
on
Monday
UNITED
STATES
LAND
OFFICE.»
I*
madc.
The
nnly
I,** payment
Tlios. Martin \ s,,n>
ill tile state that exceeds his in |x-r-
EXITED STATES LAND OFFICE.)
Tin-boys of this plivce are talking L akkview , Oasixix, December 2. Istitl.i
prxijier thing tu do for thi«e wlm evening to m ike a brief visit to Mrs. fis-tion. quantity ot business, we con­ nf organizing a base ball nine in the
of tin- Klamath
Notice is hereby given that, in com­ L akkvikw , O regon , Ix-ceniber 2, 1899.»
Allan's brother. County Cierk With­
Notice is hereby given that, in com­
spring. L<«*k out Ixiys and get your pliance with the provisions of the act of
gratulate the town where it is.
••»•II*. Hi * w y, piirehae-d of Bran- have hot Vet paiil tlieir fax«-* In.
row and his family, whom she hail
Congress of June 3, 18*8, entitled “'An pliance with the provision» of the act of
therefore,
to
foithwiili
piy
up
and
b
st
players
for
they
’
ll
.*
sm
lx*
visit
­
don Bru*., ,,f Merrill, the flouring
The second story of this building
act for the sale of timl-er lands in the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An
ing around.
nave th- '--st mid aiiliiiyancc tlu-y will not seen for twenty-three years, Af-
states of California, Oregon. Nevada an,I act for the sale of timber lands in the
<"lll»of lll:il pia .
\y,. |,.ani ltllU
was a few weeks ago purchased by
I n t Ids mat I er the t -t a short and pleasant visit, Mr.
litlii-rvvi*e have.
The Isiys who were remembered Washington Territory.” Perry Stewart, states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Hie
hxlgc
of
A.
O.
I'.
IV.
It
coii-
Bl
-, ■ contlniM th th--
of .Medford. County of Jackson. State of Washington Territory,” Thomas W.
Nhcriff ha* no discretion whatever. and Mrs. Allan left for home I his tains a hxlgc nxitn 27 by uii feet, ele­ with skates by Santa Claus, are hap­ On-gon.
tni-n-aiitlli- Inishi *.
has this day tile,I in this office Beckett, of Medford, Ore., County of
py
over
their
gifts.
though
they
Lind
morning.
The law - rders him to collect the
his sworn statement. No. 1U7. for the Jack«on. State of Oregon, has this day
gantly finished and furnished; a ban­ the ice isn't very gixxl.
lh l..ik. it, i Exaiiiln<-r entered
purchase of the SVV. '4 of Section Xo. tiled in this office his sworn statement,
mom -, and If he neglect* tn do II.
quet hall titi by It feet, an antenxini.
REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION!
Tlic Indians on the reservation are 32, in Township Xo. 40 N., Range No. 7 No. 158, for the purchase of the NK. *4
Il I* .iiu -ir-
lie. hili'. If, is liable for lieglcct of
E.. and will offer proof to show that the of Section No. 32. in Township No 40.
reception nxiin, closets, etc.
The busy breaking wild horses.
,*1' 11
' ' 1 '
• v l, iii / i - s receive,I
land sought is more valuable for its tim­ S.. Range No. 7 E., and will offer proof
duly.
lodge
has
alxnit
a
hundred
memlicrs.
Notice
is
hi
reby
given
that
a
meet
­
at this nl.i -e, .nui i, ,j,|,.x lining nt-w*y
Rescix* Wat 111 and Belle None» ber or stone than for agricultural pur­ to show that the land sought is more
a collision ing of the McKinley lb publican Club, all of whom justly have an honorable were married at the residence of llen- poses, and to establish his claim to said valuable for its timlier or stone than for
M e are Inf
ed.l -I. H |11W ,.v,.ry )l|(1,
•rii I’aeilic of Klamath Falls, is called for Wed­ pride In the elegant hour- provided rv Wilson on the 3rd inst. The next land la-fore the Register and Receiver of agricultural purposes, and to establish
«•"•«of prosp-Hiy.
Mliy (|h gruwtll to ik pine • on
day the couple left for their future this office at 1-akeview. Oregon, on Sat­ ins claim to said land before the Regis­
loll
bet
Ac
1
Ashland
and
Ros, burg nesday evening. January 24. H»00, at for their six-iety.
'""liniii- an.I im i ,1M, pen-nnliilly.
urday, the 17th day of February, 1!MX). ter and Receiver of this office at Lake­
home at Yaiuax.
He names as witnesses: 8. R. Reeves, view, Oregon, on Friday, the 16th day
IvLmiaili I- ,||s i, H| f(,,v hcc I vu I h , <»r 111 Sunday <>r Monday, resulting In 7:30 o’clix-k, at the court house, for
Allen's girls are back to scluxil of Medford, Oregon N. Ct. Bates, of of February. 1900. He names as wit­
I RO.M BONANZA.
mil,
h
llama,-e,
bill
no
I--**
of
life.
the
pur|xisc
of
elect
ing
delegates
to
"’.xirliin-* on Monday. Though it
Medford. Oregon; T. AV. Beckett, of nesses: A. I). Naylor, of Medford, Ore.;
again after a long vacation.
R. Andrus, ol G. L. Schermerhorn, of Mei I ford, Ore.;
Medford, Oregon; i».
1
*<«awann d iy. yet’ (he mud vv ’JIM Two fn-ighi train*, the one n «¡n-cial the Republic.in League of Oregon, at
The went her Is rather damp for this
We hope our Indians will sell more Medford, On-gon. Any and all percons C. O. Ramsey, of Medford, Ore.; W.
mid
1
he
oilier
a
regular,
were
run
­
Portland,
February
it.
11MM1.
"* 'I" |l fill- p, upl - I,, |„. 0||( I|||(|
bard (?) winter, raining almost every­ horses when the government buyers claiming adven ely the alx»ve-de*crilx*i Forsyth, of Meilford, Ore. Any and all
I.. F. W ili . its . President.
J'” Ide in.
\. ,| V(,.lr a| U|1|| thl|i, ning hi opposite directions, mid came
day . ami the stockmen areas happy come again, than they did when they lands are requested to tile their claims persons claiming adversely the above-
together in the Cow Creek tunnel
C. L. I’. vhiiihii , Secretary.
in this office on or before said 17th -lav descrilxxl lands are requested to tile
\ Y
as larks of the spi iug. it* they feel were here the first time
*'11
I r.iliiM air hl voglie,
of l-’ebruarv, 11M0.
tlielr claims in this office on or before
No.
.
I.
badly
wrecking
l*>th
train*.
assured
of
plenty
of
feed
for
the
stix-k
'"' k will cut ii , ligure with travelers.
To Owner* of Cattle and Hor.es.
Fl. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
said lOtli dav of February. 1900.
NOTICE.
No live* w- re lost, and we have not
and the continuation of the reign of
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
" ll"'1'ike* and river* are full of
Wi- wish stink to keep ami feed pros|x-rity that ha* been abundant in
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
there
are
learned whether any were seriously during the winter on our ranch, almut
" "I* of gp .M. Ilri. |1v|„g hurt. Engine* had to be sent from
this county for some time past. funds in the town treasury to pay all Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878—
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878—
live niilcK soul li of Kelio, on the river.
Notice for Publication.
r 1 1 *'
's a gloat country for Ashland and Roseburg to pull the Lots of hay. good shelter, plenty of Well, 1 will get olf on I lie wrong sub­ warrants up to and inelunding No. 093.
Notice for Publication.
ject if you don’t stop me soon, as this Interest will cease from date.
Ina f.-w week.* mi Im-
water,
and
the
st<a-k
will
have
as
w reck* mil of t he I iinnel.
Th ■ non-
I* intended as a news item and noth­
December 28, 18W.
t'NITED STATES LAND OFFICE »
VX1TF.D STATES LAND OFFICE. I
¡^.-1111,1.,,,r H.(|ntliu |ri|t||
good care as our own. Terms, $1.00
J. W. SlSMI-XS,
arrival of the mall from Portland al
ing
else.
L akkvikw , O kkuox . December 2, 18110. I L. vkrview , O kkoon , December 2, 1899.)’
per month per head. Calves, year­
frnn'ii','"
W"
Town
Treasurer.
this place nil Tuesday was occil*loiied lings and colts at a less price. Apply
Notice is hereby given that, in com­
The lodge of Odd Fellows that was
Notice i* hereby given that, in com­
" 1 tn up Klainath river to by I lie delay of the regular passenger Io Vandekarr A Son, Kelio I’ostotliee. instituted here mi Thursday. Friday
pliance with the provision* of the act of pliance with the provisions of the act of
New supply of Handkerchiefs. La­
Hie la* ' s in lv 1.1111 a 1 h county.
and Saturday of last week, was all ces. Golf hats, etc., at E. E. Huso's Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An
I rain* on account of the accident.
act for the sale of timlx-r lands in the act for the sale of timber lands in the
Notice.
that
ativ
one
could
expect.
We
are
Hargusand Straw, who
Mllllncrv.
states ___
of _________
California, , Oregon,
Nevada anil
states of California, Oregon, Nevada and ____
—„
i
told
th.it
then-
is
now
a
membership
J
’’^.m-lta,, w,.,.ks ag), |u went
If this town did not have good aide-
Those desiring the services of a
territory. ” 8.
b . n.
Washington Territory," G. Shell, of - Washington Territory,
R. Keever,
Reever,
like walk* and str-el crossings, we should dentist should call at once. Hotel of thirty-six on the roll Ixxik. and five
The Klamath Real Estate Bureau Medford, Oregon, County of Jackson, , of Medford, Ore., County of Jiuksoi.,
11,11" ¡on* a* phy»lcian* mid siir-
or six more have been voted on and
State of Oregon, lias this day tiled in ■ State of Oregon, lias this day tiled in.
all lie compelled Io realize what kind Llnkville. Room 2.
iM'for.- iheuah
accepted, but not initiated yet.
We ha* 1200 acres tif choice timber land this office his sworn statement, No. ltk>, I this office his sworn statement, No. 157,
Da. W m . M autin .
' ini-illeal board,
Il Is a diabolical
of Sec-
of a thing mud is.
are satistied they enjoy the work, as for sale. Call on C. L. Parri*h, man­ for the purchase of the 8E. '4 of Section for the purchase of the NE.
*' rc
Het tiled (
utt Monday, a* coinbinal Ion of dil l and water, al-
No. 28, in Township No. 40 8., Range 1 tion No. .80. in Township No. 40 8.,
a member’s Ix-tter half told us the ager.
l,e'r>n:uiy fti,.|l(|
Is will be gla I to
No. 7 F.., and will offer proof to show Range No. 7 E., and will offer proof to
other day that her ‘-hubby” was get­
lliost bottomless in many places, and
“""w. I lial t|1(
New and second-hand bixiks for that the land sought is more valuable for show that the land sought is more valu­
"')' had In all partirti-
ting home from the club or lodge nt
In all places si leks Io and bedaulis all
'|^l,''W<1-.s*fll||ll)(11ch
its timber or stone than for agricultural i able for its timber or stone than for ag­
4 o’clink In the morning and then ly­ sale at E. E. Huse's millinery.
exaililn.l- that go over or through It. But Illis
purposes, and to establish his claim to ricultural purposes, and to establish his
Table linen, napkins and towels
ing in bed until 9 o'clock and then
said land lx«fore the Register and Re­ claim to said land liefore the Register
E.
lluse
’
s
mll-
just
received
at
E.
can he easily cured.
Here are Inl­
wanting a warm breakfast.
Don't
ceiver of this office at Lakeview. Ore­ and Receiver of this office at Lakeview,
J,1"’‘ lloltson,”
L Parrish,
know how that is.
But we hope to
Weill lip iliense collect Ions of rock, hard and lini-ry.
gon, on Friday, the ltith day of Febru­ 1 tregon, on Friday, the lflth day of Feb-
fh. /
l! '-v
S'otday, iaklng to
Call an C. L. Parrish, manager of see tin-order or any thing else that
ary, 1V»OO. Hi- names as witnesses: D. rtiary, 1900. He names as witnesses:
Notary
Public,
Abstracter,
Imperishable
¡mil
in
quantity
suffi
­
2;" P'"'’ 8"memen to cut
R. Andrus, of Medford, Ore.; C. O. G. B. Cole, of Medford, Ora.; E. P.
Real Estate Bureau, for bargains in ha* for it* object the upbuilding of
logs for cient to build a Chinese wall, and all
Conveyancer and Searcher of Ramsey, of Medford, Ore.; A.T. Drisko, Orser, of Medford, Ore.; D. R. Andrus,
mankind, nourish and succeed.
Suc­
country mid city property.
"¡uJ
P'at;"...............
of Medford. Ore.; A. M. Woodford, of of Medford, Ore.; N.G. Bates, of Med­
The handy to the places where needed.
cess to you. Isiys.
Hope you will let
Records.
Medford. Ore. Any and all ix-raolis ford, Ore. Any and all persons claim­
Fine toilet soap. ’• cents a cake, nt inc In some day.
Mr p•
h H
told by
OFFICE IN COt'ItT ltOVSK.
claiming adversely the above-described ing adversely the above-described lands
',Ir‘HHuu-ds fi, ■
} These great musses of rock, which E. E. Hose's millinery.
" Lew Denill*, who, have been growing harder every year
A Mnsotde order is, so we are told,
lands are requested to tile their claims nre requested to file their claims in this
I
""dcraLind,
in thia office on or before said 10th day office on or before said ltith day of Feb*
Children s and ladles’ mittens nt to lx- organized in this place soon;
-
"
ill
m
ike
regular
My
connection
with
the
Assessor
’
s
office
for
since
they
were
first
flrod,
a
million
r|P* liercafic
ruary,1900.
also there Is some talk of starting an the |>nsl vlglit yesrs gives me the bext knowl­ of February. 11MM).
r "IIh pii.ssenger* and years ago, out of t he preblstorle and E. E. lluse’s Millinery.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
edge ol Klnmntli realty. I possess the only
E'. M. Bl!ATTAIN, Register.
ffi'lglit,
a . o. r. w.
■Present Ownership" record In Klamath coun­
vole inle ancestor of Crat -r lake, were
ty. Agent for the London A Lancashire fire
Abrrib| .
SKK TIIE REAL ESTATE Ul'KE.Vt
i. 1IKU-T.V» VSiiOOP- VT < OSI
l.. K m *E
I L. E. Haii' hett and crew were here Insurance CoHipiuij.
(»e- evid-o'Iy "if mide fororn ini'-nt, hut
iw?
Got Your
ooo
Winter
Woolens
Yet?
Union Suits.
Two-piece Suits.
Hose, Sox.
Felt Boots, etc., etc.
\M ìaù
?
’>
L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
In Order To
Make Room
For Our Fall
and Winter
Stock,
we
Are Selling A
Goods Cheap, <
c.
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