KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
and nominate another Is a cou
which, though (he Expit s has ado
ed it, is too disreputable to follow
Publi.hr.! every Thuriutey by
W. MUSE & SON,
E ditors and P konubtoim .
•VIMRirriON BATCH
On« y«ar (in advance)
Six month»
Three months
Mingle copies
Advertising at reasonable rates.
THURSDAY.
APRIL
I* co
i 00
M)
10
12,
GOOD NEWS.
1900.
Dr. Vance X Co., will be at Hon
za Saturday next, April, 14. Con
tat ion free.
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
Reati »o.
China and glass ware at Duffy’s
Treasurer’« Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that then1
funds in the county treasury for tin
demption of the following county '
rants, protested on and prior to Aug
1891. Interest on same will cease i
this date: 4513,4515, 4497, 4479, 4
423-5, 451.8, 4521. 4494, 4478. 4484, 4
4-538, 4-,20. 4493, 4177. 4483, 45'4, 4
4519, 4491, 4475. 4459, 4545. 4510, 4
4472, 4466, 4537, 4509. 4486, 4470, 4
4536,4507.4487 , 4464, 4582, 4531, 4
448.8. 4162, 4581,4516, 4-VH, 41'2. 4
4255. 5.526, 4498, 4480. 4467. 4247.
Dated nt Klamath Falls. Oregon,
12th day of April, 1900.
H. IL V an V «I Ki Niu iai,
County T reas uri
A telegram from
McMinnville
brings the joyful news that at the
congressional convention held at that
place Tuesday. Hon. Thomas II. Ton
gue was triumphantly and enthusias
tically re-nominated for congress on
the first ballot. The election of so I
ORDER TO SHOW CAI SE.
steadfast a friend of .Oregon, is of In
...............
.....______
the County
Court ____
ot the State
course undoubted, and we hope that ! Oregon, for Klamath county.
tbeeU,.™.,., KHm.ll.
‘
¿J J-.«
J‘
have seen his admirable and consist-1 Order to show cause vs. sale of
ent course in congress, will swell his estate.
it appearing to the judge of said <
marjority by every vote.
by petition this day presented and
by E. D. Brigg", administrator of
A WORD OF REPLY.
estate, tiiat it is necessary to sei
The Express of last week, in its ef- real estate of said dece-lent to pa;
debts of said estate and costs of ad
forts to stir dissention over the nom ‘ istration, now, therefore, it is orc
" ! republican
inations made by the
i ,
, by
. the . judge
~ of said court that any
d th., i •H, rinr,
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A OL. VI.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
MARRIED.
At til«' residenee ot the bride's par
returned outs. Mr. and Mrs. Breitenstein, ot
Klamath Falls, yesterday evening. by
The Republican State convention the Rev. Mr. Hunsaker. AA in. I.. Nail
to Miss Francis Breitenstein, al' ol
is being held in Portland today.
this place. Our Is'st eongratuliitions
The roads are grow ing better con
are extended.
stantly and the stages arrive prompt
I
BOX AX/ \ III .’IS.
ly on time.
The I’l.iimieaiet
The
prayer of:...... . colored minister four
IIUH I sslON il
t \ i I»M
JOHN S. ORR.
\ « ars ago. oil 1 he eie of
ial «'leet loll is gissi «'I'“"
Attorney-at-Law.
lish. The fact Huit tin I<* prayer
Ki «MATH Fuis. •
O kkoon .
fullv answered, shows th.it I the
vet answer' pr.iveis. The old
JJIRAM F. MURDOCH,
1 said:
(lie
». I.»rd. save
Attorney-at-Law.
from the hinds of I hem wlm is trying
i »ihfv near
A Ix'nelieial rain moistened the
tn bus! it up. Give UN pie'll ' “C "l"1'
Kl Dll III 111 I N.
< hlKt.tlN .
Toiill is quiet tialay. The repre
ground last night, and was much
and go si money for it. s i we ean i ik
sentatives of democracry are about ali
iieneltt to the growing crops.
gisal care of our wives .lid c'lil'l: il.
home from the convention and seem
(j>(> >’• MCKI-RSON,
and buv gissi lire.id mil in ‘-il ami |'i)
Mr. Van Dunlap the popular solici
reasonably sober.
tor for tlie railroad bonus, returned
for II. We "-ml I“ k(*P !••■'" ’ ' | J
Attorney-at-Law.
J. D. Walker, of Langell A alley, is of our cltiirvh ami mit nt mir prayer
to his home in Talent on Tuesday.
Ki,
math
I' mis , • 'hollos.
in town today on business.
meetings, but we can't belo askim;
John A. .lefrey formerly the dis
Newt. M. Sewell, of Lorclla. was in Th,-,, to keep a ............. . ft* 1 II" I’ ""
trict attorney tor this district, lias
t. n Riatti, .«i, d .
town today, accompanied by his miseiahle sinner. It van. wlm we lieu ry
been nominated in Marion county for
dan: liter. Miss Lulu.
is enmin-: into this st at e h.in-l in h.imi
representat ive.
Physician and Surgeon.
- J. F. Howell and a mining expert witli s.itan. AA e ask I’lic. . 'ion l è t
Chas. R Maiple. who has lieen ub
Kiiuirii F ai . i . m ,
• O hxgun .
by the name of Cousins, me here l<Hik him do no harm; forgive Ills sins tli.it
sent in California since last .lune, ar-
ri-.lilvut I'ln .U'lNtl an.l HurRi-oil l
ing after our ledge of volcanic ash lie is commitiug every day. and then th< Furmvrly
g . h .,1 ..iii.rll.ii
l'orllaii.l
rived Imine Monday and expects to
near town. AA e hope in the nearfut kms-k the st Ullin' out of hit...........
remain here for a time.
lire to see this mine in uperatimi mid Nov. :nber. "
!.. i.t-wnr.
Tile Trustees of the Grace Method producing lots of gold.
CriHiks County Jmirmd: Money
ist Episcopal church expect soon to
Attorney-at-Law,
Several eases of grip are reported makes tl....... me go. ami ....... ci goes
. dveitme fur bids fur the «'reetion of in a very mild from.
when the Deinocriitlc doiikei is run KLAMATH FALLS, - - <
the piopi sed church building.
AA inted. a good ductor to locate at ning. B ateh "iir per c.ipit.i circula-
The semi-annual examination of this place. AV rite the I’. M. for ¡in e itlon dwindle away dtirm ■ I’n shletil j ;RI D II. MILLS,
teachers is being fo kt LUg> week by formation.
('leieland’s last term:
■ i anty
Superintendent ‘ Fountain.
Attorney-at-Law.
I HHrt.
A. D. Ilmpohl and family are -x-
I'm!.
I ■'fi.
I'iieie are twelve applicants tor peeled home in a few days.
21.10
*24.28
*22.93
Ki i M V rII E «I I M,
t ‘aehers’ cert local- s.
Now w .neh it g i - >w again whl
Now that the elect ion ent rles have
E ister services at H >ust >:i Opera cl, seil. we suppose the flag will fall Republican t carni-t 11 mi irmi ■ i-I -rei Is
DUS. HARGUS AND STRAW.
House next Sunday at 7:45 p. m.
for a stmt in the r.i'V in a feu days. Protei'tion and Prosperity arc
songs, readings, recitations ami a
Physicians and Surgeons.
And oi fours' the republican ticket t races:
]8fi7,
i mis.
I 1*99
s;.oil address appropriate to the oe-
will finish in thI- ad in June, any
<ifM' K
('hliwtHMt A i’u ’■ I'riiji Mtnru
i asion. All are invited.
*22.49
*24.71
way we hope so.
Mol e A non .
-«¡x <’l«l atlrnth»n to i II m mm « ii ( lhe Rye. bur.
A prêt t v i am of s- i - s . iw . is
X-
nnd rhroat
Hllril
The ditch c.impany have a large
Bonanza April. 9.
Down, down, down the inmn-v
force of men at woikcicaning out the
(iOV ERN.MENT Si RA liA INtl.
latlmi under I»emis-ratie. and up.
irrigating ditch and preparing it tor
Lak
v
i-.-w
Examiner:
Georire
S.
tip
It gm's during a ÌH-pul>llean
use. Therefore i.i a tew days the
gardens and tiehis will rejoice in an Nicki-rsmi arrived In re Iasi w.-i k with minisi rat imi.
Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
a large crew of men to commence
-i luniiaiiee of water.
opera!ions
on
the
desert
in
surveying
Lii? only way to buiid up a t-IWIl,
says an exchange, is for ali t<> go j-.'leven townships of land for the
hand in iiami. every man to thewheei. 'I’ntt.-ii States government in the
Banish all feelings of disc >r 1 it any. Thick crei-k coiiiiliv. Mr, Nn-k rsoii
THl: SAN FR INCISCO
let harmony prevail, and you are sure h is :: com;.. : -nt assistant in the per-
< >1
'<
n
of
!'
B.
Henry,
who
is
recognized
to prosper. Talk about your town,
write about it. push it, speak well of its one ‘>f tin* I m ' s I civil engineers in
it, encourage your people at the hea I the state. Mr. Henry i.-. a u-sklent of
riti: lf . adino family papir
i-alls. Besides
Afi-ssrs.
J
u. municipal
aifairs, choke the Klamath
of rm: pacific coast .
I'.o.ili.-is, b-iutify the streets in every Nickerson and Henry, tin-crew com-
way. [liitronlze its iiiereliants, refrain pris. s Will Humphrey, John G. Schal-
from . nuaig mltsid • for goods. ;;d- I: i'l;. ( laud ( lopton and Arthur Far
vcriise tn the home newspipcrs, favor ter of Klamath Falls: Will W. Nicker
. I.<•::»•? enterprise always, and if you son of Vuinax, Frank L. Applegate
can't s.iy something good, keep quiet. of Klamath Agency; Herbert Lewis
A u ar- ail hustlers keep it up. Be of Lak- v ie : < it to Meti-han o! Salem:
Our own growing
• mrieous to strangers wiio come Will Pitteiiger of Portland, and John
and the
Merryman
of
H
illslsiro.
Mr.
Metchan
in.mg you so they will go tiutiy with
World’s Choicest.
Daily and Sunday, Ky Mail, Mi ¡er tor.
.> gisKt impression. Always ein-er up , is the son if Hon. I’hil. Metchan. e.x-
The hanilMHiiest and most n.iii.
tile men >,tio go in for improvements. st ite treasurer, and tlm two latter
Sunday, Ry Mail. SI.50 |*r year.
plete Catalogue we ever issiiei
Ii iti’i kick aisint ••unnecessary' Bil young men are nephew s of Hon. Tims.
sent free, if you state ill wha
IL
Tongue.
Wttkly, hi I'aers, *i per year.
i roiements irecause they ate liot
you me most interested Flow
Mr.
Niekersi.n
purchased
here
over
right at your door, or for fear your
ers. Aegetables. or Small Fruits.
taxes will ne raised a few cents, Let 3000 pounds of supplies ami spent ?l'm
Address all Communica
besides.
Sam
Duke
was
engaged
as
everyone labor in sympathy and h.tr
tions
to
W. S. LEOKE,
nioity and y ou will not only get to ille teamster and witli one of Chas. Ton-
ningsen’s teams took out the big I ikk I
Manager.
fr-mt but stay there.
Rochester, N. V.
of supplies. The crew will I h -engaged
Pine shoes and hats at Duffy’s.
Men’s suits $0.50 i-pat Duffy’s.
I at th" work for a'out sixty days.
David Slusik of Dairy,
from Ashland yesterday.
county convention, intimates that ^.n^X^Lnd
“,l.
the nomination of Mr. Kershner over lleirs to gaij estate, tow it: Mar;
Captain Siemens for the office of McLaughlin,May O. McLaughlin,
hherlir »a. a„ «.r.mel, d.sG.n.u.b:,
¿j«gjt, *;
thing to do, and says that Captain California, appear before said co
Nieuiens was
w<4**» uianoiioiaoiv
court, on Friday, the
tl._ llth day of
Siemens
dishonorably ».«ciiuwu.
sacrificed. ¡court,
, A
.
, , ,
,,
....
1900,
nsiu, at 10
iv o’clock
eiocs a.
n. m., at Kia
Si •betrayed
and rightfully enbittered I FaHs-
K
|
amalh
colIn
Falls. Klamath county, Oregon,
and there to show cause, if any e
by aspirants "for power or money.”
why an order should not
Now as a matter of fact, there was the
. I n - ,, grant
,
said administrator to sell at pi
nothing outside the common course gafo all the real estate belonging t,
of things anv different from the usu-1 estate and briefly described as fol
e*4 of nel4.
of ne'4 nnd
al proceedings of all conventions of The
of section 36, township 39, south.
any party. Two gentlemen were 6. east of AV. M„ and nw'4 of nw1.
candidates for sheriff—neither resort- J
“l n'' \,
'41 nL of sw quarte
quarter of ne quarter, nw quart
cd to dishonorable practice to win se quarter, and government lots 1
4 and 5, in section 31. town.-lii
and neither paid "Money” t to buy
‘
their nomination. The assertion of
2).jc.?.
ing 663 acres of land, and it appt
the Express that "money” was used, that the parties interested are nor
is the usual unworthy weapon of poll t- dents, it is further ordered that tl
I served by publication of this ordt
leal shysters and they who use it are four successive weeks.
generally those who are thinking con Done and made this 6th day of
L. F. W ili . it
siderably of such nefarious matters
County Ju
themselves.
Neither Siemens nor Kershner
TIMBER LAND, ACT JENE 3.
ever dreamed that one was “betrayed”
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATI'
until the complaisant Express assert
U nited S tates L and O ffic
ed it; neither thinks so now. Had
Lake view, Oregon, M areli. 5,
Captain Siemens won, the Express1 Notice is hereby given that in
would doubtless have as nimbly flop nliance with the provisionsof the
ped in its sympathy to Kershner’s’ Congress of June 3, 1878, entitle«
< Act for the sale of tirnlier land
side, and intimated that the money : _____
states of California, Oregon,
. , N
and
” I<
power had something to do with it.
-~J Washington
«•—»-«-■-•-— Territory
t —
Bishop, of Wellen County of Ja
Siemens and Kershner had an ex 1 | State
of Oregon, lias this’day ti
tremely close but honorable struggle this office her sworn statement N
forsheriff—and now Captain Siemens, for the purchase of the io:'4 of
xo. 25, in Township xo. +> S., lta
honorable republican gentleman as he j 7 E., and will offer proof to sh<
ta, stands shoulder to shoulder with the land sought is more valuable
^r or “
°ne tha
,rL 'i ior
jr, agri«
a-ri‘,
Sr. Kershner. All the insinuating I tim
timber
stone
than
°
nurnnaDO
anti to
tn netj
t» tub m-r
h»»r cl
<•
,
, ,
_
,
,
°
purposes, and
establish
Wmpathy of the Express is thrown ■ saill lan,| 1H.f,,rt. thl. Register «
Mvay, and instead of separating Messrs, eeiver of this office at Lakeview,
»".„„.and Keener. »Ill nalu.aU,
?k'J.
unite them and their friends closer Edsall of Wellen, Or., John A.’
than ever. Neither they or their of Jacksonville, Or., , Lillie M.
AL
and Fred AA'. Edsall of Phoenix, 1
friends are enbittered or outraged, 'Any
and all persons claiming ac
but a harmony and gisxl feeling pre the above-described lands are re
vail throughout the party which it to file their claims in this office
before eaid 14th day of May, 19'X
would be a good example for all
E. M. B rattain , Rtg
Others to follow.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1
* MOCRATIC CO. CONVENTION.
Notice for Publication.
The democratic county convention
UNITED STATES LAND OFFB
for the nomination of county officers,
met on Saturday last at the court L akeview , O regon , February 23
Notice is hereby given that, .
house in this place and made the fol ! pliance
with the provisionsof t;
lowing nominations:
I Congress of June 3, 1878, entitl
For county clerk, James Driscoll of act for the sale of timtier land:
states of California, Oregon, Net
Bonanza.
AVashington Territory,”
Ga
For sheriff, S. T. Summers, of Al A'anNatta, of As! I::.ul, County
* as
son,State of Oregon, has this da
itta
tamont.
this office his sworn statement,
««WM* pnn ; E. n . Burns, oi nmttmra-y
For Commissioner, Fred Melhase of for the purchase of the SE. of Section F. II. Crowson, of Ashland, Oregon; ' UNTTTD 8TATE- L ANjxìl I If E , show that flu i iati I
n I
i No. 13, in Township No. 40 S., Range Chris. Johnson, of Lakeview, Ore L akeview ,O regon , February 23,
Fort Klamath.
able for timls*r oi tone t liai. f r nurirnltu-
I No. 7 E., and will offer proof to show gon.
Any
and
all
jiersons
claim
ral
pur;s>ses,
ami
to
e
Notice is hereby given that, in com
liil.li-h hii .!>. m
For Treasurer, Alex. Martin Jr. that the land sought is more valuable
ing
adversely the above-described pliance with the provisions of the act of tn su’d land I H-lurii tin- Iti-vi-ter litri It, .
of Klamath Falls.
I for its timber or stone than for agricul land" are requested to file their claims Congress of June 3, LS78, entitlefl “An eeiver ol tlil- ollie«- nt l.nki-i i«-w, < >r., on
For Assessor, J. Bennett of Dairy. tural purposes, and to establish his in this office on or before said 7th day act lor the sale of timber lands in the .tloliday the I4thd.ivoi Mav, K m . Il
claim to said land before the Register
states of California. <>r< gon, Nevada mid names a~ wiln -"c.: J.nm s A.I. -ii
All these gentlemen are reported to and Receiver of this office at Lakeview. f May. l’.XJO.
E. M. BKATTAIN, Register.
Washington Territory,” Henry AA’ebei . John !!■ I -all ami Wallace ti. Bi
be popular and influential members of Oregon, on Monday, tlie7tii day of May,
of Klamath Falls, County of Klamath, Wellen, Or., ami John A. AA i l,t
1900.
He
names
as
witnesses:
jarty, and all, with perhaps one
State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this Jack-onville. Or. Am .ml all , .
Jacob Case beer, of Ashland, Oregon;
Land, Act June 3, 1878— office his sworn statement, No. 215 for claiming a lver elv the al
J,
are said to have been life Frank H. Crowson, of Ashland, Ore- Timber Notice
for Publication.
the purchase of the AA’1.. of SAA’1^ ami land" aie requested to file flair .
'
gon
;
Edward
W.
Burns,
of
Ashland,
ocrats. It is said that there
-E1^ of SAA1^ and SW4 of SI.1, of Sec in this oili e on or before said 14th
; John IL Will, ot Talent, Ore-
■ite a nnmber of candidates for Oregon
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,/ tion No. 18, in Township No. 40 S.. Ilmme of May, l’.MlO.
gon. Anv and all persons claiming ad
No.8E.,and will offer proof to sho« that
E. M. B iutt . un , Regi-t r.
Jf the prominent offices but on versely the above-described lands are L akeview , O regon , February 23, lttopj the
lami sought is more valuable for its
Notice
is
hereby
given
that,
in
com
1
requested
to
file
their
claims
in
this
beration, the above slate was
slone than for agricultural pur
office on or before said 7th day of pliance with the provisions of the act of tiinberor
TIM BEI! LA N I ». A< T .UNE : I - ;
,—adopted, it is presumed, May, 1900.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An poses, and to establish hi claim to said
NOTICE I <HI K BU» A Tl< >N.
act for the sale of timber lands in the land before the Register mid Receiver m
aniinity and no heart burning,
E. M.BRATTAIN, Register.
ibis office at Lakeview, Oregon, on
states
of
California,
Oregon,
Nevada
and
t it was the wish of the conven-
F ni TI.D Fl VI»:.! I VNI> Oi l K I-,
Washington Territory,” William F. Monday, the 7th day of May, l'.CH),
Lakeview, Oregon, March 5. I ■'.().
select the candidates from the Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Grob of Lakeview, County of Lake, State lie names as witnesses:
Jabe Houston, of Klamath Falls, Ore
..otil e i" hereby uiv.-ii that in , <,m
Notice for Publication.
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office
ratic party alone and thereby
his sworn statement, No. 220, for the gon ; Hobt. fl. Bunnell, of Klamath Falls, [.I lance with the provisi, a is i.fi lie a- I . f
gnore the claims of the populist
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,» purchase of the S >,4 ot N '.2 of Section No. Oregon; James Bailey, of Ashland, Ore ('ongrvss of June 3, 187 k , emití,.,| ••
branch altogether, may not be the L akeview , O regon , February 23, lfiOO.f 31, in Township No. 40 S., Range No. 8 gon; Geo, O. ViinNatta, of Ash act for tlie sale of timber lami» in i'|,,.
land, Oregon.
Any and all per .- tutes of California, Oregon,
v.i I i
Notice is hereby given that, in com E„ and w ill offer proof to show that the sons claiming adversely the above-de ami Wa-hington Ti rriloiv,” J r. .|' W
correct conclusion yet it looks a little
land sought is more valuable for its tim
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
scribed
hinds
are
requested
tu
file
their
Edsall, oi I’hocnix, (kjimtv of .1 ,-k-,
like it. The recent sudden flop of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An ber or stone than for agricultural pur
in this office on or before said State of Oregon, has tin . .lav ti!e-|
the Express from populism to demo act for the sale of timber lands in the poses, and to establish his claim to said claims
7th
day
of
May
I'.HXt.
Ibis ollii-e his swum statement.',., ---|
before the Register and Receiver of
«•racy showed that something was in states of California, Oregon, Nevada and land
e . m . bkattain , Register.
for the piinrha«- of the NAA'i , .,t 8,’,-p ,u
AV ashington Territory,” John II. Will, this office at Lakeview, Oregon, on
No. 1, in Township No. Il S, iPm-,,. \,,
the wind, and may indicate that the of Talent, County
of Jackson, Monday, the 7tb day of May, 1900.
7 E ami will offei proof t-, show’ tl. n
two parties would nj longer trot State of Oregon, has this day filed in He names as witnesses:
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF the land sought is more valimi.h- I- r n -
E. W. Burns, of Ashland, Oregon;
SALE.
along together In the same harness, this office his sworn statement, No. 211, Geo. W. Crowson, oj Ashland, Oregon ;
timber or Hone than for agrieultural
for the purchase of the SW. ,'4 of Sec
ptirpoMis, nml to estat.lbh hi- cl - m
and that the nominations of demt>- tion No. 13, in Township No. 40 S., Frank II. Crowson, of Ashland, Oregon ;
Pursuant to an order made by the to said lami before the Ri-gist. r ami |;,..
crats were henceforth to be purely Range No. 7 E., and will offer proof to John II. Will, of Talent, Oregon. Any Hon. ('minty Judge of the County ('ourt eeiver
ot t hi * offici« at Lakeview Or on
and all persons claiming adversely the
democratic and non populistic. Or it show that the land Bought is more valu above-described lands are requested to <if the State of Oregon, for Multnmnah Monday ÿo. | Uh <|;1y ,,f M.iy, l:'' i i ' ||„
able for its timber or stone than for ag
dated on the 12th day of March, xv'n"
"'I
.' me i A. |-.f.|
may be that the populists are them ricultural purposes, and to establish his file their claims in this office on or be County,
l!S)0, the nmler-igne.l .Administrator oi V i'lv
I’| m |,'T i
bbl M. I.i I.-, ,
fore
said
7th
«lav
of
May
1900.
claim
to
said
land
before
the
Register
selves the ones to disrupt the com
the Estate of William McKenzie, de a l of \i lien, i.r. gon, John A. Wright
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
and Receiver of this office at Lakeview,
ceased, hereby offers for sale at private of Jacksonville, Oregon. Anv ami all
pact of brotherhood, and like the Oregon, on Monday, the 7th day of
"ale, lhe following d,*."i:ribe<l real estate per-ot, - claiming inlver < ly tlm above
populists of Jackson and many other Mav, 1900. He names as witnesses:
belonging to said Estate, to wit:
ile.-iTibe I lands me n-qm
tll ¡p,
Frank
II.
Crowson,
of
Ashland,
Ore
TIM
BEK
LAMI,
A
’
T
J
INE
.3.
1878,
conn ties of the state take the middle
The South half of the nortliea t quart tlieir claims in this olli.-e on or I . i
gon; Geo. O. VanNatta, of Ashland,
NOTICE
I
’
OII
PUBLICATION.
er and the north half of the southeast said 1 HI, »lay of May, I9O).
of the road and go It alone.
Oregon ; Geo. W. Crowson, of Ashland,
quarter of Section Eighteen (18) mid
E. M. I’. kattaix , Register.
But be this as it may, whether the Oregon; Edward W. Burns, of Ashland,
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
the southwest quarter of Section Seven
Oregon.
Any
and
all
persons
claim
Lakeview, Oregon, March 5, ltMM). teen (17). fill in I'ownsliip Thirtv-seven
populists stand with the democrats or ing adversely the almve-described lands
Notice is hereby given that in com (37), Smith oi Range Nine (9), East, of
alone, is a matter which is none of are requested to file their claims in this pliance
with the provisions of the act of the Willamette Meridian, in Klamath Tl MBEII LA ND, At !T JI ' N E 3 187
notige for I’ fblk a i iox .
office on or before said 7 day of May, Congress of June 3, I878, entitled “.An (founty, Oregon, containing two hundred
our business either way.
1900.
act for the sale of timber lands in the acre." more or less.
In this campaign we shall make it
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
The terms of sale are cn")i in hand,
I MTED- TATES LAND (il l ICE, ;
a point to treat both the democrats
mid Washington Territory,” Lillie M. ami offer." or bids for the piirchn e of L aki . vikw , O rkiios ', February 2, 19m |
Edsall of Phoenix, County of Jackson, said real estate, Upon sniil terms will be
and populists with courtesy. The
Notice is hereby given timi in coin-
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— State of Oregon, has this day filed in received iiy Robert A. I lame, said
course of the Express in denouncing
ph.inei- with the provisions . f t|,„
,l(
thU
office
her
sworn
statement
No.
228,
Administrator nt his jtlaee of bnsines-«
Notice for Publication.
the Republican con vention and Insin
for the purchase of the FL, of S'., of Number 518, Marqumn Building, Port- < «ingress of Jmn- 3. 1878, «-ntiti.-l -A,,
Section No. 30, in Township' No. 40 S., land, Oregon, np to and im In ling the act for the sal«- of timber lan-ls in the
uating fraud and corruption and the
"tah'R of Cafifornia, Oregon, N. v., |.,
UNITED STA TES LA N D DI T I C E, f
Range No 8 E, and will offer proof to
■jse of money to down O'»ne candidate L akkview , O regon , February 2'1, lflOO.J show that the land sought is more vnhi- 30th day of April, BXM), nml from and and '»R'lunztun Territori ," F. 11 y|pi
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sne 3. 1878 -
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B uy Vick's
BEST NEWS SERVICE.
BEST LITERARY FEATURES.
BEST ART PRODUCT.
JAMES VICK S SONS.
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E. M. I > K.A IfA I N, lu-gisier.
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pnanre wttn tw p-uvisions oi tin 'i'l
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ad for Ihu nule <»f linil>«*r hiñó hi tb^
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Van Viilki iilinrg, *»t Khinmth I i* -'
(’oiii'ty <»( KbiniHfli, Slut«* <»í • Httfun,
Iri1- llsi.4 <|.iv tîlud in thin oflu «• I” r *w"’11
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Ii’ li .Xo. 22, in T»»wn-hip
llnngu N«». E., mid will ofíur !■' u. ( fir
•how that the l.md nought H i"" re mi
iial»h* f<>r ffn llinhvr nr *t'>iie •' au (er
a^f h uhnr.il |inriMiP<’M, unii t<> • • al-lidl
liui uliiini to Faifl htnd huí ..............
"H' II"1 Regi»-
.............
....... office
t« r an I Ilwvivcr
<>í ... (hlH
I«.......... at I wkv-
View, <h’ugnn, , mi Saturday, tl e I lth>l*y
i. she
•»I \|>ril, I
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............... U" mux
S II. !»'>\v, of K lainath l all’“, ‘ H
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K.n^h’.of Klaihiiili I ìi II h , ii" 1 11 ; J
\. Tavl >r, of KI am at li I .ills, < u« " ; I!
¡Í. Multinoli, oí AII hiii ”I i I • On>’“n.
Any and all purnoiiM uliiiining ”'lv'Y
Iliu abovi' du-rr i I kh I lamlniii«' ^’-|<lu^‘tP’,
to file flu ir ulainiM in thin oPi' '1 ”n °r
1>uí(»ii' hh I I I Illi <lny oí April, ri,oU'
E. M. BKATPAIX, Ihgrtur.
I MTED STATES- f, A N D OFFICE, i
1.11: i v : : - , * I ri '. g in , I i-bi mu y 2, 19't. I
Notice i- h'-r«-liy given that in com
; :-i 1 e with the provi-i- ns of the net -,|
1 "'-i -oi.liim- 3. 1878. entitled "All
n t |or tl,. ale of limls-r lands in tin
• "I I'.ilifoi h.a, Oregon, Ni-vmhi,
ii.'i At a-hingtoii Territory,” John II.
Whitcomb, of I'ieatd, ('o'inty <•( .'i I.i
yo.i. Stale of Ciiltforiiirt, has this day
'■I' I o Ibis uffiee his sworn statemeni
'■o. UI6, hr Ilin pure Imre of Ilie KAV
: i-ii'm "f - .i «ion Nu. 32. in lowtii’liip
'• "A 8.. R.iiigv No. (i E,, nml will m
I''1’ I'l' I to show that the lai.d «night
>« Ili n, vnlmihl" for its timber nr stone
th in for i.;i ¡cultural piirp-.-i-a, ami to
e tnbli h ins claim to mi I land before
I In- I;,-gl« 1er and Receiver of thisollii-e
at Luk. view, Oregon, on Friday, the
I a h day of A j . i i|, IIHX), lie name« as
'-s: I . J. Fly, of Picard, Culi-
Imnia; .1 R. Miller, of Browm-ll, Cnli-
'“"i 1 IL I’, 4>ulaiiii-ittl, of Klamath TIMBER LAND. ACT.II'NE
I’*®*
' cl-, t'n-gon; J. AV, Bra mieti burg,
NOTH E I i>!: 1’1 Bl.KAI l"N-
I l.l.imath lull", Oregon. Any nn-l
■‘J p'i «mis claiming ndvel. ely the
I NITED STATES LAND’H I H I-!
-1 'nV,- di -mibed lands ore requested to
In" lln-ir cl.lini, in this i Ili.......li or be L akivifw , I I iikgon , January 29, ri,1,-i
Ime said Ki|, ,|av of A|>ril. 1900,
Nutii c is I ercl'V given timi i" |l "”
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i|< iv ir* I'uin ”
|iliuncii >3ii||
w ilb im
llie ’ J |iriivi»i"liH
nf • ■ ll ' ' ■■ 1 ’
E. M. BRA I I AIN, Register.
Í’on/ii'NM of .1 iifitt 3, IM78, rniill' *
net for 11n* Hitle of limier Inii'h
in
lami" in
M)TK'E Kilt i't’BLB'ATlON.
1 Mll.li I ATI.. LA.NDOFI ICE. i
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I «-hrmui 2, l'io i
Notic. • ■ i" ■ li.-reby given that in com-
pliniice "llii tin- provisions of the net of
' ',l ' ! ' '
Il'- -»,
1111 o, «-IH II I
“ ............
J-’une
3, 1878,
entitled "An
11 1 I r thè mie «,f timbi-r hirnla
............ in the
'''!'«« ' i ' "biniiua, Oregon, Nevada,
aii'l \\. him.'lon I . , ri . itoi v,"
Mills,
..... L.O.
K. V r. »unir,
<»f
Kuiio, ( t ’ I,tn,tv
..... ; of ' •'
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Ol Keim,
Khiiniith,
Mate of
' 'regoli, has (hi'
-i" day filed n this office
hi « suora stati
....... . No. 200, fur the1
ement
l'iirel,
,,f ||„. s |„df of SE quarter
ami si: qI(;ir!..r of :«W qmirtiT, ' l.'.t i, ol
ii timi No. la, in Town hip No. 38 H._
l.aiigi’ No. i; E., limi «ili ,,ffer plisif le
i",'",1 'i'1 **"' l1"1'! sougiit is more vili”
bu il" timi,. ,
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after snid day, I, the said Administrator, of Khmuitli Falls, Comity of Riamati,’ i''"1 '“ e. ir,., o( Ibis olllci' al Lilkeview.
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ii'l land I iifiiic lint
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1900. He ninni « 'S,
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