K lamath
C ounty .. •
-«
itig. $2.0'0 per mile.
For la. ng
rails. $4t»0. F«T I H iding bridges t e
> price is $20 per thousand feet of luin-
1 her consumed. He is allowed until
October 1. 1901, to complete the
work John Hale expect» to »tail
the work about the hist of this Octo-
I her. He is w inding up his contracts
Ml
w for the government jetty work at
Gray's Harbor, Wash., and ba* $,400
1 men at work, 450 of whom are Japa-
'■ nose.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
PublUheil every Thur«a»y by
W. HUSE á SON,
E ditors and I’ koi - iuktok ».
»mowirrtos katib :
One year (in advance)
01X month*..............................
Three months.......................... •
Siimi« copies
Advertising at reasonable rates.
THURSDAY.
AUGUST
»2
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ALEX
IVI ARTIN ¿ CO.
rilOF’HILTORS
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COLLECTIONS
ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
1900.
A firm in Roehister, Minn., has
■ started near tliat city a new specula-
. lion, viz: a snake farm, and now they
want to stock it with ail the beat,
latest anil most approved breeds of
NATIONAL TICKET.
snakes.
Haring heard in some way
that Klamath Falls had a few snakes
For President—
left over from last spring's crop. the
WILLIAM McKINLF.Y.
firm lias w ritten to Postmaster Cas-
For Vice-President —
i tel that they would purchase three(
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
thousand pounds of live snakeS, and
: pay therefor 25 cents per pound. I
The live stock in the bands of the Whrt that firm intends to do with
farmers Is at present prices worth, such a vagt h„r()e is a mystery. Per
$400,060.000 more than in the de o-1 haps it may be this: Rochester, like
cratic times of 1894-96. The farmer j nearly all other localities in Minne-
knows this and realizes what pros- goto, U horribly r infested by rattle-1
rattle-
perity means to him.
snakes, all armed and equipped for1
REDUCED
FIGURES
DEERINGS ARE LIGHTEST DRAFT AND MOS I
DURABLE MACHINE MADE.
Ager-Lakeview
s.
Speaking of the construction of
the O. M. Ry., the Record says:
Directors Van Horne, McWilliams,
McCall, Horn, Moore, Baldwin and
Wood, of the O. M. R. Co., and
Messrs. Thompson and Lyman, of the
Midland Construction Co. of Chicago,
signed up the necessary papers for the
construction of the new road from
the S. P. line to Klamath Falls. The
Midland Construction company then
let a contract to Hale & Smith, of
Portland, for the construction of the
first 66 miles of the road from a point
on the 8. P. between Hornbrook and
Klamathon, Cal., to Spencer creek.
Klamath county, this state.
The
contract price is 80 cents |>cr yard j
for grading rock and 22 cents per
yard for grading flirt. For ballast-1
If yoH want
the best Seeds
Buy Vick’s
Our own growing
and the
World’s Choicest.
The handsomest and most com-
plete Catalogue we ever issued
sent free, if you state in what
you are most interested—Flow-
ers, Vegetables, or Small Fruits.
JANIES VICK'S SONS.
Rochester, N. V.
IM PLI
ENTS, VI : HICLES,
Extras iof all Linds of Machines and u Good
Stoc’v to select from.
Vtirecab'e. hay cars, I i ' üü I ís , etc.; iron, steel and heavy
hard, a 3. Cheireaca!! fid I will lit you out bicycle extras
and supplies, [¡cycles reyaiicd i a usai and workman tike
ALL
BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS USED ON
manner.
tor by him contain less reason, if pos-1 wient's notice.
Now the Oregon
Bible, than his ambiguous general!- snakes are different.
They do not
THE LODGES.
DEERING REAPERS AND MOWERS.
ties which amount to nothing.
bite and their walk in life is civil and
----------------- :----
friendly to man or beast. To this
A. F. A A. M.
It is believed that Bryan is laying I rule there jSi however, one exception,
Klamath Lodge No. 77 rtftts
mesti Satur
ropes t > get into the U. S. senate in j Thev hate rattlesnakes worse than day evening on or liefore tlie full mr»>n.1
A lbx M artin jr ., W. M. '
the event of his failure of election the devil, and kill them at sight. A I A. L. L bavitt , S kc .
this fall. Thus, after his approach- ratt]esnake's bite is no more to them
O. E. S.
Aloaii Chapter No. 61 meets on the
lug defeat, be will doubtless abandon than the bite of a mosquito, and be-
and 4th Tueeday evenings of each ■
his ambition to become pres dent.
ing tllus invulnerable, they have 2nd
month.
J bnnik E. K kamks , W. M. I
Candidate Brvan iuts now been re- thinned out the ra'tlers until there L avra W illit », Sec.
I. O. O. F.
peatedly and thoroughly apprised of is
"ne to be found in
Klamath Lodge No. 137 meets every
his presidential nomination. The tire Cascade range.
It is possi > t Saturday evening in I. O. O. F, ball. DEERING,
ALL STEEL RAKE,
HAND AM)
* •
large degree of notifying indulged in that the cause of the desire to im- Visiting brothers cordially invited.
SELF' DUMP.
W. E. C lark , N. G.
for him now may somewhat eompen- P”rt Ore£°n sl,akcs is to
out C. L. P arrish , S ec .
$(>'»,liil
sate him for the’lack of being noli- those poisonous reptiles winch now P rosperity R ebekah I.orxiK No. 101. Deering Ideal Mower, .'-fet-t,
tied of election later on.
devastate Minnesota. Thu« life will I. O. O. F., meets first and third Thurs Deering Giant Mower.
70.00
—
be made more secure and people, day evenings of each month in I. O.O.
ÇlUO.OO
’hall.
A lice B aldwin , N. G. Deering Ideal Reaper,
The Yakima Wo&l Growers’ Asso- everv time they go out of doors, will F.
F rancis N ail , S ec .
ciation of North Yakima, Wash., not have to lug around in their coat
CASH DISCOUNT, 5 PER ( ENT. FOR SPOT ( ASH.
A. O. U. W.
Linkville Lodge No. 110 meets in A.
says that wool in that state, accord- tajt pocket» bottles of snake bite
ing to grade, sold in 1894 at from 5} antidotes to use in cases of emergen- O. U. W. hall every Tuesday evening.
As we ear load all wagons and machinery direct from
Visiting brothers welcome.
to 10 cents per pound; in 1895 from. 6 Cy. Hut it is a fact that the Roches-
G. T. B aldwin , M. W. i
■'the
Factory, we art' in position to give our customers tin*
to 10 cents per pound: in 1896 from ter firm wants 3,000 pounds of live. J no . W. S iemens , R ecorder .
•
benefit
of low prices.
7} to 12 cents per pouud. and in 1899. active altl, vigorous snakes and offers
L
Parrish,
under McKinley prosperity, it sold to pay 25 cents per pound for them.
from 12 to 20 cents per pound.
Notary Public, Abstracter,
See display of $7.50 men’s wool
Conveyancer and Searcher of ^The Hardware Dealer, Klamath Falls, Oregon, p
An exchange says that the most suits, $10, $12 and $14 values.
AT DUFFY’S.
Records.
, _ __________________________
emphatic proof of prosperity and fi
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
nancial comfort in Nebraska is found
At San Francisco prices for 30 days!
A-hlaivI, Wiju’onwin ; Jacob Iulrr,
JOHN S. ORR,
tn the report of the state bank ex All aermotors. pumps, etc., sold by
Klamath Fall*, Oregon. Anv aixl all
My connection with the Awessor’si office for
claiming adviTwrly the above
aminer on January 1, 1900. There me during the month of September the past eight years gives me the best knowl*;
• hwribrd lamia are nijUcHlrd to tile
Attorney-at-Law,
of Klamath realty. I possess the only |
was on deposit in the state savings will be delivered at Ager, Cal., at edge
"Present Ownership” record in KlHinath conn- .
their claim« In this ottiev on or IHoru
tv. Agent for the London A Lancashire Fire
K lamath F alls , - O rkoox .
the «aid »'th <lav of < >< •tnhrr. IMHO.
banks of the state, most of which San Francisco prices.
Insurance Company.
E. M. BKATTAl.X, Krgirkr.
are outside the large cities, $21,666,-
••One Hundred Years in the White
Gen’s' linen handkerchiefs at E E. J-jiRAM F. MURDOCH,
110, an increase of $3,400,000 in one
[TIMBERLAND. ACT JU NE 3. I «7«.
year. As these banks are the banks House,” opening the September La Huse's Millinery.
NOTICE FOR PUBLI' ATiON.
dies'
Home
Journal,
gives
soroe
high-
1
Attorney-at-La*.
in wiiich the faimer deposits, aa well
ly
interesting
glimpses
of
the
social
BO YEARS’
U nited S tates I ixnOrriir.
| Office near Postoffice.
as the laboring man, it shows that
EXPERIENCE
Iaiki-view, Oregon, July 28, 1900.
prosperity has arrived in Nebraska in life of the century, and of the home ,
K lamath F alls . - OiiKiaix.
i Notice is lierei-y given licit in coin
life
of
our
Presidents
since
the
time
J
a very healthy state.
I pliance with the provisions of the act of
J «J M k m
the Adamses moved into the Execu- ‘ JM M V
Congress oi June 3, 1878, entitled “An
¡ a w ■ j k B
DRS. HARGUS AND STRAW.
' act tor the sale of titula r lands hi the
Roseburg Plaindealer:
W. W. tive Mansion as its first occupants, in j
W B
k B Ä J
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
Thompson and sister, Miss A. L. November, 1800. The “Romances of ;
Physiciens and Surgeons. ami Washington Territory," n< extend
Thompson, and Miss Jennie Eakin, of Some Southern Homes,” in the same I
I RADE nflAKn»
ed to all tl.e I’lllilic Land Slates bv a- l
D esign »
iof August I. 1892, l.niaiette laiPlam
OFFICE: Chitwood <t Co.’s I’nig store.
Chicago, spent Tuesday in this city. issue, pictures the most notable his-,
’FFTH ' C opyright » * c .
Special attention to disease« <if the Eye, Ear, ls,v, ol Ashland, County of Ashland.
Mr. Thompson has been connected toric mansions of the South, and re-.
Anyone «ending a «Meteh and deaerlntion may
State of Wisconsin, has this day filed tn
Nose and Throat. G1 Mses titled.
quietly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention
Is
probably
patentable.
(
ornmtimen
with the promotion of the Oregon calls the incidents which made them tions strictly contJdentlal. Handbook on Patents
1 tliis office liis sworn statement No. 2',,
for tiie l-iireliiise of tlie
of Section
free. Oldest aaenry for securing patents.
p D. REAMES, M. D.
Midland railroad, and since the con famous—their brave men and beauti- ’ tent
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
No. 8, in Township No. 32 S. Range No.
tract has been let and its early con ful women. Some new anecdotes at- | special nottee, without charge. In the
7'._. E. ami will offer proof to allow that
Physician a :d Surgeon,
struction is assured, he will now turn tract further interest to the beloved
tlie land sought is more valuable for its
Scientific American.
1 tiinlier or stone than for agricultural
his attention to the Coos Bay. Rose- Phillips Brooks, as a man and as a A handaom.lr IIIo«tratM »»Cr. L,rr
Office rooms: 7 and 8, Linkvilli- Hotel. ' purf.oses, and to eetai-lisii his claim
burg & Eastern railroad and will en preacher. They are characteristic,
All calls answered promptly day or to said land la-fore tlu- Register ami Re
night.
ceiver ot this office at Lakeview, Hr. on
deavor to secure its early completion and exceedingly well told. Anticl-1 MUNN
&
Co.
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New
York
Bran" o®X, S» F BU Waabawtun. D. C.
I Saturday, the 6th day of Oetola-r. J'. shi .
or construction from Myrtle Point to pating the rather radical change that
lie names ns witnesses:
Newton S.
Roseburg. He feels sure that he can fashion has decreed in women's at
I'ulnam, of Klamathon. California; I
. I:ii'-ell. <>i Ashland, Wi.... -a.
interest capital to take hold of this tire. ten special articles are devoted
Thomas S. Ness, of Washburn. Wiscon
matter and since the S. P. Co. is so to the fall and winter modes. The'
; Jacob Isler, of Klamath Falls, Ore
GENERAL FREIGHTER, j sin
much in need of coal for fuel from pictorial features of the September
gon. Any ami all persons claiming a I
Stage
Line
‘ versely the alaive-dvscribed lands are
the coast counties, it is possible it Journal include a page drawing of
j requested to file their claims in this
gl^PPrompt
and
careful
attention
will encourage the enterprise.
The ' “Loiterers at the Railroad Station,”!
| office on or laiforu said 6th day of Octo-
to all orders.............................
I lier, 1900.
party left for Portland Wednesday as A. B. Frost sees them; “The Won- i
E. M. B kattain , Register.
morning.
ders of California Gardens,” and the .
I
L MCNAUGHTON, Prop. J. B. MOORE, TIMBER LAND. ACT.IIMLl. 187».
beauties of Yellowstone Park. There ,
The report for the government fis
are numerous practilal articles and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
cal year is now published and every |
Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
much else that is helpful in the de
eitizen, as a member of the great
U NITED ST AT ES L A N D OI F ft' E, »
partments. By the Curtis Publish
L akeview , O regon , July 9, 19Oi I
firm of “United States & Co.,” may
Office:
At
the
Telegraph
Notice is hereby given that in com
........ Everything done with...
well be gratified at the showing. We ing Company. Philadelphia. One
Office.
pliance with tlie provisions of the a< t of
........ neatness ami dopateli. .
have trade in every part of the inhab dollar a year; ten cents a copy.
c.
A. D CARRICK,
Steel Weaiing-Plui»'^-
Serrated Guard-Plates.
Koller and Ball Bearings.
Adjustable Drag-Bar.
Spring-Steel Clips.
Horizontal Crank-Sliait.
On Men's Suits.
Men’s $10, $12 and $14
Suits, Price now $7.50.
There isn't a single logical argil- battle and ready to rattle their tails Cume While
They Last.
menttobe advanced in support of under the noses of the most respect-
AT DUFFY’S.
Brvan. The chief issues contended ' •ble citlxens and bite them at a mo
For Sale—One first class upright
itable globe and have interchanged
commodities with every people. Our piano, nearly new. Inquire of C. L.
business for the year amounted to Parrish.
the enormous sum of $2,243,901,041,
FOR SALE.
surpassing everything ever before
known by nearly $320,000,000.
We
Plenty of oats at Altamont, *1.25
G. W. S mith .
»old to foreign countries merchan per hundred by
dise valued at $1,394,186,371, and we
Plenty of goods yet at the Gold
bought from them to the value of
Front, Miner's old stand, that are
$849,714,670, leaving a balance in still being closed out at less than San
our favor to be paid in gold, or to be Francisco cost.
credited to future accounts, of $544,-
FOR SALE
471,701. A business firm, showing a
balance on its «ales in a proportion
A first-class millinery establish
like this, would be pretty sure to feel ment at Klamath Falls, Or. Apply
that it was doing a safe and prosper to E. E. JI use.
ous business.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
D EERINO MOWERS HAM
GEO
BALDWIN,
j. n. moore ,
FALLS PLANING
KLAMATH
MILLS,
J. F. COELLER. Proprietor.
Plans and Spucificniions I iirnishc-d on All Kinds of
Buildings mid Contracting and Building
on the Installment Plan.
A 11101 g tb<- inibì a.- vai i-t i <>f in.i'. i 1 .1 .in I wnrk fiiriiiilu-d bv thi> unii arr >
<1
|. ,i. U .1 < itili g M.iir I !- l'.iln.ti-i «mi N.wrf |'<>»t., tirai krl»,
<, t,,||
|nr- .1 W-rk. N.i-li I'••<'!- in-l 1'
I- I uriirr nini |t»M> Hi<*k*, h.w ni
ami litri II
-tii l’.un and U Iti’-w I in . • - B itpiin «mi Uvw End», Hhinglr»,
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w k imi iiiatriuil. nml in II-. I.i'- -l .11 -i im»l appruvvd utili'».
i :\ ci iANi<a-:
STABLES
--------AND oí I I. E-
Klamath Falls-Merrill Stage Line,
W. W. HAZEN', Proprietor,
EAST
KLAMATH
END,
J ¡«rzxj.B r
I—« ! ' Li
•
FALLS,
OREGON.
flor-t-s Leardi d l \ day, «cek or ILOUth.
||ux ;1||,| ( ; 1 aiti | .<11: “hi and sold.
ras-eiiffer-. criiVeVcd Inali partsof Southern Ort-goU
and Norlliern ( aliiuriiia at thè
i \ lov.e-t rate«.
Make Room
For Our Fall
Merchandise.
Arc Sellini'
Call And Sec US.
Floods Cheap. <
k
a
p
p
p
p
B lacksmith S hop ,
J. B. CAMPBELL, Prop •4
p
Successor to A. D. Camck.
T
p
p
p
p
p
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$
(i.-in-r.tl lll.iuksiifilli ¡t!)d IB |i.iir Shop. SVagoiiH
built ainl repaired. Machine an I other work done
with neatness and di patch.
p
t
■ :■
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled " An p
act for tlie sale of limiter lands in the p
KLAMATH FALLS, OR.
CALL ON EMIL PEIL.
states of California, Oregon, Nevada, p
work j/tiaranlced
.l.o ¡ory.
| and Washington Territory,” Davis < . p
When coming to tlie railroad and Earhart, of Hornbrook, County of siski p
v
before going to Medford, please come von, State of California, lias this day p
| \I) MAIN STilEET, KLAMATH
5
I into my warehoUHe and shop in Asli- tiled in this office his sworn statement p
Daily from Ager* to “Klamath Hot land and examine my Bu< l;cye Mow- No. 258, for tlie purchase of tlie S hall
wv
Springs. Keno, Klamath Falls, Dairy, ers, Bain Wagons
Bennlco Spring of SW quarter of See. >8, and N bait of
Bonanza, Bly and I-akeview.
Wagons and Buggies.
Iron, Sbel NW quarter, of Section No. 19, in Town-
; shiri No. 32 S., Range No.
F„, Hn,|
Daily from Lakeview to Bly, Bonanza, and coal always on hand. Only lit >t- will offer proof to show that tlie land • lav nf Ei-ptrinlH-r 1!*M). 8lm ninni-« 11« • 11 ilumia ; J. Ixlvr, of Klnmnthoii, < a ■
Any und all jx-rxoiix .laiiii-
llura A. Hmn, of I lorn- Homi a.
Dairv, Klamath Falls, Keno, Klamath class Blacksmithing and Hois Jioe- ■ sought is more valunble for its timls r or w itm-«“in- .
llot Springs and Ager.
ing done, at very reasonable prices stone than for agricultural purposes liriHik, < alifurniii ; H iihiiii II. Robi-rl«, nf ii,.- u lv. txi-ly tin- alxivv d.-xi-rila-'l
Ear in.- r.-.pu- ti-.l Io file lln-ir < laimx tn tn>
Makes connection witli all trains at ^nd I assure you I will save you and to establish his claim to said land Ilninbr-H-k, < alifurniii ; Davi«
before tlie Register and Receiver of this liait, of llortil..... k, Calif.,mia ; .1. I-I. r. i.ffiri- ou or Ix-fori’ »aid 22nd day
Ager, Cal.
money on everything.
office at Lakeview, Oregon, on Satur- nf K lamath-m, ( alifomia. Anv ami nil . i pli-mlx-r, 191X1.
|
EMIL I’EIL.
E. M BRATTAIN. Ifi-gixl''r'
|day tlie 22nd day of Septciulsr, 1900. |H-r»on» claiming iidit-i-,'iy Ilo- ii I hivi --
I* »Ii, <|ii. .ti-,| io hl,-
Furnishing goods way b'-low cost lie names IIS witnesses ; f>. A. Horn, ■ 'lln-ir ila « -d laim lai - in
thi« office on or I violi- TIMBER LAND. .V T-ll’NEJ. I*'*
of Hornbrook, California ; Alina Pepple!
at tlie Gold Front. Shoe,and suits j of
Hornbrook, California; Musan ||. Tulli 22ml .lav of .-i pli-mlx r, 1990.
Easy Coaches.
NO TICE Foil I’UHLlUATIOro
at lower prices than ever.
I ■ M. Ba vu A in , llvgiiitcr.
Rolierts, of Hornbrook, California; L
Excellent Accommodations.
Isler, of Klmnntlion, California. Any
I' nitt . d ST.vrr.a L and
TIMBER LAND, ACTJU.NE3. 1878. and all isTsons claiming adversely tin.
I m i vnav, O hmion , July 9, H* •*
Timber Land, Ad June 3, 1878—
above-descrilied
lands
are
requested
to
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC VITON.
Notii-v ix ln-ri-by givvn that in
<
i
file their claims in this office on or la-
Nolice for Publication.
pliam-i- with tim provi»ionx <>i
fore
said
22nd
day
of
Hepti-mlier
1900
l ongii-xx of Juno 3, I87H, viitifl'*', .
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,!
E. M. BRATTAIN. Register. ‘
L akeview , O rkoon , July 28, P.siu.f
m l lot tin- r*li< of timlx-r lam!" 1,1 .
Passenger, express and freight traffic
I'NITED STATES LAN D OI- I-'K E, /
»tati-x of California, Ort-gnn,
Notice is hereby given that in com
solicited. Ail business entrusted to us
L
akeview
,
<
I
reiion
,
July
0,
1900.
f
nml Washington Territory,”
pliance with the provisions of the act of TIMBER LAND, ACTJUNE3, 1878
will be expedited.
Noli,i, |„.r,.|,y giwn that, in com- R.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, ’
- I . of llornbrixik, County ”• ’
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An
pl i.im,- Will, till- pl ovi -iolIH of I In- till of kiyun. Slate of California. Iiiixll'i'' ’
For News of the World
set for the sale of timber lands in tlie
ongri-HH <,f Jim,. ;ti |M7Mi ,.lltil|(.j .- All | lil. il iu tliix offi<-o li<-r »worn
n|
U nited S tates L and O fek - r ,
Read the San Francisco Bulletin. I
‘ »Oiornin Oregon Nevada,
act for Ihi- «ah- of fimlx-r i.imlx in tin-
o. Joo, for tin- purchano of lb’’ ■ “
A
......
land Washington lerritory,
in ex
laikeview, Oregon, July 9, I'.sio.
( at, - ,,f < alifomia, <fri giui, Ni-vndiinml S'., of Section mi . Bi, in Tiiwn.hif’
Fifty cents per month, including tended to all the Public Land States
‘
Notice is hereby given that in
large 28-page Sunday edition. Send liy act of August 4, 1892, Thomas pliance with tin- provisions <4 tlie m t of Wa-hmgton T. iriloiy," D,,ra A. limn, 22 S., Rango nu . 7’ti E and «'II ” .
S. Ness, of Washburn, County of Bay- Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An “I Hornbrook, County of Hixkivou, proni to h I iuw timt ilio land
for sample copy to The Bulletin, 133. Held,
State of Wisconsin, lias this act for Ih i sale of timU r lands in the fa I- oi < aliforngt, I,ax llu- .lav lil.-l mon- vnlualdi- fur il» timber or •
Kearney St., San Francisco.
day filed in this office his sworn state States of California, Oregon, Nevada m tlnx ofln hi-r Hworn alati nii-nt, No. than lot ngrii'iiltiirul purpoxcx.
lor tin- |.iir.-l,im. of th<- S' . of S E' ,. < labli-h ln-r chiilii tn »aid land "
ment no . 2<>4, for tiie purcliasc of the ami
Washington Territory,” Anna’ -
CALL AT THE GOLD FRONT.
19,11ml N'.ofNI-:', Of S<-. lion 1h<- lli-gi-t.-r nml Itci-i-ivcr of II'«1* " .
NW quarter of Section no . 8, hi'l'iwn- pi-pplc, of Hornbrook, County of Siski
aliip no . 32 S., Range no . 71.., E., mid will you, State of California, lias this day ;>/i.-9, In I'ow nzliip No. 32H„ llnngu Ill l.aki-view, tlri-gon, on S»ti|r',HV’ ,
The following new goods were ad offer proof to show that tlie land sought filed in this office her sworn stalement ii" 1 1’
"'ll "fh r proof to »how 22 .lav of S<-pt<-ml» r, T.K*'- Fliojia"
I^ILlíorn.
ih
hi- land xoiight. ¡a mon- viiluablu ax wilni-xn x:
ded to the stock of the Gold Front is more valuable for its timber or stone
Is.,,, ...
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L l'"' 1,1,1 P’»r«'luiH<! of tin- 8 half
during the past week: Sugar, beans, than for agricultural purpo es, and to of N half, of Section No. Bl, in Townslni, "' l x limlx-r or «torn- than for agiii-ul I...... I-.. California: Anna
Ann: J
niriil ptirpom . |in,| t(,
|, I,,.,. Hornbrook, California; D.
rice, dried fruits of ali kinds, a nice
"“‘I1, 'j1,"'1 ,”’,f1?re No. 32 H., Range No. 7', E., and «ill
Keginter and Receiver of thin office offer proof to show that the land sought < l"im to mid land |,,.f,,ri. t|,„ ffoghn,., of Hornbrook,
California;
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line of canned goods, Fort Klamath the
at l-aki view. Oregon, on Saturday, tin* is more valuable for timboror stone than and lu-miwrof thix offim at Lnki-vinw, Klainiithon, California.
cheese, bacon and lard.
All of the Hth
claiining
odversely
day of OetoIxT, 1*00. He naniea h - for agricultural purposes, ami to eifal, '»n- on Saturday, th.- 22ml .lav of H. i. fx-ITOIIH
above are first-class, and will be sold witneMKef*: L. LaHamboy, of Awhland, * lisli her claim to sa’d land Iwfore the <-m x-r, 1900. .si,,, iiami-» ax w itm Hxi-x ; nl- v'-.di-x.-til
lile.l
ie<|U<-siro
<-d lamlsnre
lami»
nre ."''lh««
-
-
í *‘ *‘r
Anna
<-ppli-,
of Hornbrook.
at lowest prices. Call at
, WiRConsin ; Neu ton S. Put nani, of K lam- Register ami Receiver of this office at C,
till- tli.-ii
in tliix oHi<-<- o” .. 1 km ... )
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; ni« 'num,
Un ir cluiniH
m i-liiim»
iiiim «»"'7
athon, California ; E. W. A’ii Fell, <»f I Lakeview, Or., on Saturday, tin- 22ml 'f ‘
■ I -I” H-, <.( I loihlirtiok. (Vili- ftiio -:ti«l ?2ml <lnv <»í Si»|»trinb<’r. 1
T iik G old F iiont .
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I (orilla ; Davix
All
lie convinced.
EAST
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Try once mid S
FALLS.