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lin-al Interest, und is I erewlth added:
SOUTH PACIFIC CHARTS.
••Tlie Klamath ami MoUa* In Ilans
of file Klamath Réservation all dress
as whites, weir t heir liai r »hurt, ami
are well advanced in eivillz.il Ion. ami.
' while they are m t what canb»> termed
The fl*h rommhkion etegnier A!h*»
J fully civilized, tlie element* of prm tru«*. which returned the other »Uy
1 gross are v ell ;; r<.uml J and steadily after 14 month»’ eruiee in the PBvifio.
tna<!» »ome important dibcoveriva dur.
| developing among them. \ sf ranger in^ the voyage. It waa found that n’t
riding through the district would the chart» of the Svmth Pacific arc In-
Wrap«, ready-made skirts, neck 'never
suspect that he was ¡sussing aceuiMe. and that moat of tne lUanda.
through
an Indian s«'tllenient. except Fiji np<t Tahiti* are ¡»laced
wear, ribbons, laces, gloves, combs, hair ornaments, belts,
from two to twelve mile* away from
i Commodious tvs den.«s, g«ssi luirtis. their actual position, ’¡he Albatru»»
umbrellas, shoes, slippers, rubbers, overshoes, loggings, extensive stock pastures and hay also diseovrrvil that the tem|>ernture
meadows, stacks of hay and good of the bottom of the »ea nt all depths
dress goods, perfumes, toilet articles, etc.
from 5*o fathoma to the greatest
fences, with what little live stock (kptht
obtainable i» the same 33 de
they have In fine eomlition. shows grees Fahrenheit. Between the »ur-
general prosperity and gives it the face and 2 500 fathoms down they found
appearance of a < nmimitv .«f pros edible shrimp, varying in »ire from
Clothing, boots, shoos, slippers, rub perous white pioneers. Instead of be half an inch to a foot In length. I he
Albatross broke the record fur deep
among the Klamath and M« m I« k ' aea dre<’ging, dragging the bottom nt
bers, felts, overshoes, hats, caps, shirts, neckties, gloves, ing
Indians, some of whom were b stiles 4tS(X> fathoms. The greatest depth
dragged before was
fath
handkerchiefs, razors, razor strops, shaving soap, pocket of the "Lilva Beds" troubles of 1872 •wr
om*. by the British ship < hnllenger.
ami 1873.
In IHTS. In the Behring sea the Alba-
knives, etc.
••With the exception of tlie very truss found nt a place where the charts
old people, th s- Indians are fairly show 1,<WM) fathoms that u*e depth is
well educated, a majority of them !>e- only 2oo fathom».
Ing well advanced, and of tlie 200 FASTEST BOAT EVER BUILT.
Matting, trunks, • knives ami whose signatures are at fuelled to the
agreement. 05 s «:i<‘d t heirown mimes. Launched at Nysck (M. T.t Ship Tard
—1 b K«|»reted <u ttnkr Ova»
forks, spoons, carving sets, cigars, tobacco, pipes.
All appears to understand English,
Forty Mlle» na lluu».
and mast of them, both men and
women, s «-ak the English language
Chsrle* R. Flint'« Arrow, iindrrcon-
quite iiitelii«,-. ntly and without native Irnet to be the fn»U*t »hip ever do-
eigne«!, ww l»unche«l the <«lher <!*> st
accent so common to n.ost tribes.”
™ re IKfi.lllAiS.
LADIES’
MEN’S
I.
CARPET,
"
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Jt
the ship van! in Slack. V V It ha»
been built under * guarantee by it» de
signer ot 42 tnile» an hour, and it i* ex-
pected that under prv*»ure it will be
able to make 50. It ha» lieen g< nernllj
given out that tha boat w*» con-
atruete.1
a vacht fur Mr. Flint'» per
sonal use. but rumor» have beer, per
sistent that it wn* built un«l«r con
tract with one of the South American
government* for aervic* a* a torped«-
boat.
The plana, so far a* they have been
mtuk- public, show the vessel fully
equipped for torpedo nervice.
The Arrow will go in tow to New
ark. N. J., where shafting aim ! engine*
will be put in. The jaeht'* destination
after it has been fitted out at Newark
has not been pronounced.
THE SENATORIAL BATTLE.
Citron, currants, raisins, lemoij peel, chocolate, cocoa- The battle for tire Oregon senator-
sliip to sucre I M< Bride is taking
nut, cocoa, clam chowder, 'clam juice, shrimps, oysters, form, and suit s of rooms are already
at Hotel Willamette for at
mackerel, salmon, canned soup, peas, string beans, corn, engaged
least three aspirants, ami for twenty
tomatoes, pork «and beans, preserved and dried fruits. days on and after Friday. January 11.
fThe legislature nn ts on Monday, the
Eastern hams and bacon, Merrill sausage, jellies, pickles {14th.
Ex-Senr.torCorl.ett will be here and
•nd relishes.
take pers. n d charge of his candidacy.
He will make an open tight for the
honor, and c ist aside all the manipu
lating and secret metl; 'dsof the past.
McBride i* exj>. . te l to Be here, as
well as Mitchell and Fulton. Gover
nor Geer says in the most emphatic
manner that he will not allow bls
name sprung as a candidate under
any circumstance.
There is a growing impression that
the tight will really lie between Cor
bett and Mitchell, and tlmt It will lie
a liattle royal. Th« speakership will
be kept out as well as ¡he presidency
uf the senate.- Sak in Journal.
^ AND ALWAYS
The Most Complete Stock of General
Merchandise in Klamath County.
THE LODGES.
GIRL SCARED TO DEATH.
rraatieal Jokers Hava Fatal
wltk a Man««Cnatur»4
»krlctoa.
'
A. F. A A. M.
The Brick Store, Klamath Ealls.
some action. Enormous possibilities
of material development are wrapped
I. O. O. F.
up in this question. There are sec
Klamath Lodge No. 137 meets every
tions of tbe country where one piece Fntunlay evening in I. <>. O. F, itall.
Visiting brothers cordially invitwl.
of land i* worth *500 an acre, while
J. B. C ami - bei . i ., N. G.
land adjoining!* not worth more than W m . T esrill , S ec .
Hfty cents; the difference being that P bospkhity R kbecah L odob N o . 104,
I. O. O. F., meets first and third Th'ira-
the one is irrigated and the other Is ■ «lay
evenings of each month in I. O.O.
| F. hall.
A lice G oeller , N. G.
not.—Boston Journal.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
, ? e
Published every Thnrsrtsy by
W. HUSE & SON,
E
E ditor *
and
P kopbiktom .
•vascaimos XATt»;
>w*»ear (la adv*n««)
tHURSDAY. DECEMBER 27,
Klamath Lo<!go No. 77 meet* S«tur-
[ day evening on or hef re the full moon.
A lex M aktim jm ., W. M.
| A. L. L eavitt , S,. c .
O. E. S.
Aloah Chapter No. (¡1 meet., on the
2n«l and 4lh Tites-.iv evening* of each
month.
J essie E. R eame », W. M.
1 L acba WtLLrr*. Sec.
12 00
i«oo.
Tbt Oregon state legislature will
begin business January 14 next.
The river and harbor bill, a* report
ed in congress, provides for an appro
priation« of .2,34(4,500 for itnprove-
»«*• in Oregon.
A fat appropriation from tlie hands
of congress to aid in irrigating this
and adjoining rouirtles would prove
very acceptable at this time.
At a banquet to be held in Omaha
Jariuary 7th. Candidate Bryan intend*
to outline what he proposes as the
future policy of the democratic party.
Outline as much as he mxv, it is a
question whether his outline will be
accepted and followed by other demo-
t/ftlc leaders.
Democracy is a very sick patient.
The old relatives have been trying to
diwh&rge the physician since the col
lapse of November «, and now the
head nurse has abandoned the sick
room. The old family physician, who
brought the patient through some
hard siege* in the past, has been
standing around criticizing the treat
ment and the medicine recently ad
ministered, but Dr. Bryan says the
other has not suggested any new rem
edies to substitute for them. There
lies the patient, all the family in tears
and no body to suggest a remedy.
The case looks desperate at best, and
Heaven help the next nurse who take*
charge of it.—Salem Statesman.
IRRIGATION.
The reclamation of the arid lands
will furnish comfortable home* for
Jhe Hay-I’auncefort treaty having teeming myriads of people. Their
been duly ratified by the IT. S. Senate setttleincnt will furnish traffic for the
ltH»bconics certain that the construc- railroads and a market for endless
^of the ^Nicaragua canal will be quantities of manufactured articles
inenccd without further delay, while the surplus prtxluct* of the field
^utlilng could be more beneficial, and will be sent to the remotest, markets
nothing could more promote the of the world. The problem iscertain-
wealth and prosperity of the l'aciUc ly important enough to command ;
general attention.—Chicago Past.
•Tates.
Irrigation is a subject about which 1
A sensational libel suit was in pro- Americans should lie concerned.
gress at San Rafael, Cab, last week. There is no movement which could do
Baron Von Schroeder sued tlie San so much for the United States as the,
Francisco Call for a quarter of a mil irrigation of the arid plains. The
lion dollars for alleged damage to his Journal hopes that an effort will fa-
character while holding forth at the turned in that direction. There Is no
Ban Rafael hotel. Tlie Cali proved work which could *o certainly add to
the Baron to be a moral degenerate tlie wealth of the nation. In the
and of course won tlie case. For bis center of the continent lie* the grand
effort*, the Baron gained a huge lot of i est p isslbilitles of tlie nation.—Lafay
objectionable advertising.
ette (Ind.) Journal.
Will the twentieth century we
selHsli greed continue its growth and
encroachment on ennobling utt ribute*,
or will there be a favorable change in
the trend of human sentiment? If
the absorbing ambition to accumulate
money Increases in the future at tlie
rate It has developed in the past few
decades, what a despicable condition
pf society there is apt to be by the
end of another century?
•» Jt 1* probably true that the millions
of acre* of arid lands «till existing,
Which miglii i»e m.t 1« to blonsom as
the rose if water could be turned
through th«m, must remain arid on-
«tevtb« Kationil Government take*
Monday's Oregonian contain* a
a three-column correspondence from
Waaiiington explaining the terms of
the agreement entered Into with th ■
Klamath Indian* looking to a cession
of a certain strip of land to tlie gov-
eminent, and also treating at length
on the large and valuable resource* of
the excluded tract. Thom fact* are
probably well understood by <uir read
ers from recent article* published in
' ti tese columns, but Die complimentary
refer« uees to the Indiana, appearing
in Inspector James McLaughlin'* re-
port, which i* included In the W;ish-
ington conespondencc, will be of
F««
The «nthoriti.-« of Allegany county
are looking for peraon* who manufac
tured a skeleton out of bone« of domra
tie animal*, which frightrne«i .Mary
Oldfirld. of Karrdalc, hrnr R<H-hr»ter.
N. Y., to death the other night. .Mis*
Oldfield, accontpunled by two friend*.
was returning from a Halloween party,
w here they had liitened to grew acme
stori«-* until their hair »tood on end.
When about to enter the wood« a mi
lling irf bone« was heard overhead and
looking up the trio were overcome with
horror to »re a skeleton of gig-antic pro
portion* «weeping <lown on them from
above. With a cry of terror Mary
dropped in her track». A »enrehitig
party found a wire leatling from the
ground to a tree top to which the skel
eton waa attached by a pulley.
Pointed Pletaresqaeuea*.
A MUaouri editor think* it quite *nd
to ace a young hueband »upporting a
sealskin wife on a muskrat salary. For
pointer! pictureaquener* of expression,
sajs the Denver Post, the Mis»uuri
rural editor take* the corn pone.
K ate C loitox , S ec .
Hope <o Gel Some at It.
A. O. U. W.
There are good retumn* for believing,
My* the Chicago Tiines-Hernld, that
the lawyer« all over our broad land are
ghu! the man who stole $’ ijo , ooo wn*
caught and will be tried.
Linkville Ixaige No. I ¡0 meet* in A.
O. U. W. hall every Tuesday evening.
A’isiting brother* w.-l ««me.
G. T. Bit.r.wrx, M. W.
Jxo. W. SiKvnw*. R ecorder .
nieyell.«.,
50 YEARS’
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Chine.e bicycle rider* are frequently
«een in the «irret» of Hong-Kong and
Shanghai carrying an open umbrella
and a fan. and in *ome instance* with
the handle bar« remand.
•
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D esigns
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Ager-Lakeview
Anvcn* *«n<!fng n
nnd drinrrtptlrra roay
gnlck)/ ascertain <>ur oj iub h f.ee whether an
inrention »• probat lypctentable. < <>tnniunira-
tions strictly c cAdeufU . Handbook on Patent»
sei.t free, oldest aio*r><-> for seenr.ng patents.
Patents taken tbrc.uah Mur.n A Co. receive
spfrydn rtice, without ebrnre» Ln tba
Scientific American.
A handsomely iilwdrat "1 weekly. Mreewt Hr-
cniation <»f any fwieiiUfl'' tounial. Tenna. f3 a
year: four rr.ontha, |L Bold by ail new •dealer*.
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Office.
KLAMATH PALI S, OR.
«ft.
Daily from Ayr to Klunmth Hot
Springs, Keno, Klnrhnth E«lls, Dairy,
BonatiM, lily mid l.-ikeview.
Daily from Lakevi«-w to Bly, Henan«*,
Dairy, Klamath I'all«, Keno, Klamath
Hot Spring* and Ager.
Make* connection with all train« at
Ager, Cal.
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the certain |.rvniiM * .h »ciils«<l In
coniplaiut eiit«'«' tl* •'•‘"I
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n"- "
titarwi to Iv prior to at" « I-""1 '" "kl
««f defemlaitt. Mituiic >'■ «'ih- m
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nml further rwlt. l a* m it«»“! ■'«"•' •
luav appear 1.» a C«>utl «»f I I'ui' ■
Tin* ».iiiiim'n» i* s« r.< I i' I'" ■ 1
th«n ther.H'1 in the K i . im . tu
c is, by oiiler of Holt. Il« nr< 1 l <ti-
»on, Judge of tlie l-l -bi.li« t.tl Dt«tu« t"|
Oiviton, ma.lv. «latml ami lib I I" tuU«|
Court and cauM- on the 2?th «1" «'
ISnemla-r. K*k». at Klnm illi 1 'll-. Ore
gon. *n«l which » U«l <«nlvt -« imvl«' ami
lll.nl it* ah>rv»«ml requite- tli.it tin* •' m
moiia in thia cau«e !*• pul4i»ltcd oi«w a
week for six .•on-e. '.'i.'' ami •mve»-
*ive ««»’Io from tlie 2« 11« ' iv «1 I '•1 • •«<•
l er. l'Xk). the d.Ue « ( It««' U'-l !' ll'h'-»
lion thereof a» piv-enl»*l m “‘u«l <mi«r.
II ih . u F. Mvaman.
E. D. Rai« «».
Attorney« for Plaintiff
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
Oregon, for Klaruatli county.
Hels'cca Fggle«t<>n,'
f’Taintiff.
Suit in Equity
»«.
to
fore«loHe
a
Edgar Boot li and mortgage.
Minnie Booth, hi«
wife, ilefendant*.
To Edgar B<M>th, the above named
defendant! In the name of tlie Slate
of (Iregon:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint lih-<l against
von in tlie above entitled suit on or let-
fore the expira.liou oi six wngev'tlb«
Vice Presltleet.
Casl.ior.
Cornspoidence
hifcl
Cûlleoîiüns Aliened
to Promptly.
FALLS PLANINO MILLS,
KLAMATH
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kinds <>t
Buildings and Contracting and Building:
on the Installment Plan.
Among the Ifirtoite vilihety <>l liiat«'.l«l Mid Work !urqf.l„*l he lliia >udi ar*,
Store I roiit». Woo<l Carving, Mair Kail«. Ualn»tera niol Nagel l'oeta. Ibaekat«,
Scroll and turned Work, S«ah. Ilnur» an«l Itlbi.W, (.‘»»tuer aiol li»»«- lUuck*. h»»»4
and T'iriiiil Italu.lrr», Is.ir and U billow I tain« ». I'ulpil* and l’.«w End», Mhmgleg,
Hull.hi. .lai.la ue, lami* andini. Moulding und lila*., I. Iwallo ■>» aid th •i*i>*(
l.mi......*!, liroimd and Cut lila«». " all Euper, I urnliuie, cl«., etc.
lk »i noik and material, and in tiiv l«t«.i and u»««*l •ppruvv.l alilo».
tleavy underwear at Duffy a.
Notice I or I’ublkatlon.
KNC1
IANC i E
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Ih*|mrtmvht •'? the Intuz.»>r.
tan I Utili» »1 l.nkwivw . < >r» . ml
Iktcmbt’r 15. l'*U.
N« *
lou mg-namvd
I'1»4 Hlc<l noti •»’ol
I hm il»t vii tli'ii !•» make tiniti
m «up
¡H»rt <>( hi* claim, tui’l tbwl *.»'I pru*»l
util bo tu.i*!»• b«-i«»i»• .1 O. H to¡ » I
at I huuii - ma . * &rvg'»u,
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un Jauuary 2»». IUH, vìi;
Hugli L. (ìoptun
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nci»i«**H to pruvt* hi* coiilinu«» >* rv-i'lrhfv
npon and ctiltiva!i<»u «4 - ’id land, vu;
Jorgfit L. Srtp¡ft«»rn. “Í IU»uni:a« <>«•-:
I ahiì » J. Bauman. <>f Ikmania. Orrgui»;
Lon I> Ihirk, oí Bunnnxa, < b« k’"i» ; ( ha*.
II lioagiand. «»I Bottali • t. <h< „■ n.
E. M. BRATTAI*. l;<>»M«r
Klamath Falls-Merrill
Stage Lino,
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
CAST
!
END,
KLAMATH
FALLS,
OREGGN.
Horses boarded by day, week or mouth»
L<« y V I \ • U.,v mi,I Grain bon lit and sold.
PiiKM'iigois eonveytd Io ¡ill p..its of Southern Oregon
and Northern California at the very lowest rulen.
Î
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Overcoats at Duffy’».
PETITION TOR t.lQl uR I ICI.NSti,
S TABLES
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P ioneer B lacksmith S hop ,
J. B. CAHPBELL, Prop.,
j To the lion. C<»nnty <5>nrl ni Klamath
I ronvty, Mate •>! (Jrvtfon
Wr y<»ur
rr-i'b ”ta »•»•!
IpffalvuUrrt «4 I’tii«’ Lake I’.*- u.«!. in p
waitl County anti
1«-riiulh rr-
that a licence U* granlvtl tu U . H.
Brown, a re»i<!rhl «»( mid I prut n.i't, tu
aeli
mall anti \¡turn*in p
le»» quanthk*« than one irnH*»n in lb«* p
I precinct of Tuh* take, *ai I C«»»ini * and
iur a |»eriu»l •»! -ix month*. Ir m
January 11 th,
Adam Shoitiivn, R(‘ Aii‘h‘r*<»n, J T
King. I E Waili*. .L’lin Kat .»t. G >1
I'iah. W l< rhiviN, IMiim <1 I .» v, Sitnmd
Wilaon, Muni E lluMn*->n. I > Prnn
[don, <• W Brandon, K W» —h <i \\ I »ry,
J B Welch, Bert I m \ m E. (’ Gardner.
A E Auatin, E li Gardner, (’ !*anl»«n
« H E »*inith, < I Wilaon, Pan C u I ht II,
l>an Van Brimmer, l:m C<’h*. I U
Iiainnumdri, Frank Little, h»hu* ii W hit
inev.TF Fowler, G I l rli,G I* (’.«nm-r
T Noble*, M Arm*trong. A I •« mm in.
DRS. H ARGUS AND STRAW.
j I ruin Auhrev. Ja* K cv . iiii *, K II Ander-
I ann. Pan (’nluell, M Harter/, <’ Il
Ihardrlev, l< Hutrhbmn. L B R"bin*ei,
S B Booth, G Wilwi.n, Frnt.k Hetlrn k. Physicians
(' N Heit tek, A I Bunnell, > «' inktd, G
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A <’«,*• t’r»«s Wore.
’ L Schwurt*, 1> L Cn*l, L<«n
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(’ Crawfcrd. E M II arnmond. W \V S
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A 0 Bali», II .l«>hn»«'n, Thoma« X« m * sit*| ‘r>u»‘af («la»««-« nttv4
Balia, Grit nt Gay, F r« I Stnkrl, (’ V
¡Snuck. G W 1 i'h. Ihm Fi-h. W Purdv.
p l). RUAMES. K* a
w Wileon <i u Gtj i t Jo .■.
.
Notice ia lirrebv tfivrn that the i«»rv-
Phj'skian ar:d Surgeon.
litbm will • •
H«»n. Countv Court <d Klamath ('utility
Otile«' r h ft»»« • 7 ar.d K, lank vtlb* Hotel
Oregon, un WcdnuaJav, .L h . h m
l'*>L
All r «Ila am»*rred pmuiplly day or
W. It. BLOWN.
nhthl.
Winter clothing at Duffy's.
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Successor to A. D. Carriol
General Him ksmilh und Repair Shop. Wngonn
built on I repaired. M.lehine mid ether WOI k done
with neatni'ss and disputch.
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All work guarantee >1 sutisfuctory. Try once ami
l><* conv¡need.
EAST END MAIN STHEliT, KI.VMATH FALLS
V Inter underwear at Ihiffy'».
bulk* I n< Publication.
and Surgeons.
J. 1*1. MOORE,
TIMBER CULTURE PRODI IINAL
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oi l K E I
I.Asrvii.w. Oh«< <«s. [» . .-njH-r 4. IMZi.l
Noticeli hereby given that Manuel
Vierra lia« til«-«l noti«-«, of hitrnti -n I«» £WF*P*'»'i ¡.t and rarefili attention
inaki- tinnì proof lw-f„re Jit*. II. !>•««<■ «||
•/> all o?dcra
. ..................
I County Clerk at lii* « li« «- in Klnniatl,
i Fall», Or., on S*t«ir>lay th«- 12 «lay «,|
I January, |!«>|, on timlH-r culture «|>|>li<.«
tion No. ll.W, for th«- N'^ of si;1, *„<1
I sj, of NEE* "f "ection No. li. m T««wn-
‘ »hip No. 3* S. Range No. 11
E. W M ,
Proprietor of Freight Wugiyta.
;<)r«-gun. He tiatnvH .1-w iti««-.-«* ; p, J.
I Fountain of Klamath Fall», On-gun In
I colt Ruet-k ««f Duirv, Oregon, .la«i*-r I
Ev*ry thing «Ioni- with
Bennett, of Dairy, Oregon, Châtie* W
Sltenutn of lt.iirv. Oreg m.
neat« < «•« ami <|>»p*t«h
E. M. BRAT IAIN, R.gi-ter.
Overcoats at Duffy'*.
NOTICE OF I I S \|, ACC )L’N r.
Department of tlie htti rior,
Land Olflee ¡«t Lukeview, Oregon,
DecerniMir 1K, Rs«),
' Notii .« in li.-reby given that tim f„|.
iow Iig.n«tm «l t«-ul« r haa liled notice of
iu» ilttention to rnake linal pria.f in «m,.
mit of htsi laim, ami that - ,i«|
will IM! Illivll- I h flllJ.UIUH II. It.iH.-oll
County Clerk, at KlntnuO I „||H, Or., on
January 29, Idol, viz;
Harvey L. Teter*,
!’• E;?"vR1,1’1 - /'i:i"' •*)•«1. -f KE'«.,<«f
S«., 17, NEl4 of M. i.' «,[ s«.«. •><) u i
<tf NW^ofSer. 21, 'l’u.-lo, S , ’ r .' m ’
-E. Will. Mot., Ori-gon, Hem.......
| lowingwiln.fm.t.tnrov.bi. e.tnlinuom«
reaiilencu upon nml vnltivation of amd
land, vi«: A. F, l'a.igett, «,f Kuno, Or.-
gott; W. I'.M« ( ollutn, of Keim,Or<-gofi •
II. Stiowg.HiH««, „f K«-no, Oregon« \ I.-
• ’
Leiiritt, Klamnfli IT.II h , On.g,,,,’
E. M. BRATTAIN, R^irt,r
TUcitintosliej at Duffy's.
tatui UIL il * Ml l.»k« V*rw Orry-nn,
I k ., n.lwr f|. H<AI.
Nttibw Í* bvrvbv Iflvrll ll»Ml Ihr follo* •
Itij* iiiiftioi M’ltlrr h »■ hh «i •«••II« •’ «»< ^4
H’t. fltl"»I I ’ Ulffh’ t hul
I” •'U’pWt
ol !♦»• » I.no», »od lb it •*«» I !•»••'»Í w til !"•
iioole II ! «»•• J«»». II.
< ‘HlRtV
i l»rk Mt klgoiMlh Frtlh«
JrtiiiiMrv 2V. ItOi vu;
John A. K<M>nl»
Il E No 1752 I r il .
SE'.. E', sW»¿
*.-<• I. Tp *• S 11 » K.
Uv
I«.||„ m tog wtliir»»v*> lu p*a«* bo « .■atu.a-,
•m» r«*el lei«,«- ni .’»* *v-l «•»lllv»lh»a "f
«Mti«l l.iii'l,
' \ « ..'-••«> ««I Kl»m-
atli f »II» i «’ «. •■«'
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II« « i« ' , <•(
kl.4.«>atf« Fati», Oregon ; IM. Ilram.
Klamnlh I »II«. Or.-guu . G. W, J. W II-
•oi.,<»i Klamath Falla. <*ng<m.
E. M. llHirrn«. If.-gi»!'»»-
TREASURER’S NOTICE.
Notili- 1« lu-rehv given flint ll.rrr *T*
illuda in ih» I'ouniv In u«ury !<>» >br '*•
demptii n rd th»- fulliiwmg i-r»«ii«iv •ar
rant». ¡iroU-ateil on »mi prior tu -t'lAv tX
. .
litter« -1 .1. * h. -'•««„- will r, ■«.“«■ Ir-.M In*
4so; 4'152 4010 4 I*s IW*5
ríale :
4'HII 43*1 4.142 H'4I IUM 4>*e W5 M'1»
4!’".' M*4 51*11 :.»>’• r.iV> bril 5x«t
524* 52411 u2.'S flCJI flï.4 J2 W1 fl22U Í03»
HOTEL BtHBER SHOP,
5241.
I'.itivi III Klanmlb t „IK. On-goa. Ibi»
I5ll, «luy of Novcuii’vr, I'***-
il. li. VivVAinrii" "*«t
t'oiintv Trcioi'irvO
Cleanliness and Good Work
Guaranteed.
Also Agent for LONDON AND
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.
Main | i «- im ,IIH liavt« inni Hie ex|M«rl»
eni eof Mr. I’. t. r Sli.-rmati, of North
Stratford,
|| _ W|M, BI|yHl «.j.'(,r
lut» I suffei'i'd
......... « torturi'
.->■•■««•- « from
««««I« ■ chronic
«in,ii„
b«‘bZ'St|,.,|,......|)l(l K,H|a| |)y»|K.|W(|M
' 'tn- Itimi«, il well mai) Of lue,” It
*h;if you r»a|
|M a (.4.|fa|n
''tir«« for rbhpi-pNi.i uml every form ot
etoniHcli trouble. It gjvea relief nt
oik «' ciett in th,, w, rxt cuses, ¡imi cuti'l
In'll' bui do you good. ,|. L. 1'udgett
♦x noiiH, Reno,
Hacklntoxlics at Duffy's
I
J. B. MOORE,
J W. SIEMENS. Prop.
_ N'titicc i" l.en by given, tbnt William
Knntta. exeeubir «>f ti««, «-«tate «f Arthur
Langell. <le< < u-.-d, li. ih filed in t|M. ('„un
ty Court of Klamath County, Oregon.
Ilia final account of tlie h <I ii « iiii » i «ation
of «ni«l eHtate, and tino nael «„urt Im
«et Tuewlay, January Stli.
;«t t)„.
hour of ten o'cl iek in the f„r<-i,..<.ii «,<
Mid «lav, at thef'ourt lion»«, in Klamxth
tall», Oregon, a- tin- time atei |,lii<-.. |,,r
flit* hearing of «»lij.-ction« lo sititi account
ami the filial Hettle........ of nai'l «-tat«-.
Dated litis ,*»lli <|i,v „f lleeenilier I'HSf
WILLIAM KNOT IS
Executor of the « Hlate of Arthur l.ul
geli, deceaae«!.
Notice For Publication.
P**»enger, exprere and freight trafile
solicited. All ••u-iiiui«» eiitiubted lu uh
will be expedited.
AlEX MARTIN R,
I
Winter underwear al Duffy’.*,
Easy Coaches.
Excellent Accommodations.
E. F. REASES,
ALEX friAHTH,
PresiJeat.
I elt boot* nt Dully *.
I'Jimket Inn >1 ul<«ll«ll>g at Duffy »■
TUEAM RERS NOTICE
Niifici! U lier«l>v «ive» th*tlhr»e*W
Itimi« in tlw- l'.tuiiiy Tr« n-iiry far ,‘l*
«««leiuplkm of ili«' fiillotilli* • "'¡il
\! iirmnt* |ir<de»lc<t oli «mi |«rlor
II), IH:t2:
Intvre'.t v ili censi» on •!•«• «amu RaW
Ibi» «l*t«.
f«o .:f fin52 5202 5230 0251 WU fi'JW VZJI»
5232 5133 5057* .'«>01 .Mrj>
52 IO 5241 iwrj r>»fl sail not# flow
raw M«
fii.in
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.V>5I .'»ni* All 12 5o7* Mi'll 5112 5132 AIW
5201 RIVI r>|K2 5210 A-Ji'd »213 5237 MS?
521* 5101 41*16 4IHIH 5200 5177 5I?5 »17»
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515» 5214 5215
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Dateti ut. Klnmiilii Falla thin Util ■'•z
«il 1 k-cembvr, 11)00.
il. II. Vi* V»i.xrsnri«'
Cmtntv Treti»'irer^
Don't US - uny „( t|„,
terfelts
Rulibor boat* nt Duffy'».
'■f l>"Witi'( Witch Ifiucl Salvi«.
5TOCKHOLDI1R5 MEETING
"f tliom un« worthies* or liable
'':';"i*'' i"Jm v. The m iglimi peWItl *
Notice Is hereby given thill ,l’*
‘ li ILi/.f| Salvi* I m h certain «’lire
“f pile*, (Tzpnia, < nifi, w.ihln I iiifiim , regular umiliai meeting "f
«
’’•‘''i diu-uses. .1. L, i'mt Imhlcraof tlie I.It He K lanini h
goti a Sons, Keno.
Diteli Co. will be la id al Hie
tin« company In Klamath Fall*«
Madeintoahca nl Duffy’*.
g«m on Monday, January 7« ,
,,r
Il"lp Is needed ill oni'e when
Il [MT- 10 o'clock a. iii. for H mi dwtl»" *!
M,n N lif" I" In ,lung<.r. A neglected Director* for flic enauing •','ar'«'„«a
*’ 1 <1’r
becomn M*|i- the transact Ion of sudi oilier bu»inw*
'<
'»I s*,‘"il|l Is« stopped ut once. us may properly come la-fore Um 1,1
1 I ,
«•« «I. t ‘ IUI,i< ’ ""K’1 •'Hi'1' quickly cures 111^,
The Board of Directors of saidConi«
f <■? 'N ,l,,i ,
''"d Ilio worst («uses
t'll...,.'i',U|’’ ,’r"l"',>HlH, gtipp«« unii olii, r pany aro requested to med on ■ •'
" ('«it und lung troni,!«,. J. L. |'u«l- day, January A, ItmJ, ni I o dm r*
nt.
A lex M aktin .1'«.
g<'tt A Sons. Keno.
.Secretiny-
I
V inter (InUi’ng «t ,'Rtffy'f,
K'.ii'.ütli Fulls, (’n. !»<*<•