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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN rublt.hfdeverj Tburwl«> by W. HUSE & SON, K d ITOM AXI» P kofh IKTOH*. rwctir 0v« y««r (in *4taw*) THURSDAY DEFENSE OF THE INDIANS. ■1 ■ ■ — » hunting tn t lie forest res« r\c during the clone seuggn, and a* Game Warden yulmby excepted you in bis report. I. therefore, cannot twlieve that the charges refer to you ir the Indians under you. During the huckleberry season, there were over 1000 Visitors there, including about 3«H* Indians. On one of my visits 1 noticed an old Indian I with a water bucket extinguishing a I camp fire, 1 askeii liiin who told He replied, “Captain him to do so. 1 told liim that was Applegate.” right, and for him to tell all his peo ple to do likewise. Superintendent Ormsby credits the Indians with 20 tires during that Summer—camp-fires, no doubt. I remember reporting two tires which ‘ cauie under the second class, larger ' than a camp-fire. The person «ho gave me the Information «as positive that the tires were started l>v half breed Indians who resided in Ihiuglas I CUuntv ami were visiting your agency. 1 made my re|x>rt accordingly. This same man confessed later on that he had started both tires by carelessness; so poor Lo had to take the blame. Last season was very dry, yet 1 had less tires in this division than any sea- i son since I have had charge of the for est. During the huckleberry season . no hunting is done on that mountain. . there being so many people there the j deer will not stay. As you know, <* la a Harry. ’•now d'ye do?" »aid the busy man. “Will you marry tue?" “O- er." «he gasped, "This is so TIMBER CH IURL I INAI PRIXIF.- NUTICE I OR PUBLICA I ION. Il.'ilt! R C ‘ V< k’F FINAI N0IXL IUR t NITFDM Vrrs I AND U witkii S tati » I.vsiitbiur, Lskevisw, Cregon, Manli 23, 1901. sudden; I must have time to think. Notice i« hereby given that Davi ! I'. Shook lui» filisi notti« «4 inti'iition to 1 " "Say, don’t keep tue waiting too long make Anal proof Udoie-I O. Hamak. i . or 1 won’t have money euough left V. S. Uouiiniaaioiier, ut Ills olii«« in ll->- I to buy the ring. I came in an auto nan»«, Or»«.. on Suturila?, lb«' 4tli >li'i «4 Mav, 1901, on timber « ultiir« nppli > cab, and they charge by the minute, tion NO. 1084. for ill«' S1, SE1, an i S‘4 you know." Philadelphia I’res*. SW, of auction No. 13. in ton unliip No. 30 S., ratiHe No. ll'v. E. lie nanivi a» Uete I p Karlr. witncMMt Daniel F. Dii» "II. >4 l‘"> Jimmy What time do yer have ter lianas, Oregon ; C't.ai le» Holton, of Bo get ter work? — natila, Oregon; .1. M. Aml«'i»on <4 Johnny—Oh. any time I like ai long Ihiirv, Oregon ; Will li. Mn>ok, of I‘airy, n« 1 ain't later than seven o'clock.— Oregon. E. M. BRAT IAIN. Regi»ter. Harper'« llasar. l’R ***• FUBLI u MMN. 1 ‘‘J' [ IM MARTiil President. E F. RiA’tEo. ALEX MARTIN JR„ \ ice President. Cishitr. l iskvisw. O hmios . M«'«'l' "■ D*»M Noliee 1» lierel'V gnrii lliat Maitl » A. \\ iM’iimn. L»i uH'ily luí» til«.1 noli.« ol iilt«'litl"i> <" "i“»' linal |,|,1,.| I . 101« .1 o llm ükei. I ( omiiuk'Oonei . «I ht» offi'T* • >,«„ ,.n .-Hi.inlin.lhi '.’t'lh.l»»-1 M1'". lUlH.uii tiuitwt niltnr«'«l'i'lt« """" t>33, for til«' lot’ 7. H «l'd 9. "• .'«ylto'l 2.1,111 l«iwil»llip Vi.39. > . L inve II'... i: II«' lllllll«" Wltl»«—“•'»• Fa’wsnl F k 'W. t . oí Ik-illi'ld. i'regon; Willtmn Uobeit». o( Iksltie «J. Clmrle» l'n ki'tl. ol |te.ltlel.l. Or. X-n . \\ li M. l ililí'. "• B<slfivl«L Orei'oii. E. M. BKAfTAlN. I¡egn.t«'r. I Coilecrions Attended to Promptly. From the Oreguman. Retluccd prives01»clotliltig, l'nfl»’»- K lamath A gbncy , Klamath Coan« |y. Or., April 1. (To the Editor.) Tea Large a Bite. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Notke I ur Publkllio». Manchuria being altout !W0 mile» one In your issue of March 11, I oliserved U n trail S tate » l.»st> thru I way and SOO the other, it is no wotnler L akeview , Oaiaiox. Marvli IS, 1901.4 an extract from a special report by the' Russian bear deni»» having ewcl- Notice is hereby given that approve I Captain Ormsby, superintendent of lowvd it at the first gulp. At least two plats of township 31 south, ranges 19. 20 the Cascade Forest Reserve, which bites at a cherry of that magnitude are and 21 east I tow ns ip 1'2 «outil, range X'.ticv I* hvridiv -»'VH that lb<’ *’ ,h‘"( to lx looked for. »ay» the New York 19 east, and township 1’1 »oulli. rang»*« reflects severely upon Indian agents mg Inline i »etllei Im» tiled m tin' of Id» Tribune, and perhaps «everal inert, 17, IS mid 19 east, and township 32 intention to nmkv thud pr.»4 1....... . and Indians, alleging disregard to the But there i« little doubt that the ro- sonili, ranges 17, IS mid 19 vast ; tow ii- ol lii»elmin. mid tlmt »ni l |>root will <»• Plan.* and Specifications Furnished on All Kinds <»| 1 taiiu, .in'« *••••• ........ i t east, and tow n- game and forestry laws on the part of ship 33 »outh, range 7 1 bust animal will worry it all duw u U'h rv J . <1 ll uiutUer, I >. < • Buildings and Contracting and Building ship 89 Sottili, rane • ti W . M., <>re- unldv l„.-.. - . - ------ the Indians, and actual enc iurage- ell AI sveuer or later. gon, will Im tiled in this otlii« on Hit* iniraioner nt Bounina, Ore , on tlie Installment Plan. nient of these people in their tres _ ___ April, _ l'*H On and niter •_*o, l'S'l, vi/: 20th day of Jolm llislg' r. tav.atloaa a. aa lagealoa« Karl. xai«l 20t"h day <>f April, 1901, application passes by the agents. 1 do not often \ nmng tbe infinite varivi v <4 notte i mi ami Work furnlslivd l>y (Iti* in HI «r,., II. F. No. JB93 for the NW '4 The carl of Wemysa and March has (or the entrv of land» in the id«'« de 'I p. 39. 8 . It. 12, F. II«' nmne» tin' ("I si ,■ | i..nt Wmtil t'arvhig st.iii Itati» ll.ilu«lvr« and Newrl l*>»t«. Br»<k«t* enter the journalistic field for any invented an implement which has been acrilici townaiiipw will I»’ received at low mg w Ilin- >•» to pun«' ••>» ««ntiiit»"“" Seinll and l’urni'd Work, Hrtsli I*» hh miti Bltnd«, t'ortivr ami l'msv III. h k». i reason, but it seems to me that this adopted by the war office, and which thia office and nui le of record. ivmlem« upon ii” I < ithivulioii o( ¡ml E. M Bairrsis. Regiati'r. un i l' irnitl l'alualvr«. Ikm, ami \V indi ti F*»niv». l’ulpita and l'ew Kml», HtmigU« can be use,I a« a spade, pickax or saw wholesale indictment of our red breth Ian.I, si*: II L. Clopton. I>( llotmn«;i. i llfiuirllui.il, licei ver. Umidi ■ »' tliirdaare, Pattila nini Oli. Meithllng «tei <ila»». I levatinn» and l>»sigu*, and also as a bullet shield. The in Orvg.'it: S. I Walker, "I Boiianr.i. < ••«■ ren and their custodians may need genious instrument, cays the British Emborr’vd. Ground and Cut Gl»«», Wall l*.i|n>r. Forniture, eie., eie. gi>li;L. D. Burk, ol Botmii»«, Oregon . Some attention. If the superintend Weekly, will become part of every sol A. J. lxiwderb«ngli. of II «imti.a. Oregon. itesi work ami lualeiial, ami in Ilio fate»! ami limai apprrn«! stvlca. ent of our great forest reserve had E. .M. IlKiTruv. livginlor. dier'» kit. not called especial attention In Bis re Tablas the Ual<i Cara. port to the Warm Springs and Klam BO YEAR«’ Another high-clasa Chine«« villain EXPERIENCE There have twn 119 township pint» ath Reservations, both contiguous to ho» committed «ulcid« hr «wallowing gold leaf, nay« the Chicago Tribuue. trHii»iuitt«l from the Department of the the forest reserve. I would probably ------- AND OFFICE-------- interior at Washington to the loikeview have thought be had no reference to the berries seldom become ripe there Foiled again! land office. 1‘arties desiring to enter With kindest the Klamath Reservation, where we before September 1. You will waste time if you try to land in any of said townships can have have taken great pains to instruct regards, I am truly yours. their entries plactsi on record. The W. W. HAZtiNI, Proprietor, cure Indigestion or dyspepsia by starv N. LANGELL. our Indians in the game and forestry Te»oc M«»«» Register and Receiver »re instrin ted Iiv Dcsrans ing yourself. That only makes It laws, and have, as we believe, become Commissioner Hermann toallow entries EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. CoeveioHTS Ac. j “I have been troubled with ittdi- worse when you do eat heartily. You for lands iu the township» 'or which quite a law-abiding community. AnT ’na ••n.lln« • »*«•<* .«•■! s»«-ri|-<i';«i «"«r nul. kl, nt. .Ttk-’l ".'T orinh-o Irx* •li»«'.er *« 1 gestion for ten years, havetri«! many always need plenty of good food prop | plats are sent. The remaining township 1 have great respect for Captain 1 ¡«rpwv llorM’H boarded by day, week or incatb. I*..,,« «11 ir«l,v.>nn,leiiH«l. U ui .II m «.Milk-nW Lnl (r«a «>Vt.»l tor <«r'«'« l“*“" “ Ormsby and faith in his fairness, and I things and spent much money to no erly digest«!. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure plat» for thia laud district, numliering LIVCI jf • Hay anti Grain bought ami Hold. I'xteiK, titkvn liieiuxh Mann A I rwovlrv rp. -^l n su», wiiSoul ch««,», m tbo feet confident thit if he believes the purpose until 1 tried Kodol Dyspepsia is thc result of years of srientitic re •W. will be transmitted to the laikeview Passengers eonveyed to till purls of Southern Oregon 'Cure. I have taken two bottlesand search for something that would di office as rapiiilv as tlie work of litho Indians of this reservation go to the la ami Northern California at the very lowest raten. graphing ran be done in Washington. foirgrst rlr A l,»Tkl*>mOr hantuomvir ItlnalratM lllner«l".l timber reservation at will and there gotten more relief from them than all gest not only some elements of food a •1-...IIH.. I. 4 »••xir. .limai — — --------- 'I rr... • »I « The following number«! plats have And it is the one y ïr . ! If H” •’ th« »»•. |1. 1*0.4 rRMU Uy all •»•• new ■ — - • ’ ' ‘ - set at defiance our forestry and game 1 other medicines taken. 1 feel more but every kind. i been received: ■ like a boy than 1 have felt in twenty remedy that will do it. hws, he is greatly mistaken. TIME î’t AT WAH HI.KP. . Uranch OB - «» Y O- Wf*i«,l«o. I>. I- Anderson Riggs of Sunny i J. L. I’adgett A Son.«. Keno. Before mentioning this matter pub- years.” . .Octolwr 1. 1858 3*1 8.. R. 7 E T ! Latte, Texas. Thousands have testi l'xiTkii H t » tv » I «m> Orrtcs. January 19. 18’2 iicly I addressed a letter to Hon. N. 7 36 Lnkrvu », Oregon, F«-I>fii«ry l«t. IDCI. fied as did Mr. Riggs. Septeiu.2tt, ls>s 37 « Langell. who, under Captain Ormsby, Nullte l« liervliy giv«-n thnt Ih cola . January 19, 1882 4 37 J. L. I’adgett & Sons. Keno. pliant« nidi du« t>r«>vi»ion» <4 tl .- «et <4 ti rr has charge of that portion of the Cas 38 . . Octolwr 1, 1858 7 1. 1.■,-■< •• ■■( Jun«- 3. |S7S. i iilitlnl "An Il •• January 19, 1X82 7 38 cade Forest Reserve, which is contig The second annual report of the n< t lor die »al«. <4 tlmlwr laiol«« in the Mav 19, 1X73 33 7', uous to the Klamath Reservation, Oregon Historical Society has been •Iah« «»f ('ahfnriHA, <HrK«»u. XrVfrla, April 13, 1XXI 7S 34 wii'l Wnahintfloti T« rrit«»ryaa t ilcnij- and whose rangers traverse all the received. January X, 1873 35 71» It is a pamphlet 6}X9i «• I t'» all tl*«* l'tlMir l«4iipl rlrtlm l»y a<T . OctoInT 1, 1^)S 8 37 forest region which is ever entered by [ inches and contains 124 pages. It <»| ' iij»«»*t I, |HV2, William I’ lOfwUt, January 19,18X2 8 37 • »( >!■ rtiil roiitilv <»( hl.iuiwtli, »tafr el the Indians of this reservation. It ' shows that the society had 627 mem <>ut<»lH*r 2, .85S 8 39 <ir'*y«>n, hn« thia dav lilr«| in Ibi« ••flirt ... April 18, 1873 39 8 will not be doubted. I think, that Mr. bers on Nov. 30. 1900, distributed in ; liia «u«»ni alalvmrtil N«». ’.*K< 1«<r tha 18X2 8 39 Langell is the best possible witness in twentv-three counties in Oregon and |>nr« 1 o( ll»r U o( X E14 . ! '«v. 10, Novenibr 18, IS. 1 8 41 and *• W ’ 4 i•( ’*» I. *4 4»n«l f* fr ’4 <«f >\\ this matter. I therefore ask leave to four in Washington. April 18 1873 8 41 Tlie material ab . 3, tu Tuwnahlp X" w I* , 8 January 19, 18X2 41 submit the correspondence of Mr. collect«! during the year is classified Hantft« X.», |(), E. and will »»n« r prrwif (0 9 January 0, 18*19 23 Langell and myself upon the subject as follows: • li »w that th»' lrt»u| »<»light i« rnntu valu Library Department— .... NovembrJI. 1879 <9 9 ablp |»>r ita |iinla»r or afona Ihan l*»r 01 LIGHT: 9 Without further comment. . ftecember 4. 18*10 BANNER 32 Documents, 134; diaries, account ... January 9, 1873 OJ 9 It Is *.'< cheaper und one day quicker t»grn tilnitrtl piirfNim'c. und t<» <*"lat li«lt Since the Klamath and Warm books, etc., I*: maps and charts. 15; ht’» chiiri« I«» aald lanci la !»>rr thr Krfti* S'pteln. 16, 185» 1 ii«ot.riarr x>< ax*L 1» th « wo»ij> i,«v.,Ttt> to 38 9 time than any other route. Springs reservations have been par- I bound newspiper tiles, 27; miscel- tur nhd Kii’vikrr c»l thia «‘flirr at Ijibc- 9 April 18, 1X73 38 \'uw. Or. oti baltirdny, Ihr l’flt» dajr ol Spiritual Philosophy. April 13, 18X1 38 9 lieidariy mentioned as the localities )aneuus papers, unbound, 53; pam- \prii, iwl. Ilu natnr« n« witr><*M*a; — vi Ua, -a- •— 1882 38 9 from which the Cascade forest reserve pfj]e(g, miscellaneous books, loti; Good Stock anil iiquip- <•••• \V ( «>ni»«r, <»f MnrriU, Oregon, 39 October 1, 185x 9 1 hath a T. U da<»ti, «»I Merrill. Orrgofi; is invaded, it may be well to state ear]v 4« . April 19. 1.873 39 9 Museum I>e- ISSUED WEEKLY ment. t liArlr« A Ihinlhtg, <»l Mwrrlll, Orrgö0| 40 . Septem. 7. 185’ 9 »hat the last-named reservation Is no p3rttnent_pioneer relies. 207; arch- l’i’rry Wbllinv, <»| ftk, 9 ... . Januarv 19, 1X82 At J04 Dartmouth Street. Boston. 49 Careful Attention Given Am and all |wriM»iia riaiimng tA- kihger under the control of an agent, geological relics, 1 2; pioneer photo 9 Sepleiu. 29, 185X 41 Mass., the management of the Indians de-1 graphs. 448; other pictures, 139. v**rM*ly th«' gltuvr «h acrilwvl land« ara 41 9 April 18, 1873 Traveling Public. r«’w»«»•■•»11 d t*i ft!«» iht-ir t Lmii’ in thi* BY Januarv 19, 1882 41 9 volving upon a school superintendent. documents consist 'mainly of let »»flb »’ «»11 »»r Iw'fore aavl I3th day <»l Apfii« 10 January fl, 1809 banner or light ri bushing couresv. 21 who is doubtlesa considerably burden . ters and other written matter relat-' IlMil. . Dtceinbr 17, lb70 10 31 IL JI. lilllBFTT, XL LUID. . ..Januarv 9, 1873 10 «G ed with his duties in connection with ing to the early social and business H«RR!«OX I» lURRKTT, FDITOB Kovembr 18 1871 10 41 SupenoGndrnL I'ropnrior. his Indian school. I am hot able to ]jfe of the country, and the relics are 11 N'r.veuihr'JI 1879 28 tue uiN'.nu 0 ■ srit-ctko r«mnr say that he does not efficiently man- such were us«l while crossing the .October 21, 1S75 38 11 papvr ol Ei'-HT (ok HoMK) rAür». Amialnih* up i.« .19 January *i, 1X69 warila of mtTY • oL'ivwa or ijrrtNBVTiaa 11 age the Warm Springs people, or as plains with teams or in the early in • D. RUAMES, M. D. • rr. brat'mg A l.ittrary !»• Noyembr 1-8,1871 Min ctivk nr. 40 It (wiriinent; R'-port« ol Rpirltuat !.•-<- 1»tr«-« ; <»rl well as any man could, considering dustries of the country. Visitors at .... Decc ’ inbr 31. 1M81 11 41 trinili E ssnv » spiritual l'hlloaoplitral an«l Phytlclnn n'd Surgeon, 9, J872 S< f'Hifu , h lift-ritti |o|,*ri gh -’ i ' Wblefo tr«nc his many burdens. I think, however, the rooms in the city hall. Portland, 11', ...July 38 .. July 9, >872 il poti "pirltiial atul rtilar rwm» ; Spirit M« v 3» 11 ‘ z All Calla Answered Promptl? Day that it was a mistake to relieve these average 1500 a month, and all who *•<•• i’«*p«r<nirnt ; Rrftftri« o( Mplrilnal l ii« . Novetnbr 20, D77 norm ni», an<l l’onirlbiitlotia by tb« most talrui 28 12 Indians of the supervision of an agent visit that city are cordially invited to X' ovcid br 20, 1S77 cd urltvra in thc worl«l, etc «-tu. 29 or Niglit. 12 180« 12 36 while they are in a transition state call. ... May 2, 1873 TERMS OI hl lis« RIITB N, IX AI’VAN*< » 12 36 between tribalism and citizenship. —------------------------ June 17, 1876 l’t-r V»-«r 38 12 » '• I ui for they should be thoroughly in-1 You cannot enjoy perfect health, Decembr 31, 1891 Hli Month« 12 41 Three Months ,:U Digests what you eat. 13 Xeptern. 22. 1x71 28 structed in the laws of the state be- rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes If your H¡MM*imen <*«»ph« «eni Ir«*. It artificially digeaU the food and aids Novetnbr 20, 1877 28 13 fore they are released from reserva- liver 1« sluggish and your bowels GENERAL FREIGHTER, N’atura In *treogtb»niog and recon, . Decembr 27, 18*16 36 13 AnvtitrisiMnrrs publl.hnl «t January 6, )x*i9 celli, » line. wllh macouin. for «|«ac»sn«i lime. «trueting the exhausted dlgeatlveor- j »ion restrictions. Very truly yours, clogged. DeWitt’s Little Early Ris- 13 . M gain. It Htbe I.Atesldiscovereddigeat. urr r«»n»pt and raraful atl«mtw»a .........January 6, 18U9 39 13 O. C. APPLEGATE. ers cleanse the whole system. They Jrilv 7, 1872 40 13 ant and touicr No other preparation tn allo; tlern ............. tkinncr of Light Publifthinf Company (The letter to Mr. Langell, above never gripe. Decembr 5, 1x78 13 can approach It in efllclrncjri It In-' 40 July 7, 1X72 4l«o iHlblltihcn anti k< *-pa for v«lr e( Wlio|f.ali> »tantly r« hevea and permanently cure* 41 13 J. L. I’adgett A Son«, Keno. referred to, calls attention to the re I 28 14 .... Fcptein. 22, 1X71 hh ! Kt-fi»ll a <’ niph-t' H- ortin*nt <•! Spiritual. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, port of Superintendent Ormsby and .July 20, 1X75 Pro»rea«lve. RHormatory. anJ ~1l*4,rllaneou a Flatulence. Sour Ntomach, Nausea, Spring coughs are specially danger 14 28 Hooka. • 1 a. 1 ig work« >ri (Kcultiam. fhenao claims that such report “constitutes ous and unless cured at once, serious ____ July 2, 1X74 phy. Aslr'»luiry . P«ychol<»xy Myglem- • -n 14 31 Bick Headache. Gastralgla.Cranipsand I' *4 ripihi- < itniogiii- wnt fr«-«- mt appllraiton ... July 2. 1X74 32 14 all other result* of ttnpei feet digest Ion. a severe indictment of Indian agents results often follow. Any book publl»h**<l in Enalun«! <«r Anv-rlra, One .Minute .Decembr 27, )x*'»i not out 0» print, wilt be «rut by mail or •* PriecSOC and SI. L«rrr »iac^nUlni 1^4 tlmrw 14 30 Proprietor of Freight Ml agoni and of the Indians for alleged viola Cough Cure acts like magic, crualitUk) Book al, atMiUldygprpaia iuali0<!f rrv . . .Januarv 6, 1869 preas. 14 38 It is Prepared by L C- Uettil T A CO . Cl)lcaeo. . .January 6, 18«9 14 3V tionsuf game and f<«restry laws.” not a common mixture but is a high . ..Inly 9, 1872 14 40 For want of space we are compelled grade remedy. Everything don* with .June 17, 1876 14'2 41 to omit the letter in full, but Mr. nvntnvRR ami <ii»|»atch 15 28 ... Septum. 22, 1X71 J. L. I’adgett & Sons, Keno. LAST WAR I). 15 28 ... August 13. 1875 Lang efl's reply, here following, fully ' ........ January 6, lxil't 15 39 riacklntoshes at Duffy's. «overs the questions raised:) ... April 18, 1X73 15 40 Great Salt Lake Route Medford, Or.. March 22.—Hon. O. 15 ... June 17, 1X7« 41 16 . Decembr 19, 1874 •28 C. Apptegate, Klamath Agency, Ore Stage Line. January, 23, 1871 ' 31 1« The traveler, tourist or buslnem« gon—Dtear Sir: Your favor of the Decembr 17, 1X70 1« 38 man Is wise when he selects the Rm 40 VI . April 18, 1X73 18th Inst., in relation to the report of 17 iHfi-mbr 19, 1871 29 G hanuk W» ikiin R ailway , ••Great Cleanliness and Good Work Captain Ormsby, to the Commissiener ' 30 .. April 17, 1X7« 17 ' Salt Lake Route,” for Ills route to •f the General Land Office, received lieceinbr 19, 1874 83 17 Guaranteed. 1 lie East. ft. is tlie only transconti 17 fha'cmlrr 17, 1X70 38 and carefulTy cemidered. I confess I Also Agent for LONDON AND 17 Decembr 5, 1872 39 FOR nental line piuudng directly through read the report with considerable in- ■ Decembr 31, i mm I 33 19 Snlt Dike City, ami In addition to LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. teres», and concluded that it had ref- ■ 19 January 19, 1X82 33 Iteccmbr 19, 1X71 19 34 Hie glimpse It affords of the Temple erence more directly to Indian agents 19 . January 19,1882 34 At the Telegraph City, tin- Great Sall Lake and the north of my division in the Cascade .March 2, 1869 Office: 35 19 pict tin tuple Salt laike and Utah Vai- 1 85 19 ....January l'J, 1882 Notice lor Publication. Forest Reserve, or that some one had Office. 19 . . . Januarv 14, 1X80 37 Ilepartinvili <4 the Dilerinr. leys, it offer» the choice of three dia- greatly exaggerated the matter to; January 20. 18.83 19 37 Ianni OUR« st Lakeview.' 'J*0"- tinct routes tiirougli the mountains Superintendent Ormsby, who is gen 38 ...March 2, 1X09 19 Miireli 12. I’""' KLAMATH FALLS, OR. 19 lA'cembr 5, 1872 and the most magnificent scenery In 40 erally very careful in bis statements. Notice la hereby given It'«1 . Dr'ivinhr 5, 1X72 19 41 Over 7,000 articles in this 1 the world. Treble dally train service lowing naineil »elder ha» IB*.* "" . ■ Game Warden Quimby, in lit» report Decembr 1!*, 1874 20 34 line, correct in style, reli and through Pullman mill Tourist Ida iiitmtion I«» makw fh»*l l,r”" » to the Governor of Oregon, says: 34 .........Januarv 19, 1882 20 fliip|N»rtoi liia claim, a»id ...March 2, 1859 35 able in quality, and sold at 20 lic.-pin ' 1 in , in-t we<*n port land, Hunt will I m « iniiilo Iwforw Jam»** JL wNot only have the Indians been per Daily from Agi-r to Klamath Hot ........ January 19, 18X2 3» 20 THE LODGES. ' lowest prices, ace shown in ington, Butte, licnver and Chicago f'olinty Clerk at Kl»inadi I»ll»> mitted to leave the reservation for 20 ... .Marell 2, 18*19 Kpring». Keno, Klarnntli Falls, Dairy i 37 in connection with the ( tregon It. II. on April 27, tool, via: 38 20 .....March 2, 1869 Bonanza, Bly hii <1 Lakeview. purposes of hunting game during the Emly I.- Arant, ... A. F. A A. M. 20 . March 2, 1869 39 >v Navlgat ion t'<>. ami Oregon Sitôt I elosc season, but I have been inform Klamath Lodge No. 77 meets Salur- II. E. No. 2010, Daily from Lakeview to Bly, Bonanza 39 20 Decembr 5, 1X72 For pamphlets descript ive of See. 31. Tp. 38 H, »L day evening on or liefore the full moon. II. ed that they are encouraged In their ... February 4, 187« Dairy, Klamatli Falla, Keno, Klamath Line. 21 21 2, S.... <1, Tp. 39, B., ><• » ;; „ A i . kx M artin jh ., W. M. . . February 4, 187*1 I lot bpringn ant I Ager. 22 21 flic '‘Great Salt Lake Boute” apply ami depredations ty the Indian agents;' lininvH Ilin following witni'’""" J fU|. A. L. L ravitt , S kc . 21 i 23 .... February 4, 1876 •>he result has been that Indians have Make* connection with all train» at • '» J. I>. Mansll. ld, 253 Washington, In» continnoiiH remit !»'•’ "I”’’1 * O. E. S. Decembr 14, 1877 25 21 We keep it on our coun ■ .j,, Port land, or Geo. W. Ili'lhlz, General tivstion of »aid land, vi» : Aloah Chapter No. 01 meets on the .. . .Heptembr 14,1877 Ager, Gal. hunted and shot elk and deer with 26 21 iiv, (4 Klamadi lall»’ (,'r(.jnni . Heptembr 14, 1877 | t 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each 21 27 ter in plain sight, but if Pass< ng< r Ggent, Salt Lake City. impunity.” The fact is that the last; ."In par.I, ol Klamatli ..„.«in; month. J kmmi * E. K kamkh , W. M. 22 March 2, 1869 30 0. I . DeLnti, of Klnmathla ». JFJ you don't see it ask us. elk seen or killed in the Cascade! L acba W illits , Bee. 22 . . . . Novernbr 19, 1879 •40 NOTICETO BRIDGE contractors . W.F.Arant .of Klmnad. .....March 2, 1869 30 23 We will be glad to show Mountains was alxiut nine years ago. I. 0. 0. F. E. M. BKATTAIN, l«*f’ur' Easy Coaches. . January 3, 1876 24 37 Klamath Lodge No. 137 meets every I This elk was killed by an English it to you, and you will be 24 39 ... January 3, 1M7*» Saturday evening in I. O. <). F, halt. Excellent Accommodations. tourist near tlte head of Jenny Creek. :w .January 3, 1876 25 glad to see it if you intend Visiting brothers cordially invited. “Last winter I was confined . . January 3, 1 M7G 25 37 J. B. C amphell , N,G. During the last three years no elk to buy anything in this .........January 3 1876| 25 38 bed wlt li a very bad coltl on th’’ W m . T errill , 8 ec . have been seen, either by my rangers .....January 3, 1876 25 line, for it will save you 39 1’ rosi ' krity R ehkkah L oooe N o . 104, Nothing g ive UIC relief. 1 yhiut(, ... Novernbr 19, 1879 25 •r myself. I do not believe that an 40 1. 0. O. F., meets first and third Thurs money. .... Novernbr 13, 1X79 25 41 wife bollgill a Isdflc of <. elk cun be found from tl»e North day evenings of each month in I. O. O. Novernbr 17, 18v 1 32 32 t'ougli Cure that cfTectetl a *1 F. hall. A lice G oellek , N. G. Umpqua River south to the Lake of ....Heptembr 2, J8iu 33 32 K ate C ixiptow , S ec . cure. I cannot speak t<><> IdK > »he Woods, a distance of nearly 70 that excellent remedy.”—M’’1 A. 0. U. W. miles. Linkville Izxige No. 110 meets in A. Big line men 's and hoys’ suits at PUMPS AINU WINDMILLS. llouscman. i>. TT. W ball every Tuesday evening. 1 I will also state that J have not Duffy's. .1. L. I’adgett & Sons, Keno- Visiting brothers welcome. Big line of men's and boys ’ suits at been informed by any ranger under G. T. D aldwix , M. W. crcoat* at Duffj ’ s. ' I fttfTv Bargain* in ot iuy supervision of bands of Indians Jxo. W, S ikmkx «, R ecorder . Ilargiilns In overconUt P” T Invited. KLAMATH FALLS PLANING MILLS, J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor. PLATS RECEIVED KXCHANC.E STABLES Klamath Falls-Merrill Stage Line, Scientific flitter lean MUNN SCo.36'“'0*-'’ New York Ashland and Klamath Falls Stage Line. Those Who Want to Buy Or Sell Real Estate or SCbdcS Dyspepsia Cure Other Property Will do Well f j. n. nooRE, To Call at Republican Office J. B. MOORE, Per Haps We Can Help You. 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