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needed, and thus, with the many |Mistun* have taken the place uf
cream producing cows, it may be brush and stumps.”
“The change of administration In
j truly culled a land of milk and honey.
f’ubtl»tn-dev»r» ThnOday by
Again, our travelers saw ancient the Southern Paeitb- Kailncul la go
i
ruins, which were claimed by antuc to ing to Is-a good tiling for Western
be tlie ruin! of ancient temples and Oregon as the I’p-Vallcy Hawuiilla
fciiiti»«» ax b T’gotTüiTr»«».
fortifieatloitx; others said they were will get the same terminal tales ns
'This will build
those of decaying tu g pens and chick Portland sawmills.
•uRM RirrioN bato ;
between
D>rtland
up
many
towns
en
houses.
Which
were
right
is
a
<w
(fir jreir (tn id vine«)
29, lUOl, ' iniHited question, but at least the and Roseburg, and the growth of
tllUHSDAY,
Al Gt ST
ruins are there and speak for tlum- these will mean Inen-.iMd business
selves. And they saw caves, some for lYirtland.”
AR. DUFFY'S ADVENTURES AT
Mr. Pickett will remain here
entering the mountains a half mile
PELICAN BAY.
or more.
In some of them were vast several days mid will very likely Invest
ilev. J. M. McComb and Elder 1. deposits of ice which had prolmbly In Oregon timber before he returns
A. Duffy, who went up tlu- lake last been deposited there ever since the Faist.
treek to the Pelican liay countrf. had , pttlotberian age.
-•Y- u lire selling It by the acre
These lee eaves
a very «dvcnturous an.1 interesting '¿'J very convenient to henl cows In now." he said. --In a short time you
W-rics of experiences.
The stopping at night, as they will after a big feed will be Selling It by tlie iiuinlx-r of
place where they devoted most of of ice give an abundant supply of ice feet tlie acre will pnsluec.
Then
iheit time was (lie tirifllth hotel and
tlie price will lx- much higher than
cream for breakfast.
ranch and the adjacent mountains,
Mr. Duffy only shot three deer out it now is.”
trout streams, game-tilled forests, ice of 150, the law having forbidden the
eaves; big
frees- soa serpents, killing of more than three during the
whales, et cetera and so forth.
For season. These three were consumed
M liile this
an account of all these wonderful there, and none, not even a hide, w as
Of our removal sale,
Sights we are indebted to Mr. Duffy brought home with him.
sale lasts you can buy slioes, hats.
own prices,
wli<w remarkable memory and graph
One great comfort at Pelican Bay clothing, etc,, at your
ic descriptions will lx; found a great is that there are no mosquitoes. Mr. Come quick and avoid the rush, at
THE DU I- FY GO'S.
Source of valuable infortnatk.n.
' Duffy hunted three days but found
They started from Klamath Falls none.
This is different from what
BONANZA AVHIAPERINGS.
to go to Pelican Kay on Tuesday of it is at Spring cicek on the opposite
Our -•sheep” that stravisi to
last week, intending to go by water ___
siffe __
of the
lake, There the masqui-
___ _____
hut missed the boat, and hence Mr. toes are of such a goodly size and s<> Huckleberry mountain to find pas
tfazen t«x>k his team and wagon and plentiful that fishermen freely use tures green, are ag; in returning to
escorted them up there. Their trip them for fishbait without apparently the fold.
alorfg the western bank of Big Klam diminishing tlie visible supply.
The oldest son of Jack Driscoll w as
ath lake was enlivened by a tine view
Finally Mr. Duffy said in tlie col thrown from a horse last week and
nf the lake and of its islands and of lection of three hundred and fifty had his arm severely sprained.
the groves and farftis on tlie opposite people he saw more godfl looking
Thrashing machines will soon Ix-
shore. The islands presented a very young ladies than lie ever saw before. in evidence in our community.
picturesque Ippearance.
One island I (Keep your eye on Duffy.)
Frank and Dan Nichols left for
(Bare Island) was nearly covered by a
Our travelers returned to Klamath Ager last Tuesday for freight for t In
Urge mountain, from the top of Falls on Friday feeling much elated
Bonanza merchants.
which a column of smoke was seen over the pleasure they had received.
Fruit pedlars are quite numerous
rising, and which was at first thought From Mr. Duffy's ehthusiastn over
in our town.
to indicate a volcano.
This they as the trip, we feared he would render
(Received too late for last week.)
certained to be a mistake, as they af a too glowing account of his travels
S. 1.. Walker returned ftotn Lake
terwards learned that the smoke was :lnrt visit, and hence we cannot but
view but failed t j find tlie Iwrae
f*MW the lone cabin on lite island in feel glad that he has shown such
thief.
stead of f/om the top of the moun moderation in the statements of his
A. D. Ilarpold and nephew are
tain.
/ Aside from the cabin they experience, and such an earnest effort
camped this week <>n Summit Lake
were enabled to see a few signs of an to contine himself to facts.
His sin-
imal wT Vegetable life. Up and down (.crjty and truth-loving propensities Mountain looking after irrigating
the mountain slope« capered what WCre evidently so visible during all of interests.
Mrs. Jessie Dumm commenced a
might have been a band of prehistoric his trip that when he went to pay
horses, and
of wild
pur his bill, the landlord said he would term of school last Monday at the
_»_ a drflve
»_».
> j dogs
j
suing a small "Tierd of deer.
Steam charge him the same preacher's rates head of Langell Valley.
was noticed iitroosideruble quantities he did the gentleman who accompa
M¡ss Etta Smart of Fort Klamath
rising from a hot spring, near which nied him.
is making a short stay with Miss
a'n innumerable collection of enor
P. 8. Mr. Duffy reports that the Retta Morine.
mous an ikes of all kinds were squirm Poplar hotel where lie stopped at
11. L. Ciopton went to Klamath
ing and catching dies.
Pelican Bay, is tlie best and most Falls last Monday.
Ab^mt a mile beyond Bare island, comfortable place for tourists in this
Alec McDonald left town last Sun
(he travelers »ante to where the lake part of the state, and that Mr. Grif-
day evening, in company wit h his
iras very wide and deep, and there utti is a most genial and accommo-
sister Maggie, and Miss Gladys Nel
ihey had the good fortune to see a dating landlord,
son.
The horses either became
genuine sea serpsnt. Its length they
frightened, or carelessnes in driving,
were unable to determine, but its
FINE REMITTED.
and the buggy was thrown from a
enormous head, as it lifted above tlie
bridge, completely demolishing it.
(Salem Statesman )
water, struck them with overpower
Governor Geer yesterday granted The parties were compelled to walk
ing awe. Itsetes, like great balls of
thepetitionofJ.il. Harbin for the a distance of seven miles.
lire, were not less than two feet in di-
remission of a fine which was impos
A cool refreshing shower visited
aww»«-r. w I h I« its mouth seemed like
ed upon him in the circuit court of our “burg” a few nights ago, there*
a cavern of despair. Not far beyond
, Klamath county under a conviction by lowering the thermometer by
tliis serpent they saw another inter
for selling liquor without a license. several degrees.
esting phenomenon.
It was the
The remission was asked for by Hon.
Mrs. Alec Bradburn lias gone to
symptoms of the presence of a whale.
II. L. Benson, sentencing judge; L. Bogue river to sp< nd a few days.
They did not see the whale itself,
F. Willits, county judge: H. T. An
but they caw its spout, and hence
Mr. Cliff of Klamath Falls is witii
knew it was there.
Aoubtless the derson and Fled C. Meihase. county us for a few weeks, lie is remodel
commissioners,
constituting
tlie
whale and the serpent had been in
ing the Hotel Morine.
county court of Klamath, and by A.
deadly conflict and hence were so near
The Bonanza public school will
E. Kearnes, district attorney.
The
together. This seemed to be Sir.
open September 2nd, w ith Mr. James
latter in joining in tlie recommenda
Duffy s opinion, and also that this
Wright as teacher. We believe the
tion to the Governor, said:
was the same great fish which was
school
board has made a wise selec
‘•I do not much appreciate having
Stranded dear the mouth of William
to ask for the remission of the fine, tion in securing the services of Mr.
ton river several years ago. Possibly,
as the defendant was guilty ami Wright.
also, it was tlie same whale which
A. T. Langell and Jack Horton are
stubbornly st<Mxi two trials, but as he
swallowed Jonah.
is a cripple, and would have to serve rustling cavalry and artillery horses.
Tlie travelers arrived at their stop
the whole time out in the county jail, Parties having horses tor sale will
ping pi'ace at Pelican Bay about sun
They
and the county would thereby lose do well to see these buyers.
down, and were made comfortable at
are
paying
from
435
to
$50
for
gissl
upon account of his board a consider
Griffith’* hoteN
At the hotel and in
able sum. and as his plea of guilty cavalry horses, broken to ride, and
tents around it, were about 350 peo
was accepted by my deputy upon the for good artillery horses, broken to
ple, all seeking health, enjoyment
implied understanding that tlie tine ride and work, 440 to 470.
and hunting and fishing.
The bay
would lie remitted. 1 herewith join
Henry Schomer of Swan lake came
»nd the ice-cold streams which emp-
with tlie county court and the circuit t , Bonanza last Wednesday with his
Med into it were so crowded with fish
judge in asking the remission of the oldest daughter who was thrown
that but small effort was needed to
fine.”
from a see-saw and broke her arin.
Induce them to come ashore.
Mr.
Tlie facts recited in (lie letter of Dr. Johnson gave medical attend
Duffy tells us that 15-pound trout,
Mr. lleames indicate tlie reasons ance.
with bodies as long as an axe handle, I
recognized
by Governor Geer in
B ill J ones .
♦ere the most common, and that a I
granting the pardon, with the fur-
fish which would not attain that size
CHANGES AT MT. SHASTA.
thur fact that Harbin has since tak
was ignored and kicked out of the
en out a license and is complying
aristocratic circles of fish society.
Redding Free Press.
with the law, also that it is thought
Tlunting game was also great and
Mt. Shasta’s snowy mantle is in
he would be a charge on the county
successful sport, and tlie droves of
tat ters. The snow now clings to
if tlie judgment had stood.
dem- tbat roamed the mountain sides
the high places and the sheltered
ahd the bears that herded in tin-
gulches.
The Mitten is a little
MUST COME HERE FOR TIMBER.
neighboring jungles rendered it possi
larger and more destitute of white
ble to have at every camp fire at
than is usual at this season.
The
(From Portland Oregonian.)
night a gorgeous supper of roasted .
AV. 8. Pickett, a prominent timber ' snow lias tumbled away from Hie
vonison, bear’s meat and fat trout. man of Sidnaw, Mich., who is in Thumb lbx'k and the jutting prom
Nor were the delights of life seen in Portland, predicts a heavy increase ontory is more striking than ever.
die matter of fiMxl alone.
Nature'
in the population of Oregon within Tb<; hot summer lias wrought strange
had' wiM-ly
i
provided everything to the next fire years. .
“Our timber pranks with the hoary old mountain.
f tr fl
i/. aesthetic
'invi I >nf í/• side / of
»/ man
• . x
.. »
gratify
tlie
man. . ■ has about
given out,” he said yester- A sulphur spring has always bubbled
The lofty groves were filled by myr j day, “and we must come to Oregon boiling hot in a bowl of stone near
iads of songbirds feathered in ail tlie to do business.
The
The timber men tlie monument on the summit.
Splendors of the rainbow.
Near by have been moving slowly westward spring, for the first time, his gone
were seen groves of umbrella trees, for a past century. They begun cut dry. So lias Mud Lake near by.
So called because their nmny-colored ting the timber of Pennsylvania, This may be tlie unusual heat or it
flops swelled into vast canopies of alK] when that gave out they went may betoken internal disturbances
The “ex
flowers.
to Southern Michigan, then to within the mighty com-.
But of animate nature. Mr. lHtffy i Northern Michigan, then through tinct” volcano may not be as dead
took most pleasure in viewing the Wisconsin, and finally landed In as it lias seemed. Quite a commot ion
Clouds <4 brilliantly decorated butter Minnesota. Their trail can be dis- was occasiom-d some weeks ago when
flies a* large as robins, and which tlnctly followed by tlie clearings a party of mountain »'limbers opened
were so tame as to is- easily caught, tlicv made, , the towns which they the door to the monument to lift
There were also humming birds, big- established, , and the farms which from its iron box the register which
ger tlwwv yearling chicken», and were cultivated after the woods were lias done duty for so many years.
♦hose united humming was like the cut. The sawmill regions did not Box and register were gone.
It Is
voice of a threshing machine.
relapse into solitude when tlie timber said that the book contained the
Here, also, nature grafts huckle gave out, as manufacturing interests autographs of many noted persons
berry inishe» upon oak trees, water of one kind or another were ln.ilt up, and was brought down and sent to San
melons <>n sqimsli vines, strawberries | although the land was in many cases Francisco at tlie request, of someclub
are plentiful nil summer, and every inferior to that of Oregon.
1 notice which wished to make a list of all the
tree Is a bee tree, so you can at any that whenever the trees have been names It contained.
The book is
Mme tap a tree and draw lion ■ y a, cut down out here, good farming and :>aid to be back in Sluon and will
W. HUSE & SON,
20 DAYS MORE
«.»
si :i lx- lit It.» olil pine at the sum-
mil again. The btl»h- wlii< h "Dad-
dy" Gains put in the monument is
still tlK’ie. A visitor was stirpi ised
h> find that with a gtxxl glass lie
could see the nioiiuiuetit on Mt.
Sbastil and lit, flag staff oti tile high
est pinnacle of the Black llultes.
The same spletulld glass showed
plainly the ritflled snow down the
south side of the Mitten where tbi-
«h'sceiiding tourist sits on a sack and
seixits eaitliward for thret- and a
Inlf mill's.
FOR 5ALI’.
IAA«> FINE RANCHES.
The undersigned desires, on account
of pour lu-.lltli, to sell two excellent
ranches, vlx:
One sl<x-k ranch about <1 tnll- s from
Lorella, containing .’>20 acres, all
fenced with good rail and wire fene<-.
good buildings, tioilsi-, Ixirtl, sheds,
spring house, etc.: 150 acres under
cultivation, the balance In wild hay.
(cuts several bundled tons per year:)
all excellent soil and plenty of watei
from several large springs for the ha\
and crop».
It is one of the bc*t
ranehes, and In the center of a l.u.b'
and first class range.
Alsu a grain ranch at Lorella
known as tin- - Simp. Wilson ranch."
cont lining 320 .-ti res. All wt tl fenced
and sufficiently watereii by numerous
springs of excellent water: a new
house, finished in good styl ■ and ci st
41.200; -i young orehatd, 25 acres tn
alfalfa. Ilio baiane«' cultivated and
raising wheat, oats, rye, barley, veg«--
tables, etc., etc. No waste land on
it. The best grain ranch in Klam
ath county.
Tliese ranehes will lx1 sold. sepa-
ratelv or together, at a bargain.
Goes! title, anil both in first rate con-
ditlon. Unii on or write to
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NOT'D K Foil 1'1 ! • •
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l'mmOon" I
Lakeview . Oregon. July f
Nolle.- 1» boi l')
E K. REAMES,'
Vice Ptesident.
"
O'"'
(
..Imme will, the I- vi•> -•• - -1
?
Fourni..........
I>> .......
,
u-t l.u lb. -al.' -I nm'-"
‘
.talo of Ualilotni.i. <»•.
«ml \\ .»l.u -I. n roo'-"'
Ÿ
t. ruled IO all the Pu' I»'
mt of lilUN'l ' 1-0'. h loi I
•
of Kl.oi.mh Full«. I'
Stale <•! Oregon, lia» tin*
till« office bi* »"uin »i.ileiiK nt p !
lot tlie l-UK Il.t-e 1'1 the Nl 1
,
No. U. !.. Timimhil.N- /-S l..o g.' X'
. ... E. C M .m.<i"Ul 'tei i
I---I" «
limitile lami »ought i» n ■">' '
•’
itr. timber or .. ...... ..
lor a,,.mull... .
mill«». », xml lo.'»tal-li’b
11"""
laid lami Ixl.ire the Regi-ter «ml I“'
...,v. « .'I «tire .-IL-- al I
‘
on Moml.li, the Utl. -I “ <■!
r
lini, lie mom- a* »liti»
o M. I V-I.lm, of
I a
'
Jac. b 1*1. r. of Klamath.-n. » ill' ■
.latm* M. Erne.'. .1 I o I KI
Oregon, l’hai le» Martin. .1 I rt K on
alb. Oregon.
\n' and all l-o-m-
elaiining a-lveiai lv the al-.'.'-h "‘be '
lami» an- reque-te-lto We then i-IMm»
ill Ibi» .illico ->n er I vli'iv «al.I I «ti»
da' of th-tulicr, ItN'l.
E. M. Bit 'tr 'is. lu-gi-ter.
Cuüectiüns AKended
lo Fromptly.
HALLS I LANINO Mills,
KLAMATH
J. F. G0ELLER, Proprietor.
Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kindsol
Buildlngfl and Contracting and Building
on the Installment Plan.
Among the intliiite variety »1 material and work furni»hed I , n,),, u||
......... Front». AATx»t Carving, Mair Kail», Halindi <» »i..| X.
; r,,t,
I I urin'4 A\ <>, k.
li, |»«.i ■ and I'linff< ot luo and |ll.i,,
.in.I I > n.d I'aluxti i- . IS«.i „nil U uni..« I iau < », Pulpit, mid |vH I ,,.1,
. .
united r \ i i ' i \ nd « i l i'i
l.iMum. i »i.». July
i1,11 1 I'.i.il.li i* .Lti.lw are. I'ainla mid Oil. Aloiil.lii g nhd < ila»-. I I, ill. i , .n„| I,
'
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Ni'llii’ i" llelvl*,' givi’’» tl‘‘,,i *” *' 'u I m ■ .‘I. Gi'oiiml and Uut Gia»». 'A all l*»|M<r, I urniture, vt. > ,
pliaiu-i-with lili- |iio\ I-I H -OI th' »'-,1 "•
|le»t wuik an.I material, and in th» latest »nd mo»t approivil »til,.,
Uoli;ne-» ul Juni-3. I*»»*. »ntU - 'l
act for the »a!<» <-i tuulvr I n .1» m the
«laie» of t’alit"! in.«. Di eV n. Xcvii.l.i iuM
Wurliit gl-1» frrritory." a« • » ’
tom. the Public latini Hat«» M
‘
of Am.-0-t I. I ■ ' Jam - M 1
-------- AND OFFICE--------
. f Furt Klamath, UoiuiG . (Ki.imub
State ot thep n, I »’ ibi* <L*y li - 'l
in tlii- - lb-• 1‘ia »worn ••••’ "" 1,1 Jj!’-
3l7, for the piitili i-e «'• tl-’-
of Sei'll.-Il No. »'. »tl I'll« » bill Xo il *
Proprietor,
i;„iXn. ; E. W M . u-l " l i t'" I”
toshou that the land » • i»-ht ■ ».--re « «bi
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
nili«' for il» timl-vr or»ti'iie l’. >»• f-'r •••"
cultural |uiri«i-i'», ami to . -tu'.lob lo»
claim to »aid lutai l» iiu<* tlu* Io*.--tit
¡VPt*V
lli'i'Si’H bonnletl by day, week er ilcli L.
ami Ilei i iwr of Iti- i»:ti* e " I ikfiivw. —« • V VI
•
||,iy an,| t irain bouglit nml m LI.
Uregon, <>ii .Momia', tie liti' '" 'I
ItctolH-r, UMI. Ile » «me» n* witm ••«•»:
r.ts-eitgeis eenxevt <1 to nil purl" ol Sottllieru Oreroo
Iui*ob Isler, ol Klamsthon, « ..tif..
ami
Northern
('alifornia at the \«- ia loAVe«t rates
W m . I » V\ i*.
Churl«-» Martin.-'I t '• klumsth. <•«
Lorella, Oregon. gon; Mav it. M- lauglihi'. »I San loi-
- i*eo. ( alii . Jolin IL lit e, ol KUn.ath
Fall». Oregon.
Any ami all |»'r».-n»
TIMBER CULTURE. FIN Al. PROOF.
claiming ailver»i'li tlu-iil o'e ■!..<ii,»|i
NOI ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lumi» «re rei|U«'»i«-l to tile
Ihr* i A alley, Oregon.
EXITED STATES l.AXD OFFICE, ) in this iifllci-on iu l’i f. re <
I . O. Bl MIMI. Owner.
L xkkvikw , Oun.ox, August Sri. P">1. » October, IttOl.
E. M.BRATTAIN I'cgixter.
Xotii-e u> hereby given iliat Ilioin:«*
Dixon linn tiled notice of intention to
make final proof l-efore Jas. II. D i I m - o II, TIMBEK LAND. \< I Jl NE J. ItïH,
County Clerk, nt in* office in Klamath
NOTICE Ft»K I l’BLD ATIt’N.
Falls, Ore., on Saturday, the 12lb dat
of October, ItOl. on timlier culture ap
I sirxt* Srivr» l.i*n Oirt< r.
15
t J iridile !
Ir Stif.
plication Xo. HMM>, tor the SEQ of
1 akrview . Oirguii, Julv
Col.
Prke: $100. $1 >5 «mJ $>jo
tion Xo. 32, in Township N -. 4-t S.,
Notice I- In rrl » given lii.it in com
Knege Xo 12 E. lie name* a* wit pliuuei- will, till- pnoi-l' 11« "I the uct id
l.ALHOk' AIWA) ItcjnicttM
nesses: Albert tolmson, ot I’ule l ake. U.iiigre-» o* June 3. 1 *’s, <-ntill«"l "Au
Ore.; G. I.. Scliuaitx, of Title take. act for tlu- »air id titular laud« in till-
Ore.; Charles R. Beardsb-v, of Title Slut.-« of Calif, rm.«. Oregon N. i.ula
Lake. Ore.; Cliarlea Pickett, of Red and W.i-hmgton Territory," n* rxlvi.4
field, Ore.
1-4 to .14 l Io- I '.I 'll h I <
• I). REAMI.S, MJ).
E. M. B battai «, Rrgister.
act <4 Angii»t I. fs>2. May O. Mi l augh-
tin. of san Franci*c.i, county *4 San
/•bya/k/.m n if Surgeon,
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.
Ft um i-.-o, atatr.4U»hl..ri>l.i. loi* tin*4»i
NOTICE FOR Pl BLICATION.
filial pi th.* office l.i» »worn -: .iti m.'i.l N->
All Call* Ausw-rcJ Promptly IMy
315, tor th<- pur. hn*e <d the MIL <4
EXITED .'TATES LAND OFFICE.) s -elion No. 12. in Towmdup N.i
.-*.
nr
Night.
L akkmkw , O kkuon . August HI, 1001.t
Range No. 7*.j E. AA . AL, ami "ill"ff.r Mat i dally trip* «-m b way by Bar
Notice is her» by given that John Dix pr.H.i to »hou tlint tin- iaml »might i*
ren. f-< <l.i Sprlii -». Shake, |N>kcga-
on lias filed notice of intention tn make more valuable lor it* limla-r er »lour
mn. lt.</*llig I'ainp.) Keno, to
final pi-«i( la-fore .la*. II. I>ri-co|l, Coun than for agricultural purl-.--«, ami to
ty Clerk, at his office in Klamath Fall«, r-tal-li»h Id» c'mm t . ».nd I.in I I- fi.iv
Klamath Fall*.
<>re.. on Saturday, the iHtli day <4 Sep- tin- l.'i-gi-trr un4 I? .nr <1 ll.i- *.| ...
ti-mls-r, >001, on tuuls-r culture nppliea st Liki vi' » . Or., on 't,,n ,v. the l*th
lion No. IHii, for tlu- AA >5 of SAA »4 and day of Ort.4«-r, l'»>l, ll.-rum-ii mt- It 1« Ibe direct line from Axlilinrd
NE*4 of KAA ’4 and Sil *4 of NW l4 of m -M-.; Charli-a .Martin. .4 lort KI.on
mid nil North «< st Oregon to Klam-
£,W“P’-"’-| t <«•••! ■ •»»»1 I sttrniion
Section No. 2". in Township No. 4»), S., alh,On-gon; Jamr* M. Emery, ol t. rt
nth Falls. Merrill, Bottanui, Illy
’<»«11 oder»
....
Range No. 12. E.
llenante« it. wit- Klamath. I’.'.g'ui; Ji l.n IL I'
i l
iiik I l ake« lew,
mid also Indian
uesseir: Charles Pickett, of Beiitl.ll, Klam ith Fall». Oreg.it>; Ja> bl-l. r.' l
Oregon; G. !.. Seitwärts, of Title latke, Klamsthon, Calif. Any .ml all per»<u-
Agency mid i t. Klamath.
i >regon; Thouias Dixon, of Tub- latke, rimming adversely tlu- alxiv.-d<- ril«-.l
Oregon; Junies Bevati, of Menili, Urc- land» arc m|Ue«te<i to 111«* tle-ir ..arm-
gon.
in tlii» office utl or la-loro tlie »aid Utl' Brave Kieti.ilII Fall» duily al
E. M. BRATTA IN, R.-i-ter,
Jay of Oeti>l«-r. I'.IOI.
a. m. and urti'»-» tv A p. m., and
Proprietor of Freight Wngont.
E. M. Buart'ts. Ilrgistrr.
Removal sale at Duffy Co's.
iiiakcs g<M>d connection* witli all
nortli and »otttii ixaind traiti* ut
11 real bargains at Huffy Co’s.
Ev»*r« tliii»* doto* nidi
Umber Land. Act June 3. ¡873
A-hl.md. DayUghi ride I» ti» way*.
notti <••» so-i <1 »• f»»t» h
Notice
for
Publication.
Croat bargains at Duffy Co's.
Timber Land. Act June 3. 187¿
Notice for Publication.
ICNCI lAXGK
Klamath
STA BIJCS
Falls-Merrill
W. W. HAZEN,
Stage
Line,
lilKlT(lKI) STOCK DM
’arresi Eerd of Registered Fers-
fords in Oreron.
hhland raid Klamath Fails
Singe Line.
j. n. nooRE,
J. B. MOORE,
Don’t Is- sitlstkil with temporary
Kodi-I Dys-
relief from indigestion,
pepsla Cure pcrniamntly and coni
pletely removes this complaint,
li
relieves permanently because It ; al-
Iowa the tired stomach perfect rcst.
Dieting won't rest the Mutuai li.
Nature receives supplies from tlie
ftxid we eat. The sensible way to
help the stoinai'll is to use Ktxh-l
Dyspepsia < lire. whi'Ti digests what
you cat and can't help but do you
grad.
J. I~ Padgett. & Sons, Keno.
Removal sale at Duffy Co s.
(). O. Buck, lielrne, Ark., says: 1
was troubled with constipation until
1 bought DeWitt's Little fairly
Risers. Since then have Irecn en
tirely cured of my old complaint.
1
recoin mend them.
J. L. Padgett & Sons, Keno.
NEW TIME CARD.
STEAHER ALUA,
Capt. C. H. Schoff,
Is now making regular seml-wcckly
trips from Klamath Falls to Budd
Springs, Pelican Bay and the Agency
Landing. Boat leaves Klamath Falls
on Mondays and Thursdays at 7 a. m.,
returning on the following days.
Fare.
Budd Springs 41.00; round trip 41.75
Pelican Bay
1.20; round trip 2.25
Agency Land’g 2.00; round trip 3.50
NOTICE.
I have linen instructed to enforce
the ordinance relative to stock run
ning at large within the limits of
Klamath Falls.
Therefore, all live
st-s-k, excepting milch cows, must I m -
kept enclosed, or will be Impounded
.
and costs marie.
Milk cows will Ire
allowed to run at large between the
hours of 7 a. in. and K p. m.
•
J. A. II kklinom ,
City Matshal.
Removal sale at, Huffy Co’s,
Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds mid
sores of all kinds quickly healed by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Cer-
tain cure for piles. Beware of f.'oun-
terfelts. Be sure you get tlie orlgl-
nal—DeWitt's.
J. L. Padgett & Son,, Keno.
l’NTTED STATES I.AND tiFFK E.i
L ai
Notile i" lierH-v given lluit. in rum
|iliiince witli thè provi-ion«o| ilo- m-i ol
Uongn-s-of Juni- 3, 1M7H. entithil • An
uct f<>r tlu- xiile of timlM-r land» in ilo-
»tati'* i.f t'aldornia, < Iri-gon, Ni*v -’la ari»!
Wu*hiiigton li ri-h ria* exti• . I<4t<>
all tlie l'ultlii- Ianni State» |.\ ai t t.f All
ini«t I, isitt, UliAtle* Martin, of l ori
Kluncith, Uoiinty of Klan i'h, Mali-
<•1 t ............ i.a* (hi* •! n l.i. I ||
ibi» offici- hi* »«orti nali n l'ut. N i. 3)s,
tortili- j..tr< ha e of tlu- NI.1, NWQ,
la>t» I, 2 aii'l .”>, of .-r.tii.n X,,.
n,
Towndiip Nn.
s., lóingo Xo. 7
L. W M., nini w ili oflvr |.rt»if lo -h >w
ihai ilo- .and «i.'ight i» mori* valnnblr
for it» liinbi-r or »toni- Gian |..r agricnl-
turai piirf»i-i», and to <- lal>h»h In»
l'Iann lo raiil land Id il li' tlu- Iti gi»t<-r
and Rei'rivi-r of tlii» olii. <■ ut |aiki*vii-A
Or.goii, OH Muti.lay, Ilio liti, day <>i
<>etot»*r. l’.atl. IL- na;
a. witn<-"-r«:
i.i'-i.u i-:. r. nf ki . i Mth
< a..i . j n
II. Ria <il
i
i
May <». McLanglilin. ■ ,f
i ,
• alif. ; Jiiini » M. Emery, of I ..rt Ulani
ath, Oregon.
Anv ami all immoli»
elaiming «dversely tli<- uh .v-di-i ni i-.|
Imnl» ure ri-que»leil to file tlu-ti elaiin»
in tlii« office un or Ix-fore »uni liti, duv
of Octolmr, U nii .
E. M. BUA TTAIX, llegi»ter.
DEI'ARTMLNT of 'Illi. JN'II.K
lOK. Gn.i ial lured Ollie . Wj.l,,, ul,„,
D. I ,, J n |i- I. >, |'.»i), Not jet* i 4 llfl . |l>
given of the following Executive Ord<-r,
restoring <;< rtain trni't« in tin.
hang.’ I’ore»t IteM-rvi- to the tnil.li,
iloiiiiiin: Executive Miiii»i"i>, Jun,.
IIHH. In Hi'i'i.rilHiui- will, t|,.. .,ri„|’
«ton» of the Ao of <'iiiign'»« iipi.iuv,.4
'W, CIO Mat., 34 3D.)
l.v
vithieol authority therel.v . ..............
on the n-comnii-n l iti........ it,,, s.. i,-.;irv
of th.. Interior, it lx hereby or.lere l tlmt
owi,H|,i|, tweiity-two ("2)
South
Range mm, m,
T1,WI1M|,
«.nty-fl.rei- »23) -‘outh. Bang,, i.j,,',.
(I») En*t. A\ ilia,,,..it-
<»„.„,„
willim tlie Inuit»
d,,, (
,„|(. K|(| '
Fore-t |{"H,.rve, I,, re.torud to tin- pul,,
lie domain iifti-r xixtv day» nolu « I,,.,,.,
of. by ptibli<'uti>in n» ri iiuireil bv Ian
til"»" trai't» liaving I,", u found'bet»,^
adnpti-d to agin iilioial than fori'-t pur-
|"i"<M. William .Mi Kml.-y. 'll,"
d"»<nb"d land» Will I», p -tored Io tl,,.
public domain -"ptemla-r
||N)| tin.,,
Ix-oniing
t to M.ttl<.1)l(.,lt'
"i.try nt the I im.-d Hate), I.Hhd <»||i, ,.
Lakevu'W, Oregon.
'
feigned) BINGER HERMANN,
1 otiiiiii»»i<iner.
M rs. s. IL AII|M»rt, Johnstown,
Pa., says: "Our little gin a|m()Xt
strangled todrath with , < roup.
r,■■ The
doctors said she couldn't live but si
he
was Insanlly relieved by One Mimit
(c
Oligli Cure.”
J. L. Padgett A Sone, R, no,
Good Steck nr.d Equip
ment.
Careful Attention Given
Traveling Public.
il m .
cu’.iarr,
Sipribltnúeftl.
j .
Lï.im
I’rojirkli’f.
Notice I or Publication.
Di pattini-ut of the Interior.
Lai.-I Office nt Lnki-vmw , Oregon,
A ng', i la IWI
N.J ire i« l.rii-bv givi-u I fiat tin (ol
luwuig-l im* I ,rlll.r l.n» tiled n»li •«• id
Io* intention to m„Ur filini proof m »up-
I- it .4 hi» rlniin. nn*l that »aid primi
"ill I*- mmh* Ixdr-re Ja» II Drlacoll,
Cuiiiity ( Irik at Klamath Fall», Oregon,
mi s. pleiula-r 27, IIHH. vi»:
Willlmn F. Mel’,ilium,
fur rim SE>4 SF.q, Ser. '.’S,
S'A '4
mid Lot 3 .*-i-i'. 27, Tp. I*L H. It. s, I*.,
W. M. Hr nnmv« tlie following w li
ni..... - f<> prove hi» ronlinuoii» rr«i.letu-e
u |-> ii ni d i uliivatii.il .4 «aid land, vixl
It
I.miniti, of Keno, Oregon; A I-
I'ml.'ii. <4 Keno, Oregon; W. V. Tert
'i- *4 k.-no, Oregon ; A. D. Gilman, of
Keno, tin-gon.
I . M. BRATTAIN, HeglMer.
Nolke for Publkatlon.
Deimrtnivnt <>f III« Interior,
Land ' Hlb e ut laikevie» . • )n-g<»n.
Atitfilnl 12. litui.
Notil i ¡ h lu-rrbv given timi tlu- b>l
Í ■ '.»ii.g i.atued «vtller Ila» llled lioti< <- ol
Ili" ioti ntiou to msku finsi priMif in
"nppoit of hi» clnini, and tbat «aid prool
'■ ili I"-iiiinlo I,»-(ore Juim-s II. Dliscoll.
1 olii,!v ( l.-rk ut Klninalli l'itila, Oro.,
- hi H<-|>ti'inls<r 27, U nii , vix :
< 'linrb-M II. Merrill,
lor li," N’t3 sf.i, „„.I X'., NAV'4, Hec.
L I p II, s., R. |t). E. AA'. Al. Ile unni. »
thè foilowilig witliexse» to prove Ili»
1 oiitiniioii* »"»Idenes itpon nini cultiva-
tion of «ni | lumi, vix: E. AA'. Gowvn,
of Klatiiiili Fall», Origoii; Fri"! Htiikel,
•’» Al. irtll. Oregoli; TT ioiiiiih Ridi», of
M"iriti, Ore.’.iii ; (Tnreiic.i' Keiinotly, o(
Alerrili, < »regoli,
IL Al. Bll.ATTAIN, Register.
HOTEL EARBEB SHOP.
J W. SIEMENS, Pro?.
Cleanliness and Good Work
Guaranteed.
Also Agent for LONDON AAi
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.
unni R Cl I H RE. I INAI .PROOF-
NOTICE I GR PUBLICATION.
EXITED‘•I ATE*- LAND OFFICE*
I <xi vic" . •>»«•-' '. Ait,'u»t |W HOI '
'...tie.- I« her. I ' siren Timi
PHonl n. Ili. -1 . ..n..'-J
iiiMkr linn!
“■ *
.
< ...... .
.
nt In* "•»"*
FnIG. Ore . on Snl tr-ho •l'e *
..I S-pren.i» r. I""L ■"
f', ",„7
. ................. i Nn. Ill), forth» 1 S
’
of s<-i’tion N •. 33, in ' *"' <’»I»«P ■ "■ j.
|{HI,S<- N i. 12 E. Ih-
”,’J
(Iri-tfonlG. I.
"‘J’
Or. gon ; .Inin«-« Bi-vnn. "I • h r ■ |))f-
Klin ; TI k ’I iiiih pixi>n,»'l !»!•• B»*«
F. M. BUATTAIX, IW'«-.
T b< I'"' ’
.. .......
"‘,’..*,5 '*
qiilcklv and perniai»' '»".
.
von un.' Di'WD t'* AA il»h H'«»' *lrt
Beware of worthl' *-> r»»unt<’rf'
Inc»«-sof coligli »i"' «•""'l’
flu- Utile ont- Oil»’
(Tire. Then rest c;"”
l“1'' (n
fear. The cltH'l
l,r
a little while. It
ind
ant to lake, nlways mif<- ",irc
almost InMantaneou» In 'T'*
J. L. Patiteli *
,'fn'k____
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests
I’. T. Thom h , Hiiniptervlllo, Ala.
It. artificially
‘ I was suffering from dyspepsia, Nature
In strength^ ii’dht-U«?
when | commenced taking Kodel itructitig the
I ’;> 'P' l’sla f ure. | fiMik several Istl-
•J'-s mid can digest anything.”
K'xli-I Dyapepsla Cure Is the only
preparation containing all the nat*
mal digestive fluids.
It gives weak
nl'imaehs cut ire rest, restoring their
natural condition.
J- L. I'.idu it
Sons, Ke in.
I Pr.par.d by C G. U«WlH*6W
K*