Klamath republican., July 17, 1902, Image 4

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I,, ,. T. lurid»««. C.'iiiily -bidgi- .4 HI «I
roiiniV. Im« »«-I .Monday, th« llth «•*.'
«.I \iigu-t. I9U¿, M II «'« l<» k a. ui-, «t
iliv routl I ioum in Klamath fall», i"
«ani «'oui,tv. an the lino* amt plart' for
the bearing ol «nv «ibjwtiotis thereto.
Dated at Klttfoath F alls, Orcgcn, July
FULL STOCK OF
Id. 19W2.
General Merchandise.
REAMES
&
JENNINGS,
KLÂMATH i - ai . ls , or .
H ouston ' s
Opposite City Meat Market.
bRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
LADIES’
AND
GENT’S
GOODS,
FURNISHING
H ats and caps .
TIMBER l ANl». ACT JUNE 3 1878.
NOTICE FOR lTBI.ltMh'N
l‘MT«p Sritr» t.»sn oven «, |
I *kevl<-« . Oregon. June 1». IWB
>
Soll.e t. hereby »Hen lh»t In nimpllfflK»
„ith the provUion» ><l the »el of l nMim ol
Jun,
nd». entitled An *el tor the »ale ol
timber lan.l-tn the State, o' t alllornia. Ora-
K,.n So, a,la and Wa-hinron TVrrltvrv.
extended to all th» fill'll«- Land State« by
aet ol Ailgoat 4. ISW. Keitb A furtrr. o( Kort
Klamath ,-ouBty of Klamath, "tale ol Oregon,
ha, thl» da, died In th!» ofttee hl« »aortl
oatement So '*.«. lor the |>urchaM- ol the
»)■
.it S-elton So X In Town»hlp So US.
Range So. ?>, K " M and will offer prool
to ,how that th» land nought 1» mote vatu-
ablr for 8» units r or »tone than tor aortcul-
tnral putt-oao«. and to e«tablf»li to» claim te
«aid ¡«nd Uiore J»- H t>rt«col1
County
t ier* at Klamath Kall«. Oregon, on Friday
th, Mb day of September. t'.«»i. He name« a»
witti.-"»»' Jacob taler. Klantalhon. Valtl
too - K staiio.lieeg ol Fort Klamath. Oregon
I <' l>rak.-. ol Fort Klamath. Oregon; J "al
l*<-<-Dicker. »( For. Klamath. Oregon. Any
and all jeraoua claiming adverae.y th,
•bove-deacrlbed land» are requeated to flit
their claims In tins office on or befwrv salt
■th day of September. IWJ
F. M HfftTTtls. Regnier.
limber Land. Act June 3. 1878—
Notice for Publication.
I MTED STATES I.AXP OFFICE I
Lkssvisvr. O«» ío 8. June IS. IWJ i
x.ilice I» hereby jiien Ihsl. In eomptlsne
with the provision» of the »clot Conffre»» o
June . CITS, emitted "An SCI lor the «»le o
timber land» in the stale» 0« l'alttornia. Ore
iton. Nevada, aid W'a»hin»ton Territory." a
e*ten.te«1 to ail the Public Land Stale» by a«’
ol lut'i.i * ISffJ Lauta R SlanoaheeS ol For
Klamath. Connlv ol Klamath, stale ol nre*oi
ha»ihi--lai Hied tn Ihlanffii-e hie »worn »tau
mem. So.
tor the purehaM1 of the SW, <
Section So
in Town-hip So. U.S. Ran*
So 7>, E " M and will offer proof Io »hie
that the land -ouitlit la more valuable (or H
timber or »lone than lor a*rlciiltnrai pu
P<»e. ami to <-iabll»h hl-claim to »aid lan
N-tore Ja- Il Briscoli, . minty . Ieri at Klau
ath Fall», Oregon, on Friday. iheAth day i
September IWrj
He name» a» wltnew
Jacob I-ler of Klamatbon. Call!.; Keith .
Porter of Fort Klamath. Oregon; L. I* Prak
ol Kort Klamath, irrottoti; J. "aliare luche
land and Ed. Cross of Salem, , who of Fort Klamath. Oregon.
Any and all pe
arrived Saturday, to Spring < creek. ami» claiming adversely the above-descri
ed lands are re«iue»te.l to file their elaln »
where they will camp out. tisli and thi» office "ti or before said Alh day ol So
tomber, 1SVJ.
K M BRATTAtS Register.
have a good time generally.
Respectfully,
YEO, MILLER & CO.
VU. HUSE & SON,
E ditors a » b P bofbibtobs .
Alex Martin Jr. and son.
Cal., i
Aiken and daughter, of Fresno, i,
and
Mrs.
Huff
and
Dr. j
and
daughter
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 187
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
of
CXITED STATES LAND OFFICE. (
Lakeview, Oregon, June 20, 19W1. »
here
Mountain View, Calif., left
Notice is hereby given that in coinplian
SOBBCBimON batbi :
thejjrovHiona of the act of Congr«»»
at with
»2 00 Tuesday for a week’s outing
ff»e »»ar (la advance) ....................
June 3, 187M. entitled “An act for the sal»*
timber
land» in the States of California. <»
I
■fHVRBDÄY.
JULY
17
190J. Spring creek.
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory
as
extended
the Public Land state*
Maj. W«jrden went to Ashland hist act of August to 4. all
1H92. Charles Young, of A>
week and there met and accompanied land, County of Jackson, Hiate of Oregon, t
this day filed in this office his »worn »ta
home bis wife and daughter, Miss ment No. 816, for the purchase ol the NW’..
Section No. 34. in Tow nship No. 40 S. Range ?
May, who had been enjoying a sever­ 7. E. W. .M . and will offer proof to »how tt
II. W. BaMwW ffaffed Fn Medford al weeks’ visit at Salem and Port­ the land sought is more valuable for it» ti
tier or stone than for agricultural purpoa
aud to establish his claim to said land tn*!«
last week.
land.
They arrived here Friday.
Jas. H Drisv’oll. County Clerk, at Klain»
Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the -*>th «lay of S
L. Gerber of Lorellrf was in town
Ashland Record:
Miss
Mamie ’ember. 1902. He name* as witnesses: J<»
W. Bailey, of Ashland. Oregon; J. 8. Bailey
last week.
Smith, the Ashland normal school Shake, Oregon ; Fred Edsall, of Shake, Oreg<
O. Short of Loet river wan in town graduate, has finished her school at kEugene Spencer, of Keno, Oregon Any »
i all person» claiming adveswly the »1»»
yesterday.
Merrill. Klamath count!, and leaves described lands are requested to file th
claims in thi* office on or before aaid &<h <
Maj. High departed for Lakeview in a few weeks for San F’rancisco to of September, 1902.
E M. B battain . Regisle
enter Waldeck Sanitarium to become
Monday morning-
trained
nurse.
A. Kershner was in from liis Spring a
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE .3. 18
personal
hke ranch Monday.
John M. Copeland was down from
Ft. Klamath Friday.
Rev. Jesse Kirk of Klamath Agen­
cy was tn town Tuesday.
W. E. Conner was in from his
Lone rock ranch Shtirrday.
MFW Alice .«Fppiegate is attending
the Ashland Chautauqna.
C. G. Ball and wife of Lafayette.
Ind., arrived here Monday.
S. E. MaTtiirof McrrffT Visited here
fhe Fitter phrt of last week.
A. N. Johnson of Benson, Minn.,
*a* tyi arrival here Monday.
F. S. Brandon and family of Mer­
rill visited the Falla Tuesday.
W. L. Stonebraker and wife of
<
Keno were Falls visitors Saturday.
C. C. Low of Swan lake made a
buSttteartrip to flse Falls Saturday.
Mrs. E. R. Reames and Mrs. F. W.
Jennings are visiting hr Shn Fran-
clsca
A C. Lewis, foiat ganfe Warden,
visited Pelican bay the latter part of
last week.
II. II. Van Valkenburg and family
leavte today to enjoy an outing at
Roete creek.
A. C. Griffith and Ira Hanson of
Odessa made a business trip to Ash­
land last week.
Miss Jo Orth of Jacksonville is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Linsey W.se-
more, a» Ft. Klamath.
A. B. Townley and wife fff Klam-
athbn, Calif., were here last Friday
to prove up on timber claims.
Chas. Page and E. T. McCutcheon,
bankers from San Francisco, arrived
here Saturday en route to Spring
creek.-
J. M. Sfoofe and Ed. McCarthy
arrived the latter part of last week
from* Ager with freight for local
dealers.
Capt. J. W. Siemens and Chas. I.
Rotjerts are in Portland this week
attending, as delegates, the grand
lodge of the A. O, U. W,
0. Sierriil of Merrill returned
home Saturday after concluding hi*
services as commissioner at the late
*esMtof*(W the county court.
Dr. G. B. Cote of Central Point
wa«at tMr ptace Saturday on his
return how Worn Merrill near which
place he owns a valuable ranch.
Ju0g¥ fl. I. Benson and family
arrived Saturday on their return
froas Salem. The first of the week
went’o Spring creek to enjoy
an outing
H ud . U 8. Moore, state freakurer,
(accompanied by M* two sons, arrived
toat Friday. O b Sunday they
MMpdnfMl Wm. Me Ladd of Port*
notice for publication .
NEW DENTIST COMINO-
Miss Alice Magilton. who practic­
ed dentistry here last sunimcr, has
just graduated with high
honors
from the Portland dental college and
is now in Klamath Falls and will
follow her profession permanently.
She will do all kinds of dental w >rk
and guarantee it to be first-class and
satisfactory.
CARD OF THANKS.
The husband, brothers and
sisters
respectfully
tender
of
Mrs.
Libby
their sincere thanks
to
kind friends of Lost river,
the
who
many
ren-
dered valuable assistance during her
fatal Sickness; also for sympathy ex­ I
tended toward the deceased.
Mr.
Li buy ,
E d .
P ope ,
B hotheks
CXITF.P STATES LA.XP OFFICE, f
I.Ak«*view Or., Jun«* J’. 19»-'
i
Xotico in hereby ¡riven that tn cninpba
w ith tn* proviBions of the act ot Congr -»
Junv3, lc’M. entitled ‘An act tor lie
: i in I ht la n< I n in the Mate* «#i ( aiifornia, < »re
Nevadaan«1 Washington Territory,” aa eMte
ed io all the Public l and State» by act of
guat 4. 1892, John W. Bailey, of Ashland, <’c
tv of Jackson, State of Oregon, ha* this
tiled in this office li% »worn statement
Nl.s, for the purchase of the S’, SW’4, N
KW'4 HW‘4 .xw>4, of .Section No. 22. in To
ship No. io 8.. Range No. 7 E. W. M and
offer proof to show that the land sougl
more valuable for it» timber or »tone t
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
claim to »aid land before J a*. If. Driis
County Clerk, at Klamath Kall», Oregon.
Friday, the 5th day of Heptember, 19tr2;
names a* v* itneKNes: Eugene Spencer, of K*
Oregon; J. S. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon; !
Edsal. of Shake, Oregon; Charles Young
Ashland, Oregon Any and all personscli
ing adversely the above-described land»
requested to file their claim» in this offir
or before -a d 5lh flay of September,
E M BRATTAIN Regiw
TIMBER LAND, ACT JVNE 3, 1
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION.
I* actually w* dawning.
KLAHATN'A DAWNING l>A\
Administrator of tlie estate oí Jame,
Edward Mclaiuglilin. deceaM'd.
our Stock and Verify Prices.
Pnblbhcd every Thursday by
7.
NO,
lute Wholesale Prices.
WeCordially Invite the Public to Call and Inspect
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
\ <»1
E. D. Ratuoff.
All of which for thé Present will be Sold at Abso­
%
KLAHATH
REPUBLlCAi
SUPPLEMENT.
1
The grey I citte, only flu
streak* of g.»*i cheer and th»’
Ilium-« reach
tn Dre
Puki'gama.
a
“Way.
| mi I ii t
It will
utily .pi '
'
Uiunmiinlt li*», town» ;.u<l
cltli*». lii.st horizon, radliiul with premlae, i mile» away by Nov. |»t IWM(,
like certain Individual*, cont lune the speak In no e.|iih.»'»l language Io i large»! and wealthhat I uui I ht com J
I puny lu ttreg.m recently purehaiM-d I
even tenor of their way for a dctlnlli* th.mvwh.iae almorpthui of i current
period, without giving apparent
fuce Indication* of the real
lion
went»
»ur-
prepare-
going on. which is to cunatltut«'
the foundation for the
Edison
a
wa»
umbered
operator for year* while atudylng th«-
,M.r,.s
to
name indelibly on the
pages
write
of
Government
the
jure and on into ldUho.
Tin» I* sup- 1
j |MMMl to lie tile priqiOM'd route of f||,. j
«’«»* Bay und Sait Luke rnilroiid.
The
varlouslv estmial«*d I iiv
Im
,-ruisers at
i» i oillilMliy, »ecuri'd r»4>ry
<'<> iii - j MX'tlon uf iiiii ’ ht fur threv
twelve toi eil ber »Idi* uf thi* r«*ud und
alternate
equally
from
It
paMu>No«ily u few Huh-» eiiHt of Klam
It-
ath Full» und If bullt will I'oiinect I
thè tuwii.
'l’ht' purchasing
prvaent j wllli
lain
m.irsli«-»
a»
Ills tinilff r supply of Kl.i mutili niunty
Grant was a nuisple--
man progresH.
»bunt
r,-«| with fi
mystic electric current, which he ha.»'rlM.rN Mnd
what I* known
j Military Wagon Road Grunt extend.
I Ing through thl» and Eastern ioun
(||jH Mr,'a. 2,2(91.(88) acre» arc ttg
i(uni|
grazing I(M h I»I L2.1
telegraph
since used Kun'cNsfully
have
ethic*
prem lent rye.
......................................
Till»
county contain»
deatlned
salaried
.ronomlc
i«<*i-■ ilhl| tiir«-«- quarter inlllloii acre»,
future
lion of importance they are
lorex'upy.
and
given them
mile*
on
hit» Mince
lions failure for a few year* after he
niLl.loX feet.
Thi» I» iiiohily , n-fuiuMl u mini........follar* eaati fur It*
had ret Krill'« I fr<im the west, and i yellow and "»liver'' pine.
Ehliitiat- luirguln.
r-i.Aw
W lini do »neh I rniiMii't hui»
noi
luiulff'r
In Hie '
eked «mt a precarious «'xistem-c for ' Ing the value id Illis
at^lHAl. PPACTIT^
himself and *up|*irt fur his family op II market at »20 per thuuMnd. Hie , »|M>iik fnr thl» l'oiinty and ti» Imme.
diate futuri«* Sliall wa continue |<>
RipariMi and *|| Wat„
by liaullng wiki I into St. Louis from luiiilier resource*
of
till»
county
hi* father-in-law'» farm.
Edfaoii alone would iiiiioiml to 1240.000,000! f«dd our hand» and tuty: «'thè furni­ “'"I «•‘"«ral prol.ull. I,,,.,
' l-l-m
Cour,
i £’l«S
mastered tlie science of electricity \linos) every fre.t of tills 1» il^rre'tly er day» were better (lutti ttowy” rails, 4 h.
••"usr,
i tributary to the Klamath lake», or 1 l'hv dnwidiiK day uf Kliiiiinili
so far a* it ha* been mastered
Itcfore lie
became a
and entered
National
Iris
upon
life's
figure
to streams flowing into them.
work
Klauialh lake reai'b«'s to
Grant lr«d passed, not with the lllgli-
-st honors, througii West point,
the
servedin
Into Klamath
which
river
wars
feet within | <d a mile and
exhibiting upp<>rtunity to harness up
iki marked ability In
any dlrecttoti. energy opial t • 25. ihmi fan
But through tliesc clianiK'l* of hard­ at tile very dreir of tlie city,
ship, critieiKin . iik I oliseurlty. he laid power is not only siirtlclrtit to cut
th«< foundation, which mabled him Klamath'» billion* of feet of t Initier
uiul <mr war wiili Mexico,
to rise to
the
and hi» was
upper!uniti
greatest
the
forever
master
hand
tii.it
In addition ehs'trle
practically
»hacklre
tlie
of
long waited for I heir well
made
iHmver. Seattle, and last
Im!
«•St, Chicago.
these,
Some «if
Atlanta, waited for nearly a
great-
move
Bit niington.
them.
Seattle,
Olliers
and
were called Into ts'lng by
like
«-enlurv
lor the spirit of comnieree and
to
of
Birnilngliain.
Atlanta. ('liattan« <<g.i.
tiny
ac-
M-at
wItli tin- K«'iio. Merrill. Bonnnza
and
tlie
Klamath and
Aifvncy.
.1»
with
Klamath
Fort
Indian
Tills power one,« liarn«*ss<'<l,
various iiianufacturIng e»tabii»linieiit»
would locate
h«-r«-.
\iii<>ng
th«-*»*,
furniture
factorh*«.
wiwlvn
mill»
tannerlcH.
Imx
factories,
»laughter
very
eim<liti«m»
"hi li foreordalmxi tfa'ir
Importance
IM I I F
flil L>
OIMÌ&5A.
AHOI! I
u
fi'"
agricultural
land
In
thl»
enmity, (probadly l,25o,ooo acre» all
told) <>nly alffiut 70.UOO acre* ire
ou.ir.mt« <*<|
now
of
I lie
many tilings of Inlere*! to fa< M-cii at
III tin* follow big «-oiiimiiiri«-*-
< tdc**a
J- (). HAMAKER,
■ lion:
• Tlie propriety. Mr.
fa-en making great
i til» resort,
l..i»t
"«mderful »trike
ture.
Griffith,
h.i»
improvement* at
year
iiiuite
in*
cul­
In strawberry
the milkweed plant, which
«Icliciuu*
»truwlM-rrle*
But they lacked augur.
regraded
pi,Hlu<-ed
cream.
and
ful *t rawlM-rrt«'»,
S. Commissioner ail
Attorney.
I>« a (Icneral Un<j LoaU*t
lie»». Survey Inf and Com,,,
aSpevlaltj. All Hudne*. Prt,
Attended to. twflce In City Htl
No till* »cu»
on
cream
They »re very large,
u.
a
Ih- grafted tlie »trawlx-rn on
th«-
unti
Otic
an ordinary coffee cup and
BONANZA, MEOW.
»ugur
delight­
maple, which proluce» im«t
Of the
bes Correctly R m
Sturi*,
l*'ll<',,|| Duffy tell»
on he hit*
I eanneries. etc., would lie the lir»l
like
economic
fundamental,
lie
lions,-», rendering « »lalillsliiiient», tl»h
des­
Chicago,
the
couh I
supplied. eoliiKs'tIllg the county
Illy district*, an well
timed
I h -
might
road*
DEACON
and
It
Into tiiii»h«-<l product* for tlie murki't.
Ainen<-an cities that
tivlty, mention
manufacture
age;
slavery from tlx- human race.
Referring to
to
other
preserved the 1’nfon mid
removed
into iMsirils. but
any
perhafi*
of thi*. or
H- <>• CHUTE
X,,l.l.»l, •• Ih» .t.yllahi
„Sri, i» in h t
I» «Ione.
Mui Ihr crini.,,,, ,i„.sk „„
V|lrrk
gru*» luto thè »un.
; Xui.lrwl, m ih» .prlnffiiM» h»r eruwn
dure a cavea.
4« m I all tb« irre»un all thè bilia pm
thvlr mlllloii Iwawa ”
This
I
than two iiiiles of town and
had
Indian
western
Upper ! »rem end in a gh.riou» »unbur»t.
l«s» I» ciiuilng:
within
»ugar.
will
three
fill
of
nniler cultivation.
Till» land
t bcm »re a» many a» one 11er »oll
not under irrigation sell» from
would care to eat.
10 world affairs.
All alike have been,
I to •7.00 per acre.
When Irrli
and are, the result of that subtle
"When you go to < Messa don't
it brings from l.*<> uo to Mo.oo
cointrinathm of influences and condi­
fall to »lop over night,
Toll will fa-
acre.
It prreiui'e» the finest all
delighted with wluit you
tions which nien
for lack of a lict-
Mr.
griusM-n. oats, wtieat. rye and the
ter name have christened. Imsincs»
Grirtlth Ini» a great i many thick» of
hurdler vegetable*,
Irrigation 1»
or commercial ethic».
Iff-«-».
One «if tile ta-llc quern bee*
there I
coming Into vogue and already
It does not require a "Fellow of
wim m - cii
flirting with on«- of the
arc companies in oprralhai and In pro-
tlie Royal Ss'iety.” to »<•«•
tliat
clilef tyer» of tlie lire
I
bug».
In a
<i-M» of formal ion. wlibh have naked,
Klamath F'alls, tlie county seat of
few month* there were million» of
for enough water to Irrigate al»>ut '
Klamath county, is m > situaled ** to
lantern fa-re tty lug all over th«' coun-
1(81.out) acres.
Thl» alone will mean I
use and lie used by •'business «'thies."
try at nigtit with their little
liin-
an Increase in the county'» wealth of
Hence its future I* assured, without
tern*, gathering l>«Hiey.
Around the
alffiut «.l.Joo.iHHi within the next two
the consent of any man, or even In
bouae the lilglit I* a» light a* day.
or three years. There 1» no tn'iter'
ttie face of tlie protest of many men.
You <-; iii we to r> a«l very »mail print,
|
plac«' In Oregon for g"i»t*. sheep, «-at- I
11 is nothing against its future to
Put »1* or eight of them in a lad
I
t le
tie, Ilog» and liorw».
The meati
argue tliat it lias not grown contin-
and they will light a large roolll.
altitude of th«* county is 4.200 feet
' lioilsly III tile past.
People said the1
They are the clicaprel au«l Orel light
almve wa level.
The summers are
same of Atlanta. Chattanooga, St.
known to wiener.
By actual I teal
delight ful, and lilatikcti « are u»rd at
I>mls and many other cities.
There
ea«'li Ittiitrrn or tire fax' hit» u light­
night for comfort.
There are l»ulhig
«•utiles a day when «-onditfon* are ripe
ing «'»purity of «me «-andI«' no*
I lower,
mineral »prmg» within the «xirporate
for "old things to pass away" and
and they gather more than twice a»
limit» of Klamath Falls and througii
for all things to "favorne new."
much honey a» tile old styh* lice,
of
out th«'comity. intcr»|MTM*d with an
Birmingham,
Denver. Scatlie and
eour*>-the ri'anoti 1» that they
van
Chicago have exiterienewi those day». cold and limpid, pure water, a» ever work at night while It I* cool."
flowed.
These aotnc day will mean
Those wim have taken only a little
care to Inform iheinnelvre «-«mceririiig |)opular summer and health revorta,
A full line of Buckingham and
Uris town and county, call see clearly or Iw utilized by our local wealthy Ibs'lit Issila and »hoc» men'» anil
ladle»'
for winter wear at the El­
by I lie
shadows
which
"coming resident».
relator. Dairy, < h.
I
he
Klamaili
latke
railroad
is
now
events cast fa-fore them,'' tliat <mr
Ashland and Klamath
Stage
Makea daily trip* earti mt b,
reo. Sida Spring», Muk,’
ma, (Logging < amp.) Kn*
Klamath Full*.
II
in Hie direct line from .44
.mil all Northwest i Ireg-si al
atli Fall», Merrill, llonua
and Lakeilew, anil ri» li
Agency and Ft. Klamath
la-ave Klamath Fall* daily I
a. hi . and arrive* by 7 p
make* ttie trip to and froai
land In It hour*.
Stock and Eq
ment
Careful Attention G
Traveling Public.
Good
w.
M. ('W’KEKiU
Nupennle»d<ol.
C Í.Í
Acts Immediately
Cold* are sometimes nn« »
miiih *
In sumiller than In smut
mi hard to keep from «tiding tc ’
C mitbi ) htatk » L and Opnrg, i
Lakeview , Or.. June 23, 1902. »
while cooling "ff after rirtri*
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compH
STRAYEu
with the provision* of the act of Congre
Minute <‘oligli Cure run» 8
, June 3, 1M7M. entitlefl “An act for the sal
Almolutely safe. Acts munsi
From my place near Swan lake, timber lands in the States of California,
gon, Nevada, and Washington Term«
night has passed, that a larger day building this way from Klamathon.
Sure cure for l ough», cold»,
one black mare, with one white spot a» extended to all the Public Land State
Walking hats and tine dren» hat»
act of August 4. 1992. Fred L Houston, of K
of commercial activity an I UNefuIncM • allf., i |»,int on the Bout her.i Pa- at Mrs. May lone'a.
in forehead, branded with a small ath Falls, County of Klarnath, State of Or«
throat and lung trouble*.
has this «lay filed in this office hi» »’
X on left shoulder: will weigh afriut statement No. MS. for the purchase of the
of Section No. 8, in Townsnip No. 40 H., K
eleven hundred pounds.
A suitable No. 7E. W. M.. and will offer proof to i
that f he land sought i» more valuable fo
reward will be given for any infor­ timber
or stone than for agricultural purp
and to establish his claun to «aid land b
mation leading to her recovery.
Jas. H Driscoll, County clerk, at Klai
C. C. Low.
Fall«, Oregon, on Monday, the Mb day ol
tember, 1902. He names a« witnesses: I *
an! I,. Fountain, of k larnath Falls. Orego.., ..
Notice For Publication.
V. Houston, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; H. T. hi* intention to make final proof in eup-
miners, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; John |x>rt of Ida claim, and tliat aaid pr«»d
UN ITED hTATES LAND OFFICE, i pl unce « Illi the proviffionff of the »Ct Of |
Department of the Interior, t Connolly, of xeno, Oregon. Any ami all jmt
L aki . vixw , O kkoox , July 3, 1902. I votigreiiff of June 3. 1878. entitle«! "An
w ill 1« made before the county clerk of
Land Other at Lakeview, Oregon, ■ sons claiming adversely the above-descrined
Notice in hereby given tliat, in enm- H« t lor the »ale of timber Ininlff in the
July 9, 1902. I lands are requested to file their claims in Klamath county, Oregon, at Klamath
this office on or before said 8th day of Septem­ Falla, Oregon, on July 12, 1901, viz:
pliance with tin- proviniomi of tin- art of »tut«'« ol California, Oregon, Nevml».
Notice is hereby given that the fol­ ber, 1902.
Congre»» of June .3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An »n«l Waffhington Territory," ire ex­
Ernest Applegate,
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
IL E No. 2017, forth« SW SE'4, Sec. a«'t for the -ale oi timlier I him I r in the tended Io nil the I’ublie l.nii«! Hate» by
his intention to make final proof in sup­
15, NE‘£N'E«4, Bee. 22. NW4 NWi, of state* o| ( aiifornia. (lr*-j«m. Nevada anil net of August 4, 1892. Howard C. <‘un !
port of l>iff claim, and that sai<l proof TIMBER LAND, AQf JUNE 3, 1878.
N-c. 23, Tp. 37, f*., R. 10 E. He nan.«-» Washington Territory," n* exten«lr«i riinghain, <d Fort Klntmiih, county ol
wilt be made before Jas. IL Driscoll,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the following witneaaea to prove biff to ai. the Pili,lie. |»m<l Flat«'» by m l Klauialh, »talent Oreg««n, hn» liiiff <l*y
County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ure-
continuous re*i«lence upon and cultiva­ <«f Augu«t 4, 1892, Junie» W. Pelton, fll.-«i in lili» office lii« «worn ffl«temeiit I
t'MITBD 8TATI!, I.4SD OFFICIt.
(
gon, on August 18, 1902, viz:
Lftk«*vi»'w, Oregon, June 1’., lwrj. |
tion of »aid land, viz:
Thoma* Patter- oi Fort Klamath, Conntv «>f Klamath, No 350, for tiie puridia«- «»I tlie W’*
John Gilpbi,
Notice 1» hereby given that in comtdiance
eon, of Klamath Falla, Oregon; John Hate ««I Oregon, haw thi* dav filed 8W'4.Fec. II, Lu* 3 and 4 <d Section
of Pokegnma, Oregon. H. E No. 2425, with the provision» of th<* act of Congress of
''¿„J, 4
Range Thl- |.r.1»r»th.n
3,187M. entitled “An art for the »ale of Hebl«rt*, of Klamath Falla, Oregon; in thia olliia- hi* sworn siatement No. N«>. 10, in township No. 33
for the NW'<, Sec. 32, Tp. 39, 8. R. 6, r.. June
timber lands in the Ktat<*» of California. Oregon, A. E. Benzinger, of Klamath Falla, 938, for the piir<-hH«e oft he N W , of See- No. 7'tE. W. M., mid will offer pr«ffd
W. M.
He
■
names tile
.......................
following wit- Nevada end Wa»hington Territory,” a* ex­
Oregon; Herman Bclimor, of Klamath tion No.22. in T«rwn»hip No.32*.. Range to n I iow tliat the land »«night i» more
nesses to prove his continuous resi- tended to all tin* Public Land States by act of
No. 7'.j E. W. M., and will offer j>r,«,f valuable (or it» timlier <»r »tone than
zlngUNt 4. 1892. Pleasant L. Fountain, of Klam­ Falla, Oregon.
■n and cultivation of sai.l
deuce upon
sai«' land, ath
Fall-. County of Klamath. State of Ore­
to show that the lan<l sought: more valu­ for agriciiltural pur|Mi«cff. an«l bi eatnli-
E. M. B rattaim , Register.
via:
l*avi<l Blackmore, of Poke
kegama, gon, lia« thHdav filed in thia office hi» sworn
able lor its timber or »lone t’..an for agri
li»)i In» claim to aaid land la-fore the
Oregon ; Sarnnel J. Meeker, of I I ’okega statement No. 7«>5, for the purriiase of the
cultural purpose*, and to e»tahli«h his county < |,-rk of Klmnath county, Ore­
No.8, in Township No. I0H . Range
Notice
For
Publication-
ma, Oregon ; Michael Jlalton, of Poke- ofSection
No. 7 E. W. vf., and will offer proof to show
claim to said land before Ja*. II Dri- gon, nt Klamath Fall», Oregon. <>n Fri­
gama, Oregon; Daniel Yeager, of Poke- that the land sought is more valuable for its
He
11
Depaitment of the Interior,) «•«.II, county clerk, at Klamath Fall* day, the 25th «lav <>f July. Il»2.
I timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
gama, Oregon.
and to establish his claim to said land before
Land Office at Lakeview , Oregon. , Oregon, on Hahirdav, the 2<lth dav of nnmi-ffaa a itneam-ii: Jainra M. Emerv,
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
Jas. H. Driscoll, Connlv Clerk, at Klamath
He name* a* wit- ol Fort Klamath, Oregon; Warren D.
Mav 10, 1902. j H-pternfa-r, 118(2.
Fall«, Ort gon, on Monday, th«- 26th day of
Notice is hereby given that the fol­ ne*re»: Chris Wei«», of | ,,rt glam- Kmgdon, of l-ort Klamath, Oregon;
August, 1902. He names as witnesses: Hain
Notice for Publication.
iik | T. Hummers, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; lowing-named settler fia* Hied notice of ath, Oregon; William O. Hill, of Fort John Barker, of Fort Klamath, Oregon;
*
Oliver W. Sly, oi Keno. Oregon; John Con­ liis intention to make final proof in sup­ Klamath. Dr.-gon; i.im.,y ('. <i.enmre Smniiel II. Kmgdon, of Fort Klamath, ^SL
Department of the Interior,
nolly, of Keno. Oregon; M It rraln, of B«« m -
wfck, California Any and all persons claiming port of his cleim, and that sai«l proof of Fort kiamuth, Oregon ; Jacob Dler Oregon. Any mid nil per»«>nff clnimlng
T-and Office at Lakeview, Oregon.
of KlariiHthon,
lil..... ........... Calif. A..,
Any and all jmr- mlvernely llie
ai«ove-de*crifa«<l
Imida
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-
July 9, 1902. adversely the above-described lands are re­ will be made before J. O. Hamak.-r, U.
quested to file their claims in this office on or
............. the
.
above- nr,- reipii'sted to tile their claim« in thia
H. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, Mili* claiming ailvcraely
Notice is hereby given that the fol­ before said 2.5th day of August, 19<r2.
described latida arc requot,.1
on August 2, 1002, viz:
Iicpiirtiiient ol the
E. M. B ratta IM, Register,
lowing-name«! oettler haff file«! notice of
to file office on or fa'fore »aid 2tlh dny <>f
their claim* in ibi» office „„
I
Ben Abbeloo»,
or be- July, 1902.
her intention to make final pr«s>f in sup-
Und Orticai
tore
(aid
20th
dav
of
heptemlst
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
fbrf of I16T claim, and tlnrt sai<l proof TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3. 1878, H E. No. 2067, for the NW'< NW4,
• ........... -, lf«12.
E. M. BRATTAIN. R. gmter.
W'jNWG, Hec. 18, and NW'4 NWU.
will lie made before Jas
H. Driscoll,
Noticela hereby given »’•«•
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TltEANL'RER’N NOTICE.
Fee. 22, Tp. 39 H.. R. 13 E-, W. M. He
conntv e'erk, at Klamath Fail«, Oregon,
lowing-nmni'd »eltl'T I'»-
,(jn»»p-
LA ND. ACT.JI N F I 18-»
names the following witnesffeff to prove TIMBER
on Arfgufft 18, 1902, viz:
NOTICE FORJ-f BLB'mly. i
his intention to tnake lim I
UN ITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
liiff continuous resilience upoff an<l cul­
Notice is hereby given that there are port of hi» claim- “"'L'
Christina Slmr,
||
Prismi1'
L akkvifw , O reoon , June28, 1902. f tivation of said land, viz: Hilas Ols-n-
fiindsin the County Treasury for th”
one of 1 lie heirs and for all the heirs of
will bo inaile before J«
Oreg«11'
chain,
of
Ixirella,
Oregon;
Frank
D.
Andrew J. Took, deceased, H. E. No.
redemption
of
tint
follow
Ing
county
war
­
UNirr.o S tatkh L awd Orrn n.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
..... ....
clerk, nt Klamath I
rants
protested
on
and
prim
to
Nov.
22,
1990, for tlie NE’i SE'4, Fee. 31, W1., pliance with tin- provisions of the act of Hw ingle, of Ixirella, Oregon ; Charles .)
T.HKoview, Oregon, Mav 12, 1IMJ2.
on July 28. B«U. vi«: ,.
SW'4Z and SEL4 I^W^, N-c. 32, Tp. 40*, Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘‘An ! Hwingle, of fxirella, Oregon; Walter R.
’
____
will cease "nJUy K.chard Hntebmre .
fnt.
treat ....
on
same
Notice in hereby given that in com- 1895.
Nos.
8(8)5,
8481,8158,
8., H. 8, E. W. Vi. Mie names the fol­ act for the sale of timber land* in lite Campbell, of Lorella, Oregon.
from
thin
.lot««
;
II. E. No 2995. for the B hart
lT
pliance with the provieiona of the net of
E. M. B kattais , Register.
lowing witnesnes toprove her continu­ »tales of California, Oregon. Nevada,
Congrew o’June 3. 1878, elltit|(.,| .«An 8047, 8293, 822». 8452, 8807. 8877, »gift, ter and H half NW
8489.
ous residence upon end cultivation of an«l Washington
Territory,” as ex­
act for the eal.. of timl«., |an,|R ,n (|^ 8238, 8»H6, H801, 8(178, 8827, 8291,
4i,
R. 1»,
w‘
biffe-"“’;
said land, viz:
Brice McCormick, of tended to all the Public Land Slates by TIMBER LAMI. ACT J UNE 3, 1H7H, State» of Cuhforni,,’ Oregon, Nt-va.la 8300, 811711, 81814, 8579, H32U, 8058, 8882,
following witneffffi'ff to
|ivR1i„flo
884)8,
i Keno, Oregon ; H. B. Chapin, of Kono, m t <>( August 4, 1892, Linsy ('. Hisemon-,
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
uouff ..........................
and /.‘^l. "
and Waffhlngton Territory,” HR extend *8138, 87,89. 8471, 8488. 8083, 8883,
M3
II»,
ed to all the Public
stHt('R 'J
Or<*gun : Josiah rtoten.of Keno, Oregon ; of Port Klamath, County of Klarnath,
8388, 8488, 8084, 8781, 8009, k w
«•id land, vi»:
AiniRtrotf"*
Robert A. Eminitt, of Keno, Oregon.
State of Oregon, lias thin day file«l in thin
U mitrd K tatkh L and O ffice ,
act of Anguat 4, 1892, Atfie Hill, of Fort 8848, 8718,8811, fr|84, 8285, 83418, 8823, Merrill. Oregon ; |w"ll"r'.,,r,|llll, of M»r'
M.M17.
E. M. B ha T taix , Register. "Hi. '■ liiff sw orn statement No. 888, for
....... 1, 8447,
........ ...........
Lnkeview, Oregon, May 19, 1902. Klamath, county of Klamath, Mate of 8812, 837
88.38, 8822, HOU,
Merrill, Oregon ; Frank ford«"
Die pnreftas.' of tlieNE1^, of Section No.
Notice iff hereby given that in com­ Oregon, ha. thia day file<| in thi* oifh-,’ 8815, 8844, 8893, 8329, 8479, H-lM R41H7, rill, Oregon ; Tom Dixon, of *
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING. 35, in Tonnship No. 32 H., Range No. pliance with the proviffionff of the net of i her »worn atatement No. jmh f „ r n . 8837, M85, 8505, 8502, 8039, H34I, H3O2,
8503, H32I, h.‘|53, 8.127, 8214, 8040, 8577, Or"g,,n- E M BRATTAIN. IW’wr'
7*-t E. W. M, and will offer proof to CnngreffM of June 3, 1878, entitled "An purchaae of the NW<4 of P,.<:ti,;n
Ir.
4'ikiirifv CVnirt.
’mu.. ­ •how tliat tlie land sought iff more val­ act for the »aloof timlier lan«l* in the
In lì,»
the County
Court, khrrnall,
Klamath I
Coun
8532, 8073, 8103, 8337, 8173, 84)74, 885(1, i
ty, Oregon.
F ’ 1 ) W*M
uable for its timber or stone than for HtaleH oi CalifoFtiia, Oregon, Nevada, u
V.iM 'i""' *'1
proof to «how 8482.
All kinds of dry goods al lhf
’ In the matter of the estate ol James a^rituiliiral purposes, and to establish and Wa«hington Territory.” aa extend­ that the land aonglit la more ,a|u i| ],.
Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, thi*
cehdor.
A load jtihlIulry’
Edward McLaughlin, deceased.
hi* claim to said land before C. C. Cun- ed to all the Poblie Land 8 la tee by for It» limber or atone thnn for lkn 22nd <l*y of .May, l!Hl2.
I
Notice is hereby given that the under- rr.Dg^TTB. U S Cen.m.n:oner. at Fort act of Align»’. 4. 18?/. VVilliatB W. Frb «jfZurai pnrpoere #nj ;u ..,.^1,^^
H. II. V an VAl.KFNffVHO,
I
tVuritv Trc.M'ioer pm.
and
S isters .
Kodol
Dyspepsia Curt
Digest* what you e»t.
It oan’t h«lp
4
but io you gj*
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