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Shortest and Best Route to R. R.
Best Time and Accommodations.
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Southern Oregon Normal-
The Southern Oregon State
mal school is uiaktng thorough i
araliou for the contlug year's s
The buildings are itehtg remo
aud repaired, arid extensive addl
to the chemical and physical de
ments are being made.
The fa
is composed of strong teachers c
crated to the work, and each d«
Is in the hands of a spec
assenger express and ast freight line tnent
A year's course in Latin and
LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M.
nomica has been added to furthe
pare teachers for high setua.l
Office: Mammoth StaMes, Largest and Most CentrafTy Located.
The training department wil
Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best especially strong. A man of t
did education and wide expe
care given to stock.
will be at the head of this d
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor
■ ment. Much attention will be
to oratory, and athletics will lx
prominent.
The citizens of Ai
have guaranteed some 2200 as
for excellence in these lines.
EUGENE. OREGON.
City Library of 2000 well s*
volumes is thrown open to st
The flrrt Semester, Session 1902-1903, open. Wednesday, September 17th. ' t>f the institution. Board and
Ìhe following School« and Colleges are comprised in the University : Graduate , ing can be had at front 22.1
School, College of Literature, Science and Art', College of Science and Engineer I week to $4.00.
Climate h>
ing, University Acaafemy, School of Music. School of Medicine, School of Law.
! Course of study practical a
Tuition free, excepting in Schools of law. Medicine and Music. (Incidental
| baustive. Fur catalogue of ani
fee 110.00; Student-Body tax «2.50 per year.
Coat of living from 1100.00 to
i meats, write B. F. Mulkey,
1200.00 per year.
For catalogue, address
dent, or Clifford Thomas, sec
■ Ashland. Oregon.
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difficult to get A twiiK except by *
derlng in advan
f The liverym
.-tie making n-.mey» but th« Imr.
loot pretty welL»'ufti «tit.
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“The llu>be,iHM|4 »“w being t»>
1» a long diatawce fro«») ral1si|M tm
portal Ion. so It would *.w*p »hat 1
people are buying tlteJtin4'upu^(
belief that a railroad wtll lie bu
into that country Intbe near fuju
The timber'would'be of little va)
without transportation facllltiee.
Is yellow pine, averaging about
Inches In diameter, with the fi
Hint* 40 to 50 feet from the grour
8o far its I know, the land is lx
bought by people who waut to I
it for their own benefit, ft it *h<
be found later that one company
buying out the first purchasers, f
would be an Indication that a
road is to be built by thoae intcre
in the development of thetr tie
property.”
After many years of peaceful sleep,
Klamath now hae an opportunity to
arouse, shake off her manacle« of Ig
norant Silurianism and Join, with
other Oregon counties, in the friend
ly, but well-timed contest for a mi
terial increase in her population.
While selfishness is one of the
chief mainsprings of human action,
the universe is so gauged that others
are large beneficiaries of the acts,
even of the most selfish.
The rail
roads ate not organized and operated
sblely for philanthropic purposes, but
it sometimes happens that in success
fully carrying out a business policy,
these corporations incidentally bring
great good to communities through
which their roads pass, or which are
tributary to them.
Jim Hill with
his Northern Pacific and Great
Northern systems has taken the in
itiative and is populating the state
of Washington at a rate which will
leave Oregon far behind if she does
no« “get busy. ” The Harriman sys
tem,—said to control the O. R. &
N. company, the Union Pacific and
the Southern Pacific railroads—there-
. fore has been induced by the stern
k>gie of events to announce that it
• will co-operate with the State of
' Oregon as a commonwealth, and her
various counties as integral parts, if
■. they will use the occasion and “catch
tibe rabbit.” That is to say, the
railroads Will Judiciously and effect
ively distribute matter prepared in
pamphlet form and attractively illus
trated, setting forth the respective
merits of different counties in Ore
gon.
Now this is no mean service, as
lightly as some would pass it by.
These'rogfis, if anything, are syste
matic.’.- They have barrels of data
ab&i^ji'farmers; What they are worth,
Dysentery Cured Wirhout the
ket. TbeFr interests in this case are
a Doctor.
founed on the right side of economic
“I am just up from a hard t
and commercial ethics and every
county should lend them a generous the tlux” (dysentery) says Mr.
.Tinner, a well known men!
and intelligent support.
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What will Klamath do?
Will she ; Drummond, Tenn.
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bottle
of
Chamberlain't
with the Biblical sluggard say:
“A
little more sleep.
A little more i Cholera and Diarrhoea Rein«
folding of the hand» to sleep?” Will was curetl * LtJ^h|LJ^wlOK ”
she in a vain-glorious spirit like I consider it the best choler
cine in the wftefe’’
Ther
! the reprobate of old exclaim: “Let
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need
of
employing
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doct<
I us alone;” or will she gird herself for
! this remedy is m M, for n<
I the fray and “rejoice as a strong man
‘ to run a race?” Upon her action to- can prescribe a better merit
i wards this far reaching opportunity bowel complaint ^n any Fr.rr
' for children-or adults. It ne
' now at hand, depends her future, to
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! a large extent.
Will our business and Is pleasapbto tik^.
Chitwood
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Co.
men, lawyers and county official» call
a meeting and subscribe a modest
fund for the purpose of preparing
J. O. HAMAKE
descriptive pamphlets of Klamath's1
remarkable timber, irrigation possi
bilities, cattle, water-power and'
other resources, attractive to pros
Do a General Land Local
pective settlers, or wHl she merely
ness. Surveying and Corr
sneer at the possioiiities of outside a Specialty. v All'BusIness
assistance, wrap herself in her tradi Attended to. Office in City
tional lethargy and let the only'
BONANZA,OREOO
glance she casts at the stranger ir> _
her midst, be that known as the
“glazy stare. ”
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“KLAMATH IS BOOMING ”
Under the above head, Saturday ’s
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Oregonian publishes the following
Riparian and all water ri
Interview with State Treasurer Chas, »nd general pmliate bu»in«-w
Opposite
S. Moore on his return to Salem from _V.PP'»'
te Court
House,
Falls, Or.
Klamath county:
“Times are more prosperous in
Klamath county now than I ever
fore aaid 8ih day of rieptemner, nau.
i*.. .'M. f)f%A4 •«»•••
knew them M be before,” said State
E. M. BRATTAI X, Register
PROPRIETOR
OF
Treasurer Moore today, on his return
Notice For Publication.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
from a trip to that county. In com CITY HEAT MARKET
Department of the Interior,
pany with others, he went on a three
I ahu J Office at (..iki-vK-w. Oregon,
Notice for Publication.
run a meat wagon
June 2>l, 11* >2.
weeks’ fishing expedition to the Will
Notice i. hereby given that the f..l-
mountain streams which flow into!
CMITKD HTATESLAND orrtr E. (
tliroifgh tlje Spring Lake
L akrvikw , O bboom , June 9, lffrj, |
lowiiig-named K-ttler lui, til.-d notice of
Upper Klamath Lake, and reports
Notice is hereby given that in compliant*- hi. intention to make linnl proof in .up
with the provinlonn of the act of ('onxr< HA of
and
Lost
River
country
port of hi. claim, and that «aid proof
having had a very enjoyable outing.
June 3, 1X7H. entitled "An act for the «ale of
timber lands in the states of California, Ore will I* made la-fore Jsme. If. Driwoll
In speaking of his observations, Mr.
twiet? &' week during the gon,
Nevada ana Wsshlnirton Territory,” an County Clerk, at Klamath Fall», Ore
extended to all the Public Land Htate« by act gon, on Atigu.l II,
Moore said:
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of August 4, IW2. William T. Khlve, of Fr>rt
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Klamath, < ounty of Klamath, Htate of Ore-
“The only complaint that the pete
has thl* day filed In tills office his sworn H. E. No. 2010, for the W . HE'J Hec
pie out there have to make is that
No. ««, for the purchase of the 31,Tp.:t8,ri. ft. )0, E. .nd N *. X el !
be able to supply all ranch staivment.
KU MW'/4, !x>t 4, tec. 7. and fx>t t. of Hertion No.
||H name»
there is more work than can be done
R, in Township No. 33 M., Hanse No. 7, K W , riec. G, Tp. .S», S. R. 10 |;_
ers who •w want
fresh meats. I____
M and will offer j>r<x»f to show that the land | the following witne«».-» to prove hi»
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Its timber or
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Money Is plentiful and the hay i
, Hon of HHi<| |Bn(li vil. p g. (¿rigHby,
JOE KOES al
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Klamath
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crop is large. Farmers are able anti j TIMBER LAND.4CT JUNE 3, 1878 ' i e H "“ Driscoll,
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NOTICE
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willing to pay good wages, aud a suf
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He names as witnesses:
I>. W Ryan, ard, of Klamath Fall», Oregon; W. I-.
! I of Fort Klamath. Oregon ; Louis Brannan, of Arant, of Klamath Fall», Oregon; <’.
ficient number of men are not to be
U xitkd S tatzs L and Omen,
Fort Klamath, Oregon; James M Emerv, of I raith,of Klamath Falla, Oregon.
Fort Klamath, Oregon; A. H. Sidle, of Fort
L akbvirw , Oazoox, July 24, 1002.
E. M. BRATfAlN, Register.
had. Two dollars a day and board is:
Klamath, Oregon.
Any an«! all persons
Notice is hereby given
that ...
in com-
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adversely the
above-described
being paid for men who work in the piiance
with the provision, of tin- act of land« are r«pi«.t*d to flln th<.|rcl«irn< lu thl« i Timber Land. Act Juno 3, 1878—
1 congr.-.»
of June
June .3,
3, 1878,
1878, entitled
entitle.) “
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hay fields.
congre»» of
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what they want, what they stand
“Cattle
are in splendid condition,
'acl I for the .ale of timber land, in the_____ '___________________ *_______ '
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•* -tyr and where they would like to ..a-in.
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Xtake up their future residence. This prices for beef, the people of that tended to all the Public Land Hate,
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Dejmrtment of the Interior,
of Angu.t 4, 18W2, Thoma. J. I
i is.the open sesame to effective coloni section heve a very bright outlook for i 1’7
Notice is hereby given that, in < <>n,
land Office at lakeview, Oregon.
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Vaughn,
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Fort
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County
of
sation work. It would cost the coun the present and coming »canon.. | Klamath, 8tat<*of Oregon, ha. thi. day
July ft, 118)2. piiance with the pioviMionw of the mil <4
Congress of June 8, IM7K. . „ tit l..| -An
tries thousands of dollars to do as Money
Money 1»
Is being
being invested
invested in
in varioua
various, I filed
fil«d in
in tiii»
thi. office
office his
hi. «worn
»worn statement,
»tat. rn.-nt, |n»l?,JCn.mld «HteT'hL
,or
•>’ tin-l-er lands in the
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1042, for
the purchase 11
of ' the
Wk J ¡"wing named u settler
has filed notice
of
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states of ,“hf,,rma, Oregon, Nevada and
extended
! No. *2 « Range X o ' t U F yv ' m
l’,,rt of ftvr claim, and that said proof Washington Territory?
assistance of the railroads—in fact development of the country.
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Hundreds
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men
and
women
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proof
to
»low
that
the
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^Ktemath
f 1 h . Orem.n’ to ai. the Public land Hat.-s l.v act
they would never do it. This is the
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land aougi.t I. more valuable for ite tim- ^“ÂoguUT«, 1WW “s:
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C,,u"‘v «>» Klamath,
first time in the history of Oregon,
Hate of Oregon, has this dav tiled
an organized effort on the part Goose lake and Klamath lake to take pcses,
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notte., and to establish In"
hi. claim to '»aid
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of the railroads has been put forth to up yellow pine timber land under the
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Each person
,';",I»I|I|’ No. 32*«., Range
- solicit the friendly co-operation of timber and stone act.
No. / „ h. W ,M„ HI,d will offer proof
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the counties. Hhall It be In vain? ran purchase l»0 acres at 12.50 p.»r
to show I hat the land sought more vaIll-
Many Shive of Fort Klamath rima»... iL.i. '«wing witne.«!. to provo lier continu- air e for its timber or stone than for agri
The ebief interests of the railroads acre fro« the government.
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are in the main, general; and rest buyers of timber land are also going
claim to said land la-fore Jas. If Dris
with the future. They want to haul Io the Upper Deschutes country in
coll, county clerk, at Klamath Fall.
' a, ä . ää as :
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Oregon, on balurday, tin. 20th <lav of
the people to their new homes of the northern part of Klamath coun
Heptemtier
lf’e n.mT m U’
ReXter I
eourse, but their real reward will ty. So numerous are the seekers for requested to file their claim» in this , Robcrt A> KmJ?ilij
nessesi Chris Heiss, ,,f Fort Klam. I
office
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before
said
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increased tonnage of freight to mar- llrery teams are kept bnsy. and it j '
E. M B hati ' Regnier.
Croqnet sots. D i - ffv C o .
of lort Klamath, Oregon ; JM. ob |.|r,
f.irrTTFW, tlKK.ilV, JU.»
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Notice is hereby given that, in com
piiance will, the provisioned the act <d
Coiigreas of June 3, 1878, vutilh-l “An
a. t lor the sale <4 limber lai.'l. in th«
stal.-a of ('alilor ilia, • Ircgon, Nevada and
Washington Territory, »« extended to
all the Ptil.lic lain.I Slate« by »< ’ "J Au
gust 4, lht'2, Amy <1. Wescott, of Klam
Cure
ath Falla, Cotintv of Klamath, Statu ol
Oregon, ha. July 7, il«>-’. filed in thi. of
fice her »worn statement. No.fMtt, for the l Digests what you
purchase of th« X W'j of Section No. 14,
in Township No 40 H., Rang« No. 7, digeotents «••<! ‘’.'•‘“i’im.fsndi*«
E. W. M., and will ofi«r proof to »how
that the land »ought i» more valuable falls to cure.
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for it. timber or atone than for agricul- the food you want. 1 b
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ttirnl purpottee, and to estebll.h her stomachs t»nteken ?|r7h»v# I*»
claim Ornmy
to said ’ land before Kl.ot.lh
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onMonday,
the
2»th day ,ol curedstonlKb IM“«-
< tregon,
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ritte name. •« wit-, *■
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Iies.es
•»: John Connolly, of Kent;, Ore- «A MBs* B**p
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gon; llirnm
llirnm II.
II. Wesoott, of Kl.ntalh,
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Klmnuth L Falla,
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Any
und all persons claiming ndv«r»«ly the
Nolle« For I’ubikatk)"-
alsive de.cril.ed land» nr" requested to
tile their claim, in thi« office on or l»e-
Department of th«
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foru said 2!Mh day of rici.letnlier, 1””*2.
E. M. BRATT a I n , Register
Kodol
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Notice is hereby give" th»’
THEAHI RER-H NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that there ere
fund, in tlie County Tr<-a»i>ry for the
redemption of tlm following county war-
rnnts protested on ai.il print to Nov. 22,
I8fto. Interest on same will ""»"•'
from O.i» date ; Nos. M»tO.-», 84*11, 8IMI,
HGhfi'
8*117, 82113, 822!). 8452, 8tH)7, 8)177, S
823(1, 848.-,, 8001,8078, 8»I27, N21»f, H0H2,
8300, 8071), 8»W14, 857«, «32'1, 80MI,
GO.’W, 8.58!!, 8471,8408, 8083, 8)913, Hi«*,
8388, 8488, 8081, 8781, 800«, 83HI, tUOtt,
801ft, 8718, 8011, 8404 , 828ft, 83*91, HH2«,
8012, 8.371, 8417, 80,38, 8822, 8«14, H.W,
8015, »44, 819)3, 8,32ft, 847». 842«, MM7,
88Ä2,
8837 , 84)9>, 8.V)ft, 8M)2, HOW,
8503, 8321, 8353, 8327, 8214, «040, M77,
8ft32, 8073, 81*1.3, 8.337, 8473, 8074, HftW,
8402.
I’ated at Kltm.di F k II", <W>n, th’«
22nd .lay of May, 1002.
II. If. V a * V alsksso *«,
Coiintj Treaturtf-
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hi» intention to mak* fin» P
port of Id» d»’’"-
LillUm.de
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gon, <----- --- John Gilpin.
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lowing-named **”,"r '
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for I’ the'
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ne.se» to pro™ "f [¡(,n „( «id
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Oregon; riarnnel jL
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game, Ort^nm BRaTTA|N.
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celHlor.
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