TO REDUCE OUR STOCK
We will Sell FOR CASH
During the Next Thirty Days:
Dry Grunulated ('¡ uh » Sugar
$5.8.*» per liunili'ctl.
Stock Salt, Half Ground
2.35 per hundred.
Dsiry Salt, Fiat* Ground
2.55 per hundred.
Silk Soap, 100-bai
5.50 per
box.
5.50 per
box.
per
package.
Baking PoNVtler, 5-pound Can
1.50 per
cun.
Vea GardiTi* Drips, I-gallon Cans
1.00 per
cun.
Boxes
Savon Soap, 100-bar
Boxes
Arbucklcs Cotice. Pound Packages
.11
ASHLAND Tomatoes. 2 Dozen to Case
ASHLAND Strinj !J •<ins, 2 Dozen to Caso
ASHLAND Sugar Peas, 2 Dozen to Cast*
ASHLAND Blackberries, 2 Dozen to Caso
2.75 per
case.
3.00 per
CIIH0.
«451 - « fcs
I
lltiln ||,
tallristd avnse by I In
n idea urn* lliiouvh
Nevarla mid
NortlieiiHtern
California,
conni« t-
Illg with I In* Central P. m Iflc al Reiio|
wrttithrr by tin* Kliunglh river canyon
tlniiugh Nmlbeni Cgilfornla. cmi-
ucciing wllh llie line of tin* Southcin
Piiclllc n<nr tin* piiHeul (own of
hhinntlhoni limit bar from llu* norlb
through Central Oregon mid conuecl-
lug w II h tlie Columbia river line of
the O. II. A N.
By om* of these
j route« fhe soulhciislcrn cuuntlis
t must stain get ii railroad.
’I'lie pres
ent comlltlun of the country, mil to
mention Itn prus|M<etIvt* great future,
fully warrnnia the construction.
I
h, im - l .ill.i-il »If h m -» i i il |inii-lleal
railroad men with refi-rcncc to this
situation, mid I tlml hut one opinion
I among I hem, ninmdv. that as mat
| tera stand today a railroad upcrntliig
.III I lie count lea of I.like ami Kuiimilh
ilium* would pay handsomely.
Such
a all lint Ion Is not likely to Im long
negh*et»*d.
And the road which gets
In ilrst Is likely, iin<l« r tlici'omlll Ions,
Io hold the Held against all comers
for the lifetime of a general hm. ”
'riii'ii. In I In* »,ime article, lie fol-
! lows with a lengthy presentation of
! the adv ullages P.irllaud could accrue
■ Io Itself by pushing the Columbia
i Southern Into tills country ahead of
, rival bin s from other directions, mid
after
commending our lakes and
rivers In their relation Io fiilute
i trans|sirtittion mid showing tin* hind
I ranee to development by lack of
'railroads, he closes with these words:
.. — -< ■ — <
A
il,tv «Uhi
liHlidayol
No
vein *. *. li» 12.
K M. ItsATTAts. K.gl-ier.
I
Nolic« l <»r PublkrtH“**
Itvi.inlm.ml of
Inlvrlor )
l4.mlt.lfh v «I
<Actulwr 24, l«'v ’
Nolhr* 1« Imtul.y given lh»4 Hw ,,,l|
loulhg |.anm*l «etllvr ha» Hlvd noti c ol
hi« iiit.mth.n lo inakc final |*r<»>f in au|*'
lo« .Imi.., ami
•"‘’i.’'
km he m.vh* Imfor.. Jn» IL l»H«oH,
Comilv < h*rk. ni Kh.malh Falla,Oregon,
mi |.veeml«*r II, lUt.2. vi»:
E<lgar T. Hl.nffvr,
oli II E. No. I<g>3.’», for thè S'» SI .,
s ' u k W<4,S.*.'. 2I. T 3MH.. K t E.
IL
rullile« Ihe folh.w mg w iliu*"»* » I"
hi« mutilinoli» r«*»i*h*n< v ii|«.n and cui
livation ol «uhi Imid, via:
Ja». Ilailny,
■ >f Shake. Oregon ; l»ani T. Gulllgar, ol
Kami. OregoliJ Alfr.-l J
Week», o
Ki-lio. OiegoliJ A. M. Mil'heiaon, ol
Kvnu, Oregon
.
„
J. T BIUIMiES. ItryUler
ALEX MARTIN
President*
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KLAMATH
Y
».
i
Collections Attended
to Promptly,
Notka for l’ublkallori.
I>.*l>artmeni <>l llu* Infarlor.^
Inuid Ollhi» ul l.nkeih*w, Oregon.
<h'tolier 23. IW02. '
Noli..* I» herel.v given timi II"’ l“l
lowing naiui*d eelth r ha» tiled notice <>l
hi« intention to make linai proof in
Hiip)«irl »1 hi» claim, and limi «ni*l proof
will I«* made lwl**n* Jan II Dri«coll,
........
rlerk nt Kbutmlli Falla, Oregon,
on I leceliil«'. II. IIR.2, via
II. nry II I. h ,» , i .
Il E. No. 2*2«. for the Inda 5, «, S',
HWU Hoe : I p M H , R. ■
I
M. Ile nanna the follow mg «line»».«
to prove Ina mnliliuoil« re«lih'iicr i || hiii
and culiivath.ii **f »«id lami, vi»: John
Crnv, of Fori Klanmth, Oregon; Frwl
Mvliiii.v, ol Iòni Klamalh, Oregon ; tin«
Mvllia*« of Fort KInumili. Oreg *n ; M.
A. (’radilo, k. ol Fort Klamath, Oivgon.
E. M. IfaiTTAix. Kcgi’icr.
E F. REKMES.
HEX W|I|JR
ticerresident.
Uslijw
r
i
I
CorresDondencil
Invited.
I
FALLS PLANING MILLS, '
J. F. G0ELLER, Proprietor.
Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kind« ol
Buildings and Contracting and Building
on the Installment Plan.
Among the infinite variety of material and work fnrm»hei| t„ (),), rij||
store Front*. Wm»l Carving. Stair l!ail>, Halurfm» and X, »,-) p,„t, p,^? |
Scroll a> I lurio-d Work. Sa»b, l»om» and Blind». Corner ami J*,aw.
j, 7’|
ami furoiil llahmter« Door and 11 indow Frame«, f'ulpit« anil p, w j ,,,1, «hi« h»
liulldt r»' dardware. Paint« and <id M«rtihling and tilae«. I levatnm. all(j
'
Einl«>»»<d. I.round ami Cut t.la»» Hall Paper, Furniture, n. ,.lr
**’•*•»
lu »1 «Oik ami material, and in the lateat ami moat apprme.1 at, |M
A
“If the Klamath country were ac-
I'lKhllile III tile usual M'lisc of that
' term, It would not Imlay I m * plono r
■1.00 per
enne.
j country; ami I am not venturing too
Notice I or Publication.
(far In saving that with Its exlraordl-
Lion or Monogram Corn. 2 Dozen to Caso
2.85 per
CUHC.
. nary and scarcely touched resources.
I
Dcparlim-nt of the Interior,
Ils general wrallli would be flic
l and Ollh v at lakevlcw, Oregon,
times multiplied under thr advan
(ktolnrr 14. 11402.
ll"fs<’K li<><ir<h*tl l»v day, week or (tonth,
tages which a direct railroad coimcc-
||;|y M|((| fjpjiin Ixmglil Htl(| soLi.
Notice la hereby given that the (ol
tloii would give It."
low iiig harm'd «eitler hu« tlh-,1 notice <>l
In a sul>M*«|uenl article, Mr. Hol hi» mtention Io make final pr.arl in «up
I’nssetieers conveyed to all parts of Southern Orem
man w intis up with ilia aignltieant |H.rt ol hl« I Initn, arid lli«t »aid pr<«>( and Northern California at the very lowest rates.
will I m * mmle la-tore Ja«. II
l*ri«*ol|,
: review:
County Clerk, nt Riamati l ull«, <tie
••The thing that Is plainly here Is goti, oil lh*c.*nilier 2, 11*112, via:
I 'an establlslu-d stm'k
industry which
Alfred J Week«,
Sc . 30.
' I urns off 20,000 head of beef steers H. E No. 24«H, for the > W
lie name«
each season, n wmil Industry which Tp. 3«. S.. It II. E. W. M
gives tu commerce the product of the tulio» mg «itne««e« t>> prove hl« i on for its lln>l*er <*r atone Ilian for agricul
100,000 head uf sheep, mi acreage of limimi» rv»i<lvii<« u|mn «nd cultivation turni ptir|«,»e«. «ml to
InI*11«t> lo-r
id »aid Intuì, via:
Edgar T. Slmffrr, of
land capable, under development, of
REAMES, M.D.
K ciio , Oregon; Thorn»» < »alligar, of ■'lauri to rn»l lami f etore .I W. llama
live times Ils present prmluctton, ami hem., Oregon : Alvo. W M<Thernon, ■>( kvr, I S f'omnriarionrr, nt Kenn. < >rv-
Physkinn and Surgeon,
a D iii I mt Held ns great as that of Kono, Oregon , Jurnvn lluiley, ol Shake, gon, on h«tur*lnv, the «ih <l»v <>l It,-
i vmlwr, I1MW. she tinnir« HF Mil ||4*FM*k : |{4-*> i <I«* iiuc . oro* Ulork fu rth «>í Klamtlfe
' < 'latMip, Cohiinbla and Till imook < tregon.
florid
<Hfii<’onr* bliM k riFt A. 0.
I J Straw , ••! I*i<-iir>l, I'¡«hl ; lh*nrv W.
count les combined.
Ami if then*
E. M. Ba,rr»is. Itegmter.
T. SA . Biiihhiig.
Straw, «»I Pii’iird. Calif.; .!••««• W.
i I h * not at Portland the spirit of en-
< * 1111 r «* I » 111 <4 Phard, <‘*dif , .h»hn Con T«4rphoti« a : < »tfh e Main 31; Rr«i-
tcrprlae to make Ils own a virgin TIMBER LAND. MT JI N E 3, I«7«. imllv, of Krim, <>rr|t«>n.
Any mid all
dvnre, Maio 33.
field mi great and obviously potential,
NOTICE Kill PUBLICATION*,
rlalmlfi|f ridwriudv I lie nl»<vi -
, then we might to put up the aliultcra
dv*rrO««ad land« an- r«H|iir«tt*<l to til»’
l'ntTan St vTr» I.'«ri Orrn ».>
■ ami take down our sign. ’*
Ih«’ir rlHioin m thi« oftlrv <»n or l**i<>ri*
laikvview, Oregon, Orlolair H. BM2.|
«aiti Hili «lav <•! I »«•• rm Nr, IWF?.
Tile <Ircgoniiin deserves the grati
E M HR VITUS. Ih’iriwlrr.
Notte« in herchy g.vrn timi in com
tude of this country for its efforts to pilati.*«' w idi thè provialonaol Die art of
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
| make known our resources and | mis - t'iingren» of Jmic 3, IH7«. entitled ''Ah;
Notlce I or Ihiblkatlon.
Rrferrncr by |w*rmi««ion :
Antoría
slliiiitlcs.
Tlie work of its rvprcM-n- .V't f*ir thè »ale of timla-r land in (bei
Department of ilio Interior,
National Bank <>i Attoria, <>r.
• tali*« ol California. Oregon, Neva ta,
lyu.d
<
>ltm<*
ni
Lakrvicw
Ort-gon,
tatlve should and doubtlcaa will rr- nini IVaahlrigton Territory" a» rxtvnd-
Court
ll<n«e. Klamath
Octolwr 14 1902.
ini to all thè Public lmn*l State» liy «vi
E h II m , <>r. I’lioiir, Main 107.
isull In much lasting gmal,
,
I
Motto
i»
lierrby
girmi
thal
Ilo*
lollo»
of Aug.iat 4, IW2, thè loll.i» log |a*r»oii« ,
General <d«s'th»ns in most states of tiave lina day tllrd fn lillà olftcr llieir ( Ing-tiamr 1 »rttfor ha« tlle.l noti. e <>f l.i»
interitlori t*. m«ke final proof in siiptmrt
tin- East and Middle West take place ■ «oro «tateniriit», to «Il •
ol lira rlairn, ami tli.it mal pr.».f w ili fo-
Mary C. Adam»,
next Tuesday, ami us the Him* for ol Allxinv, roiinly ol l.o n «tate of tire triade Indurr Jo. Il l>ri*<oll, CoutOv
the battle of ballots approaches con goti, ««orti »lateinent No. 14X4, for thè Cfork. ut tilumnlli Pali». Oregon, ori
GENERAL EHEIGHTER.
puri loi»,- ol thè NWl». avctlon 20. tallii- iJucruber 2, IIW2 ili:
tending candidates arc growing more
Alrrn U . Al. Plmr» •»lì,
■hip 37. S.. rnnge 13 E.
II. I \t* 24M* i«»r Il ir X \\ . ,'•»•<•. 30 ®^P’’’’*itr pt ami < «refill attention
anxious and active,
though
11».
William D. I itifor,
l |». MI h . le fi E u
M
Ih’
masses are t««i busy reaping tlie Iwne- of Albany, countv of l.lnn, «late <>( (»re
<> nil <>'ileo*
goti, «worn »latrrnrnt No. 1434. for thè tbr l«»ll<iu 111^ uifnrwMMi fn unn» hi«*
tlts of general and unexampled pios- puri hiiM* of Ilio SW*. MY-tlon 20, town r<>iilifiiioim rr*i<l»’fH r
noti milit a
(ioti «4 Nmd I miii I, ut ;
Allrisl J.
|«Tlty to give tlm campaign their «hip 37, S., rnnge 13 E.
PublUhed every TIiareHay l»y
W • • k«, ol Krho,
Orriron;
Edward
Cyrua
I».
Fowle,
usual personal attention.
Must of
, n( l’orfland. coutily ot Multnomah, »tate MiMÌIrr, of Kriio. < »r« gon , Tb< ma» <«al
them, however, will vote right on of Oregon, «wurn «iatrrnent N*> 143*1, lori laghrr, <»| kriio, Orrg'ili , J miii «*?« Bailey,
Proprietor of Freight tbagom.
elect Ion day and show their approval thè pun*lm«e of thè NW'4 NW. a.*,-- of hhakr, ( hrg- 11.
EniToM« Axi> I*Nor«irro«a.
E. M. I<M a TTUX. llrgintiT.
2U N'- ì NE>4. M: i 4 NW<4 ms -
of President ll<«>scveit's administra lion
tinti 30, loMimhip *7, S,, rangv I3 E.
tion by rolling up big majorities for
Frank E A*larn»,
TIM BER LA NI», At T JINK.I. 1«7«.
Ev-rything dune with
• I BM BirTIOM BATU:
of All» nv. roiintv ■>( Limi, »tate of Orv-
republican nominees.
NOTICE FOB. I t BLI< AT1ON.
nralrir*«« an.I dopst* h.
Hi« year (in advance)
w (1)
g*m. «»orn nlRtenient No. I4«l. for thè
President ll<«>M'Velt prcM’lits tile puri-lm».* of Ilio Wlf NWl^, N‘, sW<.,
I’ miihi » S tatici »
Opruie.
»«•« tinti :X1. townahip 37. K., rangv I3. E.
DAUGHTERS Ol Ml BEKAM
I« a krvit w , <)i< gt>ii, AngiiRi 1(1, HNrj. I
THURSDAY. OCTOBER
30. luOi. highest t y pc of sterling character
limi thev «ili offvr prm.f to «liow
Nolirr in licrcDy givrn lh«t in coni-
anil clltzenslilp anil the more pcopl«», lliat th«* lumi amiglil i» more vnhmble
Meet on the first and third Thurs
hlmncv Hiih thv
«»I t!ir net ol I
| there are like him (In* Ix'tter i( will for ita limlier or »Ione timo (or agricul-
Officer* »it:
oi .Ititi«« 3, I m " h , vntitled “Ali days of every moil'll.
AIK. HOLMAN’S LETTERS.
turni |Hir|H-ea, and to e»la)*h>h tli.ir
11«* for the ciiuritry.
lie roiiibinen ■'laini to nani land bvfore J. W. Ilnttm »u t b*r Hit» ►lìluoi liHilw r lurida ili thr ì Dolly ('criings. N. G.; Hattie listen,
Alfred Holntan, the brilliant staff brain«, Integrity, candor ami hii uii - ker, I . S. Coninn»»ioner, ut For«*«t. «•latcM <d 4 dlif >t iiiit, Orrg«»n. N vva J a ’ V. (j.; Aller* Gorller, Sec.: F. M.
nhd Washington li i riHH ’ .1* • xlrnd-
writer of tile Oregonian, ha« contrib M'lllsh. fearloMN and forceful devotion Oregon, ori Tliuri»lay, thè 22ml day ol rd lo m II Ihu Pllldic I.M^d M m I cr l>v ll.itrmood. Financial S,*,-.; Kelxcc»
lamiary, H rk ’I.
LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS « A. M.
< ì OiciilL Fountain, Treasurer.
uted Rome excellent article« to the to what
ho thinks
Is just and
They ninne a» «itneawa:
Mary c. Art «4 Angn«t 4 1
Office: Mammoth Stables, largest and Mont Centrally t.oca ted.
of
Ix*w
ir
I
oii
,
coiiiily
<4
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l
‘
»*f
ur
, Rtiih* <4
Adatna.
ot
AHmnv,
Oregon;
Fi
E.
column« of that paper, relating to right.
As an •exemplar of flitau*
Adam», of Allamy, tlr.-gon; Cvrtra I». ldnlio, I irm Ilio» d.«v tih*'i in tlii* ottÌRV I
Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best Klamath and Lake counties, through n blc qualllloN, lie will Inspire l''o«fo, of Portland, Oregon; William Ina ««orli Ihtrim ni V». 1330, b»r tlir
which he made a tour recently.
In others to attain the miiii * sli.nrl- D. I.ittler, ni All«ny, tiregmi, F. L. tiurrhniM* of ! he .SWJ4 «4 <i,ution N»». 4.
in T«»wim|ii|> Xo 31* S . ({unge X*». C»
care given to stock.
III« «erica of article« Mr. Holman lias ard and )M*rha|>s check the hltlmrto lumll, of Portland, Oregon.
A0ENT
Anv and all |n*n>oim .-laiming adverne- E. W M . and vi ili "fTt*r |»t«M»f h*!*hou ihm
■
act forth the reaourcea, development aaecmlant ambition to amass ami Ijr thè «I hivv ilmi ril«*.! lami» are re ihvlnnd Hoiight ih more valii«<l»h* for
<|iie»t.*d t<> (il.- thvir .'Ialina in lliia office llu timlier or Rione Ihmn for agih iillural
and prenent need« of the country hoaril riches.
nilll IO UBlHbllfh hi*« • Imm lo
on or la-fore rui.l 22ml dav ol Jaimarv. pili
Notary Publk and Conveyancer.
graphically and In tlctnll.
lie han
IIW8.
7 «airi land lietore J. < >. Ilaiiinker, l'. S.
United States Senator
Mitriteli
KI.AMATH FALLS, ORE.
dealt at length with the subject of
Commiprdoner,
ni
Furrst.
<>»rgon,
on
E. M. BRATTA IN. Regiater.
left Portland Saturday night
for
Salnrdge. thè l.Sih dav of N .veinfwr
irrigation, «bowing what luis lx*eh
11102. Ile minici Mi» * itm**i"eR : ( hiirl»’!*
Washington where lie Is railed on
TIMI4KK LAND. ACI H’NE.1, l«7»- M. Willov, of Id’wishm. Iihtho; I.liliali TIMBER LAN«». ICT JIM?». 1*7»-
done In creating luxuriant Hehl« of
NoTlCE F' 'K ITBIJCAT10X.
congressional business,
Only two
N'oTICE F<»l( l’HBLK'ATION.
Oiviitt, of Id’u i*toii, Idaho; W ilh.’iiii
alfalfa l>y tli<* ’irtitlclal aid of irriga
weeks Ircfore, he arrived from his
Yoritig, of Ashland, Otegon; Jaiiìea J.
UNITED STA1 Es LAND <'FFK’E.I
tion and what can lie 'lone in the
I N1TF.D STATES I. a ND OFFICE, I U hit<*(itnh. ol Ashland. Hregoii.
Anv
l.«aavigw, Onauox, Kept. 29,1902.»
trip to the Hawaiian Islands when*
I mkkvikw , tluK.mx, N*|>t. Il, 11102. |
future in reclaiming and
making
ami all
jwrMona clainiing adveratdv
Notice i» hereby given that in ret»'
hr* had gone as 11 member of an In
Notiev
i«
herrhy
given
that
in
coni
-
«■-■-.« »•»•«Will X X • 111 ihe aI m ive drs« ril»vd laiidn are irqiirMed
productive almoat limit I< hx urea« of
pl am-e with the proviaionu of the act of to file tbrlr rlaima in thiw otHrr on <n pbaticv »uh the provi»n»n» of th« a.1 *•<
vest Igating committee.
land by utillr.ing the exhaiuitlcan sup
iCirngn »»of June 3. I«7«. entitled “An Indori» xaìd IMh dav of \ov»•niln,r, 1102 Congrwm o| June 3. IH7«, rnlillerl "An
act for tlie »ale of timbrr land» in th«
net for the «ale of limlwr lumla in the f
ply of water at hand in tin* lake« and Timber Land, Act June 3, 1H7M
E. .M. lhiATTAiii, Regiater.
ntate» of California, Oregon. Xrv»*l».
Htatca of California, Oregon, Nevada,
«Iream«.
Mr. Holman ha« devoted
Notice for Publication.
and Wimhingtnn Territory,'' a» extend-
and Waahington Territory," a» ex-I
'i«l to alt the Public Mii'l bt»te» by
TREABUIIER'B NOTICE.
considerable «pace to the «’.ock In
tended to all llw Public I .a nd State» liv
UNITED HTATEM LAND OFFICE,»
act of Airgurt 4, l«!'2. Clan*l D. Steen.
act of Augiial 4, lair.». Lillian Hall, of
dustry,
«howl ng the exceptional L akkvikw , O kkoom , Augnai 1A, 11102.f
Notice in bereliy given that there are I ol Lebaiion. I'oiinlv of Linn. -tateofOrr-
I
Ia>«mton, county of Net I’ene, etale
adaptability of 1 lie country for flic I
Notice ia hereby given tlmt, in com- O Idaho, Inm thia day tiled in thia > funda in the Coimlv Treasury for ite . gon, bar* thia day tilc*i in tin* otfiw *H»
btiHlncK« and It« future growth by l j pliam'i* with the provisions of the act of ollie«* tier «worn »talvnicnt No 134« for redemption ol the tollo» mg county «Hr- .«»orn atatemeiit No. l40->. for the par-
Coiigre»» of June 3 1«7H, entitled “An
rntda protested on and prioi Io Nov. 22, < |ia«t* of the SE*4 of Section No-
the Increased use or alfalfa.
The act (or the sale of timber Imids in tlie the pmehare o| the NW'4. of Svciion I«1*A.
Interest on «unir « ill ceni»' in Towimliip No. 40 S. Hauge N<’. 7,
m
A*
,1"i'"’l'*l' No. 31» S„ Range
timber resource« have been
No«, sunti, «4<>l, «ir«*, E. W. M., and »>11 offer proof to i*h°«
fully »tutes of California, Oregon, Nevada No. H E. W. M , and »ill offer proof from this date :
«tl47, «21*8, «22' «4A2, KG07, ««77, StCv.5, that llie land »ought in more v»lu»ba>
brought out.
In one r< ferrure to mid AVnsliington Territory," as ex to «how that the land »„„ght |«
tended to nil the Public lamd Htnti*» valuable for it« timlier or «tom* than «2311. «4«A. HUH , «117«, «<¡27, «201, Mn9 tor it» tinilier or »tone than for «gn-
(lie timber, lie «av«:
by ad of August 4, JM02, the following for agricultural purpo»'*«, and toe«tal>- «.•«Ml, «07». «*ü¡4, «.’>71*. «32'i. NVHl. «'¡«2. cultural purpo»«*», and to e-labhrh hi»
“Taking the whole area Into con- persona have this day filed in this office l",h her efoim to »Hll| hind la b,re C. U03H, MW. «171. «4<iM. «r>«3, s<Ui3, «mm. claim to »aid land before J. "• If»"'*"
i II. Withro»-
C. h . Comriiianoner, at M3HM, «4M« «tlN4, «7«l, HHOP, «3«l, «340. ker, U. S. Comniiaeioiier, at horrrt,
Rideration, the quantity of timber their »worn statement«, to »it:
Oregon, on Tu«*aii»y, the 9th day <’1 J»n'
Edwin 8. Crocker,
hl“"!« h Falla, Oregon, on Wedimadav. «G45, «71«, «lili, M4>4, «2M5. «3««, ««23.
1« very great.
Under the conditions
of.'IUO'u Motrisoti BL, Portland, county H id I i th tlHy «»t Ih'uuiiiIwr
Hi»*« Mtll2j «.'171. «417. «t'3«. ««22. «<U4, «307. iiarv, 11*03. He name« a-»
which prevail In the lumber market,
of Multnomah, »tute of Oregon, sworn name« im »itiii*»»«-« :
.lame« I Whit ( Hrt,fti H,M'4* KrtW*. «.329* «479. «4211, «'*«7. lolin Connollv, ol Kelio. < 'regon ; rf. Ij*
I tils resource 1» not going to be per statement No. 121«, fur tlie purchase of ••'•n;^-'i1A«hl«nd,<.regm7\%.tlSoJ ««37, «4U.’>, WSUft, «.’>02, «039, «341, «31.2. Wracott, of Klamath Fall«. Oregon; I*
mitted much longer to lie undisturb ( tlieNE'4, section 8, township 3“ 8., .«"U. " I» »l»ton, Idaho; Job» II. Keill, 1 «M3, K'121. «353, «327, 3214, MO4O, «577. .I.Btra», of I’iearil, Calif.; Jo»iah I’"'
Any an*l»l'Pef'
ed. ”
' rnnge G E.
^oiA.hhmd, Oregon;!’ M. Wilh-v, of «.532, «1173, KIIKI, «337, »478. «<>74, Kli.NO. ten, of Keim, Oregon.
»on» claiming mlveraelv the »la'vr <h4*
Cora L. Faulkner,
V ■
'*"■'•«""• Any mid all |H*r»otm S4W2.
Like moat strangeis who visit tills
1 of 533 Morrison 8t., Portland, comity of claiming adversely the aisive deseribe.l '
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, tilia erila'il I iiiu I h are re.]Ue»te<l to tile thri
country, Mr. Holman Is «urptisctl j Mullnomnh, »late of Oregon, »worn
claim« ill thia ottice on or la fore
22ml day of May, 1002.
(Illi duv of .Innuarv, 1003.
H.’ il. V an V ai . xxnbvro ,
that a sect ion, so rich In resources »tiitcment No. 1211*, for the purchase of ^rfcnK.,’im
17lh< 1BV'
E. M. l»ftATTAlN. Rcgieter*
County Treiismer.
and |M*s«i hill tics, has noi ere till« tlie NWW, auction «, t<>wi>«bip 3« 8.,
I
range (I E.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Regiatcr.
been* connected with the
ctitHldc
Notice For Publication.
Annie E. Crocker,
NOTICE FOB I'lllLlCATION
of 533 Morrison St., Portland, county of
Department of the Interior,
But
he
sees
World
by
rail
roads,
AlsrcFresh Bromi, Pies, ( ak<'H and Everything in the
Multnomah, »tute of Oregon, sworn Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878—
Iamd Otliee at Ukeview. 0nV»n,
nil I roads appioaching this hitherto statement No. 1220, for tlie purchase of
Department of the Interior,)
October 4, 1W*
Notice for Publication.
1-and Otliee at l-akeview, Oregon,'-
Bakery Line Always kept on Hand For Sale.
Isolated region and tries to Impress ItlieBW«, section «, township 3« 8.,
Notice is hereby given that the L’l-
October
10.
11*02.1
Portland with the Importance <>r i range tl E.
lowing-nained settler has liled n<’,,('*
I' MTED STATES LAND OFFICE I n *'■'
Notice
...... in herebv given that the fol
That they »ill offer proof to show
his intention to make final prool m Wr. I
securing
the Initial connection via that the land »ought is more valuable
LOCA TION JUST EAST OF GEM SALOON.
L akkvibw , OnxGoN, Sen 1« tmw’i I '""•"«-"“tned aettler hit» tiled notice of port of Ins claim, mid that »anl P"*1 I
I
Notice ia hereby given th»» i
,hi»intentiont<>iimkelbialprm>f in»tip- will be made Indore James
for
it»
timlMT
or
atone
than
for
agricul
the
Columbia
Southern
mid
thus
I
■«- .
X
• -
—
*'i« claim, and that »aid proof
tural purpose», and to establish their I'Hanee with the nroviafonl nf ¡1
I
gaining business which now goes to
I
<’ongve.s»of June 3 l«7w
the m't of will I m made before J. l\ llmnaker, County Clerk, ut Klamath Fall’i 1
claim to »aid land before .1. O. llama- act
I
It'rtho aale^i^.ffirTl' r ‘
............ at Klamath Falfo, gon, on November 1«, 1!*'2. vi»:
San Francisco.
He rightly thinks ker, U. 8. Connni»»imier, lit Forest,
Edwin M,Boothbv,
, ,. I
I
of
CalUornln
Oreimn
li
i
"»'
I
Or,
’
K""i
<"«
November
22,
11*02,
Vl»>
Oregon,
on
Saturday,
the
15th
day
of
that transportation facilities arc the
II.E. No. 2432. for the lots 20«J4 L’ I
> Washington Terri
"r"’
E"""" ""Dt"'*
Nevemlmr, «1*02.
I
first essential and that, with their In
'.'’'‘r1."'! ”• K’ No 2‘*‘*
* ’» ’’’O ?,ee' Fee. 14. Tp. :W, « R. 7H K. "•
They urtine as witnesses:
J. 8. Bai “lithe Public g, |si.t .
V?ri7,M:tl?1A'»;!:‘2.Tl' :’2S.. R. 71,. E. W. M.
He Ho names the following »itne»»»•
troduction the lake country will ex ley, of Blink«, Oregon ; Eugene Hpencor, gnat 4. I«t»2,
i Yreka, (’rrnnty of Rfokivou mmT 'i?: u
Cleanliness and Good Work
P!"'"'"
f"H'»»ing witneaaci« lo prove prove his continuous rv»i<h*i*e» J'r..
perience ari era of wonderful growth. of Kciio, Oregon ; Edwin 8. Crocker, of fornia, him tliiw <fav |||<.<| rh* ii i" ’■>'! ''
Do a Oe rièra I land Locating Busi- |
,,’onOt'UouM residence u)«»n «nd enlti- and cultivation of said land, v**!
Portland, Oregon ; Corn L. Faulkner, of
°m«’( vation ol »«|(| land, vi«: J. C. Weis». II. Morgan, of Ferri Klamath,
Pollowing Is the Introductory para Portland, Oregon; Annie E. Crocker, her »worn slatemmw ¡i '5
ness. .Surveying ind Conveyancing
Guaranteed.
f,
,*i«eniore, of Fort Klamath.
1
I
nun
hase
of
the
SWU
of
Semi
'
m
>F
"i
Ft K,"'"">h. Oregon ; Ixmis fle»»ig,
. All Business Prmnptly
Portland, Oregon.
J
Also Agent for LONDON AND graph In Mr. Holman’« article on of Any
In To«t>»hip No 4<1 s
S
£’rl Kl-’""»'* <»••’«•*•»; S«rah J. gon; E M. Denver, of Fort h
and
all
pnrsons
claiming
ad
City Hall.
railroads:
,,e !”T Ni°’ 7 R,°’,keyi "• Fort Klanmth, Oregon ; An Oregon: William More, of Fort KI»01
versely the als>ve-<h*»ciil»*d lands are E. W. M., nn,| "ill
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.
„ „
^’i"
"I” M* Butler, of Fort Kluniatli, tiregon. nth, Oregon
“Suutbeaxtern Oregon is approach* i-equesteil to tile llirir claim* in this that the 'and -ouuht i„ !
E. M. BRATTAIN- Kcgutor.
"'“h’
"«ire valuable
E.
E. M. RI4ATT
BRATT MX.
At X. Register.
Register. '
/
3.00 per
cuse.
EXCIIANf iE
EAST
I
ANYTHING you may wish to select from our complete
lines of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, FURNISHING
GOODS, CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, Boors,
SHOES, ETC
STABLES
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
“VI Jf •
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville.
I).
IN LIKE PROPORTION AS TO PRICE.
1 111
rs
Being an opportunity never before offered to the people of Klamath and
Lake Counties to lay in their winter supplies, we trust they will avail them
selves of Itr
REAMES & JENNINGS.
AgepKlamath Falls Stage Line KLAMATH
To and from Ager Daily, via Klamath
Hot Springs, by Daylight.
C. C. lì ROW ER,
j. n. nooRE,
REPUBLICAN.
W. HUSE <Jc SON,
J. B. MOORE,
Shortest and Best Route to R. R
Best Time and Accommodations
PASSENGER. EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE
C. H. WITHROW,
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor.
LEADING
SADDLE AND HARNESS
Shop in Eastern Oregon.
C. C. MALTBY & SON, Props
The Maltby Saddle Is Known
and Recognized as the Best on
the Harket. C. C. Halthy has had
41 years’ experience in saddlery In stock countries.
Complete Line ot Harness and Riding Material.
•sNEW RESTAURANT AND BAKERY
MRS. ALLA HONG SING, Proprietor.
First Class Meals Served in First Class Style at
Reasonable Prices. Best the Markets Afford.
J. Oi HAMAKER,
HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
U. S. Commissioner and land
Attorney.
J W. SIEMENS, Prop.
STATE LAND BOARD.