«LUMfeTH REPUBLICAN.
W. .1.
cmivenleut way to get Into mid out
Herald,
notice hhi publication .
Mr. < f Lake county. Referring to a trip
A full line of Buckingham an<l
HM>2
•? •?
-r •’*•»’
''aiutili.H,. fur
llechl boot* and shoes men's and
from Lakeview to Holt land, lie m . vk :
D»|,r rtin* lit of tin- Inti-rlor,
LOCAL NEWS.
Lind i»line at laikevii-w, Ori-.oui, ladies' -L : winter wear at the F.x-
■‘I ii truth, tlie most convenient way
ceia.or, D..iry, Oi.
3 ballot» al its
N" v< in her I. t’.xe?.
t<>
hi ike thia journey la by way of
Notice i. hert by given that tlie |ol-
Tlie Midford Dramatic Co. Is
y of last Week, Reno, Nevada, und Saerumento, lowing nsmed. settler lias tiled notice of
Save money by making your home­
prv.
paring to give a inlni.trel h’íforin I “r
<‘h,v’x utTiiim: ■eli |<i have ehu arge • Calif." Stage men say tiiat a 100- Id- iiituniion to make Imai prtsif inFnp- stead. timber and other tilings with
•no*.
IL C- Whit inlie drive to the terminus of tlie pirt of ins ctaini, and that said proof <’. if. Withrow. U. s. Oouimnsioncr,
I wortli,
...
wilt !»• made liefore C. If. \\ itlirow, Klamath Falla. Oregon.
A nuiulier of the
! ki "" t Ahlstrom, ’ D. Woodcock, , j narrow-gauge railroad at Madeline U. 8. Commissioner, at Klam >th Falls,
Ibi. place propose (J;,’,"'*
Oregon,
on January 3, 1903, vis:
Peter I'oRl i and anil the long and circuitous journey
Notice For Publication.
i X. Arzner,
Balbus B. ' iriltith,
ofganiie
u
couneilmcn;
YuuttMll team.
Warner
H.
II.
E.
No.
2457,
for
the
8E
quarter
NW
>• from there to Ikirtland would deYnon-
Snider,
A Blcbe,
iSn
.',l<'r, rei-mdi-r;
recorder;
Department of the Interior, )
i
tiens strate Mr, Holman's error.
tai nd Office at Lakeview, Oregon, -
urer,
One quarter, S half NF. quarter, NE quar­
Mr. Waggoner li.ts material
ter
8E
quarter,
Sec.
32,
Tp.
32,
8,
R.
on the
Oetidier 14, 11102. I i>
i I s'ige man »ays lie could drive tlie 7' I' W. M. II'- l ames the following
ground
---------• td
- - Improv
■
,, ]ug dwelling
I Mr. U
Notice
hereby
the I fol-j *%'
__ __ is ___
•■•«.*• given
mrtfc that
IIIO |UI«
Howard, ........
tlie extensive live
on
w
itnesses
to
prove
his
continuous
resi
­
|
-----
--
.
■
*
_
,
...... tiled noinTV
i entire illstan e from Lakeview to
Kwauna Heights.
low ing named settler lias
notice oi
of
stuck ilculer, Is fee ’
lience
upon
and
cultivation
of
said
land,
liis
Ins intention
intent on to make tinal proof in sup- •
.ceding I,.Too eat lie Port land in less time than tin* trip
v;zt J. C. Weis«, of Fori Klamath, port oi
Henry Jackson, the Indian eapltnl I In this vlelnlty.
of hi*
bis etaim,
claim, and that said
sai-l proof
About the llrst of could l>e made via Reno and Sacra- Oregon;
I>>ui. Heasig, of Fort Klamath, will l>e made la-fore Jas. H. Driscoll, «Jw
i
tat, bad on<< of Ins limiis Injured
I the year they will I.............
Oregon;
Annie
Butler,
of
Fort
Klamath,
.. .a- ready to mar- niento. ‘ It Is contended ___
by
that the Oregon; W. T. Slnve, of Klamath l-'ails, County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ore- -j/
• horse la»' week.
ket. Mr. Howard I* thus taking
gon, on I*eceml-er 2, 19W2, via:
easiest and quickest Ingress to i or < Iregon.
j vantage of this
X
Isaac T. < «alligar,
It was reported ycsterd.iv Unit
exceptionally ileslr- egress from Lakeview Is by way
E. M. B kattaix , Register.
H. E. 2161. for the SE'4. Sec. 8, Tp. 38, I
able
lis-allty
i
men had this week been added to
for winter feeding of Klamath Falls.
8. R.ti, FL W. M. He names the following
TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3, 1878 witnesses to prove his continuous resi­
ground*. His band of
force on tlie Klamath Lake rallro
cattle alone
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lience ujxin and cultivation of said land,
CIRCUIT COURT.
means a large dally
The frame work for A. C;u>l<
consumption <>f
viz: Edward Shaffer, of Keno, Oregon:
alfalfa.
Alfred J. Weeks, of Keno, Oregon; Al­
new brewery lias In-en raised. 'I
I Circuit court, Judge IL L. Benson
UNITED STATES LANDOFFICE, ) vin
AV. Mci’heraon, of Keno, Oregon;
Dlsreg.irding all precedents, violat­ presiding, began the regular
L akeview , O hkcmin , Sept. 22, 1902. f James
main purl of the building will
Bailey, of Shake, Oregon.
Novem-
Notice
is
hereby
given
tiiat
in
com
­
ing
a
custom
that
hiis
Is-en
III
vogue
E. M. B rattain , Register.
const rueUd of stone.
b<-r term livre U
Monday morning. pliance witli tlie provisions of the act of
since the days Gutenberg and cruci­ Cases on the docket
.
____
,
Congress
of
June
3,
1878,
enliti<-l
“
An
A new bridge with stone pie
I are as follows.
TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3. 187«,
fying professional elides on tin- altar with the action thus far taken:
act for the sale of timber lands in tlie, NOTICE Ft »11 PUBLICATION.
and to Cost 9210, Is being built
states
of
California,
Oregon.
Nevada,
of a unique ambition to possess tin-
CKIUINAL CASKS.
Kmlgrant creek, ln-Ing oil (hr
ami Washington Territory,” as ex-'
f’xiTrr» S tatus L and O ffice . )
road ."t'ly ''lean printing office windows on
State vs. Jas. Smith, charged tended to all the Public Land States by Lakeview, Oregon, October 15, 1902. )’
from here to Ashland.
earth, this sanctum lias rescued panes witli stealing from a dwelling, ar­ act of August 4. 1892, Florence M. Stan-
Notice is hereby given tiiat in com
Violile* line thieves lire reported < of glistening glass from a eliaus of
oslieck, of Klaluath Falls, County of
pliance witli tlie provision« of tlie act of
raigned,
pleaded
not
guilty
und
trial
Klamath,
State
of
Oregon,
has
this
day
lol* operating |n Medford. •• < hie iiiik I and ancient accumulations, dat­
tiled in this office her sworn statement Congress oi June 3, 1878, entitled “An I
set for Friday.
resident lust a whole w.tslimg
No
1987, for the purchase of tin- \V1 . act for tlie sale of timla-r lands in the
ing
back,
geologically
Kp<-akliig,
to
last
State vs. Roger Williams, charged SW4. SEL SW»4, 8W>4 si :'4, of Sec­ states of California, Oregon, Nevada, i
week, but the thief generously
left the Mesozoic (H-rhol. The windows witli larceny of a steer.
tion No.
in Township No. 32 S.. and Washington Territory,” as extend­
the line Intact.
ed to ail the Public Land States by act I
and olllce force are beeoniiiig accus­
Slate vs. Betsy I'oponkus, an In­ Range No. 7>8 E. V . M., and will of August 4, 1892, tlie following persons
I offer proof to show that tlie land
Rev. Mr. Sliiclds Of the Presi iy- tomed to tie-change, the latter with dian woman, charger! with
have this day tiled in tliia office their
murder- sought is more valuable for its timber sworn
statements, to-wit:
terlan church prese 'bed at Merrill the aid of smoked speetaeles.
or stone than for agricultural purp<ises,
Higher mother, Dr. Hannah.
William ii. Flagg,
to establish her claim to said land
last Friday evening mid expects to
The Ashland-Klamath Falls mail
St.tti- vs. John Doc, warrant in the ami
la-fore Jas. 11. Driscoll, county clerk, at of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
hold services there every iridai rout«- lias Is-el
Klamath Falls. Oregon, on Tuesday, Oregon, sworn statement No. I486, for
n re-advertl*ed with a hands of tlie sheriff.
; the 30111 day oi Itecember, 1902. She tlie purcliase of tiie N *• of N1,, suction
evening In the future.
Not
a
true
trill
returned
by
the
dis
­
new M'lxslille. Bids for ....
«.■«><<
the service,
names as witness«-*: Keith A. Porter, 24, township 40, S.. range 7 E.
John W. Dyar,
l4Ut week W. T. Slilve, mendier call for which was issued Noveiiil» r trict attorney in case against August of Klumath Falls, Oregon; Louis R.
of Ashland, county of Jacks >n. state of
' will lie received until Noveuda-r Flackiis, charged witli assault with a Stanosheck, of Klamath Falls. Oregon; Oregon,
of The Duffy Co., purchased a half I.
sworn statement No. 1487. for;
Fred L. Houston, of Klamath Falla,
block of ground, with a In •Use, oil I 29.
Ib-re is the proposed new sclie- ilangerous weapon.
Oregon; J. Louis Condon, of Klamath tlie purchase of tlie S'2 SWl«, NE1$
dule:
.-u
and
NW'4 si :^. aectioa 1, town
Since Monday morning District At­ Fall“. Oregon. Anv and all poroon*
Maili street, from I feltrerà Pr.itt of
From Noiembcr 1 to April 30
ship 40, 8., range 7 E., IV. M.
claiming
adversely
the
above-described
torney
Beanies
lias
sifted
tlie
evidence
leave Ashland
at 5 a. m.; arrive
Ketua con.lderatlon ladng 41,200,
- •'
Emma Dvar,
lands are requested to tile their claims
in seven cases.
in tins office on or liefore said 30th dai of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
According to the Mall, Medford In Klamath Falls by 1 P- m.; leave
Oregon, sworn statement No. 1488, for
oi Decemlier, 11MI2.
CIVIL CASES.
has a flourishing lislge of i iatein.il Klamatli Falls at 9 p. m.; arrive in
the purchase of the SC NEl4 and N 's
L.
M
BRATT
US
K.
gister.
II.
C.
Anderson
vs.
.1.
F. Adams,
HE*», section 2, township 40, S., range
From May 1 [
Order of I’rcvitricatim. It
1 is prob- Ashland by 3 p. ill.
7 E„ W. M.
r
to Octolx-r 31 h’.IVu Ashland at ' Iieing an action to reeovi
r damages
CONTEST NOTlCb.
ably not difficult to tlnd plenty r of
Florence I.. Trefren,
alleged to have resulted from a fail­
5
a
m.;
arrive
In
Klamath
F'alls
by
*•11 quail Heil material for such a
Department of tlie Interior,) of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
lire
of
a
contract
for
Irrigation;
8 p. m.; leave Klamath I alls at 9 p.
trial
society.
United Mates Iaind Office, • Oregon, sworn statement No. 1489. for
liegan Tuesday.
There are two
Likeview, Oregon, October 2, 1902. J tlie pure!.a-.• of the SE1^ NW1^. SW'4
m.; arrive In Ashland by 11 a. m.
NE'i. ami IV»S sE'4, section 12, town­
A grand ball In Houston's opera
other similar casew.
I A sufficient contest affidavit having ship
40, 8., range 7 F.., \V. M.
The Oregon Lund A Livestock Co
lieen
tiled
in
thia
office
by
Alma
Rundell,
house sud banquet al Hot, I Link
Summit Lake Irrigation and Power
Tiiat they will offer proof to show
has tiled articles of Incorporation In
contestant,
against
homestead
entry
rille Will I m - given on tlie night of
Co. vs. S. C. ilamakar, decree for No. 2105. made November 12, 1901, for that tlie land sought is more valuable
Lane county. Its objects, as stated
for its timber or stone than for agricul­
Thanksgiving day for the Ix-n-llt of
NE*4. Section 20, Township 38 8., tural
ilamakar.
purposes, and to establish their •
In the articles, are substantially as
Range
6
FL,
by
Louis
A.
Ward,
con-
the Klamath County Agricultural
claim
to aai<! land l»-lore C. Fl. Withrow.
S. L. 1. A P. Co. vs. Minnie N. tes<ee, in which it is alleged that the
follows: To raise, buy and sell llve-
U. 8. Commissioner, at Klamath Falls.
society.
Kinsman,
diumiAM-d.
said
Louis
A.
Ward
has
wholly
.ban-
j stock; to construct and maintain
Oregon, on Thursday, the 29th day of
S. L. 1. & P. Co. vr . J. A. Maiks. i done*! said tract, and changed hie resi­ Janua-y, 1903.
Lake county stork men have tie. •eh buildings, roads and «' ........ i
dence
therefrom
for
more
than
six
other improve-
name as witnesses: Florence
making numerous sale* of horses nients; to r- elaim and Irrigate ...... et al, p-isaed for »ervlee.
■ months since making said entry, and L. They
Trefren. John W. Dyar, Emma Dyar,
! arid
next
prior
to
tlie
date
herein;
tiiat
Eugene
Spencer
vs.
C.
these day a One band of 100 has lands; to acquire water rights, build
J. Sly, set
William H. Flagg, of Ashland, Oregon,
said tract is not settled upon and culti­ and
J. 8. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon.
teen shipped to l.os Angeles and ditches, flumes, reservoirs, etc., on for trial Saturday.
vated by said part as required by law,
Anv and all persons claiming adverse­
another lol of 127 is to I h - sent to lands of the Military Wagon Road
iy tlie
roe a
a'-ove-ileseri
Goo. L. Leslie vs. Caleb T. Oliver, and tins tlie -.il l contestant is ready to ly
’.ove-descrilH-ri iat. Is are re-
prove at sueli tune and place as may la- quested to tile their
the City of Mexico.
being
a
review
from
county
court.
claim* in this office
grant ami oilier lands that the cor-
named bv tlie Register and Receiver on or before said .1.-
29tli dav of January.
John Connolly vs, Henry Know- for a hearing in said case ; said parties 1903.
A. E. Heusinger of I I M l.ikt- - |ioralion may lease or purchase.
R.
are hereby notified to appear, respond i
E. M. BRATTA1N, Register.
came to town U m tirat of the week A. Booth, leudi-r in the enterprise. goose, appealed from county court.
and offer evidence touciiing said alle­
with a badly sprained ankle, the ten- says the company was formed for the
5
gation at 10 o'clok a. m. on November TIMBERLAND, ACT J UNE 3. 1878.
BONANZA “SQUIBS."
II, l'.i»2, In-fore Jas. H. Driscoll, county
don» beOig broken, anil received the purpose of handling that part of the
NOTICE
FOB
PUBLICATION.
*
Tin- telephone company lias placed clerk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, and
attention of Dr. Rcamea.
A horse military grunt extending from the
phones in both store* in our town, that tinal hearing will I k - held at 10
Us'irrn S tates L axu O ffice .
’clock a. nr. on November 20, 1902, lie-
fell with Mr. Bcnainger, causing the Des Chutes to the Idaho line.
thus giving our people outside con­ o
Taikeview-, Oregon, October 2, 1902.
fore
the
Register
and
Receiver
at
the
Injury.
A cold ribut Ion; District Attorney nection w I rh Portland, Salem. San I rilled Mates Land Office >u Lakeview,
Notice i.’ hereby given that in com­
Francisco. Sacramento, Los Angeles < Iregon.
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Governor Geer has appointed dele­ lleames and Caesar Patrick Dorian
and in fact all im|>ortant points in
That said contestant having, in n Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An
gate*, reprisentlng diff-rcnt p.irls went goose hunting tlie early part the western states.
proper affidavit, tiled Bmitember 26, act for tli<- sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
of the state, to attend the meeting of tin- w-.-ek, ami bagged thirteen
Died, November 1. 1902. Thomas 1902, set forth facts which show tiiat and
Washington Territory," as extend­
dne diligence jiersonal service of
of tlie Oregon Irrigation AhNoclatlon ge< sc, an unlucky number.
Tlie A. Wilson, aged 76 year*.
lie was after
this notice can not In1 made, it is here ed to all (lie Public Land States by act
al Portland, November |8 and n». game was brought to tin- Linkville , an old pioneer of Klamath county, by ordered and directed that such notice of August 4, 1892, John D. Edler of Bo­
JI* name* J. F. Adain* for Klamath llotel and placed in a side room late removing here from Yamhill county lie given by due and proper publication. nanza, Comity of Klamath, State of
with his family. He leave* a daugh­
E. M. B ratt mn , Register. I Oregon, lias this day tiled in this office
county.
In the evening, but upon tlie follow­ ter and t wo sons to mourn his loss,
his sworn statement No. 1417, for the
II iKiiv B ailey , Receiver.
purchase of the NE’4 SW>4 of Section
We undcrsland that the promoters ing day wlicn an Inventory wus two of whom are living in Lnngell
No. 5, in Township No. 38 S., Range
CONTEST NOTICE.
again taken, ail but six of tlie birds Valiev, Mt*. Mary McDonald and
of the railroad building th
No. 12. F'. W. M.. and w ill offer proof to
hud flown. Landlord Burriss is ex­ Jeff Wilson. The third one, Simpson
from Igtird want to employ I,.'
Department of tlie Interior.) show that the land sought is more val­
Wilson, is living ill
.
Hogue
River
onerated as lie had not had goose on Valley. The remain* were
United States Land Office.)- uable for its timber or stone than for
on the line ami are im-reasii
brought I
Lakeview , Oregon, Octol^r 2. 1902. J agricultural purposes, and fo establish
the
bill
<»f
fare
for
a
day
or
two,
and
from
Salem
and
interred
in
force as rapidly as possible.
his claim to said land before J. O.
the Bo-
A sufficient contest affidavit having lLimaker, U. S. Commissioner. at Bo­
railroad 1» now building on Klamath Realm-,s and Dorian are now cruising nanza cemetery.
la-ell tiled in this office by Georgia M. nanza, Oregon, on Tuesday, tin- 13th
Dr. Johnson.tried to place himself Carter, contestant, against homestead I
alxiut tlie town looking for fresli
twunly solt
day of January, 1903. He names as
goose feathers, witli a view of even­ on the sick list this week, but bis entry No. 21'6, made November 12, witnesses: J. S. Fuller, of Bonanza,
The Des Chutea Eclm reports tli.it
apothecary
shop
was
t«»»
near
his
1901,
for
N
W
4
Section
21»,
hip
Oregon;
J. D. llaniaker, oi
20,
Town
of iwmanza,
Bonanza,
ing up wH Ii tlie individuals who so
Marvin Ca.nn.lO~
...... „.«
’1.
by Marvin
Camp- Oregon
; Charles
Goss, of Bonanza, Ore-
room, and he only sighed and said, 38 8., Range '• E,, bv
Ule survey for the extension of the unceremoniously separated
them “no rest for the wicked.”
I h -II, contest«-«-, in which it is alleged gon ; J. P. Bechdoldt, of Bonanza, Ore-
CMumbi* Soutliein railroad has lieen
the said Marvin Campla-ll lias gon. , Any
and all persons l claimmga
l-
from the major part of tlie fruits of i That .lolmle Colahan will recover, that
......................
...1...11.. abandoned
-1..- 1— - » said '• tract, and • chang-
‘
, «-..»a-.lu ■ .¡.--i
---- «
-■ * tanning
•
wholly
completed to Bend and believcH work
I a bard day's hunt.
is the verdict of our best physicians; ,-.| his residence therefrom for more verseiv the above described hinds are
to ailv
rile tiinr
their cminiF
claims in
in it*
this
.
; , requested
b
it*
of construction will soon follow.
its a boy.
i Ilian six months t mice
l__ __
——
- mud
making
othceon or before said 13th dav of Jan-
Thia line Is one of tliree headed fori I Tlx- Grants Pass Observer says
entry,
and
next
prior
to
tlie
date
bere-
or the
hero, uary,
iinrv 1903.
1‘hll
.1. D. llaniaker has removed to
libai Cinteli States Engineer II. C. town for the winter t<> take advan- i in ; that said tract is not nettled upon
Klamatli F'alls.
E. M. B rattain , Register.
and
cultivated
by
said
part
as
required
I by law, and this the said contestant is TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNES, 1878.—
About thirty relatives have joined PerkiDsand Fred Mens« h who have ' tage of school privileges.
Mr. Brown of Grants Pass is so in ready to prove at such time and place
in asilit te contest tlie estate of the hist returned from the Cascade for-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.. .« finding
«u.Jin.r * i 1-irm-
love with llt Klamath
that „ he
be
c*t
reserve,
report
arg<
br)>ught
„ f,|1)li)y coiintv,
h,th(.r r. .1|l(1
w as limy la- name 1 by tlie Register and
late lf«M»ry A merman,
who left
Receiver
for
a
hearing
in
said
ease;
■ ■■*■•■» in
■ mi«i
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.)
|<e|1 -- up -----
winter quarters
what noH
Is
wealth valued at $109,000.
Attor­ colony of In-avers in the mountains la
L akeview . Oantiox, Sept. 29, lUOJ.f
taken up winter quarters in what is said parties are hereby notilied to ap-
of
Hu-
Upper
Des
('hutes,
near
iiear,
re»|s,nd
and
offer
evidence
touch
­
Chutes,
the known as the old Van Riper
neys IL L. .McWilliams and F'. M. i,f the
Notice is hereby given that in com­
-- r-- — house, • ing said aPegati >n at 10 o’clock a. in.
Seolt.
are lie
base of Mount Ncott.
There are
lie InienH«
intends to settle in a home of his on Novemlier 15, 1902, before Jas. H. pliance with tin- provisions of the act of
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Calkins of Ashland have been cm-
of Juno 3, 1878, entitled “An
several hundred Ix-aveis in thi col- own in the spring.
Driscoll, county clerk at Klamath Falls, , Congress
ployed by tbc contestants.
act
for
tin-
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
<iny and they const if ule, most prob-! Rev. Younglove preached last Wed Oregon, and that tinal hearing will lie . ' states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
- -
•
.
.
~
- HllL-rluxi «*«•<»•■> I ..... ..4 4 I. ,
< , . house. | held nt 10 o'clock a. m. on November'
H. F' Murdoch has begun the Pl iably,
the only colony of these much-! nievening at the school
... ...............
20, 1902, »iciore the Register and Re­ and Washington Territory," as extend­
erection of a building on Main prized furry-coated creatures on the
r''MI-*lu .'while and push the ceiver at tlie United Mates Land OHiee ed to all tlie Public Lain! States by
ft^rShop near Duffy’s Store:
1
I work
Work oil
t lie church hull.ll....
on tlie
building.
act of August 4, 1892, Jesse C. Jarvis,
street, to be occupied as a law office ¡coast.
in laikeviciv, <lregnn.
They have dammed up tin-
of
Bonanza,
County
of
Klamath,
State
Clias. Hoagland and family have
by the firm of Drake & Walling, river in many place* and formed
Tlie sui.l contestant having, in a of Oregon,
wregon, has
nas thisdav
tnisoav tlied
tn intiiis office
affidavit, tiled September 20, Pig
SWorn statement
No. 1406,
The new structure adjoins Mr. large lakes, some of which cover an removed to town. Charles is on the I pro|H-r
,
!
.......
........
;
for tiie
1902,
set forth
facts which
show that
sick list this week witli neuralgia.
...V., rvi
loim lacis
wnicn snow
Unit purchase of the NW1.
NEl4 of Section
Murdoch's former office building, area of several hundred acres.
,
after
dne
diligence
personal
service
of
Xo.
20,
in
Tow
nship
NT
The I The Bonanza school building is re­
40 on
8., Range
and io. win
which he now occupies as a residence. Observer adds that this beaver colony ! ceiving a new coat of paint on the this notice can not lie made, it is here- Xo. 13 E. W. M.. and
will offer
by ordered and directed that such to show that the land sought
is proof
more j
The members of the A. O. U. IV. should be protected, as they occupy outside; it is greatly needed inside notice be given by due and proper pub-' valuable for its timber or stone than for
licatlon.
: agricultural pnrbooea.and to establish
enjoyed whnt lliey term a “smoker” a territory In close proximity to Cra- : loo.
E. M. B rattai », Register.
The Klamath Count* Lite Stec*
Ins claim to said land before J. O.
In their l<xJge room Tuesday night. ter Lake National Park, mid make a i Joltn Sparks has purchased a new
II aiihy B aii . kv . Receiver.
drag-saw- machine and is prepared to
Association Will pay the above r>-
llaniaker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Bo­
There was a large crowd present, an valuable addition to this great nat-l furnlsli you your winter’s wood.
nanza, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 7th
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
ward for the arrest and conviction at
excellent supper was served, an or­ , oral wonder.
day of January, 1903.
He names as
Fiackus Bros, have commenced
any person or persons found guilty ot
Notice
for
Publication.
¡witnesses:
G.
L.
Kerr,
of
Bedtleld,
chestra discoursed line music and
‘ Oregon ; R. 8. Bpurks, of Bonanza, Ore­
stealing or altering th* maria at
j We are under obligations to C. P. work on the “infernal" bridge, near
Ilono. | I UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ) gon ; J. A. Brown, of Bonanza, Oregon;
♦»Ith general sis-iabllity all had a Dorian for a copy of tlie London | Bonanz.i.
brands of any stock belonging to ang
member of this association.
I L akkvikw , O reoos , Octolier 27, 1902.1 .1.1». llaniaker, of Ronnnza, Oregon.
good time.
Times, which we have had the pleas-1 THANKSGIVING BALL.
Any mid all jtersons claiming adversely
Address Cba8. H or top, Preaident
Notice is hereby given tiiat, in com­ tile
above-deseribed
lands
are
requested
The case of Salmon & Salmon vs. I urr of perusing.
It seems odd to
or J. O. llaniaker,Secretary.
pliance witli the provisions of tlie net of I to tile their claims in this office on or
F. II. Mills, being an action to re­ one ;u-cii«tome/l to Hie American style | Will be given at Houston's opera Congress of.Inne 3, 1878, entitled “An
1 before said 7th dav of Jannarv, 1903.
plevin two horses and a harness, was of journalism. The English are long house. Thursday night, November net for tlie sale of timber lands in tlie
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
slut«-“ of California, Oregon, Nevada and
tried before Judge Baldwin on Sat-' on titles and the fact Is emphasized 27, 1902, for tlie lienctit of tlie Klam­ Washington Territory,’’ as extended
tirday and resulted in a decision in In t heir papers. To bump over from ath County Agricultural Association. ' to m. tlie Public Land States by net
THJJ
of August 4, 1892, George Mcl»onald, of
Opening waltz, at 8:30 p. m.
favor of the plaint iff. the defendant ! one to a dozen handles to a man's
Lnngell Valley, county of Klamath,
An all night dance with the best state of Oregon, lias this day filed in
being required to pay costs and $20 name Is distasteful to an American,
of
mimic, and a Hrst-class banquet at tliis office Ids sworn statement No.
for use of lb" properly.
in whose eyes such extravagant rec­
1544. for tlie purchase of tlie NW quar­
Eastern Hats, Waistings, Flaiinbis, Ready-mad*
midnight
at Hotel Ltnkville.
Con­
ter N W quarter, of Section No. 12. in.
A spirit of dissension has exploded ognition seems nonsensical.
FOR
I
The
orchestra
will
furnlsli
music
Township No. 41 8., Range No. 13 E. W. ‘
downs and Skirts. Full line of Children’s Hoods and
Jo the Second Baptist church at siderable matter that appears too at tlie hotel during the stipp<-r hour. M., and will offer proof to show tiiat
unimportant
for
a
metropolitan
Portland and the organization is
Tick» is with supper, including the land sought !•> more valuable for its
.Jacket?; also Cushion Covers, Embroidery Silk, Linen*;
rent by factional strife and animosi­ paper, i* published, and yet the Zinfandel and Rcisling, $2.50 per timber or stone than for agricultural
Batienburgs, ete,
purposes, and to establish liis claim to
collide,
ty. It Is hoped that Gabriel's trum­ English could, with reason, find the
said hind before .I. O. Flainaker, U. S.
same
fault
with
American
journals.
Now
Open
Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, on
pet will not sound until the struggle
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE»
Much to its credit, the Times I* j Tlie date for the annual masquer­ Friday, the 27th day of March, 1903. I
ade ball lias been set for New Year's He names as witnesses: Jas. Malone,
ends and Christian harmony and
free from
__ big bead lines, and subordl- eve, Wednesday, December 31st. i • of Liingell Valley, Oregon; Geo. Deal,
fellowship have been restored.
PRESBV TERIAN CHURCH
u'at'e« MitMUonal feature, which arc
notice II given fof the benelit of liingell Valley, Oregon; A.C. Dun­
Fve*p1<'*t-ant physic take Cban-
Charles A. Fitch, one of the pith-
1
,,
t. „..„»nimnnii
of those who desire to contest for can, of Langt-ll Valley, Oregon; Jeff
Eterv Sabbat b:
bcrlain's
SMfcacb and Liver Takfotat
'• ■ I
prizes, so that they may have om- Wilson, of Lnngell Valley« Oregon.
Sunday Schobl, 10.OP, a. in
Ushers of the Lakeview Herald, took made disgustingly
Easy to takw
Pleatatit tn e**Ct;
many of the papers on Ibis Mdo
nie time to prepare costumes, $te Any und all persons claiming lulrfrsdy
Preaching. 11:00. a. tn.
an overdose of morphine on Wednes­
F
’
or
sale
by
Chitwood
Co.
Christian Endeavor, 0:45, p. in.
the Atlantic.
; Houston B-os.. under whose mailage- tin- al>ove-de.«cril>«<d hinds are n<que»t-
day of last week with suicidal intent
e<l to tile their claims in this office on
Preaching,
7,30,
p.
n*
~..
n
»iaint
here'
that
ment
the
ball
will
be
given,
promise
thilt |argM. pr|j!eH w||)'<be g(TC'n thlM1 . or liefore said 27lh dav of March, 1903. :
A full lino ot grneerle*'
riAM
and died at 8:JO o’clock without re- i , There is acme complaint here
Every Wednesday:
E. M. BRATTAIN, llegister.
Mr.
Holman,
In
his
recent
(ontii
>u
on
n|)^ prevp,us occasion of this
Prayer
meet
ing,
7:30,
p.
nt.
•
gaining consciousness.
Be leaves
medicines
of
all
kinds
—
eno***
t*
A. O. U. W. BUILDING, All are cordially invited to theM
a wife and three children at Che- j lions to tlie Oregonian, expressed a kind. Watch ths » »a later for
ser- kill you if
gfcg,
mttk*
you
*M If
ff M*a
«o
Rubber boots with leather soles at
ff
sick,
mfflto
yoti
*tek
|,1111 the IHH-.I e.art Icntarv.^—
♦ I» Tl'wn-I I - »I
« <1
vices.
—
IX»„
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I«
i »'odttnuallv on. hand at the EfoiaM*
halls. Wash. He weut »•• I.ykcvirw
YMUKSDAY, NOVKMIV It H.
I i E lectric
CASH STORE.
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
*
$*
I
New Stock Now Arrivings
IL F. WILLITS, Proprietor.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
i. F. Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORÉ.
Klamath Falls Marble Yard
First Class Work of all Kinds in Stone,
fi. D. 6RIZZLE, Prop.
$250.00REWARD.
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