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Hit BRICK STORE. FULL STOCK General Merchandise. REAMES & JENNINGS, KLAMATH FALS, OR. Ager Klamath Falls Stage Line To add from Ager Daily, via Klamath Hot Springs, by Daylight. Shortest and Best Route to R. R Best Time and Accommodations. PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M. Office: Mammoth Stables. Largest and Most Centrally Located. Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best care given to stock. 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. Haltby has had 41 years’ experience in saddlery in stock countries. Complete Line of Harness and Riding Material. ■»NEW RESTAURANT AND BAKERYs MRS. ALLA HONG SING, Proprietor. first Class Meals Served in First Class Style Reasonable Prices. Best the Markets Afford. Also Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes and Everything in the Bakery Line Always kept on Hand For Sale. LOCATION JUST EAST OF GEM SXLOON. KLAMATH REPUBLICAN out fear of controversy, that the Klamath Indians, in customs, educa tion and business ability, are super ior to most of the American tribes and are surpassed by none. Contrast the Klamaths with the blanketed, long-haired Sioux or any one of the several branches of that tribe. < Our Indians are far in advance of any or them. ■lent last week. lie was running bWiftiy down hill, and Look a tumble. 1 his head »trlkihg a luck and cutting a severe gush III Ills forehead. Several stitches wvie necessary to draw the gash tugethel. Mis* Nett. R. Drew of Hllde- brand is attending school in Bonanta, and boarding with Mrs. R. A. H a r- pold. i H. L. Clopton Is treating his real- deuce outside to new rustic, getting ready for "Jack Fratti.” We now hava a ••hello” In our town. Several of our citizens have been attending court this week, i'll her as jurors or witnesses. Misses Myrtle and l>or.i Goss who have been visiting at Marysville. Calif., for the past three months, are expected home next week. Chas. Drew visited Bonanza friends last Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Ed. Terwilliger and family will remove to Merrill at once. lie lias purchased the Ball ranch and will take immediate charge. tosaid I«>ul hef’UwJ O. Ilamaker. I. S t . ................... W’liaiiaa. O.eg”U ,m I .i'l l* lb« 27th day ot .Mai h lt< A. Lhsmbcrlaln’.« Atumach and Livet lie naim* as witnesses J. D llama tabla*, kvr ot I* »iiaiiaH. u J- ■ . 1 ill 'i.H”*»». I l>. I When you feel dull lifter ent lug. „I p , oii .’ u » h . Oregon'; 1. Mur.l.sh, ot When you have n<> appetite, *' I* '-"'1* When you have a bad t.iate in t lie ltonai' *. "'eg.......... . ( lainiinv ad'e'wlv the nlsive th »» rtls-d hioutli. landa aie ..»pie-te.l to tile their . aims When your liver Is torpid. in tins i'lli-'o on or betöre said ¡fìlli uay When your I miwv I s are const I pa’ed. ol Man li. p*|8. When you have a headache. F. M. BRATTAIN. Register. JUST W HAT YOU NUT). When you feel bill*.us. They will improve your appetite, cleanse and Invigorate your sloniaeh. and regulate your liver and liowels. I’rhi1 25 cents per box. For sale by (Tlltwiuxl A t'o. llarpold, Louis Bean. Lily Van Ri per. Josie Van Riper, Moot llama- kar, Earl Hamakar. Low Horton, Maggie < alahan, Millie Calahan. Minnie Hisaw. We thank the parents for their co operation with our endeavors to ob tain regularity and punctuality. J. G. Wight, teacher. The Best Remedy for Croup. (Atchison, Kan., Daily Globe.) This is tile season when the woman who knows the best remedies for croup is in demand in every neigblx»r- hood. One of the m >st terrible things in the world is to be awaken ed in the middle of the night by a whoop from one of tlie children. The croup remedies are almost as sure to be lost, in case of croup, as a revol ver is sure to be lost in case of burg lars There used to be an old fash ioned remedy for croup, known as hive syrup and tolu, but acme modern mothers say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is better, and does not cost so much. It causes the patient to "throw up the phlegm” quicker, and gives relief in a shorter time. Give this remedy as soon as the croupy cough appears and it will prevent the at tack. It never falls and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Chitwood & Co. , X * I Collections Attended to Promptly. KLAMATH Copcsoondenc! Invited. FALLS PLANING MILLS, J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kinds ol Buildings and Contracting and Building on the Installment Plan. Attmng thè infinite variety uf mulvrlal mid work furnished bv Ibis r,,n f..... . IV. _ i «•^..¡.... . . . , , "mar», Store Fronts, Wood Carving, Stsir «•...«_ Rails, Balusters ............................ - - and ........ N «vwel l'oaU. |l,a, Scroll uml riirnetl Work, Haali. Ihuir» an«l lllinds, t’orner and Buse Iti, ' ’A». (■•»rd ami I urne.l lluluater». D.««r and \\ indo« Fraine», l’ulpii» and l’rw Emi» siongl»* Biiihh rw’ «lardware, l'aint» and Oli, Mrnildlng amlGluM, F.lwatlun» anil Is-a«» Emlmeurd, Grmuiil ami Cut Glaa», M ail l’u|ier, Fnrniture, eie., rie. ' Best Work ami material, and in III«« Intest mi«l must approvisi *(«Ira. EXCI 1AN('.1<: s TABLES W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, EAST I END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. | vppv llorst’H boarded by day, week or n. nth. Hay anti (¡min bought and sold, r.tsseitgers conveyed to all parts of Southern Oregon and Northern California at the very lowest rates. Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Linkville. THANKSGIVING BALL. Christian Endeavor. 6:45. p. in. Preaching, 7.30, p. nt. Every Wednesday: Prayer meeting, 7:30, p. m. All are cordially invited to these ser- vices. R ev . W. F. S hields , Pastor. E R. REAMES. ALEX MARTIN JR. flee Presitent. Cts|1|(j TIM HER I. \ ND. \t T 11' N F t. 1878 NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION. I’ xit « i > S tai «» I "t> O hi . k .| I. a «» i ikw , Oantai.x, Nov. I, Itsrj.t Notici’ t" berciti given that in coni All kinds of dry gisxls nt the Ex plianee with thè ptoxision» ol thè «et ol celsior. A loud just in. Dairy, Ore> congr. ss ut .lune 3, 1878. entitlisl " Alt act tot thè Stile ol timla’r lauds in lite goto «tate» <»f l’ahtorni’., Otegun, Nevada, ..,„1 WMliinglon . ................" "" Notice l or Publicathm. tetuled to all thè Pillili. I imi Klate» lk'|>artment of the Interior, I tndrew Laud Otli.e at Lakeview . Oregon, bv ad of Atlgiisl 4, l'''2. ,'li.s iu.iker, ol Minti. a|H'h-, 3131 Dar Novembor IN. l'-*»2. Notice is lieteby given that the lol- ri. Il Vie . eoiinlv ol llennei in. state ot low ing-n.imed settler lias filial notice ol Minnesota, ha» liti» «lav nhxl in ibi" hia intention to make tinal proof in »up ..Ilice Iti» swot n statement, ■»<> IN. 4. port o( liia claim, and that said puad lor thè purehase of thè s hall 8W .piar- will lie made Ixdore J. O. Haniaker. at ter. See. IH. E Itali N W qiiarler, ol See Bonanza, Oregon, on January 2, 1U02, don No. 30. in Townsliip No. 3’2 8 , H obo . Rango No. 7% F W M., and will offer viz: pr.sd tu show tliat thè land aoilglil i» SCHOOL REIKIRT. Roy I. Kilgore. II. E. No. 23'.'l. tor the h W quarter N’E more valuable lor it» timls’r or afone than for agricultnral |»ur|»>«es, and tu The report of the Bonanza school quarter. SE quarter NW quarter, lots estal'hsh lns clami to sani lami Udore for the month ending October 7th 2 and 3, Sec. I, Tp. 4l S. R. 14% E. M C II. W’ilhrow, I'.' C.ininiissioner. a' M., Or. He name* the following wit- shows an enrollment of 49. neMH’H to prove his continuous resi Klamatll Falla, Hregim. 011 I ri-l.iv, thè Whole number of days attendance dence Ilo tutine» .1» upon and cultivation of said laud, 27th day of March, |WXt. 901. Charles Mutili, <d lori viz: Jay Whitmore, of Ijuigell’s Vai witlie»»!*»: Whole number of days absence 25. ley, Oregon; Edward G. Kilgore, 01 Kla.nath. Oregon ; Samuel M.un. <4 Whole number of times tartly 13. Ijtngvll’s Valley. Oregon; Janie. Ma Fort Klaiuath, <trogoli ; Allsut Mattili, Names of those neither ahsent nor ! Ion”, of Langell1» Valiev. Oregon ; Oscar ol F ort K lama!h, Oregon ; Nelson Hol tartly are: Maggie Goss, Alex R. Stewart, of latngell’s Valiev, Oregon. conili, of F’orl Klamatli, Oregon. \m and all ]»’r»on» elaitiiilig adverselv thè E. M. BRATTAIN. Register. Zevely. Marion Antoine, Austin ,.l land» aie requeated to Beehdolt. Leo Bean. Maud Bechdold, I TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3, 1'7'. ab.ive-de»«'ril» Ilio tlieir daini» in tlii» office mi or Georgia Hoagland, Malx-I llarpold, Mote sani '27tli dav of March. ItsXI. NOTICE FOR ft BL1CATION. Nora Goss. Claud Bechdoldt, Grace E. M. B kitt ’ ix . Register. Coburn, Eirl Bechdoldt, Daisy Goss. Uxrr«n S tatk » L and Orrtc«, I Notice l or Publication. Artie Nichols. Leona Bean. Marie laikeview, Oregon, October 27, IMKl.l Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provision« of the ad ol Congress ol June .3, 1878, entitled "An id for the »ale of timber lands in the states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory." as ex tended to all the Public Land States by ad of August 4, 18’.(2. the following per sons have this day tiled tn this office tlieir sworn statements, to-wit: Mary F. Trefren. of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Oregon, sworn statement No. 1540. for Will lx* given at Houston’s opera the purchase of the NE quarter, section house. Thursday night. Novenilxr 26, township 40 8., range 7 E. W. M. Joseph R. Is-lvendahl, 27, 1902. for the benefit of the Klam of St. Francis, county of Anoka, state ath County Agricultural Association. Minnesota, sworn statement No. 1541. Opening waltz, at 8:30 p. in. for the purchase of the NW' quarter, An all night dance with the best section 2ti. tow nship 40 8.. range 7, 77. of music, and a first-class banquet at That they will offer proof to show that the land sought i» more valuable midnight at Hotel Linkville. The orchestra will furnish music for its timber or stone than for agricul at the hotel during the supper hour. tural purposes, and to establish their i claims to said land More C. II. With- Tick, ta witli supper, including ‘ ‘ U. 8. Commissioner, at Klamath Zinfandel and Reisling, $2.50 p?r row. Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 24th day couple. of March, 1903. They name as witnesses: Mary F. A full line of groceries’ Patent Trefren, of Ashland, Oregon; ti. W. medicines of all kinds—enough to Trefren, of Ashland. Oregon ; Kols-it H. kill you if sick, make you sick if not, Drew, of Ashland, Oregon ; J. 8. Bailev, continually on hand at the Excelsior of Shake, Oregon; Joseph R. DolVeli- dahl, of St Francis. Minnesota. Dairy, Or. Any and all [»ersons claiming adverse- PRESB1 TERI AN CHURCH I ly the above-descriMi lands are re quested to tile their claims in this office Every Sabbath: on or Mure said 24th dav of March, Sunday Scbiarl, 10:00, a. in. I 1903. Preaching. 11:00, a. in. E. M. B rittain , R«’gi«ler. ALEX MARTIN Presort I). REAMES, M. I). Ph) »titan and Surgeon. R>-»l’lcn<*e, one blink imrlh ”1 Klamath ll’>u»c. Office one bloc k e«»l A. (I, I'. " . Building. Tclrplmnc» : Otlh'r, Mainati, Itesi- deuce, Main XI. TIMBER LAND v TJt M I 1H7B, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, U. xitiu .'r tn ■ I.iKn < irrte«, Lakeview, Oregon, October 8, |9>>2.t Notr e I- In-re •» given III It In ' "ill pliance w Illi the provisionsol lite in I ot Congress >4 June 3, 1'78, enlttle-l ' \n A' 1 (or the rale of tinil er lun«l tn the states of California, Oregon. N«-v»'!a, and Washington Territory" a« extend ed to ail tlie Public l-mi.l State» by act lol Io* I ng pet of August 4. i have tlii" day hl>«l in tl>i* ullice their sworn statements, town : Mary C. A lam», of Albanv, comity of I.it n state of Ore- Notice For Publication. , gon, sworn statement No. 143.1, for the Department of the Interior, j purchase of the N W *«. section 20, town I.and Office at Lakeview, Oregon, • ship 37, 8., range 13 E, William D. I ittlcr, October 21, 1908.' Notice is hereby given that the fol of Albany, county of l.inn, state <>f Ore lowing-named settler Ims filed notice of gon, sworn statement No. 1431. (or the her intention to make filial proof in sup- purchase of the SWt.. section 2t>, town |K»rt of his claim, and that said proof ship 37. 8., range 13 E. Cyrus I». Fowle, will la* matle liefore J. O. Ilamaker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, I of Portland, county of Mullnomali. «täte I of Oregon, sworn statement No. I I.Ui, lor on Decern lx? r H, 1U02. viz: the purcliaae of tint N \\ ( NW, Jesse A. Brown. H. E. No. 2t>77. for the E half 8W quar lion 2W. N'j NEl(. NE% NW%. sec ter, 8ec. 23, NE quarter NW quarter, tion 30, township 37, S., range 13 E. Fiank E. Adam», NW quarter NE quarter. 8ec 2’1, Tp. 41» •*., R. 12. E. W . M. He names the of All» ny. county of l.inn, state of Ore following witnesses to prove Ins contin gon, sworn statement No. 14 :»t. for the uous residence ut»»n and cultivation of purchase of the W% N'W%, N'% SW %. said land, viz: J. C. Jarvis, of Bonan section 30, towt ship 37, 8., range 13, I-.. That they will offer proof to show za, Oregon; L. J. Bauman, of Bonanza. Oregon; 8. C. Ilamaker, of Bonanza, that tlie land sought is more valuable Oregon ; Jack Horton, of Bonanza, l ire- for its timlier or stone than lor agricul tural pur|»>-e», and to establish their gon. claim to said land la-fore .1. W. llama- E. M. BRATTAIN. Registfr. ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .Oregon, on Thur» lay, tlie 22ml day ol C. C. BROWER, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W, Notice I or Publication. A»t'»ria I*e|«rfnient of the Interior, 1st nd < Iffive at laikrview Orrgon, Octolwr 14, 1902. K la matti N’otii-r is hereby given that the follow ing name 1 settler lias lih-«l notuvof lit» inlcnti"ii to make final pr<s>( in »iip|s»rt DRAKE WAl.UNU, of Io« I'laiin, and that »iml prixil will la- Ui.olr l»-l>>r<- Jas. II Dri»Co||, County Attorneys and Counselors at l aw Clerk, at Klainaili Fulls, Oregon, on Ifeceiulwr 2. 1902. vis: I’racti’-e in State and Federal Courts, Alvin W. M>Tlu-rs >n, and U. 8. Lami ,'>ffler. II. 1- No. 24’>9 for tlie NWL, .’<<..'10. rp. .38. s . R. 6 E W. M Hr names Klamath I alls, Oregon. tlie following witness«» to prove hi» continuous resilience upon me I cultiva tion of »ai’l land, vis: Alfred J. Weeks, of Keno. Oregon; Edward Shaffer, of Keno, Oregon ; Thonias Gal lagher, of Keno, Oregon ; Janies Bailey, of ,'liake, • >reg< n. E. M. B kvttux . Register. j. n. nooRE, GENERAL F REH i il TER, limber land. Act June j. iflyfl— Notice for Publication. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.» L a «»: virw , Ou«’:«««, <I» tul» r 29, l'***2.1 Notice i» herein given that, in com pliant e w ith the provisions of the act <■( Pubiiabed every Thuraday by (‘■ingresaof .Inin' 3, |x;g. entitled "An Proprietor of Freight Mfogont. act for the sale of limluT land» in I he • •at«-» of California, Oregon, Nevada and E ditors and P roprietors . Washington Territory,” as vxteii<le«l I” all III«’ I'ul’lw- Land Stales by act ol Ev”rything done with toglisi I. 1'92. iiotifnc'l N«-iit»-rl, ol itarumcV bath ; iieatne»s ami dispai o Klamatli Fulls, county’ I Klamath, stat«- S2 00 6a« year (la advaneel ............ PRE-HISTORIC RELIC. Department of the Interior, j ■ 4 ’ iregmi, has this «lay til«*d in tins ollie« Land Office at Lakeview, (hegon, - DAlMIHTI.R5 OF REBEKAH E. Ins sworn statement.. No. 1554. for tin- hursday ovember < tetobor 81. 1MI. ' [Alturas Plaindeale] D. purchase of the K hall HE quarter, SW «piarle«- HE quarter, of Section No. 9, ¡ Meet on the tirsi and third Thm*- Notice is hereby given that tlje fol Last Monday politics was for a in Townsioii No. 37 H., Range N««. 1I111» of every mon* h. lowing-named settler baa tiled notice of Officer* are President RooseVeft has gone on a time laid aside and public interest1 9 E. W. M., and will offer priarf Io his intention to make final proof 111 sup- I»« lly UerllngM, N. G.; Half itrlla*rn, bear hunt. He ought to be well fitted concentrated on a remarkable find by i show Hist the land »might is mon« «uhi |a>rt of Ilia claim, and that said proof .Mr. Coffer was cutting for such pursuit after his successful Alex Coffer. will tie made before Jas. fl. Driscoll, uble for its timlu-r or »tone than for ag. V. G.; Allee Goellrr, Nee.; F. N. rock to be used in building a tire county clerk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, rii'ultural purpo»«-«. and to c»l»b)i»li Ids Ilamnimid, Financial Sec.; Rcbni* Wrestle with the coai barons. proof vault for Mr. Raker when he; claim to »aid land l»-fore (' II. With Fountain, Treasurer. on December 13. 1902, viz: Harry H. Hessig, r««w, I'.H. Commi«»ioner, at Klunintli For sick headache try Chamber Governor T. T. Geer has announc dug out a piece of glass-like sub Falls, Oregon, on F riday, th«-27th <lav ed hi* refusal to call a special session stance that had evidently been' lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets; IL E. No. 2123 for the SE quarter SE Sec. 33, W balfHW quarter, HE of March, 190.1. He names as wit- of the legislature and gives his reas- fashioned by the hand ot man. To they will ward off the attack if taken quarter, i quarter SW quarter, Sec. 34, Tp. 32 S., nes-es: II N. Wliitelin«', of Khiuiaili LAND, ACT JI NE 3. 1x78 Otw for so deciding, being in short all appearances it was the lid of an in time. For Sale bv Chitwood A K. 7}» E. W. M. He names the fol TIMBER Fall», Or««gr>n ; Isaac Mo-pur l, ol Klam- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. "that the needs of the state can well urn. beautifully cut and about four ! Co. lowing witnesses to prove his continu all« Fall», * >reg on; (’lui». W«‘«kert, of AGENT inches in diameter. The stone from Wait until the regular session.” residence upon and cultivation of UNITED STATES LAN D Oi l K E, 1 Klamath Fall«. Oreg'in; John H«ig«-I- A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, I ous which it was cut was of a soft vol said land, viz: James M. Emery, of Fort Any L akkvikw , O kkoox , Sept. 11, j sti-iii. of Klnnmtli Full«, Oregon, Testimony is being taken by the canic formation. The lid, the only I when getting his usual Saturday Klamath, Oregon; Txinis A. Brannan, Notice is hereby given that in com »ml all persons claiming a«ivers«dy the Notary Public and Conveyancer. ¿ointniMlon,* appointed by President part found, was badly shattered from 1 night bath, stepp'd back against a of Fort Klamath. Oregon; Henry B. pl.mice with the provisions of the act of a Iso «• «h--crilH-«l lumi» are re«|in-»te«l Io Roosevelt to adjust differences bc- a blow of the axe, but was put to I hot stove which burned him severely. Looeley, 01 Fort Klamath, Oregon ¡ Wil Congress of June 3,1878. entitled "An file their claim* in till* offie«« mi or lie- KLAMATH FALLA, ORE. tween employers and employes in gether and little doubt remains that I The child was in great agony and liam II. Morgan, of Fort Klamath, Ore act for the sale of timlter lands in tlie fore «ai I 27th dav of March, H*KI. gon. E. M. HR a TTAIN, Register. his mother could do nothing to pacify TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE3. 1878.- the anthracite coal fields, and the it was used by some pre-historic race states of California, Oregon, Nevada, E. M. B rattai «, Register. NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION. and Washington Territory,” ns ex which lived contemporaneous with him. Remembering that she had a result will be known before long. TREASURER ’ « NOTICE. tended to all the I’tiblie latnil States l.v the mastodon, elephant, giraffe and bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm 1 Notice For Publication. UNITED STATES LAND OFF ICE [ act of Augnst 4, lWt’J, Lillian Hall, of Next Thursday has been designated other tropical animals whose fossil ' in the house, she thought she would | I.AKKVirw, O iikoox , Hept. 29. 1902.| l-ewiston, county of N.-z Perce, state | try It. In lew than half an hour I remains are scattered over this CUUI1- as the annual Thanksgiving day, the Department of the Interior. 1 of Idaho, has this dnv filed in this Notice I* hereby given that in com after applying it the child was quiet I Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,» office her sworn statement No. 134X for jFrtarery purpose of which is to re try. pliance with the provisions of the act of j and asleep, and is less than two October 24, I1IQ2.) the purchase of the NW’1«, of Section i and prim to Nov. 22, <'«ingress of June 3, IH/H, entitled "An flect and give expression of gratitude i weeks was well. Mrs. Henson is a Notice is hereby given that tin, fol No. X. in l ownsltip No. 3» 8.. Rance RECENT IMMIGRATION oh same v.ill ’•eusv act for the sale of timlier lands in the for divine favor during the past year. well known resident of Kellar, Va. low ing-named settler has flleil notice of I No. HE. W. ,M., „'nd will offer proof No». H605, 8161, 8156, states of Califnrnia, Oregon, Nevada, As a nation and as individuals, Pain Balm is an ant isept ic liniment his intention to make final prM in sup to show tiiat the land sought is more 152, 8607. 8677, H(g>5, I and Wusliingtmi Territory,” a» extend- (Ashland Tidings.) there is much for which we may well port of his claim, and that said proof 678, 8627,8291, 8469. c«l to all the Public Land State« by According to the returns compiled and especially valuable for bums, will be'made before Jas. H. Driscoll, valuable for its timls-r or stone than be thankful. Plenty and prosperity 579, H.326, HOM, HI 182, uct of August I, 1892, Cl»ud D. Hlr»li. for agricultural purposes, and to estab have prevailed everywhere and the by the passenger department of the cuts, bruises and sprains. For sale I County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, lish 468, M6H3, H663, HOOK, id Iwbanon, county of Linn, state of Ore her claim to said land More C. by Chitwood & Co. Southern Pacific Company, the num [on December 6, 1902, viz: futuTc abounds with bright prospects. 781, 861(9, H36I, 83 III, gon, lias tins day filisl in this office hi* II. Withrow, I . 8. Commissioner, at Edgar T. Shaffer, In taking a retrospective view we ber of settlers who came west on the 464, 8285, H.366, 8X23, »worn statement No. 1405, for the pur Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Wednesdav For reliable information concern on If. E. No. 10535, for the 8% BE%, tlie 17th day ot Decemiter, 11*12. She 8367, chase of the ME*< of Hection No. 26, might find fuel for regret, but it cheap colonist rates that were in ef ing public lands go to J. W. ilama- B . >W4, Hee. 24, T. 38 8., R. 5 E. He, names as witnesses: James J. Whit 8615, X644, Kt>93, K.32», 8479, 8426, 8687, should be crowded out of considera fect from September 1st to November kar; get the benefit of thirty years names the following witnesses to provel comb, of Ashland, Oregon; Charles Or- xx37, 8466, l«O6, MO?, 8039, 8311, 8362, in Township No. 4(1 8., Range No. 7, tion by the many blessings that de 6th greatly exceeded the expecta-, experience. E. W. M., mid will offer proof to alio* his continuous residence U|x»n and cul- I ”f h-wiston, Idaho; John II. Real, X5O3. M.32I. 83.53, 8327, 8214, H04II, 8577. that the lmul sought is more valuable serve our joyful appreciation and lions of the companies that shared; I tivation of said land, viz: Jas. Bailey, of Ashland, Oregon ;(’ M. Willey, of H532, 8673, 816.3, 8337, XI73, 8674, 865(1, for its limber or storm than for agri in the handling of the traffic. By gratitude. Subscribe for the Republican. ! of Shake, Oregon ; Isaac T. Galligar, of Ashland, Oregon. Any «nd all ts-rsons 8462. I cultural purisises, and Io establish hi» way of Ogden there were 16,368 set Keno, Oregon; Alfred .1. Weeks, of churning adversely t|H. at.ove .h-serihe<l Dateli at Khimnth Falls, Oregon, this claim to said land before J. W. Hanis- Keno, Oregon; A. M. McPherson, of lam s are requested to tile their claims 22nd day of May, IW>2. COMPLI/TENTS THE KLAMATHS tlers and 796 second-class passengers, kcr, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest, who came to the coast during the Keno, Oregon. in this ofhee <>n <,r la-fore said 17th day • II. IL V an V alkkniivro , Oregon, mi Tucsdsy, the 9th day of Jan J. T. BRIDGES, Register. perlixl mentioned. By way of El As a result of some Klamath In of December, 1!*>2. 7 County Treasurer. uary, 1903. He names as witnesses’. F„ M. BRATTAIN, Register. diana visiting Medford recently, the Paso there were 6308 settlers and 578 John Connollv, of Keim. Oregon; IL IL Timber Ijind, Act June j, 1878— NOTR E FOR PUBLICATION. Wescoll, of Klamnth Falls, Oregon ; L Mail of that place makes tlx.’ follow second class passengers, and by way 1 Notice for Publication. Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878— of Los Angeles there were eighty-1 J. Htraw, of I’lcnril, Calif.; Josiah I*>- ing complimentary reference: hepHrtmcnt of the Interior,« ten,of Keno, Oregon. Do a General I .and Locating Busi Any iindall I» t - "By tlie way, there ¡»quite a con- five settlers. These figures give a Notice for Publication. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.f I.and Office nt Lakeview, Oregon, F sons claiming adversely the alH«vsules- trast between those Indians who were total of 32,761 settlers and 1374 sec ness. Surveying and Conveyancing L akeview , O keoox , October 30, |992.f (>ctolx«r 10, 1902.) crilM-d lands «re requesteil to tile U1SIJ here last week and the blanketed sav ond-class passengers, or a grand total a Specialty. All Business Promptly Notice is hereby Notice is hereby given that the fol claims in this office mi or ixdore **i'l I NITED STATES LANih OF FK'E 1 *««/«•« c in iiviiyiiy given that., mm , in 111 com- CIUI* of 24,135 people, a large percentage age of 40 or even 30 years ago. These Attended to. Office In City Hall. lowing-named settler has filed notice of 6th dav of January, ll*>3. pliance with the provision« of the act of JaAKEViKW, O regon , Sep, jKf 11X12 | nie are dressed comfortably and of whom will remain to establish per Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An E. M. BRATTAIN, Regirts». BONANZA, OREGON. Notice is hereby given that, in e<,rn-1 his intention to mnke final proof in sitp- >e inairreleanly, they drive gixxi manent homes on the Coast by way act for the «ale of timlier land« in the pliance with the provisions oi th., n.-t jHirt of his claim, and that raid proof of the Southern Pacific Co ’ s line en- FOR A BAD COLD* teams and-have gtxxi vehicles, have states of California, Oregon, Nevada and w’ill lie made before J. W Hmnaker, 1H7K- '’"titled "An Washington Territory,” a« extended act for the an e of ttmh.-r lands in the • ■ «8. (j>i„lll|HHj,,lll,r| ni Kimnath Falls, money to purchase the goods they terlng California. to all the Public Land States by states of California, Oregon N. va.l. If you have a bad cold yon need a Want and understand Ute value there 1 Oregon, on November 22, J902, viz: J act of August 4, 1892, Joseph 8, Fuller, Esther Durgin, BONANZA "SQUIBS.” at, and while here conducted them- good reliable medicine like Chamber- of Bonanza, county of Klamath, state of all the Pnl.hc I »nd States by act of Au- 11. E. No. 2419, for the N'i N %, Bee. •elves m an unostentatious mxi dig Oregon, ha* this day filed in thia office gust 4, 18.t2, May Visa Churchill, <>f 32, Tp. 32 8., R. 7',, E. W. M. He lain’» (,'otlglr Remedy to lm*en and nified manner The Kkonntba are Preaching every Wednesday even hi* «worn statement, No. for the ’t reka, county of Siskiyou, stati, ,l( ' names the following witnesses toprove relievo It, and to allay the hrVtatlon now practie>*ily self-supporting, one ing at the school house by | purchase of the Lot 3, of Section No. 2, orma, Ims tin* day fifed in thi„ . his continuous residence iiimn mid culti western tribes which Younglove. I in lownkhip No. 38 8., Range No. II E. her sworn statement, No. 1;IW, f.,r t|,‘. 1 vation of sni< I land, viz: .1. C. Weiss, and Inflammation of the throat And of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Ixuiis Hessig, king*. For wile by C'bitwciod «St Co. W. M., and will offer proof to «how that their of the 8W% of Section Nr, 2 Mr. Stevenson, of Minnesota, who Agent for LONDON AND the land nought is more valuahlo for purchase 1? rSOH"’rS” 7 of Fort Klamath. Oregon; Karah J. has been sojourning with us for sev- All kind« of syrtipa, dried fruit, its fiuibei ot stone than for agricultii with- era! days, u>»*t with a painful acct. LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. 1 w,,l.ofr, r pr.sif to »how Ilmlkey, of F’orl Klnnmtli, Oregon; An ral purposes, and to establish his cluirn that the uml sought is tooru vahiablo nin M. Buller, of Fort K Imnath, Oregon, frexh limn, bacon mid lard and W- E M BRATTAIN. Register. gliiint. at the Execlwr, Ibilry- Of- W. HUSE & SON, T . N 20. 1002 J. B. MOORE, C. H. WITHROW, STATE LAND BOARD. J. O. HAMAKER, U. $. Commissioner and land Attorney. HOTEL BARBER SHOP. J W. SIEMENS, Prop. Cleanliness and Good Work Guaranteed. 4/so
