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|/1 AMñTU nLAmn I fl ... . RÍ-'PIIQI IPAM ntr UOLiLAN. . —. — CHRISrilAA *1:1 till RATIONS. n,r i,i,rl ,,f 1 •'*’ "'i'.'."‘lug can, of I.ioig« !l Vidh-y, Oregon;’ J- ff PERSONA! u.,lt I*- cuiim ‘ » h to unit year It »«,»'1 waao't WM rv/uly quit Vnll«.y. Oregon. Wilson, <>f Largell Valley, Another Christ num, with I"» gift» N. N. Merrill wan up from Merrill ,'b7 ¡X1-"...... mlv.-rM-ly .or the Incoming year bmuimM* It „» re I«- kzi I m -< i I h . p I« «re n-quot- I’MUKHDAY, JANI a KV I. fra WiiMi’t ready to I m - j ’I u . TI i <-old year ami Joy*, b.is plumed Im,, the great Nwtuiday. »d i<> til«- in .l ilo is office on — their claims I............ kturi-liouse of eternity, air) we hope I got mil of tlie trace«, quietly, gvace- J. IL Uouk of Marysville, Cal., was or before raid 27th day of Marcii, 19-t.J. -U I.OCAJ NEWS. E. M, BRATLALN. K--gi»t«r. I fully and ofi llmf mid tin- new year i ill has left pleasant m< rmnlea for all. here Monday /T\ ! MKKiimed it» place with equut dignity i laa’ully, t lie w< at her was not whut ; M. F. McCown of Medf'-rd was NOTICE FOR 1’1 BLfCATIoN. one would order for C'hriatmaa «'ay- i A happy am! prosperous fie* year mid punctuality. hefe Mondny. 4* Department of the Interior, Tor all Is our wish. Heavy cloud* Im ng over the land-: Lmd Ollicxi at takeview , Oregon, > Laid- wiTitcr Mis» iWary Ro1*cr>s Silas Kilgore of pMl river was In There are now sl»ty-thri<e 'phones mid Mlw« Ella Bryant gave noiijo fes scii | m - ami a <f- Iz.zllng rain fill most town Monday. November I, l!»Ki. .iotice is hereby given tiiat the - fol of the day, filing the outer element» Hi the lis-iil exeliaflgn. Representative IL A. Wfrimit leaves lowing-named settler Ims filed notice of •b tival» to ral»e money for a public 'I’he board of county e<>mmlssk>nei-s library, but failing to realize the a gloomy cast, which contrasted for Nah tn next week.* hi« intention to make final proof in stip- strongly with the Joyful family re jiort of liis claim, and tiiat said proof will lie hi session next week. W. E. Conner was in from I ms will I.- made la-fore J'. If. Withrow, plan» then made they decided to unions and feg«»» and the spirit of Lone Ris k ranch Monday. A. A A. Lewis iqs-iird their new divide the money rzfzcd, fourteen I U. H. Commissioner, at Klam ith Falls, bestowing ami receiving gifts. Be- •r JL P. Galarneau and wife have Oregon, on January 3, 1903, viz: Yui-at market for business today. dollars ami fifty cent», equally among »Idea numerous family tree», the two gone On a visit to San Francisco. Ballms IJ. Griffith, rS the two Sabbath w I ioo I h for the bene >anlsh K'tfbf Á Irfrge crowd attended tlie inan- IL E. No. 2457, for the HE quarter NW churches at Gils place had approprl evening. *| J. D. Dleckman of Dairy was do- quarter, K half NE quarter, NE quar- tJOClJudc bull laM night and all had u fit <>f tin- Sabbath school librarle», ate celebrations on Christman eve log huzIncsH at the Fails yesterday. i ter HE quarter, Hee. 32, Tp. 32, H. I:. « orderi* h believing that till» would mra-t flu yrand time. I i I., w ,3L II*- n*mes the following and entertained audiences that tilled tnd All D. G. Brown and son, Carl, of witm-sM s to t>rove Id. continuous resi •The lion. Ringer Hermann has resigned approval of all Interested. the buildings to t.heir utmost capac Crystal, arrived at the FalteTumlay. lience Uponwnd cultivation of »aid land «line»« •thwt money ha» been already paid to ally1 Ills |Ms»llIon us commlMloner of the J. C. Wei»», ___ _______ ity« | viz: Wi-iss, of Fort Klarnatii rlsons J. M. Moore arrived Monday from i < fregon ; IxmiH tlie S'it«tiaJh »chi»>1» for their libra * Hc-ssig, of Fort Klamath general land or*' AT TIIK I'nXstlYTKItt AN < Ilt lM II co, shod Ager with load» of freight for loca. J < IVegoii; Annie Butler, of Fort Klamath, rle». . Five trees, loaded witli gifts, form dealers. * Span'^gtl The Ice harvest on tippet Klamath Oregon; V»'. T. Hfiive, of Klamath Falls, I'< iliujm to ri-[H-l the advancing cit»- ed t lie cent ral and chief attraction. > Tangl»p*titi lake baa comm<-ii<-i-<l, though the T. J. < iw-ld, J. T. Muis and Geo. <>regwn. E. M. B kattaix , Register. tom of whisker culture, C. U. Chit- T'he <|e<-oi at Ions were abundant Hiid recelvjarit» *pr<slu<'t Is ratlier thin as yet. T. Conner of Merrill w(rre Falls vini- a chaamport wissl and ('apt. Niemen» liuvu wpa- I : artistic and the committee doing the TIMBER LA ND. A< T JUNE .3, l«7a. tors Tuesday. N. L. Burton of Evansville, Minn., the gatt»*io< rail'd from their moiiNtache» and now . i work deserve special commendation. NOTICE LOR PUBLICATION. has purchiMud thetewn Talk at Ash- h«' Eur<M«nu «'apt. <>. C. Applegate of Klamath appear a» Km<Mith-vi»ag<*d un they A fest (Kin of evergreen extended , Fez. »anity laud, taking possession last week. UsiTKI» SrATKs L amo OrHCK. The mo- across the ceiling, in the center be Agency made a I iiih I iichs trip to the did twenty-five year» ago. discus» bar of Lakeview, Oregon, October 15, 1902. f Falls the latter part of last week. The A. < >. U. YV. of tills place will live I» laudable and people wlll III GenehgaoQa luga large, beautiful bell. Ever Nutb-e is hereby given that in com and t have Installation of orficrrs and a time iM-eomc arcubtowed to the Dr. Beanies was called to Merrill pliance with the provisions'of the act of green fest nona also hung over the >f Marti a ^•rNMil banquet next Tm-Mlay < veiling. tratibmogt Itlcd aiqx-<-t of their faces. Tuesday by t he illnea» >t J. H. Wil ' Congress of June 3, »87«, erititl-l "An windows, and altogether the decora 9 ia"oaT''n*“ ’ aetfor the rale of tiiuls-r lan<is in the We are Informed tiiat <1. J. Farms- Until wr get used to tile change, we tion» were very Utting and attruc- son who is suffering from acute rheu states of California, Oregon, Nevada, e held “ 1,18 matism. worth, a former resident of Klamath w 111 c|p«ke dawn eztended comipent, ! ti ve. and Washington Territory,” as extend-’ e«l to *11 the Public Land Htales by act Falls, died recently In Oakland, Cal. thu» avoiding the poRKlhHNy of any Mrs. J. D. Dleckman of Diary ar 'The Klamath Fa IN orchestra con of 'Augu*t 4, 18!»2, tfie following persons Last we« k the county clerk Issued thing IneoiiMlNtent with put utter tributed an excellent quality of mu- il ved home last week from a two have this day filed in this office their ------- ---- - ------------------------------------ Ion to : and a license authorizing the nwtrrlage of ance». [ sic, to Die inspiration of the program, moQths* visit with relatives at Win sworn stat«ynents. to-wit; ench a^po. William H. Flagg, Air. Cluia. Zcvely to Miss Mary D. Nut only should the law regulating oilier leading feature» of which were lock, Wash. of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of ft.itlirr. both of Merrill. Dave Shook of Dairy and W. A. Oregon, sworn statement No. I486, for trout libbing, I m - ko «-hanged that : the skillfully rendered solo by Miss the purchase of tiie N'i of N ig, sectiqn Great car«- should lie exercised bv thejr may I m - caught In winter .when Gill and the appropriate recitation* Walker of Bly were in town Che fore 24, township 40. H., range 7 E. Joli/i W. Dvar, skaters on the lake. They should they are best to eat, Imt the law by Miss Ruby llatton and Mita Ber part of the week on their way home i Madi®0®* of Ashland, county of. Jackinn, state of Ylot venture t<«> far out, where the blmuld permit selling tl-li to a limited tha Hammond, ynd Jerry Martin, from Montague. rtB th Oregon, sworn statement No. 1487, for e rebeiknd degree. According to the p retient Kelton Gunther and Bert Carrie^. Ice Is tliln ami water deep. Rev. Younglove returned Tuesday tin- purcba«« of tin- S', SW1^. NE:4 ting SWl4. and N W'4 SEl4. w-ction 1, town dur- At tlie close of the music and reci rest rletloiis, trout can't be sold from Ronauza where he wa» detained Wood Is r«*|M>rt<*d to tie »<1 per •- the ship 40, S., range 7 E . W. M. The Sie«n rord In Medford. Here It I n from th«- o|M*n «canon, mid thus those who tations. the Jingle of bantu Claus* several day» by injuries receive^ In Emma Dvar, w* retirtje, of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of 93 to 8i p«-r cord and that I n high liavn't tbc knack for catching t hem Iwlls was heard and soon that .distin- a tall from a fractious horse. vis ava Oregon, sworn stateniept No. 14-88, for j gitlshed personage ap[H-ared with a Nome and are not the recipients of II. T. Chitwood arrived home on the ptfrcliaae of the Stg NE,'» and N'.4 ■enough, considering our proximity to ion. a . in the distribu Wednesday- of last week from Ash SE*4, section 2, township 4o, S., range IlMherman'» gviieroslty, must go wlth- sleigh full of gifts. n < on: Immense forests. < on out. Wbolcsnle belling of fibh need tion of presents, ho was an Interest land where he was called by the 7 E., W. M. It Is report<«J that the Soiith«-rn Florence L. Trulren, not lie allowed, Imt a middle course ing and amusing character, ably Im- death of Mrs. Cunningham. ’ of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Pac I ll<-II. B. Co. wi|l rcpl.u-c tin followed, by which the small, local [HTsonatcd by W. b. Worden. Every Miss Minerva Call will arrive from Oregon, sworn statement No. 14.8)1, for iron on Its main line hetween Port the purchase of tiie SE'4 NW'4. SW’4 dcblre may I m * supplied. 1 thing seemed to pass off satisfactorily Portland the last of the week . to re NE1.,. and YV,1.. HEL, H-ction 12, town land ami San Francisco the coming and pleasantly for all. Ashland Tiding»: A xolltary high; ship I'1- 8.,"range 7 E., W. M. • sume her place aa-OM of the teachers »var with new, heaVy steel. AT tiik M. K. cnrncn Tiiat they will offer proof to show wayman held up tbc Weaverville in the KUnratli Falls school. Th«-re Is proliablv good r<*ason In that the land sought is more variable A large, deftly arranged tiroplace stage out ward bound from Bedding for its timber or atone than for agricul Ed. Martin and wife came up from flic fact that women seldom If ever with »even pa-v«engej-M, about l<> wus only æcond In importance and tural purposes, and to establish their Merrill Monday, accompanied l»y Mrs. venture a conversation over long-diz- claim to said land before ('. H. Withrow. o'el wk last Sunday morning. The at tract ivencfw Io the big. »preading Tip«. Martin and daughters who U. S. Commissioner, at Kla>nath Falls. I ¡hwv <«-lvphoiir lines. The charges i driver and five male and t wo female tree, htdeu with present».' The dec-1 spent Christmas at that plae«*. I Oregon, on Thursday, the 2’Jtli day of vary according to the time the 1 Janna-y, 1903. paNHcngcrz were lined up and c«,m- oral Ive design» from ’ evergreen were ’pilone is In use. T. F. Nicholson and wife arrived Thev name as witnesses: -Florence rebea |M-ll«-d to throw the content» of their lM-iiutlful and appropriate, among Trefren, John W. Dvar. Emma I)yar, bristiif Next Monday evening tne I. O. <• (MK-keta at the <e»*t of the mhlx-r, them being a motto, "Immanuel I here Sunday on their return from a L. William H. Flagg, of Ashland, Oregon, to tM V. will Instal the billowing newly who thus secured ♦f>0 in coin and a ! t.Jod With The following pro trip through the Willamette and and J. S. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon. and. Any anil all persons claiming adverse- Rogue river valleys, having been «•l«s-t«-<l officers; Ge«. Hum. N. <». gold watch. The Wells- Fargo ex gram was carried out: • ly the above-described lai.de are re Carey llamsliy. V. («,-, Geo. Hum pros» boxen, two In number, were Song. "Merry Christina»,” by little ' absent a mimlh. They went by way quested to tile their claims in this offiee of the old military road and returned j on or before said 29th dav of January, plirey, F. H.;Juo. Campls-ll, 1’. s. taken by the robber, and Intrr found i children. 1 1903. InvtasktluD by pastor. via Ashland. P. L. Fountain. Trras. near by, having lM*en blown open E. M. BRATTAIN. Register. • Overture by Prut Butcher and i in. 1'* C. X Bunting was in town Mon* Medford has arranged to with dynamite. It Is »aid they con Mr». Marple. ship TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3.1878. day from his Tulc lake ranch. ’ He t ramps lo se* vice in a chain h tJ tained no money. • Recitallun by Lena Barnum, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. nd V . returned a few days. Ix-fore from One day last week six tramps were liutirumcntal mu»lc. Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Shield» will ive 1 Address by the paator. ’ He Ulus- I Gazelle, Cal., where be delivered his iradiug chains uu the streets of tiiat conclude hi» ministry of the Presliy- Usivrn S tates L ash O ffice , I rated Ids talk by having a barren Lakeview, Oregon, October 2, 1902. town and performing such -work ns terlan church at this place. In the . tree to «•ontrast with the Ix-autiful 200 head of cattle, sold to the West- Notice is hereby given that in com t h<- munielpa) authoritv demanded. ' evergreen. TJ)c trnrren tree he com ehi Meat C« l , as mentioned in an pliance with the provisions of the act of morning Ills M-rmon w ill Iw- followed A other column. Mr. Bunting says he Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled -‘An The lodge of A. O. U. YV. of this tiy eoninmnhm, in which all liellevcrs pared to the world and the ever- for the sale of timber lands in the received a good price for the st.ock •act ' place ri-f -ntly elected uffieers as fol In Christ ar«* Invited to participate, i • green to Christ and.eternal life. states of California, Oregon, Nevada, Instrumental music. ’ Rev. Jesse Kirk, a. Klamath In and Washington Territory,” a» extend lows: C. II. DeLap, M. W.; XY'ni. In the evening, "Daniel” will I m * the . Recitation by Mrs. Beals' class of Humphrey, F.; (Ivo. Brandenburg, subject of tiis dmcoiirac. On the ' 1 six I k > vs , in euctunu**. representing dian. Henry Jackson, a Modoc, and ed to all the Public -Land States by act , Win. Crawford, a Pit River, left the of August 4, 1892, John I*. Edler of Bo <».; J. W. Su-ini-ns, It.; AHt Martin second Sunday in January, Rev. | the six natiomtl holiday». nanza, County of Klamath, State of Cc i Song by Buritapi and Hazel Hoeller. I first of the week fur Washington Oregon, has this day tiled in tliis office F.; Geo. T. Baidwla. lit.; W. T. Shields expects to occupy the 1 Prestiy- .s t Recitailon.b)' Nina Wilson. Pr< ' City in the interest of a measure la» hi» »worn statement No. 1417, for the !Shlvc, G, • lorian pulpit In Medford, lle has Music by tin* mandolin club. purchase of the NE*4 SWl, of Section That’s Business Feb We Buy as Low as We Can! fore congiess to pay the ’ Indiana for z\ young man. bound fur Portland made many warm friends •while at No. 5, tn Township No. 38 S., Range Chnracti-r sketch l»y Miss Edna >e » ' lands erroneously excluded from their No. 12, F. W. M., and will offer proof to That’s Proffressivetmn We Sell as Low' as We Can! Trani San Francisco, wus sole tsviv this place mid his removal fro.-: the Wells |n a nun's costume show that tile land sought is more val Drill by Mrs. Barnum'» class of reservation. The necessary treaty uable for its tiinlar or stone than for pant of one of tho cars passing work here Is the cause of much You Buy as Low as You Can! Tiiat’« common <• t. T twelve little girls. was made wUh the Indians a few regret. In which, however, I n mingl- agricultural purposes, and to establish t hrough AshlUnd on Tuesday of last YOU Buy Of Us! That’s Dollars and Cents for Both After the above progran), Santa years ago and eyerything is now in his clajm to said land before J. O. wwzts for the very reason that cd best wiblww fur his future welfare Hamaker, U. S. Commissioner, at Bo- < 'Ians was to have been represented < -readiness for a ratification and the >o was suffering a form of and usefulness. ■ nanza, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 13th We Carry as Fine and Varied a Stock of wmallpox. At a recent council of tin* Indians, I by I». F. Biscdorf, but at the proper passage of a bill to appropriate Hinds day of January, 1903. He name» as witnesses: J. S. Fuller, of Bonanza, This -came liming the past f«vur months tile 1. D. Applegate was sulectcd to lead H Ime lie couldn’t find thy ni~'»k -in- and settle the claim. Oregon; J. I). Hamaker. of Huuiiza. near being done a year ago, and On-gon ; Charles Goes, of Bonanza, Ore j tended for the <Mvasi««n aixd unfortu- work and receipts in the county In an effort to »ee«nr thu passage of ‘ there is little doubt that It will sue-. gon; J. P. Beclidol.it, of Bonanza. Ore- I clerk *s otlli-c have in-on Iridile what a Me asure now before rvmgrewi look I natcly his pati lit the entertainment Y-eed at the present session. Igon. Any and all persons claiming ad At the con- They wore during the santo (lino il ing to payment of claims for* laud» ; liad to lie Kiinceled. versely tfie above descril>ed lands are Tlellable Waltham watch In 20-year requested to file their ejaims in this year ago. This fact indicates the erroncoualy ezclutUd from the reser : cltulon of th*'* disirilmlion of gift*. - till«! case, 112.00, at Van Valken- i office on or before said 13th day of Jan rapidly Increasing growth and pros- vation. and lie leave» for Washington , the happy crowd was dismissed. uary, 1903. i burg's: About the middle of the month on R. R- FROM WEED TO KENO. E. M. B h attain , Register. ' jM-rlly of the county. , As Can be Found in Any City, that mlsblon. Mr. Applegate has Save money «by making your home We undi-rstand < hat areimg moas H.MBF.R LAND. ACT JUNE 3.J878. — (Ashland Record.) * We buy direct from the largest jobbing house? »nd manufacturers in tifi’*’ stead, timber and other filings with NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tires folio c/insl«lercd al the coming had Hiiivewiful Mpertcnce tn that line *— for . CASH, and > are'enabled ----------------------- ’----- •'— J- besides always ri The extension of Hie Weed rail- jC. II. Withrow, U. S. Commissioner, try tn get . the lowest prlc •session of tlio < »tegon legislature will hi years past and the Indiana have road ten miles.from its present ter ous expense's a*t UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.! of obtaining first-class goods. We are not paying Klamath Falls, Oregon. '■ “---- • *® I k - one to ehasgr the dal«» of alate great confidence in his ability, which I ' I.AKKViKiv. O kkgox , Sept. 29, 1902.) »ell you goods at reasonable rate». < minus northeasterly Into the timber they expressed at their late meeting. Notice is lierêbv given tiiat in com «•lections from June to November. See those Crater Lake and Klane tract of some 200.000 acres belonging WE KEEP THE BEST BR ANDS OF FLOUR THAT ARE OBTAIN, pliance with the provisions of the set of 'This would lie a wise gt and In the Also Mr. .’.pplegate contemplates ath Falls souvenir spoons at Van Congress WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. to the sawmill operated by A. Weed, of June.3, 1878, entitled "An interest o( econotiiy ami eonvonlonee. a Dip t<> the Philippine Islands and I is an enterprise that will lie locally Valkenburg's. I act for the sale of timber lands in the I TRADE IS ESPECIALLY SOLICITED. Is arriiqglng Ills affairs so he may go’j states of California, Oregon,- Neva-la. A large audlenee attended tin- dra nf much Interest to . Ibe’people of DON'T WORKV and Washington Territory,” as extend Your patronage is always appreciated, and nonratter how small your purr * in itle enl'-rt iiiriu'-ut given by Moore’s directly there from Washington, if Klamath county. ed to all the Public Land States by von may rest assured it will l>e our constant aim to sell you the beat guodrti Four miles of tlie he wishes Iodo ho , without returning This is easier said than done, yet act of August 4, 1SP2, Jesse C. Jarvis, can be obtained and at reasonable prices. Comediada Ulirlaiwais fitglU ju»d al), road is In operation from Weed, a B-inanza, County of Klamath. State soi-rarxl plturacd and wet) satisfied. | here. Ills »on. Morey Applegate, Is station on the Southern Dacltlc rail it may be of some help to consider of of Oregon, lias thisday filed int.his office now at the head of the largest theat the matter. If the cause Is some We understand Mr. Moore expects to his sworn statement No. 1406, for the road beyond Edgewood, where the soon leave for Sun Francisco where rical company In the islands and Is Weed sawmill, reputed to tie one of thing over which you have no con- purchase of the NW1. NE*4 of Section No. 20, in Township No. 40 S., Range doing well. Ills father will tty and I he w j|i organize it uew dramatic oom- the beat equipped In northern Cali tnd it is obvious tiiat worrying will No. 13 E. W. M., and «ill offer proof |M-r.w4rfe him to visit Klamath coun not help the matter In the least, On to allow that the land sought, is more puny. The Klamath County Lite W fornia, cuts about ')0 feet of ty next summer. valuable for its timbor or stone than for the other hand, if within your con- Association will pay the above B. lumlier ner day. An Ashland Imkeiy shi)s< Hour agricultural pnrposes.and to establish I. D. Applegate say» that his con YVhen Ills claim to said land before J. O. w'ard for the arrest and convlctio1* Jes.se McCall Is the engineer for trol you have only to act. from Mlmieitpolis and Klamath conn- templated trip to the Philippines you have a cold and fear an attack of Hamaker, U. S. Commissioner, nt Bo any person or persons fbund guilt, ttir railroad extension and 200 of the Jty^pimple only have to haul Hour gives him the prospect -of achieving 500 men Mr. Weed has employed are pneumonia, Jmy a Nd tie of Chamber nanza, Oregon, on Wednesday,, the 7th stealing or altering the marks dav of January, 1903. He names as <iom Rogue river mills. There Is a llicgroateat amUIUou of his life brands of any stock belonging to at work on the road. The extension lain’s Cough Reined v and usy It ju witnesses: G. L. Kerr, of Bedfield, •>ig (Ilffeis'Mce |ir distance in our member of this association. that of b(-ing shipwrecked, floating will be pushed to raphl completion. diciously and all cause for worry as Oregon ; R. S. Sparks, of Bonanza, Ore Address Chas. Hortoe favor, but we presume tlie <11IT «ce gon;.!. 1. Brown, of Bonanza, Oregon ; on s shh 4le foainltig salt water The ultimate destination of the road to the outcome will quickly .disap- .1. D. Hamaker, ot Bonanza, Oregon. 27 J. O. naruaker,bwretaryi An condition of roads and trans, -rtli is Kono, Oregon, on the upper Klam for twenty-four hours, then tossed pear. There Is no danger of pneu Any and all persons claiming adversely' lt Ion facim«ies would loan the .otJicr up on the rocks of some little, soli ath river and It will be built to that monia when it is used, ’-’or ».tie by the'above-described lnnds are rvqueste-l ¡¡diti town next summer. way. j to file their claims in this office on or tary Island, and at the end of twenty- The route runs In a northeasterly Chitwood & Co. before said 7th dav of Jannarv, 1903. Wears Inf-rim-d tl»i*t. t+re open four more I mmihi , gathered In, half direction to Keno and traverses n E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. Weiison for killing ducks ends trtday. famished, by the native?, then nour finely 11 mitered region much of t he Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878 Notice for Publication. II is believed -by many that such pio- ished on the provincial pfnvondtr and way which In all will ho about. «0 miles long. There are no very heavy teclion should not Is-gin so early in restored to normal health. He I grades on the route and the road UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I the year and tiliat the legislature . thinks lie could easily »(.aml ' the or- ' might assume much commercial im L assvisw , O kkoox , llctolier 27, 1908.1 Notice i» hereby given that, in com -ought, to change ihe law. It look« deal and believes the nerum pa in Ing portance ns one of the most, direct — j ------ .—7. situations Parted les feeding tho Southern Pacific pliance with the provisions of the act of though-the lafv respecting txith I «pice, variety, dramatic line Ti rom the Klatunth basin country. Congress of June 3. 1878, entithsl ‘.'An . ducks and trout should Is* re-niodelcd and trvmendolis energy and thrill The contractors on the present ten net for tlie sole of timber lands in the ' somewhat. would make the ex(ierlence amply mile extension are Brooks and Blglin. »lutes of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” ns extended A. Tramp, possessing tile fortune worth trying. Ills numerous Klam The peeullar cough which Indicates 'to si. the Public laisd States by net August 4, 18'12, George McDonald, of of having a liltle cash a rare and ath county friends, however, will croup, Is usually well knows to the of tangell Valley, coilntv of Klatnsth, Now Open exceptional condition among that •hope Ills ambition In that line will mothers of croupy children. No »tste of Oregon, bn» this day tiledin not lie gratified ami that Ills trip to denomination was lienten and roh- time should be Jost tn the treatment this office his sworn statement No.' 1M4, for the purchase of the NW quar Is-d and thrown Into the Nacramenlo I lie islands will be «ate, pleasant, and of it, and for this pur.f».»e fio mbdi- ter N W quarter. of Section No. 12, in prolLtably. i PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINEH river nt Dunsmuir (he Hist, of last cine has receive more tiiilteraal ap Township No. 41 S., Range No. 13 E. W. AL, ami will offer prool to show that week by fellow wanderers. Ho sur proval than Chamberitin’a Cough the land sought •« more valuable (or its LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 9 A, Mt IMÒTICE vived the ordeal and his . assailant» Remedy. Do not waste' valuable timlier or stone than for agricultural Office: Mammoth Stables. Largest and Most Centrally are In Jail at, Yreka. Htnckinon are requeatrd to mcct 1-inie in experimenting with untried purpose», and to establiah his claim to said In nd before J. O. Hamaker, U.S. Travelers conveyed to’all points at rc&sonab in Bonanza on Na urdny, JAnuary IO, remedies, no mutter how highly they Conimiaeioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, on T^e now year 1« on deck and rtoth- lUg unusual happened In the transi 1003, al 1 p. in., tadÌHCiiHH thè calile may lie recommended, but give this Friday, tjic 27th day of March, 1903. A. O. U. W. BUILDING, care «riven to stock and Nhcep quest hni. All partirà In- medicine as directed and all sytn|> lie nfuncs sa witnsifres: Jn». Malone, tion -no comlnotion, no revulsion of terested me reqjitstcd lo bb HI ut- toms of i roup will quickly disappear. hf tangel I Valley, Oregon: Geo For sale b.v Ciiilwood«*- Co tcudaiicc. CASH STOI" Dry Goods Clothing and Oroc;z\^, I he Best Assortment “'To ’*5 Have Ever Shown’rv n Ji New Stock Now Arriv L. F. WILLITS, Proprii THE EXCELSIOR Dairy, Ore I. F. 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