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f >"U e have added to our lines a full Stock oi Groceries and Dry r~ KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. PaMuhedeveer Tb»r»t»j by WESLEY O. SMITH, E dito « axd P bopbistob . BARB WIRE, STOCK & DAIRY n « THURSDAY. Special Election June 1, 1903 Reames & Jennings. 4 1903. For Congressman—1st District. NON. BINGER HERMANN, ot Douglas County. At Prices never before quoted in Klamath County I 21. republican ticket . SALT A' MAY "There is not one word of truth in the rumor, that I am oppc«ed to Mr. Hermann’s election: but on the con- : trary. 1 heartly and earnestly desire his election; 1'bcpc that every voter . who believes in the principles of the 'party and wishes well for the adminis- j (ration will cast his vote for Mr. Her mann. The rumored quariel between Mr. Hermann and myself is without ; foundation. Our relations are. and 'always have been, cordial.”—Presi dent Roosevelt. WANTS REAMES TO APOLOGIZE. Goods. espertally U m Tiiuiwr and Sl<>ne art. ¡1 mtnis uiorv than probable, |u view "f tile rvm-ut w liuiemUe with- drawate of vast areas us pretended forest reserve'«, that the avowed poli cy of Mr. Hermann to preserve the public land* fur general distribut liai amoog tlie peuple, whs the real cause uf dtsagneinent betwe-en him and hia superior, tlie Honorable bec- , rvtary. Oregon has developed slowly. She ha* within her border considerable areas of g-eid timber lands, unlit fur settlement or cultivation, vast water power unemployed and unappropriat ed. With these resources readily i available some of her citizens in the more remote and sparsely settled portions have hoped for and confi dently looked forward to the develop ment uf lmpurtant lumbering indus tries. necessitating the building of railroads and providing transporta tion facilities to lier interior and employment of labor both in the forest and farm. Mr. Hermann's policy as shown by his record favored a consumai ion of these developments and facilitated the peopling of our whole state. Dues the recent acts of the Secretary of lhe Interior in setting apart so-called forest reserves tend to such development? You the sovereign people please answer this at the polls June 1st. Say then by your vote whether you approve the withdrawal of one-half of Josephine County the greater portion of Curry and Coot Counties and last practic ally every acre of publia timber land in Lake County, all of which may subsequently be acquired by corpora tions and monopolists. V oter . Prudence dictates in al) well regu lated families, that when there is I dirty linen to be washed, it should be RAILROAD PROSPECTS. cleansed within their own household. [ We believe that this rule holds good An important conference was held | in political parties as well as in in lately in San Francisco between Pres dividual families. While we are ident Harriman of the 8. P. line and aware that the rule is not always officials of northern railroads in re strictly adbeared to in either case, gard to railroad matters. Harriman we never-the-less believe that it recently purchased the California would be for the best interest of the North Western railroad, which runs family or political party as the case through Marin, Sonoma and Mendo Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R. may be if it were observed. cino counties, at a cost of »2,000,000, Just now, we are sorry to Ray. and it is believed that it will be ex there seems to be a public washing tended farther north to Eureka, and I going on between the great majority finally up Klamath river, to form a of the democratic party in this coun- junction with the Columbia Southern ! ty on one side and A. E. Reames. railroad, a southern branch of the : congressional candidate for that Oregon Railway and Navigation line. LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M party in this district, on the other. Tlie Oregon Railway and Navigation Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Most Centrally Located. The Herald regrets very much that Co., with line along the Columbia a circular letter bearing the signature river to Spokane, Walla Walla and Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best of A. E. Reames is being generally Eastern Oregon, is said to Live re sent throughout this county, infuriu- cently merged its interests with the care given to stock. I ing the people that parties claiming Oregon Short Line, which lias pasxed ' to be Democrats, and especially nam- under the control uf the Union Pacific Telephone 101. | ing Dr. Daly, were not supporting one of llariiman's lines. In the 1.. t him for Congress. What authority event of a junction of tlie southern ' Mr. Reames has for promulgating extension of the O. R. Jt N. line, such a report we do not know, or forming connection through Siskiyou I what influence has been brought to county with the California North The Klamath County Lite Store bear to goad him into making Such Western in Humboldt county, there I an unwaranted statement at this would be another transcontinental Association will pay the above • time is beyond our comprehension. line from Chicago, via Omaha, Chey ward for the arrest and conviction So far as we know Dr. Daly and all enne. Ogden, Eastern Oregon, Klam any person or persons found guilty of other Democrats of Lake County ath Lake Basin and Klamath river to stealing or altering the marks or have been supporting Mr. Reames Eureka in reaching the California brands of any stock belonging to any all through the present campaign. Great Western for San Francisco, via We feel that it is not only unjust, Ukiah. Santa Rosa, Sun Rafael and member of this association. Address Chas. Horton, President I but it is a positive insult to the in Tiburon, with fe'ry connection at teliigence and loyaiity of the Iietno- latter point. Tiie object of thia move or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary. X crats of Lake County. We feel that is evidtntly to head off Hill of the a full explanation and an apology is Great Northern building a road to I due the Iiemocrats of this part of the San Francisco, who might eventually ■ District from Mr. Realties. We be- join with the Santa Fe It. R. Co., an , lieve that Mr. Reames has been im- agent of which recently purchased posed upon; that he has taken reports local short roads in Humlioldt county, INCLUDING : for facts without having first made with intention of purchasing the Cal ' a full and careful Investigation and ifornia North Western, if Harriman has acted illadvisedly on the same. had not come in ahead to pay the full I We hope that Mr. Reames will be price asked. The S. P. Co. now has able to make a satisfactory explana a road of their own from San Fran tion of his unwaranted criticism of cisco to the Mississippi river, by the the Democrats of Lake County, and southern route via Los Angeles and mrsp , e ^^ vd ’ in the mean time we ask our friends El Paso to New Orleans, and by the to suspend their judgement until the Central route, via Ogden ~ and Chey- matter is more fully understood— enne to Omaha, With this northern Lakeview Herald. ¡connection it will have a road from Daily-by Daylight-between Klamath Falls and Pokegama Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations. PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE f R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor. Í I $250.00 REWARD * 4 I The Duffy Co. Sleepless anih^------- When you want t pleaasmi plo>“ »irv try Uhauilwrlain'a h ‘ ‘ Tablets. Ttw Th, y v aie Jir easy « ,i»t tu !" ••*''' ' Tatih-ta. pleasant in effect. Fur sale by eliti- wood A Co, WARTH Präsident. orea T lv alar . ied By a Persistent Cough, but Perma nently Cured by Uhamherlaln » Cough Remedy. -Mr. H. P. HurUtge. a student at law. in Greenville, S. ('., ha.» iteen trout tied fur four or five years with a cui.tiiiuous cough which ix ••greatly alarmed nte, causing nic t<> fear that I wa.-> in tin t cunaumptlon.” Mr. Burbage, hiving wen Chamberlain** Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to try It. N”* read what he says of it: "1 H-on h it a remarkable change and after using two bottles of the twenty-flye cent size, was permanently cured." N'.d by Chitwood A Co. kLA.UA 1 R. REIMES, Vice President. n I Corrssoondenc! Invited. Collections Attended to Promntly. COMMENCING MAY 1st, IMS TREASURERS NOTICE. KLAMATH FALLS-POKEGAMA Notice is hereby given that there are funds in the County Treasury for the redemption of the following oinntv war rants protested on and prim to March Interest on wtme will cease 19, 1MK. I..„ Noa. 8«28. 8717, IK’t. from this date: «779, 88!», SHOD, 8737. *81«, 8721, *846. .>«¡5, 8364. 8845, 87». 8872, 8iH8, »756. 8941, 884.3, »416, 894», »441, 8750, 8»M, 6146, 8836, 8965, 87«3, *79«, 896«, 8'13. 8710. 8931. 8739, 7MB. - *45, 872», **■'*)• Dated»! Klamath 4'alla, Oiegoo, this AGENT AT LAIRDS AT DEPUT. 4th dav of December, 4902. I) AI LY BC )TH WAYS Cmoiectlnir at l airds With S. P. «• R.over the ne* Railroad from Pokegama to Lairds. |. \V. BURRISS, Agent, klamath H. II. V.»x Vaixi xst so, County Treaaerer. G A. POPPLETON. Manager. Department of the Interior, Laud Office at Lake view. Oregon, May 4. I9U8. Notice ia hereby given that the fol lowing-named wilier ha» filed notice <d ilia intention to make final proof in sup- port ol hi» claim, and that »aid proof will tie made before the county clerk of Kiatnatb county, Oregon, at Klamath Falla, Oregon, on June 24. 1MO3, viz. W’LLIAM II WEBB II E No >022 lor tlie N F.‘4 Sec 1!» Tp 3* S R 10 F. W M. Ore. He name» the fol lol- lowing witnesses to prove Riscontimi- ous residence u;»»n and cultivation of ■aid lami, vis: John Short, II -S New- ton. C R IVIjtp and B W Short, all ol Klamath Fall», Oregon. E. M. B kattiix . Register DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF—NO TICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land office. 1 Lakeview, Or., April 2s, lWB. f Notice is hereby given that Charles J. Swingle of Ixirella, Oregon, lias tiled no tice ol intention to make n-ooi on his desert-land claim --------- No. 398. ......... —•_------- ----- f'.r the SW‘4 NF.'4> Sec 7, T 40 S, Il 14 E, \4 M be lure Jas. H. Driscoll, Csunty at “ .......... Clerk *' Klamath Falls, Or., on Saturday the 13th day ot June, 1903. He names the following witnesses to prove the com- filete irrigation and reclamation of sai l and: William D. Can, p' ell of Lirella, Or., Silas Obeneiiain of Loralla, O-., Thomas Culbert of Lirella, Or., Eugene Wilkerson of Lorella, < »r. E. M. BRATTA1N, Register. EXCHANGE STABLES W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. I • awxr II<»rs»VH boarded by day, week or n.cuth. Livery» Hay and Grain bought and sold. Passenger* conveyed to all parts of Southern Oregon and Northern California at the very lowest rates. Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Linkville. Phone Main 41 WES* SIEE STABLES Jas. Sigler, Prop’r Pirst Class Horses Pine Carriages Peed Stables. Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior. ! I .a nd Office at Lakeview, Oregon, > Aprils, IH ' Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing-named settler tian filed notice of bi» intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, .and that said proof will lie made before Ja«. II. Driscoll, County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, <iregon, NOTICE FOR 1’1 BLICATION. on May 23. 1903. viz: Blue’ord J. Ih-adrnond, Iiepnrlinrnt of the Interior,! H. E. No. 2446, for the Lits 22 and 23, Ijnd Otiice al laikeviea, Oregon,J Sec. 3, T. ot. R. JU E. W. M. lie May 4. HUB. I names the follow ing witnesses to prove Notice is hereby given that the fol iiis continuons residence upon and cul tivation of said land, viz: W. H. Mor lowing.named settler lis» tiled notice ol gan, of Fort Klamath, Ore. ; Monroe his intention to make final proof in sup- Morgan, of Fort Klamath, fire.; Wil port of iiis claim, and that »aid proof liam Moore, of Fort Klamath, Ore.; will lie made la-fore James II. UriMoll Linsey Bisemore, of Fort Klamath, Ore. County Clerk at Klamath 4alls, Or on June 24, 190.3, viz: E. M. BKATTAIN, Register. San Francisco via tlie Oregon Short harah j rodkey HERMANN S RECORD. | Line, connecting at Portland and Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— II E No 2b.”., for the S', SEE and NW1, hE' . and NE'g SW '4 Dec 32 Tp 32 8 R E ditor R epúblicas : Since the other northern points, The s. I’. • Notice for Publication. f)» E \\ M Ore. He names the follow so-called Democratic press of thia will control all these lines, and is also ing witueaaea to prove his continuous state and as much of it elsew here as reported as endeavoring to secure ■ upon and cultivation of -ni l UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE ) the Reames management could pur that portion of the Northern Pacific L akkvikw , O kbgox , February 2», IM03. i land, viz: L Heasig, J C. Weiss, WT chase, have shouted themselves road from Portland to Tacoma and Notice is hereby given that, in com- Shives and B I! Griffith, all of Fort hoarse about Hon. Binger Her Seattle. Possibly the road built in -Jiance with the provi-ions of the a< t of Klamath, Oregon. this county from Laird’s to Klamath J’.1 mann’s record in the land office, it E. M. B hattaix , Register Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled "An . lake may also become a part of this ' may not be amiss to say a word on j act for the -ale of timfier lands in the northern through road to the east. — that subject, not as an explanation or states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Notice For Publication- in defense, but by way of illustration. i Yreka Journal. Washington Territory,” as extended Ilepartment of the Interior, i to ai. the Public LanJ Mates by act One of the peculiar features of this bio fire at A shland . of August 4, 1892. Land Office at l<akeview (irrgon, unwaranted attack to which I desire April 28, l!O3. ) James F. Adams of Merrill, cour.ty of to call the special attention of the Ashland suffered a most disaster- K lamatli, State of Oregon, lias this day Notice is hereby given that the fol- voter is the cowardly manner in filed in thia office hia sworn statement i . , which these alleged politicians get ous tire, tliis morning, which broke No. 1873 for the piircba-v of the 4. >., of lowing-named settler lias filed notice ol Ids intention to make final proof in aii|e upon the stump and yell fraud out shortly before 3 o’clock in the SF.i^ See 19, \4 1, of ,,i Section 2t), port of Id, t-li-ii». and that said proof restaurant on Fourth street near the without specifying or attempting to to Tywnsliip No. 40 S, Range No. », E »ill tie made liefore Jas. H. Driscoll, point toa single questionable trans 8. P. depot, and before its fiendish ( ounty Clerk at Klamath Falla. Or., on work was stopped nearly a whole and will offer proof to show that the June 13. 1903, viz: A certain Jas. Schell who Satl.factlon Guaranteed </. 4. BLEW action. J.C.WHIPP block of business buildings went up land sought is more valuable for its MANAGER assumes the prefix of -Rev.” makes V Write V» “or Semple» William D. Catnpliell, H. E. No. 1(M>3 F. L WRIGHT PHONE 4-5-0 a great deal of noise and beats the in smoke and entailed a loss of nearly timber or stone than for agricultural "'f S it . 36, T. 3» H„ R. air with the fool statement that »25,000, upon which there was an in purixrses, and to establish his claim to 1-4.. w.M. He names the following said land before Jas. .f. Driscoll, Coun witnesses to prove Ilia continuous resi surance of »10,000 carried. The fire -Binger Hermann has lost to Ore- ty clerk at Klamath Falls, Or, on Tues dence ii|«m and cultivation of said land, gon millions of dollars’ worth oi tim first swept up the street southward, day the 4th dav of August, 1903. vix: Silas Ots'iichain, of Lorella (ire-' ber and lands through willful neg licking up the wooden buildings in He names as witnesses: William gon; Engene Wilkerson, of Ixm-lla, Ore- lect of his duties.” I respectfully its path and damaging the one-story Monebraker and Lee Loten ot Ketio or gon ; Thomas Culbert. of Lirella, Ore Moore and J. G. l’ierce, of Klan’ gon; Charles J. Swingle of Lorella, Ore ask this worthy Rev. how this can veneered brick building of C. E. Nin- K. H. _____________ SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. gon. possibly be. Oregon has lost none of inger, and only stopped at the solid ath Fails, Or. DEALER IN MARBLE C Any and all persons claiming adverse- her territory, her boundaries remain . brick walls of the building at corner GRANITE.IRON FENC F„ -M. BKATTAIN, Register. Fourth and B streets. Next below 'y the above-deaciitied lands ar- re- ASHLAND OREGON^ unchanged. None of her forests ING AND ALL KINDS where the fire broke out on the nort h £*• tjmir claims in this office POSTOFFICE BOX NO- 05 have be-.n digged up or carried away. OF CEMETERY WORK TOWN TRFASURFR’S NOTICE. on or before said 4th day of August, ______ I She ' still exercises E mminent D omain was the Gurnea brick block and " 1J03-E. “ M. B rattai *, Register. through the upper story windows of over all lands within her boundaries, _Ni,ticc !s hereby thal thcre then where the loss? Within the that structure which were unprotect TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3 1878 - are funds in the town treasury for ed by iron shutters the lurid ele I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ’ past 3 years in some portions of the thè the redcmptlon redemption of of thè the fulYo^ni following ’ flint u ’J Ir- 9 * «.«....a _ _ Haute to cc tse war- state considerable areas have been ments shot, while the roof which tvas r ® nl * r, Pre «t on frotn UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. added to the tax bearing account of of shingles covered with a tar prep Aprii 9, 1903: Nos. 919, »20, »21, the state thereby materially increas aration, also quickly took fire and in L akkvibw , O bkgo . x , February 26, 1!»)3. »22, »23, 924, »25, ».0, »27. »28, »2», Notice is hereby given that in com »30, »31, ing her source of revenue. The gov the end there was little left of the »32, »33, »34, »35, »38, »37, ernment title has become devested building but the walls and the char pliance with the provisions of the act of »3*. »;;», »40, »41, »12, 94.3, 941, »45, and is now held by the citizen. But red ruins of partitions and floors. Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An »46, 947, 948, 04», »50, »52, »53, »54, act for the sale of timber lands in the The second story was fitted up as a the lands are still in existence, like states of California, Oregon, Nevada »55. 95(j, »57, 958, »5», »00, »til, 002, wise the timber, then in all candor lodging house and every one of the and Washington Territory,” as extendi »63, »(i|, »71, 905, »00, »07, 9«8, »70, 21 rooms were occupied and tieds had where is the loss? I say without ed to all the Public iJmd States bv »72, »Gl), »73, »71, 975 ?70, »7(1, 977, »51, MAYLONE’S MII/I/INERY | hesitation or fear of successful con- I ¡ 1 been made in the corridors and hall- act of August 4, 1892. J. W. SlKMKNS. Ilarvey i„ L Bcott, Scott, oi of Klamath Agenev Agency iiarvey i tradiction that this species of mud ' ways. Illlitv At k looiafl. . Town Treasurer. of Klamath, Mate of t . On-goii I,» ' j slinging is not intended for or ad-1 | As near its can be ascertained at county thin day filed in thia office hi, (dressed to the intelligent thinking present the losses are as follows: ..S2ÛOO Ztttt statement No. 1802 for the pnrehaneof voter, but especially designed to 1 Gurnea Block..................................... I the S4?j 8E>4' Fee 3.3 Two 37 8 R » F N'V‘4 N WS Fee 3, S e L Sc 4 in catch the ear of the unwary, and to G. A. Gurnea, merchandise and furniture............................................#000 all such I wish to say Mr. Hermann’s Township No. 38 H, Rang»* No. 9 E W \| I1" ,K,r'‘,’y <lven there record proves him to be and to have I L. P. Orr.............................................. 2200 and will offer prixif to »how that the Ashland Trading Co.......................... 1400 land nought tn more valuable for itn tim ther d"t'n.treasury for Wholesale and Retail Dealer Xt,Si^ Pole/ & Hughs. ....................................100 ber or atone than for agricultural mir warr^. P“On °f a" h e<ulnf y none» and to eatablinh bin claim to nai.i Jan in all kinds of Fresh and i tire official term as Land Comtnis- W. L. Townsend...................................250 land I8.r’t7,“d ”n :""1 Prl"r t« liefore C. H. Withrow, F s C om thlsditJ,nu,^t Will eease from o ,r . r, . . I sioner, his recommendation adverse Mrs. E. F. Kinney .......................... 2000 at Klamath Falln, Or, ¿n 8»t.’ Salt Meats. Every variety, t0 lhe proposed -Range L-asing” E. F. Kinney....................................... 1500 miMioner Provest.............................................. 1500 tirday, the 25th day of July, jtnil '’■‘'•dat Klamath Falls, Orc., this of Sausage always on , ¡’ll!, his “Checker Boarding” of P. He names an witneaaen: W E , , n«. M • rr Iforc8t reserv«»<' a* to exclude there- Ed. Sutton............................................ looo 8 L Scott and (¡co. L. Loottley of KlX’ | 111th day of March, I»03. H- H. Van Valkenbiirg, hand. from railroad grant lands across the Mrs. O. Ganard................................... 2000 K^aWaS or'A “ 1000 . same, and last but not least his rec C. E. Nlninger...................... County Treasiiter. ommendation for repeal of the lieu Miscellaneous....................................... 1000 vernefy the aUivtMlX'rilH' Maud? are For reliable information concern- land act, theac last two being direct Call at the R epublican office for ing public lands go to J. W. llama- ly in the interest of the people by Total...................................... »22,450 raquMted to file their claim, in t“" fine job work. The total insurance amounted to kar; get the benefit of thirty years the »8- increaaed t——----- >----- • - public >•. area - of domain subject to .settlement under the about »10,500.—Ashland Tidings, Save money by making your home experience. GENERAL FREIGHTER, homestead laws and general distri- May 18. stead, timber and other filings with Dr J. G. (¡ob|„ an(1 w(fp Rnd Onion seta at Baldwin’s Hardware but Ion among the people under the C. H. Withrow, (J. S. Commissioner, Hon. 11. E”. Ankeny irHved In tlx W. Brons arrived in town W(,lhl ’ Store. »the«- laud other land I laws awm of the United States City Wednesday. Klamath Falls, Oregcrn. -Frompt and careful attention (day evening, from M«df.,rd. I to all orders............ ____ _ . J Teams with or without Drivers Phone, Mum 13 Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F. A A. M. Latest Styles in Hats, Ready riade Underwear and Shirt Waisjs. Medallions and Heclin Laces. I Kv T ai iob . W. X. CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE, LEADING SADDLE AND HARNESS) ) Shop in Eastern Oregon. r i I C. C. MALTBY & SON. Props Í The Maltby Saddle is Known and Recognized as the Best on the riarket. C. C. Haltby has had 41 years’ experience in saddlery in stock countries. V Complete Line of Harness and Riding Material 4 ^SUNSET MONUMENT CO.^ » JUST RECEIVED The Latest in Ladies Trimmed fiats, * Shirt Waists, Ladies ready made Musiin Underwear and all kinds of Ladies Furnishings always on hand. A Gity Meat Market Wm. Storm Jr., Prop. * i I I I og. NOTICE FOR Pl’BI.k ATlUN. NEW GOODS ARRIVED 4 F alls , nione main bb » 1 «W k n > e I County Treasurer’s Notice. J. n. nooRE, DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH Meet on the timt «od third Tin»» days of every moniti. Office nt art Untile llazrn, N. <«.; Francia Siglar, V. (1.; Alice liiieller, Sec.; Rílerrí Fountain, Treasurer. C. C. BROWER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Reference by permiaaion : National Bank and Astoria Bank of Astoria. Oregon, oppoaite Court House, Fall», Or. I‘hone, Main IO4. A»t -n* S« ui'|l k Ululi* DRAKE & WALL!NG, Attorneys and Counselors at Lae Practice in State ami Federal Courts and U. 8. land Office. Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dr. H. B. HARGUS, Physician and Surgeon. Office—next door to the Opera lion*. Room 7—Hotel Linkville. Special attention given diseases ol 1^4 eve—(ilassea lifted. X liny I.ulHiralory—Examination) |7.W to |25. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. (i. W. STEPHENSON physician AND SURGEON. »file« in rooms formerly occupi*! by Dr. Reatnea. Phone 31. At office day and night. Klamath Falls, Oregon. GEO. H. MERRYMAN PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Office Over U needs Market. Telephone in Office. Klamath Falls, Oregon. Notary Public. Office in the RxpnniJCAM BnihlinF Klamath Falls, Oregon. C. H. WITHROW, AOBNT STATE LAND BOARD. Notary Public and Convey«<M9f‘ KLAMATH FALLS, ORt!- •I