Klamath republican., October 01, 1903, Image 2

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STOP!
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DON'T
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A
WESLEY O. SMITH,
go to a railroad town for your
BUY FROM US
ì
Corresuondend
Invited.
EXCI IANC1E
I K’PrV
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boiirilctl by <latV, week or . 1|)
Cd VVl j • Hay ami Grititt bought ami Mold.
PassPngors conveyed io all part« of Southern Oregon
and Northern California ?»• the very lowest rates.
We throw Profits to the Winds on
GROCERIES
s I'ABLlí«
W. W. HAZI-IN, Proprietor,
Until November 15
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
WEST S.’OB STABLES
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
Spot Cash
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stables,
Other Lines From Our
Immense
Teams with or without Drivers
Stock
r
in like proportion as to price
^KLAMATH TRAINING STABLEST
COH. BROOKS AVI. AND SEVENTH Si.
LOOK! LOOK!
Fruit Granulated Cane Sugar
Arbuckles Coffee
Star Roast Coffee
Ivanhoe Roast Coffee
Japan Rice
Cvdahy’s Pawnee Soap, 100 bars
R. & J. Savon Soap, 100 bars
Fairbank’s Gold Dust
Babbitt’s Concentrated Lye
Schilling’s Tea
Schilling’s Baking Powder
Tea Garden Drips
Caramel Drips
Evaporated Cream—any brand
Oysters, 2 pound cans
Oysters, 1 pound cans
Ashland Peaches
Ashland Pears
Ashland Apricots
Ashland Tomatoes
Ashland String Beans
California Peas
Coal Oil—Star or Pearl
Soda—Arm & Hammer
Half Ground Salt, 50 lb sacks
Dairy Salt, 50 lb sacks
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WINTER SUPPLIES
a
f R. HEAMÍS.
ALEX
Vice Pitsidenh
ALEX MARTIN
Piòsiù’onl
Cauaeot LecNnw*
l.wkjnwi nr tetanus. Is <’*«*’>' l,v a
have the land aY.d llifetid to tt-fuae to
bacillus nt germ which exlitts t ¡ u
move i ff.
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It te to lie regretted that thlk tle- fully in street tilri. U ls
RepuMtaau In Politics, and devoteA to the ciaion ha« been held up for so many lung as exposed to the air, bid
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YiinlK-r. Atfltuliural. Sun k and Wool IntereoU vents as the setilerx thiW gr>r<e elread carried lieiieath the skin as
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bf the great Klamath Courtly.
I and established their homes mid Im­ wounds ciuiN'd tiy percussion i .tp* "
y
proved tlie land Itelicvlng they were bv rustv mills, ami When the an Is*
I
eluded ihe germ Is roused ’•> ai tio'.*
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th the right.
PubM.luslsvery Ttiur»t«y by
Governor t ii inilierlam's net Ion in ,‘lhtl produces tlie most virulent |"' •*''
Tin’s«- germs
espousing the cause of tlie aettlcra known.
I
seems to be a political piny simply for I st roved and all danger of l<H'kJ ‘»
E ditor and P hofk I ktok .
•avoided bv applying Ch.unbeilaln s
effect as the lands are known to Imvr
1*1110 liaiiii freely as soon as the in I
been swamp lauds nt the time of the
| jurv Is received. Pain Halm Is all an- I
swamp land act In 18(10.
Later the
I isdpt le and causes cuts, bruises amt
state s<dd these lands to the Warner
O»r year (in loh.ne*)..................
like injtlr!i-s ‘o heal without mat­
------■ Livestock Co. and received com|x'nsa
.
Therefore
II oilly uration ¡mil In -me third Ine time- re­
ITHURFDAY.
GCTOl'F.R
1. l’XV*. *
ft rr !i
quired bv the usual treatment. It 1»
seems Just and proper that the state
| for sale by C. C. Chitwood.
Is
upliold its transaction In good faith. •
WILL POOL THElk TIMBER.
As Govenor Lord and Ills successor
CON VLSI NOTICE.
Im’h sought to obtain a patent from
Department <»f the Interior, I'nl1’’*'
flany Owners of Timber land in tlie government for these lands, the States l and Office Lakeviea Or. «epi.
secretary contends tl at tiie fUft that j 14, iM".
Klamath County Will Enters
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A siitlieiont contest alli lavit I'1'11 '►
Chambeilain Is now Governor does j
Combine.
been
filed
in
this
»tHeu
bv Satunel I..
not give him the right to ignore or
Tlie large number of Albany people
1
nulli.y contracts made by Ills pre- ■ Wei s contestant, liiiainst ....... .
i holding timber claims in Klamath
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
dta-esssors in office nor does it give trv No. •_’00l made Aug. 31. I*';’- *"r
1 CoUhty have determined to pool their
SW'Z Section .32, Township 38 S. Hanu'e
him tlie right io pass upon the equi­ 1.3 Elrv JaeobGral Contestee, tn wmeli
claims. This is done to prevent scat-
othos
ii uu
| lering sales at low prices. About 150 ties of sucii contracts «lien the slate i it is alleged that slii<l Jacob oral !>»»
| people have already entered the com­ has signed away its title and has re­ failed to reside on ami cultivate sal't
bine, and the usual officers and a ceived and retained cumpenaation for ( tract or any portion thervol amt has
wholly al"mhmed s“me for four year»
such surrender.
board of directors will be elected.
last past, that said alleged abandonment
In order to prevent the buying up
CASEY-MOORE NUPTIALS.
from said land »»« not diie to his em­
of desirable pieces of timber by out­
ploy ment in the in my or navy or ma
side men, thus preventing the pur­
Mit* Ethel Moore and Mr. J. It. rine corpa of the I nited States or as a
pose of the pool, which is to sell the Casey were married nt the home of private soldier, officer, seaman or ma­
entire tract at once, the new organi­ the bride’s mother, Mrs. Clara Sloote rine during the rear w ith Spain or anv
zation will purchase claims of any in l'oe Valley Sunday September 27, other «ar in which the l n<le<l States
who are not able to hold until the de­ J 1903 in the presence of a large num- was engaged; said parties are h-rt-l>v
notified to appear, respond and otter
sired price may be obtained.
The ' her of guests.
evidence touching sahl allegation at lo
price of the timber in question lias
The bridesntnid, Miss I.ola Nelson o’clock a. m. on Oct. 3tl 1903 Isfore
treen gradually rising, and the mem­ and the best man Mr. Elmer Moore Ilegiater ami Receiver I’. 8. LmJ office
bers of the pool hope to secure a neat followed by thf bride nnd groom I.-ikeviewi Or.
price for the entire tract.
Tin« «ii<l coiiteatant having, in a prop­
entered the parlor to the wedding
! march, our Wedding Bells Shall Ring er affidavit, tiled Sept. II, llk*J, M ■
4600 TONS OF HAY LOST.
Some Day, played by Miss Cleone forth facts «hied show that alter line
diligence personal service of this notice
Lower Chewaucan Harsh Burns and Ross, where the ceremony was per- can not In* made, it is hereby oidered
i formed by the Rev. J. B. Griffith.
and directed that »itch notice he given
Destroy» $30,000 Worth of
The ceremony was followed by a bv due and pro|s-r publication.
Hay and Pasture Land.
I sumptuous repast, after which the
K. M. Brattain Register.
News reached Lakeview Tuesday newly married couple departed for
Notice tor PublicatlOi*.
evening that the lower Chewaucan Flamath Fails.
marsh was atire ahd that thousands
Land <* her at l.ak. vl.'.v Oregon.
The bride’s dress was a dream of
s«*pi«'inb<‘i <W. Itatt.
of tons of hay in the stack and lovilness being of white organdie,
Notice 1« hereto given that II. following
netfler ha. tiled notice of her intent..nt
i bunched, besides thousands of acres shirred and
trimmed with white named
to make .dual proof in •UPl’ort of h.-r flnitu.
of pasture and meadow land had been apllque.
The bridal veil wa» held In and jhal -<ld pftM.I will be tnade '-'ore I»-
I destroyed by the fiery demon.
place by a wreath of orange blosfioms. 1!. Driniol! fount, ( lerk nt klnnrath H»l‘-
Oregon. 011 November». I'*'’ tint
Fire started Monday near tlie low- The young couple received many
JESSIE M WIGHT.
formerly J.-.le M knderwn H K No 'JI'M '*’<
l er ZX ranch, but the tire Waspresum- ¡beautiful presents.
The
invited the
S>.
11!
N,?
, and N1, of sK'.td S .' ¿t. t !■ ■*
- ably put out and everything was guests present were Rev, and Mrs. J.
S K 1 |f, E W M.
She nartien the following wltne-.en to prune
considered safe, but Tuesday the B. Giitlilli, Mr. and Mrs. Ilobt Casey,
her contlnuputt re.i.leuce »>"•■ «»d t'llii-n
wind came up and soon fanned the Mr, and Mre. M. L. VanMeter, Mr. tlonofntfd
‘»nd. <i«: >< I. Welch. Ma.....
smouldering sparks into it fhountain and Mrs. Frank Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Vlerla, Mm Joe Welch <4 Hairy, Or., and
George
Vaughn
of Merrill. Oregon.
Phone, Mui, li
a flame which soon spread to the L. l’fannstiehl, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
K. M BKtnvts. Reglnter. |
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adjoining ranches of lleryford Bros, Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Evert Griffith,
Notice
tor
Publication
and Brattain Bros.,
I Mrs. Bean, Mrs. F. I). Swingle, the
Just as we go to press a message is Misses Cena Ciwcv, Lola Nelson, Atta
L ank O fucf at I. akkvifw (»nniox.
received from Felix Green, who with ■ Griffith, Sarah Griffith, Gertie Van,
Replembor ini HR«.
Noi
lev
in
hereby ffhMi ihvt th«* h»ll«»w|pa
W. I’. lleryford went to Chewaucan Meter, Ethel Hughes, Kate Hughes,
named Mett l«*r h am Hied noi Ice of hi«* intenti«’;»
Wednesday morning, to the effect Bertha Freuer, Marie Griffith, Le<ma to make thial proof in Mipport of hiitrlaim and
that the tire is raging again and asks j Bean, Elsie Swingle, Cleone Ross and that >aid proof Mill lx* made b*‘fore the Regi«
ter A Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on Octvb
everybody in Lakeview who can to go Dora
Eglington,
Messrs. Charles ! er 16, 1903, vix:
IONA F. JAMES.
to Chewaucan and help tight ‘be. Casey, T. E. Griffith, Clyde Griffith,
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under the laat will an-l lr«l<ff**w* «•<,
The situation at this time looks more I Edwin Phillips, Harry Vaugh. Ray I devfoee
Walter 1 (
.«ersious than before. Many men are Freuer, Kemp Ross, Vernon Ross, J. . the M», of SW<. NW% of NE' and ME‘4of
Bee. 11. Tp <x S R 13 K W M
He name« the
responding to the call, and wagon P. llazen, Glen VanMeter, Raymond of
following witnexaca to prove hi» <’onllnn*»n»
residence upon and cultivation of «a*d IMnd,
loads are going.
. VanMeter and Louis Bean.
vix: Ezra Jav and O. T. McKendree of Oleic.
lleryford Bros, are said to have 1
Oregon, ami \t. H. Farra and Mosca James of
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
lost 12 large stacks of hay, contain­
Royston, Oregon.
E M. B ratta in , Register
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Noone who Is acquainted with its
ing over 10« tons each, besides about
2300 tons of hay, cut and bunched in good qualities can be surprised at the
Notice for Publication.
tlie field. Their loss alone will prob­ ’great popularity of Chamberlain's |
L and O ffice at L akfvikw . O rf »;«**
ably not be less than 4-0,000.
¡Cough Remedy. It not only cures i
Hepltmbcr S. I!WR
Brattain Bros', loss is 3 stacks, or ; colds and grip effectually and petal Notice I m hereby given that flic following
about 300 tons, and about 500 tons manentfy, but prevents these diseases named net tier ha» ft led notice of hi» intent ion
to make final proof In support of hl» claim,
of hay bunched, making a loss of from resulting in pneumonia.
It is anti that »aid ¡»roof will be made before the
44,000.
also a certain cure
for
croup. Register A Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on
October 16. I*«, ylu
The ZX loss is not known exactly, Whooping cough is not dangerous
MOHEB JAMES
HE No. 1M2
for the
HNW* of Rtf. in«f .«((** M
when
this
remedy
is
giveff.
It
con
­
out one or two stacks are known to
NE>* of Hee 4. Tp » M. K I I E W M
|fr tmnie-
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
have been burned and it is supposed tains no opium or other harmful the following u itneaaes to prove hl» rontlnn
! substance and may be given as con- 011» rvfddence npon and cnlflvation of sa'd
that some bunched hay was lost.
land,
Tlx:
Ezra
lav
and
<>.
T.
M<
Kcndr«*«*
of
If.frronce bv jMirmianlnn:
A»t'n4
The total loss in the marsh will be [ fidmlly to a baby m to an adult.
It (»let«*. Or.. W. H. Farra and Ion»* F. Jam••« of
Sali.>nal
Hauk «tul Aatufui
from $25,000 to 430,000. The loss is is also pleasant to take.
E. M B ra TT aim , Rughicr.
When all of Kov’-ton, (7r/
I’wik oí Attoria. Oit-g. ii.
irreparable, and comes quite severe i these facts are taken into consider-
Notice for Publication.
('..uri
{lottar, KlaniMb
on the lleryfords and Brattains who ' ation it is not surprising that people
i.einonn? at l.iKvvirw. OA
AT THE
{ all«, Or. l'honu, Mairi WO.
have cattle to feed.
Whether they ! in foreign lands, as well as at home,
September 21. 1’ xkl
.•<r
Notice
hereby given tlint the following
have hay sufficient on their other esteem this remedy very highly and
named nffttler hn* filed notice of I um Intention
ranches Is not yet known, bat ft is very few are willing to take any to make Anal proof in nupport of hl* claim and
presumed not. If not, it will necess­ other after having once used It. For that .«aid proof will be made b- fore In« If
I Drirt oll. (’<»nntv clerk, at Klamath Fall*, Ur
Physician and Surgeon.
itate them buying more hay, which sale by C. C. Chitwood.
on November .3. lorn, viz:
GCHTAVE MELIIANE
is not overly plentiful any place this
Offii-u—next door to th, O|i«r» lio»*<
H E No. 2190 for th«* Lot* !*•
L* And i*. of Coll and see our
HUST ATTEND SCHOOL.
fall.—Lake County Examiner.
8ec 4, Tp I**«, R 7’a £ U \f ||«> name* the fol
Room 7—Hotel Lloktille.
i6wtng w Itnc'eiea to prow bin eoni’hiioiiN re»l* i
deuce upon and cultivation ot »aid land vix
M|ieeial attention given di«ca»r» of Ite
The law passed by the last Legisla­ ('ha*
CATTLE NEWS.
E. Worden, Wm. N. Worden. Bird !/ m >»
Klamath
River
Visws
eve—Glaaere fitted.
.
ture to regulate the employment of Icy and (’. F. Crlxler. a’l of Klamath Fnll«, Or.
X-ftajr Ijrlsiratury— EsaniiiMfMM I-"
E. M. B rattain *Keght*» i
Mitchell Bros, started about .300 i child labor, and for the attendance of
to |25.
Notice Por Publication.
head of beef cattle for the railroad children at school, provides that no
LAND OrilCt AT f.AKF.VtrW. ORn.OM.
klama IH F alls , oreuow .
Sunday morning. They went by way child, under fourteen years of age
fleptrmbrr 12. Itxn
shall be employed in any work, or
of Keno to Gazelle, Cal.
Notice la hereby elven flint ih- folloufnf
named xetth r has fl(«•<! notice of h< r inn-ni!<>n
I. J. Straw brought down a herd form. «<>r wages or other coinpensa- to
make Anal proof In «ii|>p<»rt of h. r claim
I lion to whomsoever payable, during
of yearlings from the Fort the first
and that nab! proof w ill be made b-f.»re J r . If
the
hours
when
the
public
acboola
of
OriNColl.
County ('lerk, at KlamRh 4»||n or
of the week. He took them to the
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on OctrdJfi r «9, l'»o.i -- viz.-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Miller ranch where he will winter I the town, district, or city in which 1 ...........
I.<
< Rum F MORGAN
LUCRETIA
I he or she resides are in session. At- | of Ft. Klamath, «»retron. Il E X’o. I'..3 for the
them.
Office t’»«»? Wneeila Maiket.
and 9.
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T|. xi
K W
w M ’ Mhe
¿ho
Lot* Rand
10, Tp
XI ’ H m IÏ
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7«, E
i tendance at school shall be compul- I Lot.«
name*
num..« the following wltnc^m»
wllne».'. to prove h»»
he.
J. XV. Howard, the Lake County
• i*i iiz.n■ realdenee
I,I
M »:.d < iiltifhimn
.
Phone 173.
| sory upon a child under fourteen | ,*r»tv
eontlnuoiia
upon
of
Cattle King, arrived in the city Mon­ I years during the whole of the school Mid land, yli: 1.« fl Kmerv. Ixiula Brannon I
I
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dan Kyanand Ed llover, all of Ft Klnmaih'
day and will probably remain here
. term in the city or town in whieh tire Or.
r. M. Bn«r»e,W. Ib-aMer J
the rest of the CaaL
M f - Howard child resides.
Attendance at school I
will feed from 2.300 to 2500 bead of
epartment OF THE INTERIOR. Grncrxl
shall be compulsory upon a child un­
cattle in the Klamath Basin this sea­ Ider fifteen years of age who is not
Land (ithce, M a*hlngton, D. (’., Jnlj jm .
HMM Notice )» hereby given pursuant to In«
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
son, He already has his herds started
Rtruethm» and In accordance w ith the dine
| employed in any lawful work.
this way and tHe fitst installment
tlon* of the Hecraiafy of the Inferior tinder
the proviRfon» of the sect inn of the act of ini»
will react*here in a short time, lie!
Residence and office cornei ItB
5, JMM (2.3 Mtat.. 7W3.) that the nrino!«! landa In
CONTEST NOTICE
’ has bought all the Ankeny & Cant-,
the Fort Klamath abandoned military r<>MT-
vat
I
on.
described
an
the
WL.
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M
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m
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c
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2?
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and Maili st reel.».
rail and Henley hay, besides some I
Department of the Inferior, United .3.3M., K. 7’y E , containing xo acre«, will I,»
Klamath Falla. Or«gorf-
small lots from others.
One can I States I ai nd Office Lakeview Or. Sept. offered nt public wale at the district )an<l office
at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 20th day of o - i . j ,
realize the immense expense of feed­ 14 190.3.
er.
l»M,
commencing
at
10 o’clock A M tothe
ing a bn ne> of cvttte this size when |
A sufficient co«t»»t affidavit Mwviniz blgheat bidder at wm teg» then th*
it is known that it will take forty I been Med in this office by Samuel L. Value tfififvof. tin* purcha»e money to he i . mk I
at the firm-of the-ale
11
tons of hay a day, The cattle will Wells contestant, against homestead en­
tU141
- Acting CotnmlHsloncr.
Aug
31,1895,
for 8)^
of Approved,Time. Kvan. Acting Hccretary.
be marketed by the last of December. try No.
, , 2000 made -
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The first lot will be driven out some-1 *,'<V VJu'" 3AL°L- ^cliOw
time in November.
Mr. Howard 7KaoK«» lO.E.by.Joirn A Wen
Ollis* in tk. Herrin
Bniidmf
TMff ASHLAND NORrUL.
Hnin. thnt g n
. i Conin whicii it in alleged that
The Southern Oregon Slate Normal
»tate» that wiacconriCof the rro’rt)!-, Paj(] John A. Glen han failed to cnlti-
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon,
Xoflce te hrrrhy gfcen timi filerò
11ant price of hay tills year, he he-, vate raid land or any portion thereof, Schotd Itegins this yeat’s work Sep­
lieves there will be a much less quan- and has never established a residence tember 10th/ A large working libra­ are funds in thè conniy treiMiiry for
thè redemptloD <if all K lama th muftì y
tity of cattle raised another year. He thereon and has been absent from said! ry has been added; tlie physical and
now has about 3500 head but does >
a period three years last pw>t.! fltetnli'Hl laboratory has lieert futiy warrant» protcsfvd <>n and prk/r fo
not intend to handle over 1000 next That
said
alleged
absence
from [ equipped; a new gymn islnm Imilding ‘►<■*,14, jmuk , h»M>r«s< wili ceuM frolli
year.
i’*,e
lan,l *aR
not
due
to is being erected, and a large ami tftiA dafe,
Imfedat Kiatmfh Fallii, Ore,, fhl»
,, ....__ . , .
I his
emplovmer.t
in
the
army handsome school bulkling jH nearing
Frank O. Bunfirrg of Lakeviow ar-'
msvy or marine corps of the
18111 day of .lune, )«f)3.
completion.
The
school
grounds
are
rived in the city Sat urday from Sa- j United rtates ik s pdvarte sotdtsr,
and earefrrf rft(i*nli»'ff
II. II. Vati Valkenliiirg,
attA pietwresqw;,
'jqlc
lem. While at the State Fair he se- officer, seaman or marine, during the beautifrrl
County Treuaurcr.
tv a il orrters.
cured one of (’. H. Wade’s fir,e Her*-.war with Spain or during any other health conditions arc of tlie best;
ford bulls. It is 13 nxinths old and I w*r
*n* United States may ht j and the wM'ial environment Is pure
CONTEST NOTICE,
took first paize at the Fair-
| engage<l said parries are hereby notified ’ and stlmrifatirig; f/»'osrne of Mritl,
Klnftiath Lodge No. 77. A. F. A A.
pr>w paid was 43(W.
Mr. Bunting I!° p»?ke“r>
evidence ' has Iteen »tftmgtberred and made
’""Tl'T. fnlfli-.l *«0«
will place this on the Humin«
Mweb*nX a!M'1 »began»» at 10 o’clock! more practical- The faculty Iras i„.(.n 1
M’erta sot today night oft <4 *****
I.OII'I om<’.., Uki'vli-w Or... AiiKU't f . I'KMI.
plfL.
2.u. Bunting Stock
tb, 30lh ,ltty oH>tt
»ai.lMlt i . hv I,,# r,«,-n
l’4.k ’L 'ir ,,e a,l,a,l7! R**'”ter and lteeeivef at Lakeview,! increased in numbers and ibe m l»««,!
lite
fnll limoli-
_
is now eqrtippefS tar do work (,f i|R.
ba» 200 registered
Hereford» and Oregon,
W, T, fWKltr
f7< »WJ. f«»T wu NW«4 rfm %» 4*1,
highest
order-
raise» only pure blood stock-
!
Ths said ennfesfanf having, in *i
*’’'¡'•"'■Wp # H rifnif«* ff E W M iTy .Mm R»»won
H»r., •
w' ‘
This M-bool belongs to Sbntfiem
By*» * Butter and Pelfori & Sise-i r’rof’,,r a,,i',avi’. «led Sept. 14, 1903,
haJ •lir1i!
that mild John
•
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li
rm
whAly
R'hnnT'tnrtl
kw
I
i
!
II
ihi
It desire»
and wierfts1 mHreYh.W ’il':
more, of Fort Klamath sudd 300 bead I 7’
iac” «hicli show that after Oregon.
rd steev» to Mitchell Hit* fiiduv i
. 'hl|K«‘n,'F pcTsoaai service ol this the patronage of the people of th|g its
n
*h‘,n ’**•“** -*»<►••••
THk/rnlre «^.» .« «' 2. ,
Hlday, no,k„ ran
k(< w,4<< u
The jm e pai was Sf t etri».
■ rrrdererl and directed fhat sneh notice gre*'. tterstam. For eartafogne «Mress
BkNJAifiM V. M ulkkv , Pre».
, ¡yo» „„
. b« gjva» r.y due an<) prrrperr poMieatjo».
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