lilt HAWN APPROACH!:.».
: tor lit« pun I.*►«■<( lb* » halt ssqr. »tv- Nulka ol the Sale nt liuaarv.ycd
qr n »| i , mhii swqr. »«s' 8. It. 38 >«13«
Swamp MHda.
IU>l«’ii I I'ltayer of Berkeley «suiiity ot
XX h> Ride In a Stage Coach When
Notlc«> h hereby given that III«* Mute I *ml
I
Altiuu'.l»
»tale
ol
(
’
sill,
«worn
stHleiiieiit
w ill tvi'clv«» » ch I v «I I»I«I w until J «»*» t •* It
XX e Can Have a Railroad?
i» m un March a. im i i«»r the i»ui« h»»*c <»• lie
No t; .ill for t l.e I'll I. I..t»c ol I lie ». 11 Ml
ilvacriI mm I nhlUi' **y
swamp laud*
tContril.utodl
I qr, X I.alt »xqr. >»qr »wqr mvNlpiW folh'wiitg
I.» V II
Only 20 miles actual stage ride now I » a 19 a
W hai would b«« the Wr»| half of M« cllun 1 ami
between Klamath Falls ami the rall-
llsttie A lluteliiiia of Central II oiiho all ui het'iiuux 4. A. d, 1 ami IM In Vuwnahip
rtvv s«»uih, H auk «* > v « vu an>l om* hall
; road. XVliat a marvelous change, it eomitv ot titille, »late >>( Calif, »worn Thirty
ram ut Willamette M,. n4tan t| the I n»m«l
I ffeenA alncat imredil.le to persons statement No Ÿ74K lor the pnivl.a*.' of Jtaie» m»»».» «kiHccHlthgrct«* wa««*i|ch !«• I
AH bul» muai l»c accumi*anl«'d by an applica
swqr »»qr, tl«>n
I living a’otv.a.1, wlto have been acvua- lite K-lialf swqr, nsqr
ami afthlav It iu purcha»* in acctutlAiie«*
i iometi for tlie past' l.X or Iti years to «•> 14. tp 38 h m 12 a
with Hectiun car? of llclltngvr am! t'tiUou*»
Xt llntcliin» ot Gridley countv u«»«lr amt aurway ami dwIaiativH a* prut Vie«»
» dreatt the ’><• mile stage tide over >ot IteHsie
aittte, state <4 Caln, »worn statement by Mvcuon Bia« ami b) < a»h or ch«*k f«»r full
| mountain roads; almost intpaasibh* No 2741 for the purt'lia*«' ot the x half amouut offt*|«Kl
leaa than ft Utt iwr acre will Im
• six months of the year on accouut of »wqr. saqr »wqr, »wqr »«qr, nee II tp.’fH c«’ N«>bl«lmr
n*hlrrv«1.
, mud or snow, anti ihe other six ' h a 12 a
rhe right to rv),vl an, an.t all hl,la la rv
, •iicntUs to be suffocated with 'Inst.
william K M< FarlanJ of 72. !. it, Sne-
A j , I le St ton* kn<t hlrt. »hnm,l ha a.l.lrv-, <1 to
¡This shortening of the heretofore ' lamento, «xruiily <>f Sacramento, »tale t. V Uro«», Ciar» stala l-att.l Iv.ar.l h«l,.io
atol ntarh.,1
A|,|>lha<l<>li and l.l,I to
IN FACT
unavoidable torture Is tvrtainlv en- <4 Calif, sworn »tatement No 2742 (or <>,>■»1'11.
punhax t'n.ur>,>,',l s»aio|> I and. "
I pouraging to tlie inhabitants of our I lite inuehase of tlie xwpr »«s' 11 Ip 38 »
<■ t, HKOIVN,
Clark Stale 1 aod Hoard.
" 1V -
neaiitlous
Klamallt
land.
twie<1 thia Jrd ,ta; ol Ihs. iuls r.
...
,
,
,
.
■ x Clara
«ii»« I- 1. wnrumw
wanllsw f»i
of r*nn
San rrnnviixvx»,
Franciser»,
lUvhu inriuion to make a trip eounty oi San rraneiR-o Mate oi Caht.
o\er tins route rvreiith. 1 w.is In- Mwom matement No 2743 (or the pur-
J
strnetetl to be on hand at lite Klam- cltaae-of tlie k lialt Nt>tr, »wqr s»qr. »«■ Sheriff’« Sale for Delinquent Tsass
Staple Good«,
nth Lake Navigation Co's wharf, at qr ------
... < h 12 K
vwqr, —c ...
It» t|> 3S
for the q Mr 100s.
Dai»y N Mvrarlami oi Kscranuuito,
A o’clock a. m. Promptly to a min
DAIRY,
Notice Is hereby given that by vlr
I. F. DAVIES.
OREGON
ute at that hour. In company with county ot S*cr«n>.'titt». «isle ot Calif,
a several other passengers, I stepped «worn (latentent \o 2714 for the |»nr- (tie of a warrant Issued out of Hit*
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
ot tbe w'»«'», »»v 9, tp
‘ 38 S R County Court of tin1 Slate of Oregon
I aboard their elegant launch and, the cltsse
12 k w w
fttl t l.c t .'inily of Kl.iinatll on tin' I
tines being cast off. we started di.wn
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
That they will offer proof to «how
tlie beautiful Lake Ewanna. After a that tlie laittl «ought i« more valuable till» tlay of Jant.ary> 1904, com-
.
manding
mo
to
advertim*
ami
sell
the
delightful ride of 130 minutes we for it» tin.Iwror »tone than (or agtieul-
llorsi'H bonrtlctl by day, wook or tnuuthi
! found ourselves al the Kenu Hotel, tnral pur|»wea an.l to w>tsl.li»li their the property of lite delinquent tax-
• Huy ami Grain bought utnl »old.
now under the capable management claim to »uni land Ivf •.< C II withrow, | |>ayers for ami In lite salt! County for
l‘ariN«'tig<‘rri conveyed to nil purtH of Southern Oregon
' of L. O. Mills an»l his excellent wife, U S t'oinmi —i. tier nt Klamallt rail», Or, tlie year 1908 as eMendvd In tlie de
linquent column on the tax roll of
where our idfaetones were greeted on rri.lay the 12th dav of reb> BSH
mid
Northern
ulifor nia at the xerx loxveNt rateB.
They name a» witne»»e«: Gta.e E Klamath Comity for said year or so
with the grftleful aroma of coffee and wa»»on
A COMPLETE NEW LINE OF
lanra A Mnzwell. Clara E , much of walti prtqwrty of said tlellti-1
I bruiting st. ak. to which, by reason of , wanilaw, <>f Kan nanciaco. Cal, Halen
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
the stimulus imparted to our already l. Tliaver Berkeley Cal. Hattie A Hutch- qtient tax payers as may be iieces.» try
■
to
satisfy
the
tales
cltargcti
against
Linkville. Phone Main 14
keen appetites, we did ample justice. ' ing oi Central llotiw'. Cal. Be»«ie M
I then cltmlw'd into the implement llutchin» of Gridlev Cal, william K Mc- I said tax payers for tlie said year, to-
1 of torture culled a “stage ct«ich” and Failantl. Daisy N McFarland of Sacra getltef witli penalties, interest and
i cunts for tlie coll,a t loo of tlie same.
' in a UiOe less than five hours reached mento. Cal.
HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR. SWEATERS,
Any ami all |n.r»ona claiming adverae-
The following Is a correct trans-1
• IX.kegama. where I once more discus-
tlie al»>ve-.l,*»erilw»l landa are requeat- crlpt of tl e delluqiK'nt pro|>erty as
: sed a bounteous repast, spread before Iv
ol to tile their claim» in thi« office on or shown In the delinquent mlumn of'
me by Miss Katie Jac. bs. anti bidding Indore .«aid I2thday of ret>. I18H.
! the tax roll for said year, 1902, itaacs- i
7 ¡adled to all anxiety, as to whether or
E. M. Brattain. Register. 1 sed to tlie pt*ratalswh<me name«appear |
not
the
wagon
would
turn
••turtle",
GLOVES, FANCY AND WOOLEN SOCKS
break down, or th- wheel horse ele TIMBER L and . ACT JUNES. 1W8— ■ opposite < h *I i description ami as tlie
! same are recordiNl on the tax roll fori
vate tlie dash board, or the entire
NOTICE FOR !•( Itl.lCATB.N.
■ said year 1902. I will . hi tho Hilt
team run away, continued my jour
UnluT Siao» land Otflcr. lakevlcw Ore«on
IMUi Notice la her«*by given that tiav of February. 1904, at the hour of
ney in a real rail road car. via tlie <K*h»h«rl9
in compliance w ith the nr«»» tM«»na »»I tbc act
Klamath Lake R. R.. fully convinced <4 (•oinn'M «»i June : 117 b , mtHIc.l 'Au act h»r 10 o'eltH'k. a. m. of said day, at the
th«
of 111 G r 'aii.U tn »he >tMt«-N of Call
front dtw.r of tin* court house In tlie
I by my days experience, that tlie 1<«rma
Oregon Nevada and Wa«htngton Ter
i glorious dawn of a brighter day and ritory.” aa extemlvd to all the Public Lam! town of Klamath Falls, Oregon, In
4. 1NW.
i obedience to said warrant, eapose for
! better civilization is at last extending Slate» by act vt AuguM
R oy H H i ri ft
its light to our long isolated portion nf MW» lai St IN ri I ami. couniy ot Multnomah. sale anti sell at public ain't ion to t lie
9taie of Oregon, baa rti« T In thia ulftrv Ut< person or pnnona who offer to |kty’
of this great commonwealth.
•worn statement No ;?<*» bur the purcbaae ul lite taxes. penalllea,
Interest and
Another thought in tins connection th» St’ S»e U. Tp .* H. K U K. W M
I came to me, viz> Why make this 20 ami »»ill offer proof |o «how that the lan<1 | costs and take a earl Iffcete at t be
»ought 1» more valuable tor Ila timber or ' lowest rate of Interest fur cash In
Those wanting goods in my line will find it to their ad mile stage ride? Tlie Klamath Lake »ton«-
than tor agricultural purposes and to
ewtabbwh hi* da'in to *ai»t lam! before Ja* H ' hand, the following described real
i
railroad
is
a
visible
established
fact
vantage to get prices before buying. My stock is all I as far as IX.kegama, Its engineering pr«*c..IL County tTerk at Klainalb Falla Ore» ; property as set forth In said lux list.
g»»n. on Wednesday the jnth »lay of January.
I tu-wil:
He name» &» altncvH*»
new and the most complete in Southern Oregon. A difficulties are all solved. All we Edwart!
s* lnneer W T H< n*!ey. nf Ttnwt*la’,*\
I need to do is to extend it to our or J W rage 4 Portlaml. or., ami j o HauiaU r Beach J C, EjE). Lots 1. 2. 3
fine line of overcoats at cost.
a share of your patron
and 4. sec 13 tp 37 r H, E|
Bouan<a or.
.county seat, from which point freight of Any
amt all |»enona claiming a4lYrr*rly the
Wj, SWJS E|. Lots 1, 2, J,
can be distributed by brat to tlie ab*«v»»n!e.«<'ribcd landa are re*|ue»te<^ to tile
age solicited.
R. I. H ammond .
Phone. Nam 193
acc 18 tp 37 r 9
7, «5
their claim* tn thtw nfrtre ««n vr before aa»«l
Merrill country on the south and JUlb
day ol January. I9M
Beals.
C
C,
NJSL
sec
24
tp
Fort Klamath and Wuod River val
k. M Brattain. Krgiater
40 r 7
would be directed to obtaining com ley on the nottb; our cattle, hogs,
22.».'.
mand of the sea, and in available na sheep, wool, anti horses shipped to Timber tjnd. Act June 3, 1878— Beals, Anna P, N'lSj, see 24 tp
40 r 7
val power they are quite evenly the markets of the world in a If*
22. »5
Notice tor Publication.
matched. In this initial stage the hours, instead of requiring many days Unitol siatr* Lan«t nuifc, Ixtkeview. Orrton, Iliahop, XX' (», NW| sec 27. ‘P
Republ'c^tbfci Politic«, and devoted to the
«k'tobrr
17
14B
Nolic*
1»
hcrebjr
given
that
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proximity of her basis of supplies to i travel through mud and storm to in compllanrr with ih* pr<»vi»lon*of the •« t ot
22.!*.'.
Timber. Agricultural. Stock and Wool interest*
the scene of operations would also reach a railroad; innumerable new «'ongn**»ol June L 11*7». eucit'r«! -*An act lot Bixin >p, Ida M. NE| ««-c 25 *P
of the great K lainatle^ounty.
»Al«* of timber lit.4« hi ih«* State« of ('all
41 r 7
22. i» Ô
weigh heavily in favor of Japan. industries Is* inaugurate«! and mil 1 (b?
forma. Oregon. Nk*xadaan>l Wa«hltigton Terri
Tl»ere are not wanting people who lions of dollars In value added to our tory.” as rxteu«!r«t to all th* I’uhltC l.au<l lllxiiop. Nancy J, NK| m - c 25
by art ol Yugunt 4. 1?*M. Kiley W. Tower
Published every Thursday by
tp 41 r 7
3i.lt,’.
are of the opinion that Japan would fertile lands and vast pin«.* forests. Stair*
■ K amatb Fall», cotMit) of Klamatb Biaie nt
Butler ( h;ts. N j N EI. N W | s E |
give a good account of herself in a re- It is up to us people now to decide.
- Ah I in th>*
hi* sworn »tai*
mi'iit
No
¿i'.l
for
the
pureiia*«'
of
the
WESLEY O. SMITH, ■ sort tv arms with Russia.
sec H tp 41 r 6, SW|bE| »ec
i XVbal shall the answer be?
Het* 30. KW‘4S\V»<. Mee M
Sr
5 tp 41 r fl
Tow n«hf p 40 s. Rang«* n E W M. and will
E ditor axb P roprietor .
j r<o ; t.. »Ifta that th»’ IflMMl »••i»i(ht i* tu«>re OariiMtdy Ed. SEI, NJSWJ sec
As men are largely the creatures of
All kind* erf rubber goods at the valuable
lor ita timtter or atone than for agri-
12 tp*3» r 9
environment, the home life of a boy Excelsior, Dairy, Oregon.
13.70
cult ral purponu»« and to «»tabli«h biaclaim lu
Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R.
»aid land belor«* Ja* II. Itriacoll. (XHiul* • i> k Cllne Thomas, NWj aec H tp
is necessarily largely responsible for
at
Kiatuath
Fall*.
Oregon.«»ti
•»at'irdav
the
jAch
If he is parentless TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878— day oi January. Ko* Hr names aa win»ewe«:
41 r 7
22. »5
»3 00 his character.
' J G Pierce. J C Smith. J M Hamakar of Klam Crouch F C, Ext N| N Ki. 8W|
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and is left by society to shift for him
Fall*. Or, and J S Halve of Shake, or.
I
United States Laml otficv. Lakeview. »th
self. probably to inhabit the haunts
NB*, NW (SEI sec 8 tp 41
Any and all perwoua claiming adrerwly the
THURSDAY.
JANUARY 14, 1904 of vice and crime, his criminal educa- ! Oregon,Oct. 27. 1908. Notice is hereby alxnv-dcbcriMd laud« are mqnaaUrd to Al*
r
7
22.
»3
their claim« iv tbi*
on or before »aid
PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINB
tion is begun early and is speedily given ll.al in compliance with the pro 17th day of January. !9«u
Crt.wMMt F W, SWf sec 12 tp
K M BaarrAfS. Register. '
finished.
If be is neglected by a visions nt the act ot Congress of June 3.
4(1
r
7
22.
»5
LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 7 A. M
After awhile we will become con shiftless and rareless father or mother 1878, entitle.! “An act for the sale of
Crowson G W, NW| sec 13 tp
! timber lands in the States of Califu. nia,
vinced that Panama is on the map.
Office:
Mammoth
.stable». Largest and Most Centrally located.
bls footsteps turn irresistibly to the Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri TIMBER LAND. A(T JUNE 3. 1878.—
22.
»5
40 r 7
notice fur publication .
prison door. It is only by intelligent tory,” as extended to all the Public
Driseo
A
T,
8W|
sec
30
tp
40
If the Columbians are wise they home training, by the proper exercise land States hv act of Aug. 4, 1x92.
<v> y* Travolor» conveyed to ¡ill points ¡it reuHomiblo rates.
Best
Units! States lind Office, I-akeview,
r 7
will go back to the farms. It will be i of parental authority, by tender
Ij.la Driscoll, ot Klamath Falls, coun ' On g'.n, October 17, 1903. Notice is Edsal) F W, SjNXV|. Lots 3
care given to »took.
more profitable than trying to lick I
solicitude for the physical wants and ty of Klamath, State of Oregon,hss filed hereby given that in compliance with
and 4. aee 1 t p 41 r 7
22.».’.
the provisions ol the act of Congress of
(he United States.
moral needs of our children, that we in this office tier sworn statement No. June
Edsall
John
B,
SW|
sec
1
tP
Telephone 101.
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor.
3. 1878, entitled “An act lor tlie
2727, for the purchase of the SE>. NE‘4
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•2.»A
William R. Hearst is to add another can hope to make them good men and EJg SE'a A Lot 1 of Sec. N'o. 12 in Tp. sale of timber iamb, in the Stales of CeJI-
•>
One to his string of newspapers. women. A neglected child is usually No. 40 S R 6 E W Al, and will offer fornia, Oregon, Nevada, ami Wasliinxion Ferguson Ed, EJW4 hoc ’p
41 r 7
22. »5
J C WM I PP
J 4 RLKW
"The Presidential Boomer” would be a child lost. It imbibes premature proof to show that the land sought is Territory',” as extend«'! to all the Public
t L w<ronr
ideas of independence, goes forth into ] more valuable for its timber
_____ or stone I-an 1 State« by act of Augn«4 4, 1892.
Flts-k Lizzie, E)SW|, NW»-
M 4 V 4GEIV
an appropriate name.
Minerva E. Call. <4 Klamath Falls.' NW|, 8WANW>, LMeSand
the world before Its time and is daz-; than for aKrauJtitral purposes, and to
»-ar
r.leii by the nalacea ot sin and tbe ••*ta’,l'»h ner claim to said land liefore county of Klamath State of Oregon, has
6, »ec 0 tp 41 r 5
20. »7
! |C.
r* ii
tv;.i
___
»•
o
_
_
.1
The proposition offered by the haunt« of crime.
filwf
in this office i.er «worn statement' Hanson (I C A, SEI sec 24 tp
H. Withrow U. 8. Com., Klamath
I
No.
2537,
for
the
purchase
of
the
E
‘
a
i
Incorporators of the new ditch is the
1 FaBs. Ore. on Tliursday, the 11th. day
32 r 7»
22. »3
most fair and favorable one ever
I SE4. Sec.30, NE'4NEL4 of Section 311 Houston J A. KWjN’WI, S|-
There has been a good deal written | 01 Feb. 1904.
and
N
W^NXX
Hee.
32
in
Township
37
She
names
as
witnesses;
J.
G.
Pierre,
made and we have failed as yet to in disparagement of the knocker, says
NEi, N’WjNEI «ec 1» tp
Range 9 E.. W. .XI.
learn <ff at> objection to it.
All an exchange, but not nearly as much R. 8. Moore. J. C. Smith anti J. W. I 8. And
24.15
will offer proof to show that the j 40 r 8
those whose land will be affected as that despicable Individual deserves. Hamakar. all of Klamath Fail«, Oregon. land
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
sought is more valuable for its | Hoover Mary, Lots 1, •, 7 and
Any and all iiersoiis claiming adversely
cr.ir» in Ntirnit
should realize the necessity of their There Is a wide difference between the
above tleacnbed lamia are requested timiier or atone than (or agricultural: 8 Her 7 tp 41 r 6
tmANIIt.tNO‘1 ksnc .
22. »5
calling on Mr. Brown at once and the man who expresses disapproval of to file tbejr claim, in thia office on or
purposes, and to establish liia claim to | IngalsCE. D.ts 3 and 4 sec 12
ASHLAND OREGONS
INC AtiD ALL KINO»
/entering him all the assistance pa any scheme which he believes to be fore raid lltb day of Feb. 1904.
said land before C. H. Withrow V, 8.
OK CIMI TtHV WONK
eotrernee nom no «a
tp 37 r8, Wj.sEI SWj. Lots
rtible in getting the required acreage dishonest or detrimental to the town
E. M. Brattain. Register. Commissioner at Klamath Falls, Oregoti,
3 and 4, sec 7 t p 37 r »
13.3M
on Tuewlay, the 2<itli day of January,
signed, as that is the only thing or district, and the individual who
Kleins Emile, EASE|, 8W|-
TIMBER
LAND,
ACT JTSK 3, 1R7S—
1904. She names a» witnesses. •
necessary to insure the ditdh being disparages a new enterprise because
SE> »es- 20 tp 39 r H
17.22
J ob . E. Jenkins, F. E. Boyd, R. T.
Notice For PublicAition
built.
of his ignorance or narrow prejudice.
Baldwin, J. F. Kimball, all of Ktan.aili Mclntvre Wm M. SEi »ec 1 tp
United
Stalos
land
office
Lakeview,
There are men who can never see any I
Falls, Oregon.
22.95
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The unusually excellent crops In 1 merit in any enterprise that has not or. oct . 27, r.RKi. Notice ia hereby giv
Anv and all persons claiming ad McLaughlin Mary I, NW|-
REAL WOOD CALENDARS
en
that
in
compliance
with
the
provis
yiatnxth county together with the l>een demonstrated. They are always i
versely the above-.Ie»<:ribed lands are
N’WI,SJNW|. N|SW|. Lots
ion»
of
the
act
of
june
3
1M7R,
entitled
bright prospr-ta of a rai'road have throwing cold water on other people’s • ‘an act w for the
i
iiiv oi
tii timlier lands in requested to file their claims in tins
1, 3, 3. 4 and 5. Sec 31 tp 39
sale c of
PINE *
*
MAPLE
on or before said 20day of January,
fciven an impetus to the demand for ventures,
------ and making _ extravagant
------ — the
llIV statwoi
r.iaivn wlifornia.
Vil|||Vrn»a, <»fu»fa>n, .spyada office
r
7.
EJN
’
F.I,
SE|NE|,
SEI
real estate in this section and prices claims for the propositions in which and Washington territorv,'* aa «»tended 1904.
A LARGE AND WELL
»4.6.5
sec 36 t p 39 r 6
SYCAMORE, ASH
E. M. BacrrAix Register.
have shown a steady increase. Dur they are personally interested. 1*
If * to all the public land states by act of
McLaughlin May O, N'W’I sec
A88OBTED YARD de
ing the past year Klamath Falls and the opinions and wishes of such men «ng'ist 4, 1892. the following per«..,.»
CONGRATULATIONS.
12 tp 33 r 7^
22.lt.’> YOUR CHOICE OF VIEWS
vicinity have experienced a building had prevailed there would have been have fiie.1 in tbi« office their sworn
GOOD DRY LUMBER
■
Meyer T G, SAVqr sec 28 tp 38
boom far exceeding anything In the little development of natural resources statements, to-wit—
Mr. John II. Cullom, Editor of the
r 6
23. IMt
Benjamin
j.
whler
of
'.ibt)
Vallejo
8«,
past and the outlook for next year al in the west. If you cannot honestly
Garland, Texas. News hM written a Meyer T O, WJ Wj sec 2 tp 41
ready shows signs of surpassing the commend a new enterprise, started in »an Francisco county of »an rranciwo letter of congratulations to the man
22.03
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state of calif, sworn statement no 2833
fine just closed. Klamath county has good faith, at least I* man enough toi for
.........
. purchase oi the xwqr ih .- c 31 tp ufacturers of Chamberlain's Cough Moore Chas II, NjN'i sec 18
the
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
just begun to advance and her pr<«t- keep your mouth shut and give those , ;«j ► a i;i K.
R.-m.-dy as follows; “HiKteen years
tp 41 r 7
WITH THE BEST
perity is of a permanent kind w hich is striving to better their own condi-
i
‘
william
Behler, of ‘ olen
zllen, county ago when our first child was a baby Norrls T II, N’Fitp aec 12 tp
brimiwi *0 steadily Increase during the tion and help the community a of Sonoma state of calif, «worn state he was subject to croupy spells and
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22. »5
and dozens of others
ADDRESS
n.ent —
no 2*34 for the purchase of the . we would be very uneasy about him. . Pitz P A, E}NEqrsec 20 tp 31»
Coming year.
chance.
BEqr, alj swqr sec 25 tn 38 A k 12 r. We began using Cbambejlain’s Cough
RHODES
& ARNETT
Cecil Raymond of 959 Vallejo St, »an ! Remedy in 1887, and finding It, such , r 15, SJN’Wqr sec 21 tp Jff
It once was feared that American
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14.01
MERRILL
OR.
rrsncieco, county of San Francisco,
dorporations and wpuld be land barons ONE-HALF MILLION INCREASE
atate of Calif, «worn atatement . no 2835 a reliable remedy for colds and croup, Ramsey C O, SWqr sec 31 tp
would exploit the Philippines and re Valuation of Klamath County Prop for the purchase of tlie aeqr itec 45 tp 38 we have never been without it in the
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22.05
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNES, 1878-C
house since that time. We have ffve ' Ruch Mrs L A SWqrSWqr
duce the natives to the condition of
» B 12 r. w kt.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
erty Shows tUl Increase,
That they will offer proof to ehow I'lilldren and have given It to all of i sec 5 tp 33 r 7J, “Eq-SFjyr
cheap labor; but this settlement of
rnlh'»l Mlgtrff Lnnd Office, Mk««vlrw, Oregon’.
Mrs. T. J. Offield. Prop.
Ociolicr 17 IWKI. Nolte«* 1» hereby given thAt'
The valuation of taxable property that the land nought 1» more valuable them with go««! results. One go.*!
the friars’ lands by which great areas
sec 0 tp 33 r 71, N EqrNEqr
In coiupIlNm •• w IIh ihr provl»lunii <>7 the get of
Of the better lands are to be soM to in Klamath county is «2,756,690 or for its timber or »tone than for agricul | feature of tills remedy is that It is
sec 7 tp33r fj. NWqrNWqr
,< uugrear «if June
p »7 m enHII«*<1 "4n get for
—<>
tural
pnrpo««-»
and
to
establish
their
not
disagreeable
to
take
and
our
I
an
increase
of
over
one-half
million
flu*
»ah nf limber I aih I n III (lie N gtcii uf 4
the native occupants on the easiest
4.3M
sec s tp 33 r 7|
claim
to
»aid
land
before
C
II
withrow,
fortllA,
Oregon,
Nexadn
Alld W Anil log pMl
Board
by
the
day,
week
or
terms reserves that much for the pur- dollars over last year. The tax levy U 8 commissioner at Klamath Falla or, | babies really like It. Another Is that Sears A Z, Sj N Wqr, Lots3 and
lory," ah eMtemled to All the Public Laud*
j It Is not dangerous, and there is no
MtAt«*N by aet <*f Atiguot 4 IMF.’
Sote of elevating the Filipinos to the 4« 22 mills on total valuation which on Tueeday the 16 day of pel. 1904.
month.
4 sec « t.p 41 r 7
22.H5
GKOICGK J o IIN k '**()N
Ignity of independent land ‘•wners is a reduction of twA mills over last
They name an witnoaes: Mike Boo risk from giving an overdo«». I «>n- Stewart A Ramsey^ Lot* 4 and
<»( Lvon«, couut$ nt Lynn, mate H
Mi*
—o—o—o—
filed in thin office hli> »worn Ntatrineni No’
and the security of prosperous agri levy. This is a good showing for our her, Tom Shannon of glarnath rail«, or , gratulate you wpow the success of
5 In Doten
.A4
1 for the i»iiruhA»e of Mil *J, Hee fl, Tp ,t7 g li
The table is furnished with • 217 B.WM,
culture. It will Insure their good cotmty when it Is considered that the «•ecil ttaymond, imnjaman j Behler of your remedy.’' For sale by C. C. Walker Loula, NW<g iu - c 1 tp
and will offer proof to n I iow that the land
behavior for he who buys property state tax this year is •13800 as ear. Francisco < alif, w illiam Holder, of Chitwixxl.
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22.05
the best that the market
foiglit I m more valuable for iin lltnberor »tone
oleri gllen Calif
gives security for Industry and peace. against 68452 last year.
Will
Jolm
II,
SWqr
MC
13
tp
tlmii for iiRrieultiirA I piirpoHi n atnl to v*iab«
Any and all pernona claiming advertte- TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
The tax levy for 1904 on a-ssessment
II m I i III* claim to »aid land before J am fl. Dtta-
It Is a gratifying feature that fric
can
supply.
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10.20
1 ly the above-described land« are re-
uoll county Clerk al Klamath Falls, Oregon'All1
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tion, which was slightly threatened of 1903 is as follows:
-0—0—0—
TucMday the ivili day of January, HKH.
Ho
to file their claim» tri tin» office United HlMti-M Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon, Wilson Thtm, Etd»*» Lola 1, 2
•1J800.00 ' qUMted
IlHIIH'M MM W lll|C**UM :
at. first, with the Catholics, has been State tax'..............
3
and
4.
N-r
t
tp
H
t
f3
8.77
October 17. 1W3, Notice in hereby given that
on or before »aid l»l day of Feb 1904
The- trade of the traveling public
J < Mmli h, T K boilfli. J (I Pierce, W O Hinith,
287.50
in
compliance
with
the
proviRiona
of
the
Act
avoided and religious tolerance en Agricultural College. .
Wood
Win
J,
EjSEqr,
EjNE-
E M Brattain, Regiater of Jum-3, lk7x, entitled “An act for the »ale of
nil of Klamath F m II m . Oregon
I k solicited.
13783.45
Ynv ami al! pt r»o»iM «•laTming adverMely tho
couraged. Peace is assured when the State school, 5 mills........
qr «<•<• 2 tp II r 7
22.95
I timber lauds in the Holes of f.aliiornla, Oie-
abov«* »leMcribed I aiii I m arc raquente«! to film
T1MHKK
LAXIJ,
ACT
JC.VK
3.
1878
—
7400.00
Salaries,
county
officers.
government turns from chasing Iad-
?r>n, Nevada and Washington territory," am eg- Williams J A, SWqr sec 31 tp
Timber
Ijind,
Act
June
j
1878
—
Ihelr
claim» In Illi» office oil on before nmv
unde«! to a’? tS** Public |,And Htate« by act
300.00
Notice for I’ublicstion.
lUtli day of January, I9u<
rones to establishing the people on Justices court...
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Notice for Publication.
22.95
’ of August I, 1MI2, flic following |H-r»onii have
E M. Hraitaln, Haglater.
2000.00
Circuit court.................. ...
United States Land Office l.alt.-vicw, Bled in this« office their »worn MfalementN, viz: Wright John A, N Wqr sec 25
plantations.
Unitari
Lanri Ofllr.', I.akevlnw, Orogon,
MCHMKEK.
rwiotHr 17,1WO. Noth.' I« h'Tvhy alvrn fl.vt
150.00 Or, Ocp.lM-r 27, 1993. Notice is hereby of Troutdale, EDWAKD
Boaid prisoners..................
tp
40
r
7
22.9.',
Notice
tor
PublktUlon-
county of Multnomah, Mt ate of
In compilane» with the i.rovi.lon. of the »el t.l
800.00 given that i* compliance with the pro-, ■ Oregon, sworn statement No. 24b'J for (he pur- Young Earl, NjSWqr, SEqr
f'mtari'.M ol Znm* .'I, IK7H. «-ntltl.'.l "At. »*'t f.ir
If war should be avoided in the far Printing, wood, stationery
rhAM
of
the
N>
?sF>i.
MK'
k
HK'.
¡1,
HW<
4
III** *nh" of tltnfier fnihl» In th'1 Hitto.» oft'Kil
Fund Office
f.ffkrvlnw, Oregon.
2400.00 visions of the act of jttne 3, 187«, entitl HW'p M< c ft Tp fa H, R T2 E, W M
NWqr, N' EqrSWqr m : c 20 tp
east it would not be l<ecause the Jap County poor.........................
forala, Oregon. Nevada »tul tVe.lilnuinn Terr.
I’« « «• IIi
M, 1901.
100.00 ed “An act for the sale of timber lands
vm L liam r. henhley
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anese have any misgivings as to their Inquests..............................
14.35 lory,’1 •» •'« oixl.'.l to »II the l'iil.Po l,itn>i
, ‘t Ik hereby given dial rim following.
in
the
state»
of
California,
Oregon,
Ne-
of Troutdale, r* on my of Multnomah, state of
I
Hinte»
r>>
act
of
Aliamo
4.
IMrj.
fl
meni
Al
'1
cottier
In»
III
ih
I
notice
of
her
1111•• ni1on
50.00
!
Insane
commitments
------
ability to cope with the supposed su
vatlaand wasliington territory,” as ex-1 Oregon, »worn statement No 2470 for the pur »iward B M, SEqr aec 30 tp
' bright, of Aahlanri, aounty ol Jackaon aiate ol
Anal proof hi Rtipport of her claim,
20(81.00 tended to ail the public land states by char* of the MW^.Mee 2,Tp 3M M, H 12 E, W M
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periorly of Russia as a military pow Bridges, etc........................
22.H5 Oregon, ha. «lori In thto office hl» »wo.o alate hi SH llliit Multi I'Kiof nil! Mi uintlv before J m .
That they will offer proof to show that the i
ment No Z'OW tor the ptirohaw *ri the NO. of II lirlMoll, ( oiility t’krk hi Klamath Fall«,
1900.00 act of Augrt»t 4, 1892, the tollowing per- land
er. A similar farce «■peratbig on in Road «vpervlsors.,.. .. ..
All of tfa- herein dcscrlbcd property ! . Section
»ought 1» more valuable for Its timber of
No. », in fawnahlp No mrs, Haiig.- Nt., Oregon, oil juttliar\ 'I. IWI, viz:
4.56.00 ; son» have filed in this office their sworn »tone than for ag**lA'iJfji*al 9u/p<btf*^ and to« m belng In Klainath County, Oregon.
terior lines would have an advantage, Indexing records...............
I a K. W M., and will offer proof to »how llial the
•MH
HtaliKlUi K Mil.HAUK
faitllMh (h«-fr rlalrN* frt «ah! land iMjfore Jan H
lami atinght la more valuable for Ire timber or Urizmiot-ilu K>'.W>,Rg>4 ami Lotte
which might become decisive, over a Interest on county warrants 4ooo. oo : statement«, to-wit—
Cost
for
atlverltslng
will
I
m
>
twldetl
DriMColJ, county Clerk at Klamath Falla, Ore
atone than for agricultural fmr|H.»ea, and to Hee 1, T;i MH. Il V, K, UM,
'
Grace E wesson of 2904 ja. kson st, I gon,
2000.00
on Tuesday the HPh day of January, ' to s I m . vc amounts liefere settlement, cHtebllah hie claim to -alti lae.1 belori c If
very much Iwrger Me operating on ex- Rabbit scalp bounty..........
Mln- iniiti.'N th.' loll "»Ins wltnsMM in prova
San
Francisco,
county
of
San
Francisco,
HMM They name a» witnesses:
Whtrrow,
I
H,
fomral'-loner
at
Klamath
fall,
lirr
i'oiiiiiuiona
i<
I
...,
rii'l
.
ilthniion
3Ü3Ú.00
General
road
fund,
I
j
mills
twior Uses and at a distance of thou
E L Walter, J 0 ffarnak<*r of Bonanza, Ore.. I . penaltv art'l Interest to dato of sale Oregon, on 'fm*»tlay ih» Huh tlay of .lami ol »«hl laiut, vic Ilia- K Worden. Will s Wnr.
of Calif, sworn statement No 2737 WrHgo.
Pori!»ml, Or.. Edward Hctomeer, and lieing included In above sums.
sands <4 miles front home; and such High School fund, lj mills 4135.00 state
ary, 9MM. He uaim-a au wllm-.ae
.1. II llar ■I"t. <>i Kl«io«i|f Fnll-,. t>r.'K"ti. lltul IzH.aley,
for the purchase of the s-itaff xwqr, w > J William
I- fb n»loyol Troutdale. Grenon.
Daterl at Klamatb Falls Otegop, OHI, N I. II lull, .Mail'll, Alltleraoll of fpreal, I lr. John Uray ol ri. Kinmath, Or.'Kon,
would be the relative positions of the Elect ion expenses................... MQO.OO half xerjr. sec JM tp 38 « u 13 x
Any and all persons claiming adverwly tlm
anti
J
Kalk,
of
Affilami,
Or.
Ain*
ami
all per
J N. W’ atsoh , «.'Slater.
Japanese and RossiHo forces in the Redemption of warrant,..,. 1156.23
Laura A Maxwell of 2904 jackson st, ' above described lands are requested to file i this 7tliday of fa'n.inry, 1904,
amia claiming »rircraely tlie ahove-rie 1 rlbml
their dlairn** in Oda offfee on or before said 10fh i
lamia are reniieatwri to tile ihelr claim» In thia
¿ mm 4 */* e<>nflF-r.. The fiiwt efforts
Ron Fraucikeo, county ol Han Francisco, day
S.
T.
St;MMjfitR,
Fresh oysters Hl the Cold tal (Jafff
of January
office on or Before «airi loih tl»v ol .fanuary.
T<4»' amount of levy
. •«O647. J8 «tat? o’ Ua’R Fira ‘n •ffxt^rnenJ No '4738
M «se*w*
lite possible antagonists
y M. Brattain. Register
SlierlfT of KhiniHth. Co., Or.
I!»H
F. .M. HaaTTAts Hay
er
(Best in town.
r
I
r
fcounírv Produce taken in exchange tor floods
THE EXCELSIOR
ALEX MARTIN
President.
E R. REAMES.
ALEX MARTIN JR.
Vice President.
Cashier
Groceries, Dry Good,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Boots and Shoes
a complete and up to date line of
Collections Attended
to Promotiy.
CorresDondincd
Invited.
EXCI IANGE
HAMMOND’S
S TABLES
Livery
Up=to=date Clothing, Overcoats
Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers,
Boots, Shoes, Patent Leather Shoes,
Dancing Pumps and Slippers
Sole Agent for the “Easy Street” $2.50 Shoe
WEST SIÖ® STABLES
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stabled
Teams with or without Drivers
KLAlftATH REPUBLICAN.
WESTERN STAGE CO
Daily -by Day light-bet w een
Klamath Falls and Pokegama
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
SLNSET MONUMENT CO.
LATEST FAD FOR ¡004 Lumber
Lumber
Lumber
CRATER LAKE
PELICAN RAY
KLAMATH FALLS
BALDWIN’S PHOTO STUDIO
Riverside Hotel«
Rough and Finish