Klamath republican., January 28, 1904, Image 2

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HAMMOND’S
A. CÚMPLETE NEW LINE
Up=to=date Clothing, Overcoats
HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS»
Neckwear,
Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers,
GLOVES, FANCY AND WOOLEN SOCKS
Boots. Shoes, Potent Leather Shoes,
Dancing Pumps and Slippers
Sole Agent for the “Easy Street” $2.50 Shoe
Those wanting goods in my line will find it to their ad­
vantage to get prices before buying. My stock is all
new and the most complete in Southern Oregon. A
fine lino of overcoats at cost. a share of your patron­
age solicited.
R. I. H ammond .
TIMHKll l AMIl, ACT JI'8S 3. 1878 -
the different cvuntlea according to
Notice For Publication
the ana nt rach.
nits’ll Stutea land office lakevi»'*',
Klamath courtly
get •5787', <’r. I <»t.
27, 1903. Notie,' 1» lieivby giV
take ItMMt
»2«>42; while en that in compliance with the pros is
ions
ot
Hit*
act otHine 3 1878. entitled
I Multnomah, the richest county in the
“an act tor the sale of timla'r laud» in
'stale gets tile »east. >41».
the states of I'alifornia, oregon. Nevada
This plan ot apportionment is a and Washington territory," as extended
most fair one as naturally the larger tn all the public land states by act of
August 4, 1892, the following persons
i Ute coimty the longer the roads and have tihsl in ibis office their sworn
it IS also true ttiat these large eoun- statements, to-w it—
■ties are usually very thirtiv Settled 1 nenjainm j. neliler of 959 Vallejo St,
San eraneirs'o county of san rianeisco
I and have much vacant land front state of calif, sworn statenienl no 2833
which then« is no revenue.
W ith for the purchase of the swqr sec 31 tp
s k 13 k .
this $5787 judiciously spent on the , 38 william
itchier, of »den Klien, countv
roads of Klamath ci'tutty It w|H of Sonoma state of calif, sworn state-
greatly lessen the expense of hauling Uient so 2834 for the purchase of th"
ah. Sl’qr, «'.. swqr sec 5 tl> 38 s H 12 K
I goods from and too nlarket anil also
Ceeil Ray niotid of 959 VillleioSt. sail
[be the means of belpil'.g Settle otir rraneiseo, county of Sail rianeisco,
state
oi Calif, sworn statement no 2835
I county much more quickly Ilian
for the purchase of the aaqr see 35 tp 38
{anything else.
Klamath county a R 12 k » M.
That tliev w ill offer pr'wif to show
should biiy a r«ek crusher and when
that the hind sought is more valuable
they build roads, build them to last. for it’ tiinlier or atone than for »•pucul
Uunmuitlon sen ice «a* <»'w
‘
neshiterian Church last ^mday •
which l.t people r«rt!ci|’.ll<'< ' W- ”
lu.« members imlted »Ith the .hui'h
and ulne «eie bai'tlf'd
B-*•
lumd State» bl a. I
|.„la Driscoll, ot Klsmslh hail-.
"
tv of Klam Uh. sEUe-.l
I-"";'
m i|.„ .. i I k ,- her »worn -'“‘‘m"
2;,.. b., m. rm.! • ■ "h"'1,'» Sl. •
:i,H V I.i loi*. \... 12 "
I
No IOS K o I W M am ’“ll
,,hs,i to «Im» tb.it the land -'.mln 1»
more valmible for it« tind-er or • "•••
timo f.r agí .cultural |-m !““•». • >•
estilbh.il her chum Io s,l!.l
C. II \\ libro» I . s ....... . K Aiimtli
Fidi». Ore. on Tliurmlay, the l‘lh- u-.'
o( Feb. I*M.
Slic líame» !|S Willie”''’ :
.......... I c, Smith an«l J "
R. S. Moore
Haniakiir . all of Kbiiulh Lall’. J'regon
\nv and ail per»,>10.1.ummg
the :il».!<-d. ». rils-d land» are rtsp»'.b-l
to tile their chimi» in ibi’ olticv oli or «•
fore said I Uh <h,i »I 1 eli. l‘*M.
E. M. Uraliani. Kegiat-r
\. 1 |re la heraby co• a >h•’
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
E R. REAMS.
Vice President.
TIMBI II I INI'. At T .11 'F * *i,,S
\OHCE H»ll 1’1'1111» vlluS
Cmted Stale» I ”"t »«"••’• '.t he.',''*’
Oregon. Oec 2T f-«
given that in <smi|>l> ui.o »Uh
I
..‘Um .ml "I
t'.mí.’i'la'.c'm 'he
tural purposes and to establish tticlr
KLAMATH FALLS SCHOOL.
claim to said land l»'foieC II witlim»-,
I' S eonunissinner al Klamath Falls or,
T»ie pupils whose record of attend­ on
Tuesday the 16 day of reb I ihm .
ance and punctuality, for the month
Tln-y name as witnesses! Mik»' l»o<>-
ending January 15, as perfect areas lier. I'oin Shannon <>( Kl.unatli rails, oh .
tveil Raymond, n.'tijaman J itchier of
I follows:
san Francisco calif, william neliler, of
7th and 8th grades—Minnie Bar- iilen alien Calif
Aliy and all persons claiming adveise
! num, Chaney IX-Lap. Harry Goeller,
ly th»» above »le.»eril>ed lands are re-
Sall*e Bryant, Noova Deadman, Edna questisl to tile their claims in this office Sheriff’s Sale for l»ellnquent Ta*e«
Fish, Vernie Houston, Amy Lenz, on or bef»»re saiil 16 day of Feb HIM
for the \car 190J.
E M Brattain. Register
Glenn Fountain. Lena Barnum, Ches­
seizure Of Manchuria. There is all ter DeLap, Alex Martin. Hazel Bur-
the difference that exists between riss, Edna Elliott, Willie Hurn. Edna
trading with a man at his store and
breik'.ttg Into the same store bv force Houston, Ruth Smith, Vincent
Republican in Politics, and devoted to the
ftmber. Ag/tiii'torsl Stott lf.8 WUb! tM*t«ms and seizing upon its contents. ' Eng-1 Yaden.
land and the United States are doing
5th and 6th grades- Oakte Boggs.
of the great Klatnatb County.
a legitimate business in the Yank Bliss Deadinvnd, Virgil DeLap, Cecil
tse Valley.
Russia is committing Fish, Edmund Gowen, Leo Houston,
Publishes «»erf thurwlay- by
burglary in Manchuria and attempt­
ing highway robbery in Corea. The John Hunsaker, Maud Jamison, Ar«
WESLEY O. SMITH, alleged
“rage and admiration” of the thur Leavitt. Marjarie McClure. Ma-
Russians exists only in the mind of bei Miller, Roxa Shive, Johnnie Sic-
ËtMfOÎt AN’D F ropkiktok .
the dispatch maker striving to give mens, Virgil Waggoner. Arthur Will-
artistic verisimilitude to a bald and
SUBSCRIPTION RATU
unconvincing statement. What the son, Carl Wright, Ethel White, Ivan
Owe year (in advance)................
<2 00 dispatch really amounts to is “feeler” E. Dennis, Kirk White, John Hagel­
sent out with the vain hope of stein. Earl Chase.
awakening in the British and Ameri-
3rd and 4th year—Glenn Beals,
THURSDAY.
JANUARY 28, 1904-
HEX MARTIN
Presideni.
"
Collections Attnnri cd
to Promotiy.
Invited.
Country Produce taken In exchange tor Goods
THE EXCELSIOR
Groceries, Dry Good,
Clothing, Burnishing
Boots and Shoes
IN
FACT
TI.MHKK LAND. AIT JI SK 3, 1878—
tue of a warrant issued out of Hie
I Count! Court of the State of Dreg,>n
Nolle« for Publication.
United States IJind Office laikeview. for the County of Klamath <si tbe
Or,Octolier 27, 1903. Notice i» hereby nth day of January, IwH. com­
Ntnplt*
o <»<! m
given that in compliance with the pn>- manding me to adiertiM' and
t'”’
viaiona of tbe act of jiine 3. 1878. entitl­ the pr.>|sTly of the delinquent la*
ed "An act for the sale of timber lands
paters tor and in tin' said County tor
1. F. DAVIES,
DAIRY,
O/VEGON
in the states of California. Oregon, Ne­
vada and Washington territory,
as ex­ llie tear 1902 as extended In tile di-
llnqiienf
column
on
tin'
••»*
"t
tended t*> all the public land states by
i.
act of August 4, 1892, llie lollowing per- KL1111.ith Count\ for slid n irors
anus have tiled in this office their sworn miii h of said property of said delin­
statements, to-wit—
quent ta\ pavers as may Is1 neeev»arv
Grace E wasson of 2904 jackson st. to satisfy the taxes eharged against
San Francisco, county <U San Franeiwo, said lax [layers for llie said year, to
state of Uaht. sworn statement No 2737 getlier with [s iialtb's, interest and
for the purchase of the r.-hnlf s»qr, w-
costs for ! lie cnlIts*! Inn of 1 he san»'.
halt Mlqr. SM IS 11> 3s ■ h I t ■
The following is a corr-cl Iran»-
Lama A Matwell of 2904 jaekson st.
Son Franei’co, county oi Sail Francisco, leript of tie delinquent property a*
state of Calif, sworn statement No 2738 shown In Hie delinquent column of
I for the purchase o( the x-lialf saqr, »»- the tax roll fur s.ml year. I'. h >2, asses­
'
qr
SKqr, «Kiir swqr, sec 8. tp 38 s n 13 r. sed io tile personswhose name« appear
The Chicago News is quite positive
| Helen 1. Thayer of Berkeley county of opposite eaeli desa riptlon .md as the
that the people of our island depend­
i Alameila state of Calif. sWorn statement
encies are slowly but surely yielding
I No 2739 for the purchase of the .~,.Jr sr- same are rwunkH on the tax loll for
to the benign 'influence of assimila­
qr, s hall suqr, Jtsqr swqr sec 8 tp 38 said year 1902. 1 will on the »III
tion. A Sulu lady has now sued a
1 day of February. 1904, at the hour of
a K 13 k
brominent Filipino gentleman for
Hattie A Hutchins of Central House to o’chs'k. a. in. of Kild day. at tin
breach of promise.
| county of Butte, state of Calif, sworn front door of the court houw In the
i statement No 2740 for the pnrel,a.«e of town of Klamath Falls. Oregon. In
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tbe K-liaif swqr, sttqr swqr, swq» ssqr, o'oedli-tK'i'to said warrant, expfor
. When we stop to consider that
si'C 14, tp 38 .’ K 12 K
there are 40.909.000 Japs and that
sale and sell at public auction t>> the
Farms, Stock Ranches £
Be»>-ie M lluteiiiits of Gridley county
»♦ery mother’s son of them considers
of mitte, state of Calif, sworn statement |iemon or persons win. offer to par
it the greatest of ail pleasures to be
Dry
Irrigated
‘•The curse of this country is free the grass is pulled up with the roots No 2741 for the purchase ot the s half the taxes, penalties. Interest and
able to die for the Mikado, Russia’s
costs and take a certificate at th"
swqr,
sKqr
swqr,
s»qr
aitqr,
sec
11
tp38
Lands,
Claims
job in the far east doesn’t so closely range.” declared William Hanley, of or not.
12 K
of interest for cash In
I , lowest rate
“Private ownership of land yields UK william
resemble a Sunday school picnic after Buffis, president of the rtewly forrticd
K McFarland of 72/ I. st. Sac­ hand, the following dcTltird real
the primal motive of this nation’s
and
sites
all.
Oregon Cattlegrowers’ Association progress. And instead of encourag­ ramento, county of Sacramento, state property asset forth m anal tax list.
of
Calif,
»worn
statement
No
2742
(or
l,ew
it:
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and one of the mo6t prominent cattle­ ing private ownership of range land, the purchase of the swpr sec 11 tp 38 s
and Bus
CHUSA S AW ARENINO
Beals. C C, N)S|, sec 24 tp
men of Eastern Oregon. “Tbe soon­ the government puts obstacles in the a 12 K
la r 7
95
chances
Clara E wardlaw of San rrancisco,1
tbe government goes out of this way: for a man Is not allowed to take
A French general, writing In a er
county of San rraneiseo state of Calif, Beals. Anna I‘, N JSj, we 24 tp
up
180
acres
unless
he
uses
the
land
free
grass
business
the
better.
I
’
m
County.
Paris review, throws some light on
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himself, and it’s a very rare man in­ sworn statement No 2743 for the pur­
I
tbe military awakening of China, not much of a something-for-notbing deed who can make a living that wav. chase of the k -half SKqr, swqr SKqr, hk - Bishop, W G. SW| see S" Ip
|
41 r7
qr Jtwqr, sec 10 tp 38 a k 12 K
aigna of which have appeared from man; never was, and hope never to
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The land should pass into the hands
Daisy N Merarland of Sacramento, Bishop.
time to time ever since tbe war with be.”
■w
>P
of
persons
who
can
use
it
to
best
ad
­
Mr.
Hanley
departed
last
night
for
county
of
Saeratin-nto.
state
ot
Calif,
Japan, and especially Rince the allies
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22.95
vantage
in
order
that
It
may
con
­
California.
He
said
the
time
is
past
sworn
statement
No
2744
for
the
pur
­
forced their way to Peking three years
25
tribute the highest possible revenue chase if tile w'jK1», sec 9, tp 38 s K Bishop,
ago without encountering serious op- when stockmen should rely on free to
tp
41
r
7
22.95
[
12
K
W
M
tbe public good.
But by these
Proprietor,
S«ition from the inert millions of winter range. He asserts that meth­
Buller< has. N(N'E|, XWjSEI
That they will offer proof
very restrictions tile government is
od
is
both
poor
and
cruel
business.
iddle Kingdom, says an exchange.
we
a
tp
11
r
»1,
SVV|SEi
•
that
the
land
sought
is
more
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
The principal reason for the mili­ He insists that tbe free range system holding back the growth of this coun­ | for its timber or stone than for agricul­
5 tp 41 r fl
7.15
tary weakness of China is found in is one of “favoritism, unfair privilege try. The government might just as tural purposes and to establish their Carmudy Ed. SE|, NjSW| sec
the closely related facts that the gov­ and rottenness.” The cure for tbe sensibly ordain that settlers must use claim to «aid land liefore C II' »ithrow.
(VPFV
II'Tse» boarded In d.iv, w< . k or u.ohtb.
12 t p 39 r 9
13.70 I
erning classes regard war as barba­ iniquity, as he views it, is private the ox-team instead of the railroad; U S Commissioner at Klamath rails, Or, Cline Thomas, N W| sec 8tp
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llitV
and tir.tin bought »nid s hi.
rism beneath their attention and that ownership or leasing of the ranges the one system is out-dated hardly on rriday the 12tli day of rel>, 1904
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less
than
the
other.
They name as witnesses: Grace E
where
their
sale
by
the
government
l
’
aHHongers
conveyed
lenii putì» ut Southern OfcfOd
tbe soldier occupies the krwest place
“Land that passes into private wasson, I.tiira A .Maxwell, Clara E Crouch FC. E<tf. NjNEj.SW’l
and
Northern
aliior
uia
at
(he very I omc M raies.
In the social scale, being regarded as is impracticable.
NE|, NW|SE| mc » tp 41
“The man who has tbe strongest ownership will contribute taxes to wardlaw, of San rianeisco, Cal. Helen
little better than tbe criminals from
r 7
I.
Thayer
Berkeley
Cal,
Hattie
A
Hutcli-
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whom, in fact, they are largely re­ pull, ” said he. “gets the free range the support of the government. Pay­ I iug of Central House, Cal. Bessie M Crowson F W, SW| acc 12 ’P
cruited. That tbe Chinese are admi­ and the man who hollers the loudest ment of taxes will compel tbe owners ' Hutchins of Gridley, Cal, william K Me-
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rable raw material for soldiers has has the strongest pull. Meanwhile, to turn the land to a profitable use. I Farland, Daisy N McFarland of Sacra­ Crowson (J W, N\V| see U IP
self-respecting
citizens
are
forced
to
Just
now
the
government
subsidizes
mento, (.'al.
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long been known; tbat they can be
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free land against private land and i Any and all [lersons claiming adverse­
trained to fight with courage and the outside, to make way for tbe fel­ compels
the private landowners to ly the aliove-descrilied lands ar»- request- I Drisco A T, SW| sec 30 ’P 40
lows
that
holler
and
have
the
pull.
steadiness under modern conditions
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»«1 to file their claim« in this office on or
was abundantly proved by the “Ever That’s how the sheep of the man pay the subsidy. The latter bear the liefore said 12lhday of reb, 1904.
»»sail F W. SIN W|. Lots 3
with
the
pull
in
Cascade
reserve
are
expense
of
protecting
property
and
Victorious army” organized and led
and 4, sec I tp 41 r 7
E. M. Brattain, Register.
22. 95
by “Chinese” Gordon a generation worth $1 a head more than tho6e of administering the law.”
Edsall John B, N\V| sec 1 fn
the
less
fortunate
brother,
CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.
Hanley
went
on
to
say
that
years ago. Now It appears tbat the
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“Meanwhile the less fortunate Senator Fulton’s opinions, recently ,
rulers of Cbina propose to utilize this
Mr. John II. Cullom, Editor of the Ferguson F>T, E4WJ arc 2 •P
brother
pays
taxes
which
the
other
enunciated
at
Washington
hit
the
I
abundant and admirable rnateiial and
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22. W.’»
iGarland, Texas, News has written a
are turning over the task of adminis­ man doesn’t in order to support a bullseye full in the center. The sen- i letter of congratulations to the man Flock Lizzie, E'sW|. NW).
government
which
gives
his
rival
free
ator
pointed
out
how
the
theoretical
tration, discipline and command to
NW|. NW| N W|, L>ts 5 and
the Japanese officers by whom they grass. Tbe brother has to buy his and practical aims of the govern-1 j ufacturera of Chamberlain’s Cough
». aec fl tp 41 t 5
26.97
Remedy
as
follows:
“
Sixteen
years
own
grass
out
of
his
picket
or
out
of
ment's
land
policy
are
at
variance.
'
were so recently humiliated.
ago when our first child was a baby Hanson O C A, SE| m <- 24 tp
bis
toil,
and
he
finds
the
government,
Free
land.
Mr.
Hanley
characterizes
, All tbe great viceroys are interest­
22.!t.'>
he was subject to croupy s|»-lls affdi 32 r 74
\ •
ing themselves In the military new to which he pays taxes, aiding to his as sentimental claptrap.
I we would be very uneasy about him. Hoover Marv, Lots 1, », 7 apri
detriment
the
other
fellow
who
does
The
plan
now
proposed
of
allowing
birth of their country, and to supply
8
aec
7
t
p
4
1
r
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counties to administer public lands We began using Chambejlain'a Cough
a force of officers the tradition of cen­ not pay taxes.
E. l/>ts 3 and 4*eel2
“Gifford Pinchot sees that tbe free within their boundaries, under the Remedy in 1887, and finding it such IngalsC
turies have been thrown to the winds
tp 37 r 8. W4SE| swj, Lots
a reliable remedy for colds and croup,
range
should
be
abolished.
I
have
approval
of
the
Interior
Department.
and the sons of the noblest families
3 and 4, see 7 tp 37 r 9
13.3» i
are being trained for war. Moreover lived a good many years in the range Mr. Hanley approves and says both we have never been without it in tbe| Meint vre Win M. SEI see 1 tn
house
since
that
time.
We
have
five
country
and
I
pride
myself
on
seeing
cattlemen
and
sheepmen
agree
upon
It has been decreed that volunteers
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i children and have given it to all of
Shall be able to read and write, and tbe problem quite clearly. The gov­ its expediency.
McLanghlln Marv I. NW|-
them
with
good
results.
One
gixxl
ernment
should
sell
its
ranges
to
Mr.
Hanley
denies
that
sale
of
pub
­
ho criminals or opium smokers will
NWI-SJNWF
NjsW|,
Lots
be recruited; a startling innovation, highest bidders, if you please, and lic range would enable land barons feature of tills remedy is that it is
1, .1, 3. 4 and 5. see 31 tp 39
sinee formerly tbe army was taken should lease to highest bidders graz­ to gobble up grazing areas. He says not dlsiigrecable to take and our
r7. E| NEI, SEINE!, SEI
ing lands in reserves. That’s tbe he can’t see that any such danger im-1 babies really like it. Another is tliaf
from the dregs of tbe population.
see 3« t p 39 r »
The fact has been brought home way to protect the grass, since if a pends over private ownership of it is not dangerous, and there is no M- f.auglilin May O, NW) m - 94.05
Phone. Mam 193
man
puts
his
money
into
land
he
’
s
risk
from
giving
an
overdose.
I
con
­
ranges
any
more
than
private
owner
­
to China tbat if she is to maintain
12 tp 33 r 7|
ship
of
any
other
property.
—
Oregon-
’
going
to
take
care
of
it;
otherwise
it
gratulate
you
upon
the
success
of
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her place among nations sbe will have
your remedy." For sale by C. C. Moore Chas II, N|N| see 10
to fight for it, and fight in the mod­ makes no difference to him whether ian.
tp 41 r 7
Cbitworx).
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ern fashion.
The awakening has
Norris T R, NEqi see 12
'P
can
public
a
sentiment
in
favor
of
the
come. What this means to China
Hazel Goeller, Harry Galerneau,
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and the rest of tbe worlk is a source dismemberment of the Chinese Em­ Ralph Hurn, Louis Wampler, Inez
Pilz I’ A, E|N|->|rsec 20 tp 39
of Interesting rather than profitable pire, whose integrity Russia has so Elliott, Freddie Clift, Vera Houston
r 15, SjNWqr see 21 • p 39
often and so solemnly guaranteed—a
speculation.
r 15
Afrs, F. J. Offield, Prop.
14.91
bint that in return for a free band in Greta McMillan, James Sigler, Don-
Ramsey C O, SWqr see. 31 tp
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Manchuria and Corea the St. Peters­ aid Worden, Octavia Arnett, Lola
O'- ■O--O'»" «
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burg government will allow England Deadmond, Samuel Varner, Loyd
RUSSIA A CHEEKY THIEF.
the
week or Rueb Mrs L A, SWqrSWqr
to annex the Yang-tse Valley.
Wilson, Ruth White.
see 5 tp 33 r 7|, S95|rSE'ir
Russia is a “cheeky” IMefl Hav­
One of the great metropolitan
sec<ltp33r7|, NEqrNEur
1st and 2nd grades—Edna Bate-
ing
broken
into
the
house
and
pocket
­
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dailies, a paper noted for its conserv­
*-•<• 7 tp.33r7|, NWqrNW.r
man,
Sadie
Jones,
Clarence
Bateman,
ed
the
Manchurian
teaspoons
she
says
ativeness, facetiously remarks tbat
WC s 1 p 33 r 7|
1
table
is
furnished
the Russian government needs a new to PoBeeman England, “You go and Theo Moore, Sears Hazen, Charles
Sears
Z.SINWqr, Lots3ari(|
Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P P- P-
iress agent. Tbe inspired dispatches prig the Vang-tse teapot and say Lenz, Floyd McMillan, Loris Clift,
the
4 sec u tp 41 r 7
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tent out from St. Petersburg under nothing,” Having laid hands on the Leon Boggs. Kittle Lewis, Gertrude
Stewart Ä Ramsey, fx.ts 4 and
-he guise of news presupposes a de- Corean cake basket she confines her
5 in I toten
A4
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'ree of mental vacuity on the part of discussions to the question whether Beals, Aileen Davis, Clyde Farrar,
i
Walker Louis, NWqr see 4 fr,
he people of foreign nations which sbe shall he allowed U> walk away Paul Wampler, Roy Biehn, Tommy
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1
The trade of the traveling public
PASSENQfiR, EXPRI-SS AND PAST FREIGHT LlNd
eally does not exist. The recent with it or not, and treats any sugges­ Arnett.
Will John II, SWqr sec 13 tn 22.95
is solicited.
tion
from
Japan
that
she
be
allowed
ispatcb which stated that England
I
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LI’AVU KLAMATH I’AI.I 5 7 A. M
-as taking advantage of tbe fact that to keep the spoons if she will take
SKEEN-niLLER.
Wixxl Wm J. E4SE<;r, EjNE-
ussla had her attention draws to her hands off the e»he bosket as the
Office:
Mammoth
.Stables, Largest jrnd Moe* OsittnHIy Loe*1*1,
Notice of the Sale of Unaurveyed
qr sec 2 tp 41 r 7
W*.. L’l
anchurian and Corean affairs to height of impertinence.
Mr. William Skeen and Mrs. Belle
Williams J A, SWqr m - c 31 fn
Swamp Lands.
conveyed
||
at
rate«.
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*
make her own Manchuria in the
Miller were married at the home of ' Notice h hereby given that the Htnte I juk I
Bonrd will r<‘C”iv'-
bhlu until 2 o'clock Wright John A, NWqr see "5 22.95
ank-tse Valley” and that “ all Rus
the
bride
in
this
city
on
Tuesday
eve
­
. o. in., on .March M, HKM, for the piirchMKc of the
KLAMATH* ÄDARE »5787.
ms are filled with rage and admira-
ning by Justice S. C. Graves. A nurn- following deiKtribed unntirvey <1 uwamp I hik I m ,
tp 40 r 7
22.95
.
>ri—admiration at Great Britain’s
berof Intimate friends were present. | to-wh
101.
Wliaf would be the Went half of Section 3 af H Young Earl, NJSWqr, SFur
R. W. MARPLH, Proprietor
ill in Improving the opportunity, Of the 5 Per Cent Lend Seles Fund
nlj of flection« 4, 5, 6, 7 and IM in Township
NWqr. NEqrSWqmei; 21) I,,
The
groom
is
a
well
known
stock-
To
Be
Used
For
Public
Road
.
hlrtjr
tlv
Mouth,
Runge
Mcvcn
and
oitc-bnlf
d rage tbat Kuetda is so busy else-
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man of Klamath county and the E h - i of Willamette Meridian if the United
Building.
sere that she cannot forbid her”—
bride is the widow of the late John If. Mtatej- Murrey adjacent thereto wa« extends I
FMward B M, SEq, see 30 t p 11.35 TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE ¡1, IH7H. -
All bld- iniiHt be accorn vanled by hii applica-
ist have been penned by some
Oregon will have from tbe proceeds Miller and has been a resident of tlon
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1
and affidavit to purchase in accordance
NOTICE FOR I’UBI.ICATION .
nister who has little conception of of the land sales, $90,135 to use for Klamath Falls for a number of years. with flection 3302 of BeDInger and Cotton’«
All of tlie herein di-scribetl |lr
fun.-.I
|.n,„| om,.,,
or„F„„
Code
and
Mirvey
and
declaration
hi
provided
L difficulty of fooling all tbe people
Uuu.ry
IS. iw,( Noll, mi , i„.r. I„
being
m
Klainath
Countv.
Oiet
by Het ■non . F' and by ca«h or check for full
building
public
roads
In
1904.
This
Mr.
Win.
S.
(
ran»-,
of
California,
Ill «.OMpImiK i- with llo, provlaioi,. nl 10.- X.-i
’n some of the time.
Amount offeied.
O*t for advertising will |M.
I
Ot Jun«», njfs,«ntltle.l .An . (or ih<- ««I.-,,t
/he extension of British trade in amount is five per cent of the pro­ Md., suffered for years from rheuma­ No bld for leM than fi.00 per acre will la* to alsive anmiints before «etili
titnhrr l«nrt. Ill til. Ht.i,.
. „ hi ,,, „ „
considered
.
I Ynnk-tae Valley and the patrnll- ceeds of the sale of public land In Or­ tism and lumbago. He wm finally The right to reject any and all bid« in re- penali v and Interest n, rtale
«‘'ii. N wh 'I s hih I W«,i,i,,|(ton r«rrHorv n- .
I«li<l«<l i<> «11 ft,,. p,|hn,.
. I
,
’or that stream bv small British egon and is given the state by the
vting m< jmit-.j in
,. I|(
'>( A..WU-I 4, IW4. Ill...... .
,K |„ ,
Applb
at
Ion-and
bid*
-houid
ho
addrcw,d
to
advised
txt
try
Chamberlain's
Pain
An ertcan gunboats to keep the
G. G Pro,, n, <;|. rk fltat,® Laid Board, Hal-qn,
Dai. d at Klaniat ti f- <|| m
Mj-rtl.. E Hr,,......
l ». '
'
wr my clear of Dirates cannot be federal government for the purpose Balm, which he did and it effected a Oro'fofi, and marked ''Application and bid to thia .thday of ,|HI|II irv.
».««<-, « iaic o| Onynii. . ro ,
...... s
purchase
C
’
nuurveyed
Hwanip
Land«/*
Mtl
i' ' lor li>- I....i i «. i 11
.
’....... ’ .
■ ti ir-d, even by the most perverted of building roads. The secretary of complete cure.
I ,r sale bv C. C.
II«|N t>
H, 117 E W J .
.
i l. It- I-
bheriff of KUmtii*/?1’
J|
i a paral.'el ca-v. to the state
i
has made the apportionment b Chitwood
Kl.lon M loao . ii of . ....................... •
H ak j -
of
Las*. Bist, M Or. .1
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a complete ¿¡nd up to date Uncut
O
m. o. snrrca
KEHmjïÜS FJÎEES, ORCeon.
JKXJ4CKS FREE RJUlflE POCKY.
President hanky of tbe Oregon Cattlegrowers
Association Gives Bis Uiews on
Free Range*
Rewe escoce
-
an d
Cimbcr
Fogging
City property
­
iness
in Klam­
ath
EXCI IAX( ; e
STABLES
VV. W. HAZEN,
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
VEST 0IÖS stables
Jas. Si ,1er, Prop’r
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stablest
Teams with or without Drivers
Riverside Hotel.
WESTERN ETAGE co.
Daily-by DayHght-betwecn
Board by
day,
month.
The
with
the best that
market
can supply.
Klamath Fallsand Pokegama
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
Travelers
to a points
care given to atock.
Tolcphono
reiMonable
Best