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Itopettic.n I» rullile». *n<1 Usvotte u> ths Vítate», As - lesi tursi > Sugli «n4 Wool teurem W ili» tÌM< « K»«"1 ’>«<uy PwlMAcAtvsry Thursday hy W esley o . smith » 0-0-0--0-0-0 0-0-0 OOO-O-OO 0-00 O-O-O-O-O-O p OFFERED GOOD KLAMATH LANDS PRICE FOR TIMBER KlItU'llVN find Towll > 1» 1«? O I» 1£ IV *r Y > THVRHDÀY. JULY 21, 1904 WILL •WILD TUB CANAL. When you are out o' a position or when business 14 dull. It’s like finding money to come to OUR BANK AND UET IT. U'e do all in our power to make It convenient for client.«. We accommodate our depositors in every way CiMtAlslcnl with sate banking. COST in other sections äs Will HOLD UNTIL JAN. I, 1905. HIGH ÄS $30 ÄN ACRE. FOR $3000. jtorroa a?»» PkmVaiatua. *9 OÒ It's Like Finding Money T X Govemmert Temporarily With Members ot Albany Timber Pool draws 150,000 Acrfes of land Refuse $2000 per Quarter in Southern Oregon and Section for Timber Land Northern California. in Klamath, Lake, and Crook counties. One hundred and fifty thousand acre! JOHN T. KING, MERRILL - - OREGON 00-00-000-0-00-00 00-0 vhantbeilaln’a Colic, Cholera snj Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy is certain to I h * n<*i<*le.i in almost every home before the summer is over. It van al wavs la* depended upon even in the moat severe ami «lau- gérons cases. It is especially valuable for summer disorders in children. It is pleasant to take and never fails to give prompt relief. Why not buy it nowT It may save life. For sale by C. V. Chitwood. If you h:i\ v not opened an aeeount with us', why not do it nt once. DO IT NOW-TO-DAY. Klamath County Bank. Klamath Falls, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. Highest market price paid for chick , on» at th« t'eiitial restaurant. IVantcd To sell jt>» tons of hay in livid , also Vrvw to cut and slack on eolir tract. Addresa, Ralstetl <« Co, lauigcll i Valley, Ore. Foa S mk The Klamath II oiine A first class 30 room hotel, all furnished, tloaxl building, part stone. Barn, stone cellar, bl»< K-tmth shop and opt build ings. also a good garden. Well e«ti.b lUhed trade in a town when* Hotel ac commodations an* already overta»<**l. Klamath Falls will double Its |*opulati<>n ■luring lhe next vear. Good reasons for selling. For |*artieulars write or call on the Klamath House. Klamath Falta. Or. FOR SALE Slock mill fruit ranch | comprising 3fl0 acre», with plenty of i outside range, II as a tine orchard ' and garden and gimd spring water which can be used for irrigating. All my cattle, horses and farm Imple ments will lie sold with place. It will pay you to write me. W. It. Coi-KLANtl, 5-1*» Lorvlla. Klamath Co., Or. C. N. Hawkink, President oi the Kla- of land, lying In California «nd Oregon, Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Two thousand dollars csch ’» the price matli Canal Co., and W. C. Brigg», ene have been leniporarily withdrawn from which hita l>evn offered by timber buyer» bl the rodipany which recently pUrchas- 'entry by the Secretary of the Interior, to about !50 people holding claim» in W the filisi! tràci, Arrived in the city pending investigation by lhe Govern Northern Klamath, Lake aud Southern ^e^terday from Holluler, California, and ment engineer». The land affected in Crook countie». ‘ Klamath coutitv is located in Towu»hip» will remain here sohie time. Mr. Haw The most of the timber is owned by kins, when asked by a representative of .18 and 39. Kangvs 14 and IS, which are of Tp. 40, K. .Ubary penpie, and comprisesa compact the Barcauctw. what effect the propos south of Bly, and the E group of tine yellow pine claim», which ed scheme of the Government would 6 ; fractional Tp. 41, R. fi; S S Tp. St', were located about two years ago. Last Nutkc for I’uhfkatiun. have on the Irrigation project of their R. 7, and N S, of Tp. 40. R 8. The Tall the owner» formed a combination latter lies oh either side of the klamath Land Of Hee at Lakeview, t'regon ©ooipany, stateli that he did not believe kuown a, the Albauv Timber Pool, ami JUh ?». l’MM It w»« the intention of the Government i River, from a few mile* this side of Keno. Notice I* hervtyr elven that the following agreed to hold their claim» together un named .«elder hk*» filed nolb c oi hi» Intenlhut io interfere with private enterprise. He to the California line. This is moetly to make final proof in support o( hl« vlnim. til Jau 1, 1IN5 for a price of each. ami lhal »aid proof will be made hgiorw (»vergt •aid: “Olir oonpany has entered into a swamp land, with a little timber land. A Vote wa* taken on the offer of |SMk>, ChaMa n. C<*. Clerk u( Klamath Co . Or . at Contract with the people tile Klamath Practically the l^et land in the district Klamath Fall*. Or . on Augu<t .V, I'AH. via: but failed to get a two-third» vote of I Oi l> PF W XI KIUI Basin on a straight business proposition, being investigated is owned by private IN FACT Hd No. KM. for the lotwhand . of M<««il those interested. parties, and the »ucee«» of the project 1 eta 11 and U See 2 Tp i • B ft II B W M fend we intendete Uve np to our contrast. The tract include» the beat of the He name» the foHow ng wltuvn*r» to prove We are perfectly able and willing to till rvt Mitirehr with tire laml owner», hit ebnttnuoua rvaidvuee upon and cultivation a complete and up to date Une of fmild the own al. ami the work on the on the provision, however, that it is timber in that section of the state, amt of said land, via : J H Short, ot Oiene. Or aud C I* lliipu, C. .M. Gradnrr, C. I’. Kr»ter. ot funnel ta progreesing rapidly. Of course found feaaible. and that the ippropria- it is believed that the price agreed upon Redfield, Or cant* secured. At present negotiation» J, N Watson. Register. Staple (1 o < h 1 n if we had come here simply with a lion is not used for the Malheur or are »till pending between members of scheme to tie up the farmers, we might ' Umatilla projects. tiie pool and the timber buyers, the lat TIMBER L\NI\ %CT JI NK V ItTM NOTIC E |30 PKB ACRR. DAIRY. OREGON I. F. DAVIES, be «Me to sell cut to the Government at FOR PI’RI It ATION. Investigation of the Malheur project ter endeavouring to pick up a» many ri. Cutted State« Land Office, a profit, but that is not the way we do lakwtew. Orvgun. JuneX. twe claims outside of the pool in thatilciultV ¿uainSM. fake tbk Klamath Basin, by Government engineer» is alsjut com Notice 1« her lu giv.-n that in compliance for 11000 each. with the t‘rt»vi»fon* of the act »»f Congress of Alkali, I Angel I and Poe valleys, they are pleted, snd shows that this project is June 1. laTfl. entitled An act tor th«’ «ale «»f timber land« in the Alate« of California, Ore all connected and form one system. It entirely feasible, and that about 100.000 gon, Nevada an I Wa*hmgt«»n T« rHtcrv " as pounds, and has not materially increas scree of fertile laud can be irrigated at a b*a l>een our intention from the start to extended lo all the Public Land Stat« « by a« t Ang»»«t 4 1*”*’ .t ’hn IHwni'llr of 444 Irving Lured of Chronic Diarrhoea After leu fun a canal from the Vpper Klamath cost, approximately, of *30 ;er acre. So ed this year un account cl the decrease of St. Portland. e«»unlv of Multnomah, State ol Near» of Suffering. Like and cover all the land j*>s»ible much of the tract that can be irrigated of range. So much of the land bài re Oregon, ha« !hi’ lay flled in this ofllcr h'» «worn statement No .>*11. f»»r the purcha«wt of hem that source, and then establish a by this project has already l>een »ettled cently been put under cultivation that the ..f \W‘4 d<K‘v *4K\ of NU\ “I wish to aav a few words in praiwe and np 4 oisw 4 Sec 4 Tp 41 s R 13 K M. XVM-rvoir site some where in iAngell upbn tliat not enough vacant public nearly half of the Klamath County sheep and will ofl« r p«»»oi lo «how that the land of Cham twr lai n’• Colic, Cholera an I are now wintered in California. Valley »nd irrigate the remaining land land remains to justify the Government ; •onghl Is more valuable for It« limber or »ton* than for agricultural purpose«, and to »*-«’at»- Piarrlbteui Remedy,” «av Mr». Mattie from there. We do not believe that the in undertaking this unless the present 1 ii -h h'«cU n to «< I land before Geo T Bald Burge, of Martinsville, Vs ••! miff« rr.l GOVERNMENT WORK. win. Co Judge ot fflartath CT Or. al Klamath verument can afford to, or that the ' Owners of land deeire to share the Iwne Falls Ct *t rrhlay. the leth da/ of August. from chronic diarrhoea for ten yeflra nle are willing to pay the expense of, fits and will bear their share of the cost Three Surveying Parties Already IfMM Hr name« a» witnesses: r H Shannon. Ar»’hir John»ton James Hoyle, W O Smith, all •nd during that time tried various met- ig them put in a system to irrigate of the work. There is considerable the Field- Headquarters at Klam of Klamath Fall«. Oregon. irintM <lthoiit obtaining anv permanent Any and all person» claiming advereelj the a small portion of this land, as it can be grumbling among the farmers over the ath Falls. abovi-drscribfe’d land» are rcs|u«*«tr*l I fll* relief. Last summer one of tnv children ~ ' coel of irrigation. While some admit tbelr claim* tn tbiiofftceon or (Adore «ant lfth done ¡cheaj«*r snd morí asti«!actorilv was taken with cholera morbus, and I day ui August, PAM. J. N. Watm»a. Hvgi«ler Mr. T. H. Humphrey, the engineer in I that the increased yield will justify the fender one sy»tere.*’ procured a la*ttle of this remedy. Onlt I charge of the government work in this . expense, others doubt it. two doees were required to give her en SLM.TONS. section, hu c»t*bli*he<i headquarters at , 80 RESKRVortt SIT». \ ' tire relief. | then decided to try the SAME LAWS. Intestigslion ol the C'matllla project the Ewauna House iu this city. He j > Tn the Circuit C»»nrt of the State of Oregon, medicine myself, and did not use a’l <d County of Klamath has not yet solved the reservoir problem. has been busy the |>ast week buying for I tfie F cletnenn, Plaintiff. ♦« Ora M. Clemen«, one IxHtle before I wa« well and 1 have A No suitable location has been found horse», wagons ami other equipment. ; \ Defeudant io ora M i leuieo«, the atiove named Ih-fen never since breh troubled with that where water can be Mfelv stored, for the He states that they now have threw sur- «potted Fawn—Cloowf at all time». In the name of the *»ta»e of Oregon • You are Complaint. One cannot say too much soil throughout that region appears to . veying parties in the field and will put hereby required u> appear and an«wer the in favor of that wonderful medicine." Antelope, Buck Deer, Moose, Mountain be loose and Mndy and will not hold out at least another crew. Mr. Hum compfiglnt filed «gglnvi von In the above enti sólo by tled suit on or before the *25th day of Auguat. This remedy is tor Mie by C. C. Chit Bheep (except in the Counties ot Grant. i nhrey told the RaxcaiJeax that they water. It may be necessary to aban A l> 19IU. that being the !a*’ dav of the Him* wood. Harney, Malheur and Baker >—Closed pre«crlbfeMl in the order for put*Heat tow of this don this project, lecause of the would put in gauging stations, evapo summon», the nrwt publication thereof b» .ng BALDWIN, THE HARDWARE MAN from Novemlier I ot each year to July . • i ■ Notici for 1‘ublkatloS inability to secure a dam site; but there rating pans and rain guages, with the 16 of the lollow ing year. to a;>|>ear aud answer, for want thereof the object of determining the leaaibility of plain: ff uill apply t<> the Court for the relief is yet hope of ultimate success. fjknd Office at f-akrv'rw nyrgun Female Deer—Closed from Sovem1>er prayed for In tda ntiff’« comp aim herein, to. July H t«M In regard to the Klamath proposition, establishing one vast irrlgntion project wit rOr a decree of C*»url d wiving tue notice ta hereby given that the following i of fcach year to August 15 of the follow in Klamath Basin to cover one-half, b»»nd« of ma’fimony existing h. tw-en plain- uam^.f seller ha« flh’d notice pf hi» |ntent«on [ the “ vregoman Oregonian" has the lollowing: following: * tiff and defendant aud f r such other and fur ing year. tt» i ták ri na I pro«f »*> «npps r* <H hi» ‘Igln» and "The engineer» jf the reclamation ser-' million acres. ! j ther relief aa to the Court may accru just and that «aid pr<*of will I»«* ma<’s beforv Gworge T In the Counties of Grant, Harney. Baldwin. Co judge of Klamath <‘o . Orr at In regard to the reegnt withdrawal he < equitable I vice are turning their attention to the Tht* summon« to «erred bv publication Kl«rnatb Fall*. Ore., on the27th day of August, Malheur and Baker—Deer and Antelope via : new irrigation project in Oregon anil stated that it was only temporary for i thereof in the Ki « wath Rrrcax.u aw a weekly Hoeed from October 16 of each year to CHARI FM n W|| Mr»W publt«. ed at Klamath Fall«. Ore J newspaper .California, which contemplates the re the purpose of making an investigation. gon. by order of lion. Geo. T Baldwin. County Hd so T.wt, b.r »he W of g R qr M g T Octohar 1 ot the lollowing year. <»f K latnath County. Oregon the date ol * ar W F qr OÍ M W qr -e, MT1 K’ « K IO K ' clamation of 200,000 acres ol land, south-1 The reserve lueutiuued in another aril- (Judge ; lb« order »*• ms.lv aud enirre«! tn thl» «'ill be Ke líame» th« foBoWltlg wltnv*«rs tu pro*. V Night hunting and use of doge in | west of Klamath Falta. Aa a result of a | cle in thia paper will be know n as 1st ing the 13th day nl July. t«H. wh.rh order re I ht> ront’nnnua * <o-1. n< M n*w«n and • ••l»»va’'<»« quires that feummon« in th'« -nit he pubTtahed of »ai t laud, vi«: r A Raila, ol Mmlll, Orr . knating Deer, Antelope or Moose are » I ..... ........ .......... i hasty preliminary examination. Uie Bee- i class, and is for reservoir sites. A noth- ,_ We keep the finest for a 1 wrn>I of nut leo than »lx coufevcut.be Frank <»rrybo» >, ol V.-rrlil, ..rr . Guy M. rrill, Rins furnished prohibited within the state at all times. _________ from ____ 4at»of «»'ft __.‘l nrdef Imia.■Iiately O. Mrr'iil ora. and M K Hutell^h. <4 retary of tbe Interior temporarily with- ' er withdrawal, known as Snd class wilI , ___ 1_______ F H. Miu.«. Attorney for Plal&Uff. Klan nth Fall», ore . Limit—Five fteer In any one open lot of horses in the with or without | drew from entry 150,000 in Oregon, lying include gov> rnment land affected by the j w Watson Rrgl»ter season. •long tbe Klamath River. |and 50,000 irrigation project »nd will be subject to Notice for Publication. Elk—Closed until September Iff. 1W7. country. drivers Contest Notice. seres adjoining in California. Two en entry. then closed between October 15 of each Land ««flic«« at Lakeview, orc. n*r*rt-n»ni of the Interior, United State, gineers, with a field foree, hive been ■ Mr. Lippeficott is exported to retnrn l4ktl jwii 14. i * m 1 oft!«»*. LAkHTle«. (irrgon. Jun» JW. year and September 16 of the foilowing Wollce 1« hereby It I ven that ihr follow Ing sent to this locality to further examine soon in company with Chief Engineer A Rufflcteol <*nnir«t affldg-it having ft!»* ! <M*ttl»*r La« flt« d nolle« of hl« ini« utlon I ( , t»» namr>i ■ F«»r- ... the proj**ct and determine itsue.irability A. P. Davis. make Ana! in anp|Mirt of hl» claim, and agMinfft Frrd Flock fntrv No. 3IÄ2. made jm p Limit—One Eii daring each open 1 that iriif nr r w II to* to*'nrr «}< i f’ha* lembcr 25. 19»» I. lor fx»t« 1. 2. Ä. 4. 5 and W. arr- •nd feasibility. ’ • r » “f K la»n »i 1» < Al KlMRAth Change in lieturn Envelope».. tlnn 9. tow nthlp 4f» H, range K h W M. I>v Fre i eea-on. Fall», on*, on ’ !»•- 27ih «lav of Vir i»t. I>>4. vit *‘Xot much is yet known of thta pro I Fl-wk. rontrfeitte, in which It I« alleged that It la unlawful to sell or fiate fn pos • H AIU.M M iRTh *t I land I« now. and war nt the tit- •• The local pnstoftice lias been notified . b»>n»« posed work, but it is assumed the en Hd So, ’ly tor (be Lol» !A. 11 and 12 of Hcc V T|» ’«tcad * rn»rv • •« * _ ma-l ? bv «aid F.nirvman session for sale, any elk meat st an v time. | f m gineers contemplate storing the waters that the issue of stamped envelopes' and wa« «n the I2ih <!av of March, I***’ «wamp Hr nam**» (hr followlnff wltnraar» to f>r»»vc It is unlawful at any time to hunt, . a. . . . _ . . ana overflowed overnowe,: nn*l n.tw and and was waa hi» corn inn >(>« ! and ’and an.j and 1« I« not not now rrs »1»*nr»* upon and cultivation of the Klamath River in one or more re tiesrinK the printed return cflrd ba« not nn either of «Aid »tat*«. **r»ealtar*l land; pursue, take, kill, injure, destroy or have aid i ■ a ft. B. Vaughan, 9 m i • « • r been change-l and the follow ing are the »• ’ »» ,h “ ,h * ?'. n ^ •>' re. i.ma- servoirs, for the irrigation of the valley jam«*« Emerv. end Jeff a<rkpatrlck. all of B : lion. etc. an«l »hat «al«l hotne«i*ari entry of in poaeeoaion any Deer, Elk, Moose, rule® : I Fred Finck be canceled and forfeit»*«! to the V. Furl alaioalh, ora. lands along the Klamath River. If this J. n WalM>n. Rrglfttar. j M and t»ic till • to -aid laud »>• <1<«clared t.» Mountain bheep or Spotted Fawn, for P ost Oyrtcg DrPARTMKs /, hav i.««4'd from th I’ H to the Rrate of Or«*- TIMBER LA<H A< F Jf NF t l«7M NOTH i the purpose of obtaining the akin, bide, project proves available, and the farmers The issue of stamped envelojie» bear- son, .aid partte» are hereby notlfted to a|»f»enr. FOR ITRf.K ATION horns, ham« or other flesh of snch of Malheur County fail to avail them ing the "printed" return card, for gen , rerj>ond and offer evidence touching «aid alley t’ntted Mtat»*« Lan«l Offlrr. ration at 10 o’clock a m on August l»rh 1**4. selves of the Government’s proposition, animals, for the purpose ot .Mie, barter, before Geo T. Baldwin. <*»»untr Jtidg«* of Klan.- Lak«-virw, Oragon. June Zi, 1904. the money allotted for the Malheur pro eral office sale», has l*en ilisc'intinned. ath <’n at Klamath Fall«. OfgofL f«nd that Not'ce |a hereby given that In compliance exchange or trade, except upon permis The “printed” caid consisted of a re flual hearing will b<* held at lu <> ri»»Ak a m. with ijt«* proy'aion» of the art of Julie 1. 1x7», sion from the State Game or Forestry ject may be spent in Southern Oregon quest to return, with two blank lines on • on liiguat 27 1*1)4 before) th«* Rrg»«t«-r an»l '•I’tti. d \n rr*t tor the «ah* of timber lat|d« In ; W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, Receiver at the United Htate Land office In thr hfatr» of « alifornta, Oregon, Nrta.lr an t and Northern California, unless the warden. Lakeview . Oregon. Wa«hin<t«in I»-rritory.** a* •*xt»*n«lr»| to all lhe which to write the retnrn address, thus : The «aid contestant haqlng. In a proper affi Fl l»li< l.ai -l Slat»-« by a» t <»f Auffimt 4, l>* J.’. tl.r Silver Grey Squirrel—Closed from Vmatilla project in the meantime meets EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. davit, fl»ed June 2M. 1*M. «el forth faer» which following i-'rwou» have thi» day filrsl in thfw , After........... days, return to tbe requirements. It is expected that ' «h»»w that after do»* diligence personal aer- January 1 to October 1 of each year. ■ fti- 1.« . r -u <»rn •• at<-tn»*nt'. ’»> w if . kfelnA I hy the close of the season enough will be I vice of thi« notice cannot to* m<uf»'. It t« l»er»*by o Merrill»« w, of Mtoaon, county of M.«klp»u, i ordered and dlrocie«1 that «uch notice be giv n<>rs<*s Ixuirtlftl by <luy, week or mouth»* »late of California, «worn «talrinrnt No jm *'» tnowii of *Se Klamath project to deter en by dive and propel i»nLII« at|on. for I hr p«trri>a«e »»f lb»- WE'. NK'., F.‘t MF t J. N. Wat«on, Register. This chenpe does not "pply to plain, Ilav ana lirain bought and sold. • nd \ V «, HF.’,. M»-c 11 Tp 37 fl K 1» F Hrrn’<< mine whether it is one wr-lFy of COli- A LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS. C. C. Bojrder, Receiver kviiia. «»I n la »on. conuly of Hi»kiFou, «fate' special-request, or office request stamp Passengers <*onv<*yed to all pnrtk rtf Sdrithorn Oregon* struction by tbe Government.” " ' « ' a •* ■ • r. - • a ■ i • ' ’•■ - * purcha«r of th«* N’S NF'4 ‘•W. .K1 .aisdsfl' To the editor Ki.AnaTw XtmtnS ed envel<>|*s which will still continue to MT JC\*F < 1<A NfTTJCK NW t. M-< H Tp .1? M It n r. *hal th«) wiiY. and Northern .i lifornia at tin* very lowest rate«. St. Ixtuie, Mo., July 14, 1904. lie issued on postmasters’ requisitions. TIMHFR LAND offer prG<»f to »how that the land ao.iich i» j FOR Pttftl ICAT1ON in«».«- valuable fur It« timber or «tone than lor ‘ Sir,—Holly and I paid another visit to Cuited Ríate» Lami Office« Those postmasters who have Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel axricuhurai purpo«»*« an»! tn rvlablfeh lh<*lr I^krvlew, Oregon, June IM, the Oregon building, an.i eonsMer the “printed” envelopes in stock will con 5of'’te fl hereby given that In rnmpllanee claim t«» »« k J lai.d before tie«» T Baldwin. • •». jud«r of Klamaih < uutily, at bl« olfirr in Kia Linkville. Phone Main 14 display of fruit, etc, second to none that ■ tinue to sell them; they must not be wPh th** provision« of an act pt Congr*-»« «,( inaih Fall», on Tl»ur»day. tin !Ath day of Hrp I June 3. I«?«, entitled An a«t for th** »aloof lte>4 Th« v nam. a» witn»*»»«*»; M we have seen, although I could not help returned to the Department for credit tirnlser land« In the H’afca of California Ore t»-ii»to*r. Bartholomew, Bernice Mackville, Air fia M gon. N»*va«la and Washington Terr Itory but notice that we have bigger and nicer I Mrrnthew, Koto*rI l.utr of K i » m » ii . f'abfurnla unless damaged. extendril to all ihr public land «tate» by art and < II KrickMtn of l*rin« vll|r, f)r» K"n. apple» right in Klamath County than I In place of the “printed" envelopes, of August 4. H92 John U Ander«on of Dairy, Aliy afid all |H*r»on» claiming a‘H.*iM*.y th»* , í ■ 4 44444444444444444444444 X of Klaruath, Frate of Oregon, has tbia ab<»vr-d« »crlborl landa art req m n ,< see here. Everybody who taker a peep office-request slarri|>»l enVilopct will lie County aav nieei in ini* «lav flled thia «*ni<*e office ni« hi« «worn sworn atatanient p-». No. their claim* in tT'to nlm«* on or to*fore »aid ' 4 for the ptirrha— <»f th»* N» NF. . at the Oregon display likes »nd praises Lob day oi to.* pie in tor, HMM. issued bearing a request to return, 3Rwi SE1 .ME Her 15. Tp 37 M, K 11 K. W M and will t J.N. Watwon, R«*gi«trr* it. Wa spent one whole afternoon there; blank lines for the name of the writer, offer proof fo «how that the fen-l nought In more valuable for Ila timber or »ton«» than for , The Crook County Journal says that, it wA raining, and the people in charge and the printed names of poatotfice and agricultural purf-o«»*«, «nd to fiwtab||»h bin TIMBER LIND. ACT JCNK ». 1«7M NOTICK FOR FCBLIf ATION claim to naM land be for«* O«*o. T Baldwin, 4 made it very pleasant for u», furnishing • I “indications point toward a material State, thus: County Jude«* of Kfeinatb f'ountv, at bin office Cnltrd flfafra Land Office, reading matter and writing materials increase in the price of wool next year at Klamath rali», Or«*Kfff>. QU Thursday. the For noti-free-delivery offices • 4 l.akevlcw, Oreiron. Jun»* 3 1*04 lat day of MAptrmber. 1904. iit* hum*» a* wit- Notice 1» hereby given that in cnrnplfence | MOWERS •nd made u» fee) at home in true Oregon 1 over that of this season, and the sheep Alter ...... days, return to n«*n*M*w: CH M« <iim to-r and b»««’pb Hettinger wl»h »he P*'o"’ioi • dll - IU • of f »»Uj( rsa of 4 to Dairy, Oregon, Ja»*|H-r Bennett and Fred June 3, fe7M. enlltlcft Au ret for the ffale of I •tyle. We have seen the exhibit of growers in the county are firm in their REAPERS Buesing of Kiamath Falla, Oregon. fimb«*r fend« in tlir statea of California. Or»' 4 wagons and machinery, from the obi opinion that Zfi cents per pound will be I Any and all peraon« claiming adversely th«» «on. Nevada and Wallington Territory,” a« i AARON, n*. BINDERS alwive dearrlb*<1 land« are r r»|ii«»«t»*<f tn tile extended loall the Public Land Mini«*» bv act 4 style coach to the latest improved paid in hhuiko <t tire sales next sum For Tree-delivery offices: their claim« tn thia '»thee on or liefore «aid lai of Angn«t 4 IM*N ijlllati M Moore o Klamath | day of H^ptemfer, WM wagons, automobiles and engines, it is mer. Fall« county ot Klamath, Mate of Or K(»n, ha» RAKES After ............... days, return to J. N W a TWOX, Krgiater. I hl« <fer A l« l In (hfe ogle»* her »worn «tale- “These views are based upon current quite» sight. We also raw the (J. 8. ment .No 2W'» for rhe pu’< h«"«* of rhe me , of 4 MW'., flee A. and *»l *’*’•« «nd N* <»»f NK’. I J.ife Saving crew at drill; launching the conditions which have raieed the price T*feC •*» Tp * a K9E W »f and will -.fl r pr *of 4 KPARTMFNI OF THE fSTKRIOK. General fo ah<»w that th* tatid aonffiit l - more valuabi»* | life boat, rowing out on the water, then this year, and it is stated that bad the K. 1111 washixgto .*», n. C. I And Office, Waahlngfdn. D. c , May 17, IfflM fof Ifx tin to r or «tone than for nyrir>iltiiral I 4 turning the boat over and over, shooting sheepmen thiaytar known the true state Notice to hereby given that rieal< d bid» ad purpOKoa and Io «•MabH«h her claim to «a <1 dr<*s«w»d fo th»* 'commi««loner ’ <>i Hi«* General For r.tral delivery routes : before Ge«» T Rahlwin. f'o Judk«* ol KlatnaO* ' 4 • life line over a sinking ship and of the foreign markets sooner they could f/ind Office, and marked Case No. U, wilt !«<• < Of, At Klariiatli Fall«, Or, on Mafur ay, li. ■ [ After............... days, return to r“*ived bv the Receiver of Public Mon«*?« at I 20th day of Aurnrt, 1f»n Mb«* nam«*» •• wit-! rescuing drowning persons. 07 course ' have sqtieecer! still letter prices than %«|«4*4444444**r44*4*T*4444444444X the f . H Lcmd f *ffjcc at l/Mkevlew, Oregon, on ‘ iip « < 7. Rti«w li. H V Mitchell / H D<Ln| , F. , ________ _________________________________ ___________________________ f fo. «nd *nc'’idlng th»’ 4th day M August, 1004. IC Wilfion, all of Klamath Fall», Oregon. we hit the Pike and took in the Galves they did. The advance in the purchase for the nurr-ba of 200JKW) feet B M. *aw firn R. F. D. Route No. 1 Any an-! ell p»*i«»»na clalmlnf a lv»*r«rly lhe ■ ton Flood—quite a thrilling sight. Last price of cli;a this year was caused by her and iObrord« of cordwoorl to b»* cut from a)M>v<'-«l»*»cr|l»»’d fetid« are r«*qti«*"frd to flic* FRFJJKRICKAHCRG. VA. green and dry timber sound enough and sulfa- ih«*lr claim« tn thh office on or before «al<1 week we went across the river to the increased ex|>ortation, which has left ole forth* purjrfj««* «pcifieil, and tno cordwood 30th day of Atiffnat HNM Columbia, III., father's birthplace, and ¡the eastern markefit dentldl’d of their fn»xn the lop» nn4 tops thereof, from pin»* and ./ 7fo / * 9/ u>* tlwte r on a fra/ f ol I T1MB.ÌK '*1' '''.'r 3, IWK. NO'T'rK I tarried four days, visiting relatives and supply. Last year, thousands of sheep land In the nv »‘4 o 1.%K 4 /,fh/c.2i. Twp 36H, POH l'I HI.I« A l IOS R. 6 K W. M< r all within the ' a*ea«|r Ran^e friends. Amongst other treats we en- in the great wool producing country of Forest ftewrve (Southern fHvtoion) Oregon Cnit»*<l States Land Office, joved was fishing for ratfisli, croppy, Australia were lost, a faet whieh greatly N<> bid* tewiy than gl iM* j-< r M feel B M. and fjikevl» *v, Oregon, Jiin»’ 3, IWM Tin p*r fc.16 f y»f /»i.<H, for both dead and Notte» js •irf' ‘hv fftven that In compilante base and sunfish ; we caught 54 one day. decreased the supply from that country. living tl/nU-r, will to- considered, A deposit wlth th ' pfoYI«lon» ut ine art <»f <*ongr*■«« oi of IltoHXi rri'ist a- < nm jMiny each bl<l, and pay The supply was also short in many other Jone 3, IKvM, cntltlrd “Ari act for thè sai«’ ot On July 4 we visited the Fair so m to meni iri full uiust tx* made to the Receiver llmbcr iatid» in Ih»* Stato» of ( alifoinia, <»r»* within M »lata of the def»* of notice of award, goti, Nerada »fui W/ishlngton T«*rrliorv,” a- get away from the din of all kinds of of the foreign countries, and the result or may. If th«, bidder mo led at the flm • of pxtended Inali th<* Public Land States by a<*» Í O. D. GRIZZLE shooting, which was terrific all over the was a drain npo>t the American product making bid, to* made In three equal payment« of Augnat 4. IMtf2, August pio*mg of Klninaii in 3o, 60 ami fM/ijays from «aid rfale. The pur Fall«, county of K ¡amati'. state nf Oregon, bar which lias Hot) yet been overcome. “ K lamath falls city; for blocks they would lay dynamite chaser will be re'julred to utilise all of the fhis day fi!<•<! In ibis office lils swom «lai nu ut OREGON d» ad timber on the tract which 1« suitable for N»» 2X42, f» r tlH pur» ha«r of (ha H' cape on the street railway tracks, and ( This year’s supp j, te »great extent, will of NVV . th* purnoMs «ifocifled, ami only mo much of the NK'i of stv4, M« r !7 Mhd HF.\ »»f NF' , to c lA the continuous report was deafening. ■ lie shipped across tire waters, and it is living tinib»*r will be cut «« may be neceHsary Tp 37 M BUE, W M, and ulll offe» prmrf to to make, with th»* dead, the amount purchas show that thè land sougtit !• more valuable The weather has not been at its best, a confidently believed that conditions at cd. Nogrr» n pin»* tlml»cr of a «mailer dlame- for il» ih*-ber or .»toni* diari for Agl lenii urti good deal of rain having fallen during I home will lie more stringent next season *»*r than • !pht»*en indie«, or green white fir of tiuryr^fi». ami lo r»:abltoh bto c'.al .1 lo ald a smaller <hameu-r than twelve indie« at the and befot«* Gto T Itoldwin, <*o .1 udg<'of Klam- the last few weeks. We will start for than they have this past year. In con La»», must be cut. Prospective bidtier« are aUi Co, Or, al Klamafh l'alto, Or, on Frhlay advised to call upon the Forest Hunerviaor, thè 19th day of August. H m M Ile Barnes a» wll- Oregon—dear Oregon—aliout the 25tfi, -equenee firmer pricesarelooked forward w ho will Inform them «»< the rules and requlre- n»*« «:»: Ja»|»or Bennett, Fr»*»l BucfilDg. of nn-nt»» which will govern this «ale. Timber Klamath Fall», Or, Charle» .M<*<'umb«r of when I will be able to give you a person to, and, from a conservative standfioint, on val.d mining and other claim« ex»*111 pt from Dairy, Or, John Breit ol Pokegarna, Or. al aeeount of all I have seen since leav the sheepmen are likely to realise their sale. Timber unaold may be purcha«ed within Any and all persona claimlng adv»*r»»*ly th<* one year without further adverttoemenl, on ato’ve »lescrib<’<! land» are r«*»|u»j»ted to tlle most sanguine expectations. ” ing Klamath Falls, so good-by for the petit ion for sale of such unsold portion«. The thelrclaim« In (hto «dhc»* on or to-forc said The wool clip in Klamath County last right to rej' <» any and all bids is reserved. Ifnii day M Augii », IMI »«went. j F,aw,WB. Phone. Mam 193 Vt a RfCHAhoa. < oinmiMtdoner. >. N. Wataon, H< g1der. ' year was aliout a quarter of a million THE EXCELSIOR Groceries, Dr}' Goods, Clothing, Furnishing GoodJ Boots and Shoes. V MAMMOTH STABLES • • HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD T1I0S. W. NEWTON, Prop? EXCI IANGE STABLES Livery. GOOD PRICE FOR WOOL f Sheep Men Believe that the Clip Next Year will Bring 2b cts. McCORMICK $ t i Steel Wire Gable and l.nproveJ Cable Cars n Klamaih Falis Hardware Dealer WEST SIÖE STABLER Jas. Sigler, Prop’r First Class Horses Fine Carriages Feed Stables. Teams with or without Drivers