A
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN BIG CATTLE DEAL.
STI'DIO Or- HUMC.
PATENTS HELD UP
Mi teuiiinier <Te«rsno<< S«)« i , to m«k<>
room lor our («11 ami wiuU>r hues— fliv
MI nb Evrivw Applegate w, I n;»n a llrlek Store.
KEJfHLHCß «Oline» BjHfiK
studio of nuixic tn Klamath Falls, tin-
F.iniille« can Is- KiipplhMl now with
first of September. Site will give In- “Tony's IU'»i":it the Central Dining
Falls, Oregon
stn«'«».*i io piano .md th* theiiry of I'.tYhUs with or Wtllniul ineuls.
music during the coming winter and
PSMtrtMMwwy TkurwHy by
Wo «tin »« carry line» wsnallv found
Hie follow mg summer.
Alex Ma rtin, Pre*ideiit,
A<ex Martin Jr, Cashier
in dnqr «1 we», hut it we haven't wlm«
Won! has been received In Albany
WESLEY O. SMITH,
’lYmre wishing to make arrange» wiH innt von will gladly orxlot for you
E. R. Reamcs, Vlce-Ptts’t, E. M. Bubb, Asst. CaahKr.
The Heppner Time« says: R L. '•»-» »» »»Hfan. the Umber Imator. inenfa far les*.««, inquire at Chit» t'itv Drug »tore.
E dits « xvn Paosuirros.
Clartt, wiwte agent for B. F. Saunders Tron' u,e Interior Department at . wood’s Drug Store.
A watcli tli.it itenftot be put In or­
of Sait Lake City, has J*rt romplet- •WaAlngton. D. C, that Albany
dor by my repnlf «trparDwent dnea nut
•(
yvM,
want
a
nic*
drink
throe
warm
cd a i-«>ntract hw the pun-hxse of: cli*ln,*n**
t4ml>er land In the Klam-
•lays call for a “Graham A O'Neil'»'’ exist. Send me Hirer wheel« ami I
ti «
2000 cows, with ealm by their shhx •*** ****
coawty districts will
will sc- that te put In such perfact re
aoda )eni<ma<h>.
to wait some time yet before rv-
for the Government. The stock was have
!
jKAir Unit a warranty for one year will
THURSDAY. AUGUST Y\ tttM
is the policy o’. this bank, and It 1«
I
am
prepared
to
promjgly
repair
ail two and three ve*r»oM cnwn, which celving their patent* All the claim-
be
a
safe
lnv<«t
incut
h«r
me.
Our
watches »ent by mail from outsute
rigidly adherred to.
were shipped to the Blackfoot Indian anta have proved ttpoti their claims
All work warranted.— watches never come Isu'k. L. A lva
A list of the DeffiocraUc campaign Reservation in Montana, for the use and hold receipt« from the local land . territory.
Safety first. Liberality next.
Liwta.
tnunagvra look* hire « roil call of a big of t he Governoient,
officers, but Mess-rs. Jowes. Erickson L A lva L kwis .
trust directoral*
MISCELLANEOUS.
y
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Of this stock something over 300 and Brown, the sprclal agents sent
out
by
Secretary
llitchcuck,
have
rec-
Notice
IX
hereby
given
thst
there
»re
head of the cowl and calves were
P ast VU* Good flesh pasture for fond» in the < ’ouim Tr<*«rtin (or iho re
Uncle Sam makes mistakes drea-
shipped from Heppner, the same hav­ omnu-nded that the land tie held up
Produce taken in exchange for Hoods
500 to 800 head of beef nr stick cal l.'inploHi <>( all Klamath t'oiiut« w«ir
•ionaliy. but b- has never bought tile
for
further
Investigatkm.
This
Isa
ing been bought In Morrow ami
rants protested on ami prior tn S,-|.tvm-
tie.
horses,
etc.
Call
on
or
write
1.
knne political gold brick twice.
her 20, 1900. Interest on raiae will
Grant by John Kinsman of Heppner, great diaappointment to the holder*,
J. or IL W. Straw, at the Miller •ease from this date.
and 11. A. Murphy, of Monument. who have waited for a long time for
Dated at Klamath Falla, thia 4tli day
Judge Parket I« said to bave written
ranch. Klamath Falls. Or.
of August, liKH.
L. Ai.v« l.Kwia.
This lot w*s to have been shipped their patent*. And the large num­
hl« iteancial view« no a» nut to offend
Notice
to
Settle.
Oranty Trvaauior.
August 5, but were held by the State ber <•( p-i-ph- iu Albany who have
Ik vali. Mte toted that way. too, a
All those knowing themaelves In­
timber claims in the Eastern Oregon
stock Inspector.
couple ut time«.
districts
have
a
considerable
amount
debted
to the late A. 1». Cui rick will
The other Shipment« were made as
please call and settle with the under­
of money tied up In the land.
TOWN PROPER TV.
follows;
Baker
City,
400
head.
A*g.
7;
The best appeal the IVeims-rat* are
This timber is included In what is signed Immedlafaly.
Elgin and point« in Washington, 450
I
have
hw «.»ie ovec 2o of the
tn.-’Mng to the country is based on
M ary M. C arrick .
head. Aag. 8; Oakland and Eugene. known ns the Albany Timber 1\«>I.
choicest residence lots on the
their promise not to disturb the Re­
TEAMS WANTED.
450 head, Aug. 10; Shaniko and Ar­ which is composed of almnt 20C own­
Ewauna Heights. Easy farm*
publican legislative achievement*.
ers of timber claims in Klamath and
lington. 400 head, Aug. 12.
Monthly
payment«. .
Men aixl teams »anted to work on
IN FAC.T
At the price of 820 this sale of Lake eounTles. The members recent­ Irrigation Canal. Work commences Î W. I». Smitli hl.un.itIt Falls.
The bingiey tew brought ptwperitv
ly
refused
82.000
apiece
for
their
i
August 1, 1904. and lasts until snow O—0-1
and teat maintained It for seven year*. cattie has dint rUnited in Oregon, and
O
a complete and up to date Une of
claimsand It is believed that this fliea. Homes. 37«, cents per day.
The persona who are tired of pnaperi- nearly all in Eastern Oregon. 840.000,
hold-up
will
retard
any
negotiations
Men, 81 50 per day. Board and horse
Ntnple Good«.
ty can dose It by patronizing the Earlier In the season Mr. Clark bought
maven
teed furnished free. Write
about 35.000 sheep in Morrow county, for a sale at present.
Democrat 9- bailor boa.
I. F. DAVIES.
DAIRY,
OREGON
Ki « math C ixal Co.,
for which he paid something like
Klamath Falls, Or.
Tk* New York Hersld has printed 860.000, making a total or 81C0.000 resident market hunters to have a
WANTED.
Men and teams to
Oflice in the Rarvai tTAS Building.
a facsimile of Judge Parker's gold he has invested in Eastern Oregon license. costing >10 per season.
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It
is
unlawful
to
hunt
within
en
­
work
on
streets.
Will
pay
84.50
per
stock
during-
the
past
four
month*
Kltmith Pells, Oregon.
telegram. It should furnish s com­
closures
without
owner's
permission.
day
of
10
liours
work
for
man
and
panion piece by printing a facsimile Mr. Clark Is one of the largest buyers
team, and 82.2'> per day of 10 bouts
of stock that visit* Morrow coenty,
»b
bf hte stiver ballot in 1896 or 1900.
work for m.m. For further informa­
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
and when he comes the stockmen al­
tion apply to
E. B. H rnhv .
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The Detoocratic argument this year ways expect there will be something
Hon.
Henry
E.
Ankeny,
who
arriv
­
doing.
Town
Engineer.
Mwmld he printed In the humorous
ed in Ashland, yesterday at noon, to
|Rr At»v»ninm.|
o Inmn* It la. In brief: “You need
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meet Mrs. Ankeny, who was en route TIMUR I.AMI». At T JUNK K HC m XoThS
live
stock
at
a
profit.
Some
crop
net be afraid of us; for if we elect a
t OR PI BI.r ATIOX
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V. b. I>n<i
l^krYfew.
P<e»Jdent and the House, the Repub­ records also indicate the Influence of home from a visit «1 Oakland. Cal.,
Otr Awcubt
I«.M
lican Senate will keep M from doing alfalfa increasing the fertility of the was suddenly taken ill after dinner,
Notice I* hereby given that in rompliai.ee
the provision» of the Act of C»>»igpe»n n|
soil. In 1901, a drouth year in Ne­ and for a few hours was In a some­ uith
J«ne 3, l*S. entitled. "Alt Act for the Mil« ol
any damage. ”
»i»
braska, B. Fredenburg in Johnson what serious condition, but this timber lands in the fftalra of California, Ore
<»»n Nevada an«! Ha-«bington rerrHorv." a* ei
morning
had
almost
completely
re*
*
tended
to
ail
the
i*ubitc
l
aud
bv
vt
<»f
county.
produced
40
bushels
of
corn
*
**
*
....
_
r
.
t
England is trying to «bake off the
luguat * ..*’*J. Charity E L<*ftfdabl, of
covered his usual health. The attack. I math
"1 K*a
mJ
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Fall». Comity u.' KlamalU. Stair ul Ore­
policy of free trade which has im­ per wre. being the second crop after
gon ha* thin *lav nlttel In »hi« oRr< h- r «worn
which
was
caused
by
acute
ladiges-
poverished her workingmen. Demo­ alfalfa sod. Other corn in that local­
»latrmrnt No.
I»* th«' ptiruba*«* of the • w
in * \ n ’g >‘f » w*4 kn I * e* * »1 * w ’ t of
Hr
crat«, in the American paradise of the Ity on good land was practically de­ tion. caused a lateral pressure of the «tp:ff ir » «« in am! w ill offvr pr w»f t*> «h •»
that the iaud ei»U|tht iff more valuable for Ila
workingman, are trying to have us st roved by drouth, producing from arteries on the brain, and was follow- timber
ao«1 atuue than for aitrictill'tral pur
poaew, am! to «•aiat'lish her riaitn to m « i .| land
adopt the system which England.after nothing to 20 bushels of com per ed by temporary insensibility. Dr. before
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Gee. T Raid win, Co Judge «»t K'aruathi
STABLES
S.
T.
Songer
was
called
in
at
once
Co.,
Ore., at K iamath kali*. <»r«* , on Saturday
acre.
In
1903
William
Ernst
pro­
half a century of disastrous trial, is
Ibc 5th day o< November. IA i M.
duced 80 bushels of corn per acre on and applied restoratives, and Mr. She nun-’i as witne«<rs: 1 M Jann»«»n.
how anxious to discard.
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Mark I. Burn*. F E Janiiwoii,
Caleb T. Oliver. Proo r
40 acres of alfalfa sod when no other Ankeny soon began to Improve, His a M. I A ul itoberts
k .amath F a;.*, ore
Any and all oer*«*ns
claiming
adversely
the
ab«>ve
de«.erib«
d
Hml«
PARKER’S MISTAKE.
com on bis own farm produced over wife arrived in the afternoon, and arc reoursud to b.e tbeir claims m tbia odi ■ I
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of Nogrmt«er,
Merrill
Oregon
60 bushels per acre. This corn on al­ this morning they took a carriage and on or before »aid fifth J day
N M atson, K« glater
In hie speech of acceptance Judge: falfa sod would have yielded heavier drove to Jacksonville.—Ashland Tid­
larkersay* of anti-trust legislation: had it been planted early enough ful­ ing*.
"What is needed is not so much other ly to mature. In 1903 on the Ne­
T. B. Walker, the great timber
and different law*, as officiate having braska Experiment Station farm al­ king is here this week. He is accom­
both the disposition and the courage falfa aod produced 87 buahels of corn panied by bis «on and also hi» agent,
V> enforce existing law.”
per acre. The same variety on well Mr. Huffy. We understand that Mr.
Oh, no. that ta not the need, for tilled land under regular crop pro- Huffy secured a fifteen day option on
the country has an official of that duced 75 bushels per acre, but very the large timber tract of Dr. Ri«don,
kind in Theodore Roosevelt. Wit­ few pieces of corn on as good soil pro­ with a few additional claims, and
ness what that Democratic newspaper, duced more than 60 bushels.
there may be a large sale of timber
(he New York World, said on this
lands here within the next week.—
REGISTER MORE VOTERS.
point the day after the Supreme Court
Altura New Era.
confirmed the decision in the Northern
Lakeview Herald—
Direct Primary Law Requires Books
Securities suit:
A. Y. Beach and family will leave
be Opened for November
“The Anti-Trust law was framed
Election.
within a few days for Ashland, and
fry 1 Republican, was passed by a Re­
from there they will go to Portland I j
publican House and a Republican
By a provision in the direct primary where they will spend the winter. E.
Senate, was signed by a Republican law enacted last June at the polls,
N. Jaquish will take them as far as
PresideuL
registration of voters pill be resumed Ashland.
“The law remained a dead letter on this Autumn for the November elec­
W. A. Masaingiil and family, and)
the statute books during the second tions.
Heretofore the registration Miss Ella Pratt and Hairy Glazier
term of Grover Cleveland, a iH-mo- law has been deficient in that respect,
Stetson and Sill I k ? Hl licit»*
cratic President. Through those four for it has required electors to reg1st< r left Monday for Crater lake where
years of Democratic administration prior to May 15 in order to vote in they will camp out for a few week».
NEW LINES TINWARE AND CROCKERY
all appeals and al) efforts of the World November for President, or else to
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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to have the law enforced were met vote on the affidavit of six freeholders.
W. W. MAZEN, Proprietor,
with sneers, Jeers snd open contempt County Clerks throughout the state
J. O. Hamaker to F. W. Broad­
from a itemocratic Attorney General. are now required to reopen the regis­
I
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
Richard Olney, who pretended that tration books “between September 20, sword, lots 3 and 4, block 20, town of
Bonanza.
Consideration
125.
the law was unconstitutional, and who 1004, and 5 o’clock p.m., of October
I ¡VPt*V
Borst's Ixianled by day, week or month,
Daniel Waldroop to France« Waid-
Would do nothing toward prosecuting 20, 1904, and between the same dates
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Hay and Grain bought and sold.
roop, NF,| sec 18, tp 40 s, r 5 e w m.
violators of IL
In each and every year thereafter in
I’assertpcrs conveyed to all parts of Southern Orcgod
“The first effort to enforce the law which there shall be an election of Consideration 810.
and
Northern
t lifornia at the very low«Ht rates.
Anna Uerllngs to G. W. White,
was made by Theodore Roosevelt,a Re­ Presidential electors.”
lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 4. town of
publican President, the first Attorney-
i
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
In November the first elections for
Consideration 9450.
General to prosecute offenders and to prohibition will be held under the Klamath Kall«.
Linkville. Phone Main 14
Pelton Reed Sugar Pine Lumber
test the law was a Republican Attor­ local option law, on the same day as
Co. to Klamath Lake Raifroad Co.,
ney-General, Philander C. Knox.”
the election for President, namely
right of way deed through section 4,
November 8,
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tp 41 s, r 5 e w m.
ALFALFA FACTS.
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Waiter Dicken to Clara A. Dickon,
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GAME LAWS OF OREGON.
(Breeder', Gexette.)
S| of 8W|, Sec 21, tp 39 s, r 9 e w in.
¥
A few station records from the Ne­
At this season of the year there are
Mary L. Steel to II. H. Fink, lot 2,
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braska Experiment Station showing a begining to come In inquiries as to block 43, town of Klamath Falls.
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comparison of alfalfa and other feeds. the open aod closed season for fish and Consideration 1125.
Ten steers, 6 months, corn and game In Oregon. Tire R epublican
Mattle J. Terrill and P. L. Fount­
prairie hay, gained 246 pounds; 10 prints the following brief synopsis ain et ux to George Snyder, lots 6 and
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steers, 8 months, corn and alfalfa hay, furnishing the information.
7, block 82, town of Klamath Falls.
gained 359 pounds each; 12 steer
Male deer, antelope and mountain Consideration 8240.
calves, 5 months, mixed grain and al­ sheep, open season July 15 to Novem­
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Lee E. Butin to Hiram H. Roberts,
falfa bay, gained 240 pounds each; 6 ber 1. Female deer. August 15 to bond for deed, lots 13, 14, 19 and 20.
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steers, 5 months, mixed grain and November 1.
Killing of spotted sea 3, tp 40 s, r 11) e w in, containing
GEO. W. IIIlitre
sorghum bay, gained 218 pounds each; fawn, elk or beaver prohibited at all 160 acres. Consideration 81600.
16 lambs, 105 days, corn and alfalfa times of year. No one is allowed to
*
J. O. Hamaker to Annie E. Lan-
Mountain View is the only portion of Klamath Palh from
hay, gained 33 pounds each; 8 lambs, take more than five deer in a season. gell, lot in town of Bonanza,
Con -
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105 days, corn and prairie bay, gained Night hunting or with doga, the pur­ sidération 825.
which can be seen Mt. Shasta and Mt. Pitt, and the other
20 pound* each; 14 lambs, 98 days, chase or sale of hide« without tags, or
Oscar T. Anderson to W. D. Wol-
mountain scenery to the south and north, the Upper and
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corn and alfalfa bay, gained 36 of venison, prohibited.
verton, N| of NE|, SW) of NE1,
Lower
Klamath
Lakes,
Lake
Ewauna,
the
Klamath
River
pounds each; 12 lambs, 98 days, corn
Open season for silver grey squirrel, SE) of NW|, sec 23, tp 36 », r 15 e w
and sorghum hsy, gained 20 pounds October 1 to January 1.
and the Big Klamath Basin. The addition adjoins and lies
tn, containing 160 acres. Considera­
each; 5 piga, 84 days, corn alone,
Quail, grouse and native pheasant«, tion 81000.
directly north of the famous Hot Springs and Solfatara prop­
I have
gained 79 pounds each; 5 pigs, 84 open season October 1 to Decern tier 1;
A. W. Lobdell et ux to Frank
erty,
one of the most valuable pieces of property in Southern
days, corn and 20 per cent alfalfa limit, 10 birds per day.
Fray ne, BE), sec 6, tp 38 s, r 6 e w m
Oregon. Arlington Drive, the principal street of the addi­
leaves, gained 101 pounds each; 5
Prairie chickens, open season, containing 160 acres.
Consideration
pigs, 84 days, corn snd 20 per cent August 15 to November 15.
tion, runs directly by the Hot Springs.
81600.
i
shorts, gained 101 pounds each; 7
Ducks, geese and swan, open season
TEAMS
pigs, 90 days, ground corn, gained 85 from September 15 to January 1; limit
TOWN TREASURER’S NOTICE.
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pounds each; 7 pigs, 90 days, corn and of ducks, 100 per week or 50 In one
A chance to double your money in three months.
Now is the time to
Notice Is hereby given that there
one-quarter cut alfalfa, gained 101 day.
buy at first prices.
Lots $25, $30. $35, $40 and $50,
Terms Jaa-aaaaard
are funds In the town treasury for
pound! each; 7 pigs, 90 days, com
Eggs of game and aong birds pro­ the redemption of the following war­
to suit customers.
$10 down, balance m small monthly payments.
and one-quarter aborts, gained 103 tected the year around.
rants: 1099, lloo, 1101, 1102, 110J,
d
1
pout da i ach.
Trout, open season, April 1 to 1104, 1105, 110«, 1107, 1108, 1100,
Platted and for sale by
$
Wemt
®Rte
64tat>lem
|
Theas gains would indicate that al­ November 1. To be taken with hook 1110, 1111, 1112, 1113, 1114, 1115.
falfa la the cheapest roughness which and line only. Sale prohibited at all Interest will ceaae from this date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Or., this
can be used in feeding animals and times.
Klamath County Bank.
Klamath Falls,
30th day of June, 1904.
that it can be used with nil clause« of
The laws of the »fate require non-
J. W. S ikmknh , Town Treasurer.
First National Bank.
Oregon.
S^wMInwi In fwlttle«. aad devoted io th«
Tmher. ArrwwliuT.1 »u*k
Wool mu-rvoe
b( th« s»e*t S«MeathCouMr-
140,000 Spent In Eastern Oregon Claims Located by Dorgan & De­
ity the Govertmefit tor Cattle,
Vine Will ba Further Inspected
also about $60,CM
by Interior Department.
for Sheet-
Jlbsolute Safety
Keuntvy
THE EXCELSIOR
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Furnishing Goodâ
Boots and Shoes.
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Notary Public.
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QUICK MEAL
STEEL RANGES
BALDWIN’S
Livery, Feed and Sale
Hardware Store.
Walk-over Shoes
Napa Tan Shoes
Angeles Shoes
Carson Gloves
LEVI STRAUSS
WORKING CLOTHES
STABLES
EXCHANGE
We are
Agents for Continental Tailors, Chicago, and
Henry Hilp, San Francisco.
Best Qualities Klamath Kommercial Kompany Lowest Prices,
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McCORMICK
BUY A LOT IN
Mountain View
f
:
Addition to Klamath Falls.
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MOWERS
REAPERS
BINDERS
RAKES
Steel Wire Bable and Improved Cable Cars
Klamath Falls
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You
Like
Fast
t Horses '
MmKn:
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Hardware Dealer
Ring up Main 193
Horses that will please you
With or without drivers \
Commercial men conveyed to all points
JAS. SIGLER, PROP'R
KLMMMTH
FALLS,
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