Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, June 29, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf A ■3b. Town lrvanur«r'a Noti,,. Nolle* I» hereby KLAMATH REPUBLICAN IW2. IY.W, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1905 IpilW, FROM OUR EXCHANGES. (Medford Mall.) R. E. Ankeny and daughter, Miss lkillie, left <>n a trip to Klamath Falls Wednesday morning. Hosme Cantrall and family and Otis Krause and wife came In from Klam ath county thia week, to visit rela tive*. Mrs. Jay Reach, of San Francisco, Is expected in Jacksonville next week, to visit relatives. She will also meet het parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Crone miller, of Klamath county, on their return from visiting the exposition. Jesse McCall, engineer in charge of construction of the Medford & Crater Lake K. IL, was in Ashland Sunday, •ays tbe Tidings. He reports the grade Is completed more than half the dis tance between Medford and Eagle Point. There has been delay in the const rucion of the Rear creek bridge twau.se of inability to get some tim ber«. As soon as it is finished track laying will begin. They will begin laying steel for the siding and connec tion with the S. P. line this week. G. W. Allen of Loyal, Wis., and II. P. Crammer of Klamath Falls arrived in Ashland today from Wisconsin. They will be joined tonight by Free man Allen of Loyal and A. A. Damon of Spencer, Wis., and the party will inspect the timber lands in this vi cinity.—Ashland Tribune. 'i IBM, I®*'* l’-'«" UH. Urw, Intorbai j W||| from »hi* IMklmt *■ Kleoinlli »'ill». Or. g.,,^ WO# LANDS IH KLAMATH Salem, Or,, June 19.—Attorney General Crawford has been asked fot an opinion npon the question whether Klamath County has authority to tax 100,000 acres of lands formerly owned by the Oregon A California Land Com pany within the boundaries of the Klamath Indian reservation. After • contest in the courts the Supreme Court of the United States held that title to these lands has passed to the company. The owners however con tend that because the United States has possession for Indian reservation ptirpises, the land cannot be taxed. Because the arcs of land is large and some of the land Is valuable the question is an important one In Klam- kth county. givon Hiet t|„w lumi* in ih» town irosai,,y |„, Ui> .Ivinptlm oi Ute foliosius Lands Valuated. Giaded and H. Ö. HOLA BI RD CÖ. REAL ESTATE, FARMING AND TIMBER LANDS GENERAL INSURANCE |&Ui >i«y J“h* l’**> •» Survoyed » Ptee.e*, ’Io»» li.M.irw, By An Expert WILLIAMSON RIVER CAMPING GROUMO OREGON SNAPS D ear S ir : Klamath Falls. Oregon, is the coming city of a region larger than all New England. It is th? Coun’v seat of Klamath County, is situated on KlanUth river between two great lakes and within one-half mile of one ot the most beautiful lakes in the world, called Upper Klamath Like. The Country abounds in beautiful streams and lakes, all of which are swarming with mountain trout, of which it is no uncommon experience to catch a twelve pounder. It is MARK L. BURNS BROKER without dispute, the finest trout fishing in the wide world. There is not less than thirty billion feet, board measure, in the virgin pine forests in the county untouched bv the axe. The United States Government are putting in the greatest irrigation works in the United States, using the natural lakes as reservoirs. 250,000 3cresof the richest land sun ever shone upon will be under the system at a cost ot SiB.Do per acre, payable in ten annual installments without interest. These beautiful lands can be bought now for $2; t<> $4 ' per acre, in tracts of 40. 80 and 160 acres. We have 1800 acres in one body, of level land, all of highest grade, producing the best alfalfa, wheat, rye, oats, barley, timothy, clover, potatoes, beets, onions, etc., in the world. Wheat from this Klamath Falls, Oregon. I am |«c| print« ul an» view lat”l , e.1,-1 lu l.irv tract brought first premium at the World’s Fair, Chicago, in 190J. This tract is all fenced, and some cross fences. .mJ can be bought as a whole, or is for sale in 40 acre lots, a snap, and only two and one-half miles from the city of Klamath Fails. Town property is a good buy now. C. T. BONNEY, Best business frontage, unimproved S h to Attorney anti Counselor at law fço per front foot. Residence property at very attractive prices. The weed Lumber Company are building a standard gauge railroad from weed, near Mt. Shasta, 0:1 the Southern Pacific, into this city. The Government will expend $4.500,000 in their work and the railroad $2.'>00.000. livre will be a boom here of unusual proportions. Buy something here. If you want information send stamp for reply. Yours for the Pacific Coast H. G. HOLABIRD CO. Ekilltiltlinu Alwi1r.it la t Jxx’UHj Will double in one year. sure. NOTARY PUBLIC < >rrt< k *w Wvrth n HulhJltif j. n. hoore , Jennings Block, .'lain Street f gy 1*’<”*ipt An<l mrrhil atfrniiot) U j all ot'lrta , BÖÄ A BIG DEAL ON. Petition for Liquor License. SIMMONS. The undersigned will <>|»*n » PH Notke For Publkatlori. meal market st Bonanxa. Oregon. on or about Land Office at lakevlew, Oregon. Ms» Jnlv 1. 1906. Will run a delivery wagon |Wk5 N««(trr Is hereby given that th-- l< |«> to Poe valley, Dairy and langell valley. lug named settler has fiiwd aulir* ut bls lot* Hon to maku fittal primi iu sup|'«*rt of I Clise. Horton claim and »hat sahl prt*>d will b* »> «■!<- »>< » . Geo Chas'ain, Co rlerk at his ■B». al p|«« business at Klamath Fa!.«, (»reg« n uu It Notke to Creditors. 17 im\. « ii K i.» a? j i Allen, Md Entry M In the County Court of the State of Oregon ?/M. f««r tl»e NWi* hW| an«l tx»t 4, a«-«- a i- •0 h R . r. w H h . ni... < for Klamath County. In the matter oi the ratal« oi t harlee Butler, wllr>e««4 s to prove his c«.i t|« h > ur upon and vuhl .aiion «»( sal«l land v’s W jeceased. Notice Is hereby given tn per«cna hsvlng Alle*», F N ('«»isot . Johti K »iuta, k m Phillip claim« again at the above-named estate tn pre ali ui Klau.aih talla. Oregon J N Wat« n. M -gl»trr sent there lo the un<1rr»ignrd a«l mini at ra tor of »aid estate, at the office «if i L Lravttt. in Klamath Falls, tregon. within six n,<>ntlia from the 15th. day of June. 1906 be*ng the date of the first publication of this notice Ihurd at Klarnath Falls. Oregon. June 15th . ATTORNEY AT LAW. 1905. »Ml «• Obenehatn, Administrator of the <*Mate of ( har ca Buller, drrrased In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon. To the Hon County Court of tbe Stat« of Ore- . 1 For Klamath County. gon, fcr Klamath County. » Huh In Mr. Weed formerly owner of the We, the nnders'gned, reiMcnts and Iryal [ Wre. W. Hasrn. Plaintiff. vs ?m'“ty <• y, VBOM F0BEI0V FTBLDC. Weed Railroad and Lumber Co., and voters of Keno precinct, said county an«1 «late, Samuel Percy Nichol«, Defendant. 1 quiet title. Hammons respectfully ask that a licence to «ell apiritu-1 Tba Berlin police autborftfea Intead R. B. Edison of Gazelle, two of the ou», mall and vinou« liquor« in le»i* quantities To, Samuel Percy Nichols, the above named te> take aevere meaevraa to luppraaa th« most prominent men In Northern than one eallon in the precinct aforesaid for a defendant. In th*» name of the State of Oregon: You are practlee ot pla^n« pokar to p.bUa are m Lakeriew tbi« week. period of six month», from the 6th day of Jnly plftCbg 1905, be granted to B T and I E Inman, oi Keno hereby required to appear and answer tbe . .. . ___ . ___ . Tbeir errand here is one of Rreat im- in said p’-eclnct, and your petitioners will ever complaint filed against von in the above en W ildcata are on th* lnrreaee to Scot- . , land. One meaaurtog tour feet long wm portonce. m It involve« one of the pray. Said petition will be presented to the titled salt on or before the 15<h day of June, 1905 that being the date of the last publication captured In a trap to Poolewe a tew bijrfest deal* if consummated, ever said Court on the 6th day of July, A D 19rt5. I Geo C Way. C M Madison, L O Mill«. Wm prescribed in the order for service of summons weeks ago. transacted in this «ection of country. vllnlD . „ „ TO , WBlrl , I< r Ciintoa, G W McCormick, L F Stembnrf, Dave by publication; and if yon fell to answer for The Liverpool police have stopped tlM jjr. Weed is looking over the property Pora. j Whitcomb, A R Gcirhart, CbM Meaner want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the practice—common thera—of canva^ln« n u„, -------------- ' B W McCormick, Geo Anderson, ~ Wesley Cole,; court for the relief a« prayed for in plaintiff's tor the sale of cofflns at houses whet« of the Cnx * CUrk flrm’ bett*r known WE Gordon. 8 A Carmichael. W MrGncar, G complaint, the« Is tn «ay: a death has taken place. here M lbe XL flrDn* tn L>«ke county, B Morgan, Osli M Morgan. Richard Kearns, T I That plaintiff be d»*creed tn be the nwner in I fee of Ix?t 3 in Block 13 according to the duly It is expected that tbe expenses ot Oregon and Modoc county, California. H Downing, Fred ICbapmsn.A D Glllmatj, H reported plat of the town of Klamath Falls F Chapman, W C Craddock. D 8 McCollum, C Germany’s colony to Southwest Africa with a view to pnrehaaitig the entire J McCollum, R E Nurss, W Took, Geo L Chase, Klamath County. Oregon ; that whatever els Im will reach over »70.000.000 before th« ropertyi wh|ch consists of large land W Smith, Harms Anderson. Frank Wood. Wal defendant may have to «aid lot be decree«! to present insurrection is put down. if .. . ... j be inferior and subordinated tn plaintiff's title "This is a gross ^d a Mxs- ««k'd wllh *nd ter Anderson, R E Kerns, G F Revitä, J W Dyer, and that defendant be forever barred from as D R Doten, L W Anderson, E E Kirkeneall, El cheater magistrate to a prisoner, who dorse*. The XL flrm Is one of the mer E Hoyt, Ray Anderson, G G Kerns^ R A serting any claim in and to said Lot 3 Block 13 was making his one hundred and Cortg- largest cattle Anns in Eastern Oregon, Enimitl, A W Bhur, W F McCollum. A M Own of said town of Klamath Falls, and for such KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO bey, Daniel Gordon, Thoma« Reahen, C J Sly, other and further relief as to the court may fourth appearance before him tor druah- _L*k«view Examiner, seem )u«t and equitable. IN FFFKCT MAY 1st 1906. E H Cooper, D L Gordon, Harry Pearson. enness. , Thi« summons is published In the Klamath Ix-ava Thrall 6 I M The French army administration ia Republican by an order ot Hon, Henry I.. Ben Arrive Hof ia « \ m Y »n are invited to call at the Baldwin Notice for Publication. organizing an extensive automobile train son. Judge of the f'trcult Court of the State of " Fieri Bridge service, to be used as convoy*. Th« Studio Monday, July 3rd, and eee our Oregon, for Klamath County, made Mav 3, 1905 - Fall Creek trains are built after the designs of CM. display of Carbona, Platinum«, Opali, " Klamath Hprlng« land Offifco at Redding. Calif., June 5 1905 directing said summons to be published for six •• Dixie Notice in hereby given that the following consecutive and auccesaiva weeks, the date of Renard, a well-known writer on mUitary Bromides ate. " Pokeftma □ anted settler has filed notice of his intention the first publication to be made on the 4th day topic*. Leave Pukeiama to make final proof in auppoil of hla claim, of May, 19D5. F. H. Mills <k A. L. Leavit, Attor The British Army and Navy Gazette Arrive Dixie WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. and that «aid proof will be made before th« for plaintiff. Mka; ”1* It not a sign of racial degea- K lamath Mprtnga Jteloir we «!▼. a report of tbe weather ai re County Clerk of Ht.klyou Co al Yreka,Califor erctlon when our soldier* feel pride la Fall Creek corded by the Government weather bnrean nia. on Thuraday, July 27. 1905. via: Daniel M. wearing upon their breast*, to the recog Ht e« I Bridge ■tatlon at Marlon Hanka* ranch, fhn report Whitney, Hd. App. No. 4145. for the .“/SR1,. TIMBER LA SI), ACT JUNES, 1F78.- NOTH ’E nized place for war decoration*, medal« is changed each week, and II our readers with BF.'.N'.V^ AXE ,HW>4. Sec. 24. Tp 4SX. R. 3E . FOR UUBI.K A lifts Bogus United State« Land Office, Lakeview, Ore gained through attending procession*?” to keep a yearly record of weather condition« M. D. M. Be naniee the followins wltneaaea to Thrall While tbe foundation* for the London for future reference. ent out the report along prove hla contlnuoua re.idence upon and cul gon. May 26, 1905. Notice In hereby given that In compliance KLAM5TH HPKINGH hpe <: al derry new municipal technical school* tbe upper and lower lines and paete it In a tivation ot .aid land, vix: Harry Buah, Frank were being msde recently a large num scrap book one week alter another. This rec (iraybael, Jamea Hammond«, Earl Gould all of with tbe provision« of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An act for the «ale of Leave Thrall ber of human skeletons were unearthed. ord will be taken on Saturday to end each Merrill, Oregon. Ftank M.Kuawy, ftegl.ter. 1:30 F M timber land« tn the Htatea of California, Ore Arrive Bogus The place is near the Royal Bastion, week and begin on Bunday for th« next week. 1:56 P.M. gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as Manion Bull. Voluntary Observer. " Rteele Bridge where there was heavy lighting duria* 2 IS " extended to all tbe Public l«and Blate« by act Notice For Publication. w Fall Creek the siege In 16S8. | 2 M " of Augiut 4. ¡892, Thom»» F. Turner, of Mon Land office at Lakeview, Oregon, April 24. ’05 Klamath Bprings Week Ending Wed nr ad a, Jun« 2S. 1905. 2:4» " tesano, County of ('h ehall». State of W ashing The British w*r department I* Notice is hereby given that in compliance with Leave Klamath Springs 2:4SP M. ton, having filed in tbi« office hi« «worn state alarmed st the horse outlook. The de the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, Arrive Fall < r««ek 2.50 1* M. I Maxi Mini Free! pi Character ment No. 2954, for the purcha«e of the velopment at the auto 1* diminishing Day ! mum 1878 entitled “An act for the sale of timber Steele Bridge talien of day mum 3 : (Jl> " 1 hE'i, Sec. 1. and NE'4. BE’,« NW«4 of Hee. •« the horse breeding business, ths class land« in tbe States of California, Oregon, Ne Bogus 3-» •• clear Tbur 1 00 No. 12. in Twp. No. 4b S. Rar ge No. in K . W. M 7» 1 M of horses demanded for war purpose* I* vada, and Washington lerritory,’’ a« extended Thrall 2 €5 " 00 45 and will offer proof to «how that the land Fri 1 ■9 1 to all public Laud States by act of August 4, deteriorating, and foreign purchaser* 8*1 Hervey Lindley FreaManl, 00 nought in more valuable for its timber or stone 34 clear « 1W2, William Ferguson, of Igerna, county of are draining the available supply. .1 lui 1 than for agricultural purpose«, and to estab 00 clear 50 »e Siskiyou, «tale of California, has filed in thia lish bi« claim to «aid laud l/efore Geo. Chast 00 Mon J •4 1 43 1 office hi« «worn statement No. 2951, for the ain, County Clerk at bi« office at Kiainatb ■CIIXTIFIC 8PSCIAIA 00 Tue« 1 77 1 4* 1 purchase of the Sec 2, E’^N’E’^. and Fall«, Oregon, on the 19tb day ot August, 1905. cloudy 00 Wed 1 7» 1 « NE'^riE’^ Sec 11, in Tow nship No. 41 S,, Range A cigarette smoker sends Into th« He name« an witnesses: E. E. Filch, K. R. No. 6 E.. W. M., and will offer proof to show air about 4,000,000,000 particles of dust Spencer, H II. Davis, of Merrill, Or., W. A. that the land sought 1« more valuable for its Notice foe Publication. Turner, of Montesano, Wash. Any and ail st every pull, according to Dr. Atkins' timber or stone than for agricultural purposes persons claiming adversely the above-describ Investigations. I LMOU umw, *»w. his claim to «aid land before Geo. Baldwin, I ed lands are requested to file their claims in Land OIHee, lAUFTiew, lJ«k»vl*w, 1/rqfou, Or«<nn, runt Jun. av, 14, 1905 Experiments justify tbe Ctmeluelon Notice 1« hereby <Hen that the followinx- Co. Judge oi Klaruath Co., at Id« office at Kla I this office on or before said 19th day ot August, thet increasing the intern 1 ty of light named «altler ba« fl led not lee oi hit intention math Falls, Oregon on Saturday, tbe 8th day of 1906. J. N. Watson, Register. 200,(KX> times does not alter Its velocity to make eommote-l »tool in eupport of hia July, 1905. He names the following witnesses: by as much as two feet a second. | claim, and ibet aald proof will be made before C. W. Graham, of Picard, Calif. Prof. Mollsch, of Prague, says that °eo. Chaaleln, County Clerk, a< hla ortlee at »♦ E.c Elgin, ot TIMBER LAND, ACT JtfN’B 3, 1B7S NOTICE pholograplia can be taken by the light K'3en*1l' Falla. Oreson. on Jnlv 23, 1905. via: »» M L. L. Vernon, of FOR PCBI.ICAT1ON. emitted by raw potatoes and hard- WtlHam P «hodee. H. B. Mo. »17, for the E’, »e Lewis High, of 1 United State« l<*n*l Lakeview, Ore boiled eggs, in which the phosphor«- Tw Any and all persons claiming adversely the gon. May 3, 1905. «tld8er“’ haV” bee“ ‘rUflcUlljr CU1U-1 Hen.me.tb.’foll^ms witneMv. to prove above-described lands are requested to file Notice I, hereby siren tb«t In compliance * [ hl« cuBtinufra« residence upon and cultivation their claim« in this office on or liefere «aid 8th with the prorlaton« oi the Act of June 3, 1373. day of July, 1905. J. X. Watson, Register. Th* degree of humidity of the at- of »aid laud, via: Bert Davie, S.y. Fleener, entitled "Ait act for the aale of timber land. In the Htatea of California. Orason, Nevada mosphere, say* M. - Jaubert. a ____ ___ :------- - J Pari* Fred Stukel, B. H, Andereon. allot Merrill, and Waahlnston Territory.” aa extended to all J. M. Wataon. Reglater. meteorologist, la shown by the *t*t« Oregon. TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878 NOTICE Public land Btatea by act of Annual 4. Die?. the FOR Pí’RLH ATION. of the pavements. When these rem’aln United States Land Office. Lakeview. Oregon, following |>era<>na have thia day Bled In thia covered with mud there will be no l<z>- Petition for Liquor License. May 24.1905. Notice la hereby given that in office their aworn atatementa, to-wltt — msdlate change In the weather. Moaea Robargo of Klamath Salt«, county of compliance with the provisions of the act o The famous French chemist, Berthe To the Hon. County Court of Klamath Coun Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for Klamath, Mate o4 Ova* an, »worn atatement lot, baa made experiments which snow the sale of timber lands in the fltates of Cali No. M» for Ute pilrthaae of the N'kHKVi. NE!4 ty. State of Oregon. that a gramme of iodoform exposed to We. your petitioners, being actual residents fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter 8WJ4, lxrt.3 «ltd 4. Hee 30, Tp 37 H R 1 1'4 F. W M the air will lose only a billionth part and legal enters In Klamath Lake precinct, In ritory," as exfended to all the Public Land fgnaco Kohargo of Klamath F*il», 0001117 of ut a gramme to an hour, and a gramme1 Klamath County. ____ _ Oregon, _____ ,_______ _ resided Htatea by act o< August 4, IffJf, Herbert H. Klamath,Slate ot Oregon, «worn etatement No and having Of musk only a thousaadUk part of In aald precinct tor more thau thirty days lm- fiavis, of Merrill, county of Klarnath, State of 29lOfortha purchase ot the W'jNW'4, Hee 29 that. , mediately praeeedln* the al(nln( and Alins ol Oregon, ha« this day filed In th)« office hla and E*4NE14. See 30 Tp 37 S R 11% F. W M. Studies at the Tertea observatory a>ich petition In enld Court. reape< tlolly a,k sworn statement No. 2955 for the purchase of ' That they wllT offer proof to «how that the land aoustit la more valuable for he II01 letr or have determined the varying periods that a lleenae be laeued and framed to J. H. the E'i of NW % Hec 18, and E’^ of MW’^Secljl Tp 40 A R Í0 E W Bf, and will offer proof to J atone than for agricultural pnrpoeea and to of th« eol«r rotation. In sones flv* de- Orliltb, to aellaplriitiooa.melt and vlnotie H<|- show that the land sought tv more valuable* eatab'tah thalrelalm toeaid land before «teo. . _ _ . - _ aazema n a. zfl L,r> 10/1 hlziuV r«z, m IVAZl t A1« linflWTl free* wide, from the equator to lati uors and fermented elder, commouly known for Its Amber or stone than for agricultural Cl.retain, < 0. Clerk, at hla office at Klamath as hard elder,at Oleses. In Klamath latke Pre tude 35 degrees. Within live degree* cinct In said county and stare lor a period of purposes and to establish his claim to said Falla, Ore, 0» Monday the M day of Aiifuac, •f the equator, on either side, the three months from the 7th day of July. 1900. land before Geo Chastain clerltof Klamath Co HMt They name •» wllnoaaeat l*n«4s Roberge, period of rotation 1* a trUle more than and notice la hereby glren thakyour petitioner Ore, al Klamath Falls, Ore, on Saturday, the 14 H days. The length of the period will apply to said Court at said time for the 5th day of August, 1905, He names aa witne««. W W Carmichael. H A 1 ariuichael, W <> Smith, gradually increases toward the poles, granting of such petition and the granting of es: W P Rhoads, Arthur Mcrthery of Merrill, Moaea ftat.srse, all of Klamath Falla, Klamath Or, and Th os F Turner, W A Turner of Montes- Co, Oregon. b<x»mlng about UM <!*/• between said lleease. bated at Odessa, June 5, i«X>. Any and all peraona elalmlns advcraoly the latitude 16 degrees and latitude W Cyrcnlus Combest, J. M hainpaon. Alphonse seno. Wash. Any and ell persons claiming above described londe are raqne.ted to file adversely the above described lands are re-, degrees, and nearly U 1-1 days be Dickey. H. Mattoon, H. C. Blieares. W. M. Ar quested to file their claim« In this office on or theirclaltna 1» thia ortt-> on or before «aid nett, J. R Hart, M. H. Emery. E. M. Hilrers, B. tween latitude 20 degrees and latitude £ klhwhth rrlls . > 2nd day of A usual, 1965. before said 2th «lay of August, 1905. R. Darla, H. II. Lowery. J. N. Wat.on, R»'*l»ter U degree« ... , ------ .. w*- | J. X. Wat sun, Reglar J. R Griffith. HARRY W¿E?ER I X '1'10 w 1 » Alf •(•»nJ <>t th* l*4in| «nJ !•«••• I'.rsjg Estimates furnished <rw Klamath Falls, Oreg >n WINK AND wink. Will von BLINK k Itfn arid imrvmte >m<-rgv Mnny. rstlmr than w. nr gin.«-«? Will jrun force tour rvm to overwork, nritlwt them, when they cry lor Imlp? Alrure tlu rn y<-nr after vear, until wt nn.l.lle life you grr compelled to M-t-k ai<l, fu-rliNp. to your viaimi uniMtirivI lM>yor.<l entire rejmir. A llttlu Kiana hill at the pro|H>r time will ... you n world of trnulrl, «ml preaerve t.. virion for >.|.| HKo. rely more aii .I w ham von lu-xin mon- on printed to l.a.k» or newr|>Hper for cotnpsriionalnp. II J. Winters, WHtchmakt-r A Jeweler. Graduate* Optician. Good quarters and best of care at Horses Boarded by the Week or Month W. W. STRAW, Proprietor. Notice to Creditors. In fhr Matter <•( I ha Ratal« »< Mlnnl*0.W lln.ite. a»-!. . J No'lri* 1« t>a,rhy Klvall (bat Dr WiS. WR Hiny tip Main 193 i You Like Fast J Horses •J’j ha* ........ app,ini<-<l a*lm>i>>*,ran,r "I ”t M unla <. Mi.illn. 'll" ‘.i havlHH claim, aaai'i«! noi’fit-d fn i . hm - ii I ih«> »1 to ’*»'■ '»n'K j "I »' K lam- ih Fall". Or *"*W Hc.luh. |r.,l , .1«' I’C WK M.3TI». Admlnl'fraHir <>l tin- K*w“ I lirivt? Horses that will please you Minn .' II Malli». ...... I'"'««' «1 K lau.ain I 'll *tev I3«b TEAMS KLAMATH BARCÍR $ With or without drivers Commercial men conveyed to all points WcsMt £ii<le MtrililoM JAS. SIGLER, PROP’R ! ' “ - OREGON I Cleanliness and Good Guaranteed. 4/70 Agent for LONDOX ! LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.