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NO11CE OF SUKVin ’ aid with J roper voucheie, within six 11 ontli» tro 11 tin» dat)» of this notice, to Klamath Falls, Or,*., Ian. 23, 1906 (I d * Ex»*ciitor, al tin* law office of No- To the following pro|w*rtv owners in Mix the following by shaking well land A Smith, Room No. 9, Withrow* Tp. 40, 8 « 'a 9 and 10, E. W. M: H. E. X MURRAY, Editor in-a bttlle and take in leaapoonlul G. Fairclo, E. N, Col»*m heir», George Melhaso Building, Klamath Falls, do.es after each meal and at l>edtim». Klamath County, Oregon. Fluid Extract lhtndelion, one-half Manning, J. W. Maiming, E. B Man tinted January Iflth, A D. luOfi. ning, la ’ .iiiard W. Miller, John V ¡ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce ; Alexander Martin. Jr., Koontz, Jamea Carolan, E R. Reamea, Compoun.l Syrup Sarsaparilla, three Executor of said Estate. 51 I Nat tatngoll. AllH'l M.lhi-*,*. G W. ounces. A local druggist is the author TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Smith Real Estate Co., Ella J. Kollilier, ity that thi»ee simple harmless ingred ients can be obtained at nominal cost I. K. Ballar.l. I iMiieii* I . \,*»lin. I’ M Contest Notice llanaon, James .lory, Wm. X. Willson, All communications submitted for publication in the columns of thia paper (rotu our home druggists. l>e|Hirtment of the Interior, l'nite<l will be inserted only over tho name of the writer. No non de plume articles The mixture is said to cleanse and Frances E. Royil, II. II. F'olsom, John Stale* I «0*1 Office, Lakeview, Oregon, will lie published. C. Ferguson, Geo. W.Jory, R. IL Short, strengthen the clogged and inactive January 1»>, 1909. Kidneys, overcoming hackacke. bladder R. 8. Moore, Andrew Ryan, Henry P. A sufficient .'iintest affidavit having <ialarni*au. Ira C. Johnson, Mary R. Death of Joseph Conger weakin*«. and urinary trouble ol all Heney Needed lw*en iil«»l in this oflicv by Cecil II. kinds, if taken before the stage of i McClure. C. E. Hadley, M. P. Galar- neau, John H. Matuey, Josephine C. Markham, contestant, against home Joseph Cougvr one ol the oldest resi- j Bright's disease. According to reporta Klamath county stead eu;n No 375“, made April 29. Tboeewlio have tried this say it pos-1 Matney, Chas. F. Galnrneau, Albert is liable to have a case for our friend dents of Klairath Couutv, di<si at his 1907, (or s', «e'4, 11.*'4 se'4, »e'4 ne'4. home on Conger ave.. at It :3J Satunlay j ¡lively o*-ercomea pain in lire baek. Oehler, Tho«. Martin, Therza Martin, S aw *. 35, Ip 40s., K II E., by Hal|>li Heney to interest himself in. There are Mary A Sunderuian. Pearl IMrling, morning, at the age of 7»> years,9 months ' clears the urine of sediment and regu Ibowu. (*ont»Slee, III w lilcli it Is alleged several small tracts of government land and 22 days. The deceased has l*eeu a lates urination, esneciallv at night, Emil Bchuman, Bertha F. Ryder, S. E. that, among oilier things, said Ralph on the Lower Klamath lake, which it is sufferer from cancer for several years, curing even the worst casee of bladder ! Martin, Crawford Hill. E. C. Ream, A, Brown lias utterly laded In respect to alleged have been illegally fenced in by Kershner, J. W. HamaUur heirs, I . W. said entry, to comply w ith the public which finally resulted in his death. , weakness. laud laws of tho I’. S. aii.l tile rules and reaident land owneta. Thia land has Every man or woman here who feels Ward, R. K. Sutton, Bertha Spidell, regulations establisliiHl thereunder with Mr. Conger was horn in l’ikeCounty, fieen temporarily withdrawn from set Indiana. May 11, 1931. He came from I that the kidneys aro not strong or act James Brisco, Sophia S. Ilvnlei, 8. IL reference to establishing and maintain tlement under the Klamath project, and Indiana in the spring of 18S3, accom-l ing in a healthy manner a ould mix Boothand Charles Stiwmian. You are ing a resilience on said laud ; that ho while it is not open to settlement, it is did not establish a reaideuoe in a lions.* plishing tho plains journey with ox this prescription at home and give it hereby notithsl that, on the 15th day of on said land within six months from said that homesteaders have the right February, 1909, I shall begin survey tor teams and being the regulation six a trial, as il is said to do wonders for the date of sail! entry; that ho has to squat on it and would be entitle*! the locatiou ol the following Section and never establish»*! a residence on said months on the way. Starting out May many persona. to prior right when it is reopened. land, built a house or made any Im- 4, he arrived near Salem Sept. 15. and a The Scranton Fa.' Times was first to •4 Section Corners, to wit: One of the squatters on '**'• I*11'' ** All corners in Sec. 10, all comers in 1 loiements of .lie said tract or culti month later went to Coo« Bay, with the print this remarkable preKription, in Bob Mitchell, a bother of the distin Sec 13, all corners in Sec. 14, I4 corner \ale»l the same; that for more lliau six expectation of making that region his guished ex-presideut, John Mitchell, of home. Not finding sufficient induce Octobor, of 1906, since when all the on the East of See. 12. *4 corner on the months immediately prior to the mak Ing ot this uflidavit the »aid conteetee the United Mine Workers Union of ments he returned nt the end of the leading newspapers of New York. Bos West ol See. I’J. all in Tp. 40 8. R. » has utterly al<andone»l said entry and ton, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and other America. Mr. Mitchell has a wife and has made his home elsewhere, and that month, and in the spring of 1AM made cities have made many announcements F. W. M. five small children, and last year he Said survey is made upon petition of hie abatM« Irani said land was not due his way to Yreka, Cal..engaging in min of it to their readers. to Ins employment in tho Arun, Navi built a cabin and took up his residence C. E. Uadley, J. W. Jury, E. R. Kearnes, or Marino lA>r|>a of the Unitetl .'»tales a« ing, where he remained during the Mo on a tract of this land. He put in a doc war. In 1973 he came to Linkville | J. C. Ferguson, M. P. Galarneau ami C. a private soldier, officer, seaman or Home I timed garden and liegan cultivation of the F. Galarneau for the pur|H>ae ol lia-atiug mat me du ring the war with Spain or dur —now Kinmath Falls ami in 197i> pur land, but as the land was fenced in by the boundaries of their respective lauds ; ing any other war in which the U 8. mat chased the property on Conger Ave l*e engage)!, said parties are hereby noti Word waa receiv<*»l by telephone that private parties, be had no way of pre- said land- lw*ing within theabov»* named fied to appear,respond amt offer evidence nue. He engaged himwlf in raising the residence of Frank .McCornick, on venliug them from turning their cattle Sections. M. D. WIL!.I IM.**, touching said allegation at It) o’clock fruit ami the buying of furw.and enjoying the Upper latke, about five miles from into the incloeure. The result «as that l-SS St County Surveyor a in. **n March o. 1908, before Guo. the life of a Imchelor. He was a mem- i town, was burned to the ground at mwm Chastain, County Clerk. Klamath Fulls. his entire crop was destroyed amt he l>er of the City Council in 1S9H. Oregon, and that tin.»l hearing will la* Saturday. The telephone communication was left with a large family and no The deceased isjsurvived by one sis NOTICE TO CREOI1ORS held nt I'' o’eloek a. m. on Marell 16. »■âme from the boat landing ami alate»! means of livlibood. As he could not I9t»9, before the Register and Receiver ter. Mrs. Keturah Beckns. of Vincen that at that time the walls had just be leave hie family alone, lie a at obliged 10 al ti e Unit»,I Slates I.an I (Ml ■■ III nes, Ind. In the County Court of the Male of gun to fall in. 1 Ijtkeview, < Iregou. remove them to Merrill for the winter, The will of the late Joseph Conger 1 Oregon, In and for Klamath County. Mr. McCormick had shortly l*efore Th»» saitl l int.>tant having, in il where he secured wozk. He announces * was file»! for probate Monday afternoon left for town on his tegular Saturday In th<* matter of the Estate of Charter) , proper aflidavit, tiled I've. It), 1967, •rt his intention ol returning to his home The estate consists of property and out Christopher Hendrickson, IX ceased. I forth facts winch show that alter .iu»» trip with mutton. an»l as soon an the stead in the spring. personal service of thia non»*« standing notes to the value of nearly Notice is hereby given that nil per i diligence report reached here, a team wan sent There are a numtier of other parties can n.it l*e made, it is lierehv ordered 115,000. J. W, Siemens ami C. D. Will- sons having claims against tire Estate nl out to notify him and take him back, as Sml directesl that such notice be gnen bv whose eases are identical with Mr. son are named as executors of the will, Mrs. McCormick and their four small Charles Christopher Hendrickson, De- due and pro|H*i publication. Mitchell's, but they have not been ^without l»ond, and are authorise»! to J N. W a TSDN. Receiver. obliged to leave their claims to seek children must have been alone. No in- ’ ceased, nrust present them, duly veritiml 1-23 2 21'» sell and convert into money all the formation is attainable yet as Io how work. The question has been taken up property, without an order from the’ the tire originated. witli the U, 8. District Attorney’s office Court. The will reads: iu Portland an.I an effort will be made I give an*I bequeath ' to my sister. * FARMERS OF HODERATE MEANS to have these fences removed. The KLAMATH FALLS, ORI GON . Keturah Beckes. of Vincennes, Ind., the I OFFERED RARE OPPORTUNITY Herald is not acquainted with the merits sum of $500, and to my frietid ALEX MARTIN, President E. R. REAMER, Vice-Fro.id.nt of the case, but it would seem that en Mrs. May Willson, wile of Chas. ALEX MARLIN, Jr.. Cashier LESLIE ROGERS. Asst. Cashier couragement ami protection should Is* An unusual opportunity is offered the given to the homesteader and small land D. Willson, of Klamath Falls, the sinu farmer of moderate means to secure a of $5tX> and all my household goods and owner, if we hope to have our vast | furniture. — I home in tin* I-akeside Tract located on acreage thickly settled. * STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ’*! giveand bequeath all the rest, resi the North shore of Tula Lake. The •DECEMBER 31. 1907. due, remainder of my estate to the land now offered for sale consists of :15OO acres of irrigable land lying under nxaoria kh elected and qualified directors of School Leasing Their Lands I 340,530.90 the Adams canal, a part of the Klamath i-oans ami Discounte .......... ... district No. I of Klamath county, Ore _________ »13,525.84 gon, and their em-cevsurs in office for- Project, and admirably located along Bonds and Securities 14.746.19 Over 159.01k) a* res **f tinilier lan.l 10 [ ever, as trustees of an express trust for the shore of the lake. It is rich sage Beal Betate.’Buildingn und Fixtures |M I ' Klamath County ami uearty as large a ihe use and l»enetil of the said school brush and grass land, |.arl of it being in Caeli and Sight Exchange... tract in Lake County is to bn thrown .tjstrict, in the fallowing manner, name cultivation. It will lie sold in tracts to |5 m 5.OW.51 open to be lease»! to the cattle and sheep ; |y; jhe sai<l bequest or sum of money suit purchasers amt on satisfactory LI MTHITISft terms. men for grazing purposes. This — • ■ land to ¡x* held in trust by said Board of I lUU.tMM.OU For particulars call on nr address, J. Capital Stock, fully paid . has l>een acquired by the Weyerhaeuser Directors, and bv them loaned or in 21,763.11 ' Surplus and Profita. Frank Adams, manager Lakeside Com Land Company in tlie ]>a»t few* years. vested in interest bearing securities, and 32,000 94 Due other Banka ............... 10-17-lf While some of it has l*een tnught io the interest arising therefrom to I* a|- pany, Tuh- Lake, Oregon. 431.296.46 DEPOSITS .......... I tracts, the greater portion of it has l>eeo i p|ie>l and used for the use an.I lienefit $.'*,'>,049.51 1 purchased from the individual timler | o( the «chool or schools maintained by E. WHITLOCK claimants and settlers. According to board of directors in town of Kiara- I, Alex Martin, Jr., Cashier ot the nliove nam.*.! Bank, >1» solemnly | the tax list for 1907, the W eyerhaeuser ;lth Falls, but the principal sum to re swear that the alatve statement is true to the lx*«l of my knowledge!nd believe UNDERTAKER people own lands in thia county witli an I maio intact, as an endowment hind to Atxx M astix , J k .. Cashier. AND EMBALMER assessed value of $933,244, on which they ! 1« designated amt known as the Joseph Suliscribed and sworn to larfnre me tins 6th day of January, I9O»*, will pay chwe to $16,000 taxes. | Conger Fund.” The will is dated Se|>- Hohler of License No 29. fSKAtj <’. II. WlTIlHoW , J. F. Kimball, local representative ol ' temlier 15, 1906. Notary Public for Oregon. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON the company, returned Friday from “Codicil—Inasmuch as my sister, Ke- laconia, where be lias been in coosulta- * turah Beckes has died since the making lion with Geo. 8. Long, the generar of my will. I cancel the liequest and I manager, itt regard to leasing their ex give, devise and '«quest to all my blood PIES. CAKES, tensive holdings for grazing purposes. relations. Including the fourth degree >*i Tire policy to be followed is to divide relationship and no more, the nun »4 C ONFECTIONERY up the holdings in these two counties in $25 each.” r¿ -aZ',. groups which eeein most feasible from tire standpoint of being contiguous ami Government Interested S. B. GRIZZLE treat adapted to lease to individuals. KLAMATH FALLS I-eases will be made out tn any individ Pies and Cakes Made to Order a Specialty OREGON ual, on the recommendation of Mr. Kim Engineer Murphy, of the Reclama KLAMATH REPUBLICAN Printed by Request rtn.n mu. hash |f amas . a woMDtv »•.»»Me«) The American Bank and Trust Co. Capital Stock $too,uou LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON every day In lh< year ricrplhig Sunday« And legal bolkiayt. Open tor Intvrvst Bald on Savings Deposits .« A..W. WOHOIUH. r CttSWr J* NUirit! HtitHCSI la .hilf »I ‘•»lot Jrnl * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ÍJHIfíimonf Dairy The Cleanest and Best Kept Dairy de livering Milk and Cream in Klamath Falls. Every Can and Bottle Sterilized with Steam each day. Our Cows are fed and cared for under direction of Dairy Division Department of Agriculture., > PHONE ORDERS B 3 LOTS H In Mills’ Addition and Mills’ Second Addition are Surefloney flakers KLAMATH COUNTY BANK No single lot higher than S300 Choice lots as low as S75 The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County Make your choice, pay 20 per cent cash and $10 a month Several thousand acres of the best l.irni, fruit, garden, orchard and grazing land in Klamath ( oiintv at prices that cannot lx* beat, and on favorable term«. FRANK IRA WHITE American Bank A Trust Building, Sixth Street Side City Bakery ball, for one year, giviug him the option to take the same lands for an additional second or third year. Preference will lie given to those who have been using the lands in the past. As tire Weyerhaeuser people own initch land in the FremoDt and Goose Lake reserves, Mr. Kimball wi.l go to latke view first, so as to confer and work in harmony with the Government agents. After arranging for the lease of tire Lake County lands, Mr. Kitnbali will return here. Applications will be given preference according to priority. The provisions of the lease provides that the lessee shall not cut or destroy any timber, nor use any of it whatso ever, except such dead and down titnl>er As is used for ordinary camp lire«, ami Siso that the lessee shall agree to ex tinguish all camp lire« and agree to as sist in suppressing al) fires found upon the lands covered by his lease. Teachers’ Examinations Notice is hereby given that the County School Superintendent ut Klamath County wlfl hold the regular examina tion for applicants for state and county ¡«pers at Klanalli Falls as follows: Commencing Wednesday at 9 o’clock a. iu. on February 12, 1906, and contin uing until Saturday, at 4 o'clock p. m., February 15th. Wednesilay — Penmanship, history, spelling, physical geography, reading, psychology. Thursday—Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, book keeping, physics, civil government Friday—Physiology, geography, com- position, algebra, English literature. Saturday—Botany, plane geometry, geusral history, school law roa cocxrv rapns Commencing Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1909, at 9 o’clock a. m„ and continuing until Friday, February, 14th, at 4 o’clock p m. Wednesday — Penmanship, history, orthography, reading, physical geog raphy. Thursday—Writtsn arithmetic, theory <>f teaching, grammar, physiology. Friday—Geography, school law. civil government, English literature. J. G. WIGHT, County School Superintendent of Klam ath County. 1-30-2-6 tion Service, has returned from Merrill, where he investigated the work being done by Frank Adams and W. C. Dal ton, toward the finding of an opening to drain Tule lake. Mr. Morphy stated that he was in perfect accord with the work being attempted by these gentle men and if their efforts prove*I success ful, he would recommend to the I)e- partment that a thorough and complete investigation Is- made. No action could betaken unless it was ordered by the Serv ice. Mr. Adams, who is in the city, said .'ATTORNEY AND that the work was progressing very COUNSELOR AT LAW satisfactorily. One opening lias been KLAMATH FALLA, OREGON made to a depth of 10 feet tielow the sur ROOMS 7 48, MURDOCK BLDG. face of the lake, through which a stream of about 200 inches of water 1, continually flow ing and disappear- DR. C. P. MASON ing in the ground. Work will la- con DENTIST tinue)! until they either find a perrna- nent outlet or that the opening is Office in American Bank A Trust Com blocked. It is known that the ground pany’s Building in the vicinity of the larva Beds is of a PHONE 614 honey-comb nature and according to KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Mr. Adams, the water will disappear through any bole dug in the ground within 160 yards of the lower end of the WILL A. LEONARD lake. Ri|»*r Bros. ami Clic Brick Store Phone 315 MRS. R. M. SARTER, Prop. MEISSÄ ARMANO Office over Klamath County Bank E. B. HENRY MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r ’! ¡t 0 Modern improvement». 73 rooms and auitOH. Sample Booms, Bur Room, 1’arlora, Two ( lub Rooma, Etc., Etc. L > SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS > A A —s OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS SAUSAGES!OF ALL KINDS 3 Every drop Of Old Continental Whiskey Water Mill Whiskey Normandie Rye F. F. V. Rye CASH MEAT MARKET I Opposite Van Riper Bros. Phone Ç96 We deliver to any part of the Phone orders given careful and prompt attention. We cut hams to accommodate customers Wlthrow-Melhase Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Lakeside Inn J f —* is <> ü J PROPRIETORS DENTIST Why does Klamath County produce to many more boys than girls, was the question handed our reprefentativejtbi C. F. STONE ot her morning. Ws confess thston such ATTORNEY AT LAW ahert notice we are unable to adduce a suitable explanation. However, to OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE make sure the statement was correct tbs record kept by the Health Officer was consulted and it was found that out * of about 70 births which were reported for 1907, 47 nt these were males. DR. WM. MARTIN Nearly twice as many boys as girls. We would ask our readers who are con IDENTIST versant with the subject for their opin ions. Is it because Klamath Countv is | more adapted to the growth of the hard ier and stronger sex? We know that *>ur county produces men of muscle and physicial strength, but is our climate entirely responsible for the preponder, CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR ance of the male sex, or might the agi tation of war with Japan have some KLAMATH FALLS thing to do with the over production of boys. All kinds ol engineering and draughting Klamath Falls, Ore. City Meat Market C. C. BROWER flore Boys than Girls .* ; Btoi tuuirrtu num ifi ôuuititKH um FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY J. W. Hawxhurst, Prop I KLAMATH FALLS MACHINE SHOP is as pure iih Government inspection can initke it. It ifl bottled in bond under Government su pervision and that carriea<the guarantee of abso lute purity. Pure is the word that tells the story, and when the government places its 0. K. on whiskey you may he sure it is pure. Sold by • C. D. WILLSON Wholesale and Retail Dealer £ 000000000000 (•) IFe are prepared to do BLACKSMITHING and MACHINE WORK. done promptly. Repair Work of all kinds We guarantee all our work to be first class and at Satisfactory Prices. BETWEEN 6"» AND 7th ON WALNUT WE ■UY RSHIDES m«rv mouoy for you t<> «hip JUw Fur» «nd to n« thun to rlta for Pru« Liat. Market Report. HBlppIn« TatfR. »nd »bout our 0 tn HUNTER 8’& TRAPPER8QUIDE JS,SXs 4L) pMrt Ipather bauml. Hvrt tiling vn th« lubjout enar written lllustt»1lnt nil Ear Aminaln. All Muat Trap pen fecreto Deoogi, Trap«, (lame l aw« Hvw and where tu imp. «nd »« Wu'-m« • Uappwr it « n regular En<;y<4<»|redin Frlc«. fl To oar ciAsL’tnors, |1 2ft llidad t»n»"d Into