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COUNTY EXPENDITURES G G. A nils raon “ C. C. Paaroun, Cha» E Drow. J. R Welch, Clark ** Il 00 arid complete list of claims presented to « on ■ nd ulluwvd by the (kiunty Court at the Altlmugli there are a nunilH'r of »<«>1 buyers 111 lake county the producers re- fuse to sell. The clip was except.onally heavy this year and the wool is said to Is- of tine quality. The prices offered by Ilia buyers in the Held have not l-ern ma<k public, and no r.-ason 1» given lor the lack of sales. It is probable that the slieepin.-n are waiting lor llie northern counties to sell so that they will have some idea as t<> the prevailing prices. Southern Oregon sheepmen have been very prosperous the past tew years and moat ol them are so Hired that they d > not need tire revenue from the wool sales in order Io meet the expenses of their business. It is exptteted that the «ale« will liegin just as s.s.n some ol the p-iols in the northern part ot the state are sold and a price is established. Adnilnlstratrls Notice Notice is hereby given that by order of the County Court of KlamathCoonty, Oregon, made »nd entered on the 10th day of June, 19ni, Mary E. Coulsonhaa been app<»nte«l arlministratrix of the estate of Elx-nr-zor N. Coulson, de ; ceased, arid that all |x-r«ons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present th» same with the riece- ary vouchers and duly verified to her, the undersigned administratrix, at her residence at the Colaon Farm, or at the law office of C. C. Brower, in Klam ath Falla, Oregon, within six month» from the date of this notice; and per- aoris knowing thernxehe» to be indebted to th>- said estate are requested to call at xaid resilience or said law office and make statement and settlement of same Dated this 11th day of June, HMJH. M any E C oi ’ lmti N, Administratrix C. C. Brower, Att'y for Eatate. 12 00 May, 1W)A, term thereof 0 00, In Uitlrnvny whereof, I have here D M. Griffith, Judge of Elec unto set my hand arid affixed my official «I tion and mileage .................... mm I, this 17th iky of June, A. 1). BMm I. . O Mills, Judge of Election 3 G fo C hautain , Jhl.Al.J County t.'lerk. 3 D. G Brown, ’* * By I.. <' W at won , Deputy. M H. Wampler, Clerk ” 3 C. O. Brown, 3 «I J. M Meredith, ** 3 ||(| | Hchool at th» Klaiuath Agency John W. Well», Judge 6 1|(1 c I cmwi I Iasi I ridav and the afternoon ol t lames MeFerren, " fl |t|| that -lay wac devoted to »thlellc eporta. <knrial Cl dm« 6 Janie» Taylor, ** The record» mad« by the boy» were I (Jgo. Ch iatain, atninpa and ex- S ('. Ilamaker, Clerk 6 »«ry cteditable. especially when it 1» proaa charx«’« ....................... g Earle Walker, •' « 23 '■6 t)ll coiisidcrol that Iht» 1« the llrat Held Geo < huatnin, repayment of W. T. Garrett, " 0 meet h--ld at th« sohool. It la ho|»«l Charles Grave», Judge money for examination of |(|| that a Ib id day at the clu»e of »chuol e«n title . .. mileage .. .. and 23 6 00 1 hereafter lx* made an annual event Sila* obt’iiehain, e*tra deputy Jeaae Stretta, Judge of Eke The event» a d result, warn folio»»: hire Hon 3 00 I). C. Ilenny, su|M*rvising engineer Running l>r>iad jump, George l»aai , S i I i 4 h Otieiichaln, hoarding pris David A. Jun»», '• 3 00 fur this district of the Reclamation Ser oner« 3 00 winner, distam-» 17 leet 4 inciie«. 50 37 Cyrus J. Sweet, Clerk vice is authority lor the statement that Silna < H»m<*hititi, lelephont* Joe. L. Ringo, ** High jump, t.e.iig.i Isaac winner. Secretary Garfield 3 00 will visit the * » rhargva 3 00 height, 4 feet H inches. 4 1-9 W. G. Maytleld, “ L'matills project alxiiil the middle of Notice to Credltora Milan OlM'itrhain, error In tax If G Bussey, Judge of Elec July. It is also stated on very g-xel Pole vault, I* rank Coburn In tbs County Cmirl of the Alate ol Ore<on receipt a ............................. Hon and mileage I2H ... authority that he will visit the Klamath for th«* < ounty ol K lamath. a feel. J Scott Taylor, printing 5 <H) E ('. Lyon. Judge of Election Three legged race. George Imac A project while he is in the West and will In the inntier of th«- of Georg«- W . Ma 2 00 W II Pankey, ** I Alva Is'Wia, keys .... make a thorough investigation <1 the ton, daceMed Flunk ('olmrn winner». It C I Alva I sw is. office supplies Noth*- * hereby y.veu that ||> la “»illau‘1 Cowley, Clerk 4 ST. existing conditions. The l'matills Potato ra< >-, Daniel John, winner. tetfauiviit of <»**or<e U 'la*ton. <i<rcea«ur«J, ha« John U II F. Swingle, *' ■ hallock, janitor '• 1» practically completed Itunnlng the ba«e», William Ball, project t«*»*n July proven and admitted to probate, |i«> I» W. It. Campiteli, " aalary The large dam is finished ami the dis and that H**nrielta <«. M*«i<-n La« i»« en duly winner, time, II *, seconds. apt»ojnu*d «• utril thereof. t- A. Kichardann. 3 cougatr (I h Ttan >|M»rtatiuii(*4i., (rana Y"i |*f.-o»4 uk Rar«*, Cleveland llut-hmsoii. tribution eyateas will Is- finished short- hat tat ‘lairna again»« »aid scalp« ........... ................... ............ |xirtatioii for rouuly |xx,r . 1 M :tu no winner. ly and the system will irrigate about estate arc lo-reby re<pie«ted to pr«WHt th»* »«me «¡th pr<>|*-r voucher», within »is month« Glhna & Prmlhomnic Co., nnp- Humphrey llmx . making elec Throwing the Baseliall, Munson 20,00U acres of fertile lands. The visit from date of ’hi» noth to the lindersifned, or at the American Bank a Trost < o., In the city Ol pliva Hon Ixxilhs ........................... 14 I • 16 Mtoki-s, winner. Distance not me» of Secretary Garfield is for the purjiose <■! k iMMrtb F», 1 >■ J D Witt, rare of county |xx>r Ml 31 Glaaa A Prmihornin4« (Jo., •• bated at Klarnath rail*. Oregon, thiw flr-l 20 76 tired. ol making an investigation "I th» proj day of May . i’Ae <>ou. T. Baldwin, supplici« A D. Miller, canvassing elec- 17 ect. J.T. Whistler, chief engineer of ii> ftrlefla <i Mattoti, Arrangement, have l-eeii cuu> pleiad y »«•< t.trix ol the last will and t»**(amrnt of G 20 J Scott Taylor, printing UM relume III base ball the project, has re-.gned from the ser- G«M>rge W Mafitou . dr< ea*e*l wlierel.y the Klamath Falls If M Richardoon. transcribing Glass A Prudhommc Co , sup team will piaticipate in the tournament vice and has located in Portland. t. itlmony ■ • <■1 plu-s 2s uo Notice of Sheriff'» Safe Silver Lake jeople are again on the at lakrvii'W. Most of the l>oys ate now :tx Hf, F. P Slate, care of county p<»>r 'I he Republican, printing.. 15 no track of Hamilton, the sup|>osed mor By virture of an rx«?rutk»n and order of aale duly "I. tlie ground, but a few have not yet Chitwixxl Drug C<> , supplies Warren D. King-Ion, refund arrived from Corvallis where they have de re r of Julius Wallei.de. Reports from bumwl by th* Clerk of the Circuit Court of Klam (T. W Ribixin») ... mg i rxea 3 fai 17 36 ath Qjunty. State of Oregon dated the ?7th day of la-en attending •- I100I, hut will la. here there are that lie, or some fellow that Schalkx-k A Daggett, supplies April. 1W-. in a cirrtain foreckaure suit in the Cir- KKK Store, supplies for county in lime to start lor lake, lew on the 29th. rvseinbles him, lias la-en seen several cuit Orurt f'zr th<-■-«Xi county and »tate wherein for county p>x>r ................ 40 31 jaw>r .......................... ... 33 60 Advices limn lakrnew stale that the times iri company w illi another fellow, Klamath County iiank. a corporation aa plaintiff E W Gillette, supplies fur J <) llitnukvr, Just ire's fore first prise will I* pkW. tlie second «260 and that they are skulking almut in tl e recovered judgment againat P. B. South worth and court hvuso 96 00 (Slate vs. Rsgan) ... 9 60 Altr<* Southworth for the turn of eight hundred ami the thud, 41 si The local players vicinity ol Silver I-ake Several reason» Alex Patterson, M D.. services thirty M-ven d an» and fifty centa(M37.5O) and W J. Brown, Constable fore teel ."nil.lent that they will capture the are given why It is possible that Hamil tnosui and d.»burt<«*menta taxed at sixteen dollar» in Roaet-ran» rase, allowed 22 (.lilt -I 1‘asi I here will Io- live ur sis teams in ton has returned to the scene of the and forty cents<116 40» on the 29th day of January m ii»- mn <d W. A Walker, witness (re a the tournament. Silver lake, Ft. Bld crime, but the most plausible theory IMK and disallowed in tlie sum ulitt-'i 9 Uo ■ • a • a Notice i herby given that I will un the 2“th day s.'ll, New Pine Creek and Paisley have advanced is that he 1» trying to get back of J? • |«| of June.!SMS. at the front <ioor of the court house Ail-lie Walker. WitlH-SS («♦ca already signified their intentions of to see a certain young woman with whom in Klamath Fuil*. in the «aid county at 2 o’clock in (ditto) .... 41 Oil Withrow Mrlhase Io. office pailicipatlng tn the event, lie was insanely infatuated. Shortly al rhe afternoon of the »aid day. »ell at public auc GO IN) rent Oliva PankrR witness (•»m '1 he Imai boy» l.svs received coneidei- ter Ids escape he wrote to lids girl and tion to the high<*«t bidder for ca»h. the following 10 •WJ Richard Mt-lhase, rent or elec- ».»s,,.,,,, > . a . a (ditto) described property to wit: IxAs 7, 8, 9 and 10 of ■ hie assistance Ironi the business men of told her he would some time deed to her Mictbun 34. wl-j of sw s. »wl4 of iw‘«. and lots 4 lion and repairing booths . Ada Smith, witness fees (ditto) 10 oq 10 HU tins city, but unless they win the tirrt tlie property lie owned in Silver Lake, 5 and 6 -f -/ < • . -r. tuwrtffhip 86 aouth of range ' L. I) Burk, Coroner's juror . Mrs. pied Campiteli, witness 1 Ml ami it is thought he may trv to see h> r •-a?t of Willamette Meridian. Also lot 2 of sec 1 Mil purse they will not come out even. fees (ditto) ............................ ” •• » (V 8. |J. ( lark. tion 3. and lots S ’ and 6 of section 2, tp 87 a. r. Practise games »re l-eitig played evi-ry with this piir|a«e in view, though the 1 la 11 i>u ard. w Hncsa (era(ditto) 1 Ml 13 uo W. E. Buller, •wwt <4 Wiilamette Mnilian in Klarnath county. day, and the ground at the old race girl doe» m t wish to see him it is said. •• Oregon, taken and levk^l upon as the i>ruperty of A-is Erb, witness fees, (ditto) 9 on It. H. Burnham, •’ 1 Ml track he« I hi - h 1 ut in first class con 'he A«sd P B. Southworth and Alice Southworth, |)riac<dl 4errantilc Co, »up- Wm Irwin, 1 NI 2500 Acres rree ur au much thereof a» may be neceaaary to satisfy dition. plira for county poor............... 1 80 32 16 Roa Amort. The I.aksside company has 2500 acre» the sf »d judgment in favor of Klamath County ILnrictta G Muston. Exvcu Don Nichols. ’* witness 1 w Instead ..I ll.e picnic heretofore al • of land under the A‘l»ms ditch that it Bank again»’ «aid P. B Southworth and Alice G W. Stephens. '■ trix, services->f Dr. Ma»t->n 1 w nouncad by the Klamath I-alls Military will give RENT FREE for one year. Southworth «ith interest therson. tx>gether with Band >>u July 4th, the organization ba» This includes the use of the land and all costa and disbursement» that have or may K! 00 J. (>. Hamaker, Acting Coro- as County Physician ........... | water The renter must clear and accrue. J <> Hsinsker. canvasslug elec- ner (A J. Nichols inquest) 7 60 decided to give an excursion U> Odessa. place the land in cultivation. The rent w Silas Obsnehain. Sheriff, 1 lie Land lound it impoMUble to »ecu re er gets all the crop but we reserve the bated at Klamath Falls. Oregon. Mar V*. IMS. turn returns and mileage 11 00 W. W Whitlatch, juror, Jus- tics's Court................................... r--t» &-Zi J O Hamaker, r e |>a i r I ng elec- 1 40 ■uilable grounds for the picnic and con right to pasture the stubble. The Lakeside Company, 1 tut sequently tin- change in llie plans aaa lion lxK>tht ... ».»«.....». 3 00 II. F. Tulle. J Frank Adams, Manager. SOI ICE FOR PUBLICATION Ben Graham, 1 40 made. Tlie steamer W'inema has al Greeley X Phillips, supplies Merrill. Oregon. T J tilfi.ll. ready l-erii secured lor the oucaaion, and and lata>r .. i M Unit—t States Land Ofltce. Lakeview. Oregon. 1 HO April Z. Use J. F. Stevens. 1 HI it is wry probable that tlie Mamma and W 1 Seeh-rn, l«>ard of coun- Nour«* hereby that in compliance with •he prvn t-vton* <>f the act <«f Conicre*« of June 8, 1 60 (H-rhaps some of the smaller boat» will tv |»«-r ............. 6 76 T. M Durham, m . x. cm B< 11 1O. entitled "An act for the «ale of timber land* Tlie band will fur | There is always a welcome for you at ir. the State« of California. Oregon. Nevada and i :o also make the tup. 10 60 M. Giacomini, J Scott Taylor, printing ... Washington Territory." a« extended to all public 1. 8. Daviss, Portland < i' tlunit Store, mdat* l 30 nish music lor the occasion and the Grace M. E. church. and -tat»*« by art of August 4. 1 «M2. John Kenney, f Klamath Fall* County of Kla-nath. State of i B lurautiful grounds al Odessa will be H. 8 Parrish, for county poor.......................... 6 36 Service» will Iw held Sunday in the *'rvg .ha.s fi!«<j in taia office hi« sworn »tatnawnt A 1.. William«, MM9. for thr-pur hue of the e’ -.ae'«. wee. 5. Shive lit* n A Co , suppliea for 1 1« -q-eii to the excursionists. new Methodist Church. nl e . pec No. s. tp No. 87 r.. rantre No 4» E.. 1 10 county poor ............................... 32 46 J. P Harter, As there will la- no celebration in this •V M. and «ill offer proof to »how that the land Sunday Services: ,ht 1» more valuable fur iu timber and »tone W P. Rhoads, ■ 1 10 city it is very probable that the ex John <> Schallock, board and Bible School ......................... .... 10 a. m. than f >r agricultural purpaa»**. and to eatabliah 1 1" cursion will I h - hugely patronised au>i • •» rla.m before C unty Clerk of Klamath county care of dr|H-ndcnt children . 24 00 G. McCann, Preaching ............................................. 11 a. tn. at hi» office at Klamath Falla Oregon, on Munday, 1 10 that two boat» will be necessary to carry I John G. Schallock, Constable J A. Brown. Preaching ............................................. H p. tn. th« Sth day of July. 1908. 1 1' the crowd. (. <• 1 .... He names witiweaea: 7 90 Dan Van Brimmer, " Epworth la-ague................................. 7:15 p. tn. Jefu» C Crave% Jimmi* McCrank. Ralph 6 00 Fred Stukel, 1 1O <> A Stearns, Fruit Inspector Vaughr.. > red Jar - en. all of Klamath Fall«. Orw- Klamath is receiving somegixxl ad ver- A hearty welcome to all, W T. Shive, Coroner’® juror 1 30 E. Elvy, 1 10 tisiqg through T. A. K. Fassett, the Io j P. CONKLIN, Pastor. A a Df a-heracljr the 1 lo 1 2» C. G. Merrill, i. o '■ aDuvv «1» r i -an 1« are requested to file tn cal S--utliern Pacific agent. He is send- , BVI-TIST CHt'BCII ihi» ofiit -th* -t »a; I claims on or before the 1 20 H A. Kattenhom, ” 1 lo W S. Slough. “ mg t'bamlx-r ol Commerce pamplilets, I -a*d 6th day of July. 1966. Preaching services next Sunday at 1) 1 80 II. T. Anderson. 1 101 '' It M Barter. J. N WATSON. Register. t -gi-tlier w ith a personal letter to a large x» •«». and nnu o v 1». r*l o’ nvn clock m n. a. tn. 8 o'clock p. III. hi . Sun- 4-164-24 1 lo 1 20 F 1' Vnn Meter, J. Kerr. numlwr of the N.uthern Pacific agents |(Uy ^.hoo| M J0 o-cl(x.k ,nd R Y 1 20 T. W-I.“n, 1 lo (‘heafi’F Avery. ’* . U. along all parts of the system. In the' at 7:15 p. m. Everyone invited. 1 IO C. H. Merrill. Wm. Martin. Coroner'» fee» lellei he urges them to distribute tlie l.l 00 G. R. Hammond. ((*. Brennan inquest)............. 1 lo ** P resbyterian C hurch pamphlets and gives them very explicit P L. Fountain, Judge of Elec- 1 lo John Colwell, Bible School Sunday morning at 10 information as to how to reach this city. 6 00 Bert Davis. li»n ....... ............................... 1 10 SALEM. OREGON Doting his long experience with the S. o'clock; morning worship at 11 o'clock; 6 00 H. H. Hoyt. J. W. Bryant. ” witness ** 4 HO Christain Endeavor at 6: 30; evening P. Mr. Fassett has lieeouie acquainted 6 IK) Guy Woodin, Complete Stock of Fruit, - 1“ John R. Stilts. •’ worship at 7: 30; midweek prayer meet « 00 Fred Hobson, 5 10 with most of the agents and his personal Jasper Bennett. " Shade and Ornamental letter« should bring very desirable re ing on Wednesday evening at 7: 30; 6 00 H H. Hoyt. 2 1" <’. C. la>W. teachers meeting on Saturday evening sults. 6 00 H. T. Anderson, ’’ 2 00 Robt. Casey, , , . , . | at 7:30. Regular session meeting the W W Baldwin. Clerk of Elec- F. Van Meter. 2 20 1 h ,« n-t-irte-l that the ' su.plciou. , M >n(J>v of month at •JO l>l charm ter. seen by Summer Uka paopla Th„ Mens c,ub 6 00 G. W Otfield, att'y fee ........... thp firgt Thurs 1 mn .......................... ..................... R. G. ROSS. AGENT 6 00 Adam Schortgen. Justice's fees 1 1 9'- laM wrt’K Ma« n nmn anti anti a woman . ... . » . . w II M . . d«v evening of the month at 8 o clock, 6 (X) F. P. Slate, Constable fees ... 12 40 w ho had been mixed up in a murder < . .. . . . . . . E. M Hubb, BOX 1T5 .. . ’ . . . The lJidiea Aid society meet* the sec- 6 00 Frrd Melhase, Commissioner's Roy Haniakar. *' iH’iap«’ hi lu’no recently and were making __ . .. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. ,, * I ond Thursday afternoon in the month 6 IK) salary ............................................ 22 50 their getaway. The short • fellow M. Marker, * » n*u i » .. • . . . Iwusix .. I I J si > . 111. >»» xx «X a thu at 2: .10. The Indies Missionary socie- 6 on W. A Walker, 45 MI thought l.> to Lwi-n have Ix-en Hamilton was the ' ...ditto T. E. Griffith, ty meets the fourth Thursday of the Fidward Fr< uer. Judge of Elee- woman. <lr<-«sed in men’s clothing, 1 Dr. F. M. While, holding poat month at 2: 20 o'clock. H IMI lion and mileage...................... 25 00 1 w bi, h accounts for the effort to keep out ' mortem examination . . G eo . T. P ratt . CHANGE OF TIME 3 IK) Fred Biehn. w-xxl for court Elmer Moorv .. «lit to ... of sight «« much as possible. 0. F. , Pastor. 3 (KI .1 II \ M M. t. i -bill- 5 50 Griffith was the last man from this house . ............................. $100 Reward, gioo. 3 00 Star Drug Store, supplies and V. C Hughes, Clerk of Election vicinity t<> see tlu-ir tracks at w hich time The reader» o( thlx paper will be pleaaeti to 3 00 Oscar ('. Lee, " medicine........................................ H ao they were near Black butte.- Silver Lake learn that there I» Mt leant one dreaded ditra» ’ 3 00 J D. Witt, express charges liny Freuer, ’’ Oregonian. the aclenre ha» liven able to cure In all it» AND F. T. Nelaon, Judge of Elec- 90 1 Reports from Dorris are that there ■ta<e», anti that >• catarrh. ItaH*» Catarrh 6 (M) J. G. Wight, stamps nnd sta lion sik I mileage ...................... Cure la the only poaHlve cure now known to are now in the course of construction the medical fraternity. Catarrh I m J ux a con 3 00 tionery............................................ 20 00 1 IL E. Kerns, Judge of Election four sahxin buildings which w ill be oc stitutional dlacaar, require» a constitutional 3 (KI Silas Olx-ncham, stamps .... 5 00 J. E. Newbnnks, ’’ cupied by Klamath Falla liquor dealers ircatmeni. llall'« ('atarih ('lire I« taken ir.- 3 00 I). R. Doten, Clerk Road Claims a» soon as prohibition goes into effect. ternaliv. acting directly upon the blood and 3 00 Geo. T. Baldwin, supplies for mucous anrfacvM of the «yatrm, thereby de- It. M. C. Brown, “ This Ix-ing the case Dorris will have al Ntroyinx the foundation of the disease, and 3 OO R. W. Tower, *’ 23 roads.............................................. $ most a dosen salixms for tin re a re al ready giving the patient strength by building up Valentina Griffith, Ju-lge of E. S. Phillips. County Road six running in full blast and it is said lhe constitution and Auxhtlng nature in doing 10 20 Election ami mileage ........... Master, to lie expended on that the Keno saloonman will also lt> work. The proprietor« have go much faith N. II. Fennell, Judge of Elec- county roads........................... 2,000 00 move there and also one of the Bonanza in its curative power» that they offer Ono DAILY SERVICE Hundred Pollar* for any cane it talh to cure. 3 00 tion ................................................. High School Claims wet gixxls merchants lias his eye on the Send for ll»t of testimonial*. 3 (KI Effective April 10 Cha». E. Scott, ’’ J. G. Swan, library book $ I 25 new location. F. J. CH KN EV A CO .Toledo. O. 3 00 W. L. Frain, Clerk From Klamath Falls to San Francis Bold bv druggists, 76c. KM) 00 Wm. Ketxde-er, Janitor hire . Alex. Nosier report» considerable ac Take HaH*»Family Pii a for Const.tuition co and all points between Thrall 3 0t) W. (’. Gettie, " 200 (Ml J. G. Swan, Teacher'» salary and same: tivity on the Upper Lake water front. 3 00 E. L. Coburn, " K. F. Machine Shop, sharpen I.eave Klamath Falla.... 4: (Ml A. M. Extensive improvements are to be made C. ('. Jackson, Ju-lge of Elec- Arrive at Spencers........... 7:30 ing lawn mower ...................... 75 Notice tor Publication al the Buena Vista landing and work 14 00 Gel). T. Baldwin, nupplies for tion und mileage ............. ... Leave Spencers at ..... 8: 00 Department of tht- Interior. ha« already liegnn on a massive stone I'. S. I.sn.l Office si lakevlew, Oregon, June Arrive at Pokegama.... 11: 00 J. W. McCoy, Judge of Elec- 20 25 county high »chool .................. Lv Pokegama. K.L.R.R.ll: 15 jetty on either end of the boat house. IS, I«». 6 (K) tion........... .. ..................................... , , I Notice 1« hereby given Ibal Hamilton Mulkey, F. Ankeny. Daily Oregonian P. M. Arrive at Thrall............. 1: 15 It will require many tons of rock to { of Klamath Pall«, Oregon, who, on Marell lì. 6 00 Richard Melhase, " 5 85 Leave Thrall. S. I'. R. R. for high school.. .................... I9D7, male homestead entry No. 37.H, (or VV , build it and to transport the rock from 6 00 Roy R. Wise. Clerk , NWi, Hee». SW'SW', .See JI. SK<.SPi. Section train No. 15 .................. 2: 25 J. G. Swan, music for high the quarry to the water front a tempor .M, Tos nshlp tn S, Ksnge'i F Will. Meridian, Arrive at San Francisco, 9: 2N A. M. <1 00 M. F. Lnosley, " t: 51 i lias tiled uoilt-e ol Intention to make final com schixil . ................................... 29 hours and 2S minutes, Klamath ary steel track will be put in. Mr Nos mutation proof, to establish claim to the laud tl IM) James M Emery. " Fred Melhime, work on H. S. alane described.before Counli Clerk Klamsfli Falls to San Francisco. Train No. ier lias this work in charge. 11 IM) Wm. Goss, Judge Co., at hlaoffiee, at Klamath f alls. Oregon on 100 00 13 on S. P. leaves Thrall 5: 54 p. in , ground» .................... .... the Mil day of August, Inox. 1.. J. Bauman, " arriving at San Francisco 11-28 am. i lairaani names as wltne-.se« Greeley Phillip», rainbow ' Blackie " McIntire i» now al Portland Klamath Falls to Portland Win fk hrluer. A M Jamison, ►isiik J.diu II HO ulid mileage.................. ......... 1 JO where he will be tiled in the federa soli. Hen Carlisle all of K lamsth Fsll- orerei packing .................................. Leave Klamath Falls as above, tl (Ml 1' A Ib-ward, Ju-lgeof Election J N WAi'ftVN ¡.eave Thrall S P train No. Itl, 1:32 Star Drug Store, books and c nut on the charge of selling whiskey K.' Isler. 6 (M) J <> Hamaker, Clerk “ » ■? '. 7 ai ii. in., arrive at Portland 7: 55 a. ni. 30 10 loan Indian. The particulars of the Hupplias........... .................. 6 00 J. II. Driscoll, 27 hours and 55 minutes, Klamath Judge Griffith, diplomas for arrest were published in the Herald at 11 00 Falls to Portland. E. 1. Walter, Notfct for Piiblfcatlon 35 high school ................................. the time it was made. ‘ Blackie" will From San Francisco to Klamath H. T. Anderson, Judge of Elec l*epartm«nt nt the Interior, L. Alvn Lewis, emergency fund 50 ttinke his defense An llie ground that Falls. P S. l and Office nt I «Review, Oregon June 10 00 tion and mileage ...................... 200 Prof. Howard. Teacher’s salary Leave San Francisco at 2: 20 p. m.; the Indian to whom lie gave the whiskev H. 19<N. C Guy Merrill, Ju-lgeof Elec- Notice In hereby given that James L tlor«lon. arrive at Thrall at 6: 04 a. m. 250 Prof. Faught, has his allotment and is no longer a of Ft. KlamRth, Oregon, who, on August 24. Leave Thrall at 6:30 a, m.; leave 6 OO Bessie Applegate, •• Moil ISO ward of the Government, hut is entitled , ’’Wl- mad»homwti*ad entry No wt. for I. oh Pokegama at 9 a. m. ; arrive at ,, , , , . ... 1 5 and f». Section 9, Township SH ¿4, Hffnge 7»v b 6 00 .1. H. Martin, Star Drug Store, supplies ... t i nil of the booze lie can buv, or if he win Meridian, ha* filed notice of intention Klamath Falls ut 5 p.m.; dinner at t> 00 E. S. Terwilliger. Clerk '* I.-..- evis.t.s l.it.. | to make final five jear proof. Io v»tab|i»h Spencer's leaving there at 1 p. m. im luck), base giv»n to him. ciaim t> the land above described, before I 6 00 STATE OF OREGON, 1 E. Elvy, Shortest time ever. 26 hour» and | county Clerk. Klamath Co., at his office, at 40 minutes, San Francisco to Klam ............. Klamath Falla, Oregon, on the 1st day ot Ai ■ 6 00 H8. G. W. Oflleld, Martin Bro», loaded n barge at Merrill nut. hMJB- ath Falls. No other route does it. C ounty op K lamath , F. M. Bennett, Judge ” ('laimanl names as witnesses; landing with 80,(KM) |«>iiii.l»ol barley (or This is the cheapest and best way; Kdd i.ev\er, Char>ie Marlin. James Emery. 10 00 and mileage ............................... I, George Chastain, County Clerk in Erickson .1 Peterson, the railroad con Heibtrt J. Savidge, all of Ft Klamath, Oregon fare $5 in eiiher direction between J. N M AT8OX. (!. W. Sherman, Judge of Elec Thrall and Klamatn Falla. and for said County and Mate, do here tractor». Tlie barge will be sent to Tee Register i 6 U0 by certify that th* foregoing is a true ter's landing Monday —Merrill Record I ion ................................. ........... 4M ’ M • f I |N>ndituree of th« County <’otirt »•( Klamath County, Oregon, al the May, l>»M, h-rm thereof, showing Ih«’ nniid k of all rlaiiitanla, the arti « k or nrrvke fur which payment wai claimed in each 1411, the amount al |ow«'d rnni ordered paid, and thnwing whether the cl iiin |>aa been continued or rejected. •’ ** Church Services Long Lake Lumber Co. Manufacturer» of All Kind« of LUI1BER Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors, AH Kinds of Mouldings, Ing and Turning, Hand Odd-Shed Doon & Windows PHONE a Specialty 381 All kinds of I* i ii Hilling Lum ber now on hand. Largo assort merit of Doors and Windows made up ami ready for immediate de livery. Can furnish an order on the grounds for any sized build- ing within twenty-four hours. Large stock of Flooring in three grades. W. 0. HUSON. - Manager OUR T HIRD NLFOItT Of THE CONDITION Of The First irust & Savings Bank AT KLAMATH FALLS. in the Sute ot Oregon, at the close ol tnulaess. May 14. 19Oa RESOURCES Ix-ane and discounts ........... | 32,3>-4 80 Due from approved reserve banks............................................ 3.818 9S Cash on hand.................. 500 0J T u T*L......................................« 36,683 78 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in............. f 25,000 00 Undivided profits, le«s ex penses and taxes paid ... 241 14 Time certificates -if deposit . 7,39b 12 Havings deposit«................ 4,043 52 T otal .................................... I 36,683 78 S tats or O ksgo . x , ( C ocntv or K i avathi **' I, J. W. Siemens, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly »wear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. W. mens :.«. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day of May, 1908. P. I.. F o CNT aix , Notary Public. CORRECT—A ttxst : G. W. W hite . 1 , Gao T. B aldwin , ) D ire < t " r " 1 Since our organization as a Trust and Savings Bank on November 18. 1907, we have rendered to the State Exam iner of Banks three reports of our condition and been exam- Hied once by him. The Report speaks for itself showing a gain of 49.715.60 since our last report. We realize that the most valuable asset of a Bank is that of public confidence and we furnish our depositors with every safeguard and protec tion for their funds, and shall continue to do so in the future as in the past Our books are always open for insp -ction by depositors. THE W MI X SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. G W. W hit ». Pmidsnt C. T B aldwin . Vk-e-Pr«». J. W SiBHENA Cashier W. A. D kuisll . A-at. Cashier Oregon Nursery Co. Trees. Shrubs, Yines t City Meat Market MEISS & ARMAND PROPRIETORS ALL KINDS OF FDESH, SALT AND SNOKEO MEATS SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS Klamath Lake R.R MIDWAY McIntire-Straw Stage Line STABLER SHOP General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work Livery and Feed Stable Both Saddle and Driving Horses Phone456 CHAS. R. BALDWIN Miflllifoils A. G. DUHME TIMBERLAND Ottico in First National Bank Building, LAKEVIEW. OREGON.