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Land Owners, Attention!
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Some l.a»tcrn partie.«, who desire to locate
ill Klamath County, have requested us to submit
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$ price.« and terms of good land, in tract« of 80
t to 3 jo acres
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I lie price« must be inducement■ to get actual settlers, who
will build home« and improve the land, which la the unly
Hung to du to mild up the country and establish substantial
Value*.
\\ c » II! be pleased to have the 0» ners of land call at our office,
|u*i opposite the .Tasonic llall, and get acquainted, and see If we can­
not co-opcrate to mutual advantage.
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SHROUT & SHORTT
ICarruth Falls
Oregon
GRAND OPENING OF RICH FRUIT
LAND UNDER THE GAREY ACT
I '1,linn acres ttf tlie most fertili' latiti in the State of Idaho
will In« throw it open for st'ttlenient under theCarcy Act on
OCTOBER TWELFTH
Th I h tract I n on Ilio noiitìi hank
of th«* Stink«« Klv»*r. on the main
line of tlo* Oregon Short Line
llallwuv, « Iglit
inllca «* an ( Of
Olrtin h bVrry. n tlivlulon on that
/oliti
'Ih«* «hooting, of th«* land
*111 be und« r th«* uii|>t*rVinton of
tli«' State Land Hoard of Idaho.
I.<M VI |O\ un«*x< «*lh»d, with the
v«*i V tu t 11-«UM Aniliientnl Irani*-
l-ortatlon faciline» and cioncai
market-, (LIMITE uniform, no
estreme beai or cold Ixits of nun.
II VT1 It I» perpet uni and a great
surplus previde» enough for 50,-
000 a< res and 10,000 hors«- power
I x - k I i I i »
HOII, I» a voi, alile a»h,
decolliposed lava and vegetatile
niotihl
Non<- better for fruita,
alfalfa nnd sugar beel*.
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES
Stun! for Booklet* and Information, to either address
KINGS HILL IRRIGATION & POWER COMPANY
MAIN OFFICE. BOISE, IDAHO
B. S. COOK & CO., Oregon Agents.
corpbor L abn ¿ ld ¿ reóon
City Meat Market
MEISS & ARMAND
PROPRIETORS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
AND SMOKED MEATS
SAUSAGES OF ALL
KINDS
OLMES
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREET»
PORTLAND. OREGON
WRITE FOR CATALOG
Thr School that Placca You in a Good Position
J. L. CUNNINGHAM
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Specifications Furnished
Estimates given on all classes of work, from
small cottages to office buildings
In building your home combine Style, Originality and Economy
by hnving your plans prepared by me.
PHONE 841.
Residence, Washington St., bet. Sth and pth.
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FORENT FIRM RAGING.
Forester Kinney loft on Tuesday
(Oil th« steamer Wlneina with thlrti
men for t*d<-»»n
From time Hie/
'will go to th« mountains on th-- went
'side of tto- lake to fignt th«- lire tthlch
lui» boeri tnglng In that »««lion of the
CiiHind«- Forest l<«-»etve for I so
W ei'itn
'Ilie fire back of (>de»»a ha» been
doing heavy damage to th« timi < r In
tin- reserve On account of the con­
tinued dry weather and lac ( ol rains
It I imm been Impossible to control file
fire and It ha» spread until It Is caus­
ing alarm
Every available man ha»
been socured Io a»»l»t In chocking the
fire before further damage in done
Mr. Kinney wlih th- thirty men he
took with him till» morning hop«-»
I to be alile to get the llame» in this
»-•i tlon under control
No word has been received from J.
F Kimball, who !» with the party of
mi'll fighting the fire neat Clover
■ reek ('has. Baldwin who »ent there
»Uh n « lew nf eight men linn not n--
tumed and Ulin lead» Io the belief
Huit the fire I» not yet under control.
They have not telephoned for more
men so It I» Miip|ai»«-d itiHt they feel
able to cop« with the tire without fur-
Hier assistance.
Forest firi-s arc siso raging In I the
nort hern part of the county 1 n<*Mr
'Odell, A me**age was received from
that section Monday for Jack Kim-
ball »■king that he come at once to
look after the Weyerhaeuser timber,
but Kimball has not returned from
It I» probable that
Clover «risk
someone will be sent to that aeri Ion
to »cc what damage the fire I« do-
Ing
Were Nearly l»rowh«*J'
r M Barnum returned Monday
from Butte Creole valley, where II"
had been to recuperate and visit a
brother and other relativen living
there. While there Mr. Barnum be
came Involved In an iM-cld'-nt wlilcli
might ennlly have hail di»»»trou4 1«
suit*. L imi Saturday he, together
with hl* niece. Ml»* Mura Phelpr.
Ml»» Jacobi, hl* 10-year-old nephew,
<*»<ar Barnum, Mr. Ksslinr. be Yreka
baker und a gentleman from San
Francisco, went to Orr'* lake on a
fishing expedition
Mr. Barnum, Ills
nephew <*»car and the San PranclMSi
man went out on the lake in a «mail
skiff, the other* of the party follow­
ing In a larger boat The lake 1» half
a tulle wide and eighty feet deep and
when about half way a< ro»» it the
skiff sprung a leak and founderd,
throwing the three occupants Into
the water and rolling over with them
three time« before It could !»«* stead­
ied to uffoid a holding pla<e
Th,
two gentlemen manag-d to hold to
'to* »klff and support th«- boy until
the arrival of tin- larger boat, th« o--
eupuntn of which had considerable
dltfli ulty In hauling the wrecked and
dripping one» aboard. It was alm*»»t
a miracle, Mr. Barnum says, that all
■ucceeded In reaching the »bore alive
Merrill Record.
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B. St. George Bishop and family
and Judge nnd .Mrs. Geo. T. Baldwin
left Wednesday for a week’s out-
Ing at Bishop's house boat at Short
creek.
HI M.MONH.
In
tlx-
Circuit
Court of the State
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of Oregon, for the County of Klam-
1*1111.11' M ll<M»l. Ol'lAH.
Tu«»dny was th" first day of work In al l>
Henry O. Off< nl>u< her. Plaintiff. VH.
the public schools of the city, i'ln»»«-*
Sult In
were enrolled. lenson* assigned and It. E. Dyer, Defendant.
tlie routine work taken up The en­ Equity to Foret lo»«- Mortgage.
rollment In the <lty schools today To II K. Dyer. the above narn»*<!
was
13» boy* and 134 girls, a tot­ ‘ fendant
In the name of the Stale of Ore-
al of 263 pupil» Thirty or forty of
,
gon
Yon are hereby required to
the regular pupils are temporarily
absent from th«* city and could not iappear and unswer th«- complaint filed
I < here for th«* opening days, Prlncf- agalniit you In the above entlll«*d suit,
pal I »unbar stat«* that he bell evil on or l«-fore the 22nd day of October,
the enrollment will exceed 300 be­ | 190». that Ix-lng the date of th«-
fore the week Is out.
Til-' guide last publication of summons and the
teachers and tlx- enrollment of pu­ last date within which the defendant
is required to answer a» fixed by th«
pils In their classes are MH follows:
order of publication of this summons,
i.trN
and If you fall to appear and answer
ihe plaintiff will take Judgment
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against you for the amount demand­
Second Mabel Campbel I I 15 29
'd In hl» complaint; that is to the
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15 19
Third
Mia* Baker
«urn of 83200. with interest ther«-on
X 18 26
Fourth Minn Davidson
at the tale of 8 per cent per annum
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13 29
Fifth
Mina Bell
from July 30, 1906. together with
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15
Stalli Minn Applegate
30
costs and dl»bur»emeiils of said ac­
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Seventh .Minn Drew
tion und «350 attorney's fee. and that
Elginh Stella t'ample-ll it; I* 26
the following real property, to-wlt.
Commencing at a point twenty-five
l.‘N 134 n f n
Total
(251 fit-l northeoatlerly from the cor­
Th«* enrollment for last year was:
ner on .Main Street between lots 2
Bo's, 121», girls. 128. Total 257.
and 3 In Block eighteen In the town
lot Klamath Fall». Oregon, thence
Northwesterly at right angle!) with
Mil I I* AHI l»E< III: IKING.
Estimnte» made by the »his-pmvn Main Street eighty feet. thence North-
|of Lak« ('minty »how there him been | easterly at right angles with said line
a big decrease In the number of sheep twenty-five feet, thence Southeasterly
In the county In the past two years at tight angle» with said line eighty
It I* estimated that In 1906 not lea* feet; thence Southwesterly along
than 500,000 sheep were run on the Main street twenty-five feet; to place
range of that county, but this year of beginning, embracing a strip twen­
there are less than 200,000. 1'hl* ty-five feet wide and eighty feet long
dacrease he* cut down the revenue In'lot two (21, block eighteen < 1»> in
'of the county and has forced many the town of Klamath Falls. Oregon
of the former wool growers out of Also
Mits one (II and two (21, block
the business. The things that have
seventy-seven
(771, Klamath Addl-
¡euntrlbuted to the reduction are that
range ha« been scarce since the cren-1 tlon to the town of Klamath Falls,
tlon of the forest reserves, that the1 Oregon, held under mortgage to se-
price of wool has gone down, the high cure said sums in this action, be sold
price* of carcasses last year, and the to satisfy said mortgage, said mort­
fact that many of the land* of the gage and notes secured thereby hav­
county that have heretofore been op­ ing been heretofore assigned and
en to the sheepmen have been leased transferred to the plaint iff by Charles
and closed to the wool growers, add- | E. Worden, original payee of said
Ing to the scarcity of the range caus­ notes and mortgagee named in said
ed by the reserve«, on which the nuin-t mortgage.
And that execution and order of
bcr of sheep arc limited so that the
grass is protected. The chief wealth sale issue herein to the sheriff of
of Lake county has heretofore been Klamath County. Oregon, and that
in the wool anil mutton Industry, but sale be made us provided by law on
there will be n big decrease In the in­ all of said real property as desarlbed
In said mortgage, and that he place
come from thia line this year.
the purchaser In taissesslon at said
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sale, and that all the right, title and
Interest of th«' defendant in nnd to
( OIHMTOK OF EXHIBITS. said renl estnte. or nny portion there­
of. be foreclosed, except the right to
Tin- Klamath County Agricultural ri'deem as provided by law. and for
Association has appointed Judge Geo. general equitable relief.
This summons Is published In the
T. Baldwin director of exhibits for
the Street Carnival nnd Fair. Judge i Klamath Falls Republican, n weekly
Baldwin will soon start the campaign newspaper, printed and published nt
among the farmers of the county to Kinmath Fulls. Oregon, by order of
secure exhibits. «300 In cash will be Hon George Noland, judge of snid
I given ill prises for the best displays Court, nn<l dated September 3rd.
and It Is proposed to make this a big 1908.
The first publication to be made on
feature of the coming celebration
during the week commencing October Thursday, the 10th day of September
12th. Th«« beat exhibits will be kept 1908, nnd the Inst publication to be
to be used at the Seattle Fair next made on the 22ml ilny of October.
year, and the persons milking the ex- 1908.
BENSON & STONE,
hlblts will be given full credit for
Attorneys for.Plalntlff |
their products.
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NEW SFITH FILED.
Sult for divorce Hied Tuesday i>y
.Margaret M. I’rovo vs. Joseph Provo.
F H. Mills, attorney for plaintiff.
Sult for divorce lias been filed by
I Mary A Sullivan VS. J K. Sullivan,
Henson A Stone, attorneys for plain­
tiff
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Principal John T. Butcher of lhe
Klamath County High school would
bo glad to communicate with anyone
having rooms und bonrd fur High
school pupils. Phone him at bls of-
flee or residence.
The land tax aalo which bn» boon
before the County Court for «eversi
day*, will probably be decided In the
Circuit Court. TTie county would not
agree to compromise as proposed by
Mr. Hunter, for the land company.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by lorsl application», asthay cannot reach thedi»-
••«»c<l portion of the cur. There « only on« way to
cur» deafneu and that ia by onstitutsinal reme-
di*f. l»«afn»u la «aussl bv an inltainvd condltuin ,
of th» mocoui llnins of th« Eustachian Tul»e.
When tht» tube ia Infiaineil you have a rumbling
•ound or imperfect heal tn*, and wh*n it ia entire­
ly okeed Deafneu i» th» reault. »nd unl«u the In­
flammation can be taken out »nd thi» tube reatored
to Ita normal ciuidUion. hearin* will ba deatroyad
forever: nine caaoa out of ten are cauaed by Ca­
tarrh, which ia nothing but nn liiflam.sl condition
of the mueoua aurface-*.
Wa will give One Hundred IX-llara for an> <■»♦»
of Daafnau -caused by catarrh» that cannot ba
i-urad by Hall'» Catarrh Cure.
Send for circular»
free.
F. J. CHENEY « CO . Toledo. O.
Sold bydrussiata. 7Be
Take Haifa Family Pills for conatipatlon
C.
F.
STONE
ATTORNEY AT
LAW
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
Klamath Falls, Oregon
For Ls-aae.
lio'fJ with everything new, dining
room, kitchen, eight roooma, parlor,
fine patronage, feeding irom 150 to
200 dally. Inquire at Hotel Dorris,
Dorris, California
8»tf
s
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
For Hale or Trail«—lo ddence and
basine*« property In the best town
In the Willamette valley.
Inquiro at the Boston Store.
7-2tf
Manufacturer« of All Kind« of
NOTH I, OF 8UKVKY.
The following persons are hereby
notified that on the 8th day of Sep­
tember, 1908, 1 shall begin survey
for th« location of the following cor-
i.«rs: The NW and HW corners of
the NE»4 of HE*4 of Sec. 29 and all
the corners of th« SW *4 of SE*4 of
H« c. 20, all In T. 3 8 8 R. 9 E. W.M.
Clarence A. Mitchell, John L. Meiers,
T L. Seymour, It. Madsen, John Kan-
I tud. Wm A E>-ar|e, James A Stew­
art, (‘has I.. Kessler. A. A Rowley,
I (’ Ferguson, Irene McClure, LIs-
ictta Blaeser, California Northeast­
ern K. W. Co, Walter W. Ward, Ab-
n«.r W« m .,I
M b WILLIAMS.
6-20-9
County Surveyor.
LUHBER
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
All Kinds of Mouldings,
Band sawing and Turning,
Odd-Shed Doom
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land Office at Lakeview, Ore­
gon, July 14, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Restore
French, of Klamath* Falls, Oregon,
who. on October 6, 1902, made home­
stead entry No. 274 8, Serial No. 069,
for *bi set*. nwV* se%, se>4 swi4.
Section 11, T 38 S, R 9 E. W. M.,
lias tiled notice of intention to make
tlnal five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be­
fore County Clerk of Klamath Coun­
ty, Oregon, at hl* office at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the 2 Sth day of
August, 1903.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Fred A. Janssen, John Jansaen,
Willie Neubert, Mrs. F. E. Boyd, all
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
J. N. WATSON,
Register.
J. N. WATSON.
7-30-10-1
Register.
Specialty
381
All kinds of Finishing Lum-
ber now on hand.
Large assortment of Doors
and Windows made up and
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. O. HUSON,
Manager
Oregon
“Builders”
Are you doing what you can to populate your
State?
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE —Settlers, honest farmers, mechan­
ics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a
willing heart-capital or no capital.
Southern Pacific Co.
(Lines in Oregon)
is sending tons of literature to the East for distribution through
every available agency. Will you not help the good work of
buildi ig Oregon by sending us the names and addresses of your
friends who are likely to be interested in thia State? We will be
glad to bear the expense of send ng them complete information
about OREGON and its opportunities.
COLONIST TICKETS will be on «ale during SEPTEM­
BER AND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon.
The fare« from a few principal cities are
From Denver
S30.00
From Louisville.... $41.70
Omaha...... 30.00
Cincinnati .... 42.20
Kansas City 3o.oo
Cleveland..... 44-7?
St. Louis
3coo
New York...... çç.oo
Chicago
38.00
TICKETS CAN BE PREPAID
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44
44
44
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon,
proper amount with ny of our agents.
The ticket
furnished by telegraph.
the
i be
WM. mcmurray ,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
«Ashland Commercial College
Ashland, Oregon
XOTIt E FOR 1’1 BI.K AT1ON.
Not Coal Land.
I>- piutment of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon.
August 6, 1 998.
Notice is hereby given that John
A. Pinkerton, of Coeur d’Alene, Ida­
ho, who, on May 27. 1908, made tim­ I
ber and stone application No. 1189,
(Serial No. 02 84 ), for slfcsw , uw %
sw >4. See. 9, se^seSi. Sec. 8, T. 37
S.. II. 9 E , W. M.. has filed notice of
intention to make final proof, to es­
tablish claim to the land above de­
scribe.!. before County Clerk, Klam­
ath Co , at his office, at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the 12th day of
October, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry 1'eltr, of Klamath Falls, Or­
egon. Dan Johnston, of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, J. M. Pinkerton, of
Wolf CrwK Oiegon. E. Smith, of
Klamath Fa'ls, Oregon.
J N. WATSON,
8-13-10-8
Register.
NOTH i : Ft »It I’l B LI CATION,
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office al Lakeview, Oregon,
July IS, 190 8
Notice is hereby given that Henry
K Herr, of Dorris, Calif., who, on
Oct. 3, 1907, made Tlftiber and Stone
Application No. 084, T. & S. 8. No.
3803, for Lot 4, Section 14, T. 41 8.,
R. 6 E , W. M. has filed notice of in­
tention to ntako Anal proof, to estab­
lish claim to the land above desertbod
before County Clerk, Klamath Co.,
at his office at Klamath Falls, Oregon
ou the 2d day of October, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dan Gordon, of Keno, Oregon,
Andrew Wise, of Keno Oregon,
Chas, Elgin, of Dorris, Calif.,
C. Gordon, of Keno, Oregon.
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Window*
PHONE
NOTH E FOB Pt BI.IC’ATIOV.
(Not Coal Ixnd )
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at I^ikevbrw. Oregon, August
12, 1908.
Notice is hereby given tnat Hamil­
ton Mulkey, of Klamath Falls, Ore­
gon. who, on July 20, 1908, made
Timber and Stone Application, No.
0140, for sw%nw>4, Sec. 29,
nw»4s.S*-< 30, T. 37 8.,
H. 9 E., W. M. has filed notice of in­
tention to make Final Prcof, to es­
tablish claim to the land above de-
s- rile d, before County Clerk Klam­
ath Co., at his office at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, on the 3rd day of No­
vember, 1908.
Claimant uames as witnesses:
Frank Johnston, Benjamin Corllle,
A. M. Jamison. Ashley Beach, all of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
J. N. WATSON,
S-20-10-22
Register.
NOTH E FOB PUBLICATION.
Not Coal Land.
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
July 30, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Samuel
I
H. King, of Ft. Klamath, Oregon,
tt ho, on April 23, 19r»S. made Home-!
stead Entry No. 4007, Serial No.
<*196, for lot 22, section 10, and lot
.-. M UM 1.’.. T. 33 3., R. 7H E., W
M., has filed notice of intention to
make Final Commutation proof, to
stabllsh claim to the land above de­
scribed, before County Clerk Klam­
ath county, at his office, at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the 14th day of1
September, 1908.
Claimant name« as witnesses:
L. llesslg, G. 3. Hoyt, W. D. King-
don, C. C. Jackson, all of Ft. Klam­
ath, Oregon.
J. N. WATSON,
Register.
A
Thorough and Practical Training In COMHERCIAL.
SHORTHAND and ENGLISH. Individual Instruction
by Experts.
We have been compelled to enlarge our
quarters every year and hav« now secured ample accom­
modations in tha Swsedenburg block, Twice As Large
As Ever.
Nothing in the line of Busin««« Training is too good for
our students.
Complete Commercial Education
At about One-half the Usual Expense
Full Information Free.
P. RITNER, President.
Oregon Nursery Co
SALEM, OREGON.
Complete Stock of Fruit,
Shade and Ornamental
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Trees, Shrubs, Vines
3. B. GRIZZLE
KLAMATH FALLA
OREGON
R. G, ROSS, AGENT
BOX 176
KLAMATH FALLS. ORK.
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