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line
INTER-
!■>»;, I .vil l i» M AT LB
BIG REDUCTIONS
On a«l Dry Goods and Shoes
< Hi, Iv.
How's Illis?
Wo off»» Oi»« Huudit «1 Pollar« lt«waii| f«»r any
,a.« i t Calanh i I im I t »( t • iuivtl by llall*»
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l..iK.iview, origon
Auo eli 34, 1909 I I 5- SO
biotietein emit, d uttldavit I uv
been bied in li m olllce t»> Julin II
nil K v F I IM.ilil.
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I UiiiU lAtill hinta avad i ulty ixu. MV»i.
I’urtluud, On-gon,
I April 33, 1903, tlxal coillllcalu No
Mui ell Id, I 90
933 u, l.suod August II, 1903, for
S ailed bld < tuarkod outaidv, "I
| mo WfeNWfci SEINU S*, NMK
I'luibor Sulu Appllcutluu, Feblua
1'
the Uisi l 1. ■ In miiuy >.-aia
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1909, thaler,' a:- I u.l 1
I
Ì.VI
l i lio Üblu ■ un la tliu cabluet.
I W. M.„ b> William A. Oloy, in
tho Dlstt let Forester, Fur
;:h» <'<».4||i >.i Mit 1 >n | obnbly alli he
i w. tell it Is allogtxi tl.at uUd William
Portland, Orugou,, will l m riK'clveil
50 1*01 Nil SAt K » .70
1.
the Hm key e »' .n Ly the l'ruu
' A. UlOJ hus uilurly tallini in ro-
up to and Including ti u Kili day f
.KO
50 l*Ul Nil SACK
M nt when It coii K ; ti> tili’ «Ilot tlirilt
| aptiVl U> suul ubiry to euuiply wllli
May, 1909. for ull the m •ruba ul able
1.OI»
1*01 ND SAI K
tiiu public luud laws o( Iks United
of ó .,li.n appoln
deud timber ataudlug oi down aud
too I’.HNDS 7.00
Stulou aud the rules aud regulations
all tho live limb r mark id for cut-
..il rot Nus l.tMl
I esiubiisliud thereunder with lefur-
Hug by the Forest oflleor located on
IN 1*01 Nl»« 1.00
lence to cAtabllaLltig and mu In tain lug
a u a t ea lu I > di ltnitily daalgtiul od
...14 I’Ol ND« 1 ,<M>
• osidcuco upou said land; that lie did
by tho Forest offie er before cutting
.15
| not ojiabllJh u roaldoneu in a house
bugiua of approximately 759 acre«
.14 a4.d laud uiikln six months from
within thu BEV K of 8KU of S<x' 33.
i
date
of
entry;
that
he
hns
never
CASH ONI.V Hl \ S M' musi pirici s
uf 8WU of See. 14, NWi» of
resided continuously, or at nil, upon
OTHER BARGAIN* ON Itili W A4
Wi'
M4»iiit> «h'aliMbli* lami
NEK.
NW 14, i and W* of SWL* of
id tri.. .>1 ■vtiil; liiai lie has never
ol
Sec. 35, EK of a« II ■
Is» ri<iiui»Ht* fi»r iiiiprovt m ] |»r»»|»-
’ .t’ivat
oi improved the sauio, i
N E K of Soc 35, T. 3d 8. It 6
' Uli I t nu ids only protepcu o( com-
■ ny In
Klamatli
Fall»—land
K., W M. In the t'rutei National
ii i ■ ■ iiouioatimd laws was
(luit
will
1««
Irrignlrtl'i
but fur
their
right
to
thut
certain
acrouke.
10
from
Long
Iaiko
to
Tom
Moore's
Forvat, Oregon, < ;.i III .1 ' <1 l ' Il
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PLEVNA items .
♦ reeldence Wednesday.
and are proportioned au equal acre 11 erect i 1 h >\ iiousu thereon and a 5.083,<00 feel B M. of live 4. I
«Vlili li water i» no , et reaily.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦«♦oooooooo
Mr. Foster went to the Falls Wed ago when all tho lands are allotted Ismail log stable, aud luimudlatelv 409,000 luet 11 M I. ol doud v low
1 svi. gì-Il Valley
NuUM< « holw
In this way th to (.J’•>.>!caller at i honioatuad entryuiaii
for grating,
nesday to gut seed wheat.
Il
M
of
livu
and
pine,
1,810,000
1
visiting
the
Falls
(rom
this
Those
land lo evilisiigi- for land under
. Mr. Sl'.appor is making posts (or tio chance of conflict between the l*‘l *'u ' ir< ...l ies and engaged In 363,000 feet B
of dead Douglas
neighborhood Saturday were: Geo.
a ‘ tamath Fulls, Oregon.
ii rigat Ion near Klamath Fall»
government an I the private inter-
Mr. Evi ns of Klamath Falls.
fir. 1,51 1,000 feet 11 M of live
Byers, G. F. Sevits, C. B. Faulkner,
ar I that o . iso leased and farmed
Blanche Thompson and brother. ests.
white fir. 714,000 feet H M of live
J. H. Barnes, Mr. Kartcow aud son, I.-'o, visit 'd Mr Heavilin’a Thursday
u land belonging to his
It is the policy of the goverumeut a traci
and 71.000 feet 11 M of dead sugar
HAVE YOU Norit'KD THE
Alexander, Koy Brown, Messrs. Curl,
Hitiher,
v.
W
Oley,
who
resides
In
E. G Boyd and E. Thompson went to accommodate the small owners,
pine aawtlmbor, log scale, more or
NI.U
IIOMKN tiol.NG Ul* IN
Foster, Brown E Tbompron and to Pine Orov-j Tuesday for a loud of aud each year il
ii becomes ueceaaiy Siskiyou I'on ty, Calif., whore said haul, and 250.000 fuel B M log scale
ti
nt
of
..nd
o
leased
wax
located,
sou. Guy.
Mil.IK ADDITION' "
alfalfa buy. which they will lake to to limit the uniubor of sheep or cattle
of Douglas fir saw log», cut aud ou
A. Brentner drilled in Mr. Barnee* I-ong latke.
allowed to each man On aix-ount of aud that for the puat yuar, aud for the ground. No bld <>f luxx tteau
alfalfa last week.
Arthur Sevits came out from the tb.o new people asking for lands, the more th.lu a year immediately pre- 3.1.35 for live and 32 for dead yel
Lolo and Blanche Thompson visit Fulls Friday to visit his parents. allotments will bo eventually re ■ •-.'ding I ls making dual proof on low pine. 33.50 for live und 31 50
ed Round Lake school Thursday.
duced to allow a very conservative said homestead entry, the conleatee tor dead Douglas Hr. 31 35 for live
Mr. and Mrs. G. F Sevits.
and O. <’. Al’I’I.KGATK,
Mr McCormick of Keno passed
Mrs. R. A. Alford and son, Lloyd, number, probably 1200 to 1500 to was eugug.sl iu the buaiu’ow o( con while fir, 33-50 for llvu and 33 for
Fifth HOwt, near Mam.
ducting
.i
luluon
In
Slakyou
County,
bis
return
home
here Monday on
each man
That n umber I» cun-
ero at their ranch for a few days.
dead augur pine and 3« 75 for Doug
from the Falls.
Ernest Bennett lost one of his sldered sufficient to allow a man to Calif , at a place commonly known as las fir logs now on ths ground, per
That
J. H. Barnes is plowing with his horses Friday, it having died on the make a good living, but it does not "the hold In the< ground."
M foot B M , will bo considered and |
said
conlext«H>
submitted
his
final
four-horse outfit this week.
encourage
the
larg
■
stock
man
road to the Falls.
» deposit of 33000 payable to the
proof
on
said
tract
o(
land
on
or
Chas. Sevits is working for O-x>
The policy of the Wet erhauaer
M
RICHARDSON
order of 1*1.» First National Bank of R
Byers this week.
■ Company, on the other band, favors about the Jtnd day vt April. 1908. Portland. Oregon, must be aunt to
United States Commissioner
G. F. Sevits, his two sons, Charles
•
'aslng to large operators, and pro- but that no patent bn» Issued thereon that bank, (or each bld submitted to
GAI.E HAPPENINGS.
< foronce is given to old customers lout tho only pretonce of cultivating
an Clifford, and G. G Kerns went 4
llo District Foroxtcr. Timber upon
TIMBER ANU HOMESTEAD
fi-hing below Keno last Sunday and
♦
if It were not for tho large holdings lid laud by th ■ said coutOMtee*, or, valid claim i lx exempted (rum >ial<>
PROOF TAKEN
..... i-uu lu bls t.l.alf. was thoplough-'
were very successful.
The right to reject any and all bids
Charley Whltlatch went through of the Weyehauser and other vuui-
Ing
of
about
half
an
acre,
which
said
Office,
Third
and Main, opistsito City
H. H. Van Valkenburg is still
pauies, it is asserted, the* big sheep
la reserved. For further Information
Gale Thursday with a band of cattle
library.
Teh phone .101.
hauling bay.
men would have to go out of busi- ploughing was done just prior to the and regulations governing sales ad-
which he was taking to J E Whlt-
G. W. r-. avilin drove his cattle to
> ii.'So. as they would be unable to,'*'
| 11'’ ,,f submitting final proof, that- , dress .M I, Erickson, Forest Super
latch's.
this district Sunday.
lease grazing lands iu large enough ho never cultivated said land, or any| visor, M'xlford, Oregon
BENSON A. STONE
E. M Hamon and Dan Caldwell
portion of the same, to crop, or
Everyone has turned his cattle
bodies
E T. ALLEN.
took
their
colts
to
the
lava
txvls
last
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
muile auiy preleuso of over culUvat
on the range, The grass is growing
4 -8 5-6
District Forester
Thursday.
Ung said land other than tho plough-
fine now.
.1 in r ri cun Hank
The far-seeing Lincoln, realising
Vesta Todd was a business visitor
ling herein mentioned; that for more
Mrs. G. G. Kerns called on Mrs.
und Tritti Hldg
that one of the dangors of America
NOTH K Tu < Itl.DllVHH.
¡that, a year prior to submitliug bls
G. F. Sevits Wednesday afternoon. to Merrill Thursday.
KLAMATH F*llS • OREGON
would
be
lax
enforcement
of
the
We are pleased to learn that Nellie
final proof on said entry, the said
G. F. Sevits was preparing to sow 1
In the County Court of the State
Johnson Is improving and will soon laws, spoke a word of warning, of contealiM hud uimplotuly ubandunod
alfalfa Tuesday aud Wednesday.
local application at this time: "I,et said land and made his homo elso- of Orugou. For thu txiunly of Kia
bo
up
again.
G. G. Kerns made a trip to Keno
Miss Blanche Robinson spent Mon reverence for the law be taught In whur.*, except for the visit mudo to math
Wednesday.
ATTORNEY AND
lu tho Muter of the Estate of
John Faulkner purchased bay of day night with Mrs. Geo Glacomiul. icboota, In seminaries and In col said trail of land al the time of
COUNSELOR
AT LAW
leges;
let
it
be
written
In
primers,
Richard
E
Wallis,
deceased.
ploughing,
ua
herein
set
forth;
that
Guy
Wooden
Is up from bis farm
G. Byers last week.
Notice Is hereby given by the un
KLAMATH F A1.1 JI. OREGON
Chas. Snowgoose passed through in Sand Hollow and is helping hU spelling books and almanacs; let It his alleged absence from said land
be preached from the pulpit, pro was not duo to his employment In dersigned administrator of tho outate ROOMS 7 A 0. MURDOCK BLOG
Plevna on hi3 regular rounds last father on bis ranch.
Thursday.
Miss Beryl Johnston returned to claimed In legislative halls ani! en- the Army, Navy or Marino Corps of of Richard E Wallis, dcceasod, to
Last Thursday G F. 8evits and Klamath Falls after a week's vidit forced in courts of Justice, And. in the United Suites m a private void tho creditors of, and ull persons hav
WILL A. LEONARD
sons, Clifford and Emery, made a with her aunt, Mrs. R. C. Anderson. short, let It beconio the political lor. officer.>eatnan or marine, during ing claims against the said deceased,
to
oxhibit
them
with
tho
neceaaary
let
the
religion
of
the
nation;
and
tho
war
with
8j>alu
or
during
any
visit to G. W. Heavilin’a.
J. H. Hobbs spent Saturday and
DENTIST
old annd the young, the rich and other war in which the United States vouchers, within six months after
Charley and Clifford Sevits visited Sunday with W. H. Todd.
the first publication of thli notice,
Guy and Leo Thompson at Long Lake
Wlthro* -Melh»ie HuHding
Clara Anderson has about recover the poor, the grave and the gay, of may be ongag<*d, and that said
to the said administrator at bls resi
ill
sexes
and
tongues
and
colors
and
parties
are
hereby
notlfiod
to
ap
Sunday.
ed from her sickness and is visiting
Joe Foster visited Long I^ke last with her sister, Mrs. Dan Caldwoll. xmditions sacrifice unceasingly up- pear. respond und offer evidence dence on what lx commonly known
DR. C. P. MASON
touching said allegations al 10 ax tho "Alf Wall ix Ranch" near
Monday.
Mr. Van Meter is busy drilling in on Its altars."
Dairy
In
said
county
and
alate,
the
o’clock a. m.. on May 21, 1909, be
Celestia Laam of Klamath Falls grain for John Callahan.
DENTIST
visited Maud Curl of Long I-ako Sat
Tuesday, June 8, at 10 o'clock a. fore R. ,M, Richardson, (J. 8. Com- xanm being the place for transaction Office in American Rank A Trust ('« m
Miss Blanche Robinson was sick
miuloner, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, of tho business of said estate.
urday and Sunday.
and not able to teach Wednesday tn., has been fixed as the date and
pany's Building
Dated this, th. 29th day of March.
Miss Meredith visited Gertrude
and lhat final hearing will bo held
time
for
the
holding
of
examinations
afternoon.
at 10 o'clock a. m., on Juno 9, 1909,
Thompson Tuesday.
•tv
k». II. Hadley commenced seeding of law students at Salem by the 8u-
Roy Brown, Maud Curl and Cellee-
bofora the Register and Receiver at
Court
for
admission
to
the
preme
Thursday.
He has quite a large
tia Laam went rowing on Long Lake
tho United States Land Office at
bar.
tract cleaned up.
Sunday, and when stepping from the
I-akevlow, Oregon.
Herbert Anderson spent Sunday
boat on their return, Miss Laam
J. N. WATSON,
Congress
has
been
unusually
quiet
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morgan.
missed her footing and fell into the
Register.
of
late.
The
Congresmen
have
not
Jay Haynes went to Poe Valley on
water. She escaped with no damage
having. In a
yet
recovered
from
the
effect
of
the
The
said
contestant
Monday.
except a ducking.
proper affidavit, filed March 15.
Misses Audrey and Gertrude Tolle announcement that Mr. Taft would
Mr. Griffith has just finished put
only make "suggestions" regarding 1909, set forth facts which show
spent Thursday evening with Misses
ting in his crops.
that after duo diligence personal aer-
legislation.
Alice and Hazel Hadley.
The roads are still bad in the tim
Thomas Johnson lost two colts.
ber. While Mr. Evans’ teamster was
Fred Toole lost two fine colts last
hauling a load of wood from Long
Monday.
Lake Friday, his wagon mired down
The assessor, J. D. Lee, was In |
and is still in the mudbole, although
our valley Friday assessing the prop
he had on only one tier of wood.
erty.
i
Leo and Guy Thompson hauled a
W. H. Todd and son, Leo, were
load of hay from Mr. Foster’s ranch
breaking colts Friday.
Monday.
Mrs. J. Whitlatch spent Wednes-1
Mr. Griffith hauled a load of lum
day with Mrs. W. W. Whitlatcb
ber to his place Monday.
Leo and Guy Thompson and Dud
ley Curl are trapping for wildcats
GRAZING LAND LEASED.
tow-a-days.
Tom Moore has his new residence
J. F. Kimball, who is looking after
ready for occupancy.
the WeyerhauBer Interests In this
Mr. McCornack visited the Falls section,has returned from loikeview, |
Monday.
where he has been leasing the grax- i
Mr. Curl intends purchasing a i Ing lands of the company. Mr.Kim- ¡
team of horses of F. McCornack of ball states that all of the lands be-1
the upper lake.
longing to the company east of the'
Wm. Brown of Round Lake expects upper and lower Klamath Lakes in
to go to the ‘'Bend" on the Doechutes Klamath and Lak e Counties have
River to spend next winter.
been leased for this year, and ar-
Mr. Evans has a man hauling posts rangemnts are now under way for .
from bis timber claim to Klamath the leasing of the lands In the
Falls.
Pokegama and Aspen Lake counties.
Joe Foster content; tales putting up
Dave Elder, the big sheep man
one hundred cc;ds of wood for E. of Lake County, ha3 leased 51,590
Thompson and Ernest Boyd.
acres in the Gearheart mountain
Roy Brown and E. Thompson section, and Is planning to secure
traded wagons Saturday.
enough more land in the Pokegama
A Brentner Is «“«-ding hfs ranch forest to run at least 10,000 sheep.
to wheat and alfalfa.
Mr. Elder will have about 40,000
Mr. Whitconibe will soon have his theep this year.
sawmill on Round Lake In operation.
The Weyerhauser people and the
Joe Foster, who has been visiting Forest Service have an arrangement
bls father on Round Lake, will re whereby all of the lands In the re
turn to his homestead near Merrill serve, both government and that be
to finish putting in bls crop.
longing to the company,. Is handled
Mr. Griffith’s nephew from Odessa under the supervision of the Service.
is visiting with him at Long Lake.
Parties leasing lands belonging to
Ernr-t Bonnett moved n stove the company in the reserve waive
Still in Force
GROCERY
f A. E. GRANGE & GO
SPECIALS
BUY LUIS NOW
FRANK IRA WHITE
C. C. BROWER