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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1900)
t I -r, kLAMATH REPUBLICAN. limes uf 11 fi-w inoiitlis ago, which lune I h ' i ii rniisider.ilily depressed by • he piMibllity of 4 I'hangi* In the na tional idinlnlsl rut Ion. REPUBLICAN RALLY. of the republican central committee, %♦ •?•? •? ♦> r •? <• Í*-P*i**P illMstiilcdth.il flu r< gist rat Ion law Till RHDAY. OCTOIIEH 23, |K«> lion. Thoa. H Tuiigne, congress- of this state has no Is arlng whatever on a voter’s right to cast bls ballot I. 1». Applegate uf this place has man from Hila-dlstriel, will addri s« Photographer Chas. Baech LOCAL NEWS for president ial elrx-tor«. That paper tin- citizens of tills county In lions- just roc, Ived u |.*it«,r from Ids sou contends that an elector may vote for ler will be here only a short •? Murry L. Applrgatr wlm started u ton's opera hoiiM,-at KlamatIi Falla, I* Hepubllcait ruily Oi'tobcr 29. next Monday cvi-ulng, (s t 2V, ut s ! presidential electors In any precinct time. High class work at few wi ■ ks ago fur Manila, where he of any county of the state. All that o ’ elix k p. m. lb- will present the Is G. IL Hammond of Tuie lake WIU has a government appoint niriil. Hr City prices. Located near sues of tin- campaign In a logical mid 1111 elector would have to do to entitle In town Tuesday. Í ' wrote fn*’n Yokohoina, Japan, wbrrt Electric Cash Store. him to vote at any polling place in convincing iiiuiiik r and no one should front • lie steamer In- WHS on stopped Ilk A, kerslmrr came up fur a fall Io ln-ur him. Music by the glee the state would I m * to show that he Blanket-lined clothing at Ihiffv'». W 1 day. I rmu tin ie he wait to go direct rumli yralerday. club will lie a feature of tlie evening. *BS II qualified elector of tlie state, limber land, Act June j, 1M7M ■ lo Mutilili. Without reference to tile fact as to Alci Martin Sr. left l<xlay on it Notice for Publication. •F Ashland Tidings. Mr. F. C. Wa-I<- whether he wmf registered In any biislliesa 11 Ip Ur Asillalld. I'NITEDfiTATEM LAND OFFICE,» and wife, who have broli spending tin* other county or not. More over, it Dr. Kearnes mailt* a professional Jos. M. Moore, who for years lias L amkvikw , <ixri.ox rept. to, 1900.,' (sist su im nlhs camping in Klamath would is* of no avail to any party In- Notice is hereby given that, in com- < visit t" Merrill Monday. IM-cn engaged In freighting Ix-twei-n mid l.aki ''nilotica, returned to Ash terestixl hi the right of an elector plianee with the provisions of the art of * j W llmmikcr startnl on it busi- land, Friday, and left for F.l I'uao. here and Ager, was kicked on tie- face I to vote at any place in the state to Congre-» of June 3, IH7M, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the iicm trip to Salem <m ’’unday. Ii'i.is, t n 1 big mxiir» train. T’lwy and body by one of bls horses while bate him make and subs rllx' to the ststf» of California. Oregon, Nevada ami »topping al Elgin*» station near .irtldavit designated under A regular session of cln tiit court have on** uf ti,,, largest and tmwl es 3 <>f Washington Territorv," as extended To[sty, Thursday evening last, mid to ell tlm Public Land Elates by begins here Monday, November 5. tensive coll"< tiling of Klamatli mid the registration law. because the ((■ t <>f August I, 1392. Charles F. John tliat tlie force if tin- blow» did not W. II Morgan of Fort Klamath Cascade mountain views ever taken In judgesof elect Ion In trying an elwtor's son of Klaniatlion, county of Klxklyon, -J/ prove fatal Is a wonder, indeed, On. tlie country wlildi tIwy secured dur was a visitor lo Ibi» place Tuesday. right to vote In any designated pre- Stan, of California, has this day tile.l in this office his sworn statement, Xo, of Ills trig, aliarp s! oil H ui homes did rlnct of Illi’ state tnust, liefore they 272’, for the purchase of the W \ child was liorti Monday to Mr. ing their protracted visit. of E *7 Hu- kicking aa he was p.ixslng Into its ' mid Mrs. Hoffman wito live near Mer Antone lli.fiiiiiin, aged 13 years, stall. Mr. Moore's in x was crushed allow him to cast bls ballot, If chal of Section No. 27, in Township No. 32, Range No. 7*,, E., and will offer lenged, compare his signat ure In tie- H., who this with hl* |>.trenta near Mer proof to show that the land sought rill. and a gash penetrated on-* ear and Mr» I. V. Houston rciurttcil yea rill, lia<l an •xpcrlciM'e with a run tri to I In- scalp, with a n 11 in lx-r of ot Iler affidavit with bls signature wlu-re he is more valuable for its timber or registered. This, of cours'. In many stone tlmn for agricultural pur- * tenia,» from a visit lu retatiti* In away lealii l uevlay and as a result IcxM-reuts and brnls--s. /.not her blow and to establish his claim to said Instances would lx- Impossible. Yet. land before the Register ami Receiver of was badly Itijnrvd. He bail gone af struck him over Hu-Ib-art and it Is a < >,|or.ido. under the constitution of this state. this office at Lakeview. Oiegon, on Mr» J. M. Kiernan returned from ter a huul of wtxid, mid try ri*«Miii of miracle that this on<* did not result Six'. 17 of Article 2, a qualified elector «■atiirdav, the 24th day of Novemtier, * adef,s ttvin,ike was unable to con 1900. Ili- name» as witneem-s: Fred fatally. Fortunately bls skull was her visit I» relativi« In Yreka on of this sta'e may east his ballot in II. Briggs, of Giants Pass, Oregon; Al * trol tin* team. After being thrown not fractured and no bones were any county of the state for state offl. ls'rt Fa nk 1, in, of Klams Ilion, < 'alifornia ; Monday. Io III«* ground, one of the wheels p;uu> broken, aside from thisw* of the nose, < lias. F. Kappler, of Klamatlion, Cali Mrs. French of Yferrlll Is reported cent Tliestii>rcm *>* >art of this state fornia; W. T. Coburn, of Ashland.: iil over Ills in'i'k, which was frlgbt- lie wax taken to tb<- h hum - m*nr tiy I , lx- ciiiiv.ih « Ing from a attere spell by many decisions have upheld this Oregon. Any and all persons claim fully wrein-in ,| and bruised. It wua and Dr. Rcames, wlm was summoned, ing adversely the above-deecribed » of sick ricaa. constIIullonal right. a narrow < - .qw from having a frac - lands are requested to file their claims ». ♦ j dt-'xsc<l the wounds. (>n Monday Mr. lion. TI»« H. Tongue will speak lured n<x'k It conclusively follows, then, that in this otfi .. on or la-tore said 24th day The unfortunate boy Mixtre was made as comfortable aa all an ch-ctor must do on election dav of Novemla-r J9O9. gt llousl’Ht's o;x*ra liouat* next .Mon wax nt 1 ended by Dr. Ri-anie*. p ».sll •• In a lx*d arranged th a buggy I.. M. BR ATTA LN, Register. to entitle him to vote in any count) day evenleg. Lakeview Eiamlner: Imuls Ger and brought to bls home here. of the state, Irrespective of his resi Ferry '!•'Daniel of Cedarville, Cal., tier, Hie w<-i|.known stix-kmaii of ¡Though bls injuries arc severe, his Winter underwear it Duffy's. ■ml Menta Mr|»anlel of Alturas, ( al., Klamath, off,.is t > wager & to 3 on recovery Is assured, as bls large circle dence, or whether registered or not, Notice f or Publication. Is to show to the election judges bv were KUnwtb Falls visitors TucMlay. | the election of McKinley and h 't»Arunent of the Inferior. of friends will be glad to Know. Mr. competent pnxif that he Is a qualified Land offic at i«akevte«r. Ur«*eon( blwmd F- McIntyre of Ashland wit. and will accept an offer \|'*ore 1» In-Id In high regard generally Hcptcmbcr 20, »KMJ. elector of t his st ite. N-.’ir* In h«r<by »hen that th«-follow in»* returned tills home week from Merrill on the Republican standard-bearer in fact, evi-rylxzly Is hlx friend, and narn**4 »etilrr ha* filed notice of hia intention I Winter clothing st Duffy's. to tnake final proof tn •upjxzrt of hi« claim, where hr has been for several months carrying tlx iloubtfulxtatcw or statiwi all regretted keenly to b- a- of bls af- and that »aid proof will I> • mad«* fx-fore J. H. Medford Mail: * bf.Mc.n, < mm y Clerk, »t Klamath Fail*. Turn out ami bear trie |x>llt4c.il la- llirtl arc I'l.iltni-if mi doubtful by tlie filet Ion. At last accounts he was Jeff Wilson wan Oregon, on <>» t<*l> r# ifM), vii: Kmile sues of tlie diy dlarnased tiy lion. Hryniiltc» x. w York and Indiana, ' resting easily, wlthevery p-napci-t of over from I/ingcll Valley, Klamath Eg'-rt H. E No 1717.Tor ine W^ofKE*-. NE 4 4* of A bt 4 of NE\ of Hee. H Tp JW M.. fc TI h ». II Tongue next Munday et cu- lie luui II.IXM) to Wagrfon H icm * <x!ds. j rapid recovery. county, last week, Mrs. Wilson lias 1.‘3 E W. M. <>r* g*»n. He nani«** the follow in» nllfif»M'i to i rovc In« cotitinuouM residence Mr. <»i it» r Is .1 deimx-ntt, Is a per liven visiting with her parents, Mr tfj»on and cuhlvatio.. of »aid land, vis: Fred la« Fait boot» at Dally ». F. Stahhnan. ol By. Oregon; A Cartel, of and Mrs. B. Oberchaln, at Cent 1 al Klattia’h Fa!!«, Oregon; Conrad fitoeger I Many eases id measles an* In town, sistent reader and searcher after AGLR STEARNS. aud John II. Coiahan, both of Dairy, Oregon. knowl< d;o ami Ills opinion Is wurthy INunt. fur a couple of weeks and re- m 1 ii < li generally are In a uvlhl form E M. Bn ittaix * Ke»i.«ter. The marriage of Mr. Gen. Ager to turned to lierbome with her husband. and not al tendril by danger If can* Is of consideration. Il<- says Bryan has Winter clothing at Duffy’s. These people r<*tume<^ a fvW weeks 110 | x - ai 1>I c I'liancc of election. Miss Blanche Stearns took place bi used. ago from an outing trip to the coast. I < trcclt < 1.mt iidjournid nt l/ike- tlie presence <>f 4 small circle of rela i TIMBERLAND, ACTJFNE3. 1H78, Ashland Rreotd: A. D. Ferguson Overcoats at Duffy'». XOTICEHIR IT BLICATION. view the latter part of l.u>i week, and tives and friends at tile resilience of and family went over tu Klamath is Judge Iknson, who prisliliil, arrived tin- bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. <1. I'or New s 01 the W ortJ ruuuty a few days ago to look nt a 4^ EXITED STATES LANDOFFICE, I • a,- bomv s.iiin 1.1 * accompanied l>y At- A. Stearns, x-ven miles went of here. Rcail the San Francisco Bulletin. ranch. L iki . vikw , Oumox, Sept. 10. I'JOO. [ toriicis \ s. Hammond of Medford, at noun yestenlay, Judge II. L. Hen* Fifty cents per month. Including Notice is hereby giv, n that in com Wm. T. Kiernan, brother of J. 31, large 2s-|wige Sunday wilt ion. Send ami F. •' Lusk of ctiieo, < nl. At. son performing the ceremony, After for sample copy to The Itnfh'tln, 23.1. plianee with tlie provisions of the act of Kiernan of tins place, arm nt on Hat- Congress of June 3, 1S7H, entitled "An turiicy Itiitcnlc of this place and Col. tlie nuptial knot had been duly tlctf. Kearney St.. San Francisco. unlay fr<mi Gazelle,Cal., and returned act tor the »ale <>f timber lari 's in tlie Ciigswell of 1s>rtlatid, arrived here and eongralulat firns had Ix-cn offered, Want eggs of iimpe st tollable char state» of California. Oregon. Nevada, Monday. Sunday i**«> Ing. I hiring tin* session an excellent, wedding dinner was ami Washington Territory,” as ex- Tire tlrwl of the week *uo calti* Mr. Riitctiie a< I- I ax xtenograplicr. served. The young couple w ill Ingin acter at Duffy's. tei.de.l t<> all the Public Land States by 4. 1**'.'2, w. T. Cbborw, were driven from Alturas to tirar The trial <4 Warren Laird, charged housekeeping on a tanch adjoining Dr. W. IL Lewis, Lawrenceville, ■ctofAngnat of Ashland. County of Jackson, Va., writes, "1 am using K<xlol Dy»- Merrill wti -rrtliey will lx- fisi during With cattle stealing, resulted In ac that of Mr. Stearns. Both the bride State of Oregon, has this day tile.1 in pepala Cure in my practice among se this office In» sworn statement Xo. 275. the winter. .quittai, i hv Information wan ri la and groom arc well and favorably vere ea-, s if indigestion and find it for the purchase of tlie SW quarter of II« NTsklyiu News: Charles Beard of mliwd and .1 new Information ttai. known young pimple and launch on an admirable remedy." Many bun- se.ti.xi Xo. *.M, in Ton nxliip Xo. 32 S.. ’dm was h*re Monday on bls way to lixlgisl against Krt. tuilnl. Most of Hie sea < f matrimony amidst the tx st dreds of physicians depend upon the Range Xo. 7C, FL.and will offer proof to use of Kixl.il Dyspepsia Cure in stom ► !n w that the land sought is more valu KUmath F all» to limk after farming tlie Inqs’rtant eases were emit 1 Intieri. wishes of a multitude of friends. ach troubles. It digests what you able for its tiinlxT or stone tlian for ag tstcri.it sat th it place. ricultiiral purposes, ami to i-stabliidi Ills A stilami T. lugs. Il't. It rbert eat, and ailowsyoti to eat all the g<xx! claim I ell boots nt Daily's to s.iid land I -»-I ire the Register It Is reported that the S. P. Co., M' le-in, f ’ui rlv of Riarmili and of fixxl you need, providing you do not and Receiver of this otfice at Lakeview, ORiitlON MIDLAND R ill.ROAD. overload yourstom.ich. Giveainstant will in ike over »|(X),000 wort tv of I mi * Jms.'pliltii......only, wlii for tlie past Oregon, on Saturday, the 24lh da* of relief and a permanent cure. J. L. XovenilxT, l'.xrj. lie names as wit- pruvem ata on Its property al Duos two years lev. ’> • .1 p ist ir of t lie Th I rd [Ashland Tidings.] ne-»e<: Charles Kanpler, of Klama- Padgett X S( as. Keno. rnqlr In th<* near future. I'resiiy terlau < ’.lurch uf I’orTan I, h.is John Hale, the well known coii- thon. California; C. F. Johnson, of rtacklntcsh?» at Daffy’». Klama'iion,California; F. H. Briggs, Tlie nmnly clerk Issued a license txs 11 ap(.>iute<| in tin» Home Mission tractor, and L. W. Van llorne, the i f Grants i’ass. On-gon ; J. C. Weis’, cf Tu-div authorizing the inarrlagr of Hoard of Hi'- I'resby tcrian Chiurli Io general manager uf ti c Or ,-on Ml I- 33 ANTED. Fort Klamath,Oregon. Any ami all per Mr. to o Vgrr to Mise Blandir Stearns. talo- 1-h.ir,- of ita work In (lie island land Railway, who I 'ft for .Chicago .3 pxxl steady mail of gmxl habits sons claiming alversely tlie above-de of Cuba. Dr. Me!a*an Isa thorough with the representatives of the (Idea- to work mi dairy farm. Tin* right scribed lands are requested to tile tlieir I»»tll uf Klamath county. elainis in this office on or Is'fore sai l man can get a steady job. 24th dav of Xovemher. 1980. Tic Valle, Record reports that Spanish »cliolar. lie speaks and go Const ruction Co., after tlie confer O. A. STK (UN's. ’ E. M. BRAlTAfX, Register. Jackson roiinty’a apple crop thia year write. Hie Spanish l.inguagc with ence meet Ing one month ago were Klamath Falls. Ore. Oxercoats at Duffy’s. will aggregate 22.1 ear loads, luist fluency, ami Is familiar wit ht he habits still In Chicago at last advices from Rubber boot» at Duffy’». year'« i-r p amounted to 125 car loads. I ' aik I ch.ir.i (eristics of the Spanish pro- I here. A prominent official of the TI MHER LAND, ACT J VXE 1R78.— pic. Ills knowli'd ’r of tlie Spanisi) Oregon Midland says the new con- Do not get wared If your heart Tlier wtiiix-a session of distrlrt N0TI1 E FOR PUBLICATION. language and tin* Spanish people t ract cntc'ed Into iM'tween tlie .<>. M. tri ml ill's you. Most likely you suffer court mi th, ii Inst, to give anup|x«r- ; Kodol Dyxpetixia ... Indigestion. ___ „___ ... _____ pointed trim out as the m tn for lite and Chicago companies calls fot from VXiTED STATES IAXD OFFICE. I I unity for arguing luotjuns and pre post It will lx- atmit two monti» work to commence on the const rue- Cure digests wI1.1t you eat ami gives l.iKcriKw, D khuox , August 30, 1900. 1 paring for the following regular U*rin. , the whra out stomach perfect rest. Xutii-i- is hereby given that in coni before b will take his departure for lion of the road November IBtli, ax It Is the only preparation known that pl.ance with the provisions of the act oi bialrlet Vttorney lleaincg anil wIfe that field. as lie desire« to elusi« up Ills it w III do If all things work ont satls- Completely digests a'lel.-isscs of fixxls; Congo—, ni June 3. 1S7S. entitled "An arrived fr*.m Lakeview onNunday and work in I'ortl.itid In a satisfactory I 1 faclorllv as they now have every np- that is why It cures tlr* worst cas?s of act lor the sale of limiter ’and» in the Successors to ALEX MARTIN & CO I ft Tmsday for Jacksonville. Mr. Indigestion and stomach trouble after state» »1 California. Oregon, Xevada. pearance of doing. manner. everything else lias failed. It may amt Washington Territory ” as ex • ll-anics had lieen al lending clroult Winter slothing at Duffy's. lx- taken in all conditions and cannot tended to all tin* Public l.;‘c'l States This Is an Ideal country in most re- r"urt at Ukevlew. help but do you goud. J I. Vfdgett bv set of Aligns! 4. ls'*2, Samuel W. ■|xx'tA. Tlie purity of tlie air and Clary of Hori>l>r.xik. County of Siski BONANZA NLWS. belerai bl ; loris of fruit trees ar-, X Sons. Keno. you, Stale of California, lias this day rived here yesterday for dialrltrutIon waler, the Irridi in from fog an<l ma filial iii this office iiis sworn statement The 'Hani Times Ntrlal” nt llo- Mens flu Wtxil Suitsat Duffy's. laria. tlie brachi/ and healthy climate, Xo. 2'70, for the purchase of tlie X l._. In this cotiuty. 'They came from Al- Klamath county naiua the itith Inst, was a success of SE*. an! S1, of XEl4 of Siftion Xo. PUMPS AND WINDMILLS. iuny. j ini would Indicate a growing all combine ........... ».in lownshiti Xo. 32* .**., Range Xo. both nnclally and financially. Al Interest In fruit growing hcrratxiula. the most desirable lucallty for resi 7ls E.. and will offer proof to show that A tine line of I ’ uinps and Wind though It was a rainy evening, a large dence In Southern Oregon. In tlie the land sought is more valuable for its The wagons, loaded with Hl,.’>(»0 near future It will also be one of Hie crowd was present, drcnseil strictly Mills just received by C. II. YTlthrow I tunlx-r or stone than for agricultural tlie "Aerinotor Man.” piunda of freight of J. M. Muore, purposes', and to establish his claim to Ix xt fix allth s for bnalneim. It waits I in "Hard Times” style. Mrs. Kins said land befon* the Register and Re *•*» sraa injured by being klrkcd nt 33 Inter clothing at Duffy'». only fur rulltoml connection with the man took tie.* prize for the worst ceiver of Ibis office nt Lakeview. Oregon, r"iwy, arrived In Klamatb Falls in on Saturtday, the 10th diy of Xovember, I nut aide world. That will come, and dri-.sNcd Indy; Austin Beekd>ldt, for Timber Land, Act June 3. 1788 «barge of ( iiiiviey Elgin on Monday. l'.W. He names as witness«»: W. A. the worst dressed man; Harry Xlchols, and 'then with market» for lumber I i Verrill.of Hornbrook,California ; Xel ie Notice for Publication. I- A. Duffy, on • of our popular liter- farm prixliict liata, and a quick and for the ugliest man; Dorn Goss, for Verrill, of ilornl*r<x,k. California; Ja *'»»»ts, slipped and fell on a cross eaxy nielhixl of shipping cattle and the most |x>pular young lady, ana UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. [ cob Isler, of Klamatlion, California; L aksvikw , O hkuox , Sept. 10, llkk). I David Blackmore, of Klatnathon, Cali * ilk last week unri sprained Ills left hong x, vv 111 a lx, 1 <’( itm* a healthy inllnx Hugh Cloptmi wuYl In the pie-c.itiug Notice is hereby given tliat, in com fornia. Any and all ;xrsons claiming Mri» tei badly f (mi ||0 conqM'IIrd iif |x«ople from elaewherw to iiMtlat In contest, lads of rags, fun. nnri laugh pliance with the provisions of the set of adversely the at<ove deserilx-l lands are A good Stock oi Hardware. Good goods ’“carry It in u sling for several days. making Imtm x and farm», and to es were there. The teacher and pupils Congo's* of .lune 3, 1,373, entitled "An requested to tile their claims in this office on or before said 10th day of at very reasonable prices. Not blacksmith I its* nt I m l for the sale of timlier lands in the Xoveiuber, 1900. H''v. I, (j, Knotts, Sunday arltooi tablish tin- thousand other enterprises desire to thank nil for their KtHti-s of California. Oregon, Xevada and i E. M. URATTAIN, Register. pat ronage. Washington Territory,” a< extended ing supplies alone, but Everything generally •niMlmuirv. Is evpeeled here Thursday 1 needed to develop mid add to its to nil the Public Land Mate» by set HacKintoshcs at Duffy's. Mens tin Wixil Suitsat Duffy's. “I Hus week mid win hold nervleaw in wealth and prosperity. ’Flint there of August 4. 1S92’, Chmlcs F. K»|e kept in a Hardware Store, such as Shovels, pler.li. of K Inn at lion. Count v of Sis * I r»sby tcrian church next Sunday I la to be an era of great priwperlty and Notice Tor Publication. HON. JOHN SHERMAN DEAD. kiyou, State of Calihiruia, has this ilsv Forks, Hoes, Spades, Mops, Brooms, "•“rnltig mid evening. -All arc cordi- growth for this country, Is a fact tiled in thia office hi-ewoi n statement No. which we shall all Mini realize. lion. John Sherman, formerly eon 273, for the pun-ha-e of tin* W’., ot E't •“)' Invited. Department of the luterior, Tinware, Sheetiron ware, Carpenters’ Land AUtiee at Lakeview, Oregon, The growing demand for timber on gressman, for a long term a nictnlier of Section No. 21, in Township Ni*.32 ■*.. *'• I»- Willson’» buahiMa building October 5, 1900. and Hechanics’ Tools, Powder Shot, of the senate ami twice the holder of Range Xo. 7’w E.. and wiil offer proof to II Main street hua recently lieen the coast, owing to the scarcity of show that the land sought :"nioru valu Xotiee is hereby given tliat the follow cal Inct positions, died at his home in able for its timber or stone t!.an for agri ing-named settler has tileii notice of his Shells and Wads. Kfiatly improved tiy an attractive- that product in the east, ought to Washington, on Monday of this week, cultural pnr|>oses, ami to establish his intention to make final pnxif in sup "Ml "f "r p.niit, I'alnt. |||g His example cxant'tle In this tliix make every acre owned by Individuals ts'lng In tlie seventy-eighth year of claim to said land lx*fore tin* Register port of his claim, and tliat said pnxif and Receiver of tills ottiee at Lakeview, will lie made tiefore James II. Driscoll, I*l*i't, if generally followed, would in Ibis comity salable at good figure». his age. lie had been in failing Oregon, on Saturday, tin* 24th day of No Comity Clerk, nt Klamath Falls, Ore " "'K h Io I be gixxl lixiks of the By tlume who know, Klamath county vember, 1990. lb* names as wltnes-es: gon, i'ii November ltl. 1900. v's: James ’“wn. pine Is pronounced first-class I11 both health for more than a year. C. F. Johnson, of Klatnathon, Califor Briscoe, II. E. Xo. !7?S, for the IV1., nia; Alla'it l’anknin, of Klainatlion, of XE'4 mi l X\V'4 of SE'i and X 1-1 ( Heavy underwear nt Duffy'». •*'"Ip'\\ Hilts mxi wife am) nclci (|iianllty and quality. The owner of Californi a W. T. Coburn, of Ashland, of SW>4 of See. 19, Tn. 4'», b.. R. 10, E., Hitt ucresof similar limber In Michigan, j ’•’'"’W<>rr, c. '• 11. ............... i (Iregon . F. 11. Briggs, of Grants Pass, W. M., Oregon, lie names the fol FROM CRYSTAL. II. r.:: Withrow mid Wisconsin or Minnesota would is* re Oiegon. Any and all |x*rsons claiming lowing witnesses to prove his con hy ' departed for Ashland garded lnde|M’iident ly rich, And the I ! adversely the above-desei ilx*A lands tinuous residence upon and cultivation OctolxT 17. j| l,r'»:ii<> conveyances Kutiday. are reipii’ited to tile their claims in this 01 said land, viz: Mndrew Ryan, of A hay stack bel.mglng to T. Sil office on or before said 24tli day of No- Klamath Falls, Oregon ; Charles Galar- increasing demand will some day • li*r* *,rr a,l<* "••hrow went for force up the price as high here as It vers of this place was burned some- vember, 1900. nenu, ol Klamath Falls, Oregon; John hiiH^'T*0' taking sonic of the E. M. URATTAIN, Register. II. Matney, of Merrill, Oregon; A. la now I11 the eastern states. Though time (luting the past few days. The ki"'r degree tn lliaw,ncry. Kershner, of Klamath Falls, Oregon. . ..... paratlvely little timber In this tiro was not seiui by anyone in the Feelings of safety pervade the I This is the season when mothers am E. M. HHATrAIX. Register. Heavy underwear at D’affy'». .'Ir k "f 'he Llnkvllle, county h;u Ivceti Ismglit by capitalists ncighlxiihoixl and It is not known Trimmed Hats at Chastain & May- household that usesOne MinuteCough alarmed on account of croup. It in wif(. arrived with Ills In the past few monllw, the prospects how it started. Hazel and Earl Silvera Cure, the only h irmles.s remeciy that qUlck|y cured by One Minute Cough lone*». produces Immediate results. *lt Is in lx,«. ’’Mt week and took arc favorable to th* t*’«' of many discovered the loss. Cure, which children like to take. J.' I Torturing skin eruptions, bums and fallible for coughs, colds, croup and Ihliani’i’" " "'"•"'•H'niid that Mr. tracts during the coming winter and L. Padgett A Sons, Keno, Mens 110 W<x>) Sults at Duffy s. all throat and lung troubles. It will sores arc soothed at once and prompt the |n llw had much experience In spring. Numerous representatives I prevent consumption. J. L. l ’ adgett ly healed by applying DeWLtt's Witch A. D. Carrick lias on hand a fairly »hot.ftt'i‘H|l"'NN’w‘t,hat he kept of eastern capital have been examin Rubbers at Duffy’s. TO VOTERS. complete stix'k of Hardware of ail Hazel Salve, the best known cure for X Sons, Keno. •>n < !*hi for several years. ing and est limit lug the timber here Beware of worthless counter- piles, . In an article .11 Iwx IO and No other pills ran equal DeWitt’s fot?'(![ '11111,1 ,l,"ro • han a week bo- lately 1 and iu»soon as actIve construc of Octolicr I.), appear- descriptions. (.xaInl{|(, H(M, ,,sk I’lease for prl( come ...s llni in | Sl... if felts. J. L. Padgett X Hons. Kenn. Trimmed Hata at Chastain & Hay- I | Little Early Risers for promptness, lane's. n"’nev7mn' ,f",r wl,,’ h 11 ,H b'*’*’1 tion begins on I he propose I railroad Ing In the Oregonian under the cap I do not suit you. A tine Hue of air Rubber boots at Duffy's. | certainty and efficiency. J. L. i’ad« tiiii .i 'I'dckly resume avenues of there will (loiibtlesH be some lively tion of "Must a Voter Register,” tight licitéis, '.tove pipe. etc. ' gett A Sons, Keno, Rubbers at Duffy's. Blsnket-liiK'A clothing at Daffy ’ s. A. D. CAilUlCKi written by II. F. Murdoch, chairman 11 h' mid restore the lively buying. I I PHOTOGRAPHY. 4» 4* KICKEO or A H03SE. l-F ELECTRIC CASH STORE. I » s I 4- 4^ *. ♦ I' £ Shoes, 4» Í xK % . •F 4* 4-' •F Hats, Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries 1 1 The Best Assortment We Have Ever Showrt t<| Fall Stock Now Arriving. +’ I JAtAh H X L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor. i I i Falls, I “THE BRICK STORE 0 Klamath Falls, Oregon. We carry a fuli line ot BOOTS, SHOES and RUB BER goods, Shoes fitted to the feet. REAMES & JENNINGS, £ ware Store, Klamath Falls, Or. I 1 5 Air Tight Heaters, Stove Pipe and Cooking Utensils. t I I£ I A. D. CARRICK. WWY WMMW WW THE NEW HARD WARE STORE. F « t I, Î ¡ ! i ■:l ■ ! 4 ? i H ÍJ* I