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.a c L'cr-.ea- Tlie University of Oregon is fast TISIBER LAND. AC i'.Il N ! :t. is7s, K notice for i it . i . u anon , becoming a true university and Is doing n nmttnliallv advancing grade . U nitki > Srttt- L im » Ori ice . tif work. Indications of thia ah> tin* i.ttkevivw .Oregon, July 29. IDOL Notice ia hereby given timi in Com- winning of the debating contest with I'hance with tlie previ«! -lia of tlie set of the University of Washington and Uongie,’ of Jiitm 3, Is,S, ciilitled "An the three University men. two grad i.'t tor die aule of timi er landa in the uates and one a graduate student tc> H'nte« oi Culifotnii. Otegon. Nevsd«, nnd Wushington Territory.” its ex scholarships in great easterrt uni I tended to nil the I’nl.lii' l.ind Mutea bi versities where the competition is ne! o( Align«! 4. IN>2, John It. Ititi», of Klnnmtli Fall.«. County ot Kbiuuith. very heavy. Tlie mat ions on com i State oi Oregon. Ima this day tiled tn mencement and the graduating I this office his sworn statement No. 316. thesis required of every one receiving for tlie iitin-liaae of the N E*» of Section No. 12. tn Tow »ship No. . Rango No. a degree, were of unusual merit. 7'» F. W. M .,and w ill I'fft-r pr.Mii to «how The outlook for next year isbright. that the Intuì sought is more valuable tor limiter or stone tlim for agi ieiiltutnl The departments of tlie t'uiversity ' its purpi»a< N. anti to estai-lish hi.« claim to have Iwn strengthened by the ad it.iid lami la-fort- the Register nnd Re dition of seven new instructors, ceiver of this office at Lakeview , Oregon, on Monday. Ilio 14th day oi o. t. l'.-r. men of tlie highest scholarships and 1001. ile unnica »s witne«.-.--: May training. McClure Hall, the new O. Mcl.aiuhlin. of .--.iii E i . uichco , Calli . I laboratory for chemistry and mining, J act b Isler, of Klanuillioii. Calif.: Junies M. Euieiv. of Foil Klamath, iiroprtattoYT fof the district fair, and UMBER I.ASI) PROOFS- is being fitted up at a cost of m arty >fregoli ; Citarli*.« Marlin, ot I ut Klam heir participation renders available nth, Oregon. Ai.y ami all | h - i « oii « ar- •70U<) and will Ire one of the com claiming adversely tlie almvc-.lesciils-.l W ashington , July i the whole sum for the one fair at pletes! and best in the country. The dls- lands are requeste Ito tile their claims Ashtand. In view of tlie fact, how count of tlie timber land new engineering and power plant Is ill this office on t»r before said 14th eom- covered in Montana and ever, that Lake and Klamath coun- in tilt process of erection and will day of October, lini. E. M. ItnirrAlx, Register. fieW »re ao far away from Ashland missioner Hermann, of greatly increase tlie facilities of the ihnt it would require several days to Land Office, has suspended all proofs University in engineering. Tlie Uni- Timber Land. Act June 3. 1373— MafcF the journey, and hence that made during the present year under the timber and stone act. pending '‘ersity will then have • eight gtaid Notice for Publication. Very few Wtrtild undertake it, would buildings, six of these of brick. conclusion of the full investigation ft rffff KF Letter If each county lias UNITED STATES I.VNDOlThT The present year will see tlie lar its own fair and thereby keep and ex and inquiry begun some time ago. L aki vim . < I kkuox , July l "'l. i gest increase to the library in the The suspension applies to all states Notice 1« In t< bv given that, in com pend its on e-thtrd of the appropria whole history of the University. pliutu'c with the provisions of the net ol I tion money at Htmtc Or, if it is where government timber land is Nearly 5000 volumes will be added by i'ongii sh of June 3, 1873. entitled "An purchased, and involves thousands of act for tin- sale of limiter l.tmls m the rwat to unite the th ret- tburttlea, why exchange, gift and pure),.use. and by i states of Ciilit"i nia, Orev- ui, Neva l.i nnd Many large companies and Timber Land. Act June 3, 187S— ffot hold the fair at Klamath Falls, cases. 1902 tlie University will have the Wnshinuton Territory.” n« extended which Is in the center of the proposed speculators, it is alleged, have had to in. the Public lamd Mute« l-v net Notici for Publication, largest library for scholarly research of August 4. 1892, Janies M. Einerv, territory to be covered; mid not at ••dummies'’ as agents making pur- in tlie state. The number of volumes of Fort Klnmnth, Countv of Klatmitii. gov- $W affH as It would be at Ashland. chases of these lands from the will be by tlie end of 1901 about .'■'Into of Oregon, Ims thia dny tiled in lliis otliee liis sworn statement No. Or If Ashland would not agree to this, eminent. thousand 1317. for tile puichn-e of the >lV*» In relation to the foregoing t lie 16000 besides several then bow would it do for Lake and of S-eti.m No. t>, in Township No.3.1 s that it -does pamphlets. Klamath counties to unite on tills Medford Mail. learns Rai-ge No. 7 F. W. M.. it ml w ill offer pi. of ............ , A system of special left tires was tosliow tlml theInntl«ought ’ more valu question, and have a fair nt some not in any way interfere with tiling . upon timber land or in making proof inaugurated during the past year by able lor ita limber or stone tl.ait for agri point convenient to both counties, as on same before the local land offices. whicli prominent men from different cultural pnritoses, nn.I to establish liis for h-stance at Bly. which is about claim to said lain I liefore the Register It simply means that patents will be |*urts of the state were brought to and Receiver of this utlice nt Imkeview . midway between Klamath Falls and withheld by the General Land Office Eugene to lecture on topics related Oregon, on Monday, tlie 14th day ot Lakeview. 'October, 1901. He imiiies ns w itm-««e«; I until an investigation is made. In to courses of instruction carried on lacob Isler, of Klatnathon, Calif.; fcÂiLRôÂD AND IRRIGATION icases where fraud in acquiring these at the university. Charles Marlin, of Fort Klamath, Ore The growth of the University in gon; May O. McLaughlin, of San Ftan- lands does not exist patents will, of As to the long anticipated and cisco. Calif.; John II. Rice, of Kl.m ath ' course, be issued, but where fraud is numbers has been somewhat remark Falls, Oregon. Any mi l all persons hoped for communication with the able. The total number students claiming adversely the altove-denerilnA found, the land thus acquired will, ôutaide world by railroad, we have in all probability, be declared vacant for all departments at Eugene for lauds are requested to tile their claims <>n o-i la-lore «aid lith day none the less faith in its immediate i the year 1S9S-99 was I“!; for the in this office and subject to entry.” 1901. Commencement, ' year 1899-1900 it was 220 and for October, E Not faith alone, I M. BRATTAIN. Register. hot information and facts, reliable A COUNTRY OF WON m ERS. 1900-01 it was 362, or a gain of loo and urtqtiewtimable. which without TIMBER LAND, ACT J UNE 3. 187.8, Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878 While strolling around in the i re per cent in two years. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. à gross breach of confidence we are in Removal sale at Duffy Co s. Notice for Publication. unable to’Leveal. Hence we do not tail district yesterday, we pranced i UxiTEii R ta TM L an » Ornes, ig a ficHtate to assert tliat in the near to a ptace where they are having Lakeview, Oregon,July 2», luff. O. O. Buck. Bcirne, Ark., says: I Notice is hereby given that in com future railroad trains will be seen removal sale. was troubled with constipation until pliance w ith tlie provici'ins oi the act of We have been in Omaha and other and heard in Klamath county and I bought Ik-Witt's Little Early Congres» o* June 3. 1S"8, entitled "An Missouri river points but never saw Klamath Falls i Risers. Since then have been en- act Kir tlie sale of timla*r land.« in the Mates of California, Oregon. Nevada, Ahd there will soon be another goods sold any cheaper than they are tlrely. cured of my old complaint, 1 and Washington Territory," a« extend • in this particular house. Immense help to Klamath county, ed to all tlie Public Land State» l y recommend them. These merchants inform us that act of Angurt 4, IS92, May <>. Mcl.-iugli- which will build it up and make it one J. L. Padgett A St,ns. Keno. lin, of Fan Franciico, county of San 6f the greatest counties in the state, they would "prefer selling their whole Franeicco, »tale of California, has this day Removal sale at Duffv Co's. stock at 10 per cent below cost than viz: the enterprise of using electrical filed in tliii* office Ilia sworn statement No. power for irrigation purposes. Tins to have tke trouble of packing and If the action of your bowels is not 315, for tlie pnrelia«e of fit« NW1» of As easy and regular, serious complications Section No. 12, in Township No. 33 S. Is so easy to be done, the benefit so moving in this dusty country. Range No. 7L E. W. M., and will offer an example of prices — »2.00, $2 50 must be tlie final result. DeWitt's proof to slinw that tin-land louglit ia treat and the cost so little, that it •arraoi fall to meet with the approval shoes at »1.50; $8.00, $9.00 and Little Early Risers will remove this more valuable for ita limber or stone $10.00 men’s wool suits at $6.50: danger. Safe pleasant and effective. Ilian for agricultural purpose», nnd to of every citizen. establish lila elaitn to said Inii'l ladore ' $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00 wool suit s tlie Register and Receiver of thia office J. L. Padgett A Sons, Keno. With these two invincible cards in at Lakeview, Or., on Monday, tlie lath hand and soon to be played, viz: at $9.00. Prices in all other lines Great bargains at Duffy Co’s. day o(October, 1901. lie names a« wit- This sale continues only general irrigation and an easy road cut deep. neases: Cluirles Martin, ol Fort Klam PROPOSALS FOR BEEF, FLOUR, so long as The Duffy Co's stock lasts. ath, Oregon ; James M. Emery, ol Fort f# (nitside markets, one can safely OATS, WOOD. ETC. U S. Indian Ser Klamath, ti.vgon; John H. Kiev, of assert that the future will be all ' r.emember rrce, clean, up-to-date vice, Klamath Agency, Oregon, July 2*'*. Klannth Fall«. Oregon; Jacob laler, of TIMBER I AND. ACT JI NE 3. |S7#. NOTICE FOR IT BI.ICATIO.N. i goods of this kind won't last long at 1901. SEALED PRiiPOSALF.Indôr-i-d Klnmathon, Calif. Any mid all persona that the most critical can desire. “ Proposals for Beef, Flour, etc.," as the I’MITTD '•TAT»--' I.AXD Orrti K. I these prices. Go early and avoid tlie claiming adversely the al«>ve-deacril«-.i l«Aa<*vh w , <»f> K* u. hili.- 1. |M I I case may 1«, ami addressed to the un lamia are letjueated to tile their claims I rush. A COLONY FROM OMAHA. Notice given that in » ••mt «• dersigned at Klam. *h Agency, Oregon, in this office on or la-lure tlie said 14l)> with I lie |.f<i hereby v | wioi.. ii( the act «»I t'nt>gr< »• of will be received at this agency until June 3, 1M7 m . rniHlvd In •*■» tor th« *»<»e «»I 1901. Tbe Klamath River Irrigation and Baker City Republican: Just two o'clock p. m. of Saturday, August dny ol October, 11 ni I*-r I and a In th<* ¡Matctol »‘allloritia Oregon. E. M. B sattain , Register. Nevada and \\ «»IiIngton Territory.“ as ev Electric Power Company received a cause for complaint exists in the 17, 1901, for furnishing and delivering t*'n«!v*l h>ail the I’ubiit Miao • by act ot at this agency, as required during the Align»! 4. IMW. Jo«A>pn NN’ M'anftcld, nt Kiama fetter yesterday from a prominent custom of some sheep buyers who then. <’«>unty «>f <»f < ali» rn • fiscal year ending June .10, 1902, 60,000 Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878 I iaa till» «lay hied in this «•ft>< e hi» ■•»«•m titizen of Omaha, who is talking of drive their flticks leisurely through pounds beef, net ; 61,000 ptutids flour; Notice for Publication. ■laiement No. «ill, for th«» purrLa-«* «»♦ the N«' » soon coming here for the purpose of the country, devouring tlie pastures 5,000 (tounds apples, green ; fiôJMJÜ <»f HrCtion No Id. In Town»hip So Xt«< Knng» No. 7» j E W M . and will olfer prwf to «... a »orating a large colony. The gen- Of residents. It is quite common for pounds oats ; 20>0'>0 pounds potatoes; that tiie laud »«eight I» Dior«’ valuable for tt« UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) 12.000 pounds feed, ground ; 2,000 timber or •i«>ne than l«*r agricultural purj«»»« • L akeview -, O hi gon , July 29,1901. j flemart wlto writes was in Oregon a buyer to start out with the pur pounds wheat, 640 cords wood, 4 tons • nd tn e«tabll«h hi- claim to Midland tador«- Notice i« hereltv given that. in com Ihe Heglater and lt*-<->dv«-r of till« «.!! ••■ at two years ago with a colony of thirty pose of ranging all summer aud fall charcoal, and 1 ton coal, blacksmith. On goii, on Fridav. Ho* h.th «lav of Specifications and instructions to bid pliant-« with tlie provi-i'tni of the niff of i«akeview. UMH !!•- nam •• a« witnr»«*«: John families, and from what lie then saw on the territory used by resident ders may lie obtained by making appli Congress of June 3, 1.878, entitled "All Auguri. H. Koeck, of Klamatbon.f «hf ; otto f> K< low M the country was moat favorably owners, and then take his stock be cation to tlie undersigned. act for tlie Hale of timlter lamia in tlie of Klaica!hon. < «lif ;’•h<-rid«n F Thorno-n oi Kittnalhnn, < a It f . f W alta • l> • fc«. of Klam For additional information apply to state« of California, Oregon, Nevada «ml aihon. tinprcsKsed with it and its future yond the reach of tax-gatherers. < «llf Any and all p .M>ns «-'«Imii.» Wa«hington Territory,” oh extended to a'lverndy the ata>Ye>df*rrtbed lard« gre re O. c. aitlega T e , prospects, and he is now especially Thus, is a district made to suppoit U. H. Indian Agent. all tlie Public lutiiil stat.-« by ni t of Au «Itiexted to til«* their danna In Ibi» office on or iJOt. gust 4, 181*2, Cliarh-« Martin, of Fort before »aid 16th day E of M August. impressed with the plans for irrigat stock front which it. gets no benefit, Ba IT! A IN. Ergi.ter. NOTICE. Klamath, County of Klamath, Mate ing by electrical power, irrigation and the owners of the transient herds of Oregon, lias tliia day tilfl in being now the one and greatest thing is skipped in the payment of taxes. I have been instructed to enforce ibis office liis »worn statement. No. .'!! ■>. Timber Land, Act June 3: 1S7M Reeded to make Klamath county the Also tlie resident is eaten out of the ordinance relative to stock run for tlie purchase ol the NE1^ NW^, Notice for Publication. Dita 1, 2 and 3, of Section Nn. 7, in most inviting country in the state house and home, and the county loses ning at large within tlie limits of Townaliip No. 33, H., Range No. 7 Klamath Fails. Therefore, all live for settlers. He will with some of a good citizen and taxpayer. CMTKIi KIATI M I. (Nil lin t' K ( Tlie st-ick, excepting milch cows, must be E. W. M.. and will offer proof to show l.ixr.virw, (liiu.ox, tun,. .1, |u i ( the leaders of the colony soon visit Lake County Examiner recently kept enclosed, or will tie Impounded that tiie land sought is more valuable Xotlee I« hi-ri br Zlvi-n that. In < mpt •». . for ita timber or «tone than for agricul wi(h th« Iirovlaion. »I Un- acini <-„ngrr-> nt Milk cows will be tural purposes, and to eHtabli«>i liia Jim« S, Uffa, enUtlcl “An a« ( for fh>- ,«:>■ <il Colorado, and from there come here, called attention to tills injustice, and costs made. And we have no doubt that the event which was made conspicuous there by allowed to run at large tietween the claim to raid land Itefore tlie Regi -ter timber Utili. In the «tute, nt Cahlnrnta Ore Nevada, ami W.-hlntton T-rritor,." and Receiver of tliia office at Lakeview, «on. ual decision as to location will be fav- | the ravages of sheep estimated to hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. mail tin l-.a i <■ |.,IP1 Hal— b, Oregon, on Monday, the 14th day ol aaexlcmied J. A. U kblihgs , actol Auan. 1 4. Ihtr.’. J Walla'" link,;. <f arable to Klamath countv. (Ictober, 1901. He names at witne?.«e»: K Uinntliou, i ounty nf H'.kiymi, stale oliai number 50,000 being driven from City Marshal. IforiiU, I ihh Hit. liny ni,.,i U, Hit. off... In« Jacob Isler, of Klamathon, Calif.; Jolm «worn Crook. Sherman and other northern ktatemei.t, X., ijj,, i,.r t)„. h1„. ,,, BEFORE THE LAND OFFICE. II. Rice, of Klamath i-allr, Oregon; the NW', of s.et.,,,1 N„ | ,r I,, Town-h No NOTICE FOR BIDS. counties, to California. Union coun May O. McLanglilin, of Fan Fran. i«<-o, .Sf H . Kan«,-No. 7*3. K W , anil wilt offer ; r.nif Io «how that th'' lami mi'glit I. more Bids with plans and specifications Calif.; James M. Emery, of Fort Klam valuable Lakeview Examiner: Tlie Regis- ty has complained of the same prac Ita IlinU r i r »tone Ilian lor «art ath, Oregon. Any and all jtersoni» cultural for f.uri O . «. ami in e.tnlilt-li lit. claim for bridge across Urfit River at what tice in the northern portions of her ter and Receiver of the Land Office claiming adveraely tlie nl>ove-de«cri'ed in «ahi lamt before the It.-iri-f.-r ami It. c. i,,., The first territory, and several districts might is knowli as the Patterson Ford, will lands are requested to tile tli.-ir claims of thin onice nt Lakeview, Oregon, <»n Frldm are quite busy thin week, n, be received at the county clerk's of in this office on or before said l ltli day the Itith day of Angtisf, pm: ||.. n«’8**cM: John II. Ko«<k, of K I riuri Imn, t M|J of tire contests on land in township be named where like predatory‘habits I fice at Klamath Falls. All such bids of Octola-r, 1901. ¡Eto I’ Kn’ow, of Kim■ ntlion. < nlif . lo-. ¡,|¡ 39, near Parkers Station, about half1 ^flict tosses upon resident people, must be in by 10 o’clock a. m., on W .Kt an field of K larnntlion. < nlif ; Mherldan E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. F. Thornton, i f Klamatiion. < a||f An.’ nnd Way between Klamath Falls and Ash- without any benefit being derived August 10. 1901. all PfrMvn« eialmlng «dvernely th«- above By order of the County Court, lauti» are re«|ur«ded f<> hie their DEPARTMENT OF Till: INTER <le»crlbed land, was commenced Tuesday mom-. for the county. In (lila office ,,r („■(,,r,. ,nl,| |, t. which reserves the right to reject any IOR, General I.an<l Office, Washington, claim» <lay ol Ai>«i>.i, l'an inf. with E. F. Campbell vs Mike S. Don’t be satisfied with temporary or all bids. I). C., July Iff, 1901. Notice is hereby K M. HRATTAIN Ileal,1er. given of the following Executive Order, Parker as contestants. Leavitt & relief from Indigestion. Kodel Dys J. II. B riscoli ., restoring certain tracts in tlie <'a«c;vlv TIMBER I.AND. ACT JUNE 3. |S78 County Clerk. Mi Ita, Klamath Falls attorneys, and pepsia Cure permanently and com Range Forest Reserve to tlie public NOTICE FOR 1’1'BI.I« AIION. W. J. Moore of this place represent pletely removes this complaint. It domain: Executive Mansion, June 29, James White, Bryantr,ville, Ind., f’NITKD MTATF n L a KD ilFFTCK, I 1901. In accordance with tlie provi ♦lie contestants in all tile cases, and relieves permanently because It al Lakeview, <>r<*Kou, JutM :j. roi. I says: DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve sions of the Act of Congress approved NntlC" 1» h«r«by «Ivn that In < .„„j.lUnc" L. F. Conn acts for tbe defendants. lows the tired stomach perfect rest. *I’li >1"- I rovUlon« of tin- ai t healed running sores on both legs. June 4, 1897, (.'» Hat., ¡14 36.) and by J'llli'C. US ' lilltl. ,f All art f„r th.' -al<. nt Tbe other cases are S. J. Meeker vs Dieting won’t rest the stomach. virtue of authority thereby given, and He had suffered 0 years. Doctors on the recommendation "i tlie Secretary flmU'r UmUln til'-St«".« <>* < abtornU. Or. pm. N’rva'ta mid W»,hlri«i“n 'I'Trl'inn “ Harris Deans, John Gilpin vs Win. Nature receives supplies from the failed to help him. Get DeWitt's. of tlie Interior, it is hereby ordered that aiextmid'd m all lb,- f,«„d «t.i. . m D. Weeks, Norman Campbell vs food we eat. The sensible way to Accept no imltatk,ns. Township twentv-two (22) Fonth, a.-t nf An«no I, V!».', Hlu rldun E Thornmn nf KlarnatImn * “Unty nl .-1-kUon. hi ,,,.. ,,f, „¡; Range nine <9) Fast, snd Townsliip James Bell and Win. Barton vs II. S, help the stomach is to use Kodel forma, ha- fhl, day fll.-d in thl> .ir,... |,l. J. L. Padgett & Sons, Keno. twenty-thr>-e (23) South, Range nine Dunbar^ Rome of the witnesses are Dyspepsia Cure, which digests what "■ II* Triwn.lilp No (If) East, Willamette Meridian, Oregon, ■V. « ' p * Ilan«" No. 7*j K W. M and will'offer Great bargains at Duffy Co’s. J*ne Clawson, I). H. Yeager, Squire you eat and can’t help but do you within the limits of the Cascade Range ■IIS. lT.’.'.li i° I»" '""'«1» 1» mor.' Forest Reserve, lx* restored to the pub valuable lor it« timber t>r Mone H ihii for R;*ri and Jessie Parker and Geo. W. How good. r nlliiral |,'irj.o.<... and to . ................... idalm lic domain after sixty days notice here 50 YEAR8* ard. Moat of the parties interested „ '" •"O' lt'-«l,!'r ami It i i lvr J. L. Padgett A Sons, Keno. of, >,y publication as required by law, of tl. ■ office at l.ak. vl,.« , or. on Erl- EXPERIENCE these tracts having been found better day. Io- lffih day nt An«n«t, l'«H. li<. nnin", Ave at Pokegama, near the land and UNIVERSITY OF OREÖO n a« wltn«.-'.«: ,|, Wallat'i* f>.i-k«y, nl Klam., adapted to agricultural than forest pur sthers at Hly. ' ’i”«" ’’ Klll"w' 8’lainalhon poses. William McKinley. Tlie above ¡■«nf' a (., 4""'|di W H'nrirt.ld, of Kia,„ail,on. NOMBATBADER^. Tlie University of Oregon, described lands will he restored to tlie < allf , Join, II. Kra'i k id Klainaihnn, Calif public domain -eptemls-r 30. 1901, then Any and all p<-r«on» rlalinlnir advi'r-“ « i|,,. State University, Ins had an exceed land« art- ri<|ne.|“d tn 1.1. becoming subject to settlement and above-rlesrrlbed The HamboMt, Cal., Standard ingly prosperous year. Tlie successes rar * " 1 “(t“*** or before «aid entry nt the United Mates Land Office, t«m Kill, day of Aiixnaf, TRAoe M arks says: The fiction that it I n only ' in athletics have been only surface Lakeview, Oregon. |K. M. 1IHATTAIN, Register. D esigns (Signed) BINGER HERMANN, rieressary to go upon the land once in indications of tlie enthusiastic and C opyrights 4 c . Commissioner. Anyon« »indtii« n »ketrh and d««crlntion niay Mrs. S. II. Allport, Johnstown, six iwwdbs and stay over night in a i loyal spirit of the students, and of a qnlrklr a»'-orlain mir oplnlon Ira« «Sather an Communie«- Intnnllnn l« probableprdentable. S-.‘ '7 — ‘ eabln, ha» deceived many a home strong determination to put the fldCTifini. IlgndboOkon PatenUi Eruptions, cuts, burns, scalds and Pa., says: “Our little kill almost tlona «trtet ly con confldnnll... — ...— gency for ncciirtng patenta, ■ont free. Oldeet airenc/ rough Mutin recel ve l'atant» taken thniuih Munn A Co. < stead entry man. It requires icsl- 1 University to the front and make It sores of all kinds quickly healed by strangled Ut dealIi with croup, The tf.rri.it nntue, wllhout charice. In tbs dennr, cultivation nnd improvement stand strongly for Oregon. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo. Cer doctors said she couldn’t, live but she af the land to hold a .'tomeatead, and ( A better and truer Indication of tain cure for piles. Beware of Coun was insantly relieved by Ou<- Minute A hanrtar.mrly lllnitraf cl waekly. Laree-t rlr- ft must hr ewotlmious or as nearly the prosperous condition of the Uni cnlallon nt «ny «“lentille Journal. Terni«. »1 n terfeits. Be sure you get tlie origi , < 'o'tgli Cure." , yari four montili, 4L 8ol<l byall ne«»<1e»leni. J. L. Padgett A Sons, Keno. no an »hr clrruinxfanccs will admit, versity is the high standard of scliol- nal -DeWitt’s. j J. I.. Padgett A Sons. Kono. Io Ibe department lias ruled. A per- , arly work done during tlie pa.-t year. . ii,LU' H ' *1* 0. • % Ì Î t , v/i. ' .'F,, il. ! c. , R tuov.il >.¡.I D .fft < -'•-■«JR E R. RÜAMES, ALEX Vice President kLAMATH REPUBLICAN. son wlio has it homestead entry can g*i tn sttiuv other plwee and Work to . p.ini a living for a tithe, If necessary; Pubil»heil every Thiirwlly Sy but hik home must bf- on the land and rinlhIng else will take the place W. 4 tlf acltlul rralltenet and improveinent. Ebi^baa axd P koi - bietoks . , Those who tell homeatead entrymea *v«ac«irTioN »»neo 11 hat they ttwlv need to visit the land Rfci fin iiiHsrit! ........ ............. **’, occasionally and stay over a filght or THU rfday , A ugust s 1901. two in the cabin erected as nil excuse I for a dwelling, do injustice to the AS tO A COUNTY !*AlR. entrymen who often h«e their claims Th*' tW District Southern Or»- by accepting It. Because some en tiles are made and the land patented gun Fair will be held at Ashland nnd under such circumstances, when no commence Septeuilier 17. It is re contest Is made. It inu«t hot lie In ported by Ashland parties that an ef ferred that the law n-qiiiresnothing fort is being made to induce Klamath nnd iat** bounties to participate in mon» than a cabin, a little fence or this fair. TMHta counties are each cleitrlng ahd ail occaisonal trip to the Antrtteff th Mfit-thtrS nf the state :tp- land embra.-ed in a homestead entry. HUSE SÖN, SdentineHmerkan. MUNN &Co.36’B—York OIAÏ t» Collerions Attended to Promptly. CorresBcndei;c8 Invited. PALLS PLANING MILLS, KI.AMATH J. F. COELLER. Proprietor. Plan » and Specificntions litrnishcd on All Kinds o| Buildings nnd Contracting tind Building on the Installment Plan. • Among the iutlnite variety n( muterlal «ml work fiirnlalieil l.v tliia t ,i|| Mr|(( t i. Front», W ihm I Curving, Muir Rail«, |lulu»ti is «nd N.-wrl I'. m I« llrariai, •-. ,"ll un I Turned Work, 8««h, Ituor« and Bhrtila, Cornar and lln»c hl.« ». and 1 -'.ri d ItalilHer». floor and Window Fiutue», 1‘nlpit« »nd IN w End», sl.mgl,., Rniklt'« liurilwurr, ISiint» anil Oil, Miuiltling «mlGI» m , Elvtution. mK| Is .^i,,1 Fini" nl. Ground and Cut <.I» m , Wall 1‘uprr, Furniturv, rie., rie, I'..»! work amt mnteiial, »nd lu llic latrai »ml intuii np|>r«>vrd «h|M, 1CXC1 1ANGE STABUs AND OFFICI:-------- Klamath Falls-Merrill Stage Line, W. NV. IIAZHN, Proprietor, EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. ivPPV 1 b"i'T<h *l by day, neck or * ’ J * Bay and Grain bought and Hold. r.i-songiTH convoyod to nil part« of Southcin Oregon an<l Northern California ut tin* very lowent ratvn. L HEREFORD STOCK FARI Drews \ alley, Oregon. I. O. BUNT IMI, Owner. arrest Herd of Registered Here fords in Oregon. 15 Rc'î.Tfd iurlir !> jü » Kr<lr. Price: $100, luj and $150 LAUNOR AL AMO Head < 1 tieni F» I). RLAMI-S. M l) Ashland and Riamaih Falls Stage Line. V akes Physician n-.d Surgeon, All Calls An>w**rcd Promptly Day dally trips each way by ¡tar-, or ^k^t. n-n. Sol i Springs. Shake, I’okcga- ma, (legging Cam|l.) Keno, t< Kl ima*.Ii Fail«. It Is th,- dlrcvt line from Ashland anil .ill Aorthwcst oicgon to Klam- nth Falls, Merrill, Bonanza, Bly and laikevlew. and also Indian Agency ami Ft. Klamath. [.' ivo K lanini h Falls (tally nt 0:30 a. in. ar <1 arrivi» by .*> p. in., and mal. % good conti«* llons wlth all north and soliti» b< und trilns al Aahtand. DayUghi ride bolli wuys. Good Steck and Equip ment. Careful Attention Given Traveling Public. II. M. GARIIETT, SoptriattudtaL J. !.. VW I’rvprittor. j. n. nooRE, J. B. MOORE, Proprietor of Freight Hi ugons. Everything done with iicalni«» and <ll«t i*ti li HOTEL BARBER SHOP. Cleanliness and Good Work Guaranteed. Also Agent for LONDON fND LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. Notice l'or • ublkation. Ager-LakevteNV Stajçe Line. S. L fLN.VJGHTOJi, Pro,). Department "I il'*' Intcrinr. Iaititi Olllcu at l.nkevim» , Oregon, Jiily 12. IWb Notile is lien-liv givvn limi lowlng Iiiiiii.'d M-ult r II»» tiletl nolirrol Ida Ililwitlt II lo liinkt* fi»"1 l,l"*,' *"*J P„n o( Ilio duini, nini limi ’n"1 1'"™ Wlll la. malie In i.**- J"’ <'• Utiuntv < Ivik. ni Klnmutl I.dl», Or-.1,0 Augnai 23, H»H. vis: William Hudtita, ild. E. No. 1828, lortl.c F',. NM Office: At the Telegraph 10, SE'« NE» «mi NI > ¿'''f; 7*12 Tu. 38. F., IL 11’.' F.. W. M. Hi nunre tlif following witneant» lo l'r,l'u hi. Office l'oiitiiiuoiin residence "l""1,*".' . vatlon of «**id Imi'l. via : * • „ KI AMATH FALLS, OR. Inni, of Kliuniilli Full*, Ori-gnu . * , Koci-iil, of Klittiniili l’ulla, Oi' Z'in • . Bnk.of Dniry. Oregon; <><»l<'O'l B* ' Oregon. , Daily In,,n Ager to Ktamnth lint of Duirv, E. M. BRATTAIN. Red*Wr> Spring«, K,-no, Kliiimitli Full», Dairy, Bonanza, Bly and Lakeview. liiriisisof rotigli hik I rrmip P1" Daily from Lakeview Io Bly, IlotmnM, thè little otlf Olio Minili*’ CoUfi» Dairy, Klamath F h II a , Keno, K hihuitli Cure. Theu resi easy »n<< l,i,w "" I lot Springs h ml Ager, fenr. The rhild Will lie righi ,n Mai'« connection with all tiaiiiR nt n little wliih*. It never full*. Ager, Cal. uni lo take, nlways N.ife "lirc * uluiost Instuntancous In <-ITc«'t- .1. L. l’.ldgett A Sons, Keii". Easy Coaches. Fixcdlcnt Accommodations. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you,e.?*;d, !'• 'I'. Thomas, Nuinpte.rvillc, Ala., ”1 was suffering from dyspepsia when I commenced faking Kodel Dyspe -psl;i Cure. J took several lait- tics i imd can .................. .......... digest any tiling." Kodel D’.Hpi-pHla Cure Is lite only preparation conialtilng nil the nat- •irai digestive fluids. It. gives weak Htomai-hs cut Ire rest , restoring their natural condition, ■I. I.. I’nd;-<tf A Sons. K'-no. It artificially d Nature io strength>°f structlng the exnausted dJ^^dlgest- gans. It Istho nreparzU'* ant and tonic« No otlter pr P» Jt )n. b'/iiiulencc. Price50C. and O. small »1*« Btxik »11 C()|«SI» Prepar'd ky g C OaWiTTACO'™