KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. fHVRHl’AV. AÜOUNT 22. Itati, •Mr h'r,|y...... if Fort Klauiutli nt- rlvid In iv yvNtcnfay (■■ nic on claim» nt Ibe buy rt-mrve which la fa lng opened. • • H, Withrow awl family return ed yckierdHy from their outing to Pelican Imy and vielnlty. They I um I « J<dlv good ¡hi..... amping and tlsli- ing mid return well pliiiiwd with their trip. robbery ofu . s . mail 'I hi- Klamath Fulls and Ag'-r which left lu re Tuesday evening was local news . held up shout 9 o'clock yesterday morning by 11 lorn- robber wh> n near Bogus poslofficv, 8 miles tills side Of prrl| Cslkiits of Hrawlck visited Ager. Tlios. Doo«, the driver, and here Mat unlay. Geo. Frame were the only persons on w (I, Weaver of llonanra was board. The rolifa-r, wh<w identity here Naturday. was hidden by a bl tin musk, suddenly Wia. I'null of Ashland arrived T came from out of file i I i - iim - growth here la»t Timradny. A I longhut county man rorrntly of brush along I lie road, and with re W N. City "f Nnohomlsh, Wash.,, found In a creek ni-ar Drain u t<«»th viilver In hand ordered tin- driver to ineaaurhig ;j inchv» wide, « I ik I ivh (blowout the express I m > x anti mall was s" arrival ber" K. W. Kilgore, shs'kman of la«l ■I'vp iiih I 3| Inchra liroml, and weigh bags. 'Tills fa-ing done, lie shoulder big -'I |Miiind», Age» ago It did ed tin- s|Hii| and retreated by tin- Hver, *«» bi town yesterday. route lie came. It waa a quick Job. j II. Houston arrived homo Kat- M*rvlce In the jaw» of a miiHtiMlon, In a dlspulr nt |||y on Tuesday, u Neither the driver nor Frame had unlay from a flying trip to A»hl.iml. W.C. Dalton of Tide lake was a man nmui'il Anderson wmm »•vvrvly any meana of defence against tin- re Klamath Falls violtor last Thursday, cut by n man w I iom * name we did not volver which stared them In tin- fan-, hear. Mr. Anderson came hem yiw- and hail only to obey the order to .lolin H. Kfawik was In from his lenlay, and had hl» wound» attended stand and deliver. As miou us pomd-- Dairy ranch several day» laal week. to by Br. ILirgus. tile they drove to whore they could Hot wealiier ha» ruined the prune 1 give the alarm, and Ina couple of F II. Mill» arrived home Nuturduy ‘ crop around Jeff«'’**». Marlon county. from L.ikeiiew where he had I m * i ii hours Mr. McNaughton, the owner Tlx*. BI khi ' s child has Iiren priMi utlng noun* l ontest caaca. IB- of (lie singe Hue, hud u party on the rvlvliig imHlieal treatment bere waa oiTiHtipanii d by |i. ||. Yeager, ground to hunt down th - highway- I w * week. one of ill,, *|tnr»wa, who returned mail. It Is reported that neither the express fan nor mall bags contained Now la an appropriate time to hl» I ioiiii * ut Pokeguina. money or anything of value, and If so Haw owing us <>n » u I mci Ilrli i- MiCoraiick waa throw n over a liquidate. large wlii-i I in the mwiii III near Keno the robfa-r reaped a p<s>r harvest, and Fell* Green of la»k< )v»leid,iy amt received Rome wvere If caught, a» Is likely, will «ml more registered al the Hotel bruise» on hl» lii’.id, neck and »hould- trouble ahead than protit. gal unlay. •*t». Fortunately no bone» were hrok- ••TAYLOR,THE BUM." Al. Lund of Ats-nlccn, Wash., has en. Dr. Iteunie» waa railed. < hie day last spring a prince ill been a guest at Hotel Llnkvlllo the Dally p.T|Mr» report, that C. M. past week. i llajr» ha» ri-»ignvd the presidency of dlsgulM- under tin- name of Taylor, Klmer Applegate and wife <lrpart the Nouthern Pacltlc railroad com- drop|xx| into Kinmath Fall» and ed this morning for an outing ■t puny. It 1» conjectured that tin* iiimoiinicd that lie find come for the Noiilhern Pai ltlc mid Union I’m llle purpoM* of building up a perm incut jvllcan bay. liuhlness as n I mmi I blacker, liouw MI m Pauline Meyers of Ian An will now I m - placed under one execu elcanrr, garden maker, ami general ¡fries stop|M-<l here Nal unUy on her tive bead. A. O. V. W. BUILDINC, adept and expert In all kinds of work. Tin* steamer, Alma, hud an ai*- • ay to Illy. As a token of such gissl Intention lie KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. W. A. Wright nod family and rldent ,i few mllea from Klamath erected at a prominent corner on Miss Mac Wonlen left yesterday f<>r Fall» .Mmulay, lequlring until Tm*»- Main street, a chair of state whereon the laikc of live Wisah to enjoy un day noon to make repairs and get It to sent hl« victims while lie blacked ready fur o|M t.iti in ugnili, fanne- outing. their sti>M-M. lie reiiialin-d a week, thing in tin* engine broke and It It Is reported that Dr. ('firiaholm i Isirrqwcd what change he could and wnuldu't work. then, taking wltli him a well Ailed of Gold Hill will mm m remove here A ell l/i-n ha» made a very whiskey skin, broke ground early and open an office. Iiighust standard in the State. Two hundred courses suggiMlon io ......... that Klam ■ me Sunday morning in the direction There were religious scrvires and ath Fall» »In.old liave n course of of Lakeview. lie left tile chair lie in Literature, Science ami the Arts, Science ami Engineer s lM»k>'t dinner in Taylor's grove ■ Hl lecture» during tin* coming winter. built, and II stands to lliin day Let river Sunday. Thl» would afford boll* pleasure and ing, ami Music. New buildings and equipment; seven new Iter. J. W. Craig rrqiicsla ua to profit, and »bould the move I m * made where he planted It, u monument to fallen greatness and busted Industry. auntaince that he will prra<h al Il ought tu ni'-et the cordial support instructors; nearly 5,000 volumes added to library in 1901. Now cumi-a from the I<akevlew Ex I’lcsrd next Sunday. of all. aminer and Alturas New E a further Summer School with University credit; Special courses for We are rcqucstcvl to I announce Mr. anil Mrs. A. (’. Jones and Miss particular» of Mr. Taylor's travels tint the town arhouta i will leghi Helen Jone» of law Angeles, and E. and experience«. The Examiner say»: teachers, for Law ami Dedicai students. Department of M'Midar September 9. Itowvs, Miss L. Burchell, Alls« E. The following from tlie New Era Education for teachers, principals ami superintendents, II. K. Moore baa Hie contract to Ilurchi-ll and Howard Burchell of relates to the "bum" who dropped fumlsli the Klamath ami Vainax Nan Franchcii, stopped at the Hotel into Lakeview alMiut two months ago Tuition fro«; cost of living low. Three students granted age M'ica 01,900 pounds of flour. Llnkville, Klamath Full». Saturday, and set himself up as a house-cleaner scholarships in large eastern universities in 1901. Mrs. o. Mn>rt of taut river hna and mi Sunday left fur Pelican Bay and general workman. Taylor Is one of im the steamer Ahns. hern staying in Klamath Falla tills that class who Is dying to get work Semi name to President or Registrar for circulars and week to receive medical treatment. The store of the Duffy Co. on wlille praying to the laird that it He also left catalogues. K Terwilliger and wife and two Main street Is now going up with a won’t come tils way. The Era ehlldrcu of Honanxa spent the latter ruali. Its »Ire, 30 by 60 mid Bl feel Home mqrnid bills here. EUGENE, OREGON part of last week al Klamath Falla. from tl.mr to celling, will In a few say»: "W. Taylor, who came down Judge Willits Is clearing off bin days more, present a conspicuous from Lakeview several days ago and Great Bargains at Duffy Co's. Iola next to hla store, on * bleb and attractive ap;M*armicc. It will established himself here as a Imuse- rough and rocky mountain roads. cleaner and chimney sweep, left here Wherefore, the scheme of thus util next be compledcel by the middle of Is* will s<»a erect a new and atylish month when the proprietors will suddenly last Sunday for Adin, leav ising this magnificent lake not only residence. ing liehind liini »cveral unpaid trills for pleasure but for the business of mow m and open for hushicM. Mike Ifartery ami wife uf Merrill aa souvenirs. A m It was reported carrying passengers and freight Matt Itrown of Round lake, while •■•re In Klamath Fall* Monday. AGENT that tie had treated the people of ought to be yrged and assisted if being on their way home from ■ breaking a vlcloua horse Friday, had an accident which came near being Lakeview In u similar manner, it needful by every resident ‘ along its »■a.t to Shovel creek. As he approached to was decided to give him a practical shores, and especially by every busi t’haa. Galamcau of Spring lake wm serious. Notary Public and Conveyancer. lesson In honesty, so a complaint was ness man in Klamath Falls, Fort Intown Monday, lie report# that mount, the animal suddenly reared sworn out against him. and deputy Klamath and other nearby towns. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. he will have i.ouo biulieU of wheal mid »(rin k him. cutting a large gnslt sheriff II. A. Flemming followed In lit» chin and otherwise hurting him MADELINE, NORTHERN TERMiMJS to thrush this m ' umiii . wvcrvly. That evening lie came to him to Adin and placed him under FOR SALE. Itev. J. W. Craig waa thrown Lakeview Examiner: town mid had bis wounds drcNacd by arrest. Koon after being arrested fr<>n> tils buggy on the 2nd Inst, Second-hand cooking range, dining the prlsnor gave Mr. Flemming the It is stated that when the N. C. <». Dr. IfargiM. and received some severe cuts and slip, and a lively foot race for liberty rails are laid to th? northern border table and several carpets, all nearly A cemetery quietude prevails since ensued, but th? fugitive was again of Madeline Plains a new town will as good as new, for side. Inquire at bruise» on Hie iicad. this office. two-thlr<ls of the (Mipulatlon have captured, brought to Alturas, and spring into activity, The railroad J. II. Houston received a letter On Wednesday lie will then have been completed one KLAMATH FALLS, OR. from Sun Francisco this morning re <ll»lrll>uti*d theniM Ives al the huekk*- placed In Jail. CONTEST NOTICE. tM*rry patch, Crater lake. Pellean bay plead guilty, and waa sentenced to miles north of hundred and fifty puting that his son's condition i mid other resort«. Pv:eARTiiKXT or the I nterior , j But In r month five days in Jail." Beno, and Madeline will be made shows steady Improvement. U mted Sr.vTE« La.xn th rich. - SOUTHERN OREGON i or less, when campers have all re It is the end of the tirst division, LAKr.viKW, O regon , July 1st, 1901.1 • I. C. Cunningham recently sold turned to their wonted vocation«, Az sufficient contest affidavit having LAKE NAVIGATION. thought that machine simps, stock his ranch of |«o acres In the W imm I when crop« and live Mock »eck the Is-en tiled in this office by O. T. Ander yards and feeding corrals will at son, of Bly, Oregon, contestant, against llv blast ing out < list ructions at (lie river country to Amhnsw France of market«, and when supplies an* lH>ing once lie built, besides a big bote), homestead entrv No. 1763, made April ASHLAND, OREGON. mouth of Wood river, (a job which Jackson county for $1,400. 18th, 1*93, lor \V'S of Xl?4, XElfof pun-hased and preparation« made for livery stable and other business NE' can be done w ith little expense and 4 of Sec. 2i'. and SW4 of SE' 4 of In the liig front window of Bald the winter hltM<rnation, there will places. It is thought the railroad Sec. 17, all in Township 36 S., Range Strong Academic Course. Professional Training c win s store, there is the graudvat be plenty <>f life and busineaa for lalsir.) there will la* an open and nav will reach Madeline In October. 15 E., by Chris Moos, contestee, in igable channel from Fort Klamath which it is alleged that he left an.I •lisplay of hardware giMsls ever seen everybody. down such river to the upper Klam FOR SALE. 155 0 FINE RANCHES. abandoned said entry more than six the Highest Excellence. First-class Training Departmen i" the county. lx»»k at it. years ago, ami ever eiuee then lias failed Thrashing 1» well under W.TV ath lake and from thence to Klamath to reside thereon, and still fails to re The Demand for Traine • apt. Siemens liaa added another throughout flic Rogue River Valley, The undersigned desires, on account side on ttic rnme; that Ids absence from Well Equipped Laboratories. Falls, thus allowing a steamlioat to fhalr to Ills barber shop In the Link- mid from all the information that make regular daily runs between the I of poor health! to sell two excellent said claim was not due from Iris emplov- Teachers Exceeds the Supply. Graduates Easily Seeui Ville hotel and Al. Sloan 1» learning can I m * gat tiered tin* priMliii'l of this inent in the arinv, naw or marine corps two places. It Is to lie hoped that ranches, viz: of the United States; dial said contestee the trade under his Instruction. year will I m * «nmewlierc around 90,- this will I m * done, and that next One stock rtlncli nlwuit 6 miles from has failed to improve and cultivate said Good Positions. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings' buggy ooo bushels, or alMiut one-half a crop, .spring will see the blockade at Lorella, containing 520 acres, nil tract as required by law, and tliat all of l failures exist at the present time, Beautiful Location and Healthful Climate. tipped over Sunday, throwing them «ay« the Ashland Tiding«. The Wood river removed and a new, rapid fenced wltli g<HHl rail and wire fence, sai said parties are hereby notified to ap-1 "ut, Imt neither wua Injured and no lightness of the vivid this year 1« at and comfortable boat making quick giwsl building*, himse, barn, sheds, pear, respond and offer evidence touch-1 penses from $120 to $150 Per Year. Write for Cat* 10« damage was done to the vehicle. tributed t<> the lack of rain early in trips between the (Miints named, spring liouse, etc.; 150 acres under mg said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. 3.50 on September. 7, 1901. before the Regis the season, considerable of the acre 3 (Hl File yield of wheat thia year In touching at Agency landing. Pelican cultivation, ll*c balance in wild Iniy, ter and Receiver at the United States logue. pet Klamath county will, gcconllng tn age having I h - cii cut for grain hay. bay and other stopping places along (cuts several hundred tons per year;) l-iind Office in Lakeview. Oregon. W. M. CLAYTON, President Med, I Iwiae wlio know, be abundant, . The wheat is coming Into Ashland the lake. To tourists and sight-seers all excellent soil and plenty of water The said contestant having, in a j proper affidavit, filed July 2, 1901, set tlioiigli not a,, |nrge MM ¡( waH a „car ' In a very g(«>d condition, and 48 this will be a very attractive improve from several large springs for the hay forth facts which show that after due1 «go. 1 cents per bushel Is the present price ment over the old way of travel by and crop«. It Is one of the lies! diligence iw-rsonal service of tins notice cannot lie made, it is hereby ordered | team. The scenery along the lake, ranches, and in the center of a large and ■lireeted that such notice be given •h’v. Mr. McComb nn,j w|f,< nl)(| ' paid for it. by due and proper publication. Mr. Buffy were taken up to Pelican A disastrous wreck, caused by the of Islands, forests and ranges of and first class range. E. Al. B rattai . n , Register. Also a grain ranch at Lorella •MV l.slge by Mr. Haxen on Monday explosion of two ears of dynamite, mountainswill make the trip one of » ge. TREASU KERS NOTICE. Besides ad-j known as tlio-‘-Simp. Milsoil ranch, a rustic outing for a tew iMcurred at tunnel No, 7, six undone- unalloyed enjoyment. A r flays. 1 half miles north of Glendale on the ding to the pleasure of travelers containing 320 acres. All well fenced Notice is hereby given that there are i Southern Pacific railroad Saturday and tourists, tills plan of making the and sufficiently watered by numerous funds in the Comity Treasury for the "bile enforcing the dog tax, redemption of the following county war aftcrniMin. A freight train of 2(1 lake and river navigable between springs of excellent water: a new rants •>"t have and enforce a ent tax? protested on and prior to Feb. 7, house, finished In gts>d style and cost »? Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath ’¡. cars and three engines parted on 1884. Interest on same will cease $1,200; a young orchard, 25 acres in ■^Fasten ought to I m * |Mipular with all. Resi from this date : Nos. 8705, 5741,5766, emerging from the tunnel ami the •’feat» for each household M4IV, file pe 5785, 5876, 5835, 56<X>, 5753. 5794 , 5850. jar caused the dynamite on the two dents of Fort Klamath, Klamath alfalfa, the balance cultivated and 550.5,4376,5641. _____________________ et, A*»1 <>r six. 5542, 5874,5842, 5853, raising wheat, oats, rye, barley, vege Agency and In fact all the Wood ftL i rear ears Io explode. All of the cars 6028,5651,5797. 5838,5860. 5711, 6060, •hidge AVIlllta has received word Prepares teachers for state and county examination». Fit» yuimge were wrecked and eleven of them | river country will no longer find it a tables, etc., etc. No waste land on 5419,5762, 5846, 5868, 5892,6057,5744, 5726, 5755, and women for business positions and for college. »«» Wm. Wiaidbury, year "oonoury, aged 9 years, o{ mp hardship but a pleasure to come here i It. Tile best grain ranch in Klam 575.8, 5764, *ho waM committed to the asylum1*"'.' ath county. on business. Freight can go up or' 5864, 5941. 6647, 5727, 4979, 5767, 5775, Special attention to teachers’ review classes, stenography and type-wr ¡¡'jorTty** lives were lost, though It was a nar ,hl»w»unty in .May last, died on Tliese randies will be sold, sepa 594$, .'813, 5730, 5789, 5881, 5772, 5994, People row escape for t lie train crew. down with little expense. 5.803, 5732, 5808, <>871, 5873, 5979, 5961, Expenses per school year of 40 weeks. 8115, $125, $140. 12th Inst. There were ten cars of melons, two who are accustomed to painfully lum- rately or together, at a bargain. 5735, 5811, 5880, 588;!, 5922, 599«, 5722, G iwh I title, and both In tirst rate con Tuition per term, $8.25; board at dub house $1.75 per week, in fa » hi* P°f »-• W. Ilusseli and wife and May of fruit, two of powder and the re ' her across the mountains to .Medford ! 5.807, 5374, 5750, 5971, 6073, 5731, 5810, o recent 4757, 5043, 5900, 6098, 5733, 5884, 5594, dition. Call on or write to or to Ashland to do their trading, of McLaughlin arrived here Friday mainder miscellaneous freight. The lunche 5876, 5957, 6106, 5737, 5798, 5747, 5870, $2.50, $3.00. Room rent 50 cents per week. W m . D avis , """ their sojourn at, Crater lake anil tunnel was uninjured, although the ten occupying a weekin the trip, 5956, «079, 5738, 5806, 5757, 588.5, 5044, The folder contains special information and the course of study. Lorella, Oregon. 6082, 5718, 576.5, 5882, 5786, 5918, 6090, '* h I river resorts and left the name track and roadlied were torn up Tor would find It much easier, cheaper 6074. «102, «112, 6125, 6126, 5938, «07«, and mon* enjoyable to take a few for K»n Francisco. Wrecking out lits a great distance, 6119, 6075 , 6105 , 6131, 5984, 6069, I FOUND: A shot gun. Owner 6111, The tirst term opens September 9, loot. t Louisv «168, 6173,’6018, 6194, 6066, 6154, 5841, Aifiiur k . Benson stopped here with 200 men were soon busy at. hours'ride down the lake, transact, can have same by proving property .5844, 6197. Afton. "M 1 huraday en route to Paisley work clearing away tlm debris and their business and get home the same Bated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, this W. T. VAN 8COY, Princip and paying for Illis ad. Apply to C. Transfers were day or the day after at farthest, safe * "'r''he Iwm a desirable position 11« milking repairs. 11th day of .Inly, 1901. G. Graham at stage office, Klamath and sound and without backaches II. II. V ARV a I.RRXBCRII, "H'k-kecper for the Chowaucan live made so that the passenger and mail County Tie i ’iiici. - - ()REG< • m dfokd from Joi(Ing «long several days over Falls. Oregon. service «as imt Interrupted. and land comptinv. HEADQUARTERS FOR Studebaker Wagons, Deering Mowers, Thomas and Deering Rakes, Oliver Chilled Plows, John Deere Steel Plows. Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Curial Cas kets, Paints, Olis and Glass, Carpets and Lin oleum. ELECTRIC CASH STORE Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown BALDWIN, Hardware Dealer, New Stock Now Arriving THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON \ù\ù\ù L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor THE BRICK STORE C. H. WITHROW, FULL STOCX OF STATE LAND BOARD General Merchandise & REAMES JENNINGS ESTATE NORMAL SCHOOLS MEDFORD ACADEM’ 'ACADEMIC I I AND COMMERCI/7“™1 A NEW SCHOOL E ,