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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. As a lay became mixed In the darknr^ and cd by them a* a ;;r.e».itice. he hwi tlx'ai «-fl on the B iuim ;? i « road, pnper any*. ‘‘Thvu«ii to ordinary Tltv night was bitterly cold, the road intellect* such a proof ot the cf- ! rubli«*«-) i'vwrr Tkanday Vf contained numerous rocks and de ficieney of vmvinathHi to provetti , pressions, and the ¡»arty had left over- snNUlpox will I m - convincing, Hier» la j shoes, overcoat* and gloves In the no doubt that the Hparlan U'ind of F.UfTOH» »kb PmCBiKTOR*. wagon. After trudging a matter of ant i-vaccinal ion i*t* will continue to *ix miles, sometime* on their knees flourish. For, bow can the actual I .... ... , ■eMcwirrioK uth ! and occasionally on all fours, they experience of a million or so welgli In •»» y**r fin advano*).................. - W » became somewhat alarmed and call the balance against the theories and tlfURHDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1*01. ed a council of war. liy thia time the dicta of Um*e who are bound to W. HUSE Ä SON, THE NEILUN TRIAL AT LAKEVIEW. TIMBER I. 'ND, At T.H NI'3 1ST*, NOTH hl h'O'.t I'lT.I K A I ION. TIMBER I \N|t. A<T UM’ ' N«»lll E FUR ’VHLlt AlR Nui h i: Foit I II Bi.u a 14« ’ •* A- UNITED STAFFS I H'1' ' L alkvikw . OarooN Nuvi-mln 1 *. -1 Notice 1« iivivbv givi u timi tn «•"" pliam-v with the provl-imi» --I Congress of June 3. 1*7* eidilled 'll uct loi the sale of lnnl« r leinl* ,l"’ states ol Ualifiunia. Oivgon, Nevad*, ami Wa.litnglmi Ferriluiy. ** «' tended Io all the I’ul-iie I and ad of August 4. ist'2, John " ■ 1,1 Bly, conni« of Klainetli, sl»l<’‘ ” gon, ha* till, day Hl.-I in »M* their hands and faces had become differ from the real of the world mid tlua'ortiew hi»'aworn\tateim<n|JNo'. :I25. 111* sworn statement No. 3 «, Í01 11 l4 ol *<« ’»«•’» >"• stiffem-d with the cold, and by dint to expiate themselves, their children for tlie purchase of the SE1^ of S«-clion pureliaw ->l Hie NS No. 2>), in Tow u«lii|» No. 32S . Range No. 8. Ill Towii.lnp No. 87 I».. R«i'li»' of sonic effort tliev gathered enough and their neighbors to contagion In 7\ E., and will offer proof to show East, ami will offer prool »<> *•"•'» <1"“ fuel and built a roaring blaze. This the cause of independence and VII- that the land sought is more valuable tor the land iKHiglit is more valuable lor its its timlier or stone tliun for agiieiillural timber or stone Ilian for agrii-iillur*i waa about 10 o’clock at nlghu Not llghtcninent. ’’ I’lirpos« «. ami to est.vblith hi* claim to puriHH-vs. ami to establish lih claim Io satisfied that they were on the wrong ■aid tend l>eforv the Register and Re «aid land Iw-foro the Register ami Re NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ceiver of this ollliv at I akevn-w , Oregon, ceiver of this office at Ukvvivw. tlrvgim, road, Mr. Rcauies skurrted on an Satin-lav, the I Mt h -lav of January. I would respectfully notify the pub on Saturday, the 11 th day of January. on other mile. Finally in the Inky Allait 1902. He names as w itnesiw-s: Auithur HM2. lie imine* a» wiliiesm»! Allwt lic that on account of the i«p|»earance blackness of the night-, they coin- C. Griffith, ol Kliimutli Falls, Oregon. Walker, of Blv. Oregon; Je»— laikçr. - — I Bly, Orvgoil ; W. W. Ninilll, of Illy. mcnced to retrace their steps, suffer- "f smallpox in the country 1 have Daniel M. Griffith, of Klamath Falla, Otegoii; Maiv Giitlith. ol Klumalli Oregon; N. 'Veils, of Bly- < »rvgtHi. Ing at every of — ground tracers- i- placed the entire Klamath roserva- Falls, Oregon; I'-lanche Giitlith, of Any end all )a-rsons «’lauuing ml* • yard • - ed. ’ They reached Drews’ station at \ tion under quarantine restrictions. Klamath rails, Oregon. Any ami all vvim -I v tlie «¡«ivv-l-'Ciils-l lan-ls ar* iiquested to til«’ their claims in this 3:J0 in the morning, completely ex I would ask all people outside the |«ei«>n» claiming adversely the above . office 011 or before said I81I1 day <u . ...» . *lvM-ril’«’»l land* are requested to tile ...... ............. 1 lines to remain off the ()lelr ,-|.<iIU, ln ()u, office on or la-tore ; January. 1'302. hausted and faint from hunger, hav- i reservation »----------------- - ----------- . . ; ()n reservation for the present, A mena said iltli day of January, HK)2. E. M. BRATTAI N. Register Ing eaten nothing since . breakfast E. M. B kattais , Register. nt list ure of this kind to be effective the previous morning. be as nearly complete as possible. Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878— TIMBERLAND. AtTJI NE I 1*7* NOTICE FOR 1‘1'BI.IUATION. RAILROAD EXTENSIONS. Usivi i> StATsa I. vmi Ornes. Lakeview,On-gon, IKUda-i 23, (MR. Notice is hereby given timi in com pliance w ith tin- provision* of lite act of i'ongrv«« of June 3, 1878, etitillv<l "An «ct iur the sale of tiiniw-r ¡«nds in the »'•*»••» of California, Oregon, N«ivud«, and Waahington Terrilory," as ex- «u (|H< Public lamil statea by act of Augu«t 4, IMItf, Willteiu E.Sponc«’, X'»"'*''« Falla, Ealls. County ol ot Klamath, "* Klamath Klamatli state <>( Oregon. Inis tin* .lay tiled in E R. REIMES. »try MÄRTIN II.Ä1HN ALLA Resident. r Vice Resilient. 1 1 I "ynt lui T Collections Attended to Promptly. Corresoondencs Invited. (Lakeview Examiner.) After a hard fought contest by both pnmecutlon and defense, lasting three weeks, the case of the State of Oregen vs. A. J Neilon before II. L. Benson of the circuit court for Lake county, and a jtary, catne to a close last Friday afternoon when the court J. F. GOELLER, P. Instructed the Jury and gave the case Over to that body to And a verdict. Plans and Specifications Furniiihed on All Kinds «( It was a long drawn out case fought Buildingsand Contracting and Building chiefly on technical grounds, and long on the Installment Plan. before ita chute the judge, jury, wit nesses and lawyers were worn out Among Ih» influir« variety »t mat«ri«l Mid work foniteli««! I»y ibi* mil ir*> with the proceedings. District At Kt»ir Bull*. Rail*. Ballister* lUluster* «nd «mi N«««l Nrwrl Pr*t» ft,*<■».<- Store Front*. "»»«I t t'srving, «rvlng, Ml«lr pi>*t*. ftr«rk*te All persons who are within the lines ___ 1 U-...L _ ». I*«.r» ....... ...................... Notice for Publication. torney Reames had his case well pre Scroll «ml . Dirnnt Work, u S«»b. «ml IU|n»te. Corner «ml ................ It««.- R|<*lt«, s«B«j UNITED STATE' I.A\ I» <>l I I< E I will be required to remain until the (Yreka Journal.) pared and fought with a determina I. AKKVIKIY, O kcuos , NoVOlllIa-t 4, IWH.) ■ml Turned B«lu*t«r*. Door «nd Window Frame«, Pulpit» «ml IVw End*, Hli|n|W« The new lumber railroad front danger is regarded as fully past and UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.i Notici- is hereby given that in coin Build» r*' J«r»l«»re, Paint« «nil Oil, Moulding aiultil*»», I l<-* miioii * ku J l>**i«u*' tion to procure a conviction. Messrs. Weed, near Igerna, into the timber official notice is given to that effect. L vkkvikw , Danins, Oclolier 21», IWi.) nlianee with the provisions of tin- set ol Eiubo»M'«l. Grouml «nd Cut Gl«»», Wall l*»|>«r, Furniture, rtc.,rtr. Ooggswcll, Hammond and Bell con Notice is hereby given tiiat, in com- Congress <4 June 3, 1*7*. entillvd An field east of that place, has been ex-! Klamath Agency, Oregon. October |le*l work «ml material, am! in the latent and i>i«*t approml «tile*, tested every foot of ground stubborn I pliiinci- with the provi«i”iia of tlie net of act for the sale of tiuila-r land« in th«- *•' O. C. Al'fLKOATK, tended considerable distance, and will --» HHJl. Uongresaof June 3. 1878, entitled "Au state« of California, On-gon, Nevada, • ly and handled their case admirably. I for the »ale of timber lands in the and Washingion 1'errilory,” a« extend u. S. Indian Agent. be build further on every season, Tl>e arguments on both aide* were , , ,, »tale« of California, Orog«»n, Nevmlaami «si to all tile l’ubile I imi Ntate* bv clear to Bute Creek Valley, where See those “Crater Lake” souvenir Washington Territoryas extended to act of August ». HW2. Nyke» W. llama completed shortly after the noon * *' —•- ----- ’— all tiie I'ublie land States by act of Au- ker, of Boiianza, county ol Klamath, ------- at Mr. Weed has considerable timber «puons Van ’s, •*-- the ‘ jeweler. hour Friday, and after the court had : gust 4, 1892, Blanche Griffith, of Klani- state of Oregon, lias till« day tlh»l in land. This road is undoubtedly the 1 W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, given Ila instructions to the jury the l alii Falls, County oi Klamath, State Ihi» office lii« sworn statement No. 327, I the nearest and most direct route for I of Oregon, 1ms this day fll«-<l in for tin- pun-hase of the NW' 4 <>( se«-- court room was vacated and the case EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. T. ANDERSON, fl. D this office her sworn statement, No. 32ti, tion No. li*, m T-oi nd.i|- No. 98 reaching Klamath lake in Oregon for was left to the jury for deliberation. for tlie purchase oi tin- SE»« ot Section Range No. 12 Ea«t.aml will offer pn«.( Io connection with S. P. line between No. 3», in Township No. 32 S., Range show tiiat the lami sought i* more val I All that afternoon and night, and up ¡VPFV llorHvH iHHiriltd by day. week or tnctiih. Physician andSurgeon. San Francisco and Portland. The No. 7*. E., and will offer proof to show uable for its timta-r or stone Ilian for ag LiIVCI y • to 10 a. m. Saturday the jury bal f|ay am| Gpgin bought un«l sold. tiiat tlie 'an-1 souglit is more valuable ricultural purposes, and Io eatabliah Illa McCloud river branch road from loted, but without an agreement. Specialist, Female Diseases and Sur for it* timber or »tone tiian for agrieul- I claim to said land la-fore the Ki-giater PutmongcrH conveyed to nil parts ol Southern Oregon , Squaw valley to Upton, a short rail turwl |>ur|«>»es, and to establi»li her mid Ri-ceiver of thia office at luik. vi. w. The foreman at that time sent a gery. mid Northern t'uliforniii at the very lowest rulea. road front timber fields at the head claim to sai.l bind In-fore tlie Register 'Oregon, on Saturday, the IHili day ol message by the bailiff to Judge Ben- ami Ri-ceiver of this office al Lakeview, Jamiarv. 1909. He mimes as witnesses : I of Sacramento river canyon to Sisson A Physician le*tifie». sou, informing him of the utter im Oregon, on Saturday, tiie iltli «lay ot J. I». Raniaker, ol Bonanaa. Oregon; Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Lumber Mill, the new railroad front January, 19U2. Sheuameaac witnewe»: D. F. Driscoll, ol |l.>nanta. Oregon. J. possibility of reaching a verdict, and “ 1 have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Will’am E. Speuce, of Klainaili Falls, <». Ilamnkrr. of Bonanza. On-gon ; Ed. Linkville. Weed, the Yreka R. R. branch, and asking that the jury be discharged. the proposed railntad up Ute Klamath Cure and have never used anything Oregon; Daniel M. Griffith, oi Klamath ¡Campbell, of Duells, Oregon. Any Upon the court becoming satisfied Falls, Oregon ; Mary Griffith, of Klam all peraona claiming adversely the ■ river near K lautal bon, will add in my life tiiat did me the good that ath Falls. Oregon; Aurtliur C. Griffith, and al«>ve <le«eri>M«l land« are requested to that the body could not come to an | more business to the S. P. line than did,” says County Physician Geo. AV. of Klamath Fall*, Oieg-.n. Any and all tile their claims in this otti- e on or bv agreement, the jury was thereupon persons claiming adversely tlie above- fon- said 18th dav of .latinarv, BM2. D. REAMES. M. I). any other county in either California Scroggs of Hall county, Ga. “Being a deacrilwl lands aru request«-»! to tile discharged. E. M. BRAT!AIN. Register. or Oregon. Besides the great in physician I have prescribed it and tlieir claims in this office on or belorv Phynklrn and Surgeon, It baa since been learned that the | crease in the lumber traffic, these found it to give the best results.” said Iltli dav of January, l'.>02. jury stood eight for conviction and i All Calla Answered Promptly Hay E. M. BRATTA1N. Register. | t rade in branches will gain ”■■■ S —- greater a.ouv ... j If the food you eat remains undigest ————«— -------- ——. — — I four for acquittal. On the first or Night. I shipment of cattle and all kinds of f ed in your stomach it decay* there T1MBER LAND, ACTJUNE3, 187*. lot it stood five fur acquittal and seven Make* dally trips each way by Bar- You can products, as the railroads cheapen and poisons the system. NOTICK KOR l lül.n A i 1< iv Stage Line for conviction, the second four to ren. Soda Springs, Shake, l'i A ga j rates, to attract increased business prevent this by dieting but that eight, and the third five to seven. ma. (Logging Camp.) Keno, to UstTKi> S tiths L axd Orrti-s. means starvation. Kodol Dyspepsia | and a preference from long hauls or Taikeview, Oregon, October, 2», 1U01. After that until the close, the ballot : Klamath Fall*. You drives over bad roads to more distant Cure digests what you eat. Notice is hereby given llist in com Was four to eight. The members of GENEKAL FREIGHTER, pliance witli tl.e pruviaiuna oi the act oi points. The Yreka R. R. is likely to need suffer from neither dyspepsia Congress o'June 3. I*”*, entitled “An the jury for conviction were, Wm. I II la the direct line front Ashland ; nor starvation. The worst cases be extended further westward as well act for the rale of timber lands in tlie Metzker, H. Scbmick. Thus. Hast and all Northwest <trogoli to Klam- Prompt ami rarrlul atlanti.« Never fails. State« of California, Oregon. Nevada, as other branch roads, so that both quickly cured. ings, C. C. Cannon. 1. N. Converse, to all otilara .......................... i ath Falla. Merrill, Itonama. Uly > and Washington Territory, ” a* extend J. L. Padgett & Sons, Keno. ' sides of the county may be developed ed to all the Public 1- miii I States by A. E. Follett, Fred 8. Fisher, and and Lakeview, and almi I ih I Ian to greater extent of its natural re act of Angtiat 4, l*U2, Marv Grittith, ol Office: At the Telegraph Frank M. Morris; for acquital, T. 8. Agency and Ft. Klamath. Klamath Falla, county ol Klamath, sources. Hendly, G. S. Ealter, E. L. Green ntate oi Oregon, bar thia day tiled in this Office It is probable that one of the office her sworn statement No. 322, for and B. W. Farrow. Leave Klamath Falls dally at several Siskiyou county branch rail- the purebnm* oi the SWJ^.fk-c. 7, KLAMATH FALLS, OR. Proprietor of Freight Wagone. ft is understood that the case will a. m. anil ar rhea by .1 p. m., ami and SiNW l4. of Section No. 18. in ' roads being extended towards tlie Township No. 32 N., Range No. 71, E., be tried again next May. There is tnaki-s goal connections with all Oregon boundrary in developing and will offer proof to show that the acme intimation that District At ¡Southern Oregon and Northern Cali north and *outh ta.unil train* al F. V"r v I li i ng dun» with ¡and sought is more valuable for its torney will ask for a change of venue Ashland. Daylight ride both ways. timber or stone than for agricultural tivatn«-»» ami dl.|>al< It fornia, may yet form a trunk line Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot ' parpoeM. and to e«tal.lii-h her claim to to Klamath county. It has been a down the coast to Eureka for jun> said land before the Register and Re Spring«. Krno. Klamath Full*, Dairy, costly trial for Lake county. Ì Bonanza, Bly and laikeview . Good Stock and Equip I tion with the old Donohue road, This preparation contains all of the ceiver of thia office at laikeview, Ore., digestants and digests all kind* of on Na til rda-, the llthdayof January. PUnPINQ WATER BY ELECTRICITY reaching San Francisco bay at Tibu food. It gives instant relief and never 1U02. She names as witnesses: Daniel ment. Daily from latkeview to Illy, Bonansa. > ron. while northward a connection fails to cure. It allows you to eat all M. Griffith, of Klamath Falla, Oregon; Dairy, Klamath Falla, Krno, Klaiuath Careful Attention Given National Irrigation. could be made in Eastern Oregon the food you want. The moat sensitive Atirthnr C. Griffith, of Klamath Falla, Hot Spring* ami Ager. can take it. By its use many Oregon; Blanche Griffith, of Klamath A project is on foot which contem with the Oregon Short Line to Ogden stomachs Trawling Public. thousands of dyspeptics have been Falla, Oregon ; \t illiatn E. Spv-nce, of | Cleanliness and Good Work Malrea connection with all traina at plates the pumping ot water for irri in Utah. A natural and easy route cured after everything else failed. It Klamath Falls, Oregon. Anv and all Ager, Cal. Guaranteed. tation purposes for a very large acre-1 for crossing this county front Shasta is unequalled for all stomach troubles. peraona claiming adversely tlic alsive- R. M. ilRirn, J. L ÏUil\, deacribed lands are requested to tile Alto Agent for LONDON AND age of land east of Phoenix, Arizona. 1 valley, would be an extension of the It can’t help tlieir claims in this office on or before i SnpermlfnJttt. Proprietor. day of January. 1U02. A company which controls the Yreka railroad to Scott valley. but da you good the said 11th I ANC ASH! DE HRE INS. CO. E. M. BuATr.vlN. Register. only by F.. O. T if .^ itt Co , Cbk**<o Easy Coaches. Canal* that supply the eastern end of thence over Salmon mountain to Sal- Trrpanxl Tbo hl. bottle contains2limes the50c. kixe* I the Sall River Valley with water, is mon river or down Scott river to the Excellent Accommodations. TIMBER LAND, AtTJI NE.J. 1878, NOTH’«. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. reported to be placing a big electrical Klamath, as might be deemed upon DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. L«vr'IVW, (‘«KIKIY. Ocfols-r 5.1901. plant at the headwaters of the canals, survey to be the most practical, and United States Und (Mike, Nullcv i* l.en l.y givt-n lh«l t'h»rl»« I UNITED STATES I.A ND OFFICE, 1 •here there Is a fall of twenty feet, thence across the lercl coast valleys X . J«d. n»<-u. «li--»«* f«»>tuffic<* ».Idre»» i* L akkvikw , UaMOS, October 29, UMh. ( ■ i.l.k's-li " i-<*>ii»in, lm» m«’l«-«p|-l»»«- Here they intend to develop power to direct to Eureka, to which point the Passenger, expros* and freight tratti. I. vsr.v ikw . < iiir.., < k-lols-r 2.">. >t»0l. I Notice is hereby given that in com volititeli. Ail i*u»ineaa entrusted to ua ' Notice I* hereby given thut the thm :•» .« irci updrr ih«- i” * i»l J<m» », raise water enough from numerous California North Western or the pliance with tile provisions of the act of will be expedited. following d<-M rili.il approved town- I*'i7. (30 8l»t . 311) II»« l-’llownig tr«cta UongTOM of June 8, 1878, entitled "An •ells to irrigate several thousand - Donohue road is now gradually reach- <»f »urvc’.d laii.l«, l<> wil : ............................. shjp piai* bali-Is-i-n reci-lviti ‘ al this act tor (lie sale of timlH-r I hii -I s in the NW'4 ..(e.-c, 5, rp. 35, H. ol R- additional acres, as much land again ,ng. ^\t the northern section of this -.ffliw, vis: «tales of ( alifoinia. Oregon. Nevada, E.. W.M • k they can now supply from their ,-oast at Portland and Seattle, three ami Washington Territory,” a* ex- FOR SALE. TWO FINE RANCHES. Townsl Ip No. 21 Simili Bange No. M libili 11»- nell thirty day» frnm ih« tended to nil the Pul.lie. laind Nia”-* by ! date lii-r««»L prot«—t» «»r conte«*» .i|»i«W 15 F.a»t W. M.. Oregon. eana's- ' continental railroads have a terminus, act of August 4, 1892, Daniel M. Grittith. Tlie tiiider*igm-dde*ir<-K, on account Towmlilp No. 21 Niiitli Range No. l|n- »»lectimi unti»« gr»H’l>d ll»*t II’« It is a well known fact that under and two overland railroads with an- of Klamath Fall*. County of Klamath, I of poor health, to acll two excellent Imi-I «li »« » i I h --I, ni anv jw.rilon ih.r««<t, III Fasi W. M., Oregon. State of Oregon,lias tliisduy tiled in this much of the desert lands in Arizona, other building, taps Southern Cali- Tuwokhlp No. 2.’South Range No. i» n.orr- v.ilii»»»!»- f'-r il» minerai» il.»* ranches, viz: office hi* sworn statement No. 324, for l.-r «gì¡cultural pur|«.»»-», «ili •* where on the surface water is rarely fornia, while there is only one contin- 15 E.ist W. M., Oregon. tiie purcliase of the SK’p of Section No One stock ranch alxrut fi miles from i Townsbip No. 22 South ci ivi-d «mi lu.tdl l-»r r«-|«»i t t’> ti’* •een, there is a splendid underground i ental railroad between the extreme Hange No. mlaaioiivr ni lite General lj»ml GlHc». 18, in Township No. 32 S., Range No. 74 E., and will offer proof to show tiiat Lorella, containing 520 acre*, all lfl Fast W. M., Oregon. flow. The extremely high price of South and Portland, Or., a distance E. M. BRATTAIN, R«gi»t«f- the hind sought in more valuable for it* fenced with good rail and wire fence, And wlll In- filmi |n thl* office on fuel, however, has heretofore been a (Jf 0Ver 1400 miles. A railroad from timlier or stone than for agricultural good buildings, house, barn, sited* ' Ih* 2nd day of ¡»roember, 190L and Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878— bar to pumping water to the surface. Eastern Oregon through this county purteises. an-i to establish his claim to »”••* *’r entry of tends In Notice for Publication. said land In-fore the Register ami Re spring houw, etc.; 150 acre* under ' and the introduction of electricity to Eureka on tire coast, would make ceiver of tliis office at Lakeview . Oregon, culthation, thebalai.ee in wild hay. be received at thl* i.flke and made of provides the promise of the reclama connections for the shortest and most UNITED STATES LAND DFFK’E. I on Saturday, tlie 11th day of January, tion of many miles of desert where direct route to all Eastei,. Oregon, 1!*>2. He name« a* witnesses: Aur- (cut* several hundred ton* per year-,) record on an-i after *ald 2nd day of I.VKKVIKW, < IHSIION, Oi l. 14, IWU.' thur C. Griffith, of Klamath Fails, Ore- all excellent *<>il and plenty of water Dscemlx-r, 1901. Notice i* hcrvby given that, in ent»« canals cannot reach. Washington, Idaho, Montana and Igon; Marv Grittith, of Klamath Fall», from several large springs for the hay pllanre with the provisions of the se» "• E. M. llRATTAfN, Rcgl*ter. Reliante and Gentle. British Columbia, and also form an I Oregon ; Blanche Griffith, of Klamath LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS. H anky H aii . kv , Receiver. i <'oligtrss of Jun«’3. IH7H, entitle« “A* and crops. It I* one of the lieat Oregon; William E. Spence, of act for I lie «ido of timlier lami» n th« other route to Portland and Seattle, “A pill’s a pili,” says the *aw. Falls, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Anv ami all ranches, arid in the center of a large •hiles of (hill--rnis, Orrgon, Nev»'l»»nd The following correspondence from as well as forming connections with But .there pills and pills. -You want jn-rsons I lie Children's Friend- claiming adversely the nlnive- and first claw range. Washington Territory.’’ •" extendWl i Ashland appeared in last Thursday’s all the continental roads of the north a pill which is certain, thorough and de«cril«-d lands are requested to tile tom. tlie 1'iililii- Isind Mate* by »r» thia winter, Also a grain ranch at Lorella their claims in this office on or be lore , of August 4. 1*92, Mary B. F ’fo*'«’ Oregonian: District Attorney A. E. . towards the Atlantic. gentle. Musn’t gripe, DeWitt’s said illh -lay qf January. 191)2. now. Your 'of Fort Klamath, Coiintv of Klsmath. known a* the "Nlmp. Wilson ranch," Kearnes, Attorney A. 8. Hammond Little Early Risers till the bill. E. M. BRAITAIN, Register. Stall' of Orrgon, hiv» this u»y VACCINATION IN PORTO RICO. Fur cough*, In containing 320 acres. All well fenced and Court Reporter F. M. Calkins, lilis office her sworn »•••«’"’ent »«• Purely vegetable. Do not force but and sufficiently watered l»y numerous , r,,,,P- brom lili I*, grip and other win 321, for tlir purvhasc <>l »••" ” ' • Who arrived here last night, met with (Chicago Medical Journal.) assist the bowels to act. Strengthen TIMBER LAND, ACT JITNE 3, ¡878. spring* of excellent water; a new ter complaints One Minute ('migli of Fretion No. «. In Township No-’-’"j NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION. an experience last Sunday night One of the first things that Ameri and invigorate. Small and easy to Range No. 7 E., and »i" F",’™ ( house, finished in g<«sl styh and cost Cure never fall*. Acts promptly. toshow tiiat lb«»iimlaoiigb»‘-mor*v«iu- •bile returning home from Lake can imperial ism forced npon the peo- take. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) 41,200; a young orchard, 25 acre* in It '* ‘ I* very pleasant to the taste and alii» for it* timber or stone than for «Í ■ pie of Porto Rico was the Joathsome view that they will remember as long 1 L akkvikw , O kkoon , October 29, 1901.f J. L. Padgett & Sons. Keno. (,'. R. George, cultural purisMH-s, nml to establish " Notice is hereby given tiiat in coin-1 alfalfa, the balance cultivated and lM'rf,‘, tly harmless, udee 1 disease, vaccinia. The result has as they live. Together with Judge raising wheat, oats, rye, Imrley, vege-j Winchester, Ky,, writes, "Our little claim to said ¡and ¡»éter» the lb**’’ pliance witii th« proviaion* of tlie act of mid Rvceivvr of thia office at I'*”’”' J Benson and Charles Coggswell, of been that the privilege of having Congre»« of June 3, 1878, enlitle-l "An tabies etc.’.-tc. No waste land on girl was attacked with croup late Oregon, on Monda», the 3dt>' "*F .. Portland, they lmd traveled all day, smallpox, wholesale and retail, as act lor tlie »ale of timlier l»n<i* in tlie It. Tlie liest grain ranch In Klam one nlgltl and wuh ho lioarae alte December, 1901. Sh« name* «* "»»• J states of California, Oregon, Neva-la, ath county. and when they had arrived at the under Spanish rule, has been almost iirsses; Louis Brnnnan, "f k'Wt *'• and Washington Territory," as extend* I could hardly apeak, We gave her a nth, Oregon ; James M. Emery. r . These ranches will be sold, sepa During the last six base of the mountains east of Drew’s destroyed. ed to all tlie Public Land State« liy rately or together, at a bargain. few dowH of One .Minute Cough Cure. K Inmatli, Oregon ; John H. Ki«*. , pct of August 4, 1892, Aurtliur C <irif- •tatlon, which is 40 miles east of months of 1899 there wa* but one Good title, and both in first rate con It relieved her Immediately and *hc Fort Klmuntli, Oregon; Jacob l»l*r, ^ fith, of Klamath Fall», County of Klam-1 Klamath Falls, the horses they had death from this disease, against 2'2 Klnimitlion, Unlif. Any ami «Up* . ath, State of Oregon, liastliisdav fileil in dition. Call on or write to went to Hli-i-p. When nlie awoke clainiiiig ndversidy th« •*’1’*"'’.''*, been driving were pretty well used in the first six months, and since W m . D avis , tliis office liis sworn stateiiK-nt No. 323. Intids nre ri<qii«tt«d to tile dielrina for tiie purchase of the ShJ N W1^ and i Lorella, Oregon. next morning she had no *lgn* of ' in lids officii on or lieforo sani ap. This was about five o'clock in then the regular epidemic has been * •' ’ !« SW ‘ 4, of Section No. 18, in Town- hoamencHH or croup. ” the evening, and the three gentlemen a thing of the past; the resources of of DecernImr, ilKH. . ' ship No. 32 S., Range No. 7,^ E-, and E. M. BRATTAI!«. Regi«»*’- J. L. Padgett A- Sons, Keno. will offer proof to show tiiat tlie land first named, being the younger of the six hundred annual deaths that used EXPERIENCE sought is more valuable for it* timlier to lie such an appreciable factor in party, volunteered to walk over t>»e j or stone than for agricultural pur|«>si-s. NOTICE. mountain to Drews, a distance of - i reducing the surplus population has and to establish hi* claim to said land M J J L J' 1 I.AKKMKW, OSKOO*, O- tolsT 5, I9<>1. about 12 mile«. Mr. Reames who been entirely lost. The new genera before the ltegiiter and Receiver of this v / . W ■ AGENT Notice is hereby given tiiat Cliarlea office at latkeview, Oregon, on Saturdav, ■ h m k ■ i had been over the road before, acted tion ot Porto Itir-ans will have to grow m Q í jb I K 1 i tlie iltli day of January, 1902. lie i A. Johnson, whow poatoinco nddrvw i" up unpitted. One would think that Oankoah, Wteconain, lias made appli -names as witnease«: William E. Spence, of Klainatb Falls,Oregon; Dan cation to s«-l<-ci miller the net of .lime Buch brutal oppression as this of a T rade M arks 14, 1897, (30 Stat., :ttt) the following iel M. Griffith, of Klamath Falls, Ore Notary Public and Conveyance DcsiORa subjected people would have been gon; Blanche Griffith, of Klamath Falls, C opyrights A c . tract« of surveyed l»nds, lo-wit: Anrnn« «•nrttn» » ikMrh and Sr-aeHnOon mar KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.___ made the most of, and that the antl- i NK1» of Sec. 6, Tp. 35, South of II. Oregon; Mary Griffith, of Klamath quickly nacortnln our opinion froe whether an 15, E., W. M. Invention la probably pMentnbln. Coni mu men I-alls, Oregon. Any and all peraons t ais- ’ vaccinationists and other “aunties” tions afrtctlr confident la’. Handbn Aon Patenta Within the next thirty days from the claiming adv-rsely tlie «bove-<le»cribed For New« of the World •«nt free. Gldeat ngency for aecurfri« palcnui. <abce of three miles when they came would have stormed the White House Patent« taken through Munn & Co. racelv« lauds are requested to file tlieir claims I -late hereof, protest» or contest* ngain»t •prêtât nette«, without, cherga, in th« the «election oil tlie ground that the in this office on or before said Iltli day to a point wl»re the road forks, one and the Capitol with their protests. Read the Nan Franol«» Bul*^,0‘ of January, 1902. land described, or anv |Kirtion thereof, road leading to' Bonanza and the ( But no. they never even mention it, E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. i is more valuable fur its minerals than Fifty ccntM per mouth, A handaomalr lllnatratad Laraau-lr. Unfortun- and the Porto Ricans themselves are other to Drews’ stolon. i' for agricultural purposes, will lie re- large 28-page Nunday edition. ** mtallon or an, a<'lontl(ln journal. Tarnia. |:i a raw : four mont ha, IL Bold \>i ull nawadaalora. ceive-l *nd noted for rei-ort to tlie com , Reames’ know- so unappreciative of their wrongs atoly for the trio, See those lieati1.1ftil dock* ut for sample copy to The Bulletin» Ip missioner of tin, General Land Office. MUNN & Co.3e,BrM<i«r Irtgc of the lot t Iludí» If 1» and longitude that it has never been even suggest- CALL AT THIS OFFICE. “Van's,” the Jeweler. I K, M, BRAITAIN, Register. Branch orico, v st., w, i r>. f. Kearney Nt.. Nan FrunciKo. KLAMATH FALLS PL S'l'A IJLES EXC H AN(E E. Ager-Lakeview Ashland and Klamath Falls Stage Line. F j. n. nooRE, S. L ft'cNAUCHTCN, Prop. J. B. MOORE, Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. HOTEL BARBER SHOP. J W. SIEMENS. Prop. Second Hand Range And a Few Carpets For sale. Good as new C. H. WITHROW, STATE LAND BOARD. Scientific American. New York ✓ /