t
flHND
WE ARE NOT
POLITICS
I NTION.
Tbe republican county cunv«Mill«'n
hext Saturday will lumc tile winner«
In tb« «lection tu follow next Jun«.
While there will probably to a liv«iy
contest for a few of the nominations,
tlxw wt»<«e aspirations are at that
time defeated, promise to submit to
the will of tlic majority amicably and
unite In achieving victory for the
whole tk-k«t iu June.
All wanting
office cannot to gratified at one Um« 1
and tlivMe who are dlkippoifiled now
will diMiblle*« have their turns st a
future elect inti.
From the day of
the convention there should to har
monious and energetic effort to win. |
With such action, victory Is doubly
sure.
We have heard of no opposition to
IN«.tmaster A. t’astel and (’«pt. J. W.
Siemens, two able and very popular
I citizen*, for the office* of clerk and
sheriff re*|*s-tlvcly,
While there
! nmv to other candidates for those
plae«**. we have heard of none, and it
now looks a* though they would to
thcclioieeof the convention.
Nor
have we beard of any opposition to
i the re-nominatlon of CWunty Treas-
AtEX fSAMIH
lawk lellen«. Seventy two »«>!«•* were
east, of which Thos. Marlin, C. II.
Withrow, R. B. Low. Cha*. I. Hub*
erf*. A. kersliner, K. S. Moore, F.
II. McOirnack. K. .1. Boyd, C. R. Ik*-
Lap and B. 8. Grigshy each tweived
a majority and were dis lured duly
elected as delegates to ths Mid Coun
ty convention. Whereupon the meet
ing adjourned.
J. AA. H anau ut,
Secretary.
President.
<4
..(
Could Noi Breath«-
Cougba. cold*, croup, grip. ,'’1 "
FOR
CONGRESSIONAL ctuti*. oilier throat umi lung to " "
i aro quickly cured by One Mb "
CONVENTION.
Cough Cure.
One Mltmle
>
Curo I* not • mor«' e»p'’,’*"r‘l '
A <'<>n vent ion of th«' Republican whleli give» otilr teiit|*>rar» oiiei.
parly of the First Cungiesalotial Dis It soften* ami lh|iilff.-- the inucou.-«
trict of ll»«' State of Oregon I* hereby draws out th«' Inffaniati'"» and re
called to lin'd in Roseburg, Or<’gon. move* the cause of the ills".ts<'
■ulutelv safe.
Acts at oik c -
’
Tuesday, April 1st, 1903. at I o’ehak Minuté Cough Cur«* will «I" 1,1 ,l, ‘t
p. tn. tor th«* purpose of nomliuttug Is claimed for It.” says Insti««- of th-
one Representative for Congress, mid |V.»ee. J. Q Hood. <>’-.»•. Ml*
o .r*.
niif l ’ i ’I
ll«'<
lier I'l' lUl
to transact such oilier busin«'** as,
Il IM
may properly com«* before the con
vent Ion.
The convention will consist of 171
Notice Fur I’ublkatiou.
delegates, apportioned among the
several «^unties of the District aa
Itvisirtnirnt <’f th»' interior,
tond
toni Office
('Ilice at
ut I akevie*.
akrtic». Or.g"H.
«
follows, to-wi(:
Mirili 13, H*'
Benton
tone ............. IN
KotiM la i., o i ' glwu th »J 11
'' '
4 hm ing• iihiihh I M’lllt i
Clackamas
1« I.incolti .
C»m*................ . 9 Linn ............. 1.1 In* intention loi.iake ti"»l pri»'l in •"!•
urer Van Valkenburg.
There may
I»>rt nt hi* claim, and that “aid t'’""1
Curry
3 Marion
will I m - made lieforv Ja* H. I'n««"
to contests for some of the other
Countv
Cleik, «1 Klamath Fall*. Oreg"".
Douglas
14 Folk
nominations. The judgeship, in par-
<m Api il 21. ilX'2. vt«:
Jackson
II Tillamook
Ah in B. labtojr.
(
I tieular, has inspired some rivalry,
Josephine .. . . . 7 Washington
li. E. No. 199’. lor the SW>,. He-’ -
'tiler«* toing foor aspirants thus
Tp 41 S . lì II F... W. M. Il- nano -
Klainatli
4 Yainhill
• far in the field.
Al) are strong men
the following «line'»'-" t" prove hi*
Lake ............
Total
4
i-oiitiiiiiou“ residence upon ami cullivi«
and the lucky on«* is a sure winner.
The same toing one delegate
tion «vi »aid land, vi«: I. V W lutino
The state delegation should and
of Merrill. Orvgun . Frank lml.'r»>n "I
large for each county and one <1
will ardently work for the rc-nouiina-
Merrill. < 'regoli. Ihnnel » i»h. "I Meri o
gate fur every 150 votes or fra. t Ion Oregon; Frank Grayball, «•< Merrill.
tion of State Treasurer Chas. S.
there«if over 75 cast for Presidentiul Oregon.
Moore. This the convention will to
E. M. BRATTAIN. K.-gi.trr
Electors In November, 1900.
especially anxious to have accom
Notke t or l'ublkatlun-
Ih-legate* or other* In attendance
plished. A delegation to the con
on the Convention niîy secure it rate
l«-pa i tinelli oí tto Interior, j
gressional convention prom ises to to
l ami office at l-akeview Oi.-goti
i solid for Hon. Thos. 11. Tongue, the I of one and onc-tliird fare* for the
Mart li I.». I1«r.’ ’
round trip of the Southern l’aciflc
present faithful an«l efficient Incum-
Noticeli tor« by given that tin- I"'
and Corvallis «k Eastern Railway*, by low ing-n»m«->l wilier has hh-l m'tHW "I
I bent. If this county is ahle to se
paying full fare to Roseburg and tak Ins intention In make tinal pr«««l m s ip
cure a representative for the state
|«>rl of Io* • trim, ami that ««'d pr«s>l
i ing a receipt to that effect and hav
i legislature, Hon. R. A. Euimltt,
»ill la-made Iwlorr J. O Haniakvr. I
ing name properly «-ertitied by tbe H. Commissioner, al lk»n«nza, ttregoii.
who served most acccpti’blv In that
Secretary of tlic Convention.
on April 2*. Il*»2. m :
' capacity two years ago, will doubtless
Norman Ni«h««l*.
T. W. H ahkih ,
II F- No. 2U*7. no th.- W'4 sW'4
be re-nominated.
C. B. W inn ,
Cbairinan.
NE»» >U'4 and ME1. NW»« >ec 2"
I
LIST OF DELEGATES.
fp. 39*.. 1: Il E.. W. M. He name*
Secretary.
Ihr following witne-aes to prov«- hl*
eoiitinmiu* r< •i'lcocr upon ami culli».«
Names of delegates to the republi
HONOR ROLL.
lion of »ai«l l«n«l, vi«: Thomas M. " i«e-
can county convention from all pre
man.of lh>ii«n«a. t'r.-g- n. < liarle* II
Pupils who have been neither tardy lli-aglaml, oí Bon«n«s. Oregon . I»«niel
cincts. excepting Klamath Lake and
nor abnent during February 10 to F. ¡»liscoll, of Botiania. Oregon. Die««
Poe Valley:
dore B Kinsman, of tot anta. Oregon.
Dairy: M. C. Shook. J. Ruck, Man-li 7:
K. M. B««rr»is, Register.
Mrs, Coggswcll’s !>epartn»ent, 41
G. G. Anderson. John Logue.
Bonanza: S. C. Hamakar, U I). enrolled: Rtmcoe Biclin, Leon Boggs.
Fred Clift. Virgil I'vl.ap.
I', nin
Burk, Hugh Clopton.
M<*>re,
Jimmie
Siglar,
Henry
Stid
Patter,
Sprague River:
Chas.
ham. Johnnie Varner, Octovla Arn
Sam Farra.
i
Merrill: C. Oliver, Fred Stukel, ett, Vera Houston, Lizzie Houston,
Ida Miller. Daisy Slater, Hazel Sum
B. Barrows, Ed. Martin.
Make« daily trips each way by Bar
mers,
Marjorie McClure.
A.
Em-
Kenn: J. L. Padgett. R. .
ren. Stala Spring«. Shake. INtkrga
Mis* Cardwell s department, 39
mitt, II. McCappIn, Dan Gordon,
uia, (Logging Camp.) Kcn.i, to
I enrolled: Alfred Varner, Hazel Bur
O. A. Stearns.
Î
Klamath Falla.
ris*.
Maggie
Jone*,
Etta
Arnett,
Snow: B. Grub. ------ Eddy.
Langell Valley:
W. S. Hoagland, Loyd D<-top, Oakie Boggs, Ethel
White, Harry Slater, Homer Smith. Il Is the direct line fr>un Ashland
hemorrhage and died a few hours F. Swingle.
Miss Galloway’s department 4.1
B. Cunningham,
later.
Wood Rirer-
an<l all Norlbarst Oregon to Klam
8. B. Gardner, . J. W. McCoy, D. enrolled: Mvrt Ballard, Chester Im-
ath Falls, Merrill, 19 hi an za. Hh
Experience and growing enlighten
top. Charles Imljip, Perry Is-top.
Cronemiller.
and Lakeview, and also Indian
ment bavn’t decreased tbe gullibility
Klamath Falls: Thos. Martin. C. Clarence Mitchell, Holly Siemens
Agency and Ft. Klainatli.
of people a great deal.
The natur
II. Withrow, 8. B. Low, Chas. R< .b- Jay Seeds. Minnie Barnum. Adah
ally credulous man will be deceived
erts, A. Kershner, R. S. Moore, Grigsby. Amy Lenz, Inez Turner, Leave Klamath Falla dally at
i
periodically as long as be live*, and
Frank McComack, C. R. DeLap, li. Lydia Turner, Lucy Seeds, Maggie
4h<)
a.
tn.
and
arrive«
by
ft
p.
in.,
there is always a fresh crop of un
’ Calahan. Lois Burn**, Vcrnle Clift.
S. Grigsby, E. J. Boyd.
makes good connection« with all
shorn suckers. It chagrin* some if
■ Harry G<>el!cr, Carl Wright, Lillie
north an.l south Ix.iind I rains at
they are deterred in their inclinatitm
LAND CONTEST DECIDED-
i Arnett, Lena Barnum, Edith num
Ashland. Daylight rid.- both ways.
to be gulled.
They seem to like the
In the contest case before the U. S. pltry, Edna Houston, Winnie wit li
experience.
land office at Lakeview. Oregon, -d row. Alice Adam*, Elsie Stout,
Miss Applegate’s impartni«-nt. 3ft
Hon. The*. IL Tongue is likely to i L. Pfanr.stiehl vs. heirs of W. W.
enrolled:
Bessie Hammond, tort ha
be re-noininated by acclamation, He Kenney, deceased. J. AV. Hamakar,
lias made a brilliant record in con attorney for the plaintiff, is In re Parker, Ida Grigsby, Maggie ('¡opton.
gress, having labored faithfully and ceipt of notice from the register of John Martin, Harry White, Earl
forcefnlly in behalf of the interests said land office, that the contest was Walker, Jesse Siemens, Roy Walker.
WE ARE IN
BUSINESS.
CALI.
Assorted Stock of
I
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Brought to this Section of
Ever
Southern Oregon.
E R. ÍKAMES.
ïi:e President.
We are Trying
lüittsooRdeia
to Promptly.
KLAMATH FALLS PLANINO MILLS,
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
Plans anti Specification!! Furnished on All Kindti oi
Building* and Contracting anti Building
on the Installment Plan.
liitong tin* liifbiit,* » iru-tv <d iii«tcrlnl mid work fiiriuslu-d |,v Ihi* tilll «m
Store Friml*. W <■«! Caning Stair Rail*. B*lust.<>* ami N. «r| |',wta lirB.beta’
-, o'll and I'urt rd W«ok, *«>li, l'.»o* «nd lllimla. Corner «ml Ha*.- Bha l* *****
and l urn«*l Bahwtrr». I».«>r ai d ll imlo* Frame*, Pulpit* an,| |'I W I'mls, sfun*U»
r.iulih t»' .l*r.l»»r«*. Paint* «ml 4»||. Moulding *ml<>l**a Elrvatmn* ««j |iM„oi'
I in Is'»-«'«I. t * roti ml an«l t ul Gla*a, t\ *11 |'a|M*r. F’uridturr, etc., etr,
*
t* st *otk ami iiiat.-Hal, an«l io th«* latest mid moat approird »tile«
S'PABLES
I-2XCI IAN(1I<:
W. W. IIAZliN, Proprietor,
EAST
END,
FALLS,
KLAMATH
OREGON.
I ivPFV
to Meet the Demands of the Trade
l'«>artlt'il by thy, Wei k tir u.^uth.
Um ¡uni (¡ruin bniiglit unii ht'lii.
1’at.M'ngt'f* culti f\c«l (null pints o( .Southcrti Oregon
.tin) Ndili'Tit (’n)i(oriiia nt the verv lowest rate*.
and will Appreciate Your Patron
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
I.inks ille.
Our Goods are Bought with
age.
t,l »RDIAN’S N'»1TCE <>F SALK
fr*• D. REAMRS, M.D.
We will Sell them this
CASH
Phy »h Inn n id Surgeon,
All Call* Anaw'rcd Promptly Day
or Night.
Spring at Closer Prices than Ever
It.Irm <■ Olir |.|. . k l,",lli "I h!*lT>*l)|
II
< It
.
>.'.■• k r*,*. | O
I . V hall.
Before, Especially SUGAR.
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Line.
REAMES & JENNINGS
THE BRICK STORE.”
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
FublUheU every Tbuvwl.y by
W. HOSE Á SON,
E ditom xxn Pxerxrrrowi.
»t«*c»irrK>S
0«. ye»r (in «dvnee)
T hursday ,
.» to :
...........................
march
20.
K oo
wm .
Convention and
for Klamath Co-, Or.
A
Republican
Convention
for
Klamath county, Oregon, is hereby
called to meet at Klamath Falls, on
Satnrday, March 22nd, 1902. at the
hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day.
for the purpose of nomioatmg a coon
tv ticket and to elect 4 delegates to
the Republican State Convention,
and 4 delegate* to the Congressional
Convention of the First ItUtrict of
Oregon, and for the transact ion of
such other business as may properly
come before said convention.
The
convention will he composed of 39
delegate*, apportioned among the
several precincts of said county as
J. n. HOORE,
Good Stock and Equip
ment.
Careful Attention Given
Traveling Public
of bis district and state.
He ha* decided on March 14th,
shown not only ability, but integrity, Pfannstichl.
and deserves at the June election the
increased majority which be will
assuredly receive.
in
favor of
CONTEST notice .
D« c « ktmkvt nr run Ts'iemoi« /
I sitkii S tat »* L axo < »»r > r.. •
L akkvikw . O rkoom , February 7, 1*0'2. j
A «ufllcient contest nffi<i«vit h*vn g
been til«-<l in this office l>v El*«ror:h
A» far as we know, the delegates
M'Orv, <-j>nt«H>tant, againrt T.
Entry No. 1174, made May 2»th, l*!*l.
to the county convention chosen at
for nortbeaat quarter of tbe *outh«-**t
THE DUFFY CO.
last Saturday 's primaries arc unani
quarter, «-«-tion 3, township 40 S.,
mously in favor
sending to the
range 11 K . by William I*. Moore con-
PRIMARY MEETING.
teatee, in which it i*all«-g«-d that the
state convention a delegation that,
said William 1*. Moore ha* wholly
will put forth zeakitra and unquali-
The following proceeding* of the atotvloned his said claim for tin- last
tied efforts in support of tbe re-nomi- republican primary meeting for Link 7 years and further that the l«nd has
nation of Hon Chas. 8. Moore for ville precinct have been handed us by not toen cultivated by claimant or any
one tor him for the last six years past,
follows, viz:
state treasurer. It is very desirable the secretary:
amt further 11.st this claimant did exe
Linkville 10, Dairy 4, Klamath to secure for Klamath county such a
K lamath F alls . O kkoon , cute and deliver to Clara Moore a ton<l
Lake 1, Lange 11 A’alley 2, Lout River
March 15, 1902. for d«-»-d promising to convey sai-l land
place cd the state ticket.
upon hi« making final pri-of, said par
I
3, Plevna 6, Poe Valley 2, Sprague
Meeting called to order at 2:30 p. ties are hereby notified to appi-ar, re 1
time
Prince
Henry
had
such
a
good
River 2, Snow 2, Tule Lake 4, and
and --- offer
evidence
touching mid
m. by H. F. Munlrx-h,' « hairman of i •nond
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------------------------------
during his visit in this couutry that
Wood River 4.
the county central committee, who alh-gation at 10 o’clock a. in. on March
The same being 1 delegate at large he would like to return some time I announced the objects of the meet- t 22, I1NT2, liefore J. <>. Hauiaker, P. M.
CommÌMioner, at hi* office in Bonanza,
Wher-1
for each precinct and 1 delegate for and renew the experience,
j ing to to for the selection of ten dele ■ (regoli, and that final hearing «¡11 la-
each 14 votes and fraction thereof ever he went, he met a welcome, gen gates to the county convention to lie hehl at 10 o’clock a. m. on Manh 27,
1902, lief ire the Register and Receiver
over one-half, cast for Hon. J. N. erous hospitality and expresisons of held at the court house in Klamath at the United Plate* I-and Office in
Williamson al tbe state election of ’ goodwill. His opinion of America Falls on Saturday, Marell 22,
1902, I-akeview, Oregon.
The «aid contrwtant having, in a
and Americans has been greatly
FlfOO1.
when the following proceedings were protier affidavit, filed February 7, 1902,
heightened.
With
such
an
example
i
Primaries will be held at the var-
ret forth fact* which *how that after
had, to-wlt:
fous voting places in the several pre- of liberal treatment on our part, we
On motion of R. S. Moore, duly due diligence |ier*onal service of thin
notice can not be made, it is hereby
eiocts on Saturday, March 15, 1902, need not be surprised to hear of a seconded, L. B. Applegate was called
ordercl and directed that *uch notice la-
scramble
among
al)
the
titled
person-
tQ
‘
^,7'7
al the hour of 2 o’clock p. nt. of said
due and proper pulii ¡cation.
ages of Europe to get over here to to \..............
, ........... ^'imakar given by F.
M. BRATT a I n , Register.
day.
*
, ,, , ....
,
,
chosen secretary.
On motion it was
HARRY BAILEY. Receiver.
and glutted with Dee lunches
,
/
By order of tbe Republican Cen- extol ed
.
°
■ agreed that the entire number of
tral Committee of Klamath county, an w in< s.
delegates should to balloted for at
For The Complexion-
Oregon, dated February 20, 1902.
Some of our democratic leaders ex- ‘»ne time, and that the ten having the
lilKAM F. M i KUOCII.
The complexion always suffers from
press deep sorrow over the prospect highest number of vote*, and a
Chairman.
I'nless
that the republicans will nominate majority of ail the votes cast should biliousness or constipation.
the
bowels
nre
kept,
open
the
Impuri
from its ablest and most popular . ** declared the choice of the meet
ties from the body appear in the
Gov. Geer won in the republican
men, who, they feign to feel, will to. ing. Nominations being in order, form of unsightly eruption«.
De
primaries held in Manon county last
prostrated by overwhelming and the following name* were placed In Witt .'sLittle Early Risers keep the
Friday,
irretrievable defeat.
Such tender, nomination, viz:
Thos. Martin, L. liver and bowels in healthy condition
I
touching,
tearful,
sympathetic
emo-
B.
Applegate,
C.
H.
Withrow, E. N. and remove the cause of such troub
Senator Simon was defeated In the
les. c. E. Hooper, Albany, Ga.,
republican primaries in Multnomah j tion on the part of our democratic j Colson, A. L. Leavitt, S. B. I>»w, says: ‘-I took DeWitt's Little Early
brethren
is
an
unexpected
evidence
Cbm.
I.
Rotorts,
A.
Kershner.
R.
S.
county last Saturday.
Kiser* for biliousness.
They were
of consideration and solicitude.
Of Moore, F. If. Mc(>»rnack, E. H. Phil- just what I needed.
1 am feeling
John P. Altgeld, former governor course their souJfelt anxiety to
Never
save Up«, E. J. Boyd, Otto Heldrick, Fred N't ter now than in years,”
Safe, thorough
•f Illinois and a man of national repu- , our good men from a ruthless saeri-: Schallock, If. T. Chitwood, James gripe or distress.
and gentle. The very best pills.
tattoo aa a leader in democrat *: poli tlce is sincere, but they forget
that Moore, C. R. DeLap, anti 1). S. Grlgs-
/ —
tics, dked’al Joliet, 111., on Wedne»- there is a republican majority of by. Announcement
being made that
Pt.AT RECEIVED.
‘
which n T. Chitwood declined
to to a
day -of last wt*k. He had gone to nearly 100 in the coonty, , to
------------------
a can
will lie added scores of democrats.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Joliet to speak at a pro-Boer mas*
didate, John Uerllng* was put In
L asrvikw , O rkoos , March 10, 191».
meeting
At the clone of his address
The chair appointed
Call at tile Rp.Pt'BLH'lN office for nomination.
Notice |* hereby given that an ap-
xuddenlr »trlken with cerebral fine job work.
i Dr. F. D R-atn-s and Fr»«l S< faul- prv.ed plat for the follr wlnp town '
iir 1‘roti
pt an.l i-ar. lul attenti'.a
to all ■> der«
J. B. MOORE,
^utke I or Publication.
I hfmrtmenl <»( Interior,
Proprietor <•/ Freight Wogoni.
<*lti<*«* ul
February ¡2. IlW.
NotH'e !• I rrrbv ÿitrii that ill«' loll«»«
iri|C pattici »cttlrr ha» bird n»»lh*v *d III*
intenti n I“ make filial proof in w«ip|x>rl
of Ina riami, ami that »nul priMil * ill I n *
nia«l«' l*'l
Ja« II DrlW'dl, t’l.unlt
(Jerk, al K1*iii«lh 1*11*. t'leg*»li, *>ii
t'srj,
vu ;
Mar« h 21
Mwhavl Eigner,
I'.«*'.', t-.r Ito " 1 . HE'« Sr.
.■Uaiellt', M.3V.T|.. to. c
K. Il E. ¡I«’Ti.itn- r ||»r !>>lli win/ wit
fH P»«’« |0 t»f«>W hi* •'•’III IlltloU* »•’♦ i’l«’l»' « Cleanliness ¿nd G.jod Work
n|N>n mimi • nli»vMtii*n »‘I *«»•! Uml, » h :
Guaranteed.
l lwB'il Lh v.ol MrrriU. < >i< i**on , Ma'
l.i^nrr, o| Merrill.
, H« i rv An
4/so Agent for LONDON AKO
•Ungili. «•( Mutrill. Or«»/’i» . E. U
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS CO
Gun t n. t»l K Um it h F all*, * trogon
E. M lUirritN Kr/»«trr.
HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
J W. S WENS, Prop.
(»At Olili R> <>l RI HI MAh
I
Mrrt <»n th <• ffr»t and
|d<it«of every r oii'h
|«i|ly Uirllni'». N G.;
r \
I ; llatlk 11
M 11.io io
I I
t’usivi, TrriiHurcr.
M. GARRETT,
Sa¡.<ni!fnilfíL
C. H. WITHROW,
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
Seeds
kinds.
of
«ill
Ager-Lake view
STATE LAND BOARD.
stage Line.
s.
Notary Public «nd Convey««**'
KI.AMATII I’Al-LS, ORE.
TREAHl'NF.ir* notici .
L MCNAUGHTON, Prop.
Nolle« I or Publication.
Office: At the Telegraph
Office
KLAMATH FALLS, OR.
Daily from Ager to Klarnath Hot
spring». Keno, Klamath Falla, Dairy,
Bonanza, Bly and tokeview.
Daily from I.ak.-vn-w to Blv, B-.nanza.
Dairy, Klamath Fall*, Keim, Klamath
Hot Spring* and Ager.
Make« connection with all train* at
Ager, Cal.
Easy Coaches.
third That»-
l'fllicr» *tr:
Fianm Ng-
■ I’ B«M F-
:
, AIA*
1'"pnrtm«-nt <>t ih«- Interior,
I-Ami i >ffh «• «t fakt'View. i »t«tg<«n,
I ebrimry 2*. li«'-’.
Notici- i* hrreby giveti that III* f"l-
l'>» lng tisined svttler hns lil«*d lioliec ol
bis intrhlKui lo inskr tinnì proni in *llp-
|*"t "I hi* i lumi, nml limi sal i proni
'»illls- m»d<< tofnre Js*. II. l'ris'nll,
Counly t'Irik, ut Riamali, t ali», Ore
gon,on Aprii 12, l!N>2, via:
Ell'-n E. Itarker,
«¡do* >>( Iti. lniril M llailu'r, decriiscd,
H. I No.2442,(orthè total I ami 12, He«:. ;
I". Tp
K. 7's, E. W ,M . Ili-natura
Ito follo* ing » iti,,-»*«*« lo prove Ili* <*oti- I
tinumis rraidt-nc«-ti|*iii unti ciiltiv«tion
"I snid hind, vi«; Wsrren Kingdoii,
"I Fort Klamath, Oregon;
Howard
1 . ........ ghiim, of | ,,rt Klomnth. Or. gon ;
bniiim-l Kmgdnn, ol Fort Klsinnlh,
• "'goti ; l(oy Vesial, ni Fort Klauiuth,
Oregon.
E. M. BRATTAIN, llrgl«trr.
burgeon's Knife Not Needed.
Excellent Accommodations.
Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure pile*
DeWitt s Witch Hazel
Salve cures sm h canes at. once, re-
Passenger, express and freight traffic moving the necewilty for dangerous,
All bu»int!M ei.trimte<l to um painful and expensive operation*.
will be expedited.
For scalds, cuts, burns,
wounds,
brulsi's, sores and skin diseases It Is
M. E. CHURCH.
Beware of counterfeit h .
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Mr*. F.
Buy O. Short'« Spring L ike pots-
E. Boyd, Hupt.
<"<•«; they are the tost; pi Ice 2 cent*
I’KEA'JUNG SKItVKKM.
Flr*t Sunday of each month, ]| a. per pound at I Im ranclic.
m. and 7;JO p. m.
A full line (lf Buckingham and
Second Sunday of each month, Hn lit. boot* and slioc* men's and
ladle*' for winter wear at tfio Ex-
7:30 p. tn.
Third Sunday of each month, n '•cl»lor, Dairy, Or.
«
a. m and 7:30 p. nt.
R ii I i I ht toils with leather soles at
N. J. If » iiiht , Pasti.r.
the I- Ve|«d> r
< >r.
:.„tirri. hereby gorn th»t ther* •”
i..i, i. In Iba <
i •
d. Ul|.tl"ll "I II« fell'* "O """'A." ;
rant*, prote-tcl en «ml I"'"’
14, I*''..
Inl. u’t till
on mill«'
’»ine ••••
from tlii* «lat«- : N„*. 7*1*'.
7*11. 7*2». 7u*2, 7*23, TWO.
7*AA, *132.1
7*3.1. 7*0.
*1.10. MOI«, 7*79, Hl«**. 791**.
V'. h .'I <*"•', *0*1, 79*1, 79.17.
r
7 wj, *i i7,71MO.
M*-i, Hl."'.
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Slut.
HOtrft, l"D'
7t .
WH*, 7 7*11. Hind. Hl"*' Kli;,;z (W-OB thu
Datei nt Klmn«lh 1 *H". Oregon,
2nd day of January. I'"?-
,
Il 11. V a .N oxm"'*"'
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Kodol
Dyspepsia Curs
Digests what Vu
atoniAch* can la*“ 11, .,
foava «*..
thousand* of h- - I.
fa»led. ”
cured 91 ter ev<'7’1 ^c,luacb tronbl*
1* unequulh d for all hi «»
It can't help
l>ui do F*|Kg
All kind* of dry g<*’<l*
celidor. A lotul J"hl ,n’
* the
Ort.
gon.
i iirrht W»rfn,rtl
HackItjgbam arid I Ieri
, toots, sto’* and frW,. at'
' Dairy. Oreg m.