Klamath republican., April 24, 1902, Image 2

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ALEX MART«
President.
E R. RUMS.
ALEX KARTIN JR.
Vice President. -
Crshier
though It Is not shown that he has. by applicants .w«l antryincn under (Yiltagtst are guing up there »»"W.
In his present piwltlon uf district tlie boiii<*atvfld, preemption, timber- The railroad cvunpiiiy *•" «•»<■> t r
roundhouse ami •»»*> bin»* sh<>|*
i__ ____________
attorney st Portland. Injured hi* culture, dvM»r(-lAii<l, and tlu»l«-r and
-• —, next
• health any In efforts to Improve the »tone Acts, may, in addition to those work Is to comntenea on tl»***«*’.
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moral atmosphere of that city.
In now authorized to take such affi­ week. A few store» will go up »“•”
Tupugraphlcally,
Uie
natural
out
­
the matter of forcing reforms he davits, proofs, and oattui, be made
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«Mould have been practicing and liefore any United State» cuniml»»- let over the KKMl feasible grade*, for
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the
Klamath
countty.
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ll<
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loner
or
commissioner
of
the
court
• gaining experience, which he could
now point to as qualifications for his exert'lslng federal jurisdiction In the of this propiMM-d railway, the »pe*''*
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proposed enlarged sphere a* reformer territory or liefore the judge or clerk construct ion of which 1» assured. sn<l
I of any court of record In the land it Is over Uils line that the commerce
1 1 of the whole state.
district In which the lands are situ-! of that section will go until It •'*”
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Of all parts of the United State«, ated: Provided, that In om « the railway connection with
north,
the racllr Coast I* most vitally Iti- affidavits, proofs, anil oaths herein­ by the Columbia Southern or *’»'"'
! terested In the retention and develop­ before mentioned tie taken out of other projected road. Klamath F«H»
ment of our possession« In the Orient. the county In which the land is lo­ will have convenient communlcatl<»tt
The republkan party of Oregon cated the applicant must show by ' by boat with any point »m •*'* '"R
makes a declaration for such expan­ affidavit, satisfactory to tl'e Com­ Klamath Lake, which Hie new road
KLAMATH FALLS, OR
sion and progress. The democratic missioner of the General Land Office, may touch.
party wants to withdraw from the that It was taken before the nearest
In case the condition« Justify ll>«*
Philippines, letting the Islands drift or most accessible officer qualified to enterprise, she h*» the iiaturu. water
' In a state of seinl-civlllzstlon and take said affidavits, proofs, and oaths power, unrivalled In the »late by the
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
cutting off our opportunities for In­ In the land district» tn which the way, except at Oregon City, f,,r ,,l<’
fluence and profit.
The result of land* applied for are located; but operation of an electric connritlng Plan* «nd Specification« Eurniahed on All Kinds oi
the June election will be an example such showing by affidavit need not I m * , line, which as stated would be
Buildings mid Contracting nnd Building
! to other states and It should be act
made in making final proof if the, about »lx miles In length.
on the Installment Plan.
forth by a majority that will show pnsif be taken In the town or city
Buckingham and lleclit W'arentoii
I unequivocal support of the republican ( where the newspaper Is published In
Among the infinite variety ol materiel and work furnlalied by thia mill ar*
IxMits, »hoes ami felts, at Kxeelslor. Store Front». Wm«I Carving. Stair Itall*. Halualera and Newel l*o*|*. Ilrackela
| stand. No state will be more largely
which the tinal-pruof notice Is print­ Dairy, Oregon.
S’toll «ml Turned Work. Haali, Dana and Blind*, Corner and Baar Bliaka. 8»»e,|
benefited by the developing trade In ed. The proof, affidavit and oath
•mlTurn*»! llaluater*. Duor and Window Frame*. Pulplta »ml l*»w End», Hhinglaa
.<Miot In Hia l eft Leg.
the Orient than Oregon and every when so made and duly subscribed,
Buildcra' .lardware, l**itita and l»i| Moulding andtllaae, I Iviallona and Ih-aigua,
citizen should vote for the party shall have the same force and effect;
For all kinds of sores, burns, bruis­ FmboeMHl, Ground ami Cut Glaa*. Wall l*»|ier, Furniture, rtc..etr.
whiMe policy has been »nd will be to as if made liefore the register and '
es, or other wound» DeWitt’» Witch
Ileal work *ml material, and in tin- lateat ami mn*l approved all lea.
promote such trade.
receiver, when transmitted to them I llaiel Salve Is a aurv cure.
Skin
Never
Up-to-date shirt waists and under- | with the fees and commissions al­ ! diaeaaea yield to it a«
lowed and required by law. That If I fails in cases of piles.
Cooling
EXCHANGE
STABLES
wear at Mrs. May lone’s.
any witness making such proof, or and healing.
None
genuine
but
De
­
LETTER FROM S. B. ORMSBY
a.
aa a a
any applicant making such affidavit Witt'«.
W. W. MAZEN, Proprietor,
Beware of cminterfrlls.
GIVEN BY
8 alkm , O rmon . April 1«. 1902. or oath, shall knowingly, willfully or | "I suffered for many years from a
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
corruptly »ware falsely to any materi­ sore caused by a gun shot wound In
D ■ lyX^nZ^peX an appt al matter contained in such proofs, inv left leg." says A. S. Fuller. Eng-
| J\7Or*V
l‘«>iir<li><| by day. work or uiviith.
,
cation« for cattle grating must be iu affidavits or oaths lie shall be deemed I llsh, Ind. "It would not heal ami
LIVCIj«
liny
hik I Grain bought and wold,
1 uard all
the bands of the commissioner not guilty of perjury, and shall lie liable gave inc much trouble.
PiibHongerH convoyed Io nil ptirtN of Southern Oregon
. than
..
-•
1 I. later
May
1st, which make it to the same pains and penalties as kinds of remetllea to no purpoae until
necessary that these applications be , If he had sworn falsely before the| I tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. and Northern Culiforniu at the very lowest nites.
■ received by me not later than the register. That the fees for entries, A few taixes completely cured me.'
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
, 25 Inst. Also that the number of < and for final proofs, when made be­
Saved Many a Ilnaa-
Linkville.
'cattle and horse* allowed on the fore any other officer than the regis­
ter and receiver, shall lx* as follows:
Don't neglect cough and «»Ids even
whole
reserve
by
the
Secretary
is
TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPER, $3
For each affidavit, twenty-live if It Is spring.
Such caara often
5000. and applications for nearly that
Notka tor Itemkatlon.
result seriously at thia seaa»ai J izm I
number have been received.
Re­ i cents.
Dviwvrtment ol the Interior, I ’ 1 • I). REAMES, M. 0.
For each deposition of claimant or liccause petiple are careless. A dow
spectfully,
8. B. O rmsby .
land < »ID. r at l-akwlew. I»rrgr>n. ■ I
Ph,»klan and Surgeon.
witness, when not prepared by the of One Minute Cough Cure will re j
Forest Superintendent.
Vlarvli 29, It»». I
All
Call* Answered Promptly Hay
Notice
i*
hereby
given
that
th«
|o|.
officer, twenty-live cents.
move all danger.
Abeolutely safe
Walking hats and tine dress hats
Inwieg natnol »rltler ha* tiled notice of
For each de p< wit ion of claimant or Acts at once.
Sure cure for coughs, In* intrnlion to make final proof in »up or Night.
at Mrs. May lone's.
witness, prepared by the officer, one colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, ami fa.rt nt hl* Haim, and that aai'l proof Residence, one block north of Klamath
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IL'ttm- I Iffiev one t>l<. h ••»! A. O.
TOWN TREASURER'S NOTICE.
dollar.
other throat and lung troubles.
"I m |I| tv m*'li’ liefore J*. II. I*r|.,.tlt
I W I.all
('■.imlv Clerk, at Klamath Fall«, Ore­
Any officer demandin" or receiving have used One Minute Cough Cur« gon, on Ma» lit, l’«r.*. vis:
Notice 1» hereby giveu that there
<*. Marker,
are funds in the town treasury for a greater sum for such service shall aeveral years." says 1Wmaster C. O. II E No Edward
24». for the lot« .1 and 13.
Dawson.
Barr,
III.
"It
Is
the
wry
be
guilty
of
a
misdemeanor,
and
the redemption of the following war­
!■> T|. n N It
1'
W. 'I
rant». interest on same to cease from upon conviction shall be punished beat cough medicine on the market. ll<- name« Hie loilnwin« wltneaae« to
GENERAI. FREIGHTER,
March 27, 1902 N ob . 70' 798, 799, for each offence by a tine not exceed­ It h.is saved me many a never« »pell prove hi* conUiruou* r,-»nl,-ii<-e iri.m
800. 801, 802. 803. 804, 805. 80«, 807,
of sickness ami I warmly recommend ■ ml cultivation o| Midland. vl* : It-»)
Ve*t«l, nl Fort Klaoiath, Oregon;
AT
808. 809. 810, 811, 812, 813, 814. 815, ing one hundred dollars.
IL" The children's favorite.
Janie« (* Emery, of Fort Klamath. Ore
Approved March 11. 1902.
81«. 817, 818, 819, 820. 821, 822, 823.
Wasta To Help Others.
yon; U illiarn II
Morgan, «<1 Fort
824, 825, 826, 827, 828. 829.
Klamath. Oregon, F^twln Ikrotliliy, of
J. W. SIEMENS,
THE RAILROAD
“I had stomach trouble all my hurt Klamath, Oregon.
Town Treasurer.
E. M. BRATTAIN. Rrgi»t«r.
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life," nays Edward Mehlcr, propri-
ON
(Ashland
Town
Talk.)
OOOD FOR TIMBER APPLICANTS.
ctor of the Union Bottling Work».
HI M WONB.
Work is being pushed along on th* Erie. Fa., ‘ and tried all kinds <>f
Proprietor of Freight It agon t.
The following circular letter from I Klamath river railroad at this time.
In thr Circuit Court <•( Oregon, (<>r
remedies, went to several doctor* ami
Commissioner Hermann has been re­ I Between 300 and 400 men arc em­
Klamath County,
ceived by the register and receiver of i ployed and the force Is being dally spent considerable money trying to C<>nra«l htorger, riaitiltlY
Evert thing done wllli
ra.
Finally I
the U. S. land office at Lake view and increased as suitable men pr.-sent get a moment’s peace.
nealni •• ami dt«| afeli
Jgrna
St*wi*»
r.
IW'h*n«!ant.
)
as will be seen by the amended law, themselves, seeking work. The com­ read of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure *t»<l
Tn I rna Hlorgrr. <l«4«*ri'lant.
the taking of timber under the tim­ pany will begin to lay track from hare taken It to my great uliafac-' In the nadir of tlir Ntat«* <>( Oregon:
tlon. I never found Its rqu.il for You art* brrrhv r<mutrt*>l t • nppoar an«l
ber and stone act has been greatly , Laird’s station this week. The road
the complaint rt!r«l ngniii«l v*»tt
stomach trouble and gladly recom­ anaarr
lo rrtn on or Iwforr May W.
the
i facilitated:
I is graded and ready for the track
mend It In hope that I may help lima prvacrihr«i in the onlrr for |»iihll<*A
D epartment of the I nterior . layers .is far as Big Bogus.
'The
other sufferers.”
Kodol Dyspepsia Imn, the ftr«t |Mihliratj«»n hrrr« l bring
G eneral L and O ffice .
an«l il y«»u fail •<» I*»
I Iron bridge is t>eiiig put In acr< as (hire cures nil stomach troubles. on April 10,
anawrt f »r wanl thrrvof the 1'1111111111 Cleanliness and Good Work
W ashington , D. C., Mar. 26,1902. Klamath river, 10 mile* from Klam-
You
don't
have
to
diet.
Kodol
will •pplr tn tl»r C<Mirt lor Iht» rrlirl Jr«
polls close on election day, there is
R egisters and R eceivers .
Guaranteed.
1 at bon.
pepsla Cure digests what you
man<l»<l in the complaint:
For a «••••
promise among nominees and sup- !
United States Land Offices.
Also Agent for LONDON AhD
errr fliaeolving the l«»n<l« <»f malrimmiv
Mr. Hervey Lindley, the vice- j
A full line of Buckingham and riiBting Ivtnrrn plaintiff and Jrfrmi
porters of both parties of clean work,
Gentlemen:
Your attention is president and general manager of
llivlil boots anil shoes men's anil ant. and fur rurh uthvr rvlnd a* in LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO
free from chicanery, mud politics and , called to the provisions of an act of
Pu bill had »aery Thuraday by
the company, who was in Ashland
rqnity may lw» pr«»|N*r.
personal vituperation.
j Congress entitled “An Act to amend yesterday said: “We expect to con­ I ladles'—for winter wear at the hi
Oil« «iinitn«> « m aervr»| by puldi«’A
DAI (Ilin.RADI RI BI.KAH
celslor,
Dairy,
Ot.
lignin II»«* K laha T ii Krnaintw. I’X
(section twenty-two hundred and tinue this road to Big Klamath lake
No man in the county is more com­
order of lh»n. I.. F. Willita, Coiintv
Meri <»n thè fir»t .Ulti thlrd ThOta-
E d ITOBS AMD PaorBIITOB».
Ilubber tMMits with leather sole* at Judge of »4*1*1 cnqnly, dated April 1.
, ninety-four of the Revised Statutes We have had some preliminary sur­
petent for the sheriff's office than
Idaystrf
every monili, offivrr» »rei
BMI2, requiring thi- summon* to I* pnb
of the United States,” approved veys and can effect a good landing at the Excelsior. Dairy, Or.
•CMcarrTios utu :
Capt. J. W. Siemens and his multi
'
lnriif*«|
oner
a
uvrk
for
ail
sue
’
»
raaivr
Ibdly
Cvrllnga,
N. G ; Franre* Mf-
March 11, 1902 (Public—No. 39), a two or throe places on the lake, but i
6 m yaar (la advance).................... ................ » 00 tude of friends will be glad to set
All kinds of syrups, dried fruit, urvikB.
•. r. v ». : Ratta li«*■ a» • r«
' copy of which is hereto attached.
wc have decided on no particular ftrsh ham. bacon ami lard and aor-
J.C. R' TfSIC.
VI. Itali nmnd. Financial lire.. Alti*
THURSDAY.
APRIL 24, 1902. him triumph.
Attorney for Hamtiff.
Under its provisions, all affidavits, point yet. It may lie at or n<*ar ghuin, at the Excelsor, Dairy, Or.
I Cantei, Trv.umrcr.
O. A. Stearns is an early settler. proofs, and oa»hs of any kind there­ Pelican Bay. I expect the mad to| A fU|| |ln€ of Rr(«.ril,h
I
STATE TICKET.
I
understands the affairs and needs of after made by applicants and enlry- be completed to Fokcgama by July' medicine* of all kinds -m< ugh to
Notice ia hereby giva-n that there an-
Governor ................. W. J. FURNISH ( the county thoroughly and is just ' men under the homestead, preemp­ and wc shall be hauling logs from kill you if sick, make you sick If not, lumia in the (‘inintv Tmaury for II e
tion,
timber-culture,
desert
land,
and
'
there
then.
Klamath
Falla
will
be
nt the followi’>* vounly war­
Supreme Judge.............. R- S. BEAN the man to intrust with the duties
I continually on band al the Excelsior, redrmplHin
AOENT
ranta protratrd on ai.il |>tloi to July 15,
I timber and stone acts, may, in addi- ! able to get connection with the road
Secretary of State... F. I. DU N B A R of county commissioner.
I Dairy, Or.
1«95.
Iiitereal <m »atne
1
tlon
to
those
now
authorized
to
take
by a branch, not more than six miles'
Treasurer...................... C. S. MOORE
from thia date : N«w. KOI.
President Roosevelt believes that such affidavits, proofs and oaths, be I in length.” Mr. Lindley has great
DAIRY PRECINCT ELECTORS.
7*.Vi, KM0, Mil. 83». 8175.
Attorney General. ................................ I
Notary I’ublk and Conv*>*mrr.
the promise to give Cuba reciprocity made before any United States com­ appreciat ion of the possible natural |
M37, 4790, 83Ä, »223,
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
A. M. CRAWFORD
should be carried out and is determ­ missioner or commissioner of tbe , resources of the Klamath basin coun-1 Qualified electors of Dairy precinct M;NI. MbH. K2W9, 8222, H'JW»,
Superintendent of Public Instruc­
7858. 8248, H2fl|. 8'113, 85.10.
ined that congress shall not adjourn court exercising federal jurisdiction in ! try. “There is a country big as can register by applying at tlir office H'-Mi, 8242. « *H. W12H, 84. Hi.
tion...................J. H. ACKERMAN
of
I.
F.
Davies,
Notary
Public,
at
without making such concession.
8257, »257, V>7«. 8525, 8112.
the territory or before the judge or Ohio, naturally rich and wonderfully
State Printer.......... J. R. WHITNEY
8272, 570, 8514, sill, 71»*».
clerk of any court of record in the productive with irrigation and Indus- the Excelsior.
«.'Milt. 8511,8110, 8IS3, (M45,
All admit that A. Castel will make
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
land district in which the lands are 1 trial development, and there is not a
Buy O. Short's Spring I^»ke pota- H.'«IK. 840*1, «UBO. HOHO, 8277,
an ideal county clerk and is fitted
K|IH. 7HO2, 32tf4, «278,
situated.
pound of railroad Iron In It.
It cer­ toes; they are the beat; price 2 cent« 7842. 8214, 8279. K'.A4. 8655,
8495,
Congressman, First District................ exactly for the place. That he will,
In
case
the
affidavits,
proofs,
and
KÎIK, «2*1, KAM. MH«. H.TIIU,
tainly has splendid prospects and in­ per pound at the ranche.
THON. H. TONGUE ride into office on the wave of popu­
8273, 8652, K»H.I H.'îtlô, HO» 11,
oaths hereinbefore mentioned lie tak­ vites intelligent Investment of capl-
lar opinion is reasonably assured.
8545, 8482 K.l!i2. «¿82. 8218».
Neglect Mean* Danger.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
en out of tbe County in which the ' tai”
¡ 8474, K-iHA, 8412, K4Ó3, 8454,
Digests what you eat.
| H. II. Van Valkenburg’s exacti­ land is located the applicant must
The other officers of the Klamath
Don't neglect biliousness and con- 8385, »075, KS7«. 8378, 837«.
Joint Representatives,..........................
This preimratlon ronteKH »'¿„A. of
tude in caring for the county's money show by affidavit that it was taken i River Bailroad Company are: George | atlpatlon. Your health will suffer KTftA, 8.'443, K36B, K331, 8144,
ft. A. EMMITT, N. WHEALDON,
847«, 8324, 8477, Mil. 84
... ’5,
digestant* a»»d
never
commend» him strongly to the favor i liefore the nearest or most accessible Mason, president; J. E. Coffin, secre- permanently If you do.
Dated at Klainalb Fall«, Oregon, tin» f.a“l. ItgIvesK.stantrell
DeWitt's
L N. BURGESS.
of the voter«, wbo realize the Im-' officer qualified to take said affidavits, tary; Dean Mason, treasurer, with Little Early Risers cure such cases. lOtlr dav of Atiril, ll«»2.
falls to cure. D all" " ) “ ^^itiva
II. II. Va» Va» «rMHt'ini,
COUNTY TICKET.
the f<»"l >ou want. T
portance of retaining his valuable proofs, and oaths in the land districts principal offices at Klamathon.
I M. B. Nmlth, Butternut, Mich., says.
County Treiwurar. stomachs can take it
T
in which the lands applied for are
services.
This company comprises also what! “DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
.......... A. CASTEL
th<m»aiid* of <^IW,>I’ „i«r failed- H
Clerk............ ...
—
Notice
for
Publication*
located.
' has been known to the public as the the most satisfactory pills I ever
frune<VmlL:i'fo?ali:ton»a<htroubl*
J. W. SIEMENS
Rhe riff........
Labor troubles have again broken ,
I*vpartnient of 11»« Interior, |
They ' took. Never gripe or cause nausea.*’
out in San Francisco, till» time af-1 Such showing by affidavit need not Pokegama Lumber Company.
Treasurer
I.*n<l Office at Imkrview. On-gon.
about 80,000 acres of timber
.. ,.
„
ft, H. V wn VALKENBURG fecting street car service. The1 be made, however, in making final have
March 16, IW»2 1
, ,
....
Notkaof Stockholders Meeting.
proof if the proof tie taken in the , land . , in Jackson
and
Klamath
coun-
_____
•
Notice is hereby given that the fol- I
ffonhfy Judge .,...L. F. WILLITS strike among employes began Satur-'
town or city where the newspaper is ties. The writer has described this
,b“*
Notice is hereby given to the lowing Ii»tnr<l settler has Hl««1 notice of i
Aaaesaor....,............ CHAS. DREW day evening and has caused serious
published in which the final-proof tract heretofore, as one of the most Stockho'ders of the Merrill Mutual hi. intention to make finsi |> hh >I in sup­
Commissioner,..
CM. A. STEARNS inconvenience to the public.
port of hi* claim, hik I that »aid proof
notice is printed. Very respectfully, valuable In the west. It is partlcu- Canal Company, that there will be a will lie made lielore J. O. Ilstnaker, U.
Notke For Publication.
Surveyor......
.. - A. C. LEWIS
•z
Denartment of the ,nl.7r'rtnn,
BtNOKit H ermann .
I
8.
Commissioner,
at
Bonanaa.
Oregon,
As
county
judge
and
presiding
larly rich In yellow and sugar pine; meeting of «aid stockholders at Bran-
Corowir.......... .. DW. F. D. REAMES
Iaind Office »1 ’'"^"'ril 7, I«01
Commissioner. the latter is king of the conifers don's ball at Merrill, Klamath coun-1 on April 28, 1902, via:
officer of the county court, Judge Approved,
Norman Nlclioln.
E. A. H itchcock ,
Notice i* heteby 8iv''" 'J'.*.1 „Xa'ol
among lumbermen.
The present ty, Oregon, on Monday, April 28th, H E. No. 38(7, lor the W»( HW1^.
Chat. Drew ia weM* qualified for I Willits has, by careful methods, been
Secretary of the Interior.
(¡„inp-
capacity of their mills at Klamathon 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day, NE'i KWli and HE'A NW'i. »tec. 20, lowing named settler ln>"
tfaunty assessor an-d Should be elected instrumental in saving the county
Tp. 31»H., It || K., W. M.
He names hia intention to rnske tin I
(
J many dollars during the past four
The amended law reads as follows: Is 25,000,000 feet, hut they are start- for the purpose of organizing and the following witneaae» to prove hia port of hi* claim, «»'d th»
«■ally.
j(riic<>ll,
years. Thus his record deserves his
An act to amend section twenty- , Ing to build a new sawmill plant at electing a hoard of directors of tutld contimioiiH roaidencs iipon ami cultiva­ «ill he made before ■'»»
„ Ore-
of raid land, via: Thom»" M. Wise­ County Clerk, at Klam*«'' »•"'
A. C. Lewi« is a »ore winner for return to the important trust.
two hundred and ninety-four of the Laird's, which Is to have a capacity company and for the transaction of tion
man, of Bonanza, Oregon; Citarle» II. gon, on May 19. 1«»«. »>« •
the county surveyorship, for which
Mr. such other business as may properly Hoagland, of floimnzn, Oregon ; Daniel
Revised Statutes of the United of 50,000,000 feet per year.
Linay <
The Oregonian has lately been
E. Driai-oll, of Bonanza, Oregon; Theo­ II. E. N<>. 2113 lor
"'J*' ¿j. 8.. R-
fce la thoroughly competent.
States.
Lindley says there will lie mills at come liefore said meet ing.
showing up the methods of confi­
dore II Kinsman, ot llor anza, Oregon. Hec. 3, and lot 14. Bee A. «1 wi; «it-
Be
it
enacted
by
the
Senate
and
Klamathon
and
Laird's
within
18
A sufficient amount of stock has
E. M. B rattai », Register.
7», E.
He min.«» the
TTon. R‘. A: Emmltt, who served dence men who are “working” I
House ot Reprewntatives of the months, In operation, which will been suliscrllred to guarantee organi­
neam-ato prove hia ' „
Mid Ian*1'
faithfully and acceptably in the legis- strangers in Portland, and has ap­
dct.ee
upon
«ml ciiltl*«
, , ,,f Fort
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lAturt kwo yeam ago, F h sore of re- plied caimtic criticism to the police
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assembled, That flection twenty-two as there arc other companies which
All are earnestly requested to
fortheir failure to rid the city of
Khmstli, Oregon'. r<; • iinothl»»,™.
electlotK.
hundred and ninety-four of the Re­ have arranged to erect sawmills attend.
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Fo’t Klamath, <»r"«"n '
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the undesirable class.
It seems that
Fort Klatnath. Or“i,’n(i_.m,li.
The local campaign la moving many unwary people have been gull­ vised Statutes of the United States there. Three companies are now In
Dated at M errill , O re ., this loth
don, of
"iKATrA1^ B*Ki,l*r'
be, and the same is hereby amended negotiation with the Klamath River day of Apr!', 1902.
along quietly and with* little show
ed there lately by professional sharks, j
Do a (leneral Land Locating Basi­
so as to read as follows:
Railroad Company for the hauling of j
off anlmakldn art either «Me.
While
N. S. Mr.lt rill ,
Fi*
ne»». Surveying and Conveyancing
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p. W iiinky ,
All kinds of dry g»«*1" a.' iTore
Geo. Chamberlain has promised to j 0BC. 2204.
That hereafter all their logs.
the canvas« of candidates -Will' doubt­
s Specialty. All Business Promptly
There is likely to be quite a little fnrorporatofu of the Merrill'* Mutual
celslor. A load J uki P,, r 7’
tie« anon become active and continue reform governmental practices in th!« priMifs, affidavits and oaths of any
Attended to. Office In City Hall.
governor, 1 kind whatsoever required to be made town at Laird’s wEthin a few months. I Cahai Company.
lb -a spirited fashion until after the State If he is elected gnvaynne
gon.
THE BRICK STORE
FULL STOCK
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JENNINGS,
CANDI DTAES’
BALL
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Collections Attended
to Promptly.
Corresoondence
Invited.
KLAMATH FALLS I’LANIHH MILLS,
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HOUSTON’S OPERA HOUSE
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
MRY
9. * 1902.
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KLAMATH FALLS CONCERT BAN
Everybody invited, A good time
assured and all candidates expected
First class music.
to attend
Grand
Candidates Ball,
To be Given by the
j. n. nooRE,
Klamath Falls Concert Band
MERRILL, OREGON
J. B. MOORE,
MAY 16, 1902.
A Good Time Assured to all.
Supper at Conner Hotel.
Tickets, $1; Supper, 50 cents a plate.
HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
J W. SIEMENS. Prop.
KLAIKTH REPUBLICAN.
W. HUSE & SON,
C. H. WITHROW,
STATE LAND BOARD.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
R
U. S. Commissioner and Land
Attorney.
BONANZA, OREOON.
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