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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1902)
the llm* halting al llotiaiixa tlie ven I KIA". A TH AGENCY ITLH5. ture would not I h > u tlnam l.il success, -I- 4- -I- -b r»” -•? *i *»' Judge WlllilN of Klamnth Falls but the promoters have ci,;u Ind <1 that U ri uctlon of Hie Lake County was ben* >uuday und Monday. <♦ Mr. PriM'lmtel, U. S. D puty Mar Telephone Company In taking up it I local news . lix'iil syslem for I nkevlew, shuts slial, paid uh a living call |I i I n week. ? them out of 11 prop sllloii whereby A n u result a party will I m * made up 376« voter» registered they could see 11 profitable Invest- for Portluml within u few days. I fbrr* are . liient In building here, Col. Cog|.s- Mrs. Wilson, who is canvassing for i ci in well Is vice-president of ......... mipmiy, books und plctures, made uh a visit last and regrets that the home company this week. bus mudo the move tu shut out his A visiting party of Warm Spring Mr. unii .Mrs. company from operating In this Held. Indians arc now on the reservation, -i- river, a ten- Mount Pclee has not entirely quiet renewing old friendshl|w> with the < CM*. C* lz*1* "r L<*1 ed down mid Its hitcrmlltent crup- Klainiiths. nniiid * Tll, dan. es a« Dairy and this place tlonsstill terrorize the remaining In-1 The Indians are preparing for night wer« largely ut- habitants of Muri inique. People are Meinoriul day which they always Illi- -Í- |Mt >r,<l**V leni Ing Hie Island us rapidly as possl- serve with ceremonies ut their ceni- "ieiBber""1 '»■ I lie und II looks ua I hough It might cteiies. The school will render the Ï In sympathy following program on Thursilay even L.i tin* .’rf» i'»-"1*»“- lx* Wholly ubandoned. and substantial n ller extended to tin- ing: ; destitute and suffering of the Island, Music, Orchestra. tin. United states, much to Itscredlt, 9/ Our Glorious Heritage, Princip.il ’'•rhr fre»l>)t''''l;‘" chur,‘h W,U 1s far III the lead. Franci*. while Teacher. I 2. June Mlh as UhlKIren's day. Strew the Fair Garlands, Chorus. ^»nappropri.tepr<<r»m will I m * giving a measure of help, docs not uct ns though ii had fully realized SEWING Memorial Murn in tlie Cemetery, what iisd happen, d to one of Its Hat lie Mann. MACHINES Ihmiieeforte, British iimlms Insular | ossesslons. -i- I hese volcanic I lecorat ion Exercise, Primary J’pi the Un.... I State», died In .listurban.'cs have Inspired self-ap < 'hlldren, are the best that .-T-i early Saturday morning. pointed prophets to announce the Musi**, Orchestra mechanical end of the world, soon to follow. Memorial Day, Warren Kkellock. N A/* shill can pro *n extra «ne qualify weather But these predictions don't have Death of the pea e-inakcr, Rosie duce, and at an wa, lllllalle.l Die Itrsl of Hu* week. iiiuch weight In fids ad lanced day. Ghnngrow. honest price, Thriivel fastidious mind had lo ad- Vshliind Tidings; F. M. Calkins, ites|M*ct for tlie Flag, Fred John- fully warranted wlltb»t II was exactly right. the court reporter, was the victim son. for ten years. Vidor B- D*'lli" r* “ b'aillng polltl- o- an accident, |.,st Monday morning, Our Starry Flag, Chorus. rh „1 orator "f I'**»* ""M,r “ as lie was rolling into Lakeview, and Tlie Deail Comrade. Joseph Jack- For sale by I (n.ma republl' an standmilnt at Asll- very narrowly es,-a|x*d serious injury. SOI). -r Und ()n Thuraday evening of last II** was flu* only passingcr on the Capt. Phillip of flu: Texas, Henry Klamath-Lakeview stage that morn Hill. »i*A. ^.„g. r rules on the Southern ing. It was along alxiut daylight Birdie's Ball. Six Little Girls. P^lier»Bn«d will I m * . .......... I to and Mr. Uidkins. securely buttoned The Stars and St rlpes, Billet Lo- -Í- ltKrecent* » "die. m -ordhig to a up ill the vehicle, was sound asleep, bert. -> Decoration Day. Fxlwin Wilson. r^ent . .................. nt of President when suddenly lie f,mid himself M*riinibllng around In the mills) C.illst liciilc Drill, Tliird Grade llirrinan. ¥ nte Christ I in Endeavor sis-lei; of an upheaval of all tlie loose artleles Pupils. ill tin* stage, which had lx*en over Address, C ipt. O. C. Applegate. w(ll give an lee crciiin Ms'lable In turned. A I h , x of hardware struck Music, Orchestra. 4- ||ou»ton'a opera house <>n Friday I Ills knee, t ak in/off a large sect loll of General invitai Ion There is a new ••Mann ” here w ho rrenlni. June (I. cuticle and bruising his leg badly, in I his case happens to I m * a hand u «itMided. 4¿ A. O. \J. V\L. BUILDING, Amove Ison h hi ! nt Ashland to lie also siiffeml from bruising his some nine pound girl, born to Mr. leg badly. lie also suffered from ami Mrs. II. E. Mann on Monday. G. Y. orpnlte a labor union there. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. bruts s on Ids hip. IB* received med Mr. George Butler and wife arrived -;■* Harry <>f l,|>Hh"’d K“'1' "" address ical attention nt Lakeview and Is re on Tuesday's stage. He will soon ti that pl»"' Saturday night ill the covering from his shock and injuries. work on the Modoc Point ditch. intenwt of a union. *4 I'lils Is tin* Mcoiid painful experience PERFUflERY, L eather S toi kino . It 1» reported that th- trrow Ing Mr. Calkins lias undergone during his -i- * demand for 11iiilx'r has Inspired the trips east of th,* mount alm», as It will M edford . O re ., May. 23, 1002. 4- TOILET ARTICLES, AND houttiern Pacific Co. to raise Its price lx* rcinemlx'red. that lie wltli District Stockmen: 1 have one tine Jack, on all It» tl"|,M*r landsand withdraw \ltorin i Realm s anil Attorney A. S. ihaltec, past four, long body, heavy SOAPS ANU SPONGES mine of them from market. Ham iioud. s|x*nt the night in wan Ixines. Kentucky blood, tine traveler, well broke. I brought him from Los Iieputy I'. S Marshal Jacob Prneb- dering In 1 I k * trails west of Klamath Angeles county, Cal., to Medford ltd of Portland arrivcrl here Friday Falls one night last winter. T 4- n n 1 ì *■ tz Jackson county, over 900 miles, in on hia «ray to Ft. Klamath where lie PERSONAL. 24 days; Is in good shape for season. vmt to sub|XH*na witnesses for a UW. 7 Will sell or trade for nudes. I raae in the federal court. N. S. Drew was in from Dairy S amvel Ctttt-E. Acconling to a report from Wash- Monday. Injtton. Ilepres-iitntlvr Tongue has TOWN TRIiASl RLR'S NOTICE. each proposal, as a guarantee that the Oregon, has this day filed in this office S. J. Brown of Medford was here meured th- establishment of a |x*t bidder will enter into a contract and her sworn statement No. 349, for the Notice is hereby given that livre I otllre at (Mess:», Klamath county, I Ills week. give an approved bond in the event tlie purchase of the XW'j of Section No. 27, are funds In the town treasury for bid is accepted. The board reserves 111 Township No. 32 S., Range No. 7'a It. S. Oliver of Port land arrived I lie redemption of the following war Blanche Griffith Is'lug appointed K. W. M., and will offer proof to show the right to reject anv or all bills. here Tuesday. patniiatress. rants. inteicst on same to cease from that tlie ¡and sought is more valuable F. P. C RU N E MILLER Clerk School Dist. No. 7. for its tinilier or stone than for agri S. L. McNaughton of Ager was Mav 22. 19(12: Nos. 830. 831, 832, W. S. Stone of Keno, while nt cultural purposes, ami to establish her M3, 834, 835. 83(1, 837. «*>rk in McCormack's sawmill last here Tuesday. J. W. S iemens , TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— claim to said land liefore the county clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at Katuniay, had one of his hands tiadly Town Treasurer. NOTICE Fol! PUBLICATION. W. E S;x nee of Ris'k creek whs Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the Injured, and I In* ends of two thigeis lii town Monday. I Wants Others to know. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) 25th day of July, l'J »2. She names as lAennff. Dr. It'allies wax e.ill d t* l.AKKViKW, Om-xio*. May 12, 1902.1 witnesses; I.insy C. Sisemore. of Fort Jim. W. Gunn ami wife of Seattle Klamath. Oregon; Anna O. Sisemore, ••1 have used DeWitt's Little Early drwitlie wounded hand. Notice is hereby given that in com of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. arilied here Saturday. Risers for constipation ami torpid pliance with tlie provisions of tin* act of Ro.lkev, of Fort Klamath. Oregon; .Uhland Tillings: J. E. P*lton I'he Neilun case has been on trial liver and they are all right, I am Congress of Julie 3, 1878. entitle.I “An Chris Weiss, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. arrlvM last night from th.* Wiliam at l.akiiiew tills week. glad to indorse them for I think act for the sale of tinilier lands in tlie Any and all persons claiming adversely elte rnflev with son head of young when we timl a good thing we ought slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, tlie almve-dexerilied lands are request W. E. and D. Conner of Swan lake to let others know it," writes Alfred and Washington Territory,” as extern! ed to tile their claims in this office ateem. They will lx* driven out to ed lo all tlie Public lain*! States by were Falls tisltors Sunday. Heinze, Quincy, III. They never ¡•cl of August 4,1892. William <>. Hill, on or liefore trie said 25th day of July, the Pelton ’•aneh nt Fort Kffimalh 1902. gripe or distress. Sure, sife pills. Al. Fi'cli and Phillip Oden of of Fmt Klamath, County of Klam E. M. B rattain , Register. via the Dead Indian road. ath. State of < »reg .... has thisday tiled in D.nrv 1 ¡sited the Falls Monday. MUTICI-:. this office his sworn statement No. 348. TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3, 1878. !j»st Sunday was M>*morlal Sab- for till* purchase of the E'2 of i'■.* ol Edward Fruor ami wife of I’ne NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. belli ami the 30th lust , tomorrow, Household furniture for Sale. Section No. 21, in Township No. 32 S.. Apply to II. F. M urdoch . «ill lx* D-coralIon <1 iv, which will lx* Vallci were at tlie Falls Friday. Range No. 71« I'-- M . M-, ami will UN ITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ) offer pnxif to show that the. land Miss Minnie Taylor left Sunday otwrvisi in many places bv nppruprl- Latest styles mens and boys hats. sought is more valuable for its timber I. vkevikw , O kfc . os , May 12, 1902. f for Alturas, where her mother re ate speis*h<*s In mcmoi v id the veter or Stone than for agricultural purposes, Notice is hereby given that in com lH'FKY C<>. ami to establish his claim to said land pliance with tlie provisions of tlie act of , ans of the civil war and by covering sides. NliW DENTIST COMING- liefore th— county el—rk of Klamath Congress of Julie 3. 1878, entitled “An J. F. Adams left here the find of the graves of d.•eras *<l soldiers with county, Or—gon, * t Klamath Falls, Ore- act lor the sale of tinilier lands in tlie i Hower*. the week «itII a band of Imrses which Miss Alice Magilton, who practic gon. on Fri lay, the 25th day of July, states of California. Oregon. Nevada, ed dentistry here last, summer, has 1992. lie names as wi'nesses: l.insv and Washington Territory,” as ex The prosperous firm of Rcam-s A lie will ship to Nome, Alaska. C. Sixemon*, ol Fort Klamath. Oregon : tended to all tlie Public Land States by Mrs. Jim. Schalloek's grand-daugh just graduated with high honors Anna O. Sisemore, of Fort Klamath, act of August 4. 1892. Linsv C. Sisemore, Jennings have now nearly completed from tlie Portland dental college and Oregon; Sarali J. Ro.lkev.of I .rt Klam of Fort Klamath, County of Klamath, thelarge stone extensions if their ter, whose mother died in Lake coun is now hi Klamath Falls and will ath, Oregon; Chris Weiss, of Fort State of Oregon, has this day tiled in tliis SICE ■torr building on Main street. Such ty over a year ago. arrived here last follow her profession permanently. Klamath. Oregon. Any ami all Jiersons otliee liis sworn statement No. 34t>, for She will do all kinds of dental w irk claiming adversely tlie aliove-dexcribed tin* purchase of tlie N E’.,, of Section No. extensions double the size of the week Io make her home. and guarantee it to lie first-class and lamia an* requested to till* tlieir^ claims 25, in Township No. 32 S., Range No. ■tore» »nd the shelf room und busl- Alex Martin Jr. an I wife ami son ill this office oil or liefore said 2 >tli day 7*2 E. W. M, and will offer proof to sat isfactory. show that the land sought is more val nenacapmity (,f the Interior. thus I‘ .ir|.iv,.(| hi,me yesterday morning from of Julv, 1992. ... . uable for its timber or stone than for ’ E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. Big line new clothing, suits $8.00 enabling them to double their xl.x'k i|1(.|r v|H|t to San Francisco and to «13.110 DfFFY C o . ---------- — f------— agricultural purposes, and to establish of goods. The cost of this 1 valualile J ,,lh,.r California points. his claim to said land liefore the county Cemetery Work of all Kinds ■ Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878— clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at Latest styles ladies', gents, misses, Improvement has b *.*n about $2.mm Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. Nutice for Publication. Mrs. Dexter came up from Little Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, tlie boys and childrens shoes. Shop Opposite New Feed Stable. • learn that , jsnasiH. 25th day of July, 1902. He names as Shasta. ........ Calif.. la»' w«-« k to see Iler D uffy C o . . .U we " go to ' press, ' we ........................... UNITED STATES I.AND OFFICE.) witnesses: William O. Hill, of Fort me thorough ami careful Investiga ' xriln(|.,|aiight ter who is making lier L. vkkvikw , O rhuos , May 12, 1902.1 Klamath, Oregon; Affie Hill, of Fort confectionary, nuts. etc.. Fresh Hon now being made of the route ||(lin,. w|th the family of R. W. Mar- Notice is lierebv given that, in com Klamath, Oregon ; Sarah J. Rodkey, of Dl'FFY Co. 1 etc. pliance with the provisions of the act of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Chris Weiss, of pmp.is.xt for the big Irrigating canal, -- ----- ------- — V • Up-to-date shirt waists and under Congress of June 3, 1878, entitle«! An Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any and all reveal» to tlie eiglneers that the act for the sale of timln-r lands in tlie persons claiming adversely the above- Mrs E. J. B"vd arrived home last suites of California, Oregon, Nevada and described lands are requested to file roust ruction of the canal will lie a evening from her visit to Portland. wear at Mrs. Maylonc's. Washington Territory,” as extended to their claims in this otliee on or liefore We have some nice patterns Jap- all mucheaaler and less expensive work She was accompanied byherson Ross, The Klamath County Lite Stoek tlie Pulilie Land States by net of said 25th dav of Julv. 1902. aneen floor matting. D uffy C o . *" du, than bus I men anticipated, who lias been attending college at August 4, 1892, AnnaO. Sisemore, ol E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. Association will pay the atiove re i-ort Klamath, county < f Klamath, rhe prospect has no discouraging Buckingham and Hecht Warenton state ward for the arrest and conviction of Portland. of Oregon, has this day filed in TIMBER LAND, ACT .JUNE 3, 1878.— features and grows lictter every day. boots, shoos and felts, nt Excelsior, tiny person or persons found guilty of this office her sworn statement. No. .*4*, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. MIS. S. S Mitchell arrived Satur Dairy, Oregon. lor tin* purchase of tin* S' • i- N E 4 stealing or altering the marks or According to the Examiner, last day from San Francisco on a visit to SW»4 and NW>4 SE'., ot Section No. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, brands of any stoek belonging to any Thursday waa the second nnnlvers- .Mrs A W. Freeburg. She Is en L akkvikw , O iieoon , May 12, 1902. I 1 have a few s icks of small pota 25. in Township No. 32 S., Range No. member of this association. 7'.. E. W. M., and will offer proof to Notice is hereby given that in com Address Chas. Horton. President *7 <*f the frightful fire which des- I route home to Klamath Falls. Ash toes suitable for seed, will sell tor show that the land sought is more valu pliance with tin* provisions of the act of $1.00 per sack while they last. or J. O. Haniakcr,Secretary. hayed tin* business portion of Lake- land Ris'ord. able for its timber or stone than for ag Congress oi J mu* 3. 1878. entitled "An <). S hort . ricultural purposes, ami to establish her tiew. The Examiner presents a pic- I J. 11. Walter, of Vancouver, Wash., Klamath Falls, Oregon. claim to said land Is’fore the comity act lor the sale of timber lands in the states of California. Oregon, Nevada, fore of the “New Lakeview," which 11 veterinary surgeon of l"”g exper clerk .if Klamath county. Oregon, at Summer coats and vests; nice, styl Klamnth Fulls. Oregon, on Frldnv, the and Washington Territory,” as ex »hows great Improvement over the ience. is hetc on professional business tended to all tlie Public Land States by 25th .lav of July. IW2. She names as act of August 4, 1892. Howard C. Cun- rendition before the conflagration, ,m(l nlay lie found at W. W. Hiuon’s ish goods at little money.DUFFY Co. witness.«: William O. Id. <• ningliam, ot F'ort Klamath, comity of "Id, wiHiden buildings having been re- I Klamath, Oregon; Affie 11 ¡* * * Klamath, state of Oregon, Ims tliis day | Uverv stable. Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. Rodkev. o tiled in this office his sworn statement WANTED. placed with ones of substantial brick. Ashland Record: Mrs. Allee Con- Fort. Klamath, Oregon; thrisMeiss.o No. 350, for tlie purchase of tlie W'_. President Roosevelt, has been In- ,.|(l arrived last Friday from Gilroy. A teacher to teach the Merrill pub Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any ami all SW^.Sec. 11, Lois 3 and 4 of Section ' , persons claiming adversely lie above No. 10, in Tow nship No. 33 S., Range 'ited bi visit Crater lake this stint- Calif., to visit her mother, Mrs. G. lic school. B. E. M artin . deserila'd lands are requested to file “ . W.M., and will offer proof Clerk District, No. 28. their claims in this "'er, joining a party at Portland bent , \v. Morine of Bonanza». <>r to show tlint the land sought is more I 25th <I hv of July, HML. "" that pnrposi*. »nd It is not Int- 1 Morine met her at Ager. valualile for its timber or stone than E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. MRS. E. J. BOYD, Proprietor. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. for agricultural purposes, and to estab I prohaliic that lie will do so. It would (•apt. O. U. Applegate was down lish his claim to said land lx.*fore the •"'a groat honor for Klamnth county from Klamath Agitt*) the latter Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershirts, Stockings, 18.8, comity clerk of Klamath county, Ore Notice is hereby given that sealed TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3, ................................... ........ gon, at Klamnth Falls, Oregon, on Fri •" I iiitc such a dlatlnguislied visitor part of la»t w«** • “ He and Maj. > bids will lie received by the undersigned ■ notice for publication . Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc. "™‘T’ until 12 o’clock, noon, on Tuesday, day, Die 25th day of July, 1902. He Ills Journey here would be the High went to Lost river on Friday to June 3, 1902, for the construction of _a naines ax witnesses: James M. Emery, IlNirtcii S tates L and O ffice , •neans of giving our scenic attrac visit some of th«’ historic scenes of school building in school district No. «, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Warren D. Lakeview, Oregon. May 12. 1902. There were $35 in greenlwtcks, «19 LOST. KlHinath county, Oregon, in acco-dnnee tions, cool mid-rammer climate and Notice i» hereby given that in cotn- I Kingdom of Fort Klamath, Oregon; with plans ami specifications furnished nliance with the provision« of the act of' John Barker, of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; the Mod'»' "*"’• in gold and some silver. Finder will Hl,f*ttantlal resources a great, deal of bv tlie Ixiard of directors of said district, 'o grUo'.lune'j. 1878. entitled "An Samuel H. Kingdom of Fort Klamath, Mrs. Blanche tiriffitli. who, with please leave the pocketbook and con Appropriations ammountlng to favorable advertising. the building to lai compieteli bv Nov. 1, act for the «ale of timber lands in the Oregon. Any and all tierxons claiming $1 547.45(1 have been made for Ore- 1902. The plans may be examined at States of California, Oregon. Nevada, adversely the above-<lescribed lands 'others, went to Lakeview early in tents at this office or at the Griffith Lakeview Examiner: Col. Uogg8- _ — 1 oresent republican con- the office of the county school superin ami Washington Territory, ’ a« extend- are requested to tile their claims in this January tn make proof 011 a timber ranch at the Poplars on Upper Klam I el1 «‘ya lha Ashland-Lakeview lele- g<"> ’. )h(i unioUnt, «537,000 tendent at Klamath Falls, Oregon. A “j to all the Public Land States by office on or before said 2Sth day of ; (.|aj|I) 1()St ;l pocket-book, containing ath lake. A liberal reward will bo cheek of 10 per cent, ol the bid. act'of AitguM 4,1892. Affie Hill, of Fort Julv, 1902. P’one line will not build to Lake- grew* |h (.ovntv to pay the certified about $50, while en rout hume. paid. pavable to J. W. McCoy, chairman of Klamath, county of Klamath, state of E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. ’,e*i but will terminate at Bonanza, conies • ■ the board ol director», must accompany It Would appear thst In the event of Kl.iin*'l 11 IjUlMTH REPUBLICAN. ... ,.j.»»KOK J' ELECTRIC BIG STORE CASH STORE. P I .... - Li««“""1"... I prtW* , , I I I Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas kets, Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines. I I £» £ UAfAb % S tiletto - Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries. The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown GEO. T. BALDWIN, New Stock Now Arriving. Hardware & Furniture Dealer. DRUGS L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor. MEDICINES i {Eft enrrwoo» <%? co THIS SPACE BELONGS TO THE I. F. Davies, Prop. DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE. G. D. GRIZZLE, For General Stone Work. i P|e* $250.00 REWARD $ NEW SPRING GOODS $ at Armc CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE.
