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I HE BRICK STORE. Notice is lieleby gl ven that a mee ing of th«“ stockholders of the Mutual FULL STOCK n transaction important business. All are urgent THE NEW STORE DeWitt's yesterday. They always yield DeWitt’s Witch Haze» Salve. skin diseases, al* HOUSTON’S IHJI LDING kinds wound» «■I DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, suffered dyspepsia from indigestion for fifteen goods , HATS AND CAPS, All of which for the Present will be Sold at Abso- lute Wholesale Prices. We Cordially Invite the Public to Call and Inspect Respectfully, VEO, MILLER & CO. ~~ - r STEAMBOAT EXCURSION ON UPPER KLAMATH LAKE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE 21-22, say ca’ 1 can It gave immediate relief. almost anything I want now and ni< cheerfully digestion is good, 1 commend Kodol.’’ Don’t try to cun fur’her You need foot!. dieting, weakens tile wholesome, by re Tha to asslini digesting it without th«' stomach’s ahi. New line of chinaware, aemi-por eelain and glassware. Prices lowest DUFFY Co. TOWN TREASURER’S NOTICE. A. C. GRIFFITH, Proprietor KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. FARMERS’ INSTITUTE. At C. R. I »eLap's Store. perous and promising. KLAflATH FALLS, OREGON. In regard to the prospective farm- \rs’ institute at this place, Mr. DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.— Published every Thur»«lay by NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Stearns has received the following U nitkd S tates L and O fpick . ) W. HUSE & SON, letter: Lakeview, Oregon, June 4, 1902. )' C orvallis . O re ., June 3, 1902. E ditors amo P roprietors . Notice is hereby given that John A. Mr. O. A. Stearns, Nichols of Bonanza, Oregon,* has tiled Klamath Falls, Oregon. •rMcatrnox ratu : notice of intention to make pnxjf on his My dear Sir: I have your letter desert-land claim No. 382. for the SE‘4 6se year (tn advance) .................................. K æ W ' i, sec. 23. N ', NW', a n< I N W ‘4 T hursday , june 12, 1002. of the 29th and carefully note the F NE ‘4, Sec. 20, Tp. 39, 8..R II.E. W. same. M., tiefore J. O. Hamaker, U.S. Com Will send posters within a few missioner, at Bonanza. Oregon, on Sat Governor Geer has under consider the 19th «lay of July, 1902. He days. We desire that the people of urday, ation the matter of convening an i names the following witnesses t<- prove complete i-rigation and reels.na extra session of ttie legislature to Klamath secure a hall for the meet the tion of said land : Chas. If. Hoagland, ing as we have no funds for this pur i enatt’ a law to regulate the salaries of Bonanza, Oregon; Lon D. Burk, of pose. Also, if practicable, secure a Bonanza, Oregon ; John Sparks, of Bo of state officers in accordance with a little local assistance in the way cf nanza, On-gon; Thos. Sparks, of Bonan plank in the republican state plat za, Oregon. E. M. B rattain , Register. form. Ff the session is culted AtRdlW music for the evening session as this would be quite entertaining to the it will be jmrt prior to the opening NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. audience. We will discuss the sub Of tbe'rogdlar session. jects you mention, namely, problems Department of the Interior, ( We had interred to present the pertaining to agriculture, forage Land Office at Lakeview, Oiegon, ■ June 0, 1902. I election returns in tabulated form plants, weeds, etc. I trust that Notice is hereby given the fol- this week, but as we gave the major sufficient interest will be taken in ! Inwing-named settler hss that fil«-d noli«» of ities from the official count last week, the institute to insure a goodly at his intention to make final proof in sup together with the vote in each pre tendance of farmers as we greatly port of his claim, an«l that said proof lie tnaile before the county clerk of cinct, it would probably be of no desire to meet the farmers and dis will Klamath county, Oregon, at Klamath interest to readers to have the pain cuss all phases of work in your sec Falls, Oregon, on July 25, 1992, viz: Emil Kirchgessner. ful story repeated, though in a- con tion. The evening session will be H. E. No. 2154, for the SW quarter densed shape. ’The result on' county quite entertaining with stereopticon NE quarter, W half southeast quaiter, officers bears no semblance to what illustrated lectures on representative NE quarter SE «piarter, Sec. 33, Tp. 32, R.7»i, E. W. M. He names the, it has been' in the past and is no cri- breeds of hve stock, agricultural col S.. following witnesses to prove hi«] eo-’.tin- tenon of what it will be in future lege, laboratories, buildings, grounds, notis residence upon awl cultivation of years. Then why preserve it and etc., which is quite instructive as said Ian«I, viz; Howard C. Cunning ham, of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Famuel prepetuate its memory? The defeat well as entertaining. ^Kingdon, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; of republican nominees for county Thanking you for the very kind Warren King«|pn, of Foil Klamath, offices, ill gixxi men,—in the face Interest you take in this matter, and Oregon ; John Barger, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. rtf a republican majority of more than trusting you will have a successful in E. >L B rattais , Register. 100 for state officers, is incomprehen stitute, I am, Very truly yours, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. sible, almost paradoxical, and is not J ames W jthycombe . llKeiy fo ever happen again. KLAMATH AGENCY ITEMS. Department of the Interior,) Oregon is decidedly in the republi can column, notwithstanding the election of a democratic governor and the defeat of republican nominees for county offices in a few counties of the state. Excepting governor, all flic newly elected state officers are republican. Congressman Tongae’s rhsjwHy te more than double what Williamson, it was two years ago. who has been elected to congress from the Second district, received a majority of over 8000. The legisla ture will be strongly republican and will elect a republican to succeed Senator Simon. The election of Chamberlain far from indicates a weakening of the republican party in Oregon. The general result shows that republicanism is stronger than ever and that a large rrmjority of the people of the state endorse President Roosevelt’s administration. laind Office at Lakeyiew, Oregon,z June 9, 1902.' Mr. Walpole, a botanist of Wash Notice is hereby given that the fol ington, D. C., is here studying the lowing-named settler has tiled notice of plants of the country. | his intention to make final proof in sup- port of his claim, anil that said proof Mrs. G. W. Loosley, C. V. Lrxisley, | i will be ma«le before Jas H. Driscoll, Clara Loosley and Frank Applegate! I county clerk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, were here Tuesday from the Loosley on July 2*>, 1902, viz: Hutchinson, ranch on Wo«xi river. Mr. Apple-! H. E. No Richard 2095. for the H half NE ipiar- gate, who has been making a visit! ter and S half N W «piarter, Sec. 8, Tp. there since Wednesday of last week, 41, S., R. 12, E. W. Si. He names ttie following writnesses to prove his contin did not go back with them. uous resilience upon an<l cultivation of Miss Bertha Nickerson accom-, said land, viz: Frank Graybael, of Merrill, Oregon ; Wallace Arrnstror g, of partiedCapf. Applegate from Klam Merrill, Oregon; Frank Jordan, of Mer ath Falls during the latt?r part of rill. Oregon ; Tom Dixon, of Title latke, last week and is staying at his home. | ' Oregon. E. M. BRATTA IN. Register. We are glad to know that Miss Nick erson expects to be here for some Notice lor Publication. time. Department of the Interior, The Klamath school is soon to I T-and Office at Lakeview, Oregon. have a piano and a brass band. May 17, 1992. Notice is hereby given that the fol A party of our friends went to lowing-named settler has file«J noli« !' of Spring creek on Sunday and a very her intention to make final proof in sup port of her claim, anil that sai«l proof enjoyable time was had by all. will lx: made la-fore Jas H. Driscoll, L eather S tockino . Miw Magilton, the denflat, will We have .«tome nice patterns Jap- make a profeaaional visit to Merrill anees floor matting. D uffy C o . June rSfht and1 will go fo K luma th Latest styles mens and boys hats. Agency July 1. Thoae wanting den- i D ufey C o . lai work dawe 1» tlioae localities Rubber ixsits with leather solos at should call on her. fhe Excelsior. Dairy, Or. All kinds of syrups, dried fruit, I >w,r- Call at the R epublican office for fresh bam. bacon and lard and sor- fh-ain, at the Exi.el.uir. Dairy, Or. t ’ tin» job woffc. IICSS, left Tuesday for Medfonl. «»•’* .......... r»1MU t* iukrr£ I Work Promptly Executed and Guaranteed. Spell J Fine Watch Repairing, All 1 10 '-•••«heeausi ............ ‘•••-.“..url». oll7,111"' turn they had a mlshsp ,h^ * Wjga», Notice is hereby given tint there are funds in th«1 town treasury for the redemption of the following war rants. interest on same to cease fron May 22. 1902: Nos. 830, 831, 832, i 833, 834, 835, 836, 837. J. W. S iemens . Town Treasurer. THE POTULAR SUMMER RESORT. H. O. CHUTE Platform htif» been erected for dancing and the Klamath ^Jeweler and Optician^ Falls Orchestra will furnish the music. Tickets for 1 Eyes Correctly Fitted trip: Gentlemen, $1; Ladies. 50 cents. Oyster Supper at Midnight. Tiff any. utter lieliig woundeil, jumped off Inaprei th.- waler ami ,h ... J system strengthin» Kodol enables you late what you eat at I and medicines tu no avail one of m, j friends persuaded me to try Kodol only mi **1' .1 I N “After 1 had trie«i many doctor stomach trouble by our Stock and Verify Prices. busl- dead Guard ’ Rm two out- Getting a illNtanee <>f 150 yanls. ,‘“‘rr' .. ................ I ami h, J an« years,’’ W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks. C. court here. Hex Boni, a capitali»! from Trxmi. w«'«’k. Judge Ben».«, I A Real Friend. i til«' hui<h*l to tile wall wlii-ii llw iirilieil men cmti | mm I. **“m wen« prisoners .... t Cur« Accept no counterfeits. Opposite City Meat Market. KLAMATH FALLS TO ODESSA, of re Ualkhm Ollier forced at the |M>tnt of a pistol to take ^¡7' Operations unnecessar to cure piles. Mr. „mined to .•««'tel.’•! «»••’ It. trring ill«* fence and followed the men, <«ln. M.«nduy night, which «Z »In»>t I ng al them wlieli lliey killed lllem to “«lay out" by the .1,1 <vr creek Monday. sojourning here som«’ Hine. H«’ Is him. The prlMaierw then eM’aped J. W. McCoy wa» down from Ft. 1 favorably Impr.—’.l with thi......... un- Into III«“ wimm I n . A | mwm ’ of forty Klamath last week. trv and exiss ts to return. men I n out lifter the prlMiners iiik I Evelyn IL tpph'k’»'«’. <l»"K'“,,r ,,f Silas ObeiH-hain of la«rella was a / <1 have Iheiii hs'ated In Hu- wimk I h half *H«I beasts, but Hulell|,. I It ypplegate H“inrn«“«l bom«' last Falls visitor Miaiday. wav lu-tween Salem iuii I ttie Reform weekfhun San J«*> ‘*1«»“ *»*" W. E. Oainer was In town I’m m 'I kmi I. The men «ire desperate and sin- finished 11 four yean’ l’ourse ut day from his swan lake ninch. he llll((hl J(1M 1U w || JI a luittle Is ex|N<cte«l The | mmm ' I n J. I’. Hazen of IYx‘ Valley was Iti the University of «b«' l,* lll«’. headetl by Sheriff W. F. Durbin, rnjnynl a gi.sl night.’ rest May 22nd all«“ gradual«’.! from I liât town the for«“ part of the week. Slicrtff-ele«“t II. U. t'olbalh and offi tens ions te«ast w«,„|<| n>me wlthlnj college with the <legr«e of B. M. of cers from the prlMxi. The prlnmiere Nell Sly and John Wliltcome Liveryman Marple arrlve.1 from arc armed with two rifles ami two I'icunl wen“ Fall» visitors Tiies<hiy. Um puny arrived here e.rly Iteli- re ml mtn . Tlie arms are I h -II cmm I to ■"“ndng. after ^« hh.g up^J G. T. Conn« r of Merrill was a Falls laikcvlew Tuesday with Judge yttorney Reames of have I m - cii tlirown over th«« atiM'katte soil, District agnf vehicle, »ml the Jud«. visitor the latter purl of last week. ■ •. Jacksonville ami \- S. Itammoml of Sunday night by friend» among <*x- miurt after lun« li«-<lh, Shields depart« “ «! Sunday Rev. Messrs. Reame» ami Urtin curNlonlNtN who came from I’orthind. Medfonl. night on his six weeks' Eastern trip. moud start«.! yesterday wltli Mr. COHK TO OitfiQON, Ingrain, the wounded prisoner, was Miss Ora Craw font of WiHsIburn. Marpl«“ for Ager, from wheme they M'titcnceii from Lynn county for kill K iregunisn.) Or.. Is hero visiting th«“ family of W. Kansas farmers are rejoh-i^ |() ing his brother In isul. Prhuineni go home. \. Wright. heavier rainfall Hum lus vtaitnt tk employed in th«“ foundry wen« marcli \ terrible runaway C. C. I’oppletoll of Wlt«“liita. Kai».. Town Talk: im I I o w < rk at 7 o'clock and had en- state la-fore In the p^ Ihrrr win« was Iler«“ several days last week. | mvldent <»•«' rurred at Gold Hill Wed- tcre<l III«'iiuHihlliig r«HUn witli Shop The leni|s r la taken out of nernlay. about mlilnlght. B«“n Mooie departed Satunh.y . Guard Ferrell tushie and Guani tlianksglvlng to «..... extent, and his sister. Miss Nettie. **rr re- > reside John Connolly and m > ii who Stupletoii to ah ailjoinliig nanti. « ver by flu- fresh.'ts I im I uih I l„ toW 11. Tracy j <l<'wii|M«ur, ami which have <hi„ n>n. turning t«> their horn«“ near miiiic miles south of Chase's slat i Suddenly, without warning, from attending a meeting <«f the Re were in town Tuesday. rifles |«'r««pa in lowland» very Iw-avll». and Merrill appeared with lH-kalis. When at a point <m tile when In-j •■llttial«’uf the »unflower stale a J. C. Rutenic arrived horn«“ Mun Tracy aimed at Ferrell, t.: ................ ........ road known .1» Water Gulch the gram, a Ilf«' prlmaier, attempted to < "7 «'Xlremi'N, ami of 11 h |I1MI day evening from latkeview when' lie singletree on the two-borae buggy rea<'li ami disarm 'I'racy. Instantly , •aid: '“It never rains but It had lieen attending court. l>rok<- ami frlght.ued th«“ animate ( Alex Martin left Saturday night into a dead rim down the »t«s“P bill- Merilll shot Ingram and 'I'racy allot A drouth 1» |» rlutp» i|lr courrtglng climate <<>n<lltl<m < Ferrell, the latter «lying alm««st In for l*ortlaad, wliere he lias gon«“ to At the f«M«t of Hie hill both «as upanta which agriculturists have t«i<i«u stantly. attend the Maamiic grand l«dge. of th.- rig wen- thrown out. Mi. iml<-»H It I m - It fn-Alrt-t that Tracy and Merrill al once made for S. L. McNaughton, proprietor of . M'"«r<“ landing <«n <•»•' gr<«un<l. tail llielr growing crops or a rrrhaif tl Die wall near the nurtlieast stis'kade, 1 III«“ Ager-Lakeview stage line, was Mi»» Mixire’a «Ins* caught wa» wlier«' they aral«“«l the wall by means In tin hour «l« st tiiya crops, »t<rk ( here Sunday and left for Lakeview. ' around III«“ Itrake ami nil«“ wa» held •>f a ladder. When outside the wall buildings. In a c«iuntrr of <U sm Mrs. E. IL Ream«* is attending «tangling from tile vehh’l«’ while the extremes people expect thne tlj Guard Jones, on the northwest cor-1 tlioiigli, of course. MiMubhurn 7] The a m«*eting «if the graml hxlge of lb«“ ! tioraen ran for ««ver a mile, I W ICI- ! tier of the »t<s'ka>le, was sb<«t Itopeful Is human uaturr thn | Eastern Star at I’ortland this week. i liorw-x. terribly injured from IM-Illg and killed. Tiffany was also »Ilot I never prepared for them. Th/ Were struck with th« “ buggy tongue. Everet t . Carolyn«- I’atciiln of and hr dro|>|N-<l off tin- fence engag. edy 1» to seek a mor«“ i-quablr rlij Wash., stopped her«“ last Friday en ! forced to »top. iml the young lady ! lug tile fugitives In a flgilt. that of Oregon, r««r «umpll IlI» gllli man's f where drouth iuk I cyclunn a»| route Imine from a visit to Ft. Klam- j managed to get •<« George My was nimiii empty and lie was taken by known. I reaideixt near by. Dr. l histiolm alb. ! tile convicts and use«l as a shield Arts called amt treated th«“ «olimi», l ead» them All lion. IL A. Eininitt wlille tliey made for ttie tlmlier. 1 He think* the . ............... ttie dreadful Curry county, Oregon, Wlu'ii out <>f range of tlie prison one Minute < oiigh Curr btu 1 .u'cuh'iii will re«“«iver. yt her Injuries surveying, ami exp«-cts to i I ut stopped and dcllta'ratrly kllleii oilier medicines I rvrr trai ' are very M-rlous. several months. tlndx-r coligli», cold», croup alai thru I Tiffany, cM-aping Into Maj. Worden rvtiinwd Sunday MUROER OF GUARDS AT PENI lmiu«“dlately. T liey hud lung troubles," mu |>. Muti from a trip to the W«sxl river coun anv’s gun. Iml finding TENTIARY. of laiganlon. IN. • ho- Minútela 'threw It a way. Duncan try, which he says lisiks very pros Cure I» ttie only atoolutely «ilia Hau Willen Meredith. u •”-'7 largely Interested in the sb.s p Eugen«* Xpeitcer was in from cure.” siivs S. R. «’Inj“ “Hemling slil«» they shot Guard J oiicn J. L. lhulgett of Ken«« was In town , certa! Grove, lk‘l. te*" Mr.C«^s-l> ■Sunday. uncle Witch hull for I’orthind, while Ready to Y leid. lined I they L. E. Kellogg of I’ortlanil was her« Salve for piles and found it a TIH'RNDAY, JUNE 12. Um¿. FALL'* N<). », PERSONAL. M kukill , Up-to-date shirt waists and wear at Mrs. Maylone’s. •I furnishing KI \M ATH VOL. 7. « President KLAMATH FALLS, OR ' o a. of that day, for the N. S. «■L -L ..------------------------------------------------------ — Oregon, ly requested to at temi. By order of the board of diracton JENNINGS, gent ’ s Merrill, Metri Cvnipan .lune 30th, 1902, at 1»» o’chs-k ieneral Merchandise. L adies ’ and Canal Irrigating will be held at ÍEAMES klahath republican SUPPLEHENT. 1 STOCKHOLuFRS MEFTIML county e'erk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on June 30, 1J»O2, viz: I Elizalath G. Elgin, HE. No. 2027, for the Fl^ NW 'a and W'% FW'j, Fee. 2, Tp. 41, F., R. «, E. I VV. M. Fhe names the following wit nesses to prove her continuous reel- ■ «ience u|»>n and cultivation of said lan«l, viz; A. ('astel, of Klamath Falls, Ore gon ; M. A. Eddy, of Pokegama, Oregon ; | Charles Elgin, of Beswick, Calif.; Hugh Hayworth, of Picard. Calif. I. M. B rittain , Register.' Concerning C. II. Withrow leaves next Sunday killing the guards In the Salem of Hirer tor Ashland where he goes t<> meet Monday by two desperate prisoners, his son Bert who has been attending tin- San F miic I m - o Bulletin cuntiine«i tile following ¡termini IL F. Tiff- a military college at Portland. anv. on«- of the unfortunate men Geo. Ilurii and wife have lieen call- kilhtl. wa» well and favorably known ed to th«“ residence of H. Grubb. near In Klamath Falls where in- llvefl Pokegama, on account of the serious some years ago: illness of Mrs. Horn's mother, Mr». Harry Two desperate prisoners, Grubb. Tracy, sentenced to twenty years, E. 1. Applegate arrived imine Min- and David Merrill, a tiilrteen-year day from Lakevie v. where he h.ni man, both serving sentences for as lieen investigating th«- revs,rds of sault and roldiery from Multnomah Ijlke county and giving .“Xpert evi county, escaped from the peniten dence in th«“ case against ««x-Sbenff tiary this morning, after killing Nel Ion. three guards, Frank Ferrell, guard, Ashland Mrs. lheord: Fisher and daughter. came up from San Frais iwo Friday friends. They Io visit Jai ksonvilie will visit Klamath Newman and S. R. Jones and Miss Gertrude, Falls Is fore re turning home IL F. fence men. Tim prisoners had just into the foundry for work at 7 a. lit., when Tracy suddenly appeared armctl 1 ing him almost instantly. Notice For Publication- • Department of the Interior, ( Land Office at Lakevii-w, Oregon, May 10, 1902. ) Notice is hereby given that the fol low ing-nameii settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of iiis claim, an«i that sai«l proof will he made before J. O. Hamaker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Oregon, I on August 2, 1902. viz: Ben Abbeloos, If. E. No. 20o7, for tlie FW1^ NW1^, W'i8W‘4, 8ec. 15, an«l NW‘, NWG, Fee. 22, Tp. 39 F.. R. 13 E., W. M. H<- names tlie following witnesses to prove liis continuous residence upon anil cul tivation of said land, viz: Hilaa Ols-n- chain, of Ixtrella, Oregon ; Frank D. Swingle, of Lorell’i, Oregon ; Charles .1. Swingle, of Lorella, Oregon; Walter R. Campbell, of Lorella, Oregon. E. M. B battain , Register, CONTEST NOTICE. D ep . iktnkxt of Tfir. L xtkiiioh , / U xitkp F tateh L a . xi > Orrii K, - L akkvikw . O kbuon , May 9, 1902.) A sufficient contest effidavit having b«“en filed in this office by Henry H. Wood, contestant, against liomeete-ul entry No. 2«)80, made April j.3, |K«»7, for FE'i NE'i, Fee. 20, 8W NW. an«l NEJ4NW4, Section 21, Township 37 8., Range 10 E.. by Frank B. Ether idge, coliteetee, in which it is allege«! that th«“ »aid Frapk B. Etheridg«; ban wholly aban<looe«l eai«l tract; that lie has changed his resilience therefrom for more than six months since making said entry; that sni'l tract is not set- tle«l upon and cultivate«! by sai‘1 party as required by law an«l farther that his absence is not due to Ids employment or enlistment in I ho U. H. Navy or U. n. u««»» >.c —........ upon 8. n>»>y Army »»«i and that he has - ■•--> not been the lands for tlie three years last f«a-t and that the land has not be« n cnlti- v,it<-<! by nn. one for him; *ni«l parties latter at ills p<«i. bullet striking him in Inflicting a slight limber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Notice for Publication. forehead. A wound. and are drsprratr, 11 tsittl«“ before they ar«“ secured, tives In the wimm I n nc I kmi I I prison bronchiti», coughs. t hey as for reward The prlsonrra. near the .spring levar. Spring fever 1» auotbw “«• It 1» iixirr urn«» biliousness. reform system four miles south of tills city. MISHAP ON THE MOUNTAIN. (Lakeview Examiner.) When Circuit Court adjourned * IcK , l nil). ; H. T. Summer», «»I Klam- nth Falls, < »regoli; I’, L. Fountain, ol klunuith Fulls. Oregon. E. M. B rattai *. Register last of luipurltles. Never grip'. "I I11W Witt'» Little Early Kk«»“il liver every spring for I R. .M. Fverly. MuiiiKto’i11'' 1 «•They do me uutre g<»d "■ t iiing I .have ever tried. I r NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that there sre funds in th«- County Treasury lor tl.e redemption <>( the follow ing co'mt v war rants prob'.tcd protested on si,d Slid priol to Nov. Nov 22, 1W.1. lot,-rest on eniti«« will cense from this dale; Nos. HIMI5, Hint, KIWI, H<H7, K'».l3, K229 K)f>2, *a>7, *177, *23», H|K5, HIK>|, SII7H, *127. 8291, K.'jim, *179 *M’«4, <>79, H32I. WUXI. K5H9, K47I, Mils, KIMI, *M3, H3HH, 84SN, KIMI, M7HI, K»WI9, K3III, 8fM5, K7IH, Kill |, SUH, H2K5 tettai, W12, 8371, H4I7, 8'.3H, 8822, mi ’. ii , *11.5. HMl HWKl. Rittp, M79, ■ — 8426, KH.37, 84M, KMlf,, H.W2, ____ st);«», san . , Van. KI2I. mt, 8327, 821-1. *••'». V>;7, W|.'I2, *173, Hia'I, #J»7, 817.1, *174, «’I'M». 8-W2. Itaterl at Klamath Falla, Oregon, thi» 22 ii <1 «lay of May, I1HI2. 11. II. V an VAt.KKNnt Hii, County Treitsuray. SCodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Tins proparntloii <^"h“'"*|"'¿nd.rf Ktom.icltsean take t Bf II-« thousands of failed. cured after .“V. ryUh ng ch;fa H is uueqtmlled for all «t'm'»' tt can’t help but de ye* Notice For I’ublkatioa. Department of the I"'»/1"’’ Mn.loUi.eat J. 0. HAMAKER, I once to One M Il yields at Is expected The prison aut tlorlt les offer 91.900 ttie capture of tlie Die doctors often arrive la large known ta- in tii«“ timber belw«“cn the and tlie reform wh«x»l, U. S. Commissioner and Land Attorney. l“'" ""'K ll *? ininWiw searching Cough Cure. I’leaunt toll Sure rimiri to Children like It. out for III«“ fugitives, who an U M T E D FT A T E8 L A N D D F FI (’ E. I L akkvikw , O rroox , April 30, 1902 ) Notice is hereby given that, in com plmnce with the provisions ol tlie act of < ongre»» of June 3, )S7H, entitle.l "An Do a General land Locating Bual- act for the hj I,. ,,( til I11M. r 1 h |)(| r ||( | t (|> Mates of f Hlifornia, Oregon, Neva.lasml ness. Surveying and Conveyancing V a»l"ngt.«n rerntorv," a» extemled to a Specially. All Business Promptly all tiiej 11I>||<; J^ ik I ¡states liv act of An- Attended to. Office In City Hall. «UH 4 IH92, Ella Townley of Klam- BONANZA, OREGON. atlion, ( «.iintv of Siskiyou, Stab- of fornia, has this «lay flle.l in this office her sworn statement. No. 339 f«,r ti„. A full Ilm« of Biicklnglmm lind I purchase of the KE'iof F.-. tion No 4 Hecht I hhi I h and h I xh - k men’s and I? L’*.nl,',"P ?" »tenge No. 7’ ladlea' For winter wear at the Ex-j Hmt'ii' ”1“"? proof 1«, show '•elslor, Dairy, Or. or it. 1 tlie for«“r of men ar«“ now TREASURER'S Department of thè Interior, I jiih I Office at l.ak«-vi<-w, On-gon, Aprii 29, lisi'.’. Notice in hereby given tliat thè f«>|- lowing-nam«-<l »ettler ha» til<-,| noti,-,. ,,f bis intentimi to mako filini prix>( in sup- poit of hi» claim, ioni tliat «:ii«l proni «ili I mi malie iM-forc J ii ». II. Diiv-oll Connty t'Ierk, at Riamati, ralle, Ore gon, on J iiiii - 27, 1902, viz: James W. O’Brien, IL E. No. 2371», for thè FW'Ì.Fec 3» TP--« H K.«, E. W M. lì.- „„ uhw thè follo« imi a itnennen to prove hi» imi- tiiiiioii» residence upoii atei coltivatimi of »«Kllnnd, viz: Michael Dalton, of lokegama, Oregon; Douglas Norri. of lokegama, Oregon; Ostiiel Veager of ’okegama, Oregon ; Famuel M«-i k. r’ of rokegania, Oregon. E. M. BBATTAIN, Register. ait» one Croup I» so «ixWcn In it» attack i ed and Hi«* «'«aivlets allot at him. M. -- mi » •/■V'RrtlllM, • <>, r.’xrgxma. «iregon; Daiil Oregon. Blackmore, of I’oki'gama, Oregon;1 E. M. B hatt wx Register. Michael Dslton, Pokegama, Oregon. E. M. BRATTA IN. Re«;i»U»r. Notice l or Publication. which Mothers everywhere testify U Il«»»» was unarm good II has done their Ulti» J kill Ingram, Cal a life priwonei. attempted to take kins of Ashland arrived here Monday Hie rifle from Tracy, when Merrill on their return from Lakeview where shot Ingram through the leg. shut- land and Court Reporter F. remedy most people think. A I three guards kl)lr«l have families. and inactive bowels tiwsn irt Great egcltrmrnt prevails In the city system. If neglected, mtm * i | 1 and wores of men ar«“ leaving for the may follow such »ympt»J Tiffany. wimx I n , armed ami dctcrmln«“«l to run Witt’s Little Early ltlirr>i*fl the murderer» ikiwn. A farmer has danger by stimulating if»J matvlicd 1 just reporteil that lie saw the fugi o|x-nlng the bowel» andrlNdj with a rifle, shot Guard Ferrell, Attorney C. A. Cuggswell of I’ort- guard, was on Hi«' fvnev near Tiffany, penitentiary on i having lax-ii ordered up to relieve ttir Notice 1» here'y X ..miJ'of lowinx uaiikm I »«'ttK'r l">* in riip- hii« intention to make III I j roof port of his «’lain», ami 'I'1" hH|>rl^(,||, Lil be ma.le l«efc'"> '’f , ,, Ore- County Clerk, at Klamath tall., gon, oil June 30. I*«! John H- ’•inar*. gf, II. E. No. 1987, for j|e ntn>M the foil«,««ing an’d «lilti»»- continmms rc.ldenee »1 Crim*' th,„of »nhl land vis: , * miller, of Fort Mamaih ’"K ’ j I. McCoy, <»f l',,rl Mun»"1 ’b ((r,.gon; W. Rvan, of Fort K.,"v"r|h'Kiam»tl>« I). L. Cuimingham, ol Fort w- 'ahud.le j >r it« timber or atone than for egriniL fall in and him « our mens 99.0b I Ore,<,,n’ E.M. BRATTA1N. tural purpose* D uffy O o . c |U" l V’tzT" ‘Jn<l •’"'Of" II"’ Cotintv sii II m . hats All kinds of dry g<'<*l* J'( < li ik of Kliunath county, Oregon at Walking fiats ami line dre» Klamath I alia, Oregon, on Faliirdav ¡viator. A load jut In. 1’»^’ at M ih . «Muylonc'H. the 12th .lay of July, 1902, Sh(. , as wltne.se.; W.-|ey R. Townley"!,? g >ti. 1 roquet acta. In io ï Co.