Klamath republican., August 07, 1902, Image 3

lahath republican
SUPPLEHENT.
NO. 17.
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g. E. Momycr ri-tnriK-d rn>m
¡.,j) (.. Klam.itli I ills on I’lirtwlai,
I.KITIIKM STIM KINO.
The l)if.ml
was
(
- 1 ‘ - i 1 futir venís •dii
• in Ills
with
rolle
unii
criinips
l.ildi
nuil
I M*nt fur tin* dis'toi
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tile
.-hllil
.„j- lrll lieI pill..' ; blit
I llleli gm,.
pt gcltln;.- «"is*.
half a teas|MM>tiful if < hamln-r.
nica
I '.In' -, fhoh-ni nini Dtarrl
l|;
an'l Io naif .in hour Ii. WHS
,..ping .ui'l m « ui ri-i'ovi-ri*d.
|-'. L.
Mr.
HiikrN*. Nli'-ll Lak«, Wk
llilkiii» h liool>.|>'-'-|N-r for the Mieli
uir Luillk-I < •*.
I‘"r Hill- In I lilt ■
H-r»
■ »vii
.nul
You
m nut. It
tn have a
au edifying
van ask t lie
(Ashland Tidings.)
Willie work on ............list riu-t Ion of
tlii- Klamath Lake Railroad from
Lairds on the s. I’. Co's line to I’o-
k'-gama Is going steadily forward Its
piogri ss Is being retarded somewhat
by a lack of lalMirers.
Railroad la-
Ixiii rK like all other kinds of workers
•luring this era of prosperity are diffi­
cult to obtain. The promoters of tlie
I'ldi'iptlse have had considerable illffi-
cult i i ver since work started in se­
curing siinicii-iit mi-ti to do the work
laid mu. Grading lias been tinishi-il
as far as the point on tlie Klamath
river, In-low Fall I'n-i-k. where a steel
bridge has been thrown across the
stream, and stm'l rails hate I m - i - ii laid
a (llslam-e uf twelve miles
from
Laird's or within nearly-two miles of
the bridge. Considering tile difficiil-
i u s i iicumiti-red in securing sufficient
labor fairly good progress Ims been
made. Owing to some changes in
tin-rouli* sliii-e tlii- original plans
were drawn a new survey Ims been
made and by it the railroad will
pproacli Hu- tableland
opposite
Shovel creek by quite an easy grade.
This new survey will lake the route
c | om -to the waterfall of Fall creek,
whi le llie waler of that stream takes
a tumble of one hundred and fifty
feet. It also tups a splendid body of
timls-r land in that vicinity. .
llsylng is hi full blast .nxl men are
•Mninl on nearly every ranch.
\ large ciowd attended the uftci ■
ii.un wrvli-es last Sunday al tills
plan*.
Iiiiiiieihai i-ly after I In* closing M*f-
tier, tlx-crowd re pal red to l lie liver
Mill- hi witness the rites of liapllsm,
i-wxluritsl by Rev. Summerville.
a
We line lieeii the recipient
«Hiding i ,ml announcing I lie
nag--nt Miss Lulu M. Ilarpold to
Ret. K. ii. Kelehesmi. Aligns! Util.
Molli young people are well and
favorably known and they will sail
mi tin* si - ii uf mat rimuiiy with the
test wishes uf tliclr many friends in
Klamath county.
Jwk Drix-oll and taiilily i Isltiil
Mr. .imi Mrw. 'i *>m l*Hters>in in latti-
(.’•■H's lallcy lust w<a*k.
Mr. and Mis.
Anilri'.v
T.iilm
<>f
UNiTKD trraTtut ¡. and oi fk - k . i
t-saavisw, oaiwoM. June is, iwu I
Mlm lakainhy (Iren tbal. In compliance
i the prvrlAlona of tbe act ol Congrru of
a S. Iris, mil (led-An act for the Mie of
bar lands In Ibe «Isler of California, Ore
. Morada, M-d Washington Territory” a»
nded to ali the Public Land state« by act
uguM 4, 1882. Ia>u>« 11 Stan>Mb«ck . of Fort
tnatb. County of Klamalb. Blate ot Oregon,
itbtsday Sled Io tblaoglce hla «worn «late­
nt, No. 744. for the purcba«« of tbe HW'4 of
lion No. S, In Townablp No. U, H„ Range
7U.
W. M., and will oger proof to «bow
4 the land «ought la more raluable for It«
*bar or «tone than lor agricultural pur-
a«, and to ealabllah hl« claim to «aid land
ore Jas. H. Driscoll, County Clerk, al Klam
Falla, Oregon, on Friday, the Sib day of
lember 1902
He name« m witnewee:
ob taler, of Klamatboo, Calif.; Kellh A
tar of Fort Klamath. Oregon; L. C Drake,
■rlKlaroalh, Oregon; J. Wallace Dickey,
*rt Klamath, Oregon.
Any and all per
claiming adreraely the above-deacrlb-
anda ere requested to Ale their claim« In
office on or before said 51 b day of Bep-
Mr, tan.
K. M RRATTAIN Reglatcr
MISFORTUNES
NEVER
SINGLY.
cone
the County Court, Klaniatb Coun-
hregon.
the matter of tlie estate of James
-•rd McLaughlin, deceased.
it ice is hereby given that the under-
ed has filed iris full and final report
>e administration of the above es­
in the said court, and the Hon.
. T. Baldwin, County Judge of said
ity, baa set Monday, the 11th day
ugust, 1902, at 11 o’clock a. m., at
sourt bouse in Klamath Falls, in
county, as the time and place for
tearing of any obfections thereto,
ited at Klamath Falls, Oregon, July
902.
E. D. Baioos,
ifnistrator of tbe estate of James
I ward McLaughlin, deceased.
STORE
f
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries
HTED 8TATE8 LAND OFFICE.)
U nkivicw , O bcgon , May 19, 1902.)
lice is hereby given that, in com-
ce with the provisions of the act of
ress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
>r tbe sale of timber lands in the
s of California, Oregon, Nevada and
lington Territory,” as extended
II the Public Land States by
jf August 4, 1892, George W.
1,ot Ashland, county of Jackson, *
of Oregon, has this day filed in
iffice bis sworn statement, No. 382,
le purchase of the 8E>4 of Section
4, in Township No. 40, 8., Range %♦
E. W. M., and will offer proof to
that the land sought is more val-
i for its timber or stone than for
ultural purposes, and to establish
.aim to said land before the coun-
irk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
••th Falls, Oregon, on Saturday,
th day of AuuiiHt. 1902. He names *
witnesses :
William W. Erb, of
ind, Oregon; David Allen, of Ash- ■ *
Oregon; Eugene Spencer, of Keno,
)n ; Jamen W. Bailey, of Shake,1
Ànv aud
ar,,) all
all ruiroAna
>n. Any
persons claim.
claim - *
adversely
the above-described
are requested to die their claims
is office on or before said 9tl> day
(gust, 1902.
E, M. BRATTAIN, Register.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
New Stock Now Arriving
$
two
also
and
$
I
There are times when your liver
Don’t give purga-
needs a tonic.
lives that gripe and weaken.
De-
Witt’s Little Early Risers expel all
poison from the system and act as
tonic to the liver.
W. Scott. 531
Highland ave.. Milton. Pa., says:
*•1 have carried DeWitt's Little
Early Risers with me fir several
years and would not I m * without
them." Small and easy to take.
Purely vegetable.
They never gripe
or distn mb .
Get a free sample of Chamberlain’s
Stoimu-h and Liver Tablets at Chit­
wood & Co’s drug store.
They are
easier to take and more pleasant in
effect than pills. Then their use is
not followed bv constipation as is
often tlie case witli pills.
Regular
size 25c. per I mix .
iW/lfc
.4
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L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor.
r
BERLAND, ACT JUNE 3.1878,
ITICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Us-rrm S tatss L and Orrtcr,
Iaikeview, Oregon, July 17, 1902.
tice is hereby given that in com-
M with the provisions of the act of
ms of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
■r tbe sale of timber lands in tbe
i of California, Oregon, Nevada,
Washington Territory," as extend-
all tbe Public Land States by act
(11814,1892, James H. Driscoll, of
•th Fails, County of Klamath,
of Oregon, has July 7,1902, filed in
Sea bis sworn statement No. 948,
• purchase of the SEJa of Section
4, in Township No. 40 8., Range
E. W. M., and will offer proof to
that the land sought is more val-
for its timber or stone than for
iltural purposes, and to establish
aim to said land before the Conn-
ige of Klamath county, Oregon, at
•th Falls, Oregon, on Monday,
•th day of September, 1902. He
l as witnesses: John Connolly, of
, Oregon; Harry B. Ilargus, of
atb rails. Oregon; Fred L. Hous-
f Klamath Falls, Oregon ; Hiram
secotl, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
ind all persons claiming adverse-
l above described lands are re-
«1 to file their claims in this of-
n or before said 29th day of £ep-
ir, 1902.
E. M. B rattaim , Register.
Ills Iliinm. Judge Chas. Silvers,
i justice uf Un- |ie:u*e of Crystal, Klam-
ami
at h county, met w It b peculiar
|
week,
sticceksive misfortunes last
which have left tiini in i a disabled
A
condition for the time Ix-ing.
wei-k ago Wedm-Mlay he was on top Makes daily trips each way by Bar­
ren. Soda Springs. Shake. Pokega-
of the Pelican Bay lodge making
ina. (Logging Camp.) Keno, to
some repairs on t he roof.
For some
Klamath Falls.
(■ansi* lx* lost his balance and fell to
tlx* ground, sustaining some painful It is the direct line from Ashland
ami all Northwest Oregon to Klam­
injuries to hla left leg.
Aside fiom ,
dispensing justice at tile town of? ath Falls, Merrill, Bonanza. Bly
and Lakeview, and also Indian
Crystal, the judge employs his leas-
Agency and Ft. Klamath.
troubles. Ilidigestlun. dyspep-
Kodiil digests uiiy guud food ure time as a hunter and guide, in
which lines lie lias more than a local Leave Klamath Falls daily at 5
it. Take a duse after meals.
a. tn. and arrives by 7 p. tn., and
reputation. Having to temporarily
makes tlie trip to and from Ash­
A Netessary Precaution.
suspend Ills nsif repairing operations I
land In 14 hours.
at
the
lodge,
lie
mounted
his
|x>iiv
|
worm*
Ihai't
and with a pack horse in the rear, 1
than unpleasant.
If is dangerous.
By using One Minute Cough Cure started out to do a little limiting.
After traveling a distance of a mile
you can cure It at omx*.
Allays m-
llammal Ion. clears t lie head, soothes or t wo. Ills saddle liccame loose and
he (lisui'iunieil to cinch it up. While
and strengthens the mucus mem­
brane. Cures coughs, croup, throat thus e (gag'd the saddle horse kick­
C. L DI TKO,
COCKERELL,
and lung troubles.
Absolutely safe. ed linn over agiinst the pack horse,
Coutrartor.
Superinlfodcitl-
t.-i.
.
children like it. and the latter not to tx* outdone
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Stage Line.
Good Stock and Equip­
ment
Careful Attention Given
Traveling Public.
ER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.—
OT1CE FOR PUBLICATION.
W. M.
»
I
: CASH
t
I
Io fly I riendn.
I ELECTRIC
FICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING.
‘•While plcnlclng last month my
Il-year-old ls>y was poisoned by some
weed or plant," says W. H. Dibble,
of Sl< ux City. la. "He rublied tlie
poison off Ills hands into his eyes ami
for awltile we were afraid he would
lime his sight.
Finally a neighbor
reccomended DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve. The first application helped
him and In a few days he was as well
as ever.” For skin diseases, cuts,
burns, scalds, wounds, insect bites.
IteWitt s Witch Hazel Salve Is sure
curt*. Relieves piles at once.
Be­
ware of counterfeits.
It Needs a Tonic.
IN**».
llaim.ker mid \l*-x Z. tely
luli-fisiv to tin- lliii'kh-.s-rry iiunni-
Itlll In vlljoy a few we.-U h out Illg and
hunt wild ••»Imcp."
ills v F. DHvoll is visiting tier
S»ii;i Mrs. Bennett ot llilderlirand
His Sight Threatened.
Monca for Publication,
Not liver Wise.
«.«I A <
BONANZA **.SQl IBS.”
Blimr IlKft ulk in -- I have just .
Ilf tile death ■ ' it tin- entire
JlHHw" Limili. mid since •‘I’li,"
liavc l.el-ll taken
Yi” »tul
Ih.lli niir Iiililsl. I feel that we tile
lllrrlls Ilf llotlMIIM sllulild still Ic
irsal through I lie i-oliitiiiis u| your
.«prr
II ioii wilt grant its a hiiih II
CMiS* l*,il'h Seek we Will I i'll V Hl all
>rkfiu*. and hoiiic things we don't
plng-pongcd lilin witli a well illrected
kick Io tin- |x>int from whii-li lie had
Martell.
Tlie first kick disabled one
of Silvers’legs anil tin- sccoixl one
made a painful frai-futt* of the other
one. and it was all the Judge could
do to retract- Ids way home.
At last
accounts lie was confined to Ins home
slowly recovering from Ills numerous
bruises.
Land, Het June 3, 1878
ITED STATES LAND OFFICE, )
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4ÖK***;I
A..
1
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THIS SPACE BELONGS
4
I. F Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
Mcxvtxw, O rnoox , July 23, 1902. )
iee is hereby given that in com-
e with the provisions of the act of
eesofJune 3,1878. entitled "An
- tbe sale of timber lands in the
of California. Oregon, Nevada,
■M Washington Territory,” as ex­
tended to all the Public Land States by­
act of August 4, 1892, Dan W. Ryan, ot
Fort Klamath, county of Klamath, state
of Oregon, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. 1039, for
the purchase of tbe 8WU. of Section
No. 28, in Township No. 32 S., Range
No.
E. W. M., and will offer proof
to show that tbe land sought is more
valuable for ita timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
lish his claim to said land before J.
O. Hamaker, U. 8. Commissioner, at
Fort Klamath, Oregon, on Monday, the
6th day of October, 1902. He names as
witneasee: T. J. Vaughn, of Fort
Klamath. Oregon; William T. Shive, of
Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Henry Worlow,
of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Frank G. But­
ler, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any and
al) persons claiming adversely the above­
described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before
said 6th day of October 1902.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
now 1 am sure no one will blame ! ladles’—for winter wear at the Ex­
»<iuu me saie, ami everything artisan, the journey to the lake was me for taking my own life under I celsior, Dairy, Ot.
Mr. resumed. Again near the head of these circumstances. I try constant­
«old readily and at good prices.
We have some nice patterns Jap-
D uffy C o .
Hutchison expect* to move lulu Call­ Long lake, on the return home, the ly to reform, but to no avail.
It is anees floor matting.
Dr.'• team, Instigated by the devil utterly inipjasible for me to avoid
foi n la.
Save money by making your home­
criminal stead, timber and other tilings with
Geo. D. Young of Ashland, who and malice aforethought, suddenly these spells, for I am only a
fits 1 am C. *H. Withrow, U. 8. Commissioner,
Jumpcd
the
track,
leaped
over
a
log
by
tits
and
when
I
get
those
has lately been fidlowing the business
to com- : Klamath Falls, Oregon.
of timber locator In Josephine coun­ fence and bolted through the timber, helpless. 1 have concluded
al
ways—
trailing the buggy and occupants be­ mil one more and quit for
ty, was arrested at Grants Paas last,
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS.
hind. The horses scaled the fence that Is kill myself.
Hoping the vic­
week and held for trial on the charge
for the novelty of the feat, to make tims of my mania will In a way for­
A choice lot of 25-cent novels at
of forgery. He had forged the name
a more complete wreck of the vehicle give me, 1 will now administer final i
C hitwood & Co’8.
of G. F. Billings of Ashland to a note
and to more thoroughly terrorize punishment.
A. P. M c M illan .
and sold it to the First National
Fastidious people use Crown Toilet
their passengers. Luckily, however,
P. S.—Please notify my wife, Mrs.
Cream for removing tan, freckles and
Bank In Grants Paas.
both the Dr. and his wife escaped Edna McMillan, Klamath Falls, Or,;
Perfectly harmless
Jamea B. McDonald, the Klam- without Injury. But. we may assume also my father, A. McMillan, at Leb- curing sunburn.
to tbe most delicate skin and de­
athon saloon keeper who killed Henry that they were tortured with fright. anon, Boone county, Ind.
lightfully fragrant. Chitwood & Co.
Hoover and Edward Loucks near Bert Withrow and Will Houston,
My
To whom it may concern:
sell it.
Fall creek, was given a preliminary who happened along at the time, name is A. T. McMillan.
I have
FOR SALE.
hearing at Yreka on Tuesday of last I acted the good Samaritans and con­ been playing violin in Winnemucca
week and was bound over to the veyed the unfortunate travelers for W. J. Bell tinder the name of
Milk and stock cows, 2-year-o)d
Superior court. Il ls reported that home. The horses and badly wreck­ Humes. I have a wife living at and yearlings, and calves, one mile
McDonald displayed no feeling dur­ ed vehicle were also duly landed here. Klamath Falls, Or., Mrs. Edna Mc­
south of Klamath Falls.
ing the hearing and seemed to be
Millan. In case of my death please
L. M. R hodes .
STOCK NOTES.
little Interested In the proceedings.
notify my wife, also my father at
Latest styles mens and boys hats.
No testimony was offered In his be­
Lebanon, Ind., A. M. McMillan.
Three hundred and ten beef cattle
D üfby C o .
half.
I
AN INFERNAL BRIDGE.
and 1270 mutton sheep panned
Rubber boots with leather soles at
Huckleberries are loginning to through Merrill the early part of
A Bonanza correspondent sends the the Excelsior, Dairy, Or.
ripen and the annual exodus to favor­ this week for Montague to tie Bhlpped
following:
ed patches will soon begin. The larg­ J (.(I
to OB»
Sacramento.
The
stock belonged
H»aasw«..w»r-
_
Call in and see our mens 89.00
The bridge which spans Lost river
est, patch, ten miles square and cover­ to Louis Gerber and were consigned
suits.
D vffy C o . i
here
is
certainly
in
a
very
dangerous
ing the top of a mountain-called to J. Gerber & Brother of Sacramen­
condition and I would recommend to
For reliable information concern-
Huckleberry mountain—near Crater
ta
our Judge and County Conimisslon- I ing public lands go to J. W. Hama-
lake, will not, attract many people
Last Thursday Ball Bro«, ot Mer­ ers, Messrs. Baldwin, Merrill and i kar; get the benefit of thirty years
until the latter part of this month,
rill, and John Colwell sold about uoo Melhase, to give the matter their experience.
as t he fruit there does not get ripe
tons of alfalfa hay to Louis Gerber. earliest consideration. Yours,
Through
Fresh confectionary, nuta, etc.,
until about that time.
We understand tbe price paid was
V igilant .
etc.
D otty C o .
September, Huckleberry mountain 84.50 per ton, fed out.
Mr. Gerber
will be converted Into a veritable
When
In
need
of
anything
in
the
New line of chinaware, .Makhpop A.
will feed a large number of both beef
city.
Not only Klamath, but all
' celain and glassware. PrlcA^weat:
stationery
line
remember
Chitwood
cattle ami mutton sheep at the Flour,
D ua» Co. i
neighboring counties
contribute
to
VUUHOIVCV
-----------
&■ Co. have tte best.
■atbcrinj
Chore
to
camp'city.
tlie number gt
Klamath Falls Marble Yard
IS THE PLACE TO GET
First Class Work of all Kinds in Stone.
Oar Shop near Duffy’s Store.
* r
< ■ :
fi. D. SRIZZLE, Frtf.
¿
«
$250.00 REWARD
The Klamath County Lit« Stork
Association will pay the above re­
ward for the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons found guilty nf
stealing or altering the marks or
brands of any stock belonging to any
member of this association.
Address Chas. Horton, President.
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
TTIIJC
BALDWIN STUDIO
FOR
UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS
Now Open
And Ready for Business.
Developing and Printing for
Amateurs i Specialty.
0. U. W. BUILDING,
Klamath Falls.
NEW SPRING GOODS $
A/V THß
_
CtNTMl MllUHBI SWt
MRS. E. J. BOYD, Proprietor.
Trimmed and Walking, Hats, Undershi
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc.
Summer coats and vests; nice, styl­
Latest styles ladies’, genta, missea,
ish goods at little money.
boys and childrens shoes.
D vffy C o .
D otty C o .
All kinds of syrups, dried fruit,
Buckingham and Hecht Warmtea
fresh ham, bacon aud lard and Gor- boots, shoes and felts, at
ghuin. at the Etcelsor. Dairy. Or. Dairy, Oregon.
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