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THE BRICK STORE. FULL STOCK OF General Merchandise. REAMES & JENNINGS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR* -JU Ager=Klamath Falls Stage Line To and from Ager Daily, via Klamath Hot Springs, by Daylight. PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M. Mammoth Stables, Largest inJ Moat Centrally Located. Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best care given to stock. A R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor. THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE. OREGON. The first Semester, Session 1902-1903, opens Wednesday, September 17th. The following School« and Colleges are comprised in the University: Graduate School, College of Litenrture, Science and Art', College of Science and Engineer ing, University Academy, School of Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. Tuition free, excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental fee $10.00; Student-Body tax |2.50 per year. Cost of living from $100.00 to $200.00 per year. For catalogue, address Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon. ally applicable to the average modern This is but another in- sermon, stance of the inefficacy of good in Brother Blank means well Published every Thursday by tent ions, enough. He has ‘the hell fire and UZ Aaiunakion” theory pat enough; and amidst the dearth of ideas and a «■ E ditorb a «?Tkopsirrosa. plethora of words, he works himself •rascatrnox bath : up to the belief tbat the respectful 6ae ytar (In advance).................................... <2 00 attention of his helpless auditors, is THURSDAY. AUGUST 14, 1902. actual interest in bls unsubstantiated «heories. He gives them sound for sense, wind for logic, opinions for King Edward was duly crowned facts and presumption for consola last Saturday amidst the usual splen tion. Tie consumes five times as dor and ceremony deemed necessary on such occasions. Tbe result of the much time in telling them what he coronation on tbe King's health was, does not know, as would be necessary ' to impart certain helpful facts, sus- anticipated with uncertainty and | fear, but he survived tbe ordeal in , ' ceptibie of practical utilization in this busy life of our work-a-day ■- good condition. world. The West can well be thankful The dry-rot of religious apathy, that Harry Tracy, the escaped con tbe wail of ungodliness emanating vict, murderer and desperado, has at from the pulpit against the people, last been driven to bis death. His the “failure of the church” as alle checkered career, filled with crime, ged in various localities, and all the and closing with a spectacular ex concomitants tbat go in the pessi hibition of lawlessness, punctuated mist’s train of forebodings and evil With murder, has come to an end prophecies, would disappear from none too soon to satisfy tbe interests our speech and literatures, if we of law, order and good society. could secure and maintain an urban Tracy was forced to take flight from ministry equal to tbe logical demand a farm, where he bad been an un of the times. A “good” lawyer one welcome guest for several days, and hundred years ago, would not now, committed suicide rather than die at if be should come back to eartb, be the hands of the determined posse retained as a clerk by some of our Which was in hot pursuit. After his successful law firms. The farmer escape from the Salem penitentiary, who would attempt methods a cen his trail led north to Seattle and tury old, would starve, in this com then east across tbe Cascades in petitive age. The «clentlst even of Washington, bis intended destina baif a century ago would be at the tion having been the “Hole-in-the- foot of tbe class in technical and Gfound,” Wyoming’s notorious place scientific knowledge of today. of refuge for criminals and despera Why then does the ministry not does. But his plans failed and he descend from the ethereal to the ter . yielded to superior number» near restrial? Instead of theorizing about Cranston, Washington. Tbe rewards Life's final denouement, would offered by tbe autboritiea ef Oregon it not be wise, practical, humane, to and Washington, will be paid qualify, to teach the living bow to promptly to those entitled to them. live, how to be honest with their But the general public is not so much fellows and still be successful; how Interested in tbe distribution of the to be cleanly, healthy, contented and rewards, as In the fact tbat in the useful? If the great gospel power death of Merrill, followed by that cannot deal with men and make of Tracy, the world has lately be them better, it is a failure. If our come rid of two most dangerous and preachers persist in covering up the desperate characters. real spirit of its teachings, they are failures and a great detriment to EVIL DF LONG SERMONS. humanity.' KLAMATH REPUBLICAN HIISF & SON, Ordlnarily the R epublican con fines its preaching to the concrete and practical side of life, but a heart to heart talk with our brethren of the cloth seems now to be in order. Outside of the work of constantly revising their creeds, they, as a class, do not give the world those examples of real progress and adaptation to mod ern requirements, wbich their well- wishers, and philanthropists general ly, have so long hoped for them, and explained that they would do. One reWc of a past age, which clings Co the urban preacher with discour aging tenacity, is his futile persist ency in inflicting long, windy dis sertations upon the unhappy few, who constitute his congregration— varying perhaps with each succeeding Sunday. “Man wants but little here below, aw waste that little long,” 18 especl- a ('T Jl NI' TIMB' H 1 AND, ACT H NE 3. ; IH78. Molli E K»R I I BLU AlloN NOTI (E Foli ri’HI II'AITON. t’Mrvi» srATteM L ami ? orr ’,, r ,| VKlTKl) MTArtB I AV0 'Or!'I 8, j Lakrvle*. J“*‘c ’ The Southern Oregon St ile Nor Lakcvh w. Orvhoh, J»'“ . V,.p„ W.Hltrl. Itrn b) »«HtipllNUC* l mal m-hixd is making thorough prep Kotlco I. heroby gtWki tbal '■> with Ihv »»»«•* l ’» ‘ <»»' ‘ ‘ Hlti* «Gl vf < V ,,,I Ì«TÌ ut witl. Ih. rtoH.lun* ot thè «et of O-ua“* ‘ Jone V li!«, 4 ’ Ali J'».* o$r aration for the coming year’s work. .'Ulte 3. i*.», entiited • All avi l»r thè •*le ot iimbi i lauti« ili ihv NI*««* o» ( •lllornlB. > llaibvr lan<k tu th. State* »< t Lo. Uta.H t.ul * a.hlMNlon r*rr?orC The buildings are Ix-lng remodeled ! «<m. Strada and Wa^ii'»)«’11 !« io all ih* rubli»’ I ai »4 b > a. exteudod io all lite Tubile l-«ti4 *»»»••"> lèi *i'Augiwl 4. U«w Kvllh A. fortsr. •>< ►•• » and repaired, and extensive additions •aldi Augusta. Isw, Cliatle* Voung. of ami Klaioalb f..«at» ut klamalh. »t»l« «• Caanty of Jgaka»», Fiat, of 0r*’«o,'l Ita« (bis «I*» H 1*4 “ to the chemical and physical depart lauti. ibi» day Hl.d In thl, ohe» hi. »(atamani No TW, for (ha purchaaj vi ha meni No. MA, tur th.'anrol.*»*' ol tbe NW , f Sb' ments are being made. Tbe fa-'ulty IM-tlon Sveli«»!» N»i- A, lu Towilfilllp FJ • . No .14. lu To» u.hly No 40 » . «..?«.• Ve Al K W M ,in.l«lll off*, fr1-» Is composed of strong teachers conse 7/K w M , and wlfi off. r yroof lo «ho» ih* laud «oughl i> ytvr-' »alualde (or II* imi- crated to the work, and each depart ber or «ione than M agrleulmral FU,J'“ and toe.t.hU.li b|. clklnttOMld land b. loro ment Is In the hands of a apectallHt. Ja., Il Urlwoll, ttiunty ilei». •' Ivi»««)1» Cls.k al KlamaUt ».tl., "“•f•,,,.'1 J’",,¿L;, £ Fall.. Oregon, on rrlday. thè Mh da. ot Nel1 H* u. . A year's course in Latin and Eco tember. 1VW. Ite nenie, a. » Itne.«1« : John thr Mh day ol Mwptrmber. ulUii'hM'«: Jacob Inlur, K lainathoii, ( all!. J ' W V» oaiivy, «»I 4*anmu»la • Halhty.of Ashland, vrvgvo Oregon; , J. 8 -v--- 8all<3r,_ol K HianoshtH'k. ol Foli klaiutlh. Or» 1“ ». nomics has been added to further pre- Shake, Oregon; Frvd K.I sm II. “I Shake. Oreg»»nl l ! om» c Drakr.uf F»»r( RiamaiI». ©!*•“•», J ”•* Eugen« Hpancar. o( Keuu. Oregon. Any »nu lare D . kn. «>l .or, iCIsmalh. ”>•«••« I pare teachers for high school work. I all *'J, persona claiming ad»»*lr ami all i«-r«oh4 cianai»« •‘Ur1,"t ’tu aia iibc«! landa are rkqu«*te»l to 1 V r .l„.ve.t.-<'rlfe.t The training department will be UvM tanti» ar. »•«“••H' "ld clatma in thia office ou or before aal»! MU uaj lltttlr elalms In ihl» offlaa ®u «» belar» s*11’ especially strong. A mail of splen »I Hcpiembcr. IMi. ith dar et fopt.a.b.r; K. M. BSAVUIH. He«later I did education and wide experience will be at the head of this depart TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 187». Timber t.and, Act June J, 1878— NOTICE FOR Pl Bl lCAl lON. ment. Much attention will be given Notice for PublfcattoH. L'NirKD htaticsi am > I to oratory, and athletics will be made Lakeview. Or . Jun* ». l»‘J I Notice Is hereby given that in compliantc UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.( prominent. The citizens of Ashland with the provisions ot th«? Cungresa ol L akkvikw , O kkiion , Jul? W, 1802.) 1' have guaranteed some 8200 aa prizes June«, lift, entitle«! -An •<’! l«r the sale ul limber lands in the Stalesot< alltvrnia. Oregon Notice is hereby in CO"»; AGIIIV I" I” •«’.*» given »»••-«- that, ’ for excellence in these lines. The Nevada and \A auhlugton Territory.’ •« v»lrn I pliance with the provision» <4 the »« t ot cd to all the FubHe Laud States by act of Ku- City Library of 2000 well «elected ; gu»t 4. law. John W Salley. Ol Ashland. (. oun Congress of June 3. 18», emitted 'An SliUt of Ur«*ifvn. has this volumes is thrown open to students iv of JaekAxMi. Jfnc hi . act for the «»I«' ot timber lands in the ol California, Oregon, Nevada anti of t he Inst it nt ion. Bo trtl and lodg-1 «A, t.m S«- o< * * •'* states Washington Territory." as extended to ing can be had at from $2.50 per 1 »bip‘N<> to s 8«ng- n <«_ 7 k w m •uffi wiiii all the Public Laml States by act of ** I offer proof to show that the latul aougni I week to $4.00. Climate heaitby. I more valuable lor It. timber <>r »torn- than August 4, 1811. Albt«rt Davis, ol I** is 1 (t»r agricultural purpoaaa, amt to establish t»ia ton, cttUlity < I Net IVreea. state «»I Idaho, Course of Study practical and ex- ¡claim to »aid land twforc Jas ll. Driscoll, has this dav tiled in thia office his sworn a w, a 1 e . ' C ounty Clerk, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on haustive. For catalogue of announce the me day of scptemUr. i*r.» ><« statement. No, l(*0. for the pun base ol Shortest and Best Route to R. R. Best Time and Accommodations. Office: TIMBER LAND, Southam Ore go.! Normal- mAntfi writ»» Il L' Mnlkt'v incuts, write H. r. aMUIKty, prt*SI dent nr ClifTord Thomas Mvretarv. atm, or l linuni itiiinar-, • \slllund, Oregon. __________ Big line new clothing, suits $8.00 to $13.00 Derry Co. ' names as witnesses Eugene Hpenccr, of Keno, |Orr<ol|.j g. Hatley. Of Shake, Oregon; Fred Kd»al. of Shake, Oregon; Charlaa Young, of I Any a»4 all l-ermin. rial m *>»• adwrwlv the .b"ve-i1e»cr>lH-»l l.n-l* are r.-que.te<l to Hie their clalto* lit thia offiaa oil I i reuucated .* d Jth d.y of H.'i>leiuber. I’At-’ or'x’,o', K M BKATTAIN. Regnier. I I i TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1»78. bad I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. When you wake up with a taste In your uiuuth, go at once to | t'xrrsp tnr*Tics Laxn Orrtca. I Chitwood & Co'» drug store and get i Lsk.visw, Or.. June ». l'*u I \ Nolle. I* hereby gli.u lltal lu conipifaae» a free sample of Chamberlain's Stom with the proTialona of the act of Coiigre«a provision* ol «1 oi t .nigre«« of ot ■ .. «. .. a . «a 4a«e , it>t >al.> .tf ach and Liver Tablets. One or two ! ; June.. U7S, entitled “An set tor tbe *•!«• ol S ._ . in -s. — — _ _ ot <'.lit...i.ia ùlula the States California. Ike. Ore- doses will make you well. They lllso ! 1 ' timber — .. assai asliltiiaf.il. Tk-irttOfV. gou7'N«vads. an.l Vk Ws«lilngton Tt irttorv.” cure biliousness, sick headache and i sa extended to all the Public Land State* by act ot Ausuat 4. 1WJ. Cred 1. Houston, ol Klam constipation. ath Fa'1*. County ol Klaiuath. Stale ol Oregon, a His Sight Threatened. has thia <lay Hied In Ibis office bla asorn ntatemeut No. »4« for the purchase o! the Htt*4 ot Set lion No. ». In Township No 40 X . Kan»1 No. 7 a. w M.. and will offer prool to «how tbal I he land «ought Is more valuable for Ils tlmker or atone than for agricultural pur;wwe« and lo e»iabll»h hia claim to «aid land la-lore Jaa. H. Drlacoll. County Clerk, al Klamath, Falla, Oregon, on Monday, the sth day ol Hep i tember. IfkM. He names »» wllnesaes: Plea«- am L. Fountain, of Klamath Falls. Oregon; J V. Houston, ol alamaili Fall«. Oregon; H T Summ.*rs, of xlamaih Falla. Oregon; John Connolly, ol xeno. Oregon Any ami all m-r Mins claiming adverwly the at»>ve<9-»crib<al lands are rcpiesled to file ihelr claims In tblsoffice ouor before »aid sth day ol Heplem- i b«r, UWJ. E. M. Ba*rr*ix. Rcftster. “While picnicing last month my 11-year-old boy was p<ilsoned by some weed or plant,” says W. II. Dibble, of Sioux City, la. “He rubbed the I poison off his bands into his eyes and for awhile we were afraid he would lose his sight- Finally a neighbor I I reccomended DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sal re. The first application helped I him and in a few days he was as well i as ever,” For skin diseases, cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, insect bites, TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878. DeWitt's Witch llazel Salve Is sure NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Be- cure. Relieves piles at once, U nited S tates L amd O ffice . I lukkevtew, Orvgon. Jun«* It, I'JGL’ i ware of counterfeits. Notice is hereby given that in coniulHnce with the provisions ol the act ol ('«ingress «»I June 3, entitle«! "An art f«»r th«* *alr of timber lands in the States ot Caltlornla Oregon. a Doctor Nevada and toa»bhiirton Territorya» ei tended to all the Public Land Hiau s by a«'t «»I August 4. 1W. Pleasant L Fountain, ol Kinin “I ain just up from a hard spell of | ¡ath Falls, ('ounty oi Klamath. Htat«* of Orc the flux" (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. K<»n, has this dav fl led in this office his sworn ' statement No. 7^6. for the purchase of the HW» 4 Pinner, a well known merchant Of of Section No 8, in Township No. 40H . Kang«* 7 E W M , and will offer proof to show DruminoZid, Tenn. “I used one No. that tbe land »ought Is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes. little of Chamberlain's Colic, '-♦ti • nd $o estabUah his claim to said Ian«! before I Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Jas. H. Driscoll, ('ountv Clerli. at Klamath Falls Oregon, on Monday, the 25th day of was cured without having a doctor. I August. 190!. He names as witnesses: sain nel T. Summers, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; 1 consider it the best cholera medi Oliver W. Sly, oi Keno. Oregon; John Con nolly. of Keno, Oregon; M K Fraln. of Bea- cine in the world.” There is no wrick, C alifornia Any ami all nersons claiming adversely the above-descrlbecl lands ar«* re- need of employing a doctor when quested to flle their claims in Ibis office uu or 190-’. this remedy is used, for no doctor before said 2Mb day £. of M August. B ratta ix. Register. Dysentery Cured Wirhout the Aid of ALEX MARTIN President. MARKET FALLS PLANING MILLS, J. F. GOJELLER, Proprietor. Plan* and SpecllicaiJMl» Furnished on All Kinds ol Buildings and C4Ku#ct,nR "nd Building on the Installment Plan. EAST STABLES Proprietor, OREGON. END. Horben l»onr<lc<l by day, week or o. utL. jf • nay and Grain bought and bold. Ptibsengerb conveyed to all pnrtx of Southern Oregon and Northern California at the very lowest rateb. | TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNK 3, 1*7», NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I 1’ nitkd Sr trim L and O ffice . / Lake view, Oregon, July 30, 1002. f Notice 1« hereby Ei<*n <bat in com phnnee Mith tbe pruvimons ol the act <•( t’ongrvea oi June 3, IM7H, entitled An •cl i<>r the «ale of tin»l>er Und» in the of California, Oregon, Nevada, •nd Washington Territory,” •■ extend ed to all the I’uhlic Ijui'i State» by act of >ugu«t 4, 1892. ll>e follow!),« twraona have tfii« day tih-d it, thia otlicc tbeir •worn atatementa. to-wit: Constance Mulkey, of Monmouth, county of Polk, »fate of Oregon, »worn »tatement No. lt)7<i, lor the purchase of the Lot 2, section 1. toauabip 37. H., range V, K. Henry btumbvre, of Independence, county of I'olk, state ot Oregon, «worn »lalenient No. 1077, (or the purchase ol the L»t 2, section 2, township 37, 8., R. 9 K. Carey Tilbury, ’ Wise, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any | I aod all persons claiming adversely the TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— I i above-described lands are reqiHMteil to NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tile their claims in thia office on or be fore said 8th day of September, 1902. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. L akkvikw , O kkoon , July 17, BM>2.( PROPRIETOR OF Notice is hereby given that in com I Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— ''' iliance with the provisions of the act of HEAT . Congress of June 3, 1878, entitle,! "Ait Notice for Publication. I act for the sale of titnlwr lands in the | states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, ~ asextenil- USITEI» HTATERLAND OrrtCE . ' ed to all ed to all tl>« the Public Public Lan I.an<i States by I.AKKV1ZW,Osxoox. June». I9W, I , ______ Notice Is hereby given that In compliance ' I act act of of August August 4. 4, 181)2, 18!»2, Harry Harry B. B. llargiis Ilargus, with tbe provision* ol the art o( 4 oniro, ol of ‘ Klamath ■* “ " ‘ "■ Falls, county of Klamath, j June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of timber landaIn the atstea of California, Ore state of Oregon, has July 7, 1903, fileti in gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as this office ins sworn statement No. 947 I extended to all the Public land Hlates by act for the purchase of the SW1^ of Sec of August 4, ISV2. William T. Hhlvr, of Kort Klamath, County of Klamath, Htate of Ore tion No. 14, in Township No. 40 8., gon, has this day filed In this office his sworn Range No. 7, K. W. M.. and will offer statement. No. for tbe purchase of the proof to show that the land sought is i KU HW*^, Ixit 4, Kec. 7, and fx»t I, of Hectlon No. a. In Township No. 33 H., Kangs No. 7, E. W. more valuable for its timlier or stone! M . and will offer proof to show that the laud than for agricultural purpoaea, and to sought la more valuable for Its limber or establish his claim to said land la-fore ! stone than for agricultural jmr|>oses. and to bls claim to said land before Jas. Jas. H. Driscoll, County Clerk, at Klam TIMBER LAND. ACT .HINE .3. 1878 establish >1. Orlacoll, County Clerk, at Klamath Tails, ath Falls, Oregon, on Monday, the 29th Oregon, on Saturday, the 23rd day of August, da» of Keptember, 1902. He names aa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. HMi He names as witnesses: 1». W Kyan, ol Fort Klamath, Oregon; Lonls Brannan, of witnesses: liiratn H. Wescott,of Klam V xited S tates L and OrncnJ FortKIamatb, Oregon; James M. Emery, of ath Falla, Oregon ; Amy G. Wescott, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; A. H. Hidle, of Fort Klamath Falls, Oregon; J. W. Hama- L akeview , O regon , July 24, 1902.) Klamath, Oregon. Any and all persons Notice is hereby given that in com claiming adversely the almvv-descrlbed ker, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; John TIMBER LAM) LOCATORS. Any ami pliance with the provisions of the act of lands are requested toflle their claims In this Connolly, of Keno, Oregon. said 23rd day ol August, llarj. all persons claiming adversely the congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An office on or before E M BKATTA1N, Register. (Ashland Tidings.) aliove-<lescrilM-<| lamls are requeatud to act for the sale of timber lands in the file their claims in this office on or bu- Timber land locators are Rtil) states of California, Oregon, Nevada, Notice for Publication fore said 29th day of Keptemlier, 1902. and Washington Territory,” as ex swarming into Southern Oregon, and tended to al) the Public Land States E. M. BRATT’AIN, Register. Ilepartment of the Interior, they are coming from all quarters, by act of August 4, 1892, Thomas J. Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, too. Saturday a party of prominent Vaughn, of Fort Klamath, County of July 9, 1902.' Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Klamath, State of Oregon, has this day Notice iff hereby given that the fol-1 men from the vicinity of Chippewa filed in this office his sworn statement, Notice for Publication. Falls, Wisconsin, arrived in Ashland So. 1042, for the purchase of the Wk of lowing-named (ettler haff filed notice of I NWk z , of Section No. 29, in Township tier intention to make final proof in »up-: and left today by private conveyance No. 32 8„ Range No. 7k E. W. M„ I port of her claim, and that »aid proof UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE | L akevisw , O hf . gon , July 3, 1902.' f for Bly in Klamath county, in tbe ! and will offer proof to show that the i will be marie before Jan IL Driffcoll, hereby given that, in con*- "il* R1’’-'*1 LU»»«, III (.1)111* vicinity of which they propos to tile land sought is more valuable for its tim- > county clerk, at Klamath Falla, Oregon, f .. Notice in pliHnce with the provisions of the set of on timber claims in the extensive , her or atone than for agricultural pur-; on Aiiguat 18,1902, via: Congress of June „, 8, .o,.,, 1Ä7H, eoni,e«i entitled --an "An Clirifftina Shur, —— yellow pine belt. These gentlemen rxtses, and to establish hia claim to said one of the heir» and for all the lieira of a<:l ''”’ 9**'.*•••> .<»1 timber lamia in the ! land before C. 11. Withrow, U. S. Com- all know the value of timber land for I missioner, at KlarnAth Falls, Oregon, on Andrew J. Took, deceased, H. E. No. °> California, Oregon, Nevada ami they come from a l«x9itlon that is Saturday, the 11 th day of October, 1902. 1990, for the NEW HEW, 8ec. 31, W% WaahingUm Territory,” a» extender! famous for its lumbering interests. . He names as witnesses: Dan W. Ryan, 8W>< and SEk HWW, Sec. 32, Tp. 40, W'" ■’«’»••c Land State» by act Janie« W. Pelton, Tbe party Is composed of Judge W. oi of tort Fort Klamath, Klainath, Oregon; William T. 8., It. 8, E. W. M. She name» the lol- °- II. Hoyte, Judge F. T. Condlt, Judge Shive, of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Louis lowing witneffffe» toprove her continu- '” *■ ort Klamath, County of Klamath, 11 Macie t <e nt L’. . 1/ I — _ a i- of Fort Klamath? Oregon; oug reffidence upon arid cultivation of ?",ala."' Oregon, ha» thia day tiler! T. J. Conner, Judge IL Rickey, Sen Hessig, land, viz: Brice McCormick, of l'?IN °>"CS l'i* »worn »tatement No. ator C K. Erwin, Col. W. C. Gintry, James M. Emery, of Fort Klamath, »aid Keno, Oregon; 8. B. Chapin, of Keno, (he purchase of the N W'4 of Sec Capt. F. C. Hartwell, Capt. H. B. Oregon. Any anti all persons claiming Oregon; Josiah Doten.of Keno, Oregon ; ”on !!*, Township No.32 8., Range Laie, Bert Seydell, Ed. Outhwait, all adversely the afxive-descrilxxi landeare Robert A. Ernmitt, ot Keno, Oregon. “0-, 2 , • " • wdl offer proof requested to file their claims in tlds' of Chipewa Falls; and IL S. Tyler, < office E. M. B rattain , Regiater. I »how thnt the land sought:« more valu- on or before raid 11th day of Octo- Deputy Ü. 8. marshal of Washing I ber, 1902. •ble *or *fo umber or atone than for agri i _____ ________________________ _ j cultural pur;x)He», and to eatahliffh hia ton. E. M. B ratt ? IV, Register, ' Croquet sets. D uffy C o . claim to said land before Jaa. II, Diia CITY KLAMATH Corrisoondence Invited. W. C. C. BROWER, Will run a meat wagon through the Spring Lake and Lost River country twice a week during the warm weather. He will be able to supply all ranch ers who want fresh meats. Collections Attended to Promptly. EXCHANGE U. S. Commissioner and Land Attorney. JOE KOESAL ru m Among the infinite variety «4 material and work furnished by thia nlll arai Store Fronts. Wm«l Carving. Stair Raila, Balusters ami Newel F<>aia, Brackets, Scroll ami Turned Work. Hash, Ihiora ami lilimla, Corner and Base llluyks, Hawaii •nd Turned Balusters. l»«or and Winslow Frames, Fulpila ami Few Ends, Shingfai, Builder»' Hardware, Fainta and Oil, Moulding andGlaaa, Elevations and Dasignt, the W SE'4, E\8W% of Section No. 31 in Township No. 31» 8.. Range No. Kmboseetl, Ground and Cut Glaaa, Wall Paper, Furniture, etc., etc. Beat work am! material, and in tbe iateal ami umat approved sty leg. it E. W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valu- able for its timber or stone than for ay , ricnllural purpoee», ami to e»tabll»h li4* claim to Mtitl land l*fore t M), ! row, U. 8. Commissioner, at Klamatli Falls, Oregon, on Monday, the 13th day : W. HAZEN, ofOclolter, IM1. H<> names as wit-1 neaaea: JatneaJ. Whitcomb, ol Ashland. Oregon; William Young, of Aslilaml, | KLAMATH FALLS, Oregon; Deaton High, of Ashland, Oregon; Eben Mounce, of Ix'wiston. Idaho. Any anti all iteratits claiming adverselv the above-dearrlbed lands are Lei VCI requested to tile their claims in thia ol den on or before said 13lh day ol Octo- her, PJU2. E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. of 1 ndependenre, county ol Polk, state ol Oregon, sworn statement No 11)78, for the purchase of the HKSf, sec tion I, NE*4 NE»4, aection 12, town- ship 37, 8., range V K, and NW, NW'4, section 7, township 37, 8., range 10 E. Mary K. Macaulay, of Independence, county of Polk, «tate can prescribe a better medicine for of Oregon, ewo n statement No. ION). bowel complaint in any form either TIMBERLAND. .M T.IUNK3. 1*7«. for the purchase of the 8W»4, section 1, township 37, 8., range 9 K. for children or adults, It never fails NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. George K. Macaulav, and is pleasant to take. For sale by I of Independence, county of Folk, state UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I I of Oregon, sworn statement No 10HI, Chitwood Si Co. L akkviaw , O rkoon , June2)1. 1902. f for the purvhaav ol the 8E‘4, section 2, Notice is hereby given tbat in com township 37, 8., range 9 E, pliance with the provisions of lite act of That they will offer proof to ahow J. O. HAMAKER, Congreee of June 3, 1878, entitled “An that the land sought is more valuable act for tl>e sale of tinttier iamlff in the for its tiniln-r or aPme than for agricul states of California, Oregon. Nevada, tural purpose«, and to establish their ami Washington Territory,” aa ex claim to said land before J. O. Ilama- i tended to all the Public Land States by ker, U. 8. Commissioner, st Forest, Do a General Land Locating Busi act of August 4,1892. Linsv C. Siaemore, Urvgon, on Saturday, the 18th day of ness. Surveying and Conveyancing of Fort Klamath, County of Klamath, October, 1992. I State oi Oregon, has thisday tiled in this They name aa witne««»-»: George K. a Specialty. All Business Promptly office his sworn statement No. H»>H, for Mai-aulay, of Indeticndcnce, Oregon Attended to. Office In City Hall. the purchase of tlieNE’4, of Section No Carey Tilbury, of Independence, Ore 35, in Township No. 32 S., Range No. gon; llenrv Stumlierg, ol lnde;iendence, BONANZA,OREGON. 7,4 E. W. M, an<l will offer proof to Oregon; Eugene It. Ilenry, of Klamath show that the land »ought is more val Falls, Oregon; W. F. Arant, ol Klamath uable for its timber or »tone than (or Falla, Oregon . George Potraa, of Airlir, agricultural purposes, and to e»talili»li Oregon; Edward 1‘atras, <4 All lie, Ore in» claim to »aid land before C. C. Cun gon. I ningham, U. 8. Commissioner, at Fort Any and all persona claiming adverse i A TTORNE Y-A T-LA W, Klamath, Oregon, on Monday, the 8lh ly tbe »'«»ve-deacrilxxl lands are re- GENERAL PRACTITIONER. da> of September, 1992. He names a» quested to tile their, claims in this office witnesses: James Pelton, of Fort on or before said lxtb day of Oclol<er, Riparian and all water rights, wills Klamath. Oregon; William O. Hill, of 1902. , and general probate business specialty*. Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. Rrxl-i E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. ' Opposite Court House, Klamath ■ key, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Chris ! Falla, Or. 71 11 KLAi1 f R. RUMfS, *l£X MARTIN JR. Vici President. Cashier Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Linkville. coll, county clerk, at Klamath Falla, Oregon, on Saturday, the SHh day id D. Hcpleuiher, lia>2 He name. as Wil- ntM>M-a; Chris Weiaa, ■>! Fort Klaiu- PhyiKlan anti Surgeon, alh, Oregon ; William O. lidi, <>( Fort All Call. Answarnd Promptly Day Klaiualh. Oregon ; IJmvy <’. ’•lawmorv, ol Fort Klamath, Oregon ¡Jacob l.ler. or Night. of Klamnlhon. Calif. Any and all ;*r- •ona claiming adversely the al«>vn- Re.hl.nc, nnr bks-k tiorll, of Klamath House Olftce one block east A. O. d*-*cribed lami" are reuneate.1 U> tile U. W. »*•11. their claim« in liiia office on or be fore aald Stili» dar of Heplemlier. 11102. D. REAMES, M. E. M. llKATrÀIN. Register. Timber Lint!. Act June 3: iM;S— Notice for Publication. w Itb tlir t>r«it |si«itia <»t t he art ut (‘ungrvM oil June 3. l»?a. rntiilrel An art lot the •»< ' llinlerr landa tn the atatra of t'alllurnia, <»r«- gon, Mecada, and Washington .** a« <* a trndr-t to al I the Fu Idle I .a nd Maie« i»f | ari of August I Carolyn* f’atrhln. ol Ktrretl, * otitilv uf Mnohomlab. Aiate ut Hash ingtain, h** t MMt IBM awofli aialrmeol» No W6. t«»f the nutrhaaa of I • I a ' a • I and f. tft I Mrrllon N«> H In Towt»«hip No S M . Mange 1 No 7‘w. F " M an>l will »»Wer ; r*w»f In ah«»w | that tn* land a«>t»ghl la more valuable f»»r > Ita timber or atone than fur agricultural pur . (MNMPa. and to rstabiiah her claim fu aald ' and before Jaa II iHiaroll. tounty Ckrb al | Kiamath Falla, <>rrg<,n. on Saturday, the Z3r«l , »lay of Aug'iat, |w.' she name« aewltne««*a: Samuel Main, ut Furt Klamath, tirrgon Charlea Marlin. <»f Fort Kian aih. Oregon. J I < •-. i< rt K'auiatli <>r<a<»n. M K »l Lin. of Fort Klamath, orrguu Any and, all |»era«»na rla tuing adtvrawlv the abóte I drart ’-I iato!» ari« refusatesi tn gir t er < lain»* in Ibi* "(Th e “U ur before agid JJrd day ut August, Itau F. M. HRATTAIN Reglater limber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Notice for Publication. j. n. nooRE, GENERAI. FREIGHTER. Prompt and careful attention to all order. ... ................ J. B. MOORE, Proprietor of Freight Ih agone. .... Everything Jons with . nantnnas snd tltepairh HOTEL BARBER SHOP. J W. SIEMENS, Prop. Cleanliness and Good Work Guaranteed. Alto Agent for LONDON LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. AND UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.I I.«Kxvixw, Oaruox, July 17, 1902.( DAUQHTER5 OI RtiBLKAlt Notice is hereby given that, in corn- i.liaiu e with the provision« of Hie act ol Meet on the first and third Tbots- < ’oiigre«« ol June 3, |H7H, rntitle<l “All •cl for tlm »ale of limiter lamia in the clays of ev4-ry month. Officers srv: • Isle» of California, Oregon, Nevada ami Dully t’erllngs, N. G.; Frances Sig Washingtt n Territory,” as extended to Ilattle llaX4-n. Sec.; F. all the Pu' lie laml States by act of Au ler, V. gust 4, Ih92, Ainv G. Wescott, of Klam- I M. Hammond, Financial Sec.; Aide alii Falls, County of Klamath, State of (’astel, Treuaurer. Oregon, l>as July 7. 1102, filed in thia of- th e her sworn statement. No. 949, l»r the purchase of the N W*4 of Brctioo No. 14, in Township No 4l> H., Range No. 7, E. W. M., ami will oflrr proof to ahow AGENT l bat the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stona than lor agricul tural purp<MH-s, and to establisfi her claim to said land Imiore Jas. II. Dris Notary Public and Conveyancer. coll, County Clerk, at Klamath Falla, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Oregon, on Monday, the 29th day of September, 191)2. She names aa wit ness«-»: John Connolly, of Keno, Ore gon; Hiram II. Wescott, of Klamatli Falls, Oregon; Harry B. llargiis, of Klamath Falla, Oregon; J. W. Hama- ker, of Klamath Falla, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the •IxiVe-descrilietl lands are requested to Hie their claims in this office on or be fore said 29tb day ot Heptemlter, 1902. E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. C. H. WITHROW, STATE LAN» BOARD. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure TREA8URERK NOTICE. Digests what y®0“*- Notice in hereby given that there are Thi. rW'"" fond» in thr Coiinty Treaaury for the rédemption ol tiie folfowing county war ranta proteste.! on ai,d priui to Nov. 22, 1895. hiterest on namn will reaae frorn lliiw dut«- : Non. 8»M)5, H44tl,M4MI, 8547. 8293, X229. 8452, 848)7, 8077, 8*155, 84»9, MM, 84M, M0l,M7l, 8927, ------ 8291, ----- ------ NM, MTO, wxh , x.579, 8.32*1, HO.VI, HHH2. 04138, 8589, 8471. «4418, 84183, 800.3, saos, 8888, M-IHS, H4IH4, H78I, HIM ------ ----- KI, 834)1, 8340, 84145, 8718, 84111, 84414, 8285,83410, 8823, 84’42 , 8371, 8417 , 841.38, 8822 , 8014, N87, 84115, H4H4. 8083, 8329, 8479, -------------- 842H, 81187, mr.nr, n.»1 1 , 8352, KH.37, 8405, 8.505. 8.502, 8039, 8341. Notice For Pubilcetfo"- 8503,8.321,8353,8327, 8214, 1 ------ 8577, 8040, 8532, 84173, 8153, 8337, H478, 84174, 8050, Departnmnt of the I 84»I2. UndOfllccat Ukevfow. Ore« • Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 22nd day of May, 194)2. Notice i» hereby given 'l'»t n‘^*ee°oi II. H. V an Vai.aaxanai», County TreMftrsr. lowing named »ellfor ’i"* f *f ¡n stip- hia intention to make fin» I (|ifo0< Not Over Wire. port of hi» claim, am priaeoll. will i»e made lx-fore J«»- .. yre. There Is an old allegorical picture County Clerk, at K'amath F*1“’ 18, of a girl scared at a grass-hopper, but gon, on August J" ‘i,’1' n ’ E No »42», In the act. of heedlessly trending on a of Pokegam«. £’r'’’’,"n’Tl,1, TO ft. R. 5, wlv snake. This Is paralleled by the man for the NW'i.Se«’- 32.T S'.1^ "it * f v* " who spends a large sum of money building a cyclone cellar, but neglects to provide his family with a bottle of ('hiiuiberlaln’s Colic, Cholera and DiarrboM Remedy as a safeguard against ixiwel complaints, whose vic tims outnumber thorn- of the cyclone a hundred to one. This remedy Is everywhere recognized as the most prompt and reliable medicine In use for I hes<! diseases. For sale by Chit- wixxl A C o . W.M. He ïc,,!5*V,‘t,Onn r^nX-"' vis: *!' ' !•* Oregon ; ms, Oregon ; gams, Oregon; ¿.ma, Orejton. braTTAIN, Itegiat^ ’ All kind« of dry celaior. A load Jtml In- fMr ,'hP W’ U