Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, August 28, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwas their intention to hunt f*if la but being engaged In the purs they were brave Enough to tackh hear Khoiiid «me cniM their path, that I k exactly what happened. ■' Jackmm waa carrying the gun w they met a beat in the ¡»th, wltlniut furl tier ceremony she t alm ami fired. Iler aim wna true. 'brought down th.« game, and 1 though not killing instantly. It • mortally wounded. Miss Angle • i part In the sUughter, ending ' *truggle* of the bear w ith a club. ( The ladies are very proud of tl 9 achievement, and while not tKINSt of their prowess, they miAlei J acrept the congratulai Iona of tl friend*, and Inaiat that they « not frightened although they h no desire to encounter a Iwar ev time they go rnntping. THE BRICK STORE. FULL STOCK SUPPLEflENT. VOI <>r & <>r AgerKlamath Falls Stage Line To and from Ager Daily, via Klamath Hot Springs, by Daylight ■ wits at w Ils <■11 river mm .ix at \xll .irrheil left Im* riled tn till l*iirlland »I, E. ami left f<> nil 's.ltuill.ix » .IS Shortest and Best Route to R. R. There la an «dd allegorical piet ■ of a girl scared at a graaa-bopper, Best Time and Accommodations. in the act of heedleaaly treading oi M..II- V Isl ■ ' . This is parulk'led by the r FASSBNGBR, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE I “ who ““ c spend* a large sum ot mo L eave klamath falls 8 a . m . building a cyclone cellar, but negh f wluv ar ■ il lite Wood», wlicre lu i Medi eiglil x unii tiENERAL Pinn •fqeriMi m ,„| ,n , ■'""’•’«I.... lall'Iq«J Fal|,.‘lo,"- H*. Rm 11 n li in k <• r and 11’*» lloyd o( lIII» pi.ne ami Di. I*. \ tKtnuii <>( San Fi.un ixixi returnrd l.ixt Frlday iza liar- I limbless frolli ali elglil dai»' mitliig III thè pellemi iiai country. ìlici killcd JOE KOB tour decr. cangili lui» ut tl»li and liad a gissi lime generali)'. »’«OHIIE tok Of CITY 1KAT M a W ill run >i ....... Forti .ut Mlxxmiri aere bere xclcral dal» <if llie |M»I week, iixillng Mr». k'otd’» xlxler, Mrx II N Ib.idliurii of lloiianz.i. .imi klVMV, Ilf this lutee Mrx II. M Mr. unii Mix. J.ix I’ hitrd S tatxb L and Orrtca, Tuition free, excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental I-akeview, Or «.-gon. August Iti, 1 lee 110.00; Student-Body tax |2.50 per year. Cost of living from 1100.00 to Notice is hereby given that in « pliancy with the provisions of the a «300.00 per year. For catalogue, address Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled act for the sale of limlier lands in states of California« Oregon, Nev and Washington Territory.” as ext ' ed to all the Public I .and State 1 act of August 4, 1892,Charley 8. tin ' of I-ewiston, county of Nex Perce, ala Idaho, baa this «lay fileti in this < OPENS his sworu statement No. 1230, fo purchase of th«' SW1* of Section N' WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH in Township No. 39 8., Range N E. W. M. and will offer proof to show Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon. place. Tbc »l»li'n» II,III lint well ■'aeli Mr. ut Iter for tbirt i -»1« year». ami Mr». Ford left mi i liclr return Imine TIE SOUTHERN 0RE6ÔN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL dr. < '■>. lexterdai Hiornlllg Rei. .1 M Bri.ini ai llled liullie Mollila) frulli .1 pii .Ixiire trip lo Diamond lake. Ile wa» gotte twoiMeekx. alni I mo ib'er. kllli-d In Fall faculty; improved buildings; exhaustive course L'^^wr^r’s^ne thaTforag*iicid — - - ... _ , purposes, anil to establish his clai « . each department . )an<| beforu J. O. Hamaker, 1 6Í study; filled by . a specialist. Latin and economics added for the benefit of those preparing to samid'arTth«’isth F<iay’of ' n .X’ u teach in High School, but are optional. $200 in cash tx Orcutt, «if Lewiston, Idaho; Wil prizes for excellence in oratory and athletics, Expenses . Young, of Ashland, Oregon; Jami Whitcomb, of Ashland, Oregon. light; social conditions ideal. Send for catalogue > | and all persons claiming adve Mr. Butcher of Klamath Fall» INDIAN WAR VETERANS. visited frienda in Bonanza this week. I ndependence , O il , Aug. 16, 1302. Mias Cora Smith of Dairy is mak- Atan adjourned meeting of tbc ing her borne with Mr. and Mrs. Har- Indian war veterans of 1855 and : poM. 18i6, held at Independence, August j Ileo gatliere<| iiliiet i g.illoii» ut bili klelletrlex. ing, Usdfenity Zcademy, School of Music, School of Medicine, School of I jiw . Mi Bri.mi. gate Uiem pienti' ni ivnlxon. Ile x.i)s Ibi* Dlanmiid lake country, wbieli i» | ini nule» frinii I ere. I» mx ' iiik I I o in me on Uie ('iui»f for fine xci neri ami pienti of g.ime, Makes dalli trips na ti q rvn. S«h Springs. x* ma. (Izigglng <u>y Klamath Fills. < <>. J. V. Pi-uHMiii ami M. I. Mi II ihi . re lawier ami Ikinker of |5>nea. Ni li., \ full line ■if allo Mere gi|e»ln of llle R k IM'IILII 18 medicine» nf all fallili) for a week. <lc|Mrted ii-wter- kill imi If »lek, make you sick If not, dai inornlng for tliclr buine ila l’uri- emit lltll ill) oil lutlld at tile Excelsior, land. Scalile ami Spokane. lìiev Dairy, < >r. the above-d«*<«eribed lands are r«.>«]U to file their claims in this office < before said 15th dav of November, E. M. Ila atta is, Regis' W. HUSE & SON, c. c. a^on bere Wednesdav, September 17th. I the following School» and College« are comprieeil in the University : Graduate TIMBERLAND. ACT J UNE 3. 1 Sebool, CoRege ot Lite.ratme, Science and Art', Colh'ge of Science and Engineer-1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO: KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. knorotY 11« a limerai land low nr»». Survsylnt aafCw a Specialty. All H u R mu Attrndrd to. Uttkt licit, To fly frlsnds. .mil Buckingham and ileclit War er boots, shoes and felts, at Excel) Dairy, Oregon. not let this matter hang fire all fall Timber Land, Act June 3, 187 Notice for Publication. as it is a detriment to the town. Dr. Johnson was called to Bly ,asl I UNITED STATES LAND OFFIt Published «very Thursday by Sunday to attend Roy Kinyon who L akbvikw , Oaunox, August 16, 11 | Notice is hereby given that, in was kicked by a wild bronco. pliance with the provisions of ihe The town council Is taking steps of June June’3,~T«7»»7 entitkM . . Congress „.ugreaa of 3, 1878, entitled E dito ns axd P bopbiktom . ' t act I for toward the building of a pound, L. the «ale of timber ----- lands i . . states of California, Oregon, Nevad Hogs are running through the streets ireei.x \yMhington Territory," as extern scasca trr no* sarai' in violation of our city laws. Here- ' all aH'the' Und' Htatea ~by "t the 1*ubli<7 Public Land ! due year (la advaace)................................. »2 00 after they will be taken in charge bv August 4, 1892, the following p« this <lay day tiled file«] in thia this office THURSDAY. AUGUST 28. 1902. -„,1 ,«.„ ...._ _ „.ni i , have thia the marshal and the owner will be -wr>rn . m . i ' sworn statements, ia to-wit: compelled to pay all chargee before Emma T. Gray, BONANZA “SQUIBS.” oi Lewiston, connty of Nez Perce, obtaining property. H obo . U. S. Comm««, stum.teli nini I.tier Tiihlet» it <i wissl .\ 1'ii‘x tlrug »lure. Thei elisivi tu I like and mure plv.ih.illl effect I bali pill». Then llicll iixc Bui followed III I'lilihl III it loll llh iiftvli tile cahv with pills. Iti gli size 2 h - |M-r I hix . BONANZA, OHH* The first Semester, Session 1902-1903, opens B. F. MULKEY, President. CLIFFORE THOMAS, Secretary While nlcnli'lng I ma g II ll'lll ulti IH!) W>1» |»'lM'|m wil'd ui plani." says Mi. n uf sii ux < liy. la. "Il, |M-ixuii "ff Ills li.iiul» Into (ur awhile we wen' dnud| l,,s. lux »igln. Finally i Irii'uliielMli'd iK'Wllt'» Sulle. The tirai ilpphigl him and In a lew <!ay»llr( aw cwr. ” Fur »kin ill*) Inn il», « alii», wuiinil». na livWItt x Will'll IhurlNIi . nu llellei«'» pile» al , wai«' <>( «'«unit«'rfellK. J. O. ttAIMAK Falls t« provide bls family with a bo MB m : Mammoth StaMoa, Largest and Most Centrally Located. of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Travelers conveyed to «H points at reasonable rates. Bost Diarrhoea Remedy as a safegu against bowel complaint*, wbuae thus outnumber tlmae of the cvc) care given to stock. a hundred to one. Tills remedy everywhere recognized as the ii R» W. MARPLE, Proprietor. ___ prompt and reliable medicine in for these dl*ea*es. For sale by C wish ! & Co. EUGENE, OREGON. llcrklvi W lieti imi uake up wllli a I lanlv in min munì li, gu ut kiicv tìiitwissl A l'ii'hilrug »li re ami | a lu e xainplv nf < ìiiiui I m i laln'x Sii .1 » it h Nwl Over WI m . THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, xtaiilng tur ilttvml lliv hl.it«< nuli vthlty, \ Unger f«»r \ leiuila II. <' , tu ilxlt hlhici. ami Mix» Normali fur P< i M'Iluul, t*ul,, tu wlilvll place hbv I m ' i ii i raiihfvrnxl still w IX Illa Sight nu agili«') M'htsil. The liullvx liti thè rallruad ililh murnlng, ' \pplvgatv I iiai't negl«»'! a culli. |i tlm» iiiiph'XMint. h a By using < hie Minute I ull vim eure It ill uim ' c . lbiiiini.il Imi. I'lvar» tlu- nml xlii'iigtliviis Uw '■ l»g brum', tiire* roughs, » it, iivd lung Iruiiblea. ' ri» VI k luiuu»Hiit«'ly. M m iii'<'imi|Minlvd hi bis diiuglitvr. Amile, ami 'Ilxx Mari Unger, i M'hisil mainili, ami Mlxx lue... man • * in» linn I m -VII Icilchlllg Klamath wa* Dr. J. G. Goble the Optician wll at Klamath Fallaaoon. Watch I ! paper for tlie date of hl* arrival. vour eves need attention no 1 »' ail to consult him. lie treats caAe* of defective vision that M'lKNTtrtc fitting of glisses will n edv. Examination free of charge. I t'upt. < >. Ipplvgiilv vaine frulli Klainutli \gcnev lesi wa* Ilonaiiza \ ill lex WHO JENNINGS KLAMATH FALLS, OR Daln A Necessary t fumili cum<> In iv tu ciijin il l'iipUniiiilly lini- l'Iliimlv and thuihlliiit khhliind uffer» ita .i residence lucuiliui. to- General Merchandise REAMES R.lllwill a l'imple ni vi'Ulh llgn. PERSONAL. acre mote faiorabl) ltnprc»M'd lie will feed T. Ilinley mid md Mr». Rolit. nN ilepartvd Mi • d I ii»' Wood». wltli It Is the direct line frs mil all Nnrthant orq .itli Falls. Merrill. I and Lakrtlrw, mi i tgrncy ami Ft. Kamt It Need» a Tonic. Klaiuath counti Uiaii any lis'alltv There in* tini«*» when vmir liier thriillgll Wlilch thè) p.ixMll eli r'illlc m*«»!» a tulli«'. Ihiti't gli«' purga- lo t Ile < o;ixt. IIle» th.it gri|M- ami weaken. IH*. Wit I '» Lit 11« làirly RI mt » i x|»'l all pilMin frulli tl «• system ami act a» Good Stock and tl 'Il l> 1 " t In Uvei W >,,.11 ..Il ment Highland ave.. 'Illt«m. l‘.i . »aia: Careful Attenti« I bave cari led DeWitt *a Little Traveling Pi Earl) ItlM-r» with me for vi. ral \X years and would not Is wit bout 4M I them.” small ami easy lu fake. «. M. Iinffifll Piirrli ii'gi'talile. Th«'« neirr gri|H' 'U|*nnlrtdfil. ur dint rt mi . of Idaho, J worn statement No, 122 the purchase of the NU NWl^, NE1«, section 31, township 38 8., Charles M. Willey, of Clarkston, county of Asotin, state nt vitnvwvsr: aanivw rmton, ••i ron Aur.’i claim to »aid land before Jaa. II. I>rl»- | Washington, sworn statement No. 1222, Klamath, Oregon ; William <>. uni. of ’ .. .. 'colt, County Ch-ik, al Klamath Falls. Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarah J. Rod- ^7 J^Uon 71 .“townsfop tes‘ TIMBER LAND. AIT JUNE 3. 1*78.- *>reg<in. on Monday, th« 29th «lay of •• range key, of Fori Klamath, Oregon; Chris NOTICE FOR PUBl.IUATlo.N. J. L. Tadee, Mage line contractor, 16, 1902, the following proceedings 6 E. Notary Public and Cosieys«*' 8rpt«.||,|».f1 1902. She names as wit Wise, of Fort Klamath, Oregon, Anv K'.AMATH FALLS,WE loesses: John Connolly, ot Keno, Ore lhet frith a serious accident not far were had: That they will offer proof to «how and all persons claiming adversely the UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) gon; Hiram 11. Wescott, of Klaniatb ' that tiie land sought is more va'uable alrove-deecriberl land, are requested to from our tews hrnt week. The I.AKKVisw, Oawiox, July 17,1902.f Falls, Oregon; Harry 11. Ilargus, nf On motion of Major James Bruee, ’»I for it» timber or «tone than for agricul tile their claims in thia office on or be boraea became unmanageable and be of Benton county, Ben Hayden wa* tural purposes, and to establish their fore said 8th day of September, 1002. Notice is hereby given that in com Klamath lalls, Oregon; J. W. Hama pliance with the provieiooc of the act of ker, of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Any E. M. BRA1TAIN, Register. was thrown from his buggy and re cboacn chairman. *. claim to said land before J. O. Hama- Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An and all ¡icraoiis claiming adversely the ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest, ceived some painful cuts and bruises On motion of James Hays, of Cor Oregon, on Saturday, the 15th day of act for the sale of limlier lands in the at«iv<'-deM'ri>4-<| lamia ar«* requested to TIMBER LAND, ACTJUNE.3,1878, states of California, Oregon, Nevada, file their claims in this office on or la- about the head. vallis, J. R. Cooper, of Independence, November, 1902. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. ami Washington Territory,” a» extrmd- fore said 29th day <>( 8e|ilcuil>er, 1902. They name as witnesses: Charles Mr. and Mrs. Viera of Ilildebrand was chosen secretary. ed to all the Public Land Stat«'» by E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. i Orcutt, of Lewiston, Idaho; Emma T. U xitk »» S tatks L ax » Orncg. ) act of Angniil I, 1892, Hany B. Hargus, On motion of Major Bruce, the Gray, of Lewiston, Idaho; Charles M. were made happy last week by the Lakeview, Oregon, August 9, 1902.( of Klamath Falls, county of Klamath, TREASURER'S NOTICE. appearance of a young son at their secretary wa* instructed to communi Willey, of Clarkston, Washington ; J. J. Notice is hereby given that in com slate of Oregon, liar July 7, 11*12, filed in I Whitcomb, of Ashland. Oregon; Wil cate with all county clerk» within liam borne. this ollie« his »worn statement No. 947 Digests what you eat Notice is hereby given that there are pliance with the provisions of the net of Young, of Ashland, Oregon. June 3, 1878, entitled “An for the purchase of the HW1, of Sec-1 funds in th« County Treasury for the Tins j>r' |isratlori containt illotf Coi Any and all persons claiming adverse 1 CongrePHof F. II. Milla of Klamath Falls was the state and ascertain the number lion No. 14, in Township No. 40 8„ redemption of the following county star- ly the above-described lamls are re- I Act for the rale of t¡01 ber landa in the doing busineu with some of the ber of Indian war veterans and their vuested to file their claims in this offiee states of California, Oregon, Nevada, Rung« No. 7, E. W. M., and will offer rnnta protested on and print Io Nov. 22, dlgcsUinls nml dlgeste »11 F’’ food. Jt gives Instant reMwl dependent widows in their respective ranchers In our vicinity last week. on or before said 15th day of November, and Washington Territory,” as ex- prom to show that the laii'l sought is 181’5. interest on same will cense fall* to cun-, it allewsyauto' . tended to all the Public Land Htatca by more valuable for Its timber or atone from this date : Now i. w'4>5. 8 9.1,8156, th« ftxxl you want. TIienxstR« countie* and report the same to the 1902. Mrs. Geo. Morine, Mrs. Kmsman, act of Augu“t 4, 1892, the following |>«r- | than for agricultural purposes, and Io KIII7, 821)3, 8229, 8482, »MI7, *177, »155, stomachs can take It. Uy II»“* E. M. BIIATTAIN, Register. adjutant genera) at Salem. Mrs. Drieeoll and Mrs. Michaels left sons have this day filed in this office establish his claim Io »aid land before 8236, 8185, »101, »178, »127,82111, 8469. tlniiiM.inds of dispcptici l>»* Jas. II. Driscoll,Conntv Clerk, at Klam 831)0, 811711, 8M4, 8579, 832 I, HOW, »182, On motion uf D. L. Hedges, the I to-wit: for the huckleberry mountain last TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878 : their sworn statements, ath Falls, Oregon, on Monday, the 29th •8138, 858(1, 8471.8468, »183, 8663, »418, cured after ¡-viTythinK L oii K. Hatch, secretary was Instructed to transmit NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I of Salem, county of Marion, state of day of KeptemruT, 1902. He mimea as 8388, 8488, 8084, 8781, »109,83111, 83ll>, is uoeqindh d for alhiotusdit*' Sunday, a copy of these procedings to all the 8285, 83811, , 8823, Oregon, sworn statement No. 1,185, witness«'»: Hiram H. Wescott, of Klam 8045, 8718, H«||r 8401, — --- ----- -, S. C. Hamaker and Alex. Zevely U xitbd S tatm L amb Ornes,) i for the purchase of the SW'l^, section 6, ath Falls, Oregon ; Amy G. W’eacolt, of »H2, 8371, 8147, 8038, 8822, HOI I, 8307, It can't help newspapers within the state with re deywi L akkvisw , O kroox , July 24, 1902.) returned fresn tbetr hunting expedi Klamath Falla, Oregon; J. W. llama- 8015, »¡44, 8693, 8321), 8479. township 38 8., range (I E. 8470. M42H. N42H. 8187, fn pnrixl only r»y but quest to publish tbe same. E 0. I is W itt AQV ke.r, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; John 8837, 8405 , 8505, 8502, »>30,8341, Notice is hereby given that in com Lynton E. Athey, »189, 8341, 8302. tion last Monday. We haven’t learn *» The II. Ix.iiJo. onmlaiiH U bh *11 On motion the meeting adjourned pliance with the provisions of the act of i of 753 E. Ankeny St., Portland, county Connolly, of Keno, Oregon, Any and 850.3, 8321, 8.353, 8327, 8214, WHO, 8577, ed nf the size and number of their to meet at Salem, Wednesday, Octo congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An of Multnomah, state of Oregon, sworn all persons claiming adversely the 8532, »173, 8163, 8337, 8473, »174, HDAO, TIMBER A(T JUMil, “bagged game.” for the sale of timber lands in the ' statement No. 1,186, for the purchase of alwive-descritied lands are requested to 8462. ber 1, 1902, and all Indian war vet act NOI KT l ok Pi BI.ICAW.' file their claims in tills office on or lie- states of California, Oregon, Nevada, Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, thia The baying Beason is drawing to erans are cordially invited to attend. and Washington Territory,” as ex- th«. 8Eli, section 6, township 38 8., fore said 29th <lnv of September, 1902. i rxn so mtatkh usn orrri range ti E. 22nd day of May, 11)02. laikevlew, Or., Jmut I tended to all the Public i,and Btates a clone and the bun» of the thrasher E. M. BRATTA IN, Register. B kn H aydkn , Alma Rundle, If. ¡I. V ax Vai.iCKHncRii, Niiflc* lirtrby xlrrn thill"1* J. R. C ooper , County Treasurer. with Ihv provleloiifi of the Ad <>l • Chairman. bv act of August 4, 1892, Thomas J. of 9 E 7lh Ht., Portland, county of wiU aoon be beard in the land. Vaughn, of Fort Klamath, County of Multnomah, stat« of Oregon, sworn Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— JtineH. | m 7 r , ciifHIcif ’Ao art * Secretary. I mik I n In the Htatcfioi<'alK°^* H. L, Clopton visited the Falls Klamath, Mate of Oregon, has this day statement No. 1,187, for the purchase l/yientery Cured Wirhout the Aid of I llintwr X wid I r and WuNhlnplon Territory,' * ‘ filed in this office his sworn statement, of the 8E*^, section 20, township 38 8., Notice for Publication. •‘d to nil Uir I’uhlle l.nnd Mfateth! * elty last Monday, returning Tuesday. a Doctor. KILLS A BEAR. I No. 1042, for the purchase of the WU oi range fl E. 4. IMT2. John W JlallQ.oi tv of Jnckaon. .Nfntc nf orrf«>n, l>-’ Mr. Julian, tbe Langeil’s Valley NWW. of Hection No. 29, in Township That they will offer proof to show ‘•I am Just up from a hard spell of fill’d In this off|< i< hi* aworn oMj” UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I (Grants Pass Courier.) No. 32 8., Range No. 7« E. W. M., that the Und sought 1« mor« valuable for fin* piircbaM* of the H’j J." atage driver, has sub-let bls contract L akkvikw , O rcoon , July 8, 1909. I 1 he flux’’ (dysentery) siiys Mr. T. A. | , Hl*, HW\, MW, YWI., of Hection * Miss Ruth Jackson, a former resi and will offer proof to show that the for its tioilier or stone than for agricul Notice is hereby given that, in com for tbe winter. ; alilp No. 4o Rnnifo No. 7 K y land sought is more valuable for its tim tural purjKtses, and to establish their Pinner, a well known merchant of pliance with the provisions of tlm act ol , offer to phow that the Mf’" dent of Grants Pat«, but now of Bak ber or spine than for agricultural pur- claim to said land liefore J. O. Hama more vHlnubh* for I tn limlier or Mr. Vlnoon has soM hfs beef cat of Jutm 3, 1878, entitled "An Drummond, Tenn. “I used one for er City, and her friend, Miss Angle poses, and to establish bin claim to said ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest,I Congress RKrlctilhirul purpo-c". andlie act for the sale of timber lands in tlm tle to Mr. Mitchell. We didn’t learn to ««Rid Innd before " County for It. at Klamath fa^J* of Medford, who is visit sng Miss land before C. If. Witiirow, U. H. Com* .Oregon, on Tuesday, the 27th day of states of California, Oregon, Nevada and amall bottle of Chamberlaln'e Colic, I claim I missioner, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on October, 1902. Friday, the Mh day of Hept rwbj tbe price. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy anti Washington Territory, ’ ’ as extemkxl Jackson, liar I a very interesting ad Saturday, the 1 llh day of October, 1902. They name as witnesses: Ix>u R. nano-ARN wlfno-M««: KiiKrnf Rev, HarMt of Klamath Falls Is venture with a bear in the moun He names as witnesses: Dan W. Ryan,' Hahli, of Salem, Oregon; Lynton E. to an the Public Lnml States by act was cured without having ii doctor. I flrrgon; I H IfRlIrr, ol Hhakr of August 4, 1892, James W. Pelton, i K<I* h I, of Oregon NhAlt«*, firrgon: vialtlng A. D, MarpoM and family tains near Austin, a few days ago. of Fort Klamath, Oregon; William T.! Athev, of Portland, Oregon; Alma of Fori Klamath, County of Klamath. I consider It tlic beat cholera medi Aahland, AnyandbllrfT I Inu advernelv the abovMte*f’’*ta, Khive, of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Ixmis Rundle, of Postland, Oregon; Avalin State of Oregon, has this day tiloil cine In the world.” There Is no i r« <iii< »i.'d to file ilielr elalrn* in" u kbit week. The young ladies in company with Hessig, of Fort Kinmath, Oregon;' Paton, of Portland, Oregon; James In this office his sworn statement No. Tbe Bosame bridge fa impassable. Ray Jackson, Miss Roth’s brother" James M. Emery, of Fort Klamath, Bailey, of Shake, Oregon. need of employing a doctor when I or lycfore -a d Nth K <lavof I 938, for the pnreliase of the NW "f M. BfUTTAW m * ¡Oregon. Any mid nil persons claiming Any and all persons claiming adverse this remedy Is used, for no doctor lion Nn. 22. in Township No. 32 H,, Range The approaches have been torn away were out camping, and for amuse- adversely the above-descrilied lands are ly the above-described hinds are re-i No, 7% E. W. M., ami will offer proof can prescribe a better medicine f«»r i...•l"" ,,,r 8Dd teams are obbfed to go up the j ment they spent the time hunting requested to file their claims in tills quested to file their claims In this office to A II kinds ot dry giiod» show that the land »ought !■ mor« valu bowel complaint In any form either i ; celslor. A loiul jmi in. ^1' river and cron near L. D. Burke's and fishing. It is not asserted post- office on or liefore said lltii day of Octo on or liefore said 27th day of October,1 able for its timber or stone than for agri- for children or adult*. It never fail* * ......... Mt * 1902. place. The commissioners should ’tivdy that when they started out it ber, 1902. cultural purposes, nml to establish liin For mile by I E. M. R savt / ix , Register. E. M. R hattain , Register. claim to said land before J im . H. Uris and is pleasant yt take. gon. ST4TE UM) B04RIL Dyspepsia C ii Chitwood & (_’o.