CLEAN UP SALE
p roach <»! spring.
The tii.iny friends of Joint Blount
wit’ l*e plensetl to learn that It*' h;Ut
entirely reinvcntt from Ids attack ot
rtH'Utnat iam
Cfcniiilmrlain’» 1‘ai”
Balm eurerl lilm after tlie bcm th»-
tors in tlie town (Monon, Inti.) hud
failed to give relief. Tlie prompt
relief from pain which this liniment
affords Is alone worth many times Its
•
cost. For sale by Chitwood & Co.
FOR SALli.
E R. REAMES,
Vice Fresident.
t-NirEi><i'’,s|lit^t'\,7!’7‘.'
Al. Meiiiase and wife were Agency
Their little
I..»Kivi»a.
.1, t, to
viuitorw fiuit Tuetwbiy.
Kuliev fo lierelo
. ,,('ilu-»<'l - I
' i, had fallen from the
' daughter, Etlmt
plniliee
tl'O
H ,-iililltsl “•'"
{•„ng,es» ot .him
j ' i.m.1. in tlm
of eight feet,
, hay barn a t distance
—
„,
t
(or
the
»»le
>'<
"
'*»»•<
I thereby dl.sl'watmglier.siioulder. !>-.
»tute» oi Cnli'orl,ia-
,, ’,.Iten<|»«l I**
] HeuKMtway reduced tlie fracture and
Waahiligton ierril'1. ■
,(1V #lt ,4
nil the 1‘ublu' l-»ml - ,
<4
I the little one waa doiftg well at la»t
Augii»lE Is’1-, • >•'1,1
■ - IIU|ih, »iHlt-
! accounts.
K lumai li Fall»- ,‘!”1,|,‘-'''1| »;„ tlmoffiev
„( tliegon, hit» tin»'I»'
forllic
The most pleating social event of
liis sworn statement. • '
imr|(-r,
the season was a party given by Mr.
tomi..........‘'""lì C
and Mrs. Geo. W. Lotaley in honor of
H-Ction No. IL I" »
M
.ill
A two-horse power and drag ,,f
•'
¡h,-land «mudi’ Collections Attended
Miss Lotella Dickson and their son. wood-sawing machine, til complete S„ Range
offer proof to •••a* 11
u,,r stone
Edward, on the 20th anniversary of and in gi“sl running order, having
$1.50 Child’s Shoes, NOW 70, 80 nnd 00 cents,
n,:;;,r(oI'H1".iK.dmr»i
Inum
toPromotlf
their natal day.
Dancing was in­ two blades, for sale for »100. Also
$1.75 Child’s Shoes, Now $1,00» $1.10 and $1.25.
dulged in by young and old until near lOaeresof timber for sale. Iuqulreof r’K
C-m. -mm.*,
midnight, when all partook of a
Kh.rn.lh
Zme.
J. IL WlTHICOW,
$2.00 Child's Shoes, Now $1.10, $1.15 and $1,25»
Iheisih-iavof >.l‘1VX,;,1,,|Kl.1m..th
bountiful supply of the daintiest of
Klamath Fulls, Or.
as witnesses.
, ,,( Mm,,.
$4.50 Men's Shoes, Now $2.25.
ice cream and cake. Music was fur­
Fall». Dregon: I. M • b l“*r j
of
NOTICE.
nished by tlie Agency seluxd band
«II, Fall», tkegon. ii<'"r.? ' a
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
$3.50 Men’s Shoes, Now $1.75.
Klamath Fall». Oregon . 1 r . ; „„,1 Ml
under the supervision of Harry Mo-
Three of inv cattle have been miss­
! tnyer, which music would be a credit
pianNand Specifications Furnished on All Ki(
the
ing since last fall,
the:
Among
to any community.
the
following
marks:
Buildings and Contracting and Buildinj
....
' presents was a beautiful ring with
(he
right
ear
anil
an
on the Installment Plan.
peart setting, presented to Miss
the
left ear. They nr
Dickson by the pupils of tier school.
tmotigtl'1’ infinita variety of material ami work fiirni.l
right hip, (III*) H P connected. They Timber Land. Act June 3, 1878—
Miss Dickson is a popular young lady
store Eroula. Wmsi Carving. Stair Katia, Rabiater, and M.Wel p,,u
strived from my pasture in Twt.-ntile
S(.,„'|| .ml Tnrne«l Work, Hash. I»oor» »ml Blinda, Corner and B*ta m,,
and all wished her many returns of
Notice for Publication.
prairie. Whoever has watered and
the day. Those from abroad who
gii,|Tiir*>e>l Bahiater*. Door and Wimlow Frame«, Piilpit. ami p.w E ih I,
taken care of such cattle will please
rNITEI) STATES I.ANP OFF!^ j
Burl.h-ra* ,lard»«re. lami» and t hl, Moulding andfilaaa, I le, »u.,,,, |hj:
took part in the festivities are: Mr.
1
notify
me,
and
I
will
come
and
gel
L ikkvimw . O mkoo *, Jammr) - .
Kml'svse.1. lironml ami Cut lila.., Wall Paper, Furniture. «1, elí.
I
and Mrs. Bunch, Miss Anna Butler.
Notice
i»
lieteby
given
•!>«
.
them and will pay for feeding ami
Beat work ami material, ami tu the late.t ami moat approrrd
plianeewnhthepronsmnsfl '‘
Ben Loualcy ami Mr. Barrs of Fort i taking care of them.
{-11|1g,e»i.o(Jm>e3. 1*78- ’'l!" ’
Klamatli and Mr. Harris of Summer
II. N. WllITKLINK.
Let tor tlie sale of timl-er forni» ’
of Califorma. Oregon, Neva-la an
I Lake.
How often you Itear it remarked: I ’ states
Wa-dungto., Terutory ’ M e» sn-hM
Mr. Cragg, our genial profess >r, is ••It's only a cold,” ami a few days I tom. the Public Isiml M»tes by »
organizing a dramatic company and later leant that tlie man is on ills of bitfUid 4 |S‘>2, .<Hrah J-l,ur,‘*‘ul“’‘ (
LEADING
if'onX. Uh of Khm'«"1-.^
W. W. IIAZLN, Proprietor,
we may expect something good in bark witli pneumonia. This is of
j Ort-gun, Ima this -lay tBetl tn
the way of entertainment soon.
¡such common occurrence that a cold, lier sworn statement N-’-
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS. OREft
Mrs. Geo. W. Loosley has opened a j however slight, should not be disre- purchase of the SiVh -I.fo. •>! ’**‘",1‘
ko. 9, in Township No. 40 s., Iu»k
boarding house which is greatly ap­ I garded.
Horses boarded by day, week or
Chamberlain’«
Cough No 13 E W M„ »mi »'tUofler |m»4 to ■ •
Shop in Eastern Oregon.
preciated by the public.
Mr..
Livery• liny and Grain bought and sold.
Remedy count racts any tendency to­ show that the lami *>Uk’h’ > »m™
It always cures liable for its timl-er or stone t..»n ’•*
Reliable Waltham watch in 20-year ward pneumonia.
Passengers conveyed to all parts of Southern
C. C. MALTBY & SON, Props
pur|H>»e». »ml to e»t..
. and is pleasant to take.
Sold by .igricultiiral
her claim to »»id land l*-fore J- " ,l»m ami Northern California at the very lowest rates.
filled case, »12.00, at Van Valken- I Chit wood & Co.
* liter, I-. S. Commissioner, »1 Ik,nani».
The Maltby Saddle is Known burg’s.
Save money by making your home- Oregon, on Saturday, tlie it'll, day "l
Telephone Connection Between Stable and
1
stead,
timber and other filings witli Mav, 1903. Siie names as witnesses:
PERSONAL.
J
1*.
Ilamaker.
of
Honan«*,
Oregon.
and Recognized as the Best on
|C. II. Withrow, I’. S. Commissioner. S. W. Ilamaker, of Ronan*», Oregon. Linkville.
Wiliis Webber, <4 lfon»o«a, Oregon,
the Harket. C. C. Maltby has had C. A. Bunting came up from Mer-; Klamatli Falls, Oregon.
Join.
Driscoll, of IfoiwM,
Oregon.
TKKABl’ItEK’B N'-'TfCE.
Any ami all person» claiming adversely
41 years* experience In saddlery in stock countries. rill yesterday.
G.
W.
STEPHENSON
tlie al")Ve--lescril»s| lauda »re rispie»!
L. llessig of Fort Klamath was in
I
Ñutir» i» herein given lliat thru- ar.
e<l to tile their claim« in Ibi" office on
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
A T TORNEY-A T-Ul
town Saturday.
or before said ititi, day <4 May, l'»O.
(nuda IU tl.r Count» Treasury for lie
John Janssen of Swan Lake was at £;^r’OHiee in rooms formerly occupied
E. M. BRATTAlN. Keguler.
nsl.mi'lii’ii >1 div l.llowingco.ii.tv war.
Rrforriice t»v prrrniMta*
ranta prvUwtnl >•" ••••! prim to Nlar.li
the Falls Saturday.
Hank nnl Aitn
by Dr. Reames. I’hone 31.
19 1*9«. Interval uh »amv w ill <•»»•«• National
). C. WHirr.
r. L. WRIGHT.
I mi lik oí
Oregon
E. A. Presley of Bly is visiting his
(mm tina date I
Noa. s»2S. *• I,, *Vs,|.
Court
II ui» j
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
mother at Ashland.
s'7», Wit*. "i". «737. *s|H. M72I. MM HI.
M7M, FnBa. Or. Phone. Main lot
ssi.’i, A3tH HM5, H7 A, HM7'J,
Arthur Holden of Oregon City ar­
U jutkd S tat «** tasDOmcs,
Mî KM.
Oregon, Dt-ceinlier 2», 1«W. WU.SS4.1, 881«, i*‘Mia, AMI,
DRAKE & WALL*
DEALERS IN
rived here Tuesday.
«713.
nipt, iras, s !» ó . sTivt. s7tta,
GEO. H. MERRYMAN , Lakeview,
Notice i* hereby gixen th»t in o m- tifio. Midi. »7.W, 7.MO. *»'.H5, H7?M, M-S/41.
I. J. Straw of Picard was in town
Attorneys and Coun\ehnt
1 pliancy with the provision» of the act »1
(>alr<l at Klamath Falla. Oregon, thia
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
I Conare»» of June 3, 187*. entitled “An 4tll day of IS-crinls r. 11**2.
the fore part of the week.
rmrtirr in Hair and ftfal
! act for the sale of titnlx r land* in tlie
il. II. V**t VAi arvnt ao.
Henry Sehmohr of Swan lake was LINKVILLE HOTEL, ROOM 22. Mate* of California, Oregon, Nevada,
Mini I*, b. I 41.'I 1
r
Marble, Granite, Iron Fencing and General Contracting
County Trva»urvr.
and Washington Territory,” as extend
in town on business yesterday.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
in Stone Work. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Uni to all tlie Public iotnd States by act TIMBER I.AM». M l JI’NE.3. IH7H.
J. D. Dieckman of Dairy was doing
| of August 4, 1W2, James A. Carley, of
XUTK'E FOR ITBIJCATION.
ASHLAND, OREQON.
P. O. box 65. business at the Falls Tuesday.
i Plainview, County of Wabasha. State >4
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F. & A. M Minnesota, lias this dav tiled ill thiioffio
I XITFP STATES I.AXD OFFICE, »
Oscar Pfanstiehl of Bedfield was
i hia sworn statement No. 1717, for tlie
L kxvikw , OatuMix, Nov. 31, IW3. {
Meets Saturday night on or before purchase of tlie Lot 4 of Section No. I.
here the latter part of last week.
AGENT
Notice 1» hereby given limi in com­
1 in Township No. 37 S., Range No. 9. F.
the
full
moon.
Mrs. TV. W. Hazen has been visit-
pliance with the [r.-vi-i"ii» of the act of
.
W.
M..
and
»ill
offer
proof
to
*how
that
K y T aylok , ; the land sought i* more valuable for its C-ongreMof Ji.n, 3, 187*, entitled ■ An
W. T. S ihvk ,
ing in Ashland the past few weeks.
W. M. , timber or stone than for sgricultm'al act (or lite Mir of timber lamia in the
Sec.
Notary Public and Cor
During the Next Thirty Days to prepare for the N. S. Drew of Dairy was transact- i
! purjoscs, and to establish lii» claim to »talea of California, tiregun. Nevada,
KLAM Al II I ALLS,
ing business in Klamath Falls Satur-1
-aid land before J. W. Haniakar, E. s. and Washington Territory,” a» ex-
Largest and Finest stock of rtiillinery, ladies’ fur­ ! dav.
Commissioner, at Klamatli Falla. <>rv trn-lrd tn *11 tlie Public Limi Mat,-» by
•A
|)Al <H1ît R> Of
nishing goods, trimmings, etc., ever brought to
gon, on Saturday, tlie 4tb day of April. actol Augnai 4. i*-3, Robert II. Drew,
D. A. Presley of Bly was here yes­
1903. He names as »itiiesses: Joseph of Ashland, cvnntv id Ja>k»<m, stair
of
Oregon,
has
thi*
day
tile.1
It,
this
Klamath Fall.
C. Smith, of Klamatli Falls, <*regne;
terday on liis way home from a trip
Miw-t on the hr*t and tl*
Hiram H. Wescott, of Klamath Faile, office Ills •» urn statement No litio, for , day» «>f every mon'lt.
A
to
Ashland.
tlie
pinch**»
of
tin.
fo
of
Section
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE, MRSpr^?.VD
Oregon; Joseph G. Pierce, of Klamath,
■ !
No t" - Rang» flatllliiticn. N <• ;
Falls, Oregon; W. I.Smith, oi Klamath
Chas. Pattee, one of tlie leading
■ ■ r
and »ill offer pr.-d \ (J.; \ 11'
Falls, Oregon.
Any and all person* No. 7 E. W. M
citizens
of
Bly,
was
at
this
place
on
claiming adversely tlie alsive described to show that the land »».light is more Fountain, 'I r< a*ur< r.
cal activity and fires the ambition
Ar
lamia are requested to tile their claim» valuable for it* tio.lrer nr stone than
and energy of the numerous candi­ business this week.
in thi* office on or before said 4th dsy of for agricultural purpnar*. and to esitilo
J. O. HAMAKi
I.
F.
Davies,
tlie
flourishing
merch
­
dates. In view of the many aspi­
April, 1903.
lidi Ina dun, to ».,i.l lumi la-fore C.
ant
of
Dairy,
was
doing
business
at
E.
M.
B
uatt
.
u
m
,
Register.
II.
Hitlirow,
I
s.
Co|iiini"»|i>ner.
at
rants
for
the
congressional
shoes,
Published every Thursday by
U. S. Commissioner i
FOR THE
Klamath Full*. Orrgo«,, on Tuesday,
there promises to be no lack of inter­ the Falls Saturday.
th*
24th
day
of
March,
11*03.
Ilennmes
T1MBER LAND, AtTJl'NEJ. 1*7»,
Attorney.
HUSE & SON, rest or life in the contest.
Henry Parrish arrived Sunday from
»• witneMNi
Mary F. Tretrvn, of
CHOICEST MEATS
NOTICE I'OK PUBLICATION.
Do a General land l oot
E ditors and P roprietors .
Addami, Oregon ¡Ge<
W. Tn lrrn. ul
Ashland with a load of applicants for
ne»». .Surveying and C«e
DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP
government timber.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. I Aflhland, Or^on ; J, H Bailrv. of
nt Hi. a Specialty. All BualatM
FIBSC.IFT1OK KATU:
L arkvikw , G rkgos , January 2U, 1903. ( On g*.n ; Ji,«.«-|,|| |{
Frincb, Minn. Any air»«l nil
H. E. Momver, J. B. C. Taylor and
A Salem correspondent of the Ore­
Notice i* hereby given that in com­ claiming adyt'orly the* Aimvu firm*rilicd Attended to. Office In CH*
..»2 00
0a« year (in advance)....................
M.
E.
Loosley
of
Klamath
Agency
pliance with tlie provwion* of tire act <4 larnlfl are
gonian reports that there is doubt as
BONANZA. OREO*
(«»file* llirfr claim» I
None of the ani­
Uongreiti* of June 3, 187$, eutitle.l "Alt in thi« «»(fit * on or before *m»l 24tli dm
to the validity of the legislative act were Fails visitors Saturday.
1903
act for tlie »ale of limiter lan.ln in the oi Match, rm.
T hursday , march 12,
mal survivors of the
creating a prosecuting attorney dis­ John S. Shook of Dairy has return­
atates of California, Oregon. Nevada,
E. M. BB ATTAIN. IG-giMrr.
ami in Washington Territory," a» ex­
ed
home
after
his
two
months
’
so
­
trict
in
Klamath
and
Lake
counties
Deluge
are
slaugh
­
President Roosevelt is preparing to
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
State»
bv
Nolkc I or Publication.
journ at Salem and Ashland.
act of Augnat 4, 1892, tlie following per­
■ «oon take a trip to the Yellowstone and electing L. F. Conn to fill the
Proprietor of Freight I
tered and served to
office
until
1904.
The
following
ex
­
sona
have
this
day
filed
in
tliia
office
Chas.
Wilson
arrived
home
yester
­
Park and the Pacific Coast.
ffopartinrnt of tlie Interior i
their
sworn
statements
towit:
tracts from an article published in day from his trip to Arizona where
land Office at Ia«kevlew. Oregon, •
patrons.
No pre­
Fred Rts-lc,
I
Everything <!nn*«
Win. J. Bryan is still active, his Friday’s Oregonian, explains the he went to benefit his health.
February 14, |t«Kt.)
of Stayton, county of Marion, state of
Notice ia
I,y given ¡hat tin. (»>!•
historic specimens
i.eatnc»« and <l»ar«'-
latest advice being to urge the dem­ status of the case:
Oregon,
sworn
statement
No.
1725,
for
Thos. McCormack came up from
■ >»mg-n*m,~l »,.|t|,.r ),*« tiled noti-e of
the ittirehase of the SE*. NM '. Fi
ocrats to stick to the Kansas City
“Section 16 of article 5 of the con­ Keno Monday with the Mayflower
allowed on the block.
FW‘v, Sec, 2. ami NE'« NW\, Sac. j ’ lit» intention to make filial proof in tute
platform. Bryan has jnst enough in­ stitution provides, among other loaded with a cargo of lumber.
T. 37 8., R. 9 E„ W. M.
’ l«>rto()iia claim, and tliat »aid pr<H,l
All stock young, fat
»till* Made fofor.. J*a. If. Driacoll,
fluence left to facilitate the defeat of things, that when a vacancy exists in
Lafe Thomas,
UoantyClerk, nt Klnin»th Falla,Oregon,
II. E. Momyer and wife and Miss
of
Stayton,
county
o
f
Marion,
state
of
the democratic party.
any state office the appointment of
and tender. Thus,
Oregon, sworn statement No. 172« for «* March 2s. i!ai:i. via;
Beatty of Klamath Agency visited
GENERAL FREIGl
which is not vested in the Legislature,
Anton Etgner,
tin-purchase of tlie SW't. xpo \i ..
appetites for meat
IE E. No. 2t.ll, f„r ||„. Ni hj .; i sw ,
Senator Fulton has been duly sworn the vacancy shall be filled by the Gov­ here the fore part of the week.
NEfo.See.il, ami NW ’/ NW?
T Ù
”"1 XW'l NF'». Me.-. XI,
12, T. 37 8., R.9E„ W. jf|.
«’
fn as one of the U. S. senators from ernor. Under this section, it is
H. IL Fuller and family of Bonan­
Prompt and careful at*
may be gratified
ti i ii’" ’*'• "'•
l)’’ nan..-«
John F. Potter,
Oregon and is participating in the claimed by some that Conn’s election za arrived here Monday on a visit to
to all orders
Uie
Mlowing
witneea-a
V.
prove
Ide
of Lyons, county of Linn, state of Ore
without wearing out
extra session of the senate. Senators by the Legislature would not be legal. relatives, returning home today.
gon, sworn statement No. 1727 for tie- '•ontimiou. reeideo.-e U|»>n nod eulttva-
tmn .4Mid land, viz: Mike Eigner, of
piirchnseof the E't SF.fo SFW NF
Mitchell and Fulton are a strong On the other hand, since the Legisla­
Wm. Storm, an experienced butcher
the jaws.
Sec. 11, ami 8Wfo .NW >
L T
Merri , Oregon; <’|i»rl.-* Po.ilaen, <,(
team and will pull together for the ture filled the office at the same time of Ashland, arrived here Saturday
8., R.9E.. W. M.
*
' foil , tn,
Moot E. Ilutchiaon, <4
best interests of Oregon.
fT' /’fie-n; E. W. Gowen, of Klam-
William If. Swank,
it was created, it might also be con­ morning to fill a place in tlie Unecda
of Lyons, county of Lirin, state of Ore »th Fall*. Oregon.
Meat market.
gon eworn statement No. 1728, forth, ____ H M. HKATTAIN, R.giatcr.
The bill before the Minnesota tended that no vacancy existed.
Cleanliness and Go«
August Liskey, one of the prosper- j
“The question as to the legality of
Timber Culture, Final Proof. Notice
Tegislature to regulate kissing pro­
ous ranchers living in the vicinity of I
Guaranteed-
vides that no one shall indulge in the election would probadly not be
> co . ®oger Montgomery,
For Publication.
Dairy, was doing business at the
raised
in
court
unless
Mr.
Conn
o
Stayton,
county
oi
Manon,
state
o
(
4/so Agent for iöM
that exercise if affected with a Weak
Falls Friday and Saturday.
I xiTi n K tatrh L amo Orm r.l
I Oregon, swum statement No. 1729 f
heart or a contagious or infectious should file a criminal information
LANCASHIRE FIRElM‘
’he purchase of the sWfo, bee 12 t
I.Axrvirw,
O
iik / iox , F<-b, 9. H*K1 j
Postoffice Inspector Flavin arrived
37 S„ R. 0 E., W. M.
■’ "• s u,t",*i1’ llrr,-,’>' *iv,'n ’''“t !l»milton
disease. It is usually the one with a against some person without the case
READ IT THROUGH
being
investigated
by
a
grand
jury,
I i-at they w i|| offer r>rot,f tn
here
from Ashland yesterday morning
‘ ' 'J1 ''¡”l *d.'d notice of intention t<>
I that
Weak heart who does the most kiss-
t|,e ia.td fi,Jllgl,t i. m^i
For reliable lnf<>nnstlcJ
m«ke final proof before (!. II Withrow,
and in that case it is very probable to adjust affairs in the local postoffice ’Twould Spoil This Story to Tell It
Ing public lands go to J- J
tag-
for its timber and stone tl,.n , aluihl* KÌ.m.1i”’.'r".,.*"l"",r- Hl •'*"
in
that a demurrer to the information growing out of tlie late fire.
in the Headlines.
cultural ptirrtoses ami to establish tKi*
kar; get the benefit o! ’q
,,r,‘K',n- *>» Sutiirtliiy,
claim to salJ land Is fore Jas
' *,i the liti ' i a
To
use
an
eighteenth
century
rubi
ll"
l#y
1
."'
A
l
’
nl
’
.
""
experience.
Representative Williamson has would be filed, on the ground that
Chas. Sherman, who resides near
col], County Clerk at K'lu, A " ;
been getting acquainted with Wash- the Prosecuting Attorney was with­ Bonanza, is at Talent visiting his phrase, this Is an “o’er true tale.” Oregon, otf.Momlay the lKth't* “ 1"’ SI’ mi, j**’1’ !’Mo. 1!HM, for tlie
S;"i,,n No- ’-in Town- TIMBER LAND. ACT
out
authority.
'
M hv , 1903,
y’
181,1 d*y of »hinNo
Having
happened
in
a
small
Virginia
ihgtotT the last few weeks, and
-
w...
v.wz,
vv. UUVlUldHj
uncle,
Chas. W.
Sherman, WIKI
who re-
re-
NOTICE FOR I’l'ilUCH
fit- „ "W h’’ K"nti’ No. IO E., w. m .
a" ’ih’^ses; u- n
among other things finding suitable
“The act erecting the new Prose- cently arrived there from Nebraska, j town in the winter of 1902, it is a itJi'.h7
a
"
witne»»ea:
Henn
UNITED
STATES LAND!
bniitli, of Klamatli f all« n.
" • O. nuTr’f h"’ l’H'7-,’r' S'on; J. D. Diet k-
Quarters for himself and family dur­ cuting Attorney districts provides
R. 8. Moore and wife and Mrs. It I story very much of the present. Up ram Westcott of Klamath Ifoil’"1,1’ imr I,? ! H"y’ ”'"”'P-n; Ilt-nry Hlto-
l.AKRVIKW.
OllKOON 2>'J
ing the session next winter. He says that the term of office shall be four I. Hammond leave tomorrow for Tort- j to a short time ago Mrs. John E. liar- gon; Lafe Thomas, of SUvim. n °r*
N<-Ai''e i» hereby give* 1
m.nn
O( h"’
Fre.lll.Kk,
of
Mayton.
()r
,
‘
i
! mon, of Melfa Station, Va., had no
,,,lntOf Hairy, Oregon.
fie can secure accommodations at a years.”
pllnnce with the pr"'1i!.lt'’j
Montgomery, of Stayton <i-K ’ .Tr I
land where they expert to spend a
F-Rotten orLyoMf^’^'.^n _____
Congri-»* of Jilin- 3, 1878- 1 I
*<• M- B rattain , RegiMer.
hotel for $400 per month, but is puz-
personal
knowledge
of
tlie
rare
cura
­
iHQntli visiting relatives and friends.
AGENCY DOINGS-
act for the »»le of tioil*’ 'I
sled to know what he could do with %
tive properties of Chamberlain’s , "•a"ki "f Lyons, Oregon? ' " "1,a,n
"’AKfif UL CHILDREN
»I h I i - m of Ciiliforni«,
I
and h |]
<»1.»»
Judge Itamsby came up from Mer- Cough Remedy.
“
Last
January,
”
She rest of his salary.
ly tlie altove-d. st rih-i , “.‘'"K a lv*‘r»e-
'"r»"mo the two year old »nd Wnnhingtoii Territory I
March 11, 1903. I ri|| Monday. The Judge turned over
•
’
'Hofile
their
dam',
'''
n"
’
0
<--l to nil the Public M"111
Editors Republican: Not having thc ilffairs ()f (he ju*|ce
she say«,“my baby took a dreadful
T.
k -Mcphenmn, 59 N.
On the 4th Inst., Governor Cham­
or before said IHtlr dav of m ' *?iSSeon tiUnL?1"' Hi‘rrl»b,ir*- i’a-. would wt of Auguat 4, IH92,/1’«1
cold
and
at
one
time
I
feared
site
of Boiinnr.», County <>« *'*
berlain issued a writ ordering seen anything in your paper for Rome Merrill to his successor on Saturday
would have pneumonia, but one of my ---- ---------- ^¿MjbiArrALv. i(egiHer
Putt two or tlirco hour* In the of Oregon, Im» lhi»'l*y
filiat a special* election be held in this time from here, I *"' inform you having teslgned on account of many
seed wheat F0k SAL|;
sworn »taterneiit
neighbors told me how this remedy
other ,lut)ci4 w„ich
yp«rt<>f Hi,. n|ghti w|||(.f) m||de her
congressional district on Monday, that the Agency still exists.
inirrliHMe oi tin- FE1*
‘
had
cured
her
little
boy
and
I
began
Friends of Agent Applegate will be time.
moth? hi‘nl f°r her
Her 111 Townsliip No. 3* t*1-' "*!,
About, 10.000 pounds of m
June 1, for the purpose of electing a
giving
it
to
my
baby
at
once
and
it
seed
wheat
for
sale
r
..|i
,lllle
Jobn Alexander arrlv„d h
MomaV'’"'1"'1''1 th'“
»'«<1 Mild will offer proof t‘> ’ 1
successor to the late Congressman glad to know that word has been re-
land sought is more vn'1
soon cured her.
I heartily thank B"nne)l. aistut one o e°" A* K
here
that
he
will
be
retained
day
from
iSan
Fr;tn(
,
1)K
.
o
p
‘
Tongue. The sheriffs of the different
‘ c *JUth of ••no ,r’r,”lbl<’. »nd gave her half of tinilwr or stone |h|,a '? j
tlie manufacturers of Chamberlain’s Hlukcl bridge.
¡«pent three months. He brought
bounties will be duly notified and it as bonded superintendent.
Live/ -r- ,i‘ni,M’r|a|n’» Stomach and pnrpofw-a. and to estabI'JM
Cough Remedy for placing so great a
land before J-
' J
M it’s a bili<,iih alt.lr|( (
becomes their duty to notify judges
Mm, .1
*hlch quieted her «Kill
Hz E. Momver and wife returned back with him a fine thoroughbred cure within my reach.
Commissioner, at I’-’O1*11 J
I cannot berlam’s Stomach and Live T
nt election. The congressional cen­ borne from the city Tuesday, after an horse. Mr. Alexander reports that I
nlkhTth
"h" *lcpt ",c wh,'ln Friday» the 20t 1» <li»y 01 1
recommend it too highly or say too and a quick recovery )s M , r‘‘blet*
Sin- mimes ms w•’••'■’"‘Vhsl
tral committee is to meet today, and alisence of nearly two months. Their while In California he met many
Tab
t
TWO ,M,V*
lhe«o I c-
I hope all who sale by Chit wood
>11, of Bonaiiz», <lr ',"„.1
For
rravn flidttn
__ figuring
. . on coming to
* ' much in its favor.
Jo.
nominating contentions must be held FrinnHu
Bonanza, Or. ; Ja«. Il - M
she
is
'
T<
<
'
,
'
1
“
l
wr,,liine
nl.
cure
and
friends gave
them a u hotirfv
hearty tvn!/*niMn
welcome, people ...t,
who _ are
•
read this will try it and be convinced
HcethoK^^'teTLake'a
’
b 7 i ? 7"and
F"r
forty-five days before the election,
The snow is fast disappearing and Klamath county for investments” as 1 as 1 was.” For sale by Chitwood »V
za, Or.; L. D. Burk,
an,> Klam- 7 '-Itltwoorl 4 Co,
# Any ami nil |ier*on* cl»1*
a’h Falls MMtvenJr
dfcje call for an election revives politic we are looking forward to the ap- swn a*> the roads have improved.
■»Pbons at V#ri
tlie iiliove-desc.rlbed
*, VaJktnbur.j’b.
Onion seta at Btldwln's Hardware to file their claims in
STILL ON AT
THE BRICK STORE.
KLAMATH
FALLS PLANING Mm
Men’s Overshoes and Rubbers
Felts Now in Stock.
REAMES & JENNINGS,
Klamath Falls.
EXCI IANGI
SADDLE AND HARNESS
C. C. HROWt
Complete Line o! Harness and Riding Material.
t
Southern Oregon Marble Co.,
» All kinds of Cemetery Work,
C. H. WITH»
CLEARANCE SALE!
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
STATE LAM) »
ME
MARKET
W.
OF ALL KINDS.
J. B. MOO
j. n. noo
, before said 20th d»v 1111-”*
1
,E. M. BHATM*'