Klamath republican., November 22, 1900, Image 3

took place In Ashland Tuesday. Mr.
Hart row was a well anil favorably
known young man of this county and
leaven many warm friends who keenly
regret Ills untimely death. All will
heartily sympathize with the surviv­
ing relatives,
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ants thrown In. Hence, instt-ud of
Mount Ararat, It was tin- anteccd» nt
of Crater lake, , on which the ark
♦ ►
lan-l.-d after tlx- fri-slx-t of M-v*-r»l
thousand years B.
We would aug-
g<-»l that It was amidst the verdant
foliage and picturesque beauty of old i
I’rlnevllli* Journal: Messrs. Moore, Fort Klamath where Adam and Eve
two gentlemen from Minneapolis, •s t t!x- pace and Inaugurated sin by
pasM-iI through here Tueoday enroute surrounding som<- forbidden fruit—
to B*-nd. To a Journal reporter they probably vegetables In »he siiape of
Wtatiij thot they rrprcaenU-d a large turnips Instead of apples. Tills pre­
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huuiber of people wlio are looking to sumption Is suggested by ctimatic
Eaalej-ii < >t*-g**n for Itotneg and oppor­ conditions. Therefore. Babylon ami
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tunities fur Investment», and that If a few other Important towns were
their reports on tlx- pros|Mv-ts In thia strung along Williamson river, in­
Euphrates. Then,
country were favoraMe these people stead of tlx-
would come and settle here.
Sprugtir river should have I he place
II. W. Keesee, of this place, re­ of the Tigris In history. Klamath
cel veil a telegram last Friday ali- F alls doubtless succeeded to the old
nonm-lng tliat his son John, who waa sit«- of Jerusalem and Klamath river
Is-forc Hie federal grand jury at Port­ is in reality the river Jordan, and so
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land, charged with robbing the )x*st- on. All of Hu- ancient patriarchs
officc at Bonanza In this county, had aiidoth'-rs m mtionefl In I he .Scriptures
been discharged, the evidence Is-lng were Indians. That is about the
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' Insufficient bi warrant an Indictment. way the lirst Indian» of this county
Mr. K i - cm -<- says tils M>n will not re­ hail tlx- situation figured out, and is
it'
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turn to this county, but will remain a version of sacred history quite new
to
most
of
us.
with relative» in the iiortliejn pait ot
A. D*-ck< r, one of the present stage
the state.
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I Tlx- following young people will ■ »Iriveisorit of Klamath Falls, haa ha<i
represent tlx- ehanv-terslii (Hedraina, more years of experience In that line
••Hazel Ad.inis, " which Is to be given of employment than any man tn these
In
Houston's opera hbuxe bn parts. He has seen thirty-flra years
of almost continuous service as a
Thanksgiving evening, <«i« week fr/nn
tonight: Misses Maud Baldwin. »tap» driver, and for fourteen years,
- - - - - -- - Edith H um - and Greta Marple, and wlrti a few brief interruptions, ha»
at 7 n-ka last Thursday. The cause leave« a wlf<- ami several grown child­ Messrs. Chari*-» liols-rts, ('laud*- Dag- Ijcen engaged oil lines In this county.
of death w& cancer of the st «.much ren. lb- was a man of exceptional get, J. II. Jardine, Fred Houston ami That he is a reliable and desirable
liaatenrd by being thrown from n ci.tcrprlw and enjoyed the reapect of Chas. Gardner. Pn-scntation of the man for such trust, his experience
tHt'Hfl’AV. NOVEMUF.K M. It«». tiorae ut Ikuianz.i ulsml a month ago.
all w ho knew him.
play requires one hour and a half and testlties. l**-rhaps due in part to his
large, muscular physique and to his
llev. I. <|, Knott» urrlv<-d here
will Is- f*,llswcd by a dance.
Ashland
Tidings:
A.
J.
Wyland,
LOCAL NEWS
strong
force of character, he never
I Thursday evening on Ills return from an Indian War Veteran who tins
On Frlilav <>. A. Stearns, wboae
was
‘
-belli
up.’’ nor was there ever an
l-akevlew. Ilr will occupy Hie I‘rea­ ls*en living nt tlx- Noldlera* Home, ranch is situ tt<*d eight miles west of
Onr wrvk hence I» Tlwnkagl» Ing
byterian pulpit ut this place lm! II Itos* burg, a<liullt<-d then- from Ash­ here, brought uasamples of the big attempt to rob a stage of which he
day.
«lxmt the Holiday».
land, bus lx-*-n adjudged Insane by the 1» latts-s and beets he lias been raising. was tlx-driver. Whatever tbecause,
I.<-has wholly escaped such unfortu­
IL lb mg la» of Merrill wiu at lilis
The rain, «ad snow» of the [Kilt Douglas (Yimity court aud sent to the Tlie largest potato weighs four and
nate experiences. Besides, he has
place Friday.
*<---k have rendered the nstds muddy Asylum at Hulem. Ills mania waa a thr«-e-fourths pounds and th*-smallest
ix . ii exceptionally lucky In the mat
Jolm M««Mg "f lie» wick, Cal.,
and disagreeable for iravrl. The In­ suicidal tendency.
,one four pounds. The two beets tip ter of accident». Xside from break­
Hrr Saturday.
coming stag,» have necesaarlly been a
The work of replacing the old elec­ tbc scales at twelve and seventeen
ing one of bls arms in a tip-over on
tv II. Halley <»f Ukr'k»
few Itours later Ilian formerly.
tric light pules with new ones and pounds reapectIvely. It has been re­ llattisai mountain in Colorado, in
brrr Saturday
Lane county farm, rt report that preparing for the change from five are peatedly and conclusively proven that IMtl", he lias escaped injury and
Wm. Du of \*liland was at I III* llroalan fil<-s have apix anxl In their lights to fifty in, andeseent lights Is no county In Oregon or California can wrecks, and In all tils driving never
I*» Tuesday night.
wh-at n.-kts and promise to destroy progr.-sslng rapidly and will soon be equal Klamath in tbelnislness of rais­ lias seen a passenger on any of his
tliclr coming crop unto* some pre­ tlntahed. The change promlaca to lie ing Mg vegetables.
Ilia* Gmrotl of Fort Klamath
stages injured, lie began staging
In speaking of the ‘-floatability" of in Colorado in 1805 and from there
ventive in -a-mres can s>x>n be enforced. a very desirable Improvement and
a Falt» «l»itor Thursday.
i stone aud wood, Mr. Duffy calis at­ went to New Mexico in 1S6», coming
Jacksonville was the «erne of a t Ig sat hf utory to all.
Ji. M. Whitney of Merrill wm lit
I
Ashland
Tidings
of
Monday:
Mm tention to an Instance on the Des­ lu re als.ut fourteen years ago. ills
JolliHe ilion S iturd.iy < veiling over
Klamath Falla Thursday.
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C. W. <’iK-ringto.i, of Kslein, arrived chutes river some years ago when a j stages have upset a few times and he
.^Attorney J. W. Ilamakrr left late repi|till<-.in, vh-torles. Tliere
In Ashland, yesterday, anil will leave man trli-d to dam the stream by us­ lias often h.id to digout of snow banks
werr
flrrworks,
n
torch-light
proem-
Thurvt*' lost for Salr.n.
for Klatm»lh County, to-morrow. • • ing pumice stones, Of course these or mud heaps or master other hard­
alon
and
great
riithUNliiNm
generally.
Miu Ida Humphrey haa lately re-
floated away, Then he used sugar ships, but he lias always managed to
Medford ami tshland arc to have • W. W. Htnlth and wife of Bly,
tinned from Gazelle, Cal.
pine which sank tn the lxitt<>ni. emerge without damage, save on the
Klamath
County,
are
In
town
to
Mi
­
special leeturr course« Illi» winter by
Lnuu itorbcr of M.rrlla waa In town
Though the pine would have served oue occasion. Thus, it is seen that
llie
fisit
l>all
game.
They
came
up
Imported talent of nation il reputa­
tjA forv part of the week.
his purpose, the fact that he had he has an excellent record, which
tion. It i* a most worthy enterprise from Califurn la with the L'nlvcraily
struck a country when* rock floats and hopes to perpetuate to the end of
gt J. Huff and Chas. Ctnlmcli of on a mi NiM-of l»>! Ii pleasure and pro­ team.
Lake» lew were hen- Friday.
We witnessed the novelty of a man wood sinks l*-d him to peremptorily service as a stage driver.
fit.
jl 'X A.'AÍAÍ'AÍ'&Ai'Ai'A. AÍA.A.A.Ai Ai AiAiA. A AiAiA>
w. II. Mcflure and wife of |Sr
rlillng
along Main »tract In a boat mount bis horse and ride to other
The half » foot of snow which
Fml xleaiula-r. <<. B. Meamla-r ami
parts.
Valley were in town Tn- »lay.
the last few days brings vividly to
Willi* llarllii of Vr. U.i. l id., p.i - m *I Tuaaday afternoon. Itj view of the
Ac.urdlng to Ut*- P|lnevjlleJournal, mind thoughts of the big, refreshing
Rvfthrrlff Kerwhwr of |>*st rhrr thnuigh l>< r>* Saturday f <r Bonanza, rands being a» dry as mud, the sight
a healthy and lively Ixsini is in pro- blizzards, in which we joyously luxuri­
waa at Klamath Falla Muoday.
returning Bunday. Mcamber Bros, was »ill prising, and would have been
snect for Hie Deschutes country. A ated in Nebrask.i years ague We have
still
more
so.
had
the
Is
mt
not
been
"yaturil g w h.i* Ui*n discovered In arc proprlet'irN uf the l.*tlllng works
new
town calliti Pilot Butte has been a passiorl for blizzards the same as(
oonveyed
in
•
wagon
nml
tho
whole
W Jul tn in county. W tudilngton.
at Yreka.
drawn by a couple of able-bodied started on the Deschutes rfver at a preachers lun e a p-is >!<*n MR chickens
f. W. Jury an>1 (Ira, Manning <>r
Among tin- nuincroiM Imliiatrlc*
point sure to Is* tom hed by any of the or as some people have a passion for
hors- s.
FpMog lakr were in town Saturday,
that would return big profltsIn Klam­
sricr.il
prop**M-d railroads already sur- ts.lled dinners. We are pining for
Jarkannvllle 1» considering a propo­
lif, Chas* of Chase's ata! Ion ath Tall« Is n cheese ami butt-r fac­
veyed. It has a good site, excellent the real article again—a blizzard that
siti*
>n
for
refunding
at
a
lower
rate
of
•M a Klamath Fall* visitor Monday. tory. It would not only |my th**e
Intcrest the first scrlra of bonds, water power, Is near the source of the can stir the element» for miles up
K S. .Spark, aud soil of Bonanza wix* engnge h* It directly, lint ill! wlx* which were Issued to aid construction projected system of irrigating canals and Hit the air until it IS opaque with
•tr» Klamath Fall» ttaltora Monday. have milk t<* «11.
.of the Rogue River Valley r.illwuy. and has plenty of timber oil the one flying snow, tsirne everywhere on
A unInn TtianliMlvIng service will 1 The l»mda l»-nr S per cent, and It I n hand and rich agricultural land on the wings of a tierce, miring gale,—
Ps-parat Ion, fur the holiday» arc In
order. Christ maa will lie here in I k * held In the Prestivterlnn church thought they can be refunded at 5 the other. The new town Is now a blizzard that can build mountains,
Thursday. November 21*111. ut lu:3<) per cent or leas when they fall due 111 composed chiefly of tents, but sub­ one that can land the white product
aliout » month.
stantial buildings of logs or boards hi the cve-spuuts of Elysium and one
llloon lttgti.de, It. F. Cordell and a. m. E».-rvl>odv Invited. Further January.
are going up as rapidly as possible.
that ran stkk to Its job three days I
•1 M. Wiiison of ttcoKta. Wash., have announcements will l*c made In th<-
Tlie fisit bull teams of the univer­
chun
hm
S
il>l*ath.
without intermitting for rest or re­
been lirn- th*- {».aMt wrnk.
It
Isa
fact
perhaps
not
generally
sities of Oregon and California had a
M<Nsrs. W T. Coburn, I*. II. Briggs. -atm-nt Berkeley, Cal., last Saturday, known outside of this precinct that freshment. Years ago these specta-
The Infant child of Mr. and Mr».
A. K Austin of Merrill, tiled lau! I’. F. Johnson, < lias. Kappler, \lbcrt resulting In a score of 2 to 0 In favor in and around Klamath Falls are hot <-li-s made tliclr visits two or three
Successors to ALEX MARTIN & CO
Panknln an l.l C. \\T-l*-.< f Klamsth-iQ of Oregon. On tliclr return to Eu­ sulphur springs nowhere surpassed in times during a season in Nebraska as ,
Kdurday after a long llhieis.
regularly
as
the
circus*
«
in
the
sum-
<’al., alopp,-1 her** Tiirodny night en gene, Hie On-gon player» stopped al size, Intensity of h**nt nnd medicinal
Jt-lni Htauirr expect» to leave mia
.
route to Lake»lew where they go to, \shland and defeated the team of propertles. When railroads and en­ mer. A tdizzard usually held down
••»k.tma trip into California and
the
boards
three
or
four
days
and
If
prove up *>n tliclr timber claims.
that place in a game Monday by a terprising capital reach us. these
•<M go m far No.ith 4» I.oa Angrli lea.
springs will doubtless be utilized in the weather efrrk should curtail the
p. II. Benx-nt of Newaygo. Michi­ score of 21 to 0.
B> W. Marple left this morning for
many wavs, and among the rest, as duration of the engagement he was ¿9
gan, arrived hen- Sunday to tnsjux-l
AfW with F. I'. Groh» and daughters
Medford Mall: J. W. Manning and
health resorts, where the lame, the regarded as interposing 'Ills beak 4^
Hie timber of tillsMS'lhm. lie pr*il>-
*h*ig*i to Auburn, Calif., fur the
soil, Grover Clevelaml Manning, were halt and the blind and others more or without wairant orauthority. Thus.'
ably reprem-nls noiiic of the many
>lnU»r.
In Medford this work frotp Klamath
less distressingly afflicted can come ordinarily one could not complain that
eastern <apJfnllNtN who figure on In­
Falla. They were here paying a visit and have thclt ailments washed away. tlx* blizzard was ttxi transient and
MUm K.itf* Clophin w<*ut out to vesting In K'anmtli county pin**.
to Dr. 1‘lckcl and up**nbusiness. Tin*
Sunday for a couple of
Modern bat h houses would lx* built that he had not been given a suffl- «Sr
Ashland Tidings: Governor Geer son
,
is attending St. Mary's academy and the springs would gain widespread dent -ippartunity t have a good time. : 4 m
•**»»' visit «Kb the family of I. D.
Is In nvelpt of a letter from a citizen al
. Jacksonville. Mr. Manning was at
Applegate.
prominence as a source of both pleas­ But as years woreon and atinoapherlc .
of Alulxima «lx* Inqnlri« relative to , one time In the early days sheriff
V** It A. Hopkln», A . T. Ungrll
ure and health. Also they can be conditions changed, the blizzards
comlitloiM In Oregon, and * ivn there of Jackson County.
•»«.Alexander Zcvely of Ikmanza arrlv-
profitably used in nmneroiis business grow weaker with each recurrence and
Is going to lie quite a heavy Immigra­
timilly failed to recur at all. Then‘S®
?
Sul "r''-iy, visit Ing until Sun-
I. 1». Applegate was In town Tues­ undertakings.
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tion to tills coast from that region.
we had only common-place snow storms
day and Informed us that Illa son, Mo­
From nil reports comlitg from qur
E. 1». St rat foul of lloschiirg, form­ ray L. Applegate, who left here a few
and hope of t he annual blizzards, which
A good Stock of Hardware, Good goods
neighboring comity of Cruok on the
JH. Orr, brother of our towns- erly publisher of tlx- Plaindealer of
made our pericardium flutter and flap - ^9
Jmlge tirr, carni* in from Lan- that place, but who Is no'.v special month» <igo for the Philippines, hud north, that region In on tlfr Verge of
ht very reasonable prices. Not blacksmith­
reached Manila Octoljcr 12, Soon af­ a wonderful ls>.>inand, upbul)dlqg. apd with joyfi.1 anticipations, became
^lUev the flr.t )lf
wee k for n agent of the I'. S. land office, has ticcn
ter bls arrival he accepted u position next arnson willseea <femep(lf>uslntliix
ing supplies alone, but Everything generally
*^M»v»' sojourn.
In Klamath county tlil.i week on offi­ ns clerk and typewriter In a govern­
of
people,
energy
ami
capital.
That
i^ngr.-Minan Tongue leaves his cial business, arriving in the Falls on
kept in a Hardware Store, such as Shovels»
ment office at a »alary or 4 Hin per country Is as large as some of Hu-
'lll*>t>om i,..me on November 2»
for Tih-silay.
Forks, Hoes, Spades, Mops, Brooms
We have advices from an absolutely
month, with promises of advance- eastern states, »nd a great part of Its
City to be present at Lite
The reapporthuimcnt of the I'nltcd ment.
‘•that the Oregon 4 k
area
lias
hitherto
b-t'h
unsettled,
reliable
source.
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Tinware, Sheetiron ware, Carpenters
Pr*>lng of congress.
Slates for nieinliers of congress, as a
Captain Wainwright who liotlght Now. as one of the effects of general .Midland will lie c •nstnicte.l at an
A <Lnr-- and supper tire to Is* given
and flechartks’ Tools, Powder Shot
KIlilHcXt II
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result <>f tlx- late census, will add
prosperty, Crook is tube brought to early date, but that some unforeseen
r»*»<k.n shall at Merrill on Tm-s- eighteen uienils-rs to th it body. In horses for cavalry usein tills county
It
Is
to
have
a
great
Irrl-
,
inpediiiienls
have
arisen
that
will
the front. I
Shells and Wads.
b«li-,|'7,l"K "f
w"'k' Kv,'r.'’- the roiipportlonmeiit, Maine, Vilglulu, last winter, has been lately buying at gating ditch, capable of rendering proluibly cause :i delay of i-iiv
the u com-1
<» iii -i
Walla
Walla.
Wash.
He
is
reported
«117*11 *
“n'1 “
Kansas and Ncbniska will each lose a to have sal<) that he has bought for fertile and valuable several hundred iiiencenient of wotk upon 1 the lines
until the coming spring, bu* that
member.
the government since July, IS«!». In thousand Meres of land, now worthless
t»ne'TH llli,K'1 '‘H’’ •'.'''•'’’I lutve nr-
there is not a doubt of the road being
forwant
of
Irrigation.
Brtllroadsare
to
The most grievously nffllcted Individ­ Oregon, Washington mid Idaho, about
constructed oil the basis heretofore
•hl '
l",,l',uhr"Wi’ry at Lakeview
come
and
trltigwlth
themltitiiiinornble
ual In Medford is a man who Ims had 2,7oo horses and 250 mules, and Is
outlined. ”
Plrtr<|,P,r
,,H' P,l,nl
nineteen felons since last lieccuilier. now engaged In tilling an order for enterprises nnd settlers, and build tip
"pfih? "" rr ,,ly f"r bUM,n<*" ,n ,1"' Felons are won«* Hinn (lie seven-year 5oO more.
towns and business centers. We un-
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bacchlcr, photo­
Iderstand that Hie O. B. A N'. Co.,1
Itch while they Inst and may last as
Grant's Pat:» Milting Journal: A ! has n large corp» of surveyors row in grapher», will take negatives till next
long as the Inlier iieeordltig to the farmer In Southern Missouri recently
Sunday evening.
the Held, and that a line, of which
'’»«Ines. I. A ,lil'"’* *’l'l •'•» stis-k and Medford man's experience.
received Nome garden m*eds from the the objective point Is Klamath Falls, j Mackintoshes at Duffy's.
,ommiiv IM| ?" k
n" ,n'’"rl’"nitcd
Lakeview Examiner: The Port­ Department of Agriculture In an offi­ will Is- underconst ruction next spring,
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
..................... .. ..... .. land Telegram niivn the t'olumbln I cial envelope, on tile outside of wl Ich
Want eggs of unquestionable char­ t Both makers and circulator» «1
i Another line Is also heading south, is
counterfeit» commit fraud; iHmesl
10 a. hi. Sabbath School.
acter at Duffy’s.
"i entérmM1....... untiring Southern Ballroud has completed tlu* was printed the itsu il warning: probably to go to Lakeview, it- will
' men will not deceive ton intb buytrtg
preliminary survey for thermit« down '•Penalty for private use, 4300." He not I m * many years before all thlsi 11 a. tn. Preaching.
<*Pf m "k? h,”"‘ "‘‘w ",lv,,r‘ the Deschutes river, and that the immediately sent litem back, with a
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Will worthless conrttetfelt» of IteWlttM
fl’-I.O p. in. Endeavor, subject,
great Inland country, will have rail­
quickly
heal the worst burnsand scalds Witch Hasel Salve. The original la
road will be built Into Southern Ore­ letter to the effect that lie Itad not road communications with outside “I’raisC the Lord,”
and
rwif
leave a scar. It can be ap­ Infallible ftir cnrihg pile«, Injuries,
hl'«xc«n
l,,N '"W prices and gon, and dually to the eastern liorder used any of them and was not subject towns and markets,
7 >30 p. In,, Preaching, subject, plied to cut and raw surfaces with eczema arid sklit dlM-naes.
L. P ai »-
'-'•ent giHsI».
to any tine.
of tin* state.
prompt and s<M>thing effect. VSe It gk T t A Bom«, Kenb*
It 1» wild that the early Indians of ‘•Safely Only In Christ,”
A cordial invitation Id alt Choir for plies arid skin diseases. Ik-war* nf
Wlillatn II. Hartrow of Klamath I this county cherished the belief that
Jerome II. Ager one of the pioneers
’‘■•know.
S,<’V<' Curran,
worthless counterfeits. J. L. P4i>
When yoti Want prompt acting IlHfct
’»rwl nn,| .' “'’"«K **l<l set tier» of Ash- of Siskiyou county, who Inld out the' comity, aged 20 years, to months mid Klamath county eomprlwd the only meets Saturday night.
gett A S ons , Kono.
pills tint never grlpj ih W* De Witt ’«
and
original
holy
lands,
with
Hie
Leave
orders
for
Thanksgiving
Tur
­
21
days,
died
In
Ashland
of
Bright
’
s
town
of
Ager,
died
Oil
Wednesday
Hie
"N
Little Earlv Risers. J.L. PAWWTTif
• Mage line, waa burled 1 Ith Inst., I cing aged 71 years, lie disease on Monday last. Tbo funeral settlements of Noah and hl» descend keys at the R f . ithlkan office.
Rubbers st Dutfy’s,
F ons , Keno.
i
I
$10.00
f
$10.00
Only 8 more days of our Spe=
cial Sale of Men’s Suits and
Overcoats; $12, $14 and $15 val=
ues selling for this Month only
at $io.oo.
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ELECTRIC
CASH STORE
Hats
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
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The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
Fall Stock Now Arriving
L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
“THE BRICK STORE
Klamath Falls, Ciegon-
We carry a full line of
BOOTS, SHOES and RUB­
BER goods. Shoes fitted
to the feet.
REAMES & JENNINGS,
\iAb\h ÜAW a IAÙ ÜAlAtäto
New Hard-
ware Store,
Klamath Falls, Or.
THE OREGON MIDLANO RAILROAD
Air Tight Heaters, Stove Pipe and
Cooking Utensils«
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