Klamath republican., January 23, 1902, Image 2

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14 pounds sugar
7-cent beans......
7-cent prunes
25-ccnt can oysters.........
25-ccnt can peaches .....
25-ccnt can apricots.......
30-ccnt can Bartlet pears
30-ccnt can strawberries
15-cent can beans, three cans for......
15-cent can oysters, three cans for......
15-cent package egg noodles............. .
20-cent package coffee.........................
20-cent package H. A. pancake flour
60-cent tea
50-ccnt tea
40-ccnt tea
$1.00
.05
.05
.20
.20
25-ccnt co flee
.20
.20
.20
.35
.35
.10
.15
.15
.50
.40
.30
.20
Other Goods in Proportion.
THE DUFFY CO’S STORE
T. 11. MOORE,
l»<tu these true servant« of God be as
bread cast upon the waters, to I tie
gathered many days hence.
B ill J omks * B uy .
THE
ALTURAS TRIAL.
3 J
(San Francisco Call.)
7 At.TVK is. Jan. 13. Rage, hatred
T and excitement were the distingulsh-
7 Ing features In the Inal of James W.
7 Brown, lhe alleged lyncher. this
7 afternoon. Superior Judge Harring-
tf I ton, almost beside himself with In-
7 dignation over the course of counsel
7 for the defense. and seemingly on the
7 verge of a breakdown IwcauN»» of the
7 strain lie lias lieen under for the past
7 seven weeks, summarily ordered Wit-
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iiwwt’hinl Morris off lhe stand and
adjourned court without listening to
the protests Brown's attorneys were
attempting to make. The court was
picture or rage as he excoriated the
the counsel.
He declared he had
been driven almost to distraction by
the unprofessional conduct of the at-
terncys representing the alleged
lynchers, and that he was “sick and
tired of the whole business.” It was
expected that the examination of
i Morris would tie concluded today, but
the abrupt adjournment will result In
the young lyncher being recalled
when the session of court is resumed
on Monday. The case is likely to go
, to the jury next week.
The defense this morning resumed
the cross-examination of Witness
Morris. Spencer asked the witness
if his father when on his deathbed or
or at any time after the lynching,
i nau
had iuiiu
said: . “
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1 vuuni
could die liappv if ■ « 1
knew E. S. Trowbridge (the men had
the grocer .
Morris replied in lhe negative.
“On the night you met Mr. Raker
People who come West to look for
locations buy tickets to the farthest (one of the council for the defense) at
point possible for a common rate. Lookout, did you state that Jimmy-
Published ever, Thnraday by
They are not obliged to ride clear Boyd (one of the counsel for the pros­
through, if they shall find a place that ecution) had gone to your ranch and
suits them, but they have the privi­ told your uncle that if you went to
Enero us ikd P kofbiktobs .
lege of going to the farthest point, Alturas you would be shot, and tak­
and
purchasers of set tiers’ tickets ing you aside, warned you not to go
R-RKRimOM »ATIS:
to Alturas?” he was asked.
O.e rear (tn advance).................................. t-’ W want to get all they can for their
“I made that statement In sub-
money.
Instead
of
stopping
at
THURSDAY. JANUARY 23.
1902.
1902 '
Tacoma or Seattle, or even Portland. [ stance.
I told Boyd that I had
I they will buy a ticket to the farthest I nothing to fear; that 1 knew noil Ing
Last Tuesday Mexico suffered from point, which will be Ashland.
And [of the lynching and that 1 would go
an earthquake shock, which was
most of the people who buy tickets to Alturas.”
most severe at Chilpancingo, where
to Ashland will come into Western
The defense asked t lie Mme quest ion
many lives were lost and much prop­
Oregon and look for homes. For the . several times as to the different per­
erty destroyed.
First reports ap­
il rst time Western Oregon will have ■ «'ns present, and the prosecution ob-
proximated the dead at 300.
Many
the benefit of common-point passen- jected strongly. Judge Harrington
were killed in a church, where a ger rates, and it is likely to profit sustained objections to the questions,
crowd of worshipers had gathered.
from this movement more than any | The defense said it wanted to Im-
The walls and roof of the building other part of the Northwest.
> peach Morris, he having imide con-
fell.
“Much depends, however, on the 1 trarv statements in and out of court.
if j The court said:
non. J. N. Williamson of Prine­ welcome the visitors receive.
they find everybody bent on making! “It has been admitted time and
ville has announced bis candidacy for
the republican congressional nomina­ money out of them by what is vul-I time again that the witness had told
tion in the 2nd district to succeed garly known as ‘pulling their leg,’ j different parties that he knew nuth-
Congressman Moody. This announce­ Western Oregon will not only not Ing of the lynching.”
When Morns was asked whether he
ment puts a quietus on the talk that profit immediately from the influx of
hoineseekers, but will be cursed for | had not said that Hutton had stepped
he might aspire to the state secre­
taryship. Mr. Williamson was elect­ years by the victims of the ungene--1 out of Trowbridge’s store on the
ed to the state senate from this dis­ ous treatment. The visitors must be night of the lynching the court sus-
trict two years ago and has long heen treated with reasonable considers- tained an objection by the prosecu­
prominent and influential in state tion, and something should be done ‘ tion and uprising counsel began an
to make their visit pleasant.
They ; argument. Arising from the bench
politics.
should be squarely dealt with and on > the Judge remarked:
Public com-
“For God's sake, wear yourselves
Representative Tongue had a con­ a fair business basis.
ference with Secretary Hitchcock to­ mercial bodies in Western Oregon out, and I will take a seat near the
day, In which he vigorously protested could do much worse than make some stove.”
He suited his action to his words.
against the creation of a forest re­ preparations for receiving the visi­
The defense did not leave the quell-
serve in Southwestern Oregon, as tors and getting them interested in
proposed by the department. This the country.”
tion and the court said:
“Counsel is killing time.”
reserve, if created, would embrace a
BONANZA TALK
large section of Curry and Josephine
“We want to impeach the wit-
ness, ” said Raker.
“Suppose some
counties, and smaller portions of Coos
Dear Mr. Editor;
Since Pa and
and Douglas. Mr. Tongue says no Ma Jones had a “spat,” they both • one should say that your Honor and
»eserva is needed for the protection now refuse to whisper any of the I went to a hen roost—”
“Well
nt the water supply and to preserve
The court, interrupting:
secrets of our town; so I, Bill Jones’
1 doni
! you would get the chickens,
the rich timber lands of that section
boy will give you a short talk in re­
would work a great injury to the gard to the comings and goings, say­ pike them, and I’m sick of Modoc
i chickens.”
lumbering Interests. Mr. Tongue is
ings and doings of our citizens.
opposed to the general policy of ex­
“If I’d said possums I d been all
Fred Harpold made a business trip
,” retorted Raker.
tending reserves until the lieu land
law lias been repealed or radically to Merrill last Monday, returning
Harrington is a Southern gentle­
Tuesday.
man, and this remark angered him.
modified.—Oregonian.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ingersoll
‘•‘Raker—We desire, your Honor,
Klamath county will witness an Kilgore, a seven pound girl.
| to make an application to present
unusual influx of new settlers the
We are glad to see our old time : matters-----
■ext few months, notwithstanding friend, S. I). Whitmore, able to be
The court—You will not.
tl>e misrepresentations
of truth out breathing the pure air again,
Raker—We desire to prove that
butchers along the railroad, and after his illness from rheumatism.
the witness was under guard by men
many will see the wisdom of casting
Our town was flooded with Indians paid by the Attorney General s office.
their lots here and contributing to last Tuesday.
The quarantine Is j We will prove that by Deputy Sheriff
the general development, notwith­ raised and •they feel like birds re- Batchford-----
standing the damaging influence of leased from their cage.
The court—You will not.
Take
some shortsighted opponents to
“Uncle” John Nichols is seriously ^our
t,1T thls malter *•
growth and improvement in the
111 from La Grippe.
Dr. Johnson Is! 1 *,H not have ,L
sl,ut UP- Oen-
county. Here the new comer will attending him, but chances arc 1 tleu,cn ,,f tbc
take a recw“ un'
find a comfortable climate, elements
against him on account of his age
Monday. I am sick of the shame-
which insure good health and as
and a complication of other ailment*. rul tbln&M enacted here day after
favored a spot as there is on the
quite a number of our people are ■ da{’„
Coast for accumulating wealth.
We _
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All th s was said in an Impassioned
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need more people, energy, enterprise on the complaining list on account of ; voice accompanied
by wild gestures,
and capital,—the more, the better,—
and the Judge’s eyes flashed.
After
J. O. Ilamaker made a business lbc ret|r„„lent of the j
Iuker
to hasten growth.
trip to Lakeview last week.
arose and In a quiet voice asked to
WILL BENEFIT KLAMATH.
We are sorry to learn of the death presents matter of Importance to
The following paragraph published of Mrs. Dr.“ Demorest of Lakerlew, tJ>e court,
In Saturday's Oregonian shows the who died suddenly last Saturday “I will not listen to It," said the
court, but quiet being restored, Rak-
bright prospect for Immigration and morning.
A
goodly
number
of
our
citizens
are
er said:
the unprecedented advantage which
This morning I presented to your
will accrue to Klamath county, with attending court at the Falls this
i Honor habeas corpus papers in the
other Oregon points, by reason of the week.
The revival meetings at this place,
of eight men. The men are
common rate concession:
“The determination of the Harri­ under the leadership of Rev. Ketch- confined in jail and we desire that a
man lines to apply the new settlers' eson, assisted by Rev. Harblt of wr*1 ** made obtainable this after­
rates through Portland to points on Klamath Falls, have drawn to a noon.”
No, sir; 10 o’clock Monday morn-
lhe Southern Pacific as far south as close. Rev. Harbit made many and
Ashland will Inevitably bring much lasting friends during his brief stay i lnK>” “•‘f Judge Harrington,
Raker suggested quietly that It
travel to Oregon this year,” said a with us. He returns to bis home
prominent railroad man yesterday. followed by the prayers of the Christ- the hearing commenced at 0:30
“The northern lines must quote Ian people of our community, that o'clock the Brown case could proceed
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God will bless him in his ministerial at 10 o’clock.
W. MUSE & SON,
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OPERA HOUSE
E R. RUNES,
ALEX MARTIN JR I
Vice President.
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KLAMATH FALLS,
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FRIDAY, JAN’RY 24,
MOORE’S HOME COMPANY
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Collections Attended
to Promptly.
In the 4-Act Comedy-Drama,
“TRISS,”
KLAMATH
OR
"THE WAIF OF SACRAMENTO."
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Corresoondinci
Invited.
FALLS PLANING MILLS,
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
ALEX MARTIN
President.
Plans and Specifications Furni»hcd on All Kind« oi
Buildings and Contracting and Building
on the Installment Plan.
Among the inflnif«» variety <.( m*url«| ami work fiirnlahnl h, th.. <>111 «
Store Front«. IV.««I Carving, stair Hall», Uahiatrra ami N»w»| p«(, h,ac^„
•.. roll ami l nrnr.1 Work. Saab, l>«o» ami lllimla, Corner and Ha* Hlnrk, SaU
ami lurnr.1 Halualer». Ikair and Window Frame». I'ulplla and Few Ends Hhin.U.
| „ild. 1«' ,l»> Iware. Paint» slid <Hl. Moulding andGla*. Elevation« »mt I w . i . m '
Fiubiw«<«l. Ground and < ul Gla«a, Wall Paper, Furniture, etc., etc,
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|lc«l work »ml material, sod in Ibv latr»t and m<«t apnrovvd •(»Ira
liXClIANt'.E
S TABLES
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
EAST
END,
KLAMATH
FALLS. OREGON.
liorm'N boarded by day, wook or month.
-*■ ’VI j • ||av
(¡min bought mid Hold.
I’assettgerH com«•) <•<! to all purl* of .Southern Oregon
and Northern California at the very lowest rates.
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
l.inkville.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Ji'tMtK A nanias L ovkhiddy , (whois all that hl-«
name ImpheM
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H ank Joan.vN, (a 4f»er.)
Chas. R< berta
N at W kbheb , (a hero against his will.)
........ Fred L. Houston
J ack H amlin , (a gambler.)..............II. I’- Gslarneau
H allelujah B illy , (belongs to Salv.itIon Aron.)
...Al. P. McMillan
Z1BN ah G kimms , (prop’ietor of the roost.)
................................................................. Merl Houston
M ks . R obik , (motherof Tris».) i
Miss Prim, (a trifle deaf,)) Henrietta Gslarneau
S tsik S mith , (all learning.)..
Hertha Nickerson
T kiss . (the Waif.)..................
Pearl Ethier Moors
SYNOPSIS:
ACT L “Thero<«t." Nat’s return. The quar­
rel. What -»me out of a l>ecr hsrrel?
ACT II. Judge has the Jains. A real live Salva­
tion Army. Hank's opinion. The murder.
ACT III. Nat on trial for his life. Tris* finds a
mother “according to the statoots.” Jack II jiii II ii
guilty. Struggle for life. The »•scape.
ACT IV. The female seminary. Jack disgulaed
as a professor. Susie Smith smitten.
Billy as
head porter. Miss Prim with the “Shootin Iron.”
The Judge and Hank in store clothes. "High, Low,
Jack and the Game.”
Specialties by the Entire Company.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT CHITWOOD'S.
The court—I will not get up to
bear the matter. I said 10 o’clock.
Proceedings were instituted in the
cases of Fred Roberts, Harry Rob­
ert*, E. S. Trowbridge, Orin A
Trowbridge, James It. Myers Sr.,
It. L. Nicholls, Claud Marcus ami
J<»cph Leventon. These men were
not indicted by the graixi jury for
complicity in the Lookout lynching,
and they were arrested on tile com­
plaint of Mary Lorenz, a half-breed
daughter of Calvin Hall, one of the
victims of the moh.
The law pro­
vide* that the men be given a per-
limlnary bearing within two days
after arrest or be discharged or that
tiie preliminary hearing lie pwtponed
from day to day.
They have not
been accorded a prelhninrry hearing
and are still in jail, and counsel for
the defense has instituted halx-as
corpus proceedings for their rcleaw.
Don’t Live Together.
Constipation and health never go
together.
DeWitt's Little Early
Risers promote easy action of the
bowels without distress.
"I have
been troubled with costiveness nine
year», ” says J. O. Green, Depauw,
Ind. “1 have tried many remedies
but Little Early Risers give best re­
sult«.”
A Profitable Investment.
“I was troubled for aix»ut seven
years with my stomach and In tied
half my time,” »ay» E. Demick,
Somerville, Ind. “I spent about il,-
000 and never could get any thing to
help me until I trlid Kodol Dyspep­
sia Cure. I have taken a few tw»t-
tles and am entirely well.”
You
don’t live by what you eat, hut by
what you digest and aMlmllate.
If
your stomach doesn't digest your food
you are really starving. Kodol Dys­
pepsia Cure does the stomach’s work
by digesting the food. You don’t
have to diet. Eat all you want. Ko­
dol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles.
A full line of Buckingham and
Hecht boots and shoes -men’s and
ladies’—for winter wear at the Ex­
celsior, Dairy, Or.
Solke
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I or Publication.
Ik pAitiiHMit of tlir |n!rrl«*r. I .
1 aibl < ‘ftk v at
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IWrentw? II. IWH | 1
X«»tlrv
liere by gKrti tlmt the* fol»
lowing naiit«'«l •fitter him
n«»tlrf «»I
Ilia ttif* fitloii tn nirtlu' hiia)
th
|*»rt ill Ilin • telm. Ah»l Ihal »rtl«l pffMif
• ill l«r »»••!•’ twl*»rr J.<> llaniahrr, I*.
J. n. HOORE,
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M . Ik n K. Ilf hMhiu» ll»r I. I-
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t«> f»r»>Tr hi« ouitlhii
ou« nwt’lriMf u|K»n Mfnl <-tiliK4lion *>f
«•id land, vii J
J o*«»b IterteteMl« of
ILxiai /a <
; O. li htcwurt, of
I.Ar>|frll Valley, Oregon ; J#« Nl»l<»hf, «»I
luauttrll Valtey» Or«*|h>h • Itforgw lh «l. <»f
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Valtey, Orfgon
GENERAL FREIGHTER,
Prompt ami careful attvntioa
U> all older«
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E M. B hatt Alft, ICrgifttrr,
J. B. MOORE,
ICodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Proprietor of Freight Wagen. ,
Ev-rvtlilng »lone with
nestncM and <fi«natrh
HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
Digests what you cat.
J W. SIEMENS, Prop
Tlii« pr>q«ratlon contain« all of the
dig'«latit« and dlgi-ata a l kind* of
f««l It giro« instant roll, f and never
fall, to cure. It allow» y .u to eat all Geanliness and Good Work
ttie f«»l you wool. The rtK-t *cn»IUve
stomarhaian take it By Hsu«, many
Guaranteed.
thousands of dy»|w|>t
h >»••
A/so
Agent
for LONDON Ml
cured a fl« r rvrrytbmg < !■* fall«-'' H
1« unequal!*d for allstomuch trouble*.
LANCASHIRE HAE INS CO.
M. E. CHURCH.
ft can’t help
but do you
Sunday school, lo a. in.; Mrs. F.
T>.parol «11» br F.
lx« irr*IJ>AW Mo
K. Boyd, Supt.
Physician and Surftva,
All call« Answered Prowigtly (jgy
or Night.
Iteaslrm-e, one l.loch north >>| Klam.tS
Ilou»r
tutor un» hl«k «art A II
I'. M . hall.
(■|imtniM't<»iivr at |L»ii«noa,
on J«n-triFi ’/A |t<M, til:
Irnitii« W Hr«vAt|»w
II E !**•
litres
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4 and aNM| NH % Kor.
1 • D. REAMES, M. D.
llAtMittfl ILSOt Ft MS AM
■H m SI t».lli»i<"*S*toSi'« M**«tbrlBr .IM»
rKKACHtNG HKRVK'R*.
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Stafte Line.
First Sunday of each month, II a.
in. and 7:JO p. in.
Second Sunday of each month.
7:30 p. m.
Third Sunday of each month, II
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a. in and 7:30 p. in.
vf.iki-H daily trljM i-acli way by Bar­
N. J. II akiut . Pastor.
riti. Sala Springs, Shake, Pokcga-
Rublier hoot* with leather soles at
ma, (laigglng Camp,) Keno, to I
the Excelsior, Dairy, Or.
Klamath Fall*.
Meet on the first and third Tl>«r»-
days of every month, officers»*:
Dolly Cvrlitig«, V G.; Franc»» M
Irr. V
Hattie Hafcn, Sec.; f
M. Ilanimimd, Financial Set.; Alfia
< 'aalcl, T reusurer.
C. H. WITHROW,
aop . nt
STATE LAND BOARD.
NoUry Publk and Coa»»y«s*-
KI.AM Al If FALLS, O«E-
New stock of wall paper just re­
ceived at Baldwin's, the hardware Il Is the direct floc from Aslilsnd
I l:I I.-1 HE li ' Ntrril'B.
dealer.
mid .til Northwest Oregon to Klam­
ath Falls, Merrill, Bonansa, Illy
Notice is hrrehv giren
turnt«
in lire
the «-run.
conni» ■ • trr».ury
kw
Buckingham and Hecht Warenlon
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and Lakeview, and alwt Indian drmptlun
of the folloa ing count»
bools, k I kh - s and felts, at Excelsior,
Agem-y sod Ft. Klamath.
- - 1 on I »nd
rant«. prot«-«f<-.l
»ml |>ri<>»
prior In,-
Dairy, Oregon.
,.r,.«t < on •««•« »ill
14, tswft.
Intere»!
A#er-Lakeview
Stage Line.
s.
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M c N aughton , Prop.
Office: At the Telegraph
t
Leave Klan ah Falla <lally at
a. hi . and arrives l>y 6 p. in., and
inaU-s good connections with nil
n<irl h and south bound I rains at
Ashland. Daylight ride both way«.
Good Stock and Equip­
ment.
Careful Attention Oiven
Traveling Public.
No«.
from Ihi» list« : .......
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7MIS, 7H2W, 7 i <K2, 7H2S, 7*30.
SIM, *4«*. 7*
TA’tt, 7*-o. saw. i*’A.
HIM), N*i|rl, <H7W, St'«*. 7WS.
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Datel at Klamath 4»ll’.
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Slid day of January It»!.
II. II. VsAo««***
County TrM*r*\ I
Children t-.apectally *•«*•
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Burns, bruise* and ruW
tremcly painful mid if nrgl”'
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H- M. fi.UlRUT,
J. L. YAIM,
result In bloml poisoning.
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Office.
I'roprirlor. are cs|s« lally liable to *»’h
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Superintendent.
KLAMATH FALLS, OR.
bci'iiuse not so careful-
(D. I
Child Worth nilllons.
DeWitt’s Witch llmcl
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equalled. Drawsoul th«
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• My child is worth millions to
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Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot iuc,”Mays Mrs. Mary Bird of Harris­ the pain, s<xm heals th«
Spring«, Keno, Klamath Fall«, hairv burg, Pa, “yet I would have lost, her ware of counterfeits.
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pH,.». DeWitt'» Witch 11.^^ I
Bonanza, Bly ami laikeview .
by croup had I not purcliuscd a hot-
cured my bnbyuf ••«*«"»
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Daily from Lakeview to Blv, Bonanza 'leofOiie Minute Cough Cure.” One
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physicians
gave
her
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Iad
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airy, Klamath Fall«, Keno, Klamath Mlniifi- Cough Cure Is sure cure for
Hot Spring« ami Ager.
Mock, N.
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coughs, croup an<l throat nnd lung I James
“The sores were *' had »h
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Makes connection with all trains at | trouble». An nlmolulely wd* «mgh
The
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to
five
drcsH
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day?^
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Ager, Cal.
•'urn wiih-li acts hnmedlalely.
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! youngest child can Uke II with on-
() short’s Spring b»**
lire safety. The little ones like the rwf|. ,h),y art. ill« best! Prlw 1
taste an<l remember how often It per pound at the ranche._
Easy Coaches.
*"’lp<,<l them. Every family should
For News <><«•
Excellent Accommodations. •live a lM.itle of One Minute Cough I
iMvi Bull**1*’
Cure handy. At this season espec-j Read the San Franc*
'•fly it may Im needed suddenly.
Fifty c«nM P^ ""’nl,„'lnn M4!
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All kinds of syrups, dried fruit, i |arg(. ¿»-page
so’hiud Aii ?
Khl ,ramc
fresh
bam,
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hu
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oii
and
lar
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mid
sor-
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II u'
. •’ isiness eulrusterl lo us
will be expedited.
g’nini, at the Excelaor, Dnlry, <