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BARGAINS
That Never Fail To Bring Business:
14 pounds sugar
7-cCnt beans.....
7-cent. prunes
26-cont can oysters
25-cont can peaches .....
25-cent can apricots.......
’ » 30-cent can Bartlet pears
30-cent can strawberries
beans, three cans for
4 15-cent can
15-cont can oysters, three cans (or.
15-cent package egg noodles ...........
20-cent package coffee........................
20-cent package H. O. pancake Hour
4
60-cent tea
50-cent tea
40-cent tea
25-cent coffee
Other Goods in Proportion.
$1.00
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.05
4
.05 * ►
.20 ♦ .
.20
*•
.20
.20
.20
.35
4
.35
10
.15
.15
.50
.40 i
4
.30 4
.20 4
4
4
4
4
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THE DUFFY CO’S STORE
T. H. MOORE,
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
Published «very Thurvley by
W. HUSE & SON,
E ditors and P kofriktvrs .
•vsscairriojr satis :
Oa. year (In advance)...............................
THURSDAY,
t* <V
FEBRUARY 13. 1902.
The Oregonian now enjoys the lux
ury of a libel suit.
County Commis
sioner Mack of Portland wants «50,-
000 for alleged damages.
I
.
Rev. Ketciieson
returned from
Picard last Suturdav evening, preach
ed at lYx* Valley sch<x>l house Sunday
at 1 o’clock p. in. and In Bonanza in
the evening at 7:3'). A good crowd
him here, although tlie
tile weather was quite disagreeable.
:
faction to us four years ago that a
citizen of our county was nominated
and elected state treasurer.
C. S.
Moore has been a lifelong resident of
A. J. Lowerbaugh will leave Bo
our section of the state. By his en-1
nanza for San Francisco, Saturday.
terprise and uprightness in business,
February 15.
He will find perma
he won the esteem and conlidence of
nent employment, before sending for
our people. It gives us great pleas
his family. YVe are sorry to lose you,
ure to learn that he has made an I Jack, but will look for your return
efficient state treasurer, and that he
in less than a year.
is meeting no opposition for renomi
..
N. YV. Dumm Is on the sick list
nation. Of course, he will have the i
the
,hls
week' Rev. Ketcheson will wait
undivided support of our part of
on the young ladies of this cotnniu-
state."
nitv until his recovery.
FILINO ON BIO TRACTS OF LAND.
It Is reported that there is pori
tlvely no chance for the proposed
rheme to lease public land to be-
ime a law-. This will be welcome
•ws to small stockraisers who. it to
lieved, would suffer Injury from
•h a law.
l.ig midltlonal far«*.
Ho h.u» i li"l»:<*
oi nuilcs Iruu Portland without aildl«
tiomil oust, but Ills ticket mil Is- g'>"d
only wliile lie outillnues to bear in
ward Ills distui.itliui.
If !>«' shall
find a meullty tliat suits lilm exactly
tM'fure exhausting his Dcket, In* cun
aliandoii Ills ticket and stay tliere.
Tills arrangement 1» deemeil by
BONANZA WHISPERINGS.
; e very lx sly a great advantage foi tlie
Weather?
YVhy, yes, you
can Willamette valley and all of Wiwlern
have all kinds of weather crowde«! Oregon an uiivsutag1' ""’r
u,,.v
into one day In Klamath county.
! privilege of Oils kind that lias tssen
A. 1». Ilarpohi and nephew- have ( enjoyed heretofore. It puts Western
lx*en camping on Summit latke Mt. ' Oregon on Die same b;isis as Western
tliis week Its'klng after their Irrigat Waslilngtiyi, so far as Its transport.!
Don lines extend.
All tills tr.itllc
ing Interest there.
I’us.»-
David CYtmpbell of I .angel I Valley must jmss through lYnlland.
eng,*rs will have an opportunity t"
is seriously ill witli pneumonia. Dr.
Ixsaime sumvwli.it acquainted wltli
Johnson lias been called to attend tlie
tills city and Its trade faeillDes. mid
case.
wliile here tlicy can also learn much
1!. L. Clopton, one of our Bonanza
of Die country to tin* southward, get
merchants, purpoMes going to house
ting a general Idea af Die region to
keeping Marvil I, 1902.
Bertha says
i guide them In selecting tin' s|»'tx
site fully understands it.
Itliey will examine more cl«>M'ly.
The younger daughter of Mr. and
Many expressions of satisfaction
Mrs. K. Terwilliger met witli a pain witli Die new arrnngvments have
ful accident lari week, having fallen reached Die truffle department of the
from the sofa breaking her collar Southern Pacltie fm.n commercial
bone.
isxiiex and and business men in
Tlie Boninxa stores will close here- and of
lYirtland.
Tills
Is ac-
' after on Sunday at 1 o'click p. m. knowleged as "Die first move to give
sharp. This is a good move In tlie reeogiiltioii to Western Oregon is a
' right direction, but we believe In field for settlers," and as It came
tlie Dlsliman's policy—cut Die dog's unsolicited and largely as a surpriv,
tail off right behind tlie ears.
We it has won inticli favor for Die com
should not justify ourselvra in doing pany. The new settlers’ movement
tilings by halves. If it is a desecra- westward will begin llie Hist of
lion of tlte Sabbath to sell pxris all Mar.li.
day. It is equally w rong to tell gUMto
SPONGE FISHERS IN LUCK.
a half day. We hope the business
houses will take another step to
ward right and obedience to Die laws
of our land.
case. lie luis already been tin tile
rix'id under direct exaiinnalluii and
give lestliu ni damaging to Un* de
4»
feiiM*. It is undeniliHHi Di.n hl* tes
tlinouy in rebuttal will be dire ted
particularly at that given by Sam
IhitkH who was on the »land last
-* week for the defense.
The »pong« As he r Mr. along the <*•••«
of F'.orida ha«« been pu»h««l to the ut
most limit, until the annual »ale.
amount to KUX'.OOO.
a r.eenl r«-
port. Th« product ».Ila a. high a«
»1.50 a pound, which tnak«a the busi
ness most proAtable. Th««« ar« so
•ehooners in th« trade and th. buwne»«
is the staple of many of th. towns along
th« c->a.t of the »tate. Th« fl.herui«ii
ha«« brought th« basin«., to a high
stat« of perfection, and ths, are able
to make arge catche. in aeason. The
sponge ti.hing is doo« in deep water,
the lieat ap«ein.«ns of the large bath
sponges being obtained from SO feet
b«!<>«e th« surface. They are located
with a water glass and then piekf-d
with a long pole carrying on its end a
blade ilke the letter S. which cuts the
sponge loose with a twist, and then it
is brought to the surface, tf there is
luck; and. if not. and it gets away, it is
lost foreter. The men become eery
expert in th« business and they will
carry it on during high winds, >o«mg
eery few of the sponges.
No school this week since Tuesday
mx>n. Our teacher, J. G. Wight,
being one of the examining board,
necessitated his closing the school.
A number have gone from tliis part
All kinds of dry fpsris at the Ex
of Klamath county to take Die exam
celsior. A load just In. Dairy, Ore
ination; among the number -ire Chas.
gon.
Zevrly, Stella Campbell, Ella Bussy
Rubber IsMtls with leather soles nt
and Robert Zevely.
B ill J uris .
the Excelsior. Dairv. Or.
NI'IICI
E R. REAMES.
Vice Fresident.
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Collections Attended
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J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
Orvii«ui.
,
n,.. Rimi <"iite-ian’ bovmit;
« Plan« and Specifications Furnished on All Kind
proo-r «th.lo't. tile.l '
'7„u
Buildings and Contracting and Building *'
Ll brll.lmt. «l'Kl«
.In« ililigeiu«1 |» ir .’"»I ’•'''_* j
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on the Installment Plan.
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Among tlie Infinito variety >>l matrrlal ami work fiirm.I.H
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ool«'r«*l «lui <111«'* ■
giii'ii l'V .lue iiii’l l"'*r* 1 |.ul.ii,ali"ii.
Store krouta, W.ssl Carving, Stair Raila, Heluvirra anil k,»,! p.,.,*
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tlS.
Itrnister.
E M. .-
Hctiill and Turiiml Work, Sa»h, lha.ra amt lllu.ila, «'orner an.I |'.aM m
HA RltY It DI t:Y. iie«el"*r.
and Turur<l llaliiaiar«. Ihs.r ami W Indo» I ram««, Piilpna ahl| p,.w
' S
Itnlldvra' Hardware, l'amia ami «»I, Moul.lmg and < .laa- • I'-'atbu,, J .?/**]
cm «cri
M. f
Fliits»ae«l, timiiml and Cut Glaaa, Wall |*a|»r, Furniture < t. , i, '
F
Heal work ami material, ami in Dm latrai am) m.«t apprmid (tria,
Sunday -■ti«"»l. lo a. m ; Mrs.
E. Bool. Supl.
I'UKA« III!««« »««iVli t*.
First Sunday of each month, II *•
m. ami * :J0 p- m-
Second Sunday
of
c.u-li
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
month,
7:710 p. m.
Third Sunday of eai-li month. Il
a. m and 7:30 p. m.
N. J. II ntiuT l*a»t"r.
S LAIiLES
EXCE1ANGK
EAST
END,
KLAMATH
FALLS, OREGON
Livery
llorMi'N b«>iir«lr<l by «lay, week or 6u
llav titii! (¡ruin Itought uml sold.
|
FOR SALE.
I'uHM’iigeru ciiiivcye«! to all parth of Soutlicrn ( tm
Ninety feet front on Main and Northern Califorttiu ut th«« very loui-q rate».
Telephone Connection Between Stable and id
street.
No better busi
ness lots in town.
Call Linkville.
at this office.
Call at the ItKi’i ui.« i* "ffi'”
for
I f
ORDER TO SHOW < \t »K.
I). REAMES, MH
In the County «'».uri o« Dir State of'
lirrgiiii, for til*- Count i of Khiniiitli
Phy »k Inn a'd Surja, |
In Die mat 1er of Dir guardlitiiidilp
All Calls Answered ProeipC'J
OP
LIGHT: of Siiiuiiel storta. >« spendthrift.
or Night.
I
BANNER
It a|>|x-i«ring ti. Dii» Court from Dir
ms otnur io< ss «i twnia WORDl D«Y”T1D TV petition ibi» d.ty presentisi and tiled Iteshli li. r olir I !,» k north it ) m
llouw
i'll..rune tUsk mi71
by II. T Ati'lvrvon, Dir guardian of
t . A\ hall
Spiritual Philosophy.
Die person ami estate of Samuel
Storla, a spendthrift. praying for an
order of »ale <<f eettaln r.al raíate be
ASt'LD WEEKLY
longing to ».«Id want
It I« herví»»
At X04 Dartmouth 5lr««t. Boston. ..nlrred, tli.it It»«* next kin of Do* Mild
ward and all persona tntervated In Ute
M*u.,
said estate, ap|s-ar before tills Court
RV
..n _*«t fi .! i - ’ F< I-t ■ ' » \ I ’ IMS
BissKi.or iK.urrt Hitsnis'u < owrxsv lit 10 0*1*1'a'k a. tn., at the I'.Hirt
Riont of t lu» Court, at Du- t ourt
H
l> Htaarrr. toiroa
II oiim - In tl.e Collii! » of KUmslli
Dim amt flier«’ t<> »Inn* catiM* why an I
T1IK !I*X>*KR io a
FtoMlly N»w.
order atiould not la* granted for the
I»ai*r «>i nuMt foto w- a«' r*«.«« • ’»utaining »»p
g»r<b t»l n ih tv < i » luw
or iut»m«»fi»u <’»<• I*
aalc of aneli real calate, rlewrihed a»
«irai «TtVB ar»DiNu embrartttg % l.itrrafy l*r
follows F-i»t hull of m.»thwr»t <|Unr
pa ri turni. Krp«»et» «»! HuifHual t,«M-t«if*<. t»»l
Priyrntor <</ Frtyht Mrjf
Minai ►’.•••»• spiritual
|*hi i««»« i*bt<al ati»l ter ami lots ..nr anal two, Rn-tlon I**.
Mclonlirtc. f.'lliortal Ih-parin»« t»» wbirh tfrat«
Tl> |0 8
R 10 I
i*' K i n".if It
upnt> •piftiual ami wu»at •»•»»•; «pifil M»«
/
•age l>rparlm»n« , Krp««rl» •! rtpiyltua! !*>»«■
aa.unty, firi’g’ui.
And It is further
Kvwy « thing 'luffr
J
iinmrn» an4 «'«»ntrlbutlui»» by Ih» muol taleut
urali-r.-ai, Dmt Dita order aliali Is* pule
r«i writrr« Ih thè authl. ole . eie
hVAtfiro« Rf»«| dlOpHcb I
llalieal Hirer »i|eie»slir wreka. III lite
ry.HM* or m iv »< HirrtoN. in a P vam < r Riamaili Republican.
IVr Veer
•«’ «•>
Daini lilla 2«lb alar of January,
mu Month«
I
1002.
L. F. WiLI.11*.
Tbftc Muni h»
Mptotoloign rapirà m » k »I he*
County Jmlgv.
i
lini* Job work.
j. n. nooRi
(Lakeview Examiner.)
C. M. Idieman of Portland. reprc-
«
senting the Oregon Development
c
Company of that city, was at the
n
United States land office in Lakeview-
tM
last Friday and Saturday and paid
au
into that office »1.086 on land tilings.
’he republican state central com-
Tlie land filed on was 67,000 acres
ee met in Portland last Saturday-
TEN DAY’S STOPOVER AT EACH
of desert land taken under the Carey
New stock of will; paper just rr-
decided to bold the republican
STATION.
Act. It is a part of the million
ceived at Baldwin’s, tin* hardware
convention at Portland, April
acres given by the United States to
dealer.
t w.is recommended that prima-
(Oregonian.)
AbniTliKifYTV publish»««! at twenty tlvr
the State of Oregon with the under
3 held March 22 and county con
General Freight and
Passenger
Buckingham and Hecht Warenton renia • line, w iti» dlM7«>uuta h«r «pa* «• ai»«l lima
standing that the same be reclaimed.
ns March 29.
Congressional
Agent Miller, of tlie Southern I*aci- boots, sliocs and felts, at Excelsior.
Il was accepted with that stipula
Banner of Light Publishing Company
ition for the Second district
fic, yesterday issued a circular letter Dairy, Oregon.
tion. The land lies in Southwestern
51 so ntihli»»»«-« an*l kvr|«a f.»r ••!«• •( w ha I e«« la
held at Portland April 1.
i to the Eastern agents of the com-
I
aid ! H«*íal a «"i’ii « i- a *«ftu • nt «»f AfHrltvai
Crook and Northern Klamath coun
FOR TRADÌ
Praffraaalta.
ttafermatary an4 Tia»«Ila»»«*»♦»•
pany, notifying them that tickets to
H*.oK «
»
- «
. Ituan TI mom »
view Examiner:
The Che- ties, in the Lakeview land district.
phy
A
elmi««®
y
ih«*l<»gv MygKvw tc
Ihr
Western Oregon points bought al
Uke
I hare 10 acres of fruit land at •4 fipllbc < «(*■< P»y
I« «« fit IPV-« ..II •ppIWaUrin
Post says that Thos. H. Ton The Oregon Development
Cotn-
Am IwMik pubi I •hr.t in England ««r Dtirtim
the settlers' rates, wiii lx* in effect in Ashland which will trade for Klam
vote against the Arid Land l pany made application to the State
not «Mil ut pritil, will br »atii by u>aii •«» ri
March and April, will entitle the ath Falls unimproved lots or acreage.
goc wtH
that "be gives as the cause of Oregon to reclaim this land, and
holders to »topover privellges at all Address or ca1'< i,
Nifi ««d
I. A. Drrrv,
in-support of the measure will take a lien on the land for the
stations south of Portland, within
Klamath Falls.
frrftois n
BO YEAR«'
hat moneys accruing from money invested in the reclamation
EXPERIENCE
the final destination of the tickets.
thè »c*r •>
!
at
the
rate
of
6
per
cent.
Tlie
con-
f lands in Oregon will be
NAILS! NAILS! 5s PER KEG.
That is, Die passenger from tlie East
fbc wde c
■> promote irrigation pro- ! tract price for reclamation work is
appltcd t
holding a ticket to Ashland (which
Stci‘1 Cut Nail*, to citine them out,
ther states."
The Post *970,000. and a Minneapolis syndi
will cowl him no more than a ticket 50 kegs, at *5 per keg.
jeetk *• c
will advance
the
money.
e mentionen mother good cate
UBI. T. BALDWIN.
to Portland), will have tlie right to
mlght hav
t Mr. Tongue has in his ! The Oregon Development Company
The Hardware Ih-aler.
stop off ten days at any station be
rea.*«« tha
T rack M aras
I
that is, that the money ; will have a canal 57 miles long and
Otatana
wriffii, and
tween Portland and Ashland, or ten
A full line of grrw-eries.
Patent
CORYRlOHTt AC.
im the lease of the public 50 feet wide, a foot fall to the mil»*.
accrdlng tn
days each at every station between medicines of all kinds <*n-ugh to
Arvo«» •*vnMnf a efexch and deecr’rii. ri rnar
qt»!< Ulf nmwr’ »ir» « ur «»• mt. n frw«
an
> be used as a reclamation | to take water out of tlie Dewhutes
these two Oregon points.
in vent l’-n tu |•r<•l»a»>ly pr.lwntablw ( >.v»>m«rti«-a
domain U u
kill
you
if
sick,
make
you
sick
If
not,
ID.t.e ff rirflf < "r,n<!«mf K ffandlw II <x> I'aiwnl«
Examiner is satisfied that river to irrigate this body of land.
••nt fr*«i <»M«at Brf«»»!'’» f-<r •«>«’ir.nf paiantf.
!wl. Tbe
Tliis arrangement will be effected continually on hand at the Excelsior,
Palanca tahwn thmuah Munti A < <*. r««w1v«
This is a great undertaking and
inquitous leasing bill
n rtut, wwhoul chary. In tba
when thè
by tlie Southern Pacific Company, Dairy, Or.
The 67,-
passage in the House will no doubt be a success.
coinè« up Cor
taking up at Portland the coupon for
. Tongue will be on the ; 000 acres of arid land will be made to
The laut Heard Of It.
fhat Th««- H
passage from Portland to Ashland
A hnndanmrlr llhi«fra(*«1 waahlf. |j»r*r«l rtr-
etilati«'*» «if anr art*f»titf«* )"(»niai. Tvrme |1 a
ind justice, and against blossom as the rose by the reclama
ride nf righi.
»»•Rf . f >tir nmntha, |L th44 by all nww••!•«• .are
and issuing in Its stead an exchange
"My little boy took Die croup one
of the wealthy cattie tion process. Near the same land, ,
Uic n -I icuic •
3CIBro«4a«v.
I check, good for the same trip, but
night and Mxm grew so bad you '
ant the entire range, farther north, one man has made
Branch Office, ©S F Ft., Waahmat«m f C.
barimi«, wbo *
' not limited to an unbroken ride.
could hear him breathe all over file
ndustry in the West application for 400,000 acres of arid
tliat thè beri, i
! The passenger will have the privil
I house," says F. D. Ranolds, Marsh-
Nubscrlbe f«»r Rttruiu.ii an .
The reclamation of land under the same conditions, but
may be killed.
ege of staying ten days in Portland
field, O. •‘We feared he would die,
«oo«l thing and some it is probable that such a large Ixxiy
arid landa 1* a 1
if he shall choose, then for example,
but a few doses of One Minute Cough
tie found to reclaim will not be contracted for, as the
meana should
going to Oregon City and stopping off
Cure quickly relieved him and he
Carey act provides for not more than
italic
irrigation
works,
aald landa by p<
for another ten days, passing thence
went to sleep. That Is Die last we
»ney raised by leasing 100,000 acres to be transferred to any
but not frmn m<
I to Woodburn for anot her stay of ten
heard of the croup.
Now isn't a
which
would
rob
the
one
man,
Ann,
or
corporation.
Stage Line.
thè public land»
I days, and so on along the line. If li-
cough cure like that valuable?" One
tnd
poor
farmer
of
! shall prefer to go over either of the
amali stockman i
THE MODOC TRIAL.
Minute cough cure is ahnolutely safe
hi!» righi to extei
West Side lines, that will be per
and ;u'ts iinmwliately.
For coughs,
The San Francisco Call of Monday mitted, and be may join the main
< INTERVIEWED.
colds,
croup,
grip,
bronchitis
and all
JUDGE BENSOi
publishes a letter from Alturas, Cal., i line again at Albany and continue
other throat and lung troubles it Is a
Monday’s Oregon- in relation to the long drawn out I on by such stages as he may choose
In an article in
certain cure. Very pleasant to take.
3 politics, appears trial of the Modoc lynchers. It says: to his destination.
The privilege j The little ones like It.
Ian regarding st»*
view with Judge
There is much speculation here as will also lx? extended to the Wood
Office: At the Telegraph
the following Intel
Saved Him From Torture.
to bow long the Brown trial will last. burn-Natron brand).
i Falls:
Benson of Klaniall
Benson, of Klam- The rumor gains considerable cred i
In order to guard against ticket
Judge Henry L-
There Is no more agonizing trouble
week,
ie
city
this
ence
to-day
that
tlie
defense
would
seal
pl ng the passenger will be requir
ath Falls, was In 11
than piles.
The constant, itching
KLAMATH FALLS. OR.
In speaking to spring a surprise by announcing ed t«» deposit his ticket with Die
visiting his family.
ami burning make life Intolerable.
rrespondent
con-
within
the
next
day
of
two
that
it
station
agent
at
any
point
where
he
The Oregonian tr>
No position is comfortable. Tlie tor
corning the p«»H»i< al situation in rested its case, but a person very may stop off to examine the country. ture la unceasing.
DeWitt’s Witch
Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot
Klamath county, J» 'ge Benson said: close to the counsel for the defense Tlie agent will give a receipt for it. Hazel Salves cures piles at om e. For
Kprmg.. Kell(,. Klmi.Hth Falls, Drir.,
"There has been b ut little political stated that It would take at least a Upon surrender of the receipt within skin diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, all bonanza, Bly and Lakeview.
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talk In Klamath c*«ui it.Y yet, and only week longer for Raker and Spencer ten days from Die date of it the kinds <>f wounds It is unequaled.
J.
local matters are disc us sed. Our peo- to introduce ail of their testimony. agent will return Die ticket to the S. Derail, St. Paul,
Daily from Lakeview to Ulv, llonsmui
Ark., i says:
in the contest It Is also reporter! that at least forty passenger, who may then use It as
me take more inters , lathe
‘•From DM5 I suffered with the pro- Dairy, Marnati. Fall«, Keim, Klamath
Hot Cprings and Ager.
for county offie«* Ur. n they do in more witnesses will be placed on I lie lx<fore, repeating the operation as trudlng, lileedlng piles and could
I find
Late matters. We realise that we stand by the defense.
Several new many times as there are stations
nothing to help me until I used I >e-
Mak«« connection with all train, al
Intervening between Die passenger Witts Witch Hazel Salve.
Have hut small infiuenee h> the mak- witnesses arrived today.
A few Ager, Cai,
General Post will request tliat and bis final destination.
At the boxes completely cured <«>« ”
Ing of a state ticket, and, therefore,
me.
Be-
we wait until tlW populous counties Frank Tetreau, a Bedding business same time lie may go through with ware of counterfeits.
have brought otrl and developed tlie man, who stopped at Myers’ Hotel out stopping off at all, If he shall
strength the various candidal«. on the night of May 30 last, lx* placed desire to do so.
Buy O. Short's Spring Lake
Easy Coaches.
Of course, t he pass
tm>s;
they are the best; price 2
Then we take our rholee from among on the stand in rebuttal out of regu enger will be required to keep going
Excellent Accommodations.
per pound at the ranche,
thane tb»« «eem to *** Io the race. lar order to permit hlin to return to toward ills destinat ion all Die time.
his
business
which
has
been
neglect
He cannot go to Corvallis and then
By ourselres we are not able to take
A full line of Buckingham and
the initiative with a view to de ed since tlie lynching, on account of return to Portland and take a fresh Hecht brx.ts and shoes—men’s and
Tetreau living detained here a great start over tlie Yamhill division oi ladies'—for winter wear at the Ex- «oíi?.ual‘f,,r¿i,7|,r,”R ,*",i
manding anything.
.ited. A l '■u-mcKH «i;triiM,.,| lo l|R
I soli
••Jt was a source of groat sail»- er part of the time to testify in the the main cast side line, without pay- cclslor, Dairy. Oi,
will be expedited,
Scientific American.
MUNN 4 Co.
J. B. MOORI
HOTEL BARBER Si
j w. Siems, ft*
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Stage Line.
and Good «
Guaranteed.
4/'.o Àçerrt for LOW*
LAMCflSHIUE FIRE IHÌ Ci
Makes dally trips each way by Ftar-
DAI Oliri.RSOI UIBH'
ten, St.la Springs. Shake, I’okcga
ma, (Logging Camp.) krno, t"
Mri-t '.n tile llml an«l Unrfl
K lanini h Fulls.
.lava of every tiwn'b. ••’i
I Silly rrrllng*. ' ’’ *
J
iht
j
Il Is rh<- direct line from Ashland lev \ '
M.
Hau
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nd.
Flnawi**
!<:
ami all Northwest <>r«*gi«i to Klam
<*aslcl, Tnwsurvr.
ath Falls. Merrill. ItiHianxa. Illy
ami Lakvrlrw, and also Indian
Agency ami Ft. Klamath.
C. H. WITHSO»)
I
AUENT
—
I-eave Klamath Falls dally at
a. nt. and arrives by 5 p-
makes good connect inns with
north and south limmd trains
Ashland. Daylight ride both w
New fork Good Stock and Equip
Ager-Lakeview
Cleanliness
ment.
Careful Attention Given
Traveling Public.
K. M. GARRfTT,
SopfriktfnJtot.
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STATE U«
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lavorile Nearly livery where.
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Tiny
Office.
All kinds of syrups, dried fruit.
fresi) bam, bacon ami lard and I sor-
ghum, nt. Du* Kxcclaor, Dairy, , or.
Kodj
Dyspepsia «>
dlgesLiiii* •l'l,nBWnD*l"íd
Ï.HKi. l"'!,,,H»ll0”^j
•*l have lately I m - cii much troubled f ills to cun■ 1 Tliei'1(*lJ
wit li dyspepsia. Iielclilng and sour stomachs e»”1 (|,.p*i''11’ J
stomach," writes M. N. Mead, Icad-
Ing piiarmaclat of Alth*is>ro, Mass.
••I could eat. hardly anything with-
My
out. suffering several hours,
clerk suggested I try Kodol Dyspep
sia (’tin* which I did with most hap
py results. 1 have no more trouble
.- N«»»«*1"* vj
f or N**"
I
and wlien one can go to eating mince
candy
and
nuts
after
pie, cheese,
such a time, their digestion must I h *
pretty goo«l. I Indorse |< odol Dys-
You don’t
pcpsla Cure heart lly."
I >ys-
K<xlol
overload the stomach.
food.
pcpsla Cure digests your
Clerk's Wise Suggestion.
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