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*MMTH REPUBLICAN
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Is divided mto Mtvetal rooms, with i
PERSONAL.
a targe sky light, etc., and all clatau -
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at«ly and elegantly linlsli.-d.
Tlth.
1.1'2
A.
J W. Davies of Bly was here Hun-
• Htiddistiuumt will be presided over
by bls daughter, Miss M..ud Baldwin, day.
LOCAL news
A. E. I.ook of Dairy Sundayed
wltose »uperlor accomplishment» In
the urt of photography are well here.
Hanks and R- K. lluttsaker known.
U. A. Bunting of Bly was In- •• litis
i
rttudiiupervM« for thia
Nee the mJ vert htelncnl of tile ex- week.
pterliH'l-
Alex Anderson of Bly arrived here
curalon to la-given on Upper KI in
H C (¡rao-a ht» iM-' n elected JIIK-
Sunday.
alii
lake
by
A
C.
Griffith
Jun«
ai.
,.„uf Ilf P"«1« ror i-'"“*"1'’ P“"
Tilt- excuridonlit» will 1<-Uve here •Ill
(’has. Dre< was in-re from hairy
,,<T Ro«*®*
___ - Iti
Hatton -
rlnct
n II ,,atton
thiit day tind return the dpy follow- : Tuesday.
AgbUiid has the primped of smur- lug. At Odessa, where a posloffice
.4-
D. G. Brown of Crystal was In
. llf, wisilrn mill. An Illinois man lias lately Is-en cstubllshed, a darn ing
4’
town Tuesday.
*14^ to move bls p'ant «her*.
[ phtlform will la-ereet.-d, and music
Lorain <tla-ni'hain ••aine lip from
o |(. Iluekniaii. « resident of Aslt- will ta- furiiinited by the Klamath
Biswh
k Monday.
1 nd ^r twelve years, died there I-alls band. All |M-oplo need rccre-
<••-•>. Chase was In from ( 'hasi-'s
|lrt Titunsluy. nge'l 10 years.
ntlon «H-caslomilly, and the coining
A l^iirHclal rain fell In till» »••••- cxi utsloii .HT oh I h an excellent optxtr- stat Ion Itud Friday.
Geo. I/Hislcy of Klamath Agency
Hua Saturday- H «» worth thou»-, tunity, od.sha promis. •H to I m * a
mgjgxf dollar« to the trope of the popular resort for tourists und pleas was here tills Week.
ure-M-ekers (I Is summer.
W. E. Conner was In from I Ili» Lone
ctui»«y-
In Jackson county the democrats
Ahliland llcconl: J. H. Rayburn 1 Rock ranch Sunday.
r|n-t«sl nil "f ’h'rir nominee» for coun was killed Instantly y. sierdsy » even-1 J. T. Bradley of Lorella
A
SEWING
ty officers exeeplliig recorder mid Ing at II o'cl ck at it point la-tween I Falls visitor Saturday.
Gold Hill and Hie gravel pit near I
MACHINES
itxte xciiator.
Poppli-ton of Wichita, Kits.,
9
Rentetnlier the sortable to la- given lliitl town by Is-lng struck try a nmv-1 arrived here Monday.
b) tlte l,rr'>hytcrtan Y. I’. S. C. E. Ing train, Rayburn was a peddler I C. C. ('tinnlngliani of Ft. Klamath
are the best that
In Hmmtoii’s opera h«ma- tomorrow of paperweights, mantle pi» Iece •tlllll- 1 arrived here Tuesday.
mechanical
niciits. not tuns, etc., ami was In Ash
nigh« Everybody la Invited.
skill can pro
(’apt. O. ('. Applegate came down
4*
Attorney Browers, who recently land a few days ago. He was camped from Klamath Agency Tuesday.
duce, and at an
at
the
point
named
and
had
his
horse
iotatted here, coming from Astorta,
honest price,
Rev. W. II. P<-p|s-r started Tues
l,w fitted up an office in the building stalked out feeding on the grass day morning for ills home at
fully warranted
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0(j. G. I'ien’e, tv'1*» Main street alongside the railroad track. A n the Bidwell, Calif.
for ten years.
train came thundering along he
front the <ourl house.
Mr. Yeager, poMtinaster at Pokeg-
For sale by
it K reported that the nillls, crossed Hu- trick to M-eure Ills dog auia, hits ta-en at Klamath Fails
and
was
Jumping
back
when
the
cow-
the
fKlortet» sn<l lumber yards of
lie failed to business this week.
bugtr Pine Door A Lninta-r Co., catcher caught linn.
Martha Cardwell and L. R. Card-
fifftmyed by lire at Granta.Puss last Judge the s|»wd of the train and
death came to him Instantly.
Cor well arrived here from Central Point
week, will I* rebuilt.
oner K. B. Pick«) Is holding an In- the (list of the week.
County Su|x rlntcndcnt DeLap will
I quest over the remains today.
Miss Lillie Arnold of Gold Hill
ronduct » •'»cal teacher»' Inst Hute nt
arrived In-rc on Wednesday of last
Ashland Tidings: J. Frank Ad
H oiuiim lune 2<> and 21.
The pro
week en route to Merrill.
gram, wlticli ha» been prepurod, will ams, the well known horse dealer and
Ill v. N. J. Harblt has been quite
Irrlgnt
loiiist
of
Klamath
county,
be puNlabed next week.
til the past week, but Is now- improv
came
in
from
Merrill
yesterday
with
Now that the elect Ion la over pco-
ing and able to be about town.
pls will forget politics for twu years a drove of Hit horses, which he had
Maj. High and wife departed Sat
and selfie down to business and to sold to J. M. D.ivldson. The latter
Is tile tepres-'lllatlve «if till- Mioci-ne urday for Ashland. They expect to
promoting the growth and devulop-
A. o. \J. W. BUILDING,
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Ditch Co., of Nome, Alaska, and will return here lit about two weeks.
tnent of Klamath county.
4-
.-»hip tin- horses north txsluy for
A.
Kershner,
J.
(
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Ferguson,
A.
KLAMATH
FALLS,
OREGON.
♦Js
An appropriate program has Irecn
Nome, where they will ta- worked Rytoi and J. Jorv came in from their I
v»?
prepared for Children'» day at the
on lite ditch lit« company I n con- Lost river ranches Monday to vole.
V
Presbyterian chureit next Sunday
striutlng there. With tin- horses
Dan Drlscxtll and Jasper Bennett
morning. A general Invitation is
PERFUMERY,
will go harm-sK, scrapcis and other came in from Bonanza Tuesday
¡4*
«tended to both young and old to
material which was tatught I11 San morning to bring the election re-
AND
at tend.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Fr.ini'isco, and the entire cost of the turns.
Tw<> freight trains had a colllalon ■-qulpim-nt will represent an outlay
Rev. J. B. Stark of Paisley depart-
In Cow creek canyon on th« Soul Item • if alsiut $7,000. Mr. Adams, who
SOAPS AND SPONGES
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Monday evening fur Riverside,
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Pacific <»tt Wednesday of last week. lias Is-en using tin- horses In the con
Both engines were wrecked.
Nome st met Ion <>f th»- Little Klamath Calif., where he has gone to visit
i
relatives.
n( tb« «mplot«« war.- «lightly injured, (||I(.hi nM.(.|V(s| front $80 to »100 per
J. F. Adams of Merrill arrived I
v.
but none scrlouHly.
In-art for tin- .mltnals In I lie aale.
here Monday on his return from Ash-
CHITWOOD
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Judge Itamsby of Merrill was nt
i
Port laud Telegram: Silver Lake
the Fatls Tuewlay. lie waa clc«-tcd Is an eastern Oregon town whose peo land where lie went last week w Itb
Justice at Merrill by a good majority ple have nut celebrated Christmas for a lot of hors - h .
P. S. LiMisley was down from Ft.
»nd proinltw-a to prc«ldc over tin- sewn years, acSordlng to Z. M.
v -I* 4*;?
i
Fresh confectionary, nuts, etc., Oregon, has this (I hv filed in this office
lier sworn statement No. 349, for the
office with dignity, and Impartially Brown, a Crook county stockman. Klamath yesterday with 1200 pounds etc.
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I >l I I •, Co.
purchase of the N'W'4 of Section No. 27.
of choice cheese which he sold to
enforce the laws of th« precinct.
wb<> has Just returned from that part
Big line new clothing, suits $M.I 00 in Township No. 32 S.. Range No. 7'..
liM-al merchants.
E. W. M., and will offer proof to show
Mr. Mitchell, th- freighter, wan of Lake county. An expensive mon
to $13.oo
D uffy Co.
that the land sought is more valuable
Chas. C. Chitwood arrived Sunday
taken sick on Ills way Imine from ument standing In the village ceme
for
its timls-r or stone than for agri
Subscribe for RF.fl lll.tcAN
from
Ashland
and
cxp<-cts
to
remain
.
cultural
purposes, and to establish her
Ager last week and »Ince tli.-n Il is tery. lie s.iis. tells bow 45 residents
to said land Irefore the county
only been able U* In» alxitlt town of Silver Lake met a horrible death here permanently', lie will be assocl- TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE::, 1878.— claim
clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, al
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lie at I rib- by flic through the upsetting of a ateil with Ills brother in the drug
with th« aid uf a can».
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.) 25th day of July, 1902. She names as
Ulcs Ills Ilin--as to son 1 ■ entitled •••ml oil lamp at a Christmas-tree fest business.
L akkvikw , Oi.rsaix, May 12, 1902.) witnesses: Linsy C. Sisemore. of Fort
A. ('. Griffith and wife, and Messrs.
tn.-at which In* ate.
ival wven years ago. That number
Notice
is hereby given that in com Klamath, Oregon; Anna O. Sisemore,
W» are requested I m a tn mn-« that of |w-rsons taken out of a small com Jones, Hanson. Klddler. Owens and pliance with the provisions of the act of of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Sarali .1.
Rodkey, of Fort Klamath, Oregon;
lilt bwiineM m«n <d litis pl.tee have munity leaves vacancies iji the homes Bryan and Miss Courtright came Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An Chris Weiss, of Fort Klamath, Oregon.
act for the rale of timlier lands in the Any and all |>ersons claiming adversely
down
on
the
steamer
Saturday
from
de«id«d to <*«1«br:itc th - Fourth on a I bat will not I m - tilled in this genera
states of California. Oregon, Nevada, the above-descrila-d lands are teqttet»!-
big acai»-ix-re ami that the nect-Kimry lion. Silver Like will not permit a Odessa, formerly known as the Pop- ami Washington Territory,” as extend ed to tile their claims in this office
ed to all the Public Land States l-v on or before the said 2fitl> day of July,
commit tee will tusm be appointed and saloon license Io lie lulled since that lars.
act of August 4. 1892. William O. Hill,
Miss
Wm.
Spcnct
and
daughter.
absolutely
so
II
I
k
til;!
one
■•vent,
commence active preparations.
I.«t
of Fort Klamath. Comity of Klam IMS.
E. M. Bi:vrritx. Register.
•II unite In nuking tin- celebration a ••dry" town In the state. A drunken Irene, who have been stopping at ath, State of • tregon, lias this day tiled in
I
this
otfice
his
sworn
statement
No.
348,
TIM
BEK
LAND,
ACT J UNE 3. 1878,
Tolo.
and
Mrs.
Ida
Conklin
of Med-
man uvri turned the lamp Christmas
grand succonk .
tor tlie pureliase of the E'.j of I-.1. » of
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
ford,
left
Monday
to
spend
the
I
sit
lu
a
tragedy
Section No. 21. in Township No. 32 S..
The races at Bonanza l.tst Thttnt- eve, 1895, that resulted in
Mrs. ll.
I
M. Range No. 7'.. E. W. M.. and will
day and Friday were attended bv one which caused a thrill of horror to liter at Pelican Bay.
UNITED STATES LANDOFFICE. )
pr,s»f to show that the land
Bunch accompanied them, going to. offer
I.tKKVtEW, GKEiiox, Maj 12. 1902. i j
sought is more valuable for its limber
<>f th» largest crowds that ever pass over the entire northwest amt
her son at Ft. Klamath. Ashland or stone than for agricultural purposes,
cast
the
county
of
Lake
Into
deepest
Notice
is hereby given that in coni- |
gathered together In the county.
and to establish his claim to said land plianee with the provisions of the act oi
Record.
Th<-r» were m > many In attendance gloom.
l^.forc tile county clerk of Klamath Congress of June 3, 1878, entitle»! “An |
Rev. Mr. Shields leaves next Sun county, Oregon, • I Klamath Falls, Ore act lor the sale of timber lands in the
that Bonanza's accent modal Iona were
The Klamath Falls school closed
day
evening for a trip to Ills old gon. oti Fri lay, the 2-»th »lay of July, states of California. Oregon. Nevada. |
hardly sufficient. The race« were its year's work last week and gave
1992. He names as wi'nesses: Linsy ami Washington Territory,” as ex-
interesting and all had a good time. its ••onimenccment program In the home in Pennsylvania. lie will be C. Sisemore, of Fort Klamath. Oregon : temleil to all the I'uhlic Land .State» by
joined in San Francisco bv his wife Anita O. Sisetmtr»*, »*f Fort Klamath, aut of August 4, 1892. Linsy C. Sisemore,
Though It cannot be known posi ••per» house Thursday evening when
Sarah J. R»*ikev.of Fort Klam of Fort Klamath, County oi Klamath,
who has been under medical treat Oregon;
ath. Oregon; Chris Weiss, of Fort State of Oregon, has thisdav tiled in this
tively until the rettult I* officially the honor of graduation was con ferns)
Mr. Fountain ment there. They will be absent Klamath. Oregon. Any and all persons otliee Ids sworn statement No. 34H, for
canvaaaed, It is concluded from re on Ray Fountain.
the purchase of the NE'4. of Section No
alMitil six weeks, and then return to »•luiming adversely. V’t-
ports that the proposit Ion to cstal»- presented an oration on "The Evolu
,nfiv ' I jiik I m arv request rd to file tjivir^ claims 25, in To« nsliip No. 32 S.. Range No.
Klamath
Fall»
to
locale
pt>rmanet
• ’ in this office on or before said 2 »th day 7U. E. W. M. ami will offer proof to
llah a high w-hmd In this county has tion of Government," which showed
slion that the land sought is more val
1902.
depth of thought and
MEOFottt». O ke ., May, 23. 1902. of Julv,
carried by a big majority.
This val ..... .
’ E. M. BRATTAIX, Register.
uable for its timber or stone titan for
Stockmen: I have one line Jack,
agricnltiiral purposes, ami to establish
uable educational entcrprlae will do careful preparation. R. I. llain-
much to »tlmtilate the growth of I mend, in iH-ltalf “ of - the » board, bc- maltec, |Kist four, long body, heavy Timber lutnd. Act June 3, 1878— his rlaint to sai»l laml la-fore the county
Cemetery Work of all KÌM» d
clerk of Klamath county. Oregon, at
Notice for Publication.
I stowed the iiniiii I diploma.
Other iHines. Kentucky blood, tine traveler,
Specialty.
Ail wdrk ówbràirtMdj
this town and county.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the
Shop
Opposite
New Fee« Stable.
i feature» of the entertainment were well broke. 1 brought him from Los
25th
»lay
of
July,
1902.
He
names
as
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.)
C. C. ChitwiMKi has resigned It I n
songs, recitations and drills, intcr- Angeles county, Cal., to Medford
L akkvikw , O rkoos , May 12, 1902.) witnesses: William O. Hili, of Fort
Klamath, Oregon; Artie Bill, of Fort
position In the Red Cross drttg store Igpersed with music by the orchestra. ; Jackson county, over 900 miles, in
Notice is hereby given that, in com Klamath, Oregon ; »Satali J. Rislltey, of
and will leave shortly for Klamath All of the participants displayed tai- 24 days; is in good shape for season. pliance with the provisions of the act of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Chris Weiss, oi
(’»ingress of June 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any ami all
Falls, where he will engage tn the ,»nt nod good training, and not only
Will sell or trade for mules.
act for the sale of tiuilier lands in the persons claiming adversely the alxive
drug business witli a brother. While ' refil l ted credit on themselves but on
states of California, On-gon. Nevada and deserilred lamia are requested to tile
S ami Et. CittfE.
Washington Territory," ns extended to tlieir claims in this office on or before
Mr. Cltltwood's sojourn In this city (be ...... hers Who had them in -barge.
all the Public Lain! States by net of said 25:h »lav of .Inlv. 1902.
The Klamath E'ounty Live stbek
lias been brief he has mad« many 1
MARRIED-
There was genuine merit In every
\11gust 4. 1892, AnnaO. Sisemore, of
E. M. BRATT A IN. Register.
Association
will pay tHfe aboie rb-
warm friends In Marehfield, who will part of the program and the large
Fort Klamath, county <f Klamath,
The marriage of Mr. Claud IL state of Oregon, has this day filed iji TIMI’.ER LAND, ACT JUNE.I. 1878.—
ward for the »arrest ahff WHHction <4
regret his departure. — Mantbflcld audience showed appreci.H ion by close
Daggett to Miss Floy IL Seliallock this office her sworn statement. No. 347,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
any person or perkbtik fbbhd guilty nf
Hun.
! attention and frequent applause. The i took place Sunday at the residence of for th« pur. has»- of the S', sW„ NE'„
stealing of rtiteHhg the mark» o?
SWL and NW'4 SE'4 of Section No.
UNITED STATES LAN D OFFICE.
Of those elected to county offiic»-s opera house was tastefully decorated
brands of atiy stock belonging to an^
the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. IL 25. in Township No. 32 S„ Range No.
L
akeview , O hkoon . May 12, 1002.
member of this association.
from the two ticket» It, Is consoling for the occnslon with foliage and
F. Hchallock.
Both are popular 7'., E. W. M., ami «ill offer proof to
Notice is hereby given that ill com
Address ('has. Hoftoti, President;
show that the land sought is more valu plianee
txt see that voters have reposed In the flowers, Both pupils and teachers
with the provisions of lite set of
young people and have a best of able for its timber or stone than for ag-
bi J. O. I Lintaker, Secretary.
June 3,1878. entitled "An
republican» their two most important deserve congratulation and praise friends and well-wishers.
' rienltural purposes, ami to establish her CongreNHof
for the sale of timber lands in the
and responsible trusts that, of handl for t lie successful manner In which
claim to said land liefore the county act
<>f California, Oregon, Nevada,
¡clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at states
A Real Friend.
ing the county's money and that of die entertainment "its carried, am)
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the anil Washington Territory." its ex
tended to all the 1’iiblic Land States by
presiding over th« county's myster for Hu- forward strides made in their
28th -lav of July. 1992. She names as act
of August 1. 189S, Howard c. Cun-
•*1 suffered from dyspepsia
witnesses: William O. IhlII, o For ninghtnn,
ious dead. This »hows that people educational work during the past
Fort Klamath, county of 1
»,
Klamath. Oregon ; A the Hill. of b«»rt Klamath, of
indigest
Ion
for
fifteen
years.
state of Oregon, has this »lay
nrc not slow to vote right when nine months.
Klamath. Oregon; Sarah J .Rodkey. oi
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks. N. Fort Klamath. On-gon; Chris Weiss, o tile»! in litis office his sworn statement
filling offices that cut, much figure.
No. 350, for file purchase of the W'_.
C. “After 1 had tried many doctors Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any ami all SW'
DEATH OF MR5. DURKEE.
"V. *1.A *1* 111*^
4.See. 11, Lots 3 and 4 of Section j
Rev. W. B. Pepper of Ft. Bidwell,
persons
claiming
adversely
the
above-
and medicines to no avail one of my ........
No. 10, in low nship No. 33 S„ Range
lands
are
requested
to
file
Mrs. II. F. Durkee, who had been friends persuaded me to try Kodol.
•’¡»Hf., Rev. J. B. Stark of l’alblcy,
No. 7K, E. W. M., an,I will offer proof
their claims in this office mt or before to
show that the land sought is more (
fir., «nd Rev. J. L. Beatty of Klam- suffering the result of a paralytic It gave Immediate relief. 1 can cat sail 25th »lav of July. 1902.
valuable for its timber or »-tone than
E. M. HR ATTAIN, Register.
*lh Agency, were here Friday, Sat- stroke for a year nod a half, died almost anything I want now and my
for agricultural purposes, ami to estab-1
MRS. E. J. BOYD, Proprietor.
lish his claim to said laml before the
ntday and Sunday to attend it .Meth last »Stttnrday nt 1:40 p. m.. at her digestion Is good.
1 cheerfully re TIMBER LAND. ACTJUNE3. 1878. county
clerk of Klamath county, Ore-< Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershirts, Stdtkihy^
The Inter commend Kodol." Don’t try to cure
odist conference and examination home near Altamont.
NOTICli FOR PUBLICATION.
gon, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Fri
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc* E7xVni!S?.t-fA*.'t,,ToW»*
ment
t(M>k
place
Sunday
in
the
presided over by the local piiHtor,
day, the 25th day of July, 1902. He |
stomach trouble by dieting.
That
UNtrr.n S tatus L.tstf O ffice ,
names as witnesses: James M. Etnerv, '
She was only fur'her weakens the system.
Kev. N. j. Harhit.
The visiting Klamath Falls cemetery.
Lakeview, Oregon, May 12, 1902»
of Fort Klamath, Oregon; Warren 1). |
ministers preached to attentive audi ,,ge<l 37 yars, I months and 27 days. You need wliolcsolnc, st rengt liing
There tvere $3.5 1ri greenbacks, lift
LOST«
Notice is hereby given that in font- ' King,Ion, of l'oit Klamath, Oregon;
i
ences Friday evening, Saturday «vett She leaves a hiisbiiild and five child food. Kodol enables you tn assimi nliance with the provisions of the act of 1 John Barker, of Fott Klamath, On-gon ;
in gold and some biitef.
xMlt
ing and Sunday morning and evening» ren to mourn her death. Rhe was a late what you eat by digesting it Congress of .lime 3. 18'8, entitled "Au Samuel R. Kingdoti. of Fort Klamath,
Mrs. Blanche Griffith, wild, with please leave the pocket
act for the sale of timber lands tn the ■ Oregon. Any ami till persons claiming
good wife and mother and her sur- without the stomach's aid.
States of California, Oregon. Nevada, I adversely the ab<>ve-<leseril>eil lands others, went to Lakeview early in tents at this office or fit
Judge Baldwin I ihn nearly complel-
vlvlng family have the sympathy of
and Washington Territory," as extend are requested to tile their claims in this January to make proof on a timber ranch »♦ the Poplars bh fl
fd one of the most, commodious and
main friends. Rev. W. B. Pepper
All kinds of syrups, dried fruit, er to all the Public l-«nd States by office on or before said 25th dav oi claim, lost a pocket-book. containing at It lake; A liberal Feward wjU kid
foinplete photograph galleries In the
of August 4, 1892, Artie Hill, of Fort ! July, 1902.
conducted the funeral services at her fresh ham, bacon and lard and sor net
about $.50, while en lout.- hentti paid;
E; M. BltATTAIN, Register
Klamath, county oi Klamath, state of
Stnte. It occupies the entire second
ghum, at the Excel »or, Dairy, Or.
Glory of bls furniture building, t»t>d laic home»
J
ELECTRIC
BIG STORE
CASH STORE
.
Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas
kets. Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin
oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines.
S tiletto -
Hats
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
New Stock Now Arriving.
Hardware & Furniture Dealer.
DRUGS
* L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor.
MEDICINES
* KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
I. F. Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE,
G. D. GRIZZLE,
For General Stone Wort.
$250.00 REWARD
$ NEW SPRING GOODS
CENTRflL MILLINERY STORE.