Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, August 07, 1902, Image 5

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    KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
out, pick fruit and Lave a uisrry
time.
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McMIU AN SUICIDES.
7/mbor Land, Act June 3, 1878—
PERSONAL.
(San Francisco Call.)
Notice for Publication,
V.
A Miter war, regarding tlm public
nilUODAY.
AUGURT
1,
IWI2.
J. IL Hehblg t>f Ik-awfck was ln*/e
W inm . mucca , N kv ., Aug. 2. The
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range, la ,M, ln Wyoming between
UNITSO BT A IKS IMS'I) OFFICE, I
mystery veiling ihe suicide of th«-'
the
cattlemen
Mtl
<i
sheepmen.
Such
Lsaavia*.
OaauvM.
Juno
IS,
l»u
i
local news
Motiroe Davis of Oienc |H reported N o G m lahareb, «Iren that. In compllanc«
young musician at Golounda three
•Irlfe is liaacd on unreaaoiuble
wllb llw uruvIsluM ol lb« actol Congrsy» of
«lays ago haa been cleared by the find­ quite 111.
Juiws, lm.solltkeO "An act for Ibc «al« of
b,jlh fc|)lc(|
Jlorn, t<> Mr. and Mrs. Ju. Dixon, «rounds, «nd If parti«,
California. Ors-
John Buller vf* Ashland arrived timber lanas ia lb«
ing of letters written by the deceas­
son, Nevada, at«l Washington Territory," s>
were dlsp«me<| to be fair their differ-
Of Lott river, on Hunday, a girl.
•stenoad to all the Public Land state, by act
ed.
The sulcld«*, who during bls here Sunday.
of August 4, 10W. Loul. R. Stanoebeck. of Fort
A son was 1 orn lo Mr- ai,d Mr*. encea could doulleaa lx* settled ami­ short sojourn In this state was known
County of Klamath, Stale of Ur«-gon,
W. E. Conner was in from his Lbne Klamath,
cably
and
to
the
injury
of
no
()ne
.
ba.thleday Sled Io IhleoBce bls .worn etate-
Richard Bartrow last Haturday.
as Humes, was really A. P. McMJl-, Hock ranch Sunday.
mont, No. 7M. for the purcba.« of the HW*4 of
J
Bicltmen, whether owner« of cuttle
Suction No. t. In Townehlp No. Ki, H., Henge
The town board had its regular
Ian, a fugitive from justice.
A note !
No 7U, K. W. M., and will offer proof to ebow
E. N. Colson of Ixtrtt river wax a that
or sheep, have equal right to use the
the land aougbt Is more valuable for Ils
giving the history <>f his crimes Is
monthly meet Ing Monday night.
timber
or stone than lor agricultural pur­
Falls visitor Monday.
public range, and a fair division of
pose., and to establish hie claim to said land
addressed
"To
whom
it
may
con-
,
New Nlngcr sewing machine for the same, strictly adhered to by all
before Jas. H. Urlscoll, County Clerk, at Klam­
J. I*. Hazen of Die Valley wax a ath Falls, Oregou, on Friday, the Sth day ol
hu!e for 830. Inquire of Bev. N. J. Interested, would probably be the cern.” From his early youth be has
September IW2
He names as witnesses:
Falls
visitor yesterday.
Jacob I.ler, of Klamathon. Calif.; Keith A
languished in reform schools, jails j
Ilarblt.
Forlar. ol Fort Klamath. Oregon; L. C Drake,
mean« of avoiding trouble.
and prisons, ________
and his _______
record through-1
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J-C. Ferguson was In from his of Fort Klamath, Oregon; J. Wallace Ulckey,
\ Htiixdanllal, new sidewalk was
of Furl Klamath. Oregon.
Any and all per
Yreka Journal:
Jesse Churchill out the state of California extends Lost, river ranch Saturday.
sons claiming adversely the above-describ­
laid In front of ('. <’. Maltby’s prop­
ed lands are requealed to file their claim. In
and Hubert Steele are now getting back over ten years.
He deserted ■
Rob Oglesby, formerly of Lake- this office on or before said Sth day ol Sep­
erty the Brat of the week.
tember. 1WJ.
plans made for their electric plant Iris wife, to whom he was mar-1 view, has left for Honolulu,
K M BRATTA IS Register.
Forty dozen turtles, caught In the at Fall creek on the Klamath river,
ried, in Klamath Falls, Ore., and,
II.
Burnham
ami
J.
h.
Silsby
of
lake« and streams noar here, were which with alxiut 700-foot fall, they with Hie officers of the law closely on
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING.
Ashland were here Saturday.
dripped to the San Francisco market expect to develop from 2,000 to 2.500 his trail and another term in the
W. E. and A. C. Spence of Rock I ln the County Court, Klamath Cotin -
last
' ty, Oregon.
horsepower. The water Is to he penitentiary staring him in the face,
creek were Falls visitors Friday.
In the matter of the estate of James
Yesterday IL II. RoSS ixmght of taken out from alx>ve the falls, which he resolved to cheat Justice with sui-
I. A. Duffy returned Saturday Fidward McLaughlin, deceased.
Geo. S. Nlfkeraom lota 4, 5, «, 7 ami will diminish the quantity of water cldc. In ills letters McMillan be-
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has filed bis full and final report
H block 49, in Klamath Fails, con- dropping down a distance of over lio moans his checkered career and from his week’s outing at Odessa.
of
tlie administration of the above es­
B. O. Holbrook of Whatcom,
slderatloii being »227».
foetal one point, and falls lower counts as his final act of crime the
tate in the said court, and the Hon.
Geo. T. Baldwin, County Judge of said
He Ux«k Wash., arrived at the Falls Friday.
< in account of the quarterly con­ down. The new railroad will pass ending of his own life.
JI. E. M >iuyer o^ Klamath Agency ' county, baa set Monday, the 11th day
ference Ixlng held at th« M. E. < haw by tbe falls, on which apparatus strychnine and ills body was not dls-
of August, 1902, at It o'clock a. m., at
was doing buhkies»at the Fa'ls Mon- the court house in Klamath Falls, in
church next Hunday, Rev. liarbit I »nd pipe can be hauled, as soon as covered for several days.
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said couuty, as the time an«J place for
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McMillan came to this place about day.
the projectors of this enterprise are
will not preach at Merrill.
the hearing of any objections thereto. 1
two
weeks
ago
and
seemed
to
be
a
j
In
readlnem
to
ret
up
works.
It
may
Presiding Elder Summerville ar-
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, Julv
A marriage license was Issued from
Hie county clerk's office Tuesday to not be long before railroads may be man of nif re than ordinary intelll-! rived Monday from his trip into Lake 10, 1902.
E. D. B bigos ,
1 run hv t hin
i..
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Rev. E. IL Ketct>eson and Miss Lulu run by this power In place of steam gence. He was loth to talk about county.
Administrator of the eelate of James
his
past,
and
being
unable
to
obtain
F
.
SnV(ler
and
wlfe
and
M1Kg
wn
.
locomotives,
a
system
receiving
much
Edward McLaughlin, deceased.
F. Snyder and wife and Miss Wll-
M. Harpold, Isith of Bonanza.
attention at various points In the other employment, took a job play- llam8 of Yalnax were at th|g pUce
We are requested to announce that
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878—
East.
Ing the violin in a local salixm.
sal«x>n.
He Saturday.
Notice for Publication.
Jlev. Mr. Shields, newly chosen
was an excellent musician and master
Dr. F. D. Kearnes and wife and F.
I C. 8. Andrews, representing Lilly,
pastor of the Presbyterian chuieil at
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE !
of several Instruments.
i Bogardus & Co. of Seattle, arrived
tills place, will be here tu preach W. Jennings and Miss Fisher arri veri
L akeview , O bkgon , May 19, 1902.) I
On last Saturday night he coin-
here Tuesday.
home Saturday evening from their
Notice is hereby given thst, in com-
next Sunday.
' plained of being 111, and after retiring
pliance with the provisions of the act of
W. C. Gilbert and C. J. Winton of Congress
The company of Portland tourists, trip to Crater lake and other pleasure for th«* night disappeared as myster­
of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
,
resorts
In
the
northern
part
of
the
headed by Will Steel of that place,
iously as be had appeared hi the Wausau, Wis., were arrivals at this act for the sale of timber lands in the "T)
states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
will ai rived today In Medford, from county. They report that the road locality. On Wednesday word came' place Saturday.
Washington Territory,” as extended ^4
to
the
lake
Is
first
class
and
that
whence they will make the trip to
from Golconda that the man’s body 1 Chas. Kester of Poe Valley was in to all the Public Land States by
there
Is
no
snow
to
render
travel
dif
­
act of August 4
4, ’ 1892, George W.|i»
Crater lake.
bad been found In the Golconda Ho-1 town Monday to make application for Owen, „A'ÎSuLa
oi Ashland, county of Jackson,
ficult.
They met numerous tourists
a
11
inlier
claim.
I
tel,
where
it
had
lain
three
days.
Yeo, Miller A Co. moved their
state of Oregon, has this dav filed in
going and coming and many others
F. P. Grohs and Miss E. Grohs this office bis sworn statement. No. 382,
Clutched in one hand was a box that
mercantile stock last week from J . A. i
,
a
.
t
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for the purchase ol the bE’i of Section
at tiic lake. At the foot of the last ' had contained strychnine.
It was were In town from their Ioe Valley , No. 34, in Township No. 40, 8., Range
Houston's building Into the building .
ascent, which Is rather abrupt and a i clearly a case of suicide.
ranch on Monday.
I No. 7 E. W. M., and will offer proof to
f<»rnn*rly occupied by the M.
e . mile und a half dhtant from the lake, j
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...
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show that the land sought is more val-
Tlie case was one of mystery for
church, South.
Geo. IT. Ayers, A. F. Tonningsen ' uable for its timber or stone than for
they found a st al Ion where hay may
two days unti' tlie letters were found and F. B. Evans of Lakeview stopped agricultural purposes, and to establish
Next Saturday is the day M I for be bought and bones cared for.
H.
Friday.
I
’,id land be,°re «'• coun;
the coronation of King 1 Edward, and C. Barker was completing prepara I ! in tlie loom formerly occupied by the at this place
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ty clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
J suicide in this city. They were as
Mrs. A. 11. McClellan, Lotlcc Me-1 Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Saturday,
present pros|w<-ts are that he will I m * lions to run a stage line between Ft. I
y ‘
' follows:
C'lellan and Flavel McClellan of Mon-'the
<Uy of ATn'190!wHvTei
able to pass through the ordeal with- Klamath and the lake, beginning!
as
witnesses:
william
vv
.
Erb,
oi
To whom it may concern:
No tague visited here Sunday.
j Ashland, Oregon; David Allen, of Ash-
out injury to I iis health.
this week.
Bouts are plying be­
doubt when this is found and read I
I
Gerlier
one
of
the
leading
- Oregon
; , Eugene Bailey,
Spencer, of of Shake,
Keno,
The influx of timber applicants, tween tlie st ore and Wizard island. !
L. ceroer, one or tne leading , Und
Oregon
. J*amw
will be no more. I am not exactly
stockmen
of
the
county,
arrived
from
Oregon.
Any
prospective settlers and tourists does ««n which visitors can climb to a
and all persons claim-
crazy, but 1 am determined to put
the a bore -described
his Lorella ranch yesterday.
! >ng, adversely /
not diminish. Hence, hotels are still height of *40 feet and Itsik Into a
! an end to a worthless renegade.
I , lands are reque«
requested to file their claims
Tlie Klam- i j Ever since I was six years of age I ' Mr. Sherlock of Lakeview is here ' in this office on or before said 9lh day
crowded with guests and livery crater *0 feet In depth.
stables are rushed with an excess of ath Fail« tourists stopped at Spring have done nothing but pile one wrong today to meet his wife on her Wav ' of August, 1902.
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E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
bukincas.
creek th«* first day out from here and I on top of another.
When I was home from a visit to Ashland.
/
John Connally and H. Snowgoose I TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3.1878,
The number of guards at the Salem sojourned with Judge Benson and j ; thirteen years old my father put me
pciiltcpt lary was doubled when It fatuiiy, who are there fishing and en- jn the reform sch«xjl at Plainfield, and s<>n, living southwest of Keno,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
■•x
-A*-— —
re. re*re^re
was learned that Tracy was In the Joying camp life. The road from Ft. ; jn(j> j was there until I was eigh- were at the Falls on legal business
U nhid S tatbs L and O ffice ,
vicinity. The officers didn’t prop«*« Klamath to Pelican Bay was found , (€elli when I escaped and came to Tuesday.
Ialreview, Oregon, July 17, 1902.
to give him an opportunity to break to be studded with rocks, tree stumps California. Then 1 got Into trouble
L. F. Conn and wife, Geo. W.
Notice is hereby given that in com-
'll the proram,
’
“ * set of
with
of * the
in and nssiiine command of rhe instl- and pinnacled terra firma, thus and wont up to the Arctic on a whaler Whorton and Pete Grube of Lake-
.Congress
J uds '3,
,
,,
.....
Congress of June
3, 1878, entitled “An
|churning our pilgranis until they1 to-escape punishment. Wheu I got view
tulion.
stopped here last night en route act for the sale of timber lands in the
were bruised and sea-sick.
At both
stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
Attorneys J. C. Rutenlc and C. C. , Pelican Bay lodge and Odessa they back I went down Into Monterey to Ashland.
and Washington Territory," as extend­
Mrs. Geo. Batchelder, who was ed to all the Public Land States by act
Brower were in Merrill Monday try­ saw many tourists and enjoyed the county, Cal., and served six months
and was sent from Hollister to San called here by the dangerous illne» of August4,1892, James H. Driscoll, of
ing an action Charging an Individual
'excellent fishing at those resorts. Quentin in '08. I got out in '07 and
Klamath Falls, Couuty of Klamath,
of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Nail, return­ State
with obtaining money under fnlae They found no colder water In their
of Oregon, has July 7,1902, filed in
four months afterward married in ed to her home at Lakeview last this office his sworn statement No. 948,
pretense. Tile defcndent who wax travels than that which gushes from
a
Mariposa county, Cal. After seven­ week.
for the purchase of the 8EI4
Section
represented by Mr. Brower, was
No. 14, in Township No. 40 8., Range
mountains of the Pelican Bay coun­ teen months I deserted my wife and
Geo. S. Nickerson who has beau in No. 7, E. W. M., and will offer proof to
quitted and discharged.
try. The only thing that tended to child and went to Ukiah under the
Lake county for several months, was show that the land sought is more val­
Tin* Aetna Insurance Ci>. lias paid mar the pleasure and serenity of the name of Blake. I stole a bicycle and
uable for its timber or stone than for
called home the first of the week by agricultural purposes, and to establish
Dr. IC. J. Boyd tlie full amount of ; pilgrimage was the misfortune of Dr. I went, to Hanford, was arrested there
the illness of his oldest daughter, his claim to said Isnd before the Coun­
fna<iriuiee held <m lit:. residence at the , Resmes to have two runaways
He and sentenced four months for em-
ty Judge of Klams county, Oregon, at
Miss Ruth.
Klamath Falls, Oi gon, on Monday,
time It was destroyed by Are a few and Mr. Jennings had separate ve- < bezzlement.
I was taken from there
Lakeview Examiner: C. A. Bunt­ the 29th day of September, 1902. He
wri ks Hgo. Tlic amount Is I8’>O, and 1 hides. The Dr'«, horses were not so j back to Ukiah and sentenced to six
names as witnesses: John Connolly, of
the loss was adjusted through the sedate and ini Id-mannered as tlielr months tor the bicycle theft. I did ing returned from Davis Creek, Tues­ Keno, Oregon; Harry B. Hargus, of
day,
with
a
saddle
horse
that
had
Klamath Falls. Oregon; Fred L. Hous­
company’s local agent C. fl.
age, experience and usual expression thirty days and escaped and went to
ton, of Klamath Falls, Oregon ; Hiram i
been
stolen
from
his
pasture
In
Klam
­
j of mental tranquility would lead one j crescent City. I got into trouble
row.
H. Wescott, of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
ath county over a year ago.
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
to expect them to be.
Within three there and had to leave a few months
from
Ashland
j
The telephone line
ly the above described lands are re­
Presiding Elder D. T. Summerville quested
miles from the lake, th«y concluded |atcr. Then I wandered down into
to file their claims in this of-
renched here and was duly adjusted
to alter 1 he program somewhat. So; placer county, at Ophir, under the will hold the 4th quarterly coufer- 1 nee on or before said 29th day of Sep-
Tele- tbey feigned fright, reared, ran, j
f««r business lust Saturday,
name of E. Selma and left there ow- enee in the M. E. church Saturday 1 «amber, 1902-
.
graphing from here has been almn-
. at
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E. M. B rattai «, Register.
I smashed the neckyoke and kicked the jng about $300 and took a cornet and j night at 8 o’ ...
clock, and . preach
<loned and future communication |
whiffle!rees Into kindling w<xxl. The (vjo]|n. Then I went to Klamath 11 o’clock Sunday nurning, and TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
with the outside world will be by |
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dr. heroically stuck to the buggy and Falla, Or., and married.
I made j again at 8 o’clock Sunday evening,
telephone.
The new line is tills lines, but the horses cut loose from ! many friends In Klamath Falls.
1 As this is the last quarterly confer-
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, )
week taring cxiended to Bomuica.
all restraint and. untrammeled, dart- ■ ||ved with my wife two months when ! ence for tills year. It Is hoped there
L akkviiw , O rcgox , July 23, 1902. J
Notice is hereby given that in com-
Richard Hutchison had an auction ed down the mountain.
Intercepted ; j jlad to |eavc to evade officers.
I will be a good attendence.
gliance with the provisions of the act of
N. J. TI akbit .
Mie of live stock, agricultural ma-
th« bom of a pack train, the In- j had very little money so appropriat-
ongreMofJune 3,1878. entitled "An
for the sale of timber lands in the
chlnery and household furniture on Mir)ffnt animals were restored to ed other people’s coin and a wheel.
A full line of Buckingham and act
states of California, Oregon. Nevada,
Ills farm near Merrill last Saturday. Irapt|v|ty,
After making repairs, In . t l)ave jleen chased to this place.
Hecht boots and shoes—men’« and and Washington Territory,” as ex­
IS THE PLACE TO GET
C’. E. Dutro, a prof(«aional auction- i wh|C ________
h the Dr. acted the rule of chief j ____________
jqow j alu 8Ure no one will blame ladies'—for winter wear at th® Ex- tended to all the Public Land States by
• k,
artisan, the journey to the lake was' lne yor taking my own life under j celsior, Dairy, Oi._________
act of August 4, 1892, Dan W. Ryan, of
Fort Klamath, county of Klamath, state
Mr. resumed. Again near the head of: these circumstances. I try constant­
sold readily and at good prices.
We have some nice patterns Jap- of Oregon, ha« this day filed in this
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HuU'Jiioni expects to move into Call- lung lake, on the return home, the |y
~ uffy C o .
D
office hi« sworn statement No. 1039, lor
reform, but to no avail.
it is anees floor matting.
ttrShop near Duffy’s Store.
the purchase of the SWk. of Section
Dr.’« team, Instigated by the devil j utterly impassible for me to avoid
fomla.
Save money by making your home­ No. 28, in Township No. 32 8., Range
Geo. D. Young of Ashland, who and malice aforethought, suddenly : these spells, for I am only a criminal stead, timber and other tilings with No. 7J» E. W. M., and will offer proof
jumped the track, leaped over a log by ills
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h «.« h
>. 1 I am C. *11. Withrow, U. 8. Commissioner, to show that the land sought is more
and
when 1 1 get ♦ those
fits
haa lately been following the business
valuable for it« timber or, stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
of timber (orator In Josephine coun­ fence and bolted through the timber, helpless. 1 have concluded to com­ Klamath Falls, Oregon.
lish bi« claim to said land before J.
ty, waa arrested at Granta Pass last, trailing the buggy and occupants be­ mit one more and quit for always—
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS.
O. Hamaker, U. S. Commissioner, at
Hoping the vic­
week and field for trial oil the charge hind. The horses scaled the fence that Is kill myself.
Fort Klamath, Oregon, on Monday, the
A choice lot of 25-cent novels at 6th day of October, 1902. He names as
of forgery. He had forg«-d the name fur the novelty of the feat, to make tims of tny mania will in a way for­
witnesses: T. J. Vaughn, of Fori
C hitwood & Co’s.
The Klamath County Lise Skoek
of G. F. Billings of Ashland to a note a more complete wreck of the vehicle give me, 1 will now administer final
Klamath. Oregon ; William T. Shive, of
and to more thoroughly terrorize punishment.
A.
P.
M
c M illan .
Association will pay the above re­
and sold It to the First National
Fastidious people use Crown Toilet Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Henry Worlow,
their passengers. Luckily, however,
P. S.—Please notify my wife, Mrs.
of Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Frank G. But­
ward for the arrest and conviction of
Bank in Grants Pass.
Cream for removing tan, freckles and ler, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any and
both the Dr. and his wife escaped Edna McMillan, Klamath Falls, Or,;
any
person or persons found guilty
Perfectly harmless all persons claiming adversely the above-
Jamea B. McDonald, the Klam- without Injnry. But. we may assume also uiy father, A. McMillan, at Leb- curing sunburn.
stealing or altering the marks er
described
lands
are
requested
to
file
to the most delicate skin and de­
brands of any stock belonging to any
athon saloon keeper who killed Henry that they were tortured with fright. anon, Boone couuty, Ind.
their claims in this office on or before
lightfully fragrant. Chitwood & Co. said 6th day of October 1902.
member of this association.
Hoover and Edward Loucks near Bert Withrow and Will Houston,
My
To whom it may concern:
E. M. BRATTAI N, Register.
Address Chas. Horton, President
I sell it.
Fall creek, was given a preliminary who happened along at the time, name Is A. I*. McMillan.
have
I
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
I
FOR
SALE.
hearing at Yreka on Tuesday of last acted the good Samaritans and con­ been playing violin in Winnemucca 1
week and was bound over Io the veyed the unfortunate travelers for W. J. Bell under the name of
Milk and stock cows, 2-year-o)d
Superior court. It Is reported that home. The horses and badly wreck­ Humes. I have a wife living at
and yearlings, and calves, one mile
McDonald displayed no feeling dur­ ed vehicle were also duly landed here. Klamath Falls, Or., Mrs. Edna Mc­
south of Klamath Falls.
ing the hearing and seemed to be
Millan. In case of my death please
L. M. R hodes .
STOCK NOTES.
little Interested In the proceeding*.
notify my wife, also my father at
Latest styles mens and boys hats.
No teatlmony was offered In his be­
Lebanon, Ind., A. M. McMillan.
2^ »JA
Three hundred and ten beef cattle
D ufet C o .
half.
AN
INFERNAL
BRIDGE.
and 1270 mutton sheep passed
Rubber boots with leather soles at
Huckleberries are Iwglnnlng to through Merrill the early part of
A Bonanza correspondent sends the the Excelsior, Dairy, Or.
ripen and the annual exodus to favor­ this week for Montague to be shipped
I
following:
ed patches will soon begin. The larg­ to Sacramento.
MRS. E. J. BOYD. Proprietor.
The stock belonged
Now Open
The bridge which spans Lost river j Call in and 6ee our mens 89.00
est patch, icn miles square and cover­ to Louis Gerber and were consigned
here is certainly in a very dangerous suits.______________ UITY
Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershl
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ing the top of a mountain—called Ui J. Gerber & Brother of Sacramen­
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condition
and
I
would
recommend
toj
For tellable information concern-
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc. *2
Huckleberry mountain—near Crater
to.
Commission-
,
4n
g
public
lands
go
to
J.
W.
Hama-
our
Judge
and
County
lake, will not attract many people
‘“J 1 kar; get the benefit of thirty years
until the latter part of this month, j Last Thursday Ball Bros, of Mer­ erB, Messrs. Baldwin, Merrill and
Summer coats and vests; nice, styl­
Latest styles ladle«*, gent«, miaaea,
rill, and John Colwell sold about 1100 Melhase, to give the matter their experience.
as the fruit t here docs not get ripe ’ Illi, tains ww.es. -- ---------------
ish
goods
at
little
money.
boys and childrens «hoc«.
Through tons of alfalfa hay to Louis Gerber. earliest consideration. Yours,
until about that time.
D vffy C o .
Fresh confectionary, nuta, etc.,
D uffy C o .
We understand the price paid was
V igilant .
etc.
D vffy C o .
September, Huckleberry mountain
24.50 per ton, fed out.
Mr. Gerber
All kinds of syrnpa, dried fruit,
Buckingham and Hecht Warantoe
will be converted Into a veritable
When In need of anything in the
__________
___ beef
_ New
_ line of cl :hlnaware, JJafftpop- A. 0. U. W. BUILDING,
will feed „
a large
number of both
fresh ham, bacon and lard and sor­ boots, shoes and felts, at Kscatator,
city.
Not only Klamalb, but all Lttlc anil mutton sheep at the Flour stationery line remember Chitwood . relain and glassware. Prirajgfrweat.
Klamath Falls.
ghum. at tte Eseelsor. Dairy. Or. Dairy. Oregon.
Di l
Co'. ,
neighboring counties contribute to
• ! & Co. have tte best.
1
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city.
tlie nuiDbor gathering there to camp
Í i ELECTRIC
i CASH STORE
.
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
New Stock Now Arriving
WM
L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
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THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
I. F Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE
Klamath Falls Marble Yard
K
g a,
First Class Work of all Kinds in Stow
6. D. GRIZZLE, Frey.
$250.00 REWARD.
THE
BALDWIN STUDIO
FOH
UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS
And Ready for Business.
Developing and Printing for
tiMtnrs 1 Specialty
$ NEW SPRING GOODS
CENTRAL MILLINERY
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