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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. x,"",
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""I be Interesting.
■•reusing faciliiics for li<)3 the
-niedl'ins will I m *
Buckingham and Hecht Wurenton
1 *111 lie hot less I hail 250 0U0,(M,(),
rill’KSDAY. OCTOBER
umn
Sl"‘d'y nlghl Henry straw g.,t
of dramatic eu- hoots, shoes and fella, at Excelsior,
means of Improvements yet to
dim uhv .. .............
week, la-ginning, '"‘"‘y- «»"X""-
i '
' ■ 1 l>n-e<l at Picard and received a mad«- and in contemplation it I»
LOCAL NEWS.
The Misires need Gained forty Pound» in Thirty Day*.
»•Uh from a knife, penetrating Ids |M-cted that the output will be
no Introduction to the people here
creased to a million feet a day.
The borirci of equalisation has baen « 'anti near the p U h . w , Fortim.tely
and their dramatic work is known to
For several months our younger
STAGIi LINK ROW.
III session this week.
be among the best that has ever brother had been troubled with linll-
| . k"1"
‘ho artery and bom-,
i I si ted this place. They are report­ gi-stlon. He tried several remedies
unden very m-v.-re flesh wound.
Paul Breitenstein Iw-gan Work on
Col. Dutro, the contractor of the
Wc
but got no benefit from them.
I
ed to is- surrounded by excelli nt tal­
the new rsaldence of Capi. Siemens 1
Klamath Full, and has Ashland-Klamath Falls mull
and ent, and it Is a safe assurance that purchased some of ('hamlx-rlaln’s
i | been under the care of Dr. Rargus.
Tuesday.
Stomach anil Liver Tablets and lie
stage ime,
line, took possession in
In July,
singe
Inside of
John Freisa has sold soo or looo I The rush of travel through this anil has since conducted on his part each night's entertainment will be commenced taking them.
thirty days he had gained forty
worthy
of
a
crowded
house.
I
sheep to Frank McCormick for »3.25 l‘"unty cohHnu.sand the hotels nt the business without tlaw
Haw and with
pounds In H<-sti. He is now fully re­
‘"I« place uro
crowded. Many Increasing profit
per head.
covered. We h-ve a g<sxl trade on
proHt and
anil popularity
popularity, so
PERSONAL
the Tablets.—H olley B koh ., Mer­
Maj. Worden has sold his band of ; «re Mill coming f<ir timber claims and far as wc have been able to see.
chants, Long Branch, Mo. tor sale
¡
‘
•""'rs
for
other
purposes.
But
we
J.
A.
Parker
of
Bly
was
In
<
>n
the
face
of
tilings
at
this
end
town by C'hitwixxl A Co.
2<>0 sheep to Sheriff Summers for
»n-assured by thou.- who claim to of Hie line, everything Heeined satis­ Tuesday.
»3.25 per head.
If you are in need of a pair of chaps
| know that the rush of investment factory, In fad satisfactory every­
Miss Dora Fish came up from Mer­
The telephone line had reached lile
call on Bradley A Gunther, who make
«"•'kers into tills county is small now where except witli certain parties rill Sunday.
Henley ranch the first of the week on
tiie best chap made cither in black or
jCompared with wlmt it wnl
|R.X, at Ashland, who we understand
Gilbert I). Brown of Crystal was at yellowAngorago.it skin, and if you
its way to Merrill.
(«PHug.
claimed t hat lie was a "failing con­ the Fails Monday.
have no use for a pair of chaps you
A. Castel reports Hint ha will have
1
Mlles and staff thought tractor" (whatever Hint may I m -) ami
O. T. Conner of Merrill was a certainly can use a go<xl buggy robe, *
the excavating done for his new .«‘rungly of visiting Crater lake and should I m - tired out, and that the
Falls visitor Monday.
I and the best assortment can lx: found
brewery thia week.
Klamath Agency while on the Co.wt, management should be given to
ut Bradley A Gunther's.
Mrs.
Pratt
of
Keno
was
a
Klamath
The Central aaloon and the meat •ut w, re unable to do so on account them. We are told by Col. Dutro and
market have lately built a broad " ’b' *1'haste In getting to Hie Plill- ids attorney, that one McIntire, who Falls visitor Monday.
Miss Magi I ton, dentist,
leaves
Hon. R. A. Eininitt and wife of about October 1 for Klamath Agency.
covering for their front walk.
¡Ippiue Islands.
Col. Marlon P. had be,-n appointed to assist Dutro
She will remain there and at Fort
Alturas is having a I hcm -I m UI I tanni­ 1 aus, aide-de-camp, wrote Capt. in handling tin- Ashland end of the Keno were In town Monday.
9
W. D. Campbell of Lorella was a Klamath until the 15th of the
anient this week, prizes I lo the •M’pl*gate thut General Miles would line, In connection with others, now
month. Those in need of dental work
III-«' to come und expressed uppreciu- ilgures |>r< inlneiitly In tiie attack. visitor at tills place Monday.
amount of »150 being provided.
should
remember the dates and call
They
asked
I
hit
ro
to
quit
tiie
line,
J. W. McCoy and Fred Hoyt were
A new building is being erected on Hon of the invitation to make t he trip
on her.
and
one
adversely
interested
man
down
from
Fort
Klamath
on
Tues
­
In
I
liere.
Capt.
Applegate
.ays
he
will
Main street just west of H. F. Mur­
For reliable Information concern­
doch’s building, and will be occupied I try and Induce President’ Roosevelt the east wrote Inin that unless he day to secure winter supplies.
would quit lie would be declared a
ing
public lands go to J. W. Hama-
lu
Visit
Crater
lake
next
summer.
John
8.
Shook
of
Dairy
was
by Miss Magilton, dentist.
• failing contractor." He refused to town the fore part of the week.
kar; get the benefit of thirty years
Nate
High
wlm
lives
near
Spcnci-r
Rev. C. A. Stockwell who Is so­
quit.
Squire Parker of Ashland was at experience.
journing here on a visit, will preach < reek, met with a severe accident on
Mr.
Dutro
tells
us,
as
a
sample
of
All kinds of syrups, dried fruit,
in the M> K. Church next Sunday Monday. He was driving along with the war which ensued, that on O-t- tills place Tuesday and Wednesday.
fresli ham, bacon and lard and sor­
a
horse
hitched
behind
Ills
wagon,
A.
C.
Griffith
of
Odessa
wan
at.
the
evening. Everybody Is invited.
I
I
and coming to a telephone pole bls ober I, McIntire notified postmasters Falls on business Monday and Tues- ghum, at the Excelsor, Dairy, Or. I
Noah Etter cut an ugly gash In
Hint lie (McIntire) represented Du-
!
his right foot with an ax while work­ wagon passed on one side of it and tro's bondsmen and not to give Dutro day.
Ids rear horse on the other, breaking
C'apt. O. C. Applegate wan down
ing on the fair grounds Monday. Dr.
tiie mall. All of the postmasters did
It-
lading, the pole struck Mr.
from
Klamath Agency yesterday on A TTORNEY-A T-LA W,
Rcames had to take several stitches
not at once comply.
However, Mc­
High on the top ,,f the head.
lie
business.
in the wound.
Intire and Dutro met at Shake post-
GENERAL PRACTITIONER.
wns brought to town In an uncons­ I
Frank Fish arrived Monday front
C. P. I»orun, the popular Insur­ cious condition, but h<- mmiu revived, offiee on tiie 3rd Inst, and each de­
Riparian and all water rights, will»
ance man, has succeeded in catching and it was found on examination by manded the mail from Postmaster Merrill wftli John Alexander's run­ and general probate business S|>ecinlt>ea.
Opposite Court House, Klamath
a new variety of trout from the river Dr. Hargus that he was not serious­ Hart, who yielded to the former! H'ng horse,
Dutro
Mrs. Kinkaid of Josephine county Falls, Or.
here -a spaclm with ears like those ly hurt. There was 110 fracture, lint under protest from Dutro.
returned Saturday and started out Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
of a Jack rabbit.
J. O. HAMAKER,
some bad bruises.
again
with Hie imiil Sunday morning, T. Baldwin.
Rev. A. K. Glover, an Episcopal
Fred Collins, a young man aged and Monday morning Dutro’s driver
W. A. Liston, the well known fire
minister of Portland, will preach in ¡about 17 ycais, was arrested at
Hly left with the mall, On that day, be- Insurance agent from Salem, arrived
Hie Presbyterian church al this place Monday by Sheriff Summers
and tween stations, Mclntire's driver here last week.
Do a General lj»nd Locating Busl-
next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock brought to this place, charged
with substituted another McIntire driver
J. O. Hamaker rtf Bonanza stopped I nera. Surveying and Conveyancing
and evening at 7 o'clock.
stealing a horse from Joe Dervln, a for I hit ro's driver Monday morning
here today en route to Forest to ac- a Specialty. All Business Promptly
Tiie Indian war veterans of Oregon saddle from Mike Galarneau and a tiie local past master received orders
Attended to. Office In City Hall.
cept timber proofs.
have decided to aak the next legisla­ pair of spurs from another man. un- from tiie Asli land postmaster tiiat
BONANZA, OREGON.
Paul Breitenstein returned Satur-
ture to appropriate »300.000 to In­ i known. All of the property men- lie had employed McIntire to perform
day from Tule lake where he flnisbed
detnnify them for losses during ti te .tfoned was stolen near Merrill. The special service on the line.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE3, 1878,
At this
Ids building contract.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
early Indian wars in this state.
1 young man's father Ilves ut Talent stage of the game, Dutro wired the
Last week Maj. Worden bought of
The mercantile partnership of J. and was notiHed of his son s unfor­ department at Washington.
U nitbo R tatks L amp Omcs,)
Lakeview,Oregon, August 4, 19i)2.f
lf Mr. Dutro’s statement is true, A. L. Leavitt and Sheriff Summers
L. Padgett A Son dissolved last tunate plight. Tiie fattier said he
210
front
feel
on
Main
street.
Notice is hereby given that in coin-
week, the former selling ins Interest would come here at opc<*. A prelimi­ viz, that he was and is the contract­
John Holmes and Mr. Zevely of Cliance witli the provisions of tiie act of
to^he latter, Sam Padgett, who will nary hea-ing will take place before or, and that lie and his bondsmen are
ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
Justice Graves tomorrow.
now liable for tiie safe delivery of Merrill will be here next Saturday ■ A- t for the sale of timlier land in the
hereafter conduct the business.
' states ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
N. S. Merrill of Merrill was in the mail, and that lie has been un­ with a couple of running hones.
Th# r-ninty clerk's office Is rushed
and Washington Territory” as extend-
**
lawfully
Interfered
with
in
various
W.
J.
Miller
of
Portland
has
been
j ed to all tiie Public Lind Mates by act
with business these days,
There towii Tuesday, lie assures us that
I of August 4, 1892, (he following permiriH
have been more legal documents to the project to build a big irrigating waysand linally the mall unlawfully I here tills week Investigating the re­ have this «lay Hltsl tn this office their
taken
from
him,
and
a
deputy
sheriff
sources
and
possibilities
of
the
coun-
'«•anal
from
Upper
Klamath
lake
is
■worn statements to-wit:
record of late than at any previous
George i'otras,
far from dead. He says steps lu k- sent for to arrest him, it looks as try.
time in the history of Hie county.
of Airlie. county of Polk, state of Ore­
ing to tiie furtherance of the enter­ though the case needs the curative
A. F. Lewis of Sacramento arrived gon, sworn statement No. 1117, for the
The Southern Stock Co., advertis­
prise are Ix-ing taken as fast as pos­ attention of a United Htatea marshal Sunday to visit old friends at this ; purchase of the Lot 1, section 2, town­
ed to appear here this week, did not
sible and that in time the ditch will more than that of a Jackson county place. He lived here a number of ship 37, 8., range 9 E.
Edward Patras,
Pome and instead turned northwest
materialize. A large canal, like the I deputy sheriff.
years ago.
<>f Alflie, county of Polk, state of Ore-
for Eugene, where they are to Join
The Ashland Tidings of Monday
one proposed, carrying a sufficient
Rev. J. B. Griffith of Lost river I gon, sworn statement, No. 1118, for the
another company on the 13th Inst.
purchase ol the Lot 3, section 1, town-
volume of water to irrigate all Hie Ims a statement probably furnished! will preach In the M. E. church here I i ship
37, S., range 9 E.
Earnest Shattuck, non of S. O. land between here and Merrill, is by McIntire.
It corroborates Dutro I next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
'That they will offer proof U) show
Nliattuck of Fort Klamath, died Rat- eminently n- ded to properly develop in saving that McIntire nutitied thc| EvoryN>dy Invited.
i that the land sought is more valuable
fu« its timber or stuuo than for agricnl
ueday evening at 7 o’clock after a the agricultural resources of this part different stations "along the line to |
: turul pnr|M)ses, and to establish their
J.
M.
Moore
arrived
Sunday
from
brief illness, aged about 14 years, of the county. It is an enterprise of refuse the use of the company’s’
claim to said land before J. O. Iiama-
Ager with four big wagon loads of ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest.
'I lx- funeral and interment took place inestimable value.‘ directly or Indi­ ' horses and stages to him."
freight, which aggregated a weight Oregon, on Raturday, the 18th day ot
Sunday.
Again: "McIntire then took sum-1
rectly, to every property owner
I Octolwr, 1902.
' of 18,800 pounds.
Reordered the horses'
They name as witnesses: Geprge E.
Houston Bros, have an up-to-date I11 the county, and it Is hoped its tnary action.
Rev. W. F. Shields left Monday , Macaulay, of Independence, Oregon;
detached from the stage couch and
cafe — coiniiHMliotis and neatly and success w ill not be long delayed.
morning for Grants Pass to attend W. F. Arant, of Klamath Falls, Oregon ;
generously furnished.
It is in
’ • >
Judge Geo. T. Baldwin arrived hitched to another wagon, he re-1 the Presbyterian synod In session Eugene B. Henry, of Klamath Falls,
Oregon : George Potras, of Airlie, Ore­
charge <»f experienced hands, and
. home last Friday from Ills trip to' moved the mall from one wagon to there this week.
gon; F.dwaid Patras, of Airlie, Oregon.
most fastidious appetites can Und San Francisco and the Rogue River another and started both stage and
Any and all persona claiming adverse­
Mrs.
T.
D.
Humphry,
who
sold
ly the above-described lands are re­
"The post­
satisfaction there.
valley. Hi1 reports that he met Mr. ' mail out for Ashland.
master at Hart's telephoned to Post­ her residence here last week to Mrs. quested to tile their claims in this office
on or before said 18th day of October,
The Lake county court has order» d Mason, one of the promoters of tile
master Engle that Dutro had refused E. J. Boyd, has removed to Ashland 1902.
receipt and payment of bounty on railroad into Klamath county, and '
where
she
will
locate.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
to carry the mail from that place to
covote scalps discontinued, and m '- says that gentleman had just return-■
Hon. II. E. Ankeny arrived Sun­
Ashland.
”
cordlngly among the sheep men of ,ed from Portland where he had la.-en .
Land, Act June 3. 1878—
It thus seems to appear that after day from Eugene and will remain in Timber Notice
for Publication.
tiiat county there is •* roar of com­ gathering workmen for the line,
making every effort to force Dutro the county about a week looking
lie
ha<)
promises
of
100
men
from
I
plaint over the action taken.
UNITED NT ATER LAND OFFICE )
to not carry the mail, bls enemies after the welfare of his large intcr-
Scarcity of laborers
L akevikw , O kkoon , July 30, 1903.)
M. F. Orr of lxirella was In town that source.
has retarded progress of building, but I going so far as to take it away from eats here.
Notice
is hereby given that, in cona-
Monday, lie Informs 11« that Ids
him, theyclalmtti.it Dutro iirfused
Ben Van Brimmer arrived home tiliance with the provisions of the act of
proa-
it
Is
thought
the
force
can
lx:
greatly
brother, Jubge Orr, Is doing a
to carry the mail.
And on this con­ Saturday from Oakland, Calif., where Congress of J line 3, 1878, entitled "An
IS THE PLACE TO GET
perous legal practice In Ills new )<x'.i- increased from now on. as the de- tradictory condition of things they he had been receiving treatment in act for the sale of timlier lands in the
states
of
California,
Oregon,
Nevada
and
I
mand
for
workmen
in
the
harvest
lion at Reno, Nevada, and that him-1...............
handle the think they tind a chance to deprive a hospital. Re returns much im­ Washington Territory,’’ as extended
to all the Public t-and States by
self and family are enjoying go<xl ' fields is alx.ut over. To
proved In health.
enormous crop this year has drained Dutro of his contract.
act of August 4, 1892, Jesse W. Church
health.
*9~Shop near Duffy’s Store.
Judge Ramsby came np from Mer­ I ill, of Picard, county of Siskiyou, state
j the county of willing workers, who WANT THE AOER nAIL LINE
of
has this day tiled in
According to the distribution of might otherwise have taken to rail­
RE-ESTABLISHED.
rill Saturday with Alice L., a trot­ i this California,
office his sworn statement, No. 107."»,
preachers at the Methrxlist con­
ting horse belonging to Ed. Martin. for the purchase of the NE'4 of Section
road building
People In the habit of receiving
ference, held recently at Grants Pass,
The Judge Is training the animal for No. It, in Township No. 41, S., Range
N6. 7 E. W. M., and will offer proof to
Moore'S Comedians are giving on- mail from the outside world and who
Klamath Falls, Bonanza and Fort
entry in the coming races.
show that the land sought is more val­
are
dependent
on
the
slow
schedule
and
will
tertalmnents
at
Alturas
this
week,
Klamath arc to be supplied
J. L. Padgett of Keno left fttbhday uable for its timber or stone than for
bave ilo h Bident ministers of that on Monday Manager Houston of the of the Ashland-Klamath Falls route, morning for a two months’ visit agricultural pur|>oses, and to establish
his claim to said land before Jas. H.
opera house telegraphed Mr. Moore have a well-grounded kick at the
denomination«
The Klamath County Live StM*i
Driscoll, coanty clerk, at Klamath Falls,
to secure his company for this place government for the objectionable ser­ among relatives and friends in the Oregon,
on Thursday, the IBtli day of
Immense
......
Association
will pay the above r»>
will
visit,
his
East.
In
Indiana
he
Oregon will roll Up <*n the crop I <»"r,nK the * falr
' . - Here Is what the vice now rendeied.
Postoffice pa­
October, 1902. He names as witnesses:
ward for the arrest and conviction of
00 years, and I. J. Straw, of Picard, California; H.
mother,
who
Is
aged
wheat harvest thia Beason,
Alturas New Era says of Mr. Moore's trons from Keno to Lakeview want
any per«
arsons found guilty ot
on his return will stop in Missouri R. Mathews, of Picard, California;
being estimated at flftWH million company:
Fred Moore and his the line from Ager re established,
Henry W. Straw, oi Picard, California;
stealing
where
he
used
to
live.
bushels, of which one county, Sher­ troupe of comedians arrived here with the same schedule as that in
Eugene B. Henry, of Klamath Falls,
brands |
man, produces nearly one-sixth. from Susanville Tuesday, and will re­ force prior to its abandonment.
Rev. N. J. Ilarblt who occupied Oregon. Any and all persons claim­
membel
ing adversely
the above-descritied
Addìi
Sherman Is a small county in rfro.a, main Io entertain the public during I They want It done becatise they can the pastorate of the Ji. E. church lands are -eqnested to file their claims
or J. O. Hamakef?
here
the
past
year,
has
been
assigned
In
this
office
on
or
before
said
16th
day
Ixit is big in wheat production.
get
their
San
Francisco
mall
twenty-
the fair week. His troupe has re-
to the charge at Wilbur, Or.
Rev. of October, 1902.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
Yesterday A. Castel brought UM ieently been strengt hened by the addi­ four hours or more earlier than un­
C.
A.
Stockwell,
another
former
I
samples of the choice variety Of tion of several excellent actors direct der the present arrangement, be­
pastor here, will have charge of a
peaches he has raised oil hls„ place in from the East, ear 11 oi whom is a cause their dealings are mainly with
church
at Marguam, Or.
California
and
because
there
is
less
They
West Klamath Falls.
""
“r are true artist In his line. Several per­
likelihood
of
snow
blockades
and
de
­
sons
who
saw
thia
company
play
at
W.
W.
Hazen, proprietor of the
fairly Crawfords, are large, luscious
lays
In
winter
on
the
Ager
road
than
East
End
Stables,
will run carriages
Susanville
last
week
Inform
us
that
and free from defects.
Fh* y «"
ir’for'in
qtfallty and
"lze ,n
tz’ their performance is equal 10 that to on the Ashland road. Two years ago to and from the fair grounds each
Eastern Hats, Waistings, Flannels, Ready-mad«
superior
In quality
«•«
Easy
lies raised west of the mountains. ()e found ln the first-class theatre of
c. next January wc were bottled up for day of the fair next week.
Gowns and Skirts. Full line of Children's Hoods and
peaci
several days by an unusual downfall rigs, quick time and reasonable price.
The Examiner reports that W'J* a c,t-r*
Jackotc; also Cushion Covers, Embroidery Silk, Linen*.
A portion of the land mentioned in of snow. Of t he two lines then run­
LOST: A paif of silver-mounted
Childers, a Lake county young J1”"’
ning
to
the
railroad,
the
Ager
came
_____ fez.m
1
spins, between Hilderbrand and
forged a’ check 0« Innes
* the Mowing
from th«
Battenburgs, eto.
forged a check oil F
to the relief of the county in supply­ Dairy. Finder will return them to
Chewaucanfof ttOO add pawed llr Lakevb:w Examiner lh-s In h a
Now Open
ing mail a considerable time befote Sheriff Summers and receive a re­
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE,
ty: The
the Ashland road could be opened
on Ahlstfnn Bros, merchants of|(ioan
now owner of the million acres of the
ward of «2.50.
Lakeview. Childers confesses gtillt
and rnnde passable. The latter road
For a pleasant physic
Oregon Central Military Wagon
Look Out tor Fever.
from
prosecu-
CARD OF THANKS.
and asks exemption
fto.il Company lands, will develop Its Is more mountalnbtuf and hence more
her Iain’s Stomach bod LI
tlon on his pratnlttc to make gtxxl th
liable to be blocked by deep snow.
Biliousness and liver disorders at Easy to taka.
Through the coulmns of your paper
PI smm
ncw possessions and did not purchase
If only one mall line to the. rtlilroad we desire to express our heartfelt
tills
season may be prevented by For sale by Chitwood « Ob,
low.
|tfor speculative purposes.
This
can be had, people generally would thanks to our neighbors and friends
cleansing the system with DeWitt’s
Next week will be marfc *
Company at ^e present time pays
AYul) line of
prefer one to Ager.
Little Early Riseni.
These famous
Week In Klamath Fall« by the county
for their sympathy and assistance at
little pills do not gripe. They move madklnas oh all
the death and burial of our loved eon
fair which should and will attract lf gers and logging contractors 170,-
MOORE’S COrtBDIANS COMINO.
A. O. U. W. BUILDING, the bowels gently, but copiously, and kWyoutfsfck, m
and brother, Earnest.
hither people from »» ^^¿wdav
**
••
'fhe compaoy s
by reason of the tonic propertie«, *stinually on hai
M b . and M bs . S. O. S hattuck
According to a telegram received
’P1'
4" ; , Tb„nd., OM
. •»■>«»■
Zcut’during the last twelve months
ie glaud«g
glands^.} Dairy, Or.
Klamath
Falls
give tone and strength to the
„Lrt« «re««*»
county, ’.ur.-- ---
ahd
F
am
ilv
.
on
i
X mwoooo feet, and with in- from Fred Moore bv Mr. Houston
.nd Mt three de,s. and
♦ he numlier of horses In train 1.,
1
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&
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s
ELECTRIC
CASH STORE.
£
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
C. C. BROWER,
New Stock Now Arriving.
U. S. Commissioner and and
Attorney.
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
First Class Work of all Kinds in Stone.
fi. D. GRIZZLE, Pray.
$250.00 REWARD
THE
BALDWIN STUDIO
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UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS
And Ready for Business.
Developing and Printing for
Amateurs a Specialty.
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FALL GOODS