|
All prills, to tlie imysmid the water­
of U. H. Withrow.
As Io plans for TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE3. 1*78-
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.
works.
H ki future, he will Mxio rebuild that
The Lakeview Examiner reports sn
1 part of the destroyerl liltx'k «»•euplml
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
juiihday ,
marcii «.
in*. Influx of Italians Into the New Pine
| by the [xmloffice and use II for his L akkvikw Oxsoos, Novemlwr 25, 1902.
Notice i" herelty given that in com
office end a small St<x‘k of grxxls. He
Cicek country mid says that farmers
pliane« with tlie proviHiona of the a<-t of
LOCAL NEWS
thinks hr will rebuild tile entire block UoligreM <>I Jun1« 3, 1878, entitled “An
of that vicinity frown on such acces­
I next fall.
act for the Hale <>( timber lamia in the
sions to the population, because the
I Congress adjourned yesterday.
Htatex of California, Oregon, Nevada,
foreigners become rivals In the hor­
The txrxrs and other fixtures, burn*' anil WaahIngton Territory,” as extend-1
Bicycle thieves have Iwen operating ticultural business mid live so cheap
<■<1 In the p<i4tofflce, belonged tn Ptnt- ed to all the Public Land States by
h Grant’s Pass lately.
that they can thrive by reducing the
uiaster MurdiH'li.
The government [ set of August 4,1892, Charles Wilton
HUme, of P. O. Box 1407, Seattle, county
1 Election of town officers comes off price of vegetables, thus forcing old
z
loses practically nothing.
Most of of King, etale of Washington, liar thia /■
text Monday.
settlersoulof that business. Another
. stamps and other valuables were in 1 day filed in tliia office hie sworn state-
j ment No. l«li, for tlie purchase of tfie
the safe.
But the small number W % of E*4 of Section No. 32 in Town­
Lakeview Is already making pllltlS objection to the Italians is that they
have
been
distributing
anarchistic
which
burned,
as
we
understand,
ship No. 37 8., Range No. 13, E. W. M.,
br a celebration July 4th.
amt will offer proof to show that the
dismiiirnts
through
the
nelgtiborlKMMl.
amount
to
the
government
only
the
This town needs fewer eats. The
land sought ia more valuable for its
, small cost, of paper and printing. timlx-r or atone than for agricultural
For several mon ths (!. 11. Withrow
•' HI ppi y greatly exceeds tlie demand.
I Some letters and papers were des­ purpoaea, and to establish Ina claim to
The county commissioners’ court is has had two men constantly employed
saiil land before J. W. Hamakar, (J. H. [
troyed th<‘liH-al mail arriving from Commissioner,
at Klamath Falla, Ore­
loldlttg It’s jcgular meeting (his In tlie preparation of a complete set
Lakeview and Intermediate points gon, on Tuesday, the 2!st day of April, [
of abstract books mid plats for Klam­
[week.
[ Sunday evening, and the mail drop­ 190.3. 11« names aa witnesaea: Everett
|
Swanston started m I hiu ! 200 head ath county. At times three and four
L. Peck, of Portland. Oregon; Bei.ja- ;
ped Into the office that evening and I ! min
men have been engaged at the work.
F. Jones, of Portland, Oregon ; Etta
.»if cattle yesterday for Little Shasta,
The Jones, of Montaville, Oregon ; Millon J. |
It will be the first mid only complete Mr. Hammond Loses Everything, but destined for eastern points.
k'alif.
will Bravely Begin Anew. Po,t- - mail for railroad points had gone al Jones, of Portland, Oregon ; Christian L.
set of six'll Links in the county.
As
Ling, of Portland, Oregon.
Any ami
master Had Narrow Escape.
A fall of snow covered the ground six, n iis |M>sslble Mr. Withrow will
9 o'cluck.
All day Monday Post- all |H*rsoria claiming adversely the atx-ive-
Hu a depth nf a couple of Inches Mun- also have books mid plats covering
I master MurdiH-li, Mrs. Murdoch and descrilxMl lamia are requested to tile
May night.
Mr. ('astel were busy bringing order I tlieir claims in thia office on or before
Lake county. People can readily ap-
said 2lst «lav of April, P*l3.
!
Early in the morning
Il Is the unanimous verdict of this prcclate tin- great expense of tlie task , The most destructive conflagration out of chaos.
E. M. B m ATTAIN, Register.
[town that there Is nothing t<s> good undertaken iiy Idin, and we hope the since the town's scquisltlon of a carpenters were set at work building
f
TIMBERLAND,
ACT
JUNE
3,
187*,
fixtures
In
Mr.
Murd<x'li
’
s
former
law
!
water
system
tinik
pl
ice
here
Sunday
[for tlie firemen.
result will amply Justify It. It Is a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Fred-■ Flock was granted a liquor decided credit to Mr. Withrow in sc-' tilglit, and only for such system and office, and by evening patrons were
served
with
tlieir
mall.
[liceaaa by the county court yesterday curing such much needed references. I the excellent efficiency with which it
RE-ADVERTISEMENT.
The buildings of Messrs. Van Valk-
ho run a aal<M>n at Kono.
Ashland Tidings: A special agent was handled, most of the business
U mitei » S tites L and O ffice . I
List Friday Louis Gerlier started of the general land office, I). L. I j part of town would inevitably haw enburg and Taylor were considerably Lakeview, Oregon, February 3, 1903. f
Notice is hereby given that in com­
p7A beef cattle from the Colwell and Sleeper, was In Albany last, week, In- 1 ! been redir ed to ashes. The tire Is damaged and a cqrps of carpenters Ixt-
gan making repairs Monday morning. pliance with the provisions of the act of
Is'llevcd
Io
have
Ix-en
of
Incendiary
Ball ranches for Montague.
vcstlgatlng recent entries of tim­
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
origin. At 11:30 o'clock flames were Furniture and gixxls were replaced act for the sale of tiinl<er lands in the
Eulogies on the late congressman ber lands In the Lakeview land dis-.
'discovered leaping up from the post- and Mr. Taylor has quarters for his states of California, Oregon, N-vada,
Tongue were given In tlie United trlct by Albany people. There have,
barlier simp temporarily established I ami Washington Territory,” as extend­
been claims In tha Lakeview district - office blis'k, owned by It. 1. Hammond,
ed to all the Public Land States by act
Hates senate last Sunday.
[ and they had gained such headway tn Mr. Van Valkenburg's apartment. of August 4, 1BV2, the following persons
Last week Judge Bens m granted to the nillillxT of 123 tiled upon by j {that nothing could lie saved from I lie Considering tlieir immediate proximi­ have tiled in this office tlieir sworn
*
divorces In the eases of Ltskuski vs. i residents of Albany, and the special i building, and nelghlHirmg property ty to the postoffice block, tlieir escape statements, to-wit:
[
agent
was
directed
to
Investigate
as
William
II.
Flagg,
Llskitskl and Little vs. Little.
from greater loss was very fortunate i of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
, Io whether the entrymen Hied on the . seemed In Imminent danger.
A district convention of Christian
and a credit to the efficient efforts of Oregon, sworn statement No. 1486, for
Ltsses
may
tie
summarized
as
fol
­
[claims with honest Intentions or In !
the purchase of the N,'a of N.'i, section
Endeavor societies is to be held In
the tire department.
24, township 40, 8., range 7 E.
( the interest of outside parties.
It Is . lows: It. I. Hammond, building and
Grants Pass March (I, 7, and 8.
The telephone exchange, located in
John W. IJyar,
| reported that Mr. Sleeper found no. stock of gent's furnishing g<HHls, to-
Ashland, county of Jacks m. state of
It Is reported that the northern reason to question the genuineness , bacco, stationery, etc., valued at be­ Mr. Van Valkenburg’s building, was of
Oregon, sworn statement No. 1487. for
transcontinental railway lines have i ami validity of any of the claims mid ; tween 14,000 and •5000, with no m- slightly damaged and required some tha purchase of the S.4 SW4, NEI4
HW'L and NW4 8E*4. section 1, town­
decided to maintain reduced rates . will ko report t<> the general land ■ ; surance; Wells Fargo & Co., few I repai rs.
ship 40, S., range 7 E., W. M.
packages <>f express; Post master Mur-
from the east until June 15.
office.
Emma I b ar.
d(M-li, [MMtiiffice fixtures, *.'100, no in­
of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
A. L. Leavitt Ims purchased the
The tunnels of the S. P. Co. In
Oregon, sworn statement No. 1488, fori
surance; II. II. Van Valkenburg and
residence and lots of E. I. Applegate Northern California and Southern
The town is lucky in the possession the purchase of tlie S', NE'4 ami N*ij
Ky Taylor, damage to buildings, •2-'i(>.
I
of an up-to-date system of water­ SE'I, section 2, township 40, 8., range
on Conger avenue.
We understand Oregon have caved In frequently of
7 E., W. M.
no Insurance; telephone exchange
the consideration was •2,000.
works and tlie acquisition is more I
late, delaying traffic and causing
Florence L. Trefren,
slightly Injured; building of Rttrvo- generally and thoroiiglily appreciated , of Ashland,
county of Jackson, state of
Numerous Indiana passed through I great annoyance and expense. Tun-
LICAN office charred and damaged since tlie tire, which threatened the ' Oregon, sworn statement No. 148‘.t, for
nr|
9
lii
Shasta
county
has
h:ul
four
town the |Mst few days on tlieir way
the pa rebase of the 8E*j NW'g, 8W*4
somewhat, covered by insurance.
whole business section Sunday night. NE*4, and W4 BE'a, section 12, town- I
to Lost river, where they go each such m'cldeiits within the past month.
When the dread alarm of fire was
40, 8., range 7 E., W. M.
year nt this time to catch and dry All those tunnels, involving millions spread through town, the postofficc Tlie system more than paid for itself ' ship
That they will offer proof to show
then.
The
town
is
also
lucky
of dollars In construction and a per­
mullets.
lilis-k was a roaring, billowy sea of in Its tire company, whose incm- that the land sought is more valuable
ior its timber or stone than for agricul-1
Judge Willits’ storr nsnn lias lx*rn petual expense In loss by accidents flames, the heat one hundred feet dis­
bers have amply demonstrated their tural pur|x»es, and to establish their
and
making
repairs,
might
have
Ix-en
j
enlarged and Is now receiving the
tant from It twlng almost Intolerable. promptness and ability in handling . claim to said land lx*fore C. IL Withrow. ‘
finishing touches.
This Improve­ avoided had tlm north and south line The firemen resjwinded quickly and
: (J. K. Commissioner, at Klamath Falls.!
a conflagration. The fact that they Oregon, on Monday, the8th day of June, -
ment enables liltu to greatly Increase Ix-eii run via Klamath river as was had three lines of li.ise laid, made
were drenched to the skin and had to
contemplated when the present route
Ills KtlH'k of gtssls.
connectionsand were throwing water face clouds of smoke and blistering
Thev name as witnesses: Florence
was selected. By building this way
within a few minutes after reaching heat dlii not check their efforts III any 1 L. Trefren, John W. Ihar, Emma Dyar, I
We nre Informed that an ci|X‘rt
such heavy grades as those over the
William IL Flagg, of Ashland, Oregon,
civil engineer will be here this week
the ground. All adjoining buildings stage of the tight.
They work«! ami J. 8. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon.
Slsklyoua would also have been
Any amt all persons claiming adverse-.
to make an accurate survey and esti­
avoided, and the comparatively small 1 which seemed diHimcd, t<«>k on a dif­ from start to finish with unwavering | ly the a‘>ove-de»c'ril>ed lands are re-
mate of cost of construction for tlie
ferent and more hopeful aspect when energy and determination and de­ ' quested to file their claims in this office
I rain fall east of the Cascach-s would |
zv\/T\zYt.zT\ Tzr
T/F ztx /T\ : z T szt T /V*. -TrTJryF
Merrill Mutual Canal Co.
water licgan flow I ng from the mains. serve :uid receive the gratitude of all on or before said 8th day of June, 19U3.
have greatly reduced the cost of
E.
M.
BRATTA1N,
Register.
The
lights
of
the
town
were
turned
Joseph Franks, formerly of Ash­ maintenance. When north and south
business men of the town.
In re­ . (1st pub. Feb. 12 )
land, committed suicide by taking railway Hues arc secured through off to guard against danger from elec­ sponse to the firemen’s needs, the
opiates nt Ills home on Evans creek, Crixik and Klamath counties by the tric currents and the pump at the town board, at its meeting Monday TI M BER LA ND, ACT J U NE 3, 1 «78,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
near Wixxlvlllc, In Jackson county, promised connection of the Columbia station was kept In rapid motion. evening, did eminently the proper
Everything
movable
In
the
jewelry
on Thursday night of last week.
UstTKii S tates L amo O ffice ,!
thing ordered an appropriation of
Southem and road building up from
store of II. IL Van Valkenburg and several hundred dollars for rubber Lakeview, Oregon, November 28, 1IM2J
Laird,
the
bulk
of
Hie
traffic
lietwecn
The Grants Pass Courier reports,
Notice is hereby given that in com­
barber shop of Ky Tat lot was quickly suits,
and helmets, and other pliance with the provisions of the act of
1h.it J. I.. Calvert of that place has| San Francisco and Portland may Is-
removed
to
places
of
safety.
things required. Tlie board is to be , Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
sold bls livery business there with the arrlcd on i Ills way and thus wash-outs
i Postmaster MurdiH-h made a vai- commended for Its promptness ill thus | A't for the sale of timber land in the
and
cave-ins
on
the
old
line
will
not
Intention of moving to Klamath
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
lant effort to save valuables In the recognizing tlie merits and needs of and in Washington Territory” as extend-
county to engage In the st<x-k bus­ Interrupt transportation.
post office, but the heal was mi In­ the company,
We may well rejoice ed to all the Public Iaind States by act
iness.
tense that he nearly perished and that we have a first-class system of [of August 4, 1892, the following persons
DITCH MEN HAVE ARRIVED.
have this day tiled fn this office their
The stockmen of Jackson county wilt
could rescue only some papers, which
sworn statements, to-wit:
The Republican Is In receipt of the were of exceptional value, from his waterworks and an able tire company
meet at Medford next Saturday and
Anson,
which latter deserves substantial en­ of Klamath Walter
Falls, county of Klamath,
effect an organ I/.at ion. Dr. Williv- following letter from Mr. Brong who safe, which lie feared would not save
couragement.
state of Oregon, sworn statement No.
We Carry as Fins and Varied a StocK of
combe, of the state experiment sta­ was here a few weeks ago in tlie In­ Its contents from damage.
llut In
1614, for the purchase of the S*. NE’-4
thm at <\>rvallls, will attend llini terest of (lie Merrill Mutual Canal this lie was happily mistaken, for
and Nl. SE’i, Sec. 1, T. 37 8., K. V
E., W. M.
company:
address the meeting.
everything In the safe was perfectly
Charles C. Essig,
P ortland , O k ., March 2, 1003. 1 unharmed. When Mr. Murdoch saw
The entertainment given In the
The fire staffed In Mr. Hammond's, of Harrison, county of Kootenai, state
M
*ssrs.
W.
11
use
A
Son,
<
1 the fire, his first thought was of the store room al the rear of the post- i of Idaho, sworn statement No. 1615, for
omua house Friday evening for the
the purchase of the S'» NW*.4, Sec. 1.
I
Klamath Falls, Orc.
lx-n.-H» of the Presbyterian library
valuable papers in the safe and rush­ office, and there arc evidences which and SH XEI4, Sec. 2, T. 37 S., R.9 E.
Gentlemen:
Our
ditch
man,
Mr.
was largely attended and netted a
ed In to get them. He half unlocked lead to the conclusion that the build­ W. M.
That they will offer proof to show
n good sired
sum. The singing, Rever, mid the engineer leave here the combination and then, nearlv ing was entered and robbed and then 1 that
the land sought is more valuable
I
to-night
for
your
place
mid
will
at
As Can be FbuHd In Any
recitations and lecture were very
■overcome, had to httrrv out fur fresh fired, either intentionally or acci­ . for its tinilier or stone than for agricul­
I
once commence work on the survey air. Back lie went again, finished dentally. After the tire, Monday tural purposes, and to establish their
g'Hxl and thoroughly enjoyed.
We bnv direct from the largest jobbing houses and manufacturers in the conn-
claim to said land liefore J. W. Ilama-
of the canal. Yours Truly,
the combination, opened an inner box morning, five pairs of socks, identi­ I kar, U. 8. Commissioner, at Klamath trv for CASH, and are enabled to get the lowest prices, besides always l«ing sure
The town board had Its regular
E. B uono .
Instantly fied as the property of Mr. Hammond, Falls. Oregon, on Thursday, the 23rd of obtaining tirst-class goods. We ahi not paying enormous expenses and will
j and secured the papers.
moiling Monday evening.
Lillie
of April, 1903.
sell you goods at reasonable rates.
The
men
referred
to
in
the
forego
­
realizing
the
certain
loss
to
the re­ were found in sn alley near the lake. day
was done, aside from providing for
They name as witnesses: Charles C.
the needs of the lire company, It ing letter arrived here this morning. malnlng contents If the dolir were Also the ground showed that a sack Essig. of.Harrison. Idaho; Walter An­
WE KEEP THE BESt MANOS ÓF FLOUR THAT ARE OBTAINABLE:
left open, he dashed in again anil had been dragged over it. The socks son, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Wesley WE HAVE A COMPLETE STÒCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. FAMILY
was ordered, among other things,
TO PAYTHE INDIANS.
IO. Smith, of Klamath Falls, Oregon;
shut It, but narrowly escaped drop- did not sntell of smoke, showing that | H. H. Wescott, of Klamath Falla, Ore­ TRADE IS ESPECIALLY SOLICITED.
that any team hauling a hose cart to
Monday's
Oregonian publishes ■ ping, exhausted, before the fierce they were taken before the tire. Sub­ gon; Joseph U. Smith, of Klamath I
n tiro hereafter should I m * paid 02ZO.
Your patronage is always appreciated, and no matter how sriiall your purchases
Oregon.
He suc­ sequently it was discovered tfoat the Falla,
It Is reported that two newspapers Representative Moody’s report from [ heat of the burning wall.
Any an<i all persons claiming adverse­ you may rest assured it will bv our constant aim to sell you the beat goods tna1
uro soon to tie established at Silver I the committee on Indian affairs, on ceeded In rescuing a table containing rear door of the building had been un­ ly the above-described lands are re­ can be obtained and at reasonable price«.
Therefore, It is believed quested to file their claims in this office
Lake In T-ake county. Also another ■ his bill to pay the Klamath Indians the keys which open mall sacks. bolted.
!
some
fiend
broke Into the room for on or before said 23rd davof April, 1903.
for
lands
relinquished
to
tlie
govern
­
Otherwise
it
would
have
ix*en
some'
paper Is to be started at Bend In
E. M. BRATTA1N, Register.
Crook county. There promises to lie ment. Here is the diming paragraph days before people could have been ' ! theft and then either accidentally
'dropped lighted matches which he STATE TREASURER’S SEVENTH
served with their mall.
no dearth of locally generated literary : of the report:
NOTICE.
"Your
committee
are
of
the
opln-
The fire rapidly yielded to the fiinxl had used In selecting his plunder, or
the Kinmath CbbhU tlifc St«c
provender In Eustcrn Oregon com­
I
-------
to
cover
the
burglary,
deliberately
I
Ion
that
this
measure
of
justice
of
water
and
within
two
hours
was
Association will pay the above
munities.
Treasury Department, (
should lie accorded these deserving entirely extinguished. Anxlouscrowds applied the torch and committed a
Stale of Oregon.
I
ward for the arrest and contlctibn
A place has been provided in the
S ai . km , February 25, 1903.
Arson is one of
, Indians, win, gave to tlie Government watched the conflagration and with , more heinous crime.
any person or persons found guilty <
Notice is hereby given that there arc
Union depot at Portland for exhibits
a magnificent domain, and In return grateful and appreciative heart* saw the blackest and most despicable (funds in the treasury with which to re-
Stealing or altering this marks <
of products of Oregon counties, to lie |
brands of any stock belonging to ar
therefor have received pnrtieally the brave and energetic tire company ' crimes In the calendar of crimes, and , deem all outstanding state warrants
maintained for tlie Information of
on the Stute Scalp Bounty and
member of this aksbeiatioti.
nothing. It is the belief of tlie com­ conquer what seemed at first an In­ officers should and will persist In the drawn
Bounty Funds, endorsed “Presented
visitors from the East.
Klamath
Address Chas, llorton, PreaMen*
effort to locate the guilty party and and not paid for want of funds” print
mittee that tlie modified agreement superable tower of fiatnes.
br J. O; Hamaker,Secretary.
county could gather together an ex­
The to this date. All such warrants, if
proposed by this bill will be quickly
The tire started In nn apartment promptly bring him to justice.
cellent display of substantial*, In
properly endorsed, will be |wxi«l npoh
ratItied by the Indians, and that tlie Just Imck of that <H‘cuplcd by the post- law prescribes a heavy penalty for presentation at this office, interest
which liomc-Neekers and Investors
sale of the lands and a start toward office and opened into Mr. Hammond's such offenders and Its fullest limit Is ! thereon ceasing from and after this
are particularly Interested, mid we
CHAS. S. MOORE,
doing justice to these wards of the main store nnint, ts'lng filled with a no more thnn commensurate with the date.
hope It will be done.
State Treasurer.
encrmlty
of
the
crltnc^
____
Nation may lie made before the ¡LN- large quantity of his g<M>ds.
From
Lakeview Examiner: John Drumm scnibllng of the next Congress.”
DEATH OF ALEX 8TEELE.
here the flames communicated so
TIIE
of Summer Lake, killed a cougar about
quickly with nil parts of the store
Alex Steele, formerly of this county,
ton days ago, that measured six feet
NOTICE.
that none of the st wk nor even the
from tip to tip. Leslie Russell was
Issiks could be rescued.
All remalu- died at bls home near Horse Shoe I
All
those
knowing
themselves
111-
Bend, Idaho, last Friday, aged 46
cutting fence stays on the rlin iilniut
I Ing of Mr. Hammond's building arej
a quarter of a mile from the Harris debted to R I. Hammond will piemie the charred and blackened walls, and vears. He was born in Waupaca,
FOR
Ills great
Wis. He disposed of large farming
ranch, mid the cougar t«w>k possession call and settle at once.
of
bls
atock
little
has
been
worth
of "Tuffs” saw and stays, I trinimi loss by the makes it. necessary for gathering from the piles of ashes and Inteiests In Klamath county about
six years ago and removed to Idaho,
heard the rumpus and went to Rus- him to collect all due him without cinders.
With Ills entire loss and no
accompanied by Ills wife, daughter of
sei’s relief. There were t wo cougnrs delay.
Insurance, It is a very great, misfor­
Now Open
Mrs.
Urllngs of
this
place.
but the dogs treed but one.
Ilow often you hear it remarked: tune, which excites the sympathy of
Besides his wife, he leaves two sisters
Mr. Hiuti-
The fury with which our building olt’s only a cold,” and a few days the whole comitiunlty.
undone brother—Mrs. Frank Ward
smoked and t hreatened hi catch tire later loam that the man Is on Ills tnond was local agent for Wells Fargo
PASSgNdER. EXPRESS AND EAST FRElOHT Lit
and Mrs. J. T. Henley Of tills county
Sunday night, shows that we are haik with pneumonia.
This Is of A, Co., but little belonging to that
and Don Steele who now resides In
LEAVE KLAMAtH FALLA 8 A. M
Koine
neither too green nor too soggy to such common occurrence t hat a cold, department wits on hatid<
Nevada.
Mr. Steele had tnany
OHiee-
Msmmtfth
Stables, Largest and Most Cenirdily Located i
burn. Our establishment seemed to however slight, should not lie disre­ iMMiks, charred but legibly fhllrtti In
friends here who regret his dcilth and
the
ruins,
will
somewhat
facilitate
be In exactly the right condition to garded.
Chamberlain'a
Cough
TfdVeiers conveyed td all points at reasonable tftfpft. f
will sympathize with bls befeaved
go up In smoke and would have done Remedy countracts any tendency to­ milking out reports and otherwise
wife and other survhlng relatives.
A. 0. U. W. BUILÖINÖ, rare given to stock.
so had It not liecn for the interven­ ward pneumonia.
It always cures getting his affairs Into tangible shape.
//
AUDI
rt-
,b
"
A
PP
lcs
at
2
cfs.
Temporarily
he
has
resumed
the
ex-
Sold by
tion of a torrent of water from the mid Is pleasant to take.
W.
Proprietor,
ArrLtO;
Ism"
Mi
it
M
utR>;r
Klamath
Falls«
prr»s and stage business In the office
A < ’».
bands of t he expedit Ions tire eoiiipani. (’hit
\v
AMATI! REPUBLICAN.
■
I
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
E lectric
I
I CASH STORE.
I
**
*
Postoffice Block Burned
and Other Damage.
ORIGIN IS INCENDIARY
Water System and Prompt Work
of Firemen Rescue Town.
:
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£
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Dry Goods,
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* Clothing and Groceries
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The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
New Stock Now Arriving.
Waterworks and Fire Company.
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L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
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—Dairy, OregOii
l. F. DA VIES, Prop,
Robbery and Incendiary.
General Merchandise, Patent Medicines,
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Prints
Muslins, Yams, Crash, Notions and
ROC B R I E
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$250.00 REWARD.
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Àger-Klamath Falls Stage Lin
To and front Ager Daily, via Klamat
Hot Springs, by Daylight.
UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS
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And Ready for Business
Developing and Printing for
Amateurs a Specialty.
Shortest and Best Route to R. R>
Best Time and Aficomiflodatiot