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■ ■ .J. — .»¡rar a , . • - ----------- er lliir w III Is* Imilt. That i ll) seems will la* dimiged from ngmi to super TIMBER I.A mi . ACT J I 'NE 3. 1878.- MM. risii OF COUNTY BOARD. Nt/TK’E Kilt I ' liLICAIioN. intendent. Tim sal.iry will be the to iiicaii business. 1 1 1 ■ ....................... —JI The i-ouniy commissh tiers' court, Asstkin as the weal bur will pramlt, linin' ¡is before. I' NITE I • STATE.' LAND (if Hf'E. rilVKHDAY. M a HCII U. H’H. m> I lust week, adjourning Friday, I.AKKVIKW, Gai«»)!«, NoV'-lltlx'l "5. H«r2. II. I. Hmnnioinl «'x|xi Is to tieglh the Uh.it was the Ashland Town Talk and in addltlou to allowing claims, Notics is hereby given thut in cum Work of repairing that pint <>f his I iiih iignln I'hmigi d linmla, A. (’. J.u ub- plianux with III* provi-ions <>t the act of IraiiMu t. <l the following imslmss: LOCAL NI-WS. lailldlllg, fM'cupieil, until the tire, by miii having lemglit the properly of N. Congress June I, 18;s, entitled “Au II. W. Marple WM appointed cor act tor the sale litulair lands in tlie the jM'stfilllce, ami will use II for the L Burton end changed Its frame to A •> pound wm was Ixun to Mt. and of California, Oregon, Nevada, The new oner, tnwta vacant by Hie death of states exprebfi and stage office arid a small the Aahlaiul Tribune. and Washington Territory,” as extend- Mrs. Medley of this place t.Wt Friday. Dr. F. D. Kearnes. name Is a great improvement and it (ed to all the Public Land Mates by stfs'k of goods. 9 E. B. Ramsby and A. V. Whitney A daughter wan born to Mr. and act o| August 4,1802, Charh-s Wilton Andrew Loppin, aged 57 years, was H to he hoped the old one will never resigned a* Justice of the pence and Stone, of P. O. Box 1407, Seattle, county Mrs. Geo. L. Chase, at this place, Instantly killed by fulling from a be renurri'i'h'iL Shakespeare would constable, respectively, at Merrill, i of King, state of Washington, has this Bunday. trestle on Hie Southern Paclllc mar never have said “there's notlilug In a and Geo. Offield and II. A. Kat ten day fil<'<I in tliis office his sworn state ment No. I'd I, lor tlie purchase of the There is too much mild In the ronda West Fork In Crew Creek canyon <ai name, " If lie could have known Dial WK °l E'v of Section No. .'KI in Town- for comfortable traveling at Hila the 2nd Inst. The man limi been “Town Talk” wAmid ever have la-en horn were appointed to fill tile va> | sliii. No. 37 »., Range No. 13, E. W. M., fancies. ! ami will offer prmd to show that the Writing. employed <m lite railrontl with an ex applied to a newspaper. The Trib Contract* were let to Win. * land sought is more valuable for its une Is ably edited and neatly printed Roy llamakar Is out again lifter tra section or st eel gang. I of Dairy to build a l>ew bridge over tinilier or stone than for agricultural and we wish tlie proprietor plenty (,f ( purpoaea, ami to establish his claim to several Weeks' eontlnemeiit at home I J. A. Anthony of New Pine Creek the Klamath river nt Keno for •!,- . sni<l hind la-lore J. W. Haaiakar, IJ. H. prosperity. * with an Injured limb. Is building an electric lighting system Commissioner, at Klamath Falls, Ore <¡00 and to repair the Wilson bridge gon. on Tuesday, the 21sl day of April, N. H. Merrill and E. S. Phllllfis ar over Lost river for 11,750. The Examiner reports that •lesse al Lakeview, whether tho town wants 1903. He names as witneases: Everett Fisher is the new night cmik at. llar- him to ti» Il or not. It Is claim rived here Monday from a trip over I The matter of securing a new in- L-Peck, of Portland. Oregon; Benja » vey's restaurant in Lakeview. ed that Ids franchise has expired, I the line of the propimed irrigating dex for deeds and mortgages for the min F.Jones, of Portland, Oregon; Etta of Montaville, Oregon- Milton J. » It Is reported tliut two new nm lie entered the town on Sunday with ''•iitial with Civil Engineer Cline and clerk’s office was placed hi the hands Jones, Jones, of Portland, Oregon ; ('liristian L. Geo. W. Ilever, general manager. bf smallpox have developed nt Merrill, a crew of men, ami had poles set ami of Judge Baldwin for attention. Ixxig, of Portland, Oregon. Any and Measra. ('line ami Ilever began the tnaklng four cshcs altogether. wires strung. The coni ract to furnish the court all |H-rsons claiming adversely the alx>ve- dewrilx-d lands are requested to tile & We have received a communication William Thacker Leevcr, a pioneer work of making the aurvey and csii- house with 25 cords of pine was their claims in this office on or before from Ft. Klamath t < m > late to publish scliisil teuchrr of Oregon, died ut his mates on Tuesday ami an- assisted by awaided to Richard Breitenstein who said 21st <lav of April, l!Ki.‘). E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. * this week. It will duly appear In our homi' at Talent on the 2nd Inst, lie .M issis . I’liillljis, Bryant and t han performs the service for 84.50 9 filer. One of th«' flrxt steps hi the cord. He gave a sufficient bond. I Clime to Hits alate It 18M and was next issue. TIMBERLAND, ACT JUNE 3. lMTn,, undertaking la to drill into the hill Elliott Lyons, wlm murdered Sher esteemed us an educator limi citizen, near the lake and ascertain the char- A GOOD MAN GONE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. iff W. W. Withers of Lane county, lie leaves ten sons ami daughters, net er of tlie formation through RE-ADVERTISEMENT. Contributed. nmotig them being Edmond M. Lcev- has been sentenced to hang which the flitch will have to pass. ral- Died, at I i I k home hi Langell er of Ft. Klanalh. E xited S tates I. axi > O ifk e . day, April 17. They expect to have the work com ley, Man-Il 4, Allan McDonald, aged Lakeview, Oregon, February 3, 1901. I f * Mr. Daniel Conner of Swan lake The Woodmen of Grants Pass ure pleted within n month, ami then act 77 years. The deceased was a native Notice is hereby given that in com * pliance with the provisions of the act of making preparations to hold n st reel ami Miss Bertini Arnett <>f this pl.u■<• ual construct ion w ill follow. This of Ayrshire, Scotland, emigrating to of June 3, 1878, entitled “An fair and carnival In that town from I were united In marriage at the resi- will Inaugurate a new era of growth America with Ills parents when a Congress act for the sale of tiinls-r lands in the ¡deuce of J. I*. Arnett In Klamath June Id to 21. amt pros|wrlty for Klamath county. young man and locating in Iowa, . states of California, Oregon, Nevada, I ami Washington Territory," as externl- O. P. Waggoner hits Ixuigllt two ! Falls last Friday, Justice Graves per Mr. ami Mrs. Ilobt. A. Hopkins, where lie resided for several years. i ed to all the Public Land States by act The happy forming the ceremony, lots of Maj. Worden on High street formerly oi Klamath Falls, left Ash With a younger brother he removed 1 of August 4. 1892, the following peraons ami Is preparing to erect a neat young cuuple receive Hie beat w labes land Monday for their future imine at to Oregon In the early sixties, l.a-at- ■ have tiled in this office their sworn i statements, to-wit: of many friends. dwelling on them. Pullman, Wash. In regard to a re Ing In Washington county, Later William H. Flagg, the Arc do- II. L. Boggs, chief of The purity of Ashland's water sup ception temlcri'l them before tljclr they rem >ved to what, was then ' of Ashland, comity o( Jackson, state of I Oregon, sworn statement No. I486, for ply Is questioned and the board of partmenl, him taken steps lo secure depart me, tlie Titlings says: The known :p> Lake county. They were the purchase of the N.'a of N'j, section the necessary equipments for the trade and city council propose to act pupils of the Seventh grade of the among the earliest set tiers and by 24, township 40, S., range 7 E. company, in accordance with resolu 'city sch'xils tendered a reception to thrifty and industrious habits built John W. Dear, jointly In Improving It. tion <>f the town board. Citizens will Pref. It. A. Hopkins, Friday evening, up a comfortable home. The de I of Ashland, county of J'acksm. state of | Oregon, sworn statement No. 1487. for Today J. F. Gocllcr sold bls lots lx- glad to know tl at the boys arc to i at till' home of Mrs. U ah Calwell, oti ceased was an upright, honest cjtizcn the purchase of the S4y SW!^, NE*4 ami bouse on Malli street, south of have all the supplies they . .... I to Laurel street. The affair was given who strictly adhered to the Golden SW'4, ami NW1^ SE1^, section 1, town the school house, toll. l>. Grizzle who ship 40, S., range 7 E., W. M. carry on ttielr commendatile work. as a murk of the esteem In which Mr. Rule. His death will lie regretted by Emma Dyar. will occupy Hie same with ills murblc We are III receipt of a letter from Hopkins was held by Ills late stu all who knew him. lie never mar of Ashland, county oi Jackson, state of works. sworn statement No. 1488, for the Port lami board of Trade wiling dents, and ax a farewell licfore Ills de ried, but lived with his brother and ' Oregon, the purchase of tlie S*a N'E'i ami NJg Ashland Tidings: Mr. mid Mrs. forth Its determination to secure di parture for Pullman, Wash., where family. He had unbounded faith in SE'I, section 2, townsliii! 40, 8., range Momyer of Klamath Aginey were I rect railway comniunlcatIon lietwecii I he Is going Into business. There Divine Providence and when his earth 17 E., W. M. visiting their daughter, wlm is a Florence L. Trefren, tli.it city and this section of the state. were ubout twenty present and the ly task was completed lie passed away of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of student at tlirK. (I. Slate Normal, In Port lami people have awakened to tlie evening was very pleasantly spent < as tranquilly as the dawn. Oregon, sworn statement No. 1489, for Ashland, last week. the purchase of the SEI« NW'^, SW*4 need <>f sin'll facilities and It now with games. Refreshments were CH1ISTIAN CON- NE'i, and W, SE1^, section 12, town- ENDEAVOR We are Informed that Dr. Ilargua looks ax though they would lx* fortli- shh> 40, S., range 7 E., W.’M. VENTION. served at tlie close ami Prof, and Mrs. h is bought a tract of ground from i'Olllillg. That they will offer proof to show > Hopkins were the recipients of num- that the land sought is more valuable J. (I. Fierce, located on Conger ave of the The district convention , 'Toux warm wishes for their welfare Tlie now slat«' lioard <if health, for its timber or stone than for agricul In their new home. nue, and will won liegln the erection I Christian Endeavor Mx-lety held in tural purposes, and to establish their provided for by the legislature, coni of a large dwelling there. Grants Pass last week comprised claim to said land Ix-fore C. H. Withrow. DEATH Ol: MISS MCCRAW. prisca the following persons, appoint delegates fnim the counties ot Jose U. S. Commissioner, at Klamath Falls. A Lake county trapper presented ed by Governor Chamberlain: Dr. Oregon, ou Munday, the 8lh tlav of June, M iss Ora McCraw, wlm has licen phine, Jackson, Klamath and Lake, 1903. 13U coyote scalps to the county clerk Harry Lam* of Portland. Dr W. A. Thev name as witnesses: Florence at Lakeview List week for the bounty, Cusick of Salem, Dr. E. B. Filled of one of the teachers In the Klamath and the wssion was considered a suc- L. Trefren, John W. Dyar, Emma Dyar, cess in all respects. Among the Falls si'hiHils since last Christmas, and waadisappointed to find that the Medford, Dr. Andrew C. Smith of William H. Flagg, of Ashland, Oregon, died at tile rcHldenee of her uncle, W. leailing speakers in attendance was and J. 8. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon. I bounty bud been removed. P'lttlaml. Dr. Alfred D. Kinney of Any ami all persons claiming adverse- Rev. Mr. Shields, formerly of Klam A. Wright, st tills place this morn Ashland Tidings: Burton L. Cun- Astoria, and Dr. C. J. Smith of Pen- i ly the a’vove-described lamle are re ing at 8:30 o'chx'k. Friday evening ath Falls. The next biennial con quested to tile their claims in this office nlnghain, who has been spt-ndlng dleton. | she wax taken with pneumonia and vention will be held in Ashland. on or before said 8th day of June, 1903. several weeks In the mountains of It la reported that 2,000 people grew gradually worse until the end Following officers were elected to F. M. BRATTAIN, Register, Josephine county with Ills camera, • seeking homes in Oregon passed (let pub. Feb. 12 ) serve t wo years: I came. ’The constant attentions of returned to Ashland yesterday. I through Portland mid into the val- physlclsn and relatives and friends President—Fred Homes, Ashland. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNES, 1878, R-V. Younglove's affection of the leys Mailh of there during tile last NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, 1st Vice President—Geo. Cramer, could not stay the steady march of thnMl ti is compcll«| him to omit reg- half of February, and thia spring a tlie dread disease. of Grants Pass. U xited S tates L and O ffice ,^ ular sen ices In the M. E. church immigration to this state from the 2nd Vice President—E. E. Wash-1 Lakeview, Oregon, November 28, 1902.) Miss McCraw came here from lluli- for m - v era) Sundays, but he expect* east I hh only comimmectl. Klamath’s bard, or., last May and has taught burn, of Jacksonville. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Io be able to preach Iiiore next Sun 'influx of new settlers will doubt less in the c unity since then. Nhc was 3d Vice President—Miss Mac Wor Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “Ati * come later in the season when the day. well edui aicd, an cilicicnt teacher, a den, of Klamath Falls. A-1 for the sale of timber land in the The late legislature appropriated roads Is-come Ix-ttcr. Secretary—Miss Edna Parker, of xtates of California, Oregon, Nevada, consistent Christian, prepossessing hi We Buy as Low as We Can! That’s busbmm and in Washington Territory”as extend 8*.non for improvements to the Ash A new hydrant has lieen put In on ippearancc and highly esteemed by Grants I'asa. ed to all the Public Land Mates by act We Sell as Low as We Can! That’i Progresalv land Normal school ami the regents Main street near the court house, to all who knew her. Treasurer -Miss Edna Hoag, of of August 4, 1802, the following persons Her death is have this day filed In this office their You Buy as Low as You Can! That’s commos <>f that Institution met Iasi Friday Increase the facility of the water (keenly regretted by tier many friends Medford. sworn statements, to-wit: lo consider wh.it to du with the works. More than ever, people appro- iiere and all will cordially sympathize YOU Buy Of Us! That’s Dollars and Cents for Both Walter Anson, LOST RIVER of Klamath Falls, county of Klamath, namey. leíate the protection the water system with the sorrowing relatives. She state of Oregon, sworn statement No. We Carry as Fine and Varied a Stocx oi The Ashland Record of last week i 1614, for the purchase of the S'.. NE'j ! Within a few days new Ixixcs will guarantees lo I lie town. If taken in was 20 years of age, and leaves a I* put In Ila- iMatoftlic and that will time It will cure the woist case of lire mother, a sister ami two brothers at contains an article on the “Lost ami N'4 KE’a, Sec. 1, T. 37 S., R. V ' I «■ml the iucoiivcnlunec ms’cssarily that can happen. As a fact the IltiblKird, Or. Rivers” of Oregon, and has the fol E., W. M. Charles C. Essig, suffered by I he post master und pub- water system of Klamath Falls Is Arrangements tor th.- funeral have lowing to sav about the one in Klam- of Harrison, county of Kootenai, state ; lie by reason of the recent conflagra- equal In quantity of water ami force ! not lieen made nt this writing. ; ath county: Lost river in Klamath oi Idaho, sworn statement No 1615, for! the purchase oi the S'., N W'4, Sec. 1,! | county is one of the most Important I and Hon. |,o *'•*' 1,1 **,c xtate. S'., NE'4, Sec. 2, T. 37 S., R.9 E. DEATH OF FRED CARRICK. { and most historic In tlie state. Some W. M. The village election passed off Moll- Forty-four Masons at tomb'd the , T]1“,1 !.° i ^’ i ° i W ": Trns- On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. D. of the Inst ranches in Klamath that ceremonies ami Itanqiiel In their hall |w ith I tie following result: timt tiiv the i hind S iivi sought iS is uiiiiv more valuable As Can be Found In Any C4ty> county now lie along this stream, for its timber or ctone than for agricul- KUurd<v night slid all report a gisxl tees, A. Be ils, E U. " llenrv, J. B. ¡Carrick of tilts place received the sad I ¡Campbell, -------- ... T thoughiin early days It was the battle- tural purposes, and to establish their TV. T. Slilve and Frank newN of tlie death of their son, Fred time. After conferring degrees on 'claim to said land before J. W. llama We bur direct from the largest jobbing houses and manufacturers i 1 Ward; recorder, Fred Schalluck; treas ( arriek, who died in a hospital at ground of the Indians. Along this kar, V.8. Commiaaioner, at Klamath trv for CASH. and are enabled to get the lowest prices, besides always three caiKlid.ites, ¡isnmpluous supper urer, (’apt. J. W. Siemens. There Los Angeles, Calif., on the 3rd Inst, stream mote immigrants were slain Palis. Oregon, on Thursday, the 23rd of obtaining first-class goods. We are not paying enormous expense was served. sell you goods at reasonable rates. oi was little Interest shown and only lie was traveling and selling different than Rt anv other point in the They name as witnesses: Charles C. The tf-yrar old son of Mr. ,k Mrs. one ticket waa III the field until late : comimsiities to secure money, with country, and it was here that Ben 1 Es.jg. o( Harrison, Idaho; Waiter An- WE KEEP THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR THAT ARE OBT. J. L. Jones, who reside on A. C. son, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Wesley WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS ANO SHOES. In the afternoon when a second lot of which to take a course In law. Wright and bis famous 23 wreaked O. Smith, of Klamath Falls, Oregon ; ' Lewis’ranch, westof town, died of I candidates entered and added some While In Los Angeles he was taken vengeance upon tlie savages by at II. H. Wescott, oi Klamath Falls, Ore-1 TRADE IS ESPECIALLY SOLICITED. pneumonia on Monday. All will what of a spirit of rivalry to the con sick and entered a himpltal for treat tacking a whole liand and killing and n gon; Joseph C. Smith, of Klamath sympathize with the family iu tlielr Your patronage is always appreciated, and no matter how small jrotir . ' Falls, Oregon. test. ment. He had a successful operatiiai scalping the men, women and child Any ami all persons claiming adverse- : you may rest assured it will be our constant aim to sell you the bast bereavement. ren. The river runs through a level lv the above-deecrihed lands are re- can be obtained and at reasonable prices. Post master Murdoch informs us to remove an abscess, and shortly plain, "losing’’ itself and ••finding” quested to tile tiieir claims in this office The Tidings announces tint Axil- afterwards was stricken with diph that the report of the postoffice In Itself again more than once. It rises *•" or be'-'r»* *“•*’*Pril’liw3- land's building Ixxmi promises to lie E. M. BRATTAIN, Register spector, who was here yesterday, will theria which resulted fatally. greater this year than in several Fred Carrick was Isirn at. Red up ax a vast spring, and, after flowing i show that as a result of the tire on a long distance, it disappears again In state TREASURER’S SEVENTH years. There arc three times as, the 1st Inst., 817.411 worth of stamps i Bluffs, Calif., July 5, 1878, and was the sands, but rises again at a short NOTICE. many new Imuses in prospect now as The Klamath CttUtttt t I were destroyed; three leather mall still In Infancy when the family re distance, and one may watch the' _ ,---- — there were a year ago. moved with him to Klamath Falls. Association will pay the sacks entirely destroyed and two Mate of Oregon. j Mr. Carl itoliley and Miss Ella I others so badly Injured that they will Here ho attended school and had course and it is easy to determine ward for the arrest and con that it Is all the Mine stream. The! H alxm , Febntarv 25,1903. limit h were married by Rev. J. B. i have to l>e sent away for repairs; many friends and associates. Four any person or persons fount soil is very rich along its banks, and!, NoH.e®’?’''«’»'X given that there are stealing or altering the , l funds in the treasury with which to re- Griffith at, the residence of S. B. twenty canvas mail sacks totally des Years ago lit entered the Forest w here the Indians once laid in wait'deem all outstanding state warrants brands of any stock lielbhgl Numerous i troyed. Booth, on Sunday. All current records and Grove College whose course lie finish for the weary immigrant, who sought drawn on the Mate Scalp Bounty and member of tills association. friends join In extending congratula other valuables were in the safe and ed, and for several months before his Address Chas. Horton, 1 the water of this stream, after cross- an<1 ni ’ , t pal ,l for want of funds ” prior tions and good wishes. death was preparing to satisfy his or J. O. llamaker,Secretary! saved. Ing the plains, for himself and team, i to this date. All such warrants, if ambition to become a lawyer. Alfred H. Conner, brother of Geo. and to »pend a few days in this, at 1 Pro|*Hy endorsed will be paid upon Ashland Tidings: L. A. Crancc ■th Ills health had never been very 1 . , . | presentation at thia office, interest ’I’. Conner of Merrill, died of pneu and wife returned from Portland last good. Last summer he bail to have a that time, great oasis In the Oregon thereon ceasing from and after this monia at Truckee, on Saturday, the CHAS. 8. MOORE, night. While at the hospital Mr. surgical operation performed and desert, now well-to-do farmers and <iate. State Treasurer. 28th ulL, being aged 33 years. He I ('rance hud one of Ills eyes removed, since then there were many days stockmen dwell in peace and comfort, whs at one time associated with Geo. and the latch string to their homes is J which became necessary ns the result when he was too sick to work. He T. in t he hotel husincss at Dunsmuir. THE of an accident to him at his ranch wax struggling for an educat ion and always out to the weary traveler. Sheriff Kummers and Deputy near Fort. Kbunath last full. A cart Ills future seemed WILL CLOSE ON SUNDAYS. exceptionally Fountain are rushed with business this ridge which he was trying to put In a bright. Patrons of the Klamath Falls moat week, giving nt tent,Ion to t he large Winchester rifle exploded and Ills He was a memlicr of the A. O. I . number wanting to pay taxes. There face ami eyes were severly burned by W. of Klamath Falls and had a large markets are hereby notified by the FOR Is some pecuniary advantage in liqui the powder. In order to save the circle of warm friends who regret hts undersigned that their markets will dating such Indebtedness licfore the eyesight of the eye least affected, the untimely death. At this place he close on Ktindays after March IB, 1003. i Those desiring nieut on that day 15t.li Inst, Injured optic had to be removed. leaves a father, mother, two sisters should, therefore, make their pur Now Open The Tidings reports that Geo. A Washington dispatch to Sunday’s i and two brothers, wlm have the sin chases on Saturdays. Engle, postmaster at Ashland, has Oregonian Ims the following to say ¡ cere sympathy of all. A. A A, Litwts, served more than a year beyond his alsnit the retention of Cnpt. Apple Joe. K ohsau SPECIAL NOTICE. PASSENGER. EXPRESS AND FAST FRElUH't term and according to wlvlcca from gate in the government service: IDDI CO. lb" Apples at2eta. All persons who have Hot settled All Washington his successor will soon lie Representative Williamson and ex- Ltd. U nkkda M maì MAn«KT LEAVE KLAMAtH FALLS 8 A. M appointed. J. R. Caney Is favored Representative Moody called today at their lumber account with (’• S. A . Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Meat Centrally Local FOR SALE. for the place. the Indian office to sec about the R. 8. Moore, and have received state ment of amount due, are requested! Portland Ims determined to got In bonded superlntendcney atjlii Klam Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates« 1 have for sale 120 acres of land nt Both were assured to settle the sifinc without delay with j |‘i per sere; situated lj miles South to Klamath county with a railroad, ath reservation. A. O. U. W. BU1LDÍNO, care given to stock; mid announces that If it cannot do so tlmt at the end of the year Agent Klamath County Bank. Settlement | west of Klamath Falls on stage road; will trade for Cush, cattle or sheep. R. W. MARPLE, Pfopfrletc without delay by Inducing an exten Applegate would ho continued In tuny be made by cash or note. Klimath Falls. J a '. T obin . (’. S. A R- S. M oohk . sion of I lie Columbia Southern, nnoth charge of the agency, only his title1 KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. * * E lectric * CASH '+• i STORE: MAh Dry Goods, 1 Clothing and Grocer. É I 1 The Best Assortment We Have Ever Showrt New Stock Now Arriving L. F. WILLITS, Propriel THE EXCELSIOR Dairy, Ort 1. F. DA VIES, Prop, General Merchandise, Patent Medicines Dry Goods, Dress Goods» P Muslins, Yarns, Crash, Notions and ^GROCERIES $250.00 REWj Ager Klamath Falls Stage I BALDWIN STUDIO To and from Ager Daily, via Kit UP-TO-DATE PHOTOS Hot Springs, by Daylight. Shortest and Best Route to R. R. Best Time and Atcommod. And Ready for Business. Developing and Printing for Amateurs a Specialty.
