Klamath republican., August 20, 1903, Image 2

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CAMPERS ATTENTION
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
FOR SALE.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR4H.
AlEX MiHTIN
President.
Sabbath SchiMilat ion.
I’”’'' *’
600 head of ewes and lambs, either
Ing bv tlie pastor at H a. m. «ml « I-
together or «eporately,
m.; Christian Endeavor at 7:1 ■ I'- 11 ■
Published ever) Thurelay by
E. t. A F. L. Applegate.
prayer service at 8 Wednesday ' 1
Klamath Falls, Or.
Ing: A cordial invitation Is exlemlxl
WESLEY O. SMITH,
TENTS, CADP STOVES
HURT WHILE PLAYING BAl.L.
to all to attenti all services.
E ditor and P hopmixtob .
W. 0. S mith . Pastor.
CAMP COOKING UTENSILS
liyron, the seven year old son of
Janies Burns, of the City meat
siBwsirrios sai «»:
CAHP CHAIRS AND STOOLS
Call at the R kpublican onice f"r
u w market, was very seriously injured
O»e ¡rear (tn advance) ....................
BLANKETS, COHFORTERS
while playing ball in the city one day line Job work.
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last week, with a number of older
COTS, BEDS, PILLOWS, ETC
THURSDAY. AVGVST 20. 1903. boys. Byron was running between
Fine line of rings and the latest
bases when he was struck by a battl'd styles in bracelets mid jewelry a
OUTING BOOTS AND SHOES
ball, of the sort known In base liall
BOATS READY FOR BUSINESS.
parlance as a "hot liner.” The ball Van's Jewelry stofo.
KAHKI CLOTHING
struck
the ground and in its rebound
Tlie two gasolene launclics, which
Private dining rooms at the Cen­
caught
Byron on the side of the head
were built In Portland for tlie Klam­
tral
Cafe.
and
lie
fell
unconscious.
He
was
ath Lake Navigation Company, ar­
LEGGINGS, ETC, ETC
rived Monday in charge of Capt. S. taken home and on examination ills
Engraved or printed wedding Itni-
V. Short and W. H. Woodbury. The skull was found to lie fractured. He
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small boat, Tuie, was launched at was removed to a hospital in Port­ talions at tlie Republican office.
an UNSURPASSED line of
Keno and made the trial trip up the land, whither his parents aceompained
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
river Monday morning, arriving here him. A portion of his skull has been
Big sale of harness and saddlery at
at 11 o'clock, covering tlie distance removed. He lias not regained con­ Maltby’s—Best gowls at cheapest
of 24 milea in less than three hours. sciousness since the accident and bls prices in Southern Oregon.
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
The Ewauna was brought through by recovery is very doubtful.—Bogue
Bi
ver
Courier.
Cholera Infantum.
team and was taken to the upper
Horse»
day, wrvk
week t or month
t*X7
Horst's boarded
Donrui'ii by
i»y «my,
M. L. Burns of the Uneeda Meat
This disease lias lost its terrors
lake, where it was launched Wednes­
Market
of
this
city
Is
an
uncle
of
the
y.
Huy
and
Grain
bought
anti
gold.
since
Chamberlain's
Colle,
<
holers
day. This boat will be used to take
11
n.iiii'iitrii I
tn i
and Diarrhoea Remedy came Into
soundings of the upper lake to deter­ injured boy.
Passt'ngerH
conveyed in
to till
nil itiirftj
parts of
of Si*
Southern
Oregoo
general use. Tlie uniform siiccimi mill Northern California at the very loweat rates.
mine whether they can use a propel-
THE CREED.
which attends tlie use of tills remedy
lor or will have to put in a stern
wheel on their big steamer.
The following Is taken from the in all eases of bowel complaints in
Telephone Connection Between Stable and t|ote|
This boat will be built here and Sunday evening sermon by Rev. W. children has made It a favorite
will be a two decker, able to carry G. Smith of the Presbyterian church. wherever Its value lias become known. Llnkville. Phone Main 14
200 passengers. Tlie contiact for a He recommends that all christalns For sale by C. C. Chitwood.
130 horse power boiler lias been let to clip tills out and keep It In their bible
the Poitland Iron Works. If they for frequent profitable study:
XP»rtm«nt OP TI1K IXTKKIOR.
ljuul olHee, Wiuhlngton. 0.
Jul) •"
put in a stern wheel they will proba­
President Hyde,
of Bowdoin D
19C3 Kuliev 1« hereby xiveu pur.u.nl 1« In-
bly use two 50-liorse power engines.
College, the oldest In Maine, charter­ atruclloni* end in accordance with the oiryc-
As soon as the soundings are made ed in 1794 and opened in 1802 equip­ tions of the Secretary of the Interior
the provision» of the section of the act of July
on the Big Klamath, tbe Ewauna will ped with 11 college buildings and 26 5,
HIM (28 Stat ,108.) that the un»ohl Ian«!» in
be brought back to the Lower Lake professors, having a library of ¿50,000 the Fort Klamath abandoned military
vatlon. de.NCritK’d a» the \V‘U S\V‘4 See
and be used for passanger service be­ volumes, and numbering among its MS, H.7S K • containing *• acre*, will br I
tween here and Keno. We believe 4000 graduates such men as Longfel­ offered at public »ale at the «flwtrirt Ian«! offira
at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 'JOth «lav of Octob
that the time is not be far distant low. Hawthorne, Chief Justice Fuller er.
1003, commencing nt 10 o’clock A M . to the
bidder at not lew than the apprai-«’«
when the Southern Paciffic and and
Ex-Speaker
Reed, recently highest
value thereof, the purchase money to t»c paid
Klamath Lake R. B. will be selling asked a class of 60 students, most of at the lime of the sale
Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R.
J H FEMI'LE, Acting Conimlwioner.
through tickets to Klamath F'alls by­ them seniors, and of different denom­
r
way of Klamath Lake Navigation Co. inations, to write out tlieir individual Approved, Thon. Rvan, Acting Secretary.
A subscription paper was circulated creeds, each man to state as exactly
Notice for Publication.
among the business men by Will S. as possible both his belief and bls un­
Worden, to procure money to build a
and to state as far as possible
Department of the Interior,
PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE temporary dock to be used as a land­ belief,
tlie sence in which lie held the things
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
ing for tlie new boats. We under­ be believed and the sense in which lie
July 17, 190.3.
LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M
stand sufficient money was raised. rejected the tilings he did not believe.
Notice is hereby given that the fol­
Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Most Centrally Located.
The lumber is on the ground and President Hyde then reduced these lowing-named settler lias filed notice of
liis intention to make lilial pnsii in
work w:is commenced yesterday. The
creeds to a composite creed into support
of liis claim, and that said proof
Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best dock will be build at the east end of 60
which he put everything which any will lie made before Fas II. Driscoll,
the bridge and will be 18x76 feet.
student
affirmed,
except
what
some
clerk, at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
care given to stock.
Monday evening, after the arrival of them had denied, aiming in this county
on August 29, 1903, via:
of
the
launches
here,
Capt.
Woodbury
way to get a creed to which eacli
Alexander C. '.Vatson,
Telephone 101
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor.
gave a very delightful excursion down member of the class would assent. H. E. No. 2144 for the SWL NE1., WL
Phone, Main 13
the lake, to the representatives of He then distributed copies of tills SEl4, See 32, T 39 S. R 13 E. W M and
the papers and a number of the citi­ composlt creed to each member of the Lol 2 Sec 5, T 40 S. it 14 E, W M.
He names the following witnesses to
zens. The small boat will comforta­ class, inviting criticism and amend­
bly carry about twenty people and is ment. They then spent two hours prove liis continuous residerye upon
and
cnltivatron oi said land, viz: Thon.
an ideal little boat for excursion together discussing the articles of the
II. Wilkerson, D. Campbell, J. A. Stew­
parties.
creed one by one, making such modi­ art and M. F. Orr, a'loi I.orella, Oregon
fication and concessions as were
E. M. B kattain , Register.
JFFF WINS FIGHT.
to secure their unani­
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Saturday’s Oregonian. — Rugged necessary
mous acceptance by the class. At the
Notice tor Publication.
in all kinds of Fresh and brute strength once more gained a end of the second hour the creed was
Department of the Interior.
victory over science tonight, and adopted by unanimous vote. Here it
Salt Meats. Every variety again
Land Office at Lakeview. Oregon,
James J. Jeffries suecessfuly is, the creed of the class of 1903.
July 14, 190.3.
of Sausage always on defended his right to the title of "I believe in one God, present in Notice is hereby given
that the fol-
champion heavyweight of the world. nature as law, m science as truth, in low ing-uamed settler han filed notice of
hand.
He also gets the fat end of *62,400. art as beauty, in history as justice, liis intention to make tinal proof in »up-
, He did it in a manner that leaves no iu society as sympathy, in conscience port of Ilia claim, and that said proof
room for question, for he defeated as duty, and supremely in Christ as will )>e made Indore Jas. II. IlriKoll,
Ce.nnty Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ore­
Corbett by sending in two territic our highest ideal.
blows in the stomach, which sent him
"I believe in the bible as the ex­ gon, on August 24, 1903, viz:
Benjamin E. Crawford,
to the canvas, his face twisted and pression of God’s will through man;
KLAMATH FALLS, ORIÌGON.
II. E. No. 2412 for the NEL <>1 9ec 19,
distorted in agony.
In prayer as the devotion of man's Tj.
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M.
Door West of Central Cafe
The ex-chain pion’s showing against will to God; and in the church as the
He names the following witnesses to
the big fellow was pitiful.
The fellowship of those who try to do prove his continuous residence iile.n and
blows he landed, while they would God’s will in the world.
cultivation Of said land, viz: 1>. II. Yea­
have disturbed many a tighter, had
"I believe in worship as the high­ ger, M. A. Eddy, John 11. Peatrosa and
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
no more effect upon the champion est inspiration to work; in sacrifice as N. II. Fennell, all of Pokegama, Oregon
E. M. B battain , Register,
than the blows of an enraged infant tlie price we must pay to make right
Reference bv |airm|iw|on:
A«t.,ri»
upon its nurse. While they stung what is wrong; in salvation as growth
National llank and Astons Ssvings
Jeffries to anger once, for the most out of selfishness into service; in eter-
Notice for Publication
Now on Sole Hank <>i Astone, Oregon.
part they were received with smiles, ternal life as the survival of what
<>p,msiir Conti
lionne, Klamath
and be came out of the battle un­ Iuvos and is lovable in each Individual;
Department of the Interior,
AT THE
Fall», Or. Pitone, Main UH.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, 1
scratched and as fresh as a proverbial and in judgement as ti>e obvious fact
Juiv it, im.
daisy.
that the condition of the gentle, tbe
Notice
ia hereby given that the fol-1
The two blows that laid Corbett generous, the modest, the pure and
M-ltler has filed notice of
away, while they were not knockouts the true is always and everywhere lowing-nained
hi» intention to make final proof in sup-1
Physician and Surgeon,
that resulted in unconsciousness, preferable to the cruel, the sensual, port of liis claim, and that said proof'
were perhaps two of the hardest tbe mean, the proud and the false.”
will lie made before Jas. H. Driscoll Coll and see our
Office—next door to Hie <iprm lloiiw.
blows Jeff ever struck in his life.
County Clerk, at Klamath Fails,Oregon’
Room 7—Hotel Liukvillc.
FOR SALE.
on Aiigtist 24, 190.3, viz:
The first, a tremendous left hook,
Npcetaal attention given disease« of th»
Adam Crawford,
with all the force of Jeff’s powerful
Klamath
River
Views
Three and one-half inch Studebak­ H. E. No. 2411 for tlie NW1-, of Sec 18
eve— <■ lasses fitted.
arms, shoulders and body, landed fair
X-ftay Iwlairatory—Examination» |'.'.50
on the pit of the stomach. Corbett er wagon, only used a few times, For Tp 39 S, K 6 E, W M.
He names the following witnesses to
|o
fell to his bands and knees as if he further particulars inquire of E. E. prove
iiie continuous residence u,nn and A. 0 U. W. BUILDING,
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
had been shot. His eyes gaped wide McCarthy, Klamath Falls, Or.
cultivation of sai<l land, viz: 1». II
open, and his face wrinkled up like a
CALL FOR BIDS.
Yeager, M. A. Eddy, John H. Peatrors)
piece of warped leather.
and N, H. Fennel), all of f'okegarna, Or­
Klamath Falls
The howls of the crowd were deaf­
E. M. B kattain , Register.
lti'vister. I
Sealed bids will be received by the egon.
ening, and when he could move he street committee, A. C. Beal and
PHYSICIAN AND SVRHEON.
turned toward the timekeeper so as Frank Ward, on or before September
to hear the count, while he rubbed 7, 1903, for the removal of the old
gJ^F1 »ffirr hi renmi formerly «rupi«!
his stomach with his right hand. He sidewalks and building new ones;
by Dr. Reamo». Ptenn«2l.
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
there
BONANZA, OREGON. was up at the count of nine, and he said walks to consist of three string­
At office day and night.
made a gallant effort to stave Jeff off. ers, 2jx6, and flooring 2x8; said walks are funds in the county treasury for
The champion, however, was after to be built on Main street ami the the redemption of all Klamath county
Klamath falla, Oregon.
him with a fearful rush. Once they lumber and nails to be furnished by warrants protested on and prior to'
clinched, and Corbett landed a cou­ the said town; the walk to have a Oct. 14, 1898. Interest will cease from
ple of feeble blows, hut Jeff shook rock bearing four (4) feet apart, and this date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore., this
him off as though he had been a to be six (8) feet in width, and the
Dealers and Manufacturers of
I
feather, straightened himself out and committee reserves the right to reject IStb day of June. 190.3.
PHYSICIAN A SVROEON.
II. H. Van • Valkenbtirg,
sent in his right, which landed on any and all bids. Must be accompan­
v ruKciiiinrg,
( f-
the same spot.
County Treasurer. Laundry culled tor and do*
ied by 15 per cent of the bid and said
liffire Over Uneeda Market.
Corbett wilted like so much snow amount will be held by the commit­
Phone 173.
Notice
for
Publication.
upon which scalding water had been tee until the bid is complied with.
livered to all customers.
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
poured. He tried in vain to get up.
Ail blds must be for lineal foot
Department of the Interior,
Twice he half rose, and twice he sank measurement. Tbe street committee
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
to his knees, and when he finally did will specify where the walks shall be
. . .
.
, J,,|y i«. i'*w.
We carry a complete line of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Col­ manage to stagger to a standing po­ built. 15 per cent on a thousand feet. - Notice
m hereby given that the f0|.
sition,
he
had
been
counted
out.
lowmg-nnmed
settler
baa filed notice oi ■
S
treet
C
ommittee
.
lars, Sweat-pads, Fly-nets, Harness Oil and Soap.
PHYSICIAN and SURUtiDN
Even before this some one in his cor­
her intention to make final proof in m » p - I
A SPECIALTY.
port of her claim, and that »aid IirG„f I
Silver Mounted Bits and Spurs. Braided work a specialty. ner had thrown a fan into the ring,
Notice for Publication.
will be made before Jas. II. Driscoll I
was a signal of Corbett’s de­
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
W’ KcMdcncc atvl office comer "th
We carry everything in the Harness and Saddlery line. which
County Clerk at Klamath Falls, Or., on
August 5, 1903.
feat.
Notice in hereby given that tb* following- August 29, 190.3, via:
and Main at reels.
I have been making the Celebrated
I have had thirteen years of steady
Jeff was faster than ever before: named settler has filed notiee of his intention
Lizzie Fitch,
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
to make final proof in support of his claim,
practice in making Harness and Har- Lakeview Saddle for the past four­ Corbett made, his slowest fight. Such and
widow
of
Albert
A.
Fitch,
,J
PrPMP)I
H
that said proof will tie
be made befoi
before Jas.
a
marked
improvement
in
a
fighter
H.
Driscoll,
County
Clerk
at
Klamath
Falls,
teen
years.
My
work
will
stand
the
■ess goods. I let my work speak for
L No. 2315 for the ELX of NWU, WU of
2<, 1903, viz:
has seldom, if ever, been seen as that Oregon, on Hept
Oi
H’ Tp 37 K' K >1'1 E
WINNIE MILLFR,
Itself.
G eo . W. B radley .
closest inspection. W m . G unther .
demonstrated by Jeffries last night. widow of Charles C. Miller, deceased, lid E W M. hhe names the following wit­
R9 for the EU N«*4, flWU NE'4 NW'4 nesses to prove her continuous residence
Jeff himself said he would show speed No. 91 Sec
24 T 38 H, R 5 E»«t, W M. He name*
names
Satisfaction Guaranteed
J.C.WH1PP
J A BLEW
that
he
had
never
shown
before,
but
the
following
witne«««* to prove his contlnu- upon and cultivation of said land, viz-
Write Ua For Sample»
F. L WRIGHT
MANAGER
oiiH
residence
upon
and
cultivation
of
said vi“J?11
Bennett of
no one was prepared to see the giant land, viz: Hamnel Padgett, Conrad Madison,
PHONE 4-5-t
Klamath Falls Or N R. I>rew aU(1
Office in the RxiTBi.fras Bnifdmf-
make the grand battle he did. His Albert Shur and James Newbanks, alt of Keno, John
H.
Logue
of
Dairy,
Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
clumsy leads were absent. His awk­ Oregon.
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
E. M. B batxaia , Register.
ward efforts to get himself aftc- miss­
CONTEST NOTICE.
ing were a thing of the past.
Taken With Cramps.
nzrAKTHINT or THZ ISTCTrOR
My fight tonight will demonstrate
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t’HITZD STATIC L s XD OrKlCZ,
Wm.
Klrmse,
a member of tlie
to the public that I am a better man
Lekezlew, Oct-Kon, June tS, 1903.
A snfflefent contest srtl<i*TU Saving been bridge gang working near Littleport Tourists Supplied
With
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. than I ever was. I outboxed Corbett flb-rt
in this office by John Brett, contestant T h ?8..? su,Wenly
Thurilay
DEALER IN MARBLE
In every round, and carried the fight agslnst Allred Copas entry wo. 2SM made
GENER L FREIGHTER,
GRANITE, IRON FENC­
April», 1902 tor E% 8W‘4,
8EU Section «, night with cramps and a kind of
Choice Liquors.
ASHLAND OREGON^ to him at every stage of the game. I Township
i «IV» UHiJip no
»u x-.,
M n,
H, Range 16
K, Sy zwnx«:««
Allred Copes ‘¿holera. His ease was so severe tlmt
ING AND ALL KINDS
must say, however, that Corbett put Conteatee, In which it la alleged that Alfred
POSTOFFICE
BOX
NO.
tS
OF CEMETERY WORK
Prompt and earefnl att«ntior»
has absented
bimaelf from and he had to have the members of the
up a better fight than I thought he , Copas
wholly abandoned said land for more than
■'■■rrnoea uured n
to all order».,,........................
would. I would have put him out In i Mix months last pas’ Bid still continues so to crew wail upon him and Mr. Gifford
He told
wholly abandon and absent himself therefrom was called arxi eonsolted.
the fourth if my glove had not ' to
Diarrhoea Remedy and Per-
this date that no residence has ever been them lie had a medicine in the form
borated.—Jeffries.
established thereon by said entryman or any
Kapa « Life Saved.
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F. * *•
other person and no portion oi said land hae of Chamhcrlain’s Colic, Cholera and
I did my best and lost. I fought ’ ever
been Improved or cultivated, said partiea Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought
hereby notified to appear, respond and
The Klamath County Live Stoea the best I knew how. Jeffries was too > are
a
1 wa" l’l,frn w,,,> I Meet,» Nntnrifay night rm or
big for me, and be is the best man in offer evidence touching said1 allegation at Ih would help Mtn out and areordinirlv hoiI a
nf <ilarrhiiew irri t he full moon.
o’clock a. M. on Hept. II,
C. H. several doses were administered woi.
Assix-lation will pay the above
the world. If the public is satisfied Withrow, a V- ». Comrnlealoaer before
rrn
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at Klamath the result« that the fellow was ablet, gotten reb’rh“Te died
K t T ati /’«-
dlc<1 If
lf 1 1 had
had ml W. T. Suive,
ward- for the arrest and eonvictiou
with my fight, I am. I »„> glad to . Falls Or. (and that final hearing wlH be held be around next day. ThZ ineX,?'
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W. W,
See.
at J&o'cloek a. m on Oet. 2,
before)Abe
any person or persons found guilty of give Jeffries all the credit that is hi« Register and Receiver at the United Htatee speaks quite highly of Mr Gifford’l friend*
ZM1 “i Putton- AI«- A
Office In Lakeview, Oregon.
stealing or altering the- marks or due. 1 have no personal feelings tn Land
Arm/
c,ianiberJain'it
Tlje said eonlestast having, In a proper affi­ medicines.—Elkader, low»
0AU0KTER5 OF REBEKAH
brands of any stock belonging to any the matter, 1 have fought aiv Last davit. filed June 15,1908, net forth facts which
fight.
—
Corbett.
1
show
that
after
due
diligence
personal
service
member of this association.
of this notice cannot be wade, it fs hereby or your home, M. may save JUe
r. . and an«,
°’,rt N>ul®
- Meet
______________
on the flrat ____
and __________
third Thur*’
Address Chas. Horton, President
dr reel end directed that sneb netUe be fires »ale by C. C. Chitwood.
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enureiJ- cSId^i
«»try month. Qfffcw
Private dining room» at tlieCcn. • I by Ub. «D4 yruj«
R(^r
•r J. O. Hamaker^Secretary.
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Collections Attended
to Promntly.
GIRLS OVERALLS
Carresoondenci
Invited.
exchange :
stables
Canned LUNCH Goods
REAMES & JENNINGS
I 2
LelVvi
¡SIDE STABLES
Daily-by Daylight-between
Klamath Falls and Pokegama
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stables.
Teams with or without Drivers
Gity Meat Market
Vim. Storm Jr„ Prop.
^KLAMATH TRAINING STABLEST
COR. BROOKS AVE. ANO SEVENTH ST.
phone Main 55
[Jneeda Meat Market
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage
All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention.
Al. L. Burns - - • • = Proprietor
Racing and Trotting Horses a Specialty. Colts
Developed for Runners or Trotters.
ARMSTRONG & RAMSBY
CRATER LAKE C. C. BROWER,
PICTURES
Closing Out Sale
I will sell my entire stock of mer­
chandise regardless of cost. A
good friend is a dollar—buy your
goods where you can go home with
one-third of your friends in your
pocket.
A. D. Harpold,
Dr. t1. B. HARD US,
(j. IV. STEPHENSON
County Treasurer’s Notice. MRS. HONG SING
Restaurant and Laundry.
BRADI,® Y & GUNTHER
GEO. H. MERRYMAN
HARNESS, SADDLES
and all kinds of strap work.
Collars, Cuffs and Shirts DR. G. W. MASTM
Ft. Klamath Saloon
C. OieAVKS
Best of Liquors and Wines
Always on Hand.
^SUNSET MONUMENT CO.^
Notary Public.
CHOICEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
Buffalo and Export Beer.
J. ft nooRE,
$250.00 REWARD
■plaiot •
>»
FwXh. ?
Ci,m
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