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KLAMATH
Official Newspaper
o! Klamath County
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KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH C2UNTY, OREGON, MARCH I4, 1907.
VOL. XI
A SITUAI ION
THAT IS COMPLEX
’I raiixportatlon
REPUBLICAN.
Matter«
arc
Mixed at Present
Badly
I'rineipal CarliM'k of Mirrill whs iii
the < Ity Saturday.
I >. It. Gat«*« was conilne«l to his hoim-
for n I'oiiple of days ttiis week by an at­
tack of 11 e giip|«'.
Work w ill »«"«ii lie «'omniem <-l in box­
ing the »liada trees on the flot bpring»
A«l«!ition.
Tiie ls'»t show of th«- ►« «» «n at tlic
o|«-ra hou»« next batur«lay night.
\s all e» i leiice of tin- interest that is
l«'ing aiouseil by th«* great «-ffoit this
P«P«-r i- putting forth to a«lv« rli»e tin«
county, -«•»«•rnl l«'ts have b«-«-n iael as
to who will I«- the successful camliilat«-.
1)111' bet was Hill'll- this week that th«-»«-
woiihl Is-uduik horse in the tlvl-l ami
that sin- would Is- th«- winner.
mi«'u, shik I, tinsel or other similar sub*
stance» will not I««- u><«'pt«'d for maihng,
except when enclosed in «•liie!o|«>s.
We umlrrstaml that one large trai t is
g >ing to I«* cut up in ten acre lots for
«inali farmer« ami ganlners, wliich will
certainly prove bem-tb- ial to Multami.
W. It. Davis of the Lakeshore Mage
< ompHiiy, who Sjient Several days in
tins city «lining the week, ii-tiirned
bon«' Tueiwlay.
Project Engineer Murphy, who was
visiting hi" family in Los Angel«*» for the
previous ten day», n-turm-d fiere Friday
evening.
to b»' l«o|s-'l tiiat something «lefinite may
lie done in this matter by the offb i «1»,
and Tin- Ri-piiblu an i* <«f the opiumri
that hearty c<«-o|a-«at .on may l«e « alie-l
<l{»>n from tiie lumi owners.
D
well known that careful arialvri»
have been made bv soil ex]«erts of the
D«qmrtim-nt of Agriculture, and that
tformigh various publications we have
had their opinion as to what can b»
pr<»l ic<-<! hare. While the-e conclu­
sion« are ample to satisfy most persons,
t'a-re is nothing quite *«» convincing as
t" MCt'iaiiy pKsluce *ome of the various
cro|«s. '1 i«at thm region is far nqs-rlor
ii th« production of marke'able celery
I in., t of tie-district, where the bulk
o' the American crops are grown, Ims
been co:i.-h|.ively proven by the autoial
| xslm
of various gar«1ener»
No more complex pro|«osition Im«
conltonh'<l tin« |««o|ile ot this count»
than that pre«eiite«l by tlm truosportii
lion situation. Lach side is non com­
mittal, tin« ««lily positive -t.ili'ini'iit
»mil Is-ing that rnuilc by Mr Davi», III
wlilcli b«' say s
“I um now ready to annoiincc that in
a very short time w«< will I«- ready t<>
give to the traviiiling pilbll« ,i first-cl»-*
passenger -ervi« «’ (loin Klunmtli I all» to
I’okeguma. W< have Is'iiglit tin Mum
FOR h-ALE A ft'») l.mlwig piano for
moth livery stable« «ml will use it at
i’ra«tually new. lnquiie Mr».
this end of the route in < «iiinvction w itIi II. I*. Galarneau.
Il
our »luges. W«'Ui||ul»ii have a g<"»l
"Only a Country Gul ’ at the 0]>rra
»table at t'oki-gnma uml will so provule house next biittirduy night. March I* til.
that no one will tiave to walk in or out riel your renerved »
ol tie Fulls in tlic future. We«arnv«tly rMii't afford to miss it.
solicit the patronage ot all who woiihl
It is ex|«-et<«l that all arrangements
•oolii'r rule in n comfi rtable rig. uml any
will Is* com|iietc«i till" week lor ttie lay­
pHSMUiger whoi» not treate'l fairly will
ing ol water and »«-wer |>i|«!» on the
confer a favor on our compaiiv by re-
Hot HpringB Addition
|s>rting th«' same to our malinger.
Only sixteen more day» of the James­
"W«' will further otisi'ler it a favor
to our «-«uiipany il w«* giv«« a Iwlti-r s«r town Ex|"'»itu>n eonti *t remain. .Many
vice thun Im* evr l» «-n giwn Isdori-, ol tin- su I sh riliers of Ttie Republican
lor ««nr patrons t ■ - . express tlicm»elv« * have l«-en waiting for the clo*e la-tore
that others will not l«e uliai«i to ri'lc • a»ting tlu-ir vote. I li.it time has now
with us, lor it is our pur|H>se to treat arrived and it you will forward the
everyone as we w mid like t ■ Is- tn .itc.l ticc«-"Mury amount to tin» olh< <• or come
in |. r«.in you will have an opjsirtunity
ourM-lves.
of
assisting in d<
“Having lived in the Klamath Ba»iu
for tiie past twenty-four years, aicl county than by­
knowing the aiivanlag'-s we ha»«* over may adopt.
other ►«•« lions, uml kmiwmg the |«'ople
The last show of tin- season at
w ho tiave com«* here long alter I did am! <qs-i a I io U m - next 'aturduy uiglit.
start<«l farming uii'l st«« k laisiug uml your r«»«-rved seats n««w.
l«e«-om«* * ery wealthy'. I I m 'I iw «' great op
The «late for closing th«* c-«nt«-st
|sirt<initi«'s ar«' o|«en l««r new comer». I m - cii m -1 (or baturday , March -’ft), on lie-
Tlmt is win I si'll |s'ople to coin«* heic <<-iint ol th«* Jilt Is-ing .s-umlay, and
in th«- lut'ire ami go into luisiiiess, ami I.a»icr Sumlay at that. ><■ do not (■ r-
in nmking tie- trip I want them to do so get that only sixteen days remain.
with pleu-ur«' ami comfort.
I hut is < <>me in ami vote.
whv we have rgiiniz.««l tin* new trans-
A large gang
men are »till workimi
poitnti>>n I’ompany. which we bop«- will on the roe k quart» on the Hot
I«- next to a railroa«! for our county.*'
Addition, w inch means go»«l toad
The p«ir< base ol tin' Muinmotll livery »¡«lew «Ik» when tlic roads are »iiitablv
wus e<>ii»<imniat«~l Monday. 'Ir. r*traw tor hauling.
will remain n> manager. This «leal was
The meniln-i» of the S|«ioii Club and
pul tl r- ogli only alter Mr. Trail* uml
their liunbaml" are to I«* entertaini-«i «t
Mr. Davin lalle-l to reach mi agreement
the home ot Mrs. Hargus Sattmlay even­
lor tl«' pro|"-rty o| th«' t)r«'gon btage
ing, March Inth. The oimmittee hav­
coinpauv. Mr. Dnvi« hope« to have hi«
ing <-li«tg<- ot the arrangements is Mr*.
line in operation l«el'«r«' the first of th«
Hargiis ami Mis.Gat«-», und the»«- ladies
month.
are pre|«aring to give one of the most
Mr. Trnvi» refuse«! to be quote«! in the
unique entertainments in th«- history <4
matter, <•< ntlnitig himself to the remark
Th«- first public recention of the Inland Empire Club was held at the Club
th«- Club.
It will ts< a M. Patrick's
that lie lia«t nothing to say. Ihr same
parly, and «-lalsirate preparations are rooms W«-lne-day evening, an«l was s<» largely attend«-*! that the hea«lqnarters
is true of Col. Wilkins of Illi- NaVIg«-
t»-ing made to carry out th«- “every­ were tax«-«! to their limit. Lack of tim«* and space pr«*clude« the possibility of
tion company. They arc waiting <>n
thing 1» green ' idea applicable to such the Republican giving to the function the attention its impwtance deserves.
the outc««m«' of further negotiation*
It will ever stand out ns one <«f th«* no’ahle even»« in the citv’s history.
event».
that are still in progress ls-t w «•<•11
Mr uml Mrs. lowc have kept up their
Me-nrs. Traiin uml Davis.
Tlx- hs-al ottici- of the Klamath Lake with the <• «my«letion of the railroad an«l
reputation for giving good shows at the
Tin* freight <|iicnti in in scttle<l so fm
<q«era house during tlx- |«ast winter, and railroad ha* l«een discontinued, and Mr. the granting of eijnitable tran-.<>nti-
a- Mr. McIntire in concerned. II«' ha*
this la«t |«criorimine«* to Is- given next Childs left for Tacoma Tuesday morn- n-'ntal rates, celery will bv produced
control of that eml of flic business, hav­
lie was accompanied by W. R. n««t only by tliecar loud but by train
Saturday night promis«-» l<« I«- the best inn,
ing practically a I« «*«- on the Klnniulli
and
one of the «erics. If y ou want to enjoy McCormit-k. the1 Weyerhaeuser Tim I st loads,
Luk«' railroul
Th«' freight rate to
jtlst
'«delightful entertainment, don't Ili INN Com ) •.<n » rep-«-««-ntat i ve. who will re- climatic
'llirull will I«' th«» same «• usual, but u
p >«
turn here in a short time, The fumi* I ight to
seeing “Only a Country Girl.”
through rat«' will I«* establish««! from
N. C. Merrill. t In- foumb-r <4 the tow n ture in th«' office lia“ l«een turned over
Tltrull to Klnmath Falls. In case the
i< a lii gering noti"n in the
to Mr. M lutite.
The
freight Is luRi-'l through, then the haul­ ol Mi-rnll, nml Perl Merrill, cashier «it
lliillii* f many people tlmt the )« *t po-
ttie
Merrill
brunch
<4
th«-
Klamath
Fr<*d ll tib'i t<s'k I rem'li leave from
ing will be done bv the McIntire coni-
«lillut !»e prodm-eil itmler irriga­
Countv bank, were in tin- city Sunday. thee.unity jail Sunday ni'-’ht, «•ff cciing
puny.
li the eiron«M'ii«ne»* ««• -neli a
Miss Hazel Ihirri* s|«-nt a few days his es< "ipe throllgll a hole lie bad <lii; in
(*n<l«*r this arrangement the rate w ill
ln-lief :s .u.plv «lem -istrateil in the
nr-
the
miter
wall
of
his
cell.
11<-
was
n««t Is-an» higher than that ]ueiailing this week in Merrill, visiting het par­
Yakiina <li*t ri- l oi M a-hington and the
bcrcloforc. It will he handle<l umlei ents. During her at>»< lice Miss Edna restcil alsuit ten «lavs ag_, w uh “Curly”
(•
«-vie «li-1 < ict of (. ■ ’1«»r.i 1 . Itel' ,4 it
(■ i is-ett. on the charge oí larceny ami
tin* «hi---1ti'-.itI-'ii scli«"lule. ami this Houston ollii mt «-«I as "hello' girl.
h.is l«e<*n successfully <lem<>n»trnt<-i in
was
I
ion
nd
over
to
await
the
action
OÍ
coinlltion will r< suit in a higher rate for
W. A. Dalzell left this week loi Ik tour
lie broke n p>ece of tl«' Kiamath Basiti, iithefarn. i*w<nild
some iirtnli-s than was previously in ol the Middle West stales. Hi- will Is- the grand jury,
iron
pi]«'
from
the
sink am! use,I this to <>n!y a< <piaint themselve« with the facts.
force, whim other* will come in umler n ikli-vlit several weeks, and during that
lower rate.
time he I io | h - s to do some good work tor dig Ins way to liberty. Grisaet, wlm
was confine«! in the same cell, refu*«-d
ttie Klamatii Basin.
to accompany Ratley and the latter pro­
sixteen datN areali that remain be­
If you want to save money, buy a lot
ceeded to put a few more kinks in "Cur­
fore the mutest clones.
in th«- Hot Springs A<l<liti<>n l«4cre .»lav
ly’s’’ hen 1 with the it on pip«1. No t *.i <•
1st.
of the fugitive has a* yet lieen fouml.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. .Smith arrived
Tlie Klamath Develo]unent Compai y
G. 11. Woodbury returned from Port­ here from Eugene last .Saturday, It is
is doing great work in a«lverti»ing tin-
the
intention
of
Mr.
Smith
uml
In«
land Saturday.
Klamath Basin, ami as an aid in that
If you want to buy a lot in tin« Fail­ partner, Mr. Noliind of Autoi lu, to en­ direction Ims issued thousands of pam­
view addition No. 2. see me. I have an gnge in tlu- practice <4 law in thia conn- phlets setting forth the advantages of
Ar ty and in-cordingly have rented rooms this great section. The two latest are
interesting proposition for you.
in the Witlirow-Melhiis«'building. They
Kubes, Klamath barber shop.
If
entitled “A Short Story <«f the Klamath
will also operate the Altamont ranch.
POTATOES—Jim Straw Ims a few
Country” ami “Better Than a Bank,’’
Mr. ami Mrs. M. S. M««servev have the latter living an exfiosition of the ad­
sucks very tine Early Rose ami Burbank
ivv « on
hi
seeil potatoes ami other varieties for rented the Mis. Cogswell residence
vantages of investing ill lots III the vill i
Pine street, »»In-re they will I«- at home 1 oua town sites «wnel by the company.
M.il.-. Telvplione IOS,
'-’l-oO
It is offering these lots on an easy pay­
Date Kenyon of the Kenyon Transfer to their many friends.
S«-e the beautiful illustrate I NOligN ment basis, witli the guarantee <>f a <lee«l
Company feels very proml over the new
truck hi« company has just purchased. sung by Miss Humphrey at th«« opera in the event of the purchnsei’s death
hefore all the payments are maile. It is
It is up-to-«late and presages that thia house next Saturday night.
com puny is going to kiaq« abreast of the
All streets in Midland have been a plan tlmt ought to Is* |«opular ami is a
times.
graded, ami Midland is tin« first town a cheap way to get life insurance.
II(>N. t.FORGI’
BALDWIN
Murk L. Burns is fitting up an office in Klamath county tol-e in first class
in the old |K>«tofil<«- bnilding, ami is shape »»lien first lai«l out. It Is sure to
To who««« progiv«« V«' s'.irit th»' Bald-
ready to «Io business in realty. The <>l«i lie a w inner.
w in bl«« k is a monument
building Ims been remo«lele<! and pre­
By an order just promulgated by the
sents quite a nice nppciirnnce.
It is earnestly to be <lesi«ed that a
Postmaster General, tin- ne»v regula­
Only By This Method Will Substan great many sample lots ot sugar beets
SuliHci ilHTs of the Republican who are tions governing tin* siz«*, form and
tini Results Be Reached
will be grown in the Klamath Basin
in nrreurs have this week been sent bills weight of mailable |«»st caixls is pre-
this vear.
Numenms sample“ were
of their account to date. This is done seribe«L Such post cards must be mad««
for th«- purpose of enabling those who of an unfolded piece of card Isiard, not I When Chief Engineer Newell of the grown last vear ami most favorable re­
desire to vote in the contest to do so. exceeding 3 9-lti by 5 D-lfi inches, nor Reclamation Service was in Klamath turns secured. It will go a long ways
I
by 5 inches. They must Falls he spoke of the desirability of co­ tow nrds demonstrating this county as a
It 1« i<> !><• hoped that everyone who re­ less than
ceives a statement will promptly remit in form, quality ami weight <4 paper be I operation betwei'ii the Reclamation Ser­ sugar l»eet district if twenty to fifty
the amount of th«1 same, adding thereto substantially like the government poet vice anil the people of the vicinity in farmers in different localities make
the necewnry |2 in payment of one cads. They may be «4 any color, not experimental farming on the tule tests. It is not by any means a waste
I
year’s subscription in advance.
This i interfering with a legible address ami lands. A year ago it was the an­ of ground to grow- a p«tch of beets, be­
will entitle you to u vote, secure you one I postmark. Very thin sheet of paper I nounced purpose of the Reclamation cause a very small quantity is required
year’s subscription to th«' Pacific North­ may be attached to them on condition Service to engage in some experimental for sample ami the remainder of the
west an«! pay for your Republican for that they completely adhete to the card. work in each of the d¡stride where en-1 crop should lie dug and weighed, in
Cards bearing particles of glass, metal. terprises nre uiuler way. It is certainly order to arrive at the tonnage yield;
the next twelve months.
BALDWIN BLOCK
Scene of the Inland Empire Club Reception Given
Last Evening
Additional Briefs
PROVI- THE VALUE
BV EXPERIHENTS
an«l it forms the very best kiml of st<s-k
fe»i, whether f«--J whole or chopper) up
ami made into a «urt of swill ari«l fed
with alfalfa.
Growth of cranl«-rri<-s s lioilbl be i*x-
perimei t»l with, a* that i • one of the
«•rop- which "oil experts declare will It
I very profitable her«.
Then, the importance of experiment­
ing with all kind» of vegetables, fruit»
ami cereals should not l«e overlooked.
The Department oi Agriculture i- »(«end-
ing trememlou" sums in trying to find
out what cro|>* are best adapted to cer­
tain ]«,rtii>na of the country ami what
kiml of forage grasses may best restore
the destroys«! range. Let «-very farm, r
lake an equal interest in doing the
"ame thing for his own community ami
for bis own farm and the new men who
are corning to break the ground in
Klamath Banin will lie famed as the
most progressive of their vocation and
time.
Reclamation News.
Advertisements, proposals ami epeci-
cations nave been receive»! at the office
of the ('nited States Reclamation Ser­
vice for the construction of the Keno
Canal from the head <<f Link river to a
point jusl «Ixive Main street on the west
*i«ie of the river. This work involves
the excavation of about bo.000 yards of
r«>ck and earth material. The work is
divided into four nearly equal schedules,
ami the specifications provide tiiat bills
will lie received upon one or all, or any
combination of these schedules. Each
bid mu«t be accompanie«l by a certified
check of f 1000 for each and every sched­
ule bi<l upon. Ttiis is to insure that the
bidder is acting in good faith and will
,-nter into a contract with the Secretary
ot the Interior for the construction of
the work.
Bills tor this work will 1«? receive«) at
the office of the Reclamation Service,
Fort Ian«!, Ore., until 2 o’clock p. m.,
April 15, 1907. Tiie specifications pro­
vi«le that work must liegin within
thirty «lays after tiie signing of the con­
tract by the Secretary of the Interior,
and must I*.- completed on or before No­
vember 15. 1907.
In addition to thi« contract now being
advertised for the construction of tiie
Keno I anal, the Reclamation Service
proposes, within a few weeks, to ad-
verti-e for the construction of a portion
ot the Ea.-t Branch Caual an«l Poe Val­
ley laterals, work which has been author­
ized tc lie «lone by force account. This
work w ill be divided into small schedules
*o as to allow residents who have but a
small outfit to bid upon the work.
The contracts will l«e entered into by
the engineer in charge of the project and
will only require to i>e approved by the
Secretary of the Interior. This allows
the work to i«e begun as «««on as the
contract is executed without any delay
in awaiting lor the Secretary’s signa­
ture. Contractors will be repaired to
tive a bond to insure that the work will
be ompleted within the prescribed time
limit, and according to the specifica­
tions. The amount of this l»>n«i, how­
ever, will lie small, proba’.ly not more
than ten ;<er cent of the amount of the
••ontract. Ttie time <>l n ivertising foi
this work has n<«t vet Iwen definitely
fixed, but it will probably l«e not later
than Apiil tir-t.
Sixteen days are allthat remain before
the vuntesi closes.
RAILROAD WORK
WILL BE PUSHED
Are Informed By Construction
Engineer Hoey
NO. 50
BIG CAMPAIGN
OF ADVERTISING
Successful
Movement
to
tipi*»«*
Klamath's Resources
At last a definite movement lias N *•
started to proj*rly advertise tiw •»-
sources of tins county. Canvasvrs «-®~
tered the field last Saturday with »nt*
scription lists, when citizen« were »*U4
to sign for a stated sum j«-r month Maa
one year. The success of the rts-w-
rni-nt far exceetled the ex{>ectatioiM> eat
the most sanguine, and hs the uu>*.ter
now stands it is certain that nt *»-«vi.
three anil possibly four thousand •.’«»<-
lars will be used for the exploitation »4
Klamath county during tfie <nuiir<
year.
In this movement is Merrill, Bonanza«
and Fort Klamath. The*«- town, »re-
going to contribute 11000 or more, it
is proposed to a-’< the County Court >•»
appropriate the «1000 allowed by h»w,
and it is believed it will do so when it a»
shown that practically all of the prmci-
pal taxpayers in the county are in Sa««»
of their doing so. It is the first r.wl
effort that lias fa-en put forth al.ng ths»
line and it is hardly probable th it the-
county officials are going to f« stumb­
ling block- in the path to the success «.it
the move.
It is proposed to pay f 12< a nioitb. «ar
a page a advertisement in the
magazine for one year. In ad Irtx« <e»
ti.is 40,1)0» pamphlets are t» lie c-a»*<L.
The funds remaining will be use I Uw
the purpose of mailing this literatnre-
and such other work as will lie benficia*.
The disposition of the hinds will *e-
done by a committee of the conn ibnt*v>,
and it is lielieve«! that they will »«se­
their efforts to see that it is so em­
ployed as to promote the beat inter-ssS»»
of every enterprise in the county.
Sixteen day- are all that rem mb be­
fore the contest close«.
Farewell Prefer mance
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, assisteil by locwd
talent, w ill give their farewell perturau-
ance at the ojiera house next SaUivU»y
night, March !6th, when they will t-.m-
sent a beautiful comedy-drama in loor
acts entitled “Only a Country GirL"*
All the best local talent has been se­
cured and a most enjoyable |ier£<iru*u.»
is assured. Many people regretted ha r­
ing missed the last show given by
Home Dramatic Company, and this > ».*•
promises to be superior to any yet -tm-
sente«!.
Everyone is cast for a. hzta
that is particularly adapted to Wil
line, ami all are sure to make >u xwi>-
vidual hit. In the cast will bese«» Earl
Whitlock, Fred C. Batnber, Wrn. Wan­
ner, Robert Curran, Mrs. May Galst,
Miss Maude Belmour an«l Mr. and M.m.
Geo. W. Lowe. New illustrated -szoigw
will be seen between th«1 acts, an«!. Mb»
songs and pictures are here now sc- ,!Ue
express company cannot disar.«» a»x
again. Reserved seats ar«1 now o*i > Jc-
at the usual place. Get them ir. O u*-
and avoid the rush. It will lie aU-rs^e
time l«efore you w ill have another
(Hirlunity to witness a good sUow oa
Klamath Falls.
New Site for
Fair Grounds
Forty-six acres of land has brsa F«ir-
chaser! by the Klamath Conrrty ?:-xri-
cultural Society. The site se>»eted is*
iui the Weed ranch, formerly knoer-. ar
the Hanks place. It is proposed
asm
the grounds ready for the fair na-it y «r.
Considerable criticism has bisa •»>-
vanceil on the selection, but th» A«w»«-
ciation contends that this is tfie '-»nt
they could do when finances were tuAeu
into consideration.
Construction work on the California
Northeastern will be pushed as tasi as
men ami money will do it.” This was
the statement made bv Construction
Engineer Hoey when lie was here this
week. He came up for the purpose of
examining the work «lone by J. Frank I
Adams and submitting to him a propo­
sition for future operation*. Continuing
Given by the Women oi Woadsritlt,
Mr. Hoey said: “No matter what any­
March 15, 1907, at Houston s nxra
one may say, we are putting forth every
house. Beautiful grand march, le<k by­
energy )«>ssible to reach Klamath Falls.
Mr-. Wmelrcd White.Miss Nickersot tiwl
If someone will guarantee to give me
ten young lady guard» of the Clrel« , in
the men I will set the date for arriving
uniform. A handsome souvenir t-.Aet
in this city, but that is where the rub
given to each purchaser. The hi-'k-s
comes in. We will get the men if they
are doing nil in their |>ower to make this«
are to be had. and getting them means
the event of the season, Gis»! mneic.
that we will reach here sooner than the
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most optimistic person predicts.”
R obert H ohnim . w
Th«» Adams dredger will finisn its
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present contract in fifteen days and will
A. M. 1‘kit.,
then move south. Mr. Adams and Mr.
Tickets, |1.
Reception Comvurc«.«-
Franks are considering the advisability
of placing a secotid dredger to work, but
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this question has not been decided. If general housework.
Apply
24k,
another one is purchased, it will take I Klamath Faile, Ore.
four months before it will be readv for
}
I I'avid B. Worthington, founder»* iLe-
service.
Klamath Falls Express ami now pub­
Mr. Smith, who has just finished a
lisher
of the Beloit Daily New», ha»
sub-contract an the canal, is equipping
been appointed by the President to tbe-
two gangs of men to work on a sub-con­
position of postmaster of Beloit, Wie
tract tinder Erickson A Co.
F or bale —Seed oats,barley ami wheal ;
Subscribe for the Republican and vote also hay, all of which will bo delivered
for the most popular girl to represent in this city. Inquire of J. D. C»n<ll»
Henley.
the county at Jamestown.
Grand Ball