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KLAMATH Official Newspaper of Klamath County VOL. XIII. Action Will Result in a Stormy Meeting Next Saturday 11 au. 6 • ‘ii : i ,1 j w L dl t -t 4 of Klamath County KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 4, 1908 Dedaniation Contest ‘5 REPUBLICAN Official Newspaper UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS Th» <l< fl»iii nini v , Fello >| Tili-.ditv hi» was of except- tonai inli'ii-Bt h , <-« participant in ili«* «'Vitti »114 .tt in his or her Preelneti UI>|| Ih» * UR u hole 2 «hoWMl rrmuikablt- > S Tilt* Cotttr-t wu Munito II.u. |, w„ ür Congressman " Boy * *t .«tot ot Z.'-iiu W. C. Hawley ... R 44'» i «7 Thi* largì* hall ai W. H, Ricbarda .. .K 67 ’ 11 waa«'rowiletl W<*dm>a Daniel Mavor .. I* 27 ’ 5 J. .1. W'liitnev .. I> 166 1 26 III«' graduatila |* k --*-, i Justice Supreme Couit— eXereiara. I h»* largì Kolit. H. Bean I. I • 55o > 76 *«f th««ae .vhtMil funel ('. J. Blight .. I* 58 1 12 lite ilititrr.t timi t|l(. 0 C. Bn» 62 ! 16 Food Commissioner «•altonai affati * Ev J. W. Bailey . ...R 443 1 68 program »a- i |>|«I h < i .I>- I utid E. N. Emerv ...1) 205 i 33 hl-tory. . U m - pr.,Uie<7, v|aHII C E Ho.kins P 42 11 1'. 8. Senator— 1 t ■, I. H. A moa .. P 26 1 7 maktf tlivm boi!) piegatine II M. Cake It 352 I 45 III«. G. E. CliamlieriiiuD 295 I 41 J. C. Cooper . . .8 44 ID B It. Commissioner-- I. K. Camplieli. It 449 tw R. Robertson.... D 243 ■1" Piosecutiiig Attorney— D. V. Kuykendall It .................................. “456 70 W .1. M .ore •> 259 45 Stale Senator— G. 11. Metryman R 6.5 G. Springer ........ D 236 48 Stale Iteptmentalive— 11 1’. Belknap ft 4M 66 II. B. Belknap l> 180 3» II. A. liiattaiu III* 2» ■'! 50 Sheriff— W. II. Barnes . R 1118 58 It. E. llun-aker I* 336 61 Clerk - C R. Dcljip.. R 502 79 W. A. Delzell .. Il ■ 42 Treasurer— C. 11. Daggett.... D 390 61 L. Alva Lewis.... K 3.50 67 School Suprrintenil't— W. C Satnieraon. 1) .459 17 J. G. Swan ........ R 279 71 Assessor — .1. 1*. l«e.............. I) 382 57 B. E. Withrow.. It 35.5 62 Commissioner— S. T. Stimmers . H 435 38 C. J Swingle ... R 289 78 Surveyor M. E. Hutchison I» 332 44 M. 1). Williams.. It 381 t,*i Coroner— Earl Whitlock 547 80 For I'rohit.ition 331 75 3X7 Against Prohibition 7*0 Ajvh.*.havelHM*n received horn V n-h- |Mtun that the Secretuiy of the Interior I,a. ,..)ee'e*l »II "• ,l"' "" H'e Cie»' |4kr dam Is-causv they were too high mJ becau»e the require«! amount «I land »»« not »igix*,l l"r government li rittlionin Hie Upper Project. It to „1,1 mat l«oll> <>• »•'« lii.l» that were re- ceiiml by the Government are lar in ex (Hs ol its estimate I he l>i«l» receivcil (rrr Mah-*n«*V Bro- . ut San Francis* • «ho bid »115,770 on the two .< I kh I ii I c - and l>) Maney Brother« A < ■*., » li o bei 11*8.9811 on th«* two «chetlules. The high bid* ••*«! the lact that only alsiut 7ft per rent <«f tlm land« are ligneil up. the Government demand I»' in.Mi i**r cent, are re»|«n«itile tor the r»J«clioii of the bid». It baa not been ,|ecid<sl what action will l*e taken in the matter. The Service may decide to nadvertiM* for hid« or it may *to< i.h tounderlak« th«* work by force account ||.>w«'Vrr, until tin’ requin-l per cent of Izisl is sign«**! lip it i* i***t likely thai lay actual work will 1*C <l‘*ne on llial part u( the project. It appears that there is considerable di«sati«!a< lion in the lippet projw't with tbe rejei-lion of the bid« on the Clear lake dam. Tin* «tockboldere in that Helion of the county have decide«l to hold ■ meeting on tin* eighth Jun«*, Ihe primary object *>l the mreting being tndimuiss the mailer ol dsicontiulling relitiun« with the Water Csers Aseocia lion and the Klamath project. An effort »ill al«*i Is* made to hold a Farmers In- rtilute il Dr. Whityconibe can le in- dueed to attend. In »|*cakmg of th«* rejection <4 the bi*l* the Bulletin says: Hide sublnltti-d for the construction of tlie dam have been rej«*ct«j*l. No deti nite information «" to the reason ba tata made public; but if thio action mean* that no work on the ii|»|M*r prop set will begin this year, immediate slej.- County < .• ik I'-, main ih today hear aill la* taken by pra> tieallv all the own- ing the • vi ¡••i. c in tin» content of Obie staid land tinder contract with tbe aeao- S * I i ■ \ i • 11 1111 s i - eittion for th«* camellaiion «*( tlmae c< n ■■ t <• defend Irac'a. Any con litmus that prevent ant inn l< .1 I i > hm «u id tiling Home four Jbe initiation of work thia year, are* cer or livt* i< ar .!•.* • him I Inter coininutvd on tain to continm* iiidetlnitelv , ami the the I'lrttf, Inn i r - me unknown reason ezietonc«* of these cuntracts prevents the Govern! i t ba- ia le<l to isMie pat- the inst illation *'f other irrigation proj 1 i le piecn ect», covering several thouaaml acres, o| Inmi in the MT'ion north < i Bly, and that coni I lie in operation by next year. the land u.i n t|iiire<l by the defendant Ale* these contrai l«, being a prim lien when I 1 i ; 11. a upon the land, preventa their living of- lar#»* number 1 a itnm‘**i,R from Bly coun fered as eeeiirily (or loans at 6 per cent try aiv m the city and the rate will be from the stat«* funds. Few land owners rijnu.hiw for b th Rbh- liefore it IR till- under the l'pi«er Project will pay futlii- if I mm I a- a drU inn e I fight will be made er Mressmenta to the Water User« As and a large nuinl>er of wilneaa will lie oocint ion unless active const ruction work introduced. It is another instance begins toon. where the lax nn ’h"d.Hoi the Govern A comiiderabto majority of the land ment in the tran-a» ti<>n of land business owners have lost all int«*reet iu tin* proj make it p - i>»le for parties to force en. ect and really desire the Reclamation trymvn to Rpond large suun* in order to Service to retire and give opportunity protmt their lights The outcome of for real and riiergelic development. thia case will Ins w itched with consider For a time It »•<•< tiH'ii ns ii ®vory able interest by a number of homestead- thing wa« moving along nerenely, but eis an there are other < asvs of a similar the indication* now are tlmt while mat nature coming up, in tne near future. tort were placid on tlie Nurfaco thingN Strayed Re*l yearling heifer branded were brewing in the hott<»m and that at the meeting Fridax afli*rm> »n there will FS on left hip. under crop and over bit a com motion that is likely to ra«n»v on right ear. «'am to mv plm*«* ab«»ut a change in the complexion ul the en the first week in May. tf Steve Herlihy. tire project. It appear* that the amend- // I do no! lead, udiy do olliers follow. A few yood reasons for my success in the Jewelry Business- Reliable Work, in all lines. New and Up-to-date High Grade Goods. Reasonable Prices. Responsible Guarantee. ' Lastly, the money back, if you are not satisfied The only place to get Phonograph , with it written guarantee for one year. G.Heitkemper,Jr. I HE LEADING JEWELER Republican Block -s* •t V a 75 H i ? .Í S 5 " ? X ¿ j 7. /. 123 ol 48 9 0i> 00 0 1 0 6 2 87 28 21 179 18 17 » - 70 65 io 6 0 2 2 1.4 0 li I) <1 (W 00 I») 110 j 3 28 «J. » I 15 I oo 3G 12 ? ?5 on 000 93 1*0* I 17 O, o .38.’ 0OO NO. 10 Farmer's Institute Motor Car Next Indi ati ins are that the (armera In* Mitote »ill he largely at tendel. A large number of the farmers residing in Linkvilto prec'nct were in the city to day for election ami most of them stated that they would make a special effort to attend the session. From all parts of the county come the re|>orts that large delegations will be sent. The meeting of the Water l'*ers' Association on Fri day afternoon will be devoted largely to the discussion of matters pertaining to the best interests of the reclamation system. The amen Iment to the by law s to change the time of holding the tegular annual meeting will be tbe most important matter to come up for con sideration as far as is known. However, other things of importance may come up and it will be well for every me mber ol the association to lie on hand. No regular program will be arranged for the institute before hand. The pre sent plans provide for Dr. Whitycombe's illustrated lecture Friday night and tbe next dav tbe program will lie arranged t > suit those who are to take |>art in it. There is every assurance that the s' --ion will lx- a success and all that is needed is the full attendance of the far mers an t stock raisers of this county in order to get a great deal of benefit from the meeting. Tbe Klamath country is no» hi ihe experimental stage and the advice ami knowledge of men of vast experience will prove l>eneficial in the dsvelopement of the entire county. i W. K. Brown and B. F. Gould, two of the directors of the Buena Vieta com pany. arrived in the city Thursday and will remain several days in order to de cide upon the plan of improvement to l>e followed by the company this season. No definite action in regard to thia matter will lie taken until alter the directors have their meeting which will be held either Monday or Tuesdav of next week. According to the terms of the fran chise held by this company lor a street car line they must operate an electric or motor car by the first of August and it is very probable that they will put on a motor within the next few months. Other plans pertaining to the develop ment of the addition will be formulated while they are here and will be carried out by E. It. Beanies, who is the local manager of the company. J. R. STILTS NOW MAYOR The City’s New Executive Assumes the Duties of His Office John R. Stilts is now Mayor of Klamath Falls, having taken the oath of office last night. With him were also sworn in Silas Obenchain, r: E. 141 67 52 • > 00 29 55 00 894 0 0 81 20 25 G G 00 35 32 23 00 472 0 o Ankeny, F. T. Sanderson and C. B. 8 .5 0 0 00 1 1 00 73 0 0 Crisler. Mayor Stilts addressed ths Council as 9 2 6 00 3 1 1 1.1 •5«5 0 follows: 112 62 38 00 2'1 21 51 00 70S 0 Members of the Common Council of 106 33 4 . 00 42 38 23 00 630 0 Klamath Falls, and Citizens. Upon 6 II 7 00 0 •> 15 OU 84 0 assuming the station of mayor I shall avail myself of the opportunity 146 57 51 i 00 33 36 5 m • 10 0 to express my appreciation of the 90 31 31 5 00 M 33 19 00 038 0 honor conferred upon me, and of the Within a few days the city ot Klam responsibilities of the position, and to 124 68 56 6 00 38 30 66 00 Ml 0 0 assure you of my determination to ren ath Falls will have the advantage of 107 2*r 34 i G 00 32 32 18 00 562 o u tier the city the best service of which having transportation tickets for all I am capable, in return. The citizens 148 62 68 I 9 00 35 30 62 00 962 0 0 parts of the United States on sale in of this municipality are to be congratu 81 29 23 I 3 00 36 34 19 00 516 0 0 this city. lated upon the many advantages sur rounding the city which, if properly T. A. K. Fassett, formerly travel safeguarded and conserved, will assure 132 57 51 G 00 31 23 59 00 X’*2 0 0 74 21 28 G ing freight and passenger agent for the the future prosperity of the city. 4 00 27 20 12 ó 0 HI 17 21 I G 01) 32 34 33 00 527 0 0 To the hands of the common council Southern Pacific, arrived here last night and as soon as the tickets arrive will and the mayor have been committed 108 69 42 8 / 5 20 29 51 00 795 26 the task of securing to the city the open an office in conjunction with the natural advantages awaiting it. 13.5 f>3 r> 5 27 52 3.5 37 00 769 0 0 To Klamath Lake Navigation Company. them has been committed the task of 154 69 65 » 9 14 39 66 00 1021 471 He will look after the passenger traffic providing for the health and cleanliness 86 34 X 17 34 3M 19 00 547 0 0 for both the local company and the of the city by the construction of prop er sewerage. To their hands has been Southern Pacific. Baggage will lie check committed the important duty of main 140 5o 65 M 41 40 36 IM) 857 137 Rev. Edward Adams Cantrell will de 101 44 31 9 8 31 24 .56 00 720 0 o liver his farewell lecture at the opera ed from this city the same as on rail taining the peace and dignity of the To inaugurate a financial road points and aside from not being on city. 106 42 38 i G 17 3-5 .36 39 00 7.32 0 0 ' house tonight on the eubject, “Think or policy that shall enable necessary im 137 50 59 G 11 38 29 60 00 «40 lox Surrender.” The lecture will begin the railroad this city will have the same provements to be carried forward and promptly at 8 o’clock and will be free as service as towns with rail connection. give to the city that standing at home 158 30 66 9 24 45 46 55 00 879 179 have lieen all of bin other lecture«. Passengers will be allowed 150 pound of and abroad to which it is entitled. 86 66 31 3 7 28 19 36 00 700 0 0 Whatever good is to be accomplished Rev. Cantrell lias been in this city for baggage in and out of this city. for the city along these lines must Tickets direct to Klamath Falls will come from the united efforts of the 132 42 49 8 21 2«i 39 40 uo 837 2'12 about three weeks an ! has made many 108 52 45 5 4 10 47 2H 49 00 685 0 0 friends while here. He leaves in the also be placed on sale in al' railroad common council and the mayor; and let morning for San Francisco, and will offices so that this city will have tbe ad me assure you, gentlemen, of my earn 139 36 40 10 37 2b 21 1’ 1 701 0 0 vantage of having immigrants buy their est desire to co-operate with you in all 99 67 63 i 20 35 34 66 00 825 124 lecture there, in Oakland and in Berk your efforts looking to the betterment tickets through to Klamath Falls. eley before returning to liie home in the and the future prosperity of our city. 168 HI 67 11 1 11 25 53 48 52 00 1136 0 0 East. He wae very favorably impressed Let our watchwords be “The interests 126 4- 54 4 12 24 51 35 4*4 00 »12 81 wtih the Klamath project and thinks it of the City of Klamath Falls as a whole, 107 43 41 6 0 5 16 30 43 Ml 7.31 0 0 Clouds of dust can be seen from the first, last and all the time.” compares favorably with the other pro I feel it incumbent upon me at this jects of the West. He says that it 1» city in the vicinity of tbe new fair time to place myself squarely before the grounds. Contractor E. W. Smith has In so lar as active work goes the public Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gross and son «**ry probable that he ami a ntimlter of a large force of men at work and is council by briefly outlining my posi tion upon the important civic matters schools of t bi» city closed Fridav. Next arrived in the city Thursday from San- others mjiy come West and settle i.i one building a track that will be a credit a, that in all probability will command week will Im devoted to examinations Diego where they had been for several of the irrigated districts, but no definite well as a pleasure to the county when the attention of the council during the coming year. and the correction of the papers. Tbe weeks. They were the guests of Shei iff place has been selected. the fair is held this fall. The first that suggests itself is the year just finished has been a highly suc and Mrs. Obencliain lor a few days. financial status of the city and the cessful one and teachers and pupils are After July 1st. W. H. Heileman, who means at hand for bringing about a Indians Ketum M. M. Stewart, recently from New ready fcr the well earned vacation. The has had charge of the operation and healthier condition in that regard. burg, Ore., has aceepteil a position with After thirty years of enforced absence maintenence I have had submitted to me by the instructors have not yet made definite department of th e the Klamath Falls Transportation Co. 'In- -mall remnant of Captain Jack's government reclamation, will be in police judge a report of the financial plans for the summer, but most of them Geo. W. Looaley was in the city from band of Modoc Indians at the Quapaw dependent of the rest of tbe office force condition of the city at this date, which will leave here tor at least part of the I shall lay before the council for consid agenev in Oklahoma are to be removed of this project. The work has advanced eration. The report covers a period of Ashland tins week. vacation months. • to the Klamath reservation in Oregon, so that the completad part of the canal two years and is loaded to the muzzle E.LSwartzlander was in tbe eitv from Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Niles, of Horn where their friends and relatives live. has been turned over to his department. with food for reflection. Taking this report as a basis, I feel briHik, Cal., are visiting at the home of the Klamath Agency Monday. This is the unanimous recommendation (that until some other and more ad E. L. Niles. They will remain about Pearl Carroll left for Portland Mon of the senate committee on Indian The counting of the ballots in I.ink- equate sources of revenue are provided) two weeks. day to take in the Rose Carnival. affairs in e ni.ect 'in with the removal ville precinct was not finished until 4 a policy of retrenchment must be in "i restrict! ins on the land of all Indians Wednesday morning. This was respon augurated and persistently maintained. The Tennis Club members are getting E. I.. Wright, formerly in the employ at the Quapaw agency. sible for the delay in getting the com Let this policy of retrenchment, how read) (or their tournament lobe held in of the Klamath Lake Navigation Co., ever, be dictated by carefullness and Tiie Mod K'S remaining in Oklahoma plete returns, and clearly indicates the economy as opposed to parsimonious July, and there are interesting games at left tor his home at Oakland, Cal., this are but a mere handful of the band of necessity for the subdivision of this pre ness and niggardliness. With that end the Courts marly every day. morning. 217 lusty braves who were taken from cinct. The division will be made tlria in view I would suggest that all street Superintendent W. F. Arant made a J C. North, s m of Mr. and Mrs. W. the Klamath reservation to Indian Ter fall, but not until after the presidential work be confined to such as is absolute trip to Crater Lake Park a lew day ago. II. Noitli has returned to his duties in ritory in 1874—right after the Modoc election, so that at that time there will ly urgent and necessary. In advocat ing this position, it seems to me we He says the snow is still very deep and ttie navy after spending fuilough with war. Ever since their arrival in the be the same jam as at the election on should have the indulgence of the that in entering the house at the station his parents. southwest these Indians have been long Monday. The time for the division people; let them understand through the medium of this report the necessi hi* had to dig through nine leet of snow. ing for their Oregon home. Ol the 217 'toe* not come until after the election. ty and be prepared to forego many Roy llaniaker returned to Klamath Six miles this side of the station the only forty-nine remain and ten of these much needed improvements for the snow was from two to four feet deep Falls, Monday, after spending a week have found their way back to Oregon, The Lost river fiume in connection time being in order that we maygain, in our city. Roy likes Lakeview very At bridge creek there was snow to the leaving only thirty-nine. As a matter with the reclamation work is more than the more quickly, a more satisfactory depth of five feet. It will tie impossible much. It is prob .ble that he will in of fact, only seventeen of the Indians half completed. The flume is a trifle financial condition. In this connection permit me to di duce the Klamath Falls baseball team to go into the park for some time. originally moved are living. There is over a mile in length and the consent rect the attention of the council to the to come here for the ball tournament a pat net ic story of geuuine homesick foundations have been built tor fully fact that we have a bonded indebted E. L. Swartslander, while in the city Fourth ot July week to try for some of ness which has resulted in the depletion two-thirds of it. The rock work on all ness falling due within a comparatively from the Klamath Agency, stated that the big purses that will be hung up. of the piers is practically finished. This short time amounting to $10,000, and of the band. heretofore no steps have been the tennis club of that place was pul With the gate receipts and ail it is be part of the work is being done by the that taken to provide a means of discharg ting in full lime practicing and that they lieved that »1(NO will lie given in purses Government direct. The construction ing that obligation. It is incumbent were coming to the tournament in this here on the Fourth to ball teams. —Lake Codling Moth of the flume itself is in the hands of the upon this council to devise some way, city to win. They have a splendid court County Examiner. contractors, Campbell A Hoffman. or rather initiate a policy that will It will soon l>e the season of Aphis create a fund for the discharge of that and much interest is living taken in th«* They have the poles set for some dis obligation—indeed the contract with ('apt. J. M. McIntire and E. M. Bubb and Colling Moths, and it behooves ga me. tance and are making a good showing on the city by which that obligation was arrived in the city this evening from every one having fruit trees or shrubery the job. assumed, provides that a sinking fund At tlu* regular meetipg of Klamath 1‘okegama aller closing up most of the to be on the watch for the early appear shall be created Ixslgo No. 137, I.I.O. F. last Satur business of the McIntire Transportation ance of the pests. If any small collect- day night the following officers were el Company. Capt. McIntire will make i 'ii of the eggs or larvae of these insects ected for the ensuing term: C. C. his headquarters in this city and Mr. escaped the sulphur-line solution, a very Brower, N. G.; Geo. D. Grizzle, V, G; Bubb will la' employed in the local few days ot warm spring weather will O. A. Stearns secretary and P. 1.. Foun office. Most of the business o[ this com make them active and so fast do they tain treasurer. propogate their species, they will soon pany will come via Dorris hereafter. «■over the tree in which they survived Lakeview, June 2—Returns from the JohnO’Neil, one of the oldest settlers anti early treatment now will obviate a entire county are not in, but the Repub- Leans will elect only the sheriff and in Goose Lake valley, died at his home summer'« tight with them later. For the Aphis green or any other kiml Commissioner. The rest of the officers near New Pine Creek last Saturday, elected are Dem oerats. Chamberlain lie came to Like county with General on trees, shrubs or plants, Quassi chips will carry Lake County by about 70 Crook in 1868 in the employ of the Gov and whale oil soap is the standard rem ernment and in the following year he edy. votes. For Codling moth the various arsenate settled on a ranch near Pine Creek and Ashland, Juno 2—Jackson and Jose has resided there ever since His nau e of lead preparations are best. phine counties go dry by large ma is closely allied with the earlier history Bulletins with formulas of these sprays jorities. Chamberlain carries Jackson may be had on applications. Do not FOR of Lake County. county tor United States Senator by wait until you are notified formally. Get a majority of 150. T. A. Crogan. « bile engaged in blast busy. ing about three miles west of town Tues <>. S tevbxh , Fruit Inspector. Klamath Falls w 11 lie well rep day afternoon, bad the misfortune to resented at the Portland Rose Carnival. sustain a broken arm. He was holding A large delegation went out on the boat Moore Bros, started n force of men to the crowbar tired in tamping and the Monday and several parties have work on the power plant Tuesday' man stri king it missed and struck him gone out on each of the past few days. after having been shut down for several on the right arm with a sledge ham were Those who left this morning days. The plant will now be rushed to mer, causing a fracture of both bones in G. Heitkemper, Jr., Mrs. C. C. I_e vv is completion unless unforseen conditions the forearm. He walked into town aud and son, Mrs. R. 8. Moore, Mrs. Frank should arise and cause farther delay. Dr. Hamilton reduced the fracture. Ira White, H. Boivin, E. Whitlock, Mr I Returns from T ake and Crook county The complete count in I.lnkville pre ■ and Mrs. I. F. Willits, R. 8. Brigham. give Merryman a majority ot 301 votes Mis. Fl. R. lteames and Judge II. L. cinct made no change in the result of tor Joint Senator. Crook gave Springer Benson. the election 89 announced in the Her a majority of 295, while Lake went for Mrs. L. A. Braden, son anil daughter ald last night. Tbe final count shows Merryman by 150 and Klamath «ave KLAMATH FALLS arrived here Monday and are visiting that the county goes dry by a majority Merryman 446. at the home of Dr. awl Mrs. F. M. of 81 votes. The complete count of the county with the exception of OJell pte- White. The ladies are Bisters. Council Proceedings cinct will be found on the last page. A fire got s’arted in the tules several The Klamath Falls Transportation fó.uO reward for the return of one miles south of town and a large acreage Company made application for a fran was burned. Parties faniilar with the sorrel horse branded with dim brand on chise on Main Street, East of Third. I left shoulder, white stripe in fnce, lump conditions say that a large number of Mayor Stilts announced the following on fore ankle joint. Return to Ex young ducks and geese were killed. appointments: C. C. Low, city mar change Stables. Notify -I. M. Holman. shall, E. B. Ramsby, policeman and Sum Lambert, for many years the Klamath Agency. John Irwin, city attorney. genial clerk at tbe Lakeside Inn, has Brighten up with Sherwin Williams gone to the Old Soldiers' Home in Cali- I Councilman Castel handed in hi« resig Faint. Sold by tba Baldwin Hdw. Co nation. ornia. lo 00 61 0 00 4 n 00 •> in 58 00 111* 5 *, 00 117 2 20 HO 131 odo 0 0 1. 0 GO TO GILLETTE’ FURNITURE Sewing Machines, etc. Our goods are attractive, also the prices
