MOI h h > 1O RETURN.
Li(. « II.IFORNI \ I MM»D<4.
NyarsVcgvta*
l*l** Prescription
I» indicatvd in all
SALEM. Ore., -No measure on the
Th«- delegatiou fr«-m Klamath,
W \SI1LNGTO.N. F«-l». 3. After a »
SAN
FRANCISCO, Feb
4
\
onltnary dises sea
•tat ute books contains provisions so l.ak«-. Jackson and Josephiin* coun- w«-ury w
wait
alt of mor«- than a third of storm m»w prevailing over the entire A
of women. Thia
drastic in relation to enforcing the
has Introduced ti bill iu the Seit a century,
Mttury, t'aptain Jack* baud of Pneillc Count l-as s> riou-ly InterfeK'd u e, »10
remedy
never
local option laws as distinguish 11. B at ti» divide the first judicial dis- Modoc Indiati* are about tv» b«- por with railroad and t< legiaplil« com-
• dein Pad
disappoint», its
Elsie
g«>«sl ctfi-cta be
27-', introduced by Mahon«*.. It spe- trict, making Jackson and Josephltu- mitt«*d to return lo thelr old homes 1 mutilcailon. Heavy rains have fallen
'a of II»'1
Latid
ing percept
|
Ibis
citi -a that ou complaint of liquor be counties one district, aud forming a III the laini of ih«* scttiug suu. Fo|- ' In Southern California, causing wash
»
L
of
I
from the
/.J very
ing sold a warrant stall issue, and new district of Klamath an«! I.ak«-. lowing tlietr disastrous «arlare on outs along th«« railroad lines and car
first ___
___
It is H com-
that if an officer is denied admittance Th« re is every indication that tills the white m-ttlera in Oregon In 1*7 I. rying away telegraph poles, There
.........I of tile ptlr-
eat and most re
he may force entrance ami aieae any bill will |>ass aud become a law.
ll.« -«* Indian*- w«-r«- exiled to Indian has been much snow In th«* moun-
liable drugs —
stock of liquor circumstances show
Al the present tint«- the district is Territory, »her.* they w«-re pluc«-d tains uml should warm w.'other fol-
mercurials, opi
is kept for sale. Pouring out any divided into the first and s«*cond upon the Q-.apaw Reservation.
\t low there will b«- another rise iu the
ates ami oilier
fluid to prevent siezure shall be deem prosecuting districts. Judge Hanim that tint«- there were 271 of them, riv.rs, according to th«* reports IV-
hsrmful
drug»
being r*cludt*«r
ed prima facie evidence of law vio conducts the business of til«- first but bejore a veal had elapsed the «•••Iv-i! by the Weather Bureau.
<’«> to ll
The many dis
lation.
district aud Judge Noland that of th«- number was tedu««-d to 137. B\ ls77
Running at dood tide, Its at
I> 27. 2.4, 39 s. r
concerting intlu-
Breaking the law is made a nuis '.«■coud, so that as far as th«- business there were not more than 112. und waves foam-capped and swirling from
ences to which
30 s, r 15 «-, 31 s, r
ance and any citizen may secure au is concerned there are two districts, nt th«* present tin»«* there ate only hunk to bank, the Arroyo Sevo, fed
woman is con
»tantly »ubjcctisl
injunction estopping the sale of in as all busiuess in the two courts is 49. in a r«*port recentlj mad«* to the by heavy rains from mountains ami
to C J \\ inion, n !
render her liable
toxicants. A preliminary injunction conducted entirely separate. This Si iiate b> S- nator Curtis, of Kansan,
foothill, is grinding Its path to th«*
tp 33 ». r, 7 H
to many func
must issue on application. The com matter was brought up before but himself an Indian, he says:
tional Jisordera
sea, tearing away all obstructions In
plainant may hire sp«*cial counsel to I there was some legal objection raised
"This rapid decrease tiviut to be
I hat not only tend
to \V
, its course. Four brldg-M, numberless
assist the District Attorney, and in regar«! to the eonstitutionalit« of the result of mental anxiety causeil
to destroy her comfort an«l happiness,
' f «-tiers. outhouses and buildings, a
but which gradually merge into chronic
counsel must be recognized as such dividing the district, ami the move ; by their enforced »«-¡»aration from
bulkheads
and
I dozen
h«*avy mat
and serious dlsenses
by court and prosecutor. A reason ment was def«-ated.
i faiuil) and friends."
tresses have been taken as toll by the
Nysl s Vegetable Prescription is with
able attorney's f«»e must be allowed
Senator
Curtis'
report
nwommends
Tlie purpos«- of the division Is pure
out a p«-vr for the snc«*essful treatment
str«-am that hut a day or two ago
the complainant in injunction pro ly a political on«-, as the |»eople of ■th«' S<-nate passage of a bill, which
of femulr weakness, painfuFsmi dlsor
was a purling brook
ceedings, to be paid by the defend
tiered menstruation, hysteria, cramps,
Jackson and Josephine counties b«-- lias alread« r--c ■!««•«! th«- approval of
The Southern Pacific lines ar«' now
il
i\<.
moi
iti
i
Ml Hiili I
“bearing down pains," inflammation
ant upou conviction.
[the Hou»«', and which authorizes tile
lieve that they should be entitled to
open from Santa Barbara on th«-
and falling of th«* womb. Thia is a rem
All costs in both criminal and civil
return of these aborigines to their
th«- right to <-h«H>se their own Judge, j
( south to Ashland. Or«-, on th«- north,
of .Merrill is having Its edv of alerting worth
pros«*cutions are to be taxed against
former homes in the Klamath Reser-1
without the assistance of the voters
but below Santa Bail,ata floods have
over
th«- i-nfot«■-•no-tit of
the defendant, aud it unpaid, with
vation in Oregon, where an allotment
from the counties east of the moun-
«lion iaw
A number of
fines are to become a lien against
of laud is now going on. and in which seitousl) crippled traffic. Seven huu-
Colt. 7TH and mats mtm .
tains. The people of Klamath ami
dr«-d feet of track have been washed
cl
his property, which may be sold to
the) would be enabled to participate
Klamath
Falls
-
Oregor
Lake feel the same way.
away
at
<>c«-ano
and
trains
are
un-
i if there.
satisfy the obligation. No proee*-d-
By dividing the districts It Is more
able
to
pass
that
pulut.
In
the
same
ing may be dismissed by a District
S«'Uator Curtis says in his report
probable that the best man would be
county travel Is also at a standstill
Attorney, the special prosecutor be
tliat tlie Mtalocs, nothwithstandlng
elected, as the voters would be b«-l-
On
the Pacific Coast railroad and
rs. and also provide a revenue
ing unwilling, without the official fil
their r«-«<>rd of '7 4. ar«- extraordinar
ter acquainted with the qualifications
many
of the country reads have been
<• town, by Imposing a license
I'ortlund. Oiigon, D< « « tuber 31,
ing his reasons for dismissal and the
ily good workers. He als<» says ther«-
of the candidates.
Heretofore th«-
«• dealora of cigars an«l soft 19*»»
Seal«*d blds mark«'«! outside.
objections of the private pros«?cutor
are no druukards among them, and rendered Impassable.
majority of the voters voted for the
S-vt-ral serious washouts and land
Several arresta were made, "Bld. Timber Sale Application, I»««-
in writing, and without argument by
that they are "careful and ecouoni-
he city failed to collect an' i cernber 17, 1908, t'iater,'* and a>!
counsel aud full consideration by the l-arty candidate and not th«* man. but leal." it is quite probable that the slides on th«- Tehachapi gtadv be
with
a
separate
district
they
will
b«-
tween
Bakersfield
and
Los
Angeles
ami were flmvll' compelled to dr«'H»«-d to th«* District For**»t«*r. For-
court.
bill v. ill pnss the Senate.
hav>- occurred, prostrating telegraph
i !« gnl ndvlce
Attorney •' <’ cst Service, Portland, Oregon, will
Selling liquor in dry territory by more liable to vote for the man best
und telephon«- lines atid effectually
■r was engaged to pus» on th«- 'bo r<*c«'ivv«l up to an<l Including th««
a lessee shall revoke the terms of fitt«?d for the office. This might re-
blocking travel on the Santa Fe and
a», with the r«-lilt that In- will 1 15th day of February, 1909, tor all
his lease. Allowing such sale by the suly occasionally In the election of
Southern Pacific roads. This cut» «*ff
up son-.- new oidittane .« to the merchantable dead tlmb«-r aland-
owner of a building makes him a a Democrat, but it is argui'd that in
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 4
In the the southern part of the stat«- from
the subject.
party to the nuisance and subject to Klamath and I.ake counties, every
tug or down und all the live timber
thing else being equal, a R«-publlcan light <>f newer developments in the direct connection with this city.
prosecution.
marked for rutting by the forest offi-
Governor's office, It appears that
In the Saeratm-nto Valley train»
No witness may be excused from has the advantage, but if th«* Demo
Oregon I bn* sent more that »11,000 cer located on an area to he defluii*-
Speaker Stanton spoke with author ate not running b tween Davisvllle
crat
is
so
niii<u
the
better
man
that
testifying in case of complaint, but
to the aid of the Italian earthquake
designated b) the Forest officer
ity
when
he
made
his
impussioned
ami Sacramento on account of the sufferers, S A. Arata, chairman of before cutting b«*gltis, Im lading ap
his testimony shall not be used ag- he can overcome the Republican ma
plea to the Assembly Friday to shift embankments along the line having
jority. he ought to be elected.
ainst him.
the Italian i relief committee, and Col- proximately 369 acres. In th«* NS
away*
from the volcano tliat he said b«'«'ti w«aken«*d am! the consequent
Repr«*sentative
Brattain
has
intro-1
Common fame is made competent
or.el I »at Id I M Dunne, treasurer, have of Sec. 26. St, of Sec. 23, 8EK of
duced a bill in the House providing I»« feared might burst at an> mo- dangt-r of washouts.
evidence against a place.
closed their accounts by tanamittlng Sec. 23 and NE', of 8* t 27, T 35
In the Yosemite Valle) there Is to Minister of Finance Lavaca. Rome. 8 . II 6 E . W. M . In the Crater Na
The penalty for violation is Sited for a deputy prosecuting attorney for ment.
Speaker Stanton no doubt knew now three and one-half feet of »now Its
at a tine of not less than $50 or more this district, At the present time the
u draft for »1
Thl» tional Forest, Oregon; e»tlmal«*d to
that
a message was in Governor Gil on the level, the heaviest fall for
than $500, or imprisonment not less law does not provide for the prosecut
sum Is the balance that via on hand, be 3,583,00» feet B. M. of live yel
than 30 days or more than six months ing attorney having a deputy, and it lett's hands from the Secretary of twenty years, There Is no indication all of th«- rest of the fund liuVIng low pine, 73 4,000 feet B M. of live
Subsequent violations mean both fine one Is employed he has to be paid out War, requesting that sixteen compan of an abatement of the storm. Sev been previously transmitted by tel white fir, 773,000 feet B M of live
and imprisonment. Violation of the of the salary of the prosecuting at ies of coast artillery be organized at eral buildings In tb«> valley are In egraph. The Italian relief commit Douglus Or, 133.000 feet B. M. of
terms of an injunction would subject torney. Under these conditions the' once to co-operate with coast defense danger of being washed uwuy by the tee ha» concluded Its active campaign live Incense cedar. 370,000 feet it M.
the offender to a fine of from $100 ¡compensation could not necessarily! forces of the regular army.
for funds, although contributions of merchantable d«-a«l jellow pine
swollen streams
Th«* whole attitude of the Speak-*«
to $500 or imprisonment of from 30 be sufficient to induce many attor-;
The outlook In Central California will still be gratefully received ami and 36,000 feet It. M of merchant
days to six months. In all cases of , neys to accept the office. The dis indicated that he was in possession is for continued show es s alternating forwarded. The commute»* Is furth able dead Douglas fir, sawlimber, log
fenders must go to jail until the fines tance between the two county seats of knowledge of the secret move- with sunshine.
ering us much as possible the bill for scale, and 4,090 cords of cordwood,
and costs are paid or served out at 'is so great that the people of Lake meets of the Federal Government,
The snowfall iu the Sierras on tin- a lie."00 appropriation now pending more or less. No bld of less than |3
the statutory rate.
’County are anxious to have a repre- which in return is, of course, fantil- line of the Southern Pacific between and hopes for Its passage.
I for live yellow pine, $1.35 fur live
All liquors confiscated must
! sentative of the prodtcutitlg attor- liar with the secret movements of the this city and Nevada points has been
white fir, $3 50 for live Douglas fir
publicly destroyed.
: ney's office on the ground all the ¡Japanese government. When he said very heavy. There are eighteen f«-et
and Incense cedar, $3 for dead yellow
Intend«*«!
to
refute
the
stat<-m«-nta
i time. This is becoming more neces ‘that the Legislature was treading on at Summit, seven feet at Truckee am!
of Police Commissioner Bingham, of pine, $1.50 for dead Douglas Or, per
sary as the two counties are fast set- dangerous ground, he said it with al Reno the record has l>wn reached.
SENATORS IX A HURRY.
New York, a report prepared by the thousand feet B. M. and 35 cents per
itling up, and the duties of the office such feelina that his colleagues were All trains are badly delayed
'clerk of the city magistrate's court curd for cordwood will be considered
impress«*d
and
at
the
same
time
half
SALEM. Ore.,—President Bower are continually increasing.
has been just mad«- public showing and a deposit of SI 100 must be sent
frightened, and It was fear of ill-con
man's resolution to put the house in
that
Jews do not head th«- list In th«* i to the First National Bank, Portland,
sidered action tliat caused the As A "I Itl-lCI'»»-: Foil THE OLD MAN.
the hole on the question of early ad
number of crimes In New York a» Oregon, fur each bld submitted to
X un BILIJ4 IN STATE SENATE.’ semblymen to vote for reconsidera
journment went through the Senate
th«» District Forester. Timber upon
tion.
One of those big. hardy men who Bingham observed. The report clas
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with only scattering opposition. It
valid claims is exempted from sale.
sifies
the
foreign-born
Jews
as
'
It
«»■
There
1»
something
significant
In
(Nottingham)
—
Making
it
du-j
ios
got Into the pine woods early, en
fixes next Wednesday as the date for
The light to reject any and all bids
slans"
ami
gives
th«*
following
tuble
tv of each elector I«» register between th»-, message from th«- War Depart- dured the hardships of a plon«*er,
final end of the session. Speaker
Is reserved. Fur further Information
r«*cor<!
from
the
court
r«*cor«l»
Offenders
first Monday in June. 1910, and Oc nent. coming as it does at a time finally made a fortune, and then «am*-
McArthur and members of the house
8iat*-s. 39,9*1; and regulation« governing «ale», ad
■ when all California Is stirred up over to Detroit as one of the favored spots born in the United Stat**»,
have declared they cannot adjourn at tober 15, 1910.
Russia,
13,192;
Italy,
lo.Hsb; Ire- dress M J. Erickson. Fui-st Super
210 (Hedges)—Defining tenancy, I the Japanese question. There always on earth inwhlch to live, has a young
that time and this puts the house in
visor, Medford. Oregon.
I lias b«-«-n a desire on the part of the son who aspires to athletic honors land. 9.Hti!«. Germany, fi,et5; Eng
the attitude of being responsible for forcible entry and detainer, and pre-
i
oao. R CBCIU
1,555;
Franco,
!,»n»9;
Or*-"««
.
laud
I Washington authorities to Im-rease and has it 1I? -oom In the bai n equlp-
•I’ribiiig procedure.
failure to hasten the work.
1-14-2*11
Acting District Forester.
i i.
,
•
:■
r
get
him.
The
old
g«-n
the Coast artillery forces, which art
g«t
Several senators voted for the res
211 (Hedges»—Authorizing an ap
. tt flow »u.fi. lent to man
'
a rowerful man In his
olution, «¡th reservations, regarding peal from ordi-r overruling a demur
I»l l-Al: I Ml \T III TUI IM KKioR
ind lad
!••«:$ with refractor
tht-t
;'uar*f
the
«-nt!;.:..
•«»
i
With a compound
it as a joke on the house. As the rer.
Gencrsi I.und Oflh e, W.i.h.ngton,
I bors.
woodsmen, who yielded to nothing
west Texas A. I.
good roads bill, the water code and
1). C., December 34, 1908.
212
l.Mtiliti—Declaring crimes
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but muscular suasion. It Is difficult
iso, declares he I
the appropriation budget are yet to such frauds and cheats as were crim
,
Notice of Restoration of Public
tot a person Ilk«» hint to realize that
■atleg a case of I«-
be consid- red, to say nothing of the inal at common law, and fixing penal
i Land» to Settlement and Entry.
KLAMATH BILL l*A>M;s.
age draws on strength and activity
Moline, deported
ten inch hatpin bill and scores of ties.
Notice lif hereby given that tie
On*- afternoon last week the father
Iz.
and now i-ol.f
i
other measures, the session promis«
Secretary
of th*- lnt«'*lor hi»-» vacutcl
SALEM,
Ore.,
—
8ev«-ral
Senator»
312 (District delegation) — Dlvid-
went by special Invitation to see th*-
Ke file tulles belo
to last the full 40 days.
I departmental oid-r of withdrawal
iing the first judicial district .making were almost stunned when S.-tiator gymnasium. Th«» first tillin' to attract
», is taking the tri
liuaofar as the sam<- uff- its the with
Lake and Klamath counties compose Merryman assured them that his bill, his attention was a pnnehlng big.
draw al for Irrigation purpos«*» under
No.
152,
will
actually
reduce
the
one of those arrangements that come*,
BILLS TO PROTEI T THE
a new district.
ili«- act of Jun - 17, 19b2 (32 Stat.
compensation of th«- sheriff's office l>a« k when you hit it, and comes back
MERI HA AT AAI» BIA EIL
214 (Oliver) E 'abli.-hing Ore-
|388),
for use iu cuuuectlon with tho
of Klamath County.
harder the harder you lilt It. When
i gon Technological coileg«* at Union,
i Klamath Project, Oregon, of the fol
As it was read by the clerk It bore Its uses were explained to the old
Two bills are being prepared at the $60,000 for buildings, $30,000 an
lowing described lands in the State
all the marks of a salary increase giant of the woods, he promptly an
instance of the grocer's association nually for maintenance.
It la generally
of
Oregon, and by Ills author-
bill,
and
the
Senate
settled
back
in
nonneed that he’d either "bust th»-
wich will be introduced in the Legis
215 (Kellaher)—Making it a mis
Ington that on
ity such
of said tracts as havu
lature. One bill is to prohibit ped demeanor to shoot upon or across a expectation of spe«-ches from the sal thing or knock It through the cell-
Roosevelt will
uot
been
heretofore
finally restored
ary
fighting
contingent.
But
Merry-
ing.’’
dlers from going through the coun public highway.
I
Congress telling
and are not otherwise withdrawn, re-
! man claimed the floor and said the
Drawing
back
as
If
to
fell
an
ox.
try and small towns selling goods.
21G
(Kellaher)- Requiring C
he thinks of It. It is said the mes- served, or appropriated, will be sub
The other bill relates to advertising dairy and food commissioner fo fur , bill would save the county $300 or the father let go, and th-*re was a
sage will be a bitter one and will ject to settlement under the public
. ! $400 a year. At present, he ex thud as though a trolley « hi I.ad col
matter used by merchants. If the lat nish copies of certain reports to trade
J
scathingly denounce the nation's law land laws of the United States on and
ter bill passes merchants will have ’ papers and new spapers on applica- plained, the*county court makes an lided with an elephant. Before the
Members of both houses after March 25, 1909, but shall not
makers.
allowance
for
the
sheriff's
office,
ami
air had ceased to quiver there was
to be careful that they do not make ' tion.
will Ignore RooMVelt's creation of a be subject to entry, filing, or selec
this alibwance Is larger than the tot a quick but subdued "biff." The bag
false claims in their advertisements.
217 (Merryman)—Providing for
council of 30 to direct the expendi tion until April 24, 1909, at the Un
al of salaries and expenses allowed had come back, driving th*- puncher’s
lien by blacksmith, carriage maker
ture of money on public buildings ited States land office at Lakeview,
In the bill.
I cigar half way down his throat, flll-
Pennsylvania will be the posses j or garage for materials or labor ex
and grounds. That prerogative bo- Oregon, warning being expressly
hot ashes, , and
Kellaher, Albee and others whe
___ ing
„ his whiskers
______ with
__ _______
sor sood of the largest stationary en pended.
! longs exclusively to Congress.
I
have
been
fighting
salary
raises
vot-
starting
the
claret
from
his
proml-*
given that no person will be permit
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gine in the world. It is now being
ted to gain or exercise any right
| ed for the bill on Merryman’s state-; nent nose. With such a whpop as '
erected at the Carnegie Ct cel Com
whatever tindor any settlement or
NOTICE OF HALE.
ment, but it was long before the Sen- used to awaken the echoes of the
INTERE8TI.NG
FAI
TH.
pany's plant at Sharon.
Without
Notice Is hereby given that I shall, occupation begun after December 33,
vot- North wood» the old gentieman went
ate
recovered
from
the
shock
of
foundation plates or flywheel, the en
at the bag. And the bag stayed right on the 4th day of .March, 1909, at 1908, and prior to March 25, 1909,
The Hong Kong harbor has a wa lag on a salary decrease bill.
gine weighs 550 tons. Two of the
with him. it was literally give And 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, In front all such settlement or occupation be
castings weighed 118 tons each, and ter a -ea of ten miles, and is regarded
take, the maddened puncher tearing of the Klamath Development Com ing forbidden:
as
one
of
the
finest
in
the
world.
to transport them, special flat cars
HERE'S A CHANCE
Willamette
Principal
Meridian.
around as If he were fighting bees pany's office on Main street, In Klam
An Englishman has invented a
had to be built. The engine’s capa
FOR ALL THE BOYS. and throwing a ton Into every punch. | ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, T. 40 S., R. 8 E.. SH 8K%, Section
| bicycle for the blind, In reality, It
city la 25,000 horse power, yet only
The coachmen and the stable-boy ha<l Hell at public auction to the highest 7 and NE% NEK. Section 18.
one man will be required to operate i is a multicycle, carrying twelve rid-'
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. Four hun- to
ra]|P(i up t0 help part the old bidder for cash, the following de FRED DENNETT, Commissioner of
¡<-rs,
led
by
a
seeing
person,
who
does
ft. As the engine will be used for
dred German maidens from Wurtem- mftr) an4 th„ plln<*h|n|? bag. Then scribed personal property, to-wit:
tho Goneral Land Office.
the
steering.
operating the rolling machines it will
I
One sorrel mare, bal«l face, about JESSE E. WILSON, Assistant Secre
According to the delegates to the i burg arrived here today on the Graf the gon ha(J t0 hlde the Hhotglln, for
be subject to great strain. At the
Waldersee, enroute to Oregon to find (jle pUff|ngi used-up father vowed all five years old, thirteen hands high,
tary of the Interior.
end of each run it will have to be national opticians' convention in Phil-1 husbands. The attention of the Ger-
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kinds of vows that he would get even weight »00 lbs., no brand visible.
1-11-3-18.
reversed quickly and the load will adelphia, women's eyes aro weaker ’ ■ man girls was drawn to Oregon by
with that "autermatlc slugger.”—
Said sale will bo made to satisfy
vary from nothing to its maximum (than men's and more of the fair sex 'Mrs. Frelda Walburg, wife of an Or
Derolt Free Press.
a lien for tho stun of $7.50 for dls-
wear glasses.
NOTICE
power.
pasturing said animal at the requeat
It is not a hundred years ago since egon sheepherder, who Is reported
las responsible for the Immigration
stays for women were composed not
Australia, the land of oddities, an of John Doe, the possessor of th«'
f Parties wishing sagebrush land
Re’ics of Spain of the time the I of whalebone or hardened leather, of the i,r,s'
Imai, vegetable and mlnoral, has few same.
cleared call on or write,
country was under Moorish rule will but of bars of iron and steel from
This notice Is published In the
L more curious creatures than the giant i
W. W. MA8TEN,
be exhibited at the Seattle fair this , three to four inches broad and elgh-
According to the smoke Inspector, crane* often five and six feet In Klamath Republican, a newspaper 12-Stf
Klamath Tails, Ore.
i
year. There will also be a reproduc teen inches long.
(,'hicago Is the smokiest city In the height, with beautiful blue-gray plu- published In Klamath County, Ore
tion of the Alhambra, made famous
England has 3400 milch cows.
world and fresh air diseases are go- inago—which are called native com gon, for three weeks prior to said
For Hale or Trade—Residence and
by the writings of Washington Irving
The British salmon Is said to be ing up. The smoke penetrates ev- panions. These hugo birds mate for sale.
business property In tho best town
( worth $550 per ton.
orywhere, and causes an annual loss life, and, as mates, are singularly
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, In ths Willamette valley,
Isn't It queer how long some peo
An ordinary locomotive is compos to manufactured articles amounting and touchingly devoted to one an tills 8th day of February, 1909,
lnqufro at ths Boston Store.
ted of nearly 5500 pieces.
ple can talk about nothing?
te $50,000,009,
¡other.
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D. R. CAMPBELL. T-ltf
UNDERWOOD S PHARMACY