WOIthl RH IN HIIIUT U list I At - Kiitlii'ilng nt Freeport broke earl,'
I'oia MEET I II IIY HI. VI II
Ibis morning, resullhig In Ih« flood
fiVVlllt |lol<H'MUHt III I'lllllllll Iplllll, 1*111'
to
I' hii I c
mill limunii li nt
Prul < m linn
United Pri’HM Hcrvlic.
PHILADELPHIA, Pn. Jim
l*tllM I'll >
Will
11*
till* ■'.('('Il»’ of Olli' of till' I
>«on<l li>■ I■ nitti1.1 i In it» history Imlay,
will'll fli
iiyi-il
Ho-
Ellis build
lag, llHi il by (’. Hli«i|iik«r Ai Hona uh I
ji shirt wul I factory, mid four other
firms employ 11 : Kirin.
An soot* n ■
llti> lllurm wua uoiilidi'd Din 1*111 |»loy«*M
of lln> differ«'’.I firmi bi'iimiK punii'1
trivi n.
li
ilio I'.nliU'il beiidwtiy
hi * riti'idly timi bufoni luilf of th«* or
■ upimli of Un' building imd niirlo'd
safety nil avenue of i «ii|in hud bm 11
< ut off. Nearly <*tm hundred of Do
iruppi’d gli I h i i t i l'ali d to thu tippet
hi i > io i) ' building. Mnn.i of ibi- "
becoming frenzied with four jumped !
to Ilin Hldi'Wulk. bring liiHiiintl;
killed
Every engine In the city was hiiiii
moiled to th« s< «ne. mid many net» of
I’erolmii were performed by th« fir«-
men. After th« hurdest kind of wor«
all of those who hlld sought refuge
on Die roof wi re rescued. Over forti
of the glrlw me niixHtiig. mid It Ju
believed Hint tliey m« In the burning
structure, which li a s«vtl>lng fur
'naee. Ft»« bod Ion huv«’ airi ndy been
recovered
Over thirty have been
taken to the liOHpItal» •offering from
burin* and Injuries received In Jump
Ing from the wludows.
The Ellis block In on« of th« oldi'n.
«truci u res In the city, li is a four
lory brick, constructed under olii
Dm« methods
It wui* ii veritable tin
dor box uml th« fin met* upreitd wlt’i 1
the greatest rapidity.
A faint ef ,
fort had been mad« to comply with
the city regulations relating to fir '
«•Cap««, blit tlioae In uh « were I mid'
■ lunt« to meet the demand*. Nothing
l< known of the origin of th« hr«.
HI I II.KH H HttAZf III st I.TS
IN 1*1 till OF BABE
A STEADY BRAIN
Illg of nil tile lower section of th«
<lty. Th«' polli« bunts lire busy to
day rescuing (mullica thut have been
marooned by th«i lining waters. Th«
walers of the Allegheny nr« risiili.
riipKily, mid II Is expected timt th«
highest record will lie rem bed. Thou-
sands of limit lil'« Idi« In III«* mnull
mmiufiu I nring town» n< iirhy because
of tlm high water.
The loss of life lias been coullneil
to one mmi, who wus drowned whll«
trying Io niivlgtil«' lhe river on mi
ImprovlHcd nifi.
I iilire Middle W • »I
Sl.k IxidncyH \\ «liken lhe Wliol«'
Body—Muk«' You III, l^mguid
lllld llepl.HM'd
Hick kidneys w< aken the body
through I lie «'«mtiiiiial drainage of
Ilf« giving itlbiiiii«n from Ih«’ blood
hit ollie urluc, uml th«' substitution
of poh’onoiiH uric ¡K'ld I hut goeH
broa«i< act through t !«• system, sowing
th«’ i <«ils of «IIr.<'¡i>.*
I,«« of albu­
men inn <s wiitki. n, languor, de-
pres'iloi*. L'rl«' poironing causes rheu-
inutlc pain, ii'-rvoiiHii' », iiuuhji , cricks
In the buck, gruvel nnd kidney stones.
I'll« proper treiitm ait is u kidney
itenini'iit, und ih« best remedy I h
D oiiii ' h Kiilney I'llls.
Her«- is good
proof In th« following t>htliiionlul:
B. I’, .lull«», Jui ksonville, Ur«., sups:
I suff«r«'i| for n Im
Dun- from kid­
used
ney trouble mid niluougli
1
many remedies, I was unable Io ob-
brokeu
tain relief.
My rest
wum
many times during the night on ne­
■ omit of Irregular nusHuges uf the
kidney HecretloiiH and in the morning
I lelt mlHciubl«. My geiK-ral iieallt*
su» also run down. One day 1 r«-ud
uf Domi's Kidney Pilis mid deciding
to try them, I procure«! a box.
In
v«ry short time alter using them I
felt better und I wa-, soon without a
i Ign of kidney trouble.
1 alwuys
k««p Doun's Kidney J ills In the bous«*
Hlld believe th«r« Is no I «tli' ily equal
tn ilietii for kidney < omplalnt."
For sale by all deniers. Prlre 50
■ ills. Fosli r .Mllbuin Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agent» for the United
States.
Remember the name Iman's und
take no other.
tnxioii-ly Await-
I.dori» Io Nave Hlilp 1 rom
I *■ »I ruction
I'nitcd Press Servie«.
EVANSVILLE, Ind . Jan 19. Th«
■’litir« Mld<ll«< West I h wutcbliig with
th« keenest lnt<'r< Ht the rat« on the
Ohio lllver that holds for Ils prlz
the Ilves of twenty-five pasengers on
th« llttl« i.tcnmer Lauri«, running be­
tween this city, nnd I'uduilui. Ky.
The rinlng temperai lire has result««!
In th« bi< «king of th« I«« gorge thiil
for lh<< pawl ten days has been ac­
cumulating in the upper Ohio. and it
Is rushing will* th«’ utmost speed
toward th« MI hh I hh I pp I.
The l.nurl«’ left Paduca this moro­
pavHcngerH
Ing
with
twenty-five
He«n
was
aboard, and when Inst
h<*Ad«>d up«'r«iiin wlih full steum. All
■ (forts to Hlgnal th«' »«’’•sei failed nnd
It I h bclloved that she Is <loom«<l to
lie « rushed by th«' muss of movl ig
le. uh all places of refuge ligv« I.... ..
<ut off.
It Is believed that tlic steami'r I h
near Mt ! Vcrmm, Ind. mid ««very
effort Is being put forth to reach it in
time to »aril it of the Impending
danger
KLAM VI II 1*1 A I I «il’MI NT
< 11.'S TOPlKiHAFHK Al
i'.
l.t t renting
X« vv
The topographical map prepared
by Gibson Catlett, the noted »««nlc
artist of Portlsnd, for the Klamath
Development Company was p)ac«?d
on exhibition In this city today and
cun now be hc « u in th«’ big sh«>w win-
dow of the Star drug store. To ap-
preclate the perfection, tnagnituje
anti value of this pi«««'«* of work It re­
quires a personal Inspection of ft
It shows the Klamath Basin in a
manner that will open wide the eyes
ot many of the people of this city,
who little realize what really Iles at
their d«»or. The Klamath Develop­
ment Company has bud six of these
msps mad« a« nn expense of 8J.000,
and It forms one part of the big ad­
vertising campaign that this company
Is now Inaugurating.
Alongside of th« map may bo seen
portions of two of the pamphlets now
In course of preparation. Ten thou-
san«l dollars have been expended In
the preparation of printed matter de­
scriptive of th«’ Klamath Basin.
One of tiie interesting features of
the map and one that has particular
interest at this time, is the big new
court house that looms up on the site
''ff< rv<l th«’ county (or lhe new official
bome that It proposes to erect thi«
year.
ln<|titeloriul
I'ari nt« \\ Itli Their < lilldreu Inal*
t 'omiuiltee
Arrival of Millenium
l ulled Press H«rvlc«.
United Press Service.
BELLINGHAM. Wash . Jan 19
WASHINGTON. I*. C„ Jan. 19
t‘raved by religious frenzy, Georg« I
I's.l.ot and wife, of l.lnd' ti, a ncuil President Taft at 4:30 this afternoon
town near bare, stripped tbcmiHdv«*** signed the r> «rlullon creating th«
and their children mid mounted the 1 committee that will have In charge
u»of of tticlr home to await the com- , the Investigation of the Forestry and
Departments.
¡«opularly
Ing of th« inlllentuiu. Th« weather , Interior
was fr< ■ ring mid.
A h a result of' known an th«* Plnchot-Balllngcr In­
the exposure. Murtha, th« 11-nionthM- vestigation. This Is the final net in
*dd baby. I h dead mid the l-year-ohl ■ th«« creation of a committee, th«' pr«»-
«later Is at the point of death
Th« ««■■ding» before which will be wnteh«'d
parents mid the two older children with th«' greatest Interest throughout
On Its outcom«’ will
wor« plan'd under arrest and Jailed, , the Nation.
hang
the
future
political aspirations
charged with disorderly conduct, i
Their arrest was iicc*impllsh«d *mly I of a number of men. The i’lnchotites
after a flerce struggle with the offi- i dcclsre that it is it struggle between
< «rs.
They refused to be clothed | the Roo-cvclt policies and the ene­
when Jail'd. d<*clnrlng that tin* Bible mies of conservation and express < on-
was the only proper protection from fid. nee in th«’ outcome.
the elements.
*
When the r«ald«*nta of th«’ town ’
learned of th«’ cruel death of th«' in :
fant they notified the officials that if’
the Holy Kollers w«re not deported'
from the town they would Ink«' th«'!
matter Into their own hnnds and d«ul ,
sunimnrlly with them. The feeling i
her«’ is Intense uml the officers hav«
taken every precaution to protect ,
their prisoners until they enn bo re- |
moved to Bellingham.
Fashot and Ills wife acted on the
Instructions they received from on«
of the elders of the cult. This elder '
Is a resident of Seattle, and the poll«« I
of tlint city are searching for him. i
Ho will be placed under arrest as
soon as he is located.
Pill HIM. IIA I'll I It IX It AG IS
CONVK ll l> BA.XKEIl U tl.sil
IHIIXGS
Piatasi on I xhildtioti in Show ’ \V in­
«low» of Star Drug ( <im|Hi*iy
I’lNt HOT-BALLINGI It III S<*l,I.
TIO.N sit.Ni l* IH PICI SIDE.NT
I limi
M IP
\ttul XI* hl.XO
Upward of 50,000,000 cod ar
('onshleratde Activity in the l^.gging caught yearly by Norwegian fisher­
mid Wood Business Along
men.
the Hiver
Tl At HERS' E \ AMINATIONS
Th« coldest weather here this win­
ter was s degrees below aero. Plenty
of snow for good sleighing.
John Ackley, Harry Wall and
Browcy are utilizing every moment
Every
hauling log» to the river.
available space on the river front on
Die Snowgoos« imicli Is occupied will*
saw logs and « ord w ood. The logs
are to be transported to Klamath
Falls mills. The cord wood goes te
lhe railroad.
J. Frank Adams was In Kent* last
week ami It Is reported that be sold
ills woo<) to the railrond to It«' dellv-
«•red at the Snowgoose Landing or
Worden. Wolf ¿j Breiian sold their
wood to Admns and it Is being hauled
to the landing by Jnmes Eubanks.
Mr. Prenen had bls eye Injured by
being struck with a stick while clear­
ing brush out of the logging road
for Ackley. He was compelled to go
to Klamath Falls for treatment.
Miss Buse.v, who was injured in •
runaway some time since, has return­
ed and opened school on Monday,
mi<l was heartily welcomed by all of
the children.
II. L. Smith's lodging business has
Increased to such an extent that hi’
luiH been compelled to secure addi­
tional beds for the accommodation
of his patrons.
Mrs. Puckett mid children are liv­
ing in Keno, occupying Mrs. Madi­
son's house, while the children tire
attending school.
I'nited Press 8ervlce.
KANSAS (TTY. Mo. Jan. 1».
Banker John II. WalHh arrived hero
from Chicago this morning, bouml
for I. en ven worth, Kits., wh«»re he goes
to begin serving his five years' sen­
tence In th« Federal penitentiary for
violation of the Natlonnl blinking
InWH. Th< Dip from Chicago to this
city was without Incident, the con­
victed num mid his companions occu­
pying a drawing room tn one of the
Pullmans.
As the party alighted from the
tiain nt the Union st nt Ion In thiB
city, Walsh espied a local newspaper
photographer In the act. of taking a
snapshot lit the group. He flew Into
a passion and, darting for the oper­
ator, grabbed the camera and smash­
ed It to pieces. He stnted that he
had been subjected to Injustice,
Within th«’ past year 221 men nnd
enough without being caricatured in
th«« pnpers of the country. He re­ boys hnv«’ taken a course in nautical
fused to make nny statement for pub­ cooking In n school established for
lication, and ns quickly as possible I hat purpaise In England.
he boarded the train for leaven­
Yon Can Cure Tluit Bncknclie
worth.
Pain nlongsld«’ th«’ back, dizziness,
headache and general languor. Get
ITTTNBl IlG IN IX GIIIP
i n package of Mother Gray's Al S-
OF BIG ANNI AI« FIXHIII TRALIAN LEAF, the pleasant root
nnd herb cure for all Kidney, Bladder
Police Boats Busy in Lower NecHoii nnd Urinary troubles. When you feel
all run down, tired, weak and with­
Hcction Rcscaiug Flood
out energy, use this remarkable com­
Victims
bination of nature's herbs and roots.
As a regulator It has no equal. Moth­
er Gray's Australian Leaf is sold by
United Press Service.
druggists or sent by mall for 50 cts.
PITTSBURG, Pa., Jan. 19. Th« Sample sent FREE.
Address. The
immenre Ic gorge that hnH been Mother Gray Co., LeRoy, N. Y.
I
of Rangi Nine (9), East of the Wil-(
lamette Meridian In Klamath County, !
Hint« of Oregon, containing 320 acre
This summons Is publlHh««l In th«’
“Klamath Republican,”, a weekly I
n«WHp<ip«i', printed and |»ublish«*d at
the City of Klamath Falls, In said
Klamtith County, wherein said de­
scribed land I h situated, by order of .
Hot*. Ge«»rge Noland, Judge of th«
nbov« nnrnt'd Court, such order be­
ing dated th« J 711« day of January,
A. D. 1810; the first publication of
this HUtiimotiH to b« made, und is,
mad« on th«» 20th day of January,'
A I*. 19 1«.
THOMAS DRAKE,
Attorney for th«» Plaintiff.
Klamatli Falls, Oregon.
Ml MMOXN
In th« Ch «ult Court of lhe Btat«' of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Agner W< «d. Plaintiff, vs. II. T. Cof­
fin, Defendant. Sull in Equity to
Quiet Till«.
To II. T. Coffin, Defendant :
In the name of th« State of Or«-
gon, you are h«r«by required to ap­
pear and nnswer th«' complaint flh'd
against you In the above entitled suit
on or before Batiirday. th« ¿th day <«f
March, A. I*. 1910, that being the date
of the last publication of the hiiiii -
rnons In this suit and the last date
within whleli you. the defendant, Is
required to answer said ««implalnt. as
flx«'d by th« order of th«* Court for
publication of this summons, and if
you fail to appear, and answer, as
aforesaid, 11« plaintiff will aiydy to
the Coi.rt for th- r' llef prayed for In
such complaint, to-wlt:
Quieting
plaintiff's title to the following de­
scribed real estate: West half f '4 )
of the Northwest quarter I >4 *,
Southeast quarter I *4 * of Northwest
quarter I *» >. and Northeast quarter
< 14 • °f Houthwest quarter ( *4 * of
Hollon Six (G). In Township Thirty­
eight 13s*. South of Range Nine <9*.
East of Willamette Meridian in Klam­
ath ('«maty, Stat« of Or« gon. and
containing 1G0 acres of land.
This summons is published in the
“Klamath Republican.'', a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at
the City of Klamath Fails, In said
Klamath County, wherein said de­
scribed land Is situated, by order of
Hon. Gi-orgp Noland, Judge of the
gbove-nam«*«] Court, such order be
Ing dut«-d th« 17th day of January.
A. D. 19 10; the first publication ot
this summons to be made, and U
mad«’ on th«> 20th day of January.
A. D. 191«
THOMAS DRAKE.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
«2O,O«*O.<*O S< ll<*OL DISTItH T NO.
I IH II.DING BONDS
si MMONS
Sult In Equity for I>ecr«ie of Divorce
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
Ella McKee. Plaintiff, vs. Frank Mc­
Kee, Defendant.
To Frank McKee, the above nanai!
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon i
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit, on or I
before the 3d day of February, 191«».
Ti at being the day of the last publica­
tion of summons, and the last day
within which you are required .o
answer, as fixed by the order of pub
lication of this summons. If you fail
st mv |<»\>
to appear and answer, the plaintiff
In the Circuit Court of the State of will apply to the court for the relief
Said
demanded in said complaint.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Abner Weed, Plaintiff, vs. Alonzo Al­ suit is brought to secure dissolution
len. Defendant.— Suit In Equity to of the bonds of matrimony existiag
Quiet Title.
between yourself and plaintiff.
T«* Alozno Allen. Defendant:
This summons is published in the
in the name of the State of Ore­
gon. You are hereby required to ap­ Klamath Falls Republican, a weekly
pear and answer the complaint file«] newspaper printed and published at
against you in the above entitled suit
on or be.ore Saturday, the 5th day Klamath Falls, Oregon, by order of
of March. A. I». 1910. that being t he Honorable George Noland. Judge of
date of ihc last publication ot the said court, and dated December 17th
summons in thin suit and the last 1909; the first publication to be made
date in which you. the defendant. Is on the 23d day of December. 1909,
required to answer said complaint, as
fixed by the order of the Court for and the last publication thereof on
publication of this summons, and if the 3d day of February, 1910.
you fail to appear, and answer, as
BENSON & STONE,
aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to 12-23-2-3
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
the Court for the relief prayed for
In such complaint, to-wit: Quieting
plaintiff's title to the following de­
HOLSTEIN'S EN)K
scribed real «•state: Northeast qttar- REGISTERED
HALE
ter ( *4 ) of Northwest quarter ( Î4 •
of Section Six ( 61, in Township
I have some fine young registered
Thirty-eight (38), South of Range
Nine (9), East of the Willamette Holstein bulls for sale: A-l stock and
M. F. LOOSELEY, Ft.
Meridian in Klamath County. State acclimated.
of Oregon, containing 4 0 acres of Klamath, Oregon.
land.
This summons is published in the
ESTRAY
"Klamath Republican,", a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at i
Long, slim bay horse, branded s—
th«’ City of Klamath Falls, in said ..
«.
, .
,
,
—on left shoulder.
Klamath County, wherein said de- the
lhe Shook brand
b^nd-on
shoulder,
scribed land 1s situated, by order of Reward will be paid for information
Hon. George Noland, Judge of the
„
.
above-name«! Court, such order be- fading to his recovery. Shook Ranch.
Ing dated the 17tti day of January. Dairy, Ore.
10-21-tf
A. I). 1910; the first publication of
___________________
this summons to be made, and is
made on the 20th dav of January
I HAVE BUYERS
A. D. 1910.
THOMAS DRAKE.
For Klamath county lands. Send me
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
description, terms and price, and 1
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Klamath
County will hold the regular examl-
nations for applicants for State mid
County papers al the Public School
building. Klamatli Fails, as follows: I
For Sime l*a|HTH
I'oinmciiciiig \V< dnesday, February '
9, at 9 o'clock a. m.. and continuing <
un'II Saturday, February 12, at ,
I*, m.
Wed in -day
Penmanship. History.!
Spelling, Physical Geography, Read-:
Ing, i’liy chology.
Thursday
Written Arithmetic,
Theory of Teaching. Grammar, Book­
keeping. Physics, Civil Government.
Frida?
Physiology, Geography, |
Sl MMONS
Composition, Algebra, English Liter-1
ature, Scliool l,aw.
Saturday
Botany, Plane Geome-! In the Circuit Court of the State of
try. General History.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
F«»r County I’ sihth
C C. Brower, plaintiff, vs. Walter
Comemnclng Wednesday, February '
I ennox. defendant:
9. at 9 o'clock a. m.. and continuing To Walter Lennox, the above named
until Friday, February 12. nt 4 p. m
defendant:
Wednesday Penmanship, History. |
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Orthography, Reading. Physical Ge­ You ar«> hereby required to appear
ography.
and
answer the complaint filed
Thursday
Written Arithmetic. against you in the above entitled ac­
Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Physi­ tion on or before Thursday, the 3d
ology.
day of February, 1910, that being the
Friday Geography, School Law, last day of publication of this sum­
Civil Government, English Literature. ' mons and the last day of the time
J. G. SWAN.
within which the defendant is per­
County Superintendent.
mitted to answer, as fixed by the or­
der of the court for publication of
summons herein; and if you fail so
SI MMONS
|to appear and answer, the plaintiff
In the Circuit Court of the S'ate of will take judgment against you for
, the sum of $29.83, twenty-nine and
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Aimer Weed. Plaintiff, vs. J. E. Lan- eighty-three one-hundredths dollars,
caster and Mattie C. Waterbury, and Interest thereon* at the rate of t!
Dei 'ndnnts.— Suit in Equity to per cent per annum from the 25th day
of June, 1907, and for his costs and
Quid I'itle.
disbursements In this action; and for
To J. E Idtncaster nnd Mattle <
the sale of lot 3 (three) of block 15
Waterbury, Defendants:
In (tie name of the State of Ore­ (flftrs'n) in Ewauna Heights addition
gon: You are hereby required to ap­ to Klamath Falls. Klamath County,
pear and answer the complaint tiled Oregon, w i’.lch has been attached
against you in th«’ above entitled suit herein, and of any and all other real
on or before Saturday, the 5th day nnd personal property which may be
of March, A. I). 1910, that being th«> attached herein, for the discharge of
date of the Inst publication of the any judgment which plaintiff may ob-
summons In this suit and the last tain herein.
This summons is published in the
date within which you, the ilefend-
ants, are required to answer said Klamath Republican, a weekly news­
complaint, as fixed by the order of paper printed and published at Klam­
th«> Court for publication of this sum­ ath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon,
mons. and if you fall to appear, and by order of the Honorable George No­
answer, as nforesaid, the plaintiff land. Judge of said court, dated and
will apply to the Court for the relief entered the 22d day of December.
prayed for In such complaint, to-wit. 1909, directing such summons to he
Quieting plaintiff's title t«i the fol­ so published for six successive weeks,
lowing described real estate: North­ th«> first publication to be on the 23d
east quarter ( Vx > and the Southeast day of December, 1909.
K. L. ELLIOTT.
quarter ( *4 ) of Section Six (6), in
Attorney for Plaintiff
Township Thirty-eight (38), South 12-23-2-3
FOB EXCHANGE
Fine Ashland home for trade for
Klamath county farm under the ditch.
HEALED PROPOSALS will be re­
ceived by th«* undersigned County Inquire of H. J. Boivin, plumber, Kla­
12-30-1-20
Tr«.'«»urer of Klamath County until math FalU, Oregon.
the 3d day of January, 1910, at the
hour of 2 «*'« lo< k in th« afternoon of
nal«l day, at which said date and
and hour at the office of the First
Quickly relieved by “Weeks' Break-
Trust an«! SavfngH Bank all propos­ Fu-A-Cold Tablets.” Chocolate coat­
als to purchase said bonds will be
ed, tasteless, pleasant vegetable laxa­
opened and considered for th« pu r-
5c. Sold by Un­
chase of
120.000.00 fi-p«r cent tive. No calomel, 25c.
coupon
Building Bonds of Ha id derwood Pharmacy.
He boo I District, or any part thereof
to be Issued In pursuance of subdi­
NOTICE.
vision 31 of Section .3389 of Bellin­
ger k ('«»tton's Annotate«! Code and
Parties wishing sagebrush land
Statutes of Oregon.
clear««, call on or write,
Said Bonds will be payable 20
W W. MASTEN,
years from date of Issue, optional
Klamath Falls < >rw.
after ten years. Interest to be paid t » str
semi-annually on the first day of
April ami October of
each
year, (.HEAT SALE OF LATE HHEE7T
Principal and interest
payable In
Ml NIC
lawful money of the United Stales
It you desire some fine bargains In
at the offic«- of the County Treasurer, ’
Klamath County, Oregon.
Late Popular Sheet Music, write to
Bald Bonds shall be sold for ca h Uharl'M S. Miteb' ll, 2'i'» Almond st.,
paid down at dat«- of Hale and for not
I phh than their par value, and shall Ashland, Ore., for latest free musle
draw Interest at the rate of six per catalogue.
cent per annum and be issued in de­
Wanted A large tract of land in
nomination of 20 Bonds of fl,000.00
«ach.
Southern Oregon or Northern Cali­
Each proposal to purchase said
Bonds must be ai companied by a cer-! fornia for colonization. J. M. NEL­
titled check upon some responsible SON, 2 4 N. First st., San Jose, Cal.
bank for five per cent of the amount
bid.
The County Treasurer reserves
the right to reject any anti all bids.
CLAUDE H DAGGETT,
County Treasurer of Klamath Coun­
ty, Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. De­
cember 2d, 1909.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS
AND DENTISTS
Office CriMler-Hilli» Unlldiur
Phone 72S
C. C. BROWER
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
ROOMS 7 A 8. MURDOCK BLOG
WILL A. LEONARD
DENTIST
U hit.-Maildox Bldg.
DR
C.
P. MASON
DENTIST
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PHONE 614
«LAMATH FALLS
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M
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TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
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Office, Third and Main, opposite City
Library.
Telephone 301.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
American Bank
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KLAMATH
FsLLS - OREGON
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General Law Practice State and Fed­
eral Courts
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