Election of 1908
Knilairallan nmn, Jan. d,
Cluf I'" primaries, April 7.
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ji,tJ I.) hlrueelf, m evidence that Ml'l
,iu( ii a landldate lor nomination by
Lparlr. 1 be tote rail by a Hlllcal
Lit in caih voting irrclnri for rspre-
mtalitr in rmiitfe.e that lal preceding
metal r'nllMii ! Ill Uale on which
,r rrrnle lor tlllolie idiall I
unlnl, and t.red not Ciceed IOU0 elg
tillci
1'vtllloiia lul nominations to he voted
I, in ili'liicH roniprlelng morn than
Lefom.l) limit I lil 1' it trait
0a-r rnt l Ihc elcclole fceldlng In
iliul at leal mip-rlf liltl i.l the .rp
Kit In racli or at Iraal to roiinllea
fitlrdlitrlrl anil nml not elrrr.1 fast
linen.
1'rlllluiia lot iiiiiulnatl'ili lor olllrrl to
noted lor In unit on ruunlr. or ills-
(id. aliall I lll.il tilth tli" cunt)
Ink hot Iim llian I.', ilaja More tl.r
ialiMl for the prlmsrr election, rl-
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DR. WM. MARTIN
Dent.it
Offlc-o over KUmath County tlnnk
C. P. STONE
Attorney at Liw
Omice over ihhIoIIUt, Klnmnth Falla,
Orricun
TritrrniNis It
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klmrmlli I'alli, Oregon
THE OFFICE
E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor
Choicest of Wlnei. Llquori and Clflara
Cuter to th Ijettrr elaiM of trad, with nothing to offerxl
tha moit critical. You'll notic the dllTtrenco when you
try It. Juat tha plaro to drop In for refreahlnff beter
niru when you need n tlmutank I'urn llquorn of all
kind for family trade u aprciilty
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
A inn lean Hank A Tinat I'u.'a llull.llin;
Duy ii Home
A JJnliiliiK tl.i iih lair Kiuiiiiil, two ami
oriv-liatf acic. nr irinri', lirit nl Kardrri
UkiI. To hii.I oiivliall ncrra la niial
to vlulitrrn luta MiVA) li-rt. II lliiipa an.
flfiaal nr l.ail j nil ran aUaya makn u
ti lit Ina' frmii II I'll ira.iiiial.l..
ami Irllut ra.y. frr
I.. JACOIIH, lnrr.
farmers of Moderate Mean.
Offered Rare Opportunity
An urulaiial nHirtunlly la otTrml tin
farnirr of tnixltTat incam to ..cure u
home In the Lakralde Tract loratnl on
I lie .M.rtli ah rr ol Tula l.ak.-. Tint
land now nlTrrrd for aali rorialata of
2M) acrca of IrrltfaMr laml lyint; utxlrr
the Adartia canal, a art of the Klam
ath I'rojfcl, arid ailrnirably lncatr.1
alnriK the a)Mirr of tin- lake It la r.:h
laKrtiniwi an.) urn" laiul, part of It
Uit In cultivation It will l ald in
tracta to ault punhaarra and on aMl
factory terrna.
Knr partlculara call on or addrraa, J
frank Adarna, manairrr l.akr.lilr Cum
pany, Tula l.akr, Orccoti
Elwood Steel Fences
GUARANTEED
We are in recent receipt of a carload of
the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and
Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand
ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood
Fence wc send out
Geo. R. Hunt
Bennett's Feed Stable
Next to Martin's Mill
Now Open for Business
The Chute System of Feeding which permits Stock
getting their fiill, has been installed
Pienty of Wagon Room
JASPER BENNETT, Proprietor
The Cream of the Best
Old Continental Whlikey
Normandy Rye
F. F. V. Rye
Bottled Under the SupmUlwt of the Oovcntavnt
. . . None Better . . .
Io the Public
ICoanirriciiif Crbrurary 10, IIMM, and
knOnuvliiji mini lurthar notlre, the
kuncl. I'aana alll Imive llm Klarnalh
aie Natijatlon 'Va. dork at 10 a. in.
ir Vkr-in roniirclinK at Krnn with
laOrrfin A t'alilmnla TranaMirtalln
. itifr. luf I'lArnania, carrylrif pa
njffi, I b mall and rlprraa, Kara
Itraalli I alia Io ('..kruama, V oO
Tlill hnr lll ..ve )uu 12 Inllrt ol
Ir and Ir.im tan 'n luiir houra lid.'
ill bad r..a.lf.
U', II Davla, (Irnrrat Manager.
SOlKt 10 (NIMIMS
IS TIIK CdL'XTV Ctll'KT Ol' TJIK,
htati: or oiiKiiii.s ruit klam.i
ATII COl'NTY
TATK Ol' Jtii:i'll CO.NOKIt,
IUX'I ASKH
Notli-v la Ii.iIiv hrn that the lait
olll and lp.lain.nl nl J.r.h Confer,
derraMNl, hat Ivrn duly pruvrn and ad
milled to piol-air. ami that Jolin V
Memrna ami Clia.. I. Wlllaon hatr
lrcn duly aiairiliil aa riecutora I lit re
ol. All r..nn hatlu clalma aifalriat
aald ratate are hereby rctii-atl to pri'.
aent the aamn ttlih the pror touchrrf, MTffl lf?IC
Mltl.tr. ait monlha Ironi the date of ll.l WW 11 OlVlk
iH.Ike, to the iimleralKnel at the Klr.t
Nall.mal Hank In the city ( Klamath
Tall.. OleKiin.
Ilrd at hlamalh I'alla, Oiritmi, tl.lt
I3lh da) nl Kebruary, IWH
J. KIM W, MtMK,
'.' I.l.'. t'.i CiitMtall W'lllx.s,
Kieciir.ua id Iim la.t lll ami Irita
lliei.l nl J.iH'.li ('oliC'r, mia-ril
Sold By
C. D. Willson
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
The Eldred Company
F. G. ELDRED, Manager
Bonanza, Oregon
Saddles, Harness and Supplies
We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed,
hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles
have an established reputation.
Orders From Everywhere Solicited
To the Traveling Public
Reports are being generally circulated by inter
ested parties that no passengers will be carried by
the stage company handling the mails on the route
between Pokegama and Klamath Falls. The same
is being done for the sole purpose of injuring the
stage company, for passengers by the mail wagon
have one-third less staging than by any other line,
the distance between this city and Keno being cov
ered by a fast and comfortable launch.
W. R. DAVIS,
Manager O. S C T. Go.
A Pioneer Route
A Pioneer Train
The pioneers of early days, on their way to the
Pacific Coast, blazed a trail acress the mountains
and plains. Although they are gone and in many
instances forgotten, the trail is still there. But
no longer is the ox team a means of transporta
tion. The old trail is now marked by the flash of
the Electric Lighted
OVERLAND
LIMITED
A
Southern Pacific
LUXURIOUS express train which is
now the means of quick transportation
between the East and the West. It
is equipped with fine comfortable stand
ard Pullman sleeping cars, dining car
with service a la carte, library and
club smoker observation '.car. No
xtra fair is charged on this train. A
first-class ticket and a ticket for a
berth are all that is necessary. 'Make
reservations for berth, stateroom, or
drawing room through any agent.
If vi acml it to our hoa
pltal and wr will gWt it
the Ix'nt of treatment.
Our "atch doctor" i from
the "old a;h.Kil"and he urn
ilcratanda hia buainvaa,
Mail order promptly at
tindcdto. Try ui and be
convinced.
II
H. J. WINTERS,
Watckaukcr C Jeweler
T
Tou'U Know It
We mean Chaae ft Sanborn's
Seal flrand Coffee. Iff the
beat and wo are the cxcl'J
live agents for Klamath
Fall..
VAN RIPER Bros.
rnoM sis
Zim's Plumbing
Shop
Contracting ana Jobbing
Firitclata Line of Plumb
ing Specialtiea and first
clana Workmanihlp.
A. O. U. W. Building
Klamath rails
An. Up-to-Date
NEWS STAND
Many have batan the' re
mark! about bur New
Stand. StrangencoalnK
into Klamath Falla have
, remarked about too com?
- pUttataa of thla Mat of
our bustneaa. A moat
complete Una of Maps,
Carts,Books,Mafainea
Newspapers, at.
Ankeny's
PUBLICITY
THE PRICE OF SUCCESS
There is a right way to do things. There is a large
amount of profitable business to be secured by the
right kind of advertising without increasing the fixed
expenses.
The advertiser, in the preparation of copy, must
consider what will appeal to the interest from the
reader's or the customer's point of view. It will not
do simply to put down what seems to the advertiser to
be interesting, without putting it to the test of wheth
er it will be so to the public as well. It must contain
information that the public would either like to get at,
or which they could be interested in by a suggestion in
the shape of a good striking headline. What the pub
lic are after principally is the goods at right prices, so
that good descriptions should be included in nearly
every ad.
Prices are invariably of interest to the customer,
and, whether the method is reliable or not, form one
of the principal means of judging of. the desirability
of the goods.
COMPANY
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