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hum, sola, ot curroncr.
NawnMraa Law or OnaooN.-Soetlan MMol
Ik tow of Onion pmkm that wavmr. anr
aanaa wurwllia a Mwnwixr shall mall un
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Um (hall accraa aialiwt aueh Doraoa, wtMtfwt
akl Kowaamoar m ronlToa b th ponoa to whom
Hwaaatoraot.
TUESDAY. MAY 5. 1908.
NOW HTS 80RKY
President Roosevelt is reported
as saying: "If I could have for
seen how things were going to
frame up I would never have
made that election night pledge,
and I would never have reiterat
ed it three months ago." The
attitude of congress towards
the executive and his legislative
program has made the president
bitter enough. There has never
been a president's message so
discourteously received as was
the one sent to congress. Inthei.
house it was ignored entirely.
In the senate, as soon as, a mes
sage from the president"was an
nounced the senators yawned
and moved that it be laid over
for a day. This was done and
the senate adjourned without
even a polite inquiry as to what
the message was about
Oregon's richest soil.
MARSH LANDS
SO per cent. Testable matter. Kl.Hu.th-. taUst b.rj.1.. at $20 P .ere .nd .pw.ro.. U.J Term.
ABELADj
Timber una Notice
United rUalea taml Office, UVrvW'w
Oregon, February 18, 1WM.
Notice 1. hereby given that In cone
pllance with tho provisions nt the act nl
Congress ol Juno3, 18.8, entitletl "An
act lor the sale ol timber lands In the
states ot California. Oregon, Nevada ami
Washington Territory," a extended to
II the I'ublle Un.l SUtM by act ol
Atutuat 4. 18W. Charles K. 1K-Lai, ol
Klamath Kalla, County ol Klamath,
State ol Oregon, hai filed In lhl offlct.
hi sworn Materuenl No. 4042, tor the
pun-haw ol the twne1. nw'iae, ol
tec. 3, tp. 38 8. range 0 K. W. M ami
will offer uroot to ahow that the land
ought It more valuable for Ita timber
or ttone than for agricultural i.tirpo.,
ml to eatabllth hi claim to tall Uml
I jfcte the County Judge of Klamath
County, at bit office at Klamath ralN,
Ormron.nn Wednesday the 13th .lay ol
MaylWW.
lie iiaiiimaa nltnr.Tr: T. V. Ni.ho.
Ia I.. I). KilchNm, Tine II. Ih-Ur.,
A. M. Jamtxin, all l Klamalh Kail.,
Oregon.
Any ami all persons clulnilm: adverse
ly the above ileocrlbetl lands are request
ed to lllo their claim, in this ollice on
or before raid 13th .lay of May IWW.
I'M 513 J. N. WatMiu, trgiMer.
Petition fur Liquor License
NOW
NOT TU "UWKlStXD
Gladstone' Dowie is sick at
heart and apparently disgusted
with everything in general, for
he is no longer the "unkissed."
For the first time in his life the
aon-ef the late overseer of the
Christian church was initiated
into the mysteries of osculation
. by Miss Sybil Peterson, whom he
waa representing in court in an
action to recover a debt. Glad
atone has repeatedly declared
sthat he would never permit a
woman to press her lips to his.
He waa determined to go
through life unkiaaed. He was
boastful about it, but alas, when
the jury decided that Jliu Peter
son waa entitled to 60 for ser
vices as a domestic in a
Muskegon home she threw her
arms around him, murmuring
"you dear man" and planted a
big kiss square on his lip?, and
now Dowie is angry and declares!
he will never get within reach of
a woman again, but he is no
longer the "unkissed."
To the Honorable County Court ol
the State Oregon lor Klamath County.
We the umtertlgnetl, residents uml le
gal votert ol the 1'recinct ol Srague
Hlver, In the County ol Klamath ami
State ol Oregon, ami actual rr.lilentK
therein ami who have actually resided
therein lor more than thirty lan Im
mediately rreellnf the .late ol signing
mid tiling tlila our petition, do hereby
! respeetliilly petition our honorable
ImmIt to grant and issue to J. C. Kdsall
andT. M. Edtall, ol the llriu ol IM.aII
Hro., a llcvnte to sell eplrltnna, vinous,
tormented or malt, liquors In let. iiutn
tltict than one gallon, in the precinct
aforesaid for period of una year, from
the Cib day of May, A. I). 1IXW.
Notice It hereby given that this pe
tition will be presented to the County
Court ol the State of Oregon, (or the
County ol Klamath, at the court house
In the city ol Klamath Falls, on the nih
day ol May, A. I. 108, at the hour of
one o'clock I. M.nr at tn.ui thereafter
at said petition can be heard.
Dated this 25lh day of March, A. !.
1008.
O.T. Anderson, L. !.. OrllTln, I. T.
Anderson, F. A. Campbell, W. W. Fin
ley, K. W. WheUton, A. W, Eans, J.
M. Saner, Wm. II. Garrett, Kd lllooui
Ingcamp, John 8. Furber, II. J. tang
kam, Host . Finley, V. W. Smith,
Jamea l'hlllipt, W. K. Sutter. K. I'.
Courtright, II. I.. Anderson, C. !(.
Moritx, Amoa lindy, Mat Lawry. J. A.
Wilson. J. K Freeman, Sprttt. W.llv,
C. E. lierg, J. II. Iloyd, Jamea M. Fer
ren, Frank Olwnchain, 1- A. Hichard.
son, George Bloomingcamp, Q. M. An
derson, Tom Itnrr, Jamea liell, Frank
Shamley, J. A. I'arker, (!. (1. Dews,
Charles Trupp.
Summons
'Plana recently adopted by the
board of regents, of the Cornval
lis Agricultural College, provide
for a course in domestic science
and arts that will be the equal of
that given in any institution
west of the Mississippi. A whole
floor of a new building, 73 by
120, erection of which is to begin
at once, will be devoted to do
mestic arts, including dressmak
ing millinery, and all other arts
pertaining to the home life of
woman. Waldo Hall, the college
home of -the girls, will be the
home of the dean of domestic
science, and will be used as a
training school in cookery, home
decoration, home nursing and
other features of the course.
The dean of the department will
be Miss Julia Greer., now head
of the domestic science depart
ment in Pratt Institute, Brook
lyn. Senator Simmons of North
uarouna nas oeeu suggested as
chairman .of the Democratic
national committee. He will not
be selected if Bryan is the candi
date because Bryan recognizes
that Simmons is not one of his
enthusiastic supporters and he
wiir probably select some of his
personal'friends to manage his
campaign.
No man if as ever heard very
far by the loudness of his clothes.
If you smoke, smoke good
gars and fewer of them.
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In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath County.
John Koontx plaintiff, t. Amanda
Klla Koontx defendant, suit In equity lor
divorce.
In the name nl the ttate ol Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear am!
antwer the complaint tiled against you
In the above entitled suit on or before
Saturday, June 13th, lwm, being the
last day prescribed in the order lor pul
licatlon of till summons, the first publi
cation ol which being on Saturday, May
2nd, 1908, and II you fall to to antwer,
lor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to the ceurt for the relief demanded in
the complaint, filed herein, to-wlt: for
a decree dissolving the bonds of matri
mony existing Iwtween plaintiff and defendant.
This summons it served by publication
in the Evening Herald, by order of Hon.
Henry L. Benson, Judge of the Circuit
Court for the first judicial dlttrlct ol
Oregon, dated May Itt, 1(M8, which or
der requires lummoni to bo published
once week for six consecutive weeks
from the 1st day of May, 1908.
A. L. I.EAVITT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Auction Sale
A. Arnold will sell afpubllc auction
on Saturday, May Oth, at 1 p. in., at
the Bird Loosley place, near the tunnel,
the following Itemts
Two wagons, harneat, one plow, two
harrow's, all kinds ot household goods
and other articlet. Terms cash
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. QCNtaiL
land own. Waehlaatan. II. C. M.nn W.
VOL Nonce or BSsroaATioN or rusuc lands
TO atTTLKMSMT AMD BHTar.-Mutlco U nonby
Ihb that tho aetla aorrotary of IhoIntaHiv h&
vacated doparUnonUI ardor of withdrawal in to
w a. wo sun evens wo wiinorawsi ror una.,
tloo purpoMt uador the act of Judo 17, IHC IS
tat, tat) for aas la eonn-rtkw with ths Klamath
Prolon, OrocoD, of ths foUowloa; dWrlbod bud.
In uo mate of Orocoo. and by ku authority ouch
of said tract, as bavo not bam boratofora Anally Jl
restated and aw not othcTwlMwltMrawn.w.ryd r
or aaafosnatad, wui bo Mbjoct to armament iwdr
tbs pabuc land Uw. of tbo United States on and
aiior juu av, uut. Ml .Hall not bs aubloct to m- AW
try, BUM. or taUctlon until July , 1W8. t tho 4.:
United State, land omca at LiWfa,rb
wamlnar kttaf axprcaaly aliro that so poraoa wui
bcpomluadio(ala,orrarcla.uy rffht what
ysruadair iwaMbant or oacupatLxi bwun
ftrrbraUTU,lWtand prior to J una W. I MS.
Orders Are
Heavv Frclrihtlnri a Spccltlty. UajjjlnrJc
Given Prompt Attention
0. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
PHONES
Having up-to-date piano
trucks we solicit your
fine olsno movlnrt
KENYON fi THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS
OfflCC N7I
turn 071
Kealdrncr (14!)
WOOD WOOD
Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities.
Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461
or K K K Store, Phone 1 74
- J. L. FIELDER W(KSeIrarc.lyndH-nnce
I'tionc 114
The Eldred Company
F. G. ELDRED, Manager ,
Bonanza, Oregon
Saddles. Harness and Supplies
We make a specialty of lirat-dasw, guaranteed,
hand-made Saddle. and Simps. Our Saddles
have an established reputation.
Orders From Everywhere Solicited
Incorporated November 28, ijJJJT
Statement of Condition
r the,
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Fills, Oregon
DICIMBW 31, 1Q07
RESOURCES
Iawiih ami Discountit $340 nutBn.
03,525.84
llondHKiidSccuritlfri
Iteul EitUtv, IluildliiKH uml
Fixture)
CumIi ttnd SIkIU KxchatiKo
14.745.10
1M.247.09
$585,049.51
U ABILITIES
Cnpltnl Stuck, fully imiil
HurpluH nutl I'ruflU
Duu Other ItenkM
).'k.mHh
$100,000.00
21.753.11
32,000.04
43,295
$585,049.51
I. Ale. Martin. Jr.. CasMer of II,.. sUuft,,-!
Lank, .! aulemnly swear that Ilia alrr ,...,
nirnl
is true to the
AI.KX
I nf mykliim.Lr n.ll-l..
MAUTIN. Jli.C.hUr
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Sul.M-rilml and sworn to l-f..rr in- ilii.cikrf,.
of January, !. "'
l"lf , II Wmih.,w.
Notary I'ul.lic fr Otry,,,
OmCERS
ALEX MARTIN
E. R. REAMES
ALEX MARTIN, JR.
LESLIE ROGERS
President
Vice-President
Cashier
Ass't Cashier
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Buin
The Gem
Restaurant and Lodging House
Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par
ties. The largest and best arranged eating house
In the city. Open day and night.
MILLS ADDITION LOIS
are Advancing in Value
Barge has Arrived
When blocks in Mill Addition wtTeoirrnJ
U bargain price a number of nhruwd Invw
torn bought; nince that time value lart
increased materially.
These Lots are Bargain Buys
at present price, and there is every reuon
to anticipate) an advance in price. Itemra
br these lota are FIFTY feet in width itxl
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIR
deep-morn than tloubte the nrea of inoat
town lots offered to investors.
The Big Barge Has Arrived at Last and
Loaded with Furniture, Carpets, Mat
ting, Rugs, Linoleum, Pillows and Mat
tresses of all Kinds, Colors and Prices.
Call while THE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
W. H. DOLBEER
Successor to B. St. George Bishop
CHAS. K. WOKDF.N
President
CAPILAL
S 100,000.00
I ItKI) MIXIIASK
Vi'i- I'r.-.iilcnt
The American Bank and Trust Co.
11 such Mttlwunt or oeeuDatkn
Y, NW, WHQH. Btikm SO, T.
Do. ra,au u
Saciioa so. T. fKi . nap
PiM.llllla.LMia, IMT th nnarl Tn.1 Mb.
FRANK P1UCK
First Assistant aWcrttary of ths Interior
CA W T "i"- M?lW-l
in a ai Q 3i mmns
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A. M. WORDEN
Cashier
FRANK IRA WHI7I
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE Office on nns !
FRANK WARD
Laad Salesmea.
H. BOIVIN
Plumber and Steamfitter
Klamath Falli, Orego
Strictly Fint-clau Work
Eftimates Furniihei
Paoaes: Baslaess, 396; Residence, C04
Bennetts Feed Staj
Next to Martin's Mill
Now Open for Buslncij
The Chute System of Feeding which permiUSK
getting their mil, has been lnsianeu
Plenty of Wagon Room
JASPER BENNETT, ProprfW
JllKD 8CHAI.I.0CK
AnVt Cashier
Cor. ath and Mlu sired
East End Meat Market;
OIIILIR ft STILTS, Proprletori
Prime Beef. Veal. Mutton, Pork and nW
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