The Evening herald., July 13, 1908, Image 3

&CNINQUPWITH
rJlT-ieTE stock or
IA CWT
SHMUt'WlLUMS
hlHTS HHQ VARNISHES
K )0u ntnl anything In H
,ne "' ,,c e'"" " """"
l.mi tuior tJi" " !
ftifcei.
;knfwief(itn tuityou.
.cum and r. iih i
;eo. T. Baldwin,
HARDWAKK DEALERS
Kluitiutli Falls, Oregon
WILLIAMSON
RIVER and
ginrt Creek
RESORTS
tu 1-r.t it it ii'liiim I" Oregon.
IliiTllriit aiminiiiansiiuin '"
Mil'"- . .
hc emping itnmini' "Hi
ImIi .ir li-n'
Fiielli"f '"I el""1'
ttM'i .iiiiecllon.
.Uromiii latiiuia to K" l Oilrr
!..
Will mot .ull" nl Mamaiii
ty
FRANK SILVIES
I'KOI'HIETOK
Klamath Agency. Ore.
Sim's Plumbing
Shop
Contraclinft and Jobbing
lliitrlait Line nt l'lunil
ine HflHIr and llrnt
tin 1 1 Wotkliiaiialilp.
A. 0. U. W. Building
Klamath FtlU
fackson Hotel
I. Fort Klamath, Ore.
Clean rooms, good bedi.
lod the table always aup
plted with the beat the
urket arfordsTermi rei
onable.
C. C. Jackson, Prop.
'ACIFIC SHOE
WORKS
lAt Repair Work Done rromptlr
and at Htduced Mcti
Men Hull Sulea. T.V'i Holea
'I Mill. 1 1, .',-,; LndUV Hall
.SoU.iA- llieklKVc: tJlllld
ten a llulf Sulif,fillceiita. .. .
I'l'ilpl"'.! nllli nil miHlerii
aciiliiciy .
. .
oop on Main SI. J.V.Houaton blk
Professional Cards
WM. MARTIN
Dentist
lOfllc. ovit Klnmnlh County Hank
C. P. MASON
DentlNi
r'l'iiillinl. , Truat (.'o.'a HulMing
'. STONK
Attorney ul Law
pke iivi-r iifminiii.. L-i,.,nii, r..iu
.....II.W..I .'..."I
Hon
IHraoKK x,f
D'V.KUYKKNDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamtth Falls, Oregon
FOUGHT UNDER WATER.
Lt of lh Oimnlili fleet at tho Ul
II of Manila Day,
"Wlwt win like. Hint bnltlu of M.
nlln liny, ilu j-iiu naUV"
'I In- HlllllllcIS llf lll'.ltl'll IW. lllll Imtll
N I"1I I" Hi lllll II HUM lift I nml
fim I. like Him roll li.ir i,f nil Hi.- ilriiiux
III Hie hid III nr like boll of Uvn) null
cloth lorn lulu nlin-iln by ,., vlml
Wluil n iik'lmi- II Mould ii,tl. ,i
buttle, Him IiihI nf Hie Hiiiihi Heel, ih,.
Ilmi Aiilmilu ill- I'IIiiii hIim Miitilit.
nlhklhg ii foot ii miIiiiiIk' I, 'iiii nfli-i
Klin went under, mill when 1 1,.. Ihm
imihkI wiin nuiilii i.uly MT mw ,;iii, n.
Iimlncd llni'iew. wnlst deep In wilier,
fought lit llli.liull Ir l.ill Hut cn, hi,
lUK llll'lll, It Hill I lii-lt In Hi,. II,,. ;,,
1(1111 tllM.ll Hint i-nirill .III), mi. I Wm
cheered Hii'in nn I hi') miiiI.
These iiic Him things inch will utile
about, lull memory iil.m.' ciin .nliit n
picture so Icrilblu Hint tin. iii.Hiii, iimi
ol.l nltflit Hiil.li of Him iimIi.ti.1'. Iihl
Mill.. I fil.-n.lly vnpors Hint he inlulit
lllll PW llll tlllH'IM if Hnr iih I III'
glared Himiigli II..' puiHiulea ni. ,ii
aoue of likir sunken aldps, h Mi.. ,-r
m.il iiiimi ctpludlug mngnliii's u.iiii.l
tear the ttutcra, iimi Hnim-a uf jill.nv
nml ri'.l HiiiiiiI nhute nil Hint ttn left
uf Sphlu's ttri'i kiig.-.
Hiili'ly WcMlugtuu wna h Solumim
when In. wrote. "Nntlilug I'tu-pl n I ml
IIh tint run Ih. Imlf an iii.'l,ii,.y n
buttle huh " HI M.-liulm
AN AFRICAN RESCUE.
Bav.d From a Or. at Army of Mavcnout
Orlvtr Anil,
III her "WeM Afrl'iui Hlmlliii" Vim
KliiK.ley lelN Hiia niui) nlxiiit Hie tu
rn.. in "illll ir" lilil. 'I hii III il lllll.'
tllluKe, mnl mil uf ii lint i nine Hie
iiH-iirr nml liU fmiill) mnl nil II."
iuiiihIiuI.I .iirnhlti'H iM'llinell, li-niin
Hie .IiImti In ..e...ii. Imt Hie
m.ilhiT nml fnllier of Hie fninlly hIh-ii
they ni.ill'l.-il In. Ill lllll llliuollleil
hunt of nrlhlly. Ii..h.-. nin Ii ii llu-ly
colic.' r n nml amli uiiinliilnknlile nln'i"
J i.f nliKiiUli nt IiuOiix l.fl x.iiietliliit;
U'llllnl llll'lll III Hie lilll llml I llmllKlit
It mini ! Hie l.iil) 'In lilin fur i ur
iht fur llir" hrli-ki-.l Hie .ll.lni. l.-.l
imri'iiK, uml lulu Hint Imt I rlmr.-e.!. ,
"Pini true! 'I lieie In Hie luriicr Iny
Hie mor lllll.' Illllli;. II lucre Inert ;
l.lnrk nin.., hMIi Iiiiiuln-.li of cruel
ilrltera hliemly MTnnuliii; n".n II To
lire l uml Kite It In Hie itUlrnrleil
nn. Hi. -r , nt il... nH.iiir nunl.l jy,
Ml.e Hulk of nil linlmit ' Hlie cite n
cry f Juy mnl ilru.i it Iniluntly
lulu n water turret, ttliere l.er Im
daiul IW'I.I It ituttii Hllli n due. i-Iiiii'-kllnif
coiiteiilMll) Slider imt. my frlui.l.
nt Hie riill.Hi.iirii of the i:ihlu.l4ii '
'Hi a I llH-re thlliK ttaaii'l mi llifmit It
a Iiiiiii'"
8om. Cplgrama.
T..UI ll."t rail I'lilKrniiii ut liluiM-lf
III Hie fare of ileath ill' wife wim
liri'imrliik' n larite mutlmil .lnnlcr tu
apply li lila nhruuki'ii i!u-l "My
ilear." nnl.l llil. "Ilinl'ii n terrllile lul
of tuuitnnl fur n Mimll piece uf -v( "
Kir Walter llnleluli eipnuM-.l liluc
aelf In a alinllnr iuin lifter he mount
cl the enfful. reellni: the eili;.' uf ,
Hie nx. I.e anhl tu tho I'icClltlutii r.
"lllll l n lmrp liieUlclne. I.ut It l n
cure fur nil illwne "
All llnllnu iiulilemnii. proltfitly U"
Kittlfil Ii)' pntent inwlli'llie uiliertl'o- .
liienn. left IhU limcrlpllun fur hU
RTnviitunc. "I ttn well, wnntnl t Ih
Iwltcr, tixk phjalo nml died "
ChBrleaKlilglitallBlteale.i thut "Uood
Knlitht" would l aufflclcnt for lilt
tueiuurlnl Idhlrt.
A lirotlirr Scut who did nut a) mpa
Hilte wltli hl peccmlllliei In life, when ,
akiil tu aiiBueat on upproprlnte t-pl-tapli
for Scotland' national povt. anld.
"llli ulu niimo'a enough-Itobert
lliimi.M-Uotou Tost
Wliolatoma Advlct For Doya.
Now, you lad who want to Icato
Kbool, don't lw tn audi n hurry to l
eaniluif aoinetblnif, Think of tho future-
iroaK-ct rnther than tho preaeiit
ndvantaue. Tlio mini who can ''
aouiethliifc' rcnlly well, whether It l'
Hie inakluir of u tuhle. the Inilldlni: "t
lioiiM or tlm wrltlmr of n l.k. will
vry aeldoin U iincuiployril. It It tho
lKyi In u hurry who nr "little lull
llouiilrea" on H ahllllnipt weik nt
fourteeu nml "I'lB lonfcrn" mi nulhlnit
at I'lishteeu, with no Irndo In their
niik-iTN nnd lio irosHVt Imt the lift' f
a ilny Inliorer. (! hIuw ly, lHiya-ynu II
so farther. Hurry In tlK llm "fl''11
Koea off mi ii wrunK m-enl I'-Uleneo
nml f.ir-Hli!ht an two ilmn will. Ii hunt
toKOlher. They nre hIoiv ",!,I"1,1B'1I
but they are iilvii.tx "lu at i' il'-"-
lnnluu Hcliolam' Own.
8polltd Mutlclana.
RuliliwU'ln dlmipploved of iniirrlnKo
for iiiiiMlclaiiH. Jut before liU dcntli
he M.oku anilly nf bl" ItuHilim huly ni
nlla. "Wbnt luivo I winded nil my t mo
on tlii'w torr be iiHked Irritably.
"Uvery one murrledl If too provoU
IukI Hero they mo. Hpolled lorotor for
art life. Wbnt did they atudy for
The London Musical World U'lniuk
Ibat "those who U why wo bave m
great ludy composers may bo left to
Ibtnk on tlicae things "
A Nlca. PollU Man.
There's Home ood things In town
i,i. ...i.i il. .) ulil who was bint-
lot for an Imltallou to Ibo theater.
"Well. lesi'Oiniou Mr. ui'.
alu't ou of eui."-Kaua City Jews- ,
book. '
Tbay Notload. I
"MnuUo was afiald the girls wouldn t j
natleu her cilliaueiui'llt rllllf " I
'Did they?" ,. , I
..t... .u..., uiw. ,.t iliein recoisalzvd ,
It at once."-OleTeland PUIn Delr-
Oecupatloit Is tho uo iisaary busU ot
11 enjoyment. Hunt.
T" tillleaoy of Prayer.
Among my I'Kli'i'iiiiil neighbora there
II H fllllllly known fur I III' i,.y f Itfi
liU'iiil-i'in nml i,.r ,,,cu c,,i,,,'t.
In Hii' elll.iuy of pni)er One of His
duugMeia, Mi k, i), ,, nI101t
I cm Mil tlic iiku vvlii'ii hlii- cunlil U ri"
fciii-d lu uiixiillmiHy n mi ulil mulil.
HIim Is llin tuiifi't fin iiiiiii) ii kimiI im.
Iiiicil 1(1111, .i.iiiiIiik ,i ., (i,.,;i.,i
hope nn. I iinli'iitum u , illli'illon
of liinlrliiiuii
Not Iuiik iii;.i ,i (iTtliln nuoli'ly of
yuuiii- men uhlih Im.l liii,-t,.,., ui:t
III n ('Iiiii)iiiIkii rur IiIkIiit Hliluuu llti'lini.
Mint n lomiiiltii'i. m hll Hie Iiuini'i or
III" dlitrlrt mnl i.Miiln hIjiiu I nri-t lu n
lilKli lUi'imi. pi'lllluii. Wlivii IIiIn ctmii
iiilllic, iiiiiii). .tIiik Imlf n fluen ini'in.
LiTN, M. cnili-.l Hi,, fiont hIi-H nt Hid
II. Inniii. my fili'iiiTn fi. nnN . rt
tu mi' II HiriiiiKli Ilu' fiiuil hIimIuh
"l.invn, Juliii!" iL. i')ii'iiliiii'i tu ,or
liimlmml "Hn. nil 1(,. juuim iiiimi
coiiilliK tu vlull ui "
Mr, II. kIiiiki-O nut of tin wlmliiw.
iiulcil tin. inimlii r ur tin. Invinllii? furtn
mnl ri'iiintkcil, hHIi nn nir of ioiivIc
Hun "lluinili' Iviitf'M lici'ii irujlin
nifiilii"- Hhii I riinclacii l.'nll
An An.cdot. of Elliwoflli.
'Ilieiii ttn a ii i liirmteilallc Im'ilent III
Hie en r I) life of I uluni'l Kllawoilli, Ilu;
brllllnnl yuimit Inttjer hIiu whs one ur
the Ural I.. lllll. I,' tlrlliim uf Hi., civil
war UN nlriiKKh-s lu kiiIii ii foothold
In lila pruf. aHluu Here ntteliiled by
iiiiiii) luitilalilpi mnl huiiilll.illliK prltn
II. ma Iimi' ilinlimr the iiiiiii he win
lo-.Ulu fur mi ii liuilli-r of lillalueaa III
il teatiiuriiul. he una li.Uli.l lu piirlnke
lt the llllll'lllaill .l l. U IICI1llll!ll'
Ulue nua Jual alllllu' iIuh ii Lllaw'urlli
Hua uteiiuii.l) bluntly, ulluu.l ntiirt
IiiK. Ill fm t. but he ilei llu.'.l ruurteoilaly,
bill lliii.lt, nakliii; permlaaliiii tu talk
uter Hie IiiiMii.-."! Hint Im.l bruiiutit him
thllliT While the ullier went uu Willi
Hie iiieiil
'I In brnt'e ) mini.' fill'.H' III ti'lllliK the
atury lu nfl.-r )eura uuifeaHiil Hint be
aiiffi-ri'.l Hiaitlte iikuii) ut the l;hl mid
aliiell uf Hi.' Ii'iiiptltu; fianl.
"I i iiiil.l mil Hi liuuur neci-pt huipl'
llilll) I iimlil imt Hi Iprur.itc," wna Ills
almple I'tplniiulloii ur his lefllllll. "I
liilChl aturte. but I I'ullld tint apmiKe!''
.Mnrluu llnrl.in.ra "(.'oiuplele KH-ijuctlt-"
Utnrting Early,
Wmutlei wna ui.irriiHl recenlly, unit
tlii-ii' wna ii ii-uiiliir hull nf rk-e, con
fetll nnd uld ahui'H fur ummI luck tin In
tent lulu the nil). Muriiitcr, uu turn
lot; round be wna el ruck uhotc the
e)e by u frlemll) aliue Willi rather u
heavy Ini'l
Ah the rub Iiiiiii. dlati ly illuvo nwny
n.i iiiiiii Hua taken i.f the n(.cldent,
mid, ilefplii' .tin- liirpe bandkercblcf
lied b) bla Hiilil.liii; bride uter his In
Juri'd uptlo, the hlooil still lluweil duwn
WaiiKlea' fate
When the) urrltv.l ut their diatlua
tlau the lie.) I) cienled Iti'liedlct went
out tu il il'ivlor to get Hie bld'dlnK
atoppeil.
"llnw did .ton I'lilut by thla. my
iiiiiii)''
"Well. )nu Hee. iloclur-nw I Rut
mnrrleil thli tiioruluif, and" cum
liieiireil WmifSlrt. when the doctor
hruke lu
"Wbnt! Una idle alartisl ulreadyr'
lmduii .Winners
Circumttantial Cvldcnca.
"Villi Kit) uil met the defilldtnt nil
a klit-it nir mid Hint lie had liccn
drtuklui; nml ptiinl.lliii;." nnld the at
torney fur the defi'uee diirlni: the croas
eianilimtli.il
"Vck," replied the witness.
"Did you me hlui tnko it drlnkr'
".So "
"Did you mo hlui catubllucr
"No."
"Then how do )ou know," demanded
tho attorney, "Hint the defendant bad
been drlnkltitt nnd Ktnbllucr
"Well. ' explained the witness, "he
nave the conductor n blue chip for lib
car fare and told Itltn to keep the
chnuce "-l.lpplucott's Mnk'iluc.
A Lucky Horttlhoo.
The Aiii.lriillniis'wbeii Ihey find a
hotseahoo throw It' over their shoulder.
A lady In Sydney found one nnd threw
It Krucofully over her shoulder. It
went IhroiiKb a hatter's window nnd
hit ii ciiatniiier who was trylnK on n
new Imt. This kuiiIIciiuiii, under tho
Impression that one uf I be aliopmcu In
n lit of temporary Insanity bad played
Ihe trick. prouii(ly Mruck him und
aent him tlimtiKli Hi P'ate glass win
dow. A iteneral meleo ensued, although
on cniiHldenitlun nobody know what It
was all about.
Tho Old, Old Story.
Old Lndy (leadliii; n letter from ber
mil lu i-olli'Kel-Lor' nukes alive, Jo
alSr, If John hain't Kune nn douo It!
An' be wnrti't no bund fer the gala
utitherl
Her Wotsii Ilalf-Wut's the trouble,
HaiiiauUiy?
Old Lady-Why. be an) bo's fallen
lu lovo Willi llelle-cr-llellu I.ettres.
llrooklyti Life.
Ilia Thinks.
"I uotlce," said the young man's em
ployer, "that you are always about the
first In the olllce In the inornlugs." -
"Thniil; ydu. sir,"
"Why do you tbatik me?"
"I'or uotloliiB It'-Chlcago Record
Herald.
Needed Practice,
"Little !lrls should bo seen and not
heard, Ktlul." .
"I know, nmiuinn. Hut If I'm goluit
to de a lady when I row up l'te got
to begin practicing tnlklne some time,
you kuow."Vonkers Statesnjau.
A Contradiction,
'iltbougli n womnn'a age Is unde
niably ber own, she doea lot always
tiwii n.-Excbunge.
MAYFLOWERJTEAPOTS.
A Warning That May Prova of Valua
I to Rallo Huntars.
It imiy be truslcd that no llncnl de-
! iccndont of the pilgrims would nnd
no other person foollHhly ahould ever
claim to him- or lu lime tjeen u leupot
1 Hint bud come over uu the Mii)lluwi'r
I Wliateter ol'ier nrlli'lis In Hhniever
iiiiiubi-r mn In- iM'Mfiiired us purta uf
, the hiicreil enruu Hint wax liimled nt
I Dymoitlli nxk In HiL'O, relic Intnlcm
mny real In the iiKHiirunco Hint nn rlvnl
owjis n teapot of Mnyllower ileatent.
! 'J be explanation In nlinple. When tho
Jluyilowcr anllfd for America an ouneo
of tea was rnro ciioukIi to bnvu timile
up n flttlni; Klft for roynlty. Vet forty
, )inra later tin tveiiltby mid fuHhlou-
pblo i';opli' of Knuland were fairly fa
miliar with ten which the HchI India
lompnny hud Unit brouitbt Into the
country, nml four yviini Inter It was
on nalo In tin.' coffvu hourcs, ut which
limit u potiud tnlKht le purchased for
the mwlernle nuiii of ) ihllllnKS.
Only tttdiity-flte yenri luter ten wot
on sale In llmtou, nnd ao'in after there
were two lea houses' lieildea thoe kept
, by Daniel Veniou and Ilciijauilu llar-
i lis. In the Ural decudu of the eight-
i-i-nlli ceo I u ry It could l ImjiikIiI from
.iiImIIII Ilolton nt bis npotheniry ahop.
Today Ihu coffee bouaes of n hundred
ji-ura uuo In tmdoii are lu renllty ten
hiiiiaes, In LiiK'linul were mudu the
, 11 mt teapots of pottery Later the
must dellcale rtentluus In porcelain ap-
peurcJ, bul na tea became popular the
art of the leapul maker wus less ex-
(lualvely nlliiiil. Itoaton (Hobe.
DARING BELL RINGERS.
Pranka of the Athletlo Young Span
iards of 8aville.
Then la n curious cuatom ninom; the
juiiiib Kpnnlards of the city of Seville.
On (i-rln I n fete days, related a tourist,
Ihe jiuiiiK men of the place have per
mission to rlu; the bells In the clock
towers of the cathedral. They have an
Ingenious and urlcltiul tray of rltiKlug
them. While the nitulnr bell ringer
rcKae these iituateurs climb up on to
the Mia, throw them forward with all
their force and ride upon the Mis lu
their furious swinging to nnd fro. We
may ImiiKlne wbnt an upronr Is pro-
iliucd when all the bells of a cathedral
an being treated lu this innrner. Any
man who Is utile may exercise bis skill,
nml the duration ur the ringing de
pends upon tbe.caprlce or the strength
and patience of the ringers.
The rpctacltf Is very strange of the
great bells swinging, with one, two or
more buld ringers hanging from them
lu any nttltude which m-cius to them
I .eat iidnpted to pushing out the root
tiole. lu the Rlraldu, at Seville, the
I first time I wltucsed this, the clamor
I wns frightful. When I looked up I
I thought nt II rut some unfortunate wns
entangled lu the bell roi but I fcoon
' found It was u matter of sport. An
other ringer appeared suspended In the
I nir. holding the lell by the cars or the
rim or tho wooden framework und fol
I lowing It lu ull Its movements, some-
times feet, sometimes bead, downwind
I Such nre tho darluirliell rlug.'rs of Se
tllle. i Tho Egyptian Mummy.
Ugj ptologlats have discovered that
uinuiig tho ancient Kgyptlnn the Invi
olate preservation of the boJy was
1 ileemcd absolutely essential to the cor-
I poreal resurrection of the dead. Ac
cording to tbu teacnlng'of the Lgyptlnu
priests, tho living man consisted of a
I body, u tout, uu Intelligence and an np
pearance called "Ka." Death separat
ed these four parts, wblcb must ultl-
. tuately be reunited for all eternity.
Iletwcen death on earth and life ever
lasting there Intervened a period of i
i several thousand years, during wblcb
! season the soul performed a painful I
probationary pilgrimage through too
uuderworld. The body In order that It
should await Intact the return of the
soul mutt meanwhile be guarded from
alt corruption; hence the custom of
i-inbnlmlng.
1 Man and His Tailor.
s A man cau bo measured to tho best
advantage, tailors say, away from a
glass. Standing beforo a mirror be Is
iiltuost certnlu to throw out bis cbest,
1 If be does not habitually carry It so,
' nnd tuke tin attitude tbat he would
I like to have -rather than the ono bo
I commonly holds, whereas tho tailor
, wants him, ns the portrait painter
wants bis Hiibject. lu bis natural poso
nnd manner. Willi tho mnn tn tbat at-
I Htudo the tailor can bring bis art to
I bear, if that Is reiiulrvd. Ill the over-
I coming of liny physical defect and pro
duce clothes that will give tho best at
taliinblu effect upon the figure ns they
will be actually worn. New York Sun.
Buckingham's Pranks.
After the defeat and flight of Charles
I. the daredevil Duke of Hucklughaui,
disguised himself us it mountebank,
set up a stage lu tho heart of Loudon
and for days laughed In the faces uf
the stern I'urltaus, who were thirsting
for bis life, Oue day when bla own
sister, the beautiful Duchess of ltlch-
mond, was passing the Jocular duke
set the mob ou to drag her from her
I carriage. They forced ber to witness
the pruuks of ber brother, whom she
iccoguUed, but could uot betray.
I Mors Important.
'P.au lleaa doean't seem Bo uulek to
deny ber ago as she used to bC. Jess
No. She's got ery stout lately. Tess
What has that to do with It? Jess
It takes all ber time uow to deny ber
weight, Philadelphia Press.
Ths Twins. s
Choliuondeley You and your sister
are twlus, are you not? Marjoribanka
We were when we were children.'
Now, however, she Is five years youug
gr than y-London Ttt-BlU.
THERE ARE REASONS WHY
You should buy your Groceries at Van Riper Bros.
1st. They have the goods you want
2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh
3rd. The price Is within reason
4th. They deliver phone orders promptly
Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS.
Get the Habit-Use Chase e Sanborn Coffees
FURNITURE
Our goods are new and attractive.
ALSO THE PRICES
. W. GILLETT & CO.
Ui:kt i:. WiTHiiow,
Vice President
Abstracting
Maps, Plans,
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Don J. Zumwalt, C. E,
I'rcaidcnt
C. E. M. E
Klamath Falls, Oregon
East End Meat Market
CRISLER 5 STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Fresh and Cured Meats and Sausages of all kinds.
We handle our meats in tho most modern way in clean-
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MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When blocks in Mills Addition were offered
at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves
tors bought; since that time values have
increased materially.
These Lots are Bargain Buys
at present prices, and there is-every reason
to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem
ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET
deep more than double the area of most
town lots offered to investors.
FRANK IRA WHITE
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE
FRANK WARD
Land Salesmen.
Notice For Publication
Department of tho Interior, U. S,
Land Olllce at Lakutictv, Oregon, June
20 1103. Notice is hereby given that
Am Kordyce,, nf Ft. Klamath, Oregon,
who, on August 'i, 1W)1, mada home
stead entry, No 433, for Lots 11, 12 and
13, Section 4,,TontisitoS:ts, lUnge "'
K., Will. Meridian, baa tiled nollco 1)1
Intention to niiiku Final tire year 1'rool,
to establiah claim to the land above, tie
fcilbcil, before County ClerkKlunialli
County, nt his olllce, at Klamath Falls,
Ori'g.-m,,oii Ihe 1 si day ot Aufrust, 1903.
Claimant namua us nitneases; James
Gordan, V M. Lever, II. J. Savidge
and Chas. .Martin, all ol Ft, Klamath,
Oregon. 0-2:1
J, NWatsov, Hcgltter.
I.
Notice For Publication
Department of tlm Interior, 11. S.
LnmioilUentLakevletv, Oregon, June
18, 1U0S. Nollco la hereby giteu that
IlerboitJ. Sivldge, of Ft. Klamath,
Oregon, who, on September 25, 1902,
made homestead, No, 2773, (or SW4,
Section 80, Township32 S Hange 7JjE
Will. Meridian, bus filed uotlce of In
tention to make Final lite year I'rool, to
establish claim lo tho land ubnve de
scribee", before County Cleik, Klamath
Co., at Ids olllce, at Klamath Falls, Ore
ion, ou the 1st dty ol August, 1903.
Claimant uauirs asnltuesses; Christ
Weiss. Edd Leevei, Charlie Martin and
James Emory, all of Ft. Klamath, Ore
gon. H-22
J. N. Wathon, UegUter.
To make loom for new goods that are
now on the way we are disposing of ull
second-hand articles we hare left ,)t
prices leas than cost. Virgil 4 Sou.
AixiN yi.cun
Seciutary
lilue Prints, Etc.
51. D.WLUAMS, C. E.
Treasurer
Office on Fifth Street
80MMONI
In the Circuit Court of the Bute ol
Oregon, for the County of Klamath,
IVrllui II. Conner, rialnllff)
vs
Daniel It. Conner, Defendant.)
Tn Daniel B. Conner the above named
defendant; You are hereby required tu
appear and answer the complaint filed
against yon In tho above entitled suit
on or lieforo the 2.1 day ol July 1008, be
ing the last day ol the time in the order
o( the publication ol tills summons, the
first publication thereof being on the 11
ilay ot June 1003: and 11 jou tail to to
appear and answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in the complaint here
in to wit; For a decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony existing between
plaintiff and defendant; (or the earn
and custody.of Loreno J, Conner and
Hhe costs uml disbursements of this suit;
and (or such other and further relief as
to the court may seem just and equitable.
This summons is served by publi
cation thereof in the Evening Herald by
order of tho Honorable J. II. Griffith
County Judge ol Klamath County, Ore
gon, made, dated and tiled tn this suit
at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 11 ol
June 1903. Which said order Is re
quired that summons in this suit be
published once a week, for a period of
six successive and consecutive weeks
from the 11 of June 1903.
11. W. Ks.
J2J
Attorney (or l'laintlff,
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