The Evening herald., July 20, 1908, Image 3

7 ,,!! OPENING UP WITH
ShomihWtuuia
puiHTs and Varnishes
j( yuii ncc.l anything In this '
!,, e hiII he Blml to show
J0a color tunli ml quota
pdcci.
H't ino'i "f di'i mil )ou, 9
M- A ill H.K US i
Geo. T. Baldwin,
HARDWARE DEALERS j
, Kldimith Kails, Oregon
WILLIAMSON
RIVER and
gprinrt Creek
RESORTS
The ! .iillIliliKlliOfi-Kfll.
Kin 'In' n'iiiliiiletlulll lor
tlill" . .
C.m..iiR '.HlKl'H frill-
h-o nil'l K"'"'"1 ""
t.xt l" "" , .
Fine H' " I"' tinea.
frlrpli-H" lliirrllull.
Arcuiim. .Ltloni ' K" staler
Will lii-- '.I'llre t Klamath
AtrnfV
FRANK SILVIES
I'HOfHICTOli
Klamath Agency, Ore.
adiBMa
ZinTs Plumbing
Shop
Contracilntt ana Jobbing
rilitrUii Lin of I'lumh
in S",elll, and first
cUp Workmanship.
A. 0. U. W. Bulldlag
KUnulh rails
Jackson Hotel
Fort Klamath, Ore.
Clean rooms, good beds,
and the tabic always sup
piled with the best the
market of fords-Terras rea
Mnablc. C. C. Jackson, Prop.
PACIFIC SHOE
WORKS
AU Krpalr Work Done rromptlv
end at Reduced Frlccs
Mi-n. Mull Holes. 73ej Holen
tnllli-H. II.'.'.-,; Udlr.' 1111
W, Heels, Wc; Child
tri, Hnl( Sole. Wt cvnta. . . .
huiiK, null wll modern
liischliit-iy
Uop on Main HI. J.V. Houston Mk
Professional Cards
WL WM. MARTIN
Dentist
Office over Klamath County Hank
DR. C Y. MASON
Dentist '
ilfsii Hunt a Trim Oil's HulKIIiiH
c- 8T0NK
Attorney at Law
Offilce u,r ,l0,tOini., Klamajh Falls.
Oregon
T,lUONr IV
V. KUVKENDAU
Attorney at Law
I' l Klamath Falla. Orrn
DISEASE AND PAIN.
Hi. Tli.,. Tl,. ?uffn i, M,nU,
Mor Than Physical.
A km nl ili-nl'of ,.KW t.l slcol auf
f'Tlni; 11 piluuirlly mem,,,, a km-hi
ninny koiii Imvc "il,., ,,." 0f di,
cum., pniu, ililiy,.r,HiKli", iircn.i i
,.1,"","1"''' " I'XIMII, ,.,
Miii'li often Ih.iii n ,,11,,, ,M,, ,.
l triiuiliiiit,, Mlilioni siugery r
iiitilliiitlwi, , ,,, IJ(J
am nut i.-nl mrr-ilim- -n,,., , ,,,
lenl nn Hi.' Km,,-, l.itl 11,,-y r IH)l
KPmiiuM In ploKinil iraaata . ,ii
limy lit.- inn lo I,.. ,iii,., hum pi,,.,,,,.,
I In mliiil heroines pm.,.,., f ,.I1(1
Vli'll.ili Hint ii utIiiIii .,ii f (,,.
U llillllil Mini H.ii.iiI... ,,!,, , n,,,, ,,,,
lllsi,i.,r nil , (1, Uiir((
Hundred, of h...,,. .fl. , ,.,., H
llfliT III.' phlali Iriii Im nlinl ,.,
U nut liin rmiit. iui ii i. I,,,, ,Hr
fniili I tit r tin') luit.. KitKj.ij, i,.i,i ii.
wiao suggi-stril In IIh-iii limn n.y ,..
iwt lliliik at nil ,-tn-pt up.,), n,a ,,
amiiil(jii It , .ll mnjjfnu,,
or It l II fniMlj iiKyi.uu m u
only u) in i.'ni'.w it , ,y n(1. 1(lir
ou counii-i ..uici-.iiui, i,r Miutlii-r in r
on 'll aiu of t ' lti.il iijw) r
lit-alili, a i Mint only n,P i.iiiuibi ..r (1
lllnl IJni iif illti-ui.' wIi.ti' 1 1. en- nna
no uricauic union f.,r it. it in ii.miiy
I iiiUIimI Vi't ipiii. miiHbt nti-ri-iii
ilia.li lln iiiiiltiiuil.'t tmi iilir ,,,,.
or tlicn' liniill.l. aittinK in .(M.-.l . iiulr.
a int makliiR n .) fur llir ln-nrif who,,,
iroul.l.' I. iitlmaiiii imntai un.l l,
man) liin ni'iiiii, Klin iii. n
alltilit i.rniihl.- UiMrinllt nil. I Imt.- In
iniiiii in. .rri-.ii ii iiiini.iii.iriiii i,y
wli.H mi. may mil h..ii.,.,i, uk.c,H,
llun" Mm CjhIiiiuu in Alliiml.-
HlMlllll)
AN INSECT TRAGEDY.
Tli N.it tli. Motlitr Uult.fll UuiIJi
Fur Mir Younu.'
'Ilirrr Ii uini'llilii n-ally miii,... i,
lli na)' u inotlirr ImlUKI) ImiiOi ii
lint fur lirr Iiii.Ihii In tli lint
lilai't, lln Iltlli. Ii.iiiii. titicri- it..- rti
ntf ili'Hiiii i. .r.-.r:ii u k'rrai ilfii.
tit .nvrinir r..r II l lluiil hi, n-wrnl
In) in or itiinn iiliuliiil (rum I In' iimiIIi
rf. mn ort l.l) llii- vii lialne
laiMi ladl innfully iim,ii u,. imutluu.
I'r.'tly courli, urn .roii t-l ly on
r.imlly iri'ity i.nrrlit inn.li- ..f n,r
ain" HHt'rlai
'llit-w liiitli-rrl) li.ilrlutbr nn- iirti-ii
nrraiiti-.! uliliun ntrl.-ai- Hint liiiilii.
rurlnui ninl .-rii-xliiK Kuiik-iIiiiiii ii
Itil l Hindi' i tbat i-nrli n-i.nrnli- .1.-11
ratp linlr ntaml. uirUlit, tliu. k'MltiE
I In. riittri' lint llii a'i-arniiri' ir u Ilt
lli. Imi.li or ilimny fur llicn nualn
tlic -i;k nt- Inl.l .lrnll) num. I n tiny
liramli, ninl n tin- riiirrlm; rullnm
ttiulr ruuri- tin. ITii t n-i-inbli-i l In"
(null) tall '.r a lux. mil) tin- tii-nl In
morr l.-niitiful Hull tin l.ru.n "f I lu
ll n.it foi Hint ii.r ruainri) mr coun
trr
Ttii Imllitlnt; r Hill duuuy nt-at U Hiv
lalrit rartlil) ialvr "f tin- Umttirr liut
tvnly. f.ir Ii) tli tlnii- It l roiuiili-tnl
lirr on ii iltlli-nl.- Ii-.li Ii ilviiuiliil cf It
liatiitnl mn-rliiK ninl Uhti- la noHilinr
l.-ft tor IhT to do I 'HI illi-. n aat'tlOri.
nlilcb i Ik- itoinitl) ninl licrnk-ally
uiaki In tin) liiti-rnt of Hut cumluR
lintti-rtly iri'iii-ratliin
Mutt P.ntlon Thmnl.ii.
I..uiiitlr .-raut In liermntiy emu.'
uinli-r Hie Lin' I lint oullet'i all vnulii
Mow n crrtaln uicuuii. to prot Id. lor
ttirlr old ai- 'llie loatottlci' l,ue
card and tnmK. and one of tbr.t
stamps mutt U- ditcl and nlDii-d t'
tin card frry Monday oinctlmfj
llii i-uuilojr-rs iiiiy tin' cards ami tatnpi
lint sliun- tin m at tti iiostolll.v micSi
IllOlltll. Sollll-tlUll"! till-)- I'llKlt til"'
svrtnnt to pay ! tin- moiu-y n
iillnil. Womi-li nlio K' out !'." tin' Ur
Ki-t thi-lr lanii nt llii Imini tm-y
work In on Mondays ir n ttlrl marrli-t
she may ci-am. lo liiun mid tiny luiu
a atitu of tuoiu-y tonnrd lu-r outfit, lu
that cam slut will ri-rt'lu' no old bku
Ik-usIoii, Hut If alio KO'" "ii nltli lu-r
Inauraur alif will lia from l." to '-'0
marks m to ft) ii luuiitli from Hiu
stain afti-r Hie' Bk'i' of at'Vfllly.
Worklnu Hla Patl.nt.
Auitiiianttdor Wii Tin: I'mur wnt
one. It la allwd. ti-llliiK alwui a ivr
lalu aelflali iolltlcla. Hn ald "Tlie
man reinlnib m of a iloi-tor of SIiiiuk
mil. A mandarin niuif to HiU doctor
for nd lei'. Mi' could not alwp. Imd in'
aiUK'tllf, auffi-rol n uoo.1 di-nl from iK-lirt-ssloll
ninl IH'ViTtlii'liita was InkltlK
un fut nt an aliiriuli'K tat., 'tt'i i -oon
put you lu cotidltluti ueiitu.' ! ll't'
pliyaUlan. 'Wlint oti iu-i-1 i- i-lau
-good, bard i-xi-rvlii' I "" """' H
wi-i'U you ciih iiuiii' !-- iid I'1" I"
liin iiiorulu: olllilng Hi) .loom.' 'Hut
wtiy not m) own OooraV Hio iiiiiud irlu
luqulri'd. Mliift' ld Hi" 'Um. inn.
'ar luruvr.' "
A Rabbit and a Whlatl..
Did )ou kuow lliat a lirl. "'""'I'
wlilstli' n "in Hi" iiiuulli would "lop ii
ruLMt? It Hiiri'ly iloi'n. N"xt Him. )oii
um lllllo Molly t'ollontall l.-apfromUer
burrow ami make off don't lioo; Ju.t
Whittle. Whether from fear or curio
Its- cauuot tell, but the will atop ttlll
lu her irtcl An anWIojw Ui he"
Luowu to do IIUwiw An Afilo.n
Uuiitcr ouce said thai tUe elephant l
th most timid of all anlwida aud can
U frightened lulo a cold aneat b) a
luytterloin noise -New York I r-
Thatt Coniultatlont.
Why do they have coniUltatlous of
Su'-uc'role doctor c,, thluk of
MMllilut. toopeiate for that ham I
occtirred lo Iho other.-Hmrt M
Not Alwayi
Wa.ll." tald tho cannibal ch .f at hU
foilowert brought lu the lean but
ptkex'who lu W
Mid 'tUi;hrve,t ur. thu teudere.tr -Princeton
Tiger.
rtldlnu sn O.trloh.
"I don't is-ii,.!,, 1(, Mnrl.-N to!,'
llii, tiull.i ...
I about I
: , " '" '.""'I nmi Atialmllu i
ri.ll.iit ...nii'liv,." , nifcrllIan
i. K'-.rlillij,.oim,1n s,. yorkj
ii'li'iKiiinilnnr. mid I miw thl. ,r..-tty
11 Ull'll llll 01,1- liM-imldll In ,J utl. ,
M I'liMii.v uho Int. wmi'iuiii. i.Hry i
l ""' ' '' 'iii'li'rt.iol. lo hii-iil! ,vlm I
l"1'1"'1' i" ny mi iiilil.li. Aft.-r mi
lii'Ul'N IiiiiiI tt,u . n,.,,,.,.,., ,
,""" 'K Hi" I'lnl. Mhli-li nt llrHt trli-d'
in almkM iin.l i ,, orr, hut th-.,,
ini iim or . mirsi' iimi no (.rr,'.'t upou th.,
i-.ml.ov. ii,,.,, ,,),,. r U, 0 1H
'iniilil iln llii- natrli'li Hiici I'l'ilcil In ui-t.
. tin i ii i i ... . . . . .
" ' '.riiiiiiu nmi aciziiiK Hip
nilfi- hv ii... ...if .. i.
'"" " "" ii-k, i ninny
II"' iiuiii nfti.r nun I, rrmilli- l(lil(lni,
K.it Mi ..K rii-.- Ilt thm ilmihlcd hit
fi-i-l un. Iir him, ,IIH ii,,. ,,,111,1, r,.nL.,.
id i.w-i hi., ,i., , ,, ,1())i ,,
hold mi Hi.' iiiiin'H Iimi, HiiuuliiK Mui
Im-iivII) in ii,,. Ki-oiimi nn. I lintiiplliu:
I'm him It took n,,.t. r us to chime
i Hi" liiforlnliil uatrlcli niviiy, nnd e'
lll'"llll,,,M t ,r,.j. . , BVH
Hid man's ur.- -iimt's ,) ,n't h.
Ili-ii, ll,H ijiiiKh intrjlinui mn ilde
batllihm S,. ,!!; .ri,
Mji si Pru.htt.
Hlud) .I Mnri ,rm-i Hint il.ini-t In
iwi-i.i) iurlhniii' In muhh- nort Iln. poM
.r priiitn-i rur In u. Dillon 0 tbe nl.li
IlKlila It Hirous upon our p.ut It lu by
way i,t f.iii'tillitiK our future It fiia'
lilts u in nn iiifin I'Xti'iit to roriapo
'hnt MPiitiiall) r. Ill fuertnl.e tho
urth In pro. I' .,r linn-, liiiiminich lis
fi.iin n . rutins nr Mnrs i-niiilni; i-vi-nti
rnsl m.t HiH, i. lt t.r u,,),
t'.-roii'
II Ii lb.- plim.-l's el.- Hint IIIN It thin
tor II..- ml.- .,r ...-r Its sumlU-r Imlk
tins mum-it It In ni,-i' iiik'ker Hum uiir
i-anii ami lu i'iiiiki-qii.-i,n. It has l.mi:
Ullll.- pIKU-ll HiIIIIIkIi Hlllt Mlllk'" of It
plaiii'tnrj inn-iT mIiMi Hi.. , irlli nt
pn-ti'iit i. i-xH-rli.in-ltiK nmi tins nd-laiirt-il
l.i n furlli.r run', tu which In
llniH ibf i-iirili it.i'ir mini conn- If It be
nut 'iit-miidiii.ii iK-fiiri-lianil hy other
ininilM.l,. in l.-tiill or fuuriM. no two
flaiirls .,f ilirriii'Ml Iniiliil nn, hi ri-it-nt
mWi otliir. i-i.iluiloiiiiry hlitory. hut
In a Ki'iioral nay tln-y M-vi-rally fo.low
aonii-thliiz uf iln. sniii.' rood. -IVrclal
IaiuiII In iVntiiry
Why th. Tabl" Ar. Crn.
"Illlllui. I. Ii inn- or iln oldest taini-a
I know ur. ' wiliI n apurtlu uuu. "It
Is old.'r i-ii-n Hum i'ii.imt, which as
pin) iil by I i .lull Ulti. u u-r.iit muuy
hiimlrnl )i-un iiiro Hut. nhllw lillllunla
Is so old. I'll Im'I lion-, uf the deiotoci
of tin- linrii-. nud the cue call tell ui,
why n billiard Inble -on-rl u l crcen.
The Will in tiil.Ii- N nlwa)s rreeli,
Well tin- iiimwr l ulliiple elioutli.
Illllhirtl. i iii.-r.'ly n rurriiptloii uf Hi..'
truo-l old K'il-II-Ii vain.' or bonis, which
Mas pint nl on a li'nutirully Kiei-li
, la n On mini nnd nluti-r day., how
eitr. )our Kiuihli p'irtHiunu couldu'l
Hi of till liowli an suiui-cleu-r Johnuy
coiui'liv.1 tin " bi'is.' or pliiyliiir bowla
Indoors on bis Imitation crt-eii lawn It
was too much uf a clucb, honerer,
pl.i)lnr this kiiiiii. nlth tin- hand In
such cIoih 'iiiurlcri. ro the cue was
liitn-diioiil i put skill Ht ii pr.'mluiu.
That' why Millard tables uro treu,"
l'hllailelpbi.i llio.ril
Divlnj. Far Flih.
A iilibiue meth.l of IKIilliS Ii i-ui-liluT.il
by tintlM'i nli.iik' the rmilniiu
river Tno ililk'oill boats lire employiil
about tblrt) fut Ion;, nlth tno uieu
nllh luii . ' ' In the bow, the
other nt Hi.- teru puntlinj tho boat
alon; They stretch u Ions rope inado
or bmuboui nud plaited Krnst about it
hundred ) anls louzand wcUhteJ nbont
erer) teu yard, nlth bis atones. This
they let donn Into the water, nud the
flali ur.' frlithtcued toward the bank.
'Ihe illiem then Jump In Hirco at u
lime, reiiiululnc down about twenty
1 woods. They carry caffs about debt
ceo liichei lous aud llahhooka nltli
cord attuched. Wheu they atrlko n
tlili they let o the piff, and the tUU It
hauled up In the boat. A bis flro I
1 lighted on Ihe rler bank, nud tho men
nnrni iIu'iim-Iui ln-fon- It when not
dltliiK. -llaiiKoon liuielte.
A Well In a Churchyard.
lliuMiK-k. lu lex, K)ssenea what
Is probably h uulipu' water supply. It
i It entlrel) dcrlicd from n deep well In
the parish churchyard Tl-e well It
our NX) jeari old and l known sa St.
Ilottilph'n' well. The luliabllntits of
Hndaliuk declare Hint It contains th
ln'st drinking water In (Iront llrltaln,
nud, u the Ullage hi cjuoitlon It one
uf the healthiest places lu Ilsao. thero
Ii undoubtedly some tridh In tuelr
boast -London Strand Magatloe.
Feb. 29 Girth..
Vu few distinguished men have
been 'born on l-Yli. 2D of leap jear.
Among them nre Edwatd Cave of th.
tientleuian' Mng.nlne, who was uoru
In icttt. mid Itossliil oil the sauw day
.. i,,i..i vcnrH later. Arcbbte'.tou
Wlillglft lu IWH nnd John, the brother
of Sir IMwIu Landseer. himself u
artist, both died on this day.
Th. Umlt.
Howell-I ilJu't mind getting a lemon
uow nnd then, but- Powell - But
phat? Hov.ell-1 think It It overdoing
tk thing when the lemon hat beu
miuecied -Exchange.
furn.J Hi Cut.
Dolly-I'iiidon me, dear, but you cut
1 u Udlculous llguie oirtho street ettot-
day. Polly-Oh. forghe uie. dearl If
1 had teen you I should have tpoken.-
Clewlhud le.ider
' dulJn't ChaiiB HI. App.raiwii.
Customer I want you lo cut toy hair
. . . . .,... III..-, n hlrtmMl 1001.
to that i non i iwu -v - -
tlarber-l'm ik lightning change srttst.
r-N'ew York Press
.,.,!. n ensv to UrSCtlC SS
It Is to preachl-Chtcago News.
A Pamout Rtgimtnt.
It I doubtful If any other oaf rtfl
mviit furnished mi imjiiuI uumlH-r of
dUlloifulsbed olllors durluK the civil
war at did the Second United atntes
cavalry. Auiouk tho olllccrt were Al
bert Sidney .Johnston, colonel: Honor!
i:, U'o, lieutenant colonel; Wll I In in .1.
Hardee, brevet llculcumit tolonel-,
(leorKo II. Thomas., major. Hubert i:.
Ix-o mid A. H, Johnalon bi-cmne t'en
crahi In tho Confederate army, and
Ilnrilco beenmo lieutenant Kenernl.
Thoinns hecmno n illnlliimililii.il kch
eral in the I'edenil urmy. Anions tho
captalna wero Earl Van Dorn, H. Kir
by Smith and N, a. Kvann. nil of whom
lH'camr xencrali In the Confederate
army. I. N. I'almer, Qeorse Hloueinnn
nnd It, iy. .luhuson held Him name (io
Mltlons lii thu Union urmy. Amoiis the
niibaltenis Jol.u H. Hood. Charles W.
I'lcld, ChamblUa aud I'hlfer becnua
yoUtlicrn senerals. nud It. Marrard aud
othcra nttaliied the hidio place In the
northern nrmy. Captain I'vaut left
tho United States' aervlce before Col
onel Robert E. Io did. and when they
parted at Port Mason. Tex.. Colonel
l.ee said. "I'm aorry to give you up.
Uraiii. Don't know what inny happen
before we meet again. IVrhapt they'll
make you a general."
Halplng Him Out, ,
Mr, Lord looked ao grave one even i
lug that hla wife, a lery young one,'
noticed It und Diked v.'bat was the i
matter. ,
"I auppoae builuett It troubling you,"
(lie surmised ahreudly. "If you've
ulriick n sua,', why don't jou tell me,
aud perhaps I may be nblo to help
your I
After more affectionate adjuration
Lord admitted that hit payroll bother-,
til him. ,
"l'io made It up a far as the work-,
men so," he Hold, "but If I pay the
nteuosrapher there wou't be a penny
left for Davit and me. Davit taye be
en n't stand that, lie mutt have tome
money this month."
Lord's wife was momentarily grave;
then hi-r face brightened.
"Why don't you give the atcnogra '
pher a mouth's vacation." abe tuggcat
ed eagerly, "t'icu divide what there It
with Davla? It m-ems to me." Judicial
Iy, "that would be fair all round."
Vouth'a Compaulon. ,
The Story ef 8tarlloM.
"Ouce there was u group of aportt- j
men who nere all quite broke," aald a
Jocky club otllclal. "They mutt, how
ever, vet In to the races, and one at a '
time they presented themselves at the
paddock gate.
'"1 am the onucr of Starlight,' the I
first raid. He nna well dressed and.
Imposing. They believed and patted
him lu ,
"'I am Mnrllgbt'a trainer,' tald the,
second. Hla red face and bluff man'
i.f.r Iim tMt Itls slnrr. nn.l thev nil. i
milled blui.
"'The tblnl man, amall and thin,
uext appealed.
"Starllghl'a Jockey,' he fald shortly
and hurried through the gate.
"The fourth mid last man of the
group mw vvr) shabby Indeed.
"'Well, who are youV they aald Im
patiently when he presented himself.
'I am Starlight,' nut the meek re
ply" l.os An-Ji'les Time..
Naval Orangaa.
1'imllily not every one has heard the
anecdote about the dear old mother
nho' ton hud been promoted to be
unit lleutenaut In the navy, lie tent
her n box of line navel oranges from
Florida and tblt brief note:
Pear Uothrr-Juat a handful of navel
orancts. aom. thing you will find .iptclal
Iy choice. Davotwlly, JACK.
Sneaking of Jack to tome guesta at
the boutc n few nlgbta later as 'they
were enjoying the oranget, abe remark
ed. "Juit the very beat boy In all tbc
world, dear, denr Jack. What a iplen
did aullor, and every Incb an officer!
Hut he never could learn to tpell. Juit
thluk of a lieutenant tpelllng naval
with an V aud a amall 'n.' ltn't It
embarraatlug lo a mother? Still It
soundt all the fame when you apeak
It." New York Preia.
"Th Morning Tub."
A few years ago a sister of mln.
called In to see au old lady who lived
Is a little cottnge In Lincolnshire and
lu course of comersntlou happened to
mention tbat she bad a cold spongs-
, down every moruiug.
"Law, ml," aald the old lady, "aud I
I doe your mother knowV '
i "Yes, certainly, and aha quit, ap-
nmi-es "
: "Well," said the old lady. "All washes
j ml fnace Ivveiy dnay, au' Ah washes
ml neck once u week, but Ah've nlvver
bin washed all ower tluce Ab was a
baby."
! This good lady lived to the ripe old
1 age or ninety-three. Cor. London
, Newt.
I Tht Lotut Eat.r..
The race of people to whom tho name
"Lotus Eaters" was applied was a
Lyblau tribe, known to tbe Ureeks as
eurly as tbe time of Homer. Herodo
tus describes their couutry and says
that a caravan route. led from It to
Egypt. Tbe lotus still grows there in
great abundance a prickly sbrub bear
lug a fruit of a sweet tatteT compared
by Herodotus to tbat of tbe date. It It
still eaten by tbe uatlves, and a kind
of wine is mkde from Its Juice.
Superfluous.
Copy Reader How will It do to head
this story "A Growing Scandal?" City
Editor Cut out tbe "growing." That a
redundant A scandal always grow.
-Chicago Trlhuue.
A Stowaway.
She (on tbe Atlantic llnr)-Dld you
observe tbe great appetite of that stout
man' at dinner?. He-YeJ, H must
be what titty call stowaway. Isw
dsn Telegraph.
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 G Sanborn Coffees
FURNITURE
Our goods are new and attractive.
ALSO THE PRICES
E. W. GILLETT & CO.
Bert E. Witiirow,
Vice Prenldent
Abstracting
Maps, Plans,
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Don J. Zumwalt, C, E.
Preaidcnt
Klamath Falls, Oregon
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef. VeaL Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Freth and Cured Meata and Sausages of all klndt.
Wo handle our meats in tho mott modem way In clean
linen and surroundings. Try us and we will b most
happy to have you for customer. Free Delivery.
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 the interior. U. S.
Ijind Office at Lakeview, Oregon, June
20 1003. Notice it hereby given thst
Ata Fordyce, of Ft. Klamath, Oregon,
who, on Auguit 24, 1901, made home
stead entry, No 2433, (or Lots 11, 12 and
13, Hection 4, Tow mite 33 ., Range ?K
K., Will. Meridian, hat tiled notice ot
intention to make Final five yrar Proof,
to ettalillsh claim lo the land abovo de
scribed, before County Clerk, Klamath
County, at hla office, at Klamath Falls,
Orrg.Mi, on the lstdayol Auguit, 1908.
Claimant names aa witnesses: James
Gonlan, K. M. Lever, 11. J. Bavldge
aud Chat, Martin, all ol Ft. Klamath,
Oregon. 023
J. N. Watson, Regltter.
Notice For Publication
Department o( the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakevlew, Oregon, June
18, 190S. Notice It hereby given tbat
Herbert J. Savide, of Ft. Klamath,
Oregon, wio, on September 2i, 1902,
made homestead, No, 2773, for SWJ.
Section 30,Townahip32S., Range 7WE
Will. Meridian, hat died notice of in
tention to make Final live year Proof, to
establish claim to the Und above de
(crlbei1, befoie County Clerk, Klamath
Co., at hit office, at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, on the 1st day ot August, 1908.
Claimant names aa n Itnessea , Christ
Welts, Edd Leaver, Charlie Martin and
James Emm, all of Ft. Klamath, Ore
iou. 0-22
J. N. Watson, Regltter.
Cleaning and prectlug at the Pant-
atorlum, We call for and deliver
your clothes. Phone 7G. 7-13
Allvn Simh,
Secu-tary
Bine Prints, Etc.
M. D. WlLUAMS, C. E.
Treaturer '
Office on Fifth Street
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of tbe State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath,
Ilerlha It. Conner, Plaintiff)
va
Daniel It. Conner, Defendant.)
To Daniel R. Conner the above named
defendant; You ar. hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint Hied
agalnat you in the above entitled suit
on or before the 23 dsy ol July 1006, be
ing th. lstt dsy ol the time In the order
of the publication ol this summons,' the
tlrat publication thereof being on th. .11
day of June 1903: and II you fail so to
appear and answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to Ihe court for Ihe
reliel prayed for In the complaint here
in to wit; For a decree dlatolvlng the
bonds ol matrimony existing between
plaintiff and delendant; (or the care
and custody ol Lorene J. Conner and
the coats aud disbursements ol this suit:
and (or such other and further reliel at
to tbe court may seem juat snd equitable.
This summons is served by publi
cation thereof in the Evening Herald by
order ot Ihe Honorable J. B. Griffith
County Judge of Klamath County, Ore
gon, made, dated and tiled in this suit
st Klamato Falls, Oregon, on the 11 of
June 1903. Which ssld order It le
qulred that summons In this suit be
publltbed once a week, (or a period ol
six succetilve and consecutive weeks
(torn the II of June 1903.
. II. W. Ksissc,
jlM Attorney for Plaintiff.
CENTRAL CAFE
Open Day
and Night
Private Dining Parlors
Oysters Served la Aay style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
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