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OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL
MARSH LANDS
.50 PER-CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.
iiIlATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS EASYJEHMS
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THE EVENING HERALD
ImusJ Dally, Except Sumlsy, by the
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
NOTICK FOR I'UIU.IOATIOX.
' U. S. Land Oillco nt LnVctlow,'
1 Oregon, April :c, 1309. ,
NOTlCi: Is hereby Riven that
HAMi:i. JOHNSTON, of Klamath I
Fiitts, Oregon, who, on Nov. ;?, i
1 I30S, tnatlo Timber ami Stono Sworn
Statement No. 0S67, for NVi S4,'
Section IT, Township 31! S., Itangu
U i:.. Will. Meridian, ha Med
notice of Intention to make Final '
Troof, to citubllsh elnlm to tlio Intul
Ihio described, before County Clerk
Klamath County, nt his olTteo nt '
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on tlio 19th j
tin) of August. 1909.
Claimant name lis witnesses; I
Frank M. Upp. of Klamath Fall,
UreGoii; Henry Oftcnliartier. of Kla-
Cencsalcd Wispans. act of June 3. 1S7S. nn.l ncU amend-ii,tb Fnlln. Orecon: Alin J. Swift.
One In a cotlep. town the rumor a,orj.( kn0Rn , ,ho "Timber nnd!,,f Klamath Fall. Oregon; John
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Dally, by mall, one year $5.00
Dally, by mall, itx monthi J.&0
Dally, by mall, three, monlha 1.J5
Dally, 'by mall, ono month 50
Dally, dcllrercd by carrier, one week 50
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY, AUGUST 23. 1909.
Stone Ijiw." nt ueh value as might
be died by appraisement, and that.
that students were carrying voucealctl
weapon reached the car of the local
uillju 1t.A litf Nt Mir tti.-t trlli.
tent order tliat the heinous practice pursuant to such application, the land
bould I stopped. One djy a croup and timber thereon have been ni-
of tbem passed a policeman, and one pralird. June 14, 1909, the timber ?
of the students Iu to dolnc put his Utnated 515 board feet at J0.T5 per
hand to bis blp pocket. Thcu. as lfjM ,nj ,he land I190.S0; that said
recollecting himself In time, he hastily
withdrew It and looked sheepishly at
the policeman.
"What have you In that pocket r'the
latter asked sternly.
Instead of answering, tbe student
and all bis companions, as If panic
stricken, started to run. After a chase
all tbe students were cornered and or
dered lo deliver up whatever they, bad
applicant will offer final proof In suit
port of bis application and sworn
statement on the) 21st day of October,
1909. before It. it. Itlchardson,
United Slates Commissioner, nt
Klamath KalU. Orecon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest
thlt purchase before entry, or Initiate
a contest at any time before patent
iu iceir nip poena. , ,
Meekly tbey obeyed. Each one car-,'""" "' """ " -"- -rled
a corncob. The remarks of tbe davit In this odec, allcglne fact
policemen cannot possibly be record-1 which would defeat tho entry.
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Thsr. one wss a man with monsy t
buns.
Wao nsrtr turns any that you could tils
wrn. What was ths uh?
Ttwrt one waa a worm that wanted to
turn.
But didn't attempt It, so far as I learn.
What was the use?
Chicago Tribune.
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OKTON',
Register.
notice of rn.i.vo or flat
United States Land Office, ljtkcvtow,
Oregon, Aufiust C, 1909
NOTICE is hereby Riven that town-
Fin Crops. "''' ,,,au ,uvc0, unJef Cnn'nct
"Do you raise anything worth while Xo- 3:- ,or Section 7. IS, 19 :.0
In your pirdenr ald the vliltor from. and 31, Township 37 South, Rango 7
the city. ICast, Willamette meridian; Scct'ous
I should say so," answeretl Mr.li to SG. Inclusive. Township !'
Crosslot. -It a tbe best place for Ush South, Range IS East. Willamette
In worms la the entire Tillage."
Washington Star.
NOTICK FOR PFBUC.VI IO
Department ot the Interior, U. F.
Land Offlco at Lakqvlew, Oregon,
August 7, 1909.
NOTICE Is hereby given tluit
James D. Iluhphry, whoso postofllce
address 1 Klamath Falls, Oregon,
did, on tbe 23d day of April, 190C,
file In this office sworn statement r.nd
application. No. 01827, to purchase
the WVi of BEVi, Section 23, Town
ship 37 South. Rango 9 East, Wll-
lametlo meridian, and tho timber
thereon, under tbe provisions of the
meridian; Sections 1 to 2C. Inclusive.
Tonihlp 24 South. Range 18 East
Willametto meridian, and supple
mental plat of segregation survey of
Sections 4, 9. 1C, 21, 2S nnd 32,
Township 31 South, Rango 74 Eait,
Willametto meridian, will bo file.' In
this office on September 15th. 1901
On and after said date all of s!d
land will be subject to selection!,
entry or filing on, If said lane's are
not otherwise reserved or appro
priated. ARTHUR- W. ORTON.
Resistor.
FRED P. CRONEMILLER.
needier.
uscl, of Klamath Falls, Oregon;
Lester Klrkpatrlek, of Klamath
Fall. Oregon; John J. Furber, of
I'okegama, Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
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WANT ADS.
SI'ITl.M. NOTlCi:
NOTlCi: Fiom the ISlh until the
22d tho Klamath Messenger Serv-l
ice t.'IU be open for business from ,
S a. m. to 9 p. m.
FOR SAI.i: Real Cktiile.
HAVE ii few lots to glvo'uwny in
Opportunity addition on tho Upper.
lake lo parties nlshlng to hulM
homes. Keller hurry and get ono of
these tl.ey arc nbjolulely free. See
the owner, K. 1). MarDonnld.
FOR SALE SO ncics. -0 ncroi In
crop; 3 horses, wagon, set of liar-
ness. 2 cows. ".. thickens: C-roo:n
bungalow, furnlnhcil, I miles from
town; ?I00 ier ncrt", as tcrtns
II. E. I'olntor. Klamath Kails.
i!i:i.i w..vri:ir.
WANTED A lady to do plain sew
ing. Apply to .Mrs. 1'eck. Klamath
Falls Iron Workr.
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Helping the Town . .
Ily tanking your money iu a lutnk in your own commun
ity you Increase the roiiuiiuiiily'a wiurr lo do business. If
auUtantlal fanoers want lo Iximur money llierr Is more to
loan litem. If you lunk yorr money ny from homo It la
loaned to other farmers, inert linots and nuinufaclurt-rs. Help
your home people. Hloney hidden at home hi-li uo one.
rUecd In bank It la put "to work lo Maya that help all.
The
First National Bank
of Klamath Falls
I a good bank to put your money In af ai.d reliable.
A Savings Account . .
b rainy day fund, a life Insurant r policy, a kick bent-Ill, a
funeral beueflt, and an old age ieuslpii. There is no forfeiture
clause In Ike passbook, and ll la under the owner's control at
all time. II will tide hlui over sltkneas; It will ran- for hi
family when be must got II will we him through old age, anil
bury blm when be die, ll I a simple business iroMMitlou.
Benin early, and keep It up. and, like niunua iu the deM-rt. It
will supply blm na be Journeys.
Now la the time to 0eii on arrount with tbe
The
Firit Trnit and Savings Bank
A0KNT8 wanted In every town for
tho Steel Adjiiitahlo Hnmelce.t
Horso Co lam. No padi, liumei,
straps; rsn bo used with nny kind of
tug attachnmtits. Will not gall horso
or wear out. Will not corrode or rust,
i'rlco JG.00 each. Ask our denier
Wrlto for lltcratur". Address Nelson
Wllver Company, exclmlvo distrib
utor I'acillcCoast States. Albauy.Ore
THE Oregon Nursery Company of
Salom, On-goii. tho largest mul
bcit-known nursery company In tho
Northwest, has openings for two or
Ihrjo atendy nnd reliable rnlesmeu
I for Hoiitl.etn Orezun and Northern
jrallfornln territories. Full lnforn-.n-
rion upon requhi. uurt tregiin
Nursery Co.. Salem, Orezuu,
WANTED- Olrl for telephono i-t-ratur;
ono with experlenco In the
work Preferred. Apply nt Klamath
Fnlls fifflce.
FOR HALE JIlMiIlaui on.
FOR SAI.i: Cooking range, good ui
new. Inquire Model baker).
$2.00
per
year
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THE REPUBLICAN
The Best Weekly in the Best Town
in the Best County in the Best State
The duties of .1 Weekl) News
paper are Milled nnd Mirlnm. It
inrrle.t lo the outllliK district Jnd
n.uptt) hoiiif the news of lb"
week, mul kee.-s the ioiinlr nl
iliht In liniili with tin1 wor" ;"'
Ini te In i manner that ion!.' In'
toiored Iu no other mi) Throiigh
Its tolumiis our touutrv fi'eiiiU
learn of tlio didngs In the neigh
boring lilies nnd towns, the tuts of
ll-i-ir county olllttnU, nnd the de
liberntliiiis nnd deciilons of the
county toiirts.
In Its ndrertlslng column the
progrcsiho mtrrhniit sets forth
his unres. mid man) a bargain l
decldeil from Its tolutinis boforo
tho trip to town Is made. Man)
meriLants tako mUnutaEo of Us
ndvertlslug space lo set their good
thus bsfnrt' prospecthe riistiimers,
nnd In doing so mako many sale
that would otl.erwtio he lot to
them.
lion- welcome a sign In town l
wlen ll tin ''ten made familiar to
the Mllor h) lis constant nplunr
nine In his" We.'kl) Newspaper
no one but that lllor fun tell,
but froiu his eager search for
l.imlllar names It Is ar lo deter?
mini" Jiul what weight his Wvtklr
Kites lo his Judgment when mak
ing purchases
Tim lleiuibllrnii offers ettep
lloual oMirtuiililes to tho enter
prltlng mrrrhant tu this reJiwrt.
It goes Into ettr) home III the
iimiit) Those who liaM- not suit
srrlbed for It am borrowing It
from their neighbor, and proiuls
lig to subscribe whru they rotiiu
lo town With a circulation ol over
1.000 1 1, 021. to be i tart). It Is
read b) tlte times that number,
and I a welttmif guest to mrry
member of every family
Our mailing lltt I open to all
projective ndvertUets. or to any
one wl,o I Interested In it, and at
12 l'ir )iar the llepubllran Is the
l,..l int tit i-.r made I) mil
pelsoll III sealltl of the bust
It I the eltdrator of til" pub
Ushers to innke tho Itrpubllmii III.
Irmlcr of all Blllte Weekl) Now.
papers, and no evins Is spHM !
nrcompllsti this end ll Is lar
ahrad of all local coiiiprtltoi lion
mi. I will always In so 1 tin l.lrll
ltl are uinnriia.l In any otnio
In lh Htalx The tiiosl liio-lern
lil.irlilurr) nnd Iho ltet fares of
Dpe are used In It production
No etpeatv I siNtied la any wa.
an-l the result Is toll evident.
As the itiuhlry grows with lh
rapldlt) tlal It has In the pa it few
)iars. and as brilliant pioi-ct
(ornrait for the future. Jiul so fait
will the llcpubltrvtii grow, From
the Utile Inur-pAR Pair of three
years ago. II has leached Us pre
ent generous proportions, and Us
future Is bound to Im Just a great
as the fulurp of ttila srrtlon.
Advertising Rates on Application
$2.oo
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NOilCE OF III.sMH.lTLr.N OF
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Tho pulillp Is hereby uotined thnt
tl.o partnershlii Mrm of .Morgan d
Wickstrom l:ai Leen dUtolved, Mr
M or nu n having dlsioied of nil his In
tcroat therein to A. 'tkstrom, who
ulllroullnuoti) operato tho steamboat
Eaglo nnd other (nrtnershtp prope'
11. i formerly owned and operated I
Morgan & Wlckatrom.
ANTON WICKHTItOM.
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! 16-INCH TAT J I
slab vvuuu;
$3.75
a cord, delivered to any
j:aii c: cry
ACKLEY BROS, i
l'honc 45 t
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XX-O-X)))-)-:.-;- v))'vvov--'.
FOR SALE At a bargain; a No.
Oliver typewriter, with l.'.-lnrli
cnrrlcr. In nrst-cl.m condition; n
1110 machine for )75. Call ut O. K.
Transfer ulllro nnd nco It.
FOR SALE Freight outfit, com
plcte, tonslktlr.i; of S horses and
burnt.-, stretchers nnd ilialim, i No,
1 wagons; capacity of wugous, 30,
000; nil In No. 1 condition. Merrill
& Son. Park stable, Merrill, Ore.
.MIHCi:i.l.ANF.or.S.
FOR SALE Railroad tliket, llrsl
class, to Los Angvle or Knu Diego,
Cal. Address I. 0 box 2r,, Lain-vluw.
THE Southern I'adllc I. tin now on
nalo round trip ticket In Seattle.
good for sixty dayii, with privllego of
stopover in nny point on routu for
I2K.7D. Tho final limit on these
tickets expire October 2 let.
ORDER our Ice from t). !,". 'linntfcr
company.
I)O.X J. ZCMWtIT,
I'ruildint
Abstracting
Maps, Plans, Blue Prints, Elc.
h M. Ilcnn,
Vire-I'rea. andTresi
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors nnd Irrigation Engineers
IUkt B WiTimfw, Secretary
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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FURNISHED rooms und Hpnrtmcnti
ut mo uaiuwin.
CEMENT Imported coment Just re
ceived; cnrluud Allien coment In
Iron ban ola. lialdwlu llnrdwnro Co.
TO LXCIIANfJi:.
TO EXCHANGE California for Ore-
gon; 1C0 acres dcudod land, tlllo
porfr-ct, no mortgage; fruit, grain nnd
cranes. For arrengo nt or near Klnin-
nth Fulls. II. D. Sibley, I'. O. box Ii7,
San HormTrdlno, Cal
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
Mntrican Bank & Trait Co.'f KaUdlngj
O. K. TRANSFER CO.
K'p 11 moving; vc arc prcparctl for wtirJC
Tcaniiiij;, tlraying anil forwanling. Is noT
Rulinlilc antl prompt service wr.itliy ymiR
A'H-'inioii? Day or Niglit. We're not a coinA
N''lr phones. olFicc 871 antl 87.S die liaiN
S'iy: Baggage and I'ianos are spccialmS
Flight onJers lianillctl quickly No blufF
iti-ppeil with llie only piano truck ImiE
R astmalile rates on goods stored llfiliR
Gall or phone us before placing orders. C
O. K. TRANSFER CO.
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j REFRIGERATORS
i toia storage SfSfta-cw
: White Ename
1 Food
Chamber
$21 to $24.50 J
Reliable galvan
ized Food
Chamber
$17
to
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li us ins isiiii iiiii w
F WHITE MOUNTAIN i
Tti FREEZER V9
AZ " thi mini. Vr
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wl mmm MM mm feM kt, cr
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K ROBLR'I s fi m
HANKSM
VtoJMrtT&lataWX -"- ' mXt
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$21
ROBERTS a HANKS
HARDWiUlE MERCHANTS
'MttitsttlMltltt!!!'
; China and Glassware
J
Don'l )oii nnut some nice Dinner Ware, Taiiry lllie.
I'lnles, Tmnblera, Jnrtlluleres, Oriiniiienia, C'IuiiiiIht Hel. M'alir
H'ler. I'ri-eera ,,K, .f M nil,M.lltll for yr lionie
nil Inblo v carry iuiIi iM-nutliriil Clihm na Hie llmlhiml
I" Main and Kol. rlnimetl. Keti our e.tenslvo tll.ph.y. Tlie
lrKe.t Mok In t, ,,y ,, t ,, (1W f(Wf
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