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Excellent values in Underwear for
both Men and Women. Men's heavy
coats, Mackinaws and wool sox.
Visit our Blanket Department; most
anything in the blanket line can be
had here
Big Line of Women's and Childaen's
coats at reduced prices. See our
Rubberized Coats, $6.75, for Women
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Ther. la money on hand to redeem
lit. following warrants:
:o:t 302 se: :oio :on jej:
10)3 3034 303b 3036 3037 3031
303 1010 1041 1M4 3043 3043
3044 304S 304 3047 3041 17I
117 304 10SO SOU 3013 30G3
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1040 30CI 3043 3043 3044 304S
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3073 3073 3074 307b 307C 3077
3071 307 3010 3041 3013 2041
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City Treasurer
FINAL AtXOUVT KOTICK
Not Ico la hereby Riven that Martha
Franco Willi, administratrix of tlio
eatata of James Calrta Hlitlrr, de
ceased, tin In- on July 17, If 07,
filed hor final report In aald matter,
and on the Slat ot October, 10,
Bled bar supplementary final rciort
and account In aald matter, with the
clerk of tho county court of Klamath
county, Oregon, the aald court did, by
order mad. and entered on the Hat
day of October. HOP, appoint Satur
day, November 30th, 1109. at the
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
at the courthoute of aald county and
atata In Klamath Fall, Oregon, o
tho time and place for tho hearing of
aald settlement of aald aecounta and
atata.
MARTHA rilANCKfi WILLS.
10.13-1 MP Administratrix.
wanti:i
TIMBER LANDS.
WuftjiH and Iiilneeriig
HARRIS & mills
Oflko hi Miepknn! Hnlldlng.
TOl'AX U tho bfrth atone for
THIS MOKTII.
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tho nionlli of November
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with a SOLID UOLft KING.
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A plan for world-wide weather re
port b) wlrelei, to Inrrra. the In
formation avallablu for forecaster
will be dltciiMcd at an International
! Ittia: of meteorotoclila In lndon
nett month.
At the ireent rate ot Increaae In
coal consumption In Ihl rouutry. the
Kroloslral aurvey Ofurra that all the
easily accclblu coal wilt be eihauit-
In tlio )rar 3010 and all coal a cen
tury later.
Tlio Hmllhionlan luntltutlou will
erect a aubttanllal observatory on the
summit of Mount Whitney, Cal., to
rnabto Investlaator to atudy the at
iuoihrrlc condition at a great altl
tiiilo In dry, clear nlr.
Ten year ago contractor gave up
ns Impracticable an attempt- to tun
nel under tho Hudson river at Now
York. Now there nro fourteen auch
tunnels with rallwa) connecting
Manhattan with the oKalto ahore.
Tho electrification of tho Grand
Trunk Pacific railway for tho 4(0
mile between tho St. Lawrence river
ntid Monclon I being advocated to
losaen tho dancer of foreat Ore due
to locomotive, (park.
The Isthmian canal commlulon I
Importing from llermuda hundred
of small fish of a variety that Uvea on
mosiiulto larvao to aid In Ita warfare
n malnrlal and other Ulsoasc apread
by tho ImiecU.
AgalN the lUce to the Hwlft
Tho writer ot a now atory In the
New York Evening Post offer tho
aalo at n recent autclon of a hansom
cab and harneaa for f 17, the original
cost of tho vehicle having boon 13,-
000, a evidence of tho extent to
which tho tailcab ha routed tho old
order ot thing on tho atreeta of the
big city. Tho hnniom I rapidly leav
ing New York, Just aa It haa practic
ally disappeared In London. Tho
hnniom U ot no vol no for private uo,
and Ha day a n public vehicle la
about our. Motor vehicle aro largo-
ly luperaodlng hack aa public voht-
cleit, and onco again tho race la to the
awlft.
KnglamVa Ileat-lrcaav4 ItobatMta
Udy Winifred Oore, half alitor of
tho Karl ot Arran, lSyeara old, en
joy tho dlatlnctlon ot being one ot
tho beat draed na well aa one of the
hniUnmat dabut'antea In London ao-
clety pAhe year. Ska live with her
motner, the Dowager Counteaa ot an
rati, at.Queen'a Head Mead, near
Wlndaor. London DUpate.
THE BIDDLEOF SLEEP
A Myi!eryhat the Mind ol Man
It Unable to Penetrate.
THE CAVERN OF MORPHEUS.
It la fitch Slack a Far a Human
Undtrttandlng Qt, Per W Knew
N Mere About It Than We D Abeirt
lla Twin Mytttryl Death,
When all la written, bow little we
know of deep! II I a closing of lb
e)c. a disappearance, a wondering re
turn. In uneasy alutnlier, In drenuile
dead ret. In horrid nightmare or In
ecilaile of aomtiolfiit fanclea the eye
are blinded. Ill body I abandoned,
while the Inner essence I we know not
where. We hive no other knowledge
of deep than w have of death In de
lirium or coma or trance, no les thin
In normal sleep and In dissolution, the
aoul I gone. In lueae It return. In
I hit It doe not com agtln. or o w
Iguorantly IhJnV.
Yet when 1 teOect on my death I for
get that I have encountered It many
lime already and And myself none
the worse, I forget that I aleep The
fly haa no shorter eilstrnre than
man'. We Ittistl about for a few
year with ludhro'is Importance, a
Ixilltrfllr liuta at the window pane.
They, inn, may Imagine Ihemnelre of
Infinite moment In Ihl unlverve we
birr with litem, ftut Ihl I to take
no account of the profnoatlc of lerp
Titer I something hidden, aomethlng
secret, aome unfatbomei mystery
wbnae presence w feel, but rannot
verify; some permeatlv thought 'In
atafeully moving In 'our heart, aome
plwfpnoreerence that glow we know
net whence through our abadowy at
om. Neither deep Itself nor half Ita prom.
Ise nor myderle hive been plumbed
It U the mother of superstition and
of miracle In dream we may earcb
the surface power of the freed aoul
Visions In the night are not all hallu
cinations; voiced In the night are not
all mocking There I a prophet dwell
within the mind-not of the mind, but
deeper throned In obacurlty.
The brain cannot know of Ihla holy
presence nor of It life In aleep The
bralu Is mortal and untrustworthy, a
phonograph and a camera for audible
and wlahle existence Rtrtke It a
blow In childhood ao thai It eeeare Ita
labor and awake II by surgery after
forty year and It will repeat tbe In
fantile artlon or word It last recorded
and will take up Ita task on Ike In
atant. making no account of tbe Inter
mediate year They are nooetlatent
In It, Yet to that bidden memory those
diseased yer are not blank. It knows.
It ba recorded, though the brala has
alrpt. And In hypnotic or percale
trance, when I hit wonderful ruler Is
released from tbe prlon of tbe body. It
ran speak through Ibe atom blent ma
chinery of the flesh and tell of thing
man himself could not know because
of hi parnlyted brain. Thla ruler la
not asleep In aleep, nor In delirium I
It delirious, and In death I It dead?
Through all the age II haa been oar
iphlni. which we have Interrogated In
vain. It Join not In our laughter uor
our tear. We have fancied It with Im
mobile, brooding feature of utmost
knowledge and wisdom and sorrow. It
tins asked us but one quetlon.1ior
fmm the day of Oedipus untn today
hate we answered rightly, so ttiat we
die of our Ignorance. It la Odrle liv
ing In us,- It I the unknown Ood to
whom we erect our altar, tbe Ore In
tbe tabernacle, the presence behind Ibe
Tell. Not In normal wakefulness at
lesat will II anawer our queries, but In
sleep sometimes It will sneak. And It
may toulbty be that at last, after all
these centuries, w are learning bow
to iiueailon It and In hypnotic trance
and In the fearful law of suggestion
re discovering somewhat of Its mys
tery and how to employ It for our
worldly good. Yet to Ita essential se
cret wo are no closer than our fore
father were.
We may deflno dream and night
mare, com and swoon and trance
with what terms we will, search their
nhvslcal reason and learn to guide
and guard, yel we know no more of
them than of electricity? We may be
gin to upect that telepathy and clair
voyance and occult force of the soul
are not superstltloui fancies, and w
mar even empirically classify and
atudraud direct them. Yel tbe aoul
Itself Is no nearer our Inquisition.
Though we ahould know of Ita real
lly, though our Unite minds shoald
fathom Ibe Infinitude, of what benefit
would It be? Would II modify our be
liefs or our hopes or our fallhaf Would
It dictate one action lo our passionate
Uveal There would be no change In
human nature and no reforms of the
world. We are Ihe children of our fa
thers, and our children will tread the
prehistoric paths. Dream are our life,
whether wo wake or aleep. We drowse
through ciUtence. awaking and dylmt
and being reborn dally, ever torpcecent
and unamated, and our thousand alum,
lieroua death we call restorative aleep
-sleep that restores our physical be
ing, building up where we have torn
down, recreating what we destrpjn
Wack-pltch black, Indeed-la tbe
eatero of Morpheus, faith peoplea It
wllb varied legions ana ouiia irs
chaos Into myriad forms, Nightly we
enter It and drain tbe Lethean air and
forget, and dally we return with re
joicings, babbling of dreams that wen
not dreamed, and Anally wo enter for
tbe last tin and drain somewhat
moro deeply tbe casence of scstaar
and awake no more and bo more re
turn to tba autumn dyed aklea of the
dawu. And yet wq aball ra.-At-matle
MoatMr.
The Brick Store
will dote iti doon alter January UttO
All Goods Must be Sold Regardless
of Cost
The object li to get rid of goods, not to make nosey
Watch our window for b-irgains. All goodi must be sold
4 TKLKOKAPHJC TAW
New York Rose Pastor Stokes,
who was a cigar worker In Cleveland,
Ohio, before marrying J. O. Phelps
Blokes, tho millionaire socialist, re
cently charged that -August Belmont,
tho American representative of the
ItothKhlld, haa contributed 150,000
to conduct a fight agalnat socialism
and tbe National Manufacturers' as
sociation wa considering spending
11,000,000 for the same purpose. 8b.
also declared that tbe time for social
Ism was ripe In America, but not
throughout the rest of the world. In
this connection Mr. Stoke said:
"The new rebellion must be fought
with the ballot If possible, but with
bullet It necessary. There must be a
rebellion, or white slavery will re
mit. 1 cannot see that we can win
by the ballot alone. I wish that w.
could, but the federal courts are so
blinded by capital that It Is Impossi
ble for them to cop. with th. present
conditions."
Medford John F. Stevens, former
chief engineer of the Panama canal,
la la the city working oa a report for
John ft. Allen regarding aa electric
road In tbe valley.
Orlatol. England Retastag to ea
ter her own recognisance to keep tb.
peace, Theresa Qurnett, the suffra
gette who attempted to horsewhip
Winston Churchill, president of the'
London board of trade, recently, waa
sentenced to .one month's Imprison
ment. As she waa being led from the
courtroom she sheuted:
"All ministers of tbs present cabi
net will receive similar treatment
from suffragettes."
Spokane, Wash. Tbe doors of tb.
second national apple show were
thrown open when President Taft
touched a golden key at the White
House. A million and a half apples
of all variety are on exhibition. The
show covers more than tea acres of
pace, and entries from all over tbe
United States are on display.
London M. Dlerlot, tho French
man who startled th. world by pilot
ing his aeroplane across, the English
channel, will not appear during the
Ameriean aviation week at Los An
geles, Cal., unless h. receives 180,
000 for bla services. Dlerlot pro
poses competing at tho Egyptian
meet, which Is causing bo small
amount ot discussion throughout En
rope, and unless the American pro
moters meet his terms be will prob
ably try for some of the valuable
prlies that will be oKered la th. land
ot the sphynx. Several French avia
tors who have been approached with
offers to appear la th. United States
have expressed their willingness to
take their craft across th. ocean.
Kingston, Jamaica Meager re
ports received her. show that enor
mous property damage was wrought
In tb. Interior by the storm and hur
rlcano of laat week. Railroad trafnc
Is completely paralyaetd and U will
be weeks before th. highways are
passable.
Washington Formal announce
ment was mad. at th. departmeat ot
justice ot th. reapolatment of FrancU
J. lleney aa assistant attorney gen
eral to repressBt th. govsrameat la
th. Oregea wad eases.
Baa Fraaalaco la all probaWlKy
Fraaela 3, Haaisy win mbUbb his
dutlM Ib thla tttx aa assistant dis
trict attorasy aatll January 1st, when
his ta Mplrsa. Taa uaowMaMBt
cam. suddenly, as It was not expected
he would go bsck to Oregon.
Washington, O. C. A movement
has been started to havo congress
tske sctlon to prohibit football In
tho District of Columbia as a result
of the death of Archie Christian, the
University of Virginia football player
who was hurt la the gas, with
Oeorgtowa university Saturday.
Calcutta Lady Mlnto Is prostrlT
ed following her experience wfci-B a
man threw two bombs at th. carriage
In which she was riding with ber
hnsband, Lord Mlnto, viceroy ot In
dia. A score of detectives went to
Ahmedsbad to assist la tb. hunt for
th. culprit. At the request of bis
wife, wbo Is anxious to return to Krg-t
land, and who also fears for tho life
ot her huaband If be continue la his
totltlon, he I serlonsty thinking of
resigning bis post. An examlnatloq
thows that the bomb contained pic
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ric acid. When th. trat bomb was
thrown at th. carriage a dragooa M
Ing alongside spurred forward aad
with outstretched saber latercepted It
and bnrled th. mlssU. sea. dtsiaaee
Into a sand heap. The sseoad atracit
the ground, bat failed Utaaalode.
London Tb abdleafiea of Kfcag
Leopold of Belgian la aiusaaailartlr
expected. DlpatcM dsjeJar that tb.
king has booa-wiraed that serloaa
:onsequeaea wlH follow If h. re
fuses to renounce th. throne, it Is
understood that th. aatl-LsspsId par
ty Is negotiating with Prise. Arbsrt.
heir to th. throne, to persaed him 4)
succeed his father.
Washington. D. C President Taft
declared November IStb aa Thanks
giving Day.
Ha, your aateasobil. Una !'
canlsed at tb. Baldwta Mat aa4
Supply company. Pboa. ttl.
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