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MOXBAT, MARCH I, ISIT
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FOR SALE A. $550 piano, good as
ae, arte $100. W.S.Slough. 15-tf
FOR 8ALE Dairy cows and calves.
8m Joseph Vletorln, Malln, Ore.
1-Ct -
FOR SALE 3 K -Inch Bain wagon.
Sae Lloyd Redact at Roberts A
WMtmore's. 13-St
FOR 8ALE OR EXCHANGE Three
broonse turkey gohlers; will trade
for Rhode Island Red chickens or will
salt far $J.50 each. R. W. Tower.
Werden. Ore. 13-6t
FOR SALE OR RENT At very reas-i
oaaMe7 price, a sort driak eetab
lienmeat complete, la Malta. Ore., on
Vum1 MWaawtrtaw YItsM tUft raftll
and part oa rood security. A real
flne chance for a hustler 'to start a
good business, inquire Joseph Vle
' toria. Malta. Ore. 16-6t
FOR SALE 460 acres, fenced and
cross fenced; "0 acres seeded to
fall rye; fair house and barn, with
ether outbuildings; stock well with
windmill: also domestic well; no reas
onable offer refused; come and see it.
Mckaeea reason for selling. A., F.
ClaMne. 1 miles south of Merrill. 15-6
FOR RENT
FOR RENT A Are room house close
in. W. 8. 81oagh. 15-tf
FOR RENT Faraiahed houaekeep
iag rooms. Riverside Apartments,
at the bridge. ' 17-Zt
TO LET Seme good scraper work;
also some rock work. See T. H.
ssyaeh, Merrill. 19-Jt
APARTMENTS TO RENT--4 rooms
and bath; completely furnished.
Apply E. J. Murray, Cedar and High.
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Bunch of keys on ring.
Owner can have same by calling on
Dr. F. R. Ooddard. I. O. O. F. bldg.,
pboae 321, and paying for this ad.
17-at
LOST Pfnah laprobe. green and
black, between this city and Stukel
bridge, March IS; reward; leave at
Herald onto. - 16-3t
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DON'T SELL your hides and pelts an
til you see B. P. Lewis, 6th at, near
Klamath. Phone 355. 9-tf
NOTICE is hereby given by the Local
Carpenter's Union, No. 190, Klam
atb Falls, Oregon, that, owing to the
laereaslag high coat of living, they
will Increase their scale of wage from
fiflc to 60c per hour, each Increase be
ing effective on and after the 1st
day of May. 1917. 3-1 m.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN C. CI.KGHORX
Coaaty Surveyor
ClrH gtaeer
DR J. H. CARTER ,
DENTIST
OFFICK, ROOMS 7 and I
WHITS SUILDINQ
DR. F. M. WHITE
myt. Bar, Neae a
Cto County Abstract Co.
ARTHUR R. WILSON
ft-7Mala8t.
AHSTRACTS. LOANS AND
M per eamt Maaar far Kuans
Jc ' INSURANCE
DHA.A.SOULE
VfmySKIAM AND SURaiON
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KLAMATH COUNTY NEWS
HOWELL'S HOME
BURNS TO GROUND
HOME OK MR. AM) MRS. CLAY
HOWELLS AT MALIN ANti CON.
TEXTS BURNER I.A8T WEEK
WHILE FAMILY WAS AWAY
(Klamath County Special Sen tee)
MALIN. March 1. Clay Howells'
house, a large square house built (our
ears ago. and the contents, were
burned to the ground last Wednes
day. All the family was away from the
house, and nothing was sared except
tl e clothes they had one.
SHsTFpr naoMMWBta
MALIN. March 18. The snow and
cold weather remains. The snow
melts t ut little.
Stork to Poe Valley
MALIN. March 19 Ous Hall, from
his ranch In the Mountains, east of
MaUn. has brought his stock to the
Olive- Martin ranch in Poe Valley to
feed.
ttuy Cows at Malln
S14L1N. March 19 H. G. Dabbing-
ton of Swan Lake waa a visitor in
Malln district Tuesday, looking for
rows to buy. Mr. SloTer of Poe Val
ley and Mrs. Wood of. Malln sold
of, Malln
some rtock to him.
Malta Personal
MALIN. March 19. Robert Tuttle
of Langell Valley was a visitor with
friends near Malln Wednesday.
Works for Assessor ,
MALIN. March 19. Frank Petra
sek of Matin is assessing some of the
ranchers around Malln for Captain
Lee. assessor.
Feeds ta Falls
MALIN. March 19. John Bennett
has taken some of his saddle horses
to the Falls to feed.
Many Bay Grata
MALIN. March 1?. Nearly every
one here is out buying grain to feed
stock to pull them through until the
snow loaves the ground.
is vn ui
March 19. Little Maud
MALIN,
Read is very alck with a bad case of
la grippe at the home of Mrs. V. X.
Wood.
Has Hay Not to Sell
MALIN. March 19. Jim Johnson
has fifty-five tons of alfalfa hay, but
none of It for sale.
The Chllcote Agency to the home
of Etna companies, and thy are lead
ers In the Inaamare SettL
23
Acenrale Minima Hon
tfae
23
Klamath fiaaw. AskCIUIcote.
WOOD
Jest phone 1S7 and aak for Fey.
ton. He la the man who can nsre
your wood problem far jam.
KJuiati Fd 0.
NOTICE
Rath Hoiate now open nnder
new Management
Wednesday afternoons, Ladies'
Dayt No Man Allowed
DR. F. R. OODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Salt flit, I. O. O. F. Tesnate
Remember n . . Examination and
saltation la free nt yoar hesan, er
la theotke.
Farther I use the portable
foMwc ated table for home trat
meat. This Insures tJw home
treatment to be equal to nny given
In tbe oMce and tho nrle la the
Phone S8J.
aSeVR.
THE EVENING HERALD.' KLAMATH FALLS.
THAW EXPECTED
TO BRING FLOOD
MICH SNOW l. ItLY 11ECIOX YKT,
AXD SPIUXG THAW EXPECTED
TO MAKE STAGI.MS IIAD, ON
ACOOrXT OF ROAD COXDITIOX
(Klamath County Special Sen Ice)
BONANZA, March 19. Earl Hum.
aker of the firm of Hamakcr Broth
ers. mai contractors, went to my
Saturday to procure hay to feed the
stage stock on that end of tho line.
Luke Walker told him to look the
situation over, as It would take two
weeks of "raining boiling water" to
remove the snow in the Bly country.
A big flood Is expected when the
break-up comes there, and no doubt
the mall will be delayed then, ns It
will be Impossible to make the trip
without much difficulty.
The condition of the road, tho ab
sence of bridges and work on the
roads. will make It almost Impossible
to make the trip with the volume of
water there will be running off nt
that time.
noaaaxa Odd Fellows PiYiart
Bonanza. March 19. The I. O. O.
F. Lodge here Is preparing to Un a
big time the last of April, nhen n
large class of candidates Is expected
to be initiated into the mysteries of
that order.
The Klamath degree team will bo
Invited to be present, and an all night
session of pleasure will be Indulged
In.
Winter Yet Reign
BONANZA. March 19. WJnter is
still In evidence here, plenty of snow
and a scarcity of hay.
Newcoeser Gets Cake
BONANZA. March 19. Gilbert
Harrison of the Royston or White
ranchrwho has a large band of cattle
here in the valley, had 4,000 pounds
of cotton teed oil cake arrive last
week, to assist In prolonging the hay
supply. This U Mr. Harrison's first
year, and as it Is the hardest winter
in a half century he has had a rather
bad Introduction to the country.
Bonanza Society
BONANZA. March 19. The S00
club Is still enjoying each Friday eve
ning. The club met last Friday with
Mrs. J. O. Hamakcr, who entertained
about twenty guests with r00. Thove
present were Mesdames Parsons, Kll
gors, Turnage, Bold, Sparks, Burk,
Uoss, Hamaker, and the Misses Inez
Kllgors and Marie Hamaker: Messrs.
Burk. Bold. Goss. Sparks, K. I. Bold,
Seeling, A. Goss and Marvin Ham
aker. A pleasant evening was spent,
with light refreshments served. The
next meeting wilt be held at the home
of Mrs. Robert does.
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST BAYS LADIES ARE
I'SLXO RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AXD SULPHUR
Hair that loses Its color ami lustre,
or when It fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sul
phur in the bafr. Our grandmothers
made up a mixture of Sago Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful, and thousands of women
and men who value that oven color,
that beautiful dark shade of hair
which Is so attractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture, improved by tbe addition of otb
er ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a SO-cent bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," which
darkens the hair so naturally, so
evenly, that nobody can possibly tell
It has been applied. You just damp
en a sponge or soft truth with It and
draw tbla through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing tbe gray hair disappears; but
what delights tbe ladles with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound la that,
betides beautifully darkening the
hair after a few applications It also
brings back tbe gloss and lustre and
gives It an appearance of abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound I a delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and a youthful ap
pearance to tbe hair. It is not In
tended for tbe cure, mitigation or
mention of disease. Adv. "
ABSENCE BRINGS
PRICES LOWER
ItOXAXXA RESIDENT HKAIlS OF
COXttlTIOXS IV WASIIIXtJTOX,
D. V., WHERE THEY STOPPED
I'SIXd POTATOES
(Klamath Count) Special Service)
BONANZA. March 19. I. U. Mor
ris of this part of the country, who
Is a recent arrhal from Sonoma
county. Cnllf., ami U taking his first
winter here, sa Iip U rather enjoy
ing the inow.
He told tho Iloralii correspondent
that he was In receipt of a loiter from
hU sister In Washington, I). C, In
which 3he told him the price of po
tato? got so high In that rlty.that It
was prohibitive, and the people all
cut out the pointoon. Now they are
offered potatoes at $1.10 per sack of
100 pound.
It Is said Ilonaiitu might try this
on other things for a while, as the
traveling men are predicting now
what the price of tomatoes will be
next year, even before the plants are
sprout!.
Home to Attend t"ntth
BONANZA. March 19. William
Duval, a former resident of this part
of the country, who Is spending the
winter in California, arrived hom.j
List week to look after his cattle. He
will remain until the close of the win
ter, so he sas, provided It gives him
time to get his family here for the
Fourth of July.
Orinrtnle PenwmaU
ORIXDALK. aMrch 19. Whttlatch
and Wehr hauled hay Wednesday of
last cek.
II. II. Van Valkenberg was In the
noun iua. district a day or two last
wick. '
George Shell, George Agcr, It. V.
Ess and Joe Foster of Plevna were In
Hie city Saturday.
Miss Etta Hunt accompanied her
father. C. G. Hunt to Klamath Falls
Satunlny. to visit Kuth Del.a.
i: Clear, Peachy Skin
:: Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water !
2 Save an Inside bath, btfere break-?
T fast halpa us leak and feel T
clean, sweat, ireeh.
Sparkling and vivacious merry.
bright, alert a good, clear akin and n
natural, rosy, healthy complexion are
assured only by pure blood. If only
every man and woman could be in
duced to adopt tbe morning inside balk
what a gratifying change would take
place. Instead of tbe thousands of sick
ly, anaemic looking men, women and
girls, with pasty or muddy complex
ions; Instead of the multitudes of
"nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain
fags" and pessimists, we should see n
virile, optimistic throng of rosy-cheek
ed people everywhere.
An inside bath Is bad by drinking
each morning before breakfast n glass
of real hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it to waab from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten
yards of bowela tbe previous day'a in
digestible waste, aour fermentations
and poisons, thus cleansing, sweeten"
Ing and freshening the. entire alimen
tary canal before putting more food
intphe stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at tbe drugstore, which will
cost but a trifle, but la sufllcUnt to
demonstrate tbe quick and remark'
able change is both bealtb and appear
ance awaiting those wbo practice In
ternal sanitation. We must remember
that Inside cleanliness la more Import
ant than outside, because tbe skin doe
not absorb imparities to contaminate
the blood, while tbe pores In the thirty
feet of bowela do. Adr.
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We aanewce to the pnblk Out
we have token over tbe O. K. eta
Mea, and wlH gWtoo kcet
of aervlce to aU old and now
patrons.
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OREGON
FARM EQUIPMENT
LANDED BY BOAT
CAPTAIX HALL TAKES FREIGHT
FOR DR. HAWKINS, INCI.l'DIXtl
THOROUGHBRED STOCK AND
FAHM-KOTIPMKXT
(Klamath County Special Service
KKNO, March 9. Captain Hall ar
rived here Friday last with a load of
freight from Klamath Falls for Dr.
K. II. Hawkins, who Is moving onto
the Kmmltt ranch.
Dr. Hawkins has brought In a line
lot of thoroughbred hogs ami entile,
and has more coming.
Captain Ball returned to the KaIN
with n hargelosd of wood. v
Many Attend Dane
KKNO. March 19 Friday night
there was a dance at Padgett's hall
which was well attended, and a good
time was had. A good many Worden
teoi!e were In attendance.
Ikt.sfJ.ter of Consul
Hopes toBe Musician
Miss Clarice Eager, the l.'-year-old
daughter of the American routut In
Barmen, (Sermany, M now In Wash
ington, where she ha attracted mich
attention by her musical ability, rflie
has studied abroad so long and so
hard that even at !." jenrs of age ilio
Ix conxldered a very good musician.
Covemor in Itov
SACRAMENTO, March 19. Tiles
day, March 20, wll he "(invernor
Stephens Day" at the Sacramento
ball grounds, where the Han Fran
cisco Seals will clash with tho Chlia
go Cubs. The new governor agreed
to pitch the ball.
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THE KIDNEYS IF
YOUR BACK HURTS
Wi SsouM Drink Lots of Water and lit Loss Mnt, W
Noted Authority n Kidney Disordors
Recommonds a Spoonful of lad Salts In Glass of Watir Bifai
Breakfast to Stimulate Kidneys and EHminate '
the Uric Acid
TJrle sdd ta mett excites the kidneys, they
beeonM overworked, set alujjgUh, ache, and feel
like liunpa of lead, Tbe urine becomes cloudy,
Um Madder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during tbe night.
Wkea tbe kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real
skk persoo shortly. At first you feel a dull
Misery ia the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic
twinges when the weather ia bad.
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froM say saarMacist four ounces
aaf a taUespooaf ul ia a glass i of
Eat less neat, driak lots
WAR TAX STRIKES
KLAMATH INDIANS
PHTt!IIE I.EAKI.M! IX lll.V COUX.
THY TAKES RIME OX THE MAR.
KET OVER LAST VKAH HE
CAUSE OF WAR TIMES
(Klamath County Special Service)
liONAXZA, March 19 'Tall Jim."
or Frank l.yiirh, in Indian of the Illy
Willi tr), N quoted n navlllg the fol
low In
Injun, If oh Kwred your pasture,
last er for 3iio this year you
rlmrge tuo and If white limit wnnU
to know why tell him, war tax."
That this applies to many of the
nccciMuirleN of life that capital eon
trill at thU time lit the belief of
unity. .
Mites Murh IHiUtm
OltlNDALK. March 19. It. V. E
railed lit C. (I. Ilunl's a few darn
uko to get the polnoit mlslng outnl,
and has nilt.-d tui) quarts of squirrel
!: Your
:: Family
Physician
LET t'S HE VOt'R
IW.MILV Dltl'tiOISTS
W"sT KLAMATH TOLLS OKEOOI
whehc rvumcuum moplc
uv tmcir oua
With the World
Before Him
Every man hns his chance. Pen
nies erve as capital for men with
determination and Thrift. Man
must dnuy hltnuelf at one end of
tire at youth, or In age. It I
'for hliu to cIioomi between y
tematlr saving now, or the hard
ships attending Improvidence
later II Htnrts an account now.
FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FAI.IJi, ORKOOX
of water; alao get
of Jed Baits:
overcoauag
water before
"weiwea.
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poltoa for the Farmtr' Uk..
tbl dlilrkl. n
Dance al Round Ukt
oniNDALK, March ..A fc
wa given at Chetr IUp',7,
Hound l.nke lrlday nlxtu, Z
I'lljovitt'le little Wtu reported j L
who were present.
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&
wi in
What relief i
on I nmi rviieii lltur CM
iioitrlls open right u, th iir
aRi of your head are rir islr
i an breathe freely. No more hawklag,
snuRlng. murou discharge, ku.
p dryness " atruggUng
breath at night-
jwir cm or titirtt
Is Mne.
Oon't stay stuffed up! (Irt i w
bottle of Ely's Cieam llilm frosirtr
druggist now. Apply a little ot Ub
frrfarant, antlseplla cream la fm
loslrlls, let It penrtrst IkrttJI
every air passage of the head; suit
and heal the swollen, lafisnei
(ous membrane, giving you nhat
relief. Ely's Cream llslm Is hat
what every cold and catarrh i
has been seeking. It's Juat'i
did. id v.
May have hl iImiukIu and mre sea.
tmllied by tle rarr4eMMw uf a due, f
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llu ue if itruK that air m4 rtg
tlmurtli.
Pi-m Hpllon work at our Uorr U dsa t
by rompetesit regUteml iiurmsrbM
vvhii UMi Mlenllilr nnil. A ise
ple(e t"k of pure, frenli reHs
linn ilrus I always tm tisnil.
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then act fine. This famous aalU is aisatg
tbe acid of grapes and lemon juk. ceswg
with lithU, and has been used for tf""ZZ
to clean clogged kidneys and timulais mg
to normal activity, rim to neuinu.w ,-jgfc
in urine, so it no longer ia a ouk w
thus ending bladder weakness. m
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot ioi"a
a delightful effervescent lithla-water driaK
everyone should take now and then toawy
kidneys clean and active, wfuMH,L2ilh
they seU ioU of Jad galta to folks wte "aftJE,
overcomin kidney trouble while it If
kidaey trouble while
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