¡(HMATHjEPUBLICftN.
iinn><< i of .'4<> m t.laui Fit-li, has Ixx-n i
found guilty of m.tnsluiighter, tiie i
|xiiiilly being from one to fifteen i
years ill the | ••mlaitlary nt the dis­
cretion of ih'1 couit. A* we under­
stand, Miss »it< b II',<<| at une time In i
¿Mi ii'l.
no rcuxon why the population hers
»'I.KsONAI. mi n i ion .
Notice.
all church services, especially next
Golf capes at E. E. Huse's mil­
cannot I** doubled, and perhaps
Those desiring the services of •
1 Sunday morning for the Christmas linery.
__ __
trebled, wltldn a few nioiitlis after
W. F. Arant, of Pine Grove, was In wrnion;
dentist should call al once. Hotel
subject, ••The New Born
I MIMI
Fine line ot up to date sent»’ furnbh-
the movement from east to wist lie- town Monday.
nlp«>l>A' |»K( EMH1.R 21.
Hah®.”
LinkvUle. Room 2.
.Morning services at li; ing good* st R. I. Hammonds.
gins next spring.
All needed to
.-e t r '
II. B. lludnci, of Montague, w,u. evening services at 7:30 and C. E.
M «SONIC
D m . W m . M abtut .
bring a big Indus of n<'w m tilers Is to h'-re Monday.
For Sals.
meeting at 6:30.
pr<qxTly uiuke known the resoun'es of
f
;.
Clothing at Duffy's.
One 20 H. P. Boiler, One 10 H. P.
J. Burch, of Pelican Bay, visited
Engine, One 5 H. I*. Engine. All in
EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.
I- siirv< ror* of the Oregon MHI the country. 'Ibis will lead to Inves­ this pint« Friday.
Duffy has just received a large lino s4
good running order. It would make men’s and boy'« rails which will bo
id Co. ran Urn s up tip. river to the tigation < iii Hie part of tlioxe wanting
N.
K.
Dr<
w
has
removed
from
V! «M «lit Md»‘* M"
I lake thlM meth«»l <>f expressing an A-l pumping plant for dry raoch
ilg Ink»- yeshnday and found the lay new Its'kllous, and ll><- result need not
Æ I o <> r m . . « . >
sold at Medford price«.
appreciation of thoughtful klndm-M or gixid creamery outfit.
,.O,<.!«> ei-Illi'S I"
lie feaied. We have every ln<lu<e. Dairy to Bonanza.
of
the
country
entirely
satlsfu<
lory.
a ,.11.11 Vi-llT»« Srnih.i»
Doot buy your Xmas preaenta
Chas. Vim-ent, of Langell Valley, on the part of citizens of Poe Valley.
i„ ......I H.h-IIKS »Hl' iS.ir I hay wi re to leave today n<x»n on incut pure water, healthy aixl
J. F. G okllkk .
until you have seen and priced thoae
h their return tn th«» summit, where i ugre<*uble climate anil eihuustb
At the suggestk»n and through zeal­
re­ Kundayed in Klamath I-'all*.
lieautiful watches and gold and
I noni u*h> i< *
Table linen, napkin* and towels I dlamoud jewelry at Van Valkenburg's.
A lx- Nichol*, of |‘oe Valley, I* * ous efforts of Sister Vanmeter, gener­
tiny Ix-gln the survey to the other sources for wealth and only ask an
ously asslsU-d by her neighbor*, a jnst received at E. E. Huse's mll-
Klamath Fall* vlslt<ir tzxlay.
Invest Igullon.
nml uf the proposi il road.
a . o. V *
Holiday Goods at Duffy’s.
| linery.
pleasant surprise in the way of a do­
liW«k. Ns IW
'I bo Lakeview Examiner Is having _X»n. Monday the ruilroad survey, I II. S. Parrish went to Kan Francisco
An
elegant
assortment
of
Christ
Az-»
Fine toilet soap, 5 cents a cake, at
nation was tendered the pastor on
. IIMs . >■ >
a "Popular T< a< li< is' c<>nt» st," and ff!iid>r the lead of Engineer Schiller, •••xterday with the government horse*. '
E.
E. Hose's millinery.
mas
txjys
just
received
at
E.
E.
,,
......................
| Ihursday, the 14th ln»t. The people
141,1*15 votes have thus far texm re- w3s making hca<lway Hits side of
Al«- Hd. of Lakeview, «tapped ,
w|lb()1U
u,
or Huse'a millinery.
Holiday
Goods at Duffy’a.
»f.lf.lh.« .<»■ -uoii.iir iSvil.U I« cold««!. Among th«» t<-a«h<'ni recelv- Keno.
Il will tm<iould<<IJy reach here Friday last on his way u> Yreka. parly r^p,,ndw1 u, lhe ralJ
H
A n r.sxh S, W M
Ing large nuinlx tH of v<,t<* are the Ulin plai n lids Week. The surveyors
1 apt. (>. (.. Applegate and son gathering was at the school house at
J «» Hl««l,<». II» <•1'1-1
following from Kluinath county: Ida will then retrace tbeir steps U» tiie were Klamath I alls visitors this week, the tlm* appointed, and after a short
<'anq bi ll, G. It. < utl »1., .hum s Dl'ls 1 starling |M,ii>t on tile summit and
O K N.
Superintendent Fountain visited program of musical ami literary ex-
The
Mis* It. E. Wright. l.orliKtaj survey west to Kluinatbou.
«■it a
lit
X h Oi. <'. 1
M MH'»«» coll,
m
-I
ks 'I s In the vicinity of Dairy this erases, with a few remarks by the
'
. ..........
snow and severity of llie cold In tlie
Fuul <-r, c. It |i<' Lapp.
week.
pastor, the time wax passed very
u<‘ nlh I»
W «I
According I" r< |xots, a fake dis-lor, ! mountains make progress slow, and it
L. Gi-rlxT, of Langell Valley, wax pl'-anantly In an Informal reception
M«> Ml»** «HU»* »*•____________ clulrultig to In nn < }» .iml < ar s | m < ial- Is likely that it will lie xlx wock* be­
Many
doing buslm •>* In Klamath Fall* y,.b and wx:ial entertainment.
l*t, lunded in Ashland Inst w< «k and fore the entire survey lli completed, terday,
tiianks to the donors, and heaven'*
l.atiT The surveyors arrived Tues.
..........i u■••>•"•" • "I*’*
"
«nanli-s
.... •' worked a confidence game on a few of
G. A. Easton, of Susanville, Cal.,!
b,c~lnK» »* thp h’ riu«-
•-1-
.
.■" •• "
i ».« h .«
day
evening, tin- route I m I ween here
the Inh.ilill alii s He cxpres*<*d Ills
all. '
« •
,
,,
I .... I,’..» • »■ n MI.I..U).
■■■ . .i . teradal Ito Hotel Linkvdi..Ial1
J w-Cbaig-
Intention of locating there and fM,r. |
'*‘ng much better than ex- * |
u-KW,.11
i-.......... .
yestz-nlay.
|wctcd.
Between
these
plat
’
es,
as
To Owners of Cattle and Horses.
-< » rii '•••
»•■• i» rowed Millie III .III ) frolli ■ few WllOM1
KttTIti't'tel iii
i„ , ». I, «><>nl)>. |.<rM<hir« •<
We wish st<xk to keep and feed
I'. E. Smith and wife, of Ashland,
' ,lr-' ... , < - , .1.. I'. ■ « all. > ii>-i|ti.iliitati<-e he hid ;■ tinnì. Ijiter, *• II ax for several miles west of Keno,
tali M.i'iU <■"""' *««■’•♦. Ho­
the
surveyors
find
nearly
a
level
loud.
arrived
on
Tuesday's
stage,
being
on
during
the winter on our ranch, about
he suddenly disappeared.
i*lr«l Mulida) . ld « j w <’ k «io. r«-t<«
five miles south of Keno, on the river. |
!'••••
th< ir way to Lakeview.
More
irrigation
Is
something
of
The Methixllst Epls-opal denomin­
A. D. Ilarpold and wife, of Ike Lots of hay, gmxl shelter, plenty of
ation of this pl ice lx putting forth equal importance with the intro­
water, and the stock will Lave sa
Ashland hud il» city election Tues­
efforts for the erection of a new duction of railroad couitumilcatlon, nanza, returned home Saturday from
,
good
care ax our own. Terms, >1.00
though
<>f
course
the
one
secured
tlieir visit to this place.
day.
chinch bulhlln,' In the not distant
per month per head. Calves, year­
\ liravr rain, inn visit«-1 tliUscc- future. Tin» site m l.-cted for the first will prove au effective lever to
M. F. Orr. of Langell Valley, was
lings and colts at a less price. Apply
tl«»i l.«»t algid.
new building is west and nrroxx the h.ixU-n the other. The vicinity of the guest of bis brother at this place
to
Vandekarr & Son, Keno i’ustoftice.
"nirrc are rumor» <>f a wedding at street from the town hall. Il I» a Merrill, this county, has developed the fore part of the iveek.
Barr's Holiday Excursion to Kan Ju
worthy enterprise *nd lx receiving Into as pnxluctlve an agricultural
K«n<> lb* tir»! "f t'1" week.
Hamon Sh<«>k, father of Shook
section as there is In the world by Bros., ht<« k dealers of Dairy, arrived Francisco. Rates less than oue fare .L
An (Sl<l F«-tlow»' I im I '— Is soon to lw »ulmt.mt lai cn<'oura,:ciiicnt.
reason of extensive irrigation. Land
for round trip. Baggage checked. r ;
in town Sunday to vie.lt relatives.
li»tltul<sl al Bonanza, m . w<» ure In-
Lak»'« ew I* lonffdintly expecting
that was ulmost worthless there at
See posters for rates and particulars. V’
rxllro.ul coii.inunii'ation wjtli the out­
fotia.-d.
J.
P.
Hazen
ami
J.
T.
Alexander,
one time would pow readily sell tor
Ri-duced stage and hotel fare from T>
of B'-df!cld, drove some cattle from
dia». <'. Lewis and C. It. lie la«p side world next xtiiiiiiier. Ere many from S.'o to >50 per acre.
The
years
tilts
Wil.
le
soil!
heaxtcril
Oregon
the former's ranch to this place yes­ Klamath Falls to Ager. Eight days
wrn Inltist'xl Into the in ai A. <>. C.
If not, look in at our
annual harvests are Immense and un­
in city. Get your tickets of E. E. T
will
lx»
»-
ioss.il
and
rei
ruai
d
by
rull-
terday to market them.
R. tolge last tn -etlng.
place
and select from a
failing, the rain hers never being de-
Washburn, agent, Klamath Falls.
road». d xlruu* of profiting from the
Gwinn
Butl<r,
a
commissioner
of
(
nice,
clean
stock.
The A. <»- I’. \V. vili have a puti­
|x-ud< ni <ui rainfall, but having access
For years J have been hard of hear*
lie iiut*ll«ti<>n of "fu» ’-1* on tile even- unsurpassed rcw'iin-cs of the country to an exhaustfaw supply of water Jackson county and one of the former
and of M-i-tiriiig
c«m-
Ing uf January -.'<1 neit.
from thr l.lg Irrigation ditches. owners nf the T'hompson farm, Is in ing and for six months I have not
ucctlun* lx tween
and
heard anything out of my left ear. I
there
I»
Ntage il.-tvor* n-p rt tin*
M >ncv Invest cd In furtiier Irrigation the Falls on business t<xlay.
Parlile c» u t.
Henry
Jackson,
who
was
in
Med-
consulted
Dr. \ ance at the Lakeview |
the
miiii
.
«. r» th in u f .I of sc«-» "*>
In this county would lie abundantly
.
». • .
H zssvslo zsn &Ziirtzl«s«r I Lv»z*m line lit «at-irl
F'iur C.'l.e-s < f s arl- t few r have
Uilt <it lb.- ( v- «!■•!» t wi i - ii here and
rewarded, and the lands IxnetJterl by ford to secure medical treatment for House on Sunday, December 10, and <
Ixell disci
d and quarantined at
such enterprise would be Increased in one of his cy<,s, returned to bls home alter tile first treatment my hearing
Asili* id.
laikv« lew
As a further precaution, pruductlveniss and value many times at Yainax the latter part of last week. was partially restored, and after my *
Etna sail Kl»klyi>u county high
the public m buoi» bave Ix-eti closed
m - c »nd treatment, Monday, December
oi er.
1. ('. Reach and J. K. Ballard, of
sflioul* hud u f-Mittiall contest at
until after tbe holidays, or until all
11th, I can hear as well as ever.
1 r.-i !.. t .:’..i ba ft'.’KH-r ba
'pti1 Medford Mall sb ikes hands ' Nay lox. were in town Tuesday. Mr.
danger Mil».i<bs.
In «ii-w of the
J ohn R. S tkpukns , ralsley, Ore.
11,’ the Viet t ,
itself and congratulates its bus­ B< a<-li informs us that his former Hr. Vance will be at the Hotel Link-
piompt and ri,-. I iiii-.iiures adopted. <Xs
-
men
over having pulled trade neighbor, T. G. Cox, baa traded bis
tatidl.itd Kleman, of the Hotel by tin- au;h<»r Jle», It is thought lln-ff'
vilie January 1st and 2d.
from Klamath county and other s«c- farm for property near Ashland.
l.lnkvilh-. I .* . hi e’al-.r.dc dinner In will Ix» no dui
ly In c< til.ul ig th<-
' tlon* thls side of the Cascades, in-
(Jail an C. L. Parrish, manager
The party of railroad surveyors who
Stpfe f-r l.s ,;:.< t* mil Monday, 'disease to t!i<e.< air» a I) iiflUctcd.
I
ffucnclng people bcreloste<*i around arilved here Tuesday comprise the Real Estate Bureau, for bargains
t'tiristn .. day. ,
country and city property.
Yr»-ki Jouni.il: Tl.c govenunent
A ntsaqven.d«- ludi wid la- given at Insjx ct- rs bn I- M 'ini- 3i o lined of Ashland ami go twelve or more mile® following perilous: E. Schiller. J. A.
M'i’l.if » s-.'io»l h n»- on Friday In4«< s fremili» Kl.niialb reservation to Medford. Medford has doubtless McCall, I.. E. Wikcs, A. B. Graham,
evening, I»- - • nd» r g nh. Everylxidyi to M»»iita-;u<- last w«ck anil shipped gained precedence ov< r Ashland by a G. L. McCall, P. W. Snow, A. E.
lively pursuit for business advertis­ Grieves, A. L. Helman, G. Ji. Ander­
evrn'.ujly invlt« »1.
fileni I" I".» f..r ••» r«i«-» in the Philip- ing lltx-rally uml trimming down the son, M. R. Anderson, O. W. Webb,
jt Is rrpnrfcd f -in Lakeview tha* pliu-K. They nl»<> lunghi a large
Tor Sale-
profits <>n g'xxls sold. Such enter- II. Horn, M. L. Adams and D. L.
P'.irly I).'».» ii w. till of fruit* and nuuilx-r from «..rli-u» part* of tlitx
lO.oOO
pounds
of Rye, for
pr. ,.. could hardiy be expected from a Webiu
vegKsbii* went raSnl by local pro 1 county and will prolubly I*' In Siski­
O.
Short's,
Spring
Lake.
slow coach llk<* Ashland. But. as a
Capt. Vi’est, L. llanchett, Sr., L.
d-.s-ers «mi s »Id in lxk'-v)e* during ' you again f«r moie, with the Inten­
matter of fact, nrlthrr town slmuld E. liancbett and Dr. Crvely, who
Footing, insertion, lace and linen
lh.- i.-i t MiuiiiK-r an I fall.
tion of gì« ing mote timely notice of
lx-permitted t«> surround the Klam­ have be n buying horses for the gov­ lawn for handkerchiefs, at E. E.
Torre nc« applicant* for memix-r- next trip.
ath county trade. It ought to be ernment in this country <>f late, ar- Iluse's millinery.
shlp were Initiated Into tin- tiiy»li rl< " »
Lsk' vi' W 1 > ic-.lli'-r: I..i t Tm »»lay kept at home. Local merchants can rived here Monday and on Tuesday
of tie (c ;r-• nf II i ti.r I.i d « vi-nlii;-, ’■ lUfflil. w im<l» r»t.iml. Hie st age team .md pr.iFaldy do s< Il as cheaply aa
Four pounds of Schilling's coffee
bought twenty animals. From here
A h'.Ht f,| tin- eircmonles, '^MWfiie w, >'. |.-| n ..!• to Bly tuilkedun th"«- lit towns on the railroad, with
for >1.00 at C. R. De Lapp's.
they went to Bonanza yesterday, and
F ih - linin' w<-rc ein ted to lx- Initiate«! ffie sl.'.sh r III and only r< ;l< hcd tile the addition of the extra freight to'
from there expect to go to Merrill
Shoes and Gloves at Duffy's
IK XI H im k.
*ll<q.kins lorncr at midnight.
A this point. If this Is done, Klamath
and then to the railroad.
Everything at Duffy’s.
Young |cq>lr ip l*r*e nunilwni Heightorlug f.irtu' t's t’am was sub­ county purchasers ought to buy at
Mackintoshes and Overcoats at
l‘"»k advantage of Hu- cmts'lb tec stitut'd nn<l the stage reached home. ke< j>iug their money in circula­
HIGH WATER.
I)
Duff) *■>
fi'Verlng tiie overflow fiom the laRr Newell’» at 5 a. lit., or live hour» late. tion here an<l adding to the growth
e,
(Yreka Journal.)
Holiday Goods at Duffy's.
the Cut of tie week .mil had a lively II. C. Jtothc was a pai».' tiger, and hi* iof their own towns, instead of con­
/
Klamath river was booming last
s:id merry time skating over the •■pinionof tin-tti.dt< r would not look tributing to the proajierlty and de-,
New line of boys' underwear at E.
Monday and Tuesday from the heavy
*
glassy surf e- •.
- well la this paragraph.
E. 11 use's.
velopment of outside places.
rains of last Saturday ami Sunday
Resi estate values are strengthen­
Ashland Tidings: B. F. Kerns, of
Bovs’ and Men's Overcoats, one-
nights, aided by the rapid melting of
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
quarter off regular price, at Duffy's.
ing and people from near and far ar» Fanta Ana. ( al., arrivi*! In the city
the snow In the valley sections. The
h-uling all tiie Iliuix r lands In sight, ! fr< in ( ;dli..irl.i l ist Wilting to cluse
Elaborate preparations are being extensive water sited of nearly all of
Children s and ladies’ mittens at
p
V nn., |.... j, t'i,,u q, ffi* unprcce- ' up the d< al f»»r 'he Thompson A But- made for the joint installation
Of Siskiyou county, part of southern E. E. IIuse's Millinery.
d'"it.-<! rush fur Klanuitli county ; h r stix'k raii'Ti ir ar K< ii". Klamath Klamath Lodge, No. 77, A. F. A A. Oregon, all of Trinity county and the!
Fre.h confectionery arriving every
buid»would In gin before spring u]x*ti*. couutv, with Messrs. .Iaculi 'I hompeun M., and Aloha Chapter, No. til, < >. E.
eastern border of Del Norte county! few days in the poetultice building. R.
Ashland Tldir
Mr*.
Mary an I G. K. Butler of this city. The S., to take place In the new A. (». V. poured a vast quantity of water into, I. Hammond.
Barker, grand < i.;, f ,,f tlm order of ram h consists of sqo acres and about W. ball on Wednesday evening of that swift stream, which ix-low the
New supply of all kinds of nuts—
•?
I’11'*-1 i f lli.imr tn Oregon, came in. 250 head of cattle, and other per­ next week. After the ceremonies of mouths of Salmon and Scott rivers 18119 crop—-at Duffy's.
—DEALERS IN
Holiday Goods at Duffy's.
frnni Klstnitli Falls last week and sonal | roperty I* included Ip the pur­ i Installation a banquet w ill lx- served was equal in volume of water to the
Visited li»» I jx - ji I jIM;pv |„.r,. S]1(,
chase, th«1 consideration of which is by Mrs. G. W. J. Wilson, the supper Columbia of Oregon or any other of
Van Valkenburg's for watches,
miking th- umiliai lnsjx< timi of fU<- I >10,500.
to cost each participant t>0 cents. the great rivers of the country. It jewelry and first quality silver-plated I
J'xlgr» In her jurlMllctton.
_____
The meniti*!* of the board of. Subsequently there will b»- a program was also very high al) the way up toi ware.
Lehman's Carriage Heaters
Altert Johnson, of Jm knunvllla, director* of the Or u'"n Midland Rail­ of toasts, and responses will lx» In Its source at Little Klamath lake, on '
"»«been arn-sted <>n the charge of way Company nu t at Klamath Falls order. The f.Ttnal Installation cere­ tiie Oregon txirder. Since the storm Furnish continuous coal heat for
Sit nr I*
wp A
«■'"nmltting , rrlnill|#|
()l) on NMunliiy and perfected lltelr or­ monies will lx- interesting, and the Milisided the stream has fallen consid­ fifteeu hours, and aitsulutely comfort­
able in coldest weather, at a cost of
,r*c Allen, a girl under 16 ycarg of ganila! Imi by the election of the fol­ banquet, speeches and general Mx-i- erably, but is still maintaining high half a cent p«-r hour. It may be j
•K*- I be iM-ctixed wn* placed under lowing officer*: President, G. T. ability to follow will furnish a season water mark and will remain high heated within a few minutes. Fori
*«"^<if »|(.(;0,
|,|g (.,(w, wug
Baldwin: Vice President and Gen­ of genuine, unalloyed pleasure for until midsummer, as the mountains sale at from >2.75 upwards. Call and |
Can And See US.
R'r irial In th,. ,.|,(.ul|
(h|H w,,,,ki eral Manager, L. W. Van Horn; Sec­ all. All Masons and their families are covered deep with snow to afford see them at the harness store of C. C. 1
Maltl y. Klamath Falls, Ore.
^•4 enough turkeys are ra sed to retary, R. K. Moore; Treasurer, are urgently requested to attend.
a fountain until thoroughly incited
during the summer season.
df,i>i«nd during Imlidavs. Dai id Horn; Auditor, Freight and
«»ranootrcnn.ntlx.r of ever know- Passenger Agent. M. J. W'xxls; At­
CHUKCII NOTES.
"*• "r I'Mring uf nny . ..... rlean mar- torney, IL L- McWilliams; Chief
«tu.ii lnK
by an overpro- Engineer, J. N. MeCnll.
Quarterly meeting of the M. F.
11 I"" In that line. j( WOiil«l look
We are Informed that a couple of
church, south, next Saturday and
It
f "ugli there would lx» big profit
|- bl Ig lumber companies In the northern
nt y
Sunday, the 23d and 24th, at Merrill.
turkeys.
Third Door West of Postoffice,
part of the state are giving strenuous
/ P"
'Á
Preaching at 11 a. nt. Quarterly
opixixll Ion tn the project of Hie Ore­
conference at 2 p. m. on Saturday.
gon Midland R. R. Co. The reason is
Preaching at 11 a. III. aud 7 p. ni. oil
*'rr.'• lirlstmas j,, n||i yfny none
evident. They full)' realize that the
I'NDEIl THE AUSPICES OF TUE
Sunday. J. W. Craig, pastor.
-'rif-tlen
llh. ,llM r)l,u, 1(„, ((f
The ladles of Klamath Falls ¡utd vicinity are cordially Invited to
const met loti of I he r«»;*(l Inta this
A Union Christmas Eve Service
call and examine our tine aNortment of millinery, consisting of
(Itvi ?'
and may the county will open to market an I nei- ,
The Klamath Real Estate Bureau w ill tx> held at Houston's opera bouKj
w' ,r'i>g gladness to all. Let ‘I hose
“
’ best * pin«»
haiiHtlblc supply of " the
has
12<M* acres of choice tlinlx r land next Sunday evening, beginning at
w<iria”r*' p,l"r|y «upplled With this lumber In the world a pnsluct with
for
sale.
Call on C. L. Parrish, man­ 7:30. The service will consist of
'«• suitably rememlxTed which they cannot xucceaxfully com.
rt ^'1" happy by th. ir more
ager.
music and readings appropriate to
pete. Then, wouldn’t their selfish
a Hilo,
Rinate nelghix,^
<
the (x’casion. together with short ad­
and a great variety ot other furnishing goods, sneb M L adies '
Benns,
5
cents
a
pound
by
the
sack,
Interests naturally dictate opposition?
and C hildken ' b U wdwwsab , H osm , etc- Thoae acowtomed
or 5] cents otherwise, at De Lapp's dresses by the pastors. All arc in-
Jateiv uf s' lir,.’wn‘ f,,r,"er|y of
Yreka Journal: The road down the
to sand to other towns for tbeir millinery goods are respectfully
I
vltcd.
hen» i
111 * rail,'lM'o, has Ix-eti sent Klamath river from Hamburg to Model Cash Store.
roqueated to see our Hats, Trimmings, etc,, before purchasing
rilESDYTKlIIAN CHl'RCH.
New and xecond-liand Ixxiks for
elsewhere. We guarantee to furnish as stylish, attractive and
-w
..................... ... ....... .
The Christian Endeavor Society
Happy Camp lx in » liorrlblo con­
w he pastorali. |a,..|y vacated by
"up to date” millinery m can be bought In any city and at aa
was organ lied last Wednesday even­
dition, especially on the mountain be­ sale at E. E. Huse’s millinery.
low prices, yew goods received every week. Call and examine
lir).(b'r"'"IT. llev. Iln,wn I* n
tween Thompson Creek and Happy
ing,
with
the
following
officers:
Geo.
Keep your eye on Duffy.
I i I h
1111 l |,lk','"t young num, and Camp. Heth Cooley, on hix last trip
W. Brown, president; Miss Mae Wor-
Place your land on the market
I’llarif 8 *bl t’t,,,,’,l"«a lie rewarded from Yreka with u load of freight,
'
deu.
vice-president! Miss Mary Kob-
through the Real Estate Bureau.
'^ measures of succexx.
|erts. corresponding secretary; Mrs. E.
wax two days and n half making See C. L. Parrish, tnanagi r.
i
|>tii)(lln,,Il, r' w|,n ,8 employed hi twelve mill* through tlm red mud1
E, Washburn, recording secretary;
Miss Lena Moore, treasurer, The
«mali ni
«' Merrill, had a over Happy Camp mountain, hauling
regular devotional meetings hereafter
.
m '»I» one wagon nt a lime over the »teep,
A lucu, now line of »latioiiery in me will tm at 6:30 Sunday evenings, the
'•tine................................ Saturday anti grades. The mud or red clay is hub
('ltr«ctcil"
>«**'•»• the ubjevt deep must of the way down thej poatofflce block. R. 1. Hammond.
midweek prayer meeting continuing
llargu^ ’ ?Jhl''11 W|W rione by Dr. Klamath.
Twenty bars of soup for >1.00 st just the same on Wednesday evening
at 7:30, T|ie public is cordially in­
Merrill, Uw'Her returned to
Witli the signal advantages offered De Lapp's.
Brank •""
*«>" work.
vited by the pastor to be present at GOOD TIME ASSURED
Jiome seekers by this county, there Is] HoliJay Goods at Duffy's.
Ml trialo'1'
'• wh<> has been
1 Ivrtland charged with (he
À kï :
M
¡
ELECTRIC
CASH STORE.
Got Your
I Winter
g
I
ooo
Union Suits.
Two-piece Suits.
fiose, Sox.
Felt Boots, etc~, etc.
L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor
w • II
Klamath Falls, Oregon
\ M MAM 4 CO.
For Our Fall L
and Winter Í
Stock, we e
Are Selling
Goods Cheap.
General
Merchandise.
HARD TIMES
Kr^zXMATH
Woodmen of the World,
/z
Oregon.
Ths Latest Styles of ladies' and Children's Hats, Caps, Hoods
Fascinators, Jackets, Golf and other Capes.
AT MERRILL,
Christmas Night
W
$2.00
; Christmas Goodsj
! : and Fresh Candy :