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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1901)
i fl I n ..!,,■ f,,r |'|, ifl| j. I((t mill unit would be a source of great a quarter of a century ago. I recall Ilio«. have ..„in,,. lii'ii 'ttt to Hie town the I’ oim - ii Journal and Fallier Huw'n ’ " I ' KI ninth stock Tuesday’s Oregonian «tati« that In stories of coal »nd mysterious cate» IUH It 1« admitted by every one that Tlll'Kel'AY. J INI’ (ICY HI. ' ' . ................. panled iiim. 'i i,, x Hie joint session on Monday, Hu- vol- told a* entertainingly an Washington Klnmalb Falls, by Its pwiillar It*-» I went on ImrM'liiii’k. lion, ha« a gn at future Iwfore It. Ing r«**ulted ,if follows: LOCAL NI-WS Irving'« tales, anti «<> convincing Among th,, greatest of th» re- (kaliett, 2V; Mclirlde, IM; Hermann, were t he coal find« that a company Till* town ba* a population of about «.olirl i « i.f Klamath county Is Its titu (•nuiiiilsklom-r Alelliasc was In loWII lier. of which there arc 1,200,000 sou. It la alt nut cd on Iflg Klamath •; Mudth. (dem..) 24; Williams, Z; w.i» organized mid sank money tn M Lake and Lakn Ewauna which ar* Fulton. 4; Moore, 2; Orton, 2; Low* hole tlint brought no practical re- yiwli'idiiy. urrv* mi.Kth n iinw »mi sugar pine. ’ Tbi- •ulta.” In-re n mile apart, mid iH-iwecn which ell, 1; absent, 2; not voting, I. |iaiil< I Gorden of Ke|i«i wua her«- I'hc value |H>r ucr,'iarh*a from là to vote of Representative Emiiiltt of are Klamath river mid tall«. To the PIT KIVI:« INMANS. •40 per a«'re. Allowing that It will »«•terday. north Hie Big Klmnatli Laki- I* navi till« county was for Mcllrlde. A|i«irc of I'oiI Klamath wits ai< i ig.|i> |M-r a,re, y,e W|,o|p j . i gable for ateiiinlmat« for thirty or RAILkOAD BUILDING. Lakeview Examiner. .’.iU.iioo uri, * ,tr, worn, •IZ,.’, ihi , ooo . I lilrty-tlve mllea, and *icaml«>at* can heri- Il ' tirsi of Hi«- week. ’D m - Indian agent« at the Klamath ’• 1 1 ,N‘I » I* idlng citizen oi by 1111-1111* of laikc Ewauna. Klamath F. K llriii'li'ii MU'I H.'rl Dili Is of Oregonian. Jan. 24th. roM-rvaalon have Interested t Item Tul< lake arrli d Tuesday on his re river and the chain of lake* CUnnect- Merrill visii'd till* point Monday. Railroad tnillilhig In Oregmi prom wives in the Pit River tribe, which turn ft' in i i fninn «i, "ip in< w ,|i| ■'d wltli It. go to a niiuilH'r of town* ise» to I m - unusually actin- In the Mrs. Kiniiill. wife of Ri--iii*.-iita originally Inhabited Nhaata county, ‘ • 1 M ’ 1 Illi, I Ha* III on tin- hoii H i . With «nidi faciliti««, coming the EmtiiiL I* suffering from mump*. nionths, not withstanding an<l where many of them yet remain, town tisl.iv and called at this oiMce. Klamath Fall I* naturally a cenimi great railway coinblnalioim arc Hie g X (Ailson of KI limith Fall« ha» •av« tlie Redding Free Pre«*. The Ile I* a pi...-!. s*no citizen, about mid Important point, anil eapts-lally orih-r of the day. Among tiu- locali plan on fisit Is to tran»fer all the re hm, awaidnl a |M ii»|iiil «if •12 per w I khs 'improo uu nt* »nd enterprise *o on ni-roiint of Hu- Ininictme witter ties Hutt arc reamatably sure to have maining meinbef* of thi« tribe to the mollili- we «HI baie «'.nuthing to say nest power which preiu-ntN a »landing In- rail <-oiim*'tIon with the outside Klamath reservation, where they can Ttii' nights i.m e«ild nml I he da; « week. illation to any nitmlH r of mill» mid world fiefore I!«».! are Prim-vllle. Can hail- h ho I advantage* and govern warm with a el.-ar sky limliaturfa Tlie town has a tine yon City, Lakeview and Klamath I h* l.idl, ■. of iin Degree of Honor inaiiiifaciorie*. ment .MMlstance. The Indian« them r«l by f"k’*- nt' in.ikln/ l.dsir.iie preparation* hiktcni of electric light«. It* water Falls, In Eastern Oregon, and Tilla- selves, whose principal home 1« now Milin of Mis. Ahinl<«'li and Mm. for a li.ill limi *up.* j on the evening work« furnlkli the la-*t ami purest of mis.k Bay, on the Coast. This im-an* In Modoc county, have petitioned the thi* pl* ' ••'*' 1,1 ‘king “ v I*!! ol il frW of I'i t in. h i 22 In lloiikton's operu water, mid It« healthy and romantic st retching a line entirely arnai* the Indian office for relief. They *»y «taysat I •lev mi. lunii-v »i iin* pi |, p. Kverytssly I* l<«'4tIon amid lakca and mountains, slate north ami south, with branches that In early time« the Klamath«.' Geo. Clin»- of !lia»i- » Sint Ion llivllcil. whelln-r » iiietiils'r of the make It a delight fill place to live. t«i tap Important predwlng M*-tiotis, 9 Mi«la<a and Piute« ranted away hs» pun laisiil lie (H’.o ram li al I'l lislge or nut i in- o, i pris'evds are Under tlie clrcmiiNtancc* It will nat Ilk«- laiki- County ,and the Upper many of their children a* captive* to Is* II, ll to lu lp swell Hie pimío urally and ni‘ci-**arlly ts*'oine a place John Day Valley. 'The extension of and made slaves of them. Tlie Unit- cani of large liukim **. We need but tlie Hie Elgin branch of Hie O. It. it N. •si Mate« Holdlcrs, they allege, chased W. II. A|r»'hir • mnl wife of I oc fund. Valley were In l«*n Monday unti \ llmls-r i.i.in who ha* Inspei twl advent of easier ami quicker nminiu- fifty or sixty inlla* Into the Wallowa them from place to place and killed Tbc-r is many of their number, which was Tin-* I»' • forisi* in i-n-ry purl of (he United nleatlon wltli the out»l<: • world and Valley 1» «Ireaily Manured. lr-fl lim. AA right ami <««*i. Blrhn Sint.* wiik in. inly iiskisl If lie knew outside market« to strike tills town ilso liki ly to I m - some railroad con followed l>y the craiflNcatlist of their And struction In tin- Snake River Valley land*, for which tiiey were never paid Tur »I«' on a few «fays’ bn»lm-*s visit am |i« .ility w I p i . p ili'tree* urv now Into active and vigorous life. nil Hint will »<«,11 come. Ami when to reach tin- ores of th«* Seven Devils a cent, while other tribe* liave been <"|iial in ipi,«In * | i , ihiwi-of Klamath tn A*lllilli<l. He r slid not designate n It comes, we »hall »••• such u growth mim-K, In Idaho, and th«* gold mine« well paid for their«. It R fa*- st im-r «if Lakeview piU» county. In addition to tlie fact* here recit- Vio.-ricin continent of fHipiilatlon and buslmna that will of the Eastern part of Union County. M-d thri»ugli here Tm-Mlay morning spot on the wh'-rct p quality of our sugar and make Klamath Falls one of tlw* larg Th«* project for building a rallrouil I i*l. a memorial to tlie senate and eu nail, liiiiiii-. est and last town* in Southern Ore from |v>rtlaml to Tlllaimsik County house of representatives gis*s to show yellow pirn- I* malt-lied. J. I.. Ya«len. proprietor <if the gon. <lir«*-t 1» under way, ami I her«* 1« mi that the Pit River tribe* have been Jam«* is-ltoii. » prominent citizen AkliUiiil Klamath Falla klage line. Not all friendly to the ^ivemment ever since From the many letters Hint arc doubt that It will sm-cced. of Gold Hill. « iji.iirii' il in K Immilli )<-(i for \*hlaml Tuesday evening. the enterprlsi-s for tmlldfng milns-ui« IMA; that the Indian* have always now lielng received from abr»ud mak Mr Win. T'il»ln of INikegama mid Fall« Gio latter pail of |.iat week, ing Inquiry a* to this country, It* in Oregon are yet formulated, but mv-Upied a section of Mod«»' county, He I* fi citing a large ha of cat t |c Mi» Marte |tourgi«il* of Ashl.iml near till* ;«»irit. ami own« a large lands, fon-st*, climate and future this is a tiehl on which capital now where they have assimilated with the wen- iiiarrii-il January 2Td at A*b- priMpes-t«, it seems assured Hiat with lis.ks with favor, ami it will I m - a race, white populatiim and tiecome an in mt> h In < ti» k conili ' iimtr. V. lie think* laud. in some «-a».-», to see wliich of two or tegral part of Hie community. .Many tin- Irt. -al. m under wav and the rail* H h - opening of spring « great number It. K Mt«»re lit* till* week por three proje«'tN shall get |* mm - sm Ion of of tlie Indian» have acquired land* of people will coine to li«ik over Hie road pro.;« < i* i**ure lively develop- tila*,* I i if U *«•’ lldilain ami ILim waiiitry and In many ln»mnces to <*ovcted territory. It I* pnibable that and home« without a reaervatlon or m**iit t u Klnii.'iih ami Crixik comi' umkh I tin- it *irabli- rvsldeiicr rmw oc- purchase farming land« or timber mid between 4oo and 500 miles of new recognition by the general govern Ili » In Hu- Im in diate future. rupk*l by him. lircome permanent n-sldcnt«. It 1« rallroail will Is- built in Oregon in th«- ment. It Neeins that there are 225 \ 'l< If. ; hi • .o ■ I » tiNith manu to till' liest Interest« of the comity coming two year*. children among them who are of Jahn K. sleiok of Dairy wu* tli facturer fu i ! _-.il damage* of II.TO Hut It should Is- settled up. as with M-ln«il age. but arc without opportu KUinatli I ill* saturitay. lie report* ASHLAND ITEMS. (■•.•nil* a I i f »lor - t<...ih which lie nn iucrease of population there will nity for obtaining an education, plenty ami pr ...» rity III the last liad had o . i I; rest as comfort I m -n proportion itc Increase of busi though they are anxious for an op * river country. Tidings. ably in I,.* mo'.'ib a* he Imagined ness. wealth ami general prosperity. portunity. Tlie Fort Bidwell school. Miss Jessie Applegate arrived here I jou wrrk (|r. Brailli-y, the bar- it kliouhl. I Iin- defendant claimed now dealer. iiioik I with lit* Limili Hi.it plaintiff Indii’i worn the arsiti- In every branch of buslnem there yesterday from Klamath Falls, via sown' forty miles away, is totally in- *T* lute tlx* dwelling )u*t w *t i.f I. a eUtl Instrument« of m.'istlra<Ion long now open» a wide field for the enter Ager, and will enter the Normal ai*-e«*ible. ami Is in the land of the prising and Industrious. Tin* sto-k- achoiil. Piute*, the deadly enemies of the Pit lord» '* *tor>- • mail II I • i., »t .-n hi* f.irc to them, River Indians. In case» where Pit grower tlie farmer, the lumtx-nnan Ro'x*rt II. Barclay, assistant super W. T shlve ha* *ol«l li!» Interest In liciti. I |ef ill'll Wo|l III C.lkc. V mid thi- tm*-limilc. mid Indeed all ac intendent of the railway service, re River Indians have attended thi* the ktnr- it 1‘i.rt Klamath to F O. The article o-i KI» i it!i county and tin* men in whatever business enter- school, it lias lieen with mix-h fric turned to Portland Sat unlay after In- Ituil.-r. who will continue I in* part- t* land, tlmlicr and other rcanurre*. prlM-s tliey ill-sin to engage in will tion. and satisfactory results are not spectlng the mall route from this nrrshlp wilii I' AV. Rian. which wi pu'li,i 1*1 last week, we arc lien- lind a sure, safe ami honorable obtained. city to Klamath Fulls. W1nii»*,t i pirn ■* have th * week reqiiTktid t r publish for a few rood to wealth. Hence, with the Mrs. S Rout ley of Klamath Fulls Tile charming “Cranford” folks Written that they want »mm- timber wt .-ka In order i.> g.i an uppurtunity ImmenM* f.icllitii-s ami tempting op* wlii> has been visiting friend* in Ash- have been written into a play, and •nd a hrnitlo-i for a MW no II. Tli *y Io * nd <• >' , !.i frlerid* In tin- east ;x»rtunities now open, it Is natural land, wi nt over to Ager Salunfay, make their appearance In the Febru e«n ip-t liith li.-re. who arc ihhikin/ of coming here. It that people *hi will write letters of where «lie met her son, John Dixon, ary Lmlu-s' Home Journal. Even .Ashland ll--. >rd IL II. Kt erm* Isti, iigti.il in the aritele to given Inquiry and speedily cotn«- »ml see tlie and the two returned to Klamath more dramatic is --The Beautiful •nil «ai* arriv<*l in Akliland hunilii) fait ani . ruthful st it nient of condi county for th'-m*"lvcs. Ami while Falls. lUugiiierof Aaron Burr." with her from ll.irrlsotii ill.-. M ik , t<i liwatc. tion* n ■» i »'.»ting, atul we liellcve It they by their coming add Their own ' romance, her supreme happiness and Ile WM f am r|, » ria .lent of Kkun will I*- fon i I »nm ■•ireful investiga- -.’'««I citizenship and enterprise to .-rushing aorrowa all crowded into a ■th county. Uiat of tli.* county, their arrii.il I Ion hi in a •* Hurts. i few years. "The Click by Which We ■ ftp Oregon leg!*) nt ore I« thinking ought to amt will I m * welcomed wltli Medford Mall Triumanntlncntal set ?.I1 Onr Watches.” “Tbe Buffa- pleasun* by the emir!eay .uid friend "f making » |«w to redin'«- Hie | i . i * m - ii hues of Goodnight Ranch,” “A Worn- railroad* ti n tcHi'i» I Mittlers’rate* I!«» rat,-» un rallroii I* to three l'eut« ship of all gissl citizens. If tills ai their Um-*, nini a tilg tidal wave an to Whom Fame Came After per Utile. Tills reduction will Is •f iniinigtiition to.i ini oregisi and great land of beautiful and fruitful | Death,” “The Life of the English • grwrt en-tifi.rl to thi* countv. valleys lx* scttl'-d up, If thevaat flir- the l*a< lite coa«t will rommeiice In tlirl," arc features of Interest. The ■•st* ami th - n tw Idle lakes and rivets Mat Friday fami* Gerber starti-d I he spring. j last of “Tile Bine River Stories” I* Last year wa» «xmsldcr- 22» fat l«'vf i-.ii 11,- f,,f th<' Nacriuuentu •*l an extra hmy ini»' for w «lern are lit lliz-<t for mlllssxml manufac published in the February Journal, nisrlo-t by way of i| mt ague. Titel linuiigr.il Ion, but I lie opinions of lories. It will mean a fill lire of un- uid The Story of a Young Man” is *<*»-gatbrrrd from th * Ik-nh-v mid railroad men .th i ar»* ;«•*!<■<I on »lieh iMiumled pr sperity and rlclica. Ever» nearing Its conclusion, while ‘-Tile man of nti-rpri* - ami push should be Kmitlirui. il.» wher.* Ilicv h nt In-. a Succcaaors of Mary the First things, nrv Io the effect tli.il It will led. lealn*d to come ami assist in a result creases in humorous interest. not be i ni ark.-r to the nuiiil»*r w h<> Two :i<-i-|,|...,-,H...,|rr j w j?» • re- will arrivi- rii »ettlc In O.vgon this so great amt iM-nltici-nt. a nsutlt fai- tin- Newspaper Oitlcc the H.-u-e for a orable uot only to new cnnx'r*, but '■ I Girl?" is the theme of Edward Bok *s *'1' "f eoiatlug li-r.- Sit orti.IV i-leil year. A g<kxt Stock oi Hardware. Good goods al) other* who h m- also hail the g-x«' •sg- Ml»* Kiiiiii Illi»» blit oae <>i I editorfa] sympiMitiin, which is made 1 Th. s.- wli > e>.nf.'mplatc coming fortune to lx*.*oine residents. at very reasonable? prices. Not blacksmith brr ho i* tMI||(, hrin*.*|, ami II. P. peculiarly convincing by the opinions h.-re to in«, li,-.it<- wltli a view of Io- biLtrm-.m-* mtl- Is.y Mutalmsl som. ing supplies alone, but Everything generally I of editors and newspaper women. Everybody I k Invited to attend the -.Ilin!*, should not I m - d-t«-rri*l from ptinful Injiirli-.*. II aniline Leslie Field writes of “ The kept in a Hardware Store, such as Shovels, InIng * . by m,-repri-sciitall.ais ealeii- Degree of Honor Itali, February 22nd. l*roMem of tbe Boy;” Helen Watter- J- A- K.»>-ifz ..f L.wt rlv>r w n (. i l.ii«*l to turn them In other dlrcr- JANUARY SCHOOL REPORT. Porks, Hoes, Spades, Mops, Brooms I son Muody, “The Trying Time Bc- H-iMnt raii.-r ,,t thl*i.t1l.-<- Tm-Mlay H. m I s . The tm im-rlls of tlie conn twecn Mother and Daughter. ” and "f Know, I(, Rlamitb comi tv «ìioiiU I«- »*■•< itain -'I. mi l the Tinware, Sheet iron ware, Carpenters At hole number Itelonglng at the ••An American Mother,’1 “Why One •y frinii Mi*,,,llr| eleven year* ago ami ' im«t right line*l igal imi cannot re cud of the month. 140. and /Mechanics’ Tools, Powder Shot Man8ucc<*eds and His Brother Fails.” : •sy» le- never ha* had ix-caalon tn re mit untaiur.i'iii to cither Klamath Total day*' attendance, 2.015. ••A Home in a Prairie Town ” and a gri-t lirsting here. Shell« and Wads l-'.illa ir Klamath county. AA'e only Average dally attendance. 112. •• Brick and Shingle Farmhouse" give Niiinla r nMwrdieUfp. Al (Ira... AI.-th.kliM EplM-opnl isk pr-w|x*-l Ive s. ttli-rs to consider an hitcetural plans and detail. The OF A PERSONAL NATURE. Hull of honor, 2S. n-’U Sunday. Feb. .1. Hunda« facts ns reveal'*1 to them unit not al n*ual attention is devoted to fashions, *•'''“1*111 Is- held at Ria. HI„| low themselves to lie kept from com Tlvwe neither absent nor tardy The Nebraska Press aSRoclatlnn. In t tie household arts, and ■ economics liny Walker. »• II a. tn............. The Great ing In-rc to inn-sllgatc bv the In- during the month: By The Curtis iTavvr.•* it - ... annual session at Omaha last week, and home making. , ’ ''4.. «i p. ni., arinoli < hi llm-iii'e of oitlslil' i* who an- moved by Clara Stockwell, Willie llouMon, Publishing Company, I*hlladelphla. ( Leon Lewis, Earl Walker. .Icaale Sie had a semi-daily paper, with W. N. Great Quest." (-„„„.I I mc III k I i motives. One dollar it year! tell cents a copy. Iluseas editoi-ln-ehief. In otic of mens, Holly Siemens, Clarence Mitch ■ I'-’ • li .*• i|tl ha* «ohi ||,,r inierest In tin- Indian appropriation bill the several copies rccelrcd by us Is an CHURCH DIRECTORY, '' '"""'" ry store to her partner which |>.i.-s d the I'. K. senate last ell, Minnie Barnum, Ella Bryant, article from the facile pen of Ed. A. Wesley Stm-kwell, l.ovd lh*Lap, WWW W 2 M.iyl.m, Accordingly, Mr. ami S.itnid.n I* a ptiivlslon for the expen- Fry. of Niobrara, descriptive of early »• < iiistnin have moved from the . dlture of »11 (Hkt for light, bent and Frank Bryant, (Till VA'rlght, Jessie Newton, Lena Barnum, Luke Walk journalism In North Nebraska, and Regular SundaV Services: Hundav . ........ "'<• store ton ................ water supplies at III- Kl.imath ngen- er, Lester Leavitt, Freddie Clifl, Hoy not obeying the ultra modesty and i'v. This appropilutIon assures valu- Smith, Dalny Smith, Lorin.la I'lekcll, eoniwquent protest of the senior of ab|i- improvements for Ibi* agency Amlrey Farrar, Percy Clopton, Vir the Republican, we herewith re-print U. A. Nix« kwiíl L. t’astor. I I I 1111 11 .11 I | ||1 illiis year. In addition to this, Cap gil Defaip. Henry Stidham, Herbert an extract relating to him: tain Applegate, the Indian agent, PUMPS ANU WINDMILLS. i ••I liave lost my old companion In' Woodbury, Ernest Wight. has been ¡issilicd of mi appropriation Late constiug and consequent late the removal of Father Huie to Ore- «nd Wind A I fine line of of |(i,0oo for Irrigation pnrptau-« on retiring are reducing I lie grades of a I gon. Until then Hie Ponca Journal Mills just received hv C, II. Withrow the great tract of valuable land I«-- few. Will tint (he parents assist Us and Niobrara Pioneer were the only the “AermotorMan 11 tween Modoc I’.>1 lit .-imi AA'illlatnson hi keeping up the standing. • 1 country Journals whose editors found- I ( Illg line of men's and boys' suits at river. This Um-tract of land 1« (riti-, J'V«kw .'d and ran their plants for over A. C. Gl'TiiKutK, Principal. Duffy 's. ulai i to Klamath Falls. This ♦ii.oon twenty-tive years. There are older with the ♦ILO"" for IW't ami wnlei Oysters In nny style nA I Isher's p.i|x-rs In North Nebraska, but they; The most »«»thing, healing and an ! at the agency will give nn expendi restaurant. have had several changes In their tiseptic application ever devised 1« •lllhs, ' "f were ture of *l7,ooo for improvements '5 fr Medfonl lait year. DeWitt's Witch llaXcl Hal’e. It re PerMins who stiffer from indlgcs- I management ahd perhapa for tiic during tin..... inIng snmnier. lieves at once mid cure« piles, sores, best, '•What might luiVe tx*on, ” to t Ion can not expect to liv«* long be *h„ I,i"1',..... cruiser As soon as the danger of inclement cmise they cannot eat the hind ro use a grass-wiilow’s sigh, had Father eczema and skin diseases. Beware of Mln»,;',,.... 7 Í' r',l>r<*'«tlli>g a weather passe», Tims. Martin ami qulred to nmirish tin* Iwxly und Hit* lluse followed out Ills plan In 1K7-IT Imitations. >L L. Padgett A Kone. K'"'Ñ.Ú M'r '•o,"i«'nyi l<’f' son, Ed., expect to make a tour of priNluct« of the undigested f.««!« they I had piin-li.ised my little plant for Kxery thing tirst-claSs at Fisher's l*v|M)r , L"n Angeles, ||e ex- loans south ¡lini wist oi hereto In eat |Milson tin* hli««!. It is Import the establishment of the Pioneer nt i 1 restaurant. W'arin meals nerved at Ull»i»hmi"i""i'rly Hl>rliig to spect eicnmoiles mid thus familiarize ant to cure Imligcstlon ns H<«m ns Niobrara, when the Into Herman all hours. t themselves w ith the needs of the biis- possible, mid tin* I m -»I InethiHl of do i Westerniann showed inc a letter fniin ^“'■,N"’'<f<.rihl. county. Tliia season there 1« a large death Ilies», Mi they will lie belter able Io ing Illis 1« to iise tin* prepurntion Father lluse suggesting it partner J-Hr'iiJ'i '’Wtlcrof Ib'«. rate among children front crimp and ship In Hie new enterprise. But 1 cany out their purpose of estnlillsh- known iis K<«lol Dyspepsia Cure. II lung troubles. Prompt Metlon will ""'hi„'lll.('f| ,,f ......... Reduced prices on clothing, Duffy S. When threatened by ptwtimotila nf Ing a plant of lint kind In conjunc- digests what you eat ami restores nil could not see business enough ahead nave the little ones from these ter any other lung trouble, prompt re« '"i )'r|,|., ' ' P',,’,'",N "t Lout river l Ion with their mill at Merrill. This to warrant a partner, so declined, the dlgi-sllve organs to perfwt health. The merited reputation for curing lief is ncceuMry, as It la dangerous t«l ,flJ<*aiM -i'1" ' ll1 "e1*«! alMiut and 1 presu.ne that Editor lluse of rible diseases. We know of nothing I I very tl.'sii-able enterprise they will J. L. Pailgeit &’ Kuna. piles, sores and skin diM-ase« acquired delay. We would suggest that Ona In-Ill mu " ''lucrili si-rvIci'H ivere probably have under way the coming our association journal was worked so certain to give Instant relief as by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salja^.lias Minute Cough Cure be UkeN as wire* Ilread and pastry al Flshi-r's (»uc Minnie Cotigh Cure. It can also r,''rv'<in s ' 1,1 ' l,Hev cein- spring. out of a Joti. Tilts may lx* the reason Ile b lieve the ellizcns of led to the making of worthless coun- as indications of hating taken ddM , lx* relied upon itt grippe attd all f'»tln^ "" ,-v' ^*'v' •'lutstnln oil!- Alen ili could, by exercising some ef mtanrant. for bia ever courteous sympathy for | tetfelts. Re sure to get only De- Quality and not quant It}’ makes Niobtar.i and its many embryo enter* throat and lung troubles of adults. I Witt’s Salve. J. L. Padgett Ik Boos. are noticed, It chres quickly and lift fort. Imhiee Messrs. Martin A Sons Io earlv nsepretent« cnmatimptlon. J. Pleasant to take. J. L. Tadgett & " hii , v '.' ii , •’"'U'-H Pelton of pul In an cl.*'lrlc lighting system DeWlft's Lilli'* Early Risers such pris *s. L. Padgett A Hons. Kins. _______ ____ ' "ho ha* been visiting there. This i .in lie dona wltti e«un- valuable little liver pills. J. L. I’ad- "There wen* bome nielli lively HAMATH REPUBLICAN. here l'< lion THE VOTE 01 SERA!01. * ♦ 4- * Î * 4- 4- 4- * * I ELECTRIC CASH STORE I I ft ■ft ¡ft £ I ft 4* I® ft ft ft ft ft i + I Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown New Stock Now Arriving 1 ft ft ft ¡ft ft L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor New Hard ware Store, Klamath Falls, Or. ( Cooking Utensils. A. D. CARRICK DDirV CTAI GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Klamath Falls, Oregon. 9