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LOCAL NEWS
sky ami an. »grecatilo ntmoapiiere
tlil.week, llioiigh truvel lia» liccii
I, 0111 beg»" »>'• II»« m*» ••’»U
remiered
(llfficult by a tblck con at Ing
C. L. Milter of Bly
In toWII
"f iiiik I, |f prcNcnl slcmvnts coil-
Friday-
tliiuv, liowsver, tlm roud» will MOOII
G, C MuBuimugh of Gohl Hill w.ui I m * g'HMl.
here Kuu«i»y.
W«- und. hitand Iter. J. M. M<-
W F. Arant was In from Pine * "’id'exp, 11, t,, var.ife tlm I’ri sliy-
(¡rove Monday.
lerlan pisioi.it,• here mid remove
jot u Cob-man <>f Kwan lake wax In i I m - w I k re alsuit t he 1st of April,
Itcv. M' < bmli imd family liiivo made
town TucMiny.
Mr. Ilamsby arrived here from innny friends here, who will regret
t<< sei- them ieavc,
Morrill Tuewlay.
Mra. . w. Hazen arrived bollir
W. K. Spence of Rock creek waa a
Kat uid iy from Ashland, where • »lu­
Fall» visitor Sunday.
T. J. Newiilll of Ballsl-in, Orc., was c.il|, <| |,v t ||P Ilin, ,s of tier mot li-
er. She left ||(.r mother much Im-
arrived here Nunday.
proved In health.
Mr. Ila/.en nut
W. IL Hlmpxon wax in from I i I k
Iter at Hart's station amt ui'i'ompa-
Nxyl«ii ranch Haturday.
tiled In r to this place.
IL M. Wlillimy of Morrill wax In
Hetirv I'arrlsh amt ('. E. i
tlie latter part of I m I week.
arrived from A Jil.iml Monday,
Attorney F. II. Mill» wax doing will remain a few days, wlill
buxine*» al Lakovlaw laat week.
Pal I ish ili» » some work on I i I h
John King and Robt. W«-l*h of Mollili of town,
Mr. C'lusscr
Merrill arrlv-'l »• lb'' Fall» Tuesl.n ftbiii Michigan liuti fall and
An Intcrcolh-glale oratorh'al eon timlier eliiim t„. ir 11,1,.^ lai ,,.
t.-st will I* pull'd off al .Salem Mureb
Tile tide »' it Her on Tuesday In-
ducisi
llerlwrl and < hai le» Baldwin
14.
A »on wax lx>rn t«i Mr. uml Mr» to cxeieiw iheir )acht mi the river
Carrey ILmi»by of thia place on Sat and lake. They h id a gay Mid en-
J'-vable trip imi attracted much ul­
urday.
J. F. Adam* "f Merrill wax hcr<- tenth,n. Their Isiat with sails uli
th« lir»t of tlie week, returning hoiur set, rode th,- waves like a bird.
l. ik" cutmi \ Is now having a liber­
yreierdny.
al
»hare of smallpox, Imi rigid meas­
lion. II. A- Emmllt mid family of
ures
ate I» lug enforced to prevent
Krtl" were Klamath Fall» visitor»
the spread of the i I im . ihc ,
Four Hew
Natarday.
cavs
Were
reported
last
week 12
Burn. Sat unlay, to Mr. mi'I Mr*.
mil, s ft.un l.akev lew and several new
<te>>, Biehn of Klamath Full», n
'■ is, s II IO I, leluped at Paisley.
daughter.
Busin, ss meet lug ,,f tho second
A mild form of smallpox I» prrv-
quarterly
conference of tlie M. E.
■lent at RoM-luirg mid llm public
church
w
ill
Is* held here Hext Sat ur-
arli'xita have been «•lu«-«l.
d.iv at .1. tu u'cl.H'k p. in. The pastor
Attorney J. W. llamaker arrived
will preach bundav niornlng and
home Siimlay via Iger from a bu»l
evening, After tlie niornlng M-rmoii,
muM trip 1« Nau Frmi<-i».-o.
tie r< will ........ mmiiiilun »civico.
Godfrey Neubert mi«l wife of \nt<-
Tlie N'irtli-rn l‘:mJtie railroad
lope valley were hi on Timadxy to
ami
¡n< •» tti.it it »ill join tlie Union
trade »< tli<- Klamath Fall» »tores
I'« ifle In miking settlers' rates from
Mr*. P. B lt-aim’s departed Sun
th<- Esst to Southern Oregon points,
dar for Portland, where »he w.u, call
tlie Mine vs th'»«' to Wextern Wasll-
rd by the »erteua Illness of Imr moth­
ingtoii. 'ITi''<¡re.it Northern will I m -
er.
coiii|. ¡|e<| t<> follo» the same policy.
fjut Friday was not only St. Val
<1. *1’. Baldwin's big algn loom» up
rutlne't day, tail was th«- 4 ird .uml
vrraary of D m admission of Oregon conspicuously, and is tin- prccurmir
of another eqiinll) as big a sign on til«-
s» a state.
West slile of the roof. Mr. B. will, ns
We understand t hat <¡<0. and
we undcr*tand. mhih liulhl a large
Claud Chastain ami Mr. ti<MI ex|H-et
and elegant photograph gallery, tlie
to leave for Billings, Montana. In
ci*t of which will lx- from tljoo to
about ten «lay».
tiuOtk
from
The Quaker l><» lore arrived
1
L-vkevlew Exammer:
Mr. and
Lakeview .Monday xml began a »••rh-s
Mrs
IIoni
F
’
uller
arrlretl
frolli
Klaui-
of entcrtaiiiim’iits in the opera horn»
aiti
I
;
"s
l.mt
IVedm-sday
everilng
lirre Turaday evening.
and noi.¡¡ned scierai «l.iv» visitili^
Victims of Hie grip are ns-overm--.
Il
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Mi I ter la a
It b.is prevailed In mx -I i a nilhl form
popul ir and liandsomc young bride
tll.it people adret il have n .! b-ell
troni K l imai II. Th.-y wer .- guest» al
greatly annoyi-d by II.
IL.Icl L.i»<■' ie >v.
F. W Jetinlngs «la-partr<| vest«- r lay
Shaniko L< i l--r:
The Columbia
for Dritown, Calif , when« Im hu»
itlicrii
railway
surveyor»
are mak­
gone to Im a* llm trcdalde of hl*
ing
.•■»•I
headway
»Ince
leaving
Shan­
fat her wlm Is very III.
iko. Tbri are making a preliminary
Rev N. J. ilarblt rrportatli.it
siirvcv down Wards creek and have
|xsip|e of Bonanza are talking of
got stal.is set some twelve mile»
building a Mcthodl»! church build- from lu re. As far as surveyed the
Ing then* in th«- near future.
niiiti’shows up 111 tlist-. lass shape.
We have is-en Invited to rillend a
The Southern Pacific company 1»
fre-' lecture mi "Cbrlatten Seh ime”
replacing IK Iron bridge» with steel,
by lion. W. G. Ewing, of < hic.igo,
and pro|Mi»i‘s soon to commence till­
nt Ashland, tomorrow evening.
ing In It» nunicrotm. high trestle»,
The Medford Mall reports that , t inier the new rule, tlie com pan V
Maurice Brown expert» to come
1
to seems to tie active hi tlie direction
Oregon Mr>n and ass, elate 1 himself >f Improvement, and It is hoped tlie
witli hl» tirOlhci III tin- »task I llUMllli.s line and its rolling stock will not be
III Ivl imatli rounly.
' long In reaching modern standards.
The Paisley I'.mt hit» juat entered
Ashland Record: .lames M. David-
It» arcutxl year. Tlie I'ost has l.'cn « hi . one In from Klamath Falls Fri-
41 |xitent factor In the new life of du) with .1. Fiank Adam»,
Mr. D.
nortliarn Lake county mid descl
«
ves was formerly county clerk of Slski-
« large share of credit.
toll c unity and u native of the aanir.
C. I>. Wilson went down to San Ifelsa surveyor of ability ami is
FranclNco last week, bring calh 'I , hM ifedat Nome, Alaska, where he is
there by th«- lllnexa of liia wife, wlm extensively Interest -«I. Until gentle­
has been under medical treat incut foi men paid I Ills office a pleasant call.
»'•»«riil month».
Ills daughter ac , The biggest dally receipt of rabbit
companlcd him.
's
sculps for .some time at the clerk
<
office
was
recorded
on
Tuesday
when
Tlie village ehs-tlon conic» off earl)
next month, mid II, is mi event In, till w. re delivered then-by mm man.
wlilcl> every citizen xhould show Ins The rabbit scalp business lias I h - i - ii
Interest. People arc very apt to re­ lagging somewhat of late, but It Is
gard town «-h-ctloiiH with ImlltTereii«-«-. expected that there will be a rush as
the tiim for the expiration of the
but I his 1» » ml»i uko.
Imnnty draws near.
Il will end
Medford Mull: (¡co. W. Manning.
March
0.
<'f Klamath Falls, wlm has lx-en In
Messrs Potter and Fuller of Wlnd-
••outlmrn Arizona and .Mexico for tin
I'iist year, arrived In Medford Thurx- lhdd, Kansas arrived here Monday
<1»y morning and 1» visit Ing hls, for the | nrpose of Inlying land.
They weld to Poo valley to look
alxtcr, Mrs. Jas. D. Fay.
id farms I hero. They said that the
Miss Clara Nlockwcll who lias been corn crop in Kansas was a failure
Mtrndlng the
Ashlaml
Normal last year, and that when the cheap
kc I kki I, arrived here last Saturday to rates on the railroad go Into effect
»pend some weeks visiting.
Khe has In Marell and April, there will be a
been in (,f |a(,, )|(|(| W((M compelled to
large Immigration to tills locality
•I'lit school t<• m| m irarily.
from that state.
Frank MeCornack and family wen-
Clara Torrey, whose home was
in town on Tuesday. II«' Is a success­ near Talent, Jackson county, suicided
ful stockman mid ha» some 12,(M>0 at Klainatlion on Wednesday night
’"■res, Ix-lng »Ituated on Big Klamath of last week.
She committed the
Like nnd one of the largest and best rush act with a revolver, tho bullet
ranches In tlie county.
piercing her heart.
The young lady
Work mi the railroad building till» was aged about III years. Her fath­
way from near Klainatlion Is pro- er died In July I8U4, and since then
gn-sslng slowly.
We understand t he her mother married Chas. Iloyton.
force will he largely Increased and Besides her mother, two sisters and
roiistructlon rushed ns »«»m aw llm five brothers aurvlvo her.
A (liree-fiKil wildcat Invaded the
weat her become» net lied.
We arc requested by Sheriff Sum- county capitol grounds at (¡rants
m'is !<• announce tluil the tax roll Pass recently and was prevented
I
frmn »torniln.f and Inking the Insti­
tution by an officer, who vnliantly
met the e'ter'iaehlng etici iv nnd »Ith
the aid of lead pills hooii had II Ires
decomli.il.
We me lUMUred that
JoM'jililiic'K scat of governmetif I»
seldom tliii» »»Milled by the grim
feline species of the forest.
F. L. Wright of Ashland Is lc’e
representing tlie Southern Oregun
Mathie (,’o., of which Ip- is a inemlier.
Tim company deals in nil kind-, of
cemetery work and giiiranle. , Mills-
fact Ion.
J. L. Vaden arrived Imre Tuesday
on III» return from a trip to Portland
and Intermediate points. He repirt.s
that there 1» conalderablc favorable
talk about Klamath county along the
riillroa>l and predicts lliut there will
I»- a large Influx of new settlers as
soon as spring opens.
Meltford Mall: They are not giv­
ing out much news now at tlie Soul li-
em I'ac I tic coal mining plant;
from I In- size of the lumps of
tiehig brought In and the quality
thereof it Is evident that things are
not going so badly.
The liolstii g
niai'lilni ry w hl< h lia» been standing
on the depot platform for several
weeks was taken out oil Tuesday
replace that formerly In use,
latter having proven inadequate
handle tlie work.
<'. L. Itli'sle». son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Khotles of this place, was inar-
r|e<| to Miss Nettie A .inderkair in
Ashland on Wednesday of last week,
ICcv. F. <;. Strange of tin- Presby­
terian churcli |M-rforndng tlie cere­
mony. Mr. Kiiode» eijM-cts to secure
employment In tlie navy yard on
Puget Sound and will locate there
with Ids bride.
He served three
years In tin- I'. S. navy and witnessed
tlie surrend-r of Manila «luring the
Spanish-Ainerl'-aii war. lb- left here
r<s*cntly for Ashlaml. having spent
si-vcral months visiting ids parents
■it tills plaei*.
IRRIGATION PROJECT.
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BIG STORE
Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas­
kets, Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpels and Lin­
oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines.
CASH STORE.
ItAtAb
S tiletto -
SEWING
MACHINES
are the best that
mechanical
shill can pro­
duce, and at an
honest price,
fully warranted
for ten years.
For sale by
Hats,
Shoes,
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
I
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
New Stock Now Arriving.-
Hardware & Furniture Dealer.
iWz
A. O. W. W. BUILDING,
KLAMATH FALLS,
OREGON.
Blin k buttertlv, Mi«« E'I oh Mitcli«-1l. here again Feb. 28, for the purpose
Plans are maturing for one of the
III'st extensive Irrigation enterprises . Yellow buttertiy, Mine Je*«io Apple- of electing church trustees.
Despit«! the bad roads, drummers
in Southern Oregon, and If carried to date.
Topsy, chasing bnttorflie«, Miw la-«- are putting in their app«-arance to do
completion, us now proinlsed, It will
Staffor«!.
I business with out merchants.
l>e of Inestimable bcnclll to tlie val-1
Circus riders. Misses Edith Hum-
| C. H. Hoagland, who has been i’l
ley »1 retelling from Klamath Falls plirx-v ami Bessie Chapel.
for several weeks, is somewhat fl-
to Title lake, and will aid materially
Columbia, Miss R. French.
proved: he 1» able to walk ou'i for a
in the fut ure grow t li and prosperity
Tnelebani. Allan Sloan.
few minutes at a time.
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of this county. The project 1» In
Gold bug, Miss Minnie Taylor.
Mrs. II. J. Chrisman has gone to
Queen of diamonds, Miss Emma Tur­
capable and determined hand», nnd
Bly to work in the hotel at that
It Is Ix-llcvcd that slice«-»» will follow ner.
Queen of hearts, Miss Inex Turner.
place.
the effort without conflicting with
ctars, Miss Amy Lenz.
Baptizing at this place last Sun­
oilier siniilar undertakings already
Night, Miss Nida Turner.
day was postponed on account of I
established.
Kummer, Miss Bertha Arnett.
high and muddy water.
Tlie enterprise Is Inaugurated by
Broom gill, Mi«s Jessie Arnett.
i N. W. Duimn has resumed work .
rule lake raneliers, and N. S. Merrill.
tanking Backward, Miss Nettie Brew. I
W. I*. Whitney ami Win. Ballot that
Old La-ly Wiio Lived in a Sime, Miss again at the store.
Marie llamaker, youngest daugh­
prei'lnet were here yesterday to pre­ Jessie Marple.
ter of J. O. llamaker, is on the j
pare articles of Incorporation, copy
Night, Miss Lydia Turner.
sick list.
B ill J ones .
of which was duly lih-d with the \ Spanish girl, Mist Anna Heidrick.
Klamath county belle, Miss Bertha BONANZA PLOP l L, ATTENTION.
county clerk.
Capital stock is
tlAO.OOO and will lie supported, It is Hammond.
Black and white, Mi»s Mallei Bennis
On Feb. 21st. Moores Horne Com­
said, by Iwi ranchers, who propose to
pany of Klamath Falls will give one
Iws otne stocklmlders. Within thirty and Mrs. Helen ScbofleM.
Twilight, Mis. II. 11. VanValkenburg. of their «harming performances at
days tlie organization will lie corn-;
B«t, Mrs. J. G. Pierce.
the Bonanza opera house, opening
pleti-d.
The promoter» anticipate
Schoolgirls, Mrs. C. O. Clopton and with the delightful two-act comedy-1
no difficulty In floating lends and lie- Mrs. A. t'astel.
drama. ‘-Sweethearts.”
This com­
Illg able to have active construction
Klamath Falls. Mrs, S. E. Martin.
edy
cannot
fail
to
please
each and
under wav early this spring.
Princess Patchwork, Mrs. F. W. Jen­
every
one.
It
is
pure
as
a
dew
drop,
nings.
The plan is to tap the main body
full of bright, sparkling fun, inter-1
Shepherdess, Mrs. L. B. Burke.
of I'pper Klamath lake and make a
Twin sisters, Mrs. S. T. r-umniers spersed witli dramatic scenes and i
canal that will furnish water enough
situations. Following --Sweethearts" j
ami
Mrs. George Hum.
to Irrigate 40,WO acres of ¡and.
Winter. Mrs. Jack Horton.
is --From Germany By Wire.” When,
This will require cutting through the
Highland lassies, Mrs. Jas. II. Dris­ yon see this bill you will see howl
hill northeast of Klam;1 th Falls and coll a id Mrs. May Stafford.
quick the trip can be made, and will
umong other work, making a half-
Spanish dow n, John Cotinas.
also have a chance to laugh to your
mile tunnel. It is thought it will i Rosa O’Grady, Sain Chapel.
take a year to complete the canal. ■ Big Mitch, teamster, Richard Breiten­ heart's content. The whole is to1
conclude witli the .side-splitting
It is a co-operative m -I iciiic and will stein.
farce, ”ls Marriage a Failure.”
Gunner
on
battleship
Oregon,
Frexl
lie able to furnish water to atock-
Come boys and find out; come girls
holders and other» at a comparatively I !ie li n.
and get some pointers, Come one.
Marine. Bert Dennis.
low rate.
come all and enjoy a rare treat.
Twin
downs,
ltobt.
Baldwin
and
A.
It can be readily seen that tile
After til«' performance an all night
limb rt iking will greatly enhance the I*. McMillan.
H. L. Glopton’» store. Wm. Newton. dance will be given. Supper at the
value of thousands of acre» of land
Briekelspial, Wm. Terrill.
Hotel Morine. l*crforinance begins
and iM-sIdes such direct benefit, bring
Admirai Cervera. Chas. Biehn.
at 8 sharp.
much Indirect profit to the county
Clown, .lno. Taylor.
NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
and to this town.
Chap, John Cainplx-ll.
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Roller Mills, Floyd Baldwin.
(Oregonian.)
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MASQUERAIM; BALL.
Clown, Jack Horton.
A
shland , O il , Feb. 12.—Ashland
Knight Tempi.ir, John Martin.
A. large crowd attended and enjoy­
lloopskirta aud B.eastpins, Ky Tay- is to be the western terminus of a
ed the iiin»quera<le ball at tin- opera
new telephone system which is to
lor.
house Friday night.
There were
reaeli into Kastcrn Oregon through
Biivsof 'I’d, F. W. Jennings.
many Is-aut¡fill costumes, many that
Jockey, Bert Jones.
Klamath ami Lake counties, and into
were unique and enough grotesque
Spanish chevalier. El.Ion Bennis.
M<»ioc county, California.
Work is
Burkey, Bavid Hill.
characters to add life nnd variety to
to be commenced on its construction
and equipment as soon as jxissible.
the pervading spirit of merriment, j Mei chant, Earl Walker.
and it is to be in operation by Au­
Knight errant, Will Baldwin.
After tin- grand march ami a few co­
Hatchett carpenters, Chas. Baldwin gust 1. The line Is to extend from |
tillions. tin- maskers unmasked, mil 'll and Floyd Brandenburg.
Ashland eastward across the Cas-1
tn the Interest of each other and to
cades, via Klamath Falls to Lake­
BONANZA WHISPERINGS-
view, taking in the line already con­
the large gathering of »peetators.
from the latter point to
Six musicians disi-oursed tin- lively
Archie White of Royston, is very structed
Silver Lake, and also to Alturas.
strains for those who participated in low with pneumonia.
Not much Cal., which will lie the eastern ter-
tho dance, which continued until.*> hop«' is entertained for his recovery. niinus. making over ¡100 miles of line
Near
o’clock the next morning,
Quarterly conference was held iio altoget her. The promoter of the
tilcrprise I is IL V. Gates, or Hills­
midnight an excellent »upper was this place last Saturday.
Rev. liar­ enterprise
A I bit of Klamath Falls'was present. boro, who was in Ashland today mak­
served at the Esamnd House,
ing arrangements for undertaking
good tlim- is the verdict of all wlm Churcli stewards were appointed as the work floin here. .A contract has
attended.
follows: Bonanza Mrs. ('. D. Hoag­ I h - cii made with tho Bell Telephone
Prizes were awarded In the follow-1 land, J. G. Wight and Mrs. A. D. Company for its instiuiuents for use]
upon the new line, upon which it is |
Ing order, the winners and what llM’-v I Harpold.
Lorclla
Mrs.
David also umierst'Mid the Bell Company
represented liclng mentioned:
('ampbell and E. IL
Williams. An has an option to purchase after a
First prize: llliuk butterfly,
«ither business meeting will be held given time.
Edna Mitchell.
who
ho rr-x«u
Second prize: The old woman w
lived in a shne, Miss Jessie Marple. I I H
Third prize: Twin clowns, Hobt. I 1111^
Baldwin mid A. I'. McMillan.
Judges: Mrs. I. W. Burris», Mrs.
I. D. Applegate ami Mr. J. C. Smith.
Following is n lint of the maskers mid
what or who they represent»»!:
White buttertiy, Mis» Nell It. Boyd.
Blue butterfly, Mis» Kate Clopton.
Green buttertiy, .Miss Bessie Ham-
moti'I.
Red buttertiy, Mis« Muggle Clopton.
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Order your Easter
suit now. Over 6oo
sample patterns just
received. For tailor
suits to order at $10
to $25. Call in and see sam=
pies and let us take your order.
L F. WILLITS, Proprietor.
ILllIlHI Fills. IIBEIM
FULL STOCK OF
REAMES
&
JENNINGS,
KLAMATH FALLS, OR
A LITTLE STORE,
FULL OF BIG GOODS
TIIE
EXCELSIOR
I. F. Davies,
Mail Distributor and General Roust­
about, Proprietor.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
SEE
GRIZZLE & BRYANT
For General Stone Wort.
Cemetery Work of all Kings •
Specialty. All Work Omrantang.
Shop Opposite New Feed StaMu.
«7ÍK¡MV1
f
"tesr JÄ-E'-i7
$250.00 REWARD.
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The Klamath County Live
Association will pay the above
ward for the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons found guilty of
Mealing or altering the marks or
brands of any stock belonging to any
member of this association.
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Address Chas. Horton, PrealdMg
or J. O. llamaker, Secretary.