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lU'coimts, ihe company W1IM mmh ex-Post master Castd will from now
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|of the I «Isles
|H regretted. J. V. and renew acqiiaiiitww..
MAY
».
*w'» Houston Informs
•is tiiat when he re-
N. E. Muri In and E. K. Rainsby
<*eiv«d th«* telegram announcing the came up from Merrill Sunday on bus
local news
company'a declsl«Hi u, not .«mie, all, iness. Mr. Rumsby is in tlx* iuc<*
M-atshi the opera house had lieen for Justice of tlie peuce at Merrill and
fljerounty couH began Its regular guaranlwd to bi* taken for the open
ns Im is well qualified for *the
^lun here yasUrday.
ing entertainment.
office, lie will probably win.
was born to Me. and Mrs.
Airi Mai tin Sr., who arrived from
C. CherrlngUm and wife arrived
A. Hopkins of Ashland, Mon- Oakland, l.'allf., Sunday, has kept
here Sunday evening from Yalnax,
Informo«) as to the condition of li. luring on their way to Long Bca«:b,
day. th* Mb lnBl'
. n«rty of fourteen people from Van Brimmer, who |N under treat Calif., wliere they expect to reside.
MiXn arrived at Medford Sunday ment In that city for u (-uncer wllil'll
Mr. Clierrlngton resigned his posi
J|<r.R permanently.
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from his face some time tion as carpenter at Yalnax.
rtisli r l’*<1 • ““rtes "( earthquakes ago. When Mr. Martin left Oak
John S. Shook arrived home Mon
_ not
■ he ’«th, 27lh and 2Hth ult., but land, Mr. \ an llrlmmcr wait
day evening, via Ashland, from a
feeling so well as usual, but he hud
J were’ mild »"<■ '“«I '»«
merely caught a mt|<| ull<l has since trip to Southern California, when*
Ashland authorities arc still prom*-
In* s|M*nt most of the past winter and
greatly Improved, according to a
Ull,1|(citli’'"» charged with vlolat-
i had an enjoyable visit.
He left here
letter received by N|r. Mattili
1,' k the locsl prohibitory liquor law. bls arrival here. There *e<*ins after j about the middle of last December.
to I m *
judge Smith's auction sale nt Al- go«sj reason to expect Mr.
A. P. Stubblefield, liveryman of
Van
uzsxrilsln progress Relay. J. <>. Brimmer's r«*covery and
Lakeview, was iiere Tueaday with
return to
Hamaker of Bon»»“ 1» officiating us Klamath Falls, which is most wel- Mrs. Wall ice and three children
guetloneer.
come news to his numerous friends whom he was conveying to Ashland.
SEWING
From there the Wallace family go to
David McComb urrlved here from here.
MACHINES
i Forest Grove, where the children will
Mlcanbavtb» latter part of last
The people of Lake City, Mtsloc
9
| lie given a home with their grand
week, having dosed a term of M'hool county, have lieen terrorized
lately parents.
are the best that
by a “wild mail,’' who has es|M*clally
tt that place.
mechanical
SWEulSH COLONY COMING.
Up to date 703 voters have regia- alarine<| children by frequently inuk-
shill can pro
K
There
should
tend In this county.
There shoulil > Ing bls appearance while they wen*
R. W. Marple of this place re
duce, and at an
b, 1,000 by the time the books are returning from school.
lie is
ceived a leftcron Monday from Rev.
honest price,
cl<**«i,MI li*** l&rt* Inal.
i thought to be a man by the name of M. Folk Gjertsen, who was here a
fully warranted
are requested to announce that | Wright who many years ago was
few weeks ago making arrangements
for ten years.
Rrr. J.
Gf'ditlt will preach at thejaenl to the insane asylum from that
for the location In Klamath county,
q R. Church In Klamath Falls next l««'ahty.
Not hearing from him for of a large Swedish colony from Min
For sale by
k
. iih U v morning and
an«! evening.
n <mg time, Ills wife seeured a «li nesota. The letter desired Mr. Mar
SuisUy
The Prineville Journal I* tilled vort** »»’• afterwards married a man ple to come to Ager this week with
At conveyances for about fifty
<’f J-. F. Cole.
the
will timber n’> ilice«,
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--- result of a
nun^r,,li* lot of Individuals tiling on ; < 'ed.irvllle, where Wright was seen colony, and bring them to Klamath
lati'ly, lie m Halil to have avowed his Falls and lie accordingly went ta>
claims »long the Des Uhutea river.
Iilt«-Il11<> ii (<, ■•kill the man who
J. F. Adams came up from Merrill I rled Ills .......... An effort Is mar- that place on Tuesday and lias since
belng I m - cii milking arrangements to secure
Sandsy. sworn panted by a force of
imide to capture him.
teams, wagons, etc. to bring across
men, who were given employment on
the mountains, the party of emi
Ihe ditch leading from the river near
PERSONAL
grants
referred to.
Tills colony,
here.
when
all
here,
will
add
about loo
Muore's t'nmedians were giving
W. T. Taylor of Paisley was here families to the population of the
entertainments nt Alturaa last week. Monday.
county. Tile Swed' X arc noted as a
A recent letter from Mr. Muore
Anil- , most desirable class of citizens.
Maj.
<’
.
E,
Worden
left
for
A. O. \J. W. BUILDING,
J. V. Houston reports that they
. land to-day.
doing well.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Geo. Yount and G. S. Farra of Bly
The proposition to Issue bonds
I were here Sunday.
the »mount of »20,000 for the pur
C. T. Silvers and wife of Crystal
pw of building a sewer system st
were
livre Tuesday,
\
Aririand was defeat«*d there bv li
(
’
has.
A.
Kerr
was
an
arrival
from
\
vote of 105 to 2»5.
Hillsboro
'Thursday.
J. p. llagM arrived at Merrill
ftumlay from Kern county, Calif., , Iliitler Walker of Illy has been at
with 220 ui«rea. ten stallions and twoi this place this week.
BUT HOVING RIGHT ALONG
We under-
jacks, all blooded stock.
F. N. Lebby of Poitland was here
stand they arc to be kept on a ranch the Unit of the week.
When in need of any material whatever for your corres-.
nur there.
I. R. Hansen of Crystal was a
pondencc it will pay and please you to call on us.
An effort Is to he made to raise tea Falls visitor Saturday.
in the Rogue river valley, the ex
J. J. Chappel waa an arrival f'otn
CHITWOOD dfe CO.
periment tiring encouraged by the San Francisco Sunday.
Southern Pacific Co., which has re-
I. J. Straw of the Dorris ranch was
which I have been. The state sup
KLAMATH AGENCY ITEMS.
reived and distributed a large num
i F.i'ls visitor Tuesday.
erintendent
is doing all In his power
ber of tea plants.
Rev. ('alamo left Tuesday for the for the good of his schools, and to
(’. B. Johnson of Jacksonville was
II. M. Ross of Seattle, who has
vicinity of Roseburg where he ex build up the high school for even
an arrival here Tuesday.
hren here several weeks nnd Invested
pects to remain for several weeks higher education.
The people of
Jennie I >. Corl right of Ashland
In some town property, bought three
with his brother, lie leaves here on Klamath are whole-souled, genial
arrived at tills place Friday.
bits of Maj. Worden on Monday.
account of his health, but hopes to and social. My lines have certainly
II. E. cirihls and Frank D<vnton of
Mr. K ims has abundance of fait h In
relnrn to us hefore long if It will per fallen among the most pleasant of
the future growth of iblH place anil M«*df >rd arrived here F rlday.
mit him. He was taken to town by all your people and to whom I fee)
vicinity.
i C. T. Oliver of Merrill was doing
tl>. Cronemiller of Fort Klamath.
indebted for the kindness and hospi
Tlie Medford Mall reports that '’»!»!»(:»«♦»•» at ihr Falls Monday.
Mrs. G. W. Looslcy and daughter tality extended me—a stranger in a
We. Brown and family have arrived
II. F. Libber and Samuel Wilson
Clara were here from their ranch on strange land. 1 have done all in my
from Del Rio, Texas, and that lie came up from Merrill Monday,
Wood river, Saturday and Sunday. power for the best interest of your
will engage in the stock business In
C. V. Looslcv was also here.
schools and your children.
They
A. E. Spence was down from Rock
J.rkson or Klamath count lew
Mr. creek the latter part of last week.
Miss Mamie Robinson came up now have the advantage of the best
Brown can I m * aafvly assured that
from Klamath Falls Saturday. She and most wholesome literature and
J.
Cliastaln of Bonanza was in
no spot on earth ex**els Klamath for
comes to re-till the position of hoys' reference books, the same as all
Klamath Falls the fore pirt of the
stock growing.
matron in the Klamath boarding schools have, be they city or country.
week.
Shaniko Leader:
The (Yriumbla
school, which she held until last sum Thanking you, Mr. Editor for allow
A. <’. Grlffitli was down from Crys-
ing me this space, and with the best
Nouthern Railway Co’s stirwycrs
mer.
tai
the latter part of last week wlth
have finished the preliminary survey
The large new tuilding on the wishes for the future welfare and
to Bend and are now encamp«si nt I his Hleamlwiat.
school premises, to be used for car education of the children of this
W. P. Robertson of Sumpter Mlop-
this place.
Ina couple of days they
penter shop, shoe shop, band room county, 1 remain respectfully yours,
M. B erger ,
will Mart out again to make the per ped here Sunday en route home froni
and gymnasium, is steadily progress
General Agent.
manent local km of tlie contemplated Rogue river valley.
ing.
extension of th«* road.
1». Cronemill er of Ft. Klamath was
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Moniver re
SOCIAL.
turned about two weeks ago, after a
Th«». J. Gihaon, who kllle«i B. here Tuesday to attend to some busi
The Ladies of the Klamath Falls
visit of alsiut two months in San
Hchonbachler tn JoM*phinc county, ness before the county court.
Womans
Christian Temperance L’nion
Francisco and vicinity, Their many
was tried at Grants Pass last week.
Mrs. Win. Husc departed Friday
will
give
an ice cream social on the
friends here are gild to welcome
resulting in a disagreement of the morning for Ashland to visit her
evening of the 22nd of the present
them home.
jury. The ballot stood ten for inur- daughter, Mrs. It. A. Hopkins.
month. Place to be announced later.
der In the Unit degree and two for
The little son of Eugene Isaacs Everybody come. E mma G rigsby .
Quimby
of
Fort
Klamath
E. E.
manslaughter. The rase was can- i was in Klamath Falls Tuesday on
(Indian) died last week of consump-
Secretary.
tinned until the next term.
lion.
Cemetery Work of ell Kinds •
his wav home from a trip to Ash-
Walking lists and Hue dress hats
Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed.
Mrs. Cristler and Miss Dixon of
A. Castel has given us temporary land.
at Mrs. Maylone’s.
Shop
Opposite
New Feed Stable.
Wood
river
valley
were
guests
of
charge of a chair which tie values
J. M- and J. B. Moore and Mr.
Mrs. J. F. Looslcy on Saturday and
highly on account of Its historic Mitchell arrived Monday from Ager
FRUIT FOR SALE.
significance. It Is the chair which wit li lilg !'«<•» of freight for local
Sunday.
I have a choice variety of home-
was occupied by Capt. Jack, leader merchant*.
Capt. Siemens and son of Klamath
Inquire
canned fruit for sale sbeap.
of the Modoc war, just before his
Falls stopped here Tuesday morning
Hon. II. E. Ankeny, who
G. D. G rizzle ,
of
execution at Fort Klamath.
The large lutcresls in Irrigation and
on their way to Klamath Marsh.
Klamath Falls, Or.
chair shows age, but was well built 1 in this county, arrived here the
The Klamath County Live Stock
The Reservation roads have been
Don’t Start Wrong.
and Is atlll solid and serviceable.
Association will pay the above re
of the week from Jacksonville.
I worked considerably during the last
O. Short says he Intends to devote
ward for the arrest and conviction of
few* weeks.
Many improvements
Don’t start the summer witli a
C. Cunningham catne down from
eighty acres of his Nprlng lake ranch Ft. Klamath Tuesday, accompanied
any person or persons found guilty of
have been made and they will be well lingering cough or cold.
We all
stealing or altering the marks or
to potatoes tills year.
He never ' by Miss Della Maylone, who has been
know what a “summer cold” is. It’s
prepared for the summer travel.
brands of any stock belonging to any
falls to have a trig crop. If there Is i
the
hardest
kind
to
cure.
Often
it
sojourning In the W- kk I river coun
May has ushered in warmer days
member of this association.
a scarcity of potatoes, he will derive
“hangs on” through the entire
Address Chas. Horton, President
and mosquitoes.
try.
K'ssl prices. If there Is a general
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary,
season. Take it in hand right now.
L eather S tocking .
Miss Margie, daughter of Jas. Mc
abundance, he will feed and fatten
A few doses of One Minute Cough
Clure, fell and cut a deep gash in her
COMMUNICATION.
•logs on hla surplus. Thus he can
Cure
will set you right. Sure cure
ilead last Saturday, necessitating the
make the crop profitable whether the attention of a physician, Dr. Rcames
for coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron
Mr. Editor: 1 wish to explain chitis, all throat and lung troubles.
season brings plenty or not
through the columns of your paper,
being called.
Absolutely safe.
Acts at once.
The republican state campaign
was
TrnJav!
F. H. Gray arrived Monday from
for the benefit of a few persons, my
Children
like
it.
“One Minute
opened at Ashland last Thunuiii)
mission to Klamath county. 1 came
Missouri, having come (Hit,
out here
here in
in
Cough Cure Is the best cough medi
night by a large and enthusiastic
to this county in the interests of the
the Interxn» of the prospective new
W.c. T. u. nEETING.
cine 1 ever used,” says J. H. Bowles,
meeting tn Chautauqua tabernacle,
schools. Since the library movement ,
proprietor of the Ashland-Klamath
“I never found
speeches were made by W. J. Fur-
The regular meeting of the Worn was made some two years ago for Groveton, N. H.
Falls stage line.
anything else that acted so safely
fish, nominee for governor; C. W,
Chas. 1*. Dorian of Portland, repre ans Christian Temperance Union of Oregon, 1 have Iveen engaged In the and quickly.”
Fulton, and J. H. Ackerman, nomi-
MRS. E. J. BOYD, Proprietor.
sentative of the Mutual Insurance Klamath Falls will lie held at the M. work, traveling over every county in
Up-to-date shirt waists and under-
fee for state superintendent, Other
E.
church
on
Friday,
May
1«,
at
2:30
the state, visiting every school dis
Trimmed and Walking Hats, Undershirts, Stockings,
Co. of New York, has been In Klam
wear at Mrs. Maylone’s.
candidates present were A. M. Craw
o’clock, p. m.
All members are trict establishing libraries.
Your
ath
Falls
the
past
week,
going
from
Shirtwaists, Ribbons, Etc., Etc.
ford, nominee for attorney-general,
DAIRY PRECINCT ELECTORS.
| urged to be present, as we wish to state superintendent has written
here
to
Lakeview.
«nd J. J. Whitney, nominee for state
I arrange for the reception of our many articles on the necessity of
Qualified electors of Dairy precinct
Alex Martin Sr., senior member of
printer.
There were »35 in greenbacks, »10
LOST.
state president who will be with us libraries in the schools, always urg , can register by applying at the office
the banking firm at tills place, ar
in gold and some silver.
Finder will
ing the county superintendents to
Lowe's Madison Square Theatre rived Sunday from ills Oakland home the tirst of next month.
of I. F. Davies, Notary Public, at
Mre.
Blanche
Griffith,
who,
with
pie
ise
leave
t
be
pocketbook
and con
E
mma
G
rigsby
,
insist on well work being in each
Co., advert ised to appear In Klam- to spend the summer here.
the Excelsior.
We are
others, went to Lakeview early in tents at this office or at the Griffith
Secretary.
school.
I
found
in
Klamath
good
»••> Falls this week, canceled the en glad to sec him back again.
Kid gloves and hat trimmings, January to make proof on a timber , ranch at the Poplars on Upper Klam
gagement on account of difficulty In
Buckingham and lleelit Marenton schools, second to no other county.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Murdoch, the
best
on tiic market, at Mrs. May- claim, lost a pocket-book, containing ath lake. A literal reward will bn
The financial condition some better
getting teams to bring the members
nPW postmaster and deputy, arc now 1 boots, shoes and felts, at Excelsior, than any county in the state over lone 's.
about »50, whlls m route home, paid.
here from Medford, where they
i
»»
duly install’d In the postoffiec, and Dairy, Oregon.
sbu,voJ la.bt week. According t> all
OftTH REPUBLICS. I .... „,,,
Klamath Falls
*
ELECTRIC
BIG STORE
CASH STORE.
Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas
kets, Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin
oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines.
MM
«S tiletto -
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries.
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
of
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
New Stock Now Arriving.
*
Hardware & Furniture Dealer. **
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STRANGE TO SAY
* L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor.
OUR STATIONERY
I
IS NOT STATIONARYj
I
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
1. F. Davies, Prop.
DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
1
SEE
GRIZZLE & BRYANT
For General Stone Work.
$250.00 REWARD.
I
f
$ NEW SPRING 600DS $
A'r the
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE.