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CAMPERS ATTENTION TENTS, CAMP STOVES CAMP COOKING UTENSILS CAHP CHAIRS AND STOOLS BLANKETS, COMFORTERS COTS, BEDS, PILLOWS, ETC OUTING BOOTS AND SHOES KAHK1 CLOTHING GIRLS OVERALLS LEGGINGS, ETC, ETC HND an UNSURPASSED line of T ■ ’ I Canned LUNCH Goods REÂMES & JENNINGS J Daily-by Daylight-between Klamath Falls and Pokegama PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. SPEED PROGRAM AND PREMIUM LIST OF THE Published every Thursday by WESLEY O. SMITH, E ditor and KLAMATH COUNFY AGRI CULTURAL ASSOCIATION -OCTOBER 6. 7. 8. 9, 03 P bofriktob . n »* » irnos num r» œ O»e year (tn advance)................. THURSDAY. AUG VST 13. . c At the last Session of I ongress » ei:- ator Quarles, of Wisconsin, intro- duced a bill in the Senate to repeal SWIFT JUSTICE A REMEDY. Fine line of rings and styles In bracelets and Van's Jewelry store. KICB l*Kot;itAM. Tncstley, Octolesr 6. One-half Uille dash, free for all'2-year old»: You can get squirrel pur«*. |i.*» j 2 ;O«eau.rt.r mile doh. frw for .11 her«.: Chitwood's Drug Store I ( the Stone and Timber Act and the Commutation clause of the Ilomestt .1(1 Act. This was defeated in the House of Representatives. Now < c man Esch, of La Crosse. AVis.. has just vade a trip through the cttasl : states, to study and investigate the advisability of repealing these laws. as the bills' are almost ceitain to come' up at the next session. It se< lll> rat hpr fiiirnricincr hese brilliant rather surprising tl-it tl.tt t tnese urm it i I IDCn Should waste SO much VI llieir | valuable time promoting legislation I that can In no way affect their own. j state and which certainly will after a . ; tew more forest reserves, be decidedly unnecessary «so far as the western states are concerned. If the govern- I ment does not wish to dispose of its! ! timber lands whv does it throw them _ „ , „ < ,wl .».min if open for settlement. And again, $2.50 an acre is too cheap they might raise the price. If they want to sell it certainly cannot matter who are the buyers as long as the government gets the money. Besides these acts if left in force might aid materially tn helping settling Alaska. lo all to attend all services. W. G. S mith , Pastor. PURSES, $2,000 190S. Vice fluent. Saltbath Sclitsdiit 10 a. m.: prea''11' Ing by tlic pastor at 11 a. m. ami ' I’- tn.; Christian Emleavor at 7:l’> l> 111 praver service al 8 Wednestlai ingi A cordial invitation is cxtciult< i One mile »nd repeat, tree for all trotter. mile ,l.»h. free tor all Klam- al|,, ..„nt, i,or-.»: pur»<- its 6 one mile d»»h. free tor aii; ltull»u women to ride; puree *2.’» Wednesday, October 7. 1 on.miimrt.-r mllo and rvpe.t, free for "I-Ure. quarter tnlle daah, free for all; pur-w. m)U dMh rice hand* high mul under. pur»tf 4 Five mile vm relay race, tree ,o for ch.ng.not all; five hor>(> .h-,.nlr>nian; un,|er one mile; jockey to ride race out; pur»e »*^Xunl“eOd2b. free for .11; pur« P5 Thurad.y, October». | Three-elglit» mile do»h.free for .11 ;pur»e, Private dining rooms at trai Cafe. poison ¡>1 tf. Ilio Celt Engravetl or printed wedding In'l- taltons at the Republican offlce. Proposals for Beef ami I lour. U s in t’l 'N sKRVier. Klaina.I. Scheel O.'-k"" July SF.ALRD PROPOSAL« en.ler».' I • Tre|.«.aS ter Beet er Fleur,- a-the I»-. : .lrea.e.1 le the undersign.'.! at Oregon, will lx-received at this «'hee. ’in'll two o'Cl.H'k p. m el August t'. h,'’ ntahlng and delivering at thl. »''hn»L •' qnlred during the ttseal year ending Jun. tsol. 3? «». |«>un.|s beet, and >1 fs S|K'<'in. »tton» and liiatruction pjrse >UK1 » be exanlined by making apt " One mile ami repeat, free for all Klamath under»! 'lied. Fur au> a.ldlnonal Information O C. AITI M.AIh. ^¿roXiu'^'d^h^ir?? 0 for .11; apply 9 to 8u|H*rintcndrnt. pur* . Hue ^-<>ne-half mile dash, free for all Klamath Big sale of harness and saddlery .it county mo-jtar-olds; purse |5o Maltby’»—Best goods at cheapest ' Friday, October«. J I—Three-quarter mite daub, free for all; prices In Southern Oregon. i-u»«. ^,lxtr(.nth, mlle dMh lree (or aU, Cholera Infantum. purse, This disease has lost its terrors 3 One half mile da«h, lree for all Klamath county satidle horses, owned and used as such; since Chamberlain’s Colle. Cholera vaquvro ^addles lo be u>ed ; purse, |7 5 4 One half mile and repeat, free for all; and Diarrhoea Remedy came Into purse, |1LK) general list1. The uniform success 4A—One hundred yard foot race, free for all; to come between heats in race No. 4; pur»v 12.5 which attends the use of this remedy 5—One and oue-eighu mile dash, free for all; in all case» of bowel complaints In purse, 9150 children has made it a favorite premium list . wherever its value has become known. Grain-Best sample of wh.-at, any variety. FJ; , »uv For sale by C. C. Chitwood. Correspondence Invited. Collections Attended to Promptly. STABLES EXCI IANGI W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. llors<>H boiinh'tl by day, wook or month. Hay and Grain bought and wold. I’tiHsengerH convoyed to nil parts oi Southern Oregon and Northern California at the very lowest rutes. Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Unkville. Phone Main 14 ■ • I UVCry. wes* SIDE STABLES Jas. Sigler, Prop’r First Class Horses F ine Ca rriag es Feed Stables. In a recent letter President Roose- velt commends Governor Durbin, of Indiana, for the attitude he assumed recently respecting tlie lynching at oao. any varivty.u. Beat collection of above Notice for Publication i-. in . ■»« i,t. four exhibited by producer, <5. Samples muKt Evansville. He also expresses lll.s not |vss tjluu one*half bushel aud must be Department of the Interior, own opinion in regard to iuob violence exhibited by the producer. *»e fvikm-c I Cured Grasse«-Beat dUplay of alfalfa, timo- Ijjnd Office at Lakeview. Oregon, <IS I0I10WS. i bromu.', red top, |2. Each variety to be in July 17, 1903. “All men must feel tho gravest a »»beai not less than one foot in circumference LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M mvii ii.u 1 v ► Vegetable BeM onc-liaU bushel of potatoes Notice is hereby given that the fol; alarm over the growth of lynching in exhibited, >2. Best collection of vegetables j lowing-nauicd settler has tiled notice <>i Office: Mammoth Stables, Largest and Most Centrally Located. this country and especially over the . exhibited by the producer-producer« permit- peculiarly hideous forms so often tak- «<oort I his intention to make final pr.»>( in i support of his claim, and that said pr<»>l en bv mob violence when colored men Fruit—Be»t collection of fruit exhibited by I will be mail.- before to» H. Driscoll, irethP victims an which decisions the producer, |10; second be«t collection, >»5. are tne MClims, Oil $$iiH.n ocij . sioiij » I*oultrv—Be«t pen of poultry, cock and two county clerk, nt Klamath Falls, Oregon, the mob seems to lav most weight. hen>, ♦»»; *» cond be«t pen of poultry, cock and , on August 29, 1903, viz: Alexander C. ',Vat«on, not on the ............ botoa tbe eotorof ¡;;;; a criminal, in a portion Of these cases Hor*e* Bent draft stallion, four rears and II. E. No. 2141 f >r the SW. SE’,. \VL 1 SE*4, Sec 32, T 39 8, R 13 E, W M and thp lvnclipd h'is hcen <ruiIt v of a over, I2t*: be>t draft mare and colt, four years me iii'in man nncneu thus uteri guilty oi <1 an,| nveFi no t>, „t draft «tallion, two year« crime terrible, horrible beyond de- .>1.1 fio; best roadster Mallion, trotter or pacer , Lot 2 Sec 5, T 40 S. R 14 E. W M. He names the following witnesses to scription, a crime so horrible that as ! hur"’ *“T “cx' *10' bc‘‘ "p““ i prove his continuous residence tt|»>ti far as he himself is concerned, he has ! cattle—iie«t shorthorn butt, two year» ana and cnllivatron of said land, viz: Tlios. forfoitod ftio riwlit qnv kin.l of up. FJO; b«»t Shorthorn cow an.l j calf, »10; lieat forfeited right tn to any ^ -- ^.,., iorieitea the ine Tigni ant kiiiu 01'^ oi j,vr ’ yf,, r,, ^- i,„n, t»,, y.ars BU( and up up. ; ja»; tju; best , H. Wilkerson, II. Camplx-ll, J. A. Stew - sympathy whatsoever. iteryford c>w and call, mo . j art and M. F. Orr, a'lof Lorella. Oregon any ' “Tbe feeling of all good citizens *” ‘ud UMer E. M. B rattais . Register. that such a hideous crime shall not l';;.,,-ribbons wit! be given for beat samples be hideously punished by mob violence , ”l ,n o,her elth‘bl,a. Notice for Publication. is due not in the least to sympathy p and ref lations . _ • - 1 1 • a. is . i‘. I Purse»—Seventy per eent to fir*t horse; 30 Department of the Interior. for tbe Criininul, but to :i very livelv I percent to second horse, except where other- Land Oilice at Lakeview. Oregon, sense of the train of dreadful conse- wbe noted. . . . r „ .. . . Entrance fee, 10 per cent of purse In al! races ■Inly 1 i. 1908. quences which follow tbe course tak-, Folir to enler ail(| three tu «tart, or no race, Notice is hereby given tlull the fol en bv the ntob in exacting inhuman Entries to be M ated. - . u . Entries in above races must be made with low ing-iianieil aetller bus filed notice of vengeance for an Inhuman wrong. tjie >v(.retarv on or before 9 o’clock p. m . the his intention to make final proof in m|>- In such cases, moreover, it is well to ! dar before the race for which entry is made. . 4l . ... . Entries must be made in writing and give port of his claim, and that said |>r>»>f remember that the criminal not mere- name, age and record of horse entered, and will be made before Ja». 11. Driscoll, ly sins against humanity in unpar- name of owner and jockey. County Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ore r t 1 7 1 • . » . There must be not less than three bona flde gon, on August 24, 1903, vis: donable fashion, but sins particu- 1 starters ill every race. Benjamin F. Crawford, larlv against his own race, and does I —■— , - .»I Ten strikes on gong in Judge«, stand Indi- H. E. No. 2412 for the NEL <>l Sec IS, them a wrong far greater than any cates—Get horses un trick for uext race within Tp39K, ROE. W M. white man can possibly do them, fifteen minute«. He names the following witnesses Io Therefore, in such cases'the colored «P <«r exercise prove his continuous residence uiein and people throughout the land should tn Two stokes Oil gong—Come to Judges'stand. cultivation uf »aid land, vis: 1». il. Yea r * possible ... way show their belief aat n**mF.»>rM And Ìoiìg-ibi"m< Wil tn rrfkffit, every s one'^ru^on ger, M. A. Eddy, John II. I'eatroaaand i <me striae vn «"*•■—«dismount and weigh. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, First race earn day to be called at 1 P. M. N. H. Fennell, all of Pokeganta, Oregon that they, more than all others in and horses to be at post at 1 :”4) P. Af., «harp. E. M. B kattai . n , Register. the community, are horrified at the GEO. T BALDWIN. Preaident. Reference by permission : Addrdsr, J. G. PIEP/’K, Secretary. commission of such a crime and are National Hank and Astoria having* peculiarly concerned in taking every Notice for Publication B ids fop . P rivii . fgks , F all R acx M ket . Bank of Astoria, Oregon. possible measure to prevent its recur Klamath Iqqe.eite Court House, The Secretary of the Klamath County Agri Department of the Interior, rence and to bring lite criminal to cultural Association will receive waled blds AT THE Falls, Or. Phone, .Main 104. up to and Including September 1, 1903, for the Land Office at latkeview, Oregon, immediate justice. The slighest lack —«_»»-— of _« running ------ «—, refreshment 1UIUIVU.ULU UM .r. xuc » ..„.p,,),, privilege July 14, 1903. of vigor either in denunciation of the stands on the fair ground» OctoL >er ♦>, 7, _______ Rand 9. Notice is hereby given that the fol .... b.ioth» ------------------- .------- — iiiddcr tri----------- :.i crime or in bringing the criminal to All built by »ncce»»fiii to remain as the property of the Association. low ing-named settler has tiled noli-e of justice is itself unpardonable. _____________ _______ privilege r___ „___ Sealed bids*for the exclusive of •piling po<i‘ at -••• -*-*- ground« - -a-«- » it. « - - his intention to make final proof in sup Physician and Surgeon. ‘•Moreover everv inorv effort mwuiu should be -elllng pools AWiimer, utq >< and R ni | 9. „ HMM. will the r,. fair P,iv,.(! by th,. October s,Crc.ary 7, up a port of his claim, and that »aid proof made under the law to expedite the to and including September 1. will l>e made before Jas. II. Driscoll, Office—nest done to the O|>era lloni*. —----- — — proceedings Of justice in the case of ■ The Th? succc...... O“‘»«>.fiil bidder» tor . ------- concession* are County Clerk, at Klamath Falls,Oregon’ Coll and see our I required to deposit with the Secretary the Il,».in 7—Hotel Unkville. e . on August 24, 1903, viz: such an awful crime. But it Cannot ' amount of the bid on->eptember 2.^ Special attention given dieeaoeeoftbf The right to reject any or all blds is hereby Adam Craw (ord, be necessary in order to accomplish ! reserved. H. E. No. 2411 for the NWL of Fee 1« Klamath River Views ••Ve- GI mm -* tilted. this to deprive any citizen of the fun K lamath C o . AaniruLTtm«!. A v ' n Tp 39 S, R 6 E, W M. J. (I. PlXRi E. Rerrelary. I X-Ray lail»>rat<iry — Examination» f'.’.JO damental rights to be heard in his Dated at Klamath Falls. Or., July M. 1903. He names the following witnesses to _ ______________ I to own defense, which are so dear to ns prove his continuous residence upon and KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON. and which lie at the root of our lib cultivation of "aid land, viz: l>. H. erty. It certainly ought to be pos-J Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by Yeager, M. A. Eddy, John II. Peatross sibie, by the proper administration of I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and and N, H. Fennell, all of Pokegama, Or the laws, to secure swift vengeance ! Diarrhoea Remedy and Per egon. E. M. B r atta tn, Register. haps a Life Saved. upon the criminal, and immediate ef- PHYSICIAN AND SURO LON. I forts of all Legislators. Judges and ! citizens should be addressed to secur- A short time ago I was taken with ICT • Ilice in rooms formerly occupied ' ing such reforms in our legal proced a violent attack of diarrhoea and by Dr. Rvautee. Phone 31. Notice is hereby given that there ure as to leave no vestige of excuse j believe I would have died if I had not At oilice day and night. ! for those misguided men who ttnder- gotten relief, says John J. Patton, a are funds in the countv treasury for A the redemption of all Klamath count v i take to reap vengeance through vlo- leading citizen of Patton, Ala. i friend recommended Chamberlain’s warrants protested on and prior to Klamath Vails, Oregon. ' lent methods. “Men who have been guilty of a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Oct. 14. 1898. Interest will cease from crime like rape or murder should be I bought a twentv-iive cent bottle this date. Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore., this visited with s-.vift and certain punish and after taking three dose» of It was ment and the just effort made by the entirely cured. I consider it the best 18th day of June, 1903. 11. II. Van Valkenbtirg, PHYSICIAN A SURUEON. courts to protect them in their right« remedy in the world for bowel comJ For sale by C. C. Chitwood. County Treasurer. should, under no circumstances, be plaints. Oilice Over Uneeds Market. perverted into permitting any mere, FOR SALE. Phono 173. Notice for Publication. technicality to avert or delay their Klamath Palls, Oregon. punishment.” Three and one-half Inch Studebak Department of the Interior er wagon, only used a few times. For Iatnd Offlce at Lakeview, Greizon, further particulars inquire of E. E. v , Jn,y >«. i«®. CARD OF THANKS. z Notice is hereby given that the McCarthy, Klamath Falls, Or. towing-named settler lias Died notice ,,f We, the undersigned, desire to her intention to make Anal proof in »„p. CALL FOR BIDS. thank mi- the uiisiit many irientia friends ana and neigll-1 neigh- t , -j j _ 1 _ -lx iwaua port of her eleim, and that said proof tors for their kindness and sympathy Sealed blds will be received by the will be made before Jas. II. Driwoll Ottica in the Ramai iCAN Building. _ ~ ,1 0^111______ rl 11 ri nrr r.i ■ r lit/, our late bereavement.' t T?,. 'during Es- i I street, committee, A. C. Betti and County Clerk at Klamath Falls, or ort | pecially do we thank the members of August 29, 1903, viz: Klamath Falls, Oregon. Frank Ward, on or before September I have been making the Celebrated I have had thirteen years of steady the Rebecca Lodge for their assist Lizzie Fit. h, 7, 1903 for the removal of the old widow of Albert A. Fitch, deceased II practice in making Harness and Har Lakeview Saddle for the past four ance during the funeral. sidewalks and buildifig new ones; E No. 2315 for the E'4' oi NWl. W , „1 ness goods. I let my work speak fcr teen years. My work will stand the P aul B ki : itbwbtein said walks to consist of three string- NE.'i of Section 14, I p 37 S. R | |i.‘ |. and F amily . Itself. G eo . W. B radley . closest inspection. W m . G unther . ' ers, 2jxfi, and flooring 2x8; said walks VV M. She names the following wit’ G eo . B atchelder , ! to be built on Main street and the nessrs to prove her continuous residence J ohn I^ tcheldek . Satisfaction Guaranteed J.C. W H 1 P P JABLEJV l lumber and nails to be furnished by upon and cultivation of said land viz- Write Us For Samples F. L WRIGHT M AN AGER the said town; the walk to have a P. L. Fountain and .Jasper Bennett of N S. Drew and PHONE 4-6-6 rsKPartment OF THE IXTER10R, Oeneral rock bearing four (4) feet apart, and Klamath Falls Or fMFTronipt and careful attontion LZ Land ..nice, Washington, h. July 2», John H. Logue oi Dairy, Oregon. lDO.-i Notice is hereby given pursuant to In ; to be six (fl) feet in width, and the to nil orders............................... E. .M. B kattai .*, Register. struction» and In accordance with the direc commitfee reserves the right to reject tion. of the Secretary of the Interior under the provision» of the section of the act of July any and all bids. Must be accompan Taken With Cramps. CONTENT NOTICE. A, IM* (’¿3 "fat ,1otl.) that the unsold lands In ied by 15 per cent of the bid and said the Fort Klamaih abandoned military reser Wm. Kirmse, a member of the I>rr*KTM«NT or th « vation, described as the Wk BWk Sec. 22, T amount will bo held by the commit bridge gang working near Llttleport U hitkd S tatz » I. anu orng. 338 . H.7>4 F. , containing so acres, »ill be I.zki'vlrw, Ori'imn, Jun« IS •"” . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. offered at public sale at the district land office tee until the bid is complied with. was taken suddenly ill Thursday DEALER IN MARBLE I at Lakeview, Oregon, on th« 20th day of Octob- A »uftelont i ' oii I pm Hlb<i»vll bavin» All bids must, be for lineal foot night with cramps and a kind of nio<l In Ihlx triv« by John Brett, conlMt«" _ I er, UM«, commencing at 10 o'clock A M . to the GRANITE, IRON FENC «xalti t Alfred Copaa ei try no . ¡¡Hi ""“L ASHLAND OREGON^ highest bidder at not less than the»ppral»«d measurement. The street committee cholera. Ills case was so severe that ING AND ALL KINDS AOHLAIW w value thereof, the purchase money to be paid will specify where the walks shall be Aprils, iwt i for KI, HW',. RU HKU Keefl«"J; he had to have the members of the POsrorriCE BOX NO. ef at the time of the sole Towiialilp :>,-,N. Kao»« to K, t>> ,Hired J «JJi OF CEMETERY WORK built. < onti ate. . Ill w lil< h It 1» <llr)o /l lltat *llr’. I . • I9PLE;, Acting Commissioner. crew wait upon hint and Mr. Gifford ■ Approved, Tho*. Kvan, Acting Secretary. S treet C ommittee . (•O|.«a I,», abaented lilrtiaell <0"" .J"? was called and consulted, lie told wholly abandoned aild laud lor more in them he had a medicine in the form Klomath Lodge No. 77, A. r. & A M »1« month» Inti pa a d «till continue* »«' »holly abandon anuwi>"«nt lilmaolf tlittjotr®* Notice tor Publication. Electro-Chemical Rin«. Trada-MirtJLC. of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and to Ihl» date that no retddenc« ||Z» «"¥1 lihetimatifm,N«ura!gta,Rclatfca,Bright'« niaraaC| Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. «•tahll*h«d by »aid entryman nr • ' Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought Dlabete«. (Jravel, Gnll-Mtone, Fen and Operator« ll’«,fiiirim,M'",,rt:,y "’K1110" or before other peraon thereon . Augiixt A, HMM. and no portion of »»Id l»l'l> n . Pnralytia, Painful or Excessive Menstruation «nd The Klamath County Live Stock- f^otlce « hereby given that tbe HnKJAving- following- Asthma are cansed by acid in blood. Thi«rlngmj a would help him out and accordingly • vei been Improved or cultivated, »»id P*r' x naiBPfl iller lias lift Hl^rl named M settler llfyd notice notice of of bls his intention Intenlion and the acid create an Electro-Chemical actino« several doses were administered with W. T. S uive , »re hereby notified to appear, rnapo'“1 ’ .a Association will pay the above to make final M tomake final proof proof in in support support Of of his Claim claim, removing acid and curing disease, bend for ad<!i- offer cvldenca tonehln« aald »ll«tr»Uon J K y T aylor , and vat/l proof „.m - j . before . U the results t hat the fellow was able to and that that said will be _ mad.- J»«. tional Information. Price 92. Gold-covered 14 “’«lock ». M. op Hept, it, IM, before C- f- Sec. ward for the arrest apd conviction ur C O. D. Send paper tire of finger, lo I JI. Priscol), Coun'y Clerk at Klamath Falls ( Mail be around next day. The incident Withrow,» t ’ R. Comnilaaloner »' K1*1?“« W. M. trends and Imitators doing bualnrae on 2fi. 1903, viz; ' prevent he reputation of this ring. It 1« «oM by «P«‘’•«• Fall" Or. (»nd that llnal hear loir will b" any person or persons found guilty of Oregon, on Sept WJNNlt speaks quite highly of Mr. Gifford's MtU.FR, only at one plac* in any city or town in the unitcu aiatc«« »1 10 O'clock a. m. on txt. 2, 1«OS. •"•'.'’’f,’. »ALHHTLR s op REBEKAH stealing or altering the marks or S i medicines.-Elkader, orl7,l’ J!“U,r' •’"«•'»«ed, Rd E Engiaud and Canada. FOB SALE L? Iowa, Argus ««Mflntrr »nd IWHver »1 tn« Unit«« ' No. 9199 lor the I.', N J' -, gwu NK>i NWU I hih I (»nice in L»k«viow, Oregon. *■, brands of anv stock belonging to any HEk, Sec 24 TMS, g 6 Esc, W H. Re*nam..; This remedy never falls. Keep r t„ daiof e n vs t r. Cl¡rHtHnd thlM T ” " r »' The RMjrf cont<«Rtnnt having, In » proper ■ h "”'y nave save life.' f.„r your home,' '» It , may member of this association. i tha following witneRMi to prove hl« continu- Ufonffifl A h ilnvlt, ni< «| .lima j®, 1903, Mt forth mcl«1 t r.M.I.me up..,, n,,q .„i,,..„,, ( , W^|]|Pn—flll ingH Address Chas. Horton, President on* Hattie n,lz..ny n"' •how thut »Her due dlllgenco perernitl *r ‘f,'."1-,v«.: ‘'“'‘sett, Conr.d .Mad“n, "" luwu u>ingtopa««mp sale by C. C. Chitwood. of thin notlrc runnr«» » ’ ( >rtng »«• wealth. •rotect you/ V AIM, rt bbtir Jm.,..» „n „< v. .... Connecting with Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points o. S. P. R. R. Shortest Route, Bt st time and Accommodations. PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best [. care given to stock. Telephone 101. R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor. Teams with or without Drivers Phone, Main /j Gity Meat Market ^KLAMATH TRAINING STABLES Wm. Storm Jr., Prop. COR. BROOKS AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. Every variety of Sausage always on hand. phone Main 55 Racing and Trotting Horses a Specialty. Colts Developed for Runners or Trotters. ARMSTRONG & RAMSBY IJneeda Meat Market KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. Door West of Central Cafe CRATER LAKI Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage PICTURES All Orders Will Recsive Prompt Attention. Ai. L. Burns = = = - = Proprietor NOW Closing Ont Sale^ on Met lo BALDW IN'S PHOTO STUDIO Dr. H. B. HARG US, I will sell my entire stock of mer chandise regardless of cost. A good friend is a dollar—buy your goods where you can go home with one-third of your friends in your A. D. Harpold, pocket BONANZA, OREGON X o. U. W. BUILDING, Klamath Falls. County Treasurer’s Notice. I I and all kinds of strap work. We carry a complete line of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Col lars, Sweat-pads, Fly-nets, Harness Oil and Soap. Silver Mounted Bits and Spurs. 7 ‘* work a specialty, Braided Wc carry everything in the Harness and Saddlery line. (i. tV. STEPHENSON MRS. HONG SING Restaurant and Laundry. fJEO. H. MERRYMAN Dealers and Manufacturers of HARNESS, SADDLES C. C. BRO WEH Laundry called for and de livered to all cuHtomers. Collars, Cuffs and Shirts A SPECIALTY. e. ( î R W iîs Notary Public. Ft. Klamath Saloon j. n. nooRE, W. M. Knight, Prop. ^SUNSET MONUMENT C0.^ Bcst of Liquors and Wines Always on Hand. CHOICEST BRANDS OF CIGARS _ Buffalo and Export Beer. Tourists Supplied With Choice Liquors. $250.00 REWARD. GENER L FREIGHTER,