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Dunce tomorrow night.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
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Mmislleld Sontilchsiin, who Is quite
well known here, I iiih moved with ill*
family to the city mill will I mi connect,
Dance to morrow night.
cd wlthf'arey RaiiiMby In the black
Private dining rooms at the Cen­ Hinliti biiHlni-HH.
Mr. N oiiii I i 'I ihoii
beside« Is-lng a good blacksmith I k a
tral Cafe.
lie lus l«i*n
Cull at the Rurrm.lCAM offlen for llrsl c I iish musician,
engaged
to
Instruct
the
Klamath
Hoe Job work.
Falls Band.
Big Sale now on al C. C. Maltby's
Geo. Salisbury New Y’ork mid Jack
saddle und harmiM shop.
MI Iler of t Ins city went six fast rounds
W. A. Wulker and wife of Bly, nt lloiixfon'« Theatre Tlnnsilay. The
were In the city over Sunday.
boni was declared a draw by referee
Louis Gerlier left on the Saturday Arili'* Johnston on account of Salis­
bury running out of side ste|is.
evening stage for the railroad.
Kngravi-d or printed wedding Invi­
BAI I. DAME NEXT 5UNDAY.
tations at the Republican ottlce.
The Maroons and Greys w ill play at
Dr. N. Ilemenwiiy of Klamath
the
Fair Grounds at 2 o'clock next
Agency was hl tile Falls Munday.
Sunday afternoon.
Admission 25
Don’t forget the big dunce Friday cents to men and lioys over 12 years,
night at Houston'« Opera House.
ladles tree. Turn out and take an
ir you don't buy Cyrus Noble you interest In the national game. The
gale receipts go for bats, balls, gloves
don't get the I m -«1—Houston Bros.
etc.
Come in and see the new burlier
A BRI EVENT.
shop. It Isa daisy. J. W. Siemen».
New Drena Locala now arrived.
Cull lit Mrs. Maylone's mid nee them,
Fred and tiuij Mel liase of Foil
Kluinutli were iu the city over Sun-
day.
Al Lindley of Pokcgamn w.is u
visitor in liw city the lirsl of tin-
week.
Lynn B. Y’ndcn went t<» T.akevlew
Monday on a business trip of m - vciii I
davit.
Tin- L. E. Waterman Ideal Fijun-
tain Pen is the best, ('hitwood sells
them.
K. W. Gowan returned Monday
from a ten day« trip to Uniter Kike
hiu I Spring Creek.
J. W. Ilmnukar went to A«pen
Lak'* with a party Tuesday fur a few
days duck hunting.
Big sale of harni-KH and saddlery at
Maltby’s Best goods at cheapest
prices in Southern Oregon.
Buy now and save money I Ill UMt
reduce my stock before moving.
C. C. Maltby.
North, Kaat, South and West Its
praise la sung. Cyrus Noble Whiskey
—Houston Bro«.
Henry Janssen Tuesday sold two
lots in I lie Brooks Addition Io A. M.
Jaiiilsuii and Marlin Roberta for »loo
each.
Opening dance of I lie senson at the
Op- ra House Friday evening.
New
Iiiiislc -Coine out mid have a gissl
time.
Mlu Mm- Worden arrived home last
evening from Astoria, whore sin- has
lieen studying music under .Mrs. Clara
R«-aiiiea.
Pens, pencil«, Ink. eraser«, note
books, cotn|Hs>lt Ion Issiks, tal.l.t s,
pencil I mxch . writing paper etc. fut
sciiis'l at UliitwisMls.
Ella Ewing, the Mlss'iirl glmtiss,
w ho stands H feet I Inches, waa mar­
red August 15 III Butte, Mont., to
Edwnid Bc.inpre, tlie Canadian giant,
whose statue U 8 feet 6 Inches.
Beaupre proposed to her l»y mall two
years ago, but the bashful Ella belli
back until a few weeks ago.
IN NEW QUAKII RS.
.1. W. Siemens of iho Hotel Burlier
Shop, begun moving yesterday into
tils now quarters In tile Republican
building. Tim phimlH-ts have been
busy the past week putting In pipes
L>r the listli tubs. hot water lank and
basins. Mr. George Gregory an ex­
perienced lutrlier recently from Duns­
muir will have a chair in the new
al top.
Tuesday night at about I o'clock
lire was discovered In two i>lg hay
stacks owned by W. A. Wright on
his ranch which ajnlns the town.
The tiro was well under way when
discovered and alt hough the tire com­
panies were out nothing could lie done
with tin* lime, lia the tire was too
far removed from the
t tic hydrunls.
This Is a consulel able loss as the hav
Is worth $:l a ton. Tile tire was still
smouldering yesterday and will pro-
baldy burn tor a day or ho .
1IIIS lll.MS OREGON.
II. Withrow
Ids new building
move the oflee as
ters have ttnlshed
Mr. Chester Tuttle arrived Tuesday
Kl.unath Falla is to have another
from th'- railroad with Ills wife and Industry In tin sham- of a manufac­
s - iii .
They left next day for their tory of bricks. J. F. Goeller has pur­
homestead on the Descliutis.
chased the nese-sary press and ma­
Mrs. Win. Gunther, who took her chinery and the Mime are now at tile
They will soon
son to Portland some time ago for railroad at Ager.
treatment, is reported to Is- very loW arrive here and la- placed on grounds
h. the Kist End back of the city
with typhoid malaria fever
s -I km .I building. George Vaughn will
Miss Mae Snider, who has been bav*. charge of the yards and kiln.
visiting In Ashland for several weeks,
We may now expect to m ‘ c h me
arrived In the city Tuesday on her brick buildings go up on our business
way to her home nt Lakeview.
street-. The tlrst will probably be by
Horace McKinley of Portland srrlv- Mr. G.H-llt-r who contemplates build­
c<l In this city Sunday.
lb- will re­ ing on ills lot near tbe post office.
main in Klamath county a week or so
SCHOOL NOTES.
st ti-mllng to some timber bushii-ss.
The governor has appointed Sam C.
Traynor, of Klamath county, a dele­
gate to Hi - National Irrigation Con­
gress, at Ogden, to succeed J. II.
Fletcher, of Jefferson, resigned.
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One-half Interest In saw mill six
! mills from Merrill, on the Stukel
I niounialii. Capacity 16.000 feet per
<luy. Planer,
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<-dg< r, blacksmith shop,
ciH.k house mid logging outfit,
' . g < mx 1
her»«», belt or timber, also about
$,«009 worth of Imnlx-r ready for
market. <;lu-apfor casti, < òssi rea-
sons for selling. Addrew, J. L. Ar-
nd t, Merrill, (tregon.
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Repub­
Private dining room« at the C’en-
trai Cafe.
Fresh
Chocolate
Creams
and
Bonbons
Ice Cream
Sodas
and
All
Popular
Drinks
Choice
Cigars
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Arrived This Week
a full line of
flanneletts,
wai stinga,
dress
goods,
etc
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By «curing lor your­
self a guaranteed in­
come for life.
Do you want to buy a small farm,
Land Oilice at Lakeview, Oregon,
August 18, 1903.
a stock ranch or grazing lands ?
Notice is hereby given that tfie fol­
Lot me hear from you. I can low lliglMilie.l setti,-r lias filed notice of
Ins intent ion to make linai proof in sup­
sopo you money and limo.
port of hia claim, ami tliat mid proof
To Die
To Win
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I'OK EGAMA
Juiifition Hiding
Hti tu in 11
(’¡»¡»er M w ¡ tub-back
b»wrr Switch-lmck
Hot Spring Station
F h II < :< ■ k Hptir
Hlrrl Brlflgu
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OTIS KRAUSE, Proprietor.
McCormick mowers mid rakes, wire
cables and pulley block«.
Geo. It, Hum,
East End Hardware.
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Persons desiring to in­
vest in timber lands, KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO. Protect
agricultural or grazing
Your Own
lands or other real prop­
Old Age
erty in Klamath county
can learn something to » .w>
You
their advantage by con­
sulting this column from
Don’t
time to time.
Have
Notice for Publication.
Protection for
family, too, if
die.
The Continuous in­
stall ment Endowment
i accomplishes both.
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S. ( ohm lis-ioner at Klamath Fails, Or.
on October 3, 1UO3, viz:
WILLIAM D. BALL
11. E. No. 22 for the V i \
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"Strongest in the World”
«. Tp 41 S K 11 E, W M Ore. He
names tin- following witnesses to prove
WM. S. WORDEN,
l> is contimionH residence uiain and cui- Resident Solicitor.
tiv.iti a i f said land, v z: Himuel Wil­
K lamath F alls , O keoon
son, Robert Aut-T-oii, R, H. Anderson
l and Cnarles Wil-m, allei .Merrill, Or.
Subscribe for R epublican .
E. M. B kaitain , Register
a fine line of men's sweaters and
underwear, just arrived
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PRICES RIGHT.
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for a good line of
IF
| YOU ARE
j HUNTING
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Persons desiring to sell or
exc'unge real property can
have the same brought to the
attention of intending purchas­
ers through the medium of
this column without expense.
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If you have something
to sell let people know
it who want to huv,
don’t delude yourself
with the idea that pur­
chasers will hunt you
out. Send me your de­
scriptions and price.
Daily -by Daylight-between
Connecting with Khmath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R.
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
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LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 8 A. M
Office:
Mammoth Stables, largest and Most Centrally Located.
Travelers conveyed to all points at reasonable rates. Best
care given to stock.
Telephone 101.
R. W. MARPLE, Proprietor.
City Meat Market
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in all kinds of Fresh and
Salt Meats. Every variety
of Sausage always on
hand.
Phone Main 55
ALFALFA RANCH FOR SALE.
'There are two kinds of whiskey.
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS:
& lb
Headquarters for All Stage Lines:
Rates $1.50 and $2.03 per day.
KLAMATH HOUSE
MRS. L. BIEHN, PROP.
Door West of Central Cafe.
Per Day, $5.00 Per Week.
Beef, Alutton, Pork, Sausage RATES: $1.00 ters
for Timber People.
Ail Or tiers Will Receive Prompt Attention.
M. L. Burns ----- Proprietor
line
ever
brought
into
Klamath
We carry a complete line of Whips, Robes, Blankets, Col­
lars, Sweat-pads, Fly-nets, Harness Oil and Soap.
Silver Mounted Bits and Spurs. Braided work a specialty.
We carry everything in the Harness and Saddlery line.
TALL NEW GOODS.
Ladies and Misses Dress and Street Hats and
BONNETS.
9i. MIDSUMMER SALE#
Hats, Shirt H aists and Ginghams at cost:
Shirt Waists, Ladies ready made Muslin Underwear and all kinder
of Ladies Furnishings always on hand.-
MAYLONE’S MIULINERY.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
MRS. J. C.
PEREZ, Pronrietor:
Have just returned from San Franciscd
WITH THE LATEST CREATIONS IN MILLINERY:
ASHLAND OREGON^
POSTOFFICE
BOX
NO-
$250.00 REWARD.
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County.
CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE,
and all kinds of strap work.
là
Largest
CHILDREN'S
HARNESS, SADDLES
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
Dealers and Manufacturers of
ING AND ALL KINDS
OF CEMETERY WORK
Headquar­
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GUNÏHER
If you have anything to
sell or want to buy, it
will pay you to see me.
Correspondence solicited.
Address
Cyrus Noble and the other kind.—
Houston Bros.
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS,
I. W. BURRIS8, F»rof>.
jj needs Meat Market
SUNSET MONUMENT CO.^
KLAMATH FALLS. OR.
Baldwin, the Hardware Dealer.
Main Street, Near Bridge, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
I have been making the Celebrated
I have bad thlitecn years of steady
practice in making Harness and Har­ Lakeview Saddle for the past four­
«5 by 120 f<M»t lot, with four room ness goods. 1 lot my work speak for teen years. My work will stand the
house, well located, on Main street,
closest inspection. W ji . G unther .
G ko . W. B radlky .
one block east of school house, suit­ Itself.
able for resilience or business.
For
Baltafaotlon Guaranteed
J.C. WHIPP
J A BLEW
sale cheap.
Write Us For Samples
r. I. WRIGHT
MANAGER
Foil S alk —One span of bay horses.
PHONE 4-5-0
Hand 10 years old, weight 1300 each,
broke to drive either single or double.
Also a practically new double harness.
Want to sell quick.
I have plenty more good bargains
which I haven't room to advertise
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
here. Let. mo know what you are
DF.ALFR IN MARBLE
looking for.
GRANITE. IRON FENC­
REPUBLICAN BUILDING.
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Hotel Linkville...
Arthur Lewis, Pror.
For Advertising
W. O. Smith,
Sporting Goods
PASSENGER, EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE
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140 acre ranch near Merrill, 30
acres under Lillie Klamath Ditch.
20 acres in alfalfa, rest in grain.
All fenced, four room house, barn
and shed,
100 acre ranch near the town of
Merrill, 60 acres under ditch. Write
for pi Ice mid description of tins.
It
Is a good buy.
160 acres adjoining Carr section,
near Merrill at less than $7 mi acre.
This is a snap.
Dry Ranch—100 acres near town of
Dairy at $5 an acre. Fine ranch fori
gialli and potatoes.
All fenced.
Good money can lie made on this.
Investment.
CITY PROPERTY.
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one that is complete in every
cheat yourself
J respect. You
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without first investigating*
our different lines of
Klamath Falls and Pokegama
REMEMBER
IIWILlNOTCOSTYOUACiNT
On.1 of the ls-st ranches in the
Klamith bisIn, below the well known
Henley ranch, contain« 160 acres .ill
ut der the ditch, with a good house,
gr: n< ry and »lual. 55 acres In alfalfa
Don't tniss tit's opportunity if you
W. II. Musselman and wife moved want a good paying ranch.
to Merrill Sunday, where Mr. Mus­
6ooACRE CATTLE RANCH.
selman h is I htii engaged to teach in
t lie school.
11 miles from Klamath Falls, good
The iv-w County High School open­ cattle ranch wdl raise 500 tons of
ed Monday In the city hall with I'rof. alfalfa and about three times as much
Mott Arnold In charge.
There were wild hay. Can also raise giain, fruit,
six scholars in attendance lint several potatoes and all kinds of vegetables.
Good outside range for cattle.
other« are expected to enter later.
140 Acre Ranch.
C. C. Brower will teach ut Keno.
Bradley A- Gunther have bought School tiegan Monday.
the ent ire stock of harness owned |>v
Mian Sargent left. Sunday Morning
(•• (’. Maltliy.
This tngetlicr wliii
their own big line will give them the for her school at Chaae'a.
largest Mock of harness In Southern
Mix« Minerva Call, who had charge
Oregon.
of the Intermediate department in
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pogue, who the city school last year, has accepted
have been visiting in Klamath Coun­ a position as Critic Teacher In the
ty for several weeks left for their Normal school at Dialn, Or. Siu* left
home at Salem Sunday morning. Sunday Morning on Marple's stage.
Mrs. Pogue Is a daughter of Mr. mid
Miss Stella Campbell will have
Mrs. J. W. Brandenliurg of this city. charge of the Pine Grove school this
In a recent letter from E. W. Huso, year.
ronner publisher of the Klamath R-
Prof. W. S. Wordeli is reported as
Puhllcan, from Pulhnmi. Wash, he Impruvelng.
Nates that he does not like the I'u-
ABOUT THE NEW DITCH.
country very well and will go to
Wayne, Nebraska, where he expects
«»buy a newspaper.
We submit the following which Is
Hi<- duck law was out on the loth. a copy of one of the k-ttets being
A l t (he Iinnienee quantities of ducks sent by E. Brong to parties who
*n'<-n alsnind on our lakes will have signed the contract for the big irriga­
finJo"'
Klamatn county is tion canal.
P outland , O u ., Sept, nth 1903.
f»«>ouH for its hunting mid large
Dear Sir mid Madame:
We take
KlMris,',? °f ("l,"lde i,!* w,,|l «* I'H'al this method of notifying you that
ta‘."«r« »'re-idy taking advan- our company have decided to build
ll‘ge of the ()p(,n Keiwnn
the lrilg.it.lon canal; according to the
Wd'ker’?i k talker, son of J. ||. ! contract entered Into by yourselves
arrived in n '"''“""alre tlmberman. ; and myself, on the ltith day of May,
In theclty Friday.
lie has 190.1, amt ex|M*ct to commence ac­
n no ti. r "f ,,ru,s,,r* "a'K'ialing tual com t met loti work nt an early
«•tne tlinia-r n,,ar K(.no
enough date to complete said canal
(lav on h .'V *'‘nt thrn''«h here Men- mid 11« later.-Is, before the time limit
fahhi'rn
Ml"S' ; expires. Very respectfully,
E. B uono .
Nfteen h.n i ,
Wi‘lk''r owns about
In
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P. S. I also desire to notify you
r<-i>l>Hni|ll‘M"11 *”mc l"<)r,V'>n. It that all land owners coming under
fHilruui i ' i '
!'ut *’e
,,a,',<hig the the said proposed, canal, that have
this not ill reads contracted for water have
tin- opportunity to do so under the
present terms up to November 15th,
n»nce tomorrow night.
1903, but on and after that date,
^ll br'id i|l,,',|lln Wlw RhowlnK two water privileges with our company
will bo $15.00 per ncre, payable one-
bucks „„
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-- -■- >■ merino
fromVît*'
J"Ht third the amount upon delivery of
fument
™ r (,,lrtc * Ku" "f water; one third in one year mid one-
Wc,Rh 200 O x r "7 ure bwo-year-olds, third In two year«, with Interest at.
of wani K,,,*'t;
V"‘lr y‘,|‘r’h
seven per cent, with a maintenance
Mf- Harr In ! V* "f “
'l'"«Hty. of one dollar per acre, fiom the t ime
ü-CuritVl“ d.,l,g U,*n' to ll,e 12 of delivery of water.
Your« very
-curad last year from tUciwwe respeclfully,
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REAL
ESTATE
COLUMN
loo TONS OF HAY BURNED.
.1. P. Asher of Denver, Mo., had an
experience a lew day« ago which
In Uvat, s how ehai-geatdc climate«
can in-. Mr. Aslr-r was working In
his Hi-lit one forenoon.
It was ter­
rible hot. mi , on going home to din­
ner, lie left Ills Sluss liehind ami re­
turned Io work barefiMitcd. A severe
hailstorm came up mid Mi. Asher
alighted from Ids wagon the better to
manaei* Ills team of startled horses.
As h" «food there his feet were
inovi-d Ills safe Ini'* buried in six inches of hall und were
yesterday and will badly frost bitten.
s'xui as the carpen­
TO HANUI ACTLRE BRICKS.
rctittlng.
A few choice building lots for sale
chi-«|». 1 am also offering for sale my
residence on Conger Avenu«'. Now is
jour chance to buy right.
E B.
Henry.
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HATS TRIMMED AND MADE TO ORDER.
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
C. H. WITHROW,
The Klamath County Live Stock-
United States Commissioner;
J. W. SIEMENS, Proprietor.
Association will pay the above re­
ward for tbe arrest and conviction of
KLAMATH PALLS. ORE.
any person or persons found guilty of Cleanliness and Good Work
stealing or altering the marks or
GENERAL LAND BUSINESS»
brands of any stock belonging to any
Guaranteed.
member of this asaociation.
BLUE PRINTS
Address Chas. Horton, President
Also Agent for LONDON AND furnished of anylands inU|»|AyL
or J. O. Hamkey,Secretary.
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