Klamath republican., January 07, 1904, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS
Dr. H. H. HA RO US,
Phy»it.ian And Surgeon.
L. D. Burke ot II oiimiim »iwhl New
Office next door to Ilia O|n>ra House. Yearn In the city»
K'.'iu ; Hotel LliikVIlte
lion. II. A. Knimllt Vraa in th« city
H|s','i»l attention glwn dlaaaaes of th«
Friday from Kruo.
•ye—Gia»»»'« filled.
X liny lalmratory—Examinations |2.50
J. <>. Humaker of RontthM la »pend­
G »25.
ing a ftiw daya In the city.
KLAMATH PAU-5. OREGON.
the Injure of Mrs. Caolrall’a parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Henry K Ankeny.
Mr. and Mrs. Cantrall will remain a
few days here with Mrs. Cantrall’s
staler, Mra. John N Orth and Uounty
Clerk Drtli, after which they will go
to Applegate to spend a few days at
the home of Mr. Cantrall's brother,
Hon. Mlle» Cantrail. They will re­
turn the last of nezt week to their
home near Klamath Falla where Mr.
Central owns a large alfalfa and grain
farm. —Sentinel.
Tile Linkville Lodge of the A. O.
U. W. held their Installation of offi­
cer» Tueaday evening. Following are
the officers for the coming »lx
months: W. T. Khlve, Master Work­
man, Will Humphrey, Fast Master
Workman; H. L. B<>gtfa, foreman;
Will Baldwin, Overseer; B. W. iieh-
ny, Guide; J. W. Hlemena, Recorder;
Alex Martin Jr. Financier; Geo. T.
Baldwin, Treaxureri Ctiaa. Roberta,
Inside Watch.
Master Workman
HliI ve made an offer to pay one
month's aaacMmrnl of any new man
brought into the texlge by a metnlter
during hl» term of offllee.
John CuffiplH-ll will leave to morrow
for a montlia vlalt at Kalem.
It H. Phillipa of Gait river waa In
the city the firat of the week.
PHYSICIAN A SURO EON.
W. B. Mlmpaon and wlf« were In
Dffica, 3rd door ea«l of |mot offlev.
the
city ftom Nayiox Tuea<lay.
I'llOl.O U.
Jaa.
Emery and G. M. Denton came
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
down from Fort Klamath Sunday.
0. T. Oliver and K. K. Filch were
doing bualm-aa In the city Monday,
P hysician and surheon .
Mitchell lir<a Htartcd 33fi bead of
cattle for Gazelle Saturday morning,
XF" llraldetK'e ami office corner 7111
Tb<«. Ball« and K. K Maaon
•nd Main »trenta.
up from Merrill the firat of the week.
Klamath Palla. Oregon.
Jamea Ntoble, the »beep man ar­
rived In the city Monday from the
H
laiva Bed«.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The receipt» In fee» fr»r the county
clerk'» office for the pnat *lx mot .th»
Orrtcw— Withrow Building.
amounted to (1125.
n’CORMICK-VANMETER.
NIGHT OR DAV.
L. O. Milla und wife of Kano at­
KLAHATH FALLS, OREGON.
Mr. Glenn McCormick and Mias
tended the maaque ball at Ute opera
Gertie VanMeter, two young anclety
Pitone Main 74.
h<iuae Friday night.
people of Keno, were married Wed-
Jack llorton anil wife were among
newlay, Jan. 8, loot, at the County
the Bonanza |«eople who altelltled the
Judge's office In the Court House by
maaque lull here New Year».
attorney - at - law .
Judge Geo. T. Baldwin.
John Puliland anti father, II. F.
The bride I m the daughter of Mr.
Reteremw l>y permission:
AaU.rla PHhland, of Ashland were here Mon­
and Mrs. Frank Van Meter, and the
National Bank an<l Astoria Having«
day making prtmf < hi a timber claim. gr<Miu> in the aon of Thomas Mc­
Bank of Astoria, Oregon
upi.Kilr Court
House, Klamath
Frrd Methane, of Fort Klamath Cormick.
Falla, Or. liions, Main 104.
and N. h. Merrill, of Merrill are In
The young couple will make their
the city attending Cuuinilaaluncni ixirne at Keno.
Court.
klahath ' s taxes .
f.’haa. Murphy, an at torney from
GENERAL FREIGHTER.
TTie state Hoard conaistlng of the
Baker City, Or., I* In the city llila
Prompt and careful attention
week, looking after aom« limiter bual- governor, Secretary of stale and state
to all order« ...........................
treasurer have computed the revenue
neea for a numlwr of lilt client».
Capt. O. C. Applegate arrived in to be raised by direct taxes for state
the city ytwterday from the Agency, expenses for 1904 and fixed the
en mute to the railroad to look after amount at Si.225,000. The appor­
tionment for Klamath. Lake and
•ume freight for tile reservation.
United State» Committtoner.
Crook counties 1» as follows:
Mra. II. Oglcby, housekeeper for
Klamath, t!4,o8T.A0 or .0115 per
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
the late Jeaae D. Carr wan in the city
cent of the entire tax.
GENERAL LAND BUSINESS. llila week. Nlie left Wednesday for
Lake, SIS, 107.50 or .0107 percent
the Carr ranch at Tuie lake for a of the entire tax.
•liort
vlalt.
BLUE PRINTS
Crook S15,925.00 or .0130 per cent
CernbdM'd of any land« In Klamath Cb.
F. O. Bunting, owner of the largcat of entire tax.
herd of regiatered llerefurda In Lake
Corrections received dally.
POLLARD-DOWN.
County, la In the city today on hla
way to the National Live Mirk A«*o.
Mr. Homer Pollard »ml MI m Ann»
meeting In Portland.
Down were married Sunday at Hie
Capt. Woodbury and wife returned Down ranch three mile» south of
J. ». Slt.MENS, rnfnlal.
home Tueaday from Portland. They Lakeview in the presence of a few
were accooipanlcd by Mr. Upmeyer, relatives. Rev. J. IL Stark officiating.
Cleanliness and Good Work tlie president of the Klamath Lake Tl e ceremony was performed at 2
o’cl<rk, and Immediately afterward
Navigation Company.
Guaranteed.
C. A. Bunting waa In the city Tue»- they all sat down to a wedding din­
Alto Agent for LONDON AM 1 day from his ranch near Merrill.' Mr. ner.
Mlaa Down la the youngest daugh­
Bunting baa rut sold hl» beef cattle
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.
ter
of Mr. and Mm. A. 8. Down, who
yet. lie Is now feeding several hund­
are old and respected residents of
red at tlie Summers ranch.
Our entire line ol
this valley. The bride Is very pretty
Mra. E. V. (Jogswell and daughter
and la greatly admired by all wbo
Wriiuiiiu: H»tM returned Friday from Cottage Grove, know her.
where they have been In attendance
will be sold at actual cost
Mr. Pollard has not long been a res­
during the «Ickiices and death of Mrs.
ident of the county, having came here
to make room for winter
Cogswell'« mother, Mra. Sears.
hut spring with Moore's Comedians.
stock.
C. T. Oliver of Merrill haa received
Tlie couple will likely take up their
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a letter from W. IL Brown, «tatlng residence near San Jose, Cat, the old
Sec our new line of ladies that he would pay »no a head for all home of Mr. Dillard.- Lakeview Ex­
MontriMe Jr'a rolls that he could aminer.
get.. Ila wants them to ship cast.
THE F1A5QUE BALL.
Charles Humphrey of Merrill was
CEO. H. MERRYMAN
DR. a W. MASTON
F. M.
HITE,
tu. o. smicfi,
KCHmMCB FACES, ORE0On.
Farms, Stock Ranches
Dry and Irrigated
Bands, timber Claims
Eoflfling and mill sites
City property and Bus­
iness chances in Klam­
ath County«
Country Product taken In exchange for 0oo<U
MRS. HONG SING
RESTAURANT
LAUNDRY
Japanese Curio Störe
Wo »ro now moved into our
how building at oast cud
of britlgo.
J
( ' Somewhat Personal
Tills may seem but haa
It ever occurred to YOtT
that YOU can protect
YOUR family anti YOUR
estate with a policy in
the EQUITABLE LIFE
that Is good tor Ita face
value any day that you
may die, anti that i» also
worth In cash all the pre*
mlums you »hall have paid
(and profit« besides) If you
live twenty year»?
Ita
true. Fur Lite prtxif and
full lurrtlcularx ask
WILL S. WORDEN,
Resident Holicltor,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
<'
ü
In the city during New Years. Mr.
Humphrey left yesterday for Fresno,
Cal., where ho haa accepted a posi­
tion with the Sugar Pine Lumlwr On.
Uiula Gerber left Satutday for
Dairy and Sprague river to buy beef
cattle. Sprague river stockmen hare
been feeding for winter market and
have aome prime heef. It la reported
that Mr. Gerber has purchased the
SiuM>k Hrna cattle.
Service» are taring hold each even­
ing at 7:30 at the Preabyterlan
church. An excellent spirit prevail»,
and men and women are coming to
realize the truth of the word» "Sin
la hell In the Seed; hell la sin in the
harveat" and are frnmlng tliclr live»
accordingly. Along with the Pres­
byterian cliurvh throughout the
country, special tinea of work Are be­
ing followed and will be fur the next
three moot ha
At the regular monthly meeting of
the town Board, Monday night Mr.
White was present with plana of hi»
new trnnk and store building and
gave notice of Illa Intention of pre-
sentlug a petition to the Board »»Ic-
Ing the town to vacate Center St.
which at present la not In uae. Fred
Schallta-k, the recorder, tendered hla
resignation, on account of press of
business, which was accepted Hllll
C. C. Brower was appointed In ill»
stead.
J. F. Adams wax Itj the city the
first, of the week attending the an-
nual meeting of the Little Klamat h
Ditch Co. Thia company haa done
an lutmetlM amount of Improvement
to their ditch during the past yeiir.
lli'Hides the dredge work from the
Little Klamath Lake to the head of
their ditch, which ensures them a
perpetual supply of water, they are
now at work on the extension of the
ditch Into California.
Tills will tie
continued to nearly fifteen mllea m>
iih to take in the big Carr ranch.
The ditch will Irrigate In all about
i
lo.oou acres.
j
New Stock
Groceries, Dry Good,
ELECTRIC
Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes.
IN PACT
I C ash
S tore
a complete and up to date Une of
L. F. WILLITS, Prop’r.
Ä to 131 <3 Goods.
L F. DAVIES,
C. H. WITHROW,
MRS. J. C PEREZ,
milliner
RUBBER GOODS
THE EXCELSIOR
j. n. nooRE,
FLORADORA
JERSEY SWEATERS.
RUBBER GOODS
R6J1C e$CflC€
C. C. BROWER,
KUMATH BARBER SHOP
Rubber Goods
OREGON
DAIRY,
BISHOP’S
FURNITURE
KEEP YOL'R FEET WARM.
Lehman's
Carriage
I wish to call attention to the people of Klamath
Heaters
county that my stock of furniture, etc^ is
here and I have the most complete
stock ever brought to the county.
Don’t Buffer with the cold when you can keep warm by
using one of these HEATERS in your carriage.
Price $4.50, handsomely covered. Prepared coal 75 cento
dosett cakes. One Cake lasts ten hours.
Lace Curtains, Porteires, Couch Covers, Art Squares, Rugs,
Curtain Poles, Rocking, Office and Morris Chairs, Wood
Baldwin's» the Hardware Dealer«
and Cane Seat Diners, etc., etc.
Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Bedroom Suits, Dressers, Buffets,
ear accommodations ,
FREE SAMPLE ROOKS.
in fact anything you want.
Kitchen and Extension Tables, Cupboards, and Sideboards.
Owing to the bad conditions of the roads between here and
the railroad terminus I have had to wait for my goods
but they are now here and I solicit a share of your pat­
ronage.
B. S t . G eorge B ishop .
Midway Ware Rooms, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
HAMMOND’S
Nearly 400 people wltneaaed or took
part n the masquerade at the opera
bouae on New Year« nighL About
«0 were en masque. Cash prltei were
awarded to the following:
A COMPLETE NEW LINE OF
Moal comical character—Fred Blehn
ax Alt old woman.
Best sustained character—Mr». Jas.
O'Neill, snake charmer.
M<«t original—Rase! Burris and
HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS,
Jessie Marple, as two little plcklnin-
nice.
The Judge» were Mm Albert Walk­
er, James briM*ull ami Horace Mitch­
GLOVES, FANCY AND WOOLEN SOCKS
ell.
We regret that lark of apace pre­
vent» ua from giving a list of the
characters. Notable among the moat
elaborate and beautiful costumes were
t lioae of Mrs. K. R. Henry as Hia­
watha*, Mm. James O'Neill aa the
Snake Charmer; Mrs. Harry Galar-
ncau aa Jack Fruat and Mias Charm-
Ion Eminltt aa Pucahohtas.
The moat prominent character wm Thosf Wanting goods in my lihG Wil) find it to their ad­
Clarence Mitchell am the Moral Wave,
vantage to get prices before buying. My stock is all
who, beside» taking considerable
new and the most complete in Southern Oregon. A
apace on the floor, Could, when he
fine line of overcoats at cost, a share of your patron­
rose to the occasion look down upon
age solicited.
R. I. H ammond .
tlioae present from a height of ten or
fifteen feet.
Alphonse and Gaston
created considerable amusement as W" 1
did also the usual number of “Wearv
Willies," "WIlAl la It" and CloWriz.
A greater part of the attendance
was from outside.
A large number
coming from Bonanza, Merrill and
Kcno.
HOTEL ANNEX
Every Home should
At 11 o'clock masks were taken off
be supplied with one
and everyone Joined In the dance,
which lasted until nearly four.
or more Good Maga­
Hotel Linkville...
Prop.
I. W.
Headquarters for AU Stage Lines»
Rates $1.51 and $2.11 per day»
Main Street, Near Bridge, Klamath Falls, Oregon»
Closing out at Cost on
Misses and Children’s Hats, Caps
Up*to=date Clothing, Overcoats Ladies, DRESS
TMIMMINGS
Neckwear,
Handkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers,
Mrs. W. H. Lay ha, of 1001 Agnoa
Ave., Kiinxiia City, Mo., lias for
aoveral year» been troubled with
severe hoaratrnraa «u<i at tlmoa a hard
coilgll, whlrli ahe aavx, "Would keep
me In doom for day».
I waa prea-
cribed for by phyalclana with no I
T. J. Rainey and J. L. Jones were
noticeable results. A friend gave me
in the city from the Hpencn ranch
part of a bottle of Chamberlain’s1
Saturday.
Uough Remedy with instructions to
closely follow the directions and 1
Oouuty Stipnrintendent DeLnp haa
wish to stat«1 Ilia» after the first day
h«en notified by hupf, Ackerman that
1 could notice a decided change for
the belter, and at this time after I
eighth grade examination» will be
held on January 27, 28 and 20; April
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cantrall, ar- using It for two weeks, have no
hesitation
saying I realize
that I
13, 14 and 16; May 18, 10 and 20; rived in Jacksonville Friday from Fit- am
entirely In cured."
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am entirely cined." Tills remedy is
June 15, 1« and 17.
| gen, wbero they bad »pent a week al fur sale by C. C. Chitwood.
Mrs. F. E. Bovd, Central Milletocty Store»
Great Reduction in Prices of
Boots, Shoes, Patent Leather Shoes,
Dancing Pumps and Slippers
Ladies Hats, Fascinators, Etc.,
Sole Agent for the “Easy Street” $2.50 Shoe
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MAYLONE’S MILLINERY STORE
: mHBflzmes ?
A PRISONER IN HER OWN HOUSE.
Laces and Appliques to make EOottt for our winter stock»
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(i
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t*
b
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of $
A complete line
pens, pencils, tablets, <[
blank books, fountain b
pens, plain and fancy
stationery always in
stock .
e. e. cbicuiood «
Drugs and Stationery
$250.00 REWARD
Hit* KlatnMth Cbtttliy Live Stock
Axaoclatlon will pay the above re»
Ward for the arrest and convlctior. of
any person or persona tout
ot
steal hig
_ or altering
_ the
of
brands of any stock belonging to an/
member of this association.
Address Chas. Hortoo, President^
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
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KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD OO.
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Now is the Time to
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liquors, beers
choice cigars
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TOWN TREASURER’S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that there art
fund« in the town treasury for the re-
lemption of the following warrantai
Noe. 1007, 1008, WO«, 1028, 1041,1027,
Interest will ceaas from ibia date.
Dated at Klamath Falla, Or., thia Sial
day ol Iteeember, 1003.
J. W. hiKM»xa,TownTr«na«rer.
Private dining rooms at the Cea*
trai Cale.
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