Klamath republican., April 21, 1904, Image 2

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Office and House Furnishing»-
BISHOP’S
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is daily receiving new Spring and Sum
and Gents up to date Furnishing Goods,
Shoes, Hats, Boys and Childrens Clothing.
EVERYTHING NEAT.
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Biggest line of goods ever brought into Klamath coun- i
ty. My goods are not at the railroad. They art here, i
Call and inspect them >>>>•»*>
B. St. Geo. Bishop, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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Creations
IN MEN’S
HATS
MANILA STRAWS
NEGLIGEE AND
SIX-IN-ONE
STYLES
FISHING TAGKLE
NEW
RIBBONS, LACES,
ERBROIDERIES,
FANCY HOSE,
GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR,
SHIRT WAISTS,
NEW WAIST
AND
DRESS GOODS
Boys Suits Just
DISHES
CORSETS, GIRDLES,
Fancy Ribbed
Underwear
Ladies Undervests
RADCLIFFE
25 CENT VALUES
Regular Value $1.50
GAINSBOROUGH
While They Last
SHOES
10 CENTS
CROCKERY
TRUNKS
Valises
FOR
SHOES
San Francisco, Cal.,
for Men, Boys and Children
Golf Shirts
AND
Neckwear
Collars, Cuffs
Summer Suits
and Outing Shows
CUTTLERY
Noyes, Norman á Co’s
HENRY HILP,
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CONTINENTAL
That Wear
Levi Strauss
Tailoring Co.,
Overalls, Jumpers, Kaki Suits
Chicago. Illinois.
and Working Clothes
A FIT GUARANTEED
CARSON GLOVES
Indian Baskets
Stationery
NEW LINE OF MEN’S SUITS
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will be our aim to handle only
THAT ARE RIGHT
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With more than »9000 now avail­
able in our road fund, mail« delayed
and travel practically suspended for
I want of needed repairs on the Keno-
i*okcgama road. not one dollar in be­
ing expended for that purpose.
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our economical County Court asleep,
or are they simply indifferent to the
needs of this entire community?
s/1 150 at
Sale price $1.00 per suit
Puonurn»«.
THURSDAY. APRIL 21, HMM
Tin ware
75 Suits Men’s
EFFECTS
Oss year (in advance)
$1.50 to $6.00
GINGHAMS,
smd
■ darai mow baybs :
Kaki Styles
lei's Sommer Underwear
> > AGENTS J» >
K pituo
Norfolk and
CALICOES,
NOBBIEST
WESLEY O. SMITH,
zYrrlvecl
Golf, Sailor,
SPECIAL IN
AND
Published «Tirf Tbnr^», b,
The Central Oregonian at Silver
Lake aaya: “There has been consid­
erable talk going around during the
past few months among the citizens
of this section and Klainath county In
regards to a twlce-a-week mall ser­
vice from Silver Lake to Fort Klam­
ath and connect with the Klamath
Falls stage at that point. We have
been informed that a petition will be
! circulated in the near future asking
' the department to grant a mall ser­
vice via this route. Thia is a matter
of public importance to the people of
northern Lake county, aa a mall ser­
vice by that route would corinevl the
people of this valley In direct com­
munication with Klamath county
and the rallroari. There is no ques­
tion but that there would be sufficient
mall to entitle a twice-a-week service,
although a mall service by till« route
was refused by the department some
years ago, but as thia part uf the
counlry ha« undergone a radical
change In development of both popu­
lation and wealth during the past
few year« that now entitle« us to bel­
ter mail services than we have had
Hie pleasure of enjoying heretofore.
A petition would be signed by every
patron of this office and no doubt
would meet with the same result at
the Fort.”
Here is a chance for the citizens of
Fort Klamath to do a little hustling.
They should get up a petition and
•ee that everybody algns It and by ere
operating with the people from Sil­
ver Lake, they can establish a twlce-
a-week mail service. There Is no
greater Inducement for the settler or
homeseeker than a good mail serilcr,
so If you want to bolld up your coun­
try see that you get It.
you that we mean what we say
Mail Orders Receive Our Prompt Attention
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Klamath ¡Commercial Kompany
THE EXCELSIOR
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes.
IN
Xo<lc. I, h.r.b, (Iren ikat ihr pa.m.r.hlp
of RbiMkds A Arnett has l<een dissolved «»y
mutual consent. W P Rhowda «nrrewdlng to
the bualneaaof the partnership, and to collect
all accounts dus It and pay all outstanding
liabllhl««
W f R noí M
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FACT
a complete and up to date line of
BBtfiplO
I. F. DAVIES.
O<M»<lss
DAIRY.
OREGON
WAR DECLARED ON CHINA.
Commencing April Qth, during
the entire month
of April,
Crockery and Glassware will
be sold at cost
o o <> -O—
Baldwin's Hardware and Crockery Store.
We hare nwd < bnmberiain'a Coll-,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Hrtnedy In
our family for years, aaya Mra. J. H.
Gtoke, of Nederland«, Texan. We
hare glren It to all our r hlldren. We
hare uaed other medicine« for
the mine purp<w, but nerer found
anything to equal Chamberlain'a. If
you will al way« ore It an directed It
will alwaya cure.
Fur aale by C. C.
Chltwtatd.
Notice of Dtocoiutiow of PartuersMp.
Corresoondeeci
Invited.
tafofy Dtpon< Box—
Country Produce taken In exchange for floods
Nothing Equal
to
Chambortaln'a
Colic. Cholera and
INarrhona
Remedy for Howel Complaints
In Children.
EXC H A NG E STA BEES
W. W. HAZEN. Proprietor,
EAST
END.
jvprnr
▼ Vi y •
Passengers
and Northern a
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KLAMATH
OREGON.
FALLS,
H°ri»cs boarded l»y day, week or month.
flay and Grain bought and mild.
conveyed to all parts of Southern Oregon
lifornia nt the very lowest rates.
Telephone Connection Bctw<xn Atablc and Motel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
Notfc« To Creditors.
Jtotle* la hereby given that Chsrlee H. R«rt
dnrf ha« Keen •pfw’i nt cl «»1 tn inlet rat nr of ih>
estate of ( harles R<irg«1<>rl. «IreeaoeH. an<1 all
l-eranne having ria ma atfalnst said retate are
roqtieeterl to present them dttly verlAed to the
undersigned within alt months from the date
of this notice, at Dairv. K lamath rrwinty Ore
fon.
tHARI.KMlI RTRtslMlMF
AdwiInMrstof ef (be estate of f*hsrlee Hnrg
nnrf. <iere<ead
Dated at Klamath Falla. Oregon. March Iff
IBM,
Notke for PwbllcatkM.
Land (Mtoae at l^tkevlew Orason,
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March « fWM
Wrvfkc is hpfrhv vivan that the follow I nv
named «etiler has fl IM notlra of hl« Intantion
tn make Anal proof In snpf^rt nf hie claim and
that «aid f.rrw.f will
miulr before Oro T
Baldwin, fmmt v Jiidv* of K lamath Cnnnff al
I hl« nlfirr in Klamath Falla. f»rm,aa May IJ
DEMOCRATS ON A RAMPAGE.
1WH, vis:
Fl MFR MOORK,
Hd enfrv Mn 711» for the M'JlWU. *er 1. MR»«
d RerrBLK.AM—The democrats RF', «nd Lot 17. Mrr 4,Tp m R R 11 F W M
He names the folk.wfnff wltpeaea« tn prove
have President Roosevelt between the hie
continuous residence upon and PMftlratfwR
devil and the deep sea. Wall street of «aid land vis: <’ M Gardner. F R Reefer.
Frank VanMeter SfM J R faeev. all of Red
J. if, Maleon. Reglater.
condeins him for his opposition to the held. Oregon.
WEST SIDE STABLES
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stables-
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trusts and the denvicratic convention
condemns him for favoring trusts. 1
see they endorse Jackson, Jefferson,
1« to 1 and Hearst. They should do
as a populist told me to do a few years
ago. He was condemning the repute
I lean party for putting a tariff on
everything we use. I asked him,
••What do you use that is taxed;” he
said “sugar, tea and coffee.” 1 said
to him, “there is no tax on tea and
coffee,” when he swelled up and said,
••my friend you better go home and
read up.” I think that la what the
democratic resolutions committee
should do so that the voters would
know where they are at. Occasional.
Fort Klamath, Apr. 19, 190».
innENSE DAIRY COUNTRY.
If you will give us a trial we will convince
lug »00 poiincl* » <U» If lb»’ tiitvtumry
market ran I* twcurrd.
Tlila can
only lx’tlolie wheo * rallrvittl Klioultl
rcst-b K<-nv vr ax the counlry mora
fully dc»rlo|*
Till» va*t territory which lx de»
line»! to Itettuiie the great dairy coun­
try of Oregon 1» Kituate»! in the
northern part of Klamath county and
Include« the Wtaid Hirer and Wil-
llamaon Hirer ralleya.
The former Ilea north of Upper
Klamath l«ake and 1« about tuelre
tulle« «quart. Il Mop«a rery gently
toward« theaouth and la wonderfully
well watered by creeka and Wood
River. Owing to the general topo­
graphical clmracterlatlca a
large
amount of the ralley la naturally Ir­
rigated and la gra* land, front which
thoaaanda of tona of hay are pul up
for winter feeding. Thia ralley la at
preaent almoal excltutlrcly devoted to
atock raising.
Willlatnaon Hirer valley extenda
from ttie mouth of Wllllauinon Hirer,
where It emptlealnto Upper Klautatli
Lake, for fifty inllea to the oortbeaat
and with ita varloua tributary ralley«
form« a large ayatcm of fertile agri­
cultural, meadow and natural grana
land» aupplemcnted by excellent
range on ttie aurrvttndlng bill« and
mountain«. The ralley rarle« ftom
half a mile to fifteen tn ilea In width
and contains tlte 'ant Klamath utarah
of aonte tio.ooo acres.
For P»ni
Collections Attended
to Promotly.
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Republican In Polities, and »termed to the
Timber. Agricultural. Block and Wool luivrcsts
ot the great Klamath ('ouutjr.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
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STORE
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
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Exclttmlve F'tiriiltttr®
mer merchandise in Dry Goods, Ladies I '
THE VERY LATEST
E R. REAMES.
ALEX «»»Timi.
Vice President.
Cisliitf
ALEX MARTIN
President.
Everything in Furniture, Undertaking Good»,
!
O. P. Mishler, of Albany, says the
Wood River Country Will flake
Greater Dairy Country than the
Willamette Valley.
O. P. Mishler, of Albany, has pur­
chased the Looaley creamery on
Woori River of I). Perozzi of Ash­
land and will commence operations
soon. Mr. Mishler was In the city
Monday enroute to Albany after Ills
family. He will soon be a resident
of Fort Klamath.
Mr. Mishler is an experienced
creamery man and predicts that the
Wood Rirer valley with proper ship­
ping facilities would soon outclass
the Willamette Valley as a dairy
country.
He will put up about
3000 pounds of butter a month be­
sides a quantity of cheese but says
1 the present plant is rapable of handl-
Teams with or without Drivers
Phono. Ham 193
Come«» Notice.
Drnnr'mrnt of thr imrrlor. ttnllMt NUIM
land
lool,» Or Vo, jw Mrw.
A itilRrlrnl ronlrat affldnrlt ha,tn( bern
filrn In thl. ofllr. h,
And.rwn rontr.l-
■ nf.axaln.t Homr.tr«,1 Zntry So Z5II mart,
rrbrn»r,J7, 1'0? Io.
Her IS, and
\, «'"1 "S s W,. H,‘r n. ¥,. W H. K 10 X
y W. by John K Kcafty, conteatra. In which It
1« alleged that said Beatty has abandoned
•aid lands and left the country, and 1« not
now and never waa a legal resident of the
•ame; that there fa not now any claimant on
the same bin contestant
That said alleged
afwenre from «aid land was not due to hl« rm
plovment in rl r army navy or marine corps
of the United Mtates a* a private soldier, officer
•earnan or marine during the war with Mpaln
nr during any other war In which the United
Mtatrs rnav be engaged, said parties are hereby
notified t<* appear, respond and offer evidence
Kuching said allegation at 10 o'clwrk a m on
April W. imm iwfore G ff Wardwell. V R Com
mlMloner at Mllvrr Mire, Oregon, (and that
final hearing will be held at Iff o'clock a m.
on May If. 1< xm before) the Register and Re-
CH yer at the United Htatea |«and Office at Ixike-
view. Oregon.
The •aiTrontesfant having, In a proper affl-
Ried Ocn.f^r 2». IWrt. set forth facta
which show that after due diligence pemonal
■ervlce of thia notice cannot lie made, It la
hereby ordered and directed that atich notice
r* given by dm- and proper publication In the
Klamath Republican, published at Klamath
Fall«, Oregon.
J *< Watson, Register.
C. U. Bnider, Receiver.
TREASURER’S NOTICE.
HEREFORD STOCK FARM.
Drews Valley, Oregon
BULLS FOR SALE
<30 II15AI>
Registered Hereford Bute
FROM
12 month to 2 jure old.
Until May 1st I will sell one or all at one hundred dollars each.
Address, F. 0. Bunting, Lakeviaw. Oregon.
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REMEMBER
We are still Doing Business
nt tlio old «ato«1<l
Notice is hereby given
that there are funds In
We now have the
the county treasury for
the redemption of all
Klamath county warrants
on hand
han onr had mado up-
protested on and prior to
January 15, 1900. Inter­ Our Stock is complete in every detail- Our elm 1« t°
est on same will cease
trade right and give the best value» for the money
from this date.
to be had. Repairing and Carriage Trim­
Dated at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, this 24th day of
ming done by competent men.
March, 1904.
BRADLEY & GUNTHER- ..
M. H. Van Valkenburg,
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Klamath F*»* °"r*
County Treasurer. Main Street,
Finest Line of Harness and Saddles
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