Klamath republican., July 07, 1904, Image 3

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LOCAL NEWS.
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es. C. < A RAV 1CM
Notary Public.
Olli« 1' III I lie I’ll! I" ' i
I bulli Illg.
Allan Hl<»an who has so efficiently
John < abler and Jna. Ihiner returned filled the office of deputy clerk under
from ban Francisco yaater«lay.
Jas. H. Driscoll will continue in the
ink»« H'hatilag«' of Um l»ig dlaeount on same position under Clerk Chastain.
aoioinvi Uiilinery at Mrt. U. W. Fiah«
Hheriff Obenchain has appointed (¿co.
MARK L. BURNS
BROKER
Miaa Hlietta Morine an«)
j. n. riooRE,
GENITAL I HEIGH 1ER,
Delay
Pat-
ternon oi Bunaiil isa »pent Hie »«urlìi in
the city.
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
Guaranteed.
Also Ayant for LONDON AND
I ANCAsillRE FIRE INS. CO
Truuks, T,>! i - s <»|«« mi . Vain«« and Kalt
Day or Night > >
Oysters, any Style
J. V HOUSTON.
THE REPORT UNCONFIRMED.
Carey Itsmaliy wif<- and son Martin,
Nothing further has ls*rn learned in
left yesterday for tklcssa, by private
regar«! to tbe report circulated lest
«■ in«-, *«.■■<•, fur s tnonlli'souting. Mrs |
week, that 10 head of horre. had been
E. It llamsby an«l Mrs. J. C. Mongol«! j
stolen an<l that four Klamath county
»ill go up iu a few days to camp with
boys were loalged in jail at takeview
th«UI.
charged with the offence.
ft in I m *.
MeUxrdlst Church- Mtnday school at lievnd that it was simply a false rumor
19 a. m., preaching at II, Kpworth started by some idle gossip.
l.-agu« st 7 /to, )*r«-s«'hing st ft, «pedal ■
Bay Picket, one of the troys
mit-t«' by th« choir. Rev. John Griffilli name was connected with the case, was
sill |>r< sch both morning an«! evening in tire city the Arst of the week, hating
Lome and bear l«im.
just returned home. He states that Ire
I. . Alvs tawis has purchased H. II. Is unable ».« account for the re|>ort as he
Van Vslkenburg’s »lock of watches and lias not l-een near take county.
There
j,-sclry ami l«ss rented his building I is g,M>d proof, as staled in last week's
11« i«a* engaged th« services of an ea-' (taper, that the other boys were not
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Post Cards
ANO
Book Marks
or
AMATEUR SUPPLIES
Dry. Rough and Finish
— Ul1 M 1 51C I**.»
I can fill your orders
Lumber de-
promptly
Hvered or at the mill.
W. P. Rhoads, Merrill, Or.
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Ci'lfius
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TESTIMONIAL.
A.LIau.l ««• ,„n l*n ?» I’M.
tirar horiur ! frit that my ryr» k I h In tnv
left
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w b«,n • • <*n«ult«* I y nu
a I m > iii my
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ihat I
Atti I m - iir R rd wi»n«1rrl»»lly My «nr«l»iht •« h<*i
!<r than trrr b* 1* n- an>1 I «u» ».<»t troubled
>llh Itra1«rhra A« I was . Tin* gla •• • arc
faalful an«l • aay to d > vy« •
You»« Truly,
Walter M’>rrlan«1
C'tisfrln’a I've \\ tslt rtiri ■» (ir.tn-
iilitl<’<l LI‘I m , Weik, M.tllerv jiih I In-
flamed Ky<», Strutted and ’fired Kve»
>\»r child <»t «ehalt•». I h ih.ill »o celila.
AddrcbM Dll. .1. E. < \STEI x. < »re
frmi Inalhtih* «»Ì < >pt« melry. Anhlìiiid,
Oregon.
< '<>iisiili.il l<»n !*'rre.
TOWN mi.ASl'RI .ITS NOi lCE.
l« rt jewi ler from San
Francisco, who
known in the history of this county and
has reaulte«! in th« destroying of large
qiiiiiititie» of irhaltn. The farmers hail
jiint commeii«'e<l haying and as the
wcatlier is still threatening they are un-
ublc to pr,a*eed.
I nless it clear« up
mn'ii Klamath county will suffer severe
damage to its hay crop.
TREASURERS NOI ICE
Kolli*«* I. Io n in given tlist there are fund»
At n meeting held Monday night at
ta <t»«» county ir«’n ury f*>r the rmletuptloii of
all KI sin nt li ( tiunty «Armins |>rotvstv<1 on the Court House, n lioosevelt l-eague
ami prior to Inly II, WWt. Inh h - i on paiuc was organised oom|xje«d of IH memtiern.
will vrasi» (rmn this i I au »
imteil At KI aihai I i A. I., taavltl was elected President; L.
Fallu, Omron tilts 19th <I ajt of Muy IWH:
Alva l-ewis, Secretary; Herb Baldwin,
11.11 V an V MKANiM’nu County Tre* mi ter.
Assistant Sec’y. and Paul Breitenstein,
WOOD.
I a ZOOD.
wood .
ALL KINDS OF
Choice Seasoned Wood
AND POSTS
For particulars ln«|iilre of
Wm. MGrrison,
Klamath Falls, Or.
fioiltll of the I > i'-’ 'ft I place
on the Nwnn Luk«* road. . .
F<Ht HALF,.
acres of land.
400 head of sheep*- 200
Two good springs on
land. In the midst of good sheep iniige.
If you wnnt it bmgmn, address
0. C. Low.
7 7 (M
Klamalli Falls, < ire.
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I'li’iiMirer.
Ten Vice-President« were
elected. The organisation has pur­
h I so
chased 12 dosen campaign hats and 60
, torches to line in the Fall Campaign.
GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY.
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ivuith at Klamath f all*.
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KLAMATH LAKE RAILROAD CO.
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rendering of ‘ My (’«»untry” Hor.. H. L.
i Brnaun was intr<Mlnc««d aa (he orat -r of
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I th« «In*. Jwta- Ben*. >n i» well known
h » a fluent an l iiit4-r,-«(ing .;i«aker but
it wa» remarkt-4 by everyone prerent
Giat thia wa. the l«eat effort of hi-
career.
The epariou« Court
II oom *
gronnd. wire pa«-ke«l with humanity,
even to the fen ■•••• an.I »¡dewalk and all
j a «elf evident fact. The program for
the morning condo led with the .inging
of “ll.il Columliia.”
Over 50it |Hv,ple witnee»«*! the race,
in the afternoon at the agricultural
(>ark. There wa» a great deal of j«H-key-
ing done ami considerable time warted
in .lartiug l,ut a. they were all local
home, and each Lorre had It. group ot
' a«!mirrr», the interest wa. kept up until
1 the last. Arant’« Shirley V cArriet! off
Houston as sureties.
TIMBKR I.ANII- ACT It NV S, fS7X-NOTICt
8. C. Graves, Justice of the Peace
H>K rent.I»'ATION
l’nlte<1 8 umm Land Office,
f.rnkvtlle precinct, »t,»XX> with F. M.
I akevifw . (»regon, June 3. I'.MM.
Barnum arid J. !.. Hanks as siirettetf.
Notice 1» ber» by given that in coinpli»noo
with the vrovish»n* »»( tint net of Congrv«s of
The ls>nd of Silas Otandiain for tax June 3. 1973, entitle«! " An act (or the »ale of
collector for »10,000 with The U. 8. Fi­ timber lan«!» in th«» State* of California. Ore­
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory.” a*
delity ami Guarsmtv Co. as surety Was extcfniM to all the PnbHT Land state« by act
nt August 4. 1W2, John Donnelly of 414 Irving
rejected on account of a certain clause St, Portland, county of Multnomah, Stale of
In I he bond which was objectionable to Oregon, ha* this «lav file«! in this offic«» his
»worn »tatetnettt No >61. f»»r the pur«*ha>e of
the Board. P. I.. Fountain will serve the SW4 <»! \’E>, .NW .of SF’4. SKL of NW.
:t i\ 4 <>(
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4I B,
IS K. M
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and NF'
of RW;'..
SW\. He,-
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R, K 13
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as tax collector under the bond of ex­ and
III ‘. offer proof »** snow th»» the l*n,t !
w:.
Sheriff Summers until a new bond is sought is mor«* valuable f«»r its timber or M«»ne
than for agricultural pur|»««w», and to estab­
furnished.
lish his claim to naid lam! b«»fore Geo T Raid I
Win.
Jttdg«» of Klamath Co, Or. at Klamath*
The bond of the county clerk was Falls ('o
Or, on Friday, the 19th day of August,
1904 11«* names A m wituc’aes: T II Shannon,
lowered from »15,000 to »10,tXWI.
Archie Johnston. James Doyle, W O Smith, all
The bond of the treasurer was raised of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
from »20,(XX)' to »30,000.
Treasurer above-deserilM'd
lands ar«' requested t«» tile
their
Claims in this office on or before «ahi 19<h
tawii will not go into office until he
day of August, 1904.
J. N. Watson. Register
furnishes another bond as the one offer­
J. It. West of Keno, Nevada, who has
liven visiting hi» brother and sister in ed contained the same danse as in Mr. TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNK 3. 19711 NOTICE
FOR 1’1 IH.lt ATION.
Ahslford for the past month, passed Obenchain’« bond, which was rejected.
United St a tea Laud Office,
through »he city yesterday on hie way
l akrvlew. Or , May 23. 19IM
DAtttV
GLEANINGS
Notice In hereby given that tn c.omvltAnCo
home. Il<< whs hi < ompaiiied by Georg«
with the provliduna of the art ol UongreHs of
June 3. 1M7F. entitled An act for the «aloof
Coulter who will sjiend the summer with
The Fourth of July was properly cele­ timber Yano» In (he dtate» of California, Ore­
him ul Beno, Mr. West while in Med- brated at Dairy. The Socialist picnic gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” am
extended to all the public land Mates hv act
ford purchased, of W. C. tawton, a fine held at Uhrtu'afl’« grove near Swan take Auguid 4, 1R92. Raleigh Trimble, of Portland,
county
of Multnomah, «tateoi oregon ha« this
team <4 |ierfectly matched hay horses, 2 was an entire suoceas. Target shooting,
day filed tn liilx office hl« «worn statement No.
and 3 »ear old«, which he is taking elitn bing the greased pole, horse racing, 28NI for the mireliaur of the SW. of see |o In
twp40H, R i E, W M and will offer proof to
I khiic with him,
dancing and other sports were indulged nhow that the land »ought la more valuable for
tta timber ant! atone than for agricultural pur-
in.
Chautauqiin at Ashland, July 13-22.—
{ mmok and to ONtahUah hi« claim to aald laud
»«dore Geo. T. Baldwin, Co. Judge of Klamath
Great lecturers.
Chorus olaaaoa for
The Are works display in the evening Co, at hla office in Klamath Falla, Or, on
Monday
the Hth day Auguat, 1906. He name*
ii'IultH, intermeiliiito and primaries un of the Fourth wea a startling success.
aa wltnCNaea: JC Connelly of Kent», Or. J C
■ ler flue direction. Numerous Nchoola. After a ]>ait of the crackers, rockets, etc. Hmith, JO Pierce \V OSinilh of Klamath Falla,
Or. Any and all peraona claiming adversely
Assembly tine. Vocal and inntrumental were properly lighted, the balance the above-deacribed land« are requested to tile
music. Better than ever. Send for in­ caught Are all at once, surprising the their claim* in thia ofilue on or before said mi U
day of August, 1(.KM.
natives and causing a general scattering,
formation, C»'tne.
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J. N. WATBON. Weiriater.
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Summer Dress Goods.
New Line of up to date
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Dry Goods, Etc, Etc.
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Fall « r.-ek
Klamath Springs
Disi«
Rot »'Kama
WILLITS
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Bncrta
Bte»l Brldf«
Fail L’zeek
Klamath tyring«
H ervct LlwMar
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Mrs. T. J. Offield. Prop.
MERRILL,
Waistings, Shirt Waists»
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Riverside Hotel
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1 li.tene,! appri-ciativelv b> every word of
Klainath County*« Idol. That “Ottr
j Judge” i. ¡>o|>nlnr with the people »a*
1*H
(iolug Worth
mony, crowning the (»«Mldrseof Liberty.
After a selection by the band and the
within one hundred miles of takeview
at the time but art* working at l’lttville.
C<>r|«>ral ll.rold Thomas, son of Mrs. Cal.
Anon rb«,mas, left krulsy lor A.hlatel
JOI* HAI L PITCKINU.
Io attend lie- • nfontry «Vftll of Company
In
a
letter
received from Joe Ball who
C, Oregon National Guard.
From
tl«< *<* I k * w ill go with th« company to j is playing with Green’s All Indian Team.
American take, Wash., tor their annual lie aavs; We have ha>l very hard lock every race.
fur the past month as rain has caused
In the evening a large targe wa» tow-
eucampmenl.
us to cancel reteral games. Mr. Green | e*l out into the lake hi front of the town
Jam,*» Goss and Mr. K«*gan cam«-
ha. surely got quite a scheme as he is an«l the flrew-irk» given from there.
down T«ics«lay from Bonaium in charge
making Ing money.
Y cat er day we : The display could he easily seen from
of IVilliam King, who is c<>mmitte«l to
played a double header, one in tbe fore- all »ver the citv and was thoroughly
II«« count« jail lor <d «lays.
King was
mam ami one in the afternoon, w inning enjoyed by all.
coiivi* l«l bv Justice of the Peace Chas­
I m , th games. We play ill Ohio until the
This »»» tiic conclusion of the official
tain >«t selling an«l procuring whiskey
Stith of June and then we go up in pr.igram and a great majority of the
for Indians on the »th of July.
Michigan, playing through there until merrymakers then took in the big dance
Wot 1 was received by telephone this I
Sept. 5th or tith. Then we play west - at the Opera Houaa.
morning from Klamath Agency, lor Dr. i
through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and emi
llaigus, elating that Mrs. Dr. Heinen- 1
the season somewhere in Missouri. Cured of Chronic Dtarrhoea After Ten
«ayliS'l l«-,n stricken with apoplexy.
tears of Suffering.
Then I ei;«ect we »ill take a trip to the
C. C. Chit W ihh I, brother of Mrs. Hem-
Worlds Fair. Our success in winning
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wish
to say a few words in praise
enway, and Dr llargus left immediate­
games has lieen very goal as we have
of Chamlierlain’s C-olic, Cholera anl
ly for the Agency.
Mrs. Iletnenway’s
won <19 games and lost 6. I have got so
Diarrhoea Remedy,” say Mrs. Mattie
condition is ix>n»i«ivred very serious.
I could pitch once in a while. 1 have
Burg«-, of Martinsville. Va. “I suffered
Presbyterian Church—8ahhath School pitched four games and won them all.
from chronic diarrhoea for ten years
I at to a. m. Al 11 a sermon appropriate
srvf during that time tried various niel-
i to the lord's supper which will he ad­
new couni y officials
icines without obtaining any permanent
ministered at its chare. C. K. service
Yesterday was the day for most of relief, tast summer one of my children
al 7 :1 > and at H the |«a»tor w ill give “A
the new county official« to go into office. was taken with cholera morbus, and I
¡Concrete Example of tbe Beauty and
The following bonds were approved by procure«! a bottlo of this remedy. Only
ForccfulnoM of a Surrendered Life.’’
the officers two doses were required to give her en­
the County Court and
I'rarer service at H Wednesday evening.
tire relief. ] then <leci«le«l to try the
sworn into oHice.
All made welcome to all scrvicce.
George Chastain, clerk, »10.000 with medicine myHslf, «Uli dill not use all of
F. S Stratton, Collector of Custom«
sureties as follows: L. D. Burk »2.01X1. ‘ one tattle before I was welt and I have
of San Francisco, arrivt’l in the city
H. fl. Burnham »1.090, W. T. Shive never since been troubled with that
I'ridav.
Alter laying in snpplina for »2,00b, J. Horton »2.11)0, If. L. Clopton
«xunplaint. One cannot say too much
amping, he left witli W. N. Willson for
»2,000, D. F. Driscoll »2,000.
in favor of that wonderful molicine.”
the fnnions fishing resort on Spring
Filas Obenchain, sheriff, »10,000, with This remedy is lor sale by C. C. Chit­
»'reek. Mr. Stratton comes here annu-
The finite«! States Fidelity and Guaran­ wood.
; ally for his summer outings as he ap­
ty Company as surety.
preciates the fact that here he can And
8TRAYED—From my place in Klam­
George II. Merryman, coroner, »3,000
the best trout thliuig in the United
ath Falls, one sorrel horse, weight ataut
with A. Kershner and C. D. Willson as
St lies.
NX) (rounds, brandt-d B, tail docked and
sureties.
mane reached.
Has grown out a little.
The thiirnler an«! rain storm last eve­
F. R. Henry, survevor, »5,000 with I.
J. L. Y apkv .
ning Is »aid to be tire lieavicat ever A. Duffy, Fred H«>usfoti and J. V.
will I h * lie>'< in a lew .lays.
SPRING AND SUMMER
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The glorious Fourth wa* duly eelebra-1
ted in Klatnnlh Fglla. Th«« crowning of
the Go<li!*’«» of IJlirrty nn<! the Oration
by Hon. If. L. Reuaon were the main
features of the f‘»ren<p»n. The carriage
containing Mira fx»la Neleon, the god-
dene of lilierty, and her four naida of
honor, the Mi--«** M. I> »r;ald, EtnmitfJ
ludly il»rioig<**l,
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JuiiM 17, 1WM
la hereby «1v*n *».at th» h.llowinff-
n»ir.r/1 «Miller ha*
no»Ir«« of hi* Intenti»n
lo make final proni in aupport of hi« elaim.
BD<1 that ’» *1 pr*«of «IH be
ta-f(/r«. t,^ttrK^
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< *» llerk *»f KlautVhr ».
ut
« h labiata Calia, Or » ou aainr lay. Juiy xt, HAM.
himkom wri.i
«ri K arrath Fall», Or . Nd M
l^r O» m MU
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NW'( «»I <M‘. and M * » of <tF. ■ ae<
It I F-j. ■« h K '» K W M.
He hwnieii thè follotelnf wltar»**.« fO prova
blu rofiHniiuu» roldraw '»i**«and • :|tlv»tion *
<>f eald lat»»1 via; John Uerllag« IHn»>-'i • ba|»-
tM-ll. Ibn tfigAt, Win Morriaoii. allo! Kiarnam
FaiU, Or.
J. M. W bi . o », R/gUter
finest lady In Oregon I»* »»ire an«i couie
prepared to purchase her basket at an
Petition for Liquor License.
auction sh I m in the liikiebrand school
Tt> tbf Hon <'*»untv Court M th»- flta»* of Or
house on the eve, of Jul* HHh.
e$*uu. lor Klamath f «’uuty
VS r the Mniirmif t*« d.
and kgal
Mrs. Early Arant of Pine Grove was
vof» r« of Wuod Kiv< r precinct in taid * ountjr
in Jlairy *|-eii>ling tbe Fourth.
and Mia:**, rcapectfullv r«»qu«*at that a llc«n«e I
to M-ll aplrl’uo»»», mail nn'l vino»»« liquor« in
Johnny Amlvrson arid Ai Fitch of I x ipjantltie« than one irallon. in lb« prr-
'•;n»
* afor*-aid, for a perlo<1 of threa month«
llairy celebrated at Klatuntli tails.
from th»* 7«h day of July. IKM •'* Fran rd to W.
M Knight A <-*<> of Fort K lar.ia’h. In «a 4 pr»-
Matt Itiddle of M i-souri. a ho ha» l«*en cin<
t, and >our |*tilionera a« in duty bound,
visiting hie uncle near Vainas, |>a»«nd W Irvrr pray.
Maid j^tit on will be prevented to Mid Cour?
through hern on his road to Klamath on the M’b dav of July. r>H
Willi»» Kbkpatrkk Robert F**r«-non. Wm
F alla, one «lay last week
Rark!**y, J II O Im. Harry Kngl«, waller B mp- *
roii. Krocry Hlr^ bbericrr, <’A l-eni. i H H«r
Frank Bowne. near Bonansa, Im« bin. jam«« Be I lew, J l> Witt, < Biair, Wm lit* ««
starte«! Ilia pumping plant to work. The A <; Tuttle, jo« f'arazou, E*lward johr. -on,
nil)»’» Wheeler, fltrve Hoyt, W <i Applegate
pump works so go's! »bat his greatest Frank Hilva. Frank iNonpler Andrew burn >nt,
Mor»an. John Duuiuot, j « *-e Vo»«, it L
trouble is to keep water to it from the - R-r*
Hurlehl M Hrui W A H*-alr K H f")Pa>*.lt <«w>
( H.il. Jo. Vo**. Wm M< Kay. » O IIHi, K Bail.
river.
F.: Frank« (Jmrga Peter», Mark Jon««, j ihri
Dairy Correspondent.
Kennedy. Cbaa Breda, «’baa I agio M B Gardner.
July 5, HMM.
Wsn MetMleter, Edaar<! Fntehrn. Fr**d lartn,
F K at ptegau*. John Collier, K H White, Harry
l*rar-on, A m Mlorjry, «»rorter Hoyt, Rd Miller,
THE CELEBRATION.
i A. Mrlbaae, A H F-ugl«, O wgidl«*. Paul Parazoo
John I'«*Ihn k . Jobh M Corbell« T r NiCbol*», j
W j Wright
targest Crowd In A ear* Celebrate the Anleli. Jo» Brigg». K Meli.aae,
W X. Knight A < o.
Harry Ackley return«! from Port
On account <>f th«« storm last evening
Towns mil ami l*ortlan«i the first of tire
|.i«v,-r M-rvice will lie livlil tills eveuing
week. While in the former place lie
ut llie I’rv.li) lerian church.
eecured a Ave years lease Ur a block of
U bile Hpn*a«ls, Hlieeta and Pillow water front adjoining Goeller’a planing
Cases- The Brick Hlore.
mill and factory.
In Portlan«! he en­
Jsnirs fl. Driscoll, th« retiring county gaged the services of a millwright who
clerk, left yesterday for Bly, where he will Ire here in alrout a week.
BurrUa ni>d Houafon, drew up at the
silt join Ins wile who is visiting her
Mr. Ackley Iras Irought lire Fitch saw Court Hou-<* grounds at about 10(30
mill and the plant will be moved to They were met by B. St. Geo. BUbop,
l«arvnta.
I jo ' o Curtains,
Portieres,
Window Klamath Falls, ft is his Intention t<> Sect’y< of th« Ag i« ultural A*eo. and
Commence driving piles right away for Judge < ieo. T. Baida m and duly tecor-
Hhades— The Hrick More.
the foundation of tbe mill an«l yards. t»*«l to their pla< ea on the stage erected
Capt. O. C. Applegate has I mm » u In
The logs will he towed Up from near foi tliat pur|M»M*. Alex .Martin Jr. waa
the city th«* |>sst few <lsys. He inform»
Keno ami he raped« to have tire mill in master of ceremonies and introduced
us tfist th< achrsd
Imihling al the
operation this summer.
Judge Baldwin a ho jM*rformcd the cere­
Agency »«• »truck by lightning and
Meals at all Hours
A FULL STOCK OF
NEW SAW MILL.
< «««•—Th® Brick Hter».
CENTRAL C/U l
LUMBER
Notwithstanding all that is dons by
Isaards <>( health and chaiilalily inclined
|«rM,ns, the deaili rate among small
<«ahlrn ll<»»r, Hake» and PiU-hforka— children is very high during the hot
I h«* lilt« k Klurc.
weather ol the summer months in the
The ai«*Miij«*r “Jenai«’” will mnkr her large cities. There is not probably one
imtiitl t*k<*uraioii trip Bunday to Pelican case of bowel complaint in a hundreal,
l»ay. Itound trip |1,
however, that could not Ire cured by ths
<
W, E. C'*pr*. government ertginrer on timely t j ar of C h am >»rr la in’a Colic,
the Klamath mmrvatl »n came down < 'holers and Dlarrli'OMi Reined y. For
sale by U. U. Chilwoml.
fr<»tn H»e Agency yeelen lay.
Cleanliness and Good Work
BALDWIN. Photo Studio
It. Ilihhard deputy »ber if!. Mr. Hib­
bard has lieen in the office since the
first of the month getting acquainted
I ImnoKN’ka, Cot», (.■nt« ami (.'amp with his new dulie«.
I’lcnail* The llrick hlore.
Safeguard the Children.
Joint Wella hik I wile of Illy paam<<|
through lliu city Tur »day enroute 1«
Aahiand»
all kinds
NEW DEPUTIES-
in Iho city over the Fourth.
*
L aih I Off Ira» ai LabnvUw Oreirofi.
Mr. E't Wheetiley ami Miss flrar«
«’«riited, th« music •»• •scelh-nt ar.d
Miller, tath of Merrllh »»<■•*' the prin- I ' tbe dancer» enjoyed theiunelve« hugely.
Matlreawoa, lirda aixl Budding The ciplea In a v«ry pretty wad'lhig which
Th« r hiHil in the l)il«l* hr.nel distri t
llrh k Ht»»re«
nc<nrre«l at the Hotel Link ville parlors
« liHH-a nest Friday ever *ng. ||,« teach­
l iMiiciaJ
<>l B'liiunxu wmr in ffunday a’tern<H«n, July X. Ital. The
er, Mis« Buwy, ha» pruv n h«-r»elf to I«
the city ov«*r thr fourth,
cureinmiy was (ierloriii««l by Judge Geo.
highly efficient in her eb<s«-ti vocation.
Tli« happy couple after
M«»<<ru'a ('«qniMliAna »howml last week T. Baldwin.
'I be eierei m , s will terminale will« a
spending the Fourth in the city return- j
| ul l.iiki'VH'w during the rare«,
liesket supp r, the (,r«e«. | to l«e ii-«d
ed to Merrill where they will makn
('liHiulmr Kuta,
Miriura, etc—Thu
lor the purchase of a school librar*.
their home.
lit lek Htorc«
If y«»u wish to »at sii|,|,~r with tf««
Ju< k Horton anti wife of Honanaa were
Kl.itnn<l> Fall», (Ircgon.
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Noth.« lor Fublkatlun.
Try Old bU»n« y foil, al B ikhn BboR
HUHN'S HARDWARE STORE
Klamath Falls,
Th« «Ikiice In th« Es« elsior was n Hre-
I ly affair. Tl«a hall was artisti« ally du-
UIIEI Pl.P.Y - MILLER.
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS.
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS;
OREGON.
— it —»» —»»—
Board by the day, week or
month.
Hotel Link ville...
The table is furnished with
the best that the market
can supply.
—o—o—o---
Tbt trade of the traveling public
ia solicited.
I. W. BURRISS, Prop.
Headquarters for All Stage Lines»
Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day;
Main Street, Near Bridge, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
FURNISHING GOODS
Ladies
HATS
Misses
your wife
HATS
FANCY COLLARS, VEILINQ
Children
reís -
HATS
M A V LON E S .M 11. LI N E R Y
$250.00 REWARD.
The Klamatli Count* Lite Stoct
Association will pay the above re­
ward for the arrest and conviction of
any person or persona found guilty oi
stealing or altering the marks or
brands of any stock belonging to an/
member of this association.
Address Chas. Horton, Prealdcnt
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
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Chitwood’s
Norman-Percheron
STALLION
BRADY
re
I
will make the season ex I
cept Saturdays at my I
ranch.
Description—Sorrel, flax mane and
tail. Weight 1900 pounds.
Terms- »10 to Insure.
S. B. LOW. OWNER.
Klamath Falls, Or.
Manning’s
NEW ICE CREAM PARLORS
The popular place for afternoons
and evenings.
Oandy
Everything fresh, delicious candies
choice cigars and tobaccos«
New Soda Fountain
Kitchen
MM
A. J. MANNINO.
fetsvs
SHIKE AND PERCHERON
STRLUON
LAD
Having purchased the 3-year
old stallion "Lad” of H. W.
Straw, he will make the sea­
son at my place. I will let
him serve a limited number
of mares at $10 to insure.
Season, May, June and July
R. A. Alford.
Si
UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY Ml
Hats altered and trimmed to order
Mr». <>• W. FisH
(I. D- GRIZZLE
KLAMATH FALLS
ORLOOM
Hot lunebea served at tbe Gam
Carpet«, Rugs and Linoleum—The
Cafe, free from 12 to 2 p. mi and from
Brick Store.
tf
10 to 12 p. m.
Complete line of Wall faper—The
Familie« can be supplied now Witt)
Brick Store.
Palata, Oils, Varnishes, etc—The "Tony’s Best" at tbe Central DinlO0
Parlors with or without meal».
Brick Store.
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