F ill» alsiiit ib toix r l»t, with s com­ rill, came In from Sprague river Moo- The rope which Necured the boat to
plete line of fall ami winter millinery day whore they have beau buying »hoie Itarl burned and the etesmer
wm drifting out Into the lake Noth-
I A«« Newton for IJvsry.
Twenty-live thousand bright, stiln- cattle.
Hova
AND
G
ikls
We
alert
you
In
"‘K ’"Did be dona to atop the lire and
Fort Klamath, ----- Oregon
D. <1. Brown came down from Crys­ Ing la w)» and Clark souvenir dollar»,
a
g'Mid
paying
buaineaa.
No
capital
»be
aooo burner! to the waters edge,
Will lake Filing» and Proofs
tal Moiidiy,
1 fresh from the mint nt Philadelphia,
required, gmid commlsalooa.
__________ Write| The
The »learner
steamer was
wan built
built t-srly
early thia
thia
un Ibmichicud* and T iiii I ht Ultimi
have
been
received
al
Portland.
Ths
E. K. Filch of Merrill was In the
Acme
Novelty
CoJ
year
but
did
not
get
runtdsg
until
r____
¡coins are highly attractive in appear- for particular».
city Monday.
MARK L. BURNS
i quite late In the season.
Since then
Her the new line of shirt waists at
and will well serve the purp<te> Box 24J3, San Franclaco.
Reatnea
re-
however
It
baa
done
a
good
bualoeis,
the City Novelty.
| of souvenirs, are the same size as a
Mr. and Mr». E. K.
BROKER
Mr. Reamea
tourists and hunters to
II. E. Smith, U>e Bly Merchant
‘•""""'"“'•'j •waller turned home Monday,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
than a dime. On the obverse side 1» attended the Knight Templar'» Con-1 (Mlt-wia. Pelican Bay and other points
was In the city Tuenday.
00 the lake.
Mr. Staton »-«peel» to
a portrait of Captain William ( lark, clave al San Francisco ami bis wife
Hlgliwl market price paid (<>r chick-,
build
another
bo it for next season,
with anoliier of Captain Meriwether has been at Jacksonville.
•as »1 the Genual reslauraul.
Lewis on the reverse »Ide. Otic »Ide j Married.- —At Klamath Falls. Wed- one that is faster and better.
Wm. It. Bull of Merrill, waa a vis­ liiu tlie date and (tic words “Lewis
GENERAL FREIGHTER. itor in the city Saturday.
neMiay, Hept. 21, 1004, Daniel B.
and Clark Exposition,''and tlie other, Nichols and Miss Mildred Frasier,
Pruni pt sud careful attention
T. J. offleld of Merrill waa doing •'United Nlule» One Izollar."
butix of Bonanza. Judge Geo. T.
to ill onler.
.................
busliira* in the city Tuesday.
Youngest Daughter of Hon. aud
II. J. Winter» Watchmaker and Baldwin performed the ceremony.
JC. B. Edson, thecallle man of Ga­ Optician Is located <>p|»Mit<' Nchallock .
Mrs. K. A. Eminitt Becomes
JO*
Dr. Johnson and wife came In from
zelle, wan In the city Friday.
A Daggett's until Ills building Is' Bonanza Sunday to meet Mrs. Jolm-
BOVOUIN SION
a Bride.
Best line of purses, card canes and completed. He Is prepared to do all I son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hub-
pocket books in town at Chitwood’s.
kinds of Watch, Clock and Jewelry bard, who arrived on a visit front
HURN S HARDWARE STORE
Th« home of Hon. and Mre. R- A.
George Leslie, the soda factory man, repairing at moderate prices.
I their home In Whitman county, Emmitt, near Keno, was the acene of
Klamath Falls,
-
Oregon was up from Merilll Tuesday.
Frespyterlan Church. < >n Saturday Washington.
a very pretty weddiug Sunday even­
Mrs. J. K. Ballard returned home our picnic will be held at a place just
W. C. Dalton and wife, E. M. Dal­ ing, the principals being Mr. and
beyond tlie Flour Mill. EveryImdy 1» ton ami Mina Marie Dalum came up Mrs. Emmltl's youngest daughter.
Sunday from Portland and Salem.
Harry Engle of Silver Lake was Invited to bring basket» and enjoy the from Tula lake Monday. The two MI m Charmion and Mr. Frederick
J. W. SIEMENS, Proprietor.
day with us. Will meet at the Hose . latter were taken to the railroad, the Blebn of Klamath Falls.
reglslcrcd ut the Linkvllle Monday.
House at 10:a tn and march out. I following day from where they will
The parlor was converted Into an
Tlie big roller for tlie rock crusher
Cleanliness and Good Work
Idyllic bower, with decorations of
I plant was brought In from Ager Muu- Wagon will lie provided for baskets return to their home In Teune»»ec.
too heavy to carry. An entertaining
Guaranteed.
day.
Dr. and Mrs. George Martin came white and green. At one end of the
after-dinner program will be rendered.
in from the railroad Monday to see room an arch of white ribbon was
O. T. McKendree, the rancher and
Also Agent for LONDON AND
■Sabbath morning the Sabbath school
their brother Alex Martin Jr. They formed, with a background of ever­
stockman of Lorcllo, wait In tlie city
and preselling M-rvlt-cs will lx- blended
LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO
left the following day. Mr. and Mr». green, Inlersperced with rare white
Tuesday.
Into a ltsllvy Day Service, beginning
China asters. The dining room was
Born. Sunday afternoon, to Dr. at 10-30. C. E. Services at 7:p. tn. Martin are recently from Berlin and
decorated In wblte and pink.
are
on
their
way
to
the
St.
Louis
Ex
­
and Mr*. II. B. Ilargua, a four pound and aermon at 7:30 on “How and why
CENTRAL CAFE
Promptly at 5:30, Mrs. II. L.
position.
daughter.
»In inay I m * exclianged for rigbteoua-
Smith of Keno, struck up Mendel­
E.
Carpenter,
who
Is
connected
A raft of 100 log» was brought up ne»a. Prayer service at 7:30 Wednes­
with Well» Fargo Express Co, arrived sohn's wedding march and the bridal
from Keno Friday for II. M. Ackley'» day evening. All marie welcome.
Meals at all Hours
in the city Saturday accompanied by party entered. The bride wu escorted
new mw mill.
Bring me tiiat waU'h that all other
ilia wife, who Is a sl»ter of Mr». Silas by her father and attended by two
Mtore's Comedians, Saturday even­ watchmakers iiave failed tr> make
Day or Night j » >
i<>benchain.
They left yesterday 'bridesmaids, MI m Ivy Emmitt, a
ing, Hept. 24.
New people, new keep time. It goes out of my watch­
for a month's visit al the Gruits »Utter, and Miss Anna Heidrich. The
»pedallies, etc.
maker*» hand» with a guarantee as to ranch ia Langell valley.
groomsman were
were Charles
Charles R.
R. Baldwin
Baldwin j
Oysters, any Style
| I KH^mmen
L. Alva'
First class shoe repairing done by time keeping qualities.
I and
Dennis.
«"ML*
u'l '*
nd Eldon I>®
nnl#- The contracting
up-to-date workmen. Klamath Korn- Ixtwls.
parties paused beneath a beautiful
men ial Kompany.
Tills
office
begs
to
acknowledge
re
­
pay
some
traveleng
agent
bridal bell of white sweet peas, when
J. V. HOUSTON
Ml»» Magllton, tlie dentist, will go ceipt of some very fine Bartlett pears
high prices for inferior Judge Geo. T. Baldwin pronounced
solemn and beautiful words of the
to Klamath Agency on October 1st, from Mr». Jas. Sigler's piare, also a
machines when we sell the , the
marriage service. Following tbe cer­
nice lot of peaches and pearh plums
to remain two weeks.
genuine Singer for Ç4O emony the guests, headed by the bri­
City Marshal Walter lx*nnox Is hav­ from Mrs. A. <’astel, Fruit la not
grown
very
extensively
here
yet
but
cash. Baldwin, hardware dal party.marcbed to tbe dining room
ing an addition built on i>la residence
where the tables were spread with a
the
crop
Is
reported
to
be
very
heavy
on Klamath street.
dealer.
bounteous wedding luncheon. The j
this year und we can vouch that tlie
•Mrs. G. W. Morine of Bonanza.
THE 3OORES.
wedding cake was decorated with a
quality cannot be surpassed. We
> p.tu»s..<l through the city Sunday from
pair of clasped handsand white nates.
were told of one instance where a par­
I a visit In California.
Fred Moore Is busy rehearsing bls The bride's cake was decorated with a
ly had to uw 17 profM on one tree to
IL C. Kplnk, wife and daughter ut keep the fruit from breaking the company In new repertoire for the small sugar bride and sprays of orange ,
EXCLUSIVE
Yalnax left Monday for San Fraiu'l»- limbs.
fair and race week here and fall and blossoms.
, co on a bu»lt)<-M trip.
On account of the
winter season.
The bride was tastefully gowned in
If you wish to select from the most;
Moore
the company white crepe de china, triinmed in silk
Illness
of
Mrs.
New Rlbbona, Ladies Corsets, and complete line of late millinery goods
STORE
iChlldren'a Waists, just arilved at ever shown In Klamath Falls, wait will remain here until after the fair applique over white »Ilk. bite wore a i
date, and In the meantime will give long chiffon veil
i Mrs. G. W. Flail's Millinery.
and
orange
blossoms:
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js the p|ace t0 save money. Call and see my stock
for Mrs. A. J. Nellon, who will be
one performance each week, They and carried a I
Ml» Stells Engle came down from here about October 1st.
Xsma'idTwere
f
dr
W
e^
$
before sending out for your goods. I will take pleas-
24, roses. The bridesmaids were dressed ;
Fort Klamath Monday, to visit tier | An Interesting game of base ball | will open Saturday evening, Sept.
comedy
In the beautiful western
|
taffeta aud (* ure in showing you around and will give you prices
sister Mrs. A. Caalel.
wan played Sunday at the association drama, “At the Foot of Mt. Shasta.” in white silk over pink
carried
pink
ruses.
Moore's Comedians In “At the Fbot 1 grounds between the Maroons and
that will justify you in buying at home. Complete
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mount Stiasla," Saturday, Sept. Greys, which riwulted In a score of 14
TME "CORRECT” THING
line of iron and wood beds, springs and mattresses,
of Hon. and Mrs. Kob’t. A. Emmitt. ;
24. beats uuw on sale at the <»pera to 12 In favor of the letter. Th»
“Resolved that every man In Ore­ She has spent the greater part of »be
House.
team» are getting into practice for
chairs, tables, etc, etc, etc.
past year in this city where she is a{
Foa S alk C uba r, a railroad ticket the fair. The game »bowed quite a gon 1» requested by the Indie» of the
è
p
¡general favorite In society. The groom
FULL STOCK OF
to tlie eust, via Portland, g'»»l fur a- number of Ar»t class new material Lewis nnd Clark Souvenir Committee
to purchase and wear on his watch j is oneof the solid young business men
iMiut thirty days yet.
Inquire of and the pnuvpccts are g<»»i for »ouie
Inteicslliig games during the fair. chain a | gold souvenir coin of the ¡805 . of Klamath Falls, where the young
| John Still». City.
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS.
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS,
L
«atari they
tlmr are
• r.» hereby
har.
m, rnunlH will
vrlll make
maL'p their
fh#*ir fiiftirp
home.
Exposition,
and
so'couple
future home,
Families can be supplied now with Everyone should couie out next Sun­ requested."
it
imitai
) Many friends from this city st tended
' "Tmiy’a Bn»t" at the Central Dining day.
I So hereafter It will be considered ! the ceremony, besides a number from
■•At
the
Foot
of
Mount
Shasta,"
a
' Parlors with or without meals.
very bad form for any man to appear outside, and congratulations were re­
I can fill your orders
If any other watchmaker has fulled play founded on facts »bowing the I In public without one of these coins ceived from many colleagues of Mr.
promptly.
Lumber de­
1 to make your watch run bring Il to big heart of the westerner, presented dangling from his watch chain. This Eminitt and old friends of the family.
livered or at the mill.
me. If it don't, It wou't cost you a here for tile first time by the Moor« I edict of fashion also Includes women.
The young couple were the recipi­
Company. Is,n't fall to see it.
jcent. II. J. Winters.
; for the young ladies have decided ents of many beautiful and useful
E. E. Manon who broke his leg sev­ i that hatpins.stIckpins, bangles.brace- presents, among which were: from
I>ave Wade and Jule Link started
eral
weeks ago and wan just able to ! lets and other jewelry made from the Mr. and Mrs. L. Blehn, set of silver-
Thuisday morning fur their old home
I. \V. BURRISS, Prop.
In Missouri after an eight mouths get around on crutches suffered an* I coins w III be the correct thing to ware, plates and sauce dishes; Mr.
other accident yesterday afternoon, wear.
stay 111 Klamath County.
and Mrs. Emmitt, set of knives and
While walking down Main street, he
forks; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blehn,
The watch that cen'l be put In or­
slipped when opposite the court
STOCK ITEMS.
Rraliie that half of the
clock; Mr. and Mrs. Castel, Rocker;
der by my repulr department does
hou»>*. Ills crutch broke, causing him
léchneMi with which man­
Mr. and Mrs. Sigler, salad set; Mr.
not exist.
L. Alva Lewis.
to full and rebreaking bis leg. He
Merrill, Or., Sept. 20.—The XL and Mrs. Dickman, tea set; Mr. and
kind iw ntllictvd ir tract**! to
.Ml»» JeMtle Sands, of Astoria, [vassed wan carried to (lie Willson building Company passed through here with
tin« nhitnai h. It in elm»
Mrs. Gates, cake knife; Mr. and Mrs. Main Street, Near Bridge, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
through the city Friday, enroute to and attended by Dr. Muston.
true that in
cam«* tlie
580 head of beef cattle on the 20th, Hargrave, olive fork; Mr. and Mrs.
Lakeview, where »tic liana position as
•totnach in affected by the
James Poor Vanderpool, berry spoon; Mr. and
1 have tlie finest line of watches and bound for Montague.
teacher in the city M'huols.
condition of the teeth.
j was in charge of the stock.
Alford, salt and pepper shaker; Sen­
clocks in Klamath county.—L. A lva
Order your lumber at the new lum­
| Louis Gerber has 1200 mutton ator and Mrs. Fulton, set tea spoons:
Law is .
The Klamath County Live Stocc
ber yard. Good dry lumber, flooring,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Humphrey, berry
Mrs. Major C. F.. Worden and ' sheep on the road for Montague.
Association will pay the above re­
ceiling etc.
In the reaaon why you
The Carr Land A Cattie Company let; Geo. Baldwin and family, carv­
daughter Mae left foi the East last
ward for the arrest and convictioc of
Paul Brletensteln, Agent.
uliould consult me and have
Friday. They stop at San Francisco will start about 400 cattle in a few ing set and napkin rings; Mr. and
any
person or persons found guilty of
Send me your watches by mall.
1
four teeth exatnine<l regu>
Sherwin and Miss Willets, set coffee
and St. Louis and then goon to To­ days bound for Montague.
stealing or altering the marks or
will repair them promptly. All work
hilly. Ihdertive teeth are
hav
Mastun, sliver
brands of any stock belonging to any
ledo, Ohio where Miss Mae will re­
There Is not mueb alfalfa
_____ __
,,. ' sP°"
. nl*: ^>r- Mn<*
a mar to I »rail I y and a men*
warranted.
L. Alva Lewis.
member of this association.
Mrs. . Frank
main a year or two to complete her ’ changing hands as holders are asking ; berry dish; Mr. and * **
ace to lienlth. Bridge and
Address Chas. Horton, President
_ .
j *
»
....
1 QhswtalAP
Judge John I). Bicknell and wife musical education. Mrs. Worden will a«
Shedeler, vase; Mr
Mr. and
and Mr«
Mrs. Padgett,
•«
a
ton,
and
feeders
are
not
willing
or J. O. Hamaker,Secretary.
emwn work a specialty.
and J. C. Horgan of Los Angeles were visit her relatives In Alma, Mich, to pay over 15, which, at the present lemonade set; Senator and Mrs. John­
In the city Friday. They have gone and will return to Klamath Fall in a- low price of stock, is all that they son. carving set; Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
to the Lodge at Pelican Bay for an bout three months.
Smith Jelly spoon; Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
can afford.
Vigilant.
DENTIST
outing.
ette. salt and pepper shaker; Mrs.
A GENTLEMAN’S SMOKE
J. D. Hamaker, the sawmill man
GET THE
Graduate <•( North Pacific
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Leslie, water pitcher; Geo. Lesley,
Will Baldwin went to Pukcgama of Bonanza, came in from his mill
Ih-ntal C o U kro .
Five Dollars; Mrs. Thomas, picture
till» morning to set up a car load of Friday with two loads of dry lumber.
A hoodoo seems to surround the throw and pen; Mrs. H. H. V an val-
HABIT
Balli wagons which have just arrived He has established a lumber yard on
I Also Carry thè Followiag Brands of Choite Cipìs
employees of tlie Oregon Stage Com kenburg, Statue of Medie; Mrs. Gid-
for Geo. T. Baldwin, the baldware J. W. llainakar’s property In the
p.inv for there has been three serious ding, fruit dish: Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
James Lewis
La Florenc«
man.
Kant End and will keep a full yard of accidents to their men in as many
BUY
Whited, bon bon tongs; Lolo Nelson,
Red Buoy
Bella
Vista
Schallock A Daggett, the East End dry lumber. Paul Rrietenstein has weeks. First Bob Garrett had his
i
butter knife and sugar shell; Mabel
Key
West Havana
La
Belle
Creole
Mrs. T. A. Balis. Prop.
grocers, arc having a warehouse built. been appointed his agent to attend to , arm broken, then Win. Meaner broke
YOUR OGARS
Hammond, salt and pepper shake; An­
Major Domo
I’anetelaa
The building will tie 25x80 feet and the yard.
j Ills leg while assisting In moving a na Heidrich, individua’bread plates;
AT
MERRILL. OREGON. will lie used exclusively for grain and
Cremo
11 off man
— <» - ■o—o—
The ladles of Klamath county are piano, and at 12 o’clock Sunday John
W. Lesley, mustard jug: Ivy Emmitt,
Sweets
Rendezvoua
Board by the day, week or feed.
invited to attend the grand opening Barrett, one of their employees at
axmlnlster rug and tooth pick holder;
Pretty Swede
E1 Espada
The Misses Stilts have opened at the City Novelty on Friday and l’okegaina, was badly injured by be- Ida Otto,sat table linen; Anna Conn,
month.
Belle of the Falls
Archimedei
—o- <> -o—
Saturday.
A
complete
new
line
of
dressmaking parlors In connection
‘ Ing kicked In the face by a horse. He sp<»>n
spoon tray;
vray, Oscar
lascar Wnsor,
tìiuboi » Five um*
dol-
The table is furnished with with their millinery stole In the fall and winter millinery, dress goods, «uttered a deep gash along the cheek Urg; Mgrt)n Reft| )c< frcain wt; L
unrl
nneo
uluiiit
*
urn
Itii'IltiQ
livilir
nitri
‘
.
building formerly occupied by Mrs. shirt waists, and ladles wearing ap­ and nose al»>ut two Inches long and Alva Lewis, berry spaon and forks;
the best that the market
parel.
Stilts
Co.,
successors
to
Mrs.
also was badly cut under the chin. ' L. L. Crocker, berry spoon; Flurry
F. E. Boyd.
can supply.
Dr. Merryman went down from the I Leslie, vinegar jug; Oscar Shive,
When treating your mother-in-law F. E. Boyd.
-<>—<> <> —
I
The trade of the traveling public
you should I mi careful not to give her
Alva Beals on Saturday sold his Fails and dressed and sewed up his cracker jar; 11. H. Vanvalkenburg,
i
is MilIdled.
a glass of Graham <!t O'Nell's Iron blacksmith shop to LewlsALewis. wounds.
cut glass syrup pitche*; IL L. Jones,
I
beer. If you do she will stay with Mr. Beals has been In the blacksmith
set of pie plates and table linen; Dr.
STEAMER “JE5SIE” BURNED.
WOOD.
you the rest of the year.
•
business In Klamath County for H
Merryman and W. E. Bowdoin,toilet
WOOD.
WOOD.
The registration b<»>ks opened years. He expects to move with his
Capt. Tom Staton’s steamer which set; Eldon Dennis silver fruit dish;
Tuesday to remain open until Oct. 20. family to California when lie settles j has been running on the upper lake, Ray Anderson, larg» mirror; Wm.
ALL KINDS OF
Those who did not register in the up Ills business here.
was completely destroyed by Are last Stone,set coffee cups; R- A. Emmitt,
spring should call at tho County
James Emery, of Fort Klamath, Tuesday, Sept. 12. The loss is esti­ cow.
Clerk’s office aud do so now.
I was In the city Sunday and Monday, mated at *2700 with an Insurance of
Notlca of Final Settlament.
The standing army is «. I per cent, | having brought In his son asd a son Si 500.
Notice la hereby »Iven 0»< Chsrle» H Bunt-
For particular» Inquire of
smaller per 10,000 of the population of Mr. Hays.bothof whom(tte young
The “Jessie" was on her up lake Sort, adnilnlalrstor ol lie e*1»**
Cbarlea
Biirzrtorl. rtecese...!. H m lied hi» AnsiI account
than It was under Jefierson. It Is men) left Sunday evening tor Cor­ trip with no passengers on board and anti
that Hsturdsy. Oololcr 14tb, 1WH st the
ol 10 o'clock, a n> * the < out! Houae in
dinicult for the Democrats to make vallis, where they will at tend college. had stopped at Eagle point to take hour
_______________
_ the
Klamath rwiiw
Valla. Orosou.
be»'»
by
on wood. The captain and engineer court »• th* tim* sod pi*o*
besrins objic-
much headway with their alleged fear Medford Mall
lion» and .^ttlinir
aetlilns aaiH
aald alCOtini.
aicotint.
'
lion«
Ch«'«’ H. Buradorl,
of “militarism."
| C.. Swanston, the cattle biver of went on shore and returning shortly
AdmlnlSrator of told Salate.
South of the Daggett place
Sacramento,
and
Fred
StukeJof
Mer-
afterward
discovered
the
boat
on
tire.
Dated
Sept.
14,
19M.
Mrs. A. J. Nellon will be In Klamath
on the
Lake road. . .
I
DANIEL CRONEMILLER
LOCAL NEWS
U. S. Commissioner.
[] WILLITS []
j. n. nooRE,
BIEHN-EMM1TT.
DR Y GOODS
GROCERIES
BOOTS AND SHOES
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
Sugar and Salt
BEDROCK PRICES
Singer Sewing Machines—”*1)'
BISHOP’S
FURNITUR6
Í
$
I
LUMBER
A
Dry, Rough and Finish
—
mew—
W. P. Rhoads, Merrill. Or.
Dll) YOU EVER
Hotel Linkville...
Headquarters for AU Stage Lines.
Rates $1.50 and $2.M per day.
$250.00 REWARD
W. R. BOYD.
- - GASTON - -
Riverside Hotel.
MANNING'S
A.
Choice Seasoned Wood
AND POSTS
Wm. Morrison,
Klamath Falls, Or.