Second Supplement to the Klamath Republican. Thursday, December 15. 1904 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS For Sweetheart, Lover, Husband, Wife and Children JEWELRY FOR LADIES Hinge. Watches. Guan! Chains. Ribbon Fobs. Necklaces, Brace Ms. Gold Beads. Lockets, Stick-pins. Collar-pins, Collar and Cuff Buttons. Emblem pins. Ear rings, Brooches. Chatelaine pins and lots of other pretty things. FANCY SETS, ETC. Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Military Brush Sets, Shaving Sets, Work Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes,, Cloth Brushes, Comb and Brush Sets. SILVERWARE. JEWELRY FOR GENTLEMEN. Tea Sets, Cake baskets, Bakers, Berry dishes, Pickle casters, Bon-bon dishes, Bread trays, Crumb trays, Carving sets, Waiters, Napkin rings, Salt and Pepper shakes, Tooth-pick holders. Watches. Vest Chains, Dickens Chain, Gold Fobs. Ribbon Fobs, Childs cups, Childs knife, fork anti spoon sets, Shaving sets, Fruit knives, Knife and Fork sets, Spoon sets, Berry spoons, Cream ladles, Pie servers, Butter knives. Sugar shells, Soup ladles, Oyster forks, Tomato servers and Nut cracks. J lings. Scarf Pins. Collar i Watch Charms, Emblem 2 .ine of Everything. and Cuff Buttons. Shirt Studs, Pins and A Charms. Complete FINE CUT GLASS 'umblers, Sugar and Creamers, five, six, seven and € •ight inch Nappys, Nappys with handles, Spoon Trays, 5 >ix, seven and eight inch Salad Bowls. Albums, Neck-tie and Handkerchief boxes. Large Line of Pictures, Gold pens, Vases, Leather and Shell purses, Statuettes, Clocks, Sea Shells, Etc. A Splendid Line of Holiday Goods at Reasonable Prices. L. ALVA LEWIS. DAIRY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT Crowning Success of Season In Alkali Valley Last Friday Evening. OVER $100 TAKEN IN FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES A CESS POOL OF FILTH SEWER LEVY IS DECLARED VOID And City la Required to Refand Over Hve Thousand Dollars Erroneously Collected Already. Present Local City Campaign is Making Matter an Issue in I Ight. JUDGE BROWER ON ROAD BUILDING Man Who Suggested Reme dy For 1892 Panic-Suf­ ferers Writes GIVES SOME SCIENTIFIC SUGGESTIONS ON SUBJECT CHRISTMAS DANCE AT FORT KLAMATH Monday Evening, December 26,1904. tlio given FORESTERS OF AMERICA nt Wheeler’s New Hall Music bv the Fort V Ashland's sower assessment levy hss been declared void. Judge Hauns so decided the matter the first of tian week in the cane of C. A. Eliason vn the City. The Court based itadccisiro npnn four grounds, ft held that the coMcii had not given proper notice ,thrU no dearrip- tion or discrimination as to Ixnefits re­ ceived were made in the levy ; that the ten jiercent ;» nalty was not authorised in the charter or statute; that the de­ scriptions were too indcAnsle to make an asM-ment. The city will have to refund over IfitYll) received already under the erron­ eous levy. Enthusiasm is running high anmng the enemies of the administration and the sewer question will lie nnade the lighting issue in the present city cam­ paign. Two tickets are in the field and sooth­ er in promised Yea, verily, Ashland the “Ixioeter” for Klamath Falls, now has troubles of her own. Tickets, including supper, $2 Having noticed the Seattle to San Diego, from Toledo to ( Regular Correspondence.) •ml will discuss the question, “llesolv- at the same excellent opportunities in this county New Orleans, and ed that lire is more destructive than wa ­ Dairy, Due. 14. 1WM. for the making ol goal roads, and hav­ time I predicted (het the roads would ter." A lively lime is expected. The scluJol entertainment given in the be built within 20 years. e e e ing given considerable observation and Excelsior hall Friday evening was a There wm to he excellent material some thought to tlie manner making The people here have great faith in I herefor“g<»>d roads” from the Falls to all grand succès» from every point of view. both g'xxl and tail roads in various coun ­ the executive ability and booeety <>( the [arts of the lake region oi < tregon. Shall The surprising sum of |IO| was raised tries 1 have taken some care to notice committee chosen to form the Water ws Irave tlurm? C. C. Baowxa. from the »ale of taskcis. A large crowd Users* Association. the means at hand by which tlie tad wa» present —in fact, it resembled an ir­ stretches of roads might be improved, Killed Two Bear. The farmers ataut Dairy are planning rigation meeting. ltenanaa, I'oe Valley, to pul their land In shape so as to be and have alro noticed that there seems Nash Gitaon, Roy Adams and Mat <»leur, Hwan take and Hildebrand all ready for government irrigation when it to be a strong sentiment among many of Itera have returned from a taar hunt in vied with Dairy to see which could turn comes. They have faith lu the govern­ our citisens to improve such places in a tlie ftead Indian country and succeeded out the largest crowd. s itaiantial manner, ii it be por-sible to in capturing two bear, a black and a ment and the fact that it is “slow lint do so. The program was excellent anil the sure" only increases their confidence. brown. They caught the animate in of school children acquitted Iheunelves ad­ Whenever a group of farmers get togeth­ New witl out presuming to lay down steel traps. The tra|*> were attaciwd to mirably. Miss Iters Eglington, their er the chief and almost only topic of any set rules, as though they could ta Ings and ond one <4 tlie captives »nerved- teacher, was showered with a storm of conversation is government irrigaiien. followed in all cares, but with {the view ed in dragging the log to which be «s- congratulations lor the able and suuraaa- Since the log meeting at Klamath Falls 01 calling attention to some features of attached over six mites. The anima! fill manner in »Indi she had dulled liei Hie people are completely absorlxxl with road-makmg that we may possibly the walked on its hind feet meet of tlie dis­ pupils. It is claimed that as a result the idea. earner come to proper conclusions upon tance and carried the login its paws.— B. A. C. of tlieentertainment's success the seined them, may it not lie well for us to con­ Vallej Record. p will ta enabled U> continue s 111011111 or sider the following suggestions, many six weeks longer. of which are use I as the chief guides m Lady Committee of Arrangement« There were many striking features of many oilier places: Lady Reception Committee Ilia entertainment. A woman ol large Persistent Work of Woman Secures 1. Il takes money and a gixxl deal of Lady Entertainment Committee ASHLAND'S CITIZENS TICKET physical proportions, ami in hearty ac­ it to build giaxi roads in tad places. Christian Science People ­ Husband s Liberty. cord a ith the succès» of the entertain­ Lady Flour Directors 2. It coats the people of a county, es­ ment, going on the plan that the law of A citiaena ticket has lieen plural in pecially the farmers, a goal deal more The announcement in the dis|*atcliea the field at Ashland composed of tiie during a |xoiod of 12 years to maintain demand regulates prices, and noting (Correspondence .> that the nunilx-r of men present ascend­ of the pardoning of A. J. Neilon. ex- following named ;x*rsona: tad roads than to build ami maintain Merrill, I tec. 14.—The laying ol the Mayor, II. 8. Evans; Recorder, B A. gaxl ones. ed the numtar of taskets lor sale, placed sheriff of lake county, from the state Tlte Public Cordially Invited. herself in the dixirway and while slut ad­ ix-nitr-nitiary is a tribute* to woman's Holt; Treasurer, L. t.. Mulit; t’cnrncil- 3. In a comparatively new county corner stone of the Christian Setencv mitted any one whu desired to enter she love and a wile's devotion. It shows men, First Ward. S. K. Vanbant; Sec­ where the roads have not been perma­ church took place here December 7, at would fx-rmit no one tu eacafis. The re­ what tn*rsiaU*nt effort will accomplish in ond Ward, I). A- Applegate; Third nently improved, would it not ta well to 11 o’clersons were present and showed Every one |>artook of the enthusiasm his way step by step through the courts bune says: "From the whis|x*rii>gs one cation and improvement for all the prin­ great interest in the ceremony. to adults .50 In connection with the services th« •nd prices of baskets ran high. A Bo- to save disgrace and avoid the stigma of hears on the highways and byways, it is cipal roads for the county taking into tickets unattended .25 nanxa man |>aid *10 fora basket. Man­ a convict, Andrew J. Neilon was sen­ evident that the Citisens* ticket at the consideration the matters of the kind of following program was beautifully ren­ ual Vierra, of Hildebrand, paid six dol­ tenced to the state penitentiary on the coming election will have some opposi­ ground, the chance for drainage, sun­ dered : Singing. lars lor a basket. August Liaky, of charge of emtasxling funds as tax col­ tion. It is understaxi that a meeting shine, convenience of getting surfac­ Explanation of definition of Corner' Hwan take, considers himself the fortu­ lector of lake county. The crime was has been called by some one for next ing material, grades, etc. well established and while he had syiu- Tuesday evening at the Chautauqua nate one of the evening. 4. Dryness, firmness, smoothness Stone. Reading 145th realm. Charlie Flockna, of Dairy, has devel­ pnthiieis there was no way of avoiding Building to name an opposition ticket,” and level les# are the essentials of a Silent prayer, and Lord's prayer by ! oped Into a renowned auctioneer as • re­ a conviction and sentence of a term of gixxi road , and it is easier ami cheaper A FULL STOCK OF years. sult nt tlie sales. to get the first three of these by drain­ congregation. Hie friends were many up to the time taring corner atone white impressive age than by "rounding” and wasting After the entertainment the young music was sung. two-thirds the w itllh of the road. people continued the festivities until of tlie sentence but with this they lost Scriptural readings by Mrs. W. P. 5. It should be a rule to not lay out tlie break ol day in an enjoyable dance. all hope and the man was taken to his Rhoads. prison coll. a road on more than a seven per cent, M. L. Burns and J. Scott Taylor, of But there was one friend left—one Christian Science literature Klamath Falla wore in attendance and W. 0. Hill Tells About the ­ grade. t is tatter to increase the dis­ in Placing little woman, his wife—and thia friend the a;xjrture of the corner stone by your tance one-fifth for each per cent, of appeared to enjoy the occasion. ders There Klamath did not cease work night or day until grade than to increase the gra !e one Grade Graytael ami Beulah Rhoads. s s s promptly. Lumber tho governor signed the |«rdon that J. V. HOUSTON |ier cent from five to seven per cent; Lulu Durham placed a cross of while is Right the Winter lias set in but the farmers gave I.ini his litarty and restored his ami one-third than increase the grade Howers on the tax containing the de- have plenty of food anil are well prepar­ cilisenship. posit. W. O. Hill, formally a cattleman of one per cent from seven to ten. ed for it. Closing song—“Nearer my Gon a request to tlie governor to pardon Hie tled. Ho lives in the little town of Car­ First; the angelar form packs more the first ceremony of the kind in the condemned man. history of the county, The people of place of business. stairs, Alta, which he says is a new readily than the rounded form ; and, Bhe paid visit after visit to her hus­ this belief are elated over their work Kiley Woods was hurt by a horse a few Second ; the fresh surface of a broken place of 350 population and is prosper­ days ago.. While working with the ani­ band at Salem and never failed to call ing. Ho writes encouragingly of that rock permits of better chemical action and claim that their prospects are on tho governor. Bhe conducted a mil ­ bright here. mal it reared upon its hind feet, strik­ (1- D- GRIZZLE culinary. He says grass ami water are of forming a cement of the materials. They were pleased to see the local cii- ing him a vicious blow on the head and linery business in Lakeview in tlie plentiful and gives reports of remark­ Surfacing a properly made rock-cover­ KLAMATH FALLS mean time and worked night and day ixenstake so much interest in the cere­ leaving an ugly scar. OREGON able yields of grain. He has already ac­ ed road is on much the same principle A party consisting of llilly Nhook, the to sixinre funds with which to defray quired title to a pood tract of land and as plastering a wall, and it is just as im­ mony. The public school was dismissed Misses Bessie and Dora Eglington and the ex|ienaes of securing her hustand's will take up a homestead. portant that the workmen know the for the hour and the children attended Mrs. MoCumtar wero visiting in For« pardon. But after reviewing tne situation he proper quality, proportions and manner in a body. Now Neilon has his freedom and he advises people of Oregon not to come to of mixing tho materials as it is in res- valley last Sunday. Chris. Pearson and Colby Gray, of could pursue no better course In life that Country without money, it would pect to the sand, lime and water in pro- Dairy precinct started last week to Ager than to reward the services of thia de­ appear from his letter that one with tlm portion to mixing mortar. for freight for Driscol Bros., of Ronanxa. voted wife by pursuing an upright ca­ same amount of money that would be These suggestions are of general »P- Harry Miller and W. H. Boren There was a surprise party at William reer and seeing that alio nover has cause needed at Alberta and with which to plication and were put into practically charged with timber frauds in Southern Vhrmann'a Monday evening, it being to worry on his account again. get there would find just, as good oppor­ thia form by me in 1899, at which time Oregon were bound over Mors the U. S the occasion of Billie's birthday. tunities right hero in Klamath County. 1 also suggested the making of a good Commissioners at San Francisco and The Roseburg city council has passai The Christmas tree at Hildebrand wagon and motor road from New York went to jsil in default of *2 bail. Caleb T Oliver. Proo'r The largest and moat complete line of achoolhousv Coristmas eve promises to a Bunday closing resolution. Bee the beautiful line of Diamond to San Francisco, and that there ought The largest line of Musical instru­ Watches, Chains, Rings and Jewelry at ta a great success. Tho Dairy Literary Douglas county la having "gtxxl roads'' Riugs, Brooches, Ear-screws and Shirt to ta like roads from Bangor to Tallaliae- Oregon Winters. Society will meet next Saturday evening ■eatings. Studs, at Winters Jewelry Store. six*, Minneapolis to Galveston ami Iroui ments ami supplies at Winters. A FAITHFUL WIFE To the Editor: J I BALL 1 Houston’s Opera Rouse, Triday Eve’ng, Dec. 23, '04. Under the patronage the ladies of the ORDER OF EASTERN STAR DEGREE OF REBEKAH LAI» CORNER STONE Dedi cate Church at Merrill. Best of IHusic ■ Best of times. > banquet at Lakeside Extra banquet Spectator's tickets the ball, Spectator's children, CENTRAL CAFE LETTER FROM THE ALBERTA COUNTRY Won up but All Meals at all Hours Day or Night > *> Oysters, any Style LUMBER Dry, Rough and Finish --EUMBER-- I can fill livered or at orders de­ mill. W. P. Rhoads, Merrill, Or. MA SCOT STABLES Merrill