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•<**.♦•» ».a - t :• •• • KLAMATH rSRßEB SHOT r EUROPE IN CUR MARKET. Wonderful Abeorbtive Power of the Old World for American Products. LOCALAN I) BUSINESS BRIEFS ! When you think of your spring and summer •uit, think of the K. K. K. Store. C. 11. Withrow and family, who have lice» spending the winter in Portland returned home amrday. Mr. Withrow New line of emblem pin» just arrived, ha# considerable land holdings in Klam- —L. Alva Lewin. ath County ami he will give hie at leu. Meal, at all hours at the Gem Cafe, ‘¡on 10 ‘here for the preteut. Firat cla#s set vice. Strayed—Came to my place about The Novelty has just received a new October 15, 19tM, light buckskin horse. etock of la lie# underwear. blu. k mane and tail, weight about HIM) Oillwrt Anderson of Dairy was a visi pound*. Owner can have mtuie by proving properly and paying charge#. tor in the city the first of the week. C. F. Arant. John Griffith of Olesaa came down Satnr.lay with the steamer Alma. Louis Pfannstiehl, of Redfield, was in i the city yesterday submitting evidence in a contest case before Tudge Baldwin, j Mr. I’fannstiehl had contested the entry . of tbe land in question several years ago and lias made his home on the land ' eversince. When he was ready to make proof on it aa a homestead it was dis covered that the papers in the case had l>een destroyed by fire at Lakeview anti C. D. Wilson and wife returned home it was found necessary to go through the Bunday after an extended trip of several same proceedings the second time. months. They visited Portland, Salem, Captain G. W. Woodbury and wife San Francisco, Southern California and returned to the city Thursday evening j also made a trip into Mexico. from Portland, where they have been ; Clc.tnliiK.iS and Good In an article In World's Work en "What Europe Meaus tol'« 'J D. Wbelp- ley says: "Always buying more than It sells, lending more (han It borrows, and In ex cry way apparently giving more than It take«. Buropa'a constantly Increasing population, wealth ami power, form a mystery, for they are the moat wonder ful «nd taecluating of all economic phe nomena. "The United States ha# a population of 22 10 the square tulle, in the last I'M years Europe has sent 4O.lW.l'-H> people to the United States and other new coun tries. aud yet to-day has a population of 103 to the square mile.or nearly twice as many aa when this emigration began lu the meantime wages have Increased, wealth has plied up. trade has quad rupled and the purchasing power of th-» people of Europe has more than kept pace with all these advances. "Even to estimate the auuual domes tic exchanges of Europe Is beyond the reach of lutelllgible figures. The for eign exchange is a quantity which can be determined with more or less accu racy. however, ami Its amount 14.11».- 000.000. annually —conveys an Idea of the tide of commerce that flows through Ibis heart of the world. "The Imports of these IS countries amount to fS.OOO.OOO.OOO. the exports to Jfi.000,000.000. showing an excess of pur chases over sales amounting to 13.000,- 000.000. The imports from abroad, mean ing from countrlesotherthan European, are to supply European deficiencies, and these are largely of food and raw mate rials. "About C5 per cent of the total exports from the United States are of agricul tural products, though much of this might be regarded as manufactured goods because many agricultural prod ucts are put through manufacturing processes Roughly speaking, the American people sell I'JOoj'OO.O'JO worth of such products a year to foreign buy ers Nearly 90 per cent goes to Europe, hence about four fifths of the American goods sent to Europe supply food aud raw material. "American products feed the opera tive« in European mills and factories who are making good« for all the world They provision the foreign shlpa which carry the world's commerce, and keep down the cost of living in Europe by sup plementing the comparatively scanty supply of home-growu foods. These ag ricultural products of America are now so nectssary to Europeans that they are admitted without serious restrictions to nearly all European markets." The Commisaioner'a Court last week Frank 1*. Groh« ami wile of Rimrock let the contract for making a preaent I ownership plat b«K'k of the county to vanch are visiting tn the city today. Call at Stills Company and act» the the Klamath County Al»stract Company and also employed them to bring the new spring patterns in dreaa goods. 1 ln>>k up to date the firat of each month I Walter W. Straw has rented the Mill- I during the ensuing year. wav Stables and will open tip a feed Strayed—Catue to my place al*>nt De- «tabla. eember 12, a red two-year old Durham I.. J. Bauman and F. W. Broadsword oi Rouanxa were doing business in the bull. Branded D V on left hip, smooth crop off left eat and split and upper bit eitv Saturday. tn right. Ltwner can have same by Buy your I'ry Gooda at The Novelty. proving property and paying charges. All new Gods, latest spring and sum- Thus. Patterson, Swan lake. ■ er patterns. George Biehn has just finished laying The Foresters of America will give a out the northwest quarter of northwest dance on St. Patrick's day, Marell 17 at quarter of section 29 in thia township the Opera House. ' into an addition to be known as North Pure blood Brown Txqjhorn and Plv- Klamath Falls, containing twenty-five moth Bard Rock eggs for sale. Inquire blocks of eight lots each. The survey- of E. L. Hopkins. ' ing and draughting was done by l\>n J. Loren Bailey, <4 latkeview, passed Zumwalt. fhrongh the city Sunday on his way to Dr. Hemenway arrived Sunday even »lie Willamette Valley. ing from tlie Black foot reservation at Richard Breitenstein slates that he Browning Montana, where lie has been has S5.0CO pounds of freight on the road stationed the past winter. He has been for bis new Implement store. transfei red to the Klamath reservation Families can be supplied now with and left for the Agency Monday morning. ’•Tony’s Best” at the Central Dining The Doctor says he is glad to return to Parlors with or without meals. Klamath County. For Sale—Four year old Percheron J. O. Hamaker was in the city front ' Ft al lion, registered. Myer-Billings Bon a it xs this week. He says that town , Mock Farm. Box St«, Ashland, Oregon. lots are selling fast out there and that Bring in that watch my repair de they have found it necessary to enlarge : partment cannot put in order and claim the town. John S. Shook, who owns tlie hundred dollar reward. L. Alva IfiO acres adjoining the town is having I J ew is. 25 acres of it laid off in town lota. A John Tipton, of Olene, who has been good grade of brick clay has also been visiting his old home at Glemnont, discovered near the town. Ohio, returned to Klamath County last O. F. Headstream, of Tomahawk, evening. | Wisconsin, arrived in the city this week Thoe. Patterson of Swan T ake valley from San Diego, California, where hi- was in the citv Tuesday. He says there has been spending the w inter. Mr. , ie not ■# much water in the valley this • Ileadstream came here to look over our | year as usual. J county as he says there are about 35 Have you bought yonr ticket to the families from hia section of the country Fireman’s ball? Tickets can tie secured . who are intending to come weat this, STORY OF A PHYSICIAN. Iron, the stores or from any member of i summer and are desirious of finding a Patient Who Sacrificed Her Life fo* the fire company. I good place to locate. PIANO TUNING—H. E. Hall is herv to do piano tuning. His work ie guar anteed. References can be obtained at Ft. Klamath. Leave orders at t\ inters’ jeselry store. T. O. Kinney returned Friday from San Francisco where he has been spend ing his honeymoon. Mrs. Kinney will remain for a few weeks with friends in the city before her return. J. ». SILMFA'. I’rt.i'rirttir. I Love of Her Abundant Hair. Physicians hear strange thlnga. A physician said tbe other day: "Mrs. Smith Is dead If ahe htsd con sented to hare her hair cut oil ahe would still be alfVe. Her heavy hair killed her. "When I told her that she must lose her hair, ahe sal<l she would rather tile. But her husband didn't want her to die. and he made up bls mind to cut off her hair while she slept One night he car ried to bed with him a big pair Af shears. "With some difficulty he hid the shears under his pillow. Then. In the middle trf the night, be took them out cautious ly, and he ad ««need them toward his wife's long, thick braid. She lay on her Another permanent resident has been spending the winter. They were ac- side with her back to him but juat as •«•cured for Klamath county, George II. cootfianied by A. C. McIntire, a brother- he was about to snip of! the braid close Carlton, a brother in law of Professor in-law of Mr. Woodbury, and M.C. to her head, she sighed uneasily, and aha Swan, arrived in the city Friday from Wilkins, who will locate here. Mr. turned over on her back, with tbe bra.d All«any, Oregon, and will locate here. Wilkins spent some time here last win safe under her. A big shipment of dress goods at The ter in the interest of the A. O. I’. W. "He swore below his breath, and wait ed, shears In hand, tor an hour. Bui she Novelty. Everything in Ladies wear lodge and was so impreessed with the never atlrrcd. ing apparel. It is just as cheap to have fntnre of onr town that he has invested "For three nights Smith too. the the latest patterns as to wear last year’s considerable money in real estate here. shears to bed with him, and each time styles. Dressmaking parlors in connec The Ladies A>d Society met la«t that he would go for bls sleeping wile s tion. Thursday afternoon at tlie home of Mrs. hair with them, she wou.u move out ot Dr. W’. S. Johnson and wife, of Bonan Walter Lennox w here the ladiea spent the way. The thing seeu.ed almost su za, arrived in tbe city last evening on several pleasant hours sewing. The» pernatural. The woman, asleep, pro their way home. They have been spend are making dish-aprons, sun-bonnets. ! tected her hair fro'n the shears quite as well as she could have protected It It eho ing the winter in the East, where the half sleeves, etc. Anyone wishing to Doctor has been taking a post graduate help tlie cause along aud at tlie same I had been awaxe. "The morning after the third night course. time secure a well made garment at a Smith forgot about tbe ah'ars when bo Help the boys buy new uniforms by very moderate price can leave orders got up. He left them under his pillow Tlie and went of! to work. Naturally, Mrs. purchasing a ticket to the Firemen’s with any member of the society. Ball on the 3ist. You may need their next meeting will be held Thursday, Smith found them. " You took those sheers to bed with help some day, so put your name down March 16 at the home of Mrs. John you to cut off my hair with.' she said to for |1.00, as a record is kept of every Schallock. Sim on bls return. Tf you had done it. ticket sold. Hon. H. L. Benson retnrned home I'd never have spoken to you again.' Tne adjourned term of the Circuit Saturday after an extended trip to "Smith gave up after that, and his Conrt convened Monday and arguments Washington, D. C. This was Jndge poor wife kept her hair, but not her Hie." were heard in the cases of Dinimick vs. Benson’s first visit east of tbe Rockies Betallatlon at a Dane*. Warren and Schallock* vs Fchallock. and be say« it was a trip he has been i She was young. It was her first sea Yesterday and Itday evidence was promising bimaelf for a number of years. son, and It pleased her to snub her cub taken in the case of Foster vs Lewis. He was through a great many different cousin most unmercifully whenever be G. W. Woodbury received worj of states and experienced all kinds of cli asked her for a dance. the death of his mother which occurred mate, but fonnd nothing that would "No," she protested, one evening, "you in Portland on Friday. He left Satur compare with Klamath County. Mr. can t see my programme—it's all full." "But tl.are'U be extras. Can’t 1 :ave day for Harrisburg where tbe body was Benson returned by the Southern route ' taken for burial. The funeral occurred and visited New Orleans and other ini- ■ an extra?” "Ye—es,” returned the young wom at that place Sunday. portant points along the way. an, grudgingly, relinquishing her card, "but don't take the first one, it's prom ised." NOTICE TO WATER USERS. CONTEST NOTICE. Later In the evening, when she looked I'nited State« Land Office, lakeview, Oregon to- see which dance her cousin had ap Notice is hereby given that at 1 o’clock Feburary 26,1905, A sufficient conteat affidavit propriated she found that she had food for reflection The young man had put p. m. on Saturday, April 1, at the Opera having been filed in thia office by Charlca K House in Klarnath Falla, there will be llaldwln, conteatant. agaimt llomeatead entry his name dwn for the four huudred No. 2395, made June 7, 1905, for W^sgtz, Lot, ilnety-nlnth extra.—Sunday, held a meeting of the stockholders of and 7 Sec. 4,Tp. 398., R6 E W’ M. by John Laugh I the Klamath Water Users Association lln conteatee, in which it 1» alleged that aald ' Favorite Coaling Depot.' for the purpose of perfecting organiza John l-aughlln. ha« wholly abandoned «aid Angra Pegeuoa, on the African coast, tion, adopting by-laws, electingdirectors land, and haa changed lila realdence therefrom where Admiral Rojeatveniky w«« lately for the ensuing year, and to take action for more than alx month» «Ince making said reported a« coaling the squadron, was entry, and ha« wholly failed to cultivate or on such other matter« uh may properly improve «aid land, and haa failed to e«tabliah a favorite resort of the confederate com come before the meeting. All owner« hla residence on said land during the firat alx merce destroyers for similar purposes. of land under the Klamath Irrigation month» after making »aid entry; that «aid abandonment and all of «aid failure« «till exist Project are requested to Ire present. and »till continue; and that said alleged ab By order of the Committee and Incor sence from the said land was not due to hla porators. employment In the Aimy, Navy, or Marine PRICE LIST Corps of the United States aa a private soldier, J. S cott T aylor , officer, seaman or marine, during the war with Suit brushed and pressed »1.50 Secretary. Spain, or during any other war In wMch the Suit, dry cleaned and United States may be engaged. Said garlic» I pressed........................... 1.75 to 2.00 are hereby notified to appear, reapond and Administrator’s Notice. 2.50 to 3.00 Offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 Suit scoured and pressed. In the County Court of the Stste of Oreson. o’clock a m. on April II. 1906. before Geo. I Single garments in proportion for the County ot Klamath. Chastain, county Clerk of Klamath county, tn the Matter of the £«tate ami at Klamath Falls. And that final hearing will Overcoats, cleaned of Anne Cerllne«, deceased. be held at in o'clock a. m.on April 19, 190.5, be- ' pressed............. 1.25 to 1.50 «• S"»"by given that the County fore the Register and Keceiver at the United . ♦ ourt of K laniath County, Oregon, sitting in Overcoats, brushes and Land office In lAkevlew, Oregon. ‘ ' I probate, <1 don the Sth day of February, 1906 States pressed .............. appoli t m< a, administrator with the will an The «aid contestant haring, In a proper 1.00 nexed of Anne Uerling«, deceued. All per affidavit, Bled Feburary '20.1906, act forth fact« lotdies Fkirts, pressed......... .75 lo 1.00 •on« having elalni« again«t her e«tate will nre- •enttheni to me on or before «1« month« at which «bow that after due diligence personal J’’r17Z!d*nceJ!1 Fall», Oregon, duly aervlce of thia notice can not be made, It 1« Repairs at Reasonable Prices verified according to law. z hereby ordered and directed that «och a notice Paled thia sth day of February,1905. be given by due publication, tn the Klamath Shop next to K K K Store Jous A. I'akLinoa. Adinlnlntrator ol the K-.late of »•publican, printed at Klamath Faile Oregon Aauv Usihags, d<.u;a»eu. J. K. Waitvu, Kegleter. KCBmflCß eouncy bhbk Klamath Palis, Oregon <,r^ Guaranteed. Also Agent for LONDON AN J LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO Alex Martin, Prcsld-nt, Alex M irtln Jr, Caaltkr E. R. Rc.in.cs, Vice 1’ie 't, E. M. Bubb, Asst. Cashier. i MARK L. BURNS CROKER I Is the policy <>. this bank, and it iA rigklh adherred to. Safety first. Liberality next. IIX wii<>• ’ Illi KI C. T. BONNEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law I ll LOCK AUD GUNSMITH Kx.imiiiing Abstiavts a Sjiechilly NOTARY PUBLIC OFFlt'K .Hbsoluk Sa’eíy BOAT HOUSE Klamath Falls, Oregon. Country Produce i .hen Id exebanflt for Hootfa ROSLOOOM New W orden Building Till- EXCELSIOR OSCAR C. STONI: Groceries, Dry Goods, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Klamath Falls, Oregon Clothing, Furnishing Good Boots and Shoes. p^'ER i L PñTñññ j , t 00N J0B SIG." I AIM ? A HARRY WEBER 1» A i TE re All around manipulator of th* Paint and Pa-te H.nxh CLOCKS FOR ALL <«<»<>< 1 *«•• DAIRY. I. F. DAVIES, Just i.M-.-ivv.l a new line Ian*'* mantel clock«. I b»» late»! hit <4 the -.•.(-.•it, I ,il«.» have tin' l»ig»-»t Ime ■i \v ' rj uitl 0 goods in the county. Get price« I«- furv M'lidit g away for your gool«. H. J WINTERS. t\ atchiiialo i aiul Jeweler. ^.l,.l,,l.,h.¡..l..|.d..l.,' » OREGON ep »••. I. * t- WÄLL FÄPER T CiG SHIPMENT OF SPEC -Cf WALL VV.AL-L PA I'M” IALLY SELECTED PER WiLk_ BE I HERE SOON J 3s,(ee|ee|..» ■ Oia^n.ur opti.laa Estimates Furnished 4- f X CENTRAL CAFE • , 4,.«.. U-J.#’ i ■ K«»» Je-}« «U .u. * <«::<>. k *. 111:1-^p 2V Hardware Oe^'cr Klamath Falls * •F» X I Meals at all Hours I i». ■Wav CIGARS I Day or Night > »•* Oysters, any Style I____ i J. V. HOUSTON. MANNING'S KANDY I Pure Dru^s Fresh wa’mrts, Cherts, necans, Brazil, almonds, peanuts. l*<>|>eorn KITCHEN 1 » * ] Fine Stationery Musical Instruments Books and A. J. MANNING I P'wnnrn < riagazinec Fountain Pe -AT- CHITWOOD’S MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r FIRE SECOND ANNUAL BISHOP’S EXCLUSIVE FURNITUR6 STORE is the pl ice to save money. Call anil see my stock before sending out for your goods. I will take pleas* Fire Department A * I ' I lire in showing you around and will give you prices that will justify you in buying at home. Complete line of iron and wood be Is, springs and mattresses, chairs, tables, etc, etc, etc. 1 I Stilts Co. Houston’s inery, Dress Goods, Ladies Furnishings, Pnce lis! Acme Clothes Cleaning Company EDWARD FERGUSON tact IN u compiete n.iu up to date line of S*i t .» A p le.» Klamath Falls, Or I and Novelty Goods. Dance Tickets Spectators $1.00 25 cents Dressmaking Committee on Arrangements w. w. Baldwin, Noil Campbell, Bert E. Withrow, Herb Baldwin, II. .1, Winters. Floor Committee Chas. Humphrey, Fred Bichn, Guy Hungate, W. O. Smith. NO! ICH. "I’ I mu priyiiirisl to furnish pi lule ul ny Township in lhe View bind District. 1’rintfi * "I1 "I' i i I T. t G. DONLON rvw v w ■■ H». y w reeled lieforu mailing. Addrwfi W. B. Hnhlar, Lakeview, Or*#*]