A SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE WEED RAILROAD VbCAL ANDBÜSÍNESS BRIEFS ., you think ot your spring and summer suit, (Link of the K. K. K. Store. r>it glues. L. Alva T^wla. • d e, .vicos as u»ual at the Preaby« . Church next Sahlmth. Fine liae of Klamath county Hama <1 Baeou at Willitta* Electric Cash Wutch'1» of all kind». L. Alva Lewin. Fred Stahlman ramo down from Bly ■irst of the week and will remain for . <1 • eek». r',v : repair« on the Mill ditch, the Klamath Fall» Roller Milla wilt not recci . any grain nntil further notice. N.w line >f emblem pins jitet arnvvtR - L. .'I t lu’wis. Hum i’ ’Mtvan-i wife, recgnlly ut -, l'a.. arrivisi _ in the oity Croa» 1 lari cv tug anti will make their home 1., io. The Novelty has jnat receive* a new M,H-k of Ladies underwear. ,¿ \ crew of men began work Monday ' ; out the Henley A Ankeny egun the erection I Alex Mattm Sr.............. .. of a two »tor» building. 20 a «9. on hi» tl. W. White ............... k............ property adjoining the Carrick black­ WiHulbury. Wilkins'APYaden smith aliop on Maiu street. 1 L. B. Applegate A Son«............. Meals at all hours at the Gem Cafe. ' Riehn Bros .................................... First claw serVtei». W. T. Sliive................................... Tl!««. Goggin«. wh-» has been with J. 1 II. F. Murdoch............................. W. Piemens for some tone, has secured 11,. F. Willits.................................... the «mall building opposite the Opera i K. L. Hopkina . ........... ................ lloua*.* And opened up a barber shop. I Geo. T. Baldwin........... For sale—One fine »pan of matched i J. W. Hatnaliar ......................... iron grey colts, 4 years old, weight 11(X’ Mitchell Bros ................................ 4»ch. Halter broke. G. O. Gristle. L. Gerber.......................................... rtoaU'hing—Single comb white Alex Martin Jr .......................... fcfb. iciness fowl of America. W. S. Worden................................ Eggs fl.50 tor Ifi or 12.50 for 110. Gran­ Joe G. Fierce ............................... ite Tgg A Pbnltry Yard, W. J. Messen- Fred Melhaee................................ Chdrlea D. Willson. ................... ger'. Proprietor, Ashland, Oregon. For Sate—Four year old Percheron 11. St. Geo. Bishop....................... Stallion, registered. Mver-Billinga Frank Wird .................................. stock Farm. Boa S68. Ashland, Oregon. Thos. Martin A Sons................... I*. L. Fountain............................... Lakeview now has a public reading SchalliM'k A lhiggett..................... n»m and library. This is something .Geo. Mclkmald ............................ that Ktnhiath Falla need» badly, and a task the ladiea of our town have under- Mills A Is-avitt ............................ I Bo n—To Mr. and Mr«. Arch Spence of *Tolf Creek, Sunday, March 5th, 1905, a daughter. takM. Their efforts in this line Bhoilld - tie- One steel range, coriking receive encouragement. uMn«?U dishes, hetU and bedding, air Have yon bought vonr ticket to the tight heater, chair* and ewerythiug Fireman's be'.!'* Tickets can lie secured a small boarding houae. ' from the stoics or from any member of sh. fnnuire of Mr«. C. F. ’ the fire company. . Jardine, Klamath Tails, Lake County has organised a promo- vreg ( tion League, who are pledged to work Families can lie supplied now with for the opening up and improvement of “Tom 's Best” at the Centra! Dining that county. They realize that only P hi i is with or without tneals. by concerted action can they hope to 11 E. Ankeny arrived in the city the keep up with the rapid devefopeaient of fir«! of the week to look after his inter- the rest of the state. «,1« «rd ^-et his canal in shape for the On account of the Henley A Ankeny summer work. He will remain until alter the first of April in order to be , water ditch being cleaned, the electric pres, nt at the meetings to be held here lights are not being tnrned on until late in the evening and aro shut off early in to settle the irrigation question. the morning. By Saturday night they Married—At the home of the bride's expect to have the ditch cleaned no a» parents at Fort Klamath, Oregon, not to interfere with the lights. Marcli Hi, 1905. Miss Ora E. Weekly to T. F. and J. L. Short are the owners Mr. J cph L. Laird, of McKinley, Ore- gRev. AV. B. Pepper of the Metho­ of Pilot, a four year old blooded stallion, dist Episcopal Church officiating. The weight 1825, which they expect to stand y oung couple passed through Klamath this season. It was sired by Jndge S Fall-* Monday enroute to their future and the dam is J. F. Adams’ full blood­ heme in Coos county. ed percheon Nellie. The horse will A big shipment of dress goods at The hear inspection. It is coal black with N velty. Everything in Ladies wear­ white star on forehead. KEwniHCO eounev Riamati) Falls. Oreflon Alex Martin, President, Alex Martin Ir, Cashier E. R. Reame», Vice Pres’t, E M. Bubb, As»t. Ci.-.hier. Absolute Sakfv Is the policy ol this hunk,- and it is __ ___ - Country Produce taken in exeban«« for dooes Till: EXCELSIOR Mrs. H. P. Calarne J*. Clothing, Purnlshhig Goods Boots and Shoes. Cordially Invites The Ladies of Klamath Falls and Vicinity to attend Stufile (Soocl.M, I. F. DAVIES, DAIRY. O/VEG ON Her Spring Millinery Opening f * * And Inspect WALL PAPER T. X ►!«4.4-4««i--h 4«4« 4-4—b > • -I-+• 4* f BIG SHIPMENT OF SPEC­ * IALLY SELECTED WALL PA­ The Finest Display of Dress and Tailored Hats ever Brought to Klamath Coun fjf. Everybody Invited to Visit This Up-to-Date Establishment J One Door East of Post Office Acme Clothes Cleaning Company PRICE LIST not too »tinny Tbfiay for placing illii-Nie beat ?le nh*dium or to ngve .it in- i Suit brushed and pressed |1.50 •D that it is attractive. Thus I ' Suit, dry cleaned and know it Me seen and read by almost pressed........................... 1.75 to 2.00 eycryone in the bouse where the paper Suit scoured and pressed 2.50 to 3.00 goes. Single garments in proportion • í ¿i L. A lva Lewis. Jeweler. £. C. Lynch Tonsorial Artist I * HARDWARE ★ Stoyes, Tinware and Crockery * Overeogts, brushes pressed............... and Hzrdwara Dealer Kbma’li .75 to 1.00 Repairs at Reasonable Prices Lillies Skills, pressed ^MERRILL, OREGON Shop next to K K K Store ifirflT. l-fiitì-Rihi. swan Luk'.NG I EDWARD FERGUSON I i Falls X 4‘444*4*4**l'*4‘4*4*44*-F4*-l*4,,b,’î*-»-*F--FkF-F*r,)t Stiletto Cutlery * Wagonsand Farm Implements GEO. T. BALDWIN Hardware * 4* 4» *9rWBHM7WmMBHBnaHBMBDBSaaKaBK7flBBB*a« Pure Bred Stallions i Buff Cochin Chickens i I j Phone Main 14 J **»**«»***«*: i M rs . ♦> 9> V V LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES M. M c M illan , Pn>p’r F Modern improvement*. 73 rooms n huí I cm . Sample Kooro*. Bar Room, i'urlurs. Two Club Rooms, Etc,. Etc. a > SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS 9 I Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern'Oregon TOURIST'S TRADE A SPECIMTT J EXCLUSIVE * FURN1TURG OLIYER, Proprietor, Successor to W. W. Hazen. t t i t t BISHOP'S ________________________ * C. T. J > 4- % %% -V% V» 9 V V V KLAMATH FALLS ANU MERRILL STORE is the place to save money. Call and see my stock beft sending out for your goods. I will take pleas­ ure in showing you around and will give you prices that will justify you in buying at home. Complete ! line of iron and wood lieds, springs anti mattresses, chairs, tables, etc, etc, etc. 50.00 50.00 WE SELL THE PARKER Daniel Cronemiller....... L. Hessig ............... Butler & Ryan.... Geo. T. Vose.......... Feed Melba«« .... J. W. McCoy......... Alfred Melhase... Richard Melhase., Jas. H. Wheeler.. Kingdon Bros......... Ixiuis Brannon........ Bird Loosley........... C. E. Hoyt............... • • • Jss. M. Emery.... Chas. Westlotorn.. II. J. Gordon.......... •fas. L. Gordon........ Asa Fordyce .......... Geo. .M. Denton.... E. E. Weekley........ H. C. Cunningham John Hogelstein... C. B. Crieler............. J. B. C. Taylar ... E. R. Cardwell.... E. M. Leever.......... Chas. Martin........... 8. K. Dgle............... $ Stilts Co. 4 Millinery, Dress Goods, i Ladies Furnishings. and Novelty Goods. Dressmaking 1 Good quarters and best of care at lk?J>xX.iS< Fountain Pe CITY DRUG STORE I Bring in that watch my repair de­ partment cannot put in order and claim the hundred dollar reward, Ixiwis. J % Musical Instruments Treaeurer’a Notice Books and flagazines — AT— NOTARY PUBLIC Orn< k New Worden Building je W. W, SI RAW, Proprietor Klamath Falls. Examining Ahatracta a Specialty 3 4 Horses Boarded by the Week or Month Pure Drutfs Fine Stationery C. T. BONNEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law L00 T * •nd ......... 1.25 to 1.50 Overcoat« cleaned , pressed............... 4 4 * Fort Klamath. I advertise in the newt-papers because I »in not ashamed of my good« or the wwk ol iny repair department, and to let'people know about myself, my «tore gild •1,011'. ' Becai.->: I cater to the intelligent claae and they read the papers, and I believe in increasing my business. Jf liecause I tajk Atmore people through .-«lie n^Wjtpajiers At^Mjuater distance in o WT h UNDRCD DOLLARS REWARD ^*vne newspapers aoaic|nter li'hw.Jtlrtm and at MWF' kt^Jttrfie reosonable I will pay the alarve reward for a jijjfesi.'an outer way. w Mh’an in any otner watch that my r pair department . Ki* Ciiii’e mj newspaper advertising cannot put in order L. Alva Lewis. Lus brought use greater returns for the '¡cast evy iiMuiure. of any advertising I bare Hone. Klamath, Slate of Oregon. ' Dated this 23rd day ut Mar /tor, Uu M. Fiwx ••ntiH»-:ra rlx of the estatcof Hat-/ ft Hus, deceased. Thos. Drake Attorney for Administratrix. FACT IN // complete and up to date lino of Thursday and Friday WHY Notice To Creditor« » rigidly ndherred to. Sniet) first. Liberality next. C. H. WHhKMf .................... H. II. VanValkenburg............... Paul Breitenstein ....................... Mr». R. W. Marple..................... J. I. I I m like ................................. I. A. Duty....................................... J. V. Houston................................ J. C. Fergnaon............................... S. T. Sutntnera............................... O. Short ...................................... J. W. Siemene'.............................. F. W. Jennings............................. Jasper Bennett............................... Thomas Drake............................... Ernest Soule.................................... Mark L. Burns............................. Henry A Houston......................... J. A. Houston................................ Jo». Conger.................................... J. F. Goeller................................. R. I. Hammond............................. Mrs. E. E. Heidrich................... Robinson A Cox........................... J. H. Driscoll................................ Geo. R. llnrn.................................. Mrs. M. McMillan ..................... Arthur C. Lewis........................... W. O. Smith.................................... J. Scott Taylor............................... J. J. Kelliher, North Head, W. ing apparel. It is just as cheap to have Found—On the street of Keno on Jan­ Wm. Barks...................................... the latvet patterns as to wear last year’s uary 29. 1905, a silver open face watch E. 8. Phillipe ................................ Dressmaking parlors in connec­ with fob chain. Owner can have same Hobt. H. Bunnell ....................... tion. by proving property and paying charges Jas. O’Neil...................................... H. M. Ackley.................................. Silverware. L. Alva Lewis. Inquire of J. E. Newbanks, of Keno. J. T. Alexander.............................. B. 8. Grigsby.................................. Report of the Condition of LEASED GRIFFITH S MILL. Deere Implement Co, 8. F......... The Fir»: National Bank of Klamath Fall», J. C. Rntenic.................................. James O'Neil and W. C. Stanley have at Klamath Falls, in the State of Oregon, at H. J. Winters.................................. Charlie Lens.................................... leaned the Gnffith saw mill at Odes»«, the closex>f business Much 14, 1905. »Wirts DOU ARS •hm n« steam boat and barges, for a Loans and Discounts........................... 29,522.*0 John G. Swan............................... W. B. Barnes.................................. term of three very« and are now engag- Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.... 419 79 toi-in Imitotng a wharf on the lake near U.S. Bonds to secure circulation........ 10.0UD.ÜO C. Roes Anderson......................... 5C0 UC Geo. D. Grizzle.............................. • „ Hanks’ place. They will also Premiums on U. 8. Bonds.................... Stocks, securities, etc........................... 3,902 3ft a road 'so that himlier can be Banking house, furniture and fixtures 4.374 M Caleb T. Oliver.............................. W. A. Decordova.......................... hauled from the landing to this city. Due from State Banks and Bankers. IATI 97 Mr. O'Neil stated to a Republican Due from approved reserve agents .. 12318 71 Charles Woodard.......................... 12190 Geo. Pan Company...................... rrpr-i- ntativo that the company would Checksand other cash items ............. Notes on other National Banka......... 10.00 Otto Heidrich.................................. sit in a dry kiln at this end and expect- Fractional paper currency, nickels, Walter Lennox.............................. < >ter in the Fall to put up a saah and cenu....................................... «7.48 John Fountain................... ............ Lawful money reserve In bankrYii: and door factory. Specie...................................... 84.566 50 Isaac Wright................................... I>egaLtender notes................. 4.568.M Ky Taylor............. ........................... Town Treasurer's Notice. Redemption fund wfth U. 8. Treasur­ W. 8. Slough.................................. Noti<- .i- ' eo‘. y given that there are er (5 per cent of circulation)............ SOO 00 J. R. Stilts........................................ fu 1“ jn tn.- n treasury for the re- Total ..................................................................... S7.»id.7» F. M. Barn urn................................ d. i>p- n u ’lie following warrant»: MABILITIM. DOLLAM John Uerlings............................... 11144, 1145, 1148. 1147, 1148, 1149. Capital «tnck paid hl............................. 25.000.00 Silas Obencbain............ .............. 1151. 1152. 1153,1154,1155,115«, U nd I Tided profits, leu expenses snd ... 1159, lit», 1161, 1102, 11(53, taxes paid.................. 1.14.1S9 Henry Janssen............................. 1105, I1M, 1107,1168,1169,1170, National Bank notes outstanding ...... 10.000 00 Rev. W. G. Smith....................... .'tOS.lS R. A. Alford.................................. 117’. 1172, 1173, 1)74. 1175, 117«, 1177, Due to other National Banks.............. lira 1179, 1180, 1181,1182,1183,1184, Individusl deposits subject to check 2» 195.71 J. A. Koontz.................................... Demand certificates ot deposit............. S. 187.00 1185, 1186, 1187. Interest will cease James Briscoe....,....................... ron : ■ date. ToUl................................................. <7385.78 J. C. Sigler...................................... State of Oregon, County of Klamath, m: D O. A. Hilliard................................. Xlamr.th Falls, Or., this 23rd I, G. W. White, President of the above day i larch, 1905. C. C. Chitwood............................. named bank, do solemnly swear that the above .1. W. Siemens, Town Treasurer. statement is true to the best of my knowledge J. F. Kimball................... .............. and belief. G. W. W rits , President. M. H. Beebe.................................... Correct—Attest: Gio T. B aldwin I. E. Mitchell.................................. F loyd M. W hits , M. Doolier (timber claim)......... C has . E. W ordin . Directors. A. H. Phipps, Mt. Vernon, finbscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst Wash, (timber clatm)............. day of March, 1905. Wm H W ordin , Wm. C. liligers, Mt. Vernon, (&FAL) Notary Public. Wash, (timber claim) .. djíhk I CHITWOOD’S. I IRI’.A.MIRFR’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that there arc funds in the County Treasury for 'I « redemption of all Klamat’l County Gen­ eral Fund snd Scalp Bounty Warrants |ir<'tested on grid prior to July |;|, ||Hi| Interest on san»« will cease from this date. Dated nt Klamath 1'iills, Oregon, this Itltli dat March, 1905. L. Alva l.en is, ^.'o. Treasurer. Notice i» hereby given that there •** fund« in the County Treasury lor redemption of ail KImmilli • biin'y •* rant, protested on mid prior to M«7 1901. Interest on same will reese I”’1 this date. Dated gt Klamath Fa!1«, Oregon. 1 1 2nd day of March, 1905. L. Al.v* î.ltwi«> County Ttvarutri' I