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Silverware. I.. Alva Lewia. When you think Call at Stilts Company and *ee the of your spring end summer new spring |>attern* in dr*.«» gooda. suit, think of the K. K. K. Store. Styles right, prices right, methods Let us drew you tip. You’ll look right; everything^ right al Bodge, the prosperous. Bodge the city tailor. All wool suits from »20 up. trousers city tailor. R. I. Hammond and daughter Bertha »K up. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bodge, arrived home from ttregen City, where tl.e city tailor. k.id Stahliinn left Monday evening they alien led the funeral of the late fo - short visit at Whittier Springs. Miss Maliel Hamtnond. Mrs. Haiu- tnond will remain iu Portland for a Ik k « county, California. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reatnes returned short time. C. N. F. Armstrong returned Tuesday )»»t week from California where they evening front Vancouver, British Co have been spending the winter. lumbia. where he has been for several Get your order in at once liefore the weeks looking over the country. He rush for one of those Genuine Tailor states that he is very much please.1 with Made Suits at Bodge’s, the city tailor. his trip and that he found good range Co ing to re;>«irs on the Mill ditch and a very fine eouutrv for cattle and the Klamath Falls Roller Mills will not stock. receive any grain until further notice. The Ashland Tribune on Saturday. The young ladies of the M E. Sunday April 1 publisher! a 12 page sfiecial Miool will give an ice cream social edition containing a write up of Ashland Fridav evening, April 7 at Houston’s and Jackson county. The edition was Opera hoti-e. finely illustrated and contained many Mrs. E. V. Cogswell left Tuesday for well written articles exploiting the re Portland when» her brother, Mr. All sources and business enterprises ot the Fears is seriously ill. Mrs. Cogswell's town and county. place in the city schools will be filled by The contract for the excavation of the Mrs. Sole. site of the new high school building has Hon. John S. Shook arrived in the been let to George Grixzle. A large city Friday from Ashland. Mr. Shook crew of men are at work on the proper has !>eeii visiting in the Willamette and ty under the supervision of R. J. Walk Rygue River valleys since the close of up, who is acting aa foreman. Mr. the legislature. Walkup recently cant* here from Colo 1 here w ill be a base ball game Sun rado and is a first class workman. day lietween the Klamatn Falls Moroon* A very enthusiastic meeting of tha and the High School. Tbe game will be Woman’s Club was held Friday evening called at 2 o’clock at the Agricultural March 24 at the home of Mrs. W. G. Association grounds. Smith. After an interesting discussion Methodist Church—Sunday school at of plane for tbe new library, committees 10, preaching by the pastor at 11; sub were appointed to begin active work ject “Pastor’s Duty." Epworth league and it is hoped that before very long at 7 p. m.; subject, “What does Christ's the library can lie opened. The Club life show US about the Father.’’ wdl meet again Friday evening, April FOR SALE—179 feet facing Klamath 14, with Mrs. Etta Schallock. street and lake and one lot on Main Juat at this time our town is without st eet. 80 acre« near town partly first a representative for M.Born A Co., The ciass |>o:ato and fruit land. See owner, Great Chicago Merchant Tailors. Henry Janssen, or inquire at this office. Judging from the many inquiries this E. P. McCornack, of Salem, arrived well known tailoring house are receiving litre Saturday to attend tbe meeting of from this vicinity, it certainly will pay tbe Water Users’ Association. Mr. one of our enterprising merchants to McCornack is one of the large land write M. Born A Co. at once. On account earners of the county and is very much ' of the popularity of this company and interested tn government irrigation, their established reputarion for good While here be incidentally subscribed ; tailoring, this is an opportunity for one of onr merchants to do a large and prof »2000 to the railroad fund. Meals at all hours at the Gem Caie. itable tailoring business without any investment whatever on hi« part, as M. First class service. ’ll Novelty has jnst received a new Rom A Co. furnish everything necessary i They place their line with established Stock oi Lalies underwear. I merchants only. Writ* them today at Egg« for hatching—single comb white 1337 Franklin St., Chicago, for full par- leghorns, the business fowl of America. ! ticulars. Feg« *1 .on for 15 or »2.50 for 30. Gran Pure blood Brown Leghorn and Ply- ite > ,_'g A Poultry Yard, W. J. Messen moth Bard Ruck eggs for sale. Inquire ger. Proprietor. Ashland, Oregon. Watches of all kinds. L. Alva Lewis. of E. L. Hopkins. Pure Drugs Fine Stationery Musical Instruments Books and Hagazines -AT- CHITWOOD’S CLOCKS FOR ALL H. J. WINTERS, Watchmaker and Jeweler. Graduate Opt klan Stilts Co Millinery, Dress Goods, ! ladies Furnishings, and Novelty Goods. Klamath Falls. Oregon The I mere* now te* 1 assured that the railroad bonus w ill be raised. Onlv als'Ut »15,- 000 remains to bo secured and Secretary Worden »ays that he is sure of that. Mr. Worden left yesterday for Portland and other points where he will call on a numher of non resident land owner». From then- he will go to San Francisco where he will l»e joined by Judge Raid, win, and together they will interview soini' of the wholesale men who do a large business with our merchants. A number of these have already expressed a willingness to assist and it is believed that Messrs. Worden and Baldwin will secure the remaining »15,000 Iwfore their return. The additional subacriptions received this week are as follows; »77,715. Previously reported .... »2000. J. P. Preuitt........... 2000. E. P. McCornack. Salem looo. Churchill Co.. Yreka. ....... 400. Jas. Jury, ad litional . ... 400. Silas Kilgore ........................ 100. Henry Weber............ ........... too. David H >rn, Hornbrook.. 100 D. ,M. Griffith........................ 50. John T. Patterson.. 50. J. L. Bateiuan 50. F. T. Sanderson.................... 25. H.H. Low............................. Alex Martin, President, Alex Mdrtln Jr, Oashler E. R. Regnici, Vice Pres’t, E. M. Bt.rb, Asst. Cashier. U.S Absolute Safety Saloon License De Raised. Is the policy ol till.* bank, mid it sentiment is what enforces th" I** rigidly adticrred to. The town council is »I i - c I im I to carry out Safety fir.*t. Liberality next. the wishes ol the people, snd as lung »« a majority of th* people are opf»««! I" the ruforcemviit of certain laws, it is useless lor the lioard to try to do ant Country Produce fallen in «.xcbanijc for Hoods thing.” laws Hum—"As far as the existing matter to are concerned it t* an have lb* laws cnforervl. All that is nee- cs«arv i« to swear out ; s rompi lint »ml a warrant ««til •>* i«« '*d ” Rev. Bimtli •ISO..I llisi he believed the ml »111 me> the' »civ.-» I I* Willing f ir th* liens. mlar»l«*d »«it would keep others out of the bu«i ’<••»• lie had sp"ki n to two of ihs saloon men and they were in favor of it. Ha »»id IN FFC.T that in regard to the enforcement < t the /i complete tmd up to (kite line of existing laws, h" himself had made eotu plaint at one time and had be«m iirable Total.................................. to find an officer who would issue a war iiplv < *<><>< 2-4. msarasKMCxT*. rant. I. F. DAVIES, DAIRY, OREGON Redeemed warrants ............... »1183 Al this point Recorder Hr wer aro*e 14-> 1W Interest on above warrants and said he would like to ask the mnie» 300 (Ml Redenied coupons on bonds Cash on hand..................... ... 1120 m of the two saloon men who were in e|e vf-vf -f-u ’I’ 'F ’I' x favor of having the license raised. Mr. *» Smith stated that he was willing to give Total... WÄLL PAPER The report of the town engineer was the names bitt did not know if the men f Total. .................. »84,.Vai. approved and ordered filed. would ear* to have it known A petition was presented to the board Mr. Brower then said: "I would like Merrill Ladies Entertain I. 0. 0. F. by Fred Mclhasc. signed by a number to ask Mr. bmith if th* complaint re I of the citiiei.* of the town, asking that ferred to was made ill thia town? f While the members of the I. O. O. F an ordinance be j»a»»ed providing lor a “It was.” ♦ lodges of Kiauialh Fads and Bonanza license for meat peddler*. On motion “I would like to ask the gentleman if were busily engaged instituting a lodge of Councilman Bishop it was ordered the officer who would nor issue the war f at Merrill last week, Mrs. S. E. Martin that a committee of two lie appointed to rant referred to was mysell ?” and Mrs. Guy Merrill were entertaining 1 look into th* matter and ascertain what “Yes; it waa.” the wives and sweethearts of the Odd would he a reasonable license, and il “I WANT T<> RAY THAT IT IH A Fellows at the residence of Mrs. Mar the committee find it necessary, to LIE! Tn *X| lanalion I will *ay that f» <H£O. IV. 111 : tin. frame an ordinance to be submitted lor Mr. Smith came to mein regard to a Music, singing and social chatting action by the board at their neat meet matter and wanted a warrant for the t were the jolliments until 11 o’clock ing. The president of the board ap arrest of certain parties. I informed when a very daiuty luncheon was pointed Cuuncihtien Bishop and Hurtt him that it was ne< e»«»rv tn have • X 4’4'*»F*F4*4L*L*L*FtP4*4”t'*4*'i’4'”-r"*ì'**{'*4,«L<4**F44X served. ' on the committee. written complaint to have a prrwm The following gnesta were present: Rev. W. G. Fmiih, who was present, arrested. H" insisted that it was my M'sdames Terwilliger, Ball, Merrill, then asked permission of the board to I business to draw up a complaint. 1 in Mason, Carr, Lesley, Ratliff, Meshler, present a matter which lie considered of aisleil that it was not and that I did not Fitch, Weeks, VanBriminer, Cl tibiae vital importance for their consideration. care to do so. The recorder is governed Dalton, Zevely, Ramshy, Misses Lena He wished to suggest to the hoard that by tbe same law a» 1» the justice of tbe Kattenhorn, Vernie Gibson and Clara they increase the amount of tl.e saloon [»• ace. I told him that the prnj*r ofli Anderson. license. Attention was called to th* cer t* look to w»« the citv attorney, but cur Engineer Humphery Promoted. ■ action being taken in Raker county and that any proper complaint handed tue I other part* of tbe state in increasing the would get a warrant immediately.” saloon license, which he believed was In reply Mr Smith said that he did Washington. March 31.—Thomas H. 1 resulting in tbe reduction of the num not hear the matter a« presente I to • h.»• Humphery has Iwen promoted from as ber of saloons. He stated that he had board, but that il he bad anv business sistant engineer to engineer in the rec hoped to have brought the matter 1» with the recorder in the future, It* lamation service. He has been assigned fore the board liefore any naw saloons ! to work at Klamath Falla under Super were started in thi* city, hut saw that would go properly prepared. Tlio Isinrd then proceeded to canvas vising Engineer J. B. Lippincott. Mr- he had licen too late, as license had the ele'tion returns, and the recorder Humphery is a native of Idaho. already been ¡»sued to two new ones. issued the certificates of election end WHY Geo. Hum—"I believe the proper way the officer* were sworn iu. in placing an order of five children on Couiictlinan Wdlits moved that th» trial. He devoted a whois year to p, bring this matter liefore the board is booming the enterprise And It was by petition. If tbe majority ot tbe peo ■ervicos ol ttie town engineer 1* di*, heart-breakirg work He would win the ple are in levor oi such measure you can penaed with for the present snd that he approval of a lot of English or German count on the isiard.” be a-keil to file tlie plats and field n te» or Scandinavian families only to find B. St. Geo. Bishop—“I think this ol all grades established. The motion In his own land no read’neea of trade Ixiard would stand wilb a majority of was carried And yet? in spite of everything, he has the people.” J. C. Rutenic *"n lered his resignation succeeded In a msarurs The srbsme is Air. Amith asked if the board would a* city attorney and thu aam- waa ac working and Mr Mathieu baa decided to found a society and push tbe Idea for take tbe same view and were favorable cepted. The meeting then adjourned to enforcing the existing laws all it la worth. until negt Monday night at which time L. F. Willits—“1 belivo th.it public the new B .ard will tw organised. This society Is to be known by the I advertise in the newspapers liecause solemn title of "Tnternetlone! Kxchancs I am not ashamed of my goods or the for Children In the Rtudv of Forslm work of my repair department, and to Lanmagee and Customs For honorary let people know about myself, my »tore president It Is tn have M D’Estourre'lM Modern impr<<eiD(*ntH. 73 rooius a and my stock. De Constant: foresting president. Pl»rra Hample Roomu, Bar Room, I’uriorH, Two Club Because I cater to the intelligent Paudln former minister; for vie* presi IloomH. Etc.. Etc. , class and they read the papers, and I dents MM Firmery and Edouard Petit, inspector general of pebHe te«»rpr»'on. | lielieve in increasing my business. $ > SPECIAI. RESORT FOR TOURISÌ S » Because I talk to more people through Mathieu himself will sew* as general manager, with the badtlng of deputies the newspapers at a greater distance in I * of the chamber if necessary Juice Sieg less time and at a more reosonable fried and a lot of others will look after price than in any other way. the financing Because my newspaper advertising An elaborate system of eorrespr odence has brought me greater returns for the has been drawn up already. There is a least expenditure of any advertising I precautionary sxchanre of photographs * first and a severe eroee-examlnstlon of have done. EXCLUSIVE Because when I write an ad., I am all concerned. TheclostrgdetaHsof the * not too stingy to pay for placing it in the railroad Journey, under suitable escorts In the case of girls, are eeetly looked best possible medium or to nave it in after by the exchange. serted so that it is attractive. Thus I know it is seen and read by almost STORE Shs Cot It! everyone in the house where the paper ’’Harry.” she said, ”1 want a hun is the place to save money. Call and see mv stock goe*. dred pounds." L. A i va L ewis . Jeweler. before sending out for your goods. I u ill take pleas “But, my dear," he protested, "that's * Hardware nearly all the cash I have on hand at ure in showing you around anti will give you prices PLAN TO EXCHANGE BABIES the present moment, and I had planned to use it to take up a debt.” that will justify you in buying at hoin.’’ Complete "Ob, well,” aha returned, carelessly, Clearing-Houae In Europe by Which "if you think the man who hold! the Different Nationalities Ara line of iron and wood beds, springs and mattresses, I. O. U. can make things any hotter to Be Traded. for you than I can. why go ah<ad!” chairs, tables, etc, etc, etc. Thus it happened that sbe got tbe One of the curious things run across In Europe la tbe scheme of a Frenchman money.—Royal Magazine. named Michael Breal, broaebsc as long 1 An Insinuation. ago as 1886, and which la being again Diggs—I hear you have sold you, taken up. Wasn’t it a money It consists of a wholesale exchange, restaurant a swapping of children, from one family maker? Biggs—Yes; I was making »SO dally. to another, says a recent report Diggs- Then what waa your reason Hers Is a Parisian father In modest es tate, with a son. This man baa an ambi for disposing of it? Bigge—Oh. ! was compelled to seli it tion that his child shall have a thorough knowlelge of German The proper on account of poor health. KLAMATH FALLS AND MERRILL Diggs-Huh! Why didn’t you take thing would be to place the child In some German family for awhile. But the diffi your meals somewhere else?—Chicane J i Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Oregon culty for the father Is to flltecver Just New* the right sort of family—one who would Definitely Indefinite. receive the child, one that be could trust Landlord—Coma, now, when are you with the child, and. above ail. one who had achlld to swap. The Parisian father going to pay your arrears? Author—1 will satisfy your demands would be spending no extra money In housing the German child and teaching aa aoon as I receive the money which It rrench. while his own was eating at a : the publisher will pay me if he ac German table. Meanwtfls two nations cept» the novel I am going to a»nd him BIDS row WOOD. Treasurer's ¡Notice I k isolile I or Publication. aa acM>n a* I have finished the work were understanding em h other better which I am about to commence when ft was a splendid scheme. If only It could Sealed bida will be received by th« l ami othee at Lakeview, Ore««». *,r,\ Notice is hereby given that, tliere arc I.»n«l Olile» *t tskavlrw, Orsron. March 77 I have found a suitable subject and be carried out lo1 undersigned until April |5, 1905, for fur hinds in th« I ounty Treasury for the ritti Motte* la hnrsby *lv*a that Hi» follo* itsi'i Mulm» ta iisri-hy *i»*n that the necessary inspiration. — -Cassel Is. In*. naiMtl aslller ha» lllnl notlcc ol licr In What was needed was a baby broker, “ri "'m' ............ .. ha, *l«-| notir" ,l'* nishitig -50 cord» of 4 foot live pine wood redemption of nil Klamath County Gen ictitlon <» malia Siisi proni in support ol hor as It were, an eachange. a clearing On* on the Conductor. for School Durtiict No. I. Wood to far ei«l eia) Fund »nd and Scalp Bounty Warrants Warrant» alalia, ami that ,ai<l proni «l|| |», ma.l<< t» teattoa ...... ab* final proof in "ni'i'"r’ . house for children, an agency to keep and th*l «ai.i proof will b* m»11’ Indignant Passenger -SirI Thst ’ S delivered on school premises not later protested on and prior to July 13, ||»)| ter*Uso t lialdwln, < o. Juti*» ol Klaoiaili I. t.... tab of families willing to swap children ! ,, Clerk "I K lama'» Co. at hit olilo,, ai K|atnatli Falla. <>ri-Kon <.n "I ' - ni. „t Klamath fall« <trr<<>n, three time* you've asked me for my • Ilian Sept 1, 1905. Ten |>er cent of the Interest on name will cease from this and to engineer the swap. A man named May M, l»w. ria; Toni Mathieu saw the chance, ard Im fare. JO IMM, via: amount of bid mil«t accompany ea<'li tlate. «VA H. AFPI.kVATK Mortified Conductors-!—I—I beg H'OKSK I. IIOPkINA proved It during the vacation period last b«l. J. W. S ikmkxs , Clerk. i Dated st Klamath Falls, Oregon, thi, ' Hd KtiWvMo 1114 fot IheSK'aMWt,. Isitai » Hil Kiitr, So. 7..4 1er in» N'a -Ii1« ,x” your pardon, air. I rear Ho bad prejudices to overcome ao<1 4. Hoc 7, T M 8. ft 10 K W M. Ifllh dai March, 1905. ami », n. . I, | |g . |( n Il M I. P.—Ob. very well. I wa* Just After a deal of letter writing he won 'he kit* nainsa ih» tollowln* wllnaasca lo prova Ile nam», i|,,. f*i|,,., In» wltner««* •”!” L. Alva Uwla, Co. Treasurer. going to toll you that it you kept on I bar aontltiooua r< >l<i»i,r» upun ami i nlinatlon Indispensable, not to say inevitable, hl» cm,limimi» rimldenre upon •l,*l r' Families can be supplied now with asking me I might be persuaded to ;<y vf «al* laod, via : John Janssen, <1 N.-um-rl sanction of college professors, of great “"li ol-sol lami vili Crawford Hill, it after awhile- here's wber* I get off “ Tony ’ s Kckt ” al the Central Dining Of Kl.m.th galla, or, Herman Hohrnor ami New spring and summer stock of dress authors, prominent lawyers and mem m l I’ rk . Hobt I......nell, John Vs. n" . Thoipa« Fsttsimti, ni n»try, Oregon —Chicago Journal. ber, of parliAaept Ht evec ,upceeded g'iods at the iio'.vlty. I Parlor» with or without inciti*. of K Isumth gel I,, Oregon The la«t meeting of the old Iswtrd of trustee« of the tow n of Klamath Falls waa held Monday night with the entire board present. Besides the regular rou tine of busines* and auditing of bills, three liquor licenses were granted, two of them lor new saloons. These licen ses were isaued to Albert Mei tier, C. D. Willson A Co. and Geo. Bielin. The following report of the I treasure! was accepted anil filed: bk < Kins. Bal. os hand from last report »IHM 'M Ml 00 Jan. I*— Grimmett case ........... 300 ai Feb. 3—Tuxes............................. Jan. 31—Fines, Horner and Morgan ................................... Feb. il— Liimt«r, Mrs. Marple Mar. 2—Flue. R. B. Keinholdt ti—Lqr. License, F. Bielm «I 8—Fine, H. Wilson ........ <« 21—Taxe*............................ J T//E EXCELSIOR Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes. 4 Ww 4* 4 ♦ BIG SHIPMENT OF SPEC 4 IALLY SELECTED WALL PA 4 4 PER WILL BE HERE SOON . ______ ___________ ■ u 4»*f* - '••J* •F Hardware Dealer K!ania‘h Falls 4 T 4 I Advertise in the Newspapers * 4» tb 44444444 th HARDWARE * + Stiletto Cutlery * Wagonsand FarmImp'emsnîs GEO. T. BALDWIN * Just received a new line of fancy mantel clocks. The latest hit of the season. I also have the largest line of Watches, Jewelry and Optical goods in the county. Get prices be fore sending away for your goods. KCiimJfCB councv idshk ONLY NEED FIFTEEN RECORDER BROWER » RESENTS ACCUSATION THOUSAND I I MORE Lively fleeting of the Town Board Preacher Smith Asks that the Klamath Chamber of Com- BISHOPS FURMITURO ; LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES i TOURIST'S TRADE A SPECIAITT r A M *44*0* fir|IM»r. J. X. W»M0S, f*»l**'