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W.»>d for
KLA MA TH REPUBLICAN COMING TO KLAMATH
W. O. SrtiTH, Editor «nd Proprietor.
RAREST AMERICAN BOOK.
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LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO DOLLARS THE VEAR IN ADVANCE.
Klamath Falls, Ore., Thursday, June 1, 1905.
TO ENOAGE IN MERCANTILE
BUSINESS
i
L. Jacobs & Co. Will Soon
Occopy New Heidrick
Building
WONDERS OF
IHR COUNTY
L. Jacoba A Uo. have the remain
der of their atock mcrcliatidis«' nearly
all packed and expeel to commence
loading for ahipmenl at llcnderwm
It 1» their Inten
station tomocniw.
•* *
tion to b« In their new location at
Crater Lake and the
Great Agricultural
Basin.
( Klamath Falla and ready for buxineaa
■ by the 1.5th of June.
Mr. and Mra. Jacobacame to Spring-
field three years ago and .it once open
ed a »mall alore ou Mill street.
Later
he told an Internal In the business to
Mr. Cot. tbe firm then being run un
der the name of Jacol*. Cox
Co. and
wan moved from MUI street to the
Van Valzah block on Main.
After a
rear of kuccesaful operation Mr. Jacttha
pun baaed Mr. Cox's Interest and the
firm has since
Jacoba, A Co.
been
known
as
L.
After the erection of
Washington.—Crater Lake, in Klamath county. Oregon, ' the Woodman building he occupied
is one of the wonders of the wonderful west This strange . the west half where he hits since held
ly beautiful body of water is included in a national park, i forth.
and though at present it is not easily accessible, it will L. Jacoha haa been one of Spring
prove a Mecca for many of the thousands of eastern people i field’s most enterprising citizens.
who will visit the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland | The firm carried a general line of dry
' goods, clothing, boots and shoes, and
this summer.
j ladles' and gents* furnishing goods
South of Crater lake is the great Klamath country, in
and have enjoyed an Imuiens" trade
cluding parts of Klamath county, Oregon and Siskiyou and
during their business career In Spring
Modoc counties, California, a land of lakes and a territory field. L. Jacobs A Co. have been tbe
of great possibilities. The United States reclamation ser foremost business firm of Springfield,
vice has found this section so promising that its engineers and their success has come through
c.o planning a drainage and irrigation system to cover thair efforts toplease their customers.
about 250,000 acres of government land.
Everybody received courteous treat
The Klamath country is now without immediate railroad ment, good values and always found
connection, but two companies have given assurances that what they wanted. They have been
they will begin railroads to connect Klamath Falls with the active and painstaking and Springfield
Southern Pacific line, running between San Francisco and can be justly proud to have a firm
that has the life ami prog rest! vencss
Portland.
The land owners have found it necessary, owing to the rarely poeaessed by fi rnis except in
lack of transportation facilities, to confine themselves to large cities. They carried one of the
the cattle industry and the cultivation of hay. Alfalfa largest exclusive stocks of dry goods
In Lane county but within tbe past
yields from four to five tons per acre. The lands produce month have greatly reduced their
heavy crops of grain, apples, pears, plums, cherries and stock.
peaches, and the smaller fruits are successfully grown. Mr. Jacoba Informs us that he will
Sugar beets raised as an experiment show a high per cent- have a large shipment of goods from
age of sugar. Most of the vegetables, and especially on Frisco and Chicago that will arrive in
ions and potatoes, yield bountifully. The streams and Klamath Falls about the lime his
lakes abound with trout, while ducks of every kind and Springfield car arrives that will make ,
him a much larger and better stock
geese tempt the huntsman.
than be carried while here.
Noth® I or PtiMItatloB.
M» mill
I
(New York: NMI .aui Bra.lfonl, ISW).
In lbw Circuit Court <»f «ha male nf Urcf*"
th« first book prtnlle<l In tils city, king
■upposed to be lorn, but utiMuthei! by an For Klamath <*<»unty.
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Amerl-an girl In IBi'S among Qov
Fletcher'» papera In the archi®»»of the Samuel rvrvy Nick»!«. Detenlanl '
pulite recon! ofllj» In la»n«’.,m where a
Tn. Samuel Wrcy Nickola. <•'• •'•"’•
iinlqua txipy had reeted tn cbarurity etnea
it « sa fotwardad by the New York got- defendant.
In the »«me »1 Ike *«•• ”<
' "• • rr
•nu’r tl l venta ago.
th«
hereby resulre.1 to si'i-eer
"To tuy mlfid. thè Nt real American •■omrlalnt Sled ««alti.l'"u in th« «b ""' rn
b'ok la the Naw Knglw! Primer th« lllle.1 aull n» <w b.'tor» Ike IMk
little 11'1-1« of New Rugland ' an It haa l«W lhal belt,« tbe .tale.'l lb« I««
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been eallrd which la an rare that the l.rewrlbed In the ,»><«' t<w «ervlee ......... ............
«arile»« j -ltiUx! adltlona have vanirti <L by |whlk»it.Hi: an*«
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noon» kno» Ing. Ifw’e«d tehrnam! whafe want thereot. Ike plalntllt «ill «Fl'b
eourt lor tbv rellvl «• | il*j,'i lot lit f* "u" ’
the first edition «M aet'iallv laeited
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"A few collector» think that th« fi-st C<NN|4«ltlt. 'h* ••
That plaiMUl »»> 4»*
Io W lhe o«"*r
e' tlim » ns print«! In Cambrhlg» Meat, t • ut I..M 1 In BL* l a*
lot I” th* •1ul*
In lKtig basin* their belief on a aiata- | rFporlr.l pl«' oi th • »•»«•» •*! KI« t««lh
treni mai!» by Marmaduke Jidina'n. a klamaih t <»tii»l».Of<•< •»». ?»•’.*:•« -»rr -lwin»
printer In that town, who was amu- I <Ufrn<lant may h«»«’ to «aid lol t»»’ i'‘» r * 1 ,u
tuonrd boforrthe general court In IR ms I ih hr Interior and subor.linai I »•»»•>• •I'*’* l,|,c
tn feptrmher IKil to gtv» an a.-counl of «nd th«t <U frn.l«tH hr for**.-r I»«r»r4 »»•• « ••
i u‘ < Hl r k *
th® tiook« he had lately printed
In I «rriing any claim tn •«* I In
Johns«*'» »rawer to ths con rd I he | of »«id io«n t»l Klamath Fall* •’*»! f',r
r'»tv,l that be hnd prlnUxt the Primer.' other and further relief •• to the r«»«iri ma*
I «eera ju«t and e«|ullahlc
»nd thia wiwk may have been the long- | Thi« MMMMM '• i"»1’ - ••»»•••I
,h‘" K • •
lost firet edition o< the book No copy. Repnhlli an by an «»rder of H«»n. il
• H«
however, ha« aver been found.
1 «on Judfe of tbe Uirvuit Uo«irt of the *»•»«•
'The late Paul l^leeater Ford, who lUcfon. for Klatnath fount), made M«« I*1'
published In 1*97 an aatthoritatlve re- * 1 «lire« 11it| said summons io l»<- publl’hed f»'r «1»
nmimt of the New Krglsrd Primer r-* eon«rculite and •» hvcm I* * week*. *h* «late »’f
i
11, red that the firm edition ww» printed the dr«t publication <c* be mad«’ on th« III» *’•»
F II Mill« A A I.. Ua»li. Mlor
Itx Boston »bout F' v«e»ra later by Ben ol May .
jamin Hs’-rl» a ProteaUint publisher, for plaintiff.
who cam«’ from London to Boston aN'Ut
Families can lie supplied n<>* with
the year IMS. and there twgan tornala
and cell books.
••Tony’» B<»l";il «be < entr.il liming
"The value of eoplea bearing ewrly Parlor» wit II or without lileala.
dates 1« wonderfully high lnU7«.whm
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Bit!« Btuntlo.
paid to th. txs*. 1 T',n*
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the l^rox library gave fir. dollar» f<* "1,1 I'1«»-«••» ••" M'“
H.ulri.h
a eopv of the edition of t??T the «arlleot -•* ,n^
'rn’* l"'r lesson,
kt*'»«. Two yeor» a<o a firm of rar» j
Cattle UaiKh I or Kent.
book dealer« In thia elt* rave «• IO" foe !
t copy of th» edition ,tf 1735 th» SSomd 1 N5?0 act** on Set« n Mil«» < rr« k alwutl
earliest known, selling It ataeona'der- five mile* aoiithweM from Kurt Klamath
a!«e advance on that sum Ut a privar» Oregon. All fenced, hou*r. large larn,
eolixtsir In Brooklyn."
Urna wild hay,
MAMMOTH STABLES
Rigs furnished
with or without
drivers
a
We keep the nneet
•
lot of horses In the
a
country.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. W. STRAW, Proprietor
Pure Bred Stallions
Buff Cochin Chickens
Phone Main 14
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5 LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES
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KLAMATH FALLS AND MERRILL
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Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Oregon
TOURISTS TRADE A SPECUITT
C. T. OLIVER, Proprieior, Successor to W. W. Hues.
Country Produce taken In exchange for Goods
THE EXCELSIOR
Groceries, Dry Goods,
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Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Boots and Shoes.
.
IN
FACT
a complete and up to date line of
Staple Goods.
L F. DAVIES,
DAIRY,
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l. « ali »•».»• 1« I a i I <»•».-* In a. » «•» %>»•*••» •
iwrj William Fvrw«i*«»u, «H !<«-«••• rwnn»y v<
4»»i” >1 < nl Furnia h«« Alv » In Ihla
ifficr lila awurti •lalrmml >“ YM. »•• »h»
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ibai ilir '»ud w„i«lil I. more salu.hle !»»• Is.
iii„bri or .lour ihan ter agrleuUnr.l p.iip.-w,
lii,, .»m <• ..i»t l»n»l before |."’ n.Mein
I „ Judge oi K ;«m. h t n ti M. ..«■•• .1 Kla
m. lh F.ll». Oregon u kal'ir.l.s Ui» »Ib 4*1 •'
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c. T. BONNEY.
Attorney and Counselor at ljw
Examining Vwlr.ii Ik a Epe. ig|u
NOTARY PUBLIC
IlFFI'k
New
Wortlen llullilln,
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14 •<»
1er
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I a tn prepared to do all kmj,
kinds of wagon and wood
repair work.
.■»berltt'a .Ml®.
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HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
j. n. nooRE,
.Vldrraa. with reference»,
<i EN ERA l. FREIGHTER,
Tacoma, Waahi» gt»»n
CENTRAL CAPE
t
the
lb*
th*
i
Meals at all Hours
Irate Customer—See hero* That gnft
of elothce I bought of you yesterday la
full of tnoth-holea.
Dealer—Det la el! reeht. mine frlent.
Mothi neffer aat cotton, an’ ven ladle®
an' ahentleaian» gee doee holes dey
knows you rears only hlgh-prtcad. all-
vool goods < taitb's Weekly.
DANIEL CRONEMILLER
II. S. Commissioner.
Fort Klamath,
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Will take Filing» kiwi Pn«,f|
nit It 'inealrada »nil Fltnb»r Cium
Oysters, any Style
oeeoo-
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J. V. HOUSTON.
D’1"'“
■ Diurni
BO-OOIH J®
$|C) “ | rglHTER
? Ilium HARDWARE SIDRI
p
THE
BOAT HOUSE
REMARKABLE PAINTING fill l(H MÄ » I
a
<n
Klamath Falls, Or.
C
I
I
Practically
GIVEN AWAY
MARRY WEBER
LOCK AND GUNSMITH
The Three Most Beautiful Roses"
By Paul de Longpre
H.
PAIN TIC R
WILLIAMSON RIVER
CAMPING GROUND
ROSEBOOM
They have
We. lb. uadar.1,0.4, rertdenta ami le»al only paint» R>aie», but every flower that
voter, of Keao preelact, ,a d county aud .late, grow», and ia the highrat authority on
raapoettully a«k that a lleenee to «ell .ptritu-
on flower». Hi» painting» are found in
on. malt and vinous liquor, in lee. quautillea
than one gallon In the prrelnut afore.a.d for a the ntoal »elect home». Some have »obi
period ol .1, month«, from th. Sth day of July for «• much a. »even thotiaand five hun
1K6. be «milled 10 h T and 1 K Inman, ol Krno dred dollara(7,.500.00).
tn Mid peeelnet, and your petitioner, will aver
Artiat», art critic» and competent
pray. Raid peuilou will bo preeeoled lo the
judge» all agree that the cover» of th«
Mid Court on the .th day ol July. A D iW,
Ge® C Way, C M Madiaon, L O Milla, Wm Woman'» Home Companion far excel
Clinton. G W McCormick, I. r stambur,. I Dav. tboae of any other magazine.
Pom, J Whitcomb. A R Gearhart, Chaa Meaner
The Woman'» Hotne Companion ia a .
B W McCormick, Oeo Anderton. We«ley Cole,
W K Gorden, » A Carmichael. W McGucar, G I magazine which in beauty anti ezcel-
B Morgan, Ooli M Morgan. Richard Koarna. T lence, art, atoriea, illuatration» and faith-
H Downing, Fred I Chapman. A f» Glllman, il ion», etc., excel» all other home and
r Chapman. W C Craddock. D H McCollum, C
family magazine». The Woman’» Home
J McCollum, K K Nuns, IV Took, Geo I. Cha«..
O'ntpanion ia publiahed bp The Crowell
W Smith, Harcua Anderaon, Frank Wood, Wai
Ur Anderaon. B I Kerne, G F Merita, J W Dyer. Puhlirliing Company, New York City,
D R Doun, L W Anderaon, B K Klrkeneall. KI
alao Chicago, III., at One Dollar a year,
mer I Moyt, Ray Anderaon. G O Kerin, R A
and ia the favorite magazine in nearly
F.mmltt, A W Khur, W r McCollum, A M Own
half a million home», where it ia read I
bey, Daniel Gordon. Thomaa Reahen, C J Bly,
‘each anti every iaaue by three million. |
E H Cooper, D LGordon, Hitfry pearaon.
I
Estimates Furnished
CLOTHES CLEANED
AND
an<l repaired and »ill also er» on
l button», and re|«ir all tear» ■ hat mst
| 1« lound. All work done up in Inal
I
K9
I
elaaa workmanlike style.
Next to K. K. More.
if
V. Bi not».
KLAMA FH LAKE RAILROAD
REPAIR
CO
WORK
A
Receive« the moot prompt anil cnielii]
attention when brought to 11». A high
degree of «kill obtained |>y year» of ex-
perience in the work, coupled with the
me of the be»l Diol», enable, ua to torn
out work that ia aatinlactory, loth.,
moat exacting cuatomcra.
You have
the aatiafaction of knowing that your
property ia »ale ir. our hand», and no
work, however complicated, ia Imyoml
our »kill, and that our charge» will 1«
the loweat conaiatent with th« I mat
workmanahip.
H. J, WigTg»»,
Watchmaker and Optician.
ANI»
R. P. Breitenstien
I ’roprletor
i»
PRESSED.
IMPLEMENT
Feed Store
WAGONS
BUGGIES
REAPERS
MOWERS
RAKES
ETC
MRTHERS
OUS
OSCAR C. STONE,
Day or Night > >
At the urgent anlicitation of the Wo
man’» T/ome Companion. Mr. Paul de
always numbered prominently In all
Longpre, who iVtt e greateat painter of
social and public gatherings anti how Hower« in the world, con rented to make
ever large may be the assemblage it a painting of what he conaidered “Tht
Thrte .Moil llfantiful Rottt,” aixl the
Is never complete without their pres-
painting ia without doubt on« of the
enca. We are sorry to ioae this estim maaterpiecea of thia great artiat. Thia
able couple from our midst but what magnificent picture ia reproduced in all
Is our loss will be Klamath Falls' gain. it» original grandeur on the cover of the
Woman’» Home Companion lor June.
The News join their h<*t of friends Although thia cover ia an accnrale re-
In wishing them al) manner of success prodih tion of a painting worth iiundrvla
In their new location.—Springfield of
‘ dollar», vet the June number, which
hna thia exquiaite cover, may he ob
News.
tained at any firat-cl»«» nevra-atand or
direct from the publiahera for the trivial
Petition for Liquor License.
»tun of only ten cent».
’ Mr. Paul de Izingrc ia putty »tried
Toth. Hen. County Court al the Hun. of Or.
j the "King of Flower Painter»." He not
»on, tor Klamath County
a social and buianess way.
KLinuth Fall», Origoa
p O Hoi irti.
All Wool.
An exquisite reproduction of
BROKER
Wr k Fn.liua k'rhl») Ue> X !■“
ample water «oipplr. w illrul al-»<it right*
Through th* By«® of a ChllA
"Of couraa." said th® taller, “yon
greatly enjoyed the ocean voyage with
your mamma and papa.**
"Oh! y®a.” replied th« lltU® girl, "but
it wn al! ao funny."
"How?"
"Fancy plavlng upatalra all day and
then at night having to go down tn th»
cellar when it wa* Urne logo tobad."—
Golden baya.
mark l . burns
,,r"*
rtr *’“U
I ami other »I Lakes W® M«'« *|,r
w . mh I »I DY. Io*l.
AU" loll'd’
I-«
Noticelo lierein «'va '•••< lh'
Mat a Copy of New Bugiami Primar, 1 naii vi ..Iller ha« »tul »•'"••v
h" "•‘•"’»''"J thnasmanal
Imi'itre "I A (’arlaoH
First Kultlon. Know»
Ito m.kr «ll»l lirmit in .lll>l'»,l olhl-' •"•'
Ml I Kt > W I’AlHI « RRFOgT.
Ih.t Mid ptoof V III be Hl».le Iwloie II o I Ii«,
to Exist
lain. < ouiiijr Clerk ol kl.m.ih • ■* •• 11 ’
Helon .eg'lvarei-t'"' Ih.» «ralhrrkir«
“I am often naked." aafd a New Torli «I Klamalh Fell., Olecon. on '
fl ISO'
milled hs lb. Shii.rnmenl wralher h«nvau
boot ««lit*, alatea the Ikatoa boot, TViridnr. It Nswrl., im K»t»> *“ -*’1
...linnat ..........n »«»k
s.mh
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l|»w.l.».land
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"It i» a puzzlliMi qmwUon to anawtr. [ g . w m II® aama. ih. h>llu«la« ■<<•• ••'• !.. k.vi . <«»ilv «V..U.I «I wt»«il..f .•.mllilun«
10 pro.» hl. eoiiilnnous »..Idonee upon •»*•< futi..... retel, ren.-r em .»ui the r.|«m •>••'<«
ft» a dozen <UfT«r«bt work» might ba
e.iltiv.tkm.l mid land. «•> T O «..«».< >•••
ihenppe' •••■' '"«’t
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nniioxV tor exainpl®, the folio etHClou
Home, lack lauablhi Ku«ene »p-mr'
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ThU re«
of the t’olumbua letter the only km>wn Forr.l,
Orefois.
J. » «•<"•" B»«Mer urri »III h. ................ Mlur.l»» I«’ »ad ••• h
enpy i f w hwh I» In the Lenox library. on
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Fifth nv.miw. or Bayard's 'Journet!'
St'M MONA.
Mill l<<i.N II |Nk» Volin"»" III»*«»««
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs will be greatly
missed from this community both in
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WHEAT
BARLEY
OATS
FLOUR
HAY
ETC
M
X LIM ATI! H|*KI XfjH
IXRvr Thrall
\ »rv
Arrive B ovun
i Mr m
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RVlilfa
7:1» ••
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Fall Creak
3:M
K liimath Mprlngs
i:«n
L«'»ve Klamatli Nprlnfi
7 M F. M
Arrive Fall <'r»« li
>.«> r m
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Htrfiht Brl'lge
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Thrall
llrrvwv Lind le 7 Pr ««Id «nt,
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
• D. (lRIZZLR
t KLAMATH FALLA
OH LOON
Cleanliness and Good Work
Guaranteed*.
Also Agent for LONDON AND
LANCASHIRE HRE INS. CO.
Notlia For I’ubllsatlon.
Land Olhca at Lakeview. Oregon, May IS
IW Nolit!» la hereby (Ivan that lha hillo».
Ing named «eitler ha« Riad notie» ol hl» Ihlen.
linn to make Hnal proof In nippirt nt hl.
elelin, and Ibai Mid proof will ha ma.la urloni
Gm. <'baataln. Co Clark al kla «flli ial piae« »|
hiiafne««, at Klamath Falla, Orrgon, on July'
17, IMI, vis: K'Unril l„ Allrn. Uri Kmry No.
ZM, for Ihn NW'y BW., and |,nt f, her », t „.,
«IHK, IOK W M.
II« nam«« the following
wllnr»Mi«t<> prova l |» conilnumi» rualdenr»
upon and riilttvailou of «a|.| land, vii: w |<
Allen, K N Colimn, John Koonlr, K H l'hllUbiai
rl’ ol tf Imnath Fall«, Oregon.
J N '»ai'on, H-gl.trr
Notice to Credito***.
In the sutler ut ihk KataU «I Minili» <•■ *M'
tln,deW«.«<1
Molire I. her.-h, given th«' Dr Wm M»rl«.'
h«« lean appoint«® admlnl.iramr "• '*•
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p»r.eiu HkFliig elkim, agulnrt <•'<«
noun»® io |.rr,„.nt Um «me lo tlir onderai«»'
•'d ai Klamath Falla, otegon within all
niontha troni date.
Ita <*■ MkWIB»
Admlnl.lramr ol the Kalat. «•
Miniile'l t'etHn. dirraod
fated at Klamath I alia. < f . '.ay IMI ■