r f
7llldal N«wM»P«r ol
County and Leading Journal
ol the Interior Oregon Country.
KLAMATH
VOL- X
ia CESS
L
REPUBLICAN
a Prosperous and Trading Public
lauds as satlshirtoilh «. |,y „ t,,„( ,(ri) (
'hoig I. 1., d-i
ltl„|
h m n.,» Ml, „„„.. f (ii (
. ilmi as MKiii ua
p, r ,
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LAND
main
TRUST DEEDS .The
dull n-,«,
...
NO. an
Lompovad 'il John Latlifl mid Wm. Ikaa-
KI.AM A III COUNTY’S
QUBERNATORIAI
««'ll » ho e«|M*rt Io kvi p a lull supply of
PROMISING FUTURE I f.esli
POSSIBILITIES
meal« on band with which to «up.
Probabilities as Regards Coming
IF YOU WANT
------- A
| I'l.v their I'Ust.iUier*,
1 he faimera of thi* valley m<- prepar Henry E. Ankeny of Klamath Coun~
P-« i ara under ratUla,«urj arra^.......... ■■
Development of Resources by ing f.,r their socun-l crop of ullulfa an-l i
. ua III tiu*t or Ollier d, ■-Is la i, w,|| ,,
ty Again Aspiring for the Office
riieii will la- v.-ry s.niic ,.* a g-wl many
Miles of the Big Ditch.
■mie I* M-iv.-r||.« .| |„r
|r|
Projected Railroad Lines.
of Governorship.
have g-mu to il.e railroad to «font •t-uili
I liila ■I m I«- i : i 4 m app|M, t„ U1|h
a* w inter nomee on
..enfereme ■"» Allfft "*»• •*' Bli«l l**U Ct pi. j. Cl»
Mr !■•». .I.etdis, ronstllllng engine,-r
lk-iieliu“iit J’rovidume having pre
OftlH re I I VX» « H m
' . o... I,,,,« t..........I the Baler I »er»
(Tina Lair-I. r,l l_iird, Calif., wa* In
• "llUllld Kf ,,„,.r
"„-XL-............ ........................................
I lite He. Lnmilton 'ri vice ami lot meli»
served my lib- bi ilualli, I sliali proceed
IP» to th© utft«*© ol Ih» .1 ••'>* lali m in
to* n laat Fatui.lav,
1 ••’,»»■,»••• » of the ."■outl,i*i 11 I’a,ulic Com
to drug another ri luclant “Guber
KI hiiiiii I i L h I|« or io th« lmtmi.« puldi,
Guy lerrill an-l »ifo returned from
"■I 11 », m idf lliv lolloumg .latriui-iit in
. .............
natorial maybe'* into the calcium of
« «I Ne»ell. < lihf Flig'loer. 1 11 bl Mcltlll, Ifc'liMliM Bild 1 *«iiy and k .
tl,"
lamia
and
Clark
Fair
last
Sun-lay
' • ' 1 r .1 1......1 Iniwiir'.. :
publicity, to lie there iirimulated on tbe
i,.|4„oii. n,i|»'»'•"•< Fngui.rr. 'I H
ilo*»« iniBl dv«tU. t*' l tmi kei-p
*1 I* ol 1 our »•■, ddlh'ult to predict the mid rw|s<rt ol hating u j-dly good time.
altar of art and lit. rature. The life and
........ ............... I*...|. « »
•"•» ■» «©»I «•( I be d<vd lit© |tM) H
' •"«», n inb-ml
rii<< wind l.as, Li-.-n blowing lerribl»
vt future luniingu tin* country might
Im four latin unii ahm|.| ■ K ■ * laet liila to , n I I f r tr ir.*p<irt by rall, a* a r,-*,iit of for tl.« past few <1 iv*. making it very mlwnture« of Henry E. Ankeny, of
.............. nd Wl.lier. '••m.uluiig
* "
mining ami liirautc ■■■■leliration, are now
||irrt,< n »as anmainevd tl.al III* esti « •»vtr moat of votir impr.iv«
If. I 1 h*
diangreeal Je nu I dusty.
to unfold with thrilling realism, under
l »(»••irt»I*''* "* liil©«'V« t, xoti »hmil I Hq ||
I I» I III«’ ' l<*U III© <1 itti
The ladies ol Merrill showed great my magical ai.d immortalising pen.
pl«MV )UU • m lioui at ,«|| t. , 1 la*«-r
hl,« »tl. I'.ok' « "• '•
1 [ inspect to Mr. Asher
Ia«t Funday and Tin. amiable and eminent gentleman
Otllvt !j|>*!» aiiiiil.rr |ui n«*M w
KOkti J. !•»•> '*’•« • IU'"*«"*'1
b' 11, .ith lull«, th<* ctHinly
i j I <»( • k-v-irated In* grave with flower«, (or ’ alighted ii|>on tlda rotating orb al that
H
ub
rauhot
thru
l
N
«
p««|
(
|
IM|
,|
.„„rl. Th.y al» now rr«-ty to ad
Kh ti lth
Im© at the pr' ent w bleli Mr. A Id, iylge extends Ids th.inka. . point known as Ik-aver Cieek, Virginia
. ........................................... .mt of the W«k • Ir« I
thiif n pnpnlrtHfiti S.l
tlir pop
t'ur City Marshal. Chas. A lanis, in Die year lkt > ladield the momentous
Th© tirai thiir («» ©«-II |©r
. „„.ling "I 'h* ••i’”“'1* "*4’ Clamali.
ulmini) «4 the GUttnly |w ulwiiil
alwaya on duty aud Kiida tbe bad tuen 1 even*. After getting his breath, hr de-
1,1!« .»J th* lb»1 ’’H............. "* ‘'“'h •'“* * hili’ lh«* I nhi N i *«f ( «iti»! t m 1 |lt|) 1
I m It 1« m | pt”) vt, An now plNhh«*<l • O It lb.
■ ided that the tune waa rijte to dieeover
lilla- I'h’l*'' »»»•«•<•'"••hl*
«"I**' while ll»r i’X. B id Ihr cuiintry mv ,
• ’Utt iMphtt«*« U h *
(»1 ‘J'dl
Dr. I‘alt«-r»on. our city physician, has ( Oregon. To think that war to act with
„lh r> frienee Io
Und. contra» I. Klatnalh Hn»ln. an ! ©!.»’«• th,» p
i urie * • I ¡411*1, Nit :tr«*K «¡rilv t .ijaLh- <¿1
purelias* I a li-'tne ami has moved in. our intrepid expiuier, »0 in the Hummer
hfihBwiwk w© I m lp».l»l« I«
tuetti I» a-lwitir 1,/ (hr prop 11.
'•I’l ¡• 1 «Hing t roinniHuil) ol 5V«O>>. Fhr
■ of | • ',) we find him taking Horace Gn-e-
lie is very cosily fixed.
„•tk ai'l •* »• '"""y 1
"" •*"' I*liit«il Mair» and ihr tailr* « 1«
ill, Iniida
I
viith irrU'ittlun, art*
I l> y's advice, lin route, being oblige-1 to
I"'
„■ -pel Iri-»« *b*
* 'T '*•’■
rid» »silli* I a ui'i (»ien ip, potting tnohr
lii
owning
of
Clarence
Aahcr.
ti'.btiu’ - I tb«» bttiihur fruit», gr.iiu
change car« at i>t. I j C w I s , lie was elec-
Io Ihr Oiihlt) nii'l Lilli! Util M
<'¡arene-, Aaher and tarn C. Bell, two
|t af the »elk M'-i e*|h« lalll th- III'
I
li I I .dfil-rt, ul.ilv tin*
Ntrainp I hik I b ,
tritied by a rumor that Anneueer Huech
-d
liiu
show
i-e-iple
of
toe
Snell
Aldridge
iJyvanbe l"iHl lui'i'g'!••'
*' 1 tilghr»! Vdhi4lb I. U I CO tl.r I ...
11
• " ft . hi . hm I, h ill opcti up rb h till©-
was about to establish a brewery at that
< • uipany, tia-k a »troll down the river
Bollir* hai bo I mh !< I air! th>o«rk I.C
tkss|*1MV **11 *'*
•' "ul^ u**r
I a .in •, ndiiiiiably B'iaptrd to truck
place. Willi great presence ol mind be
^titilli
of
t
lie
<
<i
ui(
rv
(hr
rtiBU
•*.
hi
Siinda)
an-l
Mr.
Bell
being
a
go<»d
aw
im-
Il
4
pnalfwl|-M‘"< ”"* l**H>-
Liinmig mitt |<i « tthurc ol the vaiit.u»
decided to ictnaiii in Missouri and con-
in,-r went in to lathe, nn-l Asher, who
II... V«...... I si -I Tr.ist D" . I •• pro. a Urgr l it of Im I |«> «,-|| n(|| j
I »’ -*,'•• pLiiitP r«’.»«tin I for <t|kirjF ilitvn'B!»,
I
firm, if possible, this «‘artling intel
could i .it swim a «troke, wan told to tic
|uMd III the R- l.im Ill-Ill Sen. e «I I 4g4iti»( tl. Your oatt itile*««- *.« to
■th h ! u *! iv vbirli h*iB pi » wii .*■» biahh
ligence. Hu« farcwrll to MeMora. I-rwia
a
IHJ4-mi.-ind
In.
|
.*fy
and
he
(Bell/
t, |.n,Ji«l».-( in 'he o d uh i » "I
•I*’- a »alt* uithm lh«* imit’ ail<*««d i «< un p» tfitaLle in ihu bill- jiu Irtii’K <J ihv
and Clark ami Jerne Applegate, who, I
w-Hild tea. h him to »»»till, which lie did,
pj,,.an la»« <• • • k ■»•'"•■ ' " 1,11 *'*• dvf l|«r tniat •! < «I to p« || k
.»* • an «Mito ;iii«l P hh J*m<piih Valley*
neglected to .tale, had accompanied him
©•'old I» g n « l I v I .1
r / ’.o
nriiug. tv *•• rather -b»*li.- l ut on • n
vt ctihtiir al»o |
|o Le^utu© Hh l»ul thu rope- leing very ah-irt, only km particularly touchiug.
ulaiut i ighl ini he* in h-nglli alter bring
II toil waflt to arr «ifrt ft* l»*t i«» Hl"* • x*< iifiv© ih<hi»try hi thin Banin.
^b-r«ti<« i' »til sp|s-»r Ihst the r m-
It wu. livre that he secured tho cele
tie-l aroun-1 hts Issiy, did not leave very
Ji,»ai« »ill n it I«' l,»'d «Hi th" rm e»* 0h«a »igtl Ihr Irti»! dv«*d ail«l urge i our
lilt*« t(«’ii»irt* bill pMtltlt.i^«« uffor.lttl
brated whisker rwi|>o which ha. con-
I
ft » •• a,alt ral-esl l-y all tbal nrlghlMtra U> loakr holr.
hc’u, rnnk<*a thia an «•<<■< !lent *t< < k much <»( a hand hold for Mr. Fell to g,-t tnbuted »0 much U> Missouri’, lair fame
In.l'l of ami wlien lie loat the r»|e,
it «-mH I«- iwv-my I“ cut d-.»n in
< *>uh!ty, and lln rv 1« mm L«*iitg *hip|n*d
Mini has made lain at once the admir
.loilmi b 4.llhg» I«| US' «era» ami the
Bought Business at Bly
h> 111 llii" di»h h t »ollie ’.5.DUO h« id uf I Asher went down to tile laittoin of Ilin ation and despair of the entire North-
river
an-l
did
not
tamic
up
until
Ed.
owl devi |Jsn i« Ila- only «»•,•(•»«'or»
• it th« |4*r Riiiiiiiii,
With Ihv large in
west. The Barbera* I'idoii, bowrever,
Lynch, who emci-.nfully usud a grab
„-•i-yens’ I •• ••« im-p-w- d lo» lusu,dug
cr»’R»« tn (<»■ tg<- <’rt»|Ni (or winter (<•«•»|n.g
lias sworn to knife him should lie run
H.
C.
!l«inakr'r.
o|
t|,,.
,n
Vi
book
in
bringing
liim
to
shore
about
one
.laJ, irl* 'I'MI and al ll«r «ami lime al
iltMi mil 1 «ult (r »tn irrigaliuii, ihi* in-
hour after he went down. There were | I for the Guvernoraliip.
b-e the e» I ••• tn e- otrol the -H«|«*|ilon G iiihb I Irwsw • Itu.ineM liip in FI41u.il tlu*lry willvkpaiid «n I u wuro In
It was along alsjut ’51 that Ankeny
siveral nun who dove alter the body'
(Ol
4Ih» "»osa ian-la-luill*g lite |« il>aj id enuuly, « Ini.- «I...- < |... nr<
• hi» 01,<• <»( til© (hied <*l»*invhtN of 11.«
made liis advent into tliia Mate. At
bill
could
not
get
it,
iliu
water
being
rqotf uelt-ai. It«" oam-r baa I It" «'• lite II sii» lit,,» g"t>»r.| ntviclmielise hil'ir« nvalth of th© rutintry*.
that time there wasn't much doing.
alsi'rt lb t.-et ilcvp. '11,<- Snell-Aldridge
.. |,( <‘40 .,
,U,le ivy*“ lo I,alali«- Io« Iniwl- aa lie ■»•■reel Hl» At, I ».
’ I !.»• tinintvrrMw «4 <!»«• country
The pristine silence was unbroken save
Com|iany
t.aia
it
very
bard
an
they
|4,, mh vi |t*«Ht S* ll,«' I'mtvd Siale» Is rettgt' hl. I 1.tn*-,. ,n,lt. Lete, he »» l . 4r<» highly valuable through 4 if h lx*lt
lor the echo of the woodman's ax punc
the of «vB >w pin« Ht>d irt! flr. The country* could not hardly give up one of their
«vsrsd I Wat • l«*»i itr- ■»!»*
i«a>h I» go Iw. k Io l»ly !.. Isle < h.ry•
tuated occasionally by the «brill war
la-st
urii*ts,
as
Asher
was
the
leading'
Ln.lurss
ai.d
cuielncl
It.
Their main b I hmiii !* in tiitturpaMed plcn«iir© rr*<>rl»,
|»h<»op<d tbe sanguinary savage. The
ga« Üw taiat • |«er»-a. -pi*-iU«.l lu |*t
|*f S «»tri fight *1*1 I* tl i le lea l» Io ftlrmla livre Mill Ϋ£U| h> 1 bv «* Mr »ill« A b I iiiij . limiting, bitting mil the man.
Tin- |,eo)'le of Merrill encourage»! the' busy hum of commerce was several laps
Bpf-ty It «1* *•■ tier ha» i. -I n.a
*u I, ll«rn.k*r «od f.miS Irsi Adilatiil, Utit p’oaiuiity «•( Crater I akr, to n«akc it in
i in the future. The enchanted wand of
•msye-Hieiil* at ll.al IMU«- Ilo-*•-<’-•'a » they retain ron.idcr.l.lr pn»|*-t< u, riitaLI««© )!»•»*• * for th© rummer p!ra- coni|•aux 1-. give an cufmtaiiiMcOt on civilization had not yet conjured |iopu-
sf tl* Inlrri-r ma) du« • I the Water t. real. h. re. atei will I»., linked With lite •uirNvkt«i, Th«*rv »•xi-l’i h««r© hydrt»- S . iii lay night .»a a l-cuetil U» buiy the lous cities from out the raylesa depth of
)ouug man aa n ■ definite wold could lie
last, tn s l».-rti*v and »vll the lai.d, but eh» Io that n .» Tiding*
**U*«tiic p m « r p >«Nilnliiirs to .«•»j-l in
an illimitable forest.
had from Im brother in Portland »nd
itu) time up I«» «',« h.air <( sale the
th general ilcv<4»op(n«*iit of th© country
Henry took advantage of the absence
he wa* Lu ! to real in the Merrill come
r-tMi«n „.ii,*h niak" a »ala l>. .«Hal
u ’ * nt<* of th*’*© nro iw»w being <»x
, of coiri|ietitii>n and established a couple
/7r;f vcc M m Located.
tary.
liol (,-re-o« *n l «t-ip lite «ale
pl U*l.
>i tranks, whi. h, in conjunction with a
I a v Oliver of t)ic Mascot staid«-* nt ;
Prbae a sale un I* m-Ivied their
* U Urn 11 tn full agiuunlurai pua*
gol I mine that gut in bis way, are re-
»V S. V, »«Ien retin,ie I l\ nine-'ay • B iht........ . Ibu Civntry u ill hat© Irt ti Klamath Fall-, »» ho is kno»»it all over sp-t.sible for lite ap|iellalion of "Bonan
mt*tl*r--1‘ v-t«-l a«' hi mi It -• pa t <>l
llgSccrrtai) and th" Wale, t'sei* A- «Venin« freni ttwJ, < si
s< inpHn-,,| hr|-h‘Vr*«| i**fTp »rtn. ;t l* lw».evwl, will this county t.a.k tin- pan of Mr. Asher za King" that he «0 modestly supports.
a ill, this noted tro< p and did very well
wuilrai »i I neither -- uld haw ai-» I,» A II. Nafltg- r II . A gi . «'
Bgc t-g’4?*’ ho! h *« thnn
<•«»* of
As »11 iiistancc of Ilia remarkable
-bar« !-••»-r»!l. e the Intc.e»«* uf any, JI« <■>»«■ ne.-trd »11I1 lbs t ali: imi borili In :gbt |w«r nnnnm. nn<t m«Mt <»( it will mid ail gave him gieal credit lor ma business sagacity I would here note that
w oi k.
Mwr. Th- Kr-lamalbm br.vna de raklern tlallr<-4-l ('«»tupani, and •»»■ !<• a chip* U> y I’. ld *ubf*lNhtl.«l tanfl»
he caller! 11. TV. Go-ide's attention to
)© b 4< on pul4)< <ipihi*>n and H
»i the Arti anello,1 ot lami» lulle« o| the <h»<« o’lii-r inaitrr w«»rthy of mcnti'in 1»
tile possibilities of tbe Oregon City falls
•th- 4<’hr in thia prnj«« if «mild H»- new low-1 this .ide ot lir.iss Lake ha« tb«* adrantagetMia ratlcm oulfet for any
Death of Mrs. IM. 0. Smith.
for supplying power to an electric light
nnp>MiBiL.«* I«»r Uirn» L» grl l«,n l«wate.l by the *urv, • »rs at.-I that lh>«« of railroad built info tl v KlmuAtli
plant as early as 'f>2. The fact that
thr li tuki «(>< pw fl«-* lirrv lv va» ««iM-ratr t-l-ls will «omi tm called for fr uì ron- Country. Lying m a ©rnrral north*
electricity had not as yet liecn discover
Mr» I’-, (i Smith died at the home of
»in. i I h - wi in tl««« r »n«f rii ii-it| «>! 4f»ot|»«*r trai'tor«
Tor road will I,.* fi,«t
ra«tvrly dirr< n-»n from Klamath L.tlla
ed should not be allowed to interfere
Iff parent« Tuee.lay afternoon, August
Xi»© Jhii-s»!«»»« (il dir \X
an i wm ivS rtc.-«d a u,e | m - i rent g,a I«- thetv 1« a «<*> t«**i ot if i
i »n prrjrrtk,
with the course of legitimate biography.
1», BAiXj from complu-ations, arising
l’irta l ••»VIHI. «I» arr rl«<Âd l»J tlir
ctnLr.vmg jn tin* Ji/grt“pitf« nb«»nt Ki*» OXI
Mr. Ankeny has never held public of
I
from
tin-premature
birth
of
her
child
lt»d(>«urr» a :*»! arr r«*»|M»nai1'lr Inthl'iu
acicB ui land
.Sun© of tbc’M- arc now
fice. He ha« a brother in the United
Farm HoJsa Burned.
Sunday inondng. The fiineral was livid
I’fil»* pr«'|n«r «i I ru : ii i • f r a 11 iti nf llitir
lh i/ «v! I »’’.»I t <-AtrS’ler.“! b\* 11;»* C»lri i«|
State« Senate, but says lie can't help
nt the residence i the deceased’« par
IHMI. Mv»t Ilf thrill Rte thrm-rlv* » rI
(iovi'rnimuit and «lutibtlct- nil nr© dew*
that.—(«regonian, by Harry Murphy.
ent«. Mr. atel Mrs. I D. Applegate. Ibis
Ml land oaitria and would <« ri4U«l)
tjnv«|, f jiu * «lav, to I«* built, when
Th«* rv»i*Un<M ol Mr Krllry nt Pin©
morning
at
L>
o'el.x
k.
interment
being
doXrthinf ti injur«* tlirirnun in!©r»*»t*
Mrs. Reid Insane.
tr.»n-p »1 t.itlon nnd othvi
♦•hun<*nl.'».
liriiVv Uli «Ir»! rot c»i by fin» Tue» I:«’
made In the Klamath Falls cemetery.
••***»• ilJl 1 • H* 1 1 ihvrd»'d to !.-© |»*»»fildl
.<!!• > '. .11/ '.In it «• *•»!, funk«* ihvni feiiaH»!«*.**
T|irrr * . ia linone m I h’tnr at ihr Uine
Jessie Applegate was born in this
l*»f tinm I»» betray th© tniat «if ihr
»•I lite tire, 1 'It tin* nri^htwir» L aj
Mrs. Geo. Reid was brought down
count» at Alkali Valley on the IStli of
l«f»
I«»
t!t© tinnir» m l a »f«tr.l ihrrr tliul From Our Merrill Correspondent, April, ISSu, ami »¡-cut the »arlier years from Paisley last week suffering from an
>««r h»> Iren --iprsme.i t.y -omi that I
**iv« i^pMMil ot ihr Ilii »« Imi* g »I«, hili
of her life there and at Edgewood ranch aberration of the mind. She was taken
**•»"'■'»*• -4 tau t a o,il*| la, tt.rww n
lhr»r wcrr ©ft«*rt»tnl< lyirur l rt« Iho
before the board of insanity on Saturday
T .1. Oll.vld nnd M. Il.vit stat ted for in Swan Like Valley, moving to Klam
Ib- ii »’bet at sms l.ut at the con
* in«l » -urn» <| thr Nparbt ftliich
and a commitment to the a-yhini issued,
!"’•<■« meni naiivi alai» e aMiirwnv.- Was
Mi>i>l»v-o<. last Mon.la»- inortimg. Mr. ath Falla with her |M»ri-nts nlxiut six
til* l<>««
a g asi
suba. I Ipllofl W.tH
i'he authorities at the asylum were no
'•di. I I will bring Miss Alice Niles, »ears ago. After attending the acliools
pria that til • pi.qa.-t would t* in ii
raised and pryarnlol t-> litem by tb«’
tified and two wardens arrived here Sun
l4l.iMl.tvr <>l E. L. Nslea, lii.me with huu, here .«lie »»ent to Monmouth and Aah-
Mrdttvd an-l rvten i-'-l juat aa Inat -»y a«
people.
day and left with her last Monday noon.
'Hgaa tbr land ownvis un<l«r tlo- pro-
who l.a- la'i n employed in a tclepliom- land Normal schools, anil to an docu-
Mr«. Reid is al«>ut sixty years oi age
jm’i’iir.- That ia plain and amglH to
nllii c at -.u i imvi.to lor several rioutha. timary M-hool al Jam Angeles, Califor
Big Loads for the Falls.
and it is said that the affliction was
nia.
•
s
lie
was
married
to
Mr.
\V.
O.
l»4nnia i >g.
Mr. Unit will go on to I'orllaiiil to meet
ea-ise I bv worrying. The many friends of
**ia« a* bran learn.-I non»narut
ho uiotlirr, whom he has not seen (or a smith the latter ¡art oi l.»’t year, anti
the family wish for a speedy recovery—
hvr
untimely
thalli
bungs
unusual
sor
la.-h has an fat. after , miai.lwra
Grotgv Clid»v " «• in !•»*!> >A;ur«!ny long lime.
row to her liurband. (talents and other Lakeview Herald.
H-*, rah,* i
,|)f„ (t|1. tr|li| 1(iw.J M|1|1 Iroin hip rAttrh down the Ktanmlh. Hr
J-din t'olwell,w ho Is a Merrill ram her.
relativesand friends, who mourn that
»h- hate rx presM-d n »illu gm -s r«*|M>r(» (lint everything i» guing idvng hi. jus« r< luiiied (rvlu the Klamath i
' the inscriitslile plans of providence
May Buy Klamath Lake R. R.
“y* "
I'ldr the owner* id Ihr la,- pin«H»thlv tn liia »«rti *n >•( tluv untVy, nmrsli where he h ts lievn looking after I
' »liotild find it necessary to take one ro
(M tra-i, nn.lrf t|1(.
Let us but hv «loru not like th© I itf l«'tula of stia k, and rejMirt« q good trip,
voting and happy from the circle of Iter
A San Francisco new s report is to the j
delav th. pr..J.-> i any longer by rr freight (hut !hc»v fonmalera art* hauling
I I. l.-rwiiHgcr wc it t , Klamath relatives and fiietids. . She
She leaves
lea»es a
a hns-
hue- effect that Frederick Weyerhauser, the!
U*»S to nn»kv our word
nm thry lake four h»»rpea an 1 I*'
g-s*l when
I
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i.iy t<. tak- Ida wile's ► t ■
a#j
f
h..r p.,,,-rts and Minneapolis timlier capitalist, is nego-!
•»4 ll.xa • • Would cut our holdings to out, Liing ih<*ir
to hi« piner utnl Ml". Timni. «. of Scotts VaU. v, Calif., tWo sialers and onu brother to mourn
tinting for a vast tract ol valuable tim
IWVcrsa.
g<» hm k nftui tn<»n* mid |hm double Io t<-lake the st.igc lor «*,«' railmml. w le. |,er !<»». Iwsnhm very many other I«.v-
ber in Northern California, which also
5»njt land <>wn«ra have Intrmlrd to get to thu Fit II»
I. », l e.ui »i-iung here for tbe past two ,
,n d, ,u„| relativer.
•ucludes
the property of the Klamath
to < • •<-> « « >-t«r b ot
. . 1‘BttR of imu laud »»»
pecks.
Lake Railroad Company of which Her
Tim Sl-aimr W invni.i will give au ex
"W fmiHirs .nd Where >m h iiiteiilum
Mr. nnd Mr« A. Ferrlll me cooking at
vey Lindley is president and comprises
cur »ion Sunday I.» lite l.-*lir" irt I’rhe ttt
11 »IR should tie carriol out Mt
One More Flower Plucked.
(lie lliveisido Hotel of thi- plus.
a large belt of tine timber in Jackson
Hay.
Tlit'iw
will
he
n
dauce
nul
flic
l* I'l.ui will fflrp i...
the excoae
and Klamath counties.—Ashland Tid
The new butcher firm of lliig city ia
Ford family will furnish the mude.
I Hath Ims clniiued nnothor jewel, but ings.
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In»« she »lied? No, she has gone todwcll
where | am an-l sortvw never enters.
Look Here.
Gone from ewrlhly cw.cs and sot rows,
but her spirit w ill never die, it w ill live.
T>o you know that you can buy any
Mrs. Je*«ie Smith was known and re-1
FIRST CLASS IT TO HATE SHOK
funnel Work and First Ten
Now is .the Time,
This is the Place,
We are the Firm
That tdkt» PNpocinl pniits to curry it complete un<l iip-to'diite slock of
Clothing, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Blankets, Bedding and Curtains.
Ono Hliipniont of Clothing in new fall patterns is
here, and Roverttl more will arrive iinnicdhitely
Just received a la'ge order ot the well known JOHN B.
SI LI SON
hats
a NpoeiaHy
of [4„eeM, IlibboitH Embroidery tin«! IditlieH fancy embroidery
•
••«I
lino luce
“,!‘; cullar
<ol,a,H H. ' ,n our «Xi’IuHive Shoe Deportment we carry a lull and up-to-date
•'IIP
R Of
*" Hh,
shoes for mon, women nnd children, for comfort, wear anti style.
"»‘Vt) the exclusive handling of the celebrated "loot form shape Packard shoe.
auA I
n.s,
the Best Medium for teaching
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 17, 1905
fitady to Advertise for Bids laud
e
The Lirccst Circulation end «
the BOSTON STORE
(°re that Saves You looney.
L. JACOBS & CO.
■qiccted by every g* ml citizen ot Klam
ath Falls and her death i.« a «orrow to
all »»ho kimw her, but none will ever
mi«» her ao much as the little babe who
cost )iis mother’s life.
No friend nor
relative can »ver take th« place of a
mother, no hand can soothe the little
aching heart like a mother's gentle
str ke, and although lie will never see
liia mother on earth there will ever la>
that yearningdor her. His kind father
has the sympathy of everyone, na also
the bereaved family. No words of sym
pathy can heal the gelling hearts, noth
ing but time will wear away the sorrow
to a certain extent, liut wo must re-
member that "lie that giveth also tak
«•th away,*' and we must bow our heads
to Ilia reverence and remember that Ho
death all things well.
Fniaxus.
thing in the line of Pianos. Pianola*,
Electric Piano*, Pianola Pianoa and
Organs. Wo also have some bargains
in slightly used Organs w hlch have l»een
taken in exchange for Piano*. Call and
see ua at the City Drug Store and yon
will see that we have the right goods
at the right prices.—Cos« Piano House.
Headquarters, Medford, Oregon.
Grand Alfalfa Ball.
The grandest time of the season is as
sured. A grand Alfalfa flail,
at
Houston's Opera House, Wednesday
evening, August 23. Given by the em
ployes of the Cantrall and Summers
ranches. The floor managers will tie
Tom Kinney, Elmar Smith and I’an
Lovelady. Music will be furnished by
50 I'ltir mens trousers, SH to 42 waist.
the Eord family. Tickets |1.00.
Rrgttlar value »2 50 to »4—Special for
Saturday |Lf»O K. K. K, Store.
All service« as usual at the Presby
terian church next Sunday. Infinite
announcement concerning the picnic
w ill be made on Sunday.
Just arrived, another ahipment oi the
Silverware, cut glass, clocks, novel-
Ctlebralcd i’ackardAbow at tbe Boatun ties, etc. Thu ducat line in Klamath
' Shoe Store.
•
Couutv. L. Aha Lewis,
New line of Modern Woodmen and
Knights of I'ythum emblem pina A
charms at Winters Jowlery Store.
\
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A-----
2Í WALKOVER
*f.
If you want style
combined with iwearing qualities
---- BUY
A-----
WALKOVER
&C
All the Latest Styles in Black Tait
Angeles $2.50 Shoes for the Eadie-
New and com-
Fancy China
crockery and
plete lines of tin
glassware
and graniteware
Fruit Jikv« nnd Stone Crocks
K K K STORE
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ivagon
ffeififlxt
lo riel sb
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of
St
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Hlrthop
*
« i “The Maiden and the Man"
Said the Mairlrn
Maiden tn
to thr
the M.in.
Man,
“IT
disclose to you a plan
How to wm my hand and heart:—
Just shake those clothes—they're sham«
Get the kind that's made by 'Lamms'
And as one we’ll then depart-
He did as she commanded
And when coming back thus "BRAND -ed
He was greeted with sweet laughter:
She said— “Much to me you're worth
Ootlied with THE BEST ON EARTH"
And they lived happy ever after.
Every man who seeks to clothe himself with the
satisfactory kind of made-to measure apparel should
follow the maiden’s injunction
The "LUMIIM” kind from “Start to Finish”
mako* good Its labol ”THE BEST ON EARTH”
That means material, trimming, workmanship and fit; and they’re mide strictly
for you —not for the other fellow. They’re money saving clothes became of
their lasting qualities.
Never get out of shape and always have a smart a-d
natty appearance Price« are right, too. “Seeing is believing’’ and if you
haven't ordered your Spring attire yet. put us to the test by calling at
“THE BEST OH EARTH” CLOTHES SHOP
You'll find there a large and superb line of Spring and Summer materials to select
from and courteous treatment—buy or no buy.
IT'S WORTH LOOKING INTO.
ASK
TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS
for tlie
NBXT SIXtfY fiAYS
will give extra bargains in all lines of
Clothing, Dry and Fancy Goods,
Hosery, as well as Groceries,
Hardware, Paints, Wall Paper
for
Lyamm £: Company
Tailor Made Best on Earth Clothing