Klamath republican., September 14, 1905, Image 4

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LOCALS.
Order in tiachoat.
Perfumery st Chitwoods.
A salouu license lias l>oen granted to
Flail Flwckus vl Dairy.
Try s bowl of Chili I.’ ju Carn» at the
Central.
Millinery opening Thursday »nd Fri-
day at the Novelty Store.
J. R. Elliott of Klaiualh Agency WM
a visitor in the city Tueaday.
Get a bum cigar? Not nt the City Drug
Store.
$000.00 In Premiums For
. Fall Fair.
fa the Ctreuit Ceort of ihs state ot Orecou lor
the I'euuty ot Klsmsth.
The Stat» ot Oregoa, Flalntl*. vs. E R
ru-smee. a< sdnilulsuamr ol the eitaiv oil
Joseph l*vni>i|t. (teecsM->t. Ueoi»« Cha-ia.n
1.1VE STOCK-DR A FT HORSES.
a« l ounly Ch-rk ot Klaiualh I'oaniy, Ore­
• VAUIOVH.
gon, a 1.U all other persoas --iaimlus m be
heirs ot Jc>e)h Rve.iilg. deceased. Delco,!- Clms I.—Three year old »nd over »N.00
I
1 ntr. Order la Kachi al PrecsediBga.
10.IM
An Inlerirailtwi Marlas been duly Sled la Clan 2.—Two year old ...............
5.00
thia Court In the above enttiled aetioa. by W Class 3.—One year old.
J. Mocre. District Attorney for the Second
M Mil *.
Prosecuting District of Oregon, and It. W Clas" 4,— Bvet mare and lucking
Kivx-e a» >i«cial and additional Coumel lor
colt
.......................................... 10 00
said Slate, aud It appearing ironi aucli lu-
(100
Class
5.
—
Best
two year old
lorniai'.on that the auui ot |ue *u. lawful mon­
(,
ey ot the I'ultcd Slate«, now In the cu-tody Class 0.—Best one vear old
and poascaaion ot Detenjaui George Cna-uaiti.
HOUSES OF ALL WORK.
as County clerk ol Klamath County. Oregon,
STALL fOX*.
has for reaaona >«t forth lu Mid taloeaMllon
Mrs. Emma Wing of Ashland, was in
fl.« city the Cist of the week on business
See the new up to-date hate and caps
just from Chicago at the Stilt» Company.
J. If. Rice, who lias leared the Pel­ erchentsd to the Stale ot Oregon, aud It turib- Class 7.— Best three year old and
..... ..
...............................................
ican Bsv laalge, was in the eity yester­ M i caring from rad tntoruiai.ou that one
over
.........................................
Joaeph Pennig. lau- ot Klamath County. Ore-
g.—.Brat two vear old
day.
gun. now deceased, was the last person law-
Malt «a.
Stationer y at Chitwoods.
tolly seised and |4s»essod thereof, an i that
Class 9.—Best mar« and sucking
or
about
the
<th
day
of
August.
ISSd,
Ibe
on
Steve Hoyt at-.d sister Mi»» Coia left
-aid Joseph Peunig dl-4 inualaie, In Klaiualh
colt ................... . .....................
last week for a visit to Sisson. Calif­ County. Oregon, tearing no heirs, widow, or ;
Class 10—Best one year old. eith­
ornia.
Known kmdied tspable of Inheriting mid
er sex .... ..............................
All kinds of face creams at Chitwoods. sum ol money; aud lhat on the Wth day of'
JACKS.
August, ISWh the Deteiidaiil t R. Kearnes was
W hitelake Fthrol Distiht No. 13 has duly appointed administrator of the estate of Class 11—Best three year old and
lieen ordered established by the County said Joie) h Pennlg. deceased and that said; | over ...............................................
estate was duiy aud completely administered
Commissioners.
Class 12—Rest two year oi l
upon, and said administrator duly relieved
Magazines at Chitwood*.
aud discharged from his trust as such admin­ Cl.*** 13—Best one year old ........
Wanted—Night operator, previous istrator by the order ol the County Court In Class 14—Best Jennet...............
and for Klamath County. Oregon
Thai ail
CATTLE.
experience not required. Apply at cen­ debts against the estate of Joseph Pennig. de­
fHORT DORN—IrVttltAkt «VLl*.
tral office. Midway T. A T. Co.
ceased, ha»e been fully satisfied aud paid,
aud all expenses of administration also fully Class 15—Best three year old and
Choice bo» bonbons at Mannings.
paid. That upon the settlement ot the final
over.....................................
George Whorton and family arrived account iu said estate there was found to be a Claws 16— Best two year old ....
from Portland last evening on their re­ balance oi flso.ao belonging to said estate, un­ ' Class 17—Best one year old..........
claimed aud unexpeuded, which said sum of
turn home to Lakeview.
rows.
money was by an order ot the County Court ot
Fit»» watch repairing. L. Alva Luwi*- Klamath County. Oregon, on low II the 5lh Class 18—Best three year old and
over................................................
A marriage license was if*tied Satur­ day of July. IsSS. deposited with the then
County Clerk ol said County, by raid defend
day Io Alfred Godfrey and Daisy New­ ant, K R. Reamea. as such aominislrator, and Class 19—Best two year old.........
man both of Klamath County.
eier since said glute has been lu the possession Class 20—Best one year old ........
ItEREFORDS—BVLLH.
Piano for Sale Cheap—Inquire of Mae ol such clerk and uow la in the possession aud
custody ol Defendant George Chastain, as “Class 21—Best three year old and
Worden.
2 wks
Couutv Clerk ol tald County, and by virtue of
over . .............................................
About 75 people enjoyed the excur­ and in aecordauce with the order ot the
Class
22—Best two year old
sion on the Winema Sunday to Odessa County Court heretofore mentioned, which
said order has never been levokad. and that Class 23—Best one year old
and the Lodge at Pelican Bay.
in consequence thereof said sum of flSO SO has
cuws.
Beautiful new rings. I.. Alva Lewis. escheated to the State of Oregon and said
Class 24—Best three year uld and
Stale
has
a
right
by
la«
to
said
money
and
ah
Dr. H. B. Hargns was reappointed
ever .............................................
thereof. Thai the defendant E. ft. Kearnes
county physician by tl.e County Court, has no right, title or Interest in or to said sum Class 2 >—Best two year old .
his bid being the lowest submitted.
of moucy or any part thereof. That defend, Class 26—Best one year old ....
Waterman Ideal Fo untain Pens at ant George Chastain has no right, title on in
jxnaxv— bills .
teresl in or to said sum of money or any pari
Chitwood*.
lhareof except a right to the possession and Class 27—Best three year old and
Mr*. W. A. Ma^singail, of Lakeview, custody thereof, under aud by virtue ot the 1 over...............................................
was in the eity yesterday on her return order ol the County Court ot Klamatu County. Class 28—Best two y ear old
Oregon, heretofore mentioned.
| Class 29—Best one year old ....
home from a visit to the Portland Fair.
It also appears from said Information that
cows.
Fresh Oysters a specialty at the Cen­ Ibe Gori-ruor of the Stale of Oregon directed I
the said District Attorney to file said Informs i Class 30—Best three year old ami
tral.
lion on behalf rf the state of Oregon, and that
over ................................. ...........
Joe. Coburn, wife and daughter, ar­ said Governor also appointed It. IV. Keesee '
Class 31 — Best two year old
rived in the city Tuesday from Portland Attorney at Law residing at Klamath FalU,’(
i Class 32—Best one year old..........
on their return to their home near Yai- Oregon, a-special and additional counsel lor I
SWINE.
the State of Oregon in the premises.
ax.
New Nicklemint Peanut roaster at
Mannings.
Frack Bunting, ot the Bunting Stock
Farmin lake County, arrived in the
eity Tuesday from Portland on his way
home.
For a quick sale list your projiertv
w ith Burn» A Horning.
Mr. and Mr«. Rex. E. Botd and
daughter, Miss Milard, left last week
f.,r Portland, where Miss Bord will at­
tend school this winter.
35 cent» lor l'reth eggs at the Central.
E. E. Sherwood passed through the
eity Saturday from Klamath marsh
with 100 head ot beef cattle which he
wa* driving to Montague.
Choice liquors at the Bank Exchange-
for particular people.
Mason A Slough report the following
sale: W. P. McMillan and others to
dlice A. Applegate, lots 8 and 9 in block
41 first additon for *300.
'lanning cariies a fine line of station­
ery.
Dr. A. O. Vogel and wife and R. M.
Welsh, who have been at Odessa for the
past two weeks, came down on the
steamer Tuesday and left for .their home
at Loa Angeles.
Rose Ctccm for chaps aud sunburns.
—City Drug Store.
J. W. Howard, the cattle man, ar­
rived here the first of the week from his
K ranch nesr Prineville. Mr. How­
ard say* be will only feed about 200 head
oi cattle this season,
Fine watch repairing. L. Alva Lewis.
John Sellars came down from the
Klamath march Sunday with 80 head of
‘■eel cattle which he is taking to Mon­
tague to be »hipped to the San Fran­
cisco Meat Company.
Call and try our Chocolate Bonbon*—
Also Cigars.—Best in town.—City Drug
Store.
A little over 0000 acres under the low­
er project still remain* unsigned and of
this Mr. Kern* owns about one-half.
The Lower projoct covers 108,742 acres.
Said information a!so conta'.ns a demand for ! Ciass 33—Best boar oi any age or
judgment in favor of the State of Oregon, to
breed...............................................
the effect that It be adjudged by the Court
Class 34—Best sow of any kind or
that said State has a right by law to al. oj
breed...............................................
-aid sum of glsij.W) aud is ihe owner and en­
Class 35—Best sow and litter
titled to the poaasaalon thereof.
It !s thnefire ordered that ail persons Inter
POULTRY.
ested or claiming to be interested in Ihe estate Class 36—Best trio — Plymouth
of said Joseph Pennig, deceased, appear and
I Rock..........
show cause, it any they have, within six
weeks from the first publication ot this order, Class 37—Best trio Huff Cochin.
why the title, ow nership and right oi posses.' Class 38—Best trio, Brown Leg-
»ion to the above described glSOSU. lawful i
horn..............
money of the Culled States, should not lest in *
Class 3»—Best tria, Bronze Tur-,
the State oi Oregon.
keys .
I'. is further ordered that this order be pub­
lished for -lx conser utive weeks from the date | Class 40—Best tlio Tin keys, any
thereof, in a neasp aper of general circulation,
other breed.................................
published In Klamath County. Oregon, the
ve etabli
first publication thereof to be made Septem­
( Class 41—Pest half bushel Red
ber path, MS5.
Done In open < ourl this 12th day ot Septem
Potatoes ...................... ?...............
her, A D INK -
j Class 42—Best half bushel White
By the Court, HENRY L. BESSON, Jcncg.
<;
>.
Potatoes.........................................
j Class 43—Best half bushel pota­
toes, any variety.........................
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Class 44—Best three cabbage, any
Klamath County.
i variety............................................
Elvira Greve*, Plaintiff,
i Suit in Equity
: Class 45—Best three Hubbard
vs.
>
for
Joreph Greves, Defendant.)
Divorce.
, squash.............................................
To Joseph Greves, the above named defend­
' Class 46—Best squash, any vari-
ant :
ety ...................... •........................
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are I
hereby required to appear and answer the cum- I Class 47—Beet half bushel Man­
j laint filed against you in the above entitled
gel Wtirzel beets...........
........
Court, on or before ihe 26th day of October,
Class 43—Best half bushel sugar
1905, the time prescribed in the order fop pub­
beets.......................................
lication, the first publication hereof being on
the 14th day of September, 1905, and If you fail Class 49—Best half bushel tur-
so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff
nips, any variety..................
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed ! Claes 50—Largest and best
elis­
for in the complaint: For a decree dissolving
play of vegetables by any one
the bonds of matrimony existing between
person.....................................
plaintiff and defendant, an 1 for such further 1
relief as to the Court may seem jubt and
FRUITS.
equitable.
1 Cla«s 51—Be»t ten pounds peach­
This summons Is served by publicalioa In
es, any variety..........................
the K lamath R epublican , by order oi Hon. H
L. Benson. Judge of said Court, dated Septem­ Class 52—Best ten pounds apples,
ber 14. 1‘>A requiring this summons to be
any variety...................................
published once a week for six consecutive i Class 53—Best 20 pounds, four
weeks.
.F. H. MILLS 4 A. L. LEAVITT,
varieties.........................................
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
I Class 54—Best ten pounds pears,
Vent Snelling, of Lakeview, arrived
any variety....................................
in the city Friday from Portland. He Class 55—Best ten pounds plums,
remained over Sunday and took a trip
any variety...................................
to Pelican Bay on the steamer Winema. I
GRAIN.
He returned home Monday morning.
Class 56—Best variety of wheat,
fifty pounds .................................
For diarraoea, dysentery, cholera
morbus or summer complaint, take Class 57—Best variety of oats,
fifty pounds...................................
Blackberry Cordial and Jamacia Ginger
Class 58—Best variety oi barley,
prepared at Chitwoods.
fifty pounds..................................
Class 59—Best sample timothy or
red top...........................................
SUMMONS.
Full and.
Complete Line
” - OF= - -
Well Made and Serviceable
SHOES
FOR -
Men and Women
L. F WILLITS
KCHmucb
pROjeec
BAN K
account
By fi. E. fiotaatt 1« “For California.
| aourev .»i aiippl». It >• fX|*<1«’<I th»t I1.»'
I"
ro> k of rough marble the sculp , i.\S|uir»tioii 50.1MG lines nun iiivuhwi by
tor saw an angel. His prmtiMi hand
1 I lie waler.« ol I'lllii lake, wliisli haa tin
chiseled away the imprisoning stone,
I aurfaev outlet, will '•<* icv'lainie'l.
, revealing to the world a figure ot beauty.
j rtiv oslnnate.l c iatoi fit« Rm lamation
Willi an equally pre-cient tie Ihe
SysU-tu ia ♦l.4Ul),lh'0 or nil avvingo foal
United States Rei-l.unation Service sees
'of fIS per act*, th«' sittsllosl ‘••»I lur
10A) tn the Klamath Blatenu of Southern lacruelany project lit«» Government I.a*
5.ÜÜ Oregon and Northern California, a laud I vet undertaken. Tim • ffiverninelif la
I of thousands of pro<q>erous (arm h flies,
I ien.il to a.lvertiae (or bi.l* t.»r the initial
and with cqiuil rkill the engineersot the
I work ami construction will ptobablj be-
10 00 -erviee will n*ve.il the agricultural pos­
gin tin* year«
sibilities of this uudevido|>ed region.
Dtervwill !«■ no pul.lie bin.I ttmler
Under
the
Klamath
Project,
the
util
5.DJ
I ihe project subject to entry lor aevvrnl
cial name of thia irrigation system I j !»•
■ wart. TI h ' Guvrrniuvnt h«»Mn»gN ait’
eonstructixl by the Government, lie 2's>
1 ptnet cully eontltted lotlie ».iter covered
000
serve
of
irrigable
land.
Ab>nt
115.
15 00
lake lainls and will n> t I»’ thrown o|*n
7.50 000 acres are in piivalo ownership and i to entry until lolly reclaimed and leudy
105,000
acres
are
guveriiiuent
lands
7.50
for cultivation. A» the Government
10.00 The public lands will lie subdivided into 1 will not sell a water right tn mmo than
tracts averaging 80 acres in extent, and ,
under the law tire private lands must I e 160 a> rea to noy one |K-rson, n eonaidsr
subdivided into farms not excelling ICO ' al.le acreage of the private holdlliga It
seres under one ownership. The avei 1 upon Hie uiiirket at price* ranging from
age size of all the (anna will prolrablv $10 Io |50 |«-r acre, depending upon Ihv
be less than 100 acres and the total num- amminl ol im|irovi-menta. »tat» ol cul
tier of farms and the immense timber ttvalion, quality ol soil mil nearness to
resource* of the country will easily market. For particular information
relative to Isnd the i flt' isl" of tbo Rec­
10.00 support a |>»pu!nlion ot 50,000 people.
7.50 j The Engineers ol the Service are not lamation Service rular inquirer* to the
secretary ot the Klamath Water Users'
5.00 here confronted w ith difficult engineer Aa.-o, titlt -n. K amath I alia, Oregon,
ing problems. The water supply is
The groning seuaoii, owing to the
tbiind.mt attd nature lias supplied the
high altitude ami ioii»«quetil frost, 1«
15 00 necessary reservoirs, The larger urrà
' ,-oliipaiattvi-ly »liort, but the soli ia very
7.50 of tire irrigable land, about 190 000 acre­
fertile and the gia«»es, giutut vi get ildca
5.00 will be supplied with water drawn from
Upper Klamath Lake situated in Klam Kiel the I aidlvr Imlt* are auci caafullv
i ath county. Oregon. This lake 1ms an (grown. Great areas ol utountaiti and
hill country stretch sway lu every til-
1
10.00 area of 50,000 acres, an average depth ot
rect:oii, nft .rding execilvnt outran»«,
,
about
eight
leet
and
an
elevation
of
4112
7.50
an I even under present eondi’t.m* »oti.e
5.00 1 feet. Dre lake receives the drainage el
an immense watershed. Its only outlet. 25,lXX) head of beef cattle are driven lu
| over a rim-rm k. is Link River, a slienin | market annually. KI ini ith rountt sella
which has a length of about one mile | eacli year to the ( inte l States army
1 and n lull in lhat distance of 5> feet, many horse« which bring from ll-’.’i lu
emptying into Lower Klamath latke fl X) cavil. Meets, grown ex p<-r niiv.-itall v
; This latter lake extends from Klaiualh show a higli percentage oi aug.tr. Teets
Falls, Oregon, to laiird. Siskiyou conn I show tl.e tuki soil to Im extremely rich
ty, California, a distance of 25 miles. and c*|M-cially af.iptcd to the growing ol
1 The depth ot water varies from one to, ' celery, asparagus, potatm's, and fo lder
' twelve feet and a heavy grow th < t tule- ( (or dairy an.mala.
Tho timber resources of tliu Klamath
inarks the greater area. The lake has
' an elevation of 4086 feet and an area < f region are enormous The estimates of
about 80.000 acre*. Except f-r a large1 exp'ert* n« to the pine aud red Hr forest*
drainage channel,which will pr.ibablv l <- tributary to Up|*-r K Inniatli lullr. range
5.00 ' navigable. lamer Klamath Lake will In- from 10 billion to 15 billion Let.
I
5.00 reclaimed by drainage and eva|K>rati- n * Th* climate i* healthful and attrac­
and subsequent irrigation. Its outlet tive. Many delightful nooks and
i at Keno into the Klamath river will be 1 corner*, forest-covere I mountains, ex
pan*ivc laki* sod crystalline, trout
5 00 'leeprned twelve feet by a rock cut.
The second reset voir is Clear latke, in stocked stream* tempt the city folk who
2.50
Mo Joe county, California, where a re take summer outings; and nut lite least
2.00 i straining dam must be construetod. The important ta the Ix-autiful auil myster
J outlet of the lake is la«st river which' toils Crater Lake— tie of the wonders I
3.00 Hows north through rich valley lands in of the West. Ihe »lint gun devotee,
j Oregon an I tjien turns south, emptying (Ind* n<>w ¡.ere such duck, geewe nn I
2.00 j after a Cours»' of 60 miles into Title swan shooting as these tu-niutain lakes
I Lake, situated partly in Oregon but afford.
chiefly in California. Clear Lake lias
The Klamath conntv is <>n<« of vaat
2.00 , an elevation of 4533 feet. Il* waters urnlevebqw' l resources of vast |*>aetbili-
I will be utilized in irrigating about ties. With the construction t.l tint gov
2.00 60.000 acres ot lanih in I-angell, Yonna ernineul irrigation system and tl.e ,
'and Poe Valleys. Ix>»t River, up. n building of railroads to carry the pro I
2.00 1 leaving Poe Valley, debouches upon the ' dneta to market, both srl.ievcminta it
Klaoiath Plateau and from this point tl.e imm.-.. .tie itiltire, gulden op;»>rtun
2.00 1 ita waters w ill be diverted, through a itte* lor the farmer, tl.e stock man, the
¡drainage channel, into the Klamath nianufacittrer and the business n.an I
2.00 1 river, thus depriving Title Lake of it* will present themselves.
For Sale—A full equipped soda water ■
1.00
plant nt a bargain. Call at the Repub-
lican office.
tf.
2 00
Rev. M. Goodheart, of Trinity Ep is- !
2.00 1 copal Church Ashland, Oregon, will J
1 hold religious services at the Methodist I
2.00 J Church Klamath Falls both morning I
' and eveping, Sept, 17th.
5.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.50
2.50
Reiglrs, Roger A Gallet, Spieliler’s,
Valiants and other high grade perfume
at City Drug Store.
The members of the Woman,» Chris
tain Temperence Union will hold their
regular meeting in the M. E. Church,
Friday Sept, 15, at 2:30 P. M. Hubject.
1» alcohol a safe or necessary ntodicine?
All arc cordially invited. Emma
Grigsby, Rec. Secretary.
All grade» of cigars at all price* at
Manning*.
Wnt. Carrol and wife of Roseburg, ar­
rived in the city Friday. Mr. Carrol i*
a metnl>crol the Him oi Carrol A Hikes,
and 1* here to do the plumbing for the
Klamath County High School Building
KLAMATH COUNTY BANK
Klamaih Falls. Oregon
Ca i.'al $50,000. Oigarized 1803
BUESING &.
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a 4-in-haikl. I’arties conveyed to all points in South­
ern Oregon an i
rt!i-rn < iln >rnn : ais > n favorite
camping, huntin..*, and fishing grounds.
A
Good quarters and best of care at
A ll!«,l€ k’A rics
WEAK«
Driving Teams are Specially Kept for the Public.
HEADQUARTERS FCR CITY DRAY
Walter Ai 1 1rplv, 1 >r*<»|>rlc*tor
BURNSS IIORNlNf
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
26,CG0 acres of the very best farm land in Kiainath
County, FOR SALE CHEAP.
Wil! sell in Ur-c
or small tracts to suit purchasers.
ble.
Terms reasona­
Also have some good residence property in
Klamath Falls at a bargain.
NOVELTY STORE
Correspondence Solicited.
Reference
Fall Opening of
First National Bank. Klamath Falls. Or.
MILLINERY
and-
4»
*
Dress Goods
Ihe largest line of
Millinery and Lady
Furnishing (¡nods in
the City. Hats, up
to date. Caps of the
latest styles. Fall
Underwear and Ho­
siery.
-
PI1OP S.
BENNETT,
YOU WILL HAVE TROUBLE
*
❖
If you don’t use i Bain or a Studebaker
When you buy a warnm get one that is uni­
versal! admired. The best mountain wagon
made.
We also are agents for the
4*
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GENUINE
SINGta
SEWING
MACHINES
Price <>t five drawer drop he .id .- iiigi-r, *40.
Other makes of hewing Machin.» |2A.
♦
♦
♦
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Jewelry of all kind*. L. Alva Lewis.
GEO. T BALDWIN.
2.50
C. L. Noel, contractor for the Klam­
4*
4*
4.
4«
4*
4k
4*
4* 4* 4*
ath Lake Mill A Lumber Company, is
2.50 now putting the finishing touches on the
A cash prize of fifty per cent of above new American House annex, and would
amounts will be given for second best be gla l to have people call and inspect
exhibits in all < i the above classes.
the work.
Cash prizes will also be given for ex-
My watch repair department cannot
George Al »son and »on Dean Mason,
hibits of special merit.
be excelled on the Coast. L. Alva Lewi*. (
of Lo» Angeles, and M, |{, Potter, of
DOMESTIC.
J. J. Kelliher, of the U. 8. Weather Pokegama, were In the city on a busi­
Class GO—All kinds fancy work,
Bureau at North Head, Washington, ha* ness
,
tiip the first of the week. Mr.
preserved fruits, jellies, etc....
been in the city the past week looking j Potter states that ho is shipping nearly
................................... ... Blue Ribbon
after his property and signing up the all of his factory and first grade lumber
land to the Water Users Association. to the Chicago market. He is eon to in-
Mr. Kelliher was a resident of Klamath 1 plating putting in a box factory to use
Fine Toilet Soap at Chitwood*.
County about 16 year* ago.
up his siirplu» supply of commons. 11«
Henry Conn, of Roseburg, «** in the
We fill any pre-cription* with prompt­ may also build a dry kiln in connection
city Saturday on bi* way to hi* ranch
ness and accuracy.—City Drug Store. | with Ills mill.
near Pine Grove.
The new Catholi: Church will not be , Figure with us for fall and winter
School supplies at Chitwoods.
dedicated for some time. Bishop C. J. .»hoes, clothing etc. etc. It will pay
4*
P. L. Fountain left Sunday morning
O’Riley, of Baker City, who arrived .you. K. K. K. Store.
K
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to visit hi* son, Glen, and to make ar­
here Friday for that purpose was taken I
rangements for his attending school this
1 A chicken dinner will be given every
sick and as he did not improve, he was
winter at Ashland.
Bnnjoe», Guitar*, Violin*, Accordeon»
Sunday at the Gem Restaurant for 25
< l.icken dinner Bunday at
taken to the railroad Tuesday morning
and Harmonicas at Chitwoods.
FOR RENT—SOO acre* oi farming and will go to the hospital for medical cent«.
f'rowu Toilet Croat» »1 1 *•**
land with or without seed, feed or farm­ treatment.
The Boston Store is ths place to
i 200 cords dry wood, mostly fir, lfldnch
If you wish a pair »• "hoe* W •
ing implement*.
L. D. Ward.
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length, at *2.00 per cord. Inquire of Al I monoy on your winter clothing.
wear, and comfort, call ••
Very sltractiv« line of shirt waists
Carlson at Moore Bro», saw mill. 26
Fine watch repairing. L. Alva Lewis. Hhoe Store.
H. V. Gate«, of Hillsboro, arrived in just. in. The Boston Store.
Choice liquors and cigars and select
the city Friday to look after the con­
Best Oyster cooks st the ( ,n^
After the summer* vacation, Mrs.
The Boston Store is sidling
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struction of ths new power plant and Anna A. Thomas left the first of the ( brands of wines at the Bank Exchange.
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double blrnkcts for h5 cents.
I or Sale—320 acres good farmin» '
flume for the Light h Water Company. week for Ashland, to meet her son Har-1 I Get your Prescription» filled at Chit­
Enquire about our prise growing con­ two miles duo West <>f K'*™*lh ’ ,
wood*.
Silverware, cut glass, clocks, novel­ old, who has been in Portland during 1
test. The Boston Store,
♦ 10 per acre. Also 26* •er*i .
ties, etc. The finest line in Klamath the fair. Both will resume their course
Private dinifig rooms for family use at
Cbmpletest lino of Fountain Byri ngrs home ranch at Kent', Orr»01’1 (
County. L- Alva Lewi*.
of studies at the State Normal Bqfiool, the Central.
Water Bottles, and Combination Syr- Enimitt.
Once tried al«»}* used. City Drug where they will remain during the win-
Chloride Lime, 16 cen'.g a can. at
Inge» und Water Bottles ever shown
Ro»» Cream for chap»
(Chit-oil*.
|ture CbocM«*»».
her* At City Drug Store.
, Off- Drug '-’are.
Stilts Co.
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