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Mtt.Ot In Premiums For Fall Fair. i Lakeside inn, M rs . M. M c M illan , Prop’r í 4 LIVESTOCK V Three year uLI slid over t'/l 00 Cl»»» I. 10.00 f I --- f 3 : f I > IJIUET MORSES. XTAI l.lOMM, < hie ) um r <»l«l........................ Cla»» M«MK». Ileat mare wild »tli'hlng »••»It f’laas ft ................... He»l two fear old < I m «« B. B«- b I one year old .%■*•*■*■■**%•%*%**%% (’la«« H. |0.(M> 6 U0 6 00 IIORHEH OF ALL WORK. —f 1 FTAI.I lOffB. ** J Cla»« 7. Ih-at three yeur old and V-4 over ......................................... SPECIAL RESORT’ FOR TOURISTS 6.IIU Ih-«t two yeur old I0.Ü0 5 oo MABMft- I'eat 111»»« and »Ix-king lnucii’s • END KLAMATH 10 oil er Bl | 5.00 J Al KB. FALLS Clw«« 11 — Jh-at three )exr old and llorMOH lH>ar<l<xl by th«* <lay, wook or month. over 15 (Ml < ’!«■« 12 Corrals for Teamsters. Free Camping Grounds and Wood. CHAS. D Ib-at one year old, eilh- 4'lu«« ID FEED AND SALE STABLE CAST H ( lu*« I L l('lu*«14 BUICK, PROPRIETOR. Hr«t two yeur <»l«l. 7.50 lU**t «trie \ cur obi 7.60 .. ih?«i Jennel 10.00 CATTLE. BH«»toT NORV-* DURHAM NULI.B. (’I m «« IS- IL-*t three year old and .... over ...................... . .. Class I*— Best tuo year old Country Produce taken In excbanac for Hoods 15.00 ... Cls.s 17 — lirai one year old THE EXCELSIOR 7.60 7.60 I owe. ITusa IH Best Ihne year old and over Class IM Groceries, Dry Goods, Best t«o year old. Clas» Jt>— ik-»t one vrat old Clothing, Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes. 16 <M> 7.30 5 (Ml FACT IN a complete and up to date line of {"»triplo 1. F. DAVIES. <;<»<»<!-< O/?EGON DAIRY. < ‘la«* 27— 10 IMI <»vrr CUa* 2*- I (•»«< 7 .AO la«« 2> I . H 5 IMI 11' voi: KIX’JOV f-.-t À GOOD CUP OF TEA lU-.i lit*«» I U mi t Try fi 1’fi o 1er i ix V of 10.00 TREE TEA 8 ounce package 12 ounce package lb ounce package F lutrn , ClaM SU—tkel I in >. Bronte Tur. key« Tm Lvi ». mir Clae* 40— I’ m * t Iti» | other brtw>| VE< Kill i ’la** 41 —• I’ h *« i Poteloee t’le«a 42— IHet 11 I a I ( I hi «I ic I W bile Potatnre taudit»! ■ Clewe 4.1-IU»«t I halt |*ota miv v arirty I ( *la*s 44-H«*«t i hm- i-.ilibaue, unv variety | ( Ins* 4.» - Hr*l *<|iin*h Willits and The Brick St ore I li rie II U bl ut • «I ... I ’I m *B 4’»—lri’rt *'| m*h, utiy V.lfl- rty ( la** 47— !»••*( hall liUwhrl Man- gel W in gel lu-et * TH0R0UGH3RED STALLION ( la»« 4N —He*t liitll Lifehcl miX ,r iaead* PILOT (Iq«.|i4i4—I'ri-* I tur- hall i.ip*, ativ variety Class »0—l.«rg«»at Will make the season at Btiesinjz Benin* •’*> Stables in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Will ! h * here r ¡r '.. i \ k and Su't- dav* and balance of the time will be .it the ranch. Terms—fio to insure and payable u hen mare proves to T. F. J. I . S hort to be with foal. pl«iv «»I p«-r»«»n Limited to »lx quail In one da y or twelve In one week. I'nlawful to hunt without license- A license must I m - obtained from the county clerk and carried with party while hunting. Resident fee for Ll- cen»c •!. non-resident VIO. i Trout Clo»e<l during months of Novemtier. December. January Feb ruary and March. Cnlswful to keep trout leas than five Inches in length. Night ffahlng prohibited. Limit 125 in one day. CONTEST NOTICE. 5.0) trio — riv mouth i: n k I < ‘la*g 37 — Brat trio Huff (’«a iuti.. ' Cl«** 3H— Beat trio, Hruwii lx-g- For sale in Klamath Falls only by • I Spotted Eawn <’l<*»-i| at all tlinM. Buck Iw-or, M'«*'’. Mountrtn Rlwep (»xci-pt In tin-(’iiiint l<-» iif Grant. Hat ru-y. Mallu-itr and Bak»r> f.’liA«<i ftxtn Novemlwr I »if ea»-lt y» -it t»i Vutf. 15 uf th* fnllnwItiK j»*r. FVmtlle Itaer «.'Imatd front Novena- le-r 1 of <-a«-h year to N»-pt. 15 »if tin- following year. Nkglit hunting *n«l uv of d mt Iti hunting ln-er, or Mi»»«- are prohibited within tin- Htat<- at all lime». Limit Five ln-er In any one open M-aaon. Elk <’I o < m -»1 until Kept. 15, 1007. tlieu floacil In-tween Oct. 15 of »-.»ch y ar and Sept. 15 of the following year. Limit One Elk during each open neaMin. It 1» unlawful to well or have In p»«- acaklun for aale, any elk meal al any time. It 1» unlawful at any tlm<- to hunt, puntue, take, kill, Injure, deatrov or have In poa»e<utlon any Deer, Elk, Miew. Mountain Sheep or Spotted Fawn, fur the purpi«>- of obtaining the akin, hide, iiorna, ham» or other tli-aii of »uch animal», f >r the pur,»iK<- of aale, barter, exrhang»! or trade, except upon p-rtniaaion from the State Game or Forestry Warden. Silver Grey Squirrel—(_'lo*ed from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1 of each year. Duck», Gee«e, Hwan~C’l«»ed betw»fcn the firat day of February an»l the firat day of September. Limited to 50 in one week. Water Rail and Fpland Plover — CloNed between the tirat d,y of Janu ary and the tirat day of August. Pheasant — East of the Cascade Mountain —Closed at all aeaaona. Sage Hen, »age cnck. grouse, or na tive pheasant- Closed between the llrst day oi I>ecemt>er and tbe fifteenth day of Auguat of the following year. (Juill-Closisi except between the aecond Saturday and the third Tues day of the month of September. ..................... .. i rofl.TKY. ( la«« 3«V— Heat 25 cents 30 cents 50 cents bO cents Deer Seaton Opent on Augutt 16 wuetelde«« by any t ne 1 ( *lu«.* 35— n.-,t ««iw und litter 1 SAME LAWS. i In th* < Ircuit < ourt of th« Nixie of Oregon for th« < ounly of K lamath. Th« Ntaie of <>rvg«Ml Plaintiff v« P R l<*ainra. a< a<lnitnl»irator of th« *•»«(* of Joseph P«nnix. '1 p < < •»*«!. <i«org« < hitwiklh • • < ouniy Clerk of Klamath < uuttty, Ore gon end all other per*ons rlallnlnff t*f )-•• heir« ol Ji>*4-|h ps-nnlg. de<«*ae««1. Defend* » ••«*. Order In BM.*h»al Proreed I tin» A n I nforriiBi ion Lev lug been «Inly filed In thle • ourt in th** etiove entitled action, by W ’ Moore, Dlairiet Altarney fur th»- Ik-« ond DroM-« ijting Dfeirlet of Oregon, and If w K«-»*«-p m epevlal and addltlotial L quumt I for »aid Wtate. and It appearing from *urli In formation that th* *mn ol lieu mu , lawful mon ey ol the United atate«, now in Ibe eualod) and |M>P*r«»t«in of lHrl*n«lant <*«Ofgp < / ib « i « iii . • • ( ounty t ierk of Klamath County, Oregon, lie* fur r« a»4»ha eel forth In «aid information r»< b« at* <l in th»- Mlat« uf Or» gon. and It forth ft appearing from «aid Inlunaatiou that one Joacpb I'mnI m late of K lamath County, Ore gon. now deceaaed, wa* the last peraun law fully erlMd and poaMruMu) lheroof, and that on or about tbe 7tb day uf Auguat, iea.'.. the »aid Joacpli Penulg dl«d inteaiat«, in Kiamatb County, Oregon, leaving no beira. widow, o known klU'lted lapabie uf Ihbrritlng »aid auru <>t money, and that on tbe Uth day uf August, PM£. lb« Deieudaut E K Mraiue« waa <iui) «| puiuis-tj administrator ol the ««fate of »aid JoM-ph >*«nnig. d«*<*«-aM-d an«1 that »aid ratal»- Ma«du.y and <-»»n>pl«t«-l jr ad mi mate rod u|»ou. and »aid admlufetralor duly relieve«] and dlacbarged Iruru bit truat aa auch a»lnnn Isuator by the urd«-r ol the County • ourl In and fur Kiautalb fount), Oregon That ail Lfebia «aa.nat the ealair of Juwpli Prnnig, de- evaeed, have beau lully aetlabrd and paid, and all expenaea of adiwlulairaoun ai-o lully paid. 1 h«l upon ibe aetikmrnt of the nuai account In aaid «elate there waa found to be a ba.am« ol fieu Xi belonging to »aid eat* r, uti- t iaimi<l and uur a pr tided, w hich aaid *uin of tiiuiir) waa by an order ol the < uumy Court of Klamath < uuuty. Oregon, on to wn tbe ¿lb «lay ol July, leva, depoaited wilb the then t uuiti) < .< f g ol *a.«l Count), by »aid defend am. K R Hearne«, ae aueb auruinlatraior, and ex er alm« aaid time baa been iu the poaaeaaiou of »in h clerk ami now i« lu tbe po*M.a«tun and « uatuU) of Ds-nndanl George Ciiaatain. aa < uuui) < lerk of aa.u < uum>, an«l b) virtue ol amt iu aeuordam*« with tbe order ol the County < uurt Leretoiurv mmoui*««], wbicn »ahi ur«ler baa never be» u ivvukcd. ami tb«< lu » on»»-quern v tm-rvol » j .U auiu ol |1* j tru ba* • m ’I ii «tr-i lu ll,e niatc ot Urrguu. and aa.d Miele na» a right b) law to aa.u u«uUe) aud alt Ibcteoi. That the deieudaut K. It K< amr ba* uo right, title or intoreat in or to »«id aum oi luouc) or ail) part thereof I hat «Jr It nd nut txrurgv < haataiu i.aa no right, ttile or lu. trr« at in or lu aa«d aum of money ur auv pan thvrrui except * ngut lu tint puMea*ioD ami iu»tody thereof, under ami b) tirtue of the order ol th« < ounty < ourt ot hlaruaiu Count) Oregon, kerctuiuie rueuifoued. it ai«»u app» ar« Iron, a*i«l Information that the Governor ui the Mate oi Orrguo ■In-ct <| ll.e »aid Diatru t Atiurnc) lu hie »aid lii loi UHF i.un ut> L h i.ail ol tbe mat« ol Otsgun. • ii<l thai •ai<l Governor al*»» appointed if. " kreare, Aliofitc) at l-a* reaiuiug al Kiauia.u Paua. Oregon a* special and additional counufi lor tur Biair ol Oregon th tlx pretnlava. Baid Iniurniatiun a»aoeoniaitia a demami lor judgment lu lavur ol the btaie ol Oregon, to l bet Beet that It l»e adjudged b) the t o<>rt <hat >a><l Blate t.a* a right bj >aw I«» al- uf aid Sum ol 41M> ‘A j and is luv »»truer and e.i • lil.ru to (he pu*ac*an>u tberrol. Il Is Ihrieiore «.rd. icd that all persons Inter (•nd or • ¿aiming io bt >uure»ird iu tbe e*tu oi MMdJuM-ph I'» nuig. u»«« a*«d, appeal and •H um cause, Il *U) ib«-) have, wiUiiu six week* iruiu Ike Oral publicai.on ol im»urd«-r, mu ) me t Hie, um iil - i ^riip and ngfcc ol MOU to I lie abutc dv <f .b«l ||au 9u. laaiui U4«<u« ) ol the l uilvd B,ai««, *nuu»J uot »«?*, iu in«- btaie of Ureguu. it i* iuiiuef nruered that ibis order be pub- Itsited (or consccutlvv w c«.ka truth Ibrdate ttirfeul, «n a ne»*|«per ul gcitvra. i h C u U i . uii , pub»i*h«*d tn K,amain «'uuuty. thv^uu, the hist publication lherwl tu be made- Meptetu- her a 4 iu , 1* k > I lit open Court thia 12th Ja> ui tieplem ber. A 0. ikbJ B) the Court, tfKN'HY L BKNSON. Jvuux United Hîate* Ijind Odle-. Lakeview, Ore* ton. A> xu»t *). *90.'i A sufficient contest affi •tax it hav n< bern died in this office by (êe«rfe H Mxrr«. eonteetant, against bume*tcad entrv No 3iv. made Ortober 1, 19W. lor £‘^5W«S. S W»4HW>. ai>dMW»<NW Src U, Tp » S R 9 E. W M by Wilbam Morrison, contestée, in which it is allege«) that the contevtgnt knows the prr»et»i condition ot the same, also that the >atd Wflllam Morrison Lae a holly aban doned said tract: that he ba* change! bis res idence from Klamath «‘ounty: that said tract 3.00 1« not am led upon and cultivated by «aid partv as le required by law. and that no valid settlement ha* or was ever made upon said ‘.’.(•I tract as required by law by the said William Morrison so«! that he ha* bern at*sent there from lor more thau six months since making o ik» said entry. that hi* ihM«uce thereirotn is not due to ht» employ ment In the army, navy or marine corp* of the United States, either a* a sailor, soldier or other officer in the marine marine corps or in any war in which the NOTH K K»K PUBLICATION Ih I ailment Of The ¡ntermr. Land Ofii.ee at United States mav have been engaged, and that hr ha* wholly abandoned said tract with l^kevlew on-gou. drpivtnb-r 12. 19UÄ. Notice I* t»cr«*b) given that ihr fuilowing- out any just caun» or excuse, said partir* are 2.0(1 oanied «eitler tiaa Bled notn-r of bis Im«-noun hereby uottfled to appear, respond and ofler to tnakr final proof in support of hi* claim, cv ’dtncr touching said allegation at iO o’clock . (*» aiin that M«i«l prtMVt will be inabe before Geo. a tn on October 14. !WA before Geo. Chastain. < i>B»lain, Cuutity Clerk al tola office at Klam- Co Clerk of K.ainath County. Oregon, and atu fall*. Oregon, on Nuveiuber I. «9u’» via- that final hearing will he held at 10 oclock (««■urite <f Thirlby, H K Nu. 3.9s, Tule Lake, a m.ontictnber 20, 1905. before the Register oreguu, fur the NK 4. Bee. 10, a 41 S . K U E and Receiver at the United States land office 2 00 W M in Lakeview. Oregon. The aaid contestant It«- name« tbe following witnesses to prove having, in a proper affidavit, filed Augu*t V>. 2.00 his cotilhiou* rrw.deuce ujou and eultivatiun iytV>. wet forth facts which show that atte. due ul ««id land, v le : diligence |*crM>nal service of this notice van William G« mm I, Jr.. Adam M W hite. Mary n<»t be made, it is hereby ordered aud direct 2.00 G« h *I. all «d Tub-Lak«* Oregon, and John Ham- ed that such notice be given by due and llluu, oi Kiaiualh Fall». Oreg«»n. proper publication. C. U Snider, Receiver. C. U. snider. Receiver. ».remi The Finosl Japan Drinking Tea. The Best the World Produces at any Price 6 ounce package iu of a n X kind or I »•* * I Order In Escheat end IxHt di«* • 2.0) 1 .(H) i Cia». A-»— II.-st ............... pounds, 2l) foui REAL BATATE 2.00 varieties Cla»« 54— Be»! ten pound. |x-ar», 2.00 any variety l 'H»» 55— Belt ten I» nimia plum», I have for sale at a bargain on easy terms, several choice lots in Norti Klamath Falls Ad dition, within three-fourths of a mile from the business portion of Klamath Falls, and one-half mile from Upper Klamath Lake. An ideal location for residences 2.00 any variety (.K AIN. tarici y of «heal. variety of out», R A 2.5u 2.50 above beginning JUNE iblh AND FURTHER NOTICE with OWn a Hom« Blue Ribbon UNTIL The Oregon Stage Company IN CONNECTION WITH Kiamatb take Railrsa i Company NOTE.—Arrangements have been complct«'«! ami Tickets w'll boon sale within a lew days to I’orllaml. San Fran- -isco and all Southern Paeitie points. They will likowise on sale from all Southern Pacilie points to Klamath Ttlla. ßtcuro neats und further information from . TIMHKK LAND. MT JUNK I. -NOTICE Mill I’UKI.K X ll«»N Unit "1 Riat« * I.am! Office. I.akvv irw, Oregon, AuK.l«. Ilkift Notice la hereby given that in enmpllaiire w Ifh the |»rnv‘*lon* ot the act of emigre** of June fl, 1N7R, entitled "An act for th«* *ala of »initier lands In the stair* o( Cal ifornia. Oregon. N<*va«la. and Wa* i Inr'oti Tor- rllor),’ a* «Mended 1« «11 the I'tihlic Land S.aiei by act of liign«t 4, DW, Emory I’l'imb. oi Klamath Fall* C »unty of Ktainallt. s ate of I Oregon, has mi* «lay tiled in thl* «»tfice hl* *w«»tn Staten rni No. *J9.W, fur lhe purchase of •he F ,>s,-'v K'*>T- « Nwt.HW’gMW«,. IU. T| J7 « Il IIS K W M. Mid will offar proof to *h«»w that th«- lain) sought is more valuable for it* timber or «tone (han for «griculturai purp«»N«*N. and to vstablliih hl* cl«im to -»aid lanu before Geo. T. Baldwin, Judge of Klaui-| ath C«iunly, Oregon, at hl* office h ( Klamalh ball«, Oregon, on Saturday, the 2Mth <’ay of October, 19oh lie nniuea «* wltne**e*: W. O. Smith, llarr) I’elll, Jack Logan, treble Joint* •Ion. all of Klamath Kalla, Oro. Any an<) nil peraona claiming adversely the above da acrlbrd land* are requested to file their claim a In ihla office ou or before «aid JHth day of Oct* R. I. HAMMOND, Agent, otir.i**, af . wsuoa, swimn ( • We keep the finest • lot of horses in the • < / * country. .-------------------- ------------- 1 < Í HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD I H. W. STRAW, Propriator > f City Meat Market! MEISS ARMAND i PROPRIETORS ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SA FT ( Í Ì AND SMOKED MEATS SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS » Í Fort Klamath Creamery Butter TALES THAT ABB TOLD. A grasp of the main facts. raiAer than facility of «xpression. charactw- Ises tbe following historical contribu tion from a schoolboy: “Henry the Eighth was brave, corpulent and cruel; he was frequently married to a widow; had an ulcer on his leg, and great da- «islon of character." This story is told of a nice old real* dent of Brookline, who recently ad- dressed a class of young women at an educational institution, and who ad- vised them to gj in for the active life. "Go out and dowsometlLng. be some thing," he exclaimed; “become fishers of men.” and he wondered why the audience tittered. Prof. Tait, of Edinburgh university, asked one of his students to define transparent, translucent and opaque. Tbe young man dealt with the query in thia way: "I cannot precisely de fine these terms, but I can indicate their meaning :n this way—the win dows of this classroom were once transparent, they are now translucent and If not cleaned very soon they will be opaque." Tbe answer gained full marks from the amused professor. James H O’Brien, the wealthy Cali fornia miner, was standing on tbe steps of a San Frar.cisco hotel, when a seedy citizen came and hailed him: "Hullo, Jim. How are ye?" Mr. O’Brien at first <*.1<1 not know the man. and. thinking he stranger was a pro fessional beggar, he said: "Who the dickens are you?" "You don’t know me. eh?" said the dilapidated party. “Say, Jim; I was quarts o' wine when you were pinta o' t-eer." The rich man I by this time had recognized a friend of former days, and a satisfactory in terview followed. The late Thomas L. Clark, bishop of Rhode Island, widely known as a wit and scholar, in his own home life in I Providence preferred the utmost sim plicity compatible with comfort. Hav ing on one occasion a distinguished English divine as a visitor, tbe latter was considerably impressed, not to say astonished, at the lack of ceremony ob served in the episcopal mansion, and upon retiring hesitatingly inquired if he should leave bis shoes outside his door. "Certainly. If you like," replied the bishop, with cordiality; ''nobody'll touch 'em." ll is quite a girted « p *» kt » eould give points to many men vher think they can make * good after-df • speech, and "Ouida" can ad 're. audience In three of four languages Perhaps no writer of magazln» fl' can equal the speed record made b> win Lefevre He produced IS.'XX) ware.« between Saturday and .Moni.a.. L’ * r ' ten In longhand, for Mr I^fevre . uae a typewriter. The mere r v».c labor of penciling out this eno — " quantity of copy would be no me», dertaklng in itself to many of the cr •, but Mr Lefevre is a newspaper m .1 the financial editor of a New Y rk ilsi'j and as such he does not consi<i -r . mere matter of 6.000 words a day 1 f worth boasting of. In England, it is said, competlt1^ • the trade la enhancing the pricer p - to authors of tbe first class. To set...- a book by a popular author nowaday*., is often necessary to make srrat menu with him not months but y. ■„ j before It Is written. There Is one w. '1 known writer who. It Is averted, filled up h(» programme of book» v the publishers who are to produce up to 1914. And It la one of the ria which publishers have to face th.-, - author’s powers may have diminish? 1 or bls popularity waned before tbe evrw tract is fulfilled. deceives no one so much as yourself Dr. L. Rosa Mlnoka Is a young In dian doctor, who, having won honors aa a graduate of the Women's Med ical college of Pennsylvania and served with credit as resident physi cian of the Women's hospital, of Philadelphia, nas now opened an of fice In the city. She is said to be not only a fine doctor but a handsome and Interesting young woman. It is said that there are now In France 80 women doctors. 30 of whom are In regular practice. Tbe way. un til within the last 25 years, has been made very difficult for women who de sired to practice medicine There la little chlvalric ieellng in the country, and open derision and Insulting re fusal to all applications for opportuni ties to study have been the rule, To- day there is a great revulsion of feel- Ing—or manner—and at present tbe woman doctor is encouraged and smiled upon—a pleasant changs. rX Cewis $ Clark Fair Rias furnished with er without drivers A Brown Taate. Cannibal Chief—Who was that I v.e last night for supper? Cannibal Chet—That was a Mr Brow your excellency. ’’Well, that accounts for It." "Accounts for what, your exce le- -y * ’Tbe Brown taste I bate tn my m'-'.t this morning.—Yonkers Statesn ar Vicarious Charity. After tbs Charity Dinner: Mugging That was a fine speech of Lord Jaw ku Juggins— Yea; It evsa aSecuu Stlu. Iman. Muggins—Go on! Juggins—Fact. And ha borrowed ha’f * crown from me to put in the p A ./ Soper Making More Boom. "So that’s the subway, is it?" aaked the Philadelphian. "That’s it.” replied tbe New Yorke. "But why do they want to pu. '10 cars underground?" "Oh. so there'll be more room on streets for ths automobile* "—Yonke.J Statesman. How ths Dye Worked. Clerk—That gentleman you Siad a Out of 15 applications for the poet bottle of hair dye to three wee) » n.-o of assistant medical offleer of the was here again to-day Bracebridge (Lincolnshire. Eng.) lu- I Chemist—Was be after another t •- natlc asylum. Miss Jessie B Hunter tie? was selected Miss Hunter has occu Clerk—No. air; he wanted to know pied the position at a private asylum If we kept wigs —Smith’s Weekly. In Lincolnshire since 1902. and has held the position of assistant house In the Suburb«. surgeon at Glasgow infirmary. She Is Mr» Yeaat—Nathan, the roof LG-’r- a M B. and C. B. of Glasgow uni tag. and there I. a stream of water c< u Ing In on my new carpet! ver«lty. Mr. Yeast—Wall. Martha, you k. Dr. Mary Stone, of Australia, sent i you’ve wanted running water It th a paper to the national women'« con- i grew urging the eutat lishment of house for some time!—Yonkers Sta - s- "epileptic colonies." In view of the mao. fact that the ranks of criminals are The Father’s Tune. continually an.1 materially reenforced "You fell Into tbe creak with you.- naw by children, weak-willed, moral and physical degenerates who are easily breeches on?" "Yes. pop. You »ee, I fell in so quick led Into vice, and she asks for tbe segregation of these unfortunates that I hadn't time to take them off." "A smart answer, my son. Sosuppc their kind may uot be multiplied Taking credit that belongs to others you take them off now."—Golden Da, *< C i *., .'ll — Brel ten |»iuilds peach- e», any vuriety V V WOMIX IX MEDICAL FIELD. I If I’ITS. Ci«»- 62— Bort teli )K>undr apple», any variety MAMMOTH STABLES You can do it much easier than the expense of paying rent and moving For further particulars, prices and t<’rnis. write, or call on me at inv residence—second house east of Klamath Hotel. GEORGE BIEHN Klamath Falls, Oregon ■\l Ml 'V V IV THE FIELD OF LBTTJM > ! • • . ■, > • Tbe old brick bouse 1n Cincinnati In which Thomas Buchanan Read wto I w "Sheridan’s Ride" is to b« torn down to make room for a factory, Several lady novelists are excellent speakers. Mme. Sarah Grand takes a I hieti nlenwla the Bat Mlsoblarle OCnu Efficiency. The candidat» I» pretty »ur« To »land tn wondrou» grac« It he work» a» hard to hol t It Aa he did to ret the plac«. —Waahlncton Star r ▲ TBA.GIC BOXAWOL •f " * f ! X r KNIT. ä Jé® EC HIT. •GIT I» Horrors of the Stockyards. The foreigner was Inspecting hog killing department. "Zey don't speak softly here." b ■aid. "but xay are *11 In favor <4 w plg stlak.’-Chicago Tritalo». lUa Hablad tiM Mil- 0Q't j** ba* >**•• e«a