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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1905)
Last Thureday afternoon as Henry All grades ot cigars at all prices at Parrish «»• coming down the lull on Mannings. Fust street near the Ankeny canal, Dr. 8. Heinenway came down from with a load ol hay, the wagon upset and Klamath Agency Friday. Mr. Parrish was buried under the hay WANTElk— At the Klamath Hotel, In attempting to jump bis toot caught Henry Dunean. <vi f^ngell Valley waa and lie (ell tai’, downward on the hard in the city Monday iu the interest of a g<xxl milch cow, for cash. O. Short and wife came in from their rocks In the road. When he «as res tfie I-an gel I Valley Telephone C oin )>any. cued from under the load ol hay it was Mr. Dunean stated that the wires are ranch at Spring Lobe Monday. all strung in Ijuigell Valley and as lari George Ixxtalvy atxl wife, of Fort found that he »ax tiadly cut about the (ace anil bruised about the Ixelv. T«*» as Gerbers in Horsefly valley. The Klamath, were in town last week. 'phones have been put in and the| Isaac Wright ami daughter, Mrs. teeth were broken out and several stockholders in this section now can Harry Cook, left Tuesday (or Gohl Hill. knocked loose am! Ills face »as lllcially use the same. Work will iwn com- 1 a mass of lik««l- His wounds «ere Childrens cloaks. "They are beautiea nience running the line into town and washed and dressed and he is now get- call and see them at the Boston Store. connecting with Sehallock 4 Daggett's ting along nicely. store. Poles are being erected and | O. P. Mishler, the Merrill creamery Phillips (ireeley wires strung from here to Griffiths on tnan, was in the city Saturday on busi Lost River. From there they will run ness. Miss ivy Greeley and Mr. llerlwrt through Poe valley and connect with > Judge H. I. Benson and Attorney J. the Dairy line at Bonanza. C. Rutenic returned this »wk Irjui Phillqis were untied m marriage nt the residence of the hrtde's uncle, Mr. Mens, womans and childrens shoes, l<akeview. the newest and best fall styles m all the Just received at the Krick Store. 3500 Edward Allen 011 l ost River. Thursday " ••"V. The cere- popular leathers, at the lowest prices, rolls of wall |>a|ier. Call and see us be. • evening, O?U*ln*r 10, 1V06 ( mony was performed bv Rev. J. B at the Boston Shoe Store. , lore buying. ' Griffith. The junior class at the University is Al Melhase and wife «ere down from Div bride is a txipulsr music teacher the largest tn the history of the institu Fort Klamath Monday aller a load ol j ol L>st River, who has only resided In tion and they met yesterday to elect supplies (or the winter. 1 Klamath county for the pa»t year, cum- officers for the college year. Harry I.. F. H. Cronemiller, of Fort Klamath 1 ing here from Stockbridge, W ne'onsln. Rafferty, president <>f the class last year, came dow n from Fort Klamath Satur I The groom is the eldest son ol Mr. I-.. S called the meeting. The officers elected day after a load of supplies. I Phillipa, a prominent rancher aud are; President. Ray Fountain, Klam J. C. Mitchell, the cattle buyer of Urge land owner on Lost River. ath Falls; Vice-President, "Terry” ' Gsselle, started 130 head of feeders for . The ceremony was a very pretty homo Beck. Dalles, Secretary. Miss Rothrock, California the first of the week. aflxir, only the relatives an I Intimate Pendleton; Treasurer, Don Stevenson, IHn Van Brimmer, of Merrill, »as in friends ol both families being present. Klamath Falls ; Editor, Eugene Stock- The voung couple were the recipient of well, Eugene; Sergeant-at-arms, Harry the city the first of the week after a haul nianv handsome and useful gilts. Fhev Raffety. There are about 65 members of luinlier for building pur|xx.ea will be at home to their many friends W. A. Wilson, F. A.CIuhine. Samuel enrolled in the class and a few more are expected in a few days.—Eugens Regis Wilson and Tom Otfield, of Merrill, were at the E. S. Phillips ranch alter Ikt obor 27. doing business in the city Saturday. ter. I {oUGHS LOCAL AND BUSINESS BRI EFS BEAT, sharp-cornered, i Soup Sale rasping coughs. Friday and Saturday At City Drug Store. Coughs that nearly tear New line of jnrelry at Winter». your throat in two. ; P. M. Griffith, of (Meaea, was in the Coughs that come from city Sundav. Wavne liaasett waa » Merrill visitor . r dow n in the stomach, in the city Saturday. rhe \ erv worst coughs are Perfumery at Chitwooda. "•’yd hv i E. B. Hall and wife were in the city I Monday from Whitelake. S. E. Phillip», of Liet River, waa in town Monday buying supplies. New line of ladies’ shirt waists Al So p .latable the smallest child The Novelty. can take it. So efficacious it J. C. Beach and daughter Mary, wert* visiting in the city Saturday. acts readily upon the most John Tipton, who owns a ranch near chronic coughs. j Olene, was in the eity Monday. i If you want a fine suit i f clothes at the lowest prices go to the Boston Store. A. D. Bartie, of McCloud, was regis GET IT AT THE tered at the I-akeside Inn Sunday. Bert Howell came down from Odesra Friday on his way to Grants Pass. Fins Toilet Soap at Chitwoods. I. . B. Applegate, of Swan Lake valley, waa a visitor at the Falla Uie first vt the week. Rev. J. B. Griffith will preach Sunday morning and evening in the Opera House. Get your Prescriptions filled nt Chit Mrs. J. E. Sackville. Alvina S. Merri- We are showing the finest line of wood». In Memoriam. WHEREAS. It has plowed Divine George Denton, deputy sheriff oi Wood Ijidies Cloaks ever brought to Southern then and R. A. Lute, of Sisson, arrived Providence to remove from our midst river valley, was in town Eri Jay on Oregon. Prices less than city prices. here last evening on liml>er business. The Brick Store Company. There have been from 25 to 30 team« John Weeley llamakar. the Vise-Preei at | business. In our list of new buildings and im going through town daily the past week dent ol this Chamlwr. therefore he it J. C. Mitchell, the cattle buyer of provements last week we failed to men with grain for Martin Bros, flour mill. RESDI.VED. That in the death of I i Gazelle, ha» been in the county the tion the Klamath Falls Light 4 Water The Woman's Club of Klamath Falls Vice President llamakar. the Klamath i past week. Company, who are expending fiS5,W0 will meet at the residence of Mrs. G. W. Chamber ol Commerce has I.»st one of Repairing a speciality at Winters. in a new power plant, and «15,000 Maxton, tomorrow evening. Oct. 27 at its most prominent aud progressive Col. C. A. Cogswell arrived from which will be expended by Moore Bros, members, a man who was always will Lakeview Sunday on his return home in their new saw mill plant and equip- ' 7 dfO p. m. New Stock of Millin ing to do more than his share of work O. B. Gates, manager of the Electric to Portland. ment. There were also a number of Light and Telephone Companies, re for the upbuilding of our City andCoun- ery and Caps, up-to- A. Tenbrook arrived Monday from minor improvements which were made turned last evening from a visit to Hills ty; a member whose wise and conser Coos Ray. He will remain in Klamath during the spring. These would add vative counsel «ill be missed by this date Silks and Laces . county boro, Oregon. Shis winter. fully «50.000 to tiie total. Chamber; one who took an intenxe in Die brick work on the Worden build terest in, and was far sighted enough to All kinds of face creams at Chitwoods. Dress Goods, Kid and For diarrnoea, dysentery, cholera ing next to the City Drug Store is now Howard Cunningham and wife came morbus or summer complaint, take completed, and the carjienters are at appreciate the imporUtncv of govern Golf Gloves, Sweat uient irrigation for this section. down from Fort Klamath Monday to Blackberry Cordial and Jamacia Ginger work on the interior. RESOLVED, That a copy of these prepared at Chitwoods. visit with friends in the city. ers, Woolen Under Dan Ryan, the merchant of Fort resolutious I«* placed on the minutes ol Cleanliness is suppose«! to be next to ' School supplies at Chitwoods. Klamath, and wife arrived in the city this meeting, a copy be sent to the wear. ‘ Mr. A. Brauer, of Portland, is fn the godliness. Call and examine the sur- 1 ■ Friday. They spent several days visit- reaved widow and children ol the city this week doing a little missionary roundings and work turned out by the . ing friends in the city. ceased, and one copy to each ol bteam Laundry. ’ work for the Foresters Lodge. The steamer Klamath started Mondav County newspapers lur publication. Hon. R. A. Eminitt and wife were in Virgil Yaden, who recently returned on its regular tri-weekly trips to Lairds I 1 Klamath Falls. Ore. Oct. S3,IIKU. from Kentucky, has accepted a position the city from Keno Monday. .Mr. landing to connect with the stage from Respectfully submitted 1 Emmitt lias recently returned from the with the Brick Store Company. the McCloud River Railroad. J. Scott Taylor. ' Portland Fair and says that it is to be Alex Martin Jr. Choice liquors at the Bank Exchange Mr. and Mrs. J. V Honston, and Mr. regretted that Klamath county did not J. W. Siemens. for particular people. the’Fair', Mr" »• A- Houston, and son Will. have an exhibit i_____ __ at ____ . . as they I Committee. Thomas Vaughn of Fort Klamath was could have easily taken first prize on returned Saturday evening from Port land where they attended the Fair. in the city Monday making application ’ oats, barley, [xjtatoes and cabbage. Resolutions. for final proof on his homestead. E. It. Hanan, the cattle man, camo ' Indies are specially invited to call Whereas. It baa Iwn the will of the Choice box bonbons at Mannings. and examine the machinery and work down from Fort Klamath Mondav. He Almighty God to take from our malat leaves thia week for Roseburg where he Col. C. A. Cogswell returned from turned out by the Klamath Falls Steam will join hia family and spend the win- Our tieloved friend and brother, we bow lekeview Sunday. He left Tuetday | I^undiy. to his decree, believing ho knoweth beet | ter. ' morning for his home in Portland. ’ Wax-rin—Ten voting people of either I aho doe th all tilinga «vil. Presbyterian Church—Sunday sc hool Crown Toilet Cream at Chitwoods. mx to take up the study of the claronet WF ARE AKE RESOLVED, RE m H-VED. that in the WE ? PHONE 106 Kobt. Connor and James Dixon came or saxaphone. Instruments will be at 10 a. m Sermon at 11 bv Rev. If. A. death ol our brother, J. W. llaniakitr, down from Fort Klamath Sunday with furnished at wholesale price »nd lessons Snyder. Christian Endeavor service at LinkvilleIxxlgeNo.no, A. O. I'. W. will be without charge, on condition 6:45 p. m. There will be no sermon in has met with a sei loue loes in that lie a hunch of cattle for E. R. Hanan. that the pupil donate his or her services the evening. j WM Bn ar)|ent worker and a true Inend PAINTING Magazines at Chitwoods. to the band when proflcient. B. St. Geo. Bishop, the furniture man, and brother; The city has lost one ol A special sale of ladies skirts, 10 doz PAPERHANGING AND LINiNG en to select from. 10 Ivan Daniel, Director. han secured the services of Mr. Earl her l>eat cilixenn and the family a de- I* per cent of! on ' . Store ~ -------- | The Steam Laundry will make Whillock, recently with J. P. Finley, I Voted husband and father, Saturday. The Brick Company. ' special rates for family work, wash« the leading Portland undertaker. Mr.! "E AKE FVRTUER RESOLVED, Go to Mannings for a new pipe. Ing and starching without Irooing. Bishop has a complete line ol under that thin Lodge offer to the family ol John Matney came np from Lost Superintendent Horace G. Wilson and taking supplies and coffins at the rail- ; our deceased brother our Hunt sincere River the first of the week with a load W. A. Barclay, of Klamath Agency, road, which will soon lie in stock. He coudolence; that these resolutions In AND QUICK of chickens and potatoes for the market. were in the city Thursday to meet A. W. is equipping one section of his building spread on the minutes of the l.xlge and New Souvenir spoons. L. Alva Lewis. Tinker, inspector ot Indian affairs from for thin business and the same will tie a copy lie sent to the bereaved family I 15 six-horse teams arrived in town Washington D. C., who arrived here to managed by Mr. Finley, who is an ex- ' »nd to each of the local )>apers. H. St. Geo. Bishop. Monday from the railroad loaded with visit the Klamath Indian Reservation, pert and fully capable of embalming | Alex Martin, J’. freight for the Klamath Falls mer- The )>arty left for the Agency Saturday bodies and taking full charged funerals. ' J. W. Siemens. PHONE, MAIN 35 chants. Chloride Lime, 1.5 cents a can, at ' morning. ('»limi i It re. Legal Blanks at Chitwoods. The Klamath Falls Steam Laundry Chitwood». DeCHAIN & WALKUP Lou*» Brannon, Joe. Vose and Brick wants everybody's washing. It needs Morgan, arrived here Friday from Fort it. It wants yours. Phone, Main 331 4 4 4 4 4 4 Notice— Important. Klamath with a band of cattle for J. E. ’ The members of the Womans’ Chris- 4 * Pelton. ! tain Temperance Union will hold their I>o you want to u;ot 4 4 New Nicklemint Peanut roaster at regular meeting Friday, October 27th, I will make my annnal delivery of 4 4 i *t 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. North. trees and plants at Klamath Falls, Or., Mannings. We are overstocked with ladies waists I A ful* »tWndance of the members is 4 >” ' -«day, October 26. All alio have Shot, Powder. Guns, Etc? Do you want to got a 4 Ui V» _,ed from me are requested to meet arid shirt waist suits. You can get a I called for. All are cordially invited. Secretary. me promptly on that day. Will have a bargain by calling early. The Brick 4 nice Bed-room Suit or a Heating Stove? Ever stop to think that candy tastes few extra tree« for Sjle. Delivery Store Company. 4 gr< unds at Ewanna House, opposite Laundry called for and delivered. good to that little wife? We think City 4 Drug Store candy will taste better. Court House. Will remain only one Phone, Main 331. You Will Make Money if You Get Them of 4 Don’t forget the date. J. 0. llamakar, Justice of the Peace C. W. Watson, who has been working 4 Respectfully yours, at Bunsnza, was in the city Tuesday, witli the V. S. G. 8. was visiting rela I R. D. Maplesden, 4 tives in the eity Sunday. He also took t and reports a rushing business in the Agent for the Oregon Nursery Co. 4 in the excursion on the steamer Klam Justice Court. 18 cases wxre filed this WHITELAKE CITY, OREGON week, moat of them lieing suite lirought —320 acres good farming land ath. 4 by Mr. Hurpold against a number of .wo rules due West of Klamath Falls at See the new op to-date hate and cape «10 per acre. Also 265 acres of my just from Chicago at theStiltsCompany. Indians who owe him for supplies. Reduced prices on I^wis A Clark hotni ranch at Keno, Oregon. R. A. Horace T. Jones, special agent for the Souvenir spoons, trays, pins, cups etc. . vinitt. tf government, arrived from Portland Sun- at Winters Jewelry Store. Friendly Puls—Just puff an M. D, I day and will spend some time in the ’T will require no more of our puffs vicinity of Merrill investigating home- | R. J. Siieete, of the firm of Sheets 4 Murphy, furniture and hardware dealers then 5c—City Drug Store, steads. of Whitelake, was in the city Tuesday. A new line of jewelry, watches, silver Treasurer’s Notice. Mr. Sheets states that the postoffice A new line of all standard makes of both ware, etc. L. Alva Lewis. was formally opened at Whitelake on movements and cases. Notice is hereby given that there are 8. M. Calkins, of Eugene, and C. A. Monday. School also commenced on e County Treasury for the Moore, of Baker City, came in on the tiie seine day. I positively will not be undersold by any 1 mption of all Klamath County war stage Tuesday evening from Lakeview The ladies of the Methodist church rants protested on and prior to June5th on their return home from attending I body. All I ask is a comparison of my will give a social in tiie church on Fri vtM>2. Interest on same will cease from Circuit Court. prices with others. day evening Oct. 27. This is designed a this date. Good second hand Organ for sale »ortof reception for the new minister at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Cbas. Horton. , and family. Come and get acquainted. .. day of October, r.*)5. The steamer Klamath will give an 1 Light refreshments will be served, I.. ALVA LEWIS, excursion to Keno Monday. The boat ,\]j persons who have books or maga- County Treasurer. will leave at 9 o clock in the forenoon zines, or both, to donate to the Public For Sale—A full equipped soda water and remain a few hours at Keno before Library, will please notify Miss Hauber plant at a bargain. Call at the Repub- the return. Round trip tickets, |1. where the same can be obtained, or ’ lean office. li. If you cannot And a cigar to suit you leave them at Chitwood's Drug Etore. try tiie "Bank Exchange.” Lewis 4 Peil have just finished a new $100 Reward. Work is progressing nicely on the stage coach for J. I.. Yadon of the West . wi’i pay the above reward for a .itch my repair department cannot new eity school building. The work ern Stage Company, which will lie used out perfect running order. L. Alva men have now reached the second story this winter on the line between here snd it is stated that it will not be long and Lakeview. 1 -Vis. now before the stone work is completed. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pena at Art - iron ’innervili I« given every For a quick sale list your proparty Chitwoods. Timo , .,iu i,«-., Restaurant for 25 with Burns 4 Horning. LOST—On the road between Keno neats. Ira Hansen, of Pelican Bay, was in and Klamath Falls, a black hand i«g Choice liquors and cigars and select tiie city Saturday on his way to Merrill, containing a pair of gold rimmed spec - a ..<ia of wines at the Bank Exchange. where be goes to bay some young calves tacles and a locket. The locket is an to fsed during the winter. Me was ac old keepaake and is valued by th. own i.njoes, Guitars, Violins, Accordéons companied to Merrill by M, 0. Warner er. Finder will please leave at thia of- flee, | the piano tuner. ¡rod Harmonicas at Chitwoods. CLARK’S Syrup of White Pine So good it ought to cost more than «Oo City Drug Store. Q lene R anch Q lene O regon I RED POLLED CATTLE LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE SWINE MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEV5 B-P1.YM0UI H ROCK CHICKEN «O STYLES to select from The Brick Store Co's A few pure-bred bull calves by "SANDOW’ lor the next 15 days at Have one boar pig left at Turkey Toms at Cockrells Rl:X B. BORD rroiiclkt the Fine line of Fancy and Staple Ribbons wnuo11 I oìk I m of new ft« ml ft» re urrlvIi«tr «li»H a ftOVELTY STORE I Stilts Co. Pone Neat, Up=to-Date •JlVt US A CALL 4 4 4 I SHEETS & MURPHEY I r 3C44444444444*'-4444444444 t CROCKERY JLp —.1^ — * mAva BATH t —.0.^ mAm ^Am - W““n*wrv*r**T**T**V TTT'rr TUBS, SINKS, ETC ^4444444444444444444444 OSO. 4» HUKN W. The Hardware Oealer £ X 44*4444444 4» 4* 44 4*4*4* 4* 4*4» 4*44 * 4 4 4 YOU WILL HAVE TROUBLE 4 * * * * 44444444 If you don’t use a Bun <>r a Studebaker When you buy a wagon get one that is uni versali admired. The best mountain wagon made. We also are agents for the GENUINE SINGER SEWING machines Price ol five drawer drop head Kinger, «10. Other makes of hewing Machines «25. GEO. T. BALDWJN. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4 4* WATCHES * t L. ALVA LEWIS Full and • • • Complete Lin OF i Wen Made and Serviceable I SHOES t M FOR Men and Women L. F. WILLITS » «