Klamath republican., February 22, 1906, Image 4

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BRIEFS
N» l*wls the Jeweler.
Go to Mannings for ■ new pipe.
New gi»d* arriving at Winters'.
Fine watch repairing. I.. Alva I««is.
W. E. Spence came over from Ash-
hind Monday.
T O. Kinney left Tuesday morning
fi»r Portland and Seattle.
J. M. Batcheklor. e»f Lakeview, was
hi the city the first of the week.
J. B. C. Taylor was in the city from
Fort Klamath the first of the week.
Will some one move that the nomi­
nations for County Judge be closed?
Mrs E. Wing and daughter, Annie,
of Ashland, were registered at tlie lake­
side Inn Monday.
C. T. Oliver, the Liveryman is now
comfortably established in hie new
stables on the lake front.
Born—In Klamath Falls, th-egon, Sat­
urday. February 3, 1901, to Mr, and
Mrs. J. A. Jani me, a daughter.
Chas. Pattee. Manager of the I.oet
River Realty Compsuy of Bonanza, is
in the city to-day on business.
Visit the Novelty Store Millinery and
Dressmaking parlors.
Wm. I'hrm.-mw, one of the substan-
fial ranchers of Swan lake, was doing
business in the city yesterday.
New souvenir spoons of the High
School and Crater Lake at Winters’.
Mrs. Frank Adam* returned Saturday
from a visit to her brother, who lives in
the Wood river valley above Fort Klam-
nth.
George F. Holland, representing the time expire without m’lling. as ho la of lutrlook ot a luxurious sup|H>r, which
wag prepared by the lioato.-», Mr». Alt-
Western Historical Publishing Com- the opinion that he »old too cheap.
•any, af Spokane. Wttriiinglon, arrived
i. O. Ilainaker ««’ in Lorella last demon, later a hilarious party of
hi the city Tnemlay evening to deliver Saturday registering voters in that lo­ friends gave the newly married eouplea
the lllnstratsd History of Central Ore­ cality. He reports the pso|de all tn a sersnade, aud nil had a good tun» tin-
gon, published by his house. The (took ' good shape and to have wintered wall. til the sin.nlI hour* of the night.
contains 1UH7 pages and is devoted to The stock all looking tine and the peo­
Herbert Arant is one of the well
known young men el Klamath county,
the history of Wasco. Sherman, Gilliatu. I ple with plenty of hay.
ol sterling quality, and is the sou of
Wheeler, Crook, Lake and Klaiuath
Arthur T. Langell moved tohis home­
counties. It is profusely illustrated and
1 Frank Arant, superintendent of the
stead tills week to coinnienco farming,
contains biographies of the leading citi­
Crater Lake National Park, Mr. Emil
he having been in town for a short time
Flaekus is the youngest of the noted
zens of each county, who were foremost
to oehool his children. Art likes farm­
in making the early history of this in­ ing and no doubt will have quite au ex­ Flaekns faintly of Yoiina valley, ami is
| one ot the German stock that has made
land empire. Il contains many beauti­ perimental farm in the near future.
I the backbone of American citizenship.
ful Klamath county scenes, and those
We are glad to nqsut Earle White ss The ladies are of the pioneer family of
who have secured a copy will own a
in a greatly imp rove, 1 state, and hope to Pine Flat. AU are young people who
most valuable work.
see bint on the street in a few days.
Bring iu your repairing at Winters. Also that Miss Doria Goss is again in have l>oen raised in Klamath county,
I ami will continue their residence here.
We can repair meet any tiling.
her chair at the school and says she I Mr. Arant will reside on his ranch south
The Lakeside Inn Rar. C. Ross An­ feels as good as new. This leaves the
east of Klamath Falls, while Mr. Flaek­
derson for an Optimo cigar.
health of our town in g»>od sha|a* «gain, ns will live at Dairy for tho present.
A young lady visiting in town drop­ aud we are happy to say that we have
John Murphy, of Klamath Falls, was
ped into the Boston Store last Saturday the best climate, the best water and the
out
to Dairy a short time ago trying to
and said, "it is my desire to obtain a best people in Oregon.
buy a team of horses. He was over to
pair of circular elastic appendages capa­
Lewis Garber, the Lorella Stockman,
ble of being contracted and ex (landed was in town last Saturday, on the r<Mtd llank O'Brien’s place, but I am in­
by means of oscillating burnished steel to Merrill to look after his st,wk inter­ formed that he did not find any thing
to suit hint.
appliances, that sparkle like particles ests there.
Mrs. Anderson, of the Yonna Hotel,
of gold leaf set with Alaska diamonds
O. T. Mckendree arrived in town ' was over to see her daughter, Mrs.
and which are utilised for keeping in
Monday with a load ol sheep dip which Early Arant of Piae Grove, one day lust
position the habiliments of the lower
he was compelled to go to Lakeview for,
week.
extremities, which inate delicacy for­
as none is carried in our county. This
bids me to mention." "Archy" just
should I* looked after as there are sev­
had time to band out a pair of garters,
Blds for Water Works Bonds.
eral dipping vats here and considerable
Rid* tor the pure ha«« of water works bonds
and then fainted.
of the stuff used.
of the town of Merrill. Orv<on. fu the sum ol
F or S alk —On account of sickness I
February 20.
IkOOO. will I m received at the ottico of the
offer the Crescent Sash and Door Factory
Town Recorder at Merrill uni.I 2 o’clock p. m.
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March 1, 1A».
for sale. A fine outfit for a contractor.
The bonds will be in denominations of
Will take a timber claim or othet real
each, payable twenty jears after date or on
estate in exchange. Cali on or address
call by the Town after ten years. Interest at
BY ‘•OPTIMIST."
W. W. Pritchett, Klamath Falls, Or.
six per cent per annum payable semi annually
YONNA ZEPHYRS
The right to reject any or all blds is reserved
2-1-06
3. K. M a BTIX. Recorder.
25 per cent off on Ladies Skirts at the
"Sagebrush" was so busy last week
Frank Ankeny carries only fresh Brick Store.
playing pihocle that ho did not have
randies and confectionery.
Plumbing by Woodruff, Hum's Hard- (
New line of wall paper at the Paint
Store, opposite Court House.
The ladies of the M. E. Church will
give a social with a good program on
March 2nd.
Refreshments will be
eerved.
See the fine display of Indian Baskets
at the Novelty Store.
The Lakeside Inn Bar.
derson for good booze.
C. Ross An­
All services as usual at the Presbyteri­
an clmrcli next Sunday evening. New
mom tiers will lie receive»! at the even­
ing service. All made welcome.
Look in the windows at Winters’ anil
see those Ladies' dressing combs.
Have you seen those Ladies fancy
Taris toe blucher shoes? The latest
tiling, at the Boston Shoe Store.
T. M. Brown arrived in the city Mon­
day from Womlbnrn, Oregon, tn look
over the country. He left yesterdav
morning to visit his nephew, A. B.
Brown of Dairy.
Free Hot lunch served at the Rank
Exchange with drinks from 10 to 12
a. m. and 8 to 12 p. m.
F ob S al «—My property near post-
office on Main and Klamath streets.
Henry Janssen.
J. C. Mongold has commenced the
construction of a store building on his
property on Main street next to Hum’s
Hardware Store.
Part of the new-
building will be occupied by H. Boivin,
the plumber of Ashland.
Ntrncg TOR Ft’BIJCATlON.
time to send in many "Dotting*.”
ware Store.
5 wks.
IVp*rtuient of the Interior, Ian J Office at
The recent warm spell of weather has Lakeview. Oregon, February 6, 1MM.
Treasurer's Notice.
, melted the snow rapidly and the hill >
notice la hereby given that the following
uanied «elder ha« Il led notice of hit intention
sides are nearly bare.
to make dual proof In support ot hi« claim,
St Valentine’s day has come and gone and that «aid proof will be made before Geo.
Notice is hereby given that there are
and
quite
a
number
of
the
people
around
Chastain, Clerk of Klamath county, Oregon,
funds in the County Treasury for the
at his office at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on .'nd
redemption of all Klamath County Dairy have found out that their failings day of April. 1906. vis :
warrants protested on and prior to July are known to their neighbors, as they
Herbert L. Arant 11 K No.
for the r
21, 1902. Interest on same will cease received suitable valentines.
. SW 14 lots 3 and 4 Sec 1M Tp 39 S K 10 K H M
On Friday Rilev Woods was thrown | He names the following witnesses to prove
from this date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this from a bucking broncho. He intends to his continuous rtMiideuce upon aud cultivation
of said land, vis:
start for California soon with a band of
22nd dav of February, 1906.
W. F. Arant, John Shepard. Robt. Casey and
Charley Horton's cattle.
L. Alva Lewis, Co. Treasurer.
Sam Short, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon
J. N. Watson,
The big snow on the reservation ba* I
F or S alb —Good recond-haml l,t4' inch
I 2-15-06
Register
brought down the price of horse«. Hank
Stoughton hack with top. Also set of
I O’Brien ran in a couple of head that be­
hack harness complete, and part of a
CONTEST NOTICE.
longed to an indian, who said that they
camp outfit. All for $75 at the Crescent
were of no value to him. and were pur­ I Department ot the Interior. United State,
Sash and Door Factory.
chased by Theodore Flackus and Charles ! Land Office, Lakeview. Orefon, February II.
; tsus.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair­ Liskey for *2.50 per bead.
; A sufficient contest affidavit bavin« been
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ing at Winters’.
Mr. Frank Cutler has been very busy Sled tn thia office by Wm. W. Mendenhall
for
some time hauling bay from Hans contestant aaalnat homestead entry No silt.
Choice line ot Cigars at Frank E.
i made July 11. l«B. lor SWi, See. 1. Tp. » S H.
Stasler's ranch to his homestead. He ■S K. W. M.. by Mary J. Creech, t'onteetee, tn
Ankeny 'a.
has been in a hurry to get through be­ I which It Is aliased that the »aid Mary J. Creech
has wholly abandoned aatd tract; that she bs*
fore the ground thaws oni.
Ready for Business.
I am now ready to furnish to the pub­
lic various makes of Pianos and Organs.
As I am eelling direct from Eilers,
which is one of the cheapest bouses on
the coast, I can furnish a better piano
at a better price than any Agent that
has ever come through this country. I
sell goods that I can guarantee.
Thus. Newton.
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I also have secured the services of a compe­
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tent licensed embalmer and funeral director, who
will attend promptly to all calls day or night,
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funeral relieving you of all responsibilities attend­
ant on such occasions.
Phone. Store 61
Is the spring tonic we always
recommend when customers ask
tu which we believe Is the beat
blood and system purifier and
cleanser. 11.00.
I City Drug Store
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Residence 66
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a watch my repair department
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CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES
either in the city or country, taking full charge of
changed her residence therefrom lor more
Friday was an unlucky day for Hans than ail mouths since making said entry;
Stasler. While moving an out-building that said tract Is not settled upon and cullt
from his farm to homestead it tipped rated as required by taw; that said party has
removed her residence from the stale ot Ore
over. It required several of liis neigh­ gon. and that >al>l alleged absence from the
bors to set it aright.
said land was not due to bls employment In
the Army. Navy or Marine Corps ot the United
Mr. Chas. Flackus has just finished States as a private soldier, officer, seaman, or
patting up several tons of ice at his marine, during the war will, Spain, or during
place. He intends to keep cool th ii any other war tn which the Coiled »tale, may
summer, no matter what people «y be engaged. Said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respvnd and otter evidence touch­
about him as a road supervisor.
ing said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m on April
I do not see why the Democrats ar? 7. ISOC, before Geo. T. Baldwin, County Judge
i of Klamath county, at bls office at Klamath
publishing the names of the citizens who Falls. Oregon, (and that gnat bearing will be
register. By the number of Republi­ held al 10 o'clock a m.. on April 21. Hol, be­
cans that appear it is bard to see where fore) the Register and Receiver at the United
the democrat can gain any satisfaction. States Land Office In Lakeview, Oregon.
The said contestant having. In a nroper af­
Jacob Rneck ba* petitioned to have a fidavit, tiled February 12. I«»’.. set forth fact,
post office established at his place. Mr. which show that alter due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made. Il is
Ruesk is very capable of taking care of a hereby ordered sud directed that such notice
post office, but I believe that his ranch be given by due and proper publication.
is not situated right lor the purpose. It
J. N. Watson,
Register.
would accomodate more people if the 2-0-1«»
20 per cent off on Dry goods at the
Brick Store.
Fine line of watches, jewelry, etc
The Lakeside Inn Bar. C. Ross An­
L. Alva Lewis.
derson and smoke an Alfonso.
New Souvenir spoons just in. L. Alva
We can make a few small loans on
farm lands. Security must be gilt edge. Lewis.
M ason A S locgh .
The Blood Purifier we always recom­
R. Vance Hatchins, editor of the mend to our customers is Clarke's Sar­
Whitelake Times, was in the county I saparilla. It will give satisfaction—your
seat over Sunday soliciting business for money back if it dosen’t. City Drug
his paper. The Times ie doing a good Store.
work in advertising the southern end of
post office were several miles farther
Klamath coanty and is becoming widely
Dissolution Notice.
north in the upper part of the valley.
read.
Notice is hereby given that the part­
The Portland paper that states that
A chicken dinner will be given every nership heretofore existing between W.
Sunday at the Gem Restaurant for 25 W. Pritchett and 8. E. Pritchett, doing "Mrs. John VanMeter, the mother of
Al Hudkine, is making search for a
cents.
business under the firm name of Cres­ trunk belonging to the latter" is
Iron clad shoes for school children, in cent Sash and Door Factory, is dissolved
somewhat mistaken as to the relation­
light and heavy weights at the Boston by mutual consent, 8. E. Pritchett re­
ship. Mrs. VanMeter is a sister of Mrs.
8hoe Store.
tiring and W. W. Pritchett continuing Hudkins. The Hudkin’s family form­
A box of fifteen bocks from the Ep­ the business.
erly lived in Yonna valley and have
Dated at Klamath Falls, Or., Febru­ many friends in the county.
worth League of the Green Lake M. E.
W. W. P ritchett ,
Church, Seattle, Washington, and two ary 14, 1906.
The Socialist Local held a meeting at
2-22-06
8. E. P ritchett .
volumes from a resident in the vicinity
Dairy last Sunday. On account of sick­
of Klamath Falls have been donated to
All grades of cigars at all prices at ness and bad weather many of the mem­
the Public Library since our last publi­
bers were unable to attend. The So­
Mannings.
cation.
cialists think that they will cast about,
A full line of Dry Goods at the Nov­
The Lakeside Inn Bar. C. Ross An­
twenty-five votes in the precinct in the
derson for High grade Wines, Li­ elty Store.
coming election. At the club meeting
quors and Cigars.
25 per cent off on Ladies coats at the the following resolutions were intro­
All the swelleet styles in Men’s pat­ Brick Store.
duced and adopted:
ent leather Packard and Knox shoes at
Whereas: It is an undeniable fact
Fine watch and jewelry repairing. L.
the Boston Shoe Store.
that labor produces all wealth, and it is
Alva Lewis.
George Gray, a young man who came
a fnndemental principle of the Socialist
20 per cent off on Clothing at the party that all men shall receive the full
here last fall and has been stopping at
the Central, received word last week of Brick Store.
product of his labor, and under the pres­
the death of his grandfather at Red­
ent private capitalistic system, the man
ding, California. By the will of his
who labors is deprived of the larger
grandfather, Mr. Gray has been left a
part of the wealth be produces, and
legacy of *8000.
Whereas, both the Democrat and Re­
BY C. Ü. AGIN.
publican
parties are controlled by the
Bring that watch which other watch­
capitalists and are adverse to the inter­
makers cannot make run. I will give
Hurrah for Bonanza! We are now to ests of the laboring man and
|100 reward for a watch my repair de­
have the KO acre tract surveyed and
Whereas, Capitalism has shown a dis­
partment cannot put in good running
platted and made a part of the town of position to retard the growth of Social­
order. L. Alva Lewis.
Bonanza, as the "Fairview addition of ism by passing abnoxiona election laws.
We will donate *1000 to the "Home Bonanza.’’ Messrs. McKendree, Pattee Therefore, be it resolved
for disabled Canal Boats,” if after and VanRiper are alive to the need« of
That we, the Socialists of the Dairy
amoking one of our celebrated Bank Ex­ the coming town and have arranged to Local, declare it the duty of every so­
change or Africano Cigars, you say you have the thing completed by the next cialist to register under his own party
are nol satisfied.—C. D. Willson A Co.
term of the county court.
name.
Whereas, the tendency of the present
Also, on the strength of the city im­
Capt. J. W. Siemens and Gun Melhase
returned Monday evening from San proving and the boom coming, thia week times is towards Socialism and the re-
Francisco, where Captain Siemens has William Goes, owner of the New Ameri­ ceiit elections show the great growth of
been for the past six weeks receiving can Hotel of thia place, »old to Roy Kil­ the party, be it resolved
That every socialist should continue
medical treatment. Fred Melhase who gore the hotel property, consisting of 87
went to the city at the name time is feet front on North streetfor the sum of the good work by adhering strictly to
still under treatment but greatly im­ ♦4000, or |46 per foot. Thia ia only the party principles. Resolved, that we
proved. He expects to return in about beginning, as Mr. Kilgore was offered in consider it against the Interest of the
less than three hours |500 for his bar­ party for any member to take part in
a month.
gain. Roy says he will hold on to the the primaries of any other.
Write lb Charles S. Mitchell, care of
property for the depot grounds of the
Double Wedding.
the Coes Piano House, Ashland, Oregon,
McCloud railroad, and we do not think
On St Valentines day a double wed­
for price list of latest popular music.
he will have to hold long either from the ding took place al Hotel Yonna in Dairy.
He has an immense stock and fills orders
information we can gather.
The contracting parties were Mr. Her­
promptly.
Mr. Henry Haynes, of Langell valley, bert Arant and Miss Minnie Bttrgdo'f,
There is no need of your child having or rather of what is commonly termed and Mr. Emil Flackus and Mias 1-ena
that cold if its feet are protected from Wolf Flat, was in town Monday on land Burgdorf. Altoul twenty-five friends
the cold and moisture. Buy shoes with business- J. H. Driscoll bought an op­ and relatives were present. The Rev.
genuine invisible cork cushion insoles tion on his place a few days ago and Mr. Allen, of Bonanza, performed the cere­
at the Boston Shoe Store.
Haynes is now anxious to have the mony. After the ceremony all present wqy
I have added to my stock of Furniture a full line of
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