Klamath republican., June 21, 1906, Image 8

CITY
BRIEFS
Rig celebration the 4th.
Seo Ady f<w marsh lands.
For a home see I.. Jacota.
Como to Klaoiath Falla on the 4tli.
All kinds >>f soil drinks at Manning's
Choice line of Cigars al Frank
Ankeny's.
K.
William Sheldon of Yreka was in the
. city Sunday.
Watches. I.. Alva Lewis.
Gram! display of tire works in Klam-
atii Falls the 4th.
New watches at Winter«.
Satisfaction guarantee«!
shoo repair shop.
,
at
Tom's
It
K. E. Filch of Merrill, visited
county seat this week.
the
Come and m>e the wild man on the 4th.
For sale: Istdiea wheel in good condi­
tion. Inquire at K. K. K. Store.
It
F ob S via—N00 acre stock ranch near
Comes to See.
Illy, Oregon. 4<X) acrea can ta ctilli-
vatml. Plenty ot good range. Running
ticorge M. Mima, who has lieeu
water . house ; tarn ; corrals; 12 miles
wire fencing. Fold with or without piotuinriilly iduulillod with Hie mining
cattle. For further |«arti«-ulars enquire and i I iii I m ' i land interest« ol Modlord
for the past veer, dvpaital yeeteiday
of C. A Bunting, Merrill, Ore.
If
(or Klamath Falls,
K. E. Carpenter and wile of Sacra
After an examination of Ilio country
mento, arrived here la«t week and are
and its leaomees, it he ia pleased witli
visiting Silas Otanchain. Mr. t*ar|>en- the outlook, lie will remain there.
ter ei|>ccts to visit his brother-in-law,
In thia case Klamath Falla will gain
Frank Grobs, at the Rimrock ranch,
an enterprising ritisen of ability and
near Horsefly valley, tafore they return
energy, a man who will identify him
home.
aelf with the progressive element, and
We have the exclusive agency for the bring to Iwar lor the interests of that
Kastman Kodak. Vail and see one. place, tlie "go ahead" qualities that
Newsom A Underwood.
made hint popular and prominent ligure
Frank Ira White, one of the boosters in business and social circles in Jackson
who made Portland ring with the good county.—M milord Tribune.
things to be found in Klamath county,
returned home Sunday. He was ac-
companied by liia sister-in-law Mi«»
Ethel McCauley of lake view who will
Twee and Toae.
I thought of th<* good old question
remain here permnetilly.
Mias Edna Houston of thia city an.l
Mias Snelling of taker iew arrive«! here
Saturday. The young ladies have been
F ob S alb —Dining table with six
attending St. Mary's Academy in Port­
chairs. Knquir. of Mrs. C.E. Worden.
land. Miss Snelling continued on to
L. F. Conn and wife of tnkeviow paaacd her home in lakeview.
through thia city Friday on thior WAV
A full and complete line of camera
home.
goods and kodaks have arrived at New­
I
New fobs and chains at Winters.
som A I'nderw ooda.
John Hibberts ol Swan Lake Valley
waa a county seat visitor IVevlnewlay.
tototo toto to tototototo
Tlie Merrill base tall team will !’<«>'
The anti-pass law, which was ad­
the Klamath Falls boys in this city next opted by the people at the late election
Sunday.
by such a large majority ol the votes, ia
New harmonicos at Winters.
void on account of the omission of the
toto Will S. Worden returned from the enacting clause. It is likely the courts
i terminus of Ute California Northeastern will be called to pass on it in a short
I Tuesday.
time.
THE
Continues
For rings go to L, Alva Lewis. New
> line just arrived.
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I Boax— Friday, June 15, to Mr. and
Mr«. J. 8. Musgrave, », at the Log Cabin
> restaurant, a 10 nom
pound girl.
We have reduced the prices on all
class of goods, including
IFe have filled in on all goods we wen short on
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Remember
When you are in need of SHOES, that you
will find a complete line at WILLITS, and
at prices that defy competition.
When in need of CLOTHES that have fit
style and workmanship, at Prices to suit
your Pocketbook, you will find them at
WILLITS.
L. F. WILLITS
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Agent to His Majesty, the American Gentleman,
for first class goods
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Items of Information
Crown Toilet Cream is the bent for chapped hands/aore'llpa or any
rotighnoss of the skin. A good thing to use on the face after «haring
Syrup of White Pine Co. is the best for spring cold«, hoarseness
and sore throat
Waterman’s Ideal is- the best Fountain Pen on earth
Gunther’s Chocolates are pure and delicious
Ciiltwood’s
DRUG AND STATIONERY STORE
V.
Goddess of I^ltierty’ Coupon
Grand Celebration to be held in Klamath Falls,
July ?, 4 and ç, 1906.
Name
Furniture „„ Undertaking
Store
Parlors
s
ÍFURNITURE
of all kinds.
i
Gill and sec me.
BISHOP’S BLOCK
Phone 245
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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A Few Prices at
HURN S HARDWARE STORI
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No. «-is Total«» alm-l range
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W aiigenittia Harb Wire, p«<r cwt
N II Starr w ind mills
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12 in. Hyiacuwe dultal plus«
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NO 1« m » i I i sti-vl lever harrows
luiprovetl While sewing uia< liina.
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Everything elee in the Hartin uro line at reduced prices
(.'all and investigate Gouda and prices.
Wallace Baldwin had his left wrist
broken last Friday. He was leading a
bcraa when it suddenly jerked back­
wards, snapping the wrist bones. Dr.
Maxton set the fracture.
Cabbage plants for sale. Enquire at
the home of Jas. Straw, west end of the
Mrs. E. W. Gowen, who has been bridge.
seriously ill at her home on 4th ■t reet.
Rev. Father Feusi left thia morning
ia reported somewhat better.
for Iutkaview, where ha goes to hold
If your shoes are in need of repair.
services. There will 1« no mass in the
send them to Tom's repair shop.
It
Catholic church next Sunday on ac­
Miss Mamie Boyd, who has been at­ count of his abseuce.
tending the Niaters school in Jackson
The paator of the l'reeby tertan Church
ville, returned hotue Saturday.
will epcak next Sunday at 11 A. M. on
New emblem pins and charms at
MA Capital Investment" and al MP. M-
Winters Jewelry Store.
on “A Fooliab and Ihtngeroua Jnveal*
Alex Martin and wife, who have been
ment".
at Portland for the past two weeks, re-
Fine line ef the beet per I time» on the
i turned home Tuesday evening.
market at Newsom A Voderwoud.
‘ For Sale—Cheap, a 12 foot show case,
Dr. Demoreet baa di»|*n»ed of hit
j Frank Ankeny.
, A meeting of the carpenters ol this Main street property and ptirchaacd
city is caltal for baturday evening. It realty in Merrill, to which place he ex-
pec la to move after July 4th.
I is to be held in Sanderson’s ball.
Mita India Willaon, daughter of Mr.
Wanted—Man for gardening and out-
I side work; woman for general house- and Mrs. C. D. Willm-n, who hat been
attending the fiater'a vchool in Salem,
' work. Apply at the Brick Store.
Jack Crawford departed Tuesday for returned home Saturday.
his homestead at Tule lake, where he
Weinbarda Celt brated l«ager Beer
will make extensive improvements.
on draught at the Central.
The Lakeside Inn Bar. C. Rosa An-
Wm. S. Worden ol the California
derson for an Optimo dgar.
A Northeastern Railroad Co. waa in
Lost—June 9, between Altamont and
irom Klamath Falls, Saturday on buai-
| Hopkins ranch, a light brown fur cape, nefffl.—Tidings.
lined with pink silk. Finder please re­
Hon. George H. Burnett and wile of
turn to this office.
It
Salem arrived here Saturday. Judge
For a square meal go to the I>>g Cab-
Burnett ia preaiding over the Circuit
I i iu restaurant. Only 25 cents.
It
Court.
Any one wishing to enter any of the
J. D. Carr, of Loa Angele«, nephew of
contests the 4th, or have floats in the
| parade, should notify Mark L. Burna the late Jeane I). Carr, accompanied by
bia wife and niater, are in the city thia
on or before June 28.
week.
When you arn't mad and feeling jolly,
go to Horton's and have a tarn ala. It
Resolutions of Klamath
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A public concert will be given by the
Lodge A. F* A A. M.
I band Saturday evening. This will ta
WriKUAS, The hand of death has
repeated Sunday morning prior to the
again invader! our Ixxlge and removed
I departure of tlie excursion to Pelican
from our midst our beloved brotiter,
Bay Lodge.
Harry B. Ilargns,
Toilet articles ol every description
Knot van, That we mourn our great
; at Newsom & Underwood.
loss in the death of our friend and broth­
Major C. E. Worden returned home er and we extend to tire bereaved fam­
j Tuesday evening. During his absence ily our deepest sympathy in their af­
i be purchase«! furnishings tor bis new fliction.
bank, and did some tall boosting for
RerwiLvan, That our Lodge be draped
, Klamath Falls.
in mourning and these resolutions
Bananas, oranges aod lemons—fresh— spread on the records and that a copy of
tlie same 1« presented to the family of
1 at Manning's.
J. C. Mitchell went through Ashland the deceased and to each of the local
j today with about two hundred head of papers for publication.
Gao. T. B aldwin ,
stock cattle which he is taking from th«
W. T. S hivs ,
Willamette valley to Klamath Falls.—
W. A. D alski . l ,
Tidings.
Committee.
Weinhards Celebrated Lager Beer
on draught at the Central.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Mr. Slough has under construction a
five room cottage which is about half
completed. It will lie modern in every ,
respect, and when completed will be oc­
cupied by him.
Big embroidery sale at the K. K. K
Mrs. Shook who was operated on for
cancer ef the ear a abort time ago, baa
j recovered suthciuntly to go to the David
Shook ranch, for which place she left
I to-day, accompanied by her daughter
' Mrs. Sutton.
South Klamath Falla will be the res­
ident district, bee L. Jacobs.
Good for one vote for Goddess of Liberty for the
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GEO. R. HURN
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New cuff buttons and shirt studs at
I Winter« Jewelry store.
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Ladies work a specialty. Satisfaction
N. Langell and wife have removed
j from Bonanxa to this city, having pur- guaranteed at C. E. Shacklelord'a shoe
repairing shop.
1 chase«! property hero.
Mrs. M. M. Clopton and daughter
Just arrive«! at Alva Lew is *i, new
Madge, arrived hero from Berkeley Sat­
I line of jewelry.
urday. They exj'CCt to remain during
i W. O. Hill, who has been in Car- the summer to give Mrs. Clopton an op­
stairs, Alberta, Canada, for some lime, portunity to look alter her business in­
. returned home Monday.
terests here.
Retiring From Business Sale
$
To-Morrow.
To-day 1« here and yesterday la rone—
To-no'rrowT Ah. oho knows that It will
dawn t
Why babble of to-morrow, anyway.
For when It comes twill only be to day.
—Chicago Hecord-Hrrald.
Judge Burnett of Salem, whois pre­
Don't fail to see tlie high dive on the
I 4th.
siding over thia term of the Circuit
F. M. Bennett was in the city this Court, has made a very favorable im­
f week from Dairy, attending court as a pression here, and he has received warm
commendation from those in attend­
' petit juror.
! Fine watch repairing. L. Alva Lewis. ance at court.
BRICK STORE CO.’S
Ladies Dress Goods,
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Fancy
Trimmings of all kinds,
Shoes,
Mens and Boys Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Crockery,
Groceries, Etc.
that Uaitors umk ! to aak ths eciioul
when 1 was a boy.
•‘Which weighs more, a pound
t»<
feathers or a |»ound of leiul?* said I.
M: They weigh the km me. A |M»uud la
a pound," said the children.
••Correct,* aatd 1.
"Now, which
weighs more, a ton of feather» or a
ton of coal
°A ton of feathers." ch<*rueed they,
showing that the innocent are not
necessarily undiscerning. Town Top-
kl>
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BISHOP’S
J. Frank Adams of .Merrill was in lite
city thia week. Mr. Adams has a con­
tract to supply the government with
horse, for work on the canal, and now
iiaa three men on the Weed ranch
breaking them for that purpose.
Last week Horace Dunlap purchased
about HO head of cattle from Howard
Van Valkenburg, the consideration (ic­
ing |19.25 per head. The cattle were in
fine condition for thia time of the year.
Timber l-and. Act June S, 117S —Notice for
Publication.
United Htatet Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon.
Jun* 1R. 190fi
Notice lx hereby Riven that In compliance
with the provision« of the act ot Congreae cl
June 3, Uffl«entitled “An uct for the «ale ot
tiinlwr land* In the Htatca of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," aa
extended to all the Public Land fltatea by act
of August 4« 1R92, I»aac If. Battin, of Rice I^ke,
State of Wisconsin, has thia day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. 3119, for the
purchase of the NE 1 4 of flection No. 30, In
' Township Mo. «1 M, Range No. 4 E, W M, and
will offer proof to show that tho land sought
Is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purpose«, and to establish his
claim to said land before iirorge Chastain.
Clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at his office
In Klamath Fails, Oregon, on Tuesday, the
4th day of Mepleinber, 1909.
He names as witnesses :
Henry C. Mparr, ot Forest, Oregon; Fred
Quade, of Forest, Oregon ; Julius P. Wolf, of
Ashland, Oregon; Clarence L. McPherson, of
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
alMjvedew.'rltjed lands are requested to file
their claims In this office on or before said 4th
day of September, PJW.
4 ¿1 < m » u . ai 0»i
J. X. W atnom , Register.
B A L D W IN
Nurse (who has been many hours <a
duty, to patient's mother)
When do
you think I shall be able Vo go to b«d?
Patient's -Mother 4»o to bed?
I
thought you were a trained nurse! —
Punch.
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Deering
I mp «H bii 1 < eeatfleratlaM.
iRi
ConrerrUng modern literature.
It hae b*er «»<*.!> hinted
That less depends on whal !• writ
Than how M'e bound and printed.
«•WaiMngtoft fltar
Hew ThnnntHfall
“
Mri.
l'pV»n
Flwtlv--.N«»rRh,
will ,
you try to bar« th«* Krak a
litlla
m<*ra rare, after thia?
The Cftoli (bristling up)—Ta It And*
in* fault wld me rookin', ysx are?
Mrs. Upton Flntta-O, no, no, n«>!
John and I thought you might ob­
ject to remaining over the tire eo
lon<. — Ihick.
------ ALSO
Bain and Studebaker Wagon«, Oliver ami John
Deere plows, Spring Wagons, Buggies,
; .Ma­
chines
Ka.llr HemedleU.
Smoker—You sell cigar», and yet you
are oppoeed to smoking in your store.
Why?
Druggist The smoke Is offensive to
many of my euatomere.
Smoker tIf course. But that's easi­
ly remedied. Sell better cigars—N. Y.
Weekly,
Sorry SB. AskrB.
"Why, llriilgsf," anto hrr mlstrwae.
who wish»-! to rally
hsr
for th.
a
h uge
fantastic ornammting
of
Rriilget, did you do thia?"
pie. “ 'why,
’
"!n<!ade. It waa measlf that did it."
replied Bridget.
"Isn't it
pr.tty,
mum? I «lid It with yer false t««th,
mum."—Pearson's Weekly.
HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE
CROCKERY
------- PAINTS,
The Cerrert Kiyreesles,
Teacher—Now, Master Kirby, you
should be m»r. correct in your eom-
po.ilion
You any, T lose school.'
Now. school cannot ta loved. Can't
you use a more correct expression ?
Master Kirby—"I hat. school.”—Tit-
Bits.
g |n|
A. 0. U. W. Building
«.wee's ( «.«ia.r»tl.a( -e—
Young Wife— Darling, would
you
have married me bail I not t>«.n
OILS
GLASS--------
Klamath E h H h , Or
Summon«.
Summon«.
In the Clrrwll f’ottrt M tl»e fltatr of Orrfon
lor th* County of alauiath.
In the Clrrrjlt Court r.f the Riatr of Oregon»
for the Counlf of KI kiiiki I i .
wm. A wrlght, Plaintiff, V b Georg* Von I..
Meyer, b»f«-n<i»nt,
Hot Mpringa hnpro»«'mrnt Cnmpenjr, • cor­
poration, Plaintiff, VK Georg«- Von f. Meyer .
iMfewlanc
To George Von L Mejrrr, D«feu<!ant herein
In the name ot the Ulate of Oregon. Ton
are h« rrby require«! to appear and »never Ibo
romplaliit fil< «l again«! you In the above en-
III l« <l •nil, on or before nalurday . th«- »th day
of July, I9UI, bring the la«< day of the lima
proarrllird In the order for the publication of
Ihla Miiininnna; the first publication thereof
being roi the 7th <!ay of June, (tuft, and If yoa
fall eo to appear and anawer, for nant lheroot
the plaintiff herein will apply tn the Court for
the rrllof prayed tor In th«* aald romplalat, to
nit: for a decree of the Court removing from
lha plaintiff'« title a oloud created by the cer*
tain Hhcrlff’a deed «•ircHlril tn you. and which
purport« to convey the JtW '4, and
of the
MW1,, and ME*4 of the Mw’,, and
nf th»»
ME', of the hw'<( and the N w't of the KK'g, all
In flection 23, and the F%, nf the K‘t, nf flea.
29, except HI«N ka 44 an«! 4ft In Nlrhola Addl«
lion to the city of Klamath Falla, Ore, All of
• aid land« bring In Tp. M. N of R 9 E of fha v
M In Oregon, and «Ifnatcd tn Klamath county
lu nld etale, and for atich lurthar relief i«« t>
th«-< ottrt m.i . h
i jual and In atcrrdauCte
tv I tn lav/ nn«l «iqulty.
Thli «iii.ttnoiii I n arrrvd bz publl<*ailon
11« t i»i ,ii t
Klamath I’"puldlran t weekly
new | up* r, b> <>r>l«-r of lionornblc Henry !,.
Ilencoii, JudK" of aald Court, dated tlie 6Ot>
day of June HM4, requiring Hile atiiniunua io
be publlahcd once a week for at leaat alx ton*
xeanllvo wfv I ir , and cnvcrlng a period nf cou-
tlnuouN publication of at It «at forty twu daya.
1 HON Dnall,
Atlornry for Plaintiff, alainatli Falla, Ore-
ion.
fl?-? 19.
Tn George Von L. Meyer, Defendant, herein
In the name of th«- htata of Oregon. Yon arv
Young TTuahand — Of coura., not. ha rrby require«! tn appear and answer the
my dear,
loved yon too much
to complaint filed against you In the above en­
hav. ever naked you to aliar.
my titled suit, on or before Haturdajr, the 2Rth day
poverty.—Chicago Dully News.
of July 1909, Is-Inn the last day of the lline pre­
scribed In the order for the publication of this
iMportaal.
summons; the first publication thereof b< Ing
•’Do you
think
that n woman on the 7th day of June, lOUft, and If you fall so
ah nuld dlctnta to bar husband?”
to appear and answer, for want thereof, the
“Of course,' nnawered the tactful Plaintiff herein, w III apply to the Court for the
woman.
" Hut she should hate the relief prayed for In the said complaint, to wit
skill to roncenl the fart that she la for a decree of the Court removing from the
Plaintiff's title, a cloud created by I hr certain
doing ho .”—Washington Star.
Hherlff’s deed executed to you and which pur­
Thowekt Th... Were Mare.
ports to convey the M'f of the HK'toflheHwl l
“These three bumpe tell me that of Meetion 'AN, mid Lot 6 of Meet ion £1, all In Tp.
yon are a married man,“ said the 3ft, H of It 9 E of the* w M In Oregon; and the
«S of the MEI 4, and the NKI 4 of the MKI 4 of
phrenologist
"ThM'e right,” said the
victim; Section 29. the Nwl 4, th«» N', of the MEI I and
lx>ts I, 2, 3, f> and 7 of itacllon 33, the Nwl 4 of
“but ere there only three?"—Yon­
the Nwl 4 ut Section 31, the HWl I of tlie HWl I
kers Statesman.
of flection 27. all In Tp.
fl of KI. K of the W
M In Of« . i. all of »aid lands lifting situated
Me Deserve. Thanks.
In Klainath county In sab! Minto, and for »tilth
Jlmson—I ace that ladies nre begin
further relief In the premises rr I o the Court
ning to Lake their lints off at thrat« >
may lo-em inai-t and hi a» * 0»dnnce with law
Bllaon-Yea; aotn. bright genius
and equity.
atart.d the theory that women kept
Ibis RoinrnoiiM la atv • I by publication
their bats on because their hair was i thereof In the Klamath Republican, a weekly
frowsy.- N. Y. Weekly.
newspaper, by order of Honorable Henry L.
Henson, Judge of said Court, dated the ft th
In l.eaal I-wrlawee.
day of June, 1909, requiring tills summons to
Rhe—I hear the sheriff ia after your bo purdlshcd once a week (or at least »lx eon-
slater.
xeciitlve weeks, and covering a period of con­
He—Yea; I believe he has an at­ tinuous publication of at least 42 «lays.
Titos D rakr ,
tachment for her.—Yonkers States­
Attorney for Plaintiff, Klamath Falls, Ore-
man.
(Hi.
9 7 7 19
His M^l..
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rich?
Grimes—Harria ia hla own kvorat
Weiniiards Celebrated folger licer
enemy.
Fogg -Yea, the egotist! His favor­ on draught st the Central.
ite text la “Love your enemies.”—
Bring your prescriptions to ut. Ww
Boston Transcript.
will dll them accurately with fn*wh
A Small < haaea fas Him.
drugs. No substitution. Newsom A Un­
He—Recms to ms I’d hats awf-ly to
derwood.
fie p p petrified after I'm dead.
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ANO
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W anted — Fifty bend of whito borsea
lor the 4th of July |>arnde. Broke Io
ride or drive. Apply to Mark L. Burns.
If your eyes trouble you send llirxu Io
Winters. II he don't tlx you it won’t
cost you a cent.
Icecream at A. J. Manning's every
Rhe—Why so?
Yon appaar to be
Now is the time to stock up on yonr day. Will guarantee it to lie good.
pretty rocky right now. (hie ago Rae- embroidery. Hjiecial sale at K. K. K.
Il ills'nlnn Eastman it is not a Ko­
ord-Herald.
dak. Newsom A Underwood have them.
store.