Klamath republican., November 22, 1906, Image 5

S. O. S. N. S NO I LS
money
tor Vou
Pre*. Mulkey wa« In Haleiu laat week,
attending inalituie
ANNOUNCEMENT
Monday morning Prof.
an
intereating talk
in
*'Hctetitifir Iriacoverie«.”
Payne gave
chapel
on
Rev. Phippa favored th«* atudrnta in
I chapal
Tliur»lav morning with a talk
I un “Element*
of Hm-reta.
L. Jacobs & Co., proprietors of the
Busy Boston Store, wish to announce
to the wearers of men’s fine clothes,
that they are the sole representatives
of Kuh, Nathan & Fisher Company, the
Sincerity J ailors, and that they have
just received a large shipment of this
clothing so justly renowned for its fit,
finish and quality. They will be al­
ways pleased to have any one call and
examine this line; and, also, the fa­
mous Acorn Brand, that has given so
much satisfaction in the county.
Saturday, Nov. 3 tne Normal foot ball
t«*a*n «ieleate«! the Grant* Pawl High
School learn. Score 11 to 0.
Did You Ever Realize
The Eiiter[M*an Chib
met at Mr«.
Neila. laat Saturday evening. Jhiaclub
liaR for ita object the practicing ol chorus
work.
that Ihe Klamath Project is r**ally two distinct
systems?
Che Upper Project
IMPORTANT NOTICE
utiliiea the waler of Clear Lake, and will irrigate
about 6-5 000 acre. of rxcell.nl land, lying in
I.ange||, Y orina and Poe Valley.
All |H-rwiii. are warned axairi.t leav­
ing dead bodies ol anímala on land of I
the Hot Spring linprovem.nl Compan.
or on the Mitchell ranch or Eaat Klam­
ath Fall. Tract., under |ienalty of the
Construction Ulork
upon the Cp|ier Project will liegin ea*ly in the
Spring. Thi. the Reclamation Service ha« re-
crutly announced.
law.
Bonanza
H ot Srataoa IMraovaaaNT Co.,
«11123
Frank Ira White.
the metropolis of th»* I’pper Project, if you
are nt all acquaint**«! with the country, you will
know that Bonanza haa absolutely no fear of
nvalrv.
im
Dlaaolutlon of Partnership
Klamath Falls Realty:
Noti«*«* is hereby g ven that the part-*
liersblp cJURting between U l*e. Orem j
ha« advari«’**d *ev»*ral fol« 1 since th** beginning of
work on the l/«wer Project. B«isines* property
sella for from $51 t«* 1125 front foot. Residence
lots from 1150 up. Andi will go bigi er.
mid Maxwell ha«* l>evn dif*«olve< I »•> I
mutual« hi » m * i t. In lut'.re the Lu«iness j
will I m * conducted by U i»«* A Maxwell,
who will |aay all bills and collect all
<»ut«landing a« count*.
II < >KKM.
W ish a M ax w an..
a/
Bonanza Realty
will advance by jumoa in the -Spring. If you a e
l«»oking for sure profit, buy now while property is
low. You can get lot« that will In* btisineRS
¡»rojiertv at price« ranging from >2 to I*) a front
out. You can get splen«iid residence lots for $35,
up. We can sell you some desirable lots lor $20.
11 :: »•
Administrator's Notice.
ADDITIONAI. BRÌI JS
« on*« quriitI) the |H**»*«*ng«*r a were df ixeti
Ov«*r ltd« end I«» th«* I all». While here
Mi Ihisi« puri'baaeil the new launch
Pelican," reientl) built here by Law
For Sale or Rent
By Khiimtlh Ih*velopint*nl (‘o.
The
\r«* y«»ti tiikin<4 mi .) ni th«*<b«ll*r ttiugi
W«**«tingh<»u»e.
n
n«
w
rooming
houav,
unir« u«»w ? Il
'mi cali gel il, t*«»
A Male, an«l It w aa ttmv«*«l «»ver In the
l'orner Pin«* mid luth at revi* • 27 room*.
olhrr iiuigufih«*« mii «I Ibv Kvptibhcan
Merrill iahdihtf on Whitvlakv Wedne»»-
oh*» )v«*r tur ♦ ‘ mi ,
Hoiiav
• lav where it w.m launched and run pr«*««urv water, bath, toilet*.
It la un«ler*l«MMl that the lice thia cl« mm * in town la aurv to I m * a
I» i « h I, in lina vii \, Tu«**d<*%. N«»v**inl»t«r over to !uair«t.
20, William Tu!bu.
uà« di*«« lo Pel.« .in wil la* iiw . I in l uAdlin^ aoine I grent money maker.
¡wrtnmlioil ni Un* I •»>*»«!■
Mr. r««ihu the pM«»»cng«*t trathcon th«* lower lake
the Mr. Pavia, it laaail, will ¡»Im«* a much
h«« livvll rliipln) **d Uh Ih»' «lltcli
trinain« uprv »hipprd In \ alley. Wed* larger engine in the Pelican mid it will
c/ras. e. woHOky
tu*ada)*, l«»r boriai, wliftì* the <l«*«»-a*«*«i otherW'iae !»r lUipr<«Ve«l.
l*rfihJnil
la *tirvh«*d by a «i»lrr, .M ir . Ituina
The Merrill Hotel wdl I m * opened
< «uv
*unda)
Mr« Canon ui I take charge
kllcheli.
lie
ImllM? Law
The larxeat g-xne» re|Mrrtod ltill<*d thia o| the
»«» a Ron w *• brought «low n bv lien N«»w* |,aa • m cii rdurriiahe I ihmug.i «ut.
S. <‘ liruvea, ul the Itepublican alaff,
Illi th«* Ural «4 thia week
It w aa a hugt*
honker meaauring 5 I< M in Iron» tip l«» «ame in eaturdav nu<l r« inaiiied over
tip of It« monater wmgM and weightal Sunday in the interval «4 that paper,
12% lb«. J, I
Nowlin a I ao kille«l a Ihe Republican ia maku.g un effort lor
honker that wcighe«l a little I«*«* than the leading |M|M*r in Nuithein < hegon
and ir out Lu tl»*7 I m I m II i «4 the country.
did Illa brother’«
It «leaerwa n I i I m * i al pal.onage (loin a<l
Tin* lrh*|dn»ln* miupaii)* lo*« decided
a<«urvea. Su««e»R t«> )«iu Chap
I j rm t n I mo «lofy ulti««* building at
l.«»ui* Gerla«r, w Im ha« la*en one fit
lite «’«»ruer «4 3td afreet and Klamath
th«*
owner* «4 lb«* llonanra Bulletin I imm
avenue
It * ill I m * a Iran»«* structure
Tbia atr|> baa la»« «»ine *»<««*t***4iry rvtirv*l, and in future that publication
oh account «4 the rapid iii«'r»***«* «•( the will I m * publiRh««<| hv J <>. Ilaniakcr A
Mr. <»« rh«*r, w bile taking no ac­
bitein«**« «4 the ta«» mmptnlea which Son
Laa ren*ier»*<l
the
pieleni quarter* tive part hi th«* nianagetiieiit of the
Bulletin, l<»un<l that Ina other intcReata
Inadequate lo ni«*vl the iirmaing «lv
drinan«le<l ro much of bl* tun«* that he
niand (or l«*llrr accumula latmna
«•«»ul«l not give itnv attention to the Bul­
Haw )<»u |Mid )<»ur «'ili-ri i|di«»n In
letin, a*' resigned.
Mr Halliaker han
The Itepulilivan ai»<l v-»te<l lot )«»ur
the l<*i»l wi-hea of The iCvpublican.
choice in the Jaineal«»u n I.x|«»«ition
c«»nt«*«t ?.
Have you |aiid your aulwcription to
the Republican and voted for your
■ lime.- in the Jamvatown Exposition
EXCHANGES
contest?
Aahland Tiding*.'
Mr«. Alic S Foetar, who ha. Iwwin at
Aahlaml tht.
Mammoth
Stables. Fine, gentle horse», good bug-
after­
giea, reasonable prices.
noon .
Mr. Willard, w ho la preparing torn-
W anted to Purvhaae
gage in thedairy bu.ine«. Ill Hie vicin­
ity of Klamnth Falla, «tartial acr.wa tlie
A Well broken farm team of horaee,
mountain« Irom Aahlaml Tue«dav with
almut 12.0lM> weight. Addrvnn, Bos I7tt,
a her.I ol twenty head of Jrraey cattle
Klamath Falla.
it
w hich were alilpped here bv train from
the luvld farm near Portland.
Notice For Publication.
lakvview I. vatninvr.]
<1. T. McKendree lia«
moved
from
lairella to Menili.
III. wile baa la-vn
on an extended vi.it to Aahlaml, while
Mr. McKendree ha» l»*n out oil a aliecp
buying trip up in Crook county. Mr».
McKendree ha. returned to Merrill
where they will rvnlde thia winter.
The moat da«tardlv tuvev of work that
human being ever aloo|>vd to |>vr|a-tratv
i» Iwing practiced in Lakeview the pant
two win'ka. So lea« than eight different
lire» have In-en net ill the town in the
paat two week«. The llrat two were act
in the jail a week ago Wcdnemlay
evening. < >n Tliuraday night the Mam­
moth Livery »tablet were net on tire,
which rvaillted in the aecond largvat tire
the town ever had.
Next morning
three different tire, were atarted bn. k of
Hie row <d reaidencea that did not burn |
north ot the Livery Stable block. |
Thurmlay night another Are waa atarted |
back of the Linville botine, in the name
vicinity, which wan ilincovered by a
tarn *n.LHAae
V il r-Pria Heal
jruu can invent in Bonanza property. We make
term.
ea.y that anyone can buy. Tina ia
your opportunity to «tiare in Klamath county*,
proape nty.
BONANZA IMPROVEMENT CO.
Klamath Commercial Agency Building
Klamatb hotel
The American Bank and Trust Co.
Capital Stock $100,000
Unsurpassed Cuisine, only Ameri­
Klamath Falls. Oregon
J*
J. W. MAtaMS
Caahiar
can cooks being employed
lnt<r<st Paid on Saving« Deomu
. . .
Large well furnished Rooms
w
c w ni HB
4 »»iatant C-tahtar
0GO. BHmiECOn,
Proprietor
FOR MEN AND BOYS
OOtNU TO KI-NO?
II so, get a rig from the
Klamath Fall, lor a numla-r of montila,
return, home Io
*lf You Can Save $5 a month
Xoflf r 1» h*-r«*l y firm that the Counly
C«»urt t«*r k at a'.h «ouniy, orrgon, «IltlnM lu
p „bate* <! »t on th«* J.-i day of November.
IWM'r, a|>| o nt nr a * A«.n-lhi»trafor of the E*-
lat* <»f Mail n I > -iindal. d«*< » a»« I
A'l | mtm ij . I a* mg < 'a tn- again»! th«* »aid
«••tat«* w lil prr»ent tbrrn to tne on or tieforr
lour w«*«-k»at n y <*ft <• • in the < ity of klatnath
Fall*. «>!**<• n d dv »r.-|ftrd a<cor<llng to law.
bat<-d th » .1»! da) ol Noxrmber, ISOS.
J <* Kt’TKNIC,
Admlniatraior «»! th«* Estate ol Martin Lying
dal «MeOsaed
M U 12-11
t'nm-.t niair, tan.l otrtc*-. Lakeview, Oregon,
ootobsr M. leni
Notice I, herab, given that In compliance
w lih th«* |»r<>vlaltut« of the «< ! ot ('ongr«-»a of
Jun«* S. IM71. mini«*«! ’’An *«'t for th«
of
thntier latula in lb*Rtatea«if California, or«*
gon. Nevada ami Washington territory.' a«
extended load the Public l.aml Hiat«*« by a« t
«d Align«! * l*W. H«'*uford F liay«1en, <»f
talamaih Fall«, county of klamath. «tale of
<>r«*g<»n, ha« fll«*«l in 11» 1« office hi« «worn Riat«*-
men! No :.•**, for Ho* |»urrha«c t»f th«* N’jSE^
Mee. M. ami W»t MW «4 of Mee :i\ In T|> No. :<?
M, It N«> •» K. W M. and will offer proof to «how
that the land «ought 1« im»ro valuatde for It« I
timlx'r <»r »tone than for agricultural pur-
po«ew. and to «-Ntabllnh hi« claim to raid land
tiefor# county clerk of klamath county at hl«
official ; la< v ot bu«lm*««. hi klamath Fall«,
orrgon, un Friday the 6th day of February.
1W7.
Ite name« a« wltm*R«r«:
Wm l.akhua of klamath Fall«, oregon
F.duard Kchtinaw of klamath F m II n , Oregon.
<’. (’. Ilogue of klamath Falla, Oregon.
K. P. Hubtiaril ot klamath Fall«, orrgon.
Any amt all |H*rm»n« claiming adversely the
above deacrlbed land« ar«* requvalvd to flic
lheir claim« In thia office on or befort* aahl
6th «lay of fvbruary, l'.k»7.
II 22 2 t
J. N Wateon, Rcglider.
The quality and make-up of our garments can not
be surpassed for the simple reason that we handle
HART, SCHAFFNER &, MARX CLOTHING
This label stands fur good material, good taste and good workmanship
SUITS, $23.50 TO $35
Other Suits flade by
FRIEND BROS, and I. & S. BING
VALUES $7.50 TO $21.50
An elegant line of
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats
You will also find here a
swell line of Dress Hats,
Shirts, Shoes, Gloves, Fancy
Hoisery and Fine Under­
wear > > .« j * J*
$2.75 IO $8.50
We carry a complete line
of Rubber Boots, Snow
Shoes, Mackinaws, Leather
Coats, Duck Coats, Comfort­
ers and Blankets
>
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man who ««» alevping in a barn and
who rnahed to the tire and put it out.
Then again on Saturday night of hint
week, a tire »a« alarteli in George
Reed'» burn oil Howey street in the
»mth end of town almut .'I o'clock.
| llonanza Ihilletin.)
W. If. Davin, the Willow creek farm­
er and one of the leading apiritn in the
promotion of thia xection of the coun­
try, wan a Merrill vinitor Tuesday. Mr.
Davin had been to the Falla where lie
had l>een looking after bin interenta in
the lutko Shore Stage Co. The Steamer
Klamath met with an accident Sunday
TRY US
We collect everywhere
and make no charge
unless a collection is
made. We please our
clients.
ASK THEM
MORGAN MERCANTILF. CO.
Fenton Bldg,
*
Portland, Oregon
Ask for "Dry Sox Shoes'" for Men
and “Billy Buster Steel Bottom""
Shoes for Boys.
None Better!
Portland Clothing and Shoe Store
< Bead to Toot Outfitters for men and Boys <
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