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<1 « I RENO Claims Sustained For Thorough Education and Character Building U nited S tates C ourt of C laims f « TI hi l-uhli.lu r* of Wabalae’a tnlarnallonal OI. Ilimar , «licite that It •' la, In fa, 1.1 lie pupu- lar t ualir din'll I hor>>u*lily rv«.||t<al in evert letali. *n<l » aal ly «urli boi In every i«arl. with III« purptMn of ailuplln* Il to UH»'! flic larari aal merer reijUlivumut* ut another genera tion." W e «re of the opinion that thia alligation moat clearly ami accurately <lea> rlla<a Ihr work that lias lieen an oiupll.le-l ami the nallit that liaalarnu rear lieri. Tire lili'tlonary. aa II now alatela, ha* been thoroughly re ~lll«.l In every «letali, baa la-cn «iorr«ct««l In ei cry |>art. alni la admirably a<la|>l«w| to lucci tlw lai ger «mi aaii-rrr n*|uln<in«uita of ■ generation which «lemamla im irr of |«>pular philological hnowlolge than any gcnutaliou that I tie world liaaetrr cnlilalm-l. Il la |H-rha|« ueerUr-aa to »Id that wc refer to llm ilmtlonary In our Jmlhlal work an of the hlglinat authority In a« < urary of desili ■ uni . «ml liiat In tlu> future a* In the |mat It wlU I« lb* agunw of iM.ualaut icferriMv*. LIIASI.» C «OTT C*W Jaat». LAWJtKMCg Joli* PAVtlt, « ta m i>i j i-Kvi.i.g, niAiuuM li now h Y / Jn*<~ rsz o/.rrw rrfrr» to ITKBATKR*R DICTIONARY INTERNATIONAL THE GRAND PRIZE •Ito* hlirlMMi itwinli w » n irlvrn to Ihr 111 I rm it* tioiiMl nt U»«' U s.rhl*« I’Air. 31. GET THE LATEST AND BEST ST. MARY’S ACADEMY is the ideal school for YOUNG LADIES A thorough education in all standard branches assured, in cluding literature, languages, mathematics, science, history, music, needlework, etc., also careful attention to matter* of de portment and those accomplish ment* which mark the cultured, refined woman. All courses arc thoroughly modern in subject and system. Devoted attention is paid to domes tic < omfort of students. Nodiitinction or interference in nutters of religion, (live your daughters the privileges of schooling in this healthy, cultured town wUl lut ittisridi'ti <n oflir fm, Ifritr for Circular—TO!>.I Y rprrimcri St. Mary’s Acadamy G i C. MERRIAM CO euacisHint. Jackajn ville, Oregon RPRINOFIELO. MARB. Alt -E The water is ill iqueeied out—by hy- drsulic prrssure—from Preferred Stock SquashanJ Pumpkin. No more scorching. Preferred Stock Canned Goods P*ek»4 Wksrmr IM B m < we Qr*vi Fii’rrn grown Sq«uuh an. I Pumpkin are beit, therefore we have all Preferred Stock Sqassh and Pumpkin canned in the Fast. When they have lia«i ■ good frost— «*. t. necessary to give h»r«t flavor- then the be,t of the crop p «nRRi:' JiCf' are gstherrdat once into toe cannery, carefully >et aside and put up for Preferred Stock. It come« out rich, and juit moist enough for be n pies. Flavor is unsurpassed. t nt ' ’’IffPRfO STOW J/ z/v J L tutti Ht rurt it it PREFERRED) STOCK—at your (’»rarer*/ A llis * Ltwtr wkoi.,*i.r, * Xi » roariARD.oazaoa.tr.ea. •4«/v.W.£»/f k . -•••■ • New School Supplies Tablets, Pencils, Pencil Poxes, Pte. CHITWOOD DRUG COMPANY I [Merrill Record] The new Record building 1« now un der way and in a short time it is hoped that Merrill’s paper will be in a home of its u» n. couici «ì«»sr. ( h Ì i T oh I That the Bonanza Creamery has tbe The Five Senses. By Jessie Willcox good of its patrpn* to heart is evidenced A series of drawing* repro by the announcement of Manager Me- i Smith. Kendree, that until further notice 25 duced in color. cent« will lie paid for blitter fat. As j Wipning the First International Bal soon a« tbe market rises, this price will ; loon Race. By Cleveland Moffett. l>e further increased, At these price* Illustrations from photographs. there should certainly I m * abundant in Mr. Weeks. By Viola Roseboro' and Everything »nn« to have taken <>n ilucement to farmer« to milk a few W. Carr Morrow. Illustration by Jay cow*. new lite thia week. Hambidge. The Merrill School Literary Society A Roman Garden. By Florence (diaries 8 noirgoose has gone to llogtie ha« been organized and the following Wilkinson.- A poem, with drawings by Ki ver valley on a visit. officer* have been elected for the first Israel Doskow. The electric lull on the 30th was a term: President, John Ratliff, Jr.; The Confession and Autobiography of grand sucre*« in every re»pect. Fifty- vice president, Clifford Harter; secre Harry Orchard. Fourth installment. four numlier* were «old for the dance. tary, Alla Balis; treasurer, Gladys Illustrations from photographs. McCormick'* electric light plant wna Riches; librarian, David Fitch; press The Meagre Life. By Perceval (Gib started up on the 30th. It ia a great agent, E**a Ratliff. The object of the bon. Part one. Illustrations by W. sucre*« ami now the town ¡a well society is the intellectual improvement Hatherell, R. I. and entertainment of the mem tiers. lighted. Mary Baker <«. Eddy. By Georgine Their meeting* are to be bi-monthly. Milmine. The story of her life and the TRY VS FOR QUALITY AND Davia and McIntire are patting in a Turner Bro*, and Rhoads have at last history of Christian Science. IX. Lit PRICES . new dock and warehouse near the They ( have also rented H. succeeded in getting their new planer erary Activities. liriilg«-. Our Vp-to-i>ate Stock is Being Snowgooae’a barn and yard adjoining i into operation. It is a splendid ma Increased Constantly Slateville's Apostate. By Casper Day. < the «lock. Thia is a great advantage to chine ami the work it turns off i* as Illustrations by Wladyslaw T. Benda. th« McIntire Transportation Co. As the smooth as it could possibly be without liarii and dock are adjoining each other sand pajier. Appreciated nil their work is close together. No la-tter convenience could tie had any California's Loss where. Sheriff obenchain received a letter The Ikiten heirs have concluded to this week from Mies Carolyn l'atchin, Successor to R. fl. Boiler Following is a letter that has beeu of Everett, Washington, enclosing a Iny out town lela adjoining Kenogml R. A. Emmitt is now surveying and sent out to all of the pa per* on the Coast check in payment of her taxes. A par platting the same. Thia matter has by the California Promotion Commit agraph therein is as follows: tee. It is good advertising for Califor l«een long neglected. "Out of the balance, if there be any, nia and better lor Merrill and Klamath you will please straighten out my bill County. Few here realize the amount i with the Klamath Republican. May I of good done by tbe exhibit at Sacra also ask you to express to them tbe How’s This? mento, but there are thousands who pleasure it gives me to receive the Re Wo otter line Hundred Hollar« Reward (or know that Klamath County ''skinned" any cbm - ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by the other states and walked off with publican regularly, to note its growth and to learn .of the rapid advancement II all’« Catarrh Cure. fifteen hundred dollars in prises: F. J. CHKXKY A Co.. Toledo. O. of the beautiful Klamath country. I California has lost a tine, thorough was enthusiastic over it and its future We, the Cmler.lgned. have known F. 1. sumrr masazire Cheney (or the last 15 years, aud believe him bred, registered Holstein bull, but what five years ago, and have never changed besubfuUy iliiutralacL good stones perfectly honorable in all bu.lneaa transac is California's loss is Oregon’s gain, for my opinion." $1.50 •nd aibciea about Caliiotaia tion* an«l fl tiancially able to carry out any ob the hull is now at tbe home of J. F. •ad *11 th* far Wart. ligations made by bl« flrm. The Republican is pleased to learn of Adame, a Merrill, Oregon, farmer, who the satisfaction it is giving Miss l'atchin W AI.hlNO, K1NNAN A MARVIN. TOWR AM CRWmiT JOURNAL W holecale Druggist*. Toledo. O. won him at the National Irrigation and to assure her that her expressions • mot* devoted eft Hall'« Catarrh Cure 1« taken Internally, act- to the i oi da* Congress by making the l>est exhibits oi of good will are fully appreciated. The i Ing directly upou the blood and muc*n« .ur- Wart. a yam fare* o( the system. Testimonial« sent tree. the products of a single irrigated farm. confidence she places in the future of I'rioe 75 cent« |>er bottle. Sold by all drug This prise went to Adams from the the Klamath country is not misplaced, ROAD W A THOUSAND WONDERS gist« California Committee which offered the for there is no section of the Pacific • book of 75 p ages, cootaiame 120 colorad photograph« J $0.75 Take Hall'. Family Pill« (or constipation bull, California Promotion Boy, to the Coast that has as bright an outlook as pteturesqa* «pots ia CaMoraia _____ man w ho showed best what an irrigated has this section. farm could do. California farmers were T«a . . . $2.75 Notice for Purcha«e of School Lands not allowed to compete for prizes lie .All for •••••••• $1.50 NOTICE Department of the Interior, United cause California was the host on this Cm out this advotiaemart occasion and it would not have ^looked State« Land Office lakeview, Oregon, aad send waft $130 to well to keep all the tine prizes at home. I Wish to inform my patrons and the August 26, 1907. Notice is hereby given that the Stalo There were quite a number of com|>eti- people of Klaiuath Falls that I intend <>f Oregon has tiled application, under tors for this prize, for California Pro taking my dairy again on October 1st. JAMES FLOOD BLDG. SAN FRANCISCO H. N. WHITELINE. the provisions of the Act of Congress of motion Boy is of the kind of stock that t>-5-4t August 14, 1848, and the Acts amenda farmers are anxious to get hold of, and tory thereof, for the following described while there were good exhibits. Adams unappropriated, lion-mineral ami sur- made such a tine display that the veyed public lami* in lieu of losses to judges ha<l no difficulty at all in making the aw«rd. The bull was turned over it* grant for common school«, to-wit : List No. 231, *e>4se'4 Fee. .’<, se'^se’^ to Adams by the authorities of the Sec. 4, Tp. 20 8, R. 11 E„ W. M„ and Congress and lias been sent to Merrill nw lanel4 Sec. 29, sw^net* Sec. 7, se'4 where he will head the herd on Adams’1 «w'4 Nec. 5. Tp. 29 S„ and ««'«»e1« Hoc. farm. 8, Tp. 28 8., R. 12 E., W. M. Any ami all persons claiming advendy The October flcClure’s the above described lands are requested Nurses, Matrons, Physicians, Cover design from the portrait of to tile their said claims in thia office on Ellen Terry by G. F. Watts, R. A. prefer it to any other whiskey. or before the 18th. d^y of October, 1S07. Picture by F. Walter Taylor, Fronts-i J. N. Watson, Register. piece. To accompany "Eleanor’s The aliove notice will be publi«hed in it the Lake County Examiner and the House.” My Children ami 1. By Ellen Terry. Klamath Republican, both weekly newspaper* of general circulation, pub- Illustrations from paintings and por-' why not keep it in your ished at Iatkeview and Klamath Falls, trait*. home? Oregon, respectively. An Idyl of the Road. By Josephine 9-19-10-17 J. N. Watson, Register. Daskaiu Bacon. Illustrations by Regi nald Birch, reproduced in tint. The Third I>egree. By Hugo Miin- s ter berg. For Society and Wedding On the Ueights. By William Aspen- ft's Pure, Appetizing, and a Stationery—either Engraved Mall Bradley. A poem. Wholesome Stimulant............ or Printed, call at this office. Eleanor’s House. By Willa «'»iliert Gather. Illustration by F. Walter Tay I Work and prices right. lor. AND OTHERS New Stock FURNITURE MAGAZINE READERS Mrs. Wright’s • -r 5 A Aratemi Acatimilc, Cnlmglata. Norua) and Onmnr-ial <»ra«am Kdarwtlnn In al I l.raarhra, lacladiag elwu. Ua. «d'ara. n.a«l.-mau<a. aCr.. all taaad pa ths foaadatlna that has woa araalast -- :i n forò“* arsa«.at n.aa and »oman W.halp bora whocaanol It« 'Tkîrt’vîiRTlr. ,n»«< r‘«. i>»i<*r Mr. of ma- tr >n *5 HIT r. i IJOA i f < a T m < nfw and rm»ai«a E. W. GILLETTE & CO rhe Entire St ick and Fixtures of Milliner Store • ALBANY Klamath Falls Furniture House FOR SALE! ,4* Reno ia situated in the Southern part of Klamath County, on the Klamath river, at the terminus ol navigation. Twoateamera land here; mail, express and passengers are transferred from the st^ge to the ls>at at this jsrint. Adjoining Kenn on the west ia a large licit ot timber, and on the east ia a large body of marsh lamia. Near Keno, on the river, ia immense water power. Tele phone con m-ct ions with ill parta of the country. Has a gissi *ch«xil, two store* and two saw mill*. FROH OCR EXCHANGES SUNSET MAGAZINE IT IS THE STANDARD for the Same Reason Sul>sao«-lt»*s for titles JESSE MOORE WHISKEY #2.00 PEW YKÄ» ON SALE AT ALL FIRST CLA88 PLACES ! • - *