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———' ' ' V ART HUH HARTLEY, of Runeavllle, WANTED—Girl for general house work. Apply Heitkemper’a Jewelry Bask., Canada, is desirous ol securing, informalmii regarding hiabrother, Fieri. | Store. tf Walter, last heard ut in Klamath Falls, 8. R. aud W. D. Kingdon were in the Oregon, in Kov< inl < i, 1006. t city this week on business. These Harry Caden is visiting in Ban Fran- gentlemen have disposed of all of their timber holding iu this county with the cisco, having gone there last Balurdsv exception of 25 acres and their saw with the intention of remaining three weeks. mill. ft CLEARANCE SALE! flonday, January 6th, 4- 4* 4- 4. until. -----February 15th----- 4* Secure liargains While You Can THE BRICK STORE C° K 4»4»4»«1*4»4»4»4*4*4*4*4*«<*4»4*4» 4*4» 4»4*4» «f»4»4»4*4» X CITY Keep your eye ou page 4 and you will always know what good things to order for your table. Van Riper Bros, have fresh groceries arriving daily. Phone your order to 5-1-6. 11-28 ♦ Long Lake Lumber Co They will make their home in Lake- Martin Brother and Bean! A Schort- view. gen, the business men of Merrill who were arrested on the charge ol violation The mail from Pokegauia arrives ' ot the Sunday closing law, were dis much earlier in the day now. due to the missed by Judge Anderson, on instruc change in the railroad schedule. tions from Assistant District Attorney We have a purchaser for a house mid Stone. Their arrest wa» due to a com- lot in Klamath Falla. If you have a ! plaint by a saloon Hutu who decided snap to offer let us hear from you. Ma that if be had to obey the law every son A Blough. z if other business man should do likewise. The defense offerer! was that the Mrs. Jessie Dunn of lionanta waa in sheriff's order had not been receivedin tbe city thia week visiting friend» Merrill in time. II. L. Holgate, cashier of the I'.mk of W. P. Rhodes of Merrill was u visitor Bonanza. was in the city tor a couple of at the county seat this week. days this week on matter» of interest to He Those who wish the Wiggle Stick the people of the l'p|>ei Props t , Blue, which 1 have l-een selling for the turned home Sunday. benefit of the Woman's Teiuple of Chi The I’. 8. It. 8. whist club »»» enter cago, will new find it for »ale at the tained Saturday evening by Miss Lyle Racket Store, as Mr. Duffv lias kindly Watson, at the home of Mi. and Mrs. consented to handle it in future. I also C. C. Hogue. have it at my resideuce, if it is more Jacob Kueck of Yunna waa in the city convenient to call for it there. Hattie Saturday to attend the monthly meet Wilson. 10-31 t ing of the director» of the Water I'sers The Brat monthly meeting of the Civic association. Federation will be held this evening in Michael Kueeli was in the citv Mon tbe Court House. A cordial invitation day. is extended to the public. Hon. 11. I.. Benson will address the memliers It will make you hungry if you look at Van Riper Bros, advertisement on • >r. R. E. U-e Steiner assumed charge page 4. Phone your orders to 51C>. t of the Asylum for the insane on Jan. 2, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Daltun were in succeeding Dr. J. F. Galbraith. He »late.I that he would make no changes thecity fur several days thia week. Mr. in the present force of attendant so long Dalton attending the meeting of the di as they performed their duties faith rectors of the Water t'sers association, of which he is a director. fully. Manufacturer» of All Kinds of LUMBER Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors, All Kinds of Mouldings, Hand sawing and Turning. Odd-Sited Doors and Windows a Specialty PHONE 381 All kinds of Finishing Lum ber now on hand. Large assortment of Doors and Windows made up and ready for immediate de livery. Can furnish an order on the grounds for anyfsized build- ing within twenty-four hours. Large stock of Flooring in three grades. W. O. HUSON, ; Mr. and .Mrs. J. Frank Adams and their son, Martin, were in the city lor several days this week. Mr. Adame, in addition to attending to other business, was present at the meeting of the board of directors of the Water L'sers assor-ia- tion, ol which he is a member. Manager r __ “ .'LL. Georg»- Wilson of Merrill was in the city Saturday r on business connected * with bis hi« a.«la «rwla t water works. Sandwiches, Doughnuts, Pies ■What kind of Skates did von get? J *- R — Klipper Club, of course. 12- lIHf I and Coffee Served in a dainty way that will please . tbe most fastidious. Try us and if we please you, tell others: if not, tell us. a BRIEFS HOflE BAKERY M. C. tlENNESS, Prop HOUSTON BLOCK. flAIN THE BOi TIIERN OREGON STATE FOR BALK- Eighty acree.near I hairy ; price |IO per acre. Come lo see ue NORMAL BCHOOI. at Ashland offers ■>»|ie«'ial opportunities for teachers to re-, about thia land.—Mason A Blough, tf view for the tvaclier's examination in, William 8. Wonlen made a living trip February and August and to take work to Bray thia week in the interests of the m I'uilagogv ami in Bpecial Melliods ol railroad company. teaching in the various grades ot the The principal speaker a* the Civic training school. Since the public Federation meeting tins evening will lw> schools ot Oregon are calling tew teach-' Hon. II. L. Beiis-m, Judge of the I'll- or« who can teach Manual Training, cult Court. many aie taking advantage ol tlie Indus trial work lately installed in the school »katee! Skates! EifM-iise» of luard and lodging and tui Skates! Klipper Klub, tion. nominal. The State Normal • Buy your skates at Baldwin's Hardware. 12-1WU School of Ashland is enjoving tlio largest appropriation of State funds ever grant MARRIED—At the home of the <»l a Normal S c I kki I in the histdvy ot; bride's oarents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Oregon, Catalogues »ent ou applies-1 Hauiaker of Bonauza. Misa Myrl'e tion to tin- I'reri.lciit I 2-l.tt) Hauiaker and Johu Stindl, The cere- Urol. Clyde R. Payne, ot the Defiait- i mony occuircd last Sunday, lloth the contracting parties are well known iu meiit ol Science ot the Ashland Normal, I Ulis city and have a wide circle Of has l>eeii appointed president pro tern. , friends who wish them much happiness ol that institution. A. D. llarpold of Bonanaa was iu the city Saturday. F. J. Bon ne went to Bonansa Bunday | to look after his extensive business iu i terests in that section. Mr and Mrs. Norvil ot the Reclame tion Service left for San Francisco Sat urday. Some school directors throughout the county are scratching their heads tor the reason that not a district in the county th. t has issiied tsinds for school pur I hmw has made provision, thiough » special lax. for the payment of either j interest or principal. "Every drop purr,” is wl at can la- sari ol Continenial whiskey, Water, .Mill wMakay, N<>imaudi» live and 1'. F. V Rr • ' "l‘l I-» U D W ■Il-on. v John Prairie, alias Mu. klus. who was I oiiik I over to an.ut the action ot the grand jury at the June term ■>( the Cir cuit Court. Iia« l» en released on his own recognisance, with the understanding that hr | ut in an appearance when wanted and al>*ent luiii.-lf trxui flic city. F. I.. I'ope, one of th* »ubttanlial cil* Isens of Merrill, waa in the city Monday on business. Sam Walker, alio has I wen suffering from rheumatism, is recovering. M. Marchand went to I*orris this week acconipanierl bv C. F. Gmslrich. W. R. I*avis. manager of the O. C. T. Company, is in the city on business D. F. Driscoll of Bonanza wa« in the connecter! with the affairs ot his con city Saturday to attend the director»* cern. meeting. Attorney J. F. Farraher, of Yreka, is FOR EXCHANGE--A new luodwra, in thecity. representing Capt. McIntire live-room house, value |IflOll, in Santa in hi« suit against W. R. I hr vis rt al for Crus, Cal.; climate here like peqieliial a liquidation of the affairs <>f the stage spring time. Will exchange lor Klam company. ath Falls vacant lots, valley land, or C. J. Mini ot lairds landing is in the timber. Reason ter change, must have higher altitude. I also have a nice city. Ilia presenre lieing due to the in- eight-acre ranch two and one-half miles ' trrnecine strife of the O. A C. T. Co. “There Is Only One ITay Of fudging The Enture; That is By The Past.” Chat IsUlbvChe NATIONAL AND CROWN A NIAGARA STEEL RANGES Have Bean Placed In So many Homes. Chey Sell Cbemselvcs. The Wonderful Success of These Stoves is the Beautiful Nickel Finish and the High Class Workmanship Embodied in all the good features of this range is the Economy of Fuel Money Will Not Buy A Better Steel Range Than A Malable Top National and Niagara Roberts & Hanks ¡■multi Block Phone, 173 1 *************** PHONE516 d* For fresh groceries uf all kinds—Phone ç-i-6 For the bes* of teas and Ç-I-6 For the choicest of canned ç-i-6 F<»r i<>o8 groceries and fruits—Rhone For fresh raisins, candies, nuts, etc.—Phone ç-i-6 For courteous treatment always- Phone ç-i-6 AddreM. A. from Santa Cruz, for sale. Among the rrsidenta of Merrill who W. Pingree. Seabright Station, Banta were in tbe city this week were Ernest ♦ R. A. Moon ami C. E. Hoyt are down Crus, Cal. Wolford and Gene Hammond. from the Fort thia week sen ing as Fred Vinson, one of Bonanza's well I. A. Duffy left this morning for Han jurors. known merchants, was in the city this Diego, Calif., where he gm-s to s|,end C. I.. Kelsey left thia week fur South week. the balance ol the winter. ern California. He goes first to Loe Freight rates on the Bray route will Ik»- William Bassett was over from Angeles, where lie will remsin for a nanza thia week, lieing one of the jury advance 30 cents a hundred <>n the luth. lew weeks anil then to San Diego, where men for the special term of court. The case of McIntire vs. W. R. Davie, he will spend the winter. WM '><’n »'"t<»l, plaintiff having tn R. T. Baldwin, i. who has teen at the Fee Ady for marsh lands. 4 Klamath Agency for sometime engaged - |«y the costa. Among the Klamath County students <>. A. Stearns is mourning the loss of in the installation of the electric light plant, returned home thia week. The who came home from Corvallis, where new pair of rubbers, in lieu of which • were left a couple of old ones, He sng- plant has been accepted by the gov they are attending the Agricultural College, to visit relatives during the gesta that the owner may have the old ernment. ap holidays, and who have returned to ones if he will but return the new ones Small tracts of well located tule marsh their studies are: E. H. Dement, Jesse he misappropriated. lands offered for one week at fJM [<er and Holly Siemens, E. E. Wilson, N.C. 4 W. D and 8. R. Kingdon Jett Tues acre. Abel Adv. Crews and I.. L. Leavitt. day morning lor Corvallis where they The annual meeting of the stockhold will remain tor a short time. From ers of the Little Klamath Canal Co. was FARMERS OF nODERATE MEANS there they will go L> Caspar. Wyoming, held at the Klamath County bank OFFERED RARE OPPORTUNITV where they will visit their brother, Monday when the billowing officers Justin, who ia one of the engineers on a were elected: President, J. Frank big irrigation works there. They ex Adams; vice president, A. B. Libbev; An unusual op|»>rtnnity is offered the I pect to be nlisent alsmt two months. < secretary and treasurer, Alex .Martin, farmer of moderate means to secure a Jr. Mr. Adams was re-elected super home in the lakeside Tract located on WALL PAPER-WALL PAPER The intendent an-l ordered to collect the . the North shore ot Tule lake. WALL PAPER amounts due the company. No further , land now offered for sale consists ol tMMM) Rolls Choice Wall Paper business of importance was transacted. 13.100 acres o( irrigable land lying under House Lining . the Adams canal, a part of the Klamath All at popular prices A. B. I.ibbey one of the well known Project, and admirably located along Baldwin the Hardware Dealer residents of the Merrill country, waa in ¡the shore ot the lake. 11 ia rich sage Klamath Falls thecity Monday for the purpose of at brush and grass land,,part of it being in Dr. 8. llemenway, the old war horse tending the meeting of the stockholders cultivation. It will lai sold in tracts to of the little Klamath Canal company. of tire medical profession, was down suit purchasers and on satisfactory from Yaiuax fora few days this week. Chap Graves, the old knight ot the terms. Carries the Most Complete For particulars call on or address, J. J. A. Thompson, who came here re- stick, who is one of tne guiding spirits of the Bonanza Bulletin, was in the city Frank Adams, manager l.akesule Com 'untly from Twin Falls, has purchased Line of pany, Tule ladle, Oregon. lo-17-tf 4X the truck and transfer business of J. W. this week. Hunsaker. Mr. Thompson is thor The government says that Continen oughly convinced ot the importance of tal whiskey, Water .Mill whiskey, Nor ot this city and it was this confidence mandie Rye and F. F. V. Rye is pure that caused him to invest. fur it ia put up under its supervision in MARRIED—In this city, Sunday, boaded wan heuses. Bold by C. D. January 5, littW, Miss Mary B. Cerri son Willaon. 4 of Merrill, and Mr. John V. Miller of Director E. R. C. Willliams was Lake county, Rev. P. Conklin, officiat .down from Lorella Saturday to attend a ing. They will make their home near meeting of the lioard. UNIVERSAL BREAD MIXER. Makes Bread Making a Pleasure. Tule Lake. Agent lor STUDEBAKER WAGONS and OLIVER PLOWS. Mrs. Mollie Hamerl died at her home I Mr. and .Mr». William V. .Mong have in Tacoma one week ago last Sunday. The "ACME” and ?‘J900” WASHING MACHINES rob wa«h day of most of Its terrors decided to open a school of dramatic art, She was well known in this county as. If you want your Watch re and already have made preparations for Mie» Mollie Brooks, being tbe daughter paired by a skilful repairer, the production of a play, "Where of Major Q. A. Brooks, and had a host1 I bring it to me. 1 employ a Hearts are True,” in which some of the of friends among tbe old timers, who Watchmaker who understands beet local talent will participate. Mr. will regret to hear of her death. not only the theory, but the and Mrs. Mong have already made mechanical principles of Died, at the Klamath Agency, Tues many friends in ibis city and it is cer tain that they will enjoy themselves day, December 31, the infant son of Mr. WATCHES i here this winter, as well at furnish and Mrs. Harry Pearson, aged 14 All work guaranteed, ' much entertainment for tbe theatre months. matter what kind of a watch 1 goers. Mr. and Mrs J. D. H»maker, of Bo or how badly broken, it can lie 1 Do not buy blended whiskey. When nanza, left thia week for California, repaired and done promptly, at you want pure whiskey see that it is where they will spend the winter. Van Riper Bros., Grocers J M ason a S lough ABSTRACTERS A. choice lino of Invest ment»« t lif it will mo R til & jitirolifiMA*!* money — Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON &. SLOUGH BALDWIN ♦ 4* 4* f Dependable Hardware * — Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or shelf-worn goods. Agents celebrated Ell wood Fences— and everything the farmer needs. GEO. R. HORN,the Hardware Man Abstracting ALLEN SLOAN Secretary : 4* * 4* 4* 4* * 4* f 4* Vico-President Mapa, Piana, Blue Prints, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. Surveying and Irrigation Engineers KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E Preaident The Hardware Dealer M. D. WILLIAMS, C. E. Treasurer Let Me Hear Your Watch Tick! put up under tbe government s "bonded warehouse stamp,” as is tbe Continen tal whiskey, Water Mill whiskey, Nor- mandie rye and I-. F. V. rye. Sold by I IC. D. Willson. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reams left for the South Friday morning, where they will remain for the Dext three or four months. They were eccompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Mollie Jennings. | WINTERS Hardware, Stoves, Steel Ranges, Paints and Oils, Wall Paper, Pumps and Pipe, Crockery UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER Watchmaker, Jtueltr, Optician, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. The Big Four-Story “BRICK,” Klamath Falls I i ; * * ; f e \ * * f f I *