Klamath republican., January 23, 1908, Image 4

Watch lot the »ale at the Portland
Store, starting at n o’clock Saturday
morning.
CLEARANCE SALE!
until
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Secure Bargains While You Can
THE BRICK STORE C9
CITY
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BRIEFS
Watch for the »ale at the Portland
Store starting at 8 o'clock . Saturday
i morning.
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
Geo.'.W. Loosely, the well known
stockman of Fort Klamath will actively
engage in the meat ^business at Ash­
land. lie lias purchased an interval in
the Granite City Market of that city.
Keep your eye on ; »-« 4 and you
will always know what good things to
order lor your table. Van Riper Bros,
have fresli groceries arriving daily.
Phone vour.oider to 5-1-ti.
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Manufacturer« of All Kinds of
LUMBER
County Treasurer L. Alva Lewi* now
has his office in the court bouse, and
auvone having business with the treas­
urer will find him there.
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
All Kinds of Mouldings,
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Pref. C. A. Howard, who last week
acoompsuiied the High School Debating
team on their trip to Medford and
I Granta l‘a*«. ia greatly enthused over
the railroad proapaeto. He went out
by way of itvnv and came back over the
same route, mid noted aucli prog re««
a* having been made during the few
WANTED—Girl for general houee- day* that elap«ed lielwevii tripe Frank
work.
Apply Heitkumper's Jewelry lia White went out on the same trip
with Prof. Howard, mid when Biay was
Store
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readied Mr. \\ lute took onosMion to
Mias Maud* Baldwin expects to leave
make an e»tiniale of the amount ol «I m I
shortly (nr a visit with Portland Irieuda
mid lie* uow in tho yards at that
A ahanc* in offered you to buy llmt, place. He fouud llial there are enough
Schaffner A Marx clothing al a very mils there to lay tkl miles of track and
small price at the Portland Store «ale.
almost enough ties for tlie same1
Ky Taylor ha* opened up hi* shop in length. Mr. White is ot tlie opinion I
that the grade will lie com pl« tod in
the Willson block.
about two week» and it will thvn l<e'
FUR BALE- Eighty acre«,near Ihuiy ; ready for the rail« to a |a>inl a mile >
price *10 per acre. Come In see us north ol Macdoel. The bridge« arv now j
about this land.- .Mason A Slough, it
well under way. and only »mail gap* In j
Jtu. Hessig, th« telephone magnate ol the grade remain to l>e cloee.1 up.
Camps me living established by 1
Ft. Klamath, is in th« city on business.
Erickeon A Petterson to ^instruct tl.s I
■•kales! Skates!
"etiooHy" over the hill al Iforrls. !
Skates! Klipper Klub,
There nre now about 2nd men working
Huy your skate«
011 the grade and good progreee is being
at Baldwin's Hardware. 12 lOlt made, the work across the desert being
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Fred McKendree, the BonansaCream very easy. .Mr. White took especial
erv man. was iu the city Monday. He pain« to learn everything poasible con■'
just returned from Merrill where lie ha* corning th« building of the mad, and he
been looking over th« plant al that informed i’rof. Howard that In his
place. Mr. McKendree reports btiain«*» opiniou there 1« mi reason to* believe
in due shape and states that the far­ that there will lie any prolonged slop at
mer« of the Bonanza district are fast anp jxiint »outli ot Klamath Fall*.
waking up to the importance mid extra
profit in keepiug a better breed of
"Every drop pure," it what can lie
urilch cows He predict« that Klamath eaid of Continental whiskey, Water
county will shortly be the greatest dairy Mill whiekey, Normandie Rye and F. F.
•ection in Oregon.
V. Rye. Sold by C. 1». Willson.
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C. C. Hogue, disbursing agent ot the
V. S, Keclamation Service, returned
Monday eveiuug from Orland, California,
where he had beeu su|*rintending the
O|iening up ill a eel of book« lor th«
otlieial« of the reclamation prujset at
that place.
rionday, January 6th,
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The Railroad
NOTICE OF SURVEY
We have a purchaser for a house and
lot in Klamath Falls. It you have a
Klamath Fall«. Ore . Ian. 23, 180«
snap to offer let us hear from you
Ma­
Odd-Sized Doors and Windows a Specialty
T" the following property owners m
son A Slough.
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Tp. 40. S. R's8aml 10. E. W. ,M : II.
PHONE 381
Henry Parrish is up from hi« tanch G. Fairvlo, K. N. Colson heirs, George
near Merrill. He state« that this has Manning, J. W Manning, K. B Man­
been the best winter lor rattle in year». ning, Leonard W Miller, John A.
He has about 40 head on hi« ranch wliich Koonta, Janie« Carolati E. It. Ream*«,
of Finishing Lum
bave
been out to pasture all winter and Nat Langoll, Alimi Mvlhaae, G. W
I- N. Kelsey, a former Lake County
ber now
hand.
arv
in
the best of condition. He lias'nt Smith Reni Fatate Co . Ella J. Kelliher
newspaperman, was a Klamath visitor
J. K. Bullard. l-eonore F. Nowlin, C. M
bad
to
feed a day »0 far this year.
Saturday en route to old time haunts.
assortment of Doors
Hanson, James Joey. Wm.
Willaon
It will make vou hungry if you look Frances E. Boyd, H. II. Folsom, John
You know what a sale at the Portland
up
Store means—the saving of dollars and at Vau Riper Bros advertisement on C. Ferguson, Geo. W.Jory, R. II. Short,
ready for
page 4. Phone your orders to 510.
t K. S. Moore, Andrew Ryan, Henry P.
cents.
Galarneau. Ira C. Johnson, Mary If.
Mrs.
Abigail
Hawthorn,
grandmother
M. D. Williams, the County Surveyor,
returned Saturday from an official trip of A. L. and Fred Brown, the Main McClure, C. E. Hadley, M. P. Galar­
an order
street merchants, died in tins city al | neau, John II. Matney, Josephine C.
I to Bonanza.
; live o’clock Saturday afternoon nt the Matney, Chas. F. Galarneau, Alln-rt
grounds for
buikl-
A—What kind of Skates did you get?
1 advanced age of 83 years. The deceased Oehler, Thus. Marlin, Thersa Martin,
twenty-four
B—Klipper Club, of course.
12 lwif wss a native of .Maine and rerently Mary A. Sunderman, Pent! Darling,
hours.
Miss Lina Milla, who ha« been visit­ moved to Klamath Falls from Astoria. Emil Schuman, Bertha F Ryder, S. E.
ing in the Falla, has returned to the She is survived by four sons and three Martin, Crawford Hill, E.C. Ream, A.
Large
daughters, two of whom reside here, Kershner, J. W. Hamakar heir*, L. W
Doak ranch on the Upper Lake.
three
Mrs Olive R. Brown and Mis M. Ward, R. K. Hutton, Bertha Hpidell,
Bee Ady for marsh land«.
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Bailey. The (uneial services wen- held James Briaco, Sophia B. Henley, S. II.
litio th anil Charles -'tremali. You are
M H. Wampler was down from hit from the residence Sunday afternoon.
notilled that, on the 15th day ol
hereby
Odessa homestead this week. He came
Wheat hav, allalfa and timothy,
down in his launch, and reports open mixed—No. 1 liay—|I5 at tlie Belmont Februaiv. 190H, I «fiali begin survey for
the location of tlie following Section and
water from near his plice to Buena Stable*.
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'4 Section Corners, to-wit:
Vista Landing, although Pelican Bay is
R. C. Spink, who runs the Sutlers
All corner* in Sec. 10, all corner« in
__ frozen over and ice extends all along
•tore at Klamath Agency, came down Sec. 13, all corner* in Sec. 14, ‘4 corner !
the Northern aide ef the lake and ap-
last Monday acconi|>anied by Chief Clerk on tlie East of Sec. 12, '4 corner on the
parently through the straits and Agency
E. L. bwartzlander of the Klamath In­ Weal of Sec. 12. all ill Tp. 40 S. R. 8
r Lake.
dian Agency. Mr. Spink came down to E. W. M.
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Do not buy blended whiskey. When select his Summer stock ot dry goods
Said survey is made upon petition ol ,
• you want pure wiiiskey see that it is from tlie representative of a Portland C. E. Hadley, J. W.Jory, E. R Reame*.
put up under ttie government's "bonded firm.
J. C. Ferguson, M. P. Galarneau and C.
Served in a dainty way that will please
e warehouse stamp," a« is the Continen-
F. Galarnena for the pur|«>«e of locating
WALL PAPER-WAI.I.’ PAPER
tai whiskey, Water Mill whiskey. Nor­
the most fastidious. Try us and if we
the boundaries of their respective lend* ,
WALL PAPER
? mandie rye and F. F. V. rye. Sold by
«aid land« being within the alaive named
please you, tell others: if not, tell us.
i-»«l Roll« Choice Wall Paper
C. D. Willson.
Sections.
,M. D. WILIJ A MB,
House Uning
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County Surveyor ,
Harry Pointer, who ...»
lives , on the |
All at popular prices
Gleira ranch below town, suffered la very
Baldwin the Hardware Ibraler
serioua accident Tueaday morning,which
HOUSTON BLOCK, .TAIN ST
^1. C. MENNESS, Prop
Klamath Falls
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Notice
will lay him up for tome time. He was
H. A. Richardton and wife arrived •
driving down Main street with a load of
lumber and in crossing the street car few day« ago from Pendleton, Oregon, i Notice ol Intention to Chengs the Prin­
track one of the wheels struck the rail Mr. Richardson has recently sold hie
cipal Place of Bu«ines« of ths German ■
and be was thrown from his seat. In men'« furnishing business in that city
Commercial Savings Bank of Klam­
falling he etruck hia knee and Buffered a and came here to investigate tlie bu»i-
ath Falls, < Iregon.
fracture of the patella or kneecap. He ness opportunities of Klar.iath. On ac­
Pursuant to the written consent of the
waa taken to a room in the Willson count of the illne«« of his wife aince ; holders of all the Capital Ntock of the
building, near which the accident oc­ their arrival, he has been unable to aee
G kbvan CoMuaMiAL S avimm B ax «,
curred, and Dr. Merryman is attending much of our city yet.
which written consent ha« been ob- I
him.
tamed, and is now on tile in the office of
Invitation* are out for a l«*ap Year
•aid corporation, and pursuant to the
Mies Rhetta Morine, daughter of Mr. dance Friday evening given by the
resolution ol the Board of Directors of
and Mrs. G. W. Morine of Bonarza. young ladie« of tlie town a« a return to
«aid corporation, ordering that tlie re­
died at;her heme at 8 Monday even the Twenty-One Club.
moval and change herein mentioned be
ing, after a abort illness. The report
made.
Watch for the sale at tlie Portland
of her death came as a surprise and I
Notice it hereby given, that it is the
Store
starting
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
»hock to her many friends in this city.
intention
ot «aid cor|..ration to remove
The sympathy ol the entire community morning.
l and change it. principal place of busi-
1« with the bereaved parents, aa this is
Mire Jessie Arnett «uffered u severe new from the town ot Klamath Fall«,
the second daughter they have lost dur­ hemorage of the lungs Monday morning
Klamath County, Oregon, to the city of
ing the past year.
and Irxfay her condition is reported Portland, Multnomah County, State of
The railroad commisaion has made or­ quite serious.
Oregon, said removal and change to take
der discontinuing the investigation of
effect on tlie 20th day of March, A. D.
Sheriff Onenchain received word Sat­
the complaint against the services of urday ot the svriou« illne«« of file j 180H, after the duo publication of thia
Southern Pacific passenger trains Nos. father, Bartlett Olienchain, of Central notice.
By order of the Board of Director«.
11 and 12, operating between Roseburg Point, and left Sunday morning with his
Dated this 20th day of January, llKffl,
and Portland, with a view to ordering wife for that place. Mr. Olienchain,who
F. N. MYERS,
an extension to the train service far­ in nearly HO, suffered n stroke ot paraly- :
Secretory German Commercial Having«
ther south to Ashland. This action is sis from which it isfeared.be will not i
Bank.
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taken because the people south of Rose­ recover. Mr«. Jeff Wilson, of I.angeli ;
Valley
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Pankey,
of
Lor-
burg, upon whose petition the com­
Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns
ella, accompanied by their husband«,
plaint was made and for whom hearing
and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every-
passed through tlie city this morning to
was had at Ashland several weeks ago,
be with their father.
thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or
failed to produce sufficient evidence in
Word was received Monday afternoon
shelf-worn goods.
the opinion of the commission, to war­
that Mr, Olienchain died Sunday, Mr.1
rant an extension of the train service
Obenchain waa one of the early pioneers
Agents celebrated
farther south than Roseburg. This or­ of Oregon and is known throughout the
and everything the farmer needs.
der practically disposes of tho case al­ state.
together.
All kinds
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Chat Is Ulbv Ch«
NATIONAL AND CROWN A
NIAGARA STELL RANGES
Have Been Placed In So many Horn«».
Cbey Sell Cbemselves.
The Wonderful Success of These Stoves is the
Beautiful Nickel Finish
and the
High Class Workmanship
Embodied in nil 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
John Stindl, of Bonansa, is viMling in
tbe city.
Those who wish the Wiggle Stick
Blue, which I have been selling for the
benefit of the Woman's Temple of Chi­
cago, will now find it for «ale at the
1 Racket Store, as Mr. Duffy haa kindly
consented to handle it in future. I also
have it at uiy residence, if it is more
convenient to call for it there. Hattie
1 Wilson.
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Band sawing and Turning.
"There Is Only One Way
Of Judging The Enture;
That is Ev The Past:’
Roberts & Hanks
Cm nut Block
Phone, 173
on
Large
and Windows made
and
immediate de­
livery.
Can furnish
on the
anyfsized
iug within
;PHONE516
For fresh groceries of all kinds—Phone Ç-I-6
stock of Flooring in
grades.
W. O. HUSON,
Manager
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Sandwiches, Doughnuts, Pies
and Coffee
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HOHE BAKERY
* Dependable
Hardware
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Ell wood Fences—
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GEO. R. HURN, the Hardware Man
ALLEN SLOAN
Secretary
Abstracting
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Msps, Plans. Blue Prints, Etc.
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E
F real dent
M. D. WILLIAMS, C. £.
Treasurer
Let Me
Hear
Your
Watch
Tick!
THE SOUTHERN OREGON STATE
Card of Thanks
NORMAL SCHOOL at Ashland offer«
especial opportunities for teachers to re­
Mr. and Mri. George R. Mysrs and
view for the teacher’s exam ¡nation in
February and August and to take work family wish to thank their many friend«
in Pedagogy and in Special Method« of and neighbor« who so kindly assisterl
teaching in the various grade« of the them during tlie Isst ill net« and death
training school. Since the public of their beloved daughter and sister,
schools of Oregon are calling few teach­ Dai SV Olive Myer».
ers who can teach Manual Training, J
Baggage Transfer
many are taking advantage ot the Indus- f
trial work lately installed in tl.e school. I
Expenses of board and lodging and tui- j
Hailing purchased
the Hunsaker
tion, nominal.
The State Normal; transfer ami dray equipment I am pre­
School of Ashland is enjoying the largest pared
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do all kinds
of freight
and
appropriation ot State funds ever grant- liaggage transfer business on short no-
ed a Normal Bobool in the history of tics and at reasonable rates.
Oregon. Catelognes seat on applica­
Phons 723.
J. A. THOMPSON
tion to the President.
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coffees—Ph« me ;-i-6
For the choicest of canned goods— Phone
For
1908 groceries
and
ç-i-6
fruits—Phone ç-i-6
For fresh raisins, candies, nuts, etc.—Pitone ç-i-6
For courteous treatment always—Phone
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I Van Riper Bros. Grocers
M ason ¿S lough
ABSTRACTERS
Aolioloe line of
mentN
will make
•tli«» piirchnaer money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON & SLOUGH
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BALDWIN
The Hardware Dealer
Carries the Most Complete
Line of
Hardware, Stoves,
Steel Ranges,
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Pumps and Pipe,
Crockery
UNIVERSAL BREAD MIXER, Maltes Bread Making a Pli wre.
Agent for STUDEBAKER WAGONS end OLIVER PLOWS.
The ••ACME” and "IW WASHING MACHINES rob wash day
moat of Ita terrors.
If you want your Watch re­
paired by a skilful repairer,
bring it to me. I employ u
Watchmaker who understands
not only the theory, but the
mechanical principle« of
WATCHES
All work guaranteed,
mutter what kind of a watch
or how badly broken, it can be
repaired and done promptly, al
WINTERS
UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER
Walchmakrrt Jewt'tri Opinioni
KLAMATHFALLS.ORE.
“BRICK.” Klamath Fall«