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New Goods GOOD STOCK A first class, young registered Percheron Stallion for sale. Price and terms right. Address Billings and Son. Ashland. Oregon, (W.C. Myer Stock Farm) 2-87-4-2 New Goods ARRIVED AND READY FOR SALE 4* 4* Í * BUY EARLY 4* t THE RICK STORE C9 I Agents for the celebrated Lamm ¿r Co. hand - tailored clothes W. 8. Slough, of the flrm of Mason A Slough, announces that their firm will j bring eight families into the Klaiuath country this spring from Kaunas. Turee families will start in about a month, the five to start later, when they will very I likely be able to come aa far as Dorris on • the railroad. who wants style and quality See Adv for marsh lands. KLAM ATM • FALLS • OR GOODS- Withrow-Melhase Block 0. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. KENYON & THOMPSON, PROPS. Goods packed and shipped. Heavy freighting a specialty. Baggage orders given prompt at tention. Hav’.tg up-to-date piano trucks we solicit your Gne piano moving. Let Me Hear Your Watch Tick! KLAMATH LIVERY AND FEED STABLES PROP'S. Rigs furnished with or without drivers. Feeding our specialty. Grain by the sack. Hay by the bale or ton- Large corrall for loose horses. Corner 8th and Main Dependable Hardware 4* ♦ •B $ 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. HURN, the Hardware Man Preparing For Harriman The baby of Mr. and Mrs. I.. O, MUls, at the IKxk Ranch, is reported sick. A Mrs. E. H. Harriman, wife of ths physician was called Wednesday railn'ad magnate, an I family and a , large tieriy <>l friends, will enjoy the Ths tule tires have lieeu raging tlie beauties ol Pelican Bay and Crater lake peel few days, on the shores ot the lake this summer. D M. Griffith, »1 Odessa who receutly relume«! from Portland, below town. stated that iie was shown a lelter from Seven uew members were initiated by Mrs. Harriman to WHIG. Steel, making the Eastern Star Tuesday evening after nrrangeiiients for a trip to Crater lake, which an elaborate sapper was served. Muring her stay at the Harriman sum- I I tuer home, at' Pelican Hay this sum- I "Every drop pure," is wbat can be mer. Die t'rater lake company, with which said of Continental whiskey, Watei Mill whiskey, Normandie Rye and F. F. Mr. st«<el is co >necte«l, 1« not doing any extensive advertising, as they expect to V. Hye. Sold by C D. Willson. i have all the travel they can accomodate Emil Egert, a former resident of Kla uuder their present plans Next year, with the »«Ivent of the railroad, the math Falls, was in the city Tut-s-lay from cviuiany will I* prepared to bamlle all his ranch near Dairy, shaking hand* tbe tourist trade that comes into tins country. with old friends. I “ When ifs new ifs here When ifs here ifs new Phone 59I J Rich Gold Strike Our rwtdnm are familiar with the rich strike wade by tbs Nnowgoose boys, of Ksno, who went to Raw bids, Nevada This sauis section has now produce«! wliat is believed to be tbs richest gold Frank Cutter, of Dairy, is In the city discovery in the world. At the tilty foot level of the lease of on his annual visit to the county seat. John Kearns, on Balloon mountain at We have a few thousand dollars to Rawhide, Tom Kearns setoff a shot loan on real estate. Mason & Slough, tf that uncovered a breast of or» literally alive with gold and aaeaj lying clear across Wheat hav, allalfa an«i timothy, the six-foot O|i»iiiiig more ire liian ♦<**> |>»r uiixe.1—No. I hay—*15 at the Belmont I ton in gold and silver, making it by far tlie largest gold discovery in the history Stabtea. t of Nevada, il not in the world. Engineer Church, of the Southern The |>o|>iilatioti of Rawhide has grown Pacific states that the work of cross sec tobtkk) anti is l<emg adttnl toas rapelly as tioning from Downings to the Upper conveyance can carry fortuue-eesksrs to the cainp. The ore to all appearances Laks, a distance ol 3t) miles, is complete , is in place, rhe vein forms a contract with the exception of about 2000 yards between the main backtiotie ol Balloon at the depot grounds. The railroad will tiili and adjoins the couutrv rock to lbs have about a mile ami a half ol yanls west, winch is altered porphyry. Ths gangue la in a imalerately solidifletl in Klamath Falls, and this wouki indi kaolinisetl rl.voine carrying about *3 1» cate that this city would be a division I gold to fl in sliver. point. Th«- state executive committee of the , Republican party in Alabama, at a Tbe secon«l of the series of l-»«k«-t meeting held in Birmingham, passed Track Laying Started resolutions condemning Prvsideut Roose tiall games will be played Friday velt and calling on Congress to investi- night at Houston's opera house. The A message was received from Bray, jgatethe “pernicious political activity'* game will be between the High School stating that a large force of men began ' of office holders in Alalwma. Wednesday luoruing laying track on and the White Star teams, winch played the extension of the California North- WALL 1’APER-WAI.L PAPER such a close game last w«*ek. I eastern railroad to I Hirns rtieroadtad WALL PAPER The Woodmen of the " orld will give lias already fo-en graded and rea*ly lor tkXM) Rolls Choice Wall Paper I the mile for about two thirds «1 the a dance in Sanderson's ball Friday even distance and the grading crew ia push- House Lining ing. I lug the work as f»»t as possible. All at popular prices The track laying will be swift work Do not buy blended whiskey. When Baldwin the Hardware Dealer and the contractor» expect to have ths you want pure whiskey see that it is Klamath Falls i'Hk.1 complete and ready for service as put up un«ler the government s "t>ond«<d (ar a* M cdoel, a distance of 16 tulles, The Twenty-one club gave another of warehouse stamp," a* is the Continen ly tile tenth ol Marell its delightful parties Saturday evening, Ills now assured that the railroad the anniversary of Washington's birth tal wbiskev, Water Mill whiskey. Nor will be completed and in running order, day. The programs were hand decor mandie rye and^F. F. V. rye. Sold by aa (ar as Dorns by the first ol May. ated, with pen sketches, by Mr. Bren C. D. Willson. ♦ nan. Friday*. BORN — At Fort Klamath, Dissolution of Partnership The outgoing mail and passenger stage of the Oregon A California Trans Februrary 21, to Mr. aad Mrs. Chari«-« Notire is hereby given that the part portation Co. now leaves Klamath Falls Westletorn, an 8 pound girl. nership heretofore existing between at 7: 30 in the morning. Tbe service At the regular business meeting of the undersigned ia hereby diaaolved. on the launch baa been discontinued. Twenty One Club Tuesday night, Hie J. L Totten will continue to operate J. A. Houston, of the Honeton Lodg following officers were electe«!; Allen the Steamer Winema and he will col ing House, is Atting up a big dining hall on the ground floor of his block on ¿loan, presiilent: W. O. Smith, Vice. lect and settle all accounta. Main and Second streets, with the in Pres.; Chas. R. Baldwin, Secty-Treas; H E HANSBERRY, tention of opening up a hotel the first of C. H. Underwood, Oscar Shive anil R. 2-27-4 2 J. L TOTTEN. the month. D. Hubbard. Invitation Committee. Small tracts of well located tule marsh The next dance will be given Friday Market and sales days are the latest lands offered for one week at *20 per evening. March 0, and will be under innovation (or securing business by the ' acre. Abel Adv. * the direction of the following committee; county »<>*t» and smaller towns un lbs Work was commenced this week tear Burge Mason, chairman, Roy Walker, . Pacific coast. According to reports Dr. C. P. Mason, F. J. Buwue and C. H. ing down the grand stand and building , these days are drawing immense crowds at the old race track, preparatory to Underwood. , to the towns from all the surrounding moving them to the new fair ground. Judge L. F. Willits began construe- 1 country. »lex Dr.vis, the cattle man, arrived in Tues-lav on an office for his own Some of the sheepmen ot northern the city Tuesday from Klamath marsh, use, on bis property on Fifth street. | lake county are considering the advis where he ia feeding 500 head of cattle. Councilman Stilts, of the street Com ability of tbe purchase of a large body The special venire of 23 men sum- mittee, was busy Tuesday serving • >f desert land within their regular range moned for jury duty has been i a great notice on the property owners for the 1 for the purpose of raising bay to leetl " ronrunipncw convenience for th«» the niimarnn numerous candi construction ot sidewalks recently or the sheep in the event of bard winters * dates. It has given them an opportun dered by the city council, There will (or when deep suow covers the grass. ity to exploit their candidacy to men be many new walks built in the near There have fieen cases in the past where such a precaution wuuld have saved from all parts of the county. If we future. whole bands tc their owners. could have a special term of court before On account of the small attendance at each election, it would be almost as the regular monthly meeting of tbe 0 good as the old fashioned convention. A fire department Monday night the meet- > number of visitors are going lame in the ing wu adjourned until Thursday even right arm from continuous band shaking, ing. some of them are beginning to offer Miss Maud Baldwin left Saturday their left hands. for Pokegama, on her way to Portland On March first the dog tax license will be due. Chief of Police, C.C. Low, for an extended visit with friends. She states that taxes can be paid at any expects to be absent until June. ’ time now The license is *2.50 for males The voteifr Friday night's tiasket hall and to for females. Tbe tax is paid to i the Chief of Police, who will issue a re- game for the disposition of the receipts ' ceipt. This is taken to tbe Police judge of the series of games was: Fire De who issues the license and furnishes the II you want your Watch re tag. The law will be rigidly enforced partment, 53; Library, 16 and High paired by a skilful repairer, this year and those having valuable dogs School Atheletic Club, 26. With the should not neglect to secure tags by the vote at tbe last -game thia puts the fire bring it to me. I employ a first of the month as all animals without boys far in the lead with 101 votes. The Watchmaker who understands tags will be taken up by tbe dog catcher. not only the theory, but the total for tbe Library is 26 and the High FOR SALE- Eighty acres,near Dairy; School 34. mechanical principles of ' price *10 per acre. Come to see us The beet game of basket ball of the WATCHES about this land.—Mason 4 Slough, tf season was played at the opera house All work guaranteed. No Albert Angermayer writes from Ala- Friday night between High School and matter what kind of a watch , ineda, California, to District Forecaster the White Star teams. The playing or how badly broken, it can be Edward A. Beals of the weather bureau was full of ginger from start to finish. repaired and done promptly, al at Portland, for information concerning Tbe enthusiasm of tbe spectators reached the climate, bis intention being to se its highest in the second half, when i cure a tract of 1,000 acres of land or neither side bail the advantage, and the more for a German colony. In bis let spectators broke loose with enthusiastic Watchmaluri Jratltri Opliriani ter Mr. Angermayer says he desires land applause as, first one side and then the KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. where it will be possible to grow fruits other, made a particularly brilliant play. Every change of Fashion is reflected in our assortment of high grades. We show the same selec tions as are seen in the swell city stores—same Clothing, Hats and Shoes—same Fur nishings. BUESING A. CLENDENNING, BRIEFS FOR SALE-First class Blacksmith Shop at Keno. Good equipment; tine 11 business; no competition. Write or I call on Jonea A Olson. Kano, Ore. 3-19* For the Man -EXCLUSIVE CITY I "There Is Only One Way Of Judging The Future; That is Rv The Rd st." Chat BUlbvCbt NATIONAL J For Sale * 4 * I offer my stock of * General Merchandise * * ♦F + * * for sale at actual cost. Stock will invoice be- ween $4000 and $5000. Respectfully, W. P SEDGE DAIRY, ORE. or MASON & SLOUGH CROWN A NIAGARA STEEL RANGES Hav« B««n Placid In So many Horn«* Cbey Sell Cbemsdves. 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 l:mmu Block Phone, 173 PHONE516 è * For fresh groceries of all kinds—Phone ç-i-6 For the best of teas and coffees—Phone ;-i-6 For the choicest of canned goods—Phone ç-i-6 For ic/o8 groceries and fruits—Phone ç-i-6 For fresh raisins, candies, nuts, etc,—Phone ç-i-6 For courteous treatment always—Pirone t I t Ç-1-6 M ason a . S lou g h ABSTRACTERS A. choice line of Invest- menta tliot will make ttie purchaser money Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON & SLOUGH 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, Makes Bread Making a Pleasure. Agent for STUDEBAKER WAGONS and OLIVER PLOWS. The "ACME” and “1900'' WASHING MACHINES rob wash day ot moat of .ta terrora. KLAMATH FALLS A *1 L*j ALLBN SLOAN Abstracting Secretary NIAGARA LIME AND SULPHUR Vice-President Maps. Plena. Blue Prints, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E. M. D. WILLIAMS, C. E. Preaident Treasurer I I SPRAYS Materials for All Kinds of Spraying Also Grain and Seed Dipping. Call and See Us. PRICES APE RIGHT. UNDERWOOD’S PHARMACY CornaenrÄin NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department ot the Interior, Land offi.» at Lakeview. Oregon. February 1». ISOH | Notts* la hereby given that Ruy F Whitney, of Klamath Falla. Oregon, ha* filed notice at hie in tention to make final Ave year proof In aupport ot hl, claim, via- Hurnealaad Entry No. n?S. made Feb 1. ISOt. for the MHNWU. NlyBWK. Bectlor. 12. Tp. *7 8.. R 10 E, W. M , and that Mid proof will bo made before County Clerk Klamath Co., at hla office at Klamath Falla. Oregon, on ths 4th day of April. ISOH He names the following wltneeaea to prove hla continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot. the land, via Cha». Wager. Frank Johnston. Bert , Hall, J C. Cravens, ell at Klamath Falla, Oregon J. N. WATSON. Regigtar. I 2-27—4-3 ; : Van Riper Bros. Grocers : WINTERS of different kinds, tbe proposed colony Especially good work was done by intending to engage exclusively in fruit Rolfe, Ya<len, Hurn and Wright. The raising. game resulted in a score of 23 to 22, the i Wrn. Wagner is laid up with a very High School being the victors. severe attack of rheumatism, It in not Tbe government says that Continen ' expected that he will be out for lome tai whiskey, Water Mill whiskey, Nor- j time. man-lie Rye and F. F. V. Rye ia pure A party, consisting of Mark Howard, . Wrn. Duncan, Elmer Hoyt, Tom Nor for it is put up under its supervision in ‘ * ton and Jess Rotierts, who have been bonded warthsnses. Sold by C. D. | i working on the Tule Lake outlet, have Willson. * made a proposition to Reclamation ol- i * fil ial«. If the government will furnish ' The SOOClub was entertained Saturday ‘ the tools, they offer to work one vear, if afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alex I necessary, in draining Tule Lake. If Martin Jr. Mrs. E. W. Gowen was the they are successful in that time they ask to be rewarded with 160 acres ot the re hostess. claimed land, if they fail their time and Mrs. G. M. Jones, of Paisley, and her labor is to be free. It is not known what action the Service will take. Tbete are daughter, Mrs. W. B. Snider, of Lake- I many others who have such confidence view were in the city Saturday. They , in the possibility of finding an outlet to left Sunday morning for Portland the lake, that they are willing to join ; tnese men if tbe government accepts tbe where another one of Mrs. Jones daugh proposition. ters is ill. AND KPM Emm UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER The Big Four Story “BRICK,” Klamath Fall« |