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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1908)
444444444S4444444444 th44’i» 4*444 X New floods New floods 4 4 ARRIVED 4* 4 *4 4 AND READY FOR SALE $ * 4 * * 4 BUY EARLY * ’ a. THE BRICK STORE C9 A CITY Agents for the celebrated Lamm & Co. hand - tailored clothes who wants style and quality 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. “ When it's new it's here When it's here it's new KLAMATH-FALLS • OR- -EXCLUSIVE] G OODS- Withrow-Melhase Block “ “ N NIAGARA LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAYS Materials for All Kinds of Spraying Also Grain and Seed Dipping. Cail and See U PRICES ARE RIGHT. UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY &'"Xn 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 Ellwood Fences— and everything the farmer needs. ; ; CEO. R. HORN, the Hardware Man -------- 4 f e 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 £44444444444444 4444444444 X ALLEN NLOAN Secretary Abstracting Mapa, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E. President M. D. WILLIAMS, C. E Treasurer BRIEFS. morning lor an extended visit In As Nine ot the party of homeseekers, that toria and Portland, She will stop lor came in Saturday night, are from Kan a few days with frlanda in Ashland tw sas. fore going North. She expects to lie Dr. Alice Magilton • nd Dr. Whit- absent until June. marsh were married at Phoanil, Arlzo- GOOD STOCK - A first class, young ■ a. the tenth of last month, shortly registered Percheron Stallion for sale. alter her arrival there. Price and terms right. Address Billings One hundred and fifty people were and Son, Ashland, Oregon. (W.C. My ar counted fishing along the banka of Link Stock Farm). 2-27—l-S river above town last Nat uni ay. A Sam T. Summers has announced him large |>ercentage of tlieae ware woman. self a candidate for.ComiuiMiouer on tha FOR SALE-A four room cottage Democratic ticket. with outbuildings; city water in kitchen; A number of candidates left Monday fine fruit trees; must sell quick. Price for Fort Klamath, whure they at 3326 cash. Mason & Slough. tended the St. Patrick Janca. and Dr and Mrs. G. W. Maslon and son Incidentally get solid with tha voters ol returned Friday from an extended tbat.precinet. j visit in Southern California. The Doc We have three ranches tor rent. tor reports that tliey had a luoet plea- MASON & SLOUGH. *ant time in l.os Augsles, San Jose and Jaa. M. Emery was down from Fort I other points. Klaiualh Monday, lie brought down .Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt entertained tbr E. E. Fitch, the Merrill real estate several more tine speciuieus ot fur. I «dies Bridge Club Saturday afternoon * man, was in the city Tuesday. The tuneral of Otto Bauman, brother ' at her home on West Main street. d Mrs Bean and nephew of L. J. Beu- K-r| Ul, u yea, o)j Mr A E Mrs Wright haa the Delineator, But- at t|lv home o( his parent terick fashions and Butterick patterns ■u*n, occurred at 11 o clock Sunday st | brought from on Sixth street, at 6 o'clock Friday i for sale at her home on Pine between Ito anil. Tha tody Redding, where the death occurred. •veiling. The funeral was held ai I 6th and6th streets. tf The aervicea were conducted by J. IL 1:30 Sunday from the residence, con Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Mont E. Griffith. ducted by Rev. P. Conklin. Hutchison, Tuesday, March]!*, a boy. Wheat bar. alfalfa and timothy,1 ■ The government saya^ the I Continen | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Hum left Tues- mixed—No. 1 hay-»l5 at tha Belmont I : Ui whiskey, Water Mill whiskey, Nor ■ day for a weeks' visit in San Fran R lablee. mandia Rye and F. F. V. Rye ie pure cisco and Oakland, Cal. Four thousand three hundred and (or yUt Uy ull,|#r supervision in Austin M"hi*e launched his new gaso forty dollars in nice shining twenty and wari bailee. Sold by C. D. j line launch Sunday evening. The boat ten dollar gold piece# was handeil over • I is 22 feet long and has a four.horse pow •<» Sheriff Obenchain Saturday bv ’ ... ... . . .. ..... . . . t . j W m W ayner la still confinod to hie er engine. The boat was.built by Aus . K. I. Hammond in pavment ot the . . 7 .. f . .. . , , . . bed will rheumatiaiu. He waa out for tin during the'winter,'and is pretty .southern Pacino (ompinvi land# in , . . _ ~ . . I . .. o r/ . day# but tuffereil a renewal ol speedy. i Klamath County. The exact amount . ' wm HS.LOT, , >h. attack. FOR SALE—First class Blacksmith Shop at Keno. Good equipment; fine Wm. M. Bray, of Oshkosh, Wis.,ar-l business; no competition. Write or rived in the city Friday evening. Mr. call on Jones & Olson. Keno, Ore. 3-19» Bray is here to check up the lands ol For the Man r ♦ ’ 4 4 '1 ' 1 " 11 A. Helming A Co. fur merchants Full blood frown leghorn egg* for sale. Settings reasonable. E. L. Hop |M<ya higl •»' cash prices lor all kinds of li des » nd furs, lii'wdqiiai lets Ameri kina. 11th and rtneSta. 2t If Miss Georgia] White left Tuesday can Hotel. This is a good time to prepare your lhe Oshkoeh Timber Company, and to dower and vegetable gardens. 11 might pay their taxes. be well to improve the lawns a little. Grandma Hawkins, aged 80 years, A. G. Duhme. a timber land buyer of •lied at the home of her daughter, near | Lakeview, is registered at the American • ilene Gap, at 2 o’clock Sunday morn ing. The funeral was held Monday hotel. afternoon, interment being made in the Mont E. Hutchison has announced i Klamath Falls cemetery. Rev. Pratt himself a candidate for the office of bur- 1 conducted the services. Mrs. Hawkina | veyor on tbe Democratic ticket. was the grandmother of Bert and Ar- See Ady for'marsh.lands. 1 thur Hawkins. Crawford Hill has sold bis Spring “Every drop pure,” is what can be Lake farm and bought a ten acre tract o’f'continental whiskey, , ■ Watei near the lake about two'cniles south “f'y .......................... .. — Mill whiskey, Normandie Rye and F. F. town, fmrt of which he will u«e for a y. Rye. Sold by C. D. Willson . 7 ♦ I truck garden and ret out the balance in Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reames returned fruit trees. Thursday after an extended trip Mrs. J. P. Arnett returned Mon through the southern state« and Cuba. day from Redlands, Cal. She reports They repjrt a moat delightful trip,' that her daughter, Jessie, is much im but stale that they are glad to get back I proved, and she left her in the best of to their many friends in Klamath Falls. 1 care. Mr. W. A. Wright has taken hie son WALL PAPER-WALL PAPER I Carl to Seattle where it will la neces- WALL PAPER I sary lot Carl again to enter the hos 6000 Rolls Choice Wall Paper pital on account of the injury to hit House Lining knee. All at popular prices Do not boy blended whiskey. Whan Baldwin the Hardware Dealer you want pure whiskey see that it is Klamath Falls put up under the government s “bonded Mrs.A.D. Miller left Tuesday morning warehouse stamp," as is the Continen for Portland, called there by tbe death tal whiskey, Water Mill whiskey, Nor • of her niece. mandie rye and,F. F. V. rye. Sold by C. D. Willson. ' 4 Mrs. G. W. Fish has returned from San Francisco, where she has been mak The Tax Cullector’s office did a rush ing her selection for her Easter stock of ing business Saturday, it being the last i .Millinery. She will have some swell day on which the three per cent rebate | new styles to show tbe ladies nf Klam- was allowed. The Sheriff's office was : sth Fails at her opening, which will crowded all day long, by those who put I occur in tbe near future. things off until the last moment. .Many Small tracts of well located tule marsh remittances were received by mail and lands offered for one week at |2U per otherwise for which it was impossible to make out receipts and the office will acre. Abe) Adv. 4 probably be busy for fully a week get W. R. McCauley, of Lebanon, Linn ting caught up. County, arrived Saturday night and is L. B. Applegate and family expect to visiting bis daughter Mrs. Frank Ira White. Mr McCauley is looking over go over to their ranch in Swan fmke the valley and will probably invest in Valley for tbe summer, thia week. 4 property for a borne. Arthur Leavitt is sick with a serious J. F. Kimball left Monday for Lake attack of bronchitis which it ie feared may terminate in pneumonia. view. Frank Hedrick and Frank Anderson R. 8. Bowen, of Olene, was in the were Merrill visitors io the city during city Monday. the past week. Miss R ith Doten, of Keno, spent Sun W. B. Richardson and W. A. Luster day in the city. ol the Oklahoma country were mak John Stindt and wife were in the ing final proof on timber claims before city Monday from Bonanza. Mrs. the county clerk Friday. Stindl is the daughter of J. D. Hamaker. E. P. Morgan, formerly with the Hol Mr. Stindt is engaged in the timber comb Realty Company, has leased tbe business at Ijikevirw and Bonanza. •McGuire building next to Hum's hard The poetoffice will be open Sundays ware store, wbieh is now occupied as a •nd holidaye from 10 to 11 a. m. and barter shop. Mr. Morgan has associ from 6 to 6:30 p. m. ated bimeelf with other parties and will Twenty three people arrived from engage in the real estate business. Pokegama Saturday, two extra stages having been sent after them. This is the first lot of homeseekers tor Klamath County to take advantage of ■ he colonists rates, which went into ef fect on March 1. It is reported that from now on a large number of home seekers are expected almost daily. Some of these parties were here last summer and purchased property and are now returning with a number of their neighbors and friends. M. F. Parker returned from Fort Kla math Thursday in the gasoline ¡launch. Il>- says that they will be able to run up Wood River within a abort distance of the Fort in their new eteamboat. Home work will have to be done on the upper end a. soon aa the dredge arrives. .. “There Is Only One Way Of Judging The Future; That is By The Past.” Chat 1* Ulhv Che NATIONAL AND CROWN A NIAGARA STELL RANGES Have Been Placed In So many Romes. Cbey Sell Cbemselves. 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 Wil! Not Buy A Better Steel Range Than A Malable Top National and Niagara Roberts & Hanks Emma Block Phone, 173 KLAMATH STABLES BUESING A CLENDENNING, PROP'S. Rigs furnished with or without drivers. Feeding our specialty. Grain by the sack, llay by the bale or ton. Large corrall for loose horses. ••It-4 14 J M WAftON. K«f l»l«r. OUR SPRING LINE Corner 8th and Main Phone 591 BALDWIN The Hardware Dealer Carries the Most Complete Line of Of High Grade Jewelry la now in. We have the luteat Creations direct from the factory. Exquisite Pat terne of tbe highest possible grade of Solid Gold and Gold Filled Designs of rare taste executed by American and Foreign Jewelers. Thin Model Watches Waist Sets Hat Pins Ladles' and Gents’ Fobs <•” Hardware, Stoves, Steel Ranges, Paints and Oils, Wall Paper, Pumps and Pipe, Crockery UNIVERSAL BREAD MIXER. Makea Bread Making a Pleasure, Agant for STUDEBAKER WAGONS and OLIVER PLOWS. The ••ACME” and •'1800" W ASHING MACHINES rub wash day ol moat of .ta terrori. B. J. OJinkrs • ♦ • . J. • ’S 51L1J THt UAPING JIWILUt For Sale V fl 1 offer my stock of General Merchandise for sale at actual cost. Stock will invoice be- ween $4000 and $5000. Respectfully, W. P SEDGE DAIRY, ORE. J. B. C. Taylor left for San Fran cisco Sunday to purchaae the ma chinery for the wteamlxiat, which ia be ing boiit for Wood River. ' X'!. or MASON & SLOUQH UNIVERSAL I'OOU CHOPPER The Big Four-Story "BRICK," Klamath Falla MINTION THIS FAFUt LARCUTCATALOG Mail 1 W _ Hem« in jH GR’bdVRi'ES ECONOMIZE TMRO JONES) KLAMATH FALLS WWBM writinu row catalog «NU CA1H STO« Oleg» A Mvtre « m w I miaw --- *»•» need Uf * Th. Buyer. Guida Fr«« ang Oak Ita PORTLAND. OR. The Largest and Most Up-to-Date Line of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES --------- IN SOUTHEASTERN OREGON—AT PRICES TO SUIT The B oston store THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS /