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C. T. Oliver wits attending 1' bUsilH"« Serviiv, rejiorl» .<> of an iueh of rainfall
matte,» at Merrill Tne,day
during the past week. He states that
Boni, in this
v. Saturdiy . M..y 2:: this has moistened the “oil pretty thor
oughly but that the crops on the dry
to Mr. and Mr-. J. D. Church. a son.
.ml are not a« l.irah n.- «“ they usually
Frank Morine was in the city Tuesday ue .it this lime ol tl.e year.
Warm
on lus wav from Sm FrancD.-.i tn hi. w.-ather for a few day. will make a vast
home at Boiianxa.
difference in the ap|>earance of the field“. ,
One aud one-third fare Dorris to Port
I in- law »el- iii the famuli» 37 10 ease
land and return. limited to June loth.
expect to tinisli taking the testimony to
Small tracts of welfiocated tule marsh night an I the next round m the tight
lands offered for one week at >20 per w ill come off at Lakeview beginning on
next Monday. This ease is one of the
acre. Abel Adv.
in st impoilalit, iFnot the most import
Born, in Swan Lake valley, to Mr.
ant that has ever come up m thia land
and Mrs. A. E. Bensinger. a dtughter,
district. More |a*rsoiis mid more val
the stork having called Friday. May 22.
liable land» are involved than in an.v
George McIntire. who is I:-w case that has been tried. It has also
stationed at Dorris, is in the city tol <y Isen in litigation longer than any other
He reports the new town quite livel» case now penoing belort- the Department
A large number al the candidal« s from this section.
went down to the railroad dredge yester
day to interview the voters who are em
Bonanza Bulletin Items
ployed there.
For the Man
who wants
style and quality
Evert change of Fashion
is reflected in our assortment
of high grades.
We show 1 he same selec-
ions as are seen in the swell
city stores—same Clothing,
Hats and Siwes—same Fur
nishings.
Leo S. R-binson, who is interested in
Clia-. Pal tee is getting material on
Klamath swamp lauds, arrived in lie the ground for his n.-w .tone and brick
city Tuesday from Klame-I.i to I "k business block.
after his interests.
Henry Vinton anJ family arrived Fri
One and one-third fare Dorri- to Port da» fr-in Medford and will remain till»
- immer upon their ranch in Ltngell
land and return, limited to June pith.
»alley.
Report» from all pari, of the count»
Fred M- -Kettdiee retu-ned Sunday
are to the effect that the recent rain, from 11 irri« where be had been to place
have made the Conditions very la» irable a bid for furnishing butter for the mil
ior an average crop.
road c instruction crews.
When it's new it’s here
When it’s here it’s new
^T’^KLAMATH FALLU• OR'
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GOODS-
Withrow-Melhase Block
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Dependable Hardware
Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns
and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every
thing in Good Hardwire—No shoddy or
shelf-worn goods.
Agents celebr.i ed Ellwood Fences—
and everything the farmer needs.
GEO. R. HORN, the
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Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
M. D. WILLIAMS, C. E
T rea. tirer
Trade by Rural Free Delivery
HEN you haven't time to drive to town drop us a
postal or send by your carrier for anything in our
line aud the goods will be delivered by return trip,
with full privilege of returning if not satisfactoryin all re-
■ liects. We carry everything found in an up -to date dtug
store, including a complete line of Stock Meuiediea. Send us
your orders and see how quick we fill 'em. »V hen in town
drop in. You are always welcome.
TRY KIMBALL’S CONDITION POW DERS, 25c
S tar D rug S tore
THE STORE THAT SAVES
S pecial O pening S ale
YOU
ROBERTS & HANKS
HARDWARE DEALERS
OUR
SPRING
LINE
Of High Grade Jewelry I» now in.
We have the ¡attest Creation» direct
from the factory. Exquisite Pat
tern» of tne highest |n>»»ible grade
of Solid Gold and Gold F illed Design»
of rare tante executed hv American
and Foreign Jeweler».
Thin Model Watches
Waist Sets
Hat Pins
Ladles- and Gents' Fobs
THI HADING JtWUJUt
KLAMATH COUNTY BANK
KLAMATH FALLS. ORIitlt»
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Al.FX MAUI I N. Jr.. l'a»lm r
P H. i i IMK8, Virsf^g
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The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County
STATEMENT <>F CtiNDITKiN
AT Till: Cl "
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DECEMBER .11. 1907
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Bond, and Beeurllie» ....
Real Fiatate. Building» and Fiatare»
t’a.h and Bight Exchange.............
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Capital Stock, fully |xi<l
Mirplii» anil 1'rotil..........
Due other Bank.............
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I. Alex .Martin, Jr , l'a»liivr of the b I kivi -
< "I Hank, ilo nisi
■wear* that the almve étalement I. true tn Ihr liest of :
kn • isluruidw
Ant Murns, Ja., l'uhi
"•il I ‘K rt bed and sworri to Imfnrr me this At II day nt 1
n . 1 His.
, II. W ith »••»,
Notar» Tu'.ie lor Ormo.
The V itai (
Parts
of a
The vital | part
and ri.'r put of
Studebaker wacoti a aie made lilst light!
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That ul tl < Stti'li I -iki t ■» the must
nomical coats viai irst tw-r tear.
lie, la t long, i no the oi igmal cost 1»
per year
I lie. need fewer repair»—an the repair cost is lest
|ier »ear not to tneution saving in tune.
Tin » an- lighter draft so they cost you le.« in
hon^ ft rib
II lie tost more than wagon-; light draft save»
horse-..
Stildebaki-r »-. o-oti'i run more easily than others lie-
cause ea h wiu-«-l i - perfei tly piofioitiou« d, with the l>ux
of the hub m t m the • »u< t i enter.
1 In-sk, in is o .1 that the wheel runs straight
ahi ad 111-1' I
a l and I allllot rill', I'tlld or guild on
the skein
Studebaker luibs never httg either nut or collar,
'¡hat s another trason wh» tile Studebaker 1» of
such wonderfully light draft.
It makt bard loads easy for horses.
Anil it stands up under h , I '-
The Studebaker lias a » ai i » s
-did
least 4>'j( greater than that
it...
wagon
Because skein, axle, a|»ike, h th a ll :- an
made /uit nt: ht.
The skeius lia» e a trail vFi
I engtl.2
than that requiràd by tin- I : -
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made 111 in • i b < t<-<| buit-Cllt 1
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Irom 3 to S »cara.
The hull» are extra large in
the l'est urucurablo woal.
The fainmia Studebaker >
the largest amount of wi»»l mt
eat where otheis are weakest
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looM-iimg Studeli.iki i 1 ¡1
No wonder the latgest an '
factory in the wuihl i. g -pu i
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GRANITEWARE
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SATURDAY, JUNE 6
PRICES ALL
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BERT E. WITHROW
Vice- Pres trient
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
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Maps, Plans Blue Prints. Etc.
DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E.
Presiilent
and KOKOnO LAWN FENCE
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B. 3. Winters
The crew working on the electric line
L. I. Gritfin, Jim Boyd, Mrs. C. Lun
dy and Q. N. Anderson were in tin- city lietween this place and Klamath Fall,
from Bly on timber business.
Mrs. moved here Sunday and slate that they
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Lundy ha» a contest on her homestead. will have the pole, set hv the first of
J une.
The government says that Continen
H. Kimble, >■( Klamath »Falla, rep-
tal whiskey, Water Mill whiskey. Nor
re-enuiig
Mo ire Bros, w «« in the city a
mandie Rye and F. F. V. Rye is pure
for it is put up under its snpi-rvi-ion in ,-oiiple of days the first of the week mak
Innded warchonses.
Hold by C. D. ing arrangments for wiring the business i
house» and residences of the citju His
Willson.
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4 W. II. Shook came in from the ranch, he states will < > st something like (3.1
last Sunday for a few days in town. It may be all right but it looks like graft
He says that the recent rain? have caus as that is considered high as to what
ed a remarkable change in the crop pro- the prices weie in Klamath Falls when j
I pects and that vegetation of all kinds is the lights were first installed in that ;
| doing exceptionally well at this time. city about 1'2 years ago when thing»
4 I . Fruit inspector O. A. Stearns /ays were considerably higher than n iw.
* that late varieties of fruit were nor in
* jured by the frosts, ami that there will
Notice.
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.May 14, 1308.
* ries. The berry crop was not injured
Notice is hereby given that there are
unle«« weather conditions should
funds in the city treasury to pay war
4 and
prove unfavorable from now on there rants up to 17G.1. Protested to August
will Fie a gf* I crop.
8, 1905. Interest ceases from date.
Board by the week $4.Oo at Willson's
J. W SIEMENS,
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City Treasurer.
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ALLES -LOAN
Secretary
American Tield Fence
William Wight was “evorolv injure
it his laneli neat l>airy la-t Wednesday
CITY BRIEFS.
b»-being kicked by a hot«e. In an un-
c.-i,' .11« eonditi m he fell under a colt
Ili n-In In» lor «omo time mid was '
>ee Ail» for marsh lands.
1 trampled until a niiiuiierol hi» rib. wer>
T. W. Stephens went t-- F I Klan «th brnkrn and ho was severely btuised
Tuesday.
He .» at tin. tiiueoii tin-roa I tiirecoveiy
One and onr third tare LXwrit to Port'and Imt is still in a precarious condition.
and retrun. return limit *unr 10.
W. II. Ileilemaii. ot the Rt-eiamation
Agents for the celebrated
Lamm <£ Co.
hand • tailored clothes
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Buena X .» water fiont presented an
exiei’dingl.. nautical apptraranee with
th. -'.-ameis Ihu uet. Winenia, White
Cnida and Maaania, together with the
li g house boat, Lely Vera, all do ked at
the-aine time. The launches HuenI
\ istaaiul ILireldiiie with three lighter
.iii.l s.-veti .mull boats were also anchor
e I al the same time.
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for rent at Meadow
mixed grass, abundance of water; good
fem'c; reasonable terms, depending on
number of sti . and time. Enquire of
F'. I Ap, ‘ 1 c. Klamath Ealls, or of
F'red Apple ue. Meadow Lake. 5 7tf
We Will Sell at Cost Until all are
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The famous Nettleton shoe, for men.
are to b« found at the Boston Store,
which has thu exclusive agency for
them, rhe Nettleton Shoe for grace,
comfort and ea«» tu * no equal; for
wearing qu 1 it i I cannot be sur
passed.
"SHOT TO PIECES
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GEO. T. BALDWIN, Klamath Falls, Ore., Established 1
Dredge Now at Work
Brighten up with Fhcrwin-Williams
I’nint. Sold by the Baldwin lldw. Co.
BICYCLES
Ag»in the con»trii'-ti'ui of tin- railroad
dike across tin- marsh i- hi progress. W.
: H. Kent, whrwlin. elinrgi ■ I the work,
in the city Salmdin ll>. -ay. the iiih
I chine that had I i i n ti-mpor.-irilv luidoft
Thu pupils of the High Bchool will
give a literary ami musical program at
»•'• IHgh Bchool building next Friday
night al 8:30. Admission will lie 25
cents.
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■ for repair, has lier-ri moving dirt for sev
eral days, and that within live or six
' days the new dredge will l i- ready to
I start in on (hi- job. The barge |,a. been
completed for aevernl ds, a and most of
the machinery is aln-ail»- in place so
that it will be but a fi-w days until it
I will also be ready to «tart moving dirt.
I Thia will mean that the work will lie
I vigorously proaei-iitid and that by (Ills
fall the entire dike should be Imilt.
THE □ DEAL
rForniirly Daffy’s S-io-is-asc Store?
MONEY
Parker A Taylor have received tlm
machinery for tlu-ir boni for the Wool
| river traffic. As toon a - it is installed
Where can I buy Sherwin Williams
; Paint?
at BALDWIN S HARDWARE STORE
A. G. Dulime came in from Lakeview
Monday and will spend several day»
in thia section investigating the limber
situation. He is also planning a liear
hunt and has six Airedale dog. coming
in tonight which are trained for such
expeditions.
T he GUN STO
Opp, Anurie»« Hol«1
Fine Seed PoU,0CS
Superintendent H. G. Wilson, of the
Klamath Indian Reservation, arrived in
IfgM) pounds of Acme
the city Monday from various joints from Colored-, fine?» v«™'
along the main line of the Southern Pa
cific, where he has lieen for the past street, between Sth »f" •
month looking lip Indian lands. He
states that it will lie necessary lor him
- Paint! Paint! PaW1
to return there In a few m >nths to com.
The fins»» lin» of p,inl. *’-L
plete the work. He was accompanied
by Mr». Wilson and left for the agency 110 > K
|Bmatn county.
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Klamath
Tnemlay.
'1 BALDWIN'S IIAltPWAK^
THE BOSTON STOKE
The place to save money on al I up-to-date CLOTHING,
SHOTS and I)R 1' GOODS.........
¡III- STORE THAT IS DOIMJ THE H