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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN < ITY BRÌI KS. I A new dock ha» bwn built at the FOR 8 U.K A stor k of generili merchandise Including building und Cpper Lake lauding store fixture», location Is g.wui mid Hotel Dorris, Dorris that's the A great big schooner at the Ho- busiiir I, good Cor particulars < ill place to »top. 7-S t«l Dorris. T-9 on or * adres», W I* SEDGE. DAIliV, Os<ar Bunch was in the city Satur URKUUN W T Shive went out on the boat day from Fort Klamath after »up Sunday morning for Ashland FOR 8 Al .1! 2 10 it. re« of land Iton't forget to stop at the Hotel piles. on mil**» below Kenn on the Ulvoi , 2A per •-»•»»I off <>a J»|e<i-|jii ai 1.600.00 levi of timber on the pls., Dorrte, when tn ¡torri». T-> good range Inquire of Jack Connolly I.. Hesslg, the merchant of Fort Italilw in». It K. Hunsaker test a 1800 pound Kono, Oregon, or come io ranch and I Klamath, was In the city Monday. horse Friday at the Cantrall ranch take a look around All communications submitted lor publication iu the columns <4 this |*|*r 0-3 If Roy Walker has accepted a |x>»l- will lie inserted only over the name of I lie writer. No non de )duine artu-lea from eating too much alfalfa. |tlon In Hum's hardware »tor*. will Ire publisher!. Don't overlook the ad of the Star C C. Jackson, the Fort Klamath Drug Store on back page. hotel man. was In the city Moe-!;; THE SO11 SI IO EV. TO DETE1OUXE ROUTE. The brlcklayers are now working D B Campbell ha* something spe- on i he second story of the now Hum Upon the results of an investigat One of the grtuit Important work* rial to offer in Residence Lots in the block. ing tour to be made by leading Har being done by the government in Hot Springs Addition S-l’-lil-l? You cannot afford to miss the big riman officials into Central and East this aectlon, and one of which very- S II K ng. of Fort K.Aiualli. w«s sale at the Boston Store. Oregon Al ern Oregon within the next ten day» little has as yet Itevn made public. Is In the ci'y Monday iu Akin ; lilt i> W. L. Welsh and C <’ Pearson doublt* hm will depend the route of the pro|>osed the soil survey, which is b«*lng made proof on his hoiu<>st<*ad were ill the city from Dairy Sami invasion of that vast territory l>y the of lhe hinds under the Klamath pro Judge J. B. Griffith and W 8 day. ut r "Wall Street Wixard " in the party ject by A. T. Sweet, of the Bureau of Slough returned Sunday night from of officials which are to make the trip Stills of the Department of Agricul Above all get one of those hand their hunting trip. Il t\r II Foli SU I are General Manager J. P. O'Brien, ture. Mr Sweet has b«*.*n here about some picture« for 81 at Star Drug I offer my 780 acro ranch fot sale Have you had trouble in getting Store. Chief Engineer George W. Broschke two months and has rovored a great • il Ilio situili prive of |L*l per acre lf and General Superintendent M. J portion of the lower country. He is ye,.r ¡. pairing done promptly. Try R G Applegate ealne down from M>ld In HO day», ino aeree under Winters. 8-Stf Huckley, of the Harriman lines, who al present working near Merrill the Agency Fild.ii for a few dais' culti vai loti; 00 aerea more culi be .•leared; 300 acro» pasturo land, all are veiling the real purpose of their When asked as to the nature of F W. Wilkerson, a prominent visit fenced. 8:1000 «orili of building» oli present trip by a run over the Elgin- the work he was doing here. h<- said rancher of Lang,-II Valley, was I*, ii , MONEY TO LOAN on City Prop ilaee; f>0 aerea In alfalfn; 300 aero» Joseph extension, which has Just been that the work omslsts of classify Ing city Monday on business erty, Ranch or Timber land. HALL- olilo under Ilio diteli now building. completed, aay» the Portland Tele the soils of any given section act-ord- It your glasses get broken try SHEPHERD CO 7-JUtf 150 more wlll come under thè diteli gram. lug to the texture of the material Winters. All work done same day Terni». Capt. Corhlt is installing heavy later. flood out»tde rango General Manager O’Brien and Chief of which they are made up; the orl- as received. 8-Gtf machinery <>u the steamer Eagle ply >ne-thlrd cash, balline.* lo sull, lut.-r- Engineer Boschke left for La Grande gin of the material and the crop val- »»1 at 8 per celli Miss Agnes Stevenson left Monday ing the waters of the Upper laike. Addreii Tilt». M lit i IN, In Mr. O'Brien'» private car and pick ue of the soils. "Thus." said Mr I morning for Salem. wh.re she will No use to wear old cloth«*» when <-l S-10-l K lanini li Calle Oregon l ed up General Superintendent Buck- Sweet, ' soils may be divided luto teach In the city schools. 'hey are going »<> cheap at the Bos I ley, who has been in Eastern Oregon sands, sandy loams, loams and many NOTH U FOR I't III ICATION Only too pleasod to show you our ton Store * big sale. for several days. After the trip over ot h«*r classes easily distinguished Department of the Interior, Land special on these new pictures. Star the Elgin line to Wallowa, its pres from the other and each differing as If you have tiny fancy or heavy Office nt Lakeview. Oregon, Augu t ironing to tie done we have the man ent terminus, the party will return to ease of cultivation, best methods Drug Store 12. 1’ to Riggs and will start on one of the of handling nnd crops for which they BORN To Mr and Mrs \ Fleck. that can do It. Steam Laundry. Notice Is hereby given tnat ll.imll In this city. Sunday. September 1:1. longest automobile trips ever made are best suited. 8-30-9-17 Ion Mulkey, of Klamath Fall», Ore into the wilds of Eastern and Cen A map is constructed showing the ISOS, a son. WANTED Position as cook In a gon. who, on July 20, 1908. mad. tral Oregon from Shaniko. It will areas covered by each soil found In BORN Sunday. Sept ember I.:. hotel, boarding house or vamp, Best tie several hundred miles in length the surveyed district, the different ISOS, to Mr. and Mrs. Al Melhase, of of reference« If required. U L. llar- 1'lmber and Slone Application, No 0K0, for «»'»uw1,, Sec. 39, »S and will cover a goodly portion of the; soils being examined carefully to de Fort Klamath, a 13-pound boy. rinian. McCloud. Calif t'amp i 3. iu , nw'^sey», S<<- 30, T 37 S, great Oregon empire now untapped termine not only the character of the 9-3-10-1 • Messrs Fruits A Johnson have laid IL 9 K, W. M Im» fil' d notice of In by railroads. surface soli but also <if the sub-soil Small tracts of well I off work on Frank Adams new scow tention to make Final Pr. of, to es Mr. O'Brien expects to take a hur- to a depth of six feel or more. Many marsh lands offered for < on account of lack of proper nails tablish claim to th.* land above d*- rii-d look at the country around Mad field examination» and tests are made 820 per acre. Abel Ady icrlbed, before Coiinti Clerk Klntn- Ladies! Have your Fall and Win ras. which would be the objective and typical samples are sent to our The Steam Iamudry lias la Its em uth Co , nl bls otllc.. nt Klamath Try the point in case the new Harriman line laboratories at Washington for com- ter garments made new. STEAM LAUNDRY. S-20-9-17 ploy two exiierienved laundry men to I F h II s . Oregon, on th.* 3rd dav of No is projected eastward from the Cor 1 plete analysis. look after the washing and fancy I vein tier, 1908. vallis A* Eastern terminus at Detroit, Oscar Shive Is now employed In "In mapping soils not only are ex- Claimant name« as »Im. «»■■«- 8-30-9-17 8-2 and will continue-his way dow n toj .aminations of the soils themselves the American Bank A Trust Com Ironing. I Frank Jolinston, Benjamin Corllle. Prineville, and from that point the j relied upon, but the appearance of pany. He began his duties Monday For la-nm-. M Jamison, Ashlei llearh, nil of 0 movements of the party are largely the crops and the character of the We especially »elicit watches upon 4» I(o'<* with everything new, illniug Klamath Falls. <«• gon. a matter of convenience to them ¡native vegetation often give valuable which others have failed to keep A room, k'tchen, eight roooin», parlor, I J N. WATSON, selves. though, during the trip, which information as to the kind of soil good time. Try Winters. S-itf tine patronage, feeding from 150 to Register f *>-30-10-33 will require about two weeks, Klam upon which they are growing. Thus It is reported that the Odessa mill jot) daily. Inquire at Hotel Dorris, f ath. Lake. Harney and Malheur coun I In this area lhe small rabbit brush has shut down, hnving completed th** Dorris, California 8-Stf A ties will be visited, and the most Is found on a loose, light, sandy soil: contract for the lumber for the gov A feasible routes considered from all the black sage on a somewhat heavier A l’or Sale or Traile—Re .Idonee and ernment flume. standpoints as to productivity of ad sandy soil, usually a sandy loam, and A business property In the best town Take your watch repairing to Win jacent territory, cost of construction the greasewood and several other Nrw Btcycki for Sale And Rrnt A it. the Willamette valley. and other details. .plants invariably indicate a soil that ters who employs the only graduate rs c illan A Inquire at the Boston Store. Tent« f<»r rent 8-t>tf J — This trip on the part of Mr.O'Brien I contains alkali in considerable watchmaker in the county. 7-Jtf A Modern improvcmciitH. is to take the place of the one into amounts. During the progress of the Bert Childers has purchased a lot 73 rooms und suitvH. All Kinds of Repairs A SI MMONS. Eastern Oregon which Mr. Harriman work comparisons are constantly In block 5 in the Hot Springs addi Sample Booms, Har Boom, Parlors, Two Club A hoped to make before he ended his made, not only between the crops tion. and will put up a handsome A In the Circuit Court of the State of Booms, Etc., Ete. recent visit to this state, but was un frown on different soils, but also lie- brick residence. Oregon, for the County of Klamath 1 — able to because of the urgent de tween the crops grown on the same A C McKinlay. of Washington. D Mary A Sullivan. Plaintiff, vs J E mands uiHinbis time in other places. soils in different parts of the are» Phone 5'*3 Opp. American Hotel v <> has been in this section in Sullivan. Defendant. Suit In Equity It Is also stated that one of the rea and between crops grown in this ai*ea !.e co.’ernment service, left this for Decree of Divorce. sons why Mr. Harriman declined to and other areas, where similar soil.“ for the railroad To J. E Sullivan, the above named say which of the three routes into the are fonnd. Thus in this Klamath defendant: O-e.o Wright, an employee of th< neglected territory would be- follow county we have soil quite sinii’ ir in ATTORNEY AND In the name of the State of Ore ls> _ l*ake Lumber Company, had ed was that he wanted to have a com character and origin to the soil ot COUNSELOR AT LAW You are hereby required to ap thiee fingers badly mashed Monday gon plete report on the situation in each the Yakima Valley, Washington, and pear and answer the complaint flP-d in one of the machines. KLAMATH FA LU>, OREGON case, based upon the surveys which barring the climatic conditions, soils against von In the nluive entitled suit, ROOMS 7 & 8. MURDOCK BLOG MONEY TO LOAN- We have sev are now being made by engineering which should produce as good re eral thousand dollars to loan on real on or before the 22nd day of October, corps, Mr. O’Brien, therefore. Is mits. Examinations are also mide MASO.N & SLOUGH. 1908, that being the date of ’hi :a»t acting as Mr. Harriman's represen to determine the amounts and bird estate. DR. C. P. MASON publication of summons and the last James T. Narbett, an architect and tative in passing on the feasibility of alkali in the soil where it is fonnd date within which the defendant Is DENTIST of the various routes,and at the same in sufficient quantities to be injur designer of Chico, is in the city on With or Without Driver required to answer as fixed by the or Office in American Bank A Tru-t Com business connected with the plans of time Mr. O’Brien will be able to look ( ious to crops and a map is construct der of publication of this summons, party's Building over every foot of the ground him-, ed showing the areas in which it oc- the new Masonic Temple. and if you fail to appear and an»w<-t PHONE 614 self, which is also important from the j _• -ur-L MONEY TO LOAN on City Prop the plaintiff will apply to the Court KLAMATH FALLS OREGON fact that the building of the n>-u i oa . se maps. : accom| inied by :• erty, Ranch or Timber land. HALL- 1 lb It sc for the relief demanded In said com- will be under his immediate super report describing the soils, crops and SHEPHERD CO. V-Juti | plaint. Said suit Is brought to secure vision, with Chief Engineer Boschki general agricultural conditions, will D. Doak and wife catue down from disaolullon of the bond» of matri and General Superintendent Buckley, x published as a soil survey report their home at Rock Creek Saturday mony existing between plaintiff and now with him, as hls active lieuten- md may lie secured from Congress evening. Mr. Doak went out on th>- defendant, for an undivided one-third ants. , urn Hawley or by writing to the boat Sunday for California. part in plaintiff's Individual right In Surveying parties are now working | .’hief of the Bureau of Soils. Wash Buy a residence lot in the Hof fee of the whole of the real estate eastward out of Detroit preparing ington. D. C. Springs Addition now and save flftv I owned by defendant, as follows, to- data on what would be the most prac “A soil survey Is made for several per cent. See D. B. Campbell. ' wit: ticable route, from an engineering ■ purposes, the most important of Liat your land for sale with this 9-17-10-17 The standpoint, in case the new road is which may be of assistane to then, office; we have buyers for all Mrs. G K. Van Riper returned last |of the classes of Klamath County to be run an east and west line. An the farmers of the district surveyed She was ac SE% . Sec 30. Tp. 33 8 property. other party is running Its lines up which is to supply information to Sunday from Ashland Also the HE % of the SE^4, Sec. M the Deschutes canyon, for one of the in farming more successfully. Often companied by her father. V Mullen, pl, NW>/, of the NW'4. Sec. 27. nnd who will make hi» home here. proposed north and south extensions, ■ we are able to suggest better meth- BH of the NEV,. F.<*c Orville Elliott returned Monday | the and this is the route which is looked ods of handling the toll, of adapting ¡28. Township 37 S. R. 13 E W M , The only acreage adjacent to upon most favorably by the Harrl- crops to soils, and of dealing with night from Portland where ho acconi- |containing In all 320 acres; that the Klamath Falls for sale in small I aided hls wife on her trip <-.i-.t. llc- man officials at the present time. The alkali and dralnag*- conditions, | plaint Iff have the future care and cus tracts. More than a score of third party Is making surveys south Sometimes we are able to suggest left Monday for hi» homo at the Ag tody of the minor children of said people have srci|-ed sites for from Shaniko for a feasible route In new crops which may be Introduced ency. marriage, and that the defendant con- homes. case It is decided to extend the Col-1 with profit, or better methods of List your property with us. With l'ivo acres of | tribute toward the nurture and edu unibia Southern railway. | growing those which are now being connections in all the leading title» cation of said children the sum of These three sets of surveys, it Is raised. The next most important on the coast, we are In a position to 8500.00. expected, will be completed by the pur|wnw> Is to supply to prospective turn your properly over III a short the are the best buy» on the market Also that the defendant pay to the time Mr. O'Brien has finished his in- settlers and others who may be In time. plaintiff the an tn of 81.100 to meet spection tour, so that It Is highly i terested in the development of the Klamath Basin Irrigated Lands Co. uro cheaper than to homestead land ¡her Immediate Indebtedness and $150 il'l<l probable that the announcement of country, reliable unbiased Informs- 7-2tf Upstairs- Republican Block residence restrictions. for costs and attorneys' fees of this the definite route Into Mid-Oregon | tion concerning its present and pros- E. A. Dunham and Austin White suit. Plaintiff pray» for general re- Settlers are coming from twenty-five states ami over wlll be made within the next two peetlve agricultural conditions.” returned Saturday evening from : lief. weeks. quarter of the contráete are already sold. ---------------- >---------------- laikeview in the former’s automobile. This Hiimmons I* published in the The O'Brien party will make stops, They made the trip of over 105 miles Klamath Fall» Republican, a weekly WORK ON MASON CONTI’. KT probably, at Lakeview, which has The work on the Mason contract of mountain road in nine hours, in newspaper, printed and puIdl»hed at generally been looked upon as one cluding the time spent for dinner. ; Klamath Falls. Oregon, by order of of the points toward which the Cali- on S<»»Hh Branch is progressing fornla & Northeastern will be extend- olcely. Mr. Mason states that he H. G. Wilson and family and Mrs. Hon. George Noland, judge of »aid I Court, and dated September 9, 1908. ed eventually, also at Burns, Harney 1 »»> a mile of the ditch opened W. 8. Barclay are In the city from ASHLAND, ORE. county. From there It is understood "P- The contract is for seven miles the Klamath Agency. Mr. and Mrs. The first publication to he made on the loth day of September, 19tlk. the party will continue its way over »1 «anal and 1» to l>" completed by Wilson are here to place their chil SOMETHING SPECIAL BENSON & STONE. to Ontario, which is to be the East December 15. There are now 50 men dren In school. If they can secure a Hutlnfii mid Shorthand Training, thorough Attorneys for Plaintiff and pritiiinl. ern terminus of the Harriman system “»d h»-ad of horses on the Job. auiltable residence-, Mrs. Wilson will p-10-10-22 T he □ D eal E. J. MURRAY, Editor “The place where you get the most for your money.” LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON. TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE TIN AND GLASSWARE THIS WEEK M ason &S lough ABSTRACTERS LIS Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON <5 SLOUGH 0. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phones Office 871. Barn 813 M . M. M M SPECIAL RESORT L'OR TOURISTS Î > MIDWAY ¡STABLE FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS CHAS. R. BALDWIN, Proprietor THE LAND MAN Opening of Oregon Central Military Road Grant Enterprise Tracts $200 Mills Addition lots FRANK IRA WHITE THE LAND MAN Look into tni.4 great Land (irant Opening at once ASHLAND COMMI COLLEGE T. W. STEPHENS Reliable Local Ajçent, KLAHATH FALLS, ORE. across the »tate, surveys for which ' Th. > have three c amps established, spend the winter here with the chll- were made years ago. i’arl "r lh' wor* '" 'nk sub-cont ra< t- dreti. Iiumedlately following the selection "d Mr. Mason states that be expects Twenty tons of cement have urrlv- of the route for the new road, right- have the contract eompletod by ed tor the Hot Springs Company, and of-way agents will go Into the field th« middle of November All of the work wlll commente at once on the ---------- ------------ !excavation work is now being done construction of cement walks along und secure the necessary property, i with Fresno scrapers, but he will put the property on the- Esplanade Many but this is not expected to be a very ne w residences are In course of con difficult matter, as the people along on wl.c l. rs to finish up with any and all of th« »ugge»ted routes are only walling for a chano* to see < INNOT I Si; DOGH. the road come through, and will As the Impression, timt II Is law- probably not throw any obatacle» In ful to kill d><e> pursued by dogs dur the way of prompt negotiation for all ing the op n season, has gone forth, the land needed I wish to state that in necordance Taking all things Into considera with an opinion rendered by the At tion, actual const! uctlon work on the torney General, It is unlawful to kill new road should be Inaugurated I deer pursued by dogs, at any time of within the* next 30 day», and a good the year, and that the law In regaid »tart made on It before the bad win to the same wlll be rigidly enforced ter weather set* iu. R O STEVENSON. State Game and Forestry Warden Miss Bessie Falrclo left Thursday ------------ ♦------------ for Aah la nd. I tf See Ady for marsh lands. 6 MONTHS SCHOt. A »SHIP M 0» Deafness Cannot Be Cured I V MONTHS SCHO! AN SUH* • W).tM : by l<»-al spplkalbm«, »■ they ranaot raaeb the.11»- NOTE THE SPMIAI. .-»«•<1 portion of th« or. There U only on» way to All who iw*« ur«-m riiiic rnortthR ■<< h .lnr 1 ,-ure deafneaa, and that la by eonatltutlonal rem»- ■hip And enf*r .Hcpte-mlur 7 will I m - «otitlwl to th« ' die«. Lleafne»« 1« eanaod tzv an lr.flarne.1 condition combined eourM* to July I, Inc lading B-«i*< of the mucous lining of the Euatarhian Tula*. and Stationery, gun. to. This Kiv«M you an axtia month Inventitfatc an<l corn»* When thia tuba 1« inflamed you have a rumbling Address |> RITNEk President. aound or imperfect hearing, and when .1 1« entire ly ehoe.1 Deafnaaa la the reyull, and unlco the in- struction In this addition utul the imr.rr.atlon car. Iw taken out and till, lulw realore.1 I to Ita normal condition, hiring will b« de»troya«l building of cement walks by the com forever, nine caaea out of len are cauaed by Ca pany wlll insure the commencement tarrh. which in nothin« but an infam »1 .-ondiOor. You will Enjoy of the mue.ma aurfare- of many more this fall. We will give One Hundred Dollar« for any <aaa .of I .oaf nene (caused by catarrh) that cannot be . urad l.y Hall'aCatarrh Cure, .‘leml for circular» 2500 Acres Tree free F. J CHENKY * CO . Toledo, O. | and Its NEW *.50.000 Bl II.DING The Lakeside company has 2500 acres Sold by drugglata. 76c The COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AltTH of land under the Adams ditch that it Take Hall’« Family 1*111« for .-onatipatlon. t will give KENT FREE for one year. afters thorough ln«triii tion of high Thia includes the use of the lane] and quality. Course» also in Oratory, water. The renter must clear and C. F. STONE Music, Theology, Tea. Iilng, .Metili lue, place the land in cultivation. The rent I Ijiw, and In the A.u.l.my. er gets all the < toji but we reserve the ATTORNEY AT LAW right to pasture the stubble. For catalogue nd.lreHs, OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE Tne Lakeside Company, PRENIDENT FLET( HEH HOMAN J. Frank Adams, Manager, | HALE.M, OREGON Merrill, Oregon. Oregon Normal Schools I hi you intoihl to hecoine a tciielior? Tlio Oregon Stnto Normal Schools ut Asliliiml, Monmouth mid WeHton oiler exceptional iiidiiceiiienlH to slutleiits preparing to Going to College? i (•Ill'll Willamette University c. Klamath * * r r , Propr C. C. BROWER FRANK IRA WHITE * * * Lakeside Inn, BICYCLES T he GUN STORE r I ’ For . iitaloiciKt in nfh«r Inforrniition addionn th« prenident t of tha ruRhnrllv« *< ho»>h, or Secretary of th« Board, STARR Salem, Ore MENTION THIS PAPIN I.AHC.LSTCAt AI.OG and Moil ()rd«r Hauis m ih* Northwest JONES CASH STORK < • mv.n, na whatno «•"» S,«J I m GROCERIES ECONOMIZE THRO JONES r > ■ ■■ "W 1 Hsidware. thy Gonfe *ftd >uPf.liet <4 all lurida '«I ' «ui legulei Monthly I < alaltq. Th» Buyer, Guida Ftaal an» Oab Sta PORTLAND. QR. WHIN WIUTINOIOS CATALOG J