CITY MKIKFB.
ian months old pup but Is big as the
average Klamath County cay use.
Mrs. Ih'lla Anderson was In the
W. II Baker and wife are recent
city from Bly this week.
arrivals in this city from Ashland
W. P. Whitney and family, of Mer­ I O. 1' Shrout. of Shortt A Sbrout,
rill. were in the city this week
left Saturday morning tor California
i c H McCumber. the timber man., E II Burnham of Langoll Valley
was In the city from Dairy this week. was In the city Wednesday on busi­
We mean are you coming to the Street Carnival during the week of
E. L. Swartslander and wife of ness
Oct. 12th. We hope you will. We are going to have a big time. And
Klamath Agency, spent Sunday in
Mrs. Jas. Pelton left Wednesday
when you are here we would be glad to meet you |>eraonally in our store,
the city.
for a visit with relatives In Jackson
to show you our modem, up-to-date stock of Drugs, Medicines and every­
Jacob Rueck returned Friday front I County.
thing found in modern drug stores. We hope you will come end see for
Ashland
where he went after a load . C. E. Hoyt and 8 B. Gardner and
yourself the largest and best drug store in Klamath County,
• of fruit.
■ wife were dow n from Fort Klnm.it h
E E Filch, Merrill v hustling real this week
estate man. was in th<> citi this week
M. V. Purdy left Saturday
on business.
his elater, Mrs. Mary E Fish, for
GIRL WANTED for general houae- Montagpu.
keeping.
Apply at lleltkemper'a
Mrs Will Nicholson, of Fort Klam­
Jewelry Store.
17 ath. la visiting Mrs. W A. Doliell for
Miss Ida Otto left on Tuesday for a few days.
her home In Dorris aft, r a short
II F. White, the nllotlng agent on
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visit In thi.i city.
the Klamath Reservation, is in the
MONEY TO LOAN on City Prop­ city this week
el i . i.aneh or Timber land. IIAl.L-
BORN Tuesday evening, October
SHEPHERD CO.
7-30tf 20. to Mr. and Mrs Charles Mack, of
Ross Sutton was In from Pair,' Ills city. a girl.
this »wk visiting his sister. Mrs
Will R. Steel and Charles Wallace
Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns
George Chastain
arrived in the city on Tuesday from
and Ammunition, Cutlery— in fact every -
D G. Brown was down from his .akevlew by private conveyance.
thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or
ranch on tlie Upper Lake neur Crys­ Miss Blanche Robinson arrived Wed
tal Creek 11. Is w eek
uesday from Merrill to be in attend
shelf-worn goods.
Small tracts of well located title ■me ut the Teachers' Institute which
Agents celebrated Ell wood
marsh land» offered for one wwk at ■pelted today
tl
lid per acre. Abel Ady
and everything the fa mer needs.
County Superintendent .1 G Swan
H.H. Bishop mine In from Bonanza .«turned Friday night from a visit
last Friday. He left next morning o the schools of Merrill. Bonanza.
P©-» Valley and Langell Valley
for California on business
Roy Walker, w ho has been sick
Mrs. Ankeny and daughter. Miss
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Gladys Ankeny, left Friday morning with malarial fever, is steadily Ini-
■roving and It Is expected will be
for their home at Eugene.
ible to be out within a tew* days
Charles
Deluip
attained
his
21st
DAIRY
ITEMS.
N’yal's Vegeta­
D E Noah was down from Fort
This section got the heaviest rain birthday Tuesday and was appoint.si
ble Prescription
.Klamath Friday
Mr Nonh has sold
is indicated in all in many years Wednesday and Thurs­ assistant deputy County Clerk.
ordinary diseases day. , The first snow of the season
ils property in tits Wood River Val­
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
II.
Johnson
and
of women. This
remedy
never ' (elj here Thursday but soon disap­ Misses Gipsy and Beta Johnson were ley and expects to remove to Rose­
burg
disappoints, its peared.
in the city from Merrill this week
good effects hie­
The Yonna threshing machine was
The New Grocery Store of Edtnond-
D.
B.
Campbell
has
something
spe
­
ing perceptible
from the very broke down at Chas. Liskev's at last cial to offer in Residence Lota in the •on A Risedorf in the Brick Store
first. It is com­ I accounts.
Hot Springs Addition.
9-17-10-1' Building, will be open for business
posed of the pur­
This is strictly a Roosevelt com­
Saturday. Their Phone Call will be
Mrs. M Dooher and daughter. Mrs
est and most re­ munity: no race suicide Indications
Double Seven One.
It
H. B. Perry, left Friday morning for
liable drugs —
H H. VanValkenburg lias purchas­
mercurials, opi­ here. This time the stork visited the Seattle after a visit with Mr. Dooher.
ates and other home of Emil Clack us and left a
ed of W. H. Woodberry a lot on the
Project Engineer D. 'V. Murphy
harmful
drugs nine pouna boy. October 16th, and
corner of Pine and Cedar streets on
being excluded. Emil is so proud as you never saw. left on Tuesday for Clear Lake to
i Swauna Heights. Mr. VanViilken-
The many dis­
Brand ma Burgdorf is suffering Inspect the work being done on the burg has leased his ranch and will
concerting influ­
1 I ■m.
ences to which with I-agrippe.
Luulld a home and move to the city.
woman is con­
Miss Lyle Watson, deputy Count)
Wm. Wight purchased a new wa­
The Twenty-One Club will hold
stantly subjected
, Clerk. returned last Friday fron'
render her liable gon last week, which shows that the
' heir second Anniversary Ball and
to many func times are not so bad for a dry year. Ashland, where she has been on bus- * Banquet nt Houston s Opera House
tional disorders
P. H. Gray returned from Poe Val- ■ iness.
in Friday evening. October 23. The
that not only tend ley Sunday where he has been dlg-
Linkville t amp. Xo 8300. R. X. of lances given by the club have been
to destroy her comfort an 1 happiness, ging spuds.
He reports the crop A.—Meets every Second and Fourth eery popular and it is expected that
but which gradually* merge into chronic
very light and tubers small.
Wednesday of each month. Visitlug .1 large number will attend the sec-
and serious diseases.
Miss Zelma Sedge has been
Nyal’s Vegetable Prescription is with­
■ neighbors welcome.
tf mil annual celebration .
out a peer for the successful treatment sick with an attack of bronchitis and
Phil
Goodwin,
the
government
en
­
The dog poisoners have again com­
of female weakness, painful and disor­ asthmatic affection but Is far enough
gineer who has been at Clear Lake, menced their work In Klamath Falls.
dered menstruation, hysteria, cramps,
••bearing down pains’" inflammation recovered to be up again.
■came to town Friday for medical at­ | A dog belonging to Capt. Hansberry
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgdorf tendance. It Is believed that he has I was taken sick but with the assist­
and falling of ths womb. This is a rem­
edy of sterling worth.
went out to see the new boy at Emil typhoid fever.
ance of the veterinary Its life was
UNDERWOODS PHARMACY \\ - P. Sedge
Sunda
Ju<! ;e Noland. Proa. Attor. Kuv- :aved. An examination of a bone
and wife took dinner
endall and Court Reporter Richard­ which the dog had been eating was
COR. ÎTH AND MAIN STS.
at the home of J. R Welch Sunday-
son left on Saturday morning for made and It was discovered that It
Klamath Falls
-
Oregon
Mr. J. Dleckman and wife started
Lakeview to attend the October term tad strychnine on It. Another dog
for their new borne in California
was also reported to have been pol-
of the Circuit Couri.
Thursday.
rqned.
Dan Liskey was around again this: Pierce Evans and wife left on
week with his pleasant smile and Thursday morning for San Francisco 1 Constable John Hughes, of Dorris,
where Mrs. Evans will receive niedl-' who came hete last week to serve a
some beef.
New Bicycle» for Sale »nd Rent
cal
treatment. Mt. Evans will be ab­ warrant *on a man who had taken a
Volney
Dixon
and
a
Mr.Moore
were
Tents for rent
horse from the cars at Dorris with-
in Dairy over night Friday, and Sat­ sent about two weeks.
All Kinds of Repairs •
urday called on a number of Yonna
S C Graves of the Bulletin came rut paying the freight, hex returned
farmers soliciting orders for Page1 down from Bonanza Friday after- home. The matter was settled Sat­
wire fence. We are informed that I noon
After a few day here be left urday. A stallion was shipped to
he
hey got an order from Mr. D P for Odell to spend a month's vaca- ' Dorris and the party to whom It was
Phone 593
Opp. American Hotel
■hipped made three attempts to pay
Shook for 1000 rods. While here lion with his brother.
'he freight, but as the freight hills
•ir. Dixon called on W. P. Sedge anil
IL L. Aldridge and wife left Sun­ had not arrived, he could not do sq.
UPPER lake XOTI X.
aniily and together we had a good
day morning for Ashland. After a 1 He tired of waiting and took the
.*isit, having been neighbors In ye
The Steamer Mazatua is still at the Aden times in Douglas County of short visit they will go to New York I horst* front the car and brought It
bottom of the lake. The crew witn ihis state. Mr. Dixon needs no intro- and in the spring expect to go to the here and notified the agent that he
would settle for the freight as soon
the Hornet are waiting for the storm luction. but we can freely any be Hawaiian Islands to live
to subside before attempting to raise is a worthy young man and one who
J. W. Alexander and J. F. Kimball as the bills arrived.
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the boat,
While
can be relied upon when he makes a left Monday for Ijikevlew
Tho registration books were closed
rnence work this afternoon.
promise. As he Is presenting a good In this city Mr. Alexander bought a
The lumber for the government article we bespeak for him a »hare number of private timber claims for at 5 o'clock on Tuesday. Fifteen men
registered during the last day. Of
flume is still coming down the lake. of the fence business of this country. 1 the Weyerhauser Company.
three 12 were Republicans. 1 prohibi­
The roads around the Upper land­
Miss Rosa Beck was trading In
On account of the coldness of the
ing are very muddy making it almost Dairy today and took a good horse weather the program for the contin- tion and only two Democrats. There
are now registered In Knlmath Fulls
impassable for teams.
load of supplies
I uation of the Street Carnival will not 137 voters. 528 are Republicans,
The Big Lake has risen several
Geo. Ritter was in to make sure of I
carried out and the Committee
265 are Democrats and 4 1 scattering
Inches the past week and is still ris- hfs winter supply of overshoes.
You dannot afford to rni«s the big
He has decided to adjourn until next : This Is twice as many Republicans as
inc-
believes in taking time by the fore- | ; year.
ale at th« Boaton Store.
there are Democrats and the propor­
The launch Buena Vista will be lock anyway, and has started bls
Horace Mitchell states that there tion Is nearly the same throughout
placed in her winter berth this week. plow for next year s crop.
Is no hay for sale in the Klamath the entire county.
Mr. F. W. Riggs is making exten-
liasin. All of the big nay raisers
This Is not saying that every man
sive improvements on bls dwelling.
HOUSES IX CEMETERY.
have disposed of their hay and there i who registers as a Republican will
Ducks are plentiful on the upper
is none In the market. The price re­ vote that ticket, any more li nn It I*
marshes, the canvas backs being es­
J. C. Mongold found two horses n
celved for hay was from f7 to 17.50 true that every man who register« as
pecially in evidence.
the Odd Fellows cemetery on Mon­
a Democrat will vote the Democratic j
Fred Engstrom, a Spokane land day. The Odd Fellows heve recently a ton.
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Charles Loomis, of Newport. Ore- ticket. But In the matter of voting
cruiser, is on the Upper Lake look­ built a new fence and it Is in good
ing for a location.
condition. As the gate was c'otu-j gon, was in the city on Monday Inter­ | for President, It is safe to any that
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now shows her happiness
it Is evident that the owner of the ■ viewing Assessor Lee. Mr. Loomis ¡Taft will receive two to one for Bry-
and shines resplendent
uuimals opened the gate and drove l*° year' ago Purchased the Htukel 'an in Klamath County.
SOLI» BEEF IX PORTLAND.
along
with our line of
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five
miles
from
Merrill,
and
t be:u in.
Two tombstones were
FAREWELL
PARTY.
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that
time
has
greatly
Improved
Horace Dunlap, the cattleman, has knocked over and other damage done
Mrs. II. G. Williams, assisted by
ret urned from Portland where be by the horses. Mr. Mongold took the It. He will remain here for some
'Mrs. M. D. Williams, gave a farewell
shipped three carloads of prime beef. horses to Bennett'e Stables and re­ I me.
Mrs. I. W. Voorhees entertained party Monday to some of their many
The cattle were driven from the Fort ported the matter to the officers of
country to Ashland, from where they the lodge. They were two bay geld- Friday afternoon In honor of Mrs. friends. A moat delightful afternoon
were shipped to Portland. The price Ings, weight 1400 each, One bad a M. E. Voorhees, who leaves soon for ¡was spent, after which delicious re-
All are appropriate wed­
received for the cattle was seven stripe In face and white hind feet her home In New York. The guests I freshments were served. The guests
ding gifts and she will
departed
deeply
regretting
that
they
not be happy till she
cents.
with blotch circle brand on left shoul- [ were Mesdames Voorhees, Newnham,
gets them.
Mr. Dunlap states that there Is a <lcr. The other had a spot In face Applegate, Worden, Hogue, Chastain. were so soon to lose their hostesses.
good demand for first class beef cat- with bob tall and branded 46 on right Wattenburg, Helloman, Hayden, Houle Those present were: Mandamus, A.
i M. Worden, It. E. Wattennurg, II. II.
tie In Portland, but there is abso- stifle,
land Wagner.
Newnham, M. E. Voorhees, LA. Voor-!
lutely no sale for cattle that will have
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Dr. Ida Htone and Mrs. F. H. Mills
I
Hogue,;
to be fed on account of the lack of
returned on Tuesday from Portland here, Win. II. Helletnan, C.
BI RX8-VERLEY.
I Geo. It. Hum, Geo T. Pratt, Wagner,
facilities for feeding This class of
' where the former has been selecting
■ Frank Ira White. J G Swan and El­
cattle can find a much better market
Janies B Burns and Miss Martha the furDbhlngs for the new residence
in California. The expense of ship­ Ver ley. both of Bonanza were mar* In the Hot Springs addition. Mrs mer I Applegate
THE LEADING JEWELER
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ping to Portland Is about the same tied Saturday In this city by Justice Stone brought home a fine full blood
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We haven’t always got it: but we get it it it is in our line.
We don't carry a $100,000.00 stock, but we are growing.
We aren’t selling out. We expect to stay and help make
this one of the busiest towns in Oregon.
Come and sec us. Lots ot new goods.
Yours in interest of the pocketbook,
T he □ D eal
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
DON J. ZUMWÀLT,
Absîracîjng
President
E. M BUBB,
Vice Presiilent and
Treasurer
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Map*, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc.
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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REMOVAL SALE of
The contract has been let for our new Brick , corner Main and
Third.
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Rather than move our Immense $40,000 Stock we are
£oin£ to give to the people of Klamath Couiiiy the greatest op
portunity to buy goods cheaper than ever before.
The Boston Store
Sale began Thursday, Aug. 27. Ends Nov. 1st.
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