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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1909)
‘I , ■V , $ 1 Geo 2 l>USlU.SS R n—. v--------------- Hurn is In Portland oo were in the J J. W Wells and » x city from Illy tbi* Tu»tda> T W V. Halton came up 1 ♦ from bis ranch below Merrill o u tn Wagner returned Wednesday O afternoon from a trip to SgNMM ! I The I’pper lake Is BM “ mi.I it. will gO up Thursday « < > L. A. Richardson came >n Friday i I ¡¡¡evening from Bly on timber buai- +1 uses. I ♦ I The steamer Eagle has changed ! hands. Mr Corbet retiring from the « I ' business. Mrs. Chas. Humphrey who bn* ' been visiting relatives In California I ( 'returned home Tuesday ) Mrs. D. J. Zumwalt returned Fri- ¡day from San Jose and other Cai- 1 ifurnia points where she has been vis I I j iting. Jacob Rueck was here Wednesday » to attend a special meeting of the » Directors of the Water Parrs Asso ciation. « Ralph Feeney, of Portland, who lias been here in the interest of the | Workman lodge, left Wednesday j i morning for his home A marriage license was issued Fri-1 day afternoon to Jas. Goss. of Bonan- | ta. and Miss Katherine DeForrest 1 Skinner, of this city. Al Sloan left Tuesday for Ash land where he will visit his parents| for a short time, after which he will' go to California on au extended trip . DIED—In Oakland. January 8.! I 1909. Harry’ Connolly, aged 8 years j and 10 months. The deceased was a son of John Connolly, of Wampus I Klamath County. I We want you to realise the value of buying your things Dr. Daly. County Judge of Lake jby mail. If there is anything in the drug line that you County, passed through the city Sun-1 1 want, just a postal card addressed t« as, a word spoken to day. en route to Chicago, where I the carrier telling him to come here and we will send them he has been called by the serious 111- I : on his return trip ness of his brother. Beats bitching up and driving to town io this cold weather 1 fed to a horse ,and The Long Lake Lumber Company , Condition Powders ever We have best i has a force of men getting out timber ' I an kinds of stock remedies and foods. for the new mill. The timber will | be cut on Mr. McCormick s land on 1 > the west side of the lake. John Bennett, late of Dorris Hotel. I “They Have It” has moved into the company bouse ¡at Buena Vista. He will run tbe cook , house for the Long Lake Lumber Co . ¡at their new works on thV Upper ' _A--A- -A -A- A _A__ A_ _ A_-A, A,_A-_A-_ A - _A _ _ A_ -A^ , A, , ’X’ JX’ -X1 *’A* 'X! !X* 'X’ !X’ ’X1 !X’ -Xr 'X! ’XF !X? X? !X -X X’ v ’X? T7 , Lake. .< L. W. Miller and R. E. Guttiridge t .. were awarded the first and second r prizes, respectively, in the Chess tournament. The first prize was a ; Heating Stoves, Household Utensils.'Guns silver cup and tbe second a chess time piece. »» and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every ♦ Dr. Hamilton returned last Sun thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or * day from Portland. While in the city shelf-worn goods. Dr. Hamilton purchased a Victor Por * table X-Ray machine, which will be Agents celebrated Ell wood Fences— installed in his new office in tbe CrIs * and everything the farmer needs. ler & Stilt» block. W’. B. Simpson returned this week from San Francisco and San Jose, California, where he has been visit- ifrt ifrt ifrt jfrt rfrt 2Èt -iTì iti ¿¡fa rtl jfrf 1T1 jTtiŸt ifrì /frt j T i j Ÿ’ l - i ’IT î jfrt iti i±t /frt ing relatives. He says that the wea ther has been very disagreeable in ' California, almost continual cold rains and fog. Don’t miss the Honey-Saving Opportunity Explained on Fifth Page Rural Free Delivery STAR DRUG STORE î Grand Clearance Sale ì * f f f f f f f i f f f ♦ now on at T he BRICK STORE Unheard of Prices on all Winter Goods American i'ield Fence and KOKO/TO LAWN FENCI SOLD t J1V ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE DEALERS ) Dependable Hardware I BARBED STUDEBAKER WAGCNS, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES t * f GEO. R. HORN, the Hardware Man * e I c BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary DON J. ZUMWALT, C. E Abstracting President E. M. BUBB, Vice President and Treasurer PUna, Blue Print*, Etc. I I Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. 8 r Carpenters began on Tuesday mak- ing repairs on tbe old city jail, Both the interior and exterior will receive attention. The building is also to be | fitted with toilets and w ater and sew er connections. The contract for the plumbing was let Monday evening to Baldwin & Baldwin for >137.15, they being the lowest bidders. Surveying and Irrigation Engineering I i KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I ; « > i t Ewauna Encampment No. 46, l.O. O.F., held their annual installation of officers Friday night. The new of-i fleers are: Chief Patriarch, W. O. j bmlth; Senior Warden, W. H. North; ' High Priest, C. B. Clendenning; Jun ior Warden, A. Kershner; Treatsur-j er, Geo. R. Hurn; 1st W., C. M. Rams- by; 2nd W., M. H. Wampler; 3rd W., I Wallace Baldwin; I. S., F. L. Arm- 1 strong. A Generous Reduction f f I I « 4 I Beginning with today, you will lutve the chance of supplying your wants in my line, at a 25 Per Cent Reduction. 9 This applies on all goods in the store, with the exception of Phonographs, and Fountain Pens, which, as you know, are con tract goods. » I I f « ♦ 1 I t I i ♦ Co). M. G. Wilkins returned Sat urday evening from a visit with his family at Seattle. He was accom-1 panled home by Roy Allen, who came j here to locate. The Colonel states that the weather has been very dis agreeable around Portland and In the Willamette Valley, and he Is pleased 1 to be back to enjoy the excellent ell- i mate of Klamath. At this price you ran well afford to brighten up your home with a few pretty piece« of either CHINA, BRONZE, ITT GLASS, or fill out your table mtvms ib silver. Too will certainly appreciate the ehanre of getting fine goods at such low figures. This proposItMM will continue BBtU a certain amount of goods have l«-en sold. «0 come while the assortnw-nt is good. hfy guarantee wiD cover fuxk mi Ulin ibis sale, so it entirely to yonr advantage. Heitkemper’s For Quality Jewelry . ......................... Japanese newspapers are severe in criticism of the United States be cause of matters pending in tbe Cali- ! fornla legislature. The possible en actment of laws forbidding the owner ship of land and the attendance of ¡Japanese in tbe public schools is el- | aborated upon. j Sold Geo. T. Baldwin The mctan«hoUj day* are brre. The saddest of the year---** Have you seen the new Diamonds? We have them in our win dow. Watch our "adds.” It will pay you. We have got something to show you in up-to-date Jewelry and cut glass goods of the highest possible grade. The following men, indicted on a charge of violating the Local Option Law, apeared in Coart on Tues day and each entered a plea of Not Guilty: J. V. Houston, Jack Miller, Carl Reed, Frank Fax, Al Lyons, H. J. WINTERS, John Stewart, Tom Calloway, W. H Dulaney, Otto Hedricb and James AU. GOODS DWRAVD FRRB Crane. The Judge stated that these Local Option cases would be set lat er, and would probably follow the Coburn ease which has been set for Amberol Records play for four February 8. minute«, At Multerà. 1-1 ♦« / 4 Phone 261 WHBNEOR in need of anything in the drug line, please reinombcr that we keep everything that belongs In a well equipped phar macy. We pride \ourselves upon the purity of our drugs, and the highest grade of druggist's sundries, and the care we use In putting up prescriptions and household formu las. Wt have everything that Is usually needed in the nick room, and can secure in the shortest time possible any special preparation or applianco that may be suggest ed by a doctor. It Is our purpose to give our customers exactly what they, want, and at prices as low as the quality of the goods will allow. We make a specialty of mail orders, and especial care is taken to see that al) such orders are safely and promptly delivered. Chitwood Dru«; Company Tbe Meat RessoeaMe Place to Bey. MAMAIN I AllS. ONI. FOR BALE: A fine stock ranch ■ TRKAHURKR’B NOTICE. of 1000 acres with sbundance of water and enough timber for the Klamath Falls, Ore, Jan. 14, 1 ranch. Twelve miles from Klamath Notice is hereby given that 1 Falls. About SOO acres fine plow land; the balance meadow and pas are funds In the County Trei ture. Tbe ranch controls 1000 acres for the redemption of ail 0* of open range, and many thousand Warrants protested prior to M acres more are available. |l«t, 1807. Interest on same Price HMOO.OO. Terms easy. ! cease from this date, January I1 11808. 1-H MASON A NLOUOH.
