Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, February 18, 1909, Image 8

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    CITY BRI PF'S.
H 1. Whited, the Ashland Jewel­
er, was iu the city Wednesday.
IL W. Straw left Wednesday for
San Ftanclsco on a business trip.
R. R. Vluxon is in tbe city from Bo­
nanza to attend the l.iskey trial.
B. K. Fitch, the Merrill real e«-
| tat* man. was lu the city thls week,
I Amberol Record« play for tour
mluutea At Muller«.
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Ji Miss Ada Erb. of Bly. left Sat »ir­
♦ day morning for Ashland on « Visit.
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Universal Food Chopper
Self-Cleaning
Self-Sharpening
Easy to Operate
Will Last a Lifetime
All Parts Tinned
Guaranteed and
Interchangeable
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D Bolton and wife, of Lake-
View are registered at the Lakeside
< > I Inn.
Broadsword. the hardwaru
merchsnt of Bonauxa. »k» in the city
Wednesday.
C. P. Gregory was quite sick Sat­
urday at his home with acute stom­
ach trouble.
Jessie B. Duuttu. of Bonanza, was
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in the city Saturday stopping at the
Ixtkeslde Inn.
ROBERTS & HANKS
Phone 173
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STAR DRUG STORE
“They Have It”
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W. C. Dalton is in the city with
bi> family from Tule l.ake. Mr Dal­
ton i« here as a wltn.vs in the horse
stealing cases.
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Heating Stoves, Household Utensils.'Guns
and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every­
thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or
shelf-worn goods.
Agents celebrated Ell wood Fences—
and everything the farmer needs.
F. H. Groh« and wife came down
from Bonanza Sunday accompanied
by Mlaa Bessie Bimmett, a niece of
Mr«. Groh«, who t« on her way to
her borne in Miaeourl.
Engineer C. R. Rankin and a party
of twenty-five surveyors, came in
last Saturday from tbe northern part
of the county, where they have been
surveying for tbe extension of tbe
Southern Pacific line
GEO. R. HORN,1118 Hardware Man
C.E.
President
Ahefrartinp
AUbUdLlIllÇ
/ E. M. BUBB,
Vice President and
Treasurer
In our removal sale we have accumu­
lated a lot of odds and ends, which we
had no time to dispose of in our old
location.
Consequently we will open
our new store with offerings of all odds
and ends at cost
Why work for a small salary when
you can get a large one by using your
spare time In study, See the ICS
man at tbe new Portland Store. For
h few days only.
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Map«, Ptaae, Bhse Prints. Bli.
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
LO8T—310 reward for the return
of one neck fur lost on stage road be­
tween Fort Klamath and Klamath
Falls. Return to lakeside Inn 2t*
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
K. SUGARMAN
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The feeling I want to exist between yon and me.
I am trying to make my name and satisfaction
synonymous. You can help me.
Don’t holler and cuss if I have worked for you
and it’s not been satisfactory, but bring it back and
give me a chance to make my word of guarantee
good.
One receives a certain arnout of satisfaction in
buying goods and feeling they have their dollar’s
worth.
'Those are the very kind of goods I carry and are
all made by the most reliable firms. I would like to
have your business.
1 have been told that 1 am on the WRONG side
of the street nevertheless you are not treating your­
self RIGHT unless you see my stock before you buy.
MCHATTAN
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Now in Postoffice Block
Prudent Stockmen
Are Prepared
SATISFACTION
FOR emergencies by having
Kimball'« Stock Rem «dies in
their stable«. They are guaran­
teed satisfactory or money re­
funded.
What I« especially recom-
mended for Cough«, Distamper.
Mange, Ix>ss of Appetite, Vel­
low Water, ete., la Kimball's
Condition Powder, It I« pre-
pared from the cream of al)
condition powders.
Kimball'« Colic. Remedy will
In nearly every instance bring
quick relief. It is well to bave
it at hand.
For slick coats and blood pur­
ifier, use Kimball'« Stock Food
— for horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs- and save doctor bill«
Chitwood Drug Co.
PHONE 221.
Phone 261
Our New Store’s
First Offering
8. P. Nelson, a prominent rancher
near Keno, had quite a bad accident
onto an ax and cut his knee very bad-
on an ax and cut bl« knee very bad­
ly. Dr. Hamilton was called to at­
tend him.
BERT K. WITHROW, Secretary
DOB J. ZUMWALT,
Geo. T. Baldwin
J C. Mitchell, the cattle man. left
Monday for bis home at Gait'll*.
Mr. Mitchel! baa started 350 head of
I beef cattle from the Merrill country
to the California market.
Dependable Hardware
J
I. D Applegate, who has bt < n
quite sl<k for tbe past week. Is Im­
proving ant! Is expected t > be out In
a few days.
Di. C. H. D«.w«> an! wife a::!v*d
.Friday uiaUt from Bruaaln», Mots-
( tana, and have gone to Merrill to vis-
ill .Ur. Dewey'* paientr.
I Alex Mi Ha» of t the Hi stern Tim-
i ber Company, who has been T»«-re
1 for severai weeks on timber business.
' left Sunday for Rhinelander Wis­
consin
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WAGCNS, BUGGIES
and CARRIAGES
Mrs. W W Smith, who has been
'here on a visit with her mother. Mrs
[ Wells, left Saturday for ber boni<-
at Bly.
Rural Free
Delivery
We want you to realise the value of buying your things
mall. If there is anything in tbe drug line that you
want. Just a postal card addressed to us, a word spoken to
tbe carrier telling him to come here and we will Bend them
on his return trip.
Beats hitching up and driving to town In thia cold weather
We have best Condition Powder« ever fed to a horse .and
all kinds of stock remed tea and foods
Spring Shoes
STUDEBAKER
Fred V. Bobbin. tbe spotter iu
1 the Local Option caees. left Wvdnes
, day for Portland
W.H. Clark, foreman tor the Light
A Water Company, is quite sick at
his home on California avenue.
Hardware Dealers
Just Arrived: Our New I Jne of
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E T. Shortt returned Wednesday
from a trip to Ran Francisco and Hol­
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lister, California
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Iron J. Zumwalt left on Tuesday
for Worden where he will finish xur-
j veylng and platting the townsite.
John Jones
I ters formerly
j «ide Bar and
I choice line of
ha« fitted up the quar-
occupled by the Lake-
has opened up with a
cl gras.
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Your Last Chance
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II. V. Mitchell -left Wednesday ’ < ’
on his return to Han Francisco. Yea« I < ,
! terday Mr. Mitchel) received a tele- j ’ ’
i gram stating that Willie wan getting '‘
along fine, and that hlx condition af- <>
ter the operation war very proml«lng. “
Al Lyons pleaded guilty Tuesday |
night to* a charge of violation of the
Ixtca) Option law and was fined 3300.
J. V. HouHton also pleaded guilty
and was fined 3326. The indictment«
against Tom Calloway and Jack Mil­
i ler were dismissed.
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There was a big time at the A. O.
U.W. lodge Tuesday night at which
time Edmund Gowen waa Initiated
Into the lodge. From report« today
Edmund got all the good things that
the lodge had to offer. A largo num­
ber of young mon has joined the
Workmen lately and the boya aro hav­
ing a good time. There la something
doing every lodge night. After the
initiation a banquet was served to
tbe members.
Only a few more days left of the
great Removal Sale.
Some rare
bargains left In Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds, Silverware, Cut Glass,
Hand-Painted China, Musical Ins-
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truments, etc.
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WINTERS’ JEWELRY STORE
PIONEER JEWELRY HOUSE OF KLAMATH CO.
W. J. Moore arrived last Friday
from Anhland where ho haa been
visit Ing hta family who are spending
the winter there, lie loft Saturday
morning for bis home In Lakeview.
MONEY TO LOAN; We have from
31000.00 to 32000.00 belonging Io
one party; 3950.00 belonging to an­
other, and 3500.00 to another; nil
for loan on cultivated land. MASON
& SLOUGH
2-4tf
FOR SALK: A fine stock ranch
of 3000 acre« with abundance of
water and enough timber for the
rnneh. Twelve mile« from Klamath
Fall«. About 600 acre« fine plow
land; the balance meadow and pas­
ture. The ranch cintrols 3000 aerea
of open range, and many thousand
acres more are availablo.
Price 313,000.00. Term« easy.
MASON A BLOUGH.