Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, March 18, 1909, Image 7

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    ♦ 0 And wlnh that he'd kick himself.
♦ Boost for thu school house when the
♦ ♦
suu Is shining;
Mr. Cunningham wu a Falla Vis Boost when It alarts to rain;
If you happen to fall,
iter Monday, Tuesday and Thursday,
Don't lay there and bawl,
Tuin Elliott chiiiii out to the Elliott
llut
gut
up and boost again.
rauch Wednesday.
John Hibberts went to thu Full» Boost and make thu town lively;
Boost aud do II with vim;
Tuesday.
No battle Is won.
Henry Farrar came out to hla ranch
By the one who'll run.
Thursday and Friday tu got u load
Ho
stick
to your job aud win.
of bay.
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r
Isaac Shepard waa a Falla visitor Boost for the district's advancement,
Boost for thu things sublime;
Tuesday.
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suit«
For the chap that's fouud.
Dan Ward waa doing some govern­
Hample
Roomi,
Bar
Room,
Parlors, Two Club
On the top-moat round,
ment work out boro thu lattar part
Rooms,
Etc.,
Etc.
la thu Booster every time.
of la«l WMk.
A well-known authority on Rheu-
Every family here ought to keep
John lllbberta took a load of shin
matlam give« the following valuable, so tun Dlapepsla In the house, as any
>
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
>
gira to the Falla Friday.
though simple and harmleaa,prescrip­ one of you may have an attack ot In­
T. M. Harria went to th«- Falla on
tion, which any one can easily pre­ digestion or stomach trouble at any
SALEM. Ora., March 14 —A Urge pare at bom«:
I I Tuesday to meet hla wife. He will
time, day or night.
go from there to Ady Monday, where number ot places on appointive
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
This harmless preparation will di­
boards and commissions will beconi« ounce; CouuHirind Kargon, onu ounce,
ho will meet hla father.
gest anything you eel and overcome
W. T. Elliott la out on hla ranch vacant within thu next all tuonlua, Compound Hyrup Haaaparllla, th ref a sour stomach five minutes after­ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦fl
which Governor Benson will be call- ouncea.
plowing liila weak
wards.
«d
upon to fill, Aaide from those
H E lennblce had a sick hora« Fri­
Mix by shaking well In a bottle,
If your meals don’t tempt you, or
vucanclus there were several new and take a t«axpoonful after each
day.
what l.ttle you do eat seems to All
Lum Short la alck with the measles boards and commissions created by m«al and at h«dtlm«
you, or lays like a lump of lead In < >
•
T M Harria wont to thu Falla Fri­ the last Legl«latur« that must he
11« atatea that th« Ingredients can your stomach, or if you have heart­
appointed as soon as the laws go in­ b« obtained from any good preacrlp- burn, that la a sign of Indigestion.
day.
Mr. and Mra Tommy Short and to effect creating them, which will tlon pharmacy at small coat, and, be­
Ask your pharmacist for a 50-cent
WK KEEP IM OTOCK A COMPLETE LINK OF HARNESS
Mrs Johnny Short were vialiora to be about May 20.
ing of vegetable extraction, are harm- rase of Pape's Diapepsln and take
SADDLES, LEATHER (XM)DA AMD GLOVEB. WE PTR.
Au
Important
appointment
is
that
the Falla Monday.
l< «, to take.
one trlangule after supper tonight
CHASE FROM THE MOOT RELIABLE WHOLESALE HOI B-
S E Ictmhlce, Mr Solace and Chas. of state sheep Inspector, now held This pleaeant mixture, If taken reg­ There will be no sour risings, no
ES, AT THE LOWEST RATES CflTAINABLE. AMD DIS.
by
W
H
Lytle
of
Pendleton,
a
D»in-
Mack went to the kalla Saturday
ularly for a few days. Is aald to over­ belching of undigested food mixed
COUNT ALL BILLS BEFORE DUE. WE ARE ABLE TO
Mr. Humphrey waa out to John ocrat. It carries with It a salary of come almost any <aae of Rheumatism with acid, no stomach gas or heart­
OFFER. THEREFORE. GOODS OF BEST QUALITY AT
12000 a year Lytle's term expl«jj Th« pain and swclllrg, If any, dimin­
Hlbbctta' Wednesday.
burn, fullness or heavy feeling In
THE LOWEST PRICES. WE MANUFACTURE HIGH CLASS
Tuesday,
March
23.
Tbe
term
of
Mra Rbupard aud sou, laonc, woro
ish' « with each dose, until permanent the stomach, nauw«a, debilitating
GOODS AND MAKE OLD GOODS NEW.
('. J. Korlnek of Salem, slate v«ter-
vl siting ut Chu« Mark's Sunday
rcHtilts are obtained, nnd without In­ headactKM, dirtiness or Intestinal
CALL AND HEE IF WE ( AN “MAKE GOOD.”
Inarlan,
on
the
Oregon
domestic
an
Frank Bryant pn <»«d through here
juring the stomach. While there are griping. This will all go, and, be­
Tuesday on hla way to Po« Valley at Imai <ommlsslon will expire July I. many no call d Rheumatlam remo- sides, there will be no sour food left
[There Is no cuui|iuu«atlon connected
tor some horaea
'dies, patent medicines, etc., some of over In the stomach to poison your
Milla
w
«ni
< ►
J. 8
to the Falla Hat with this of!)««- astdo front traveling which do give relief, few really give breath with nauseous odors.
J. O. LEININGER, Manager
nxpenaaa.
tirday.
permanent results, and the above will
Pape's blapepsln Is a certain cure
On
the
state
boatd
of
dental
el-
Sum Short and Jim K«»n)iiu an*
no doubt, be greatly appreciated by 1' for all stomach misery, because it
iimlmrs thu poHltlons of Dr. A K
sutllt'l posts tor John Short
many sufferets b«re at this time.
will take hold of your food and digest
Mra J H Mills and daughter, Myr- Vaughn of Pundletou and H. H. UL
I quiry at the 4<ug stores of this it just the same as If your vtomach
tie, visited with Mii John Short In it Inger of Salem become vacant April n«lrhborhoed elicits Aha information wasn't there.
I. Olinger Is « •«n-iuiy ui Hie board |that these drugs are harmless and
Wednesday
Actual, prompt relief for all your
and
diawt |f>0 a v«ar mol expenses.
John Shott loft for Ashland Wed
( ¡. e bought H«patately, or ti e drug- stomach misery Is at your pharma
Ibu
other
members
of
this
board
neoday.
| gists her« will mix the prescription cist, waiting for you.
a day and expenses during
C N Snow took all of bl« horses get
for our renders If asked to.
These large GO-cent catw-s contain
which he pawl tired on 1.1« plu< •• bore thu lime they are actually engaged. I Mrs. L. D. W. I b left on Tuesday more than sufficient to cure a case
to hla hom< In Ijragnll Valley Tblits An entirely new board of examiners for Lewiston, Idaho, on a visit to of dyspepsU or indigestion.
day Cullo Icenbhe help' d him purt In Optoutetry inu«t be appointed Ap- relatives.
ill 30
Thu present members are
of the way.
♦
♦
W
Lowe
of Eugeno; B.O. Mattern
c.
Mra. Archie Colaun vlklted I i t ala-
LONE PINE ITEMS.
of Portland, and lierniun W. Barr of
tor. Mra John Short. Tu«t<Liy
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ «
Tom and John Short went to M«r iialeiu. The term of \V. H. Steuslolf I Tin foil owing books have been
of
Malum
on
the
stale
board
of
com
­
I
rl! on bualuoM W«»dee» lay.
Faye Robley returned from Ash­
purchased by the Woman's Clpb and
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
(> Short and Jul' SI ori u -r • In missioners expired yesterday These are n< w at if’« Public Library ready land last Friday.
members drsw only a small per diem
H e Fall» Monday.
Henry Royce Is now plowing.
for circulation:
Among tho»« who vi«i . 1 the Falla and expenses.
L. A. Went has moved from the
Halt Haven
W W Jacobs
Clrtiill Ji ilgc.lilp to Fill.
Saturday wer« John llibbeita, J Pin«.
Enman ranch to the E Ream ranch,
'I’ Loughlin aud Old Oregon.
The term of E Hofer, a* member
and Cla» Aduni«
Eva Emery Dye wl |rh place he has rented tor three
Tommy Short brtiogh St hl« horses of the state board of normal school Indian rights and Fighters
years.
from O. Shott'a. where ho paalu red regents will expire July 2. Tin- term
M. H Beebe was a Falls visitor
Cyrus T Brady
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
them thia winter
lb­ was indited ■>t William O. Elliott of Portland as \t th Foot of the Rainbow
Tuesday
.....
a
in-
tuber
of
the
board
of
lntip<-ctors
by Win. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leir have now
Gen« 8. Porter
All Kinds of Mouldings,
T. D . W. A and It HUI««, J. F of child Inboi for llie «tale ot Oregon Weatherby's Inning II. H. liaibour moved 1o their homestead.
will
expire
May
21
the
board
lllbbertf und Mr ('latistin, of Swan
Carl Rebley is fencing his ranch
Captain of the Crew. R. II. Barbour
Band sawing and Turning,
of Ore-
Lake, were In tl.li neighborhood of regents of the C
Cy Whittaker's Place J. C. Lincoln which he recently purchased of Mr.
gon the term of J.
■ ort ti of
Odd-Shed Doors & Windows a Specialty
flahlng Saturday.
The Celebrity
Winston Churchill Brlcen.
Portland
will
1
The
J F. Illbbeits moved hl» family to
Anna Bag »by now lias a new sad­
.Mr Crewe's Cur «r,Winston Churchill
lanta Past
i term of A H.
PHONE 381
Swnn I ake Valiev last week
dle horse, of which she Is very proud.
The Testing ot Diana Mallory
ns fruit Inspector from the third dis­
Mr. und Mra T SI ort and J Short
Cl as. Jennings, wl.o is woking at
Mrs Humphrey Ward
trict « III expire In April
vlalted the Fall« Tuesday.
the Depew ranch, had thu misfortune
Two Little Savages
A*l 1 • from this list of officials of
llosa llibbeita spent Munday at the
Thompson Seton to get kicked by a horse last week.
E
All kinds of Finishing Lum-
more or less Importune« Is the long
S E k-««libico homo.
llelvn's Bal I *
J. Habberton Hix injuries were not serious.
list to lie appointed, about 20 on the
her now on hand.
E . Thutupf*(»n Ini iiiuVf-«I to («Ong
Pierce Combs has returned from
Betty Wulu . h a . Margaret Ward
Luk « where he t.ii« a contract It » «U* new boards and commissions created Speeches of Daniel Webster .........
the Falls where be has been serving
by the late Legislature. This list In-
Large assortment of Doors
W Olli <1
Selected by Rev. It F. Toil on the jury.
c| id- s th • Ci nler I.nke highway com-
and Windows made up and
T Short bought some huy from
Mr. Dixon is quite ill with the grip.
Poems
W C. Bryant
Mr. Horton nnd haul'd a load Friday inl<>l<»n, h board of port commission­ Napol en und Blucher L. Muhlbuch
Cl arlie Leirs and Clyde Bradley
ready for immediate de-
ers for Coo« Bay and probably for
transacted business in Merrill last
John Hlhberls Went to Ol'-ne last
The Fifteen Deohtlvu Battles of
the Hlusliiw, a board of commlsslon-
livery.
Munday.
th« World
E. 3. Creasy Thursday.
c ' h to dliii't the establishment and
Mr. Tollman is finishing his plow­
Cook's Vo'Ri
Chsrles It. Low
Iceubh ■>'• dog caught s Fix Sator-
maintenance of the «tat« sanatorium
Can furnish an order on the
ing.
dav, but II happened to be a two leg
lleograpl.il Influences In American
for the treatment of tuberculosis pa-
grounds for any sized build­
Georgia Booth is spend...# a few
g«d one
History
Albeit Brigham
•tent i and board h of directors for the
I wo College Glil.t
Helen Brown days with her mother. Mrs. I.aPrarte.
Miss .Mabie Slmotos, Mi Thompson
ing within twenty-four
numerous' county and district fairs
Wiu. Barks Is hauling lumber for
Jerry Junior ................. Jean Webster
and Mr. Patty were visiting nt the
for which the state Legislature ap­
hours.
the barn and woodshed for our new
Fhe Wonder Book of the Atmos­
home of .1 M Mills Hundny.
propriated mon«y. These boards of
phere
Edwin Houston school house.
Jessie Mills, one of Klaitiaih Fall«’ directors are constituted for the most
Large stock of Flooring in
W. II. Mason bought 2S tons of
Rasselns
Samuel Johnson
i< Icphoue gills, stayed over Hunday part of three members.
three grades.
hay last week from Mr. McKcnxie.
Nature Addresses and Lectures
with her purenta, Mr and Mrs J S
The most Important of these offices
Harry Booth is spending most of
.................................. It. W. Emerson
Mills.
is the new circuit judgeship for the
“Boost for the School House.'*
The Oregon Trull Francis Turkman bls time now at the Gap fishing.
Fifth Judicial district, to be appolnt-
Mr. and Mrs. Beebe spent Thursday
The Perfect Tribute Mary Andrews
Boost for the school house and wi 'II
«<! from Clatsop or Coltimblu Coun­
Abraham Lincoln............ ...Carl Shttrx in Merrill.
boost with you;
ty.
Allen Bunnell is building fence.
John Ingleaant
J. H. Shorthouse
Knock and you’re on the shelf.
J. Ennian Is hanling hay to his
For the world gets nick
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell arrived Some Strange Corners of Our
Country ...
Charles Lummls homestead.
Of the one who'll kick,
Saturday from Caselle.
Directions to Prepare Sim Makes Misery From Air Ip
pie. Yet Remarkable
set Stomach Vanish
Home Mixture
io Five Minutes
Lakeside Inn,
Oregon Harness Co
'*
Opposite Baldwin’s Hardware Store, Klamath Falls
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
LUriBER
VV. O. HUSON,
Manager
■
Boston Store Third Annual Easter Sale
IN ORDER TO GIVE EVERYONE AN OPPORTUNITY 1.0 DRESS PROPERLY FOR EASTER WE ARE GOING TO MAKE ONE OF THE GREATEST SALES EVER
MADE IN KLAMATH COUNTY ON EARLY SPRING ARRIVALS. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE EVERYTHING BUT GIVE YOU A FEW IT.EMS TO GIVE YOU AN
IDEA WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO. BEGINNING M ARCH 15 AND CONTINUING UNTIL MARCH 30. FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY DON’T FORGET.
MEN’S CLOTHING.
$12.50 Suits
$15.(X) Suits,
$16.50 Suits,
$18.00 Suits,
EASTER SALE—
$10.00.
DRESS UP YOUR BOYS—
$4.50 Suits,
$5.00 Suits
$6.00 Suits
5 to 15 years with Knickerbock­
er Pants—
EASTER SALE—
$3.95.
banev 15c Dress Ginghams at
12 l-2c.
Fancy 12 l-2c Ginghams -
EASTER SALE—
10c.
PERCALES
Dress Percale 12 l-2c Grade
EASTER SALE— .
10c.
WHITE WASH GOODS
25c Dimities
20c
15c
20c Dimities
10c
15c Dimities
MERCERIZED STRIPE
WASH GOODS.
30c
40c Goods
25c
30c Goods
20c
25c Goods
15c
20c Goods
THE BOSTON STORE
EMBROIDERIES
18c Embroideries
20c Embroideries
25c Embroideries
30c Embroideries
40c Embroideries
EASTER SALE—
15c.
LADIES’, MEN’S AND
CHILDREN S SHOES
ANDOXFORDSGREATLY
REDUCED.
LADIES’ WAISTS
$1 50 Waists
$2.00 Waists
$2.25 Waists
$2.50 Waists
EASTER SALE-
SI.25.
The Largest and Best Store in Klamath County. The Store
that Pays No Rent and Gives Its Customers the Benefit
I