"PALE KM OI TCI. tNMED. wouther, snow and rain prevailing REAL EST AI E TItANMFXItH houses and millluery stores ... 15 , Williams . ... right Hold Prlco rey, se H of no 14, soc 23 tp 38 s r 9 Express agent or carrier........... 1(1 from tho 1'ralnliig llchool. The »350. i Lot II 04 loft Hi Id . V. Yudell Telephone, tch graph, electric aggregation upon the arrival al tho Hcoru by lonlnga: Hamilton Mulkey ct ux to Erank light or water companies........ 30 school wore given « hearty welcome 1 2 3 « 6 « M norland, w H of nw H soc 28, sw H Wurehou.«.» or woodyards....... 20 T H. 0 I 0 i 0 1 and all the rights to the grounds In nw % of nw'4 sec 29, ■ H of no 14 Selling temperance liquids, or II. 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 of nw 14 sec 21, so 14 of bo 14 ave 20, genorul. Tho boys fiom thu High what is known as 1 per cent und nw 14 of so 14 soc 30, tp 37 s r 9 or near beer.......... .-................... School oujoyod th« outing very «. »20. Food yards, barns or corrals...... Imiiiouaely, which la putting It lather Surah A. Mulkey et vlr to Frank Livery, feed or sale stables........ mildly. iu th« evening tile High WASHINGTON, Muy 13. The Mooilund, uw 14 of nw H soc 39, no Second hand stores, laundries. In­ School boys were unlertnlnod al a following Instructions have been 14 of no 14 sec 30 and w H of sw 14 surance agents, bottling works io | Reception nixi dance Iu tho spat lous lient to Oregon lund office réglaient ■» <: 20 tp »7 s r 9 o, » 10. Blacksmith »hops or wagon shops 12 1 tuoni of the school dlulughull Thu und receivers; 24 II. F Shopherd to C. W. Harlow, Lawyers, doctors or dentists Purauunt to paragraph 2 of tho buys from tho lllgii Hi'houl uo doubt lot 6 blk 102, Buena Vista add to K. Dry goods stores, clothing stores, huv« neglected their «ducation In the circular of March 26, 1909, under F , »600. furniture stores, drug stores or lino ot pouting thcuiselvo» Iu the th« on larged homestead act of Fob hardware stores.,....................... 24 Klamath Falls Land aod Trans­ customs of tho red men Tho old ruary 19, 1909, (Public No 2 45) portation Co. to John J. Rahm, par- Cigar and confectionery stores.... 24 i custom wiiM to show your antugoulst, tho following list of lands «object 111 of laud In Buena Vista add to Harbor shops, one chair................. 12 all tho courtesy, respect, and kind­ to entry under said act la •«Ut to K. F., »10. Each additional chair................... 3 ........ ness, which wus merely the forerun you, and you will nt once comply 30 N. H. M4 of sw 14 bonds. Acting City Attorney Stone 17, 187 19. 20. 21, 22. 23, E. tec 29 and nw >4 of nw14 we 32 tp was Instructed to draw up an ordi­ wore tho first contingent to leave for M th« athletic grounda on th« morn­ 40 a r K o, $500 and $3 per M. for nance covering the result of the bond 2« 8.. Rs. all 11, 12. 13. 18, ing of the 15th, singing thei: school first 600 M and $6 per M for bal- election and embodying the decision 30, 31. 33. 23, E. of tho Council to call for blds. It was song. "Wo are all hero from tho ance. 27 8. Its. ail II, 12, 13. 18. Klamath High School ' Fannie Cordon to O. 1*. Harvey decided to only sell 34 0,000 of the 20, 21. 22. 23. ■ Tho gam« waa called al 9 30 a. tn. unti il. H. Adams, merchantable tim­ bonds at this time, and If tho other . 38 8.. Rs. all 11, 12. 17. 18. with th« "pale fn.-es" at Ilin bat, ber on uH of so 14 and sH of ne 14 »5,000 was needed they could be scld 20. 21. 22. 23. E. later. The bonds will be Issued in Daggett, th« tlral man up. made a tec 30 tp 40 s r 8 e. »3,000. . 29 8 . Rs. all 19, 20. 31. 22, bunt and wan throw n out nt lirai K. II. Manning and J. W. Man­ denominations of »100, »500 and E. Holt aad C from Coburn to Hill nlng to Fairview Cemetery Aaaocla- $1,000. 7 . rre will be fifty bonds at 30 8. IU all 14, 16. 19. 20. tlon, Vaden fanncd, retiring the aldo. 5 acre» In aw % of se 14 •‘‘r 2 $100, thirty at $600 and twenty at 23, E 81, »1,000. Thu bonds will be payable Indiana wn« thrown for th« Brown tp 40 s r 9 s. »200. . 31 8. Ra. NH of 14. all 15. out on drat; II acorta mail« a »afe I,. J. Monard to Spratt and John In twenty jar.». and will draw 6 per of 16. all 19, 20, 21 . 23 23 E Wells, nw 14 of nw>4 soc 16 tp 36 tent Inter* t, payable semi-annually. hit to the right of »< coed base, which 32 i<. it». all 11, WH ot 16. i r 14 e. »1. flurn failed to field In time; Henry ‘ 20. Nib of 21. NH of 22, all Dninkemtw. Taught Ity Mall. and Hill struck out Tho buys from Mary E. Loonard to Spratt and E th« county seat fall'-d to make the lohn Wells, sH. «H of nwH and . 33 8. IU. 16, 16, 20, EH of •w 14 of oo % «oc 166 tp 36 a r 14 o, The fob wing advertisement has right kind of connection with tbu all 11. 24. WH of 2b, all 37. 19.000. I boon pas»* 1 In circular form among sphere that Hococtn was dialling out E L. J. Ixionard to John and Spratt ,hu fr«qu»rtors of the clubs and U> them In tho Ornt half of the 34 8 , Rs. all 14. 15. 16. 17. »Veils, no 14 of nw14. nw14 of ne 14 cafes of Hr 1<1 way. New York. "The second lulling, thus again retiring 27. ■ ml so H of no 14 sec 16 tp 36 s r Forty sue» I Street Country Club" tho side Coburn for the Indians , refers to a prominent New York broke tho (co In thu second half by 14 «, »1. IU. all 1«. WH of hotel, much patronised by well- drlvlug tho pill over Iu th« tight O. Heltkemper et ux to 23. HK>4 of 25, all knov*n theatrical persons and per- Into Crooked Creek for a homo ruu i'oludexlor, se 14 of no 14 rtec 28 nonage«: Daggott, tho "pale fa««" pitcher, I 39 a r 9 e. »10. IU. all 10, 16. 8*4 and I C. B. Crlsler et ux to C. E. Wor- Alcoholism Taught liy Mail — Why pulled himself together, retiring 7, BE 14 18. all 19. 20. den, lands In soc 31 tp 33 s r 7 He. spend time and money in bar rooms Isaac, Hall and Williams In one. two, i when you can become a drunkard soc 30 tp 33 r a 7H, »7.000. three order. Up to this time II wax I Hainautba Bryan et vlr to Alfred at your own fireside? The Interna- battle royal Mwoen the two cotl­ 8. Hu all 16. 17. 18. 19, (’rance, one-sixth interest In «H of ilonal Correspondence School for tending man nd actors, ilocoeta and 20. EH of 31. all 22 and isw sec 20 and nH of nwH sec 29 . Drunkards guarantees to chlrosa a Daggett, with llccortu awttlna In the of 36. all 24, 27 and 28, K liver In three weeks (ordinarily It bolter work and roc.'lvlug bettor sup- , tp 33 • r 7H »166. 8. IU all 16. 17. 18. 19. ux to Harry M tak gam« by th« 23. EH of 25. all 26, 27 Robert Casey el 96. Klatuath add iu four weeks (some people spend High School was duo mainly to tbolr i to Peddler, thousands of dollars trying to find K. F., lot $10. 5, blk Inability of bunching tbolr hits on all 16. 17. 18. 81, 22. Uwoacla. who was doing some fine F J. Bowun to Ros > A. Tr •>k, »bother they have it or not—we lots 11. 12, 13 s id 14. tdk 47. guarantee It or your money refund­ slab work by hooping th« hits well. ed). To wives—We toacb you how Bowne add to Bonauxc, $75.60. aoattered. I Gerber & McKendree to Rose A. I to drop tablets in your husband's Rovornl lltn.-a tho "pal« faros." had «I. Trask, lota 16 and 16, blk 67, Grand­ coffee so that he bocomes a chronic men to roach third Jtiat by a llttln drunkard without knowing ft. N. view add to Bonanza. $1. stick work, which meant runs to Klamath Falli Iotnd and Trans­ B. All graduates at our school are them, when tho batter would retire portation Co. to C. I. Roberts, lot guaranteed positions as Roman tho side by driving th« ball Into tbo KI.1MATH WATER V8KIU4 ASSOCIATION IS. blk 107, Buena Vista add to K. candle shooters with Pain's fl re- hands of tho fieldors. Tbo feature works, llome office address. Forty­ of tho game was tho excollont stick Annual Mix-ting of Stockholders. F.. $10. The stockholders of tho Klamath Octavia 11. Fountain ot vlr to M second street Country Club, New work for the Indian» by Coburn, who lund« a homo run. besides got- I Wator Users Association aro hereby W. Coseboom, lot 2. blk 55, Nichols York. ting In several cafe hits; Ball and . notified that tho anuual meeting of add IO K. F . $700 0 W. White ct ux to H. F. Shep­ Hocotla ouch getting n two-bagger, the Association will bo held In the and tin» fine fielding of Henry and Houston Opera House, Klamath herd. lot 9. blk 43. First add to K Wtniama and tho great battery work I Fulls, Oregon, on Friday, Juno the F. $10. Klamath Falla hand and Trans­ of Horocta nnd Brown For tho ' 4th. 1909, at the hour of 2 o'clock GASOLINE ENGINE I’umj« Water, Kutta 'pale faces" tbo playing of C. Yadon I p. m. for tho election of Directors portation Co. to Harry M. Peddler, Milker, Separator, on firnt. llurn on second and tho and tho transaction of such other lots 3 and 4, blk 5, Buena Vista add Chops Food, Etc. fielding of V. Yadon on left, who business that may come before the to K f . $io • Mary Ann Brllcs ct vlr to Gus Saves Wages pulled down several long hits In that ’ meeting. lf-12 6-27 C P. CHASTAIN, Rec'y. Nowburg, eH of ncU soc 36 tp 39 State year needs, •oct Ion of tho territory, nnd the rite ter catalog. LunUuii ><.;»< s r 11 e. $!. fine bark stop work of Rolfe aro de­ L. B. Applognte ct ux to J. E. | T. A. K. Fossett roturned last serving of mention. Th« game had ’ NTINK FURBAMKfl BCAI.FS, WfifOMTlXB ____________ to be callod ut the end of tho seventh Friday from San Francisco. wh«ro Swanson, part lot 4, blk 9. Kinmath ' «JSC«. Ido torn. O a ' o '.I d « En<'oe«, ____ 8*«a» Pump*. AoUgr» zr, ' z t - c P^paiFrrinffw 2 j ¡. ’ «II. AM » Fn * 4 n«9 lie had been on railroad business. rail». 9-.VVV. AU Inning, owing to tho disagreeable <11 Lanud in Iti H a . m k tot IXiHTI.AM». KlHil.AM), OHliAMMI UllfeUOJI JACK£TRADE3 FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. —------ ’“THE MOST IN VALUE” — The Boston Store PAYS Nil KENT AND GIVES CUSTOMERS TIIE BENEFIT. A Store Filled to Overflowing with New Spring Goods MYIIA SILKS—tMb* quiillty for a few days only, per yard, «Ac. VALUES IN SUITS. COSTS LITTLE TO DRESS WELL if you wear ono of our seaaoMbte Sults. 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