Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, October 28, 1909, Image 7

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WANHINGTON MEN HUY LAND
t llOM MILLEIl IH HURPItlHED
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WIIAT THE KIDNEYS DO
I lie Hydraulic Htonc and Brìi k Com- HiiliMtaiitlnl t ltlzcn» I-nun Northern Ialini In tlie Fort Klumatli County r Their Unceasing Work Keep« !'•
Kt rung und Healthy.
|iuiiy H um Proven mi liii|H>rlanl
State Hee Advantage of In-
lt« u< lien Figure Tliut Astonishes
All tlx- blood In th« body psaaes
through the kldtx'ya once every three
veatlng Now
liKluslriul Fu< tor Already
the Former PiildlMhcr
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minute» The kidneys niter the blixid
I In ■ work night anil <1.« .
When
It Is expected that thirty «lays will
Several jiractlcgl young furmeru
F. I*. Croiieinlller, formerly pub­ healthy they remove about 500 grains
m « o the complet Ion of the Jacobs' from Klickitat county, Washington, lisher of the Herald and now receiver ■of Impure matter dally, when un-
| healthy souid purl of this Impure mat­
block at the corner of Sixth und Malli have been her«« for the punt weuk|of the land office al Lakeview. Is In ter Is left in the blood
Thia brings
This st met ure bus been I (Miking
a f« w days. This Is tils I on inuiiy dlsiasea und symptoms
pnln In th« back, headache, nsrvoos-
with the gri'i.test Interest, .While It
; nesH. hot. dry skin, rheumatism, gout,
buy land on thia visit, still th« coun- -ln<«‘ he was fortunate enough to get gravel, dlaordem of the eyesight and
i bearing, dizziness, irregular heart,
try look' d mo good to them tliut they J Ollt of Hie newspaper business and ■ debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposit»
by th«« bought two siiiull Duels ami secured I Into a governmental berth. During in the urine, etc. But if you keep the
niter» right you will hav« no trouble
coin puny 'option« on larger holdings.
that time many change» have taken wlih your kidneys.
Jes.ie Freeman, Hterllng Mine,
The party hum comprised of Robert, place In this <lty and county, and bls
comm uni
Jacksonville, Ore., »ay»: "I actually
Al«x and Wlliluin Cheyne, Ham L. return finds him unprepared for the believe that Doan’s Kidney Pill» saved
my life
I suffered from kidney dl»-
Courtney, l.ee Benson und W Thomp­ great transformation.
«■ase for a long time before I realised
son
Robert Cheyne bought the A
(•always had a good deal of faith I what was the matter with me. My
K ith I iui 'I place of forty acres near in the future of Klaruath Falls and I worst trouble» were pains in my back
und ll.'.'ilis and an irregularity in the
Henley at *15 per urn*
Mr Court­ | Klamath county," said Mr
Mr, Cron«- ipae nge of klkdney secretions. I was
ney purchased tin
front It II. miller, "but I have come to the con- ! unable t'« rc<t well (in account of the
(pains and felt so rt111 and lame at
Slioi I and look h n option on unother elusion that I was not quite the seer times that I could hardly walk
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’ tract. Al««x und Win Cheyne secured I hud believed myself to be. During tlnally 1« arm'd of Doan's Kidney Pills,
and as they were so highly recom­
an option on 160 acres of lund under the past year the changes t hat have mended I procured a box and began
I the ditch, mukliig a siibHtantlnl puy- taken place far exc««ed what I thought i using them. They seemed to be just
I required, for In less than two
[ incut to hold the property. Messrs. possible, und I am now icudy to be­ what
weeks beneficial results were appar­
; B>>ii»on und Thompson buve |i«as««d lieve that the prediction of 25,000 ent. When I had used seven boxes I
; was In better health than I had been
I III« O K barn and will engage In Hie for 1915 will not fall far short of the ¡for years"
Foi »ale by all dealer«. Price 50
livery mid h««d business.
mark.
cents.
Foster-.Milbiirn Co., Buffalo.
Th« members of th« parly who
"One thing in particular that has New Yoik, sole agent» tor the United
■ have become interested in farm land» astounded me, t«a well aa everyone Htates.
Renx-mbi r the name -Doan's-
no longi'i Is tlu't
tnitnl- have returned to their Washington who l.as had any knowledge of the and take no othei
Lwled as to llielr
nu a bulld- home to dlspos« of their holdings fact, Is the tremendous Increase in
It Is said that the Jack rabbits stood
Ing mntcrlul
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of cf- there, so that they can come here at the values of lund In Fort Klarnatb
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once to occupy the lands they have country. The demand for property
It 1» th« intention of these there Is very strong, and th«.« prices
knottier structure thnt Is being >e«<nr«-d
erected With these blocks In the resi- 'gentlemen to Interest a number of have reached a height that th«« i
In this optimistic hud never dreamed of
«fence of J A Thompson
A differ­ i Washington farmers In lunds
it
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«•nt far«« from that used In ito« Jacobs section. Il is quite likely Hint as a i ’ is now only u question of what the
block lu being employed, and Is prnv- r«*sult Klamath county wilt gain u | 1 limit is going to be.
very desirable claw«« of citlxens who
"What has happened in the Fort
Ing very popular
Til«« value of thia Industry to the will do th«*ir part In making this s« < - country I find has (M curr««d elsewhere
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< Ity ha» been d«m«»u»tiated to a large lion on«- of th«« wealthiest agrlcul- in the county. The demand for land
number of th« buslm«»» men of the turai dlntrlcts in ih«« stai«« of Oregon I» lncr««aslng and wlth it thè prie«- In
All of thè purcliunc» inaile and op Klmnatb Falla I se«« many changes
«Ity during the past few months
Thousand» of dollars have been pal<l tioii» sccurtd w««re through th« Home, that glve me a good d«ul of satisfac-
out for labor, and thia found Its wav Iti-alt) company, whlch flrm bus re- tlon, und th»« day is noi far dlstant
Into th«- «hannela of business, every cently nucceeded In int««reMllng sev­ when It will be the second city in the
line being benefited
Plans are un­ era! diwlrablw reaiifonts In Klamath ! state."
der contemplation for enlarging the landa.
feet, they are hard t
»
stope of thia industry, and It la aaf<<
to aay that the time la not far distant
when It will be one of th«« principal
revenue producers in th«« city
DICII.I.INf. Itili W ITER
IN IIINNI 4 4I.I.EÌ
tlla-lllpl
lacing
Mad«'
to
Locate
III«*
Fort hlnmulli Art «•»lun How
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c II Burgdorf, Ll»k«y
Michael. C.
brother» and other r««»idents of Yun­
na valley have employed th«« service«
<>f Mr. powers, th«« driller who
brought In moat of the artesian wells
In the Fort Klamath country, to drill
a well In Yonna valley. In the ho;>e»
that the artesian (low from the Fort
At lust reports he
may be lapped
wag down 500 feet, having made over
200 feet th«« first
things
»re looked for If
is wuc-
»«■•sfili.
One resident of
Oden.
seems to have been thoroughly con-
vI need that mtealan water would be
found, and the finding followed by a
deluge, for It Is reported that h«« cam««
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to the county seal for the purpose of
securing an Injunction to stop opera­
tion», basing Ills plea on the belief
iti­
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up like exclamation points wheu our
president crossed the western plains
after having Indorsed the |>ollcies of
"Nelson Aldrich" and "Joe Cannon."
RESO! Ilf EH
DOLLARS
Loans and Discounts
Bonds, securities, etc
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
Due from approved reserve banks
Cheeks and other cash items
Cash on hand
» 51.734 55
350.78
2.150.74
2.491 42
900.78
3.809.77
Total .................................................
» 6I.49S.04
LI A Bl LU I EH
ItOLLAR.H
Capital stock paid In
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Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
Due to banks and bankers ...............
Individual deposits subject to check
Demand certificates of deposit.......
Time certificates of deposit ...........
Savings deposits .
.
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$ 25,000.00
1,508.59
3«.17
19,457.48
70.00
7,585.00
7,748.80
Total .
S 61.49S.04
State of Oregon,
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County of Klamath.iss.
I, J. W. 8iemene, cashier of the above mentioned bank, do sol­
emnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowl­
edge and belief.
J. w. SIEMENS. Cashier.
Correct—Attest:
G. W. WHITE,
GEO. T BALDWIN. Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before methis 9tb day of September, 1909.
P L. FOUNTAIN, Notary Public.
choice line of Jnvest-
rnents that will mealro
lino j)vireliasser monoy’
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
Nyal’e Vege-
tably Prescrip­
tion Is indicat­
I I V II TIIK IM>%s I THAOE
FAI.!> is A » ERI 4INTY
ed ia all ordi­
nary diseases of
wemen.
This
W ill Double Force Nevi Wirk—1,200
remedy incver'
Men Now ut Work.
disap7«>ints, its 1
g'.od effects be- '
Social und Industrial conditions In
ing perceptible
Cha» Horton, the big stockman at
from tan very
I the United States demand that Indus- ,
Olene. has just returned from The
ürst. It ¡s
.s com- | .
trial edumtlon for th«' rich and poor i
posed of tl.e'
Dall«*» and Bend, where he has been
pure-.t and th«
ullk«« should be democratic. This con­
shipping cattle to the I Hill camps
most
reliable
clusion was reached by many leaders
drugs;
mercu- I
along the Deschutes Mr Horton re­
rials.
opiates i
of workingmen and industrial edu-
|cclved the contract for supplying
and other har- J
calors addressing the American Fed­
mful drugs be- I
beef to the men working In Porter
Ing
excluded. '
eration of luibor'a committee on in­
Bros ' construction camps. and was
many dis- !
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dustrial ««ducation today.
concerting
in-
recently notified that they expected
fluences to
Suggesting that European countries
to double their force of men, and that
which
woman
were far ahead of the United States
is
constantly ,
he should b«< prepared to allow eight
subjicted ren- ’
In the matter of fitting young girls
head of beef a day. Instead of four.
der her liable
and boys for a trade. Charles F Rich­
to many runcttonal disorders that
as at present
not enly tend te destroy her comfort
ards of New York city, originator of
Porter Bros. are now employing sad happiness, but which gradually
the National Society for th«« Promo­
1.2(10 men, and will add 1,200 more merge into chronic and serious dis- ’
I eases.
tion of Industrial Education, argued
within the next week or two. Mr.
Nyal's Vegetable Prescription is
that the committee should fight for
Horton says it Is a pretty busy co un- without a peer tor the successtul
treatmnet of female weakness, pain
a plan that would relieve the Amer­
try up there, and almost Impossible ful and disordered menstrutat Ion.
ican schoolboy of th«« confusing plight
to get a bed in any of the towns along hysteria, cramps, "bearing down
pains," inflammation and falling of
ef not knowing what to do when
the road
the womb.
This is a remedy of-
turned away from achtml.
Twohy Bros, are at work on the sterling worth.
He declared that more than one-
«•ast side of the river, where the Har-
fourth of the boys left th«« public
' rimati survey runs.
Cor. 7th and Main Streets
schools in New York before gradua­
,
Mr. Horton, who is in a position to Klamath Falls - - - . Oregon
tion because they "were sick of It.”
< know. said that Hill's road will come
This he regarded as due to lack of
A I’FW BARGAINS.
to Klamath Falls, and that, there be­
Industrial training.
Five lota, sign Ay location. 11500
ing competition, freight rates would
President James Duncan of the
Can Ions $758 <n th« (*.«'al.
■ be much lower and the passengers
A nlc« cettoge with bath. !arg«
Federation strongly indorsed t he
given every accommodation.
lot. $17u»
A good buy.
proposition of introducing industrial
A large residence, fl-e lot, {3590
training Into the Inst grades of t h«>
li is very doubt fui that Congress-
Three cottages on th res lots. R««w
grammar schools.
man Tawney will benefit from the «ncugn for another cottage; 82250
MASON * SLOUGH.
President's tariff speech In Winona,
FALL IN LINE
at Klamath Falla, In the State of Oregon, at the clone of business,
September 1, 1909.
ABSTRACTERS
Mrs. Annie Besant says the coming
man will be seven feet toll. What a
horrible time that man is going to
have crowding into a Pullman berth.
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
THE FIRST TRUST ■« SAVINGS BANK
M ASON & S l OU G H
Mr. Plnchot is satisfied; Mr. Bal­
linger ls satisfied; Mr. Taft is satls-
tied, Mr. Glavis alone iwtns to be
possessed of a lemon.
llll.l. ROAD TO KLAMATH
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
MASON & SLOUGH
OREGON CALLS:
“More People”
Pass the word to vour relatives and friends to come now
Low Colonist Rates
ToOregon will prevail from the East
SEPTEMBER 15 TO OCTOBER 18
—VIA THE—
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.
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Southern Pacific
(LINES IN OREGON)
From
From
From
From
From
Chicago ...............................
St. Louis .............................
Omaha ___________ _____
St Paul
Kansas Citv
S33.OO
3Z.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Deposit the amount of the fare with the nearest O. R. & N. or S. P.
Agent and ticket will be delivered in the East without extra cost.
Send us the name and address of anyone interested in the State for
Oregon literature.
W.M. McMURRAY. General Paseenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Minn., Mr. Tawney’s town. The Min­
NOTICE,
nesota
Republican press continues to
Howard L. Shepherd has begun
Parties wishing sagebrush lane
tile good work. iiti<l today sent down be severely critical of both Tawney
clear««. cal) on or write.
a lot <if gialn. fruit and vegetables to and the speech.
W W. MASTEN.
Tonight the exhibit booth on the lie placed in the exhibit building on
1$-3tf
Klamath Falls. Or*
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When Senator Bailey challenges
< ourt house grounds will lie llliiml-
afw wf* ftVjm »a e«vm «3« «'«
m-rm eta «ia
«a •»v«m a»vm
m a»vaw «ra eia
«’• a»f a
the coitrthous«« grounds. Mr. Shep­
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W W W W VW““
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listed, and from now on Is ready for herd Inis done a great deni In the I Mr. Bryan to a joint debate, Mr.
NOTICE
! Bryan finds thnt the unity of the
< xhibitH that may bo submitted. Those
way of advertising this country, and
Democratic party, etc., will suffer Tn th»' Stockholders of the Klamath I
who arc In charge earnestly Invlt«* the now
again Is first with his contrlbu-
Water Users’ Asocial ion.
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when
two of Its ablest champions
farmers and ranchers to submit all
You are hereby notified that a Spe­
lion to the exhibit building.
cial Meeting of the Stockholders of
start to maul each other.
«Jpclmens they may have. Th«« ex­
Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns
It Is up to the rest of us to follow
the Klamath Water Users’ Associa­
hibits will lie «hanged now and then,
tion
will
b«'
held
in
Klamath
Falls.
and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every-
tils example and fall In line.
That Mr. Taft possesses a sense of Oregon, at the Houston Opera House,
and there will be plenty of room for
on
Friday,
the
22d
day
of
October.
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thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or
j humor Is proved bv his assertion that
nil that can be sent In. ami every
1909. at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m..
Harvesting the last of October Is
the Republican party is not a free for the purpose of the Stockholders I
shelf-worn
goods.
farmer may be certain that his ex­ an unusual thing, but tie vert heless
voting upon Increasing' the Capital
trade party.
Agents celebrated Ellwood
Ithere are still several ranchers who
Stock of the Association from $2.000.- ;
hibit will be very welcome.
ooo t<> $t; oiin.eoo. ami laer«MÌB* the!
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The object is to let the passing have not completed this task.
and everything the farmer needs.
President luft has never expressed par value of the shares from $20 to
$30 per share.
st ranger a n<l those who have lived | vicinity of Midland there Is yet a cull-
the hope that corpoi at ions would de­
ALBERT E ELDER.
here for Home time know what can be islderable acreage of grain In which
Secretary.
velop paroxysms of delight at the
done on Klamath county soil, and If 11 he headers are now at work, Little
prospect of being taxed.
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In pursuance to the above notice
all help as they can this will be ac- threshing has been done, and Judging
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w^«
the Stockholders of the Klamnth
eompllshed more efficiently and thor­ from the many grain stacks it will be
Water Users’ Association met in the
ESTUAY
; Houston Opera House In Klamath
oughly than otherwise.
late In the season when the golden
Falls, Oregon, on the day and hour
Mrs. S. C. Hamakar of Bly, accom­
Chas Anderson and wife of Merrill
Long, slim bay horse, branded S — I set for the meeting and adjourned to
grain Is finally stored away for safe
panied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Hamakar
,
have
been at Hornbrook for the past
meet
again
in
the
Houston
Opera
the Shook brand on left shoulder.
A New York woman left her hus­ keeping.
House In Klamath Falls. Oregon, on to the city Friday, the latter coming j two weeks, visiting Mrs. Anderson's
Reward will be paid for Information the 8th day of November, 1909. at
band because he threw eggs at her.
to attend the meeting of the water parents. They returned to Merrill
leading
to his recovery. Shook Ranch. the hour of 2 o’clock p. m
John
Jacobson
of
Bly
registered
at
That was not only Impolite, but ex­
! Friday.
ALBERT E ELDER,
users.
Dairy, Ore.
10-21-tf
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the American Friday.
travagant.
10-27-2t
Secretary.
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