The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
June 11, 1908

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Oregon's ricliegtjoil.. yTT bartJulns at $20 per acre and upwards. E-y Tcrmi. zi rjj THE EVENING HERALD tmed datlr. nwit Sumlar. by th Herald Publishing Company W. 0. SMITH. Iditor SUBSCItimON KATK3 Oailr. r mall a rear, tnn ivilr, br mill u month. 2.1 Dalle, by null, thtr month. It Itallr. br null, month, .M Dallj, dellrerrd by carrier, a week, .It How to ItKMiT.-Send tAietofllee money mler, xprea onler. vereonal check on your local bunk, itampi, rein, or currency. NtwirArm Law or OmooM.-Sectlon !ol tb Uvl of Orraun lirovMe. that whenever anr eeimin eontruUln a newinaper .hall null uch Mwrlet to any renun In thU Stat, without tint reeelelwr an order therefor. uch newpaier hall be deemed to be a lift, and no debt or obliga tion .hall accrue aaaln.t uch nereon. whether aakl mnrapaper U nvelved by the iereon to whom K u eent or not. MARSH LANDS SO pei" cent, vegetable matter. Klamath's greatest memnmnmmmirmmm THE KLAMATH COUNTRY Incorporated November 1900 Statement of Condition of the. 2, IVeAJ 5 j.3 is Mju: ii; m m wa m. i .m iy',-i'iini ,jfrfATSirt7 IM A 'Mi ;i a- if THrilSDAY JU.NI'.U.IWW. Oregon's next legislature will have 51 Statement No. 1 mem bers instead of 52 as was thought from the first count. The total number of Democrat votes is It. The Hoesch brewery of La- Grande, one of the largest plants of the kind in eastern Oregon, will be elosed on July 1 as a re sult of the prohibition vote at the recent election. Plans are already on foot to convert the brewery into a fruit packing and storage warehouse. In spite of the declaration of Judge George Gray that he does not seek the presidential nomi nation the George Gray league of Doleware has been doing much very aggressive work in his behalf. A force of clerks is now busy mailing 50,000 pamph lets to all parts of the country urging his nomination and set tintr forth his claims to recognition. ay ay a There is one church, anyhow, in Chicago that has a wise man in charge of its affairs. He in sists on having a regular fitted up courting room lor tne young people, with cozy corners, screens, chaperones and lamps that can be turned away down. He savs courtship is essential to happiness nnd that it is the pro vince of the church to do every thing possible for the happiness of its members. e-e V A joint resolution introduced by Senator Owen of Oklahoma inviting the co-operation of the states in the proposed establish ment of a national inititive and referendum lies in the hands of the senate committee on privi leges and elections. It declares that the co-operation of the states is desired in helping to re store a direct vote system for national questions through the inifative and referendum princi ple, the ballots and other details at the polls to be provided for by them, Compel every man and woman who drinks intoxicating liquors to pay a license fee, exempt sa loon men and permit anyone who desires to engage in the traffic, the sale, restriction being to sell S&& rfcirwr m RATKR- LAKL f IATI0NAL r.RK I (A" I v;.v(i' cz-riv. a. m u i 7h I J KLAMATH Jif fJ-QA! INDIAN rj ""Cj-rkT "Y j -J A;' RII5ERVATI0N lv)- i II Haianatit'e" j I J&K3 V ..A If k j rn y w4r4i &t i j 'Vrv v v W J "v I vaKt.-TM r I 'Vv 1 f V? cAnm 1 5rj..Vc 4R- ri5jf. nt rer ft' I only to license holders. These in brief are the chief points of a poses Taft for president is be cause the secretary wants Phil- plan announced by E. E. Hall of ippinn sugar admitted free Spokane, a candidate in the, Congressman i-Yemh of Idaho Third District for the next legis-1 has made a strong argument lature of Washington, to solve against the government owner- Classified Advertisements HEAL ESTATE rOK SALE rnlts.l.i:-i-il..T. Hnnrli ,KAin II milii ftt o( Kl.tin.illi Palla a lurit- II 1 11 ttP i'lmi. I. I ..t ..I the liquor question in that State, ship of railroads. Evidently he j wyutv i n.i. ..m,-,.. in which the Republican Party .wants to make that a creed,. is pledged to local option, while against the Iiryan sentiment i the Democrats are on record as, which is now too prevalent in favoring absolute prohibition. Idaho. Congressman Itainey, who during the last congress de- Some of the topics that are printed in the "leave to print" speeches show the trend of mind of different 'members. Con gressman Fordney, of Michigan, cannot keep away from his fav orite topic beet sugar. Forc ney has been the greatest champion of beet sugar in con gress, one reason why lie op- IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS M W5v' lamlHT. 1 You get more room, more cooking surface aad convenience than from any stove ever sold in Klamath Falls. E. VIRGIL SON Dealers In Furniture und House Furnishings. Bridge on Main street At the voted his entire time loan assault upon the watch trust, lias now turned upon the "executive usurpation" in the canal zone. He has been pounding the Pre sident on this subject with a great deal of vigor. Congress man P.ecder of Kansas is an ex treme advocate of the forest re servo policy of the present ad ministration. Congressman Goldfogle of New York talks auout Having the government postal clerks given an opportun ity for longer vacations than is at present granted them. Con gressman Kimball of Kentucky, as well m Hjvural others, dis- cusses the tnriir. Congressman Hinshaw of Nebraska printed a speech on the advance of the republic, showing wnat the American nation had accomp lished in recent yearn. And so it goes with all kinds of topics for there Is no rejected manu script department" connected with the Congressional Record. Stock Ranch For Rent MISCELLANEOUS .MnNi:YTO!.OtN-.,i,i(1., lllt li.t poiiiii money lit In.tii if jnti liap llivavciirily.-i:. II. Mall. j T)wiilfr In Kiijkfinlitll, rOK SALE Tor Halu I'm lrml K'lxli'iitulliluii IV). V I'Ol: HAM:-Hotary b,.afK WMln PeMiiii; Mnililne, l.nlr.l ili-algM, nlilllli-lli ruriiltiiroKluri'. K .S.if. To (iraflicnlly hum- lliirrlnii-llnll-.M.irvln mfeii, nt a linr(!ln, one 2i)x SI Incli.-H itml oiii 'Siti Ini'livi, ln.,,., liMiilt at Hi-lLi-iiii-raJpm-ly nliiif. 101: .M,:--Oiim ilii-ocr uiiu Mii.h. rtunil, oiii- mi kin.' i-li iir, otic UMuiilnl urn liitiii' huh,., ('.in i itrlck t'iri. 1 1 Professional Cards lii Wow I lllver Valluy, K'lannlli Co,, ciutiiliiini: lfi)uiiFti, 1U) iicrca iiifBiliiH ami 320 i.igiirt. All fiitlim-d. .'or further pmtli.-iil.irn imjuiie nl T. A. Ciilhortsou, Aalilaml, dm. Turs Wanted (J D. Wlllson Is In tlio mnrktt for ull klnila of furs, for willed liu will pay tliv hlfc'hfat market price. Addrcsi lilmj at Klamath Fnlli, Orrgun. MONKV TO I.OAN-Hu'id iiM-a hut J havo soiiit! monoy to ban K you haw the security.-!-:. II. Hull. DR. WM. MAKTIN Dcr.tist Ollli-o over Klamatli Coiinly Hank C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Ollllci. over posloilUi., Kl'imnlh Kail, Oregon TcirnioNi: la D. V. KUY KENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath KmIIh, Ori-ifon Notice While Hut lime huvo on hiiml laala it wllllie.oMoii.Jc-umml.alierltl, m) Itnilllxtni'ccosary tohavoyo ilny no flee to permit of my huri.lnt; another kiln. II yon want lime thin Hummer get It now. c. jj, vm,0l,. Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon DKCIMPKR 31. 1007 RESOURCES IMiim nnd Discounts $340,n.'JO.uo UomU nnd Securities 0;),n2n.(M Real Kstate, Buildings und Fixturen 14,7ir..l Cash nnd Sight Kxchunge 100, 2-17. (jf) $5115.01 j).r, LIABILITIES Capital Stock, fully paid $K)0,UO().oO SurpluH nnd I'rolUs 2 1,753.1 1 Due Other Hunks 12.000.1M Di'HMltn 431,205.40 $5110.040.51 I, Ale Martin, Jr., Onhl-r of the nix i hunk, thi aulcmnly wmr that the ill.. i nit-nt In tnie tnthe lrt of tny kiiowl.-ili hi i AI.KX MAltTIN, Jll SulxcrllHti anil iworn In U-fme mr 1 1. nf January, IlKM. ISralf i II. W.tii, Nolary I'tiMlc fr n OFFICERS ALU MARTIN E. R. REAMIS ALEX MARTIN. JK. LESLIE ROGERS President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cuslucr Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Cholceat of Wlnea, Liquors ami Clears Catrra to thfl better elaaa of trade, Miih i 'I nr-lnclfml the moat critical. You'll notice the .1. if- whmrce try It. Juat the place to ilroi In for a r. fiiix Iwtrr age when you need liinuUnt l'trr .,inri of ill kind fur family trade a eclalty Ready for Inspection f ur line of Carpets, Matting, Tapestry, v Linoleum, Art Squares, Table, Lounge and Stand Covert, is ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Alio Silk Float and Feltolene Mattresses Bran and Iron Bedt-Adjustable pen cil woven wire Springs, the only thing for hot weather. Polahed Oak Dining Sets and all oak Rocker. W. H. DOLBEER Succettor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CHAS. K. WOKDRN Prenlilciit M. WOUDKN Canhlcr l-ltl II MKMIASK i e PrirUtnt The American Bank and Trust Co. t l vft&A i?rV 2 rT ,1. ti?5Si iiQlm m 1 1 ll ii m vm if mm mam az wmm& CAPITAL, $100,000.00 McrrlU Valley tbe heart of Khimaih. Cor. fllk aad Main Slreel

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jKEDI You Have My Guarantee mmmmmmmmmammmmmmmHmmmmiBssmsssssaxBi With every article of Jewelry bought here you have the assurance that it is just as represented. There is a guaran tee that you are getting just exactly what you think you are buying. Past reputation is a good thing to judge by. Old customers of this store are custom ers now, and they are helping adver tise the business because they are sat isfied G. HEITKEMPER, JR., REPUBLICAN 1UOCK Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician PERSONAL MEN1I0N SIRES AND SONS. Hit pwiuVnt lim ilti lliii'il ninny In tllntlon in IiiW i M'"' In ul'Klill" rlinrloy fli'ilt or llio rioti'l'indu li n Imni'liill fit-uk 1'lnvli iiIIiIim rltflit IniuU'il. Inn dan tlilHS 'liu Iff! linmli'il II" wiltm h IH'CI.II" M II II lilt It'll llllitl I'l.m' I linn. tin1 iwm I'nlltd lutt'A n'liiilnr ftoiu Smith ('uiolliM. I lllll.ll. lllllllllK III IIIIU'UlnrH lllllMTt II. I .f U.tailllllul .Inlill lvll.ll. 1 lllllll-. l.i.ili hi in "I li,.. r.iinnii.i uf llio I'li'Hlijti'iliuirliiiri'lil Mrs". .1. V. llHiiiukcr Im lotuinod j,,1nt WIIIiiihihmiii nud nthor Neololi I C.T.OIIu'ilititt MfiiiU tlny. Merrill. A natural tm-rceuter. Krcil ,Mollmi la tiiulti nolo lu lo out nSmit ndi'i having I'i'Oli tck foi ft bur Hit Wft rltf in town mil ul tin' MiuiiiiioIIi Slnlilra. II. W, Miuu, I'm prlotor. WHY SUFFER FROM Kidney j Bladder Troubles When MYAL'S STONE HOOT COMTOUNI) is 'such poilllve remedy? II stimulates lliek!Jne)stu the full performance of their function, eliminates uric polsoi.s from the S)stem and acts as a sooiMnd,, tteallnj njjent upon th. l-.d;r. Uy Us timely use, l.ei'thful conditions of these otrfans arc promptly restored. PRICE, $1.00 per bottle UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY Streets Ktamath Falls, Oregon won In Tlii 1 1 lift IiiiIIiiii In Hi"' world l (.mi II(II r lliirlliiulnii. lo Ill uo.illli l uiiiroMiithid) rilluiiiltil "I .I.6(MIHI.I I In I fort) Hint' old. ilitilod In III. v. Iff mid ildldrill. mid rrndiuitod In tlio law iU tun liiuiit of tin' I'lihcntlly of Vlrgliiln Jnnio. A lluKK-M'tli'. ho Inn lvii iiiiolnti'd pill.llo pillitor of Hit' l'hlll pluoi In aiitfrotl ilolin M Utah. I onl) llilrtj two )miri of UK.' "'id n Nolini. knu l) I'lrlli I'rlor lo koIiih I" Mnullt In mil uiidii)tl In t li Bmrrninriii irllllliis ittllii In Wiutliliujlnii llinr I'lirUi. xi'.rnl.. JtMrn o'tl f I'nit Itli'iii i. It I. li'" 'iinil iiiniiv of hit Until, lilt to ii .toady illot upfront fuiir In ill oilliii'i of x'llld tlnll) lit) Ii.m liiliin llili iiifdlrliii for four intuitu, mid n)i In hua I'liltii III nil Tim pound, of Hit' l.ilfnt "lifiillh o rvul ir .Imiit'i MiiiinKlinii ha l"Hi ilnm-n nil Hit nvlilfiit fur limS of tin Lnt'liitt inrdul tin mini h) .Nolrt Hum uiilMT.lt) lo Ktiiiif iroiiiliiitil IIuiiihi Cjlliollr h) limn n ii mail of lionor )r. .MoiiiIkIiiiii mih Ihtii In Itmluii In lsi7. nurKril In Hit loilon iiiiu in on Mi. Kroiih.l hd iiutn Kilifinv! In Snr-.ln Kr.itlimliil nl llniwti inil.fr.ll) from I'tirlliUKl. II jour t'M'-t triiiiMt jim, m'n Wliilfii'. Ii' nvn'ii ut MiiiiiiIiiu'ii, V. I toll mid wlftt of Klmiiiitli I'alN Wfro nrtivnl. In Aslilund llio Us of llio ttfok. Aitliliinl TIiIIiik. Merrill. Investmenl mil Upcciiliillnr. Now link' nl W'iiiltrs. Tlioluil. ol Hit oiinil nif ntiM in ot mvil t'liiiilltiiiti mid ii lt (ii'iu li lllllll lilt llltK t t- a-lllt.ll I Mil fnlllilt i Ik'Iih.' fn'iii'tiiil In Hit iniiiiili'iiiiiiii mid tior.ilinii ili'i'iilmont. Merrill. I'ro, crly Is rea".nii iM( 'lilt lot l It. nil t'.Hnll li ii Ihvuii mid our ii lot a mo ot'i -M iiinitii'' IIto miii "i llio lion lint ol .lortrlij nt Wuilfiii" .1 V. .lorj will Ihk'IH milk on In" contrail on tin utiM'iiiinoiil liliiDf noxt wttl. lit Instill of Ills inn llllll-r. JW SPECIAL SAL? RED STAR ROSE II ii iit'iu in your uiuiiiuu io iroai voiu Summer's supply of tliu dainlu t oradicator of tans, sunburn and al GSEAM II t() -ml ,ejil olfoctsof n hot Bummer sun on 'i.;11 'iii'd at, t'loling UKD STAR KOSK CKHAM I.... unviable name with all who valm emollient cream for the face. SPECIAL 15c THIS WEEK Itnl Hint llott (!ipm rlU it'Kiilnil) Un u ,e week only n Mill oll jnu lti mniiv I- in, for 15c per bottle. 50c bottles, 30 cents ..BETTER GET A SUMMER'S SUPPLY STAR DRUG STORE "The Store that Saves You Money" tin L mnl iiiplit'S. cmiiiinluiittl twice for tlnnrr fli l.iiul. .wit loiimil nl .Miiuulii'liii (Irr ninny, mid ClifiiiulU. utinllttl ul 111 di'llicrK mnl It no"' Iii'IiiiIiik Gleanings. Tin tiuni'll of i'iiiilri nl SI IMir lnH ticii nliil llio ltuilnn IorhMimi nt ToKjo in mi wintui'.y A ('lilragii clilM U'fort n ihiII.v mni: Commencing May 1st Ease and SUMMONS In llio Ciiciiil l'nitt of tin M.t'i of Oii'yiiii. fur Hit Couiitj- of Kl.tiii.illi, IVrllit M. Connor, I'Uliiiilli xi l'.lllltl It t'lilllllT, IVfi llll.llil. Ti lijnli I It. Cuiiiirr tlio .1 1 nit intuit ii ilifciiditul: You lire In loliv niiiiiril In i .i t..i... .it.. i niTO.tr .iKMin.t Jim In II,. Iil-Ht .-i.titl.l .-ill )f tl(0 w K( on ..r Uf..., II.. II iv ol Inly I- ,,l(. Kl,if inn il. li;t .ly of Hi.; I in tl id. r w QilvWe r(.fl, of tl..-.ul.lli.iti.iu oltl.Us.iniui Il.c rhllv Urir, lo fHM i.uliliralloii tli.ff.. l.inn nn ti.o 1 1 ak(, alll ..I(,IIK j llf n.,. tlij of Jiinv IIHH- and il Mm Oil m lo ,.1,1, m (,,t ll irftriil Hit niicir tiidntuttcr. for w tut tliou-.l tlic r.lnmnl of tin Imuu of Ml Itltlmt, lilniu'lir will n'iU lo llio .1.1111 f..r tin 10)v lilntj iiii.Iit llio i:pliict)..il ilmrrli J rrllff ir.j.-I for 111 Hit t..niiUini lion- ,ll r..in Ih. (into rr.l from In In wit: Furn dotrt. ilit.lvu u" llf Annrlin lo l.tin.H nn famlllir llli b.111. It inntrltiKirij t-it ini: ln-iiu.n tlio riottuct imU, tin lint t of phintiff and ilofoiiilniit; for tin cjir Krln tluil tliojr it tuo cualwurd 1 uniliiiiixlj of l.mrni J Conner ni tl voj-aet. Tlifrcoii In. 11 ctvcti Ihi.rn.n 1111, 1 .11.1 nirnoiiH nl tlii. tull no"' IlKlltUiMKc. wlilili lm Coal nml lor noli ..tl.fr mid fiirllar irlnl 11. rvruf' l.a. tntlifciiurliiiiitn iii.timliiiiiilal.il. T-" "l'',f irlmlnnl itmrt In Vlrntia Tlii) umiiioii. it rnl l.j iuMi. "t '"''II I 11 cjili.i. iln.io.jf in. tin. i:ni ii-'llor.ilil I llul'Ii n cni.. .r.i..r.ii .1... ir..,,.r,.l.i.. 1 it 1..1111.1. Jmtiri for 11 WE ARE LOOKING I'.ir iiiiil 1I0 4ilc In rail) tiur lilif. Wo r 111 ii..) wililir. (or nujont. from llio JoniiK I lo lli ir Int. old loan. I.ucli xitlcli i i;iiinlr I to lilt.. Perfect Satiifiction H. J. WINTERS DEALER IN WATCHES P WCAMKOfLNIHGUPWlTM A COMPLLTE utock'J Smmm-muun PtINTS AND VlRHISHtt U you nrctl an)lhitir iatii line we will I BU l0 )ou color Mt.li .ixl prlcei. JMH lit lnau 1 a till lull hi. COMt A. (.t .mmm K Comfort In Travel Only 12 miles oi staging and then a delight ful boat ride up the Klamath River to Kla math Falls GOING:-Sleainer Klamath leaves Klamath Falls at 4 n. m. connecting with static at Teeters which arrives at Dorrls at 8. COMING: -Arrive at Dorrls at 4 p. m. by stage to Teeters and by boat to Klamath Falls arriving here at 7:30 In the evening. Oregon California Transportation Company ti llio Count) Jiolk'.M.I Kt mint I. louuti, Oro k'ou, Iliad., iltlnl m.tl lllttl In IliU null I Ivlitiiiiln I'lilii, Ore, on, on tl.o II ul nuo I'.js. Iii. li imi.I onl. r It i iiiiroil Id it uiuiiinn. in lliii .nil l iillllluil on fc- n wtok, l-.r n nrl'kl M tlx niifo'-ivo uml i'iiiiii'iitl. ui.l. (rum llw II f Juno I'.ts in r.-rt'iitlj In onlor In Olio Jiiryinan nnUtil ll.o tvrtltlcnlo tlnii Hi. Iil.il lun I l.inl.il inilll Hut hour "Ollior- li.," liu rnl.t. "iiij lft ttlll Hour 1 U'llcrt in.." Tlio JiiilA' Kraiilnl lln fortlt)cntt Industrial Items. Il.i nol liutr lilrndnl whi.krr. Wl. n .i'i witil iiii wld.Vrj' (r lli.t It l put up iin.lvr tin (('iveriiuirnr. "I.uidnl naioliono lnnii," I. ll.o Contlnrii lil vtliliVoy, U'ntrr Mill nliitkry, Nor miiidli rji an I V, t V, rji. fol.l l.y I'. I WI1I..HI. Geo. T. Baldwin, IIARDVVAHK DKALEHS Kliimutli Falls, Orct l!or ;ilc Onn lmV li. r- irk In klirui. I'jIIi lur nl. I i cionlUU Urnf uliit it tUiij Jin o. li WC't. .Utotury for I'liinlifl plJlDIIATIIIN Til Bmt UK I.IMHIS' II.. I Hi. i.lnl. ilr.rill.1 Vina .ialil.illi ItW .Ctrl, Hlllllll It.i- i N.lli.li.l I uml OrrgOII. Kill Ih ilit.jrrl ti trlltrlurnt .let rn try uniltr il.' (no i.u.n. Hi. houir.ir.il l.. of tl.. I mint tit.ir. .lot thr .ii ol Junll.ly,. ulBl.l ,MJ) alibi- I nllr.tM.i.t I u I iirf.c. .t lak.ilMr urrfoii,.i. Auiiuit Stb.lcS Anr I'llkr who oat .dually .oil In Tlioro nr hiilul fm lrl.i In tl.l. nilllitrr iiinLI... iin.r ir.IIM.il... i.il II Kl'l4.., Ion. ..r iinliit .Mr ii.nr n.iil It... IhimI The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED. Manager Bonanza, Oregon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited I llll Miom iliMnmi.l I. Iii. rtMalni; fualor lli.iu tlio fnclllll.-H Aualrnll.in minim: m.-ii ri-Jlt In llio k.si-h1iiii uf n now illiiuiuml ilrlll itollllilnu only (l iiii.1, itlillu lli uilflit of ll.o tiinililiit uon In oxi It tlino or four turn KiikINIi Ira .lot union, nlll not nll.nv n norLiunn to currj n lo.nl of mort Iban foiirtrin pound.. If lilt lioli or rixxlf.iiliriainimi .njri.f.nl i.mli lor M Ihi malrrlnl Molulii inoro than tint, ln iuHur.liurii.il..r to Jauuarr I l..uit rnu.l ht n i.lu.r li.t not atau'luliril tainv, Lai 1 itfrrrnop rlhtloiuaalioin.aii.irri..ril..Un.U I 'an(" lntlli. of mitlillitry nn. aciualir .MH.inl r.i.l i.iil wnr Hurl ni- I'.diii; orilor.il lij Jnmn from I Iron I n il..- aiitkaiion. ,nii riM.u. larntiiMixl Itritti In. AiuniiK llio lal.itl order. I. all i, I..., wlmliatr. irlncm. nl.l .nl,)., n, uiuic-lifc lioalliu I'luiil for n Ktoiin of lli-timr rllu.,f..iy Mich .Hil.r rovi.lr.l aiillfiutorl,-i olid 11 ,lll.!olo outfit nirl. tell r or aill taut I. iiuaiinrU In in.kv l.o.nt.ir...Urr .i.. tl.. U,,,,". ,ii,t i. fr n mw iK1r lunllt.B Imlii.try. txnclM-il iir tu Auicuii tib, fit on whirl. l.ic lliv l.n.l. will U aubjMi to H.iilvaii-iii 5lilf I Innc I amlcnlrrtr anr'iiallflrilr,ii. The lamia' Jt"" am a follow.: Iht Vhlol SKit.ni-t. thv ,7. 7 W li(ol.sn'r,Fril,llitt.lu4)n a .lallnii Polltlipril Cilllforillil J letil. 2,000 ton. l Jr.M I', lt.e, Tl Kl.n.alli.OrCKOll, ILuKlil "f salt por Jitir. I oi:. ir, tliu.M iirolhw -ir, tl,. s hi NU irolH'.r, K-.-il, .l-ill aiil.iou ol el.ir man A llrowti, toit Klam.ih, Orron; tl.. t .rol)K.r, the til'. .jroIKU r nn rl.Uf fc hi tM ir, wc jr., mini a .lu.tiun ul I inl l llluwll.t'oit Kltll,. h.Oltli. ii. ll.vHI.IolMH ir Bn-lMiT Jl.rl, It.) h, U Jl,r .i.n i.iita .Inn ol li.nirl (I. Ilrown, tl Klam.ih, Orijuii; i.iiur. ini. iii xm.it-lr tr y,Ta, llf. i:. lKatll.lltl.il al n Il.lnl .ll.hallu.n.lth ol .Nrt IOIIIH ofrepai, r U h. It 7 1 if IhlhCHV. M ih.loa, Mil in ii l.iilll. W.li. In., th.nou lu Hon tt (lit tllUIII., Il.fl.lt) nZVIIIUIIII, ll.ll.tn i; UJIh.hll, tu, lint,,., Hi. Mt-.S on Iiulin 0. -iliiliillK'iunliiK,iii. ii aillltalloli "I KWiae 1 1 klam.ih, in. foiii.nrii-ji.l.th.tt hi oitt hl.Hwju. I JiH.I HMUfJO SptflSv ltkt,iioiiii.i:tailoiiulJ I, lo le.lioil.nii, r I !1uTJVl"lL"''..,.'1','.,,',,,.'0, n"",rt''l"" lo Torlli l,i U.. it- U n l,r. z?tftriZi,Viu$z:vz m "r iri.t NK.r.ll.etriilulHh.r mi. l',,lheM "I"""1 ""d it ticllit of VMfm lull, on irof Mf'iMku.i, a H, li inf., uii.i. llii'lr Lawii "i"e. i:iiliui-rH Hiiy Itnl li,.. lirmiliUii h SH"lr- lirWuti Iiiih tmiin.i...l m. ...,.i Watson Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS 100 Deilgni by Fred Hodgson, Cliicuo's Leading Architect, to Choose 'rom eTaTaaaa.fflp-. Wo also furnish plonn and spocilloatioiiH liy Him1ki.ii al 1-3 th n'Kiilar price. Vour patronage ronlialK olicilfil DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY CALL WATSON, LAKESIDE INK a frr tyv'-- wM Mnny lui.nrlalil ilrrilinik'f in,Jot In nro ui.tlor uny lu llio innmli liiud of IiulMiiin will, li will ulllin ili-ly maUo It (i ,Ti -il nitrlt iilnn.il i iniiilry. HtnliHtli-H i: iilnr.il rio-iilly for n ri' port o llio Intl. in, il tiiufori-iii.. tin clnirltlo. mill rr...-l..i.a ah.it. iiii. N Nt'limHl,,i linn ll.'i v ii(. t iiiiiiiIht of orlinlnnlH mnl il.-o n.l n lu nroiinr- popill.illoii of mi) mnl,. u HOTEL FOR RENT THE RICHELIEU, THE HKST HO TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. WILL LEASE TO DESIRABLE PARTY K I.I..IHK il ulHhiir, K iMlllOIlN ;H, It IU I.. Il Oil .iLo ,,l MRS. T. A. BALIS, Merrill, Ore Elvvood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of .f the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood Fence we send out Geo. R. Hum tiro Nolan, Una!. ml, Oitumi, HtH, PfSM.H, I'oii.iolrtloi.rrol llii-OiD.i.i an. I OIIW. A jlincil ilajr XI, IM11 HIA.SK I'ltllft, rint Aiililant 9(ui:l .rj.,1 H,h Ininior l.iiiiM7,ti,io.;i,iiw,iui mi r.n nun timt it Ih now HiiKuitor iliiiii it mux lion It imih built. A lirlilijo roitullj l.uttt for llio fir in uiuro rniiHiiy ovor llio K-ifuo rlttr N Hie lonjfi-nt I.iIiIku In frit n It Weauurt-i 1.400 fit I PACIFIC SHOE WORKS All He pair Work Done Promptly and at Reduced Priced Men'a Hall golea, Tic; fiolua aid Hei-lH, .j; ,aiio.' Hull Solon, COo; llc-ela, 25c; Olilld ipm'b Half SoIuh, M opiiiN, i:rjiilj d ,llli all uioilcrri inaclilnery Shop on Main (it. J.V.Houston oik Things Theatrical. Arnold Duly Ik lo ni,i I1I.1 Hcaaou In Clilcago. A new ,lay of polltk-.il corrii,llon lu New Vol k U ciilli d in (lon-rnor mid iiio rtoMi." Illanclio lliitox lum Kuiio to nurupa for tlio HUinuier ntnl Iiiih not iiiinouuced her plani for next kimmhi. II. T. Kr-Itli Ihim xocurt-d dm Or plicum yicalor. Itonlon, uml In the full Will urn It fur motion ,i lufft I'l-nclii WIIkoii Iiiih Ih-uii ho Hucce. ful In "V,en KiiIkIiIi Wfro Hold that he will continue In the play next HOUSTON HOTEL DINING ROOM OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11:30 to 2 DINNER. 6 to 8:30 Are prepared to .erye banquets and dinner parti MEALS AT ALL HOURS