The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
August 1, 1908

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f rrvi .H1'J m loitly "rnd I,(,,)cr Our Advertisers Get the Best Results fKdmntli Fnlln OjjpYiwu. No. (118. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. 1908. Price, 6 Cents. Ik Xeftuo. "'In In.ni Mull.. 4) ,hllll oililw. tn1nDt,ii. Th- rut., fri.n, irnfiE OUT r (rjM,t 2n n cat I.lgh. r IM IC.ftirCC1'"" 'ha,, n,0"nl I 'p "Clt Ihnt Ml II.Mt.r ill .niPou! .lurloe tbe com in ek I MttM which ko to Oakland r r.mj riil. is pinhanly ih ittUB J lilpinnl 'of vM ma(l, fr,lfn Ma roilnl I LMk in Mutiiinrry Cuts ll Qyt 0 1 (.'oiumisinn mill Cniiscs'Morn IMy lixailliKtll "I" '"'w "UoitrfM mi 1, ,Hlii.I.il illknln miming "lolny lit, lurooilrii"'"" '"l, "-V dunitili At this IHiir only IU l1 'klnc l woflt. the other, being ulj u for r iiili Hi" Hiiiirn.tHi w M ""',I tbdrtitR-9 liU'1 mmimiw Hi inl. ikttf lll '"h itrUy In lU fulill(iini'iil ii ''"'i Kvrtii. tt mIkI'1(' "'"'r Kulmi'm III ihargn 'f titilon Hate llmt nl this lime It la LA .i.j.WkMJtukJbllilik J iCh liMn.ltin iniii-f..ii".ry"vl.v ,Ka IH I"' mraiIwtrlo JUmlMlj4ii,i, ,rr)i ,m ih bant, (f Jwt AMi(i mciiiiii.i. i'i:(ii-i.i: Intvirathig niul ImpmfHNi n, n,. iii I'miii'ilii. Jlntlll ltiNi.nl l Vlr-rrlM lit ll-l1 the Maai-ot llvr fowl anil Ml stable in thin rliy frmu i- oiivitr, and I. no m IMHS.-ti.lnH III- Mux Man in ana Ii-iiiI.tviI 0 .1.1 iik almwir Dili, uftwnonn In I"ra l.TMli) Hall In unahr ..f Iiit ap pro. IiIiik uiarrlaiie In It II Ain.r lb.' i' n In I ixmtmkater of our III ll. .Hi Mr Ktinla I luivlna hla m-wlf-mii. IT'S UP TO THE BOARD Petitions From the Landowners of Upper Klamath Project I,, DircUcrs Asked to Itiku Action in Mutter of Cmicelintj tile (.'onlrucis lor Government Irrjcjutioii -Hoard Con siduriuii Question M KcrjjUur Meetini, Tin llni.ril nl lilr.'Lliim oi I In- .been subject In the annual, or oflwiPr lilm.mth WiTfor-fV Ailiiltoti I JionessmtmtH for iimIntlimiro of llio ...i. nssorlhtlon. No loiiHtrii) tlon work tij.p holillnc ll ri'Riilnr im-i'tliiit toriioon Thi' nun liiiiorluiit mrittiT of rouKidurnllun me tin- iii'tuioim.or, l hi- laiiiliiwnorH In llm IIi..-r iroJit. Thn pctltlnna nro nxlcimlvcly dIrik-iI li- tin- rnciiilil'iit of tlio niworlutliiii ilma.il lamiili llinrnuilily ovrrliaulvd I 0d nrn iuki-iI upi In llu- illn-ctoni llllil i.il llilo ftrat-rM sbapn 01 the lliivn.ii.-.i i,ai jrard In tfto I'arh fjllt. If 'In' Houllii-rtl I'm Hi. fuller.! r ll all umlli-ra tin- i.m.l tDilil, wlllmiit n ilniilil In ..mi l,-i. 0 .'ulhli city lulu IliU fall Tlit ull ailtatr- llm putlliiK on r ud,, bl'MKhluvry WJMJHlhli .rk rih uuimimmJh,vw '.'in tlrrl nn ritW portion! of tlic tnml- Iti, Tin" nmnrn inline unra n.n i,..ni m Inrllnnl to null matli-ra to Hilt itml anil roniitiiitlr I HI to mh tlw noit (iprlnn nr ran. um u.a l,M Him HwlA In If Iflfltnlh vrr "11 j Fi iM'tin bn rainuiiini.il n i n ..,.m.i .l Mm rlii ami hnmi In hat II r ail. for i 1 1 iai Irlu li Hiiinlay Vaillti llioa anlrl In KrlckiciD A I'. i.im.ii, llu- i all road rontrnrtora, ili I'ni of lb .n, 7O.O0Q pnumla uf itiiiii.-d imri.) mid cunt) puundi ,.f floui 1 hla aa loadvd Tumulay on a bargt at Mnrrltl lauding anil inwnl tn Titr b tb atnamor It On.- I'rr ti-iil? Bom" of the frltads ot Judxu A I) Cf. the conitructlon fnilntora I i" Tii i i i.. nl up la anncK la uun iu so urrr- Ufa inv ruau win frni-n uiiiM'r' ilr lr ll.o first ot llu- rear lo liiko ai.llon on llu mi nn-. I( la not Utiowii whit tliiiy will ilo villi llil luiitti-r. but II la iry proliihln Hint the illri'iti.ia will illx;ii;ri-i' n lo whin nitlnii kIhiII h- iiikcn. Il.'for.. Hi-Uji-itliii! naa nilli-il ronic of llinm auiltl l Inn Hie) lliniip.lil tlila una tt tunlll-r whlrli illil Hut iDllltTM III'' board ami tlio .t .iiiit llinc In p re nun I ihc iiit'nmir.i for i-ndorx'tmnit wm at u mr-utliin of Hi.) ahurolioldi-ra Jacob llucclt. ono of thu illrvcton from tho l.'ppur project, tlilnkn thM tlio (million nlioiild ho nrpcplnl b' tho lio-inl and Rent on up to tlio Hcc- irrtary of tin- Intnrlor llirniiKh the proper cliannol ll suya Hint If thi illrrctora rcfuao to aond tho p.iltlon on ttirousb llio cliannnla he will ace upon nn IrrlKHllon nyatcui lo luncllt any of tliiw liinda lnm Ikm-ii iiink-r-tiikcii, nor Iiiih tlu I'.uUvjJ Hlntoa II" ctiiliiiitloti Kcrtlm Klven liny nHiir iiiiiu tluil mull work will ho imdPr tuke'ii r.oon or ever, livery Ii-khI and niullablu ronsldcrallou could hf tire id In' lielinlf of thi; annulmr-iit of tli.'M! Iinli'llnlli' lonlrnrtM wlilcli up parcntly urn liludlni; upon im, wllli niit rniialdi rnllon, mid MnillnK upon no onu idan Tlit at llm tlmi' of ornanUliiK tlio Klnmntli Wntnr t'Hera AwoHatlon It wiih rontomplnli'd tlml contrnclK of morn than three jc-nn atandlnK, at- fottlne Inndi remalnlne unlrrlgated, ahould lie cnncullcd, la ahown by the provlilonn of Section 2, Article IV.of the Lly-Lawi of tho Autoclallon' "As Be.aniem paid on Hhnrex of atock tnncellr.l at the Instance of the Abio elation w ithln three years after Ap ril lit, 1U05, for the ronton that tho land! to which laid shares are up purtennnt are non-lrrlgable from the will nimolutnly depend upon 80 per rent of thu lands under tlm aystem Ik.'Iiik ilnder contract with the Alio elation Wo understand that Inclttd- InK cnmlltlonal contractu 70 per cent i Lot thn lauds uro now undnr contrart. Ah most or tin-so conditional con tracts expire by tho end of tho pres ont year, and will doubtless not be renewed, admc-thlng less than 70 per cent can be said to bo "sinned up" to the Association. We aro In a posi tion to know that K0 per cent of these lands will not be signed up un til work Is under wn and slnre the Reclamation Service announces that l none win not negin until mat amount bo subscribed, It Is obvious that the Clear I.ako system will not be con structed, and that It Is utterly use less to contlnuo these contracts. Tlio undersigned feel that thc-y have npnrii.l no effort to sccuru tho bulld Ini: ot tlio Clear Lake aystent. They linvu subscribed their own lands and havn urKed, In every known way, oth urx lo subscribe their lands. They have given the Association and the Reclamation Service all tho assist ance they ronld render. They have, ut their own expense, constructed a wagon road to the dam site. We havo exhausted our resources, have re ceived nothlnK. aro promised nothing. Vn wish to withdraw from the As sociation, nnd feel that thu Associa tion has, and should exercise, the au thority lo assist us Indnlng so with out further expense. Should It be necessary to have these contracts cancelled by order of the rourts, we must benr that expense; but we would necessarily feel thai to entail that burden upon us would be most unrenftonabln und unjust. IDEAL PLACE FOR ROWING America's Champion ScuMm Favorably Impressed by Klamath Waters (tail. s MOCK IKII.Vti Wl.'l.l.. Iliiiliiii Iti-lurna I'roiti Trip lu Spragur lllirr VaJIrj dot of on per tmnt. but the JudKo denies ttil moil emphatically, claim ing that bo ha i never beon guilt) of drlnfelog sueb vile stuff lie explains the rasttar by saying thai l.o went iwlmmlur wltb a crowd and as he dot h eatae in contact with Jery ,l.. I. I lAD4.,lb,l nn.l flint It r.tnrl. i i. .i... .1.. n. I system owned or to be owned or con es tha highest authorities In the Ilo-1 clamiitlon Kt-rWro The petition presented lo tin- board la as follows To the Hoard of Dlredurs. Klamath Water I'sers Asio n, Klaiuutli 1'alls, Oregon. ChAi. Ilorton, one of tin promt tint radio buyers of this county. Ui Juit returned from a trip to tin fursfut river valler. whvre b spent 'iiural dss buying stock fur the Ciklsnd market I In n)s attic are kklnK well lu that part of the roun- i If, In fart miirli betler than be had nllrlpatf-.l. n purchased rontldur able stock and Is liming It di.wn tn th Ilorton ranch from wfiore It will t taken lo Mt. Hebron for shipment ,Itoth be and Mr. Oerber are i-f the Mjms to MIL UU Htm reallj, I imlmMVtt ithe-underslKned'.. Kss flio appTaaOee of having bt-n uorl Ah. .a..A ml-u dta lil.ftlnfit r (flnlon that It I much rbenie at I t n KUiatL In fiai one elie'i builneii M.I.I til Itmnli. Jaa Kmery Is In tho rtty from Kort Klao.stt) atedlnf to builnem mai lers He aisles that ho has fold his ttti atn ranrh a half mile from Tort -lUluu.li tn I. ii i. Ill ot tho pluee ind l.e expects lo mow to C'orvallls In the near future The ranch Is i.e .f ti best In th vtoinlt of Isoclallon Join with each In thu re location of our rt-specthe stock sub scription to, and contract with, the association, lu so far ns said subscrip tion and contract concern our lands lying under tho Clear Lake system A .1... ll...n.l. nnKlnniHl l.in Pr.i1t.et oi ii .i.ui.i..... ..v h Irrigable." from any system ns il.owti by th maps nnd plats of the I lilted Stales Itedamatloii 8er i Ice I trolled' hy the Association shall be 'refunded to the holder at the time of cancellation Tho lands to which I the shares of stock wit desire ran celled are appurtenant, are not Irri gable from nny system owned or lo Ll'3UXv.Jil-o rcnntrolled. bi; tl'.itwKMo- Clttlioa. 'inc worus or to oe ownea or controlled" evidently does not mean "Or which may bo sometime thereafter constructed Tho first quoted words refer to the ownership or control to bo.later acquired by the Association from the I'nlted States. The 11) -Laws do not ray "Irrigable SATISI'IKI. WITH COXniTIOXH. A large mujorltt of the nforcsaiu contracts were executed over four ears aro and have since that tlmo I -rrrnrnT-wrmi 10 Days Mid-Summer Clearance Sale To make room for Fall Stocks which are beginning to arrive, we have marked Waists, Skirts, Gloves etc. at prices that will make them go For 10 days from July 30 LOOK READ 5.00 Sill: Waists 5.00 Net Waists 3.75 2.75 Lawn Waists 1.75 1.50 6.50 Khaki Suits 7.50 Norfolk Khaki Suits 58.50 Silk Petticoats for -0s 7.50 5'25 3.25 White Duck Skirls 2.25 2.25 1'ao 3.25 Khaki 2-fl0 3.50 2.75 Black Sateen Petticoats 2.00 1.50 1.00 3.75 J i3.75 2.85 2.00 1.35 1.00 5.00 6.00 20 per cent reduction on all Silk Gloves K. K. K. STORE a "The Best Place to Trade" ,y Hurry! Before Sizes are Broken These Ry-Laws, Including tho sec tion referrod to. were approved by the Secretary ot the Interior This section gives full authority for the J annulment of contracts upon lands not Irrigable three years after April 1 1st. 1905, "at the Instance of the As- ijlsoclatlon." Neither tho Secretary of too interior nur iiiu iieciuuituiiiii our vlce Is a party to tho contracts wo desire cancelled, nor does this section proWdo that tho consent ot cither Is a necessary condition precedent to such cancellation. Any subsequent contract betweon the Association and thn Secretary or the Interior was made with notice as to the provisions of this rcctlon, nnd Is subject to this M'Ctlon. Tho contractu we desire an nulled como under tho provisions ot this section, und are thercforo can cellable nt thn Instance ot tho Asso ciation nnd run bu cancelled by an Indenture to that effect executed by thu Association und tho respective land owners. Blnco the repayment to us of the assessments wo havo contributed to ward tho maintenance ot tho Asso ciation would nt tills tlmo probably cmbnrnss the AHKiiclatlun.wn ask that we bn clven 'credit on tho books ot 'the Association for tho amounts duo us respectively, to be puld us when the Association htm Fiifflclent funds for the purpose. The so contractu aro lions upon our lands. Although they have been ex istent for more than four years, noth ing has been donn In constructing an Irrigation system, und we huo not even tho benellt of any positive as surance (lint construction work will ever bo begun The existence of these contracts has prevented the building of other Irrigation works, i and has prevented our securing loans v upon the lands, money utgeutly need- ,S ed tor making Improvements, from X the only sources of Jow-lmereit mon- ey. These contracts mean to us a y constant unnoynnce mid uctual loss, jl while they nro of no benefit to either Y tho Association or the government, W..-. I,.in l..... .l.illiillAti, Intnvinail 1 IIP i.nir uct.il nciiiiinT.j iuiuiwvh by otllclals of the United. States Re clamation Service, Including the dir ector of tho Service, that Inlatlon of construction work otf the Clear Lake Management of the Portland Store Sale Well Plcaict! With Results. The sale nt the Portland Store has now been on for several days and the management Is entirely satisfied with ilie results Resides tho newspaper ndyertlstnu otnejr means have, been ompioyo'J to attract Ihe attention of die public and as the sale Is genuine the receipts have been heavier than were anticipated. Numerous coun try people are In thee Ity today and Mr. Sugarman states that his large force of clerks has been kept busy waiting on the customers. The barrel of Ice cold lemonade In front of tho storo Is fully appreciated by the customers on these hot days. The Portland Store sale demonstrates that publicity will move the goods If the prices are right. t p the Rler Monday. The steamer Mazarr.a will leave the Upper lake boat landing on Monday, going to tho end of navlcatlou on Wood river. Tho boat will arrive nt ho dock this evening nfter a success ful trip tip the river. Mrs. a. Heltkemper, Jr., enter tained the I.adlei. Rrldge Club this nfleinoou. J. A. Gnrbcr, of the Klamath Ag ency was In tho city today, preparing for a four weeks' deer hunt. Klamath Kalis lias had for a guest for a few days past Al W. Pap. America's champion oarsman, the wlnne r of seventy-three champion ship trophies. Mr. Pape Is a natlra of Cullfornla and Is now representing tho I'arafflno Paint Co., of Ban Fran- clsio. Ilo wan asked to go to London to represent tho United State In the rowing races, but owlag to business matters It was Impossible (or him to get away. Mr. Pap tu.ntr fav orably Impressed with KUmatkrand -r especially with tho One bodies ot wa ter surrounding this city. In sum ming up tho situation he spok about as follows: "I bavo Just returned from an z- tenslvo trip through Idaho and Utah, where the government Is construct ing reclamation project. I think this district Is Just as good, or betUr, than anything that I bare Mn. There Is no doubt about It, you bare the soil and wltb the water on It you will get the crops. Wbat has takes toy eye Is the fine water front that Klamath Fall has. Being; Interest ed in aquatic sport this naturally would appeal to me. The last time that I visited this city I was on ay way to Portland to participate In the rowing race and at that Urn I won America's championship a nlagle sculler. Klamath Fall bad no ath letic club-at.lhat time and It baa mm now. I am surprised that the roamg men ot this city have not formed a club and taken to the water sport. I think there I no exercise that com pare with rowing and for that reas on I have mad It my specialty. It is the chief ot all exercises as It has collected and contrasted In Itself the elements ot all others combined. Rowing contest are not only Inter esting and exciting to the partici pants, but also to the spectators. Cm of the main sources of benefit to be derived from these contest Is th training that must be undergone by the participant while they are pre paring themselves for the final test. Tho ordinary agents of health are exercise, diet, sleep, air, bathing, and clothing. I put them In tbe order that I consider tbem In Importance. All of them are tbe sure result of tbe promotion of aquatic sports. "I hope to see tbe day when row ing will be one ot the chief sports of this section, and when the bora ot Klamath Falls will compete with the larger clubs ot the Pacific Coast. Your city is so situated aa to make this possible." -h I I II Going Camping f VamV 9 1 Ik We have the best guns and ammunition s Let us outfit you for a trip to the mountains. We have the goods that hunters need. Going Fishing i Our rods and tackle are the best that are made and the stock from which we invite you to select is very extensive. Roberts Hanks I Hardware Merchant! system, under which our lands Ho. MMMMMMMM i 1 r?.'.""-'l iii; r A .o; !vv!kAa' v!' TV n. e. T73T

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7 MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ABY i'HONE 303 t-TAMA-rirc pppatpct RATMAfNS AT S25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. ?wa lift

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8 ii ii a THE EVENING HERALD limed Dslly, Except Sunday, by tlm HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, by mall, on yer Dally, by mall, lis month! Dally, by mall, thre montbt Dally, by mall, on month Dally, delivered by carrier, ont week. .15 00 2 W 1 2o W IS KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 1. 1908 Bert K. Witiirow, Vice President AixrN Suout, Scwtary Abstracting Mips, nana, Blue Prints, He. Klamath County Abstract Co Suroyori and Irrigation. .Engineers Don J. Zumwalt, C. E. President Klamath Falls, Oregon M. D. Williams, C. E. Treasurer XEW STYLE OF BAIXOO.X. Thomu S. Baldwin, who delivered a dirigible balloon to the United State government, declared in an Interrtew: "It will be but a short time. In my opinion, until the uorld will tee the combination ot the two types ot atrthlpi the dirigible and the aeroplane and the complete so lution of air navigation With tlio now ris bnB material and tho proper protection of the K It will !e pot lble for the comltiK JlrlclbU- to .cir cumvent the wor,ld without once landing." The aisembllni of the Baldwin dir igible la awaiting- the arrival of a large tent at Fort Meyer which meat- furee 100a40 feet. "It would be possible for me to assemble my dirigible within 36 hour," said Mr. Baldwin, "but ow ing to the fact that many of the ar my ofBeera are desirous ot going to Brighton to witness the flights ot the Farman airship, it la not probable that I will do much this week. How ever, by August 3 I expect to be ready to set a date for the official trials." THE CSE OF ASPHALT. The long drawn-out and somewhat Interesting controversy between the United States and Venetuella, In which the great Trinidad asphalt con cession has figured prominently, has oerhap created the Impression that this country Is wholly dependent on the famous bitumen lake for Its sup ply of asphalt. It Is true tnat we bur abroad large quantities ot this paving material, and that mora than half of the Im ports now come from the Island of Trinidad, but our own production greatly exceeds the total Imports, and although the increase In our con sumption ot the material Is rapid the growth ot the proportion of home nroduetlon over Importations Is even more marked. Although asphalt Is used chiefly in street paving, it is also applied to many other purposes, such as for .waterproofing metals, papers and fabrics, for preserving wood, in brl queuing, and In concrete construc tion. In connection with paving, or rath- it "good roads" work, an Interesting ns Is being made ot tbo asphalt re- '-o1utis, whose base Ir f. of lie oils o ..j-e of tie Callfornli ..-J Texas oils, which carry a ver. large proportion of asphalt aa much as 35 percent which sprinkled on road surfaces, makes Ideal "good roads." In Southern California, particular ly, thousands ot miles of heavy .sandy roads, over which It was formerly Im possible to trot a horse bitched to a light buggy, have been rendered sol id and speedy by a single sprinkling of oil, and the houses along the road- aids have been freed from the blow ing sand and dust which Is, along natural roads, a great discomfort to the inhabitants of arid an semi-arid regions. JAPS AND CHIXE8E. and a part ot what was the fashion able district ot San Francisco has be come Jap Town." "Chinatown" Is not what it was before the flro, the residents of 8an Franelico will tell ou. But the Chinese have gone back to the quar ter they once occupied and establish ed their stores and sheps. This was ?nce a feature of San Frascuco and no one ever came there thought he 'mil properl) een the fit) iiiiIi'hh In hail lalleil the liniliTKrouuil 'It'll of the Chinese ami Keen the opium vlie ut Its lunctt depth The authorities lme put an end to the burronlne" of the "Chinks." The dens stll exist, but they are where better police su pervision Is possible. The Chinese are still a laboring race, but the pre- tudlce against them Is apparent tor they are not employed for higher class labor There Is a disposition to give the white people the first chance for employment The Japanese are an aggressive people, as shown by the rapid devel-1 opment In the past half century I They have brought their push and energy with them to this country. Besides, they feel that they belong to on ot the first nations of the earth. Every Japanese knows what Japan has accomplished la the last few years. They all know that Japan has beaten China In one war and Russia In another. They feel the Importance of a successful race and do not take kindly to the idea which prevails her that they are no better and even a little wore than the Chinese. The people ot the Pacific Coast are not disposed to show any difference be tween the men of Mongolian blood. They do not like the signs ot (qual ity which the Japs show and they want to keep the Japs oj the same plane as the Chinese. Notice to the Public. San Francisco, and In fact nearly all of California, has a race problem. The Chinese and Japanese are very numerous on the coast and they have proved a serious and at times danger ous element. As between the two races tb Chinese are best liked. The Japs are heartily detested. The peo ple say that the Japs will lie and cheat and arc not to be trusted In a business way. The Japs are ambit ious to become business men and hav taken possession of one ot the Onest resldenc districts in the city. They did this after the fire. A few citizens who thought their residences would never be worth anything again were glad to lease them to the Jap anese. Then when It was found that the city was to be rebuilt and resume Its former Importance the people who lived near tbt Japan rented their plac to other Japan because taty M not want to lira next to the Japs. On after another of th old rasldeaU Korod out oa ibis account We, the undersigned merchents ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, hereby agree to close our places of business, begin ning on Monday, August 10, 190S, at 7 o'clock p. m., on all days except Saturday, (and from the 10th to the 2Cth day of December and during county fair and from July 1st to July 3rd): Shlve Bros. A Co. Van Riper Bros. A. E. Crance A Co. W. J. Brennan The Boston Store Virgil A Son The Brick Store Co. Mrs. O. W. Fish Geo. R. Hum H. Bolvln Schallock A Daggett Co. W. A. Calkins A Co. K. K. K. Store The Dsal The Portland Store. W. II. Dolbeer Runk A Schneider Stilts Dry Goods Co. Roberts A Hanks Greeley A Phillips. E. W. Gillette Geo. T. Baldwin Zim Baldwin C. T. Oliver Farmers Implement A Supply House. J31A10 NOTICE. My first kiln of lime will be burnt about August 10th. I will be ready to fill all orders from then on. 27-2wk GEO BIEH.N. East End Meat Market CRISLER 6 STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal Mutton, Pork and Poultry Fresh and Cured Meat and Sausages of all kinds. We handle our meats in tho most modern way In clean liness and surrounding. Try us and we will be most happy tu have you fur a customer. Kir Delivery. Incorporated November 28, 1900 FURNITURE TABLE PADDING-You will find it at Gillett's E. W. GILLETT CO. TICKETS ON SALE FROM KLAMATH FALLS TO ALL POINTS Baggage Checked Through to Destination Sleeping Car Bertha Referred APPLY TO Southern Pacific AT KLAMATH LAKE NAVIGATION GO'S OFFICE KADI STBHT, MIA BUM! T. A. K. FASSETT, CITY TICKET AGT. Statement ot Condition of the. Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon DICEMDER 31, 11)07 RESOURCES Loan and Discount $3'lO,G30.no Bonds mid Securities 03,520.04 Heal Estate, Buildings and Fixture M,740.1tt Cash and Sight Exchange). 100,247.00 $505,oTl).Gl LIABILITIES Capital Stock, fully pnld $100,000.00 Surplus and ProlUs 2 1 ,7r.'). 1 1 Due Other Banks 32.OO0.fM Deposit 431.205.40 $58G,(MU.Gl I, Alex Martin, Jr., CnsMrr of tin. aN.v.- i dank, ilu piilcniiily nr that the nlM.tr u infill l trtle tn the tx-at uf my kmmUnler nn.ll AI.KX MARTIN. Jit i a.i. HuliM-rlUtl ami wurn tu liefure me il u, u nf Jniiunrv. I '.km jSealf C II UlT Notary Public fur Oi.t OFFICERS ALEX MARTIN E. R. RKAMES ALEX MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS President Vice-President Cnslilcr Ass'l Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin r HOTEL FOR RENT t THE RICHELIEU, THE BEST HO TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. WILL LEASE TO DESIRABLE PARTY Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer Storage Company Having up-to-date nlano trucks we solicit your fine piano moving PHONES Office 871 ara 873 KENTON S GRIMES, PROPRIETOR CHAS. E. WORDEN President A. M. WORDEN Cashier FRED MELHASk! VicPresldent The American Bank and Trust Co. For Bale-Homestead Relinquishment Four and one-half miles from Mer rill, Oregon; 160 acres fenced, 70 acres in cultivation, of which 12 acres Is In potatoes, 16 acres rye, 4 acros barlcy,balanco In wheat. Small house and barn, good well, team of sorrel mares, weight 2 650 pounds. One fine Fercheron colt, harness, new Studo- bakur wagon, 3 Vi two milch cows, one calf, ono yearling heifer, thrco brood sows, 80 chlckcns,ncw 50-tooth harrow. 14-Inch mow. two stoves. sOu l household furniture, dishes and other WK&ZT.f1. yssmML to mention, be cheap at things too numerous Price 11300. Would three times this price. Enquire of E. E. FITCH, 28-lwk Merrill, Oregon, i p,Xh C. U v- v w is n 7 c rr r llf.iM.MJi.SipilL si lull fflnnmlll raJ& JSSniiJ i 9ff ji 'jsHBsB H-irWI -a 7 CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. StaaaAMaU Strati MRS. T. A. BALIS. Merrill, Ore. VSVSVVSA,'.'W Elwood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of 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. Hurn Watson Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS 100 Dealgna by Fred Hodgson, Chicago's Leading Architect, to Choose From We also furnish plans and specification!! by Hodgson at 1-3 the regular price. Your patronage cordiully solicited DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY CALL WATSON, LAKESIDE INN HOUSTON HOTEL DINING ROOM afattfravTs OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11:30 to 2 DINNER, 6 to 8:30 Are prepared to serve banquets and dinner parties MEALS AT ALL HOURS

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t m m&s&sz? Purposes ,-ll,Mi,lolllir.'clllylutl.l. IK.'"JJi..i it mil scalds Imini 'HtXlll-WlLLMMS 0ICINU UNSEED OIL k-j,.iiif.ilr lor niftllilnal put- .L-.,... N'ntlllHKItin fi.I. f"tt:.7i.nJ Mlnntd The ll'Ulll e.fl "ILjIiinniiuftilult wlMtni'" IH'tilyltut .Vi5MilirtiiooiiHJfl" Geo. T. Baldwin, HARDWARE DEALERS Klamath Falls, Orcrfon WILLIAMSON RIVER and ISDrinrt Creek mv-i RESORTS Ttt bft Inmt flfliln In Otr;rnn ixitllfiit kccunniUtloii lor ltullin ttilllll" ll iriii tul rampliiK kCruutiil mul

IkMU lor rrnt Flot iitiiiirn lor Ttltpliont ronnrctlnn, ittvaiuioiltlloni to to lo Ctitrr IUi. Will mtft putlei at KUtnitli iJT' FRANK SILVIES riOPMITOR Klamath Agency, Ore. Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing Pirstclaaa Lint of Plumb ing Spteliltira and first claat Workmamhlp. A. O. U. W. Bulldlnd KUoutli rIU Jackson Hotel Fort Klamath, Ore. Clean rooms, good beds, d the table always sup- Itted with the best the trket affords-Terms rca nuble. C C.Jackson, Prop. Professional Cards HONE 734 L L TRUAX, M. D. jucian and surgeon ce: Withrow-Mclhasu D!k 'WM. MARTIN Dentist Ofaovcr Klamath rVnintv Hunk C.P.MASON Dentist a Bank Trust Co.'b Building 'STONE Attorney at Law Wr postoflke, Klamatli Falls, Vtti) Hoi, D'V.KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law KLuutli Fall, Otm Audi "-niM..ri.l.- to r i n tliuip to I'.O III II lllltll l l" "I H slagi. II, t l"il Clli ntri'ola. Mi.tlll. 'II,.. i,m II I'OOIII. Rr:. I ilm I umii.n r.Ki or iAvn.it I ti.l fulfil. Nunr. I. h.l.b, ,1,,,, I IMnii olilillilli ,,u., I10, I "-IttlllliMiUKi.tn.l, 1 I "I ..lll.m. t.i I '"ii.u (till l II) unit. II. t ll.it. 111 U. .1 II.. I ..r..r.U tin tlth acl ,.r .i it ;l I ali.l 'Iffl.i a i,. Hi em 4,it Hnit al "14 liillntntftiti 'ir.fi,, Aii.j.t villain nd in "I la II. i' l n i ul ali I.,, i. II ifM-.fl .,,r i j, ,w 4l "-"u.i'I.nill In, Ibt l.ii.U "1"' l"l MUM I. I.I.I V"""'1" P-'ms n-nti.Mi I l"l" I It iMflt. rll "III. I 11,1,1 .t ,u,, .f,, i ti-H.m.iu. i. k 1 r.il.,1,, .,13 nr,l0. it i.. .a ,,i..i i.. ..a, OB ,oh I i... ib. i.na. ii b. ...bj.vl ia ..i.l.m.m 'J If T II l.l Iflrd I fliOD Tl.l.nik UtUKiM.., i. n lil i.l 1 iwcj, a ,lllo0

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Ot-,1,1 l.Od (ISC Al.4 H., It IAI I ..ASK I'Uhi t I i.i 4.. .111 ."r.uriolib.luwrlnr U.i.l.T. u iUU llJ, IMI. ,li Cll Huilcc rur I'ubllcailon I), iiitm.tit ul On. Int., wr, I". S I jin. I Ullio, Lk. vi..x I'trton, My 16, iWS. Notiiti It l.i-ifby ittf,n ''t Albfit Human ul Ki.tuoh rtllt, Oir.'un, I lio, 1.0 N.v ti. 1'JJi. iiuilu tinilir mul H. pllll.'4lll, .N'l lulJ, bit SV.ii Wij, ertiiou JJ, TobihiU' 37 b, llfli.-r V r... Mill. Mrriili.n, bin Dl.tl H.itiif! ul inU'imuii to mk" riiml I'iikiI. 1 1.. tuiniiii cl'.ni l III" Unl kIkju il. 'I'vl. Iwf.Ht C"UHy ('Ink KUmntli I .1 nt III, ..Ilk.- nt KIjiiikIIi h.lli. Oiu 1 mi thx llili dav ol AucuKt, iUJi. 1 iiiii4Ht Imrni'i Mlliiifiei i Jnhn Ii. ci .Hi k, 01 Klmi.itli lull., Oifk'on, r J Siairn.ol hlamalli 1 l. Ilir.'un, 1II.111 Jiiiixiii, f KUmaili ftall t n, 111 lailiif, m hUmatli lIK I I.UII. J N. U Al,uv. Ki.'l.tur Alt .SOHCIi I OK I'Ullt.lCATO.N D- ittinMit ol tlir In vrliit, C La 1 'I Oill 1: l L-kl Vlen,lri!.i, June A. Imi. Ni'i' 1- 1 pi. h .tun tiii id mi I 1 ii n r 1 K n l', ii.i. n, I.. ..i. Aii.i'1'i 13 Hi''.'. 11... ii- 1 1. mr I eutrt S.. T?-: r M'4 l I, -e. 11..1 l" I.Jt M-?f vu 1. ill. t U 4 N i mm .M. 1 iiln. .1. h, II.. II I. 1 1 I...HHII. Mr. Ill in 1 i ill. I I .ill.l' ul Illll'lillUlt .i llirtf... r.'nl iv i'.r I'i ,i, 10 v.ih'.Ii.Ii iUiiii iu ih 1411 1 lii" il.wr lnl. I.'ii. I' .uiiiy 1 ii ik M.iin.iiii 1 iiiiin. ui iiic "UK., m I KUiim Ii -ll, Uriui.il. m I lie 3ii il. I Anil"!, l'8' LuilH'nt liium f in Hltnif-m: l J on, i.l K Irtitinlli lull- O j 1 1 I ,1 1.1. ul I him III I I W II Kill. 1 Kill hi 1 1 ll HI, ii 1 ii..), 1 k-.i-i.i 1. r.ii 11 (1 J X, xTo.v, Itivi.ifr. Ull. MillCH IOI PUULICAIIO.V Prparliiifiit ol the Interior, I". S. Ijili.tOlhii", l l.kele.Oieiton June r I'HS N'.iIIih II lll'K'IH 1:1 Mil Hint Milium Ali'rit 0le. "I I'mit, Ciillf n iiIh, lio, on Apu' 22, IW3. ni ule Ii .mo trad emit .V. '-"JJ?. f'T WK Ni. r.mii.lillMI 8, lliH'K" Li Wlllaiiieito Mrridi.ui, li.n Hied iii.iii'ii "1 liitriiliun M n.uko Kinrtl live y.iir rr.H.f.l.i ih MMlh vimm lollieltiilnboeilefeilie.l bcluiu t'ouniy lUrk Kluumtli L'nimn il,11,4,i,lliy,,,i(u1t.i.i ions a. ...t nawca wiiin'"''' Keiin.OreiiiiiilHiihahlke.irii. I1 r tl,,Ciilili'riii! LMhuM llm'i "ii nl., I'liiil.iiiiiii; Jmiali Ut'f. XJ"1r,",i CuUlornlu. t notici: ron PL-m.ic.vno.v. U. S. Lnnd onicc, Lnkctlow, Oro gon, July 10, ivvo. vnttr.i la hereby glvon Hint tho Htuto of Orecon fllCl1 lu ,bl ot" llco Ha nppllcatlonB undor tho pro visions of tho net ot Congioss of AuBUst 14, 184S, and the acts sup plemental nnd amendatory theroto, for tho following described lands, to- Wit! List -No. 0S5, for soiew,., Sec. 4 nnd nw.U .iw Vi Sco. 8. T. 33 S., n. 21 E., W. M. List No. OSC, for cwknoVi. 000. 3, T. 34 S., R. 14 C. W. M. Any nnd nil persons claiming ad vcracly tho lands doscrlbed. or doslr Ing to object becauso of tho mineral hnrnctor of the land, or for any other reasonsj to tho disposal to ap plicant, should fllo their affidavits of protost In this office on or beforo tbo 10 day of Septcmbor, 1908. 1 J. N. WATSON, Roglstor. '"k "'"'I'l Wo clean, prnim ami rPlr cloth. nt tlio I'nntatorluin 1 0 dill uuilDll .oil W, nn I lil PKLTZ, rinojo' furnltjuro and Iioujo furnishings. 7-3I.S-U Vn-r-il a Bon, m tho lirlrtuo on Main. i:i:i:P COOL Niro lino of men's altmui coats unrt fancj vest nt tlio fiiinton Sturii 7tf A blr loud of water mclotm and rantnloup.. nt thu Momircli I'rult Blorn Frutt diiltvurcd to uny part of ,1... it .mv ,1 rliono 311. 2D ("OR BALH A Hommlcad rolln 'lulihinont, 180 ucri of which will uo undor dltoh. Ma.oti Hlough. 114 roil SALE Oood team, 1-100 lbs pael booJ cawplng wngon, No 1 liar Horn, all for lif&o. Unqulro nt tho Loi.iI.i piao r.cnr Long l.nko Lum lor f'o mill CHAS. A. AitNOLU. 1211. Thoy oro twoll nmt down to dato llmv Iimii. tkM .....ii... .i "nU rn U,eIU' nrn tifttw iKim t.it.i....i. ,uiui,i u, iwjiuiiaii a, JIONEY TO LOAN on ranches, clt l-rooorty ond timber land. HALL SHIiPlinrtD CO 28tf WOOD SAWING n ipoclalty. All ordtri will rocolvo prompt atwntlon. J. I., rioldor. isotf Olrl wanted for general housework moll family Adilrmm Ilox 27, Kluinuth mil. Oregon I.'ihT Wni.rinnn futiiitiiln pun, lth eold band, rindvr Icuio ut thla olflco and cot row'ard. i;tf I Don't pnai tip a chance to get the MgKBlt nnd heat dlab of Ico cream for ''"r tnouoy nt tlio Arpcrkan Con fccilonory, 27-101 :51m aciii.s n:i:i:. Tho l.nlie.(ii eompnny tins 2r,(in Here i,f land under tlio AilaniH illlcl nmt 11 win ciro ih:nt i'iii:i: u imo year 1hl Inelmles llie uo 11 tbo land nnd n titer The renter mum clear and plnco tho land In culutivn tlon. Tbo ranter gots all tho crop bat wo reserve tlio right to pasture tho stubblo. The lakeside Company, Franlc Adams, Manager, McrrH'.. Oregon DrrltTlirsT nrTIIEtVTCltinK.oroiiiAi l.KP i.inct. t...imiiiin 11 r. Mar v. jyf s'.itir ..r n.r..mtii.. ..r itilici.hd. Tn .flTLf KIM il IS1I.V Nn If. I. In, In ft. 11 ll.at It. krbtr n nl II. Irit.ritif b I..I rtiniiel ..irl.i (.1 witr.rti...Hti fat ih. ..m. sff.ri. Ih wlllnlr.w.l for lit i faiu.i. iurt. urriri ib. rt of Jun. 17, 1107 k7fiui S f. t iiM in c tiii.rii.m Willi ih. Kl.tnatl. I'rol-. t Or.tfnn ol ih. Mlnwltrd' r,itl Utulf In Ibr fl Otffuli Slid In hi. .uihnfit) "Ufh 1.1 I 11. rt. a. bat. lint baflt h.,.H.Io Pr.lly f.-fi ft ui ftrt tint nlb.ri.. tih'ti..i, r.t,.tl or .pir.i.ri .IMl .1 II. -i.l) f l ..iilrm.nl tlnil.r th. (...hue li.rt ia ih. fit Hla ...i t.l it.llulatl 'ai 1. 11 .ii... mil b -1 I.) r. 10 .nri flui g 1.1 ir i,.i ..mil -.ugikiv Oti .lib. t uil.J I.- Imii.I Mdi. ai lakavi, 1 lltfunn. Hariili.1 b.ii.1 cxert-'tlt mwrii MiNt npfn Mill t (..iiiiiii.il innain nr rx.rci. nj-1 iKh wlii.t un t.r nii M-ttlrieftit nt crupiiin U..UII aii.r Ma) Mai I. ftlnl lr ..t in Jul. su iwi4 m.i .nan ..ttl.m.ni nr i jil.h b.n if.rti.il.ii-11 inl writ. M.ti. di.n Ti 11 tt. St v' 'I' iii'l N" t at h or n n Mi 1 01 f ciiuii I. IKIII HtNr.ll f i.n n. 11 1 rt 1 ib ...taral tmt USlce Fit isn 1 11 k 1 1 1 r n' r tii.l A. 1. tan 1 s.ir. tarf ol th. Intftlnf i PACIFIC SHOE WORKS All Hep.Ir Work Done Promptly end at Keduccd Trlccf l. 'lull .Ih. 7V let .1 I II ill 1 1. it mill n 11'. Hull j 1 nt.. l)iinii)-cl Willi ull modern nun liuiery Shop on Main St. J.V.Houston blk CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Nlfjht Private Dining Parlor Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. For up"t0"date people to carry our watches. Vo can supply watches for anyone, from the joung-' est to tho sedate old man. Each natch Is guaranteed to give Perfect Satisfaction H. J. WINTERS DEALER IN WATCHES WE ARE LOOKING BRIEF MENTION Wutuli for tho blu llomuval Hisle lot tho BOSTON BTOHE. 'jlf II R. Dunlnp returned Inst nlcht I from n builncii trip to Montague H Piece camping outfit! for 13.00. I Where? THE Q DEAL, of courae. I E. h. Bwartzlandcr, acting agent at tlio Klamath Indian Reservation, wont to Dorrln this morning. Cltanlng and uresalng at tho Pant atorlum. We call for and deliver your clothe. I'hono 475, 7-13 J. P. Churchill returned to his Yrcka home thla morning after pending aevoral days In thla city. WlnUrs has a complcto line of Hdlaon phonographs and all of the latoat recorda. Mr. nnd Mra. W. H. Jobb and Mrs. Pierce Evans went to Odoaaa today 'o remain for a few daya. Juat received at THE DEAL. Clothea pins 3 doz for Sc. Hotter ones j 2 H doz for 5c. Plnchor clothes pins 3 doz. for 20c. W. R. Davis Is In tho city attend ing to business matters In connection with tho stago company Juat In nt Winter's A largo idilp merit of IMIsmi phonographs and records. Quito 11 novelty In the way of ad vertising Is displayed by the Portland Store by having a barrel of lemonado 'a front of the store free to tho pub lic. Tor tho best rig In town call nt tho Mammoth Stables. 11. W. Straw, i'roprlctor. The remains of Silas Albert, a lamath Indian who died at tho Cbo uawa school, arrived In this city Ia3t Tight and ncro taken to tho reierva .Ion today for burial. For general houto cleaning and chimney sweeping call on Webb Mongold. Phone 383. Miss Agnes Drlscoll, daughter ot Ir. and Mrs. Dan Drlscoll of Bonan 1 'a, was In the city today en route 'o her home from a visit with rela- Ivcs at points In tho Willamette val ley. Urlng your clothes to tho Panta .orluum and let us make them took Ike now, 7-13 Roy Hamaker and wife arrived In lonaniB'Mesday from the Falls city. Mr Hamaker will take a position In ro Bulletin office for a short time, lo.innza Ilullotln. If you aro busy call up 311 and the ooy will deliver anything you want In the fruit line. 29 Dont fall to visit the "Wator Dnr--cl" In front of tbo Portland Store H's quite a novelty In the way of advertising. It happened to be lem made today. TLc) never behind tl linos when It comes to nc:oma latlng tho public. 1 Attraciho silverware Just received at Winters. 1 How to keep cool? It's easy! Our ico cream and fancy drinks luivi lolvsd the problem Tl e Annrlee 'onfectloncry 27 1 vscarSteuart paissd tl ro-g 1 1 placo today with 3S0 head of beef cattle for Oerber Bros.of Sacramento. Thoy will bo shipped from Macdoel and this will be the largest shipment of cattle made up to this time from that shipping point. Bonanza Bul letin. Ladles' long chamois skin gloves at the Bos'.on Store. 7tf To, make room for now goods that are now on tho way we are disposing of all second-hand articles we have left at prices less than cost. Virgil Son. Col. W. H. Holablrd Is In the city 1 today from Pelican Bay. When asked about the time set for the arrival of the Harrtman party he stated that I ho had not been definitely advised and could make no statement at this time. Under the supervision ot the Colonel everything at the Bay has been put In first class condition and Is now In readiness for the arrival of the distinguished visitors. MONEY TO LOAN on ranches, city property and timber land. HALL 8HEPHERD CO. 2,Stt Only too pleased to show you our special on theso now pictures. Star Drug Store. I T." A. K. Fassett, the local 3. P. 'ncent, has requests from San Jose, I his former home, tor Klamath litera ture. The letter states that there are many inquiries regarding this region being made by homeseekers and that literature about the Klamath coun try Is at a premium. Mr. Fassett has forwarded a lane amount of Chamber ot Commerce literature to tho Southern Pacific ofl.ee in that city. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Groceries at Van Riper Bros. 1st. They have the goods you want 2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh 3rd. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 VAN RIPER BROS. Get the Habit-Use Chase G Sanborn Coffees nS if MILLS ADDITION L are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at hnnrain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. 0. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. ssssWPtlrTHsisrQFffjtsSlyjQ Mir----- a A ilfVwVVjlijIaf 1 .Hbn f! J" WrmnJfi'fMM W m v- i.. f 4 ISl "4ltrfwn m&s I IB PF oh I For sale at I Ml dtjtV I all leading tern. I B .p Ar m peranco drink I H f p V stands. m. TnE PI0XEEB I habtu saricip I TEMPEBAKCE BEEB I WIITII rAUIMU B of thb Pacoto Coast I MEWIHH uu.v BlHsBsisssjsiPj,,, sjgsi ASTORIA, ORCaON I For Bala by TRAVEL IN COMFORT I tCBlSSSSSSSSSSH (sflssssssssssssssssl VBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB From Klamath Falls to Dorrls VIA STEAMER AND STAGE Going, Steamer Klamath leaves Klamath Falls 4 a.m. Returning Tickets can be secured day before leaving. Passengers desiring sleeping berths can secure them on application at the office of Klamath Lake Navigation Company MAIN STREET-NEAR BRIDGE WHY SUFFER FROM Kidney s Bladder Troubles When MYAl'S STOUT ROOT COMPOUND Is such a positive remedy 7 It iilmnlatei the kidneys to the fuU performance ot their function, eliminates uric poisons from the ystem end ecu as a soothing, healing agent upon ttt. bladder. By lu timely use, healthful conditions of these organs are promptly restored. PRICE, $1.00 per bottle UNDERWOOD'S "B 7th and Mala PHARMACY...... streeu Klamath Falls. Office on Fifth Street DIRECT SERVICE WITH THE RAILROAD arrives 8 p.m. m$ nt.' n-.J 1 m "J. '4 7-24.0-U fr-jS. ''TxJJh' Xf-ii'

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Bdtfl b mm IP WJ III fc flKjJlO I ft? i 8 aBnBftMMOM MH jVtr iHk all nil! BBBBa fMm6.m4.. -I i Honest Goods Honest Work Honest Prices I Honest Guarantee I .lav A unit CI t.uhr it in i In i in from (Jm X Will it pay you to go elsewhere for your Jewelry, Watch work, Optical work, etc.? Also, while the quiet Summer leaton ii on there are interesting things doing in the price line Pont fall to call, first or last, before you buy G. HEITKEMPER, JR. Leading Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician REPUBLICAN BLOCK Clioli-o cucumber Ami tomnloe nt tho Monarch Fruit Storo. 2! H t. N'llo.i nml two ilnuRhterii nro III I lie (ll. lotlnu fiom Dorili. Soo Doe Uplitboilv tur lino imlnl Iiik nml iiniirrliiuiKlni: If 12rnntlon woik (or tin- lium-iui'lit iiul fimiiilnllou nf llio now hlli' ''lurk Ii l 111 K ilniir Wlinf llniul juu cnlloi) nt tlio .iu tco crennt parlors In tlio Amorl C ran Hotel block. SMOt Tlio county clerk' offlco wn n (buy placo toilny n u number of pnr- tle maila flnnl iroof on liomratouil Shot! int ho hm tho licit Ico jlcrentu In town. If )ou nro from ML- iuu.i ioj in m inn Aiuuricnn ion foctloncry. 27-10t I County JiicIko J. II. tlrllllth nml ifnmtly returnoil ttuluy (imii n feu 'works' trli to thi iiiiiiiiiIiiIiik. He J'of the Klamath toiinlr) It K Diiiilup. iri"iiiiiK 'lilor M l f'titir..l. Mil. .lUlrl.t J. irrltoil liitlif illy )otorilu) oiiiIiik Ho r. couth roturm-tl frutii ii trip lo Mio Kast whoro In' ili'lhrri'il u iiiim 'x tier of llliiHtrnloil li-i-tiiic mi llio Mrrrlll Vrfltrr IMr hMrt Klmiulh. llimliii'rtii Ik iuvmIiiii ut tho I'miU Murium. 'i3 H T Cuiil.Hu. 'f Iho M churi'h. will pronrh nt Oleno tumor- row iifli'iiimiii nt ;i o'flni'k J I' Minlutll "nl to I'ol.i'llliliin toilm on ImihIiii"' ioiii'i li'il llh llio W'owilin iiki I nnni'iiin Prirr" eitluj ami Jolly lldllfl nro ili'W nt tho Kimrt) IKI. Mrrrlll. I'miwrty In rtt.iiMilo. Hov I' Conklln linn niihl llio (Irmit llnrrU plnco, throe nml it hnlf mile, eimt of Klmiinth l'nll. to Diinrsn Trt) lor. of Tiilnro, Cnllf i; V. Mullor inrrli' Iho Inrnrtt iini'k uf IMI.im nhoiioRrniilii nml icolil nioiililotl rortwl In KlninMh county. i jiii Atiioni! tho pnrlli'n In llio til) from j Wooil rlur ulli) on Inml ImHiii'm tiro .hi" I. tlonlon, (tin Hill. Ann l'onlio. Clirlit WIom. II J HinlilKo .mil (Irnmliim Worlow Villi will w liiouoy Ii) IhijIiiK tt.ittiii inn. Iilm ntiil nil nt luur iiiir- Iiik iiihi'IiIiio miiii- nt Mullir, cor i nor Mnlii nml lith itrovt 7-3 Itf 'Iho AiiKiiit Hl o( Kill 'iii nt-orilii 14 In Cull mi ht'iir tlii'iu ut MiiIIith 7 Jllf t 1 t mnH) ine dcsi urug store Is the one thnt best .servea its custom n constant nim to give evury custom..,. i, iTuf possible sorvico; boat in quality of Mods- U in ultention; boat in pharmacouticnl skill' boat in overythlng that makes th mnSHP factory kind of a Drug Storo 8IU,S- Our steadily incrcaainR pntronngu is tho bealw idence that wo aro succcodini? in civinc thn Zl Drugstore service-We cordially invite vL bring your prescription! to us, buy voiirToii2 articles and lick room neceaaltJe's'or us an come to us for all Drug store supplioa you mav need. Phone your wants. J Red Star Koae Cream will relieve that Sunburn-' 1Z Star Drug Store ff,mtJ!rmtl Knr Hlo or Trmli" Hi'dilruco ml i I'lio .Moimrih I rull mqi L lmliii' (iroiioriy In ilm I....I town ir)iMtiic In iho (tint ii. ib.i'J V In Wlllmiiollo iiillo) hmulro at Iho tho Calllurnln iimrkHi n i Hu-lun rtloro thv Aiiiorlinti Ilm, ''p',,'l, Grand Reduction and Money Raising Sale The mammoth stock of new dependable up-to-date mer chandise, consisting of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks, Valises, and Shoes, belonging to K. Sugarman, has been placed in the hands of Lewis Bros. Co., of Spokane, Wash., who are under contract to dispose of at least one-half of the entire stock on or before Angust 8th. Everything from cellar to garret and from wall to wall will be placed on sale and sold from 30 to 60 Per Gent Less than similar goods were ever offered to the buying public in this or any other city of Southwestern Oregon. Never before has merchandise been offered at such ridiculously low prices. Lewis Bros, are known from Coast to Coast as the world's greatest bargain givers and know no limit when the price slashing knife is once applied. 13 AIL THE TIME $3000 Worth of Furnishing Goods As complete a itock to aelect from as can be found in the entire weit. The celebrated cluet, monarch, standard and Mount Hood ihirts speak for themselves. The straining point has been reached and prices broken Into very small fragments. .75 Golf shirts now .39 1.00 Golf shirts now 49 1.50 Mount Hood shirts now 69 1.75 Monarch shirts now 95 1.50 Standard shirts now 95 2.25 Standard shirts now 1.65 3.00 Standard shirts now 2.15 .75 Standard buckskin shirts now 45 $5000 Worth of Shoes Consisting of men's and boys shoes and foot wear of all styles and sizes all new and made by toe oest manufacturers or the world and made from the best colt, calf and kid leathers. We have the 'W. L. Douglas, Buster Brown, Star Brand and the Mayer Dry-Sox. 1.50 Canvass shoes now S .95 2.50 Shoes now 1.85 3.00 Shoes now 2.15 4.00 Shoes vici now 2.85 2.50 and 3.00 Shoes horse hide now 1.85 3.50 and 4.00 Shoes horse hide now 2.95 100 Pair Boys Shoes at Panic Prices Every article will be marked in plain figures and will be sold for cash only. Sale begins July 25th Store was closed July 23rd and 24th during which time Lewis Bros, and their staff of sales people were cutting and slashing prices and making ready for the greatest bargain feast in the history of this city. A dollar saved is two dollars earned. Come hitch your dollars to our bargains and make it draw the largest load they ever earned. $5000 Worth of Clothing Consisting of sen's sal boys staple and fane; clothing of the celebrated HartShafer 6 Mara, Friend Bros, and Iduthelmer-Steln 6 Co., the world celebrated sianafacturr-rs of the very hlghett grades of fascy and durable clothing. 7.50 Suits now S3.95 10.00 Suits now 6.53 15.00 Suits now 85 16.50 Suits now 9.85 1.75 Pants now .9 2.50 Pants now 5.00 Pants Corduroy now 2.75 5.00 Boys suits now 3,55 7.50 Boys suits now 8.25 2.50 Boys washable suits 9S $2000 Worth of Hats etc. The stasdard J. B. Stetson and Leader kali Panama and straw are wltsout sn equal, trunks and suit cases galore. S 2.00 Hats now S 155 2.50 Hats now H 5.00 Hats J. B. Stetson J-S 6.00 Hats panama now 7.50 Hats panama now K? 1000 Straw aad Maallla hats to be sold regardleii of low use taira on oa all salt cases ana irunn. Buying your supplies now means increased comfort at decreased cost. AU pre their limit, but this one has none. We wiU seU the entire stock at these low fig lie demands it. We must make room and we need the money, and vou need h? 1 had nubile SBZiTSmtormwmiM Sd 6"WW5 revioua, sales have lduri If Hi hnvfnd m?ndy9H.5lthnierchtiils. Now It Is Still 13 K. SUGARMAN The Portland Store IS THE PLACE Sale Begins July 25th and Closes August 8th IN CHARGE OF Lewis Bros. Co. SPOKANE, WASH. Nothing but 13 ti