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RIGiitS IN KLAMATH YALLEY; Manufacturers of
Omaha Hold Meeting
to Form Association
til A:r-iTnd by Ancient Dazes f ,
Eeiter T
r ax 07s res celery rmcs
lr liar Qoelltr
la -lfk rMaaatood" liklat
Ta Fibta.lt at tfc
1.ed how.
Due.?! the 0"p;cti cf Ao:uticn tt
Ifoca Thursday tt tie Coss
Eercial Club.
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tv !. r-f a a7 T.a " "
j'T) f i-. -. m 1- wV"S "f tb
r"fct 'a rTjf. rn t"l 1
fr rrsr ad cftj'w-4 1-r-saT
f-c.f-ta V frw tSnfl if Ih lh;l;t of
1ve Klaw.alh evw'rr at U Omaha )t4
aew.
The K! ef the Xiairath i alley. 5 t
r e-u'iar rea"t.nt rf tt rn-r T Irxw-
I Pf a vr.- onKa r-ier.fKt wr
I iw( at tre Ci-iTnrrwl cl jb TrivrVlar - '.
: t ia fi-t n! toaard S rsar.i.t:V"
! f-f a V a rufar-t !.' iwn'Vi ; M
;K ir caie4; a r,a '-man -f tb rji"i- a
f art vra coaiiTiitre f th r'uo FH1 -
rr, )i f t vh ial'; T-f th aw-ta- ,
iltrtl rd fwr'K' nt'n!' . HJ' t a. at,
trxJjrt-iaJ itl . it a t-td to ap
,r-rnt a ermniMe of fii f tats ir?j
t- a-d .Mw-urlws a corTt"T"-'l r Tfcm - j
I miriee tnc I -W T. K SarV-nrw, r. ,
j Krtrv Hmn Orln. F. I- and A. j
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Jao- !
ae ar.d nrrjTl'T V -r4 bai and
ant rav all had a .Iran : """ Arr" " -
rare th maac of t, f-rt,! Ja4. B,J ho'ir Fr44''-
krrwi ax Th Kiamath roctitry ia tra.4 ep
f w n roar aVwt axxtuajr ktTi t
few (a Jan iin "lout hern Ptrflt PreiideEt cf Street Hailiy CoirptEy
caraJT ean nsrusjn trmlr.a aw ibj STI EffffTU Are for BfttCT
(No New Lines Being
Uonsidered, Wattles
H-afK-fc frow ta Klamath Falla
-.rtrm that ttirw arrantt'Tx'Ttta tm
wnr!l ffr tnaklnc thi brawfc t tna.!s
Fort ia.m5-Ji Fraatiura Tii -f 1K Sowta
rn Partfje aj atMn This bat brtniitlit
tharuaB4a of twopla la touch wlia lh
kanan niu, u ji .
P. C. Larvr Cx f Frtl. Or.
ia r a, tv h!lt at tfe OmaAa
Tfca awil pf tb Klatnata TaJir
ranie aas. tttr kZrOTi a TakiBia loam. ',
Tfeia aoU haa aratxwl o frora vh
riaAiia a4 nv Li a laT mur lt
tiJrk ail "r tb vaija.
ftcrnta cf Klamata Fa".ia la about V
arraa cf tsVa lamlK. Thi i kind of fT
bal b tt ua land . that ia. tba aae
tmw.'Tt) errrfwn of th Klamath rirtr
ar-a Uvid epoatta cf Tioaaic aaa act It aU
nnw tbia rut artav bich araa at e timt
laJia VSod. Tnioa tun atsniBif vp arborc
tea a!H aa AopoaMad aad fcara di4 Aoara,
ad&iac ajutnailj larra of 4ar4 rr-tar-ttea
to aurtch tba auiL
Tdw toloai at tlmoa hav groaa tarttlv
r fSftaan fart tdgb aad kara bocoma the
fltg avnd 1 iii:aaT froand for ooucUM
thanaaa&Aa ef arator foal. Th rtat ura ra
pa2t fcaa bra to enrich th aoU alaaort Vo
jroKl paraDol. Thia rico ta tulc k11 a
Tory rocuHar ootapttaittoB. ooBaaatinK -af
vokmslo awh mat. tha larara at dcar4
To4a2Jciai and tS o aaarlly for&fiEtjjg
fraa&o 0irats aoldota feusd aataraSjr ta
UsA.
Ota Bnaa baa raiaad vrt VLVt aa axara
Bet 1m oolarr thia tasd. Tba cuAtr kaa
ach a fiavor and qualitr a ta atasd la a
c'.aaa t-T Itaolf. nvjaauf rra th Camotta
Kalamaxoo crWrj of k--h;;jjj Otbor root
eropa, Bch aa potato. upr oa aad
5mre.
"Na r-'n aro tSolti or oofiVt4 f"r
o1iairi of rtro- ear Iliw-a at tM 1!tt4,
mad Protdon1 Q. W. WattW cf th Hrtt
ra-Car crfirrir. "J"tMr. eatd be am-
meaoid orrtH aftw 1h anjai ttm tltix.
asd urhn' ocr ;4aaa aro dlrortod toarard
i irnrroaod prvW prrt 1ib ratVrr
tbaa toward teufidina; and operating near
onoa
It it gruerallT kttoan that th lart ad
itomaJ Kr u!1t the cwniiaer. tho
Ktnarood ?ark oirl awkax la tar from rin
a aarlnT pnpcwltr. Taa Lrtimiwt
Baa cf 'hk-h the Eitcwood la a cent In ua
ttoai aerer fcaa boea aafcjootod to heavr
trafeJ ajd th E3icnod eara are pit en
ruca.it emj-tr of ro"en-era Next jtjj
raer Eliaood rrk. larfert and troja-t
JoveJj- of the c"tr'a aark, may fcnlld vp a
Ms ruitirrxT taitlBaa on thla atreet car
Uava. lv tirourh the fall, arhcter aad
rprteiK etnj cara kava bora, or arlil .be
tba rule.
Ta c-mpmT Kjf!t thla line lartrojT at
the reqaeet of tb Hty oouncO tecauae the
park araa 1thrat rtreet oar aerrio asd
praclVcaUy vs-iiUtod and usuaed.
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LONDON HOTBED OF ANARCHY
fkora IrlaH TVII. Mil Who
Raa taale4l the rollt laia la
Ike Wetroolla.
XoSnii V.aa e f ct year the rreatort
reatdexvoua la the world fir anarrfcirta
aad the recent riot there irin kare a te
oeaor. o diK to armie the lxnd(i
rio to that fart. TX"hea thry do rea.iiae
. thett yon n re aiw-jred that the
aaarcHiiai UJ have VwaTe."
Geoffrey FhiHljai. as Irtshmaa from Bel-
aailana. field wotniarftU retoraa. Al ta all. ! tat, abo T'ea-la nturli of Ma time tn Leas
ts tale Lukda ara rcarardod aa th aaat I dna. rrdkd thia aaaertioB TknrwdaT norB
f fTtiVa aofl ta th eaitlre area. Thia lasd ! tug.
la held la antra ertena that It la s;ka of j "The eaUaena of Lm1 bare know ftr
aa th la diusceu of th KJaunath 1 a Vttr time that their rttr a isTeMea
taaata. It to aa Maek aa the proratriMai eoai
ad ta textmra ta CKoeodliilr Co.
Cllaaal ta feaauat. '
Th ellBaata of Kta.math FaJia la very
rrrs. Tb aTeraor teaajerclara for tareaty
fir years for iaauary ha bees C decree
ahoT aera. Thia is th ooUiort Bonth;
asd for Aodrust. vhlch .. is tb botleat
SDoath. S decree.
Th gorernneet report M th Klataaatai
preBrt ear: "Tb cUtxuU of Lb Klamatta
hauCs ia aeml-rid; th raumfall
arhas aarrtato ud ao bare th police,'
he said. at flhlrr has sees 4&ce to
dtaM tbeaa ot boravnaa they bare jot
anMled tber M deredstka t ST-e.k of.
It saems that LosdOBer are that klsd of t
people thai they ot laterfer ta rack
thlbgs. evm thoTnf. tbey kaov of theao,
aniteM they. tbemaelTrs, are bothered.
j Sioe this outbreak you aria read of a
j aeries aevrr in aBnocttqcs sn4 thea
1 aAarrbirla alii' It la je? opitjua
that all of the "plots agaisat the raf-ers of
mrvrA t ikA aaKt afcada or aa
largely la tb wlcter .toxmths; - th. rajteberB l9 rf lbaM. in,r
brukg f cwrtees teehe. aBtaasily. Ssoar tails ' Ijpatdem.
Tr.la lat rtot aroaldBt bar been the
la miner, though o citmoa period of
oold ar)tbT oror. Tb tbermonseter Las
tegianered at aer. but fear danes la the last
Cftee) yeaxaL Th otiSBasers are geoeraUly
ploaaauit. 1th cniformly root aughta. Is
tb svBUBer ther is aafb ahaodaace of area
ah la the Klsjuaia coumtry. ariih Its la
floecx for t-uaUfvi crops axd th health
a-d bappiBess f Its people. The air ia
dry. brarlbg aaJ esorpuocaily heeJtfcui "
Fruit la th Kteaialb basia reach, ac
Qtortsi ooeCtet U sra bad the police car
ried arans. Lioadoa iolic do eot carry
g-uas."
hir. FbDiU ar the foeH&g of Irviaad
against Frisian ia gradually dying oat.
Oor ncM are being recoralsed today
avire thaa ever before. I think Ireland .all j
get boaflKt ttome rul ia a fev years
Thai's . bat a bse ba Sgtirg to get 1
for roars 4 bea are do get it the lrit.h j
aear perfortkm aa It is poaalUe to get. i peo?1 B1 aak th orid ait aal
Tba coot of ouui for fruit is rery low,
ttecaua the altitude icake it loipoaslble
tor U- uauaJ iaaect ports ta 1st.
Detectives in Pool
Game, Make Arrests burgess-grakden banquet
take s-otke '
i e-
a (nri Khtakf
is t aoglect a cough or cold.- Dr. King s
New r4KMrery rams tbeaa aad prereeta
ocisumptiaB. 5 sad H as. Sold by Bealoa
Drag Co.
Officers ia Flaia ClotLtj Get Isto a
-KeUy" Guce ta Apprehend
DtliEaenU.
Two .sry aVtecUves played pod with
It youcg twrs at Oeorge Vetis' pool ha VI.
Thirteeath and Iodgs erreets: tea thy
trretl the proprietor for allow rvg yoatlts
arider a year of ace to freonent the
tAaoe. Veu was arrairaed ha police court
FburaAay taorsing artd throsicrh bis attor--r
gained a oomuataaaioe. He was at oar
rearrested oa a warraBt iarued at the ia
taace of ""Mocr" Bernrteia. yaren.Se offi
rer. rhararK "Sidbg sad abettitf" deSa
aaratrr. C tb fire bora la t.'i pa a of "Keiler."
la which IXecttre Joha T. Iooabie and
Heary Hf .lf t dvttng-uiebed t I' jx lTea as
r-je artists, two are bere after av-tiac
:erma at Kearney. Many ooraf.nnta have
Wa anade ajtaiast the patr .h.rh Vet a
bterae oa th ground that it was a
"feang-oaf for small bora.
appro-1
rleya Kidaer Reaaedr
eiottoa.
1 MrOoan:!. Catheriaa, ft. IDmlra. N.
T. wntoa I wish t expresa any ap
preriatio f the great guod I derived
r Fo-ej Kidney Keanedy. .which I
waed for a bad raa of k.dney troufcle.
Tn betUca dkd tfc work aaost ffoo
tlvely aod prorod to rt. beyond doubt it
Is the cnost reliable kidney aoodxir I
baa vr laJkra " 6oid by all druggists.
fclvew Twatght to Offaeer a4 Tbetr
raaaiUaw, Follexrw br The
ater Party.
Sfrtntiers of tb firm of Pm gase-Qraadoa
exinpajiy are terrdertag a dinner tonigfct ai
the lioij'.lv to Its effJcers and their fami
lies ta oelfbratKra of th ecnilrioB of a
rplandid lear s progresa of their busmeaa
ftocrally thia Brsa has enlnrgod Its ,uar-le.-a
a ad Inatsited a noaJDufartarixig pUnt
fr tie prodiicticai of gas and electric Ci
tvres. Foraoerly It was atanpty eegaged la
the retail and wholesale oeiUng of lb
bie. and the dinner triiglit. followed by
a tlwwter psny at th Brandee. is inrpired
t j aa inovaa of over J per cent eeer any
former year s bttaaaeea. H. J. Sra-Efteil ia
aiMriiL C. A. Graadea werretary and W.
L Burgess trener and nnaaagw.
'The Liver Pills act
So Naturally and
Easily."
BODY CF DEAD BUTCHER FCUND
Die or Mallr
rlewala mr He Had
DeaahlB.
Orie Coka.. X year oiV caan to a
suddea aeath, apparently from heart fad
tire, near the railroad tracks at Firt street
acd Pepiietoa Hu Wednesday nutrfct
1ms a V"-v Vk fund by a railrod
Ki-rkmui about I o clock Wedaeoeaj'
ril and lie raa .as brt.gt.t to Cor
oter Croebr"s etteatjoa Tfeuraalay aaommg
Aoooring to frieaaa of the abas, he aJ
heeo drinking at a sreaary up to a ckx-fc
Wedneodar afteraooa. .he be started for
p.oan. Vftrt.fl of his fa-tauly aay u ansa
Kas Um oblfmcg froas heart trouble Aa
iMwat aiii be held .aaa uij Fnday
fall .ai butcber Ha i ourrtved by
a wife and tare rhildrea.
Wbea yew fort ju wet a4 co.d. aajd
your body railed tkneura iM Ikroogli
fix.ee eapaevr. tak a big oa of C.Ti
barlaiaa Oogb Keniardv. bati ;ur fet
ta bot aster befor goiag a awd. and
raa or a ot cert-ia t a ord off u
atever caudL For aa by a J ara.
Such a statement, coming rrom
tbe CAibirr oi a bank, shows what
confidence rwpon 'c people fcae
ta tbete pZl. Mr. A- L. WnLaoo
after tryinj them wrote:
-1 bar used Dr. Mt" Xet-ra
a rj Uvar Pi. la aad a wo roar
Aad-Fmia Fills, oa Kyaelf. with
aoad res-.ts Tba Liwr Flia
act ao uturaHy aad a oasily
that I aoarooly knew that I
bar takea a plU- Fro;-.Mat;y
being trottod with baadscb I
take aa Aa-Faia PTi aad get
taamrrt-1 at rrief ia every oasw."
A. I WUaoa. Cparta. II
sir. Wiloon was for a a-smbr
aaf year cashier of tba First
Karioaal Bank cf Sparta.
Dr. Mile
Nerve tuvd Liver PHU
arc different rrom others. llaay
Lindi cf lirer pZh are "inipo4JbJe"
after oae triil oa accoant of their
hixvLaca. . Dr. MUes Nerre and
Lrret P.Ila do not act by sheer force
but in aa easy, natural way, with
out griping ar undue trraatioa.
They are tvoc habit forming.
If tb Most botti tas ta
alrwagast axal ratora tM prioa. Aaat bias.
MlUtS MCOtCAX CO, CUtbar, laaV ,
J AMU AMY A
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Green Seal of Quality Furniture
"Elizabethan," Jacobean,,, "Chippendale," Hcpplewhite' "Sheraton." "Em
pire," "Louis-Seize " To the average person these words mean little. One reads
"Elizabethan" and at once racks his memcry for bits of history gathered in school.
But one's conception of "Elizabethan chair" is even more vagne. So it is of
" Jacobean cupboard," or "Chippendale bed." One is led by the exquisite curves,
artistic designs and beautiful trimmings to admire these pieces of furniture.
They possess an irresistible charm that commands admiration. But even in ad
miring, the average person cannot distinguish among these excellent styles. And
that is one reason vrhy everybody in Omaha should visit our store during the
January Green Seal of Quality sale and walk through our woods with us. Go back
into the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries with us and see the furniture that
your English ancestors drew about the table and fireside. Or join us on a trip to
- France and become acquainted with the chairs, tables, cabinets, etc., that were in
use in the time of Napoleon. To do this is a liberal education. You will learn what
a "Sheraton" chair is or what a "Chippendale" Cabinet resemtles. We have the choicest furnirure in the most attractive styles. Be
sides we carry all aritcles of furniture in the lower prices, and they all are characterised by straightforward and high class construc
tion. During this Green Seal of Quality sale ihese pieces are being sold at extremely low prices that, in many cases, will astound yox
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S3.25 Durable Eocker Mahocrany ve
neer on birch, well j TojortioneJ anl
de.itme-l, at S4.00
$11.00 Heavy Rocker Mahogany ve
riftr on birch, a distinct and individ
ual chnir. at S7.00
$14.00 Mahogany Chair Tbi is solid
mahogany, with genuine Snamli
leather, at $7.00
$11.25 Straight Back Chair Mahog
anv veneer on birc-h, genuine leather
Mat, at $6.00
$150 English Go-Cart Heavy steel
frame, strong wLeels and top, high
class article, at
$3.25 Child's Rocker Very well made,
designed to jilesse the little ones,
strong and durable, at $1.73
- $8.50 Folding Go-Cart English hoo3,
steel frame, heavy wheels, made to en-
dure, at $5.00
$10.00 Fumed Oak Chair An artistic
model of a very lasting quality, broad
seatv at. $7.00
$3.00 Fumed Oak Foot Stool Genuine
leather top, a solid article, rather
heavy, at v$4.00
f27io Fumed Oak Table-H - has -R
distinctive sign of quality about
it, at , . . . $20.00
v. $23-00 Massive Mission Rocker Lat
est model, Spanish leather seat and
back, at .................$15.00
00.00 Mission Oak Davenport
Denim covering and first cla upboi-
steriy work $40.00
$23.00 Solid Mahogany Davenport
Nicely upholstered in rich denim,
quaint pattern, at $40.00
$27.75 Mahogany Chairs Heavy and
strong, small but strikingly beautiful
article, at $20.00
$34.00 Winged Chair Solid mahog
anv, rich denim covering on arms,
pretty, at . $24.00
$100.00 Solid. Mahogany Settee
Chippendale shell trimmings, most
stately article, at $50.00
$18.50 Solid Oak Typewriter Desk
Made without "frills," but service
able, three ample drawers, at $1G.G5
$19.00 . China Cabinet Solid oak,
latest design, strongly constructed,
thick glass door, at..! $12.00
$23.00 Oak Veneer Wardhobe Broad
and roomyl one large drawer per
fectly sanitary, G4-inch high, at $14.00
' $12.75 Dining Table Solid oak,
heavy square top. distinctively indi
vidual, strong legs, at $7.00
SJ2.50 Chiffonier White enamel on
birch, sanitary, very late model, five
drawers, at $9.50
$10.75 Sanitary Commode Birch
veneer on oak. four spacious compart
ments, front. 3inch high, solid, at... $G.50
$13.50 Attractive Dresser Golden oak
veneer on oj.lar, French bevel ed phite
plas mirror. "27x20 $9.00
$21.00 Dressing Table Bird 's-eye-ma
le veneer, beveled mirror, 19x15, a
sujcTior quality, at $15.00
$13.50 Arm Chair Seven oaks, gen
uine Spanish It-atLer s-eat, eiiansive
ants, high class article, at $8.00
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The
Original
Tag
Policy
on
Every
Piece
Tag
Policy
Insures
Quality,
and
Price
The
Green
Tag has
the
January
Sale
Price
The
Contract
Tag is
the
Buyers'
$2.50 Child's Table -Pretty white
enamel, desirable size, durable, a taste
ful selection, at $1.23
$325 Straight Back Chair-Imiorted
cane liack jind seat, frame of mahog
any veneer, at $4.00
$10.75 Solid Oak CeUarette-Selected
design, commodious shelves sanitary,
strong, distinctive, at $G.OO
$30.00 Seven Oaks Table S inches
four large commodious drawers, stout,
heavy legs, at $20.00
$35.00 Strong English Table-Seven
oaks. 6 feet by 40 inches, a magnifi
cent and artistic model, at $60.00
$16.50 Arm Chair Seven Oaks, gen
uine leather seat, strong high legs,
serviceable, at $11.00
$26.00 Solid Oak Buffet 40-inch top
of thick oak wood, extremely attrac- t
tive article $15.00
$9.75 Plain Oak Table 42 inch diam
eter, massive claw feet, large heavy )
drum, at $7.00
$11.50 Comfortable Rocker Mahog
any veneer on birch, a most satisfac
tory design, heavy, at $6.75
$21.50 Arm Chair Solid mahogany,
elaborately finished, very strong and
durable, at $11.75
$33.50 Solid Mahogany Chair '
Carved lions heads on arms, very
quaint design, at $18.00
$20.00 Mahogany Chair Massive, it
has the grace and charms of a $75.00
chair, at $10.00
$7.50 Dresser Solid golden oak, sani
tary, three ample drawers, French
plate mirror, at $5.00
$27.00 Wood Box Hammered brass
covered, both ornamental and ser
viceable, strong and heavy, at $15.00
$20.00 Mahogany Chair Fine, heavy
Plu-h s?at, beautiful design, very rare
quality, at $10.00
$20.00 Parlor Table Solid Mahog
any, 36 inches in diameter, strongly
built, most approved pattern, at $10.00
$18.00 Tilting Top Table Mahogany
veneer on birch, circular top, superior
quality, at $9.00
$12.00 Mahogany Veneer Chair Gen
nine loose leather cushion, comfortably
designed chair, at $6.00
$20.00 Top Post Beds Mahogany fin
ish on birch, and full sizes, a great
bargain, at $16.50
$43.00 Fumed Oak Clock Long,
heavy glass front, rather massive,
accurate, at $3250
$45.00 Hepplewhite Chair Solid ma
hogany, has that predominating Hep
plewhite style, at $25.00
$21.00 Faahionabla Couch Denim
cover, lined with cedar, six feet long,
strong and serviceable, at $18.00
$30,000 Panne Plush Coach Genniie
grey hair, solid mahogany frame,
great offering, at $45.00
$45.00 Mahogany Clock Large,
ample case, artisticly decorated, orna
mental and accurate, at $30.00
Do not forget! Good furniture may be cheap,
but cheap furniture cannot be good.
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Established 1834.
413-15-17 South Sixteenth Street,
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