I
I can be found anywhere than are grown
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
in this valley, and the peaches and
more delicate fruits are delicious, but
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR
I
are not alwavs a sure crop. Berries
Ever occur to you that we sometimes
KLAMATH FALLS
such as raspberries, strawberries, goose need money? We know it Ims to some
All kinds engineering and draughting
berries, currants etc. grow very thrifty I of our subsciibers ; but to others, well
and yield plentifully, while the marsh ' we guess they have just forgotten all
and tnle lands are especially adapted to * about it. Now is the time to pay your
Cbe Bomeseeker’s
Plans and Specifications Furnished
the culture of the cranberry.
I subscription. Pay in advance, if you will,
Opportunity
, but pa, it. Tiie Republican is making a
Stock
I liberal offer to its readers, in tiie way of
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
AND
Klamath County has always been free magazines. etc., and in doing so it
More and Bar
I
First class Work
Fixtures
|
Guaranteed
Che mecca of tbe Ules! noted for raising good horses and fine i has an object—the collecting of buck
beef cattle.
There are thousands of I subscriptions. You get 'nil value in The
MAIN STREET. Bet. 5th and 6th Sts
38306
acres of oj>en Government range where Republican alone, and we h<q>e you will
they grate for seven and nine months of appreciate our additional offer suffi
The Centre of the Inland Em the year, ami always in prime condition. ciently
to step into our office ami pay
Together with hogs they are easily up.
pire and the Govern
C. T. BONNEY,
made ready for market and command a
ment’s Greatest Irri
Attorney and Counselor at Law
good price from one end of the year to SOCIETIES OF KLAMATH FALLS
the other.
gation Project
Examining Abstracts a Specialty
A. O. U. W.-Linkville Lodge No 110
Poultry and Bees
NOTARY PUBLIC
meets in the A. O. U. W. hall every
The country is adapted to the poul Tuesday evening. Visiting Brothers al
Omc*—New Worden Building
i
The fowls are always ways welcome. Roy Hamakar, M. W.
try business.
(B y C roft A N owlin )
healthy, and eggs and chickens always
J. W. Siemens, Recorder.
bring a higli price.
Location
Evangeline Lodge No. 88 Degree of
There are a number of apiaries in the
DR. WM. MARTIN
Honor Lodge meets in the A. O. U. W.
Klamath County is one of the southern valley and no better honev can l>e found hall
every second ami fourth Thursdays
than is made here, pure, clear with de-
, counties of Oregon and extends to the licious flavor, it is the delight of the in the month. Nancy N. White, C. of H.
DENTIST
. California line. It is larger than some epicureau.
Jesse Marple, Recorder.
of the eastern states, extending one
Hunting
W. 0. W. Ewauna Camp, No. 799. W.
[ ¡ hundred miles from North to South and
O. W.. meets every Tuesday evening
The
country
surrounding
Klamath
!
Í in its widest part is more than seventy Falls has long been known as the i I at 7:80 o’clock at Sanderson', hall. All
invited.
I miles from East to West.
sportsman's paradise. The big mule neighbors cordially
C. K. Brandenburg, Clerk.
deer
and
the
saucy
blacktail
are
found
BONNEY A. TEXTOR
Gty of Klamath Falls
in large numbers in the mountains,
A. F. A A. M.— Klamath Lodge No
LEGAL, REAL ESTATE akd AB
Klamath
Falls is the county seat. It while the black and cinnamon liears are 77. Meets Saturday evening on or lie
STRACTING BUSINESS
always in evidence. The fishing in the fore the full moon of each month in the
Will furnish Abstracts of title and pay taxes ( is lieautifully located at the mouth of numerous lakes and rivers is the finest Masonic Hall. Alex Martin Jr. W. M.
for non residents.
Link river on the shores of pretty little | in the world, and the wild fowl includ
W. E. Bowdoin, Secretary.
The examination, registration and perfect lake Ewauna and overlooking a large ! ing geese, ducks, quail, and sage hers
ing •< titles a specialty.
O. E. S.—Aloha Chapter No.61, meets
are
found
in
countless
numbers.
Mtix snrrr ■ portion of Klamath Valley.
Office. Niw WoxDKN B bick
in the Masonic hall every second and
> It has a population of about twenty- ;
lourtii Tuesday evenings in each month.
Climate and Health
Iamra A. Willits, W. M. J ennie E.
five hundred and is growing very rapid-.
The climate is mild for so high an Kearnes, Secretary.
ly, so fast that the mills cannot furnish | altitude,
the thermometer seldom regis
lumber to build the houses. Its school ( tering as low as zero. The summers' I. O. O. F.— Klamath Lodge No. 137
buildings are ameng the beet in the and falle are delightful and the nice meets every Saturday evening in the
O. IT. W. hall. Jasper Bennett. N.G. i
State, the high school building being a weather frequently continues until A. Geo.
L. Humphrey, Sectetary.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
E. B. HENRY
I
Che Great
Klamath Country
1
BUY A HOME
J. E. DUVAL
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS ON THE REMAINDER
A creage
In tracts of from five to forty acres at prices
ranging from $40 an acre up
Si
B locks of S ixteen L ots
Located within a quarter of a mile of the
depot and yard location of the California
Northeastern Railway, at $<;<) and $62.^0 per
lot. Each lot is ^0x120 feet, with 20-foot
alleys and 60-foot streets, making the blocks
260x400 feet.
MELVIN D. WILLIAMS
IT IS YOUR CHANCE
tracts alonn the new macadam road offer
the best frontage to be had for desirable resi
dence property where one is not confined by
the limits of a town lot. Splendid view, pure
air, fertile soil, and all below the main canal.
Buy a home in the
Ewauna Encampment No. 46,1.O.O.F. |
of |30,000, while the public school late and blustery, but severe weather of Encampment
meets second and fourth |
building is a substantial atone structure anv kind ig practically unknown,
Saturdays
in
the month in the '
costing over $20,000. The town is sit-[
^"«ral health of the people is
LAND SURVEYOR.
U. W. hall. Jasper Bennett, C. P. I
I uated on the southern line of the great gixxl’ "nd -,n •P"'.«1™ °« di»easeof sny A.O.
Geo.
L.
Humphrey,
Scribe.
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,
B
character is practically unknown.
I timber belt, is the center of a large ag-
Prosperity Rebekah lxsige No. 104
' ricultural region, has splendid water '
Prices of Land
I. O. O. F. meets in the A. O. U. W. I
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I power, numerous hot springs, is ideally , Eighteen months ago there was hall every first and third Thursdays in
' located for manufacturing, and is des- plenty of land to be had at prices rang- tiie month. Jennie Hum, N. G.
Lorinda M. Sauber, Secretary.
tined to become the chief commercial mg from^ eight to^fifteen dollars an acre,
DR. C. P. MASON
To
day
the
same
land
is
selling
at
from
K. of P.—Klamath Lodge No.
center of Southern Oregon.
$20 to $40 per acre. It is »tillthecheap- meets in the A. <J. U. W. hall every
est
land
in
Oregon,
ft
will
nearlv
all
DENTIST
Monday evening. Bert Bamber, C. v.
General Resources
be under irrigation, some of it within a
John Hamilton. K. of R. and S.
One
of
the
finest
bodies
of
pine
fir
and
few
months,
all
of
it
within
a
few
years.
For sale exclusively by
Office in new Kelsay Block
M. W. of A.—Ixslge meets in the
When
under
irrigation,
forty
acres
will
cedar timber in the Northwest lies in
A. O. U. W. hall every first and third
make
a
man
a
good
living,
eighty
acres
i
; Wednesday in the month.
OREGON the northern half of Klamath county, will
KLAMATH FALLS
make
him monev
money anil
and one hundred
hu..
..............
-......
W. B. M<-I.aughlin, Consul
i and is awaiting the woodman’s ax. The and sixty acres will make him rich, No
Klamath Falls, Oregon
W. A. Phelps, Clerk.
i largest timber dealers and syndicates in country in the world offers «ueh in
ducementa.
!
the
United
States
are
now
competing
in
Foresters of America—Ewauna Camp,
WILL A. LEONARD
No. 61, meets in the A. O. U. W. hall
the market for this timber.
Cost of Water
DENTIST
every second ami fourth Fridays in the
The southern half of the county is
It i« estimated by the Government month.
C. I>. Willson, C. R.
adapted to agriculture and is under the Engineers that the cost of water to the
Emma Block, Klamath Falls
E. E. Jamison, Rec. Sec.
Government Reclamation Project. It! ' owner of the land who wants to irrigate
includes Klamath, Poe, Langell, Yonna will be about $18.00 per acre, and the
PIERCE EVANS
and other valleys, besides thousands of ' i land owner has ten years in which to
Work will begin on
pay this «urn at the rate of $1.80 per-
acres of rich marsh and tule lands. acre annually without interest, and at I
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THAT
SOUTHERN
ORE-
the
Upper Project next
I that the project will reclaim through the end of the ten years he gets a per- 1
GON WILL HAVE GOOD
1
manent
paid
up
water
right.
This
is
I
its
drainage
system.
KLAMATH FALLS, OR
Spring.
> j» J*
RAILWAY FA CI LIT I ES
one of the cheapest irrigation system«
Irrigation
in the world.
WITHIN THE NEXT FEW
YEARS IS NOW A CER-
1 The government is now spending four
T ransportation
The Lost River Re-
C. F. STONE
TAINTY.
' and one-half million dollars for the pur-
In
the
past,
the
Klamath
Basin
has
I
i
ATTORNEY AT LAW
alty Co. will sell you
I
J pose of reclaiming 250,000 acres of land had no transportation facilities, and
THAT LARGE AREAS ARE
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
in this great basin. Already the first consequently no outside market. To- I
SUITABLE FOR FRUIT
lands cheap, and on
unit of the work is practically complet day the Southern Pacific R. R. is I
GROWING IS ALSO BEYOND
building into Klamath Falls as fast as
easy terms.
ed. Several thousands of acres will be men can lay the rails and drive the I
A DOUBT.
I under Government Irrigation next spikes. In a few months we will hear
TO MEET THE CIRCUM
■ spring, and the remainder of the pro- ‘ the whistle of the locomotive, then for
STANCES THE t HICO NUR
ject will be pushed to completion as the first time will the products of Klam- 1
SERY CO. HAS OPENED AN
ath county have a chance to complete in '
AGENCY IN KLAMATH
rapidly as possible.
the markets of the world.
Manager
FALLS, WHERE ALL IN
Soil
TERESTED MAY ORDER
i
WHAT FRUIT TREES. OR-
ANO
GOING TO KENO?
! The character of the soil varies from
NAMENTAL SH IJ BRE RY,
FLOWERS, ETC., THAT
I that of a light sandy loam to heavy
If so, get a rig from the Mammoth
THEY NEED FOR SPRING
| black dirt extending down from a depth Stables. Fine, gentle horses, good bug
DELIVERY.
j of two feet to fifteen feet beneath the gies, reasonable prices.
BURBANKS LATEST CREA-
(surface. It is all very fertile and pro
TIONS ALSO ON SALE.
ductive. Most of it produces well with
out irrigation and all of it yields abun-
The Marvel» of Science.
W. L. McCormick,
LARGE ORDERS AT (VERY
KLAMATH FALLS
When we bear of rays of light cap«-'
OREGON
LOW RATES. ORDER NOW
Manager and Contracting Agent | dantly with irrigation.
ble of achieving photography through
AND HAVE YOUR TREES
Klamath Fall«, Oregon
Cereals
BEARING WHEN THE KUSH
a foot thickness of solid Iron, of the
i
ABSTRACTS Ob' TITLE made with neatness and dispatch.
We
Office at end of bridge
COMES.
Wheat, rye, barley and oats do well charting of the sky itself on such al
invite,
attention
to
our
FILING
CAB1NBT
SYSTEM.
scale
that
a
thousand
million
members
I
here without irrigation, bnt of course
Call or Wrlto to
C. P. Newton,
make greater harvests if watered. of the firmament can l»e recorded each
H. DURIE,
Agent, Pokegama, Or.
Wheat here has been known to produce in its appointed place, of the dlscov-!
Real X&Mtrite
try ot something like the sense organs
Licciucd Agent, Klamath and Lake
65 bushels and oats 100 bushels to the of human knowledge on the roots.;
We have a choice line of lands in tracts large or small, to suit pur
Countie«
acre, and the quality is unsurpassed. stems and leaves of plants; of the [
B. E. Joy,
chasers ; also city property of all descriptions.
Klamath
county
wheat
took
the
prize
tracking
of
diseases
which
decimateI
Room 3, - ‘‘The Oregon”
Agent, Thrall, Cal.
in competition with the wheat fields of humanity to their obscure source In ths .
the world at the World’s Fair at New parasite of a parasite and of the proc
ess by which two patient and humble
Orleans.
scientists working upon a few graine
Grasses
We carry a full line of Insurance, Including Life, Personal Accident
of an element in a mere secondary
Time contract« made for special
Fire, Steam Boiler, Plate Glass, and Liability Insurance.
All kinds of grasses do well here, and , form manager! to revolutionize out
delivery for all classes ol freight
are pronounced by feed experts to be a« whole conception of the most stupen
between above pointe
nutritious as those grown anywhere dotis forces of the physical world It
i
else in the world. Alfalfa takes the seems indeed a mystery that the ap
Storage warehouse at Klamath
J. W. SIEMENS, Proprietor.
lead, being the principal crop of the petite for surprise and sensation should
Faile beside Ackley Bros, sawmill—
turn aside from what the pursuit of
valley, and producing from four to eight truth can offer and prefer to regale
Storage rate« one cent per 100
tons per acre annually. There are al itself with tile petty products of trump
pound« per day. Freight-delivered
ready about twenty thousand acres ol ery, Invention and Ingenuity. — Pall Cleanliness and Good Work
to any part of the city.
alfalfa in the Klamath valley am) easily Mall Gazette.
Guaranteed
pays ten per cent on $100 per acre.
B-aaly
of
rloaSa.
Cattlemen rush in every fall and buy ,
Also Agent for LONDON AND
It 1« not ot flrat eight easy to «ay
every pound of hay right in the stack
why
people
«o
rarely
give
more
than
LANCASHIRE
FIRE INS. CO.
for from $5 to $8 per ton.
a passing glance to the realm of air
above them. 1« It because we cannot
Vegetables
«O YEARS*
Probably no country in the world ex-l have a Anger in titla department of
EXPERIENCE
the wonder« of nature, cannot net and
Have purchased B. St. Geo. Bishop’s stock of
cels Klamath county in the quality ot I label anything In those blue fields. p'n
its vegetables.
Potatoes yield prolif- [ It down on cork or fatten It In Canada
undertaker’s supplies
ically without irrigation and some of balaam; cannot here annihilate dis-
them grow to the size of seven and | tance with our Ingenious InatrumentR.
eight pounds, with a goodly number to 1 that we neglect the phenomena of the
á
Holder of License No. 29 granted by the Oregon
T rade M arks
the hill. Cabbage, celery,onions, and \ Rky? There altove us. alwa.va oura for
D esigns
State
Board of Health. Calls promptly attended, city
a lift of the eye«, la beauty in endless
table beets excel in size and quality.
C opyrights A c .
Anyonft «ending a «ketch and description may
Also the «oil of the valley is especially change for the contented mind ami tor
or
country,
day or night.
Telephone <¡7;
qntckly Mrertaln our opinion free whether an
the restless one the challenge of the
invent ion m probably patentable, Comniiinlea.
adapted to the culture of the sugar beet
tlons strictly confident lai. HANDBOOK on Patent«
ceaseless thaumaturgy which seems
sent. free. Oldest aeenry tor securing patents.
as il'.is found to contain a large per cent little nearer being found out than
For nale—The north half of the north
FRIENDS COMING.
Patent« taken through Munn A Co. receive
of sugar with a high degree of purity.
when the world began, and yet In com tprrial notice, without charge. In the
east quarter, the southeast quarter of
parison with such line« ot research ns
If ho , meet them at the railroad with
the northeast quarter and the northeast
Fruits
are offered by cuckoo's eggs or the
A handsomely lllnatrafed weekly. Lnnreat cir
one of the Mammoth atalde team«. It
quarter
of
the
southeast
quarter
of
Ruc
culation of any sclentIfJc journal. Term«, f3 a
All the hardier fruits do well here "protective devices” of enterplllnra the
year; four months, f 1. Bold by all newsdealers.
tion nineteen, Routh of range eleven, assures them an cany, comfortable ride.
and are especially fine flavored. No1 region of the clowla may he aal<1 to be
cant of Willamette meridian. Inquire They won’t be tired when they get here.
better apples, prunes, pear« or cherries unexplored. Saturday Review.
if
Branch Office, G25 F BU Wash lug ton, D. C.
Rate« very low.
I at this office.
Civil and Irrigation Engineer,
East Main St., below 4th
EAST KLAMATH FALLS TRACTS
1
I^raxxlc Ira Wliito
Buy
Lost
GET IN LINE!
they
are
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Lauds
Klamath Fails I
Pokegama
Transfer Company
CHAS. PATTEE
M ason
F
cheap
& S lough
ABSTRACTERS
Rates as Low as the Lowest
• • • Insurance ...
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
UNDERTAKING
E. WHITLOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM
BALMER
P atents
Scientific American,
MUNN &Co.3B'“” New York
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