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Cbe Great Klamath Country E. B. HENRY CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR KLAMATH FALLS All kinds engineering and draughting Plans and Specifications Furnished J. E. DUVAL CONTRACTOR and Bl'ILDER Cbe Bomesceker’s Opportunity AND can tie found anywhere than are grown in this valley, and the peaches and more delicate fruits are delicious, but are not always a sine crop. Berries such as rasplx'rries, strawberries, goose berries, currants etc. grow very thrifty and yield plentifully, while the marsh and tule lands are especially adapted to the culture of the cranberry. Stock TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. Ever occur to you that we soinetiinee need money'.* We know it has to some of our subscriber*; bill to others, well we guess they have just forgotten all nlsiiit it. \>uv is the time to pay your subscription. Pay in advance, if you w til, but pay it. The Republican is making a liberal offer to its readers, in the way of free magazines, etc., and in doing so it has an* object the collecting of back subscriptions. You get‘nil value in Thu Republican alone, and we Inqie you w ill appreciate our additional offer suffi ciently to step into our office and pay- up. Klamath County has always been [ noted for raising gixxi horses and tine Ixwi cattle. There are thousands of MAIN STREET. Bet. 5th and 6th Sts 3 3 3 06 acres of open Government range where they graze for seven and nine months of The Centre of the Inland Em the year, and always in prime condition, pire and the Govern i Together with hogs they are easily made ready for market and command a ment’s Greatest Irri Attorney and Counselor at Law g<xxl price from one end oi the year to SOCIETIES OF KLAMATH I ALLS the other. gation Project Examining Atistracts a Specialty A. O. I’. W.— I.inkville Ixxlge No. 110 I Poultry and Bees NOTARY PUBLIC meets in Hie A. O. U. W. hall every The country is adapted to the poul Tuesday evening. Visiting Brothers al O ffice — New Worden Building try business. The fowls are always ways welcome. Roy lliunakar, M. W. Bv C roit A N owlin ' healthy, and eggs and chickens always J. W. Siemens, Recorder. bring a high price. Location Evangeline Lodge No. 88 Degree of There are a number of apiaries in the DR. WM. MARTIN I valley and no better houev can lie found Honor Ixxlge meets in the A. <». U. W. Klamath County is one of the southern than is made here, pure, clear with de hall every second and fourth Thursdays 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 Jesse Marple, Recorder. California line. It is larger than some : epicurean. of the eastern states, extending one W. O. W. Ewauna Camp, No. 799, W., Hunting hundred miles from North to South and <1. W., meets every Tuesday evening The country surrounding Klamath at 7:30 o’clock at Sanderson’« nail. All in its widest part is more than seventy , Falls has long Imen known as the neighbors cordially invited. miles from East to West. .-qiortsinan’» paradise. The big mule C. K. Brandenburg, Clerk. I deer and the saucy blacktali are found BONNEY A TEXTOR A. F. A A. M.— Klamath Lodge No I Gty of Klamath Falls . in large numbers in the mountains, LEGAL, REAL ESTATE and AB while the black and cinnamon Ix-ars are 77. Meets Saturday evening on or tie Il Klamath Falls is the county seat, STRACTING BUSINESS The fishing in the fore the full moon of each month ill the ot always in evidence. Will tarnish Abutracn of title and pay taxes is beautifully located at the mouth 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 het's O. E. S.—Aloha Chapter No.61, meets | ing of titles a specialty, are found in countless numbers. M aih S treet portion of Klamath Valley. offlo«, Naw Wonsan Bxn-x in the Masonic hull every second and 1 ! It has a population of about twenty- fourth Tuesday evenings in each month. [ Climate and Health I five hundred and is growing very rapid Laura A. Willits, w. M. Jennie E. The climate is mild for so high an Kearnes, Secretary. ly, so fast that the mills cannot furnish altitude, the thermometer seldom regis I. G. O. F.— Klamath i lumber to build the houses, its school tering as low as zero. The summers meets every Saturday buildings are ante ng the lest in the and falls are delightful and the nice A. <>. U. W. hall. Jasper Bennett. N.G. State, the high school building being a weather frequently continues until Geo. L. Humphrey, Secietarv. Christmas. The springe are the ouly tine brick recently constructed at a cost bad feature of the climate. They are Ewauna Encampment No. 46.I.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 any kind is practically unknown. the [ costing over »20,01'0. The town is sit- the general health of the [»eople is Saturdays in the month in A. O. U. W. hall. Jasper Bennett, C. I*. LAND SURVEYOR. good, and an epidemic of diseaseof any ' uated on the southern line of the great Geo. L. Humphrey, Scribe. character is practically unknown. timber belt, is the center of a large ag I’rosjierity Rebekah l-odge No. 104 Prices of Land ricultural region, has splendid water I. (). O. F. meets in the A. <>. C. W. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON hall everv first and third Thursdays in power, numerous hot springs, is ideally Eighteen months the month. Jennie Hurn, N. G. located for manufacturing, and is des Ixirinda M. Sauber, Secretary. DR. C. P. MASON i tined to become the chief commercial K. of I’.— Klamath Lodge No. 99 center of Southern Oregon. »20 to »40 per acre. W. hall every meets in the A. O. est land in Oregon. It will nearly all Monday evening. Bert Bamlier, C. C. DENTIST General Resources be under irrigation, some of it within a John Hamilton, K.of R. and 8. One of the finest bodies of pine fir and few months, all of it within a few years. Office in new Kelsay Block M. W. of A.—Lodge meets in the cedar timber in the Northwest lies in When under irrigation, forty acres will A lb I . W. hall every first and third make a man a good living, eighty acres OREGON the northern half of Klamath county, will make him money and one hundred Wednesday in the month. KLAMATH FALLS W. B. .Mclaiuglilin, Consul and is awaiting the woodman’s ax. The and sixty acres will make him rich, No W. A. Phelps, Clerk. largest timber dealersand syndicates in country in the world offers such in- the United States are now competing in dueements. Foresters of America—Ewauna Camp. WILL A. LEONARD No. 61. meets in the A. O. I’. W. hall the market for this timber. Cost of Water DENTIST every second and fourth Fridays in the The sonthern half of the county is C. D. Willson, C R It is estimated by the Government month. adapted to agriculture and is undei 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 I includes Klamath, Poe, Langell, Yonna will be about »1H.00 per acre, and the PIERCE EVANS and other valleys, besides thousands of land owner has ten years in which to fray this sum at the rate of »1.80 per I acres of rich marsh and tule lands, acre annually without interest, and at ! HERN ORE- ATTORNEYS AT LAW that the project will reclaim through the end of the ten years he gets a per H a VE GOOD manent paid up water right. This is its drainage system. KLAMATH FALLS. OR FACH 111 I. s one of the cheapest irrigation systems E NEXT FEW Irrigation in the world. ÍOW A CEI: The government is now spending four T ransportation C. F. STONE and one-half million dollars for the pur In the past, the Klamath Basin has ATTORNEY AT LAW i pose of reclaiming 250,000 acre« of land had no transportation facilities, and , A R E OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE in this great basin. Already the firsi consequently no outside market. To- ! unit of the work is practically complet lay the Southern Pacific R. K. is building into Klamath Falls as last as I ed. Several thousands of acres will be men can lay the rails and drive the j under Government Irrigation next , spikes. In a few months we will bear I spring, and the remainder of the pro- 1 the whistle of the locomotive, then for ject will be pushed to completion as the first time w ill the products of Klam- , ath county have a chance to complete in rapidly as possible. the markets of the world. Stere and Bar Fixtures I | First Class Work Guaranteed Cbe m«cca of the Ulest C. T. BONNEY, Office over Klamath County Bank MELVIN D. WILLIAMS KLAMATH COUNTY BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AI EX MARTIN, President ALEX MARI IN, Jr Cashier The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County —STATEMENT DEC. 31, IIHkl— KKHOl'IK IK Ismus and Discounts..................................... I 'vcrdrnlts ........... Bonds an<l Warrants. Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures Real EetaU ................................. .......... Due from Banks. ...................................... Cash in Bank....................................................... » 274,313.Ail 6,326.72 50,252 68 13,824.3!» 6,166.9!» 266,966.66 31,191.63 »648,075.63 i . i . v hi l.rt i kh $ 100.000.00 1.1.213.01 514,361.63 1,034.60 19,466.411 Capital Stock, fully paid........................ Surplus and Undivided profits............. Individual Deposits, subject to check Cashier’s Checks outstanding Demand Certificates of Deposit............. »MH. 076.03 I, Alex Martin, Jr., Cashier of the aitova named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beet of niv kliowledgeand belief. At.ax M aiitin , Ju., Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January, 1907. [SKALJ 11. V. K i VKKNUAI.I , Notary Public for Oregon. • <xxxxx>ooo<xx) To the Retail Liquor Trade. COUNTY SURVEYOR Civil and Irrigation Engineer, Having opened branch houses in Merrill, East Main St., below 4th Bonanza and Bly, I am now prepared to fill all orders for supplies from these points, thus saving you time and expense C. D. WILLSON KLAMATH • -O-O-O--O-O-O--O-O-O-O-O-O- -O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-OO-O-O- • GET IN LINE! Buy Work will begin on the Upper Project next Spring. v* a< J» The Lost River Re- alty Co. will sell you lands cheap, and on easy terms. Klamath Falls, Oregon Klamath Falls AND Soil FALLS, ORE. Lands CHAS. PATTEE Manager While they are cheap GOING TO KEKO? The character of the soil varies from that of a light sandy loam to heavy If so, get a rig from the Mammoth black dirt extending down from a depth ^tables. Fine, gentle horses, good bug of two feet to fifteen feet beneath the gies, reasonable prices. surface. It is all very fertile and pro ductive. Most of it produces well with I out irrigation and all of it yields abun The Marvel« of Scirnre, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON When we hear of rays of light capa dantly with irrigation. ble of achieving photography through Cereals a foot thickness of solid Iron, of the ABSTRACTS OF TITLE made with neatness and dispatch, Wc Wheat, rye, barley and oats do well charting of the sky Itself on such a invite attention to our FILING CABINET SYSTEM. C.<// or Write to here without irrigation, but of course scale that a thousand million members of the firmament can lie recorded each make greater harvests if watered. H. DURIE, in its appointed place, of the discov Wheat here has l>een known to produce ery of something like the sense organs Licensed Agent, Klamath and Lake 65 bushels ami oats 100 bushels to the of human knowledge on the roots Wc have a choice line of lands in tracts large or small, to suit pur Counties acre, and the quality is unsurpassed. stems and leaves of plants; of the chasers ; also city property of all descriptions. Klamath county wheat took the prize tracking of diseases which decimate Cor. Main and Front St’s. in competition with the wheat fields of humanity to their obscure source In th* the world at the World's Fair at New parasite of a parasite and of the proc ess by which two patient and bumble Orleans. scientists workbig upon a few grains We carry a full line of Insurance, including Life. Personal Accident Grasses of an element In a mere secondary Fire, Steam Boiler. Plate Glass, anti Liability Insurance. Ail kinds of grasses do well here, and form managed to revolutionize out are pronounced by feed experts to be as whole conception of the most stupen nutritious as those grown anywhere dous forces of the physical world It seems Indeed a mystery that the ap else in the world. Alfalfa takes the petite for surprise and sensation should lead, being the principal crop of the turn aside from what the pursuit of valley, and producing from four to eight truth can offer and prefer to regale tons per acre annually. There are al Itself with the petty products of trump j Cleanliness and Good Work ready about twenty thousand acres of ery, Invention and Ingenuity. — Pail ! alfalfa in the Klamath valley and easily Mall Gazette. Guaranteed pays ten per cent on »100 per acre. Bennty of Clonrt«. Cattlemen rush in every fall and buy Also Agent for LONDON AND It Is not of first sight easy to un y every pound of hay right in the stack why people so 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. Is It liecause wV cannot Vegetables 60 YEARS' have a finger in this department of I Probably no country in the world ex EXPERIENCE have purchased B. St. Geo. Bishop’s stock of the wonders of nature, cannot net and cels Klamath county in the quality of label anything in those b'ne fields, p'n undertaker’s supplies its vegetables. Potatoes yield prolil- it down oti cork or fatten it in Canada ¡rally without irrigation and some of balsam: cannot here annihilate dis them grow to Die size of seven and tance with our Ingenious Instruments, eight pounds, with a goodly niiinlier to that we neglect the phenomena of the Holder of License No. 29 granted bv the Oregon Trrsoe M arks the hill. < abliage. velerv,onions, anil sky? There above ns. always ours for Dxstriria State Board of Health. Calls promptly attended, city a lift of the eyes. Is beauty In endin’ ' table beets excel in siz<- and quality. CopvniGHTS 4c. change for the contented mind and •or or country, day or night. ' Telephone 573 Anvono wndhitf n skef « li nnrf douer!H loti mit y I Also tin' soil of :lie valb y ¡a especially qulckly Hivortnin mir «■pi u frm» w I hj I kt nn the rest k s one the challe Invnntlt'D im pr<»bribly piit'iif uM'». < unininrifcft- adapted to the culture < I the sugar lie« t thnit* ut riftll" Hin » IIANOLOOK "Il T Ifenu ceaseless thaumaturgy wl h<-’7 f . . ' ' ' • F . f P • . r, tg. 1 a« il"is found to contain a large per cel:1 For sale—Tin“ north half of the north-1 l’iitPiiffl tiikt'H fiir -uu'li Jliinn A. < u. ru» ulve little tie.- •el" being found Iprrlttl notice, wlf bout chnrco, luth« of purity. east quarter, the southeast quarter of when the world beg in, end li so, rneet theiu at the railroail wilh tin* northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of sec one of Ilie Manirnoth stalde teinns. lt A hnndwnmpljr wonktr. 1 nrurwt Hr- Filiation "f hi any t Hcirr.tIlin F* tcLtlllc Journal. J/uirnnl. Tvrnifl, *3 • '•pi-ot-t've tion nineteen, south of range eleven, assures thein an easy, comfor.tahle ride. ir: four nuiiitlMl« |L tJuid by all newadoulom. rogi ii of tl east of Willamette meridian. Inquire rie i won’t be tncd wben tbcy gefh«|n, Rates very low. Jf .il tlii- office. It unexplored. Brauch Office, CX5 F BU Waabiugtun, D, C. I I Pokegama Transfer Company W. L. McCormick, Manager and Contracting Agent Klamath Fails, Oregon Offiee at end oi bridge C. P. Newton, Agent, Pokegama, Or. B. E. Joy, Agent, Thrall, Cal. Rates as low as the Lowest Time contracts made for special delivery for all classes oi freight between above points Storage warehouse at Klamath Falls beside Ackley Bros, sawmill— Storage rates one cent per 100 pounds per day. Freight delivered Io any part of the city. M ason & S lough ABSTRACTERS Estate ... I msti rri nee . . . J. W. SIEMENS, Proprietor. undertaking ' E. WHITLOCK FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM BALMER g GRIZZLE BROS KLAMATH IM I ORBdON H Scitiiîiiic Bmerieatt. MUNNÄCo.3C,R'”<1';- Nsw York
