In nùe«ncTof thè Roman finiperor'C!>n’-
stantin«* In 321 orderlng that all worS
sbould evase in ih«* clties “on Ih«* ven
<VIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR
eralo Sunduy." but permittltig neve«
If You Want to Drivo Away Dissasc,
sary fami work to be attendsd to. St.
KLAMATH FALLS
Turn Shepherd.
Louis Kepnblle.
“Oil worker» are never bald." aald ft
I kinds engineering and draughting
druggist.
"Visit our oil region* or
A Hardship.
those of Russia. Examine the work
Favored Walter I'm golu’ to h* r e
men's hair. It is soft and (hick and
DR. WM. MARTIN
glossy, for petroleum cures Incipient her.* when r y week Is up.
Regular Guest- Eh! You get good
baldness, and if your hair Is thiuning
DENTIST
nib some In. Never mind the suiell. pay, dou't ,v«>u?
"lie. 'boot the same's everywhere."
It will do you good.
"Aad tij * besides7”
x
"Sbepliertls enjoy remarkable health.
l'A good many ."
The oild odor of a sheep seottls to drive
"Then vv hat’s the mutter?"
awav disease. Sheep are especially
"They «leu't allow no time for goln'
good for whooping cough. In the sheep out t > meah. 1 have to e.u here."—
country when n child takes the whoop London M ill.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
ing cough It is the custom for the
mother to put It to play among the
The Dang«r.
sheep, and the next day it is well.
A lawyer while conducting bls case
“The men and women who work
LAND SURVEYOR.
cited tiie authority of a doctor of law
among lavender, gathering It or ill*
yet ¡dive.
tilling it. never have neuralgia or nerv
“My learned friend." interrupted tho
ous headache. Lavender, moreover. Is
Judge, "you should never go upon the
' l Ä M A T H FALLS, OREGON
ns g >od as a sen voyage for giving tone
authority of atty save that of the «lead.
to the system. Run down persons of
The liviug may change their minds." •
DR. C. P. MASON
ten work for nothing In lavender plants
Nos Lol sirs.
In order to build themselves up.
DENTIST
“Salt miners can wear summer
•ffice in American Bank and Trust Com clothes in blUsard weather without
Ths First Thought.
"What would be your first thought if
pany's Building
fear of catching cold, for colds are uu-
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known among salt workers. Breweries ;i>:: v.ere to strike oil or in some other
■ ccome and !• nly wealthy " •
•ALAMATH FALLS
OREGON and tanneries and printing ink fac
.1). I suppose, like ¡ill th«* rest of
tories bar out consumption. Turpen
tine works and ropcwalks bar out rheu • ¡i. my first thought would be eon-
•er: in' the shortest aud quickest way
WILL A. LEONARD
matism. Copper mines bar out ty
to Naw York."—Chicago Record Her-
phoid
New
York
Press.
DENTIST
tiX
E. B. HENRY
TRADES THAT CURE ILLS.
‘ ffice over Klamath County Bank
MELVIN D. WILLIAMS”
ivil and Irrigation Engineer,
East Main St., below 4th
Wlthron-Melhase Building
When Chloroform Was New.
Here is a curious little story about
Sir James Simpson, the man who in
PIERCE EVANS
troduced the use of chloroform into
surgery, and a peril which he escaped,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
as rvcorded by Lyou Playfair. Simp
son when busy with his researches In
i.LAMATH FALLS,
•
OREGON to the subject of anaesthetic« culled
one day on Playfair and asked if he
bad anything new likely to produce-
C. F. STONE
anaesthesia. Playfair bad just pre
pared a liquid which seemed worthy
ATTORNEY AT LAW
of trial. Simpson, who knew no fear,
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
prepared instantly to test it on him
self. This Playfair refused to allow
until It had first been tried on rabbits.
Two were procured and placed under
the effects of the anaesthetic. Next
J. V. M'TIMMONDS
day Simpson proposed to try it on him
TAXIDERMIST AND TANNER
self. "We might as well see how the
All work guaranteed first-class
rabbits have fare«!." said Playfair.
in every respect ::
::
::
They found both the animals dead.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
BI GS AND ROBES A SPECIALTY
P*o« —
HENLEY RANCH
E. WHITLOCK
UNDERTAKER
AND EMBALMER
Hol<ler of License No 29.
KLAMATH FALLS,
OREGON
Happens Once Every 2.500,000 Year».
A remarkable freak In moon phases
was noted in the month of February.
ISfai, a month which lias gone Into
astronomical annuls ns "the month
without a full moon." In that year
January and March each bud two full
moons, but February none. A writer
In a leading astronomical Journal n<«*«
the following language lu describing
It: "Do you realize what a rare thing
in nature It was? It has not happen
ed before since the beginning of the
Christian era or probably - nee the ere
atiou of the world! It will uot occur
again, according to the computations
of the astronomer royal of England,
for—bow long <lo you think? Not un
til after 2.300,(«<0 years from IS,:»;”’
KLAMATH COUNTY BANK
It has laen decreed by Hame Fashion
that visiting cards »liould not lx* written.
Xccordinglv, thorn* who wish to bend
KLAMATH FALl.fi, OREGON
knee to this inexorable old lady sbollili
call at the Republican otlirv and leave I ALEX MARTIN.
E. It. IIEAMES,
ALEN MAUI.IX', Jr
their order lor cards. This otHw has
President
V ice- President
Cashier
just purchased the latest styles both of
tvpe and cards and is pivpaiisl to <lo
work for you that is unsurpassed lor
«Ivie and quality,
I
- STATEMENT I'l'C. H, II*”'-
l or mbH illation of Kliimiith county,
aildre.-s Mark !.. Burns, Klamath Falls,
hi socifi rs
Oregon.
1 oans and l>i»count«......................................
♦ S74. l43.d6
The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County
I < iverdraft«
.
SOCIETIES OF KLAMATH I ALLS Hanking House, Furniture and Fixtures
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M.N24. Ill
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A. O. I'. XX'
l.inkvill«* I.islge No 110 Pue from Banks....................................
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meet« ill the A.O. I'. W. hall every Ci'-h in Hank ............. ........................................................................................
ruesday evening. Visiting Br«>liiers al
IH,075.113
ways welcome.
John Yaden. M. XX.
J. XV. siemens, Recorder.
1.1 VIlll.lTIKS
Capital StiM'k, fully paid...........................................
f list.isst. do
F.vai'gvline Lodge No. S.4 pegrtu* id Snrnhis and l'ndivi.le.1 nrutlts.
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1.1,21.1.01
Honor laslge meet« in the Y.O.
XV. Individual Ih-poiiitb. aulject to check
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514,101.03
hall every second and fourth Thursdavs Cashier’s Checks outstnnding
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1,0.11 Hi
m the month. Xancv X . XX' lute. C. of fl. He in a i ul Certificate» ol iX'posil....................................... .............. ... ...
l»,4«6.4fi
Jesse Marple, Recorder.
♦<d«, 075.03
XV. O. \V. Ewatina Camp, No. 799. XV.
O. \V., meets every Tuesday evening
I, Ales Martin. Jr., Cashier nl the als.ve named Bank, do solemnlv
at 7:30 o’clock at Sanderson’s hall. All swear that the strove statement is true to the be»l ,d mv knowlrxlgesnd Ix-lief,
neighbors cordially milled.
A ik M victim , .hi., Cashier.
C. K. Brandenburg, Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to twfore me this Till day “I January, ll<0..
-I vt]
1' V. K»v«l SMI I .
A. I A A. M.—Klamath 1 «Igv No
Notary 1‘ublic for Oregon,
77. Meet« Saturday evening <>n or !«■
fore the mil misui of each month in th«*
Mas
Ha . W. I Shive, W. M.
IV. E. Bowdoin, Secretary.
<>. E. *■. Aloha Cl.apu i N>.01, meet»
in the Masonic hall every second and
fourth Tuesday evenings in sech nicntli.
t’lirixtinq Mur loch, XV. M. Jennie E.
Reauies, Secretary.
• O OOOOOO OOO OO O 000 0000-00 (X> •
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a
I. O. O. F.— Klamath laalge No. 137
meets every Saturday «veiling in tin*
, A. O. C. w. hall. tv’. II. North, N.G
Geo. L. Humphrey, Sectetarv.
Ew an mt Encampment No. 4<1, 1. «».<>. F.
Encampment meets seco mi and fourth
Saturdays in th«* month in
the
.t. O. U.
ball. c. c. Brower, c. 1'.
lieu. I.. Humphrey, Scribe.
I’rosju-ritv Rebekah laxigi* No. 101
1. <>.<>. F. meets in th«' A. <>. I'. XV.
hall everv first and third Thurwlays in
tiie month. Francis E. Boyd, N. <«.
Frankie Hammond. Secretary.
K. of I*.— Klamath Txslgt* N >.
'
meets tn Sanderson’s hall everv Xf.ui
dav evening.
IG-rt Bnuilx-r. C. C.
John Y. Tipton, K. of R. and S.
M. XV. of A.— I.islge meets 111 the
Domestic Weather Prophets.
Probably everybotly knows that there A. O. 1'. XV. ball riri v first an I third
are hygroscopic plants which Indicate Wednesday in the month.
The Christian Sunday.
XV. B. Xlelavngh'in, Consul
I
The keeping of Sunday, the first day more or less clearly the quatitit.
XV. .X. Phelps, Clerk. •
of the week, as a sacred day in mem moisture in the atmosphere. A strip of
Foresters of America—Ewaun.i Camp,
ory of the resurrection and'of the de seaweed hung in an exp >s«*d position
XV. hall
scent of the Holy Ghost dates from frequently does «buy ns a ¡»opuhtr mid No. <>1, meet« in the A <>.
tti. beginning of Christianity. It was easily comprehend« I w.-nth r glass, al every second and fourth Friday« in the
C. 1 •. Wills« fi. <'. I:
called the Lord's day in all th-* church though it may be doubted whether its tie nt h.
E. E. Jamison, Rec. •*•«■<•.
es. but gradually acquirtsl the name of predictions are of much value. More
Sun-day from the Romans, who called reliance can be placed in til« lu-bavlor
XViunen of XX'issIcrsft, Ewantia Circle
th«' first day of the week dies soils, or of a pine twig, which may very readi X". <147, m«'«'t» everv ««-etyid an«l fourth
day sacred to the «tin. Th«- first official ly • e press«-1 Into ««-rvice as a domestic Friday m Sanderson's hall.
recognition of Sunday as a holy day la weather prophet. -Cologne Gazette.
Mrs. I»o||i.' Virgil, G. N,
I o
Having) opened
branch houses in Merrill,
I
Bonanza and Bly, I am ’now prepared
to
fil! al! orders for supplies from these points,
thus saving you time and expense' >
>
C. D.iWILLSON
KLAMATH IFALLS, ORE.
Buy a Lot in Hills’ Addition
Just Hast of the Depot
One Hundred and Twenty five Dollars
FOR A LOT 50x120 FEET
BIGGEST LOTI
' ’ 1-'1 ' -
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I Ronds and Waiian! ■
SATALLEST PRICE
Can you find a better investment in the city?
You are
paying the present value price and will thus secure
the benefit of the increase
i * * FRANK IRA WHITE w <