Th. Childish Vote. Too Much.
A g<»»| «tory I» told of Miglior Foil,
Ilio filinoli* bllNSO Ilmi* Upon II thn«
Im was «Ingin« •*Th« Buff." when n
childish vol* <• from «mimwlmro In tliu
■tuli» «udilenly pip**,I in anil attempted
to organ I x** mi Impromptu duel. Un
fortunately tin* next Him of tiu* song
wen "IliirlC Whitt »olimi I h flint whirl)
break« upon mine «ar?" Tbl« «*» tickled
tlm fumy of tin* great vocalist thill be
lmr«t Into a hearty fit of Inugliter timi
left tin* platform, followed by the pl
Miilnt. Twin* they euiite buck mid at*
tempted iho -, am. mul finally they had
to ghe It up In de»|telr. mil* li to ilio
emuMeiimnt of the mnllem-e
No Additions to Didland
For tin* asHuiam-i, of puri'liii»era of lota
in tin* low n *>l .Midland, a> well uh to
furnish infoi mut ion to people lntere»ted
in lamia in or near to Midland, which
purchaser » or owner» of laini might l*e
affected by tin* report» to effect that
avverai addition» would I»* mad«* to Mid
land, we take th!» method **f »luting
that there will lai no additione to Mid
land for »otin* year».
We ran give tliia
ilMiiranee, for the i<*aaon that we own
laini on all «idea of the town »ite, all of
w Inch w ill la* kept vacant, except the
vacant html on the »milli ami the eouth*
enet of the town »ite, which ha» been
»et aside for the um * of Nti»k yarda,
»Iu d» anil loading p*-n».— Mini am * l ow**
Women ol Woodcraft, Evanna Circle I
No. 017, im-et» every second und fourth
Friday in banderaon’a hull.
Mrs. Dolile Virgil, G. N.
E. B. HENRY
KLAMATH FALL'
Ali kind» engineering ami draughting
DR. WM. MARTIN
CllStkO C0PP8r CO* I« n * offering it» fir-* allotment **f Tica- try .'•**■ k *
DENTIST
Many Kind« of Day« In Ona.
A mean Hi.hir day I» Iho average or
menu of all llm appirent «olar day»Jn
a year. Mem ^>|.u tlm l< Hint uliown
by a w**ll regulated * Io* -k or watch,
while iippiireiii solar tino* I» l but
eliow'n liy n well * *ii**trmt*d sun dial
The dliTerenee between III** two ill Ul»y
time I« tlm eqmiil'Ui of Ilin** mid max
amount to Nlxteen llllllllte. mil twcll
ty one »e*und» Tie* n»ti'*>i *>nil*'ul day
begins lit noon ami tin* *'l *li.< nt tin*
pr*** riling midnight Tlm ■ .*l*i* .1 mid
ineiin Molar d*iy» uro bolli Invariable,
but one day of III** litter I h *-*|>i:ll to
1 day .'I minute, und •"•*! .'•■'>'* »••■omi» of
Um former
A Sale P.rch,
SOCIt’TIIS OI
KLAMATH FAILS
A. O. I'. W.— f.inkville Inslge No 110
meet» in III** A.O. IJ. W. bull
II every
TuvMiay evening, Visiting Brother« nf-
wav» welcome.
__ Yinleti,
_________
John
M. W. .
J. tV. Miemena, Kworder,
Idvangidim* l.*»lg*' No. mm |>egr<....... .
lb ll*n l.oilg*- 1111*1*1* III th** A. * *. I'. 5V,
hall cii-iy s<-* oiid un i (oiiith Thurmiav«
in t b<* month. Num-v N . tt iiitv, C. o( II.
Je««e Marple, Recorder.
tV. o. tf. I'wimna Camp, N' * 71)1' tt’.
O. tt'.. inidH i-vi-iv Tu**»dav evening
nt 7 :30 o'clock ut r*midi*r»on’a hail. All
imiglil»*! • cordially invited.
C. K. liiandetiburg, Clerk.
t. F. A A. M.— Klmnnlh l.ilg*- No
77. M«*i*t» Saturday evening on or be
for** llie lull ino**n >*i each monlii in the
Maaouic Hall. tV. T. Mliive, tt’. M.
tV. K. Bowdoin, i-ucrutary.
At th<> <*rowded dow ntown corner tlm
frlgbteued |»*d**HtrlmiH wer<* »curry lag
out of tbe w ny of Street cura, automi»-
o F.. S. Aloha Chapter N<>.bl, ni**et«
bile», delivery wag<*u« nml poli* emuli in th** Masonic hall every SWCond ami
ou iior»eba.'k
bmitli Tuesday eveninga ibtach tncnili.
•’tloahj' exe|alim**l tlm wlmlow waah- <'liri»tiim Mm 1***1», W. M. Jennie E.
or, Imiklng down «>n tliein troni lils Keamee, Secretary.
pereti on tlm narrow ledge of a tlfteen
I. <>. o. F.—Klamath L>»lg<* No. 137
■tory wlmlow. "Fin gjnd I uln’t In tliat meet« every Saturday evening in tlm
rrowd!” l'hleng** Tribune.
A <>. F. W. hall W. II. North. N.G.
Geo. I.. Humphrey, Fecielarv.
Almott at Good aa Art.
Ewauna Encampment No. 4'i, I.<>.(>.F.
Enrampuient meets »ccor.il mui fourth
Kmall Edith wiih vlaltlng In tin* oinn
try for the firnt tlm**.
>atur*lay» in the month in
the
Brower, C. I*.
"What <lo y.iu think of our rural A. o. I', tt'. hall. C.
Geo. L. Humphrey, Mcrlbe.
M-cu**ry. dr ir''" i.ked li**r grandmother,
"Oh, It I hii ’I h > I»,.I"' replied Kdlth.
I'roaperity Rel*ekah lx»lge N*>. 104
"It l>»>k« ii I iikm I .1« natural oh real the I 0. O. I Ih* *■! • m I h>- A O, I . W.
hall everv lirst ami third Tbursday» in
ater «ceucry.” < Tn* ago New«.
tin* month. Franci» E. Boyd, N. G.
Frankie Hammond, Hecrelary,
Coliniin—No'. CoHuelon
K. **( I*.— Klamath Ixxlge No. 0<l
'Ite .fudge III till*, divorce «ult there
Meem« to I h * «ini** collusion lH*tw*-<n meets in .**andvt«on'» hall every Mon-
i.i\ *■*. * nine.
Bai I Bambei C. C.
the man mid lu» wife Tb.* Wife Col
Jolip V. Tipton, K. o( 11. ami >.
hiNlon? No. It’» l***i*ti colll»loll eier
M tV . *1 A.—Ixxlge meet« in II e
alnee the ccr>*ni**ny!
Pittsburg Ga
A <•. I . tt . hall vn-iv fb»t and third
sette 'I Ino*«
Wednesday in the month.
tV. It. Melaiuglilio, Consul
Not Has W.ll.
tf. A. I’liell*», Clerk.
Agile« tVb.it ar** you writing. Mia-
F**re«ters **( America—Ewauna Camp.
nlu?
Your will?
Minnie N'**
t'l’i
I .'corgi* t*ro|**i4i»l No. til, meets m tbe A. O. t'. tt . hall
writing my won’t
Inst night, ami I t d*l him I’d niiswr- every s*-**oi,*i ami fourth Friday» in the
month.
C. I>. ttillsvn,C
today. —London Mfcet. h
E. E. Jamison, K**c. Sec.
Chetko Copper
Chetko Copper
CIVIL LMIINIIR and SURVEYOR
Office over Klamath County Bank
F omhanv .
Chetko Copper
MELVIN 0. WILLIAMS
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Civil and Irrigation Engineer,
LAND SURVEYOR.
Chptkn
Cnnnpr Pn
L/IIU
UUp|JCI LU.
Chetko Copper Co.
it .<><><> .<><><<
'* «-
.. »
• i.*-*
-i. i *,.
, ■ »
Own* THIRTY copper claims «00 acre ■* and two water rights on the Cbetko river in Can
County. < tregon, w it hin eighteen mile* of ( hetk Hari*r, on the Pacific < Jcean.
On one of the claim» i- a fifty-loot vein o'cnj ¡»*r ore which is living deve!* ;*d th r < r tain» 13 ¡>er cent copper, ar
gold l*er ton ; making a total of
$90.40 per ton
East Main St., below 4th
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
Attontinn
MASON
P.
DR. C.
DENTIST
Office in American Bank > Trud <
puny’s Building
WILL a . LEONARD
DENTIST
Wlthrow-Melhase HuHdinx
F.
$4,000.00
$27
jjo
-m. d*-! n* ar Trinity - apitai./*-•! at $5.000.000 is »t '. nz at SM to $10 p1
,
..ire; ami tl.<* Halal Ma C* pp-- <
»liar*- on the Boston ami other markets.
m*
PHONE 614
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
C.
MII g IIIIUII
STONE
I- / » C ( , n RP t*
VIILIIXO
»I'jiLi
lompanie«, ami
ih
COI
$1.000,000
eonUtiniog ont bodies tb*t greatly exceed in value the ores of the said tv
now selling its first block of treasury stock at
|
30 cents a share
m a- Copper Stock Buyers b arn the facts about the
ChetkO Copper
properties, the Shares will MOB advance t
flOO a.-l
**’.*er per -r are.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
Klamath Falls, Oregon
J. V. M'TIMMONDS
TAXIDERMIST
AND TANNER
All work guaranteed flrst-cla»«
in every respect
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Hl OS AMI* kOHIM A »F» IAI.TV
NSNI.EV
L-^a. I,
Lx r|’|'Lf
at 30 i ent» a share is way far the Ix-st Copper .'tock buy *: the 'lay. It has the hi»
grad** iop;»-r-gold ore in quantity and th*-rig:.’ masagenwaL Iti* MCVt*
Advance in price, and that soon
.'ample** of the Chetko Copper gold or*- and pros ¡«cluse» can be -een at t!
For Shares, address
RANCH
E. WHITLOCK
UNDERTAKER
AND EMBALMER
C. W. EVANS
C. & .IE E. Mining Agent and Share Broker
Holder of Urente No 29.
K LA M AI 11 E AI» L>,
Lakeside Inn, Klamath Falls, Oreg-
Ashland, Oregon
OK h< i O X
All makes at
Our Hats wear and hold their shape
closing out prices, which include Stetsons, Gordons
Panamas, Split Straws. Etc. Etc.,
See our line of Shoes. Our assortment is the best in
tiie countv. See our line of Fancy Ribbons. W h i te
Goods are offered at the great sacrifice prices, Do not
buy until you see them.
Men’s, Women’s and Children's hosiery—a line unequalled in variety and quality, Every
pair goes at closing out prices.
A beautiful line of extra tine quality Men’s Silk. Lyle,
Linen, Mesh,Balbriggan Underwear.
Men’s, Boys’ and Youth’s
CLOTHING
This week we want to call your attention to our Clothing line. We have two lines
that we are proud of— the Kuh, Nathan & Fisher Brand and the Acorn Brand.
There are more of these clothes worn in this county than any other line, and we sold
them. If they did not give satisfaction we would not be selling more Clothing today than
all other dealers in the city, put together. We have the goods and we have the right price.
The prettiest pattern, the best fit, most durable clothing—that is what we are selling at our
closing out prices. Call and see our special lines.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
We have referred to our line of Waists before, but only slightly.
This week we want the ladies of this county to knew that THE
BOSTON STORE has the largest assortment, :•.test quality, best
fitting, latest designs and nobbiest shirt waists ever brought to this
city. All we ask of you is to examine them and we are sure of
pleasing you. They are selling at closing out prices and give you a
rare opportunity.
> X U-
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The Boston Store = L. Jacobs & Co
Si
»ca*ttoiato
;s-'i*.- I» treasury stock-