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Hontlis and Season« July Chorus- "Bright July." Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Rainshy are vis Additional Briefs August Hong—"There's Bust upon iting relatives in Merrill. II1.... iov Mmitlr" Etta Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J. <i Pierce ami son Mrs. Neil Campbell returned this The onlvrtaininent given at the Hout- 0. Hummer Trio—"The Royal Indian Albert left for the east Monday morning week from Ashland, where she had lieen t<m opera house laxt Hut unlay aft »noon Hummer,1* expecting to I m absent several months. and cwnlng, «nlitl«<l Month« mid H«a- 7. Hummer Chorus — "Children of for several weeks. During their «I me rice their home will I m Earth." eons, wet a dacidml aucvaaa. I<ong lie- 1 R. G. Hwift Is over from Pokegams, occupied by Mr. and Mrs H. L. Aid- Hummer Tableau. fore the curtain went up the house w as where he is employed by the McIntire rich. crowded, and every available space was Part IV—Autumn I compuny. Mr. Hwift was formerly Dr. J. A. Best, ol Pendleton, who is occupied. Professor Robinson is de- | Heptemlier Hong—“The Hultry Hum bixjkkeeper fur the company in this one ol the large landowners of this coun serving of congratulations U| hiii the suc mer"—Hattie Vuea. city. ty, returned to his home Monday, after cessful manner in which he drilled the Octo Iter Hong—"Mine is no Flowsry Charles Puttee of Bonanza was in the a sojourn ol several weeks. He expects young folk. The following is the pro Oarlaud"— Mark Conklin city this week on business. Mr. Pattee to return here in the spring to remain gram, each nuiulwr of which is duserv- 3 Novemlwr Song—"Ob ! the Royal is at present engaged In the construe permanently. Ing of special mention, {which la omit Indian Hummer"—Ixrvis Clift. lion ol the new flouring mill that is to ted only through lack of space: R. R. Wallace and H. G. Meyers, ol Autumn Trio—"The Fruits I Bring" be erected in Bonanza. the State Board of Barber Examiners Part I Autumn Chorus-"Hurrah I Hurrah ! George W. McIntire returned this were in the city this week for the pur- 1. Chorus—"Joy, Joy, a Year is Come." . for the Autumn." week to Pokegama, where lie will again l>ose of clipping some annual fee» out of 2. January Hong—"Ohl I am the Frost Thanksgiving Tableau. resume bis duties as forwarding agent the barbers of this city. King"—Harry Galarnnau, Part V—Winter tor the McIntire Transportation com 3. February Hong—"I aiu the Last ol Clarence Mitchell of the U. H. H. all tlie Train"—Beatrice Clenden- ** liei-einlier Hong—“Ye Call Me a pany. Yorktown, w ho has been visiting rela Tyrant"—Archie Moore. One of the reminders of the days tives in this city during the past ten ning. 4. Winter Chorus—"Winter has come’ -• March and Chorus of the Months— agone was to be seen on the streets of ■lays, returned to his ship Monday "We I>ear Friends are Happy." this city, when Billy Buys, Jack and morning. (With obligato Jan. and Feb.) Rouble Chorus- "Joy ! Joy ! a Year William McGregor and R. H. McGowan 6. !>uet—"Boisterous and Cold.” is Come." “We Dear Friends are passed through here on their way to One of the best articles on the re 0. Chorus "Come to the Fire." Happy." 'Grants Pass from Regent, Nev. They sources and possibilities of Klamath Winter Tableau. are mining prospectors and left the lat county is an inteview by John C. Hill, Part II—Spring. ter place about a month ago. They had recently published by th« Oakland For Sale 1. Mari li Hong—"Come Wsclome Me.” ■ traveled about 100 mile«. With the Tribune; Mr. Hill has made a ci<me —Lissie Houston. party were seven of the prosjiectors’ study of conditions here, and is well 2. April Hong—"Hunny, Cloudy April” 1140 acres of excellent land, miles friends, the burro. They were laden qualified to pass judgment on thia sec —Vera Houston. out, one mile from macadam road ; 600 with camp equipment and prospecting tion. 3- May Hong -"I come the last of the. acres under gravity ditch, laterals all tools and presented a picture that merle Jack Kimball, the well known t ini tier Sister Band -—Marguerite Worden. made; 140 acres under promised high- many people stop and look track to the cruiser of the Weyerhaeuser com [-any, Trio — "Spring is linn»." 4. line ditch; 2V» acres In'grain ; 250 acres ■lays wen they were associated with the who, for the pant several months has 6. Spring Chorus — "Then Mortals in alfalfa; good eight-room house; mining interests of the Coast. been employefl around Silver Lake Hing." arg« barn and granary; four wells. The license to do business in the cruising timber, returned to this city Spring Tableau. Price t-53 )>er acre, one-third cash, stat« of California has tieen received by Saturday. He will leave in a few days Part HI—Summer balance on easy terms. Major Worden for the Bank of Dorris. for the south where he will engage in I. June Song -"I'm Coming, I'm Com MASUN A HlOUGH, I'urt of the equipment lias l«-en re- the same work. ing"—tioldy Burnt-». t Esclusive Agents. ' ceived and it will not l>e long before the o June Chorue~"BrighL Sunny June" I There is one man in Klamath County 3. July Song—"I Follow the Foot Advertise in the Republican if you institution will open its doors for busi who does not intend to sell his property. ness. wish to succeed in business. step«"—Ines Elliott. lleisH. G. Bussey of Langeli Valley. The ^proposition submitted to the Mr. Bussey is one of the old timers, and (’hamlier of Commerce by William Bit he eays that he is perfectly satisfied now tie Wells representing the Hunset maga | that I .an gel 1 Valley and the I’pper zine, was not accepted. Mr. Wells of Project has shown the rest of the county fered to print 2D, 000 Ifl |>age pamphlets that they are able to do thing« in that for |380, provided that the chamber Heclion. in ttds view of the situation took a |144O advertisement in the Hun- Mr. Bussey m right. It is such spirit as set. The Chamber was not particu'arly that manifested by him that has made captivated by the offer es;<ecially since the Upjier Project vriiat it is today and THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE BL*» BVU0INO. 1*0*11.4*0, ORBUO* the Mine ;>ainphlet can 1« produced in that will make it one of the richest this city for practically the same sum. THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOU sections in the State ot Oregon. Ours la "tic of ih<* ten larf<'«t buaine«« rollrge« In th« I’aited Mtai*a. The Public Schools desire to express Enrollment, ptot year, M2 pupil« K |ttlpm«nt fta.uuu Graduate» «re all employ«* ! through these columns their apprecia Mow's I his ? Placed Bbl pupil» Into locrahva poaiuon« during |>a«t year. W • oil place you w.»*n com pate nt. tion for the assistance the public ren We offer One Hundred hollar* Reward for II W. HKHNKK, Pre. SEND FOli CATALOGUE I M W ALKKK, Prln. dered in attending the cantata recently any caw of f'atarrh that cannot be cured by given, and also to those who assisted HalF»Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O. personally, wear« very grateful. '• We. the One piece is a portion and a hnriom«!« > -ert Preferred Stork Pcarhet, from the IL/hLndi of California. These mountain peach ei arc univertaJly conceded to be the fine it ¡«cachet in the wurld. Preferred Stock Canned Goods Wherever the ¡k««t are Or ear a In order to ir< urc extra »uprrior quality anti flavor for Pteierred Stock Yellow Demcrt Peaches they are elected, when uit ripe, juicy and spirv, plucked in the mon i r , then rand-preled and canned right in this mounuinou», peach-gr<> wing country. Purit^tnJ •; n.i.ir.u::r.'J PrrffrrrJ Fto.i utjeur Crttrr’i ALLEN A LEWIS. Wb.l-ul« Groom. PORTLAND. OREGON. V. «. A. viw mnrn’c $ VAN RIPER’S I'he Eastern Sugar-Cured Hams Have arrived Also a large barrel of the choisest salt-mackerel £ «r Travellers from this city to Portland with the provition, of the act ot Congress of and Han Francisco may not know that June Z, 1ST«, entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in the State« of California. Ore General Manager Abbott of the Klamath gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as Iuske railroad has succeeded in making extended to all tho Public Land States by act arrangements for the reservation of two ■<f August «. 1SW. Hayden J. Lockwood, of sections on the trains running from Klamath Fall« county of Klamath. State of Oregon, has this day filed tn thia Thrall to these cities. The reservations office hl, sworn statement No. sail, for for Portland start at Ashland, but no the purchase ot the el,««1, and wt,ne‘M of charge is made for Pullman accommo Section No. 2S. In Township No. W a. Range No. dations from Th rail to that town. Irre lO E W M. and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for It, timber or spective of what the Pullman conductor stone than for agricultural purposes, and to may tell you al Thrall these sections establish bis claim to said land before the can be hail if insisted upon. When 1 Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, at his travel is heavy and berths scarce, the office at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on Fri day, the 10th <lay of January INS conductors are apt to dim flam travel He names as witnesses: lers from this city and give the berths H. 8. Grlgaby. Geo. Weber. W.H. Webb and to someone not entitled to them, but he W. O. Webb, all of Klamath Falls. Oregon . Any end all persons claiming adversely the cannot dispose of them until he leaves ! above-described lands are requested to file Trhall, and then only to passengers to their claims in thia office on or before said get alroard there, if they ask for the I lOtb day of January. 19UX. J. N. WATSON. Register. accommodations. ever seen in this city, which we sell in large or small quantities. We also keep the best cheese on earth— Fort Klamath cheese. £ £ a £ Watch this space for announcement of Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee To be handled exclusively by the<^^^ V VAN RIPER BROS. I r>o-r>r>or>r>r>r»r>r>r>-r> oo-oooo-oooooo* 1 CASH MEAT MARKET* Opposite Van Riper Bros. ' Phone ^96 We deliver to any part of the rity - z {j Hon. Charles V. Galloway, State 1 T.atid Agent, was in this city this week on his way to Lakeview. He expects to 1 return to Salem by way of Prineville and may possibly visit Burns. He »tales that there is a growing demand for state lands in thia section, and that it will not be long before the same con dition exists here as does on the other ; side of the mountain, where there are less than 2,000 acres of state land left (or sale. ¡Phone orders given careful and prompt attention. J We cut hams to accommodate customers 4 J. W. Hawxhurst, Prop\ 00.0.000000-000- 0000-00-00 o-oooov tfAWAtAto + BAKERY ? < FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, S' DRESSED CHICKENS, S’ 'S FRESH BREAD g' i HOHE BAKERY £ +WWWP W W WWfM 4- \MtAtAtAto | HOME Vnderaigned, have known F. J. There will lx- a meeting of the Inland Cbeney for the lam 15 year», and believe him Empire Club tomorrow evening, when perfe<*tly honorable in all busine»« trannac matter« ol much importance to the or Ilona and financially able to carry out any ob ligation» made by bi« firm. ganization will be considered. Among WALhlNGs KINNAN A MARVIN. them will l>e the question of removal, Whole*» le hroKKUtH. Toledo, O. increasing the Moor space and consider Hall*» Catarrh Cure 1» taken internally, act ing a prop Mition from the Twenty-One ing directly upon tbe blood and mucou» aur- face» o4 the ayttem. Tevtimoniala »ent free Club. The season is at band when the Price 75centa per bottle. Sold by all Drug Club can l>e made a very important fac ffUla. tor in the social life of tlie city, and it is Take Hall's Family Pill» for constipation. quite im|M>rtant that several matter« l>e definitely settled in order to clear the $10 Reward way for many social functions which tlie Board of Managers have in mind. Then-fore a large attendance is request Will lie paid for the return of dark ed at the meeting Friday evening. brown mare, white strip on face, brand Ivan Applegate returned Tuesday ed 7B 'connected) on left hip. Return evening from the lava lieds. He states to C. D. Willson. Klamath Falls, Ore. 10-10-11-7 • that the rain fall was not as heavy there a» here. The range there is in splendid condition and tlie prospects are that the Notice for Publication sheep men will have a prosperous win Cat ted State, Land Office. Lakeview, Oregon ter. He expects to return there in a Oct. M. 1W7. few days. Notice ia hereby given that in compliance i I 10-31—1-2 Investigate Examine Page Woven Wire Fence Our representative will be glad to show you the various syles and explain their merits. Be sure and see the PAGE GADDIS & DIXON, niLiMittj« HEDFORD, OREGON or VOLNEY DIXON, Travelling Representative, Klamath Falls Savings Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon RAVING is the first great principle of success. It creates independence, it gives a young man standing, fills him with vigor, it estimates him with the proper energy, in fact it brings him the best part of any success—happi ness and contentment. We Invite Your Account and Pay 3 Per Cent on Time Deposits J. W. SIEMENS, Cashier G. W. WHITE, President GEO. T. BALDWIN, Vice-Pres W. A. DELZELL, Asst. Cashier M ason a S lough ABSTRACTERS choice line of invest ments will ITYOlre purchaser money Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON & SLOUGH Notice for Purchase of School Lands Department of the Interior, United State» Land Office Lakeview, Oregon, Oct. 17, 11)07. Notice i» hereby given that the State of Oregon has, under the provisions of the Act of Congress oi August 14,1848, and the Acts supplemental and amenda tory thereof, made application for the following described unappropriated, II. G. Wilson, superintendent of tl.e iion-mineral, surveyed public land as Klamath Reservation, was in the city indemnity for losses to its grant for com Monday, returning from Burns, where mon school purposes, to-wit: List No. 233, for the ne*4swl4, Sec. lie had Ireen representing an Indian in a 1 34, se,4gw,4, Sec. 32, nw<4nwl4, Sec. contest case. Mr. Wilson recently purchased a lot in tlie city of Eugene, 3;i,T. 328., R. 7S E., W. M. Any and all persons claiming adversly on which, tlie Guard states, that he will the above described lands are requested erect a residence next spring. to file their said claims in this office on If you have a kick to make on your or before the 14th. day of December, asaeament now is tho time to do it for 1B07. the Board of Equalization is in session. J. N. Watson, Register. After November 21 when it will adjourn The above notice will be published in it will not be possible to secure any the Klamath County Republican, a change. It would be well for those who weekly newspaper printed and pub believe that they have "a kick «-coin lished at Klamath Falls, Oregon, for in' "tocall at the court house now, five sttecessive weeks before the 14th and thus save themselves and the slier- I dAy,0* December, 1907. [ 10-31-11-28 J. N. Watson, Register. iff a great deal of trouble later. i KLAMATH FALLS MACHINE SHOP to IFe are prepared MACHINE WORK. do BLACKSMITHING and Repair Work of all kinds done promptly. We guarantee all our work to be first class and at BETWEEN 6th Satisfactory Prices. AND 7th ON WALNUT .T v FURS s HIDES ■pot cvh. 10 to mom money for yon to »hip Raw Far» and Ride» to nathan to kt home. H rite for Price Liat, Market Re port. Hhippitm Tima, and about our HUNTERS’&TRAPPER8’GUIDE • iX-MlLk pa«M. leather bound. Beat thing on the «abject »ear errittea llluatratiac »H Fur Animal« AH about Trappen* Secrete. Decoy». Trap«. Qame Law« How and where to trap. aa< to become a «ue- ceeafuI trapper It*« a reewter Bnrycl >p4di» Price. t*J To o«ir cuatetner», 91 th. Hide» tanned iato beautiful Robe». Our MacneAac Bait and Decoy sUracte aaiasate to trapa. Bl OO per botUa. J^«B,J'e«r Hide» aad Fun to aa and ret torheet pr.ee». Aatawh Bm, HHfc.ijii«