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50 per cent, vegetable natter. Klajaath's greatest
Oregon's richest soil. Arn Alv,,
bargain! at 920 per acre aid upwards. Eaay Termi. MUAif -TXJy 1
RIPUBUCAM CANDIDATES
ros COUMTT CtUK
I hrrebv announce mysell m ranJI-
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ticket, lor Uounty utera, al Hi coming
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WKDNF8DAY, FKIIKUAUY 6, 1WW.
I lirttlijr declare mysell a candidate
(or the nomination lor County Clerk en
tlic Republican ticket, subject to the tie-
rltion ol the otere at the primary elec
tion. C. It. IWIap.
If 'ytu are a candidate your
aanouncement should appear
with the others in The Herald.
where everybody will read it.
Mr. Bryan has politely, but
noee the less firmly, declared he
-will not stand aside for anybody.
Did anybody ever have any
that he would?
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tot COUNTY TXKA1U1E
I hereby announce uiv camlltlacy lor
re-election to Die ottlce ol County
TrfAturer on the Republican ticket sub
Ject to the decision il the primaries on
April 17.
IhAI.VA i.kwih.
I hereby declare mysell candidate
lor the nomination t( County Treasurer
on the Krpubtiran ticket, subject to the
consideration ol the witers at the prl
tnary election. T. W. STKI'IIKNS.
roa county Asstatoa
I hereby announce mjsell a. a candl-
ro county susdt
I hen-be announce uir-ll a candi date lor nomination tin tho lleubllrnn
.lite lor the nomlnttloo oa the Republi. 1 ticket, tor County A.fe.wr. ol Kl.titialh !
tan ticket lor the offlce ol Sheriff ol ' County, subject to the decision ol the
Klamath county, subject to the decision j voters at the primary election.
ol the coming primary election.
W. H. tlAH.SU.
Secretary Taft heartily ap
proves the President's Philppine
policy, and the President just as
heartily approves of the approval.
That's red nice and comfortable
for all parties along the line,
vca if the Filipinos don't have
anything- to say about it.
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Th President's message prom
iaes to be more than a nine day
weader. Representative Henry,
of Texas, is circulating a call
for a Democratic caucus to
indorse the President's message
iatoto. They should go further
and' indorse him for President
on tat democratic ticket for a
"Imtrm"
1 herrbr drclara mvsell a candidal
idea , lor the office ol .herllt lor the ooniUI
i eratlou ol thv republican voter at the
primary elettion.
U..MJiinShY.
It certainly does look as though
there were some people out in
Oklanessa who do not want the
"uneesarable'' to enjoy the vot
ing privilege. The proposed law
compelling a man to be able to
read and to construe any statute
or Mjr clause in the state con-
before he can vote.
nice -a movement to give
the lawyer a monopoly on the
right of suffrage, and it would
cut out even some of that profes
sion if strictly enforced.
As long as a man agrees with
you, you think him a good fellow.
When he antagonizes your ideas
and doctrines, you don't like him
ao well. As long as the farmer
went about plowing, hoeing and
harvesting, and let the profes
sional politician run the politics,
and the monopolies run the busi
ness, nobody called him a crank
or an ignoramus. But' when he
took a hand in politics and began
to question the right of others to
rob him, the dogs of wor were
let loose on him.
.'To be entirely honest and
frank, I am compelled to say
that the message reads like the
ravings of (a disordered mind."
This is one of the comments of
Chancellor Jas. Day, of Syracuse
university, made after he had
read the message that President
Reosevelt sent to Congress. "In
my opinion it is plain that it is
not a message to Congress, but a
harangue to the people," he con
tinued. 'That part of the docu
ment in which an appeal is made
to class prejudice suggests a
shrewd but reckless demagogue."
There is an impression based
oa excellent foundation that
President Roosevelt is consider
ing calling Congress in extraor
dinary session this Summer if it
adjourns without attempting to
safeguard. what be terms' the
-wetfaM of the people. If this
saw is taken it will mean 'that
usflgsass may be tn Washington
daring the entire time of the
nsminaiing conventions snd the
campaign. This would give
Roosevelt a great advantage in
dictating the choice of the con
vention for .President, as it
S prevent all unfriendly
trsel.Coacress from d
; his plans. It will be re
that there was nothing
laontjoned about a "square deal"
is tfco. President's recent met
1 hereby announce ay candidacy lor
th nocalratlon ot Sbrrifl ol Klamath
County aubject to themion ol the re
publican Tbter at the wiuiary lection,
April 17th 1W0S. VM. MAKT1N.
roc state azNAToa
I hrrolth announce mytell a candi
date far Joint eenator Irum Klamath,
lake and Crook countlee on the He
publican ticket, aubject to the declilon
ol the primary election.
I.. K. WII.UTri.
iiKi.TK.wtTiiitmr.
I hereby announce uiy candidacy lor
Aiareeor ol Klamath County, -ubject to
the action ol the Uepubllian tuter al
the primary elritlon ol April 17, !'..
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tarclla. Feb. I, 1MM.
We Make Little
FllBS
But there is always
something doing at
our place in the House
Furnishing line. We
carry the largest stock
of House Furnishings
in Klamath County.
See us for a Square
Deal.
VIRGIL & SON
At Um UrUfc on Main Sired
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Kreih ami Cured Meala'atxl Snii.;.- of nil kind.
Wx handle our meats in tlioimut inoilriti way Indian
linca, and tirrnuinliriif a. Try tli nml n will ! rnott
happy to liio you fur it ciutmiter I'rtv Delivery
101 DtSTUCT ATTORNEY '
I hereby announce inyaetf at a candi
date on the Kepubtican ticket lor the
ttomlnatioi lor the otTice ol Dblrkt At
torney lor Klamath and Ijike ronlitlrt,
tubjret to the ileciiion ol the tolrri at
the pthuaiy election.
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CENTRAL CAFE
Open Day
and Night
Private Dining l'arlora
Oysters served in Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
roa county SKXsirr
I 1 reenectliillv announce tutnll aa a
1 hereby submit tny name to th K-1 candidate lor the oitlce ol Mierlfl on the
publican voter for joint eenator from
Klamath, Lake and Crook countlea at
the primary election to be held April
17, 1W.
Marine faithfully repreeented tela
iutrict in the laat aeaaion of the lefU-
laiure, ana sine in aenalorshlp baa.
for thia term, been conceded to Klam
ath. I awaln ask for th favorable con
sideration of the voters of this Sena-
lorial district. Keapectfully.
OEO. M. MERKVnAN
rot scaooL SOTtanrrDrotirr
I reepectlully announce tor candidacy
(or re-election on th Republican ticket
to the office; ol County School ijuperin
tendeut, eahject to the will ol the voter
at the primary election.
J. U. WIGHT.
IVmiocretlo ticket, sutecl to the mil ol
the volet at the primarv election
II, hT.tl'KO HldllOl'.
I hereby announce ruyeell a candidate
on the Democratic ticket, lor the nor.il.
nation (or eherifl, (or the combination
ol the tolrre at the primary elrctlu.
It. K. IIU.NMAKKi:.
rot county ceieiru
I rotpectlully announce mytell at a
candidate (or th oHlc ol Coroner ol
Klamath Countr, Oregon, on the Item
ocralic ticket, aubject to th approval
ol the voter at the primary election on
April I. 1MM.
KAKI. WI1ITI.IH3K.
Every Meat
Eater . . .
WIai enjoya a nice steak ur chop
or nat houU order from ui
We aerve our tuitoinere with the
cholcctt cuts.
lite 'phono t'S't. A prompt de
Ihcry It alwiyi made
J. W. Hawxhurit
Caah Market
kain vrc. Near eta
Incorporated November 28, 1900
Statement of Condition
of thr
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Falls, Oregon
DECEMBER 31, 1007
RESOURCES
Imns nnd Ui.tconi)t.i
iwnilrtunilbccunllfrt
ICcnl rotate, ItulldiiiK.s uud
Fixture
Cosh and Slk'lit Hxrlutntcc
$340,530.60
03.S2S.84
14,745.10
166.247.69
$585,040.51
LIABILITIES
Capital .Stuck, fully pr.Iil
Surjilurt nti'l I'rullut
Due Other Itnnks
Deposit
5100,000.00
21,753.11
.')2,OO0.04
431,205.46
$385,049.51
I, Alei Martin, Jr , Cashier of thv aUivrnamnl
hank, do aolrmnly swrar that the abnte atate
ment l true to the heat of my knoiat.tljr andlwllcf
AI.KX MAllTIN, Jit , Caihlrr
Hubacrllx-il and sworn to lefure me this fith day
of January, llvs.
(Seal C II Wiriiuow.
Notary I'ubhr f r tUrgun
OFFICERS
ALEX MARTIN -E4R.
REAMES
ALEX MARTIN, JR.
LESLIE ROGERS
President
VlccPreildent
Cnshlcr
Ass't Cashier
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin
The Land Where Things Grow!
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Buy Lots in Mills Addition
Whea DeckUag
Upon a Hone
or Making an
Investment
You Should Choose
the Best
Opportunity It Knocking at
Your Door
Pay one-fifth Cash
$10 per Month
Until paid up
and you can own
Choice property
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Mills Addition Lots Are the Bargain Buys
of Klamath Falls
Particular attention is called to tho location with ref
erence o the Yard location of the California Northenst
ern Railway, Depot location, tho Macadam Koad, Main
Canal, and soil and physical situation that mean good
streets, splendid lawns, unfailing water supply or irri
gation, and easy accessibility.
It It Your Chance to Make Money
Call and make inquiry of A drive over Mills Addition
Frank Ward. Streets will cost you nothing
Capt. 0. C. Appltgate. but a few moments time and
Miss Ethel McCaaley. convinceyou of its advantages
FRANK IRA WHITE
FlfUi-Street Sloe American Bank 6 Trust Company Btlkksg
LAND ON THE LAND IN KLAMATH LAND!!
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