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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. a SMITH, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION .RATE8:
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KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 96. 1809.
rnaw fur IMS Mrtows Herat (Irowth
to His Year Roman Catholic
Have Istrajeat Increase.
That Ike church member In the
United States numbered neurly 33.
.06 la I SC: (hat (him were a
billion and a quarter dollar Invested
In church edlhccs; that every day
rlsht new churches sent their spires
i skyward: that male formed consid
erably lesa than half the total church
membership; (hat a larger Hrcent-
as of Catholic male than Protcsl
aat male were members; that In six
teen atatea tbe majority of the total
church membership were Roman
Catholic; but thai of the grand tola!
of thurch member rviorted for the
United State. CI.S per rent were
Protestant and 3C.T er rent were
Roman Cathollcj; thene are the sa
lient and conspicuous facta apiiear
lax la the irooffbeet of a United
State census bureau bulletin, pre
pared by Chler SlatUtlclan William
C Hunt of tbe division of population
of the United States census bureau.
Tbe bulletla will be Issued this
month. It 1 In tbe nature of an ab
stract of the comprehensive report
now la pre. giving the result of
Uta Sftk census of religious bodies
la the United State.
It Is stated that tbe United States
census statistics of church member
ship by sex were collected for the
rat time In 190C. Of the total num
ber of members reported by tbe vari
ous religious bodies and classined
by sex. 43.1 per cent were males and
G.9 per cent females. Among the
Protestants the difference was great
er, only 39.3 ier cent being male.
In tbe Roman Catholic churches thero
were relatively more males, the num
ber forming 49.3 per rent of the total
membership.
fewer mates than females were
found among the Latter-Day Saints,
t-HUKHstsMMCMMIS th. l.uthran. Disciples. Methodists.
C.VITKD HTATKM .ia.tMM.MMt ItapUrt. Pretbyterlnns nn.l Protest-
ant Kpltcopallan. the iercentage of
twnlo member decreasing In the or
der shown, and there being but 35.6
Hr cent limit? among the Kplsco
Italian. Among the Christian Scien
tists only 27.6 per rent were mate,
and of the 8hnker but 31.3 per cent:
but In the Ureek Orthodox church
J.t.9 r rent wrre nuite, as prartleal
ly all llievk immigrants have been
maliw.
Of the lolnl itlrunted population
if (ontfuental United State In 190.
lie churrh im-niber formed 39.1 per
i-ent, the rhurcli member formed
39.1 er rent, u against 33.7 ier
rent for 1X90. amounting to .t ier
rent more In ISOC than IS90. Of
this C.4 ht rent Increase, the Roman
Catholic churrh I credited with 4.4
imt rent and tho Protestants with 1.8
Iter rent: the remainder being divided
aiming all otlnr denomination.
It Is stated In the bulletin that the
!itl number of members reported by
tho rsrlous religious bodies for 1996
as 32,!36,I4S. of which number tho
Protmlunls were ctcdlted with 20,
JKi.713 and the Roman Catholic
with 13.079.143. or the Protestant
bodies the Methodists numbered
S.749.K3S; the Baptists S,63,334;
tbo Lutherans 3,113.494; the Presby
terians I.S30.S&S. and the Disciples
or Christians 1.143.359.
Of the total 33.93S.443 church rnern
bers CI.S per cent were Protestants;
3S.7 iter cent Roman Catholics, and
1.7 per cent members of other relig
ious organisations. The rata of In
crease shown for the Roman Catholic
church Is 93. G per cent, which Is more
than twice -that for all protestaat
bodies combined. The Methodists re
ported 17.5 tier cent of all Protestant
church members; the Baptist 17.2
per cent.
The total number of local religious
organizations In 19US -Js given as
313,330, an Increase since 1890 of
47,078, or 38.5 per cent. The Protest
ants are credited with at Increase In
this particular amounting to 17.1 per
rent; the Roman Catholic church JI.9
per cent tho Jewish congregations
331.9 per cent and the tatter-Day
Saint 38.3 per cent.
The Methodist reported the larg
est number of local organisations.
C4.7QI: the Baptists reported 54.880:
tbo Presbyterlana t &,&: tho Luther
an, 13,703, and the Roman Catholics
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Other Interesting feature of taa
bulletin are those showing that the
total seating rapacity of churches
wn 58. 53. 830, an Increase over the
1890 United States census figures of
31.4 per cent; that tk rate of la-
crease was prnrtlrally tho same for
both Protestant nnd Roman Cath
ollrs, und kept wre with the Increase
In population; nnd that 11.357,575,
S67 was Invented In church edlUcea
In I90C. Tho total amount of debt
was I108.U59.94C, or M.S per cent of
the total value; of this total the Pro
testant bodies owed 153.301,354 and
the Roman Calhollrh t49.488.65.
In sixteen slate a majority of the
church member were Roman Catho Cathe
de: In twenty-nine state Protestant
and In one. Utah. Utter-Day Saint.
I Helping the Town . . .
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Hr awaking; yuae ssswejr to m haak to roar own mm
Mf fw mirisw tbe wsmmnwHy's wer lo do li Inis
s)ltas)ttol fsrMMTS want to horrnsr nsoary there la nsorr lo,
laa ibesn. U yum lunk xm r immrj sway trum home It Is
fciskMca) in irfber tainms. inrrrhaats and) mmmmtat Hirer. Hrlsi
yuMT hewn people. Matey lilddrw at Imhsh- helps mu on,
I'LmmI lu a hauk U Is pat to work to ways that kelp all.
The
First National
Bank
Origin the Ward Asadsmy.
Aradeniaa was a wealthy Creek of
Athena who lived several bnndred
year before the l.lnh of Christ.
Auwsig til msriiloas was a beautiful
grove, where yimng men lined In eon
grepite ami listen lo the teachings of
wise men. ih h n Plain hihI Hja-rste
ThU itrveliim Into the arhoiil of raoi
ern time, nml these iihJtii m-houls
lake lliflr nsme "atademy" Irom the
ohl Ureek. Ai-denm The real mean
lag of the word srademy b a n-boot
for bnya
WANT ADS.
KMPMIVMKVT w.tvnci
WANTKI Plain sewing. Intjnlre of
Mrs. Sroaei i, 3d and High Ms.
"OR H.LK Real Estate.
IIAVK a few lots' to' glvawsy In
Opportunity addition on tbe Upper
Iske to parties wishing to build
homes. Belter harry and get one of
these they ar absolutely free. Sew
tbe owner, K. D. MacDoaald.
FOR 8ALB 10 acres. CO aerss In
crop; 3 horses, wagon, set of har
ness, 3 cows, 336 chlekcaa; t-room
bangajow. furnished, 4 miles from
tewn: 1100 per acres; easy terms.
II. R. Polntor. Klamath Fair.
HKU WANTKU.
AUKNT8 wanted In every town for
tbe Steel Adjustable llameleas
Horse Collars. No pads, names,
straps; can be uasd with any kind of
tug attachment. Will not gall horse
or wear out. Will not corrode or rust.
Price . 00 each. Ask your dealer.
Write for literature. Address Nelson
Wllver Company, exclusive distrib
utors PadncCoast States. Albany.Ora.
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TIIK Oregon Nursery Company of
Salem, Orgon, tbe largest and
best-known nursery romnany la the
Northwest, haa opening for two or
three steady and reliable salssmea
for Southern Oreawa and Nartbara
California territories, mil laform-
tlon span request. Address Oregon
Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon.
WANTKDoIrl for telephone on
eralor; one with eaperleaee la taa
work preferred. Apply at Klamath
Palls office.
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THE REPUBLICAN
The Best Weekly in the Best Town
in the Best County in the Best State
The duties of n Weekly News
paper are varied and various. It
carries to the outl)lng districts and
ciiurlry homes the news of the
week, and kee.. the ruaalry n-tl-dM
In touch with the wor1 M
lar-te In n manner that rouU1 lie
(-tared In no other way. Through
Us columns our country friend
learn of the doings la the neigh
boring cities aad towns, the acts of
their county uncials, and the de
llberatkias and decisions of the
county' courts.
In Us advertising column the
progresalv merchaat arts forth
hi ware, and many a bargain Is
derided from It columns before
the trip to lawn Is made. Many
merrhants take advantage of Us
advertising space to set their goods
thus before prospective customers,
and In doing so make many sales
that would otherwise be lost to
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How welcome a sign In town Is
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the visitor by Us constant uupnr.
sure lu "his" Weekly Nenspaper
no one but that visitor ran tell,
but from bis eagvr search for
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gives lo hi Judgment when mak
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prising merchant In this respect,
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county. Thus who have aot sub
scribed for It are borrowing It
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1,000 11,011, to be eisrtl, II Is
read b) live limes that number,
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prospective sdtertlser or to any
on who Is Interested In It, and at
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best tniestmeal r mad by any
person In search of lb beat.
It I the endeavor of I ha pub
lisher lu make the Republican the
lender of all Male Weekly New,
paper, and noipens la spared lo
accomplish this end. It la far
ahead of all local competitors now,
and will alwais be so. The full.
ltle ar unsurpassed l any attra
In lb Wale. The most modera
machinery nnd lb latest fare of
Ope are used la Its production.
No la spared In any way,
and the resuM la self-evident.
A the raalry growa wMh Ik
rapidity that Is haa la the i
ttars, and aa brilliant
forecast for the future, Jnsl so fast
will the Republican grow, from
the llllle four-page paper of three
ers ago. It haa rwaebed Its pres
ent geaerou proportion, and It
futnre I bound lu be Just a great
as the future of this section.
Advertising Rates on Application
Published Every Thursday in the Year
XOTICK OP IHHMOLITION Of
IMRTNKRMHIP
The public Is hereby notlted that'X
tho partnership Irm of Morgan ft'i
wicaairom aaa neea aissaivsd, Mr.
Morgan having disposed of all his la
terest thereto to A. W'ckstrom, who
wlllconllnuelo operate th steamboat
Ragle and other partnership proper
ties formerly owned aad operated by
Morgan A Wlckatrom.
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Oliver typewriter, with IS-lack
carrier, la Irst-clasa eoadltioa; a
fllO machine for f7S. Call at O. K.
Transfer ofac and sac It.
FOR SALR Prelgbt outnt. coav
Plata, coMwtlB; of S borsss aad
harness, stretchers and ckalas, S Ndi
1 wagons; eapaelty of wagon. Sv
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ft Son. Park stable. Merrill, Or.
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good for sixty days, wltk.prlvUag Tmt
stopover at aay point m roalavfar
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