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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. Mitt hell liri«. tirin' arrived Numlay wmrees itml It Is likely the industry ami returned lioin«. Tn »«lay with his Oregon, Including Portland, gives of supplying oiilsldo markets with wife who bus I h '< ii visiting her slaters McKinley II,»7« and Bryan 5,155, Klamath river snakes will be revived fHUItrDAY. Hi »V EM HE It 8. llfftl, In .Is« kaon county. being om- fourth of the total vote of III due time. the state. , District Attorney Ream«*« arrived LOCAL NEWS. Now that ttie election Is over and I'eatcnlay from Jacksonville to attend fslmrabiy art lied, there is no apparent * circuit court. n-usoii why construction of the pro- Circuit itml county courts are lit McKinley received a majority «>f 118 Mr. I'aiitrall, son-ln law of ||. E. Jw-lcd railroad Info thlscounty should M« mi this •*** in Klamalh county, with the precinct 1 Ankeny, has I ought too acres of land not le-ghi at an early date. |>-t us The county court lieguii Its regular of Bly to hoar from. Bly will change of Judge K111IH1 ut Altamont. forget partisan differences und sub-1 itm I ou yesterday. tin- result very little either way. We I lie weather lieie was Idral on elec- ordinate politics to the more Import J ('. Ferguson came up from ids ar«- enabler) to publiah tbe total vote , Don day amt couhln I have I m - i - ii more ant mutter of promoting the growth ranch <m *«turdajf. received by each party In all precincts I fa» ruble for iimse who came long ¡<>f Klamalh county. We want a rall- but four, from three of which we have (I. Mpham of Vlfttlllas was a distances to vote, j roiul as soon il» it can I«>»albly lie built, «tbtalnr-d only inajortlea: ¡»airy Mc MesMitl caller al this office Friday. I In-r«- w . imi f,mf thill game here Tues- I 1 we want more extensive Irrigation, Kinley, II; Bryan, 1 i. Linkvllle .Mc It Is reported that an epidemte of •lay i»‘twiM'ii t)(l. pji,,. Grove boys and which U now assured, and we want Kinley, )il; Bryan, 94. Keno- Mc lnes»le» has »tsrhvl In at W««sl rltrer. the liralpfaynrs, resulting In a snore a do/.rn oilier enterprlM-s that will Kinley, 41- Bryan, 18. Langell Val (i, 11. ik-rgdorf of llairy la In town of 2 lu 2. The boys pllit io have further development of th«- country'» ! ley McKinley, 25; Bryan, 23. Poe tidsr and |H»I«I this ttfflce a pleasant niiot her gam«- at tlita pine«on Thanks icsourecs. Let usco-opi>ratr In giving Valley McKinley. 9; Bryan, 27. em-oiiragrineiil Io new »el I Irra and to giving day. rail. Klamath Lake McKinley, 3; Bryan, IlsJ. Worden Irate» tomorrow for M|M-ii<‘<-r < hlldrekiif Medford jumptul tho Introduction of new capital mid , 7. Snow McKinley, 25; Bryan 14. H«rllsii'l I«« serve on thef<*«lcral graml from a iiibvlng freight train ut Gold n< w Industrlca. lu-t us make the .McKinley's majority In Bonanza Is 9 1 lllll Naturduy night mid waalnstuntly coming year one of unprecedented and in Wood river 9. Bryan has a jury Luuls Gerber, the promlncill Mock killed, lie wa» 22 year» of ug«*. A activity and growth for Klamath Fall» majority of 1 In Merrill. Thus Mc- and Klamalh county. Kinley carries Klamath county by man. wa » In town the fore |mrt of Hu- companion managed to itligbl from A»hland Tidings: A distressing the train without serious Injury. over 100. This Is a most gratifying (seek. change from the result in 18V0, when A axle on our of t lie cars of an H, I*, mid fatal accident took place n**ar L A- Obrnchalnand Alex llrutlbuni Klamath Hot Springs. Saturday after- Bryan received a majority in the t>f ||onan<-> ** r<* at Klamath Fall» freight train liroki-ut KrawlekMunday noon, In which lloliort Hpminous lost county of 117. morning, d. lailliig and telescoping yesterday. tils life. He had b«-en riding on his four is>x curs and killing two men who M< ns tlo Wool Suttsal Duffy's. Wm. Wo<><I <>f Dairy was In town saddle horse and In some manner th«* Vratenls.'i and w . ji a pieaMtut caller al were among a numlier of tourist« rid animal tell, catching the young DEATH OF J. E. YOUNG, ing In one of the wrecked Imx ears. thia office. man*a foot over the born of the sad J. E. Voting, an exceptionally A reliable Informant tells us tliut |>r. Ileames made n prvfcMdonal dle, and tin- animal becoming fright bright young lawyer, who came here arrangement* have lieen ma<le where vi»lt 1» Wood river Monday, return ened ran down the road for a dlstaiM-«- from Astoria Home weeks ago In the by Joo Kl.imalli Indian will secure of ««ter 300 yards, dragging the body, ing Tuewl.iy. hope that the changeufclimate would ¡employment In tlm c«ui»truction of head downwards, la>fore tlie nimkleneil It may have snowed In other ace« benefit bin health, diedofconsumption 1 the Oregon Midland railroad. Tin- Imrse could la- sloppml. When taken tion» the next »lay afte» election, but at the hotel Llnkvlllc Friday after Indiana are niucli Interested in the from the middle the kick of the here It rained. noon at ':M o'clock. Mr. Y'oung’» , prospects for work on the line and an- young man's head was found Arthur l-angell and II. II. Burn-' mixlouft tu parents at Astoria had been apprised iii.ialied Io a jelly, and be lived but a ham of l<orella were visitors to tills by telegram of hixseriou#condition and : Judge E. |>. Kprrry, the genial few mlnuits after. Young Hpannoua place yesterday, his sister, M ins Clara Y'oung, arrived , latkcview lawyer, railed al these was but 18 years of uge and very pop here a few hours after his death. He Mr«. U B. Watson who was visit« ix-adquai ten» on Friday. He wu» ular with everyone. His untimely was taken with a hemorrhage on the Ing at thl» pl.M-c, lias returned to her lo re l,i ri-pr,»- lit Hie defense In tlu- death is a graat »li<« k to the nclghbo*** Satiirday evening previous, which at home at Ashland. Irrigation suit. Jv<lgc Nprrry is u tuaat In which in* resided. ' once weakened bis already Impaired Mr*. Js* Gorden <>f F*«rt Klamath man of high »funding In Ills profci»- An exeh'ingi* says negotiations vitality. This was the first hemor l> kuffcrlng from an attack of cotig«» jsli«i an«l << g<-ntlemuii whom It is al-| i for Iransler of the Southern Paclltc I rhage he had ever had. but it was fol linn of the luuga. ways a pleasure to meet. It I m positively known that Presl- lowed by six more before ills death. | Hie* iii Oregon to the Northern I'. m I- M<»>«Uy wa» a beautiful dav in t'neie Billy Robinson who was vis tic Hallway Company have lieen on for dent McKinley ha* been re-elected by Only <4i<- <>f his lungs wa#all1rt«*d and wsrmih and sunahlne. it wasalMis lllng old frleixis here, left yesterday met line. They were interrupted by a greatly Increased majority In ttie Il I m believed good health could have Ilwdy day, politically. fur his home at JackMUivllh*. He the death of President huiitlngton of electoral college, though at this writ Iteen restored had his strength been Now that the epidemic of nx-imb-» usrsl to live in Sprague river valley the Southern Pacific, an«l affairs an* ing some doubt exist* as to the result sufficient to have expelled all of tliat ha* about »iilaUded we iniil< r»lali<l Hie where he made a great sikvcm in now In such condition that no Immed in a few states «nd as to the exact , one. mump» have started In. ' stuck raising, lie says lie will make iate results are looked for. It I k Mid, size of pluralities. Yesterday morn Saturday morning Walter .Marple Mr. Lonsley, father of th«* fjumley regular ami fr«-<|iient trips here ns by »line that th«* deal has practically ing tin- New York Herald made the , left for Ager with the remain# brother* of Fort Klimath. Is rrpurlod soi«n as the R. II. Iiegln» construction. l»*en atiandoncd as lmp«-ssiblc of con following statement: where they were to be shipped For McKinley California. 0; Con- to Astoria for burial, and Saturday quite III from heirt trouble. J. I- M< Naughton, proprcll«>r of summation under the present circum m-tieut, 7; Deleware, 3; Illinois; 24 noon Miss Clara Young followed In a J. T. Henley arrived h«unc the lat the \gi-r-Ki.imaiIi Fall»»lagellne, ar stances. There 1« no reason to believe Indiana, 15; Iowa, 13; Kentucky, 13 private conveyance driven by It. W. however, that the transaction wifi rived here from a trip to latkcvlcw ter part <>f la»t we, k from lit» trip to Kansas, 10; Masnc, «; Maryland, 8 Marple. The unexpected news of her not eventually be carried through. last Saturday, lie re|mrtstliat Ijike- Alaska, where he went last spring. New Hampshire, 4; New Jersey, M brother’s death on her arrival here The Northern Pacific's desire to se A. K Hammond, Medford lawyer vl«-w 1» re-building raplrlly, though cure tile Oregon line» of the Southern Massachusetts, 15| Michigan 14; Min was a great shock to .Miss Young, and much of 1 tic work 1» delayed on uc- who wa* attending court here, left for count of the slow o< a* In srcurlng Pacific Is bellevsd t > Is- haM*d on the nesota, »; Neb., 8; N. Y., 36; N- I). 3; though he was attended by helpful home the latter part of last week. material. II«- »ays ten brick building* fact that It has great faith In the Ohio, 23; Oregon. 4; Pennsylvania. and sympathetic friends, the fact that Kini'-r Apph-g.-ite <|<-partc«l y«*t<r- I'.u-ltle Northwest, nnd wishes to gt-| 32: Rhode Island. 4; South Daksto, 4; he died among comparative st rangers, have al re s«ly been built. day for Asliland l<> meet tils wife on Vermont, 4; Washington, 4; West w¡th no relatives at bis bedside, sur as nmcli of tbe business as ptM.ble. laikeview Examiner: Allw-rt Mug her return from her visit to<'allfurnla. Virginia, <«; Wisconsin, 12: Wyoming. rounds the case with especial sadness. We ar«*informed that II. E. Ankeny, ler of s.Mun arrived I ii latke* lew last N. S. Drew, «>«|e of Hie »tauncli re- 3. Total 302. F««r Bryan—Alaba Mr. Young was abut 25 years of Tuesday, mel Is considering the propo capitalist of Eugene, who hr-tight a puMlean» of Dairy, waa In town yes ma, 11; Arkansas. 8; Colorado, 4; age and was far advanced in education sition of »tart«ng a brewery. Mr. half iiit'*riwt in the irrigation ditch at terday an«l favored this «■fite«- with a Florida, 4; Georgia, 13; Idaho, 3; and experience considering his youth, Mugler 1» the »««tl of I'eter Mugler, thia point a month ago. will lie here call. ' Louaiana, 8; Mississippi, 9: Missouri, lie was a graduateof the state univer the well known btewcr, and I* him- Hu* iatter |>art i f this week to confer 17; Montana. 3; Nevada, 3; North sity and alsoof a law school anti had A big herd of cattle ts-longlng Io self un <M|»-rlcni-e«l brewer. lie with J. T. Henley, the ot'icr ovner Carolina, II; S.uitii Carolina, 9; Ten- already attained much success In his J. J. Mitchell paM<»l tbruugh here think* very f.ivora!>ly of the proposi of the ditch, in regard to enlarging rarly Munday morning en route to tbe tion and the future of the town. and Improving the property. We are nesee, 12;Tex is. 15; Utah,3; Virginia. chosen profession, lie was a member railroad. of the last Oregon legislature, rep- told that the capacity of the ditch 12. Total. 145. The following nr>- attending circuit The same bulletin announces that rraenting Clapaop county end taking will al least lie doubled for service On Tuesday Andrew Ryan brought court as juror» till» wick: Gus Mei n *xt year and will be enlarged thereaf McKinley will carry California by 30- a prominent and influential part in us sample* of Hu* ui.immoth potal«»-« * e s 'I.t.liell, has,*, li \ V, tlic delilierations of that body. ter in accordance with the demand fur <K>o majority. l»e is raising on i«ia ranch eleven miles John Hoegr-Istlne II. II. Mclllmoll, The dread disease, consumption, »■■util of here. water. As we understand, it is Mr. The latest bulletin last nigltt cays: I. A. Duffy T. F. Miner. II. It. Burn- Mcur*. Howard t'unnlngham, (’. I hum, E E Quimby, D. I'. Shook, <». Ankeny's Idea to keep the ditch of Present indications are that McKin had made alarming headway In under Cunningham, J. W. McOy. F.. r. T. Brown. I'. Breitenstein, II. Bl «1111- sufitcicnt size turn«*«*' all re<| u ire me nt A. ley carries Indiana by 55,00<J to 30,000. mining Mr. Young’s health before lie Quimby an«l Fr -<| Mclhasc arrived Ingramp, II. A. Alford, JohnSbepatxi, audit Is unnecessary to siy that be Both parties claim Nebraska with came to Klamath Falls, he having tried the climates of Colorado, New I i : l » abundant capital with which to McKinley slightly In the lead. fnmi Fort Klamath yesterday. W. D. Bull. L: M. Rlmrlcs, J. W. Mexlcoand ot her parts without benefit. carry out his Intentions. Among Mr. and Mrs. Baechler, photo- Manning. A. T. Langell, N. I'ratl. It Is reported that Jackson county other enterprises In which he Is Inter has given McKinley 200 majority. Neither did he nor those most close trsptvr-, will remain about a week 'J. D. Dlcckinan, t'. ('. l>»w, I«ec B11- ly associated with him realize the Jisigr/ at Klamath Falls. Bring your H11, F. I .'.rmst rung. < 1. A. Stearns. ested, he Is proprietor of tbe Sterling- Four years ago that county gave a extent of hisdiaease. It was, indeed, vlllc mine, oiw of the most profitable hslio* whll.- tl.e weather Is g««<i. majority for Bryan. I 1V. A. Wnid, Geo. T. Baldwin, J. W. an exceptionally sad death and tile mines In Oregon. As hii Important Albert Hslker wli«> moved here McCoy. Owen M< kind rec, Jacob Hueck factor In the development of this Successors to ALEX MARTIN & CCL untimely ending of a nttfti promising I fora Ms ranch recently has repaired 1 T J. I'atteison. i ■ ■ 1 ilWl ■ ■■■■■ ii—i ■■■ fc life. county, the project to enlarge the «nd p.dnt«M In attractive style Ida Ashland Tidings; Rev. Edward ditch and supply the grow Ing demand rUcsintoshes st Duffy ’ s. •*“•** In tbe eastern part of town. D<ainelly returned from Klamath Fall» for water for Irrigating purposes, ranks Notice For Publication. The regular term of t'lrrult court Tiuwlay, mid wh.le tlwre secured the with tbe furthcoming railroad. The Th * telegraph uttl *e, where arrange cwrenal yesterday, Judffa B-'iison deed by gift from Major E. Wor assurance of railroad ..facilities Department of the Interior, presiding. The pr-«|»vi« arc that It den. of two very desirable Iota, num and ample means of Irrigat ion Is a ments had been made to receive bulle land ortice at Lakeview. Oregon, tins, was swarmed Tuesday night by w||l besshort ajsslon, with only one bered I nii«l 10 In bl««-k 5. of Kuwann guarant«*c of many other enterprls<*s October 5, 1900. people anxious to hear election news. Notice is hereby given tliat the follow Jury trui. Addition l<> the clly for Catholic and of quick growth along all lines. Front the first, the dispatches bore ing-named settler has filed notice of bi« Ashland Tidings: Ikwpltetlie bad rhurcli pnrp«»»e*. lie also obtained .i intention to make final proof in sup Mackintoshes at Duffy’s. evidence of McKinley's election and port of hi» claim, and that »«id proof mndltlon of the road» and theln<*l«*ni- 8100 sutwcrlpthm towards erecting a it was not many hours before all were will be made liefoie James H. Driscoll. PRHSDYTERIAN SERVICES. *ni «eaf||,.r«h,. |MlM( «seek, trawl church building on them, making 6400 satisfied that he had been overwhelm County Clerk, at Klamath Falla, Ore gon, on November 10. 19U0. v«s: James «•tween Aslilandatid Klamath county that lim> already been subscribed for I io a. in. Sabbath School; 11 a. 111. ingly triumphant. Briscoe, II. E. No. 1728, for the W*4 tutttlnucs lleuvy. that ptirptAc. A number of other nit Illusi rated talk of ten minutes, to Here Is a summary of one of the of NE*4 and NW1, of sE1« mid NF.*, aulsirrlptlona ure promised and Fulhi r The 2-year-o|<| child of Mr. and Mrs. the children, subject “The True t ¡OS- latest dispatches received Tuesday of 8W>, of Sec 19, Tii. 40, 8., It. 10, E., W. M., Oregon. He names the fol W. Morine of F„rt Klamath died Donnelly says work will undoubtedly 1 pel;” 11:30 1'renehlng, subject, “The night: In Indianapolis 3« precincts lowing witnesses to prove his con cotiimcnce on thestruelute during the Hand at tin* Feast;" 0.-45 p. in. En "f mrasi,,«,,,, Momlay. ................. ghe McKinley 3,587 and Bryan 2.948, tinuous resMefice upon anil cultivation A j/o’otl Stofk o! Hardware. Good goods ' 1 fen In the sama family are suffer- early coming spring. deavor; 7:3« p. m. Preaching,subject. Kansas shows big republican gain. of sail land, via: Andrew- Ryan, of Klamath Falls. Oregon} Charles Galar- ,nt man inrimlpii. Last Friday’s Yreka Jotinml,speak "Lesson from the Btsik of Esther.” Democratic state chairman of Illinois neau. of Klamath Falls. Oregon; John. at very reasonable prices. Not blacksmith The »pint of Improvement Is rapid- ing of the <>. M. R. says: The Ore Let nil children attend the illus concedes that state to McKinley by II. .Matney, of Merrill, Oregon; A. ing supplies alone, but Everything generally Kershner, of Klamath Fall», Oregon. I nlttng Main si reel. Build- gon Midland railroad seems to is* at a tratisi talk In the morning. Choir about 35,000 majority. Denver Post E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. kcfit in a Hardware Store, such aS Shovels, »"nd I” lM l"g l'"Pr"’',,>'in<l mlded to, stiind sllll. Evidently niucli depends practice Saturday evening« Bulletin says McKinley has carried Winter clothing at Duffy's. R kv . I. G. KNtrrtW, Sup!. ' * pulnt mid go-»| taste arc made ,'on the election, if It Is a railroad Arapaho county by 2.000 majority, Forks, Hoes, Spades« Mops, Brooms, ««pl'-uraniuid nth-active. ■ for lumber If the ...... .. Is assured with linllcations that he has carried Tl M BER L A N O. ACT J l’N K 3, 1878, Blanket litio«! clothing at Duffy’«. Tinware, Sheetiron ware, Carpenters’ the state by a sulvstanti.il majority. | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. «»no1? “r*l»tant telegraph I four more year* of protect<*d lumber, Leave orders for Thanksgiving Tur Wisconsin claimed for McKinley by I' nitkd S tatics L.ixn Orrtcs, ¿1! T.’1 W,M‘ " Khimalli Hie road w ill go; if Bryan Is elected, and Mechanics’ Tools, Powder Shot ,40,000. but probably a democrat ic | Ijikeview , OtegoC, Sept. 10, 1900. H " vl*l,"r H1I.1 week mid helped ||. It tiM'ans fr •«* lumber aguln. nnd free keys at the R ki ’VBLICAN office. Notice is hereby given that in com-1 Shells and Wads. governor Is elected. Indications are pliance with the provisions of the set of , *" Viilkenburg hi nvcivlug cler- I iiiii I kt mentis Hint our lumlter wilt be Rubbers at Duffy's. — —< «.>•«« •--------- cut In British Columbia, mostly by that Bryan has carried Montana by Congress of June 3, 1878, ent it led "An fHiirn, here Tm sdiiy night. There Is no |il *asurc In life If you 20,000. Illinois gives fully 80,000 act for the sale of tiinlmr lands in the Chinamen, as was the cum * during states of California. Oregon, Nevada, Mr««H"<W K’ "" M«ln , Cleveland's administration, conveyed dread going to the table to eat and There will and Washington Territory.” as extend ¡enn’t rest at night on account of in- mnjotity for McKinley. ash, ’ ,'"'"pl''ti'd, «nd Is Jo market by water, resulting then. I digestion. Henry Williams, of Boon I m * little change In Ohio from the ed to all the I’ltblic Land SHtes by ,K h built cdlllrc iim 0110 act of August 4, 1892, J. C; Weiss, , as would l*c t h<* case now, In closing ville, Ind., says he suffered that way plurality given McKinley in 1896. of Fort Klamath, County of Kuftnath. Mr ........................ every interior mill in the market of for years, till he commenced the use New York World states That returns State of Oregon, liaa this day tileu in , i Myle, ' h“N'l,,,"' Lhc work in elegant I of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and adds, Indicate that Nebraska ha.*» gone for this office liis sworn ntatement No. 277,1 . tlx* world. fortlie purchase of the NWI4 of Section | “Now I can eat anything I hke and McKinley. McKinley carries Iowa No. 27, tn Tow nship No. 32 8., Range According to Marshal Jardine’s all that I want anil sleep soundly Nliim hi "*'",",,'<,,*,'<,fllie pioneers of No. 7*7 E. and will offer proof to show "••math ! slatcnienla, the snake Industry Is nt a 1 very night." Kodol l»ys|s*| sla Cure by 100,000 plurality. McKinley’s that the land sought is more valuable IM II", •' V , ,,n '* "iii'or "lieof im best ns,! l.i-o..' ... ., ....... "1" - m known ' will digest what you eat. .1. L. P ai >- majority In New Jersey reaches 75,- for its litnln-ror stone than for agricultu standstill, with prolMibllltlcs that no I UKTT & S ons , Keno. 'omit'K‘|’ly ..................... I tizona .......... In the 000. In New York at midnight Indi ral purposes, and to estalilish his claim - -------- ---- ------- I more will Is* i*x|M>rtc«l to th«.* Minne Want eggs of unquest lonabid «War« | Both maker« and circulators M very ill In his cations are that McKinley has carried to said land before the Register and Re Overcoats at Duffy's. sota dealers. They write that they Wp,.|¡ U"'Llnkvlllc ceiver of thia office at Lakeview, Or., on j counterfeit« commit fraud« Honest ...... ' th«* past that state bv 175,000 majority. Late Satiirdnv, the 34th dav ol November, acter at Duffy’s. You can't afford to risk yottrlifc by want more snakes, but must, have men will not deceive you Into buytmf 1900. lie names as w itnesses I W.T. Tuesday night democrats at Lincoln. mixed varieties, laying *|M»*lal stress allowing a cough or cold to develop DeWitt's Witch Hasel Salve will Worthless counterfeit« of DeWlttm Colmrh, of Ashland, Oregon; Chas. . Amate'•nrs arc preparing it Nebraska, conceded McKinley's elec , Into pneumonia oreonsumptloii. One on rattlesnakes, for which they seem) •’•’ama, of Klntnattmn, California; F. quickly heal the worst burns and scaMs Witch Hasel RalYe. The origin tl la Minute Cough Cure will cure throat tion. Wyoming goes republican by Johnson, Adama," II. Briggs, of Grants ('Sas,Oregon ;Chas. and not leave a scar. It cun I* ap Infallible for curing pilea, injurlea, S2,h 'milled, ’'">^.i ..||«zel ,.......................... | to take a particular liking. The fact i and lung troubles quicker than any • <> prenrhl to the that only blooded at<M*k grows along other preparation known. Many dis 2,000 majority. Reports from Seattle Kappler, of Klamatlmn, California. plied to cut and raw surfaces with eczema and skin disease*, j. L. P a »- Any and nil persona claiming adversely | prompt and soothing effect. V okt T A S ons « Keho. ^'7llÍr ’l‘" of tho De- i the Klamath river and that rattlers tort use It ns a specific for grippe. It announces a land-slide for McKinley the aliove-deserilied lands arc requested for plies and skin diseases. Hew Riving day "r 11 ^‘‘"Dfhtof Thank«- 1 cannot Is* had, plnccs a quietus on Is an Infallible remedy for croup. In Washington Later reports state to tile their claim» in thia office on or worthless (xnttiterfcits. J, L< When you want prompt actinglit UP Chllercn like it and mothers cndorsi* that Bryan has 30,000 majority In before sai«l 24th dav of November« 1900. flBTT A S ons , Keno, rills that never gripe w DeWitt any further business with tlx* Minne It. J. L. I'ADorrr A S ons , Keno. E. M. ItHATT.vis, Register. 1 .^Ähnth'T'^ S- N' Colorado. From Portland It Is re- Itti»- Early Risers. J.L. P sota firm. But InquiriesnlHntl Klam- i Rubbers at Duffy‘s S ons , Keno. |HOtcd that 127 precincts of 772 In •’¡•11» stockman of the nth snakes have been made from oilier ELECTRIC CASH STORE KLAMATH COUNTYS VOTE. VICTORY! Landslide For McKinley. BRYANISM ENDED. Increased Majority of Electoral College for Republicans. Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown KLAMATH COUNTY IN LINE It Gives the Republican Candidates a Plurality of Over 100. I $ I i Í* L. Fall Stock Now Arriving F. WILLITS, Proprietor “THE BRICK STORE Klamath Falls, Oregon* We carry a full line BOOTS, SHOES and RUL BER goods. Shoes fitted to the feet. REAMES & JENNINGS New Hard= ware Klamath Fails, Or. Cooking Utensils. A. D. CARRICK. flW WW I g 9