Everything in Office $ Furniture, and House Undertaking * NEW TOGS S BISHOP’S : j ü 0 It taro STORE Bi gest line of goods ever „ _ brought into Klamath coun- My goods are not at the railroad. They are here. ty. 1 <» ’ [ Gill and inspect them > j» > j* > > B. St. Geo. Bishop, Klamath Falls, Oregon. J M*WWV*W* THE K K K •’* VIM ftlSidHt. Clsh|9 didates baa been willing to abandon it and return to tlie caucus and con I vention plan. - Republican in Politic», »nd devoted to the Timber. Attrleultural. Stuck and Wool interval» 01 the great Klamath County. OUR PART* OBLIGATIONS. n y FOR THE GOOD OLD SOMMER TIME , p h r r MdL1 1 NEW For Pent Collections Attended to Promotlf. Clothing, Shoes and Hats I CorresooiiiKg Safety Dépolit Bòi" InïiîH. Country Produce token In exchange tor floods < VM- KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. THE EXCELSIOR DRY OO<>4>¿* TINWARE, CWOCKEKY I One of the primary and necessary Incidents of a Republic' is the division 1 of tlie people into politlCMl parties, i Published every Thursday by without this we should very soon drift into an Aristocracy, or Oligar WESLEY O. SMITH, chy, from which it is but a step to Monarchy, hence, in order that the E ditor and P rofrik T or . people may govern, it is the plain duty of every citizen to identify him ffTMCBtlTlOli RAT»: self with an organized political party. 92 00 Of course no one is actually öueycar(in advance)...................... com pelled to do this, except in so far as hie individual responsibility to main THURSDAY. MAY 5, 10OÍ tain a particular form of government extends. To maintain such political divisions of the people, organization! is indispensible, each individual lias; the undisputed right to choose his political party. Noone is obliged to FOB aurBKHK judgi : assume party obligations, but having F ra K r Á. ífoojir of Columbia. voluntarily done so he is then in duty FOR »TAT« DAIRY AND FOOD (XjnaiattlONRR: bound to labor for the success of the J. W. B ailey , of Multnomah. party of his choice. This duty is not limited to the loyal support of the FOR rRKNIDRXTIAL RLBCTORR: entire ticket put out by Ills party, A. C. H ough , of Josephine hut includes an individual interest in J. N. H art , of Polk tbe upbuilding of his parly organiza ( r. B. D imick , of Clackamas tion, a watchful care for its tnain- J. A. F ee , of Malheur tainance, words of encouragement and commendation for the candidates FOR OONDRmRAN: chosen by his party. It is a public B i S oer II brmanr , of Douglass duty of every citizen to cast his vote JOINT «RSATORI in every election, his obligation is an J. A. L acock . of Graftt active, not merely a passive one. and for riser tv jvimr »: should be exercised in all proper H. L. B enson , of Klamath ways. .Speeches and rallies are a nec essary part of the actual work of gel- H. K. H anna , of Jackson I ting the vote out. Preliminary to FOB DISTRICT ATTOKM1Y: this is the duty of registration, less ter street came up for discussion. It E. M. Bn attain , of Lake than two weeks fiom now the regis seined to be the sentiment of the JOINT RRTRESKNYATlvn: tration books will close, not to be memtiers that they would be willing J ohn S. S hook , of Klamath opened again before the presidential election in November, it Is all Impor- j to vacate the street if they had some R. E. S teineu , of Lake tant that every vuter should register assurance that the proposed bank before May 16. A heavy vote will building ‘ _ would be constructed but COUNTY TICKET. tie the best advertisement Klamath ^ev decided that as the property ^RepuNk-.ms<iof,‘ Klamath county.!I,ad chan«red *,and8 a,nc* the Pe,,t'”n Sheriff—Silas Obenchaitl Clerk—W. P. Rhoads you have in the coining June election : signed, they could not act with- Treasurer—L. Alva Lewis both an opportunity and a duty. To out it being signed by all tbe owners, I deserve and hold any^ political Influ- The sewer question was discussed and Assessor—D. G. Brown ence in your state political organ»»- ¿heVty aUorney washed te’draw Commissioner—J. W. McCoy . ■ . mu vi vy attuiiiuj W wi azvwwa uvr vsi<»»V tlon you z 7 v<»u must prove bv vour votes School Snpt.— 3. G. Wight your fealty to party and interest in UP an ordinance providing for the es- Surveyor—E. B. Henry its success by asserting and sustain- tabiishment of sewers and also one Coroner—Dr. G. W. Merryman ing tbe full party control which the > changing the sidewalk ordinance so Republican majority of your own t|lat propertv owner shall be com- “Bad roads in Corea prevent the county justly entitles it to. If every I pelled to build tbe adjoining walks. Republican voter in Klamath county Japanese from attacking the Rus will support bis party nominees at FORT KLAMATH JOTTINQS sians.” That sounds familiar. If the June election we shall be able to assert without blushing, that Klam bad roads will protect this country Quite a number of our rallevile# there is little danger of the enemy ath is a Republican county. The fact that our principal county offices; went down to the Agency last Satur- getting at us during tbe spring have bcm tilled for the past four (jav witness the baseball game be- months at least. vears bv Democrats is due to partv ' .. __ i, lethargy-, divisions on fa»-tional ¡1.^ twpcn the Fort and A,f,enrT n,n<* ’ “Alfalfa Seed” is the title of a lack of proper and effective organiza- pr»”'ed to be a very pleasant affair, very valuable and timely bulletin tlon and a lamentable Indifference of While the victory was hotly contest- recently issued by the United States the citizen to the party organization, ed for by both side«, yet the best of are all more serious wrongs f„ „igted between all parties Department of Agriculture. This these fiiin manv people rMw»rYlzA realize. roi’i/z. Tha best k.»t than many The bulletin describes and illustrates al government obtains in every instance concerned. Thry played nine inn- falfa seed and other seeds with which where tbe party hues are well detined , ings at the end of which the «core it is adulterated. It also tells how and adhered to, this, besides encour Mood 13 to 14, in favor of the Fort to test the seed for vitality and how aging the aspiration of our best men boys. Taking into consideration this to tel) dodder seed from alfalfa. An to public office, subjects them to being the first real practice the Fort closer scrutiny in their official career. admirable illustration of the dodder More particularly will these condi hoys have had this season and the ab plant is shown. Everyone who has tions prevail in the future, if for no sence of two or three of their good alfalfa seed to buy or sell should have other reason than because at this day players they did extremely well. And a copy of this bulletin. Applications there are no well detined political upon the other hand while their team for it should be made to the Depart issues other than the office itself. was complete the Agency boys have Just so long as the candidate depends ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. on his personality or popularity to also bad but little practice this C. Ask for Farmer's Bulletin No. procure his election, rather than his spring. So all things considered own political party support, abeted much rredit is due both aides for the 194. by mistakes and mismanagement of good showing they made. We under- We wish to call attention to two the opposing party, his own political stand there will be another game organization must disintegrade. Important measures to be voted on at It is an admitted fact that our played at the Fort next Saturday be the coming June election, the Direct Primary and the Local Option laws, country generally is now enjoying an tween tbe same nines. A good game both of which are strictly non-parti era of prosperity unprecedented in its is expected. san and absolutely in the interest of entire history, this condition of W. O. Hill has sold his band of cat tlie people and home rule. There are affairs has been brought about under two elements of equal importance in Republican administration. Is this I tle referred t<i In my last, to J ax. our present system of government, a proper time to change? We think Emery and Winter Knight, Emery tile making of the ballot and tlie east not. It would certainly seem best to taking the thirty be»d of milch cows ing of the ballot. The former is de let well enough alone, and since Ore legated to tlie few, while the latter is gon tires the first gun in this Presi and Knight the balance. J. W. McCoy a few days since sold the privilege of ail. The Direct Pri dential campaign, It is the plain duty mary law gives to every man an equal of every Republican to give aid in tils tine young stalli'in Black Prince voice in the select ion of all candidates every legitimate and proper wav to to Ed. Hoyt. Ed knows a good thing and this is important since the influ make the reverberation of this'gun ence to which men owe tlieir nomina felt and heard throughout the land. when he sees It, and don’t let up till tion always determines the character he gets it. of the government. It is not to lx* The dance and supper at the Mel- TOWN BOARD MEETS. supposed that the few who run the hiuse school house hut Friday night conventions and believe that govern The regular monthly meeting of was a grand success, I am told. ment among men was instituted for the lx-nifit of the few, will favor ei the town truste»*# was held Monday Everylxidy had a good time. ther of these laws since the Direct evening at tbe city hall. This was D. G. Brown of Crystal was up last Primary law In force will stimulate the first regular meeting of the new tbe search for good candidates, and board and as is customary a city Saturday and Sunday after his mail the Local Option law in force will, In and to see that there was n»> gaps many places, rob the political boss of marsiiall was appointed. For tlila made tn his fences. I do believe that one of his most important adjuncts. office there were five applicants; J. B. Mr. B. is actually taking that dread Under tlie Direct Primary system the Kimball, IM Jamison, Walter Lenox, jH-ople may make mistakes, but they M. M. Nonhdison and H. L. Boggs. ful disease which most candidates arc afflicted with, the biennial grlpp, and can correct them, while under tbe convention system a dangerous and The latter's name was withdrawn at the chances are that every man In unfit official may again and again be the opening of tbe meeting. On the the county will catch It before this thrust uj>on the people by caucus and first ballot Mr. Lennox received three campaign Is over. convention manipulation. votesand Mr. Kimball and Sonnicb- Opposition to these laws means dis son one each. M r. Lenox was de Fred Larsen Is up and around again trust of the people. In which do you after a long and severe spell of sick have I hu more confidence, tlie people clared elected. The Board passed a ness. motion directing Geo. Huin, one of or tlie political boss? Opposition Drummer men, Timbermen and may delay but cannot kill these re the trustees, while in Portland, to forms, and we firmly believe that the investigate one of the National port milk men are tunning In pretty thick Direct Primary system will grow un able blns for crushed rock. Thia bin now. And can be seen swarming til U. >S. Senators will tie nominated is mounted on trucks and contains around Hotel DeHoyt like flies round and elected by direct vote of the peo ple. Why? Because since IttOO twen three compartments for the different a syrug keg. ty-two states have introduced meas gradesjpf crushed rock, with a capac- Jeff. Kirkpatrick has got his res ures involving this principle, and ever ity of tA> tons. Mr. Hum was also taurant and other things connecter! since It was first adopted by Crawford County. Pa in IKH r no state, county empowered Io use his judgment In therewith in shipshape now and is ready to accommodate the public. oi city, Iriespevtlve of party, having ordering same. tiled lliis method of nominating can Tlie matter of the vacation of cen- So come all yea today that are bun Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, SEND US YOUR NEW Niall Orders LINE MEN’S They will receive our special attention. Boots and Shoes. Satisfaction Guar- P act in a complete and up to date Une of anted Up“tO“0BtC tnplv SUITS REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. ALEX MâRrï< Furnishings. Exclu sa iva» ♦ Goods, E R. REAMES. ALEX MARTIN President. (1< m »<! n , DAIRY, I. F, DAVIES, OREGON QOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Up-to-Date SNAPS HATS SNAPS SNAPS LATEST AND SNAPPIEST STYLES Noyes, Norman Shoes r To make room for two car loads of Wagons and Buggies to arrive soon we offer special prices on all spring rigs now on hand. for Men, Women and Children that Wear KLAMATH KOMMERCIAL KOMPANY W. II. Howard, of lluntrand, P.t "At times she was unable to move at all, while at all times walking was o o-o o <> <> painful. I presented her wiih a bot tle of Chamberlain's Pain Halm and after a few applications she decided It was the m<wt wonderful pain re liever she had ever tried. In fart. ul»r In never wltiiout It now anti I* at all times able to walk An trraalonal application of 1*110 Balm keeps away RESOLUTIONS. hazen the pain that she wax formerly Hall of Linkvllle Lodge No. 110, A. troubled with." For sale by C. C. EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. Chitwood. o. u. w. K lamath F alls O r ., May 3, lOo-L | ¡vprv Horse» l»o«rde<l by day, week or month. Notice of INssolMtioa. Whereas, it has pleased Almighty A-.1 Vvl j • ||ny an<| Grain bought «nd acid. God, the Supreme Master of the Uni Notice I, h«r»hy given that th. parln.r.K1p Passenger» conveyed to nil part» of Southern Oregon ol Klug A Fl-rh <>f Merrill. Or. I>a. See a Sla- verse, to remove from our midst our aolved by mutual ronaent. J. T Kina, and Northern a lifornia «t the very lowest rates. K K Film brother, R. W. Marple, Therefore, be it resolved by Link- Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Notice for Publication. ville Lodge No. 110, Ancient Order Linkvllle. Phone Main 14 l^n»l Office «l i^ibevtaw, Oregon, of United Workmen, that while wc March Th Notice !• hereby given th«l th- following ■ bow with humble submission to the named settler he« A|««i notice nt hit In'rntion make final pr«»of in atfpfwtri nt hl« claim «n<1 will of the Most High, wc do not the tn that «ahi |>r« <<f will l»e made brf.,re fleo T less mourn with the bereaved family Haidwir ' uniy Judge of Klamnih f'otmiy at hl* off • •• ;n Klamath Falls, Orrgoii, nn May 11 in their Irreparable loss. i « m . vH; Ff.MFK MfWiHR, Resolved, that in tbe death of ltd entry Nr lilt I.,» the N'..«w Nee 1. Vp. XF.'. and IxM I? *. r 4. Tp en N l( II F. W W Brother Marple this Lodge han hiftt a fir names the following witnesses u> prove hl* continuous rssidrnrr 'ifwvn an t cultivation worthy member and his family a <>f said land, via: < M f.ar»1ner F H KM«f Frank VanMeter and J H f 'aa«y, all of loving husband and father. Held. Oregon J. N. Wauon, llegiatar Resolved that these resolutions be First Class Horses CONTEST NOTICE. I spread upon the records of this I^xige Departm«nt of the Interior, United State« and a copy thereof be transmitted to Landofflr* t^krvlrw, Or. April Xi |»« m the bereaved family and to each of A aufllrimt r<MBte«f afll<favlt having been filed m thia office t>v Helen Zumwalt r«»nle«t Fine Carriages the newsDapers of Klamath Falla and • nt, »rainat Ad-iia |» uav entr? No ll«O made Septeiatwr II I mo for nt»-. *«rrtl>>n S. Town- that our charter be draped in mourn «hip 41. Range IJ K bv 4d«llaf> <-«v. ronieaiwt In which It I- all red that «ahi entr. w«>man*« ing for thirty days. name is idella 1» Gay and n»>t A dr I la h <«ray . a» the same apprara nl record; that th" time W ill II umpiikby , Feed Stables. baa rla|»»r<f within whtrh final proof upon •aid Tin hrf t'ollure entry may br allowed; M arion H anks , and that said mtrywoman has wholly aban* dotted «aid entry and the land embraced K. D. J ones . gry and heavy laden, and eat, drink and be merry, tor tomorrow you may be busted. There has been considerable snakes seen during thia campaign, st> some are getting uneasy, and may resort to firewater at any time to sulidue It. Louie la still taking lessons from the school mama. K kno . Fort Klamath, May 2. HMM. ? Baldwin, Hardware and Vehicle Dealer 6 oo-oo<xxxxxxx> ooo ooo EXCHANGE w. w. STABLES , Proprietor. Jas. Sigler, Prop’r NOTICE. therein said t>artleo are hereby not I fled fo ap p-ar respond and offer avldenra i«»ttrhin< said allegation at lOtYrlork a m on June If, lotM bv-btrr ftrorgr T Baldwin. County Jixlgn of K lamathrnunty.Or at Klamath Fall«, Or (and that final hearing will be held at 10 oelork a rn on Junr la l«M before) the Rrg Otrr and RTriver a: th« Lnltad »Male« Mrfd I Ofll'B In Lakrvtew, Or. The sal»! contestant havlrig. In a proper afl! davit, fllrd April Zl I' jim . art forth facta which •how that after due diligence personal aervlce Of thlv Holler cannot br mad«, It la hereby or dered and directed that Bitch notice l>e given by due and proper publication In the Klam •lb Kepubliran. JN Wsra«>R, Krg.atwr. C. I* H uimbb , Receiver. Th* regular bi-monthly meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club will be held at the Court House Mon day evening, May it. Every republi can In this precinct is Invited to be present and join this club, as all should assist in the coming campaign. The chairman and memliera of the County Central committee will lie present and a special Invitation Is ex tended to all candidates to attend, so Watch for our millin that we may talk over and form a ery Opening Announce plan of campaign. Teams with or without Drivers Phono, ¡tain 191 HEREFORD STOCK FARM. Drews Valley. Oregon BULLS FOR SALE Co the Cadies. An Open Letter. From the Chapin, 8. C., Ne wk : Early In the spring my wife and 1 were taken with diarrhoea and so severe were the pains that we called a physician who prescribed for UK, but his medicines failed to give any relief. A friend who had a hottie of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave each of us a dose ami we at once felt the effect*. I procured a brittle and before using the entire contents we were entirely cured. it Is a wonder ful remedy and should be found in every household. JI. (J. Bailey, J$di- tor. Tills remedy is for sale by 0. C. Chitwood. CANDIDATES BALL. A candidates ball will be given at Fort Klamath by C. Gray and fx»uia Brannon, on May 20, 1004. Tickets, including supper, »2.00. Floor man ager«, D. W. Ryan, H. L. Scott, Ixiiils Brannon and L. C. Hlsemore. Cured hi. Mother of Rheumatism. “My mother has been a sufferer for many years with rheumatism,” says ment. Our mrs. Heilon is at the Einkville Botel and in a few days will be prepared to show the finest line of millinery floods ever brought to Klamath Falls, these goods were personally - —. selected by IHrs. Helion who has |ust returned from San Francisco and Portland. Ole are also showing a fine line of HEAD Registered Hereford Bulls FROM 12 month to 2 years old- Until June 1st I will sell one or all it seventy-five dollars each. ______ Addrew, F. O. Hunting. Lakeviaw. Oregon. REMEMBER We are still Doing Business Ht tlie old Mio»*1 Wc now have the samples of Eadies Cail- or made Suits-special- Waists, Skirts, etc, from on hand wo han tnr had mado up. Chas. fl. Stevens A Bros Our Stock is complete in every detail. Our alm 1« Chicago, flsk to see trade right and give the best value» for the money •hem and watch for our to be had. Repairing and Carriage Trim millinery Opening. ming done by competent men. Heilon 4 maxwell, Eeading milliners BRADLEY & GUNTHER. I Main Street, of Cake County. . . . Klamath Falk O'** Finest Line of Harness and Saddles