S.4 VE
A
MONEY.
young men ofllicc .nilry.tlte so-calK
ed tiist volets. I ms ii
uc <rly uiiant-
moiM <m one side. The young voter
of loci haniiv without exception will
east his vote for Roosevelt ami Fur
banks. Mr. K< > volt is himself a
young man iml his energy, ills hon­
esty, Ills sm lem ss > f purpose to cull-
tinue tlie p. I ivies which have m.ulc
I our young country the greatest nation
<»f Hie earth, appeals to the voting
man who will cast Ins Hist 1‘rvsldeul.
ial vote this year.
Then. too. the young man knows
that ropublieanisiii mean» opportuni­
ty. It means progioss In sclem-v.
’ progress in agriculture, progress in
manufactures. And the young man
V of tisl.iv is i [>
s>.ie young mm
in wliat ever Industry he may enter
h .>■ } ■
vote for the first time next Ntivemlier
and fully UO percent of Illis vote will ,
he cast for K,«wevelt and Fairbanks.
Eugene Rigister.
The Brick Store
TOWN BOARD
MEETING.
Big Bitch of Bills l‘,isstf.|—
Will Finish the Work on
East Md in Street This
Sed so il.
As the |H'tltion did Ibil deal ’Hah’
which side of Fifth street th' »Ide­
walk was to s' IXUlIl Oil, It VV.l.S I ll«l
over.
The matter
sewer <"i till >1 street from Ki.im.'lli
st. to the lake "as discuss 'd. It "•*»
de, nl'sl to have the i'll v engineer in­
vestigate and s -e If an ,,,wn sewci
would do the work or If a llunie would
have to Is* built.
The work on the rock crusher which
shut down oil account of lack of funds
was started again .Monday fur about
ten d.n s er sutlicient time to complete
'lie building of Hi ' mail it the East
End of town. A nilliilier of our bus­
iness men :i"rced to take als'tlt #tooo,
worth of wairants at par so that
these misled improvements could •
made tins Fall.
F.i:jT*njïcB counzM bjikk
lo.unaih Taits. Cr«£on
A'cx Martin, Pt .♦side it,
Alex Martin Jr, Cishler
E. R. Reames, Vice Pre»’t,
E. M. B. bb, Asst. Cashier.
The regular monthly meeting of
the town council was held Monday
evening in tlie town hall. The fol­
low Ing officers being pi esent: Alex
Is the policy <>i this bank, and it is
Martin Jr. Pres.; I.. F. Willits.Frank
rigidly adherred to.
Mani, Geo. R Hum ami II. St. tleo.
Bishop, Trustees; C, C. Bmwer Ke
Safety fir «t. Liberality next.
eonler; J. C. Itutenlc, City attorney;
V
y
Waller Lennox, Marshal; E. B. lien
ry, surveyor.
The report of the Treasurer, .1. W
Coimtrv Pre .’nee i< J»«n hi e:;cb w« fcr Goods
Siemens, allowed a balance of ♦ iu,’>2,7il
In the treasury. The following bills
TEE EXCELSIOR
were read amt apptoved and warrants
were ordered to be diawu tor llie
amounts'.
WHAT REPUBLICANISM
Will Probably Speak Here Ihtritu»
STANDS TOR- Walter latnnnx, ».ilsry .......... « 80.00
C C Brower, salary. .. . .......
It Ml
the l air and Races Inter­
J U Kutenlc. vnlarv...................
2ft 00
ested in (iavernmcitt ir­
The Kepu!>!le.iu party is the party
i
12 FA)
uf pnigrcaa. It moves ever forward; II I.
rigation.
...................
3.OB
i
it never stands still. Il d>» s not hang K II li, nry.Twnlarv
Hl i XI
.........
1
¡on t<> ul<l worn out issues after their H W ¡’aid«|rii, »alnrv.
Ou the Invitation and through the
46 ÜÛ
usefulness has departetl. It Is ever W x 1 ■ ; h x, 1’ ai Hug pill-
IN PATT
efforts of Hon. K A. Emmltt, I'nltl
uuvrs, vte.............................
I7.V> ‘Stites Senator Claries W. Fulton
seeking the greatest g<»»l for the
SKVOKtU K S CUI SV.
ore lies? num! r of tile Vtuerie.tn |»se
has decided to visit Klamath count,.
pie.and the confidence placed by the U Brower, rvx*urdci’a Rnw hs
Mr. Fulton is the (list United States
| st vo-t bill......................
43.86 S. n.lt or to VI sit I bls s, I ion.
í Í 1 ¡ > I O <«<><»(lss.
people In the wisdom t its .ieti.nu» is
lie w aa
Valter ia tmox. marshal*» fees
pro f th.it it has liven successful.
was
fav-
through
here
last
year
ami
Aw per tn mt bill
............
23 00
I. F. DAVIES,
DAIRY,
OREGON
Every great achievement >>f th • nril S in meibtvr, witiHms». .
1 70 or.dily impress.! with the growing
American nation for the past forty ’ 1 > \\ il! in, w ttn«•*•!».
1.70 Importance of tins country, In a let-
years, either in arms or d.ph .u iev. 1 Mint ' V» i m » u , wilnvst
4* *b
♦> »b
e»* »f» «f» »f»
I. JO ter to Mr. Emmltt tie said that lie
hisl»*< ii wrought under the directiui. i»la-M \<». Aitut‘**b
1.70 won! | ba |i re als'Ut < k loiter 12 ami
I of Republicans.
Kuuv Lubvrt, widivsw
1.70 that he wished t • meet the I.mil own-
Kepulilic.ins halicv-e in building up.
MIM'BLI.
M.
ers and Investigate th* government
QUICK M
9S.S2 Irrlgat,. n project, Ile l's ons.ruled
not in tearing down. They have built Light A Water Co......................
1O.7<5 to address the people while here. Ills
up a nation of pnwtpenius. happy peo W 11 Smith, printing.
6.2*> s|»'is ii in all pmbabiilty will lie along
1 pie ill tile Vllited States. Til V li.lVf Klamath bails Expr' s«, printing
i : ock ch * mhhh bi rrm.M.
I started anew, free nation upuii tlu
political lines.
STEEL RANGES
GeoT Ballwin, hart ¡ware
♦ ’»4.70
blood-stained soil of Cuba, from tlr J U Rdtenic, rruMev. mippli»««
Senator Fllltmi Is one of the most
I..«
ruins of »despotic ami arist<»aratr L aiis Ik'IHlix, wq « h I.......................
ti.lkl pmmlnent men in Oregon |s>lities to­
government.. They have exiemtui A CArlwon, wood, ..................... 03.UÜ day and tin- people of KI mi.ith coun­
the territory of the United States ►> Klamath K»mvr«ial Kompany,
ty'can congratulate themselves "11
the Orient anti to the Arctic.
■uppli,*«, . .............................. 9.10 this epportunity tvi meet and hears
engineer,
ao.oo man of such prominence.
They have commenced the-cra- (‘Iv.ie
. 1.
structlon of a highway for the con- A <’ B» ale. repair work.
N tIce will l>.. given as »»>n is the
mciee of the world from the Atlantic J K BaBar«! repairing water tunini. 17.50 date Is definitely settled ami the as­
to the Pacific across the Isthmus it <»eo K Burn, hardware etc........ 150.00 sist.nice of the people throughout the
labor on hoc kcmi mikk .
Panama. Republicanism h ..s built up
entire county Is desired tn make this
1 W T Th Kt leu aite, ..................... 29.32
the American navy until now tin
the biggest meeting ever held here.
('h i« W hitm in, .......
stars and stripe» float In every clime >uiu Won!ward,. .
Senator
Fulton's pres-nt term diws
............... 14.10
1 over ships the equal of those of an; J D Ditiker. .............................
I h .VJ not expire until Itxe.i ami our |>cople
I nation on the globe.
Chan Gordon,................ r.................
17 TO slmuld sec that lie receives a* favor­
Republicanism stands for pmgresa Ed Wiggin..................................
14.lt> able an Impression as possible, aa a
! prosperity and patriotism. Under 11» Wm Walton,.............................
2..W» comity that has the friendly Interest
............... .............
7 . * <>f such a mail. Is fortunate.
administration of the K-pubhein par- ( John
73. M) >
I ty every man is secure in those “cer. 1 Thomas > tan ley.........................
6.14)
............................
tain inalienable rights" with which I | B Tabor
George
..........................
the immortal Declaiation of Indepen­
27.701
dence mvs every man Is endow,<1. J II Whitaker.............................
40 *WJ 1
■1 1) Wagi jr.............................
Mistakes nave twen made, it Is true, CG BuwTi >g .............................
88.75!
1 for the human organization is fallible. 1 J M Founl.iin.
25.00 Judge Bellinger Overrules Demur­
...................
. Rut It Is the record >>f the Republic; *,
40.’Mi
•
rer tu the Indictment.
Rfrts tvrnlrbed
We keep the finest
party that its leaders lin e net r
43 75
13 75 1
made the same mistake twice, nor (’tia« Whitman...........................
•
with or wit'bout
lot of horses in the
40.00 The McKinley-Ware Trial Will
have they atteinp’ed to right one Ix»t* Johnson...............................
•
15 80
country.
drivers
wrong by th** commission of another. T J < IT’oimer...........................
Open Early in November
A I'ibher...............
17.-o;
fore Grand Jury.
15.HI,
1 .1 A t'erlings........
STOCK NEWS.
000-0-000-00
3.10 ;
S A Mickli «>11..
5.00; Portland, Sept. 2».—The Mari
I Ed Wiggin........ .
Very Few Cattle Will Be Winter­ , Harry U bitcouib.
Rituelles risici 'Town
5.t«> Ware trial, the most famous lam
.'!.•>.no fraud caw* in the history of ttie state
1 ■- II Buchanan.. .
ed Here—Hay Plentiful.
> i* re o i’
1« *r y >
K.75I will o[» ii early in November. It I
1.1 11 M- Quillen
15.K)' expi-cted that the federal grind jurv
T’IOS. W. JEW LON, Prop’r
This is an off year with the big cat- 1 Wil! Tlioruas. .
I have thousands of acres of choice alfalfa land
10.n0 will begin its session about the mid
'
Joe
Weir
.........
i tie buyers. Last year's exfiofielice
7.50 i
and stock ranches near the Town of Merrill.
| with high-priced hay seems to have Hans Jtel«on.
die of < I c I o I m r, and after two w> < ks n
25JXI ;
Wm Cradd.ck.
. driven some of them out vof bushiesa George Hnyder.. .
Write me for information
25 «XI trial jury will lie empaneled, ami c
I or else they are not able to see any Mike Kogers.........
12 50 numlicr of <-aa<*s taken up. Tin* ca»
JOHN T. KING,
¿ I money to be made in feeding cattle
2.50 against Marie Bare, Horace G. M<-
Henry Daria.
MERRILL
.
-
-
OREGON
$ at the present pric. s of !»•• f and hay. John
5.00 Kinley. S. A. D. Puter, Emma L.
Keesee.. > •
10 On Watson and other defindanls will
VV. W. HAZHN, Proprietor,
0-0-000 O-OO-OO-O-O O I At leaat the reports from al! over the H Gsugh.......
24.3.5 not l»e livid until the oilier cases art-
county seem to show that there will • VV T Barbee..
EAST EM, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I.Hll disposed of.
i ba.JcM cattle wintered here than for W F Petal ..
supporting Tom Watson's candidate». la number of years ami this in tIn­ F W Webster.
Proti
Judge Bellinger yesterday overnil<*<i
Horses I"' !'''.'1 by ,1 tv. wook or n.Clith.
Such is Democratic harmony.
7 So Hie demurrer to the Indlcttm nt m uh'
face of the fact that there is more ; W E Clancey.
7 'Ml
J R Cain.......
Hay and Grain bought and sold,
■
bay
in
the
county
than
ever
before.
t>y
the
last
session
of
the
ftdcral
Farmers can, tar more frequently
H 251
I A JooeS.............
Republican in Politic*, and devoted to the
I’nssontfors ••i nvovod to nil pints of Southern Oregon
Many of the smaller cattle owners are
Ttmber, Agricultural, Stock and Wool interest« than they d<>, use the local^o rs as a
0.25 grand jury. Defendants named were and N<>!IImrn a lilot'iiia at the vory I ow <* h I ratea.
I J E Davis........
of the great Klamath County.
means of communicating with the i combining their herds and driving to I Joe Me<iinn.......
3.75 : Emma L. Watson, S. A. D. Puter,
i Isaac Hmith.......
general public. When a farmer w ish- the market themselves.
8.72 Horace G. M Kinley, Marie L. War-,
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Motel
Published Hvery Thursday by
1 25 Maud Witt, Fraud II. M'algamot.
8. S. Stearns and Mayfield Bros, of ‘D Hill............
• s to buy some certain thing in the
Link
ville. Pilone Alain 14
5 75 Henry C. I’arr, I». W Tarpley amt
line of stuck dr grain,or needs help on Prineville pawed through the city ! E<1 Piiester........
WESLEY O. SMITH,
2
'Hl
three
others,
names
unknown.-
Asso-
lead
of
cattle
Frank
1!.
ynolds.
the farm or In the farm house, or has I Monday with 258
*
7.00 clated Press.
E ditor jsi > P roprietor .
for sale such things as do not natur­ | which they are driving to Montague. J It Ward ......
4.50
ally seek the common market, a local These cattle were bought by J. C. D A McIntire
1.25 I IMPRESSEIt WITH KLATIATtl.
. E Smith.
f
—
«wiimos « atk «:
'
Mitchell.
adv* rtisetnent in his home paper will,
2.50
,1
IXirimes
I
12.00 nim- times out of ten, find him some
Oae year (In advance)
.......... . .
Lindsay Sisemore, Dan Ryan and
wn.„ TRAMM
Pres, Mulkey has returned from hie
man with the thing he wants or a ‘ Jack Pelton came down from Fort j w Manning ...
«7 50 educai I' hii I visit to Klamath Falls
THUB8DAY. OCTOBER 6, 1904.
buyer for the thing he desires to sell. 1 Klamath Sunday with about ',0<>ti<-arl Frank Fax .
............
75.00 ¡M|(j ima muri) to aay <>f thè largo
"R-*
This thing is worth trying.
The , of cattle, which were taken to Mitch- J I’ Arnett........................
i r r ‘ t
*;. ---------
....-—....... — -1
72 50 growth of tliat city Kln<-e bis visti
I' F < irtodrietf . .. *............
cost is small, and the results are al­
DtN’T KNOCK.
(bere a Vear a_"> ami "f file redolirci.» T»
1 FWl (Mi
j
I W D> CAr<lov:L ..........
most i|l w y s satisfactory.
of Kl un vi li «oiint v. He l.hlttks Klain-
218 .head -of lx*< f catt le, belonging
No matter what yutxt «ti« ft- -..ny be,
E
C
Fitzpatrick.
..............
BA RB WIRE
bwn't ktH4*k.
The average girl of the present day to J. W. McCoy, Jh.n'l f rom-ub r T W Nkwtou..
o.<>) ath ciiunl v Is on thè ev. >f a lar'c <!>•-
It will not make thing** better, ae«
and
Mr.
Nicbi.lson
of
F'ort
Klamath
75 <X) velopment. Thr<-<‘dlffeienl r illro id
is of few ideas and full of nonsense.
J W Bryant. .. .........
Don’t knock.
75 od» llm s are headed th it. way, one of
The weather may be wet or dr},
She appeareth on the street In much passed through the City Tuesrlay on J a havi».
Or hot or cold (we don’t know w hy),
7/4) whlch I h suro to re.ich tliat country
1 their way to Montague from where J A I'erlinga,
fine
raiment
and
hunteth
up
a
lieau
Y oh cannot change It if you try —
27 50 wlthin firn next two or tlireo year-.
oho 1-e. 11 < i ie?g
at whose expense she drlnketh soda ( they will be shipped to San Francisco. Otis Webb. .
Don’t knock.
75 00 Lart'e projeets for dralna"and Ire-
Jas. Barry started a band of mut- R A
A M<»m
Moon . .................................
No man I f faultier« at hit bett,
water until the setting of the sun.
Don't knock,
She cheweth her gmn in the morning, i ton sheep to Madeline the first of the F. Henry Farrar.............................. 05.00 giilon are abati and hit.herlo swatnps
You have tome falling- with (he rest,
J,
HO.lVi and desert lands will y|ei<| immense X ‘•,'“'1**1*■'♦■**$*'•*!* -1*vj-tepvp.¿a.
'EL Arant........................
and when the evening approaches she week. They will 1st shipped to the
I
Don’t knock.
C A J»-i,s ........................ .
30.00
Rome duties we all leave undone,
is still chewing. She getteth the no­ Donbiggs Commission Company of E Uartheli................................... 20.00 crops of fruit, vegetables, grain and
Some urgent tasks are hot begun,
alfalfa. He says. "Oil'«-half of the
tion
in her head that she can sing, San Francisco.—Lakeview Herald.
Buesing A Beum-tt.....................
8.73
None reach perfection, no, not one—
unfilled lands are await Ing irrigation,
and she warbieth until her father be-
Don’t knock.
Messrs. Homing, Buick and Alns-
The petition of A. Castel for a
Would you have frieudthip kind and true
li
cometh a habitual drinker and the ley of Silver Lake took 200 cattle to brewery license was approved 'Jid'* the other half waiting to be drained
f
Don’t knock.
and capital has organized and begun
neighborhood
getteth
out
an
Injunct-
1
the
railroad
Sunday
for
shipment
to
license
was
ordered
Issued.
The
bond
Aa you treat Mien, men will treat you—
Don’t knock,
ion. She goeth to a party gowned In San Francisco.
I lli»XrO
of C I> Wilson A Co. was rejected as the work of spreading the accumula­
Let ample charity abonnd
a dress that is too short at the top
it was unpropcrly filled out. A peti­ ted walers upon the arid portions. I t
For all mankind this world around—
doubt whether the Northwest affords
PARK AND BOAT LANDING.
and too long at the bottom and glg-
You’l need the same when under ground,
tion was read for a sidewalk,commen­
a better field for investment than the
Don’t knock.
gleth till the night waxeth old. She
cing at the corner of Main street and
Major C. E. Worden Is Improving
Klamath Lake region." Ashland
Beck out the good and not the ill,
Heth in bed in the morning till the
Payne alley to Pine st.; thence east
Don’t knock.
his
lake
and
river
front
property
in
Tidings.
eleventh hour while her mother
along the north of Pine st., passing
If angered, bid thy tongue be still,
humps around and doeth the houre- the rear of Ids hotel near the bridge. Juni|>er and Center streets to middle
Don’t knock.
Win. llbriri.inn, hih * of the prosper-
If you to others’ faults are blind,
work. She tlgheth for a husband It is being tilled In out to deep water of block 1. 'Plie matter was referid to
They’ll bear with you aud never mind;
oiir ranchers of Alkali valley, was In
and
b«.|ng
nicely
fenced.
He
says
(»
with
a
long
mustache
and
plenty
of
It's to much better to be kind —
the street committee with power to the dty Batiirday. He stnt.vs that
<•
Don’t kuock.
money, but finally rnarrlethsome fel­ that he Is going to plant a lot ofahade act.
- I h<- pul fifteen in-re» In wheal this
*
—A. L. Bixby.
low who smokcth cigarettes and hold* trees and a lawn and next year will
Another petition was read for a year and han threshed 27} bushels to
li up t wo fingers lo the barber when put on a number of row boat* and
Mr. Bryan has been making Parker ei
si I ■A’alk on Fifth street from Main the acre. If they can get these re­
West Jálelo ¿Stellile**«
be getteth a shave.—-Ex.
make the property a sort of park and
speeches In .Missouri with the express
stie<t to W ilimt Avenue and In front sults from a dry ranch, think what
resort for boating parties.
JAS. FIG'-LR, PROP'R
i
understanding that his arguments do
of block .17 along Klamath Avenue Alkali valley "Hl be when It Is cov­
young M en for rousevelt .
KLAM7TTH
F-HLIS.
-
-
_
OREGON
»ut apply In Nebraska where he Is
Jn no previous campaign have the
ffoin Fourth st root to sixth street ered by II l igating flitches.
Andy Bose sells hay and grain.
I
I
Until November ist
we will sell GROCERIES
for spot cash, at prices
heretofore unheard of in
K'amath County
JTîsohrtc Safety
SENATOR FULTON
COMING.
Groceries, Pry Goods,
Salt, Sugar, Coal Cil, Rico, Boons
- Canned Coeds, Dried Fruits, S
- Cotise, Sûap, Candles, Cream, Fan
cy Groceries, Etc.. Etc.
Clothing, lYirnish.’ng Goods
ind Shoes.
n complete v.nd up to date Une of
Our STOCK is complete, our
QUALITIES arc guaran»
teed, our PRICES are
' the lowest, we will ap­
preciate your BUSINESS
LARGEST FALL AND WINTER
LINES at any point off the rail-
road in Eastern Oregon, of DRY
GOODS, DRESS GOODS, FANCY
GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
' HATSAND CAPS, LADIES READ-
Y-TO-WEAR GARMENTS, ETC.
Trunks, Valises, Carpets, Beds, Furniture, Cur­
tains. Cooking Utensils. Crockery, Tinware,
Paints,. Oils, Etc., Etc.
BALDWIN’S
n ardware Store
FAMOUS LAND
FRAUD CASE
MAMMOTII STABLES
Reamas & Jennings, Klamath Fails.
CUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCI I ANGE
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
STA BL ICS
Livery.
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♦
Klamath Fails Hardware Dca
__ ’er
M
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Car Load of
f
f
4
Kiiijr
Í You
Like
Fast
Horses
i> Main 193
j Horses that will [lease you
U Willi or without drive
d
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Commercial men conveyed to all points
s
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