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J KLAM A TH REPUBLICAN VOS FRIENDS VV. (>. SH ITH, Editor nd Proprietor IN CALIFORNIA 'PADIKG NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON SAFEST MATERIALS.| piano tuner. Special Agent Horace T. Juova of the I’. S. land office wan in Ashland t.r-.sfixra or value rnoM the BIO BALTIMORE F1HB- Iroin I Klamath county. 1 (Mrtlfurd Oregonian ' (1ian. W. Shrrninn, Jr., a promt* nent citizen of Klamath county, U visiting In this county. W. F. Reed of Klamath county has bought the Walt property, situ ated III West Metlfotd and contain ing four lota and two residences, inly ing a snug sum. It is at present oc I i cupied by J. H. Ray and N. J. Wiley. Proper Construction of Great Build» luge Ascertained by Committee of Expert»- Facta for Bulkier*. Circuit Judge Henry L. Benson of Klamath Falls has positively declined to lie a candidate for Governor of Ore Klamath Falls, Ore., Thursdy, November g. 1905. gon One <>T the stsndlug committees <>I on tue Republican primary ticket . the National Fire I’rutotion «*..«•!* next April, although acceptance ! tlon devotes Its aueutlon W th»«»' i • \ ?rnor Chamberlain stated that he had enjoyed every would mean * certanltv of election in features of construction which are l>»»i designed to ehecs the |’n Kresa of • a e he was in Klamath County. We are pleased at this his case, as he is one of the most contlosratlen Immedlslel.v after th» popular public men In the State. Baltimore Jlssxtcr of February IML I want him to come again. He also invited the people Ills reasons for declining are note reports the New York Tribune, this (SlMon llea<lll«l>i.) here to visit his part of the state and get acquainted artdex- worthy and commendable. In com Wee,I Cerro,|Hin4eul. csimmlttre entered upon an elaborate The first passenger cat for the Cal Investigation of the damsged property n.;nge ideas. This is a very good thought and should be mon with all other Circuit Judges, whose terms of office extend beyond with a view to obtaining such (ie»h in I ' 'pted, but fhe fact is. we have been going to other por- tlie date of the next Guliematorlal in ifornia Northeastern Railway arrived formation «’ might be «Honied there I last Monday noun. b». . ns of the state for years and now the time has come for augural. Judge Benson conscientious- i Work on the railroad toward Klam- It *aa hoped thst a report would be ly considers that he is barrel! from | < atli Falls Is being pushed as rapidly rexdy in the eprlng or early summer .hem fo return the compliment and “come to us." election by the terms of the consti as money and men will accomplish it. For eome reason Ila appearance war oath to which lie subscribed, Teams, plows, scrapers. steam shovels delayed much longer. The document One of flip most noticeable signs of the change of Kia in i tutional in common with other Judges, when and all manner of railroad construct wai distributed only a few day* aim In spite of Its tardiness the opinion» •tii Falls from a village to a city, besides the new stane and last elected to the trench In the First I ion tools are being sent to lhe "front” À embodied will pn»ve of Immene« iriek buildings recently erected, is the building of cement Judicial district. There is every rea daily together with large gangs of there value to ir.eur.xnc» men. architects, side walks which has been commenced by some of our son to believe that this provision of I ' laborers, indicating that tlm Coin- owners of large building« and to those lhe Stale Constitution, which dis-! ’ pany will rush work while tlie gissl municipal officer» who have wesokm Good quarters and best of core at enterprising business men. It would be a good move if the qualilies to study the eaaeu'iwls of »Ire resistive Circuit Judges from candi construction ''¡¡v Council should pass an ordinance prohibiting the dacy tu any political office, cannot sur | weather lasts. >XaVI€lwlC MA/riCs The committee was eompoaad »•f H (McCloud Corro»pon4»nt ) : ..i./.’-.ig of wooden walks within the business section of vive judicial test, but having taken | Thirty carloads of ttO-pound rail*, well-known «-xperta, and In the per Driving Teams arc Specially Kept lor the Public. of thl* rpwlal task had th» M«ln street. It is believed, however, that action of this the oath Judge Benson accepts It as two carloads of truck spikes and two formance aaatdance of four other» So authorl binding and foregoes the gratification HEADQUARTERS FCR CITY DRAY kind will not be necessary for the present, as many of the of a cherished ambition. His posi carloads of fishplates have arrived tatlve an expreeslotl ae that of lh«»e here and are to lie used on the ex- men haa not appeared before In many Wnltvr AIitri>K‘* 1 •r<»|>riet<>r property owners already realize the importance and value tion is so unique that it is worthy of I tension of the McCloud River Rail year* Perhaps It la without precedent of good permanent walks in front of their places of bttsi-. special mention, for the reason that road towards Klamath Falls, Oregon. since the ora of steel frame bulklluxa <-------------------- —--------------------------------------------- ness, and will not be long in following the examplethat has tlie average man, similarly situated, Over 300 men arc working seven opened. The first topic treated In the "eon would have surely accepted the assur days a week pushing the work for- been set. ance of the Gubernatorial nomination | ward as fast as possible. The line Is elusions" of the committee Is the necessity for suitably «Molding the _________________________________________________ and contested tlie lega'ity of the oath ; now completed three miles beyond metal column», floor twimi anil other We would call attention of the farmers of Klamath coun after election. .Such conscientious I Barties. More men would tie put on •tool and Iron members of a modern The committee affirm» In ' construction work if they could l»e se atructuro ty to a communication, which we publish, from the Klam men as Judge Benson are rarely! positive term» that nothing eervea an i found in politics.—San Francisco cured. effectively a» well-lwirne,! brl-'<, laid ath Chamber of Commerce, endorsing certain suggestions ' Chronicle. Surveyors are now working between In cement mortar Hollow tile lack I of Mr. Wendling, president of the Weed Lumber Company, McCloud and the Southern Pacific »lability; they do no- stay In place ------------------- “ in regard to the growing of potatoes and apples. Mr. Stretch Of Imagination ' main line, trying to hx’ate a new ter- they are al»o perceptibly affected by sevsre bent Plaster bloeb» are pr»r i tuinalion for the McCloud Railroad. ncsineed Inferl« r to terra rotta Wendling is at present absent in the east and is familiar 26,000 acres of the very best farm l.ind in Klamath Journal) Hollow ill» proved unestlefactorv for with the markets and knows what he is talking about. Mr. Governor George F.. Chamberlain. I Tlieron W. (Yri-ka Otey and Mlsa Lola Ann floor arches In Baltimore for a variety County, FOR SALE CHEAP. Will sell in large Wendling is interested in the California Northeastern Rail was on the train passing through Ash- nu, <,f Picard, Butte Creek Valley, at reason» Sometime» the an hr» had vrlde a »nan to lutur» •'rrngt'i or small tracts to suit purchasers. Terms reasona road which is being built into Klamath county and very land today enroute tu Klamath I alls, were married in Yreka on Tuesdar of too Sometime« they were net property where he will take part with «O'er- ; |aja week, Judge J. 8. Beard officia- ’’•'♦"rally wants to see the farmers of this county producing nor Pardee of California and Gover-; ltng T|lp new ble. Also have some good residence property in overlaid wl:h cen-.enl Often the tow |)4Vp thl. er layer of the tile technically inown something for which there will be a sure market, and which nor Gotxling of Idaho in the cere- Klamath Falls at a bargain. wishes of their numerous friend-, as the web would break under In- will make business for his road. Ilis advice can safely be monies of turning the first shovelful of . jor # ¡<>ng life of happiness and pros tenee heat and thus weaken ths riwt of the tile. followed for he realizes that a prosperous community dirt on the Klamath irrigation pro- i per|ty Almost Invariably the lower Sang«« jeet. He will go by way of the Weed ! We learn that U. 8. officials have ■>f the I beams In the floor« showed makes business for a railroad. railroad to Bartie, thence by stage to I Reference ordered that no more rock be taken that they had be»n Inadequa'ely pro Lairds landing, where he will take tected. One form of covering failed from a place called Red Rock In Butte because It was held by exposed tne'aj It will oe remembered that when all means had been ex the boat line to Klamath Falls.—Ash Creek Valley, beyond the Boves ranch, clips Another proved defective be- hausted of raising the last $15,000 of the railroad bonus, in land Tidings. and that no more land be taken up, -ause the skew back» proleetlr.ne from c 'h ’F •? v v •»’ "b v •»• •(“•+■ -F -? •!■'•;• -r++♦ ! which indicates that work will he th« adjacent arch tile broke and re Klamath county, the committee went to San Francisco and leased their burden On the whole for i FROM EXCHANGES. commenced In the government rccla- , Sacramento and called upon the wholesalers there to help arch construction cement "H«me! to niation anti Irrigation project. On •tand up well." although It was not f us out. The merchants of these cities came to the front the Oregon side, bids are already ad- fl extensively used In Baltimore (Lakeview tieraid.) with $12.0CO and had it not been for this it is doubtful if 1». P. Maloy For exterior wall» those tn front returned Monday from 1 vertlsed for portions of the wotk. and ♦ rear, nothing ha» been found that we would have succeeded in raising the necessary amount. Horse Fly where he assisted in dip I before long the same start will be and la comparable with g<xx! brick Ston» We all appreciate the help that was given us in our need, ping about 20 000 sheep belonging to ! made on this side of tlie Oregon line »•iffers much rno-o from Are On the O. T. McKendiee, H. A. Champayne In this county. »Id»» also the while should be nt brick but our merchants should not forget that there is a way to and C. Swanston. The sheep belong The latest report from McCloud Is »nd th!ck »nonch to etriu.' alone If th» show that our appreciation is genuine. A list of the firms ing to Champayne and Swanston will that thirty carloads of 00-pound rails adjoining b'tlldlrc« collar«» Kvcn In terra cotta, planter block, who contributed appears in this issue and our merchants be taken to the railroad for shipment, two carloads of spikes and two car partitions »nd metal lath proved unsatisfactory f-’.ould study this list carefully and make it a point to give and the McKendree liand about 5,tJ(k) loads of fishplates have arrived at tlie Theeommlttee qualified Its dlaapprov to Merrill wl.cre they will be McCloud, and are to lie used on the II by limiting the nm« to the present <-ir business to these firms whenever it is possible to do Jambs, fed during the winter. extension of tlie McCloud River rail methods of employing three materlale so. In fact they should receive the preference over other S. B. Huston, of Hillsboro, Or., an road towards Klamath Falls. Over 1 Th» best type of partition tested In th» I Baltimore flro waa one e< mposed <rf houses as it is a duty our merchants owe these cities. aspirant for the nomination for Con three hundred men are working seven five-inch tile but the latter usually gress on the Republican ticket was in days a week pushing the work for- became loosened, and hence r»»«»d to war<l a* fast as possible, The line Is do much good. Th« significance of ~ i¡e Klamath Chamber of Commerce is to be congratu- Lakeview a few days of this week I now "? v -Fv•’• v + -!• -F 'i-+++v completed three miles beyond this p«rt nt the report Is »rham-ed by 4*v+ v making »preliminary canvass and get- 1 additions! comment of the commit 1” • t n starting and carrying through the big irrigation cele- ting acquainted with the voters. Mr. J Bartles. More men would be put on i an tee relstlvn to the proper subdivision n .• • i. • 1. -L brai.on so successfully. It has been one of the greatest ad Huston is a very pleasant gentleman construction work If they could t»e of largo floor apace», like those In a V » b •F T“ -F H • T T T T T V ▼ T department store It declares that secured. Surveyors are now working and in his canvass no doubt makes vertisements for our county ever attempted, second only to between McCloud and the Southern without a sufficient number of Interior i the work inaugerated by the Reclamation Service. This is a many friends. If the state of Ore Pacific main line, trying to locate a barriers the contents of a "Are resist *. gon must have a republican congress Ivo" building are scarrely safer than •me of work that can and should be kept up. Our new man from this district Mr. Huston, new terminal for the McCloud rail In one of the most careless construc •> ...agniticient County High Schoo! building will soon be com being a clean man, probably stands a road. Upton is now the junction tion. In the formulation of It* report the • f pleted, and now is the time to begin making arrangements gtxxl chance for winning the nomina point. The surveyors are expected committee of the National Fire Pro tion, that is if Binger Hermann, the to report in about ten days. AGENTS I lection association has rendered an v for the proper dedication of the building. The leading edu smooth, will not use his mesmeric in Important aervlec to the country. A Hindrance. FOR THE OLD FASHIONED •F cators of the state should be invited and some very inter fluence and again dupe the people in "Why la it that a scientist seldom be The Wedding Hing Finger. esting addresses can be arranged for the occasion. We can to electing him on the plea of vindi come* rich?" The wedding ring »a< placed on the •F "A «dentist," said the practical man. cation. The question still stands, have a gathering here equal if not greater than the one just past "become* too much accustomed to deal eft hand, u near»«! the heirt. and on ••Must this district have a republican ing with large quantities. If he makes a ’.he fourth finger because that finger * in honor of the visit of the Governor and in celebration of congressman. calculation that Is only a few million was supposed to have Its own "private I WO DOLLARS THE VEAR IN ADVANCE. r BURNS & HORNING REAL ESTATE INSURA NCE KLAMATH FALLS, ORE, Correspondence Solicited. First National Bank, Klamath Falls, Or. THE LODGE J. II. RICE. Proprietor PELICAN BAY, ORE. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS I X Give me a call Boats for lhe Angler. T he fo_G ( abin the ordering of bids for the construction of the first section (Lakeview Examiner, j of the Klamath project. The Chamber of Commerce has Mr. S. I>. Huston of Hlllnboro, lust commenced its work. Let it keep up so that there will Washington county, Republican can didate for Congress In the first dis l > c ov.'.iething doing all the time- trict made Lakeview a visit Monday. Mr. Huston Is making a tour ot the district and did not fall to recognize I Lake county as a part of the district. He is not making campaign speeches but simply getting acquainted with the people. We have not been hon ored by a visit from a Republican candidate for congress since Thus. Tongue was here just before he was i elected the second time. Mr. Huston is a prominent attor ney of Hillsboro, and has practiced in the courts of Oregon for 20 years, and is also an ex-state senator. He was in the state legislature at the I time Judge Daly and C. A. Cogswell represented this district. It makes Lake county feel gtxxJ for a man who seeks their support to recognize II as a part of his constituency not to be overlooked. Many of the smaller papers are constantly printing some thing about the support the people should give to the local paper. It is probable that these articles do not have any effect whatever on the attitude of the people and we do not see why they should. It would be considered as very poor business judgement if a grocery or clothing store, for in stance, should produce no weightier reason for asking the patronage of the public, than that they were located in the ty.. n. A business house to secure the trade has to have the goods at the right price to be successful and it is the same with a newspaper. The paper that gives the most news and the best service in the town or country it represents is bound to get the support and patronage of that community. If newspapers were run on a strictly business basis rather than as charitable institutions, there would be more suc- -s in this line. The Republican believes in giving the public their money’s worth, and we expect to receive our (Anhland Record.) Meagra. Quigley, Aiken, Butler, money when the goods are delivered. If there are any of Carter, Winter, Payne and Wagner the subscribers to the Republican who do not believe they returned last Thursday from a Klam are getting value received, we would request them to call ath lake duck hunt. They brought and notify us and we will discontinue their paper. That is home a lot of fine ducks. the way we do business. We have received one hundred Wm. Hoagland and J. H. McFall new subscribers during the past two months, and we do left here Monday morning for Lan- gell Valley, Klamath county, to he not believe that it is because we are such a good fellow that gone three weeks. •e people are contributing their two dollars per each. Mart Real came in from Klamath While we have never asked for support out of charity we Falls last week and returned Monday are out for business, and if ihere are any in the county who with Mrs. Frank Sutton and child-; ren. Frank will join them later. not takp the Republican, we will say that it is only an Ira Hansen, the Pelican Bay ranch . versight and that we will have them in line before the first er, was here the first of the week. i •f the vear. He brought in M. O. Warner, the year* or a few million mil»* out of the way he doesn't complain And he can always figure that he I* within a few million dollar* of being rich."—Wash ington Star. Cornered. J l ] TEA CUP WHISKEY ROANOKE RYE ASTOR WHISKEY wire" (In the shape of a delicate nerve) to the heart That finger, too. was -ailed the medicine finger, and the be lief was that by virtue of the little nerve It could detect a dangerous ttolson If simply Inserted In the liquid From thst belief the Idea that wedding rings—the rings worn on I hat finger— had special curative qualities had IM rise To this dqy wedding rings ara rubbed over an obstinate sty on an eyelid.—London Chronicle * Elderly Aunt—Gwendolen, you »hock me when you talk of a wedding being "pulled off." You ought to be ashamed to use prize-fighting slang in speaking of so solemn a thing as a wedding Young Niece—You misunderstand me. I Msy. Aunt Hezlbah I aald the wedding had "This,” said the man with the blue been put off. But how did you happen to nose and the red cars, pulling his col know that "pulled off" Isa prize-fighting lar closer about bls ears, "Is a regular slang?—Cassell a May weather we are having, lan't It?" "May weather?" asked lhe man with 8ad Days. the frosted fingers, stamping his feet V Th* melancholy days have coma. I t to get them warm. "May weather?” The days we all despise, "Yea. It may anow and It may not.” When windows have to ba cloaad fight. Thus keeping In the Alaa. From that Instant things grew warm «-Yonkers Statesman er In that neighborhood.—Chicago Tribune. OOKPETSITT TO ADVISE, Insulting. Jinks—That man Bink* la an Insult ing pup Spinks—What's (he trouble? "Why I eald to him: ‘How much a man own to hl* friends!' ” Pure Bred Stations MASCO T LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES KLAMATH FALLS AND MERRILL Largest and Best Equipped Stable." in Southern Qreg^ "And he «aid: 'Yea-some do.’ It wasn’t *o much what he aald a* the way he aald It, and th» way he lookad at me, confound him!—Cleveland A C. Ar. OLIVER, TOURIST’S TRADE Leader. Tourist (to Burly Bill, who baa cir cumnavigated ths globe score« of time«) —I think chaps like you ought to travel a bit It enlarges the mind. "It did mine whan I went to Dieppe last year.” Adrie« to Lovera. rnjM-m-nti n»v»r should h« lon< Ye awalna who go to court. Taka heed1 Th» Ion« »natiaamanl a wrong— It keep« a fallow ahon. «-Philadelphia I’rraa Buff Cochin Chickens Phone, Alikin 1^1 "Yes?" Plenty in Hand. "You would get along a great deal bet ter If you didn't gel ao excited.” aald the calm man to hIs Irascible friend. "Can't you learn to keep your temper?” •'Keep my temper! Well, 1 like that!” retorted the other. *'I’d have you under stand that I keep more temper In on* day than you have In your poaaaaslon during a whole year! Cassell's. We carry the finest line of imported an<1 domestic liquors in the city I SPECIALTY ✓ <11* KOO W Y “THE CANDY MAN ,, Fresh Candies and Bon Bons, Stationery, Notions, Cigars and Tobacfi Freali F'rvilt in Wen»011 DAILY J. A. GREGORY, PAPERS Main Street near Postoffice
