KLA MA TH REPUBLICA N I
Are Suu doing In UulliP
I m Sah - .1 ... .i*, ips.l farming l.uul
two mile» due V - st ol Klsmslli Falls si
II »<> I oanl nil >,p|».rutt.lt v In flgtir«
Fl.'» |*r rt.ie. Uso mi h-.meiHmli Hl on tom nuik. I mu prr|«inil to make
Kemi, (h.-., u. II. A Emniill. Il
l>iui'a on ull c I hssts ol building* sad
«ill lutulah plane ahrnmei avevsaary.
All Hoik giiaiHnlvml.
A. M. Tailor.
Il
Cmiliarlur and Builder.
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE
Klamath Falls, Ore., Thursday, July 5 1906.
EMMITT REPLIES
i grand princi|«ils »1
G knami u .
HARDWARE DEALERS
Uucoln, McKinley
and Roosevelt, wonl-l toon wither and
fadeSHay. And he i* not alone. Ills
Take» Exceptions to Strietur«*
«wtrtdnl to put up a eandi late (or coun
the Merrill Record
ty rlerk with over • hundred majority!
Now let it« have peace if »e Lave to
resort to lilwral ami independent i iting
Editor Republican —
rorrrse nieons «il|>port the dem
The Merrill lles-onl take* serious ex- nliich
ei-ptions t,» »•> article oxer my signature oemtkc tiebet. Ilenwmlvr Russia «1-
hl lire Repuhcan of I owe 14, and for surrendered to a power ol one third of
season»of bis own calls me a "sorehead.” her own population in order to lave
Now, if to complain of having no re pent* at home and yet the desired ob
Is not the repub
publican party in a county or slate like ject is not obtained.
•A
shi re, in the millet oi g.»«l lov.-sl repub lican fuirty of Klamath county and
lican«, i* »ufficieHt to cl*** a person a State of Oregon tn a similar condition?
’•sorehead," then 1 plead guilty; oilier- I I, too, am for peace, but I desire that it
be a permanent and lasting ]M*a<*<* ; mid
wise I protest against the term.
lie says‘‘If Mr. F.mmitt were again the only monner by which it can be ub
up for office he would atrongly oppose tained is to kick out ali those weighed
him, or word* to that effect. This editor and found wanting. 1 have published
* the exact claaa of men complain« I of. once and now reiterate that I am not
Why should lie oppose me? Because if complaining of mv personal dele.it. It
mime private citiaen, who has net exact ia the defeat of tho rvpubiican and mi-
ly suited bin, should ever become a jority party that causes a republican
candidate hi the Intnrv lie wouhl strong- to register a kick, There b.is I hh - ii in
J4 op|sw him even if it threw down the the recent [xist a numl*r ol persons
whole rspnblti-an party and abolished (w ho are equally as good, if not butter,
h» principles. Now eouhl self-interest men than myself that have led the |»ar-
•rst and party loyally afterward« lx- ) : tv to defeat w ith no excuse w hatever on
more plainly Mat is I by inference? Sup their own |«irt. 1 refer to Parrish, Cas-
tel. KIsw<Is, Arant, Kershner, Siemens
pun« a rei>ulilic»n ami democrat candi
and
Willits.
K. A. EuwiTr.
date with an equal number of v\>tr». and
Ke no, June 27.
the editor of the record with the decid
ing ballot in his hand—and because the
republican candidate had done some lit
tle thing in the past that did not suit
the Record editor, he would stmwgly op
pose kiss—cast his vote foe the democrat;
BY GERANITM.
thwart the purpose and principle of
every repoldican in the comity or state
Joseph Otey last week had the mis
aud proclaim to the world that denso-
fortune to lose a couple of fingers by ac
eratic principles had prevailed.
No
ci dentally getting them in the way >■
such anew ever felled the forests, plowed
the saw at bis shingle mill east of Keno.
the plain nor accomplished anything
J. R. CFemmen's mother and niece
else in common. Tlicy are sulkere,
Miss Marguerite came over from Med
pikers and knockers.
t* -mz-r«!
Ths editor further states, both real ford Saturday for an extended visit
among
triends
and
relatives.
and hy inference, certain tilings that
Neil Sly and Robert Oliver returned
are not warranted by the facts. He re
fers to me as calling tlwse who opposed from Yreka Friday.
rue all the dirty names in Lie calendar.
Loyd Brownell of Klamath Fall, lias
J. IL
w Altiiiriixoi’
1 defy anyone to point out a single word, been constructing some new telephone
phrase or sentence in that letter that lines near l’icard this week.
Finest i'ishing in Southern Oregon. B ats. Teams
might not be read in the presence of ths
Miss f.la Otto has lx-en visiting in
anil .Saddle Horses for Tour- is. Will I'urnish
most refined lady with strict propriety. Yreka the past two weeks.
Again he says because a man resided in
Guides. Will take you to Crater Lake and
Albert Otey returned home this week
a community for ‘‘3) years” is no rea
after having completed the contract of
other
points. Board by day, week er month
son he should be elected to .in office.
grading the streets at Mt. Hebron.
Which by inference leads to believe that
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tnvlor of Gold
C7ÄL.1- ON RICE AT TH& LODCE
I had mails the statement. There is
Hill are visiting Mrs. Taylor’s pan els
I
neither ••community” nor ”3# years'* in Mr. and Mrs. Mallsworth this wt-ek.
the article. It is a base fabrication
Small tracts of well li,c«t.»l tub-m;ir»h
Have you seen
- ie <4 lll'-i- Nitty
Mies Bertha Calkins departed last
pure and simple. If there were no bet week for Beewick to visit her sister Mrs. lands offered for one week at <20 per I-Im* and Grey soils the K. K. K. «tore
i« turning out.
ter republicans than this editor, those John Sharp after having completed the i acre. Al*l Adv.
Finest Line 0! Royal
ware in the city and at
pr‘ces to suit everybody
BUILDERS HARDWARE
CARPENTER TOOuS
SPORTING GOODS
Tents, Wagon Sheets and Awn
ings. Tinware, Staves and
Imperial Ranges Etc, Etc
PICARD ECHOES
PAINTS AND OIL
TRY OUR PRICES
Pelican Bay L-odá®
KIOK
IN THE KOYA! SWIM.
!
Th ■ qui-.ti of llollaud h«» Krim BOO
tn»> trinus t< i <h i-ri'ctlon <4 a hospital
tor irippli.l children at Ilo- lingua.
\\ h, u she I» «Lie te Iran I, wIin h has
not I» < t. often ol late iIo- < >ar n a <-t l.u•
•is almost Invarini I) take» let > ar .' i
|ju!> Wl nl.i.rni ia al-out to .»lui in.li
a lo«»k -•’ q. in I aiio I oii Ihr »-’,»<
to > ncoutugv t «•- sul* of t’hurrh ol hi,
land books
a»tr lln i y Morlltm-i Durand Is aalil t >
tv th tint Itrltt-h amtn»»adi i to ihoi
oughly appreciate An.i rlinn jok< »
FMnny »t uh» with tl..- tit »»t i-oints lm
sera Instai tly ami enjoys tu Ihr lull
Sir..-,- h- h aa a yo -t e t.ian the (!• rn.an
emperor h n k 1'1 » iiiph-'i arc. ut.l ot
th« Min-rn . that li rv, att> m*.v<< him
with the gru l’p lo the I regtu't hr lia»
kill.-.! .-lese upon $0,000 hv».* < f y’ une
Admiral baron vin Staun will ritir«
from rottiin i- .1 of the Austrlau navy
»li'-ltly ami will le suci-, i.lr.l by Vice
Admiral Monti- Cucroll, who hai n Om-
riputaiiou among th« naval nu n ot tho
world.
In a gymnasium, fitted up for tho
kals. r* use on lourd th, »t>am*hli> III
llamlurg th.- Lon.I.-n Lrai-lilc »aya. m
an .Ir. trie horsn, "wht.h Is umli rsliHid
to I >- particularly energetic in It. move
ment a ”
On. < f the sti.rlr* of I’etrr the (Irent
on his famous visit to England tells how
he -was perpb vid at We»tnilu»(.r hail
by the sight of so many wigs and I lm k
gowns It was expiait rd to him that
their wearer« were lawy.rs
“law
yer»!" txclalmed t’l-ler. ' why. I have
only two In riy whole dominions, and I
believe I shall hang one ot them th« mo
ment I get home "
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C, D. WILLSON
F
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Buy* one or more lots in the Hot Springs addition
to Klamath Falls. The investment sf a few hun
dred dollars NOW means a profit of thousands in a
few years.
Hot Springs addition is in the heart sf the city of
Klamath Falls, whose population will be 25000
in less
than 10
years.
Hot Springs Improvement
Company
Kkimath Falls, Oregon
Addition
Mil Make Klamath Falls Famous
ENGÎNFFHR
Al>l li U I !• ICS
Klamath County Abstract
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SLOAN-ZU MWALT-WITH ROW
I'I k -rioiii.'i Allattaci Ollieo of KIsuialh County, Orvgn*
II.III- . .11 a Dit. h to stirici ’• I» your l'ro|««rlv I In." ill doiil.l? Is your
rill.- i eil»
Wc hate *i romplvtv Alwtis. I «ml Engineering ulHcv.
IJ.Iro. I*. O. tui I«, Kl«m«ih Falls. Or,«»«
PW«««. Mal« y«
sr UV EY I Xl I
AIWfRACTINH
Pure Ered Stallions
Buff Cochin Chickens
I l’lionv, Ainin 11
M ASCO T
RANDOM RUMINATIONS.
It'a nil right to te good, but don't
to kr wn a* 1 k , k ><1 thing
It takes a mot1»,r-ln law to lay down
the letter of the law to a lawver
When a girl l.as freckle* she ».vint'»
thlrca with the leopard, who catr.iol
change hl* spit t.
We regard a man a* level heatlej
whose Idea* se.-ni to tie about al th«
same Isvcl u our own
If a friend asks your opinion on a
matter simply get hl* ant Indorse it
it poasibls and he will go away happy.
An --IJ barhclnr can never und«r
sland whv a young fath.-i 8h"»i|ij
proud of ths fa.'t that the baby lookit
like him.
Moat single women
ray
they
wouldn’t marry th«*
__ _____
host _____
innn _______
In tho
world, an I most married wouicu know
they didn’t
Many men have achlevis' a reputa
tion for i-hllantlir >py I rrmisr they
rave l ack the collar button to the man
frotu whom they stole a shirt
'1'
A M V|X
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES
KI.AMAI II TAI.I.S ANI> MIRRILI
Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Oregon
TOURIST’S TRADE A SPECIALTY
V. 'r. OErIVKhF,
1 • i
< > 'r b
Onti'. Melh.ist* place eight miles south of Klamath
I- ills u ill I ■ in sen ice every Tuesday, I hursday and Sat
urday !■■! ’he next three months. Mares will be pastured.
No lial iiity (or damages. Charges $i<> for season.
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'P. 1^. iVJ. Iv. Short