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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued DaUr, Except Sunday, by the
.HI1ALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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RATES:
BOB80RIPTION
DaRy, by eaalL m year ij.oo
BaUy.hyauil, eUmoaths'. 2,50
, Dally., by.saaU, Ursa atoatks 1,11
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Buy, daHvsrad by carrier, on weak. . ,
RKSCTJK OP MRS. BROTHERTON
AND CHILDREN
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KLAMATH PALLS. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1900.
J
Tha Head Cltlaen.
, A aval coaaataatty la New York hat
fast re-elected tbe village blacksmith
stayer. It tried klta once and liked tka
kraal waU enough to aaa aba again.
Faraeaa who hart enacted tka role of
mmmm mUmmmm Im '! ,,. m ..
! rai .w .iti wi vw
hK sarprlssd. If tbere la ooe Sir
Oracle ki tka Tillage It la tka black
BaaMh. What ke doeaa't kaow about
paMttea. IMentara aad carta alek beaa
hart wank kaawlac.
vBoa fcHaBirt usually towers snore
,thetthlatlag asachlaery of tka village
t lawyer as stack aa kla am oatsneea
ana tka biceps oC tka least Data.
Whaa he laat ateyor ka ataally HHa
aha stayer what to do aa a alas Uae,
Mi thaw ki a owlet community aot ba
Ja al takes ap la aheelag horses.
.PaabtlssB tke eagacteas atosBhtrs of
.tka caaMaaaRy had aeUced these things
Bad theaadrtaaadghtaa well he draw
bat tha salary.
aC tke
t aeeeatrle Dhralela k
Had weald order patleata ts
aay aaay. oa tka left aide
street, rataralBg by tbe otber
aa woaid order to arlaa
at a certain boar aad
wttfe stager beer; aaotktr ta
precisely at saldalaat aad
aaatsa. or be weald laatratt
vatuaeie.
"Do you tblak tbe study ot tka dead
leagnagea la ralubler
"I akonld aay ao," aaawared tka
apothecary. Tbe Latin name of a
drat sometimes constitutes two-tklrda
f Ita eaat to tka parcaaser.a'--Weab-
latteaBtar.
V9n v9vVfBBB wVa
Toaag Wlfe-Toea doaa
stress Btatesaeata.
Mother la law-la what way, dear!
Toaag Wife-He eaye If wa waa ta
at akaad I mast tea tka mark If I ax
tact btaa ta f eat tka bUav-Balthaars
Neada a Braeer.
Harry Tachter I aeed
prop ap tats mast
Eaalce (ker Brat trlp)-Wh-why deat
yea aaa eoaaa of tbe bracing air yea
talked ao mock aboutT-Chlcago News.
Tben SHeDI Tell Yea.
"Tall me." aald tbe lorelora youth.
"what's tke beat way to lad oat what
a woman tklnka of youf
' -Marry kcrr replied
aramptly.-Fhtladelpbla Press.
at as
patleattapatiaataoawaygralaal
Mtt ea tbe egg be waa to cat aadi
I hla hair la a different war aaeh
aay. me object, waa to get tha sated
at tha aatteat aa eeosethlas? ekw tbaa
Often Kneuak.
Rich Aunt Too only vltlt a wham
raa want atoaey.
Bpeadtkrlft-Well. I caalda't caaw
modi ofteaar, could IT
Weakly.
koJ "V aaaae. aapirHHy wkaa
ipjaaawM m
. aaBeja"OTear xark
aBJay I OT Bj 4HfBB
rany (eatenaj
.aaa aw. ah, bat caa yea help ate oat
a JMtw tab) aMralag?
"Mr. aayaaaa-Oertalaly. Toa ma
Mara or batag tkrawa oat
oat-St Leak Repabllc.
JbwbW TPlaMPl ANa
aat yea auke aa ai
karaf HoUaadr
e.,laaak yaa. I caa lad an the
I aaat oa Ula aide of the
aad to apara.--BaltlaMre
Anethar Rlah Strike.
rake OU Capltallat (aaalllaaty
awwa jour uteat gold aaiae paaalag
oar 7
Fake Mine Promoter Beyoad espec
tiMaaa. Why. old awn. ItTa aaaaylag
arer a tkoaaiad aackara to the toa of
Mawataia. Pack.
la tka Kneaiyla Coaatry.
Btabb-My wife ant aa to a real-
aaat aala laat week.
Peas Did you ato aay remaaatat
Btabb-No. but If I hadn't aeaa tha
doer pretty eooa they would bar plek
a aM up la reauuurta.-Chlcaax Nawa.
The Bead They Da.
Arllae-Do awtk balla really hasp th
atotka away?
TroDDe No, dear, but they keep peo
ple too far away to examine oae'a
etetkea crltlcally.-Kaasaa aty TUaa
JtMMMtMtMMtHMHIIIMt :
I Helping the Town
By aaaaaas.raaa aaaaey la a baak ha year owa.eaaaaaaa '
laaai ehaaa. If fas baak im-r aaaaey away Braaa heeao It
aaaaoB U atkar Jaaaaata, awrehaataaad aiaaafatlania. Help
F amaaa aaaaat. aaaaay hldaKai at keane kaapa aa aaa
riaeal aa a baak It la pat ta week la waya that heap aH.
Hist
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National Bank
.Of Klamath Talla
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S fcABaodbaaktaaatyaaw
I A Savings Account
PakT,
lata la aa larPjatare
K la aader aha swaar'a auacral at
4U wat tale Uai area alrhaaan Miraa aara fr kla
pet MwRlaaaklai
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Seeing an unuaual crowd of
horaemen approaching, all tho women
and children ran out In front of, their
log cabins to learn what It all meant,
and when Informed that It waa bet
for them to gather up their effecta a
speedily aa poaalblo aad Join tho oth
cr settler at aorno common point
where they could ho aafo from attack,
they were truly alarmed and at once
began preparations to learo. Above
this place there were only two or
three bachelors, whom wo did not
And And at home, and proceeding on
we reached the Clear take ranch
about sundown. Here were congre
gated tho families of Jesse Applegate,
who was In charge of the enterprise
for Jesse D. Carr and Richard Hutch
inson. Mr. Applegate waa very much
surprised, but had noticed soma un
usual signal Urea In the direction ot
Tule lake the evening before. With
characteristic energy he put otii
guards for the night and formula!!
plans for commencing the building of
a atockade the next morning,
Tho next morning wo left two ot
our party to assist Mr. Applegate tn
constructing this stockade and, ac
companied by Henry Applegate and
Charles Putnam, Uncle Jesse's grand
son, we pursued our way towards
Tule lake, following tho old emigrant
trail most of tho way.
When we came over tho ridge over
looking Tule lake about three-fourths
of a mite from the Drothcrton ranch,
we saw two women and a boy and
girl in front of the houso who seemed
to be regarding our advance appre
hensively, aa we could distinguish n
gun In the hands of one woman. As
wo drew nearer the woman handed
the gun to one ot tho children and
came towarda us, wringing her bands
and crying. Between her spells ot
sobbing we gleaned the story of the
killing of her family as far as she
know It.
According to her story, the Indians
did not do their murderous work In
that locality until the morning of the
day after tbe killing of tha Boddy
family. Being, doubtleas. afraid of
pursuit, they bad paaaed the Interim
la some secluded place overlooking
the valley, when, seeing ao attempt
waa mad by the troops' to follow
them up, and that tbe settlers were.
unaware of any trouble, they canto
out of their hiding place aad fell on
the Brotbertona and Henry Miller.
who lived a few rods away from the
Brothertona across tbe state line.
Some ot the men were In the Junipers
cutting wood. They were first killed.
Next Miller and a 10-year-old son of
Mr. Brotherton. who were driving the
teams hauling wood. Having killed
all this party, tbey rode rapidly down
towards where a German sheep
herder named Seever of Soover and
another ot tho Brotherton boys were
herding a band of sheep a little more
than a quarter of a mile from tho
cabins, aad In plain view. Mr. Saevor
waa mounted, while tha boy waa on
foot. Seelag the ladlana rushing
towarda hlsa with painted faces an)
brandishing arms, Mr. Seever put
spun to bis horse and attempted to
get away, circling first one way and
tben another as the Indiana beaded
him off, firing at him all tbe while,
until finally ho fell from bis horse,
Tha boy, being soma distance nearer
the houses, escaped the Indians' vlgl
lance In tbelr eagerness to kill See
ver, made a straight rua for bona,
aad bad covered over half the dis
tance before the Indiana noticed bii
flight, whea they turned la pursuit
of him. The mother, having wit,
nessed tbe attack oa Seever, bad
rusbed Into tbe cabin, secured a Win
chester rifle aad revolver, and waa
running to meet her son. She tamed
her rifle loose, at the advancing lav
ages, checking them ao that ker son
reached her aide, when, banding htm
the revolver, tbay both began firing.
when the cowardly Indians rode out
of range to consult. The mother and
son wmedtatelyeturned to tbe cab
in and. fastening the door, began pre
paring to repel any attack tbe In
dlans might make. Tbe cabin being
wbat Is known aa box bouse of Inch
lumber and unllued, would offer but
uiie proiection irora rim ounets, ao
the bravo woman, .assisted by Mrs.
8wann, a squaw, took their flour, of
which there was some twenty odd
sacks, and piling thorn around on, the
floor against tbo boards soon had a
breastwprk that would stop tbe,bul-
onc men norea quite a number
holes through tha board
Brotherton house, but aa tho occu
panta ware prone behind tbelr breast-
works no one was Injured. Alone,
twice an Indian came around at tho
side of the Miller house and attempt
ed to break open the door, when a
well-directed shot from tho other
house brought htm down and he hast
ily crawled behind the houso again.
At last, greatly to tho relief of tho
besieged, the Indians mounted their
ponies and rode away to tha south.
ThU wasthe day previous to our
appearance, aad though momeatarlly
expecting a renewal of tho attack
none came, and after an all-night
vigil, and aeelng us approaching, Mrs.
Brotherton thought wo were tho band
of Indiana returning to renew, the a'.
lack.. Wn were at a loaa to account for
there having been no rescue party
from the soldier camp ten miles
above on the supposition that tha In
diana were In force somewhere be
tween tbe two 'places, but as It waa
Imperatively necessary that tho aur
vlvora of tbe massacre be takea to a
place ot aafety, we decided to attempt
getting them through to where the
soldiers were camped. Accordlagly,
two ot our party dismounted and,
finding an old tet of harness and the
running gears ot a wagon, we put on
some boards and, loading tha cloth
Ing and a few provisions aboard, tho
women and children on tbe load, and
with the horsemen advanced as a
skirmish line, wo started up the val
lerr When about Ave mltca away and
rounding a small butte, wo saw away
off to tho north near the foothills a
party of horsemen who seemed to bo
headed In our direction. Not know
ing whether tbey were Indiana or
whlto men, wo sent Kilgore, who
seemed to be the better mounted, to
reconnoltcr, with Instructions to sig
nal by waving his bat Is they were
whites, but in the event they were In
dians, to return aa fast aa bis hone
could carr him. Anxiously wo
awaited, until finally we saw the wel
come waving ot hla hat, whea we
hurried along tha road aad soon camo
la behind a wagon preceded by flvo
or six horsemen, who had come from
the Juniper hills to tbe north of the
valley, Intersecting our road near
where we first saw them, from
whence they turaftd up the valley and
we overtook them Just aa wa reached
the soldier camp. In tbo wagon were
tbe bodies of Mr. Boddy, his eldest
son and bis son-in-law. Mr. Shlrra,
with arrowa stilt sticking In thorn.
and otber mutilations. Hera we left
our family and, with our comrades,
returned to Clear lake, reaching tber
after night.
Another chapter will give some ac
count ot return and dlacrlptloa of
first battle aa given by several partici
pants, with views thereon.
O. A. S.
UNKVILLK LOIKIK MM10, A. O,
V. W.
The regular meeting ot this lodge
will bo held In tho A. O. U. W. temple
on this Tuesday night, and it Is In
cumbent on every membor to bo pres
ent. Tho representative to tho Istn
session ot tho grand lodgo has re
turned and will bo present at this
meeting to make his report to tlio
lodge, in which every member Is vi
tally Interested. This, in Itself, should
bo sufficient to bring every moiuber
out, as matters ot business were be
fore tho grand lodgo and passed thnt
every member ought to bo familiar
with, and we offer you this opportun
ity to famlllarlio yourself with tho
grand lodgo conditions, which, we are
happy to aay, are In magnificent
shape. It any member misses this
meeting it will be his own fault, and
he will miss the knowledge that bo
ought to be in possession of.
0. O. M. W. Frailer, formerly nt
West Virginia, will be present at this
mooting, and will give an explanation
of the reserve plan which Is working
so admirably In our atate. We would
like to Insist that every member
present at this meeting.
Yours In C. It. and P.,
t-Jt HARRY OOELLKR, M. W.
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HOME REALTY GO.
Watch tali Space for
"RIAL SNAPS"
roethblaeka.
"Aa wa have bootblacks ao they've
get toothblacka lu tbe Sunda Islands,"
said a traveling man.
'What la a toothbUckr
"Doa't yoa know? a tootbbtack Is
aa oM woaaaa with a pot of black
paint, a, gold leaf book aad a art at
vaattable braahaa, Freea hat ta hat
aha aaaaaa, aad far a email tes- yaas,
a bunch of baaaaaa, three coeaaaaw'
aha paints .tha Sanaa kuander'a teeth
a gUataalaff black-all but the twa
front teeth. Tbaa aha glide. Aad tha
Baada lalsader thereafter. goes aboat
with a aalf eeaeeloaa smile reveaUaa;
a truly ksocfcHaa-dowa daatal display,
a black aad gaid aympbony. It la
eaamoa trick among tho aaaUdrUlaal
tocolor tha teeth. la Maassaar dark
browa la tbe popular, hue, aad la Japaa
amoag tbe unenlightened class aa tha
teeth of wlvaa are alwaya palatal
black, la, such countries tbe tooth
black la aa laatUutloo. 8be goea fraaa
heaae to boaaa aa fall of gossip aa a
barber." -New Orleans Tlmee-Deeas-
For Sale 13,000: six lets: street, on
both ftldes; 300x100 ft.; fenced;
planted In oung fruit trees; good
4-room house; very fine barn; line
chicken house; firewood shed and
storage barn; all painted; bargain
for the money.
For Sale Wood claim, close In; will
pay big money on Investment.
For 8ale $800. Tiro choice city lo'.i!
view; well located; corner; worth
1.000.
TIMBER CLAIMS HOMESTEADS
Goodrich's Cash Store
. C. F. GOODRICH, Proprietor
Dealer In Dry (lootfe. Clothing, Shoea, Hat.i,
Carpets, Rug, Wall Paper
and (lroceries
... Table Salt, fl poaade lor i S .78
Hun HoBih ISO ban for . . . . B.BO
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, ,40c to
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(Viler, per poand
Ta. Mr unaad i
iu. Tnharro. Brr alas!
Ilanrefaon Tubarro. tier flag
Hprar Head Tobacco, per plug
iiaau wp uoiind .Sc aad
Columbia Oat tlakrs, pier fo rktaawarr la.
ear h package ...... .
V Inlet (lata. Mraage . . , ,
Vlnlarf I'amrakn Hoar
Rolled Oats, la balk, IS pounds for
Dried Praara, M poaaiM for
Sagar. per sack
Hold Datt . . . .
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; Have You Had Any Trouble
! With Your Heater?
No, of coarse aot, If joa have oaa of oar
"CHEERFULS"
WITH CAST LINING
: That wont have to ke replaced every eeatoa. They
: kara for years witaoat repairs. We also have a f lae
uae of BrteUaai aad cheap heaters at ariose which are
right
ROBERTS & HANKS, S&EftV'1
SMMMMMMMfaMtMf wStMMSMS If MMUttMtb
"THK RED FRONT
PhoaeSII
WANT ADS.
FOR UALB Miscellaneous.
For Sale Cananea, One singer.
Mrs. C. C. Low, Oak st between
Fourth and Fifth.
FOR SALE or will exchange for
Klamath county property, aaull farm
In Mendocino, near Uklab; wall Im
proved; nice location. For particulars
address II. T. HARNETT. Midland.
MUCKUMtmOKU.
WANTED Hand Ironera at the
Klamath Falls Steam Laundry.
Do J. ZcawAir,
President
AbtjtrictlnjJ
K. M..Bcss,
tflesJ'rae. aad Trass
Bursals, Sat.
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Sarveyora aad Iriigatloa atadiacere
Bsm E Rrraaow. Secratar
KlajaaU Falla, Oxtdjoa
A-aLA. a j. .aaa.. .,.
run ke.nt moreroom at corner
7th and Main sts. Inquire of C. W.
Harlow on premises.
Hla,
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lets.
of augur
walla Just above .tke. flouraaaks, aad
by lying down behind the flour, sacks
.. - - ..-... . .. . .
uu anas wruHBu lav pore noies, aaa
and her son, a .lad of .twelve, ware
hie to..reaal,tha-attaksithat.fa4-
lowed. ;OstJlagj0 leeward of .itka
Millar house, which wga bat, a short
distance away, tha ladlana ap-
groaakatl vitla aaay rila st gad)
pvaraw several Tousys laroaga tha
latbe aildat of ear tea driaklag la
,ths, little. Parialan reausnat, says
atlas Batbaa-gdwsraa la .an accoaat
at "Home Ufa la France." a gaatla-
saaaly Individual wearing a tall hat
aad frock coat entered aad. after a
abort oaUpqay with tbe young master,
paaaed out
"Toa would aavsr guess, that saetls
awa's errand." Marcel aald, sailing,
as hs reseated blaaetf at the tea table.
"He looked to me like a ratber die
tlaguleked customer," I replied. "Sobm
SOTeruuat.fuacUoaary oa half pay
or aa owner of bonds."
Marcel, amjled agala.
"That wall dressed gentleman, tbaa.
Bwp)as.aa with ttasthplka, which hla
." aoaae. (, cans oaos a,
kaath.and takes aw.ocsara.. I data
say ha sad his wife between akean
MkSifrvsiJM ta,! a t week aadoaa-
anve w seep ap appearances oa-that
was., iiisa- aa . lasiaace or waat. aaa
sJas4 poverty.'"
dust Hb) Uek.
BTaws," aald Baraa. "I Jart tbaaaht
r drop la ea yoa teday W
.tbsaaiit ysa .maid,, too.'
rajsMMsreaaat
-Yea did. Newthar atraaaa. bs-
"Kst St alL Thla la tha haalaa dam
awtf-a).
NOTICE OF SLB OF RKAL
ESTatTB
In tbe County Cowt of tho State of
Oregon, for the tounty of Klamath
la tbe matter of lb., estate aad guar
dianship ot Cha-lea Hughes snd
Mary F. Hughes, minora.
Notice la hereby given that tbe un-
derslgned, guardian of tho persona
and estates of Cbarlea Hughes and
Mary F. Hughes, will aell at private
aala aa undivided one-slith interest
each of aald minora la aad te:
Lou C, 6, 7 and ( of section twenty
(20); SU ot SWK snd lots , I, snd
t of section twenty-one (Si); NH of
NW)4 and lot 4 of section twenty-
eight (28); EM of EM and NVV14
of MEM of section twenty-nine (It),
all in township thirty-nine (,3) south
of range elevea and a half (11 M)
B. W. M all la Klamath eounty, Ore
gon, containing 7S aerea, mors or
lass:
Oa or after Us Ith day of December,
llOt, for cash, pursuant to order of
aald court suds sad aaUred.Utba
sbovs pitMsedlBSOB.ba,Sta day of
novemoer, its I.
Dated as Xuaath Falls, Oregon.
November Ith, lilt.
.FRANCaaRROKJM,,
Oaardlaas ot tka persons aad ss-
Utas of Cbarlss Kashas aad Mary F.
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PHARMACY
CRIHNI.KR STILTS RLDu.
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SCRIPTIONS
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NOTICE FOR Pl'RLICATIOK
Department of the Interior, U. S
Und OEce at Lakevlew, Oregon,
October , 10I.
NOTICE la barabr clvan it...
James D. Humphrey, whose postoOca
address Is Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Hi. on the 32d day of Anrll. isnu
Ilia la this oSlca sworn statsmsa sad
application, No, 01127. to nurrhu.
tbe 8M of NBM. WM of ,SRM ac
tion 23, Township 37 South, Range
na... UM.,-. .
, nuiamsite meridian, and tbe
timber thereon, upder the provisions
of the act ot June 3, 187, and acts
amendatory, known as the "Timber
and Stone Law," at such value as
mltbt be Died by appraisement, and
nat, pursuant to such application, th.
anu ana timber thereon bavo been
appraised, June II, 190, tbs tlmbtr
attlmatad at 646,000 board feat at
f,7 asr M. and tha laad fltO.IO;
that aald applicant siuat.aaer Inal
root la support of hla asalleatio.
swora sutaaiaat ea tbs ttk d.v
f Dseaassr, 1101, bafors R. M. Rleh-
W. UklUd atat.aaj,
at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
AhJjarsBa laat iikM,. . ......
a contest at say time before patent
issues, by tiling a corroborated aa
davit la thla oce, allsglai t
which would defeat tba aatry.
ARTHUR W. ORTON,
lO-l-ll-l Raglster.
Pboaa Resldaasa III. OEce 1011
Dr. J. L Taylor,
FHYsUCUN AND SUROKON.
Faatotaos Baildaf.
DK. C. r. MA10N
Deatlat
American Bank aad Trust Co.'s Bltff
Tauraoaalt
D.V.KTJTlEIfDAU
Attmraty at Law
fWmHlk Pass, Ortf
Dr. Aatot a Graved
A. B. 0-OSTBOrAT.
aaBwajaj araWan VisVaTwW
rostoslM BMs., Seaaad and Mala
ttto parakaaaJHtere aatrr. Z mXZ.
wa w wwaaBjaam
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