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I |<« >1 ►MHION •HIN S. ORR, Published every Thursday by K lamath Pension agents are getting tip elalair ate circular» on the pension subject atul circulating them amongst the returned volunteer», telling them just how they can get their pension and encouraging the ex-volunteers in every possible nay. 'But there seems to be a certain amount, , of feeling among the men that it is a disgrace to ask for a )>en»ion unless they |2 00 ate badly disabled. And for this rea 1 I 50 son these |>ensions sharks that expeet to' 10 I j reap u rich harvest, will be badly disup- For 90 Days Only BANK C ountv .. THE REITBLII’.IN ItBUSHiW (WINY. CHAS. !. Konrttis, Atsmgtr. ynM'RIPTION rates : One y«»ar 0»* aiivnn«’ •) Mx moirtnx Three month* Ringle copien Advertising at reasonable rates. Atlorney-at-Law. < >IIMil>N, IR\U I . Ul RIXICtl, II Attorney-at-Law. Oflice near I'mdortlue Ki iM I III I il I », ACCOUNTS SOLICITED < '»KI...8. nit i s, r^Ri.li Atlorney-at-Law. Hotel Linkville J ( >|ll l.oX . • Ki o' « ru i iti i, The Mammoth Weekly J. Al. KIERNAN, Proprietor.» • • Oregonian and the Klamath Republican C. Ri n NIC, Under New Management Lawyer, M.AMAT1I I Al IS, ; nRnaiM : •* 11 II. IIARtU S. .M. i>. Physician and Surgeon. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY GOOD VIANDS. (‘•IN l‘r<»t»ip(h Mien H I Orti«'«’, < hllwiNxl A l'u.'» I'riiK Ntorv. KI AMATH I Al.l>, : : OREGON, —— The bar-room in connection w itti tiie hoti'l I« pr«'aWe«i over by courteous an«t gentlemanly inlxologlsl«, ami only the fl nest brand» of II ine», Liquor» ami l igar» are dispensed to patruua J J over the bar. « ... ■ Bryan may dragoon the Democracy 60 acres near Ashland, Oregon. Soft into his support, but hewill never catch the middle of the road Populists, who ground, depth 3 ft. Good fall, good will vote for any ticket to defeat him, dump, large dam, 1500 feet of ditch, 250 feet 6 inch pipe. Good for $3000. Own even the Republican. er in poor health. Prico $800 cash or An exchange says, of all public men $1'300 worth of livestock. Address at P.rvan has proven himself the most ty I once. G. W. B artle , Talent, Oregon. pical worker. This may be so, and he i Wanted 400 will have to work a great deal harder Tons ol good quality hay [for cattle, than he has been, before he gets what 1 any person having same for sale, address he is working for in 11X30. : with price, etc., to C. A. D entino . France has the arclileader of the Anti- Olete, Klamath County,Or. Semitic “treed” in tiie Rue de Chabrol. KllM ITIt I II IM, • OllKIIOX. E«>riu« rh rc nt I’ln »u tan «lid '«nrgeoit Io the <» u < h I Samaritan H<»»|4tal. I'orlland l.l WITT. I (Ki County clerk ) Abstracter. Searcher of Records and Conveyancer. Ojflcf, Main »lrt‘h, opp- <ilf Court lloutf, Klamath Orrjp/n, Having purchased Mr. Farrar’s interest in the Ex |*i.<8. n 1 <>in| •l>«tr*<l <»f the iatolt >f K ¡Hiiiat b count i . I Mitt |>r< ¡*«r<- I 1.» furtiiah change Stables and having had everything overhauled, we 1 ■ reliable ittfor mat i<>n oil lai. I matt, i< ami IIIIra. I nml hlit-K' " '1 'r t r. ipllai <• with are now prepared to turn out only first-class rigs. Call 1 the rt-.piir« im tils of lhe <1« n<-ral I ami < »ftic. Address all Orders to the Klamath Republican. and see us. Remember that $2.00 will pay for a year’s subscription to the Weekly Ore gonian and the R epvblicax . . 1 TONSORHL Administrator’s Notice. ^HARLES w. w. ------------- Klamath Kan«* r. I WIACII. Attorney. < » re t».'< » *1 • I. akevikw , • Oanioff. Contest co • l. lor» t nit.'I slate» Iwiel ..EX« ai luik. * w w • -I * • i»lill PARLORS The undersigned having been iip- pointed administrator of tiie estate of A. M. Ruddick, deceased,notice is here by given that all persons having claims against said estate will present thtm with proper vouchers to me at my resi dence near Keno, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. July 27, 1899. R. A. E mjiitt . II. IIAT TOK. Justice of the Peace. U. S. Commissioner. BILLIARD HALL Ort’..- In «‘«»uri K lamath F all *, - A. D. CARRICK, Proprietor. OMmw». KY TAYLOR. Prop’r. rjR. L. J. IIO\l>, Notice to Stockholders He is fortified with explosives enough to por ^eat. _____ of the Klamath Falls Light & Water blow up the whole town, and has about _ ____ twenty follower-with him, and threat- „ 320 acres good farm land, 200 acres m all fenced, fair dwelling Co. The annual annua! meeting of the Klamath ens to “raise the wind” if tbegendarnes | nouse uuu unm. Good water. Cash .... , . house and barn. attempt to take him. : rent or wheat in mill at thrashing time. . Falls Light and Water Co., will be held I at the office of the company at Klamath . . 77 ,,, • , • Applvto C. L. P abimsii . Russia is getting meddlesome and is . “• 1 Falls, Oregon, on Monday the 4th day of September, 1S99, at 10 o’clock a. m. trying to get her paws into the Alaska NOTiCE. After September 1,1889, I will sell 8'aid meeting is for the purpose of elect- boundary despute, between America and tods for cash only. All accounts due ing Directors to serve for the ensuing England. What interest Russia has at e must be paid on or before Septem- year or until their successors are elected stake can not be found out, but it is supposed that she is trying to keep the and qualified. ;r 15, 1899. Yours Respt. Dated at Klamath Falls, Or., Aug. 3, United States and England from com H. E. S mith . 1899. Gao. T. B ai .I iwin , ing to any satisfactory terms, and thus See. Klamath Falls Light A Water Co. Bids For Wood. prevent an Anglo-Afflerfcan alliance. ............................ , , i Bids will be received until September M hileR isestimatedJhaMhe increase Jgt for iupplying Sullool w,trict No> j, of population in the United States has Klamath Falls, with 22 cords of 24 inch been about 23 per cent during the past and 8 cords of 16-incli seasoned wood, nine years, statistic indicates that the to be delivered before November 1, 1899. increase in the output of industry for R. W. M aeple , Clerk. the same period lias been about 42 per cent. And it is to be rememliered that Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers t, most of this increase lias taken place 3n tho first Jay of .September. I will . 1 since 1896. The growling 'and howling . begin , levying on property for delinquent ___ of all the world’s malcontents cannot lnT,.a laxes. A. K ershxlr , make much impression against such a sheriff and Tax Collector fact as has cccnred tlie past three years. I 1 .4. W Rl(iII I . M. I). Physician and Surgeon. ■ 1 « One Year For /2.00I EXCHANGE in Ad\duce, .¡voru anf| Siah|ßs.— Placer Aline For Sale. SUMMONS. K). S. MCKIRXON, COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY A Grand Offer For THCRSDAY. AUGl'ST 31. 1399. The Louisville Courier-Journal says. The world’s yield of gold is increasing, and the world is gla l of the fact. But the increase is not so great as to bring silver up to anything like the value of the yellow metal, and it probably never will attain that growth. The number of diamonds now in the market is said to be larger than ever before, but that also has not yet attained such propor tions as to make rhinestones equal in value to diamonds. 1 'llttoov. K I IM I I II I II I », K I III I I II Illi», pointed« See the O’Malley Sisters in the Minuet de In Cour (as ilati'ed by Louis XIV at .1 SETTLED QLESTIOX. Poiteam, France, in 165'1.) Danced in Events ye greatest answers toconun- beautiful costumes of that time. drumsand theories. World wide events Will Hill, came tqi from Merrill have answered the free-silver logicians Sunday with a four horse team. One of of 1896, as it answered the paper money the horses, being aeolt undoi;ly worked theorists of - i-.'««"'•lion ago. Even ad a few time caused him a great amount mitting the gold stanard to have wrought of trouble through town. When in front in its evolution, some measure» of dam , of the R kitblican office the horse be age—ns what great thing, demonstrat came frieghtened at a young lady riding ing its fitness for survival, has not?— by on horse back, and fell down on the yet 11 ho but a reckless financial revolu wagon tongue, breaking it off. The dam tionist would attempt to upset it now? age was soon repaired and Mr. Hill con Events seemed to point to its overthrow tinued on his way hoping that he would in this country in 1896; the people were meet no more women. dissatisfied, discouraged, many dis General J. S. Coxev, who led a tramp heartened ; something must be accused ; army to Washington in 189*», is now nt the gold standard was pitched upon ; and ; the head of a mining company it took herculean efforts to save it. The which has just made a rich strike of contest over, times grew better; prices lead ore, calculated to convert Coxev rose; as if in reward of sense and vigor into a mining magnate. The company’s in that great battle, gold flowed into the strike was made in a 10-foot face of lead channels of the world’s commerce as ore in their shaft, and is taking out lead never before; the country prospered; ore in 50 and 100 pounds chunk». the people—reasonable people— became satisfied. Everything goes well. There James A . Fisk, who has been serving is now no more occasion or excuse for a sentence in the county jail, was liber raising the silver standard, for opposing ated to permit him to enlist in the Thir the gold standard, for attempting to dis ty-fifth regiment to fight for his country. astrously revolutionize the finances and We predict that he will make an excel business of the country, than there was lent soldier, and will return to his rela in 1868 or IS to re enact slavery or en tives and friends a gentleman of honor. dorse secession. The leader who puts A boy that will fight for his country is forth free silver as a leading issue in to be praised.—Eugene Guard. 1900 is simply a fool. The question was Tiie O’Malley Sisters Musical Danc answered by the people in 1896; it has ing and Comedy Company, introducing been even more effectively and decisive California's favorite daughters Idalene ly answered by events beyond the con and Lottie O’Malley, assisted by C. H. trol ol men or parties since.—Telegram. Keel and I’rof. O’Malley, will appear at Klamath Falls AVedneeday and Thurs Bryan has stayed in Nebraska long day evenings September 20 and 21st. enough to attend the democratic state Social Dance after the Preformance. convention as a delegate and work for Admission, Gentlemfu 50 cents Ladies his own nomination for president. and Children 25 cents. Attorney -at-Law. MARTIN & CO Blacksmithing and Machine Repairing, Wagons Repaired, Wheels Filled. Any kind of Wagon work done as well as anywhere in Southern Oregon. Full line of Spokes and Felloes, Iron, Steel, and Machine Extras on hand. Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars Resident Dentist. tiffin« <>jq«o»ite I lp. ru Holl»«’ R latitat h 1 .ill", '’r.gon. (J. I.. Parrish, Notary Public, Conveyancer and Searcher of Records. Agent For the PROPOSALS FOR NET BEEF, FLOUR, ETC. Country - INMAN SERVf 'E. Klamath Agency, • iir-gou. Augi.-i r.ili, I»'.'.». Sealed pro posals. Indorse«!: "Propoaala for Net Beef. F>-«ur,’' etc., as tile ca«e may be. ami addressed to the undersigned, at Klamath Agency, Ore- gon. will be receive«! at the ag -m v until two o ' l ‘'.« V p. i.. of Satur'luv, S. ptemb.'r 2nd. 1X99. f,ir furnishing an«l «lelivering nt lh!.- agency and schools connected therewith, aa require«! «luring the fiscal year ceding June su, two, a quantity of net l«eef, flour, oats, wheat, rye. barley, bran, timothy seed, ami blacksmith's coal, a full list«>f the articles, together with specitlatlous *n«l instructions to bidden may be liad by making application to tiie under signed. For any additional information,apply toU.C. A ppleoa TE, I’. S. Indian Agent. v w Produce Bought and Sold. New Crown Mower, The Crown Hollingsworth Rakes, Diggs’ Carts, Buggies and Wagons. MODEL CASH STORE C. R. De Lap, Prop’r. M idway S tables In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath. Largest and Most j. W. Lindsay, Plaintiff. > Action al v«. > Law to recover Frank W.Morgan I’eh-ndant 5 money. Centrally Located. To Frank IV. Morgan, the above named de endantt- In the name ot the State of Oregon; you are hereby required to avp*ar and answer tiie xomv'uiint tiled against you in the above en titled action on or tx'fore Thursday tiie seventh day of September, 1*W. Iieing tiie la-t dav of the time prescribed lu tie- order for publica Furnished with or without tion ot Inis summons, the first publication drivers. Travelers conveyed thereof being on the 27th day of July, lbtCJ; And to all point» at reasonable it you fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tiie court for the relief rates. demanded in the complaint herein, to nil: For a judgment ¡gainst the defendant for tiie , rum of Two Hundred and Eighty-Fonr and 25 AGER Mr. Laboucliere sliow» in Truth that ltXI dollars, together with the plaintiff's cost» KLAMATH FALLS and disbursement« of «»Id action. And for an IVilliain Waldorf Astor, late American order <4 tiie court that nny property taken Free Sample Rooms citizen, now,British subject, cannot be under aitavliment hefc'n. be sold tu satisfy tiie .0 lgim nt obtained be plalnfhi in sa:d' a-'tloyi. for accommodation of commerciò raised to the peerage because of a law | This summons is served bjr publication theie- traveiein. In the K i . amaiii II k I'I hi . ica X, by order of passed in the reign of William HI de of lion. If. I.. Benson, one of the Judges of raid court, which said order was made In said act R. W. MARPLE. Prop’r. prives tiie crown the power to confer ion on the 251b day of July 1SOT, and required I the rank of a peer upon naturalized that summons therein be published once a Contractor and week for a period of six consecutive and sue- ¡lain Street, - Klamath Faile, Oregon aliens. Why,oh, why, did not bi» par | ccasive w eeks from the 27th day of July, l«99. JOHN s. ORB. ents foresee the tearful handicap that Attorney lor Plaintiff birth on American eoil would place upon their offspring and hie them to England and Furnish NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE in time to prevent such a calamity? 0 ed Free of Cost. The best that can now be done for Mr. p Py virtue of an execution nnd order of sale Astor is to make him a baronet or a duly issued l»y the Clerk of the Circuit Court KLAMATH FALLS, • • OREGON. of the County of Klamath, State of Oregon, knight, and Laboucliere cynically re dated the Sth day of Auauat 1899, in a certain IN THE TOWN YOU EARN IT in the Circuit Court for said Countv marks that “if lie ia ready to pay, lie action and State wherein L. II. Amsbury as Plaintiff recovered judgment against Frank T. Nelson will have no difficulty in negotiating the Is a pretty goral motto provid-l ami Nellie A. Nelson for ihv sum of Four Í matter.” Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-two and i-I yon can get the same vaim i <66-100 dollars and costs and disbursements tnx- that you can get , ■ elsewhere.i ' ' • «1 at Fifteen dollars, on the 20th day of June, Beef prices at Chicago, the Chicago 1899. Wecutioi that our gooda ar* Notice is hereby given that I will on Satur ttto best and MT prices the Record tells, arc advancing in a very day the 9th dav of September, 1K99, at the front so, we the Best lowest. , remarkable way. And yet it is difficult door of the Court House in Klamath Falls In the said County, at 2 o'elcvk In the afternoon of for the retailers to get rid of the cheap said day. sell at public auction to the highest er parts of tiie meat. The people de bidder for cash, the following described prop Albany Beer by the keg or ¿Clothing, Gents' Furnishings erty, to-wit: Th<‘ undivided one-half interest in and to mand the sirloin and porterhouse steaks Hats of Every Style, the of KE'. HE'. of N\V>NE‘, of KE'. 0/ bottle. and the rib roasts, and look with dis Section 17. NW', of KW«4 of Sec. 7. N E't "( SE Shirts that Fit, anil 1. of Sec 18, Lots 2 and 3 of Sec. 8, N’2 of NW'; favor on the chuck and round steaks. of NF.', of Mee 17, , of sW’4 and Lots 1(1, 11, Neckties that are This is a conditon of things which indi 12 and 1:. of %■<’. KE1', of SK'^aaid Lots *«. 9. 10 and 11 of See. 6, Lots 4, *», 6, of . 7, WV of cates that labor tinds employment anil NU' . SE’t <>f NW',. KW, of NE'., NE'. of Beauties. ■ gets good wage». Yet it is oertain that 11 ami 12ol K'-e. 8; SW', ' of KW1,, and Ix»ts 6 and A ' OMH.ETE I.ISE OF F t tie beef trust is tnakingexceseive profits. " of Suction 9. J/Ot 3 of Sec 17, Lot JI, 12, 13 and H of S« c. 16, all in Tp40, K. ranged east of the The combine has relations with the Will. 3tf<?r. < ontalning ¡OT7.43 acres more or Groceries^ Jess TaJwui and levied upon as the propertv railroads that enables it virtually to of the said Frank T. Nelson and Nellie A Nel shut out competition. Dealers in New son or w nu*uh thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said judgment in favor of L. if. York, it was announced a few days ago, Amsbuty, ugainat said Erank T. Nelson ami A. Nelson with interest thereon, are arranging to emancipate themeelves Kellie together with all costs and disbursements that 1 A. KERSHNER. from the control of Chicago, and a big have and may accrue. Sheriff. War is in prospect, which may have the By C. L. Parrish. Deputy Klamath FoVs, Or. Dated at Klamath 1ail.- Or., Aug.? 1-?' «ifict of carrying prici yet higher. Fine Livery Turnouts... AND orti' K IN I ofltT ItOt'SE Stage Line. W. B. GRIFFITH California made Goods, the best in the World. Geo. T. Baldwin, The Klamath Falls Hardware Dealer Has on Hand the Most COMPLETE Stock in Southern Ore- gon Consisting in Pari of Estimates Stoves Furniture Fisi ing Tackle Hardware Granitware Tinware Fire-Arms Wallpaper Ammunition Mowers and Rakes Sporting goods Reapers Drills Glassware ( .lassware Cutlery Cameras Paints and Oils Farm and Spring Wagons I Do You Drink ....... WINE? If have Spend Your Money in market. s We have some very fine t stock of ail kinds of wet I goods, and if you want something really good , ^Staple and Fancy go to the GEM.... WOLD FRONT, { c. D. Willson, Prop t T. F. Miner.} A t ... Month "/L, Per... OUL Month In " i«’J \• r ir* T^h'fram, ol I'orfHntl« <>ri*K«'ii h i* th«’ ¡•ir'-'t iipwi * | ni < r piibh-h- i in it<«intaluw •II th<* n<-»* «>( llie Btat* and ol tbr na tion. Try It for a month. A uamplo copy will I m ' mailed to you free. Ad* drvuM The Telegram, Portland, Or Builder. Plans Do You Know the News ? have just received a nice line of PLUSH BUGGY ROBES which will be sold at popular prices. HILL’S MANUEL of Social and Burini F uihih i-< orni o( ilio must udui volume» ever placcd upon thè desk «I a burine.» or profe»- rimai tua», <>r upon thè laide <>f il draw- ingroom. The item» contined withili thè limiti« o( tlin 1x>ok etnbrac« instruc* li'in* and guidi for thè city office, studcnt, ]MilÌtici:in, eli-ig) man, pliysiei- uii.cleik. In f.ut iveiy persoli ubo I» in burine»» or vng.igvd in nny cnlling iiliatixer uill ilnd informatimi n» tu thè propvr iniiiiner in uhich to «rito anv docuuivnt Clitei'ing into thè vnriou» Hucial and l>u-inerì rvlalion» uf lite. I'>i.-. W ii . mii . x , J h ., Agvnt. The Dalle», Or. Notice to Contractors. Ki iii . ith F am .», O h ., Aug. 17, IH'.I.I. beak-d bids will lie received by the tin- dvrsigned, until Hept. I, 1890, at 12 o’t'ioi k noon (or tint < mu . ruelion of a town hull in Klamath Falla, Oregon, contraelm to furnish all material and lala.r. Successful bi'l«l»r will hr required to give a goirl mid ciiAieie.il I hiiii I (or th*' fulltillment of contract. Board reserves the rigui to reject any CO. and all bid». For (qwie.iMcal*'«» call on tin.lcraigned. By miler of board of trustee». 3* L. P arkihii , Recorder. No Firm in Klamath County Will Give Better Prices for Cash Trade, Quality of Goods Considered. Agent for THE FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE 4» Assests $3,750,000. The Stone Store, Klamath Faits, Oregon. n i V Z J C J I i * II m d Itellabla persona of a nieclH»meal or Wivanttva mini rkHrlng a trip to the l'aria V> xn«*wH4oB« «dtìig00* oalaiy and rxprna< h pah|. olr»11 Id write — Tbt FAÍJ.M KLCUKD, BuJUmcuT/W*’