liti»! KM* IO N ai
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
Publitihetl every Tburaday by
This Space Reserved For
W. HUSE á SON,
E oitoks
asm
K lamath
C ounty ..
P kophiktoms .
i
Duffy’s Fair Store,
ar am airrii* ratkh :
One year (tn advance)
Bix months
Three months
Single copies
Advertising at reasonable rates.
----- ■■—¡xau—rc-r.~
O mkuox
t o. S. HICKERSON,
Attorney-at-La*.
¥
klAMATII Fill»,
COLLECTIONS
attended TO PROMPTLY
/KIM
MURDOCH,
Attorney-at-La nt.
t iff)»
New Stock ol Clothing. Shoes. Hats, Underwear. Overcoats, etc
•
PROPRIETORS
'-.L T
Aguinaldo lias failed in his third
attempt to secure recognition for his
alleged government.
He wants to
treat diplomatically with the United
States. Instead, he and bis troops
are being treated witli shot and shell
at.a lively rate.
: i » h
Atturney-at-Lavr.
K lamath F am . s ,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5,1899
T J*
a
(HIN S. ORH,
ALEX
MARTIN 4 CO
bank
«
V
lirai ro»h ff*< »■
h i km \ ni F il I B,
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
O hi
imi
pREl) ri. At ILLS,
Attorney-at-Lavr.
Hotel
< ho I.ON .
Mud custody of the minor children, ami for
hi .u «ru I' «i 11.,
Oregon’s Resources and Future.
such other ami further relief as to the court
mav
seem
just
ami
equitable.
There is reported to be more activ­
It is usually distasteful to publish
The remarks of President Breedon Phis summons is published by order ot lion
E Willits. Judge of the County Court ot
ity in real estate business in the complimentary notices in regard to at the opening of the Oregon Indus­ I Klamath
f
C RUE EMC,
<\»unty. Oregon. Haiti order diiects
J •
large cities of the country now than 11 one's self—too much like blowing trial Exposition on Thursday last, at that this summons be published once a week
for six consecutive ami successive weeks, the
tbpre has been in many years past. I one's own horn, yet such course is Portland, contains the following in­ first publication thereof to be ma le on Septem
25. 1599, ami the last publication to be
The revival has also reached the often advisable, especially for persons teresting statement of the resources her
made on N.iuember 9. 1599.
, , EU.ITT
small cities and towns of the land. I going into a new flelcl among hitherto and the future of Oregon. He said:
Under New Management
Attorney for Plaintiff
All such improved conditions are in utter strangers who know nothing -We have no accurate knowledge of
accordance with the universal better­ ’ about their previous record or stand- the Philippines. The most reliable
I ! H. H {RiiUS, Af. I).
SHERIFF’S SALE.
ment of the times.
j ing. The opinions of people with statistics place the area at 1.17.057
Physician ar.d Surgeon.
the Circuit court of the State of Oregon
During the period of free trade, ! whom one has mingled and done bus­ square miles, with a population of for In d*e
County
of
Klamath.
I
< alta rrwtiiptly
Oftlcr, 4'hllwtM».|
fathered and enforced a few years ago iness for many years are always the from 8,000,000 to 10.000,000 of peo­ T. T. Geer, Governor of Oregon. )
SAMPLE ROOM9 FOR COMMERCIAL
F. 1. Dunbar, Secretary ol State
A < «» ’■ Dru> IHvlr
w Suit m
by democratic experimentalists, prices best and most to be desired, and ple. Do our citizens of Oregon real­ of Oregon ami Chas. S. Moore,
MEN 3EST ACCOMMODATIONS
Treasurer of the state vi Oregon, , Equity to
KI.AMITI! I Al l>, : : OREGON.
for wool and mutton went to pieces, therefore we reproduce, though witli ize that these islands, as the imper­ constituting the State 1 and
> ierrelo*e a
■considerable
diffidence,
a
few
of
the
Board.
Plaintiff.
|
mortgage
IN THE CITY GOOD VIANDS
—
fect
records
show,
imported
in
one
and the industry, so valuable to cer­
vs.
|
I very friendly notices received by us year merchandise valued at from Erank Pattemore
and I.uey E.
jy A. WRIGHT, Al. I).
tain sections of the country, was
Pattetnore, his wife. Defendants. J
i on leaving Nebraska. Space forbids $25,000,000 to $30,000,000. while they Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of an
practically destroved. The improve­
Th» bar-room In c..nn<H-K>i> «Uh tho hotel I. rrr.'l«! <•«« bi eourt.-u. an.| (rntkmanl)
and order of sale duly issued out of
publishing all of the favorable things exported during the same time pro­ execution
Physician and Surgeon.
the above named court and cause on the .’nth mUtoloKl.1., «n.l uul) Ih» Un.>1 br.u.l. »I WIn«. l.l.|U«f. »ml
ment along that and other lines since
»'• <lt.|*n.».l lo pair.....
day of August 1S99, upon a decree made in said
written
about
us.
but
we
print
ducts
of
the
value
of
$29,417,806?
Of
court on the'Jard day of June IK99, wherein the over the bar.
the institution of republican pro­
K lamath F aiiii ,
•
U mm . ox ,
above named plaintiff recovered judgment
tection, leads opposing politicians to enough to show -where we were at” this vast trade the United States de­ against the said defendant. Erank 1‘attemore,
Formerly rr«ld< m l*li« •Irian and Hurgeun tí»
i iiefore landing in Oregon. All are rived no benefit. Great Britain. lor the sum of PL 91, with intercd thereon at
III*- It. MM) 'Allibi Hall I i » •-1« i i <b I. I’pillaud
seek other grounds for complaint.
the rate of eight per cent per annum, and the
, from Nebraska papers:
France and Germany were the bene­ further sum of v.’, »ml the sum of |7'».00 at
torney’s fees in said suit, with the costs and
Admiral Dewey, the hero of Manila
Lyons Mirror: The retirement of ficiaries.
disbursements therein, taxed at fJO.OV. Which
¿ I - LEAVITT.
-aid
decree against -aid defendant- and each
bay, who has just received a most Wm. Huse & Son from the l’onca
-You ask, what has Oregon that of them,
ordered the sale of the following des­
(E* < ounty <*hrl )
I,«,,»,,
,11
war
111
«..A»»,
«I.-,-»
Ann
r\f
tlio
nlrl
cordial and enthusiastic welcome on Journal will remove one of the old they at Manila want? I answer, cribed mortgaged real property to satisfy said
judgment amt costs. Therefore in compliance
his return to this country, denies and honored landmarks from the wheat, flour, pork, canned goods, with said execution and order of sale, I have
Abstracter. Scorcher of Record,
levied upon -aid mortgaged premises,
ever having expressed opinions rela- journalistic held. Twenty-one years evaporated fruits, lumber, cottons, duly
and will on Saturday the 7(h day of October
and Conveyancer.
1H99, at one o’clock in the afternoon of said
tive to the situation in the Philip- ago we up-ended type in the Journal glassware, hats, boots and shoes, im­ day,at
the front door of the County Court
Otiirr, ,1/iiui lire fl,
('miri Ihosr,
house, in Klamath Falls, Klamath county.
pines. He emphatically refuses to do office, and of evenings we would help plements. machinery—in fact they Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest
K hli.Mlth Villi«, <,rry«»n.
for cash m hand, the following describ­
bo now.
Accordingly, he has been rOck to sleep this son, the junior will want everything in due time that bidder
n
ed real property, situated in Klamath county.
I*..".. «»iDtf a mini !«• t«» ab«tra«l ol ihr laii'l«
given credit for sentiments that were member of the firm, He was a this, the grandest of all nations, pro­ Oreg.m, to wit: The northeast quarter of
«>1 K :• > a»I. • •'i.nt ' I mn |-r. |-ar» «| lt> hirni»li
section nineteen (19) in township Thirty-nine
I r. lial., hil«.f ii ai . I .»ti la:I math t > aiul till'■
never uttered—another output of squalling baby then and always had duces. You must not lose sight of (39) south of Range ten (10) ea-t, W illamette
lan<l RI h > k * iiiA'Iv iu «tr'<i ii’iti pl ianrv a Hl*
Meridian, containing VU) acres. Together with
Having purchased Mr. Farrar’^ interest in the Ex- t hr rrqt»' r< tm lit* ol ’hr «.« te*-t al I ami < »Ä« •
falsity by those who are going to the the colic or some other kind of an the fact that we are now in possession the
tenements, hereditaments ami appurten­
thereunto belonging
The proceeds of
greatest extremity to trump up some- ache, and we took pity on the mother of a gateway to the vast trade with ances
said sale to be applied in the payment of the change Stables and having had everything overhauled, we
expenses
of
said
sale,
together
with plaintiff's
thing against the administration.
| —one of the noblest and best women Asia, whose millions of inhabitants
Call ÇHARLES t'H/IU'H.
said judgment, including interest, costs and are now prepared to turn out only first-class rigs,
attorneys
’
fees.
t A would-be
..”7 sage
“
j despairingly
"'
__I we re-
ever
knew,
God
bless
her
—
and
will
soon
be
clamoring
for
our
pro
­
Paled at Klairath Falls,Oregon, this 7th day
1
. ’
Attorney.
and see us.
of September 1H99.
A KKRHIINKR.
. . recently
4| ...
marked
that there was no often helped to rock the urchin
, to ducts.
Sheriff of Klamath county, Oregon
I.«KKVUW,
* IlKMloM.
-The
g-and
state
of
Oregon,
with
hope of improvement in this country sleeP' But don 1 let 11,8 wife know
< ontrM « a
I for I nil».I Mfaira lAfid « fl t •
an area of 96,030-sqnare miles, whose
.t the hands of any party and that what a
kid
used to be.
SUMMONS,
at I ak> «lew a t < « alllt
natural resources are not surpassed by
the nation was surely destined to
Wakefield Republican: Mr. and
any
country
on
the
face
of
the
globe,
. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
ruin. Into
I
his ears were poured the
Wm. Huse stopped in Wakefield
County.
n. ha lion .
must shake off her lethargy ayd ad­ For A. Klamath
< »regoli
D. Harpold, Plaintiff, i
Action at
glad tidings of higher
prices,
increas
­
-
-
' Monday afternoon on their way home
vs.
> law to re-
ed demand for products and labor, ’’ from Norfolk to visit the Republican vance to the exigency of the times Ross (iuilliam- Defendant. ) ^Ber Money.
Justice of the Peace.
To Ross Guilliams. the above natrlVd defend­
and the rule of universal plenty and 1 family. In a few days Mr. Huse and and capture this monument of trade. ant: In the Name of the State of Oregon:
U. S. Commissioner.
Y<>u are hereby required to appear and
I
believe
if
the
natural
resources
of
prosperity, but still he refused to be ^is son, -E. W. Huse, will start for
answer tin* complaint filed against you in the
above-entitled action, on or before Thursday,
the
Pacific
states
were
fully
under
­
consoled or cheered. Such men nurse Southern Oregon to find a new loca-
October 26th, 1899, that day and «late lari ng the
last time prescribed in the order for the publi­
everything pessimistic and shut their
newspaper business. We stood by the people of our own nation cation
of Summons, the first publication there­
having been made on the llth day of
ears and souls to everything optim- rCgref to see them leave Dixon and of Europe, there would be an im­ of
September, 1599; ami if you fail to answer, for
migration to this slope that would want thereof, the plaintiff will take judg­
[JR E. J. lit) YD.
iatic.
county, where they have resided
against you as demanded in the com
soon populate and develop the now al­ ment
plaint
on
file
in
thi-
cause,
to-wit:
ax™
1
In this state the beat of politics nearly thirty years, but hope and be­ most primitive Condition that exists. For tiie sum of | n ;.‘«.3I, together with in­ t
Resident Dentist.
terest thereon at the rati- of 10 p«*r cent per
will be at its height next spring. By lieve they will meet with abundant i -Oregon alone has 61,000.000 acres annum
from the 1st day of July, 1599. together
Office
< hrm
with plaintiff’s costs and disbursements of
having elections in June, it Is made success in the far west.
| of land, with but 3,000,000 culti- this action; ami will aak tbB Court for an
Klitinaili Falli», <>rvjp»w.
order that any properly taken under attach­
necessary to go to the expense and
Dixon Tribune: The retirement of* ■vated. Our sister state, Washington, ment herein be sold to satisfy said judgment,
annoyance of two elections during the the Huses from the North Nebraska has an area of 66,000 square miles; or so much of such property as may be sui-
Parr Oh,
ficient to satisfy the same.
year of a presidential campaign. We Journal removes the best journalists Idaho, 84,290 square miles; Califor­ This summons is served by publication there­
in the K lamath R epublican , by order of
Notary Public, Abstracter.
can learn of no good reason why all in this part of the state. Though nia, 155,000 square miles. Think, of
Hon. Henry L. Benson, Judge of the 1st Judi­
District of Oregon, made, dated and filed
elections should not be held in the the Journal was Republican, it was then, of the possibilities of this great cial
Conveyancer and Searcher of
in said Court ami cause on the 13th day of
September. I8BB, hi Klamath Falla, Oregon, and
fall. There are only a few states noted for its treatment of all ques­ western empire.
Records.
which said order so made ami filed requires
this summons In this cause be published
that deviate from the rule of bolding tions as would benefit the common
nu ll » is < oriir IIOt'sK.
“Our forests are vast and inter- that
once a week for six consecutive and successive
elections in November, and Oregon is people and bent to no special class or minable. Our fruits and vegetables weeks from the 14th day of S -plumber, 1899,
the date of the first publication tliereof a- pre­
unfortunately one of them. Besides i clique; neither would it bend to the surprise the world,
11. E. MCRDOCH,
Grains and scribed in said order. Attorney
for Plaintiff.
the expense and trouble, elections are party whip. For first-class newspaper grasses are not equaled on the face of
of no earthly benefit to a locality or men, Win. Huse & .Son have few the globe.. Our mines are rapidly
SHERIFF’S SALE.
developing their capabilities, and it is
state, and the fewer of them the i equals.
a safe prediction when I say that be­
better.
fore another decade the mines of Ore­ In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur
the County of Klamath.
Allen News: When the IIuscs step gon will be producing as much*wealth T.
T. Geer, Governor of Oregon )
w. B. GhiFFITH
What a soul-stirring howl would
Dunbar, Secretary ot State ,
and out of the Ponca Journal, i as
of an-v c<juntry in the world. F. of I, Oregon,
and Cha-. H. .Moore, |
have been issued by popocratic poli- down
...
.
-Theoutput of gold alone this year Treasurer of the State of Oregon, I Huft in
ticians had the good times promised Dixon county will lose two of the promises to exceed 85,000,000, to say coriNtitutins
f Equity io
constituting the State Land
Contractor and Builder.
Plaintiff.
foreclose »
Ili
’
itllincr
silver, r*iir»rxr»r
copper, lead nnrl
and Board.
by the republican administration test journalists that ever straddled an nothing of eilvnr
vs.
mortgage.
W. E. Howe, Belle Howe, bis
Now
that
their
editorial
tripod-
The
Journal
was
iron.
Had
our
capitalists
and
miners
failed to materialize.'
L. Hanks,
expended the same amount of labor wlie, and J. Defendants.
J
calamity utterances of ’9« have been an unusually well edited and con­ and money in developing tlie mines of
Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of an
Plans and Estimates Furnish-
'.
/
ovvuai
ill’», ducted newspaper. The 1 fuses are Oregon as they have in Alaska, they execution and order of sale issued out of the
refuted
by
actual cApnuiitv,
experience, they,
named court and chum * on the 26th day
with a show of sincerity, try to work educated gentlemen and understand would have obtained far better re­ above
af August 1899, upon a decree made in said
on the 22nd «lay of June 1899. wherein
on the credulity of the people by every department of newspaper work sults. Our resources are so varied court
the above named plaintiff recovered judgment I
against the said defendant W. E. Howe for the
trumping up complaints against the fjom Alpha to Omega. All compe­ that I will not attempt to analyze sum
of <443*33 with interest at eight per cent
them—simply touch the subjects
per annum, and the further sum of >31.03 and
“GOLD FRONT,”
administration on account of the tent newspaper men in this section of lightly.
the
sum
of |.*X).OO attorney,s fees w ith interest
manner of conducting the war. Nebraska respected and appreciated
-Of wheat, the great staple pro­ thereon at six per cent per annum, together
with the costs and disbursements of said suit
Issues relative to monetary conditions their ability. The writer has known duct, Oregon produced and exported taxed at |6..». Which said decree against said F ki amatii
Do You
palls ore
defendants and each of them ordered the sale
in
the
year
just
passed
20.271,359
them
personally
less
than
two
years,
and prosperity they very carefully
of the following described mortgaged real
bushels.
Over
800,000
barrels
of
yet in our dealings with them, either
property to satisfy said judgment ami costs.
avoid.
Know the News?
flour were ground and shipped to the Therefore in compliance with said execution
in a business way or through the Orient
and order of sale, I have duly levied upon said
during the same period. Bar­ mortgaged premises. and will on Haturday the
Bryan—a gentleman, pleasing, paper, we have found them always
You ran baro it all lor
ley and rye were produced to the 7lh day of October 1899, at 2 o.c|o< k in the
courteous and a magnetic orator. honorable and worthy contemporaries. amount of 1,000,000 bushels. Ore­ afternoon of said day, at the front door of the
Court house, in Kiarnath Fall«, Klam­
That is all. As a profound, level­ They will be most sadly missed when gon’s hay crop was over 1,114,443 County
ath county, Oregon, sell at public auction to
the
highest
bidder for cash hi hand, the fol­
headed statesman, he does not com­ they are gone, for they have been so tons; 4,457,601 bushels was the crop lowing described
Month t7(/C Month
real property, situated in
Klamath county, Oregon, to wit: The south­
pare with hundreds of others. His faithful and efficient in their work so of potatoes. Lumber was cut by the east
quarter
of
the
nortlie^t
quarter
of
section
of Oregon amounting to six (f>) and the south half of the northwest
splendid physique, polished gestures long that people expected it, and did sawmills
over 550,000,000 feet.
quarter of section five (5) in Township forty
of Range ten (10) east. Willamette
and well-rounded sentences, eloquent­ not realize how persistently and with
“Stock-raising is another great (4U)MMith
Meridian, containing J20 acres. Together with
ly uttered, attract attention and In­ how much labor they have gotten out source of wealth. Our mild climate, th«* tenements, here I itments and appurten­
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY,
thoreunto belonging. Th«- proceeds ol
terest, the same as a circus, but the Journal for over a quarter of a ' grasses remaining green during most ances
sale to be applied in the payment of the ex-
, of the year, and the ease with which penses of said sale, together with plaintiff’s
would not justify intrusting the reins century.
said judgment, including Interest, costs and
cultivated grasses and forage plants attorney
N. BOURGEOIS, P roprietor .
s’ fees.
of government to his hands. He is
can be raised, make Oregon the stock­ Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 7th day
¡he Telegram,
1899.
A KEKHIINER.
eminent on making a noise—pre-emi­
Ponca Journal: William Huse sr. raiser’s paradise. The best records of September Sheriff
of Klamath county, Oregon.
Portland, Or
nent authority on oratorical pyro­ left Ponca Monday morning for obtainable show 556,745 head of cat­
Headquarters for ranchers and mining m,-n. Tl>.-,»>lv ....... ■................
technics, but when it comes to weav­ Wakefield and Norfolk and E. W. tle, about 225,500 horsesand 2,207,-
ing
rc»H
»fiable
rate».
Free
'l.iiw
t.,an.l
I,
....
«Il
trai,,-
”
>n
Hie
city
giv-
NOTICE OE SHERIFF’S SALE.
480 sheep owned by Oregon stock-
ing the policy of a great nation, he Huse left Tuesday morning to join men.
A low estimate of their value
had better turn over the job to older, his father at the latter place and to­ makes a grand total of $15,692,760.
By Virtue of an execution and order of xnle
Axes and hay t:rks at Duffy's.
by the clerk of the Circuit Court < f the
more solid and experienced thinkers. gether they will journey to Portland.
“The fruits of this favored state < issued
ounty of Klamath, State of Oregon, dated the
Notice.
day of H«'|)teniber 1899, in a certain action
Ore., and other points in search of a are not surpassed by any country ■>th the
Circuit Court for aaid County and State
-A FULL LINE OF—
While popocratic leaders are Irying desirable location in which to re-em- under the sun. The diversity of soil in
There
is
money
in (lie Town Treasury
wherein c. A.Cogawell and Geo. s'. N ekerson
as
Plaintiffs
recovered
judgment
against
Geo.
and
climate
make
it
possible
for
the
to impress the Idea that they are the bark in the newspaper business. In
Von L. Meyer, Defendent, for the sum of Three to pay all warrants up to and includ-
to find localities suitable Hundred
anti Fifty dollars ami costs ami dis­ ing No. 082.
J. W. S iemkxm ,
sole opponents of trusts, let it be case they find a suitable field their orchardist
bursements
taxed at Twenty-seven and 50-100
to the variety lie desires to raise. I
home in mind that to the republicans families will follow them in the might continue indefinitely with the dollars, on the 16th day of June, lx!49.
Town Trees.
Notice is hereby given that I u ill on Saturday
Octob<r 7th, 1899, at th** front door of the
Is due the credit for the only national course of a few weeks.
enumeration
of
the
wonderful
possi-
;
The Huses
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
court house in Klamath Falls, in said countv, i
i 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, sell
legislation ever enacted against have lived in Ponca over a quarter of bilities of this great state, but time at
at public auction to the highest bidder for
will
not
permit.
”
monopolies and trusts. Those who a century; they started the first news­
Land Office at Lakeview, Or.,
f
cash the following described real property
Aug. ’22, 1X99. j
situated In Klamath Cocnty Oregon, to wit:
are agin' the administration claim to paper in tills part of Nebraska. The
Notice I» hereby given tlmt the following,
Commencing at the corner to sections 28, 29,
and 33, Ti»„ 38 H. R. 9 east Will. Mer.; thence S. named MHtkr han filed notine
hl« Intention
SUMMONS.
be alone in fighting combinations of loss to Nebraska journalism will be
89- 46’ W ., 2.75 chains; thence S, 53® 36’ W 6 66 to make final proof In -upport of hl- elnltn nn.l
tountry Produce Bought and
befon-c if With
wealth, while as a matter of fact the keenly felt when they depart. So­ In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, chains; thence S. .360 24’ minutes E. I. m that said proof will be made
Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
k“ -••‘ii'.<»r'.,,J:.
chains: thence M. .53© 36' W.6.56 chains; thence
for
Klamath
(,
'ounty.
republican party is unequivocally op­ cially, tliey have been identified with M. I. Thompson, Plaintiff, ?
thence M. 380 45’ W. 9.25 chains; thence S. 51©
Sold.
15’E. 8.25 chains; thence H. 38© -45' W. to" the
JOHN F. WISNER.
posed to the massing of capital in tile city of Ponca and Dixon county J. » w
er*
VM' . .
> Huit for Divorce. Eastern shore of Lake Ewauna or Klamath
W. Thompson, Defendant.)
K.
No.
1X89,
for
the
HE*
.
of
HW'
mi
,
t
River; thence Southeasterly along said lake or
NE', of SE-.. See
commercial enterprises to the detri­ for so long that they seem a very part To J. W. Thompson, the above-named de­ river
shore to the Intersection of tne said shore
fendant:
.Oregon, lie nnnies the following w,t'
^'V^Vn line
lim- Detween
between sections 22
it, iho „a»««
»i., u. ... t t
••»»»’wim me aecuon
ment of the people. Really, the war of them, and it is with a most sin­ luthenamf
of the State of Oregon, you are I and
E Will
Mer , thence
am! 33.
33. Tp.
T p. 38
mi H
S. R
R. 9 <j E.
niii. Sier
thence lie-ex to prove hlaeontinnou« n -oletu
hereby summoned and required to appear an<l North
‘
’
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•-
•
•
n<
HfKl
cultivation
of S.I.I
'I'"."
along said section line to the place of '¿lewart, II. f. ft,,,,,...
against trusts is non-partisan, means cere regret by a large circle of friends answer the complaint filed against you in the I beginning.
Itnvhl t i,,,,
W . K. Campbell nil of l.ore||„.
s'"1
above-entitled
court
and
cause
on
or
before
C. R. De Lap, Prop’r.
Taken
and
levied
upon
as
the
property
of
to curtail them being discussed with­ and acquaintances that tliey leave Thurs<lay, November 9, 1x99, and if you fail no
E JI. HK.VrrAIN, KeglMer
the said Geo. Von L. Meyer or so much thereof
appear and answer as herein required, for as may be necessary to satisfy the said judg-
out reference to party lines, as shown this place. May all good fortune fol­ to
want thereof the above-named plaintiff will
in favor of
A. Cogswell and Geo. S. i
apply to the court for the relief demanded in I ment
by the late Chicago conference.
TREASURERS’ NOTICE.
low the Huses wherever they go.
Nickerson against Geo. Von L. Meyer, with
GENERAL freighter
her complaint.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Linkville
J. M. KIERNAN, Proprietor.» • •
EXCHA NGE
Livery and Feed Stables ‘ 'X
W. W. Hazen, Prop’r.
í Visitors Welcome! !
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I'. F. MINER,
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RATES, $:.0C FER DAÏ.
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G09 J ACC0M.M9JATI0ÌS.
Ashland House,
Bargains In Dress Goods
Staple and
Fancy
GROCERIES
J. B. MOORE,
MODEL CASH STORE
J- n. MOORE,
Bi« line of men's Clothing at Duffys.
Clothing at Dufy's
The relief demanded Is a decree of the court interest thereon, together with all cost and
dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing disbursements that have or mav accrue.
,
A KERSHNER, Sheriff
. between plaintiff and defendant and the care z Dat' d at Klamath
Fails, Oregon. Mppt. », ixoo
,
Notice I» hereby given 11,nt there tro fund.
In the County Irensiiry (or flu-
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^•“Gompt and careful attention
r I! order?
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