Klamath republican., May 31, 1900, Image 2

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i IIizens. whatever may lx* their poll- and he Imniedlatel.v transferred his
tics. Ami very likely a very large affis-tiiins ami paper to wliat promised
majority will vote for him. for lie has to I»1 a more lucrative field, an I he
been straight and lionor.ilile and with Ihiisod for a brief period as the is it-
Published every Thureday by
It "as
I not a shadow of frooki*dne.a in him. 'eat FiiKloiiiat of them all.
1 After sopopulara two years career he due hi a great measure to Ills efforts
That the citizens of Klamath coun­
E ditors ani > P kophiktok *.
was unanimously re-nonilnatod. ami that fusion was ellis-ted in thiscoiin-
ty made no mistake, two year* ago.
Ills case is now liefore the voters. Ilis ty t wo years ago. Audit is also true
SVMCBIPT1ON HATE«:
In
electing
Sheriff
Kershner,
is.
as
we
.,
on
One year (in advance)..................
worthy opponent, Mr. A. Martin. Jr. that lie stands today eolivicteil by
1 00
Fix months
. . V have heretofore noted, not only been does not need the office ami proliably every populist In the county of being
Three month*
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... W proved by ills devoted attention to
Single copies
cares little for it either way.
But largely in.strumeiit.il in bringing
Advertiain&at rea»onable rates.
Ills office, but also by his successful
Mr. Van Valkenburg needs it. ami about Uie disrupt ion of the populist
and satIsfaetory collection of taxes,
party in this county. After the elec
THURSDAY.
MAY
81,
lt>00. and especially back taxes, which lie we hope that voters will see that he » tion two years ago Ids opinion of the
gets it.
has done without favoritism on the
populists was expressed through the
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one hand ami without oppression on
cohuutis ol ins p.ijH-r in terms other
A GOOD WORD FOR PARRISH.
the other.
than laudatory.
Ilis abush • and
lien* are official facts and figures,
I the
vitii|H*rathe
tirade
of wrutli
A friend nt Dairy has sent us a
over which we ask voters to read and
populists-will
be
reiiieinls-red
by
all
letter which In* recently received
reflect:
All
a
g
».
who
lived
here
two
yells
from State Treasurer ( lias. * S. Moore.
He has collected and paid into the
formerly a resident of Klamath coun­ the blame for the failure of fusion
county treasury on the tax roll of
Much sat-
ty. in which letter he speaks in high was laid to llie populists.
C. L. Parrish will make an ideal 1894, $.12u.O2: tax roll of 1^9.1.
w s e\|>ii-sed bv tills -.ime
isfaet
ion
terms of our republican candidates
county clerk.
Even his bitterest op­ $1,199.05; tax roll of 1896. $3,1.10.31;
for county office.
In r«‘lation to id:tor over tlie dlsinte-.-tatieli ot the
ponents will admit that fact.
tax roll of 1S97, $12.848.08: making a
Charles L. Parrish who is running for populist pirty. and the putting lip of
total of $17,717.50; all of which
«« .IS
Do not forget to vote for those
County clerk, the let ter lias the fol­ a straight demi>eratle ticket
should have lieen collected long ago.
the
urged
by
him
this
year
with
all
stanch friends of Klamath county—
lowing: "1 understand that some
In addition to the above, on said
two
earnest
Hess
indulged
in
fur
fusion
Congressman Tongue and District
effort is being made by our friends
' rolls he has advertised ami sold piop-
Utter indifference ««as
Attorney Watson.
the enemy, to injure Charlie Parrish’s vears ago.
eny for delinquent taxes amounting
expressed
for
the
populists, and in his
elianees of eleetiun by charging that i
It is now reported that Sheriff to $1.111.03. . making a total of $19.- he was in some way connected with estimation that party had lieen effec­
This foolish 228.53 collected and turned into the
Kershner is a gambler,
the Howe scrape. I want to s.iy that tually ri'legated t > the shade of has-
Ilis entire political career in
and unfounded lie, not one even of county treasurer's hands from those there is absolutely nothing in tiie beens.
I
tliis
county
lias been one for revenue
his enemies will believe, No. he does old tax rolls.
tile charge, ami I sincerely hope you
In addition to the labor of collect­
not gamble, and being a custodian of
and ail our republican friends will do only ami deserves the unqualitied
ing those old taxes. he has collected
public money he should not.
all in your power to refute it and in disapproval of every voter in the
■ and paid into the treasury from the
county.
A n O ld S ettlku .
Our time this week having lieen al­ j rolls of 1898 and 1899. $49.000. support of liis election."
most entirely devoted to tile county I Grand total of collection of faxes, old
«40 acres of past nrt* land for rent.
DELAP FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTEN­ Apply to .1. W. Siemens.
candidates, and space being limited, and new. during his two years. $6«.-
DENT.
we necessarily say little about the 228.53.
state, congressional and legislative
The above is a recon! in tax col-
Mr. De Lap the republican nominee
nominees on the republican ticket. ; lecting unsurpassed in this county,
for school suprintendent, has ably I
We have only space to add that all and one that every citizen may well
tilled that office once, several years
are worthy of election by big majori­ feel pmud of.
It is of vital iniport- ago. and if elected will do so again
ties.
[ ance in order to pay off county in­ with the same careful attention. He
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. FIGURES TALK
FOR KERSHNER.
W. HUSE & SON,
A WORD
Beware of FAKE STO
RIES on the eve of elec
tion.
STUDEBAKER
WAGONS.
debtedness and reduce taxation, that
the taxes levied should be collected
promptly and closely, ami that has
been done by Sheriff Kershner to the
best interests of all concerned.
Now after examining the above
figureswill you voters and tax payers,
stop and consider a moment the facts
j disclosed by such figures.
And in
I justice to your own best business ln-
he Im« tiled lii» final H"' vomit “« ***’[ ’’’*
tute ili ti"’ «»Ili« «* "* »¡"' '
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Notice i» hereby
low lug niinie.l -.-ti l.-i Hi» tildi ll.'ll*’«' »•
hi» intentli.il to make • final proof in •"P-
I"’”1
poll ot hl* i lium. ,111.1
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will la1 niade 1,1..,.. U II Ultimi',
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F. Will. Mer. «h«’4 ’ii- l|.< tuni.» I
following witiu’SM lo prove In- •'
tmuou* re*i lence upon nini enlli*al
ot »aid land vis:
Cal.. I* I «¡oidon. ’• '
IH. v all ol K.-uo, Hi. • '■
E. M. I'll M’l AIN. I.egi-cr.
Timber Lami. Act June ?• ,sis
Notice lor l'ublication.
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proof to show thflt the It
vnltiAblt* ft»r it* liiubt-r or
ciiltiual purpo" *. <*n»l <•
t»ai«l lathi bvlorv the IL gi
this olbcv Hl I rtkeview
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ALEX
MARTIN Ä. CO
BAN K
PROPRIETORS
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COLLECTIONS
ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
accounts solicited
A. D CARRICK,
IMPLEMENTS, VEHICLES,
Extra* for all kind* of Machines and a Good
Stock to select from.
Wire cable, hay cars, b'mks. etc.; iron, steel and heavy
hardv.ae. Give me a call and I will fit you out Bicycle extras
and supp'ies. Bicycles repaired in a neat and workman-like
manner.
Hotel
Linkville
Under New Management.
is well educated and understands the
NOTICE-
business and educational matters per­
Notice la h. r by given that U m re
taining to the superintendent's office
SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL
are funds ill the town treasury to pay
as thoroughly as any man in Klam­
all warrants up to and includili
MLN BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
ath county. It is for the interest of
701. 7’>:
litui. <¡99, titty
IN THE CITV GOOD VIANDS.
——
every family to have gmsl schools for
their children, and to have gotici
•ino ’L ii v HI» «he L”lvl »• !•••*>,i$U*t «n«*f by rouriruu»
tfriillrinani)
schools an efficient and up-to-date
April 3. !90;|.
I.
»
ati'i "H v ti
hi »* brami» «il \\ iure. U««u»»r»
< »gai» aiv ili»|eu»«*l io patroi a
super! itendent is needful. Mr. De-
.1. W. StKMKX*.
uwr ih»’
Lap. as people have learned by know­
Town Treasurer.
T~
It is not necessary to speak of the j terests. can you afford to turn off ing him. is exactly fitted to fill that,
Treasurer’» Notice.
Sheriff Kershner
balance of the county nominees on/'
'....... and
J appoint
........... another position to the honor of himself and
Can you afford to do it? to the incalcula'le benefit of the I
the republican ticket, as they are) man?
N'otice is herehv given that there are
\ye ! Could you afford, in your private schools and scholars. His courtesy
well known and efficient men.
futili» in thè county trviisury (or ilio re-
tienipli<>n of tlie follo«« mg counlv Mar
can say. however, with hearty good • * 1 business, to discharge a valuable as­ and kindness to children together
rnnts, proteste,! oli and prtor tn \ug 21.
will, “A’ote for Hoagland for assessor, sistant and hire in his place another with his finished education and abili­
lS9l. Intere»’ on sanie wdl <•••_»*,■ tr,.m
who
could
do
no
better
and
perhaps
ty to direct in educational affairs are
and vote for Simpson for surveyor."
tliis date: 4.
4 ‘>13, 4515, 44”7. 4479, 4463.
4235, 4518, 4521. 4494. 1478, 4484. Illi
strong arguments in his favor on
And last but not least in importance. not so well.
■ 154',.
4483,
4538, 4.>20, 4493,4477.
•
No. you could not afford to do it election day.
“Vote for Emmitt for representa­
4519, 4491,< 4475. 4459, 4545. 4519, 4490.
and you would not. No man of p»xl
4509. 448«>. 4470, 1 -II
4472. 441».. 4.137,
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tive.”
453 i '., 4507. 4487. 44l’.4, 4582. 45.11, 1 ’1 '■
sense would be fool enough to take AVOIDS ELECTIONEERING
AND
4488 4|t.2, I,»l. 151«, 4’.o| 44*2, 4468.1
C. L. PARRISH FOR CLERK.
such a risk in his own private busi­
ATTENDS TO BUSINESS.
Among t|><- infinite v.uwty of inatcrlal nod work furnished hr tlii» null «r».
4255. 5.121’., 4 Ilis. 44N> 1467. 4247.
ness. even to please any party or sect .
Itale,! ut Klamatli Fall», Oregon. Ibi Store Fr. i.’-. Wood Carviig. Mair Rail*. Ralnstrr» mid Newel Ports, Brarkrt»,
The county clerk's office is second under the sun. Nor should he do it
12th day of Aprii, IW».
There is one thing about Sheriff
— lollau.l I .. <■ il Woik,
I>oi - mid Ithn lx. < nrnrr wild l‘»»r HI.-* Its,
,-4
il. 11. V n V ai ki -. mic - .
in importance to that of sheriff only. in equally as important business, viz: Kershfier. which is greatly in' his
.nJ
Turn,
>1
I'.uluslrrs.
l>,*.r
nnd
\\
nnlow
Frame»,
ISltpll-
nml
I'cw
End»,
Shingle*.
Coliniv Treasurer.
It is essentially the general business the business of the county.
Iliuldir»' Hardware, Paint» aad < >ll. MoiiMing »nd •<l»»s. Elr« at tons and Is-aigna,
favor. He has not neglected the du-
office of the county, and every one is
Eniboen-d. Ground and Cut t.la.a, Hall Paper. Furniture, rlc.,rlr.
The above collections of old taxes ties of his office to go out on an
TEMPER (’(’¡.TIKE, I I'AL PIP »<»!
Itasi work and material, and in tlx- taG’.t and ■>> »1 appro,«-<1 at, lee.
interested in having ir presided over anf] the reduction of old indebtedness, electioneering expedition, and lie has
SvTICE 1 <iR PI BUCAlloN.
by a man capable in every way to J jio qûq jp two vears, is a strong re­ had since this campaign commenced.
VNITEP STATES LANI> <>! I I< T, #
discharge its varied and manifold du- j nlinder
that
whoCver is
elect­ J no time to devote to anything ex­
I. \ ki v:i ’A , < »i.i
\pril 23. 1900. '
ties. Such a man is ( Iiarley Parrish. ed K)leriiT, it will be well for the coun- cept his official business.
Notice in tie re l»v given that H di:* IL
In thus
Mulluioil ha* tiled notic»’ < I iiih ntiini to
No other man in Klamath county tv and ^|le ^ax paTers. if he will fol­ staying steadily every day in his of­
make tinal proof Udon* C. II. Withrow,
\xt> i,i rit i:------
is so well qualified from experience I low in the footprints of Sheriff Kersh­ fice and looking carefully after its du­
county clerk, at hi* ottire in Klamath
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and natural adaptability to adminis­ ner. Thus will a continual reduction ties and responsibilities, he possibly ---- -----
tall». Oregon, on \Vndne««lay. the Uth
FOB JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. day of June. 1900, on tinil»vr culture np
ter the business of that office.
. of the county’s indebtedness take regrets that he cannot consistently
plication No. KM, for the \S 1 . o( N \\ l4
requires no term of probation to en-1 place, so that In a few years it will be lay such duties aside for awhile and
and lota 1 and 2, of Mxtmii No.
m
able him to discharge the duties of j wiped oilt entirely, principal and in­ go out and visit his friends.
township No. 4U, S., range No.!». E.
But
He name*
a* u ii nv-*» -*; Char.
county clerk. He can step into the terest. And when the happy time that pleasure, under the circum­ Democratic and Peoples’ Party Nom­
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Wil Non. of Klamath I all*. <»r«’.»«»n; II.
clerk’s office and go to work on a j comes, and it can lie said that stances. he is compelled to leave to
inee for Klamath. Lake. Crhoks S. Parritfh, of Klamath la!N, Oregon;
W. M. McIntire, of Ashland, Oregon ,
moment’s notice.
If honored by the the county is entirely out of debt, it ■others.
and Wasco Counties.
If prejudice or falsehoods
j iirpHir
Horse«» l>o;ifi|<*<l by tlnv, week or li.ji.Hi.
.J. F. Hendrji’k«. of \-hlan<i, Oregon.
people of Klamath county with the i means that the rate of taxation will get in their work on him, he cannot
E. M. BRATTAIN, ItegiMvr.
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klj.
Hay Ritti Grain bought ami sohl.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FI-
office of clerk. Mr. Parrish will recip­ not be over one-half what it is now. lie there to refute them.
Fortunate­
NAL
ACCOUNT.
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tigt'is
conveyi-d
to all parts of Southern Oregon
rocate by giving them an efficient and and no longer will provision have to be ly, however, his good friends every­
TIMBERCULTURE. FIN AL I’lt •< >1
anti
Northern
California
at
the very loweai rates.
notice for ppbi . k ation .
business-like administration.
He is made to pay the principal and inter- where in the county will see to it
In thp County Court of Klarnatli
UNITED -T ATI - I. x x I• <i !• I I
affable and accommodating, and , est of clt
j
indebtedness.'
__ ______________ _ This com- that he has that fair play which county, <Iregon.
L«KEV| k « v , O ich . os , April 23, IOMi.(
— — a.____— » a 1— - — 1 1 . » — . ski
111
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In the matter of the estate of John
patrons of the clerk s office will be men(]abje management in tax mat- every honorable man believes in.
Notice is hereby given that Ella Me-
R.
Butin,
<Jc<
,
cas»
d.
Ilinoil, formerly ilia Hulilwrger, ha»
treated in a painstaking manner.
i ters of Sheriff Kershner thus far. has The office of sheriff is the most im­
Notice is hereby given, that Mary E.
i
)
fll ▼
1
To his Industry and ability in the been a g(KX] thjng for the tux payers. portant of any in the county, and to Butin, executrix of paid estate, has tiled notice of intention to make final
[T
proof Indore C. 11. Withrow, count v
last few years, acting as deputy Sb- ha.» it not? And was it not a good wrest it from Mr. Kershner, his filed in Raid court and c:tu«c, her final clerk, at his off’. in Klamath I alls.
i Ì.
account of her ad ministration < f waid
«essor, Klamath county is indebted thing to elect him two years ago? friends may be sure that the most estate, and that by order of paid court Oregon. on Wednesday, tin Ml, dm ,.t
June,
1900.
on
timber
culture
Appli-
i
for a largely increased assessment And will it not be again a good plan desperate efforts are being used. • lulv made and entered, the third day
tion No. s/io, for lota I, 2. 3 .uni 1. and
— DEALER» IS--
of July, 1900, at ten o'clock in the ¡(»re-
roll. At great trouble and expense for voters to elect him now?
A They are being used not by the great noon of said day. I-» i^ig the second day the NI-.1., of Nl 't of -ection X >, 2, in
he has compiled a “present owner­ sheriff who reduced the county debt part of the democratic and populist i of the next regular term of Maid court, township No. 41,S., range No 9, ]’.
She names as w it lies*. s : Ch is. Will-
ship record,” the only one in the at the rate of $19,000 ’ in two years, army, but by a few of the eamp fol­ at the court room in the county court
of Klamath Falla, Oregon ; W. M.
liouwe of Maid county and ntate. has been son.
county, and generously contributed deserves well at the hands of voters.
lowers and skinners who trail along at fixed hm the time and place for th»* hear­ McIntire, of Ashland, Oregon Henry
8. Parrish, of Klamath Falls, Oregon :
the use of it to the assessor’s office, That these figures are correct, any
the tail end of it. and who are more ing of objection« to «aid final account J. F. Hendricks, of Ashland. Oregon.
thus enabling the county to get the one can look at the county records eager for plunder than patriotism. and the settlement thereof.
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
T»ated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this
benefit of every foot of assessable and see f{,r himself.
Hence, the opening of Jhe polls on 31st day of May, 1900.
land.
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C. 11. W ithrow , County Clerk.
TIMBER LAND. ACT.H NE :. ls;s
election day may witness the uncov­
Mr. Parrish’s qualifications are ab- GARDNER FOR COMMISSIONER, ering of a whole hive of falsehoods. I By A. H. K lvhin , Deputy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nolutely perfect and people will make ;
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prepared for the occasion, and which TIMBEE LAND, At TJI NE 3. 1«;«.
no mistake in securing his election. | The fact that Mr. Gardner, for may then be turned loose on Kersh­
CNITED STATES LAND Ol I If I’ ,
Call And See US.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
L akeview , O iim , ox , May 12, l'.s o.)
He will make one of the best clerks commissioner, will have a large ma- ner to beat him if possible.
A,nd to
Notice is hereby given that in com­
Klaniath county ever had
jority in the precinct wheie he re­ beat him, they may be glad to sacri­
pliance with the provisions of th, i . i of
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,»
sides. is a recommendation which fice and trade off any or even all of
L akevikw , O keoo . x , May 12, IVUdj Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled An tendisi to all the l’ut,lie Lami stHh.» ment no . BiK, for th«* purrhiiM* of tin*
SHERIFF KERSHNER.
act for the sale of timber lands in the
voters elsewhere in the county will their own candidates, excepting Sum­
Notiee is liereby given tliat in com­ states of California. Oregon, M’V.id.i, ■y act ut August 4. 1892, ll»rrv l‘. >W »|UHrler of S$*cti«m no . 34, m T >wn-
uilam, .,,,
KLumith Fall» Coitiliv of nliip no .
k ., Range xu, 0 E.. and will
do well U> consider. A man who is mers, the democratic nominee for pliance ««itb the provision» of the tu t -if and Washington
Teriitory,” as e\. Klan,alt, *;l», off ingoi, |1H» this dav offer proof to show that the hipd nought
In his two years of office, Sheriff
Congress
of
June
3,1878,
entitled
“
An
loved and respected by his neighbors sheriff. Beware of these trafficking
tended to all the Public band States
lat»
m<
ni
, iM more vahiable for its tinilarr or atonr
act for the sale of timber land» in the
Kershner, In the unpleasant business
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I uri I , C ,,f II,e NW ihiin for agricultural |Mir|N»M<*a, and to
is always worthy of the confidence of i and trading schemes and schemers. states of California, Oregon, Nevada, by act of August 4, 1892, John \\
Brandenburg, of Klamath I all- i oimG 'l'iart. I ot S,’t,„n X,,. s,
Township
of collecting taxes, may have displeas­
«••»tabiidi her claim Io said land before
anil Washington Territory,” as ex­
the entire county.
His intelligence An old maxim says;
“Brand as a lie tended to all the Public J-and State» of Klamath, Slate of Oregon. I;« i.
"’■ ■•y Cinge No. I. E and w ill offer I the Register and Receiver of this ollie©
ed a few, who we hope on reflection
and business ability, together witli any derogatory story which is set by act of August 4. 1892, Henrietta I day filed in this office hi» sworn tan
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land
nought
ia
at ¡.akrvirw, Oregon, on Frulav, th©
have seen that he could not do other-
mor» «al., |,. f„r
,¡„,1^,. or
his knowledge and experience in pub­ afloat on the eve of an election. If it Galarnean, of Klamath Falls, County of * merit No. 203, for the pur<-lui-e of th,
20th «lav of July, 1S mh >. HI io names ns
SW quarter of .’•■eetioii so. 8, in Town­ , '. i
wise, being as he has been hut the
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'dtur»|
pur|H>se»,
and
to
I v itfieMM«*N: II. I*. GalariivHti, of Klam­
lic affairs. mark 1dm as the most suit­ were the truth, it would be told tie- Klamath, State of Oregon, lias tliis day I ship no . 38 S., Range so. I, E., :im| w , 11 * " ’11- , i ,-iaim lo
I
hind
before
servant of the law and compelled to
filed in this office her sworn statement
ath Falls, < >rcgon ; Huiiriulta< •alarnciui,
able candidate for commissioner now­ fore and not kept back until it. could No. 197, for tiie purchase of the M half! offer proof to show thiit the land n u- hl
"and Hc,,,...,
this off), e of Klamath F h II r , < )r«*gon ; C.J.Flv, <»f
obey it.
But while thus forced to
is more valuable for its limbci or slone
,
,"9'g
”
ii.
o„
Friday,
thv
in the field.
His somewhat limited be sprung when t here w as no chance of NW quarter and SW quarter of NE
I'icard, California ; Eugene Hpvnrcr, <»f
than for agricultural purposes, and io • “l '
'i'1'’ I'""’ IB name» o.
.. Keiio, Or«*gon. A iiv ami all |a*ra«*na
obey the order of thg^ county court,
q cartel end N W quarter of SE quarter of establish
liis claim to said hind I.,
rillt,
ó
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iíGindenbtirg,
of
he has never been ^kl-hearted and acquaintance in the county should in to refute it.”
.'ec.tion No. ::4. in Township No. 38 H.,
• laimihg adversely the nhov<,-«h»Mrrib«,d
tin- Register and Receiver of thisoffi.,. :...... .
I reality cut no figure at all.
Ac­
II-
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Range No. 6 E., and will offer proof to i at
Ian«!* are ri*(|iivNted to file their claim*
Lakeview, Oregon, on Fri he th,. bmo ,'f '|
overbearing, and it Is a notorious fact
'
Branden
li'ov
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valu
­
quainted or not, lie will do his duty
in ihiM office on or b»*foro the «aid 20th
; 20th day of Julv, 1900. If,.
.,u
that rather than have people put to
T" ’ J \
7,
able for its timber or stone than for ag-
«lay of July, BRIO.
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1 , H ,
to all fairlv
and impartially
J. II. Whitcomb, of Pi, ard
y, and in
niutrocc <inn ovnnnen Ktr cinoli n/.llon
*
1
, .
' "I K< HO. Oregon. Any
ri nlturul purpo«es, nnd to establish her I witnesses;
E. M. BRATTAIN. Regi»t«r.
distress and expense by such collec­
California; (’. J. Sly, of 1’iearU, I',,;/
so doing will satisfy everybody.
cl iiri to »Hid land liefore tiie Register I tomia; II. I’. <iahirneiiii, of Khmuith J,, .J" ' ""’"’laiming adv-rs.’ly the
tions, he has in many Instances ad­
- and Receiver of this office at Lakevietv. | Falla, Oregon; Henrietta (mlarm an
,!„< ,
-' ¡h. ,. ,,n ,,r bv.
vanced the money from his own pock-' V0TE FOR H. H. VANVALKENBURG
We have been furnished for pttbll Oregon, on Friday, tiie 20th day of of Klamath Fulls, Oregon. Any and tori sa„| •tlnlny((.|ll|y |)MH,
Julv. llsfl). She names ns witnesses: all persons claiming adversely the
et to relieve the temporary inconven-,
TERASURER
cation the following account of politi Melissa Bran-lenbiirg, of Klamath Falls,
I. HR A PÍA IX, Register.
almve-ilescribed lands are requested to
fence of the tax payer.
And in jus-
_____
cal events which mainly occurred De- ' irejon ; C. J. Sly, of I’icard, ( alifornia; file their I'lnitns in this office on or be­
J. II. Wiiitcomb. of Picard, California; fore said 20lh day of Julv, 1900.
tlce to all, it may be said that this
Mr. VanValkenburg Is well known fore we came here:
Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
" noth 3' J?!’' v 111 NE;‘- |N7N'
J. W. Brandenburg, of Klamath Falls,
worthy act of confidence on his part'to everybody in the county. As Editors of R epublican :
E. M. I.RAIIAIN, Register.
Oregon. Any and nil person’-claiming
I'Ht Pl p,|,|( \TBiN.
has never been betrayed.
During ■ treasurer he has been careful and ex-
The fusion editor of the Express adversely tiie alxive-desi’rita’-l lands are
Everything «lone with
.
his term he has endeavored to do his act, and his work for the county will enjoys the distinction of having had requested to file their claim» in this of­ Tl M BEI: i.A N11. ACT JIN E I 1878
1 1Nr‘l-I^TATE,s I.ANDOFFK’E I
fice on or i.-efore said 20tli day of Julv,
iirntncMR «nd diRpiitrli
duty, and at the same time to do the bear the closest inspection, 'There Is a remarkably varied political career 1900.
NOTICE FOR PUBLB ATION.
■'•'I 'll.», G„K,i(,S) M1(y
fair thing by everybody.
Such an not the slightest flaw in his officiai during his management of the Klam­
plilui,|'.'A«Hh'l|r'?’y
t,"l,
CO'"‘
E. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
honorable course commends him as a I business during his term of two years. ath Falls Express.
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of
At first he ran it
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE i
NOTICE.
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candidate for re-election.
That he This Is needless to assert, for all vot­ as a republican paper, but at an early
L a KKVIKM, OllKUON, Muy 12, I91K) (
M r I«-« of « m
’’» h I ht I hik I r in flic
deserves every vote Is a fact that will ers in the county already know it to stage of his so called republicanism,
In the County Court of th© fitate of
Notice i» hereiiy giv. n that in rilIll.
Ori'Ron,
for
Klnrriafh
County.
plumee
with
tlx-
provi
loiiH
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H
.
lx* admitted by every voter who is ■betrue. He lias had the treasurer’s he was given to understand that his
the p 'i’,|"'"EV’”1 l,H *'X‘
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I1,ul(.r,'A,:!'! 'ended
,:n',,'l, toall
'-1'll 'In
¡n tiw matter of the EMate of It. II. UongrcM
of Juno 3, ,o,n.
1878, e
entitled
“Allllty net (tí \
I “GI h : L h I h I SiHh’H
not blinded to the truth by party office for two years. His excellent ' methods and desires were not in liar-! IhidFon, I >'C o ; i « i -| .
i*„'t Tr
act for the side of timber hind- ¡.Hi".
¡
prejudice.
Atate»
of
(
iilifoiniu,
Oregon,
Notice
is
hereby
given
bv
the
under-
_business methods have satlsfietl till immy with the principle. r,f the pari v 1
.
. Khin,;,th.'state
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ignrd e lniiiii1». .itof • -i said e-late that ami Washington Tenitori," » '
-la« I,'
¡„'u
'“•von, lui» fin» Í (^Prompt nnd cnrefnl attention
■ '-nue her »worn Mate-1
to all oder»
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Speaking of gerrymandering, here
Is a scrap of history:
In 1874 the
democratic legislature put Lake
county (then including Klamath) in
the same district with Wasco, nearly
the same as it is now. and for twelve
years citizens here voted for senators
who resided in Wasco county, four
hundred miles north.
MOWERS-
J. M. KIERNAN, Proprietor.
KLAMATH FALLS PLANING «ILLS.
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kinds ot
Buildings and Contracting and Building
on the Installment Plan.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
fHE HARDWARE DEALER,
Klamath Falls. Or.
EXCI IAN( ;f€
STABLES
Klamath Falls-Merrill
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
Stage Line,
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
In Order To
l or Our Filli
and Winter
Stock,
we
Aie Selling
Goods Cheap.
\ «...
Merchandise.
I
HIS-
J. B. MOORE,
j. n. nooRE,
GENERAL EllEIGHTEll,