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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1900)
K lamath solivi 493,175, Sweden add Norway 2.55.4 4'). ¡in h-dtr's steady tiring we tmule I lie natives nml tire going to have nntlo’ Servin 271 170. Netherlands 234.194. •-nigger*” retreat. 1 don’t know |H.||ce here. They are gwlng to atm Whcren» m) 1 ' ' \ ' . C ounty . Greece 297,06-4, Austria-Hungry 1,767- wli.it their It** was a* they nlway« them with revolvers and have them did on or itlMml th'1 -'Sl1' "f last leave mf horn«-, bed and >»'-» • Publlahud «very by 0«7, Italy 2,181,709. and Geamrny have enough to carry off their dead patrol ground town and the nearest without just I'm'1- m pioVK.ill"’- and wounded. But from the bl.wwl PROPniKTCR* otlu-r towns. ’ I'he officers will have 5,16«. 592. nttd r.iitatti return, null1'’ I* ln r>t>) In the face of these figures. Mr. we found they must linve loat quite a the privilege to work tlie ptisonets given (null | h T* m » h ih »I I»» h °r “ E dito *« and P kotristok «. trust her < hi tuj ;itT<»imt as I s 1 Bryan, is it not the apex of assiiilnlly few. Any time we want a tigtit all any way they want to. You apoke of election. No I can’t pay no det.ts, tueotmts or other for you and your henchmen to travel we have to do Is to go into the mount HVBM'KIFTION W<TF*: On« year (tn advance) ......... r.’ <Mi through the country flinging the slo ain* a few miles and we can nearly al vote this year as I will lie only 20 elnIPm made ot 1 oiiti.u tnl b) I- r ÏHÜRBDAY. OCTOBER 25. moo. gan of malitarism in the face of an ways find it. Just now they are years ohi tomorrow, but if I couhl I ami utter tills »l it ■. Duted at llomiii/a.''' s* i'1’1,1 electorate that laughs when yourleiek pretty quiet all over the island, but would vote for McKinley. I don’t lier 29. 1900. is turned? Why. sir, the little Do they claim they have got new guns care for any free silver In mine. 1 minion of Canada. with a population anti ammunition hid and are just think this country is under free silver I of five or six million people, has al waiting for election. They claim if law and one of th -ir dollars arc just as NATIONAL TICKET* most as much militarism as we have« Bryan Is elivted they will come In big as one of <air dollars, but are only Wit If a population bordering on and lav down their arm*, but If Mc worth 47 cents. Five dollars Altieri- For President— 75,000,000, our standing army num Kinley is re-el.-ctisl they are going to can changed Into Mexican mid you WILLIAM M< KIN LEV bers li'ss than a quarter of a million. rise up again. 1 think it will be have a pocket full. Well I must close for tliis time. If it was increased within five years cheaper for them to surrender as I For Vice-President— *1 to a million, which it will not be. you li trdly tlo-ik Cncle Sam will be as Give my best regards to tlie rest of THEODORE KIK5SEVELÍ. would even then’ Mr. Bryan, have as easy < ;i th.-m again as he was this tlie family. J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor. Vour Lovln-r N.-.iht- v. little reason to prate of militarism as time. While Bryan was in New York a you have now. Ctl vs. I.. M. CiH.l., M. st all th? people are insurgents Plans and Specifications Furnished on All Kinds ot few days ago he luxuriated at a dinner Co. 1. 32d Inf.. U. S. V. You are a "little American." sir. at heart, at least they help them all Building* and Contracting and Building that cost «12 per plate. There were »h1*- dwarfed conceptions of a great they can. The trouble is that these Manila. I*. I fifty present, including Corruptionist nation's heeds, were they put into insurgents all carry twosnlts. When on the Installment Plan. STOVE FOR SALE. Croker and Ice Trust Van Wyck. the operation, would turn back the page they are chased too hard they slipon a total cost of the dinner having been of a glorious record and reduce us to white suit and are --Mueho Amigo." linoni; Ilo- infinite vnrietv <>( materlid and w-'ik fnrnlahnl bv llil» tulli sq>, A second-hand air tight heating »600. st.u, | I..HI», W<».l 4’arving, Blair Itati«. Haln»ler» ami N«wrl l,--»t» llrarkrt», the level of the little republics of As soon as the soldiers are out of sight stove, nearly new and as good as new, Setoli iind I nrm-d Work, Ha»li, D.ir» and Blinda, Corner «nd |la»«< Ilio k» Ss» »,1 the Old World struggling and craning they pu’l their gun or bolu out of the for sale hr $4 at this office. A "Washington dispatch states that for wtrrtd recognition. You would weeds and run around to join their ,ui.| turned liliistei». ISsn and W indili» Fraine», t’iilpil» and Br» Fini», Sliiii»|r« Tlie tx-st method of cleansing tin Ituìl'li 1 »' .la-luire. l'alnta and tilt, M>>uldlii|t and Gtaaa, k.li-valiua» ami Ih tigiK, Ex-Senator David B. Hill, who is now riood thecountry with ,50-cents dollars, company. It is hard work to put liver Is tlie use of the famous little |,m|...»M -I <<i"i.nd «tol l'ul Gl«»«, Ball B»|*r, I urmtnir, rie.,rie. Stumping the country for Bryan, says exchange the full for the empty din down such people. They can't shoot pills known as DeWitt’s Little Earl) |:< ■ ( »oik ,iud materia), ami in thè lale»l ami um.1 appruvvrl «ti li ». there is no possibility of Bryan carry ner pail, give the nation who stole to amount to any thing, especially Kisers. Easy to t ike. Never gripe. ing New York, and that the 16-to-l i your eoat your cloak also, and turn after we have tired a volley intothem. J. L. Badgett A Sons. Ken i. ' I l-'ll ■■ .............. ..... . ............................................................ .. declaration in the democratic plat form the right to the rlok-nco of your left And they can't stand an American is responsible for the failure of eastern cheek. In short, you would have charge, as they can't stand the yell ÌTMBl’.KLWH. M T.II Xbl.l, 1*7* NOTICE FOB Bl BLU A TION. democrats to support the democratic . your country cringe under Spanish ar- our boys give when they start. Our --------AND OFFICE-------- ticket. I' nitkd S tati .» I. ajto Or-ricK. , roganee and look passively upon Chin- captain has often said that the yell laikeview. On-gon, Sept. IO. EOO. . ese barbarism. These are your self was half the charge. Notice is hereby given tlint in com Betting on election generally tells You spoke of the trouble in China. pilane«- with the provisions of the net of expressed not ions of government, and A pretty reliable story us to how an W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, Notivi l’or l’oblìi.»lion. if after t lie Sth day of November, 1900, From all we can hear over here the Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for tlie «aleni tinila-r lands in the election will go. Soon after Bryan you find yourself standingout in the trouble is about over. When war states of California, Oregon, Nvia la EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. and McKinley were nominated, the I k *| artmunt of Interior« cold, cold world, begrimed with the first started there 1 thought I would alni Washington Territoryexten l• chances between the two were consid Lil nd Ottico nt l.iikt view Oregon, rd to all tlie l’ublic lair.d States lx dust of your ill-spent exertions, you like to go and wished the 32d would actol August 4. 1892, J. C. Weiss, S’ptvin*»* r Î.M, i’.HlL ered by many about even, and a few Hornon b(»urili,<l by <!ny. week or i: l.tb. will at least have a better knowledge get called out. but since 1 have heard of Fort Klamath, County >( Klamath. N «ti-’e i' lierubv giVi ii lli.i: th*’ I weeks later, there were some demo ▼ *» » J • liny iitxl Grain bought und m >I«I. of tlie stet ling qualities of your fellow how the troops who went from here State of Oregon, hai this dav tiled in ; ing imino » M-tllvr ha* hh*«1 »i"ticv of hi* crats who felt so confident of Bryan's this office hiasaorn tntenient No. 277, intention to make filial nroof in support I'assettgcrH <,oiiveye»l to all purls of Southern Oregon countrymen. are dying from disease 1 am not a bit for the purelia-e of the NW1, of Section of lit* claim, *11’1 that *ai4 priw.i will election that they offered to bet 2 to 1 sorry that I did not get to go. 1 No. 27. in Tow nsliip No. 32 S., Kange made In’b'r»« J«««*. II. Ihi-c»>ll, Fount) and Northern California at the very lowest rufea. An him. Then the tide turned, and LETTER FROM THE PHILIPPINES hardly think any of the troops wlm No. 71, E. and Will offer pnsif to show ¡Clerk, at Klamath Fall-. OHg«m. on that the land nought is more valuable I Bryan’s stock commenced to fall and j are here will be moved unless it is to forile tiuiberor stone than for agricultu gon II K \I INI McKinley’s to rise. Bets were offered The following lettet, which was re 1 go home. n ral pur|<oses. and to «■» t a I >1 is li hi. claim X',. o( s !?4. >. <• i. Tp 4 » > Ì: •• » 2 to 1 that McKinley would win. ceived this week by Mrs. E. W. Huse to said land la-fore the Ki-gister and Ke- M, Oregon. II«' name* the folh>umg I sec bv the Artny and Navy Jour- reiver of this office at Lakeview, Or., on witnesses to prove hi* contimi* i- r« «1 Then the odds were increased to 3 to from her nephew in the Philippine nal that they are golngto begin send Saturday, tin- 24th day of Novenda-r. ' <Ienee ii|M)u ami cultivaliou of said lami, 1. A week ago it v*a* 4 to 1, and military service, contains matter of 1900. He names as witnesses: W.T. vii: Ed Brani, .lohn K »'»Ur Vmlrvw ing the volunteers in the Bhilippines now since Bryan's electioneering trip such general interest tliat we deem it Coburn, of Ashland, Oregon; Clia- Rynn, .1. W Manning, nil ol K'amnlh home in November. I also saw that Johnson, of Klamatlion, California; F. j Fall*» Oregon. to New York and bis disastrous fail well worth publishing: there were eleven thousand regulars II. Briggs, of I i rants Pa»», • fregoli ; I 'has. E. M. B ratt un . UegiMtor. ure to capture and errtimsc New York F lordia B lanco , Luzon, B. I. on their way over here to relieve the Kappler, of Klamatlion, California Any ami all |a-rsons claiming adversely Voters in his behalf, the betting rates September 10th, 1900. Winter underwear at Duffy's. volunteers. tile alaive-desciila-d lauds are lequested Successor to A. 0. Carrick. have been put up to 5 to 1, or «5 on I Mv D ear avnt : Yours of J uly 22d. I think we are about the seventh i to tile their claims in this oline on or McKinley to $1 on Bryan. was received last evening and I was regiment to leave That willgct us out , before «aid 21th dav of Novemla-r, 1900. E. M. itKATTAix. Register. I very glad to hear from you. of here by the middle of December or i WILL BE SNOWED UNDER i The bovs-in this country are always the first of January. For my part I Mackintoshes at Duffy’s A Washington correspondent of lost glad to hear from the States as it would rather stay here until March or 11 is well known tliat I f -Witt's Witch Sunday’s San Francisco Bulletin has keeps them from worrying. You April than land there in December, Hazel Salve will lieal a burn and stop the following to say in relation to should see the boys whenever a detail ( as the change in the climate would be i tiie pain at once. It will cure eczema 1 comes in with mail. They all gather so great that it might hurt a lot of us. and skin diseases and ugly wounds the coming election: All work giinraiiti'cil Hatisfnctory. Try otic«* und Everybody agrees—Democrats and around tlie door of tlie orderly room I hear that the volunteers who went and sores. It is a certain cure for piles. Counterfeits may tie offered Ilf' I'Ollvillt'ClI. and wait for the company clerk to' call Republicans—tliat as New York goes home in '99 lost lots of their men af you. See tliat you get tlie original this year so g(*s the election, and it off. The ones who do not get mail ter reaching the States. EAST END MAIN STREET. KLAMATH FALLS. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. J. L. there have been received here some gather around the luckly ones to hear This company has been very lucky Badgett & Sons. Keno. Interesting figures about New York's the news. in losing men. We have had two men Trimmed fiats at Chastain A .lay The natives are right in rice plant die of disease, one man discharged on probable vote. St AMONA. lone's. gon. made, datrwl and llh-l in »ai-l »nil These figures show that Bryan will ing now. That would be something account of disiibility and one dis at hlntiialh ball». Orsuo*!, lh< Ui interesting for you folks as I hardly carry New York city by less than 50,- SUMMONS. In tin-Cin-mt Court of Uu, Statn rd •lay <»f <h-t< Irr, 1000, aliii'h sai-l <>rtl«r charged for being crazy, since we • in-gon, for iliel'otinlv of Klamath rrtimm Dial »nmtn--li» In »aul »Ult I* 000 votes, though Croker claims the think you ever saw anything like it. reached here. We have had four men In tlie Circuit Court of the State of T.T.to-cr, Oover- ’ ptiktinI or,-«- a wrrk lor a |w»|i»l --I democrats will have nearly 100.000 in They plant the rice in small beds like sent to Billbid. a military prison in Oregon for the County of Klamalh. nor rd l In g--II. F. I ■ tx coiiseciltivr and »um«*l>•• »<•*• T. T. Geer. Governor of ) cabbage. The young rice looks like the city. Then, in the state, it is iiimbar, S-cretary ol Imin th» fill day O«t«»la-r. I’»»'. *bu Manila, and have only four or five F. I. Dunbar, | State i.f t irrgoii. and date -I lh< tlr»l putdi.'nl»--•» of »uii nu n. Shown by these figures that McKin wheat. Then they begin to work the men in the hospital here. We have a ' Oregon, Secretary of Statu of | Clian. 8. M imo ». prrrcrilwd In raid or-lvr. ley will have rising 100,000, which ground. They plow it about six inches good hospital and a fine doetor, not Oregon, Chan. S. I Treasurer of the 8i»t - Jolle * t'HM. Moore, Treasurer of | Huit in Equity deep and then if it does not rain hard of Oregon, eonslitul- Alloro,« t-l 1'lauittfl. gives the republicans New York by one hundred yards from quarters and < the State of Oregon, I t<> foreclose a ing the State tarmi ! they dam up a stream and run the are getting fine medical attendance. an entirely safe margin. constituting the State I Mortgage. Uoard, Plaintiff, I These figures do not come from water on the land. Then they run Land Ltoaid, Plaintiff, | V». We are living fine now, getting DRS. HAR GUS AND STRAW. Abraham Turtirr I partisan sources, but are the result of carribeans on it and harrow it until good food, have canvas cots, straw George A. Whitmore a» administrator of they get mud worked up about knee a canvass made by people who and J. W. Stout, ticks and pillow ticks. The duty is tin- • -»late of Crow Physicians and Svrgeor.s. Defendants. are really interested in knowing deep. After ‘lie ground becomes as not very hard right now, the men are - «on Smith, deceased, ToGeorgeA. IVhituiore, a defendant Baili J Ferree, Ell which way the election is going to muddy as they can get it, they hare - ‘ getting four nights in, or going on orru-r. a <•«•* i>ru< 1 alnive named :—In tlie name of tlie Slate za K. Smith. Walter h;.rr lai at tr-nt ioti I«» «IlwrBMr* «4 lb* f ' t *r* turnout. In Indiana a similar can a crowd of native women wade in It I guard once in five days. We arc not of Oregon; you are hereby required to S om *u4 . Gia*«'-» flllfl Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878— r. Smith, Frack A. vass has been made. Bryan and Jones and set out the rice plants. They doing much hiking (marching) now as -appear and annwer the complaint tiled ,Simili, ami Edith Notice for Publication. against you in the above entitled suit on •Smith, Ins wife, Fa claim tliat they have tliat state sure generally have a man on the banks the rivers are too high to cross. p D. RF.AMBS, M. D. or before Tlmrsday tlie 8th day of tima Fmitli an i Mrr on account of disaffection over Mc playing a violin, guitar or harp for HKM), tn-ing tin- last day ot the UNITED STATE' LAND ni’FH'I < gut-rite smith a min Yes. this Is the rainy season. We November time prescrilsKi in the order fortlie pub Kinley’s Borto Rican policy, but the them to work by. That is the only I.AKLVtUV, 011 <1 ,X. Align»! :J> I'KO. I or. Pi-h-n-iants. } Phy ate tan and Surgeon, have a couple of hard showers every lication of thin summons, the first put>- Notice M ht-rchy given th»t, in (-..m Io I.lira K. Smith, Frank A. Smith, figures referred to show that the re-1 way to get a crowd of natives to hurry. day, and when it is not raining it is I licati in thereof la-inc on the 27th day of l-liaiicw with tin- |>rovi*u>ti. <■( tin- m-t <>( l ini. Smith, Sabina Fintili ami Mar Ofiice .oom«: 7 «mia, Link ville lintel- publicans will carry Indiana by 35.000 You find some pretty good musicians 19U0; and if vou fail »<■ to CnngrtM» uf June 3, 1878, emitlrd - An «iterile Simili, drdemlanln alnrve too hot for comfort. The nights are September All calls an»» eresi promptly d»y of answer for want thereof tiie plaintiff will among tlie natives and they ail like named : Vou ami •■a<-|i ot ymi an- here net lor tl.i- »ale of tiiriU-r land» tn the |n JUinouAlie same tiling is cool, a blanket being very comfortable apply to the Court for the relief prayed •tali-« < f California. Oregon, N. va la .m l in ropnn-d i . iip|H-iir ami answer the night. liM«B**^*B4l44»B. rtpuiilicans have the music. Of course none of them whom for in the complaint herein, to wit:— Washington Territot complaint tiled against you in lb« alaive almost any night. For a judgment against dcf.-ndant Geo. to all tin- Public Land Stall« hv act ■ iiliih-d »mt on or la-fore Tburs-lay, tin tPNidlW Majority where the, I have seen, are educated in music. You spoke of the army canteens. A. 55'hitinore for the num of «350.00 with of Aiigu.t 4, 1*12, Nellie Vrrrill. , | 1 »th day of November, U««>, In-iug tlie ¿eniAcrats are claiming it bv all sorts They have a native band here that I interest thereon from the 26th day of Hornbrook, Comity of . ............ - at, last day of the tune prenciiln-d m the pretty fair. They have picked up I think we are belter off with them June 1896, at the rate of eight |»-r cent of of majorities for Bryan. California, ha» Ibi. dav hi.-.I m order for the p'llihcalion ol tld. num than without, because the profits go per annum, and for the sum of «20.50, tlii» oltico her »worn »tatemeni, > . mona, II,,- first publication tliertmf la- The people who have been investi ■•Just One Girl" from the fellows GENERAL FREIGHTER, pai-i out on account of delinquent taxes 269, for tin- piiri'hii-v of th<-SW. ' I'g on th. 4th d iy < I Octo1 i-r, I9l)i); ami gating election matters have reached whistling it around quarters, and to the company funds, which are used and costs, and for the sum of «50 <*>, a» at Section NO 20. in Towni-lnp , • - d > on fail »<> to appear Wnd ansucr, l<>r the conclusion heretofore set fortli by play it every Sunday at church. They for the benefit of the companies In torneys fees in thin suit, together with Kang.- No. 7'.., E.. and »illoffer m-U t,, • nt thereof th« plaintiff will apply to ^M^l’rompt and careful attention your correspondent—that the Eastern play ‘‘Aguinaldo*s March,” but have buying extra food and luxuries. The the plaintiff’« cost« and disbursements »how that tin- hind »ought i. mor.- vain the Court for tho relief prayed for in to all o dera ........ herein. for it. timber or »tone than (or ¡t/ Ilo- complaint herein, town: lor a democrats are going to knife Bryan no music for it. The next time I go soldiers can get small articles they | That the usual decree be made for the alile rieultural J.tirtai.e», and ........ l,.\ j'idu-im-nl against di-h-mlant, h.ivi-l J. for tliesakeofgettinghlmpernianent- to Manila I am going to try and get need most in thecantcen, where other sale of the lands and premises desetiln-d claim to.ail land la-lor.- the Itegi.t,., I • tree, for the sum of «*81.181, with In plaintiff’s mortgage, that is to nay. and Keceiverof tliia otlice at laikevi.-w Jy out of the way. The opinion here a few piano copies of it and will send wise they would have to send to the in ter. -t tln-reon from the first day of Jan the NW1-» of NE’a ami lots one, two arid Oregon, on Saturday, the lOlli .lav of uary. |Kli.. at tin- rule of eight per cent. commissaries, or if they bought them now is that lie is going to be the them home. three of Section fourteen. Township Novend»-r, i'.too. lie nume. h . wit- |»-r .iimnin m I for the num <•( «1'81181, I have not had a chance to go tol from the natives or the firms In Thirty-nine. South of Range Teri East, n.-HM-»: Siunu.-I W. Clary, of Horn a- worst beat man who lias ever run for Proprietor of Freight Wogen». Rtloriiey . lees m thin anil, together Manila they would have to pay just Willamette Meridian, Klamath Comity brook, California ; Jacob i«l< r, of Klam- with plamliii'n , .,«1» and dlnburm'mvnl» the presidency, witli the possible ex- Manilla since tlie time I was down in Oregon, and containing 137.-55 acres. California; bavi.l Bia, . ......... ol herein. Ih.itil,,. nnualylccrec la- made Marell but I think I can get a few twice as much as they would -in the I ( That the sale 1 h - made by the sheriff athon, ceptlou of pcxir Horace Greeley. Klinimthoii, California ; Melvin N.ivior, loi I he sal, of I In- lamin' ami premim-n Everylhlng done with commissary or canteen. As for sell of said Klamath County, Oregon. days’ pass after pay day, which comes ol Klamatlion, California. Auvandali ■ 1' « iibedin plaintiff's said mortgage, neatnurs mid disputi h That the prix eedn of said side may la- ing beer, the men will not, drink near YOUR EAR, rîR. BRYAN! |MT»<>ii. claiming a.lyerxely tin- al>ov<--<|e "■wit; the \l of » \V i <,| Sec. one, sometime this month. If I get tosee applied in the payment of said judgment, »cribe.l land« are requested to lit,. tt,,.|r ly so much in a canteen where they Y" ¿o'. *' "* '» "I ,H <1, miri Judge Norris I will give him your re interest, costs, attorneys fees and all ac claim» in thi» otli.-.- on or In-fore »aid [San Francisco Bulletin.] tin-NW ,,f Sc,-, twelve, Township , can get it any time they want it, as If cruing costs. gards. 10th dav of Noveniln-r. I»»! J "111' mm-, South of Range Nine, East, Mr. Bryan, you prate glibly of mili they had to go to natives. The can- That plaintiff have execution ngsinst E. M. UKAiTAlN, Itegiater, Willamette Meridian, in Klamath I was to another native wedding defendant George A Whitmore, for any tarism, and declare that the United i teens are not allowed to sell any balance that may remain due the plain minty, Oregon, containing ¡120 a-'ren J W. SIEMENS, Prop. States Is already enthralled in Its about a week ago. Oneof tlienatives whiskey. This canteen has been run- tiff after applying all the proceeds of TIMBERLAND, At T.ll N E 3 1*78 I lint the proio da of aaid sale may la- t'l ’ l'lied in the payment ol sani jiulg- we had working in the kitchen was clutches. Are yott aware that the NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. ning now for four months arid in that said sale as above provided. .... .. inten-1, ,»1», attorney’» fees Cleanliness and Good Work militarism of the middle ages, with married and every one of us were in time we have had less men tried for That the interests of defendant J W , "•">« < o»ta. That plaintiff Stout in the said mortgaged lands and UxtTttn S tate » I. «*.-,> Omi-E, exm-uiion again.t defendant, Itavnl which you compare your country, dis vited. We had a feast, (I don't know drunkenness than we had in one premisr-H be decree<l to be subsequent Guaranteed. LiikeView, Oregon, Hept. Ill, I'.nx). I .1 hnye . I ■ Tree, |.tl llhy build),.„ 11)|(| (nay re- Notice 1« hereby given Hint in < solved with the decay of tlie feudal what we were eating but it was pretty month before it started. Before the and subordinate to the lien of plamtifi iiuiin due the plaintiff after applying nil Also Agent for LONDON AND pltaii.a- with tin- provi-ionn of th.- act of System, and that of serfdom, which I giwid.) and then liad a dance. Our canteen started the men were drink herein. Ol ,l"1' tilsivu pry- That tlie defendants herein and each Congr.-HH of June 3, 1878, ,-ntitic-.I "An vi 'lJZ'"" LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. you feign to fear for your fellow coun fellows wern’t in the dance as none ing beno. Beno is a kind of native of them nml all ix-rsonH claiming under act for tlienah-of tinilmr latid» in tin- That th.- interest defendant«, Abrn- trymen, became practically extinct of us undeistixxl their dances. They liquor distilled from the drippings of them or either of them, siibserpient to «tales of California, Oregon, Nevada nani lurm-r, uh adminiatrator of the the execution ot plaintiff’s mid mort md Wunhington Territory," uh <. x ’ at tlie close of tlie fourteenthcentury? are something between an Indian sugar after It lias lieen boiled or from gage deceased, Eli 1/ . of , • rowson . ’ Smith, •'••'II, •Iff *11^* <1, 1,11'. on said lands and premises, either tended to all tin- Public Land Mat.-« bv ' *t»ite Are you not equally cognizant of | dance and a waltz. They liad ail fermented rice. It is clear white ns piirr-hmers, encumbrancer», or other act of Atigii»t 4, 18|»2, Alln-rt I'ank M K. Hnnth Walter r. Hmitli, Frank • ■ nulli, I. lull Htnitli, Haliina Umilili the fact that there is less militarism kinds of drinks, cigarsand cigarettes. and they claim It is worse than whis- wise may Is- liarred mid forecioned of all inn of Klamatlion, County ol si-kivou i «»■I Margin-ríu, Mmth, H,„| e-rh „( right, claim or erpiity of redemption, in State of California, han H uh dav filed in’ I I never drink, but the cigars in thlK ih tin- th«* Mnj«| I hik I m and In the United States than exists in " »‘•ni. in in Hai.l tnorttfiitfed moitgng.-d land» ' key. A man who is drunk on beno and to the said lands and iirelinsen und thin ofiiee liiw »worn »tateini-nt No 2.H l.reim« . I... tll Hll|, for the purcliii«., of the SE1, of Section even the smallest republic of the Old country are pretty good. Tiie na gets crazy ■ and is always looking for every part thereof. That plaintiff have sinh other No. 3Ó, m Tow nship No. 328., Rang.- No a id »ui«ir.hnato to tl,.- |i(.„ crentu.1 by tive we have in tlie canteen is going World? I’“"1 mortgage. That, tin-du claim heno Is I lie further relief in the premises as to trouble. They ' I-,., and will offer proof to »how dial >■ .... i.innlH to be married in a few weeks and h.-r. in im.| eadi of them and Do you not know that all our bat-i tlie land »ought in more valiial.l.- (nr iln cause of so many of the boys overbore court may seem just ami equitable. clsiining under tl.mn, or This summons in server! by publication finitx-r or atone than fur ngrieuttiiril ties, from the Kevolution of 1776 wants me to lie Ix-st man, but I came going crazy. It is a whole lot better Digests what you eat- thereof in the K lamath R khvih . icax , by purpo»«.», and toe»tabli»h bin i lairn to .... '"r ", 1 " "l "'ib-uqiienl to tini exo- over here to fight “ niggers ” and not down to the thraahing ¡of Spain, were for tlie tnen to drink beer than that order of Hon I. F Willits, County Judge ».lid land la-fore tin- Reginter and Re <„ 'i"|,l "i 1'“l!l,,ll * "aid mortgage on It arilficlally digest« the food and al« ' laud-and |>remi»ea, eillier aa pur- Nature in »trenftbsning and fought by patriotic men drawn from to love them. stuff and they will manage to get. it. of Klamath County Oregon. rna<lc, e.-iv.-r of tliix ollie,- at Lak.-vi.-w, < »r.-gon - la-n-rn, enciiniliiaiic.-r», or ofhorwite. struct I ng the esnaiMted dig««»-»»* We have seen a little fighting since some way. Lately the captain issued dat- d and filed in said suit at Klamath on Saturday, tlie 24th dayof N ov .- ui I ht ’ "«y the grain fields, factories, work shops >«' bsrre.1 and f-.r.-cloHcd of nil gan*. It l«th« latestdHeowreddig««' Falls, <Iregmi, on Ibe27tliduy of -ept<-m- 158)0. lie ríame» uh witn.-HH.--; Charlen we have I k - cii here, Imt not, to amount and foundries, and that to-day, while an order to put all lite natives In jail ber 19(8), which said order requires that Kappler, of Klaimitlion, California; C mfi i' '' i1"" "r, '''I'tily ol rcdenifition in ant and touio No otBsr " í1*1'» l,M,da and iif'intava ami can approach it in efficiency’, D our trained strength is less than 230,- to much. I have seen only one man who sell beno. Alxiut a week ago they HUmmonn in said suit Ire published once F. Johnaon, of Klamatlion, Californii- ..... week fora perirxl of six conscutive and F. H. Bi iggn. of tiranta Pan», Oregon -’ every )M«rC tlinreof. atautly relieves and permanently rnre« 000, small nations with less popula hurt at all. That was a corporal, hit caught otic native and stuck a sign on a succcHsive have mu-h other and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, weeks from the 27th day of W. T. Coburn, of Anldand, Oregon! f,,,1.1.'"1 ."IL' tion than many of our individual in the leg In a little tight we had in both sides of him, ‘-If you want. Ix-no September 1900. the 'late of the first Any and all la-rnonn claiming advernely V, r r' " premi».-« HH to tliin Flatulence, Sour Stomach, N«0**’’: "•ert may J,lH n|||| publication so prescribed. Sick Headache, Gastralgla,Cramp*»" 0 the alaive dencrilaal lan-ln are reou.-nte.l tlie mountains. Tliirty of um ran into : States have Infinitely larger standing go to Antonio B<-carnlo,”but that did I io« »mnuionn in «-rve.i liv t.llitlic«- all other results of impci f«ct d lg**t J oiiv S. Oun. to file their claim» In thia offi.-u on <.r armies? Mexico's war foot! ng is 200,- alxiut three hundred and were com not stop them s-lllng it. "-re-.f. in tin- K i . axatii Hei-iin.t- Attorney for Bluinti.T. la-fore »aid 2ltli day of oovemla-r, I'. khi Price JOc, and «1. Lars« «lie contains They arc building a jail here for Mnall «Isa. --- Book airat>ouidy»p«p«i*° VOO, Venezuela, 257,761, Switzerland pletely suirounded. After about half Sept 27 N\v 6 L. M, vSATlAls, Reginlvr, C unte L. F. WillilH,------------- ---------- ------------------------ ‘*ll*n_- mit.. hvl;ie l.i.iniuth Comity, tire , PrspsrsS ky K. C. OsWITT BC0-.Ct)K*>* KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. W. HUSE & SO \, ALEX MARTIN 4 CO. BANK COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY ACCOUNTS SOLICITED l-SXCl lANt'.E STABLES Klamath Falls-Merrill Stage Line, P ioneer B lacksmith S hop J. B. CAMPBELL, Prop j. n. nooRE, J. B. MOORE, HOTEL BARBER SHOP. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure