Klamath republican., November 01, 1900, Image 5

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
SUPPLEMENT.
VOL f*
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER J, D<«Ki.
NO. 28.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
administration and the rapid Im- trary to the wishes of the majority.
DRS. HARGUS ARD STRAW.
provemenl In the cattle, wool and To tie In a measure consistent. Bryan
other market« and al) lines of indtM- should urge an application of "core- Physicians and Surgeons.
1' ibl!ah« d « vryy Tbur**1fty by
try and business with the advent of sent of the governed,” to all the
A OFFICE: Cbitw«od A Co.*» Drug More.
republlcanis.n. He showed the growth states of this country.
W. HUSK: & SON, jofthr
Bperia! attention to dlM:a*e« of the Eye, Ear,
volume
of
money
In
circulation.
Mr.
Tongue
gave
a
detai
leiiexplaaa-
5o«e and'rhroat. GI mm *» fitted.
Ennos« «so l’icoruirroM».
He said that 2,100,000 people have tlon of the part Bryan took In ra
money in saving banks alone now. Ing the Paris treaty, by which p>-sacs- p D. REALES, M. D.
• t h» RirTHiN R at »»
'»»»• year (in a4tanr>
»-• <■> I who had no money on deposit during sions of the Islands and the respotwd-
I MOO.
rut RsDAY. .N ovember i .
Physician and Surgeon,
Cleveland's reign. He quoted Bryan bllity of governing them were convey­
assaying that the republican party ed to us. To be ratified, the treaty
Office room«: 7 and 8, Linkville Hotel
places the dollar aliovo the man. but had to secured two-thirds of the vote ! All valla answered promptly day or
as a matter of fact, there never i of the senate, ltemoerats saw that night.
was a time when the dollar was kai the silver Issue was dead and that
NATIONAL TICKET.
low and the man so high as now. Al they must have a new Issue, which
lutlon was made to Bryan's free silver they expected, in some manner, to
><>r Prcsi<l« iit
promises and predictions four years gather from the disposition of the
GENERAL FREIGHTER.
.igo. Contrary to the facts. Bryan treaty. Gorman was the foremost
WILLI \M M< KINLEY.
said prices would go down under the leader in opposing the ratification. 1
b >r Vlc< .pri-sldent
am) careful attention
gold standard.
and had he succeeded. an issue would
THEODORE RooSEVELT.
‘n all order»............................
Cleveland once said we were con- have grown out of the question oil
'fronted t>v conditions, not theories. what should be done with the treaty. 1
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
I rhe past eight years have presented Then Gorman would very likely have
eondlt Ions very forcefully. Four years Is-en the democratic nominee for pres­
Congressman Thos. H. Tongue ago working men were hunting em­ ident ami usurped the place of Bryan. Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
ployers. and now employers are hunt- I This drift of affairs appeared to Bryan.
Sneaks to a Large and Appre­ | Ing
men. Compart'd to the hardships I and so lx- hurried to Washington and
Everything done with
ciative Audience.
under Cleveland, attention was di­ I urged his democratic associates to
....... ne«tnv«n and di»|«ateh...
rected to the Improvements made ratify the treaty. Accordingly they
Tin- .m ill ,.< <• that gathered to hear pMilble In the last few years.
did this, though there would have
the speech of Hon. Th«». II. Tongue,
Four years ago deumcracy pleaded 1 been insufficient votes to ratify bad i
congressman from th.« district. Mon­
ullty to neglect and endeavored to there n< t I k -« n, t 'O days previous to]
day evening, tilled Houston's opera' gi
J W. SIEMENS. Pray
attribute the blame to Cleveland. the voting, an attack ou A meriean
hoiiM*. and gave <*l<w and undivided ,
1
soldiers
in
the
Philippines.
which
un
­
though, ill reality, (.levehtnd's assoel-
attention to the utterances of the dis­
ates. now Bryan's allies, were the warranted slaughter of our men Cleanliness and Good Work
tinguished gentleman on the prevail­
■ prompted a speedy alliance of the
Guaranteed.
ones at fault.
ing |s>1ltlcal issues. H<'was freipient-
1 necessary two t hi ids. Thus Bryan
Bryan
ordered
the
free
silver
plank
j
lv Interrupted by applause. showing
Also Agent for LONDON AND
urged a ratification of the treaty and !
thelntcrest andnpprovalofhlshrarers. into tin- Kansas City platform, which 1 now opposes It. To excuse himself, ■
LANCASHIRE
FIRE INS. CO.
Though his voice Is not strong, bi« I was di.ne at the instance of ids threat i Bryan explains that I k * Wyuldn't have
enunciation was clear and distinct, to go there and turn his v<«-.il organs registered opposition bad^the Bacon
and his ..all woven chain«*! argument l«»>sc on the convention. But now he resolution been adopted. , Blit tnls
was force ■fully pr«s' iite<l ami fcppeahsl r, fus- s to discuss silver, the para­ very resolution met the opposition of
and decline* to
strongly to the logic and reasoning of mount issue in
his closest political associates and was
Ills audience. The address was pie . !«■ interviewed on the question «• to defeated because itdqklt w ¡th tbeques-
ifiled and followed by Inspiring songs, whether he would, if elected favor' tlon ambiguously and conveyed no
appropriate to the ««xasion, and the |Mylng national obligations in silver. definite idea aa to when or h«>w the
speaker whs Introduced by II. F. Mur-
‘
"“''id say i In his New York' islands should be finally disposed of.
duch, wIm as chairman of the comity spcts’hes ahuut silver was his com-1 Though Bryan is encouraging the in­
Digests what you eat.
I plaint that the republicans were try­
It artificially digest« the food and aid*
centr'd committee, presided.
surgents. he is unable to say what lie Nature
strengthening and recon»
Mr. Tongue liegan by calling at­ ing t<> thrust the money question into will do with the possession« in the strutting in the
exhausted digestive or­
the
campaign.
tention t<> the past eight y ears, during
event of his election, asiile from an­ gan* It t»the latest discovered digeet-
which we lune had Iwrth detlKMT.it ie i Bryan sneers at thefiill dinner ¡Kill. nouncing that he will try to establish ant and tonla No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency: It in­
an<l republican legislation, lie com­ But those who suffered from four a stable government. And a stable stantly relieve*and permanently cure*
pared tli«' four years undi r Cleveland years of democrat ie experiment« can­ i government is exactly what the ad­ Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
with the four years just closing under: not appreciate his ridicule. Better ministration is now trying to estab­ Sick
Headache, Oastralgia,Cramps and
McKinley, and asked his hearers to and more good food and clothing. lish and would have established ere all other results of imperfect digestion.
PrtctMc udS. LareaslMcoataiaslMUm«
judge tietween them, . Thuae assocl.it- Utter houses, more health, comfort this had it not lieen for the sympa- imsues*
Book sli about dy»PSP»i»DaUsdtTM
cd with Cleveland's
(....... ...... administration and culture are arguments that can- phv and aid accorded the insurgents Pr»p«r«« *y E. C DaWITT «CO, CbUf*.
are now tlx* champions of Bryan, ami not las successfully controverted by by Bryan and his allies.
Cleveland, personally, has the credit sneers. The laborer and farmer have
Mr. Tongue cloned by referring to Blanket-linel clothing at Duffy’s.
of having stood bet ween his Brvanized been prosperous, and when they are the trusts, for the cure of which Bry­
Torturing skin erupt ions, burns and
associates and the people in prevent­ prosiM-rous e'ery line of business is an claims to p osm ss the only effective sores
are soothed at once and prompt­
ing even more disastrous legislation prosperous.
specific. The only legislation ever ly healed by applying DeWitt's Witch
The paramount issue now seems to j enacted to suppress trusts came from Hazel Salve, the best known cure for
than that which was experienced.
The country nets! not judge by prom­ I k * whether we shall be loyal to our republican hands. During Cleveland's piles. Beware of worthless counter­
ises but by the recent practices of the J country or to Aguinaldo. Bryan dosn’t term, when every branch of the gov­ feits. J. L. Padgett A Sons. Reno.
two parties. The republican party •ceiii to consider what he will do for ernment was democratic, no effort was Rubber boots at Duffy’s.
lias redeemed every pledge and courts us, but what he will do for the Fili­ made to curtail th«; power of trusts or
Dr. W. H. Lewis, Lawrenceville,
the closest scrutiny of its acts. It pinos. The opposition complains restrict their growth. The speaker Va., writes. “1 am using Kodol Dys­
has fulfilled It« promise to repeal the that we are forcing a government on called attention to Croker, Jones, pepsia Cure in my practice among se­
Wilson law and malii'ain the mone­ and tlx ownership of the Filipinos. Clark and other heads of iron-c'ad vere cast's if indigestion and find it
an admirable remedy.” Many hun­
tary standard. It promised to enter But it Is a question of sovereignty, trusts, who were giving their money dreds of physicians depend upon the
on the construction of the Niearagua- not of ownership of men. Thespeak- and energy to the support of Bryan.
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in stom­
ian canal, and though there have Is'en , er showed how all our territory had
Mr. Tongue talked fully two hours, ach troubles. It digests what you
and are many obstacles In the wav. ii | Is-en acquired either by force or pur- during which time he covered the eat, and allows you to eat all the good
• ood you need, providing you do not
blll looking to that end has already chase, and w It bout consulting individ­ present field of political controversy overload vourstomach. Givesinstant
passed the house and at the next ses­ ual inhabitants. He showed that out quite thoroughly and In a very logi­ relief and" a permanent cure. J. L.
sion will pass the senate and become of every too Filipinos, 3111* welcomed cal and interesting manner. At the Padgett <& Sons. Reno.
a law by the signal lire of the president. American sovereignty over theislands. close, cheers were given tor the repub­
PUMPS AND WINDMILLS.
No undertaking means more for the While Bryan is lamenting with the lican standard Insurers and subsequent­
A tine line of Pumps and Wind
comparatively few rebellious Filipinos ly for the Spiker of the evening.
development of the Pacific coast.
Mills just received by C. H. Witbrow
The speaker dwelt at considerable alsmt the "consent of the governed. »»
tile “Aermotor Man.”
Mens 810 Wool Stilfsat Duffy's.
length on the calamities and hard- down In the southern states demo­
Hacklntoshes at Duffy’s.
W inter «.lathing at Duffy*«.
ships endured under the Cleveland eratie leaders force government con-
J. M. MOORE,
J. B. MOORE,
HOTEL BARBER SHOP,
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
1
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