the
huge aggressions of <'»"l>1 ( |
have prill ticall.v I :■.!*• n f "" ¡'
of the Individual II. ' "• "
' (1
(
lVtid.ehin
Tribune.]
A Washington e iriespunilent lit I
Tlte capital of tlie state Is too re­ position <’l his labor at»d '
Sunday's Oregonian announces that
„ ducili tn...... I*”; t .;,,,
mote from nistcru Oregon, aud it
an agreement has lieen made with the ,
■ Ing uncertainty
.iuallv
costs too much money, and too nine.,
‘“'rorlsaud bls future, ami
Klamath Indians whereby they are to’
,
time, for the people of tills section to widened tlie lire.ohi" tl.at
cede their long-disputed lands to the,
'el.^nom.la-s, ¡md <‘"UI-"''' '
be able to affonl logo to Salein to at­
United States. Inspector MeLaugli-1
that, while Ilu.v i lteaP'-■ " ■'te
ton, who was sent to KI imath comity | tend to their business. As a conse­ ties of life, Increase
quence very few Eastern Oregon ;s’o- L-rplexityatid un» et film) *■» • •' '
to treat with the lndirns, concluded ,
ple visit tlie stats capital. I'tom tills great mulltiid.s iimyot-tuin tlu '» ' •
the agreement October24 last. Thtme
it follows that tlie Willamette Valley these are feiiturcsof our modelli MU'1»’
...............
say the treaty |
.............
p**ition to know >
dominates leglsFitli'ti, appointuiettl.s tion. full of dinger,
• •For 0m1. I have no hope that an)
I u-lll
lw. speedily
uneiiilifv r.iHtlei'
will be
ratified by congress.
to office, appropriation bills ¡mil, in uuvhanlsm of legislation, any »)stein
It will be readily appreciated that
short, lite government of the stale. ,4 .socialism and an) s. lu’ine of turar
thit settlement and consequent open-!
Tlie bosses and the lobby throng to Ian distribution or taxation will tn
ing to market of tJ2I.S24 acresof land,
to Saletu from I'ortl.uid and oilier tlie remotest degree remove t.nni.
Thechunhoftiid must g- up, mt l
of which 350.000 acres are rich in ex-,
. near-by towns, ami Eastern Oregon stay up umm a much higher pl im
cejlent timber, will prove of greatj
hxs no inlluence a’ tho state eapltol
than that.’*
weight tn tlie development of Kiam-
I wortti mentioning.
i atli county. The corr qiondent re- >
Native l ‘>r PuNIcalloii.
Just tlilnkoflt ftir a moment. Tlie
' ports the stipulations of the Uvaty aa
(two Federal Senators are from tlte
ISqiiOtiiii'iil ‘4 tlie Intel i"i
I follows:
Lami (Hlìce at I ik. vii1» . ’»" ' "■
Willamette \ alley and txitiiCongr *
“By tlie first article of the Me-1
-
iSwuit«*»* IV I““'
,
•
.,11
1 1 men are from Wt .tern Oregon. . for,
N'itiis' i" licii'l i given I'1 '• 1
Laughtonagreeni.nt. the Ind’atnseede.
. ................
, , ,,
Tlte Dalles, ’ from whteh llepre- Io» ing-iiaiiiisl settler I1.1» til'1! n-’H «’ •
to the United States all claim and in-1' wltlle
.........................
'senlative Mixxly hails. Is nominally Ili» intention to make linai pri*1! in "Up
port o( hi» claim, ami •! •>* •*1''
terest in all parts of tiieir reserva-1
* i in Eastern Oregon, it is really a su­ Sill be mu le Di11"' I <1. Il.unai.er.
tion lying between the boimdarirs de-1
nt H'H iiiiim . t’ ’ 1».
burb of T’ortlknA. and is etitirely , t’. S.
scribed in tlie treaty of Octohpr 14.
(Hi
January
ll^H,
vi< :
1864, assurveyetl in 1871, comprising I dominated Uy • I’ortl.uid interests.
Hugh L. Ch’pton
Yot Eastern Oregon is nearly half th
Il E No. 17 i? ( >r I’11' sM '» '’I'1.. N
a total area of 621,824 acres.
state in wealth and population, and >
.'EG ami NE‘*
He
'
“In consideration of the cession of
t:» 10 years w ill Fxcecd Western (»re 8 It 12 E. He name* the i.Jluwing wit
these lands, it is provided in section i
ne»»»» tn Jirove Id* emitiim1 re.i.lem-v
i gon in both.
ntion nml cultivation <'f -alii lami, yi>:
2 that the United States shall pay
And what has tlie eastern lt'tlf of 1 Jorgvn L. Sap|H‘t»»rn, •*( B’^mnra, <‘iu.
and expend for tlie Klamath Indians
the state gut to show for Its burden Ixitii» J. I'.aiunan.ot Honan««, «»ryg-n:
the sum of 8537,007, lieing at tile rate
of taxis? Well it sees Portland and 10 n 1» Bink.of 1* eai.z.i Originiti Ioni.
of 86.36 cents per acre. It is under-1 oilier Western Orc run comniunitie* 11 Iloaglanil. ol liman«». • »ivg>ii.
E. At. HUAI 1 AIA. It.-tfi-’.-r.
stood that $25,000 of thissuni shall be | arbitrarily cut d< w ii the valuatii 11 .4 I
paid in cash, pro rata, to each man. I their taxable property by a score of j
ST0CKH0LDFR5 MEETIMI
woman and child bek nglng to the ¡millions to .•s.-.qx taxation. Eastern
«"““■'i....................
'SiaShiK”so.’S"!;':L
y..t'i-e Is hi'r.*1'
' 'ii thit t'1
IRUHWUH IfiSItliS.
HOLIDAYS
LADIES’
FOR TWO
Wraps, ready-made skirts, ncck-
jtr, ribbons, laces, gloves, eontbs, hair ornaments, belts, in ;l
w
breSkts, shoes, slippers, rubbers, overshoes, leggings,
¡S3 goods, perfumes, toilet articles, etc.
MEN’S
Clothing, boots, shoes, slippers, rub-
.
.
...
...
.
rs, felts, overshoes, hats, caps, shirts, neckties, gloves, | J, „.....
i.lkorchiefs, razors, razor strops, shaving soap, pocket
k lives, etc.
CARPET,
Matting, trunks, knives
: rks, »poons, carving sets, cigars, tobacco, pipes.
and
TAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Citron, currants, raisins, lemon peel, chocolate, cocoa-
t, cocoa, clam chowder, clam juice, shrimps, oysters,
ekorol, salmon, canned soup, peas, string beans, corn,
latoos, pork and beans, preserved and dried fruits,
.stern hams and bacon, Merrill sausage, jellies, pickles
•I relishes.
| What
A iew thousand dollar., regul u annual tut 11 It I at the St ■
i
, ..t the Little KlAtnath W
f,»r exterminating
wild animals, Ditch i’o. will l>e lu ld at th1’ ........... '
; What else? Anj
Supreme Court the company in Klamath Fall». I'rv
!
>? Not exactly, but it do >
t •mn on Motulav, January 7. I 1 •'!. at
- deputy
............. Supreme Court clerk lit 11 ?ti o’clock a. m. for the ehi'tlon <3
' a
the Treasury of the United Stat •.■>, to
! salary of about two-bils a day. What Directors for the cnx.ln■: G ar. .i’nl
be to the credit of the Indians, and ¡more?
ni,,rvy An Inxme asylum? Well, :
the transaction of such < liter liu.-iii' v.
... t> stdo,? ’ Well. if you . xs may properly fotnc before the tr. '
shall draw interest at the rate of 5 j ..........
hardly. What
please
;
interest - can think or anything else,
percent per annum. i, which
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Ing.
the Tribune, and we willj Th11 Board of Directors i f <»:<!< i in
shall be paid to the Indians »initially, 1 telephone
1
per capita. In cash; and the remainder, i ’* Space will n< t permit menta..i of panv are requested to meet on Satur­
after the payment of the legal fees of : ! mmiy
rexsons
for ill
division,
such
■»»•••%•• other
I,.,« ■>.%.»
«
l\l<iH cl!.
111 day,' January 5, l»ol. at I o'clock p
m.
A lex .M aiitin J u ..
attorneys having duly approv I con- as natural boundary lines, tliff. rin/
Secretati.
'....................
-11...-<n Herr tit pursuits and the
tracts, shall be expended
for the bene- I climate.
Klamath Falls. Or., I'<c 17. I9o0.
diverse temperaments of the inhabit-1
tit of the Indians under the direction
ants of the easUrn and western sec-t PETITION I Ok 1.1QI ok t ICENSE.
of the Secretary of the Interior, un* [ tluns.
der the requisition of the Indians,
The people of Eastern Oregon are To the Hon. Cuontv Court <>( KLimath
through their agent, in the drainage ' "restless” under the unequal vokcl county. State of Oregon.
We yonr pt’litiohcn», rr*i»h*nt« an«!
. and irrigation of their lands and in they.tiear. and unless the pmple uf i
legal voltr» of Tnlo Lftlte l*tv» b et. in
.
Western
Oregon
permit
reform
of
tli
■
the purchase of stia’k cattle for issue|
said County ami State, tv>|<fitullv ie-
’ present obsolete con»titutlon. and that
I to the Indians, an 1 for such other right siNin, Oregon will lie dividjd <iue*t that a licenau l«e granted to W. !».
1 urnwn. a rewident <»i rai l precinct» to
’ purposes as may b< -t promote their . into states at no distant day.
! well spirttuvuii. malt and vimmw hquora in
! welfare. It is provided, however. :
le»9 quantitim than one gallon in the
I precinct oi Tule ¡MLe, waid County and
Winter clot ing at Duffy’«.
1 that the b&nefleiaries wh >se allotm>*iiLs
1 State for n perioil <»( aix inonthi*. ir>uu
will not be benefited by the irrigation
. January 11 th, 190L
WORSHIP OF MAMMON.
system constructed under this provis­
Adam Shoitgen, It (’ Ander^fwi, J T
King. T E Ualli»*. John Ratliff, (i II
ion shall not bear any of tho ox-'
[Oregonian. ]
| Ei«h, W R Davin, EJimind Elvv, Satnmd
N kw II avex ,. Conn., I>ec. 7. nis­ J Uiljum, Mont E lintchi*»n. I S Bran
pense of such irrigation construction,
and shall, as nearly as practicable, re­ hop Potter in un address last night 'dan. G W Brandon. Ii Wchh.G WJorv.
I J Ii Welch, B«*rt Pavit. E C tturlnrr,
at New Haven, said:
ceive an equivalent value of the stock
“I rliooM! this vubject bcratiM' of A E Au-tin, E II <»t In« r. C
< I’.n' u
ihm • 'ul << 'I,
well as their capitalistic employers, cattle or other articles contemplated; I ts pa rn
“Divorce, crime and corruption 1n al! J'*1’1
;tn Brimmer J.in I t’oie, J W
go to unreasonable extremes, and the that each beneficiary may receive his our cities have one root, the luat of Hammond»,
*........ “ Frank 1 Little, lohii"*in \\ Idi
interests of neither are conserved by or her appurtionate share of the bene­ i money. The one eager, dominant nrv.TF Fowler, G I Ft»h, <> 1 Conner
I’ Noble., M Armstrong, \ I ■. in .
Published every Thursday by
such arbitrariness. People are always fits of this provision, and in addi­ hunger wMch saluUa us from one end Ir4in A1,'b^, , m.V(ll
| ,
tion
to
the
interest
of
the
fund
de
­
to another of uyr broad land la the
c„|w,i|, M IMrtery, < It
glad t<o see labor squeeze big pay out
posited in (he Treasury, the Secretary passion, the hunger, t lie greed of gain. I tea rl-lev, I’. Hutslii* n. 1. Il I. 1 . . n,
of rich corporations, but in doing so
Challenge what method you wlll In S It Ikioth. G \\»..-.n. Frank lb Iri k,
E ditors axd P roprietors .
they want to see them keep within may expencT for the benefit of the In­ the complicated web tffour industrial, I C N II - Iri. k. \ F J’, inm r s -; a ,.| g
dians.
including
reason
tble
cash
pay
­
the bounds of reason, order and law.
political or social life and you will find f; -‘‘• b[’ L *’■'
I*'» Pt
irMCftirriox bat »:
f r ''* , ', J; , V,','"" ''1
'
K oo Labor and capital are helplessly de­ ments per capita, not to exceed 10 per tlie question ef gain behind it. Lis-
year (in advance).............................
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 1900. pendent on. each other and hence they cent per annum of the principal fund
m n...
V
k.
w ,,.(1 lH„ ,
w .,u,lt
should get together and settle their upon a majority of the male adult In- haunts.4 politicians, in the camps <4
soidlers, In thK halls of fashion, tin- W W j.-m G W g ;1 v 11:. i .1 .pi, ■ .,1
differences amicably, and thus con­ I dlans of the agency petitioning for final standard in the whole business
Notice i» hen l.v ¡¡iv< c. tlut t!.« ..r.
Eastern Utah is threatened with an
tract, rather t! an widen, the already the same.”
may becxpresM-d by a dollar mark. i: iinii petit.. » «bl l„. |.,. . i,n 1 , t|.
epidemic of smallpox, a number of
In
reference
to
the
timber
resources
Listen to the talk of children as tli y IK.ii. Cuuntv <'•■ irt.4 l. ia .i1), <
,
large breach between them.
eases having already appeared.
of the excluded strip, the correspon- measure and compare their elders, ’hegon,ou W> lncidsv, J.in-i»ry 9, 1. I.
w. R.
it ltl:<iV.
bi : ov
Hear a group of young girls, whose I
W.
Buy your silverware at “Van’s”the dent quotes Inspector McLaughlin:
The Burlington railway system has Jeweler, and have them engraved.
I
fresh
youth
one
would
think
ought,
“Inspector .McLaughlin reports a ! in tlie matter of their n;<>st tender and
” inter clothing at Dufty'«.
issued an order that its employes,
large area of heavily timbered country, >eT"d tiff'* ;ii 1:*. tote as fi e fri.in .r___ _____
Mens $10 Wool Suits at Duffy’s.
_______
while onxluty, must refrain from the
covered largely with yellow pine, su­ ¡sordid instinct as from tlie taint of a . TI.1HI « Ct4.11 Ki: PROOF I INAL
OPPORTUNITIES
IN
OREGON.
use of both intoxicants and tobacco.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gar pine, cedar and fir, which is capa­ ' Godless cynicism, and you will find
that they have their price and ¡ire not
ble
of
producing
an
excellent
quality
[Oregonian.]
• ft. mob of 1,500 infuriated citizens
to Ire had without it any more than a t' SITED STATES FAND OFiTCE I
Oregon is ready to welcome right of lumber. The merchantable timber Circassian slave in the market of Bag- I.AKHVILW, OliM.oS, D. i-.-llitwr I 1IM.Í
ab Rockport. Indiana, lynched two
Notice is hereby given H al Marnil i
negroes
Sunday
morning.
The royally immigrants who come hither in the excluded portion of the reser-
I Vierra bn* filt-d le'l: •• <4 intviili in to
“Go where yonmay, talk with whom mak- fin d
4 1 1 .re j.,- h i> . . ¡1
tjegroes had murdered and robbed a for the purpose of homebuilding. A vation along the Cascade Range etzvers
in K:.in>.,iii
mild climate, fruitful soil, vast tint- some 350.000 acres. This timber, you will with clergymen estimating t’minty t'leik at bi.
barber.
tlie promises of a field for spiritual Fall»,Dr., mi ratio l.iv th- 12
her and immense resources; a country while now of lit tle value, owing to labor, with women rating in claims of Jiinuxry,
>.n tun'■•••r < nit i-. ¡-, .. »
It is reported that Candidate Bry­ unexcelled for dairying, stockraising the inaccessibility, will become valua-
other women upon their mjc I u I n < o;rnl-; 1 w tion No. ltSH, for the N'.j <>( M.'4 .nil
an has concluded to start at his home and the smaller branches of agricul- ble in the near future by theconstrue- tion, with hw'a of great umversitlf H r
’ ’j of NE'.i of -ii'ii n No. It. m Town
»hip No. ¡IS H. Ifnniri- No. II1. E. W M
bwo, Lmorttr, Neb., the publication
,,rn(un. , lie
1BI name».a« «it.i. •; I’. J.
ture; wide wheat areas, a widening tion of railroads. The inspector re­ P'.r.byz d wttbtbefright lest H m In- ¡Oregon,
of a weekly paper, of which he will be
,.
market, looking towards at least three gardk A2 50 an acre a fair average discretions of some pialn-spoki n pro- . ..... itain <,f Klaumth I ail
ails, g
< iregon.
Ja-
fessor who tells liis age the truth in ,<»b Hueck <4 Dairv,
sole editor and proprietor. It is safe
„
, .hi’i.-r
points of the compass, and plenty of value for the lands In their native i an hour when it sorely needs to hear Bennett, "I Dairv, tio-gmi,
Oregon, Cli.irliH W
tcupredict that his paper will not sus­
land suited to the varying desires of state, exclusive of the lava and rocky it, .shall cut down the revenu s of the blienirui of Dairv, <9. _■ . .
tain the policy of the administration.
Is. A!. BRAITAIN, llvgi.ter.
the settlers—surely there is an invita-1 portions, which are valueless. There college it Is no matter; th" commer­
cial question is at the bottom of It
Overcoats at Duify's.
- In their zealous efforts, workers for tion in these to the thrifty, industrl- are also many acres of arable land, and decides psually all the others.
.qbaritable institutions occasionally ous man, which, when accepted, as- which already poK-. '.sses considerable
“We read the otherday of a woman
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
slam up against a revelation of fact sures him of a welcome that, for value. Taking into consideration the at the ii rseihow whose attire was a
neighborliness
and
hospitality,
cannot
29
years
that
the
Klamath
Indians
dress
made./if
the
skins
<4
unborn
i
’ -Which makes them reflect and wish
Notice is herel y given, that William
lambs. Wljtjt do you tlilpk <.f such a
they had investigated before proceed­ be excelled in any country and among have been deprived of these lands, to­ tiling? Is tt"t tills a relic of barbar­ Knotts, executor of tin- esisto o( Ar;l,.lr
gether
with
the
.value
of
tho
valleys,
(
l.angiill. ili'd a i.,|, has lil,-<| hi the t ono
ing, Werhaye In mind and Instance, auv people under the sun. A good meadows and heavily tfmbi red por-! ism? ' •
lyloiirt it l.laiiiiitli t'otinty, G.,.g.,|(
place
to
come
to,
Oregon
is
also
a
. wherein Cakes were being solicited
“The situation, grave and threat _ ­ his final ueeoiint of t|,u ndmimstlali..n
tlons, the Inspector most heartily in­
(
1. of »aid entstf, mid that »„i,| ,
' for achurch sociable. In their circuit, good place t/> stay away from. Much dorses tlie price fixed upon said land ening as it K to all that Is best. In a
nation's lifdi'tis the ri suit <>f causes set Tia-day, Jaumiry mli, I'jq, at tin-
the solicitors found one victim in the depends upon the man and the equip­ by tlie Boundary Commission in 189(1, | that are not) fAr to seek. They are to hour of teno'i lis-k In tin, |.,,,(
namely, 86.36 cents per acre.”
midst of a washing. She was asked ments in family, means and purpose
Klamath
I., 7'1:
Tlie Klamath Indians have waited lx- found in the spirit of the age, In
with
which
he
comes.
Barehanded,
I
I .ill*, On- ton. uh t! .. ii,,,.. :lI,,|
,,, | r
to contribute and cheerfully replied
thrlty years for tin1 recognition of the conditions of our National life and the hearing of ohi- ctimi» to rniil m .'om,|
that she would endeavor to do so, thriftlessness will not thrive in Ore-' their rights and il Is l i lh-veil a settle­ ' tn the standard of our personal values. and the tinal setllenient of hii I lu tate.
fiatisi this ■'»th .I iv of lie.
, pi ,,
though she had three or four more gon, forthe same reason that keeps! ment. will tx.1 no long1 r deferred. To We may shout till we are black In the
face ’.liat we are the gr.-atest and Die
„
WILLIAM KNOT I
washings to finish that week—a fact its possessors on the poor list every- insure the early ratification of the bravest arid the biggest, and th •
Executor of tho estate of Arthur I.an-
where. But for men who believe that
‘'nient, a bill for that purpiise .s
which was new and astounding to the
,,
...
,
submitted, and its early consideration strongest and the richest nation in geli, deeeaaed.
the
world
owes
them
a
living
only
as
ljrg
,„
|t
Ttl!
.
S(
.
f
W
lll
prove
< Tnisti ndi’tti,. tint there comes a
solicitors. Thus, though unostenta­
Winter underwear at Duffy’s,
tious proverty, like unostentatious they exact payment by levy of legiti- beneficial to the In lints and to Klam- strange awe In the heart xs we turn
back and read ofwlpt kind of sluff
wealth, is laudable, people are there­ mate industry and prudence upon op- alii county generally.
the first comers to theseslion smainly
Mackintoshes at Duffy’s,
by often deceived and apt to fall Into port unity, there is a plane and a wel-1______
were.
come
here,
and,
as
the
years
go
on,
a
errors that are afterwards ke< nly re­
“In England a n an of science dis­
Notice For Publication.
comfortable competence.
covers an antiseptic dressing f< r gun­
gretted.
D-parttmmt uf Dm interior,
shot. wounds, anot I e - discovers a star,
Oysters in any style at f isher’s
l.lllul Otliee lit l.akevii-w, Gr- 'on,
anot).
the mysteries <4 the deep s-1
The convention of Federation of
A
Deceliilsrr 18, li/!X>, ’
restaurant.
sounding, arid thescare lifted present­
Labor at Louisville places tills deciara-
Notice is lmreliy given tlmt i|H. i„|.
ly to be peers of the r alms. With us
Winter clothing at Duffy’s.
low Hip-nano ,1 n-ulvr I,a* li|, .| 1»,»^,.,. „(
tlon on record among others: “Tlie
the scholar, tji<! man of science, the In* mtuiitloii to niaki! final |,riM,( ¡h
,
right to quit work is an inviolable
inventor,
the
pioneer
In
commerce
or
When the stomach is tired out it
p-otoBiiae .iim „ml that rai.l
the arts, delve and discover and en­ will I*1 ma-le l»4ore
prerogative of every American work­ must bavo a rest, but we can’t live
||. |»n,,,,||
rich their age and wodistingulsh them
....... ( minty Clerk, nt KlnmaD t alk, g ,
man. ” Though omitted
liy the without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
a too often only
01
by disputing tiieir January 29, 1901, viz.:
convention, It Is equally fair to say “digests what you eat” so that you
U'-lileveineiif ■, I or by appropriating;
Harvi’y L. Teters,
can eat all the good food von want
that every American workman has an
2 without
th
without rewarding
rewanlittg them
for tho |uo- II. E. No. 2101, fur tlm - h <4- i i ■ <
while it is restoring the dlgestlc or­
...
.
>...!.
......I..
■''I'
1, ul Ni.:,.
a ducts of their genius.
'-. Inviolable prerogative to work and gans to health. It is the only prepar­
M
Jf
mat<*rlal
wealth
t>c
the
end
of
<»j
y'
1
4
21, I’p. 10, h
1» H
should be allowed to exercise it with­ ation that digests all kinds of f<xxl.
IH‘ I !i;r. If
I f acytiiiiiilatl-m
««x
nn ■ »11 ./
’III’
VI . 11 1 11-
- - r ••• 1 ..
• > ...........
■ IIUIIII’
T 1111 |t)|.
being.
tx-tlie
worth-
"'b- Mei., > Orv/uii.
out being Intimidated or asstialtcd by J. L. Padgett & Sons, Keno.
f< o ht
< • to j ' . n
ni aimof
nuil '/I liiiinan
II111II/AII ambition,
<>: 11 r / I I
»1 I, If
I | palaces
|/<11
i t
■ .
' » v
’ <*
’ In*
•• • ' i ’ ohtni
” ' » I 111 ' itnH
I < > || H
X
...
«...
n'Mltlpnr** III.I.I. noil ...u.
those who have thrown up a job and
or tlio buying of Logitilatures ini tlie |,.'11„i
"’»"¡.-"o
»'hivaii-m <4 ssid
Rubbers at Duffy’s.
final and highest distinction pcs.lble
n:'w i- m ’. i ''„im,g'
I'1
Or,!'
don’t want others to accept ft. Also
tom.,Hern mini, then we mJt need Vi.1
DeWitt’s Little Eatly Risers are
it Is as fair to say that every Ameri­
dainty little pills, bit they never
Irmk them in the face, if the conn- Leavitt, Klamath l ull*'.
can employer lias an “Inviolable pre-1
HVer< . ren o c ob­
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try in which you and I ( live and call
'h IMtA TIA IN. |¡ ,'¡Ml ,r
rotative” to curtail <»r eliminate iiis structions
•—*■— and
—1 Invigorate
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’rvoiw* whnf
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S civilized li:m
has nndf
undergone
what i.
h nnth-
noth­
help. The fact It», tabor unions, , s J. L. Padgett & Sons, Kono.
ing more than A glgitnllc n;voli:f Imi,
fticsinto Ilei at Duffy’s,
Vise President.
PresiJent.
Corre sp3 ¡idonee
Invited.
Coüfic’ions Alieniteli
to Promptly.
FALLS PLANING MILLS.
KLAMATH
J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor.
Plans mid Specification« rurnl*hcd on All Kinds i»t
Buildings and Contracting and Building
on t!u* Installment Plan.
\tonni! die infinite variety uf mainilai and Work (lir>il«li< I lo Ilo» tulli iv»,
SlOFv ,, l t i.t». W. kx I ('»iving. Stair Itati». Helurter» and ‘x.d l'o.t. Iliai bM»,
, id r irncl Work. N«»li. |8mr» nini Itili! I», < "fi ni And I* »-e |!l rk. .a»4nj
Set
.od l'uriod |!»lu»lri». Door and U imi,.« Itimi1». l'iilpll» an i l'i-w Pud», 'lui (tra,
r.ol.lcu' .!•’ ¡»are. l’aitit» alni Oli, Motti ling and < da»». I Ivi al tona alni I-«*k*r.«a
l ui'. ,1, Ground and Cut fila«*, " all IN(.'r, Fui oli tire, i le., • te.
|!,»l «urk aud luatvnal, and in llie lai. »1 and n>'*»l appio, »-.i alti«..
exchange :
stables
-------- AND OFFICE--------
Klamath Falls-Merrill
Stage Line,
XV. XV. HAZEN, Proprietor,
jurisdiction of the Klamath Agency.
within 150 days after the date of th ■
ratification of the agreement; .nid tiie
sum of $350,000 shall I. - tb ;. .¡:. d in
^ AND ALWAYS^
MARTIN J!l
E. R. REAMES.
MAUN.
EAST
KLAMATH
END,
FALLS,
OREGON.
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Horth'H Ixiitrilr I by tiny, wtfk «»r u,i.utb.
I-«1 v
* J • Huy and Grain bou/lii nini i l l.
I’itsMHigerH conveyotl t<» nil purls of Solitili rn Orrgou
ami Nortlc rn C.iliiornia at ill«’ very lowed raioH.
li
fhe Most Complete Stock of General
Merchandise in Klamath County.
REAMES & JENNINGS
The Brick Store, Klamath Ealls.
P ioneer B lacksmith Suoi’,
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Successor to A. 0. Carrick.
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Try om o unii
be eonvinceli.
EASTENI» MAIS STREET. KLAMATI1 1 AI.I.S.
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
W. HUSE & SON,
m £
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DRS. HARMS AND STRAW.
Physicians and Surgeons.
U Inter ■mfei we«! At Dull) ».
NOIlLtiOF SHERH Pi SALE.
Il* virtue ol an . »i-iiitp1« <tul> »»«uel
|.v the < h*»M "I ihr Citrini <‘«’urt vttU«
F)”. Far. <*.'111)1% i f Klrifualb,
luir I •'rv»> *,
il4h**l Ihr l"Ul «Lty * f «’N -t• Hilwf I****.
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I -r ml C-MH.tv rn. I MAh’ Ml.rrrit
p I). RCAMliS, M. I).
!O H'lr» I* If .)•!»■
l iRB.I ° »»V
Jit l¿tli» til n^WHlUt fl un ’ ♦ W »•' G 1*4
Physician and Surgeon,
lift.iiHiii V il « .»i hm itiiif'hiin i ’I th«»
»tun «»f >11 hnii«lfv4 i.n«l
• híM
tifi'., .- ro .ro. [ 7 Afol A, Link vili»1 Hotel I? i ( ni ' 4 i d II*f”, m-H« g *!'!'*•
<’!«<>
Alleali» annui red promptly day or hm*« in. n> ! »» -I Ml L.itr . « n
night.
Il’»
ibdtat«» »»ii th»’
<»rn< K
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4 (’«.*• iHug
5 . rial »ilr’Hh.n !•» i II nm «« vl
Nt»».- au4 Th.vat <»lB$r*r« fil'.r«!
\.IV» I1Ibl’F ItMM),
J. PL MOORE,
GENERAL FREIGHT ER.
ÍÍT .“’on pt and careful attention
to all o:<lnm .................... .
J. B. MOORE,
Proprietor of Freight Wagons.
Everything doue with
lii’Utflt*« Milt! (||F* I Ml II h
HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
J W. SIEMENS, Prap.
Cleanliness and Good Work
Vat11 1« II, Il tv giM» lb»l I »4Fr»
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tin- fr. nt -I «1 ,4 tin' i -U'l I"“* '¡J
K'nonlli Fall» Hi «Aul County. *• •
n't !■« k in ili- aftern<"»n • t • •• ’ •*’1 **’’
nt pul In !iucti"ii ••• th** l''i¡l| ' tiaOf
»...... II. Die tol'.HHii.u I 11 i'11'’ l’’'’
t V. Io W it : Lil» I »ml 2 14 I I1 * k It 1»
Khim iDi Fall». Kl»iniith < >. inly "«r*
n> I tlie ..mil I.»Hot tin-»..mil . *.t>iii»r-
ter. ••■item JH, anil ili» mirili ipil "•
m-rll, i-iiat quarti r. 11* tion » I"*io *k
' to."«, li. I E. W. Al,.«' i !• -imi'g I'"
muti- 01 fr* in Kimi nth ( "HUG 'H’l!'1»
taken ami levn-d ii|*m »■ th* I"
tin- »111 III-1 nm» W ll’oti > r ro tn»''« 1 "■ "
ol an 11.in le mci...irv Io’»0*1?
jmlgiiietit tn lavorol • hml'-* t
ngaiiiM »aid Tin mil" Wil-on
ieri--I ll iui ui. togotlier wHIi ail *■*
11ml ili-l'iii.i iiici.l» limi bava nr ni»f
crue.
,
H.T St «wra*. Fm-rl».
Ihiic'l nt Klamath luUs, 1 oii"u 1
ri-ini*'! 22iIi I'aa*.
. ...i* r-
Ox crenati at Duffy'».
UU'.Axt'llElt’S NOTH 1’.
Guaranteed.
Notice is lieretiy given Ib ■ • 1 f"** *
Mo Agent for LONDON AND illtldx in ti e nullity lfiH«mv l"r "
ditli pt I' Il ot I III" lollow llig
LANCASHIRE HRE /NS. CO.
raM», piot< »tell on and piior 1»
'1 inv p«"-. ,ns iutve li.'td the cxpcrl«
' ir1'of Mi. I'l ti r Sherman, of North
Hlrslfurrl, n
if,. ., t >< ■ ggj••Ft»|
■ 'I- I -ufferi'ii torture from chronic
'mil,1 st mu,
blit Kodsl l»)sp< (»slii
■" a Well imin <4 m1',11 II
digests what you rat and Is a <•< rtiiln
1 nt ■ fur (lup,.|,Kj;l iU|,| ,.vcry form <»f
t'liii.i1 Ii trouble. It. gives relief at
once i t i n in ff),, worst cases, and can't
help llllt (|<| you g(xx|. J. L. I’adgetl
A Nous, Hunts
I vlt boots At llutfy a .
Don t ii. ¡my of f|l(, coiiiitrgfeltH
I»1 Witt'S Wileli
Hazel Nilv-.
u-i of thi'tn are worthies»! or lialile
'o'His.'Injury. Tlmorlginal Do Witt's
oil'll Hazel Salve (g a eert.iln cure
"or pih a, ecz.ijiia, i itts, scalds, I hidih ,
■‘’"r< :! mill skin •llseaae». J. L. I’tul-
pH 1 &
UN, Iv'HO,
; K
19'1
At So
Sons,
Keno.
Mackintosheg at Duffy*«.
II' Ip Is needl'd ¡it once wlmn a per­
Koo s IIP1 jN Ilt (|al|g(.r<
ticglei'led
‘ <>ll‘dl or cold may MMitl l,ecotue sel l-
99S anil Khmild lie »¡topped al once.
no Minute (’(»ugh Gure quickly cures
"H|gliH imd colds and tlie woi. J, citses
9 croup, brom iHi Is, gripjM* and otli r
'»rout ami king troubles, J. L. i’ud-
gett A Sons, Keno.
V> inter tijtlilug at Ouffy'A,
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•1897
dntc:
49' I 4.'WM 4.(12
5245
41-92 SIM 518(1
52 15
:./H 5249 52.-8
5241.
I>iilnliit Klainiitli Full*.
*
l.’ili. liny o( November, IU*1.
ii. II. VixVAiKt'"'*"
County 1 n»««*,i’
Blanket lnie-l.lolliiiig at l*i«y •-
TREAMUIlKIW
Notici1 i- bendi/ givi
filini, in Die < 'olmi y
11 ili-lilpl ioti <4 Ibi' ld
Warrant* proleiitiiil <»iV
H>, IH»#:
I iiteri-*t w ili ivin-i' MI
Ilo* dati1.
5013 5052 6202 AMO M
0232 513'. 5055 ., >>i stm
62 IO 524 I 5212 52or> f'-i'l
5oo:i bo:tl fam r>iK
50/» | 5008 5012 ..u, . Mff
5201 5 UH 51 »2 MlI» 51
5218 5101 4995 1998
5159 5214 5215 522(1
1 inti'd ut K lanini li
of Ih’ceinlicr, 1900.
.neuner.
II. II.
Ifuliliur lioota st U iffyy
Heavy underwear
"** $ ¿tn
If fit
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