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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1902)
KLAMATH republican . omy, gin* on twlrtrens on Ms'lalism at Ashlatid Friday night. Hon. R. A. Emmltt of Keim was vfril-l<elUï. MARCH fi. HIM. In town over K iiiu I hv . Garret Fish of Tide Lake was a LOCAL news laiiKipat«- in nn, proceeding*. Full* visitor Tuoaday. I lm*. ii ticket nmy be named In Andrew Ryan was In from I i I h Cnunty ciiurt I« lh session this anordan««! M|||, (|„, |H,pl(|lir wj||. la*t river ratu h Tm-sday. Ilio iiiass «'onvrniIon is eminently <’. T. Silvers of Crystal was <l< election tlie right way to prefiere for u town buxlm-ss at the Falls Saturday. Hrniem'wr H‘® h,xt Mon<i*y. electtnii, Ttie majority dictate* Frank E. Ankeny and wife Of Altamont were In town Monday- lUpubllcaiM should not full to tlie ticket. attend tbalr prlmarlua on the létli Miss Vesta Cor«l«-y of Keno Is re Vrek* Journal: At Alturas, Mo ported stilferlng from pm-iimonia. lust. doc county, there exists U flourishing J. M. and J. B. M«»»re arrived Sat The Examiner report* that small- CO-(>|MTUtlV* COIIIpimy. In IHVA ten p.,1 Inm been entirely wiped out at memlM-rx started n store witli a capi- urday from Ager witli big I,«ids of freight. tai Lakeilcw. — of — . $7uo. ...... 'Die »tock was valued Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Role N^w has lately fallen to a depth at $10 p<-r aliar«-. |n (wo ycani the ert of l*o« Valley, Fcliruary 20, ii gixsl» liivolei-d iM-twi-i-n wvrn and daughter. uf four f<*l “’""K lhe r”*d U"' mountain* between here and Ashland. 'eight thousand dollars, and the T. II. M«K«re, the grocer, arrived The Mag«1 drivers deserve sympathy shares w< r«- worth more than $100 home ycMterdny from his trip to Mid They are 1 etch. 1 here nr«- now more than I WO ford. at Hil» Hine 1,1 M,U<I- I ..... ' peo- In 1MU7 tlie I/ hi I s Gerlier, on«* of Klamath's having • iwN l“*k- bul are iik - c I Ing hundrc«| no inlM-rx. tiletto li-iullng »tiM-km«'ii, came In from pl<- cr<-< t«'«| a fifty-barrel floor r mill. *r It bravely. Iairella Monday. Tlie ladl»'» and friend* of tlie M. I lie st'a'k of till» company lias iM-en SEWING S. L. McNaughton, proprietor of iiKoitly taken up liy tin* Modoc Co. jC. church have organis'd a “Ladle«' the Ager-Lakeview stage line, urrlv- MACHINES A1,l s.. idly," with Mt». A. <!. Ib-uls iq»-,atii<- Asaas-latlon. <•<1 In-re M<>n«lay. Medford Mall: T. II. Moore, t lie <«■ president. T. It. Watkins, a Hmlicr cruiser, of are the best that Lakeview rejoice* over the prospect 1 genili'tnan who formerly conducted a Alliany, Or., d<-part«-d t»f Asiilaml mechanical of » Melbodl«l prnacber who will gnrery »torn in West Medford, now yesterday morning. «•ngiig«-<j in Hi,, mercantile I ius I ik - nh shill can pro Rev. N. J. Harliit sold one of tils • auon arrive there to hcata from driving horw-s and Isiuglit another In Klnniitli Falls, lx In M«-dfoid tills duce, and at an •5 IM*pR*> Minn. WMk '« i -. ii I iisio .-\h. ||<- r'|M>rls a of Mr. 1.« wis of Lorella. honest price, * Th«« Pacific Coast A«*rlali hi of ('apt. O. Applegate and Geo. I go.! trad«-In lilx new location and fully warranted Traffic Agent* had « largely attended tli.it lie like« tin- country very much. W. Lumley caiin- down from Kian.-j for ten years. and enjoyable meeting In Aalilatid « hi Part of tils businciM here Is I lie dis- at Ii Agency last Friday. the 22nd ult. For sale by |s«al of lit» residence property In i M. F. Orrof Langell Valley was a We *r* Informed that J. F. tiocller West Medford. He iia« not as yet Klamath Falls visitor Tuesday, gll,l Geo. It urn have txiuglll tile ' l"**'d I'llV «lerl for It hill It Is |M«h»i- turning home y' rklcrday. Geo. 'I'. Baldwin lias purchas'd hardware »lock of It. 8. («tlgxliy, tin- ble he win before he return*. It is ('. It. Withrow his st'M-k of pipes, deal having been clo*r«l Turaday. a fine piece of properly *nd the man pumps and aermoter g«x«ds. It 1» reported that IVlcr Bush wlio txiys It makes no mistake. 11. L. Clopton. one of tlie leading recently kllhd a huge, ugly panther, 'I'll«' entertainments given by tlie merchants of Bonanza, was doing measuring nine feet In length, « hi Quaker Ixators' company attract busiiK’hs at tlie Falls Monday. Kvana creek In Jackson county. W. It. Musselman, who Is teaching crowded houM » and prove very enjoy- By art of tlie last legislature, the able. A « losing feature of Saturday a school In Poe Valley, was a Klam annual «clmul elect Ion has been night's program was a w<M«d-sawlng ath Full» visitor last Saturday and change«! from the first Monday In «out«»!, partlclputix) In tiv Mrs. Allee was a ple.iMtinl caller at tills offl«-e. A. ('. Griffith and family came March to the third Monday In Jun«- lit« Im and Mlwa Anna Heldrlck, down from their ranch at tlie Poplars tarn! week County Clerk Drlm-oll Lucy s. .-«is, s, in,, calahan, Amy Ix'tiz on Upper Klamath lake last Satur A. O. \J. W. BUILDING, Issued marriage llccnaca to Mr. Char- ami Maggie Cal.ilian. 'Die contest day, returning Sunday. They mad«' Ira Flack us ami MI m Lillie ('lark, ami excllid higli inerrlincnt. Mr», lilehn the trip on their sU-amer Alma. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. Mr. L. A. Michael and Mix* Da won. The company prop«ate* to liave DEATH OF MRS. HVLENA A. ■ 1 "» 1 Kuhn. i another w,««l sawing exhibition a* NICKERSON. ALTURAS TRIAL ENDS IN ACQUIT the notice of the treasurer of Lake The roads have Iwcn nearly linpa«*- a |urt <>f tin* entertainment next TAL OF DEFENDANT. Hvletia A. Nickerson, w blow of I county (filing in protested warrants able the |u»»t week and all stages Saturd.'iv night for tlie twnefit of the for payment. Mr. McClallen at tiiat was Rev. Linus M. N Ickcrson, who have neceanartly t»erii Ute. We hope unMieccsaful young ladies wlio took Tlie notorious trial of James w. time and for many years thereafter formerly U. 8. 1 tullan Agent at thia disagreeable condition of mud part last Saturday night. Klamath Agency, died at Fort Bid- Brown, charged with being one of was treasurer of Lake county, which yt will not last long, and II probably D. W. Anderson, who wax In well, California, on tlie 27th ult. In the Laxikout lynchers, ended at Al- in those days included the present won’t. Saturday, told u* that Hie annual ' tlie 97tll year of tier age. Mrs. Nick- tliras hist week, tlie defendant being county of Klamath in Its bound- ‘ Th* Ladle* ’ Aid S«rlely of the pllgrlmag«' of mullet* up Ixwt river i-rson, wlio was a teacher of tlie acquitted. Taking evidence in the > ar|es and Its settiers were few com- M. K. church will give an entertain- ha«l «'onirnetx eil and tlist lie liad al I Indian nc I iix >I at Ft. Bidwell, bad to cas« commenced December It, and it I parativelv and far between, N" T inent. amt nerve refreshment*, nt tlir ready liix.ked out many tons. He ‘ give up her duties on account of ill- has tieen (Hie of the most sensational' newspaper was published in that cliurrh, on March 12, at 7:30 p. in. a*)» two wagons arrived from Altura* ! ness nearly a year ago, sine«* which and undignified legal proceedings ever territory at that time and legal not- < Children'« price to everybody, 15 last week f«,r tlxli and I k - loadi-d them time she was confined to tier room known. It is estimated that tlie Ices were published in tlie Tidings, In a short time. He state* tiiat the almost constantly until tlie end came. total coRt of the trial will amount to in tlie neighboring county of Jackson, cent*. We are Informed tHat there is now tixti ar«- not <u> numerous a* they used Mrs. NIckerMHi leaves to mourn her $18.040, which, it may be added, at a still The case was given to the Jury at earlier period in the history of the' rxilv one case of small pot in Klam to Iw. lie rrineuilwr» one day a few loss, tier sons Geo. S. Nickerson of ath county, being In • family at year* ago tiist lie caught three wag- Klamath Falls, Will W. Nickerson It o’cl.s-k Wednesday night and a state, embracing both Klamath Fine Grove. A strict quarantine la < hi -I< m «I» of mulleta and hauled them financial clerk of Klamath Agency, verdict wa$ returned at 2:40 the next Lake counties in its boundaries. maintained and lhe |>«tlrnt Is con- two miles, making tlirec trl|>a amt Rev. Roscis- S. Nickerson of Idaho morning. Two liallots were taken. LOST. «lolng all tlie loading und unloading and her daughter, M iss (• race Nicker The first tutllot resulted in ten for valeachig. Mrs. Blanche Griffith, who, with The sheriff's office 1» crow<f<-«l H It II lilmself In tlir«*c hour» and ten mtn- son now of Ft. Bidwell, In addition u-<|ulttal, one for conviction and one blank. The second ballot was unani others, went to Lakeview early in , utr*. I to many friend» wlio greatly appre busIlleM these days, du»- to tlie ruoli mous for acquittal. January to make proof on a timber of people who are paling lave* and Dr. W. A. Wise, a leading dentist ciated Mrs. Nickerson’s kindly and The lynching from which this case claim, l«x»t a p«a-ket-book, containing generous cliaracter. I.IW tbits taking advantage of the at pi,rtl.in«l. lias I htii expcll«<d from developed Occurred shortly after 1 about t50, while en route home. which makes it profitabl<* for tIn-in Hie Oreg .n State lieutal Society, CARD OI THANKS. j o’clock on the morning of May 31 There were $35 in greenbacks, $10 hccauxc he refum-d to abide by the to do so before March 15. last, when four men and a boy were in gold and some silver. Finder will It Is our earnest desire to thank ail hanged from the two bridges which please leave tlie pocketbook and con-, laikeview Examiner: There Is * «-diet* of the organisation In regard pro|»*ltlon on f<s«t to biillil a wagon to advert king. It «••»•tn* to Is’ con our neigliliors and friends who so span Pit river at Lookout In Modoc tents at tills office or at the Griffith , toad from Paisley (u ('aerlMH-r's st i- trary to the lofty professional ethic* kindly assisted us in every way dur i county. Tlie men lynched were Cal ranch at tlie Poplars on Upper Klam tl'Hi nt Illy. It la imdcratoiid to be < f the x • Icty to use printer's Ink. ing the sickness and death of our vin Hall, aged 74 years; his half- ath lake. A liberal reward will be Such Is the » isti of breed sons, Jim and Frank Hall: paid. * private enterprls«’ to I m - assist c <! Free silver! islng, however, protiably darling baby. docs not tarnish the dignity of the the grief-stricken and iH-reaved Dan Yantis, a white man. and Mar financially by Klamath county. FOR SALK. profession nor do violence to its parents. II. E. S mith and W iik . A c«insl<l«-rable stir of excitement tin Wilson, a 13-year-old Indian bov. socrcd rule*. But Dr. Wise Is paddl ■■ Slxty-flve head of mixed cattle. w*« caused at a masquerade lull at Tlie victims of the mob were held as ing bl« own can«« and by Judicious --O, sweet is the death of the lilies! Altura* rrrently by a number of t lie prisoners at Myers' Hotel, in Look F or R ent : A good hay and stock <>, Kwcct when the day Is done, advertising ha* doubled Ills Imslncss. («art lclp.int* liiqiersonat Ing Judge To clone on< ’• Ilf«- like a blossom out. pending their preliminary hear farm, three mile* south of Klamath In liecembcr his iccelpt* amounted And pas* away witli the sun. Falls, Ore. L. M. R hodes . Harrington and other leader* III the ing for petty larceny. to $1,000, and In January, during In strengt h and sweetnessanil beauty. In regard Io the great expense Ixokoul lynching cane now on trial COMB TO SUPPER. will« h lie advertised, they exceeded And leave in earth's tainted air there. suffered by Modoc county from the A memory sweet and lasting $2,(MM. The ladles and friends uf the Tosliow that you once lived there." proceeding* growing out uf tlie lynch Cha*. F. Drew, » hi of N. S. Drew ('pin yesterday noon alamt 25,-j ing. tlie San Francisco Call contains Presbyterian church, will give a sup of Dairy, has been visiting the Falla ooo rabbit «ralp* had been received the following paragraph, among per at Jabe Houston’s hall Friday CALL FOR MASS CONVENTION. others: till* week. He I* a candidate for the at the clerk's office since January 3. evening March 7th, commencing at rep«it>lican nomination for county It is the sense of tlie undersigned when the flve-cent Imunty was order When it Is taken into considera 5 o’clock p. m. Supper 25cts each. asseaaoi. Hr Is a bright, affable ed. and it Is estimated that tin* num- that the lime lias come when the Im- tion that there are nineteen men All are cordially invited. young man and make* a very favor- ' ta r will tH-swelled to 30,000 liy to portanco of our municipal elections imprisoned li re accused of being Practically Starving. able Inipressloii. night. Also during such time, helng demands that tlie citizens gem-rally accomplices In tlie lynching, and Dr. W. II. II. Huff, the Quaker two month*. 700 coyote and wild cat should give attention to nominations each of these men charged with live “After using a few bottles of d's-tor, has been marie the defendant M-alj* have been received. Thus the for municipal office Io the end that murders, tlie anxiety of some of tlie Kodol Dyspepsia Cure my wife re In a legal action charging him with total amount to I m * fnild out In boun tlie popular Judgment may be felt In business men how to offset tlie crim- ceived perfect and permanent relief practicing medicine without a lic ty would I m * in tlie nelghlMirlKaal of tin- results of tlie election. Without Imai drain on tlie resources of the from a severe and chronic case of stom ense, Satnual Walker being the com $2,1MMl. Tin* bounty on coyotes Is a intended criticism of past and pres county to bear the expens-s of tlie ach trouble,’’says J. R. Holly, real plainant. Th«- trial Is act for tomor state law and If what wc learn Is. ent officials. It Is our opinion that trial, Is well founded. It lias been estate, insurance and loan agent, of correct Its repeal by Hie next tcgls-1 Klamath Fulls has grown sufficiently stated that the Supervisors have no Malcomb, III. “Before using Kodol row in Justice Hatton * court. Mix* Maude Baldwin who lias been Inture w«'iil<l I m * a tM*ncflt to tills to make it woith our while to attend authority to issue script upon the Dyspepsia Cure she could not eat an 1 ' a meeting having in view tlie discus funds rrf sulisequent years, and It lias ordinary meal without intense suffer-1 perfecting hcruelf In photography In county. Coyotes kill rabbits and are sion« ami si-lection of nominees for liven said tiiat tlie county will repu- ing. only dangerous to «heep, of which She Is now entirely cured. | lhe gallery of Mr. Camp at Ashland, office for tlie elect ion tobe had next dlatc the script when tlie time corncs Several physicians and many rem there Is a comparatively small num arrived home last Friday. Kite ex We, therefore, ask the for its redemption. After thinning Monthly. edies had failed to give relief.” You pects open a gallery In the near ber In t hl« county. don't have to diet. Eat any g<s>d future *i this place, and as «lie is <«u! coyote*, rabbits multiply, and cltlz.cn voters to meet witli us at the REMINISCENCE. Town Hall on Friday evening, Man'll food you want, but don't overload ' rabbits arc said to I m ' very destruc- now skilled In every branch of the j 7, at 7:30 p. m., that a selection of (Ashland Tidings.) the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1 live t«> young crops, — one of the most art she will be able to do tinit-cla*s, A. McClallen, cashier of the First will always digest it for you. |M*rnlclous enemies that ranchers , nominees may be made, meeting up-to-date work. National Bank of Ashland, In over- have to contend against. In our 1 witli popular views. FOR TRADE. Our expansive Ashland exchange present light, It looks as though It SIGNKKS: hauling some of his old papers tlie has, In II* la«t Issue, an excellent might bo as well to protect coyotes I have 10 acres of fruit land at Owen Maguire. C. C. Maltby, G. i other day, came across a ri'celpted bill half-column article on the “Profes os to offer a bounty for their scalps. W. May lone, A. (’. Heals, O. P. Wag I that reminded hIni of the flight of Ashland which will trade for Klam sion of the Faker," which wits taken goner, W. HuscA Son, Paul Breiten time and tlie changes that have tak- ath Falls unimproved lots or acreage. I. A. D uffy , verbatim et, literatim, without lhe stein, Geo. T. Baldwin, F. M. Bar cd place in tlie geography in South- Address or ca'! tn, PERSONAL Klamath Falls. slightest sign of credit, from the San It was dat num, I. W. lturrlss, Alex Martin Jr., [ ern Oregon In 25 years. D. P. SlKsik of Dairy was In town il'ha*. E. Worden, J. W. Siemens, ed In 1878 and tlie amount was $5.50, Francisco Bulletin. Plagiarism Is por- A full line of groceries. Patent hap* creditable In in the maelstrom of Saturday. Fred Sehallock, R. W. Marple, A. for publishing in the Ashland Tid medicines of all kinds—encugh to Jesse Holms was an Ashland visitor I (’astel, E. J. Boyd, J. F. Goeller, ings (O. C. Applegate & Co., pub- kill you if sick, make you sick If not, Advanced journalism. continually on hand at the Excelsior, last week. I John It. Campbell, C. M. Ramsby, J. ! Ushers, and J. M. Sutten, editor,) Dairy, Or. There has been some talk hero Assessor Bennett came in from C. Rutcnlc, C. II. Withrow, Wallace sending a reliable active man Merrill .Sunday. Baldwin, W. A. Wright, C. R. De Ashland to work In behalf of Immi C. M. Greene arrived from Situ Lap, Geo. Hurn, B. 8. Grigsby, Geo. gration for this county during the Francisco Friday. Biehn, L. Biehn, Win. Terrill, 1. A. next few months. This should be Mrs. Dan Gordon of Kenn I h rc- Duffy, T. II. Moore, P. A. Fountain, ■lone and could lie done with a little ported quite 111. S. T. Summers, Fred L. Houston, •mited effort and expense on tlm part Beswlck, Calif., II. T. ChltwiMsl, Ky Taylor, R. 1 G. W. Snyder of "fcltixens. The undertaking would was here Tuesday. i Hammond, Win. Lubke, Richard ,,l‘ the means of adding many now Squire Wilson of Merrill was at Breitenstein, F. II. Mills, II. F. Mur- , •cttler* to the population of tlie tills place Tuesday. dts-h, 11. H. VanValkenburg, A. County. C. K. Hoyt of Ft. Klamath visited Lewi*, Frank Armstrong, II. P. Galarneau, Fred Moore, A. L. Leavitt, In another column will lie found a Ashland last week. numerously signed call for a non- Prof. Walter Thomas Mills, of the R. 8. Mts.re, F. D. Kearnes M. I»., iurtlsau mass convention to noml- Internat louai School of Social Ecun- J. W. llamaker. Klamath Falls ELECTRIC BIO STORE CASH STORE. . Steel Ranges, General Line Hardware. Stoves, Tinware, and Crockery, Furniture and Burial Cas kets, Paints, Oils and Glass, Carpets and Lin oleum, Wall Paper, Sewing Machines. -S t i* * - Hats Dry Goods-, Clothing and Groceries V The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown GEO. T. BALDWIN, Hardware & Furniture Dealer. a L. F. WILLITS, Proprietor THE BRICK STORE. FULL STOCK OF General Merchandise. REAMES & JENNINGS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR. A LITTLE STORE, FULL OF BIG GOODS EXCELSIOR I. F. Davies Mail Distributor and General Roust about, Proprietor. I DAIRY, KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE' Order your Easter suit now. Over 600 sample patterns just received. .. For tailor suits to Or^pr at $10 to $25. Call in and see sam- SEE GRIZZLE & BRYANT For General Stt Wort Cemetery Work of aM Specialty. Ail Work Ox Shop Opposite New Feed $250.00 REWARD The Klamath County Live Stock Association will pay the above re ward, for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found guilty of stealing or altering the mark* or brands of any stock belonging to any member of t his association. Address Chas. Horton, President or J. O. Hamaker, Secretary.
