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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1908)
Election of 1908 filtration open, Jan. U. Dca lor-prlmarle', April 7. Umary Eltclloni, April 17. (titration reopana, Aprils), v lor flection, Mr)' Ifi. ncral Klwllmi, June I. filtration ic(iK'in Het. 30, ti(or election, Oct. W), eaitieniiai i-.irriion, .dv. ,i, filiation compiled (or thn Imdrmv till puhllo I a follow I ceding Under Inlllntlvn. Itillln- itltiun rnuit havii i.iifl iIkii- Initiative petition mutt Ixi lllrtl (nary HI; argument advocating irrn mini Ini Med hy February .'I; live ineaiurc mint he prlnlrl liy crrlarynl nl" liy Mircli ''! coplea miria mint lm mailed to voter dy IT i aecrrtaiy nf (tain limit make I form ol ballot liy May 4, aiary Wcctiun lauilliiatr inr IihI illttrlrt otrlce, to I tolad for te limn one county, and lur clr idgc ami dUtrlct altoiuc), limit tit the aecretary ol lte, at the pi beginning to circulate xlllloni, ol Ilia petition lor nomination, I liy hliuiell, M evidence that (aid ' la candidate lor nomination liy arty. The oterait liy ulllical In each voting prrclnrl lur repie- (Ike In congrra thai tail preceding I e'rctlon lathe haal on nhlrh rrcetilagu lor liliont hall ho -I, anil need not exceed HMD fig. rf. illlona (or nomination! to he voted illatrlrla comprising more than oiuily mini he algned hy at leaal rr cent ol thu elector lealdlng in lot at lrat one-eighth ol llir (.rtt- i In each or at Iraat ton cnoutlr rdlatrlrt and need not eirerd Mil r. illloni lor nomination lor nltlcri lo gcd lur In only rate connly, nt ill. hall I II led with the county not leaa than ITidaye hrlnrn the at lor the primary election, Mol ly, April I. i form ol primary hallol mnat he fat lo hy the tecrelary ol elate hy M 30. IftVtaa o votra Inr nomination lor I ami iliatrirl olltrra mint he maile lay 7. rrofeulonal Card DR. WM. MARTIN Dentin Office over Klamath County Bank c. r. STONE Attorney at Law Ollllco over (toitoltlce, Klamath Pall, Orr-Rim TalkmoHK 19 I D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law ; Klamath Kail, Oregon h THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Cholceit of Wlnei. Liquors and Cigars bit r Cntora to tha tatter clan of trade, with nothing to offend tho moat critical. You'll notice tho difference when you try It. Juit'tho place to drop In for refreshing bever age, when you need n atimulant. Purr liquor of all kind for family trade u specialty DR. C. P. MASON Dentlit American Hank A Truat Co.' lluildliiK Elwood Steel Fences lo the PttMk imenciag Februrary 10, ItlM, and nualog until further notice, the lb Kwanaw III leave thn Klamath I Navigation Co', dork at 10 a, m. kegama connecting at Kenn tilth Oregon A California Tranaporlatlon btagca lor I'okrgaroa, carrying pa. ra, V, H. mall and eiprvaa. Fare Hath Kail to rokegauia, u.H) kla line will aave you '.' mile ol Ing and from twit four hour rldi I had roadi. V. It. Davit, tleneral Manager. Buy a home Aljolnlrig the new fair ground i two ami one-half acre or mole, heat of (garden land, Two nnd ono-half acre la rijnal to eighteen lot MxW f-l. If Him are good or had you ran alway make n good li lug Irotii It. I'rlcit reaaonahle, ami terma eay, Hi-e I.. JACOIIH, Owner. farmer of Moderate Means Offered Rare Opportunity An iinuaual opportunity la olfered tho farmer of modcrato mean to secure n home in tho l.akcldr Tract located on the North ah re of Tuhi Lake. Thn land now offered for xalu comdil (if 3.71 acre of irrltfahle land lying under the Adama canal, n part of tho Klam ath Project, and admirably located along the adore of the lake. It la r.h MKrhnuh ami i;ra land, iart of it hrlng in cultivation. It will lie aold in tractaloauit punhaaerii and on Main factory terma. for particular call on or aihlrea. J. Frank Adama, manager I.akenlde Com pany, Tuln Lake, Oregon. HOIK! 10 CRIMtMS IN TIIK COUNTY COUI1T OF Till.! hTATK OF OHKOON FOIt KI.AM-; ATII COINTV KKTATK OF JOMKI'll l.-ONtlKII,1 HF.Ur.ASKIt Notice It hemhy gUen that the lait will nnd tealameut ol Jiweph Conger, deceael, ha hen duly proven and ad milted lo prohaie and that John V. Hlemena and Cliaa. ). Wlllaon ha lew duly apiotnleil a executnra there, ol, All wrona haling claim agalnat aid eatate are herrliy miunated to iiri' enl Iheaame Willi the pror voucher, I Y7gfjf Cllr within lis month Irom the date ol Oil I f,alVH WVIk notice, to the underalgnnl at the Urit .national Hank In tlio city ol Klamath GUARANTEED Wc arc in recent receipt of a carload of the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood Fence we Bend out Geo. R. Hum Bennett's Feed Stable aw muiuiuju. inn i i i Next to Martin's MU1 Now Open for Business The Chute System of Feeding which permits Stock getting their Hill, has been installed Plenty of Wagon Room JASPER BENNETT, Proprietor The Cream of the Best Old Continental Whiskey Normandy Rye F. F. V. Rye Bottled Under the Sapervlsioa of the Oovernguni . . None Better . . . Sold By C. D. Willson Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED, Manager Bonanza, Oregon Saddles, Harriets and Suppllei Wc make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited I tU To the Traveling Public Reports are being generally circulated by inter ested parties that no passengers will be carried by the stage company handling the mails on the route between Pokegama and Klamath Falls. The same is being done for the sole purpose of injuring the stage company, for passengers by the mail wagon have one-third less staging than by any other line, the distance between this city and Keno being cov ered by a fast and comfortable launch. W. Re DAVIS, Manager 0. 6 C. T. Go. Fall. Orctfon. Paled al Klamath Fall. Oregon, thla I3lh day id Fehruary, HUH. John tV. SiiMtSi., M.I.Vlti Cm tut a l. Wiiijhiv, Kiecutor ol thn lait will and te.lit men I olJoteph Conger, lccravd. Hi A Pioneer Route A Pioneer Train The pioneers of early days, on their way to the Pacific Coast, blazed a trail acress the mountains and plains. Although they are gone and in many instances forgotten, the trail is still there. But no longer is the ox team a means of transporta- i tion. The old trail is now marked by the flash of the Electric Lighted OVERLAND LIMITED A . til reservations for berth, stateroom, or v$ drawing room through any agent. Southern Pacific COMPANY LUXURIOUS express train which is now the means of quick transportation between the East and the West. It is equipped with fine comfortable stand-1 ard Pullman sleeping cars, dining car " with service a la carte, library and nlnk amnlr nVumronrinn nnt. No extra fkir is charged- on this train. A first-class ticket and a ticket for a berth are all that is necessary. Make If lend it to our ho, pital nnd we will give it La 1... .. . HM . -. AB. . uiv iiv.i in tiraiiiiroi . Our "watch doctor" la from tho "old a;hool"and he un-il-rtand his iMiilneex. Mail order promptly at tended to. Try un nnd lie I convinced. H. J. WINTERS, Wttcluuker B Jeweler T You'll Know It We mean Chaie & Sanborn'a Seal Brand Coffee. It' the Iwat and wo arc tho exclu alve agenta for Klamath Fall. VAN RIPER Bros. Ffcoae 816 Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting and Jobbing Klratclaaa Line of Plumb InR Specialtica and first claaa Workmanship. A. O. U. W. Building Klamath ftlla . An Up-to-Date NEWS STAND Many have been the re tnarka about our Newt Stand. 8 trangara coming , into Klamath Fall have remarked about the com plttawNB of thla line of our buaineaa. A moat complete Una of Map, Chart, Booka,Magainea Newapapera, eta, . Ankeny's PUBLICITY THE PRICE OF SUCCESS There is a right way to do things. There is a large amount of profitable business to be secured by the right kind of advertising without increasing the fixed expenses. The advertiser, in the preparation of copy, must consider what will appeal to the interest from the . reader's or the customer's point of view. It will not do simply to put down what seems to the advertiser to be interesting, without putting it to the test of wheth er it will be so to the public as well. It must contain information that the public would either like to get at, or which they could be interested in by a suggestion in the shape of a good striking headline. What the pub lic are after principally is the goods at right prices, so that good descriptions should be included in nearly every ad. ' Prices are invariably of interest to the customer,, and, whether the method is reliable or not, form one of the principal means of judging of the d.irabitity of the goods. a J Is.- 1 -J. -" til