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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
SUBSCKIVTION UATKS
mini 12 roit i'i uurvnov
Tin- Statistical Year llouk for tho
Herman ouiplio. Just Issued, shows'
Its tiroumit liillitllilt Inn In hit ll!t 111? .1 ll.tii.it-l ini.ltl lit llin llllcllm. C S
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ODO. Tho Incicuso within the cmplio I mill Oitlco at l.iikc'vlow, On-goti.
has fur Miiriil onrn nxoriiKftl Ml ' Hc(ttulM-r Hi, liuis.
llo loss tlinn ii inlllloii. lint 11111110111, ,iiuo lit liotohy given 1 1 Joiinlo
'more hnvo m In nil oil in Austria, ioj, lulllm:'.. of Klaniiiili Falls. ''
(South America and tn the Fulled j txi. who. ' August I. I'.'Oi. ni.ul-
' States. They hnvo tcllovcd tin1 nil- riiubor ami Stone iiiilliulloii, .No
'lion of ili mi'iHity of hicuklug Its OSS'.', fot s v. it1.. Sit 31. T '
Dallv 1 v mull onovar -, ii political bounds, and they ham ninilo,tf , It "J 12 , W M . has lllril notlio of
Dally' by mail,' t x months!!.". !.!!"!!!!.".! 2 Ni," K"ul '"U'Hhiii of llio (Inrimui i tiit.Mil liit to make II1111I 1'ioof. t
DaUy, by mall, thtve months j o-,, character nbrnnil. Modem oiiilgrii- llnlilWi ilalin to llio laud above !
Dally' by mall,' one month...!! M ,lim Prevents iiioio warn Hum dlplo-,.erllio.l, luloro Ci.iiutv I'loik Mam
Dally.'.MIvcrcd by carrier, one week 15 mary 'athOo.al hit t.ltH .. at Kli.inalli F.iH-
aaa . Omt.oii, on llio SMh ill!) ol Nnveliiliii
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I Willie's i:..) 1.11 Woiiion Wlin- ciHiiimiit nanus an wlltios.es
mill in Kills glowoit iii 1 no) stall Ilk ... . ii.ii 1 r Hull hoi. Jesse
KLAMATH PALLS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1908.
It's Up to You
Till! MATTKU OK GHITING GOOD CiKt
ICitinc i-i nun.li f Viii lif" Nattimlly yi u w
lioods We Iwivc them mul u'm up to yi-1 t.) ,
hitch-the lM USr PHONIC S10 Vc H ..f ti
VAN RIPER BROS
CAN'T Ml: HI AT --CI I ASK eV SANMUKN I
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Headers who are desirous of secur
ing a ropy of the War Hook of the
United Staliii Agricultural llnrt
ment should promptly place themselv
es In communication with the con-
Kressmati for their district, or the
United States Bouatont fur their re
spective state. It will soon be ready
to be sent out to those whose names
hnvo been or will be placed before the
Secretary of Agriculture. It Is un
doubtedly one of the most famous and
useful of all the many government
publlratlons that are prepared lit the
National capital. The number of cop
les of the Year Honk provided by
law Is .100,000, but, by the worklnR of
11 recent resolution, the Issue has been
printed In several editions, and It Is
seldom In recent years that the max
imum has been reached.
The nranut of material required to
1)1 ud the full (Million of the Year Hook
is enormous to the lay mind, L'l.SH)
reams of printing and 3.100 reams
of plate paper being consumed, and
the "boards" used In forming the
covers amounting to 107,500 pounds.
The Yenr Hooks are sewed on ma
chines, to complete which 9. 00,000
yards of thread are required, whllo
the book cloth for the covers amounts
to the tidy total of CS.000 yards.
Kach book Is secured by strips of tape
nlso sewed on n machine, and 195,000
yards of this material are required
for a full edition.
Kight thousand pounds of clue and
30 barrels of flour constitute the raw
materials for making and securing
the covers, while 130,000 sheets of
aluminum leaf are pressed Into the
cases. Cold leaf for purposes of
adornment has been superceded by
aluminum, although the cost Is said
to be aliout the name.
To deliver the rolls of paper neces
F.iry to print a full edition of the Year
.'men only men get 1 routed harder nil'
K.lward prayed one nlKht "Dear ''' "'J men r.'i ireuieu unr.ier mi y iru.lll(i VUl.-r Whll.
I'm! 11 ke care of my 111:111111 way oil ,"" ""''""' "I"''" rubbed of when , Klami.tli PnlK Oie:ou
In llurope nil' do mil let her be In ,U"tnlu N little KliM b.Tor lliey kliu j N WAISHV.
smash-np Send your anisels to lake'1'1" ,,k u,u ",,,', ""'x '" 'I"'""'"! J it. It.-i-t
oari. of her mid send Joins In lake I boXH '"" ,M,H k,k ,""11 "" ' """,
iiiro of papa In Cleveland, but , l'-il H'imlli dinVt m In.. Is a wlm. 1 1
'May here with me" -November He- lml" """ "" 1,:,H " "ii'i ""'
illiiontnr ain't never done nho se the) alii I ,
aaa 1 no iii. 10 try in Bit iiuti I101-111 no-1
nil of v
body c 11 lil du what men and boys
lonv uiiiliin for them 10 do my sister
Ik half 11 uimmuu the other half ain't
Crowed up yet she wnrks In the kit-i-liun
mid lins bows ut iiIkIiI utter
wile she will Kit mm led anil have a
f.iU.ille when hi 1II1I Hint will Kit
thlliK- for Ibeiii In elo then sum itnv
she ull die.
A. Neismnnn, a Mlstourlnn, hns u'
lefiitlmatc cause for complaint ag
ainst hit wife. He Informs the police
of his home city that he tried In shout
himself one night recently ami was,
prevented by Mrs. NcIhiuiuiii. The I
next morning he prepared tn haiiK1
himself and Just when ho hud com
pleted the arrangement hU wife dis
covered him and look poisetslon or "
the rope. Has a married man 110 Hi.-' ,-.,.., .,...,. ...... .........i ....,
erty whatever any moie? ,..., ,.. ,11i11111u,r,1,i,. ..
fouglit by a powerful clement in hi-.
My neighbors small snu. not yet own party, win the prlmlpnl arKii
four years old, nppenreil at my itotir'mont iiiade by Senator Allien J llev
one mornliiK and, nfter lookliiK In iHerldg- In his address Mondiy nl.-.ln
moment, unnounceil. "Your kwh'i'ih Salt l.nke He ilemauiled that Mr
unlocked." I was busy mi I said "All Hrynn answer the iiii-stloii If yon
right." "Why don't you lock II?" hi- are elected will the Deinoctutlc leader
said.. "In a tlllnilto I will." I nniwer- 'at Ibe Si.tmli- Senutnr I'lillierviiii mil.
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PLASTERING
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DON'T BAKE
I .ot us tin ii for win Kvcrylhlnrf Home Mmlc.
Reasonable. 11KKAD A SI'KCIALTY.
put up lu liiiielicit iiIho Iiiiu'Ikmi fur I.mh'
11111I pieiiie put tii'i A triiil will n.tivii 11 ,
is chi'iipi'f (11 buy (hat) In l.il 1
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
Gel Our Itreud ut Cawklns.
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I'lll.MNI YS AND I till:
1'i.ait.s a sn.i'i w.n
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f H. E. CHILDERS
& KLAMATH TALLS, OKCGON 'j
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The American Bank and Trust Go,
ed, and hu was silent a little white
Then: "I wish you would come du It
now." "Hut why, l.awrcnce?" I
asked. "Well," ho sighed, "I nilnlit
tnm In and my mama said not to." -
November Delineator
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The bureau of engraving and print-
ng is preparing to Issue the new- pur
port your franchise plan for control
ling I he trusts'' Will Senators Hay
nor, Pnnlcls and Union support ot
oppose this plank in your platform"
Are ynu willing thai a pi. Mir poll o'
Democratic Semitone shall be lake.
11 h tn whether tliey will support 01 1
oppose yntir pllncip.il policies? As.
11 cltlzcn.do you think any mini should I
age stamps, designs of which have be elected I'resldent whn.ie mlmlnls
been completed at the suggestion of trillion was doomed In advance to dls-1
I'ostmaster General Meyer. The new senslon and failure by the practically
stamps are to be the most simple, unanimous opposition of his own
printed by the government for years, party?"
They will be of the following denoml-'
nations: 1, :, 3, 1, S, ;. 8, 10. is
and CO-cent and II. The t'i and ti
denominations now In use will not be
reprinted. Tho printing of the 2-eeut
denomination Is to be begun at orm
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
viiirrli'an lt.enk. A fiii-l ('' I'.i.iM.ng
DR. WM. MARTIN
Dentist
Olllce over Klamath County
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D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamath Falls, On-gHi.
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Hook a train of -14 cars would bo re-land It will bo ready for distribution '
quired, while tho stock for llliutra- 'mum lime in November. The stamps'
(sVe 4MA44AA4AAAe.A44
Abstracting
Maps, flant, Blue Print, Etc
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CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. .1th and Mkln Strtct
Dos J. Zcwu.iiT,
President
I. M. HlllH,
Vice-l'i . and'lrrss
tlons would fill eight cars. Employes an
in me uik prinivry lormeriy uanaiea
about five carloads of binders' boards,
which carried an addition of nearly
four tons of gluo when mado Into
lases or covers.
$A
Kven the neck that supports a
provident head Is frequently not well
clothed.
v -ry simple In design. The let
ter I lie, Is In straight lines. At the top
arc tin) words, "U. S. Postage," and
at tho bottom tho words, "Two Cents"
or according to the denomination, The
1-ccnt stamps contain the, bend of
Franklin and all tho others tho head
of Washington. The heads are all
profiles. The colors are tho reds and
blues of curly stamps.
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
J'
fij. L. CUNNINGHAM
I I ARCHITECT and BUILDEK j
giein on sll
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11111I 111t.11i.1y
ilti.T K miiiL'iif, Secretary T
Klamatlu Falls, Oregon i
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I'liin mill S.(int fiiinl.lieel. IM1111.1I1
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Imllilliig yi.i, , I.ln. .1,1,, eirlglimllt,
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You are All Welcome
A cordial invitation is extended to all out of town friends
to make our store their headquarters while attending the
the Street Carnival, which will be the grandest celebration
Klamath County has eve witnessed. Bring your baggage
Were and ask all the questions you desire. You will not be
expected to buy, although we will not deny you the pleas
ure of seeing the Finest Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothinri
itt Klamath County.
We will refund your stage fare from any point in Klam
ath County if you will purchase $25 or more worth of
merchandise at our store.
Portland Clothing and She
Hfit Outer Garment Shop for Men
v CLOTHE MORE THAN HALF THE MEN IN Towv
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