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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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loss iiml would lmc liiul tit llu xx It tt
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his y to look nt Ills tinm. nril-.'
ilontly roll on u xhttrti ntlrk nml nor I
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Is nhlo to lie iii ntiil nroiitul nRnln I
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Wily, by mall, one year $3 00 Morm Tiieiilii No serious iIiiiiiiiko,
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lUr, by ra.il, thrw months 1 i.V. j0,lAcMj ,., , kImiiiiIIi
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SUBSCRIPTION 11ATKS
KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1908.
KKNO 1TKMS.
Mr. Allen, from Fort Klamath,
passed through Kono Doc. 4th, on his
ny to Portland.
Madito McCormlrk Is tnklni; urn
lc lemon from Minn Skeole.
Aoklin Mr. Lunllo) will leave next
Wotliiosilay for San Kritnclwo iiml
Mr Handy will remain In Kono ami
drlo team for Mr. Wall.
Hal Uonld passed through Kono
Monlay on his way to Portland via
Ashland
Paul l)lx was In our town Satiirdu)
on hhi wit) to hi homo at Hood It tx -
A lively time wan had at the I.lt-,,,ri oroKon.
erary Society Saturday nlRht. The Mr, t) v(iril u orliiiHl lMll
question for tho debate was: "Ho- wH-k.
solved, that n postal salnt! bnnk Muster Tlimnns Wilson Is nbsont
would bo bonoftclal to the people of from school IIiIh week, lie Is uirrv-
the united States." Tho. decision .n(. n,n for d, Kcird.
was made In favor of tho negative.! A Teachers' Institute will bo held
Tho question for Saturday. Doc.l2.,,,t Kono Dec. 12. A basket dinner
Is: "ilesotwd, that un old maid's wln 00 gv,.n by ,ni, IUH,,t. ,)f nils
tiro is raoro pleasant man nn oiu place. Kverjono Invited,
bachelor's life." Kvorjone cordially , V. McCormlrk Is surforltm rrom
Invited to attend. Our meotlnx be- nenrnldu this week.
Kin at 7:3(i every Saturday night d, j j,,,, Wuh w.ry Htck ,, Ilr,
The Kono school has cnutiKed the part of tho week,
schedule of time. Now It has three-1 It. V Tower vlslleil In Keuo .Mini
fourths of an hour noon and no re- da).
cess In the afternoon und dismisses V. II, Wall transacted business In
at 3:30. 'Klamath Kails Tuesday.
II. V. MrCormlck has purchased I K. T Nelson purchased a couple of
a gasoline launch which he and N. ibeef cattle from Thos. Mr.Cormlck
II. Deal will use to trap along the 'this week,
river. Jack Connoly, son of John Conuol).
S. Hanson bought a number of firs was In our city Sunday on business,
from Louie Cardrson last week. . Mrs. Ada Kinney and her son Kow,
Mr. Kimball passed through Kono I came over from Lost River to vlnlt
on his way from Pokegama to the'her sister and other relnthes In Kono.
I New Arrivals in
Men's Suits
and Overcoats
Boyer Hats, Furnishings
MOW Slli: Dill IT.
Kails Saturday. He will go from the
latter place to Warm Sprmgs, Calif.,
for treatment for rheumatism.
Pete Lavalley and Arthur Handy
have finished their contract of cut
ting logs for W. II. Wall and John
The S. P. Coompan)'s big barge
was launched at Hlldell tho Vth.
If It had not been for S. Padgett's
keen e) might last Saturday evening,
which discovered the flames coming
out of the roof of Tom Urubb's hiuisn
The) s.it at the supper table.
"I suppose )ou inn going out again
tonight"" suggested the wife
"Yes." replied the husband, some
what shoitl), I really must, ilear
we lmo un Important meeting at tin-
lodge tonight mid the bo)s are de
pending on mo to take charge of
things."
"I mipiKtsod so." sighed tlio wife '
"and I've derided not to sit up for on
any more."
"Well, now, I nviist say that's sen
sible," responded the husband on
thuslastlra,!) "Itoally, von know
this thing or waiting for mo Is all
nonsense mi) vva . I'll tr to get home
early, though "
"1 know nboiit that, ' the wife an
swered with some spirit And I
have told the butler that hereafter
ho will bolt the door nml admit no
one who ran not give the password
"The password'" the husband o i
claimed In amazement ' I'm), what
Is the password to be""
"Oh, It's simple," was the expla
nation. "All "vim hoed to hii) is tills
'Several slim sleeves seriously slit ' '
Now- theie is one household In whlih'
not oven the butler sits up I
We cannot do Justice in describing our new arrivals
in Men's Wearing Apparel. You have to see them,
and if you are a judge of exquisite values you will
sec them at our store. Hart, Schaffner fie Marx and
Friend Brothers' Clothing need no recommendation.
Different from the ordinary make in quality, style
and workmanship, you ore buying right when your
suit bears the label of these makers.
300 Pairs of Douglas
shoes have just arrived
BEST $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOE IN THE WORLD
Portland Clothing
I and Shoe Store
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Tills store will bo open evenings
from this date until after Xtuas.
O. IIHITKKMl'lIlt, JU.
Have Von tried one of those Sun
i:agle ligaru at tin' Momiri li Ttie
best tlve-ieut ilgur on the iniirkel 3H
The Ameriiau Hotel Dining Itiioiu
' open all ulgM. I'.-esh o)ster ev
ry day. I'j.tf
Gifts That Will Please
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Each and every article in our Holiday Stock
was very carefully selected. Nothing was bought
hap hazard. We believe in securing goods which
will PLEASE.
To secure gifts that will please, just visit our
store and see our large and varied stock. The
stock is now complete; make early selections.
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Of of i1 amwi All the newest things in
kJldllUllCl J correct Stationery in
beautiful gift boxes., One of the most satisfac
tory gifts. '''Prices'from 50c. to $2.50.
M. CI 1 UlllvO a njce gift package of her
favorite, perfuqie. We keep all the standard
odorsip beautifully decorated and artistic gift
boxes.
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er her gift which will t 1 4
H ixa Hut Mit lmi ifav all
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1 PASKER Lucky Curve I
Fountain Pen ?
lltor btsntlful. arttatte m Zi
slcns la spMltl Xmu js
P boxes. Prices froo, Mm
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you stt a Psiktr AVni A
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STORE 2
HOTEL HOUSTON
RATES
Single Meals 35 cents
Meal Tickets, 21 Meals - - $5.00
Rooms - - 25 and 50 cents per night
Rooms - $1.50 and $2.00 per week
J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor
BALDWIN 5 BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
CIIAS. K. WOltDKN
Prealilvnt
A. M. V()ltl)i:N
Cinlilir
Htl;l MKI.IIASf
Vice-Preilileiit
The American Bank and Trust Go.
STAR DRUG
f flTlrflP Fresh for the Holidays from
VClllUlwD Nunnally's factory by express
TYllAt QAfC e arc Pui'ticularlv
luucl ocio. proud of the 8ets u:c
are showing this year. In sets from three to ten
pieces in beautifully decorated boxes.
Fine Brush Gifts: fu7yaTa
beautiful presents can be chosen from our fine
line of bristle goods.
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BIG LINE OF COPYRIGHT NOVELS JUST RECEIVED
The above is only a small portion of our immense Xmas stock. By
al) means see these goods soon, while all lines are unbroken, fresh
and dainty, . Conije and look. : Tell your friends to come also.
STAR DRUG STORE
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. 3th and Main Slrccl
"The Christmas Emporium."
"They Have It.
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Ut iih do it for you. Everything Home Made. Prices
Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
We tint nn hnv Imiilinj, .,!.. i...i . i . n..i.:.,ir
? .ji "r i-iiwhio, wbu iuiilwiom ior nuiuuiR, iiiii
i und picnic partica. :: a trial will convince you tliut it
j is cheaper to buy than to bake.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
I AND DELICATESSEN
Z Get Our Bread at Caurkin
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