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THE EVENING HERALD
a ItsusJ, Dally, Eicept Sunday, by Ilia
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
SnnJors, (loo. N, I'nrimtiiH, (loo, Hwn
ltli Prank ArniHtriiiiK, J. Moilor,
J. W. Hhulti, IM. Wny. t.urmi Miiiiri'.
Jo. Kiluell. MIhxoah l.nrulno IVifni'l,
Ivn Muimtthiiu; Minnrn. Iluy t'lmse,
Knrl MmmKhnn, Tony Uiirr.osx. Jim
Hoover, K. U. Cobiirn, Arclilo Sim
dors. Mimic vn furnish)! liy Mo.
lor's OrchoHlrn.
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS Mlll'lnir nnornllon. nrn ..I ,l.l.
Itally, tiymall, on. yrar fi 00 "" il",t "f 'I'" fanillloH, howuvor.
lally, by null, six montha , 2M."l tvmn ttiroimh tlio wlnlvr.
Jlly, by mall, tlirx month 1 i."i! K. T. Abbott, iti'iu'riil munnKcr of
Pally, by mall, one montli M the K. I,. It. It., loft Htiiuluy for nn
Pally, delivered by carrier, on week j;, oxtonileiI trip i-utt. On his rotiirn lit)
iwlll tio nmitniiuiilod by MrH. Ah-
bott, wlio Iiiih boon MtltiK rolatlvon
in .MIiiiio:iio1Ih for xnvornl inimtlia.
STAIt T.VlMltl(j HOl'Si:.
Uilli!' mill tlontH' Suits uiiula to
rilor C'loanltiK, liroHnlnu and ropalr
IK si'oolalty. Main St., Wilson II) k
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who rnntfsted tholr rlnht. Tho
CKKSCKYr MrtVS. promlso to botsln ork on the ditch l
uiho. If u sottlomont In rcucliitl
(iroo CaWwoll Inform us tt.ul Mlsa ,8nlUl' ''' as ' very oar
Mary Howard was. WlllnK In tils or two sl"ri' ,ni,'r BUnK w,,r" ,"'l,
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tlitlCllLMBacMMBtBMBfcjjBrata'k I "v uiimvs ur nvM (.iiiiuu, lii-ta
il ami iiolhor-l00"1 or "" "H-hcnutoH iuv.t.
Will. IlolllliKMUfiiil uuil IIihiiko
lril l..ii. ' ni1' brouKht up ii luuit of fiolRlit
tench the I one ""it'1 'r ',. W, Klchle'a store at Itos-
School? ha dolajoit the opon. ,unl,
liiK of that nchool . -'w, uroinora nni mioii Jonno
Alox. Hiulloy U roiKirtisI vory iit.rStrotta' balor. to balo tliolr hay. Ilalo.l
tlo botlor llouiul his lfo lmo bifn'ha' '" utih ",or,, ",,a ,i,k,'H "I' ivM
In Ilftnl whon- ho was rocolvltiK troat-1 "'""
l.iont from Ilr Coo.
Mr Tnjlor, father of John iinJ Will w
Tii lor. In oxms'IoiI bark about Ctirlat
maa tlmo. wwvwww
JeM' Strotta ban ouuplototl a now Jiw McC'IelUn and Hob Sodoruian
modorn chlrhen houo. It has a left for Thrall, Calif., to repair tho
M-rnlch ulieil In oonnovtluu lth tho railroad near that place.
riHistlnK department. Tho scratch, J. K. Kimball, crulner for tho Wey
hhvd hi upon on the youth and eaut, orhaueier Co., Hpeut aoerul days In
and onrloiioil on opon yldoa with wlrn i'okegama, the KUeDt of V. A. Drown.
rOKUGAMA XKWH.
T1IK UKADV-MAIIK IIOUSi:S are
warm In lntor, coot In mimmor, sub
tantlal, uttraitlvo and nanllary, mid
at half tho price It coata to build In
ho old way. See wimples and plana
at tho olllce on Main atroot. l'houo
New Arrivals in
No. SI 1.
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UtrKi'st line of out Klaus. "Win
tors." 2
follclllK.
A friend of Will Dorrol'a haa ar
rived from Iowa fur u visit, with a
view to ttikltiK up a homo. He haa
traveled In aovorul atatea In aearch
of a aultablo place, but likes It bet
tor here than nny place ho haa rlalt-
Prank Hoover banned a boar on
Dlack Mountain laat week.
Mr. Mary Hoover la apendlna: sev
eral wecka at hor ranch on Klamath
Itlfer.
Clerk K. U. Coburn has taken the
cbool censua. 49 children are of
od. We failed to learn hla name, but . school age. With the coming of
hope he will atay with us. 1 families In the spring. It auEKosta an
About two Inches of snow fell here
December 4, with proipecta of more
to follow.
Mr. Morrison, of Portland, the own
er of the Irrigation segregation, sent
some of hla men in to see if they
could effect a settlement with those
addlttpn to the school house
fmrewell dance was given Friday
evenlag to Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Stand
in, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Horry and John
Pott, who left Susday for Olympln,
Washington. Those present worn:
Messrs. and Mrs. N. II. Kennel, John
I .ailles Wo huo Jtiol reielvod a
tine line of StoluWrKor Ac Kallshor
Kaky Kid (llovea. In black and ml
ora. Stilts Dry tloodi Co. 7-1 w k
In buying Drugs, :
Chemicals and their j
official prepara- t
t tions, we buy only i
from the most reliable t
sources, Insuring the $'
t Highest In QuaUty.
GHTTWOOD
DRUG CO.
Men's Suits
and Overcoats
Boyer Hats, Furnishings
We cannot do justice In describing our new urrivals
in Men's Wearing Apparel. You have to sec them,
and If you are a judge of exquisite values you will
see them at our store. Hart, Schaffner 6 Marx and
Friend Brothers' Clothing need no recommendation.
Different from the ordinary nuike in quality, style
and workmanship, you are 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
and Shoe Store
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KiikIo tlKars at the Mcniartli' Tin
bfst rlvr-ioiit clKar on the murkot 20
Thu Amiiruaii Hotel ItlnhiK Itoom
Is open nil nlni.t K.osh ostvra iv
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Gifts That Will Please
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.
Ttt Idtat Xidu gift for hla
or br a gift wlilca will t
to utrd Dtay tlmts a dtr all
tat rear for mtar Tears.
?ARKEK Lucky Curve
Fountain Pen
Maar krsattfol. srtliltc dt
tlgas la tptcUl Xmas
boits. rrlcts froiL
II. SO op. He tuia
you itt Parker
Lucky Cum.
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biAR DRUG STORE
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
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BALDWIN 6c BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
CIIAS. K. WdltDCN
I'reslilcnl
A. M. WOltDKN
Cashier
H I MCI.IIASK
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The American Bank and Trust Go.
Stationery:
All the newest things in
Correct Stationery in
beautiful gift boxes. One of the most satisfac
tory gifts. Prices from 50c. to $2.50.
Candies:
ir T a n,ce M?& package of her
favorite "perfume. "We "keep all the standard
odors in beautifully decorated and artistic gift
boxes.
Fresh for the Holidays from
Nunnally's factory by express
TaTsllPf QAtc We are particularly
J.UI1CL OCld. proud of the sets w-e
are showing this year. In sets from three to ten
pieces in beautifully decorated boxes.
Fine Brush Gifts: fMua,yau
beautiful presents can be chosen from our fine
line of bristle goods.
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BIG LINE OF COPYRIGHT NOVELS JUST RECEIVED
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The above is only a small portion of our immense Xmas stock. By
all means see these goods soon, while all lines are unbroken, fresh
and dainty. Come and look. Tell your friends to come also.
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. 3th and Main Street
STAR DRUG
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STORE
"They Have It.
"The Christmas Emporium.
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DON'T BAKE
J, l.!t us Jo it for yon. Everything Home Mode. Pricel
?jj Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
Vi Wo put up box lunchuu; ulao lunches for hunting fish"1
i,Z and picnic parties. :: A trial will convinco you that it
tt ia cheaper to buy than to bake.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
Get Our Bread at Cawkina
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