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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH. Editor
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I of lior ribs mny bo fractured,
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Tlip vnsi scnlo of operations nt Tan-,
amn Is sliuwn by tho fnrt (lint Jurliif.
tlio flscnl your cmloJ Juno 30, tlio"
Mluo of material received by (ho
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8CB8CKIFTI0N RATES
Dally, delivered by carrier, on. week.
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KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1908.
KKNO DOINGS.
I by way of Ulldcll where ho got a lonil
'of freight which h took homo with
blra to the "deaert."
Mr. Snowgoote, the J'ntlce of tho
pence, anil Conrad Mndlson transact
ed business at tho McCcllum runch
Sunday.
Marlon anil Elmer Cordon hare
II. L. Smith, S. Padgett and John
Acklcy are putting up loo.
Chas. Mnrsrow went lu Blldell af
ter a load of grain for V. 11. Wall
which he had shipped down from
O. p. North wae do.n'to Blldell' 1 bUn b,y fruB ,l,c Joti
Saturday. -A,,c r,nch'
F. T. Nelson was In Kono last week. ' "annl. Oordon waa In Keno the
Mndgc McCormlck autfered with a u,,'r Irl of ,Mt "
sick headache the first of the week. J The Bonlta QroTt cnnol closed last
Albert Traylor Is still hauling hay week,
for Ira Hanson to Blldell where the MIh Wood waa In Keno Sunday.
latter has sold tt to ths stage com-) Remember the Xmaa tree at Keno
pany. Xmaa eve.
Henry Straw visited In Keno the I J. Dalley, I. Thurman, T. Wolf and
first of the week. 'O. W. Grands attended our literary
Conrad Madison went to Klamath meeting last Saturday. Mr. (Irands
Falls Monday accompanied by Lisle ' became a member of th? society.
McCormlck, who will return on the J Lon Anderson waa In Keno the
Can by. first of the week.
Tom Wilson was absent from school ' John Ackley has been hauling lum
Monday. ber from Wise Maxwell', mill.
It It reported tlmt the mamu'u'.
vessel "Ol) tuple." tu be built for the
White Star l.lne. w'll be of 5(1, (.JO'
tons displacement nml S to feet loiu I
We nceept the dlsplneemeut, but ner
lously doubt tho length. The ii!'
viould overlap the longest New YnrK
piers by -to feet. Tho extra 5'Jrtu
ton oer the -ttl.OOO ton of tho "l.u-
sltnnln'' could easily bo obtntiied h
a greater fullness In tho Hues.
Put your order In now for the
Cottngo or llunnnlow you will want
next spring. Cnll nt tho office, of i
Tho Kcndy-Mado House Co., on Main '
street, and seo sample and plans, '
Phone No. 811. 13
TAlt TAILOKINM IIUVSU.
Buy wHisw Christmas
Gifts at a Men's Store
Ladies are especially invited to visit our
Store. Here you can find an abandance
of good things that will please men folks
Ladles' and Gents' Sulta made to
rder. Cleaning, pressing and repair-1
ng a specialty. Main St., Wilson Illk. '
7-lmo HMMITT Hi:Yi:s, Prop ,
N. W. Deal has moved from his
former residence In George Way's
house to the J. L. Padgett place.
Harry Pearson Is making some Im
provements on his home.
The Klamath River Is nearly frozen
over, which affords much pleasure to
omo of the Keno people In skating.
Mrs. Smith has received newt that
her father, Mr. Brlsto?, Is not ex
pected to live.
Tom Grubb transacted business In
the Falls last week.
Jack Frost and wife were guesta
of Mist Doten and attended our liter
ary society last week.
Cbas. Stlndt went to'ltie Falls Sun
day, returning the following day.
Mrs. Chas. Bnowgoosj Is confined
to her bed with an attack of rhcu
mattsm.
Walter Anderson was in town Mon
day doing some Xmas si opplng.
Chaa. Marsrow la laid up with th
rheumatism' this week.
Chris. Connoly was aeildently shot
Flnley Padgett came ocr from the j through the hand but It recoverlm
desert Sunday and is visiting relatives nicely,
here. He returned the following day Mlsa Bkeele, who resldea with Mr
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In buying Drugs, t
Chemicals and their '
official prepara-
tions, we buy only i
from the most reliable t
sources, insuring the
Highest in Quality.
Men's Suits $10 to $40
Men's Overcoats... $ U to $30
Boys' Suits..: $3 to $15
Boys' Overcoats $3 to $12
SmokinR Jackets $5 to $10
Pajamas $3 to $5
Dress Shirts 75c to $3.50
Hoycr lints $3,00
Hole Proof Hosiery $1.50
Sillt Underwear $2 to $5
Sweaters $1 to $5
Fancy Vests $1.50 to $5
Nccltwcnr 35c to $2
Sillc Suspenders. . . .50c to $250
The Portland Clothing
and Shoe Store
AGENTS FOR HART, SIIAPPNE R & MARX CLOTHING, W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES. AND HOLE PROOF HOSIERY.
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CHITWOOD i
DRUG CO. I
Have )ou tried one nf (ho jo Sun
, Eagle, clgnrs ul the MonurcliT Thr-
best flvt-ct'Dl clfar nn tin murk.t.30
The American HuM Itlnlng Itnom
Is open all nlgut. K..h ojstors ev
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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 gilts that will please, just visit our
store and see our large and varied stock. The
I stock is now complete make early selections.
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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
CHAS. K. WOltDKN
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Qt a ti fr aiit a1 le newest things in
OiailUllCiy. correct Stationery in
beautiful gift boxes. One of the mostsatisfac-
tory gifts. Prices from 50c. to $2.50.
Candies:
Toilet Sets:
Fresh for the Holidays from
Nunnally's factory by express
Perfumes:
An ideal gift for a lady is
a nice gift package of her
favorite perfume. We keep all the standard
odors in beautifully decorated and artistic gift
boxes.
We are particularly
proud of the sets we
are showing this year. In sets from three to ten
pieces in beautifully decorated boxes.
Fine Brush Gifts: fMua,nyau
beautiful presents can be chosen from our fine
line of bristle goods.
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BIG LINE OF COPYRIGHT NOVELS JUST RECEIVED
j The above is only a small portion of our immense Xmas stock. By
:: aU means see these goods soon, while all lines are unbroken, fresh
: and dainty, gome and look. Tell your friends to come also.
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STAR DRUG STORE
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. 0th and Main street
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"The Christmas Emporium
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DON'T BAKE
Let u do it for you. Everything Home Made. Prlcei
Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
We nut up fox lunches); aim lunches for huntiwr, fishing
and picnic pnrtk-8. :: a trial will com Ince you that it
18 chenper to buy than to bukt.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
I Get Our Bread at Cawklns.
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