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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued Dally, Except Sunday, by Hie
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
ut had luck lately Nut limit tutu Iiu
ns kicked by u homo timl lib limb
was thrown out of iiluco. It luul bo
como well, 'but while he win In Pah)
last Sunday ho nun nitnlu kicked on
the lumo kuee by u horse whh.li Carl j
Clrny wm breaking) then to ndd tnl
lit troublos, whllu choppluR wood
n few days nno. tliu wood bnlim fior
en. tho nxo. which wait n double-bit-led
one, bounded back MrlMiiK Itllil
lu the head citltltiK unite n Rash
Jim. I.okui' wni nt lleo, Itlltur's
Inst week to Ket some wheat
Ted llnuilncrsley made a business
trip to Scy Pool's plnco this week to
get some telephone wire.
Mr. and Mrs Kiull Kgort made n
visit lu fieo. ltltter'H ulnre hist Hu II-
I front Mr. Lowe's place to taunt Lake day, bujiiiK some wheal while there
Miiki'I, Wheeler Ai Wllnou HuwIiir
.Machine Akcim-), uir litli and Main
for nuudluj ami nil Mitchlues (or
rent, IX
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KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1909.
PLEVNA ITEMS.
Mr. Karecow cauitbt an eight-pound
t trout Monday.
O. F. Sevtts and J. II. llarnes were
hunll os coyotes Tuesda).
Mrs. Kerns visited Mrs. Scvlts last
Tuesday.
Sir. Wall, of Kcno. passed here ou
his way home from tho Kails Wcdnes-ay.
Itay Lamb was In this vicinity buy.
las fur Friday.
a. P. SoYlts shot and killed a large
wildcat near Long Lake Wednesday
Mr. Ford, Mr. Snowgooso and 11. W',
Mc"oralck. of Keno, passed hero
on their way to the Falls Thursday.
J. II. Darnea and G. F. Sevlt are
Mtrndlug Jury In the Falls this week.
(1. a. Kerns visited tho Falls last
Friday.
Homer. Mary and Durdctto Bcrs
rrcre nbsent from school Thursday.
Mr. YenValkenburg passed through
hr Friday,
CUCord Sovlts Is staying with his
auat, Mrs. Barnes, while Mr. Barnes
Is op. the Jury.
Nellie Wood, the Keno tcachcr,and
Harry Wall passed through this dis
trict Sunday.
Mr. Talbot expects to move from
Klaaatb Falls to this district soon.
He has purchased some land near the
school bouse.
Those who went to the Falls Sat
' unlay from this district were: Mr.
Drtatner, Br., Mrs. Brentner, Jr., G.F.
Serlts, Mr. Byora . Charley and Cllf
fprd Sent". Burdetto Dyers and Mr.
Bttita.
Mr. Millie Brontner visited our
school Friday.
Mr. JUford camo from tho Falls to
his ranch 8unday.
Mr.' Brentner, who has Just come
frqtn; Santa Barbara, Cnllf , I suffer
ing; from a severe cold taken during
ine stormy wsu
E. Tbompiel
Pine, prove,
Saturday.
A. Urontnor was In tho Fnlli Tuesday
IXTKIIKMTI.NU XKWS
IIAIUV AM) VONNA VAI.LKY.
n virtue of mi execution and older
of imlu duly Issued by thn Clerk ot
the Clicult Conn or Kliiinntli Count),
Mate of Oregon, dated the IVth dny
of Juuuai), I P 0 '.i , In ii certain mllou
ut law In the Circuit Court of the
State o( Oregon, for the Cuuuiy or
Klamath, wherein Albeit Hhur as
plaintiff recovered Judgment ngulnst
iW. II. May, defendant, for the sum
lot Four Hundred TorO-elght nud
To-llMi (HS7ii) Dollars, toitetlier
with Interest thereon from tho -ttli
duy of August, I'JOS, nt the tute of
. s per cent per annum, ami an order
I of sale of tho Ni:-t of Mi: J, of Sec
tion 31, TowiiHhlp 41) South of Itnur.i'
'ovVeiAT7
Abstracting m. i,,,
Marx, Plana, Blue Prints, tic.
Don J Zi'mwai r,
rrvildvnl
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
ftiKT K miaow, ycrolty
Klamath Falls, Oregon
o-i.ee.eAAt1l. 1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Terry Reynold's will
leae soon for the Itogue Ither Vut-j
ley
Jeff Klrkpatrlck has returned to
his home from Lost Hlver, where he
has been trapping.
Harrison Gray made a business
trip to Bonanza lost Wednesday, tak
ing with him Mrs. Jeff Klrkpatrlck.
who will asnlst Mrs. Morlne at the
Big Springs Hotel ut that place for
Hoternl months. Maude Klrkpatrlck
J. II. Domiell mude u trip to llo
nunta last week
Wm. Uhriiinnu, of Youiiu. wo'it to
thu Fulls Thumdn) He tool, with
him somu of the wltnoise on the s ;i(k( w ((HJ ,.xnlllll ,.
trial for horse stealing UKainst -li.w. , ,,, ,,,,. s, jtl) ,,,'X
I.Ukey. Alf.Wnllls nnd Walter Welch JlllllllMi j,,,
Thoso going wltli Mr. Ulmimmi were Nol;o ,, K,ti,t, K,Vil ft , w,
Mrs. Hosn Heck and W ! Sedge , .,,,,, . f .,...,.. ,.,. ...
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tin- front door of the Coin! lliisi In
Klmiiatli I'iiIIj, Uieyou, nt the liotir.
Jacob Kueck made a bimllie tllp
to UonautA Wedne-iday.
A small party enjojed a pl-n-nnl f ((VU)lK ( , (f ,,, (ll) H1, UI
evening nt Mr. and Mrs. Geo H:tb ,,,,,,. ,. ,,, U ,llK,ll)l b,,,,Mr
home Wednesday owning 1 "one i f,)r ,,,, , following discilbiM prop.
present wore mt ami .iu i-errj i
lleynolds, Mr and Mrs, Thos. Mlch-i
scl and children, nnd J M Tool.
Wm. Clarke iind John lonnell
made n trip to Dairy latt Sunday
irty. to-wlt: Z
Tho NKU or the 8C4 or Hrctlon
31 lu Tow nihil) 40, South of
ItatiK" S l.'nHl. Wlllnmntte Mer-
Idliiu, lu Klamath Count), Oregon,1
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niBSSSSSSSSlBSSSS!&Ctf
brnud school
Master Ward Rueck has boon sick blt , )ar ,)f n(.0
Little Freddie lluetk. whoio llrst,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,
miirh theri'or nslz
until IiiiIie- '
In tho s Ut 1 grnue iiitiiougii uu 11
" 7 " ' , ", llnn.n.. whlrhl '",C rr,"llK' " "" ,u , '" " ' tllkell ntld leUd Oil ns III
will go 10 whool at llonania. which , , t mljobralld, but who Is f ... .. .
will tnko ono pupil from Iho llllde-' . -..,,... .ci,,.()i , nonnnwi. Is ," ' . ,, .
, . .,, 'now nttenuini. scnooi iu iioiinniii, , my ,0 m,ct.rj t ,nllfy
'Universal
Bread Maker
Mixes Mid kneadi
Brciid thoroughly in
Three Minutes. The
Hands do not Touch
the Dough.
ROBERTS S HANKS
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
since last Thursdu) and unable to
attend school.
C. C. Peaivon was busy last Sat
urday digging a well on his placo with
the assistance of some of his neigh
bors. O. Hoppe, of North Youna, made a
buslnoss trip to Dairy Saturday,
Wo are Laving very peculiar weath
er In Youna Valley now. For a few
hours there Is a promise of an carl)
spring, nnd then suddenly It will
cloud over and begin to rain or snow.
Tho last few days Jesse Draw has
been busy breaking horses to drive
and to ride.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Reynolds made a
business trip to Geo. Hitler's place
last Monday.
Last week J. II. O'llrlen and Bert
Shelley were riding for horses In
in Yonna Valely.
Wm. Flackus, ot Yonna, was call
ed to Swan Lako Wednesday to s'.-c
Mr. Strublo who lu suffering from
a disease In one ot his limbs, which'
her. . A 'the doctors say must be taken off he-
and Erni-il.aWjTl. of fore ho will recover.
hauled JoaS of hay Wm. Clarke Is having a great deal
m-e
Geo. Hitler and son John, wero
busy breuklug horses last wee):.
A tight rnln fell Wcdiieidny night
making more mud 011 tho nlrcid) bad
roads.
Mr. Mills, a honuitendvr of North
Yonna, Is now busy sawing wood for
his own use
Mrs. L. M Fitch was subpoenaed
on tho horse stcutliu case nt the 1
Falls. Shu left Wednesday, being
tnken to Dnlr) by Mr Ketchum. from
which place she took the stage. Miss
Hazel will stay with Manuel Vlerrn
during her mother's absence
TsuritoN. is
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klnmitlh Fall., I)rcn
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FIRST
thing to consider In depositing money in a bank is Mcuiity.
The capital nnd surplus are tne depositors protection fund.
The
NATIONAL
government superintends and examines this bank. Our stock
holders and directors are responsible, well-to-do business
men. This ,
BANK
has been established C years, during which time It bos
served the banking public faithfully and built up a largo and
prosperous business. Tho best service possible Is none too
good for our country customers and the people ot Klamath
Falls and County.
The First National Bank
of Klamath Falls, Ore.
Interest
,.1 tbo greatest Incentive towards savins money.
When you And your money Is earning j something you fcol Z
mAPA lllra uivlnrr W
; Interest, like a much adrertUod remedy, '.'works wbilo you '
sleep."
We ..pay Interest on .saving's aocounta from $1 up, and on
certificates' of deposit for 0 or 12 months' tlmo.
Absolute safoty, liberality and courtesy our watch-word.
FURNITURE
When you buy furniture, won't you tlve thN
store the opportunity of competing for your pur
chase? We can nnd will save you monu, if you
will tfive us the chance. We can't if you don't.
Surely our claims nre worth tentim; it 18 oiir
money we are talking of saving, t'omi', tost dm.
GILLETTE
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ment In favor of the said All.-rt Hliur "v"'"""""'""'"""""nii
and iiK.ilnnt said W II Mav and ..
said laud, together with Inti ret
OiiM-on nnd costs and dliburseiueuts
to ncrrue.
Dated this !Uh dny of Februnr),
I'JUU, nt Ulnumlh I'nlK Oregon
W II ll,RNi:H,
Sheriff of Klniuath County, Oimoii.
S-10-3.10
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When htockii in Mills Addition were olftritl
nt liiirtriiin prices n number of tihrevwl invcs
tors IxiUk'ht: since that time values have
increased materially.
These Lots are Bargain Buys
nt present priced, nnd there is every reawa
to anticipate an advance in prices. Iternem
her these lots nro FIITY feet in width and
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY KELT
deep more than double tho area of most
town lots offered to investors.
FRANK IRA WHITE
Office on VirthStml
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE
FRANK WARD
Land Salesmen.
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Guaranteed Paints
We have full line of
W. P. Fuller's Pure
Prepared PAINTS
A Bid L e of Heating Stoves Just Received
GEO. R. HURN
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BALDWIN & BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
The
First Trust & Savings Bank
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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. V l9nb cent lr I
HERALD ADS PAY
NOTIC'K Will I'UIIMCATIO.V.
Department of thu Interior, U. H.
'.nnd Orflce lit Uikuvlew, Orison, lie
ember 14, 1'JOfl.
Notlco Is hereby Klvon that Maud
tfnydun, of Klamatli Kails, Orenon,
vho, Nov. 30, IKOS, made Timber nud
IHtoiio Appllcnllon No 0HKL', lor NV.'i
'NW!4, 80c. 29, Tp. 37 8 It. !) K
W. M tins tiled notlco ot Intention
to make fluul proof.to estahllsli claim
to Iho land ahotq described, boforo
'County Cleik Klamnth Co., ut Ills of
ficii, at Klamath I'ulls, OrtKoti, 011 the
2th day of robnmry, 19011,
Clalmiiiii iiiiiiins as wlUiesnes:
Albert lluirison, A. M.' Jamison,
John 0. Bchallnck, lien Carlisle, all
of Klamath Kails, Oregon.
,. .. J.N. WATSON,
'I Roilstftr
iass-s
VAN RIPER BROS, grocers
ii BRICK WORK
AND
PLASTERING
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H. E. CHILD
KLAMATH fAIXii O"""
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CENTRAL CAFE
Open Dsy
and Night
Private Dining Parlors
Oysters ftcrved In Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
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American Hank A TnulC1
DR. WM. MARTW:
Dentin
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