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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued Dsllr. Kxcvpt Sunday, by tlw
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
HUHSUKU'TION KATK8
Jlslly, by mail, one year ....
Dally, "by mail, six montln..(.
I11r.br mill, three, niontli
Itlly, by mall, ono month
Dally, delivered by carrier, one week.
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. APRIL 5. 19W),
A preacher who om ii No' York
grocer $137 b Bono lo Now York
id cancel Iho obligation by working
it out. He rays It will requlro six
monthi to imj- off thn debt In full.
Wages In tho grocery business of
Now York mut bo high Indeed.
Unlets tho tariff la red u evil on
rlovcs and stockings, bare feet and
bar hands promise to become tho
fashion in many families.
Great Britain will need n few
more Dreadnoughts to protect Its
iKrcscsilon of tho south polo.
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HIMMEUM NEWS.
W. W. Maslen has bought a new
twr-stated buggy.
Mrs. Ankcny and daughter. Miss
Irene, are over from Eugcno to visit
their ranch.
"Dad" Wilson Is building a
slaughter pen on his ranch.
V. V. Masten recently lost a flno
horse from lung fercr.
Jack llorton has removed the
cattlo which ho was feeding on tho
Ankeny ranch to the Reservation.
Mr. McMulIsn was over to see
Charles Llml on business several
days ago.
Two ot Dcryl Short's children arc
sick with the measles.
J. Bears went to Merrill on bust
v. nssa Tuesday.
B. B. Henry passed through on his
way to his ranch, where he Is plow.
Ing.
John Colbunt has moved from his
ranch to town.
While riding through tho field on
his pony a limb ccratched Geo. Miles
on the (acu and badlyikliincd his
cheek. Fortunately tils eyrj eru
uninjured.
Charles Llml Is plowing for "Dud"
Wilson.
Grandma Routley Is visiting her I ditch camp gut killed Haturday,
laiiAlitcr. whllo the children of the
latter nrc sick with measles.
William Hooper has stopped school
to co to work at tho Southern I'uclllcl
camps In Holland.
Hoy Vernon Is hntillni: liny for
Krlckion & Peterson.
W. I. Ml I on Is mcmllDK n sni;
bruh rnke.
Mr. llounton, vthu t.ns hii'ii winter-1
Inc his milk cow and horso on tho,
Summers ranch, has taken tliem to
to II,
Wesley Masten r.s down from llio
llorton ranch Tuesday,
Tom Kinney took mime horses to
tho rallioad Mondny. I
Mrs. W. I. Mtnton hns been ImvliiK
lomn dental work done nt the Fulls..
Mr, Dunlap has been out from
sh !. ..!! IiIa ... 1 1 u l
iuhii uiaiiutun mii wuiir,
W, W. Masten has rmlnhcd haul.
Inp hay from the barge.
W, W. Masten, ho has been
stopping at the rullsslnco his return
from Imperial Valley, California, nt
turned to the ranch Monday,
O. S. Short Is moving from his
ranch, which he recently sold to
William IMtts of St. Unilt.
Vera Schmelscr, who has bean
staying lth her grandmother since
the death ot her hmbntid, Mr. .Mas
ten, has returned homo and will
again become nno of our pupils.
Sam Summers Is (iiivlnc some
plnwlng donu on his land above the
ditch.
II. U Hoggs Is putting up u new
Pagu wire fence cround his nrd.
W, P. Miles i audit a Mcond coyote
In his trap. ,
Sam Short and Miss Myrtle Mills
visited the former's slater last Wd-
nesday.
Charles Llml has tlnUbcJ hauling
bay from Harry .Pointer's place.
W. W. Mnstcn U .breaking all his
four-) ear-old horses to tho plow.
Jim Dixon lmt turned Ms lior-s
on llio range.
Ono of the best mules In tho Wells
It
THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE ALL
WOOL MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTI IES CAN DE I IAD
AT A LOWER PRICE THAN HERE.
AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE
THE QUALITY IS HIGHER OR THE WORKMANSHIP
SO FINE.
ASK FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ALL WOOL LINE.
R. I. HAMMOND
THE VALUE GIVLR
Don J Kt'inAIT,
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Klamaih County Abstract Co,
Surveyors nud Irrljlnllon Knijlitccra
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KInnuith Tolls, Orcflon
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Springtiime 5s Here
Hiirli it l li"r nlid rlgtt n.w Is II lime to IUk" It kjt
.' i;rn Ihe trvm sh.I llv liushe lieel prunlng.thu dtad i.qU
a s'.mlil I..- taken HIT. ami in- gsril'il nnd laitii Mill n :ii.y
'.'. I), 'lit ou for a II. U.' bii'-iiiMiH now. ti.nn! woiLtiivii um
noil iimiIi, and tlms ar H only klad i rsirr Let ,
urist IIVItllKN ll.IIIUvVII,n.nitKV r, LAWN ll.MUa
SI'MUH. PllNn KOIIKS. HIIOVKIH. TUOVVI'LH, I'tit'.S'.
I VI rllll'AltH. HAWS AMI JI'HAV W ll'8 11.111 . -"f.
t'iii' ti iii4'. luti law..
Iho coming .u
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id .1.111111(111 ctau i'u- fur
ROBERTS 5: HANKS
I HARDWARE MERCHANTS
.
Is not deflnltily knonti how It hap- One sit of liay exprest, single,
peucd, but Is supposed that a scraper hcrtn'M Nmrh nm. Leo Tlplmi,
slid don a hill on the mule. IVlti Pint.. :T-lw
Charles Llnzl Is again working for ' .
Chnrllo Ager.
W. P. Miles made a tool chest for
W. W. Masten last vnck.
DR. C. I'. MASON
The
f First National Bank
of Klamath Falls
APPRECIATION
This Rank values Hie buslneo. it receives from lis custom-
X sod takes every, opportunity of Celling; lliem m. Our c unlomem.
on the otlier hand, appreciate llio fact that tbo service rslenikil
to them Is coupled Hitli security. Any business arrangement
to be permanent must tic mutually satisfactory and profitable.
Therefore, in selecting of your liank, Iwve permanrnry in view
and establish yonrself for your present and future tvill being
wMh good, sound llank.
i Not How Big
but How Strong I
The size of a llank does not indicate Its strenglli. L'et d-ep-rr
Into the question than the building nnd statement of the lil
deposits and learn tho real strength of your Hank. We alnsys
carry In our vault a cash reserve conilstent with safely. Our
InvestmenU are all gilt edge. Tlw Officers or tills lluuk am
mm of character, shouldering the great responsibility of bank
las with the deiermlaatloa to serve the Bank's customers to
the best of their ability, -This Hank is a good place lo open
your Seconal.
Don't delay. Call on us at your first couvenicute.
The
I First Trnst and Savings Bank I
Klamath Falls. Ore.-
Pred Smith has finished ploalng.
The Smith children, who hao
been out of school on account of
mciulcs, aro aguln attending. '
Kent Ballard Is plowing on "!)d"
Wilson's place. ,
Ola Smith will ij;id n few dayni
'llli her auul, Mrs. Pred Smith.. i
Cl.arlle Wright wai out louktng
for a milk row. whli.li had stra'yid
auny.
Mrs. I!. W. Smith vlilled Mrs. II.
L. Hoggs Wednesday.
Charlie Llntl lias been hauling
sagu brush.
John lluniaker It hauling mrl: In
town.
George Miles will visit HlOMUe
Jamison as soon as school closes,
Onk Hoggs has finished plowing
.11. II. Henry bought somu grain
from Jim Dixon to plant on his
ranch,
TIiimi) from this vicinity who ero
town visitors last .itk werx: Hldln
Dennis, K. W, Smith, II, L. Hoggs,
Mrs. Iloutlcy, Have Wade, "Dad"
Wilson, J, 1). lloopcr.Austln Hooper,
Mr. nrooks and W. P. Miles
Dentist
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TsLcriii.s ts
I). V. KUYKKNDALI.
Atlomry ut law
Ki.mitt t'.Hi, Ofivnn
CENTRAL CAFE
Open Dny ,
una Nlijhl 1
Private Dining Parlors '
Oysttrs Served In Any Style '
J. V. HOUSTON. Prop.
Choice Garden
Lands
FOR RE?XIT
A lew plots or choice land for iJanlcn; Poiatoi
Cabbage, Celery or other truck, under
Irrigation nnd convenient
FRANK IRA WHIT1
CAPT. 0. C. APIT.KCATK Flfih Street near Ml
Has sums Lot Bargains for you
frse-e .. Ns ..
STOCK Idlt KAI.I.'.
Ten shares of stock In Unit iJikn
Lumber Company. Will sell for 95
a tb are.
T. P. IIKiniNri.
XOTICK.
Thcro Is money In tho Clly Treiiv
ury for Iho redumption of nil war
rants protested up to and Inclndtiu
June 30, l0G. Interest nlll ivarn
from date.
March 30, 1909,
J. W. SIEMENS. Clly Trtamr.)r.
BICYCLES
For an up-to-date wheul
ot a Rambler, on salo at
The Gun Store. Tents and
Guns for salu or for rent.
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods
THE GUN STORE
J. II. CIIAMUEH3
Phone 303 Opposite Am. Hotel
Guaranteed Paints
We have full lino of
W. P. fuller's Pure
Prepared PAIiOTS
A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received
GEO. S. HURN
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XOTICK UK AD.MI.MHTItATItl.VH
KIXAL MXOVST.
Notice Is hereby glvon thut Lena
I;e Smith, formerly Lena Leo llr
gut, Administratrix of tliu estatv of
Harry II u ford ilurguH, duceativd, hus
fllod her Final Account of tliu admin
istration of said ostute with tho
Clerk of tho County Court,, of Klam
ath County, Statu of Orer.on, and
that said Con it Ima appointed tho
hour of ton o'clock, lo tbo forenoon
of Tuotday, tbo 27th day of April.
A. 1). 11108, ns tho llmu for hearing
of objections, If any then bo, to such
Final Account, and tho settlomcnt
theroof,
This notlco la published by ordor
of said County Court, mudo and en
tered In the records thereof the 27th
day of March, 1909,
LENA LEEJiMITH .
(Formerly Lona Leo HarguB.)
Administratrix of tho Estate ot Hur
. ty Uuford llargus, dcaiwl.
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of KliiiMitlh PnIM, Will Boll im
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Apply In
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KLAMATU FALLS, OKEaON
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O. K. TRANSFER CO.
Keep ns moving; e atK prepared for worK
Tciiiiiiit,', drayiii; and forwartlinK. Is noT
Kdialilc nml prompt, service worthy' yotiR
Attention? Day or Nijjht. We're not a com A
Nmi'iher phones, oflke C71 and 873 tU barN
oiy: Cngj,'a,T;c and Pianos arc spccialticS
Fi'cIkIh orders liandlcd (iiicldy. No IdnfF
Epiipped wi'th' the only piano truck licrE
Ri-nsonaljle rates on Kootls stored. UetteR
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