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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
NOTICE OP MEI-TINO
ESTIMATES OF AMOUNTS TO BE .UA.1SED IN KLAMATH COUNT
OREGON. FOR THE YEAll 19:0.
In Iho County Court of the State ot Oregon. In and for Klamath County.
In the Matter of tho estimates ot amounts ot money to bo raised by Tnx.
tlon In Klamath County, Stato of Oregon, for tho ensuing Year.
Tho abovo entitled matter coming on regularly to bo heard In tho abovo
entitled Court this 6th day of December, 1919, there being present lion, n.
1731 Thomas Willing, an emi
nent merchant who was president of
I tho tlrst chartered hank In America,
born In 1'hlladclphln. Died there,
11. iiunnell. County Judge. Burrell Short and Asa Fordycc, Commissioners, 'January 19, 1S21.
-when the following procccoings were nnii, w
That It Is hereby ordered by tho Count
Oregon, That there be, and there Is hereby
Moneys proposed to do raisoa oy laxauon
ron. for tho ensuing year, as provided
J913 Session, and as amended by Chapter
irlt: ,
Estimates of Amounts to bo raised In Klamath County, for the year
3920, from the 1919 tax rells:
Sheriff's Office
Salary of Sheriff i - I3.000.0fl
One Deputy at J150.60 per month 1,800.0
Traveling Expense ........ 1. 200.00
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win imi licnry uiny rritit, t-iiyuMi-.
y Court of Klamath County., . llhillllthroI,,t1 born at Wwt Y
estimated, mo nmuunis oi an - , , v..r.'2
i. A r.. ..I n.. nrnrlnn ln. 11 Oil III NOW 1 DTK I
in iMuiuiun uouuij, oihiu ui uh-h"""- --- i .
In Chapter 234, Oregon Laws, iCity, December 2, 1919. IV
222, Session Laws of 1915, to- is63 Denmark protested against M
V Total L.......-..........-... - - J 5, 0Q 0.00
, County Jail
Board of Prisoners, Supplies, etc, ... - $1,500.00
Aseo&mcnt and Collection of Taxes
Sheriff's Office . . . ....-....... 15,000.00
County Trcasurcr'a Office
Salary ot Treasurer .. J. : U.B00.00
County Assessor's Office
Salary of Assessor . .. . ...... ............. $1,500.00
Deputy Hire and Extra Help .'......'......................... ............ -t.8S0.00
What to Give the Ladies
J6.380.00
.12.000.00
. 5,700.00
mander
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Rno.no tf
400.00
tho proposed occupation of Schles-wlg-llolstcln
by tho Gorman states.
1900 Memorial services for tho
British soldlors who fell In Soutjl,
Africa were held In St. Paulcat
thedral. ' v iS
1903 The Williamsburg Bridge,
connecting the boroughs of Manhat
tan ond Brooklyn, was formally
opened. A)
1914 Itusslans defeated Turks In
the Caucasus.
19 IS llrltlsh withdrew tho An
rnc army from the Qalllpoll.
1916 Austro-Qermnns advanced
toward Sorcth rlnsr In Rumania.
19? General': Sorkll.' allied -com-inder
ftr'Slbnl(:, 'was recalled.
Ivory Toilet Articles
Fine Perfumes
Stationery
Fountain Pen
Manicure Sett
Kodaks
' Brushes, Combs, Mirrors
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'Total -
County Clerk's Office
Salary for County Clerk
Deputy Hire and Extra Help ........
' County School Superintendent's Office
Salary of Superintendent' . .. Z..Z
Traveling Expense ............................................................
mmic benool Medical Examination ......................... 50.00 O
8th Grade Examinations and Summer Training School (or Instl- . I ...r.
u,mniimmM,fcmMMmmi V W v v
Wilson in Paris
$2,850.00 ' Marshal Jo'ffro was mado a mem
Oner-Year-Ago Today
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President
Total
County Court nnd Commissioners
Salary County Judge . ....
Salary of Commissioners ....... . : .....:..!-;...:.
Exporting Books, . . . ...I-l... ......
....$1,500.00
.... 2.000.00
.... 600.00
... 500.00
.... 1.000.00
ber oi tho French academy.
German Soldiers' and Workmen's
congress transferred full power to
Ebert government.
$5,600.00
$2,000.00
.5 500.00
250.00
450.00
Total . . ....
County Surveyor's Office
Salary and Expense ot Surveyor ..... .
County Coroner's Office
Coroner's Fees ........ ....-.
Physician Fees .................,..........-........-...-............
Juror and Witness, etc. ....... ..............-.
County Physician and Health Officer
Salary Health Officer ,
Salary County Physician and Examinations -
County Veterinarian and Stock Inspector
County Fruit Inspector . .....
Circuit Court
.$1,200.00
.$ 100.00
1.300.00
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DKIEIYS
rtnwt
.$1.4 00.00
.. 200.00
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MEF 11Y TAKING TANIiAC.
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Without the ladies there would be no Christmas.
Without specialized gifts for giving to women
(Dhffstmas would provide little pleasure to most of
us. ' Our list of women's gifts this year is big; We
are showing hundreds of different things, some of
themre for her own personal use in her daily life
arTdsoqial work, some of them are for the benefit of
fh'&houbehold, others she can purchn'se and give to
someone elr,e. All these goods are on display now
and pffired for selection. The quicker ladies come
and see these goods the better satisfied they will be
with the better completion of their Christmas list.
And what a pleasure every lady will take in buying
theke goods!, not only because of the fine quality they
represent and the excellent assortment that gives
such fine opportunity for selection, but the liberal
savings in prices which will allow her to give liber
ally with limited means.
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Trunk, Suit Case of Bag for Xmas?
Something that you need every day of
the year. See the new styles we have
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ninke that would bo HtroriK enoiiKli'
to express how thankful myHclt nntn
husband arc for Tunlnc," said Mr j 1
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I East 15th St., Los Augelcs, "Tanlac
j has restored my health
jeers of suffering," she
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"All my life I hnva had io reul J
i appetite und hnd o be ery careful.
what I ate for gas would fill no up
and' seem to press on my heart terribly.
ror mo pasi lew yenrs -i nate nimnlrtn line of Crater OiKo u'nm xa. t,nn ti.
had no peace at nil and was in pain nnd It. Hlinsln fnuneil pUturrn at
nearly every minute and my condl- Miner mom v uu .""i "' , Queen Alexandra and
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Exclusive on Belber Luggage
tlon became so serious I could get
no rest or sleep. I Just lived on ten
and would sit down at the table
Hiree times a day with only a cup
of tea for a menl and never u'bitc of
solid food at all, once In a while n.
glass of milk, but that was all. Even,
a bite of bread would cause mo
such agony I could hardly endure it
"I tried every sort of medicine oi
treatment any one would suggesi
but got no relief whatever. In fnc
nearly all the medicine I took cnm
right back up again nnd left m:
stomach more irritated and pnlnfu
than ever. I was so sick and miser
able I was In dread all the time. I -was
terrible.
''My husband had been taking
Tanlac and had been so much bener
fitted by it that one day when I wns
so bad off ho urged me to take a
dose, which I did. I was greatly suij
prised to find that It stayed on my
stomach and Instead of nnuseatinp
me seemed to soothe me. I have now
tuken four bottles nnd I don't hesj
tate to say that it Is tho finest stom
ach medicine made for every bit of
the gas and pain are gone from my
stomach and I don't havo palpitation
of the hpart any more. I am eating
moro now than I ever did In my Hfo
before and I relish every hit of It.
I don't have tho slightest discom
fort after eating, cither, nnd I havo
gained a lot of weight. Positively U
feel better than I ever did in my
whole life.
"My IiuHband and I Just bless tho
day I heard of Tanlac nnd as I wild
beforono statement I could make
would be strong enough to oxprps
1 our gratitude for it."
f Tanlac Is sold in Klninaili Fall
by the Star Drug Co., and In I.orolla
by the Jame3 Mere. Co. Adv.
Try 'em. Herald Want Ada
her threo
daughters, as well as tho I'rlriccss
Mnry, all uso tho typewriter.
A subiiciiptlon to The- Crenlct
Herald for n promectlo locator this
)oar, might mean a Chrlitm
present for all of us next year. ,
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Soup
' Cream of Chicken n la Holnne
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Mission Illpe Olives Sweet Gherkins
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Crab en Mnyonnieo
Vour Cholco of
Supremo of Chicken Frlcasseo, Hox Stylo
Iloast Young Chicken, Celery Dressing
GIblet Gravy
' Vegetable
Mashed Potatoes Steamed Head IUco 'i
IlCHhl'l't
Pumpkin PIo Apple Morlnguo Pudding
Cafo- Nolr ' .
Special Sunday Dinner ,
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Best Service
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On Christmas we will serve a special dinner that has take"
us some time to prepare, and we invite you to spend the glad Yuie
ticje with us. " rt
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