Klamath republican., December 13, 1906, Image 5

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IN A TEAPOT
ing Illi* g«»vvriiiu«*i»t to rriiiov«« it* I i «* m «I
«ptMitvi* Ui m inurtf convenient mii <I cun
Men in I I ovm I ii y, himn*<liMl«*l)
Wn mm «
pi«lllli«<l in rvlinihitf to lrM«h* with (hone
who conllnue to ¡ml u brvMk on our
pruMperlK
We ere jii*lille«l tn relu*
in< 1“ |» hy h»r it courthim««« to I»«« built
in m thoroughly ««’lll-h Mini unent<«i
printiitf town that I m eunttnuoii«lv and
Another Attack on lulton Cau«e« a
temporary
I.Alt w«««’k (*>lll«<r’«
Row
IHMgH/.lllt*
TOYS AND DOLLS
pllh
li*h»<l an urtich*, conlaiiiintf h*tt«*r« that
pa««e«l ht’iwren 3»«n4torN Mih-hell mh «I
ofhcmllv hrvuthhig rvln«lh ui «411111*1 th«* I* niton Mini State Kenatoi Brownell Mini
government
other«, Mini the inh«rrnc«* i* drawn that
Th««««' aiiii«liv««r«loiiN may mmiii h*nh the ap|x*intin«»nt of lohn Hall a« l'nit««<|
to many ol your ¡ mm «|»I«*, hut th««y mm *
district attorn«') wmn mad«« on
ju»ltlh«'l by th«« rr«*«»rd
Ito« recent 1« condition of hi« pmuiiwd immunity
open. It might I m * Niiggi**ti««l that it 1« from |>roa«««'tit ion ol Menator Bi<>wm-ll,
never too Im«« to reform.
P avmkm
I’h««re in nothing what«<v«*r hi thu pub
Ii«h<«d letter« that uouhl directly lead to
ihi« coiiclu«don ami the whol«« affair
«MvotN gi« adv ol rev*«ng«*. in which
B m * w nell and other« term to la« impll*
l*icity Iin«* of < un haiii'w ateilllig «ilv«*i
calati.
ill vingh' pl«*« t*N amt »«*1«.
I hr charge that Fulton «ought lo pro
VurI m * m * Im«* ol «piM'liuph* holloa wat«*
tc« t Brownell in indignantly drnir«l hy
I n next to «Itoling "liver lor «er Vic««
I th«« l’nite«i Stat«*« Senator.
Boger Bro«. ’’IM*** in «el» and Ningl««
In reply Senator Fulton *ay«
"The
piece* in
their
latent de*lgn« and
charge that I tritai to protect Browell
pat ter n«.
Iroin unii« tmrnt and to do »o pmmiNed
lUautihil uteri and whit«* diatnond"
to «up|x»rl Hall lor rrttp|M>iiitm«*nl on
in broche*, »lud« alni ring»
condition that In* wouhl not prosecute
All kind« <>l jewelry in th«« lal«««l
Brownell, I« al»*oluirly and uiM|Ualitiv«lly
| Miltern«
I I m I nv .
A« «‘ometna the Alit* hell letter
N««w atnl very prrtlv Im«« of mantel
iit i« not improhahh* that I did indor««*
clock« and all kind* «»( alarm clock«.
I it
It i" « barged that through n«y
This Store has been made
into a Fairyland of . . .
AT He MATTAN’S
Toys, Dolls and Xmas Goods
the finest Display ever shown
in Klamath County
Don't send away for these goods before
seeing Our Stock.
We can satisfy
your wants
' hioth««r in January,
I offered
Brownell
lor Ihl« letter.
Avid««
Iroin thia Ijeiitg an
inlamou« lie, it"
A meeting "I th« I t I <n «<f fiamder ahftutdily i" ap|»arrnt, when it iaculi*
Tramatera I" call««d lor 7 : to p. in "harp. ■i«h«rt**l that mn a matter ol laet, Brow
nell d«*llvure«l the letter in «pi***liuii ami
I*v< IV in ilo* (’otiti Ilon*«*.
.ill «>1 my «'orrr"|"»mirnce with him to
J II. M« m » h » , t*re«i«lrllt.
m ««overnmrnt agent in the
summer
of
ami in .Xovemlrei ,
Ilo*
I l*r«**i«h*nt lurniNh«*«! me with a copy <d
D k * p« r»«m Bringing in the ruo«t thi« lvilei
liikro at Winter«’ J«w«|iy »lore, hi
In ivh*rring to tw«> brief let tri n «pmtcd
I III l*t r*07, 12 M Will get II f-'agold m th«« a:tnl«« m (’ollier* puipoitmg to
u or T. r.
GRAND PRIZES
NO IICH
watch ln*e.
i
»mv Iroin ('hari« « II, Carey
We are going to give as Prizes this Xmas:
an>l John
100 piece China Set: One Man's Suit of Clothes, and a fine $15 Doll
' Hall, urging him to preVehl Bri»t«>l*«
K«*p«uing , ««mtllmallon, the St natur «aid hr hod
«|«me promptly at M* II ittan'a.
ha«l th«»rt>ugh «vai« h iim<le thr><iigh hi*
Wahli
Un« l««r
w«t*h«*N.
Several »ale« have I h ’<* ii con«iimtiat««d tllr» «ml tm «ucli h*tter<* w«»rr |oun«l.
| Hr «!«•*• la r«««i oiie «if two r<»nclu*ii<n* wa*
lately in th«* 11-»1 spring* A*hhli««n
New * «in A V mler w « mm I ar«* «4«* agent«• higival, pirNUming the letlrr« had Ireetl
aritten: F.ilher the letlrr« wrrr ah«
for the Eaatman K'niak. h<*lMk* make
ora» ird (tom hi* ti » * «o rl*«* 1' ry w«*r«*
Ideal Xmaa prveent*.
' tahrii lr«»m the maila I m *I«» m * rva« hing
All |M«rw>n« not receiving ticket« fm ulin. Ile ha«l m* kn*»w l«-dg«* *»l h^%ing
A* a mallvr « I lavi,
gHrtlrn l»oughl thi« month at Winter’* «•Vei *«*«*n thrm.
»h«* s’,iu«t**i aitach«*« li«» importamr lu
Jewelry «tore aie mtitl«*d to them lor
the letlrr».
th* ««king
Ergular
old fa«liioiiC<l «lance nt th«*
opera hou«r Saturday
night
(«« mw I
order guaranteed.
E\eryt«»«|y invited
Tk krt« W ett
Al! good* hand* «tnely engraved
Winter*« Irwal«« Store.
at
K K KSTORE
Xi-w <h »Igo« in «»itvvrwair, umdul i nd
«'legant gift goods, at M« Haitan ».
Xewa««m
A
I’nlrrwtMxl
a
make
N|w*cinlty of | m * i «• iipti’Ui», only
purr,
lr«*»h «bug* an* u*««‘l, with th«« ir»nlt
i luit the ui«*«11* in«* ha* th«* «le*ire*! rflr«*t
Beautiful Dolls for Girls; Tool Chests for Boys, and other valuable things given away with a SI9 purchase
The Portland Clothing and Shoe Store
Gifts for Men and Boys:
SUITS Overcoats
FOR MEN
made
FOR MEN
of
pur«* Ma<le of water­
wool material, proof material,
form - fitting long and loose
Myles.
HARI. SCHAHNIR X MARX
goods
— puke -
styles--tho kind
that is worn in
the city
-PIIICE-
$10 to $30 $7.50 to $15
HUIS
FOR MEN
\NI> HOTS
An appropriate ar
A variety of
styles and
shinies.
Well known
brands as
( astio Bros,
and Stetson
tide for a Christ
_p|U«’E—
FOR BOYS
Well
in two and
th ret* pieces.
BOYS
trimmed,
attractive and
Will please the
little ones and
long pants.
keep them com­
Norfolk and
fortable.
Russian styles. Rare values for
Ages, 3 to 19
the money
-PRICE-
-PRICE-
cxcliisne
and
signs.
tie
In silk am
pique.
l’KK E
SlIPPfRS
Foil MEN
That give ease ami
ANI» HOYS
snappy.
Shirt and
Show)
$1.25 to $5
SUITS Overcoats
FOR
in»', toft.
comfort to the feet.
A variety of styles
All wool ami part
wool, in black.white
grey, maroon, navy
ami fancy atripea.
- PRICE—
$2.75 to $9 $3.50 to $8 5()c to $4
to choose from
for a suitable
Christmas gift
PRICE—
75cl0$l.75
This Store has an
abundance of
¿ood things that
will please your
nearest and
dea rest
Gifts for Men and Boys:
MUFFLERS UNDERWEAR Neck wear SHOES
Specially iKxiirht for
the Holidays.
Iiifferent aliadea
Ladies are espec­
ially invited to
visit our store
and examine
our values
The prices are as
low as any city
store will charge
you
The goods are all
seasonable, speci­
ally bought for
the holidays. Ex­
cellent gifts for
your friends
and relatives
ami design».
Also plain black
and white.
Splendid value».
50c $1.25
10
Exceptional
We have an as­
values in high
sortment of
grade under-
neckwear never
wearimedieated
shown before
PRICE. PER sl’IT
—PRICE—
$1.25 to $5
25c to $1.50
trimmings.
Also combination
sets: sleeve holders,
ami garters.
GIOVES
Ideal Christmas
A selection of every­
gifts for men
day gloves ami
and boys.
dress gloves.
—PRICE-
—PRICE—
50c to $2.50
light and heavy
leathers,
dancing pumps
and boots of
double breasted Four - in - hands all descriptions.
Also silk and Aseots in differ­ Nothing more
ent widths.
wool mixture
useful as a
For rain or sunshine All silk, lieautiful
are a useful gift.
patterns, calf
75c to $2.50
MEN AND BOYS
wool; single and in this county.
UMBRELLAS SUSPENDERS Hosiery
—PRICE—
FOR
50c |0 $2.50
Silk embroid­
ered, lisle and
cotton in fancy
Christmas gift.
-PRICE—
$1.50 to $8
SHIRTS
. Phenomenal
shirt values
are offered
in
this
designs; also
men's store.
the plain black. Mt. Hood brand
negligee and
These are all to
dress shirts.
be closed out
Also in eoat
style
— AT—
25c and 5oc
PER PAIR
—PRICE-
75c to $3