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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
■ X 4 44 44444444444 ?4 4 4Ì4444• >444’ -’ ’ -4444444444 x CHRISTMAS ♦ Gifts foi st I ! s See thè K K Ix Stura*’» \d inside. Walter lotiiiox bus rotili ned frolli Tulaie. California. city Sut N 8. Menili «a« In t arda? 011 businaMM. Mi«. I.ula Klrkpatilck I. n Sunday inorniug for California E. W. W ilkerson «a» in the <lt frolli Lecita this wewk. troni J. II. Ilemdg was in tl Fort Klama!li ili la «. k. troni .1. O. Hamaker mine 4 4 f f < >\ t l!< OATS GRAND AFFAIR OI r I: SEASON 4 4 Rovai Wedding 4 T 4 I O I AKE PLACÍ ; AT ; I m: BRICK STORE 4 4 4 4 T < ♦ • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r < • fr SATURDAY, DEC IO / Brilli die Children to See II. ; * , < •'f* - J • • «14 * 'IU 1st! Hits mu ss i S Hol E PROOF situ: is ASCOT TIES MI I I I.EKS I IM \ \ I s I s >11.lx >1 SPENDERS Sl IT < \sl.s I » < > < > < ► < > PORTLAND STORE Agents for Hart, Schaffner A Marx Clothing ♦ • ♦ 4 T he FIRST PICK HOLIDAY GOODS To «ave yon the rush and give you plenty of time to make your pnrili»«’«, we have started our holiday goods display early. Th« r<- is no need for you to shop. You can’t find Christ mas goods that combine more beauty and refinement with greater every day usefUlnesa, tlu«u our selection«. You may as well come here soon anti luive the advantage of getting the pick of all the liest and that too, without having to elbow your way through jam« of shopi<ers. Onr store will be crowded all day long soon. Better come early. I STAR DRUG STORE W m 444’'"3 ..... >4444444444444444X I Dependable : t f t 4 4 4 Hardware 4 4 Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns 4 and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every- 4 thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or 4 4 shelf-worn goods. 4 Agents celebrated Ellwood Fences— 4 and everything the farmer needs. 4 4 4 Man 4 ............................................ GEO. R. HORN, ,,ie Hardware X «fa »1« v¡« »f« «r^a«ja 4 «pa “The meUncbolly <Uy> are here. The saddest of the year—” But it will make your heart glad to see the new line of Have you seen the new Diamonds? We have them in our win dow. Watch our “adds.” It will pay you. We have got something to show you in up-to-date Jewelry and hol iday goods of the highest possible grade. H. J. WINTERS, ALL GOODS ENGRAVED FREE The workmen have been busy for several days past on the interior of the new Jacobs building and the shelving is now being put in It is expected that the building will be ready for occupancy witbin a week *}■» 4 •>,* •>,« a^a »j • a aya aya '¡/f Money to Loan—We have a few hundred dollars to loan on real es- ta’e Loan must be paid by May 1, 1909. MASON & SLOUGH. >•: ge Hill, of t! • Doliollib li alt) oiupany, left Tuesdax tor Oakland land. Attorney Gus N> wb i* I- In the y from Jacksonville on legal busi ness. Judge snd Mrs 1. F W Hills left Sunday morning tor a trip through Mexico. Hi'iiN Wed ne,.l c . 11. , • Iiib.r li. to Mr. and Mrs. H. II Dunbar, of this dty. a 9-pound girl. Attorney Pierce Evans left Tuesday morning '< r San FTanilsco where h* will spend the Holidays County Judge J. It Gi ifllrh return ed last Friday from Portland where he had been on business. rs. O. W. Muston left Sitar morning for Los kngeles vi here e will spend the winter. Hoy G. Wise tame dqwti from Fort Klamath last Thursd.i' and left next morning on the boat for the railr ad It Is as easy for a millionaire to be un optimist as it is difficult for n pt ssimist to be a millionaire. Mi>s H i. n Waked Id arrived last Su • In ■ t. .ht f- ■ ■■. <■ ‘ sun. California. where «he has been for several months. H G. Wilson, sup the Klamath Indian Res't vation, was down from the Agency this week Judge and .Mrs. L. F Willits left Saturday morning for a trip through .Mexico. They will be absent about a month. Rev It E Dunlap arrived last Friday from Lakeview to attend the quarterly conference of till Me! ho- ♦ dist church. E 8. PbillliMi. Jr., day for San Francisco Iforuia points, with a ing a polytechnic school Rev G. LeRoy Hall, who has I.... .. conducting «pedal «ervice« al the Baptist church.returned Frida, morn ing to hi« home In Medford. . VEGETABLES- PoUlUlM, Cfibs bage, etc., wauled by the .Monarch Mercantile Co. We pay CASH for 11-12 them . Bring them to us. E. I,. Swartrlander came down from Klamath Agency Saturday • v- enlng that evening from a visit at her home in Minnesota. FOR SALE—A fine ranch of GOO acres, 250 bead of cattle, 100 head of horses and mules. Price 125,000. 10-29 .MASON * SLOUGH. Geo. G. Gregory , «on of •’. P. Gre gory, and Geo. S.llall, who came here recently from Spokane, left Tueaday morning for San lH* go where they will «pond the wlnt* t. E. B. Ram«by came up from the Martin ranch at Spring Lake Friday to act as witness before th»- Gram! Jury in the robbery <a-- of the State vs. Melton, Johnson and Hale. For Sale or Trade—Residence and business property in the beat town in the Willamette valley. Inquire at the Boston Store. 7-2tf American Tield Fence and KOKOMO LAWN Fi-N’CI t ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE DEALERS STUDEBAKER Bl (i(i!ES WAGONS £0*0 bw 4 / Geo. T. Baldwin Torn Stephen«, the rent estate man, Mrs. ,R. R. Hamilton left Satur- returned last Sunday from San Fran day for Portland where «he will re- cl«co where he recently went with main about a month visiting friends hi« wife, He Staten that Mrs. Steph en« i« considerably Improved anti that and relative«. Fascinating Pyrography—150 page she will soon be able to return to her i illustrated catalog No. 2 free. Wood-(home here, ard, Clarke A Co., Portland, Ore. Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg and Mrs. | 12-10tf E. S. Phillips entertained a large I 1 Mrs. Richard Shore Smith gave a company of ladies at the horn*1 of dinner to a few friends Friday night, Mrs. Wattenburg Wednesday after the occasion being .Mr. Smith’s birth noon. The time was delightfully spent in needli " ork and conversation.Judg day. ing from the chatter and happy ex If you are looking for something pressions all present had a jolly put of the ordinary for a Xmas pres good time. At four o'clock daiaty ent, why not decide on an Edison refreshments were served. Phonograph, which will not only give J.F. Kimball left Tuesday afternoon pleasure for one day but for year« to ESTICAV NOTICE. by private conveyance for Lakeview come. E. W. Muller, cor. 6th and Main streets, has the largest «lock of in the Interests of the Weyerhaeuser From there he will go machines and records in the county Company. Gray mare, branded J.R. on left to Silver Lake, and will be absent shoulder; left eye out. to «elect from. 12-17 about two weeks. Mr. Kimball was IKE JACKSON, C. W. Watson arrived Sunday even accompanied to Lakeview by W. W. Yainax, Oregon. ing from Ashland and, after a visit Baldwin who goes there to sec Dave 11-12.12-17 with his sister, Miss Lyle Watson, Edler In connection with the well Have E. W. Muller add an attach boring machine which the Baldwin1 Anyone having an account with the ment to your phonograph so you may Company recently sold Mr. Edler. Singer-Wheeler & Wilson Sowing i enjoy the new 4-minute Amberol rec -------------- *-------------- I Machine Co., will kindly make their ord«. 1J-17 SHOP AT SI WI.MEKH. remittances to E. W. Muller, cor. 6th Make your wife happy with a now A blacksmith shop has been es- and Main St«., Klamath Falls, Oro., Singer or Wheeler & Wilson Sewing tablished at Summers. General work who now ha« sole charge of thia ter j Machine. E W. Muller, agent, cor. of all kinds promptly done. Horse- ritory for u« •th and Main streets, Klamath Falls «hoeing a specialty. 12-17-8t* ll-5tf Singer Sewing Machine Co. ----- — « Phone 261 Hello! Santa; is that you7 “Yes; sure it’s me.” X “Well, say, Santa, be sure [ L " and stop at the Square Deal t and det my Christmas and \ If □Sk, mama’s.” BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary DON J. ZUMWALT, I O, E. Preaident Map«, Plana, Blue Print«, Etc Abstracting E. M. BUBB, Vice President and Treasurer Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ■A* 4 I