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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Engine Boiler Blows Up.

Miles City.-By explosion Of the
boiler Of an engine on the st. Paul
road at vananda station. about sixty
miles west of Miles City, Engineer
James NJ. Marker and Brakeman
James z. Bowman were SO badly In
jured that they were reported dead
shortly after the accident. Fireman
Frank II. Walters was badly scalded
and Conductor Kelly was thrown
through the cupola window Of the ca
boose. The train of fourteen cars
was hurled into the ditch.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

St. Paul. Dec. 2l.-The entire dele
gates of the federation OF labor and
President Hawley Of Switchmen's
union met the ofiicials of the local rail-
roads in the Northern Pacific railway
building at II o'clock today. After .
conference of two hours they adjourn
ed for luncheon. with an agreement
to meet again this afternoon Nothing
was given out as to what was discussed
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Women Farmers In West.

Miss Mabel Sudduth. q university
Of Chicago girl. took up q homestead
claim Of l6O acres near Broadyiew,
Mont, IS miles from Billings. She
lived in tent while getting her shack
ready, and afterward designed and
built a pleasant bungalow. composed
entirely Of logs. She has now taken
more prizes for her farm than any
other exhibitor In . recent exposition
at Cheyenne. Miss Anna Christiansou
Who was formerly . nurse In . hos.
pital in New York city. II another q
the women settlers who has pros
pered. She has made . specially q
small vegetables
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Sonhomore Dies.

Bozeman.-Scarlet fever claimed
another victim in this city when A C.
Copper. a sophomore In the chemis-
try department of the state college.
succumbed 10 the malady. He had
been i'll about two weeks.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Less Saloons Wanted.

Twin Bridges.-Stsps are being tax.
en- to regulate the number Of saloons
in Twin Bridges. Alderman Hart
Pease has given notice that he will
introduce an ordinance to that effect.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Then the Scissors Cut In.

"You may be sharp" said the thread
in the needle, but I notice you are
always getting 1t in the eye"
"Oh, don't know" answered tho
needle, II notice that whenever you
get In a hole have to pull you
through"
Hush up, you two" cried the thin.
BILE. IF 1t wasn't for my push you
would neither of you get along"
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Pathos Out Of Place In Schools.

In an address at a teachers insti-
tute Miss Martha Sherwood said that
sad and pathetic stories should have
no place In the public schools. She
declared the pupils great need is hui
morous stories and the kind that
make children roll on the ground
with laughter. Anything to make
them laugh. and laugh loudly" she
said. 1T makes them grow. puts
sunshine into their lives and develops
contented men and women"
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

ment Of commerce and labor to prac.
tice law.
Cable is q son Of the late r. R
Cable Of the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific railway. He Is q lawyer by
profession and is the personal choice
OF Secretary Nagel
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
New Receiver At Devils Lake.

Washington. Dec. 20.-Frank w. N.
Cockburn was today appointed re-
ceiver OF the Devils Lake landofHce
also the following postmasters were
named. H. T. Nelson. Courtenay.
$1,000; Nyman Brandt. Park River.
$1,000: c. C. Hutchinson. LaMoure
1000.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
IMPERTINENT.

Missionary-You haven't been to
Sunday school for q month. don't
expect to meet you In heaven!
Kid-Gee! didn't know you wus
as bad az all dat!
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Ex.senator harris Dad.

Chicago. Dec. 21.-Former u. s.
SEN. W. A. Harris Of Kansas died sud
denly here today at the home Of .
relative o. heart disease.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24
Important 10 Mothers.
The Noisy One.

Bacon-Eyery man In the concern
belongs to the Anti-Noise society but
one.
Egbert-And who Is that one?
.The silent partner"
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

"How's your digestion!"
Better. thank you. I'm chewing
WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT after
meals"
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

You cannot hurt anybody without
receiving a greater hurt yoursslf.-
Golden.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

The man who can maintain q ropur
tation for wisdom In the presence q Q
youth just out Of college u Q Wuodor.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

DO NOT ACCEPT A SUBSTITUTE
when you want Perry Davis PAinkilloP. ~ 1o8hana
is rs GOOD for EheumAtikm. nouFAlaia ~ 1IilSf
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

Or. Pieross Pieaans PeIlsts ssgalnss - invie
oFnte stomach. liver and hO1o6 01nl-G0oaS
Tiny gfAnales, eAsy % tAke - GA1Ay.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-24

DID anybody ever ask The vsspine
willow Why II dos IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

@ien. 81. San. - Ser Mationali.
toicnbober 5eitigie ecItern int stbee.
orbnetcnbanie beS Reid)Srotts obsr.
mails nie itiirn,iid)iten Scenerl. gu,
nGd)it brad ein Gonilift 5uiid)en Csc.
d)cn iinb Slonenen aus. Die lid,
lpcd,iellsitig nit Sen Grsitcn Sdim,
pIcreien re9oIirteil. S%teIlenmsiie bnttc
ea ocn auid)ein. ais Oh Die Streiien.
Den ban6gentein peroen ipiir0sn.
Gam IicB 8rai Sicrnbsra. Der iidJ
'dlon bel Sen aileriffen auf Die Slo.
penen berboraethon botte. ieinen
eeutibfeinoiid]en @sfiibIen freien
2ouf. Sn ieinen alusIaiiuneen per.
iiiee er iih basu. bic EeutIden Bob.
mems dls yGinbrefer" 81 beseitnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
GSfimu nrrm0bcit Sapaner.

Son Sraneisco. 81. Son. -
Gin crbittcrtcr @ortitreit iiber oen
Merlb ihrer reipeftipcn 21roer. ser
Yer. Stantel, nno Sopan, Der al,
&orb oea 3olfreu5crs .WtcGudeugh"
5lpt'd)cn citiem Sapnmer mo einenl
C*fino ous Mlosfo iitattiouo, fiihrtc
jn ellier SdllGeerei, bel meldler Der
Ioponcr ben Siirjcren 500 nnn
'dIiiltm rerhouen plirDe. Ger So.
pnller bette zen Gsfimo gebGuieIt.
rob er Der Sohn eilter flogaeuIoiell
Nation lci. mo bate babel olld) 81.
'peIiirIih pom oen Ser. Stnoten &c.
'profen, peSholb linn Der 2ohn zines
holben MoadiS ~entSneen miro. Ger
Sarnp' Sluiid)en ben bciben Combat.
taaten bate jruei StintOeu gelpGbrt,
ebe lie getrennt perben fcrnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

gebiIoet, nelfer iih Die 9eihafiung
zines Sonbs sur GrrittuH5 zines
EenfrnoIs fir ben jii,sit geitorbenen
Gromotifer grnit b. @%iloenbruf ons
geIeger iein loiien nil. Gin aufruf
miro ebeigens peroffentlidlt fperoen.
Bonn @ebiete Der 8unit it.
Nahoem Die Sproiition gegen Sfi'
d)orO StrauB in Den areiien Der
Wit9lieber Ser 9nnItafaoemie gebro-
hen lit (oer 600 Soafim's bot niht
iueltia sur 3%eritrculllg Der %feinoieli.
gen Glemente beigetragen), miro Der
Gonponiit ser ,Solomc" un0 Der
electra" bemn1hit oils Mitglieo
aufgenommen meroel,.
2ie aritifen iiher Oie G~rltauffiibs
ring Der electra" in Trcsoen 5eid).
nen lid bilrdJ Wungel ieglihen Gn=
%tbriiosmls als. Tas StroltB &c.
5oate COB flinat meiItclls red)t Iuu.
Mon mod)t 9eltefo, oab CT nod ser
.Solomc" eigentlif nift ipeientlib
Nclles ST. iugen bate. 1lerfennt bie
peitere Ge%ricineritng 0eS Srd)eitcrs,
conltotirt oen rofiinirteiten Hernen-
refs, Den bos @crf ausiibt, 5ipeiielt
ieoof oil ocn1 bauerllben Grfnlg ser
Sper. lie gerIiner grItouffiibrung
Ser piel bisfutirten StrauB'i1en
Sper finoet an 6. Sebr,lar itatt.
Sic Trcsbener StruuB.@o d)c pllr=
De om Gonneritog burd Die smcitc
Illffiibrnng Ser electra" obgelfloi-
fen. Srol Sdumonn.Scinf legte
oontit Die Eartie ser &lptdnineitra
nieocr, Die bon SRI. b. G~baponne
il6ernommen murbe. Sic irii6ere
Sper StrortB' Sic S~euersnct6"
bradte es 5ll einen freunoliden gr.
Tolg, Ser namentlih Gfeioemontel
uno Son Ser Siten SIT oanfen lit.
Soiepb aain5 bat iein 8oItipiel
am biclieen Nellcn SfouIpielbouie
perldltgcrt. Ger aiinitlcr tritt in
fpeiteren 5ehn &oriteluneen aui. sic
5lpeifclos Den oleid)en gI1nsenbcn
grfola bubcn nerocn, uie ole friibe.
rem.
6rciberrn aarI u. 2epeBolp's 30.
gen oes Ebiloftet" lit i'm 9erliner
Sbenter sur Iitffiibriung 9cIanet. Sic
aritit iii getbeilt, @Gbreno elmer.
ieits ein Grfolg per5eidnet morben,
III oieicr bon nnberer Seite beitrit.
ten.
Die 10. internotionole a%uniiolls.
l~teIllng miro fommenoen Sommer
I'M Mfiindener @Iaspolait itottfin.
ocn. @el9ient SeitrciG, Stolicn,
HnBlono, Shlpeoen, Die Sd,,pcii
nto Die 5iirfci iueroen lid, ofIi3ica
bet6eiligcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

Srcnion, Ms, 81. Sanlor,- -
las Ippenotionsaeriht bot obcrnlols
ros ilhcr Sreberid Gang ~pcrb1ngic
EoDe%lrtbelI bcitIti9t, uno Gang. Elm
junger l(n8or, lpeld,er ON 20. Ipril
1906 III @onbompton. nnbe Neu.
WrlrnSmid, ieine Mid)te State 8crool,
ernloroete, neil Tie i'm niht beiro.
then lpplltc, miro oenndhit I'M Goun-
fp'4efdngnib III Gep'9 runslpif bin,
Gerid)tet merOen. @r batie Den Morh
p2riibt, che bns 0elet in arnit trat.
lpeld)eS clettriid)e Sinrid,tlneen ein-
filbrtc, mo lit Der lestc M0r6cr. Der
ont @nlaer bingerid)tet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

mo 'oldjer S6ritt edit r6miider Nrt
Don Selten Der umIterbIihen Staot
rilrne Der GrncueruHg Der Sreuno-
ldait 5piiden Dem eroBen golfe Der
often u,lo Dem Ser moberncr 9eit Dos
Slegel ouioriideu."
&prbut Der Irmu6a-3u
8tbraltur.
Gibraltar, 81. Sonlar. -
Ile erlte 3ipiiion Der omerifoniiden
Shladtifiii-6lotte, beIgeDcnb aus
Connecticut" n&ermont" Stan
las" mno vMtnueioto," lnn8te bcutc
lriib uuter Dem Gomlnunoo bes s!o.
miroIs Spcrrp aus 9~iueirandc bier
on. Ite iibli6en SalutiWiiiic pnr.
oen olisgetouidt.
&ur3e6,& abclbcpcid) Ell.
sic &ittpe oes @raien ,Seroinono
De 2cllepS, melder Sen Suei- uno ben
Gorintbeaunul bultte ulO Sen HonGs
motnnol iuerit plontc, lit geltern in
Earis ~9eltorben.
- @u9b Wtltrphp aus Bloomfield,
Nebr.. ltarb gcitern pIoBlid ouf ben,
Gobnbof 81 Olerogeorp, Srlono.
robrcno er I'M 9egrifie mar, eill
3neiroo OH 8prb zines 0abnjlges
5lt bringen. Gr mod)te 5ltr 3eit cine
Sonr burd Srlano.
Ter iriibere rltiiiide General
&onlnl IN Ncp.9lorf, q. Soopifen3tl.
1T aus NltcrSriidiitten aus Dem mi
'iIf)en hi%pIomotiitcn Iicnite ousge'
Id)icocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Ha6nwcbcr ncS Stnrmes.

-Soulss ntlle e., &p.,@ 3t.n Sonilur.
= Nad ben 9eritten bier ei1aetrof.
le'ter &eiIenber bat Der poraeIiriac
Stilrm III gang Sflobomo unaeheu.
ren Sd)aoen anaerittct. 81 Stun.
Den lang rllbte I'M gun5en Staotc ie.
Der GeIddftSbetr.cb. Sn SotS priuas,
Hrf., muroe Die brittle VaptiItenfirfc
Don lbren Sitnoamenten geboben ilno
eln @epiert meit bis sum Ginaanae
Ger Saf'Samn-Rennbabn iortgelilbrt.
Ter Sdlooer, Der IN l.eroS uno Cflo.
BONA onrd) bet Sturm luto bur:h
i'm entfof1te Srditoe angeridtet MIR.
o. miro nuf $5OO.000 geitbGet.
ebtcago, 81. Soluar. - Giner
Der nll'regenoIten 3miidjeufGQe BIZ.
bete IN bieIieer 0egeno Der 4ampf
oeS Golnpfers Gin Of Morquette"
Gegelt Die emporien @ellen bes Mldbi.
gdn'See's, mdbreno bos 6obrsc1la iid)
oitf Der Sabrt BON bier nad5 9oufe.
gan an Dem SQinois llicr beiono.
Sr Seijcr ocs Shiifes Itonben bis
on bet Sctb int @n'ier, n1brcno Tie
Die aoblen in bos INNER id,u6d,er
ipcroeltoc Geuer id)oufeIten, INTO Der
camper brdlid)te jll Der 1Sabrt BON
eblcago nod @oufeean n.djt peni.
ger MS eff Stumbcn. Dis ct iein
Sod erreitltc. iiieg bas @oiier iiber
Die 0eiter mo MIR nit Siilie zines
S%d'iepperS geIaits eS Dem 3abr;cus,
Cen liferen @aien jill errcide. Ser
gauge Sberbou oeS Stiifes mar bon
cen Wogan 5ertriimmcrt. lpeld,e be.
'tn'1ois iibcr oas TED binlpcg itln.
gen, ino l,ur bet 9eipoItiaiten I'm,
ltreilgltl,gen geIal,g es, bus isobrseua
iibcr @niier ;i baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Nidt aatca acnig fir SnpGn.

G9ico8o, Au" 81. Sanllor. -
Gin DirliJer S%bierbGnoler erbielt
tilr6Iid) poll Sapan cinen Nuitraa iiir
Die Sie'erlung bon 800 Gotten inr-
9ciloen &ubcll. mo C& inur0c tb!n
nlitaetbcilt, bnb 'pitcr nod lpeiterc
1900 Der .Gammcrid9rr" bcn0thilt
mlIrocn, foa5 Die critic Senouna lid)
bGlu1bren lolltc. Ger Mann crlier;
III oltn }citun9en Nnjeilcn. bat
cbcr lnlr nllefdDr 100 &oten ;uionn.
men III brtn9eli pcrnlod)t. Gin on.
oerer oGnoier, Der 800 quite Tatten.
f0rger licicrn loGie, hot lid, 1e;lpllll.
gen ge'chet, nudl Sapon Ill fnbcii,.
bnb CT Die @eItc1lng nifr oliSiiibren
tonnc. M6glifer @eiie meroen iidl
ole bethen SInblcr MN nad) Nelp.
gort. ocnn lie tnbet aebort. boB BORT
ollie Nan@0nfer. Sinierboie ulto
Saune bon aotenpiei) mimmeIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Als pierfadjer W6recr anaeflnot.

@nnt2ptllc, ala, 81. Sanuur.
Hohert Clements lit in @ocbs
Wills, Ioraon.G olrntp. inter Mr.
tioge Der GrfnorOrne Der 6ornilie bcs
Com gontonoion, beitebeno aus Ser
Gifern nno ibrcn beioen ainbern.
nerboftct lporocn. Gic 0eifcn Der
grt1oroeten lpliroen Dor peniaen "a.
gen bnlb Derfoblt in Dem brennenoen
Wobnbouie Der Conventions oufec.
riinoen. Clements eisene 8attin
fritt oils Infld9erin auf. Sic be.
hal'ptet, ibr @atte iei nit 6rau 60.
lllollolon III ibrem ;Sauie pom Che.
f''al'n Der 2estcren ougetroiien NOR.
Den. Gin Streit foIgte. in befSen
|ertailf eomolioion uno icinc isro.t
acfootct iuilrOen. Iaraui babe Gle.
l1lerlts oiid) Die beibeu Ginber erid,Io.
Gen mo oo3 @obnbaus in 9ranS
1eiest, nm bic Spi,ren Der gIuttbot
5i uerpiifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Ter !Sntmadlcrt Strifc.

SoutD Normolf, Cont, 81.
Ganuar. = Die GerbGnbe Der SUIT,
fdbrlfanten erlieBen Ole ofii5ie0e 2lns
tinoignnh oaB alle Sutiabrifen, Die
pon Dem iiingIt Uou .Seiten Der Sut.
mad'cr- llnion m~ngeoronetcn Strifc
%hetroffer mrrocl, lid ON Cienltag.
Den Q. Sebruar. dis .%ofiene BeidGi.
Il" etablireu meroen. Ser Ger6ono
Der nereilligten Nutiubrifonten bot
ben Scicbl olt@1c9eberL oob fortan
feline llnion-GubeI mebr in oell Silten
bcieltigt iper0en ioQeli. Gle Striter
tito nb Ger e~ntlflollenen Soliuma
Ibrer Arbcitgebcr lormiif erld)rofen.
Ger Strife ser Nlltmudcr 3eiqt bis
hcllte c.ncn iclteu friebiertiaen Cha.
ratter, uno n.rQcnoS iillb NI5idrci
tlutAen uorgefoumeu. Gent on9c+
tilnbi9tcn @erillh Der Tobrifonteli.
crnc NciIe8ung ser 6c~itcbenocn Iii
ferenjclt an 8. ISe6rnar oCn 9etrieb
mlcocr du%ijunchWuL miro nit gro.
rev Spnntinl5 enlacBcn gcicben. Gle
Strltclocn babch pom joblrcid)en be.
i%rcunoetel llnipHel. pefitniGre llnter-
'tilsnm0cn erbQItcl. g.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-01

Don't seold your children for wear.
!us out shoes. Buy them good
shoe. We have them. and they'E.
Just rs stylish as papa's or mamma s.
No excuse why your children cant
wear good shoes. We are selling them
withNn the reach Of all for this week.
The store that introduced good SHOE,
In klamath county. J. II. Ritter s
Co. Klamath's Exclusive Shoe Store.
Wilson building. West End.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-01

------l.sIII-s - s.sH.aasaa'aaaHaaa
n. n. Fitch OF Morrill IA about
town today.
Albert johnson OF Morrill, Is In the
city today,
n. $, Merritt OF Merrill 10 In the
city today.
J. NJ, Yowoll or My Is In tho city
Il. c, Guam OF bonanza Is In The
city
J. ]. coulr " Ady Is registered az
che Liyormorc.
Born, to Jay j. Nyaut and w,to.
yesterday sou.
:. A. nollovs ot Morhn Ia rcs,a
Itoycl a, tho Llu,rworo,
| souycnlr spovna OF Crater mtt
Itho hlsh school aal Igaua,h Fails
st Vsua,Woa
| Guy NJ, ~ 90 E..a.y today Co.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-01
THE hon Ton GROCERY,

a little store with the best In the
grocery line-clean. new. fresh. and
prices reasonable. One trial will
convince you that II Is tho place to
trade. i-ion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-01

The Home Realty company has sold
the J. J. Cunningham bungalow. In
cluding furnishings. for ss.loo. Geo
Z. Luttreil being the purchaser.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-01

For Sale Chcap.---A 1i-foot launch.
Inquire Mt Aekley's mill OF A. +. Stan
key.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06
A LIBERAL OFFER.
Ne GHss, Upon a.. cps,om. 10 whs~
n Wss asds

A tu.in-s. nAn ~ uayion. -. tells
this siofy ~ .pm~ commercial frIrnd.
Of his
A customer wbp isnush, IN q small
cay from the Nhoirsai.t. ani nhc.-
er~iii sas noi of the snr' known as
sIit .,ir-i Waited the city hnd pur'
thss~.i a f:.so bill % go,sls. payins
O:,tso Ia cash nbd si,ing bis noi- for
the frmsininE sDp
After the transaction had i-vn closed
and tho t,sp-r and .ur~nry had chang.
~Si habds the customer said
"Now. after a deal ~ that sire " ..
customary 10 si,r a pun ha.ct pres
~hi Come nrross with u p"
We'll ihnw ~ pair ~ su.pcn'
dcr.." laughed the salesman '"mporif'
ingiy
"a pair ~ ,usI-bdrt.. .h' Say. aul'
foaiinE . r-Hll, mean u expect YOU
io do something In actno~ l-dgurn' ~
my patronage
The salesman went to The manager
with the problem, aud IN. manager
sslii:
swell. n he feels that way about "
we mish, encourage him bl' Wen
do souc,hlnr that ought 'n pleas" hln
r,-,ti, GIv. him h,et HI. sfnH no'r
Make him q prr-rni ~ his pap"r That
will make him cash customer AMI
vai.- hl. u,,'i, and save him m"n"'
l,csidcF"
Tn. salesman went tack. pleased ."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06


TIE Uew minister was co0sultinS tn
eesauiss % 10 the music 10 b sang
On biz orst Sunday.
"And besiaes the hymn tuoee." said
the oevanise wboas daily occupatiou
was that Of plumber and icsmao fos
The village. I'VE always have two -
lsctions from The choir. from real
classical music. ssueesiiy from one oi
Hsndel's o. Hsydn's osstorios."
"why. that 10 good pswa" sah The
minister. who was 90 meau musiciau
and bad Q cultivated taste and ear.
But don't you dnd the music rathes
dimeull for untrained ainsenr
"well. they aren't unsraioed. for
train en-" said The oesanist With soms
rsssotmept. Aud. besides that where
ths mualc's ditseult I alter Il for EN-.
strike out all the cadeusas aud trills
aud thlnsp Of that kind. and whsrs ths
tune runs too ,ow o. too high ] eithes
ses Il up o. down 90 octave. o. u
can't do that just have 'em Qult sting
ing. aud ! pot on the zoe humaua ssop
and play the tune till Il sets Into theis
ranss again. It's easy enough when
you know bow 70 do T."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06
soILeo n DOWN.
Wkst tks lsvsss lNssN6e1 - osy sN1
Whss Ihsv oi6 oey..

Wkst ths lsvsss lNssads6 - osy sNl
Whst Thsy oIS osy..
What b. inie0ded TO say: Luciiie. !
cannot ten you bow ! have waited.
how ! have iooged for tbis momest.
Do yoa spmsmbss. i.sriiie. ~ arst
tims we wetf Well. Z loved yos frou
that moment. Are you suspsisedf !
could not heip IT. felt ~ sboush
fate had dssws % toeethss. Only tell
ne. darling. that souse Of ny love b
retusned. There must b bope foe ne
-say thers b: Takes bes handJ !
lore you-iove roo moee than words
can tell. An ! ask h that for The ~.
maiodes Of my life ! msy b yous
willing sisve. All desire b your bap.
pineo. Tell me. sweetheart. that my
iove b eecipeocaied. WIN you b
mines (Kisses hesJ Darling. at last
ny happipes h complete.
what abe INTENDED 10 ~: Why.
Jsck! ! did not dream OF this: ! hare
always thought Of you usereiy 10 .
ssteodly way. and II seems - stSsoes
SOW to have zoe spest oe lore. ! sUp.
poe . coah eet used 10 u 10 time.
Yes. ] might ,earu to iove 700 . littls
-jusa Q little. Bot 200 must really.
Jsck. sire Ne soass time to esa6Jusa
myself. What: Kiss n! Too silly
boy: wsli. jssa oos.
what tbsy ssId: Jsst-Tbe fect 4
l.ucy. I-l-l-l-will 200 marry me?
Lucy-Oh. Jeck: New Yoek Journal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06

We'd IKE TO write Q little rhyms
about the steady man. Who keeps ou
pseglng Oh lhe time and does The bes(
BE- can: the mau who early goss d
work aud doesn't get home lats. whc
never tries 10 shirt 10 order 70 b
great. There are some fellows whe
VIII try to do their busluees tricks
and have . ouser iu the pie Of city
politicsL They ~ TO pat on lots o(
style and play Q heavy role. aud in Z
little ble q whlls yoa oud them 10
hols. I IKE the usau Of steady pace
hls syslem ] admire. Hs has no Wild
desire to place more Irons in The ors!-
Los Angeles Esprsaa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06

ess's""s" U'sn's"oe We o'ssss .s"s
"s "e"s'
rrescnins scTosS ssnson noe'b OF
wv ~. l~wuo~ sno eno'ns 10 'ne
ves'o"s sO"u' wv sourv o' 'ns "'ss.s.
s'pw Hose OF .ow eTSn"s n'''s
e..*u w 'suI'"''an n'sn'sns Iness
AUS ." rn"y tno"n'n'"s inst sw ~
NO, .o'n ou'. 'o' 'ney sre 'ne o'oess
,s0 10 A"~shs soo. srora!"s 70
Aesssn' me o'oess 10 me wono.
IN sne osys ~ue" mere vas oosn'ns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06
FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE
1-iotf

Notice IL hereby given that Martha
Frances Wills. sdmInistratrix Of the
estate Of James Caivia sigier. de-
ceased. having on July II. 1907.
nied her nnai report In said matter.
and on the sist Of October. 1903.
hied her supplementary Anai report
and account In said matter. with the
clerk Of the eounty court OF klamath
coaaty. Oregon. the ssid court did. BY
order made and entered on the sist
day Of October. 1908. appoint satur-
day. November aoth. 1903. At the
hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
st the courthouse Of said county and
state In klamath Falls. Oregon. -
the time and place for the hearing Of
said settlement Of said accounts and
estate.
MARTHA FRANCES WILLS.
1o-ss-ll-1s Administrators.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06
rAe RAr klMo.


U0OJDo00 = OD0S0Ns
In tim sartv ,is(ies nj IN. last zen.
tury the Smithsonian institution was
infested with tats, Nothing In the
builsilus sscm~i 10 In rnt pro0e. They
ats skins cured with srssn,rsl sosp OF
ssbie linen vr the cyu,euts Of Professor
ilpnry's puntry without discr,mluutlou.
Ev.rv one IN tbs city. from Professor
Henry In the tsptt,nck. bsd one sub.
iect In common. aud that was rats.
A. Professor Henry. wbo lived In
m, east emf OF the building. wss liz.
tcu,u. 10 nm account Of the ruin
vs,,uyhs I'm bis hosns during that dn
profr..or spcnrrr Hard walked ia
and sn,d. lust as n he had been fol.
lowing every word Of the family cou.
y.rra,ion. II hay. jus, been told tbnt
si.r, n a man In pbiisdelphls who
can ria tbIs Mace Of rnts"
uras.~.or Henry. ey.. exoresssd
int.r.,. aud incrc,iulity n the sstne
mom.ut.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06

Susan u. Anthony was \ woman OF
simple taste In drcss. but her ctoes
friends knew of one pretty feminine
vanity thnt she always hela TO. She
had weakncss Tor silk stockiugA ns.
ting prcssed on one occasion Tor an ex'
pianatlon % what most women at one
time regarded as an uunecesaasy ex'
travagance. shs laushin&ly exclaimed:
"Oh. I just love 'em. They are an in'
spiratiou. II have my silk stockings
on when I rise to make an address !
feel just % II ! am walking among
the clouds. They help lne 10 soar
away on dlghts Of eloQusucs.
wouldn't be without them"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-06
rsss RON rox omocERY.

A little store with the bsst is the
grocery iins--cIsan. new. fresh. and
prices reasonable. One trial Will
convince you that y 10 the piaes "a
trade. 1-i0tf