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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1906)
A IlbTR ACrk.K.* / BNGlNEKHM MUST HAVE DAILY SHOC;;. Victim« of the F.lectrntty Habit Ar« Becoming Quite Common in Oothaaa. Klamath County Abstract New York —"Of all the habits. fb<* one that stick« c|< ><st to a f< llow lathe electricity habit.” «aid a young doctor. SLOAN-ZUM WALT-WITHROW "The drink habit and the cocaine habit are mere summer fancies compared with Tin- I’i-in.wr A lx tract Olficc of Klamath County, O regret It. But there Is one thing to be sail Hires you a Ditch to survey ? Is your l’n>|n-rtv l.ine in doubt? Is your in Its favor; It Is usually beneficial The Title perfect? We have a cmu'pletu Alwtred and Engineering office. electricity habit Is contracted just Ilka address P. O. Hu, 1«, Kl,melk Fell*. Ore«««. PWeee. Mala 7, any other habit. A few currents are ad HrRTni!!« ABSTRACTING ministered during an Illness, they strengthen and stimulate, and the first , i thing the patient knows he finds the tonic Indispensable Even after he gets well he craves the treatment. ”1 know one young woman who makes a fair living by calling at the homes of electricity victims and dosing them with a few shocks from a galvanic bat tery. Most slaves to the habit have their own l-atterles. but they are afraid to apply the trea'ment to themselves. That is practically a groundless fear, for there isn't one chance In a thousand of a person giving himself an overdue«. Still, they prefer an experienced hand to manage the current "Not all the electricity fiends are In- | valid«, by any means Many of them ' are now as well as they ever were, yet j they have become so addicted to the , habit that they require the weekly. will place on the market lots in the ' semiweekly or possibly dally electric I thrills to tone them up.” COMPANY On A Cbe Klamath Canal Company subdivision now being platted. If you Contemplate Making Investments Falls or Klamath County, in Klam- | and tee When our Street what we have to offer. car system and boulevards, now un- der construction, are completed, this most picturesque spot, from which a magnificent view Shasta of Klamath Lake. Mt. and Mt. Pitt can be had. where is presented to the eye a scwue pan orama of unequalled beauty, sirable residence section the moti de of Klamath Falls rTwelve to fifteen beautiful and cost ly homes are to be erected in this sub division this summer. It offers to the investor an opportunity to realize a handsome profit on his investment. Cbe Klamath Canal Company AMERICAN OUTBID THE KING Secured Rembrandt Picture Which English Monarch Very Much Wanted. “ Paris—Theodore Davis possesses tn Rembrandt's "Sybil” one of the mas ter's greatest works and the exarowns none excelling It. It was the property l of the grand duke of Leuchtenberg. the czar s first cousin, and remained In the , duke s gallery many y ears. M 1-aurie, . a Paris dealer, offered It to King Ed- ward, who wsuted It badly, but Edward hesitated too long over tbe price. The king admired It so much that he re quested M Laurie to let him see It after It was sold to Davis. It was shipped to Buckingham palace, where It remained until the day before it was sent to America. ! Mr. Davis paid 195.000 for the picture. The work Is to be shown In public by Mr. Davis. "Sybil” la the figure of a I young Jewess, wearing a forehead chain I with jewels as pendants She Is turning the leaves of a book resting on her knees The dark and light on her face la refracted by the jewels. Rembrandt's techlnque was never better accom plished, It 11 a masterpiece of tndlvld- uality. / "Say. pa.” queried little Johnny Bumpernlckle. "what « a peace con gress?” "It’s a lot of men who make war against war,” answered tbe old gentleman. “Money make« the mare go.” said the old-fashioned man "Not If It’« my husband's money that has been bet on her,” answered young Mrs Torklns, positively. “They seem to be very proud of their family tree.” "Yes. but the only trouble with It Is that It grew from a small soap manufacturing plant back In the early 10'a” License Clerk Insists Upon Smiles When Girls Apply for Wed ding Permits. “Don’t be frightened, dear, So long as you hear the thunder you may know you are safe from the lightning.” “But that's no comfort If the lightning strike« me I won t hear tbe thunder!" Pittabun?. Pa—"Smile!” Marriage License Clerk Hegner cried out the other day aa. with pen auipended In the air. he eyed Nuta Johnx, a Syrian girl, who had appeared. In tears, with Isaac Eaer. of Rochester for a license. Ar.d “I just peeped Into the parlor as I passed.” said Mr. Phamley. "and I saw quite a freak of nature.' Why. Bertha Is In there with her young man." "Yes. I saw two heads on one pair of shoulder«” WILL ALLOW NO TEARS. FROM rOllMON SOURCE*. th« little bride to be had to smite before During the past 15 years London has the license clerk Uv»M issue the trebled her debt and ilpubhd her tax license The Interpreter «»Id th«t the girl rate. A William and Mary copper farthing, meant nothing by rears; that It was the custom In her conniry. *<r - for the pros dated ICi.'. Intrinsic value halt a cent, was sold the other day at auction In Lon pective brld« to cry don tor |:>5 "Custom be dasfe»it!"«ald Hegner. an All Idiots or cretins In the Alps are to grlly. "This Is not Syria She must be treated at governnirul expense with smile when she gets a license here.” And then the clerk, still suspicion« tablets of extracts of the thyroid uf that th« little Syrian girl was being sheep and other domestic animal« The underground station« on the lam- forced Into a marriage «gainst her will, took her. with tfie Interpreter, Into a don "tube" railway are to adopt an back room and learned that she was American Idea Each Is to be painted really willing to marry Inter, but was conspicuously In different colors An Austrian army officer cut himself excited. Then he returned and Issued the license, while tbe bride «mlled under the chin tn shaving the green collar ot his tunic rubbed against the cut brightly. and he died of blood poisoning Buhl aork la said to tie very popular HOW WILL YOU HAVE ECCS now In England. It Is furniture made Fried, Broiled, Foached, or ‘•Canned’’ of yood. tortoise shell or other coatly Under a New Method Which Con material, pierced ami Inlaid with turial or pearl. vert« "Spotted” Into Good Egg«. The demand for gas works In small St. Is>ula —One of the moat unique towns down to .t.WUi Inhabitants Is In concerns which was ever Incorporated creasing In Germany. |^st year Ho new to do buslnesa In St. l<ouls Is a company gas works were established In mien to can eggs The Southern Egg Preserv tow ns at a < -st of from f 22 .’• - ’ to |.*o OOP ing company has opened a factory here The Memlesley (Eng'iahi parish coun and has begun the operation ot convert cil. which struck out a new line In mu ing "spotted eggs ' Into good ones The nlclpaluatlon by starting a poultry enterprise buys up the broken and spot farm, has reallxed profits on the first ted eggs from the commission house« year s working which arc equal to a re Men divide the good from the bad por duction In the parish taxes of a cent tions and pour the part to be saved Into and a fifth on the dollar. a huge churn. Cardinal Rlchelmy ha« Instituted a When It Is full a girl churns It until movement to secure funds fortheerec It reaches the proper consistency for t he Gon of a monument to Chrlatophir egg preserving fluid Again the churn Columbus In the neighborhood of St is revolve.! for half an hour When the Peters. Rom« to commemorate the eggs reach the proper point they are four hundred and fortieth anniversary poured off into cans and stored away of the great discoverer s death. ready for use. The house claims to A commodious building will soon b« have orders from bakeries and other opened In the Commercial road. In th" concerns In Chicago. Cincinnati, and East End of laindon. which will be used other large eastern cttlea. by ihe United synagogue as * court --------- r house in which the chief rabbi and ’her IUND1T IQUIM. members of the "Beth Din" will sit dally "Say, father, what hi a ’nobody” " to hear Jewish disputes brought betor« them for adjudication. "A nobody, my eon. la a prominent woman * husband ” BUSINESS BREVITIES. I There are 200 companies who make machine« tor molding of concrete blocks. The bicycle boom la no big In Eng land that the factorira cannot kevp pace with the demands In manufacturing occupations the average life of soap boilers Is the high est and that of grindstone makers the lowest. Electrical machinery has taken the place of that driven by steam In several of the principal mineral oil works In Scotland. There are 1? mills In Germany en gaged In the manufacture of tissue pa per Germany turns out more tissue paper than any other country In the world. Great expectations are entertained of the development of the tin Industry In South Africa, foreshadowed In the dl» covery of extensive lodes of tin In the Transvaal. Rich cassiterite deposits have been found at Vlaklaagte and elsewhere, but the «stent «nd precise metallurgical value of the o|<erallons now progressing bar« not been de termined. r" (i S ÌIPPT d ÌÌÌ IN SOÄRN 0ÌS j Lakeside InnTl j M rs . m . M c M illan , Pmp’r. Modern iinprovi'inviilH. 73 rooms 1 ml suites. J A Sample Booms, Bar linoni, Piii'lors, 1 'wo Club Booms. Kit’.. Etc. SPECIAL RESORT EOR TOURISTS > J ! i 1 * 4*4*4*4*4»fi’4,4*4*4,4’ *♦» Now is the time to buy •F Homes in Klamath County + * * Under the Government Irrigation Scheme * * DO YOU KNOW YOU CAN BUY - + - Homes in Langell and Lost River Valleys Cheiper than elsewhere under the * - - Governmment project of irrigation? * + Lost River Realty Company 4 Chas. Partee, Manager. Bonanza. Oregon 4* * 4» 4« 4* -f * ,{« «*. e{e k*-e 4* efs eye <4* * M A S C 0'1' LIVERY. FEED & SALE STABLES LAM ATM PALLS AND MERRILL Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Orcgou TOURIST’S TRADE A SPECIALTY o. 'r. OLIVE We Proprietor 1 • I I, < > '1' On the Melhase place eiglii miles south of Klamath Falls will bcm service every Tuesday, Thursday anti Sat urday tor the next three months. Mares u ill be pastured. No liability tor damages. Charges >io lor season. i a h R. J. I-g. Short THE HOT SPRINGS IMPROVEMENT CO. Will, about the first week in May, offer for sale Lots in the HOT SPRINGS ADDITION. This property is very favorably located, and we shall make such improvements upon it as to make it attractive to those wishing to build nice homes. We shall grade the streets. We shall lay cement sidewalks. - We shall provide perfect drainage. We shall construct sewers. We shall provide a water system. We shall secure Ictric lights. We shall have a great hotel on the tract. We shall make a park around the splendid Hot Springs, situated almost in the center of the Tract. We shall have the aepot of the California Northeastern Railway. We shall have a Street Car system as soon as required. We shall stand for A GREAT AND BEAUTIFUL KLAMATH FALLS. ■F