KLAM A TH REPUBLICAN I W.‘Bum»» came in this week from friend <4 She ha was nutaid« tbs grouude. hurrylug Klamath county to look after hi» inter- I Me. Asrrwb was an Hancocks' but it was asverwl years Jowu itis street. est» at Ins old home m Aslilandand viali slues ths, had seen him. owing to hie lMun«r was user. mix »I th« •«suing among hi» friend» alio were glad to wel long absence abroad 11« happened to («Met, and still nothing was «««ii uf E. J. MURRAY, Editor come him. bv traveling through their part of the Mr Darrah Thn •l«»h had atrueh It; CUT THIS OUT PHOTOS Mr». Joe Smith and Mi»» Caine Dxvi Country, and finding that he should lie th« coach ma II had come Iu to Inquire if h« ahould I»ut ths g«utl«iuau , a Imr«« drove m from Klamath I all» tin» week obliged to |>ass ths night al Easier« Jauctlou. oui, ten miles'distant froiu up for th« ulgh*. nud ih« family ware »< » for *»<».<><> KKMKMHKH Hardwick, he had hired a horse ami d«l>aring as t»> th« ad» l.abillty of re TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE. It ¡»unlawful tiring, when th» culprit app«ar«d. carriage and driven over to call upou To »ell any game l>r«athl»aa ami haatsd aa though from U*i kill more than 10 pheasants, gromw hi« frieuds. Ihe, were delighted to see him. amt hurrying or quad in one day Klamath Falls, Or., Thursday, August 30, i>>o6, When hs «oxild s|*«ak h» began hia To catch trout leas than 5 iucliea in hospitably urged him to epvml the length aa«ur«d that lie uight He declined the invitation, how apologi«« Hs To catch trout olhei than with h<»>kand •ver, ae he Wished tv take the first could tw pardoue.l ou only our comii TME NEW ROUTE GOVERNOR AFTER line tram in th« umruiug from th« June tiuu; that h« niah« » full ami fr«« ex catch trout by night halting II.>u. aud so must drixe lank that sveu ptonation uf hia «rraiic twhaxior TO SAN FRANCISCO I HE RAILROADS To To hunt deer at night It. agr««d that hia rmlviiea« demand To hunt deer with dogs Th») aa«ur«d hiui that he could uut ed it. and. not without coufuaiou. re To kill moie than fixe deer in one sca*Mi Will Make Klamath Falla the Flrat Demands Detailed Report» I nder an To hunt game, annual», or biixls without a»cap« dimiqf with EMMA BLOCK aa the) had lated hia story City In Southern Oregon Old Statute Three years l»«fore. while living in liceuae except upon your own ground pkatpuuttu their dinner until Might KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON o'Uutk uu Mvouui ut th« chddtwu s Paris. x»li«r« hi« businvae iiitereal« «1« Black lias» No law Snipe--No law party Hr «xpr<*»rd hia pleasure al luamled his pres«uce. ha had m«l M im The Southern Pacific company has de Acting under an almost forgotten Owing able to du su and they Mere ui Lester aud become angaged to her cided to abandon its long persistent at statute. Govern >r Chamlwrlain ha» in full Ude of earneat coinersaltou wheu Then a wretched niisuuderstaading tempt to make through freight and pas st it uteri step» which max precipitate a arua«. ami they quarreled and parted Millie came into the room senger service profitable over the Ash titanic struggle with the railroads in H«.« vxaa iu the niidat of a arnteiivr To change the prorerbali«hlly. " I‘h«y land division crossing the Siskiyou Oregon. wheu hia a«e tell upon liar, and he sud quarreled ill haste, to repent at lei» , mountains. Yesterday the company fu 1885 a law way passel requiring denly atm<|*«d. ««idcnliy much iui ure." Boon after the Letters left * 1 lie cunsumated at Ban Ftanciaco the pur everv railroad in the state to tile will pressed m some waj by Iter ap|»ear Paris smt returned to America a nee He watched her intently while heard «vcidenllx of Mr l.ester'adeath, chase of the California A Northeastern. the secretary of state an annual report she played, aud at the ch»»«, wheu ami than a rumor reached him of the 40 miles of road extending north from showing the amount of business trans others were applauding her for ha« young lady's approaching marriage, Weed, with rights of way to Klamath acted, the value of its properties, the re OFFER ing done »v remarkably well he went but be axion lust all traxs uf her im Ins Falls, which will be extended to meet ceipts and expenditures and the physi Y THE time Freddie Law rem*« hat over tu the pxauu and begau lu talk tu return to America lb«' pre»lous w inter, Ihe bearer of this Coupon on presenting it .it made auuther milltou ur two it her the Natron extension now surveyed into cal cvMiditioa of the road, together witl he triexl in xain for news of her I'liey would nut be surpriaiug if he euduwed a the Klamath country. much other important information. Tin had Uu mutual friemls of whom he Mrs Hancock. ••'ting his Internal iu the Studio .Hid the payment ot qo cents and The Southern Pacific management, in ian, though still in force has been ig -school fur the ad van«, einent •»< clairvoy the child, proposed tu Millie that she •oulxi impure and he could learn abeo ance Y vt mx month» agu > uu uuuldu i Intel, nothing <>f her providing a naw north and eouth line nored for the past eight years Governor getting the o I1 ri . i I signature becomes a meml*,r have fuund a greater acv>ffur at ah should take him tu the refre»»hinrut The dreas which Mill!« wore was one list ween Portland and San Francisco. . Chamberlaiu now propose* to see that fur in» uf myatkiam. I ke chauge cauie lent for an Ke The arrangement was ot the Club entitling them to one dozen ut my tuoat agreeable to both of I.er gueete. he well remembered and aroused tils has two objects in view—to take care of I the law is enforced ami lie lias requested about iu thia way. interest emt curiuaity at uuce The expected enourmous tonnage that will Sex* retail of Mate D uii I mu to notify Six tear» ago Freddie wax one of who were eoou ou such friendly terms rest the, knew BEST $4 00 Cabinet Aristo Platino photos also follow irrigation in the Klamath basin every railroad m Oregon that unless tlw some 40 young men whv< wanted to that the gentleman went au far as tu Here peals of laughter met him. ami admire hia c«-mpuii|< n s di ess one $5 00 16i20 bromide enlargement in bl.kk and to eliminate some of the extreme reports are forthcoming ste|as will 1» marry a certain )oung woman All of -If you can buy such pretty things iu the judge said, graxelx "Von h«>, re grades that have to I* chml«ed on the taken to exact the penalties prescribe, Freddie’s rivals seemed to have hope Hardwick.** said he *’l shall adiiae my lated exenta up to seven o'clock this and white, these Coupons must lx* sold in leas advantages inherited or acquired present Shasta route The company has by the statute. evening It is with the last four hours over him and Freddie grew so dejeetetl lady friends to come heie to du their we have now to deal You have otiT, tu spent millions of dollars to reduce the For every failure ou the part of a rail that he became eveu leaa attractive spring shupptug ” jo d.i\ s .md can l>e used until DEC. 1st. 1906. cost of moving trains ovsr the Siskiyou» road to tile the annual report of its bust than usual Then the )oung woman -| guess y»»u were net er in our Hard begin the story iustead of ending it.” “Yes; go on. go on." they sll cried I he balance fq.^o payable .it tune ot sitting but in spite of sll betterments made in ness the law provides a penalty of not married him though Freddie has been wick stores ** auswered Millie, laugh >u. imteed. The poor fellow looked confused. In the track and grades there is constant less than $’>,000 ami not more that unable wholly to believe it ever »nice ing merrily at the idea NO EXTfH CHARGE lor groups. .\. » he ever accused Freddie uf be this dreaa came from Haris'0 and not deed, for a moment, polished man of trouble and expense of maintenance and $lO.tkk) For every false return by a the world aa he was. but recovering from two to four locomotives are often railroad there is a further penalty of not ing brilliant, but he stepped into hie without pride she giauerd at her coni himself he said "I must leave that to 1 W. KH I MAN required to haul the long trains over less than fo.lWO amt not more than father*» »hues and did even better ' t pani*m to ubaeri« the effect she wss yuur imagination It ought to surth « productug by her surprising state bus-inees than he had at fuotball. i/.»r that division. $10.0(0. or imprisonment of the offend to be told that ths engagement la rs four tears Freddie gared across hie meut It is expected that the new route via ing officials for from two to live years He looked aa startled aa she eould uewsd '* dining table at hia wife, like a ma> And Miss I.eater, or Mrs Darrah, as Klamath Falls and Natron will he com The attention of Governor Chamber- a»tra) in a fairly tai« l hat she looked have wished ahe became ««»on after, wa» fond of re pleted and in operation within two years lain was called recently to this forgotten bat k at him with a certain light in **ls that where you do your shop and that it will reduce the cost of carry law and a careful investigation of th< her eye* was tu Freddie uue of earth's ping ?'* he inquired smiling, though Lis minding Millie lhal be. auae she was hind ami obliging »ml returned to the voice had a curious sharp ring. ing freight ami passengers almnt one statute was made. The governor ha? m t strries drawing room to pie«, a» Mrs llau I But one day something happened or "Oh, no, *>f course not. 1 never was Coch wished she had Iveen the means *»f half. The present line from Eugene to satisfied himself that the law is still in Weed, about -*94 miles, will la* operated effect, and that as the state’s ehiel rather »«»methingdidn't hapfwn. which there My musk teacher ga*e me this “ making two people happ, for life "And her uame?" be asked, breath as a feeder, arid the only change in its executive he is in duty bound to enforce was the same thing At tirat >t was These same people were ever the best a fleeting, half realued twinge uf dis ■ elationship to the general public will it to the letter Such enforcement will comfort iu one corner of Freduie's lessly of friends to Milhe whom the, luvetl ".Mias Lester." said Millie. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON hardly les» than their «.w ti children She be that its tram seryice will favor Coos have a material effect on relatiowa la- brain Then a sen»« of unrest. n«»w He drew a sharp hieath "Mlaa Mar was s*lucale«t as het first leecher had X. Bay and Portland commercially, almost tween the public and transportation here. d « oa gone, that mad« Freddie garet Lester?" he urmanded planned, anti became an artist of no companies. The principle 1- firmly set fear he was bilious Then with a sort to the exclusion of San Francisco sAllaSTK.M ’ l’> OF LI 1’1.E intith* with nr.it im - m » and ili*qNit<'h We "Yes. that is her name." replied Mil Under the new regime, trade relation» tled that common carriers are subject to *»f dumb instinct he went and bought I lie. surprised iu her turn at his excite I small merit; aud »list is better, a good hia Hr 4ttriiih»n to <»ur FILING C.iHINKT .SYSTEM aud noble woman Purllaud Trau I - may be somewhat read justed. Should control and regulation by the state; bis wife a diamond and ruby necklace ment. •cript. ----- - a wholesale trade spring up at Coos Bay that charges must I«- reasonable and that was worth a maharajah's ransom -And «he la not married?"cuutiuued But the unrest grew and sat on his Dsrrlah to Mow« M«t«or. ' lCMtritc* the Rogue River country may liecome without discrimination and that the fix Mr Oarraa chest Something had been changed The t«m oietaortt« which * m tributary to that point, as Cooe Bay ing of rates and fares is within the power "No. indeed She ta all al<*De Her Wc bave a i-lmlce line nf landa In insci* large <>r » iim II. I h «ult pur- or lost- Freddie knew but he groped offers the nearest seaport, and the Drain of the legislature. The new interstate along blindly Then all of a suddeu mother died last year, aud she is very brought tu thia country sum« years chanrrx ; •Imtclly pr-iperly of all de*-il pi li um . Mu by Lieut B«ary has been removed line, with a maximum grade of one half commerce law even goes so far as toem- one day. the truth went through him sad and lonely " from th« Brooklyn navy yard tu th« -Where d« es she live?" he asked, ab per cent, would place the Cooe Bay power the cointuiasion to require that tike half a dozen double-edged swords American Museum uf Natural History wholesaler in a position to do business accounts of railroads shall be kept in a His wife wasu't looking at him the ruptly. -Not in this town?" It was necessary to us« the big d«r "Yes. just below here " Millie replied, way she used to lo«»k ! throughout the region from Eugene to certain way so that the commission may rick owned by a wrecking company After that the descent into Hades "you can ace the house from here . that Th« meteorite was landed at th« W«a< Ashland. know exactly what expendituresare for, ow oue with the cupola." poiuting Fifty fifth street pier, Manhattan, The new Klamath route of the South ami that statement- cannot I«- juggled. wa» easy. Freddie’s wife nut uiily it out. didn’t look at him the way she used whanc« It was brought to ths tuuasuui ern Pacific main line will I* al«>ul I On This is, it is said, equally important "Thank you very much." said her to look, but she didn't laugh at hi» ue a large truck. miles longer than the present Shasta with the obtaining of the statements stories the w ’ imtiUolfr and in a i. ’ ent i she used tu laugh. In route, but it will l<e p**ss»l4e to u»-ve Slsewseedvee. i**r unit o s llo- U csm are the midst of on« she tried lu euuceal trains over it faster than the present known which make up the different ae- a yawn. schedule. Altitudes of the new line counl» it would la* difficult to arrive at When she took hie arm her hand I rested on it like a bird but former will be nearly a.» high as the present the real eatning capacity of the road. route, but the gra.les will tie much low It ¡»therefore necessary that the ex ly it was a bird ab4>ut to build a nest er percentage and running time much act condition, receipts and expenditures Bow the bird was restless for Hight taster. of railroads operating in this state le One night »he asked him if he was go ing tu the club, aud when he replied The Weed road was built 10 years ago known, and from what s«»ur<e the revi- that he would rather stay al home and is now being practically rebuilt nues are derived, in order to fairly con if he might sit and look at her. she The Natron line was built about 20 aider the matter of reasonableness ol ; looked b4»red. years ago by William Reid and a syndi fares and rates. It has I wen claim«, Freddie's wife cam« tu danc« aud cate of English capitalists. It is 94 that 1 some roads in Oregon are earnini talk aud laugh with other meu and resignation miles long, from Woodburn to Natron, 20 to 3D per cent on the investment, be accept Freddie with and was originally narrow gauge. Mr. sides paying all fixed charges, renewals These other men were clever, most uf Uieiu, ur otherwise favored uf fur Reid and his associates conceived the and , maintenance. tune like the 3V rivals who had «»nee idea in 1885 and after a hard tussle with driven Freddie tu the onuk uf despair the Huntington interests they complet Fieddir would Lave thought suunei FROM EXCHANGES ed the road, after which Huntington of suicide than uf hrnhug fault wilt bought it aud converted it U> standard her The only w« n«1er be had wa> gauge. It is said the line never paid that she hadn’t found him out before ^Bonanza Bulletin.) >■ pounds tu 174 until the last two years. It is now to On Thursday of this week Mrs. Maude He went from become a section of the main line of the Pool, of Yonna valley, while engaged in smoked black cigars tu excess, spent Southern Pacific, and over it will roll making Ive soap, met with rather seri 15 hours a day at his desk and had protracted tits of abstraction when practically rli the Ban Francisco and ous accident. She had deposited a can A retidy main, and lids therein will lie pined on the market. The time was w^rth a thousand dollars a Klamath traffic coming to Portland. of Red Seal lye in the water and think minute to him. tract ct>niprlaes .’»30 acres, adjoin» Klamath Falls on tlie north anil went It is said more than $150,000.000 lias ing that it had all melted, took a ladle Aisu hr struggled for awhile against been put into the Southern Pacific road and raised the can when it seemingly fate. The constancy and delicacy uf and border* on Link River and Upper Klamath Lake for two mllea. to better its condition in the last six exploded ami tilled her lace with the hot his attentions might have wun a From this addition can l»e mtii the grandest panorama on the l*acitlc years. Until the dividend tliat threw lye. Her face was badly burned and princess Then he complained tu her reminis Wall street into fits a few days ago, the her eyes were injured to some extent, Coast, comprising Lake, River, \ alley. Hill, Mountain and Nnow-capped company never paid a dollar in divi but ie hoped that she will not meet with cently, and she did nut understand and was annoyed. Then he tried simple Peaks, blend into an harmonious picture of unequalled lieauty and mag dends. Although it was an enormous any serious results from the accident. dignity. lien mute pathos Al the ly profitable property for years prior to John Colahan, of whom we spoke in end he wa» >» ring her about twice a nificence. that time, the Huntington policy was to our last issue as being crippled, is in a week at diuner. spend the surplus in modernizing the more serious corulition than at first was One afternoou Freddie slammed his property, and Harriman has continued anticipated, his hip being badly broken. desk to and left his other in the mid that policy. Of the amount spent by Dr. Johnson, on Monday set the bones, dle of the afternoon because he felt Harriman more than $60,000,000 is said ami at last report, lie was doing nicely. if he didn't go out and walk around to have come from surplus earnings. His sister, Miss Kate Colaban came up he would have apoplexy He tramped about the streets fur ten miles or so, The expenditure far exceeded the origi on Tuesday's stage, from the Falls, and hearing nothing and seeing nothing nal estimate. It was stated by the has gone to Johnie*« ranch in Yonna and nobody until he ran into or over management in 1900 that $40.000 0JO valley to help care for him. them would be sufficient to bring the road up Fur a man whom nobody had ever I.. Gerber showed us a letter this to the standard of a transcontinental accused of being sentfanenfal or imag week, from D. J. Wilcox of Lakeview, inative. Freddie was thinking queer fine. He was wondeiing if he The following figures show the amount saying they were ready now to put up thoughts. of motley said to have been put into the the Lakeview-Bly telephone line, known should do some heroic deed save a little child or an <dd man or half a Southern Pacific since the Harriman in as the Bunting Telephone line, giving us dozen pmrdr and was mangled or ■ terests acquired control: Interest-bear direct telephone communication with crushed I fatally perbapa; in t he opera Lakeview. ing and funded debt Increased about tion; whether when he was brought (Ashland Tillings.) A complete »eweiage system will Im put in. The entire cut of the Ode»»« $40,000,000; preferred stock increased home by an admiring policeman and In an opinion handed down l>y Chief ambulance surgeon, his wit« would suwinill lias been purchasvd, and thorn* building in the Buena Vista Addition about $40,(100,00'1; common stock in Justice Bean, of the Supreme Court brush back his hair from his forehead creased $17,110; receipts from land sales this summer will liaxe tir»t call on the output of this mill. Tuesday, the decree of Judge W. K. as she used to do. The picture was so $6,000,000; surplus earnings, including Plan» for a magnificent hotel ar»* now la*ing prepared, and construction will In com- Ellie, of the Circuit Court for Umatilla pathetic that Freddie almost wept estimate for 1900, $62,800,000. He might have wept, had his eye county is upheld, and the act of the paring its present condition with the begin this summer. This hostelry will lie lia-ated on one of the most pictur legislature of 1905, to tax all foreign nut been arrested at that moment by statue of five years ago, the following a gorgeous black and gold sign on the esque spots in the addition and will lie surrounded by a park. facte are brought out: An increase in sheep coming into the state of Oregon for ground floor of a flat house which he the pur|iow of pasturage or beingdriven was passing This was the sign: If you want a home in the most beautiful section of Klamath County, buy mileage of 1692 miles; an increase of through the state is held void, because mileage of 80-pound rails from a total of a lot in the Buena Vista Addition. the tax is not uniform or levied accord The Only Greatest 186 miles on January 1, 1900, to 2728 ing to value. The court holds that the If you want to live where you will be nurroun'led with Iwuutiful home«, buy VBILED LAL»T (Sig. I miles on June 1, 1906; added equipment revenue collected under this act cannot a lot in the Buena Vi.tu Addition. consisting of 486 locomotives, 327 pas Psychic Paimlst. Clairvoyant. be construed as a license because no senger cate, 16,000 freight care. Past and Future Fully Revealed The special privileges are granted nor di>e» If you want to live on the street car line then have your home in the Buena Beparatfd t.'nlt.d L,at AITectlons Reatored Vaiuabk Advice on the failure to pay the tax render the Vista Addition Love, Marriage Health. Slch- r.eaa Divorce Lawsuits, A hotel that will pvy splendid inter- pasturage of sheep in the state illegal, t Speculation Business. If you arc l-xiking for an investment tliat will yield returns, purchsse prop •st on the investment. 27 room, 2-story but that thi law is essentially a revenue Nothing Too Difficult. one and invalid. This decision i» in the erty in the Buena Vi«ta Addition. ........ •' and basement building, east of the new school building, corner 10th and Pine case of W. P. Reser, respondent, vs. Freddie read the »ign over two or three times. Then he picked out the sts. Porcelean bath and water closet», Umatilla county, appellant. Many horses are dying in Eastern clause, about the "separated” and the will rent readily for $5 per room per month. The building now nnder con Oregon ir m pinkeye. The Silver Lake "lo.t affections,” and dwelt on them Then he for ked up and down the street struction will be completed ready lor oc Oregonian says freighters coming in hastily, plunged into the flat house, cupancy about Sept. 16, outside and in from Saniko report many esses all along and knocked nt the Veiled Lady's door side to receive two coats of paint. Price lie road. Freighter Finley has lost three A young woman with her hair in •nd terms on application to D. B.Camp- horses lately and last week William curl papers ushered him into a half- Pitts lost oue. dnrkened front room hung with Orien »•U, opposite Lakeside Inn. tf tal looklpg and very dirty drnperle« This Coupon is Worth Money to You LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON. CLUB COUPON Limited to 50 members Tollman, Photographer 1 The Clairvoyant Found a Way B M ason &. S lough ABSTRACTERS m Buena Vista Addition TO KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Boulevards and Streets are now being graded, and these will be lined with Shade Trees. Grading work on the Electric Street Railway is now under way. Office: I Murdoch Build’g, next door Postoffice Klamath Cañal Co.