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-s, CI J - . - - . . If
NEW MANAGEMENT
1 i
FOR THE
fir. Gest Retires and Is
way, an Experienced Railroad Man.
The Reno Gazette reports the arrival
in the Nevada town on Octoler 8th, of
T. F. Dunaway-, representing the bank
ing firm of Moran Brothers of New York,
owners of the N. C. & O. Railway. Mr.
Dunaway assumed the management of
the narrow gnage road last Tuesday,
Oct. 16th, vice E. Gest, resigned. Mr.
Gest retires from the management of
this road and will devote himself to
large interests of his own in Crncinatti,
Ohio.
Mr. Dunaway is an old . railroad
manager of thirty-one years experience,
though he is comparatively young in
years. Until recently he has been
General Superintendent of the Colorado
A Southern and Vice President of the
Fort Worth & Denver railroad. He
brings with him vast experience as a
railroad manager, and the injection of
new blood into the N. C. & 0. will have
a tendency to bring the road into the
prominence it deserves, and prove . a
; pleasing change.
The Gacette says that Mr. Dunaway
has the appearance of being business
from the start. He declined to be inter
viewed regarding the future policy of
the road, stating that as yet he knew
but little of the company's affairs.
However, he stated that he would be glad
to give any information possible in the
future that would be of public interest.
The change in management of this
Lake County Good Enough.
(Jeorge Bogue returned last week from
Klamath county after delivering 72 head
of beef cattle to the Ashland butcher.
Mr. bogue was here last Thursday, and
informed The Examiner that beef is
looking up in the Ashland section, and
that he sold too soon, receiving 6 for
steers and b for cows; had he waited
a few weeks he should have done better.
Mr. Bogue has again located in Lake
county, having bought the fine alfalfa
ranch of Ed. Green, near Paisley. He
says Rogue River valley is a desirable
place to live, but Luke county is the lo
cality to make money, lie believes fully
in the success of McKinley and Roose
velt in November, and a corresponding
continuation of good time for every
body. Ills family are still residing in
Ashland, but will return here in the
spring.
Our Fame Abroad.
Klamath Republican.
Lakeview is said to be rising from its
ashes and becoming an elegantly built
town. Among its many conspicious
features is the immense, three story
brick hotel, containing 80 rooms and
equal in style and construction to the best
in this part of the state. There are also
eight large brick stores just completed,
with a style that shows that the builders
believed there was nothing too good for
Lakeview. Another fine building la the
Masonic, and in addition there are
many other fine residences and business
houses completed or nearly so. The
energy and perseverance of the citisons
of Lakeview in thus rebuilding, sets a
good example tor the citizens of other
towns to follow.
Democratic Opinion.
Louis Gerber, the well-known stock
man of .Klamath, offers to wager 5 to 3
on the election of McKinley and Roose
velt, and will accept an offer on the Re
publican standard-bearers carrying the
doubtful states or states that are
claimed as doubtful by the Uryanites
New York and Indiana. Ho has $1,000
to wager on these odds. Mr. Gerber is
a Democrat, is a persistent reader and
eearcher after JuiowleJge, and his opin
ion is worthy of consideration, lie says
liryan has no possible chance of election.
3chool Report.
The following pupils of district No. 9 j
(Crooktyi Creik) were perfect in attend
a nee and excellent in deportment and
svh'jlarhip for the pionth ending Oct. 5,
1100: FMwin Krttefiel, Clarence Kliine-
hart and Lena lA)vlesa.
Alma ii, Joukhox, Teacher.
For Sule ut u Sucriflo
A three-year old KtamUrd Uml Stal
lion, sired by the vreat McKinney ; first
tlitm, M lesion lUllo. Kor full ieli)(ree
apply to Wm. Harvey, Taialey, Or. 80-2m
Meaars Lane, 1'uickand Ketnler of
Silver lla brought VA head of cattle
to the Tails Kuiutay, which they sold
Tut'Uy t Mitchell Dros. at A.l and
t!, cents. Klamath id proas.
. Don't forvet that C. U. Hnider Is sell
iiiaT groceries cheaier than any house in
N. C. & 0. Ry.
Succeeded by T. F. Duna-
line no doubt means the early extension
of the road toward Lakeview. There is
little doubt that next spring Likely, in
Modoc county, will be reached and that
will bring the road within eighty miles
of Lakeview. Mr. Gest, good man, was
always a hindrance to the developement
and extension of the road ; he was said
to be a good railroad man, but had out
lived his usefulness as a manager. The
Examiner hopes to see the new manage
ment in closer touch with the business
men of Lake county.
Mr. Dunaway is taking hold of the
company's business in a manner that
will not only bring the road at once into
prominence, but instead of being some
what of a drawback to the developement
of the country it will be from this on a
great factor in the developement of the
whole northern country. I He is anxious
to become personally acquainted with
all the patrons of ; the road. , The
company will soon have a traffic manag
er, which has long been needed, whose
duty it would be to look after the freight
department, and also a passenger man
to le in charge of the passenger traffic.
Mr. Dunaway says he has no doubt the
road will be extended further north the
coining summer. A telegraphic service
for the road will be inaugurated and the
business of the company will be revo
lutionized. Lakeview merchants will rejoice !
You enjov a good cigar don't you?
Well Post & King carry the best in town
the celebrated ElComandante. Fra
grant and exhilarating. 41-tf
Former Bryan Leader
Bolts the Policy
of Americans.
The Oregoninn.
William M. Colvig, rf Jacksonville, one of the leading lawyers of
Oregon, and a Democratic warhoree of the old school, has come out against
Bryan. Four years ago Mr. Colvig loyally supported Bryan, and was
known as one of the best campaigners the Democracy had in Oregon.
But he can't stand the Bryan ite doctrine of hauling down the flag, and
has declared for McKinley and Roosevelt. In a letter to George A. Steel,
Chairman of the Republican State Committee, offering his services for the
campaign, Mr. Colvig say:
" There are a goodly number of Democrats in this (Jackson) county,
who, for the sake of party, might be led considerably out of the way on
purely economic questions relating to governmental affairs, but when they
are required, as now, by their leaders to take a position that makes them
feel like American cowards, they will
of country, its flag, its institutions, and
Femlaln Oarloatttr.
"Mr. Dolley, Won't you let me look
at your watch a little while?"
"Certainly, Miss Flypp. Do you
want to consult the time?"
"No," replied the girl, as she opened
it and examined' its case and works.
"I was curious to see If water tarnished
pold. or had any effect on the watch's
delicate mechanism"
"Water? What do you mwanf"
"Well, Mr. Hunker told me you were
lr the' habit of soaking your watch.
What is the object of such treatment,
Mr. Dolley ?"-41arlem Ufa.
Th Onlr War.
Mrs. Bowers I shall select, necktie
for you when X am la town to-day,
John. v '
Mr. Bowers Befora you select It,
will you have the clerk blindfold you?
Mrs. Bowers
-Blindfold dm? Are
you crasy? , ,
Mr. Howera- Ko! Br belna; blindfold
ed there ia a chance that, jrou mar
strike one that I could wear I Puck.
Bke Coal4 Laavsu
riut I cannot engage you aa house-
nVald when you tell me yourself that
lty friend across the strttt discharged
you for e eydropping.
"Hut tho temptation waa eo great.
You aee you don't know what It waa I
hear."
On second thought I will employ
you
Hun and take off your haU"
N. V. World.
Whr Ha HaaltaUA.
"Can't you set a date for the pay
ment of this little UUr asked the
collector.
"1 coujd if It weren't for one thing,"
anawerrd the debtor.
"What Is that?"
"I want to suatain my reputation
for truth and veracity." Chicago
1'oet.
ProhUoa !).
"Strange, legan the young author,
whoae Arat novel baa just beeu pub
lished. "What?" queried his frirud.
"Statistic Uhvw that Illiteracy
amoiitf the timasca has tliiuinikheil SM
er e-ut. In the last J )eara, and yet
my iuacI remains unread." l'hilttdci
phia North Americao.
The Only
Exclusive
shoe
, IIOUHE
In IiOkeview
A
All The Latest Up-To-Date Styles
U'rito for Catalocua and Prices.
That Makes Cowards
not go. Some of us place our love
its destiny far above party loyalty."
i
Ro Choioo.
"Would you rather be born lucky or
rich?"
"Well, if I were born rich I would
consider myself lucky, and if I were
born lucky I would tret rich, so It
wouldn't matter. The trouble is I am
born and I am neither!" Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Ral Ca.w for Worry.
Mamma Oh, I am terribly worried
about Robbie.
Papa What Is wrong with him
now; tome simple little ailment?
Mamma No; he has washed his
face twice without being told. Tit
Bite. A Limit to Maa-naalmltr.
She You have boasted that you
would die for me, and now you won't
teach me to
nae my wheel.
He That's all right; I wouldn't
mind dying outright, but I don't want
to go round the rest of my life all
crippled up. Chicago Record.
Th Modern GlrL
Tha youth who "makes a aonnet
To her eyebrow" will not win.
Ha muat have skill to make tor bar
A pocketful of tin.
I'hlladelphla t'resa. .
JVST LI KB PAPA.
-Vow tvt ! tiVf vp
. - m
quinine like a man.
Willie Like papa?
Mother Yea, like papa.
Willi All t'iUti wherc'a the whla-ky?-Typca,
Mot
riiiiiiiilli! 11 '
RUSSELL
ENGINES
BOILERS
SAW
HILLS
inh Grade
THRESHERS
STACKERS
laGliinery
PCHTLAND, or.CCON.
J. AVIRAGNETE, The Tailor
At J. W. Howard's
New Goods.
New Samples.
Everything New,
..Fit Guaranteed or no Pay..
AimiXIHTRATOR't) NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the under
signed has been, by order of the County Court
it mtaiiifi
..r
ate of jPPTon
of Laae county, Oregon, dul
ed administrator of the eatate of N. P. Ton.
nlngsen, deceased. All persona having claimi
aKaiust said estate are required to present tha
same with proper voucher within six months
from the date of this notice, to the undersign
ed at bis resiaenca, in Lakeview. Lane count?.
Oregon; and all persona knowing themselves
to be indebted to said estate will please call
ana pay tne same to sal a administrator.
A. F. TONNI.N'USEN.
Administrator of 'the Eatate of N. P. Tan-
ningsen, Deceased.
Iated Oct 4th, 1900. 39
. FIN4L PROOF.
United State. Land Office at Lakeview. Or.
Aurust SO, 1900. Notice ia hereby given that
the following-named settler baa (fled notice of
his intention to make final proof In support of
hfn claim, and that said proof will be made
Deiore u. is. waraweu. united states commis
sioner, at at Sil ver Lake, Oregon, on October 0,
imi, via: ri.tAfAiv i vt. jurvts, n. &. no.
1708, for the KM of N Wi and hws 1, 2 and 8 of
sectional, towusnip Z7 muta, range lo east,
Willamette meridian. Oregon, tie names tha
following witnsaea to prove hia continuous
residence upon ana cultivation of sal a land,
vis: Walter Kittridge, A. H. Wallace, C. P.
Marshall ana V. F. Abshler, all of Silver Lake,
uregon.
aep 6-35 E. M. BRATTAIN, Register,
TIMBKR IVABIIt NOTIC'K.
United States Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon,
September 21, lvoo. Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provUious of the act of
CougreM of June S, 187, entitled "An act for j
(he t-ale oi timber lands in the States of Cali
fornia, Oregoa, Nevada and Waahiugton Ter
ritory," as exienueu to ail tne lubllc Land
States by act of August 4, ISM, Annie Moss, of
1'aialey, county of Lake, State of Oregon, haa
i nm aay niea in tnis omce ner sworn state
ment, NC.27V, for tbe purchase of the NE1
NEW, of section No. l'i, in township No. 34 a.,
range No. 17 E., and will offer proof to show
that the ladd sought ta more valuable for ita
limner or stone tnan for agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim to said land before
the Register and rteceiverof thlsofflue at Lake
view, Oregon, on Friday, tha Win day of No-
vemoer, iuO. fne nainea aa witnesses: Jobn
A. Withers, of Faialev, Oregoa; V. M.Curry, of
laikeview, Oregon: J. K. Mei.'orroack, of Lake
view, Oregon, and A. W. Charlton, of Lake-
view, uregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands ara reunested to file
their claims in this office on or before said Sutb
day of November, ISuu.
Sep 27-.18 K. M. BRATTAIX, Register.
t-ixAt. rioor.
Ind Office at Lakeview, Or., September 23,
19U0. Noti U hereby riven that tha follow-lug-named
settler haa filed notica of her lnten-
cU. and th.tid S wiit baTad'e befoS
O, B. Warden. I nitedatate. Commia..oner .1
Silver Lake, Oregoa. on IH-tober 27, law. vis:
MAilY C. BKOWN. formerly Mary C. Keeder,
II. K. No. Iv&i.Jix the SA.i of aet tion SI, ! a-
snip xi aoutn, ranga U east, Ulametta inert
dian. lreou bbe names tha following wit
nesses to prove her cvDiiuuous residence anon
ana ruuivation oi sola land, via: . lilt ares.
Jobn Hj, Marion l onley, ti. L. betkwitb,
ail oi Oliver ta.e Oregon.
Via: WlLUAVf H. 11AVKS. H. . No. 1730,
for the K) 4 of vi'n,t i of sccsica ttu,
aud t't of tW . r i A I ois S and 4, keotiou 14,
Wo li.lup 'SI s. 'n, .i !' if,, ilUmelle
uu-rtdiau, Ht -WttlKMes
lo 5
utmn aud cuhi
Cunlcy, ti. 1. 1:
an M uer i .
Ti: Joiix :
II. '. J I. amis lulloMlug
ttfn of m-! : t-l, i is: Marion
n 'A . J. st, VM..4. It. 1. LfcUt:,' j
lAYJu-S . t. No. VM, for the
K of .Sv; aud of M't and NS 'l
M.t of aH'tlou 30, too iisliip 27 auib, rauge li
east, Willamette lut rntiau tlregoii. He names
the followiug wiinesses lo prove bis commons
rralttiu upuo a I'd cullttalluii uf said laud,
is: Marion .-Ict. U. U Brcsaitb. J. M.
Ward and B. f. Ine. all of Silver Utt, tirrgon.
A. M. BRA I TAIN, Register.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. K. SMITH, M. 1.
' lliy "Irian and Mararlom. ;
Lakevletr. Or, '
OFFICE- fieall AWIllej's Drug 8 tor. Can. r.iAm.
promptly day or night. L . -'
Ik. h. smith w i
Phyplelaa antf Bargee
lAkevlew. Or.
OFFICE Laker lew Drag Co'. Store.
HPKBBYAtiRKGU
Atteraeye-at-Law.
Lakeview, Or.
OFFICE Ocrort Boon.
i. r. cons
Attorney at Law
Lake Tie w,. Ores
OFFICE-DalyEBuiidlng.
C II. DALRYMPLE
Attorney -at- Law.
Lakeview, Or.
OFFICE Daljf Building. .
V. B. WATSON
f,A tteraer-At- Law .
Aehlaad. Oregea.
WIN Attend to anv civil business antmstaH to M
I in any of the count lM of the Firs t Judicial district.
W.J.HOOBR
Attorney-at-Law, Notary Pnblle
Lakeview, Or .
OFFICE Daly Building.
MRS. S. J. MILLER
Cenaty Maaaajer for the
TIAV1 COMPAXY.
OrFICE Main St. Lakeview. Or.
DH.E.B. RAMSBY
Harae Trainer.
Lakeview, Orrgax
DR. O. F. DF.MOREST '
Dentist
Lakeview. Orearam
OFFICE Daly Building.
DR. HAROLD CLARK
Dentist
Paisley- Oregon
CIIA. E. MOORE
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
Reeervoir sites locattd, Platting and Ditch
leveling. Timber and other lands examined
for parties living at a distance.
Lakeview, Oregon.
FINAL PROOF.
United States Land Office at r.ikevtno n
September 18, 1900. Notice ia hereby given that
the following-named settlers have filed notice'
ol ther tention to make Bnal proof In support
of thelr claims, and that said proof will be made
Register and KeceW at LakeviSw!
uu.uu uiiuum n, iwu, via: luman rus-
Kti i, a. t. bo. 1740, for tne NE. of SWli and
NWJ4 of 8Ei and BW of NE and SEW of
oi section 2a, townsbip 40 south, range 24
east, Willamette meridian, Oregon, lie nainea
tne following witnesses to prove his continu
ous residence upon and cultivation of aaid
land, via: John N. Van Coughnet, of Fort
Bldwell, California; William Pope, of Warner
Lake. Oregon : Thomas Ferris, of W
Oregon: bumner Foskett. of Warner lir.
Oregon. Via: JOHN N. VAN COUGHNET, H.
E. No. 1977 for the 8 WW of SWJi of section 6, and
BEW, of SEW, of section 6 and of NEW of sec
tion 7. towushtD 41 8.. ranee 25 east, nf A tll.m.
ette meridian, Oregon. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, via: Ed
Monroe of Ft. Bid well, Cal.. Lorn an Foaket of
Adel, Oregon. Sumner Fnakett and Frank Fr.-
aen oi n arner uike, Oregon.
Sept. 20-37-S . M..BRATTAIN, Register.
TIMBER I.AKD JVOTICE.
United States Land Office. TkartAur
A ugust 6, I'M). Notice ia hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of tho Act of
Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled "An Act for
the sale of timber lands in tha Kt.tmni r.ii.
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory," as extended to all the Publio Land
Statea by act of August 4. 1892. Thomas J.
Otheld.of Lorella, county of Klamath, Bute
of Oregon, has this day filed In this office his
!r orJ?...I,wmenl' ,467' lor the Purchase of
the NWW, of bEW.of sertiou No. , in township.
No. 89 south, range No. 15 east, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought la more
valuable for its timber nr irn ih.n
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to saia lana before the Register and Receiver
of this offloe at Lakeview, Oregon, on SaXur-
7, mi i3iQ uay oi ueiODer, 1'JUO.
Ha namea as vitm,iii i.nia n.. ...
Lorella, Oregon; J. O. Hamaker, of Bonania,
Snfi0ni '-vC!,.mI.be.11' ' Lorella. Oregon;
William CaniDbell. of liril. nruunn J
and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are iwimti n .
claims in this office on or before aaid 18th daw
of October, 1900. .
August 1W1 Js. M. BRATTAIN. Register.
TISIBF.R LASI) NOTICE.
United States Land Offliw. T k
September 21. 19uu. Ndtin in hn.h Vv,..'
In compliance with the provisions of the act of
C'ougrvsaof June S, 1878, entitled "An act for
tuBMiieui uuioer tanua in tbe Mates of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington T.
ritory,"aa extended to all tha i'iii.n T.t
States by act of August 4. John A. With
ers, of f'alsley, county ol Lake, State of Oregon.
has this day filed in this othea bis sworn state
ment. No. 278, for tha purchase of the of
of aectiou No. 13, iu townshlpU 8., raage
No. 17 K.. and will nffnr nnuil m k.. . i,
1 - r .ub. ,uv
aud sougbt is more valuable for linlmUro.
KeceWer l." ' T '
VSiZV.t! I ilV?."
iici!i iutn tor agricultural rurrnwrs. aud
to
Oregon. on Friday tha Suth day of November. 10
ne uames as wnneases: u A. Mom, of Paisley.
Oregon; P. M. Curry, of Lakeview, Oregon; 1.
K McCurmaek, of Lakeview, Oregon, aud 8. I
M.isis. of lakeview, Oregon.
Aiifaodall persons claiming adversely tha
UVf.l.-rilJ Istxin are requested lo file
their claim in this ottiee ou or before said Suth
day of November. 1).
hep 27-a t. M. BRATTAIN, Register.
rivtbrnoor
rn'.tcd Biatea Und Office. Ukevlew. Oregon.
K-) teiiil.'r 21. IKw. '.- .u..
'.:' f'J'M of Summer !, drewou. "haa
liie.l li.lle of hi i,k,i.., s s-t
irof 1 1 tore O. B. Want well p. S.Coiutjissioner
at bis i.lbct In Sliver I-ake, Oregon, en Katur
day, lte 27th dsy of October. !. on liiuber
euliurn B.i li'.iou . llhl f,,r !!. f
U't-licailou No. IIM f,ir !ii. of Kn'
w i. u . r i .
a
andNr4..f SW0f awtioa
.no. scs. in lownslilp No. i ratine No. 17 K.
He names as wituessea: J.ne M.Mnali of Silver
1-akr, Orcaud Jsiucs lh.uusm. t. ti. Aldridga
and HcriM-rt AUridge id fuuimer lake, ore
acpt 27-37 k. M. BKATfAIN Kt(lsUr.,
t