Residue
Lands
Surplus Lands of VVnrm
Springs Indian Reser
vation May be Thrown
Open to Settlers at an
Early Date.
New from Washington i to tlieefTcct
lliat tlm CMtitt mi'! t.litwpiiH-11, living-on
Ilia outskirts ( tli Warm KriiiK-s In
dian rwirrvalion, ant l-irmi ol IiavIdk
tliw uikmmIi-iI lands ii( tlii reservation
thrown hm ii to mttlinitnl. Fnr a Inn.
time tl.t rif ulnt toriM strictly proliiliitinK
any uni.inif within tlm Imiiiiditrle of
thu reservation Iiavu Inh-ii iilnr'l hy
the ImiikIimI MixTihti'hlriit. Thi Iihh
lirdiliip'fil tlm stork men lo onm ex
tent, and they now desiru to recover tint
privilege of pasturing on the unallotted
UniU of thn reservation.
Commissioner Jones, In reviewing the
mutter, say the record of hi oflli'ti
show tlmt 110,1'"" acre of the Warm
Hiring reservation have been allotted
to UttU Indians; tlmt 1,111ft aire are re
served for chtirch, m-his-il and agency
iurMNit , and that there I a residuo of
:23.I0H a ren ol unallotted land. The
authorities are not advised a to the
wishes of the Indiana regarding thia
residue. The etidirig Indiun approprl
ation hill ronlnins a provision author
Ultig th r-ecreUry of the Interior to
mifolinte with the Indiana of any reaer
vatioti for the cesMnn of their surplus
land to the t'nited State. It ia under
nlood that t-iit-li Indian ol the Warm
Kjrlligs reservation ha secured all the
land allotted to him, ami that there i no
further rail for the surplus. Therefore,
if the K-4le living near the reservation
can atari a movement ami secure the
eonaentof the Indian theiuaelvea to the
cession of thia part of their reservation,
thu depurtiuent will take the matter up.
If an examination should convince the
department that the throw iiif oien of
Ihene lanU would not harship the In
dians, hut, on the other hand, would
lienettl any ciinsidcralilt nuiuher of eo.
pie, it ia w holly rcasounhle to upK
that the Inuda may, in due course of
time, hu thrown neii to aettlemelit.
v. The Old I;njr,lnc.
An Kiaiuiner representative asked
one of the councilmcu the other day
w hut would he done with the old lire
engine, now that the town had a new
system. The city dud replied 1 1 1 tit thu
engine, whh for kale at I-1HI. Jlere'a a
ehunce for hoiiiu Hiuall town with ahle
InxHihI material for a lire company to
get a good thing at a vury small comI.
That old engine, much as it haa been
damned, has Paved many thousand of
dollara worth of property in I.ultoview.
It never wun the engine' lault that lire
destroyed property here, hut it waa the
fault of the water system. With plenty
of water thu engine will yet do valiant
service, and many a town might well
feel proud of it. Here'" a snap for 1'aia
ley or New Pine Creek, hoth enterpris
ing and growing townn a line engine
for f'JtH) that cost thu town of l.akeview
1 ,000.
5eed Hint Surely (J row.
The cost of seeds t'ompareil with the
value ol the crop in no miiiiII that a few
ccntri saved hy huyiug hccoihJ rate seeds
w ill amount to many dollurN loxt when
llie harvest ix inhered, runners have
found out hy iimiiV coxtly failures what
a risky thing it i to huv seeds without
heing pretty xii re that tiiey are reliahle
and true to name. The latent catalogue
ol the seed houxe of I). M. Kerry tic Co.
of 1'clrciU Mich., ia a reminder that
thousands o( fiiruiera in the United
StiiU'H and Can a la have pinned their
faith to the reputation of thin great llrm.
Iiiirimia hiu incus career approaching
half a century in time, Kerry's aeeda
have won an annual increaxe in popu
larity, w hich ia perhaps the liext evi
dence that they grow and give sulislao
tion. I'hitv'h Heed Annual for 11KJ1 ia a
uxeful guide in Hclecting seeds for the
farm, the truck garden and the (lower
unrdun. It ia sent free on application.
"A Million Dollars a Week."
The Oregouiaii of Sunday, Kehruary
17th, contained u column article headed
"A Million Dollara a, Week," giving an
interview with 1'rexident Went of the
I'ciiu Mutual Life IiiHiirance Company.
Thu Fifty-third Annual Statement of
that company ia u remarkable showing.
The new liUHinoaH written during 1900
wan f52,2:i2,H III exceeding hy more than
TH,000,000 the work of any previous year.
Thu Ten u Mutual in Oregon, under the
management of Sherman & Harmon,
I'ortland, mado a great record during
the year, writing l,047,OO0 carefully
Hclectud insurance, thereby leading all
their competitors for 1000 in thin ututo.
Aiiiuuherof New l'ine Creek young
people uttuuded the W. O. W, bull.
SOUTHERN WAITER
Th Tarrlbl IUprlt-c ol AattUr In ftavlnf
Rand of tip Darlnf lh lllfh Waur.
By H. Afulniliio. -tatt"
Wrlltao for lt wiH'k'i lux.
Hay, did you ever go to euchre party,
get "euchred" and then take two day
to get hack home? That w our ei
perience laxt week. We had an invita
tion to attend euchre party at the
rmideiice of A. N. JSenuell lam Friday.
The creek were low and we walked.
Muring the day and night Iwdore the
chlit'Mik wiioUand rain had Unn doing
effective work on the high table land.
Well, we reached IW-nnetl'a ; we played
euchre till midnight, then enjoyed a fine
nupper prepared hy Mr, lleuuett, and
then Marled for Iioiiiq. Hut, heboid! we
found the creek impaitxahle, o we con
cluded to atay until the break of day.
The young folk enjoyed themselves in
tripping the light faulaxtic, while the
elder one played w hint and gofeuchrcd"
kiiiii more, and tang ougn.
Karly in the morning the uairl.a.l
mirrounded Mr. liennett'a hand of xbeep
on a high knoll. Home of the animal
could not gel on the dry laud and alood
in the w ater nearly a quarter of a mile
from xhore, each minute the Hood riving
higher and higher. Hy ' o'clock the
dlieep were ill ten incite of water, and
the neighlxtra began to congregate to an-
ixl In getting the poor animal to dry
laud, if poible. Meantime Mr. Iteu-
nett and hi partner, Mr. NichoU, had
the xheep bunched on the knoll ao they
would not break away and pile up in a
a ftlough The men were in water from
knee to waint deep and nearly chilled to
death, when nixteen of the neighbora,
under the leadership of W. I,, l'ope,
tartetl in the work ol rescue, l'ope
proved a valiant leader, and hy 5 p. in.
we had the hand, numbering 1,750, on
dry laud with thu exception of 16 poor
lamb and old sheen that were drowned.
We had to (wiiu the aliecp live lime,
and two of the creek c roused were
wimming lor a horse.
It waa as exciting a a rabbit drive on
the West Side. Occasionally a man on
horseback would go under and out of
sight with a "wow!" And come to the
surface some distance away. Ow ing to
the swift current those on foot would
cling to the horses' tail to cross the
deepest place. The situation w ua laugh
able to all hut Will Khineharl when the
last sheep crossed the tirst creek. Will
grasiud hold of the tail of a horse with
one hand and with the other held the
sheep, aud crossed safely hut with some
difficulty. Al Kafader waa seen to roll
down stream like a log, at one time,
with only hi heud aUve water and
finally struck Initlom. Iwia Krakea
waui a creek with one hand, with a
sheep tightly griped in the other.
There were many laughable incident to
all hut the party in action. It was a
trying time on a man' nerves and con
stitution to be in ice water for two hour
aud swimming creeks, without touching
dry laud. Hut the work was as success
ful aa it was uncomfortable, and no one
regrets that he was a participant. With
a gallon aud a half of Monroe's three
AAA Kellogg, there was not a single
bad cold a a result.
Messrs. lleuuett A NichoU are well
pleased and thankful to the neightmrs
who risked their Uvea to save the pro
'terty from what seemed to lt utter de
struction. "A friend in need is a friend
indeed." Mr. lleuuett has lived on hi
place for sixteen years, aud this is the
It ret time the water was ever known to
have covered that ground. In fourteen
hours It rose a fool bIkjvo high water
mark.
Jake MexHiier, the Itidwell stagedriver,
could not cross "IM-mile" at W. L.
1'opo's place, and had to return with the
nail. Two Indians attempted to cross
the same day. One of theoi sw am Herons
with his horse; the other got separated
from his horse, hut finally succeeded in
reaching shore more tlead than alive.
Will Khinehurt has been over from
his (iuano ranch to look after H00 head
of cattle he haa been feeding at Calder-
wood's.
Sheriff Ptinlap's cattle, lieing fed at
the ranch of Tom Ferris, are looking
exceedingly well.
We notice "The Colonel" has been in
Washington, presumably to induce Com
missioner Hermann to reverse his decis
ion in favor of the settlers of Warnurf?).
1'oor fellow, how he does sympathize
with us all.
Re'-cnt exnerimcnta show that all
classes of foods may hu completely di
gested by a preparation culled Koitol
Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely di
gests what you eat. As it is the only
combination of all the natural digest
ants ever devised the demand for it has
become enormous. It has never failed
to cure the very worst cases of indiges
tion aud it always gives instant relief.
I.ukeview Drug Co.
Like had dollars, all counterfeits of
DeWitt's Witch Hazels Salve U 'e worth
less. The original ouickly cures piles,
sores aud all skin diseases. I.akeviuw
Drug Co.
Always TrWi.
Always th Boot
fHEDOY'.
S HA
aro told varywhara.
ltd Bt4 Animal tram.
t. m. tun 4 ., iitioit,
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The Northern
Stage Line.
LAKOVIEW-PAISLEY.
A. W BRYAN, Proprietor.
T,eti ves I.akevicw nt G a. rn.
every day lut Sunday.
Hcttirninfj, leaves I'h it-ley
at G :H0 a. in every lny but
Sunday.
P-nfrrV;far j. Hound (rip ff
Ol'I ICe-a. V. nlder' Stoft, Lahvlw, Vrt.
KjT.QUNTflER
"f Watchmaker 4
and Jeweler A
I Located at Ahlstrom Bros A
Monogram
' Al work in my line fully
Guaranteed T
1 Citv Meat
a t iki a a . w
Lakeview-
Plush
Staqo. Line
p-NEVY BRICK BU!lDhN5-Sjy
,r.
Beef, Pork and ij
Mutton k
Bologna, Sausage. Etc M
flX COULTER & CO, 1
SnlHwrllHfr to The fiimlwc wbo rrmov
(nun on.- iKll )r ti another, ur .-lmiie
t tiff t r tfttiffli aitdrru sli.til i rmirriilH-r lo
1rp ihlt i. flier rsr-'i mi iiii lr pt-r can tu
droM-d to tbe riKlu MUifllL-t.-.
TUIC DXDCD i k-f .n nt.-.1 K.r. iukh's
IfllO rArCn Al. ri:.inK A m-rci n.ii
Mi-nhsnii' kxchstiirv, Ssn rraixlM-D, I'sl..
where contractu (ur a'l verilio.K nan Ijv iuale
lot It. I
BLrtCKJniTllS
AMD
OtO. H. STEVENS, Proprietor.
I-avi t lkeview Monday! and Fri
days Keturninx. Uavct I'luth Tues
days and Haturdaya, at 7 o'clock a.m.
Carrie I'aaaeiiKers, I'ackaKa and
Krelht. STAtiE OKKIt'K Ballejf A
MaatiiiRill, Htore,
Lakevlew,
Oregon
8outh and East
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Shasta Route.
Train, h-are Aiier for I'orlland and way sta
tion, at Vi.il a. m. aud U:U p, m.
Lt Forllaud S-soam S:0pai
" Aa--r 4:(Uam l:i;pn
Ar A.nland 12::im 12:1 p m
" XacrainKiito 6:0u p m 4 SAaaa
" Mao Kraoclaco 7:45 p m S-.16 a m
' i-n
' UeOTer
' Kaunas City
' Chicago
" Ia Anxclea
' Kl fa ,
" For t Worth
City of Mexico,.,
" Houston
" New Orleans
" Waahliia-tou
" New 1'ork
. S:45 m
. 9:uu a m
. 7:2.) m
. 7:45 a m
. 1:20 pm
. 6:U0 p m
. t:u a m
. l:Mi m
. 8:5 a m
. 6:25 p m
. 6:42 a m
.12:43 p m
11:45 ana
S:40 p m
7 :25 a m
9:30 a at
7:00 an
6:(li p m
6:a m
10:30 a oa
A:?5 p m
6:42 am
12:43 p m
Horseshoeing A -Specialty
LOOKOUT
551
Pullman and Tourist can on both train.
Chair ear Sacrameuto to 0deu and Kl raao,
and tourist ears lo ' hit-ago, 81. Louia, New Or
leans and Waabtugtnn.
Conneotlnrat Ran Franciaro with the several
steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan.China.
f htlllulues, Ceutral and Houtb America,
Bee agent at Ager station, or address
C. il.MAKKHAM.G. P. A..
Portland, Or.
..Vegetable btore..
The only Vegetable Store in
0 iAkrvlew Is located at tbe
North end of Water Htreet.
Vegetables, Fruit, Produce;
4 Also lieneral Merchandise,
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Free Delivery.
Wliorton & Barnes
For an) one killintr ur iJ
injf rtocsT bclcoiciiiK to th
EE BEALL,
DRUGGIST
Everything known
to the trade carried
In atock
FINC Soaps, Perfumes,
Toilet Goods, Etc.
South Eastern Oregon
Live Stock Association
$500 REWARD
Will be given fnr the arreet and convinion of any per
on or pereoue eUaJiny any stock beloojfiny
to tuetnbere of thu Association.
J. D. COUGMLIN,
J, n. INNES, President.
Secretary.
Ager-Lakeview
Stage Line.
S. L. McNAUGHTGN, Proprietor
Office, Hotel Llnkville
Klamath Falls, Or.
vi.it DR. JORDAN'S orcatI
UUSEUU OF ANATOMY'
1001 HARKIT ST.. tAH FRANCISCO. CAU
rs s usa MS mut.j
CIQARS...
.STATIONERY
Frank Smith's
Barber Shop
Hot and Cold Baths
Ou door MOUIh or IIAKK
1
Tk. Iarw AaaMmloal UnaMim
In tb Ww l
Vrtmtt mlUm Im (A. CUy, A
Wak b.mm, or any eoatraet- x
d U.M,alllT.lv wrtf bv
lb. 4Mdwt Bp.rUilat ou tb. faoUbt
Ook. K.mUkr4 at y.ara, g
08. JORDAN-PEIVATt DISEASES x
aaa aad sntlii r
at.l mmmm w b. .r. auItVrlng A
from lb Mmu tt r.utbtul Itidl.-
w.uoaa w nmrn m aaaturar
I-eave Lakevlew at 6:30 a. m.; arrive al BIy
in 11 bours.
Leave Hljr at ( a. m.; arrive at Klamatb rails
In 15 bours.
Leave Klamatb Falls at 7 a. m.; arrive mt
Beswick in 9 hours.
Leave Beswick at S a. m.; arrive at Ager 1st
7 bours.
Makes conuection aith all train at Ager,
Cat.
Easy Coaches
Excellent Acccmmodations
Passenger, expraa aud freight traffic
sol.citeH. All busiuesa cotruated to aa
ill be expedited.
G. W WISE.
General Merchandise,
First-Class Hotel."
The Plush House,
Tonsorial Parlors.
Plush, Lake County, Oregon.
w.uoaa v nmrn in suakirsr A
raara. Karvoixard phrsk-ai IMk4llty,lw
HHHI'i M.nk.d lit .o iiaoumpU.
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tneni that ff win aul A
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air l a. IXsMur o. mn alalat to p.rfurm A
Ui nit oll7 Dlua.a ef ttm. B
sslrMla, bat Is tr.M knawn to M a l.lr and W
. sqiMr. rMvsHvaa aad urt.n, MonUuafll
11 oilpMlait7 llatta ( Baal.
) YPM ILlNj IharMfMr aradleatW bun
I lbs arstoat with wit ah. ua.ol Marrar;.
Trai..aB flIIMl b am EtMrL llmrfl.al
I r fur k.sl.rfc A ouk-k aud wUcul
run tor VIIm. riaaair aad fiMBlas,.
Or. Jwdaa's saaclal Mialtaa saaihixla.
TUT MAN analflnt to ot will nostra
I an r auitjt oatMiM nt nlafmniDlalnt.
' H' wui 4iraranCM l)&JtIVM CUSM I
I awry tat hiutmoaa.
vnnviiianaa I UK b. tiit sincny vnvaas.
CHAitesi rsnr kabosabul
Traauuaiift Mnaaallv or b l.tt.r.
Writ, fnr Knok. rHIMerHT V
Mul Iwr mmm.) uau at wnw
OH JORDAN CO.. Market M, t. K
urnm
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests tbe food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It Is the latest dlscoTereddlgeat
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Price Me. and tl. La.rfrelie contain IS tlmea
mail tlxa. Book All About dyspepsia tuaiUsUreo
Prepared by E. C. OtWITT A CO- Chicago.
Lakevlew Drug Company,
A FULL HOUSE
n.' lajtkiAWiniimi ui ami rnxmnmrvfrs
Call and see us and
find we are right.
EESSsV
Of Hardware, Implements, Wagons,
Buggies, etc. We carry a full stock in
our line. We can best serve you by
you calling on us and letting us know
what your wants are. Our Wares are
Good, our prices Right. We merit your
patronage by fair and square treatment
J. E. BERNARD & SON, Lakeview, Oreong