LAkn COLNTY fcXAnlNEft LAKEVIEW, OREGON, OCT. jl, 1901. Pvbllaned Every Thursday BEACH & M'OARREY Mimic BulWlof TERMS: (One Year, $2.00 .'Six Months. 1.00 (Three Months 50 FAIR WIDOW NEEDS HUBBY LAKLVIEW, OKEUON, KT. Jl. 1001. Some bright in-nxm hs (mtftiedrxl Un changing of the name ( the Philippine Islands to the McKinley llam1. We note that one Oregon paper states that the press of the country is unanimous in favor of the change. Allow The Kx aminer to eater a protest here. After the battle of Maniia, these same people who are clamoring for a change in name, or some others like theiu, tie sired to call them the Dewey IsUmls It may not have occurred to the advo cates of the latest propoeed change that the people down theie who call them selves Filipinos may dislike to have that name taken away from them, and that there would be a strong reason of Dolicv. if none other, for declining to make such a change as tins. The de sire to honor President M -Kinley in connection with the Islands, however, is entirely praiseworthy, but some bet ter means than that suggested should be chosen. Let us honor the great Presi dent not by taking away from the people of the Islands something thev already have, but by giving them "omething that would be to their advantage. For example, suppose there should be estab lished a great university in Manila, toj be known as the McKinley University, in which all of the brightest young men and women of the Islands could secure an education free of cost. Could the dead Piedlent rise up in his tomb we believe he would say, "that is wliat I would like to see." If the M'Kinley University shouht lie endowed with $10, OOOjOOU by Vote of congress, the people of this country would say, "well done," but not so if an attempt should be made to filch from 'he I-Uuder the name that thev have borne for some hundreds of Refined, Aired 3a, Fair of Pace With Ro.y Cheeks and Sweet Red Lips, She Yearns. The following letter has been received by the Postmaster at linker City, this state, and made public by him io the hope that the energetic young widow- may find a gl husband : "To all it may concern: A refined widow, aaed 82 jears, with three boys, 9, 7, and 5 years, wishes to form the ac qttaintance of some kind-hearted and honorable gentleman who is desirous of obtaining a genial companion and who cau sing and play and do general house work. Fair complexion with dark brown hair, eyes and eye-brows, with rosy cheeks and lips, considered nice looking. Before marriage, was leading soprano in the Baptist church at Port Arthur, Ontario. My reason for adver titing is that I am desirous of making my home in the west. I aut not wealthy and am not expecting riches. My hus band a as a dentist, out was addicted to drink and left us in poor circumstances so that our financial condition does Hot count very high. Now I think I have given you a fairly good description of my self and for further particular, , address Mrs. Jennie Ashbury, Carlisle, Went- worth county, Ontario, Canada." We do not believe there is anything in Baker City that will suit Mrs. Ash bury, after looking the field over. If she w ill just send her photo to The Fx- aminer we believe she will be able to find her ideal of a husband, if she has an ideal, here in Lakeview. We have seveial good fellows here whom ought to lie married. 1 TheZ - $30,000 Sta. I ..The Lakeview Mercantile Company., fb Successors to M. C. ROTHE & CO. 8tt Ofr-fr-HKHM ' OK TIIK 4'OMIMNYl if!" m P M Miller. Ireitral A Mchart. V I V I. Hnrlllng. HrrA Trraa LARdER and BETTER ...STOCK THAN EVER BEFORE We will soon have on hand the largest and most complete stock of OENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever opened up in South eastern Oregon. MMK.TOHM r TMK -OMI'l rJlL V M Miller, V A Mrharl V I.Mi'llluK. Itrbl MrHrr W Hrr Hard . rNlim-a U4ra II llaablna 1 Lakeview flercantile Co. I Senator Morgan has hud a talk with President Koose- ell about the prosects of the Nicaragua canal bill, at the com ing session of Congress. The President . told Morgan that he would submit the Senate a new treatyon the subject which more nearly met bis views than the first Hay-Pauncefo e treaty, but did not go into particulars. (leaking of the Pres ident's policy, in regard to Southern ap pointment, Senator Morgan said : "It is policy of reconcilliaiion, a policy ol the best man in the iHite." General W. H.Odellof Salem, repre senting the state of Oregon, and C. J. Taylor of Elkhart, 111., representing the United State, have beeu in Klamath county to examine and certify on certain swamp lands. Thev have the same ilntieg to perforin in Lake county.--K'am-sth Republican. Walter N. Dimmick, the San Fran cisco mint looter, has been sentenced to two years in San Qiieutiu prison on the first connt. There are two other charges against him which are to be tried before he dons the etripes. This is the end ing cf a bright young man who went the pa. From the way the Demo-pop press of the country is republishing "wise say ings'' from the Commoner, it is evident that Mr. Bryan is being "boomed" for the Presidency in '04. The irrepress ible colonel doubtless believes that the ''third time is the charm." Jack Radley of unsavory reputation shot and killed George Matthews at Do I.mar near Redding, Cal., during the jiterese of R masquerade ball. Mat thews had warned his wife not to dance with Radley, and the latter became offended. Herr Maurer, editor of the Nenesta Leben, an anarchist sheet published in lierlin, has been sentenced to four months imprisonment owing to the pub lication of an article approving of the assassination of President McKinley. Governor tieer of Oregon lias gone to l ihio to stump that stale for the Repub lican party. The campaign was opened iu U'.v tlackeye state on the 1'Jtlt irmt. by Nash, Foraki l and Ilanna. II mors uio bring heaed upon us. Oregon is again a gold medal winner at the Buffalo fair for the la-st canned butter in the world. A Typical South African Store. O. R. Lnron, of B:iy Villa, Sundays Piver. Ciie Colony, conducts a store typical of South Afri -a, at which can la purchased anything from the proverbial needle to an anchor. I his store is situated iu a valley nine miles from the nearest railway station and about twen ty-tive miles from the nearest town. Mr. Larson says : "I urn favored with the custom of farmers within a radius of thirty miles, to many of whom I hive supplied with Chamberlain's rem edies. All testify to their value in a household where a doctor's advice is almost out of the question. Within one mile ot my store the population pr. haps sixty. Of these, within the past twelve mouths, no less than fourteen have been ab-olutely cured by Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. This must surely lie record." For sale by Lee Beall, Dauggist. The Ohio democrats are not even putting up a re.pectable bluff in the way of a campaign this year. The telegraph brings news that Cssol yuas takes his K'Wls ruary. He will uut'do so long. To Solve a Mystery, If Possible. Ever since the days of early settlement in this section travelers in the vicinity of Aliert lake have seen not far from the shore portions of a wagon projecting from the waters of that lake. Various opinions have ever been rife as to how that wagon got in the lake, one of them being that at some time in the distant past a venturesome traveler attempted to drive across the lake on the ice and broke through. The most probable theo ry is, perhaps, the story that before the early settlement of Lake county a band of iinigraii's with their train of wagons passed through this country and were killed by the Indians. The train was probably on the top of the rim, over looking the lake, when the murders were committed, and the wagon was rolled down into the water by the savages. At any rate, George Ilankins, one among many, has long been curious about the matter, and announces his intention of satisfying his curiosity by going to the lake and attempting to poll the wagon to the shore with a span of horses. Mr. Ilankins may make a grew some find if he succeeds in the under taking. The wagon bed may be filled with grinnipg skeletons. A Fiendish Attack. An attack was lately made on C. F. Coiner of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved fatal. It came through his kid nevs. His back got o lame he could not stoop w ithout great pain, or sit in a chair except propped by cushions. No remedy helped him until he tried Elec tric Bitters which effe-ted such a won derful change that he writes he feels like a new man. This marvelous medi cine cures backache and kidney trouble, purifies the blivsl and builds up your health. Only 50c at Beall's Drug Store. Veteran Stage Driver Dead. Dan M. Cawley, the veteran driver who in early days drove etsge for the old California and Oregon Stage Com pany, and who ws one of the most widely known pioneers of Northern Cal ifornia, died in Yreka, Oct. 15th. For years deceased has made his home with the Bloomingcamp family at Bogus, eight miles from Ager. lie was a na tive of New Hampshire and 70 years of age. The funeral was held in Yreka on the twentieth inst. under the auspices of thelmp'dO. R. M. of which order he was a prominent member. Deceased had a host of friends in California said Oregon. BEALL'S DRUG STORE Wve9vvv9V?v? 1M fine Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet Qoods, Etc. Acquire a thoroughly c1k j( the Celebrated You Can prat-Heal know!- PERNIN SHOKTHAND BY MAIL Without Interfering with your preaent dii tlca. Send ixMlal lor tivw Trial Leuou suit lull partlrulnr of our CORRESPONDENCE COURSE Alaooptiilnnanf prominent educator,, boi lw men, atcnoKratilicra and other, In re gard to thm method. Teat book, I.'. Ti-nna (r Mail Instruction, l' per mouth. U-a-anria corrected and returned on day of re ceipt. AUilri-M Behnke'a Law &. Commercial School, Portland, Okkoo.v, TIMIIKIt !..! .TM K. C'liili-'t Htatea l-and Office-, lakeview. OriKnii, Oclolicr 4. I'M. Notice la hereby Klvcii that In compliant- with Ihr provlmoiia of tlie art of Cmigrcm of June a, 17 entitled "An ai t fur the aala ui 1 1 mlii r land In thf Htie of California. Orv Kon. N.-vada. and Walilri-ton Territory : a extended to all the Pulilli: itnd Htalea by aet of Anxum i, Iwl, J a mm II Turn,of l.kcw. county ol Ijike, alatu of Ori-Kon, tiaa thladay filed in thla ottic blworn latemeut No.814, for Ihe pnrrliNw of tin K'j NK1 Her. Sft, and rt HK'i of section No. Win Townnhlp Nn.i S. Hauge No. '21 K W M, and will offer pr4 to hw that tha land anusbt la more valuabio tot ita timber or atone than for agriculture par- Kim-n, and to etabllli bla clriin to aalik land ifore the Kc-Klaler and Ki-nelverof thlaMct! at l-akenew.iOri-Kon, on Friday, the Uth 4ay of December, Iwil. He nainea aa wltneawa Utorte Janimertbal. J. K. Mcliarrey, Krank Hopjrt-raof l.akelcw. Oregon, and Ilavld U. CleUad of fluah, Oreson. Any and all pftraona c!iailn( adrerwly the above-dear.rlueVi landa am ra qurated to file their clalnia In thla nfflue on or before aald lain day of IxcemU-r, liiol . K. M. iutaTTam, 4o-lot KaMlnter. WotUe r Mrttleaweait f Klaal Anut In the Onnty Court of the Ktate f Oreuon lor Lake I ouuty. In the Dialler ol liie etU) ol Akeaander Held, deoeaaod. To whom it may concern: Not Ira-la htniby given, that the undi-mlKned. admirialrator of the ratate of Alexander Held, late ol Lake ioun ty, OrtKnu. ileieam il, liaa (lied h la, final Ac count aa admliilairator of kaid etat, In I he of. flee of the County Clerk ol Lake c'wuiuy, Ore , and that Monday Nov. a, Kail, at too'i'liu-k a. in., of aaid day, at lite County JiKttfe'a otDt-a In the County Court llunae of I.aku wuuly, Ore Kon, In tho Town of Ijtkevicw, baa l-i n ap- JMiinted and fined hy Hon. Chaa. ToiiiiInkhcii, uilKe o' aald Court aa the tiiuv and place for the TieariiiK of ob rllom to aald Final Account If any there be, and for the Mctllcmuiii thereof. Iinted thia'Jd day of October, fail. y i-:i CKOKi.K RHID. AiliuliilKtrator of the en tale of AUnaiuler Held, S. F. A hi strom Manufacturer of the atav SADDLES s I LAKEVIEW Recognized as the Beat Vaqucro 5addle t 3 Wagon and Uuggy Harnciw. Whips, Robos, RcataH, Bits, SpurH, Quirlu, Rosettes, Etc. -A-Repairing of all kimlss by competent men. A- -A- 2 I C c J 3 C 3 LAKEVIEW PLANING MILL Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Window and Door Casings, Beehives and Furniture of all kinds made to order. Write for estimates on contract work & material HAND LEY & CLENDENEN i it t i.aii rivi. PKitur. I.iinil Oltice at Ikevlew, Ori-aon, Oct. 1.1, Mul. Notice la hereby given thai r'rank M. Haipi ol Mclieriultt. Ni valin, haa filed notice of Inten tion to make proof nil hla ilenert-laud claim No. 4l!l, for the following dcucrlhcd tract of land: CommelicliiK at a point on the alate line be tHeeii the Mlatc of Ciri-Kou and Nevada, where OieKouth r'urk of Mclieriultt Creek croaaea aald line, and runiiliig north one uarler of a mile, thence went one half of a mile, thence north one iiiarter of a mile, thence went one half of a mile, theiieu no u lb one half of a mile to alalu line H ence cant alonir aald atat" line oiiii mile to place of Iik i ii it I n K and about four in 1 1 en nortlieaat of HUmlcr peak In Nevada, coiilaiii Iiik 2 acrea, before A. O. KltiK, county clerk at Vale, OreKnii, on r'rlilay the ll eay of Novem ber, ltaul . lie nainea the followliiK .wltueaHca to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of aald land: H. Kane. Charlea Hay ward, Charlea lay, Krank Connor, all of MclK-riulll, Nevada. uvtWll E. M. BBATTAlK, Kcglater. 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