LAKE COLISTY EXAtUKt&UlKgf tCW a(dV wVfi; ?6, 190f. Puhllnhed Every Thursday BEACH & M'GARREY Maaonlc Building; TERMS: (One Year, $2.00 -'Six Months, 1.00 (Three Months, 50 LAKEVIIiW, OKI-dON, VilC. 26. I90I. THE THREATENING DANUEK. As is well known by tlio public Tla; Ksaminer Iimh for montlm boon working t create, general local interest in oaition to the proponed lea-intf of the. public lamin. TIiih f.r ore effortn hve leen unuv.iiliiitf. Only one flection of Lake county lian confide red t lie matter of HUllicient i'lipoltiince to take any ac'.ion therein, viz. North Warner. It M concliiiled by tli entire preHH of the Went that the conditions are alarming t!.at the we iltby stock corporations are working assiduously and h ill line a targe amount of money to ain their point. Ir hi'ciuh (-trance to tin that every interest in Luke enmity the mer chant, the lai mcr, (he t ladesniuu, and the laboiet--shoulil f.ul to lind any thing ill t hie rent (jnesl ion to interest thrill. And why I he Mii.ill moi kilieli of thi.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 slioiiM not lake a deep in- leroM in tlx' Midjecl is I'i'VoikI .ui itom prehensi'iii . They, finely, are the men who fiiuii M he most in le i eMoil in the leasinn iieM ion, for they aie the men who iniiMi Hist pi out of business in this country should leasing become a law. '1'hcv will he followed h thi merchant, lor when the big corporations get con trol of the range they will have mer chandise stores of their own and their employes w ill be compelled to buy from them. When this come to pass what is to heciiiue of the army of laborers? Where will they get employment? Why, in some other part of the world when the small rancher ami small stock man are unknown ; w here other indus tries take the place of stock irtising on a .....11 1 1 1 Miiiiiu scnie. me poor man wno iiujh worked hard for years improving his homestead, and has got a start in the mock business, must give up his home or Htarve, and the West will know the homesteader and settler "no more for ccr." As gmver l'lecland said, "it is :l condition and not a theory that con I. its us," and the people must do bat tle on 5 hat con. lit ion against the slock wealth of the country. The North War. iter Auii-I.aud Leasing Association is to lie couii'liuieiitcd and 111 everyway en ciiiiuiged f r its activeliess, foresight, and realization ol the dauber that threat- lis the slock interests, as well as every other interest of Lake county. "An ap peal to the Congress," promulgated by 4hul Association ami puhhsned in The Kxamiuci list week, i, we understand, lo be put 1 1 1 1 11 (be loi in ui a petition, a e y of w h.ch w iil bo cent lo evoiy pre cinct in I. ike county for mmi. nines, and 'I he KxaiMnei c.ilieslly hopes that all lia mi' against leasing will not pass tins pennon idly by, but will sign it and j t their licit bbois to do Itkew ise. In colour I Ion u ith the leasing .iles llun, Mud under the heading "Stockmen Should Watch," the Oregon Kohuh lu'un, puhlished at linker . " i : v , has the ('low in : As tbeie is a committee of the Na tional Livestock Association dehherat lug over the recommendation submitted Nt the lsi convention for iimge IcaMtig, it is especially oppornnie for the county Nssm iai ions of the not I h est , so pro iioiin. e I against leasing at all times, to ioliuoiale meuioiials, or send resolu tions 10 the . 111. i ts of the nalliili.ll as MiK'iati 'ii, to be submitted 10 the mem-Ih-ih of this coiniiiitlee. It would also bo discreet (or the sllb iir.liuate ss iittioiiK to look to whom they have to rvprcfcnt ihein at the next coiiveiition. It in probable that the tueinU'is attending the national asso ciation reiieent the larger and wealth to? o .nies, vk lm arn admittedly fav orable to leasing. Thove coinpaiiu s aie tnueli U'f.er able to have a repieceiita live there than the multitude ol smaller -ttvkuiii, iinleaa the latter pooled inter .st to hale the ekK iiso i f a delegate Hwoin to lepreM'tit their true svitli- neiit. l'ii!ra the mall tutkmcii ei- pected such action as'wmt taken, it is unlikely that they wonl4 think to send representatives. The urgency for action lies in the fact thit there ate many stockmen not effect ed either way by the question. They are of the Last, middle west and south. No range opens to their herds and while they have a voice in influencing action, they are more likely to be governed by such presentation of the case as seems to them most reasonable. Miould only the representatives of large companies g from the west, it might easily be in fe rred that tie pieponderance of sen timent in the west was for leasing. If this question were left to the real men effected, only people of the south west, west and northwest would have a voice. In these regions the range is to lie found. The residents there will suf fer or prosper by any action taken.' They should have the guiding voice, and when Congress is called upon to move, it is to be hoped that the people of the west will be accorded 1 he balance of jower. (should this be the case and no immature judg ment prevail, theie will be no range leasing. lint to the active often falls victory, and il the stockmen of this region do not make thein-elves felt in the National councils, their interests are not absolute ly sale. i Hphe new I ..The Lakeview Mercantile Company.. 1 O'HJ'HJ Capital I Successors to H. C. ROTHE & CO. The once great? Populist party is j now without representation in me I fnitcil Stales Senate, likewise the Sil ver Iicpuhlicitiis. Senator Iubois, oi Idaho, w ho walked out of the Republi can convention at St. Louis in IS1.)1,!, to gether with Senator Teller of Colorado, and a few others, have loudly an nounced that they are all Democrats now, and Senator lleltfelt, also of Idaho, w ho was elected as a populist, has w rii ten a letter to the state chairman of that parly iu his stale, urging hint to amalgamate all his following with the Itemociats. Iu the meantime there are two lonely men in the Senate, Wel lington of Maryland, and McLaurin of North Carolina. The former is burred out of the Republican caucus and the latter out of the Peimsjratic. Hut return ing to the matter of populists going baik, to the fold. We cannot see how they can consistently embrace the I 'oni on at ic faith, for they left it because it was ' rotten to the core" and the "lie publicans wore all thieves," and they could not w ell go to that party. How ever, with the I'omocrais it is, "as long. as iho lamp holds out to burn the vilest sinner niav return." OK KICK KM OK TIIK I'OHPAXT: LARGER and BETTER ...STOCK... THAN EVER BEFORE V .H Miller. I'l-eNident V A Kehait. V I V I. !"iiclliiiit. !.'! A Trt'UM We will soon have on hand the largest and most complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever opened up in South eastern Oregon. IHItE JTOltJ OF TIIK COMP4.XY: ill K M .Hi Her, ' A Jtelinrt V I. NnelliMK, Iteht MrKee IV l Ilerytfertt. K .11 iirrrn 4aeorie II llaukins I Lakeview flercantile Co. i Dusnap liid she nay: "This is so ludden? Bertwhistle You forget, she was a widow. She said: "You've been dead alow!" Brooklyn Eagle . Lord liosoberry, former Premier of hugland, thinks (ileal liritaiu should listen to peace overtures. A million a day iu money is what the war costs and Knl.ind's soldiery have fallen by tW .ens of thousands. On lcccmlcr b'-lh the Senate latitat the I lay-l'aunccfote Isthmian Canal 1'roniy, by the decisive vote of 7- to ts. "lam willing to take the judgiuot of Admiral Oewey in the matter, ' says lienor d Miles, regarding the Schley tastt. fjf Knolpn and solpnK y I tohtreber good crops j IT I I are crnhm I I v Sold everywhere. 1902 Annua! FREE. j& O. M. FERRY A. CO. I Snliscrils rii to The Kxniuiner who remove from one locality to another, or rhangc Iht-ir ixisiMfHce H.tilress sbkkt re me 111 In' r lo itn this ottiee a cttr.l so their paiwr inn be .! tffs't lo the l iuhl iosUlttee. TUIC DaDCD is kep en nle t K.C. 1ak's I WO rArCn AitveriiMHK AmmvSI ndiii Merchants' KxcliaiiKC Snn PrMm-two, "al , wlton- coiuraelN for ailuntisine van U-niaiie for it. You Can Nebraska was colder during thr past two weeks than it has invu sitiuw Ui great b!i..ard of 1SSS. Admiral Shley is going toobje. A Uool Cough rWdktiMv (Krom the oi tU'. TiHiutumlia, Auslimiia.) 1 tin. I (.'bainU-rlatu's Cough Uemotly is an e client medicine. 1 have boon suHcring from a severe cough for Iho last two months, and It bivs effected a cure. I have urcat ideasiue in reonin mending il. W. C. Vot-kKK. This is the opinion of one of our oldest and most res 1 h ted reshU'lits, and has boon voluntary given itt .ss faith that others may try thervint'y and U Ihmi tiled, as was Mr. ltm'kitor. This rem edy is sold bv Lev 1. call, druggist. A. J. Snoll wanted to attend a )arty, but was afraid to ik so 011 atveuni of pain in his stomach, which he (oared would grow worse. He says, "I was (coins my trouble! ton lady friend, who said: 'Chamtierlain's Cholic, Cholera and l'iarrhoea Kerned v will mt you in condition (or the party.' I .ought a Uitlle and take pleasure iu stating that two I loltloa cured me and enable me to have good time at the party." Mr. Snell is a resident of Summer llih, N. Y. This retmsly is (or salt by Ie lU-all, dru.glit, A.uiro a iliorwi)tly rnu'iU-a.1 know I eiltse nl the 'oli'lriaer PKkMN 5H0KTItAND IJY MAIL Wiihout inlerferiJuf with, your ii-csvul itu Semi ihisImI lor Yrvt Tril l.-i anil full imrlii'iilsrH ul .tnr amRI-5P0NllHNCE COUlSG A Imi opinions 1 4 ;Kiinii Hvut I'.tiu alor. tnisi in nti'ii, sleimrsplu fs Hint wtner in re- Eii lo this iiu l'ni.i. T"Xt tM4t. i. Terms r Mail litslriii'tiou. "'r ruiuith. I ts wiiihMorr'eii'.l nt reiuriit'it n .! of re ctipl. Adilrrs- Itrltnke's La,w St. Coaxnertial School, TIM U K NTlt K I'nUvtl statt-K 1 anil nrnoo, I.HkwitUV, (Wl'KOIl.. iKHYiutxT l. 1A1. Noiu'c is berrliy kiwu tUat 111 ooiuliaue iilt flu' .rmihiois tr tlte at oi t iii(jr. s ij June S.lsTs, I'litiilctl "An aH for the sale wf t i 111 t-e r IhiiJk in liio Stnkn wf t'atifornia, (rp liiiu. ca. ami WacliiiiKtu Territory. " as ov leiiih i 10 all the kunlu' Lan.l Slate hy act of Annas! i isoi. Wiitw.ni K. Kuuu.ls. of IjtWevirw, 0011 111 ol l ake. Siale of t Kon. ha linn day tile, I ill Ihi otllne kUkHMtl sun ini'llt .No. is, (or I lie nun-llano vi III SW iu SW 4 of Seoiiull n. J I in ToitUi No. Ss S, KatiK' No. 3 t. ami will offer irwol t slum thai the laJi.l oiik)ii in more vaJnalJ tor tl liuilsT or stwne I hau r SKrleitAural rust'. aint lo MaUJ'sh his e u nt to woJIauJ lloro the KetriMirauU K Hirrul tlikuttiev at l.a.ev ! , (ir.gii. u Santntay. the lh day of Krh.,!'!!. tie Maine a nilui'i'; Jprr 1 1 11 IT . William Kiiik, I lukrlek M.s--. Kov KhxIoii, all ot l-a.vvu . irt.t:ii. An; aa.l al t rsons lainiina a.ter l I Me l'l.' l's ril l latut are r U. .' , 1 ti:J their elainia iu litis office on or Iwlorv sanl Sail ilav ot rehruarv. fH. K. M. Rs tTTAlN, iU j U. kisier. S. F. Ahlstrom Manufacturer of the LAKEVIEW SADDLES Recognized as tftc Best Vaquero Saddle 2 J Wapon antl Burgy Harness. Whips, Rols, Reatas, Bits, Surs, Quirtsv Rosettes, Etc. hJh b- ; J lapairino: of all kinds by competent men. -y- Q LAKEVIEW PLANING MILL Sash, Blinds. Moulding, Window and Door Casings, Beehives and Furniture of all kinds made to order. Write for estimates on contract vork"& material HANDLEY & CLENDENEN TINHKK l.WU MITII K I'nit.'il state I jn t urtli'i'. lakeview . ori'Kon. !. II. l'l. NiHuv 1 hrrel.y itnen that in miiilianee Willi I he provlnon ol the act of t'onitrnui of Jnm-XlsTs. enlilli.t "All act for the ale of tnuU r laiitta iu the Stat. of California, Ore nun. Neva.ta. an. I Vnmslou TerriUirr." a i xieinlel to all tht fnblie Laut Suio by aet el Aii4-ul . tofJ. I'harl (, Ui't', of 1-ak-K. eouiity of l ake.siat' ol lr'iton. ha I hi day rilott IU ihi oltiev hfcawortl ialenu'Ut No. jo, for the ur'hae of iho Si, of bK'i. X1, of Sa, of '. No. Si la T. No. .HI S, K. No. JO K. :..! '.!! orr i'rHt 10 Im thai the laol aounht I 11101 alnalt for li timber or ton than lor agricultural uir(e. antt to vatablita hi elaiui 10 Mil. I lainltM'lor tot Ki-RUlrr auil K vler of Ihiajotno al Ukrvir, trKou.Aa Fri day tin' -11 ly ol lKi'. l'l. lit liaatea a Il lit-': W. k. Harr. Jaair H Turi. k. W. awing-, Nallwtn K. Wileoi, all of lkn, Ort'itou. Aaj antt all ixtmhi tlaiuiin- aj vrrM'ly IU ahovv i''riUsl U11.U are re i)Urlet lw Mle I h. ir elai in In tin virn on or brfuJv l4 f!'h lay ol Ihwalwr. 11. octU-U . M. oRATTAl!. K'.u-r. CLOSING OUT SALE MY ENTIRE STOCK A very large and handsome assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens' Watches, and complete line of Jewelry C. H. DUNLAP ii I : J: I : Put your ad in The Examiner.'Jt brinas U