LAKO COUNTY cXAmiNER, LAKCVIEW. OKlXlOrv OCT. 16, lH)2.
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BEACH & AVGARREY
Muonlc BaUdlng
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LAKEVIEW. OKEQON. OCT. 16. looi.
Williamson Doesn't Like Coyotes.
Hon. J. N. Williamson delivered an
ddresH at the Woolrowers Association
meet inn at Pendleton recently which
was listened to with marked attention i
by Hie members present. In part the
icentlemiin said :
"Speakiim for myself, it is my desire
to go upon record as one who believes
the law should he continued, one who
believes, that, tnkinu the money out of
the pockets of certain of our citizens,
ml in the transaction destroying the
oyote and saving a los of five times
the amount of the money involved in the
transaction is a CkI investment. I
ant to no on record as in favor of con
tinuing t tie law fur the reason that it is
direct benefit to the home builder
the iiiaii from whom much is expected
in the way of exploiting the great uude
veloped resources of Kastern Oregon,
i want to no on record in favor of a con
tinuanre of the law, sin 'e its feasibility
baa bcei: established, and since the ma-
j irity of the .xpense has lieen paid.
For these and a mini her of other reasons
equally as valid, I do not want to be
misunderstood. I am for the continu
ance of the la.
J. Fierponl .Morgan, the great trust
magnate, is determined that President
Roosevelt shall not succeed hiuised in
l'J04, because the President has liecome
Piateful to J. Pierpont owing to the
chief executive interfering in the trust
Fiueiness of the said Pierpont. The
people of the United Mates will give
his impudent coxcomb and all his ilk
3th a s.ap in the face in the next nat
ional campaign as to knock the insol
ence out of their millionaire "not gins."
President Roosevelt is the man of the
people and not the tool of millionaire
boodterg. The rank and file of the
A tnerienn people are proud of him and
h.;will be the next president without
doubt. Vox popuii, vox ei.
Senator iJavid to. Hill . ules the Demo-racy
of New York. Big Chief Deveiy
fc-rmerly head of the jioli.-e department
of the city was refused a seat in the
New Y"Lk State Convention though
he held a regular certificate of election
"because it was explained to the con
vention that it was Senator Hill's de-
ire," that iJeverv be not recognized,
and a motion to that effect was carried
with but few dissenting votes. Devery
in tiie leader of the ninth district, a
Kwerful one, and he warned the con
vention upon his retirement with his
iriends, that he was compelled to ubide
!y the will of the convention, "but
fcouie of vdu here will have cause to re
gret your action."
The Portland Journal declares that,
despite the repeated denials of HurVey
'Y. Smtt, the Orejioriian Kditor U an
out and out candidate for L'nlted States
Senator, and that his tri across the
seas was devised by his astute mana
gers, Siate Senator Mc'iiun, City Editor
Kd Piper of the Oregoriian and W. F.
Matthews, Chairman of the Republican
committee. Mr. Scat's voyage, the
Journal says, w as made in order to keep
the candidate "fr.-e from the snares of
Ine Philistine."
The Buffalo Courier says; "After ma
ture deliberation, Theodore Koosevelt
ban concluded he would rather be Pres
ident than be riht."
A duly, not a theory, confronts the
ltuffalo Courier to point out where
fioonevelt is wiong. The people of every
nation know that he is President, de
pi;e the I'lforts of the boodlers and
Ikihscs to dictate his course.
A 17-moiithh'-o!d child in Trenton, X. !
J., lias a head 2.'ii inches in circumfer-!
ing it one inch. Should the operation
le successful, says the Portland Journal,
he will have an immense field as a spec-;
ialist. That doctor could get forty or
more cases to work on right here in!
I.akeview outside of the newspaper j
offices. I
Adam' Muruiurilla I'll I
are purely vegetable and chocolate coat
ed. Thev act surely hut gently, curing
Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Head
ache, Dyspepsia, etc. 1 hey purify the
blood and improve the complexion. Sold
in 10-ceiitand 25-tent wxes by Lake
view lrud C'o. and Lakeview Pharmacy
40-Gm.
A 5EMSIBLE tllRL.
Snrali tillfrvy, tlu ihtiitfhtcr of tin
Nonnte'8 mvtllnir clerk, iiml nlwc o(
Kx-l'oiint.T t'uiniiiliwlmier, (loor L.
(illfrey i( tlilM county, wild to n cor
respondent: "I inn K'lnil toln' onfc of
the American kIi! who enter jiraetl-
J cal iroteNt iiKaliwt niarrlao' with a
j foreigner. My formal proteKt will le
entered Octolier Itith at St. Marjjar-
nior mini 01 .ew mm
I would rather marry an American
! p'litlciiian than any jirltuv, duke
mariuiH, count or baron In the wide
world. And why not? Ourinen live
In acouniry where there are not tit
1'h, and our KirN do not ittvd the
word duke. earl or count NtamMd on
t heir husband to know that they
are no-at men. IWIiIch. the ilukon,
counts and things our ulrU marry
when they jo abroad are not men
who won their titles by merit. They
are inoutly money -nccker. It In Just
as reprehensible for an American nirl
to marry a titled fotvitftier as It is
for an American man to rellnijnish
his cltixenshlp. She. too, renounces
her cit Ixeiiship, for she takes her tins
baud's. I have much to lvmvt at not beinir
at home to have an American wed
ilini;. I shall take my honeymoon mi
an automobile through the I'.ritish
isles." M
lOO Kom unt HM.
The readers of this paHr will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science
lias leen able to cure in all Its
stages and that is catarrh. Hail's Cat
arrh Cure is the only cure now known
to the medical fraternity, (.'atari h lie
iug a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatui-nt. Hull's Cat
arrh One is taken internally, acting
directly iiou the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the toiindaiion of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Do'lar
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Addre s, F. J. Chknkv A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75 c.
Hall's Family Pills are the )est.
"If Christ should come to Ashland,"
is the theme for next Sunday's morning
sermon at the Christian church.-Ash-land
Record. For a theme, the subject
is all right, but the preacher should
have left Ashland out of it. There is
no hope of Christ ever voting that
tow n. There are too many "press agents"
there.
lie l.rarurd a rrat Truth
It is said of John Wesley shat he once
said to Mistress Wesley : "Why do you
tell that child the same thing over am'
over again?" "John Wesley, liecaust;
once tolling is not enough." It is for
the same reason that you are told again
and again that ('hauila-rlaiu's Cough
Homed)' euros coids and grip; that it
counteracts anv tendency of these dis-ea-es
to result in pneumonia, and that
it is pleasant and safe to to take. For
sale at Bead's Drugstore.
Kr) tn Ihf Pnxzler.
No. 3. Concealed Word Square: 1
Tack. 2. Area. 3. Cent. 4. Kale.
No. !.-Illustrated Rebus: People
who live In glass houses should not
throw stones.
No. .". Decapitations: Ouelpli. .1.
(J ore. 2. L'-saire. 3. K bony. 4. I.-oft.
5. P earl. ;. H-cnrth.
No. Mi. Courtship of Selim Standlsh:
Transpositions 1. Desire, reside. 2.
Tired, tried. 3. Severed, deserve. I.
Perverse, preserve. 5. Discern, veto
vote, rcsclud. (J. Unite, untie.
No. 57. Double Acrostic: Prlmals
Schools. Finals LesHons. 1. Soul. 2.
Cite. 3. Hems. 4. Odes. 5. Ohio.
f.oim. 7. Sas.
No. .'.X.-Enlgmn: The letter V.
No. .r)0. A Trlaugle: 1. Exude. 2
Tral. 3. Air. . 4. Ly. S. E. Left s!de
Elate. Right sido-Eyrle.
No. 00. Gates; Derogate. Mitigate
Castigate. Fumigate.
Music Lessons.
Mrs. Bertram! Blair is now prepared
to take a number of pupils to teach them
instrumental music, at her residence.
Half hour lessons 25 cents ; one hour
lessons 50 cents. l'i-lm
S CHRONIC CASKS
lire particularly dcHiroiiH
Vou can only cure pilon
by reiiiivin: 1 he ciiune.
Vnll cnlillut K't nt the
ciiiiHe with nnythiiiH: but
mi Interim! remedy.
Chronic enses, make the
most cut hiiKlast ic adver-
t iseiM of I hiK remedy, be-
caiirte it cureM.
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FATU0L
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SHOE.
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We are actually too busy moving and unpacking goods
in our magnificent new addition to tell you what new
things we have. We will have to invite you to come
and look through our large store and see for yourself.
If you don't see what you want ask Alex.
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The Palace
ii lar la e.
view Oregon.
tieorge and Fent. Pop.
tiood treat incut. I.kc
IS tf
(iet a tine hot bath (porcelain tub), a
clean shave and anv style hair cut.Bt
Frank D. Smith's, next ihsir to Bank, tf
TO CURE A COLl) IN ONE DAY
Takx Ijixitlve llromo quinine 1hI!c All
uruifKlsl reliimt the mniiey II II full, to cure li
Vv. lirovr'n lK'iH'Ie l "li . si ll Isii. is:. 4lt.
rhta lmture Is on vry Ht of bo unnuln
Laxative, Bromo-Qtiininc tmu
o. nm1v th - - In www
TOIHK.K l.M OTI K.
I'liitoil Huin IjiikI oillc c, l.aki-vlow, Or. ir.ui,
A UK- 'ii, l'Joi. Nollic la lori'l, Klvill tlial III
,n i in i 1 1 n li Willi III'' provl-ioim of tin- m l of
J ii ii,. :i, IhTs. I'lill'l" 'I "All ml for I lio nulo of
limit r lmi'N lit Hh SihIi r nt iinr uia. r.-iru.
Ni''l hikI W sliiiiirinii l. rniory." l in.
til to all llif I'lll.lir I.Hlot slulcn l, m l of Auk
ii-t 4,1s'". Iti" follow iuj ,' r-on- liu i' I hi" liny
llli'il In Hi U otlii-.' Ho Ir mt ',ru ini. iii' iii. lo II :
KvHhiif jH' k.oii
of l.aki'vlcw, rmini ol I n kc. i nic of orvvoti,
a worn mal'iii'iil So l;i for llo- run tia.- of Hip
w i j aw i ,a. c II ii a ""' -, 1 1' " " "17, K.
,)a I liiOni'll
of I.ki vi.', 'o'llllv of l.ak", s ( H I of Ori-Koll,
awnrii KtKii'iri tit .So l.i,.i. for Hie I'lin iia... ol
till' ',' , I" - -w w 't ' i- II - li w '4 11 w
1, . 1 1 ', II , K 17 I-.
That llo y wi.i off. r ,r"of to linw thai llic
laid wonylit U incr'-Hhirtl, for tin if iiiImt or
lone llian lor airi 'iilmral j.n r iso, hikI lo
lalniill llolr 1 ' In 1 11, I" anil lalol la-forc Ho'
IS"II"I' r all'l Ki'i ' Ivi r ol llil" "Mo ' l l.ak !' ,
Or'ioii 011 Moii, lay. llo loin ty ol Sioi'iniM-r,
l'urj. 'I'to-y iiaini- h. w ii io-. a: I'ta ( ' 111 Irarli ,
K vail no Jac.aoli. J. A . W ill 111 Ilia, .1. K. Slllili-r, J.
s. Ftilh-r all'l Jamoa iiT'-i-n, a;l of Litki-vifM,
Orison. Any nl all .iroii-. rlalni-
nur aiKcraly tli al-oi'.'lcai -iti' 1 Iniola an' ro-
,Ui. -!,'! lo flic ilo ir claims 1 1 Una "Iti. 11 or
l-lor cal'l UHliitav ol Novo ol,. r, I'.ar.'.
S .t. 4 :fi K M HK.TI AIS, K.-KlHli r
TI.MIIF.K I.AI OTI:.
I'llltt-'I slal' a l.alnl Oltlc.
! I.aki-v h-w, or' Koii, A 1 ac . 1.1, I'm.',
j S'otlK' l lo r !' uiii-ii iliat In 11 1 ,l 1 m ri'
v illi I lie ,roviMoii of llo. io-I of 1 miiiri-.. of
I .1 ii in li, I "7a, out Itlcl "All act lor llo- aal. of
tlmlx r laiola In llo- Slate, ol 1 a. norma, ore
K011, Si va la, ami VVaililiiKlon Territory," aa
I'XKliil'U lo all tin' I'nlilli' l.ali'1 Slat"aly I lie
ai t of A iikiihI I. I''J lie follow I ijk laoiia liavc
Una ilay flli'il III tnia ofli tlo ir aworn male
11. i' 11 Is, to w il :
John H. KINIiy.
of AhIiIhioI. 1 ii 1 11 1 v of lai kaon, Mali' of On koii,
aworn aiaO'ini-iit No II I'.i, for llo loircfiaao of
the r.'a of K',, See :i:i, I' :im h k Id K W M.
Harry H. riixl fo I n-r.
of f'orvHllla. l oiiiily of Hi limn, atato of Ori'Kon,
worn alalciinlil So It'll, for the- ilircliaa- of
Hie N W'4 sW1., HW, SW4, lii" 3 met 4 Hee :i
T K HI K W M.
Kti-lla I'l t'-raoli,
of CorvBlllK, coniity of Mi nion, atate of On-Koti,
aworn alalcini nt No ll.'l, for Ihu iurcliaan of
tin) HK!-4 "' :,IJ H K 1,1 K w 41
OuHtavi A. Sclini'lili'r,
of f!orvttllis, con 11 1 v of M' liton, alato of Ori'Kon,
aworn alatciin-ni So ljri, for I ho u rchaae vf
llic NKJ , Hoc a I : S, K Hi K.
JaiiH H .VlHi-kcii.li',
of CorvHlllH, ciniiily of lii'iilon, alalcof Orcuon,
aworn aialiiiiiiit So 112:1, for I In; iiirchnac of
tlic S H'i4 rii c 1 T ::!i s K Mi h W M.
I.ucrclia It. Cox,
of Allmny, con my of I, inn, aiatc of OriKon,
aworn aiiili'ini'iil No ll.'l, for the nircliaac of
tin: t hi e H T :m s It Hi K W .M.
Jneoli WraK",
of f 'oriHlllM. ci ti 11 1 y ol 11' 11 1 011 , aliilc of On koii,
sworn atati no iit So ll:'fi, lor Ihc nircha of
tin- .-.hi Sec !) T ;w H It Hi K W M.
KdzhI" Hi K. ox.
of Allmny, comity of I. Inn, alato of OrcKoii,
aworn Mint. .mont No I Jill, for I he piircliaai' of
the K'i V .. S W' i hW ; ami VK4 MVi.., H. c I,
r :n..s It n; i'. w m.
A'lolpli V. I'eleranii,
of Corvallla, coiinly of Henion, auite of On xon.
aworn atalcllielll. No l.'d'J, lor Ihe Jilirchllac of
the N K 1 4 Hoc 4 'I' WH It Hi h W M.
Krwln Khoifell AlexHinler,
of I'lirvalllN, ciniiily of lleiiton, alale ol Oregon,
aworn ai-aloniont No IHIM, for Hie iiiiachaac of
Ihc t-W 'i SK1;, l,ou 1 ami 1, See !., unil Lot I,
hoc I T :ws It iii K W M
'flint I hey will offer proof lo alio'V that I lie
laid ,HoiiKht la inorc valniilili: for ila tlinlier or
alono'tlian for HKrlciillurnl iiiroai H, Hint Iiioh
lahllnh their claim to aaiil laid I, ofi.ro f. O.
liamaker, I'. H. coinmlaaioiier at r'orreal, Orc
K"ii, on Moinluy the 27lli ilay of Ocioher, '.ri.
'I'liey iiami! ua wil neaaea : Julm H hilahy of
Aalilaml, Uri-Koii, Harry H f lloilleller, ho lla
I'oti'iaon, in. ' live A N li 111 I'ler, lanicH Mm ki n
I, ;, Jiieol, Wihvc, A 1 1 .1 1 , Ii K I'eteraoii, liruui
It I n ol ' 1 1 Alexainlor, ol 1 orvallia, Oi'H'iii, I.11-
relialtCox Kliziiliotli K (.'ox, of Allmny, Ore.
K011. Any ami all in-rMiiiH claiming a'lveraely
the aliovc'ilcacnlifit IhiiiU are roiinealeil to lllc
Ilo ir i lalina in Una olticu oil or lielorc aaiil i!7lli
(lav 01 ocioiici , IMn.
aug2l.:i3 K. M. IIHA'I TAIN. Itigiater.
SHOES?
Wc have an
endless variety of
Mens, Womens,
Misses,Boys and
Childrens Shoes.
5. F. Ahlstrom
Manufacturer of the
LAKEVIEW
Wccoicnled as the
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J v upon atitl Huy Ilariit'ss. Whips, Holies, IUsitas,
Hits, Spurs, Ouirts, Kost'Kcs, lllc. -b- a- 6-
J l(piiirifi; of nil kinds, lv conipctciit men. a o- Q
366666 66$ AAA
LAKEVIEW
Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Window and
Door Casings, Beehives and Purniture
of all kinds made to order. Write for
estimates on contract work & material
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HANDLEY & CLENDENEN
Hereford
ma
i - 'if j""yi -...a-"
LAKEVIEW
Livery and Feed Stable
H. W. J. BARRY, Proprietor.
lionet Boarded by the day or month. Plrt-cli Turnout and 5addl
None. Our Specialty Ii the Quick and Sufe Delivery ol laaaeneri to All
Polnte In the District.
HAY AND GRAIN POK SALE i
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I'roprlctora ol Harry 'a Opera House. Only Place In l.nkcvlew
Tor lloldin Public
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tine a
American $
Lady a
smoe. (g
SADDLES 2
Bet Vaqucro 5ddle
PLANING
MILL
Stock IFarm
Drews Valley, Oregon.
F. O. Bunting, Owner
Largest herd of registered
Herefords in Oregon
1 Registered Yearling Bulls
ALDOR ALAMO of herd
Entertainments.