Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, May 14, 1903, Image 6

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    I.AKEIOUINY EXAHINCR, LAKIIVIEW, OKIXION. MAY 14, lXJ.
Lake view Teacher
Closes Manila School
The MnnMii Time of Mntrli J0th
cuinouncvd tho cloning of i wiccw
lull term of the I'nco Hoy's School.
Thut mihp sn.vs:
"The dcholorM In thin nchool rnnnv
In nsi from ." to 14 yvnrn nnl miin
lier 120, ami for two hours or more
they reiiilcreil recitation, sonjrs ami
cbonisos singly. In groups ami en
masse. In the English liuiguajn' with
out a hitch oralireakilown. Several
youngsters of .1 or t? years who had
lieen studying but one year, recltetl
unfalteringly familiar patriotic
poems oml acted pantomimes lllus
tratlng the remarkable doiugs of the
children of Mother (Jcose, to the
music of their fellow-schoolers nlng
lng. Their drills were also given
with promptness and precision. The
school-house wan prettily decorated
with flowers and palms.
The school is under the direction
of Mrs. M. Hopkins Hale, assisted by
Messrs Simplicio Manuel, Doroteo de
Ijeon, Domingo Kodrlgues, Marclano
S. Mateo ami Candldo ranganiban.
Mrs. Gale won one of the first of the
teachers to come to the Islands, In
response to the much discussed
cablegram of Governor Toft, and
since her arrival here has not asked
for or received a single day's voca
tion. Thin record in view of the
p regress displayed by her pupils. Is
certainly one to be proud of.
The distribution of certificates of
attendance developed the remark
able fact that of 120 scholars, fully
one-quarter had not missed a day by
absence for three months.
A considerable nunilier of the
parents of the youthful iH-rfonnes
were interesting observers and at
the conclusion of the exercises, re
freshments were served In the school
room."
A rarmr Mlralxhtrnd Oat
"A man living on a farm near here
cjtme in a short time ao completely I
doubled up with rheiimatiHm. I hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's i'ttin
Balm and Vjli him to use It freely and
if .iOt atisfJed after using it he need not
pay a cent for it," ay8 C. P. Kayder, ot
Pattens Mills, N. Y. "A few days later
he walked into I he store as straight as a
string and handed me a dollar paying,
'jrive uie another bottle of CharnberlainN
Pain Balm. I want it in the house all
the time for it cur.i me.' " For gale by
Lee Beall, druggist.
"Dutch Charlie" Poisoned.
The Iakevlew correspondent of
the Portland Telegram under date
of May 1st, says: John Westlake,
who ha a group of mining claims
at Sagehen Mountain, said to carry
gold and telluride ores, came in from
his camp a few days ago. He re
ports two attempts to blow up his
cabin with dynamite by placing It In
the stove. Twice he returned to his
cabin after a day's absence, and once
found fuel placed ready to lightaflre.
Not remembering of so placing It
before leaving, he removed the fuel
und found three mlcks of giant
powder. A few days later, under
similar circumstances, he found five
Bticks In his stove. He also reports
an attempt to poison him, and says
a miner employed by him, known as
"Dutch Charlie," was killed by poison.
He will bring the matter to the at
tention of the District Attorney. Mr.
Westlake is a highly educated and
Intelligent Englishman, aged about
WJ years, and is said to lie a chemist
uuu (insurer, ami Knows tin; symp
toms produced by poisonous drugs.
A lawyer was cross questioning
an Irish woman, the point under In
quiry lieing the relative positions of
tho doors, windows, etc., in which a
certain transaction had occurred.
"And, now my good woman," the
lawyer said, "will you be good
enough to tell the court how the
Htairs run In your house?'
"How do the stairs run?" the wit
ness replied. "Khure, whin 1 am up
stairs they run down, and whin
am down stairs they run up."
Pain's Horn.
ITS "HURRY UlM NOW.
IK YOt' HAVKN'TKKNT IX YoVH OIKSS,
I.ITTI.K KOI.KS. IT IS lUOII TIM K
YOV AKK pol.VU IT.
Ve gave you plenty of time, but It
will sHn lie. the :Ust of May and
after that no more guesses can Ih
accepted. So If you want to try for
one of these cash prizes we are offer
ing, you will have to hurry up.
Seventy Dollar In what we are
going to give to children In Oregon
who furnish the liest reason why
this house Is able to sell a It does,
the very liest plum at much lower
prices than any other house on the
Coast.
There are just lotn of good reasons
and many of the children are guess
ing them. Talk it over with your
further. If he cannot help you ask
any business man that you know.
He will le able to give you some
points. Ask them if a house docs an
Immense wholesale business, what
sort of freight rates it In able to se
cure, and what sort of prices It In
enabled to make; ami If Its Instru
ment are shipped without boxing,
if that saving In weight In of any
advantage, and If the house owns Its ture you caught could not have been
own warehouse, drays and tennis, If a sjievkled trout. All the author
that Is any advantage. Ask them itles on Ichthyology would disprove
which Is the liest, large sales at
moderate profits or small sale at
irreut profit whether It I lietter to
have a few or a great many eople
find out that your piano are thor-
oughly high-grade and reliable and
its prices very moderate.
Then make your own conclusions
and sit down and write what they
are. The contest In going to lie a
big one. and much larger than we
thought It would. Guesses are com-
lng in from all over the State and It
In a great pleasure for un to learn
. . ... i li., i
how many people, even the little
folks, are familiar with ami apprc-
elate what we have done In supply-;
lng high-grade instruments at low i
prices. You do not want to miss the
opportunity of showing how bright
you can lie and of getting a prixe,
too. Here is a list of the prizes.
They are worth trying for.
For the tiest letter (2: (HI
For the next liest letter 1 (HI
For the third liest letter 10 (Ml
For the fourth liest . (hi
For the next ten lest letters 1 (H)
All children 15 years old and young
er are alloweil to guess. .o letter
with later 'otniark than May :11st
...mi T ,
w 111 w nocepted.
lin.KK Piano House,
Washington .Street. Cor. Park,
Portland, Ore.
WAXTKD SEVKRAI. IXDfKTRIOfH PER
uina in each ataie to travt-1 lor houw
Imbed eleven y.-r anil with a larire capital, tu
rail upon nun hnl ami aKenn lor nuccwlui
ami prontable line, fermaucut emraftemi'iit.
Wei-kly caah aalary of 1 ami all travlinK ex
pi-iia. ami hotel billa ailraneeil In caali ea. h
wei'k. Kx ix riem e nut eswntlal. Metitiun ref
erenri ami enclose nell'MiMrenHi'il eiiveloiH;.
TIIK XATIOXAI., iM Ih arU.rn St., ChitaKO.
HANDICAPPED.
The man who started to run a race is
cbains and fetters
would be visibly
handicapped. No
one would expect
him to succeed.
The man who
runs the race of
life when his
digestive and nu
tritive organs are
diaeased is equally
handicapped. In
the one case his
strength is over
weighted, in the
other it is under
mined. Success
demands above
all else a sound
stomach.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition.
$3,000 FORFERIT will be paid by
World's Dishknsarv Medical, Asso
ciation, Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Y., if
they cannot show the original signature
of the individual volunteering the testi
monial t-low, and also of the writers of
every testimonial among the thousands
which they are constantly publishing,
thus proving their genuineness.
"The prnihe I would like to (rive your ' Colilen
Metliei'l Discovery' I cannot inter in wunla or
descril- with pen." writea Juniea H. Ainhrose,
i;sq., of Mifllin Street, liiiiitifiKtoii, fa.
"I was taken with what our physii iuus here
Kui'l was indigestion. I doctored with the best
around here anil found no relief. I wrote to
you und you kent me a question lilanlt to fill out,
and I did no. and you then advised me to use
Dr. I'ierce'a Golden Medical Discovery. I took
three bottle and I felt ao (food that I topied,
being cured. I have no aymptoraa of gastric
trouble or indigestion now,'
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, sent free on receipt of stamps
to cover expense of mailing only.
Twenty-one one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for
the cloth-bound volume. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
, VT VU1
A
J Tci3 Larrative Bromo Qinnme TaMets.c
i Seven rSl'fen boxes o!4 In past 13 moritV. Tl.l" fTtSrtHT-f
A Good nh Story.
"Senator William P. Frye I an ar
dent lover of the sport of llshtng.
Once, after bin return from hi Hum
mer' outing." say the Saturday
Evening l'ot, "he met the celeb rated
naturalist, Agassis. Glowing Sen
ator Krye descrltted hi excrlencen.
" 'Among my triumph,' said he,
'wo the capture of a spec kled trout
that weighed fully eight pounds.'
Dr. Agassis smiled and said, 'Re
serve that for ti e credulous and con
vivial circle of rod ami reel cele
brants, but spare the feelings of a
solicr scientist.'
"'Thin In not a campaign whop
Hr I'm telling; 1 weighed that trout
carefully, and It was an eight-pound-er!'
"'My dear Mr. Krye.' remonstrat
ed Dr. Agassi, iermlt me to Inform
you that the Salvcllnun froiitlualin
never attains the extraordinary
weight of eight pound. The civn-
your claim.'
" 'All I can say to that.' said Semi-
tor Krye. "I that there are. then,
bigger fish in Maine than an dream-
yuur lence.'
. ,.Tu, ' m.xt ,. ,. ,.IIIIKlt (l
trout that weighed nine
pounds. He packed It In Ice, and
sent It to Dr. Agassli. A few days
iHter he received a telegram, which
n,Jl(j.
' , ,
" 'The science of a lifet hue kicked
to ii"iitn ny a iaci. Agassu.
To Unrmt a KUk. j
In nlmoHt every neittlilmrliood miiiip- :
firiM Ima . 1 1 , I fruiii un .Murk nf culii (if '
clll,era niorhtiH. .ilien heli.re medicine I
cutilJ lie procured or h plijun iHii mui.i-
moiled. A reliable remedy lor these dis
ease. hIioiiIiI lie kept ai hand. The rink
is too ureal lor anyone to lake. I ham
berlain'n Colic, CIi"Itu and !iarrhiaa
Kemedy hax iimloilUtrdly mived the lives
of mine people and relieved more pain
and suffering than uoy other medicine
in urn. It can Hlttayn lie ic'inied up
on. For tale by l-ec Kenll ilru yui.
Heaiues & .feuuiiigs, ot The Ilrlck
Store, have recently put on a dellv
erT wagon, They take orders and
I l"!'ver (roods free of chnrire. Khun-!
nth Falls now has two free delivery
wagons, the firm of Schaliis-k &!
Daggett having U-en running one for '
over to years- I'.esides thesi. tien('
Is n city express wagon, run by D. K. j
Hisedorf and a draylng and transfer
service, conducted by S. Cmpel.'
Express.
Mr. Joseph I'omihville, of Stillwater.
Minn., after having siieiil over f 2,(MXI
with tlie best doctoiK for Hlomacli trouble
without relief, uHudvtHcd by bis drUu
Kist, Mr. Alex Kit-hard, to try a box of
Chamberlain's Moinach and Liver Tab
let. He did ho. ami ix a well loan to
day. If troubled will. iniliifMion, bad
taste in the month, luck ot appetite or
conelipatioii, jiive thene 1'ablela a trial,
and yuu are certain to be more than
pleased with the recall. For nale at 25
cents per box by Leu Ileal I, ilrdKKinl.
The large windmill belonging to .1.
K. Jtaker was put upon Its tower by
E. (i. Scammon and .1. A. Yater last
Saturday. This mill Is the highest
In town, as Is located on an NO foot
steel tower. It Is located near the
river, and will be used to pump
water Into the large tank which Is
soon to be constructed on the lot of
E. 1. Scainiuou above town. New
Era.
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AYKCS & 5CMLAUCU Prop.
SALOON IN
CONNECTION
Beer sold Wholesale & Retail
Delivered any place In Town
Southern Oregon
Marble Co.
Ashland, Oregon
Drilrrt Mrlf. Crtrltf. IrM
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ClMfHRT MORK OF All kllOS
Land Notice.
JOHN MULLAN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
1J10 Connrtlcut Avenue
WashlnKton, D. C.
All pcraon who havt htratofor mad TIM AL
PKOOP In any kind ot Land, Mlnaral or Tim
ber lintrlc. which hat been accplrd by lha
KcglaUr or Hccclvtr ol any V. 5. I Jnil OffWa.
can havo the Itauanc ol their V. I'alrnl
aid Londa promptly allended t; fty unjM
m. Ihelr Dupllc.t. V,fUU( ft Cartlllcatm of
hnlrv. ond an .grtmtnt r,y . wW
ever laid Pt.nt ahall laaae.
HH1M Mt.AN.
nr'l(on, Calllornla
and Nevada
State Afrnt
LOOKOUT
551
For mn onti kllllnir ur itoal
in If stock tK'Iont;Uij to li-m
South Eastern Oregon
live Stock Association
$500 REWARD
Will lie given for the arrwt ami uoiivlrtlnn of any per
on or pvraone aluilInK any lovlc U'longlnir
la nieiiilH.r of tlila Awtx latlnn.
J. D. COUOrlLIN,
J, n. INNES, President.
Secretary.
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