LAKE COUNTY EX A1 Irs ER, LAKEVIEW, CRLQON, JULY 16, 1903
Peculiar and I'rrtlnent.
Tln I'urtxlutiM nli '.M.imni l.orw-N hint
.yritr.
TIhtc an1 Mi'iul.v Jo.ihmi known nicd
lrlmil IvtiU'illfM.
Hut r (ciii f i hi miiii h(
Hiiluirlu n n- MiimIcimm.
Tin" Imlr nf I In- lii'iiil x fanli-r
In hiiiiiiiht t ti it it In wlnlcr,
'I'lii' lintiiiiiii ami m t nf iiff ill
iniixt lilrnl leal In rlii'liilrnl 'iiiiimihI
tin II.
Tin' . !! of CiikIiuuI ilrlnk noiih
MNl.tMNi.iNHt kiiIIiiiim nf milk lii it yciir.
II Im riMwrliil Hint tin' Imini'Mt
IIvimI h-oiIi lire tlmw wliu iiwiki
tilvilkfilHt t hi-lr chief ini'iil.
Mo Mining; In Hunk ( CiikIuikI nuti'
iilNT Unit li mIiikIi' mIhvI will lift II
wi'lulit llf IN) miIIIim.
Tin lnt4'Ht cuiv (nr liiti-rmtl ciiih it
rrpurli'il In I jikIiiihI In a tii!ilrNimi
(ul i( iniiliiMwM four or (I vc tlmi'H it
liy.
An I'JikIUIi inii viir Iiiim hiindt-d over
IiU ulllrliil Miliary to lr illvlili'il lif.
( wi-4'ti tin' piiur iiii'l tin town lininU.
Tin' HrNt I If. liiMiiniui'i' Miicli'ty wiin
tarli'i In London In inns ami
Mllllt lirr III 1 7 M . Nl'ltlllT WIIMMIHTI'MH-
ful.
I'rrnwitii'iit MJihnji' cnriH tu ri'ii
li'r adl In ciiwm nf ih Mi nt an' admit
In Im- i rK' nl.c I liy t In' SwIkm Alpine
4'llllm.
itl In rniiti'iiiiiitiiiti tu ri'iiinvi'
hi' HalutliiK k'lini at tin' 'I'iiwit nf
1iii'Iiiii ji in I hhIihI II uti' Id i ii i i i i - r
lltlll lllnlllllTM.
Tin' In-iIh uf pi'MM In ( 'nlurailii Hiilui'
I Inn' 1 1 ii 1 1 1 iih iiiany iin Jihmi hitch
ami tlirri' Im iuii' dcil cvri-eillnj; In hIi
J.M hi arrrH.
Till' I.IVl'-lllll lIlH'kM, lllll' (if till'
MuiuliTM uf modern ciiiiiiiiitci', ex-ti-iul
almiK tin Mcrru-y a illntnni-i' of
l ami a half iiiili'H.
Twelve iiillllnii imiimlH' worth of
leather Im iTiiilr-il i-viT.v yi'iir to pr
vlili' I In ami hliiM-M fur tin' Inhab
itant of tin-at I'.rllaln.
If Kf'-at ciii tiiriiril tin' atiuim
ilirrr to llijtilil air it woiilil make a
wa ;i" feet deep over the riiirfai'i' of
4 ln wholi' kIoIh'.
London Im miiiii iwil to have 170,
fHNi liihalillantM to tin- Hiiiari' mile,
I tit t on t hi' raMtMlilf, Ni'W York, there
an- :1.".,imhi icoplc to the miiuiv mile.
MaHMailiiiMet Im In fit' from the
rei'ati'il iniinler t rial fareeM of New
York. There Im only one ain'al jiom
Hllile then' from tln Jiiry'a verdict
Htralnht to tin hlnln'Mt court.
Tin hiMt nil in' tree wan planted
In California In s0 liy a I'n'iu hinan,
w ho brought the tiii to thUcountry
from I'rance. The llrxt orchard
iflDacreM Ih'kiiii to yield ill ls7.".
Tin1 inotornien on tin Manhattan
elevated traliiH are nhcltcred In vch
tilnileH from tin. Icii'Ht k'Ich of win
tcr. All the motormcii on tlie Miir-
fiU'e cutm ouuht to In protected in
like manner.
Thi' flrMt tyK'wrltinj machine wan
patented 111 ISlM) by William AuHtin
Hurt of Detroit. It wiw Imprm-tlc
able for K'icral iimo. The p-neral
iiho of the tyiMw rlt4'r did not Inln
until 1S74.
The Importation of opium that Im
prepared for minikin? Ih douhlo that
iiHed hy phyHlclaiiH and morphine
liahltucH. The amount Is inoro than
lialf a million iioundrt and the value
:i,500,000.
That low lying; territory of the
MIhmIhhIppI hIiouIiI at tlmcH lo over
flowed Ih not HurpriHliiK If one con
nlderH that the " leathern of Watern"
ilniWH HtipplicH from L'S Htatcn, drain
liitf one third of the area of the
United StateH.
An anouyinouH donor Iiiih offered
to provide footwear for every hIioo
Ii'hh child In Sunderland. Each pair
of limit h Ih to In) Htainped with a
not Ideation that they are the prop
erty of tho mayor, and any parent
attempting tu well or any pawn
broker lUTcptliiK them In pledge will
.bo prouccuted.
I'opulUU Next Year.
CiinMlileralili' comment Iwim U-cii
cailMcd III the Went h.V the fiMMertlon
of a leading ropullMt of Kiiiihiim that
he iM'llevi'N the iiiimt of the old t line
iiienilN TN of that party w ill Hiipport
ItooM'velt ami the ItepiibllcaiiH la
next year'H national campaign, Irre
NM'ctlve of the I eiuirat le nottiliiec,
w hiM'Ver he may be. The KaiiMiiM
t'ily .loiirnal expri'MHi'M the Maine Idea
and jcIvcn iih the itiihuii that. Pop
II 1 Im in In the Wi-mI "wiim all orKillilzeil
protcMt aualiiit pollrleM which were
iN'lleved tu have brought hard Hiim'm
upon t he count ry. It wan a ilenper
ale reMiirt of t he HKl li-llll iii ImIm who
were willing to try anything that
afforded a Iun of relief. The rector
atlon of proHperlty thrnnuh the very
itKciiclfM that the I'opullHtM had
thought to In' ho deHtructlvfColivluc
ed them of their error, and now they
ileMlri' the party under Iiomc adinlu
iNtratlon they an' urowliiM: rich to
continue In power."
TIiIh I'XpreHMeH the fnctM ax we nee
them; Hint we may add iiIho that the
majority of the I'opullMt party in the
Went, where that Htranp' political
movement originated, wiim drawn
originally from the Hepulillcau rankM.
They fell Into error iim to mnue of the
caiiMeN of the hard tlmcH from which
they Miifferi'd and Into the further er
ror of ImlorMlliK errolieollN pollcieM iih
the remedy. Free Mllver, one of thi'He, I
In now dead beyond the Iion of ri'H
iirn-cllini. Moreover, they hi' that
the iCepuhllcan adnilulMt rat Ion Iwim j
cliiikeil the format h hi of triiMlM ami'
comliliieH and put exlMtliiK oiii-m in I
fear. Tlie Ih-iiiiN-ratM talked violent-1
ly iiKaliiHt triiMtH, am) hccuhciI the!
KepublicaiiH of favoring them; yet1
when the liemiN-ratlc party came'
Into full powwr in t he nation in lv.i:', ;
It did nothing whatevir. So why J
Hhould any I'opullMt go to the liemo-1
era tic party? Again, on the tariff!
the ropullMt an- with the Ucpuhll-
can party. The proMiN-rlty which !
followed t he enactment of the 1)1 ng-
ley law In 1M7 hIiowciI them ItNVnlue
im giving the IhihIm for great national
proHperlty. They are with the Ke
piibllcaiiM In oppoMltlon to the evil
of triiMtM; mo are they regarding
natfoiial expaiiMlon. The Hepubllcaii
voteof the Went for KooHcvcit ill l'.NM
will In' phenomenal. Toledo I Mailt.
IWO HrMarit, IM.
The reHilera of thli aMr will be
li Hed to learn that there 18 at leant
one dreaded dintann llmt Hcieuce lias
Imhmi utile to cure in all ita atattca and
that ih Catarrh. llaU'a Catarrh Cure ia
the only pnHitive cure now known to
medical Iralernity. Catarrh Ix-iog a
comititiitioiiHl (liHeiiHc, reijnires a coimti
tutiuiial treatment. llaU'a Catarrli
t'uro ia taken internally, actini; directly
upon the IiIoihI and iiiucinis aurfucea of
the Hyntetn, thereby de."toyiii( tho
foil tn I ii t i in of the ilieeaHo, and icivioK the
palielit Hlri'MKth by liuiUlinx up thecon
Htitution and Hnniit mitme in doiiiK ita
work. The proprietors have bo much
fiiilh in ii" curative powera, that they
offer One Hundred Iiollara for any cane
that it fails to cure. Fend for lint of tea
liiiionials. AditreHH,
K.J. CI1KNKY A Ct)., Tolinlo, O.
Kihl by DruiiKiHta, ifc.
Hall 'a Family J'illa are the beat.
Re duced Summer Excursion Ratae
The Denver A. Rio ti ramie, popularly
known aa the "Scenic Line of the
World," haa announced greatly reduced
round-trip ratea from Pacific Coaat
pointa for the benefit of teachers who
will apend their vacation in the hast,
and of delegates to all the prominent
Conventioua N. K, A., at lioaton; A.
(). U. W., at St. Paul ; B. P. O. E., at
Ilalliiuore; Woodmen of America, at In
dianaxilia; Kanles, at New York; Mya
tic Shrine at Saratoga Springs ; K. of P.
at Ixiuiaville, and T. P. A. at Indianap
olis Tickets at the reduced rates will be
based upon one fare for the round trip,
hut will be sold only on certain day a.
These tickets will carry Btop-over privi
legea on the going trip, giving passen
gers an opportunity to visit Sa4t Lake
City, (llenwood Springa, Colorado
Springs and Denver ; and will be good
to return any time within ninety (IH))
days. Pasaengura going via the Denver
A, Kio Urandu are given the privilege
of returning via a different route.
ror the rate to the point you wiah to
go, and for dates of sale anil other par
ticulars, as well aa for illustrated
phamnhlets, write
W. C. Mcltride, General Agent,
tf 124 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Pasturel Pasturel Pasturel
Plenty of fine pivaturu mljiicent to
Lakovlow with abundance of food
and water, luqulru at Harvey's
CBtauraiit. 24 -fit.
i... rt!r.-j
(EEEI3
AVrCclable rrepnMlionforAs
5imilaim(5 flic FcxkI and Net? ula -line
die Slouvichs and Dowels of
Promoles DiScalioibCrWrfur
ness aivl nosl.Conliiit3 immUkt
( ipiiim.Morpliine nor Mineral.
w w-
til llf,Jln:Jr.l6
ArMnfirl l.Mi!(!y J'orrons!itfi
lion, Sour 5l.)iiirh.l)i.!iTlwHv
Worms S 'oiwuKidiu .1 cwrish
mss iwm Loss or Sleep.
Facsimile Sttfimlurr or
NEW YOHK.
S. J. STUDLEY
STUDLEY
Exact copy or wrapper.
LAKEVIEW FURNITURE CO,
Full and complete stock of
Everything in the line of
j Hi
FURNITURE.
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JUST OPENED. OOODS AR.
RIVING ALL THE TIME
...LAKEVIEW, OREGON...
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK AND GET OUR
r
ERECTED IN 1900
MODERN
THROUGHOUT
FIRST-CLASS
ACCOnnODATIONS
SAHPLE ROOn
For COnnERCIAL
TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors
lakeview
&- Door North of
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Etc.
J. WENDELL, - - - Proprietor.
WM. HARVEY,
THE PALACE
The Only First Class Restaurant in Lakeview. Turkeys,
Chickens and Suckling Pigs baked to order. Bread and pas
try always on hand. Excellent Service Prices Reasonable.
Central Cafe
and
Lunch Counter
Everything Nw A PlratClaaa
Call
F. A. MTANL.KV. ll'r.
pflrra
Mm y y
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
P
ill
TMt etrrun cohmmt. Mm omr.
F. E. HARRIS
& HARRIS
Snider BuFding on Water St.
Market
is s
Hotel Lakeview
3333?S
PROPRIETOR,
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RESTAURANT
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the . i
PRICES p
lilillllllllllllllilliil
This is the only Cafe and Lunch Coun
ter in Lakeview and the first and only
Bill of Fare and Check system in East
ern Oregon. Meals from 10 cts. up.
All kinds of Bread, Cakes and Pies.
Baking done to order. All white cooks.
Once and you will Call Again.
iSdMIO GRANDE
5i.-rj mhi THt-,iiiii2v
llOGRAMDEWESTtK
The Scenic Line
To The East And South
Through Salt Lake CitT, Ieadville, Poe-
blo, Colorado ISpringii and tenver.
Offera the choice of Three Route thro'
the fanioua IUky Mountain Scenery,
and Five Iitinct
Itoutes Kant and
South of Ienver
3 fast Trains daily" 3
Belaeen 0Ken and Ienver, carrying
all Claaaea of Modern Equipment.
Perfect Dining Cr Service and Peraon
aly ConddcU-d Touriat Kicumiona to all
I'ointa F.ael.
STOP OVERS ALLOWED
ON ALL CLASSES OP TICKET
For all information and illustrated liter
ature, call on or addreas
W.C. HcBRIDE,
General Agent,
124 Third St. Portland, Or.
Northern Stage Line.
LAKEVIEW PAISLEY.
A. W. BRYAN, Proprietor.
Leaves Lakeview at 6 a. m.
every day but Sunday.
Returning, leaves Paisley
at 6 :30 a. ia. every day but
Sunday.
Pumieri' arc ti- Round trip $ f
OFFICE- Hernolrtn A Wingfleld'i Lukerlaw
LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
S. L. McNacghtox, Prop.
Office at Mercantile Store
Stage leaves Lakeview Mondays, Wed
needaya and Fridays at 6 a. m., arrives
at Plush at 9 p. m. Leaves Plush Toes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6
a. m., arrives at Lakeview at 9p. m.
Passenger fare 3 one way or $5 fur
round trip. Freight rates from May
1st to Nov. 1st f .75 per hundred ; from
Nov. 1st to May 1st $1.00 per hundred,
Western . Stage . Line
J. L. YADIN, Proprietor.
Office in Llnkvillc Hotel
Klamath Falls.
Daily from Ager to Klamath Hot
Springs, Keno, Kiamath Falls, Dairy,
Bonanza, Bly and Lakeview.
Daily from Lakeview to Bly, Bonanza.
Dairy, Klamath Falls, Keno, Klamath
Hot Springa and Ager,
Makes connection with all trains at
Ager. Also connects at Klamath Falls
with the stage for Ashland.
Good Stock .'.. Easy Coaches
LAKEVIEW
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
It. K. Biaaaa, Prop'r.
Office In Bieber's Store
Stage leaves Lakeview daily, ex
cept Sunday at 6 a. m. Arrives
at Alturas at 8 p. m.
Leaves Alturas for Lakeview at
6 o'clock arm., or on the arrival
of the stage from Madeline. Ar-
rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af
ter leaving Alturas.
Freight - Matters - OJven
Strict Attention
first - Class - Accomodations.
MHKEP BRANDS.
lamOC RarrV Brus w,tn swallow For la
JdlllCd DdllJ ri(ht ear lor awn; rrveria
tor wether. Borne ewea Square Crop and Bill
fn right ear. Tar Brand 111. Range, Crana
Lake. PonlntBoe addreie, Lakeview, Oregoa
7af Whitwnrth Brandt with Crop o lett
Lay II III 1ITUI 111 ear. Ball Underoron o
right tor ewee ; revere tor wether. Tar Bran
W. Bange, Fih Creek. Potto Sloe add r eta
Lakeview, Oregon