LAKE COUNTY GXAMlNER. LAKUYIliW OREQON, AU0U5T Ij, 1903.
PuMlth4 Ev.rv Thursday
A. V. BEACH.
Maaonk Building
Th State Pair.
No time In the history of tlio Orv
Kon Hlnto fair linn thrt Ihvii hihii ii
jrootl hn-liiiK unions tho Hjirli-ulturiil
l-lartX' tOWHTlU tlH HIHTt'MH of tllO
- fair rt exlMtn at tho nnwiit tlmo
(One Year. $2.00 '
- Six Month. 1.00 Every mvt Urn of the tiitt wviiih to
(Three Montns, 30 jH tkln: an intTVt In the fair ami
Tvr proniisi'rt to nlve It their hearty ii'
.rt. Kn-Urn OrvRoii forthofirHt
rhrre liuhen I iv iv 1 iv !.
Quarter Column i iv HoeHsw .v
Half Column 'WiVil.MV . 40ivl
On Columu 60U0 . 4.MV Mwi MOM
TERMS:
SHACK
LAKEVIEW. OREGON, AUat,'5T IJ. I0J.
"It Is the women of the country1
who make trump by civln im-nlx
to them." This vuh one of the
Htalemintrt made by Mrs. O. FrancU
Curtlrt at the convention of National
Association of C'haritieH uml Correc
tions recently helJ at Atlanta, Un.
'? time ha promised one or two conn-
.111! ty exhibit. ooiinMIiuj of iinrleulttir
al prodtictM, while the nouthern por
tion of the wtate will nlno Ik repre-
wiiteil by a comprcheiiMlve exhibit
of Its airriciiltnral products. Live
Htinkfrom all over the mate In le
Inj; prepared for thin year'n fair.
There are rvoni for thin nwak
filing of the jH-ople to the nnpport of
' the fair. One K the management
hatt worked hard and faithfully to
; make the fair ax broad n the ntate
1 Itm'lf. The traiiHportatlon compan
ies have come to their inwlMtance ami
made very liU-rnl rate on hauling
exhibit of all klndrt. Another in, the
' ieople are iH'pinnliifC to renllie that
; It Is time to let the outrtldc world
know of the wonderful renourvei of
our state, and U'lieve that the Htate
The army tranwuort Sheridan. 1 fair Is the proper place to meet the
attout to nail from San Frnncinco ' letter clans of homeHcekerrt. Thin
tor the Philippine, has received on wl" niake the fair doubly valuable,
.board f i.ODO.tKH) in jjold and nilver It will Rive those who are looking
cojn for the army In the Orient. Of 'r hoinea on the I'acltic coast an
this money jfl.iKKMHK) consists of new ! opportunity to m' In a body what
Filipino jh'sos. The balance is n i our state can produce ami when' it
Halted States silver and jjold. i 's lroduced, without traveling all
I over the state at great expeus'. It
Or. Theobalk Smiih. the luwteriol- j will also give the exhibitor the I st
riist who has charge of the man- possilile opportunity of showing his
nfacturing of the antitoxin for the products, whether it lie grains.
.Somebody in Dos Moines heard
that ex-Niieaker Henderson had
decided to desert Iowa and liecome
eltluen of an eastern state. He
wrote to Mr. Henderson and received
ft reply which included these words:
"Ieave Iowa forever? Xot if I
know myself."
1 I
Not Look At Them
tate of Massachusetts, recently
;dled for Europe to study the
methods employed by foreign scien
tists in the preparation of both
antitoxin and vaccine virus.
grasses,
stock.
fruits, vegetables or live
While Mrs. Carrie Nation was buy
ing a railroad ticket at MeKcesport,
Pa... recently the agent was sinok-
The prize lazy man of Martinsbiirg. ' io- a "Htogie." She rewnted tills
Arr- "rot hi'sy" recently and ' and gave him a lecture to the effect
wrote this paragraph for n local pa-j that his body became impure as a
per: "How much nicer it is to sit in ' result and he would not U tit ted to
carriage am think how much nie-1 enter heaven. While she was lectur
er it is to it in a carriage than it is ' ing the ticket seller, a gang of men
to walk, than it is to walk and decorated her luggage with whisky
think how much nicer it is to sit in a Iutx-ln. She discovered it and tried
carriage than it is to walk. J to Bcraic them off. but had to hurry
aboard the train, a walking adver
tisement for prominent brands of
rye.
Miss Florence Haywood of St.
Louis is the first and only woman
to be appointed cm the executive
KtafT of exposition commissioners.
.She is special commissioner in Eu
rope of the Louisiana purchase ex-
Taken with Cramps.
Wtn. Kirmoe, a memlier of th ti idge
panic working near Littleport wan taken
HiiMenly ill 1 hurray night wnli craui
"'position and secured through her ' '1 kind of cholera. His cane was ho
. severe that he had to have the mem -
ptrsonal effort for the fair the loan ben, ,f the crew wait um.n l.itn and Mr.
of Queen Victoria's jubilee presents j'0"1 wa9 mailed and consnlt-d. lie
' tol 1 them lie had a medicine in tiiefoim
. ' of Chamberlain ' Colic, Cholera ami
Investigations as to the manner of Diarrhoea Kennedy that he thought
weighing grain at Crockett bv the ' wr",l(1, ,",,lp ',im "t and. acconliily
Hfveral dones were adrniniHtered nh
l.ppinger employees imlicate both , the renult that the fell ow au aitle to he
Ettiiiiger and Doming as being the : """"'.'."f?1 d?yii V, inVi,,w,t ,T'k
i l"- qmte hiiciily of Mr Gifford medicines
petty thieves of the firm. Scales Klkader, Iowa, Aricus.
were fixed to swindle the farmer r.ut i T1,i, ,c"u'dy ",!Ver ,ail "r, KetP ',"
1 ",L your home, it may nave life, ror sale
of lour to five pounds on each sack. ! by Lee Heal I.
rhls upiiears small but the aggre-I
gate during one season would enable i Reduced Summer Excursion Rates
one to live comfortably during his
natural life.
The Denver & Kio Grande, popularly
known as the "(Scenic Line of the
World," has announced (creatly reduced
round-trip rates from Pacific Coast
points for the benefit of teachers who
will ttpertri their vacation in the East,
and 'Ol delegates to all the prom nent
Conventions N. E. A., at Boston; A.
O. U. W at Kt. Paul ; B. P. O. K., at
Baltimore; Woodmen of America, at In
diananolis: Eaules. at New York; Mys-
I 1.1 : . w ...... V rJ l
rf green gbutc with Menes1 name In- t Ix)uiville. and T. P. A. at Indianao-
laid in purpleshows that polychrome ioli"-. , .... , A . i
1IC IV CtO nil uto icn -i"-ca mien -is r-o
Thc?re has been unearthed at A by
ItXiVf Flinders Pe'frie 10 successive
temples ranging in age from 500 to
to MiM) years, wblchshows the whole
history of Egypt. A globular vase
glazing is 1000 year older than ha
been surmised. Delicate carvings In
ivory are found which rival in excel
lence tho finest Greek or Italian pro
ductions. The old Dead wood coach which
Luffalo Bill presented to the govern
ment some time ago Is being repair
ed awl will soon be returned to its
batted upon one fare for the round trip,
but will he sold only on certain day.
These tickets will carry stop-over privi
leges on the itoinK trip, KiviiiK paxHen
gers an opportunity to visit bait Lake
City, Glen wood tsprinics, Colorado
Sprint;" and Denver; anil will be h1
to return any time within ninety (00)
days. Passenners K'linjf via the Denver
& Kio Grande are given the privilege
of returning via a different route.
For the rate to the point you wish to
go, and for dates of sale and oilier par
ticulars, as well as for illustrated
old position on the eastern portico phainphlets, write
... . ... , ,, ., ... W. C. MeHride, General Agent,
of the poatolllce building, A few
mouths ago three employes of the
bureau of engraving and printing,
thinking to have a little fun one
night, rolled this historic vehicle
down the steps to the street. The
coach was badly wrecked, Its body
being twisted and several pieces of
its floor and siding torn off.
tf
124 Third Kt Portland, Ore.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Blgn&ture of
a
Unless your eyes rail stand tho strain of
seeing the Swellest Line of
Dress Goods and Trimmings
ever brought to the town of I.akeview.
THIv .'KICKS at which we oiler them,
will save you the trouble of sending olV,
save you money, and besides that, you
w ill See the Ooods before Huyinjj.
A . Part . of. Our . Clerks' . Salaries
is paid them to show oods whether you
want to buy or not. We will thank you
to assist in making them ICAKN Til 1)1 K
MONliY by showing you these jjoods that
we are making this Roar about
$ Lakeview Mercantile Co.
Td.
TIHHKH !.. MTI( K.
l'iill',t itali-n irnl off in-, mkrvlrw, nrton.
My A, I'.km. Noiircl li' rrl.y kiv n tlml In
riiinplUiH c with thf pron.hiii" i.( (hi' m l n(
n.iiKrf."l Juiu-:c. 1XTK. miili'-l "An ml l.ir llii'
nl IIiiiIht litiiilmii Un' "lull " ill rh liT n I ,
iiri Kiin. Ni'vmln hihI uIiIiikIiiii Trrrlmry,"
n ili iicl..l t nil Hi'' I'liiilir imi.l .lli. liv m l
al AuKimt 4, l.w.', tin' (nlliihiK H'riti!i h
ltil ilny llli'il In tlitu nrllrc llH-ir mini Mnlc
iiKUlii, tiwll:
llrrli-t KiMinci.
"I Hly. couiily ol Klmimili. ntnti- ol oriiii.
Hworn mitli'iiH'iil No .'I i. Inr On' iinrrlmm' nl
I he hW. Si4 N1, SW S.-C SW '4 Hit-
in l i M S. II It K.
Snrnh II. Ih r,
nl Illy, county of K Iniimth, ln( of I'r.K.iil.
mrn KlHti-iiii'iit Nn JI M. Inr tin- n n-h i-..- ul
I tie HK'iitK'. . t', SK' SK', Kt S.-c .-
Ti M S. 11 II t.
Charli-n K. I .
ol Illy, ( niiniy of K Imnnlli, IkIi' ol (ir'nnn.
RMoru staii'ini'iit No i'I.'i;!, for I h pnri Iikm of
the SK1, Hi, t-t:t Hve &, K i, sW, s.r -.'H
Tii M S, KM ..
i'ht tlicy will iiffi-r proof to nhowllinl the
Uml MiiiKht la inori' vluMi' for Un timln r or
tout- thitii for Bcrifultiirl piirinm a ul to '
lHllili Ilii lr ( Ikiiii In unl'l Imul Ih-I.ti' I'. II.
Witlirow. C.S. I'oiiiinliuiliilK'r al Klamath Kalll
'rt'Koii, on Wcilnrmlay tin' -ml ilay ol s'plt'in-tn-r.
latl.
Tin y iiami- a w itin'niw'ii : iii'nrifi' K. I ',
Harry li. I , J. A. H. -y.l.-ll. Jr., i harl.-n K !,
-arali II. lire ami lUrrli-l Kihiih c, all of Illy,
Ort'Koti.
Any ami all pi-rmuin t lalmliiK ailvrrcly tin;
aliovc-iliwrilxil lamia an: r'iinaU'i to till
tln'lr i laiina In Una offin- on or Ix-foru aalil
Jml May of .v .i. iiiI..t. I'h
Jiilir 1B-J4 t. M. BkattaI.v, Hi K'at' r.
TI.1INKK I.AVI XOTICK.
t'nlti'il iau' ' mii'l (iHli'i'. l.akHvlfw. On-xon,
April l.i, l'Atl. Niitlrv la hrrrhy iclvt'ii that In
l oiiipliani: will, tin- proviHiona of llm art of
June :t. llTK, enil.lril "All ai l fur the aale ol
tiiiiher lamia in the i-tati-a of California, Ore
K'Ul. Nevaila, ami WanMiiKion Ti rriUiry." aa
exti-ml' 1 to all I'u 1,1 li- Uml Statea ly art of
Allien"! 4, n:tj, 'he follow lug pi-raona liavi' Una
lay flleil 111 thiaoltii e their aworu ataleiiienla,
to-w It:
William K Hutti r,
of Illy, rounty of Klamath, aiale of On-iem
aworn ataU'iiieiit No ffi, for the purihaa,- of
the NVVi. SV.'i Nfc'i N W ' 4 lu I ami 2 hec 1,
Tp .Vi 11,'R 16 fc.
NilH JuhliMiri,
of Illy, rounty ol Klamath, atatu of Oregon,
worn alati'ini'lit No Wl, Inr thu purtl.aae of
Ihe HK4 Hee W Tp M H, K 17 K.
Jamea Mclia'le,
of li, y, county of Klamath, atate of Orea;oii,
worn atalemeiit Nu MCI, forlliu nurehaae of
the hU HWJi HW!.i K!4 Sec 20, N WV SK.i Sec
Ji, Tp1t4 S, ft 17 K.
That they will offer proof to allow that the
land MMJKhl la more valuable for Ita timln r or
atone than for axrlcul tural purixiaea, ami toea
lahllah their claim to aahl laml hefori) ('. II
V ithrow, U. H. ('oramlaaioucrat Klamath Falla
OrKou, on Tuesday Ihe lat day ol Hepuinlx r
lino.
Thejr Dame aa witneaaea: ('. W. Kmlniily,
Nell Johiiaon, Wm. K. Butter, Henry J. Ijtng
lain. Oliver Hilfer and 1. Mcladu, all of Hly,
Oregon.
Any and all permna claiming adveracly the
alxive deMtrllied lamia are reoinateil to file
their claluia In thiaotrlce on or before aald la
day of Heptemher, l'JA.
June 10-24 K. M. Bkattain, KiKialer.
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LAKEVIEW SADDLES 5
KecognleJ as the licit Vaqueru 5JJIe
o
43
5. F. Alilstromri
Manufacturer of the ',-r f
X Vraon and Hu'y Ilarnoss. Whips, Hobos, Kcatas, J
Hits, Spurs, 'i (Quirts, Rosettes, Mtc. -4- -4 -tp-
J Repairing of all kinds, by competent men. -o- b-
2 C
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
HANDLEY & CLENDENEN
Put vnur ad tn The Fxaminer. It hrinns $
B i
riWAL. FKOOr.
Ijind Office at I-akevlew Oregon, Juno 29,
l'Jii;!. Notice la herehy given that the follow
Ing nained acttler haa filed notice of hla Inten
tion Hi make final proof In auport of hla
claim, and that aald proof will I mi mule before
keuiatcr ami Kecelver at Lakeview. Oregon.
on Augiiat loth, I inn, via-: Frederick II.Hnyder i
II, i. 'Aim for the NWU NWU NKli Hec Hit'
HK'i Hec m Tp :fl H, KID K W M.
lie iiaimtH the following witneaHeato prove
hia contiuiinua reaiileuce iimiii hihI cultivation
of aald land, vii: William 1. McCullev, Oeo.
Lynch, X. Arzner and Joe Arznur, all of I.uku-vii-w,
Oregon.
July i-J,i K. M. BKATTAIN, Keglater.
riAL. FHOOF.
Land Office at l.akevlew, Oregon, June W.
lima. Notice ia herehy given that the follow
Ing nained u-tller haa filed notice of hli Inten
tion Ui make final proof In aupport of hia
claim, and that aald proof will be inadn before
Keglater and Kecelver al l.ttkevlew Oregon on
Annual 10th, lo:t, vl: William I. McCullev,
Hi,2m lor the NW4 t-YM KU Hco 4 HWI4
BWU Hic)f,Tp87 H. K If E, WM.
Ho namea the follnwlng witneaaea Ut prove
hla coniliiiioiia rualdeuce upon and uultlvatlou
of laid land, viz: Fred Hnyiler, (iiio. I.yncb,
X. Arcner, and Jou Arzner, all ol tjikeviuw,
Oregon.
JulySt-aip K. M. BRATTAIN, Keglator,
Hereford Stock arm
lu.i.Mi fai , ai ; -rri . .. ii . ,m r-i ,. -
Drews Valley, Oregon.
F. O. Bunting, Ownei
Largest herd of registered
Herefords in Oregon
Young Cattle for Sale.
LAUDOR ALAMO head of herd