li
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It
Is
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li
li
II
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i
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Tk I.ewW Qalaav Hat.
The IauU Qn'nse lint promises to be
one of the leadimj atyle In millinery
for the fall. A number ef tmnrt wom
en are already wenrln It. Tlie mialcl
Illustrated Is of w hite chip atraw with
white enamel buckle and three white
r for:
V
otto- .' W" ' Ajy
a i- v"
! LIK MMAIKIt AM FALU.
strlch tips. I'dack vol vet rlbln. so
much .! In millinery at present,
forms a tvtli. tiirht hand around the
crown and ce-iarletos the simple trim
ming. Cray plumes may be substi
tuted for the white upon straw of this
kind ami eoUir. I'liiladclpldn Nt.vtl)
American.
The fall Mmanre'of Waeerna.
"Wm your auto raw aueceasriil?"
'Siieeeasrtil? I ahimld way It wa-'j
There were two chauffeur kllli-d, an ;
three owner mortally hurt, and rt !
Iiintsvnt bystanders sent to the lev.
pltnl. and one auto clltnlied a to-i 1
wall ami flung Itself down a steep II.';
and another auto threw off Its clmr-r
four ami Is now careerltm wildly m vo
the country and tcrrorlxlng the annum
nlty, and 'loskln'a now touring r ,
crossed the Vcrlalne ravine tit a slmr' 1
Ixutnd and then jumped on the roof '
a cann-keepcr'a cottage, and -well. I
certainly was lh most splrlti-d av.
thoroughly enjoyable run we h.ive ev
er lfad."-t'levclanil I'lalii ivaler.
Got 5 I llrnlt Ajwr.
"What a niagnlllccnt physhpie!" rv i
claimed his friends. ' Why, a year nv ;
you were sickly and pale and yon
muscles tlabby"
"Yes." said the suburbanite, "but I
moved out to lamely ville"
"What! lias It such a climate? Wm :
dorruir i
"No," said the honest suburban1 e j
"Running for my train did It all!" --fan 1
Franoisi-o Hulletln. I
Wrt f III Kxprrlrnrra.
Can anvtliii if he wort limn to feel
that every mb nte will In- vmir Is-"?
Such a tl xia-neiic ( Mr-. S. II..
Newsnni, IV siiir. Ala "'For threi,
years" i-hv writes. 1 endured iriHiifTer- ,
able pain from indite siion. sti-niach and
bowel trouble. IVsh acemed iiicvit !
able when doeiors ami all remedies fad-!
ed. At It-nitih I a induced to try )
Elertrie. iiti-i ai.d tlie result win :
miraenlon. I improved at once and '
now I'm coniplefelv rrenvereri " For!
L'ver. Kidney, S oniach arid Rnrl
troubles. Eletmc Hitler is the on'v
medicine. Onlv .50c. It's guaranteed
bv I-e IVall. Priiwu'".
t nrrntrml lilrl.
"Miss rechis." began Mr.'Klose. "IS
you marry me you can be assiir-i
that"
"I'm sorry, Mr. Klose." the girl in
terrupunl hastily, "but It Is lmHi
ble. I can never marry you."
"What? Well. If that ain't Ingratt
tudt. Didn't I bring you a lox of can
dy Inst week?"-Philadelphia l'ress.
rrldc.
"Wbar Is yon goln' wlf dat tlshln
pole?'
"I's gwine flshlu,.'
""What you gwine fishln fob?"
"Tou doosn spH-U me to alt dawn an'
loaf all day whah all dose gossipy p
pie kin see me an not hnik like 1 wa
doln sumfln'. diH'S yor?"--Washlngton
SUir.
Llliiiii'i
Tha firnt lron tlist the younir (tlrl hm
o' woemnliood is uunlly a tmintid one.'
Wio lr:rnt to know lt hrsdnchr mce.i",
and h:eliHcl '"! somctimi is sa.lly
borne down by tint tifw m iirnc ot lua.
All the pin and ttioH-ty which youni
jfiils roiu lHinly uprrictivc t stictl M tnnr
ui iv. in Klinost rvety iitstitnce, Iw rtitiu-ly
pi vrti'p.l or cuiril hv tlie of I)ictil
Vine's I'.ivoritr Pircriptinn. It t.iti-p.-.ltr-
trRiiliirilT. It tiu- ttp t'"- i m t.d
hctth. sad cutm bnttliclip, h.u l.u lie,
lictvtiiu-s and olhct coieciuvnvi ci
wotii.'inlv wciknrs t
The anxioin motlicr of thr f.otiilr often
times cairn- thr whole bnuli n of irmi.
bilitv so f.o the home nn ilic ition of
voiunion mil irnts of thr gills in !. h hi .'
ronontird. Vhe cost of tlie ilmlm''.i i.
in vtiv often much tio tir:it. At mc'i
tinirs the mother is invitrd tuwtitr tn Pr.
R. V. I'lrrer, f P.itTalo, N Y.. fr iimlu I
ivicr, which i sivrn frcr. Oottnpo:nl
titer i- held Htrictly cti(id-iui.d
ll.u ki-d np by ovrr a third of a ccntiiiT
if rriu.irkabl and iinil'orin cure, o recur t
noch s no other remedy for the li-eae
and vekne-- teenliar to women ryer
nil lim-a. the propm tois and makeis of Pr.
Fierce' i-'avoiitc Vni i ition now ee
lullv warranted to oOViiini to pay $V in
lenal inotiet of the I'nitril St:itr for any
case of Irucorrhra, J'emnle Weakness, I nv
lapstiH, or l;alln'g of Womb, which they
cannot cure. All the World's Iiprn-.tv
Medical Association. Proprietors, of lint
f:o, N. .. ask is a fair and reasonable
tiial of their means of cure.
Voiir woiKtrrfnl mnlk-lnr. ' "arortle I'rewnn
tlon.1 h lieliw.l me ureallv in time of Miller
I n II write. Mr Minta Wrlfht. of K.lwar.'s.
liiil " I at winter 1 iniahle to Jo w work,
wm'to be eoiuinra in February, ana a lu.;v iu
Illinois wrxrte um toM me aUul y nr nirlu hie.
I u-w.i three ti!ll.s of Favorite Vrei-iiiHon,
antt will I hicl the eali( ami quit kvt con
liuem. nl I rvt-r hail. Ila.l three ihil.li.ii he
lore ana woiil I wilier from twentv-four tujhlttv
ta hours fat-lurr hirth t this time t.nlv !
hour. Ilve a fine hahy lrl an.l .he L i!i
rot helihv one of all. I am tll uuug tu
Favunte Vrem -riot ton ' a a touk."
Suhterlliert to The Kiamlmr who rvr.iova
(roui one loealliy tti anoilier. or rhmiite
their (Hiitttimev aaareiwt Nhotihl rt'tut intH'r in
rlrop ihla oltlce a rurd m lli. lr ( r can be a I-drvsM-il
to the rlaht MMtofTteo.
hw a. a
I'u take ellecl. Tum-day, Apt.. I JlHU.
OKEG0N REPUBLICANS INDORSE PRESIDENT R!)cSEVELT AND HIS I()LICIIL.
The Repnlilicnii party nf Dregtin. in cinvciitii.ii itssotiilili'il, cmigrnt iilntes tlie stnto uinl Xutluii
npini tin cnntl'Uieil iiseeni'enc.v of Republican principles uinl pidicies in our Nfitlniutl liovcrniiieiit mid
the unprecedented prosperity that has folloaed the main ieiianee of thoso priiiciples and the enforce
meiit of i host policies.
The lionor of the Nation lias Ist-n fearlessly and sagaciously tiiaint.iliied at home and abroad,
whether in t lie i iifurveineiit of law against ileriatit corporations, in vigorous protest against oiitraueH
on Aiii-rie.ius in Syria, Jewish Massacres in Russia and unfavorable tuachlliat ions of Ktiloeiiu pow
ers in Asia.
1'resideat Ilo isevelt htiM redeemed his pletlgo to carry out the policies of t lie parly as formulated
by that great statesman ami revered martyred President. William McKlnley.
Me has shown himself the foe of cot nipt ion in public life, the ardent cluimpion and vvUe friend of
tlie Army and Navy, and the firm believer in equal right before tlie law to employer and employe,
rich or poor, black or white.
Uniler his energetic leadership the Isthmian Canal, frustrated for a time by a Ih-iuocratii Pres.
ident. Is soon to Ik realized and to distinguish his Administration by otu of the grandest engineering
triumphs known to man.
We recognize the profound obligation under w liich t )regoti rests to President Roosevelt for his
native and determined effort on la-half of the Iewis and Clark Centennial, and we pledge ourselves to
testify the sincerity of this appreciation by a rousing majority for the Republican ticket In .lime and
again in November.
In this connection we especially indorse tin tireless labors of Senators Mitchell and Pulton and
Representatives Hermann and Williamson.
He instruct the delegates for this convention to t he Republican National Con vent Ion at liicago
to vote tirsc and last for Theodore Roosevelt for President, and to us all In month!)' niea us for brin g
'ing his nomination to pass.
THE IJELEUATION IN CONfiRESS
For t lie rirst time in years t lie Sta to of )r)-goti is represent)' 1 in both Iioiisi-h of Congress by a
strong, harmonious, united ami effect ive delegation, inferior to none from tlie West.
Their efforts in behalf of ill Nation, their party and their hihU have been crowned with signal suc
cess, and we hereby express to tlieni one confidence and esteem aaid pledge them our support in their
further efforts to advance the Interests of Oregon ami the 1'aeilie ('oust.
. MONEY
Thanks t)i the courage ami wisdom of two Republican Administrations ami four Republican
Congresses, the money of tin Nation has lioeu securely established upon the gold Htandartl, the Htutnl
ard of the enlightened nations of the world.
The per capita circulation is the largest in our history, ami every dollar of paper ami coin Is mm
good as gold.
We coal mend the measures now endiiig in l.'t tigress, at the instance of Republican members,
further a mending tlie currency ami bunking laws In tlie direction of safety ami elasticity.
TARIFF
We renew our allegiance to the principle of protection to American industries.
The merits of the iJingley law are attested by the unprecedented prosperity of I he Nation since its
pussngi' in 1M)7.
Schedules must be changed from time to time, as new conditions arise, but when tin- tariff Is re
vised it must Is by tlie friends, and not by the fes-s, of American Industry.
THE TRUSTS
We heartily commend the fearless and determined course pursued by President Roosevelt and
Attorney-tjem-ral Knox toward tin trusts, and we point with pride to tlie hostility aroused against
the Administration among the scculators of Wall street and corporations that defy tin law.
Ols'iliciice to t lie la w against monopoly Inflicts no hardship on any honest Industry, ami (In
action of tin President iu the Northern Securities merger ami other cases 1ms only served to check
dangerous speculation and eiieouriigi- every legitimate enterprise.
1 HE PHILIPPINES
Wi-imlorsi-t he policy eniiiicin ted by President McKlnley ami followed by Secretary Tuft of "the
Philippines for the Filipinos," ami we especially commend tin- earnest ami persistent efforts made by
Senator Mitchell f(,r lower tariffs between the Philippines and tin- United Slates.
We hold that the Philippines must b retained by tin I'nlted States for their own good as well as
for a base of .American Influence in die j-'nr Mast, but that justice requires the lea si possible burdens
upon their coiniuep-)- Willi Ha- I'nlted States, that they may be lamented to us by lies of self Interest
ami affection.
In the interest of Pacific dcveloyniout, we demand for tlie l'hilipplues (he same liberal and beneli.
cent treatment that has been accorded to Hawaii and Porto Rico.
Proud of the history ami achievements of our party, and especially of the present Aiiuliilst ra
tion ami the beneficent result s that our nation Is receiving t herefrom, and part Icnlarly our old Ircon
Country, we confidently submit our cause to the patriotic cili.cm of our state for indorsement ami
earnestly npjH-al to them to show their gratitude and appreciation to I'rcsidiHt Roosevelt and our
Republican leaders in Congress for honoring our history and ill ling in I he development of our match
less resources.
No. I :
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I 'lVXH'TlOV II II sTAl.K AT:
Terino, lor I ae ! , I'.iUli ) ami i liili. Ore
ami r 1. MliiMell. I ate 1 HI leilaivllle, Aillll
Aluir am) Hli I'm. I'alU.
Hot sruiKs. lor si.ii.llnl. ami Siititllll
alll.
hut ie (nr . VI III.. ra. 'anevllle aift llnntlii
vide, Calil.
Vim. hi. - lor Ijivaltnn, Pn nlevllle ami Canul
Ih'II urn Sf rinif. I alii.
Meek wlili.- lor i.ene-e. Ta) lor villi- ami Oreell
VlUr.l'nlll. '
I'lalrvllle.. Milium k ami qnllii . I alll.
Keno. -eoiitict'Un lih so. I'ae. i n. lor all
f4lm Ksii a vv,..t : V. .1 T K. K. for all Inn
Hunib.
KLAHATH LAKE
....RAILROAD....
. . . TIME TABLE . . .
In Kffect June '.'Sib. l'.KKI.
ir laily Hr
No. I No. 3 l'aener Kri litlil No. I No 1
lR0Pn5SIONAL.
a. K, t "TklSia, M. II. R. II. SHITH. M t
faIITII A NTr lr.ll
I'hialelHua unit amrgeii
l.ahevleu, Or .
mill K H.H'. Prii Nfiru. t a n..na
fnniiilly ila) or hil.l.
IMI T II
riljsli'laii anil anil genii
OM II I Nea Pal) 111111.111111.
in t in 7i on i t 1
lentl-l
I nk-tlew, 4lreaw
km 11 pal) iinii. 11. .a,
I I- 4 4
llnl I.I M I. MM
I ukrl le. 4lrcfcB
III I'll I. - I 1 lliiliilniK
f II II II lit 71 I'I. K
A I lurio ) Ijim
l.akeeH . Ui
nl m i: i.i) fiui.ini!
M J NIMIHK
Allriie .. I. mm .
l.akeleM , 4lr
ni l II K I -.I) l:ui:.lli..
I. II K tTOK
.llrnr.l.jiw'
luil Matlera MtM-elallji
ortii y. Paly lliill.llii.
a. M . tsTKI'IIKaKI
I'lijslelaM mnt Murc'sta)
Ortiru Keharl Hlil. Ofsi Hotel lakevlaa.
KOODIEM OF THE WORID K1VK
Meeta on Ilia M ami 41 It WeilneMtaT ot
each m-tiith In Muotile Hall, al f. hi.
r. 1 iiKsrr, 1 onni ( ouimamler.
i:. N. taui imi, li rk.
III. f. til
I 1C.I
in I
Hl:l
in::'
, in..
Iil.-I
II:.
a
:.'i'i
I'OkKiiAVI V
Juiii-ii.iii siaina
S11 mill 11
' f fir mi '.li fill Hi.nr
...tor " " "
ll. Sfrltnr siMtliin
Kail 1 ri k Sf nr
si,,i frliljtv
I. Villi)
f. ni f. in.
' n:'.Hl
-;SI
B:ii'i
!i::v
I V:il
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.':il J .Vii
i:i I I I .
I I . I I
LAKUVIUW
-ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
II. K. lUKkiR, In.f'r.
Office in ISieber'A Store
'Q I.AKKVIKW K.Vt'AMI'MKNT. Nu. H, ,J
S I. o. o. K. ineeii thp lt am! s-l Thnra. '
S ila; eienlUK of earh monlh ill Othl Kel- f
r Ina.' Hall, iJtkevlet. S. K. Aiii.thuM, i'
s '. V , W . i. Mis.ar. s.-rll"..
iV f j r s s ,i, .s. s s sr., Sfi
Northern Stage Line.
LAKnVI-V--PAISLI;Y.
A. W. BRYAN. Proprietor.
I.inves laikevicw fttba.iii.
very ilay lut StitulMy.
RctnriiiiiK, leaves 1'nislev
nt 5 :il 1 11. 111 every lay but
Sutnlny.
PaiMnccra' am j. IImiimI trip t
'IfTICK hernoM' Jk Wiiiatleia'a. Ukl
MANHOOD RESTORED
ciFtni:Nf
mhi h-avea I nkevirw )liiily.ex
n-pt iindiiy at ' n. in. Artivei
at Alnirus nt p. 111.
leaves Aliiir.i- fur l.'iki-view a'
il n'clncli a. m nr mi the nrrival
f tti hIiiu'i' (r un Madeline. Ar
rives in Lnli-view in 12 luium nl
ter leaving Alturiis.
Freight - Matters - (liven
Strict - Attention
first - Class - Accomodations.
Western . Stage . Line
J. L. YADIN, Proprietor.
Office In Llnkville tfotel
Klamath Falla.
I 'mi ly friuii I'iikci-uhi by Keno, Kiani
alb Kall, IHiry, li.uiaiiZH, and IWy Ut
I.Bkeviow.
Daily from Lakt-view by lily, IIiiiiiiiixh
Dairy, Klamatli Falls, Keno, tu To
keui-ma.
From Klamath Kails In Kenii by
Hlcamer 11ml fnuu Kero m Ioki-ii-ina
over the Siiiifet Four I loraii Simp- lane.
Good Stock .v. Easy Coaches
Tliia ureal Veui-iuble N'italiner. the pre-
I M-riptaiii ! a Ihiih 11a French phyaiciiiii,
I m ill ipiickly cure V)Ui nl all Herman or
I illMMoeh nl I he elu-ritl 1 V)' (ilKlllm, Mil l,
I H ) a nt Mllllil'HHi. InnnmliUI, I'llillH il)
! Hie r.iii k, Veiiiimil I aiii.f ilia, Nervom
j IVhiSity, I iiiipli-, I'lillliie-s to Many.
1 Kxbiiiinliiii; 1 r Miiis, Y10 icoccle, ion.
(.'mi.iiHliiili. It tups all lniea I v day
nr iiiiilil. I'n-inai urily , which if iml
cliecled leiidx to r-icriiiiili!rrliii-il and 111:
the hurriira nf iiupntelicy. ( TI'lllKNH.
cU-iiio-ea llu liver, the kiibu-ya. t'li
I'I I I--N V. l remit liena mid ii aKui-M. The
reiiHiui Hiiffi'i'i-rH nrii 11 I cured by doctor,
ia bei'iiinn) iiinely per cent lire troubled
with I'niflatiH. ' I I ' I'I I ll!. i ; is t lie on
ly known rt-ini-dv toi are wilhoul an np
(3 rut I) n . (VKMI le.l iinonialH. A written
piuiritiitc" (liven ami money returned i'
six I mxci do nut i-lli-ct a permiitn-n;
cure. l DO u box ; ids fur f " IHJ by mail,
hctul lor free circular mid lenliinnliiiilh.
Atdrcaa HA VOL M KIUCI N K I (.. han
LAKIiVlfiW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
FraiiciHcn, Cul.
Iiruu Store.
for mle by HeallV
S. M( X.M iill ion, I'lop.
Office at Mercantile Store
Ha",u leuves Lakeview Mondaya, Wed
iieraluy and FridayN at II a. in., arrivei
III I'luiih at ! j). ni. Leiivea I'lllali Tints
dayn, ThurHilaya and HaturduvH, al f
a. m., ariives at Lakeview al 1) p. in.
1'unHeiier fare f.'l one way or f" fi 1
ruiinil trip. Freight ratca Irnm May
lat to Nov. let 1 .75 per hundred ; Irom
Nov. lnt to May lat 11.00 per hundred,
Notice of the Sale of Unsurveyett
Swamp lnds.
N i a ice. ia hereby Kiveu that I lie Stale
Land llnard will icceive aeiiled bids un
til '.' o'clock 1. M. on Jane 14. 1904 for
the purchiiKf of tin follow inn described
liliFiirvvyed Saiiinp LhiiiIh, lo-wit :
All of the iini-iirveved hwarnp land in
TowiiHliiu :iii S. K 'Z KofW.M., on
Warner l.liko moru parliculur'y dcscriU
ed ii x liillott h :
What would 1m theS of -linn II ;
H ' of Seciion 5; all nl Iracl innal Sec
I'on 14; all ol fraciimiHl iS-ciinu Tl all
of fiiieliolnil eclion if the I'pilei!
Siiiieo iu ti-yi) ailjaceiit I herein were
nxli'iiih-d
All bids luin-t be llccouiilitiied by an
application and allidavil to purchase in
Hici'iiliilice u il It heclimi ICtO'J of llcllin
Uiir uinl fiitiini'a ( odi-iiiid survey and
declaration us prnviiled by section H:tOK
and by ciihIi or check fur full amount
ufleieil. '
No bid ior ii-hs llinii fl.uu per acre
will be enm-ide red.
The rinbt toii ject any and all hidn ia
it'ec rved.
'11 ie Itiianl will hear any objections
that, may be ol'lciod by intereated UirlieH
to t he mlc of l his hind
A (iplicut ihiih ami hid-) s I 1 1 b I lie ud
drcNHed In li. i. I'.i.iwn, Clerk Ktate
I. and lioard, Salem, Oicuoii, and mark
ed "Applifiiiinii ami i'ad I'urcliaKe
I limn vi ed Swamp l.Hinlh."
i. (i. I'llliiW v,
t'leik Slate Land Itmod.
Date I lliis mh day d Man li, P.III4.
Mar. 17i:!t.