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LAKLMLW.CtrCON. JILV 7. W4-
Remember I89J to 1897.
In ctcriuiuin how ,vmi shnil vote
for President this year, tviMeinlier
your condition, the state of business
throughout tlu country, prevailing
during the year 10:1 to 11)7.
The most artful politician cannot
misltul you, if .von will compare
your rvstnt circumstances, ami
those of your neighbors, with con
litions In tlmt Hriol.
You know when tin' chuue- came
In proM-rity. You know of only
one circumstance tlmf conhi have
created hiu'Ii an Industrial ami liiist
ness revolution. Tiiat wiw the iv
turn of the republican parly to
power. If times hail grown hanier
under government ly the republi
cans, us a democrat, you would
have charged it against that party;
nml you would have U-en justified
in doing so. .Vow lie true to your
self, your conscience, and the coun
try. Credit the policies of the re
publican party, the honesty, firm
ness and wise statesmanship of Mr.
Koosevclt and Mr. McKluley as more
potent and influent ial than all other
possible causes in bringing about
your present prosperous condition.
There are always different causes
which tend to promote prosperity in
this country. There are always
different causes which operate to de
stroy prosjierity. No collection of
better men ever assembled to govern
a. people than those who met at
Washington iu March 1S1K5. But,
they failed to check the forces, which
brought on the universal distress of
nrrd mT Chronir IHarrltora After Ten
Yrr r snlTf rlu .
'I wish to say a few words in prai-
of Chamberlain's Colio Cboiera and
It I .. 1) ...I . " uu.. VI t u fcfuMi.,
. ,-tr-Tni.t-nfii.i.rTv4l5iirC."6t MarUnsVfire, Va. "1 eullere.r
i . - :.. .i: I ' ...
tried their best. The error must
have been in this policy. Jt could
not have leen elsewhere. The pol
icies of the democratic party are the
panic. If these policies were not the
prime causes of general business
stagnation and distress, they were
incapable of restoring prosjierlty.
rrosiR'i-ity did come with McKinley
and his party, and immediately.
Who can doubt that our immediate
and continuous prosperity is in a
large degree, if not altogetherattrib
utable to that change of government
by the democratic party, to govern
ment by tlie republican party.
About mere theories, we may
reasonably differ. We carnot differ
j is to our changed condition, and
we do know that this change of con
ditions came with the restoration of
the republican party to power.
Which is the better guide, known
facts, or thories.
Father or Our 1 ownaman.
The funeral of Dr. Samuel tirsham,
who died in Sisaon was held in Keddiug
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the
Mthodht church. Hev. K. K. Wenk
othciated and the luneral was lamely (5
attended by friends of the family, who
knew the deceased when he lived on
Stiliwatr and in this city.
Five sons. John, Itentou, Zph. t'ha.
and Vick, followed I lie remains of their
father to tk.e lad rtsling place in the
ltedding cemetery.
Tlie music was luriibed iiy a special
choir managed by Mrs. Ir. O.ll. Wheel
er and directed by Miss tiussie Jackson.
The quartet was comiosed of Miss Jack
son, Maud Clieuoweth. l'.d Kern and
Mark Firth. At the church and eeine-1
terv the choir sang "Over the Line.";
"Come ; e Disconsolate," "Nearer My j
Hod to Thee" and "Shall We Mather at
the Liver." Mis. Wheeler and Miss
Jack "on ang " Tte Suiiuner I-and" at
the church.
The pallbearer were iain Mrackins,
C. C. Hush, D. X. Iloun, Dr. O. .1. Law.
ry,J. T. Tiaeey and Tho. Mreem ,
Dr. Sunuel Mrtham wai born in Pre- i
ble count v, Ohio, on May o, 1S:I. lie!
came lo California in 1HS2 unit nettled in j
KtiUiing. !
lie was a iirudoale of the F.lectricj
Schxil f Medicine in Cincinnatli. Ohio, j
audio niii.'nceil pra'ticiint in un iniirni-(
a--y in Lo- sijH.rt, lndiuna, when he
was 22 years oi ane. j
He removed to Iowa where he ie j
mained until 1SS:1. when he came lo I
Shasta county. He pructictHj Ins pro-fesr-ion
in Millville for oi.e year and then
retired to private life.
Dr. Graham leaves the follow inu chil
dren to mourn Ids loss: Charley, who
conducts a tailoring establishment in
Lewiston, Idaho, Vick and John D., of
iMsson, Kenton, Mrs. Dora Sasreen, of
Houx City, Iowa, Filch Graham of Mis
souri, Clarance of Ies Moine', Iowa,
Arnold, of Lakeview, Oregon and Tildon
who.-e present w hereabouts are iiukuow u
although he was at Milwaukee a month
avso.
Dr. Graham ow lied b0 acre oi land on
Stillwater and some tuwn proiierty iu
Copper City.
warrant that is quite a curiosity. It w as
issued in 1S-50 lo a soldier (Dr. Graham's
father-in-law) who served in the war ll
1S12. Tlie A arrant w as trancferred to
Dr. (iraham and has never been used.
From the Keddinje Free IVess June2S.
THE
LAKE
COUNTY
EXAMINER
I
J
KINTINCi KS AN ART IN
which Tin: ISxaminkk cx
cclls. Wc have nil the late
M
styles i type find keep in
stock a larjrc assortment of hih
ifitle stationery so that there is
no tlelay in executing a hire onler.
Our prices will he found to compare
favorahly with other prices.
LATEST LAND AM) STOCK NKWS
LIUHI rA0H5 l.(CAL ANIJ COUNTY NRWS
TWO DOLLAR A A YKAR.
KSTABLIM1I I) IN 1880.
No. 724
TllKAsI liY DKIMIIT.MK.NT, OKKICK
('liMI-'ltul.l.l:ll OK 1 UK
Cl IUIKNCY.
WII KIIEAS: by satlsfact
deuce prewiittsl to the undersigned
it has Ih-cii made to iipiK-nr that
"The First .National Dank of Iwike
vlew," located In the city of Lake
view, iu tlie County of Lake, and
State of Oregon, has complied with
i
all the provisions of the Statutes of
(the I'lilted Slates, required to ltc
lie also poiesed a hind j complied with before un asHm lallon
Before Buying
INSIM'CT OI H MAHMOtH riCK OP
General Merchandise
Baile3' & Massineill
Iroui chronic diarrhoea for ten veargand
during that lime tried various medicines
without obtaining any permanent (elief.
Last summer one of my children was
taken with cholera morbus, and I pro
cured a bottle of this remedy. Only
twodoes were requiretl to n've her en
tire relief. I then decided to Irv tlie
medicine mvself, and did not uts all of j ncss mv hand and Sen I of
one fmitle before I was woll and I have ; . . . , ,. . .
never since been troubled with lhl4t MMh day of May. P.N.4.
complaint. One cannot say too much si:,i. T. I Kank
in favor of that womlertul ;nelr ine.
This remedy is for sale by Iee Deall.
1-MitlliK llrrrh-inla
shall lie .ml lioried to commence the
biistuep-n of n.iliklnu:
NOW, ili:iti:i'OKi:. I, Thomas
IromT.Vtiirrurnl.r'io h,'r."by !
certify that "The First National
Uank of I jikevlew," lis-aled iu the.
City tf Lakt'view, in the County iLa
Lake, and State of I Iregoii, is auth-j
orlziil to coiiiiuence i he business of
Hanking as provided In Section
Fifty-one ilundied and Sixty-nine 1
Of the revised Statutes of the I'lilted )
Slates. j
IN TESTIMONY WIll.ItKOF wit-j
Mice this I f
I Deputy and Acting
j I he Cnrelicy.
Comptroller of
in-Ill J-1'J
Greshani Gazette, that's the name
of a new paper Just started in Ores
ham, Multnomah county, this state.
W. W. Watson is its editor and pro
prietor. The No. 1 Vol. 1 of the
Gazette appeared among our ex
hang.'s this week and a bright and
newsy 4 page. 6-col., pap.'r it is. its
e litor seems to lie endowed with
the ability to keep things going In
Greshain.
The State Land Board will fore
close a mortgage on the State F'air
: rounds at Salem, says the Oregou
J. ii. if $20,000 is not raised to pay
':1 the indebtedness. The money
iviuj borrowed from tho school fund.
The election of district attorney
f'c Jackson and Josephine counties
tv is so close that It required an
liclal count to determlno the result.
.k. B. Ueames, democrat was elected
I ... a small majority,
Content olrr
ileiiarlment of the Interior, I'nited
Slalei- Ioid Ofhce, Lakeview, llregon.
January 15. 1904.
A sulHcient contest al!ilav't having
lieen tiiled in this otlice by John Holierts
contestant, BKainst li e li.irs of Michael
Lynch, de-eased, entry No. lSlhi, made
August 4. 1894. for w'.j of nw '4 and lots
1 and 2, ses. 30tp..'15 S . li. 24 K., wr. m.
by Michael Lynch, deceased, conlestee,
iii which it is alleged that raid entry man
abandoned said lands about OctoU-r 1,
18!)o, and thereafter on December 0th,
1H95. died, leaving as an heir at law, his
father residing in the county of Cork,
Ireland.
said parties a re hereby not i tied to appear,
respond ar.d otter evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. cn August
lo, 1904, before the Register and Receiv
er at the United Slates Land Otlice in
Lakeview Oregon.
The raid contestant having, in a rro
per aflidavit, filed, set forth facta which
show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made,
it is hereby ordered and directed that
siii'ii notice, be uiven by due and proper
publication.
jnly 7-.'51 J. v. watsov, Register.
Lakeyiew
MBIfcC AJXT JXtE COMPANY I
Til 11 xn miiMT liUHitlot of K4 I100I
latxl for hj(U' t lii'jip.
7t
General Merchandise.
liiii
iiimiiimiiiK:
t i it t'i:oit
IjithI f'llii'e si l.nlpv;i, on tnii, June 14,
19 ii. Nnlirv in ll. ri l.) W'.MI llir (illiuwillK '
imiiicil -fiili i lm tliM'l uutlcu of Iiih iiiti'ntlon j
to nittkf thiHt eri.ui hi mipirfirl of his cluhn. ami
tlisl ustil priNil m III !.- nimle lL-(ore Kilwin J.l t- I
lou , l. . s. Oiiiiinisslmii r a I his omen at iii-iiid,
on-tc"ii, on Julv -. lam, vlr: saniuci tiau,
Hl Kniry Nii.21.rl. tor the ll 2, Ht-v.,4, T H
KV. E, W. M.,ml NK i HW U, ami w ' HK'i
Her m, T : rt.. It. " K. W. M. Ha naiiivs tho
following wiiiii-KM-t lo prove his coiitlnuoUN
reilrtiiiii? iiHin an cultivation of ll lanl
viz: M.M. f)on, Houi-ri Doaii, Pan Pifi'iibaugli
and K. Van Pen n, all of Denlo, Orison.
Juuel'i M J. N. Watson ,flHi-iflitcr.
JJilIMOtj!....... . .i.ii.fn.i. i .,, i.' i tMammtmkmtmmAiti'piAJi.'
Oenprl Ijtml Final I'roof.
I'nited Slate Ijtnd Ollice, Lakeview,
Oregon. July li, 1004.
Notice is heieliy uiven tlwit James
llaiublev, of SliMk. Harney county Ore.
lias filed notice of intenlion to make
proof on his desert laud claim No. 625,
fur the w?e hw sec. 12, nw1 sec.
13. ne'4 sec. 14, tp. !iS S., R. 27 K, w ro.
before Register and Receiver at Lake
vie a, Oregon, on Friday, ihe l-lli day
of August, 1004. Me names the follow
ing witnesses to prove lbs complete irri
gation and reclamation of said land:
Olive d. Shirk, Joseph L. Shirk,
liooze Wise, Minus Caldwell, all of
Hhirk, Oregon.
July 7 31 : J,NrTQV, Register.
J. W. Howard, the cattleman, left
this morning to look after his cattle
interests in Lake and Crook Coun
ties. I Ie went by way of Fort Klam
ath and Silver Lake Klamath Republican.
FAKMS
TOW X I.OTS, Improved nml
ii i In prmed million 'Hy hi
kthillm lllk.
I.HIIll Tilll'K KXKIIllllfll.
lmu- S'i'troilHli'il.
Till'. I.e. oki if AlllT,
Id liU, Non a, tuin
Ai'roui4 ( olliTli il.
Kin 1 iimii th ii'e,
HKM. K-T A T K hii'1
(i.-IHTuI Hi. alio A(i Mm.
HAVf-EY MAXWf:LI-.
FOR ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR!
WILL YOU BE THERE?
See
BUSINESS EMLkPRISLS
Nature's Art (Jallery of the Rockies in
addition to the attractions of 5t Louis.
This can only be done by K'njf or returning
via the SCENIC LIMi OP THE WORLD."
Irj Ing iirrparntlous simply devel
op dry catarrh ; they dry up tlo secretions,
which adhere to the membrano and decom
pose, causing a far more serious trouble than
the ordinary form of .catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhulauts, f nines, smokes and snuffs
and use that which cleanses, soothes and
heals, Ely's Creamalm i such a remedy
and will cure catarrh or cold in the bead
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
COo. size. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Ht. , K. Y.
The lialra curei without pain, does Dot
irritate or cause sneezing. It spread itself
over an irritated and angry surface, reliev
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Kly'e Cream Jialm you are armed
against Nasul Catarrh and liny Fever.
UNRIVALED SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
NEQUALL ED DINING CAR SERVICE
NSURPASSED IN EFFORTS TO PLEASE
Writ Ijf MufttraUtJ Booklet of Colorado Tamuuft 5firhCi mt4 Rtaortt
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124 Third Street
PORTLAND, OKEUONt