SCII.HCE AND INDUSTRY.
Amonjr the 283 medical journals
published In the t'nltecl States, IS are
devoted eaeluaively to hygiene.
Utah has more than doubled its
manufacturing plant tdnee IS90, the
umber lucrraainir from 530 to 1.4(H).
A. German naturalist aura that in
ee of an earlr aprlnir a single pair
of field mree may, by the end of the I lleUmi from HMtit aitnl.urnl
autumn, be, the'uroud anceators of I tfcvnslnnally fair l;itnel
00 mire. . I
rmiter Oatinar Apparel. Arrest III $$o Reward.
Whlt scrjre, and white voile seem ta For niiv akin li,a'. Kt'.KMA, OlJ
tx ho mnterlnla moat fitvored for out- J MIKKS. I'll , rlNili.KH, He., Ittol
door affnlra, which arvdcoldedly amnrt the new .tU'Je UIIM KDY KO-ZIX K
(bin waaon. noil In lien. I ciuip everr- ! HI Hot elf miliH I.V. Helld t.lav for
till,, rmm Ih.t ..mu... .Iintw.1 l,......t ! afte lllHiniUll lilll iellt
effect to Iho picture hut l worn. Hut
fine net veil, twrrwl by heavy chif
fon, are approve,! not only a n
to ciin- niiv
.onliimtv ihw IIOYI) CIIK.MICAI.
tt).. Hand McNxllv IIM., t.'licn.
IHHt-
ter of mode, but to prevent tine com-
Of 100 unit of work done in Great
Rritatn, 13 are aceompliahed by man
power unaided by machinery. In th
United States only four per cent, of
work la done by man-power.
Irltih medical Jon mala of hifrh au
thority insist that clone ran h arti
ficially iro(!u."ed at reaaonable ex
pence to purify the air in tunnel,
aewera and other places in London.
The reaulta achieved in Germany
with the open-air treatment of con
sunipt.nn have been so remarkable
that the number of special hospital
baa rapidly increaaed to ftO, with S.iaa.
bed a.
Sir William Crookes has Juat an
nounced to the Koyal aociety iir
element of a pale brown color which
he calls victorium. It ranks between
yttrium and terbium and haa an
atomic weijrht of 17 and a apectrun
in the ultra-violet region. In ordct
to examine tha epeetrum an eP
ratirs has been constructed which
will measure to the one hundred .
thousandths of an inch. i
A Strasburfr aeronaut aays he ha
seen anvcaple at the height of S.tKa
meters and again a pair of storks and
buzaard 900 meters bov the scm
level. On March 10, 1890, some
aeronauts observed a lark flying at
tJie height -of l.ooo meters; on July
18, 1899, another balloon met a couple
of crows at an altitude of l,4o
tneter. These, however, are excep
tions. Birds are hardly ever a ret
Above a height of 1.000 meters; ever
above 00 meters they are not fre
quent. -
More School Land For Sale.
will im'H cheap Ht term
In the ,!, 1Hf , ( ,! ,(l .( s t SM K.
tp. :w. s.
Ilk.! ,.... M...l...-.UI ,
ilini iitinii ii, tiiiiiu. ,-iius, ni null f, . . i .w
ro. tinted akin n,l unafraid of the i A'" ,x, sl ! '''
ravages of time and weather, unveil It It K
her far to tlio element, lu evident en
joyment. Itut my lady of yearn could
not afford to let the demoted cnvnlter
at tier aide ninko Invldioua compari
sons, and ao alio la veiled mid en
shrouded In lai and rhlfTon and pone
beneath the liluahlng Unlit of a nil
parasol, secure In the fond liellef that
the attractions of youth are atlll her.
All thU land I unimproved and hclmi
hated aa it i. make it very valuable.
Write in call UiU nlllce for ail!o
n)ra. If
Khlrt Wilat Uailta.
The white linen ahlrt walat anil are
Laving a dUtlnct vogue of their own
thl year. Many of them owe their
ainnrt look to merely the arrangement
of the tucks which are Introduced. In
plead of Ix-lng trimmed with embroid
ery or plplug of a contrasting tduide
of linen or silk, tuck are used to form
the tloiince ami to emphaaixe the aja-
lal lines of the aklrt. such a tboMtole
front, the hip yoke, etc.
Reward of $2,000.
Tlw Wuolii rower AMHlntln of
I,nke 4 Minty will orKHiiUe pennn
nently next month. I'ntll Huchtlme.
1 will ' tvanr.1 of f'.laMl for I lie
nrroHt inl convict Ion of nn.v party
or pnrtlca utility of imiliiilnu- or kill
llIK sheep U-lolDilnu: to Illclilla r of
tlic tentporiiry orunnlxntlon.
S. II. OlANM.KK.
PR0Fn5SI0NAL.
a. a. l. itaiNKa, m. n.
a II, ITM, M.D
MMITII A MT-Ir'.lt
lRlrlana aMt atararaaa.
I.akevlew. p,
OI KII K-- IWll' limn Miura. CalU iwr4
pc"iiatl) Ujr vr niulii.
IIKTV HA I.I.
fhjalrlau and hmiroi
KH K-New Paly HiiIIiIIiik.
Hratalt) Tarlsrt-J.
A caae came t tha lor for per-
iteiit and unmerciful torture haa er
bapa never la-en eqnalle Joe Gob
bu n. of CiIuks' Calif, write. "For 15
vears I endured inaufferable ain from
Kbeiiniatiam ami tiolhing relioveil me.
tiiough I Hied evervthiuir known. 1
came scroaa Kleclric Vlittera and it's the
greatest ni-Hcine on earth for that
trouble. A few Imllle of it completely
relieved and cured me." Jni" aa good
for Liver and Kionev trouble and gen
eral debility. Onlv50o. haitfactton
guaranteed by Iee Beall, Uriitiuial.
( mrr mf I hraale ItUrrhaea Antr.Tra
r ar atntteriaa.
'1 ih to aav a few word in praie
of ChaniW-ilaiii'a folio Uioicra and
Diarrhoea Kemeitv." aav Mr. Matlie
lbtrge. of Van inavi le, Va. "I auaen
from chronic diarrhoea for ten yearaand
during that time tried variou medicinea
without obtaining any -rmanent relief.
Ijtut mmmer one of my children waa
taken wilh cboleia inorbna, and I pro
cored a little -f tbia remedy. Only
two do-ca were re.nired to nive lier en
tire relief . I I lieu decided to try the
medicine mvaelt. ami im ue a
..... Iioiile U-f. r- I waa well and I have
i.nwp Kim- Ui-ii troubled with that
com nl aint no ca l
in favor of that wonderful
Tbia remedy ia loraale bv
lM. K lK.tlOltt.aiT
Itrallal
Lake view, Oregaa
OKI U K- Pal) H.tl 1.11 .1ST.
furor) al Law
l.akevlrw. Oregai
0'K'K-ialy UiilUlin.
4'. II. liI.NVMrI.K
.ttarae)al-la
lakevlrw , r.
lit HI E-Inly ItmlilliHl.
W. J MOOKK
.tttaraeyatl4iw.
Iikevlew, Or
OrTirK-llx Bullilli.
To lake elTi t. Tuea lay, Apr., I ,1W.'I,
No. I
t:im a. in.
(47 a. m.
lll iiA . in.
HI : ;i a. m.
Il:t a. in.
II M a. in.
I'i-OM . til.
14 la ii. in,
W:.'t ,i in.
IJM i, in.
I .11 l. in.
I t, Ml.
:l I . in.
IM ( i in
v:UA p in.
I .M
4:-.1 . in.
t ji. in.
h:t i. til.
::m . m.
J 1A a. m.
T:l . it..
I.v .
1. 1 . .
I.v..
I.v..
I V,.
I.v .
I.v .
I.v .
I.v.
I.v..
I,v,
I V.
I.V .
I.v .
I.v
I.v
I.v .
I.v
I.v .
I.V.,
I.v
I w.
. Hniifi .. .
Hi'iniiul... ,
' . . . . .
rrani'la ,.
I'ii r-1 . ...
I' 'i mas , ,
t l.kt . .
, I aiiiiTuti . ,
Hi-1 Hiii..
riiiiKimiila
I'llV'n ...
I..KII . . ,
, Inr.li'P , . ,
A iiii-iIiii ,
.. Al
,.r
.. r
. Ar
,,Ar
. . Af
. .Ar
. Al
..Ar
. Ar
.Ar
..Af
Af
Ar
II. il i".rhiK..Af
Mnt ray ,. ..Ar
in nil . ,Af
lliiiM !.'. Ar
W awrljf , , .. Ar
1 i-riiui A f
Mr. i inainAr.
Mali'lllir I.v
f I. S,
r.
4 '.Mi i, in
4; . in
4 .IU i. Ml
Kiwi i. til
J S i, In
it: I i. Mi
J IH ii, ni
1 IT p. In
I M p. m
1:l p. m
1 J "J a. in
p. hi
It : il p-at
It :11 p. to
l: 47 p. M
in .11 p. hi
a -411 p. ni
:iu p. pi
a . ha p. in
T:fw m M
7si a. in
MI HIM AI.I.I7V HV
S nopm
a 4Apm
ni pm
T ' pm
ti .i iaiii.l.v.. I'lutaa. Ai
It .Mam I.v, . Vltiliui Ai
l.'.'Ciam'l.v.Hii kwilh.Ar
U Vmni l.v.l l i r v l III-A r
l.uipm t an am
pm.a 4U an)
i..iptr 7. Mam
l.aipm 7 mi am
I. II. YKVaTUK
Attarnr)at-jiw
IjiMti Matter Mpeelalt)
orni K- iHily Hiiildlns.
t 'MINKI'lloN WITH KTAtlK AT:
I'alali-y i
lljr, ( c
Nmanvllle
' aail Hn.h. Orv.
cilanlll. Aillu
1
irnnniiM nc rut wnmn u-virw
nuuuam ur mi nuniu t
r
L
'amp No, tM
Mvela on the l at 4ib WeilnrMlay of
each ni'Hiih la Mkmle Hall, al a p. a.
K Y l uaNKV, I iinatil raiiimaiiilvr.
K. N. UittiBH, t lerk.
1 OREGON REPUBLICANS INDORSE PRESIDENT ROCSEVELT AND MIS POLICIES
ay tHi much &:jFJ''i'sifJrur''s'f'f'r 'r'jrA
niedfine. i i iirtvirw tKi iui'vrs'T. v.. ia. V
IC lleall. J I.O.O. r. tnrela the lt anil .1.1 Thnr.
" """" "" ! b ,'T vv"ln"' h miuilb In Oilil Kvl- S,
lllii i a , Iowa' Hall, lakevlew. H. K. A it I fT ana, V
A l'. P., W. 1. Miaiaa. Hcrlb. A
3
i
1
J
The liepiihliciiii partv of Oregon, in coiiveiiticn MH-inl.lcd, coiirmtiilHtca the mate ami Nation
upon the coutiMueil Hscen.Vncv f Itcpubllcan pcliuipW ami pollclea In our National tiovcniiiiciit aixl
the nni.rece.lente.1 prosperity that lias followe.1 tle maintenance f thoae prliici.I. H ami tin enforce
nient of tlniHe policie.
The boti.ir of the .Nation IwuiU-en fenrlewly and aaclou.y malntaliMil at home ami alironn.
vv-lietln r in the enforcement f law against 4lenaut corporation, in vlgoroua protect agalnnt oiitrnv
on Aiiiei iciins In Syria, Jewl-di MaHnacres In KuhhIu and unf4Voralle luachliiHtloiiK of Kuroja-an pow.
er In Afla. ' .
I'rewi.lei.t lto.ievelt ha redeemed IiIh pletlge t etirry out the policM of the parly a forinulatcl
liv that uteat utatexiuHn and revered mnrtyretl President, William McKlnle.v.
1- He has nhown hitn-elf tlio foe of corruption In public life, the ardent champion and wk friend of
tlpVrmy and N.tvy. and the firm lieliever In tiual rlhta tt-fore the law to employer and employe.
rtfli or poor, black or white. .,
' Under bin ener-ivtlc IcaderHhip the Isthmian Cunal, fruatxate.1 for a time by a I Vnnaral Ic In
ident. I Koon to l.e realised and to dl-tlnguiHli bin Adminlatrntlon l.y one of Uie Krandcat . iiluecrln
trhmipliH known to man.
!Ve ri-c.itftiize the profound oliliKHtioti under which ()reRon rent to PrwMeut Itoom-vclt for IiIh
act'ive and determined effort on Irehalf of the Lewi au.l Clark fetitemilal. and we pktl- ourm-lv.- to
teatify the sincerity of thi appreciation by a. roualn majority for the KepuMleau ticket In June find
again in Xovemla-r.
". -In this connectiou we enpeclally IndoratMlie tlreleH- labor or Senatorn MUcIhII mid I -niton ami
HepreeiitativeH Hermann and Willianiaon.
We liiKtruct tiie deleKatea for thin convention to tin- IU-publlciin National (tin veil Hon at bleat,'.,
to vote firm and lattt tor Tlieoilore Kooaevclt for I'reHldeut, and to uae all honorable mean for brln
ing.liiri nomination to pan.
THE DELEGATION IN CONGRESS
For the nrt time in year the State of Oregon la represented in both houaea of CongivnH by a
rtroiijr. hariuoniou. uniteil and effective delegation. Interior to none from the Went.
Tlieir effort in liehnlf f the Nation, their party and their state have leen crowned w ith lnal uc
ce. ami we hereby exprc to them our confidence and eateem and 'pledge them our anpport In their
further effort to advance the Intercut of Oregon aim the J'ucillc Coat.
MONEY
Thank to the coinage and wldoin of two Ilepubllcan AdininltratlonH and four Kepubllcan
Coiwre , the money of the Nation ha lieen wwurely eatabllahed tipon-the gold Uindard, tho stand
ard lit the eti lightened nation of the world.
The M-r capita circulation I the largeat In our hlntory, and every dollar or paja-r and colu J n
good a gold.
We coinnuMid the meaaure now pending in Cougre, at the Inatance of lU'publlean inemla r.
further amending the currency and banking law in the direction of Hafoty and elallclty.
TARIFF
We renew otir alleulance to the principle of protection to American i nun trie.
The merit of the Dinglcy law are attewted by the unprecedented proK;rlty of the Nation iuc'
paagi In l!l7.
Schedule mut Ih; changed from time to time, a new condition ar.HC. but when the tariff I re
vised It mut be by the friends, and not by the foe, of American InduHtry.
THE TRUSTS
We beai t'.l.v coinnn nd Ibe feaiie and determined coui'mo purued by I'realdcnt ltooevelt and
Attorney-Ueiieial Knox toward the truat. and we point with pride to the hoatillty arouaed again!
the AdnilniKtratlon nnioiig the ajveculator of Wall Htreet and corporation that defy the law.
Ola'dience to the law agalnt monopoly Inflict no hardwlilp on any honet lndiitry, and the
action of the rieaident in the Northern Securltlc merger and other cac ha only wrved to chock
daugerou M -ulatioii and enconrnge every legitimate enterprise.
THE PHILIPPINES
We iudoriM' the policy enunciated by President McKlnley and followed by Secretary Taft of "Ibe
I'hillppines for the Kilipiuo," and we especially commend the earnest and jK'rHltent -fforr.s made by
Vna tor Mitchell for lower tariff Itetwecn the Philippine arid the United States.
We hold that the Philippine must bo retained by the United State ror their own good a well n
.orabiiseor American Influence In the Far East, but that Justice require the leant possible burden
..pon their commerce with the United States, that they may )w cemented to u by tie of self interest
and dffectlon.
In the interest of Pacific, develoyment, we demand for the Philippine thy Hume lllieml find lamcll
eat treatment that ha leeii accorded to Hawaii and Porto lllco.
Proud of tlie history and achievement ol our party, and especially or the preaent Ailmlnlstrn
. ion and tlie lieneflcent result that our nation I receiving therefrom, and particularly our old Oregon
v ountry. we confidently Biibinlt our cause to the patriotic citizen or our tate for Indorsement nud
'iruestly apj)eal to them to show their gratitude and appreciation to President Itooserelt and our
i publican leader IrH'ongrea for honoring our hUtory and aiding In tho tlevelopnient oi our maicn
! resource.
- UMIIIIM IIMimillllllMIIMIIIIIIIIMMIII millllMMinilinMIIIIIMIMIIilMIMMMMMMIMIIIMMM
il
The LraJing Paptr of the
Pacific Coast
Th" San Francisco
Chronicle
The Weekly Chronick'
The very ben wek y New.-.patsr
pubHaSed In lbs tn:re I.
$1.50 a Year
lurlixlina niiaa u am is I ''tha
tutu! ,mim, i aoada urn l-c
It i beat becauas, boii.!a
prlntinv all the newt of the world
sac 'veic in an imerestlnr. way
and ull) "luslriilnj many
artice. U his social dapart
m n's uevoted to
AGRICULTURE
H -KTICUi-TURE
rOUUTRY
LIV STOCK
M In INC
L! TF.RATURE
FAi.rllONS
n: S OKTS
Thra are pres ded ovr by
eJ torn r.av !ig s iHorcufh aniw1
ed ! -Ii it spje a. Ii . Tha
age:, vera t - Agr ra Hire,
Hott.c ; t r . F-ou.try a;i : Llva
iioc.i ar will l-ji'.ratrd and
'1 ltd :ir, rr.itt-r o the (restait
lniere.-.l u all -lscid' lu thaas
Induairis-, evry lins btllif
written ry thoas who sr in close
touch with conditions prevailing
on thij i cait. j
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
It will ba sent frss.
Do ycu wart the Chrnettcls
Reversible Map?
Showing the United. States, Do
miiv.cn o.' Canada and Nertharn
M'!-o en one side, MAP OF
T.-i T. 1 LD prs-nilng to view
in t ni inuous msp, with all
a. Oil In true proportion, the en
tire sunsca cf ths Earth on the
r.thr rliie.
Send $2 and get the Map and
"Weekly Chronicle" for on year,
postage prepaid on Map and
Paper.
The Daily and Map
Hjr nail, poatsft paI4
Only 18. 75 a Year
Addrsaa .
M. H. ds Y0UH0,. '' "
Proprietor1
"Pau VrauelwsoCiiraalols,1'
San P ranclaoo. Cat.
CIBCVbATION DfPAITWXNT
Terino,. fur l.alii- t.
anit ft. m.lm-ll. laa
Alluran an. I III. In f. Calif
llm urm. Inr Hiaii.tlh ami
I'allf.
)rle - fur Mllfnni, 'anovlllr anil lluniln
lllr, Calif.
Vlnion, fur l.valimi, inwulvllle amtCaaail
brll a lliil H,rlli. I'allf
Bi-clili. inr iirneaMi. 1 virvllli ami i.roeii
vlllc.Calir. Clalrvllli'. Mnli a ami 1 Inrr. 'all(.
Hrliu,- ti.iiil.rllli xlib H. . I'm-. In. for all
rilma Kk.i a Witi V, A T. K. K. Inr all points
Hoiiltt.
KLAHATH LAKE
....RAILROAD....
. . . TIME TABLE . . .
In Kffei't June JHlli. H:!.
So
I N.
bally rT
.1 I'auu-niti-r A Krvlgtil No, I No
a. m. .
:!M !
:M i
Kill
tun
lli:
10 :-T
III: M
II :
j .1
I'llkl.iiAMt !
Jniiriiiirl Hlitllia ;
Miirnma '
l .r aw'rli U'.-li huir,
Ijiwt.r " "
llul H.rin.fiallun
Kail l r.-. k iur i
otrrl Hfl.li-
.. . I AIMK
. Ill p. Hi.
ev.
t:l'.
ft XI
2: 6:14
ili t:t
'i:ui
l;V :'
LAKHVIEVV
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
II. .. Hoiara, frop'r.
Office In UJebcr' Store
Mini'' leaves Lakeview daily, ei
v.t Sunday at 6 a. m. Arrivea
at Alltnas at rl p. in.
b'ui' Altur fur Mkwiew at
ti ni-iick a: in. or on the arrival
of the atk' from Madeline. Ar-riv-
in l.akeview in 12 hours af
ter li-aviii( Alturaa.
! Freisht .Matter - Given
! Strict - Attention
! first - Class - Accomodations.
Sheep or Cttl Ranch
More ranches for tale. Thin tim'fe a
Hlieep ranch of 14 forties lyhiK aloni;
i'itt River, ami controls ii vuat rano on
the hanks of the river and fur miles
hack.
$0800.
(minor for urticulnrs
Thin ritx:k ranch, J a ciiap at
Wri Us to the Laiiu ('oi)iily Ex-
Western . Stage . Line
J. L. VAWN, Piprkler.
Office In Linkyllle Hotel
Klamath Falls.
Ihtily Ii.hii I'liKcf?!!: hy Keiio, Kiaui
ath IuIIh, f h i i y , Ihihsiuh, and Uly to
IakevieM .
Pailv I r. hi i l.iiki-vi.'H hy lily, llonanaa
Dairy, kluniMtli KhIU, Ken.i, to To
keuetuii From Kliiniutfi 11 In to Keno by
kleHin.i mid Iti'iii Kero to 1'okciif irnt
over I he sniicei l;niir Hori-e Kiagw Line.
Good Stock
LAKEVII-W
Easy Coaches
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
I Mi X.m .nr.iv, Prop.
Office at .Mercantile Store
Htaife. leavca I.akevw Mom layV Wed
neidayi. mid Kriilnya at rt a. ru., arrive!
at 1'IuhIi ni ti p. in. Leaves I'lunh Tues
day!, 'J InirKiJava ami Saturdays, at it
a. m., nrrivea at lakeview at 0 p. m.
PasMenuer fare (:) one way or (5 fi.r
round trip. Kiei'M ratea from May
1st to Nov. lut f."5 )r hundred; iron
j Nov, la! In May Ut ).'H per hundred