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LAKE VIEW, OREUON. AtO. ll.ieOa.
NATIONAL REPLBUCAN TICKET
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Of New York
For Vice-President
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS
Of Indiana
The grenteKt advantnge of protec
tion is to lie seen in the condition of
l.bor.
The lemocrat8 who allowed Judge
Parker to write their money plank
should le fair nud allow Millionaire
Havis to revise their trust plank to
suit his pleasure and his interests.
"What makes you think we won't
elect the Democratic ticket?" shouts
Col. Watterson. We'll answer that.
Colonel, when you tell us first what
tuakee you ttduk you will, if you
really think that way.
One thing must be said in Judge
f 'arker's favor. He thinks so well of
the Republican gold standard policy
that he has recommended it to a
jrty he knows does not believe in
it and is not honest in claiming to
do so.
During the last two years rule
cnder Mr. Cleveland's administra
tion values in livestock in the United
states decreased $(564,000,375. The
shrinkage in the value of our sheep
.lone during the same two years
wa.a $59,223,497, nearly one-half their
value under republican government.
Couldn't Sleep Without It.
A story is told on Judge Parker,
democratic candidate for president,
that accounts for his swimming
qualities. When a very young man,
he went to see his girl, and stayed
quite late. While there a small
stream between his home and the
tioine of his sweetheart, had risen
from the heavy rain, and his sweet
heart feared that he would be
drowned if he attempted to go home
that night. She asked the young
man to remain over night, to which
he consented. The girl went up
nt.ilrs to fix a bed for him, and while
.he was doing this Alton hurried
lionie and boou returned with hi.
night gown. '
.DetiWcrots Favor Trusts. j
after all lue denunciations of
Mryan and the democratic party as
x mass against trusts, the platform
upon which Judge Parker will run
contains a plank most favorable to
trusts. It reads: "Corporations
chartered by the state must be sul
ject to Just regulation by the stale
in the Interest of the people."
There can lie no mistaking the
meaning of that declaration, which
was approved by Judge Parker,
tugust Pelmont and David li. Hill
nearly two months before the St.
Louis convention, at a conference in
Hew York prior to the state con
vention. It simply abolishes Nation
al control of trusts, and would, if
Judge Parker should be elected, coin
pel the repeal of the statute under
which the Northern Securities. .cate
vv.as brought before President Roose
velt and won by him.
Crop Bulletin
WmIIowh nwnty Weather dry
mid hot; alfalfa, clover and timothy
nearly nil secured: grain hay will Ih
ready to cut in a few days: pa.dnr
Hge good; potatoes in Mooin; the
potato crop will U short thl-t year;
raopU-rrles ami hucklclterrlca rle.
linker eoHwO Notwithstanding
the lack of rain and the cool nights,
crops, such as alfalfa, wheat, oats,
potatoes and hay, have Is-en thriv
ing, and more than nn average crop
Is assured; cherries and currants
plentiful.
Mnllivnr vomit. v Weather line;
second crop of alfalfa looking well;
grnjH's injured by late frosts; will
j have about one-third crop; all other
fruit above average; more water for
irrigation than ever U-fore, owing to
heavy rains in hill; potatoes, corn
and all garden vegetables tine.
Kl.tm.ith ctmnty Weather cool
and windy, wit It light frost: no dam
age: the wilil hay crop Is good, let
ter than last year, but late: the
mowers were only started this week;
range good; lecf cattle fat; snow
holding on the mountains later than
tor years past.
Vntok vouiity Fine growing
weather; rye and fall wheat about
roady to harvest, with prospects
favorable for good yields; the late
rains have improved spring sown
grain; clover crop lighter thau for
years: only one cutting anticipated;
gardens generally slort; range fairly
good; stock in good condition.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau, Oregon Section, for
the week ending Monday. Aug. 2,
1904.
Edward A. Bkaij,
Section Director, Portland, Oreg.
An English journalist in Berlin de
clares that the Gefman crown prince
Is not his father's favorite son, and
that no one who has seen the kaiser
with bis boys can doubc that he pre
fers Eitel to his oldest brothers. The
crown prince is kept very much in
the background on most occasions.
Another innovation In the Russian
department of commerce and navi
gation is the determination to open
the department to the employment
of women as bookkeepers, corre
spondents and typewriters, inde
pendent of the proportion of men
employed.
Novels by popular authors, dic
tionaries, heavy literature, mag
azines and all kinds of reading mat
ter at tte book store In the post
office. 20-tf
VHA r OAtAt Of A LETTERs
My Dear Aunt Kale :
J must tell you tbe rood new, fcight
after reiving your letter, tbe day be lor
New Year' J started in with new resolu
tion on the first pf the year. I wrote to
Vr. R. V. Pierce, at Buffalo, N. V., as you
requested me to do. 1 gave hint all my
symptom, which were that I wu tired
o tired ail the time and did not care to
go anywhere, depressed and sad, and all
ambition gone, backache and a dragfed out
fueling, could not sleep, limbs feeling sore
and aching. I followed the doctor's advice,
which he went to considerable pains to
make plain to me to rest every day a nap
after lunch complete relaxation cultivate
repose of mind, try not to worry, get as
much outdoor air as possible, and prac
tice lontf, deep breathing, expanding the
lungs. Then for a uterine tonic, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, coupled with a wab
he told me of. I must say that after follow
ing his advice for four months I feel per
fectly cured and like a new woman.
Yours affectionally, JKWF.L.
Letters like tbe above are not unusual.
Mrs, Koomaa, of S(2 Grant Ave., Schenectady,
N. V., says : "I contiuutd with the medicine
until I had tuken five bottles, also two vials of
the 'Pleasant frllel,' and I wu cured. I al
ways recouiMeod Or. Pierce's medicine to my t
friends when they arc not well."
My daughter U in quite rood health, thank
to Lir. Pierce's medicine. My wishes arc that
all who are afflicted will try them and sec what
good can t done for the sick," writer Mr.
Ztlixabetb McConell, of Rochester, lad.
Bend 31 one-cent stamps to Dr. K. V.
Pierce, buffalo, N. Y., for bis Cotnmos)
Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages. ,
A Chance for Speculators.
SCHOOL LAND. S) seres of level
unimproved iigricttltutal land fur sale
cheap. Inscription: SW4', 8." a ol
NK4 und NW4 U Si:.i4', Section 10.
Tp.WS., K. 1! K. W. M. Thin is h
dcstrahlc piece of land, located in (loose
l-ake valley and will make some man a
good ranch.
TIMHr'K XOTK'K.
I'nited States I-nnd Olllce f.akeviow,
Oregon May 17. 104.
Notice ia hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions ot the Act of
June 3. 1S78, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton," a extended to all the Public Laud
Slates by set of August 4, lS'i-J, the fol
lowing 'persons have tiled in this
otlice their sworn statements, to-wit:
Timothy P. Beers,
of Tetiino, county of Thurston, state of
Washington, kworn etatement No, '.':t7,
lor the purchase of the SW ,i See :U,
Tp Iv") S, It 15 K.
Frawis Bison
of Smith l'inirie, county of Pierce, slate
of Waxliiiigton, sworn statement No.
2:i5'J for the purchu- of the SK4 Sec .'14
Tp 35 S, U lo K.
Kleauor J. Hinson,
of South I'ralr'u, county of Pierce, state
of Washington, sworn statement No.
2;15S for the purchase of the N K1 Sec
34, Tp 83 S, U 15 K.
That they will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuahle for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purHses and to establish their claim to
said land In-fore the ltcgUtur and Re
ceiver at Lakeview Oregon on Thursday
tli llth day of August, 11)04. They
namt) as w itnesses : Kleanor .1. Hisson,
and Krancis Jtisson, of South Prairie,
Washington, and Timothy P. Beers of
Tenino, Washington. Any and all icr
son claiming adversely the above des
cribed lands are requested to file their
claims in this ollice on or leforo said
llth day of Angust 1004.
Jun 1U33 J. N. Watson, Kegister.
5
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$ LjstenH (k
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I 1 lst j
((h i Veur Property
W) With the Yfl!
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n. II. CHURCH DIKHCrORY.
I.akkyikw Preaching m-r vices at
It o'clock A. M., nud 7;:iu P. M every
second and fouiili Sunday.
Sunday School every Sunday nt 111
A.M. Prayer Meeting every Thurs.
day at 7;:ti) P. M.
Nkw Pink Ci.-ii k -Preaching Ser
vices at 11 o'clock A. M.. and 7::kl P.
M., every llrst Sunday.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
A.M. Prayer Mind lug every Thurs
day at 7::io P. M.
Hktmki. Preaching Services at 11
o'clock A. M., and 7:-'U P. M., every
third S11 mlay.
.1. II. Sr.utK. Pastor.
Reward of $2,000.
The Woolrowers AMsiH-latloii of
Lake County will organize perma
nently next mouth. I ntll such time,
I will kIvc a reward of li.'.OOO.for the
arrest and ctuivlctlou of any party
I or parties utility of maiming or kill-
Inn sheep bt'loiiuing to members of
the temporary organization.
S. II. ClIAMH.KII.
Nasal CvUtarrh quickly yields to treat,
tneut by Kly's Cream Halm, which is bhi
ably arouintio. It ia reooived through tli
noatrils, cleanses and heals tba whole sur
face over which it diffuses iUelf. Druggists
sell the COc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
ceuU. Test it and you are sure to coutiuue
tbo treatntctit.
Announcrinrnt,
To aocoinnirslnto thoo who are narlisi
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into Uie nasid passages for &tttirrhil trvu.
btrt, the propria rs prepare Croain Halm iu
liipiid form, which "ill lo kuown as Klv's
Liquid C'reum Ilnlui. Price Includiiig tho
aprnying tulx ia 75 cents. JhtiggisU or by
luaiL The liquid form t'inbodioe the med
icinal proportios of tho solid pri paration, f
LAKE
COUNTY
EXAMINER
REAL.
ESTATE
AGENCY...
It Doat Matter If It I
Nat Worth
W Can Sell It for You.
If Yea Contemplate
Buying or Selling
.A HOME.
Consult Us At Once
If You Want a Bar
gain in Cither Case.
The Pair Route
Via Chicago or New Orleans to St.
I'wls, Is the one that gives you the
most for your money, and the fact
that the ILLINOIS (TINTKAL tiff era
r.NsiurAssi.n Skiiviik via three
polnlstothe WOIU.DM P.MIt. and
(it this connection to all points be
yond, makes It to youratl vantage, In
case yon contemplate a trh to any
point east, to write nn Isdore mak
ing final arrangements.
We can offer thecholceof at lont h
dozen different routes
It. II. 1'IIIMIH i t ,
Commercial Agent,
142 Third Street, Portland Oregon. ,
J. C. 1.IMIHKV,
T. I & P,
15 2 Thnl Street.
. A..
Portland Oregon
T. H. Tiiompmon,
V. P. A.,
Itootii l.Colmau Ithlg., Seattle, Vah.
kiwi. I'l'.nof
IjiihI Olllce at lakeview, the., July
21st HHI4. Notice is herein' given that
the follow ing-uauied settler luis lllcl
noliireof his intention to commute in
summi t of his claim, and that siiid proof
w ill In insile U lore Kxgisier mid lie
celver nt Lakeview, Oregon, on lh illst
lay id August, 11104 vl : 0en T. Me
Ken.lre. Ibl. 2340 for the N I'.1; of N I'.'V
Sec. 11 S' tif SKl4' and SM.' of SW '4
Sec. 4 Tp ISO S., It 14 K. V. M. lie
1111 lues tjio foliwiiig witneses In prove
his contiutimis residence unii and culti
vation of said laud, viz: .1. o. Main
akrr, of Moiiaiizt, Ore, S. A. While l
Koysh.n, Ore. Kd Miller, of lirella, Ore.
and W. ll.Citselicer, of Ulv. Ore.
Jy.2.H-40 J.N. Watson, llegister.
THIS PAPER
la kept on niff at K.C lUKt't
Ail.Tllliia Asi'iK V l.'l San-
Kinin htrHiil hall Sf.lli'laMl fall. tf It . rt
contract for sdrertlalKg can be mad lor It
Subarrllier to 1 bn Kmln'r whn n-mnv
limn on" locality to anollirr. or rliatifa
theft Matiiltlco addreaa slinuhl ri'tttftnlicr lit
trni this urtli'e a card t tli"lr pn r 'i l ad
drraM'd In Hie right mi1iiHIco.
Post A King's salson is the most pop
ular resort in lakeview. 2H
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