General Information
Call at the post office book iitore
torsi! kinds of literature, and die
tiotmrlw at low price. 20-tf
Look at the description of the land
listed wilh The Examiner thl week for
mIo, and select your piece liefore It has
been sold to aome one e'e. tf
VbaTC aome valuhl land or aale
. i 1 1 i i. . i i
cheap. nt 09 ,u " Km" '"u
it t figure that make it a good Invest
nent. Write the Examiner. tf
The mart complete Job stock oft of
the railroad U to be found at The
Examiner office. Flnrt-clowt work
always, nt reasonable price, tf.
Novi'Ih by popular authors, die-
tlonarlw, heavy literature, mag.
ailne and ull kinds of reading mat
ter at the book Htore In the pout
office. ' 20-tf
ill Lucy Hays, a granddaughter
nt Ji-fferHoii Puvla Im to lie married
to Hamilton I'IhIi, a grand-eou of
Hamilton I'IhIi, den. irnut's .Secre
tary f State.
We have ti full set of Mywll-IlollUiH
it o'H., wimples of Stock t'ert lllcaU'n
and bonds, with price llHt. If you
nn iiruanlzlii a Block company Ret
mir prices on stock certificates, tf
The legislature at Salem seems to
jrvject Hh expression of confidence In
iSeuator Mitchell. It wtis none of
tin' Ir (iunIiichh on the first instance,
ami n'tnaiiiH aiieHtlou with which
It, hh h body, has nothing to do.
ItUMMlun Htrikerti continue to rush
wllilly upon linen of noldlcrs, and die.
ICwii tliia disregard for life may con
vince the Czar that Homethiug must
lie dune by the government that of
fers the eople hope.
We are now prepared to soli several
jlrscts of land at prices tiiat will startle
jyou, especially if you are acquainted
with the lot-Htion. We have land all the
way Irom f 1.50 per acre up to f 15 ; un-
improved or improved, to suit the
purchaser. Lake County Examiner.
Japan propones to contltiuo Ught-
lujr, now that war 1m in progress, and
hays that If peace ensues, Russia
niUHt announce her readiness to have
llace establislied upon such a basis
' gives sonic promise of a lasting am
ity between the two nations.
The Travelers' Protective associa
tion of America. Oregon and Wash-
JuKton division, on Naturday voted
pseud a Udegram to Senator C. W.
1'ultnn urging him to use every pos
sible effort to Hecnrn t.hn iiHnut Inn (if
the rute law now before congress.
In an argument growing out of
jtl belief that Oregon Las inure!
Purumi schools tlian are necessary,
jf'gttat P'ler of the -State says "the
7" tone wltuessed In our public
l"d la our private life, and coustant
'y HTowing H u direct cousequeuce"
"our system of public education.
Too legislatures of both California
ld Oreg(, jmvo vllMmi JttWM gvg
' v w but? urcfcillllijs ui
;LakL'. The Comrress i.rovld-
f d 'or it as a part of Klamath Irri
gation work, imrt .....
at t,,(-'ro icmalus any possibility
It being prevented, when the
Kveruiiutt decides to go at It.
IluKg ISros., extouslvo siieeoinen.
Wterday m,.m rn .1 ,...., vi,,i.k r.f
!0rth Ykaraa, 400 head of muttou
Pat five cents per pound, says
Pendleton Tribune. The ehoep
n eXOellout Crtlir1trtr,n n-lll l.n
pwa here for shfpiuont next
pkRluo Mountain Eagle
fl!spatcL front Wnshlngtongtates
ttt un the beglnntnsr of his second
r". the i'resideu; will nornlnato
ue "nembew of his preseut cab-
'pt v th? a aJni,n,t,trttt,on. ox
'? r waye, J'ost Master (len.
nd cousin uen. at London
( w b succeeded as Pont Master
sone tminos to
INTEREST
ALL OUR READERS
. A residence for sale cheap.--One
acre of ground, house, barn and out
buildings; has city water, and Is a
nestrable place to live. Enquire at
The Examiner office. 26 tf
Dr. Frank E. Smith Is the owner
of probably the handsomest pair f
elk antlers In the state. They are
beauties and worth considerable.
The animal that carried this great
crown of horns about was hot
about five years ago near the head
waters of the .Sellte river.
The three Russian captains and
ten lieutenants, who surrendered at
Port Arthur and who gave their
parole to the Jananese, arrived at
Honolulu, Feb. 1.1th on the steam
ship Siberia, enroute to San Fran
cImco, from whence they will go to
Russia via New York.
Tlie people of Cedarville are arous
ed over 1 he proposition of establish
ing an electric light system at that
place Henry Hawkins and son Harry
have the matter In hand aud we un
derhand that they have 1S5 shares
sold. The proposition Is to form a
corporation, and sell 400 shares fit
$50 each. New Era.
The Examiner lias for sale one of
the tiest stock ranches InLakecounty
on very reasonable terms (MM) acres,
ill fenced, and well watered. This is
a great bargain and will not remain
long unsold. fVe also have a dozen
other ranches and farms to dispose
of. If you have any land or proper
erty to sell, list It with the Exam
iner. Send In description and we
will sell It for you. 3Stf
The Missouri Pacific sent a relief
tralu from Nevada, Mo., head
quarters Feb. lath for Butler sup
plies with provisions. It goes to re
lieve the passenger train on the in
terstate line, which is blocked In
eight feet of snow since Friday night,
between Madison and Uridley, Kan
sas. Nothing was heard from the
crew for nearly 20 hours. There is
no telegraphic communication on
account of broken wires.
The Examiner has an 8-acre tract
of land for sale at a bargain; the
land lies in a body in the northern
part of Lakeview, and Is now set
to clover and timothy, and yields
20 tons of hay a year, leaving a val
uable pasture. The buy sells at
the top price In Lakeview. The
tract Is a desirable one, either to re
tain In one piece or to cut up into
lots for residences. Anyone desiring
to build a Home in Lakeview will do
well to investigate this proposi
tion. -0 "
The long overdue steamer Sylvia,
lrom New York and Halifax, arrived
tit St. Johns, N! F., Feb. 13. after a
terrific experience with the blizzard
which struck her Wednesday, driv
Ivg her SO miles seaward among the
great tee noes on the Grand Hanks.
The engines broke down for 24 hours
In the height of the storm, during
which all the passengers and crew
labored incessantly at the pumps,
expecting momentarily that the
ship would founder. After tla storm
abated, the engines were repaired,
aud ou Saturday the steamer reached
Trepassey, where sho remained
until this morning aud then started
for this port. . 1 ' '
u'Naiial Catairli quiokly yIoll to treat
ru. r,matio. It i roeivd through tU
fe which it 0iffuet Mif. utiU
EnuTTart it wd you arc iuro tovcontuxu
thatrMunrat.
Announcement.
To ooomiBOlte thow who M pwUal
to the um of utomlMM in wlyaf toudi
th. proprietor. prfr?C"mv
liciilid form, which -ill U known m tly
SiuK ul. i. VSccuU. DruKSU ht
.7. ii.,ld form ci.ibo.lio- tlie nied-
iouwl nrValili of tl- M jr'-iwutiou. tf
State Line Karbcr Shop
s. qaiXagFer,
Proprietor
-Shaving and Halfcuttings-.
Parlors in
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House ftnrjrsit Paper
Painter JTftrJ Hanger
NEW PINE CREEK, . - OREGON
THE
LAKE
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Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown omth Wick? Uss
Advice to Young Men.
The following apt Buggestlons ai-e
from the Oregon Journal editorial,
prompted by reflections on the In
dictment of distinguished men of
Oregon: '
Young men starting out on a ca
reer, think on these things. A price
lens truth to you is that money or
property wrongfully obtained, gain
ed by any crooked means or derelic
tion of duty, is a curse, even if you
do uot actually transgress the letter
of the law, or if, having so trausgres-
sed, you are not found out. Fidelity Jones' body In the abandoned cenie
to trusts of all kinds, fidelity to j tery of St. Loulw, where it Is believed
yourself as an honest man, God's
noblest handiwork, even thouglTyou
should go through life with barely a
competence, is more valuablo than
all of Rockefeller's millions.
A Portland busiuess man having
returned from a trip through the
Southern States, said: "I was very
much surprised at the interest taken
through the south In the Lewis aud
Clark Fair. Everybody seems to be
talking about it, and the Fair is cer
tainly well advertised. The railroad
men even at this early date are push
lug It forward, and everywhere' X
went I found lithographs. What
most surprised me was that In the
son th, from w hlch It was easy to reach
St. Louis during the Fair there last
summer, few people went, and yet
these people are talking about com-
inn- fr. rimtrnn this vear Oregon 1
Ing to Oregon tuis year. uregon
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The United States baa In the New
,
York Navy Yard ft vessel uow near-
lnffcomoletlon. which will be a rnln-
iature Navy Yard. Jt will enable
the Navy to repair vessels whenever
there Is suitable place to anchor,
Nothing fine like if. uflont
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Proprietor
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I LAKEVIEW SADDLERY J
MAN17TACTT7KKM OF
j The Best Vaquero Saddle on the Harket J
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Also a complete line of wagon and buggy harness, whips, robe
q rlatas, bits, spurs, quirts, rosettes, In fact everything In the line of ,
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cells.
'rjp4 7 styles in type and keep in
stock a large assortment of high
grade stationery so that there is
no delay in executing a large order.
Our prices will be found to compare
favorably with other prices.
1880.
Wake up your liver. Cure
your constipation. Get rid
of vour biliousness. Sold
for 60 years.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
i ci.. mw.kuii.i. uau.co,hu.ii. .
rresldent Roosevelt, in transmit
ting to Congress the report of Am
bassador Portor, concerning his ef
forts to Ideate the body of Admiral
John Taul Jones, has urged the erec
tion of monuments for both Paul
Jones and John Barry, ' to empha
size the value set by our people upon
the achievements of the naval com
manders in our war of independence."
The President indorses the word o i
Ambassador Porter and asks Con
gress to appropriate $35,000 needed
to conduct the search for John Paul
he was burled In 1702. Ex.
OASTOXIZA,
Bmti th 1 h Hind You Haw Always BwgM
t'tunl Proof.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
February 15, 1!H)5. Notice, is hereby
given that the following named settler
has tiled notice' of his intention to make
Coal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at their orlice at
Lakeview, Oregon, on April 4, l'.K)5, vu:
Philip Keeffe, Hd. Entry No. 334o, for
theNJi Sw, wJiSEV. Sec. 11, Tp 36
S., R. 24 E., w. in. lie name the fol
lowing witnesses to prove hia contin
uous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, via: Philip liarry, W. E.
ScammoD, William K. Barry and John
Morris, all of Plush, Oregon.
8-12 J. N. Watson, Register.
JXwcrt l4 liail Prf.
United Btatea Land Office, Lakeview,
Oregon. February 10, 1005. Notice it
Biv6 that Larnt L. llolioway,
o 0rvf(OVi b fiJei notic oj ia.
tention to make proof on hie desert-laud
claim N?. 457, for the uDsurveyed H
., of Ntf, jeo. J5, Tp 41 ., R. 37 E., w. m,
I before Edwin J. Catlow, U. S. Com., at
ht otfio, at dq Oregon, on Saturday
i urn 8 day ol March, IIWj. li nauies
the following witnesses to prove th
complete Irrigation and reclamation of
said land : Cl aries P. Ilolloway, Mel
viu M. Duan, V. II. Munrou aud Fred
L. Allen, all of Penio, Oregon.
fS-1 d. N. U'utwoii, Ki''i B'.er.
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