PuMlihcd Evrr Thurdy
C. O. METZK FIR.
Monli Mulldlnii
BASE BALL TOURNAMENT.
K500 00 IN I'llRSKS.
At
.Ink
I.ukeview,
LM.
( Irctfoti, eomnier.eiiii!
Knt.'tv.l At the l'ot Offlwui I .nk.-viow. Ore.
as S'-oml-'lHJ.) MiUt.T.
TERMS:
(One Year. $2-00
Jsix Month. 1.00
(Three Months. SO
LAKEVIEW. OREUOIS.Jl'M: 15. iWg.
There will If '" U' l,i
vi.led us follows: First money :I.M,
Second money fl.Vl. Third money "(.
Free for nil.
I.akeview (iiininiitees h bonii litle
resilient tenia.
tiiven miller the uupices of the
Mountain Athletic Club.
The greatest maxim writer if
France has said: "If we had no
fault, we should not take no inueli
plen-u.v in noticing the faults of
otherieo.le." ' I'ls ly comparison we :
learn to .Mithz". Xaturt' prompts one
to set most prominently churaeteris-
II. MiinrMiji 1
l.ee len
.1. S. I.iinr
llirectors.
In an interview at Salem the.
other ilny. 1'ulted States Senator i
('has. W. rtilton naiil: "1 have lecn !
tryinj; to pet ttie preHH of the static
ties of others as compared with our tu uppr.j,,,. the danger to the for-;
own. It is theuraspintffortheunpos- eMt 1VH(.rVt. policy of the uovernmetit,
sesscd thai sti'-s'imhltiou and creates i ,)1t ,( ,)llH B.,lle,i u dltlieult thin; to
a desire to acquire that known ; liiivt tlifin rriv' lit realization of
exist. We realize we have faults. . WMlt )t ,,. to thestnte. 1 fought
this creates the intuition to eoinpa.v j t)t. j,nmu(ition in conuress last year
anil In comparison, faults of otherx HU(j Hjla ,.,,, 11(, tn ,,, H1, ,,,. UH
are brought into prominence only In : , ln ,n t,u, M.mil,. fru, Orenon. .s I
mental conjecture. However. tie matter stands no , one-lifth of
thoughts may .e framed in IniiKiiaiit' tlu imils t lie state of Oreuon are;
frequently with no intention to,
criticise, yet mental capacity licinjr
contracted naturally fails in all mm-'
prehension, misconstrues the inaxiin
ami taies offense. No one is infal-
tied up so that they will do no e-ood
to the state nor penult of develop
ment. 1 consider the action of the
irovertnent as an outrage, and that
t lie people of ( reyoll should protest
libleat.dwc should remember that .,.ti,.,.n y against it must soon
we easily forget our faults when
thev are known only to our !es.
tie evident to thorn.
SPRING AND SUnriER
CLOTHING
That is tylish and New.
Now is the time to select your Summer clothing,
while our stock is complete.
You want a Summer hat we have them in straw and
canvas.
Full stock of Ladies' and Childrens' Summer under
wear.
Inspect ou
elsewhere.
new line of neckwear before buying
BAILEY & MAS5INGILL
Pioneer Store
Tlie temporary forest reserve in
l.a.e county is lialile to lie made
permanent any day now, as the
president lias his working cloves 011.
Mr people should profit ley the ex
perience of Modoc county wit': forest
reserves, and endeavor to have the
reserve thrown oien to scttenient. j
Senator Fulton fought the creation
of forest reserves throughout the
Htate, and v ill help us out if he is
asked to do so. They are 11 menace
to the development of the county.
A man can't polishing and picket his
horse or haul it load of wood or poles
without first obtaining a permit
from tlie iroveriiinent. calling the
forest fanner and noinsi through a
lot of red tape that will cooi his
ardor for fishing or hunting before
he gets liis permit.
Tin- (Vdarville Kecord .-uui the
Alturas l'laindealer, both the same
week, u.eil the expression "11111111 as
an oyster," in n ferriny; i Tin Kx
nnii;i r's attitude toward smallpox.
a omnioii exprex-ion ilown
io'-'.' or h.-ivt- til.- editors of
papers lui-u liriukiii;.' too
1 . -. ler ci mm. 1 a i 1.-7
'I'he I.akeview I levelopineiit l.ennue
seems to be a hummer." Aniony;
other things developed is tlie small
pox, and now t he fact is developed
that tlie women there want to or
ganize a brass band. Next! Cedar-
vill" Kecord. lA well-broken out
ease of prosperity. I
, Special kntes to Eastern Point.
Viii Southern 1'ncilic ('ini iiny.
llomiil trip ti ket between Weno mid
; points hereii. utter iiienl inneil will be j 'l
Nold May J7tli, 2Hth ami L'nth. .lunelsiv!
i lUth to 1 7 1 1 1 , nnd:'."tli to .'ilMh, incbuive.
i Julv 4th, r.tli. litli. Jltli, -'otli and -'itli.
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BEALL'S DRUG STORE
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To
li'iii'hiiniton, l. ('
Baltimore, Mil.
Philadelphia, I'a.
New York, N. Y.
Hoston, M.ISH.
Tlie overninent inspectors are at
work in North Ilakota Hcarx-hing
for fraudulent laud chiMnants.
havebii'ti arrested on a charge of j New Oileans, l.a
lmvii... ilefnoided the I'nited States Chicago, III.
out of Is.lKM) acres of homestead
lands.
Tlie latest dispatches indicate
that I'.oosevelt will succwd in ar
ranjieinir for peai'e lietween the .laps
and llussians. I'.ntli countries have
accepted his ol'ier of ttood will.
Norway has rebelleil, ai.d announc
ed its purpose to cecedo from the
rule of Swei ili-u. I'riuee Arthur is
liryed for rulif of the new yoveru
inent of Noi iuiy.
St. Loilin, Mo.
Meniphin, Tenn.
St I'aul, Minn.
Miuiie:iolis, Minn.
Council bluff, la
Omaha, Ni-h.
Kaunas City, Mo.
St. .loHi-ph, Mo.
Leavenworth, Kan.
Atiliioii, Kan.
Tickets are U'ood
Kale
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LAKRVIBW, OHKUON.
We tin ve conslantly on liuiul a F'nm and Coniplnte Stuck
of Irti(,'H, t;iii'ini(;iilH, rerfuinericH, Toilet Artiolwi, Fancy
NotioiiH, (,'i(:arH, Etc., Etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
t.
Norm. in M'illuiius wi
at The lall"s .Inly -'I.
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nipir.eii lie' a'HiVi
L4'jitable Strife i i.i".
Ni:V YOltK. .in:." i'a.
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il
Nevada on point: trip with ten dav. in
hi Ii lo rea. Ii ile-tiiiation . Slupuveis
are allo'Aed a' all .ninl on letuin tup
)inviil'il pa'iMit:er reaches oritii ual inn
ioinl 'Aili'in nini'tv ila - I'i'oiii dale
ticket j- (nir. !riei.
I'. ir fu r ! Kit iiii.n 111a: ion : 1 1 1 " ' In
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and keepiny; the latter to iinelf.
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1 1 1 d must important . I e in
si M-iet y .
tender of
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tie- reorganization of tl
and was followed by the
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A. v l.owell of IVndlelou is ill line
for appointment to tlie district
judgeship in Oregon. Assistant
Attorney (Jeneral Kobb, who was
sent to Oregon to investigate caudi
ilutes for appoiiiuieut to this posi
tion, is said lo favor l.uacll.
Judii; Webster is known lo have
been fuvorbly spoken of by Senator
Fulton for liistrict .ludc fur Oregon,
.liaise Webster also uiiide a ood
iiiipreMsiou on assisteiit Attorney
(ieneral Itobli.
Authoritative Htateuieiitri are mailt
that the wenterii l'acilic ICuilroad j
Co,, will be running trains from San
Francisco to Salt huke City over lis
jiew road in two years. 1
the lei-ina t ion of l'reiiieit
W. AleMllder, 'ie...'esid'llt
M. Hyde, Second 'h-e-l'resident(ian
i:. Tarbell, Third
(Jeore T. Wilson and Fourth Vice
President William II. Mclntyre.
'I'he new chairman, to ipintu Sen
ator Ilepew, did not consent to take
office until he had received positive
assurances that he ouhl have a
"free hand as to measures and men."
Mr. Ilyile '(Ii vested" himself of i
the majority control, but as made!
clear in hi letter tl. the hoard, re- j
tains a substantial Interest in the I
society. ( lienoniuu. '
ikevi ' , ( )n lion,
lulv I., IVo." v;. : Kol.erl MeKee,
. liuirv No i..r the Ni:1, Ni:'
s.c. 1 1. ir;a N II '.,, SKI,' N II ',, ,-ee.
i:;. T. .;') S., K. -U I:., W. M. lie immeH
the .,llownit! witnesses lo prove his
i-iiiilliiuiiil le-iilenee 11; oil and cultiva
In lues 1 I ii hi it said land, viz: .1. 1. Imke,
1 Illinois bernanl Milirath, Arilinr
I'loreiiCt and (iconic II. McUrath, all of
Viee-l'reshlel.t I.akeview, Oreuon,
..1 11 aiHon, lU'ciHler.
.lamei
Bom thd A InB Kind You Have Always Bought
B'gnitaro
ef
ylhe Rind Vi
We Wish to Announce to the
TRAVELER
That he can be as well accommodated i
at tlie 'lA'a.MOTU UVI:.Y 5TAIJLK5 in 1
Lakeview as lie can ai any liable in tlie
State, it h'. our intention to always Iiave
on iiand a :ootl supply of the best Iiay and
jrain to be bought in the market. We
also keep a force of experienced hostlers
and careful drivers, who will always be
ready to wait on our customers.
HERYFORD & FULLER
ileney has discovered that even
greater land frauds have been per
petrated California and Washington
than in Oregon.
j;iy;elow, the defaulting banker is
sentenced to 10 years in the pen.
J f i --. ! f i . 1 1 . a tiim i i .'ii 1 muled to over
I .' i' it).
Hyrtle Creek Hotel Holocaust.
A l)readful holocaiiHt occureil early
this morniiiu, at Myrtle Creek.
miles north of Ashland, in )oteas
county when the Pemeut Hotel burn
ed lo the cTouii'l, anil Miss llattle
Oemeiit, daughter of the proprietor,
(ieo. Ilement, lost her life, supposed
ly suffocated while asleep in her room
in the second story. Several other
persons wrre injured, iucluiiitiK two
laborers w Imi wire badly biini'iK
Ashlaml X.di y, -.
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0NH HUNDRED POLICY HOLDERS IN LAKE COUNTY
ASSETS $381,000,000 f i , cmiTH,
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