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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1905)
President Roosevelt hn hIkmIMiiI itlutt the contract awarded Jacob K.' ' Mnrki'l of t m't I'v for (wiling t In ; laborers mi tin- Panama canal, by ! President Theodore Shouts ( the Panama Railroad Company, will stand. President Shouts' report gafee flEountg CBaea ntttcf Puhllahtd Br TlmrwUy C: O. METZKER. Mwilc BalMInt FALL AND WINTER C L Kntprml th.- Vot Offlivat l-as.0Ttew.Orc. i. St'onil-l'lM Mutter. ..7 Hiows that Marki-l's hid was Is-tter (One Year, $2.00 ,.vcr than that of those who TERMS: jf;;;;; ; ; ; J; .he.. LAKEVIEW, OREOON. SEPT. 21. i5. A litrg.' number o( Missionaries " u,.ll..l from Seattle tlie 20th n( this Republican Reunion. month for Japun. and If lr. Wash-1 A reunion of the Republicans, .f the lj;.t,n, .,U,,,,,,I1B nolutlon to nl.ol-! state Is called for Octoltor Kith to Ik- ( w H, talntl(, ,nolu.v for uw j held in Portland, by Frank C. linker. llllHH,nar,,1B ju,)nu wll chairman of the state central "'-, k1,v ,H, wllMtlim.,i wlt, the stench j mittee. It is Mr. Raker's purple to ; Mor(riinf1T weHB,t, Ulns. . gvt the Republicans toirether and re-i concile the factional differences that, ijtnig Japanese luive threatened stands a a inmintain In their path, j to M,,on, i,iron Kimuir upon lit Factional tights in elections have le- n.tlirl, home from the ience confer- j come a menace to the wellfare o( the eu,t Komura is a very nick man! party, anil no real harmony can ex-! BU(l n,mta fr,M typhoid fever inny ' 1st till the ol sore is healed. It is to , jH , ir,.(wni,l' to death at the hands t)T a bund uT bushwhackers. lie IioikhI that Mr. Raker's object will lie accomplished, and ere another cnnipaigu dawns everything will lie j Adel serene in the Republican camps.' Tn-J Mr. Routii and family left this lens some sort of compromise isefteet-1 jiiuce. u few days ago. (or Portland ed factionalism will go on and on until w,ere thev will visit the (air. Mrs. the opposing party will take charge t McCoiinaughy accompanied them, of everything In the state, as it did jjr. Lliulmrirer and family an- run the governorsliip. notwitlistandiiig nUir the ranch Is-longing to Mr. the state was 4:!.0i0 in Republican I Morris, during his absence. Mr. Charley Wallace. of this place, majority at the iast election. If tne state was not so overwhelinningly UUH taken charge of the Corporation one-sided there would Ite more bar- J j. which were driven to the rall uiony; Reitublicans would have tojr(m)j. 0 T H I N Q Our Fall and Winter clothing has commenced to arrive. We are now unpacking and marking our new stock, call and see what we have to keep you warm this Fall. Stockmen's wants have been especially looked after. & We also have a stock of Hats g Come and see and believe. fine BAILEY & MASSINGILL'S Pioneer Store keep their fences up. Another object of the reuniou is to talk over the proposed ami.dmenttt to the state constitution at the next general election, several of which have leeu framed and are now under serious consideration by tin advo cates of the amendments. Ad educated Japanese in SouxCity has mude the statement that Baron j Komura has become aware that lie I will lie murdered when he returns to A party was given at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Pridy last Monday evening. All report a good time. Mr. John Fitzgerald, who has lieen gathering 'tip bis cattle, in this sec tion, passed through Here ltistKatur duy, on bis way home. A ColtKIIfcl'O.NHENT. The children's friend Jayncls Tonic Vermifuge Drives out blood impurities. Makes strong nerves and mu.scles. tives tone, I W" l',i . Land Office at Ijikeview.Oreaon.Kept. Jlth, 1105. 'Notice in hereby prven that Japan, and is slowlv coniniittingMll- the followniB-nHmed eettler lias tiled . , , , , notice of his intention to tnake tinal cule by the use of a drug well known proof jn BUp,M)rl Qf ,M claim, and that to Japanese that will create a (ever, said proof will be made before Kejrinter , , , . . .... and 'Keceiver at 'I.akeviwr, OreKon. oi) from which victims succumb. He Is-- o,.tou,r .-lWO, viz: n-illiam C. Kob lieves Iiaron Koniura decided upon j inwn, H. No 2.051, 'Lakeview.-Mrcunn, t. , , , , lor the NW4.4'c. (i, T. S7 K, K. E-, this plan the instant the uewa wa j M- He nameg the folkiwinc wit flashed over the wires from Japan to I ew to prove his continuous residence ,,, ! upon and cultivation of said land, viz: the effect that komura would 1 re- j c 8 Loveleci., S. J! Chandler, F. C. ceived with funeral rites. He saM I Wilson and Wm. timock, all f Lake- ; riew. Oretton. Komura would never see home. , j, .c. r . Knider. Receiver. ir i Are Vou Engaged? inilifiui Waldorf Astor ha aue1 New York for a million dollars (or : , , , . LntsaKed people should remember, alleged damages to his New York , fter Diarria(,ei nmnv oimrre hotel property through thecbauging ' avoided, bv keeping their dieetion at grades. If Willie wins the suit he ; in good condition with Klectric Hitlers. may donate a V as the nucleus of a tainted missionary fund. A. Jtrown, of BeunetUville, r-. O., Bays: "For years, my wife Buffered in tensely from dy-spepiiia, complicated with a torpid liver, until she lost her It is a puzzle to the cattlemen that strength and viir, and letnie a mere leef deniauds no letter price wheu 1 wreck of Iter former serf. Then she the price of mutton is at the t,, i i"ea i-.tecinc o.uers, wmcn i.e.peu iMir at once, and finally uiuue iter -entirely i well. I is now titroiiK and liealtliy." I-ee Ileal I, iiriiKt;ist, sells and Kuarnn- notch. The key to the solution of i the puzale might unlock several other secrets ol the beef trust. tees thein, at 50c a bottle. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo jjuinme Tablets. Z ft S-vcr MnJion benes old in past 12 month. TblS Signature, Cm Crip In Two Dyv on every box. 25c Tb Child Asleep. Writing on "The Rights of the Child," in the Oetolter Delineator, I)r. irace I. Murray lias Home re marks ( particular Interest for .young mjthers. "It Is ditticult to Veep mothers and nurses from the old eusCom of rocking the child to sleep, "she says," but children and mothers alike should (emancipated from such bondage. When the time for sleeping has arrived the child should m; put In its cradle or crib and left to woo sleep on his own ac count. Sceptics, who have never trained Hie eblhl after this manner, inuy say that It Is easier said then done. Not if you will begin with the child (rom the very first. The child Is so much happier, and sleepH I tetter. The child should not Itc tempted to Hleep by means o( his bottle. He should ite kept awake to Notice to Taxpayers. The last Installment of tuxes (or the year 1SJ04, Is now due, and will Itecome delinquent after the first Monday in Octolnir, 190.1. After that date a penalty of In per cent and IntereHt at the rate of 11' per cent from the llrst Monday of April, 1H05, will m added. V.. K. HiNKliAin , Sheriff of Lake county, Oregon. A STB AM LAUNDRY Will shortly open at KLAMATH FALLS All kinds of Laundry work will be taken and finished in a first class manner. TimlH-r l.nud Nolle. Tinted Status Land Office, Lakevinw, Orexitii, August 1 1 lWOft. Notice is hero by Kiven thai in compliance with the provisions of the act of Conuress ol J una 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timltur lands in the .Vtutes ol California, Orcein, Nevada and H ash iitton Territory," as extended to all the l'uhlic Laud States by ai:t of Aug. ust 4, 1802, Hellen Miller, of Luke City, county of Modoc. Stuleof California, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 71, for the purchase of the NW.'4' SKJi HW14 NK'i and K'i N H )i of Section No. 1 in 'lownship 40 S, U ii E. W M, and will offer proof to MtlfklL- tliut (liu luml if.4i..l. ;.. 1.. finish his meal comfortably, anil the bWb for il8 tjllM5r ,J gU)fw tm) f(j; bottle should la' then removed. ! agricultural purposes, and to establish jhiHclaim to said land liefore Keister W. NEVE. PROPRIETOR NOT1CK8 OK FINAL l'KOOK. CilXHOI.IIIATKD. NOTICE FOR I'CIILICATlONi-lK). partmeut of the Interior, Land Office at Lake view, Oreuon, September li, 1)105. Notice is hereby given that the follow iiiK named settlers have filed notice of their intention to make final proof in support of their claims, and that said proof will Ite made before Register and Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on Oet olter (i, 1905, viz : Albert 15. 'full. II. K. No. J.'27l, for the KjJ NWJ,', N E 8W4, NKJ4' SW, NVVJ KM-i, kuc. 7, Tp. 3D K., R. U I'.., W. M. (Vistillis, Oregon.) Irene M. 'full, II. K. No. 'WH, for the BE, tec. 1. NEJi NEJi. sec. 1L', Tit. 30 S., R. 14, and Iit 1, sec. 7, Tp. 311 H., R. 15 E., W. M. ( Vistillis Oregon.) They name the following witnesses to prove their continuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land, viz: W. V. Campbell, of Lorello, Oregon, C. II. McKendree, of lionauza, Oregon, C. L. liecrait, and A. N. Ipham, of Vistillis, Oregon. J. N. Watson, W-K Register. nd Receiver at IHkevie . Oreuon. im Tliursday, the 23 day of November, 005. Unnamed an witnesses: James Doddon, of Adel, t)regon, Eldon M'oodcock, George Ilankins and 1. M. Currv, of Lakeview, Oregon. Any and all persons churning adverse ly the above-descrilied lands are re quested to file their claims in this office on or before said l!.ld duv of November 1005. !W 47 J. N, Watsoii, Register. A Chance tor Speculators. SCHOOL LAND. 280 acres of unimproved agricultural land for sale cheap. Inscription: SW'i, S'J of NE4'and NW4' of SE,'4', Section 10. Tp..3 H.,R. 1U E. W. Al. This is a desirable piece of land, located In Goose Lake valley and will make some man Hood ranch WANTED-UY CHICAGO MANX'. FACTL'RING House, person of trust worthiness and somewhat familiar with local territory as assistant branch olllce Salary 18 paid weekly. Permanent position. No investment required, business established. I'revions exper ience not essential to Diigaging. Ad dress, Manuger Uruiu-bos, 323 Dearborn St., Chicago. OnO TELEGRAPHERS Annually, to fill the new positiona reli ed by Railroad andTelegraph Companies we want YOUNO MEN and LADJEAol giMKl habits, to Learn Telegraphy And R. R. Accounting; We furiiMi T str cunt, of tho Oper(ufi J Station AgmiU In Ana-rli;. Our nix ichooUM tlie UrKimt exiiliiaivu TvlaKrsph Sohooii Is Tk World. jtl.llhi'U W yuars suit enlurillij all ledlng Kallwy OIIIclU. Wo cxvcuiv a v!fto lluurt to vi-ry iiudenl l furnish tilm or tier a tositlitli ylu( fn I to a inimtli in atnlos cast of tlie Kocky Mot tHlim, or from Tu to I loo moiilli In lUWiWtii of tho Kocklvs, Immediately upon graduaUM. siuiloiilacan oiitor at any tiiuf. No ,tci tioua. For full artluilra rtKrHnf " our Hchitola, write ilireot to ourxeoutlTeo at Ciiicliuinll, Ohio. ColalnKUu 'e- The Morse School of Telegraptif Cincinnati, Ohio. Uual.N V AtlanU, Ua. La CraaM, " Tcxarkana, Tex. San I ranctoco, t Special Rates to Eastern Fain Via HoutJiern Taoific Comuimy. Hound trip tickeU Uetweon Keno points liereinafter mentioned will sold August 15th, Kith. 2llh nd September 7th, Hth. lUli. 10th, l"u' 10th and 17th: To Mashington, D. ('. liultjuiore, Md. 1'hiladelphia, I'm. New York, N. Y. lion ton, Mass. New Oileans, l.n. Chicago, HI. St. Louis, Mo. Memphis, Tenu. Ht 1'aul, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Council bluffs, la Oinalia, Neb. Kansas City, My. St. Joseph, Mo. Leavenworth, Kan. Atchison, Kan. Tll'kuln am ... ul rw uiiiitover Nevada on going trip with ten drj which to reach destination. Hl0,w.,ji are allowed ut all points on return i provided passenger reaches origin point within ninety dayii 'rom ticket is purchased. For further information apply 10 A. H. Kisini'. Acting I). F. & V. A., do. Fac. Cu.. ao-30 Kono, Kv lUte 10MW IU7.00 107.W 108.50' 100.50 7.M' $72.50 (17.50' H7.50 70.00 70.00' IHI.09' IIO.OO (S0.00 U0.00 BOOO 00.00 east pi I i awX. J 7"