tlWUIonal Xocnl
l'ii..riiiitiir ninl mIiuwh nt. I! A
.1, (', OIIVl'l' WJHtl htlicli 1 11 .MhI III
ri 1 1 1 winter nt 41 r immJli, i f
Mine fuf women ninl 'children.
I ni' profit lire very "until Anni M.
,t ill fc Co.
Arthur I'Ioitik'm ninl family lid
'I'ih'miIiv morning fi r iiit-rinvllli',
Calif, where I Im.V will spend three
lliiiiitli IhIIiik relative.
Tin i lenient lmv been threnleii-
tug for several days, iiikI Siunlny It
!i'Knn tu calii mid liall In tint valley
ami snow on tin1 high hills, Niihdny
lllghl ibotll l Inches of mimv fell.
"(iriindina" llniutticrlcy U said to
lie very low again. She liu Im-cii
nick for it lupg time, and n few week
ago wn thought to I o rouvalcMliiK.
hut her ngi funkc permit ucut reeov
cry almost ImpeleHM.
livery mini owes It to himself anil lili
family to master a trade or profession.
Head the display advertisement of the
tlx Morse Helmut of Teli'ttrsphy. in thin
issue ami learn how ly a young man
or lady may learn tclcg-ruphy mul he
assured xmitioii. HukII 4 hi
Preparation tiro U'lug made fur n
tlruiid Hall at the Opera House on
Thurmbiy evening, November ItOth.
TlinhsNjrlvltlg. TIlO HUiHT will ln
given nt Motel I.nkcvlew, which Im a
gtliirntite. Ticket, Including mn
per. $;l t. :t
lleiiiiy Van Durn the Silver Lake
homi-tnmi, returned from California
lnt week, where he went some
week ni."o with a liam of liorw-H.
Mr Van I lorn hh.vh the market for
hoim-H In California I fairly good.
!le Mill probably return to the lower
country for the winter.
)au MiiIIu.v'h idiivp w ere Htnrled for
their winter rant on the desert hist
week. Pan wan quite uneasy about
tin weather, for fear the tdieep
would net on thn desert before any
storm cnliie to replenish tin? almost
exhausted water supply. The
storm UiU week, however, put all
Mock men at cam!.
MImh Alice It Museveni's present are
not eonldered no valuable now iim
wan reported when tho collect Ion of
pri'hi itiM wan made for transport!.
tlou to the I'nlted States. 'Mm 17
tritokH of presents have arrived at
th"cutoiu house and their vulueup
praUed. Oili.laU of the custom
1ioiim are MurprlHeil that their value
will not exeeed a few thousand dol
lars. Through a mlHtake tho gentleman
who bought u hunch of bucks from
(Jeo. Jauinierthal, took 11 head of
Dan Malloy'H bucks and got an far
u, Warner lieforo Dan knew any
thing about it. Pan overtook the
buck at South Warner and took hU
from tho band. Tho man who
bought the bucks had sold them to
Mr. Ilanley, who wan buying up a
baud of stock sheep for a Nevada
company, and Mr. Malloy found
thing pretty badly mixed up. All
wan Hettled Hii.tlsfiietorlu.lly, how
ever, iih Mr. Jammerthal had a
bunch of buckn lu Warner, from
which Mr. Ilanley wan biiIIhIUmI.
NKW AltlMVAI.S.
Walnuts
I'remluui MuhIi
J. X. I j. TuiuuIch
Felts and ItublHTH
CIIU1KTMAH (JOOI).S
AT
sers
You can depend on Ayer's
Hair Vigor to remote color to
your gray hair, every time.
Follow directions and it never
fails to do this work. It stops
flair Vigor
fallingofthehalr.also. There's
great satisfaction in knowing
you are not going to be disap
pointed. Isn't that so?
"Mr Imlr fmlnd until It wm nlmut wlill. H
took Juil uii lioilla nf Ayr' llulr Vl:ur t.i
rnaiiirit II In III fitrmnr lUrk, rich uulor. Your
lUIr VIx'T rmUhily ili wlmt yuu oliilm fur
ll." A. M. Jli)(iN, Jtotklimliuiii, N. ti.
f I 00 botllfi.
All llnuvlKlK.
J. P. A VI'll "..
I nvvll M U, .
for'
Fadini? Hair
Royal.
B
Powder
is made of Grape
Cream of Tartan
Absolutely Pure.
Makes the food .
more Wholesome
and Delicious.
Iiihiie. ,tii iiik',i ' . .noi.ie lll
H to Kmiii.it ll I 'alU thU week.
Circuit court for Klamath county
conveiM H the 4th of next month.
Notice.
I,nki-vipw , Oiejiuii,
N..vi-iiilHr 14, I!i5.
To wliciii it umy coni-erii: I will not
Im) Hcciitiiitulilu fur iiiiy'lilng clmiKed t"
lny Hi'i'iiiint iluiiiii my nrih r Ik-iiMhk
my idKitMiiire, W. K. IIahmv.
A (tuarontct (1 Cure for files.
Iti'liliitf, lilind, HieviliiiK r I'rotrud
nit; I'lleo PniWkOxlN relilnd iimiiev ll
I'AZO 'MNT.MI'M IhiU to earn hhv
rilx, ! III nil er ol IiiiM loii)! tl MI. all HtC . Ill
0 to 14 llitVf. l''ot NpiiliCMtioii KlVe-
fMKd mul rent, J)i', It your drti,vixl
Iihui'I it fffnl .'il.' Ill hi hiii in mid ll nil!
! lurwiiided Hi (iiiul liy l'uiii .Mil
leine ( u. Si IMll.
Plans to Kt Rich.
are often ii UM ruled tv Hidden hri-ak
down, due to dj-'ii or , n h t i ju t inn.
Ilrure up and tuke lr. KinK'n New Lid
I'llU. They tnLe out the niHlermU
hii'h lire i ii(i!iii)( your cnerKiex, mmI
I'lve you n new i-liiil. Cure lieiuhieh-
iiml tiixtitieH t At le IUhII'm ilruw
(lore; '.V, (i'.iHiutileed.
County Court I'roceedinKS
November l."th. litUo.
Court convened pursuant to ad
joiiriiineut cf NovciiiIht 2nd, l!Hi..
Malta oillcern pretM tit, when the fol
lowing proceedliiKH were had:
It a)M'itrluK that there Im a vacan
cy la the oflice of .ItiMtlcvuf thel'eaee
la and for the Precinct f l'alile.v.
Lake County, Oii'koii;
1 1 In hereby ordered by the Court,
that A. A. Wit ham lie. and heUheie
by appointed a .ItlMlecof the I'eaee
for t he Mithl priH'Inct .of Palnley, Lake
County, Orvjfou.
The following claiimi UKaliiHt the
lload l'u ikI examined, approved and
warrant orderel drawn on tin Id
lload l-'uud In pay illicit of Hame.
I'.d. Tatro, bridge lumber aud
work on lload Dint No. 10.. $014 50
Arrner llron., bridge lronn 2li.ri
C. S. LovcIchh, haullnjf lumlHT
for FhiKHtaff bridge .'W.02
Chewaucan Lumber C, bridge
lmnlKT '. as.M
Warrant ordered drawn on the
(eneral Fund for the mini of $12.00,
In favor of C. W. Dent for hU pay aM
ComnilHMloner.
No further buwInenH appearing;
Court adjourned without date.
Dig Increase in Earnings of S. P.
The Sout hern Pacific Company j
has isHiied a financial statement
nhowliitfH bltf increase In Its earn- "Oh. I don't doubt your love," re
. . .. i . . . , I plied the stern father, "but have you
inKTfor the month of September, as; .cp ,md tbo IueMet of ho whoop-,ng
compared with, those of the cor re, j cough? It wouldn't be fair, you know.
ponding month nf last year, tlruna
earnings for the month were $S,8Sl,
0(H), an against $$,13(1,1)51 in Septem
ber, 1904. Expends and oiieratlons
for the mouth amounted to $5,579,
002, leaving net earnings of $3,:i0l',C58
us ugalnst $3,00(1,104 during tho cor
responding month of last year.
Giusa cat nlngo for the three month
of the present fiscal year ending Sep
tember 30th were $25,002,778, s
against $23,048,887 for tho corres
ponding period of last year. Opera
tfug expenses and taxes amounted to
$16,897,530, leavlug net earnings of
$8,705,239, an against $7,491,306 for
the three months of 1904.
Gross earnings of the Union Pa
cific for September amounted to $0,
209,508, as against $5,427,858 during
September of last yearP Net earn
ings, ufter deducting operating ex
penses and taxes, were $3,030,059, as
against 12,025,397. Gross earnings
for to tliree months were $17,423,
957, uh agalnts 114,905,551 during last
year ami net earnings for tho three
months amounted to $$,381,740, as
compared with $7,057,498 lu 1904.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED 15
TWO DOLLARS EARNED.
Our I'nll Iiiul Winter Stock of Dry I'xkhIh, ClotliinK. Hoots tillil SIlois ia
t
now complete and we .'tie in a position to furnish you with these floods cheap
er than you cm buy any place in town.
Full Line of Ladies' Jackets and Coats just arrived. Also Walking Skirts,
Wrappers, Kimonas, Tennis Flannel Gowns, Wool Gloves Mittens, etc.
We have not enough space to tell you all the new things we have, and the
Special Bargains we are offering, so come to our Store and see for yourself and
en. pare our prices, not only in these lines, hut in Groceries and everything
I -' carried in a General Store.
I L akeview
nitiiiiioMmii
A Trouhlcaome ( rfdllor.
Tho poet Clement Murot, belnu 1a
very Hl.ultened flrrunmtnneefi, went to
iho Hug uid said, "I have cotno to lay
before yofir UJtijety a complaint
nK.ilnut oao of my creditors wbo
clalnm I have 8tlnlled over aud over
ii Kal a, aud jet be pcruUts In dunning
and hnraKultiff ine at every opportu
ulty."
"Who U the acoundrel?" the king in
quired. "My Btomnch, Hire. Though I have
HfitlsiH'd Its wants time without num
ber. It never ceanen to torment, and 1
am utterly Incapable of meeting Its de
mand." Tho king wai pleaned with the Joko
and allowed tho poet a pension on the
spot.
Hied on the Stupr.
In 1STJ.'J iMtnund Keun waa actlno
the purt of Othello. lie had uttered U
word, "Othello'a wcupatlon In gone,"
when he fell Into hi uon'tj arms and i
had Jiwt strength to whisper, "I am;
dyhig; speak to Uieni for tae!" and was (
heard by the orchestra. In 1850 Mrs.
Glover took her last benefit, hut wasj
almost unconscious all the time sua!
was on the stage, and died three days
later. In 1S5S JInrley while playing
Itottom In "Midsummer Night's
Dream" was struck with paralysis Im
mediately after having uttered tho
words, "I have an exposition of sleep
come upon me." lie had to be carried
off the boards and died within a few
hours.
Sealta Wax.
It is singular enough that the oldest
known printed recipe for making com
mon sealing wax, published at Augs
burg in 1579, describes the use of al
most the same ingredients as those at
present employed, ltosin, the whitest
that can be obtained; Venice turpentine
and vermilion are the components. For
black wax, lampblack is to be added;
for blue wax, smalt, d for yellow,
orplment When sea..ng wax was
more widely uhlhI than Is the case at
present, scented wrtx was an article
frequently on sale at fancy stationers.
Ths Rlak Too Cirrat.
"I may be young,:' said the very
TAiiitf IiiiIh mi l-van iiaiih
daughter Is as strong and true as if I
were whitened by the snows of iuuu
movable winters."
for us to take you Into the family and
have to nurso you through those com
plaints some time or other."
oftB-eatloa.
Mr. Sloinan-Now, you're joking '
agaln, aren't you? Miss Waite-Judge thereto, and tho settlement thereof, by
for yourself. You should know me publishinn such notice one a week for
pretty well by this time. Mr. Slotnan 1 four successive weeks prior to and im
Bat yon puzzle m sometimes. I dont mediately preceding the date apappoint
know what to make of you. Miss, ed, in the Lake County Examiner, a
Walte-No? By tlw way, did yon btt newspaper published within said Lake
about Jack Brown and May Lone? II 1 I
made her his wife yesterday. St Lo
Is Republic.
ft Rarla.
Mr. gtalate," said the bashful youn
gw sister, "I asked sister If she thought
you would get up and go boms like the
other young man did if I recited 'Cur
few Shall Not Ring Tonight "
"And what did she say r
"Eh said there wouldn't be any
barm In trying."
Anwtndi
"Why ars you yawnlngT" Inquired
the landlady of little Johnny at the ta
ble. "I always yawn when I'm hungry,"
was tl reply.
"But what do you do when you are
alaepy?"
"Go to bed,"
Violence in the voice Is often only the
death rattle of reason. Boyes.
Mercantile
We Wish to Announce to the
TRAVELER
That he can be as well accommodated
at the MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLES in
Lakeview as he can at any stable in the
State. It is our intention to always have
on hand a good supply of the best hay and
grain 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
inin
Executor's Notice.
In the County Court of tho State of
Oregon for the county of Lake.
In the Matterrf the KSTATKoP
KSTATK of
JOHN' McELHIN.NCY.
Ieceased.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
14th day of November, 1905, the under
signed Executor of the Last IVill and
Testament of JOHN McELlIINNEY,
deceased, filed his FINAL ACCOUNT
as such executor with the County Clerk
of Lake County, Stata of Oregon, and
that the Hon. It. Daly, Judge of the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Lake, by an order duly
made and entered in t lie above-entitled
I Court and matter, has appointed Mon-
l'-v t,,e 18th d-vof December, lOOo, at
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M., at the,01 objections to saia account ami tor ttie
County Court Room, in t he Court House
of Lake County, Oregon, in the Town of
Lukeviuw, as the time aud place for tiie
heariiiK of objections to said Final Ac-
) count, if any there be, and the settle
ment thereof, and has directed said ex
ecutor to give notice of the filiotr of such
account, and of the time and nlace so
. . ... w;..,:.
about the merit'
of
JESSEMOORE
WHISKEY
The finest "bait
you can take on
a fishing trio.
GEORGE JAfiriERTHAL
Company
County, heretofore designated by said
extcutor, for such purpose.
Dated November 10th, 1905.
Johx B. Blair,
Executor of be Last IH1! and
Testament of JOHN McELlIINNEY,
Deceased. 4G-50
Notice of Final Settlement.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
State of Oregon, for Lake County.
In the matter of the estate of Ed.
O'Farrell, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his FINAL AC
COUNT in the office of the County
Clerk of Lake County, Oregon, in esjd
estate, and that December 14tb, at 10
o'clock, a. m., of said day, in the County
Judge's office, in the county court house
in Lake County, Oregon, has been lixed
as the time and place for the hearing
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published
November Kith, 190.V
J. N. Watson,
Administrator.
Sheepmen Take Notice.
Ton SALE.
One of the finest 1500 acre tdieep
ranches in Northern California. Sit
uated on the beet range for feed and
water ia the stare. Good improve
ments, will lie sold for half its value.
See or write. Fitch & Spknceii,
Merrill, Ore.
Is
) iJw;;ic Y;;: Arc i
'dk:l About 4
' ... , 3,
It o M . B M
?4 I . . M "f . i U . V
c. murium
f , t wh' Ullcei
ii'i:cd (hi
hip i: v,i,-d O. W(4
'-.ill in the 1,'uitiiiS
M.itc H.;:inte, wnt
one of tiif irioruix-il
VH'" f ttie T.it riiilip
Dine imrty and Is ol
MTMATOB I'ATTFII- the opi-llloii ttlPt till
I so. pnlf between n
1 1ivei4 and Americans Is widening U
the iInnl ratber (linn IK'reiislug. "f
! am convinced," he say, "that we an
gf-ttlng further and further away from
Kecretary Taft's patriotic and bnninni
i policy the l'liilipplnes for the Fill
I piuos and ultimate independence."
! Senator Patterson once had as a cli
ut an odd character, who always won
a Prince Albert coat, no matter whaf
. work he was enRaged In. This client
who was named llnrns, chanced tt
strike a rich vein of ore and named H
the Prince Albert. Being of a generSu
and convivial disposition, be was sur
rounded by many self seeking friends
When he and they were in their enpt
some of them, with an eye to the mail
chance, managed to wheedle shares ll
the mine out of him. With royal prodl
Rallty he scattered deeds about among
his retainers and camp followers untt
finally something bad to be done, and
the case was taken Into court Senatoi
Patterson had Burns on the stand
"Now. Mr. Burns." said he, "will yoi
: pleae tell the court how' you can ex
plain your conduct? The evlden
shows that yon have deeded awaj
twenty-nine twenty-fourths of yotn
mine. What have you to say to that?"
"Well, Misther Patterson." replied thi
i witness. "yon must remember, sor
that the Prince Albert Is a very largf
, mine."
"Man and Superman," George Ber
nard Shaw's new work, has been mucfe
criticised In this country on moral
grounds. In the free public libraries
of New York instructions have been
given not to offer it to the reading pub
lic and only to furnish it on applica
tion. But Mr. Shaw is used to criti
cism of his ideas and thrives on it
When he beard that "Man and Super
man" had been eyed askance in tbs
United States he attributed it to "Com
stockery," said America was provincial
anyway and added, "I can promise the
Comstockers that startling as 'Mas
and Superman' may appear to them. It
la the merest Sunday school tract com
pared with my later play. 'Major Bar
bara,' with which they will presently
i be confronted."
i Sir. Shaw, who once declared that bt
I coul.l write better plays thau Shake-.
' spe.ire'sk is the antbor of "Arms and
j tLc Aian." which was prohibited In
Austria on account o Heeed revolu-
j tiri'i i.-v tendencies
Tb.f ,. iy us pro
ductii in New York
by Uichard Mans
field. "Man and Su
pt.'uinn" is now
running at a New
Tork theater. Mr.
Shaw is in his fif
tieth year, and,
though it is said his
beliefs have chang
ed somewhat In re
gard to convention
CEOkCKi BERNABB
SHAW.
al institutions since bis young man
hood, he is still the apostle of hetero
doxy and cynicism. In bis early days
In London he was known especially for
bis ardor 1n behalf of socialism. Later
in his career- Shaw married a rich wid
ow, and one of bis Socialist friends ou
meeting him said: "Mr. Shaw, I con
gratulate you. You can now sell all
that you have now you have some
thing to sell and give to the poor."
"Not at all," returned Shaw. "I don't
practice socialism; I preach it."
An American clipping agency recent
ly received the following characteristic
note from Mr. Shaw:
Derry Kosacarbcry. County Cork, '
lSth September, lino.
Gentlemen Tho view of my order ex
pressed in your letter of the 7th Septem
ber In correct.
At the end of the year I shall probably
ask you to change our arrangement to
one whereby I shall pay 6 cent a tor every
cutting1 you do not send me.
For heaven's sake, don't be too dili
gent. Consider your health; take It easy.
Q. BERNARD SHAW.
Jacob II. Schlff, the New York banker
who as a director of the Equitable
Life Assurance society tes:iilet renrd
Ing its operations before the Armstrong
Investigating committee, iwc'ufly re
ceived a decorntkn tVoi !" cu; tvor
of Japan, lu reeoguite 1 h;s -s-rT-Ices
In cour ertiJii wltb be of
the Japanese war K,,,---- if i ';...ulo
conferred upou Mr. Si it' t'i. :' ivr if
the Saueiit.ed TreaKC. -.A ii. -o:u
Class. There ate ei0i.. ,ases in the
order, una that
awarded Mr. Schlff
Is the hig!'tt;'t that
may be conferred
upon a persou not a
native of Japan.
Mr.- iJchhT la re
garded ttj one of
the ablest fluancleri
of bis t'm, t.'id bis
wealth is use mated
at over "..(.,(;r0.00.
His phllnnthropy
has won him the
JACOB U. BC'UIFF.
title of "the Monte
fore of New York." Mr. Set iff was
born in frankfort-oa-the-Maiu lu 1347
ind came to the United Siati i t eight
een. Ills connection with i'.. tM- n of
tCnbn, Loub & Co., oi' wblch lie ii now
auad, came through a roiu.iu. .;. K