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Fntnlly Honors nt Post k King, tl
Fain pics of the Dcnulson shipping
ttfn nt Tlio KininlniT office. All
1jmm nn1 fiuulltlcH, from Manila to
Upon. tf
llonrrt nn1 lodging At tlio Oregon
IVd Yard, f 4 per week, Mafiln 25
ccnta. Also men's laundry work.
Urn. (1. W. Wihk, Proprietor. 82-tf
W ars now prepared to tm several
tfscts ol land at prices that will startle
yoa, especially If you are acqoalnted
with lha location. . Wa bsve land alt the
way from 1 1.60 per acre op to b; un
improved or tin proved, to auit the
purchaser, take County Kiamlner.t
The Wall street lino of engraved
certificates of ,Vt(M-k and Itond blanks
at the Kintnlnrr olllce. Now sample
book n-cclved Monday evening. If
you want stock ccrtlfleule see our
samples and get our price, tf
HuylnK By Mall.
Modern printing methods has
Hindi' Jewelry buying by mall Jut
as snfona If you were' buying at tbc
bg city stores. LHJIITKNMTKIN
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Man Francisco, Cal., bavo Issued a
beautiful catalogue, depicting thon.
udH of Jewelry articles. TbU book
la m-nt to any address free.
Christmas Exercises.
Will 1m held at the Methodist Fpls
copal Church In Lakeview, Oregon.
There will be a tree In tbo church
on Monday (CbrlMtma) tdght with
an appropriate program. Tbo pub
lic I Invited to attend, and will bo
permitted to place suitable presents
for guests on the tree.
All presents Intended for tbo tree
should Ik) at the church not later
than 4 p. tu.
Sankohk Hnviikk, Pastor.
C. K. Moouk, Kupt.
New PUC Received.
iV-partinent of the Interior, I'nltcd
State hand Office.
Lakeview, On-., Dec. . 1U0."i.
NOTICE I hereby Riven that up
proved plat of township 3H K., K.' 21
K., W. M., hns Im-cii received In thin
oltlee, ami on and after the l.Uh day
of January, ItHMl, the Maid plat wllj
lx on Mo and the land embraced In
aald township will lie open and nub
Ject todlnpoHiil under the rules of the
land department.
J. X. Watson, Iteglter,
C. I.'. Smkku, Itecelver.
The Micks Almanac (or lotki.
The Itev. I rl K. I licks Almanac
will not Ihj published for 190(5, but
bis monthly Journal, Word and
Works, has la-en ennnged Into a
largo and costly Mngaslne, and It
will contain his storm and weather
forecasts and other astronomical
features complete. Tho November
numlK-r, now ready, contains the
forecasts from January toJune.1000,
The January. numtcr, ready Decem
ber 20th, will contain tho forecasts
from July to December, 1900. Tho
prlct. of this splendid Magaslne Is one
dollar a year. See It aud you will
bavo It. Tbo November and Jauu
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It. Illcks forecasts for tho whole year,
and more complete than ever, can be
bad by sending at once 25 cents to
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W'i print tnwnohlp plats.
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Mining blanbf at lbs Kiaminer
office.
flennnn Hoi, Felts and Overhoe
of All kinds at Lnkevlew Mer, Co. '
The Rxamlner print tnwnidilp plats,
and uiaksa Ihfin into hook to order, tl
Post & King have the best grade
of liquors And cljmrs to Is) found In
Oregon. tf
Look at the loMriptlns of the laml
listed with The Kxammer this wiwk for
ate, and udect your piece la-fore it lm
been sold to some one else. tf
We have a full set of Mysell-Ilolllns
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and bonds, with price list. If you
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See a sample of the Pacific inontly
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sclptlon to The Kxnmlner and thnt
valuable Mnyir.liie pulillsbeil In Port
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Notice.
Ijikevies, Oregon.
November H. 1005. .
To whom It may concern : I will not
Ihj accountable for anything charged to
my account sitnotit my ordrr lrrinit
my Hiifnoturo. W. K. IUaar.
C H. loveless invites tlie ubllc to
share their pat ronnge with lilrn nt
the South Lakevlew Feed and Livery
Stable. He guarnntii-s good treat
ment to all stock left In his enre, and
proposes to feed good hay and plenty
of It. 39-tf
Formers, have' yor btitti'r wra
Hrs printed at The Kxamlne office,
Insu-ad of sending away for them.
You keep your money at home, and
patronize them that patronize you,
ticsldcs, you see what you aro get
ting and don't have to pay for It If
It doesn't suit you. tf
The F.xamluer has received a new
sample book of the Wall Street line
of engraved certificates of stock and
bond blanks, the most up-to-date on
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An Hdi tor's Opinion of the Royal
Oorge.
Kdyth Tozler Weatherrvd, In de
scribing a recent trip over the Denver
& Itlo Ornnde Itallroad, says In "The
Exposition":
"At last tho goal of the ambition
of years has Ixm reached marve
lous, wonderful, grand And Inspiring
Koyal t Jorge Is on either band. The
only disappointing thing Is you only
have one pair of eyes, while the train
darts In and out of the tremendous
chasm. If any who have never seen
It are wondering how It looks Just
go and see. Thousands have tried
to descrllsi It, yet every attempt falls
short of giving the subject Justice."
If you contemplate a trip Kast,
write W. C. MclJrtde, 124 Third street
Portland, Oregon, for booklets pic
turing Colorado's famous scenery,
and any other Information you may
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The Illinois Central
maintains unexcelled service from the
West to the East and South. Making
close connections with trains of all
transcontinental lines, passengers are
given their choice of routes to Chicago
Ixmiaville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travelers desiring infor
mation as to the, lowest rate and best
routes are invited to correspond with
the following reproHeutatlvee.
It M Trumbull, Commercial Afnnt,
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H. R. CMLttCH DIRECTORY.
I'ls Is- vl I I i-or of the M. E
. ii r I I ii'vlf snd 3rd Hun-
.',( rn
IUi,.-i a II s in. snd New Tine
ret h' 7 p in.. 2nd snd 4tb rinndsys
. rai'h (o.iiitli
lk. vH i' 11 a m., and 7 p. m.
Crave- offii' g ThtiriKlay 7 p. m. 6th
H'i. ln Ci.ion tIckO Mouse at 11 a. m.
. rtk. ti.- hi 7 b m You are cordially
invi'e l io mII tb M-rviees.
8sroKD Sstdeb, Pastor.
Popular and Picturesque.
The only thing necei-sary to make the
Deinvr hiuI Itio trtid the mont pop.
nUr, m it Iisn . vT been known the
iiiont ..Ihmhs'.i Mtid itiimt picttireqae
rty to cr tli" eoiilinent. has come
mIh-iiI. I i tl"1 esiabliohment of
iliroiivh rlipln ( i Hi Tvice.
In coniitH-tioii iih iIipO. It. A N. a
droiitili Piillriniii Sisndsrd HlecjxT i
now run troni PoriUml to Denver, leav
i tl I'ortlHiid at K ." '. in., arriving Ht
H.ilt I .like at H -() h. in, the sn-ond
looming U'Hviiitf KmIi l.xkest 3.50 p.
in h i l nriiving s Ih-over 4 20 p. m, the
folio ing day. Tl'i- hedule gives pa
"ciiif.-m iwven hours stop-over in Suit
Ijike, affording an opportunity to vinit
1 lie Mormon ChihihI m well as a duy
light ri'l through the grandest sceuer
in the world.
For reservation In this car and for il
liictrmed booklet" pietiiring the scenery
eontiguous to the D'-nver & Rio Grande,
ltoving it to Isr l lie ' Scenic Line of the
World." wiiteloW. C. McBride, Gen
eral Agent, 124 Third street, Portland.
Notice of Settlement of Final Ac
count NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned Alinitiitrator of the
ESTATE of TIMOTHY BREEN. dt-
ceased, has filed his Final Account as
hicIi administrator with the Clerk of
the County Court of Lake county, Ore
gon, and that Saturday the 23rd day ol
December, 1905, at the hour of 10
oclock A. M., at the County Court
Room in the County Court Houoe of
Lake County, Oregon, in the town of
Lakeview, bat been appointed by the
Hon. Ii. Daly, ludge of the County
Court of Lake County, State of Oregon,
as the time and place for the bearing ol
objections to said Final Account, if any
here be, and the settlement f- ireof.
Hated November 10th, 1005
PHILIP LYNCH,
Administrator of the Estate of, TIM
OTHY BREEN, Deceased. 45
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TIMBER USD KOT1CK.
United States Land Office Lakeview,
Oregon, Oct. 18, 1905. Notice is hereby
given that in compliance with tbe pro
visions ol the Act ol J une 3, 1878, entitl
ed "An Act for tbe saleof timber lands in
the States of California.'Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory," as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4, 1892, the following persons
have this day filed in this office their
sworn statements, to-wit:
Edward A. McCulley, of McClor.d,
county of SUkiyou, state of Calif . Sworn
statement No. 8017, for the purchase of
&WH NE)ft SEV NWV, NEK 8
NV BE Sec30, Tp 14 8, R 18 E W
M.
Charley Meaner, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath, state of Oiegon.
Sworn statement No. 3078, for the pur
chase of the KWtf NwW, NwJ Sw4' Sec.
29, SE NEK and NE.C SEjfSec 30, Tp
84 S, It 18 EW M.
Arnold Q Wagner, of Klamath Fi.Ub,
county of Klamath, state ol Oregon.
Sworn statement No. 802?, for the pur
chane of the E)NwJ and w NEi Sec
29, Tp 34 S, K 18 E V M.
That they w ill offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purpoet'B snd to establish their claim to
faid land before Geo. Cbastain, clerk of
Klamath county, Oregon, at bis office
at Klamath Falls, Ore., on Friday the
29th day of December, 1 905.
They name as witnesses: Chas. II.
Mi Cuinber of Dairy, Oregon, Frank Hall
II. 1'. Crammer und J. C. Smith of
Klamath r'alls, Oregon, Edward A. Me
Cullt'y, John K. llillor ol MiCloud,
Calif." und Charley Mesmor of Klumath
Falls, Ore.
Any ami all persona cbihuini: iitlveise
ly llu) nbovH-decci'itied l;i nils m e i eiUt'tt
eil to lilu their cl;iiins in this ri'!ii:o on
or beloie taid -Dili day of lee. 1905.
J , N Watson, Hegister.
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VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
TIMBER LAND NOTIC&
United States Land Office Lakeview,
Oregon, Nov. 13th 1905. Notice is here
by given that in compliance with the
provisions of the Act of June 3, 1878,
entitled "An act for the sale of timber
lands in the States of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all tbe Public Land States
by act cf August 4, 1892, John E. Ililler
of Sisson, county of Siskiyou, state of
California, has this day filed in this of
fice bis sworn statement No. 3025, for
the purchase of vthe V SWJ, SE
SWX.sec 15. and NEJ NWtf, sec. L"i,
in township No. 35 8., range No. 17 E
w. m and will offer proof to show tha
the land bought is more valuable for it
timber or Mtone than for agriculture
purpoaea, and to establish bis claim t
said land before George Cbastain, coun
ty clerk, at bis office at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th day ol
January, 1900. He names aa witnesses :
0. 11. MiCumber of Dairy, Oregon, E.
A. McCulley of McClond, Calif., and
ChaB. Meaner and C. II. Dueenberry of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any and all poisons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are request
ed to file their claims in this office on or
befcre 6aid 27th day of Juuuary, 79'l(i.
4'!-3 J. X. Watson, Register.
oAdfT'onrA.
Ejan tls 111 K'"J V'J,J H'1'' !ft"fS
Auslro-IIongary
A
LITTLB roo
than A hilt
entary aflo
Ixnls Kossutb wu
n mt tbe mojt
prominent figures tn
the pnblle ey Is
fbs foremost cbam-
V.
1 i
pios of the liberties
f nrtngarlans. hrw
T- m. Im L
Lbxose eg a aooTetasnU fsr greater lib
erty er possible dependence." anal
a gala a Kosstrtb Is tsaUed as Wadet.
Be Is Trmmcim Kaswufb, Ma of tbe pa
triot wbo pleaded the cause of bis
eonntrymea se essspsenfly some fifty
fears sgo. Tfeea as) mw It was tttt
Emperor Fraada 4spti with wbotf
tbe adrocates of Ilunary's rights ba
to reckon. Tbe eldav lasswwjth was goi
ernor of Hungary asasnas; tbe brief pe
riod af Its indepeasVsase la 1S49, bqf
en tbe failure ef fb aws-rement he le;
was for many yeaaw fca exile. In
cenrrea ms rnnnsssi tam so tne united
lutes. I
About three yeasa ago Francis Kov
antb Tislted tbe lbsts4 States to nnreb
A monument to bis farflaer and was tbl
recipient of many attentions wblcb raj
called to old lnbabUaats tbe slmllfli
honors bestowed ape aaa sire In dayJ
gone by.
Louis Kossutb d1e4 ta 1894 In Italy
He bad Hred In tbat aaoutry during the
later years of bis Efe. aftbougb by tbJ
amnesty of 1807 be anigbt bare return
ed to bis natire laad. Francis Kos
sutb was a eirQ engineer in ItaN
when tbe call came to bim soon aftei
bis father's deatb to go to Ilnngary
take a seat In tbe Hungarian parlia
ment and lead the pnrty whlcb tb
elder Kossutn bad once led. lie r
sponded to tbe call, gave up bis Itai
bin citizenship snd on arrival b
Bucharest was the recipient of vaani
honors. In outlining the policy upot
which he bad determined be said bs
would bold fast to bis father's prluci
pies, but would seek another way to
ward their realization. He declared bi
favor of working for tbe economic tnl
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JirEKOB FEANCTS JCEPH-
dependence of Hungary through peat
able means, expressed bis admlratb
for tbe Emperor Francis Joseph ai
avowed bis belief tbat tbe foundati
for the latter's authority over llu
gary would be more secure were t
Independence of tbat kingdom frtj
Austria In all matters of administi
tlon recognized.
Tbe relations existing between A
trla and Hungary are peculiar.
two countries constitute a Joint m
archy, and Francis Joseph I., who
now seventy-five years of age, is
peror of Austria and apostolic king
Hungary. He became emperor of A
trla In 1S48 and was crowned king
Hungary In 1S67. The two states m
ed under this rulersblp have their s
arate constitutions and parlianiei
and each has for most branches
state affairs Its own ministry and ;
ministration, but they are clos
bound together by the identity of '
ruler and by a permanent constltuti
al union which, upon the common pi
ciple of possession and defense, v
first proclaimed by the pragmatic as
tlon of 1723 and has since been regu I
ed by the so called "compromise"
1867. J
In accordance with tha conathnHn!
onion, foreign affairs and the grea
part of war affairs and finance re
! ing to tneru are dealt wan by foinn
.ministries. Tbe control of tli-e t
lstrlcs and the voting of t! emu;
budget ur oxerctaHi ' by-' t' (.
chosen tvom the pnrli t
two i-i)i:nti I'-. The pti ; ,
peiv.e.- i borue t v
flte.! b. tt'e;i:e!it.1'. "s
sb!e at e;:pirntiin or"
rloi'.s
For some time there baa been ui..
tent In Hungary because of a l
that the rights of that state under
agreeuienU forming tbe basis of u
between It and Austria were beiuj
fringed upon. The Hungarian p.-i
which l::m fonuod a coalitHM r
the leailer lilp of Ivusuth dor
form of fit electurul law n. i i
Bid vi r .:i -n :Viti $ , wparatlo
trlau iiiiJ Uung.ii'iun cutoui:. u.i .
traduction of tbo Hungarian linri
and fla? In tho army, as contem;).1.
In the '(ouiiironiiso" of iSG7. It b
ported that tlio emperor has nj,'r-e
reforms In the electoral laws la tli.
I rcctlon of mdveirnl mifi-.r.:;. Win-
te w'.'A tn.i'v eta ( -..ioiu la or:,-;
rpt'cH mp. "l.-ii'iit to stay tip Impt-ii
stonn reuiuliH to bo sc'.'U,