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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1905)
I 1 (a 10 : t o t b 01 ei a m f a re n cl til IS c m t In n -e ?r ic h ai ill Uf tl II ic U( vt e , n '. g IT le. I t 1 jr C( )1 J d t !: r i ! r r it 1; 8: r it pi t d b it w a c r A CaIm dtoamtn CJatanlnrf PablUMS Evtrjr Tbrl.jr. C. O. METZkEk . M.Male BmIMIiii Entered 4t th Pout OWct l akrvtrw, Or. (Ons Year $1.00 1 Cleveland were married. TERMS: Six Months, iThre Months l.uo 50 1 LAKEVteW. ORBOON, DKC. at. IJ. Fulton Get Good places. In the reorganliatlon of the Sen ste committees, now about com plete. Senator Fulton secures chairmanship of the committee claims, retains his place on public lands and on irrigation, ami in aa d It Ion is assigned to postoflices and postroads. He is disappointed at aoi securing a iiact on i ur vom mere committee, ihtuW ui tueui terest he has In securing approprla tfons for the Columbia River and ther Oregon and Northwestern waterways, but for all that he Is considered more fortunate In his committee assignments than any Senator entering upon his third ynr in Congress. He will retain his mietubership of fisheries and one or two smaller and unimportant com mittees, which he held In the last Congress. Mr. Fulton was In direct line for promotion to the chairmanship of the claims committee, which tllspen- see millions oi tionan. err, iuu- rees. and under the seniority rule. he was given this place. This very fact operateil against him in his race for the commerce committee, and was largely instrumental In crowd- Ing blm out of the coveted place. unepostomce commntee. 10 wnicn he is newly appointed. Is another committee mat nanaies one mg ap- propriatlon bill not to mention Its exclusive privilege of pa sing upon the nominations of all Freoidentlal Postmasters. For a long time we have not beard ot Chas. M. Pain, promoter, novelist and newspaper man. but guess he has been digging away over at Coos Bay; or at least a column and a half solid.nonpureil art i.-Ie pub lished In the Oregoniau on December 16th, dated at North Bend and sign ed at the bottom with the familiar Chas. M. Sain, would put us at ease as to his whereabouts. Mr. Sain took exceptions to an editorial pub lished in the Oregonlan a few days ago relating to what Oregon needs and confining itself principally to the deepening of the Columbia river to 40 feet; and at the same time al lowing Coos Bay to be deepened to 30 feet. From the attitude of the present congress toward appropria tions for rivers and harbors, both the Oregonlan and Mr. Sain are In deeper water than the bottoms of their respective harbors are likely to be for some time. Suffrage Petition Filed. Petitions for the submission of the equal suffrage amendment were filed in the office of .Secretary of State Dunbar on the 13th, with 99s.j signa tures affixed. The filing of the pe tition at this time entitles the sup porters of the movement to furnish and have distributed to the voters a pamphlet advocating the adoption of the resolution. This privilege is secured to all who file petitions prior to January 1. Petitions for conntl tutional amendments or the enact ment ot laws by Initiative must be filed by February 1. It is reported that tho Klamath Lake railroad, running from Thrall, on the Southern Pacfie, to Pokega ma, a distance of 2'J miles, has been sold to the Weyerhaeuser people, to gether with large tracts of timber lands in that section of the vast tim ber belt of Southeastern Oregon. Mr. Richardson, snys the Klamath Be publican, who has charge of the. of Hce at I'okcgama, confirmed the re port, and further stated thatthecar rjing of all mails, freight and pass engers would be discontinued after the first of the year by the new management. Miss Roosevelt to Wed. Formal announcement has been made by President and Mrs. Roowe- volt ot the engagement ' their daughter, Alice Lee Kowevelt, to N. Ijongworth, representative la con gress from Ohio. The wedding will take plnce bot the middle of next February. The ceremony will t-nke place In the IUue parlor In the White Itoune, where President and Mn All the paper are sounding the alarm "look out for fire at the Christina treei" and advising as a precaution the abolition ot all flam able material for decoration pur poses.such a cotton to represent snow, etc.. and mdng as few can- the dies as Is possible about the tree. on uood advice and timely warning. - when you see It in The Examiner )t j8 go - Paisley Pointers. - E M Urattaln who has been lu - Pa,8h., foP HOim, we,kB cluing out the Innes hind and cattle business. has succeeded lit selling both land and cattle nt good figures. As stated in a former issue of The Examiner the tine landed property Is now divided up Into several por tions and gieaf Improvements such as building ami fences will le made next year The Bra tin in brothers bought MM) head of rows and calves at t'M. Jonn iTn.U r 'Ivuht 2:x heifers at fl5 Ge H,inkins also bought a ,argre Dumlrr f tht, liattIft Whe Wf. nKIVt ,ne lo8a of the Ine8 bro,,,erH froln our mIdst a far the CH()I(. buBin,.8H i(J concernej we are gl ( that ,(ie prupmy hlUJ eo w,. ,,T,,led an1 BOd that lt wl aJl, KrvatjT to the population of chewauean valley Paisley Is i uking on new life since the announc m-nt of the building of the Oregon and Eastern R. R. to the northern border of Lake county. It will makp VaMvy tue nub of the nnivpiw i m Now we are ready for the resus- itation of th.' Chewauean Post, for a real estate otlire, a national bank, a 11 uiu.-u .urr iiuVu, , uu.r; system and sewerage. But first ot all we must have the town of Pais ley Incorporated. It's coming. Not a little preparation is belug made for Christmas. Christmas tree exercises for the little folks. Mas-' querade for young men aud maidens. I "Big eat" for all. i The merchants are displaying ' nealth, from ore extreme of faddism to ,,, . . , ;n, . ,. , ' another, when, if thev would only eat Christmas goods. The children are , , , : . . , ' good food, ami keep their bowels reu practising songs, recitations, etc, j ,ar with I)r Kifl.. New Life PiB and some of the youths of Paisley their troubles would all pass away, are learning the two-step and other j Prompt relief and quick cure for liver "fancy" dances. The dressmakers an(J 8tmach trouble. i53 at Lee Beall'n are planning and building someelab-1 rUg Btort'' guaranteed. orate costumes. Hurrah for Christ-j A Guaranteed Cure for Plies, mas that comes but once a year. j Itching, Blind, Weeding or Protrud- John Blair was a visitor in Paisley Piles. Druggists refund money if , , , . w. . . . jPAZO OIXTMKNT fails to cure any last week, we understand that he Uce, no matter of how long standing, in about to close up the McElhlnney to 14 days. First application gives , , ,,. , lease and rest, 50o. If your druggist business and then will travel for j lia(:n't it 8en(j 50C in stamps and it will health and recreation. he forwarded poet paid by Paris Med- , .... .... . , 'cine Co., St Louis. Mo. The l armers' Mutual telephone I Association has completed arrange ments to place 21 phones In Paisley and the Chewauean valley. This means business, several of the pur- chasers f the Innes tract have or- dered phones for their new holdings. Ted Woodward has been on the sick list for the last few days other wise there Is no sickness here Warren Marsters has erected an ice house on the hotel property this week. Grand Masquerade Ball. Friday, December 22d, 1 905. Heryford Opera House. Maskers not having tickets must give their names at the door when purchasing their tickets. Lady maskers are admitted free, but must hand their name and the character represented written on a piece of paper to the door keeper. Orand march begins at 9 o'clock sharp. None but those masked will be permitted to dance un til after unmasking. Unmask at 11:30 o'clock. Supper will be served at the I. O. 0. P. Hall. Tickets including supper 3.00. Spectators: Adults, o0c; Children, 25c. Tickets are now on sale at Ahlstrom Brothers. THC HQS CA MAKE YOtJZ SELECTION, rot Ttir HOLIDAYS fii c'ry"Tor3T rum ctrr ucfmmuNBfo 2.5 STOCKTON ST. 9AN rRANCtSCO. CAL. Rev. Snyder's work In the field as pastor of the M. K. Church Is appre ciated by good congregations. John Trader has hceu attending to business matters In Paisley for sev eral days this week Lloyd Hunter as In town Sun day. C. W. Withers hiuI wife returned j from lakevle llrt of the week i where he has Imvii nt tending to land business. i F. W. Weldey cm me In from Lake-J view Sunday with a load of frelgt i for Alnsworth & Withers and thej Paisley !rug store. ! The Masons mid inemU-rs of the Eastern Star will have a Join-Installation on Hecember ;k)th. The Micks Almanac for loOo. The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac will not le published for 1905, but his monthly Journal, Word and Works, has Ix-en cnanged Into a large and costly Magazine, and It will contain his wtorm ami weather forecasts anil other astronomical features complete. The November uumber. now ready, contains the forecasts from January to June, 1906. The January, number, ready Decem ber 20th, will contain the forecasts from July to December, 1'JOG. The prlct of this splendid Magazine Is one dollar a year. Se It and you will have It. The Novemls-r and Janu ary numbers containing the Rev. Irl HitkH f,,rt.eaMH fur tt,o whole year. j nnd more complete than ever, eim be I had by sen. ling at once 2.1 cents to; Word and Works Publishing Com pany, Mo. 2J01 Locust Street, Nt. Iouis, tf In Had Chase. Millions rush in mad chafe' after A Fearful Fate. It is a fearful fate to have to endure the terrible torture of Piles. "I can truthfully eay," writes Harry Colson, of w. .r iu- ing, Itching and Protruding Piles, Bu,ken.g Arnica Salve the cure ' made." Also best for cuts, burns and ; if :n t u.v.. fr. ti i injuries. 2.";cat Lee Basil's, druggist. OABTOniA. Btantlia Kind Yob Have Alwayt Bceflt TmOffAtSTS W r U4 I1 II i i in . . EVERYBODY'S We have the Goods to suit the Tastes of Everybody. All mir prices are Pair and when you Buy Here Once you'll Surely Come Again. A full line of Woolen 'nderwear, Sweaters, Felt Boots and Rubbers. t We have been furnishing Sheepmen with Winter sup plies for these many years and have laid in our stock with their interests in view. I in What is Good for one is j jjj BAILEY & MASSING! LtS I A JP?'CI 3 r I 1 1 I 4 0 EXPECTORANT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 months. ThlS Signature, SECURED FOR THIS PAPER SIR A. 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