s I IttMttonnl ocn I 1 1 1 f 1 1 IiiikIi nt th Brewery Ku Idiiii. tf I'll 1m t y i !' 1 spring weather; nun idilue iniii mill kiiow. Garden iiinl flower need mid on Ion nets nt Ahlstrom Bros. 1 Joo K rummer, A. 1. Crnedo mnJ L. II. Lyons wcro registered nt llolel Ijiikevlrw last Friday from lily. Th m. (. Cloud, Dim KoiIii Work Innri, rereiveil n tank of gas this week liiul will nuike up it Imti'li of himIii Witter. Mix Alice Roosevelt WMN married Inst Hut nt ilny . After hII, tho occur aneo illil not hti tin) worM from re volving. Alilxtrom J Iron, ciin get you onn of tlie bent talking machines made, tint oil O. Phone, nee our list of record for tliem. I J. V, Maxwell, the. real csfate. agent, has liiul ii couple of thousand descrip tive, circular printed, which Im will ilixt ribtile where they w ill (In the most good. Jus. M lanes came down from Cho wniiciiii Momliiy on h IiuhIiiokm trip. We understand that Mr. mnl Mm. J li nen will mooii leave for Kan Francisco, where they will make their home. Harvey K. Brown, of linker City, ICenulilii'Hii ciiuiliilatu for governor, win we plat form appears in thin hhih of Tho Examiner, wrlteH that he ex pert to visit Iiko county the fore pal t of Mutch. Little John McDouoiigh, who Im at Ijike City, Modoc county, going to Hchool, writes his futlier, of Lakeview that lit a spelling mutch he spelled down all the pupil in the school up too the eighth grade. I'retty good for Jiihiiuy. K. E. Sloan, tlm Warner vull.iy rancher uho wits drought here hist week to lie extitiiincil fur hi sanity, in still at the lintel, his condition very little improved. No examination him lieeu made Jet. lr. I'nt lemon reiiiov cil one of Mr. SIoiiu'h eyes one day hint week. I'.. M. I ti it) t ii i ii anil family expect to leave thin we.-k fur San Francisco. Ia-i Id-all Im leased the lirattaln resi dence ami will move In as mooii an the placets acut.d. Ian Malloy will move Into hi own residence, that I now cccupieil ! .y I-e llcall, Mome time tlii spring. Jue I'liind, who one time resided at 1'ine Creek, i here from I'rilleville. He cmiie here to lie Identified by some of hi former jk'iiiii I nt it ii(' w ho knew him buck in Missouri, where he ha fallen heir to home property. J. D. Venator i hi attorney und the dcpo itinin with I ik'Mi huforo District At torney V. .J. Moore. "iinuiiriiii.r I Jetty, " the novelty two step, I y Ciirltou J. llalfoiir, the Mind liny composer, i making n hit all over the country. It win recently publish ed by .1. W. .leiikin' Son, of Kiiiihii City. It i written in a lively march tempo, bright, fascinating, every htrnin a haunt lug hit of melody. The publishers will mail a copy to any ad die for '.M cent in Mump. Sum Sargent and wife of Alturas, ciinie up tul. ake lew hist week, Mr. Sargent on a pleaure tri and Sam to ili-liver t he new elect lie piano to I'oht A King, in place of the one cent here a tew weeks ago, which did not give Mitt intact ion. Mr. Sargent had no trmilile in putt ink' the new instru ment in place, und now visitor to the I'ot .V King huloon mo given a rare treat nt mechanical music. A Kentucky hanker wanted u rail road ticket and had only n two dollar hill. It rc'iuireil three dollar to get the ticket. He took the W dill to the pawnshop and pawned It for 1.50. On hi way I nick to tho station ho met u friend to whom hu Hold the pawn ticket for t?l. Ml. That gnvo him a Now who Ih out that extru dollar? Imxv liook News. (Wo wUl het a font of old style ix point quads that the f.'I wouldn't tako the follow out of reach of punishment for bin crime. ) Ayers Give nature three helps, and nearly every case of con sumption will recover. Fresh air, most important of all. Cherry Pectoral Nourishine food comes next. Then, a medicine to control the cough and heal the lungs. Ask any cood doctor. - tint UHd AyWt Cherry r"Uorl M yrt ago. I linn ittHii tnrrllila ! li' illi u.ui eiirnl li It. I mn her wlilioiit II. ALimur U. UamiLTUm, Mmtetu, Ohio. Jfl..WWi.,I.OO. J.O. ATillOO., Mrmu for mimimmiLim Consumption Mfiititri deiniindi dally action of tno bowela. Aid nature with Ayer'a Pill. EM-Broads Light and UQOf arc made with BAKING POWDER Absolutely Puro AntUdyapeptlci mnybacatca without Inconvenience even by peraona with dcllcau digestion P9v4i Mum fowot OO.. MW OW. Jut. T. Metker U doinK hoiiio re pair work on hli dwelliinf, in North Iakevlew. I j. II. Mo went out to hi ranch at Juniper Mountain llrnt of the week to do Home work on the place. All who want lace curtain wahed and Ironed In the latent etylcn call on Mr. Koi! Mcl'aniel. Kirt houe im'ith of Mr. M. K. KiniHcy. 1 The Klaniath County Chamber of Commerce ha the matter in the printer' hand for n phnmphlct ad vertUiutr the rcHOiirce of Klauuith county. Ten tl Mllld of thewt hook let will l e printed for dlHtriliiition. Some wlnely expended money, indeed. 1'at Crowe, who wa arretted In llutte, Montana a one of the kidnap per of Kddie Cudahy, Hon of the mil lionaire packer, from whom ?i'i,u raiiMom win Hipieeed for tho return of hi hoii, wa acipitted ly a jury in Omaha on th. 10th, after K hour de-lilx-ratioti. Crowe could not U'identi IIimI a niio of the peron who receiv ed the money and wa relened. He wa then iirrcntcd on a charge of hold In,' up n htreet car in Council lilulf and taken there for trial. J. II. Ialinr, nccrctary of t ho l'ort land Hoard of Trade, returned from Wawo County yesterday after attend- ill.' two meeting, one at llml Kiver and one at The llalle, in connection with the puMiciit ion of the hook ct tiiiK' forth the reource of the variou countie of Oregon. Meeting in the Cliainliem of Commerce In both place were well attended. From Jlood Kiver a coinmitti-e of three wa up pointed to meet at The lalle for the purpose of uuikiiui favorable rei'om meudat ion to county otllcer. The meet IUH at The I tulle wart more en-thuiai-tic and f li was contributed to "bonht" NVaco County. Orcjjon lan, We are continually receiving letter from people reiiiei.tinn a copy of The Fxaminer containing the di-hcirptivc matter of Lake county, and a we have hent out all of each issue every wctk, H i neceshury every week to publihh the art icle a'ain in order to Mipply the demand for t Ii it matter. If the county would have notno de criptive matter printed for dirdrihu tiou it would greatly relievo u of the obliK'ation to supply it and allow u to print new that it of more interest to local and constant renders. No one can know what an enormous demand there Ih for descriptive matter about Lake county until he put hisinelf in ii position to be plied with requests for it. We print inoro und more every week, but it all noes. Tho expense fall pretty heavy on us alone, but we are willing to bear it as lonn us pos sible, if it will result iu benefit to the county. Reclamation Profitable. In Hucakltur of the arid lauds in the West, the Irrigation Ae bun tho fol lowing to say : To occupy and properly cultivate these areas will require a rapid influx llutlon. Every million acres re claimed will add fifty uiilllou dollars taxable property to the country 8 wealth, for without unity of soil and water both are valueless. With in different cultivation , euch acre will yield twenty-five dollars annual pro duot. Two years' product from an area which before produced nothing will repay the total cost of reclama tion and some to spare. With inten sive farming, production may be doubled and quadrupled. Counting population of the town, an Irrigated community will support one Inhab itant to the acre. The Irrigation Age. BOM WE WILL TAKE THE RiW Writ, to ui for fr wmplei of flu. .w itrllrt r0",?r,".0,'t ?I II tho diiMt ilr of THOU SIC US to your mtuun tht you vr nd. If htrouMr.ult vou wliVnthyrotliil.Ua th.r will oo.t you 80. Olh-r Wilor. ul $8tol A.?th 11m! ilofh. Ox r 'wrooiuoi.t wim you I. uh th.t th.y mu.t U.iy you or you j.l wl fiiuth lf Alio trow."ve.V VuuU. It n.v to t or hrlu, it wUlkiwp Iu b.o kud TO'fcViliU-te COLUMBIA WOOLEN MILLS CO. t PORTLAND OREGON CANDIDATIiS' COLUMN An a mutter of fnlrnen mid linpnr tlnllty to all cnrulldateii whom nn iMuiucf mcritNflppeiir under the above bend I ii jf, the editor wImIich It under xtood that Mich iinnoniiceinentn are placed here by t liecnfidiiliteH or their friend n.ud paid for, and nrw not to Im- t'onnldered iih editorial continent. To the Democratic Voters 1 announce mynelf nit a candidate for tho olllce of Hhurlff of Iako coun ty, Oregon, Niibject to tho action of the Demctcratic, party in I'rimary Ele ction, to l-e held on April '2"th, UK Ml. M I) Hopkins To lh Drmocratlc Party of Lak County. 1 most respectfully submit my name a a candidate for tho nomina tion of Kherilf f Iiko county, Ore gon nubject to the action of tho Dem ocratic, I'arty in Primary Election to le held on April 2, Y.W. V. Y. Iino. To Ri publicans of Lake County. I hereby submit my name a h can didate for tho office of Sheriff of Lake County, Oregon, subject to the action of the ItepuMicaiiH of the county, in primary Election on April IStth, 1900. Alltcrt Dent To Ih Hrpubllcani of Lak County. 1 aspire to bo the I Republican nominee for County Clerk of Iako county, Oregon, at tho general election next June, and will submit my name for your consideration at tho Primary Election to lte held April 2th, llMXI. I ask at your hand a careful consid eration of my qualifications, and, if in your opinion, I am capable and wor thy, respectfully ask your support. Yours Truly, E. N. Jaquish. To The Republican Voters. I hereby uuuouncu myself a candi date for the office of County Clerk of Iike county, Oregon, subject to the decision of the Ilcpublicnn voters of Iike county at the primary election to be held on April 'Jth, .. J. W. Tucker. Because He Wants It. Some candidates ure born. Others Ix-como candidates at tho urgent solic itation of their friends, but J. L. Smith is a candidate for county clerk of Iiko county, subject to nctlon of the lN-publican Party in Primary Elec tion, April U", l'.KHj Ilccause he want the oflice. Democrotc Voters, Notice. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho ollleo of Sheriff of Lake county, Oregon subject to tho decis ion of the Democratic voters, at the primary election to be held on April :Mh, '.hJ. Lee Hi-all. Tor Treasurer. 1 I hereby announce inyse'f as a can didate for the nomination of County Treasurer, for re-elect ion, subject to the decision of the Kcpuhlicnn voters nt the primary election to be held April "nth, r.H', in Lake County, Ore gon. F. O. Ahlstrom. For County Commissioner. Silver Lake, Ore., Jan. 30, 11HH5. I hereby announce myself a u can didate for the nomination to tho oltleo of County Commissioner, of Lake County, Oregon, subject to the decision of the Republican voters at the Primary Election to be held April o, l!tnj. Respect fully, E. K. Henderson. For State Printer. Tho undersigned announces himself a a Republican candidate for reuom iimtion tor Stufe Printer, subject to the decision of the Itcpublican voters at the forthcoming primary election. J. Ii. Whitney, Albany, Oregon. Candidate for State Treasurer. Hon. Frank W. Ueuson, of Rose burg, Oregou, has announced himself as candidate for the Republican nomi nation for Secretary of State, at the coming primary election. Mr. Benson has no platform other than to assure the publio that in the event of his election to this high office, he will de vote all his time, energy and ability to giving a faithful, prompt, econo mical and satisfactory administration of the affairs of the office. Mr. Ben son ia well known to the people of the State of Oregon, having been a resi dent of the State for more than 25 years. He is a lawyer of acknowledged ab ility, a man of conservative business habits, President of the Douglas County Bank at Rosoburg, and has the confidence of all the men who know him. The voters of Lake Coun tv will make no mistake, if they cast tb.elr.ba5a ots for him. Hit HIIIIIIIIMMUI Greak Beginning to-day, we will sell all Ladies' Shirt Waists at COST All Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, Capes and Jackets at a DISCOUNT of 25 per cent- We are also making a great SACRIFICE in all Ladies' and Misses' Walking Skirts. Call and see us and be convinced that what we SAY IS A FACT. Lakeview For Governor, (Extracts from liaker City Herald, Feb. 2, KJfl.) Harvey K. Urown, for the past four years sheriff of ISaker County, an nounces himself a candidate for the nomination for governor on the repub lican ticket subject to the voters and not the machine of the party at tho primaries on April 20, 19O0. His platform is as follows: The primary law and the election of all ofllcers by direct vote of the people. Abolishment of all machines and bosses and let the people rule. Euforcement of all laws, city, coun- ty, state and United States and the ,. ... t . repealing of the same if not the proper laws for the people. The abolishment of the use of money for campaign lunds and purposes by .... , .. f. any candidate, faction or corporation, only as actual legitimate expenses. And last but not least, woman miifrnce ,, . , ot , r. omivuii u l, of the death of wud E. II. Gibbins, I believe iu our new primary law be- ; and all the right, title and interest cuuso it gives the people a chance to' that said partnership and said Edwin select who they want; they are not j Hartzog has i acquired, by operation ., . i.i , , .,!oi law, or otherw ise, other thau or in compelled now to take what the old ; a,1(1ition to that of the said partner machine and bosses put up for them j ship, and that of the said Edwin ut the old convention. Hartzog at the time of the death of I am a Roosevelt republican who in 1 hf E. II. Gibbins, in and to all that ...... certain lot, piece or parcel of lands my opinion it one man that is strictly , ituatef lyiug alld heitlflin hU Couu. honest and one that money does not ; ty of Lake, State of Oregon, and tempt I think it time the republicans bouuded and described au follows, of Oregon were turning down tho old j J'ommencinK thirty (30) feet , . . . , East of the South-west corner of lot machines and bosses and getting in , x F ... f Kt..tioI. y;,.,,. i line with the people because if they do not they will turn them all down as; 17 - they have evidently done in Portland, ; . , .. , , and get nun from another party who w ill do as the people want done. Tho use of money for campaign pur- poses I am strictly opposed to, only as . actual legitimate expenses. Uecause people for the right don't put upmon ey for that purpose but corporations, wholesale aud retailers in illegitimate businesses and gamblers w ill put up money to no limit to hold onto aud further their interests in tho city, j county, state aud United States. And if they don't put up the money and a candidate docs he generally, as past records will show, by grafting or using public mouey w ill go wrong, always to tho detriment of tho party and tho people at large. Aud here I want to urge the republcian party in every county to nominate the right kind of men for senators and representatives to be voted on at tho next general elec tion. Now last of all but not least, women suffrage. I believe in it because if a mother is capable of raising a boy from the cradle to manhood she is also capable of voting aud helping to make laws that help to govern the boys after they are men. And if auyone in the world has any influence over men for the betterment of mankind and good government it is a good mother, wife, daughter, sister or sweetheart, and we will all have to admit there ia a very large majority of this kind of women iu our glorious old Oregon, my native state. Now aa for my record it is hero in Baker County, from childhood. And as to my record aa sheriff I have done the best I could for the people under the circumstances and can say I am one man that is just aa free today aa I was the day I weut in office and I will admit I am no orator ov public speaker but oue of the best single handed talkers iu this county on these subjects and I expect some great crit icism from our learned men of the state, These few reasons for my platform are from my own personal experience aud is the outcome of my going into Reduction Sale Mercantile '' office as sheriff of liaker county, de termined to find out the reasons why our laws were not enforced and why a majority of all officers go wrong. One of the people, HARVEY K. BROVX. Administrator's Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Edwin Hartzog, adminis ( trator of the estate of E. U. Gibbins, deceased, and also of the Partner ship of Hartzog & Gibbins, in pur suance of an order of the County ; Court of the State of Oregon, for the ! County of Lake, duly made and en- tered on the 13th day of January, ! 19 Xi, in the matter of said imrtner- ! ship, will.on the 24th day of Febru- , "T;riauS at the hour of one o'clock, P. M. of said day, at the store build- ,nB cf neming 08.011 the r,rernitieSt j ncll at public auction for catsh in hand. j subject to confirmation by said Court, all the right, title, interest ; and estate, which said partnership of ; llarlz0(( Uiubin3 ha'd at the tYme ; of the death of said E. II. Gibbins, J and all the right, title, interest and ! estate which said E. H. Gibbins and , said Ldwin Hartzog had at the time j ( rj), Township Forty-one (41 ) South, Range Twenty-one (21) East of Will- r.,u:.... i .i. amette Meridian and thence running North Seventy (,0) feet; thence East 0 nudred and Ninety-two aud I three-fourths (K2.7o) feet; thence j South Seventy (70) feet, to the State ! ae; thence West One Hundred Ninety-two and three-fourths (112. To) fot,t to tbe rj f jKKiuuiuf;. The date of the first publication hereof is January 2."th, 1900. EDWIN HARTZOG, Administrator of the estate of E. H. Gibbins, deceased, aud also of the Partnership of Hartzog & Gib bins. 4-j Frightfully Burned. Chas. W. Moore, a machinist, of Fold City, Pa., had his hand fright fully burned in n electrical furuace. He applied liucklen'a Arnica Salve with tho usual result: " a quick and perfect cure." Greatest healer on ea rth for Burns, AYoumU, Sores, Eczema and Tiles. 25c at Lee Beall Druggist. WANTED: District Managers to post signs, advertise and distribute samplea. Salery flS.OO weekly, 3.00 per day, for expenses. State age and present employment. IDEAL SHEAR CO.,39 Randolph St., Chicago. Jan. 23 4 iu. AHMBMl B Is a most refreshing p 4W,r ' beverage if Rrfl JESSE MOORE jfflS9 . WHISKEY f&mjf Y It's delightful flavor is SfMm I an appetizing revelation. ..5v!C l GEORGE JAflHERTHAL Company tt mm it if '111111110 1111 IH--rt Land Piaal FwooT. United States Land Office, Lakeview Oregon, Jan. 29 1906. NOTICE ia hereby given that Mich ael P. Barry of Adel Oregon has fded notice of intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 459, for the E. half of Sec. 15 TP. 40 S. If 27 E. w. M. iK'fore Register and Receiver at Lakeview Oregon on Monday, tho 12th day of March, 190. He uaintfi tee following witnessed to prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation of said land: John P. Barry of Adel Oregon, John Fitzger ald, Elmer McCulley and Robert Mc Culley of Lakeview Oregon. 5 J. N. Watfon Register Satire ft'or Pabliratloa. Department J the interior, Land Of fice at Lakeview, Oregon, Jan. 2C, 1906. NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler hai filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that taid proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 12th day of March, 1900. viz: Bsnjaman F. Cannon, H. E. No. 2104, for the X NEJ, SEJ NE. Sec. 33 and SWJNWJScc. 34, Tp. 35 S., R. 19 E., M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence up on und cultivation of said laud, viz: James McDonald, Wm. Hartlerodo Thomas Stanley Paisley, Oregon, S. P. Moss Lakeview, Oregon. 5 J. N. Watson, Register. Popular and Picturesque. The only thing necessary to make the Denver and Rio Grande the most pop ular, as it has ever been known the most pleasant and meet picturesque way to cross the continent, has come about. This is the establishment of through sleeping ear service. In connection with the O. R. & N. a through Pullman Standard Sleeper is now run from Portland to Denver, leav ing Portland at 8.75 p. in., arriving at Salt Lake at 8 40 a. m. the second morning, leaving Salt Lake at 3.50 p. m. and arriving at Denver 4.20 p. m. the follow ing day. This schedule gives pas sengers 6even hours stop-over in Salt Lake, affording an opportunity to visit the Mormon Capital as well as a day light ride through the grandest scenery in the world. For reservation in this car and for il lustrated booklets picturing the scenery contiguous to the Denver & Rio Grande, proving it to be the '-Scenic Line of the World," wiite to W. C. McBride, Gen eral Agent, 124 Third street, Portland.