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General Information
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fir (URillil.lliK it Hlix'k ' Mil I n II.V
OUT prll I M (III NllM'k Cl'Ttllll'lllCM. tf
W,NTl:l; lo iikii in fiM-li Hinii
tu truvi'l, pof.t nlgn. nilvi rllHc nml
lciivi- Miimpli'N if iiiir n;i !. Snlury
ik) p. r iiiuiiili. I imi per tliy for
ixmiih.h. IIOYAI. M'I'I'liY Co.;
Kept. W. AtliiH I'.liM-k.riili-ligu. Vl'l-
The lixiimlni r him mi-lvnl it new
toiinplc lnk of tin' Wall Mri'i't lint'
of i-ngnm-il riTtlllriiti'H of HliM k nml
I.o'ikI lllllllkM, tin- immt up to llllte on
thi' market. I'mi-iI nml rmlorni'il by
tho li-iullng IlimiuliTH of Almllii.
( op rlght'-il. '"H ""'I '' t In-Ill If
ji.u mi-il im. t hint: I" thin line, tf
tr.NTr.l:--Two iik-ii In i-a-h con-
lily to r. pp Hi iit ami mlvi-rtlw Hard-
wan department, put t Humph
of our Koo.ld, i ti". Traveling I'omII-
ton or (Hllei MniuiK' r. Salnrvf'K) mt
Inoiith.i aHll weekly, wit ll all expelinen
paid III a-lviime. We fiii-iiMi every
thing. 'I he Coluliililil IIoiiki
Dept. r,U). 'j:il Mb Am- rhlcngo. HI
WANTKP: -Tw o men
rounly to ripremnt and
lliinlwi. re Pepiirtllielit,
iiiiinleM of our l'oihIh, eli1
lit (lull
ad vert Im
put out
Travel-
lug I'omIUoii or Mtln- Manacer. Sal
ary f'Ki imi per month ciimIi weekly,
with all eX(M iieM paid In advance.
We funilxh everything.
Tlli: Ol.l MI5IA HOI si:.
I hU-ano, III.
Iepl . MO, Motion, I'.ldu.
The Illinois Central
maintain in,. -x.i-lle.l m-rvi.-e from the
Wet the Kant and South. Muklnif
cloci' oniiei-lioim with train of all
traiiHCniitinenlal line, pHHi.em.'erH ro
given their i hoi--of roinen to I hk-ano
IuiHville. Memphis and New Orleans,
and thrmn-h thea point to the far
eunt.
l'ro-peilivo traveler defirinu infor
iiiatiou iiHtotho lowest mien and 1-ent
route are invited to tirrc-.Miid with
tho follow in repreHeiitativc.
It. II. Triuiihull, Commercial A-nt,
112 Third St., Portland, Ore.
J. f. Lindney, Trav Pa-H.-nr
An-nt, 112 Third nt.. rortlan.l, Ore.
Paul 11- ThoinpHoii l'aenKer Aucnt
Coin an P.uil.lii.kf .Seattle Uaf-h.
Popular and Picturesque.
Theonlv thii.K neierHary to inakt' the
Denver and Kio (irande the moat p
ular, aa it haa ever heen known the
most pleasant and moat ..iciim-i-que
way to eroM. the eonlinent. has com
about. ThU in the eHtahlixhinent of
throimh Hlee.in ear Hi-rviro.
In eonlieelion with the O. It. N. ft
U.roiiKh Pullman Standard Sleeper in
now run from Portland to Denver, leav
ing Portland at 8.r- p. m.. arriving at
Salt Lake at K -0 a. m. the i'ond
morning. l-vinK Ml 'nke l :j r' r
m. and arrivin at Denver 4 20 P-
following day. Thin n.hedulo givea pas
lennerH aeven hours ato-over in Salt
Uke, anordinf an opix.rtunity to vuut
the Mormon Capital an well as a day
light ride through the Kramletd scenery
In the world.
For rewrvation in thiH car and for il
luHtrate.1 hiM.kletH pioturinK the scenery
continuous t tho Denver &KioGrande,
provinK it to he the -Scenic Ime of the
World," wiitotoW. C. Mclirido, Jeu
eral AKent, 124 Third street, Portland.
If You are not Particular
don't travel over the Illinois Central,
as any old road will do you and we dont
want your patronano; hut if you are
particular and want tho best and mean
to have It, ask the ticket ftjent route
you via tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL, tho
road that runs through olid vestibule
trains between St.Paul, Omaha, Chicago,
Bt.Louin, Memphis, and Now Orleans.
No additional charge is made for a seat
In our reclining chair cars which are
fitted with lavatories and BmoekinR
rooms, and have a porter In attendance.
Kates via the ILLINOIS CKNTKAL
are the lowest and we will he glad to
quote them in connection with any
transcontinental line.
B. H. Trumbull, Commercial A jent,
142 Third Street, Portland Ore.
J. C. Llndscy, T. F. & P. A., 142
Third Btreet, Portland, Ore.
Paul 11. Thompson, Frt. A . rassenger
AKent, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
AyerkPills
Want your moustache or beard
BDeaumui Drowuurncu uiainr use
HOII! 1 MINI 15 TO
INTI.MI:5T
Al l. Ol ft UfiAOV.U
Wi' print tuwntliip pint.
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Mimic Ol 'lie I'.XHIIlllll't
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The Kxninliier print tow imlilp plat,
mid iiihIo ii lliem into Ixrfikii tonrder. if
Siimpli-M of the DeuulMon nhlpplliK
tin al The Pxamlner .office. All
hIm-m ami iualllleM, from Mnnlla to
linen. tf
Look at the ilcccriptioiiH of the land
tinted uith 'I he lxainii er thin week for
mile, h ml Ni-lert your piece In-fore it has
U'cn fold to some one e'se. tf
P.lHiiks for final proof, Desert proofn,
limlier land final pro'ifs and hlimk a III
davits for application for readvertise
meiits, hhink witness' Rllidavits, etc. at
Tim Kxninim-r nfli
tf
There Im two way a to tell a j?""'!
elKiir; one h to Imy II, pay your
mutiny and Hinoke It. Itut the lietter
way la to know that it in an liable
or a Mountain It one, which 1 aliao
lute proof of Its n'-noliiem-HH,
Made and for Mali' by A. Storkmau,
at the elKiir factory, tf
Wo are now prepared Ui sell several
tracts of land at prices that will startle
you, esHrially if yon are ac'inainted
with the location. We have land all tin
way from fl.&O i-r acre up ti flS; tin
Improvel or Improved, to suit the
purchaser. Lake Counly Kxaminer.t
Si-e a Himple of the Pacific tnolitly
at thla olllee, ami yol will not henl
tate to pay 1 2..V) for a year'M Htih
Hclptloti to Tlie Kxniiiincr and that
valualde Mayazine pnlillMhed In Port
land. "
l armerM, have yor butter wrap
pers printed at The I'xainlne olllcc,
Instead of w-ndliiK away for them.
You kii p your money at home, and
patronize them that patronize you,
Is-shh-H, you hoo what you are tfet
tltiK and don't have to pay for It If
It doesn't suit you. tf
If any MubserlUr or the r.xamlner
wishes) to auliMcrllM'for "Tom wat
kiiii'h Magazine." we will accept tl-rn
from them, write the letter, buy the
poMtal order and nend for the niatiu
.ine to any addresH. Then; la but
one nrlce on "Tom w atson.H Mana-
rlne." and we do not club with it'
but an a matter of accomodation to
SubscrllM-ra to the Kxainlner we can
K-t them the mnazine without any
trouble or'rUk to them for the regu
lar price. . tf-
A Mountain of Gold
could not brltif; us much hiipplnesa to
Mrs. Lucia Wllke, of Caroline, Wis.,
as did one 2."k; box of Hucklln'a Arnica
Salve, when It completely cured n run
niiiK aore on her lejf, which hud tor
tured herfor 2U loiiffyeara. (In-atest
antlw-ptlo healer of Plica, WouikIh,
nml Soroa. 2. ut Ixt Peall'a Druj;
atori.
POST YOURSELF
AND FRIENDS
If you contemplate a trip east call
on or write to un at Kono. Should
you have frleudn coming from the
eiVHtyou can jjet Information reard
Intf ratcH, routcH. etc., which will be
to their advantage and comfort. If
you wiah you can deposit cost of
ticket with uh for their puhhiiko and
tickets will Ihj furnished them at
their caatern homea. Thin ofllce la
with you and rosponHlble, which
should lie an Inducement to commu
nicate with ua rather than with tliow?
In other clth'H.
II. L. (Irltlith, Agent, So. Pac. Co.
Hi-no, Nevada.
J. M. Fulton. Dlatrlct Passenger
Agent, Sotithcru Paclllc Co., Iteuo,
Nevada.
TITH
CI.KANUINO
ANI 1IKALINO
CATARRH
CUKE FOIt
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
Buy and jileuant to
. CuiiUim no in
Jurlooi drutf.
It ! quickly nbtorhoij.
tllvu Uellufkt ones.
it oin iKi v;ivBiii , 1 1 r a rt
AllnyilnUaiiiumtli.u. WWW "'fM
Iluali and fnitnou the Membrane. Keatorei Oil
Dnaa of Taate and HmlU Urg 8a, 60 oeiiti at
DruiiirlBU or hr maill Trial BUo, 10outa by mall.
HLV BllOimiU, M Warren iuee, w otb
Tne treat, rule of health
Keep the bowels regular.
And the great medicine
Aver's Pills. LI.Tk0:
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
liiv tra.w vaukuuiv ua a. if. hall uu a-uwu. m. a.
H. K. I., mtrtntr W.
-ri.-nt -:roirj
l4ikrvlw, Ore, l.afcvlfw, rf
LAKE COUNTY BUSINESS MLNS
DtVIlOPMtNT ItAOUE
If you wish Information ahou
Lnkn County, Oregon H'llre ;ilh
:r of t lie ahovo r-nl lemon, who will
ho pli-nHi-il to n-ply.
n. 11. CHURCH DIRI-CTOKV.
Plan of service of Pastor of the M. K
( hurch. Iakeview. 1st and 3rd Hun
days of each month.
llethel at 11 a. m , and New Pine
Creek at 7 p. m., 2nd and 4th Hundays
of each month.
Lakeview at II a. in., and 7 p. in.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p.m. oth
Snndiiy I'mon Sc hool House at 11 a. in.
Lukeview at 7 p. rn. You are cordially
invited to nil the service.
KixroKO Snviikh, Pastor.
NoUce Co Public.
No person or persona are allowed to
trespiiHrt or prospect on Section 'M,
township 4H, North, Khiiko 15, West,
on the California Hide of tho IIohkur
Minln District, without first KettiiiK
written permission and making ron-
tractwithJ. Monroe Ijiyrnan, Port
liidwell, California. Any one dom
so w if limit w ritten Hiithority w ill I;
prosecuted.
J. Monroe Layman, 19-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Tin-re is only one wuy to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional ri me
dit-n. I.)eufues8 id caused by an iullam-
ed condition of the mucous lining of
the Kustachiau Tube. When this tube
is influnied you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect heariim', and when it is
entirely dosed, Deafuesa is the result,
and nuless the inflammation can lie
taken out and this tube restored to
its noriunl condition, henrhiK w ill be
destroyed forever ; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is
nothing hut an inflamed condition of
tho iiiucouh surfaces.
Wo will kU Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case of deufuosn (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall'a Catarrh Cure, fiend for circu
lars free. F. J. Cheney k Co.,
Toledo, O.
Hold by DriiKKiwts, 7.V.
Take Hall'a Fam'ly Pilln for consti
pation. TVfc ?ii ivr OlM'IN.-.l. Ma!..
l-Il- rinn-to rtii-lfuinl- U 111 hH.'.' .
s f af
rih'nra ri-:'iwittof)r. hni-t-. "
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The Leading Paper of the
Padflc Co3t
Th San Frandsco
Chronicle
The Weekly Chronicle
The rery beat weakly Newspaper
ubllahod Id the entire West.
$1.50 a Year
liirluilinc poataf ko any i"t of the
wL.iusi tala. Canada eud Mexico
It Is bat because, besides
rrtat!n all the news of the world
' unci -"esk In an Interesting way
I ir.d 'ulljr Illustrating many
iftic.es. It has special deparl
rru n'.a devoted to
ACR1CULTURB
HORTiCULTURl
TCULTRY
LIVi STOCK
M.NINC
LITERATURE
FASHIONS
acd S. OKTS
These are presided orer by
ei tors hv!nf a thorough knowl
1-e of their specialties. The
1 devoted to Agr culture,
Morfcu'.ture, Poultry and Live
voca an well Illustrated and
ii ed with matter of the greatest
'iif rest to all engaged la these
in tustrles, every line being
nttcn by those who are In close
i.-ii.oh with conditions prevailing
on this Coast.
:XND FOR SAMPLE COPT.
It will be seat free.
Do yea want the Chroaio'.e.
Reversible Map?
Showing the United States, Do
minion of Canada and Northern
Mexico oa ene side, MAP OF
THE WORLD, preaeating to view
In una oeat!nuea snap, wltk all
aieis tn tnto proportUa. tho oa
Hie luriaoe 0 tho BartB oa tho
other aide.
Sea4 13 aa4 fet th Map asd
"Woekh Chreatolo" for oao year,
posugo pref alo a liap aaat
The Dally end Map
r saejC p.asmew ped4
Only t&7$ a Year
M. M, 4 YOOMtsj
Csji.
! LAKE VIEW
SADDLERY
t
g S. V. AMLSTROM,
Proprietor.
V -
A,
t th
The hest Vaqt'f-rns-d-
& die on the market.
& AImo a coinjili-U-lliK- of waou
T
zT ami litiKify hnrni-nH, whip
4 rohcH rlataM, IiIIh, i-jiiirn
4 '1'ilrtH, rowtti-H, In far-ti-vrrj
th)n In tho lino of t-arriai-
awl horw; fiirtilHhliih. !!
pairing hy comiieU-nt nii-n.
III
ERECTED IN 1 900
MODERN
THROUQHOLT
FIRST-CLASS
ACCOnnODATION?
SAHPLE ROOiT
For COnnERCIAL
TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
P P LIOMT
OhO HAKkOW
LIGHT cc HARROW, Proprietors
at at
Lakeview Furniture Store
E. N. JAQUISH, Proprieto.
Full and complete stock of
Everything in the line of
FURNITURE
WALL
PAPER. CARPETS,
LINOLEUM, GLASS.
k CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES tjl
BARGAIN DAYS
IN MAGAZINES
This week the Centra Magazine Agency will make
the foIIowingbargaK prices on on the leading maga
zines of the country Just in order to secure your
order:
No, 1. Two Magazines for the price
of one
Madame 100 h0th One rr
McCaiPs magazine 50 UUUI YearCbJL.UU
No. 2. Three ilagazines for the price
of one
Success $1 .00 4.n n c -xxx
Madame 1 .00 three Q HQ
The Reader 3.00 YeaKPO.VJ
N0.3. Four Hagazines for $2.00
Success 1.00 11
McCalPsMagazlne.... 50 ll One CtU
American Boy i.OO -f-- Year CP1.UU
Madame 1.00
success $1.00 n
Cosmopolitan 1.00 0neCDQPO
Review of Revsews... 3.00-f-- year iDO.JJ
Madame l.OO"1
SPECIAL Thd above combinations are some of the best ever offered to the
public. The Success Is the best general monthly magazine published. Mc
Call's Magazine Is the best fashion magazine. Madame Is now the beat
high-grade woman's monthly published, and the American Boy Is the best
In Its class. Think of It four magazines one for each member of the fam
ily, $3.00 worth for $2.00, provided you scud your order at once.
Special Agents wanted to securesubscribers to Ha
dame. Send for our free catalogue.
Central Hagazine Agency
Box 320, Indianapolis. U. S. A.
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...LAKEVIEW, OREGON... A
PLANNING A
HANDY BAR.N
In tho ncconipnnyln? hnrn plnn stall
orcupy ono Bide of the hnrn, but may
le turned to suit convenience. TI10
plan hIIow stubl for cows, 25 by Mj
pnsntce, 5 by 13; horae tfllH (four).
20 ty 1.1. An yon enter fho hnrn
atalm-ny nt th rlelit taken you to th?
Stalls
Oirt
n $
Xi
VJ I I
2
loft. XptA r-oi:if! the carriage room,
0 by 22 (stilr.vay Ii three feet wide);
then th t'l'.iln room, opposite tho paa
sage and p i'i.illy convenient to horses
and cowp, ." tiy 9; next the harness
room, ; ') '.). The harness room
hould have a i.j.-,et for fancy driving
hanifs. rt va. I liinUctH, etc. A wasb
atand wo iKI r!- o In? convenient. Iast
but not . i n i'.n ii-pU-mout room,
12' j hy '.1, . W,cU evury f;ir;u?i should
have, ileiv in iy Ir s'or:;d a HiUltitUiU
of Kinali i;i: ji'-::ir- i, s.u'e froui Xh
weather. 'i l.; - ;,: i.rjy litive a work
bench '!.:iiM h::vt If you have nil
shop. A ilriveu - -f f-ft wide nine
the entire I-nth f. tlj !i..rn.
It will !. tlint I have planned
for loU of Uayli.-.lit. U '.i-j.i tiii? universe
Is briiiifal of ii it se.-.ii.-. too had to
shut it out. It U saiiitai-y. too, says a
Rural New Yorker correspondent, com
menting upon till br.ni plan, submit
ted by himself. P.- all means lay no
floor under the carriages. By keeping
them on the ground you save much
shrinking of riius and expansion 0
blacksmith's bllLri. As to cost. If one'
can get his frame out for $200 and will
work hard he ougbt to build a barn
32 by 50 for $.800 and hare something
left. Discbarge your carpenters when
tha frame Is up If you are at all handy
with tools, rutting in windows, build
ing doors, etc.. Isn't such an undertak
ing as you might think. Make the barn
warm, light and airy, but not drafty.
Faltb la Cattle.
We expect to see better things In tha
beef cattle Industry, but we are no!
counting on the settlement of the ranga
country to help bring them about Vi
do expect that the development of the
sheep Industry on ranges and farms
and the attractions of the hog business
on the farms will cut into the produc
tion of cattle to snch an extent as to
have a beneficial e2fect on prices. In
some sections sheep have almost re
placed cattle. If the ranges are to pro
duce fewer cattle then the farms musl
produce more or the supply decrease.
It is doubtful whether the farms are
producing more cattle, however. Cer
tainly they are selling calves quite
freely. And equally certain Is the tend
ency In the corn belt to raise fewef
cattle and depend on the range for sup
plies. If all these conditions continue
the country will Inevitably come to a
cattle shortage. National Stockman.
Champion Shorthorn Ball.
This handsome Shorthorn bull, White
hall Marshall, was champion at Kan
sas City and Springfield In 1000 and .Is)
owned by O. F. Harding: of Wisconsin.
Wrll Ordered Pastures.
A well ordered farm should have
hog pasture, two for the cows and
colts and one for the calves. If theta
are a few sheep they may run with tha
cows. If much of a flock, they need a
separate lot. Often the calves and
hogs use the same pasture. This will
do. but It is not desirable. It Is better,
though not necessary, to have the cowa
and colts separated. The playfulness
of colts Is apt to distress the calves.
Kimball's Dairy Farmer.
Aa Object Leaaon.
To prove that a harness will mote
a load If the start Is slow and steadj,
but will not move it If started with A
Jerk an exchange suggests the follow
lug proceeding: mtch a piece of or
dinary twine to a weight of about
twenty pounds. Tull the cord slowly
and steadily. The weight will mova.
Now try to move It by applying tha
force with a quick jerk. The cord
breaks and the weight Is not moved.