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3 General Information
Family lliiiora nt I'nnt & Klnir. M
Wo have h full net of Mywll-Kolllnii
ft. CoV, anmiileit of Htork iVrMflmt'
and liundM, with price llt. If you
are nrttanlxliiK a atock company K't
our rlw on stock rcrtlllcati'n. tf
The F.xnmlner linn received a new
nniiiVM book of tho Wall Htreet lln
of cnjrmvi'd certlllciite of nUn k ami
bond lilnukN, the most up-t(-lat on
the innrket. Vml ami endorwHl by
the Icndlnjr flimiiiier of America.
Copyrighted. Call and wf them If
you newl anything In thin line, tf
WANTKI): 10 mon In each a tat
to travel, pot "Inns, advertise ami
leave samples of our goods. Hillary
75 00 mt month, '.o per day for
expciiae. ItOYAIi SUPPLY CO.;
Dept. W, Atlas Hlock.ChlciiKO. 62-2
H'ANTKD: Two iihmi liM'ach con-, dHvim Im .-'' "' tin readvertie
nty to represent mid advertise Hard-. ti-t Mm aiim-a sftiilsviis, wc .t
ware department, put out sample Ti- Ksmiio.. . in -e. if
of our iroodM, etc. TravHIntf Posit
Ion or Olllce. Mnnawr. Salary $ K) n-r
month, ciimIi weekly, with all expem-a
paid In advance, We furnish every
thing K 12
The Columbia House
Dept. 010, 231 5th Ave ChloaKO, III
WANTKH: Two men In each
county to represent and advertlne
llardwi r Urparlmi'iit, put out
aiuplK of our kooiN. etc. Travl-
ln l'owltlon or Otllce ManiuoT. Mai
ary I'.HI.IMI mt month cani wii kly.
with all xpi'UH'H paid In ndvanco.
Wi- fiirnlHh ivi'rythlnjt.
TIIKCOI.CMlUA UOl'SH.
Chicago, III.
iH-pt. U0, Mulion, IUiIk.
The Illinois Central
nmiiiuiiin uncc'llcil nurvics from the
W-nt u, tl.o I'.imtand Siiulli. Makinir
cliw coiitK'clious with traiim of all
transcontinental liiinn, .iiHotiKcr are
givon their choice of rou lea to (lilcauo
IiuiKville, Memphia and New Orloana,
and through thene point, to the far
B'''"
1'rotiH-tlve traveler, .leairing ''"'
Diatiou a to the lowest rate, and bent 1
rotitea are Invited to correoiid with
the following repreHentativc.
H.J1. Trumhnll. Commercial Agent, ,
142 Third Ht., Portland, Ore. !
J. C. Llndaey, Trav l'awwnger
Agent, 142 Third at., Portland, Ore.
Paul l. ThonipHon Tanitenger Agent
Col m nn ISuilding .Seattle llai-h.
Popular and Pictureque.
The only thing neceiHury to make the
Denver and Kio Crande the rnont ycty '
ular, as it hn ever leen known tho
moat . pleaaant and iinwt piciurepje
way to croM the contivient. has come
about. ThU i the intabliiihnient of
through alee pi n car service.
In connection with the O. H! A N. a
through Pullman Standard Sleeper U
now run from Portland to Denver, leav
ing Portland at 8.'i p. in., arriving at
Bait Lake at 8 40 a. m. the aecond
morning, leuving Salt Lake at 3.S0 p.
in. and arriving at Denver 4 20 p. tu. the
following day. This whedulo givoa p
aongera seven hourii atop-over in Salt
Lake, affording an opportunity to v'wit
the Mormon Capital as well as a day
light rldo through tb urandent scenery
in the world.
For reservation in this car and for il
lustrated booklets picturing the scenery
contiguous to the Denver & Itio Grande,
proving it to b the '-Scenic Line of the
World," wiltotoW. C. Mcllride, Oen
eral Agent, 124 Third street, Portland.
If You are not Particular
don't travel over tho Illinois Central,
as any old road will do you and we dont
want your patronage; but if yon are
particular and want tho best and mean
to bavo it, ask the ticket agent to route
yon via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL, the
road that runs through solid vestibule
trains between Ht.rnul, Omaha, Chicago,
Bt.Louls, Memphis, and New Orleans.
No additional charge is inado for a scat
in our reclining chair curs which are
fitted with lavatories and smocking
rooms, and huvo a porter in attendance.
i:atua via tho ILLINOIS CENTKAL
are the lowest und we will bo glud to
quote them in connection witli any
transcontinental line.
II. II. Trumbull, Commercial Agent,
142 Third Street, Portland Ore.
J. C. Un.lsey, T. F. A P. A., 1 12
Third Street, Portland, Ore.
Paul 11. Thomption. Fi t. A PaHHwu-ei
Agent, Column V.llj., Seattle, V.'ah.
rouir wiiu'
wur Ilk loHtliur. Wriin
WE VILL TAKE THE RIS C
Writ to for free iimploi of Sua nw tyllHh tniuKKrlnici. Olv u. J Vk
iTi I "mi W il.ow you we limit uny rialc to yoii Unit w will umk Q
Vhi iinnlt rinilr ul TlOUHM to your iueBvn o llm t you vr lm.1. If "
.htro...r..ultiouwh.ii thuy wlll.o.t you t aJ. Oih..rti.uoi.iiKtol9
tf!?ti "riJJIJiloOt Our "lyionnHiiit wall you 1 imb tlmt tliny wu.t nti.ty you or you uod i
Jor tliu '' ""tlZ. Jioihi. Juloniliil urnu ut lam lli C'lmiiot or Hunt nulpeil WolnUnU. lh
locuy tut t una (uuiiio.
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Dutch lunch u
loon.
llr-n'iTT Mu
ff Mining
nftlee
Imik h Mi.- Kxnmmr
Ti.H Rtnm('-er prima fnwnhti plst,
unit iiiNki lum mid Inxik lonrder, tf
'impli- i if Mil IIi'IihIhom hlipltlg
MJt Hi The KlHIIItiifl' olflri- All
t" ami ! Ill !. from Manila to
llll.'ll. If
IMik Hi IIM -lHITI'll l' 'I 'llM IhII(
listed with The tfiaini -r 'M eek for
le. and mIih vMir pii'i-M Im-ii.'w h turn
iHt'ii anlil in imn i'1-f. 'f
Itlmi k - for (Inn I rKi(, luri f il-.
timber ImixI ilnnl proofs ami lilMik sill
There ! uvu way to tell a jfood
cljrar; In to buy It, pay your
monay and Kiunkt If. lint t lit ln-tUT
way In to kno that It im nn Kajtlt
or a Moiintaiii Uhmc. which in mIimii
lul proof of ItM Ki'iiulniMM'MH.
MhiIo ami fur hI I A. Htorkman,
at t Iih i litai- fiM-ior.. tf
ttc nn- in. rttiaivil ni'l nevnrtl
uh'mc ii ImihI i ru-p ilmt will ntartle
von, eei ihIIv if yon are acquainted
with 'lie liH-Miioii We huve land all the
ay frnin f I M r arre up to (15; un-
niirove-l or lniin.veil, to auit the
i.im liiixf r Lake ('iinlv F.xnniiner.t
S-e a mh in pie of the I'arlllc motltly
at thU olllce, and you will not henl
fate to pay f2..V) ior a year'H Miiti
Mclptlon to The Kxatiiluer 4ind that
valuable Mayazlnu publlHhcd In I'ort
laud. tf .
Farmer", have yor butter wrap
pern printed at The Kxninlne ollice,
liiMtcid of Kemllntt away for them.
Vein kep your money at home, and
pil tlmt mlrIIUt. you
tH-Htileri. vou nee what von art' iret-
tlK nn(, ,,n.t hftVe to IMiy f(,r U
It doean't ult you.
tf
If any aubecrllicr of the Exani'ner
i it. I In.. tt kiiliMrllii, ti ir "T.nn U'uL
Mn(fllIt,M.f.. w w nm.,,t XM
frolu t,.mf wr5u. tntf ,.tter, uy the
poatal order and aeud for the inn ca
nine to any addresa. There la but
one price on "Tom wntMou.a Mag"-)
line," and we do not club with it, I
but iiM a matter of accomodation to
Kubw-rllierM to the Examiner u e can
Kct them the mag;iuine without any
trouble or rUk to them for tho regu
lar price, tf.
A Mountain of Gold
could uot hrlntf as much hnpplneng to
Mra. I.ucbi Wllke, of Caroline, Win.,
aa did one 2.V- box of Buck lin's Arnica
Salve, when It completely cured a run
iiin note on her leg, which hud tor
tured herfor "' lonjf.vearM. Oreateat
nntlHcpilc healer of Piles, Wounds,
and Sores. 2."c at Ixh; Koall's Drug;
Htore.
POST YOURSELF
AND FRIENDS
If you contemplate a trip cast call
on or write to ua at Iteno. Should
you have friends coining from the
east you can get Information regard
ing; ratea, routes, etc., which will lie
to their advantage and comfort. If
you wish you cau depotdt cost of
ticket with tia for their passage and
tickets will be fiinilnhed them at
their eastern homes. Thiw office Is
with you and rtwponaible, which
should be an Inducement to commu
nicate with ua rather than with those
la other cities.
II. L. Griffith, Agent, So. Pnc. Co.
Iteno, Nevada.
J. M. Fulton. District Passenger
Agent, Southern Pacific- Co., Ilcuo,
Nevada.
Nasal
GATARRS1
In nil it sullen.
Ely's Cream Balm
clciumn, HKithen unit hc.'iln
Ilia tllKi-niu il ini'inln iiio.
It curiBciiliirrli nml itrlii-s
uwuy a colli In tHu lin il
iinlrlily.
( I't'iiiu liiiliu U ; mv lulu tliu noalrllii.pjiii'aJ
ui r Iho n mliri'iip i.n.l la utisoilii il. Kcllcf la ltu
incIi:iui mul a runi t'lKuw. It In it (!i J iug 1'm
tint iir.i.Uii-o mi.-iv.lii!;. l.i.ii-Kit'i, J" xuta nt Iirug
jUm or ly mull; 'i'rlul bite, 10 wntn.
1 l.V UiJOTtililiP, f.OWurreu blfixit, Ki-W Voili
COLUMBIA WOOLEN MILLS CO. t PORTLAND OREGON
4 Haarll
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LAKE COUNTY B' SlNtSS MENS
OlVEl OPMtNT IEA01E
If yon wiah lntormation aliou
lk ('ounty, Oregon addreca fit h
er of tin '.lov! wnf'nvt, who will
im pleH(!(l to reply.
n. c. church dirixtory.
' Plan of anivlren of I'antor of the M. K
Church. Iikeview. 1m and 3rd Hin
ilayw of eMch month.
Iteihel a' II a m, and New Pine
reek at 7 p. in. 2nd and 4th Bunday
of eaeh lie n III. '
Iakeview ai 11 a. m., and 7 p. tn
Prayer nieeiing Thursday 7 p. m. 6lh
Hiii'dny Union Hchool Iloime at 11 a. m.
Jjikeview at 7 p. m. You are cordially
Invited to all the ervicen.
Hw roan Hutdkr, Tator.
Notice Co Public.
No pemon or peraona are allowed to
trexpaaa or proHect on Section 80,
townnhip 48, North, IUnif 15, Went,
on tho California Hide of the Hoaue
Mining DiMtrlrt. without ilrat Rett inn
written permlMHlon and maklnif con-tnw-t
with J. Monroe Iuyman, Fort
Hlilwi ll, California. Any one doing
ao without written authority will be
proHecuted.
J. Monroe Lnynian, 19-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, aa they cannot
reach the dlseaHed portion of the ear.
There la only one way to cure deafness
and that la by constitutional retne
dies. Deafness la caused by an inflam
ed condition of the mucous lining of
tho Eustachian Tube. When thin tube
is inflamed you bave a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness Is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored
its normal condition, bearing will
destroyed forever; nine cuaea out
ten are caused by Catarrh, which
nothing but an inflamed condition
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars free. F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take UaU'a Fam'ly Pills for consti
pation.
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Proprietor.
q The best Va(i(V-ostl
t die on the market.
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& Alao a complete lino of wagou
and buggy name, whip.
4 robea rlata, bit, spun
quirt, roaetten. In fact every
U Im? In the line of carriage
and horae furnUhlDK.
pairing by competent men.
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FIRST-CLASS
ACCOnnODATION5
SAHPLE ROOH
For COnriERCIAL
TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
SbomarXow LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors
Lakeview Furniture Store
E. N. JAQUISH, Proprieto.
Full and complete stock of .
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FURNITURE
WALL PAPER. CARPETS,
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BARGAIN DAYS
IN MAGAZINES
This week the Centra Maga ine Agency will make
the follow! ngbarga'- prices on on the leading maga
zines of the country Just in order to secure your
order:
No, 1. Two Magazines for the price
ofone
Tha Home Magazine... 100 hnfh One rr
McCail's Hagazine 50 UUUI Year CD l.LAJ
No. 2. Three Hagazines for the price
of one
TnecH $J.oS three ;B3 00
The Reader 3.00 earUU.W
N0.3. Four Hagazines for $2.00
Success 1.00 01
McCaiPsMagazine.... 50 OnemQ nn
American Boy..' i.OO feet. YearCPC.UU
The HomeMagazine.. 1.00 1UU1
success $1.00 ,,11
Cosmopolitan .1.00 one(nQ rifl
Review of Revsews... 3.00frwif year CDO.JJ
The Home Magazine 1.00 1J
SI'KCIAI Tlia nliovo coinlilnatlonsdro 8ouh of tlit'1ict ever offn'il to the
public. Tlu Success la the beat Renoml inouthly innirnziiie pulilUluxl. Me
t'nll'H Mnunzlno Is the bent fashion tnntfuxliif. Muiinnie in now tho U-m
hlnh-Ri-iiile wonmn's inouthly puMIhIioiI, hihI tla Anifik-an I'.o.v I tlu bi'Ni
in ItH cIiihh. Think of it four iiwiiriii'.ineH oiu fur cm-li niember of the fiini
lly, f..p)0 worth for t.HO, jn-ovkleil you m-ik vour onlei- at once.
Special Agents wanted to securcsubscribers to Ha
dame. Send for our free catalogue.
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"l.UCKY" BALDWIN.
UU Ml, I wind of aelatle) la tkr
Ulalaar fleffloas.
In IK.., a. little party of gold seckm
with a mimcer outfit of horM and
radons atarted for California from the
Tillage wf Racine, Wla. In command
ef this adventurous espedltlon was
young n an who took with him hla wife
nd Inf.. at daughter. Ills name was
E. J. FaMwIn and te made a wise
choice Ui stinking from hla reatlcaa feet
the dus. of a tamer civilization. lie
Deeded . larwr theater of action for hla
ent-n;
tralllnr
the plr
who w
fight I.
tioir 1
and utirpln activities. While
hnrigti the mountalna of Utah
were attacked by Indiana,
beaten off C urine a alx hoar
which yonng lialdwln killed
ef. After Iz months of hard
party reached Ilangtown (later
ahlp tl:
railed i acervllle). In California.
Here Baldwin tarried and began
placer
been n
hirted .
down
lining. lie ajipeara u hare
more than an ordinary red
ronnnt. meeting the up and
f mla'.u? Ir.cU until the dis
covery of the Conmtof k lode at Virgin
ia City. Thi'dier he tlrlfieJ and dlK-or-ered
t!i t bis natural bent wan gam
bling w th the mines that other men
bad o, jetl. Am: J a whirlwind of
ipectib .on he fa'j,bt his way with
such u cesiH that he I tned from the
smoke in a few ruontha as "Lucky"
Bailwlj. the man who had cleaned up
$700.010 In the gigantic deala In the
stock of the Opblr mine.
Ban Francisco waa the Mecca of
tboee lt:-ky aoni of fortune who were
rearing a great city by the Golden
Gate. Asa stock and mining specula
tor "Lu -ky" Baldwin ahone rewpen
dent, but he waa alao a loyal son of
Ban Francisco. lie built hotels and
theaters and business blocks even
while be was amazing that far from
conservative community by madly
freak Ixb extravagances.
In a very lucid Interval be bought all
the 8par. ish grants be could find near
Los An ?lcs and there spent a million
In maklrg this ranch of bis not Only a
splendidly productive property, but al
so one if the most beautiful estates
ever laid out In this or any other coun
try. It was bis bobby, his pet. and he
planted miles of avenues with noble
shade trees and made wonderful trop
ical gardens, surrounding his home by
a paradise of vernal beauty. Ralph D.
Paine In Outing Magazine.
"TELL IT TO THE MARINES."
Pepra' Veraloai of the Orlaria f tkr
Eiprauloa fcy Ckarlea II.
The saying, "Tell It to the marines,"
Is traced to Pepys. the author of the
famous "Diary," and it Is said by him
to have originated with Charles IL of
England. "It so befell." as the story
goes, "that his light hearted majesty,
with an exceedingly bored expression
on his swarthy face, was strolling In
the shade with the Ingenious Mr.
Pepys. secretary to the admiralty. "I
had speech yester'en at Deptford.' said
Mr. Pepys, "with the captain of the
Defryance, who hath lately returned
from the Indies and who told me the
two most wonderful things that ever,
I think, I did hear In my life.' Among;
the stories told were of fish flying im
the air. 'Fish flying In the airP ex
claimed his majesty. 'Ha, ha! A quaint -conceit,
which 'twere too good to spoil
wi' keeping. What ho. sir' be turned
and beckoned the colonel. Sir William
Killigrew of the newly raised mari
time regiment of foot, who was fol
lowing in close conversation with the
Duke of York we would discourse
with you on a matter touching your
own element What say you, colonel,
to a man who swears be bath seen
fishes to fly in the air?
" 'I should say, sire," returned the
sea soldier simply, that the man hath,
sailed in southern seas, for when your
majesty's business carried me thither"
of late 1 did frequently observe more
flying Blsh in one hour than the hairs
of my head in number.'
"Old Rowley glanced narrowly at the
colonel's frank, weather beaten face.
Then, with a laugh, be turned to the
secretary.
" 'Mr. Fepys,' said he, 'from the very
nature of their calling no class of our -subjects
can have so wide a knowledge
of seas and lands as the officers and
men of -our loyal maritime regiment.
Henceforth 'ere ever we cast doubts
upon a tale that lacketh likelihood we
will first tell it to the marines."
Army and Navy Journal.
Weight of a Plereof Ice.
A rough and ready method of cat-""
culatlhg the weight of a piece of ice
is afforded by the fact that a cubic
foot of tills substance weighs approxi
mately 57.25 pounds. First measure
the breadth, length and height of the
cake, and the three results, being mul
tiplied, will-give the number of cubic
Inches. If this answer be In turn
multiplied by .033 the approximate
number of pounds will result. For
Instance, a cake 8 by 0 by 10 Inches
contains 7-0 cubic luches. This multi
plied by .033 gives 23i pounds, tho
correct weight of such a piece of Ice.
YVranii I'illipr Way.
Mr. J:ivl):uli I've i;ot u ne v sten rj
rapher. Mrs. Jawback P.rme! I sup
pose t'48 other wasn't pretty ouuii'i
for you! Mr. JawUick It's :i man.
Mrs. J.iwhacU I'll. 'eolius monster! Try
In;; to niiUe IV pe;ile thin!; I'm t.
Joaloiu n lit .vou have a k'.jI. eliV
C'.ewlan-l LoailiT
tourn--.
"Ijes j m- vy ,1 'th t.;ki aJ'U'i- you?"
Va n1," ansvi'iv.l Farmer 'orutos.
rel. "il.1 i' H'sn't l.'!;e v.' rU any uio; o
t'.:-t:i I (In. T!:e . '..V.-cm-i. Is t!iit
be hi t:ie i:' ".: v iC li.-i conviction.?
V'n hi'l ;t :t i t.:r
lie Is su".U-vit!y h'lrne.l t!it kuowj
how t Vl we'' ' !!. it m T.ver tnilib
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