General Information
inn tmino. in
IN1I.'II!.T
ALL Ol K UV.AW.U
We print lownt-liip plats.
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Fmnll.v lliiiMK nt Pont & KIiikh. tl
W'e have it full Mi't of MywII-ltullltiH Dutch liincli nt tin UnwTy Hn
& Cu'm., Hiinpli'M of Siuck (Vrllllciitc llMIII. tf
rtti'l ImmuIm, with price llt. If yuti
lire oruanl.liitf 11 mock roiiipnn.v Kft
our price on Muck cert lllci ten. tf
Tli r.xiuiiltuT Iiuh received a new
Kiiinplf lionk of tln Wnll Strict line
of engraved rtTillli'dtcK of nluck mid
bond blanks, tin iiiohI up-to-date on
tin" innrki't. I'mimI mid endorsed 1y
tin- IrinlliiK IIiiiiiicIcim of America.
Copyrluhtcd. tall mid ' tlu'iii If
joii imimI miytliliitf l ,iIh I1'"'- "
WANTIil: 1 m' 11 In ench Hint
to tnivi-l, oht nlgim, advertise mid
leave miiiipli H of our ooIh. Kaliir.v
f7.'i.(K) per moiitli. f.l.oo per day for
pxm.i.ch. hoyaIj huti.y Co.:
IHpt. W, V.U lock.CliliHXo.
IfANTKI': Two men liiciudi cou
nty to represent mid ml vcrtUe Hard
MiniiiK
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Il it t k m nt the lixittniiici
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-n tnploM of the OfiinlMon Milpplnu
tan nt The Kxnmliiur nltlcc. All
hI,i-m mid iiulli lex, from Manila to
llicn. tf
I.impU Ht tin- lrwrilliim oftlie land
listed with Tim Kxaml it ilii ?i'k fur
Hie, n ml nclcct your pier In-fur' it Iih-
cen H.ild toMiini' om- tf
lilimkn lor llniil tiriHif-, rt poml
1 1 if I r In rid linnl prxoU ami blnnk m fit
(IrtvitB fur Hppll' Htl'iN" fur reMilvertlie
ini'iitx. I'lHiik wilm-tV hIIkIhviik. etc l
,i i. nt out uuiiinli-M i Tim Kxntnllicr i.lli . tf
wiirc m fi i -i - - 1
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OI our ko.m.h. . if. ....... ...k . ,.l(.n. M ,W)( wnyn tn ,,. n
ion or in.-.. .Mini...-.. . -.... j T-i". 4.lkr(vr; (. H to Imiv It. pnv your
n..nth.riHhw.M-kl.v,wlthiill.'XM.nH...i)i)iii(iv ,, MIkt. ilt the better
paid In advance. e tiirtiiMii every
thltnr. H-IU
11m I! xh miner prints tow n)lil plat
mid trinke them Ifil'i books toordcr
way la to kno that it in. mi I'.mtU
or a Mountain Hone, which in nbso-
Into proof of Itn ki'iiiiIikmh'mm,
Maili' and for nuK ly A. Ntorkuuiii
at tliBclKar factory, t'
Wo r now prepared Vo dl wsvoral
triicU of Und at pricea that will ntarlle
you, fnxcially if you are acquainted
w ith the location. We have land all the
The Columbia llou.
JH-pt. il, 'SM Mh Avo Chicago, III
WANTKIi: Twu men In each
county to reprencnt and advert Ine
Hardwt n lcpartmcnt, iut iut
amplcn of iur kooiIh, etc. Travel
Inir Position or Oitlce Manmrer. Sal-
nry $!HI.h per month cumIi wtn-kly, I way from fl.50 xr acre up to f 15; un
with all cX-nt" H paid In advance. I Improved or Improved, to unit the
, We f tiriiUh everything. purchaser. Ijiko County Kxamincr.t
THKCOIX'MIUA IIOt.'MK,
t'hlcngo, 111.
iN-pt. lilO, Motion, l'.l.lg.
The Illinois Central
maintain unexcelled aervicu from the
Wiwt to the Kant and South. Makliat
Clone conniM-liona with traina of H
Uanacontiiiental linen, pMengera are
given their choico of route to ( liicaito
Ix)ulHville, Memphis and New Orleana,
and through tin-no oinU to the far
enet.
Iro-ctivo traveler deiring infor
mation a to the lowest rat and het
route are invited to eorrei.ond with
the following reprenentalive.
It. II. Trumhull, Commercial Agent,
142 Third St., I'ortlanJ, Ore.
J. C. Llndney, Trav Tannenger
Agent, 142 Third at.. Portland, Ore.
I'aul It. Thomprton rasenger Agent
CVilman Huilditig Ncaltle H'anh.
Popular and Picturesque.
The only thing nec.Hnary to make the
Denver and Hio (irandu the mont poj
ular, a it ha ever leen known the
inoBt pleanant and moet picturetiqiie
way to croKi the continent, ha come
about. ThU in tlui entablinlniient of
throuiih alivpiut rur ncrvice.
In connection with the O. It. A a
through rullman Stiindanl Sleejier ia
now run from I'orthmd to Denver, leav
ing Portland at 8..". p. , m. arriving at
Bull Lake at H 40 a. m. the necond
morning, leaving Knit I.iiko at :i.f.O; p.
m. and arriving at Ih-nver 4 20 p. 111. the
followmg day. Thin nchcdule givrs pn
cnger eeven hourH ntop-over in Salt
Lake, affording an oportunity to visit
the Mormon Capital an well a a day
light ride through the gramleHt cenery
in th world.
For reservation in thin car and for il
lustrated booklets picturing tho scenery
contiguous to the Denver & Klotirunde,
proving it to b the '-Scenic Line of the
World," w.itotoW. C. M.dlride, ien
oral Agent, 121 Third street, Portland.
If You are not Particular
don't travel over the Illinois Central,
aa any old road will do yon and we dont
want your patronngoj but if you are
particular and want tho best and mean
to have it, ask tho ticket ngent to route
yon via tho ILLINOIS CKNTHAL, the
road that runs through 10) id vestibule
trains between Kt.I'aul, Omaha, Chicago,
Bt.Louis, Memphis, and Now Orleans.
No additional charge ia made for a aeat
In our reclining chair cara which are
fitted with lavatoriea and smocking
rooms, and have a porter in attendance.
Ratea via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
are the lowest and we will be glad to
quote them in connection with any
transcontinental line.
I). II. Trumbull, Commercial Agent,
142 Third Street, Portland Ore.
J. C. Lindsey, T. F. A P. 'A., 142
Third Street, Portland, Ore.
Paul It. Thompson; Frt. A Passenger
Agent, Column IUdg., Seattle, Wash.'
Sc a sample of the Pacific motitly
nt thin office, and you will not lienl
tate to pay f 2.S0 for a year'n huI
nclptlon to Tho Kxatnlner and that
valuable Maynxlne publlehed In Port
land, tf
Fanner, have yor butter wrap
pern prlnU-d at Tho Examine olflce,
Instead of Mending away for thetn.
You keep your money at home, and
patronize them that patronize you,
benlden, you nee what you are get
ting and don't have to pay for It If
it doesn't nult you . tf
If any nubncrlbc r of the Examiner
wlxhen to aubncrlliefor "Tom wat
Hon'n Magazine," we will accept $l.f0
from them, write the letter, buy the
pontal order and wnd for the maga
xino to any addrena. Thore U but'
one price on "Tom wataon.n Mngo-,
line," and we do not club with it, I
but oh a matter of accomodation to
SubncrllMirn to tho Examiner we can
get them the mngazino without any
trouble or rink to them for the rcgu
lar price. tf.
M y I,. mtri. s W, Maaell
'ri'lilint UrcrBUry
ImUrsttn, Or. I.akvir, Or
LAKE COtNTY BUSINESS MENS'
DEV EIOPMENT I EAGLE
If you wish Information abou
l.nkn County, Oregon adilrcHH eith
er of the hImivc cntleriieii, wlio will
Ik- ph-ased to reply. '
fl. H. CHURCH DIRIXTOKY. ,
Plan of vices of Pastor of tho M. V.
Church. I.Hkeview. 1st and 3rd Sun
day of each month.
lietliel at 11 a. 111., and New l ine
reck at 7 p. m., 2nd and 4th Sunday
of chcIi month.
J,akitview at II a. 111., anil 7 p. tn
Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p. 6th
Siiinliiy I'liion hcliool House at 11 a. m
Lakeview at 7 p. tn. You are cordially
invited to all the service.
SiNroiii) Bnydkh, Pastor
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SADDLERY
S. F. AHLSTROM,
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The best Vxiit''''v
die on the market.
Notice Co Public.
No person or iiersona are allowed to
troHptiH or prospoct on Hection .'JO,
township 48, North, Iinnge 15, West,
011 the California Side of the Hoague
Mining District, without first getting
written permission aiwl making con
tract with .1. Monroe Layman, Fort
lid well, California. Any one doing
so without written authority will be
prosecuted.
J. Monroe Layman, 10 21
Also a complete line of wagon
and buggy harnean, whlpr
rolwn rlatan, bit, apurn
4 'l'ilrt, roaetten, In fact everj
4' thing In the line of carrlnm?
and hom; furnishing. Ite
pairing by competent men.
LUl'UOVEMENT WORK
OAK PARK'S METHOD OF DOINQ IT
BY SECTIONS.
l ! Aeompllhed In thm ChU
eumo Mnhnrb bf th Torra Ilrttvr
irnl AaaorliKlnM Prraldenl Trenofc
Tell of It SalUfartnrr Outlook.
By ori.iwils.iu;; tho village of Oak
'urk. a su ,irl of thic.10, into Ul-ri.-iions.
tnc'i un'kiu for the physical
hetteriiu'u. of In o.vn restricted terri
tory, the ..k 1
elation ". ui ---I
the tli- :r. ;.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, aa tbey cannot
reach the disepsed portion of tho car
There ia only one way tocuredoafnesa
and that is by constitutional reme
dies. Deafness la cauaod by an inflau
ed condition of the mucous lining of
tlio Eustachian Tube. When this tube
la inflamed yon Lave a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it ia
entirely cloaed, Deafness is the result,
and unless tho Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to
Its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyod forever; nine canes out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Rend for circu
lar s free. F. J. Cheney A Co. ,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Faro'ly Pills for consti
pation.
ERECTED IN 1900
MODERN
THROUGHOUT
FIRST-CLASS
ACCOnnODATIONS
SAHPLE ROOH
For COnnERCIAL
TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
P P UOHT
OEO HARROW.
LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors
STUDY
LAW
TT1E ORIGINAL SCHOOL 1-,ni I Ijl
l toil t'T liut'l sviVHrJ to vi )- 'iar. I "A"
kMtJfjfh.crtl try eourlh ftlhi Iim lor. I AT.
(.iprnciMii Afii rotii-iriit iiuatrtict
iiik I fcptfjf ItitM uitly. 1 litr
oiitw - rr"tiralorT. Hitwtaa. 'ul-
lttn, l'rpnr for iira ii-. Will
u-iur your rt.tvtiimn ant prtwrt-i
111 iHlaUlitHa. HtllfWlilSaUld glaViUOUa
w"y 1 H'tm. 1 1111
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uaKeview rurniiure zuore
E. N. JAQUISH, Proprieto.
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A Mountain of Gold
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wllke, of Caroline, Win.,
aa did one l'.'c box of Huckliu'H Arnica
Salve, when It completely cured a run
ningaore on her leg, which had tor
turcd her for -.'t lotigyearH. Creatost
antlHcptlc healer of PIIch, WoundH,
and Sore. "Tc at Iah; llcnll'tt Drug
atore.
POST YOURSELF
AND FRIENDS
If you contemplate a trip cunt call
on or write to 11 h at ICeno. Should
you have friend coming from the
enat you can get Information regard
ing ratcn, routoH, etc., which will lie
to their ad vanttigo ami comfort. If
you wish you can depoalt cowt of
ticket with iih for their punsago and
tlcketa will be furnished them at
their eastern lioiiu-s. Thin tilllce Is
with you and respotiHlble, which
Hhould be an Inducement to coinmu
nlcnto with us rather than with thono
In other cltti'H.
11. L. Grlfllth, Agent, So. l'uc. Co.
Heno, Nevada.
J. M. Fulton. District PaMnenger
Ageut, Southern Pacific Co., lleno,
Nevada.
Nasal
CATARRH
la all H Ugo.
Ely's Cream Balm
clean', (unthm and he l
tlio dltrau'd uioinlirano.
It cimx catArrh and drive
ftwnr a Hld lu tlia livnd
quickly.
Ciniu Iluliu U m-M Into the nostrils, sproftdi
ovor tlio iiiuuiliriinu mid 1 aliorbtd. Kulluf It lin
nuHllato and a euro (ollnwt. It U unt drying dit
out proiluru iu-oiiliiu. I.nrxo SUu, SO ocuU at Dru
liM or by until ; TrUI rJUo, 10 ccuu.
KLY UltOTUKItS, t Wurreu Btreot, New Vork
Wfir
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th trouawr iult you whou limy r tlniMhwa they will ooat you o (J
Othar tullon ftik $0 to 1 8
fur thm Aim vluth. Our urtmut with you U auitU titut thuy luuitt itttiatry you or you nd not
wa-vr lik Unt her. Wrlt
Th cloth In ulondtd yrftd of KittflUh Chuvlot or noMt triid Worstctda. Xh
rlutb U flu atrotiff wv, w truwaiUM it uavur to fudu or hrluK, It will keep 1U shup aud
1-ay tt paiuiy.
The Lcadlnc Paper 0 th
Pacific Coast
Th" San Francisco
Chronicle
The Weekly Chronicle
Tha very bat waokly Nawspaper
published la tha antlra Wait
$1.50 a Year
Inrlndirtir poaUir to aar iart of tba
LullMi aiaiM, I'aaada and Maaico.
It ts beat bacnusa. besides
printing all the news of the world
each wesk In an Interesting way
and tully Illustrating many
articles, It has special depart
ments devoted to
AGRICULTURE
HORTICULTURE
JOULTRY
LIV STOCK
MINING
L1TERATURI
FASHIONS
and SrOKTS
These are presided erer by
editors having a thorough knowW
eJr; of Ihelr specialties. The
rapes devoted to Agriculture,
Horticulture, Poultry and Live
Siock are well Illustrated and
ft. led with matter of the greatest
interest to all ogaged In these
Industries, every Una balag
witten by those who ara In close
touch with conditions prevailing
on this Coast.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPT.
It will be seat free.
Do jroa waat the CWoaaoU
Reversible Map?
Showing tha Ualt4 Utaiaa, D
minion of Canada a4 nortWa
Mealo ea eoe akte. MAP OP
THE WORLD, preaeaUag t vW
la ooe tUmaaa smu wit aD
area ia tn areaectlosv tba at
tire orfaoe at the Earth tha
other at da.
Full and complete stock of
Everything- in the line of
FURNITURE.
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PAPER. CARPETS,
LINOLEUM, GLASS.
Snider Building on Water St.
...LAKEVIEW, OREGON...
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES
ails
S3 a4 nt Am
-wo uMMa- r m hu
psatag rrmpmU aa Mas aai
Paper.
The Dairy end Jfcp
Only $&5 a Year
M. M. 4a YOONQ4
CM.
cntcroxoTioaf
WOar iur ITiUiUt saiuWaa.
COLUMBIA WOOLEN MILLS CO. t PORTLAND OREGON
BARGAIN DAYS
IN MAGAZINES
This week the Centra Maga ine Agency will make
the following barga'- priceson on the leadingmaga
zines of the country Just in order to secure vour
order:
No. 1. Two Magazines for the price
ofone
Tha home Magazine... 100 hnfh One rr
McCall's Hagazine 50 UUUI Year $1.UU
No. 2. Three flagazines for the price
oi one
Success $1.00..
The Home Magazine... 1.00 UrMX f
N0.3. Four flacrazines for $2.00
buccess 1.00 ,11
McCaH'sMatrazIne... 50 ClII
American Boy i.OO
The Home Magazine.. 1.00
success $1.00
114. a rs
wusmupuiiian i.uu
four
all
Year $2.00
one
Review of Re vsews... 3.00-fVa-- year
The Home Magazine l.OO1"1
$3.00
SPECIAL Tlio above combinations are some of the best ever offered to the
public. lho StifcoBs Is tho boat ceneral monthly inuirnzlno Dubllwhed. Mc-
Call'D Magazine la the Ixst fashion magazine. Madame la now tho best
high-grade woman a monthly nublmhed, and the American Hoy Is the bent
In Its class. Thitjk of It four magazines one for each member of the fam
ily, ta.fiO worth for t-'.OO, jirovlded you seud your order at ouce.
Special Agents wanted to securesubscribers tofla
dame. Send for our free catalogue.
Central Hagazine Agency
Box 320, Indianapolis, U. S. A,
aiH-ct tl.e whole ((iii.i..ii...iy.
"Wb;ii? we have u.Miiit iAM) t;iui.
lu our i.i.iiii orxxiiiXiition." ii4
Mr. Tri'in:!i a aliort tiiueno, "wcr
tra.'isuct IiuhIik-K! ut o.ir inotitiily
In :h through the li i.i u.on o. ;'.
tion. v. ii rojiort on M"-''-'i "
aud rwL'ivo ami mak 8U;l- . on-
"Tlio c-ru'ii-.:! orr..m..:.i.ioii ;
ed liy a nii!--ri;.;....i
cents fror.i li UK'ni'.H-r. Th; Is :
lu .i'uriiig illetty aud difiriir
clrculara. The -et! n are (in
by voluntary subscription ru..
fro.u ?2 up.
"Tlie vIlliiKe nt present Is alwut i. .If
ori;an!7."l. Clean strefts nnd a'.:
are maintained by the su'isldiary so
cieties, there beln? a peneral commit
tee as well. In the same way we h ive
a committee on vacant lots and p.T-fc-ways.
Property owners who ne .' -ct
their vacant lots are reqnested to re n
dy the unsightly conditions, and ofri
plera are persuaded to attend to park-,
ways In front of their resiliences.
"Another committee looks after treer
and parks. Onk I'ark Is proud of Ita
trees. and the committee sees that
steps are taken ts protect them cither
against the blight -they were threaten
ed with it last year or against tele
phone or telegraph companies that
would Injure them with wires.
"A sentiment In favor of the estnfr
bbhment of small parks la growing in
the village. Whether we will obtain
these by gift of public spirited men or
will organize a park system I do not
j know. Our committee ts helping to
j define public opinion on this point, and:
prompt action la likely to result.
"We formed a committee- at onr laaf
meeting on 'ordinances and their en
forcement.' Our committee on amoka
complalned that It was hard to get ac
tion. It reported violations of the or
dinance, bnt steps were not taken to
ren.edy the matter. This new commit-U-e
la composed of lawyers.
"Oak I'ark la exceptionally well pav
ed as the result of the last few years'
Improvements, many of them carried
out at the behest of the association.
The property owners have been heavily
taxed to achieve this. The streeta are
asphalted In some Instances and mac
adamized in others. Many miles of ce
ment sidewalks have been laid. The
alleys are the only thoroughfares that
need particular attention. We cannot
reasonably agitate having them paved
at present, but we hope eventually to
aee that done.
"We are at present working on the Im
provement of our garbage and ashes
removal We also are looking into the
matter of clearing many of our vacant
lots which grow thistles and weeds.
We really need a thistle commlsssioner
In Oak I'ark.
"The Improvement association ha
the support of the entire village. Prop
erty owners are well disposed to It,
and as our district Is mainly occupied
by homes every one recognizes the ne
cessity of preventing any section be
coming run down or disreputable.
"At our last meeting the question of
making Oak Park a prohibition district
came up. Our lawyers submitted an
opinion, the substance of which was
that existing laws virtually constituted
our village a prohibition district, and
o license cannot bo Issued without n
majority vote on referendum.
"We believe that Oak Park compares
favorably with any other suburb of
Chicago. The good condition of our
streets strikes any visitor, and we have
brought our young people into the im
provement association so that they do
not throw papers about.
"A new association called the Par
ents' and Teachers' association is form
ing for the purpose of looking after the
schools, a matter of vital Interest ta
our members.
"We have a committee on railroad!
rights of way which usually occupies
Itself with the general condition of the
rights of way, but now Is watching to .
the interest of the village the projected
track elevation.
"Among other things done by the as
sociation is the organizing of special
sections, the merchants on a particular
street, for Instance, that are neglecting
their locality. For the purpose of en
couraging the public generally a synop
sis of the principal ordinances will
be distributed this season."
The Oak Park Improvement associa
tion has been in exlsteace about five- -years.
Its secretary and treasurer Is
Charles Woodard.
Improving; School Grounds.
"Our school grounds and church lot
are, as a general thing, bare and un
attractive," says Eben E. Rexford ia
the Outing Magazine. "They ought
not to be so. They need not be so after
a little effort If the Neighborhood Im
provement society takes them In band. .
Trees and surubs properly arranged'
will make attractive placed of them..
Flowers will give them a grace and
beauty that will appeal to every oner
Interested nnd arouse lu them a desire' ,
to do still more in tho way of Improve
ment. That Is Que of the beauties of
an orjjanlr.ntion for neighborhood bet
termeut. it grows by what It doeav
and the more It does the more It want
to do."