General Information
OHB THINO to
INTI HI T
ai l mm up.Aiiv.un
l'mnlly liquor nt Post & King, tl
Wo huve h full set of MyHcll-Itnlllti
St Co'., sample of Htork t Vrttflcfitc
nml bond, with price lint. If you
urn organizing i Mock uiiipaiiy get
our price on Mock certificate, tf
The Illinois Central
initit it ninn iihi-xi-cHimI service from the
Wi'Ht to llx) Kiifltfthil Mouth. Making
clone riiniiecthui with trains of all
trmim'oiitliiKiitnl linen, pnaaenuera are
given their choice ol route to ( hicnuo
IxiuImvIIIo, Memphis and New Orleans,
ml through these point to llm far
wml.
'roiM'Clivi traveler ileniriiiK Infor
mation a lo the lowest rule ami leit
route urn invlleil to correprid with
tliv follow iiK representatives.
It. II. Trumbull, Commercial Aetit,
112 Tl.li.l St., Portland. Ore.
.1. ('. Lindsey, Trsv PaefiKer
AK'-t.t 1 12 Third nt.. rortliiml, Ore.
I'nnl II. Thompson pHcnger .Went
( i In. rti I'liilflii'if .Vmtlle Mash.
Popular and Picturesque.
We print township plul .
tf
Pulcli lunch nt tin Hrewery Ha
loon. tf
Mining
oWcn.
liUnka at the Ezamlner
The Kx a miner prints township plats,
ami mnkea them into txiok loonier, tf
IMik nt I lie ilexcriptiona of the land
llnted with The Kxsmii er this week for
mile, nml select your piece before It ha
IxMin Biild to Rome one nine. tf
Ham pie of I lie pi'iinlxnn shlpplng
tug t The DxmiiiIihT olllce. All
hIm-m nml iuiillileH, from Manila to
linen. tf
HlHiikx lor (iii ii I proof, peoert proof,
timher land final proof and hlank nffl
(Invito for sppli'stion for read vertise
ineiitN, hhilik wittier' hII'hImviih, elr. at
The Kinmiiier efli e. tf
There I two wii.vh to tell a good
cigar; one Im to buy It, pay your
iiionay ami Hiniiki-It. hut the heller
way In to kiio Hint ii im an Kngle
or a Mountain Rose, which Im iilmo-
lllle proof i if IIm gellUllieheMM,
Made and fur Male by A. Storkinati,
at t lie cluar fuel or.v . tf
H. V I.. Me Inai 4 W. Ma aril
frmlflatit torratarf
lnnetl.w, Or, f.akevlew, Ore
LAKE OINTY BlISIMSS MINS'
DEVLIOPMLNT LEAGUE
If you winh Information abou
Lsko County, Oregon address eith
er of tho aiHiv gentlemen, who will
l pleased to reply.
n. n. church directory.
I'lan of service of Psator of the M. K
Church, Inkeviow. 1 nt and 3rd Hun
day of each month.
ISelhel at 11 a. in., and New fine
Creek at 7 p. m., 2nd and 4th Sunday
of each month.
Lakeview at II a. tn., and 7 p. rri.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p.m. Clh
Siindny Union Hchool House at 11 a. m.
Lskevinw at 7 p. tn. You are cordially
invite'l to all the services.
Hnrouf) HwvnfcH, Pastor.
Tho only thing necessary to innko the
Denver and Klo (irnnde the niot Mp
tilar, n it ha ever heen known the
most pleiiHimt and most plftnrciiie
way to crufM tho eontinent. ha come
alxnit. Mil i the etnliiiHhnient of
llirnyu'li Hleeping cur nervii e.
In coiiiiim ticin with the O. It. N. a
thnmti Pitllniiii) Standard Sleeer la
now run from Portland to Penver, leav
InH Portland at .." p. m.. arriving at
Salt Lake at H 40 a. in, thn wmiil tHtt, to j,(iv go -j f,,r
moriiing, leaving r-all Iike at .i.iiu p.
ni. and arriving at Penver 4 'JO p. in. the
following day. Thi m hedule give paa-
engera Heven houra atop-over in Salt I I'""'
Lake, affiirding an opportunity to viit
the Mormon t'apitnl a well a a day
light ride through the grandet accnery
in the world.
For reservation in thia car and for il
luntrnled booklet picturing the aceiiery
oontigtioua to tin penver & IUotirande,
proving it to the Scenic Line of tho
World," wiiieloW. C. Mdtride, Jen
eral Agent. 124 Third atreet, Portland.
We are now prepared in aell neveral
tract of land at prire I hut will utartle
you, chm inlly if you are nequainted
with the liM Hlinii. We huve land nil the
way from f I.M) per arre up 10 $lfi; un
Improvel or Impn.veil. in mil the
ptirrhaer. lke(niiit I XHininer.t
See a Miiinple of the I'lwlllc moutly
at thU office, ami you will not IicmI-
a year'a hiiIi-
wljitlou to The Kxniiiiiier and that
valuable Mnyaxlne ikiIiIIhIiimI lnport-
tf
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applicatlona, an they cannot
reuch tho diacHHod portion of the ear.
There in only one way tocuredealueaa
and that is by conut Itutloniil re me
diea. PeafneaH la em mud by an inflam
ed condition of the iimcoiin lining of
tho KtiHtuchlan Tube. When tbia tube
la Inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it ia
entirely rloaed, Deafneaa in the result,
and 11 ulcus the inflummiition can le
taken out and thia tube rcntored to
ita normal condition, hearing will be
deatroyed forever; nine canes out of
ten are canned by Catarrh, which in
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mticoua surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any coho of deafness (caused Ly
catarrh) that cannot le cured by
Hull's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars free. F. J. Cheney &. Co. ,
Toledo, O.
Bold by DrnggintB, 7.rx
Tuke IIkII's Fam'ly Pills for constipation.
t LAKE VIEW
I SADDLERY
S. P. AHLSTROM.
T Proprietor.
& it;
The best Vaijpernfc-rl
& die on the market.
.
& Also a complete line of wagon
4 rolHnT rlntna,
and hxiKKJ harneaa, whipr.
Mta, spurn
4 oulrtx. rowttea. In fnct eTerj
4' thing tn the line of carriage
and horw fumlahtiiKh. Re
pairing by competent men.
aV
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FORMS OF INSANITY.
HOTEL Laketibw . . :
1'ariiiers, have yor butti-r wrap
H'tn printed at The Kxatnlne office,
liiatead of sending away for them.
You kii'p your money at home, and
patronize them that pntromie 3-011,
U'sldeM, you hiv what you are gvt
tlng ami don't have to pay for It If
it doesn't suit you. tf
Th Leading Paper of U
Padfle Coast
TV San Francisco
Chronicle
If You are not Particular
don't travel over the Illinois Central, -ubecrlbcr of the Kxamlner j
, , , 1 wishes to siibwrlliefor "Tom wat-
as any old road will do you and we dont i,,,im. will m.,f ti r.A
want your pnlronago ; but if you are
particular and wahjj,u luuit and uiuao
to have It, lick the ticket agent to route
you via the ILLINOIS CENTKAL, the
road that runs through solid vestibule
trains between M.Paul, Omaha, Chicago,
Bt.Ixaiis, Memphis, and New Orleaus.
from them, wriUi tho letter, buy the I
poatuJ order and seinl for the inagii- !
zlue tn any address. Then Is but
one price on "Tom wnUion.H Maga
Ine," and we do not club w ith it,
but as a matter of accomodation to
SuliHcrllMTH to the Examiner we can
get them the magaicine without any
No additional charge 1 made for a seat 1 trouble or risk to them for the regu-
in our reclining chair enrs which are
fitted with lavatories and smocking
rooms, and have a porter in attendance.
Kates via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
are the lowest and we will le glad to
quote them iu connection with any
transcontinental line.
B. II. Trumbull, Commercial Agent,
142 Third Street, Portland Ore.
lar price.
tf.
I could uot bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wllke, of Caroline, Wis.,
as did one LVc box of Buckllu'a Arnica
Salve, when It completely cured a run
ning sore ou her leg, which had tor-
J. C. Lindsey, T. F. A P. A., U2 j tured herfor 23 longyears. Urea teat
Third Street, Portland, Ore. j antiseptic healer of Piles. Wounds,
Paul H. Thompson, Frt. A Passenger 1 and Sores. 25c at Lev lioall's Drug
Agent, Colnian Illdg., Seattle, Wash. store.
A Mountain of Oold
POST YOURSELF
AND FRIENDS
If you contemplate a trip east call
011 or write to us at Iteno. Should
you huve friends coming from the
cal you can get Information regard
ing rates, routes, etc., which will Imj
to their iidvantuge and comfort. If
you wish you can deposit cost of
ticket with us for their passage and
tickets will bo furnished them at
their eastern homes. Thin office is
with you and responsible, which
fdiould bo an Inducement to commu
nicate with us rather than with those
in other cities.
II. L. Orlinth, Agent, So. Pac. Co
Hono, Nevada.
J. M. Fulton. District Passenger
Agent, Southern Pacific Co., Iteun,
Nevada.
Get your winter supplies from the
Warner Vulley Mercantile Co. Adel
and Plush. 118 tf
CATARRH
TUB
CLKANHINO
IKII 1IKAI.INQ
CUIIH FOIl
CATARRH
la
Ely's Cream Balm
Tj and Jilnnnnnt to
tin. Ciiiiii uo iu
jiirlniii driiu.
il I iil'kly ntiwrbori.
ii Wl UulU'ful unco.
i t -..A .'l.....uu.
aX?iMsjc COLD 'n HEAD
llnitl ami rrntccia the Mouilirane. Itvitorea U
ht'imei t '1'unlB nml Hinell. Ijirj 8n. 5U coiita at
Drui.'j'IctH or Ii v mini ; Trlnl Blr.e, 10 ceul by mall.
KLY. lilCO'imUH, M Warrtui Mioet, IW Vwk
CATARRM
so'
Ely's Cream Balm
This Remedy la a 8rjeclflcf
Sure to Give Satisfaction.
CIVKS RILIIF AT ONCE.
It cloanHes, aoothi'S, healit, and protm-ts the
liKniiHini ineialiriuiB. It euri s Cutnrrli and
drives nwiiy u Cold in th HuhiI ij lii'kly.
ItestorcM tho 8enen of Ta-rfe i.n'l Smell.
UnyloiHii C.M.t.iiim 110 i.ij " ihih di ug4.
Applied into t!io Msttils hii I iiliserlMsl.
Uirge Sim, P') eenta at Pruistii or by
umil; Trial Size, 10 ceuU Vf luu..
ELY BROTHERS. IS Warrtn St., Nsw Yon.
IKeaert Land final Hi out.
United Btafesland Office, Lakeview,
Oregon, Nov. 7, 11HX3.
Notice is here by given that Maud
I. Hambo. of Plush, Oregon, has tiled
notice of intention to make final proof
on bis desert-land claim No. 497, for
the unsurveyed of Beo 2 Tp 30 8..
K 25 W M, before Keglster and Re
ceiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on
frlday, the 1 4th day of December,
lie names as witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation aud reclamation
of said land :
A. Li. lllghflll. Klva lllirhffll. Thnm.
as Anderson, 10. E. liond, of Plush,
Oregon. J. N. Watson liegister. 45
The Weekly Chronicle
1a vary beat waokty Navspapor
published la tha aatlra WaaL
$1.50 a Year
Inrlorlin poaUfr a aay trt of tb
tutiwl buiM, Cauda and Maiico
It is beat baoaua. baaldaa
prlntini; all (he newa of tha world
n.'.c'i eik in an Interesting way
and 'ully lllustratlnj many
r:l-01. it has speolal daparV
in-n.s ceoted to
ACRICULTURB
HORTICULTUR
FOULTRY
LIVi STOCK
MINING
LITERATURE -FASHIONS
and Sr-ORTS
Tlirse are presided rr by
td tors havinf a thorough knowU
edre of their specialties. The
pages devoted to Agrculrure,
Horticulture, Poultry and Live
S.ock are well Illustrated and
fl led with matter of the greatest
n.:.reit :o all engaged Is these
Industries, every II oe belag
written by those who are In eloee
touch with conditions prevailing
-.END FOR SAM PL! COPT.
It will ba seat (tm.
Do yos wast the Chrantsls
Reversible Map?
Showing the Uaite4 States, D
mlnlon of Canada and Northers
Mexico oa one atda. MAP OF
TH2 WORLD. preoeetlBg to TWw
In e contlnuosa map, wltk all
areas In true proportion, lbs sa
tire aurfaoo'oi tho Earth on the
ether aide.
Sand S3 and got tSo Mas aatd
"Veekly Chreoiels" for one year,
poaiaga prepaid en Mas avai
Paper.
The Dally and Map
a C sesanse saM
Only S3. 75 1 Tsr
ERECTED IN I0OQ
MODERN
THROUQHOIT
FIRST-CLASS
ACCOnnODATiON
SAHPLE ROOn
For CO.inERCIA
TRAVELER
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
SeohaKow LIGHT & HARROW, Propnetor
PrrwioHltnrr Irmplomi ty tvtiles
Thry Mar B rMeo4.
Tbers are certain 'premonitory symp
toms of tb nioro prevalent forms of
Insanity that can be counted on, at t
general thing, ns Infallible.
In paresis, which Is claiming Its Tlo
tlms In tremendous numbers, there art
many pbyslcnl signs that are almost
Incontrovertible.
J The cunjrKersted twitching of th
, facial muscles In conversation, the oc-
rnslonnl tendency of the eye to turn
outward, the weakness of the hogs,
the flabbltiess of all muscles, are pre
liminary syniptjrns that Rive warning
that a mm Is aisiut to l.renk down.
With the victim of mania the mani
acthe fiyrriiitotns lire often similar, to
those found In melancholia, though
generally the disense pives the Victim
an appearance of jn-eat elation. The
eyes are nhn'irrn.illy lirleht, the fea
tures are alert nnd tense and an air of
tremendous excitement Is apparent.
This Is from a contant fear that soroe
thlng Is about to happen.
Another form of Infinity prevalent
among younger iersoiis. Kxcesslve
strain, continual worry or trouble, al
lied to a weakened physical system,
are the causes. It manifests Itself
through the gradual loss of some facul
ty that has been nil right till now.
The lois of memory for details Is an
alarming symptom and one that should
be given careful and Immediate atten
tion. The patient, if taken at the right
time, may' be cured, but not after the
disease hag got a Drm hold on him.
Paranoia, which Is a very prevalent
type of Insanity. Is almost invariably
Vndlcated by a peculiarly self satisfied.
ui i-iiresmon 01 countenance.
The patient poses, sneers contemptu
ously and In every way shows his tre
mendously "stage struck" condition.
He is absolutely controlled by the
"ego." Everything to him Is "I. I. V
He Is a monomaniac with one set Idea,
a single purpose. Dr. Graeme M. nam
mond In New'Tork World.
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alat CiMon of Plarlna; a Plant
la an Eaaptr n.wert
Old customs appear to be fast disap
pearing in Japan, a fact which cannot
be wondered at considering the child
ishness which lay at the root of many
of the most picturesque, but In some
of the Japanese Islands the quaintest
marriage formalities are observed.
In houses wherein reside one or more .
daughters of a marriageable age as ,
empty flowerpot of un ornamental char
acter 1b encircled by a ring and sus
pended from the window or veranda
by three light chains.
The Juliets of Japan are, of course,
as arictlve to the Romeos as those
of oiuer lands. But instead of sere
nades ' y moonlight and other dellcats
ways of making an impression It is
etiquette for the Japanese lover to ap
proach the dwelling of his lady bear
ing some choice plant in his hand,
which he boldly, but, let us hope, rever
ently, .proceeds to plant in the empty
vase.
This tabes place at s time when he Is
fully assured that both mother and
daughter are at home, neither of whom,
of course. Is at all conscious that the
young man Is taking such a liberty
with the flowerpot outside their win
dow. This act of placing a pretty
Fiaui m me empty nowerpot Is equiva
lent to a iormal proposal to the vonnr
lady who dwells within.
The youthful gardener, having set
tled h:s plant to his mind, retires, and
the lady Is free to act as 6he pleases.
ir n is the right man she takes every
eare o " he jrift. waters It and tends It
carefully with her own hands, that all
the world may see the donor Is ac
cepted as a suitor. But if he is not a
favorite or If 6tern parents object the
poor plant Is torn from the vase and
the next morning lies limp and with
ered on the veranda or on the path
below. McCall's Magazine.
J. L. YADIN, Proprietor.
Office In Llnkvllle ffotel
Klamath Palla.
Daily from Pokegema by Keno, Klain
ath Falls, Dairy, Bonanza, and Bly tc
Lakeview.
Daily from Lakeview by Bly, Bonanza
Dairy, Klamath Falls, Keno, to IV
k enema.
From Klamath Falls to Keno by
steamer and from Keno to Pokegema
over the Sunset Four-Horse Stage Lin.
Good Stock
Easy Coache
rinnl Proor.
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Lakoview, Oregon, Oct., 31,
1900.
Notice Is hereby given thntElward
A. Snyder of Lakeview, Oregon, has
filed notice of his Intention to make
final Commutation proof In support
of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 21)00 made May 1st 1000, for theSE
SE E SEJ SK Section 22,
Township 87S, Range 10EWM, und
that said proof willlie innde before
Register and Receiver, at LaKevlew
Oregon on ISth day of December, 1000.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, vl
X. Arzuer, Joe Arzner, Oeo. 11.
Lynch, AViu McCulley of Lakeview,
Oregon.
45 J.N. Watson Beglster.
Desert Land Final Proof,
Uuted States Land Office, Lakeview,
Oregon, Oct 30 1906,
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Anderson of Plush, Oregon, has filed
notice of his intention to make proof
on his desert-laud claim No. 5.18, for
the Lots 3-4-5- & 7 Sec 6 tp 30 S. K 20
E. W M, unsurveyed. Ei NE4' & E.
SEt4' See. ltp 36 S R 25 E W M, before
Register and Receiver, at Lakeview,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 15th day of
December, 100C He names the fol
lowing wi teases to prove the complete
Irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
Harry Riggs, Ed Bond James McKee
Clay Rambo, all of Plush Oregon.
44 J. N. Watsou Register. i
uiaaaadina a Tempter. '
A pompous Chicago merchant, arro
gantly carrying the signs of his pros
perity abaut him. accosted an acquaint
ance "of his who conducts a successful"
rescue mission and said:
"James, I'd like to. attend one of your
meetings."
"Certainly." rejoined the minister,
"but leave your watch and diamonds
with the hotel clerk."
"What?" asked the merchant In as
tonishment. "Are not the men of your
mission converted thieves?"
"True." answered the mission leader
softly, "but. George, you look so easy
and wholesome. Really, I don't want,
my men to regret that they promised
me never to steal again."
.
Hiatorle Pbaraalla. J
It was on his way to the battlefield
of Fharsalla that Caesar uttered the
famous saying to the fishermen. He "
had come down to Brlndlsl to cross to
Dyrrachlum and, finding no galley.'
commanded the owner of a small sail
ing boat to put him across the Adri
atic. On the voyage a violent storm
occurred, and even the experienced
mariners were terrified. But the great
captain said: "Have no fear. You car-i
ry Caesar and his fortunes." I
The Northern Snbstltnte.
"In that tropical country." the re
turned traveler was explaining, "most
of the houses are constructed with nn
Inelosure In the center, which thev call
ine court."
I see." said the hostess. "In oui
coiaerr latitude the- parlor is generally
useu ur mat purpose." Chicago Trib
une. '
Cannes, the perfume making town of
southern Frauce. smells so powerfnlh
of fluwers In the busy season that v!
Itors ore often afflicted with a flouW
headache.