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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
a I SOnH TMINO TO General Information ,NTKW,:sT ALL ovh nr. A B Family Illinois at i'oxt A Kt nir , u have n lull set of M.vscll Kolllnn! V i n'., nmili-M of Htoek 1'crllllca.tcrf ! mi. I IiiiihIm. with nrlce Hut. If VOII I you li r .ririiiy.lnir n. stock company get our prices mi Miork cert llleaic, tf Serretiiry Hit.lii'oik Iiiih h it lidrn ti lii ai-rep'sni'l i f tin1 H'f Ivmillnii of Mit'llDfl I', Nnlllll II" l.iylxIlT III tll 1 ii r . I t .t I I I . I 'HI lea I.Hlill I'll,, c HlMl in ui'rv'ii a I ll.ir- nwli Inv.-.baHi I tl,.. ..(fir... purlieu- boh wiiIi m view I t a, rialnitut t he facia ri'KiixlliiK diMiye iniele l V Nnlau attaiutl W.ilcolii A.Mmlnv. Nolan' I I J Ini'iit Mint m i i r n 1 1 u ti i I Iiik rciffi'i n ami wliirli hi llr-t wh i-i nj,i. wit I 1 1 1 1 Hrlinii. tin. I Iiiimi ri'i'xiiHi'li'M"! 11111I tire- tit" a i-it iihI ion tluit, in t mi- i 11 1 ii ' f j I'lriai'li'iit, niniioi In- iKiiMii-il Ki lirr tin' Il.vi-tiT m till- Keceivcr ..( III... 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MM 190 We print township plat, tf I (t t cli lunch at ti P-rewery Hn ol,, jf i Minmir lilntik Hi t l',xatr,liier I Tlu Kxatnliicr print townidilp plat, Mini imiki'K Uiimii into Iwioka toorder. tl l.ixik Ml the ilnKiTiptlotm of (ho land . T1'" '' "r ''k '"r "ale, ami aiderl ynr plein before it ha Im-iii luilil to aotne i, .,if. tf Ni tuple of the llt'tttilHOti shipping til m nt Tin' I : xn in I IHT olllcc. All hIwm iiiuI iiiiilli li'M, frmii .Manila to tf lllfi ,bH fr linul ..r.w.f.. H...I.M l.ffw.f. iM... ilmil iiTiwtfii nml lilunk affl (laviln lor iippli-'HtiniiH (in rt-Hdvc rtiiie- i.ij.,1,-11 ,i, .!.,.. i nr u Moiititiiln I'dhi', v Ii Ii-Ii im iiIimo- IlltO pt'lll, f I if It KI'llllllllMN-HM, Maili" nml for wile l,y A. Mnrkmmi, ' nl the i lunr fuctory. If are now pi t purcil i neil M-veral trHi tM of Uml at pitreN tliHt Mill KtHrtle you, eii4M'inlly il you are iti'iiaiiitel w i ill the liM'HtinM. VNV Iihv liiml nil the way (rom 1 1 .HJ pi-r aere up to 15; mi improvel or lni.n.Mil, tu mhi tlie pun-liHHi-r. I.nkf Cniiiity 1'xiiiiiiin r.t I See fl wimple of t lie I'acilUr luolitly n t t IiIm otliee, m;il you w ill not hi'Ml- I i t ii te to pn.v $ J..".o f,r a .venr'n hiiIi i Help! Ion to Tlie I ; x j 1 1 1 1 1 r m r an.l that ; valuahle Miiylne pithllhlieil lii I'ort- I lllllll. ' tf 1'iirtiii'fM, have j-or l.iitti r wrnp mtm pflllteil at The Kxamlne olliee, ItiMtea.l of Hemline away for I hem. You keep yottr money at home, ami patronize them that patronize you, Im'hIiIcm, you see what you are wt Mug ami iloa't have to pay for It If It iliM'Hti't xtiit you. tf i If any Hiilmrrllic r of t he Kxamlner J wMicm to htiliNciiliefor "Tom wat-j mou'm Magazine," we will accept l.tl j from them, write the letter. Inty the, poMtal order ami neml for the tuaua-l zine to any addri'MH. There in liut one price on "Tom watHoti.M Maja-j nine," ami we do not cluti with it, hut art a matter of accoimnlatloti to i SuliMcrllierri to the Examiner we can net them the mnuaine without any trottlile or rink to t hem fur t he rej;'i- arpt-Ui tf. CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm This Remedy la a Specific, Sure to Clve Satisfaction. filWKA RKLICV AT ONCI. It rlnanwM. nootliea. honlrt. and protoota th; dinuiiMi'd iiuunhriine. It cure Catarrh and drivm awiiy a Onkl in the Hoad iimekly. UeHtoruH the Stmwos of Taste and Smell, h.iau r .nil. C.iintiiin.4 tin inlnrioiia (lriiv.M. l,..1irl into tlm niutt.riln uml alirtorbutL Irfiro Kie, r,0 conte at Pruwiata or hy mini ; 1 run M.e, in tenia vj uiak.. ELY BROTHERS. 66 Warren St.. New York. $1,000.00 Reward. Tho Oregon, Cnllforula & Nevada Livestock Protectlvo Association will give $1000 Ifewnrd for tho con viction of any party or partlcB steal ing horses, cattle or mules belonging to any of tho following members of this Association: Cox & Clark, Chowncan Land & CuttloCo., Herj ford Land & Cattle Co., Lake County Land & Livestock mm Co., Warner Valley mock uo., ueo. W. Ma pen, Win. W. llrown. Ueo. M. Jones. Ueo. llanklns. S. li. Chandler, J. 0. 1 liaison, C. A. llehnrt, N. Fine, Th oh, llutton. W. A. Currier, Frank U. Uauers, J. 0. llotchklss, Calder wood llros.. T. J. Urattaln & Hons, James M. Moore, A. D. Cecil, T. A. Crump, W. S5. Moss, (ressler & Uonner, W. T. Cressler Acty it Ollham, Hill & Touey. ' f W. P. Heuykohd. Presld't Okkhkhs v M,Mu.i.Kit,Sec&Trea8. IW.r. Hkuyfouu Fin am k Com.F. f. Okkkn IS. II. ClUMII.KU & LAKEVIEW 5ADDLERV I S. P. AMLSTROM. Proprietor. The licst Va(jur.-1 t die on the market. j & AImii n complete II tic of wagon nml laiKKy hariieHH, l rol.cM, rlatfm, MtM, Hpttrn, j ii I rt h, roHi-ttiH, In fact every A jjy t li li.r In lln line of currlfiRe A "nil home furnlKhlnKH. Ite- pairing ly coinpi'ti'iit inri). k3gmBaaiJUBil!i ijwffataryvrr - IIKECTHI) IN loot) MODERN TMkOUOKOJT FIRST-CLA5S AC-connon.vnoN SAHI'LE ROOn Eor COHHERClAi TRAVELERS COURTEOUS TREATMENT V P I.IOMT UliO ItAkkOW LIOMT & HAKROW. I'ropnetorrt It.! I.. MK-lnci W. llaui'H I'r.-hi.l.-iil Bi-i-retary l.nkelcw, re, l.ukrtlrw, r LAKE OINTY 3lli:i rl:l DLMlOPMtNT IEAGIE If you wt.h Intormaliou atou Luke County, Oregon hiUtchh eilh i r of the nliove gt titleincn, who will he pleawil to reply. Deafness Cannot be Cured hy local applittitiiMiK, hh they cntinot reach tho diseaseil portion of the ear. There In only ono w ay to cure deaf uet-g mid that is ly coiiftittitional reme dies. Deafness in caused by an inflam ed condition of the mucous linitiK of tho Kiiptachiau Tule. When thin tube is inflamed you have a rumhliiiu Kouud or imperfect hearing, mid when it in entirely closed, Deafness id the renult, and unless tho inflammation can be takeu out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Cutarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Cut.irrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75o. Take Hall's Fura'ly Pills for consti pation. Ereryone ahould inbicrtbe for bU bom paper, in order to f et all the local newt, bnt to keep In toncb witb the world's dally eventa bonld also read The Evening Telegram, Portland, Oregon, The leading evenlnf newipaper tf the Paciflo Coast, which but com plete AeMciated Preu report and special leaeed-wire errice, witb correapondenU In Important' newt centers and in all the cltlea and principal towns of the Northwest. Portland and inburbi are covered by a bright staff of reporters, and editorial, dramatic, society and special writers. Saturday's edi tion consists of 29 to St paces, and baa colored comic pages, as well as a department for children, colored fashion page, an interesting serial story and other attractive features in addition to all the news of the day. Subscription Eates: One month, HO cents; three months, $1.85; six months, f2.50; twelve months, $5. ) Sample copies mailed free. . OA0VOXIXA. J? 11,1 ifll1 M H"" 3 ,4 43 4 II.' - ; u rt - t f- -. . Final I'rnur ullfi' . Land Olllce at Lakview Ore., Jan. 'SI. UHiT. Notice is hereby giviai that Charles E. Campbell of Pnii-ley, Oregon, has filed notice of his intention to make tlmil Five year proof in support of bis claim, viz: Homestead Kntrv No. 'i"o4, iiiad.i Feby. 0, YM. for the E'a NK'.' Seer- , and W.; NVl4' Section 1 , Township 'Si S, llnuge '22 IL, W M., and that said proof will be made before llegister and Keceiver, at Lake view Oregon, on ith day of March, l'.HtT. lib names the follow ing'wituess es to prove his continuous residence upon, anil cultivation of, the land, viz: J. F. Clarksou, and Wjllard Duncan of Lnkeview Oicgou. P. J. Urattaiu and Fred Pike of Paishy, Oregon. s .1. N. Watson Kegister. fm en e fidj4 eSeicea eei eoe jef Htfano pvt a eJ pe tS PnS pie ieino etn e Vi eiQ j eoepm jq - noajo4.jd U1 D( SVJ re dui enonaimoo saa ui mu 04 JapaeM4 'aiWOM 3H1 dO aiWI eae eo ooixsw jn-KM va apuQ jo uoiuiui 0 eeS PWCX en '"lMS idjv 3iqiSJ3A9 eOfaJi3 eqi BJk noX eej ) ee. nv H 'XAOO ITdWVS HOd 0N3S "seo3 I1I u0 JanrxJd twpjpuoo ui i(ono eeo U m 04 esoip Xq uoiiu 10, en Xjoas 'sepjtnpui etein pJ3a ire oi issjoiuj ItoiaejJ m jo jbjui mi PIIU pu pe)i)nH us 9i 00is An pu Aalinoj 'ejnjno)JOH 'Jnjno:j3y ot p)0Ap ss2d 4L 'ce)ioedt Jtij jo eSpe iout ijjnojom JuAq cioupe 4 MAe ppeajd j owsuj, SNOlHSVd ON1MIW JI001S 3 AH Aannod ranxinoixwoH HnnnoiHDv 01 ps)OAp tiasui -Wdp 11 food t n 11 'c0O)j Xaeui juicjisnin ifi pue A Jupjtu u v n l(0 pio qi ) isa eii 4u)ujd opiseq 'miMq i9 f -oaxn pa ipnr) Win pirn n i f Mitml eaipauj leeA ejpoe n ! peu,eiiqnd M4dtMn i(Ja leoe, Xjoa u spU0iioii35AUi r xn j Jdsj Bupjq teqj. OLD YEAR'S KECOM). THE QREa CONVULSIONS OF NA TURE IN 1906. Soma of b tadln Evcota AttrrU Inm k HUlorr of lh Worl4 mn4 ih rolltlcat aad Sorhal Conollloa of lla Pvoplr. AOI.ANCK hack over the yen 1JK0 prompt the hope that 1907 may wltnena fewer great cfltnatrophea nnd convulsions of nature than marked the year that Is gone. Many notable achievement In the fields of moral and M'xfi.if.'prog rc and In science, art and fii -rnture have been recorded during tTie past year, but fierhape 1JKKI will le beat known for It reran rk a Me and dl.ia troti earthiinke)t nnd volcanic erup tion. It aoerned fl tbouli old Moth- vtscvics in ERurno.v. er Karth were determined to remind those who dwell In fancied security upon her broad bosom that nothing Is certain In this life exeept death and taxes and that wrinkles In the ter restrial crust or a little ebullition of lava may make quite a difference In the location of home sites and the value of real estate. Last spring the unusual activity of t Mount Vesuvius began to attract more than local attention, and before the In habitants of Its then green and flower ing slopes were scarcely ' aware of what wa doing an eruption was in progress that covered a vast area with smoke and nshes, drove thousands of I people from their homes, destroyed several towns of considerable Impor- i tance and for a time threatened even the city of Naples Itself. The hero of that episode was Professor V. It. Mat teuccl of the Royal observatory on the slope of Vesuvius, wbo remained at his post during all the dangers incident to the eruption in, order to encourage or warn the people and to make scientific observations. During much of the tim he was assisted by n young American scientist. Frank K. Perret of New York. Professor Matteuccl even suc ceeded in taking photographs of the masses of fiery stone as they were thrown out of the crater and In taking his snapshots stood unconcernedly on the very edge of tHe great caldron. The shnkeup on the Pacific coast, in volving the practical destruction of the great city of San Francisco, fol lowed not long afterward by the shock affecting South American cities on the Pacific ocean and doing great damage In Valparaiso, Chile, set ieople to studying about earthquake belts, seis mometers and seismology In general and to wondering whose turn was coining nest. The disaster to San Francisco and the wholesale suffering occasioned by the conflagration which ''Si UPTON SINCLAIR, WHOSB HOOK STARTED THH INVESTIGATION Of "PACKJNOTOwN." followed the earthquake caused a wave of sympathy to flow over the land in tbe train of tbe rumble and trembling of tbe strata, and the meas ures of relief bo promptly takeu show ed again that a touch of nature es pecially a heavy touch like that makes the whole world kin. Foremost among the events of the past year affecting social, political and economic conditions were tbe enact ment by tho congress of tho United States of tbe railway rate law and the meat Inspection law, ttio euactment In to law In the state of New York of re form bills affecting life insurance, tbe Algeclrhs conference, tho dissolution of the Itusslnn douinn by the czar, the Cuban revolution, the meeting lu Lon don of the Interparliamentary union for the promotion of peace, tbe pan American conference and tho South American tour of Secretary Hoot, tbe Inauguration of M. Fallieres as presi dent of France and tbe culmination Id OP a ' jjr Mt t m I that republic of the contest between church and state now attracting so much attention. The two moat notable matrimonial events of the year were the marriage of Alice Kooaevelt anil Nicholas Longworth end the ntmtlah of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Ppaln. Fly way of contrat to theae In cidents were tho matrimonial Infelici ties of the Cafttellanc and the Mat! borough, resulting in the case of .the former In a U Ivor re. Much, attention was attracted by the Panama trip of PreHldent Itoosevelt and tbe remark able world tonr of William J. Bryan, ending In the great welcome given blur. In New York on hi return to bis native land. Perhaps the most talked of hook ot' the year wa "The JiitiKle." by Uptom Sinclair, which wa chiefly responsible for the "Packlngtown" Investigation and the rcHiiltlnit legislation by con gress on the mihject of meat Inspection. QUEER ALARM CLOCKS. The Klml I rd to Awaken XV Car of All th Raanlaa. The czar of Kussln cannot lie In beJ late mornlngi Just because he Is tbe emperor of all the Unsslna. He Is armnlly up betimes. The piettire shows :wo member of the Russian ImierlaB lUPKHIAti ALARM CLOCKS. Horse Guards band, whose business It Is to awaken the czar each morning by blowing a fanfare beneath his window. On account of this duty they are dub bed In liussia "the imperial alarm clocks." CULEBRA CUT. Whfr tbe Panama Canal Dl8;era Have a I.arft-e Taak. Culebra cut Is beard much about now that Panama caual work Is often un der discussion. It is the big hill through which the waterway to join the Atlan tic and Pacific has to be dug. The pres ident took a g od look at the work go ing on here In his recent visit to ther isthmus? The French only dug off th CCLEBBA CUT, PANAMA CAJJAL, top of the hill nnd stopped at the placa In the accompanying picture where the men are standing, marked by the ar row. The automobile Indicates the lev el to which the excavation has now reached, and ths Is sixty-five feet be low .where tbe French ceased opera tions. YALE BOYS IN SCULPTURE- Kelly'a Group Commemorating Revolutionary Eplaode. On July 5, 1770. the town of New naveu. Conn., numbering then but about 2,000 Inhabitants, was defended' against an invasion by the British by students of Yale college. The president, of the Institution saw the British fleet: approaehing the city from his perch la, the tower of a college building, no called the young men out and tbe brave Yale boys of that day opposeJi the landing of tbe Britishers, but were GBOCF liV J. K. BELLI tOB. NKW HAVKM. CONN. . overwhelmed hy superior numbers.. Meantime the warships bombarded thor town from the harbor. Finally the en tire countryside was aroused and th' patriots gathered lu such force that the redcoats withdrew. Ou their retreat they burned the town of Fairfield. The incident Is to be commemorated by a sculptural group which bus been executed by James Edward Kelly. Ia It are three figures hi tbe costume of ti e college boys of colonial times, and the student are represented operating h rlece of field artillery. The monu u.eut will be unveiled at New Haven, on July 5, 1007. M