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Tlmbr Iand Act, June X 1S7. Xo
tic for Publication. United States
Land Ottiee, Lakeview, Oregon, May
(i rove's U. l'.M'T.
NOTICE is hereby civeu that in com-
I pliance nith the provisions of the act'
m... d-:.,. k.a- ot JnD 'S'8' entitled ,"An Act for
.-w . ...Uv. tb y.,,,, of tiail)ei. iand3 i the states
will tnnto r.lnp Print- nf nnv "t Laiuomia, uretfon, ievatia and
tract 1. 1 land in the Lakeview
any
Land
Lakeview, Oregon.
4V-tf ,
Washington, Territory. " as extended
jr , to all thf ruihlic land atatp ,v art of
IMiitrict. and do abstract work. August 4. lSiri, the follow-in persons
Cull ou or write 11". B. SNIDER have Hied to this office their sworn
statement, to wit:
Henry 1U Heryfotd, of Lakeview,
county of Lake, 6tate of Oiegon,
, . . sworn statement No. 3U.1, for the pur-
Blanks for final proof., Desert proofs lchase of the Sec. 24, Tp. 36,
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The Examiner offir-e. tf sFjl SH,' Sec 24, Nv; NK": SE-4'
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Blfminger & Co., of San Francisco jj ' '
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have appointed J. A. Morris, of Flush, ; that the land sought is more valuable
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THE GRAND PRIZE
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I11 mill at (ho World Kair, M. Imla.
GET THE LATEST ANO BEST
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Instead of Bending 'away for them.
Too keep your money at home, and
ter and Receiver at Lakeview Oregon,
on Mouduy the 15th day of July Uu7.
They name as witnesses : Henry K.
Heryford. A. H. llammeraley, J. K.
Darker. S. P. Moss, F. O. Ahlstrou),
all of Lakeview Oregon.
nr miiiI nil nprnna r-lnimini? nrf-
patronlze them that patronize you, verely the above described lands are
betden, you see what you are get-1 request.-! to Ule their clnims in this
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mm lu t he en t In IIiIm tot verilw lit,
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III Hiieh a inaiiiier iiM would ver up
it liar on both Jaw n. mmuiN uiiint
Ih found In thi- piiNmR-.li hi (if 01 ime
IMTHOII OT perMdllN.
Tln W11II ntn-et line of engraved
rcrtlllcutoM of Stock and I'.uinl bhinka
at the i:xainlner olllce. New Hiitnple
bonk received Monday evening. If
you waut nt(K-k cerllllcaten our
' Mil in plea and get our prlcen.
tf
Abuse of Freedom.
Kuiina iolditiaii .anirchist, is zeal
oiinly eiik''U''d in the voeution of how
intf tho needs of di-cntiiou and dis
order broadi'ind, or uh far as her pow
er can reach, tlinnitflmut tint luud.
Horn in (iermany, she drifted to this
muuikry uenrly 11 iiunrlar of a ceutury
ago. Without an endowment by nature
. ... I. , . 1 , ,1 4o Jackson Uoulevnrd, CIiIciiko,
that would load her to appriH'iale the ' '
tt doesn't suit you.
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ing horses, rattle or mules Udonglng
to any of the follow ing memlsTs of
this Association:
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Cattle Co.. Hervford Land & Cattle
'o., Lake County Land Livestock
Co., Warner Valley stock Co., (ieo.
w.Mapes, win W.lJrown, (ieo. M.
Jones, co. Jlnnklns, S. r.. Chandler,
I. U. nodson, v. A. Keiwirt. N. l ine.
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its privileges and (iocs up and down
the hind proclaimiiiK aimrchl thio doc-:
trim's uuchidlenKed. lllowiiiK with'
fiery breath the cuai between capital
and ialmr, and 1 ruli u hi ng principles!
that lead to diborder, with its coiiho- I
piuces of violet c nd murder, this!
Northern Stage Line.
LAKUVIEWPAISLLY.
A. W. BRYAN. Proprietor.
Ieavea Lakeview at G a. in.
every diy but Hunday.
JW'turning, leaven Paisley
j at G :3() a. m. every day hu'
j Sunday.
j Pa.aanf.r.' ar. I j lto-a' trip It
OFDCB- kernoMa A Wln.flol.r. ..t,i.,w
z WANtIoU: 10 men in each Btae to
gravel, distribute aamplea of our -i rxla
and tack sIkiih. Kalaiy tH.'i.vn, per
inouth ; fri.U) per day for expenaes.
lSAlT JKKS CO., i.)epartin.nt P. No.
! :im
The Kxainlner prinU toHnxhlp plati,
and tuaken them into Isioka to order, tf
J. II. Cutter whiskey at the Hote
Lakeview bur. Tho best ami purest
whiskey Hindu. tf.
haniples of the Hcuulson shipping
tags at The I'.xamlner olllce. All
wninaii exetiiplitleH, every time sh j slesand jpiallt les, from Manila to
makes a speech upon a pillule plat-i nn(.n tf
form, the generous tolerance of the i
Oov(ruuieilt shi (-nai vely reviled and
iuipildeutly di-lles.
The weak place in a Kepublicuu furui I
of Koverniiieut is discloHed by the I
freedom that in allowed to anarchists I
whose boldly proclniined mission it. Id Your local paper is a necessity
to encoiitaue men nnd women to defy tn VQ financiaJlv and iochdlv.
( j '
But a NEWSPAPER OF OEN-
lit i - -
Keep Posted
I On Matters That Interest You
Oi rici:iis
I'inamk Com
I W.P.I Ik
i." i i : i
I S. H. C'llAMtl.klt
ItVFOItK
in-:
Lakeview Cigar Factory
A. Stokkma.., Prop.
Maker of
Havana and
Domestic Cigars
COCNTBY ORDKK8 BOI.lClTKI)
Oi uh a trial. Store in the brick
b:ikliuif next door to Post & King aa
loi, alteview, Oregon.
The regular price of these A great publicat
Our Price - - - .
- r is - -
- $7.00
$5.0o
SUBSCRIPTIONS, NE,V OR KlvNIiWALS, TO ANY OP "THE UIQ
FOUR" MAY RliGIN AT ANY TIME.
SEPARATE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE MAGAZINES WILL NOT BE
RECEIVED.
THE FOUR PUBLICATIONS MUST BE SENT TO ONE ADDRESS.
Lake County Examiner, Lakeview, Oregon.
ZliMAand PILECURa
f fiE Knowing; what It waa to 8uf-
feiil will irlve FKLE OF ClIAIKiE,
tolny allllcted a poaltlvo cure for
i Lclnia, Salt Kheuin, IOryHlpelan,
' J i'i and Skin DlHcaacH. instant re
I liefl Dont suffer longer, Write F. W
J Wljl.IAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue,
; NeJvork. KucIohc Stainq.
Reward.
Reward will be naid hv tho
LalJ County WoolKroweru Aeuociation
to hone iviuK iuforniatiou leading
to tit arrest and conviction of buy
poi In or persona changing the marks
ir UaiidH, or kilJintf or moviuK any
heli belougiut; to uiembera ot thin
lint lation. -
H. 11. Chandler, President
J. N. Watson, Secret ury,
the law iitidnr which they live and tliei
protection of which they claim.
liuiisliiiK what, she calls the "philoso
phy of anarchism," this woman oeu
up and down the country sowing
broadcast with her breath mid by
menus of H ii a re Ii i t I o pamphlets the
doctrine of violence aa a panacea for
the ills of poverty, the equalization
of property ownership and tho neces
sity for labor. These utterances, fall
ink' upon tho ears of tho iiuthiukiiitt
itrotios untutored "duds to pernicious
activity; falliut; upon the earn of the
vicious, they them incite to crime;
upon the ears of labor, already attuned
to the whimperings of self pity, they
take tho form oC a just protest against
conditions that compel men to work
for a liviuK. To the extent that they
Mud a rcepetive noil, they (terminate
an evil aeed, take root and bear fruit
a'e of their kind.
Perhaps there ia no way under our
institutions to prevent the broadcast
aowiug of this evil ueed, though the
crop that Hprins from it in plainly a
menace to bociety and a wanton abuse
of freedom of apeauh which Is Kuaran
teed to its citizens by a inaK'natiimous
Government. Oregon lan.
i i
"The following paragraph about boys
waa clipped from tho "Stellar Jtay."
There are several of those, paragraphs,
and we could publish them all at once,
but will not do it. Wo wid pubilsh
ouo each week, and each one must Lo
remembered to properly get the haiiK
of tho next one, ho the boy better cut
them out aud paste thorn on tho barn
door, or in some other conspicuous
place:
"lioys are tho stulf of which men
aro made"
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