LAKEVIGW PLl'SH STAGE LINE 1. K. Taylor, Prop. Office at B. Reynold' 5tore. PI Age leaves lakeview Mondays, Wed neitdayi and Friday Ml a. m., Arrive at Flush at 9 p. m. l-esves Piush 1 no days, Thumlavii and Saturdays, at f a. m., arrives at takeview at 9 p. m. Faosenger fare .1 one n ay or 5 fci ronnJ trip. Freight rate frtini May lit to Nov. IM t.'ft l!1 hundred ; 'row Nov. lat to Mat lot ll.it' i-ei I "te Mouse '"Inter r Hi II COMPOUND INTEREST The trouble with most adver tiser la that they expect Imme diate returns of large propor tions. One prominent advertiser illustrates the principle of adver tising In this way: The noir (ipdrd (or afTertUla Is the . If laed mt latereat. Tka rflta from tfc adTertlslaa; air Irlaallr the latereat tli laVeataacat. "The sums spent for advertising are properly chargeable to cap ital account because the result ing good will la something that baa value, which. If the adver tising has been properly done, can usually be sold for the face value of the Investment The rate of interest la deter mined by the skill with which the investment is made. "Just aa the Quickest way to increase invested wealth la by compounding the interest. Just so the quickest way to realize re sults from advertising la to com pound the returna," Advertising Ezperlence, Advertisers get good returna en ths amount Invested to ur columns. Wi reach the Popl. Nolle TO WHOM IT MAY CtlNCF.HS notice I hereby ulven tlmt nil Irrlgn tlon, or mlilrm-c ditches on nil troin streams Jiroiilit Luke fount y. Ore Ron, must be Herecned with n hiiih" I .f V Pine ffCC', mesh wire !crti iii:in at their html 01 j Junction with the main clinnni'l oi stream. AIhi nil tliimn or nlmtruci Ions on snld t renin must W r. vldcd with hvli-liuldcr.orotlui ciii menu of passage, nt ornenr the inli die uf the main channel, so ti ! t n low tin piiKMim of trout nt nil time of year, hh provided by law. Snl work to Im done at low water time or to ! completed by Feb. 7. l'.k'T y order of J. A. Hnrtinm. Special leinty fish Warden ( Lake County. Oregon. ii 'if I'd pr ii.'in i . Oregon Limit (HI! .luiir, i !: i Nell.,, i. Villi- A. i I gull, tlUM llli I 1 liui II nv I I it : i '.,. c til i :'. '.erel ..!' .. (I Hl.t ,!' I I In vi'i. i 1 1 i a : 1 1 V LMO 01 DCD k'M'i "I' ' n . inil rfirt" A.lvrrlinlnii l.'l Shi - 'hi Siroi'i, -'mi Kriiniticn i'nl -ii . utrt'iH for 'liTt!tnn '" ' ' i 't -crltir t rm on' If ' l-natcf!'' M efflii 1 10 th- Mrs r ' m.m ' 1 r :is S li:. " Hill 0 1 J... , ' 'l lO-ll.- ' ., I I . I I ll 1 II I. I A. WITII'M, M. D ..-.III- -'ill, .. ' . S,.-, Si- -. .- -.'I inii'if nt 1. 11k. .'lily ''.' I !:! li.. il illlll'l l.'ll II . i- M,-t v. . r i. . 1. : . ik v 1 1 in- i I t I-, 1 1 1 1 , 1. 1 . 1 in 1 1 , C I . H , ! , In I '1 , nil, ' Villi lit lull , ml I 11' IV 1 " Celebrities so t.l I I'll ,M l.i iill. ty, : ::t f F.ugrnc V. Drba, Labor Leader and Socialist Mra. William T. Slead. Daniel C. Oilman - Sir CKenlung Lian( ChenJ Mias Clara Clemcna. Adotphua Huach and the r.arlliuaka. IMIVMHi enil ! IH.I I ii-:.l I :iUv, 1, k. vn n. E.CMLRCM DiRucrouY. r Paisley. The llrct Snndiiy In earn nionin pnachin: at I'nlon school bonne at 11 A. M. Aside from thU preaching every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7::!i P. M. at Lakevlew. Sunday School at 10 A. M. ft ljeUKiie at t::5ii. Z rrayernuetini: ThnrKdayr::!0 Y. M. Ladies Aid Wednesday Choir practice I riday 7::W. A cordial Invitation Is extended t- you. A. J. Armstrong l'astor. w'.r f.r t r r t Orrrjnn. t r j r r. I .'t 1 . ..I .4IIUII.I-) ill vi t u t. lalv inni.iiun. Yl'. Vl'i lll.,).il-lJin IjiiiiI Hull, ix M lull J 1 1- iv h rub t.uiutuii. l I III Nil ltd ,:l it., I. K, ' n 1 llici tlic I I'Olt Mm ,i t 1 1 it led IiiiiiIm I'n-tnn. i-U". iv, " In. 1 .1,11,1 Ii.iil 1 i-i 1 nlv nf ".i dny 1 ; I 1 11 l lit : 1 si 4 . ' , See- ;" s , i ml will lit- land its I imlii-r S tie of Timber., Land, forties who have titnlier land f. r sale will d.i well to Investigate our terms and met hods of handlim; lands. Wehaveai- otticein Lakevlew, where contracts can be made and options taken on land. We guarantee the highest market price, and are in a position to demand and obtain It. having liven in thebusiness for many yenra and In close touch with nil t In land dealers of the country. Satis factory results guaranteed by the La (Jrande Investment t. Write C. ). Metzker, Lakevlew, Oregon. la..' mm Or IHt KUKLl) Nil. din NK-loii tin- . i'cli iinniii 111 L. Haii..v. K. N. IavI Imm. i III H.IH- III . lit n p. m. lillMI t I Hii III ft ti il. 1 . I nu t 41 li t Int.. ill II 41 l.AKEVIKW KM AMI -MrNI. Vn l, I. 1). O. F. un-ut tin- Im hihI :ii rtinrn ilny evening;. of eirn inniitli In 0ll Kt-l-u.ws' Hall, Ijiki-vli-w. K. O. Alilstrom, 1:. P., 0. O. MViskit srrlui". I 1 1, , ., SV , A .- v. . s' t- .:. 1.1 in . . i , -v i' ' 1. . - ; . . ... to hi.. 1 ' ,, I ' - , I II il I I ,1 i' I I" ' ti ! 1 it- ur in. 1 ii-.iltuiiil 1 111 pns'.s Hiui to 1 -I. -1 1 Ii.mIi Iiim c In i 11 1 tn wild Iniiil hi fni v Lvi:i-ter n l lli-cii'v r ut Luke view Orewnn cm Miuihiiv, t he day of .Inly, 1!H; He liHines us it iii.-i s : I'. -'.. Kiue hurt, A. L tmoiln iii , Cm. S. Dmii, 'en. II I. 11, It nil iv (.iinvt ii-w Oregon. ny iiinl nil p....iiM cliiiiniti ml-e'M-ly tlic iiliiive-iici-i'i ilivd lumls tire ti ii sti ll tn lili ti t ir chiir s in this iitl i 1 11 nr Itflnre mill duy nf July 11' H' J. X. WHtsim, l.'iKifler. Eiui:m: v IMOIIS, w lm wits ellipse. I by I'ri's Ident Itiiorti'VcIt In the now hlNtorlc Sliei'iiiiiu letter im 1111 "uiiileilraMe cit izen," iilmit; wltli l.vernd irn.vwo id 'Hid i:. II. Iliiril I'liiiiin. U Inlmr If .id er, lecturer 11 ml heiner of the sMinl 1111I of ani'liill.-iiii. lie l llfiy-l wu yenrs of lie ami nunc lulu Iirmnliieui-e iibnut a preslilciit of the then powerful Aini'i'li-iin ltnlhvny un Inn. lie htl! llce been euuilldiile for liresldeiit on the SmlntlHt ticket, lie wu once iisked what would lie ioin wmi Hiicn capiiiins r imiiiKtry nm V. C fj i:i-i:.K v. iriH. til'teen year nn' tmuli' Inatitnto," an Attncha of the 1m tel an Id. The reimrlera hurilel nfler I r. tlll tiiiii) to apolntilr.e, but failed to Hud Mm, There has been a k'KuI deal t ill" tiirh plennant relnllnus helweeu Aiuer Ira un mid flilin'Hc Hlnce Sir t'lnnluiiK Llaiiir I'lieiitf, who Im m limit In retire from the post of ChlncHo mini i,er tn tin) l ulled State, took up lih iihI ilence at WiiMhlmftnii. The bnycnlt of Aiiierlcnu kihiiU resulting from leent inent ill the way the t'lilueso exrlu-ilnn lu v iia enfnrced In tlili country created a Mlttiiitloit full of Ulttlciilty ntiil cm liarriiMNincut for the tllpliiiuntK of the two I'lniiitrlca cniicrriled, but uo Hcrloui (jitur re I came of It, a fact considered 111 lit.' tl tn the credit of the Chlueae in I ulster, who It unite Amerli-nii owlnif. in part, to his i J Sill IIKVI t'NU I I AMI IHKMl. In lilt Ideai. Iliivlnx Is'eli vitiieateil na 11 youn uiaii ut Amer lean I list It ut Unit of IcarnluK. lie hut been recalled In order thai he may revel e protiiollnn from Iii.-a cvern inent for Ilia vnhialile Hervlees as n llionnil. Sir rhenium; W In i lt pointed luemlier of the Cliluese Imard aocl LAKE VIEW ALTURAS MIIKKI Hit uruui. HQ nwniluK Kork 1 rlcfit t'r nir . r.-viT. lor wt'tBers. Sonii-ewt' .-.jurr ivuC "J lu right ear. Tai Brand 111. i;iik ' rin Lake Postoffil e aitclri.. Ijtkeview dr. um . . 1 James Barry Nolk'c til Aprmnlnn ni lu tie t'liunty (i: of t h'fiit 11, for Luke In t he matter nf t lie Chart's T. Thoiiip: A JimiiiHiratiir the State Zac Whitwortb STAGE LINE B. E. BABKta, Prop'r. Office in Bieber's Store Stage leaves Lakeview daily, es cept Sanday at 6a.m. Amvei at Alturas at 6 p. m. Leaves Alturas for Ijtkeview at 6 o'clock a. m. or on the arriva of the staee from Madeline. Ar rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af ter leaving Alturae. Freight - Matters - Given Strict - Attention it I nut j . M.lt-- of ) ""II, ) lecca-ed.) The tunic rsicned luiviim L vn up pointed liy tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for Lake County, : Administrator of the esMite of Charles T. Thotnpsnn, deceiihed, nut ice is ; hereby :iv-ii to the creditors of, and ! hII persons haviiiK' claims anHicet said i .i i . . . . i ..... . . t, ! iiri-.ii..i, hi preseni mem veriiieii hh Hutch lunch nt the Hrewery Sa- required by law, within mx moi.thH loyn. tf after the llrst imlilicat ion of this .... ! notice to said Admiiiitrator lit the I . i iv. .ti i , ... nun- ii inline hiii i v ti., 111 ne loan of Lakeview, Lake County, Ort'Kun. William WhIIhcc, brauu an i ri oP t-l iiiiiiiiii' tfr. Halt l ndercroi' i.r rutin lor ewes; reiemc lor nbom Tar rin w Kange, FUh tek o'oIll aoerrn LArfiw. Oresot Wv print township plats. tf Ths Simplified' Arirty. Ons hundred thousand persons tn the United States are using- simplified spoll tnff today. Professor Brander Matthews List to the chant of the faithful, spelling the newfangled spell. Unyielding few making It "thru" cour age that none can quell: Look at ths hundred thousand simplified devoteea. Spelling book rulea fathered by fools never will do for these. : Taks up the spell of the faithful-precedents fairly upset, i A turn of ths wrist making It "klsf short cuts are best, you bet I I Hail to ths hundred thousand In stub- lt.Hkefcller. Caruesle. llavciiieyer and1 "r "",,, nairs, n i.o.ty cieateii liner the Coulda and Vandeil.llta under a I "uppressmn r in,, imx.-r uprism. il ik Hiiccessor In this country w ill it Uiilik' Tun Veiik', nt present Chluese rustniiiK laotal nt Tientsin. Sir Chentiiiik' approves of many of the Improvements lu votie lu Amer li-ii, I ti t he has an inerlmi to autmiio lilies l 'or I llli he Is Indebted to II li he had In 1'uUfnrula when he was on h,i way to muke uu ad ilress at tlio state university. In relat liu' his ndveniure Sir Clii'iitunu said: "I noticed In front of mo a Imuf, wet streti h of miivldy Htns t, mid w ithout any w .iriilm; the mat hlne heiiited fur the nearest lamp post. I told the chautTcur to straighten his course, ami he Just HliicU his nose further tiver the wheel, and 1 derided he wux Intoxliat ed. Hut, do you know, he w as Just as eotxT as he could lie, and he said the automobile 'skidded.' At any rate, we smashed into the Mldewalk. The whole rlht hie of my head was bruised, and I had to (.-i t out ami walk to Hid mil versify. I uever was very fond of nut'ilim biles, nild How that tlielr little ieciillarlty of sklddiliu' nearly coat me my rlk'ht pyo I uliull leave them strictly alone." illstlc regime. "Their wealth will lie irrmtinillv lib- aorlssl luto the conunnii uwuershlp of, prniliicts," he i-eplled. "We ofTer them a nlorlous Held lor their energy and Ken I us. A mau like Mr. Itockcfeller voulil iirunnlxe anil illri'et ttm nil linliia. I tries of the country for the benellt of ' lH,r,,,",,' the people, lie would live coiiifnrtahly and. I believe, happily and would not have to Uo a nice at ellit racked with i the respousllillltles of too creat wealth. "Mr. llaveineyer could preside over I the stik'nr maUlui; IndiiHtrles and nee I that they were tminiiKi'd prudently, j Mr. Curueule would he a Kreat power ! In the t n i lil i n if up of a co-operative cnmmniiwvaltli. We have no word of abuse for rich men. A man who has many million Is the unhappy slave of his money. Our cooperative common, wealth will relieve the millionaire n well as the Involuntary tramp. The wealth of the country and the machin ery for tc.niliiif It luto useful forma mn-t le owned by the eop! In common." Flrct . Place . Arrnmnrlatlnnc I . bornneea are they rlch- U,""' r.vvviHtMMiwM. i nghung for "thoro" In every borough. . ! yielding not In ths last ditch. We have a full set of .MyBell-Kolllna & Co's., samples of Stock Certificate and bonds, with price list. If you are organizing a stock company get our prices on stock certificates, tf Family liquors at CosJ & Kings . Spelling ths spell of the the Dmnlnff Icnlf I Unto the last passed must such Is the simple Ufa; Phonetical hundred thousand, old Noah's knell Brander and Andy are all the candy I ths land of the simplified spell! Denver Republican. faithful, using be "past" sounding .viiinniHtriitor of the ei-tnto of Charles T. ThumpMin, deceased, Dated and first publilietl, June, JOtti, 11H.I7. Nr FREE To All Our Subscribers The Great AMERICAN FARMER Indianapolis, Indiana. The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps ofj Writers. The American Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journal pub lished. It fills a position of its own and has taken the lead ing place in the homes of rural people in' every section of the United States. It gives the farmer and his family something to think about aside from the hum drum of routine duties. Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLON L. GOODE. Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer Two For the Pake of One: The county Examiner The Leading County Paper and The American Parmer BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2 This unparalleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within ninety davs. Sample copies free. Address: C. 0. fletzker, Lakeview, Oregon. Notice nf Keturnt ion of I'uhhc Lands to Settlement and Kntry. De imrtmeut of the Inti-tiur, (ienerul Laud Ollloe, Washington, 1). C, Alay 11, 1!XI7. Notice is hereby iven that the vaeant public lauds in the folio intf dewrilied areas, teiuporu-r.i,- withdrawn for proponed additions to the Cascade National Forest, Ore gon, on July 31, l'.Ki.'l, and January 'J4, l'J07, and not. otherwise withdrawn, reserved or appropriated, w ill by an thoiity of the Secretary of the Interi or be restored to the public domain I on July '.17, 17, and become Hubjeet .to settlement on and Hfter thut date, (but not to entry, liliuK or selection until on ami alter August 'Jt;, 1:107, under the usual restructions, at the Lnited States Laud Office at Lake view, Oregon: lu Township thirty nine (.), Kanne six (li) .Sections one (1 ), two (2), three(.l), seven (7), to thirty-six (.Ki), both inclusive; in lowuship thirty two (.TJ), Kun'e seven ana one lialf (7,'s,), Sections sixteen (1G , to twenty-one (21), both inclusive, the south half of Section twenty-six (UO), Sections twenty seven (27), to thirty six (30, both inclusive; all of 'lowuship thirty ttiree (.J.J), Kane seven and one half O'o), not in the Klamath Indian lt ervation ; ail of Township thirty-three t..j), naDge seven (7), not. in said : re servation; all houth and Last, Wil lamette Meridian, Oregon. Warning is nereny expressly Kiven that no per sou will bepermitted to uaiu or exer cise Hny rii?ht whatever under anv set tlement or occupation Letfun prior to July T,, 1IKI7, and all such settlement or occupation is hereby forbidden. It. A. Hallinjrer, Commissioner, approved: Thos. Kyan Acting Secretary of the Interior. May ill July TIMIIKK I..A.M .OTI K. Lakeview, Oregon March, U, 11)07. Notice is hereby given that in com pnance wliu the provisions of the act of CoiiKiess of June 3, 187, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Ne vada uud Washington Territory", as extended to all the Public Laud Statet by act of August 4, !), Charles b. nauiey, or Klamath Kalis, County of Klamath State of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn state ment N. 3T41, for the purchase of the HK H SW 8 i SK i4' & NK li SK'i of Section No. !, in Township No. 3o S., Kauge No. 17, K.,W.M., and will oiler proof to show that the lund sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, mid to establish his claim to said land before the Clerk of Klamath Co. Ore., at his olHce at Klamath Falls. Ore. on Tuesday, the 4th day of June, 1!07. lie names as witnesses: C. K. lirandenberg, of Klamath Falls Ore. C. II. McCumber, of Uairy Ore. C .II. Uusenbery and Frank 11. I Hall of Klamath Fali Ore.?:. FH -- Auy and all persons laimingTad versely the above described lauds are requested to Hie their claims in ftbis ottlce on or before said 4tb day of June, iy7. 1310 J. N. Watson, Register. When Andrew Cnrnegle Invited the noted English editor ami reformer Wlllliim T. Stead to visit America at his expense to attend the dedication of the Carnegie Institute and the seitslouH or tne iiHtionai arbitration nmi iveaoe congreMM. he told him to tiring his v ife along. Tbe ed itor decided to ac cept the steel inng mite's luvltiitlon for his wife nn well as for himself, and Mrs. Stend has expressed herself an greatly enjoying her stay among Americans. She wna Miss F.m mil L. Wilson and mar ried Mr. Stead In 1M73. Mr. and Mra. Stend have bud four sons and two daughters. Two of their nous married American women Wllllum, Miss Uoyee of Chlciig 1. and Alfred, Miss llnssy of Indianapolis. Mrs. Stead has stood loyally by her eminent husband In all the strenuous episodes of bis distin guished and useful career. I 1 1 X 11X8. W. T. (TEA LI. lr. Austin Flint, the famous alienist, who testified In the Thaw case, said at the Century club In New York apropoa of u will contest that had liecn tried last year. "The plaintiff lost, and no wonder Ills case was aa dltllcult a one as that of the young man who appeared un duly depressed after the death of his rich aunt. " 'Why are you uo sad? an acquaint ance said to the young man. 'You never appeared to care much for your aunt' " T didn't,' nald the youth dolefully, 'hut I was the means of keeping her In an Insane asylum the last five year of her life, and now that she hus left me all her money I've got to go to court and prove that she wan of sound mind.' " vf'SiP . V I When the noted actress Mahelle Gil man arrived In New York from Eu rope to become the bride of William E. Corey, head of the steel trust, newspa per men were on the lookout for her relatives In order to Interview them alo u t the approaching nuptials. It so happened that on the register of the hotel where tbe popular actress went on leaving the steamer they found the signature 'Ti. C. Oilman, IJaltlmore." One of the newspuper writers promptly looked up the owner of the signature, who proved to he 11 digni fied looking man of middle 11 go, with Impressive side whiskers. "Have you seen M ahull e today V" asked the reporter. The stranger looked at his (juesfloner In some wonili-rnu'rit IMNKI.C.GU.MAN. .. j mvffl seen Malielle," he replied tartly. Do you approve of Ma belle's uiHr- rlageV" another reporter asked. "Who Is Mahelle?" usked the Intel- viewed guest, evidently puzzled. Why, Mahelle Oilman, the actresa and flauceo of William E1IU Corey. Isn't she your daughter?" Tho scholarly man walked away In dignantly. "That's Dr. Oilman, former president of .loUrt Ifopklna and head of thu Car- dolphiis Ituscli, the miiltimllllon aire St. IxiiiU lu-i'wer, who. with ser end mi'inlier of his family, hat started on a i:iiroMan trip, hopes tn Is-iicHt his health by the visit to the old world. Mr. Hunch was In San Fram-Nro at the time of the eiirthUiike 11 limit a year ago and was thrown out of bed by the shaking the hotel In which he was stop ping ivt-elved. It was a shock to the rich brewer In more than one sense of the word, and his health has suffered from It since. Mr. Hunch was born In Malnx, Or many, and came to this country ut eighteen, engaging lu the brewing of Ih-it and lu time be coming connected with other lines of business uIho. He is a generous natron of AiMiii'iiis urs.ni. ... . , , urt and of charlta hie Institutions and was active in the work of Interesting the business nien of hU native Oermuny In tho Ixnilslumi Purchase exposition at St. Imls lu llHM. Mr. Uusch Is oulte democratic and the aaloon keepers of St. Ixiuls hold him lu great affection. A well known writer tells of going Into a small saloon In the suburbs of St. Ixiuls and falling Into a friendly chat with the proprietor, a native of tjermany. An the writer was about to leave the beer dispenser walked from behind the bar, took him by the arm, walked hlrn to the end of the counter and stopped him. "Stan right dalr," he said as he stepped off a few feet, still facing Ills visitor. "Adolf Hunch ho stun' right air you Is las' night free hours." The jsipulartty of Samuel L. Clemens (Murk Twain) causes the public to take especial interest in the efforts of his daughter. Miss Clara Clemens, to at tain fame on her own account Hut Miss Clemens has chosen music rather man literature as her field, and she Is ambitious to win a name for herself as a singer without re gard to her father's eminence lu litera ture. She tins many of his characteris tics, uud her reseni bliiuce to hi in m considered striking by in any. Miss Clemens studied music lu Europe und has achieved popularity there as a KhiL't-r. Since m.'iklii',' her professional debut In this country she hus been making steady progress toward popular favor. Sim possesses a rich contralto voice, and her singing gives evidence of the cure ful training she has received. Enrhiie Creel, tho new Mexlcuu am bussador, said at a dinner In Wash ington upropos of unpleasant truths: "Why should we ever tell them? They are alwaya unnecesscry, and how they wound! I have heard of an American countess or diichess-I forget which -who hii bl to her noble husband fondly, 'You were embarrassed when you pro posed to me, IVrclvul, were you not?' 'Yes,' the mini answered; T owed f riuu.iwKi.' MI.SH (l.AHA CI.EMK.NS. I ,4 MMI