LAKEV1EW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
P. K. Tavlor, Prop.
Office at B. WeynoldV 5 to re.
Stage leave Ijikevicw Monday. Wed
nwdiri and Kridav at 6 a.m., arrive
at Finch at It p. m Leave Piuh Ttie
day, Thnmlava Mini Saturday, at (
a. m., arrive at I-skeview at 9 p. ra.
Paenger fare $:l "ne ay or $5 (i
round trip. Freight rate (mm May
let to Nov. lt f.'ft t hundred; frort
Nov. lit to May lt f i.tO per hundre
Notice
ni WHOM IT MAY rOM'KKX.
I notice in liervby glvrn thnt nil Irrlgn
i tli'i . or tuMmee dltcliea tn nil trout
jatn ania .brought lkp Cmmt.v, Orc
I gon, imiNt U' wni'iiitl with n atnall
I mesh win- screening nt ( ti-tr bend or
Junction with the main channel of J
I stream. Alao all dam or obstruct
ions on anid t renin must le pro
vided wit li n flh-ludder, orot l rcny
menus of punsnge.nt or near ihetnld
illi- of the toiiln channel, mi n to nU
ow in- pm-Migc of in nt n mi nine
j of year, as provhhd l.v law Said
work to I' done nt low water time,
'or to lie completed liy Feb. 7. l!t..
1 Hy order of .1 A. Ibirhnin.
j Stxvlnl lVputy tish Ward' u for
I I jike County. Oregon.
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m oiv iiM'Hiitv t fttuxlt r
tlmi Mn nftW rr1 o thi'lr tHtr
Famous Folk
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Srntlor Cirikfiratl - Prahody n4
His Bomb-Krr Admiri.1 Sparry.
General Davit Secretary Garfieid
ard Peu Ihe Bulldog -Sir Eldon
Corit. J Jm Jm
m 4. WHITM, M. D.
j H. II. CHURCH 1)1 RLC TORY.
I The first Sunday In each month.
preaching at lnlon school limine at
11 A. M. Aside from thin preaching
every Sunday at 11 A. M. and "SW
P. M. at I.nkevlew.
Sunday School at Id A. M.
league at :.'M.
Pruycrmecting Thursday ":.'!0 P. M.
I .adieu Aid Wednesday 1 :-.
Choir practice 1 rlday T:-i.
A cot dial invitation is extended to
you.
A. .1. Armstrong Pastor.
eilVWK I . inil I HI.Ili
Paisley, Oregon
tlltirHr) ail Ian
Uki Virw. i.i
I'lhi i - li iMiu.niiK
IjiiiiI Matlrr M -..
OfMi h-l'm: i.,.uauiK.
II. IIA.MvlirAtl.
COMPOUND INTEREST
The trouble with most adver
tlaera la that ttiey expect Imme
diate returna of large propor
tions. One prominent advertiser
Illustrates tie principle of adver
tising In this way:
The momer czpeadrd far
trertUlav ia the u.at aa
If placed at latereat. Tfce
praSta from tbe adrrrttalaa;
ara Tlrtaallr tke lateraat aa
tfca laTrlaat.
"The aums spent for advertising
ara properly chargeable to cap
ital account because the result
ing good will ia something that
has value, which. If the adver
tising has been properlj done,
can usually be sold for the face
Talue of the Investment
The rat of Interest la deter
mined by the skill with which
the Investment la made.
"Just aa the quickest way to
increase Invested wealth Is by
compounding the Interest, Just so
the quickest way to realize re
sults from advertising is to com
pound the returns.' Advertising
Experience.
AdTertlsera gat rood returna
on tba amount lnveated In
eur column. W reach th
PPl.
ale of Tirrbrr Lord.
Parties who have timU'r land for
Kale will do well to Investigate our
tcrmsand nicthoilsoflinnillini: lands.
I We have an otlice in Lakeview. where
contracts can lie made and options
.taken on land. We i;uar:intee the
highest market price, and are in a
position to demand and obtain it.
having lecn in the business for many
years anil in close touch with all the
land dealers of the country. Satis
factory results guaranteed by the La
tirande Investment 'o. Write t ).
Metzker, Lakeview, Orecou.
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v l.o. o. K iun i I In' lt an.t :i'l thm
tiny t- rtmtK of f i'h ini'tilh In O'M I - i
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LAKEVIEW
--ALTURAS
riKbk car tor ?. rv
I (or -iiirm. Some " square I rop aio
in rint ar. Ti Brand 111. Hants '
Lai- I'mtnffUe aMrr, lakeview Or-
! James Bairy
STAGE LINE
H. E. Barker, I'rop'r.
Zac whitwonh
Bran li v. lib Cn.
car, Hal! I'lidorcn
rigni lor fwri; re erne lor arflhori Tai
W K lr, Klh C- to-'nltlr .i.
Office in Bieber's Store
$1.2sU Reward.
Stare leaves I-akeview daily, ex
cept Sunday at 6 a.m. Arrivei
at Alturas at 6 p. ui.
Leave Alturas for Lakeview at
6 o'clock a. ni. or on the arrival i
of the stage from Madeline. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 hour af
ter leaving Altura.
Freight - Matters - Given
Strict - Attention
first - CI sss - AcomcrJations.
i
!
fhe Harrjry coniiij
1,1TB MlK'R AH ii.
tloll. Ol H M .
a memtx-r. -reward
lorovi-li
leading lo lh
viiliou of n I
tralinK lia
loHKinif to :tfl in
its. Ill ail titii
. iffiT 1-iUJ ri-til
llorne liran-1 Iw--
kho bar on elili
n r hoih Jawi Id
i onli il InKcountioi
r lake auil Croon 1
Hortu'i lold to a
I tnrouKD ten MN'iioa win uv rpKriPd in tin
I paper. I! not no riori?(l. plt-a1 wrlti or t-i-
phone The Vinien Hi rald, Main hit. Iliirnn, On
i ton. W. W .Brow n. liiirm. Or-
i Reward for'Horses
i I will jflve reward for Inform
; ntion tli nt will leal to the discos er
of any horse branded with an ohl
JOHN II HANK
IIKAK runner
c- ii are m mi.
v tin wai Mpimlnti il
by tlovorimr Coiner
f Alabainn to till
the vacancy In the
I'nlted State kcii
me made by the
lientli of Seiuitor
John T. Mori::in,
IioMm his niiiit
incut only until (lie
iiKi'ttnit of the li'K
ihttun July 'X
when t tin t IhhIv will
cli, use aoine one to serve out the un
ex'ired term of Mr. Morcnn. Mr.
I'aiikhc.'id rnn llrst In the Oemm-raMi'
1 1 : 1 - o i ry for iilterimte aenntor Inxt Au
' He mid former Omcrnor J.cpli
K. .Inhnston were nelected at the pi'l
nia.y to till any vmchiicIi's t tin t mUht
. r by cither of the Hitting member
from Aliihnma dylnn or helm: tnciipticl
t.iti'vl. His appoliitmeiit by Oovcrnor
Comer U ctmslilered to strengthen Ills
c'-miii'i's of elis-tlon by the lei;NIiiture. i
In l'.'i'l he contented the Pemoi rutle '
l!oiuin;itlon to (lie house of repre-elltil-tl.es
with ( Mptahi lUchiiioiid P. t toll
soli mid ilefented the mnil who sunk
the Verrlmiie. Two years later 'ii
tain Ilobsoii defeated him In the cou
te . i r tlie -nine iioiuliititioti mil! uai
el- e i i .".;ress.
Mr. r.ankliend Is a native of Ala
tin ma und alKiitt sixty Ile years old
He Is nil ex-Confederate ulllcer, n
f or nn, veri In (en con ureases.
He h:is a weakness for gumbllug to
rlex line thai lie (t.s Is of a time
when iMi n;teui( was bolni: made to
drive gamesters out of Mobile. A wit
ness was tesdfylng for the defense,
nnd it was well known that the Jiiiljre
whs n Kkl!lful iok-r player. The wit
ness talked of "jf'-liig blind." "ralsliig."
'passim;" nn.I so on. and tiimll.v tils
honor said irravcly: "Mr. Jackson, jhi
are uslnu' a pun I many of what I pre
sume are technical terms. Will yon bo
PhhI enough to explain mniienf them?"
'I he w ltlioss. vlih eiil:il (ft'aHy, re
plied. "I shall U- plensed to do so, your
honor. If you will, kindly let me havo
your poker divk for a few moments."
n.einber of Ihe "teiuiU cabinet." goea
on ImiMelinck tides with Pifsldent
l!Mei'l( nut In veiieriil Is seen much
la the lnticr's con puny. A story wa
printed not long nv-o Hint lie wn t
luive a I'iIiIIius bed In il convenient
ooin in (lie While House so as li"t tt
miss tiny iroie of the chief miu:ls
trate'a solely than mvessary. of
coin-,-,, iiiis was n Joke, as was nt o
the tnry that the object of Ihe pi est
dent In iioiiili In.: the Imlidoi known
w a s to .le nil ele ne;il el
i i I -ils to the Whl I Ionic l.
(i -lends ll i t.'i i ! n !i nil I ' h"
: 'ie nul l "I' of such vlll
i he re I i i Sei l'etn cj i'n:'
i 'i becai'ie iinowhal less I iv
i- I'uit time. 'ai ions yarns
II s
dan
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ill:.
Wh..!o
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HERE AND' THERE.
Hint Per the Treuteeau Ceata f
Dyed Lace Neck Ruff Smart.
Tho bride w h i I w ise v 111 Include lit
her wardrobe nil Ihe fancy Jewelry
she ran afford b buy, She should
hnve atrlugs of bends and na imiiiy of
them lis poNNlble, She should aclect
them with irti eye to the matching of
her trousseau frock", nnd he ahouhl
be sure b Include belts, buck lea ami
small nriuiiiiciiu In the way of little
pin and allilc nnd fastening.
levelling eonts of djed lace are verj
lovely, though aouietliues It acedia like
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As.
JAXIIH K. UAHr-mi t CRTK Til R HIM.Mhki.
Iliiui I ecu told about the more or less
tnyth al exploits of Pete, and he was
celebrate I as follows by .liitlies J
Moulil tie la the New York American:
A CTtiiin il.' unite-'! I Vrln-i n. ao run
till' (.ll of .'!..
V wonl I" If"' Hi.' kIkihIs lltnl roiwioit
OH Nlk'll I I lI'Mtlail alioln
t 'lysm a' f 1 1 1 ! i r i . I Ai'kii. wln'it lln fortnxr
am,' f i in 'l l ' o .
Was so ,! 1'kIui l Dial to' itlnl of unaf
(n li-.l J"
ThroitKh nil i. i'.. r.l.-. I lilai
lIlU'S l.l"t i-ltllMI.
And h:- IIhM '--t:tl il.i.tns ullowril. to
vnrl'iua a its of f.im..
We K'ltiu Hi.' I on i t tin t fully to many a
ki'fii f.inK'd "-t
liuvi' aiiiulr)
Mm
Whoa. ii e
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Wh.n J'
Kioto
Thrro .u'
Iok :'
hoii l;.
an. I T
A in! I or - I
it i a
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Pan p. 1 1 1.
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For I'.
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I ' UK s
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. vn tint
I yet
t-orrl.lora of
l.ltroli llm While llotiaM
nt; l In llnlr on t.-!io..(
i i i n no. I an ritvoy aro il part
i nr ro..f,
i Ii l .o K. t ncnlnal ilir wall,
n is u' lr. -,
-1 h is nh .1 his coal Ihut hi-
is
M r hliuHS iill.K itiTJ, S.15J.
eli a again e to color . hand
as Irish point t meet
most be n iiassiiii; fnncv
it . : :t. ,
Mi'pii mix court J'l.lura o'rr the
l.-!i:l ! ai.
, ,.f ih.-ir ruliiii-tit. uhlrh thry
f. r I '. !. In k. p.
'v I. t hit.. - dona enj.iy th.-lr
.1 iv
uphol da lh" honor of the
A
i aniri Mirn.'
i Horfa Tt-nted when told.
It was a dramatic moment lu the
Haywood trial In Idaho when former
Hovenior Pcalxsly of Colorado entered
the courtroom ami handled the bomb
which Harry Orchard confessed to hav
ing made for the governor' destruc
tion. Another spectacular episode was
the ineedng bctwinm the ex-goveruor
and Orchard. The latter was much
affected nnd almost broke down at
being greeted by the man whose life
he had nought, but the former execu
tive of the Centennial S(n(e reasniired
him. remarking, "I understand how It
aw
t)IK tl.LK (iOllHT.
We have a full get of Mysell-KolliiiH Iiorseshie brand on both jaw, placed
& Co's., saruplea of Stock Ct-rtifionteH
and bonds, with price list. If you
are organizing a tock compauy get
our prices on stock certificates, tf
Family Ihiuors at Cost & Kings
as In the cut In this advert isenn ui
with fresh triangle tiraml undernea i
the horseshis.'. The triangle placer
In such a manner as would cover ui
a bur on both jaws. Animals tun-Ik-
found In the possi-ssiou of sotin
person or jstsoiis.
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To All Our
Subscribers
The Great
AMERICAN FARMER
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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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
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the United vStates. 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. CiOODE.
Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer
TWO For the PaiCe Of One: Tlie Lake County hxaminer
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 days.
Sample copies free. Address:
C. 0. Hetzker, Lakeview, Oregon.
oio j:i:.,.iu i-i u i
was with ii."
ami ii 1 1 : ;:'iMi
Vu." "I in- dy Handle had
been taken from i!ie ili-.iMi dealing ma-
ehini; when it uas intriidu I in court,
hlit it loo!; oil rewsoine nev ert heless.
When (Jovenmr IValxuly eaiiie Into
court he took a seat near the desk on
which the formidable looking object
was lying.
"Here's your bomb, jrnvernor," whis
pered one of too correspondents.
Mr. Peabody reached forward and
with .1 half smile measured with his
hands the Instrument which had been
made to hurl him Into eternity.
"It's pretty b!g," mild he.
Mr. peiibody was governor of Colo
rado from I!mi;j to l'.iur nnd was sworn
In for a second term lifter having been
declared re-elis-tcd by the legislature,
but ntilgned, according to agreement.
In favor of the man elected lieutenant
governor, lie is tifty-flve years old and
a native of Vermont.
Kear Admiral Charles S. Kjierry, pres
ident of tin- war college lit Newport,
represents the naval branch of I'ncle
Sam's lighting force In the pence, con
ferenei ut Tin; Hague. He was born
In New York in is 17
li nd was educated
in the public schools,
Waterbiiry academy.
Connecticut, and nt
the Culled Mate
Naval academy, from
which he graduated
In lSiid. He married
Mis-i I-MJth Marey.
dn lighter of Cbivorn
or William I. Marey
of New York. He be
came tin ensign I.i
IWs and rose Kb-adi-
ly through the different grad'
reaching his present rank. I
member of the general board
navy and Is considered a high
X
I.I Ml AHVIIKAI.
hl'MIKV.
-I until
h- is II
of the
mil hoc
Ity on the subject of International law
us l-i affects nivnl warfare.
James it. Carlleld, who has been
working hard xiuce March 1 to miiko n
record as secretary of the Interior, Is a
great admirer of Id olllclal chief, the
president, and his fondness for Mr.
ItooKcvelt'i society Is so pronounced
that It lias sometimes ntiral?d good
humored comment. He i.i i leadln-;
Sir PIiI.iii (.'orst. the new llrltlvh
"ii-iil general In Kgypt. holds nil ottlce
that is really more Imp irtant than
might iire.e-ir from Ms name. He Is to
all Intents and purposes (he ruler of
!'.gp( nnd -ui'ct-U In that pn-t Ir.I
t lomer. who tm
bisii described as
"(he mak.-r ,,f mod
cm Pgypt." The
latter found ih
country n I in o a t
ru!iiel, Iht people
despelllle With suf
ferlng. her very ex
istence In peril from
(he dervishes, nnd
he left her 111 Npleli
did prosperity, her
taxes lightened, her
finances on a llrm
bnsrs nnd her ps
plo Increasing In
ll umbers. The new Kgypt has Hydra
tion to rule Itself, nnd It will be Sir
Uhlon (iomt's duty to pave the way for
ome sort of Cdiit!tutlonnl government
Though a Conservative, he was an
pointed by n Liberal government be
uuse he was considered the man Is-st
Utted by training und cniiaclly to 111!
the position. He Is forty-six years old
and the eldest son nf ftir John Khlon
;orst. who Is still living. He was
named after his fnther. When his
ability brought him a knighthood he
dropped his llrst nnme that there might
not be two Sir Johns In the family.
P. ut in Kgypt everybody Ktlll Kpcuks of
him as .loDnnle Corst. He went
there when twenty-six us an nttache
and rose rapidly tlirough the diplomatic
grades. He was financial adviser to
Uie Hgyptlun goveniment when In
11X13 he whs summoned to London to
assist the foreign ofllce In the nego
tiations which resulted lu the Anglo
French agreement that bo largely con
tributed to giving England a free hand
In Kgypt. Ilia aervlceu were rewarded
by the bestowal upon him of one of
the most responsible positions lu tlie
permanent civil aervlce, that of urider
aecre(ary of atate for foreign affairs.
rank
some a I.i
w li.it iiin-.t nt
A handsome loni; empire r ml of Irish
lace i iiui long u.i mm ,,f rl-t risl
wine eo..r called mulberry trimmed
with IHfTon to match
Neck rilfls lire cMielnelv popular thla
aumun-r 'Ihey are made short nnd
flushed with long ends of noft aatlo
or velvet rihNui. I'or older women
these neck ili-ccs are very pretty when
Utile like a collar. The.
with row a of knife Halting
of var.ilng widths arranged upon a
silk or mi l In fi. nn. Imi Ion nnd (Inlshnl
with long loops nn. I end i nf rlliboii.
The fr.s k In (he cu( Is of Trench
Voile In a lovely nhade of nut brown
Slik cuds irltii the pretty iiiinIpI
(illmpe mill aleeves are of cream ha
tlste. JI'MC CIIOI.I.HT.
stiapisl a
are made
WHAT IS WORN.
Panama Hati Vary Smart For Morning
Waar Biouta Travaling Suits.
The Hi-ni f trimmed pnuama hat N lu
most of I.i f.irms n rather youthful
tyjs of headoiir. but when cleverly
Is'iit nnd trlinmist It Is peculiarly pi
iiuaut for inonilng w, nr. Img chlf
ton scurfs kimtled Uhbil and falling
low on the hhonldcrs me i (t.v often
aiihstltuled fur the senrfs of si.'i- and
form n Is-comlng barkground for a
pretty face.
llhe k nnd while htrlped muslin will
Oiake many murt afteriiiMiii frock.
Hrlgadler Oenerul Oeorgo Kreckln
rldge Iinvla, the military expert of the
United States delegation to the peaco
conference at The Hague, I.i Judge ad
vocate general of the 1'iiitisl State
army. He waa born In Ware, Muss., In
117, and graduated from West Point
In 1871. lift studied
law at the Colum
bian university,
Washington, and
married In 1871
Miss Ella I. Prlncu
of Springfield,
Mass. Ileforo go
ing to the West
Point academy he
wan a volunteer
feoldlcr lu tho Un
ion urmy during
tho civil war, ris
ing from tho rank
of sergeant to a
econd lieutenancy
beforo his eight
eenth blrthduy. Ho
was professor of law at West Point
from 1W5 to liKXJ and reached his pres
ent rank In 1111. He Is the author of
a number of works on International
law.
C'upyrlKht by Cllno
(llntt.
CENRIIAL (IKOTKiK
ll. UAVIH.
Tha On Advantage.
Jigger-Well, how do you Ilka living
In a flat?
Jaggers Cireat! Splendid!
Jiggers-Hut you haven't us much
room aa you had In your house.
Jaggora That's Juat It-no loom for
my wife's relatives Cleveland Leader.
A hTVLISII LINK GOWN - 6UC4.
An ut tractive model has a skirt of
seven or nine gores gathered Into the
belt. At the bottom Is a decoration of
three rullles edged with cluny lace
tucks or inn-row black velvet rlhlsm.
Ulouse suits are to ls much worn
for traveling lids summer; they nro ho
mucii more sensible than a coat and
aklrt gown, for when ihe weather U
really warm Ihe Jacket has to Isi enr
rled on the arm.
A pretty use for short ostrich plumes
Is mi iiriaiigemeiit at Ihe back of tho
hat, which Is of course turned up In
front. The round crown Is encircled
by a no ft satin rlhlmn, nnd fur buck on
the Hide is a Kliir bunch of roses.
Old fashioned stockings of while lisle
thread, Hiich ns were worn In our
grandmothers' days, are to Imve a
great vogue this Hummer und nre prom
inently displayed in the Khops.
French tussore Is mn king many
(dunning tailor made Hulls. This mate
rial Is expensive, but Is much hand
Bonier than the domestic materials of
tho mime class. It comes In delicious
ahadea of pink, blue, Iliac, etc., as well
n la tho dark colors.
WliiUj linen made lu ahlrt waist style
and braided with Koutacho Is ono of
tho HiiiartoHt things for morning wear
and has the merit of being both dura
ble und fashionable. Illustrated Is a
model that Is exceedingly simple ar.d
"mart. JI'MC COLLET.