Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, December 05, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIII! Constantly -ill vamrmZZ- J von wouldn't be without one another hour. Turn the wick as high or ai low aa you plrase there'a juit direct interuie Jieat that's Ueaulilully linikhed in nirkel mental anywhere, I he lira hint holds 1 quart, giv ing heal for 9 hours. It is light in weight easily carried from room to room. Lvery heater warranted. The AVvtfoT omn meets the need of the steady light ideal to read or study hy. Made of brans nickel plated, latest im proved cenlrul drall burner. h'vrry lamp warranted. tl tnur t1fr ftik. rifil rarrv IVrlrrlifin Oil llrstef and Kayo lamp write our nearest HTANIUHII COMI'ANV llwrprmlai ilZ. y h ave i mii i, i 'i il -I'ri .tIi . .i.. . .... .Ma i.i. i.ow In I In- nun- lor you to ut- i. .i v i.iii- iIm lu. i h int. r 1 1 n i 1 1 ii ni ii tuiil a r ue t mm r an tiarrt p llo mii w ti,. ...-ii iih-ii i Hi i "i prr villi. 1 1 it v i in uili it 1 1 ii 1 1 hi- nun I n w It 1 1 tho i. i.. i. ii (H AfJlRIOAN tARM WORLD t" -l tt. Uieir .h-i llli mim, nnd m ill nt mn . iruil iiMii, ' M ill m ini ii 'i bl Ii paprr, our tmr, I ln in ! 'ill Kii in Win l"l In i t ,;t rifi A nrliuli urnl Munllily 1 'n I il leu t Inn lolilnlll- Is i i i :i: : iriim '411 l.i.H luu- .iiii inriliil I v 1 1 ( liy mn- of '.hi-AIiIi-hI AkiI iii . i1 'A i c. if in tin-I niii 'l iti-H. Il la nlli'il with iirlKlmil tiiniUT (i.nly i fur tho n." mn. mi Mini 1 1-. Su n.li- I niiio-r u IiuIi'mt. lull I he well ti aleil met Inula of the '. I ii 'ii hi i in. nniii'i . ii. ii. (.11111. 1 In In- f i! w hnl tlie f:i r in r w.nila to know, I II la ii In anv if l! iir l will - ii- III 1 1 niiiii'-r mill liniiiir Ma (iirm. .iii-ii- .,.1 fHE AMCRIOAM FAf?M WORLO n whole vc.ir. tov-t It h tmr n 1 1 m r 1 1 v-'iniil ni inn i a. .i.l iik f. n. r w ill ftmy llir m l.llaha- of Tht inlrii l- wri. 4 ir.l fur ii "W' til the vnniMit vim m :n1 i:n, nnil ynu will . tluli pitu-i tii'M ia i .ii r nu n r-riilnh . -r.iiH'.l. Ik. .h -lelfiy. hut tako ' -l.''.' . ' 1. 1 a 'Ti .i .IN i Ii. iw. Ail.lriaa J.AKI; COUNTY l:XAMIM:R. Lakcvu- Oregon. J CATARRH Ely's Cream Bain Is quickly alMorl.r.). Glvat lUliel al Oni o. 1 1 cliuim... ai . .1 li.-i-IhiiIi mi l I'Mit.i'! illll lIlMI-.ls. il iii.-in l.rnne r au Jin.; fmn Cutit.rli hiii iIiim .iway u 'ol.l in tin J I'-H'l ipiiiklv. K. vii.,i... "'"i ru, HAY FEVER Mt.ireM till. Sl-lll-Hlif I wle ii lu I Sin. II. T .il ;,i t iru' eistn i.r l.y mail I i - ,m, f,.rm, 75 . . uti Illy Ilrothi ia, rii Vui i. ii Sireut, New York Vfitn uoii or interest. There is a iioli. c court wugibtrulo wf St. Louis ulin ficijucntly evinces a rctty wit in dealing with frc.h or facetious olTcndcrs. To ono Migrant brought before Iiini not bmjj iio liis honor put tho question, "What tu-i'iipalion ?" "Xothin' much at present," flip punUy responded the irisniicr; "just curciilatin' round, jtid'e." "llctircd from circulation for thir ty days," dryly oldened his honor to the clerk of the court. I lurpcr'd Weekly. Hard on the E.yei. "You nlwavs think of a clerk or bookkeeper as tin; boy with the job thatV hard on the eves," remarked on elevator man the other day. "Hut this is tho j.ih that eta your eyes, or at least it does me. hm 6ce, wc are obliged to look straight ahead of us, and the blur of things I? s ' v ..s an wo try unconsciously to locus our lust night," said tho man, becom eyes on them makes a constant jng very pale. etrnin. I would" rather bo bending "You lie !"'roared Ilamard. "Look over a set or book3 myself, so lur as ( my eyes are concerned." Columbui DiKjmtch. Inoorrigibis. Ia a certulu sitnnil of Washlngtoa there whs one luil who would persist In snylug "have went." Ono day the teacher "kept him In," say I iik: "Whllo I nm out of tho room you may write 'have romo' fifty times." Wheu the ic1iikHiio returned bo found that (lie lioy hail dutifully per formed the task, having written "have Rono" fifty times. On the other side of the paper, however, was this message from the n linen t one: I havo wont. JOtIN WHITE. Harper's Wccfcly. iyjii preparation nimply lnv. tip dry catarrh ( they dry up the secretions, wuii.u uuiiere u llio rni'ininiuio ami ducoin. post, oaus'iift a fur iiiuio hi ii.nis troul.le T thuu tho tirdiiiury furm of .eutari h. Avoid all drying iiihidunts, t iiiiich, miiuki-H and Hliuflu mid UK) tluit which rl. 'hiiii's, wiiiLhi'H nud heuls. Kly's Ci-.'um ll.diu will iinister cuturrU or cold in th Lemt tuisily and pleasantly. All druj4-'ls sell thufidcuut ni.o. Illy Urothurs, 60 Wiiitcii Slrti t, Now York, Tho llulis is tlHi'd without, piilll, ilnrH li.il lrritiiti or ciiiiin siiccy.hi),', Jt, spn u Is itnil ovor su initiili'd und iiiiyi'V hiii.' .ire, reliev ing immediately tho iiil' n.:.i liimi. Kl'S 're.HU Jlllllil cuiilai:,!. . .xeu.i., Biornurv nor other urinfiil .'n;. Where the Door Opens Yoti can quickly heal and ketp eoy llie drmiulilv liall or colli room no mallrr wliul llif wrallirr rondilioni re ami il you only knrw how much real comfort you can have Irom a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped wllh Saokelm Device) no danger no amoke no amell because ol the smokeless device. and japan -orna aurnry READ THIS Vou Money A MISSING BUTTON. Ths Way a French Oetectivs Forced Criminal to Confcci. 'J'lifiitric iixlii-d arc K'Unc of t lie nictlioils of tlic I'rcruli ili'tcctives. Tlicy look for the little clews ratli'.T than the Ktarin ond. Tnlikc t he l!n;;li.-li nml Aniiriciiii detectives, thev often do not wait to get irre futaldo evidence heforc eliarcrin a man with eriii'e, hit t first charge Iii iii with the crime and play upon him ko that if he is guilt) !n: is led to confers. Sumo time ago a woman was mur dered in Paris, nnd from her room were s-tulon i.'i'l francs in money, her watch nnd jewelry. Two broth ers, d'eorgc and I'aul Amut, had been i-cen near the house. Tho night of the day after the murder was committed .M. Ilamard. t hief of detectives of Paris, entered a wine shop where the two brothers were drinking. To the man's amazement he arrested (leorge, charging him with the murder. "You have changed your coat." hu said to the man, a safe guess if he had committed the murder, 'it was gray this morning, and there is blood on it." "My nose was bleeding," replied tho man. "Prom excitement, 1 suppose," said Ilamard. "evcitenipnt- tniiseil by your robbery of Mine. Luoa.s yes- terday evenin." "i ,as nowhere near Mine. Lucas flt your left boot!" Kvcry ono 6nw the third button from tho boot was missing. "Here's tho button," said 11a mnrd, producing ono. "It was found in your victim's blood. Confess!" The man confessed. As Ilamard aftcrwnrd Eaid, he had guessed tho murderer. The detection of tho missing button from tho man's shoe was accidental. The 'Chances. "Which would you rather be," asked tho amhltlous youth, "a great speakc or a great writer?" "It all depends," answered Mr. Si rlus Rurker, "ou whether you would rather tako a chance on getting clergy man's soro throat or writer's cramp." Washington Stur. Hsr Wages. Mistress Why. Brldcer. It seems to ,10 you v,ul,t Very larjfii waves for ono who has had so little experience Urldget Sure, mum, nln't It harder for mo when 1 don't kuow how r New York Life. Lettueo or parsley uiny he kept fresh and crisp for several days if It be carefully washed and rolled up la a towel and placed directly ou the lee. HIS Lc:i'w. Hew John's Faths .,',. i Tstt Cass of It The old cucji'c v.i- -i i M-lr tlrfl men I with tlii'lr en 1 1 iifii'i In4 return from cifllt-K". "Tell UK. .Intnl." en ! I I lif mi tier, "whnt Imvn ynu cni-in-il nl cnUcKe?" "li. lots of things." mill tin sun an ho recited his riMirn- if studies. "Then," he cntii'linled. "I ill mi nl nil led Ingle." "Logic," siild I h ol.l urn n - tin t In thntr "It's tlio nrt of ri'ii-niiliiif." eiilil th son. "Tli art "f roiisoiiliig." suld tin fa ttier "wlmt In ii in Iio.vV" "Well." replied I tic "Id me give you n iK'iimiiMirntloii. Ilw many chic ken arc on Hint dish fultir-r?" "Two." mii ) 1 tlic old mn n. "Well." xtt lil John. "I f-Hii prove lucre are llircc." Tlicn tic stuck IiIn fork lu our and on Id. "Thnt I one. Isn't It?" "Yea." Hild the father. "And this In two?" h lick Inn tils fork In the second. "Yes." replied tlic falhcr agnlu. "Well, duii't one and two mnke three?" replied John triumphantly. "Well. I ilcrlnre." snld the father, "you linve Iciirncd thing at college. Well, iiiother." continued the old man to his wife, "I will (tlvc you one of the chickens to cat. and I'll tnke the other, nud John can have the third. How in that. John?"-J "dice's Library. Economy. I A f'hleajro medico tell of two phy sIcIuiin Iii a Wlxcomli) town, the one elderly, with a Ioiik record of curwt, the oilier younu. with hln record still lo make. The older doctor. It BpeBln, wan Inclined to siirremler some of Ills iil'ht work lo the younger man. line hitler nlKht In winter the vet eran wiim nroiiHcd liy two fanners from a linmlet eight miles' away, the wife of one of whom wus serloiiHly 111. The diH'tor nt once referred them to hln youiiK collciiKue, lint they refused the latter's services. ' "Very well," replied the doctor, thliikliiK to put n convlncliiR argument tivfore them. "In tliat cose my fee Is $ 10, payable now." Whereupon there ensued a remon strance on the part of the farmers, but the doctor was oUlurate. Finally one of the men nxked the other: "Well, what do you think 1 ought to do?" "I think you'd hcttcr pay him the $o," said tho other. "The funeral would cost you more." Harper's Weekly. Sweet Revenge. A little hoy came Into u dentist's of fice a short time ago and had a trou blesome tooth removed. After the den- tlst had finished with him the boy nsked for the tooth. The dentist gave it to him nnd Inquired as to bis re a- ' sous fnf wanting It. "I'm apilu' to take the old thing home a u' stuff It with sugar au' watch It netie!" the boy replied. The Answer Unfortunate. "Wlm t arc these cigars cnllcd, Col lins V "All norts of things, sir." Hj-stnuder. A Foregone Conclusion. "And then, mind you," exclaimed Miss I'assay Indignantly, "she asked mo If I wouldn't marry the first man that came along." "The Idea!" exclaimed Miss Cutting. "Don't these obviously unnecessary questions make you tired?" Philadel phia Press. Should Fly. Critlc-You say here, "The faithful dog went flying after Its prey." llow'a that for nature faking? Wright Kong-Ob. that's all right. You see. this was a bird dog. Kansas City Times. Not Enough. Penner The critics roasted your book, didu't they? Scrlblet Yes, but uot enough to In sure Its success. New York Ufe. The Football Hero Comes. His noao la strappod and wrapped up in a Hour eoft leather pouch; Each musty muecle'a cricking as he prao. tlcee his crouch (For hhn the pui-Ry auroon la preparing a soft couch). Some things like pancaku turners hold his neur amull enra In place; Ills lifmt la kept together hy a hair lined, potlike brace (The stocky doctor's at Ills heels with medicine tilled case). Ha weara a woolen envelope or sweater, without flock; Ho stands with haiule prepared soma ono's anatomy to wreck (Or gently land with his soft corns on his opponent's neck). lie's dubbed the bruwny vlxler of the pig skin and his vis Has strlpa of courtly plaster on his al most hidden phiz All these thliiKs prove tho 'rah 'rah hero's now on deck for bis. If. P. Pltsr In Judgs, 2! T -JZ ' " ANt'CclablelVepnMtion for As similating llic Food nnd Ilctfufa -ting (he Stomachs and Howvls f rromolcs DieslionCrKvrfiir ncssnndRt'st.Conlains wltlrr (hntim, Morphine norliieral. OTlAllCtJTIC. Unfit oU arSAKUTLPtTCan It ?0r-rUt.tU MnSfd (TmW.life HidmyiH rtmvw. ArsTfecl Hemedy forConslipa lion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .ConvtilsiiMW .Fcwnsh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. l',i,ll,l' & ' " tAACT copy or wrapper. Mux- t'Tf i if 1 1 i TiTTnminTr AND CURE the LUNGS w Dr. King's New Discovery Fna roucsHs PRICE sa a ti m OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OB MONEY BEFUNDED. MAGAZINE READERS SUIf SET MAGAZINE beautifully iliiuiretrd. food itoriee A ad irticlet Kout CIiiorcua md "i" il tt. Fu WeO. 7" CAMIRA CBAFT dnotetl each stoath to the er tuOc rrptoductioe of the bnt $1.00 woik of mteut uui pfofotinml jear pkotogr afiber t. KOAD Or A TH0U8AHD WOITDESS s book of 75 pg. eonUuoing 120 colored photographs ol $0.75 picturesque ipoU is California sod Oiegoa. Total $3-25 All for . . . . $1.50 AddirM all orders to SUNSET MAGAZINE Flood Buil J .i.- Sac Fruncrvr. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of jffC4&kl LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER P M LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS EIQtlT PAQES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. ESTABLISHED IN miwrm MB 1 ill; For J-'fanti - 1 Chl MsSBjsnamaiBft vtssjSMnsav ---BsaBMHBSBas The liinJ You Alwayr Bou, Bears tl: Signature In Use For Over Thirty ears WESTERN STAGE LINE Office at the Mercantile Company's Store LaLeview, Oregon. Good Stock - - - New Coaches Daily from I-akeview to Ely, connect ing with Daily Stage to the railroad. P. n. COREY, - - - Proprietor KLAHATH LAKE ....RAILROAD.... . . . TIME TABLE . . . In F.ffect May 1st, 1305. Thrall .. A. M.Lv. Pnkegaini 10.45 A Bi Ar. Koeiii-. ....S5 " Ar. Dixie 10.5ft " ", Hti-el Br'g 6.45 K l'h Pp'irs 11.40 FsllCr'k. T.H5 " Fall Crek 11.45 ' Kl b Hi.'"? 10 htwl Br'ge li.00 liixie S.10 " ' Bonus li.20 P SI " I'okegamaS.20 " " ThraU li.45 " Klamath Springs Special. I.v. Thrall 1.S0 P. M.Lt. Kl'h Pp'gsS 45 P.:SI Ar. Bogus 1.55 " Ar. Fall Creekt.50 Hteel Br'gi'2.15 " " Steel Br'ge 3.00 " " Fall i tvi-k 2-t5 " " Bugua 8.40 " Kl'h Sp g, i 40 Thrall S.45 M YAK MtW KM.I -UU I IMMtlMSMIfc Will in. it in .mm ii Till PRINTI1S I y which Ti i il .-ells. Y ' st v xes stock a large assortment of high grade stationery so that there is no delay in executing a large order. Our prices will be found to compare favorably witbother prices. 1880,. w V, . V I rc'i (if llo me- 'iike ' ' t ii (iiiii. ' ! ii i 1 1 ( luck A M Ii lit b fluidity of Fr i .tii. At Ne i loo I Prei'i-- ,itr at nnd p. A every n u t d. Hill i . NI. Prn 1 1 1 m-m it lO.iK-liKk A. M. i i i,n Wedneft- dy ei-i iik ,i i iicb week. All i.t. t oiii.. i ii.vltcd to attend the .Sen i.'cm. J I nydti I ,(, nid. I nftor. i Lu.' in i. inmo. . fn I. rv-rya lira. t .1 iftrti. nlara i . plsl fri mir. AT HOME fRI tPlaOBC cef Jfetotstt turaoi or uw, S44MurtncatM. at'aoir. Mica. f AOCURCO AMO p- drwu.r .r t. for frm bhItw. how lo oo- Butinrtn 4irrrt Writ or wi.-ia I SIS BlaU Straat. . WtSHI Post & Klne have the beet grtule ot liquors and.cl;firs to be found In Orepron. 1 DETTAKD TH1; BRAND INSURE YOUR HEALTH COMFORT v on stormy days ',Y, by wearing a SLICKER Clean - Light Durable Guaranteed Waterproof 390Everywher. DIRECTORY. 'Irst P.optlet church of Lrkevie I'reachlngMtrvIicesa 1 11:A.M., and 7:30 P. M. on each Sunday. Sunday School 10: A. M. Junior Society at 2:.'!0 P. M. Haptist Youug People.s Union at ::10 P. M. on each Sunday. Prayer meeting 7.30, P. M. on Wed oenday evening. Everybody Invited to attend all services. A. Prank Simmons, pastor The Examiner has received -a new sample book of the Wall Street line of engraved certificates ot stock and bond blank, the most up-to-date on the market. I' tied and endorsed by the leading financiers of America. Copyrighted. Call and see them If you need anything lu this line, tl II i..liW n I 4( tin I A. t J -OK -j " " PRINTING S AN ART IN The Examiner ex- i'e have all the late in type and keep in 1 -1 t