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I.AKK COUNTY KXAMINKU, LAKKVIKW, OftFOON, THURSDAY, JULY 0. 1W Lake County Examiner FRED J. IH)VMAN. Utrfttt Paper, and Larfwt Circulation Gattorn and Southern Orcfon. In Publlih-d Every Thrdy. Bntord at thr 'ot Ofrlovat Ijutcvlew, KTonrt-t'lMS Matter. Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I)n tmr, In advance, . .. J 00 Six monilin, " 'I'" To ree month, " &U net paid In H'Wuiice, I2..W the year. Stihwrltn-ri to I lie Kiamlner who remove truni one locality to anotlier. or ehiim their pomofhee addrew honll re mem her t drop thin office a ruril o their p't can he ad-dreHH-d to the rmht poMottiev. ADVERTISING ROES uiti.,.. u.,.1 s.- - ifn.- 'Hi'li insertion. . fartl of thuiiki" II IV. Ktliitin of oomlo Ictio.e. fl 10 and tipoard. TraiiMent adver1 liift anil joli ) rinlint!. li i" advance. All bi, Is due and pa hie the first of li monlh. &Sn deviation from these term. that "ft jrovcrnrocnt of tin people, by by the people, and for t ho triple" In the best of nil f.viH'n of Roverntnent. Under the constitution theieople rt' free In thought, art, nnd npttvh In their iHTnotml. political, nnd re Unions opinions. In incntlonlnir the wnrw of the na tion from the Revolution down to the Spanish-American wr, he paid it special tribute to those who foujtht for prlnelpie, nnd vln had the cour age of their convictions, whether In rljjht or wroiitf, to buttle well ntul ployed tiy them are ou the atreeta to day? A few of the places remained open to fell oft drinks mid cigars nnd will eontiaue this kind of business at tho old tnud. The petition for tho writ of review will be heard by Judtfe liensou ou July 7th, but lu the luenutime the ordet for prohibition in in efteet. SHOULD lib kliPKLSENTEI) The-. Mnskn-Yukon-Pad tht Kxposi- tion to bo held nt Seattle iu liKO in vnllentlj for their conviction. He just now attractltitf attention, not showed th.it the Fathers of the Re- only in the Union but throughout iniblk had worthy sons to tcrtetii-i the world, and promises to r ivttl the ate the spirit of independence even j Portland exposition held some years' ... jMiouo.ii those conviction carried I ninee. 1 !io fair will attorn an them headlontr Into the throe of : excellent, indeed unrivalled, onw- Rettniar .tan.iinK fi.oo an incji j n t.vl wrch as the World before ; tuuttv for adertiin the resource eoiiintn upace. p.T iminlli. All stanJtnie ai. chanited free tw n-e a monin. t ost of comiM-, lm) never seen, it Kicantlc tdruircle I of this county, and its opportnnitiet) Hon rhara-ed lorall extra chanite. Alt M'll , , , i - . . . IhsI ilons extra All short u rin . Is rxtrn of 1 itatli, In which both side i tor t he home seeker, that dhould be kcuit. uHsiri.iiim i-i emerirvil envi reil with i' nrv liifn n 1 at onco roctiL'ti trod liv t li IhiuI miner re-united country with but one rtiiir. 'and real ettate men of this section That sintv those terrible years, all! Oregon CouiniUt-iou, appointed to differences! had lvn healed, and the look alter Oregon's ititeresta at that lUueand Gray re-united, had lu-d exposition, deoire an exhibit from t heir blood side I y side lu the Span- every county. Lake County tdiould ih American war, and that, as a tv- j have an exhibit there and it hhould etilt tlien' was no South, no North 1 iuclude tt complete and representative F.ast or West, luit one grand, united ' A FIN I; ORATION " , " . ; i nt eiit iiher e in u asi zet i tne irutii' Pa" ! that, treat as had been the rise of! Is kepi on file al K.r. turn R AdveritsttiK Agency l.M Sand aome Street, san FrauciM-o. .ai.. wncre routraet lor advertising can be made for it. THIS PAPER ORATION One of the most eloquent and collection of all t;rasses,raius, fruits. et'tables, otc, irowii on our im-at ed and uou rris.'atd lmuls. It would also be well for tho mining triotic orations we ever listened to was delivered in this city on the Fourth by V. Lair Thompson of, , ,1C.S! tie true life of the American j H be the means of JinterestiiiK' out Lnkevlew. the country (inniii; t tit pust l.'lj men of the ejuuty to seiiil in an ex- years, the LVth tvntury would wit-1 nitjit of the ores of the county, which The h summer regret exceed I nciy jnce and Industry devoted to Ha lts inability to publish the address j upbuilding and coiiservin-; what had In full, because of the fact that Mr. Ut'ii secured for theiu by the blood Thompson speaks from notest only.HU,i hacrirke of their fathers; that Not knowing this tlieeiiitor took no ; theirs would be which more and i people: thattheiis would 1h a lite of side capital, as es(iecial attention wil n.it's. and enn only give a brief out line from memory. In opening the speaker referred to the fad that In nil this broad l nd. In every hamlet, village and city, in every part of our island possessions, and w herever Americans congregated a commercial era, more would make this nation a power for good in the world. In closing Mr. Thompson spoke en-1 thusiastically of the coming great ness of this Great Inland Kmpire.soon to come into its o n, and said that, be niveu miuing matters at the K.u sitiou. GOOSE LAKE & 50UTIILRN TILES RIGHT OF 'AY The Lassen Advocate suys that OUR. STOCK OF Gen eral Merchandise CONSISTING OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Cooking Uten sils, Camp and Heating Stoves, Tents, Bedding, Etc. tf tf Is Complete BAILEY & MASSINGILL Lake view, Oregon Jn every part of the world, wherever ; great as has leeu past progress here 'Old Ulory" floats, as with one com mun impulse. Imbued with the same patriotic thoughts, were the people celebrnting this. Our Independence Day, and glorifying the fathers who gave us our liberties, and who laid the foundations for our great and prosperous nation. The sneaker sketched the history of the causes that led to the founding in wrestiug our present advantages from the primal order of things, our resources of farm, ranch, pasture, or chard and garden, were as yet only partially develojied, and that with the coming of railroads now war ranted and demanded, conditions for the better would take place iu an al most undreamed of wav. Phroughout the oration the speak- of theTbirteen Colonies in most cases !er held his audience iu closest atteu due principally to the desire of some tion, being frequently applauded, of the best blood of England, the j 8,lw ing that lie was closely in treud Pilgrim Fathers, the Huguenots of ( with the sentiment of his audieuce. Spain and the fiuhting ;iiberty -loving The Examiner will have to be-coti-people of Ireland, to escape religious j teut with this brief aud Inadequate persecution, and to Ik? able, to live . y uopsis of the reallv brilliant effort and worship according to the dic tates of conscience. Inspired with a love for liberty, tiled with lofty hopes, and thrilled by the ambitions wrought from a worthy purpose, they braved the dangers of the sea, and settled in the midst of the most savage surroundings, under condi tions that brought out the spirit of independence and self reliance In the minds of the Colonists, and iu their children, which later made itself manifest in the revolution, which 6ep- j arated them from the Mother Land, and gave to the world this Republic, the highest type of government the world so far has known. The trials endured, the fortitude displayed, the courage and bravery with which those few people fought against tremenduous odds for their of Mr. Thompson; but It gives notice that hereafter when occasiou re quires It will give fuller account of the able geutlenun's addresses. NOVEL FAlk FEATURE An entrance such as no other World h Fair ever had for its gaiety boulevard has lieen planned for the Pay Streak at the Alaska Yukon Pa cific exposition, which will lie held at Seattle in 1!KW. Totem poles and a i inouerii nciupiauon ot ine arcnitec j tural style of China and Japan will 'constitute the principal features of j the entrance. ; The Pay Streak is the name of the I amusement avenue of the Pacific ! World's Fair, corresponding to the j Midway at Chicago, the Pike at there has been tiled iu the United States laud ottice at that place a riht of way uihp of the doose Lake aud Southern Kailroad fiom the state line south to Alturas, covering a distance I of a fraction over tW miles. An in Ispection of the map which is a finish ed piece of work, shows that the proposed liue hugs the east shore of (Joose Lake from its northern extrem ity almost its extreme southern point. The application is signed by William Hood, as chief engineer, aud H E. Calviu, as presidett. A particularly noticeable feature of the liue is it directness, in one instance a stretch of aomethiug like eleven milee being as straight as ruin can make it. Portland is rejoicing . over two events that lead to her future great ness. One is the success of the new jetties at the mouth of the Columbia river, recently completed bv the gov ernment, providing a channel over the bar 'Jd fee t deep and ItOrH) feet wide, thus removing one of the chief obsta cles o her uregtness as a sea-port. The other Is the completion of the railroad bridge across the Columbia, at Vancouver, Insuring quick and easy transportation north and eat Another thing necessnry to complete her ambition is direct rail connection with Lakerlew, and Its tributary country. The latter Is a consuma- ! tion devoutly wished here and In i which we lielieve ail the people of I IV,rt 1,. ii.l will l..ln 11.4 To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets, Seven Million boxes sold In past 13 months. This siflMiatUTe. Jyr Curv Crip la Two Day. on every box. 25c. Register rises to re- The Eugene mark : Oregon will have a bumper apple I croD this vear. All of w hich unea to St. show what close attention to the fruit t . .1. ! . 1. . . 'I- . . : I . . . r, t . . i i . i . i . ... :,i .i j l . i . m riirhts. wherein thev ncliieve.l their "JU'H' l"c ilL ' oruumi aim ine luuuBirj win uo luwuru oi lugiug jjioi l- ' . . tr(i ...... i. t . ni If ut ia Tut it rn u m ni nuLii ml jm HMfi vn in n r u, Smiles and Squalls II V TIIK K.HH T OIK" Independence, and establ shed a new form of government. So well was the work of these men done that the poor, struggling, undeveloped Thir teen Colonic that then became the Union, have now grown Into forty eix great, wealthy and prosperous commonwealths. The fringe of civi lization then thinly bordering the shores of the Atlantic has from pur chase and annexation, been extended from ocean to ocean, and our popu lation has grown from ".oOo.niO to 00,0(10, Olio and is now growing greater with each passing year, both from the natural increase and from immi grants from every cliiueand country, all eager to receive a share in the blessings of peace and plenty ac corded all who rest under the shelter of our beautiful (lag. The flag now floats over a great urea of the earth, covering as it does the broad do main, compact and 'elf-couinined, of our forty-six states. Jlesides the Uuion we have Alaska, purt based' from Russia, with its fisheries, Its timber, coal, oil and mountains nml valleys filled with precious minerals of undreamed value. Hawaii, the gm of the Pacific, of masterful stra getic aud economic value, acquired by peaceful annexation, the J'hllll- plnes, Porto ltlco, itiam and ap proach to the Pay StreaK will be in j Want to Attract Setter the form of exact reproductions of i Wants to Attract hitlers famous totem poles. There will be a ' 1Iarney 19 to mak" etrenuous efforts line on each side of the avenue. At I tn a'lvertitie ir resources. Its boost night the eyes and grinning mouths ! erB Btiould kntJ1? at Z ot the. Lt.Ht ...... ,,, . . ,, , .... ways to accomplish much good is to will be illuminated by electric lights, I uae ttie iu(.u ,,reijs, ar)(i lo encourage which will produce an odd effect. the publishers in their labor by iu The actual entrance will be a grand , creased patronage. Take an interest arch wav of a eombiimthm ,J .... ,u fnu worK Py' lor extra copies - ' " t" t nese and Chinese architecture." . .- j advantages week in and out. It is MAY I5E IN THE CABINENT i(:,;rtaili that -'v'ry public spirited .newspaperman given the public ho The Portlaud Telegram of recent ' serves more than value received for date says that United States Sentr i every dollar turned his way. And Charles W. Fulton, had arrived in Portland and at once departed Jor his home iu Astoria. , Some Prohibition Joy Senator Fulton did not desiie to j A big wind came rolling over from discu-s Oregon politics at this time i K'amath way Saturday evening till as he has not r.lHced himself in tmwl, '"tf everybody's eyes and noses with A Chicago woman lawyer has just won a blk( suit involving an estate of ?:i,ttH,lNMt. Now she is ovei whelmed with mail offers of marriage. s it appears there are creatures in pants who are willing a woman's brains should earn them a living ? lint naturally this woman of brains says : nit ! The house occupied by the brother- ! in law aud owned by tiallaher, chief wituess of the graft prosecution iu 1 Sua Franeisco, was dynamited last i week, aud four killed aud three badly ! injured. This the third attempt to j kill (ialhiuher in this way. If the; vigilautes of old were on deck the , first iuquiry as to such devilishuess would be: "Who benefits by this?" Then there would be something doing aud the right persons would be , reached, aud justice, sure and swift, i would be dealt nut ! The Freucb government has deter- ' mined to own all the railroads of that country. "Ue worl' do move." aH ; Urer Jssper ouee asserted' A new diamond Held, ten miles, square, has been found in (leruian i South Africa. Aha! Our "Uncle" ; got ours some time ago. lie then said ! they would soon be "sheeper." Aud! now we believe him ! I 1 OUR. NEW QUARTERS The Lakeview Furniture !any has moved into the Jtritk Huildin on Water where a Larjje Stock of thin"; usually found in a iture Store will he kept.. Cont inue street Undertaker's Parlors Repair Shop LAKEVIEW FURNITURE A janitor in a neigboring school ' threw up his job tho other day. When asked what was the trouble he said, j "I'm honest and 1 won't stud being slurred. If 1 find a pencil or a hand kerchief 'bout the school 1 hang it up. i Fvery little while the teacher or some' one that is too cowardly to face me; gives me a slur. " "Iu w hat way!" he was asked. "Why, a little, while ago 1 saw written on the boarl Mind the common multiple.' Weil, 1 looked from celler to garret aud 1 wouldn't know the thing if 1 met it ou the ; arid mailing them regularly to eastern street. What made me ipjit my job? friends, the papers advertise your! Last night in hig writlu' on the I, hick board it said, 'find tho greatest common divisor.' Weil, 1 says to my STORE. WALLACE & CO., Prop'r this rule holds good in ties wishing to attract all foniriium-sett;ers. fillet It. UL 14 a 14 11 linkliul f-U I uiirl u I. u i tit 14 t'ffn i ,i 1 4.1I nmniuKion auer me primaries. Con with conditions since he returned protectorate of ubu, (from Spain, Samoa from Kngland and Cermany All priceless insulator possessions, which have lifted this nation Into the proud position of a World Power. The wisdom of t he founders of the republic based as It Is upon theeijual ceming the rumor that r ulton may be given n place in Tafts cabinet, it the latter is elected, the senator de clared this was uo time to talk on such a matter, aud further that he was too poor to consider or accept a cabinet position. Senator Fulton is euthuisastic over the nomination, and was one of the most prominent fluurea in thn re. our publican national convention, and a right hand man or Taft. Jn the opinion of 1 ulton there is no danger of JJryan defeating Taft iu November. INJUNCTION NOT GRANTED j The Herald Kays that iu accordance , with the order of th Cnuntv Court lty oi man, resu.te.i in the formation declaring the county prohibition uu- of three co-ordlnute branches of gov- der the local option law the doors of erunient.the legislative, the judiciary, all saloons in Klamath County were nud the executive, each supreme in closed at midnight last night. Lare Its own department, each forming u quantities of liquor were sold at Check upon each other, and .uniting wholesale before the time for closing in one harmonious whole, making the doors, and many of those who are the United States a republic of the foud of their little nip laid in a sup highest form of civilization. Its his-! ply that will last for Kevri H.r. a ii tory goes to show, aud bus proved, of the saloon men una the purtiee em- occurrence, was not accounted tor, untl it dawned upon us that it was due to the dust kicked up over in t.h" uext county by the prohibitionist, who took this way of exhibiting their joy. Hut they could have kept their dust at hon e to our comfort. The Exam iner knows we are "wet", but not wet enough to lay all that dust. self, both them darn things are lost now and I'll be blamed for swipiu em, so I'll quit." Put Bunting on Sucking Colt The patriotic impulse developed good and strong here ou the Fourth. One man went so far as to wind bunting around a suckling colt, that was following the team around town. Every business house was festooned with the red, whte and blue, and all along Water street, the principal business street, evergreen I rees were set, ail together giving the town a gala appearance. Had Money in Mis Purse A man under the influence of liquor the other night, not being able to find a bed, laid down iu the street and went to sleep, lie had $'100 on his persou and had told ot it. Hut uu oue molested him. He said no one could get it from him as he would awaken if it was tried. No one tried, liut the Marshal came along, and woke him up, whereupon the, man said: "Well, you could have got my money that time 1" WOOL SHEDS TO BE BUILT Wool Growers (jetting Awakened to Their Own Interests The wool men seem to be stirring in a way that betokens better prices for them, and that of course means more money for.e very body. Eookiug forward toward this end, Chas Sher lock has donated a lot continuing half an acre adjoining the town for a location for wool storing sheds, so that the clip will not be exposed to the weather as has been the case iu the past. JJecause of the past method of pil ing up wool out of doors, awaiting shipment or better prices, much com plaint aud reduction of price, has resulted, as the sacks became rotten, and wool was not kept iu prime con dition. When the buildings are com pleted, the wool will all be stored iu one place, and when tho clip is all in, the buyers can be notified to come and do their bidding. This plan will bave the buyers much expense, and of course they will then be enabled to uiuke belter prices, it is a good idea, bud will be satisfactory to both grow ers and buyers. Eager tlomeseckers Outside interest iu this eection is manifested In receipt of mail enquir ing tor all lines of business as well as for farming lands. The Examiner receives dozen of such letters every week, and so do the real estate men. One of the latter received eleven let ters Monday from every point of the compass, mostly enquiries for land. ALBERT G. DUHME BUYS TIMBER LANDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING LAKEVIEW. OREGON. 1 WESTERN 5TAGE LINE Chas. Lambert. Manager Leaves Klamath Falls Daily at 7 O'clock, A. M. Office; American Hotel SIO LAKEVIEW S18 ROUND TRIP Wm. P. PAINE. LAND AGENT ami KIM1 VEYOIt Prompt and careful attention given toBiirveys of Lands and TownslteH, Map work &c. Settlers located, Land and Town property for sulo. LAKEVIEW, OREGON. Hie star Dulling plane Go is erecting a plant at PORTLAND. OREGON for the manufacture, of their world famous PORTA RLE WELL DRILLING MACHINES for water, oil, j;a, etc., etc. A iiiodt ruto unionit of vmncy will nturt you Jn a jirolitulilc IjiisIiubh. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES have been tiroved by Compel ilivc Tests to 00 Tim Hi-it In '1 he World. For full particulars regard ing well (hilling maihmcs, tools, supplies, etc., write to THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. PORTLAND, OfteOON, or AKnON. OHIO.