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I.AKK COUNTY EXAMINER, LAKEVIEW, OSIIHON, TliniMUV, 8K1TF.M HF.U a. tiS 4 Lake County Examiner FRED .1. HOW MAN. I.argeat Paper, and l.aret Clrcnlatloei t.aMnrn and Soaithera Orrgoar In ITIU.IMIKP EVEKV TIM KMIAV. Kmrrol at lh- Olfln-at l.aiTifr a, S.rmi.1 i ! Matter. Or. n't ntv orn vwr.n 51 B5CIPTION R ATliS. in mt anco I.' v ti . Pit month. 'J" Three nueit ti, gtfit nut i.al.l in 1ure, li."Mh )e'. Sntienterin 1 he Ktainmer ho remove: fmm om liMalitT l a:uutier. ,r rhanpi ! their (mMi'lU'e .1lru should n mem tier t I drop thin ottiee a ear 1 so their paper can be a1- I dreieMMt u the Tight iHt-!t1r. J Al)KRTI5lU RAlCS ro'Riiiar Mamiing nn ti.w an iihii. ,iuKir column apaee. p r month. All mantling a.l. i lion . hre,t for ail extra rhanse. All M tal poaltioiu extra. All short term a-ls. extra j Reader lorai column, loo. t r Ittw eaeh in , aeliion. Mam a-1. V. a line eaeh insertion Card of Ihantg H it). KewMutlona of comlo lenee. ft M ami npvarila. Transient a1ter!t tnf a ixi jot printing, rath in ailvan.- All blut due ami pavtle the ftralof eaeo month. (ITMo deviation from tbrix term. THIS PAPER la kept on Sle at B.C. (Mfit Advertimna A rem-T lit and aome Street, .-tn Franeisoo, Cai., mhtn eoatrmrts for adrrrtimnc caa be made fur it. QUR NATIONAL TICKET ruR PRESIDENT WILLIAM II. TA-T Of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT JAM ESS. SHERMAN OF NEW TURK. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS J. D. Ie, of Multnomacb County. F. J. Miller, of Linn County. A. C. Maraters, of Douglas County. R. R. Butler, of Gilliam County. HONORING OUK FLKLT The warm and enthusiastic recep tion of our fleet in New Zealand and Australia is most gratifying to every patrotice American, which e peaks well for our futnre relations with those thrifty colonies of the British crown. Our Canadian neighbors en the North probably now see that tbetr cell and formal and retarded invita tion has resulted in a furbter estrange ment as between tbam and America which tbey think due to their relation ship to the British Empire to main tain But our antipodean cousins realize that their safely as an in dependent white man's country will not be due to any effot on the part of the British Empire, but rather upon the strong right arm of Ameiica, and for that reason tbey are greeting our fleet with a spirit of friendliness not equalled by any of our Pacific coast parts. Not only have 'the common people showered unstinted praise and faort upon the ships and men, but the gov ernments are most cordial in ordering functions far both officers and men of the fleet. One instance of this feel ing of friendship is noted in the press reports is where forty thousand per ons, ioc!uding Lord Northcote, Governor-General of Australia, and lady Northcote; Sir Henry Rawson and bis wife, many officers and men from the fleet and a large proportion of the people of Sidney, gatherel at the cricket grounds and witnessed the evolutions of the school children. The Bpectacle was exceedingly pretty. Eight thousand children in vari-colored dreetes, participated in liviug tableaux, which represented among other things, the words, "Hail Columbia ' in living columns. The children in dresses giving the proper colors formed a bnge shield of the flags of the United States and Aus tralia entertwiued, and this evolution evoked storms of applause. The American National Anthem was sung Ly a large chorus and there was also May pole dancing, flag and club drills bnd marches. As an indication of further honors in store for the fleet, Hon. T. Bent, Premier of ictoria sent a telegram to Admiral Sparry assuring him of the whole hearted welcome that will be given Lte American visitors at Mel bourne, where the fleet was due Augut 9. Melbourne is buey with preparations suitable to receive the visitors. Admiral Sperry, in his farewell to the city of Sydney today, said : "This visit will ever be remembered by the men of the fleet and by the peopl'j of America as an epoch-making infeniitiouitl event. "Apart from the promotion of more intiriiHtij rehttions betweeuh tha two great holies of EoidUlb upeaking people, Hie educational importnee of the viteit can not be overlooked. We bave been greatly enlightened regard ing tha wonderful progress and development being made by the Inlaud and Continent, and we must readjust our former ideaa of this proHperous young country which is destined to play a great role iu the commercial nnd industrial development of the J'aciHo. The knowledge gained by the men of this fleet will be diswm In ate J throughout America and lead to result beneficial to loth the commonwealth and the UnlteJ State. "Amerl.-an hope that the time it not distant when the United Stales and Australia will he brought into closer contact through the develop tnent of their commerce, and trust t tint the completion of the Panama Canal will opeu new flM of ad vantageous rt-tat ions. " Count Tolstoi, tht noted Russian i author, i.t at the point of death from rheumatism folbnvinga cold plunge iu 'to the river while in an over heated 'condition from a long walk. OUR WISE tKl-U)LNr President Kooeevelt I probat ly the greatest all around American the i country haa produced, lie seems 10 le interested iu evetytbirg -iu all i humao thought and endeavor. At the ceremony of opening a pub-I The Herald, last Issue, contained i lie lidrary at Jorvlausville, N. V. tit:tho anuoimremtnt tht Mr- Ceo. II. I deprecated tne fact of ao many youn .yre hail retired from tha mauaue-1 meu and women lea'iu the farm to j nient and that the paper iu the futur go to the city, and thoubt it wa te-; atould be conducted by Attorney J. j cause ao few farmers endeavored to M. Hatchelder. Mr. Ayrea made a make life on a farm attractive, and j very jjoixl paper, couuiderintf faoilitUs 1 said that the isolation t-nd loueliueaa of at band, but other interest compeiled ' the farm could be changed by a little ( him to withraw. Mr. L'atcnel ler! effort. For that reaaco he bad urged bai the ability and will no doubt make ' he rural mail service., the farm tele phone, establishment cf reading rooms, and filling then witn books, newspapers and magazines He said he bad no use for the idler, be be son of millionaire or a hobo, but at the same time be -thought the hardest worked individual on the farm was the wife and mother. He believ ed in the farmer economizing, but not on his wife a J 1 , that," be said, "if you have to drop some one, droi the hired man, and not the hired girl." He also wanted the boys taught to work, to be self reliant, eo he could grow up able to aupport wife and children and to suppress all tendency to "smartness" which ta sure to develop into trickery, or the kind of ability that is just off the line of ; honesty, then you should teach bim ' that be is growing up to he an enemy j of the Republic. j "Trickery is trickery if it takes; the form of doing a man cut of bis' day's work, or cheating ia a grocery ' store or swindling on a great scale by ; stock gambling, or the manipulation! of railway securities. I am with you to the limit; I am trying to put a stop to the rascaity of the big men. I'll go any length to do it, and the big man knows it, but there never wii: be ao end until the big man is made to know that what you object! to is rascality itself, and not rascality in a big man alone. "Rascality in the great and small is to be frowned upon in this republic. Distrust equally the man who never aee dishonesty in the big man and the one who sees it only in the big." The Spokane Spokesman Review, of the 2Ctb iust. has a good cartoon show ing the lady Spokane getting out ber heavier clothing. If so, our cool snap of Saturday must have ttruck that town somewhat eariler. HOW TO WIN Out of the beginning of philosophy there came this bit of truth: "IF YOU SAY YOU HAVE ENOUGH, YOU PERISH, ALWAYS ADD, ALWAYS WALK, ALWAYS PRO CEED." No author of the present day is written auytoing that digs deeper into the "way of things" than does that thought. The people who have ceased to "add, walk and proceed" have ceased to be useful to society. The merchant who is satiHtled is doomed. Tne merccbant who believes , bis business is big enough, useful , enough, important enough, is out of the race. In all lines of business there must be, of necessity, the ceasless adding, walking, proceeding the reaching, pushing, shoving, pulling, preHsing for GREATER USEFULLNESS TO THE COMMUNITY. These things presage growth they ARE growth. Under modern conditions this striv ing and'struggling would be of little avail if it were not for advertising which makes striving and struggling worth while, and effective. The advertiser who says "enough", who thinks he is striving sufficiently has really ceased to strive at a'l. Enough" a delusion. COFFIN NAILS DOOMED Representative-elect Chailes Mc Donald of Multnomah county has drafted a bill which he wi'l introduce at the legislature next winter, living for its purpose the utter extermina tion of the "coffin tack" in the Heaver State. Even suUbtitutea for cigarettes will be placed under the ban, and any one caught giving or welling "the makiugs" will be Hub ject t fine, and if the line is paid, then off to priwon he (or mubt go. Conservative statistics a how not , she) 1 I I that riOO.OOu cigarettes are smoked daily iu Oregon. The Ugure may reach 800, uJ0, for the 500, (XX) daily consumption ia based on 10 per cent of the voters siioknlg only 10 of the "tacks" a day, aud any cigarette smoker will cronfeM that tea "clga" la a nlggard ly allowance anil should le 1S or Then, again, niece than 40 per cent, of tha votera use cigarette nnl many who are not voters are havy cus tomer. The "makings" "old In thU date In a week run Into several thousand dollar. linn, Henry 1. IVtmon ha rcMlghcd the Judgeship uf the Flrxt Judicial Pistrlct, ctiiiiprllnn t he counties of Kl.'imath. Lake, Jackson and Jos ephine. 1 li w ill rot urn to the prac tice of law. JIU Htu-ccHMor U tittor-ik-v Nolatnl of Klamath 1'alU, vln Is h.-iIiI to 1 a vcrv iiltlo man. and will make it uid .Indigo. He la a democrat, and an apulntiv of i!tv. ( 'liainlx'rl'ilii. 11 UK ALU CMANULIS HANDS good as a oewapatH-r man. The ! aminer has the best of good will for both the incoming and outgotog editora of our esteemed contemporary, i and wishes tueu both the Ust of success In life. I A Spokane justice of the peace ta . advanced a novel idea that the art of, slugging aud being slutted is not a' lam aeaarigDn.ujprofe88OD .nd that any who follow ; the life of a pug ia nothing more nor .less than a vargant, and to the rock I pile with him ! Such was the sentence c imposed upou "young Sharkey, "the j pugilist. If this idea becomes gener I al there wiH be less white papar con ', sumed and wasted about tbexe brtrtal fighters, and farmers then might be J able to g-t some good men to do bay- ing and harvesting. Col. Wm. K, Vila 'ex I'nlted State Senator fnn Wlnconin, ami who was pout master ne rn I, alao wcrt tary of the Iutcrior, under Cleveland, died at bis home in Mudinon on tb' 27tb, ult. lie was a national leader In the demicratlc tanks, a very ul4e man ami much reunited by bis col leagues) In both part lea. Ooo4 for Bllloun-a "1 took two of Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets last niirht and feel fifty per ueat better than 1 have ""! nreeione oi .iiicau, 4ivu. iuc alio cvnaiui I a fine article for biliotibnesa. " For sale by Daly and Hall. Samples free. Farm Spet-imeiiN AVuntd Parties interested in developing; Lake county, are Invited to bring In samples of grain, alfalfa, vegeta ble), fruits, etc., w Ith particular uh to method of raining tame. ( with or without irrigation;, to the otliee of Drenkel & Palue. Lakeview. They wllllaltel and exhibit and care for aame until aome permanent organiz ation ia effected to exhibit the prod uct ut the Yukon-Alunka and other fairs tf For a Sprained Ankl A sprained ankle may oe cured in about one-third the time usually re qured by applying Chamberlaiio'a Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. For sale by Daly and uall. A atjuaw near Cedarville la report ed to have the amail-pox. Beat Treatment lor a Burn If for no other reason. Chamberlain's Salve should be kept in every house hold on account of its great value in the treatment, o' burns. It allays the pain almost instantly, and unless this injury is a aevere one, heals the parts without leaving a scar. This salve is also unequaled for chapped hands, sore nipples and diseases of the skin. Price, 2f cents. For sale by Daly and Hall. They Take tha Kinks Out "I have used Dr. King's New Life Plls for many vears. with increasing ! satisfacton. Tbey take the kinks out of stomach, liver and bowels. without fuss or friction," says N. H. iirowu, of Pittsfleld, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory at A. L. Thornton's drug store. c. Hay !0 a Ton Wm liradford one, of the most prominent of our sheep men ia in town and reports (locks doing well now, but bays that things are awful dry on the desert, which necessitates laying in a stock of hay to provide against coutingences should the uaual fall rains fail to materialize to make glass for feed tliis fall aud w inter. He purchased a supply, but bad to pay 1U a ton in the stack, which is an unsually high figure tor this localtiy. A l'alnf Investment Mr. John White, of 38 Highland Ave., Houltou, Maine, says: "Have been troubled with a cough every winter and spring. Last winter I tried many advertised remedies, but the cough continued until i bought u 00c bottle of Dr. King's New Dia covery ; Ijefore that was half unuo. ttie C"J waH all one. This winter ttjH happy result, tart followed ; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. lam now com iiwil that Dr. King's New Discovery is the I best of all cough and -ung remedies. iKold under guarantee at A. L. Thorn i ton's Drug store. &Oo. aud . Trial bottle free. Cnn y a complete line of (uiietal Mt'txhandise, composed of Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents Furnish- TENTS 2 GUNS and Heating Stoves, Trunks, Bedding, Etc. Your alley Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Seven Million boxes told bi post 12 months. ThiS &l mature. vLA Seven Million boxes sold In post 12 m naaaaa aa jm a aanmf. FOREST FIRES NOW UNDERJONTROL Supervisor Ingram Busy Loss 2,000,000 Feet Gi,000 Acres Hurned Forest (Supervisor Ingram has re turned from bis trip to the Des Chutes Forestry reserve, where be bad a force of UT tneu gathered from Paisley and Silver Lake eugaged in fighting forest Hrrs. The damage is even greater than at first reported as Cfti.UOO acres mostly In hands of parties, was burned over, destroying on a very conservative estimats 2,1X11), 000 feet, w irth on the stump at Jeaat ft rU per thousand. This estmate was made by Inspector Kent aud Mr. Ingram, and is authori ty. There were 1-V)men in all engaged in fighting the flames, which after a number of dajs bard work at last was under control. Timely rains up there helped very materiai-y in suppressing the tires. How ta Get Strong P. J. Daly, of 1217W. Congress St., Chicago, tells of a way to become strong: He says: "My mother who ia old aod was very feeble, is deriving so much benefit from Electric litters, tnat 1 feel it'a my duty to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening medicine abou. it In my mother's case a marked gain in fleth bai result ed, insomnia has been overcome, and she is steadily growing stronger." Electric Hitters quickly remedy stomach, liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at A. L. Thorn ton's drug store. .OUc. Made a Uoori Auto Itoal John Conburn and Geo, ilanklna returned Tueaday nlg;bt from FIiihIi, (ioldriiuandtheHabl.lt Creek coun try. They have leen repairing1 the road and it ia now in such llnet-hiipe that an auto ca now inuke the run of 45 uillt'H over the mountain bet ween here aud I'luah In a little over two honra. Tliey are very hljrlily pi taaed with everything out there, untl . aay the mlncH at ( joldrun are showing up In a wonderful way. The Mons (ioihg Kant Mr. and Mra. W. V. Monj returned here Tuesday evening from Alluraa. Thin channliiK couple are on their! way EiiHt, via Klamath Falla. where they have ennj;etiieiitH in their pro fusion, Iu ilielr old field wheie they are well known Thomj who appre ciate a h'Kli-tfiaile of hiatrlonlc talent will inha theni. They will remain here but a few diya. Tho Examiner wlshea them the beat of hiktchm wherever they may fen. They left thin morning on the Klamath stage. A Sure-enounh Knocker J. C. Goodwin, of Iteidaville, N. C, says: "Uuckleu'B Arnica Salve is a sure enough knocker lor ulcers. A bad one came on my leg last summer, but that wonderful salve knocked it out iu a few round). Not even u scar remained." Guaranteed for piles, sores, burns etc. 2"e. at A. L. Thornton's drugstore. Indian Taking Allotment The Klamath Herald sava that Maior H. G. Wilson, superintendent o! the ' Klamath Indian Keservation, is in ! that city accompanied by Mrs. Wil- I sou. lie states that the work of lnak- ing allotments is still in the bauds of ! Aliotiug Agent H. F. Whito and will likely be completed some time this! fall. patronage is respectfully da? M assmgi To Cure a Cold in One Day ' w Smiles and Squalls My "THB VRKIAT OS" While worked into sioaer to repent an Louis aaa somewhat a frenzy calling exhnrter in Ht. disconcerted to have a young woman walk foraaid aud deposit a baby ou the alter, aud assert it belonged to him and her. Ha acknowledged the girl was right, but invoked tne old Adani plea ! exteuuation. lie whs also expelled from his Eden, but he will probably show up iu some other locality to work at both of his chosen trades. Judge Piorce of Mueuie, lud., says: "The sheath gon Is modest compar ed with some of the aights we see on a windy day." The "bench" of that judge evidently must be ou the corner of a street grocery. The papers tell of a man who i tabbed bis wife to death because she wore "Merry Widow" hat. lie should have waited till be saw her don a sheath gown. A hard stem future looms ahead for the trusts. Neither liryau. nor Talt will accept their campaign contribu tions. Hut they might try Pranton, tha Socialistic candidate for president, now languishing in the Nevada pen. lie might not refuse. Even ICoeker feller's tainted money might le aocep table to him. It ia now reported that monkeys in New York Central Park are learn ing to talk. Let's see. yes that is where one Caruso received n.HH Inn I fame. And if these monkeys really learn to talk we probally will b tieated later to sensational announce ments in the press of the elopmeut of both he-monkeys and she-monkeys of the 400, with the more lowly residents of Central Park. It has already been noted that the 400 have glveu "mon key parties I" The oldest inhabitant says this Is "the dniftondest weather he ever seed" this year, hot and dry, and n W an early frost caught all his "water-millions, by gum !' Hut the frost seemed to come in streaks, probably due to air currents down the canyons, and his next door neighbor's garden was not hurt at all. OUR MEW QUARTERS The Lakeview Furniture Com pany has moved into the lare Ilriek Huildintf on Water, wtvect ... where a Lare Stock of everv- . thing usually found in a Furn iture Store will he kept Undertaker's Parlors Repair Shop LAKEVIEW FURNITURE STORE. WALLACE solicited Lakeview Oregon Crfp la Two Dya. tVjy 0TjCyT on every nrtm-a box. 23c LOhT li-athi-r pix'kit-tKik on Wu ter St., Lakeview, Aujf. SI, V.)h, con talulng iihimtm mid mi In.'HIlblo jh-ii-ril; nlao name ou Inside. Finder Will lHaultably rewarded l,y leaving the an me at The Examiner ofllce It NOTICE -Owlng to the advanced price of feed, we will atfer the 1st or September, charge the following prices: Homes to hay over night II r span. Horses to hay ooou. tdJo per upan. Special rates to freighter 7.V. per upan over night. Livery rates: Team with buggy, 14 pet d,y. Team with 2 Sealed hack, t: per day. 'Vy'Z V-. D. Ailhur, Mammoth Stable. E. E. Llnvtlle, Med Front Stable. NOTICE. Customers must comply with the ruls and regulations of the Lakeview Water Company, or the water will be abut ott. Ft-lt. 8 . V. HKHAIJT. - GO TO TOLLMAN'S' for photos, views, anil ei .... J r. ' f i. r irat-clats woik. Fair p NEWS STAND :-DA I LY can be purchased each m Wallace A Co'a. news etui" ter street. north of the Pom Dl'Tl II Lr.NCll cry f-alooti. AT THE IlKhW tf POST & KINO HAVE THE HES'J' grade of Llqours uud ( Igars to bo Ion ml In Orejfon. tf J. II. CUTLEK WHIfKY AT THE Hotel Lakeview bar. The U-at and purest whlHky made. tf LOOK AT TII E N ( 'I I ( ' E FO K 1CE- wanl Ism by the Telephone Company for destrovliiK It prop frty iecf WANTED TI M IJEU LANDS-1 COMB stead relinquishments wanted. W want to buy direct from owners. Write particulars to M. II., liox 4D2, Eugene, Oregon. Ot "WANTED, GOOD MAN IN EVB ry locality. Good pay, experience unnecessary to represent largo Ileal Estate organ lat Ion, write today. It. F. Loos Co.. DesMoines, Iowa." tf m & CO., Prop'r