Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, September 24, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti. am: cointy examiner, lakryiiav. oklgon. tiiirsi a , m:i ti mi;i:i: .i. h"n 4 Lake County Examiner Kit KM J HOW MAN. lnrgrM Pprr. unj l.tfrt Circulation In l:atrrn and Southern Orron 1M 111 KVKKV Tlll'HSIMV. Knt.Teil i It"' 1'i'nt omrt n! I wi'vp. ore. N.eml-l'liow M;i'-r. ( MI NTY Kl Ill lU. r.WKK 51 BCHIPTION K Tt.S OW 'CUT, ill 'l Still'. . . . ' I" Pn nmntln. Three tun tin," ' fVH t't li'l I:' Ivmice. J 50 the !. Su!x'HtT ii I ti Knnti' ' l' rt'tnoir (rem one !- i 1 1 y aimOnr. ur -li n mk thetr .t.ce .tlr- mi.miI : r-ni mlier ' drop thin nrti.-f cxr.t Minr . r .n'i !. .t d res-eil ! me r'ntu nwicitu-i'. wan rleeted County Judge on non I Hrti7HII basis, j The .luilk'o detotes nlnmM't hi ft'- Or., time to Count v Court business' land in support of thin fact. tKe t null ity records idiow t lint lu In never I eeu absent from special, rvtinliir oi call meeting during t ! six yearn ' r his incumbency of the ottlce- of iCnnty .Indue, which is i verv unnsu I ill :m I i viry iv it n 'i 1 h(U record. VANDALS SHOOT INTO A CHURCH Aim kiisimi It.snUr 'mi.tini ! lit' km column j-m-i p r mi. nil All : rhHi.:'-! 'ri' I it'i- m n.iinth. to. lion ti.ir.'-l 'ursl I'Mrit i-Iihiii; pOSl'll'll I'MTH Ki'Hilrrv ! : c.i t'lliii'l. w sit h 1 KM 1:5. lii li iiii U' 1 1 1 i : 1 1 fc: lv ,.i in -i (...-i l M . Ii All snnrl I ' r in .l xn o u-nii... 10- pi r litir c.-h in lui t-Hen iun. r;n'ii t'ar.i ' !littu $1 it'. Ke-ol ut inn . il etin.lii len.T. (1 M mill ui'Wftrils. f . TrunsuMit Ailti-r'ii.:!;!! aim Job I'rttit illK. I lMl 11. ltltllrC. All .1 iml Im' paid the Krat nfwh month. aSi ilov idtmii from Hum- tirin. 1 hi- MiniitiTs of the Gulden Word 'wil nit'i ii'iin I iiiliif t r ii-it 1'i'Misit ion, . to le opened at Fails o Mir', London, May 1st KKi; hihI 1 1 t n- lor six nmiit Its have H!-kt'il tin" io ou'iiit ion of Oregon I lit on u )i (i.iviTn'.ir Cliiiin I l;trliin It i. tln lirnf industrial x I'osition f t liis oli. u a.'li'r l i I I Miii't ' lT. The I us n 'ss oan iod on I IWOi'tl tllO I II it I'll Stlltl'S nlld tin- I'uifpJ Klim io n oo i:pri.--cs ono lift ) if tln o tiri Ovvt. moro.o of the world, and it is cott.-tniitly iiT sink'. It is t'xpi'clod that tins txh Int l;l tii:ic tocetlit-r all f ho (n.sont diiv 1 aoh icvrmontrt in soit'iiof, invrnt ion, tiKiid irrnits and tradi's in the I' in tod St. it os. THIS PAPER .ime sirwi, coutnti-i!! ior is ki'pl nil tilt- t E. IK'R A lviTtlsiiiK Ai ni'r lit Smut n rrduciM'o, . al.. wuerf H.lM.rtiMiiic i-an r" in A1f- fr 1. OUR NATIONAL TICKET I an 1 Orrille Wright had his hip I u rod and otherwise injured. rott PKKSIIIK.NT a 1 1. LI OI II. TA'-T Of Ohio FOR Vli'K PltKSIIlK.NT JA M rS S MII'.UM AN 'K M W YiiKK. rni:siiK. ri A I. ki.ki-t i:s .1. I Ii-o 'f M ill t m iin.n-h Ci I". .1 Miln r. nf I. inn Cionit.v A. '. M,irsfi-rs. d l.m jl.-isi". K. K. i 1 1 r 1 r. nf lii.li.un Cmi Th Wiiij it Itros" Hfiooliue met nithan aooi.leiit the 17th inn;., at Mr ers. Va , in ithioh Lieut. Sel fri lire, of the I S army, nns killed had his hip frao- It is itlionk'lit he will lie out in six weeks. ! Snn e part of the iiinvliiiinry I roke ; v f i e ti e aeroi lane hs in the air. j renderiiif! it unuiaiiaueal le.aini dash ink' it to ti e k'rounl with nioh fatal I l e.-lllt s It nas too tad this acoidtl't shmild i have occurred, after so many Miecess I fill !l ik'l'.ts. It hhos that the llyuik! ' nui-hine is not a realitv ti t. Hut, I like ever vt hint; else, success donl tlss I sillcnie frmn failure ami eiri- iiintv. , u ft t v . ,tv." I CLE F.LAM) lKAiIZI) rAFT No one lyiestinued lirover Cleve land's tfiilty tj his ptrty a? h vmi. lovalty it-elt to t tint or an izat inn. Tbi etot e hen he narroiv limit of ratrtyism a he iid a I few jays li-M'ire his death to make the1 fo'l iiviu com Herniation, of Mr. faff j it meLK.'t sometliirk' that eve-y j tbiuki'i.. Au.erican sr.oull t uudi-r j upon Ii!)i,' abd well : j There is le ir on my arf of eiiu : lnisun ieist mi ou hat 1 am about t ) say tint surely the fair tnindfd man j must realize when he pousi Ihis my j attitude tuwarl my o.n paity all now j a matter of imniiitaMe :i-c :i i that it is tir.iiuiite 1 li a sei se ot sin. le tali ness. 1Jets.)U4llv and orlicially 1 havt bau the i tuiortunity of knowing niany i thiuk's eiiiiceruiui! Mr. Taft ti.at were: not a matt- r of fi;jneral U:io a le 1- and ' wit; a etii in'e'est I have a ate tied! bis larte snai- iu the conduct of mn J nati uial atlairs in very ncent ve.us i 11 is excellence us. a federal julu'e in! Cinciuatti i.- s'jmet hiiui in t to lie. underestimated or over emphasized thoul 1 l.e jiiiif to the presidential chair the inaliti-s hich made him u ii lue of iilyti aldlity, which I kimn ti'm to have l eeu. will lie most need ful to bid) as president o! the United States, ills hih ideas ot honesty ami of relative justice, hi-i k'reat CMpaci'v for severe lit;or, and his huuieious wis iom iu the face ut the eerioiir irol.l-m are atlriliites eijually Acci r link to Senatoi llev-ridke, Mr Hrvau has never handle I a sii'k'le for eik'n i rot len, has k'overne I no 1'hilli pii.es. regenerated no Ciilia. Im i It no canal, avoi le I ii' alien daUk'er. saved from io tlirea'enel piril. In , iomi s t ic altaii s Mr lli van has w ril ten ! not one law, administered not a i jsitikl'-d partuit-iit, advi-ed no t rei-i- tetipe-l outside the j ,1hi,, A t.j l,...:riUl! all lie -s a preacher of rik' hteousnes Imt not an administrator if altairs. Mr. Hiyan is an Aaron not a Mo-e-; a Henry Imt not a Washington ; a Wendell 1'l.ilhps, tot an Abraham Lincoln. rrlnt'vlll.-, r.. Set t.. 1 1 Two men, wloin' iimiiics lire kinwn li Prom-cm iui; A Mut'ticy lti ll, ivlm ivr ounir.eil Hit in ii they lled.iit 1 ii'ili-ck In t In" nitipdi.ii lir.-.l tvn ihnrnos of Imik-lit't Ih'iuiull I lio lnri;i' .lid ci 'st l st ii In. d Inss h Iiii.h ul I he I'list Melhci.lM ( 'htlt oil III ihU city I nn windnws wi r.i ciiiiipli t. lv snluit tt r- d tit.- 1 1 1 1 K li . t 'odulne In t ho ci ilii'c I'.i rt of n t hh d window ;ii-. ki n In shot vvliii h k''.nuod off nil o.ik. li I mil. 1 he oflt'liih l--" w cm' il-link .'it the time, which lie count-lor t In li- IiiiiiuIIiiu wink mid r. coii'd' ii oi In Mr. I! II who lives (I'-tovs tin. miitI, when they run n w n y . HOTEL LAKEVIEW ARRIVALS The follow ing Is It list of (he jir rlvnls nt Hotel Lnkeview week end inir Wednesday Sept I'.Hs; A K Rowtii.'in. l'i .rt l iiid. Miss Kit ten I I o. I'liish C i: Oliver. West id. : o i.'ti. s.iit i.nk- ciy: r A iidtrsi in Shi M.iti ..; Cn If. l'.iul li Moor-. S 1"; AH.eri Wit ker, t ; A W Mnlthews. s -: MPWilet. l.osA. c. h s; a L Wji:,ni4, I . -rt l.tml : M. A. I olierlni'i r. "n.kilie: Miss 1'ick Mini Mis L M. K.lsnv. I'l sh;.l K. ii ln it, S I-'; L II Aiiih-rsiii. Now I'lne ('ml; llt iirv Sjiinli rs. Wili.ov ('rt-k; 1' Willi.uns. S V: .1 V M. I'm l ino. Now I 'ine rti k : .1 1. nnd Win llaiiipiiui. I';iIhI..: I W" SiiiIiIi Iterkley. fnln; T .) I'.. . rinii S I"; II I'. inns, IIiimiA II ri'ters.in. nn. I .1 N I nut, Oird. n; I t.'ili. .1 S Monroe. Will.iw IIjiii.-Ii. 'iilif:N I' Jensen. Iinwsiie; N M l l ro-.se ( i.i i. In ml. it !jf : ( ' ( ' Mcrrt-nrv l!.-..lii - nllf. M II Cil.lu. P. i. i: U II LI l.y . S I ; M IV.sM-r. S I"; 1 1 A s.iii s I'; .1 . M i;.,t,i . t hiuiii i. W H.-ia ti. l.l. I'ln-h: lieo V. rniT. l Wjiii .'m .li.lni Mi Iit ;iii, ji tnr .I.ici.Ii. I', e dey . ( ;ii(; .1 Ol.e-snir S;ii-r.i in. i li.; i'.il Mi i'.i ii ' is' I'll-.; Win S:i!:ii-iin mi I .1 II Wiii-Ii.w. .i i..t.c;i pol is: lieo II. ii, kin. (' ii Crsler nnd Mr-, t'oldi iiut.u'd over to Cednrville Inst wick ifl..' Hi... liiesshr wIhi has I ii visitine; rein i Ives there. alley. Masskgil Carry a coin 1ctt Mm of t icikt.m I Miiv,lmiilist. composo! ol Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnish- TENTS 5; GUNS and Heating Stoves, Trunks, Bedding, Etc. Your patronatt js icspcitlullv solicited Bailey Massing! Lakeview Oregon To Core a Cold in One Day Curv CHf Id Two Day. I'! in pii-.i i 2 r" 't'i'i. X on ovny . box. 25r. A r anj t hiiik' w liei e a I I lull's lie Witt 'mi ; The Maine elections are uut at all ! sbt isfactoiy to the Ilepul lican lead ! ers. showing a lops of 4lHl votes over jtbat of four Jears au'o, v. bile the de I .mu-tats show a k'aui of over 1"5. "1 I voles eiiverifctf the sariie period. There ; is no acc'iiiutinu for these figures un- le.-a tLe vounu men. urst voters aie all k'oiut; Hryau wai d.i. If the old slo an. "A k'oes Maine, so k'oes tlie iL'nion." hulls li'ind these days, the I republicans t.ave ot to net to work I earnestly from now on to election day I to count ract such tendency. A salve k'ooil f. sal e cn 11 I e lice t'arl'i ll"d W itch llael Salve. It ch ans tin roiikd ly, kcc s ti e pore u en and Leals ipneklv. It is piml for anythnik' where a snhe is needed. It cools anil sooths and is especially k'ood fur piles. We sell and reconi nied it. I-'or sale by Paly and 1 1 nil. NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS The last half i f the 1!Ni7 Tux will liecollie d"liliillei,t im in diately nft r the tirst M 1 1 1 1 . i v- In ( i. t.ilier- 1 he pennlty i- ten per cent ami ii -terest (it Iwi'lf" p.T cent iiiiuiedlM le I x lifter Ifliniileticv :.v.' A LI'.l '.K I' K NT. Inited Sept 11, 1 '.His Sherilf vain aide and commendatory to a people seekiuii t un in whom they may repose the trust ot their collective interet-t-wbile ttu-y turn their increased atten tion to their passing individual de uiauds. STATEMENT NO. 1 I.N NEVADA By an agreement eutered into early in the mouth the Democi btic aud Ke publicau State CeDtra! Comciittees ol Nevada bound the Legislative candi dates jf both parties to abide by the popular vote for United States Sena tor. This agreement was made aftei Seuator Francis (J. Newlanda' chal lenge to Senatorial Candidate Fatric L. Flaniyau that the choice for tbe bigb oflice be left to the peopln bad been accepted. For tbe Mrsst time in the history of Nevada, then, the United States Sen ator wii: be cbosen by direct vote Peter J. Summers, Democratic Sthte chairman, and Harry JJ. Humphries. Jvepuiilicuau state chairman, made tbe agreement biodiuii by atlixuK to it tbeir siynatures. That no "fluke" shall occur in tbe iilans of the candidates, tbe central committees in joint conference agreed that "bold-over" Senators be bound to Newland's agreement. All of which shows that tbe OregoL idea is bearing good fruit. The picturesque J. Adams liede, Minnesota Conirressnian, he of the "birch-bark pants' was snowed under iu the IJuluth primaries last Thursday. He t rineily was a democrat, but took up ti e fins- ot pdd against I'ryau and thereby wot to cnuuress. His f i nd ness for our Uncle Joe Cannon, and neglect of the interests of bis dutrict, -ncoiii assed bis de!ent. lie was noted more for his humor than for constructive statesinac ship. Ills de tent leaves no one now too occupy tbe i seat of "Sunset" Co.vjas boute liumn rist. A Traveling ,1nn' Riperlcncr "I must tell you my epxericnee mi an Fast Imuud . K. A N. ii ii. train from Pendleton to l.e (iran'e. (Jre , writes Sam A (iiitber, a well known traveling man. "1 was iu the blin king department with some other traveling men vfcen one of them went out into the coach and came back and said, "There t a woman hiok unto ileath iu the car. I at once not up and went out. found her verv illl with eramn ! colic; her hands and arms weie drawn up so you could not straighten them, aud with a deathlike iuok on I ELECTRIC PLANT . ! CHANGES HANDS The electric liifl-t plant has been sold by Mesers Shiik and Cresslar 'to W. I'. JeliM'li, ut New 'dexico, who i will a.-siime control on Oct 1st. A new eiik'ine aud a lare t raiisf urin ; er nod other accessi ries have been or i dered aud will l.e beie in about a month. ; When the new plant is installed Lakeview will have abundance nf I power to n'lve t he to n lights f I ill . Itancey nnd enable, besides, to pro j vide power for smell lants. It was n j needed i'li pruveniet, uud will le much ' appreciated by the pci pie now hi re I and those wlin aie about to make their heme in Lnkevien. Smiles and Squalls 'j II) "Till-, t Hit I ' I : I NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS A scientist has discover) d why women Hut is because they have two souls - one k'ood ; mi l one, the sub I'uucioiis. the verv ahem ! 1 hat may be tine; but, I en -.on 1 Ilk,' from the samn I ii mi-is, we know some men who can lent the women at that name, and k'lve Via cards mi l spades, besides! A scientist says that dent Ii can come in .'.7m dlllerent ways. Well. tlat l i-at that other ".r7 vnritles, " n line ! The new sheath nown is belnn i)is cussed up aud down, all iilnnn the line, even b- M ire editurs It ap. pent s t tint this much discussed new style of garment t o open mi In t h sides a ill -tin i' of several feet, and it Is said to be really veiy chaimuik'. Llitor Conner of the Cotftik'e (Jrove Lead it siiVw it is "all rinht as lar as be can see." iiokm: i ui: s.m.k. i;..n.i uud lldlnu hnre. I : i ii 1 1 1 1 1 ten l i n w me Ci.mpii ny . ill Ivllljf ot All- roi: sali: mv lii W'. st Lnkevli resldenre prop, rty w on i nr terms, l: I! I AT( II. I o: s A li; Olt ItF.XT K,.,,. K,u. Ifi ai.il lierry rum h. Never ti l u w.iier ; ;. p 1 1 , NOl lOl'. - Customers linist con, ply with the liil-snnd li k'lllnt Inns of the Lnkevien Wall I ( i u any, ir the w liter w ill be shut idl . -"--' V. I I HALT. NF.WS SIANH: can I e purchase Wallace A ( o's. t er st reel, not 1 1, DA I L'I PAPF.PN I eaeli morn Inn at new n stand oil W'a I the 1'iisloHlce. ldt f li n n eiy ,-nii .1 M ui ii at im P.KKW tf Tb uer lace, iwoor inree ladies were workiun with her and nivinn her wbis key. I went to my suit case and nol my bottle of Chambeilain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy (I never travel w it bruit it ), ran to the i water tank, put a double dose ot the i medicine iu the nlass poured some i water into it and sti red it with a pencil: then 1 had quite a time to net the ladies to let me nive it to her but j 1 succeeded. I could at once see the .effect and I worked with her rubbiun ! her hands and in twenty minutes I nave ber another dose. Uy this time Orenon athletes who have jus' returned from Loudon, called upon I we were almobt into Le (Jrande where RESIGNS AS ELECTOR The executive committee of theOre nou Democratic State Central Com mute completed its electoral ticket by naming August Huckenstein of Marion county, Presidential Klector to succeed Ueruard Daly, County Jude of Lake county, who was elect ed Ly the State Convention, but failed to quulify. Witti regard to the above item Tbe Examiner interviewed Judge Daly, who informed us that he had re signed as elector us he felt that all Lis time belonged to the peoplu of this county, and beside, be considers it very Impolitic for him to take ac tive parts iu politics, inasmuch as he the preisdeut. Ue nreeted tlmn cor dially aud said : "My boys, I am proud of you uot only because you scoied so splendidly at London, but also because you are of our great West. 1 wish you to convey my heartiest congratulations to Oregon aud your fellow citizens, and 1 sincerely trust that your state will keep up the great record she has made in athle tics, (jood bye and good luck. I was to leave the train. I gave the uoine io me n us on no to lie used in case another dose should be needed but by the time the train rati into Le Grande she was all right, and 1 receiv ed the thanks of every passenger in the car" hor sale by Daly A. all Alturas Ken and Julius Lnuer were op to Or, ii... I i.L-i. tull..? Mi.ndnv I ii.Lim cramp ., , , ' . , , .. latter some improvements tin thel In ruts up t here, Mr. Lnuer was rii tl.usiastlc over the bright piopocts or that section of Modoc. I'.very w beie I he witnessec a epliit ol bopeltiluesi and progress. Old houses are being repaint' d uud old fencs replaced with new fines. Mr. Lauer predicts that ivithiu ten years Goose Lake valley wilt be a solid fruit orchard. The lailroad is coming and the world is a market for the products of our or chiirds. A gentleman from San Francisco remarked to us the other day: "When the railroad gets thru some poor fool fellow will erect a tourist hotel and sanitarium ou the shores of Goose Lake aud make a fortune. It will be come one of the summer resorts on the coast, as the climate, scenery and general conditions are ideal. Maw xell, city supel inten says but Dr. W. II dent of New i I k Cltv school. that Cnrnuie libraries are good. puliilc IjhIIis are better. That school ma'am who "triiui down" Alturas may have been of the same opinion. l'o ,v KING II AN i: Til K nr.'i.'e of Llipnii - nod Clgnr fi 'II Illl 111 I III-;' ill IIFST to lie tr .1. II. ( I' l l l it Will I Intel LnUev i-w liir. purest w hisky iniide. KV AT TUP Tile best j in I tf Carrie because Wow ! Nation is ' be favors -' army Mr. Tat I, canteens, Three thousand men are walking the streets of Fairbanks, Alaska, with no money, nothing to eat, aud no place to stay. No water to woik the gold placers, and forest fires that burned up their wood cut for winter's supply is the cause. It is believed tbe gov ernment will be compelled to get these poor fellows out of that country, or they will peirsh. The Initiative aud Referendum car ried in Maine by over 70,(J(XJ major ity. That is going some, even for old Maine, HAY PRICE PROHIBITIVE tlosM-H. .Miller anil Grot- Will Ship Cut tic from Kino The high price of hay in Klamath county is causing stockmen to go elsewhere for feed preparatory to ship ping. F. M. Miller aud F, M. Green, of Lakeview, who went there to buy hay for 3,000 head of cattle wero asked 8 to in. 'oil per ton, which price they con sidered prohibitive and have since made arrangements to ship from Keno instead of Ashluad or some other point ou the main line, as was their iuteutiou. Timber l.au1 otl-e Department of the Interior. U. 8. Laud Oflice at Lakeview, Oregon, Sep- lemuer in. rjui. Notice is hereby given that LE NORA CKELL, of Sacramento, Calif. 102 Cherry Ave., who, on Septembers, 1908, made Timber aud Stone Applica tion, No. 0010, for W half SWipjarter, Section 25, Township :! 8., Kange lfi. E, Will. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof, to es tablish claim to the land ahove des criM, before County Clerk Kalinalh County, at his office, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the litb day of De cember, 1!HM. Claimant names as witnesses: Oda Ciavenn, of Lakeview, Oregon, John Stindt, of HimanzH, Oregon Jesse C Cravens, of I airy, Oregon, Oscar North, of Klamath Fads, Oregon. Si IN 20. J. N. Watson, Register. Department of the Interior, U . S. Laud Ollice at Lake. 'lew, Oregon, September IB, HKIH. Notice la hereby given that HURT S. TATRO, of Lakevew, Oregon who on August 21. 1!J08, made Timber aud Stone Application No. 0-1 2'J for S half SE quarter, N K quarter SK quarter, SE quarter NE quarter. Section 28, Township .'IS S., Range 18 E., Will. Meridian has fild notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish claim to the laud above described before Register aud Receiver.at Lake view, Oregon, on the ,'lrd day of De cember. IIMiK. Claimant names as witnesses: Thomas O. Me.Culley, Alex McCulley, William 11. Hanimersley, Ed Tatro, all of Lakeview,' Oregon. H21N2U. J. N. Watson. Register. Thomas iiriles was down from Davis ('reek Monday with a load ot melons. He says the frost has not damaged garrdens along the foothills, but in tbe low ground most of tne gardeus were damaged, Preston liayley was down from the corporation ranch Tuesday. He re ports threshing in progress, and says the grain is turning out. well. The new harvester purchased by he and Ike Skillmau is a great success, cut1 iug and threshing 40 and UJ acres per day. Some of the barley goes as high as 1 15 bushels to the acre. Look AT Till: N'O'I I-: W in d isxlleil iy I he 'oii!niiy for ili'sl l'u Int erty. FOR Rl Telephone Its pri.p It'll I I or 5pralnrl Ankle A sprained ankle may tie cured iu about one third the time usually re qured by applying CliaiiiberlaiiuH Liniment freely and giving It absolute rest. For sale l y Daly and I mil A Surccnnuieh Knocker J. C. Goodwill, or Reidsville, N. C. says: "Uuckleu's Arnica Salve is a sure enough knocker lor ulcers. A bad one came ou my 'eg last summer, but that wonderful salve knocked it out in a few rounds. Not even a scar remained." Guaranteed for piles, sores, burns etc. 2'c. at A. L. Thornton's drug store. CLA8SIFED WANTS ( Hvc rem per Hue i.r uih-i em ,it wi.nl esrli In nli, ii. Tlurly mi.j.Iii, ,,r Io, p. r' im. rill. gtf-Sit B.lviriN. mini ii.,.ri,.. (, lepM limn 4., iTiiiH. WANTED hinds:. furiiilitg: IuikIh. tlmlier nnd other Innils dln ci from the owner. Give full pn rt IciiIuih nnd price to. ALEX. MI RIKX K, -'X-.'flii Attori-e.v utliiw. IOIW BioikIw ii.v, Oakland, ( ul. WANTED - I IMIILR I.ANDS-IIOM E stead relinquishment wanted. W. want to buy direct from owners. Write particulars to M. II., liox i:2, Eugene, Oregon i'.'t "WANTED, GOOD MAN IN EVE rv locality. Good pay; experience unnecessary to represent large Real Estate organization, write today, it. F. Loos Co.. DesMoincs. Iowa." tf OLD TVPi:;FOIt SALi:.liiHt the thing, for luildiltt metal. A limited supply on hand. OLD NEWSPAPKRS-Ct.iiH' nnd get I lo-li). M AG AIN EH Oft our clubbing rates for your Winter's rending for men who toil Levi Strauss & Co' Copper Riveted Overalls the kind that M WEARS" II t cut lull J l' . g "be '4 iMffigsig i iJul!i' 1 mi OUR. MEW QUARTERS The Lakeview Furniture Com pany lias moved into the larjfe liriek Ikiilding on Water street where a avsjh Stock of every thin"; usually found iu a Furn iture Store will he kept Undertaker's Parlors Repair Shop LAKEVIEW FURNITURE STORE. WALLACU & CO., Prop'r M K