I.AKK t'Ol'NTY KXAMINKH. I.AKKYIKW, OKKlJON, TliriUWAY 'T. l.V ll
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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TheiMor Rooaevelt
I'haa. W. r"airlank
Kliliu Ko. I
Oeo. 1'. Cortilvnii
Wm. H. fait
.t'ha J. Bonaparte
Von I.. Meyer
V. C. Men"
J O. Oarnvhl
Jrm' H.ii
Vlce-l'reiil-li-nt
FwnMarv ol siii
Bpietarv 11! Treaaiiry
Secretary ( War
Atterni-v (.eneral
IVwlmiKi' T Oi'tioral
Secretary of Navy
rVcn'iaM I MitTior
Ffrtplurt ol Abrtetilturv ..
becriMarv ol Commerce
O-ear V. MfK'U!"
Melville W K'UU-t
M.ii.m Warner! Vnaton Cmnmlvlom
W. s. Kit hanl V. S. Umt '"""""
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Governor
Snieino JmlttP
re'ary ol Sine
Treasurer
Attorney Oeneral
Hiifti. Public Instruction
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I' 8 Sena'ora
ConitoMitifn
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K. A. Miiel'
' K. W". RfnMi
O.o. A. Steel
A. M.CrnwforO
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W. S. liMiiw
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t John M.oearU
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W.J. Moon
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I.AtOOfSTY.
Judge
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K. W. 1'sytn'
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K. B. Jos.n
C M. Ktviilkt""'
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Stieriff
Treaiir-r
,ae.or
School Supt
Surveyor.
CommMioiior
Stork Inaeertor
TOWN OK LA S tV tEW .
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LODGE DIRECTORY
x O f. V.LAKEVIKW I.OIt;K NO. Ill
"Itftn everv aeeoml ami fourth Thnri!ay of
ecl tnont'h. In Macule Hall, Lakeview.
V'ha. Tonuitigsi'ti. W.M.; Wm. tJnmln-r. F.
PF.UKKK OF HONOR I. VKKSHORK I.OlXiK
No 77 P. ofH., A.O. I'. W.. Meets first ami
third Thttrsilavs of eafh niohlh in Masonic
Hail. Cora lirecn C. ofH.; Selma Price. I..
of II . ; Villa t.utithtT, V". of t; Francis Nys
wantT, Recorder.
. O. O. F--LAKEV1EW I.orHiE, No. 63. I. O
O F, meet rverr Saturday evi nitis in Odd
Fellows Hall, at 7:30 o'clock, from October 1
to April 1. and at oli'lock from April I to
September '. lxiren Ba'lty, N. i.; L. F.
Cheney, Secretary
I O O. F. I.AREVIfcW EN' 'A M I'M EST NO. 18
I O. O. F , meets the first and third Thurs
day evenings ol each month in Odd Fellows'
Hail. Lakt view. 11. R. Ileryforii. C. I'.; C O.
Meuker, Scribe.
REBEBAH LOIXiE-I AKEVltW LOIiE. NO
22. I O. O. F.. meets the second and fourth
Fridavs of each month in Odd Fellows Hall,
Mrs. Alice Bunting. N.ti.; Mrs. W L. Hery
foni, W'.G.; Mrs. M. I Moss. Secretary ; Mrs.
L. J. MaRilton, Treasurer.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
HEW...-i.-r El'ISi Ol'AL t lU kt il-THk
first Sunday in eai li month. ireachiii(- at 11
a. m Aside from this, preaching every Sun
day at 11a. m. and 7::iop. mi. at l.akc Uw.
Siindav School at 10 a. in. Lai" Je at 6::V p.
m. Fraver Meeting Thursday 7::!U p m.
fjidies Aid Wed 11- day .l::to m. Choir
practise Friday 7::ftt in A cordial invita
tion is extended to youii.
A.J. ARMSTRONG. Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHfKCH Ur t.oosE LAKE
at New Pine Creek, Oregon, pn acliing s r
vices at 11 A M and 7::m I' M oi each Sunday
of everv month Sunday N-hmil at 10 A M.
Prayer Service at 7:"U on WEdnesday evening
of each weed. All are cordially invited to
Utend he services
J. HA V PEN HOW ARK, I'astor.
FIRST BAPTIST ClU'Ki'H OF I.AKEVIErt-Preai-hing
service at 11 A M and 7 :. P M on
lt and 3rd Sun. Suridav School at 10 A M.
Junior S.irietv at P M. Baptist Voung
People's I'nion at6:PMon eacb Sunday.
Pravir Melting at 7:.!0 P M Wednesday eve
ning Evers body ioviteii to attend ail s-T-V(,."H.
W . A. HOPKINS. I astor.
CATHOI.Ii- CHCKCH-tVKKY SCNPA V MAhS
and Benediction at 10 o'clock a. rn. runday
school after Benediction. Week day Mass al
g::wa. ro. I. A. VAST A. S J.
We Lave just received our fail and
winter line of men an dot's clotbinif,
the ueat and up to date kind. Call
nd see htem. B. i. M
1
j r A. WITHW M. D.
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Painter
Hanger
. Oregon
New Pine Creek,
Wm. F. PAINE.
LA NI ) A (J E X T am SlJItVKVOU
1'rouipt and careful attention vrlven
to surveys of Lands and Townslten,
ilap work &c. Settlera located, Land
and Town property for sale.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
AUTOMOBILE
TO
Exchange for Ranch
I will trade for a much with
good water supply my large tour
ing car. It 1b aWLlte .Steamer, In
good condition. Jlas top, lump
and extra tlrew. Is wortli (1800.
I will run It up to Lakevlew If
suited. Addresri, giving full par
ticulars of your ranch to
P. THOMSON,
813 Nortii Brown Street,
Napa, California
JC PIIYHH'1.4' a fKW
Paisley. Orfgon. ?
A. 3E3. 3EOI3lVETCT
House 37iV4 Paper j
SNAPSHOTS OF FASHION.
QocxJ Stylts In Dark Shirt Waiit
Whita Scrim Belta.
' Among the newest nuvles In shirt
wntst r.re those nuule up from what
i might U termed real dark colors l.i
I wash TmhIs. Illiick gala ten a. glng
' hams ami cotton cheviots are nil repro
I scntetl ami arc developed It) most se
verely tailored styles. A display of
! those waists reminds one of the tuodo'
of n decade ago. They are sitle phtlte.l
on the shoulders to form a yoUe an !
close down the front under a
plait. There Is the old time studied coi
lar hand and the Msliop loeves run
lined hy straight Panda.
New belts of white scum tire hen ii
embroidered In padded roses of cm
hrolden to; "ii They are tpnte a ini
fashion, an! the loosely vvti.ru m:
Is such an .Mcllent tnar:iai tot t
purptsc '.' !!lng may also In1 e:
bCHOOHilliL'8 FROCK 374?.
' A pattern of this sailor suit Is cut In
! four sizes for Birls six. eight, ten and
i twelve years of use. Send 10 cents to
this office, giving number (JTiM. and It
I wiil be promptly forwarded to you by
mall
: hioidered In the same way. though for
; the latter (latter (lowers forgetinenots,
primroses, daisies are more satisfae-
: tory. Belts are so small and narrow
that It takes very little time to orna-
' ment them In most elaborate deslgus,
and they may be carried around so
1 easily that no time need be wasted,
for the work may always be on hand.
Liuuu de soie In self colors will be
used for evening toilets and party
frocks, while sulphur yellow trimmed
. with black holds a place all its own
for pardeu party festivities.
Blouse waists und kilt skirts are al-
i ways worn by schoolgirls, and noth
lug is prettier for the childish figure.
The suit Illustrated Is particularly pret
ty. JUDIC CIIOLLET.
MODES OF THE MOMENT.
Soma Hats Veritable Skyscrapers.
Paon New Shade of Blue.
Some of the new hats are veritable
skyscrapers, with the trimming put on
to further emphasize the effect. One
of the best ornaments to obtain this
high effect Is the club pompoti. This
Is an Immense thing of rough straw
and is described perfectly by Its name.
The latest of the many shades of
blue Is known as "paon" and Is n
cousin once removed from the still pop
ular Copenhagen.
Serge and homespun cloth, once ta
booed for visiting and smart afternoon
wear, now are perfectly correct If the
A JUMPEB WAIST 8837.
A pattern of this ona piece Jumper Is
out In six sizes from 22 to 43 bust meas
ure. Send 10 cents to this office, giving
number (3837). and It will be promptly for
warded to you by mall.
make and general appearance of the
gown are sufficiently chic to warrant
the occasion.
The tailored belt, one and one-balf
Inches wide and stitched, made to
match the skirt, whether of silk, cloth
or linen, is one of the solutions of the
belt problem.
The Jumper model Illustrated la par
ticularly desirable for abort figures and
can be finished as plainly or aa elabo
rately aa the taste of the wearer dic
tates. If worn with a skirt of the aame
goods, the Jumper will form an exceed
ingly pretty costume. It will be effec
tive If fashioned from lawn, organdie
or batiste. JUDIO CH0LLET.
mm
YOUR SOUL COLOR.
Find Out and Gtt a Mate Who Har
moniiea With Your S;Hrme.
Mrs. I P. Wlel.tnd l th- in st re cni
advocnto of the theory that ceiy hu
man IM-Inp has a soul color So say
Miola tirecley-Smllh. She intilntnins.
morvover, that eciy woman's gnww
must from babyhood mati h her mml
What are termed hi the fashion niir
nals "conservative dicsei" will, how
ever. Incline to lh' pre ervniinii of the
safer rule to match the costume to the
eyes. Kyes are so mm h mole easily
found than souls, r. ill they are less
chauKeahle.
The mere mailer of presenilis har
liiony Ix'tween one's soul and one's
dress seems the least liitciestln! a id
least Important feature of the silbjeit.
If there were really such n thins as a
psychic color, there miiil result from
It in the emotional woild color annui
ties. A man with a itrccn soul must
naturnily seek a damsel w Iiom' psyi hlc
shade was Hush pink or datT.xlil yel
low. A lavender irlrl would have to
choose a white or pearl or amethyst
mate. In divorce etitlons the appeal
ing husband or wife would merely
have to state that he or she was de
reived as to the soul color of the de
fendant. Experts would lie called In to
testify as to the ai ttial psychic tints of
the contestants, and a Jury would have
to pass uixmi the question as to wheth
er or not the tints harmonized. This
would pave the way to the establish
ment of feminine Juries, for It Is an
acknowledged fact that more men are
color blind than women. Persons sum
moned before the commissioner of Jurors-would
have to pass n soclnllT
devised test as to whether or not they
were qualllled to decide the question of
soul harmony.
"What Is the fashionable shade In
souls this year?" would U the query of
anxious maidens desiring to lend the
mode.
As yet Mrs. Wletand has not stated
whether the mothers' custom of adorn
ing loy babies with blue bags and girl
babies with pink Is consistent with her
Ideas of soul colors. If so. . It would
seem that all nu-n have blue souls, all
women pink otn-s.
NEW TABLE KINKS.
Rock Candy For Coffee Instead of
Sugar Volcanoes of Rum.
"Have you noticed that many host
esses are serving rock candy crystals
Instead of sugar with after dinner cof
fee?" Inquired an observing woman.
"I've tried it myself and have found
that the prettiest effect Is gained by
buying an equal amount each of red
and white rock candy nnd mixing the
irregular shaped crystals in a low glasa
bonlion dish.
"These are served with a bonbon
spoon. There's an especial advantage
In this plan for those who want very
little sugar, as the smallest quantity
possible may be taken, less than an or
dinary piece of cut sugar. This rock
candy Is absolutely pure, very cheap
and gives n particularly delicious fla
vor to black coffee.
"Another new kink 1 noticed at a
luncheon was the passing of two little
glass dislieH with the salad course.
One dish held finely minced green pep
pers and the other tiny slices of little
new onloiui. The guests took what
they wanted and sprinkled It on the
salad, which was a combination of let
tuce, tomatoes and cucumbers.
"At the i.aine luncheon a fancy ome
let with burning rum was served In
stead of the usual sweet course. In
stead of the ordinary river of fire run
ning placidly around the platter, the
effect was quite spectacular and re
minded Die of miniature volcanoes. I
found that this effect was the result of
stacking lumps of sugar In heaps at In
tervals round the platter."
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
A small quantity of vinegar boiled on
the range will counteract the odor of
boiled cabbage or other vegetables.
Where white undersllps are not used
the pillowcase should be of linen, as
the stripes of the ticking do not show
through this as plainly as through cot
ton. ! Nickel plating may be cleaned with
water and whiting or with water and
alcohol as easily as silver. Where there
Is a large amount of nickel to be clean
, ed gasoline will do the work well and
I quickly, but of course extra precau
tions must lie taken.
I In cleaning upholstered furniture do
! not beal directly upon the covering, as
i tbls helps to wear It out and scatters
1 the dust In clouds, but lay towels or
! thick cloths on top and tben do tbe
beating. These cloths should be care
fully gathered up and shaken out ev
ery little while.
If last year's linen suits look yellow
they may be whitened hy bolting In a
lather made In the proportion of a
pound of pure white soap to a gallon
' of milk. Itlnse thoroughly In several
: waters and blue slightly. A double
boiler should be used that the milk
may not scorch.
An lugenlous householder who want
ed to bave a cedar lined closet, but
hesitated at the expense, tried a good
grade of cedar shingles, put on over
lapping, as on a roof, lining tbe whole
i closet, with most excellent results'. Tbe
i work can be done by any amateur car
j penter.
i An Esperanto Cabman,
M. Pelletler, a Pari cabman. Is the
first of bla calling to become an Eaper
anto adept lie can be recognized on
duty by tbe Esperanto star badge be
wears. Tbe police of Paris and Stock
holm are tecelvlng instructions in the
' system, and In view of the congress
! In Dresden In August next tbe police
of that city are also bilf taught the
language. .
LOUIA SHAW
Dealer In Real llstate
I tmvp lUted some of the heit
IxNtiches, Timber Lands and Town
properly lit Northern California, a
country that Is bound to Improve rap
idly. Alltiras. t'alilornlN
I o Cure a loid in One Day
Take I.AXAITVK ItKOMf Ijl'IMN!
Tablets All druitnit retitml the
noney if it (ails to cure. E. W.t J rove's
nimustine is on each box. "V.
A Memorable Day.
One of the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with prollt to our
'ealth, la the one on which we be
came neciualnted with I'r. King's New
Life Tills, the pHiulfv purlllers that
cure headache and biliousness, and
keep the bowels right. STio it le
Itcall's lrug Store.
KEYVAKI).
A KEWAKD of fifty dollars is here
by olfered for Information that will
lead to the arrest and conviction of
any poison who has stolen wires or
other property, from our Company;
and the same reward Is hereby offered
for information that will lend to the
arrest and convict Ion of anyone des
troying the property of the Company.
Chas. I'mbiich,
Secretary l.ake Co. Tel. X Tel. Co.
lf.lf.
Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
notice Is hereby k'vcii that all Irriga
tion, or tnlllriice ditches; on nil trout
streams '.brought like County, On1
jtoii. tiitist be screened with n ainnll
mesh win' screening nt their hend or
junction with the main channel of
stream. Also all daunt ur olwt ruct
ions on said streams must l pro
vided with ii lli.h-lnilder,rothereaHy
means of passage, at or near th mid
dle of tht1 main channel, so ns to al
ow the passage of trout nt all t lines
of year, as provided by law. Said
work to tie done nt low water lime,
or to Ih completed by Feb. 7. l!Ni7.
Hy order of J. A. Ilnrham.
Special -Deputy tlsh Warden for
I jtkcCounty, I Iregon.
$1,000.00 Reward.
The Oregon. California & Nevada
LlvetH'k Protective Association
will give $1000 Itewartl for the con
vlctlon of any party or part lea steal
ing horses, cattle or mules Isdotiglng
to any of I he following incinls-rs of
this Association:
Cox & Clark, Cliewacnn Laud &
Cattle Co., Heryford lmil & Cattle
Co., Lake County Lund Ac LtvestiH'k
Co., Warner Valley Stock Co., Win
W. Brown. Ooo. M. Jones, Ueo. Han
kltm. S. It. Chandler. C. A. Itehnrt. X.
Eine, W.a. Currier, Frank It. I timer,
.1. C. Ilotchklss, Calderwood Uros.,
T. J. Urattaln & Soiih. T. A. Crump,
CreHslcr & Homier, W, T. CrenHler
Maud I. Ilambo.
Oi.ki.khh'W','-Mki,yko I'r-"lrt
. M, Mil i.ku. Sec Trent
I W. 1'. II KKYKOKIi
Fix am 'K C"xi.(F. M. (Jiikkn
S. S. ClIAMll.tlt
The Examiner has a supply of firs!
class butter wrapper paper on band
now, at tb following prices: For frX)
wiapperr, printed, t'LTiO, for 1000
priuted ft.ED. tf
ECZtfMAand PILECimE
fRLE. Knowing what It was. ro suf
fer. I will give Fit EE OF CIIAIK.E.
to any alllicted a punitive cure for
Eczema, Salt Kheurn, EryNlpelnn,
i'lleH and Skin DIhciihch. instant re
lief. I lont suffer longer, Write F. W.
WILLIAMS. 400 Manhattan Avenue,
Xew York. Enclose Stamp.
TIM It Kit lAMHIITHK.
Department of th Interior. V. H.
Land Olllce at Lskevlow, Oregon,
August 'JO, I'.HiH
Notice Is hereby n I veil Hint WIL
LIAM J. I'KOUM'OOT, of l.Hkeiew,
Oregon, who, on April II, I'.H'H, made
Timber anil Stone Application, No.
4 i:i:i, SerUI No. 0400, lor NE quioter
SV niiiutcr, F. halt NVY quarter, lots
I anil 'i. Section I, Township 117 H.,
Knnge 17 E.. Will. ;.Mertdian, has
Mled notice of intention to make
Final Proof, to establish claim to the
liiinl above described, before Keglster
and Kecelver. nt Lakevlew, Oregon,
00 the '.".'III day of October, I'.HW
Claimant names as witncHprs:
Charles M. Faulkner, and Thomas
,1. I'oweil, of Lakevlew, Oregon.
.'.,70,-M .1. N. Watson, Kegisler.
TlntlM-r l.nmt tlre
J Department of th Interior. I.'. H
Lnn-I Olllce at Eakeview, Oregon, Sep
leinbcr Pi. I'.NiH.
Notice Is hereby given that LE
XOKA CKEEL, of Sucinmento, Cnllf.
10'J Cherry Ave., who, on September H,
UI0H, made Timber and Stone Applica
tion, No. I Ciio, for V Imlf KW quarter,
Section V.'i, Towutdiip :f. S., Kange li.
E, Will. Meridian, has tiled notice of
Intention to make Final Proof, to es
tabllsh claim to the limit above ties
cribd, I efore Count v Clerk KhIiiiiiIIi
County, nt his olllce, at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the lit Is day of Pe-
camber, I1NIN.
Claimant names as witnesses
Ciavciin, of Llikevtrw, Oicgou,
Stlmlt, of llctinna, Oreg.m
C. ('ravens, of Fairy, t Iregon,
Oils
John
Jesse '
Oscar
North, of Klamath Fads, Oregon.
S'J4N21. J. N. Watson. Kegintcr.
Timber Ijinil olirt
Department of the Interior V. K.
IMtid tltllce at Lakevlew, Oregon,
August l'. IIKIH.
Notice Is hereby given that H. '
Kalph Ctiunlugham, of Plush, Ore-
gon, who 011 July I!w, marie Tim :
ber and Stone Application. No. 0141, '
for fiW quarter SW quarter. Sec. VI, '
N half NW qnarler. SK quarter NV
quarter, Siu'l ion "iri, Toiihhlp X K.. !
Lunge 21 E.. Will. Meridian, has llluL
notice of Intention to make I'lnul
Proof, to establish claim to thn hind !
above described, before Hegistcr and j
Kecelver, at Lakevlew, Oregon, on
the 12th duy of November. I'.NW.
Claimant names as witnesses: .John
J. Keilley, of Heno, Nevada, W. II. 1
Heuellel, and F. II. Oliver, of P.uhIi,
Oregon, and C. W.Dent, of Lakevlew,
Oregon.
A'JtHKTJ J. X. Watson, liegister.
$1,250 Reward.
rie ll.rnry :ount
l.lvr HliM k A.xm-I.
tlim. ill whlrli I an.
a nirinlirr. pay. TM
n-w.ril lor evidriit-ff
li-Miliria: 10 the run'
vli tioii uf p.rtu-l
IralllK li Iw
lotiKliitf ti II. tilt-in-Ix-ra.
In ad'litloti I
iiltt-r J.'ii n-war.l
Hum' liraml hurrn-
Bhiif liar on eltiml
or lietli Jawa. K
niriltid InSciiiiiitn-a
Kami', llariu T, I c ainl ('rook I iiiinlln
tiorM-a vcttteil whi'ii anhl llurat-a aoM to paat
tliroiisli Oil. aii'tuiii mill Im- ri'inriril In 1I1I1
iaMr. If not ao ri-tMirt.-d. il-aM ayrlt. or ll1
iittonr Tlir 1 1nn-. Hrralil. Main H'.M, llnrna, Ori
ijou. w W . HroM 11, llnrna. On--
Reward for Morses
I will give ?.".00 reward for Inform
ation that will lead to the discovery :
of any horse branded w ith an old
horseshoe liraml on dot h Jaws, placed
us in the cut In this advertisement,:
with fresh triangle liraml underneath 1
t he horseshiM'. The triangle placed1
In such a manner as would cover up
a bar on dot Ii Jaws. Animals must i
lie found in tin possession of some
person or persons.
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