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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1908)
LAKE COUNTY EXAMINEIt, LAKEVIEW, Olti'.OON. TfMJHMMV. OCT. 22. JfK) Dn.MiLos' Anti-Paw Pills 'Headache row NtURALCIA. Sciatica. Rhcumatism Backache. Pain inchest Distress in STOMACH. SltCPUSSNCSS Commercial rv mJ Wli use the l)cst cuts, the lust type, the hest presses, the best ink, the hest paper and the lot workmen, in the produc tion of our printing. 'I HAT'S WHY Our Printing Gets Business MONIJV paid out for jjood printing the kml that brings results is just as much and just as ood an investment as that put into jjoods on your shelves, or the ma terial and machinery in your plant. While that money paid out for the ordinary kind, is money wasted, thrown away, just as it would he if spent in a midnight debauch And the result is largely the same, a sore h.ad accom panied by a jjone feeling, when you come to T T T IF YOU WANT RESULTS TRY SOME OF OUR. QUALITY 0(ONIOiO)KIOilOilO0(IOi)OitOtlO)X ! Eat What You want of the Kodol will You need a Rufllclent amount of good wholeaomo food and more t ban this you need to fully digest It. Elao vou can't gain strength, nor can you strengthen your stomach If It is weak. You must eat in order to live and maintain strength. You must notd'ot, because tho body requires that you eat a kuIIIc iont amount of fxl regularly. Hut this fixxl must lsi digested, and it must Isj digested t horowghly. When the stomach can't do it, you must tako something that will help the stomach. The proper way to do Is to eat what you want, and let Kodol di gest the food. Nothing else can do this. When the stomach in weak it needs help; you must help It by giving It rest, and Kodol will do that. t?AHTEE)-A RIBER AGEIITSS i;l '5 l.i-ttii tti.irii'y it nu tirr full fiirfit ularM aid sf :tat ' qtftr at pmce. 'Ak M) MUNKV llMJllKKfl until ymi mnvc W 4pruv ill ..ur liiryrlr. We lht : .'ft lU'V'i. tvtir, a.iywhctr m (he U . ,S. mlkmt lirfoiit in advance, frtfiir fit lit, an ;l,VQ ali.jA 'I' K.N llAVH' Y KKK TKUL diuini uliich lime you nuy ride the liicycle an viV.' ritl '( tu ny lrsi ru wu'i. " V'Hl are llien ikiI prrfrctly Mliitlrfl or do not wuil I I ' ; 1 v Vtf o llio ittcvi le inil il vc)k lo lift a mir exiirme and will mil Af outont ttnt. I " E'liiVi; p.H 'I M any Irat you wind. ' i"W f ' J k'i' lln Iwvi'le ahin il bark I 1 ' 'A h t & FACTOR If PRICES ."T'J 9 ',mU y ' 1,1 J n.iiMlcmrn prulili L i'T W P-i'.A -inirr bchiitd your bicycle. If anirr brliind your bicycle. IU U ai any f-ut until you receive ".V 'ric uaii una nr terAaieura when you receive our beautiful caulmrtie a;i i,i aw m w J.nu rti we i -iu nuLe vou thti thin nnv mhrr ak inrv. We V ltK Yft.!1. I'KAI r KM, you double nur ricn. Ihilrrs lillrd the u.iy wi-a-ii. iitvNik l(li'l'I.KM. Wsi aiMilu s atiimlaar tin tun.! tkfti In trad prutu uiy ax vncm r.inifinK from WU 10 lt nr AAIfTrn nnavro hIiikI viijii, iii.jMriMi roller rimiita ana pruia. pans, rep" tK-UAAAtdf cHiuipmenl ol all kind at Aatf usuaJ rUd trut. U"r HFRRFTHOnPi PUNCTURE-PROOF $1 8 C jW Vri r umi iiift tidcc a sample pair ciLLr'UbflLlllU ISIlkd TOIMttODUOCONLY I'kt t muur rrtail trict ol Intu Urn it 11 v trt pair, but to itilrmlmt ut will ulllimauimflepitit lurft.wVttsHuiiiniiriifrni. NO MOSE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES NAIl.s Turk or (ilaaa will not let the ttlr out. Hixty thouuiiiil palra nolil laul year. Uvit tv.o litiiiilrcil llmuaand paira now in ue. DCSORiPTIUNl M oile In a 1 1 tinea. II iM 1 Ivel y mi.lca.v minor. vei viiiiHiblranil lineil intiiilc witTi u Mi ;..i ,.i,(.iiiu ,i riihlMr iwhirli nrvrr liecomea tKiruui an.l which doxra lip ainall puiK-tiirra willuml allow, i n if tlirior toea.nnr. We have hunrlreila of letters from satis- finlcu ilomcrastaliiiR that thelrluealiaveoulvteeu pumped up once or twice in a whole aeaaon. T hey wetyh no more t han an ordinary til e. the punclure reaistinRcpialitieiilieiiig Riven fc Uy several layers of thin. secially pirpared fabi icon the tread. The renulai price of thce til es la M jo per pair, but for aaverliiuiiKpurpoScaweareinaaiiiKaapriimiimoiviMiiy the ri.b r (!f only ti .Ho per pair. All otdrta shipped same day etter Is received. We ship C. O. n. on approval. You douot pay a cent until you hnve examined and found them atricllv aa rrpreseuled We will allow a crn.li llcount of J per cent (thereby makinn the price 4.flft per pan I if you aend Hil.L. CASH Wi lli OUIMCH and enclose this advertisement. We will also send out iiu kel plated lirass hand pump. Tires to be returned at OHK expense if for any reason they ai not saliHfiiclory on exsmiiialiun. We are perfectly tellable ami inuney aent to us Is as stile as in a bank. Jf vou order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run lasler, wear better, last loiiirer and look finer Ihan any tire vou have ever used or seen at any puce. Wi know that you willXe so well pleaed that when you wunt a bicycle you will give us your order We went you to aend us s triul order at once, hence this remaikable tire offer. IF YOU NEED ilRE! IledKethorn Puncture-Proof tirea on approval and trial at the special Introductory price quoted aliove; or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which describe, and quote, all make, and kinds of " "l ' ' l,:.t,ir,1Ji U.rV7l? It U Yl IO blovola nm m-s-v aaallv but write us a postal today. I NOl 1 II1NK r IIUVINU a Dlcycia DO NOT WAIT or s pa'' ti'es ,rum ye u"til yuu k,,ow i.1" "ew audwonUerful oiler, we are makiug. It ouly cost, s postal to Icaru everylhiuif. Write it NOW. j. l: mead cycle company. Chicago, ill Lake County Examiner12 Per)ff Take ONE of )'c Little Tablets and the Pain is Gone CMK Pritfing i 0 0 fl fl fl fl 0 food you need digest it. Our Guarantee Goto your druggist today, and purchase a dollar bottle, and if you can honestly say, that you did not receive any benefits from It, after using the cntlro bottle, tho drug gist will refund your money to you without question or delay. We 111 pay the druggist the prlca of tho bottle purchased by you. This offer applies to the large Initio only and to but one la a family. We could not afford to make such an offer, unless wo positively knew what Kodol will do for you. It would bankrupt us. The dollar bottlecontains 254 time as much tho fifty cent bottle. Kodol is made at t he lalwratorlea of K. C. lHiWltt & Co., Chicago. e funiiih. the liiglvai arade Imyrlti il ii xMille m m.ik one ainall pnlit above acttuil uclory cost. You ft.ive bv tmyinr direct of ui and have the manufainirrr a au.it MT IH'V a bicycle or a pair ol urea Irom irnrN Mir catalotrurs and learn our unheatd ol uliirt iiuur uui 'ri u aiautis: ax a l v nvwarr vrar. W t ihc hiirhest rattle birvclct for left iiotie tuUy our tuitrrb notJel t the a.rrW arc utishrd with Ai .oo untit atMve Uclorv Cl can rU uur bicycle under your own nauie pUte received. tin not mrularlv Kjndle eeond hand blrvrlri. bu hv uur 1 iiiraitro retail slurea. 1 twee Wtf ciCaif OU 01 0. Deirnmive banratn liata mailed free. Notice the thick rublier trcafl "ii" anil puncture, atrlpa "II Bud "1," alno rlin strip "II' to prevent rim euttlnic. 1 lilt tiro will outlaat any otlier niBke-NOFT, K1.AM1U auii 1C1UINU. T If you have Headache Trr One They Relieve Pain Quickly, leaving no bad After-effects 25 Doses 25 CenU Never Sold in Bulk Tlmlxr Land Netfce )iiiitrtiiiiit of the Interior, U. H. j Laud Office Ht Laltevlew, ()rKon, AnuuHt VI, l!M. Not lew In ImrHiy ivn that LOLLS O. ENtUKHT, of Hush, Oregon, who, on July '), I'.XW, made Timber and Htona Application. No. Oi:iu, for W half NK quarter, K half NW quar ter, Hai'tlofi Township TJ K, Kanve 17 K, Will. Meridian, tiaa filed notice of intention to make initial Proof to ci-tHliliHli claim to the land aliove described, before Keglstur and iCecitlver, at Lakeview, Oreuou, on the 11th day of November, 1!H. Claimant names as witnesses: Jans (I. Barker, John W. Barker. Wm. H. Ilsinuiorsley. Usury Newell, all of Laknviaw, Orttgnn. A'JH'.i J. N. Watson, Keglsler. TIHIII H I AM MITH K )iartment of the liit'-rior, U. H. Iainl Olllcn at Lakeviow, Oregon, Aiik'UNt , '.nH. Notice Is hereby niveii that CIIAK LK.S L. HAiiNUM, of lakeview. Oregon, who on June 'A l:sW made timbtier and stone a'pllchtion No. JUKI, Serial No. tcix.'., for 10 half KH quarter. Keclion 'J, Township in K., lUtigH 'J' K , Will Meridian, has filed not lea of Intention to make Kianl Proof, to etnljIlHhh claim to the land Hoove described. Ix-fore Keuister and ! Heeeiver, Bt Ijikeview, Oregoa, on the j HIth dav of October, l'.). j ClHiniaiit names as witnesses: j irer. S.t"i m ii C.Hn I dler, Jay 0. Ilntchkias, Nathan 11. J Wilcox, all of Lakeview, t)renn. H :t-K'. l.". J N. Watson, Kegiater Tlrub r lainrl Vollri- I fuirt itiitit of the iuteroir. U H. Land Ottice at Lakeview, Oregon, Ailtfust II. I'.HIH. Notice is hereby Riven that EDWIN II.VKTZOti, of Iakeview, Oregon, who on June I), llsw, made Timber arid Ktono Aiplication No. 41!f.J, Si r IhI No. (KWI. (or K half K half, Sec lion Ti, TnniiHhip 40 S, KiniKo 21 10 Will Meridian, has tiled rot ice of in teution to make Final Proof to es tablish claim to the land hIiovo des cribe l, before KeKinter aii'l Kecelver, ut l.akeview, Oregon, on the '2A day of Oetotier, l'JOH. ('Hlmant names as witnesses: K. K. Funk, T. H. Vsrnon. Omri Prcuifh, isteve Down, all of Lakeview, Oeon. i 3.110 J. N. Watson, Reuister. j j Timber Land Notice. Department of the interior. U. S. j Land Otllce at Iakeview, Oregon, , Oft. K, l'.KlK. i Nutiee is Is hereby (jiveu that Anna; M. Neilou, of Lakeview. Oregou, who, ! on Auiitist 31. l'.H8, made Timber and stone applies! ion. No. WWI, for Lots I. 'i SV tpiarter NW quarter, Section , lt, Township 3(5 S , llano hi H, W ill. , Mei iiliau, has tiled notice of intention t to nuiko FIiihI Tl'roof, to estaolis'i claim to the hind above described, befoie Keiister and Receiver, at Lakeview, reon, ou the IJUtb day of December. HKiH. Ciaimuut names as witnesses: C II. DuHfiiliery, of Paisley, Oregon, Tbos. .1. Powell, Frank Howard, Manuel Suuuders, and Walter Howard, of Lakeview, Oregon. Ol&Olti. J. N. Watson, Register. Timber I.anD .otlcei T)opartinnt of the Iutfrior, U. S. Land Olllce, at Lakeview, Oregou, August II, 1!K)H. Notii'e is hereby giveu that JAMES IIK.NKV YOUNU. of Alameila, Calif., who, on Juno ., 11K18, made Timber and Stuue Aiilication, No. 4210, Keritil No. IKUsi, for N huir SV quar tor. Kerton 0, Township 37 S., limine 20 E., Will. Meridian, has Bled uotice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the laud above des cribed, before Ut'tfiater and Ileceiver, at Lakeview, OrtKou, on the 3rd day of November, 11HI8. Clnimaut names as witnesses: John CoRbtirn, Johu Drauch, Jesee NV. Nel son, Samuel CoKburu all of Lakeview, Oregon. A20O22 J. XM. Watson. Register Administrator's Sale In the County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Luke County. hi the matter of the) Estate of J. Q. V Citation. Adams, Dt'it'ascd ) To Ocoriro AiIhiiim, ami ICIi.HlK'tli Adams, mid tho unknown heir of J. Q. AdaniH, (leceaHi'd : Iu the name of the !Sta of Oregon; Yon ami each of you are hereby cited mid required to appear in the Count ) Court of theSlateofOrejron.for I.akeeounty.at the Court room there of in the Cltv of Lakeview, Oregon, on the lUth day of October, IIHIS. at 10 o'clock, A. M , ami then and there show cause; II any you have, why or der ol sale should not be made, (II rcctliiK, sutliorlzlny:, and IU-ciimIiik M. D. Hopkins, as administrator with will annexed of Bald H n sell at private sale for cast d the following tli'Hcrlbed Hi , be- loiiK'liiK to tho Estate o . I . lama, deceaiaed, to-wlt: S .', Sih:. 14. ESEK. MVkSEVi, Sec. 15. Twp. yti, H. It. 20. K. V. M., Lake county, Oi'"P0ni I" accordance with the Peti tion herein ou tile, for said sale, to pay the claims against Bald Estate, snd the expenses of administration. WltnesH the Honorable B. Paly, Jiide of Bald CMinty Court, with the seal of said Court afllxed tills 8th day of September, 1908 Skai.. F.'W. PAYNE, Niu us ff.r i ouniy tierK Unwise Combination. To (he mind of Mrs. Abigail Jen lpgs thrre wa a sort of disloyally In admitting to any outsider that a nntlve of Wlllowby conlil I really eccentric. An for anything beyond eccentricity, Mrs. Jennings would never hnve ad mitted It, even In tbe rune of MIm Itsrhel (Irrgg. who wns frankly cnllcl cray by the summer visitors. "Now, Mrs. Jennings," snld one of the boarders, "do ton rciilly menu tlmt you've never known Miss Oregg to !' tnytlilng thnt you'd cnll criizy?" "No, I haven't." snld Mrs. .lonnlng. with firm nod unyielding exprcsHlon alxmt her prominent chin, "Why. wlint do yon tlilnk of her sending Unit bng of egg over to the Corners to Mrs. Cole right In the IkiX with her laundry work and never tell Ing the stHge driver nud letting til I rt throw the lxx right off?" Inquired the Slirumer Imitnler "Mrs. Cole inv there's one shirt wnlt she'll never l" able to weiir nx:tn." "Well," snld Mrs. Jennings calmly. "I should sny nbont thni ns I hnve alKint n iiniiilicr of little tlilig l!.n !icl does and Inn dune She limy luck I I wisdom and forethought now ;in.l agnln. Hut, then, who doesn't. I'd like to know?" Voiith's Conipiiiilon Showing Our Monkey Blood. The bntainsu. eon; rii'nl iteil on hi home run. xlnpei hlniHelf proudly on the ehettt snd !eR:iii to liont of still finer home runs Hint tie had uimte In the past. "I)ld you ee that KeKture. the strick en breast?" ssid an ethnologist of Har vard. "Whenever we miike thnt pen lure In our vanity we prove tbe Dar winian theory up to the hilt. "You know the gorilla. Kipling and Pti Chiillln e-rilK' Mm nil e:-or idous npe Hint In his Indoinltnble bra vado bents Ii H lirenst with a sound like the rolling of the muffed drums of Memorhil duy. "As dig ns n bull, as nwlft as a rat ns powerful n nn elephant, the gorilla lielleves hlmoelf rneoniurnhlc. and In the vain glory of thnt Is-lief he Infhitc tils lungs and bents his swollen breast till the Jungle rlng.4 like u gong "We In our moments of foolish and excessive vanity Inflate our lungs and slnp our swollen breasts. "Thus. nhis. we show the monkey blood In us." New Orleans Tunes Democrat. Too Much Music "I like churches to provide fine mu slc at all times," said a prominent clergyman, "but there are cases on record where the music baa been given too prominent a place. "An eloquent brother divine from South Carolina once told me that going to preach at a strange church be was taken aside by a deacon, who whis pered: " 'Iteg pardon, sir, but I must ask you not to preach longer than ten or twelve minutes. It's the music that tbe people come here for.' "That wns wrong. Rut worse still was the case of a supply preacher In a church famous for Its anthems and choruses. The stranger, uot noticing the scraping and tuning of fiddles, rose and began to preach, when the choir leader Jumped up and shouted angrily to him from the choir loft at the other end of the church: "'Sit down, man! When It's your turn we'll tell you.' " Joys of tho Interne. "If you could see some of the vicious home treatment applied to cuts." the young Interne at IJellevtie said, "you'd wonder at tbe comparatively few cases of tetanus. If a playful mongrel pup 'snaps at you. the east side knows that the ouly thing to do is to put some of tbe hair of tbe dog tbut did the bltlug tbe hair must be from that particular Jog Into tbe cut They come with In cisions reeking with all tbe Qltb Imag inable tbe dirtiest cobwebs from tbe garret, for Instance, which are even more popular as a poultice than those made of a chew of tobacco. Two boys came In receutly tbe same day with cuts to which cigar butts bad been bound down because, they explained, they don't chew tobacco. You can't convince tbe east side that it's wrong Don't waste time, but clean tbe wound scientifically, pray for good luck and yell 'Next!' "-New York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch. English as Sung, I live opposite to a school where mu sic is carefully and constantly taught. Tbe children bave acquired the dltll cult art of dropping a semitone a min ute. But tbe accent employed Is even more lut erecting than the toue system. Here la a favorite school song: Flahrs. luvly flahrs. In a garden yen my see, Tho rowsea there with their reuby Up, Penka tho 'unny by lovea teh alp, Teullpa, teullpa. gy as a butterfly's wing. Merrygolda rich as tho crahn ot a king; Rich as tho crahn of a king. But none seh fair teh ma. Nona seh fair teh me, As these wlldwood flahrs, Bweet wild flahrs. London Academy. Tho Tip Terror. "Give me a penny, sir, for something to eat" "But you've got sixpence in your bund now. What's that for?" "Ob. that's to tip tbe waiter, sir." London (ilobe. Beezlumbots Bad as Dialect. Southern people bave much to bear tbe articles In the magazines, for ex ample. In which northern contributors try to put out uegro dialect! It's enough to give one the beezlumbots. Galves ton News. There Is uoue made so great but ha may both need help and service and stand la fear of tbe power and ua-1 kindness eveu of tbe meanest of mor- tals. uu ft AVcCclalile IVcpar-ilionrorA'-simila i infi Hie Food and Uctfula -linij (tie Gloinnchs and I3owcl3 of UMZU Iron-idles Dic3lion.Chrrrur- ! ness and Rest .Contains nciilrr Opiiim.Morpliine nor Xineral. ot Narcotic. flipetfMdIlrSAMVn.PtTaai ftofJim Seal' ryvmBa - Apcirccl Ilc.msd forCoaslipci lnn, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea ir ins , onwilsiotts .Kcwrish ncss iik1 Loss of Sleep. '4 Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. i LAKEVIEW j ALTURAS ! STAGE LINE i H. E. BaSKis, Prop'r. Office in Bieber's Store ttage leaves Lakeview daily, ex cept Sunday at 6 a.m. Arrive! at Altaras at tt p. tn. Leaves Alturas for Lakeview at 6 o'clock a. m. or on the arrival of the stage from Likely. Ar rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af ter leaving Alturae. Freight - Matters - Given Strict - Attention First - Class - Accomodations. LAKEVIEW PLUSH STAGE LINE P. E. Taylor, Prop. Office at B. Reynolds' Store. f-tatfe leaves Lakeview Mondays, Wed ncsdays and Fridays at 6 a. m., arrive st Plush at 9 p. m. Leaves Piush Tues days, Thursdavs and Saturdays, at r a. m ., arrives at Lakeview at 9 p. m. j Passenger fare $3 one way r $5 fw , round trip. Freight rates from May ; 1st to Nov. 1st $.75 per hundred; from Nov. 1st to May Ut fl.'' p hundred KILL the COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS Br. King'i WITH New Discovery "An st0m m PBICT? tUH I oo & ti.oa OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES QVAKANTEJEO SAXISFACXOitY OB MONEY KEI-UNDED. Mil ICE I HKANOti. lamoc Rarrv Brndiwita Bwsiiow rork i J dlliCd Udl I J right ear for ewes; reverse lor wethers. Some ewes Square Crop and sin in rlshl ear. Tar Brand 111. llanae, Croat I Lake. fostottHe sddreaa, Lakeview, Oregon 3C WnitWQlIn Brands with Crop oft left Half Underorop off rlsht for ewes: rei arse lor withers. Tar Brand W.Kange, Fish Creek, fo-' office sddrea i exact copy of wrapper. 2 liyfl I fl U lU VMS ocarrawa warT. mm vow arrv. IIP'!1.-L-PJ.'L - ii. ... -.. -yy1 I ; r. xTfp SXBikisv J lakeview. Oregoa 111 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of In Use For Over Thirty t'oars KLAHATH LAKE ....RAILROAD.... . . . TIME TABLE . . . In Effect May 1st, 1005. ' Lv. Tarall I Ar. Kiiirna 6 A. M.Lt. Pnkegaina 10.45 A i " Ar. Ifl X It? lu.ao " Steel Br'g C I " Fall Cr'a.. 7.06 I " Kl b fip'g7.I0 ' Pixie JU0 I " KikecamaH.LD KThfp'KS 11.40 " " Fall ( reck 11.46 -" Steel Br'ge li.os " Boarua 12.20 P M Thrall li.45 Klamath Springs Special. Lv .Thrall 1.30 P. M.Lv. Kl'h 8p'g8.45 P. U Ar. Bogus 1.S6 " Ar. Fall Creek2.50 " Steel Br'ge2.15 ' " Steel Br'ge S.00 " ' Fall Creek 2J5 " " Boin.. ...g.20 " Kl'bSp'x4U " Thrall . ...S.45 WE STERN STAGE Klamath Falls-Lakeview Stage Company OKMCKJ Merraatlle Co's Store, lakeview Amcriran Hotel. Klamath Falls FAR EH Kennd Trip Use U'ay 18 10 Northern Stage Line. LAKEVIEW PA1SLEY. A. W BRYAN, Proprietor. Leaves Lakeview at 6 a. m ' every day but Sunday. Returning, leaves Paisley ' at 6 ;30 a. in very day bu ! Sunday. , Passengers' are S3 Rora (rip $ OFFICE- Heyoolds & Wtmrfleld'a .jilievlaw America's Oreatest Weekly THE Toledo Blade TOLEDO. OHIO The Best known Newspaper Ih the ' United States i CIRCULATION 200,000 ! Popular In Every Stats Iu many respt't'ts the Totldo Blade is the most remarkable weekly uewspaiier published I u trie I'liut-u ataics. it is me only newspaper esiH-ipii cuii tut imvi.iiiai iTiri uiai lull, ll lias had the largest circulation for more years ' than any newspaper printed Iu America. Kur. thenuore, il is the cheapest newspsper in the . ' world, as w ill be explained to any person who ; w ill w rite i's for terms. The News of the World ! so arranged that huy people, call more ra lly comprehend, than by reading cumbersome col uuiiis of dailies. All current topics made plain In each issue by scelal editorial matter written Irnm inception dowu to date. The only paper pulililied especially for people who do not read dully newsmtpor.aud yet thirst for ' plaiu fuels. That this kind of a newspapei la ' popular, is proven from the fact that the Weelc ly Blade now has over 2U0,Uou yearly subscribe ' ers, and is circulated ill all parts of the United ! Stales. In additoii to the news, the Blade pub Usher short and serial stories, and many da ' partments of matter suited to every member ot : the family- Only one dollar a yeai. I Write lor f ee specimen copy. A an reus THE BLADh, Toledo, Ohio. TIIC EXAMINKU, both fl nP I lit TOLEDO BLADE. 1 Yr L.LU Notice The Lake County Examiner baa changed bands, C. O. Metzker having sold the paper to Fred J. Bowman. All moueys due on subscription are payable to Fred J. Bowman, and he la to continue the paper to all sulscrlp ers who bave paid iu advance, lor tbe full term for which such subscriptions have been paid. Bills due for adver tising to June 15 are payable to O. O. Metzker. Bigued 0. O. Metzker Fred J. Bowman. WW I