OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
HATIONAL
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Vice Prol.lent .. Jemca S.Sheiman
- o ol siaie ... Philander '. kni.j
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On- eiarv ol W r .. ..Jacob P iwniwn
Att.rn.v i.eiieral tieorwc W . l;eiriem
Po ma.ter (ivtieral Krink II. Hltrhooca
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Swi-rtYof Commerce . hurlin JSaael
n -pI J.i-ii.-. Melvi.ic " ruu.r
V,. anon arner. P. enton ( omml-ioiier
W. Kunard, l K ln.t n..inioii.
(Jot nioT
Sec fury of Siato . -
Treuoirer
AU iruri liencral
till .1. I'ui'iic Inmriu'tlon.
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A. M.Crawford
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j Geo. A. i'toinl.--laiu
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LAKEVItW EOAKDOFIKAi 2
Premdeut W.H ."tRK
Trra. r-r F-l-Jiil"r
Bcomajv ' ri.'
Ftnauip l onimitteicaii .. I- F. Conn
Indumrla: " r-"""'r
publicity ' r. I'Rinc
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RcM.- n llcaJqiiancru tor l-tratiin-rs.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
FIRST METHODIST r H 1" KC H t" N D A Y
Bcho.il at 10 a. m . Preaching every smulay at
11 a. m. and 7 :) p. m. E(.iwtrth lauue every
Sunday eveuiu at 6:4j. Prayer Meeunir Tburs
day at 7 :30 p. m. Cn meeting at "::) p. m
Ladies' Aid Every ,-1ne.lay at 1 :M p. m. .
Keerybody cordially Inv'tefl to all m-rm t. j
li.J. WENTZELL, Pastor. I
riRfT PAPTIPT CHrP.CH OF LA K EV! K W j
Prt acliiuc -rvi.e at 11 A M ari l I si (' M w '
lt an-i ir-i ?nn. Mimlay iV!i-il ai 10 A M.
Junior ?.ieietv ai P M. hiM-u-- V-i'ii.'
People'!" I'tiKm at 6 P M on . a. r Sun-lay.
Prayer Meet in.' at 7:Ho P M W'r-li:einy evr
niun. Ever j body i m ite.l to " wl t!l i.-r-Ticea.
REV H. SMITH . Pastor.
CATHOLIC rHURCH- EVERY SCNPAY MA-S .
aud K.-io-ilietioii a! In o'clock a. m s-m-Iny
acnooi after B.ii'-ii. iM. lOli -lnv Mi-sat I
7:ooa.iu. MKUaEL O'.MAI.LKY, b. J. j
FIRST BaPTISI i'H'.K H or '.'io-k lKK
ai New Pine r.eti, in t-on. Pre-tnn2 -r-j
Tices at 11 A M anil 7:;u V M of r li p niday
of everv i.ionili. Su:;dy .-clioo, hi o a -I ;
Pray- r S- rvu . ai 7 : . 1 1 tMiiv icy ci-nn a !
Of eacti w-.'1. Ail are cor-iin.iy luviied lo l
attend he fi-ri i'-- i
EEV. I.. K. HEM KP.-oV, !
LODGE DIRECTORY
A O. I'. W'.-LAK EVIEW Luliiji Mi. ill.
Me-t every o-.i oii 1 and tourtn Tioir--!ay of
each mouth, in MimiiIc Hall, Lan.-.ie,v.
Chaa.7oann.B-en. W.M.: Wm. Guniher, F.
DEUP.EE CV HONOR-LA KEsHORE 1.
No. "7. b. of 11., A.o. f. W., Mt-et,
third 1 rmr-an- 'jf eto.n niohti.
Hail: t.n V- h i'. of 1!.; Mry
L. of li.: Maniie M:Cuiley, C ol C;
GreeDtt rWc-orner.
Post"
Cora
I. 0. 0. F- LAKEVIEW l.rjIiciE, No.
O. F., meet every Saturday eveiniiir J
Fellows Hall, at 7:iw o'clock, iroin uco ..i
to April 1, and at nli loek from A.ri 1
Be,t.-nili-r A. E.Cheney, N. o.; .
Ch.-ii-y, S-v.Tc'.ary
I. 0 ('. F.-I AI.F Il-W KM'AMI'MKM N') 1
I 1). (i. '.. ii.o i the Br.-t and M.irl Tin.r.i
dav vct!irii!J- et earn month in 0-1 I Kel.cvi
bull, Lakevievv. i. U. Arthur, CP., A. II
BDmiiierek-y, scribe.
BEBEKAH I.OUijK- LAK t IE W LOIX.E. NO
2V, I. O. 0. F., meets tbe neeond and fourth
Fridays ol ea h month lu Odd F'-llow Hail,
Mrs, Mae Ai-trow, N.O.; Mra. Ida L Iilnu-,
V.o.; Mrs. M. U. Moan. Secretary; Mrs. Ale
Bunting, Treasurer.
O. E. S. OKI KNTA L CHAPTER, NO 5, LAKE
le , Orenoii, Meem on Tuehday, on or be
fore full in. .on and two Weeks ibereatler, Id
Masonic IJb.il , bt 7: 'J g'clock,
Viai ting lurii-b'T! e.r cordially invited.
CORNELIA A.WA'IbON, W. M,
IDA ffcBACH.oecr.-larv
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L i Couti
Attorney I'Ltuv
aa4 .N jary Hjbli;
l.nkeview. Oregon
OKH' I -1
Jt D. VKNATOK
Attorney at Law,
I . nil Matter Hpeelaltj
OFFIi K Pa'r llulldt'ii.
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Lj.iJ iiiul I. a Ot Ice
Ahitraclor of Titles
Kibta
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Attorney at Law
Ollite 111 O. V. I.. Co.'h liuilihn
I.akevikw, Oio.won
riJOS. J. HlUKJ.L
Attorney at Law
Olllcc lu l;a!y 1 .uli.Motr
L.AKKV1EW OtiEliO.x
fw"WM ..... i-'V .-'.'i'M I il 1 t -.y t v 1
Joint Senator 0. H Morrymau 0 Vf-rc', , K. I V'SSji
Brprc-ntatie u A Brattalu jfe'''-' Zx' '''gr ' I V V J
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fred H Crouemi.UT K.-Wnj . ' VU'I '
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&rr:::::: (SJ P A CURIOUS WILL
(Survivor: . M. i aii.auei fca 1 . ' . t i : "V ! Irl I It Forcee a
I t'. A. Rrhart I psf - v.s ; ' ' a.a .V .
Com uiMlourra ( H R H. rvior.t I sJ.-T. '.i,.' -'"Iln,lN..-' gj
8to lnrtor W m J. Prou.lio.it j . rr" 1
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TOWN OF LAKEVIEW. k ! '
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JOHN US MARRIAGE
Former Heavyweight Champion Wtd
Sweetheart of Hie Youth.
The mat-rlugc recently of John L.
Siillivitn. former hen vy weight chani
(ion nf the world. M Miss Katharine
llnrklns has revealed it pretty ro
mance. Years ago Miss Marking
milil have been Mr. Sullivan hail
not Sullivan jiiiL-rtvil her l v Inventing
il pugilist. A" the "Poston strong liny"
lie wn trioil nut t t hi" ulil Crlhh club
urns I srLi.iTA.v and viifr.
In r.oston and soon was tnakins so
ui'.k-u money tliat li.-inc ilisappoiutr.l
In lovo ili.hi"! sc'in to manor. A fow
yoars ag i. howovi-r. w lion ho was
tlircatoiieil wit'i liliiulnoss. sho can-.l
fur h i in aii.l nurso.l him lia. k to hoalth
ENGLAND'S NEW GAM!
Jumping Beans and a Hot Plate Pro
vide Much Amusement.
Cyril Matidf. the notot P.ritish nrtor.
Is paining famo hi a tiew way abroad,
ami had he need of a press net tit thai
ponrloniati would have some ratlier
novel material with whirh to keep his
employer In the limelight. A few
r- if
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THE Ntvv BKvn OAlll-
months ntrf the a.t'.r was hurry In a
home from a rehearsal when a street
pe. Idler wi;h a tray ..I' Mexican jump
in:.' bi-.-t':.- eativhl Lis ee, and he be
came Intensely iijN-rc-ted i.'i wapliiny
the little euri-i Miles.
A few days later It occurred to him
that much pleasure ini'!it be derive
wilh I hem. and lie has invented a
(.'nine that has spread all over F.iik
land and Is now- beiuu intrednce I in
t!,i.s country. T' .' -anie is p'.-ted with
the j '. 1 1 j : I . hems iind a warm ilate,
on which circles have boon drawn
with a pen. The owner of the bean
which lir.st jumps beyond the outer
ir le.s takes the pool. The aceompa
nyiii illustration shows a xmim in
progress.
GIRLS AS
MESSENGERS.
Berlin's Fair Mercuries Make
Good
Time on Their Wheels.
All IJermaiiy is Interested in an ex
periment belli;; tried in Ib-rlin which
will no doubt be adopted in other coun
tries If It proves successful. This Is
f
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f' '
1
ON F. OF 1:1.1 -LIN'S NEW M'-'ENf.EltS.
I to employ eiils to do the work of the
j inc-Ksidii-r boys, anil so far they have
j tnanaei-d Mii-prisir.'y well, making
j quirker tin.e, hi a rule, b delivering
i niossa? s mid provln;? more ob!!f'ln
J aud respwtful than their predecessors
p. ff LAKE-
VIEW
s&Jmft Saddlcry
Happy Family Under Pe
culiar Conditiona.
An extraordinary will has been left
by an elderly unmarried lady who died
in Vienna. Her "property, anioui.tm
to about tr.'iitiNi. Is appointed to be ill
Tided belw.-ctl her throe nephews, liow
med twenty-four, 1 w eu!y-se eli ntnl
twenty-nine, and her three nieces, am d
nineteen, twenty-one and iweutj-two.
in eipial pans on the following eotiili
tions:
The sl nephews and nleees must all
Iho in the house formerly Inhabited by
! their aunt, with the executor, a law
; ver. w hose business It will be to see
that the conditions of the will are
strictly observed. .None of the nepli
ews is to marry before rea. Iiiin; Ills
fortieth year or the nieces be!.. re their
thirtieth, under the penalty Unit the
share of the one so marrying will be
divided anions the ot tiers.
1'urilier. the six legatees are adinou
Ished never to ipiarrel anions llu-ui-aches.
If one should do ho persistent
ly the executor Is empowered to turn
him or her out of tin- house and diiile
the share as in the case of marriage.
The executor Is himself forbidden to
marry or to reside elsewhere than In
the liotl-e with tin- legatees as Ion,- ns
he holds his ollice. to which a
Ii.inil j
some remuiier.itiou is attached.
The old maid is said to have made
this peculiar will because her nephev s
and nieces continually worried her
during In-r life bv a--kiii' her to j;ive
j them money to enable theni to marry,
j requests she always ref u.-ed. London
Kxpress.
OLD I.IAN HARE.
The
Actor's Mce'.inj With Gladstone
Outside the Theater.
John Hare, the eminent Kn-lish
nctor-manaoer. said that tiie most de
lightful coniiili aient he ever recehed
was from Mr. liladstotie. It was n
double ended compliment. H'hieheror
way you took It It was satisfactory.
.Mr. Hare earned fame playing old
men's parts, his character as Mr. Uold
by ill "A Pair of Spectacles" beinir II
food example. Added to this was u
horror of having his picture taken.
Mr. (Gladstone had never seen a pl-t-ure
of the noior, but he knew him
well behind the scenes as well as lie
fore the footlights. The premier's fa
vorite play w,-!.s "A Pair of Spe ta
dos." and he always went behind t!,.
scenes to chat awhile with the ucl.-r
The really old tiian and tin- made n,.
old man would sit there and talk in
the most delightful way for ail horn
after the show.
One day the Karl of Posebory had
Sir. (Jladstoue to dinner, and lie also
Invited his friend John Hare. The
actor came in smooth shaved, looking
ubcut thirty-live. He was presented
to Mr. Gladstone, and the prime min
ister shook his hand most cordially
and said:
"My dear sir, I nm very, very glad
to meet you. I know your father very,
very well. Splendid actor! Fine old
man!"
It took the whole evening for the
earl and Mr. Hare to convince him
that this son was really the father.
Rea-jrt and ! r . I i r t.
A certain l.ort.i i-ii!.:r;, miner was
particularly don I of a clevt-r 'liltle
do;; he posses, ed. At limes he was apt
to claim a little too much for til pet,
and one morning a neighbor wns en
deavoring to point out the difference
between Instinct at d reason when an
amusing li.tt rrupiinn occurred. A
needy looking tramp turned the corner,
und the dog, without so much as a
word from his masler, sprang into the
road and olj'i re, I battle.
"Tla-rc yen are" l.ni-.'.hed the mlnei
lis the dot; snapped and t nai led urmltol
the laeli ol' t; ... tri::,;,. "'i! doh't li.i"
the .i'i:s of i!.e ol,..p. i'!:..l'.-l instinct."
Suddenly the trmip turned and kick
ed the dog lute nil adjacent field.
"There you tiro," ejaculated the min
er's friend primly. "The chap don't
like the looks of th dog. An' that'
reason." London 'jit-Htia.
j
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Two Strange Coineidenoea.
A struciure knowu as Stoodley Tike,
which, stand ninety yards high and ii
sllualcd near Ilebden bridge, Kugluud,
a remarkable. Uistory,. It waa
S. P
AMLSTROM.
Proprietor
The best Vnnqucro
5flildle on the
mnrket
AIao a complete line
of waon and bug'
harne., whips,
robes, bits, rlatcs,
purs, quirts, to,
ettes, in tact every
thins in the line o
carrlrRe tint horse
fnrnlshlnxs. Ke
pairing by compc
men.
tunlt In IMI to coliiiileliiornte (lie peace
of Client. Singular to relate, however.
It fell on the very day that the Hum
slau ambassador left Knclaud prior to
the Crimean war. Kebullt by public
subscription. It wltlistood storm mid
rain for half a century, but on the
same day that the l.iitlsh government
lssti.il Its ultimatum to the liners It
was struck by llehtninR and badly
damapHl. These unique colncideni-es
have stranpely perplexed local peopla.
Strand Magazine.
Pandemonium.
"They are colnj to lK-k Jones up for
the kohI of the cotnuniiilty."
"Whafs he done?"
"lie's talkini; of settlnR Itrotvuln'a
poems to Klchard Strauss' music."
Cleveland Leader.
Rather Outspoken.
Tounir Sportsmnn-Is It worth my
time to tlsh In this neighborhood? Na
tiveWell, the llshln' nln't worth
Duthin' ka speak of; but, then, I don't
know what your time might be worth.
Comic Cuts.
Pessimistic.
"vThnt a pessimist Ilrown IsP
yVhut'a the matter now?"
"He even bewails the fact that he
enn"t live to collect Ids life Insurance."
Hetrolt Free Press.
Bom men enn't eren And fault with
out acttcz ns though they tmd dlseov
red aometbinir to ho proud of.
Wanted It to Take. j
Mrs. P, bepe.ed in infant baptism, I
but for some reason that rile was not
performed fur Tommy till he was. some
four or live years old. While the cere I
iiintiy was in progress the mother wa '
very much gratllioil with Tommy's be '
havlor. He seemed duly In pros-oil j
with the solemnity of the occasion i
and remained with bowed head bi
some time after the sprinkling haO i
been done.
"The iiugel!" exclaimed the mot tier.
"The little d"ar!" said n pod slste:
as Mie went up to give til 1 1 1 a "doi:
bless you" and a pat on the head. I'.u
Just as her hand was descending with
that bencdi' lion a very w rathful ai d
unangelic countenance was turned
upon her. n pugilistic little tint deliv
ered a paralyzing blow on her biceps
and the indignant Tommy exclaimed
"You git away from here!"
(if course lie was led out in dlsgraci
and iiest lone. by his liorrihed mother
"Why. don't you Know she would 'a
rubbed ail the l.apliing water olf be
fore It would 'u' had time to soak in'
explained Tommy, who from his point
of view was fully Juslllicd. ln Au
geles Times.
Their Advantage.
P.lobbs-Thls muslcali'lsa charity af
fair for tin; benefit of Hie poor. Hlolib-
I don't see Just w here the poor come
In. Pdobh.s Well, they don't have I.
be present. Philadelphia tecord.
A Reliable Medicine Not a
Narcotic.
'Mrs. F. Marti, Kt Joe, Mich., saya
Foley's Honey and Tar naed ber
I I it Ho boy's lie. Shu writes: "Our
llltl" bov contriiefed H hi-vers I roil
ehial trouble and the doctor's medi
cine, did not cure him , 1 uvn mm
Foley's Honey and Tsr in which I
have preat faith. It cured the eouyh
as well as the choking and gaging
npeils und he got well in a short time
Filey's Honey and lar has many
times HHved uu much troubls and wn
are never without it in the house. "
A. L. Thornton.
The (Jrstitudo of li.Uiiy Pnople.
(Iocs out to whatever hilpH iive
tliioii ease, con. fort himI .-I i enet h.
Filler's Kidney Pills core kidney
mi l I bebli r i! i r-eiii-.e i n.n: t!v, und
o.ivn :-(;inlort and niief to tilirly
peuplo.
A. L. Thoriuon.
I
lour kl-ncy trouble muy be of
loiiw standing, it may be either smite
, or chronic, but whstsver it in Foley'
l Ui,!r,nn if.. A ...111 ..1.1 , I
ii.'.unjr i.t-iim.iy win mil yuu m Kl l-
rid of it iiickly and restore your nnt-
nral tienlth and vigor. 'One bottllu
t,f Foley's Kiduey lieuiedy uiale me
well." itd I. Klbbull of (iiHod Vi
wis.,. Commence taking it now.
i
A. L. Thornton.
You Pay for the
aanaaaeataaaeaaaBaa BeBBeaBaavaaemaa aaavaaaaeaM aaeaiaBmaaBaB
Sand on Roofings
When von arc olTcrcI a
ready rocdini; which is ecu led
with sand, mica, or pebbles,
yu can make ti your tnitid
tli.it you arc pavitic; roofing
piicca for the coating.
I 'or stii lt coatinc; .Iocs nt
help t tic roof. It is merely a
"talkiup; Kiiii(" to make the
roof seem different from what
it really is.
Such coating, in fact, is a
detriment. 1'or it washes off
after a few rains, leaving a
roughened surface on the roof
ing, and choking up gutters
and drain pipes.
The reason why coated roof
ings arc offered you is because
there are ."() substitutes for
the genuine Kuberoid, all look
ing much the same.
1'y adding sand to the roof
ing, it is made to appear dif
ferent that is all. And you
pay for a mere selling feature,
when you ought to be getting
roofing value.
The First Rf.tcly Roofing
Ruheroid roofing has never
been coated. It is the 0tis4i11.il
ready rooting bv several yo.'irs.
The scen t of its wonderful
properties lies in t lie Kuberoid
gum which is used.
This gum is an exclusive
product. Xo other maker ran
use it. It is this gum which
makes Kiihcr- m fl 10 IT n
oid heat proof,
cold proof,
r
MMIW IIWOI, l.u,u,n.,u
mm
raitl proof. Ke- B"nre tol.x.lc forlhla rtfi-irrrd tr mli-murk
.. . , i, who h n.niwt every f..i.r f.-t on H.- undtr
Slsiailt lO acuis, B),rf (KriMiini ltul-rohl. Itui your !-
f 1 S C S n II (I terf Ion uu fiit.Mt milmt ittiten wlileli unoiy dralt-ra
7 U ' l.tmenly ell I II .lU-ri.l.t . Knt r-.l. I. ..1.1
fUIUCS, e,. lii.iwly t.y u. S r v. ill tell ..u in.-rr nl-nil
llubefuul KlieU you KUil fur Hie live book.
J.B. AUTEN, LAKEVIEW, OREGON
HOTEL LAKEVIEW
nRlXTEI) IN IWH)
MOI)l"RN
TMROt'GMOl T
riKST-CAI.55
ACCOnnl.TiONS
SAHPLI: ROOH
Lor CO.nnLRClAL
TRAVLI.LRS
COURTKOUS
TRfiAlMLNT
P P l.lliHI
(H O Ha r
y LIOMT & MARROW. ProprictoiK
LOW RATES EAST
Sunniicr excursion
at greatly reduced
points?
Sold
May 11, 1L l.'J, 11, li::, HO, 117
June 'J, 1, '21; LT, !'(, lUi
July 1, 2, 4,5, 0, 2, L'O, 17
AuK. 1, 2, 3, 4
vScpt. 1, 2, 11, 12,1.1. 11-
r a
ill.
District Passenger Ait nt's Oiiicc
Koom 207, Odd J-ellow UluV ,
KIJNO, NIvVADA.
It is ihis Kuberoid r.i""
which makes Kubcioid sigol
a lire resistant. You can
throw binning coals on a nf
of Kubcioid without d inger of
selling f"1' cither to the roof
ing or to the timbers under
neath. It is this exclusive Kuberoid
gum which makes Kubcioid
llexible enough to stand the
strains of twisting and bending
which every roof must bear.
Seventeen Ycnrg of Service
The first Kuberoid roofs
ever laid seventeen years ago
are still flexible, still weath
erproof, due to the life of this
Wonderful gum, which is used
in no roofing but Kuberoid.
Kuberoid tooling is suitable
for any b u i I d i n g from a
woodshed to a large factory or
public building.
It a!-o comes in attractive
colors Ked, (iieen, l.town
for use on line homes.
Hut before deciding on any
rooting, for anv purpose, M-nd
f..r tiie free book, "All AUut
Ko .lings."
This book tells what has
been learned in twenty years
of roofing tests. It gives the
advantages and the disadvan
tages of shingles, tin, tar, iton,
and ready roofings.
It N a gold
mine of practi
cal in format"' 'i.
To get this
valuable bo..k,
simply aJJu's
U3.
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round-trij) tickets
nriccs to Kaslern
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