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Lakeview Saddlery
A complete line of
wajroii and Imijiji.v
harness, whips,
robot, bit, riate.x,
spurs, tin ills, ro.so
cttCN, etc., etc.
8ie4
mm
Kvcr.vtliliitf in the
line of cart-tape
nnil horso furnish
ing,. Kcpnlriiin
by competent
men.
77E BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
HOW THE STATE'S FINANCES WILL BE
USED DURING THE COMING TWO YEARS
Just Glance Over the Items atul Ascertain Mow
Much This Section of the 5tatc Is Per
mitted to Receive By Gov. West
CONCESSIONS MADE
FOR THENEW LINE
Hill and Harrlman Traffic
Manasrora Act for Ccn
tral Oroeon
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Have the only Tract Index to the real estate records
of Lake County, Oregon, and are in a position
to make Abstracts of Title in less time
and more accurate than can be
done bv anv other system
H. W. MORGAN
Manager
COLORADO HOTEL
C. E. LONZWAY. PROPRIETOR
BEST MEALS IN TOWN-Try Us
GOOD, CLEAN ROOMS
BAKERY
Bread, Hot Rolls and Cakes Baked Daily
Lakeview
Oregon
The appropriations paod by
both houses and receiving either the
approval of the Governor or leing
tiled by bltr. are :
II. B. IS, by Abbott $30. UH. for
suiters for topographic maps.
H. B. 2.T, by F.ggleeton-IIOOO for
soldiers' burying plot adjoining Hi
ervtew cemetery.
II. B. 213. by Powell-11714.15 to
reimburse George Nesslmg, ot Dallas,
for Injuries received while In active
service for the Oregon Natloaal
Guard.
II. 11 53, by Buchanan-10,W2 to
reimburse National guardsmen In
fighting tires
M. B. 72, by Abrams-oO,WO for
maintenance ot etate militia.
II. B. 410, by oouimittae on ways
and means f2l,&000 for rupport of
eleemosyuary Institutions.
II. D 417, by committee on ways
and means (5o,041 to defray claims
fur which no prov'slon had previous
ly been made.
ti. B. 418, by committee 00 ways
and means II, 13, 797 for mainten
ance of institutions at Salem and
Soldiers' Home.
11. 13. 39.1. by committee on ways
and means f!51,320 salaries for state
officials.
II. li. 3Ct, by committee on ways
and meaus 152.015.41). providing for
payment of deficiencies.
II. B. 10S. by Ambrose 1.10.000 for
maiateoanee of U. of O. medical de
partment at Portland.
II B. 202. by Powell-50,000 fnr
dormitory -at Monmouth Normal
School.
11. B. 'MM, by U-uatllla delegation
e.Ul.000 for Eastern Oregon Brauch
Insane Asylunt.
11. B. 9'.), ty Buobaoan -MOO for
i sundry eipensee of Soldiers' Home at
Roseburg.
11. B. 254, by committee ou losur
ance (10,000 additional maintenance
for insurance department.
11. B. 207. by McKiuoey -1000 for ;
crentlon of Bureau of Mines.
11. B. 258. by Ambrose JUOuC for!
street paving at Corvallis.
H. C. 302. by Collius-il200 for
salaries of chaplains at Peniteutlary
aod Reform School.
H B. .151. by Cbatten-115,000 for'
salmon hatcheries ou Columbia Liver
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Incorporated.
A Complete Record
We have made an entirt? tratinerlpt of all Records In Lake
County w hich in any way, affect Heal l'roirty lu the county.
We have a complete Keconl of every Mortgage and trunnfer
over made In Lake Couuty. and ever Deed glveu.
Errors Found in Titles
In transcribing the records we have found numerous mort
gagee recorded In the Ded record and indexed; and many
deeds are recorded In tl.e innate record and other hook).
Hundred of uiorturne and deed.- are imt Indexed at all, and
most dltlicult to trace fi diu Hi.- records.
We have noiations of all these Errors.
Others annot ri 1 1 -1 1-- s 'e have put mifidredw of dollar
burning up tliese errors and we un fully guarantee our work
J. D. VENATOR.
Hanager.
"DAY LETTER" RATE
BY WESTERN UNION
One and a Half Times
That of Cost of
Night Letter
and Its tributaries.
II. B. 210. by Laue Couuty delena
tlou ;12H,B25,9H. for maintenance of
University of Orvuoo.
11. B. 211, by Lane County delega
tton-f 17'i 000 for new library build
ing at Uulverslty of Oregon.
11. B. i:tr by Urooke-flO.OOC for
bridge across Snake river at Myeaa.
II. B. 411, by Huotlngton-i:k01 44
to leluibtiree teachers and employes
of old Drslu Normal School.
II. B. 29, by MoKluney-110,000 for
hriuge acioas Suake Blyrt In Baker
county.
II. U. Cxi, by Abrame-120,000 to
create ai mcry fund. This bill came
to Governor contalulug (10,000 ap
propriation, but he arrauged to cut
it In half.
II. B. 1J4. by Uole-(1500 for Ore
gou Humane Society.
11. B. 50. by Buchanau-(W.O(0 for
forest protection.
11. B. 218, by Neuner-(2C,000 for
salmon hatcheries south of Columbia
Hiver.
S. B. 2:. by Lester-(00, 000
Astoria centennial celebratlou.
S. B. 31, bv Carson (15,000
eradicating fruit pests.
S. B. 158, by Jorepb-flS.OOO
State Board of Health.
S. B. 141. by Dluiick-(I250
preservation of McLoughlln Home.
S. B. HI, by Ollver-tlD.UU) for
uiaiuteuauce Colon Couuty experi
ment statiou.
S. B. tilt, by Malarkny lM.tXHl for
nialotenance and eiteuaiuu of work
of Library Oouimlsaioo.
S. B. 2i, by Malarkey -(10,000 for
support of indigent 01 plums.
S. B. 71. by Malarkey-Ck'i.OOO for
exteuding powers of lluilroad Com
mission to putllo utilities.
S. B. 52, by Lettter-(2500 tor car
rying out provisions of act providing
fur testing of railroad ecales.
H. B. 25S, by llaley-140.0(K) ad
flltinnal maintenance for O. A. C
S. B. 59, by Hawley (270,000
buildings ut O. A. C.
S. IJ. 2.).), by Caraou- (150.000 for
auuex to Statu Capitol.
8. B. ZhH by Locke-(5000 for light
ing bii bon lo plague.
b. B. 2(7, by Abraham (10. (XX) fur
statue of Ueorge II. Williams In Stat
uary Hall, WaHblngtou, O. V.
for
for
fur
for
The Western Union Telegraph Co ,
makes a still further announcement
of the establishment on March 1st of
the "Day Letter" the companion of
the "Night Letter.'' The night let
ter was established one jtar ago and now two may te required
the day letter now comes as uu addl
233
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WILLOW RANCH ORCHARD TRACTS
ZEtsacx.
Apples Apples Apples
Keeping Qualities
NO BLIGHT
NO INSECTS
NO FAILURES
BIG PROFITS
10 ACRE TRACTS
Planted, Irrigated, Sprayed and Cared for
Price $150 per Acre
One-third down, balance $20 per month
No Taxes, No Interest
Tri-State Land Company
9.
n
Lakeview, Oregon
Write for Booklet and Information
tional telegraph facility which sernres
to the peoplft of the United hlats the
cheapest telegraph service io the
world and enables the business man 1
to roniu:t his correepoudeuce by!
wire with every advantage which may
te gaiued from l saviug in time, the '
elimination of distance ami the im
mediate atteLtion always accorded to
telegramr. 1
The day letter bus dually been '
made poptdhie by the economical and
ttllcifut use of the telegraph compa
ny's surplus facilities and when such
facilities aie not utilized by the more
urgent traffic. The day le'ter will La
transacted and delivered with pioinpt
Dcbn and care to all points and fifty
words may be transmitted at a coet
of one and one-half timea the regular
full day rate. Ko example tbe regu
lar rate fur a teu woid day m(6bage
from Seattle to Ne York is one dol
lar. For a day letter containing fifty
words which may be sent at any time
during the twenty-four hour the rate
will be one and one-half times the
regular day rate or one dollar and
fifty cents. The added cost however
gives toe privilege of sending tlfty
words and for any additional number
of words of teu cr less a charge of
one-fifth ot the total rate tor Ufty
words is made, which, m the case of
a message destined to New York
would be one fifth of one dollar and
a half or thiity cents. This method
of computing the rate applies to mes-.
sages destined to all points.
All day letters will be bandied with
such dispatch aa to secure reasonable
prompt delivery i but the full paid
message will still exist as the regular
rate and will be given an expedited
service, wbloh of oourxe must be
maintained In order that its value as
a qulGK aud specialized, but short
meseaue may be coutlaued. As io
the case of Dlght letters, the day let
ter will be written m plain Ktigll.u
to avoid the delays and complica
tions of code worda aud code lan
guage, which will not be accepted.
The day leiteis may be handled by
telephone the same as all other tnes
Biiaea now collected and delivered
through this service by the telegraph
company.
The inauguration of the day letter
service will be especially serviceable
upon the Pad do coast, where because
of the difference of time between that
territory and the east, businexa may
be consummated In one day where
The tele
graph wires, after March lft, will be
placed at the disposal of all in such
a mauuer aud by such classes of Hcr
vice that every character of enterprise
may be handled with economy and
rardJitv h; tha use of any of the
three classes of hltvIcm tendeied by
the telegraph eouiiaoy, viz: Tha
regular dBy rate lapli set vice, the
day letter and I lie tin very popular
night le'ter.
No doubt iiihinenH ie iim"h will n l
just theuiHel ves rapidly to the tew
service aud the telegraph ojtnpauy
had endeavored to foresee and pro
vide for the new situation incident to
the kiuiuitaueuua establishment of
th day letter throughout the Uulted
Stares upnu u given date.
Sufllclent pressure lias been
brought to bear on the passenger
rate-makers lu the east by the Hill
and Harrlman trafflo managers in
this territory to secure strong and
unusual ooiiosfsluns fur the new Hues
Into Central Oreirou. These ounces
slims, which pertain to both the Ore
gouTiuuk aud the uew Peso hut us,
railroad, are ragaided as substantial
evidence that all the railroads In the
oountry are beut ou Inundating Ore
gon with a tide of Immigration uu
peroedented in this patt of the coun
try. Both westbound colonist rates
aud round trip bomeseekers' fares are
lucluded lu the concessions secured.
Under the II ret clatslllcatlun, all
prospective coloolsta will be Hauled
loto Central Oregon on the standard
rata fixed by the Transcontinental
Passenger Association and applying'
from March 10 to April 10, These
rates will apply from St. I'aul aud
.Missouri river points right ou to
Madras aud Metoliaa, at ('25; from
Chicago the fare will be CU. aod the
amiounued rates elfectlve from the
other recogoUsd Eastern selling
points will be applied. Ths will save
every one of theseveial thousand usw
oolooisis who are expected here au
average of about (:l on the ticket, or
the local rate fiom the .North Bank
aud O. w. K. N. junctions to the
interim.
For bonieseekers, who are given a
reduced round trip rata so thai lliy
may come out here, luuk the country
over with a view of settlement or in
vestuieut, a elm Ihitly gratifying ar
rangement ha beet) made. These
rates are for round trios and are good
the llrst and third TuusJays cf each
month.
From St. i'aul aud Missouri river
cornmuu points ttio touud trip fare to
Madras aud Metuliu will be (52.50,
with geuerous stopover ami return
privileges; from St. Louis the rate
will be 550, aod from Chicago (57.5'J I
Another ooocrasiuu which came to J
the new Uisgou Truuk Line has been
granted by the Interstate Commerce
Coin ru lesion. wMch has waived the'
usual formality of r'j'nJg a :i0 day :
publication of rates before they can'
be made ellectlvu. This will euablej
I tie Central Oregon roads to take nd '
vantage of the low istes from lliej
very first i
lu addition to the regular passeugar j
equipment which will be put on the l
trains wheo the road Is opened, the
Otegon Trunk has decided to add a I
parlor car so that the acenis grandeur j
of the route up tht Deschutes Cau
yoa may be enjoyed with greater
comfort. hen the road shall have
been completed to Bend, which will
be In about 00 days, General Freight
and 1'asseuger Agent W. K (Ionian
bdievea the Oregon Tiunk will bu
able to maintain a 12-hour eoheduie
between Bund aud I'ortlaud.
Uoder the new service which is
eirectlva Wednesday, ariangemeuts
have been mads so that eaBseogers
dealrlog to go tu I'riueville, Ksd
uiond and other points can make
close connections with the Oregon
Truuk traius by the regular stage
Hues
OITICIAL l)lkl:CTORY
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Queer Color Combination
Harry Toy, tiged 21. a Chinese nier
chant of Sealtlo and ort Angeles.
Wash., aud Mrs. Daisy Uavisngel 21
years, ftruietly a worker in the Meth
odist Episcopal Chinese Missiou in
I'ortlaud. were married last week by
Kev. V. T. (Jstorne. pastor of the
African Metnodist nliurch of that
city. The young wuuiau. who has
been married before, met Toy at the
Fortlund missiou years ugo, aud roc
ently renewed the acquaintance. The
marriage license was obtained In
Vancouver. Wash. Toy was manager
of the Chinese village at the Alaska
Yukon Exposition, and in connected
with the big Ah King firm In Seattle.
He la wealthy, dresses lu the height
of fashion aud la well educated. The
couple will reside In Beat tie.
Chumlierluln'e Stomach ntid Liver
Tablet Invuriuhly" bring;" relief "to
women etifferlnu; from chronic conati
pation, headache, liillouaticNH, dizzi
iicbh, HallownoHs of the akin and dya
pt'pHiu. Kohl by All (jootl Dealera.
Out For Another Jaunt
I'resident Taft, In a letter datd
December 21, '.W, aud read in IIUIO
SiiuJhV schools iu the L'nltei States,
floundei the kevuote td a total ah
stainers' uiuvemeut. The letter is
addresaed to Sunday scfmol piipils as
"My dear young friend," and reads:
"The excestiive use of Infoxicatiiw
liquor is the cause of a great deal nl
the poverty, degradation and crime
of the world and one wno ahstaltia
from the use of such liquor avold-i a
daiigf roils teuiptat Ion. Ahliihaui
Lincoln showeil that tie believed I Ins
lu writing out his buy friends the
pledge of total atisl Iiience, i-o often
((iinted.
"Each person must deleruiiue fnr
hlnisi-lf the course he will take lu
refereuco to his Listen uud np,etite,
out those who rxereine self ret-traint
tu avoid altogether the temptutiou of
alouholli) liquor are on the aafe aud
wiser side. "
Dr. Howard M. Utiai-ell. of Wester
vllle, ()., founder of the ntl-Saloon
League, bIho l fuuuder of the Lin
coln Legion, which originated the
services throughout the Uulted
States. The movement will be direct
ed as the total abstinence department
of the Anil Saloon League, with Na
tional headquarters at Westervllle.
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I'ROI L.SSIONAI. CARDS
t V. Colin
Altorney at Law
and Noary Public
'I K'l'K-lialt iitin.liiiK.
l. Vi:.Tt)H
l.sUi lli-n. flreictm
Attorney at Law,
Ol Ml
I . ml tlulli'in Hiierlnlty
K Patj Hill M 1 ii at
KILLS A MUKDICKEU
A mercIlt'HH nnirderer Is Appendicitis
with many victims, hut Dr. Khi'h
New Life 1'illa kill It by prevention,
They gently stimulate Htomach, liver
and howelH, proven tin"; that closing
that lnvltcH it)iienillcitlH, curlni; L'on
Htlpation, Headache, BillnuHiicHH,
ChlllH, 2. at A. L Thornton'H.
rilAKLEM CMHACII
I. aud and Law Otilte
Abstractor ot Titles
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,V LAIK TIIOMI'SON
Attorney at Law
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S. A. MUSI I EN.
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City Engineer
Suite No. 1 Lakeview
Watson Block Oregon
J. L. LYONS, D. D. S.
Dentist
Office In Watson's Block, Lake
view, Oregon
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