Tower's
Fish Brand
Waterproof
Clothing
Is mads for rough wcw and
lon( service) in tha wrttcet
vraeiher. It will not dieep.
point you in sillier reepect
HITS 11.00 SLICKERS 11.00
m POMMEL SLICKERS MM
UiMNHtl Waterproof
era
A. J. Tower Co.
Jj-"" BOSTON
V3r
CONDITIONS AT
CAMP lildll GRADE
Prospector Gives Some
Good Advice to Claim
Owners
PATENTS
I VALUABLE INFORMATION
1 FREE. If on luive mi Inven.
thin or any patent matter,
write Immmllately to W. IV.
WRlflllV, rruhtvntl mttornev, Loan
TnM Ithlir., U'ASUlNdToN, D. C.
J. L. LYONS, I). U. 3.
Dentist
Offlcs In WiImii'i Dlock, Lake),
view, Oregon
Klin Vear r1nr in Mteaisaa.
Urertaate lalfereHy of Missises
J. iM. Watson
REAL ESTATE
Farm Land a Specialty
LAKEVIEW t OREGON
(II tab rls New)
Hiving Lean aked ami having con
anted ot writ hi imnrcmlona of tha
IIIchGrn'le Mining district the wriUr
wishes It undnratoorl that ho doca ao
from tha viewpoint of an ordinary
practical miner not having any prsten
alon to tha character cif a mining ex
pert In tha naual acceptance of tha
term. Having worked aa a miner In
nearly every atate weat of the Missouri
where mining conatitutca a prominent
factor In the Industrial commonwealth
la hla only reaaon for assuming; that hia
opinion might be of value to any one
except himself.
Not being a trained geologist It la
not the Intention to enter into the
geology of the diatrict further than to
obaerve the conditiona which may have
n Important bearing on Ita many poa-
ibilitlea. The Warner ranire In the
vicinity of High Grade aeema to be
rompoacd of a numeroua succession of
volcanic flowi which In he aggregate
conatitutca an Igneoua maaa of very
unuaual thickness. There is rot an ex-,
PRUDENCE
It pays to be prudent
when it comes to pro
tecting your gardens
from tho squirrel vnrmin
-
HILL & REYNOLD'S
SQUIRREL AND GOPHER
POISON
FOR SALE IN ALL QUANTITIES
ponure of rock a of a pre-Cambrlan
character for many miles in any direc- al verv good men have lately done
tlon and It la fair to assume that ahould
the whole maaa be broken from bottom
to topof any particular area mining In
that area should be carried to a great
depth.
to open hia eyea atill wider with as
tonishment berauae he will learn that
thj people who own the ground and
who have not the slightest intention of
spending one single dollar in rievelr p-
I ment themselves my olfer him a slim:
lease on l lind ground al aa high as 25
fu r rent royalty. He then considers
hla rharcea In this kind of a deal. He
find a that there la no custom mill where
he ran market low grade ore nor any
prospect of one for a eonalderabla time.
He la confined to shipping ore or noth
ing and shipping ore under preaent con
ditiona here would be high grade ore in
many placea. He is justified In think
ing tnst he cannot sink far before en
countering water and comes to the con
elusion that it is an expensive and
therefore on a poor man'i proposition.
If he ho a man who can command some
development capital to back hla ludg
ment he thinks or a lease and bond so
that he may store hla milling ore pend
ing the eomlng of favorable conditions
ard take up hia bond when development
atiahea him of the value of the prop
erty. Here again he runa into difficul
ty. He la likely to learn that the bold
era of undeveloped Droperty bold it at
a pretty stiff price or if some small
amount ot work has been performed
and a little ore howing they want a
considerable sum in cssh down for giv
ing b!m the privilege of developing the
property, resplng a big share of the
profits in ease of success, or letting
him bold the sack in ease of a miss.
By that time be will probably come
to he conclusion that It is a one aided
game and go out o' the camp aa sever-
be
cause they could not get a fair run for
their money.
The writer understands that the dog-
in-the-manger policy which has bere-
ADOPTING THE
DECLARATION
How the Immortal Docu
ment Was Put Through
Continental Congress
Unnecessary to go up Pine I tofore prevailed has riven nlace. wlth-
creek a dlatance of about four miles, n ,ne t few divi t0 . isn, vew of
before any Important disturbance ln!ih: tllllnn mrtA that that mlnlnrr man
the regularity of the layera la noticed. Lltb tspital and nerve to back hia
Looking from the weat thia unbroken judgment can now get a wback at good
conuiuon aeema to uroaaen nortb of : ground on fair terms
fine creek and narrow southward
Showing the trend of the disturbed
Let ua hope that this la correct te-
i cause many men of f?xd minintr sense
area or broken one ot be northeasterly j are thoroughly convinced that there
for about two or two and a half miles are few better opportunities In mlnlnr
a succession of dykos or sheared roses i today for nervy capitalists than there
TfTGood wiring is
ll the very best
insurance policy you
can have and the
cheapest. We do it.
E.T.SPENCE
1
$1,000 REWARD
a l Tbe Oregon Csl
.wWlt Ifnrula ami NaTarti
tSfsvh, k I.I va HUM'S olw
lii'fK '"n AMoelaton, ot
wuicD m under
alined lee m.mlwr
will five 1 1. too go
r.wam loi evidence
leading In the r
red and pnnvlctloe
ot any parly or par-
nee mealing nnrat'e.
r. Ilia or mult ke
louvlnstoauy of lis
la addition to tb. above, the underalgned
oSereou lb. aameouDilltloo 10.00 (ur all hors
.. braniltKl liorao elKxi bar ou Ih11i or elllier
law, Hranit recorded In elaht cntintlea. Kanae
Harnev, Ike and Crook oountlv. Hora
vented when aolil.
None but grown hone, .old, and onlTln large
abobs. W. W. BaoM, Kile. Oregon.
ALFRED DOORSE
Practical Painter
and Paperhanger
err 1 hnve recently lorn ted In
JJ 1'Hkevlew, nml In coiiJiiuo
1 1 tlon with the. Lukevlew
Meix'nntlla Co., nm prepared to
handle, any work unil 'supply
material for nil voutructs in
thin line.
Prize Given Away
Valuable prise will Im givttn away
Freo by Hall & ItoynoMe. A city lot
iu the town of New Pine Crock,
worth $iri0.0f), freu to tho holder of
tho lucky iiiinilior. A ticket with every
dollar purebaae, which eiitltlcayou te
u chanco on tho lot. A duplicate of
each ticket will lio dropped int a apaled
box. On tlio evening of Judo oOth tie
lruwlnu; will take place at Smith's
rictur Show. Out ol towu ciiHtomers
will reoeive their tickets by umll.
Kveryooe lias ao equal chance.
is passea ana lacae in Turn are cross-
Rsaured with viens and velnleta run
ning easterly and westerly in very
many places. At the present time these
conditions are known to exist for dis
tance of about three mllea along thia
north and south sheared tone or dis
turbed area and constitute tha recog
nised mineral belt of the High Grade
mining district. Other placea near at
hand, such as Cottonwood, Willow
Rsnch, and Gold Manin, show favorable
evidence of mineralisation and may yet
come to the front and largely extend
the profitable mining area, but up to
the present time only the High Grade
belt proper bas produced high grade
orea in considerable quantities.
It must be admitted that the diatrict
Is atill emphatically In the prospecting
taga. What haa been acoomplmbed In
tha way of development the Modoo
and one or two others are notable ex
ceptions bas been done In crude,
desultory and unsatisfactory manner,
but I tbink that no miner who bas
worked in other notable American
gold mining camps csn go over the
ground ana escape the conviction that
here will be opened, not one or two,
but a number of good mines. He will
find here what he bas been in the bablt
f associating with in the best mines.
andesite, rhyolite, phonolite and some
thing very like what he calls fine yel
low lode porphyry. He will find abun
dant timber fir all purposes and plenty
of water also. He will see rock In a
dozen different places in the district
that will gladden hia heart, with suffi
cient of the glittering yellow metsl
scattered through it to make hla mouth
and eye water. He will see small
veina of very rich ore, medium sized
veina of medium grade ore and larger
bodiea of low grade. He will see veins
with two smooth walla and with fire
clay gouge or aelvidge, veina with only
one wall and others "frozen" to both
sides. He will notice, if he is obser
vant, evidence of scoriatlon on some
walls and this will remind him of move
ment and the characteristic of some big
mines he haa seen in some big camps.
He will also notice in the numeroua
rock slides he will encounter in travel
ing over the district large and frequent
bodies and streaks of brecciated ma
terial and thia will inform him that al
moat Inconceivable shearing and grind
ing and subsequent cementing haa
taken place In the district and this
will incline him to a beMef in the pro
babilities of the existence of large
hidden bodies of ore. He may also
notice that the ground is tighter at the
northern end of the diatrict and grad
ually becomes more open as he ad
vances southward and thia may lead
him to expect that, in the future de
velopment ef the camp, the larger
minea may be found there.
All these matters will naturally
create a favorable Impression of the
district and be will begin to consider
the advisability of becoming Intorewted.
Here is where he bumps Into the real
"sticking point" of the whole situa
tion. If be wishes to locate some
ground for himsself, he soon learns
that the whole good looking area bas
already been p"i tty solidly taken up.
Very probably ha will then turn hia
attention to leasing. Here be is likely
are In thia ssme much lauded and much
abused High Grade miniag diatrict
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You Will Hake No mistake If You
Follow This Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.
If yoo have pain lu the bock.urlnary
dlHordere, dizziuees and nervoiiHDees,
it's time to act and no time to expert
ment. Tlmae are common symptoms
of kidney trouble, and you ahould aeek
n remedy which la recommended lor
the kldneya.
Doan'a Kidney IMHs is the remedy to
use. It haa cured many stubborn
cseeH In this vicinity.
Can Lakerlew residents demand
fnrtber proof than the following tes
timonial? Mrs. George Bell, Washington St.,
Klamath Falls, Ore., Bays: "Some
time a to I began to suffer from paiua
In my back, dee to disordered kidneys,
The kidney secretions were moat un
natural, causing me annoyance. Hear
ing ot Doau'a Kidney Pills, I procured
a supply and bestan their use. Tbey
completely cured mr I eau highly
recommend Doan's Kidney rills to
other kidney aufferers."
For aale by all. dealers. Price 50
cents. Vootcr-Mllburu Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agt nta for the United
States.
IteinetulxT the name Doan'a and
take no other.
ALTn6i:on the Foortn ! the day
thm ia celebrated by many as
Unit on which tne Immortal
DeeliiMMi.n of lmlex-'idence wit sign
ed, scaled and promulgated, a a mat
ter of fat aueu is not true The
great document was read to the people
on me roiirtb after having tweo ap
a
proven oy ruiiRreaii, but It was Out
signed on tout day.
wn jtiir a Jefferson presented for
adoption tbe Immortal iH-claratlon aft
er eonarreea bad adopted a resolution
presented by Ulebard Henry Lee of
Virginia, which had been placed before
the body on June 7. 1776:
fleaolved. That time, united colonies arc
and ot a rlaht oualit to be fre and Inde
pendent aiatea; that they are absolved
from all a lie!, nee to the British crown
and that all political eonnartlon K.
thatn and the atate of Great Britain la and
oucni to be totally dlaaolved.
Tola revolution was debated for near
ly a month, mid. owlug to tbe absence
of Lee. who bnd been called borne, the
defense of It fell on bis col league. Jef
ferson. It Deeded defense, for In thnt
congress were able men who opposed
Its paawii.'e and revolution. Great
therefore. Is America a debt to Jeffer
son and Lee. On July 2 Lee'a resolo
tloo was adopted, and Jefferson's draft
of tbe Declaration waa adopted on
July 4. 1776
John Uaocock. president of congress.
ana cnarlea Thompson, ita secretary.
Immediately sljmed the document snd
oeeame tDua tbe Brat official traitors
from ao Engtlab point of view. It was
mad public to the citizens bv John
Nixon, who read It to the citizens of
Philadelphia In Independence square.
On July 13 It waa ordered to be en
grossed, and on tbla being done the sign
era appended their names on Ang. 2.
Meanwhile there bad been some
changes In tbe personnel of congress
John rueklnson. Edward Blddle, Thom
as WIHIng and Charles Humphreys of
Pennsylvania fonpht the Declaration,
and the commonwealth aent Benjamin
Franklin. Robert Morris. George Ross
and James Wilson to congress In their
placea to sign tbe great paper.
Business Locale
Itutnter lteer on draught at tbe Inn
Balnler ou draugtb or in bottles at
tbe Brewery. 2t
The best butter Oliver's 40 cents
per pound at Bieber'a ('ash Store.
Ifyouwanta really good smoke
tor a oickle, try Ktorkniau's Leader.
For a real bargain tor a house and
lot in Lakoview, see J. N.Watson. 2
For sale: 120 acres sage brush land
u ni lor canal, fenced, 125 per acre. See
J. K, Watson. Cf
Big Surprise to Many
in Lakeview
Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
mixed In Alder-l-ka, the German ap
pendicitis remedy. Hall & Reynolds
states that this simple remedy autl
septlcises the digestive system and
draws off the Impurities so thoroughly
that A hINOLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation INSTANTLY.
5u HEW AKD.
A REWARD of .tlfty dollars is here
by offered for information that will
leud to the arres and conviction of
any peison who has stolen wires or
other property, from our Company;
and tbe same reward Is hereby offered
for information that will lead to the
arrest and nuviction of auyoue dea
troyiug tn'j property of the Compauy.
Cbua. UuiLwob,
Seoretaiy L.sk Co. TeL A Tel. Co
ietf. .
The Alturaa Mining company hasfour
men at work on their property cleaning
out the abaft getting ready for active
operationa. The assay office at the mine
now open to public business. The
company Is also considering the -ad
visability of letting aeveral leaaea on
its property.
Lucky He Stuck to His Opinion.
Pride of opinion Is perbapa tbe most
common fault of us fairly educated
and luielllgent moderns. We form our
Judguicnta and then, aa It were, defy
any one to change them. It la said
that no one bas ever been converted
by abstract argument
At the time of tbe great disaster in
MarUnlqae tbe Italian bark Orsollna
was taking on a cargo of sugar there.
Her captain was accustomed to volca
noes, and be did not like tbe appear
ance 'of Mont Pelee. Not half bis
cargo was on board, but be decided to
sail for home.
The volcano Is alt light," argued
the shippers. "Finish your loading."
I don't know anything about Mont
Pelec." sold the captain, "but If Vesu
vius looked that way I'd get out of
Naples, and I'm going to get right out
of bere."
Tbe shippers threatened him with
arrest. They seut customs officers to
detain him. but tbe captain persisted
In leaving. Twenty-four hours later
the shippers aud tbe customs officers
Iny deud In the ruins of St. Pierre.
Christian Herald.
A Miser's Luxury.
There was a Middlesex couple once
who lived on a sum to shock the most
reckless of our correspondents. Daniel
Dancer waa tbe man. lie looked on
saving aa an art and saved for art's
sake. Ills father left him a farm and
eighty acres, aud bis sister helped him
carry out bis scheme of life. He let
the laud He fallow, snys tbe London
Gest It costs money to cultivate laud.
For food the couple believed In one
dny. one menl. The batch of dump
lings baked on a Saturday lasted out
the week. For clothing he depended
on hny bands "swathed round his feet
for boots aud rouud bis body for a
cont." nut Daniel bad a weakness.
lie would buy a clenn shirt each year.
And out of tills a rone the tmgrdy of
bis life a lost lawsuit over three
pence which. In Daniel's Judi'imut, the
shirt feller had wrongfully pocketed.
He died In 17i worth 3.000 a year.
,
Thore It one tuediolno that every family
ahould be provided with and ekpecially durina
the summer mnntha; vU.,Cliambvrlaln,aCollo,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. It ia almoii
crrtalu to be needed. It cotta but a quarter.
Can you afford to be without it? For aale by
all doalera.
ALGER LAND COMPANY
Jcal Estate Brokers
High Gtade Mining Stock
Offloii at
NEW PINE CREEK & LAKEVIEW
Th e High Grade No ws
If you xvnnt the facta find all the NEWS
about the High tirade district send $2 to
The tilgh Grade News
New Pine Creek, Ore.
Nw Pin Crmk lm on thm N.-C.-O. ft. R. only movon
mllot from tho hoart of tho district
HOTEL LAKEVIEW
ERECTED IN 1 900
MODERN
THROUOHCMT
FIRST-CAL5S
ACCOnnODATIONS
SAJ1PLE ROOn
For COnn ERCIAL,
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
r IE;. . IStZZfi, .. .ry
LIOHT & HARROW, Proprietors
UQHT Geo. HARROW
NEVADA -CALIFORNIA-OREtJON RAILWAY
Daily Service Reno to Lakeview Except Sundays
No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:45 P. M.
No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 6:30 A. M.
Daily Except Sunday
C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: LAKEVIEW, OREGON
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
P. Mm CORY, tea
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
Oparataa Stage, carrylaf Ualtetf 5tmtelMaile, Express an Paaaeafcra m tha
following rente j : . . i .. ... .
ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH
KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW
AUTOnOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE 5TA0E3
FARES: OaaWay Rmb4 trie
Klamath Falls Route - - - $10.00 $18.00
Davis Creek Route .... 4.00 7.00
Plush Route . . . - 4.00 7.00
OEPICeS:-
Lakevlew . ...... Stage Office
Pluak .... Sulllraa Hotel
Klaattfih Falls .... Aieraran Hotel
Davit C eek . Stage Office
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E. Arabolad & Co.
General Merchandise
Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings
and Groceries
Sugar, perewt $7.00
Eulnue Coal OU, case 10 gallons $4.20
Extra. Star Coal Oil, case 10 gallons fS.so
Star Coal Oil, case 10 gallons $3.20
Standard Can Corn, ease 2 doten $3 00
Extr Standard Tomatoes, case 2 doien ..$3.25
Extra Solid Back Tomatoes, case 2 donen $4.00
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