OPHCIAL MIKIXTORt SI Tin A I. Wnodrnw Wilson I'ri'S'denl ... Vli'i' 1'roalilpllt rVureierj ill Miala ... , Hi'iTi'lxr jf 1. 1 I naatirr. r-ecri'larv nf ar , Attorney Oi'tmral I'o.l nilr Oeurral . . . . I nomas l Marshall ... . M miam J lirtan .. William li MiAdoo .. I.liiilint M Harrison , Jain.'. C M, Hit noldt . ., .Alberts Hurli-eou JtiMiiii anlla rVcretary nl Navr Hrrrlrj of Interior rii reiarji ol Aicripiilliira. rierrttisry ol t'oititnrroe .. .... rrauaiiii K . Iavll lliiii.lon .William V. KiilflrM . . William II. Wllauu rwereiery ol Uiiiiir IUUI ulerslale Communis Comtnls.liinir KdgarKCIari stats. 4ioTirnnr ftnoreiar of Slate Treasurer Attorney Oeneral Mil in. I'ubilo Instruction. , I'rluter .. O.walrt Wn ,. Hii W.OInoii ...Tlios. H, Kt .A. M.l'rswforf I.. It. Aldermen W. H. Iiunlwa) i ,...Jnhl.ellckU Dalrr sad food Oo 0. at. Senator! no. , Chamberlain Uarry i aua I . 0. Ilawlay IN.J.SInqolt ivraniaouvtT Conireeamea Chief Justice. It.Wt A. J Robert li II. i. Hear, U. H. Hur T.A. McB r. A. Moor lakls 4 ssoolat Justices ... Seen rnelt Brlda HlTtj judicial Diarain. Henry I.. Renanr Jolia Irwla nd Attorney.. iniiaLATiri Joint Senator. W, I Air ThnmiMO' ftapressalaUra .. r i vermin a rorow "Iff f) Until 0 M. LAN O MPPK.'K. In. K. RuiRPaa Keirlate Fred I' Croiiiuiilllir Kixelre fOKKHT )KKk It Ollbprt II Rrown Hnrx-rvlaoi r.iaiin j. iniiiiiKa Dratnm Aaaiaiaii niiruian janiliauu fori al Aaalatan I'. F . Ilruouau Kornat t'.itit LA K K COUNTY Ju1f .., B Dal t)iir , Hhirllf Tritaaurnr Aaaeaaor fcitaiKil Hu pi, MurTajror Ooanalaaiouara Couatf 4iork loanocuir.. r W I'aan W H Mnl'.l.. . It A. Ilawklu A.J. fllBlt- ... :. K Oliver . ...H. A. Muahe r. K Anltraon T. R. W akvOi-KI . ...I). l'.Malio TOWN UP LAKBVIKW. 1. J. Wlloiii .,..Maoi nvan i t ft l....bA.,l. 1 M V. V..a Ooaaollm. W. J", Djrkrman 1 w. r. Falne kaoordei HmiK:r . 1 rvuiirr I . . . . ! FIRHT MKTIIODIHT Ht'KCII -80NUA vonooi ai lua. m. frracblni aerr hundat a II a. iu. auil 7:M) p. m. Ki.worlh laiiua e,erj nuuuaj Ttiiiiiif ai :, i rajrur mim-iiuc I utir aajrai 7:iU. in. I'iinir mrtlii at :H0p. m lni a' All .i'ry -lin ..lay at l:wi i. in TvrjKoiijr coruiaiir luvllfii in all frvlri' (. II KKKhK, I'aamr CA I llol.li: l llt'Kl M-KVKKV hl'NDA V MAV al a im au, io a.m. ; K.urT at 7:J ..in. Maa on wci-kilaya at 7:c m. M..rvlc! In tliu Nu t'nun b. I 1 . K KHN, h. J. PIKmT I'KKHHVTKIll A.N I llUia II iK I.AKK IKtt, iii.vta lu lliu MkmiiiIu Hall. Huuil m bix.l at IU:tu A.M.; Mumiiiik tx rvlixal 11:1 i yrnini rx-rvicr at 7:.l. I i r Mwlliir; ne nriiiuaiiava al 7: Mi r,M. aii art. roroially lu T1KHI. HtV.UtU. A. t IIA HIKll, I al.r LAKKVIKW KI'IHCOCaI. MKHI(IN-1t k.ad Inn rla-rvli'ra id Hid Hall nl tliv Mlsaiuu In la Hoouiaol L.I'.I.t:. (Uuutliig llullilliiif) Obimi nirrt-i. svrry fi. Hilar rveuiLf at 7: U'Uloct All art c-or.llally Invlud. P1RHT BAP1IHT CIU'KCII or UOOHK I.IKI al Na rinr t.rw-k, orruon. Hrrartalni aai TH i at II A M and 7::j ) M el rarb Hunrta nil a) A la ol eyrrr imiutli. Hutiday Hi'IiimiI at 10 Hrat i-r Hcrvlnr at T:H0oii WKliiPxIay rvenln nl i-ai'b xpi cI All ara cordially Invited l iiwiiu me aorviri'B. KKV. I. K. HKNDKRHON, LODGE DIRECTORY LAKBVIKW LOIMJK No 71, A. P. A A If. Hold atalod mpetluaa balurda.- on or lHlorti full moon. Maroii Tl, April 1, May 17. Hpvvial mtraiiuaa upon can. ctmaraiiy Miuraaj evrii lna. Vlalilag brathran welcoma. K. K Woudrix'k, W. M. i J Cbaa Wmlili, bvc'y DKUKKK or HONOR - I.A K KHHOHK U.uot No. 77. I), ol H., A O. I .W., Mnl .r t ami llilrd Thurailaya ol em li uioniii in l nilr Hall: Mary I'oal, Col II.; J. belle Artnvr, L of II ; l.ra Hnyilor t:. of I'.; Alameda Hrown, Kitcorder. I O. O. r.-l.AKKVIKW KM AMI'MKNT NO I I. O. O. F., ! I a (lie itrnt ami llnrd Tliuri Jay t'Tt'iiliiKt ol i-aoti in, .inn in OiM Kulli.wt Hall, lJtki'Viow. I). II. Ili-iula, C, I'.. K P. t neney. hitiih-. A O. 17, W.-I.AKKVIKW I.OIMIK NO. Ill Mi-. u erery avcoud and lourth Tliurailay o nh mouth. In Maaonlc Hall, lkerlew k. L). Kvervtl. M.W.: Hail llrcunau, K I. O. O. r -I.AKKVIKW MMIUK, No. all, 1 O.K., niucla every Haturday evenlui Ol Polloara Hall, al 7::i0 o'rliH'k. from Ooto ci 1 ut April 1, and t olclock Irom April I in He plumber Hi. W. . Vernon, N. u,, K. II, Clark, tteoretar j BKBKKAI1 LOIXIK-LAKKVIKW LOlKiK, NO it, I. O. O. V., iiicf la the aivond and fonnt friitava of '-ai'li inimih 'n MiM Kpllowi Hal J ira. li. Jtaiu-y, N.w.i M. V. Mom, tieo'y. PKOFK5SIONAL CAKDS (JIIARIJOh UMIlAtll I. and anil Law Of lice Abstractor of Title Entabllattpd Ihv. !. V. Conn Attorney at Law and Notary Public l-nkrvli'W. Orrirei OFFI'-Halv Hulldlnn. 1). VENA TO It Attorney at Law, I jiii d Slattern Mpcvlaiu OPflCK Daly Mulldiiii. W, 1-A1R TIIOMI'KON Attorney at Law Office ou 3rd Floor I lory ford l.ldg. LaKBTIEW, UHEUOh i; A. 8HEUMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW State and U. S. Court Practice Offlce . ALTUKAS, CALIFORNIA IU. J. IRVING IIUSSISLL Fbyalolan and Burcaon Office i Hnyder & IteynoldH Druijr Store PlIONKl Office, Main llealdenoa lit J, L. LYON V DENTIST No. 343 Herjrford Uldic., Lakevlew, Ore. IV. HAY DEN FISK DENTIST Sult337'339 Her y ford Bldg. PHONtl Teadene 954 onto 052 - Classified A Want Ad In 77m Lako Couriy Examiner Kcpuitcd n few times, if nccc.ss.'iry, will lit iJ h customer for that property of yours. Tlicy tire scanned closely ly intending buyers, and the cost is nominal f cents the line for each insertion. Special long-time rate. rN MAI. KOK "ALK Lot 33 H M, O. V. L. A. 1.1; Hlao lUacrea, NX of H NV. HK. Hec. 3l, ,'l p. ilU, ti. 1 .1 II VVnrrik, Attica, Kimm. I'rlce $ aaiiia..ta H)K 8Al,i: 10 acnn nir Lrikevli'W K of SX. V.M of SKif, Hrc 1. Tp. 8lf, Hahko 19, E. I'rlce liV). Ad ilrfHM W. I.eltner, 4X11 No. Wlnchi' ter A v. Chicago Dec. 11 1 11 K LiUevlew Abstract A Tit In Co. In making Mcial price on Almt.racts to O. V. L. t'o.'s TiartH iiml Town Lota. AO KM I'M WAN ri-l) Wnt.' !o,l,i fur M-i in hi -n t pio.lt urn n uiirHHli'M fon-f. 1'n vli.iia hi llluif ex f r r ii-ii'a lint ln-lfcaMry. 1 1- nl rtri-r t . mill In willing to work utnl follow lu at rue I Ioim, wit h n ilfMiro to U'lur your c ti 1 1 1 1 1 u U C inmli nili. inn rmtiip racltlo Nurwry Co , IWHl ,'I(IS Hunk KichAiiKo JHiIk. I'r liiliil, Or. I-' fi -tt SITUATION WANTKD-mh cook mar uki'Vlf w, on a ranch or If a Imy ramp, about tlie llrt of Muy. U p Iiiivb tlircc boy a, hk" 18, 16, ami 13 rcMpcctlvi'lv. Mr. ninl Mra llinrv lli'Ki'lbai h, K. 2 H 3 A. Mlnnooln. Ktins A.ItltrSlM All t tUAUm. I. H. CL'TLKK whisky at the 1 lot! likrvtiw liar. Tlio lxt and itir.Mit wlilxicy tnnil. tf I klm-MoKx LOOK AT THE NOTICE KOK 111'. ward iHMtii'd liy tl 'IV W-iihoiic i onipaiiy lor at'HtroyiiiK ita iro-t-rty. ltl .riO KEW AKU. A KEWAKI) of fifty dollars In iire ty oltereil fur mioruiHtiou tlml will lead to the ftrrou' ami convlctloo of any oiriou who tutu stolen wlrea or other iroitrty from our Comiany; and the hhuih reward la horetiT cifi-reil for informu' i',n that will load to the arreet aud l urlctloii nf anyone dea troylnx tin" jiroperty of the Coniiauy. Chaa. Uinbaoh, Meoretai y Lake Co. Tel. 4 Tel. Co. V tf. i.y.U.M. AIIVF.IITlMI0 NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOUNT In tho Matter of the Kntate ol Emc- line M LtiievlllB, dewaseit. Nollto ih hereby Kiven that the uinlerHigiii'd adinlnlatriitor of the es tate of Emetine M. Liuvlllr, ilti-raHed, hns filed hU final account of the fl'l tnltilHtratlofi ut said estate wlib the county clerk of Li ko County, Orcu-on. and tliu l ouuty Court of Lake County, j wreKoti, nun ny oriler nxcii Iburailay. tlie ltfth day of r. bruury, 1014, nt the Hour oi iu o clock, a. m.. an the time ami the county courtroom, iu the cotiuty court hoiiHc, In Lakevlew, Oregon, as tlie place ii.r henrinir said final acconnt noil all otijiH-tions there to. and for Melt lenient t hereof 1 hcrcfore, nil u rnona iutereateil are hereby notified aud rriilied to tile their olilictioiiH to miil a. count, it any they have, in writini; with the county clerk nf Lake ( 'on nt.r, Oregon, iiciore the lUih day of Kelirtinrv. 1H14. I'aieii una lutn day ol January, l'J14 C. W. JOHNSON, administrator of the cut ate of Emellue M. Llit vllle, leci'ued. NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice I hereby o-lven that the undersigned. Administrators of the Partnurfihlu EHtateof S. F. AlilHtrom. aicciiHKii, aua w in. tiunther, did on tho -ml day of February, 1914. hie tnlr final Account as such Admuila tratom In the County Court of the Mate of Oregon, for the County of Iiko, and the Honoralila 11. Daly. judge ol Halil Uotirt, on snld date, lid fix Saturday the 7th day ol March. HIM, at the hour of ten o'clock iu the loreiioon thereof, an the time, and he ( ouuty Court room In the County court luiuae in Lakevlew, Lake Coun ty, OrcKou, as the place for the hear ing ol ill Final Account, and any nud all objections thereto, and for Hettlemcnt thereof. Now, all iieraons interested therein. and having objections to said Final Account are hereby required to present the name accordion to law on or he- fore the above date aud hour set forth as the time for hearing ot said obect Ioiih to said Final Acconnt, and tbe settlement thereof. Dated this 2nd day ot February. 1914. F, M. MILLER, and . Wm. GUNTHER, Administrators of the Estate of H. F. AhlstroiU. deceased, and Win. Uunther. f5 6t ItECOGNIZEU ADVANTAGES. Yon will find that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has rccosjnliod ad vantages over most medeclnes in use lor coughs and colds. It does not suppress a cough but loosens and re lieves It. It aids expectoration and pena the accretions, which enables the system to throw oft a cold. It counteracts any tendency of a cold to result In pneumonia. It contains no plum or other narcotic, and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. For sale by all deatlers. Pat Twomey, until recently employed at the Hotchkisa ranch, li now sojourn ing In town. Pat la undecided as tu ths future, but is seriously thinking of making a trip east. Curtis 4 Utley buy furs. N. 13 I Want Ad s SHEEP ARE DOING FINE IN CATLOW (From Tlie Irluli New) The tollowinff aelf-explinatory letter wa received a few diya hro: "Editor, Irish Nea : Have juat arrived In I'lurh with a bunch ot nurku after auenlinkT tie winter in Catali Valley. We are fccdiiiK mime of iho aheep hi're. Kor (,'tiriHlmHH we hu I lola of anuw, but it ha I all diitHipeare'l by Ne VerH, The r-heep are doing line, am) as trie wedlhtr Iihh lift'n very noil tu dain I don't look tiT any Inae now Thf weather hai not been cold a a durii.g previoua winters. With T. J, Sullivan I am depoHitmg 19.00 for tubarriptionB to vour paper as follows: For myself, thiee to br rent to addresses as stated; Tim Twomey, one; Tim Wi'!',a, "e: iIt Lacey, one. All the boys are strong and doing fine. 1 will close by wiishing you all a Bright and Prosperous New Year, and noping mat me Piews win nave a wtoer Beraper wUb the height of buildings planning Is to divide this entire conn clreuistion this year than ever before, j i other cities. Tbe Woolwortb build- try Into four districts, with perma- bincereiy. Ben bhanahan. -O- O'LEARY FINISHES WALK TO 'FRISCO Daniel O'Lesry, aged 70 years, Bleumcd into Sun r'runciHOO a few duys kgo and, after he had handed a letter to Mayor I'olpn intrusted to him by the Mayor of Portland, O'Leary added up his mileage and found that tie had walked 101.857 miles since 1874. when he began his professions! career as a walker. "And 1 have more gasoline left in mi tank." chuckled O'Leary. after telling what a bully walk be had down from Portland. "Right now I would like to wslk any msn of my age in the world, Weston preferred. Tell you whst 1 bsve been doing the last forty years on my birth days: wslking as many miles as 1 am years old. Last birthday, when 1 hit the seventy mark, 1 stopped over to Mount Hnori, a distance of about sev enty miles, without any serious elT orta." Mr. O'Leary recsils some of his esrly triumphs, which were Dec ted in San Francisco. In 1870 he walked 5o0 miles in six days, which was the first time such a thing was attempted on the coast. Later in the same year he defeated Henry SchmehT of Chicago in a six day match for $2,000 a side. After that be walked all over the world, including France, EngUnd, Canada and Australia. Some of his greauat triumphs were over Weston, whom he defeated three times, once being in England. In London, in 1880, in a six-day match, be beat Weston 27 miles, wbicb created no end ot interest throughout the world. It created so much excitement that Parliament ad journed the last three days to eee the contest. Weston was backed by Sir John Astley, a member ot Parliament. Although an American, Weston took sides with the English as against O'Leary, who was reared in Ireland. The Home Rule Question was at a white beat, with Parnelle aiding the Irish forces. Astley bung up a cham pionship belt in addition to a side bet. The bet was to have been won three times. O'Lesry beat Weston the Hret time easily, as already recounted. Seoond time O'Leary competed for the Astlay belt there were twenty Enlish- men against him, and the odds were 20 to 1 against him. Because of poor health, Weston declined the issue. O' Leary defeated tbe big field handily, walking 620 miles. Vaughn, tbe sec ond man, negotiated 600. In his third essay, O'Leary was beaten by Rowell, who went go-as-you-please. Mr. O Leary's IsBt strenuous contest was at Cincinnati In 1907, wben he walked 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours. He walked a mile, rested the rest of that hour, then walked another mile, rested the rest ot that hour, and so on for 1,000 hours, which was a most arduous performance for a man ot any age. "1 always keep my teet in first-class con dition," he says, speaking of tbe art of walking. 1 don't let any callouses grow on the bottom. By using a little sandpaper I.file off any growth and the result my feet are soft, and smooth as glass. I never use one pair of shoes two days running. In fact, 1 used up six pairs coming down from Portland, -Irish World. 1 REGULATION OF BUG HEIGHTS I A Commission Investigates the Problem. NEW YORK OVERTOPS ALL The Commission Studies the Practloa of Many Cities In Amertoa and Eu rope In Height, Area and Oooupanoy Regulation Interesting Dsta Col lected. During the last eight months, saya the American City, there has been un der way a remarkably thorough end liitclllpent study of tbe regulation of the belghta of buildings. This In- veHtlgatlon was financed by a $15,000 appropriation of -the board of eHti- mate and apportionment of the city of New York. Tho coiiiihImmIou Iiiih InveNtigHted the practice of tunny cities In America n ml Europe In height, area and tx-cu- pnncy reKiiliitlonH. Studies have been made as to the effect of tbene regula- tlons on property and rental values and ou the more general growth and development of the community. Tbe attitude of tbe courts with regard to the constitutionality of such remila - lous has also been considered. Tbe commission's investigations .... .. .. brought to light many Interesting tacts, une onus, ror example, impres- slve evidence of New York a peculiar situation as regards building heights DT COmoarinaT lUO CUTS Ulietll lng Is 7M) feet In height ibis la 7t feet higher than tbe maximum limit ; for buildings In London. 078 feet high er than the limit In Berlin. U85 feet; higher than the limit In Paris. 671 j feet higher I linn the limit in Rome and 078 feet higher than the limit In Stock- j holm. , A building erected to a height equal to the combined maximum heights permitted In these five great European , capital cities would be noven feet low-' er than the World building, und the ! World building Is only half as high as the Wool worth building. A build ing erected to a height equal to the aggregate height limits of London. Rerlln, Paris. Rome. Stockholm. Edin burgh, Zurich. Frankfort-on-Maln. Co logne. Dusseldorf and Hamburg would exceed the height of tbe Woolwortb building by only fourteen feet Tbe maximum heights of buildings permitted by ordinance In some of the large cities of tbe United States hav ing such restrictions are: Feet ... 13 .. li 12b Baltimore Boston Charleston. B. C Chicago Cleveland. O Erie. Pa .'. Fort Wnyne, Ind Indianapolis. Ind Loa AnRolea. Cal Manchester, N. H Milwaukee. Wla an .. 200 .. 2ou .. 200 .. 310 .. 150 .. 13 Newark. N. J Portland. Ore ICO Providence. R, 1 10 Bait Lake City 16 Scranton. Pa I Worcester. Maaa 13 The commission's report contains tabulations which were most difficult to obtain, but which were invaluable In framing the recommendations bear ing on safety und health. In this con nection there are tables showing tbe number of people on each floor In a number of typical factory and offlce buildings; showing the use of artificial light near the windows of office build ings on narrow streets at noon in sum mer on a bright sunlit day; showing the movements of people down stair ways; showing the movements of crowds on the level; showing the con gestion In office buildings, factories, large department stores, etc. From such data calculations were made showing tho length of time It would take to get people out of certain typ lenl crowded buildings, showing the congestion that would result In certain downtown streets if the buildings were vacated In a panic and showiug the Inadequacy of exit facilities In many buildings. Much attention hns been given by the commission to tbe districting or sonlng system In German and Aus trian cities and to the lncreaslng'adop tlon of this system of height and occu pancy restrictions in ' the United States. Tbe American cities repre sented in such maps are Boston, Wash ington, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Mil waukee. Baltimore and Indianapolis. A Town Planning Competition. The University of Tolen, Tolen, Swe den, has issued tbe particulars of a competition which It is holding for the purpose of developing as a business speculation a considerable amount of property which It owns on tbe out skirts of the town. A portion of the property is already occupied by the university's museum and botanical garden, and these will be Included in the scheme. They have reserved about 30,000 square meters for tbe future uses of tbe university and suggest re serving space for open squares, a prom enade and a playground. Only apart ment bouses are to be built and tbey are to be of a type to attract people of the middle classes. Tbe flats are to consist of from two rooms and a kitch en to four rooms, maid's room and kitchen. A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. llixli'i ii tow n pin fining la a practlciil litMni'M prMitltlin. TlitTf art.' tin- iMMt biinliiina ri-H-aont w lili li pay divlili-tidit In dol lars and iviiln for tbw proper de Telopmcnt of the clty'a water front, fur the utralKhtPiilug ntid widctiliig of Klrifta, for the ellm Imitlou of grades, for tbe proper layout of belt line and terminal railways, for the proper distri bution of breathing apace, for tlie proper coOMtruction of build ing and for tbe Unking up of natural living and business cen ters through a carefully planned system of underground, over bead and surface railways for both pnsaenger and freight busl neaa. Adequate town planning touch es tbe problems of sanitation, police control and education on their financial and social sides. John Purroy Mltchcl. j ; : ! RfQ CROSS IN SMALL TOWNS, Society Is Planning to Place Nurses In Rural Districts. j To Improve conditions of life in small towns and rural districts is at ' present the nlm of tbe American lied CroHs H'M-lety. which la putting nurxes j and public health instructors Into tbeae country districts for the purpose of teaching the inhabitants the es- sentlals of sanitary and healthful Ut . 'ff- ! "We consider that it will be a big j factor In Improving life in small Ba,d P. BIcknell of he Red Cross. "We expect to use the jioo.000 fund given by Jacob Schlff as a nucien, for this branch of the work. and we already have sixteen nurses at work now. , -Annthar Innnvillnn vh eh nrav p , net headquarters In each district and it. - t 4 i--rtL-7iwJI,r!t'- H with a trained man in charge of each of the headquarters. By putting one of these, possibly In New York, an- j other iu Chicago, another possibly in Denver, and the fourth in Sun Fran cisco, the corps of workers stationed at these headquarters would be able to reach any part of the United States in twenty-four hours. This would bring the association Into closer touch with tbe people of the entire country and make us more able to handle any disaster. "An extension of the staff has be come necessary because of the growth of the work, aud any such change would make it much easier for us to take care of disasters we might have. Lust year there were nine big ones, and at tbe time of tbe flood In Ohio it took 300 men on our staff in the flood district to meet tbe situation there. Some change bus got to be made, and dividing the country as we have planned seems tbe best way to do It" COMMISSION GOVERNMENT. Cities In Pennsylvania That Have Re cently Adopted the Plan. Twenty-three Pennsylvania cities of tbe third class began use of the most advanced system of municipal govern ment on tbe first Monday in December, when four new councllmen and a may or in each city, to be known as com missioners, assumed office. Tbe system Includes the democratic principles of initiative and referendum and similar features of control that have been successful in other states and takes the place of the two councils plan. Tbe cities, with their population In 1910, which have begun operations un der the commission form of govern ment are: Population. City. County. 1M0. Readme Berks 96.071 Wllkeabarre ..Luserne C7.1U6 Brio Erie 66.63 Harrlabura ....Dauphin 64.186 Johnstown ....Cambria 66.481 Altoona Blair 62.U1 Allentown Lehlsh 61.913 York York 44.76U McKeeaport ...Allegheny ., 42,694 Cheater Delaware ss.6Ti New Caitla ...IJiwrence Wllllamaport .Lycoming Il.ftiu Raaton Northampton t&.bTi Hasleton Luaerne K,4.r Lebanon Lebanon 19.240 Pit tat on Luaerne 16,:Vi Oil City Venanfto 15.66i Bradford McKean 14.644 Franklin Venango H.TtTi Tttuaville Crawford k.f&i I!k Haven ..Clinton 7,771! Mononrahela.. Washington 1,69. Corry Erie I.yii r ?'i - 1 EH Cafe OLLi WIM1 HALN . MOK. Lakeview, Ore. Meal 5 Served at All Hours with every thlng the market affords $6 Meal Tickets $5.00 Special attention given to Family Din ners and Ball Suppers Celebrated Chinese Herbalist Offers Treatment of Native Herbs Absolutely Free To ten men or women in each locality will be liven free a proof treatment of Lea K. Chin's vomlerful Chinese Roots, Barks and Herba. This proof treatment, which is offered without one cent of cost, has been used in China for over four thousand years and has cured more men and women than any known treatment now in existence. To prove what tbene wonderful remedies will do we are otierins; a free treaUnent so that the skeptical may see and the doubters be convinced. A cured patient is a doctor's best advertise ment No matter how many other treatment you have tried, no matter now many doctors have fuili-d. Lee K. Chin stands readv to Drove to vau L n: own expense that theae remediea will i.. t.Se work. Sit down now and write to LEE K. CMIS, S34 RAP BLOS, SAN FRANCISCO. telling in your own words just now vou feel ami froi:i whst you suffer mot. lie wili then send vi,u a treatment prepared to meet the require- nieais oi your cane, ana wmcn wiu convuice you ::ihi vou are not in tho inrurnhle tnt lint -., a-i I r.-iU be cure.!. 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