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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1907)
4. I TIMHKH TH '. Tlmrr Land Notk. United Stall's Lund OHW, Lakeview lakeview, Oreion, Jn. , r.Vi. ... Nofc. 1 hereby lven th.t In com- Onwon. leh. 8, pllauce w th the provision of the Act Notice Is hereby given Ibst in com of Conurress of June .1, 17S, entitled .,iBnce wth tho provision ir the act "An Act for the wile of "ml' lands f v f j 18T8 titled "AfeflS!?; i -a. -" , ",'-;, as extended to all the Publio Land In the States of California, Oregon, States by Act of August 4, 1S.2. Nevada, and Washington Territory," Alexander A. Payi, of Wliver Lake, extemlej to M the Pul.lio Land ffilVmSl;, KSS states by act of August 4, IK Sarah Htateinent No. .Wt, lor the purchase A. Pax ton, of Lakeview, County of of the NVli Sec. 5, A Nh'i State of Oregon, has this day .. . i .. -v m tv 1111 trts LA REVIEW PLUSH STAGE LINE oi neo. io. . in '' " """p.- ...... i m,. h unm tuirnitni No. 18, K.,w: M., and will olfer proof - """; ' , , vK. day.. Thursday. to abow that the land sougni is more -"' " " , " . a m.. arrives at , i. ..:.!.. .Inna than VV1 ..f K..l .111 W 'M. ill Tow lishill niUIUKiur in iiuni-i v. .,,.t ... - - I Paantftiirop lira t ..,-t... .Itn.nl i. iirmwes. and to es- -v- . .me n..k V.i. "il V. . V. M.. I I SHsentter mrs . wa na a a- "------- i ' ... .lih ' w a i v v " V - 1 Ublish his claim 10 ,, ' Rm, win offer proof to show that tho the Judge of Klamath I. o. tretou, at " , , . , I,- i..! t KUm-th Knlls Ore. on land sought is more valuable for its Wednesday the 1st diiy of May timber or stone than for agricultural He names as witnesses: Ch. Mea- auj l0 establish his claim ner, and .las. Mong. Id of Klamatn ,...fore Krister and Ke- III-1 Falls C-.McKendree, and Chas. Had- icy, vi . i - , , . ,. ,lkV. Auy nul all pertions C1H1I11U1J5 muri - j o;iiv, lire i.'in oaj iu .m'1 reiver at Lakeview Oregon, on Fri- nltr tim aliov.. described lauds are re quested to (lie their claims in this ottice on or before said 1st day of May W7. n . 510 J. N. Watsou Register P. K. Taylor, Prop. Office at I). Reynolds' 5tore. Stage leaves I-akeview Mondays, Wed nesdays and Fridays at 6 a. in., arrive at Plush at 9 p. m. leaves Piush Tues- and Saturdays, at lakeview at 9 p. m. one way or 5 foi round trip. Freight rates from May 1st to Nov. 1st t."5 per hundred ; (ri Nov. 1st to May 1st fl.00 per hnndre ROYAL MESSLNGERS. WANTF.H: by Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant niaua eer (man or woman) for this county and adjoiuing territory. Salary fJOjv-io and exp uses paid weekly: evt-use money advanced. Work pleas-ut; position permanent. No investment or experience required. snre time valuable. Write at ouce f-r full par ticulars and enclose self addressed en velope. Address, Genera; Manager, i:4 E. Lake St,, Chicago. 30-10 He names as witnesses : lieo. Lynch Creed Pendleton, Loren Haitey, John Hremner., all of Lakeview, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely tho above described lands are requested, to tile their claims in this otllce on or before said lith day of! April, H07. i J. N. Watson, Kegister. COMMON SENSE Leads most intelligent people to use cm! y meillnes of known composition. There fore ft Is thai Dr. Pierce's medicines, the makerffnJ wiich print every Ingredient enteringhUolhein upon the bottle wrap pers and ttrl Its correctness under oath, are daily grbllng !n favor. The com position of Dr Pierce's medicines Is open to evcrvbodvVPr. Pierre being desirous of having the sr:.r. h i:i-it of Inveticaj tion turned frilly" tipon hi formulLe. Ifing ronfulent that the 1 iit the conui:'ii'n oi tr.ese. meJiciiifs is known the nn r- v ill their creat ciTra'nve. rnerit Ih: T'i -g-riizHti Iteing whuily made otlhe active medicinal principles extracted from na tive forest roots, by exact processes original with Dr. Pierce, and w ithout the rase of a drop of alcohol, triple-refined and chemically pore glycerine being used In stead in extracting add preserving the curative virtues residing in the roots employed, these medicines are ent;n j free from tho objection of doing harm by creating an appetite for either al coholic beverages or habit - tormina drugs. Examine the formula on thrir Notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCF.KN. notice is lirrvby uiveu tli.it nil irrinu- ti.in. or itililrm-o ilitclics n all trout stn uins tlirmiubt Luke County, Ore- noil, inust le sii eiicd with a utiiaH' tiifwii wire ncrH ni-in nl ilu ir lu iid tr Junction with the innin ihiiiitn l of ' Ht renin. AIho nil ilnni or obstruct-' ions; on said streams must be pro vided with n fisli-ladiler. oroth reay means of passage, at or n ar the mid die of the main channel, so as to al low the passage of trout at all times of year, ns provided by law. iSaid work to be done at low water time, or to le completed by Feb. 7. l!Hi7. By order of J. A. llnrhnin. Special deputy tish Warden for Luke County, Oregon. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional reme dies. Deafness is caused by an inflam ed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be bottle wrrappers the same as sworn to by Dr. Pierce, and you w ill find that his I taken out and this tube restored to Golden Medical Discoverv," tho creat. . w ., , blood-purifier, stomach tonic and bowei ! Its noruial condition, hearing will be regulator the medicine which, while not j destroyed forever ; nine cases out of recommended to cure consumption in Its i ten are caused by Catarrh, which is advancea stages (no meaicine win do that) nothing but an inflamed pondition nf the mucous surfaces. I We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by yet does cure all those catarrhal condi tions of head and throat, weak stomuch, torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak lungs and hang-on-ccughs, which, if neg lected or badly treated lead up to ami finally terminate in consunkption. Take the "Golden Medical Discoverv in time and it is not likely to disappoint yon if only you give it a thorough ai:d Jair trial.' fDon't expect miracles. It won't do snpernatural things. You must exercise your patience and persevere in its use for a reasonable length of time to get its full benefits. The Ingredients of which Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed have the unqualified endorsement of scores ol medical leaders hPtter than any amount of lay, or non-professional, testimonials. They are not piven awav to be experi mented with but are sold bv all dealers in medicines at reasonable prices. catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Cat.rrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. F. J. Cheney &, Co. , Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Fara'ly Pills for consti pation. If you are thinking of organizing a stock company ee our new KitmpleH oWall Street engrrnved Htock certifi ates. tf I FREE To All Our Subscribers The Great AMERICAN FARMER Indianapolis, Indiana. The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps of Writers. The American Farmer is he only Literary Farm Journaljpub lshed. It fills a position of its own and has taken the lead ing place in the homes of rural people in every sectionjof the United States. It gives the farmer and his family " something to think about aside from the hum drum of routine duties. Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLON L. GOODB. Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer Two For the Pake of One: The Lake County Exam,ner The Leading County Paper and The American Farmer BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2 This unparalleled offer Is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within ninety days. Sample copies free. Address: C. O. rietzker, Lakeview, Oregon. COMPOUND INTEREST Tne trouble with most adver tisers Is that they expect Imme diate returns of large propor tions. One prominent advertiser Illustrates the principle of adver tising In this way: . "The nor expended for drerttalair la the uae a If placed at latere. t. The profits from the adTertl.laa; are vlrtaally Ik. latere. t oa the lare.taieat. "The sums spent for advertising" are properly chargeable to cap ital account because the result ing good will la something that has value, which. If the adver tising has been properly done, can usually be sold for the face value of the Investment. "The rate of Interest Is deter mined by the still with which the Investment Is made. "Just as the quickest way to Increase Invested wealth Is by compounding the Interest, Just so the quickest way to realize re sults from advertising Is to com pound the returns." Advertising Experience. Advertisers rt rood returns on the amount Invented In our column. W reach the people. ThT Cnrrr Other Thins neatdes fioverameat IHapatrhea. Very odd are some of tho errnnds done try the royal tnessoiiKer service In tJrent lWltnlir. At nn English seaport, for Inst mice, n sen KM packet which was being couveyed across the channel to Windsor In care of the Hrltleti for eign otllce became accidentally unfa, tcucd In the custom house, nud a quan tity of cIkius tumbled out. As tho packet In tUetion was Invoiced ns coiiinin;n.. "Important conlldentlal eminent dispatches," no little amuse ment was caused. Nothing serious, hiv rver, came of the Incident, for It Is s ttHvii7.ed rule that "tho klntf can do no wrong," and neither, therefore, can the king's messengers. Itcsiiles, It is well understood that the service Is maintained for oilier piirpo-.es than the nominal one. l'ur Ing the lute yuocu Victoria's reign tluse messengers used frequently to carry to the continent III sealed lings supposed to contain dispatches stilrls and collars of a special make and pat tern for one of the Urltlsh niiilmssn- dors, hats and bonnets for her majes ty's female relatives, nil sorts of Eng i lir.li kniekkmicks for the late Empress ! Frederick nt Berlin and even barrels of native oysters for the embassies nt I Paris und Yctiun. I For many years, moreover, It was the practice of the messengers to call each j week 011 their way back to England ' at llriisiels. where they received from ' the court kitchens a lox of spvcUl 1 biscuits of which tjueen Victoria was iery fond nud which she believed n ; body could make ns well ns the head j pastry cook of King IsipuM's kitchen ; This box of biscuits was solemuly seal I ed up at the British legation with the ' ollici'l seal and then conveyed with ! lutinite care to Windsor by wny ot i Tover nud London. Chicago News. THE LAKE SKIPPER. IIOIT lie Tnna-ht a Suit Water Vet- ; rrau to lluatlr. ! There was n salt water captain who, for reasons of, his own. accepted I ; berth as first mate In a big passenger steamer on the great lake, lie was a cap.'iM-.' seafaring man, but be did not know what "hustle" meant until he went n board nt Buffalo. The lake skip per to wh.im he rcportel for duty re itark'M In tin HrM casual manner: "Just g v.- Ii-r a coat of paint tills , mo-iriig. and, If the sun stays hot and she dries in go-id shape, give her ll see c n 1 coat this nft rnoon." The salt water mate staggered In hl. : tr u ks and made nmaxo-l protest. This was a .1.O..0 ton .v;.-:, and giving her t'- coats f paint was several days' work ly his rei-Loniug The lake sU:p : p.-r was n p.-rsoii of discernment, i wherefore he had pity jn his new mate' an I foil-ore to deal harshly with It I 111. eplaiiil' g with a tolerant vrin : i "Ail right. 1 .sill-pise you'll have tc I learn to move lively after snoozing ! around salt water n!l your life. You I liwt miss that order nlonir to the bos'tl and tell him It's git to be done, and t ti 'ii you sit up and take notice." The bos'n took the order ca.mly, ns If !t were in the day's work, and by night fall the big steamer was spick und span with two coats of paint from her water line t her guard rail. The sailor ! from deep water ha-1 learned his lirst I lesson in the ways of the great lakes i during the navigation season, when the Lard driven slipping must be fined to. I do twelve months work in half a year. I -Kaiph I. I'alne In I luting Magazine. The 1'urlr Truali. Tril-tsj were s lUietillies dealt with summaril.7 In old England. For In stance, tlie records of the Brewers company show that "on Monday, July 3U, 1 Hubert t'hichele, the mayor of London, sent for the masters and twelve of the most worthy of our com pany to appear nt the guildhall for selling dear nle. After much dispute about the price nud quantity of malt, wherein Whityngtone, the late mayor, declared that the brewers had ridden Into the country und forestalled the malt, to raise its price, they were con victed In the penalty of J0 i$10, which objecting to, the masters were ordered to be kept in prison In the chamberlain's cust-nly until they should pay It or Dud security for the payment thereof." Anc-lent and Motlera Ilnllilnit. Soup is really quite n new fuctor in the world's life. Most of our ancestors were filthy and dissembled the fact by the use of stifling perfumes. Washing one's hands, which was only done by the very best people, meant dipping the fingers In rose water and drying them on a napkin. Even the Banians of the decadence, who were probably cleaner as a community than any be fore or since, bathed la water and rub bed themselves with oil. It sounds nasty to us, but then so does, for ex ample, Chinese music, which millions f human beings think delightful. Jack Tar'a Iteplr. A sailor was brought before a magis trate for beating bis wife, when the magistrate attempted to reach his heart by asking him If he did not know that his wife was tho "weakest vessel." "If she is, she ought not to carry ao much sail," replied Jack. London Tit Bits. Torn About. Taggs When will you learn that razors are not things to sharpen pen cils with? Mrs. Taggs Oh, Just as soon as you've learned that hairpins are not things to clean pipes with. Philadelphia Inquirer. A poor time to begin telling a funny story Is Just before dinner la an nounced. Fort Smith Times. lKOlT;5SKNAt.. t r-t t r t-t 'r r f t 1 t f t " "' ju, umrM, m. n. ; I'llt SIM I i sml M KUM J Paisley, Oregon. & r.t . r ,...' .. """ lKT V II A I.I. rhjalrlMM and taiiiBon (iKKIi K-Ni I'.ly Itiiliaiim. iTk. tt Allortir) al I.m l.akevl-. r- u omCK-lil lliill-linu I. I t KVaTOr A tlorrj -at M jiihI Matter r-lH OKFIl K - Put; SinMnm. rioODM Of THE WSs-ri M--iimh Ho- VM '-! W"lin'lT ' each ni Milli In Meiil- ILM. ' I' I.. 1U11Y. I olinill CiilnliiBllil- r. K. N. lAvjrnoi, I'liT. 3 j ;.' ur flour lierc jou can tt the i Surprise Valley Hour nt Lakr view remit Ho Co. It. ,1. ii Cutler whiskey nt the Hotel 1,nl.e u bur. Th best Slid purest whisk" v iiindi. tf. (Hue Print Mnde. I - ii ii j nke Blue l'rlnls of any tin, i i html In the I .nkc view Lutiit lio.ni . i. nnd do ulmlruct work, t oll ii r write U M. sSIDi:i, l,nl w, Oregiin 4s--tt ClU k'CII DIKLCrOKY. 1 1 1 m t SiiikIii.v In cmcIi iiiiiuth, -U nt I'nl-iii M Iniiil liuiim nt Aside fnm thU pn-nc hllig on. lay nt II A. M. nnd 7:.'K . i l.nkevlew . i iv School nt M A. Si. I a ii. ne at I'c.'IO. rn. i mis ting rhiiiM.hi.v 7:'lo I. M. I,i. .lie Aid Wcdiicilnv l:.'Ml. ( boll practice I i hlay 7;iU. , .-i.llnl In 1 1 ii 1 1 ii m i li ndeil ti mi A .1. Ariiioiroiis I'antor. II pn ii II A e. I I M Sn $1,000:00 Reward e V :y ftt ' ' ' ! t.AKKVIKW KM AMI MKNT. No l. iij t. o. o. K. nii'i-n ii"" it '"' a.i iint- S iy veiilniil ri'h niiiiiih lii Oitil K-l- I S i..J. ii.ii I k... l, . V. O. Aliliriiu, v' I V f. H., ' Mi-ink' r, HerllM-. j,. -.,. ' f ' ' f . f f A. U. FOLLBTT I'nper II u I Mouse Painter New Pine Creek, llanjter . Oregon it l.lvc will Iff. - Inu b toil till- V I ' (all I TUIC DIDCO l k-.i i.n nn-i K.r l' InlO rArtn AJv.-rtl.liis Ak. ii. y : sn-mil- stn-ei, sail frani lMo. ( lo-ri-cimifirii Inr ilvrrllln an I in.'lr t"r It o ii line r I In-rt to Hip Kiainlin-r wln r-inovf O Irmii urn- Im-alliy lo iinlln-r, or i li.ni; lln-lr Hiaufflre .lilri- uli.ml-l r-tricni ..-r ' , ilri' thin ndlie a rant mi lln-lr aar M ! a-l- ijrvusi .1 In Ilu- rigtil Hi.iunii-e. oegon, Callfoi nla Ai Nevsili. ik I'roli-ellxe AxMiH'latlou v fliilMi i w iinl lor the con- f any pai t -i pii rt I h steal . i. cattle or iiiiiIi-m Is loimlng f the follow lug tiieliiN-rs of clnl Ion: Clark, ( bewaiaii Land A .. Hereford Land &. Cnltle - . County I .anil tV LIveatiN-k i.oer Vall-.v Stock Co., lieo. I-. Win W. Urown. tieo. M. t. llauklliM, S. II. Chandler, .1 C. I i-oii. C A. Itehart, N. l ine, Tho. 1 1 nt ion, V. A. Currier, l-'rutik It. Ii iii. i-. .I.C I loivhklMrt, Calder uiii.il r.ioM.. T. .1. I'.rattaln .It Sons, .Iiiihc. l. Moore. A. I. Cecil, T. A. I t-it 1 1 1 1 . V. .. Mons. t r.--.-i. i- ,v Homier, W. T. Cressler Ai t .1 lillliaui. Iltll 'Policy. I W. I'. II i in I oini. PivhIiI t To , I Co . . ' .ll.l . . t 'Ml' I. I:s 1 o Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE HKOMO Qt'lNINK Tablets. All lrtigglts reluiid ilu money if it failn to cure. E. W.timve'i Kignutiire in on each Ihix -"m-. A Lively Tussle with that olileiii-my of the race. Con, Ntlpatlon, often einls In Ai-nillcitlH. To avoid nil serious trouble with Stoinacli, Liver, ami Howclx, take Dr. Kings New Life Tills. Tin y per fectly regulate these organ, without pain or discomfort, h- id Iteall bruggUt. MIIKF.P HKISIIS lamoe QsrrV Rrada with Swallow Fork It J QlllCd DallJ rlKhl ear for ewri; re-rvnu (or wethura. Somut-wi-t Sjuar I'rop ami sm In right ear. Tar Brand 111. ItniKf. ( rant IjLkv. Po.tofnce ail.lre.i, Ikrvlrw, Ori-t-ul I I'. M.Mu I i n. See I reim I w. I'. Hi in mini Tin m i: Com. !'. M. lint i n s. II. Cn AMU kit LAK1:VII;W ALTURAS STAGE LINE II K. lliNkta. I t... r. Office In Hlebcr'5 5tore Zac Whitworlh Br.n-1. wlili I'rup i(T irh ear. Hall t'uilc-rrroj. oB r Ik hi (or ewi-a; ri tro lor wihor. Tar Hrano W. Kange, FUh Cr.k rot'-Hli- ait-r, .-iiiK'e leave Lakeview daily, e vpi Mindny at l s. in. Arrives ' hi A I ui run ut ti p. m. l-nvei AltnruH for Lakeview at ii o'i lock a. m. or on the arrival of ll.e ptiigo from Mudeline, Ar rives in Lulu-view in l'J hours af ter leuvinx AlttirsH, l-'reijtht - Mntter - (Jlven Strict - Attention . first Class - Accomodations. 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