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STAGE LINE
I E. Tavlor. Prop.
Office at It. Reynold' 5tore.
8tK loaves Lukevieto Mondays V
neftdnyi and Friday pi rn., nrr
at Tluih at ft v Le v Tnuli Te
day, ThurwUr and Snti idayg, at
A. ra., arrived at lakeview nt tt p. m.
Pawenper fare M one v or 5 t
round trip. Freight rate from M
lit to Nov. 1st 1.75 per hundred; fro
Nov. 1st to M( lMfl.no. - hr.ndie
ff
COMPOUND INTEREST
The trouble with most adver
tiser la that rhey expect Imme
diate returns of large propor
tions. One prominent advertiser
Illustrates the principle of adver
tising In this way:
"The nosey expeadrd (or
4rertUInar is the si. me mm
it placed at latereat. Tk
proflta from the adTertlntaa:
re Ttrtaallr the Interest oa
the lareatateat.
"The sun.9 spent for advertising
are properly chargeable to cap
ital account because the result
ing good will la something that
has Talue, which. If the adver
tising has been properly done,
can usually be sold for the face
vtilue of the Investment
"The rate of Interest Is deter
mined by the skill 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 r .
suits from advertising la to com
pound the returns." Advertising
Experience.
Advertisers ret food returns
oa the amount Invested In
our column W reach the
Popl.
v el ic
TO MOM IT 1 ' i; , N
1uIUt l tiivly ivi-u l ! I i 1 n
Hon, fit IMllll M. iliti h,' i ' n'l i Ml
streams hrmight Luke (' jn . Oie
giui, must bo wivi mil vvitn i -mull
mesh wire sri'is nv'iX 'it tin 'r i ed r
junction with ill'- mi in i ii.i i. im I .f
sfrenin .Mho nil ctiiix t i'bi i net t
on on an ii( Htivnii iihiki pin
vldcil with n bMi 'mblcr. iT! i. t
noun,. of-iinMrn.'', n I urm mi- ih
le f In- i' ion chnnt I.
V ' I" II w f I I l i I
f ,ven i . I- i, . i I v ;i
vork i ii Im ib mi' ;it inw i- :.
r to Ih' cnlillm M il b I 'l l. V. ('"."
ly order of .1 . i" : n
Ninrinl Iiniiv hli W.'i' r
Iwike Count) . Oivi.ni
n. u. cm rcm niwi lid,'
The first Sninlny In "it i i i -i
tviiching; nt 1'nii hi M l. o h
1 1 A. V. Aside r-.,in ti I- ' u
very Siimlii) a' 11 A. M on. I 7 :.".n
P. M . nt I .nkeviovv.
Sutubiv Schnul nt 10 A. i.
M'.'lutie ill :- '.
Pruv 'ruiaft i iu I IhiimIii) 7:.;i 5' M.
I.mlie.i Ai'l U'i'.liii'Mlin 1;."M.
Choir I'l-.-ii-tu'i- ri lilix 7" : -1'
A nil ) in I iii it. 'i i ion !- v I "lei I In
XOll.
A. it. Arnwti-i i i.r.
n'e cf T ni' t l. n .
I'nrties who li.iv tiinlier I. ml f. ,r
i.ile ill iln wi ll in in i'i i.i te our
t'-riiitfiiii'l tin" tioil- ui h.-iuitUiiu i iinis.
Nl'M
ii
it i
mi. .
Pine reck.
lip
H kl-l'l till till' nl K
lt.T t(l H ,i'tl
KM frKHllW'O. Il
' Ixt'rlllnt rm lir
the PtAinltii'r i
hit k mii"iir.t
liln'M hiinl' r
i ,'nr'l n i h ' Ir i.ni"
'I.I M'"r"
Tfcpari.;; C"iil!u
i'o r 'V iv i rs.
. W M, M. D.
'- rnil ! ltil'o
r y y v ' '
I. '. ttX
. Vt 4t Ul U M
i (? ) -Ml l-MM
IjoiiI lllHlrln Kjn
We hn vi' an 1 1 Dire iii 1 ,:i in i.' , w I .
("(lltrnrlx run l-e t' i e .-iii'l nitin'ii
tiikeii i n Imi'l V.' t iiji r in i h"
hichi'Mt lliMlkel ifii' ii in iii- in i
n-itu) mi ili iii.tii'i mill nli nil, it.
Iliivillir lieen in I he liUMiiesn for tiiiin
t)eiirs iiiul in clnK.i iiuieh with till t he
Imnl ili'iili'rs of lie I'limiir). sntis-
I flK'tor.V resllllH Clliiluiltri ll liy the Lit
ciniiule Invei iiirnt i 'i H'riiHC. ( .
Metzk'-r, lakevii-w. Oregon.
iliiiiiK.
mm Of THE 10RlD!iV'.
M.- .MUI tin' '."il lit 4th V( r.llM'iitn)
cui'll ill 'lilll III M ." IUII.nl '. I
1.. ll.tlLnV, I iiiipmI ('ullltliAlnl' I
N. I yi 1"H. ( U rn.
Z t. KKVihW KM" AM I'M JCNT, No i
v I. o. o K itn-t't i ho l.-t ami 8l TUi.r-
N tiny c f ii itii! nt c h nnuiih in OJil K.
tot' Ijikcvli'w. V. O. AhUirnii.
S ' i'. ii M. iiki't, ScriV'.
A upciiker at n rtnent dairyman's
tuoHltiK snld; To mnke the dnlry
pix I'.l.ililo we HhouM luive row (hut
pr.vlm-e nut less Until ,(HH) poiimlM of
milk per yenr. An avera;e of 8ihh
puiiniln eivn etisily be reached If nil
puor I1HV.H lire dl.-ipoMM of and If we
will u-o n strictly dairy breed. We
euii n mere mnke diilrj lnjr pnitltahU
wliU li.'ef bred cows thnn we cnu best
a riu e h "se on the trHt k with a dinft-
j er. V'e Hhould feed and cure for the
cow In such a way na to produeo
laru'e amount of milk. We cannot pro
duce clean milk from dirty cows, and
from dirty milk we cuu't make n Hrst
chiKH article, be It butter or checxe.
It N unfair for civamerleji to pay for
all (Tc.iin alike. TIiIh make oopit In
dl.Teieiit In retard to keeping the
crentn In j.iid coudltlnii. t 'rciiiin'i Ii.j
uluuilil ciMiperate with the fariners. It
U u the fsrmer's lutcrext to patronize
the home creamery. If the central
creamery could kill the home crc;m
ery It could a mi nice prlv'en to Kiilt It
self. Creimierles ami cream Kiitlierer'i
or I'liyei-H .should exenl-M the utmost
cleanliness su to set a pmil example.
Fnrii'cM should have a neat miimII
iMi-in or biillirltiK for Heparatlns; iind
keepim; the civam. Keep It away
from the kitchen, where the coeklu'r
odors ;;lve It nn nndeslrable tlavor.
Making a Breeding Hack.
The lueeitiii r rack show n In tire lllns
trillion fiotn lloanl'H Italiyman Is used
In (laity work at the I'lilversliy of
llilnols. A hreedlmj rack of this klml
mu-t U strcti ami wed l.;:ued to
stand the strain. Cleats phi. v 1 i
the Mit-r.-iiv of pl.'inkn lit th. si le are
;,v ) ouiu l. .ii n n ln eoiiliMiiiliitis
the followliiK mi a'Mli.niK
U a entile i 'i bit at Ih fairs
II Hud
pll I:
o 'tnliist. - 'I III 4 s a nios; iii'i'i'ss.ny
(f th. cur.' of H .i: .iiii : luicu :(d
i
r Lie show rliia. It Is Just in e eii
1.' . c.iivi'i I r.'ot'lim. t'liitl" v. liii h
Me Ihvii well beil.'cd nml lo-iU cle.in
in i' illall) he irot into troo l l'n:'ill by
imilt throe liunUh.V Kiooiuli'if, It
-I-. mi l.a tie !n showing cat tie (.
i h'lr unts In.Kood con, mi, ,n, ami
t 'I owners who full to have their
. Ii In the very host possible form
not pNpcrt to wlu In Mtronu' coin-
t on. if jou wldi to shed the coat,
may be done by the use of a warm
t nk.'t. If one Is not siilli. lent, mc
wo. The blanket need not be kept
hi except durlii! the day. In mhlMlou.
" tl the anlliiils at le.i.t twice a
'i'1'k villi caib'iile Noiip au.l te;,. wil
ier. This will cleanse (he si. In n i. do
away with all ilaiidriirf ami other
scurf. In Kroiimiinr use a soft
l"ii h and a piece of thick tl.mml or
MODES OF THE MOIV.ENT.
Modhn Shots ef Bronx and Patent
LsatharKimono Tsndanoist.
A cumplete depin,'tuit from prcvlnua
styles of colonial ties urn thoae of
hroiii or patent leather w lih a strap
buckling iicmss the base of the toiiKUO.
They are to ls worn with pale rolornd
summer iiviii and will take the plnee
of the white cnioas and colored suede
shoes that have becolin ton common.
Tan lent her ill be more worn than
for years - In fact, shoes of this shade
lire a wlilin of the sensou. Hroiix
or blink stoeklinis. clocked In Krnup"
U'twceii eonvcnlhinnl stripes, are the
latest designs In hosiery,
Paris has Introduced ii dainty sum
mer slipper with ll Jeweled heel. The
Jewels are very tiny, almost Incnuspleii
oils, but very attractive In outline... An
other I'Yeneh fancy for dressy occasions
Is the Ktiiccful colored sllpMr edged
around the top wllh tiny flowers exact
ly lualrhiinx slippers and the (owu.
Kliiiomi tenil,'ii,'l,'s are olmervable nit
through the scheme of ilivss, Thtne
i
mnny
LAKKVIKW
--ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
H. E. BARKER. I'rop'r.
Jamrjs Bai y
t M IIII !
nrn,i no w1Uiv. f -,i
tlshi rr tor owes. '
ior . i,i,-r "Ui-ii' Sjiiare t'rn' i
il riniu , hi Hrauil 111. Kiiik. '
li. I'oninSW t' k(Jrm.i, Iki'rii'M or.
Zac fihitwnni)
HritD In n nli ( r., "
cr, 1111 ("uili ri ii
I rnini lur on , rt' trme lor wibor I
W Kioijii Fih CriMk. ioti'mr-
Lr'T,. or.'Ki.t
Office in Bieber's 5tore
-1:-- rj
j 1 r;.H.. w
daily, ex
Arrive;
tL'e leave? Lakeview
ivpt Minday ai Ii a. in.
at Altnras at t p. m.
Leaves Alturas for I.akeview a:
0 o' lock a. m. or on the arriva
of ti e staae from Madeline. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 houri al
ter leuvini! Alturn".
Freight - Matters
Strict - Attention
Given
$l,25() Reward.
The llarhry (;ounij
ljve Stock A hish'Ii.
tloll, l.l to .
ft nif mlw-r -
r.'wunl for ivi .
Jca.litiK in 1 1 1
villi, hi ol
nrMUnic mi.
i,....., .... ...
'j.n,-r 1. v
HiiTM' I'fN I"
line Imr on ell In
or tuilli )ftw. K.
cortleil InHoniintlet
uge, Hurri" ' k- nl'.l Cr..".
lluM'i Ti-nie'l h'-M s'iM. Ilnrm mill to
'.tirough this i iinn HI be ri'isirii .l in on
PIt. If not o n-imrn-il, li- arittr or n !
-jhonr The Tiun( H.-ml-l. Main S-.'l, Hiirn-.iir.
. .HroH n. Iliirin. Un
4'
Reward for Morses
I will riv ". no reward for Inini
;it ion that in lend to the iMmcio
. of tiny bore brnmlcd with no
We have a lull wt of Mysell-HoIIins borsfshot' IhmikI on both lawn, plm
first - Class
A om on
i: t)'s., samples of Stock 1 Vrtifkaten
and bonds, with price list. If you
are ortfanizin a stock company gt
our jirieert on stock certificates, tf
Family lienors ni i'ost Kinsj
us In the cut in this ad vertiscin.
with fresh triangle brand iimleriie.i
the horsesh The triimiile pine
in such" a 111 nmer as would cover
a bar on bo' h jaws. Animals u,.
be found in tin possession of sou
person or persons.
A Mil r.DINU JUI'K.
Important." The frame "nuM be Ioiik
un,l narrow anl the adjustable stan
chion so placed that the occupant can
be hel l well back. The Inside dimen
sions of the stanchion In this rack are
17 by J.1 Indies, but this may be varlo.1
to suit the clrcurtistances. The stan
chion is supported by J by -1 Inch pieces
attachetl to each side uu.l resting uin
the horizi,iit.: 1' by 4 inches of the
frame. With a series of holes In the
latter ami a li.de in each cf the pieces
attached to the stanchion It may be
set amr held at any desired length by
uslm; Ions ImiIIs dropped loosely hit
the hnles. I.nose dirt or cinders at the
rear of the ruck t!1;1t cim be H!,"1 p,
or ilu r out ipih-kly will he f.iimd con-reulent.
Moisture Content In E. tti"
The 11:1 - I I:;!!:,. I ,f ( ).,,- j;-,,,,,
Icr m"'i Is Ih.: of mi:!;ill"e (
d-.:e l ir i-ly i I!,,. f.r t il.at the
.in ri' ,'.i . ' iv :m ,;i i iir 11.1s
H'the 1!
l-.i:
:i:,'.'.t
h.icr
1 m: v
ii:
FREE
10 All Our
Subscribers
1:1,' l!,e p.l , ' e:ir III l ,.!;!
"fler I!: civam.'i :,..s Ci.:t h;r.i'
ceede l thi." liriilt i f i.y l.nv. Some
pcrimeni i li ne ic i-'irv hi-cn co::o.:
ed by tiie .-'.,. i:Mi '.n-,,:i.ia ex peri m
a oil l::ol ;;':e i.iiii'.i!, ;ui I i!::..,
1 ( 1 : A I V Ion 111): Sllow 1. 1 Nn.
IHIiorllmrn In l.'"r llril tins won
i I. J
ch.imols si.ln, and the si, In will be
come soft under this treatment. The
currycomb If used at all 1m1.1l he used
very lihdv. as It Is likely to scratch
and Irritate the skin. A skllirul twer
of the cl.iih does his rnhhliiK In a
ipilck manner, as then ll Is mueli morr
effective. ColiMiut use of a fc'iod tlaii
nel clotli Is the only sure and safe way
of secillitn; a soft and shlulujr coat of
hair. In pultin mi the limit touch
nothing is more effective than the ui
of the bare hand In rubbing. A ic mnI
coat of hair .nid a soft, mellow touch
cannot be secured In a week. It will
take at I, -i-l two or throe months of
faithful work.
Trimmli! the 1'eet. You must be
very careful about the feet of your
show auim.d ;. Overgrown hoofs nre n
great eyesore t'ti.l sooner or later ar
likely to throw the niilllinls orf 111 their
hocks nml hind legs. They should be
frequently dressed, kept clean and In
good shape. The following tools may
be mc I for this work: A he.ixy wood
en mullet, it 1 Inch and a half chisel, a
blacksmith's paring knife, a rasp and
u tile, p.y the careful use of the same
the feet may be kept In oondl
tlon. flipping --The nope irai'ce of the.
head ami neck of tho-e animals which '.
nre not siiijpoe, to hac long curly
hair may often In- ety much Improved
by the Judicious u.:c of the clippers
nud slicars. 'I his should niways be
done a few weeks J.efo e the show, so
that 111 case an even Job Is not Iliads
In removing the hair growth enough
will have taken place to prevent It
from being apparent to the put. lie. The
tall should always be clipped to Indi
cate refinement. Coarse hair 011 any
of the other p.iits may be removed In
the same way.-W. .1. Kennedy, lows
State College, in Farmer Advocate.
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the cotidi! -i
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The Great
AMERICAN FARMER.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation,
Edited by an Able Corps of. Writers.
The American Farmer is the only Literary Frfnii Journal pub
lished. It fills-a position of its own and has taken the lead
my place in the homes of rural people in everv section of
the United States. It j-ives the farmer and his family
something to think about aside from the hum
drum of routine duties. '
Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLCN L. GOODE.
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The
1 1 ears
d aii
he f.
lie 1 i.:oi;. ra'c!v y.-;t
:i ovcrc,i-:riie I In t'.e v. a -h w
par'lcles the rl; of hens' e i
"f' l a f !; higher l.'i wi'er cm:
1 normally chcrne I liul'er.
m-l'lng point r butler fat
to have 110 Pdlueiici 1.11 t!je
Hp-
wa-
1 ter contenf of '.ui'i-v.
I ni...'. . .
"in wiucr ci'iiii.iH or i.tKter ma,..
from very rich crenni nad medluni rich
cream Is the rame.
Urine saMng l:icre.-i :(-, the wafer con
tent of b:;Mor nbont 1 per cent over
dry sailing.
The average of f.ftcen trials shows
that bi;t!cr worked two mhiiMcs con
tains ;i per cent mote water than but
ter worked four mhmtci.
Normal cream overoVir 1 In half a
churnfL-I of i'H'Ii v., . to particles
tin.' i h:e of hc;i ' :'
ter content In the better only slightly.
Carrots For Horsei.
V. I!. (Jllliert says that carmis srs
no seldom advised In relation to stock
feedlll- that it Inl-lit almost be tlnmgllt
they were of little or 110 value an s
food for stock, whereas the opposite Is
the cum'. For horses more particular
ly carrots nre hlthly beneficial. Car
rots are often looked on as a kind of
delicate f'Hid for sick horses. If n
horse Is out of sorts and off his feed,
refusing almost everything and eaiitig
with the greatest Indifference, mid car
rots are offered, they lire eaten at mice
Willi much appreciation. They help to
restore the nppetile and give condillm
to the horse. In these rcKKvb carrots
tiro lnvalmVh; ami may well be looked
on us vHfe c'irrectlve.1. Ibit their ii"e
fuliiess'e.xteiids beyond the period of
sickness nnd depression, and horses In
health may receive them frequently as
a piod food to maintain condition ami
activity. When first given their ef
fect Is n little laxative, but that Is
fli'slriwl III lniilit' efwj.t nit, I i.hiii. .rl.'Ai.
I'Te.iso.l the w a- I regularly they "net ni 'qualifying f.sid.
They nre an excellent food for Itchy
horses uad nil In bad coat, ns they uro
cooling to the blood and give a glow
A I'ONoKK i.nr 'Jltl Ul
' nre l.lu ou 1 Ic". e . In many of the nejf
llgees, wlille the llitle coats are flttt-.l
out With wide sleeves that fall below
tue walnt Hi e, .Vol a few of these nro
K : g -ously il'T.irate.1 In the slj le of the
crieut.
The lihislratlon shows a (cry stylish
m slel for a hi'i-I suit In heavy juin
1,'ce. It s i,( (he uattinil color nnd
piped Willi brown clct. 'I lie short
aisled ciat i:Imm a modllle l empire
effect that Is g-uerally bii-ouiiiig. The
skirt Is plaited uflcr a novel and grace
fill fashion. .1 1 J I I'lHiI.LKT.
FASHION FORECAST.
Something Now In PetticoatiWiiUria
Trim Hatt In Plumo Fathion.
I'dack Uic-eilc pelilc.ials are m-w.
They are online black lawn and hni.
nnd are for we.'.r under bl.nk voile
frocks. These skirts are considered
lunch smaller than those of talfeta.
Kx'tulslie wl' tarhi arranged la plum.-
fashl.ni trims son f the French hats
most ctTectlvcly. Many spray are
ii-ed io curry out the Idea, and as the
(lowers cost a spray the llowcr
plumes attain a cost quite equal to thut
of ostl !i Ii plumes.
Princess Mourners to wear In place of
skirts are in vv In the underwear sec
Hon. Heavy Matin ones lined with chl
mi silk nre I l.oil, and those of p mece
nnd mohair nre much ( hdipcr.
.'ullls. as usual, are very coo, stlu
this season provided you know what to
Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer
Two For the Pake of One: The
Lake County Examiner
The Leading County Paper .and The American Farmer
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2
Tins 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. 0. fletzker, Lakeview, flregon.
Stjy With Ceo Dreed.
Whether v..i ."M,c. I, Jersey. Cuern- , (0 , Lap
w.i. iio.n.':u i.ru'.vu .-.'.visa or any
other cla-j.s of cattle, stick to your text
nnd, once h ivl.T.r made up your mind
what j- war.t. keep on hi that Hue
with a p've bred bull, ami you will
have a i;!il.i.::i her! of some kind and I
ns ji I'c.'ie;:;! p:-(.;io.-!!lnn a better grade !
of i'd'.liers than t jun.j) fruiii one
breed ti anotlier each su'-( -ceding sea
son. Von cet a reputation In n ihort
time of h tviir: a herd of Jerseys. U d
Steins, Sw!;-:.j or Some oilier breed cf
cattle eveu If you never had n pure
bred female en the place provided you
use a sire of the same breed for two or
three siiecocdiii',' enera I iotis.
Clcnrting Dairy Uteni!.
Probably the i !o t ( . , en sotirc4 o?
coiitaminathin nml Infection of milk 1 :
from the buckets, cm.s, slriilners, bot
tle and other vc-'yels used for Its it.
ccptloti nud transportation. Pvcry ilal
ryniau should l e iu-ivI led with appa
ratus for thoroughly scalding mid ster
ilising bin ml.'k utensils j.fter each i:m.
I'ans should be carefully washed wlt'i
n Holutloij of soap or lye, a bru-di Udng
used to remove the dirt and special
care Kdng taken to remove the dl't
from the seams. After this washing i
thorough scalding ts neccsarv.
Oat Green Feed.
Oats can be made to provide nn
abundance of food by being grown
and cut while the heads are In the
milky stage, says Western f.lfe. The
straw In then In palatable condition,
containing portions of tho nutrition
which have been arrested ou their
way to 1111 out tho heads. When cut
In this green condition the straw nml
heads nre cured like hay, can be bun
dled ami then stacked on the ground
for winter use. The proper way to
fis'd oats cured In this manlier Is to
pass them through a fodder cutter,
nnd they will be eaten readily by
tiomes, cattlii nnd sheep.
.Supplying Cattle With Water.
Too much i, Kent Ion cannot be given
to the question of water supply. All
unlmals Hhould be supplied with nn
abundance of pure fresh wutcr. It Is
a very expensive business to allow nn
Imuls to become real thirsty. Such
treatment not only worries the animal,
but causes the animal to later on drink
on nbnormnl amount of water, which
usually derungcB the digestive and ac
cretive organs and miuhcij un urjiw-es-miry
WHHte of tissues.
Bt'MMtU 1'liocKH, 50)7, C1U7, .V.I7.
do with tiiem. a simple Hi tic straw
toiUc seen th. other day had no other
trlminlug, but i hey must be put on
with u Freudi cachet, for there Is n
fcicat art required hi nrniiiglng a bunch
of these ipillls.
I'.eaiitlful mohairs in browns, greens
or gray mixed wllh while are remark
ably soft nml make up Into stuiinlinr
costumes for traveling nml hard wear.
Pasclmilliig bomielH for the small
girls nri) or soft open Mrnvv bent lu
poke shape. The lingerie lull has by
do means lst prestige, and mnuy
dainty embroidered or tlounccd ones
uro shown for the little tots, also vory
cunning nunbonnets or phpte and linen.
In the Illustration the youm; mother
wears a ring dotted batiste comhlned
with filet lace ami trimmed with em
broidery worked Into the material
The small girl Is gowned In white
handkerchief linen, trimmed with
bunds of Valenciennes hue. The
gulmpe Is of embroidered inusliti.
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