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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1907)
fi t " 1 s "A 6ioJ"AII Round "Man." -Bohemian Magazine. Nothing Doing. "Wouldn't It l great If yer rmild Kit II l( gtult yer wanted Jy turn In' a cm nk?" "I tltinno. Who'd turn do trnnkf Oik'h a Week. Didn't Affaet Him Muoh. l.ttullonl - Ami how did Jim gH houio lust nlulil? CiikI iiiut SiliMutlilly. I didn't uliiin bl onrc iiiul found tin kryholi fimt ahot. I'm nun- you cluirgi'it two for at KUHt llvi kIiim.u'h too iimi h. A Usual. "Why it ri llu-y crowding tirouml th well? So. re inn' III trouble?" "Vi-h: llii'rc wiih n wonnm nt the bot tom of II."- I'.oston Clolic. Unlets Ha la Cremated. "lie wants the earth." "Well, he'll bo right In It wheu he lies." Cleveland Lender. 1 Law 8ad. . ( I, . - - jP A W N B R O K E R 1J The pott klaaud hla watch tfundby And alfhed. "I'll have to hoik It, For, though I've Jingles In my Ituad, There are none In my pockt-i." Harper' Weukljr. FnlCCLES OF FASHION. thing Suite for the lummir Qlrl, Paratola Matoh Coetume. Many of I lie mont attractive bathing ulta have white pongee tight button ing around the waist. There la but toned strnp nbout the knee. The bath luff skirt la in tide of blue, brown, car dinal or tan colored Merge or pongee trnped with while, and there la n wide white collar. A l n In the window of modlah hop reiidN. "Pnrnaol Made to Match Any Continue," The notice la decidedly opportune, ii a the neweat paranoia are ninde to tnntrh the fro-k In color and AeNltfti. Panama luita trimmed with wings or qtillla mid fol.U of light blue or black will U populnr thla summer. A touch of velvet hjkhi even the Olmleat of frock la to be aeen, and a OK 1MINTV IIATIHTK fiOV, M29, atlll newer Idea Ix the Introduction of chllTou bromlcloth Into the trimming of the lliiu'crle guwn. For girl In their ti-en the prettiest party gown are cut with hiiihII Iutcb or Hipiiire necks. This childish effect la much better for the young girl than a inodllled grownup effect. , IlnndHoiue buckles are found on iniiny of the newest nulla and cos tumes. It Is of ten posHlMo to llud buckles which mutch the buttons lined Owing I ) the Mipulnrlty of the tan atockliitt the scarcity of theso hose Is going to Ix- ti s dint ribbing thlii season a the fHnilne In kmc glnvos win last year. Itonlcred ma t crin Is are n f.id of the Hi-iiNoii, iin I very dainty nnd fascinat ing tire ninny of them. 'Ilie costume pictured U of iHil'dered Imtisle, but a plain iniiterial cnn Ik? trimmed to pro duce the unme effect. J flIC CHOLLET. MODISH CONCEITS. Athletic Girl Has Golf Sticks, Rackets and Oara Worked on Her Stocks. The embroidered stock Is the thing this season. The smartest neckwear display u variety of designs, and Borne of them ure in colored (lowers nnd em blems. Tennis rackets, golf sticks, ours nnd even ynchtx nre 8ceu ou the stocks of the ntliletic jelrl. Kmart women are wearing high cut slippers with front port Ion---toe, vnnip and loii; instep plastron - In one piece and beautifully beaded In gold aud Jit TUB MOUIHU HTKIt'B 6075, Mti. or In colors. Side Inced Hiiudiilu, with Aollcate Instep straps beaded aud em broidered, are favorites of fastidious women for house wear. A long filmy scarf Is a charming addition to a summer toilet. In color It must harmonize with the costume, though It need not match it exactly. Tho scarf Is not tied, but thrown over the shoulder and allowed to fall In long straight folds to tho hem of tho dress. Bplder cloth Is among the summer novelties In cottons. A beautiful de sign In blue and white spider cloth bus a wide stripe of shaded blue, light even In Its deepest tone, alternating with a wide stripe of white, and over both stripes are thrown clusters of white daisies. Tho girl's costume illustrated Is of black and whlto strlpod pauama cloth. 8uch a suit makes a charming summer traveling gown. JUDIC CIIOLLHT. 1 HARPOON HAYrCX Outfit That Works Satis Medium Sized D For tha benefit of (he . small quantity of bay to i that clreitmMatice wlil n tho expense of an rii . . '.! In i li i e a .in-; feel -vii. tiint I Ki.e sketch of nil outfit whir li. with the hnr poon fork Iui: ?nd of .. one nnj unload hay In me, Hum nliout as well ns v,i:h t'i f course, not so rnpl ".!,v for ordinary barns, n : I ed burns iilTS, but, 'ils outfit ; icd by a writer In Itural New Y.ni.er. consists of not more than 12." feet of three fourths Inch rojx', thirty-five feet of three-elKhths Inch rope, four pulleys, one floor hook and a harpoon fork. A pulley Is fastened to rafter near peak and to one side of barn floor; pulley fastened to alout third rafter from TUB IIAIll'UON IIATKOHX. end of batn, near peak, and over mow In which It Is desired to put the hay. The floor pulley Is fastened with book In flour nt one side near the door or to jMist near floor. If In the floor be sure the hook reaches the sill. At the left Is pulley which Is strung on rope be tween pulleys. To the ring In center pulley Is fastened fork, trip rope at tached. The forkful of hay will draw slightly ngalnst the side of mow, and It will be necessary to nail three or four lmnrds with top ends fastened to the twain for the hay to draw against. The Vegetable Garden. Hta Is, and nlways must be, a de sirable fpinllty In vegetables, but when It Is obtained at the exjiense of suc-culeni-e, flavor and other good points then striving after It becomes a dis tinct loss Instead of a gain, remarks Hardening. One of the commonest vegetables Is, of course, the cabbage, and It Is the rule In almost every gar den to grow large beads and let them develop Into great, white, hard mon strosities ns big as a football. What a difference there Is between the flavor of these and a nk e little green cabbage Just beginning to turn yellowish white at the heart a great many people do not know Istause they have never tried Ihe latter. For storing away In winter nnd for turning Into all kinds of prepnred cabbage the white hard heads uro all right, but any one who has a garden und knows the tender green cabbage ns It should le will not ls likely to let the cabbages all grow that way. licet root, again. Is never so good as when the roots are about two or three Inches In diameter, and the large tough roots obtained by sowing early on heavily manured soil nre fit only for cattle feeding. A few rows of beets sown now will produce excellent roots either for use In late summer aud au tuiuu or for keeping through the win ter, nnd these ure far better In color nnd flavor than large, coarse roots. Asparagus Is often sought for with thick stems, blanched for nearly their whole length of n foot or so, but where Is the comparison between them and the nice crisp slusits with green tops Just bursting? The one Is coarse and Insipid In flavor, the other delicate and tender. Besides, the small ones are easier to grow. Many other Instances could be given. On the other hand, there are some va rieties that may be good and yet large. We do not hold a brief for small nnd badly cultivated produce. Far from It. There Is nothing worse than vegetables grown slowly ou poor soli, us they are alwnys tough and crude In flavor, nor would we decry size In most kinds If quality at the same time Is kept In mind. Good Hogs In Colorado, All tillable sections of Colorado can produce good pork cheaply. In the irrigated alfalfa sections alfalfa pas ture will produce BOO to 1,000 pounds of pork each year from an acre. The grain feed for these sections Is barley, and In 1900 the average yield of bar ley in the Fort Collins district was over 4,000 pouuds per acre, aufflclent to pro duce over 800 pounds of pork. Barley produces a specially fine flavor In pork. So docs alfalfa, and the two combined make a choicer flavor than either alone. Kimball's Dairy Farmer. Corn and Potatoes. This work of cultivation should bo followed until tho com or potatoes get to be too large for the purpose, and by this time tho weed growth should be destroyed, tho aoil in tho best condi tion and the crop flourishing, says a writer In American Cultivator. Some times a few coarse weeds will start up late. These should bo destroyed at once and uot allowed to go to seed. Nitrata For Vegetablea. An authority ou gurdeulug recom mends uitrute of aodu for onions, spin ach, beets, lettuce, cabbage and celery plants, using r0 to 600 pounds per acre In repented applications, small quantities at a time. He never uses nitrate for pens and beans and seldom for other vegetables than those first named. The method of application la usually broadcast. American Cultivator. mmm V L V-lf ua.u.pij.i AYceetable Preparation Tor As similating ltteFoodandRetfui ling the Stousmto and Dowels of Fromotca DigeslionjCheerfi ness and RestXonta'ins neither Opiuin,Morplune nor Mineral OT All C OTIC . toy afOUDrSAKlTLHTCHLR fiim Stmt' hfnmJml- laHH Jnaaiaaa iaaaaaBasjBpa aappaaj Aperfccl Remedy forConstipa flon , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms Convulsions Jeveri sh ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOTiK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. KILLthe couch and CURE the LUNGS r. King's WITH New Discovery rnn touchs PBICT? lAa A tl nrt VII a4 OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OB, HONEY HEFUNDED. 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P. H. COREY, - - - Proprietor Li t ) 0goa. KLAHATH LAKE ...RAILROAD.... . . . TIME TABLE . . . In Effect May 1st, 1905. Lv. Thrall. ...8 A. M.Lv. Pokegaraa 10.45 A M Ar. Bogus 6.55 Ar. Dixie 10.66 Mwl Bra 6.44 Fall Cr'k. .7.0S Kl n 8p'g7.10 Uixle 8.10 Fokegama8.20 Kl'h Pp'gt 11.40 " Fall Creek 11.45 " Steel Br'ge 12.00 Bokui 12.20 P il ThraU 12.45 " I- lamath Springs Special. I.v. Thrall 1.S0 P. M.I.T. Kl'h Bp'gi.45P. it Ar.Bogut 1.A5 " Ar. Fall CreekS.50 " Uteel Br'ae2.15 " " Bteel Br'ge S 00 - " Fall Creek 2.35 " " Bogus J.S0 n.l"'i pp'gai.40 " " Thrall 8.45 ... i yy'" styies AW IF Txe Maraam mwirr. acw nm atr. g4Z3 stock a large assortment of high grade stationery so that there is no delay in executing a large order. Our prices will be found to compare favorably with other prices. IN 1880. IHMECT0RY FraD;jti4tOnarchoi(Jooo Lnkf at New Pine Creek, Orejron. rrenchliiKlmrvlceg At 1 1 .ocluck A.M and 47:.TO . M. on each 8undAy of every month. Hunrlay Noh(K)lat lO.oclock A. M. I'rnyer Ht-rvli e at 7kT0 on Wednes day evening of encb week. AH ar cordially Invited to attend the Service". J. Ilri-n Howard, Paator. STUDY I l(--rwiii(i liyrcuit tt. -t I ti"rmi''lAli'fli'r l " ' ' i ttkf- - I I . v, ! - i r,, , Vrjmrintv . ? - . If.jv. f'rfmr fur r ' ' ' i r ((i'ir r.'iv - t i LAW LAI C'f I k r. 1'Af 5 P A 6 1 T ' r SrSaCrl ' V ; , aa w ai ri,SOIT mwk. ACualB (NO DrrtUDto. icV-l. Vrm ftdrto-e, bow to CMA....1 fmunit T.t'M, Butintt$ iirerivilk . ,i :.. iglon ta . I f.W. momy mm J nftrn tJtr ffl'il. atant and lnfrlB?mnt P-iclsC Ec'.ii: 'Wljr. Write or eme to u ' tatt atnrt, mfr t. fvaiM P-.toit CTm, Nasal Catarrh quickly yielda to treat, tnent by lUa Cream Balm, which ia agree ably aromatic It ia received through th noatrik, eleanaes and heala tht who La anr Uc over which it diffnaea itaaU. Drngfflata sell the COc. size ; Trial aiza by mail, 10 cent. Test it and yon are a ure to continu the treatment. Announcement. To accommodate those who arc partial to the nse of atomizers in applying liquids into the naaal passages for catarrhal trw Met, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm ia liquid form, which ill bo known aa Ely' . Liquid Cream Balm. Friee including the spraying tube ia 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form embodies the med icinal properties of the solid preparation, f PoBt & King have the best grade of liquors and cigars to be found ia Oregon. t! THE CXEANHINO AMD H BALING cuke ton CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm CATARRH Saay and pleaaant to I , ContAina no In-1 Juriooa drug. It i quickly absorbed, iiives itelicf at once. It Opena and C'leanrce COLO N HEAD tne ivaaai raaare. Ail.iva Infiimmitmn. Heala and Prutecta the Membrane. Restore UK Seaaea of Tute and Smell. Large 8tae, M eenta at Drnmrists or hr mail ; Trial 8ize, 10 ceota bj rvail. S.UZ BbtOTHiuKS. M Wairan Street, New orb DIRECTORY. First Baptist church of Lrkeview PreachingServilcesa 1 11:A.M., and 7:30 P. M. on each Sunday. Sunday School 10: A. M. "Junior Society at 2:30 P. M. Baptist Young Peoples Union at :30 P. M. on each Sunday. Prayer meeting 7.30, P. M. on, Wed nesday evening. Everybody invited to attend all services. A. Frank Simmons, pastor The Examiner has received a new sample book of the Wall Street IIdo of engraved certificates of Btock and bond blanks, the most up-to-date on the.niarket. Used and endorsed by the leading financiers of America, Copyriirhted. Call and see them if you need anything in this line, tt M r w ! RINTING N RT IN which TheJExaminer ex-,-eUs. We have all the late in type and keep in