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or no i. ii m if rii VeeMvBl rago-Preaideni ednna rj of Sim Muirtarj of Treamiry.. ncrrtry of War Attorney Urnrral ItMUnMb r u.ral . . ecTrlaryoi y crlary l r .r acrelary n A'i-iilinr. Imntr; oi i.ii.ni. n'f Chte( Juaiitc . .Tdwi f Konwrt'll . I iiat,. . KatrlMiik . . thiol R ....... U'Ht M. KhV Win. H. Tail .. .,;.. II. Mmxtj . M. rtl)-ou .. .CliAa. J. IWinapan &. . Mltrhewk . V.J mn WIIsud k . '. Mrta-all MeivlileW fuller Northern stage Line. a LAKEVIOW -PAISLEY A. W. BRIAN. Proprietor. leaves Lakeview at tia.nw every day t-ut Sunday. Returning, leaves Paisley at 6 :80 a. in every day bu-Sunday. Trapeiion w arinT. i a. reiiMoni oimniaaitraer Paaeura arc Ij Ree trt li W.S. R rlior.u I'. i.a-in oinminioBPi , .... . . OPF1CB Heynolrt . Wnl J OoTrnor . . , 8iM J Stf tr ..: ' .! Trearurur iliome) ti vi. t! . Must. Put Ik- I .urn. te.li. Prlnr ;' Dairy an.l F' oun .H.aenm - Cautrrvawn. fTiTK. .. (fvo. A I'liatnbrrlats K A. Moor ,.K. t. Dunbar Blue Prints Made. I will make Rlue Print of out "I u nJliZ tract cf land In the Lakeview Land . j. k. A.rrmi Olstrict, nnd do abstract work j. k. Whttnry on or write . SNIDER J w.3i'f t.kt.vlew. Orvunn. . iw tf Jobs M. livarla j T'vrLiiTm'n Kll Restau rant First class meals -tx- h rpntii risTRi'T. t all hours. tf Jfciif .. . M. t.. Renault Joint sen ... JomI Urwi Minion blank at the Examiner V li. r. Hiiiay office. ji IS. 11. Meirinan Bepreeettt Attorney . LAN1 OFFICE. J.N. Wa'M.i. Jktlip.. . CHrk.....' atriff freamirvr tUfiwr WnS-eror k Ium. .W.J. Mor .Re Int. KlO'lTVT ..AaHCnVNTT. B. ' i . K. N. ,'.inii Allxrt ti.-i . . t. V. ' .iotniu'. . v w.- j. n.wnm V.Y.. Mtiorv t C. W. IVnt I H K. IL ryto'-o ... Iu P. Mii.L.T SEWING MACHINE. SOLLCK BEARINO. Mayor Cl UU'ij'.H!! 1 lJ.VSOK I.AK E EV. .U Sti.-!!l:u ...... Hsr Kil X K Ml! .y .... J. w. Tuci r . W. B. 8nili'i Kvooner Aietr.. 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FERRY CO, Detroit, Mich. final rrsof .etire llepartment of the Interior, Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, Dec 20, 1907. Notice is hereby given that Edward R. Patch, of Lukeview, Oregon, has fl'ed notice of his intention to make final Five year proof in support of his c aim, viz: Homentead Entry No. 3547 made Jany. 13, 1906, for the SW quarter. Section 13, Township 40 S., Range 20, ., W. M., and that said proof ai'J be made before Register and Receiver, at Lakeview Oregon on 7tb day of February, 1908. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, viz: S. P. Vernon, J. P. Duke, R. K. Funk, Robt. McKee, all of Lakeview, Oregon. .r- 5 J. N. Watson. Register. is I 8 m 8 i 1 is 1 I JUST PUBLISHED There volumes wore 'written by men who rank among the foremost building experts of the day. Money refunded if they do not meet your needs. REINFORCED CONCRETE. Hy Webb and Gib on. isOpp., I4O ills. 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Sent prepaid to any part of the world ou receipt of price. Remit by Drafc, Postal Order, Express Order, or HeUter- , ed Letter, to the Lake County Examiner. OA Baart the SJgaatar f The Big Four New York Tribune Farmer Review of Reviews Success Magazine Lake County Examiner for roniA. j m iuu nan wn?s c; The Entire Family ThE GREATEST SUBSCRIPTION BARGAIN OF THE YEAR YORK:Tribunc Farmer Review of Review? Sufxess Wagazint Lake Co. Examinti WEEKLY. 20 pages, 12 by 18 Inche. The most thoroughly practical, helpful, up-to-date illustrated weekly for every member of the farmer's family. Regular Price per Year $1.00 MOXTTILY. 123 pages, 7 by 10 inchen. Edited by Dr. Albert Shaw, whose monthly comment on cur rent history, at home and abroad, are recognized aa t e most intelligent and valuable found In any peri odical. Contains hundreds of portrait of "people in thejpubllc eye," of cartoons, Illustrations and valuable original articles. Regular Price per Year e 00. MONTHLY. 60 to 100 pages, 10 by 14 inches Every tusue is full of bribiant and fascinating Serial ud Short Stories, original artlclea on "The WorR of the World," with department covering all phase of "Ttw Home Life and the Person," tnd with many, Inspirational feanures Regular Price per Year I.Ot WEEKLY: . The Leading Paper of Southeastern Oregon; publishes all the latest land and Stock news of a territory embracing 200 miles square. Lake County ,s Official paper. The Oldest Newspaper In Southeastern Oregon, established in 1880. R(9 lar Price per Year 2.00 Timber tad X at ire. United States Land Office, Lake view, Oregou, Dec. 13, 1907. Notice la hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled, "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wasbinston Territory, as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 18in!, Maggie O. Rernard, of Lakeview, connty of Lake, State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office bis sworn statement. Mo. 3844, for the purchase of the SE quarter, NE quarter, E half, SE quarter, and SW quarter, SE quarter, of Section 30, in Town ship 38 S., Range 21, E., W. M., and will offer proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpos es, and to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on Saturday, the 7th day of March, 1908. He names witnesos: Otto Hard let y Jas. E. McCoul, T. E. Bernard, U. W. Hardisty, all of Lakeview. Oregon. Any and all persons, claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims ia this office on or before said 7th day of Marcb, 1908. il-ld J. N. Wutson, Register. The regular price of these 4 great publication sis ----- Our Price - - - - - - - $5.0o SUBSCRIPTIONS, NEW OR RENEWALS, TO ANY OF "THE BIG FOUR MAY BEGIN AT ANYTIME. SEPARATE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE MAGAZINES WILL NOT. BE RECEIVED. . ' TUB FOUR PUBLICATIONS MUST BB SENT TO ONB ADDRESS. Lake County Examiner, Lakeview, Oregon Her a Good Advice. O. B. Woolever, one of the best known merchants of Le Rays ville, N. Y. says; "If you are ever troubled with piles, apply Jlucklen's Arnica Salve. It enred me of ttiem for good twenty years ago." Cure evey sore, wound, burn or abrasion. 25c at Lee .Reall's Drug Store. Tlaaker laad etle United States Land Office, Lakeview Oregon, Dec. 13th , 1907. Notice is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An act for tb sale of timber lands in tn states of California, . Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as .extended to all the Pobllo Land State by act of August A, 1892, Anita Jioyd, of Liakeview, . uounty of Lake, Stat of Oregon, has this day filed In this office bis sworn statement, No. 3851, for the purchase of the W half. E balf of See. No. 18. In Town snip No. 37 H.t Range No. 17 E., W. Jd ., and will offler proof to show that the land Bought is mora valuable for it timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver . at Lakeview Oregon, on Tuesday, the 17th day of March, 1938. 11 names as witnesses : w. it. iioyd, Zack Whitworth. George Lynch, Fiank Howard all of Lakeview Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adver sely the above described laoda are i quested to file their olaims In this offlo on or befor said 17tb ' day of Marcn, luoa. 5210 J. N. Watson, Register. I . 1 1tH' ittfa Lund Olli.e, w lite. II. I!H'7 ' I eieli.V given llitf In rn.i, ('I.:. H i Him (ir'il". n ; mi ( h tii I O I' MIUI -4 lit .luilS IV i III III" 'li "All lie! fin Ills sale el 1 1 ..... t Inn.l in I tin Sinus of CMliornii. 'iii.-. Mild HHhl IH: I mi 'I'i'l I 1 1 (l I . n i Hlfililed tn Nil lie ' I hc I, hi NUIpk ey net of Aiun.l. is.'-, liinri. ' O New.ll, of Lak"i-.. ly lnke, StHle ol till' - ii. ii i- II, i il.i, Itlml in thin utltop In.. -.- . ,ri M'lleii i i 1 No. .'W(k f..r tlie I'liu-ixiHe n: I lie v quarter, nf Seel but :in. In TduihIiIi :W S , Kmiue I! . V .M . ami ill oiler proof In fhnw liml lite Inn l niiftit if more i ilniil.l.. t,.i tlx li ber or r tone t linn l u I I. t, .1 ii i nl iin pithes, hml (n imIhIiu-.h iii (lui.n fine Krgl-i rr mi. I li. hi ei viev I ! hi on Moii.l- v il.i Mfiieli, r.Hi. He iiinn.in n a It ner-i-i : I' ry, I I In .i, -..iHles. . (. 1 1 . .HOTS OF THE MODES. Jeet r the Tailored Skirl. O'.yles Modlih In Doss. is of strictly trtlloreil suits are I limiaJnlity ilnlieil. Two group .lis are set on eueli side of tli iiiiij-i' luniior, wiiiio "inn or nni im i' u'H me placed arniin.1 the sides and i. . nf the skirt. The hell skirt, with li- ii lines, Is nlso mi old (nvorllo i."! i !ed till sensoii. It penults of iui: !i 'iniKiiess about the hips and of cxtiene nmplltude about the foot Vji ... M.I illii.' "I I it I .Mil. ilnV i : a, Or. ve- re. ' -otl M . 'iti.iI. :l ,1 I ,l tv I I, or '..'.i ('III . ,' Ir ; r ! I I li. II l I ii. l.'e Mll.i '. i I Ilk' 111 Mil' III I l!.y :i l Il.i-. .1 N Wl: villi, lil-ull-'fl I ' I r; it I . f I'd I . t.'l i II , I ; 1 1 1 1 ' I ' ' Mil"-, I .lll.vV ... Ill I'KOII. ' ! !. ' eiel'.V ulw-t. ll '.t in I' i i . ' i . i I lie : . : v !..ii.. of 1 1. acl . 1 i ! o: .lin e .:, m-;s, ,. till' "All H l lll till- Mil.' t'l III. I I I I In i in Stnles ol ( nil! . -rii l.i. I ! k'-i.. Nim.l.i, nii.l WkhMiu I i n T.'i i i lorv." in e.xlemleil to Hil I ! t 'it I 1 1 . Laud Slntes by act of Auguls 1. IVC Nollei Mf SliitiH, or l.ikevl.tv, rounlv of L iki. Stnte of Orek'O'i. ban H i day tiled III Mil oltlee hi ;i Mulr Ilient. No :IN, for tlie pu.'el.ii"e ut the Eit of Sei-lion Nil I'J, In To. mi hip No. :is , Khiiui- .Ni) ir, )' . W. ,;., mi. I i ill olli-r i r.Mif in nn Unit Hie Inn I hon-ht I. um i- :: 1 1 1 .. I ! . foi il I lllllier or htone tlmn f.-r ncii cnltornl piiipi.M'fi, Hml l.i ..htiil-lili In- i-IhI u In mil l Inn. I Ii.m i Kewii-toi- iu,.l Kerelvei lit Lnkt'tiew (M.l .11 I'll iIhv, the llln day of I'. iirnni 1, t:ms II" llllll'-H IIS I-H---IN .iH'lltv- Mi'Hhiine, I'rnnk llutclieni., . )ik- view Oregon, .lotm SI unit, n li iiihii 7.H, Orei'on. (ieorce lllooa,.!ik' 1111.11. e: Hly Oreyon. Any nnd nil 'eri"iH . l.i mi iiil.' mi VeicHy the hIiiivh ilereillieil lni,.l-i 1.1c reiiiH-i to tile t heir i'ImIu m id Huh iillu'e ou or beliile Mil I 41, 1, il-iv t : IVIn'iiirv. I'.Kis. "0-IO J. N. WmI'iii, U.vister Tl H Hi li I. . 1 1. .. I'll Depiirt ini'iit nf the Interior, l i.ile i Stutes Lhii'I Ottlee. LnLi llrv. On vim. Dee 7. ILMi;. Notice is hereliy fc'iven llinl in n in limire ultb tlm rrovUionn ut I n- net of CoiiureHs ol .June 3, l7s. enlille i. An act for the Kale of timber Iniidn in the StnteB of Cullfornla Oieiion Nevada aud Wiibhiiigtou Territory." aa extended to all the Public Lund States by act ot August 4, I Sif ai lu ll le A. Light, of Lakevie. county of Lake, State of Oergnn, has this day filed in this otl lee his sworn statement. No 3H-Ji, for the purchaw of the HW quarter,4 NE quarter, W. half, HE quarter, and SK quarter SW ((Hurler, of Sect in ti No. 24, In Township No. 37 H., Range No. 10 E., W. M., and will otrr proof to show that the luud sought is nioie valuable for it timber orstcuethan for agricultural un poe, aud to establish bis claim to said laud before Reglstr and Iteceiver st Lake- j view Oregoo. on Wednesday, the 20th. day of February, l'.H)8. ' lis names as witnesses : John Stimlt of Bonanza, Oregon, I). 1 Lena F. Malloy, F. P. Light, of Lak view, Oregon. uy and all pursous claiuiinu ad Tersely the above described lauds are requested to file their claims in tnls office on or before said 20th day of Feby ,1908. DO-10 J N. Watson. Regbter. Timber I.au4 ollee. United Ststea Land Office, Lakeview Oregon, Doc. Ultb, 11107. notice Is hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the set of Congress of June ', 1M7H, entitled "An act for the sale of timlier lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory." as extended to all the Pubilo Land States by act of August 4, IHD2. Burr R. McMartin, of Lakeview. county of Lake. State of Oregon, has this day fllnd in this office bis sworn statement, No. 38u5, for the purchase oftbeNE quarter, NW quarter, W half, NE quarter, and NW uaurter. SE quarter, of Section 34, in Towu- bip 3H ., Range 1M, E., W. M. and will oner proof to snow that tn luaU sought is more valuable for its tlm ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to said land before Register and Re ceiver at Lakeview, Oregou, on Thurs day the llrtb day of March. 1908. lie names as witnesses U. C. Price. C. O. Metzker. J. li. Auten, U. W. Hardisty, all of Lakeview, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above described - lands are requested to file their oJalma in this office on or befoie said l"tb day ot March. 1908. 5110 J. N. Watson Register. A CM 10 TtMNO CITI MIC- f..',l4. Again, there ore the inaiiy gored rklrts, some of them showing ten or twelve gores, with the sun ins either lupued or stitched. Rons big. round, fluffy and from two to three yards long liuve ousted the hati'Vinne tint scarfs of lust season. The new evening coals are positive III their forms, and they may be class ed In two approved styles, the ecclesi astical and the military or round cloaks. The first are endless in their variety, slid the weoinl group very very little. The trimmings are usually Of lira Id. hiiiiilsutno cloth covered but tons or velvet. lu millinery the shady downward turned brim still holds Its own, al though the Immense mushroom Is seen less seldom than la tho early full. Evening frocks ore very lovely this seasou. The one seen In the cut Is typical and Is to be rocoinincuil.il from every point of view-. It takes the King, graceful Hue Unit are so liecomlng and fashionable. Including the new modified kimono sleeves, and It Is fin ished with a tarfcer st the ne k, which Is always so dainty lu effect. JiriHO C llOI.I.ET. FORECAST OF FASHION. The Empire Banreao Velvet Frocks In Rembrandt Shades. For evening dress coiffure there Is on endless variety of ornaments from which to select a becoming arrange ment for the hair. The empire bandeau Is oue of the most fashionable for the Malloy, ! you'wr matrons sod the womaa of uiguiucu earring., ii is generally or velvet spangled with opalescent metal or Jet or shining with set jewels. It passes two-thirds around tho head. Timber l.aad Satire. Department of the Interior United States Land Office Lakeview Oregon, Deo 3, 1007. NOTICE Is hereby given that la compliance with the provisions of tbs act of Oongress of June a, 1878, ea titled "An act for the Bale of timber lands In the States of California. Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territo ry," as extended to all the Pobllo Land mates by aot of August i. 1892. James MoShane, of Lakeview. county or LiBKe, mate oi Oregon, lias this day tiled ia this office his sworn rtato- ment, .No. 3810, for the purchase of the SW'i of Section No. 6, in Town ship No. 38 8.. Range No. 17 E., W. M., ana will offer proot to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Us timber or stone than for agricul tural ourposea, and to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Lnsvlew oiegou, on Mon day the 17tb day of February, 1908 H names as witneses: Nellie Mo Bhan Frank Hutohens of Leksvisw Oregon. John StlndL of Bonanza Ore gon, Oeorge Bloomlngoamp of Bly, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versiy the above described lands are requested to 61 their claims lu this office on or befor said 17tb day of February. 1908. 60-10 J. N. Watson, Register. oowm or uum obkbn-6777. ending at the left aid with a l ostrich feather. Velvet taller made la old Rem brsndt and Vandyke colorings and pic ture hats 1 lu velvet with drooping feather will accompany them. Many of the sashes used on evening frock will have a deep added hem of silk or voile, according to the material of which the sash Is mado. A new velvet to bo Been for the first tlm this season can be put through a small ring the entlr width with no effort whatever. Another of the new velvet has a bonier of graduated stripe against a silk background. 1 Hats of violet silk or velvet trimmed with trail of ivy or with branches of Virginia creeper in lovely autumn col oring are among the thing the milli ners are eiploltlng Just now. None of the fashionable color Is lovelier than the pal tint that takes Its nam from absinth with scarcely mora than a suggestion of green In it. In tb illustration the gown ia of this shad of crepe do chin. Tbs floune 1 of cresra colored lace and the gulmpe of all over lace to ta saa design. JUDIC C1I0LIJBT.