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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1908)
GlowmgHeat From Every Ounce ofFuer Br The I When the mercury drops oul of slabl and you jusl can't krrp the house warm, you'll llnd it wonJcrlulIy convenient to use a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) Il's very light carry it sboul hral any room. Turn the with high or low no danger no smoke no imell. Easily cared (or and gives nine hours ol cozy com lor t at one Idling of brass lont. Finished in nickel and japan. Every heater warranted. V7 .vcWfr Lamp EinaS long win fld el (truly. I U JmI It iiitn evening. red r km b H-on'l lift your rya. IjImI tmprovrd cmtr.l ai.lt tmtnw. Mail at km, iwk.l pUlri. Kvcry Urap w.rrinM II your or.ler unnM wppl? lli Hy l-mp or I'oliclwo Oil Hukr. writ our nurtil ora;ty lor inmplirt cirruUr. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (latarporat) 1 Li. , .. ,. ,,, i .- . . : ,. GOLD AND GILT. ANTIVACCINATION RIOT. Two In to of Cow That Ditf.red Craatly tha Mjking of Milk. Tlu-ro Im u'i oilu-r or 1'iiHlcr way flint out tin' iH i'iiriile pill lm tlon uch tow tlmii to wrlpli ii ml tiNt tin) milk of ciirh n'Mir:ili'ly. At the Illi nois UKrli'iiltunil 'X'i'liniiit station art) two iwvm, Cold iiul tillt. (lif story HINTS FOR FARMERS T Cura Hams. Yearn ago what were known aa Ash land hams were made at the old plan tation of Henry Clay, which enjoyed a nigh reputation for tlmlr superior qual ities and usually commanded tliw very highest prices, says National Stock man. This roclne for curing was used by Mrs. Henry Clay for many years: For every ton tintus of moderate aire take three and a half pounds of salt. one pound of saltjieter and two pounds of brown sugar. Mix thoroughly and rub the hams therewith on every side. Then pack In a tight box or barrel and place In a cool plnce for three weeka. Then put In a pickling tub or barret and cover with brine of sufficient Mlrength to float an egg. After re maining In this pickle about two weeks liike them out. rub lightly wltb fine Knit nml linng them In a well ventl Inled plneo to dry for two or three diivn, after which transfer them to the smokehouse, hnng up about three or four Inches apart and smoke carefully until they take on a nice brown shade. Barn Itch. A very common disease In winter la one known by various names among the cuttle owners. liy some It Is called barn Itch and by others winter Itch. Hlmpllrled, we cull It ringworm. Its jninw Is a tiny spore which abounds In the air of the stable. Melt a tencupful of hog's lard and mix It with on ennui amount of crude carbolic acid. Rub the affected parts well with this mixture. This Is perhaps the mimt simple of all remedies. An other excellent remedy where the above fulls Is: Kcmove all crusts by wiiHhlng with Konp and water, then ap ply arvtle ncld, sulphur ointment, tinc ture of lodlno or nitrate of mercury ointment once a day. Cleanse the sta ble and whitewash It to dr-stroy the sjMires Kcattcred by tho crusts. Dr. KoU-rls. The unti vaccination deinonstra tinii which recently took place, in Vienna whs, Hvorilui to tho version of the Noiie J'rci l'rcssc, an upris ing of the ro'!i clement against the lender of the university When Professor hbner von ltosenstein, 1 of tolmcco dust or tine cut chewlusr to- of whose work l well worth telling, rector of the university, began his I bncco (Kt.t the dust If possible), four aii me iiiiik or incsc cows ims ix-cn nddrchs nt tho meeting which had ounces or pownereu suipiiute or iron weighed ami tested for I hive years. A i....... f.11nf.(i i,, ,liniIi4 H, niieiitinnl a,", Hl ounces of powdered worm seed f t,.,,t.lu 0,i. (snntonlca). As a dose for colts be- j i i hi i.iiiu,ivii niuiuiiua ui ii,it nun , - Wormi In Hore. Here Is Veterinary Surgeon C. D. Smend's formula for worm powder: Mix together ono pound ench of granu lated sugar and common salL Use this as u biise, la which mix one-half pound record has U-en kept f every pound of feed coiiNUincd by each iinluinl. both summer nml w Inter. Each year tjnld produced oil the average ll.ri!H) poumls of milk con taining -iO.i pounds of butter fut. but during the siime time (illt averaged only a.K'lo pounds of r.;l!k with 131 pounds of butter fut. These cows ure ttoth cured for In the same way. They were given the same kinds of feed and allowed to cut all they wauted. (Jold ate oue-hnlf. more than Ollt, but produced nearly three times as much milk. Kijunl amounts of feed made In the by ignorant people against science." one case IKS pounds of butter fat and In the other MO pounds. Tho one cow A Uussr Automobile, produced nearly twice as much as the A queer automobile was shipped other from exactly the same feed In from MUoa recently for Sew 'leu- kind and amount. ... : .:n i' 4 i j laiiUj n ib win ni:ui uu uutiu women interrupted him with shouts and jeers. Hundreds of students were present, and they tried to drown the voices of tho rabble by singing "(Jaudeamus ignitur," but the uproar soon beeamo 80 great that the police cleared the hall. Profess or ljoBcnstein'a address had been cut olT after tho first sentence, in which he eaid, "I am here in the name of the university to protest strenuously against a warfare mnde Counting the butter fut at 2.1 cents per pound sud taking out tho exact cost of feed In each enHe, tho one cow brought In a profit of $31. no, while the other lacked $.1.(12 of paying for her board at market prices of feed each year. the Nimrod for the use of Lieuten ant Shackleton in bis dash for the south pole. Tho car has wheels like those used on motor omnibuses but when ice has to be traversed tho rims will bo fitted with four inch spikes, set in pairs, to afford a gTip. In these circumstances, too, tho front wheels will not revolve, but will bo fixed to broad runners tween four months and one year of age give a neaping tensixxmrui In a feed of wheat, brnn and oats. Itetweeu one year and two years give a dessert' spoonful, and for adult horses give a heaping tablespoonful morning and night for a full mouth. National Stockman. Pointers From Dairy Expert. In a dairy cow the skin If coarse or harsh means slugglNh digestion Inside, and that menus on exnenslve cow that does nut digest her food w ell uor resembling skees. Tho exhaust gases thrive well. will bo used to heat a snow tank on Six per cent of tho butter fat is lost tho car, thus providing a supply of when It comes to the churning If the drinking and washing water. Tho creum Is permitted to become too sour. wiu ai80 neat a foot warmer The fat Is not destroyed In some my- filcd to the floor q th(J 0yer icnoiiM war. nui u simpiy uu s io come i -i i n l i i v. . out of the buttermilk. f '0Ud "mllar . t,, pld by Any considerable amount of museu- the facott expedition the car could lar exercise by a cow giving ml'k must can7 a crew tnrcs men with BUP" tend to diminish the quantity and . P"es, 150 nnlea a day qunllty of tho milk produced or at least dlmlnlHli tho total amount of these constituents of tho product. In the dairy especially It Is essential to have the heist stock that can bo produced and that are udupted to the purpose for which they are kept. The high grade butter cow will not only give more uud better butter than the cow of no breed, but she will do It at a less cost. When churning proceeds too rapidly as a result of too high temperature only part of the fat Is solidified and the bulunce or purt of It la Incorporat td wltb It in an oily state; hence the reason why such butter is always soft and greusy. Farm Moneymaker. The 8norar. "Here!" gtowled Mr. Kadley. -wnat do you mean by waking me one oi a sound aleep I" "Because," replied bis wife, "it waa such a distressing sound." Philadelphia Press. One Reaaen. She Why have you never mar lied f Don't you think two can lire aa cheaply as one P Ke Perhaps, but not as peace ably. Yonkera Statesman. In the Past. Ilim They say Miss Singleton was a beauty in her younger days. Iler Yes, but that was so long ago she has probably forgotten ail about It. Chicago News. Explaining It "lie has a clean cut face," "Yes; they're having a strike at tho barber shop where he goes,, and the apprentice shaved him." -Cleveland PUln Dealer. 1 Entertaining In an Insane Asylum. Did you ever entertain an audi ence at an insane asylum? Those who havo usually are able to tell ex periences Quite out of the ordinary. The Litchfield trio have had several amusing experiences at such places. In one case Mr. Litchfield 6poke to a patient at the asylum "Nice day; rather muddy underfoot, but nice overhead "Yes," answered the paticnt,rbut nobody gets up tnere." In the course of the entertain ment Mrs. Litchfield gives on tho violin an imitation of the church organ. That it was well done was made very evident, for as she fin ished there came through the still ness in clear, ministerial tones the voice of an inmate of the asylum, "Now let the collection be taken up!" Lyceumite and Talent. , ..Two Curat For Sleeplessneae. , For many years Lord Rosebery has suffered from insomnia. After leaving the house at midnight Lord Rosebery would often instruct his coachman to drive him about the streets for an hour or two in a closed carriage, that boing the only way in which he could court sleep. In the swish of tho sea waves, how ever, his lordship claims to have dis- Scourt In Heraei. I-or scours In horses or colts mix equal parts of tincture of opium, fluid extract of ginger, tincture muriate of Iron and fluid extract of gentian. For grown horses give two tablespoonfuls In soft feed twice each day. For year ling colts give half this amount As soon as the void lugs begin to firm lengthen the time between dosea, and when the excrement Is firm enough to adhere cense giving the medicine. There la danger from checking scours too suddenly .Farmers Advocate. Qraan Cut Bona. The feeding of fowls would be ex pensive when compared with the pro duction If equalization of foods waa not given attention. If an ounce of bone and meut Is given, It will equal one and one-half ounces of grain; hence In feeding the hens one ounce of green cut bone dally the gill of grain must bo reduced to one-half, aa the green cut bone compensates for the grain and Is much cheuper. Western Poultry Journal. Air the Barn Dally. No matter how well ventilated the barn, the air will be purer and freer from germs if every door Is thrown wide open dally and the old air is re placed with new. Do thla while the stock la out for exercise and the stables are being cleaned, bedded and the last hay for the day thrown in. All the fumes and dust are got rid of at the same time without exposing the an! mala to drafts. Farm Journal. Colio in Horsas. One-half ounce of powdered char coal, one-half ounce ground ginger and one ounce bicarbonate of aoda fed twice a day Is an excellent remedy to correct the tendency to colic In the horse. These materials can be ob tained at any first class drug store. Ilave the druggist mix a Quantity of the materials and divide powders so that eacb will contain about the amount above suggested. The Stable Manure. Don't throw the stable manure un der the eaves of the stable this winter; but; If it is kept until spring, It should be thrown Into the shed, where the cattle will keep It packed down so as to exclude the air. However, it Is bet ter to distribute It over the sod, where it will be out of the way and will be preparing the soil for something valu able next year. The' Dairy Ration. Alfalfa hay contalna too much pro tein to make a complete ration, says Farm Journal. The beat results are se cured by feeding it with corn (odder, ensilage, wheat or oat straw or roots. covered an effective cure, and when 1 Unlesa more carbohydrates (starch, fat staying at Dalmeny Lord Rosebery always sleeps at Uarnbogle, a bouse 800 yards away. This building is on the edge of the Firth of Forth, and the waves lap the sides of the tower. At high tide the npray is flung against the windora of his room.- London Tit-Bits. and fiber) are thus added a part of the protein will be wasted. Keep Hans Away Prom Hereae, It la almost Impossible to destroy ben lice when they once get a start on the horse, norses should not be quartered near a henhouse, nor should chickens be allowed to roost near the horse's stall. Farmers Advocate. . . : J; j .,.! .'t.- i : ..... r;t , ,i ' ' r "- - , . -."J The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has) teen In use for orcr GO yearn, ban borne the ftlffnatnre of and has been made under bin pcr (J?LjJ&7' 1mf-t aTonal supervision alnco IU In fancy . WVJ t-UtcsUf. Allovr no one to deceive you I n tliln. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Jufitait-frood" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare I gorlc, Drops and Hoothinfr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regtilates the 8tomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature ol S7 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. thc eimiiii eo mi-ant. v awMwr araccr. mtm voaa em. KILL the COUGH and CURE the LUNGS WITH Dr. ling's New Discovery PBICE bVl. A tinn OLDS Trial Bottle Free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. FDR rPUCHS m W s GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OB. MONEY REFUNDED. MAGAZINE READERS SUlt SIT MAOAZmX beautifully illuattatcd. good tone, aad arbcUi about Caliloraia ami all tba Fat Wart. CAaTSXA craft devoted eacb Boalb to i lulie rcptodadiM at the be work oi aaalour aad Bioioaaoaal pkoiagrafbon. B0AO OF A THOUSAND WOIDUS a book of 75 duo. fnnliiaini colored pootogT.ph ol Sq tc $1.50 yaar $1.00 a yoat CaU. 120 pictureiqtia ipoti aa4 Ungoa, Total .. . $3.35 All for . . . . $1.50 Addioai all order, to SUNSET . MAGAZINE Flood Buikfing Saa Fnncnco WESTERN STAGE LINE Office at the Mercantile Company's Store Lakeview, Oregon. Qood Stock ... New Coaches Daily from Lakeview to Bly, connect ing with Daily Stage to the railroad. P. fl. COREY, --- Proprietor Lxgview, Oregon. KLAHATH LAKE ....RAILROAD.... . . . TIME TABLE . . . In Effect May 1st, 1305. Lv. Thrll....S A. M.Lt. Pokegama 10.4S A U At. Bogua 8.J6 " Ar. IMxie 10.86 " Steel Br'g 45 Kl'h Sp'gi 11.40 " Fall Cr'k.. 7 0S " FallCreek 11.45 Kl-h Sp'ca 7.10 Steel Br'ge 12.a " " Diie .8.10 Boirua. i.20 P M " Pokegama8.20 ThraU.... Ji.45 " Klamath Springs Special. Lt. Thrall 1.S0 P. M.Lt. Kl'h Sp'gaJ.45 P.'M at. fan t-reenu.ao Ar. Bokui 1JA weei inr'ge-j.ia Fall Creek 2J4 " Kl'h8p'gat40 " Steel Br'ee S.00 " Bog-ua i.iO " Thrall 8.45 CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tba .Ss&atareof 0r vVvx L-.l ...H -I,.,,,., ,1 Id DIRECTORY ITtUJtneUMr! 1 of 1 1IU t,lk at Ner Fine Creek, Orejron. Prenchlna; Mrvlcea At ll:oc!ock A M nntti'M V. M. on each Sunday ol every month. Hiinday Hchtiol at lO.oclock A. M. I'rayer Service at 7;30 on Wednes day evening of eacb week. All are cordially .Invited to attend the Services. J. UaydenJIIowftrd, Pastor. - armwti oi ,li'.t.. f'jrii-it ... i i ii..1 ' I'm, mArtnn, htrw to olMJun rU:iiU, i ' BtuinrtM dirrrtviitk h'ai. .itni. Ktnrr and of In tht fattnl. tnt ind MrlB?miit V-rxt'h ' Writ, or mm touml U atetfc Stmt, W8HlfGT( , . 11 R U ! i t g a. Post Sc King have the tieft frrode at liquors and cigars to be' found In Oregon. tf Blanks for final proof, Desert proof timber land final proofs and blank afH iavita for applications for readvertiae cnenta .blank witness' affidavits, etc. at The Examiner office. tf Lakeview Cigar Factory . A. Stokkm.., Prop. Maker of Havana and Domestic Cigars oonarar obdebs eoLicmS) Give as a trial. Store in tba brick buildiosr next door to Post A King sa loon. wSkeview, Oregon. Timber ljiat Ftotlee. I'nited States Land OfUce, Lakeview Oregon., Dec 13h 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 timbtr lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Pnblio Land States byact of August 4, 1892, Addis I. Harvey, of Lakeiew, countyof Lake, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this office hi" sworn statement, No. 3857, for the purchase of the NB qaar ter, NEqnarter, S half, NE quarter, and NE quarter, SB quarter, of Sect ion 18, in Township 40 8., Range 21, W. M. and will offer proof to show thatthe land sought ia more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish bis claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Lakeview Oregon, on Friday the 20tb day of March, 1908. . He namiM as witnesses : W. F. Paine, Taylor Meztker. W. M. Harvey, Ueorge Storkman, Any and all persona claiming ad versely the above described landa art) requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 20th day of March, 1908. 5110 J. N. Watson, Register. DIRECTORY. H'lrst Baptist church of Lrkevie PreachingServilcesa t ll:A.M., and 7:30 P. M. onach;Sunday. Sunday School 10: A. M. Junior Society at 2:30 P. M. ( Baptist Young People.a 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 line of engraved certificates of stock and bond blanks, the most up-to-date on the market. Used and endorsed by the leading financiers of America. Copyrighted. Call and Bee them If you need anything In this line, tf $ t THE LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER L f PRINTING ISANjAR IN which The Examiner ex. i-ells. We have all the late - tica in Ljrj- ciiiu jR.tcj m 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 favorablv with other prices. LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS EIQttT PAGES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEW5 TWO D0LLAR5 A YEAR. ESTABLISHED IN 1880.