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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1908)
"- ! . . IHMTOK VMnl Theodoiw RooTll Sst-lTPKhli'ii ;:baa.W . Fairbanks tinrfiifMi . m .... Klihu Rx B&lelar j of Tr.-airy talla M. Sha trtary of W ar Wm. II. Taft SVorary General Wa. H. Moody fcattomufr Uvunral tieo. B. Oorlelyoo -retaryot Navy Cku. J. Bonaparta VSt-ratary Interior I. A. Hilrhcoea Ulfclary ol Agrlrullura J met W IlioD Mmtrr or Commerce V.' C. Mctrall tel Jiimle. - MelrllleW . Fuller TOapatlon Warner. C. 8. Henolon Contmlnioner r-,t,,t. ara fi tTATE. OPFK8 RynoM A W n nel-i Ofrernor Geo. Cbamberlal. Hg4tema Judge A. Moore tJ'xc'arr of Plate .T.l. Dunbar Northern Stage Lim LAKEVIEW -PAISLEY A. W. BRIAN, -'lopnetor leaves Lakevne t ti a. n every da? ' "unda Returning, le I'nisle at 6 :tfO a. in t-v dv Su inlay. HN lop . Blue Prints Made. will make Klne Print of anv 'ur",. ; A"MC'r!taM tract ol land In the Lakeview Land Attorney General A.M.Crawforo ST. Public Instruction J. H . Avarrman District, And do llbMnvt Wink. rYTnier J.R.Whitney I'ftll on or writ II II. XNlDEIt MDry and Food Com ....J. W. Bal'ey Lafcevlew. Orviroii. 4--tf jonn m. oearia (.. w. Hi. ton Rtnfr llermn J. N.-ViUiaaM Reunion J WSjiiai I'Mrnrn J RIXTH JTDICUL DtTtCT. JMge. H. L. Benikin Mnt Senator John A. Laceoct Eli Restaurant, at all hours. First class meals i S H I. Btliiay G. II. Meirinan W.J. Moore f S. LAND OFFICK. JJI. Watson Re IM vf . Snider Rtcelv.-i Mining blank at ofhee. Kxait-ttK-r I Bjreent-.:voii attorney . AkK COCNTT. Mp 0r eOriS .. . TrVaaurtrr. . . aaF!sor . . setiool Supt F.. S. Jaqumti Albert IVii F. O. ' amtroni w . i. Wf. . i y. wiiiit- C. K. Moor. C. W. Pent t H K. llcrytord Pan P.Mallo to'x ok i.kkv:kw. W. L. Sne!llil Maroi E Bailey i B7 P. Mmtov ( Co incilmen J," w. Tucter ( J.&. Lue t Wt B. 8-iidor Ri-eoroet AJlieDer.. Treasurer SITTING MACHINE. HOLLER BEARING. CH GKAOB. rve Tor OtmmiiiiiiouerA Stork Inaneetor II you are i liiiikitii; of organizing; tatqek comp-iii -enuruew sample Wall Srr"t -mrraved stock certiri - . W J J I r-rT- r Tr-Tt it,, rr m Butter paier at The Examiner ce. The Liet made, at ?'!75 for SOD and $4 M for lOXt. tf The Wall i-trvvt line of enirravtnt WHlIficatt'x of S'im-U and IJotnl ManKh at the Examiner oiiice. New Hamplt Ixltik reoeive.l Monday .evening. It you want nto (. certitii-ateH -e on aamples ami u t our prioen. tf Dutch luni'hat the Brewery Sa on. tf MAatomatlC Vulk fTKfVll by buy'nj this l3&5 reluble.hon,.. high frrrr' ; s.w LTniKl At Fur fresii- . 'C iV tir.pnritv ani rcli t 'S.Jl aliilitv.ForrV'aSeoca - .Vgf VVvV 4 are in a cl;iss lv tnnn s s-: selves. F2'mer3 b' f ,:7i 'wi&v - -1 liavecoafi.lence V -' '.W : i f'. alT." -S2r4 lotwalPtcau-e ts,jFy tltry kuo.t.:ey y V-r"--.- i. ISVite " on. Don't exix-n 'a; -" sfcN. mem v. it:i c:ieap S-S f X A xeedssentontbv j fcVL ,. a conscientiou'i IIOU!". Ferry's Sed Ahbuji for laini i I'KKH. .'liir D M.FuatCCaDaun.Mua. jx RONGEST OJA.V ; m Sewing 5 ' H ifANCi5w. 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OvtrMint Hew an Ingtnloit mo' ata toanio Ineongru.ty lui Jiiines, the cternn player In the Btatea of California, Oreott relate u ftory of the early tliiya of Nevada, and WaahlnKtnn Territory, " j ,(ip w, 10 WM tt u.,ber f aa exteuded to all the Ptthllo Land 1 . . . , . , . ... . ... , Htntea by aet of Atiuuxt, lHirj, Harriet "lly-liy-hisht t onihination dmn.t 0. Newell, of Lakvlw. ootintr of Lake, Htate of Oregon, Im thla day Hied In thla utile hi aworu atatantatit No. aniift, for the purehnae of the NW quarter, of Section :, In Tow 11 ah I p :1HH., lUnuo 17. K.. W M.. and will olfer proof to ahow tlmt the land aotiirht la more Talunlile for Ita tlm ler or ttone than fur agricultural pur Miaea, and to eatNlilUh hi cIhIiii lie ore Hi Kltr and Ueeelver at Lake view Oregou on Monday the 1 day of Mured, 11KW. He imniDM M witueaaea: P.M. Co ry, W. It. I InmnifrMley, L tl. Thorn as, Van Chuudler, all of Lnkevlew Oregon. A ny and all pemons elnlmlng ml versely the aliove denerllied IhihU are reiptesled to file their eliilms In tliU oflLte on or lefore nld "il ilny of MHreh, V.kW. 1)1-10 J, N. Wataon, Bolster. Tim tier iMnil olir.- Peptirtment of Ilia Interior, Cnlted KfHten LrihI Oltlee, Lnkevlew Oreuon, Pee. It. l!Hi". NOTIJK la herohy L-lveu that lit coinpltnnco with the proviaiiMia ot the act of (oiigreHti of Juno .'1, 1N7S, ft, titled "An net for Ihn hhIu of llinlu-r IhihIh In the States of I'HllfnrnlH, Ore- gnu, .Nevmlii, mi l W HHhiiik'tiiii 'Peri l tory," an extended In nil lh Ptihlio I.niid Stales hy net of Auguls 1. KV, .elln McSliiinn, ui Lakuvinw. emiatv of Luke. Stale of Oregon, Iimm tins day lllid in thM nlllce Iiim uni nlnte- in-lit, .No. fur lli puri-hiiHi. of mrlntlrnma in the mnall town of the we-t. The Mtiibrc'au of thia company iiosM'ssid, in add t' 'ii to her histn- OHM' liilililies, (Oil pill": I. For II In WO! ford pics th: t geiliOM Ol-e dieiti u 11 htil ii' the of her 1 ; if ' e I- erahle skill a a lure the voting be-n lie- I'OCH of f- 11 ' " e oine exam , 11 desir" hi a:i in- ' 1 iie the n i .nit surprised at 1. j Lake County Rxaminer. ! 1 ! DAS "T OT1IA 1 Baari tha f !W JJ1 " - liike The Big Four 'New York Tribune farmer Review of Reviews Success Magazine Lake County Examiner .for The Entire Family THE GREATEST SUBSCRIPTION BARGAIN OF THE YEAR vpRK.Tribune Farmer Review of Review Suaes- Magaziin Lake Co. Examine; WEEKLY. 20 pages, 121 by IS Inches. The most thoroughly practical, helpful, up-to-date Illustrated weekly for every member of the farmer's family. Regular Price per Year $1.00 MONTHLY. 125 pages, 7 by 10 iDchea. Edited by Dr. Albert Shaw, whose monthly commentnon cur rent history, at home and abroad, are recognized aa the most Intelligent and valuable found In any peri odical. Contains hundreds of portraits ot "people In the public eye," of cartoons, Illustrations and valuable original articles. Regular Price per Year 00. .MONTHLY. 00 to 100 pages, 10 by 14 lnche Every lusue Is full of brilliant and fascinating Serl J And Short Stories, original articles on "The Vor'i ol the World," wlthdepartraentscoverlngall pb - 3 of "The Home Life and the Person," und.w.tii many ineplratlonal feanures. Regular Price per Year I.0C WEEKLY: The Leading Paper of Southeastern Oregon; publishes all the latest land and Stock news of a territory embracing 200 miles square. Lake County,! Official paper. The Oldest Newspaper In Southeastern Oregon, established In 1SS0. R(9 lar Price per Year 2.00 Timber I. a ml Mlrr. United States Land Ottice view, Oregon, lee. i:i. l'J07. Notice in hereby given that in eoai pliance with the provisions of the Hi-t of Cnugress of June ;l. 1S7H. rutitled, "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of Califoruia, Oregou, Nevada, atid Washington Territory,'' us extended to all the Politic Laud States liy act of Aug 1st i, IS.rj, Maggie C. lierunn!, of Lakeview, county of Luke, State ot Oregon, has this day tiled in this ottiee his hworu statement. No. Iill, for the purchase of the SE quarter, NK quarter, E half, SE quarter, and SV quarter, SE quarter, of St ct ion .'10, in Town ship .'W S., Ilange 1!1, E., W. M., and w ill olfer pi oof to sliow that the land sought is more valuable for ita timber or stone than for agricultural purpos es, and to establish his claim to said laud before Register aud Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on Saturday, the itn day or March, rjon. He names wituesea: Otto Hardisty Jaa. E. McCoul, T. E. Uernard, O. W. Hardisty, all of Lakeview, Oregnn. Any and all persons, claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims iu this ottice on or before said 7tb day of March, 1908. .51-0 .1. N. Watson, Register. Here Uood Advice. O. 8. Woolever, one of the beat known merchants of Le Raya vllle, N. Y. eays: "If you are ever troubled with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured me of tbem for good twenty years ago." Cures evey aore, wound, burn or abrasion. 20c at Lee .Basil's Drug Store. the I.1.. of Seel ion No. - in ToMihtp No. IIS S , Range No. W, i:.. w. and will oiler tmiof to chow that the luml smiglit Is inoru valuable fni Its t itnber or stone thiol for null ciiltunil purposes, nnd to e:.tallinli hU i liiiin to hill. I land I'etolK Ri-kli-ter and Ueeelver nt Lakevien Oregon, on I'll U.iv. the lith day of 1'ein uni y. I'.HIM. He liiunes hh itne-Hi it ; .lames McShniiM, Km nk HiitclieiiH, of L-iki-viw Oregon, John St unit, o' Bnuau ii, Oregon, Ceorge lllooniingcaiiip, of Illy Oregon. Any and all persons .'limning ad versely the above ileM-i llicd latols Hre reUNlei lo tile their claims in this ottice on or lief ore sal I till, day of February, UK. fsi in. J. N. Watson, Register TMint it 1. 1 i Mini Oepartiuenl. of the Itilirlnr, Culled States Land Ottice, Liikeiinvi , I Iregiui, Dec. 7, 11K.7. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the piovisloiiM of the act of Congress of June II, 1 S7H, entitle. I, "A ll ct for t he sale of limber lands In the States of 1'nliforti ia Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by net ot August 4, ih'.i1' ,Min- lile A. Light, of LakevinA, county of Lake, Statu of Oergnii, has tins day I filed in this oltlee his sui.ru ntuieiiient. No .'IS-JS, for the pmchase of the SW quarter, NE quarter, W. half, SE quarter, and SK quarter SW quarter, of Section No. '-'I, In Township No. :J7 S., Ranuu No. 10 E., W. M., nnd will olT-r proof to show that the land sought is moie valuable for its timber or stone ttiaii for agricultural purpoxes, ami to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver nt Lake- view Oregon, on Wednesday, the '.'tlth day of February, VMH. lie names ns w ituesses: John .St I ml t of iioimnza, liregon, ). P. Malloy, Lena l Malloy, 1'. P. Light, of Lake view, Oregon. . ny and nil persons claiming ad verat-ly the. ubove described lands are requested to file their claims in this ottice uu or before said 'JOth day of I'Yhy. ,1'JOH. rsj- 10 J N. Watson, Regiiter. 'I I Iter IjiiiiI olire. United States Land Otllee, Lakeview Oregon, Dim. l.'lth, l!Mi7. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June , 1H.7H, entitled "Au act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada nod Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public, Laud States by act of August 4, IH'.i'J, Burr R. Mc.Martin, of Lakeview, county of Luke, State of Oregon, has this day Hied in this office his aworu statement, No. '.IK&, tor the purchase of the NE quarter, NW quarter, W half, NE quarter, and NW qaurter, SE quarter, of Section 'M, in Town ship .'W S., Range 18, E., W. M., and will offer proof to show that the laud sought la more valuable for ita tim ber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bla claim to said land before Register and Re ceiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on Thurs day the 19tb day of March, 1008. He names aa witnesses C. O. Price, C. O. Metzker, J. B. Auten, O. W. Hardisty, all of Lakeview, Oregon. Any and all persona claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their "claims in tbis ottice oo or befoie said 19tb dayaof March, 1908. 6110 J. N. Wataon Register. Al pJ The regular price of these 4 great publicaU" is - - - Our Price - - - - - - - $7.00 $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. THE POUR PUBLICATIONS MUSr P ENT TO ONE ADDRESS. Lake County Examiner, Lakeview, Oregon Timber Und Nstlre United States Land Office, Lakeview Oregon, Dec. 13th, 1907. Notice Is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congreaa of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the statea of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Poblio Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Anita Boyd, of Lakeview, County of Lake, State of Oregon, has this day filed In this office bla aworn statement, No. 3851, for the purchase of the W half, B half of Sec. No. 18, In Town snip No. 37 S.( Range No. 17 E., W. M ., and will oilier proof to ahow that the land sought ia more valuable for its timber or atone 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. He names as witnesses: W. R. Boyd, Zaok Wbitwortb. George Lynch, r'lauk Howard all of Lakeview Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adver sely the above described landa are re quested to Hie their claims ia this office on or before said 17tb day of March, 1908. M 10 J. N. Watson, Register Timber laS Natlee. '. Department, of the Interior United States Land Office Lakeview Oregon, Deo 8, 1907. NOTICE Is hereby, given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. en titled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territo ry, "as extended to all the Public Laod States by act of August 4, 1892, J a lies McSbsne, of Lakeview, county of Lake, State of Oregon, baa this day filed In thla office bla sworn rtate ment, No. 3810, for the purchase of the BW4 of Section No. 6. In Town- ahipNo. 38 a. Range No. 17 ., W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land aougbt is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish bis claim to Bald land before Register and Receiver at Lakeview Oiegou, on Mon day the 17tb day of February, 1908 He names aa witneses: Nellie Mo Shane Frank Hutcbena of Lakeview Oregon, John Stindt, of Bonanza Ore gon, (Jeorge Bloomingcamp of Bly, Oregon. , Any and all persons claiming ad versly the above (described lands are requested to file their claims lu this ottice on or before said 17th day of February. 1908. 5010 J. N. Watson, Register. "Mt'slU SHALL UK MY CONSOLATION.' the rie of the curtain to behold a splendid grand piano placed at tho foot of u hu'c mountain, the scene being tho Rockies. From the flies and down the steep puth of the mountain the soubrctto pid with all the hante of one pur sued. At the laiM! of the mountain she paired for breath; then, with a start, observing the instrument, she topped an if enraptured. Clasping her ha mis in cesU-sy, the Mmbrclto delivered herself of the following lines: "Tho fiendish' r-avuges have killed my parents and my only brother, they havo burned our cottage and stolen our cattle, but, luaven bo praised, they huc spared my piano. Music shall bo my consolation. And now, ladies and gentlemen, with your kind permission, 1 shall render that beautiful selection entitled The Maiden's Prayer." "Harper's Weekly. A 8ly Hit. "Henry .lames," ouid a publisher, "lives nt Rye, one of Knr'liuid's cinque port. Rut recently he left Rye for u time and took a house in tho country near the estate of a millionaire jam manufacturer, re tired. This man, having married an earl's daughter, was ashamed of tho trade whereby ho had piled up hi fortune, "The jam manufacturer one day wrote Mr. .James an impudent let ter, vowing that it was outrageous the way tho James servants were trespassing on his grounds. Mr. James wrote back : " 'Dear Sir I am very sorry to hear that my servants navo been poaching on your preserves. " 'P. S. Eicuso my mentioning your preserves.' " Brsve Bill. Patrick Jones, New York's super intendent of school supplies, was talking at a dinner about corporal punishment. "Corporal punishment in our schools is no more," he said, "and that it a good thing. Undeniably, though, under it many a boy show ed wonderful pluck. "I remember a boy named Bill. Bill, brave fellow, wm doing miser ably ont day in a geometry recita tion. "'Now, ilr,' said the schoolmas ter savagely, 'for tha last time, what is the square of the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle equivalent tor " It's equivalent to a lickin" fcr me, air. There', the club said BUI." A Rallraaa" lAsn'a Knsek. "That famous railroad man, the labs Samuel Sloan," said a New York banker, "loved fast trains and hated alow ones. They tell a itory about a trick he once played on a railroad whose service wai noto riously alow. "Having soveral times to use this railroad's afternoon accommoda tion, he caused a sign to be painted, which he took from his pocket and bung in front of one of the cars when nobody was looking. The sign said, "Passengers are requested not to pluck flowers while the train is in motioa." New Yerk Times. t '