AKKVIEW
PLUM
STAGE LINE
1. F.. Tavlor, Prop.
Office at B. keynolda' 5torc.
Mage leaves Lakeview Monti a ve, Vi
netriays and I 'cr e at 6 a. n ., arm
al l'Mih at V j a Leaves I fh 1tn
day. Tbondav and Saturday at
a. in., arrive- at lakeview at 9 p. m
I'ai-eenjrer ti x una way r 15 f.
round trip. t-rfiitlit rates from May
li i Nov. (- $.;.s ir hundred; fmu
5" 1st o Ma t 11.00 per henrlre
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Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
notice Ih li.'rvb.T given that all irriga
tion, or inlllreee dttchea on all trout
streams hrought Luke County, Ore.
iron, taunt In? screened with a smalt
inceh wire screening; at their head or
Junction with the main channel of
at ream. Alao all dania or obstruct
ions on aald streams nuiat le pro
vided with a tUh-tadder, or other ease
meana of passage, at or near the mid
die of the main channel, o a to al
ow the pnnge f trout at nil t linen
of year, aa provided by law. Said
work to be done at low water time.
or to be completed by rcb. t, ISKii.
By order of J. A. Harhnm.
Mieclal Deputy flah Warden for
Lake County, Oregon.
A. XI.
House
Painter.
New fine Creek,
lvr
Hanger .
. Oregon
TUIC DlDtD I kept e Blast kC. iu
InlQ rArin AJTt.rtl.lnt Agenee IM Hen.
mm street. Kan Prant'taro. I'al.. where
j eoatrsou lor ailvarllalnc ro be ntattr for It
Onhaerlher to
C frr
thotr I
Ih Kiamlnot who reiunn
from one local Uy to another. rh
roetnfne a.lilrvue nmtli remeniiM-r .
drop OiUofltee ort m their paper re 1
dreaded o the rltht poatofllce
n. O. CHURCH DIRECTORY.
The flrat Sunday In each month,
preaching at Union school house at
11 A. M. Aaide from thla preaching
every Sunday at 11 A. M. and ":.'
P. M. at Iakevlew.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
League at 6:30.
Prayermeetlng Thursday 7:30 P. M.
Ladlea Aid Wednesday 1:30.
. Choir practice Friday 7:30.
jj f A. WITHW, M. D.
Paisley, Orrrjon.
F. COSSI
Atteraey at Law
f.Lkevlew. Otx-ne.
. . I. Mini (tb-i, Lakevlaw
t , , l. . IIH'7
till' - re by J;IVII (lint lit COM-
I On' pn leiniia ot tha ael
i . i.i . ..nr 3. IH7H, eutltled
ii ' " the si.le ot timber hinds
li. id ni fitliioriiiM, Oregon,
Newtiltt, mimI WaHlitntftuu Territory,"
as txlenrii-i ti nil tlm I'ubllo liid
HtMies by set ol Atiwtiat 4, IWi. Addli
Tiller, of LnUeTlew, entiuty of Lake,
Stale of Oii'uon, Iinn thla day (ilad io
thio oHlee M aorti uliilemeiit. No.
"t inn ptiri'iiaaa nr tne ixw quai
ip niter, ami Lota I aud 0, o
i.: i" Townslitp No. 37 S.
N- 17 K . W. M . and i
t " i ini tn eluii thai the lan,
' r i i re lalnabte tor Ita tlmba
ii . a,' n nil Inr awrlciillural putpna
er. .ii. t ii chtHbliHli hia I'laim to aald
Ihi l i-rnri' lvitilnti'r ami Keeolver Ht
1 ,h ' . Oreion, on Monday, tha
Hit . ay ot March, liU8
) . iim i ik an it tieiw-e . tieo. Lynch,
1'. 1!. WuiKH'nck, M. S I la men, Sarah
T ii iloi ck, ull ot Ijikeview, Oretfuu,
M.y nixl nil peiemiM elainilnn ail
iv I'm- iitM-ve ii ei rlhed lamia are
-n l i. tlli their elalma In thla
i Uinre aald llitb day if
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J N. Watson, ReiiUter.
OFFIOE-tMv BulMiM.
. I VRJIATttr
Attmej--at-1 w
Ijiwd Matter leelll
A cordial Invitation la extended to : orncB-Daly Building.
you.
A. J. Armstrong Paator.
COMPOUND INTEREST
The trouble with moat adver
tisers la that ttiey expect Imme
diate returns of larre propor
ttona. One prominent edvertlaer
IQuatratee the principle of adver
tlaliig Id this way:
Th Biaaay mpcaeeA (r
TrtlalBar la tk aaai um
U lace4 at lattrMt Tk
rata fraa tk aiTertlaf aa;
mrm Tlrtaallr ta lataraat
ta lavcataaaat.
"Tlie sums epeat for adrertlamj
are properly chargeable to cap
ital account because the result
ing rood win Is somethlar that
has value, which. If the sdver
tlstar haa been properly done,
caa osually be sold for the face
value 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 realise re
salts from advertising- Is to com
pound the return." Advertista:
Kxperience.
Aevertlaara st seed ratwna
a tha inwit taraatad la
We reach tha
ale of Tin-It r Lcre.
Parties who have timlier land for
wale will do well to Investigate our
termaand niethoda of handling lands.
We have an office In La ke view, where j
contracts can l made and options
taken on land. We guarantee the
highest market price, and are in a
position to demand and obtain It, &
having lieen in the business for many 5
Kinnira nr Tllf ainnin IJikerlrw
v lUUlULR Ur IHt r.mPso.6
Mott on the 11 and 4th We.lne1y ol
V aaeh unth la M.nto Hull. t p. m
h. BILct, I omul loanuwr,
K. N. UuiTinM.CIork.
Tears and In close touch with all the '
w laksviewkncampment.no. u, S
Q I. O. O. P. meet (ha tat and Sd Thnrv
da? aTenlaaiolaneh month In Odd Pel
low' Hall. UkeTlew. J. O. Venator,
C. r C. O. MeUker, Serine.
land dealers of the country. Satis- syrprJ I
laciory reeuua guaranieeu djiiwls
(irande Inveatment Co. Write C O.
Metzker, Lakevlew, Oregon.
HHKKP HHAWItM.
Brndt wiin awaiiow rora is
LAKEVIEW
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
H. E. Babies, Prop'r.
Office in Bieber'5 Store
Stage leaves Lakeview daily, ex
cept Sanday at 6 a. m. Arrive
at Alturaa at 6 p. m.
Leavea Altoras for Lakeview si
6 o'clock s. m. or on the arrival
of the stage from Madeline. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 hours af
ter leaving Alturaa.
Freight - Matter - Given
Strict - Attention
first - Class - Accmodatlciis.
Imnae Drrw
jatilCd U0.IIJ riShi nr lor swes; revarw
lor wether. Mom two Hqanr Crop and HI"
la right ear. Tar Brand Ul. Rang, i rant
Lake PeatoBce addre. LakTlw.Oreoa
'limb.. I.rkiI Katle
Cniti d States lind Otlloe, Lakeview
ur.kiiii, live ,, WOT.
.N ol ice hereby jtiven that in com
pliMnce with th provisions of the act
of ii. rem of June 3, 1878, entitled
'. .i t ti r the ale of timber landa
In tin- Mates of California, Oreou
Ann i. Mint aeMiiKti u Territory.
aa exii-mi'i to all the Public Land
Stnie by act of Annuel 4, lsjej, Sarah
liHrrt tl. ot Lakeview, county of L.aka,
state of Oregon, haa thla any tiled lu
thin .ittice his sworn statement, No,
x t. r the purchase or the N half.
NL quarter, SW quarter NK quarter.
ainl .n quarter. SK quarter, of sect
ion IN. in Township 38, H., Kanga
.M , and will offer proof to
show that the lauil aougbt ia more
valuable for its timber or atone than
for , rimiltiit hI rmrrirfeiaa anil n
Jl ! tablinb hla claim to aaid laud before
& the lKltr and receiver at Lake
(0';vlew, Dreuon, on Friday, the 'sth
H I day of rebriary, 1908.
He names aa witnesses: G. W. liar
dltv, J K. McCoul, Oeo. Lynch, T.
E. Ilernard, all of Lakeview, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described landa are
reqtiexted to file their claime Id this
ofttce on or before aaid "JSth day of
Feby 19C8.
61-10 J. N. Watson. Register.
Zac Whitworth
Brand with Crop off tali
ear. Ball undarcrop or
rlf ht lor twes; rrs lor wether Tar Brans
W. Rang. PUh Creak. roatoBre ail rati
Lakeview. Oreaei
' , 7 VA I TV"
We have a full set of Mysell-Rolllns
& Co's., samples of Stock Certificated
and bonds, with price list. If you
are organizing a stock company get
our prices on stock certificates, tf
Family liquors at Post & Kings
$1,250 Reward.
The Harney coant
Live Block Aiaocl.
lion, ol which 1 am
a member, paytfT&O
reward forarldenca
leading to tha con
viction ol par I It
Iteallng atock be
longing to it mem
ber. In addition I
offer t&M reward
Horse brand horse-
ho bar oa allber
or both Jawa. Re
corded InSoonntlea
ans;e, Harnev, Lake and Crook Countlea.
Horace vented when sold. Horaea aold to paa
through thla section will be reported In thla
paper. II not ao reported, pieaae write or tele
phone The Time Herald, Main RM, Born. Ore
gon. W. W .Brown, Burn, Ore-
Reward for Horses
" I will give $5.00 reward for Inform
ation that will lead to the discovery
of any home branded with an old
norseenoe nrana on uotn jaws, piacea
as in tnecnt In tbls advertisement,
with fresh triangle brand underneath
the horseshoe. The triangle placed
in sucn a manner as would cover up
a bar on both Jaws. Animals muat
be found In the possession .of some
person or persons.
Timber liad Met ire.
United States lnd Onlce, Lakeview
Oregon, Dec. 0, 1007.
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June, 3 1878, entitled
"An at for the aale of timber land in
the State- of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
aa extended to all tb Public Land
atates by act of August 4, 181ft!.
William W. Hampton, of Paisley,
county of Lake, state of Oregon, baa
this day Bled in this otllce hie aworn
statement. No. 3824, for the purchase
of the SW quarter, NK, quarter, NISEI, Kec. &, T,
oair, ot, quarter, and bfci quarter, 1 1,1
, quarter, or Ket-tlon 'Si In Township
jo, .
offer
aougbt la more valuable for its timber
or atone than for agricultural purpos
es, and to establish bis claim to aaid
land before Register and Receiver at
Lakeview, Oregon, on Monday, the 24
in aay 01 r eoruary, luue.
He names aa witnesses: R D. Jack
son, Frank Dobkina, Oeorge Harper, of
ratsiey, ureoo, aud ueorge imery
01 Oliver la as, uregon.
Any and all persona claiming adver
eeiy tbe above do scribed lands are re
quested to file their clalma iu tbia
otilce on or before aaid 24th day of
Feb. 1908.
5110 J.N. Watson, Register
TIMMfcM tTH K.
Department of tbe interior, United
States Land Otllce, Lakeview Oregon,
Dec 7, 11)07.
Notice la hereby given that In com
pliance with tha provisions of the act
of Cougresa of June 3, 1878 entitled
"An act for the aaia of timber lands
In the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory,"
aa extended to all the Publlo Laud
Htate by act of August 4, IHIftl Lena
F. Mallny. of Lakeview, county of
Lake. State of Oregou, haa thla day
tiled In thla office hla sworn statement
No 38:i, for the purchase of the HW
quarter of rWtlon No. H, In Town-
sblp 'o. W K, Range No. 17 K, W.
M., and will oiler proof to show that
the bind aougbt la more valuable for
Ita tlinl.er or stone than lor agrlcul
final purposes, and to establish hla
claim to hM laud before Register and
Receiver at lkevlnw Oregon, 011 Fri
day, I hi 28th day of February, 1!K8.
He names as witnesses: John fitlndt
of lluiianra Oregon, D. P. Malloy, F.
P. Light, Minnie A. Light, of Lake
view, Oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming ad
versely the above described landa ara
requited to file their claims In thla
otllce ou or before aald 28tb da of
February, 1008,
01" . J. N. Watson, Register.
Timbre l-ana Settee.
United Statea I .ami onlce, lake
view Oregon, Dec. , 10U7.
Notice is hereby given that lu com
pliance with the provision of the set
or congress or June :i, 1878, entitled
"AU act for the sale of tltubtir lands
in llie Mates of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory,"
fjii-iiuou 10 mi me i-ulilio Laud
carl
of
this line
Ml... I 1.. ...1. ...1 ai
uivu 111 mis oiiicw 111a aworn state
meut, Ino. mzv, for the purchase of
ine w tSKi SK SV
.1 Slid ,t; of Hectlon No. llL In
lownwnip o. an H, Kange No. 18, K.
n. in., eiiu miii oner ornor to ahn
tbat tbe land aougbt la mors valuable
ror us 1 1 in lie r or alone titan for uri
cultural purposes, aud to establish hi
claim to aald land before Register sod
receiver at Lrftkevlew Oregon, ou
inurauay the aotb day of Feby., I'.kW.
He namea aa wltnaaaea! W. a. Uii.
ahlre, O. F Oliver, Cllde Cogburn.
K Kmally, all of Lakeview Oreuon.
Any and all persona claiming ml.
veraely tbe above deacrllte.l landa are
requested to tile their eiaima In thla
oftice on or before aald 20th day of
Feby. 1008.
6t-lo. J. N. Watson, Register.
Uepa rt men t of t hi" IZi er I i7r f f nTt !
States Land Otllce, Lakeview, Ore
gou, Nov. 2flL 1007.
NOT1CK ia herebv irlv en that flit.
State of Oregon has, uudor the pro
visions of the Act of Congress of Aug
ust 14. 1848. aud tha acts sunnlnman.
Ul and amendatory thereof, made ap
plication for the following decrlbed,
unappropriated, uon mineral, aur.
veyed public laud as indemnlt fnr
losses to Its grant for common achool
purposes, to-wit. :
List No. 238. for SWl. Rnn. 21. T
30 8., R. 10 K., W. M.
List No. 2:B, for NK4 RWl, SW
20 a. and Lot 4. Ho.
S.. lt.1 9 H. W.M .
any and all
Woman'sWorld
MRS. JAN KUBELUa.
Whe la Happily Married te a Men ef
Qeniu.
Twetify-aeven ' years ago tn pour
Ilohemlnn market gnrduner Kttnelllc
to whom eon lind Just Uhiii 001 ',
would have called I limine anyixniy nut
predicted tbnt the baby would inn-
marry Into the most excttisMe sriai"--racy
In Euioe, In his purt ol Hie
world music la the supreme an, inul
It aeemed natural that the king of
imxlern vtollnlsta should wed Cotmlee
Marlnnne Csaky, dnughter of one of
those undent lloheiulati boiiswa Unit
trace their origin further back limn
any other aristocracy In Kuroim, Ku
bellk was but twcnty thri-e years M
at the ti ne of hltt tnarrlnge. and t'ie
- - - ,w rw 1 . , uiil.U t.a
Klates by act of August 4, 1802, Pc
F. Wilehire, of Lakeview, county
ise, oisie 01 uregon, una
1 awe
a pin
NF-t 8W Seo,
Oernria rl mlnir nt.
, nai ge 10, r. w. w., and will veraeiy the above described landa are
prool to ebow tbat tbe land requested to file In thU office their
eaiu claims on or bofore the 31st day
or January, lOoH.
5010 J. N . V alien, Rrglste
Timber Laael Retire
To All Our
Subscribers
limber f-aad 111 Mice.
United SUtea Land Office, Lakeview
uregon, Uec vz, 11x77.
Notice ia hereby given that In com
pliance with the provialona of the set
of Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled
An act for tne aale of timber landa in
tbe btatea of Califorina, Oregon. Nev
ads, end Washington Territory." as
extended to all the PublloLsnd states
by set of Ansust 4. 1802,
frank F. Toler. of Lakeview. conn
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Sample copies free. Address:
C. O. iletzker, Lakeview, Oregon.
ty of Lake, Bute of Oregon, bss this V 1 " w.u, on. "
dsy filed in this office bla aworn state- d,'7' Y1" 2710 d'T ot eruary,
ment No. 382, for the purchase of the John
E half BE Quarter. NW ooarter. HE
quarter, and HE quarter, SW quar
ter, of Section 22, in Township 37,
8., Range 17, E. W. M.. snd will offer
proof to show that tbe lend sought is
more valuable for Ita timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, sod to
establish bis claim to aaid land before
Kegiater and Keceiver st Lakeview
Oregon, on Thursday, tbe 6th, day of
Marcn, iuub. lie names aa witnesses
E. E. Woodcock, Ai. B. Barnes, Geo,
Lynch. Barah T. Woodcock, all of
Lakeview Oregon.
Any snd all peisons claiming adver
ely tbe above described landa are re
I quested to file tbeir claims In tbia
office on or before said 6th day of
March, 1908.
6110 J. N. Watson. Register.
Uoilel Statea Land Office, Lakeview
uregon, Uec. 7tb, 1U07.
Notice ia hereby irlven that I
pliance with tbe provisions of the act
of Uongrsa of June 3, . 1878, eutltled.
"An set for tbe saie of timber landa
in lbs states of California, Oregon,
Nevada snd Washington Territory,''
a mifuuea io an ine 1'uLIio land
Stales by act of August 4, 1892,
Ueorge W. Uloomlngcamp of My,
ooumy or nianiain, state or Oregon,
Das ibis day Hied la this office his
aworn statement, No. 3831, for the
purcDaae ot tbe o half, NW quarter,
snd N half, SW quarter, of Section 24,
in Towoablp 87 S..Itanire 16 H. W.M .
snd will offer proof to show tbat the
land aougbt la more valuable for Ita
iimoer or stone than for agricultural
pnr poses, and lo establish bla claim
to aald land before Ken Is ter and K
celver, at Lakeview Oregon, on Thura
1908
Rtlnrit.
of Bonsnaz. Oregon snd James Mo.
Shane, Nellie McShane, Frank Hutch-
I os, all of Lakeview Uregon.
Any snd all persons claiming adr
aely tbe above described landa ara re
quested to file their clalma In tbls
office on or before aaid 27th day of
reDy. lyos.
62-10 J. N. Wataon. Realater.
Mil. IAX BUSBLIS.
little counteaa waa even younger.
Ibey live at Kolln, Bohemia, where
tbe famous violinist baa bought s caa
tle. and there they divide their time
between music and tbe care of their
twin daughters. If there la anything
in tbe adage tbat s good eon makes a
good husband. Mrs. Kubelik should be
very happy, for her huaband la dovot
ed to bla old peasant mother and deep
ly revere the memory of bis father,
who made every sacrifice for bla eon's
musical education. The Drat money
Jan earned by playing be spent to
buying a wreath for hla fathera grave.
Kubelik Is making a concert tour lo
America thla winter, and hla wife ac
companies blm.
Tlaaher Lm4 Netlee.
United Statea Land Office. Lakeview
uregon uec. inn luua.
Notice ia hereby given that in com
pliance with tbe provialona of tbe act
of Congress of June 3, 1878. 'entitled
"An set for the smIo ot tibmer landa
In tbe States of Califorina. Oreeon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
aa extended io ail toe robiio Jand
Btatea by set of August 4. 1892.
Thomas J. FowelL of Lakeview.
county of Lake, State of Oregon, bas
tola day Died in tbls omoe bla sworn
statement, No. 3836, for the purchase
of tbe Hi naif, NW quarter, snd W
half. NE quarter, of section 29. In
Township 38, 8., Range 16, E., W.M.,
snd will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for
Its timber or stons than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish bis
claim to said land before Register snd
Receiver at Lakeview Oregon, on
Tuesday, tbe 3rd dsy of March, 1008.
lie names as witnesses: Jamea E.
Murray, Paul E. lingua. A. Storkman.
Obas. Oliver, all of Lakeview Oregon.
Any and all persons clsimlng adver
sely tbe sbove described lands are re
quested to file tbeir claims in this
office on- or before said 3rd day of
Marcb. 1808
161-10 13. N Watson, Register,
Tiaabei-Land Netlee. ,
United States Land Office, Lake
view, Oregon, December 28, 1907.
Notice is hereby given tbat in com
pliance with tbe provisions of tbe act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entiled.
"An Act for the sale of timber lands
in tbe states of California, Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
as extended to all the Public land
states by act of August 4, 1892,
O. Oscar Metzker, of Lakeview,
county of Lake, state of Oregon, bas
tbia day filed in this office bis sworn
statement No. 3889, for the purchase
of tbe N balf EE quarter, SE quarter
SE quaiter section 27, and sWquarter
sw quarter of section 26, in township
38 B..K. 18 E. W. M , and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purpoaoa, and
to establish bis claim to said land
before Register and Receiver at
Lakeview, Oregon, on Thursday, tbe
2Cth day of Marcb, 1908. lie names
as witnesses:
J. D. Aoten, O. W. Hardlaty, O. 0.
Price, Burr R. McMartln, all of Lake
view, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely tbe above described lands are
requeated.to file tbeir clalm;in tbls
office on or before said 20th day of
March, 1908.
2-10 J. N. Watson, Regiater.
An Effective Room Oaoorstisn.
Not every girl la ao fortunate as to
have a largo room for bersulf, and
eapeclally If she be of a large family
ber ewa private room may be very
small Indeed, and it is then tbat all a
girl's Ingenuity Is brought Into full
plsy so tbat the beat possible effect
may be obtained in a limited apace.
Nothing so reflects a girl's character
and personality aa ber own bedroom
or boudoir. First of all, sn outsider
caa tell whether the girl Is naturally
neat or given to sblftleaaness. The
books first and then tbs pictures oo
the wall abow what sort of things moat
appeal to her, whether she la frivolous
or perhaps too serious mluded. and
even the wall paper reflects tbe natu
ral characteristics to a certain extent,
for a bright pink room with rose color
aboundAg everywhere must needs be
long to a sunny, happy disposition,
while a soft green paper relieved by
a note of pink or yellow In the border
and hangings Is aald to portray a char
acter rond or quiet and Intellectual
pursuits. '
It Is of course fer easier to make a
large room bright and attractive than
email one, but If tbe wall Da Dec la
carefully selected, of a pattern that
tends to give the effect of space behind
the design, and If tbe bauglnsa carrr
out the exact design and color of the
paper considerable sUe Is sdded to the
room. A striped paper, for eiamnU
Is not good In a long, narrow room un
less there ht a deep flower bordn- tr
shorten and widen tbe effect, while a
small design in tiny flowers or spray
Is better in a small than a large room.
For an extremely Uny room a Dlain
paper mrtfre or cartridge Is best, wlta
the curtains and chair covetinge of the
same shade in chlnts or of a bright
flowered chlnts matching tha border
ef tbe paper.
Tbe glazed English thin ties r a.
cldedly fashionable at the moment ni
certainly they do tend to brtuhten a
room even more than the American
and French chluts, with lu soft, dull
surfsce. lu eeloctiog the hangings aa
well as tbs paper for a room thr ia
much to be taken Into consideration
beyond the mere cbooelne- of an a tt
Uve pattern or pretty abode of color-Ing.
Getting Rid of s..i.
Often wbeu a
house she Is annoyed by finding pests
of various kind, ssneeun hthn.
W "af par. HVU