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Newspaper Page TextUNLUCKY THIRTEEN, uasritltlsus Pear of .This Number Datse Baok te Nerte Mythelagy. It la usually stated (hat (lie tuper UUoe objection to sitting thirteen at table la Christian countries wm baaed on the fact of the last supper, when Christ and til twelve disciples at down to rat toother Immediately before th Pnvloup waa selju-d by hla IK'lllll-N. Hut In the Nome rnjrt ltoliK7. which Is supposed to ntiteditle the Introduce tlon of C 'lirlnt In iittjr anionic the north men. nml the aiiM-ratlllnii referred to In the Mi I f tin t at a hauqtir-t of the T'xlx 1-oUI. I he spirit of mischief, In truded hluiMeir. milking thirteen at the tatde. wherefore there waa n fight, and Iliilhour, a young hero espccliilly loved b.v all the itodx, was killed, for the .ut m the ohjectliin To thin ntimlwr aeeiiiM to huve existed even before Christianity Among tlie'l'urks the Bum Ur In so illxllked and feu red thnt It la never t mimed; with the Aitecs, the aborlglm- of Mexico, It waa I te lle ved to hiie magic power, and a like fancy lm Imimi found la other Indian trll.es Among the Ignorant hliick of the south the Teiir of thin utunher In any connection lit actually aliNtird. but Whether Ihe.v hnve burrowed this Idea. from their Imperfect knowledge of Christianity or whether It In a survival of the oodoo worship of their atices torn It Ih ImpoNMlhln to nay, for the su perstition hna n strong hold every wh even among IIioho who abonld an. is-tlcr thmi to be awnyed by It. Iu Italy It In never lined In making up tlio nui, rn of the favorite lotterlea, and In I aria It la omitted In number In if the houses on the atreeta. Ilouae keeMT. SELECTING A BOOK. Not' a Easy at It 8omstimsa Sstms te Be. It uiiw tlmt every one should know how to select a hook for a present, but If you stop to think about It It la not an etuy mntter nt all. In the first plnce, one hna to Ite a very good Judice of Hue literature to make a proper se lection, and It must be something which. If not of Individual tnste. will be exnetly proper for the recipient There wn a young lwy who bad ft wonderful fondiiesa for books. He wiin uot a ly lu a position to buy gooil books or gr-t the tost rending iiuitter. One dny a lady saw hlui rending a cheap detective story, and she Inquired If ho liked to rend. He ndi:;l!tcd ti lf fotidncKM for books. She tttruh'htwity offered hlin the UHe of her library, with the privilege of com ing mid going nt tils will to take or return n Imk k. It In truly remnrkable vh.it Hint little net him done for the by, for It has taught him to love the licet lltcint'ire. He I n good Judge j of t!i. tout works, nml the Instruction received him been an education. One ' feels sorry for the ntmoii who Ih ihe j recipient of Lueih." w hen the owner ! has no fondiietiii for poetry. One per- j son iiil-lit prefer hook written b.v old llMMi-n; at tiers would like FOmcthlllg ! of present llctlon, nnJ llicro U no tot- ! ter tvsy to find out what It wanted , t tit) Tl to bring up the subject. I0 tint purchase poiuleroiiN works for men or , women who do not have ponderous thinking eiUlpmeiits, mid do not send n shallow took to a strong minded render '4- the r.ilplent will think It Is ' your -hee of what Is pur excellence j i.i m.... ... I NEEDLEWORK NOTES. When altering n btonftV. It Is a nils take to move the shA'ulder seam to the front. A better plan Is to let It drop backward !nfol of forward. A thin Vt-ilt or one thnt frays easily can be "tit out totter If laid totween beets of thlu paper and the pattern cut 'through paper and material to aether. A coilnr lining of tuffeta should 1 cut so that the front psrt Is ou the straight of tho material, and the curv ed (tart of the collar Wilt then eoma on th Mas. To strengthen Wrt buttonholes stitch them rounA With cotton after they nre finished. They will thea lat much longer and not tear away from tbo material. It Is a good plan to bend steels or whalebones nt tho waist line when making a bodice before putting them Into the casings, an the bodice will then fit c'oser to the figure. After atltchlng dowif a seum press with a hot Iron, and If no seam board la at band It ts useful te Inow that a rolllug pin wrapped In a clenn cloth will answer the purpose equally well. Iu sewing a piece of material on the bias to a straight piece the former Is apt to become stretched. To avoid this tho bins should be placed underneath, and It will tnen be sewed In evenly. In making a blouse too deep a round must not bo cut for the neck at the outset It la better to try It on first and tben outline a semicircle In front with a tow of pins, cutting It evenly on a fiut surface. Turnover Collars. X girl famed for originality and fine cwlng baa been making gifts to her frlenda of fine lawu turnover collars teuimed on the lower edgo and then embroidered ou the hem with hearts nd clubs alternating. These are bout au Inch apart. The material she uses la very sheer, and she lays It over the card, then draws the device with ber pencil, allowing for the hem, which is as wide as the diamond Is long, In order that tin embroidery may bo worked on double goods. She uses mercerized cotton for this work, red for tho diamonds and bluck for the clubs and finishes the neck with a black tlo. The effect la particularly mart. CentMt Notice. Department of the Interior, United fltatas Land Office, Lakeview, Ore gon, January 23, I HOB. A sufficient contest affidavit baring been (lied In tbls office, by K. F. Tol er, contestant, against homestead entry No. 2244, made May 10, 18!K. for W half, NK iiarter, W half HE quarter, off -taction 2H, Township II" H., I U ii ire 20 J?., by Fsrnhsm K. Harris, Contestee. In which It la alleged that aid Harris baa wholly and totally abandoned said claims laid entrymao has wholly failed to establish bis resl ilnnce thereon ; that he bus wholly abandoned said entry for uinte than six months fast past, and that said alleged absence on the said land was nut due to tils employment In the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United tttataa aa a private soldier, officer, snatuau or marine during the war with Spain or during any other war iu which the United (States may tie engaged, said parties are hereby uot Mud to appear, respond and olfer evidence touching said allegation at IU oVleok a. m on April 20, IfKiH, be fore Iteglster and Itccelver, at the United Htstes Land Office In Lake- view, Oregon, The said contestant rmv log, In a proper affidavit. : filed Deo. '.':!, 1!K)7, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal ser vice of tills notice can not be insde. it is hereby ordered and direc ted thnt such settee be gWea by due and pro per publication. H-0 J N. Watson, lEegister. Tltnl.rr a,llc-r. United Htates Land (Jllke, Lnkevlow Oreion. l-b. , 11MW. Notice Is hereby glveu that in com pllanci! with the provisions of the set of ('otiKress of .'line 'A, IM7H, eutitlml "Au act for tho sale of timber lands in tho fttalea nf California, Oregon, Nevada, and VN'ashlugtou Territory," ns extended to all the I'ubllo Iaud Htates by act of August 4, 1W.L Kim a K. Hartzog, of Lakevlew, county of Lake, Htate of Oregon, has filed In tbla otllce his sworn statement. No MM, tor the purchase of the K half, E half, of section 7, in Township 40 H., Kaoge 21 H, W. M., and will offer proof to show that the lund sought Is more valuable for Its timoer or stone than for agricultural pur poses, and to establish his claim to uaid laud before ltegleter and Iteceiver, at Lukeview, Oregon, on Weduesday, the O h day or May, Mm, He names aa witnssiies: Kdwln Hatzog, Kit jab Smaller. Ilenrv Funk. ii. C. Fitzgerald, all of Lake view Ore- goo. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above described lauds are requested to file their claims in this ollice on or before said Cth day of May, 1IHJ8. 810 JJVWatson Register. Timber Land Ketlre. United States Land Ollice, Lakoview Oregon, Feb. lit, 11SJ8. Notice is hereby given that In com pliance with the proviinns of the act of Congress of June 3, 1H78 entitled, An act for the sale of timber luuds lu the Stated nf California, Oregon, Nevada, ami Washington Territory," as extended to all the l'libllo Laud States by act of August 4, SX .In tin , BarhaiH, of Falsify, county of Lake , Statu of Oregon, has tiled iu this o til en his sworn statement No. 4UJJ, for the purchase of the SK quar ter, .NW nuurter, of Section 2, iu Township HI, H., ltangt) It), K, W, M., an I will alfer proof to show that tho laud sought is more vuluublo for its timber or atone thuu. for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before Kelster and He elver, at Lakevlew, Oregon, on Wed nesday tho 27tb day of May, i'.K)8. He names as witnesses: Ceo. V. Cooley, Bam Dunistor, of loisly Ore gon. John Simmoas, t.leo. W, Harrow, of raisley, Oregon, Any aud all persona i-uiming ad versely the above dvsciil'.ed lands, are) reiiested to tile their 'claims iu this ollice on or before sail 27th day of May, ltx8. 8 J0 J. N. Watson, Register. Tldilwr Vmul .Noilre. United States lnnd Office, Lukeview, Oregon lVb. 1R, ltK)8. Nolle Is hereby given thut In com pMancn with tho provisions of tho wet of Congress of June 3, 1"8, eutttkst, "An Act for the sale of Timber iYida in the states of California, Orogon, Nevada, aud Washington Terrttunry, " as extended to all the publiu Ued states by ct o.' August, 4 181)0, Vigil Conn, of FBlslef Wninty of LUke, state of Orregou, tuts filed in this office hla sworn fitntement No 4031, for the purchase of the NK quar ter, of Section 7, In township 38 S., Ititnge 10 K, W. M. and will olTer proof to show that tho land sought is mora valuable for its timber or stone thuu for agricultural purpose i, aud to establish his cluim to said laud before Register and Receiver at Lakevlew Oregon on Monday the 1st day of June, l'J08. ne nanrea as witnessos: J. H. Auten, F. P. Ltglit, T .J. Powell, U P. Mal loy,all f Lakevlew Oregon, and Oda Cravetid, of Klamath Falls Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adver sely tho above described lauds are re quested to tile their claims iu this office on or before said 1st. day of June 11)08 810 J. N Watson register. Timber Land Notice United States Land OUlce, Lakoview Oregon, Feb. 7th 1908. Notice is berbey given thst iu com pliance with the proviaons nf the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled, "An uot for the sale of timber lands In the State i of California, Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington, Territory," as extended to all the Publio Land States by act of August 4, 18112, Daniel Chandler, of Lakevlew, county of Lake, State of Oregou, baa filed in tbl ollice hla sworn state ment No. 4006, for the purchase nt the SK quarter, of Section 20, in Town ship 38,S . Range 17 K., W. M., aud will offer proof to show that the laud sought is mote valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur poses, and to establish Lis claim to said land before Register and Receiv er, at Lakevlew, Oregon, ou Friday, the 15th day of May, 11)08. He names aa witnesses: Henry Newell, P. M. Cory, William U. Ham mersly,Will J. McKee.all of Lukeview Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to llle their claims in this ollice n or before said 15th day f May, 10 8. 710 J. N. Watson, Register. A Reliable Reined CATAnnii Ely's Cream Balm I snick ly sbtoitW. irti ftIMrf al Ones. It oleauMHi, aoothns, heals and iirotecta the disesfwd menu brsne resulting from CsUrrb and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Itesture the Hus of TnxUt and Hinell. lull sixe 60 eta. at DnigKlxts or by mull. Liquid Cream liulin for ue In atomizers 7A eta. tly Hrotbem, M Warren Htreet, New York. rape af th TV Sta Frendsco Chronicle The Weekly Chronicle Ths very tteat weekly Newspaper auaUahea' la the entire West. $1.50 a Year Iwladlos imUn sar -t nf Um UbIumI MiahM, Uuli aud Mtilco If la heat because, betides printing all Ih aews of Ihe world s.ioh w-K In aa Intereitlag way and tally llluitntlnf msay srtlolsi, It has ssoiai dsparv meats devoted l ACRICULTURt H RTICULTUR f-'OULTRY LIV STOCJt M.KING LITERATURE FASHIONS sad SrOkTS These are arealded erse W editors bavlaf a thorosfti kaowU edge of thslr apeotaltlas. The M(t daveted to Afrculturs. Hortlcu turs. Poultry and Live Siook ars well Illustrated and fl.lsd wtih matter ef the greatest Interest le all engaged la thee industrial, every 11 a e belag written by theee who are la eloee touoh with ooadlUens prwvalUnf on this CeasL ( SEND FOR SAMPLI CO FT. It wlU be seat free. De yoa vaa4 aSo Canatsai Reversible Map? Showing the United Statao De mtntoa ef Canada sad Nertaeia Mailoe mi esM sld MAP OF THE WORLD, sreaeatiaf le view la ise eoeltawwaa saaa, wltk aU areas la tree arapoCfleai the es Ure sorfaee ef eW Eartk oat the ether aide. Sawd tlisiptts Maa aaat "VHkr Oirealeikr Ur sate ywa. paalage ansaid M Maa aaat The Dairy tnd Mzp V at ii aaal Only H?5 1 Yes? l 1 ;i...:i ii iinicuiy ylbliLi to treat y tlio ag"i.ublfi, aromallo Ely's l...!m. It is rwKived through the ... it.lv un 1 rl iinm-s mi l h.als the whole f.r;.i.-.' ov.-r which it dilfiws itself. Irug ;! .s b 11 the .'. ic. siio. 'j'c-t it and you ro : iro tg co.iUuuo tho treatment till re 'iuved. Annnnnooinciit. T'i rfomminl ite tlmio who are psrliiU .. !! nso f atomizers iu applying liquib r,to t'.ie .uuU passages fur cainrrhal tri i.'.-i, tlio ptwyrictor p-epare Cream Kalm in .l ii 1 for n, which will be knowu as Ely's i.i jui 1 Cr A'fn lWm. l'riee inctndmg the r. iug I'-ilM is 75 emits. lmgfct.ts or by ii II. T'.ie l'iiid fr:n -nil)odi.s the nied- .-. t proH-rtius of the solid j-rtirutiou. $1,00000 Reward. The Oregon. CultfMtlila & Nevada Livestock Protective AsHOclntlon will give 1000 Rexvnnl for the con vlctlou of any fiRTty or parties steal ing; horses, catte or mulea belonging to any of the following; members of thla Association: Cox & 'Clark, Chevuican Land & Cattle Co., Heryford Land & Cattle Co., Lake County Land & Livestock Co., Warner Valley Stock Co., Wiu W. Brown, Geo. M. Jones, Oeo. Hau kins, S. H. Chandler, 0 A. Relmrt, N. rine, W.A. Currier, Frauk U. Uauera. J.C. llotchktss, Calderwood liroa., T. J. Brattaln & Sons, T. A. Crump, Cressler & Bouner, W. T. Cressrer Maud I. I'.aiubo. n,M,..,a W. I'- Hkuvfokh. Presld't ii Kits r j, Mu.i.Kit, Sec &Treaa. W. 1'. 1 1 KHYFORU FlKANfR COM.iF. M. (JltKKS S. U. ClIAMH.KU Notice for Publication. To Geo. II. Ayres, Ous Schlagel A. C. Lowell, and Al. Farrow : You are hereby notified: T batl have expended 1100.00 one hundred Dollars In labor, aul improvements, udoh the Monarch Mining claim, lo cated in the Paisley Mining District. as will appear by certificate Hied in the office of the County Clerk of said County, in order to bold said premls es under the provisions of section i'2L revised statutes of the Uuited States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 31st, 1107, and if withiu W days after this notice, by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner, your luteiesta in sum ciaini will become the property or ine buo scriber uuder said section 2321, 3 3m Stephen (Jay lord. Subscribe for The Lake County Ex amlner, If .you waut the news. tt r LAKEVIEW SADDLERY ? S. P. AHLSTROW, Proprietor. The best Vaqup-ri1 die on the market. t' Also a complete line of wafo and buggy barneas, wLlo robea, rlataa, Mta, apura, J quirts, rosettes, In fnct every thln In the line of carriage and horse furnlnhlngs. lUt- palrlg by competcnte rnn. ERECTED IN 1000 MODERN THROUGHOn FIRST-CAL55 ACCOnnOPATlONS SAnPLE Roon For COnriERCIA TRAVELER- COURTEOUS TREAT MENT SMSIIIow LIGHT & HARROW, Propnetor A Memorable Day. One of the days we remember with pleasure, as well as with profit to our health, is the one on which we be came acquainted with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the painless purifiers that cure beadacbe and biliousness, and keep the bowels right. 25c at Lee Heall's Drug Store. ECZBMA and PILE CURE f REE KnoVflnir whnt It was to r.f- fir. I Will give Fit EE OF CHAP.t.E. to nny afflicted a posjtlvr Cure br Ecu-ma, Salt Ktieum, Kryaljielaa. Pllea and Skin Diseases. Instunt iv. Ilef. Pont Buffer longer, Write F. W WILLIAMS. 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. Enclose Stamq. J." II. Cutter whiskey at the IVote Lakeview bar. The best and purest whisktey made. tf. The Examiner prints towtoehip plats, and makes them into books to order, tf I LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. k INCORPORATED i-' m VVIT11 a l a InrH.Mlll " -MrtlMllll rental L mmmmimmmm ever made in Lake County, and every Deed given. ERRORS FOUND. In transcribing the records we have found numerous mortgages recorded in the Deed record, and not indexed; and many deeds are recorded in the Mortgage record and other books. Hundreds of mortgages and deeds are not indexed at all, and ate most difficult to trace up from the records. its We have notations of all these Errors: Others cannot find them. We have spent hundreds ol dollars hunting up these errors, and we can guarantee our work. J. D. VENATOR, Alanager. f- -7- J I'll S- : 1 ? - ... - "' : A Farmers, have yor butter wrap iers printed at The Examine office, instead of sending awny for tbem. You keep your money at home, and oatronlu them that patronize you, TewldeH, you see what you are get rlng and don't have to pay for it if it doenn't suit you tf OASTOniA. 6an Us f m YoB Han Alwa7 vXy The Examiner has a suddIv of firs class butter wrapper paper on hand now, at tho following prices: For 000 Wlappers, printed, 12.5, li Kit printed 81.50. tf S. F Ahlstrom, the saddler, ha Ye 'ceived a new shipment of gloves, the i beet in the market. If yo wan : gloves good ones call at he Ahl strom Harness Shop. "JO tf. e have made an entire transcript of all Records in Lake County, which, in any way, affect Real Property in the county. We have a complete Record of every' Mortgage and transfer NOTICE Blue prints of any town ship In the Lakevlew Land District can be haJ by applying to the under signed. All work up lo date. Checking; made from the Land Of fice Records at the time the prints are made, work neatly and promptly- done W. B. Snider, Lakevlew Oregon. Tlaaber Iiad Satire. United States Land Office, Lakevie Oregon. Feb. 21, 1908 Notice la hereby given that in conk pliance with the provisions of the uct of Congress of June 3, 137P, entitled, "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregos, Nevada, and Wasbmuton Territory, as extended to all the Publio Lanel States by act of August 4, 1802, Kate Cola ban, of Bonanza, county of Klamath, State of Oregon, baa Dial in this office his sworn statement New 4063, for the pnrcbase of the B batf, NW quarter, SW quarter, NW qnartee; of Section 32, in Township 38, a. Kange 16 E., W. M., and will off proof to show that the land sought Jai more valuable for its timber or stouts than for agricultural purposes, and t establish bis claim to said land befor Couctv Clerk of Klamath Coonty, ajft bis ofbee at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 19tb day of May, UX. He names as witnesses: Ida Howsraf of Lakevlew, Oregon, Maggie OAs ha n, of Bonanza, Oregon, Oda Crave as, cat Lakeview Oregon, J. C. Cravens of Lakeview Oregon. Any and all persons claiming a3 versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in thai office on or before said 19b day of May, 1908. 910 J. N. Watson, Keigetec Tlabcr Land Notice United States Land Office, Lakevlew, Oregon, Jan. 17, 1908. "Vrtfln lm hmrahv ffiVAn Ihflf. in nan. .0 - - pliance with the provisions of the M of Congress of Jane 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, aa ovtpnrlprl in all the Public La 44 States by act of August 4, 1802, Manuel banders, or L.aaeview, co.ra ty of 1 'Ar. State of Oregon, baa -Hue day fl'.fd in this office hie -bvch statemrct. No. .. f;- be parnhata) of the S half, SV. mr!;- trad W ball 8E r .i.'..-tr. ot t-i t U-.i No 10, lm Tow ',.: i -,; - J.; '' E., W.M , and a I r; :o sr.ow that taai. tanj oug: 1 U mr-- ; al .table tor its timber or J t ti - I r sgrwcultnral ' nnri l.. . m.' .ish bis elates to Baid land before Keister and Re ceiver at Lakeview Oregon. Saturday, the llttt day ol April, iw. n namPH witneeees: 'L. ' C Thomas, Walter Howard, of Lakeview, Oregon, James Biaisueuoi my, gon, and U. 11. jJusenoery-ci-xaiBie, Oregon. ... . Any and all persons -claiming ad versely the above described lands, a requested to file their claims in this office on or before said tilth day . April, 1908. . 4I0 J. J .Watson, Registot W V-r