Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, May 21, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFREE The Great AMERICAN FARMER Indianapolis, Indiana. The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation, Edited by an Able Corps, ofj Writers. The American Farmer i the only Literary Farm Journal'imb Iishcd. It fills a position of its own and has taken the lead ing place in the homes of rural people in every section of the United States. It jjives the farmer and his family something to think about aside from the hum drum of routine duties. Every Issue Contains an Original Poem by SOLON L. GOODO. Within the Next Ninety Days We Offer TWO For the PaiCC Of One: . TtlC County Examiner The Leading Count Paper and The American Farmer BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2 his unpa ralleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within ninety days. Sample copies free. Address: ( ' ; C. O. HetzkeiV Lakeview, Oregon. $1,250 Reward. The Harney count) Live stock Asooci (Ion. of which I an a member, payt I7SC reward for evidence leading to the con viction of parties teating siocc oe longtnr to its mem Jbers. In adrlition I i offer $500 reward Horae brand horse- ahoe bar on eitbei or both Javs. Re corded lnftcouDtlea tange, Uarner. Lake and Crook Counties Hones vented when sold. Horses sold to pan h rough this section will be reported in tni aper. If not so reported, pleaoe write or tele hone The Times Herald. Main 824, Barns, Ore on. VV. W .Brown, Burns. Ore- Reward for Horses 1 will (five $5.00 reward for Inform ation that will lead to the discovery of any horse branded with an old horseshoe brand on both Jaws, placed as in tecut in thin advertisement, with f;-eth triangle brand underneath the horseshoe. The triangle placed In euch a manner a would cover up a bar on both Jaws. Animals must be found -in the possession of some person or persons. LAKEVIEW ALTURAS STAGE LINE H. E. Buiu, Prop'r. Office in Bieber's Store titage leaves Lakeview daily, ei cept Sunday at 6 a. m. Arrive at Alturas at 6 p. m. Leaves Alturaa for Lakeview at 6 o'clock a. m. or on the arriva of the stage from Madeline. Ar rives in Lakeview in 12 hours ai ter leaving Alturae. Freight - Matters - Given Strict - Attention first - Class - Acomodatlons LAKEVIEW PLUSH STAGE LINE 1 E. Taylor, Prop. Office at B. Reynolds' Store. Stage leaves Lakeview MondayB, Wed needayt and Fridays at 6 a.m., arrive at Plush at 9 p. m. Leaves Piueh lues days, Thursdays and Haturdays, at 6 m., arrives at Lakeview at 9 p. to. Passenger fare T3 one way or $5 for round trip. Freight rates from May 1st to Nov. 1st $.75 per hundred ; froa Nov. 1st to May 1st $1.00 per hundre A Memorable Day. One of the days we remember with pleasure, as well as with profit to our health, is the one on wLich we be came acquainted with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness, and keep the bowels right. 25c at Lee Heall's Drug Store. Butter paper at The Examiner office. The Rest made, at t'2. 75 for 0 and M.50 for 1000. tf To All Our J K J , f V i g COMPOUND INTEREST The trouble with most adver tisers la that they expect imme diate returns of large propor tions. One prominent advertiser Illustrates the principle of adver tising In this way: The aaoaa eaaeaaeel far aaertlalaa; la tae suae aa If pla.ee at latereat. The areata (rant the aavertUta are vlrtaally tke latereat aa tka laveataaeat. "The iuius spent for advertialng arc properly chargeable to cap ital account because the result ing good will Is something that has value, which, if toe adver tising ha been properly done, can usually 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 Co realize re sults from advertising Is to com pound the returns.' Advertising Experience. Advertiser set good returns an the amount Invested la our columns. We reach the pie. Blue Prints Made. I will make P.lue Prints of any tract of land In the Lakeview Land District, and do abstract work. all on or write W. U. HXIDEK Lakeview, Oregon. 48 tf Dutch lunch at the Rrewery Sa loon, tf To Cure a Cold In One Day rake LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE Tablets. All druggists relund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's nature is on each box. 25c. Bean tit j m Kind Yan Haw Alttayi IS8 Kind Yob Haw Alttayi BonH Paper at u Coast Th- Sn Frtndsco Chronicle I The Weekly Chronicl- 1 The very teat weekly Newspaper pubitehed la the scire Wast $1.50 a Year jnrloiUng paton s i iri of Um I aited i aama ads and kloiico II la keat because, besides -itin al the sews of the world an m ereitlnj way ul.) "iuj!rtinj many c I las ipeoja. depart " B' ev -ed to aGRICULTURI H 1CULTUR .'i-TK Y . V STOCK v NC WATUR1 IONS a: S ORTS "ui are presided e-var Vy having, a thorough knowi rher specialties. The eveied to Af r culture, 'ire, Poultry and Live .r anil Illustrated and v matter e (he rreateet o ai enraged la theae ". every Hat telar n by those who are In close I uC" witk ooodltlaoa prevailing no tnU Co ait. t SEND FOR SAMPLE COPT. It will be teat trae. Da yoa want the Chreaaalt Reversible Map? Sliowing the U at tad States, Do minion ai Canada aael Northers Mailoe aa aaa side. MAP OP THE WORLD, reeeatiar ta view In ia aeadnueas ansa, with al! areas la tras sreaortlo, the ta e.-e aarfaae ef tat larta aa the other at da. Seas P las nl ft "Veafcry Ckroeeale tar tate year, pasters triatld aa Maa aaj Paper. The Dairy end Atop aaaaC aaatasa aaat Only X&jS a Ycsr CM. It you are thinking of organizing a tock company see our new sample 50 REWARD. A REWARD of fifty dollars is here by offered for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person who has stolen wires or other property, from our Company ; and the same reward is hereby offered for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of anyone des troying the property of the Company. Chas. U m bach, Secretary Lake Co. Tel. & Tel. Co. ICtf. J. II. Cutter tvhisKcy at the Hote Lakeview bar. The best and purest Tb whiskey made. 15 I A Reliable Remedy CATARRH Ely's Cream Bain Is ontckl ahtArtsd. Oivtt Keliel al Once. It clewnwa, touthoa, hila ami protects tht diKiAof mom. brane ronultinr (nun Cntarrh ut drlvm away al'ol.l in (lie lloa.l uni. klr. Ki'ntoriw tle 8onnof Tate ami Nmrli. Full siro : f0 rta, at I)rtit,'Kiit or ly mail. Miui Orram ltalm for p In totnfrn 7, i-t, Ely ltrtbtr, 6ti ivrreu Strwt, Niw Vork. THIS HAPtH l k'.t mi tile at K.C. Hud A.lvi ril.lna Aai'iirv IJ4 Hn ."n Kraiii'lx o, t el., where I'DUtrni'tM fn ailti'TlinillV f I li lllKlir inr II Siil'urrllx i lo I he Kiamhirr wtio ri'innvt from oii' IimkIiiv to anoihrr, ir hiiir, Ihi ir tHiioflii-,' Klilri')m utioiiM r'ini'iiitHr u j ilro. i It to ntltre a curil no llo-lr xr'l be at ; ilrcir(1 In Kii' rti;hl itonlorttt'i. llornr J al l I l.nkrvlrw, Orrfni MKIl I. - IVi lluli.liMK I r'. lot lt.-',r-nt-liv a jin it Matter MH-rlall) OKrtfh- l'l' huililiua. V t A f 'fr r t , . Willi IM M. D. I'll VMM I Had HI Kl.ro Paisley, Oregon. House v.v.J5 Paper U I II ' u T Pointer Ha:iRcr . Oregon New Pine Creek, - r MM ! James Barry r.lTeT lor . fft;. for wtfitnTa hiiui Mtirt- rop Id righi fvr fm Hrtni 111 Khmh r Lak t'oeiioltli t-tt'itlri- l-4kt irw r m CHAS. E. RICE. Musician and Director ol the Lakeview Citizens' Hand Lakeview - - - - Ureg n The Wall Klrcct line of etigrnvfi :ertltk iitif of Stm li tind Itiiuil bliniki t the Kxatnltier otlU-e New snmpli look retflved Mniulny evenltiK- I VOU WHUt HlOlk ( t Tl Itll till m mc I nipli i- ami n t ur prlcce. n Timber Land Notice United State Laud Utile Lllkl view, Oregon, April 17, 11HW. Notice ia hereby given tbut In l i. pi lance with thn provitlone ot the u of Contiress ot June 3, 187H, eutitit "An act fur the tale of timber inn in the atatea ot California, Oregoi Nevada and Washington territory, as extended to all the Public Li States by act of August 4, IH'.rJ L. C Emerson, of Lakeview, cohuij Lake, State ot Oregon, hat fl !- this office his sworn statement. No. 3747, for the purchase of the Kasthall NW quarter, SWJi NVV quarter Seu. 'S2, and SH quarter NE quarter, of Sec tion No. 31, in Townsbip No. 40 H.. Kanue No. I'l R, VY. M., and a ill otfer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable tor its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis clalu, to said land before ltegistet auu Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon on Fri day the 20th day of June, 11)08. lie names as witnesses: M. E. Musgrave, Rose Miif grave, Arthur lie hart, Orauville llardisty, all ot Lakeview, Oregon. Any and a'l persons claiming ad versely the above described landa are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said -0th day ol June 1908. J. N. Watson, Register. 17-10 Timber Land Notice Luited States Laud Office, Lake view, Oregon, April, 17. 1!K)8. Notice is hereby given that in com piinnce with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, euitled ''An act for the snle of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington Terriory, " aa extended to all the i'ublio Land States by Hct of August 4, 18U2, JOI1M W. RKHAK'f, of lakeview, county of Lake., State of Oregon, has filed in this oflic.e bis sworn statement, No. 4085, for the purchase of the Lots 1, and 2, NE quarter, NW quarter, of Section No. lit, in Towurhip No. 37 S., Range 'JO E., W. M., aud will offer proof to bhow that the land sought is more valuable tor its timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to said land before Register aud Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of July, 1!J08. lie names as witnesses; Eli liar num, Charles Iiarnum, Nate Wilcox, Frank Wilson, ull of Lakjview, Ore gon. Any and ull persona claiming ad versely the above described lands, are requested to tile their claims in this ottJce on or before said 14th day fo July, 1WJ8. 1710 J. . Watson Register. Irylntf lin'pariUlons simply devel op dry catarrh ; they dry up thn secretions, Willi u adhere to the incmlmtna ami decom pose, causing a far more serious trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all drying iuhalitntH, fumes, smokes aud snufTi aud un that which cIhuiihch, soothes and hcalrf. Kly's Cream llulm will iiiunter catarrh or cold in the bead easily anil plcuhujitly. All drnjihls sell the 50 cent size. J-.ly ilrothors, uu Wurrcu Mrcet, Now York. The Uuliu is uw'd without ituiii, dors not irritatu or caiixci snec.ini;. It spreads itseli over an irritated and anry surface, reliev ing iniiueilialuly the painful iullaiiiination. l.ly's Lreuiu Jlulin contains no cocmuu, mercury nor other harmful drugs. FOR THE CH.LDRCJf Tht Oarden Ottt. This Is a pretty irume for children. A ring Is formed of all the players ex cept one, who stands In the middle. Tha others dance around her three 1 1 ill an, and when they atop she begins to sing: "Open wlile tht teMnn sate, tht ganlen ate, the ar1ri gale. Oaea wlile the sariten gate and let raa throush." The circle then dances round hrr gitlu. tlngliig: "Ost the key of (he tardea (ate. saMea t Cute, aarilen gate, Oet the key of the tariten gate, open aaa" let youraelf through." The girl tuslile the circle, pretending I to sob, ri'pllt'a: "r lost the kef of the rarilen gata, the a: union gale, the giirdnt gntn, I've Inat the kvy of the irartti-n gate and cannot let myself through." Hut tlio iliitiriT iliimo rouiiil nuit round lior. mIukImx: "You nniv slop nil night within the gate. within thn gtile, Teu may atop nil night within thn gnta. unli-ss you've atrength In break through." The ctipllvo then rtishrt to tlio wenk ext pnrt of thn ring and trim to hrruk tlirniigli by throwing her whole weight upon the ('limped liiuiiN of the clilldti'ii and gimrnlly rontrlrct to brenk through, the one whom hnnd given 1 way tHvoinliig cttpilve In lior aloud. Snow Sport. A delightful game to piny In the win ter holiday, when the long hours drag within doom, U anow fox and geeae, says the Washington Btnr. A very slight snowfall will suffice for the game, but It may be played with snow a foot deep In a city back yard or In the field of the ennntry. The game Is prepared by the boy. who first, with high IxHita, trnmplo In the snow a huge circle, with all or eight diametric paths as the alge of the lot may allow. After these paths art clearly marked the fun begins. Any number may join In the sport. It Is like the old story of "The Spider snd the Fly." One person stands In the center of the cltrle and dnthee up and dowu the diametric paths to seise upon the others ss they fly around the circle. The players can venture Into the cen ter If they are so daring, but If caught they become the spider snd dash for another victim. The one who Is catch ing cannot walk around the circum ference, but Is confined to the central paths. Insect end Ntt. It hns been known for a long time that sn Insect will not fly through a net with meshes three or four times ss large as Its body, wherras a bird will go through a mesh of correspond ing size without hesitation. The In sect cannot tell ut why It stops and lights on the net without trying to go through, and Its peculiar action pus sled observers until the scientists took the matter up. aa they do all things of that klud. They any that the eye of the Insect la made up of many facets, so that the net looks to It like a con tinuous opaque surface, the meshes not being apparent. Therefore It stops or turns bock before It discovers that It might have gone through the net with out stopping. To the eye of the bird, however, the meshes are plainly vis ible, and It goes through without hesi tation. Riddles and Answers. On yonder hill there Is a mill, and In that mill there Is a wheel, and now it 1 goes and now atanda still. Tongue In j a man a bead It goes up the hill and down the hill. yet It never moves, but .tand. quite quite still. A road. It npent like a bam door; It shuts like a trap; Toil may sunns all day. But you can't gueaa thaL (A corset ! What Is that which every one can divide, yet no one can see where It wss divided T Water. He Can Do Little Who Can't Do This. One of the players takes a stick In his left band and thumps the floor with It, saying, "lie can do little who can't do this." Then be hands the stick to another player, who will probably uso bis right band when holding the stick snd thumping the ground. If be does he is told he hus failed In the simple task, aud the atlck Is passed to anoth er. The same goes on until some one discovers thnt the secret of the trick Is to copy the leader exactly, and there fore the stick must be held In the left hand. Puxzlet Answered. When Is a straight fluid not a straight Hold? When it Is a ryo Held. Which Is the most Importunt tree In history? The flute. Why Is Troy weight like a dishonest person? Uecuuse It has no scruples. Why Is a talebearer llko a brick layer? Ho raises stories. What Is an old maid in the mlddlo of liver like? Like to be drowned. A Puzzle, ruzzle your friends with this; Take 46 from 45 and leave 45. Answer; 1 1 T M I 2 1-16 11146678 -4& 1 6 4 1 ( 7 6 1 t C Tht Last Danca of tht Leaves. Rustling, rattling-, dancing;, chasing, Bport of every autumn breeze. Troops of leaves KO madly racing Up and down beneath the trees. Red and brown and tan and yellow, How they frolic to and frol How a drift and now a shallow, Holler skelter, off they gol Great brown hen pa the sMewalka cover, Knee deep In tticm children wade. Ov V"u I l am hrtt'iclics hover Cjiu u.iU gray and disarrayed. Jack Pr-Mit lirlnr I lie briefest free lorn, VI"'1" -'rear v 1,1 mem bo king. Bcio-. I i;i ai:.! i ..rry. hurry! Ii. r.. v.jur fam.ht, wildest fllnzl Young Folks WITH HAT AND DICL Peat of Mtglt That Any Clever Doy Can Perform. This trick In almple enon not so enay to delect, sfler All you need for It lire i l. but It U nil t. M'uvlus; t ik 1 1 la I Vll . I III t . r crllrlct: I'lrNt n rude n cover tlnil cniiiiicti'i,t i highly pollNlieil iiimI puliili'il ' the Ihi pnrt Hint KimI In th ; i die (IIiIn U to be the Tk your two illrei. limn n rc.il i looUn prerlnely like (lie f.il i will rxnctly till the Inthle of i'i I ..... mill t wo hi' In. lining Mrit tumle sine y im. ready to pci rnrin the trli k. M't n t Ill frnlit of (lie niiiipiiliy mimcimI n t ihmi.v from thrill mid act In It I lie two Till TlllCS KXPLAINRD. hats. Then produce your box, Mark and ha ml notne, and set It on tht top most bat. Itemove the cover, leaving exposej on the hat the false die cotitalnlug the real die. Untile away In a happy ronrema tlonnl style, making all sort of re marks, anything to keep their attention fixed on you rather than the box, and aa you do so clap your cover on am! lift up the whole thing off the top most hat. Then, still talking, bring It down on the hat again and remove the cover again, but this time, pressing the edge slightly, carry away the real die In the cover, leaving only the false die on tba tint. Your audience, sitting In-low the level of the die, will not aee th dif ference. Now, talking for all you are worth, go through a few unnecessary aud meaningless flourishes. In the midst of which you should manage to tnoae the top hat Just enough to admit the real die Into the hat lielow. As soon ss you think (It announce to your audience that now they see the die on tbo top bat, but "Now," clapping your cover down over the false die and removing It, with a flourish, then dis playing the bottom hat "now you see It In this bab"-rhlladelphla North. Aaierlcun. A FAMILY OF MICE. Whi it Happened to tht Stupid Ontt When They Wtnt to Play. There were five little field mice. Their mother was very wise, and one day when they went out to play she told them that when she chirped like a bird they must lie perfectly still. Thst seemed so funny that the mice were ! on,, lao k each other " f01. ,,,a"f would have been much better to ask their mamma, but they were very little. Just then their mother saw a hawk In the sky and chirped. One poor little mouse got frightened and forgot all about what she said, and one dived down Into a hole. Unfortunately there was a weasel In that hole, and t he weasel got him. Another ran off and got lost In the grass and never was found again. Another ran and tried to bide tinder J leaf, and a hawk swooped down and ate hliu up. An other Jumped Into tho bushes and a snake swallowed b I in. Tho fifth etay ed quite still, and, though he did not know It, he looked so like a withered leaf that neither suuko uor the weasel nor the huwk saw hlin at all. Which one do you think was the wisest ?-8t. Nicholas. Monkey In Sight. One girl leaves tho room, while the others hide a thimble or some other smull object. When they nro ready they call "Whoop!" and she euters. If she moves toward tho hiding place they cry: "You burn!" "Now you burn more!" If she goes very near they say. "Oh. uow kIio Is most blazing!" If she moves from the object they suy, "How cold she grows!" If tho article Is found tho Ruder cries, "Monkey In sight!" .' Man she hus tho plcasure of biding n us some other child leaves, tho room. Whtrt Lightning Strikes. Lightning is most destructive tin, level, open country. Cities, with their numerous projections aud wires, ar comparatively exempt. A Great 8urprltt. Young- Iienjamln wua comlnr down Tho stairs aa youngsters do, Pausing at every step to stamp Upon each tiny alioo. And peeping through the burilsteis He laughed aloud In gleo And held hla wooden elephant That all below might stv. Alas, when nearly down, the tor Fell from hla heedless hand And down upon tho marble floor With heavy thud did land. A startled step did bahv make With terror In his eyes, And he, loo, landed wlih a thump. And that was the surprise. Vaahlngton Bias. , gpen&; i I