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A. 30. FOLLBTT
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Painter Jtnj ManKer
New Pine Creek, - . Oregon
srnrta Willi n wallow Fori IB
James Barry
rlKbt r lor ewri; rrverx
lor writer. Hiiuii' rw.-a Square Crop aud HII
Id rltil far Tai Mrauil 111. Kans. Cram
Lake I'naioinici aiMri'M. Ukrrlew.Orrini
CHAS. B. RICE.
Musician and Director ol
the Lake view Citizens' Hand
lakeview
OreRo"
Tin' Wall hi n et line of ciigraveil
ci'rtillrutt'H of St in k iiml lloml Manila
at tin KxiuiiIiht ulllci'. New Miitiijili
book ni'elvetl Monday evening. It
you wnii t M u k certificates we ou
aumpli'M ami get our prices, tl
Timber l and Notlc.
Uulteil Htates I.hihI Ottlee, Luke
view, Oregon, April 17, l'JOH.
Notice Ih heruby given that la com
iliuur.e with the provisions of the net
of Congress ol June H, 1H7H, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lands
In the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada ami Washington territory."
as extended to all the Putilici Laud
States by act of August 4, IHii'i Leon
C. EiuerMOU, of Lakeview, county of
Lake, Ktate of Ori'Kon, lius tiled in
thin ottlise his Hworu atHtement, No.
3747, for the purchuHe of the Kant baif
NW quarter, tSW!' NW quarter Seo. 'Si,
aud HI'J quiirtur NK quarter, of Seo
t lun No. .11, iu TownHhip No. 40 8..
Kauue No. ?Z E., W. M., and 'will
olfer proof to siiow that the laud
aouKbt id more valuable tor its tim
ber or atone than for axrioultural
purposes, Mini to eBtablinh bis cluiiu
to eald land before Kegiatei and
Receiver at Lakeview, Oreuon on Fri
day the UCth day of June, l'.KlH. ,
tie namea us wltneHHea: M. E.
MuHKruve, lioHe MiiHrave, fArthur
Itehurt, (Jranville llardiaty, 4 all of
Lakeview, OreKon. ;ri f"V' .
Any and a'l persons claiminK. ad
versely the above described lauds are
requested to file their claims in' this
otllce on or before said Utitb day of
June l'.KiH.
J. N. Watson, Register. 17-10
Tlmbar Land Notic
United States Land Olllco, Lake
view, Oregon, April, 17, V.m.
Notice is hereby Klveu that lu'com
pliHiice with the provisions of the act
of Ooutcress of June 1S7H, euitled
"An act for the sale of timber lauds
in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Terrlory,"
as extouded to ail the I'tibllo Luud
States by act of August 4, 18112,
JOHN W. KKIIAUT, of Lakeview,
county of Luke., State of Oregon, baa
Hied iu this otllce bis sworu statement,
No. 40H5, for the purohase of the Lots
1, and 2, NE quarter, NW quarter, of
Soot ion No. ID, in Township No. 37 S.,
Kange 20 E., W. M., audwill offer
proof to ebow tbut the laud sought is
more valuable for its timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes, aud to
establish bis oluiin to said laud before
Keglster and lteoeiver, at Lakeview,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of
July, 1U08.
lie namea as witnesses: Eli Hur
num. Charles Uarnum, Nate Wilcox,
Frank Wilson, nil of Lakeview, .Ore
gon Any and all persona claiming ad
versely the above described landsare
requested to tile tbelr claims In this
ottloe on or before said 14th day fo
July, 11)08.
1710 J. . Wataon Register.
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i
Young Folks
REVOLVING SIPHON.
An Inltrtatlng Ecprrimsnt With Bim
pl Apparatus. ,
The prltiilple lllut'trnlcd In Ihe ae
eoinpniiyln ctil ml jtil remllly serv to
peliernlo power vlllmiif the nxe of ina
thlner.V. It Ih jfl'eti. Imwever, merely
s mi Inleri'MlIn t 'nl i mtly nimlo ri-lierliii'iit
I 'I II K'UhI W fClllttM
I I; I t CilnM full and
il iittil ler to j;lvp It lite
ir 'nil T!irui;h the fiat
Pour
tuinlil i
S'ntnl I' i
fjei-evr: y
cork in I
iffiiiv of the water In a
Vl
airiioN in tmiiK,
stout straw which transversely sup
ports i mo of the same diameter. To
the hitter sro attsrhed two other
straws of smaller diameter, each of
these having a bit nf straw nliout an
Inch In length attached to the end lit
an olitUKo ancle with the outlets cut
on the slnnt to make eiiNicr the exit of
the water.
All the Joints are hollow and are
made water tight with sealing wax.
The ends of the transverse straw are
likewise closed with the wax, but the
ends of the depending straws are left
open.
Now, to start this unique homemade
apparatus In action let two fcrsons
suck the hm ) ends of the depending
straws until the water begins to How,
and when they take their mouths
awny the device will legin to revolve,
while the water pours steadily from
the open ends.
This revolving sOph-on will soon em
ty the tumbler, but you may keep the
action up as long as you please by
pouring water Iu as fast as the straws
let It pour out
TRAIN 0' THOUGHT.
An Interesting Cam That Requires
Nimble Wits.
A good game for players of nimble
wits Is called train o' thought
Hero the hostess or the leader be
gins by announcing a word, which all
players write at the heud of their tab
lets. Afterward each player writes below
It In a straight line words representing
tho different places, things, persons or
abstract subJectB suggested by It
A rough example of a train ot
thought and of the distance which It
can cover In the space of a few mo
ments would be:
Shakespeare. Stratford, European
travel. Warwick festival, Idy War
wick, progressive new women. Colora
do, Kan Francisco, earthquakes, Chile,
revolution, Russia, czar, Louis XVI..
etc.
At the end of fifteen mlnatcs papers
are collected, and tho different tracks
followed by the trains of thought will
bo found very fun provoking.
No prize Is attached to this game.
Each player after receiving bis word
continues to write connecting links un
til the bell sounds as a signal for dis
continuance. All begin with the same word and
invariably end up differently.
Queer Inns of China.
Iu China there are many inns where
there is shelter for man nnd boast Iu
very truth and without regard to
whether you are man or beast. Ani
mals belonging to the pack trains, men
who drive them and any traveler who
uiuy It. nee upon one of those demo
cratic tins lie down not Iu peace, but
In coiifiu Ion together. The braying of
assert, he lowing of oxen, bleutlng of
cam.. iiml snores of exhausted man
kin I :!: else together. Au American
trav . r may Indeed be thankful that
rallro.iM.. ure doing away with pack
trains niid that soon these queer Inns
win have no reasoe for t!9tic.
A Little Lady.
Little Nellie bad becu taught never
to put her Angers Into her bowl of
bread and milk, but always to ute ber
spoon, like a little lady.
When she visited ber grandfather
one summer, she was allowed to cat
ber luncheon out on the step. One
day a wee white pig came up and
rudely pushed bis little pink nose Into
her bowl of bread nud milk. "Oh.
oh!" screamed the baby. "lie a ludy.
Take a 'noon, pig; take a 'poon!"
D'pMli
Unit. "i m
vlnw. Or
Nolle. ,
A IIZN Fi
nn Fl !. !!,
I In i m !... irat on
ii . ii I' ferior,
1 . ' I) nt Lake-
on) .. 'I'
i iiv . iw ii il si XAVKIl
ki-tli u, (leion, who.
ih, iiiM'I
Timber and
Htomi Ai i Hi-mi l hi. No. HTM. for W
halt HW quiii ler, SW quarter NW quar
ter, Hw. 2, rr. quarter fK quarter.
Suction 3. Toanshlp 'MH Rsngs 19
F... Will Meridian, bus Hied notice of
iutentliiii to inske Final i'root. to
establish claim to the luud above des
cribed, be ore Kculnter and Keceher.
at Lakei, Oregon, on the 21st day
of July, i:iH.
Claimant names as witnesses : Fred
Snyder, (1 Miernisn Faster. Jack
Mct'ullcy Clis Umbach, all of Luke
view, Ori'ion.
2) 10 J. N. Watson, iCeglstor.
Tlmhrr I. an1 Sailer,
Oipart nii'iit of the Interior, U. K.
Lund Olllcn at Lakeview, Oregon,
May Ifi, HKiH
NOTICE in hereby nlven that Per
mrlia J. lira tain, of I'alnli y, Oregon,
who, on March 1108, made timber
and stone sppllcntion, No 4119, for
Lot 4, Sec. :KJ. T 34 H , It IDF... and
lot 4, Section 2-1, Tovnifhlp 4 S.,
KHiign IN E., Will Meridian, has f)ld
notice of Intention to make Final
Proof, to cntsbiiHh claim to the land
abo e describe d, belore Ite-gister and
Iteceiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on
th 4th day of August, I90H
Claimant names ss witnesses:
11. A. Ilruttsiu, Ernest Mat lies. W.
II. Farrow, Ueo. W. llanan, all of
PalHley. Oregon. J N. Watson,
21-10. Hegister.
Hntter psier at Me Examiner
flce The Ileal i, n-le, st $2.75 for
fHi and HI .Vi or iflil tf
J. II. ('utter tthi-sey st the Hotel
Lakeview bar The best and purest
Sr'llllCaf 1 I
1 LAKEVIEW
7:t SADDLERY
Zac WfHw
rlssi tin
W Hal t
rep eif led
i inli-rrrnp of
i " tar SranS
' t ttff a1ierw
Nollce to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court of Lake County. StBte
of Oieon, has this day appointed the
undeisigned administrator witb the
will annexed of the estate of Frederick
Cox, deceaed, in the State of Oregon.
Now therefore, all persons having
claims sgainst iaid estate are hereby
required to preseut them, witb the
proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of this notice, to the
uiidersiuned sdnilnUtrutor at bis home
in Lukeview, Oiegou.
Dated this KHh day or May 1908.
F M. Oreen
Administator with the will annexed
of the Ehtate of Frederick Cox, de
ceawed. 215
Tim lie r Land ollre.
Dopartrnent ot the Interior, U. S.
Land Otllce at Lukejview, Ortgon,
May If), lis 18.
NOTICE IS hereby given that
JAMKaTAlT, t Alameda, Califor
nia, who, on March 25, 1908, made
timber aud stone application. No.
41i", for the SE quarter. Section 14,
Township S . Haoge 18 E.. Will.
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention
to make Final Proot, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Hegist'r and Receiver at Lake
view, Oregon, on the 10b day of Aug
ust, 1908
Clui ant names us witnesses:
Clyde Cngbiirn, Jesne W. Nelson,
Mary I'oht. John ('ogburn, all of
Lakeview Oregon.
2110 J. N. Watson, Register.
Ttnibei I. mil "eollrx
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Laud OtlWc at Lukeview, Oregon,
.May 14, 1908.
NOTICE is herby given that MEL
V1N HANSEN, of Hugene, Oregon,
who, ou March 2. 19(8, niaile timber
and stone upplicai Ion No. 4109. for F.i
NE4 , SV4 NE4, SE4 NW4', Sec
tioii 20, Township 37 S., Range 17 E.,
Will Meridian, has llled notice of in
tention to make tlnal proof, to estab
lish claim to the iund above described,
before Register and Rceiver, at Lake
view, Oregon, ou the 27th day of July
1908.
Claimant uumes as witnesses:
Ole Sole im and Christ Jorgenson,
of lily, Oregon, John O. Sveen and
John Jacoben, of Lakeview, Oregon,
and Martin Haageuson, of Eugene,
Oregon.
2110 J. N. Watson,
Register.
Timber I.nnd ."lot Ice.
United States Lund Otllce. Lakeview,
Oregon, April 2d 1908.
NotiO' is hereby given that in Com
pliance witb the provisions of the act
of Cougress of June H, 1878, entitled,
"Au act for the sale of timber lands
iu the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, aud Washiugtou Territory,"
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892
FRANCIS A. F1TZPATIUCK, of
Paisley, county of Lake, State of Ore
gou, bus tiled in this otllce bis sworn
statement ,No. 40(18, for the purchase
of tne W half, NE quarter.E half NW
quarter, of Section 31, in Township
:W S.. Range lti E., W. M., Bad will
offer proof to show that the laud Bought
is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes
aud to establish his claim to said luuu
betore Register aud Receiver at Lake
view, Oregon, ou Tim sday the 9tb
day of July, 1908.
He names as witnesses: C. E. Fitz-
patrick. of PaiBley. Oregon, John
Stiudt, of Hoiianza,
Newell, of Lakei lew,
Tull or lily, Oregon.
Auy aud all persor s claimiug
versuly the above described lauds are
requested to file their claims in this
otllce on or belore said 9th day of Ju
ly, 1908. J. N Watson, Register. 15 10
Oregon, Ileury
Oregon, E . L.
ad-
Tea For Three.
Once Bobby Boar and Dubby Hear and
- Baby Bear played tea.
i ney naa a nine tea set mai neia jusi i
enough for three,
And Bobby lied on Baby's bib, while I
Bubby filled tho pot .
With Just a spoon of tea apiece anj v
water boiling hot ,
Now. Bobby Boar and Bubby Boa wore '
quite polite and fine.
They never hurried rudely Whoa 'twas
time to sup or dlno.
Re Bobby, pourtnc tho tea, took care that
Bobby got the moot
But while they talked woo Baby Boa
ate every bit ot toast I
-t Nicholas.
A Freeh Comtlexlon
is SMouwi and produced by
KpooiUoo, txuia, ticiignuui
prepantieae. aVirstely fragrant
Makes the eliai enmiihrlr suit:
bap iahei eamrklcd MsaMMCt CaiMcd
bv overxtrvneai rciiucos the sue of
anlarfl twwiM. 'rlnniel re-
, duces uiflammaiioa and spreads an emn,
wuaui eiow ejus va wuuicaviu u u
tnent of skin rfciDdj and stimulation of
I -II I , i..J tl.
uio cspiuanco waica auao kc u
akin and supply its healthful color.
notice:
Blueprintsof my town
ship in i I t I ak i'cw
Land District c.-ri be had
by applying to I h. under
signed. All work up to
date. Checkings made
from 1 he I and Of
fice Records at the time
the prints arn made, work
neatly and promptly
done
W. n ier,
i akevk w Oregon.
RCZ "
fRtt
er I w il! ' I i I
to any ttl cw i i
Eczi'inn - I.i.
IMIpm anil skli !-.
lief I ion
WILLI "
New V
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S. F. AHLSTROM,
Proprietor.
I?.
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The best Vaquf-o-"1
die on the market.
x
Also a complete line of wago ,
& and buggy harnesa, whlu
S robes, rlatas, Mfs, pUra
quirts, rosette-s. In fact every
thing In the line of carriage
and horse furnishings. Re
pa'rlg by competent men
a
ililtfSviSS
DjEIL Lakevikw
ERECTED IN 1000
MODERN
THROUGHOn
"IKT-CAL55 '
AcconnonATinNs
nd !Mi KCUPE
u -. . was to nuf-
t'HAUiiE,
'vecure for
Krvslrielnfl. ICAHPI P POOH
Instant re- For COnflERCIAt Q-tiife
WrlteK.Wl TRAVELER
fan Avenue,
un.. COURTEOUS
TREAT MEN
sewing machine:
KOLLEB BEAB1NQ.
HIGH CJUOI.
WW
P P LIOMT
GEO HARROW
LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietor..
s ELI RESTAURANT 1
twT-- hAi.f. z
o ,m
tfSVVSl reliable, honeet.
high grade tew
aN
ing machine.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
National Sewing Machine Co,
SAN rRANCISCO. CA1
VACTORY AT BELVIDERE. ILL.
Located on Water Street, near the Post office.
Meals at all Hours. 5
I
Fresh oysters kept on
hand during the oyster
season. Fish and game
in season.
Only First-class Restaurant
in Lakeview.
ELI, PROPRIETOR.. -
!b Kir ;:0$e
LAKE COUNTY ABS 1KCA 1 CU.
INCORPORATED
A COMPLETE RECORD
V A
ST plnvemndran entire transcnot of all Records in Lake Lounty,
winch, in any way, affect Real Property in the count'.
We liave a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer fh
in Lake County, and every Deed given.
ERRORS FOUND.
In transcribing the records we have found numerous
j 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 aie most difficult to trace up from the records.
$J We have notations of all these Errors:
Others cannot find them. We have spent hundreds ot dollars hunting vr frt
f these errors, and we can guarantee our work.
J. D. VENATOR, Manager.
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