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Newspaper Page TextDr.Miles' Anti-Fain Pills 1 y ' Wr of UUle Tablets 'V, 1 and the Pain is Gone- $ Nf.URAL.CIA. Sciatica. Rheumatism Backache. Pain in chest. Distress in STOMACH. Sleeplessness ' If you have Headache Try One They Relieve Pain Quickly, leaving no bed After-effects v.- v,. .: , : ; .', Y,v,'.y. ;?' 25 Doses 25 Cents Never .Sold in Bulk A i from e 10-cent piece will count FULL A tag from a 3-cent piece will count HALF vuue with valuable tags Save your lags from HORSE SHOE GRANGER TWIST MASTER WORKMAN STANDARD WAVY J.T. Old Statesman CU Peach Tinsley's IB-ox. MataraltMf Spear Head Sailor's Prido Efllantbw JoQyTar Bricflo Bit Old Honesty Black Bear W. N. Tlnsfw'j RatsralUaf Big Tuur Tenpemry Pick Ivy Tags from the above brands arc good for the following and misty ath r useful presents as shown by catalog : Gold Cuff Buttons 50 Tags Fountain Pen 100 Tags English Steel Razor 50 Tags Gentleman's Watch 2C0 7:g French Briar Pipe 50 Tags Leather Pocketbook 80 Tags Steel Carving Set 200 Tags Beat Steel Shears 75 Tags Lai's Pocketrxvk -50 Tigs Pocket Knife 40 Tags Ptiying Cardj 30 Tagn 60 yi. Fishing Rod GO Tagj Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which to redeem tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write us for catalog. PREMIUM DEPARTMENT THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., SL Louis, Mo. Restoration to Entry of Lands In National Forests Notice is hereby given that the lands described below, embracing 8C0 acres, within the Fremont Natioual Forest, Oregon, will be subject to settlement end entry under the provisions of the homestead laws of the United States and the act of June 11, 190G (31 Stat., 2X1), at the United States land office at Lakeview, Oregon, on July 28, 1908. Any 6ettler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to Jan uary 1, 1000, and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for the lauds actu ally occupied. Said lands were listed upou the application of the persons aentioned below, who have a prefer ence right subject to the prior right of any such pettier, provided such settler or applicant is qualified to make homestead entry and the pre ference right is exercised prior to Ju y 28, 1908, ou which date the lands will be subject to settlement and en try bv any qualified person. The lands are as follows : the SW quarter of SV quartet . Sec. 3, the N half of NE quarter. Sec. 9, the.NW quarter A NW quarter Sec. 10 T U7 S., K. 13 fl, V. Mer., listed upon application of Theodore M Thomas, Silver Lake, Oregon: the SV quarter of NV quar ter, the N half of SW quarter, the SW quarter of SW quarter, Sec. 14, T. 29 H., H. 13 E., upon application of Jerry Foley, Silver Lake, Oregon. Lot 2 and SW quarter of NE quarter; W half of N E quarter, j the MV quarter of bE quarter, the SE quarter of NW quarter, Sec. 1, upon application of Beverly Ht-ffer, Silver Lake, Oregon : the SW quarter. Sec. 1, T. 30 S., II. 1GE., upon applicatiou of Frank S. Puffy, Astoria, Oregon. The NW quarter of SW quarter, Sec. 3, the N half of SE quarter, the .E quarter of SW quarter, Sec. 4, T. !, S. R. 13 E., upon application of Thomas Parker, Silver Lake, Oregon. Fred Dennett, Commissioner of the General Laud Office. Approved May 15, 908. Frank Pierce, First Assistant Secre iwf of the Interior. ti-i Llbts 828, 819 uuda 89. for the lands acutally occupied Sail lauds were listed upon the applica tions of the persons motioned below, who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant in qualified to make bometstead entry aud the preference right is exercised prior to June 9, 1908, on which date the lands will be subject ro settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lauds are as follows: The V half, of NE quarter, Sec. 21, T. 3G St. R20 E. W. M., listed upon the application of V'm. Schmidt, d dress car of W, J. Moore, Lake view Oregon. Fred Dennett, Com missioner of the General Land Office. Restoration to Entry of Lands in National f orest. Notice is hereby given, that the lauds described below, embracing 1 80 acres, within the Uoose Lake Nation al Forest, Oregon, will be subject to kettlemeut and entry under the pro visions of the homestead laws of the United States aud the act of June 11, UJOb' (31 Stat, 233, ) at the United idtutes land office at Lakeview Oregon, en June 9, 1908. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claim ing any of said lands tor agricultural purposes prior to January 1, 1900, and has abandoned same, Las a prefer ence right to make a homestead entry Restoration to Entry of Lands In National Forests Notice is hereby given that the lands described below, embracing 910 acre?, within the Fremont Nation al Forest, Oregon, will be subject to settlement and entry under the pro visions of the homestead laws of the United States aud the act of June 11, 190G (34 Stat.. 233.) at the United States land office at Lakeview, Ore gon, on July 28, 1908. Any settler who - was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands tor agri cultural purposes prior to January 1, 1900, and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a homestead antry for the lands actual ly occupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the person mentioned below, who have a prefer ence right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settlei cr applicant is qualified to make homestead entry and the prefer ence right is exercised prior to July 28, 1908, on which date the lauds will lie subjeet to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lauds are as follows: the SE qaurter. of SW quarter. Sec 23, the E half, of NW quarter, the NE quarter of SW quar ter, See. 20, listed upon application of Hiirlon R. Oatman, Silver Lake, Ore gon: the W half, of NE quarter, the NW qaurter of SE quarter, the NK quarter of SW quarter, Sec. 23, appli cation of liurtis F. Oatman, Silver Lake, Oregon, alleging settlement, 1900: the E half of SW quarter, Sec. 11. the E half, of NW quarter, Sec. 23, v application of Wm Ralph hurt on, Silver Lake, Oregon : the W ha'f of SW quarter, Sec 23, the W half of NW quarter, Sec 20, T. 27 S., R. 13 E., W. Mer., application of (J race L. Oat man, Silver Lake, Oregon. The SE quarter of NE quarter, the E half of SE quarter, the SW quarter of SE quarter, Sec 1. T. 30 S., R 10 E., ap plicatiou of Ralph Spencer, Silver Lake , Oregon. The NW quarter of SW quarter, the NW quarter of SK quarter of SW quarter, the N half of SW quarter of SE quarter of SW quar ter, the N half of N half of SW quar ter of EW quarter, the SE quarter of NK quarter of SW quarter of SW quar ter, the NE quarter of SE quarter of SW quarter of SW quarter, Sec 29, thu NW quarter of SE quarter Sec, 30, T. 33 8 , R. 18 E., applicatiou of James M. Revel Paisley, Oregon. Fred Deuuett, Commissioner of the Oeueral Land Office. Approved May 5, 1908. VrauV Pierce, Fiist Assistant Sec retary of the Interior. 22-4 Lists 900.9C1 and 1125. Timber Land Notice United States Land Office, Lake view, Ore. March 31. 1908. Notice is herby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Conffreis of June 3. 1ST 8. entitled ! "An act for the -tale of timber lands iu i the States of California, Oregon, Nev- ads, and Washington Temtory, as , extended to all the Public Land States rby act of Augu.st 4, 1H92. Grin A. Keslur, ot San Fraucisco, I couaty of San Francisco, State of California, has tiled in this office his ; sworn statement No. 3970, for the J purchase of the N half, N half, of See fiou No. 10, in Township No. 39 S., Ratige 21 E ., W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable fur its timber or stone I thin for agricultural purposes, and to ' establish Lis claim to s.tid land be- fore Register aud Iieceiver at L ake t viw Oregon, ou Monday the Cth day I of July, 19C8. ) lie names m witnesses: A. J. Neilon. T. M. O Counel!. (J. V. H irdisty, El Liuville, all of lake view Oreg.on Any and all persona claiming ad versely the above described lands are pqiiested to tile their claims in this office ou or before raid 0th day of July 19H8.. I J. N. Watson. Register It 10 I 11 Hi Iter t.aiid liutire. j Department cf the luterior, U. S. Lud Office at Lakoview, Oregon, i M-iy 10. 1908. MrlltK 1:4 liereliy uiveu tbat WILLIAM P. 1IENKV, of Ply Ore gou., who, on March 8, 'J(iH, made ti ml er aud stone application, No. 1111, for W h.ilf, SW quarter, SE quarter SW quarter, SW quarter SE quarter, Section 11, Township 37 S., Kane 10 E., V.'ill. Meridian, has filed notice ot intention to make Final Proof, to estal.lihh chtim to the laud above described, oefore Register aud Receiver, at Litkeview, Oregon, on the 11th day of August, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: William Sutter, II. K. Laneham, James Freemun, James Rlnsdell, all ov Hly, Oregon. I I. J. N. Watson, Register. Timber l.anu Nutio Uiuted States Land (office, Lake view, Oregon, Apiil 17, 1908. Notice Is hereby giveu that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 't, entitled, "An act tor the sale ot timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," h exteuded to all the Public Laud States by act of Augiiht 4, 192, WILLIAM SCHMIDT, of Lakeview, county of Lake, State of Oregon, has filed in this office his sworn state ment, No. 4080, for the purchase of the S half, SW quarter, of Section 17, iu Township 30 S., Uauge 20 K., W.M., aud will offer proof to i-how that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpose., and to establish hi claim to said laud befoie Keginter aud Receiv er, -t Lakeview, Orognu, on Wednes day, fi e Kth day of July, 1908. lln uames a w itneHoes : Dan O'Shea, film Rranih, 1). Hryan, A W. Bryan, all of Lt-koi le.v, Oregon, Any a: d all persou.i claiming ad ViM'uely l'ie hl.ovo d-Mci ibe 1 lauds are re(iiestud to file their claims in this office ou or before suid 10th day of July, 1M. 17110 i J. N. Wutsou, Register. , . v n it , S) j joung roius i y i.LJSION. a Pie. An Amuiin Cxociimtnt With 1 I. .i a Card. j Dr.iw up.. . .! , n paper an emp- ty ii i . '.mi iieiir tiit" viige draw a bl. 'I. I ll i.li .i Is to iiiuke the bird ; outer the cage. Plm-e a KM ig curd iMweon the two fiCIIIVH I'lllH dl'iiw: 'inldillg till' card perpciul.i'iilnrlv on i paper, an III the lllllsli iitlon I the end of your nosi ou Hie boil. f Hie i-urd mid look nt tin bird ii ml e i iige. nu Will thus a i ilie bl".l v l ,.;.- rL.lil eye and the ::;( wlili . .t left. Itm In n nimne! I l!n I 1 ttl will m-ivii In inovo, then r the n e an . ini the pusMlon bi.tu-ntcd In i!ii'p; ' To make Mil trick onsy ; . copy the llgcro to the il'.''' r v HI: Mr Ml now to vitw thb ncrrna. lustration, place your visiting curd on line A U und then sny to your friend, "Now, would you hellevo that by doing thus I can make the bird enter the cage?" Of course he will doubt it. Then mnke him staud opposite the light so that the curd will not throw n shadow, and after lxlug close to the rnrd for a few seconds the wonderful phenome non Will appear to him. Magical Ex periments. FOOLSCAP PAPER. Origin of the Nam and the Tragedy Associated With It. V.'e all know what foolscnp paor Is for. Don't we make use of It dally 1 Rut how many of us know where -am! when it originated? lias uot the reu sou of Its name been uu Insoluble puz zle to us? When Charles 1. Of England was on the throne he granted many monopo lies for governmental support, anions which was the manufacture of paier. The watermark of the finest sort was the royal arms of England. The consumption of this article was great, aud oople who secured the note right to sell It soon acquired Immense fortuues. Parliament set this monop oly nshle, nncl when Charles I. was brought to the scaffold they ordered tho royal arms taken from the paper and a fool, with his cap und belts, to be substituted. It Is now about 2r0 years since tho foolscap wus taken from the pajn'r. but that size oC sheet still retains the name and the watermark placed there to the indignity of King Charles. JUST PUBLISHED Those volumes were written 1y mm who rr.nk ninonnHio foremost building txprl" of the ilny. M.qiey refumtcil if they tlo not nwlyour nei'iln. REiNI ORCEl) CONCkliTIi. Wy hi. an.l Jit sort . I50t 1 4O illn. A iniuuiiil of jiraclicnl iiicIIkkIs for Architect, lUiildor", rontraetrs t!ivil und 5.uuUry Knginees. Inforiniilion for tlie first tiin- niach known to tho worlil. Iiihc:J on recent oot.ntruction work, njieciul tcntu, etc. I'rico 0v Ul'ILDINd 5UPhKINTI:NI)l:NCU. lly K. Nichols 2tHI 250 ill. Costly mistaken occur through lack of attention nt proper time, hurtful to Own er it ml iliscrcilitiihlo to Architect hid! I'ui'tli r (lives thorough knowledge of methods and lunter inlrt. Price $1 S AWCMITI CTURAL DKAWINU AND LIU I I.KINd. lly Uotiriie, von llolst und Hrown. it.1? , M druwings. (.'oiujdcto course in mukiiig working ilruwings and a rtw-t io lettering for architcctum' urHiHcs. Price. X $ 50 "tlSFI MATING. P,v Kdward Nicholas. i.5 ''-, j5 ills. For all workers in Building trades. Tells how tn et'iinnte intelligently. Pi ice. $i.tK ON TRACTS and SPECIFICATIONS. Uy Jitn.eH C Plant i25p; , fully illustrated. Forms of pub lic nnd private contracts, Hpecificntions, bonds, eh ; duties and reHMiiiMihilitiea of Architects, contractois and Owners Price $1.00 STAIR-KUIUINd and MITL SOUARE. Uy Hodgson and Williums- 130 pp., itfO ills. Only up tin.'ate work on thene auhjects. Price. . , .$I.(M1 ARPENTRY. IV (1. Town-end. l50 pp., 224 ills. A working iniinunl for carKnterH nnd U'immI workers in general- Not n theoretical treatise, hut ;t practical working guide. Price $1 STKliNUTM of M ATERI AS Hy K. R Maurer UOip., 58 ills. For Architects, Huilders, Steel aud Concrete Workers. Knuhles one to avoid mistakes- Price $1.00 HUIIAMA DRA AINU 1 . ! 16O pp., 140 ills. Complete cnurf-e in pn JcetintiH, sli;nhi lines, intersections and developuu-nts, let tering, with exercises ami plates. Price $1 00 MASONRY ONSTRUC HON By P 1 Mijii nl . lirvne. 140 pp..4 ills. I.nteht nnd hest Ameri can methods- Price ...JTOO These volume., un IwindHiiiuel.v bound In red art Vellum di? Luxe, size V x 9 Inches. Sent prepaid to any part of the world on receipt of price. Kemlt by Drnfc. Postal Order, Express Order, or ItcgUtcr ed letter, to tin . ake County Examiner. An International Calamity. If a colored waiter at a hotel should happen to drop n dish containing a roast turkey, the average man would be likely to say that ft was only an ordinary iiccldent, with m more seri ous result than the breaking of the dish nnd the paying of u fine by the waiter, followed perhaps by his dis charge. But n ccrti'ln newspaper writ er has found In such a catastrophe a complication of international calami ties fearful to contemplate, nothing less than the downfall of Turkey, the overthrow of Crcec. the breaking up of China find the humiliation of Africa. About Animals. Wild dogs never bark and so nlwnyj bite. A gray horse lives the Ion gust, a black one the shortest A blue eyed cat Is always deaf, but all deaf cats are not blue eyed. An Asiatic squirrel climbs a tree like a telegraph pole climber. It has large horny scales on its tall for the pur pose. The flying fox or tropical bat will puss the night drinking from the ves sels In which cocoa Is distilled and go home Intoxicated In the early morning or sleep It off at the foot of tho trees. Tht Pops' Palace. The Vatican Is a collection of build ings constructed in Rome at various times and not one regular structure. It contains 8 grand staircases, 200 smaller staircases, 20 courts and, it Is suid, 11,000 apartments, many of which are very large. It covers a space of 1,200 feet In length by 1,000 in breadth. It la built ou the spot once occupied by the gardens of the Em peror Nero, so noted for his cruelty. Through to China. "Oh, mamma," cried little seven-year-old excitedly, "guess what I did awhile ago." "I don't know. What Is it?" "Why, I dug aud dug out there lu the ground wuy through to China." "What are you telling me such a story for?" his mother asked severely. "Well, I did, honest. See." And he held a broken piece of an old plate up for Inspection. Washington Star. A Riddle. Without my first you'd look very strange; My second you much want tu 1 ; My wholu U what many a Imly hus wora At a ball, a reception or tea. i.liisu-esj .) Timrrrla eti rr 1 Restoration to Entry of I jinds la Na- United rititfi Laud Office, Lakeview, tlonal Forests Oregon. M 'h. 2U, l!Kl8 : K.,til,.. , , ... .. Notice u hereby given that in com- . . l" pMance with the pr' visnms of the act: lands (lescrined nelow, embracing 41) of Congre-is of June 3, H7H, entitled, . acres, within the Fremont National "An Act for the sale of Timber landsj i.'orHt Oregon, will be subject to Bh extend.! to all the public land states " of the homestead laws of tho by act o' August, 4 IB9-J, United States and the act of Juno 11, Paul (J.II igus, of lakeview, county of j i-Mi (3, Uut.( 2.3.3 j. at tho t'nited iiikb, uw 111 win-io'ii. ui mu.i in Mates land office at Lakeview. tire- office his sworn statement No .)iv mux A..... ...n.., who was actually and In good faith this tllel in statement No , 3x37, for the purchase of the E half S. W. (juarter. West half SE quarter of Section 29, lu Township 38 S., Range li iv, W. M., und will offer proof to show that tlm land sought is more v. tillable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpose 1, and to establish Ins claim to said laud before Register and Receiver at claiming any of said land for agri cultural purpohses prior to January 1, 19n0, aud has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a hoiii'-stead entry for the lands Hotually occupied. Said lauds were listed up on the applications of the persons uieuuoneo neiow, who Imve a Lakeview Oregon 011 Thursday tho 9th preference right subject to the prior day of July. 1908. t right of any such M-ttler, provided lie uumes as witnesses: Thos J. sucn settler or applicant is qualified Powell, Juies E. Murray, Juo. A'lten,"" "'ake homestead entry mid the A Ktnrkiroin all .if lakeview Oregon ; preference right Is exercised prior A. btorkm.ui, all or lakeview Oregon. , t(J JJy ;mjh, 011 which date the Any and fell persons claiming adver- ImikIm will be subject to settlement scly the above described lands are re- nnd entry by any qualified persou. quested to tile their claims 111 tiis The lands are as follows : olllee on or before said 9th day of' The E half of NW quarter, the NE July 190H 'quarter of SW quarter, Sec. 1, T. 33, 1810 J.N Watson, Register. S. R. 10 E., W. Mer., listed upon T-mbcr Land N7,iid application ot O. A. Frederick, Sum United States Land Office. Lake- ! ""'I???' XWJ1" K iw. Oregon. A nr. '20. 190H. "A"" V.'. ""'.V1'" "r' 'I""' i. Notice n hereby given that iu com pi lance of Cong 1.1 uereuy given iijiii 111 rum 1 . ... - .. ,, with the pniviaioDH of the act ' f frJ?,:L!i,?vpl?t?u ....t 1.,.. -i U7u i..,i 1 J- Lundipuist, Silver ljike, rf KUtt"!L ' : Z"'. "UV"?,'i . 'I'he SW quarter of SE quar the NE qr.of HW quarter, Hec. t:.r, T. in of John Oregon. piarter of SE quarter, Sec. 'A.. u.. f..f M,u ,, tlinl...r li.twlu "u ' " in VLeStatVrCalinira: Oregon;! ThSt?? Nevada, an l Washiugtou Territory," .V-'V " ,'11' .. 11 i X ' ii' as extended to all the Public Lund ' ,7 . ' " "''l,,i",,U"u 0 ,A' States bv act ov Auuuat 4 189" LindqulHt, Silver Lake, Oregon. KV'lXl ? .A, U""oLv 1 , . Fred Dennett, Commissioner of the of Lake State of Oregon, has tiled in this oflice his sworn statemnnt, No. 40iHi, for tho purchase of the E half, SW quarter, and N half, SK quarter, of Section 'J, in Township 39 S. , Range 18, E., W. M., aud will offer proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, und to establish bis chum to said laud be fore Regi.-tter uudtRoceiver at Lake view, Otegou, ou Thursday, the Kith flay of July, 1908. lie numes as witnesses: Ed. Tatro, Ceo. KtevoiH, Joseph Ambrose, Fred 8. Tatro, all of Lakeview, Oregon. Any aud all persons dunning ad versely the above doscribed lands are requested to file t heir cl inns iu this office on or before said Kith, day of July, 1908. J. N. Watson, Register. 1710 H. F. Ahlntrom, the saddler, has re ceived a new shipment of gloves, the best iu the market. If 'you wan gloves good oiios call at he A hi strom Harness Shop. 39 tf. oWall Street engraved stock cert Hi Mining blanks at the Examiner CJ. General Land Olllee. Approved Mav 13, 1908. Frank Pierce, First Assistant Secretary of the luterior Lists ll'JO.lMl and 1M0. Eli Restaurant, at all hours. First chibs uieula tf We aro showing In our window a complete lino of Hardware and Carpenter tools. R. M 1 Timber Land Notice. Department of the luterior, U. H. Laud Office at Lakeview, Oregon. May Ifi, 1908. NOTICE is hereby given that Per niclia J. lira'tain, of Paibley, Oregon, who, ou March 19, 1908, made timber and stone application, No. 4119, for Lot 4, Sec. :J0, T. 34 K., It. 19K., and lot 4, Section '1T, Township 31 H., Range 18 E., Will. Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the laud aboe described, before Itegister aud Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 4th day of August, 1908. Claimant names as wituchses: II. A. Rrattaiu, Ernest Matties. W. Ii. Farrow, Oeo. W. llanan, all of Paisley, Oregou. J. N. Watson, 21-H. Register.