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A Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Bain
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III" iImi i I j. i .
brum' i hi i.i ' ' ' .
I 'iilm i It mm I 1 1 i i
HWIIV "i I III 1 H I
lb ml ip.i. Mi. :. . r
hlori't I ln f'rii .. .f !,
Twin mi. I ;1,ii. M. I ,'i
jflitH i.r by 1 1 ; m 1 1 I i I
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By Mli.DHI COI.UMAN
I'Vrit-liH i
illy I
A HIOl'lll ll l
'.:i I yoti recotv
Lakeview Cigar Factory
Sill UK M.
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"l.ll'ik Hill!" U.lllll-d l,.ll. "It III"
woi'it mi ii i.f lu I. in m .lit n ili'iir
III! III! I lil.l- lll.il."
'I III I.i. nl.'i h:i. l.ii'i fwlliil.jr ;
llj 'll ill. .11. Ii.il,h Ml (,vil mi Il'l
fiinr li (.' i I IiIm w ii hnl liml In fciitcd
I III ll'ii , I. HI t " i l in - li-l 1 1 II I . II oil
l.i-tly's ( I i ;1 :i;i ,,r ll hem fi.rl
Mitkt-i i if
Ami In
Illl-Ml fl
"I inii'i
l I '.1 I ,i-l i.v un'i
ii lm I !i'iii).:!il h
m l II down!" H
iji.v wiih fur-
I !a vuia Mini
DoMestic Cigai
CO' 1 1 HV IIIIHKH "III inn
IUf M-.i dial. -i.iii- in Mi i
llllllil'llf li'-Hl d ml In I'iixI .i I' i i
ltMin .nUi-vti-n Ori''Mt
Nolcle & Revnokls
House, Sign and Carr'ae
Pa i n ters
Papering x 1 1 i I Knlsomit ing
Oltlcc wild Wiiiiili iick V Iliiriii'M
liiMii-ral ItliirkMinll Iih
Laki:vii:v . ki:c.o
-W A N T if D
A ri'iri'hi'iiintU i- In thU c 1 1 1 1 1 1
hy n luijic mil inn- ri ii n ii I Inn
Kpllilll 1 1 1 I lit fill' ll I M III lllllnl- .11.1.
WIhIiIh 'll-CIIIIll- ft 1 1 It til-i It 1 1 N Mil I'
1I.
TiVj Real Estate Securiiy G-
Tort Dearborn Bldg. Clilcoj-o. III.
ked I mi v.
Irilr tin oilier
i In- li i I lii k
IIimIm-.i IjiiiiI Miliir
Ilcpiittmcut i f I In- Interior ('. S
I. Hlld t Illicit 111 Lakeview, (li.'Kn.
AllKUi-t I'J. HUM.
Nutli-i' In hereby given Hint I'.liWlN
TATLii, nf l.nki-n. On-yi'ii, ln
mi July "I, IInis, ii, mil- Tiinlii'r mid
Ktmiii Applicat nui. N.i. iil.M, 'nr U
Ii it 1 f W half, Si-i'tlini ", Towmdiip 111
S.. limine IS I,.. Will .Mi r i.i Inn, bin
tllttil notice nf i ii t mii i iii to iiuiko
Kiunl I'limf, to t it 1 .1 if Ii claim In tin
laud hIhivii iIi'm-i ibed, before ii-t-i
ami lii-ci hit, nt Litkcvicw, iirij.''n.
on to llilh iluv ot N .ivt-inlicr, I'.mk
('Illlllllllll llllllll'K US W II MI-hHI-H : I'll"!
H. 'IV m, lli-rt H. Tatro, lii-oru'-' M
StetciiH, loHi-pli A in brown, nil of Luke -view.
On-yon.
AUtKVJ-: J. N Watson. Kcglhti-t
"Von mini hirn (In- i
w n.v urn II ton u hid
n-.-jiln."
1'iillfiilly Tr.ivli "won-d nji" hit oil
fi.l liiin- nml iiitni'il in H,i j1 III.
''IiMik lii-n-, l.i-lly," hi-ilt-.ili-i; "Ii I k
fiii.'i-l t-lj.ii.-i f.ii- a niiniilo nml (.-ft
ilnwu in si.iin-i IiIiik ini'Ti- Inli-ri Inn
IllIll NIIIK'IXI II I'lllM. Villi llllll till- III Ht
I'll'lny Unit I ml, Jil Ii.im- my iii.mir
liHliiy,"
1.1-lt.V'n f.li l I nllill lj Mlflly.
"iIb Mi. Ii liml iui k i prn"ii' tin
l'iltl;iy !" kIu- iiMHi-rlcil mi.Ii iiinly.
"So It hi-i-iiih," nri i-il Trin Ih. "iih Ii
Iiiii ki-it i In kiimjh-uim mIikt iIh-ii.
Vihi kimw liml I loM! you. ilciir. ntiil
Hint It Ii.im nhvii v In-i ll my j ri-lil w ihIi
in win you fur my wlfiv In lln iui-wit
fH,' I-uyV"
TniN, li.nkliii; Into I lit Imlf ii-lli-il
hm, ' 'nidi i--;mI ilicri-ln I ln Miriij-j.il'
j.!: I u:i IiiivIiij: wild In-r own
n it ri iiii-I llii-n I In-i r.iuii.il Mil.niiH-1 hi
I- nl-; In l:i-r Iom'. If lould
t -it ii..- f. rmniloii nf llii- w .r.l
il Mniiiil I r I r i m t'i lil-n tin- hii; ,ini-HM
I'liiclil w ln-ii wiih it Utile i ry of
tt.v -1 ii io in r fi-i t, In-r
li ! wl! Ii livirn it ii I In r lin nil
l !' - ii iu--i!til 111.- I.ivirl Hint iiit so
-..i.l!y
''hii'i yi. ii lii'.ir t. .limy ln- rii-.l
"lli-nr wliii i?" 'I r m I.i t.lrnltii it hN
-ain for noun' umiiil. Vfl liolliiiiK
i.
i
i r-
r I,
.in.
rour inpf rxtli 1'ini
Wdr-r, ilrnr?"
1.1'iiy'n f.ii-i iiinit-licil tin f I nt n if th
J ink li in I w lilli- ii 1 1 1 - l lns- oinn nhf Ii.kI
iIiiiii-i In In-r IiIi.ii I- iii with Imlf
IIVITlfll lll-llll I III H.llnlll I't Klllllilll In-r
NiiM-rNilil"iiM fi-nrii
I 'rom I In' in-xi I'm. in imiip i hf riif-
' llIK HOIHlill tif II ill"ll'MMMil. nml lli-
j ri-'nnl wni "Wln-n Wl- An- Mnrrli-il '
III lui'l lii-t-n I-iI.v'h fivi.rlii' In lln nl'l
I il n v h. iiiiil ln-r i-.vi m lii l:-lin-ni il nt llio
fiimllliir xinihiH win' In. riu' in ii,.ni
I lll-f l-'iltl' InllKlli'SM.
I Wln-n lo 1 lil-- iii mlili-il ii Hi'i'iili'l
, mIith iih mi liliii-r.iiit Imnl Hirii' k up
jlln' wi-'MIiik innf-li from 'l.olii'iij.'rln"
; In-r ilonliiM wi n' fully ill n lli-l. Willi
j II llllli' fl i of rl:n'i- h x!n lii-l'l out
j lu-r till fid m lo I'riM li. wlio rntijlil llii-m j
III Ii I M own.
A fi-w tiilniiii'M Inter ii ili-ii-riiiliii-l
tiipplnj; nl I In- ilnnr ruii'i-1 IIm-ih from
ilh' lr ilri-iiin of IiIIxh. 1.1-II.v'h lirolhiT.
' I'.oli, 1 1 1 1 k IiIn tuil-li-il lii-ml IiimI'Ii tin-
il'mr.
j "I cny, Mr. 'I'rnvli." In- Im-s.mii illlll-tl'-nlly.
"you lonliln't Ii i mi' Imve t tin t
1 ijii.irli-r now. i-uulil yon? Tin- linyn nro
j.-iiiiK down to I In- Hii.ri- to j(''t Hi'-
liiiKt-liiill iinlfnriiii. mill If I liml Unit
fjnnrfiT I iniilil .-o with tin-in."
! "Mr. TrnvlM il'i- not owe you n
, qunrli-r." mil'l I.i-ny Hlmrply. "If you
! wnnt inoin-y link iiiotlii-r f-r It."
I "Nun-. In' owi-h mi' a iii.irti-r," iinilii
j Inlni-il Iii ll Hlotilly. "1 wnn rotnln'
ilown tin' mri-cl, an" lio tolil me If
I'll nit Hint i. Ill n-rord In tlio phono
prupli nit' Mtnrt It up pn-tty wmii nfu-r
ln mini In lii-'il xt! me a iiunrti-r. llr
w.'ih In I k In to lhi liiitnlinnii on (Ik-innii-r"
"Tin' li ml iii.-i ii ? Am) In tolil you to
!i lltnl?" iiKkcil li-lly, with IntiTi'Ht.
I'.oli iiihI.Ii-iI uh lio n-ii-lveil a coin
from TrnvN. nml tlu-n he rnnlMhi'il
from Hit- room.
"Slni-i you mu.it have n kIkii 1 mnili
my own." -x il:t Iiii-i Travln, anxiously
M-nri-hliij; In-r f ir-.
"Ami I'm jrla l you did." aald I'tty
Hlmply, lior f.fi' mill nglnw with Imp-
pltll'HI.
1 1 nihi r l.nti'l ilirr
()! Ill tit, III I lif I I.m ll,l..tl.r II M !
I ii ml Dlllci' nt l.nki-t ( )rij(oii,
jurm xiiii n"it
Niilli-n Ih liiily fclfn tli nl. Infill I
I.. (Jhiii-r, nf Hm-mmi-iito, fulif , i
wlio nn May lo. CKiH, madi. 1 1 if I.t '
and kIoiih Hp .Ileal inn, No. 4 1 7:, fi r
NW ipiarti-r. Suit ton '.12. Tnvt rifli ip 'M '
H., liMtijn 17 V... Will. Meridian, han
filed not lee nf im titiori to fimke Final
Proof, to efliillihli rliilm lo the
Inn I aliove dejerlled, l.efore I .' ( i h I r
and l:i-i--ivir nt l.nki f'-w, (in-ion,
on Tin- inn imy nr fScpti-m lei. IJHIH. '
, Clniliiant iiii'iii-h iih itnen'-ef ; Otln
j(!ravi-nn, of l.nki-view, Orejrnii, f.
iCraveiiH, of Diiirv. nn-y.n I-'. (,'.
M ind mid .I'.ln Stiii'lt, nl HoiiiiirH
iln-Kiiii. '
i I" I. N. Wiitfi.t-. heiict
LAKEVIEW
SADDLERY
r.
1 1 lit In-1 I mill illrr
I lupin tn.i nt of the llileiior, I' h
Iilld Ulllce nf jiki-ii', (lit-jim.
AtikiiiHi i, :vh.
Notli f li iii-n-l.y viviMi tn:t Kl.Ml.l;
IIOSVAKD. nt l.iiki-vii-M, Oii j;.,ii, ul.u.
nil Juiy II. r.KiH, ::.ndi! i'lmli-i hii.1
Stone A pjilii-iit lou. No. lf,H, nr N
halt N 1-'. iiniitti-r. See. I, T lit S. I!.
17 IO., N Imir NW .iinrter. Siellon li
Towii"hip :il s.. i.iitiKi- is I.. Will
Meridiiin, IihiIIIkiI nnlieeof inti-nl i,n
to liuike l-'ilinl Priint. to i-flii! lU!
elnim to the liiud nhote li-Ni-riln-.l. In-
fore lo'iihtci mi. I Hi n lw r. m Luke j
view, Oii-tljn, on the !U It ilnv nl Nm !
emlier, 'M&: i
t'llllmillll llMtlll-M IIH Hllll-het . ( I'lll '
C'raveiiH, Kvn IIowhi-iI, I'iwiK llinuinl
of l.iikevieu, ()ii-l:oii. aini t enrj.-i- j
Conn, of PtiiMley, On-jtoti. '
A'.MO' I. N. Wat miii. Ku.-ifter I
ljm!!JgS
A Patlnc lnrlmrn
Mr John White, of :iH 1 1 u'hlau.l
Ave., Iliiiillini, Mn I in-, hiivh:. "Have
been t roi 1 1 l im I ullli n en i.ii every
winter ami Hpiinjt. Lin-t winter I
trieil many advert Ihi'iI leuu-iliea, hut
the eolith ennl inued until I liotiiiht
a Mki Iml tie of Dr. Kiiij('m New Dia
eovery -, tieinre inni wan linir oue,
the i-oukIi wiih all jione This winter
the h.iiiio happy ii-miiII Iiiih followed
a few (ioHea nuee more lianUhed the
amitm! eoiiuli I am now convinced
that Dr. KIiik'h New Dinoovery ta the
imat or all couuh mul iiiij; re mod lea
Hold under jiiiirnutee at A. j. Thorn
ton 1 1 Driij; Htore. .riOe. and il. Trial
bottle free.
"I 41 liOlNtl o mil! ON IS LAtT kJTOKT.
-a.e iii.- faint (lure of hriisH luatru
ii.e.ii . im:ld he hear.
'Il'n n funeral." uxplnitit-U U-tty,
'a y.iilli r.v futii'i'iil, and they are play
it;,' ii i.-.:.l limn Ii."
Vna t.ould Hi-iireely expi-it iheui to
I'. iy n - i-.liz." reminded Travia. "Dead
iiiaic!:i-s i-i-i' written for fuiieniU, you
Making Himself Secure.
After I he funeral of an old woman
In a remote VorkHhlre hamlet her ho lis
and iliiulilerH mailc a vljroroiiH aeareli
for her will, but without aueeeHH. al
thotiKli they knew Hint she liml pre
pared one Hlmrily before her dealb.
"What's ta ilmie wT It. Jink)" the
eldest aoii asked I lie yoiitij;eHt, who,
bell ik unmarried and a jTent ilunee.
had always huuj; on to hU mot hers
apron airltiKs. "Tha'a iM-en In t' houne
all tills time, wT lii.lio.ly to watiii thee,
an'. It I'siUh a bit fishy. Hast ta burnt
j JiK-k Violently refuted the i imrj;e.
"Why, Ah iiobbut 'ad It In my 'ands
i onee," he deiinrisl.
"Ah. then, tha luliiilts there wor a
willV erlisl the ehli-nt brother trium
phantly. "Of eoorse there wi :" JiM-k frankly
eoiifeNNed. "She jrnve It to me t' day
afore ahe died, but Ah eouldn't read a
word of It. no Ah took It art an' burled
It ti) keep It Ktife. Ah'm not J-'nliiK to
let any brolber.s an' Klsters jvet ahead
o' tne. When Ah've learnt to read for
me rci Ah Kit-ill illjr that will up, but
not a day earlier!"
And they had to "have the law on
him" In-fore he would illvulja- the hid
ing: plaoe vf the doeuuient.
ol -e r.ir I'ii illciilniii l i ifnl l inrt
!' in li i. mi r,
l.nkftii-w. Dn-K n, Lund Utile,
Anj'iht ii. iiiiih.
Nolit-e is lieu-l.y jiiten that, iih ilir
eeled by tie (Nimriiifhioner o the
(n tieihl Land tifll'-e, und'-r the pro
viionn nf A' t of (.'oiii.'ii-m tip proved
Jini0'J7, VMH'i, l'nblle-No :ni:.we will
Hirer at public KHle, to the hiihent
bidder, at Id o'eloek a in ,on the iMh
ilny nf Si -plernber. l!MH next, at this
office, the following fraet nf land, to
wit: NWijiirter NWiioarler, Hen. 22,
i. rt., ii. -i i i,., w. Al.
Any in-iHiniH (in i mi titr adversely the
abovn dt-nerilieil IhiiiIm are adviaed to
fl! their i-lainiH, or objeetiiiiix, on or
before the day above desijnated for
mile.
I'l " ' N. WatMon. I'.eiihter.
I'red P. Croneniiller. ICeeeiver.
Timber IjiuiI .t oil re
Department ot the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakiew, Oregon,
Amiiht 0, l!HiH.
Notice ih hereby jiven that MAU
KICK Ii. WHITKllOUHK, of Lake
view, Oregon, who on June 4, 1!K)8,
made titnber Mid alone aplientiou, No.
4l!i:i, Serial No, C2HM, fr SW quarter
Sect ion, 2i Townahip '.W S . Kanjce 21
K, W ill. .Meridian, Iihh filed notice of
inteutin.'i fo make I-'iual Proof to es
tablish elrtim to the land above dea
cribed, before KeKlHter and Keceiver,
at Lakevien. Oregon, on the l!'th day
of October. 1!KIH.
Claiuiant names aa witnenne:
Anna L. Whitehouse, (J. W. llardiaty
F. H. Soy lt-r, ti. A. Paxlon. all of
Laki'vieu. OreKon.
H- l.'l 10- !.". J. N. Wataon, HeKiter.
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Proprlef'jr.
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'Uf on the market.
Ah-
II Cli!iiji-tc Hue nf w 11 Hit
'rid Imirjf.v hnriiiHH, wMn
robes, rlutim, liltw, Hpui-H
iiilrtH, riiM ttca.ln f net every
thlnjf In the line of cnrrlnjri;
and Ik ih- tint hl.ii en. I'e
pairiji by coriipi-tent men
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, EREiCTED IN 1 000
MODERN
THROUOHOJ T
' IKST-CAL5S
ACConnonATioN?
SAflPLE ROOn
For COnHERCIAi
TRAVELER
COLRTEOUS
TREAT MEN
Seohaow LIQHT & HARROW, Propnetos:
SETING MACHINE.
hOLLER BEARING.
HIGH GKJLTL.
Timber Land Notice
Department, of the Interior, U. S.
Laud Otllue at Lakoview, Oregon,
AiiKuat 21, 1008.
Notice is hereby Riven that MAHY
V. WILSI1IKK, of Lakeview, OreRou,
who, on July 14, 10U8, made Timber
and Btoue Application, No. 081, for
10 half NK quarter, N half BE quarter.
Section 10, Towuship 'Si 8., Range 18
K., Will. Meridian, has tiled notice
ot intention to make Final Proof, to
entabliuh claim to the land above des
cribed, before Kejilbter and Keceiver,
at Lnkevlow, OreRon, on the lUtb day
of November. 11K)8.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Dave
Jones, Manuel J. Hwartz, 1. F Wil
shire, Charles Umbach, all of Lake
view, Oregon.
A'i0O'J2 J. N. Wutaou, RegiBter..
Nivxill Catarrh quickly ylelda to treat
ment by the ugnsmlilti, aromatic Kly's
Or eat n lialin. It is ris-uived thron-h the
Qimtrila and eli-iiuaea and li'-ala the whole
Biirfuite over which it ditluaea iiM-lf. Druj;.
gist sell the fitlc. Hiy.a. i'eMt it and ymw
are auro to ooutiuuu the troutment till r
lioved. Aniinunrciiiniit.
To aeootiiiiiiHljite tin ma who are nurt inl
to tha uho of atomiaurs in applyiiiR litiida
into tha unaal puMHitges for (uUiirrhnl truu
blen, the proprietors prepare Oream Halm in
l!i ild fonu, which will lie known as Kiy'a
Liipild Oronm lialm. Trloe Including the
prayiuR tube ia 76 oeuta. IruRRiata or by
Iiinil. The liquid form embixlies the nied
luiual jiroperties of the solid pr(Mtratloa.
II you ar(slilnklnjr of ortranUliijf a
Itoclt C0ini)tu,V e our WW aamplea
kimw ."
:t Ihln'i of the omen," is-mlNtcd
Ii-ily. ".Mm. If I should bhv 'Yi-m' one
ol' uh would die before the wedding"
"It's awfully kind of you to hhvc my
life." hull Travis, with a miille that
found no reflection In his heart. "It's
really good of you, Letty. but I'm per
fectly willing to take chauei-H."
"I am not," was the auawer lu dead
ened tones. "Don't you realize what a
bad omen It Ih, Jim?"
"It certainly la a bad omen if it
means that you will not mnrry me Juat
because a funeral proceaalon happens
to be passing dowu the next afreet,"
agreed Travis.
lie did not argue. U-tty was ador
able, but she was wedded to a belief
la algns, and It now looked aa If bis
avowal of love had liecu rendered
fruitless by the funeral proccHHlou at
the very Instant when he had read bis
triumph In her eyes. Ix-tty loved hlin
that be knew but It waa imeleas to
argue when she was so oIihchkihI by
the fear of the omen.
It was two weeks before Truvlu re
newed Ills suit. In the Interval be
bad come and gone, as usual.
Letty bad been to the theater and
driving, but not a word bad Travis
breathed of the subject that was near
est to bis heart.
lie found the girl that Friday after
noon ultllnjr iienalvely In the window
seat.
The Mil't broeie from the eolith blew
Into the room the fragrance of the
blosaoina, and the mellow sunlight
jrllntisl on the velvety green of the
growing verdure. It was an Ideal day.
mil I cily responded seuHlilvcly to the
pro nlse of uev life.
Aliuoat lie fore she knew that be bad
entered Travis bad reached her aide
and had taken ber band In bis strong
trasp.
"I'm going to make one last effort to
win my happiness, Letty," be said
softly. " have tried to accept ymr
dlcft:ni. but I cnrrol see he value ef
-In Praia of Tea.
Klciiliinjr, the Chinese m at, was a
prolific writer, and of all his poems
his Immortal "Praise of Tea" Is most
widely remembered. Written In ex
quisite characters. It decorates half the
old nips, plates and fans of his period.
Thus It runs:
"Phu e upon a gentle Ore the tripod
whose color aud form tell of a far
antiquity and Oil It with water of
molten snow. Let It seethe till It
would be hot enough to whiten uh or
to redden a crab. Then pour it Into
a cup upon the tender leaves of a se
lected tea tree. Let it rest till the
mists whh-b freely rise have formed
themselves Into thicker clouds and
until these have gradually ceased to
weigh upon the surface and at last
float away lo vapor, then deliberately
sip the delicious liquor. It will drive
away nil the causes of disquietude that
come to trouble us. You may taste
and you may feel, but never can you
express in words or aong that sweet
tranquillity we draw from the essence
thus prepared."
Mait Bread.
In Saxon and mediaeval times, even
after the Introduction of wheat and
other cereals, there can lie little doubt
that acorns were regularly used by
the poorer peasants for the purposes
of mablnjr bread, and not only In sea
sons of scarcity, but as a general arti
cle of food. Onk trees were then chief
ly valued because of the acorns which
they produced.
In Amjlo-Sixon records for the year
1110, which Is ilescrllswl as "a very
calamitous year, the crops tielng spoil-
He and j h! by the heavy rains, which came on
Just liefor August and lasted till Can-
uiemnH, it is expressly mentioned as
nn UR-iravatlon of the "heavy time"
that "mast was also so scarce this year
that none win to be heard of In all
this land or In Wales."
The days of mast bread are happily
gone forever, and even barley bread,
In common use during severe winters
pot bo inauy years ago, bos now every
where ir"ve' place to that of "the flaunt
wheat rlour." IiOndon Spectator.
The Difference.
Greene Ninety-five year-old Mr.
Qoldera in determined to marry again,
and his children threaten to put him
Into aa asylum.
White But they cau't get him Into
any asylum. The old man Is neither a
lunatic nor drunkard.
Oreene-No, but ue Is an ornhajj.
Tuilj.e.
ELI RESTAURANT
Located on Water Street, near the Post office.
by buying thk
reliable, hoiifM,
high grar!? s?w
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STK0NGEST CUARAyfK.
iVational Sewins; MmM'i
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Meals at all Hours.
Fresh oysters kept on
hand during the oyster
season. Fish and game
in season.
Only Firstc!ass Restaurant
in Lakeview.
ELI, PROPRIETOR.
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
INCORPORATED
A COMPLETE RECORD
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j which, in any way, affect Real Property in the county.
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ever made in Lake County, and every Deed given.
ERRORS FOUND.
In transcribing the records we have found numerous
mortgages recorded in the Deed recoid, and not indexed; and
many deeds are recorded in the Mortgage record and other
books. Hundreds ol mortgages and deeds are not indexed
at fill, and aie most difficult to trace up from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors:
Others cannot fmd tnen We have spent hundreds ol dollars hunting op
these errors, and we can guarantee our work.
f. J. D. VENATOR, manager.
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