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Longatt Will 01 ecord.
UTint Is :i n-.l the t. irst will a
record is I'-mi f ;i pin In Robert
Kenyne. fm.ii rr of i'ic Ancient and
nouornhle Artillery t'otnpMii.v of Bos
ton. It contains about oiMKHi words. Print
d nnd livni,l. It would make n kkmI
Wi'.oil volume, compiuinj; favorably In
kni'slli with nmny n novol of the pros
tnt day.
Iu Itn voluminous proportions till"
will Is In sulldtis ron trust to one pro
IrtiU-tT In Now Orleans n iminlor of
' 1:0. In which the testator til-:
. . .! f I s eiirth'y hp sessions In t!e
-n;iiio!.v. "MliMiess Koper Is or
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i . o: ; -i:il of Oiptaln Ken; ii " -
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: : . of t'.io ros.1 -ter of piol'ito o
".: . V i onuly !n volume I i f l!ie
rr.-or:l of w ills p'-o'mted It i-nir II1
p:;.- hi:, I i; is ivci.ei! l.i t Li . I .
Mi.it tin' il union! was if an cp I
IV- h.T.'ilv. vilhu- of t!u testator
While Cnptiin Ki'.;.' no. who v.:!
Yttfmilly n merchant mi'or in I.ond n
ft h fortutio of fair pro mo I vis for
ls tiny. It Is of interet t n oo that at
tie present day fortun.s cf millions i
4otlars aro froev.entU .lNp"scl of ii
complicated tnis's )y i.u'y low him
1ml words.- Boston Post.
Chivalry end Fatness.
n.ive yon novor noticed thnt irroiit
personal lnlk and chivalry g almost
always together? Woll. tlioy ilo. a ml I
cm reminded of a circumstance that
iappened Ions years ap Tlioro wa--tn
congress from the slate of Alabama
gentleman named Dixon Lewis Ho
was notorious for his stoutness as woll
as for his oonrtlinoss and nhilitios. This
fentlemnn was a Virginian by hirth.
ftut removed early to Ala ha ma. whioli
tnte he represented during several
terms of congress and was in the son
cte at the time of his death iu IStS
Biographers relate of him that one
lime after the adjournment of con
gress he was on his way home In a
toamer that was wrecked and while
he had on opportunity to do so refused
to take a seat In a small Unit because
Us jrrent weight would jeopardize the
Hvos of others In the boat, and, al
though for a time he was In great dan
jjer. he was at last rescued. There was
a noticeable combination of chivalry
nd fatness. Wash ineton Past.
Earthquakes as Warnir.rs.
The belief that eal ;!iii:;.l;e- a:;- sis is
r wiiruhiys owes -t orlshi in part f
prophecies in the Bible, v. ! c. r'.i' t x
ample, we read that "tli'-re shall I e
famines and pestile:.' aid eer'.:
pialies'' as portending f i.: ' i : k. - ,:i ! : i i i
ties Karlllipiakes have led to the n!
at lot) of i pprossivo taXiit'oit. the i!io
fltion iif niasunenulo-. the elutins of
theaters :ii:d even to I In n I'.ern I i-.n of
fashion. A Now Etisrlund ; ifjifr of IT'JT
' tolls us that "a considerable town i.i
this provi;.e has been so f.ir a .vaUened
fiy :h ii'.vfu! pi ovh'.i-ik c i:, lb-- e.ir'.h
ju:il.:e lli.it the wov.en have soa. rally
Jii.l a-iile th:'ir hooped petlieoats."
ii a tu re.
H -: :f Three.
''V' : " .: ; .. -verbis governess.
'1 w 11 i I o ! ir in i,:,oi her form It it
takes oae servant nine h'nirs to do the
ri!i:e housework of a family how Ions
H ill it take three servants to do It V"
Tommy - Oh. I know, teacher. 1
aeurd luaiiitiia speak of it only Ibis
Horn ins
'bj'crness Well, how Ions will it
take tlietu?
Tommy Three times as low?.-London
Tatler.
A tag from 10-cent piece will count PULL value
A tag from S-cent piece will count HALF value
with valuable tags
Save your tags from
HORSE SHOE GRANGER TWIST
MASTER WORKMAN
STANDARD NAVY J.T.
Old Statesman
Old Peach
Tinsley's 18-oz.
Katwai tut
Spsar Head
Sailor's Prida
Ejlarrtlna
Jolly Tar
Bridle Bit
Old Honotty
Black Bear
W. N. Tinsley's
Kataral Uat
Big Four
lenpwiny
PlcK
Tags from the above brands ae good ior the fnowir., ar.fi r;?.
useful presents as shown by catalog :
GjIJ Cuft Buttons SO Tags
Tjuntain Pen 100 Tags
English Steel Razor 50 Tk..
Gentleman's Watch 200 'i .g
! icnch Brar Vipe 50 Taps
i. cither Pocketbook 80 Tags
Stoel Carving Set 200 Tags
iieot Steel Shears 75 Tags
Lady's lVcVe'l'o - y
Pocket Kiiiie- 40 T.i."
PUyir.it CarJs . T i,' i
60 yd. Fishing Ktcl 00 Taj;s
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., St Louis, Mo.
Put This Stove In
Your Kitchen
It Ii wonilct fully
convenient M ilo
kitvlien woilt on a
ttove that's te.uly
t the instant w.mieil,
mi out of the way the
moment you'te ilone.
Sui h a stove is the New
I'etfeition Wiik Ulue
Flame Oil I'tnik -Stove.
Hy nsin( it yon avoiil the
continuous overpowetinjj
heat of a conl lire and t tMik
with comfort, exen in du
days. The
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
is so constructed that it cannot aihl perceptibly to the hrat of
a room; the flame In-inc directed up a retammu clumney to
the stove ttip where it is needed for cooking. You can
see that a stove sending out heat in hut tnt di
rection would le ptefeiahle on a hot day to
a stove radiating heat in oil directions. The
New I'eifection' keeps a kitchen uniformly
cotnfortahle. 'ITiree S':'.es, fully warranted.
If nut nh your ilralrr, wrile our m ate.t mjriu 7.
ia tli
ideal
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convenirnt, ecnnomkal and a c,rt I l
givei. If nol with your dealer, writ our nrar-
at aj;eiu v.
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY
(laeorpttralr it
I'la .. nir n Chr , 1. u.low ( t I - - 1 1 IiTiirl: N'in. Ilearil,
i I.'. . Pi t r I. . 1 1. 1 . I ! i t mid 11 ii- Ho Tom u - u loi o or. tuofc r Ner
i Itni-tio, noil h nf i I HiMii'i. Inirm-HH x'"' "" I"'1' "Od oil iMiin.l 111 n uf
I -liop. ..11 ,M, 11 St.. I'.I.iiiib The liX LoLflU I i-i 1 eU T. -fli I I Hill
li'iii r he Iiiih 11 rliiii t.J- ,1 Imimiilort. i ''ll i Ii mm: i i llo-oil 1 01 10 1 -k III
I it h fciir r iiiiih nf nun I whirh ' . n. '.Iiil' T'' n-"-. v- U 1.11
. r.io he cMiMiiict.. I hi-r... ,!,Hiiirtx tc r " " " in ..i-lrn-
1 i?T.'iO. in.- m; (.nth u mi. I i-iii.ti v. 1 ' r o'-iol 'l'- "..'ii. live.
exerpt tU I he fixtures. I n.l - 1ln.1l I
HINTS FOIl FARMERS
Famous Epicures.
In the ceiling of the dining room In j
Nero's "p ilden house." on the Palatine !
hilL were compartments inlaid with
Ivory which revolved, showering per
fumes and flowers on the guests.
Flowers were presented to the guests
y slaves. They were crowned with
wreaths. Usually after one course the
tobies were removed and other placed
Before the guests. Throughout the
eal drinking continued until the ban
tueters fell under the tal.le stupefied
In thoe days men lived to eat. Great
generals rpent fortunes ac umul itcd
Jn years of warfare In gratifying their
ppet'r.es. Lucuilus in o:,e .'.inner wi.'j
Cicero and P.nnpey s; t ut ."VM-iO
drachmas, or ?T. t fi;h;-'i:s. h
was fciti.ed for the (ieli.a.y iiud migl
aality of his dinner, v nppis! r .
tonne in linen when not ui::g it Tliaf
be might Ijetter upirecia!e :l.iv..rs nf
the viaujs he had it eleaued wi.h tls't
ikin l ei'n; dining.
Treating Overheated Horses.
As soon .is a h .rse gives evidence
of sii.V.-riug fr in heat exiiaustiun un
hir. ii hi:ii i::d rein-.ve I he liamesH
Spray 1 mg 1 !i.' lut.'k w It h L e eol 1
w.itcr a;. ! . ;ply il freely to I he poll
-. i!:i a e or a sponge. Let him
stand out f .r in a shady place
nod with y :. ' treatment a recovery
will usually c me quickly.
If the exhaustion has become more
pronounced, and the horse's eyes are
leu dsfiot, hi nostrils fiery red and hi
puNe is bounding .strong and fast, give
I'.ini. in addition to the treatment men
ti ' i d. four ounces of goo I whisky Ii.
a pint of water or one ounce of an.
1:1-1 1 Ii- spirits of amnion! 1 and !
ounces of spirits of nitrous ether n
ic e quart of water, repeating the .!..-
Ii urly until the pulse be ouies norm n
t f horse holds his head up and stop
p iuti'n; - F'lrm Progress.
Cure For Curl Leaf of Poach.
I'.-otessor Tuft of the Michigan Agn
c.iiiural college has announced an im
portant discovery lu that euri leat
whi - h has been so destructive a:iion
pe 11 lies for several years, can lie sue
c'S-fully treated by (spraying. lie e-ti
tn no. licit fully (line-tenth of the or
. ; i n-oi-ta pea.-hes are annually d.
s'ri.yed by curl leaf and miylit h.iv.
i.' ii .-aved by spraying.
T':e solution used Is one pound n
m 'jo-r sulphate dissolved In twenn
ti'e gallons of water. The tree shoiil I
I .. covered with the spray, as a single
mi 1 es. aping treatment might sprea.'
tiie dUease. It has been found Ilia
-pr lying with the solution in the fal
i- is effective as when It Is uod latel
Ii may be used at any time after the
i. -lives fall till Just before Ihe bud
begin to swell In the spring.
Westoralio 1 to l.ntry of I and
In National I:orcs
l.i-ts 1700 and 170;l.
Notice is herehy given tleit the
lainl desillbed belov,eu briiciiik! '.S'.i.lJn
acres, nit hiu the r'reinont Nutneui.
l-'oiest. t Ireu'on. w II be subject to
si tt lenient and entry under the pro
visions of the tio enteii I Lias ot the
L'niti-d States and tie lot of .lone 1 i.
linn; ;U Stat., .:U , at the irmted
"tates Lund otlice at Lakevievv, (lie
gon, on Dee '2i I '.mis Any seitlei who
was actually an I iu good fai'h obiim
ing any of said l-tinls for Hitrieult oral
purpoye prbr to Janury 1, l!'ii,
aud has nut aiiMn io,e.l same, bi.s a
preference riht to innkH a ho nentea l
entry for the lau Is actually ccciipi il.
Sal lands were listed upon the
application -4 nf the pi rsons 11 eut ioued
belnv. who liav a preteri-nce right
subject to th" prior (ight of any such
setter, provide.) such sett! r or
applicant is quiililied to make home
stead entry an i the preference right
is exerci.-o I prior to l)ec -Jl, UK's, on
which date the lutein will be subject
to rettlemeiit end entry I'V any (,inili
eti l person. The SV quarter ol NK
quarter., the SK quaiter of NW quar
ter, the NK quarter of SW quarter,
and Lot '.i NW quaiter of KV quar
ter , Sec. i:i.T :i:i S.. K. is K., W.
M., listed upon the application of
Kdvvin V. Hoodwiir.l of I'm. ley, Oie
goil. The sail SV quarter of NK
quarter ami SK quarter o N w. ipinr
ter are subject t.i the light of way
for reseivoir and ditches of .Jonas ('
Vool.v..rd. Act March , l'.'i. '1 he
N half ot N K iiunrl ei , the N half ot
N half ot SVV quarter of K i iolei,
Sec. -J, Ihe V quarter of N'VY quar
ter. See Si T b' S . K HI K . appli
cation of t'yius L I'ecrult, ol, is
till is. ( Iregoii
l-'rel Mennett, Onin in issioner of the
( iei eral Lund ' Mllce.
Approved O.dober X 1!KIS, Krank
1'ierce, l-'irst ssistant Secretary ot
the Interior. t ).".! N I'.'.
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Clubbing Offer
I ir-,lri'.s for Snl-
This otlice has 011 hand a few copies
of thecouniy directory, which will
be cIooh I out at half jiriee TlniHe
wihhing a copy should not delay seed
iiiK their orders. It contains the
name of every voter in the enmity.
There is a i-peeiiil write up of the
county aud of the towns. In it theie
also is a synopsis of the game laws of
the State, and much other valuable in
formation regarding I.hkevievv and
trioiitary country.
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WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1
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LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER 2
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the two mentioned, and at this unprecedented
low price should be in every household.
THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY 20 DAYS
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For Ninety Days Only
Jil'I'.N sueee.ssttil in closing a
TT siieeial eontraet with 'I Hie Consolida-
tiii I Mix Co., ol" Hrookl vn, X. V., wherebv we
can supply a Lruarauteed Solid Gold Poun-
tain Pen.
" MmMM)wm
A Shot with Every Tick of Watch
K.i- Treason and Reason.
Archbishop Il.van once concluded a
' -"limit del'eri-e of the Irish cause
r . 'oer shouie I :
whtftf' .v v-
-Hur i He r."Hi ai L""itv "f t,''11 so" '
"Perh.-ips." repn'e:! !!.' lil'-li!i!iftn,.
-'but please remember that vvh;if l
treason elsewhere beeoiues reason in
Ireland because of the absentee."-
Cleve.land Leader.
Getting Along.
Miss Coodley-Miss Uussle goes lu
for everytblm,'. She's conslitntly doing
jomething. Miss Knox - Yes. but the
one thing she is doing most steadily
he won't Jidmit Miss 1 oodley - What
in that? MNs Knox (iiovving older. -Catholic
Stan. laid and Times.
' Too Much of It.
' Gieene-IIow do it happen that you
doD t trade at CMeuver'n any more? Yof.
nsed to brag aljout the nice cuts ot
meat te always ent j ou. Is it been us.
.-,, . , , .1,. r , !ve you credit? Gray Ou
? -le . ry it U because he dld.-Ims-
.:!. .'..It.
, T itimy'i Lesson.
fr.:.. ' - ojt, mamma, OneerH were
, e forks. Mumma Yea. my
bijr :! t wa8 lljude Leforp ''le
at'you picfer pie. doo't you. Tommlet
yonkerB StuteHman
Pink Eye In Horses.
Pr. Sniead. the well known writer
veterinary lopics. describes pink eye I:i
hor-.es as follows: "I'ink eye iu horse.,
is mii inllueiizu aecomp.-i nieij with n
feM-r. Iliole or le IS ilill iiil li.llioll of the
membra nes of the e e , ami e. eliil..
whleh causes them lo ul.e on a r"d oi
pink color; lieu- e l'ie n.i ,.e pink eye is
t'iven the di ease The re nedy is (final
care, keeping Ihe alii n.il in a Heiuiihirk
ened. pure aire I sl.e.le. feediiiK on
bran mashes mil boiled oats, with
plenty of pure water to drink. Hat lie
the eyes with warm water in i le brack
Im with salt, and to every pint of the
water mid two ounces of extra. t of
wit. h hazel Horses thus treated
usually recioer In about nine dayH to
two weeks. There Is no preventive
It Is the result Of n I 'nosnlieri' conditions''-
I'lirmers Advocate
Improving Dairy Herds.
Many fanners will keep a cow a
whole year to nd e a twenty dollar
calf, but the dairyman should not be
satisfied with su.-h a small profit. To
Improve a dairy herd It is essential to
select cows from them with care find
judgment. Then test the offspring to
see if the (food Uullties (Jf the parent
have been transmitted or If any Im
provement has beeu made. After care
ful selection good feeding and care are
of Ihe highest Importance If we expect
fo retain and Improve the good qual
ities. Remedy For Worms Ir Horse.
Mix together oue pound each of
Btigar and salt; In thin mix one-half
pound of flue smoking tobacco, blx
ounces of powdered wormseed and four
oumes of powdered sulphate of Iron
As a dose for a mature uora irlvr a
leaping tablespooiiful In a wheat bran
n.i-. :i every morning for two weelm:
Miii'-r do-e In proportion to
. a- i age.-PtT'iera Advoeuie.
The "Celtric Model 1,
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I'u every s iImci-Pht, olJ or new, who sends u a year'.
subscription in advance, and fifty cents additional.
Tile "Celtric Model I " eomjares lavorably
with any $2,00 Pen on the market today.
The pen will be forwarded immediately upon
receipt of the money.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE I'EN
Tlio p.-ii in mil el .i. I, 1 1 CHml Urn, tliu nt.n-k u( which In nimli! nf the Unl
.piallty of hunl ruhher an.l fitted In four pnrlH ; the pen points ure ht-
feclly fitted Willi iridiiiui and tin- fei il Ih ifiirmitced lo (low evenly, wlllmiit
l.-imhiK or l.lollliiK. The pens ur-. beautifully ebaneil as nb.iwn in i nt.
"A rount&in I'en is a Necessity oi the
Twentieth Century."
The L'tfyplbniH iimi iI a split reeil ; mir (rramlfut la rw it gronHe-
iilll ; mir ratheiM a Mteel or ordinary (join pen. i.iu loua.v
we wmi t
A Fountain Pen
that dispeiiHeH Willi the Inconvenient InkHtrnnl, t hut iIoch
not eorroile. mid that Is alwiiVH ready for twe. Ucarn the
iiinniifiicliiier'H iriinriintee that the pen is HolliI (iOLU Ilk
line If It does not prove HiitlHfactory hi every way we will
exchiitio;.. it for another, or return the lifty tentH additional
on return of t he pen.
Thi is an unusual oDDortunity t-o tecure, at a very low price,
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an article of Hllperlor quality mat ih voiiiiiik i ' enm-nnai
to the eomfort and eon venlenee oft-very one who wrlton.
w REMEMBER THAT THE
OFFER jsi'on NINETY DAYS ONLY.
Lake County Examiner,
Lakeview, Oregon.
I f- Ji'-ntm, Ji-e.-Mt ,..
M SIX SHOTS IN FOUR SECONDS
Free Book tells of this (iun
This Hiimmerli MH llcpentei I- I he nioht I'npld pump mm niade , it
Iiiim ver known Improvrmei i ency tnke-dowii fenlure, heavy
hreech lilm k, covered merlin 1. 1-n .mil top rlli If iIcnIicI.
CntalnK niowh our other hIiu uuhh, iIoiiIiIoh, ninules, etc.
PRICES, $5 TO $27
Ff P4t". postal ln-iiiKH our linok--!-'KKK. AiI.Iichh,
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451 Auburndale, TOLEDO, OHIO.
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with this paper, the new monthly
farm magazine jnst started at Lincoln, Neb.,
by I'rof. II. W. Campbell and devoted to the
subject of how to farm in the dry country
and how to jet best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This paper is
"Campbell's Scientific Farmer" and we offer
it clubbed with the Kxamincr both for $2.50
per year cash. Prof. Campbell's new paper is
a monthly, chock full of tfood things, the only
paper of its kind in the world, and it embodies
the results of the editor's many years of pains
taking investigation of the soil tillage proposition.
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