LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER. LAKF.VIKW, ORf'.UON, TfltK-liAV 'MA K. 25,1109
EVEN
i-
Settlers Rates to
A "SMALL PUCL
Firm
Via Southern Pacific Lines
Daily From March 1 to April 30, 1909- .
unqM
l!
) Omaha
' Ht. Jtm-)
' Ksneae Cltr
I Isavenworth
Jnver
II on ton
. St. Lniite
Mew Orleans i.
oo
. lift (K)
. 25 00
, m oo
. 2ft 00
,. zr, oo
, :w 60
Memphis
llloonilnuton
Ht. J'hiiI
Minneapolis ....
IVorla,
ChlciiKO .A........
I'lttMtnirK
New York
I'V
.... A..ft.
ll
.ano no
. SI 7ft
. ai V
. 31 7ft
. 31 ;76
. 83 '00
. 42.00
. M 00
Corresponding low rales from other point. KuU-h for branch lines point
, wjll be a combination of the proper eolonUt rate for the main-line June
. tloo point and the usual branch-line local.
The coat of a ticket can be ill posited at enw with any Nou thorn Pacific
agent In Nevada, and the ticket will te furnished to the pawncer In the
Kant, while these low rat are In effect.
Ktop-overs are a'lowed at Cnbre, Elko,
' tod KENo. Nevada.
Winneinuci-tt, Lovelock, Haeen
LAIlEVIEiW, "OREGON !
A Growing town In ths heart of the Fertile Irrigated Farm..
A Home for You
Tell your frteada In the Kant alynit thesr low rates, and fend them a rfe-
sorlptlop of the SUNSHINE STATE, Maps and llluHtrat4M ilmrlptlve mat
ter can be obtained of any agent of the Southern Pacific, or from
CMAS. E. FEB
Passenger Traffic Manager
Man Francisco, Cat.
D. E. BURLEY,
General Passenger Agent
Salt Kake City, Utah
JA5. HORSBURGH, JR.
General PeenKrr Atrent
Kan PrAoclsco, Gal
E W. CLAPP, t
Diet. Freight and I'aa. Agent
Ileno, Nevada
ARMS
are for a1s fcy all progreailTt
i Hardware and Sporting
Goods Merchant
and
DAN BEARD'S tjJendid effort
" CUM AND CUNNING "
will be mailed postpaid to any
applicant by J. bVrsvcsa A aa a
it Tool Conn xt, Chloopre
Fall, Maui., upon
receipt of price.
For paper cover edi
tion forward 30 cents ;
for clotb bound book
tend SO cent.
Written
forand pul.
Halted by
J. STEVENS
AIMS a TOOL CO.
I AUU t TOOL CO. I
1 r.o.Mm I
i cii ra aw I
CATARRH
-irvy 7
DRY LAND FARMING:
- IN EAST OREGON
Agriculture la a proRreaalve science.
Nature not on 1 present ooropenae
tloo for Incurable deOclenciea In cer
tain aectlpoa of the cpuotry, but bIho
aeema to bold In reserve unexpected
possibilities of development that are
valuable whart the human, fanny
tieeda an Increaaed area for croo enl-
Itlvatlon.
'The Western - vtatea have riven the
world a eneotanle of general -develop-j being forced to Incur debt to pay for
. I A t A A ... . .
meni eo rapia as to iwBimMiPuniioi groceries and anppilea untu toe farm
In Ita reallratlon, The ant inlcra. j Sterne Ifiran to come In. Beea. amall
mineral dletrlcta or to tbe nnnr-w ' . .
iu ..t..in thm !u... ,lw- n,y D of tbe four waa
American Uaaert" aa qnlobabltable
Great ttieeeae ef a ewr Aere
Managed by a Wimin.
ftnrcewefol womrn fanuera are no
longer a novelty, numbers of tbem
belne found la alt aectlous of the coun
try. Possibly (be amalleet farm tbaf
aaa provided a llvlog for Ita owner la
carried on by Mra. Jane C, Barrow of
Connecticut. Tbla energetic lady haa
succeeded .In obtaining a living for
herself and twovblldren on tbe profits
ef a four acre farm, aendlng tbe chil
dren to school meanwhile.
The enterprise waa started without
capital aeven year ago. Mra. Barrow
will
and conanuentlr4 worthless. Cross the
"desert" now on any one of the trans
continental trains and try to Imagine
what traneformetioo bee beet, wrongbt.
It waa nuder the magldawav of
Irrigation that tblnga first began to
ahange.. In rer'ala Instances the
seemingly Impossible haa bead aocom
pllahod. Water lifted from ancient
river beds haa been carried for ten
fltfeen, twenty or thirty tnllea ' to
slake tbe thirst of the parched jao(
and cause Ita tbokaglvtng to appear In
the amllea of natnre enthroned In tt.e
midst of green tlalde and In the fra
grance of fruit and flbeera.' . " ; '
lint Irrigation la almost an old
story, enrpesaed In a new wonder of
the weat known "aa ""dry farming V.
Tbe name of tbla moat recent agrl-
aultabte for planting, aid tbla acre haa
really brought In most of tbe Income
by means of a system of tntenalve
farming which la remarkable, to aay
the least One-fourth of tbla one acre
was devoted to poultry, and laet year
8.000 docks wore raised and sold at a
weight of four poonde each when be
tween three abd four menthe old. Tbe
feather crop alone amounted to 400
pounds.
On tbla acre of tillable land, beeldea
tbe ducks, were 100 fowla. 24 turkeys.
CO J Irs of ptgeone and 79 etanda of
beee. Plgeone were a profitable spe
cialty, about 400 pairs of ao.oabe bav-
Ing been aold. iJucke, however, are ,
considered more profitable than pi
geona, and Mrs. Barrow thinks of dls- j
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought antfc whleh has been
in use for over 80 years, has born, the algnaatnre of
and has been made under his per
sooal saperrlslon Since Ita La fancy.
Allow no one todacelre roaa In this.
All Counterfeit, Imitations and Jwt.aa.;oo4are bat
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infanta and Children Experience against JBxperiment
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria Is a harmless snbstliarte for1 Castor' OH' Pare
trorlc, Drops and Soothlngr Sjrupa. It la Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor ether Mareotta
substance. Its age Is its guarantee 1 destroys Worms
and allays Fererlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teelhine Troubles' cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assiaailates the Food regulates tbe
Stomach and Bowels gtrtng healthy and natural sleep. -The
Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
cewuine CASTORIA ALVAYG
Sears the Signature cf"
cultural acieooe la at onoe a mianomer' poetng of tbe pigeons and Increasing
sod a fairly deanrlptlve title. It Is ; h dock area. Tha tnrkeva at n
not an abstruse proposition nor dfH)
onlt to onderatand. Like Irrigation,'
dry farming la aimply an operative
oompon senae applied to given con
dltlona. It haa been discovered tba
an average annual rainfall of eleven
Inrhea la sufficient for successful crop
welt. The white variety la kept be
cause tbe feathers are more valuable.
Tbe birds are aold during tbe holiday
seaaon end. being especially well fat
tened, bring the very highest prices.
Tbe bees are an ex tan eat Investment.
production If that moisture la cooaer-, and Mrs. Barrow considers tbe work
ved In tbe soil Tbe trutnoi inis ; pMnt snd suitable for s woman,
propoaltloo baa been tbooogbly , tw ni, Rn tw. it.i.. vi
demon.tr.ted 'by continued agrlcu . i Kn,""",: "e.-T-
S7
mm
Ely's Cream Bali
tture to Civs Satisfaction. -
OIVKS RILItr AT OMCt.
It eleamiM, soot bra, hrls and protects the
diney nirmlirane resulting from Catarrh
and lri rr away a Cold In the Head qui. klv.
lt.'to-ca the Senses of Teste and HmrU.
r'juiytoase. Contains no injnrioued-'ir'
.Applied into the ntrils and absorbed.
Larie 8I, 50 cents at Drovbits or I y
mill. liquid Cream Balm for uue la
Momucra, 75 cents.
tit BROTHfrta. b6 Warrea 8b. Mtw York
WE
BUY
Vki fnr
r-aw aUaiM
IFUGSSsIHiflPE
ipot Mak le io aes mnr Mon,r fnr ria to tb l u TUw Vm r. . .d Hid., to
le io aes aww Mon,r fnr rnv to aliip TUw Vm r. . .d n
Write fur Prloa Limi. MuM Kpnrl. Hblppln 1 Mr, ud
tural success for a scors of years at
various plaoea In Utah, snd notably
In tbe vicinity of Pendleton. Oie. The
three prime essentials of auoh success
ar summer tlltsge cropping a certain
piece of ground only In alternate
years,' and light seeding. These truths
were not dlecovered in k day. Tney
are the product tf experience. Finally
tbey were collected in a eyetem and
there appeared tbe acienoe of dry
farming.
Eastern Oregon, with a normal
annual rainfall of alxteen lnobea, la
at preaent tbe tost Interesting field
foi tbe demonstration ol the possi
bilities of dry farming Land hitherto
providing only a preoartoue existence
for range etock la easily made to pro
duos 30, 40, or 60 bushels of grain per
acre while potatoes, corn and other
crops are usually auoceeafuL
Dry farming Is not tbe successor to
Irrigation. Tbey are kindred snd co
ordinate acts gees, often working aide
by aide in the asms locality. Tbe
Individual and sgoregste resulta un
doubtedly mean the complete reclama
tion of Eastern Oregon and tbe
building of tbouaioda of new bomes
on tbeae vast stretches of fertile
lands.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
A vaeiTMr
fB.aNMMur staasT.
To Cure a Coid la On Day
rake LAXATIVE liBOMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists retund the
money if it fails to core. E. W. Groves'
signature ia on each box. 25c.
Great Remnant Bale
Mercantile Oo.
at Lakeview
winter. 1
Of coarse tbe bugs supplies of food v
needed for tbe poultry sre not raised
on tbe farm. Tbey are bought outside "
at considerable expense. Mrs. Barrow : LAKEVIEW
hesitates to buy more land, having
made aucb a succees on a small area.
She Is firmly of tbe opinion thst a com
mon mistake made by women who
take op farming Is to begin oo too
Urge a scale.
3
ALTURAS
STAGE LINE
H. E. Base is. Prop'r.
Office In Thornton's Store
Stage lesvee Lakeview daily, ex
ec Dt nndav at 6 a. m. Arrive
st Altorss at 6 p. m.
Leaves Alturaa for Lakeview at i
6 o'clock a.m. or on tbe arrival I
of the stage from Likely. Ar
rivee in Lakeview in 12 boars si
ter leaving Alturae.
Freight
Strict -
- Matters - (liven
Attention ,.
First - Class Accomodations.
LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
Ulete to srs thiva tO
aikoat our
HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUIDEsr
as. lasjstssr sbpsm4. sest tblag Use ssjies eews sHWia
liltes41a ell fnr aatsnats All
re tat treev ftaM aeeos a sue
Ms e tsjaynlar tmtfinpm4f Prise. 91. Te oast siiSusmms. tl is. s1.4s taeaawt MS
Qaar lUtxestes wksH asxl PsafT stlraeHs esstisials tr leaps, f m raw awHf. Miievtaaff
im as4 est augaewt parkes AmUmnh UBm Mlaiaiisslli.Mtmsx.
aaVant traepssV psawsSa, Dsesn, Traps,
r
ALBANY NURSEUItd
Tlsced 20,000 trees In Lake county
last vear. Beat adapted to needs of
this section. Frea from all diseases.
Endorsed by fruit Inspectors,
febotf E. R. PATCH, Lskevlew.
LAKfc 'COUNTY' ABSTRACT CO.
STAGE LINE
INCORPORATED
A Complete Record
e have made an entire transcript of all RecordstihJLake County,
f,
,4
which, in any way, affect Real Property in the county..
e i ' j
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
ever made in Lake county, ana every ueea given;
ERRORS FOUND. ,
In transcribing the records we have found numerous
mortgages recorded in the Deed recoid,and taot indexed; and .
many deeds are recorded" in the Mortgage record and otner
' boolc9. Hundreds ot mortgages and deeds are not indexed, '
at nil, and aie most difficult to trace up from the records.
THE NEGLECTED ELDERBERRY
H Is Really a Wholeeorns and Oelieleue
Fruit.
Of tbe wild fruits few sre more de
licious than elderberries. Our fore
mot be ra, who had to depend upon tbe
wild frnlta alone wben tbe country
was new, learned many arts thst seem
almost forgotten In theae later days,
and one of tbem was tbe use of elder
berries. . Tbey , gathered tbem. stem
med, washed and packed them In deep
earthen Jars until within three Inches
of tbe top and then filled tbe Jar with
Orleans molasses. The berries kept in
this wsy, too. snd made dellcloua pies
through the long, blesk winter, wben
good things were scarce. Another wsy,
which some of or remember, wss to
dry tbem In tbe sun, snd this. too. gave I
many sn appetising dlab that other
wise would have been forever lacking.
Somehow tbe pioneer woman found
her greatest Joy In providing good
things for her family. One wonders If
the women of today who have "ca
reers" know as .much real happiness ss
did tbe pioneer women of fifty years
ago. But elderberries still grow, snd
they sre still good. Let tbe boys gather
some and try an elderberry pie.
Mske a . rich crust snd pinch It np
high around the edge, so thst the pis
will not be, as some one said, "all
fence and no pasture.'' Fill It with tbe
clean berries, sdd a tablespoon fnl of
gooa vinegar and a teacup or sugar i c,7i;m nil r; r-i n c;
Into which a tsblespoonful of flour has !5l HLLtUKc
been stirred. Cover with a top crust I REE Knowing what It was to auf
snd bind the edges together with a I fer. I will irlve FREE OF CHARiiE.
strip of cloth, or some of tbe rich Juices ! to any afflicted a poaltlve cure for I
will be lost sure. Bske forty minutes, j Ecaema. Salt ttheum. Erysipelas,!
A delicious ssuce can be made with i " . ii "T0"- VLBUD,1 TKr
can be made In the same wsy. Cook New York. Enclose Stamo.
appies ana nemes ogetner. one part
KLAHATH LAKH
...RAILROAD....
. . . TIME TABLE . . .
- In Effect May 1st, 1906.
IT. Thrall. ...S A. M.Lv.Pocegnal0.4S Ak.
Ar. Bogns f.tt " Ar. Dixie 10.46
" Steel Brf 44 - K l'h Bp'r II 4f
" rUCr-k..7.0 - rail Creek 11.4 -
" Kl bSp'gnMO ' - Steel Br'ce M.oe "
" Mile S. W " Becoa. lt.rat
" fokctasuajO " Thrall.... Jx.46 "
Klamath Springs Special.
LT.rrhraii i.a p. hxt. Krh Bp'ni r. I
Ar. Bogus IM - At. rail CreekLfiO "
" Bteel Br'te3.1 " " Bteel Br'ge 1.08
rU Creek tM - " Botjua 1 10
Kl'SBp'tttea - Thiall .44 r
1. E. Taylor, Prop.
Office at B. Reynolds' Store.
6tage leavea Lakeview Mondaye, Wed
needayeand Fridaya at 6 a. m., arrive
at Pluah at 9 p. m . Leavea Piueb Tnes
dsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6
a. m., arrives at Lakeview at 9 p. m
Paaaenger fare $3 one vav or $6 for
round trip. Freight rates from May
tat to Nov. let $.75 per hundred ; from
Nov. Jat to Mav 1st 11.00 per hundred
VESTRH STAG E
K'amath Falls-lake Tiew
O Stags Company
erricKa
ereaatlle Ca'a Stare, Lakevtew
Asaerieaa Hatet, Klaasath Sails
FAB Kit
aaaS Tria ... . am
Osre Way SIS
of berries to three or four of apples.
Strain the Juice and cook as sny other
Jelly. Elderberry Juce la a fine addi
tion to grape Juice, both because of
flavor and medicinal qualities.
We have notations of all these1 Errors:'
Others cani'ot find them. We have spent hundreds of dollars hunting up
these errors, and we can guarantee our work. , : ( , ( , ,..,,,.. , , ( ., .
: ' 1 J. D. VENATOR, Hanger.
Petted Strawberriee.
At this season of the year there are
always a somber of Inquiries with re
gard to potted at raw berry plants. The
Idea Is thst extra strong planta can be
grown by plunging pots Into tbe
ground ' snd setting tbe young plants
Into these while stUI attached to tbe
mother planta Theae potted nurslings
are then- transplanted to peraaneat
beds In August or September snd art
expected; to yield a crp tbe following
year. rractlcaUy one year Is thus
saved In the production of a straw. 1
berry crop. The value of tbla method
csn be pretty sccurately set forth In a :
dosen words. It Is Interesting play for ;
amateur gardeners, but has no stand- ;
lag In commercial strawberry culture.
It Is never undertaken on a commer-
clal acale. But In small gardens, where j
tbe fun of growing things Is equal to ,
tbe market price of tbe produce, fall
planted potted strawberry planta may
be cordially recommended. These
facts account for the annual appear
ance of tbe potted plant fever In tbe
amateur horticultural Journals. Tbe
scheme la suited perfectly to those
who hsve not yet progressed beyond
tbe reading of such msgsslnea Un
fortunately, however, these amateur
horticultural periodicals very seldom
warn their credulous rssders that tbe
Idfa la of no commercial value, snd so
from year to year, along with a small
crop of strawberries, there flourishes a
large jctod of needless disappointment
f... know vsrjr. &J54"
J tnlnr. To become expert
1 ?"?a' PortiiiMi. W.aniN-
I In DrodiM-tn (k. . .
ho beoom. eiporW. Sow rerrr a
Red mad nap lb raulta of wtm
B. ll. rtlRT I CO., Drrtarr. Mica.
Northern Stage Line.
LA K EVI E W PAISLEY.
A W. BRYAN Proprietor.
leaves Lakeview at 6 a. m
eery day but Sundaj.
v Returning leaves Paisley
at 6 :'60 a tu every day bu'
Sunday
rnmpti arafj Kor trtaj
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Jamps Barry
Brndi with Swallow Fork Is
rtaht ear for ewes i reeerst
lor wttners. Soms ewes Sonars Crop and bill
la right ear. Tar Brand 111. Range, Crane
Lake. foatoBcs address, Lakerlew. Oregon
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A new Una of shoes at B. ft M's.
Brands with Crop eg left
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I tight for ewes i r srse for wethers. Tar Stand
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Notice
The Lake County Examiner bas
changed bands, C. O. Metzker having
sold tbe paper to Fred J. Bowman.
All moneys due on subscription are
payable to Fred J. Bowman, and be Is
to continue the paper to all aubacrlp
era who bave paid in advance, for tbe
full term for wbtoh aocb aubacriptlons
have been paid. Bills due for sdver
Using to June IS sre payable to O. O.
Metzker.
bigned O. a Metzker