EVEN
Settlers Rates to
FEEDING THE CALF.
I.AKF, C01TSTY KXAMINKK. LAKKVIKW, OltF.OO.N. TfltJFHDAY, APRIL 22. 109
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Via RENO, Nev.
Via Southern Pacific Lines
Daily From March 1 to April 30, 1909
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tlon point and the iihiiiI branch-lint' total.
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agent In Nevada, huI thi ticket will I furnUliel to t ln pHM4-iiwr lu t he
F.nat, wlill' thee low rnti-n iirn In effect.
Stop-overs are avowed at Cobre, Elko, Winni'iimci'ii. Lovel-irk, ILizen
ml KENo, Nevada..
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
A Growing: town In the heart of the Fertile Irrigated Pirmi..
A Home for You
Tell your friend In tin Kant alioul tlicm low ratex, ami mmhI tlu-rn a de
aorlption of the SUNSHINE STATE. MapHaud llluat rated descriptive nut
ter can be obtained of any intent of the Southern I'ncltlc. or from
CMAS. H. FEB
Ptwaenger Traffic Mainger
Hn FrauclMco, Cat.
0. E BURLEY,
General I'eeHcnger Agent
Halt Eake City, L'tah
JAS. HORSHUROH. JR.
General I'mwiwr Anent
Kan Frunclaco, Cal
E W. CLAPP,
Dint. Freight and PnxM. Aicnr
Keno, Nevada
KUruatb Falls la to telae a fund of
10, (XX) for a railroad day celebration
and also for an exhibit at toe Seattle
Fair. Our staler cltr seems to be on
a bustle for future importance and
Lakeview abould do likewise.
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I smohiiI l Oi'Jr ,yl., B'LtrNi7 mill tjt.,'i. ty,
I 11 cl'iilTn M nif ii lnlr'Mir .i.n f P.hlofi)
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51,000.00 Reward.
rin-(iri'U'on. California A Nevada
I IveMlock I'rotii-tlvc AMHoelMtlon
" III irlv IKMMI licwnnl for the con
virllon of my piirfy or partlen U'i
li'ir liorwH, cm ttli or muled U'loiiiilni
i" any of l lie following memlN-rn of
i liU Akm.cIh ( Ion:
( ox gc ('lark, Clieacan Land &
i 'it tie Co.. Heryford Laml & I'm tie
' i , Lake Ooiitit v Land &. LI vent oik
('.. Warner Valh-y Stock Co., Win
V. Itrown. Geo. M .Ioiivm, ileo. Han
Una. H. II. Chandler. C A. Itcharf.N.
W.a. Currier. Frank 11. I'.Hiiera.
.1. 0. llotcliklxM, Calderwood llnw,,
l J. Itrattaln & SoriM. T. A. Crump,
i iviHler & liotiner, V. T. CrcMnler
i nid I. I'huiIio.
1 ' " K,w F. M. Mil f.Mt.Sec&Trenn.
V. I'. II KltTKOKIl
F. M. UUKKN
S. M. ClIAM.I.KU
Otic.
I'M WHOM IT MAY CONCKHN.
iiiitli-e U hereliy it I ven that all Irrlifa
tiim. or m 111 nice ditchea on all trout
atreaniM .liroutit Lake County. Orc-
miat lie Mcreeneil with a hiiihII
Nylet la Thia Direction the Cause of
Many III.
.M in.v at tV Ilia of enlvea nrlm? from
IT . iii' liiein t:ii!k III p 'ir c-ouditlon. At
It'.' ei tviiiieiii'H tl: vutu lire noiuclliiiPK
n I i'i i t K-t lii h very liniinltjiry
nlnle. They me not emptleil nnd Hcnlil
ed out with millliletit freipieney, and
"Miieiiiiie wnaliinH from t lie utcnaila
are duiiii'-d Into the vuta. In aorne In
ataneeH trie milk In drnwn bm-k and
kept for ii dny or two lcfore It can nil
Ih fe.l. It IniM time Id bm-ome ncld
Binl otlierwlHO ileterlornle nnd when
fed In mu ll a condition doca not mnke
a very H'md food fir cnlvea.
J lie lient aklminilk that can l ob
tained for calve la that which Inn eon
obtained from new milk run through ;
the fteparntor aoou after It lina l'?n ol
tnlniil from tin cow. uya ProfeaHor
Thomas Hhaw. It la then fresh. It la
of proper temperature or nearly ao nnd
Is lu Hi couHiltucnts almoHt aa khh as
now milk for promotliiK (jrowth. If
tins palls lu which It la kept are scald
ed, then the danger from bacterial con
tamination In obviated.
The temperature at which milk la
fed la a mutter of much lniHrtance.
Cold milk lowers the temperature of
the atouiach nnd tbrouKb It the temper
ature of the Ixxly. Though no further
harm abould be done, the lowering of
the tem'ierature of the body means
more food, as before any Rain can re
ault the temperature mimt become nor
mal, and thla means that It la made so
at the expense of food. Milk from
what la known oa the netting process Is
usually. If not. Indeed, always, below
the normal temperature. If fed, there
fore, at the normal temperature. It
must !e heated.
Sometimes It Is heated by adding hot
water. This dilutes It too much.
w. i mhwbw, a aTrii . i aiam...
wrwr
yi I A vv i lii P. J
tk .4fwv itv ytait
25s
7.1.
J n a i v
Tlio IOnd Yon I lave Always Bought, and "which has been
in Uho for over 30 ycam, lias borne the fdgnataro of
anil haa been maxle under his per
tv yP", Bonal anpcrv islon since its Infancy.
'CtCC4fr AllnW nn nnn tniltkA rnn In t h!
All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Jtist-oa-uood' are but
Kxinriincnts that trifle vitli and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Caatorla Is a harmless substitute for Cantor Oil. Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing1 Hyrup. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
tnd allays Fererlnhness. It cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation,
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother'.; Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
toil mum tic Hcreene.1 w tt, a h.i.hII A , lt b , fl Th
ineh w re Hcreeiilnir at the r head nri . i. , , '
junction with the main r ine V changea Its propertlea somewhat and
l renin. AImo ad ilania or oliHtruct
Ioiim on Maid MtrvaiiiH iiiiimi lie pro
vided wit ha llh-ladiler, orotherea-.v
uieaiiM of paMMam. at or near thvinid
die of the main channel, ao a to al
ow the iHHtre of trout at all time
of year, aa provided by law. Said
work to lie done at low water nine.
or to lie completed hy Fell. 7. I!)u7.
Hy order of J A. Karhatu.
Soeclal Deputy Hah Warden for
IakeCounfy. Oregon
Is troubleaome. Heat Is added by
pouring In hot gruel. This la good
as far aa It gx, but does not go far
enough usually. Hence, simple as the
problem of heating milk la. It Is not so
simple, after all.
STABLE WINDOWS.
Great Remnant Sale
Mercantile Co.
at Lakevlew
To Cure a Com in One Day
fake LAX ATI VK HKOMO QUININK
Tablet. All drUKtiots reiuml the
money il it (uila to cum. K. W. (rovei'
signature is on each lox. 2ftc.
India has 20.000,0(10 widow What
i a chance for .lack to pick out bis Jill I
CATARRH
rr - 'iM Hal m
irtvtR
Ely's Cream Balw
3ure to Civo Satisfaction.
CIVIS SILIIF AT ONCB.
It cleunsex, aontlioH, henla and p-ntiv
l iiii'iiiiinuin r'-Miiltin" ;, -i (.,.;
ills')
und i!i i ven a way a Cold In the Hei.d ipiieklv,
Lt-MloeH the 8iiHe of Tnle fn S"-il
ivi-y tu uae. Contir i I i til i w In i
Aptilitxl Into t!ie ie . "i n I nb-
f jiri Size, M cents at Prugiats or I y
tii.til. IjkjuIiI rreniii Iliiliu for in i!i
.tuniizi r, 715 en. :i.
fc. ' BROrHf rt!. t?6 Wtrrtn Si.. New York
EMS
STEW
ARMS
are for tale by all progressive
Hardware and S porting
Goods Aiercbantt
and
DAN HEARD'S uphrulid effort
" CUNS AND CUNNINC "
will bo mailed postpaid to any
applicant by J. bTEVtxi Aims
& Toot, CosirANV, C'hico'o
' rails, JIv-.i., upon
receipt t f price.
For paper cover edi
tion forward SOcnuts;
for cloth boiiiul book
send 'M Cuius.
Written
Tor noil piili-
liMiuu tiy
J. STEVENS
CARMS k TOOL CO.
P. 0. B.I 40M
i i wt- . a a
am r i
too REWARD.
A REWARD of fifty dollars is here
by offered for information tbat will
lead to the arrest sod conviction of
any peison who has stoleu wires or
other property, from our Company;
and the same reward Is hereby offered
for information that will lead to the
arreat and conviction of anyone des
troying tbe property nf the Company.
Cbas. Umbacb,
Secretary Lake Co. Tel. &. Tel. Co.
16tf.
ECZ1 MA and PILECUPE
fRtt Knowing what It wan to uf-
fer I will irlve FRKK OF CHARdK.
to any atlllcfed a poaltlve cure foi
F.cxeina. Salt Llieiim. Kryalfielaa.
I'lleMaml Skin DlaeaMea. I natant re
lief, pour Miirfer lonifer. Write F. V.
WILLIAMS. 400 Manhattan Avenue.
New York Kni'lun' Stam p.
ALBANY NURSEItlhd
Placed 10.000 trtva In Lake county
nat vear. IJcut adtiiited to needa iif
IIiIm aectlon. Fre?(rom all rilacnacM.
Kinloraed bv frult Innpectora.
febfitf K. R. PATCH. Lekevlew.
r mtt tar Net twcaiue trarr Tr.r
lliitruulf r itn a new .updIt. fnxlilT
Inuril aiid put up. Vou run do riak of
puurlTki-itorrnunuit Uurlu. W.Uk.
ilir rui: Tuuurt tlwrttwilu. Rut of tlx
lnilttutipMt uul niort.sjiti frow-
9n in America. iti.toonr.iiTuiUa.to
Mili.lT joa. W. ill. For ula .Tory.
WUWB. UUT W IMNHI Auaiuu Ira.
Wrlu to
m. nRKv a co.
Da troll, Mioti.
They Should Be High Enough te Pro
tect Animals From Drafts.
Tbe absurd little window In front of
each horse In the old fashioned farm
stable Is a poaltlve abomination. True,
lt allows the festive hen to enter and
deposit her fruit of Industry and at
the same time foul the manger and
contribute lice to the other miseries of
the ill treated horse, but the worst
fault of the window Is that when the
wind happens to blow cold and raw, as
It Is opt to do during tbe sadden
changes of temperature In summer and
fall, the horse la exposed to a most
Injurious draft striking directly upon
the chest, where it will be apt to do
the most barm. Tbe eyes. too. may
suffer from such a draft, and taken
any way one likes there Is neither use
nor sense la such a contrivance.
The stable should have the main win
dows back of the horse, and by prefer
ence toward the south, says a writer
in Rural New Yorker. The windows at
the front of the stalls should be above
the heads of the horses and should be
protected by wooden slats or wire grat
ing so that wheu they happen to be
come covered with hoarfrost In winter
the glasses will not be broken by the
horses licking them. It Is best to have
the windows hinged at the bottom so
that they may be opened Inward in
such a way that the wind striking
against them from outside will be di
rected upward against the ceillug In
stead of downward upon the horses.
To prevent the side drafts boards ;
should lo r.o arranged from the wall
that when the window Is opened they
v. !il t'.t to the frame of the window and
Si
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
LAKEVI EW
--ALTURAS
LAKEVIEW
PLUSH
STAGE LINE
U. E. Basses, Prop'r.
Office in Thornton' Store
stage leaves Lakeview daily, ex
oept Sunday at tt a. m. Am vet
.at Altarae at 6 p. tu.
Leaves Altnras for Lakeview at
6 o'clock a.m. or on the arrival
of the stage from Likely. Ar
rives in Lakeview in 12 hours at
ter leaving Altnras.
Freight - Matters - (liven
Strict - Attention ...
First - Class - Accomodations.
STAGE LINE
I'. E. Taylor, Prop.
Office at B. Reynolds' Store.
Stage leaves Lakeview Mondays, Wed
ocsdayeand Fridays at 6a. m., arrive
t Plash at 9 p. m Leave Pmsh Toes
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at ft
a. m.t arrives at Lakeview ai 8 p. m
Passenger fare $3 one wav or 15 for
round trip. Freight rates from May
1st to Nov. 1st $.75 per hundred; from
! Nov. 1st to May 1st $1.00 per -hundred
V a w vw vv w sk v-xrw r a ar- ns- a a --bt yV
LAtfc: CUUrN 1 Y AtSb 1 KAt 1 tU.
Incorporated ,
A Complete Record
e have made an entire transcript of all Records in Lake County,
which, in any way, affect Real Property in the county.
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
ever made in Lake County, and every Deed given.
Errors Found in Titles
In transcribing the records we have found numerous
mortgages recorded in the Deed reeoid, and uot indexed; and Ir
many deeds are recorded in the Mortgage record and otner p
A books. Hundreds oi mortgages and deeds are not indexed A
at all, and aie most difficult to trace up from the records. k
6 We have notations of all these Errors:
Others cam tot find them. We have spent huudreds ot dollars hunting up
$ these errors, and we can guarantee our work.
J. D. VEISATOR, Hanager.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of tbe State of
Oregon, for Luke County.
IN TiiE MATTKR OF THE)
ESTATK OF )
CHRISTOPHER C. CANNON.)
Deceased. )
Tbe underaigned bavins been
appointed ty the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Lake County, ,
Administratrix of tbe estate of
Christopher C. Cannou. deceased.
notice is hereby given to tbe creditors
ef, and all persons having claims
agaioct said deceased, to present them
verinea as required by law. within six
mouth after the HBt publication of
this notice to said Blanche M. Can-'
uon at her residence iu New Pine
Creek. Lake County, Oregon, cr at
the law office of L. F. Coon, at Lake-.
view, Lake County. Oregon. t
BLANCHE M. CANNON, s
'Administratrix of the estate of
Chritopber C. Cannon, deceased.
Mll-5t Dated March 11th. 1909.
WESTFRN STAGE
K'amath Falls-lake view
& Stage Company
Mercantile Ca'a Scare, lakevlew
Aaaerlraa Hotel. Klamath falls
MR KM
Keama Trip
One Way
1
lO
Northern Stage Line.
LAKEVIEW PAISLEY.
A W BRYAN Proarietcr.
Lfiivep Lakeview at 6 a. m
e 'fiy dav but Sunday.
Beturnuig, leaves Paisley
at 6 :30 a m very dav bu-Sunday
WIUi AKBANOKD STAB LI WINDOWS.
preveut tbe air from entering except
In tbe upward direction mentioned.
Buch a window Is made or hinged in
the opposite way from that usually
adopted for the old fashioned transom
windows above doors. These opened so
as to allow the air to be directed down
ward. The plan we suggest causes the
air to be directed upward and so that
the horse Is protected against drafts.
There la uo way of preventing aa In
jurious draft at times If the window la
In front of tbe horse, on a level with its
chest, according to the old fashioned
way we have here decried.
Cost of Cow Testing.
Some attempt to reach the cost of
systematic cow testing has been made
at the Wisconsin experiment station,
which Institution la doing the testing
for a number of herds at cost Aa a
result of Its experience the station
charges 6 for a one day test, $8 for a
two day test, $25 for a seven day test
and ISO for a thirty day test These
figures cover all cost to the owner sad
result la a complete official report suit
able for a record of capacity, including
all particulars.
Notice for Publication
Department of tbe Inrterior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
March, 8 1909.
Notice is hereby given that HARRY
B. R10GS, of Plush, Oregon, who,
on January 10. 1905, made Homestead
eutry No. 3359, Serial No. 01001, for
S half NW quarter, lota 3, 4, 5, Seo.
14, and Lot 3. Section 23. Townshin
36 H. Range 24 E. Will Meridian haa
filed notioe ot intention to make
Final five vear Proof to establish
claim to tbe land above described,
before Keg inter aad Receiver, at Lake
view, Oregon, on tbe Itltti day of
April, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
D. O'Connor, Dennis Dunivan, Nolen
Currey. and William Kapple Barry, all
of Flush, Oregon. ,
Mil A10 J. N. WaUou, Register.
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In right ear. Tar Brand 111. Ksuk. i raiie
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