lake (dsn Kx.uiiMcn. lakevifav. ifitwjoN;"Tiinsn.w, ivsv. ri, wu in LANDS LANDS ! LANDS S on Best Buys in the County Lfflke y0 V i $12,000 $0,500 $2,000 $5,850 $.1,500 $150 $400 :L'0 acres finely improved farm and all stock and implements 7C( acres fruit ami rain land near New Tine Creek. Will double in six months. ItiO acres choice valley land suitable for alfalfa, etc. J, 1 1 70 acres choice fruit land in douse Lake Valley only 8." per acre. Uusincss lUock in Lakeview renting for $ l ." per niontli. Lots in Drcnkel's Addition with SI 0(H) restrictions. Homestead lclinuishmcnt ( miles from Lakeview. SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO.. Umbach Block, next door to Board of Trade Room, Lakeview, Oregon. 77?7?7VCES Metropolitan Hank cc Trust Co,. Los Angeles. Cal., l'njaro Vallev Hank. Watsonvillo, Cal.. Hank ol (Kttaid, ( Kuard, Calif. Investigation as to the MERRILL BUSINESS Cause of Sheep Poi- MEN ENTERPRISING son in g in Lake County Send 0utLocaI Paper t0 (Jilbert 1. Brown, actio supervisor for Fremont Natioual Forest, witti headquarters at Lakeview addressed the followiog letter May 3rd to Prof. Pernott, Corvallia. in regard to ebeep poisoning in this county: On April 30, the (.tct achs of to sheep were forwarded to you for diag nosis. Sheep are still dying in the same manner, hut all coccerned uave so far been unable to determine the cause. 1 have not as yet been able to ob taio any information that would as sist io determining the cause of death. They first get stiff, lose control of their legs and die in 18 or 20 hours. Mr. Brown received the following in reply from U. E. Bradley, of the Oregon State Experiment Station un der date of May 13, which will be of interest to the sbeep men of this sec tion : Professor Pernott has asked me to write you further concerning the sheep poisoning question. As he ex plained in his letter to you, we found nothing on examining the stomachs which you Inclosed, 'Lat would give a clue to the po'soninir, as the only abnormal condition noted was a blackening cf the inner coating of the stomach, which probably was a post mortem conditiou. From your des cription of the manner in which the sheep died it seems very probable it mubt be a poisonous weed which is the cause of the trouble, and the two weeds or plants obtainable at this time of the year on the range that are koonn to be cioisouous are lark spur and the poison camas. The cm teuti of the stomachs whii-h von nt were very fine bo that it was diffi cult to identify them by microscopic) means. In bullet d 45 of the Mon tana Statiou and bclletiu 113 of the Colorado Statiou. as well as In the year hook of the Department of Ag riculture for 1900, descriptions are given of investigtaions no larkspur poisoning as well as other poisonous plants obtainable ou the range. The symptoms of larkspur poisoning are stitfnesa of the limbs, great difficulty in breathing, and the animal usually dying in a short time in spasms. The antidote as worked out by Chest nut and Wilcox is a one per cent so lution of permanganate of potash mixed with a one per cent solution of aluminum sulfate given to the sbeep in the early stages of the pois oning. These compounds are now fur nished in capsules ready for use, I understand. In cases where the sheep Is in the last stages of the poisoning a hypodermic injecion of a one fourth or one third grain of atropine sulfate, which is a powerful heart stimulant, has been used succeno f u II y. A dash of ammonia in the nos trils has also been used in the last stages of the poisoning. An examination of the range where the sheep are known to have been poisoned will determine whether the plants are obtainable there or not, and a close observation of the sheep in tending would also confirm the inarter as to wherther either of these ! plan's have beeu the source cf the I difficulty. j If we can assist in any way further j in this matter 1 trust you will feel i free to call upou us. ; City Wholesalers The Merrill business men are of a wide awake and business-like sort. iuaemuch as they are good advertisers and also have subscribed for the local paper to be eeut to hu&iuess men of j the large cities of the Coast. There! is no question but that a local paper going to such men will have its influ ence. Marshall Field, the great Chi cago merchant, when he got an order for goods on credit, always sent first for the local paper. If it was well- I patronized by the business men, ere- j dit was granted, otherwise not. He said no factor in a community indi-1 cated the worth of its people or of I the business life of a town so surely J as the local newspaper. If it was handsomely printed, ably edited, and j filled to overoflwing with home ad vertising, you could bank your last dollar on it being a live and bustling town. Io this conection we will say tbat we are doing our part and doing it well for this town, but regret j to say tbat not over half of the buis- i ness mterests of the town take space in these columns, which is their loss if not our gain. "The Home of Good Values" For this week we offer special values in This is house cleaning time and every frugal housewife will appreciate this chance to improve the appearance of her home. Extraordinary values in Sheets, Pillow-cases, and Bed-spreads. Red Cross Shoes - Hanan Shoes Bailey d: Massingill The lion Ton is the name of the Bills-ila rshman confectionery store and icecream p&rlor. Hili-Ht market price paid for lonjj wool wheep peltH, by the Lakeview Mercantile Co. Jtf Summer hats at Lakeview tile Co. Mercan- The Lakeview ball team weut to Cedarville, Calif, yesterday, to play at the tournament. The first prize is 84.. and the second one 1 00. The boys hope io come back with the first prize And here's hoping they will. t The Mills "BSSS8 Lakeview, Oregon Just opened, electric light in each room. Clean new beds, hot and cold water. Reasonable rates. Quiet neighborhood. Your custom sol icited. Sali.-faetiou guaranteed. Look for the sign. A. C. MILLS, .Proprietor Mr. Sherman A. Brown was the gueet of honor at a dinner given at I the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. I Musgrave Monday evening, June '21. ' Those preseut were: Sherman A.1 Brown. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mus-' grave. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Payne,1 Mr. and Mrs. V. F. (Jrob, Mrs Eva Marsters, Miss IJollie Vernon, Mis' Vuda liouham, Gilbert L. Brown aud i Karl Abbott. i Mr. Brown departed Tue-sady morn ing to assume his duties as deputy supervisor on be Wallowa National Fr rest, Oregon. He has been in our rnidtt only a short time, but by his constancy md honor has made manv lasting friends whose best wishes go with him. " The first st raw berries of the season were brougu to tow n yesterday, by Mrs. Vernon. THE TWO K0RSE BRAH3 CLA8SIFED WANTS M ,XTKI WANT KD liOAKI) JAM) BOOM for two or three months by u young married couple, preferably with a good farmer's tamilv, close to Lake view. Kmjuire at. Examiner office. II y.A I. I NT UK FOB NLE: Ki A CUES L M . iiki icirflnii ul. timber mid i. allure. All fenced, contains springs and stream. Well sheltered. ideal for fruit. 1" miles north of Lakeview, on county loud. Knciiire ut Kxani iuer Office. MIIK.AMINU (Ml It I IT I . HIIEABINU AND DIPPING Ci; i ll Kept l.y tes oiiMb e citw. No rough wink nllowtd. Chiasm leii nin iiuchiingeil. Ml July 10 JOE AMMlOSi; THK I OLA II'.LDKBS OF OREGON Valley Land Co. contracts are per fecting plans whereby each contract holder may have his right looked after and protected, and commence to get returns on his investment at once. Write for our plans and send us the names of all contract holders you know. lJU IT NOW. OBEGON LAND CLUB, lola, Kansas. Fruit Lands Fruit Lands! 1 0-acre tracts $200.00, payable $20.00 down, and $10.00 per month. Orchards net $ 1 ,000.00 per acre Yearly. Now is your Opportunity to Invest. We have the richest lands, located in the best sheltered places in the Gold en Goose Lake Valley, within 'J miles of Lakeview. Irrigation not necessary, but an abundance of water for irrigation if desired, free of cost. These tracts are tfoin fast, and it is possible they will not last long at this price. If you want one or more of these farms, speak, quickly. LAKEVIEW DEVELOPMENT CO Bank References Lakeview, Oregon AGENTS GET BUSY. F.I. K TltH' I.K.IITM NOTICL Whenever a patron dcHircH service dineoiit inued, or chanueH made in liiiipH, notice thereof must be promptly sent to the Company; otherwise c ii r r e n t will lie charged for all wiring, electric llht NocketH hii1 elect ric iroiiH, up I" the time hiicIi notice In received at the office of the Company. All electric Irons, when ordered discontinued, iniiHt be sent to the office, and a re ceipt will be n'lven therefor, until re iilewt for renewal of hiicli Her vice Is made. All InmpH left burning beyond t be time lor which they are rated, will be churned for. Temporary of fice, at Firt. National Bank, Lakeview. X. 1'. J KNNON. Proprietor .72 tf Kleclrlc Lltfht Co. FOB SALK Went '., ol Sec. .!l, 'lown-Mliii.-!S. ICaliKc I t Kuxl ut .Y per acre, 7 mlleH from Lakeview, Orcein Write or eniilre ot C. F. Klglu, c ue of City Hall, Salem, H-eon. 'IT MB KB. CLAIM FOB HALL-IOi iicreH yellow pine. h rnlleH from Lakeview. Will cut :i. IMKI.IMKI feet, (iood grazing land. Almudueii of water on land. I'rice 15. m i ,(,r acre II BOM tieroni the, IlrHt of Octnlier. AddroHH The, Lxiuiiiner, Lakeview, ! Oregon. I FOB HALF AT ' a' bAB(';a'l , Any one in market fur tlrnt clann fur iiihIiciI nioiuing Iiihih hi Lakeview call at Fxaininer olllctt fur particu laiH. jl'OU KALK-ONF OBKOO.N V A L i ley Land Contract at a preiniiiii, ol 'lift) if taken at once. Not delinquent AddreMH Mrn. J. 1'oltn, WJN. Main, l'ocafello, Iduho. 17.') ;.SIIKABI(1 COivKALK:-NOU IN j xliape to ciiinnieiK e fheaiing at any I time, (mod feed and good range. IAIho diiiping vat. Kverythlrg tor Khearlng ami dipping inlliht clnse Uhape. MI.'H. KOSA McIA.MIlS. M nMF.it iifmoii r SlIMV.KIi liKSOKT:l ri-.i; l. l mid up. (iooil Hulling an I huntliic. ! I'll" iiii.Ht heulthrnl plHie m Lake county, or .l':iuthern Oregon, or ; Northern California. MBS. I;osa McliANIKLS, Proprietor XO'l'ICi: After the 1st day of Dec ember. 1!)S, all hill 4 for electric HkIKh iniiHt lie promptly paid on or liefore the lot It day of each month at the Fir! National Bank of Lake. view. IM),. I'roii'ptucHH ill tliiM particu lar will iiiHiire eontiniiance of t lie hit vlci'. N. J'. J IONS FN, I'roprlelor i!2-l tf Kleclrlc Light. Compai y. NOTICK All Burned out or lirokcu lampH iniiHt lie returned to the of. (ice of the Company; other wIhc an extra charKe. of 5 ccntH will lie. inado on each new lamp. X I'. JKNSKN. Proprietor r,2tf Klectrlc LitihtCo. FOB KALK ONK OF KUP.PBISF. Valley'a ctioice. '2tHI acr farum near Ft. Bidwell, Calit. (iood Iiouhh and harn, orcliiird and lierriea. 'i: acreH in grain ;'alfalfa ami wild hay grown on place. All farm tool, work horHCH. milch cowh, and hogH in cluded. Fur particular!) lunpiira at thU olllc.e. 1VANTI i iiaoniiis 1 UKNISIIKIJ BOOMS TO Li:i I'wupiire of Mra. K. I). Woodcoi-k. nu mi i.i. NOriCK--! will iihvk my Belly ('reek Haw mill in operation l y June IhI. and will then tt prepared to fur iiihIi ull kluda of rough lunihrr. A. M. (i ALLACJKB. 1 HAVK A FKW O. V. L. CON tract I can . 1 1 for Him prico of the money paid in, tho piirclmaer abHiiin ing the Imlauce. of tho oliligatioii. Aai-igiiuient guranteHd. W. L. BLINN, 210 Maaonio Temple, Bock ford. 111. ft NOTICK All patroim hIioiiIiI pur chaHe lampH of 1 he Company In or derto wcuretlie lent lluhtH. No low trrailo nor Inferior lamp mippllcd. Any other make not coining up to Hih reipilrementa mav lie cut out. N. I'. JKNSKN. Proprietor f'2 tf Klectrlc Unlit Co. Fiction 1h atronger than truth in spite of the proverb. Hero in a striking exauiilo between "the way it in in hooka" and real life. In books thin in the method uaed : "Outtiide, the wind moaned un ceiiHlugly, ita voice now that of a child which Buba to itnelf in the ulght, now that or a woman who buf fers her great pain alone, an woman ban Biill'eied Hince life begun, an wom an uiiiht miller till llfo weam to IU wearv end. And miuglixj with the wailing or the wind, ram foil heavilv, iuterimtleiitly. like tears wrung from the bouIh of Htrong men." Jn real life we simply say: 'Its raining". I.KtlOltN AIMII.AKM. I'OSTAi KIM! HAVE THE BKST Kt'ade of Liijoui'H and t Igara to he found In Oregon. tf J. II. CHTLKU WHIhKY AT TUB Hotel Lakeview liar. The lient hikI pureat whlHky inade. tf TKI.KI'IIOWKN. LOOK AT Til K NOTICE FOB BL ward iHHiieil by the Telephone Company for (IcHirtivliiK itn prop erly. ' it;tl Blue Prints Made I will make Muh PrintM any towtiHlilp of lam in the Lakeview Land DlHtrlct. and do aim tract work. Cull or l l t4t W. U. SNIUEK lakeview . . Oregon