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LAKE OvU i ... i IN i OK UO.N, THUItlMAY Al'tUN I hi Mow OFFICIAL DIRECTOR President VIIIm II . T.i . Vice I'rvudcnt .. . .Jaiues H. Stic ih , SvYreiaty of stale riiilandcr t K .. rtecieiary ( Treasury ..Franklin MacWm. Secretary .if War Jacoii IV llickms ., attorney Hcneral Ueone W . W ickeisuan I'mlmlMrt licucrnl Iran H, Hitchcc Haj relarynl Navy . ...iln'tl' Vod I.. Me-ci e retry Interior . . Kicliard A. Hal Inn-. secretary t Arii'iilnir Jam'- "!") Set-ret' -v el Commerce tharle Nas.l Chlel Justice Melvl,le r Wspailon Warner. V. "ension Commission. W S. Kicliards I' K. Land l uinmiwi"" STT. governor a, re'ary of Stair Treasurer Attorney General Sufi. I'nhllc Instruction. I'rtnirt Pairy and Food Com C. 8. Senator. ConitrcaMiieii IS .. K. W. Beii-oi. . . Ht)S.lll . .uixi. A. Stee .A. M.Crawfor.i J. H Aisennau W. S. Punlwav ....J. W. Halle; J.ihDnthan Ron tie. Jr ,co. A. I nainb.-'laui i w. i'. iinwu y j w . R tins irir n imome course nn riouern Agri HI i ncunure -Preparing the Ground By C V. GREGORY. Agricultural "Dl-vltion. icbva Staf Coltlgt Copyright. 190ft. by American Press Association Chi I Justice Associate Justices . nTKimrr R S. Bean , K. A. Moore ' .'Will K. km ) W. T.S.ater JmUe . Atorncy sixth jrrint mrrai-.n.. Oeo H. Nolarit .'".'."P. V. Kukkendal. lktiifLnv Joint Senator Representatives. , (.i. H. Mcirym li. r. hull nan A. Prallaiii X H. Judge Cleis .... Sheriff . . frvaatirarr ... .sensor school Mi pi Surveyor Corauiissiouers . Block ltsnecior. LAKtl UlNIY B. .. . . F. W. rayue Albert i'e . . . K. U. Abistriin A.J. Ko-li r K. H. Jac trni C. M. FtuUni- C. A. Rriian I H R. H.rytar . ..nni. Iroudiooi TOWS OK LAKKVIEW. Mu Co incilmei H- Bailey V . 8ne!ilu t D.J. Wilcox I J.N. Watsoui J. 8. Laue ) w. B Binder 4.Bieiir 0 8. LAND OFFICE. A. W. orton Fred Y Croueuiillcr LAKEVIEW BOAKD OF TRADE tNCB the condition of the nil has so much to do with the readiness with which tho plants oau pot fiHxl from It one of tbe must Important problem t Tint confront I tlio farmer Is the projHT preparation of tho ground. The tlrst work of prepara tion usually consists of plowing. Flow ing the ground pulvorl.es It to bouio extent and buries tlio woods nnd trash that ii.ii.v bo on tho surface. Flow ing should uot be done when tho soil Is too wot. or tlio flrst of these objects will not be accomplished. In stead of lel:ijr pulverized, the slice turned up bv the plow will te pnekod together more flrtnly than ever and . . Keoorde. ,Treaur:i . .. W. ... F. PYerident Tieas rer, KKTrtajy . FlHance Committeman .. Idduktrial Fublioity " Stock Municipal " Agricultural " RiHi-ni Headqtiartem tor Mraaner H. SHIRK M. Miller M. It. Kli'e . ... I- F. l onn r. K. Ceirer W. F. Paine W. P. Herrford . H. W. Ureniiei .. S V. Kehari will b.ike Into a hnrd clod. The fur row slice will also turn up cloddy If tho soil Is too dry. A Rood way to tell when a Cold Is tu proper condition to be plowed Is to squeeze a ball of the dirt In your hand. If It sticks t' t'ttior In n pasty mass you had In-tter lot It dry a few days longer. If It baufrs loosely together lu a mealy ball the plow can be set to work nt once. Such soil will fall over the edge of the tuoldboard In loose, crumbly masses. The field will not be rldjred like n washboard, as tint many fields are, but will riVtly demonstrate the truth of the old sajir.ji that "a j field well plowed Is half harrowed." In order to d a neat Job of plowing a colter and a wood hook are neeessa- LOUGfc LHKbClOK . A. O. l W.-LAKKV1EW LOtXiE .NO. Ill Meets eTery atrcond and fourth Thursoay of each mouih. in Macule Hall. Laaeview. Chaa. Tonuingfen. W.M.: Wm. OuDtner, F. EGREE OF HONOR LAKE.-HORE Lul-ot No. "7. D. of H., A.O. l W., Meets Brat and third Thuradavi of each month iu Mammiv Hall: Lillle Harrit; C. of H ; Ktta Peacock. L. of H.; Mary l'osl, C. of C: Srrah oarrett Recorder. I. O. O. F LAKEVIEW LODGE, No. 63, I. O O. F., meets every Satutdar evening; in Odd Fllows hall, at 7:30 o'clock, from October! to April 1, and at i olclock from April 1 to September 3D. A. E. C heney, N. O.; E. F. Cheney, Secr.tary - l.O. O.F. LAREVIkW ENCAMPMENT No 1 I. O. O. F , meets the frt and third Tnnrs day vvenirms of each month in Odd Feu Ha.l. Lakeview. . V. Arthur. C. P., A. H Bnmmersley, bcribe BEBEBAH LODGE LAKEVltW LODGE. NO 2i. I U. O.K., meets the second and fourth Fridarsof each month in Odd Fellows' Hail, Mi. M. L. Htrvford. V.G.; Mrs. Ids Hery ford, vv. G.j Mrs. M. D Moss. Secretary ; Mrs L. J. Magilton, Treasurer. . E. 8. ORIENTAL CHAPTER, NO. 5, LAKE, view, Oregon, Meets on Tuesday, on or be fore full moon and two weeks thereafter, in Masonic Hall. at 7:.iO .iVI.Tk. Visiting member are cordially invited. fOKNKI IA A. WATSON. W. M, IDA rim K.'H.wr. tary CHURCH DIRECTORY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH TH E first Suuday iu each month, preaching at 11 a. m. Aside frorr thif, preaching every sun day at 11a. m.and 7:Mp. m at LakevUw Sunday School at IU a. m. Lts-je at 6:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 p. in Ladies Aid Wednesday 1:30 p m Choir practise Friday 7 p ra A cordial invita tion is cxtendca to youu. C. B. REE8, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LAKEVIEW Preaching service at 11 A M and 7 ne P M on 1st and 3rd faun. Sunday School at 10 A M. Junior Society at 2:30 P M. Baptist Young People's Union at 6::-so P M on each Sunday. Prayer Me.-tinir at 7:30 P M Wednesday eve uing. Every oouy iavited to atteud all ser vices. Pastor CATHOI.I- CHURCH- EVERY SUNDAY MA-S and benedii tloii at loo'clix k a. m. Sun. lay school after Benediction. Week d&y Ma- si :30 a. m. 1. A VAST A, s. J. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOOSE LA K K at New Pine reek. Oregon. Preaching K-r- vices at 11 A M and 7:30 P M of ea-.h H ni'lav I of every niontli. Sunday school at 10 A l Prayer Service at 7 :'W on Wednesday --.eninif of each w?ed. Ail are cordially invited to jtttclld he ser icei. J. 1IAYDES HOWARD, pastor PROFuaslOiNAL, CAkOs" FlO. V A OAKO PLOW AT WORI. ry attachments. By using them all the trash can be turned under completely. This not only hastens tue decay of such matter, but also adds greatly to tbe looks of tbe field. Too many farm ers do not pay enough attention to looks. A ragged looking field may raise Just as large a crop as a smooth j one, it is true, but the farmer who is careiess in nis plowing is likely to be careless In everything else. If the plowing Is done In the fall It does not matter so much whether It turns up cloddy or Dot. The hard freezes of winter are tbe best pulver izers that ever tore a clod to pieces. This Is one of the advantages of fall plowing. One cf the disadvantages Is th.-.t In an open winter the soil Is lia ble to wash badly. This can be pre Tentfd to snme extent, however, by planting a at' h crop, such as oats or millet, on the field after plowing. The do; th of plowing will vary with the eor.ditkns. A light, sandy soil does not need to be plowed as deeply as a heavier ne. If tho ground Is plowed the mole depth etery year the bottom of the furrow will boeor-'e hard and the roots will have dlS--ulv 111 ! enough getting through it renuily. A -. d plan ground Li to be'lu at, say four In ks. and plow be-iu at, sav four In hs. and erJ frequently one-half in h dfotor each rear' much. Where times will pulverljto the ground more tnan hours of work after It has bo eonie dry ! baked Tho fall plowing will usually iioohI to be gone over with tho disk to got It in shape for planing. The supeiii r con dition obtained . by dou'ile disking that Is. lotting the disk "hip half" - will mere than pay for the extrti Pibor There Is tr.i nddlt lolinl iidvniitHgo In th:it the surface Is left smooth, link ing spring plowing Is seldom neevs snry. tn tnses w'trro Improper plowhiir has left n Held c!i tMy t!ic r l'er nrty o'ten be ucd t advantage. A corni 'ated roller l bo. tor for I'.ils ptir;ise t'lati n smooth one. :'.s It t :(! t. i u; :t the cli ds rattier than to M:::ply push them down Int i t!:o ( :ier Oirt. A h "tio m.ide "plaic.cr" r h d t rusher will of tt n nnmicr tho urpose as well s n roller. Tho roller packs the ground consid erably and so quicken the capillary rise of water. If fie surface Is loft smooth much cf t o t.iolsture that comes up will be lost by evaporation, nnd later In the m-hs. i tho crop will be likely t' suffer froi drought. To avoid this tho roller sin Id bo follow ed Immediately by tln hi : tow. This loosens a thin layo.- of surface soil. When the capillary v. tor roach es this loose la;. -r Us i e 1. checked, and comparatively little l-i los; Sy evap oration. For this same reus t it Is often well to harrow fall plov !ng as soon us It Is dry enough In the i;rlng. especially If disking Is not to be t one until late. After the ground Is plowed ai d disk ed the harrow must be used to com plete the preparation for planting. There are many kinds of harrov s. but none that are better than the ordinary spike tooth. These are made In all styles and sizes. Tbe harrow Is eco nomical to use. since It gets over ground so rapidly. The best time to harrow In order to pulverise the soil Is Immediately after a light shower. Tho little cli ds will then be softened and will le easily knocked to pieces. To kill weeds, however. It Is better to waif tir.ii! tho soil is a little drier, as har rowing n wet fold will transplant the weed rather than destroy them. I i not bo afraid to harrow too much. No work that you can put on a Hold ptys bettor. No other Implement will kill as many weeds In so shirt lime and no other machine will tear clods to pieces so rapidly. A field wtM plowed ai:d disked and harrowed unill It Is In as fine tilth as It Is Misslhle to make It is an Ideal set d bed. Seed planted In ' -njch a soil will start under the mont f.ivorable comllrlons. If the seed Itself Is (strong and the after treatment what It should be. a maximum crop may bo extioeted. Not nil fields need to bo plowed be- I fore the crop Is put in. It Is n general I pra "tire in the com Ixit to sow sinall grain on stalk Holds without any pre vious preparation. Kxperlments have shown that small grain does not yield more mi plowed corn stalk to pay the cost of plowing. they do not yield as small grain follows (fincer is Worse hi., fjjifculosis V ir i : i - ) in a ' i In 1 ! 4 i I ' vi ii it ev-r 1 1 i i r i i . 'io4 o i tntrv. AO i t i I l it . i K K t do mm- v 1 1 i i i No York I ' Il iSOIIhI ' it i. i i leeliirl if i !!., io- acinirifrt ' " it'ii III 0 1 'to I l i h o I' i i.i I i s i I iterrln. .r i- ir MH'i dres in I thin '. it 1 1 in i ti ax r t .lentil l r I- l it Mil ,i uriMt t i l l I loiN, t Is MlHH 1 ', ! I - Hi v tent ' tmillT 'oii(iiern I hum it il inn. nii I la Wt furnish the most complete Camping; Outfit tor the money ever offered to the public We have made prroarallons l: furnish the Civernmenl and all trai ls of land as well a limuinc,, fi-liin ami mini' g paitl ' with thi-wclght and canvrnlcitt camping outfit. Hcing In a ok. lion to liimlih llus out lit a! hist cost m arc able to rive our runtom.vs the benefit of ices, i in roiiipicia out lit , ronslsi i canvas lenl, 77 ft., niado cf H , k carrplnt outfit for cooking. imlers ami sellers of sir's a? C.Wi4jP etc., con.lstlnf of li pieces. ,i 't I I o n eroiln '11(4 I ' II . Ill I I,.. il'lallil NM'I knit Hi ll"d lii I.Nkn I'ln i on lei lor. I Hkl lo Unit- I i iro- t i See A vi - e i I nt t lin - h. i thl. iimeo '-ell,.! 0JUi to -onn I., ..in nf ,t .V .ii-l 14. IHH. i ii . i.ii H'i n n"ti latorv i.uai ti r K W ipiHrt i-r, :.. t. ; W ,M i trous clHiii i iv ml ii i.ii i .irncrlim I. or lealr ooji't i tiecavisri of t in tnliiaral .del til tun Ihu i. or for ant other ..11 ... . i.u ... ......i .i ti, ii i lit- iiitnunui t o i.'iii niii- l'l i. Miutilit tlln luetr attlLvlt. In ll' l","'c l,'r" .i,ktiat, "MJ. de above notice lll be piiilihe.l I li I. Hsu- County Kxainltier, a eekly liowspHptT, t lutn.l and pub lished la Lakeview. Oreuou, for a per lod of nt Itasl live w eeka prior to tho date litst In said net lee into t lotted. JWl ia'HUK W. Ofll'O.N, K!lstiir. i The Tint ami tamper Oulfit go In l.tjak. We fill the Valanre of tliis trunk v.ilh bay viliii h hold blanket ami wrarlno apt.url. rom'.oisitio a travrlri's l,,o... i,. ii. 'H'I' , ho ran check everything nermsary on Ins ticket and have no ric baguage. The lolal nil I coM of tin enure outfit is $.V00. IVrmst $S. 00 villi die order. ,r trill I ri tin i .i ..i. - .ii " smk I'ci.uo ine siiiimrnt oi me hhIb from our farlory. 1 lie final paymenl of $S.IH)ran be pai l to tlir r,"r company C.O.I) , with prlviieie to examine. " Total Meighi :i il.. win-re parly of four people go together tliry are buying one r iking oitifii, o trunk ami two lent. .All ordfrt will b filled In regular order, as received. The opening of the Oref Military. Head Orant at LakevUw (of Hie j Oregon alley land tomp- 'v will lake plate September 9ih. Miousai'iiM ol t,..p.e .ftont a. Ihe United Stale, will aiinid ll.l, fl.lr vim h . i .: k.r...... isiui (.,.ninB cv.r tiri.t in the I'niled Malr. lascvicw , dcsliiuil lo l.i'. onir .lie of (he great column, ial rrnler of our rotirtry. immense pn-paimtoit are jjoing on to lake rare of the vast moltitti.le ll.al Is going lo assemble ll.rie In Sri.rnier Not a single room, house or store can be rented for slit her or f..r any other piiit it many people who intend t.. be wrsr, at the opennig have taken all the r.m v,lt,l, or sleeping putjMisrs. 1 lie i hmaii,: lomluions in Smlhern Oregon are such that i-cople can live oi.ui.l. in the open while tu-ie. Ilic (icneial Agrnl of I lie Oregon Valley I ami Comny a.lvisc u tlml it i, ,ri ,,, mike ample preparations for tin occasion, as those not used to outdoor hie woiil l hml ii a gn at liar.Uliit. o sleep in llie open, kesi.lrnts of l.akevirw ailvi.e in lint to ,v , lent in a regular ramping way will answer all tnirimae. We a.lvi.e )u, il v,.ii ini. n l l.i be piesrnl at llie opening, l.i premie yourself in every ay ..il.le. Kv Iwoing such a lamping out lit y.i will save a great deal of iimm-y which otm-twi .e von would have lo spend . .le,.,,iMk. ., lvi(,( , (o Vl,U,,i. 111. KV ft'W. resent 'imc we have t.krn order for a great many of these liU for .iu w.iu wi.i go in i.akeview. 1 icse outlils are riot in.l i. . ... i. . i ..... 1 " ' 'i ,..i, w,. ... .van yoursrii ol llie opportunity o grtung ,.r of these h-l.t-wciclil in,. log outlit at such a reasonable time, you had hettcr send in your order at on, e tin remit of the orders received and coming it dally, wc will be nnal lc i., 1,11 v,u. .irder earlier lhan thirty davs from receipt of snie. ' AsMiting you that you will be more Hun satisfied with tin. iainpii.K ..t,i, that It will l,o o Krcat service In you, we beg to remain, Yours very Iruly, 46 H. Jacksoa Blvsf. LYNCH WHLL TRUNK CO. CtllCAdO, ILL. CLASSIFED WANTS HANTIII TIIK IOLA IIULDKIW OK ORI-XSON nlloy Land Co. contracts are per feciiuu plaus betel y OHch contract holder may have hi right looked after and protected, and commence to slot returns on his Investment at once. Write for our plans ami no ml us the names of all contract holders yon ktjow. I)U IT NOW. OKKliON LAN ID CLUli, lola, Kaunas. I rUM MALK KOH K.'LK One tlrsl clHss,7 room, 2 et ut y ilwelllng Iioiim aud lot IcJl'ilC faet. Onn block from court hoiiae. tioml barn corral and feneen Art all watered. Mot nud cold water In the house. fruit tree. Nice lawo and Shade trees. Insurance paid up on hoti.e for three year. This house will cunt you over f'J.'sil), a loan. If you waut a tieaullfu bunie for almost . nothing wilte or chi and Be It. Iiey- nol at ouce at Lakeview, Oregon I sslTI ATIi M tTKII MININU KNtilNKEK Youtig mining enulueer with live years experience Iu and around mines and sbotit a year aod a half of municipal work , desires a position. Address tho Ex aminer, Lakeview, Oregon. a.ltlNs AIII.Ah. I'(tr K I N i i IIAVK TIIK IIKST grudo of LltuurM ami I Knra tn be ! (muni In Oregon. tf j J. II. CCTLKU WlllcKY AT TIIK Hotel l.iisevioW bur. Tho (M'Nt Nllll luin-Hi whisky iiiiiiIo. tf CON IKS T NOTICK. i Department nf the luterlor. L'nlttil KOK WALK. (Man or woman.) A j St",r" L""'1 '""r"- ,'"'. Ore it ii .' Kooth fri,.i.ii L'uImp.h t Hon. Aug bin, l.sr.i. Hoiinty Itod Certlctlate. Untied ! . A ;leut ronteat atlidavlt 1 by the Department of tb luterlor. j V"" ,llm,. ,.hl" uticm b M' U I (ioTorumeut ot Canada, tlttawa. tin -UC' 1' :,"t",,?!".t- tut lioiu-atead UUr the Volunteer Uountv Act, liklN. r- """"J J; I Ootid for :M acres of any nonunion M"y '"!'.,, UKK lo,),. N ,mlf 'I ..,.1 r ...lo I., a i ha.i. w... :'l"flf. SK quarter HV. quarter, K 1 kalehewat. or Man.tol,. Anv oeraon i J'rtfr SK quarter. Tuwuablp .14 j over the awn r t 1M years, man or worn- 1 , Vf' , . ," an. can Houulre this and with this I l'y '""Olpli Icettillcate without fort tier charge. I e or Itnuieldate sale, 1HU). write or; wira. L. K Telfonl. lilt Khuttr Kt. H.. Willamette Meridian. Knulibl. Ihilitestee, lu which It la alleged that aald Knubbt has never sluce tbe date of entry e- tabllshed a leslden ou nald laud. WA.M'ED Sitiiatiou on farm, bv man aud wife. Understand farming in all branches, wire good cook. Ap ply at O. K. Feed linrn, on Water HtreeL W. K. ismilh. i Toronto, CanadH. JtiWt WANTED - INTELLIGENT MAN or womanfto tske territory, and ap- j point CHtivusfers to sell our wster tl1 -iters. Exclusive territory, and nice, profitable work or right patty. JT2.W2 SEN EC A KILT EH CO..SeuecM,Mo. L. F. cox.v Attorney at Law laUeiew. OrKO' 0KPICE-Ih.lv Uuiidinsr. J, D. VEX A TO It Attorney at Law, loid Mutters rsueciuli.. Ot FICfc Pair Uuildlnu CH.nLi:- UM15ACH Land and Lavy Ofilce Abstractor of Titles Esotullslied 1 levlew . tjri;- Y. '"AIH THOMI'SON Attorney at Law Olfice: Over IJunk of La view Lakkvikw. Oni.tio.N fllOS. .I. I'OWELL Aftorniy at Law Ollice lu Duly i:uililiuif Lakkvikw I;Lt;o. until a depth cf seven or eight Inches Is reacL.t!. T''en go r. k to four inches and begin over again. In this way a little new soil Is turned up every se,"--.i!i and tho layer of surface soil prndu'illy deepened. Pprlng plowing should bo shallower than thi't d no In the fall. Tho soil is full of tire pores. Its structure being much the Mime as that of light bread. If you will put one corner of a slice of bread In a dish of water you will notice that it becomes wet for u con sidorable t.i t ti.'e above the surface of the wafr. Thl.s is enu.-ed by the moisture Mowing upward through tbe I lit'le holes lu ti e bread. The force that eau.-es water to rise In a small tube I. ciillid eapilltrity. It is this capillarity that makes the water rise from the Mjlisoil up to the Kurfuce where the roots can use it. The sillier the 'uplllary tube the faster and higher the water uiij tie. When the ground is plowed these capillary tubes are broken up, and the rise of water Is checked. To start It again the toll must be allowed to settle for a long time or else be worked down with the disk, harrow or roller. In the fall the depth of plowing does uot mat ter, since tLe furrow nlhe will have all winter In which to settle. Hut In the spring this capillarity must be restored almost nt once or the surface layer will become t:o dry that germination nr.d later growth will bo checked. , Justly ueni-e ujc importance or shallow plow ing, so as to redu'-e the labor of disk ing and harrowing. If the surface of the groynd :s crusted or If there In much trash to be turned under the tield should be disked before It Is plowed. This lll provide for a layer of fine dirt In the bottom of the fur row, which will puck down closely and help to restore capillarity. If the furrow turns uu "shlnv" or , shows any tendency to bitke Into clods It should bo harrowed every half day, i T every day at leitht. This seems like j a great deal of extra work, but If a ; harrow Is kept lu the field It does not ; talc long to hit h on to It nnd go over , il'e i,.'U !, pi,,v. ed strip Just before . qui" big for i.oon or night. A few ; ndimtes spent In harrowing at such small grain, however, plowing Is nec essary to kill weeds and loosen the surface soil. It does net need to bo loosened as deeply us for corn, how ever, since the small grain plants are tardier than com and the roots are more aggressive In pushing through a bard soil. While plowing stalk ground Is un necessary. It will usually be found profitable to disk the land before seed lng. This chops up the cornstalks and provides a mellow layer of soil for the seed to germinate In. Where the oats are to be put In with a drill the ground should be double disked previously. If sown broadcast WANTED liy married man. 'in years oM.pnsitionias Inside electri cian, or ut clerical work. Eight years experience and Al references. Would like to make Lakeview his permanent home. Add reus, P. Ii NichoUs, 7th Ave., Kock Island. 111. SITUATION WANTED: AT LAKE- vlew or vicinity by married man years old. Experienced in general nierctiaudiss, also in egg and poultry tuinsss. Jlieferences. Address M. W. French, La Prairie, IU. i tt ;?7,T aw - n T W it ' :t? t - Wtf WT "sft -aill ' - - sT! Ii aXsl is.-, M,as.iuJl.W.C- Fid. VI PKP.PARtVO 1HK OK.fMl WITH A I)ISK PLOW. one disking before sowing and one afterward will cover them better th.ni two after sowing. The drill is becom ing more popular for sowing oats, and so. It places the seed at an i-eu m-iiij uuu covers t uem all. It 1 saves seed because It places ull of It where It has an opportunity to grow. After the oats are drilled or disked lu ut least two harro wings should be given. Even three or four would not be too many, since tbls Is tbe last bnnr-e to cultivate the crop. Ia some parts of the corn belt tbe practice of listing corn is followed. This consists in throwing up a large furrow and planting the corn In tbe bottom of it. In this case there can I little previous prepnratlon of the ground unless It Is to go over It once with the disk. Corn Is INted only on very II;-tit soIN. wbli h d" net puddle , r l,o oine i p ild" cr I'v Kmi. Willi i of d I en preparation tlnoi the heavier clays and loams.. KK. Is KSTATK FA KM KOK KALE. lo the north part of Rummer Lake valley, con taining Kio acres nf land with house, barn and nutbnildings Home mea dow land and good water in tbe mid dle of the place. 0 feet deep. I will sell for t'JOuO. 1 am sick or 1 would not. sell. O. A. OOODIN, Hummer LaKe. KOK HALE: 4C ACKEH LAND. agi Iciiltmal. timber and riastnru. All fenced, contains springs and stream. Well sheltered. Ideal lor fruit. 17 uiiln north of Lakeview, on county toad. Enquire at Exam iner Otltce. KOK HALE ONE OKEOON VALLEY land cooutract. W. E. Mathewaou, lOHo Litwereuce Ave., Wichita, Kas. i 'Ki.NK KANCIi KOK 'ALE. 720 I acres of and, H miles of Lakeview, 4UU 1 Inches wHter first right ; Mh) acres tin deer ditch ; mi acres bay lnt.il ;h0 aerea grntu ; gsiden ; Ml lend stock cattle, 7 head hot sen, '2 ffirtn wauons, l.uggy. mower and rske, drill, plows, barrow and liotisebold goods, i'rice (Jt pel acre if soli pefore Aug bnth. includes everything. Eiiqulin at Examiuer oil Ice. KOK HALE AT A HAKOAIN Any one iu market for tlrst class fur nished roon lug bouse In Lakeview call at Examiuer otllce for pnrticu lars K 'K bALE ONK t)K HUKKKIHE Valley's enolce 200 Bcre farms near Ft. Kidwell, Calif. Oood house aud barn, orchard and berries. ' acres In grain; alfalfa and wild hay grown on place. All farm tocls, work horses, milch cows, and bogs In cluded. Kor particulars enquire at this o-Hlce. KOK HALE TWO COUNTEKH AND four show cases, enquire of A. L Thornton, Druggist, Lakevlov. KOK SALE West ol Sec. .'II. Town hip:tH. Itnllge Ll lhtst lit -"i. per ncre. 7 mllesfrom Lnkevlew. Oregon Write or eniiilre of ('. K. ICIgln, C'ire of City Hull, Snlelii, firegon. TIMKEK CLAIM KOK HALE KiO acres yellow line lr) miles from Lakeview. Will cut U.OOO.fXX) feel, flood grazing land. Abundnce of wafer on land. Frloe t!5 (X) per acre if sold before the first of October. Address The Examiuer, Lakeview, Oregon. Tlt. V M'TICK .AAA. STKA YED l'rom my Held, rlncethe 4tti one roan gelding, branded on left shoulder with half circle. Una a sore on the point of left, shoulder. Ktiilable reward will be given for re turn ot animal or information that will lead to its recovery. JOE AMUKOSE. I.OT AMI rlll .Ml LOST lllne serge cout, with valu able papers iu pocketH, between Lakeview aud Koucu's place ou the 1'Hisley road I'lniihu return same to Seigers, Lakeview ! that etitrytiiHii has wholly and totally latiandonrd said entry for morn 1 1 1. mi six tiioulhe lai-t past (May Ultb, I KHiH to present time) that Hie as I wholly and totlly failel to culiivntn or iu auy uiauuer improve ln I biaced in entry, Mini baa perl ' i. I no aork nf any kind thereon; ami that his alleged abnenre from the bind was not due to employment In ' the army or navy or marine corps ut . the Culled States, said parties am hereei.y notified tn apt ear, respond. un I offer evidence touching an I I al legation at Id o'clock a. in. on Sept. 'iird. I'.Hf.l, before Knglater and lie, ceiter, U. S. Land Olllce, Lakeview, On gnu. Tbe aald contestant having. In a proper atlidavlt, tiled June Hi. Il), eet forth facts 'which nhnw that after due dilllgeiue personal service of tbia notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that sncb not lew be given by duo and proper publica tion. AKTIIUR W OKTON, AlUSi'l. Keg'iter. WANTKIt-ltM VHH WANTED- (IOAKD AND ROOM for two or three, months bv a voting married couple, preferably with a good farmer's fanillv. closi to Luke view. Enquire at. Examiuer ofilce. ssll KA MINI. AMI IiII'I'IM SHE 4 KINO COKKALH: NOW IN shape to oouimeuce shearing at any time, (iood feed and good range. Also dipping vat. Everytniug for shearing and dipping in Hist class shupe. M I'S. KOSA McDAISlELS. Sl HMKIt IIF.MOIir HUM v Kit KKSOItT: ! FEK DAY bud up. Oood llshlng und bunting. The most healthful place in Lake county, or Southern Oregon, or Northern California. Ml IS. KOSA McDANIELH. I'roprletor atVV VI I I.I. NOTICE--1 will .one my Kullv ('t "'( S't' mill in oimrat Inn bv .June1 I soil will then tm tirctmied tn fur ! iiinh all kinds of rmeh lumber j A. M. OALLAOKK. 1 K.l.l- riltlF.H. L iOK w II ri I I' Til K NOTICE KOK ItlC-lM-uei by the Telephone (' puiv for ilestroyliiK Ha prop erty. Kitf Natic (ar Pahlkatlon Department of tbe Interior. United States Land Otllce, Lakeview, Ore gon. Aug. fith, VMf.). Notice is hereby given that tbe State tot Oregon has Hied lo this otllce Its application. Serial O'i'Ml'i, 'o select uudei the provision of the Act of CourgesH, Aug. 14th. 1H4H, and tho HCts supplemental and amendatory thereto, lots I aud '2, SW quarter NE quarter, NE quarter SE quarter, XW quarter SE quarter, SW quarter SE quarter, SE qunrt-r SE quarter Suction 0, T. i!0 H., K. lit E.. W. M. Auv aud all persons claiming ad versely ttie laud described, ot desir ing lo object because of tbe mineral character of the lard, oi for auy other reaosu, to the diposul of applicant, should tile their attllavits iu this otllce un or before the 8th day of On to be r, 1!K)!. The abovu notice will be published iu tho Lake County Examine-, a weekly newspaper printed aud pub lished in Lakeview, Oregon, fur a period of at least six weeks prior to the date last in said "otiun men tioned. al'J AKTIIUK W. OKTON, Register ALBANY NURSERIES I'litced L'0,000 f reoM In Luke county Inst year, liesl adopted to needs of this section. Krov from all discuses. Endorsed by frnit Inspectors, febhlf E, It. PATCH, Lvkcvluw. Louis Shaw Dealer In Heal Estate I bave listed unie of lie bes Ranches, Timber Lands and Town properly in Northern California, h country that is bound tn improve rap. ld'y. Alfnras, California.