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S. C. BURRIS,
LIMELIGHT SEEKERS.
A'cr 8y Th.y Dutroy Amarl
tan Society' Good Nam.
I'Ik- u lili li have gone nhrosd
wiiii iia "1' ;i ii KiK'ift' arc largely
r 1 1 1 I l.v ii few people w ho love the
i I :mi in. 'I ii. lot in nnv wav n-iire-
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.ieJ and Builder.
and Brick
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"appallingly
mil., ll li.-irni
oicty
IIAIIN Sc KI-LLI-V, Lakeview
VVe hi- nnw ,n lulling in burn iiur lint kiln nf T.'mm'' pound
of I. Inn-, mi. I will In it.'ni i i-l I ii I u 1 1 w kH I ii II II nnl. r-.
150.000 BRICK
We ii n hIhu iiiiii'Iiii; nnr liri kiln of !". brick, which
will Im- icndv In ii hnrt lhu, ,in. i;uiiraiitcc d I.i-hI itnillty,
GIVE US A CALL. v""' '" N"r'M ''"vicw
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DRENKEL & PAINE
Ollrr soiik- genuine I ;i r:i ins in
Goose Lake Valley Lands
and Lakeview Property
x
l:ii.'. H k r t. - Lain
$1,250 lewnrd.
I hi' llnne-v ffiiiut'.
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mi, it- l,ar on rlih-t
fir tioth Jaw. K
r.nrvA InAcouniW-i
an, I Crook romitli-ii
ifi.Mfi.,1 u,tii-ti uilil K-rai-a afil,! tn t,aa
lltrttiiKli t ti 1 m Nfi'ttiill will Im- rniiorlft In Witt
i.i'f It mil r.-ixiri. 'l. j.l''"" l,M "r ''''
i.huiir ttr 1 limn lliml.1 Main hii. Hiirm, Or
g.in. W W .Hn.-wii, Huriia. On-
Reward fur Morses
I will if 1 vf (Hi reward for Inform
Htlon that will lead t o t he dlMCovcr.v
of any hnrw branded with an old
ImrrtlMii- lira nd on hot h Jaw, placed
nt III tl nl In IIiIm lid vertlMemeiit.
with fr--li t rlaiiL'le hrand iinderncnt h
t he Ii.iim-mIio.v The trliinttle placed
In hii-Ii n manner a would cover up
ii har hi Im! li Jiiwm. Aiilmaln iiiiihI
Ii- fiHIII-l III the pomwhhIoII of wome
p-rM, in or p-rMonn.
Two I'!) iicr.t i n;ir ivnl In in. I
mtU wpit, lu IrriunM.io .IihUicI, CJH
imr Here.
'(ii('rn li iiiIImh ao-ith of I,kevinw.
inemluw mi. I k' nil ii Inn l.rn-i-k Ihrunuh
tt, rich null, (() per Hi re.
UK) urrv clioli-n ralh-f IhihI, cIohh
to LnUerln, -,-..r) pi-r Hcr.
hY) nornH haf Innd, 4 inllca aonth,
118 pur r.
3) acroa Karoi ami fviinch liiu ), III
pr acrr.
3) aroea whtiat laud, !) mllaa wrnt,
Irrlxxtlnn 1 tat riot, eaay taritiH.f 10 pur
acre.
KM aerN ieniirl fariniiiK land, D
mlloa wt, taacn i.tll.M per aero
iiV i "i : v , t ' o'c rv
New iim li-rn reni loiice mi. I I, urn, lot
:"ixjl'; I,IK!H, PHHy teiin
f rn'ini Iioiihi. 1 1 iiithh Kroninl, fiuit
trHHH, c-1 , trie lii, a !. j
II ncrea Iioiihx Hiid tin r n IT Ml.
11 acrva nlfnlfH land, wiitertj l, ifuod j
i rooai roima, plm-e f or c'lloken run eh
Ne I'nie Creek, tiM).
4'4 Hcrei la town limit, f 1200, ttuny
tlreH .
OREGON MAP SALE
Pull colored Sectional
Hap of Oregon.
4 acra in alfalfa.
Iiarn, fi'yu.
( iood hoiiae aQ 1
Lota in Dronkel'H Add MT50 feet,
the new rHHincit dlatrict, cradel
atroota, bulldlnu reBtrlctloii.IlM, -ry
nnay ternn.
l-'nll Information nliont the atiove
ami many other good properties on
apiillcai Ion.
DltKN K KLi&l'A I X K. Lakeview. ( rc.
Price M)-while tlicy La.nt.
Shown all Hii'veyed landM, by w
tlonn. and every Important Miream
and divide. TowiiMhipM and Ilane
plainly marked. :: :: :: ::
AIhh hIhih-h all Land Grant Land,
and hantheOKUON JIILITAKY ROAD
(irant complete, by nectlonn. Inval
uable to atiyo.ie who now 1h or ex-Ix-i-tM
to Im In tcn-Hted in landit in
Hoiithern Oregon. :: :; ;: ::
K.ntlre output of thin map owned by
HUNTER LAND CO.,
V27 LumtK-rmen's Bide
Portland, Orejfon.
OnetoUi
WITH a rifle that it riht every alack of tarftett ahowi an improved acore. Without it
you will never really enjoy the pride and exhilaration of prorei, and rajy progress.
Above all, the tridiirr pull must he right. The Su age trigger pull is adjuntuhlc. The
loading niei-hunim numt be hundy. The Suvugc ii aimplieity itm-ll. The micrometer must
be rehned. The Savugc regiler the KHHIiha ol tin inch vertically or lutcrolly. In fact , every
feature ol the Savage Target Kille cun be adjusted and Milled to the exail nrrds of each
target xhootcr. J(-un you evpi-ct to improxc your golf with the wrong clubr ("an you
write ii well with a fine pen if you like u stub httli-r? That in what we mcun by the
"evuet needn " of each target nhooler. J The Suvugc Kille nuti.tic. It?, accuracy is partly
due to its special rifling und it beautiful bulunce.
9 ll. IiiaiIiiiI drirr i. Itir .implrkl rrr put mi ttv nHc. I'Srrv lime ynu drop in cartrijtfc. llic npcninf
n( ihc " anil " rircl. Ihc old tlirll: clusuif Ihr "im" cm-It the nHc. I hl. ll llirre i In it. Ihmnhrrt-d tu
.himl .iMirt. I, Mil. and InnJ-riHr citndc. 22 inch hc bairrl .-:. n.it hlucd. 1 he ar in weigh 4 -4 pnund;
ha Si hull plalr. Mat no rgual lur laigi'l
ur 11A hand ihiNiling. I'licc. Vi-M).
SAVAC.H AH MS CO
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Avenue.
Ulica.N.Y.
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of thai vo-Ielv. n-
( TK h-Inn 11 i In-. I In
lol.er of Hie I i.'iiucator
'!m ,-lur. v ;i'.-- 11. h .-1 1 1 ' - i 1 1 l ' viirH
1- .1 In I to
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ohlei I," Mic ilei lareH, "W
liotoi ii l, 'i in y hue ulvi-n nlerta lli-Iim-IiIh
lliat heloliKi-d meh-r n I'lr'lis
t-nl raih-r than In n K.'iitlcu.iinan'H
own home. When a illstliiKiMhel
inun iirrlv"i from the other Hide he
Ik relci upon relelitlexly, ulthouh
poKHll.ly n HtrnriKer to Ida hostenK, and
iliiiit;-d Into a mud whirl of extraordi
nary fcHtlvltlca. He entera upon them
with much the Ham? Hplrlt thut we
would have aa Hpoctntors of an Indian
war dnnre, and thua he forma hla opin
ion of ua. I hnve never entertained a
foreigner In my life uiiIchh he came Jo
me with a letter of Introduction."
Mr. Awtor doea not afrxee with tboae
who think that ahe could have done a
Treat deal toward making American
aoclety democratic, aa It Is In Indon,
and open to any one of Intellectual at
tainment. In her opinion It la only
thone whose authority, like that of the
Ktillfh king or the great old families
of Kniflnnd, is never qucKtlnned who
can do theae thltiKS.
Aa to the political salon, Hhe consid
ers that aim) impossible in Arm-Hen,
aluce uiiu,y of our political men "seem
to li!ine their title to public favor upon
their uncouth manners and lack of re
finement. "If they were all like Mr. Koowvi-lt,"
ahe adds, "what a difference there
would ir'
Of the young people of New York
aoclety Mra. Aator speaks much more
charitably than Home other critic.
They have the ldeaa of a new age, ahe
aaya. hut "they are not degenerate,
and they are not vicious." She has
beard that the young women "smoke
and drink and do other terrible things,"
but ahe does not know one "who la a
cigarette fiend or who drtnka to ex
cess." Mrs. Aator la not rain enough to
think New York will not be able to get
along very well without her. Many
women will rise to take her place. In
closing she asserts her belief In a re
public "where money baa a great deal
to say, as In ours."
Wwvv
V v .V. ...Vs Vs. s vXxSwcTv nXv-vs
1 1. Jwind Ym Kavo yVlwnjs Ilouhf, nml ivlildi lias been
J'i tisr- i'ir ovrr iiO 3.'r, 1i:ih liortio tlio Pljjriattiro of
- ;nil 1 i;i h locn made uii1t IiN cr
j? , f-? , Hooat supervision kIik o ltt InfaiM-y.
Witl?ScCtlZ AHo'.viiooiictodccidvoyoiilii 1iIm.
All Count rl in, Imit.'itions nml .Tnst-aH-Kood are, hut
j:p-riiiiiif s that trillo wiili arid -iiI.'iri"; r tlio limit h of
Inl. nits uikI CIiildriMi WxywxU-.uv.n ngainit lixiicrimcnt
What is CASTORIA
Castorla. U n. l:;.rmIoH substitute for Castor OH, Paro
pori'., Iropn tio'l Sootlilnt? Syrups. It In 1'lra.sant. It
.oiitains neither Opium, 3Iorphlno nor other Narootio
hubstaiicc. Its aco Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worru
nd allays Ffverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Jiowcls, giving1 healthy and natural sleep.
The Childram's Panacea The Mother' Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt CCWTAun eoMMNT, TT MUWIIAT STMCCT. NEW TOMR C4TV.
WHAT A MAN LIKES.
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j THEBEST BUY M TtHEOUNTY J
Located in the south ciul of the rich Chewaucan Valley, in an ideal, protected
ami picturesque location, with pure cold water at ten feet.
With the advent of the railroad will contro' the trade of the 75,000 acres of
this rich valley, enormous bodies of timber to the west, the reat winter
ratine to the north and the promising gold run mines to the east.
This is the point on the railroad location where they have located the town
for this valley and surrounding country, and on account of grades and
curvature is the ONLY practical location.
A Ganaral Look of Froah Air Which
Givaa tho Li to Lazinass.
An attractive quality of the charm
ing woman Ilea In absolute neatness.
Men like to see well kept, neatly dress
ed hair, a akin that looks as though
the morning bath were the rule and
not the exception, well brushed white
teeth, a well kept pair of bands and
a general look of freah air which
gives the lie to lazlneas. The charm
ing woman will have about ber no
bits of torn lace, buttons off. belt
crooked and skirt of uneven length,
revealing possibly untidy shoes. Ask
a man which of three women he most
admires and see If he does not un
hesitatingly pick out the oue who Is
well groomed. A charge often laid at
man's door is that, after all, he chooses
the silly, frivolous girl, passing by the
gixid, common sense girl who would
have made him such an excellent wife.
I'oor iiiau! Is he so very much to
blame? Common sense Is a splendid
quality, but by Itself how terribly dull
and uninteresting It is! This should
teach a girl a most Important lesson
on the point too often overlooked
Tie, that the charming woman always
has firm foundation of character and
common aenae. which she generally
keeps well underneath, like the anchor
that holds the ship. She may seem to
sway with eTery wind of frivolity that
blows. She Is ready for all the fun
that Is going, even to the verge of be
ing a madcap. Narrow minded people
may want to say spiteful things of
ber, but they cannot truthfully do It,
because the anchor of character and
common sense says to her. "Thus far
and do farther." She knows to a
hair's breadth where right ends and
wrong begins, snd nothing wrong,
mean, spiteful or unkind enters Into
her scheme of life.
It Is this combination of strong,
sweet character with fun and frivolity
that gives ber that Inexplicable, irre
sistible something which spells charm.
$1,000.00 Reward, i notice op executory sale
The Oregon. California & Nevada
LlreHtock Protective Association
will give $1000 Reward for the con
viction of any party or parties steal
ing horses, cattle or mules belonging
to any of the following members of
this Association:
Cox & Clark, Chewacan Land A
Cattle Co., Heryford Land & Cattle
Co., Lake County Land & Livestock
Co., Warner Valley Stock Co., Wm.
W. Hrown. Geo. M. Jones, Jeo. Han
kins. K. U. Chandler, C. A. Hehart, X.
Fine, W.a. Currier, Frank B. Bauers,
J. C. Hotchklss, Calderwood Bros.,
T. J. Brattaln & Sons, T. A. Crump,
Cressler & Bonner, V. T. Cressler
Maud I. I'.arnho.
f W. I Heryford. Prestd't
Officeks
Finance Com
F. M. Miller, Sec & Treas.
Hertford
fjREEN
Chandler
I W. I
F. M.
IS. B. (
Chlldran Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Notice lor Publication
Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Lakeview', Ore
14011, Auii. otb, KKfc).
Notice is hereby given tbat the
State lot Oregon has filed in tbis
otlice its application. Serial 02'16,
'o select under the provision of the
Act of Conrpess, Aug, 14th, 1HJ8, and
the acts supplemental and amendatory
thereto, lots I snd SW quarter
NK quarter, XE quarter SE quarter,
NV quarter SE quarter, SW quarter
SE quarter, SE quarter SE quarter
Section C, T. 20 S., K. 19 E.. W. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the laud described, or desir
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the lard, oi for any other
reaosn, to the diposal of applicant,
should tile their affidavits in tbis
office on or before the 8th day of Oc
tober, 190J.
The above notice will be published
in the Lake County Examiner, a
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in Lakeview, Oregon, for a
period of at least six weeks prior to
the date last in said notice men
tioned. al2 AKTHUR W. ORTON, Register
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
John I Stevens, Hill's chief engineer, latelv said: "Central and Southern Ore- f
. gon is an empire capable of sustaining .population the size of Portland." t
; Where will this population be? In a few natural locations. Wc have one. 5
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Chewaucan Valley, according to Government records, is two degrees warmer
all year, 1ms more rainfall, and is GOO feet lower than Uoose Lake Valley.
This comparison is with one of the best valleys.
Invest a small amount now and secure big returns when the railroads and this
poi dation comes.
Our l wn is laid out in an attractive and up-to-date manner. Just a few of
t ic very best lots now for sale at a low figure.
SEE MISENER
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A clear soup contains but a small
amount of real food. Its value la in
Its power to stimulate the flow of
gastric Juice and to sharpen the ap
petite for the feas' to come.
A certain housewife sometimes serves
frozen chocolate, which Is merely the
morning leverage frozen to a mush In
the ftveer. Serve In sherbet glnsaes,
with a spoonful of whipped cream In
each glass. Her rule for the beverage
calls for two squares of chocolate, a
cupful of sugar, a few grain of salt,
a cupful of boiling water and three
rupfuls of rich milk.
A delicious way of using left over
fish, such as weakflsh. bluensh and
others. Is to flake the flesh, removing
all bones, then let It come to the boil
ing tolnt In a nicely made cream sauce
seasoned with cayenne and flavored
with parsley and diced onion Pour It
after sessonlng over several moist
slices of t.it and decorate with points
of fin' and sprigs of fresh nsrulev
COXIEST X0T1CE.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Lakeview, Ore
gon, Sept 23d,, 19U9.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been tiled in this office by M. B.
Rioe, contestant, against bomsstead
Entry. No. 4035, (Serial 01608) made
May 13th, l'J08. for N hair SW
quarter, SE quarter SW quarter,
SW quarter South East quarter.
Section 28, Township 31 S.,
Range 19 E... Willamette Meridian,
by Rudolph Knubbl, Contestee, in
which it is alleged tbat said Knubbi
bas never since the date of entry es
tablished a lesideuce on said land,
that entrymsu has wholly and totally
abandoned said entry for more
thau six mouthe lat past (May 13th,
UK8 to present time) tbat he as
wholly and totally failed to uultivate
or iu any msuuer improve land em
braced in entry, and has performed
no work of any kind thereon ; and
that bis aliened absence from the
laud was not due to employment in
the army or uavy or marine corps of
the United States, said parties are
beseeby notified to appear, respond,
and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 o'ulook a. m. on Nov.
10th. 1909, before Register and Re
ceiver, U. S. Land Office, Lakeview,
Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, tiled Sept 22, 1909,
set forth (aota whlob show that after
due dilllgence personal service of tbis
notioe oan not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notioe
be given by due and proper publica
tion. ARTHUR W ORTOX, Register.
FRED P. ORONEMlLLEit,
S30N4 Receiver
In the County Coart of the State
of Oregon for Lake County.
In tbe matter of the Estate of 0.
L Mitchell-loos .deceased
I Notice is hereby given tbat under
i and pursuant to an crder made and
entered in tbe above-entitled matter
I by the afbove-entitlsd coart on the
: 8tb day of September. A. D., 1909,
licensing and empowering tbe under
. signed executor of tbe estate of O.
j L. Mitcbell-lnnes, deceased, to sell
at private sale tbe real property here
inafter describd.the undersigned will
from and after Thursday, tbe 21st
day of October, A. D, 1909, proceed
j to sell at private sale at Lakeview,
I Lake County, Oregon, upon the terms
' hereinafter stated and subject to con
firmation by the above entitled
court.all tbe right, title, interest
and estate which the above-named
decedent bad at tbe time of his
death all of the right, title and In
terest which his estate has sinse ac
quired, in and to tbe following des
cribed real property, situated ia
Lake County. State of Oregjn.to-wit ;
Parcel 1 West half of lot two,
blockj" A "in Paisley, Lake County
Oregon, will be sold for casb ia
hand, gold coin of tbe United States
Parcel 2 Lots one and two. block
"K" second addition to Paisley.Lake
County, Oregoo, will be sold for cash
in hand, gold coin of the United
States.
Parcel 3 Lots three and fonr, sec
tion eleveu ; lots one, two and three
section fourteen; .lot oce, northeast
quarter of southeast quarter, east half
of northeast uuarter, southwest quar
ter of soutbeast quarter, northwest
quarter of southeast quartet, west
half of northeast quarter, northeast
quarter of northwest quarter, north
west quarter of northwest quarter,
section fifteen; lots oue and two,
soutbeast quarter, northwest quarter
of northeast quarter, southwest quar
ter of northeast quarter, southeast
quarter of northwest quarter, north
east quarter of southwest quarter. aoo
tion twenty-two; lot three, section
twenty-tbree; lots one, two three and
four, section twenty-six; northeast
quarter and southeast quarter, north
half of southwest quarter, soutbeast
quarter of southwest quarater.sectloa
twenty-seven. North half of north
east quarter, northeast quarter of
northwest quarter, section thirty
four: lot one section 35, all ia town
ship thirty-one south of range sixteen,
east of Willamette Meridian, in Lake
County, Oregon, containing 1590.67
acres, will be sold upon tbe following
terms: One-half ol the purchase
pi ice to he cash ia hand, the balance
payable in one year with interest at
eight per cent per annum, payment
to be secured by first mortage on
said property.
If a sale of parcel three eotire can
not be made, then such portion
thereof hs will satisfy claims, ex-
f en ses of administration aud specifia
egacies will be sold in smaller tracts
upon tbe above mentioned terms for
parcel three.
Dated this 13th day of September
1909.
THOS. H. SHERLOCK,
Executor of tbe estate of O. L.
Mitcbell-luues. Deceased. Slt021
60 YEARS
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