OHl ICIAL DIRECTORY
NATIONAL
fr.Mcnt Willum H.T.ft
Vloe lrri1--nl .tmm S. hhi-i rami
Hwir.-irv oi Ntir Phtlamli-r . Ktiox
"ootpmrV of Triiiry Frunklln MarVvlgli
rptorv of r Jroh B I'li klnm.n
tlorni-T ticnoml tv W. Wlrki-Mliain
Pominanior inern.l... Iran II, Hiti-how
Mi-ri'tarT of Nvy i- or Von U Mey. r
Pw ri't.rT Inlorior . . Kichard A. Hl'ini'r
d r lnrv of Akrirultnn- Jm- Vilmni
ELECTION LAWS STRICT
Candidates Limited as to
Amount of Expenses
Tbe juil door yawns tor the arplraut
for a public office or party nmniuii
lion for one. who doe not thoroughly
familiarize blnidelf with Oregon's
('ornu't Practice Act and the laws
FRUIT WILL BE "IT"
NEW RAILROAD TOWN
Vi-ni-mlon Wnrncr. T.S. 'Vnion
W.t. Kiii.huI. I . S. I mid I'ommlwiont'i
1 SIHH'
biirnlr, n( f .1111 i1',n-l
:hi-u-itw .Mpiviur . r 'in. 1 BOTtroluu operations of general eleo-
iionioininmnwi -
j nons sua party priitiarie-., ays the
I Portland Ore. oiiIhii. To the end
tlit-t all may know the provisions of
the various laws, anl their name are
; eioi. tio-ernor Itenson, in bis en
' pacity of Secretary of State, has
caused to bo Issued a digest of provi
sions relating to the subject of pri
maries au I t lit i r election.
Among other thing and the tlrst a
cnudidnte must do to comply nli
the law is dig (low ii ileep in his pock
ets ud mail h check to the Secretary
of Slants. T' e sfe of hicb depend
upon the otlice you seek.
Movitmoi
8m re'.arv
Trtnmror
AiUirili'V Hrttrrnl
Biipi. I'uior I iinriii i ton
I'Miii, i
lir Mi l t il I
C. ' Mniors
t!on. ri .iri'v
F. W. Rcnaon
...P. W. Hetim-ii
, . itoo. A. Mrri
...A. M.l'rfrl
. . j. H ahitimii
. . V. S. 1'iiitlo
J. w. HhiIi-
.1 hnottmn Bonm1. Jr.
(,, o. A. t'tmnio.-'lain
1 V. '. 11 lr"
I W . R Mlm
NO DANGER OF GLUT
TINC THE MARKET
Production of Apples Very
Much Less Now Than
a Few Years Ago
1
Chi I Ju-iu
Aiivln- 'i
R. S. Bt'mi
V. A. Moon
f KkImTI I H kill
'"'' , W ill K. km
) w . t..hut
Items of Interest From
Rival of Crescent
CKKSl'KN r. Ore , Juno a The
J Koyce niur-ii, la lug twelve in lien
want of here, pnrchaxeil not lontf auo
I'y II. I. Iloey, amtlctHiit chief entfl li
ef r of the Soul hern I'hciIKi t'ompany,
U to te plutteit for a towimlte. A
force of Southern l'acliio contriictorn
hto 11 nw i loiirinn an automobile roal
j fro u the nmv ti HHito to llrHceut
, an! mil extemt it to the In ken, Cren
At Hi vt Hush, the ureitt Intereot j cPut ami Olell It li the Intentlt n
eeryuhre takrii In recent yeiun in ' ltt.r to exten.f the road to t'rator
tuirt ii'iiltme and particularly In J Luke.
.ort(i extern Huir rHldkf, HeeuiH
latino ftrHiicc. A little reflection.
IIT U lIlli I1HTBIC1.
i,u1k - N"'e'
tlor"eV .. .. 1). V. KukkomUll
Joiut S n,ior ... L.t' ' H M. rrjiimu
l"-' ' hi A Bianlaii
1 M.IN." . KICK.
k. . driMi, K.'tH:tT
frcil 1' i r.m-mti..-r Kro ivi r
i iv ( 1 rr
hoever, sIioas Ihi- to lie Imth na
tural mill , l;-i:U'bl. AKricnltnr hh a
whole ha witliin a ecore of veara
Ih'i'ii phtci'd upon a miicli liluher plam
tlian lierelotore Id I e mnveMut ill In
I'hia kfii.m V IT.I'lcil I'l 1 .1 r II) I tl C lillrt HOllV M
to defray the exrensca of anuuoiH'iiiK'
the candidacy to the p-ople and it) re
iiuired after a petiiou for a place on
I'Thmix must li- uKfd hh in any other
t'lu-Hu j-. there l- ni liraiich of h
ricultui e nii'ie ut 1 1 net ive. even tuscl
ualiiik.', mid more prrlitnlle t'lim
horlli'iilturt VTiled tolhi'M -pecltlc
fact; tlx' liiuti' k.ei lnl 1 lie noted,
iSler
IbirilT
fr!"auror . .
iM(or. . . .
ictiool cup. .
Inrveyur
DoniuiiMiloiiHr
Itwk Inn'ifior.
D. 1
K. W. I'ayin'
AllM'M I 'fill
T. O. Abixrom
... . A. i. rot r
... B. B. JkOkoii
..C. M. FaHlkut-r
1 1'. A. Rtliart
I H. K. litrvioM
..W 111. I'romlioot
the liallot has been liled.
At the tame rate, any peion v -posinu
a candidate has the ritht to
have prluted ill the same ptiin tiltt Jttmt Itiiiun Mrt applied to the work,
an article telling why tie stnuld noi j evi.le l -il-nlii pn duct-
lo unmniated, it it ue lefoie the pri ' rt ie mil ir.uu the north-
nia'rv- or if after tlie primary, w liv ! "' t" cruet -I our i-.-iitttv,
he sliruld not be elected
One thiiiB a candidate mutt lie
low .N OK l.Afc 1 VIEW
flr Hailt-j
V, Mlt'illli). '
D. J. W Hex I
1. N. W atson j
J. 8. Lane (
T.'. h. UKll l .... ...
4. Hit I I I .'
caret ul hhcut is the expenditure of
uiouey. Not over 15 per ceut of the
H inou ut of the tirst vear salary of the
office sought cau he expended iu se-
curiutj the nouiiuatiou, provided cuch
Mayor : amount is not le9 tbai flOO other
re
Co luotlineii
. . 1 rt-anurer
wise J KK)
spent.
I After a man
10'
and uu more, may
has secured a nomina
per cut of the Hr-t
i t ion, only
. ..i : TTrrnr.i r....i.
. w. h. HIKK i a total ot -j per cent. lo check up
" ' mb'kiJo 00 tbfl candidate is recpi:ired to
.... L f. v onii tjla itb the Secretary of State of
vv. F. l am.- district otlice with the County Clerk,
Prenideui
Tjea.'rer,
geerriajy .
Ftiiaiitf Couiiuiut'iiiaii
Inuiisirial
Put.iiciiy
Btoik
Uuuiciral
Agriruliurai "
Roonu Hi'HdipiBrn i
ami it wul readtlv le -ei - tl a: t liere
iSL'rot'iid In I tit mli !-e inleiest
ma lifjsted i i .iiritnei-t in truits uu 1
fruit trin inns.
Other reason serve to acce'itiiMle
this intereff. V- aie ttiptdly lieciiiu
inn a fruit eating cation. It is nut
so very loon, a time ue- since
oranges were considered n luxurv,
and this is true much more leceutly
I'lniM Meets in tl e employ of the
Sunt tiorn I'acillo will shortly t pot
in flu' llelil to hi riiitihteu out the
Natron-Vale survey so that it will
come into Crescent. Owners of the
i'recont townslto have withdrawn
fioiii the market a strip of laud about
.'iio leet iu width I n II 11 1 n pniallel
witii t lie Oregon Trunk line. This
Imi I was a It 'i, Ira a n at the request of
the Southern 1'iiclllc otllclals
Kua.t supervtsiir Jake Howard litis
i pletel nil excellent briile over
the I'ii- ( tunes In re mid is repairttm j
the Kill llli.iih the townsile tu,
i i iii t rt llli I he iiutoMitiliilii loin o
tl'e hikes west. I
I
il. I. I hmiuis mid Ned llimker,
of Mir ni'.ii'ul n, iv Ihi liave pin r hiisetl
t'u I ts In Crescent, have atrlved
with theli 1 n in l Irs n nil are tic puling
tuenct t Ml Is t mi I Ih I xture Imi Id liik.'.
livety and feed satle is tiNo
plinned ly them.
Kie I Mowttt, of Seattle, of the tirui
i f Mowitt .V Kok'fis, is expected here
t tie latter part ot the week to com-
of crape fnut. Now they Mre com- j pW te artiiiifcteuients l"r tl:e iustalla-
" 11 v. lireiiii'l - snitlmized statemeut of all expenses
V. Kihart : paid or iucurred. Also, a candidate
r Mranger. ; aiust state if any campai'U pledges
" i"-- i were piade. Failure lo comply with
CHURCH DIRECTORY this "meaua for evrey dav of euch
failure or delay.
Id short the law tells what a person
can'aud 'cannot do. It, insures the
inou articles of diet iu ninny a house
hold. Apple, peaches clierriiJ, pears. I
and beiries we hare always ttiuuht j
should le as couimnn and low priced
articles of food as liread and luitter, i
eckts and iu ilk. In recent yenrs at
times liecoiue lumiriei. A It ti-iiik! Ii j
tiuu of a saw mill with a capacity of
13.000 feet a day.
'.' 1 I . 'ft
y V i i
I 1
mmwn nji wnBai
LAKE-
VIEW
Saddlery
s. v.
AHLSTROM
I'roprlelor
The hest Vnrniucn
5ndJlc on t lie
market
Al.tti a (innplrtc lln
of wagon and lugg)
ImriirHn, whip
rohrn, liila. rlatra,
purs, quirt, ro
i-ttra. In Ind ruiy
lliini; in the line oi
cnrilrce nnd tiorar
rnrnlahlnKH. Ut
pnliint: tv tonipe-men.
lift!
rr-.Tiii Iu I i on uit.l tUt tin itimtii ilelllHIIil I
: ' . , . . . . i mid w it liout a don lit the blend inu
for the-ie fruits has increased nud .
the export demiiud litis runt tuiially
auituieuted. etrautiely ciunu'li, tlie
production of these decidous mil
necessary triilts has decreased. 'I lie
Bpple crop for PV'.i-less than U:i,0'Ni
F'RST MtTIIUIiI-T i i VKCH fCN PA Y
lhool at lu a. in. l'rvaetuiu every bnuilay at
l . ... . i.,.n rurviCH aua caenoL uu. it. insures me i
anniurVv.nii'in i :!.'. 1T it Met 1 1 utf Tliurs . rr, i"" i, i'i. I ; 77777. . .,..""., '. 000 tmrrel s f 'ir cxumple, whs lait.
portuoity to familiarize themselves
da vat 1:M :.i. Cuoir ui- ng at l.M p
Ladies Aid Every Wnlm ay at l:wi p
Everybody cordially inviu- o all service
li.J.WKN ZtLI., Pastor
" ... ! Hutta fnp unniiiiBi'tnn nr: Mlanllnti
I' LAKti ir."- ; . - - - ---
and ': Y M on l ne aruuuieuls pro ami con
I with tbe personality of
each caudi-
aud
relating
FIRbT HAITli-T t lit K- i
Prp.ihink' K,-rvii-e Hi 11 .X
iS? .t'ty ."" J'i- - . B.VU vt j to. hU candidacVT-n prescribes; how
i'eople's l uioii al6::u. p on each Sunday, one may Dominate oneself and how
Frayir Meetinir at ?::" 1 M Wednesday eve. . ... ...
1- v,-r Lodv lin ll,-o lo ai'i-uu uu iff ou.uun iiiaj eeca iu uti-- a ucw mw
DlllK.
Ticen.
htV 11 t.MlTll, Pastor.
i placed on tbe 6tatute books by a little
CATHOLIC CHURCH- EVLi Y SUNDAY MA ; etfort.J
Xirur tkmdavSUaVt ! nearly a8 possible jjll the con-7-ui
a.m. michaki 1 M ALLEY , ti. J. Iflictipg features have beeu eliminated
FlRfcT Bapi. H'. 1.1 ti . F ck)hk i k K ! i-1"tbe copy'.of the" 'vHrious provisions
at New Pine cr.e, ore-io'. Preaching J issue i. None of tbe laws have ever
Ticeaalll A M and 7::ior OI eaen eunnaj
sliKhtly iu excess of one-third ut
that for the yeurs is'.'ij and l'.KC, and !
much less tuan the crop for the year
U'O.'i whtu the production reached a
verj low tlk'ure.
lu thi ttice of this diminished pro
duction, practically from our eastcrj
nichardo the increased acenuie iu the
West, yearly ievnted to f r i lit. particu-
Make Own Perfumery
Scientific Auierictiii: The miiiiii-
Id, -turn ot perttiinerv liny always j
seemed adillicult process to liianj,
of.
I'eitalu kiuds of perfumes is a matter.
I if much scientific and sk I lit ulinau I p- ;
iiUtt'.in : but on the other hand, the
in ( ir t ci . in in 1 1 M ly use! perlumes can In '
I made ut Iil-i b with simple apparatus
! and without much expense or trim- !
1 11 lu many parts of the country,
i (lowers are so abundant that one can
harvest all that are needed for iniiim
facturinu at home perlumes enough
!or a years use
Pirect distillation is the most satis
factory way or iiutKlUK perfumery.
The still is a simple altair, tied it can
tie tu ii do. out of articles found iu till
av-rttk'o home. Take an ordinary tin
nRi-CTi-n in iwm
MODI'KN
rnkoiKitKM t
ACConnoi.xTioNs
SAnpi.n koon
l or CO.ini.kCIAI.
TkAVI.I.IKS
coi k n:ous
TkllAl MI:N T
i i t. Illll I
hi o l
LKiH'l i'V MARRnW, Propneto. h
ol mvrv liionih .mii.'Iio School at 10A.M.
Prayer Servici at 7:So on w dnes-day evening
ol eai li weed. All are i-o.dially invited lo
attend .he bervic.-n
KLV. L. K HENDERSON.
been tested and thete is some doubt
as to the validity cf parts.
LODGE DIRLCTORY
A. O. U. W.-LAKEV1EW LODG1 NO. 111.
Meets evi rv sei ond mid ! rth 'i'liursday oi
eatli inoiitli, in .Va.vii.n Hall, Lalteview.
Chaa. Touiiiugsi-n. W.M.: Vm. (Juutlier, F.
")E0REE OF HONOR- LA K i Miutii i.'.i j'-
No. . V. of 11., A o. I. -;'- pus rouud, mowin grass and cuttloK
third Tliursdays of eai li u . hlh -' " - - ' . . . . -
Hail: Eti iva c. m 11.; Mary Post do wu tiees, for it was College Labor
S: 01 t0rS DaFat the-Oreon-AKricultur-al Col-
llece. heverbl hundred men, .lnclud-
Clean-Up Day at O. A. C.
-i On Friday, May 27tb., every rnem
berof the College community from
tbe oldest and most learned peda
gogue to tbe youngest and most ver
daut freshman, worked on the cam-
I. O. O. F- LA KEV1KW LO. OE, No.
i F . no eis everv satunla' eveuinif n
l-vilowk Hall, hi f :3o o'iIoi -i. . lrom tifoii 1
to April 1, and al uic-inr from Apri 1 I
fceptember an. A. t. CLi i ty, N. O.; .
Cheney, Secretary
1. O. C). F.-l AREVIEW FNi SI I'M P NT NO. 1
I. O. O. F., iii-fl ;l.. tirst i inl thin! Ttiurs
............... f 1. .1, i i ii f l.ld K,-l ii l -i
liall. l.tikt-tii-u. i.li. a i bur, C. P., A. 11 i Many
ing tbe members of tbe faculty, re-
. l. .i i . ii i..',it,. i .t.. , i , . . i .
I spuuueu lu run can ul ei-iiL o ciuck
at morning ana immediately took up
tbe work ot lmrroviDguud beautity
iu,; tbe campus, which continued un
til five o'clock iu the afternoon.
tiees were cut do.vn, many
lurlv in Mmitana. Idaho. WastiluL'tun
t I eau, el inn n, nun imruy it oi an
Stop tile spout completely,
a cork iu the top Uirouuh
unit llroinii. mid Mih rnre Hint nertei
1 1 1 h 1 i t v iif the iiiidiirt. has iiatin ai I v i u'-ur
.i ....... ;.. . .... I and fit
enuuis'u ceiiiereu ai ii-ui iuii iu lih:
.horticulture ot the reuiou.
Among the wide range of apples
available, experience thus far has
shown that comparatively few kiuds
are oesirable to plant, judged from u
commercial standpoint. These 'sim
mer' doau to the Spitzeuburg, New
town Pipiu. Wmesap, jnuathau, Del
icious, tirimes tjoldeu, Winter Han
ana, Ko-e Ueaut, Wagner an two or
three others not quite so generally
rdnnted. Some of these do belter in
one locality ; others iu another. . At ulkr
the Spokane National Apple Show of
l.Xj8,a car of mixed varieties from
Wenatcbee took ,the sweep stakes
prize, and a car of Wines'ipa from
North Vakiuia the second prize At
the apple show ofJJl.X1'.), a cur load of
Spitzeutuirgs from Oregon won the
sweepstakes, a car of (irimes (iolden
from Sunuysidh in the VaKima Valley
yard.- ot dirt moved and much rub- I the second, and North Yakima Spit-
BEI2EKAH !.(. Ii'.K-I.AK i. EW LOI'ljK, N0
2-', I. O.O.I-., iii uu me s ond atil foiirtn
Krids vs "I iu' li lin iii i ii in d Ki llow 11ml,
Mrs. E'l'in AiiiJi r V.,.:Mr- Mary Ablttriom
Y.(i.; Mm. M. b. Mosa. aecre-.ary; Min. Alt
Buutiiib', 1 r' -ii-ui "i .
O. E.K. ORIENTAL CHAl'll ., NO 6, LAKE
vifHi "ii.-- M' , -K on . tfldiiy, on or I. -
fore lull lliooli Mini l .wi v.-.- b tUcf'-aftur, in
Mason ie Halt, at 7:.iu o'ciock.
Viiiiiii! uii-iii Ij. rs nr- iM.r.li: l)y Invited.
o -'1 ,
Li ah cleaned hahj-. No pattiallity was
shown in the division of labor profes
sors and students worked at the same
ta.-k. 1 0 the morning where large
and stately firs stood, wl.eie piles cf
rubbish Hrid rnound.-i of ditt existed, i
were a thing of the pas.t when tbe dhy
zenburgs the third prize. Other var
ieties at. t-acb show took valuuble
prizes in special classes.
As evidencing the rapid and con
tinned growth ot the liuit industry,
riiittti-iilarly apples, it may he stated
tbaliii PWt; and ' f.l )"; 'd.i '.dud lruit
CORNELIA A. W A 'I .SON,
IDA L'EBACll. .:.-r. -laiv
PROFtiSIO.NAl- CARDS
V- Conn
Attorney at Lw
and Noary Public
l.ak. view, Oregoa
OFFICE-Dalv Buiiilini;.
J, D. VENATOIt
Attorney t ; Law,
tjtnd 31 at i em Mpeclalt)
OFFICE Pair Building.
(JliARLES UMBACH
Land and Law Of'Ue
Abstractor of Titles
was over, and tbe work was so com- ' trees wt-ie set out in' 'i'akima coiiLty.
plete the ravages of a cyclone could ' w hich includes the Wenatcbee valley,
not have done a better job.
The work which was performed ia
tbe'fiiBt.btep in the execution of the
campus plans submitted by j'cC
Olmstead.
EiblalUned lss8
LMevlew,Ore-
Y, 1-AIR TJIOMPSO.N
Attorney at law
Office In 0. V. L.Co.'h BuildiDg.
Lakevikw. Okkoon
XIIOS. J. POWELL
Attorney at I aw
SOlllec In Paly iJiilldlo;;
Lakkvikw Obicuon
Bought Out Fates
C, S, and Ii. S. Moore," who iiave
a large rrivate electrio plan t at Kla
math Falls with which they have, been
supplying Bonanza and Merrill with
current, Lave purchased tbe plant of
tbe Klamath Falls" Light, Water &
Power.Company, including tbe tele
pboue'sysvem. to Lakevlew, in con
nection with ,an eiecric railway, ' ia
bolng considered. " .
A WOMAN'S GKEAT IDEA
is i bow to ' make herself" attractive
But, without health, it is bard for
tier to be lovely in face, form or
temper. A weak, sickly woman will
be nervous and irritable. Constipa
tion and Kiduey poisons show pim
pls, blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched compeiesiou. But Electric
Bitters always prove a godsend to
women who want health, .beauty and
fiends. They regulate Stomach
qiver and Kidneys, parity tbe blood j
givre strong nerves, bright eyes, pare
breath, smooth, velvet skin, lovely
complexion, good health. Tiy them.
CiOo. at A. L..Thoruton.
there were l.iJUO.Cd'C- fruit trees planted
rn"iyt)7-l'JUyJ" Walla' Walla county has
liTiOO acres inorchards. iii the county
of Spokane," "there were PW,0'J(J friut
were set. out'in 'MHut 'which 2.riO.U(Xl
were apple.trees. " i'roiialily the same
proportion tholds good tu Chellar
Walla Walla, and Vakima "couutiesf
A uatuial inquiry iu this connec
tion is as to the danger of the fruit
growing being overdone. Those who
have been close in" jouch with' the
industry for years and are in a posi
tion to judge intelligently, liayem""
phatically that their is no such 'dan"
ger. Prof." John CraiiTof"'CorueirUui
versity recently said : "1 was in Eu
rope ,for about eight wouthiTnot so
long ago auifwhile there made obser
vations relative to jruirmarket"tioudl
tions. The greatest apple crop we
have had during the""" "past te "Por
twelve year's was, that "of 10."" The
crop" t ha t"y ea'f to taTed, .l ihink Oil,
OOti.tMJO barrels in"lheUnited Btatesl
Theaverageajfiple .crop "since' that
Mine has not eoeeded" 38,(XKJ,"(X)6"Xar
rels ner,yearr. It is.rarlykthal,we get
big crops ttllj overthe country the
same year," ZZ . ., """
'Looking ati' it merelyfio7nTth"
e t a n d p i o i n" to f 't ITe ra 1 1 o" b f increase in
production, ,ltdo n ortfTi nkth"efe"is
any . cause for fear whatever. We
nliicti the oil is, poured, l'rotn a
iiurdwaru stole get four feet of coo
per tubbing, (tin or galvinized plpo
may also tie used;, i be tube should
lie bent dowuward at the eud.
The tiu cau should be filled with
a pound of, flower petals gathered
fresh in tbe early morning. I'our
over these petals eight fluid ounces
of alcotiol. Then pu the can iu a
saucer half filled with water, and
then place on a stove, where the
can . be kept at the boiling
point. A hole should be cut toiough
the cork of the can just large enough
to receive the metal tube. Place a
quart jar on, the table near by, and
insTt it in the other end of ttie "tub
ing. This in r Biiuuid not be sealed
or (list illation will not go on prop
tI y.
When the water t oils, the alcohol
in the can is heated, mi l this oroci'ss
extracts perfume fiom tho (lower
peta!e, ui.d giamiilly iinise d,H illa
tion through the tube in the cold jar
on tbe table. The alcohol thus distill
ed will carry with it the true attar of
tbe How crs. Alcohol has the peculiar
properly ot extracting and holding
the scent of (lowers. As fast as dls
tllation goes on, the contents of tbe
jar should he emptied into a glass
bottle, and securely corked and sealed
with paraUiue. lu blending perfumes
of several llots do the mix ing af
ter each one has beeu distilled Sep
erately. Do .not mix tbejlowers in
one still.
C. O. MISENER,
4. ... .... 7
Lakeview, Oregon
Offers tlii following lor s.-ilc while they hist:
SUMMER LAKE VALLEY.
One trncl, K"mi m ies
of I bese,
One Hurt, lii::ii ucicm. Can sul illvlvdu
db
One tract, f!::o acres,
O lie t nu t , ll (i in ii s
CIIEWAUCAN VALLEY.
0 acres, ( )ne t met, It'-d in
t 1 iii li s. I i 1 ir ict, . I ) ii.-r
GOOSE LAKE VALLEY
One I met. Id) nrri'M. din tract, ltU) nrii-s
)i iPict, i!) ii'T.'-i., ( inn ru'-t' L'b) acii'c
Otic tract IW) nercM, Iinpruveil. One trail , UK) or res, Iiiifiroved:
One tract IU) ai res, I uiprnved. Near l.akcvlew.
One trai t H iirn, Impriiveil. (lin1 mile lrom I'lne Creek.
One tract M" acreM. 1 inpriiveil. Half-way 1st wceii l'lne ( ret k and
Lakeview. .
SURPRISE VALLEY
Improved Tracts from Mi ncn m up.
These IhiiiIh a re t be Cream of Lake aln
('tana Orcbanl, (irain and Alfalfa lands.
I Muduc CiniiitieH. All lliili
(Charles H. Dillon
is oiio man in a thousand w ho can
tune uud repair a pin.no. He will bo
In Lakeview in the near future; muvc
your tun I UK and repairing; for him.
All work tfuarunteed by
J. i. Mahinkh Music Housk,
4 ":. j ... Kenu, Nevada,
Phone 4S7 123 N. Virginia ht. 21-4t
KEPT THE KINOJVTJIOMrJ.
""'For tbe past'year we nave kept
the King of all laxtlves Dr. King's
New. Life Pills -in our home and
they' have proved a blessing. to all out
family," writes .Paul Mathulka, ot
Buffalo, N. Y. Kasy, but sure reme
dy for'all Btomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles. Only 20o at A. T. Thornton.
should take into consideration the
ratio of increase In the consuming
population."" This seems to be the
way in whloh all the "apple doctors"
look at the question. " The rapid in
crease in populatioa'and the increas
ing ex p.ut a of fruits .are looked upon
to counteractX,tha increasing production.
THIS MAN'S STORE IS CROWDED
BECAUSE WE DO HIS PRINTING
tAMm o Til F
WE CAN CROWD YOUH STORE IN THE SAME WA
Cataloiiues, Handbills, Folders and
Commercial Forms Our Specialty
Call at XShis Office For JobtoorK..
A. L THORNTON
THE DRUGliEST,
lias on hand a line line
ot Hdison I'liono-rapns
Standard and Amberol
Records. ny Keconls
not in stock will be
promptly ordered.
h Styles, at prices irom
12.50 to 125 (O
EDISON