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Oregon
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Lakeview Decorative Co.
Here is Where You Oct Your Money's Worth!
Wlmn yuti buy Mutton Slew ntOc Hr pound.
Have you tried Our sugar cured flams, Bacon?
No Im-I ut tiiuilf any wIhto.
I.fud, tioinn kct U) riMnliTcil. nl(Mliitr!y iun, f lb. Imrkt't 11.00
In 40 lit. rutin, INo. 1'nnli fron n OyxttTM, g 1.0(1 ht cuii. KnuitOOc
T mullein.
All kinds of first class fresh Heat and Sausage
kept on hand.
Wt will ny tint inarki't irlce for orxl am! pork-hoH,
('lunb on delivery.
Come and get acquainted with us.
..pmu.. QOOSR LAKE VALLRY MRAT CO.
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W1LL0WMNCH ORCHARD TRACTS
Apples Apples Apples
Keeping Qualities
NO BLIGHT
NO INSECTS
NO FAILURES
BIG PROFITS
IO ACRE TRACTS .
Planted, Irrigated, Sprayed and Cared for
Proe $150 per Aoro
Ono-thlrd down, balance $20' per month
No Taxes, No Interest
Tri-State Land Company
Lakeview, Oregon 1
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prlniid without special permltmlon. J
TESTING THE SEED CORN.
To jrrow b good rrop of rorn on
muxt hiive firm a rich soil In which
tit pin nt Hip Meed. A scrotii condition,
qu.'illy Important, In u h wlcctlon
find tiMtliiK of the need an will ell m
Inntp In the grratPHt d'k,r'C iwiwlble
II weak, nml formed or Inf'Tilla ker
nel. The KPnoral tHt, uxrd by o
ninny, may nhow wltb fair accuracy
what per cent of the kernel of a glT
ea Hfttnple of nhelled corn will grow,
but It Riven abnolutely no light on the
moat Import n nt jmlnt In anch a tetit
the ellinlnntlou of tlniHO enra from
which the ior need wna tnken. The
new method of teHtliiK the Individual
eara, and there nre Never.il uayi of
doing It, him HiIm ehief point In lia fa
vor that when the test H ready for
IliHpcctlon a kI" "i e al Hie Kernel of a
ipjare In the fttlni; box correpond
liiK to a (.'Ivimi enr nIi'hvs nt once
whether U''h kerneN !rui- t; fTW-l-n t
vitality to Justify n-.. or ti ;,r
fur heed. The llolii .j !i :n,; x h is
been dewrll-ed In tin -.' n iiefure
and need not e k'lU'ii n;iln. .Anoilii-r
dovlee whit h Im ( Nu llihi o il i'.H
whli b a patent hnN been Nmi. iI l iiu
upright rack equipped ul.ii u t U-t
of lit Clo metallic teKtli:i; l..is 1 irk'e
enotish to aTomniod:ite five or kIx
kernels of corn and nttahed to a
aplke or hook, by lucrum of h. Ii tbr-r
are aeenred to the ear from which the
kernel are taken. Ordinary Roll or
aawduat la uncd to cover the kernels,
which apront under about the aame
condition na they would out of door
In warm weather. The Hpeclal meth
od by which the need 1 teated 1 not
ao Important a that both aide of an
ear. Including middle, top and butt
hould lJ tented and that It should
ive definite data of the vitality and
seed quality of each ear that Is to bo
ued for aeed. Any other method la
Bllpahod and In the end unprofitable.
GcmG In Verse
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OLD FAVORITES.
WOODMAN. SPARE THAT TREEI
WKJDMAN. pr I hat U
Tourh not a alnsla boucbl
In youth It aheltarwi ma.
And I'll protect It new.
Taa mi frrthr'a baa4
That placed it near hia cot.
There, woodman, let It at and.
Thy at eMail harm It not.
That old familiar tree.
Whone Rlory and renown
Are apread o'er land and aea
And would! thou hew H dowaf
Woodmen, forbear thy atrokat v -
Cut not It enh bound tlea.
Oh, apare (hat aaed oak
Now towering to the akleel
When but an Idle boy
I aouRlit Ita R-rateful ahada. .
In all (heir ajuahlnR toy
Her, too, my elatera played.
My mother kleed m her.
My fetlier preened my hand.
Forclve (hi fooltah tear,
But let die old oak stand.
My heartatrlnga round (he cling,
Cfoae a thy bark, old friend.
Here atiall (he wild bird ln
And tlll thy branches bend.
Old tree, in itarm at III brave!
And. woodmen, leav the ptl
Whll I've a hand to aava
Tby a ahall harm tt not.
George Popa Morrla.
A LINCOLN POEM.
no "The Wutdom of Abraham Lincoln."
a collection of Lincoln best utterance,
these line appear aa part of a poem writ
ten In UM
MT childhood' home I acaln
And eadden with the view.
And atlll, aa memory crowd my brain.
There' pleaaure In It too.
O MEMORY, thou midway world
"i'wlxt earth and paradise.
Where thlNce decayed and loved one lost
In dreamy shadow rise
AND. freed from all that'a earthly vile,
B-em hallowed, pure and bright.
Like acenes In some enchanted Isle
All bathed In liquid llht.
AS dusky mountains pleasa tb eye
When twilight chaaea day,
Aa buale notes that, passing- by,
la dlstano die away I
Abraham Lined a-
THE HAND OF LINCOLN.
OOK on (his cast and knew tha hand
That bore a nation In Ita bold.
Prom this mute witness understand
What Lincoln Was how large of
mold
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CITY PITFALLS.
There ore nil kinds of aclieme and
devlcea perpel rated by city scalawags :
for BPpnr.it Ing the residents of rural
comniunltleM from their hnrd earned J
dollar. This In bud and blameworthy j
as far as It rops, but It U not to be
mentioned In the snme day of the
week with that trade which In piled j
by devils In human form In the center J
of populntlon when they use all j
blandishments in their power to de- j
ludo the country plrl nnd BPparate her j
from that which H ro dear aa life j
Itself ber honor nnd purity. Such j
men nnd woiupii ought not to be al- j
lowed to exist. Hut they do. and ns ,
long as they do It Is well for the j
country lnss not to be misled by allur
ing nml enticing advertising announce
ments, which give promise of large
aalurles at easy work for all country
girls who will go to the city and
make Inquiry at such and such a place.
The only snfe course to follow If a
girl wI.sIiph to neck employment In a
large city Is to ecure advice from a
thoroughly reliable friend of the fami
ly who is ni qini lnttd with the condi
tions. Acting on this auggestlon will
often save henrtiiche, heartbreak and
a blasted life.
FEDERAL GRAIN INSPECTION.
Much Importance Is attached by
grain growers of the country to the
Mncomber bill, pending In congress,
which provides for the federal Inspec
tion of all grain. It Is thought that
a charge of from bj to 75 cents per
car will cover the cost of Inspection
and grading, which will be given a
consignment of grain nnd remain as
Its stnndurd until disposed of. As
things nre now there seem to be as
many different standards of judging:
as there are men and markets, with
no attempt at uniformity. Sharpers
In the grain buying centers take ad
vantage of this situation, buying grain
of the fanner as a given grade and
selling It to a third party without
touching as a grade higher, thus cheat
ing the grower out of a margin of
profit to which he Is lu all justice
rightly entitled. The bill means mere
ly a square deal for the parties most
Interested and should become a law.
A SENSIBLE COURSE.
One level headed farmer whose case
came to our attention the other day,
desiring to locate ultimately la the
west, has sold bis holding lu the Mis
sissippi valley and has rented a email
form for a year near a good market
town In Washington and will move
there at once. Ills Idea Is that In this
way he will have abundant opportuni
ty to look around, discount where nec
essary the undue claims of oversea!
oua land boomers, see things without
bias or pressure and after having done
this make his choice of u location
which, lu the many Important respects
which should be taken Into account.
Is nearest to his liking. It will cost
something to carry out this plan, but
the all aroujul satisfaction which will
be derived will more than compensate
for the swat.
The man who aped tha woodman' team
And deepest sunk tha plowman'a share
And pushed th laden raft astream.
Of fata before him unaware.
Thla waa the hand that knew to awing
Tha as alnce thus would freedom train
Her son and made tha forest ring
And drove the wedge and tolled amain.
Firm hand that loftier office took,
A conscious leader's will obeyed.
And when men sought his word and lock
With steadfast might the gathering
awayed.
No courtier's toytnir with a aword
Nor minstrel s laid across a lute;
A chief's uplifted to the Lord
When all the kings of earth were mute!
The hsnd of Anak, sinewed strong.
The lingers that on greatness clutch.
Tat, lo. the murks their line along
Of one who strove and suffered much.
For here In knotted cord and vain
1 trace the varying chart of years.
I know the troubled heart, the strain.
The weight of Atlas and the tears.
Again 1 see the patient brow
That palm erewhile waa wont to press.
And now 'tis furrowed deep and now
Made smooth with hop and tenderness.
For something of a formlesa (rrace
Thla molded outline plays about.
A pitying tlama beyond our trace
Breathes like a spirit, in and out.
The love that cast an aureole
Hound one who, longer to endure.
Called mirth to ease hia ceaselesa dole.
Yet kept his nobler purpose sure.
Lo, a 1 gaze the atatured man.
Built up from yon large hand, appears,
A type that nature wills to plan
But onco In all a people's years.
What better than thla volcelesa cast
To tell of audi a one aa he s
Since through tt living semblance passed
The thought that bade a race be free?
Edward Clarence Stedman.
BONNY ELOISE.
SWEET la the vale where th Mohawk
gently glides
On Its clear winding way to th aea.
And dearer than all storied streams on
earth besides
Is this bright rolling river to me.
But aweeter, dearer yea, dearer far than
these
Who charma when other all falL
la blue eyed. Bonny, Bonny Elol.
The bell of the Mohawk vale.
Oil. sweet are tha scenes of my boy
hood's aunny hour
That bespangle th gay valley o'er.
And dear are the friend eeo through
memory's fond tear
That hava lived In th bleat days ef
yore I
Ent wee(er. dearer yea, dearer far than
these
Who charma when others all fall.
Is blue eyed. Bonny. Bonny Etolsa,
Th bell of the Mohawk vale.
OIL sweet are th moments w&aa,
dreaming, 1 roam
Through my loved haunts now mosay
and gray,
Aa4 dearer than all Is my childhood's
hallowed horn
That Is crumbling now alowly away,
But aweeter, dearer yes. dearer far than
these
Who charm when other all fall.
Is blue eyed. Bonny. Bonny Elolsa,
Tb bell of the Mohawk vale.
Author Unknown.
PERPETUAL YOUTH.
yfTUS yet high day Thy staff resums
And fight fresh battles for th truth.
For what Is age but youth's full bloom,
A riper, more transcendent youth?
A welivlit ot gold
Is never old.
Streams broader grow aa downward roiled.
AT sixty-two II f has begun:
At evnty-thr begin once more; -Fly
swlftar as thou nearest th sua
And brighter Bhln at eighty-four.
At nlnety-flve,
Bhoutdst thou arrtve. i -
Hill wait on Qod and work and thrtv. '
-Oliver Weadstl BoIsms, ,
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LAKEVIEW SKATING RINK
LEWIS & YOUXO
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and Sunday Afternoons
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons for Ladies
.PRICES:
Per Hour, 25c; Two Hours, 40c; Entire Evening, 50c
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
P. M. CORBY, 6rof Managmr
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
Operates Stsges, carrying United State Malls, Express and Passengers oa. tba
following roetes:
ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH
KLAMATH FALLS TO LALEVIEW
AUTOriOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THB 5TAOE5
FARE3:-
Klamath Falls Route
Alturas Route
Plush Route
One Way
$10.00
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4.00
$18.00
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KUai.th Palls
Alturas
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NEVADA--CAUFORNIA--DREGDN RAILWAY
Daily Service Except on Sundays
Train No. 2 leaves Alturas at - - - 4:50 A, M.
Arrives atReno, Nevada, at - - - 6:10 P. M.
Train No. 1 leaves Reno, Nevad, at - 9:00 A. M.
Arrives at Alturas at 10:10 P. M.
S. P. Co's Trains leave Reno as follows:
No. 23 leaves Reno for San Francisco at - 7:30 p. m.
No. 3 leaves Reno for San Francisco at - 2:45 a. ra.
No. 4 leaves Reno for the East at - - - 9:25 p. ra.
No. 2 leaves Reno for the East at - - - 9:50 p. m.
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