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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1911)
Classified A Want Ad In Tho Lako County Examiner KVpcatul u few timeH, if necessary, will find a customer for that property of yours. They are scanned closely I iy intending liuycrs, and the cost is nominal ,r cents the line for each insertion. Special long-time rates. ill KXt'll AN IV. Smut iriMTiv, value f.'iHai, in illy ol Km-Mill, Mo. nut clear IiiikI In k..ii1Im iii Ou-ioii. Address fr. J. WiMciiiiiii, Wichi'il. Kan, l:-M Wo 1 1 - t It Salt'Mlllltl III KIII'll lit M'V- fml lli ill tiiclu ii mII our miIii did uuiM'r.v slink. A x-riiiueiit iilnri', i mxIi Hii'lv and h tiiar Hi in lim k of mi. W rlti' lor particular!. N nwl'luntuii Nursery t i 'l'pMutMli. Wash. J.OUl. AT TIIK NOTH'K loll ltl wnrd liwiii-tl by the T lcphoiie i'iiiiptiu (r ita-Mtrto luic It prop. my. 'ii i MNIIIANIIllll oO KliVt AlvW. A KKWAKD ol ty dolUrs la Imre by olIsioU lur Imoruiallou llml lll lead tu the airua ami coutlcliou ut auy clauu u. Iita alolnu twrea or other iii'rl . from our Company; and tiit Muiu levmiU la liiLy oileitxl for luluiiu- u ltl wlUitxui lu Ilia arreal auU luvicIIou of auyuu ilea troy lug li' ruperty ol tint Company. CiiMB. Luilxtuli, BecroUtij lJtk Co. ieL Jk. 'iai. Do. .(It. Duu'l lorgal Ilia I wacair) lu slock for aala all kluUa ol Irou, bui'a nuJ chulua, luliuoia akolua ami irou auu sleel anlea Aftuar Uloa. U LIHIUHH - '. l'OMt a KI.NH IIAVK I II K lth.Sl HriMif , ... nurs iiiul l.lH.r lo lie louml In Orvgou. tl J. II. CLTI.I'.K Wlll.-k Al 'IIIK Hotel inai' low Imr. 1 lie Ut ami pulel w lilnk liiaili'. II frtlll H til. I'OU bALl'. M acres lu iinlivalliiii U'lUK I'HI I ul tin fr.'4 ol f ol Oi l. ii li llalll,, .i.'ii.-v wi il. .17 I- in lUrm t;o. rntv t!J ir w w or ollil lake Ixl I i l'i.llluii-1. ilit) Into A l.u In, o.iJ I iiiuu Alt. An., I'oi lluliil, Oil'. Yi A.N I l.l til IniUM-kit-piug huik Xllll U llllll'B III" 'l V llU Ol Ik It (ill. ii hi, Him- III l.uKci , lo Im.k Blu r i iiIiki i union reiioiiia ami lo extiliil i II I'll I't l It ill l Kpnlul infill- I .ill kill Kll llllll pll.illl IIIHiHUllll) Mil llnalUI. .llllll) llllll I' lullnailiill. I'ltlllllin l'kK'l ll'IIU' tltnll utile, lllll lmliM.i lill.il. Vtlmlo lllm- iir r-pmc lllur. Ail.llinM, Willi H li'l iiiii', J. 1'. I nil Oiiiikc, t.ui-il Unuri-ari I'lUK Miiii.liii . iiol I'oiirlli Ail'., .Ni Vol h Cll) . rUH tALI.--U ihTvb lu wrtloii Z, toiii Kill). .1.1, liuiKi' I.IMUilr ol M'IIkIT H.oit., l.ukvVlt'W, li I III. l.io.iw Alixlruil iV llllo lo la ui.kii.ii fH-i ml n !' on Alintiai'in lull. . 1.. Ui.'f limU uiul I own Loin. Ion KAl.h-lu M, UI.m k 7(i. mid I'rmi'l M', i.l h' ul .S ul Mil,, ij, ii ,iw, i..imi lu urn ruiiMir ruiii ,inUiv ll'J liiiilm r, l.i.uiu, .Ni.nli ikuia r OK hAI.K 1 r.uift. hcu. M, l.w, H. lu, lo aurva I.. J. I nrirr, i'urllmiu, lm KOK BAl.fc- Uil H. tiiuck 67, O. V. I.. I'u. ailill tluii.ainl N;,ul N1, ol M.1, ul Mi1,, hvv, K 1. I", 11. In. luuin. aiI.iiim ! ifii f.iiiit'ri'r, kill l. l,i,i lu, h.li..O ll K.n I'ruv :IU Foil HAI.K lri t I, ''. I.i. T 7. It '.'I, I'lui rra J. II. I'i arum. :u iV Alaim iU Alt I", nnf .1 nl Kilt HAI.K Ij.I a, 1,1. k . I.io mni nan a, kit lit, 1 41, It la. J" a, r. a. .i.l.ll. . 1 1 Mull ii aril, 111 t Ul hi. i.s Muli.ia, liivi KOK Ml.h- U.l It. ti 1 1 m L liu. ami V, ,il bK", ol . Siii.. h. i- i;. 1 .Kt, H III, itl ai r. Kai.- I, iir.) I... x Ii tii.liM-n. I.I Ua-h I rii'i iai. Kill hit h I "I l, ohm k .'.l.iJ i I a. I. nil iiiiImi., ti'., i'r 17. I It u. wra. Ail,lri'-J I'li-n-M ii ulle. Miiorin'a.l, Minn . KOK b.ii h a, i a .'I , i i I. . Mill. in i.l Mi', nl Sli'.. nil' l, I Hi. It .111, '.M ai'n a .i.l.li .',. t , i . Ilariiiiill, inn Kalixaa nt Iti illlnl.l. .-. 1 1. I g CliAUK U H Iti I I I' I.Ali VI IIH WAMII.Nii'l ON. I). C I'l Ml.ll- AMI MA 'I"!':!!): KIN A I. I'llOOK IlKHKItT I.AMIH, I IIS'IIKT AM) III.MMi I AHKM HI Itl IT AhhiM'IATK WnltK I Oil Ari'OIINKVH Timber Lands I liiivc for loiulioii uiitliT tlii lliii Iht innl hlniif tu t or iih u lioiiit'Mtriul, tivn i'IiiIiiih, of lllil m'i'i'H I'lirh, roiilaln Hlioul l.rnKl,(KH) fi i'l. nu ll of l!rnt t'liiMH IIIITcllllll t llllll tlllllilT. My loi'tllloll fi'i on tln'hi' chiliiiH in L'dll iwit'li If luki'U iH'Hralfl.v, ni f l.'iil for iIikIwo. 't'ln-y ilio In n llni'lliiiliiT tllblrii l innl wliile Hot valtiHhli) for itKi'ii'iill iiro iih I (iti- lll'I'Hl :li It, HI'U Wlirlll UlklllK HH A ....... ioiii'Hii'aiiH lor iiih 1 1 iii hit itn.i Kni x- illtf lllrlt'ull. lMl'Hil llllll't lllkll tlllll' to link furtlii-r iutoi'iiiiition I'l'nriliiiK tliciu itn 1 tun tint IiIIh.v to work Ht loiijj iliHliinci'H. you want tin VlulniN nf I. lit'i'o II I'm t or ivlrn urn Unit lyiiii Hi'i I'.iiiiiin mill I will 1 1 a 1 1 I tin in or you or wiro yon If tlu'y urn tultcu. W. It. KICK, Liikinlfw. Onuou. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A OartainltMlitif ft Fe vcirlahafiaa, 'oiiHiliHilfin, II aa ilarhv, P. I an t, I, Truubl.. 1' I l.lii V i l I a o r Jr r , aud llralrar LdaXl.rk ."fff""' Mrrak up 1 olila uoni acoapl Hanil.la m.ilail HtkK. ddra.a, niuUaiiluik A. . OLMSTED, La Kay. N. Y. Want Ads NOTH'K Ol' HAI.K Ol' HTATK LAND Nolli ti In lun Iiv Klvru tlmt llm Hint. I.uiiil lloitni will rtri'lvK m-alul Imla uiiill lil.ix) oVIiM-k A. M.. Di-.ti in IhT !, IUII, for tin followliiiCilincrllMil M'liool liuiiln, to w It : All of .M tlum HI uiul .Tl, T. 1!H H., It. K. All tilila in not tart it. com iuii loil liy (i rvKl'trly pxti'iitod itiiilriioou to pur- ( llllMt llllll Ut IfflMt ou llflli of tlu no mi ii t oflcri'il. No li. I fur Iihn tlmn 7.o0 jmt 'Te w ill U conMlilrri'il. 'I'lia rlulu to re Ji'i-t itny uiul till titiU In rfwrvi-d. A lilu'iitioiiN mnl IiI.Ih hIkiiiIiI Im ail ilr.ai.fi to (1. (J. Ilrown, rirk Httiti I .innl Itonril, SiiIimii, (Iri'niiii, mnl iimrki'd "ii.iilctlon itml diil to juir t liiiKo alnlt IhiuIm." O. O. liKOWN. Clfrk Nttiti IjiimI llotirtl. liili il M jilcintx r 1 if 1 1 . in o il :m NOTICK Foil ITHLIOATION (Not Coal I, mnl) Iknritiunt of tin Interior, U. H. I. mid Olllrf nt I .like view, Oregon, OrtoUr U, IUII. NoiK-i la lii-ndiy rIvi-ii 1 lint Mary I. liif liiiimin, whoae pontollii'e litldri-Ma la Nrw I'illi CriN'k, Oregon, did, on I Ik- Nth ilny of Juui. 11)11, tile In thla nlllif Nworii Hiitfinftit nut Miilii-ti-l..n No. 047.1'l, to im rv liaat tin NW.NK'4 Nl4'. NVV." NK'4, Bt'tv lion iX. townalil 41 H.. rmiK t K., WilliiuiH to Mrriiliau, mnl the IIiiiImt thiTi'on. umliT the iroviMloiiH of the tu-t of Juni-:l, 17H, 11ml iu t mni-ndii lory, know 11 UN tin "Tlmher im.l Ktouf l.iiw," ul Miirli value tut mluht liellxeil li.v ti i nt Im-iiit'ii t , and that, puraumit to mull uiilu-utloli, the litlld and IiiiiIht ihereoii have lienn 11 1 ij irnlwi 1 at a totiil of f.Vlti X; the tlinher eNti mnti'd :;m).UN lioar.l fii't at l .( r M . mid the land f loO.OO; that mild hi illi'ant arlli nltrr (Innl proof in aup juirt of In-r itiilii-atioti and worn ntilti'iui-lit oil the 1 lit tl day of lleiVMil U-r. lull. lief, re the KejjiNter mid He. i-eiver of t he 1'nlte l StateN I.aud Ol-IU-e. ut t.akeview, Or'U"n. Any ierHou in at llherty to protect Hum I'lirrhiiMe liefoi'e ent r V, or iDltmte II ei.iili-l at miy time U-lore patent Ihmih-h, Iiv fill ri a rorroltoraled itttlila ill In t Ilia oltU'e, alli'Kluif Imi'Ih whli'll uiild tlcleat elit TV. A. W. OKTON. Hi-iiUter. NOTICK ill CHKIUTOHS T'Iioiiiiih IVrrlM t-Ktale Notice l liervliy Kivei. that the 11 11 ilerxlicned wiih li.v I lit I loimralile It. Duly, County .Indue of Luke ('utility, 1 iri'u'uii. mi 1 In 14th ilny of Oi'iolM-r, I'll I duly in. (minted iidmiuiHtrutor of tin- lixlate ol I r 1 1 1 11 11 at rcrrl", do- ICIO-I'll, llllll ll OH lllllil.'ll IIH lIH'll. i In ri fine all n-r-oiiH IihvIiik cIuIuih tiif liiif .ni.l entate are herehy notilled mid reipilrcd lo .ri'ielit t he hhiih duly verlll.il tollila iiiliuinlHl ratur at the In w nil!, ! nf W. Lair ThoinpHou in Lakeview, iri'Kuii, wit li'n nix inoiitliH frutii tl.ut ilali'. Dun il li liiU-r lti, lllll. .1. C. DoDsoN, AdmliiiHtratiir of the Kriiute i'f 1 hoinna -'errl, de-ceilHi-d. NOTICK Foil I'l'DLlCATlON (Not Coal Latlifa) Depart incut of the Interior, U. 8. Laud (ifllce at Lakeview, Oregon, October U, lt"ll. Notice in hereby given that John II. L'eliiimni., w hoae poMlotll e uddrcHM la New l'lne 1 reek, Oregon, tlld on tlu lt tiny of June, lull, llle In this otllct aworn nt. leineti t and uppllca 1 11 iti No. lllHUJ. to purchUMf the Kl4 HK.4'. Sec. 24. T. 117 S., tl. 18 K. and lot 4. SK'4' NVl4, sect loll 111. town- hip 117 S., range It) K., Willamette .Merlillan, mid the tinilicr thereon, un tler t he n ovlHioiiM ol t he lu't of .1 tine :i, 1S7H, and net n atiieiidalory, known iih the " l iiiilier ami siuue Law," at him Ii value as iiilht lie fixed by ap priiiHeiiieut, and tint, purwUHtit I 1 Hticli iiiilliiitlon, the laml und timber lli'Ti'iui have liecii MppralHid, at a In till of IM.'i.tm; t hi limber cutiiiiateil Mlu.lliiO board feel ut 7". per M , and the land ftlO.IO; that Hald applicant till offer tin I iiroul In iiiHiri of IiIh t i It-u t i n mnl sworn Mtuteinent on the llllll tiny of December, 1U1 1, be fore the Reenter ami liecci ver of t he I'liifed Mrtlen Lund Olllce ut Lake vie w, Oretion. Any peraim is nt llbetly to protest t li ih purcliHHe before entry, or iultlute a conteHt at liny time before patent imhiich, by tillog 11 ciirrolioratetl atllda- v It In t IiIh olllce, alleging fuctH which would defeat the euiry. A. W. OUTON, HegUter. K.X KfTTOK'fl NOTICK TO CKKIHTOK-t In the I '011 11 ly I'.inrl of tliu Htato of Ort'noii for tliu I "mi tit y of Lake, lu lb" mailer of llio ealate of Hubert Nulaull flet'eaaeil. To all whom II may concern: Notice la here by Klveii, llial the linileralnneil waa aiioliteil eiet'Klur ol Ilie laal will ami tualaiiteni of Itob erl Neliiiiii, ileeeaNi'il, by au oriler Unly ittailu anil eiilereil in Ihu abiivu entilleil eeiirl anil matter 011 llm lot It nay of October, lull, by lion. II. Daly, Juilue of aabl court, ami baa 1I11I y qnalllli'ii aa iiii-Ii eiei'iilur. All iiiTMina ItavltiK elatnia agalnat aald de I'eileiil or mhIiI ealate, are. hereby rei'itlrud to i.reai'iit lb.' aanie, ilnly verirli'd anil aeeiim.an (ml by irun-r voiiehera, 10 aald executor, at Ibe I mi iilbee of I..K. Conn, In tliu lou n ol l.ake i leiv, Lake t'uiinly, Ori'ituM, wit bin alx moiitna limn Ilie ilitlo ol tliu Ural miblkatloii of IliU lint lee. limed and flrnt iiuMIhIikiI (lotulirr 1, lllll. I II A HI. rH A. MU.HON, Kxuoiitiir of Ihu lait will and tealaiuuul of Hubert Niilaoll, ilet'i'aaetl, NOTICK KOK PUIIMCAllUM (Nut Coal Laml) Department of the Interior, U H Land Offlcu al l.nkcvlcw.on koii, oc.tiitiur III, lull. Niiltee la liereliv tlven mat Anion rientiater, of Lakeview, On nun. h Im, on ilayA, luhl, ininle limber ami alone aiiliealiuii No 0.SIC7, lor L'j HI.'., leellun VO, Hii i.riiVl . aeiltlon i. Iiiii liallli llll h, rillliie la l:, ii iliilllletio Merlillan, lliia Hied tiolliu ol 1 1 1 1 u 11 1 1 1 In iniike final . innl, lo eatab liali I'lalin to the land above tleaerlU'd, iKifure Ihu Keulaler ami Itecelver of Ilie t'lilled Malea land ollli e, al Lakeview, Oregon, ou lue day of December, 1.W11 I laiinatit naiiiea aa wllneaaea: lluberl iVilniin, l-rank Valet, Frank Ilea 11 am U. A, Hi ynulila. all of Lakeview, Oregon. A W OUTON, lUtflalor NOTICK FOIl IMHIUOAriON Not Cotil LaiitlN. Iii'iinrf niHtit of ti Inti-rlMf, V. H. ! I .ii ml Olllm nt liiiki'Vlciv, OrKOii, ' Novi'IiiImt 2, IUII. Nutiri In licri-liy I Viol tli'it 1 liotnaa II. Alfonl, ol l.tiin-vli-w, Ort-tfon, who, on Janniirv II. 1!K)", nun' lioiiiNUnl i n i ry No. H.'kM, wrifil No. OIJ.'H, fur Ml. 4. tn'ctlon I'll. toYiialili 3MH ,rafiii 111 h., VUlluiM'lta Mt-rl'limi, lina flli-d iiollt'ttiif liiti iiiuii to imim llual II v yi'p proof, tn nalaliliah cliilm tot tin Imnl nhova (li-at rilM'd, lnfor Ilia rrtf Iwli'i ami riMfl vi-r o( tin Unlled Htati-a I. mid Ollli'ti, tit Luki'Vifw, Ori-Koii, oil t lit Kill day of I't-tf Miliar, lull, t'liiluiiiiit iimui'N ii wil l. hm': 1'ffil Hiiidrr. A. N. Htmiley. John hllra ami (ilp Ouy, all of l.akevk w, Ori'iron. A. W. OUTON, Ki'itlatt r. NOTICK roil I L'bl.K.'ATlON ISOLATED Til ACT Ifepnrt merit of tint Interior, V. K. I.m.d Olllm at Lake view, Ort-Kon, Noieiuher II, IUII. Notice In lierehv jrfven that, ita dl rii titl lr the .CiiNiinuoiloni-r of the Oeneial liain! OUIi.-e, umler proviNloiia of Art ol CoaiireNN approved June "Si, I'.fUri (,il HlaiN., r 1 7 ) , we will offer nt 1 111 Idle nui'tlon to the lilR-heat hldtler, t 10 o'clock a. in., on the lolh (lay of lut-eliilier lull, at thU olllce the fol low Iiik tlincrllied land: liNted uiion the application of Nathan K. Wilcox, No. OWil : H't HK'i. NW HEi,Hc. tlon 211, T .'W b. 11 Oi K., W M. Any imtnoiin clitliiiliiK atlveraely the aliove ileai'rilied land 11 r adrUed to file their claiiiiN. or niiJit tloDH, on or iM-fore the time ileniKoated for Bale. A. W. OUTON, llexinter. NOTICK I OK rUIILlCATlON Not Coal liod Iieiiartnieul of the Interior, U. 8. Laud OHlfe nt Lakeview, Oregon, Novetnlier 15, lull. Notice In herehy Klven that Fml HpatiKenlHTK, wIiono pONtOftlce ad tlrea In ltkview, Oregon, did on the iNt tlay of NnveinUT, IUII, tile In thlNofllce awnrn Ntateuient and ap plication No. 05102. to purchase lot 3, aeetlon (I, towiiMhlp .'ItfH., rHiie 21 K , Willamette M edian, and the tlinher thereon, under the proviiioiiN of the act of .lone :i, 1H7, mid actn aa.ciida lory, known an the'TimUTand Htono law," at Much value an miKht lie flxt-d hy appraiaeineiit, ami that, purniiant to Much application, the land and tltuher thereon have Ihi-ii appraised at a total of f l'JU.UO, the tituU-r eatl mated l.M.iam l,.ir.l fit at 11.25 per M, and the hind f 10; that aald ap pllcant will offer final proof In sup port of IiIh npiilii'allon aud aworn Htateineiit on the 1 M 1 1 day of Jan uary, 11112, lcfore I In: Ki'iclHler and K reiver nf the L'nited Mate Land Ofllca al Lakeview, Oreumi. Af.y imthoii In at lilicrty to pro'eft t Ii Ik piiri'haie U-fore entry, or initiate a content m any time liefore patent Uhiii-n. Iiv IIIiui; a corrotiorated alli tluvlt in thtH office, aliening lails wliiih would defeat theentry. A. W. OnToN. Ht'iilNter. N'l'lli'K TO KI lilToKS In Din I'l.iitiii t'niirt nf the sta e nf tir.iKun fur tin' t iiutity nf likii In tin- iiialti-rol 1 In ('Mat of ( ii IiimIiih Hay lev. ll. 1','iiKi'it t To nil u I111111 It inav 1 ,. tu -Til : Nic toi. in her. I.l jin n, that I. tin-1 1 1 1 I , r I 1 1 1 . I ll.irrv ilalii tiaii' hi-rii ilu'v ai'iHi'.iit.iJ ml in 1 ii lat r it tur of 1 lie .'.'ale ol ii ln.li.Mr Itayli y, il.'i i m'., by II, itl H I'nly, JmlK" ..( tin' aiMiie rntttli'il cutirl, by an fml. r tluly tiia.li' an. I i'iit.ri"l 1 11 aald run r 1 aii'l mait.'r on liu :iiat day ul Oi'tntu-r, Ititl. anil liavi-iui iiia;ini'l aa mirti aij imti l- liatur All I . r m , 1 1 liavliiK 'lalua aKaitiil aal'l il-Ti-.l. 'lit i.r nai l t-aiai. are lieri-liy ri 11 Ire tu ,riiM-ui ttie .aim tn .ail ailininiRtrator.iluly viTitti'.l an. I ai-i-iiii..anl.-.l by iruH-r voiiehera. wiiliui an inuniliN from 1I10 ilato ol ttir tlrr.1 imliiti-atiiiii ol tliu riiitt,-.-, nt hr atore of Italley .V Maaainiilil. a curtiuratlon. In llm towu of l.aat'i lew. I ake t uiinty. tir.-nun Unit"! ami Drat ititilialir.t ttiia init day of un mbrr, I'.'ll IIAItKY HAII KV. Ailmliilatralnr of II10 Ealalu ol W lualnw Ilay- ly, IH'i-caiH-il NOTICK KOK I'L HI.It'ATION Not Coal Lauda Di partun'iit of llm Interior UH Inil Olffce Laki'i lru , ori-iriiii, Nuvi'inlHT I, 1911 Nutlet la hiTi by Klveii that J Kreit Blii'rrar.l. wlioaii beat otlU-i. aiblri-ia la Laki'vlt'W. Orvron. 1II1I, on tliu :ir l ilay of Ji.ly, lull tlln In Una olllce Mworii Htateiiient ami Aiillratton, No tit.iiu, to pnrenaM' 1 lie n .v r.'A, .a rr.., tk'C 1I1111 7. luwnalilu 37H. Itaimi' 21 K, ii llUinetto MernliHii , ami tliu timbi-r iliereon. umler me liruvUiuim i,l tin-art nl Jutu' 3, l7H, anil aeta Hitii ii'lHliiry, knoau a the "Timber ami Ktonv liw,' al ain-li ialnoaa iuti:lit be'tlxi-il by at praia. nielli, ami iliat, inirMianl to anrb a.ll lall.nt, tlie laml ami tlmiu r tliereon tiavp been ai'praia.'it, at a tnttil ol f'.i'ii Hie timber t'atlm aleil il.tJ buanl feel al II 110 (H-r M, ami Ilie laml llt'ai; Ibat ani l ai..h. mil will offer filial iriiuf In aiiiHirt ef hla aiiplieatloii tiil aworn atatemelit on I lie sill ilay el atlliart, llM'i, be lure Ki-Klnti-r an4 Keeeivi r ol llm I' illicit fial.a l aml iMtlee at l.akevlrw. tirenoii Any ..irsnii i. at liberty to roit-M mis ptir elia-u ,'i.irt' i-iiiry. or initiate a c.inteatal any time Im Iiiiv tiau'iit lasnea, by tiling a eorrolMir ati"l altlilavli In IliU I'tlii'i) Hlletoni; faeta that uilitlil tleleat tint entry A V OUTON, ReitUler NOTICE OF HIIKKlKr-S SA1.K OK liKAL I'KOI'KKTY Albert Dent, I'lalnllft va. Charlea K Klee, Eva Klee, H1II1 y A Maa.lniilll, a eoriior ation, Lakeview Land and Lumber Company, a corpor ation, and Julia K Klee, Dvfeiiilanta Notice la hereby itlvi 11 that ntirauant to an exei'tl loll In forei'loiture laaued out of the elr rull cuiirt ul the stale ef Oreiioii. for the euiai ly of Ijike, on the Xrd day of November, Wit, o i on a J 111) ii 1111' 11 1 and tteeree t illered by aald eiiiirt on the fill ilay of Oeiober, lull, 111 the alHiie-eiitliled eanae In favor of the above named plaintiff, Albert Dent, and aKainal the alHive-iiinnt'd defendant, Charlea Klee, and Kve HUv, lur the auni of l.ak.l.'i, with lutereal Ihereiin at the rale ol eight per cent per a 11 11 11 111 from October V, lull, and the further anni of lno atlurm'v'a (eea, and the further aunt of f M coalH, and ileoreeliitf 11 foreeloanr, of iiiertKaire npuii the hereinafter deaerlbed real pmperly aiiainat al) tif the atiove-iiamed ilefeiiilauta, Charlea K Kleu, Eva Klee Haliey & MaasttiKili, a eorporaiion, Lakeview l,and ami Lumber Company, a corporation, and Julia K Itlee, and forever bairlng ami forec Inaiug tai h of aald ile feiidaiita of any ami all righl, title, Itilereat, claim or demand lit or upon aald proiorty and each and every parcel thereof, 1, W ii Solder, ahirllT of like I'uiiiiiy, OreKuii, ilid.iui the till ilay of Noveintier. ltfil, duly levy noon Ilie bil lowing described real property of Charlea K Ulee, Hit aliove-naint'd defendant, lo w ll: The ciiat half of Ibe nnrthwcM qmirlcr, Ibeaouili ei tiiarter of the northeaat quarter and the liortheaal ttiarler of the aouihweal quarter of aecilun In In towtialilp HH, auiiih of range 1H, eaat of the Willamette Merlillan, I'oiitaluliig li.ll acre of laud aituaed in ake cotinly, at ale ol Oregon ; and lliat puraualtt lo aald executiou 1 w III 011 the Will day of December, ltllt, al the hour ol HI o'clock A M, of aald day, at the court house door ol II. e futility cuiiri tin 11 mi In Lake view, Lake county, Oregon, m-11 al public, auc tion, to Ihu hiifiieat bidder for caah lu hand ami aiibjei l In redemption in the manner pro vide. I by law , aud diai burg, it In. ill any and all claim or lieu of each of llle above-named de fendant", all the right, titl.i aud Intercut of the al.iivc-iiHiiu.il dcletidaula, charlea K Kino aud Eva Klee, lu and to aald prumlNca, ami alan all the right, title and inlereat which aald defniid aula, Charlea K Klee and Eva Ulee, had In or lo aald preuilm a on and afler Ilie aald tKh day 01 October, lull, logulher Willi Ilie Icui-nieiila, burciiltaiucuia aud appurteuauuea luerouulo "In .irliif , or avi murh thi'ti-of mf In- !! aarr In aatlaljr audi iwutlon, aii'l the cnaia ari'i Ml-lia.-aiif aaln llao .l Hi U 41 II lat nl No!liil-r. l'Jl I . W II Mf.HR, HI,. 'riff of lk 1 unlit) , Or-ann 10,000 School District No. 7 Building: Bond Healed priipoNata will 1m reeelved y the underidfcnerl County Tretunirnr of Lake County, Oregon, until the 2nd ilny of January, 11112. at the hour of two o'clock in t he nftt rtionii of aaid day, nt which anid dale and hour at the oilier of the Hnid County Treaa urer lu the town of Lakeview, Oregon, all prnpoMula to piin hiHe mm 1 1 IioihIh will Im opened and rondier,1 fur the purr 1 1 me of ll.'i.OOO.OO of Xt oer ent coupon hllildiug bond of raid achool dlntrlct or any part then of to he IrtMiied io pursuance ol aul.divlaion 81 of Mclltn .'1'.) of Htdlluger anil Cot ton' Annotated Codennd Statute of 1 Oregon. Hild liofidai will lie dativl Jan. 2, 1 itl 2, and payable twenty years from date of iMHUe. Optional after ten I year. Intercut to lie paid Meinl-an Dually on the 2ml day of July and Janunry of each year. I'rint.'lpal and IntercMt payalile in lawful iiuney of the United btatea. ut the olllets of the Counly Trcanurer of ljike County, Ore., or at Much hank or truatt company In tile rlty of New York an may Im. de ixuati-d liy the purchamT of Malt bond. Hald lunula ahall lie Hold for cnali paid down at date of sale ant) not ' than their par-value and shall draw mlervMt at the rate of hi er centum per annum aud lie honied In the denominations of 15 bonds of llOhO On each. Kacb propotial to pur rhaite Maid ItotulH tnUMt Im accompanied hy certified check upon Home renpon Htide bunk for 10 per cent of the mount of the hid. The Coiioty 1'retiHUier reserves the right to reji-ct any and all bldn. F. O. AHLSTKO.M, County TreaMtirer ol Lake County, Oregon. Datetl at Lakeview, Oregon Nov. 21, 1U11. Nov. 2.' Dec. 13. Incendiary Blaze Alturas New Era: Tuesday night an Duarent attempt at incendiarism was committed in Alturas. the buildintrs which the culorit was trying to burn being the Raker and Gleuson tuildinus. just south ot the river. The Raker building is orcuoied by the turn of Jamison & Wvile and the Gleason building is occuDied by a Chinese laundry. About half oast ten o'clock that night J. I. Bowers saw a blaze in the narrow hallway which runs between the two buildings and niHhcd to the snot where he found a uile of wood anJ tranh burning cloe against the wulls of the buildings. He quickly scattered the burning sticks and a bucket full of water extinguished the flames where thev had begun to burn the walls. Evidence could be seen where some one had cut kindling to start the fire with and the way in which the fire was built showed that it was done with a felonious intent. A Good Position Can be had by ambitious young men and ladles in the field of " Wlit. 1ish" or railwur U'lt-yraphy. Since the 8 hour law became effective, and nine tho wtreleioj companion are es fabllwlilng stations throughout the j country there is a great shortage of telegraphers. 1'onltlous pay begin- j era) from $70 to f'JO per month, with 1 good chanct of advancement. The National Telegraph Iutltntlon of; Portlaud, On., operate under super- ! vifiooufK. it. autl w in-lent officials and places all gi'iitluntt'8 Into poni tlonH. It will pay you to write them for full details. DOING THEIR DUTY Scores of Lakeview Readers are Learning the Duty of the Kidney To Alter tho blood Is the kidneys' tlutv. When they full to do this the kidneys are nick. Backache aud many kidney Ills follow-. Help the kidneys do their work. 1 loan's Kidney 1'llln have cured tliotiHH nils of svere caned. Proof in the following: Mm. William Charley, tirape St., Meilforil, Ore., nays: "The public Htateiiient I gave in pralHO of Doau'ri Kidney I'llln in l'.iO? mill IioMh good. I oceaHioiially tuke this n-inetlv and tlnd that It keep ray kiilneve 111 pro per workiug order. A fall was the cauHt of kidney complaint in my case. The kidney Mecreflonn wen unnatural ami tiomctluicH I had hucIi acute pah h lu my back that 1 could hardly bend over. 1 ill 1 not nit-op well and des pite the use ol plasters, liniments and remedies ot various kinds, 1 continued no suffer. While lu that conilltiou. Doau's Kidney Pills were brought to my atteiiflou a ml proourlug a supply, 1 coiiiincuced their use. Ml about two weeks I felt better ami the con tents of two boxes made mo well. I have rei-oni mended Doan's Kiduey Pills to nmnv other people." For sale by all dealer, l rice uu tents. luster-Milburn to., uuiitiio. New York, solo agents for tliu United States. Itea-.emlier the iiaiiio Dunn s--nud take no other. Let the Uxaininer figure on your next Job I'rinting. STATE CONVICTS TO BE EDUCATED Salem. Nor. 15. "No education no parol." will b the dictum of th State f'arole Board If it follows the recommendation of committe consist ing of Superintendent of Public In struction Alderman. Superintendent James, of the Statu Penitentiary; Key. P. C. Bauer. State Parol Officer, and Father Moore, pastdr of St. Joseph's Church, of this cltv. and one of the chaplains of the Penitentiary. The committee met today in th office of Mr. Alderman and formulated a course of study for the convicts at the prison. This course of study is wide in its range and while giving some brsnches which will tend toward developing a patriotic spirit, such as Americsn his tory, it largely lesns towsrds the prac tical. The recommendation which will be made to the Parole Board, and which undoubtedly will be acted upon bv that Board, will be a compulsory course along educational lines of the convicts who are serving under the indeter minate sentence law. and unless these convicts pass in their examinations their applications for parole will be rejected until such time aa thev show themselves properly prepared to leave the prison. Esoccial t-tress will be laid on branches in cookery, agriculture, hoiti culture. poultry raising and use of gas and gasoline engines. All of these courses will be for the purpose of fur nishing the convicts with a practical education which will be beneficial to tbera when they leave the prison. Those who are allowed to eat at the "first table" or. that is. those convicts who have evinced a desire to learn good table manners, will be instructed in cookery and the course will be one tending to place them tn a position so thst thev will prove competent chefs and be able to secure employment in restaurants or in private families. These branches will be supplement ed bv the three R's and will go along with English, literature and tne various common school branches of which msnv ol the convicts may. have been deprived in their earlier years. The instruction will be through vol unteers and an urgent call has gone forth from the commmUtee for volun teer teachers from Salem to spend a certain length of time each week at this work. For pain lu the atlJe or chest dampen a piece of flu unci with Cluuuberlalu's I.ltiliiiet.t aud bind It on over the neat of paiu. There is nothing better. For mile by all dealers. A company has been formed to con struct an irrigation system to cover a large tract of land on the White lake side of the vallev range of hills, west of Merrill. Iving in California and Ore gon. ! O. A. C. SHORT COURSES Begin JAN. 3, Continue FOUR WEEKS YOU ARE INVITED SUITABLE FOR HARD USAGE FOR SALE If you cannot be Btteti properly or you have bad ftt, VII make you a pair of Shoes or Hoots to nietisure that will fit you, und will make them, if neces sary, in one day. I absolutely refuse to make Dress Shoes be LEO IIASEL, SHOEMAKER, LAKEVIEW, OREGON LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporared. A Complete Record We have made an etUire transcript of all Record In Lake County which In any way, affect Ileal Property lu the county. We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer ever made In Lake County, aud ever Deed given. Errors Found In Titles In transcribing the record we have found numerous mort gages recorded lu the Deed record aud indexed; and many deeds are recorded lu the Mortgage record and other book. HnndrtHls of mortgages antl deeds are not indexed at all, anil most liiiticult to trace up from the record. We have notations of all these Errors. Others o-nnot And them. We have pat hundnvVj of dollar hunt lug up these error, anil we can fully guarantee our work. J. D. VENATOR, AUTOMOBILING IN THE WOOLLY WEST Silver Lake leader: With its belly turned to the stars and resting "aoon a shattered wind shield and crushed too. the Lambert automobile owned bv Wm. H. Haves slept Wednesday night in a bed of slime at north approach to ' the bridge at the west end of Silver Lake. Thursday James and John Haves t soent several busy hours prying the i wreck out of the mud. John Hsves. who is a novice at the ! wheel, was driving when the car skidd ed and ahot off the enbankuient. crash" ' ed through the guard rail and toppled . over. James was riding with the green chauffeur. Both men jumped as the csr s waved; neither wss injured. How thev escsped is a mvsterv to those who have viewed the wreck. Driving a oartv of friends to the wreck. Bob Roberts lost control of his car and crashed into the fence. Noth ing iniuret except Cone West's nerves and the fence. On their wav north from Summer Lake last Wednesday. Frank Gunther and Mrs. Hsves were delsved over night bv another accident. Gunther'a car balked in a mud hole and then lay down on a hank 'for the night. Splendid Showing Silver Lake Leader: With an en rollment of 54 punila and an average attendance of 93 per cent for the second month, the Silver Lake School is an institution of wbicb every parent, everv tax paver, everv resident of this district should be proud. Never in the history of district No. 14 have condi- tions in the public school been so satia factorv as thev are tod a v. for never has the school had a teaching force so competent as the two now at its helm. Earnest and sincere in their work, toiling night and dav for the advance ment of the students in their charge. Prof. T. S. McKinnev and Miss Laura B. Mever have lifted the Silver Lake school to a plane that mav well be en vied bv instructors of neighboring dis tricts. Dicinline in both the primary and higher grades under Miss Mvers and Prof. McKinnev is aa near perfection as ever obtains in district schools. Patrons of the school are convinced that the directors made no mistake in their employment of a teaching force for 1911-12. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EXAMINER W. F. PAINE & CO. Real... Estate LAKEVIEW, OREGON Every citiirn of Oregon is cordially invited to HttPiid the short courses of the Oregon Agri cultnral i'olleife, beffliinini Jan 3. Eleven dis tinctive courses wili he offered in Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, Ifoiuestic Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry and Music. Every course is designed to HELP the student in his daily work. M.-ike this a pleasant and profitable winter outing. So tuition. Reasonable ac commodations. For beautiful illustrated bulletin, address: 11. M TEXXAXT. Registrar, Covallis, Ore. Far mar 'sBumlnomm Courmm by Corratpontfenc OF MY OWN MANUFACTURE cause I am not equipped for it, but if you want a pair of Shoes that will wear, you can get them here at reasonable prices. Nailed bottom Shoes from fJ.OO Hand-sewed welts from $0.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hanager.