T
Lakeview Saddlery
A complete Hneol
wniritii and bnsrey
kariieis, whips,
rloi, tdt, rlates,
lur,qullt, ro
ettes, etc., etc.
Everything In the
line of carriage
and homo furnish
ing. Repairing
by competent
men.
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AKLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
( Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
MEATS THAT MEET
every rrqulmnrnt of food liv
Intr and low cost. Thtit'n tho
kind ,ro jcrf at this inurket.
l'on't make h em-i.-iltyofjust
otif kind either. You'll find our
hums uml bacon as delicious as
our hei'f. mutton, I. tin If or
wultrjr. o're either of them a
trial and you'll surely be pleas
ed with your judgment in do
ing so.
i CHRISTMAS DAY AT
CATHOLIC CHURCH
From The Irish Sena
On the afternoon of Chilatmaa day a
largo number of gurata gathered at the
Catholic parochial residence for the
purpose ot spending a few pleasant
hours in listening to the program which
had been carefully prepared for the
occasion, as follows:
Chorus, "Angela we have heard on
high," Floy Hutchins an Alive Me
Daniels. May O'Shea, organ accom
panist. Recitation Alice McDaniela.
Instrumental Duet Mr. and Mrs.
K. J. Schmitt.
Recitation "Christmas Party," Kloy
Hutchins.
Cnorus "Silent Night," with organ
accompaniment by Mrs. A. J. Swift.
Recitation Claude Hutcrtina.
Solo Father Kern.
Recitation Daniel U'Shea, Jr.
Violin and organ selection.
Diatribution of Christmaa gifts Dy
Santa Claus
After the gifts had been distributed,
refreshments were served as a tilting
conclusion to the afternoon's program,
after which all the guest went away
well pleased with Father Kern's enter
taining qualities and with the program
in general.
Lakeview
Meat Market
HAYES A GROB. PROPS
ANNA RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS
Productiveness demonstrated by growing
crops. Lands surround new town
of Spring River. Best in
vestment in Lake
County
Dodson Realty Company
LAKEVIEW
OREGON
Strange Sheep Pest
I'rolil The I; Is h .Yens
A pest not general in this section has
been found to cause the death of many
sheep in Yreka. Caiforma. One rich
er who was in the sheep business on a
small si'nle lost 07 head out of a band
ot 9S. The cause of death was at Hrst
assigned to the eating of poisonous
plants and grasses, but on cutting up
one of the carcasses it was futid that
while the intestines and stomach up
Deared healthv, the liver was infested
with bug and worms. It in presumed
that these insects came from the roots
of those graces wbich grov in swampy
places and come to the surface in the
fall of the vear. An examination of
the area grazed by the sheep showed
no signs of any poisonous plants or
other substances.
Let The Examiner Figure on Your Next Job Prinltng
Exercising Economy
Pedestrian. What oo you feed your
horsa on?
Cabby. " Shavings
feJe-trian. Shavings? And does
he eat them?
Cabby. Yes. Look at him tor a
happy horse. I bought him a pair of
green spectacle's the other day, and blow
me if he doesn't think he's eating
lettuce !
SAYS MORSE CODE
IS OF IRISH ORIGIN
i
I Front The Irish .Vena
A heated discussion was brought
i about recently in Washington, ( D. C,
when I'rofesaor Jamea Money, of the
Archeulogical Society, stated that the
Mors: code by which messages are
flashed throughout the clvitiied world,
was not the invention of Samuel V. B.
Morse, but waa of Irish origin, Profes
sor Money declared that the liaelic dot-and-dash
alphabet, otherw ae known as
the dgem system, and In use as early
aa llfU, waa actually the basis of the
so-called Morse code. He atated fur
tner that his contention waa sustained
by records of the ancient Irish people
aa found In wood and atone carvings.
In summing up his pcech he declared:
"There were 17 letters in the Gaelic
alphabet and they t-.rgan with one dash,
went up to five dkt-hes, then from five
dashes down 10 one dash and then be
gan tho dots, very much the same as
the Morse alphabet used in tele
graphy."
Sheep Faring Well
I'roin The Irish Xcuf
According to a letter received several
days ago from K'lward Lane, sheepmen
and their stock are evidently furirg
well this winter on tho Lava beds. The
letter reads as follows:
"I am writing to you hoping to hml
you in the bent of health, as this let
ter leaves me and my partner. Jack
L'msnan. ' Wu had a mid time all fill
in the Lavn beds, and are now feeding
hay r.ctir Morrill. We met Dave Me- i
AulilTu dc:vn here. and he think that
the Lava be ia are just it, winch they
no doubt are. I'lcttse got our mail, not
forgetting the Irish News, end send it
down to us.
HIS STOMACH TKOCllLI'S OVKlt
Mr lyspeptie, would you not Ilk,,
to fei'l that your stonincll troubles
ver over, that you could cut any
kind of food y u den!red w ithout ii
Jury? TliHt mn accni so unlikely to
you that y .hi do not eveti,lioie for itu
I ending of you trouble, lint permit in
to iif Hurt" you tluil it is not altogether
impossible. If others can lie cured
permanently, and tlioiHiind- have
been, why uot you.' Joiiu ii. Murker,
of Iiattle CreeW, Midi., In one of
theui. Ho says, "1 win) troubled
with heartburn, Indigestion, and
liver complaint until I used ( 'liamb.-r-Iain's
Tablet, then my trouble wan
over." Sold by nil den. er
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roarorrica box 943
PMONK 171
NEVADA -CALIFORNIA -ORrGDN RAILWAY
Daily Service Reno to LaKeview Except Sundays
No. I Arrive Lakeview at 8:35 l M.
No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 6:45 A. M.
Daily Except Sunday
Pullman A liufiVU Service Hut w een I.-Imvh'w and Ueno
C. W. CLASS, AGENT :: I.AKliVll;V; ORC-dON
Twenty head of Hereford li:lla for i
Halt, j iiii'ilrt- A. M. Smith, Drew
Valley, or F. O. ltuntltitf, Lakeview,'
K?i
BORDERS
Malted
JMk
LAALI aAM9
HAS HO EQUAL
You'll Like This Malted Milk
because it is free from tint objectionable sweet
taste ami "tang" generally found in most brands.
All Malted Milks, however, are not alike.
BORDERS
Malted Milk
IN THC SQUARE PACKAGE
Is different. II emislsts of rich, rremny
milk, with est nuts of wheat and bailey
malt ( imii-aleiili'tlle ami in fiowilered form ,
ready lur instant use by sltnnly adillnif
water. The lj,i-t tunable tiinir" bcitiK
removed, I'airtbll's Malted Milk fioNnesseM
it dlstiuctie ;; flavor. You'll re
member the disant taste.
tlet 1'n e Trial I'litknve ami I'nusual
lletdie lluok from Your lriif;Klst
THORNTON DRUG STORE
BcnanrsCoaooBOlUtt
Automatic
Electric
Block-Safety
Signal System
it
RECORD
The record of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
for the past four years Is
that not one single pas
nenyer lost life through
a collision or derailment
of its trains.
This means that dur
ing that time 17.,MM),
KOpassiMivTS were safe
ly carried to their des
tinations on its lines.
This is a record un
eualed by any railroad
in the world.
$6,000,000.00
have been expended
w ithin th past live years
in installing Automatic
Hlock-s.iKty Signals.
Every mile of the lines of
thl' SO UTH ERN-UN ION
PACIFIC Systems to
Omaha, San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Port
land are now protect-d.
"Quickest and Shortest" Way
EQUIPPED WITH A PERFECT SYSTEM OF ELECTRIC BLOCK-SAFETY SIONALS CAREFUL CON
STRUCTION HEAVY RAILS STONE BALLAST STEEL BRIDGES STEEL COACHES
TRAVEL MADE COMFORTABLE BY STANDARD SLEEPERS, OBSERVATION
LIBRARY' CARS, CHAIR CARS, TOURIST SLEEPERS AND A
P E R F E C T D I N I ' ii S E R V I C E
m. n m. at m mw ' a. v
- - -
lOGDEN & SHASTA
ROUTES
DIRECT CONNECTIONS A T RENO, EAST OR WEST
YOUR CHOICE OF TRAINS.
5 Daily Trains West
Truckcc
Coalfax
Auburn
Koseville
Marysville
Sacramento
Oakland
Stockton
San Jose
San Francisco
Hakerslield
Los A nicies
And
Intermediate
I'oints
No. 2-1 Leave ICICXO
fj tt tt
t( if tt tt
tt ,r tt
if
Motor
7:40 PM Arrive San Francisco 8:10 AM
1:07 .1 .V " " 10: SO A M
2:20 A M " " 3:10 I' M
0:02 A M " " :.'10 ' M
6:00 AM " Truckcei 7:4a A M
ALL TRAINS CARRY
PASSENGERS
Sleeping Car on TRAIN (J stands in
front of the RIJMO Depot and may be
occupied any time alter 9 P M daily.
S Daily Trains East
Winnemucca
Klko
Golconda
Cobre
Wells
Deeth
Ely
McGill
Salt Lake
Ogden .
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
New York
And
Intermediate
Points
No. 2 Leave RENO 8:M P M
" 4 " " 9:40 P M
" 6 " " -8:2r A M
" 10 " . " 11:30 A M
Motor " " 1:3a P M
No. 24 " " 9:23 P M
Arrive Off den
Eullon
Goldfleld
11J0 A M
4.33 P M
6:20 A M
7:00 A M
4:00 P M
10:00 A M
STANDARD PULLMAN. AND
TOURIST SLEEPERS ON
ALL TIIROUail
TRAINS
Reservations may be made in
advance by Mail or
Telegraph
FOR CONVENIENCE TO THE PEOPLE ON LINE OF V.-C.-O. RY.
We have arranged
cupied any time aiter 9 I
mav depart on Train No.
the arrival otls.-C-u. irain, ana Deiore v;u tr. m.
Tor Reservations or Information as to Rates, Passenger or Freight, Apply to N.-C. O. RY. Agents; or to
J. Nl. FULTON, Ass't General Freight and Passenger Agent -
to place a Standard Pullman Sleeper, daily, in front of our Depot at Reno which is picked up by the Fast Mail Tram (No. 9) but may be oc-
M., thus giving opportunity for a lay-over oi six hours to those desiring to spend a little time in Keno. I hose wishing a close connection
23, at 7:40 P. M. It should be remembered also that Two First Class Trans-Continental Passenger Trains, East Hound, pass Reno after
- RENO, NEVADA
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