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IF IT COSTS MORE TO LIVE
IT COSTS MORE TO
OVERLOOK THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
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IH'N
knows the slhjjhcst hardship
on account ol'hih prices, can
afford to remain blind to the
weekly opportunities of sav
ing offered to her by the ad
vertising merchants. These
alive merchants are often
able, through effecting quick
and lartre sales of an article,
to cut the selling price to
very nearly cost price. The
housewife should see that
when they do this the volume
of quick sales will always re
pay them. Watch Uxaminer
Ads week by week. It pays.
Lake County Examiner
A WANT AD IN THE
Lake County Examiner
WILL BRING RESULTS
ifK For
coupons
Out of m
ihc Duke's
Mixture Sack
Man men are
(rttiiijr u n I o I il
pleasure out of
tlir l.ii-xrlt&Mifri
IluKc'a Mitur nark.
One .'(! llll'l(IUf7 holds
tnniiy pipeful of purr, mild
itk k I ii or, if von plenxr,
it will m.-i k vitttttf i-lyjirct li-K nt
Ihrffoiiil I J - In s )i i i t I kind tbatyou
roll yourx it.
Duke's Mixture, iii.hIp (v the
liggrtl f Mum Tnli'iivn t o. nt Dtir
ham, N. C, IS tlir liniiriic aitli ct-jn
rrlte smoker. It' tin- inluiiru that
makes "rolling" populnr with men
who want the true taste of pure,
mild, selected tohaeeo.
Wo'ro ninkinir lliu brand tho leader of
II kind, i'ar wlmt you will, you ran not
art better granulated tobacco than Duke's
Mixture.
You "till prt tbo um bg one an J m
half ounro sm-k rnoiiKh to make mnny
cl(piri-ttp for Ac. And with each sack
you K'-t a IhmjIc of t'ljti-rrtte pnnert aod
prrMiit c)l,mi. 1 Hl.lv.
Save the Trcaent Coupon
With tl.r t'oiifHiiia you ran K1'' nmny
handnomr, t! s!rnll- pn-ftrnto artirlrs
aultalilr for mm. nuim ii, Ihvii and irl
Soiiictlin.tf lor eiT iiitiiilxtr of the
houcl)uhl.
.,r.i..i4 offer for May on J June
only
Our nrw lllmlmlr,) cntaloKiiri of pre
rnti will ln .-nt l-'rtm to anyone who
imkU hi tlirir imiini n I aililrrm,
l ofpimt f"m Oule'i Mtt may he aniyrted
trit lax iiom HOR.sE i, HOE. J. T.. TINS1Y'3
NATURAL LEAF. CHANGER
TWIST. ,.. .i ft,., KUUK
I'ilk i'it ; cut. n hmoni
CM. AM. I TE.S. CUX CIGAR,
t ri t-S, U'fi olHt Utgt at comfunM
(JIM.. HI
Premium Dept.
Thintrs cost
more, opptji tutii-tit-'s
to l)uv t'cono
inically a rc worth
inofc. No house
wife in this city,
w h o feels and
mil iiwinmg
INDIAN FIUI11KK8
Pension WIN Do Increased
Without Need of
Application
Indian War veteran wto re entitled
totliu licmfilH rnr'fer rc:) bv th Bet of
Frhrnary j, iyi3-the Iti hardrnn bill
KrantiriK an Iiuti ic to 12') ppr rrinr th
will in I be reti'iin-d to make applica
tion in otdir In lemlvi' the ii.crta'',
ariordlr. to the Comii.iH.ioi.ii of I'en
aiotm. Ina luit'r'to Ki prMtpntHl.lve
llauliy the Cumtniiaioner nlvim that
vetrrar a now on the pcnalon rol In nn
) r the aria or July 27. 1892; June 27,
IH92, and M:iv SO, 1&08, will receive
the additional money with their regular
vourhem at the reit , payment. The
pciHioiia will date trom th enactment
of the law.
The ComniMnncr iiiKRe'r, however,
that, all Indian Wr vi turana hu have
been allowed pennion under special
urtH ahould advine him of their length
of tervice, and whether previously pen
aioned under the general law.
HOW TOlClE
ISOLATED TRACTS
Applications to have iaulatcd tracts
ordered into market must be filed with
the register and receiver of the local
land ollice in the diatrict where the
lands are situated. The applicant mutt
deposit with the receiver, n the form
of ranh or postal money crder, an
amount equal to the value of ttie land
baaed upon the minimum price fixed
for public: lands which will be ordinari
ly tl.Uii per acre, or S2 BO per acre if
within railroad limits, or such price as
may be fixed byapecial utalute govern
ing the deposition of the land pplied
for. The receiver will ifsue receipt
therefor and deposit the money to his
credit as "unearned money." Should
the applicant be the successful bidder
at the sale, he will be given creiit on
the amount bid tor the sum deposited
with his application, and the receiver
will atiply the same a a part of the
purchase money. If applicant is not
the successful bidder, the receiver will
return the sum deposited by his official
check. Should the applicant withdraw
his deposit, bis action will be treated
as a withdrawal of the application for
sale and will be promptly also reported
by the locsl officers.
Money so deposited will not be returned
by the receiver after the receipt of
the letter from his office ordering a
tract into the mar et until the sale is
finally disposed of either by entry of
the laud, its sale to some one other
than the applicant or no sale.
Applicants must show by their alii
duvits. corroborated by at least two
witnesses, that the land coi tains no
salinex, coal or other minerals: the
amount, kind, and value ot timber or
atone thereon, if any: whether the land
is occupied, and if so. the nnture of
the occupancy ; for wnat purpose the
land 'a chlttly valuable: why it is de
sired that same be sold : that applicant
desires to purchane the lund for hia own
individual use and actual occupation
and not ton speculative purposes and
that he has not heretofore purchased
tinder section 24!, Revised Slate use
or the amendments thereto, isolated
traeU the area of which, when added
to the area now applied for wilt exceed
aoproximately 60 acres; and that he
is a citizen of the United States. If
applicant hus heretofore purchased
land? under the prnvimons of tne act-
relatii'R to isolated tracts, same must
he described in the application bv sub
division, section, township, and range.
No bale will he authorized upon the
xpplication of a person who has, pur
chased under auction 2155 Revised Stat
utes, or tlm amendments thereto, any
lands the area ot which, when added
to the aiea applied for, shall exceed
approximately 1G0 acres.
Only one tract may be inculded in
an application for sale, and no tract ex
ceeiing approximately 160 acres in
area will be ordered into the market.
No tract of land will be deemed iso
late 1 and ordered into t e market un
less, at the time application is filed,
the said tract has been subject to home
stead entry for at least two years alter
the surrounding lands have been enter
ed, filed upon, or sold by' the Govern
ment, except in cases where some ex
traordinary reason is advanced suffi
cient, in the opinion of the General
Land Ollice to warrant waiving this
restriction.
The officer tefore whom Buch affida
vits are ex cuted will ca se each appli
cant and his witnises to fully answer
titu qttestlois coitnined up en trie
accompanying form and, after tho an
swers to the questions therein entail ed
haveibecn reduced to writing, ti sign
snd mvoRr 1 1 same, heforn him. The
nrtldavts of applicants to havp iiohited
tract order. d Into market, aid of
their en r hoi-Ht'ng witnesses, may l e
xeet ited re'.ir'! any rfl'icor l.avi' pr a
:eil ui:) fcuihoi.'ze.d rat ha in the county
or laud dii-tiict in which the tracts de
scribed in the p licattona are situated. '
"THE COUNTRY BEAUTIFUL."
Wa take th beauty of the
country for rntd. While tho
organizations in tho eitias aro
vigorously agitating plans for the
oity beautiful tho country and
village have been allowed to go
untouched. Attractiveness is a
dooided oommeroial asset to tho
farm and village and deserves to
be made the subject of special
endeavor. Organized efforts aro
eaeential since nothing abort of a
concerted community plan will
bring results worth while.
Beginning with highway lm-
provement, roadaide planting,
) laying cut the grounds around
schools, churches and grange
J halla, the removal of hideous "
roadside signboards, the draining
of mosquito breeding poola near
publio places, the campaign m
must go on to include the educe- o
tion of the people of the neigh-
ff borhood to the eesentiala of an
attractive farm, gateways, drives,
treee, lawna, the care of a placa
to conserve its neatnesa. e
Here is work for tho granges,
the farmers' clubs, tho village 2
organization and -the individual.
Country Gentleman.
SOCIETY TO LESSEN
STREET ACCIDENTS.
All Members Are Pledged to Obey
Strict Rules.
The purpoHe of the National High
ways Protective society la to promote
aafety on public highways. Oue ut
the most Interesting phase of IM work
la found In lis junior brunch. The
children that apply lor membership lu
the brunch pledge olnslleui e to the fol
lowing rules:
All liienjlicrs must :ivre to use the
nearest playground.
No uiemlKT tthall play hull or nn
gnme where a missile Is thrown in tin
at reels.
All members shall refniin from nlti-ii
Ing on to vehicles, moving or sta
tionary. No member shall jump on or off mov
ing titreet cars or other vehicle
No member shall Jump at. throw
atones or stand lu front of automo
biles, wagons aud trolley cars.
All members shall cross tbe streets
only by crosswalks
All mcmliers shall endeavor to old. as
far us lies In their power, tbe main
tenance of clean streets.
No member shall throw paper or ref
use of any description In the streets,
or build bon tires, or upset asb or gar
bage cau.
CLEAN TOWN TIPS.
Be clean.
Purify your homes.
a Clear away rubbish.
Brighten the back alteya.
Put sunlight in your garrets.
A C.0MING PROFESSION.
Bumter Sets Lead With City Manager
Advertisement.
So far as our kuowledge goes.- the
city of Sumter. S. C. is justiUed In
claiming that It has Introduced "a new
and coming profession.' snys the Scl
entlllc Aniericau. Through tbe secre
tary of Its chamber of commerce that
enterprising community has announced
that applications will lw received for
the otlice of city manager of Sumter.
Fronnthe brief summary of the re
quirements for this ollice we gather
that the applicant should he compe
tent tfl oversee public work, such as
paving, lighting, water supply, etc.;
that an engineer would be preferred;
that he must state what has been bis
previous experience In municipal work;
that he will have complete administra
tive control of the city, subject to the
approval of a board of three elected
commissioners, imd that be will hold
ollice so long as he gives satisfaction
to the comtiiissioiH'rs; that his work
will be purely that of an expert and
that he will be entirely free from po
litical control; tinally. although local
conditions and tradition will be taken
into consideration, local citizenship
will not be necessary.
Form Town Planning Association.
Following a two day conference at
IMuiouloii, intended by delegates from
the principal cities and towns tu the
province of Alberta, a Provincial Town
l'latmiug and Housing association was
formed The objects of the new assocla
tiou are "to aid municipalities in their
Improvement mid extension whereby a
proper development of the town or city
on hygienic and artistic lines may be
assured and the securing of legislation
looking to this end." It is the mat
clause quoted which expresses the su
preme object of the new organization.
From first to last the convention em
phasised the urgent need of legislation
if the cities which have taken up town
planning utv to realize their Ideals of
a mote convenient, a mf.re healthful
and a more beautiful city.
Street Tree Guards.
The most effective- guards for young
i rees are in. id,' by driving lu t lie
ground four strong vrooiteti stakes
about two Inches square and covering
these with wire uiesli I'liese irunrds
should ;i,v;ys be us lilgli as the tree,
nud care should be taken to make nee
i-sstirv additions to I he lieigllt ri the
tree crows The miiuiclpalit.v should
h ive Marge of all street llee prof-.
liou at il provide Mutable guard; tor
all
Lakeview
A complete line of
wagon and ligfy
harness, w lit pa,
rhea,llta. Hate,
etc., etc.
THE BEST VAQUEHO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM 8c GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTR.OM
ANNA RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS
Productiveness demonstrated by growing
crops. Lands surround new town
of Spring River. Best in'
vestment in Lake t
County
Dodson Realty Company
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CO.
ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PROPERTY IX LAKE COUNTY, CHCSOX
Our Complete Tract Index
Insures Accuracy, Promptness and Reliability
Such an Index is tbe ONLY KtLlAliLE system from which an
Abstract can be made, showing all defects of title.
We Also Furnish !j7YJigg,&'
H. W. MORGAN, Manager, LAKEVIEW, OREGON
POS TOFFICE BOX 243 PHONE 171
CSC
NEVADA-CALIFORNIA -OREGON RAILWAY
Daily Service Reno to LaKeview Except Sundays
No. 1 Arrives Lakeview at 8:35 P. M.
No. 2 Leaves Lakeview at 7:05 A. M.
Daily Except Sunday
Vullman Jt lluffett Service Between Lakeview and Keno
C. VV. CLASS, AGENT
YOUR BABY'S HEALTH
depends on Its nourishment
) nature's original plan. Infants were nourished by mother's
milk, hut in our modern vlvllizatiou this Is often neither passible nor
even advisable.
Falling the natural food, oue instinctively turns to con 's milk
but this cannot always lm used, as owing to iisvarlable quality anu
BORDEN'S
Malted
Milk
IA011 SHAKO
HAS NO EQUAL
1
wv"a
Saddlery
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'
Kverj thing In tlie
line of carriage
mid liore f urtiisli
liiK". Itepalrliig
t y competent
nicn.
Just to See and Smell
one of our runntH on the til hie
is a treat unil ulso a tempta
tion. Just to ff it in to
know the niljf ( rtitigtnl
to long tr morf. iSeef, Imitb,
pork or , thr result is al
ways assured. Try one for
nest Sunday's dinner, and
you'll wish it was Sunday
everyday.
Lakeview :
Meat Market
HAYES & GRCB. props
:: LAKEVIEW, OREGON
rue neavy. luaiftestibie cunl, tbe delicate stom
ach of a youner baby cannot always digest the
nutriment which it undoubtedly contains.
In such cases
BORDEN'S
Malted Milk
IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE
meets every requirement.
It contains six times the utitrltlon nf ordinary
milk, but the curd being broken up by digestive
agents In the malt every particle of nourishment
is easily absorbed by the very youngest.
Get free trial package find sneci.il booklet on in
fant fttding i'ruiu yu.ir druggis t.
THORNTON'S DRUG STORE