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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1900)
LAKEVIEW, OKEGO. Al'l'ST30, lM. A VEGETABLE COURTSHIP. A potato Avent out on a mash And sought an onion bed. "That's pie for me," observed the quash, And all the beets turned red. "Go awav," the onion, weeping, cried. "Your love I cannot be. The pumpkin is your lawful bride, You cantaloupe with me." But, onward, still the tuber came And lay down at her feet. "You califlower by any name And it will smell as sweet, And I, too. am an Early Rose And you I've come to see, So don't turn up your lovely nose, But spinach at wilh me." Assessor Duncan completed his la bors on the assessment roll last Thurs day. The County Board of Equali zation is in session this week, pre pared to listen to all grievances, if any, of the taxpayers Remember that if there are any errors in your as sessments now is the time to make your statement to the Board. If not cor reeled before Saturday afternoon next, the errors will stand against the taxpayer and no further changes cau be made on the roll. Road Supervisor Crump has been officially notified by the County Court to proceed to open the county road in North Warner, which has a desti nation at the Harney county line. Work will be prosecuted on this road so far is the private subscription fund will allow, and then the work will be completed by county appropriation. The subscription in cash and labor amounts to ubout 8."HJ-the amount in cash, $380. R. L. S!o?.s. the genial senior editor j of the Alturas New Era, accompanied I by his wife, arrived in Lakeview last ! Friday, leaving for New Pine Cree ! Saturday evening. Bob was on hinj annual tour looking for business, and. ! as usual, there was "somethitjjdoinfr.'' The labor of census taking in this state has been completed and Chief j Supervisor Winn has closed his office in Albany. It will probably be sev eral weeks before the Census Bureau at Washington is able to make public,1 the result of the census. ! When you go to Klamath Falls don't j fail to see C. D. Wilson the popular! caterer at the Gem saloon. He carries J the finest stock in town and will treat ' you right. The Gem is the popular resort, j Try the Hermitage whisky there. 25-tf Col. Fred Cox, the moving spirit of! me nig a. Li came nrm, arrived at tne ranch on the West Side from Sacra men ta last Thursday. Mr. Cox was looking after the firm's interests here for several days. Do you know a good thing when you see it.1 If you do pick un the snap The Examiner offers in the 206-acre alfalfa ranch in Goose Lake valley. Enquire about it. You don't want to forget that Post & King, the popular dispensers, are still in it. They are under the opera house. Call and see them. 22 Pease & Mays sold a clip of 40,000 pounds of wool at The Dalles last week at 13 and 131 cents. Fourteen cents was refused for a choice clip of wool at Huntington last week. Choice residence lots for sale. En quire at The Examiner office. 28-tf rrrriTiOM roit mi on mckxmk. We, the undersigned legal voters of Chewau can precinct, iAke county, State of Oregon, re spectfully petition the Honorable County Court of Late county. State of Oregon, to grant a license toM. C. Currier to sell Spirituous. Malt and Vinous Liquors in less quantities than one gallon in Chewauran precinct, Iake. county. State of Oregon, for the period of six months, as in duty bound we will ever pray. C K Campbell W W Hampton Ueorge Drumin J W Donnelly Jack Simmons (J D Harrow Al Banister J S Kelsay S iavlord J C Hanan J I Farra B W Farrow (i W Hunan L A Mojw Richard L Sherlitck Fred Weidey A F l ike F M Conn A A Moore (Jeorge Cooley J A McDonald Frank I'artln II T Stanley J J Moore John Drumm Sr fJeoreeConn Kufus Phrlps Charles Trumlx) W II Tur ker I-andy Crifflth Win Hartler'Mie Wm SleCormark T W Johnson ieorge Ranney John Simmons c W Withers Martin I-auritzen C L Withers J 1' Taylor A J Scott Omrtse Reed W D West J D Co.ivMin II E Rd Murny O'Farrell C B Parker J K Ranister Virgil Conn fJeorire P Ixvegrnve V M Marstcrs J A Drumm Notice is herebv jtiven that lh undersigned, M. C. Currier, will apply to the County Court of Lake county, Oregon, on the 7th day rt Sep tember, lttO, for a License to sell Spirituous, Malt and Vinous Liquor in less quantities than one gallon in Chewaue&n precinct. Lake county, Oregon, for a period of six months from September 9th, 1 "... ug2-MU M. C. ci'RKIER. PItOFKSSIONAI.. F. K. MMITII, If. 1. Fhynlrlan and Nnrgfa. Lakeview, Or. OFFICE lU-aJI k Wllley'a Irug Store. CalU mule proinpily day or night. F.. II. MM1TII 11 l Ih3 lrlan and Harft'On Iakevlet. Or. OFFICE- Ukeie !rug(V Mure. MI'F.ltHVA UnVAHi . ttornejM-t-l.aM . .akrvte w . Or. OFFICE-Co-Jrt Hou?. I. F. 0S .llornr)-s(-l,H l.takevle . Or. OFFICE BulMin. II. I A I.ICVJIPI.K A I tornej -at l.aw. Iakevlet . Or. OFFICE-laly P.ml.ltng. B VVATSS " litrlrt Attorney. Ahlanl. Or. Will atir:t to any civil b-itine rntm.Url to hiiu. in xt of lh" winti.s of the Fint Judicial Wtri-l- S. F. AHLSTROR3 ll-AB opened up shop in a new build ing jut south of the Daly building Everything in the Harness and Sad dle line made to order, or i ri stock. lakeview S5stlcilKl j hoohp. Attorney.at-l . Xntary Fnblle Lakvtew. Orfgon OFFICE-Ialy ItuiMinc. miM h. j. h;i,i,f:h. County ninaxer Tor the VI. 4 VI COM PA XV. OKFU'E Main St. lUvie, Or. Lee Beall The Lakeview Druggist, Call r loillid t I he ll:V ftrflii near t lie oll site, realy to x'wv their patrrns the usual rordial treatment. Ititf NKM-k Junt Here I vert. J. E. Bernard & Son Are still in business At the Old Stand. We didn't burn out. A-aa.otla.er Carload, of Wagons, Buggies and Implements On tlie rosicL CITY MEATHAKREt" at the olii stand Fine Beef, Pork and Mutton No Increase in Prices on account of the Fire. IMI. K. II It A 91 Mil V Home Trainer. Iakevlew . Oregon OH. . F. OF.JIORKHT DfntM .akevte-, Orrgon OFFICE X. Annr' Rei.lenr.. ll AS K. TIOOIIF, Kunfjor and Civil Fnclneer. Keacrvoir it-a Icx-aUd, I'lattinff and Iit h leveling tfriiher ami other l&ndi examinel for p&rtie living at a ijiittaru-c. ltkevirM', OreKon. C. H. Dunlap Has a Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Cigars, Tobaccos, Candies, Stationery, Etc iTLSTROTB ROTH E RS Are in their uew building on the Old Site. Ladles', Cent's and Misses' Boys' and Children's SHOES. WliPti that iiroA fefilincr COITie8 along. Bidetrack it with Jesse Moore "AA" I the best whisky in the land.
