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NOTES TAKEN ALONG THE LINE.
Canvas and leather leggings, in all
lengths and sizes, at The Monogram.
' Bernard & Son have some facts in this
isue that we invite Examiner leaders
to consider.
Whorton c Fitzpatriek have received
a handsome new bar and luek-b.ir ir"in
Sun Francisco.
W. A. Sherlock this week moved into
the residence lie recently purchased from
A. MeCalleu.
The big windmill is being placet! un
the tower. 50 feet high, at P.ernard's this
week. This mill is to le utilized for
power for grinding grain.
George Lynch and wife came in from
Crooked Creek las' .-aturday, and Mrs.
Lynch remained here to procure medi
cal attendance for their youngest child,
who is ill.
Frank 1 Lane and wife and Mrs. F.
A. Miller and little Vinton Miller re
turned to Lakevievv last Tuesday, the
two former from Portland and the latter
from Albany.
A trade, not vet consummated, is on
between Will f . Boyd and D. R. .lone
for the former's residence property ur.
Water street, just south of C. C. Snider's
store. The price is $1)00.
The coal strikers in Pennsylvania are
already sorry, after a week of tbestriku.
and are anxious to go back to work. The
sentiment of resuming work i- confine 1
to the English-speaking workmen.
There is n thing in the rumor that
Richard King-ley diet suddenly la-t
Saturday evening, on the West Side.
Dick was in town yesterday and says the
report of his death was very much exag
gerated. George Jammerthal has opened out in
his new Retreat and is fixed up elegant
ly. He has one of the neatest saloons
in Southeastern Oregon. He invites his
friends to call and see him in ids new
qu arters.
It is reported that Prof. Wood, th
blind musician, who recently gave a
concert in Lakeview , died a short tiur
ago in Fresno, Cal., of heart disease.
Prof. Wood was the oldest continual
traveling musician on the Pacific Coast.
John Venator expects to leave this
week for Harney county. After a brief
stay there he will go on to .Ann Arbor,
Michigan, to enter the law school for
another year's course. After graduat
ing he intends to locate some place in
the East.
John Briles was up from Davis Creek
last Tuesday with another load of those
fine pears. Mr. Briles reports a serious
epidemic of scarlet fever at Davis Creek.
It is understood that the h aises, where
in the disease prevails, have been put
under strict quarantine by the health
officer of Modoc county.
F. E. Itussill and Miss Anna Kingsley
were married in Lakeview last Saturday
evening, Sept. 20th, Rev. Holloman of
the Baptist Church, officiating. The
groom is the rustling young mill man
from Cottonwood, and the bride i. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard King
sley of the West Side. The Examiner
extends best wishes to the young couple
for a happy wedded life.
School hooks and school supplies at
The Mongram.
Frank Houston and family started for
their Warner valley ranch yesterdav.
Charlie Lohrengel was in from War
ner Mondav. Charlie has turned pop,
" I don't think."
Charles A. Bunting, the Klamath
county cattle man. wa in town this
week on business.
Mrs. Mary Prown. who recently start
ed a boardiug-house in the Boyd resi
dence, has given up the business.
The manv friend of Mrs. W. S. Mor-; got in a btiiwh. sent from the p..st. sh
lev will be pleaded to learn that she and ; wouldn't show her metal. J.w Walters
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her little son are both on the road to
recoverv.
Ladies' gloves and shoe at The
Monogram.
1 he American Government' reply to
Germany'. note to "make the punish
ment of 'the Chinese ringleader a con
dition precedent to negotiations with
China," is a polite, but linn declination
to accede to any such proposal.
M. T. Walters and Mr. nud Mrs. J. G.
Walters returned from California last
week. Mr. Walters sold hi vouritf
! racer, Delia Connor, to a racing stable
at Sacramento. Delia would work a
, fa-t a a "crackajack,' but when she
Jack Ptirtin, the wide-awake cattle
man from Summer Lake, wa here thi
week on bn-ine-s Mr. Partin has sold
hi beet at a ood figure.
brought back with him a ery tine liisb
setter.
William M. Cormack and son, W. K..
were here from Paisley yesterday. They
inform The Examiner that the Chr-
w.uiean town is improving wonderfully.
a f I i. t c i ...... .,..! .1 .m.,1,. , ork on . tonus new residence i-
.111. ami -wis. .. .in-. iianp,i- ,
ter, Mi-s Annie, started for Ashland last
Mondav. Mr. Downs alo took Mrs. J.
W. Warlield and son to the railroad.
George H. Peniand arrived from
(Ydarville last .Monday evening to at-:
tend the funeral of hi son-in-law. W.
S. M"Hey. Mr. Peniand habe,-n in
poor health for -ewral months.
J. W. Lofftus wa- in from Crane Like
vesterday. He and hi brother. Coium
bus, wi 1 start for Red Bluff in about
ten days with another card of hir.-e- to
be sold at that mark, t .
George 11. Uogue'w t ii v M from Pais
ley last Monday, having recently re
turned from Ashland. Mr. Pog'ie ha
purchased Green Hampton- bee; caMle,
and will mix them whh his own I.e.-!.
Mild drive to Altauioit w herein- w ll! de
liver the !o k ? an A -bland butcher,
who has aheaov :-.irg lined !of tl em.
No prices given.
Frank Hunting ha- i .n,.- owiht of
the building and lot kno n is !.e Meth
odist paisoiiage I'j.oi: i.ewg acated,
bv Rev. Wanield anil fan.n. Mr. P.ont
int rented th- ,iace !o Frank . Smith,
w ho will soon Ufa- p --esio i She! ill
ILL. D i n U u a.' '1 i'mi.-'v u-i.' ft-.in oc
cupy the iioue kro'. n a U.f Jos
residence, which Mr. uunlap n- "ntly
purchased, and whh Mr. sp.v ,Sf4 i'
vacate. "! r
Charlie Graves, propri.-tor of ! '.
Shoe Store, has mowd into .
quarters in th-.- Jammerthal building.
and i putting in a fine stock of ad Kind ;
of foot wear, I torn the rugged mountain '
boot to the fan.:y dress shoe for w is. j
Graves also n. - a shoe that he gua ran-
tees to be absolutely water proof, lie is
branching out from' a little cob! hu shop
to a fine boot and shoe establishment
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progres-mg rapiuiy, anu me . .
hall, L'oxiu, two-story, wa- started Mon
day. The lodge hall will be np-stair
and the first floor will be arrange!! for a
ttore.
At New Pine Creek.
Tin New Pine Creek amateurs will
reproduce the drama, "A hove theClouds'
at New Pine Creek to-morrow fFridnv'
evening. They will nuiie to Lakeview
to play Saturday evening. The proceed
of the performanee here will goto the
M E. lunch of Lakeview. The kind
neof our friend- from thc.-oiith should
be appreciated by the people of Lake
view generally, and their effort- to as
sist the local church ought to bean in
centive to give them a hearty w eli'otne.
'J' he Examiner hopes to -ee the opera
house crowded Sattird.iv evening.
Teachers Institute.
The County Teacher-' Institute of
Lake county will convene in Lakeview,
Ix'ginning ct. her 17th, and continuing
three days. tate Superintendent J. H.
Alderman has been written to and may
he i i attendant. The Examiner job
dep:.rtment will print the program for
the Institute next week, There are
pro- a nut iber of new teachers in Lake
co Ji.ty n't pre-ent, and they will all at
tend the In-titute. It should be a lively
Mud interesting convention this year.
Ataxic Lantern Entertainment.
There will be a Magic Lantern Enter
tainment at the Ojera House Friday
evening, September L'Sth, and a free
dance alter the entertainment. Every
body invited, ami we guarantee you a
good time. L. S. McXkim..
Reserve Your Seats.
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graves is me oniy . """" , Reserved seat and general admission
in Lake county and he .s doing a lucrat-iti(.kHH for Uw trai1.lt .All(vJ the
lve business. Clouds", are on sale at the store of Geo.
William Linville, who engaged in 14 , if. A vr's tc Co. Go there and reserve
duel with Dr. Gibson on the streets of ;;y,,ur "seats earlv, and avoid the 4 line up
Alturas one day last week, received four ; rns(KM Everybody should attend this
buckshot in his body, one of which en- Upland id performance,
tered his side. The New Era says that - -atone
time it was thought Linville's I: int. HAltoi.M I,YICK
wound might prove latai, nut uieinjureu .
man is now improving, and it is thought ,
lie will soon be able to be around again, :
nrovided nothing unforsoen takes place, j'
Warrants, charging both men with at- iiUkeViiv Carpontor Shop and
tempt to commit munler, were issued. Lumber Yard,
hut the one calling for Linville s ariest tImmiihh ilandlev, Prop.
was not served, pending a Change ill Mis : ad kimUof Carptutcr Work promptly attended
condition. Gibson wan released on to nuiiiiin Contructa Taken und Kbtimuti-H Mmie.
d-i nrvn ,ir. if inwlnrLifinil th'it Will k'l 'in liiiml at all tinien u lunre tock of ilrv
$1, 000 bonds. It is understood that d,.L.BSC.(, ,l,JIIlU;l. Now 0fi ,1H)ll 10oo vt vvilng
ninety witnesses will be HUbpenaet lnjuxK) feet ruwtk. shop opposite Kxmniner cilice,
the examination of Gibson. 1 Lakeview, Oregon,
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