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THE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Names of Some of the Teachers and
the Districts in Which they are
Engaged for the Winter.
Mt9 Myrtle Smith, a new teacher in
Lake county, has opened the Dry Creek
school.
Mi Jennie Maxwell opened the War
ner Lake school on St-ptemlwr 10th.
Miss IJirdie McCarty, formerly of
Michigan, and late of Klamath county,
tegan her duties in Thomas Creek dis
trict last 'mewlay.
L T. Sjence, of Soutli Dakota, and a
graduate of the Springfield Normal,
ojened the school at Crane Creek on
Septemler 17th.
Ixjuif Najwleon Chiquette, another
new teacher in the county, opened the
Cognw ellCreek school on Septemler 17th.
Dexter F. Amick, the young -da-gogue,
is engaged at New Pine Creek,
having opened that Fchool Sept. 10th.
Mips Lura ,Amick presides over the
school at Clver Flat, having comment ed
her duties there on the 17th.
Mis Klla Callahan ii finishing her
fall term at Drew's valley, and will
teach the primary grade at Paisley thi
winter. Prof. Willits will Ik the princi
pal of the Paisley school, which will
open in a few weeks.
Mips (iertrude Bii?k, of Silver Lake,
anew addition to the fraternity of teach
ers in Lake county, ojK'ned the school in
Chewaucan district last Monday.
Miss Winfred Fleming, of New Pine
('reek, ha lweri . engaged to teach at
Plush, and will open that school Oct. 1st.
Wood wanted at this office.
Wool underwear, sweaters, etc., at
li. C. Kothe A Co.
Sheriff H. K. Dnnlap is up north this
week on official business.
The county offices were closed on
Tuesday afternoon out of respect for the
deceased, W. S. Motley.
We have the only genuine Liverpool
salt in Lakeview. II. C. Rot he k Co.
Horn In Lakeview, Oregon, Sept. IS,
PJ00, to the wife of James McShane, a
daughter.
I can't crowd all my goods into the
present small space allotted me. Call
for anvthing you want in uiv line, and
you will be accommodated. Dcnlap.
The most dainty and effective pills
made are DeWitt's Tittle Early Risers.
They are unequaled for all liver and
bowel troubles; never gripe. Lakeview
Drug Co.
W. L. Warfield, who has been an em
ploye of The Examiner for the past seven
months, departed for Ashland with his
mother last Monday. The Warfield
family were compelled to seek another
location owing to the high altitude of
Lakeview, which affected the health of
Mrs. Warfield. At the M. E. Confer
ence, held in Ashland this week, Rev.
J. W. Warfield will be given another
charge.
WEST SIDE SAW MILL
Jas. Young of Cedarvllle Buys Land
and Mill Site on Cottonwood and
Will Put up Machinery.
James Young of Cedarville, Modoc
county, has purchased a millsiteon Cot
tonwood creek ami some fine timber
land in the foothills on the w est side of
Goose Lake, and will build a sawmill
thereon. An enterprise of this kind
w ill prove a great convenience to some
of the farmers on the West Side, who
are now compelled to haul lumber for
building purposes a distance of fifteen
to twenty miles.
Stock Purchases.
Iouis Gerljer, the rustling stock buyer
of Klamath, was here last week, and
went to the northern valleys to receive
some beef cattle he had purchased. He
got 1o head from George Small of Sil
ver Lake, 70 head from E. Si Hazle'on,
and 222 head from Jack Parlin. Jr.. of
Summer Lake, leides about 00 head
from other parties. He also bought
2,800 sheep from Joe Coleman, to le re
teived NovemUrr 10th. Mr. Coleman
has 5,000 sheep left.
Notice to the Public.
I hereby give due notice that J. M.
Parrish lias been installed as my fore
man in place ot J. N. Givan and is the
only one authorized to transact business
or contract debt on my account in Lake
or Modoc counties.
George W. Mapks.
Lakeview. Ore. Sept. 18, 1900. 37-3
Jim McShane was in from camp this
week o x i the new girl at his home.
Wt-jk3 had a taste of old hoary
w-'.' ' .1 Lakeview this week.
avfap'i lu 'l a" round. A fine line
and r them. Duxlap.
W. A. Sherlock has let 1,500 head of
his sheep out on shares to Al. Redding
ton, who will also run 1,500 besides for
Mr. Sherlock until next summer.
Phil Lynch was in from his mountain
6heep camp last Sunday. Lynch says
he does not appreciate camp life as well
as he once did, and is glad to get to tow n
to see familiar faces.
The funeral of William S. Morley took
place from the family retddence in Lake
view Tuesday at 2 p. m. under the di
rection of I. O. O. F. Lodge No. G3, of
which he was a worthy member. Ser
vices were held at the grave in the
presence of a large assemblage of sym
pathizing friends.
Large sun spots, astronomers say,
caused the extreme heat this summer,
and doctors declare nearly all the pros
trations were induced by disorders of
the stomach. Good health follows good
digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di
gests what you eat. If you have indi
gestion or dyspepsia it will quickly re
lieve you and permanently cure you.
Leakeview Drug Co.
FAREWELL CONCERT.
Large Audience at the Opera House
to Greet Prof. Graham Interest
ing Program Rendered.
Last Friday night a large and enthu
siastic audience attended the farewell
concert given in honor of Professor A.A.
Graham, who is soon to leave Lakeview
for California. The opera-house was.
w ell filled, w hich was an evidence of the
appreciation of Prof. Graham's work in
the uiusk-al circle since his arrival here.
Tie program of the evening, which was
especially interesting and w ell rendered,
was as follows :
1 Overture Band
2 March, "Concentration" Band
3 Medley selection Orchestra
4 Vocal bolo Mae Miller
5 Medley Waltzes Mandolin Club
6 Diana rhottische Mandolin Club
7 Cornet solo A.A.Graham
Recitation, "Ben Hur' Ollie Hart
9 Cupid' Dream Mandolin Club
10 Lake County Examiner March Band
The vocal solo by Miss Miller was
highly appreciated and she was encored.
Prof. Graham's cornet solo was also en
cored. It was heard for the first time
in Lakeview last Friday night. Just
before the last number on the program
Prof Graham appeared and made a neat
little peeh, thanking the Lakeview
public lor the. many courtesies and favors
received by him during his residence
here, and fur the large attendance at
the farewell concert.
A free dance was given after the con
cert and a large number of people en
joyed the mazy whirl until 2 a. m.
Coal oil at H. C. Rotlie & Co.
Full line of air-tight stoves to arrive
in a few days. II. C. Rothe & Co.
Whorton & Fitzpatrick have now ou
hand a full stock of the celebrated Jesse
Moore Whisky. 34 tf
On the Thousand Springs ranch at
Summer Lake, W. A. Sherlock cut this
ye 500 tons of hay. He 6old 100 tons
at $5 per ton.
Announcement of the population of
nearly all the big cities of the United
States, according to the late census is
now being made, but Lakeview's popu
lation has not yel been given out.
The progressive nations of the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food well digested gives strength.
If you cannot digest all you eat, you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
what you eat. You need not diet your
self. It contains all of the digestants
combined with the best known tonics
and reconstructives. It will even digest
all classes of foods in a bottle. No other
preparation will do this. It instantly
relieves and quickly cures all stomach
troubles. Lakeview Drug Co.
For Sale A tract in South Lakeview,
containing 3 acres; 2 acres in alfalfa
fine stand ; acre n various kinds of
fruit; Owner has first water right from
Deadman Canyon. Fine residence lots.
A bargain. Enquire at this office. 38tf