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NOTES OF THE WEEK.
THE ENTERTAINMENT.
Fun and Pleasure for Everybody at the Opera
House Next Saturday livening. .
What promises to le an entertain
ment of high merit will In fivi'ii under
the auspicies of the Ladies' Aid of the
M. E. Church, next Saturday evening,
Oct. 13, at the era house. Among
the pleading features of the program
will he 4 'Songs of Seven; a vocal duet by
Misses Mae Miller and Mae Snider; a
quartette of vocalists in the latest soiig ;
Mine. Zereda. the original famous
fortune teller from San Franri-co, who
will unfold your futu-e for a small pit
tance: The Cake walk w it li the follow
ing well known Hoph in motion: Mr.
Smith and Mr.-. Allen, Mr. Beach ami
Mr. Bieber. Mr. Liw'ht and Mi-s Miller,
Mr. Schlagcl and Mis Phelps. Mr. Mc
Garrey ami Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Bieler
and Mrs. Miller.
Judge Benson will he master of c re
monies, and Col. Cogswell. Mr. A. S.
Hammond, and Mr. .1. E. Raker will be
judge of the cake walk, and will award
the rake to the winning couple.
There will he candy and refreshment
liooths in various parts of the house
The admission fee will I kj ''J and 25
cent and the refreshments after the
entertainment will le. tree.
Everybody is cordially invited. There
will he fun and entei tainment for all.
IN MEMOKIAM.
Htl.f. OP I.AKFVXrt'V 1 ')ir. Sn.Kl.l
I. . . I'.. ct )b..r s. iio. i
Attain has the Au"l of Death viitfl o ir
mi'lst an I oar Brother, Past Jranl William .
MorlfV. has ft'.'fu li f s victim.
In t n untimely 1 hum- oi our i -arty b!ove'l
Hrother vt are reminle.l Hint in t'w iiii'i r
trinty f I.i f.-, t li hope of Immoitalify tau.-ht
by our Noble Orrier, will nil us m l by it
example also his stricken family, in b. uriti;; 1 1 j e
burili-ii of grief with pulieneo Hint fr! mni .
Th sympathy we exteu I to hi .if ?el
chiiiren, to i i h parents ami to his o hr ' i
tjv'., is sincere atul from our inmost heari.
To fiilary upon the loss MiMaineM by in a I.
as members of the same Hrotherhoo 1 an ! f f i
th community in which he has by his vir
tuous and manly life s endeap'ti himtM-lf,
would b addinir but ner laurels totlie wreath,
w hi'-h he assuredly w-ars in hid crown of ever
lasting life.
Itathcr let us emulate his example and so
live that, when our time of d"parture comes,
our survivors shall say of ug as we do of him.
our Urother and friend has paid the debt of
nature. May he rest in r-aee.
S. F. AHLSTKOM.)
IIARKY RAII.KY, fommitiee.
W. J. MOOKE, )
Shoes, felt slippers, etc., just received,
hy II. Clothe & Co.
The following named attorneys from
outside places are in court this week
trying cases Inifore Judge II. L. Benson :
District Attorney A. E. Rcames and
Judge Neil, Jacksonville ; B. II. Beekman,
L. R. Webster, C. A. Cogswell and Frank
Schlagel, Portland ; J. C. Rutenie, Klam
ath Falls; A. S. Hammond, Med ford;
Judge Spencer and John E. Baker, Sus
anville and Alturas.
George Hankins returned this week
from Prineville. While in Crook county
he purchased from Allen & Lafollett 147
head of Delaine bucks (0 for himself
and the remainder for W. A. and T. H.
Sherlock. The Delaine breed are fine
wool producers, but aro not so largo as
the Ramboulettes. Hankins also made
a purchase of a five-year-old registered
Durham bull a very fine animal weigh
ing 2,000 pounds from the Baldwin
Sheep and Lamb Company of Crook
county. George proposes to have the
best st rains in his cattle as well as
sheep.
nUcellaneoua Job Lots of News Picked up by
the Reporter on the Run.
Mrs. Win. Morley has sufTered a re
lapse and is again dangerously ill.
See detn black folks walking for dat
cake at the opera house Saturday even
ing. Clarence' Harris, prominent stockman
from Summer Lake, is attending court
this, week.
The many friends of Zac Whitworth
w ill regret to learn that he is dangerous
ly ill with pneumonia.
M. P. Barry, poet ot the rim rock, was
greeting his friend in town with that
"same old smile" for a few days during
the week.
Twentv-live vard of calico lor f 1.00,
at H. C.'Botl.H & Co.
Charlie Sessions was here this week
from A lei doing jury dutv. Charlie
sa the woods are full of Republican
in his section.
Adin won two out of three of the
series of hall games at Alturas last week.
Alturas took the second game but lost
lirst and third
Try a Uittle of Riehvr' pi -k lew.
You'll never buy any other kind after
the fust trial.
iu SchrMler, Ix-Aseisor W. B.
Barnes. Ralph and Fred Foster, all
prominent stockmen f the rorthern
valleys were among the vi-itnr here
this weei .
ay, you'll miss the fun of the reason
if on don't seethe dit inunUhed "so
ciety take-walkers" at the opera house
Saturday evening.
Table spreads, the finest in the mar
ket, at H. C. Rothe o.
Heryford Bros, this we-k sold nlHtut
5HH heef cattle to agents of 1 mi- (ier
her of Klamath and Swauson & Son of
Sacrament). The cattle nil! le deliv
ered to-day. Price not given.
H. P. Enquist, another extensive
woolgmwer, was noticeable t our
streets ibis week. He is arrai ging to take
hi Hocks to the desert, and believes the
recent sno'v fall reached those winter
quarter. He ays the sheep w ill go to
the desert this winter in fine condition.
Cndahy's soaj 20 bars for $1.00, at
BieUr's.
Dave Edler, one of Lake county's
most extensive woolgrowers was in
Lakeview thi week preparing for
winter life on the desert. Edler says
the recent rains and warm days follow
ing is making the grass grow like magic,
and the sheepmen are correspondingly
happy.
The only genuine Liverpool salt in
Lakeview, at II. C. Rothe k Co.
B. Gormley, a first-class merchant
tailor arrived here last week and is lo
cated in out; corner of The Examiner
office. Mr. (iormerlv comes highly
recommended and will remain here.
He has been busy ever since his arrival.
Call and see his elegant samples and
learn his prices.
Fresh mackerel 2 for 25c, at Bieber's.
Jim Furgeson and little Newt Wood
cock had a "head end" collision last
Monday evening while scorching on
j Mam street, rurgeson was knocked
, unconscious and was seriously cut on
the face and bruised about the body.
He was so seriously injured as to need
i the attention of a physician.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Benton Has Numerous Case to Diipoac
of During; the October Term.
State of Oregon vs. Fred Venator in
dictement lor larceny of a steer, con
tinued. State of Oregon vb. Samuel Combs
and Frank Wilson indictment for lar
ceny of a steer, continued.
State of Oregon vs. Wm. Humphrey
indictment for larceny of a calf, continu
ed. Lakeview Bank vs. W. T. Boyd et al
garnishment of N. P. Tonningsen; mo
tion for substitution, argued and sub
mitted. (ieorge Jones vs, John Maupin ac
tion for money; jury found for plaintiff.
V. Conn v. (erge Conn injunction,
trial set for Oct' 11th.
Cynthia McCall ami W. II. NcCall vs.
Jas. Porter and Josiah Porter injunc
tion ; amended complant filed.
Marion Conley and Annie C. Hough
vs. S. A. I. Porter injunction; demur
rer (first cause) confessed, amended
complaint filed.
(?. II. Small vs. Elmer D. Lutz uit
in equity; set for trial Oct. 13th.
Maud I Anderson vs. Thos. Anderson
nit for divorce ; default, referred to
J. C. Rutenic.
Warner Valley Stock Company vs.
P.E.Taylor suit for injunction; dis
missed n motion of plaintiff.
P. (. Chrisman vs. I. M. West, et al
seit in equity; default, decree forclos
ure granted.
French (ilenn Live Stock Company
vs. N. Fine, Harrv Riggs, I). R. Jones,
Jr., Ed. Iaird, Warren Laird and L. I).
Kirk, dismissed on plaintiff's motion at
p'aint ifl'rf cost.
Margaret J. Wallace vs. W. H. Blur
ton - suit in equity for an injunction;
i for trial Oct. lbth.
Mary A. Barnes vs. Arthur Barnes "
suit for divorce; passed for service.
Take Notice.
All ta-rsons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Harris & Sub
lette are requested to settle with F. E.
Harris, a all accounts of the firm have
been turned over to him for collection.
F. E. Harris
S. R. SCRLETTE
Lakeview, Or.,' Oct. 10, 1900. 40-3
Mitchell Bros, of Klamath have pur
chased about 700 head of stock cattle in
Ooose Lake valley during the past two
weeks. This vallev on the south is
t fairlv well cleaned up of cattle now. D.
II. li;iii.u Bum uuuut iirvr ucitu, riauiiv
Duke 50, S. J. Studley 200, Cordell
Thurston 150 and others in small num
bers. Mitchelll started the cattle for
Klamath last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson return
ed i'ast Thursday morning from California
and will make Lakeview their home
again. They are welcomed back home
by a large circle of friends in Lake
county.
Wm. Hough, Ex-Commissioner of
Lake county, accompanied by his ami
able wife aro in Lakeview this week
from Silver Lake. Mr. Hough is here
to attend court.
Born At Ft. Bidwell, Cal. Oct. 7,
1900, to the wife of Fred Schadler, an
8-lb. son.
Chas. Alexander, son-in-lpw of H. C.
Wilson, at one time stock king of War
ner, died at Ft. Bidwell on the 4th inst.