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jOntv uiiu peo Alio x J.aiiiiiiriuit pu ci
press ran.
James C. Blaisdeli left for BIy last
week on business.
Enos McDonald is building a. new
residence near Paisley.
El Comandante cigars and ice cold A
B. C. beer at Post & King's. 23
Choice residence lots for sale. En
quire at The Examiner office. 28 tf
Raymond Green arrived last week to
take a "sit" in the Rustler office.
Miss Lillie Burrus is acting in the ca
pacity of deputy county cierk during
the circuit Court session.
Drink nothing but Jesse Moore whisky
and you'll always be happy. On sale at
Wborton & Fitzpatrick's. 33-tf
Hays McCall, prominent woolgrower
of the Silver Lake section, was in town
last week, attending court.
"Little Billy Judge Cole,"
bailiff of the circuit court,
the
has
swell
been
much in evidence this week.
To prevent, consumption quickly cure
throat and lung troubles with One Min
ute Cough Cure. Lakeview Drug Co.
Mrs. Robt. Hartin and little son have
returned from Reno and are now visiting
Mrs. Hartin's parents at Summer Lake.
DeWitt's Little Early
Kisers are
nt, powerful.!
iriewDrug Co. i
DroniDt. palatable, pleasa
purifying little pills. Lakeview Drug
"When taken at the proper time a
little J'esso Moore "AA" whiskey will
prevent a cold. Geo. Jammerthal, sole
agent.
Louie Enquist will leave this week
for San Francisco to enjoy himself dur
ing the winter. lie will return in the
spring.
You never have a head in the morn
ing from drinking Jesse Moore "AA"
whiskey. Try it. Geo. Jammerthal,
sole agent.
Post & Kins lost a big stock in the fire
but they have another just as good. Fine
liquors and cigars ; A. IS. L. beer
the opera house.
Under
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W. M; Thome has taken up 320 acres
of land in Windy Hollow and the
water rights to that range. This is said
to be a fine range. v
You don't want to forget that Post & eyening of last week, and is in attend
ing the popular dispensers, are still in Rnce at the drcuU court ftg 8tenographer.
Kinn
it. They are under the opera
Call and see them.
bolide
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The Whiskey that, touches the right
spot every time is Jesse Moore ; to be
had from all first-class dealers. Geo.
Jammerthal, bole agent.
Ole Sunstrora, the woolgrower, was in
town last week, tie will soon move
his sheep onto the desert, and Plush
w ill be hia headquarters.
f'EIi" restaurant, next door, to Whorr
ton & Fitzpafriek's; tine meals by day, i
week or month. -Everybody knows Eli,
the lamous chef, uive Dim a call, .'s-oin i
Mr. and Mrs. Peters, of Cedarville,
came over last week and went to the j
CrooKed UreeK sawmill lor a lew uays
visit with their daughter Mrs. E. E.
Rinehart.
Perry McDaniel was iii town last week i
and left Tuesday with his nephew,
Manta McDaniel, for Grants Pass.
Perry's mother ia quite ill at that place.
He will winter his 5U0 sheep with Dave
Groves' band at Cedarville.
For Sale A tract in South Lakeview,
containing 3 acres; 2g acres in alfalfa
fiueBtand; acre in various kinds of
fruit. Owner has first water right from
Deadman Canyon. Fine residence lots.
A bargain. Enquire at this office. 33tf
MeElhinney's colt John R. started at
the .Alturas fair, but was with ex
perienced horses and failed to take any
measures. Horsemen eay John R. has
epeed, to get to the front of a whole lot
of good horses, but that he's a bad actor.
William Farrell of Summer Lake was
in town last week on business. He in
tends leaving for Oakland, Cal., in a
few days on important business, and
from there may go East. He is order
ing The Examiner to follow him wher
ever be goes.
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V. CONN THE PAISLEY MERCHANT. !
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Purity Lard at Bieber's.
Hon- do you like us in our new make
np?
Save your poles. Buy your shoes at
Ahlstrom Bros.
Overcoats, heavy and medium weight,
at II. C. Rot he &Co.'s
I For Sale A "Krell" Piano. For pa r
! ticulars enquire of J. Frankl. 41 2t
Farnum. Harris has an elegant stock of
everything in the furniture line.
You'r not so warm Get an overcoat
at Ahlstroua Bros. Fine quality. Styl
ish. Hotchkiss and Leman started 100 head
of horses from here last Monday enroute
toChico Cal. A
25 yards of calico for $1.00, such as
other stores sell vou aUl4 yards for f 1.00.
II. C. Rothe & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bennett, and
daughter and Joe Morrow were in from
Warner last week. ,
Mrs. A. E. Reames of Jacksonville,
wife of District Attorney Reames, was
in Lakeview last week.
j A brick addition, adjoining the new
I hotel building on the west, has been
! completed for a kitchen.
! Say, if you don't think Field is in it
! for "vtri'(lnts. boots, shoes and hand-
8ome neckwear, just call, ana ee him.
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Le,,l yourself a helping hand. Get a
I rir of hue cloves at the JUonouram
Gloves of all kind9 for ladies and gents.
No other pills can equal DeWitt's
Little Early Risers for promptness, cer
tainty and efficiency. Lakeview Drug
Co. '
Mrs. Etta Miller, of Sacramento,
arrived Tuesday of last week and will
spend the winter with her friend, Mrs.
J. E. McGarrey.
The Examiner cordially invites its
friends from all over the county to call
while visiting town. We will alwayfc be
glad to see you.
Stillman's Restaurant has been re
moved to Main street, in the building
formerty occupied by E. C. Sthkel. Go
there for a first-class rueal.
Miss May Lighty, the talented eiutor
of the Alturas New Era, arrived Tuesday
The best method of cleansing the
liver is the use of the, famous little pills
; known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
' Easy to take. Never gripe. Lakeview
Drug Co.
I Wayman Withers of Paisley was here
several days during the . past week.
: The young man intends to open a variety
i rstnru at-. I'hikI.'V and has ordered his
I stock. -V
This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account ot the croup. It is
quicklv cured bv One Minute Cough
(jure, which children like to take. Luke-
view Drug Co.
Joe Howard, the Drew's valley stock
man, was in Lakeview last Thursday.
He sold and delivered last week 145
head of beef cattle to Mitchell df
U . .o (.-aua an) Atu
UIUUIM.H 1 1. v fcMM - - - 3 -. - ' ' ' ,
for cows.
' Torturing skirr eruptions, burns and
sores are soothed at once and promptly
hesled by applying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the best known cure for
piles. Beware of worthless counter
feits. Lpkeview Drug Co.
Wo want enough additional subscrib
ers to make the 1,200 before January 1,
1901. Will you help swell the list ?
Now is the time to subscribe with the
first issue of the enlarged paper only
two dollars per year.
Feelings ot safety 'pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. It is infallible for
coughs, colds, croup and all throat and
lung troubles. . It will prevent consump
tion. Lakeview Drug Co. '
A pretty folder has just been turned
out of The Examiner . job department
for Rev. Frank Thompson, the Evanae
list. If you need any work in this line
The Examiner can furnish it neatly and
mechanically.
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RACJE
EVENTS
A Fine Program and Some Rare SportThere
Were Oregon Sprinter In Front.
The Examiner had the following sum
mary of the Alturaa races arranged for
last week, but among other Interesting
matter .it was crowded out:
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MONDAY
let. Running, )mile for 2-year-olds-purse
$00 ; 3 entries, , Reta Sinfax won,
Red Rose 2d ; time 55.
2d. Special running, mile, ftee
for all purse $(0 ; 3 entries, Alexander
won, Baleric 2d ; time 3G)j.
3d. Running, mile, cow boy
purse$;"0;6 entries, Kirkwood won,
Cyclone 2d, J. D, 3d." Winner sold in
the field.
TW8DAY
1st. Puinning, dash-purso $75;
6 entries, J. Porter won, Kirkwood 2d,
Cyclone 3d ; time 31.
2d. Running, dash, free for all
purse $100; 3 entries,' Alexander won,
Gargo 2d, John R. 3d ; time 1 :23.
Lamar, entered by Klamath Indians,
won the pony race1 and $50 purse.
WEDNESDAY.
1st. Running, ?a dash puree $75; 5
entries, Cyclone won, 'Bell Connor close
second.
2d. Special, running, dash purse
$100; 3 entries, Baleric won, Alexander
2d, Gargo 3d. '
tiiursdXy.
1st. Running, ?8 dash pure $75;
7 entries, Jim Porters won, Yellow Dab
2d.
2d. Running, 1) dash, free for all
purse $125 ; 3 entries, Tornado, (owned
by Mark Guillmnis) won, Gargo 2d,
John R. 3d. ' : C
.3d. Running, dash heats, 3 en
tries Bell Connor won, Cyclone 2d, jn
both heats.
,'VrmAY.
1st. Trotting, nifle lieats, 2 in 33
entries : Capt. Jack won ; Crescent sec
ond. Purse $150. i
2d. Running, ?b dash, 3 entries
Halaric won, Alexander 2d, Pay Car 3d.
Purse $75. Time 30.
3d. Running, J4 heat races, 3 entries,
Bell Connor won, Cyclone 2d, Judge
3d. Time first heat i'lo, second heat
:27. Purse $75.
SATURDAY.
1st. Running, IJ4 mile dash; 3 en
tiries Tornado (Lakeview horse) won,
Alexander 2d, John R. 3d. Time 2:22
Purse $125.
2d. Running, dash, handicap; 3 en
tries Gargo won, Baleric 2d, Pay Car
3d. Time 1:00. Purse $75.
For Sale or Uxclianjfe
Farm and timber land in Lewis county,
Washington, for Lakeview or Lake coun
ty property. Enquire at this office for
description of property. . 27-3m
Notice.
All those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the undersigned will confer -a favor
by settling their accounts on or before
October 31. 1900. It will save costs.
J f HAMKti
Lakeview. Or., Oct. 1, 1900. S9-4t
ECS " "
Ladies' and Misses' Wraps
Fur Collaretts and Capes
Ladies' wool Shirt Waists
Ladies' Dressing Sacques
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Ladies' Ramoras
Ladies' Gowns
Go to C. U. SNIDER'S...
,twi"rt Watch Us
Watching: You
We Know Just
We have Good s that Can
not be found elsewhere in
1 Ahlstrom Bro's
TYPHOID FEVER CURE
Another Lake County Citizen Twtlflea to the
v 'Herlts of the Fleet ropulso Remedy.
Mr. J. C. Harvey, a prominent West
Side farmer, was in Lakeview a few days
ago, and reported everything flourishing
on his side of the lake ho coming al
falfa and- grain producing section of
LHke county. Mr. Harvey raised
several kinds of grain this season and
has a fine stand of einall acreage in al
falfa 01. dry land, upon which he pas
tures his calves and a few head ofsheep.
This alfalfa on dry land not a drop of
irrigation except what Nature furnishes
is an Indication of what the West
Side can du. ,
Mr. Harvey had not been feeling .well
for eomo time prior to the day an Ex
aminer representative met him ; in fact
he ha been troubled with lame buck
ever since he was a boy. At times he is
incapacitated, so severe is the attack.
But he is feeling flue now, and says the
Elcctropoiso is what saved him many
days and nights of pain and misery.
Mr. Little' advised him to try the Elec
tropoise and after three days, so satis
factory was the result, Mr. Harvey
purchased the little instrument.' He
now has two in his family, and believes
that by constant use ho would become
permanently cured. At the time he
first used the Electropoiso he could not
move in bed. " He was out at work three
days thereafter,
" It may seein scarcely credible,"
said Mr. Harvey, "but it is a fact that
my wife had typhoid fever and is only
now fully recovering, and the Electro
poise was nsed on her with the result
that she was cured without a drop of
medicine or the attention of a physician.
She ia now using it for catarrh with ex
cellent results. ,
TO CURB A COLD IN ONR DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signs
tare is oa each box. 25c. 38-lyr
ALL THE TIME
What You Want
STYLE & FINISH 1
The Monogram
ON THE "BLACK LIST"
What Appeari to be Syitemmatlc Practice
of Petit Larceny In Vogue In Eakevlew.
Look out for your loose property.
There are sneak thieves in Lakeview
who would steal the shoes off your feet
if they could get a chance. "We regret
to make this statement but it is a fact
nevertheless, and the nefarious work
has been practiced frequently since tho
big ne in May. Carpenters' tools,
various articles about residences, wagon
sheets and many things of more or less
value have been taken of late, ihero
are some jeople who ore 011 the lookout
for those bold thieves, and it will bo no
surprise to learn (f somebody getting 11
load of lead in his anatomy one of theso
fine moonlight nights. It is well known
that during the progress of tho firo on
the night of May 22d robbery and petit
larceny were practiced by wholesale, and
has been .systematically continued since.
Only last week a townsman recognized
a coat and vest belonging to him, which'
he lost during the excitement inci
dent to the fire, and which he tmppoVcd
had been consumed. Tho garments
were adorning the sylph-like form of a
man about town.
Lot every man in town become a self
appointed detective, and it will not bo
long until this petit larceny business ia
stamped out in Lakeview by bringing
the guilty parties to justice. It might
not be divulging a closely-guarded offi
cial secret instating than ono or two
parties are already "spotted" and are
on the "black list," and that there is a
possibility of a big surprise in store for
the people of this town in the near
future. It might also be well to remind
some people who pose as the acme of
virtue that it has not been many years
since Judge Lynch was a prominent
character in Lakeview, and that some
ol our residents have not forgotten how
to use the tar brush and feathers.
Ladies' misses' and children's under
wear, of all sizes, at II. 0. Rothe & Co.'.
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