THE CHEWAUCAN P05T."
Such is the name of a nix-column
weekly newspaper to be established at
Paisley, this county, by C. 0. Metiker
of Lakeview. Mr. Mettker haa ordered
his plant from the Pacific Statea Type
Foundry in San Francisco, and it will be
hipped to Termo within the week. We
understand that the people o( Paisley
and Northern Lake couuty take kindly
to Mr. Mctakcr'a venture and will give
it excellent support. While Paisley is
a small town for a newspaper, still there
hare been many incidents within the
writer's knowledge where newspaper
ventures have succeeded in smaller com
munities than Paisley, and with the
combined patronage of a crowing busl
ness towu and that of auxiliaries in the
north communities of Summer Lake
and Silver Lake there should be no
doubt of the success of "The Chewau
can Post" from the start. When the
people of Pa if ley and Summer Lake and
Silver Lake become enthused on any
proposition there is no stemming the
tide of their enthusiasm, for they are
warin-blooded people. Mr. Mettker
should congratulate himself upon his
good fortune in falling into the hands
of such people, and the Examiner fears
no contradiction when it says that con
gratulutions should be mutual. We
shall again refer to "The Chewaucan
I osl upon receipt ol its initial num
ber.
"Spelling Bees."
Last Friday night the Coggswell Creek
and Crane Creek schools were pitted
one against the other in a spelling
match, at the latter school house, and
Miss Alice McGrath carried off the hon
ors for Cygswell Creek. This is the
second match and each school has a
victory to its credit. The champion
ship match will be held on Friday, De
cember 21. This friendly rivalry be
tween two district schools is interesting
and instructive as well as commendable.
All the people of both districts, take an
active internet in the matches and much
enthusiasm is manifested.
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LOCAL
PICK-UPS.
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Club Dane Saturday night.
Kead advertisement of Dunlap A
Thruston.
Surprise Valley sends chickens to the
Reno maiket.
ISABEL M. WIIORTOX.
MBIV-lMtMl M. Notion (n taahrt M.
Orori ), born In SI, Iron County, ('alitor
til, May XI. IMA; died In l.ainvirw, Or
on, ttvcriutar . isou. (Yraka, Cat., and
Hi(in and Cottage llrova, Ur 'rra
plratw copy.)
Moving Pictures.
The E'lison Kinetiscope Company will
give one of their up-to-date moving pic
ture entertainments in Lakeview Opera
House on Moday, Decemler 17th.
Don't inif-s this chance of a lifetime to
see the latest invention of the Wizard
Edison. It brings the streets of foreign
cities and the battles and privations of
our soldiers before you so realistically
that you imagine you hear the bustle oi
trade and commerce and the dying
shriek of our bovs in blue as they go
down in death before the withering vol
leys ot the enemy.
Moral, clean, charming and endorsed
bv the rlergy and all who see it. An
hour and a half and nothing to offend
the taste of the most lastidious.
Oranges at The Monogram.
Raisins, currants, citron, etc., at H.C.
Rothe A Co.'s.
Modoc county had $310 left over' from
the late fair.
Mask (tall at the opera house Christ
mas night.
W. A. Wilshire returned from Port
land last Saturday.
China Sam is conducting a bakery in
connection with his restaurant.
Wilson Heaters are red-hot sellers, at
Bernard A Son's. 47-8
Dick Husill is to furnish the costumes
for the Christmas Mask ball at Alturas.
Born At Davis Creek, Nov. 10, liH)0,
to the wife of J. M. Kirkpatrick, a son.
Corn meal, Germeal, Holled Wheat,
etc., at II. C. Hothe A Co.'s.
The Reno papers insist that the rail
road will be extended to Lakeview next
year.
Daisy Williams has Ieen divorced
from Marion Williams in the Klamath
court.
Ion't forget the Club dance at the
opera house Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartxog wereSatur
day visitors in Lakeview from New Pine
Creek.
Ahlstrom Bros, have a handsome new
cash register a beauty as well as a con
venience.
Morris Wingfield has about 50 tons of
hay for sale at the stack or delivered in
town. 4.t-2
Alturas is now sure of a creamery, the
Btock having all been taken up to the
amount of $4,000.
Will McKee and family have returned
from Crooked Creek and will reside in
Lakeview for the winter.
A gixxl stock of stoves, tinware, agate
ware, etc., to select from, at Ber
nard's. , 47-3
Frank Barnes has moved his family
into the Turpiu residence, recently
vacated by Judge Toniiingsen.
The mills of the Terry Lumber Com
pany at Round .Mountain, Cal., cut this
season 12.1S0,0OO feet of lumber.
The old church bell in the belfry
tolled again last Sunday.
Its mournful notes told the saii tale
over again said in the dumb languago
that another loved one had crossed the
dark river that separates life and eter
nity. And then the funeral cortege slowly
moved from the door of a sorrowful and
blighted home to halt at the church
steps, thence to the city of the dead,
there to dejxw.lt liencath " the low green
tent" the cold, dead iorm ot a beloved
a ile and mother.
Int thou art to tluat ri'lurnrlh.
It was not unexectcd; it was no sur
prise, when on Saturday morning lust a
8 o'clock the announcement wa made
that Belle Whorton was dead. Her
friends had exected to hear the sad
words at any moment, and were pre
pared. Conscious to the last, and, fully
aware that she was about to Iw mini'
nioned to solve the mysteries of death,
she said a few parting words to the dear
ones alxnit her, and then went to sleep
t lie eternal sleep "that knows no
WHking."
ai i lie cnurcu me gooti man win-so
duty called him to say the last few words
for the departing spirit and a prayer for
the salvation of the soul, feelingly re
ferred to her last hours of life joyful
hours to her in which she had found
Christ, and seemingly died in happiness.
Isabel M. Whorton was the beloved
wife of Manly Whorton, sister of John
O. (leorge and mother of (Seorgie Whor
ton of I-akcvicw. Besides these rela
tives she has brothers, Carlton, Frank
and Al. George; sisters, Mrs. Rose. Pool,
Mrs. Sahra Wise of Siskiyou county , Cal.,
and Mrs. I-otlie Heed of San Francisco.
And, amidst the pines of Siskiyou, uu
aged, gray-haired mother weeps in sor
row over her lost darling weeps with
the heurlbiirns and sorrow that only a
mother can feel.
Deceased came to Lukevew from Sis
kiyou county in lsCi. on Octoiier .,
lHS'.l, she became the wife o Manly
Whort'in. From this union there were
two children, one little son who has
gone before," and the remains of the
mother were buried hy the side of her
child. Rev. C. W. ICavmoiid of the
Methodist Church otliciated at the fil-
neral and delivered a most impressive.
sermon on "iteatii. ill text was ai
We were too late
For Kail trudo, and in coiiHcquciico havo
inoro goods to dispose of beforo Spring
than wo anticipated.
The Goods must be sold
Wo cannot alTord to hold thorn over.
Our energies are bent these days towards
the reduction of stock. Price I the
lever and will help us dispose of the goods
before the season is over.
In every department you will fi fit special
value.
Come here ami
cost you nothing to
(toods can be bom
get Trices. It will
find out wiiut (iood
i . i
i"lit lor. mm will lie n
saving on every dollar you have to spend.
A. M. SMITH Proprietor-
Under the new management this
mill is now prepared to furnish
customers with the best of
Flour, Bran, Shorts.
Corn meal, Germea.
and is paving highest price for grain
Lulu Snider-Johnson.
Mrs. Lulu Snider Johnson, formerly
Miss Lulu Snider of Lakeview, appeared
at the Elks Memorial Session in Fort
Wayne, Indiana, on December 1st, in
the solo "Mv Redeemer," by Burk.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel, in reporting
the program of the Elks Memorial Ses
sion, says that "Mrs. Johnson was a
surprise. Her clear, melodious voice
completely filled the Temple, and her I i,,!.,. ur;iMM f i ,..:,,
ciub dance at the ora house next i ,.,.,.. h toi.i f the three classes ! A Orders Promptly Filled. Try the New Management, &
of death which come to human livings J v k A
the horrible death of the blasphemer ; iiVy'Sy' Wkf
who cursed God in life and waited until!
his dying moments before seeking salva
tion; the ilealh of the one wlioiiveiln!
moral lite but, owing to circumstances
l V
clean phrasing, perfect modulation and
c harming expression showed at once ex
cellent rative talent and careful training
and studv."
Lakeshore Lodge No. 77, D. of H.
Lakeshore Lodge No. 77, Degree of
Honor, A. 0. U. W., of Laleview, elec
ted officers on the evening of December
fi, l!sK), as follows:
Pan Chief of Honor Mm. Anna M. Neilon
Chief of Honor Jlr,. Fannin iturrui
I.aly of Honor Mtss I.iilu Matucll
Chief of i Vreinimie Mrs. Anna Sherlock
Keeord-r Mlu Mae Snider
Financier Mn. Vina C. () . smith
Receiver Mr. A'Mio Harvey
'her Mrs. Estella IJnnlap
Inner Watch Minn Pearl Hurrim
(Miter Watch Mr. AtMIe Amitr
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.-uiiiruay nigni. iw sure ami aiu nii lor 1
a gissl time is assured, j
Raymond Green, typo on the Hustler, j
is able to be alsmt town after a very ;
serious illness, lasting several weeks. j
Bead the new adeerti-ement of J. s. '
Field in this issue, fie is telling you
something that will prove interesting if
you try it. J
Call and see those new Royal Sewing1
Machines at Bernard's. They are sold j
on a ten-year guarantee at popular!
prices. 47 15 j
Oliver Briles, son of Mr. and Mrs.
is recover-1
ing from a dangerous attack of typhoid
fever and pneumonia.
It's immense! It's a grand downfall
in prices in Lakeview in that beautiful
line of Capes. Jackets and Skirts at (no.
H. Ay res A Co's.
Hev. L. K. Henderson of Lake City,
and Bv. Spoon, formerly of Lakeview,
are assisting Kev. (iritlith of Klamath
in a revival at I'oe Valley.
China Sam has opened a new restaur
ant next to the Brewery Saloon, where
can be had a fine meal at anv time, day
or night. Fresh oysters, nice juicy steaks
and turkey dinners. 48-ltn
F.ugene Kde ami bride have returned
from their honeymoon trip to Reno.
surrounding that life, was not induced
to seek tisl until the last hour the
"deathbed reeutance ;" and the death
on the Cross at Calvary. The minister
said many tender things regarding the j
life of Belle W horton, and many in that
crowded church were moved to tears. I
She was a good woman, and, while!
death removes her from this sphere, she
leaves Udniid numerous friends who
I w ill drop silent tears in memory of one :
: they loved ill life. The husband and 1
little sou, the mother, the brothers and I
sisters, and, lastly, the Venerable father- i
inlaw and mother-in-law, who loved
her as their ow n child, have the deep I
sympathy of the community. j
Everybody likes a good
meal and all know Sib
THE
She superintend all o
the COOKINU herself
EXCHANGE
CTS.
Go there for a Tine Meal
5peclal Inducement of
fered for board by the
week or by the month
SIB MARBER, Proprietress
Alain St., Lakeview
Door north of Coulter A Co's Meat rtarktt
Degree of Honor Resolutions.
Card of Tliankn.
The undersigned hereby tender the
heartfelt thanks of themselves and
families for the kindly expressions of
sympathy and deeds of friendship, at the
hands of the good people of Lakeview,
in their recent sorrow arid trouble, the
illness and death of beloved wife and
fcister. The acts of friendship and
neighborly kindness will ever remain a
pleasant memory. Manly Whoutov.
Joit.v .O Okohok.
j They have arranged to go to housekeep
ing and will rebide at Crooked Creek.
School Report.
Following is the report of the Crooked
Creek school, District Xo. 9, for the
month ending November 30, 1900:
Number of days taught 18
Numlier of pupils enrolled 11
Average daily attendance B
Pupils whose names were placed on
the roll of honor: Iva and Kdwin
Jienefiel. Alma G. Johkho.y, Teacher.
Select Your Continues
Miss Ella Rehart is now taking orders
for masquerade costumes, and those
w ho are going to attend the mask ball
in Lakeview on Christmas night should
make their selections from the catalogue
at once, as the costumes will be sent for
M'ithin a few days in order to have them
liere ou time. All ttylea and prices.
Since (iol in his Infinite Ooislness and ,
Wisdom has seen fit to remove from our J
midst our Beloved Sister, Fiiiinio T011
ningsen, we, the members of Lakeshoro '
Lodge, No. 77, D. of JL, A. O. I'. W.,
most deeply deplore our loss, and offer
to the grief stricken family our sincere
1 sympathies, hoping they may find coli-
I lw... f Ilm, "u I,,. .L...I I, nil ll.imJ
Now for the grand mask hall at Lake-1 WrJ "
view' on Christmas night. Order your I I,,' our submission to the will of fiod
costumes from Miss Klla Rehart, at the I u mltM,t a loss irreparable. Sister
residence of Mrs. J.K. Mcl.arrey. Select .-aimj Toniiingsen was a most active
from a big catalogue, all styled and prices. , MII), worlny member, having served hs
Lee Thomas, the woolgrower, came in ! f r"1' 0 l!iU """iMon of our
,' , ' , ' Idge. To her is al 10 due the honor of
from Warner last Monday. Mr. Thomas ( ,iavilll Kjven our j) ilH beautiful
recently purchased the interest cf his name.
partner, Henry Lofftus, in 1500 lambs, j The home is bereft of a loving w ife
niiil injttliir ilm IjsIl'4 (if ii unrt h v Hilt I
f p- W W I'atririfin i tut in fuuliwiii. ' 11 . t
WHEN YOU
S. W. I'epperdine,
able milliner of Alturas, has returned to
her home from San F'rancisco with a
large stock of latest styles in milinery.
The closing out below cost of those ele
gant Jackets, Capes and Skirts at Geo.
II. Ayres & Co's. commences today.
Call and make your selections early.
It's an elegant line, and no mistake.
The 0-year old son of W. II. Ddrvm
ple, the carpenter, arrived here last
Sunday from KIkhorn, Wisconsin. The
youth made the journey unaccompanied.
Ahlstrom Bros, are daily securing new
holiday attractions by stage. Yesterday
a large numlier of new articles were re
ceivedbeautiful articles for Christmas.
Something nobby and appropriate for
the ladies to select as a Christinas gift
to gentleman friends. Just unpacked;
call and see them.
dutiful member and ihe community of
an honored ami respecter citizen. May
lier virtues le emulated by all our bo
loved members.
II.. I. ...... I C:i...u n,.l I'p.l l.,.ru luu
we so live that when the Dread Messeu- S
ger calls for each of us it may be said of , 5
us, as of our Dear Sister she hath lived
well may she rest in peace.
Anna D. Siikklock, j
Maky E. S.iuku, V Committee.
J.C. Olivkii, )
ALL THE 0001) BAR
GAINS OFFERED YOU
ON WATER ST., JUST
CALL DOWN ON MAIN
ST., AND SEE WHAT
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Card of Thanks.
Charles Toiiningseu desires, through
the columns of The Kxaminer, to ex
press his sincere and heartfelt thanks to
the many gxl people in Lakeview w ho
so kindly assisted him and his family
during their recent sad bereavement, oc
casioned by the illness and death of the
beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Fanny
Toniiingsen,
AND GOODS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES . . . .