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I HE TWENTIETH
CENTURY
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Jch Jonea is over
K.I. Franklin has iiruv.! up on hia
kind iur 1vi Crvvk.
Hii-ycle, at The MoiiKram.
Al Mi'Dnwell was in from Warner this
eek on land ImsineM.
l'hil Lyneh, wuoljjrower, was over
from Warner last week.
A large nowr! merit of Uieycleiiuiulries
l The Monogram.
Grads feil cattle are coming into the
tuurket in California for beef.
We learn that the fall sown grain in
Uooce Lake valley is looking very tine.
Bernard A Son are doing a lively lmei
ae8 in the wagon and novo line.
Charlie Sherlock lian returned from
an extended business trip to Modm1.
Geo. II. Bailey, the stink hnyer, is in
Moxluc looking for the purchase of cattle.
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I'av your electric light hilU Ix'fore
May 5th, at Reynolds' 8'ore. 17 1
Miss Grace Hinehart of Cedarville
lias gone to San Francisco for Medical
treatment.
Mrs. Dora Dewey, wife of Dr. Dewey
iiie dentist, has recovered from a recent
prions illnss.
The Lakeview Brewery is advertised
in this issue. Kead the announcement.
We regret to learn of the serious ill
ne, with pneumonia, of J. C Oliver,
r-titor of the Kustler.
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The tieveiity-ninth anniversary of the
hirtli of General Grant was celebrated
last Saturday April 27th.
Noi-liango in the w ool market since last
week. Terri ory add Western medium,
Hyfltt; line, lliflS; coarse, llitfl-l.
Come to The Monogram ami sit some
of the things amiable for a nice gift.
Dr. O. K. IVinoredt will leave for
points in Klamath county on June 1st.
Dr. Alice Magilton will return from
Portland and U in charge of his otlice
during his absence.
It is authoritatively stated that the
fruit cr ip of the Sacramento valley will
In a failure this year owing to late fronts,
and that the Calilornia grain crop w ill
be light owing to scarcity of rain.
Step into the handsome establishment
of Sehuiim-k A Son and you can tind
m ,. t anything you want and tirst-class
at that. '
Last week Jimmie, the .'t vear old son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Haw kins of Cedar
ville, was knocked dow n by a horse and
buggy, one wheel pas.-ing over him and
breaking the collar lione. New Kra.
J. it. McCullough, the sheephuyer
from Keuo, arrived last Saturday ami is i
preparing to make a big drive from
Crook county. He is accompanied by
E. O'Brien ai.d has pack tiain w ith
him.
NliWTON WOODCOCK.
DIKD In Lakeview, Oregon, April 27,
Newton, beloved son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. WixMlc.u k, agd 12 yea s,
v nioniiis ami i;t .lnv.
The end of thiA young life wasunex
HH'ted. Die sad news fell as a palliiMn
thia community where little "Newt."
was known m well. Saturday morning,
at 3 o'clock, long before the town, throl
biug with the (luickcning life of Spring,
awoke to go at mum its apMinted toil, he
cIosh his eyes on all this cxistcm? had
tiiveii or withheld from him, ami sunk
into the deep slumtsr of death as peace
fully and naturally as a babe falls asleep
on the loving hrcat of its mother.
He was just recovering from an at
tack ol the urn in and was not thought
to b seriously ill nor was he until a
few hours before death. He U-came
suddenly ill on the afternoon preceding
his death, and complained that his head
hurt him. As the hours glided on
toward another day the little patient i
would only complain of bis head, ami
when he died the attending physician I
saitl it was vongestiou of the brsin.
Newt" was an uncommonly bright
boy and a closo (tu.lent. He had studied
hard over his part of the debate, to I
held at the closing day of the school,
Usn the hubject of "Naisdeon," and
had mastered a tine address for one of
his years. The day Itetorc hisdeuthhe
recited the addrers liefore his parents,
and asked them to criticise and tell him
where the faulty parts were. Next
morning he went I -Wore his Maker to
deliver it.
It has never before Is-en the writer's
experience to witness such universal
sorrow ami lament over the death of a
child. Newt. Woodeisk was loved and
cxievmcd by all who knew him. At
home, on the street, in the sfhool-room
and on the school grounds be was ever
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body wauls .tamp photographs. Mrs. j ""'" w,t1' " """' ""'I courtesy for all
Knox is now prepared to make all Voti ilh w limn lie met. And everv body in
Fine rain Sunday and Monday nights j want, ami .hey are cheap ami g ssl, too. j Lakeview knew him and weie as proud of
nil through Goose I-ike valley and ! Mrs. K. N. Smith left here for Sur- him as w ere his fond and devoted parents,
probably all over thecoiliitv. prise valley last Sunday where she will ; He will be mis-ed in the -.-lie 1 i.nim l,v
See the elegant new late style suits at spend a few weeks visiting her parents I the teachers ; he will be mi-. i d on the
II. S.'hu.iiick S iii's. Xobbv and
price. bi 2
Tl.e N-C-ii vvili mm hi offer to the i.ih
a schedule id excursion rates on its
hue f.r cainj rs and p!eauic seekers.
Henry C. bee! of A-hi.m 1 and Miss
Neiiie 1'. La'.. in of I'ai kel 's Station
were married i:i Asi.ia: d April 21, 1''!.
The hoiiieiie-t pe'-ple ate . iliie: i mi
I an Isoine. i ,et your vMrimis expres-;
inns in s!a;i,!i I'liot iapii- an I e l.o v
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Clai k in
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you look.
Ted Banister, the Pai-Iey
r!dmg young h'tr-es for Ge'.ij
'I i . '. ' : r.'i: t !... in f .r 1 1
M'l'r.
Iie Davie.- :i i- r.-'urned from a li-'.-iiig
tri;j on s;,r,i'in- r.ver. He report
and elijoya!.!.: oi;;i:. and f.iirly r"n,
5ii":es.
I'uni.ip A T:nil-!'ii have the kind of
bicyeii-s oil lead als'i!! the Columbia
I. .unless" ! !,. Il.iitioid. (i . and
s- t belli . 17 2.
.lamer St il ' :i i.tli h.t-' l.in seiioii-ly i!l
i;li pneumonia, but i- now pr..gr-sii:g
iii- elv. The Woodmen oi tin; World arc
aring for him.
Charles Uller and daughter of I'-aker
field, Cab, uere gin-sts at Hotel Lake
view several days .(irin' tin; past week.
Mi. Offer is in the whole-ale cigar busi
ness. Your fashionable Shirt and Co l..r
if ju'.t look well without a fashionable
Netrktie. See the new display al Alii-
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'rior. Mrs. Smith
niil then join her hilshand at L.ikevietv.
New Lia.
I. A. I'resiev, the Sprague Liver
stiK'kinau, was in Lakeview last Satin -day
makii '.' tinal proof before the land
otiici.il. lie as a-'coiupauied by l. S.
Fan a. iii a'tenied as witness in his
land lni-i;ie-.
Wlioiou ,: Smith of "The I'ulace" re
ciiwd lhi week a tine lot (I "wet
goods" and liipiors ol every descriition, J brenkii g of tin'
,-.,,.-tll,L. of Cyrils Nohle. .les-e Moore, ; l,,,l Ihel all I
Kei! igg ami other popular brand.
Mrs. W. il. D.er airiv.d la-t week
iroin s-.e i .liio-nio to join Iht hu-band ,
Aim i- e:, gaged al li'-vine's tonsorial
pailor- Mis. Dyer enjoyed the trip to
La ke lew , a ltd I- m. iii taken Up Willi
tl.!- country.
t "It.ii lii- M .1 ri hi. Lb. Foiled, Arthur
I"oii.-t:, Villi, am Viinent, Guy llain-li,.-,ri
and ( l! i v er ("bail (on vv el e a loony
the I'ii.e I ic eker- vv ho lode the goats In
lite Woodiie-n and Workmen lodges in
Lakc lew la-t Week.
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s. hool grounds by his playmates, he
Alii be-missed on the street l.y Iheleisl
ness man and "man about town."
Many were the leailul ye-at the old
chinch when the good man lit the pulpit
was rei iting Newt's vntin s, u- In-hnle
Im.iIv reclined in the beautilul ta-ki t,
covered wilh (lower just at the loot ot
the altar. 1 here weie many of hi. pl.tv -mati'
theie to hi-ar lite sermon, and
they siHIUed tri ly glleled over the'
ratik the loss of one I
loved. !
ock a- hoi ii iii K launi' h
II- to L-l keVle'.v UI'll hl;
..-rs and t-i-li-i-, a'.oiit
o. The tuner. tl w a- h. Id
o.i-( ( 'hurvh on Miiidav ,
I I lie rln. i- It w a- erow tie. I
Newt. Wood
I all-, and cai
paieii'.s, broli
tin ee j i-it i jig
irom the Mi ll
April 2m h, at, i
With peoj.le. I.IIIV lollowid the le
mains to the eiin-tei v. N uiin-rois hi
tie bov s ami gill rarie-d tl om-is wi.n h
You like t- keen lit
, Let US give Von it "tip."
! las!. ion V on miii wear tl
they placed Upon hi- gtave. A prayer I
by Lev. C. Ue-I -v Layinond, and all
wa over. ',,. little grave wa covered :
wilh llowers. "o tile grliVed ones left.
Ion' t vnil'1 beli I nil , The Lxiun inei ex temis it deep- 1
e in the , e-t svi ..palbv. The gi i f, t hat constant!
latest ,-h
tilt- tiiiLMiig at the be.irt-lrii n
At- have i in ill an color, iju.t'itv and
make. A III.. I hum Idior.
IL M . Camion and wife arrived from
I'oril.md List Sunday. Mr. Cannon is a
cousin tit Fayette, Lum and Miss Lib
hie Caution of New ine Creek, and he
ami his wife have jceu vi-iting their
relatives this week.
W. II. Zimmerman, representing the
Goodyear Rubber Co., ami S. T. Dove,
( tie- lovi,. j
mother, the father, bowed down Willi,
sol row at t lie lo-s of the sou he was Mo 1
promt of, the beieaveuieitt of sisters ami j
brothers, is only known by tho-e who
have passed through the saiiiesadlii.il-.
Farewell ! little friend and noble youth
Farewell! ' i
Must Make Settlement. j
I desire to infoi m tiio-e indebted to j
the old lirm of Li-all A Widev that their
m arranging to open
I'ais'.ey.
meat market in !
Hfrom Bros.
George II. Bogue, J C. Hanaii and
William Hamilton were visitors in Luke-
view from l'aisley last week Mr.Hanan 'he l lliver plw man, were guests at aecounis are long since dm- and payable, i
Hotel Lakeview this week. The gentle- and that an early settlement is earnestly i
. ...... (,, l,i-il-ii.,l Mr floe.. I, .(,, desiletl that the business nf he old film
for Silver Lake on Monday.
We are just receiving a complete as
sort men t of Cooking Stoves, and Steel
Jianges. ("all mid examine our stock,
and get prices before ordering, and we
w ill save you money. J. K. Bernard iV
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Watch for the big line of line shoes at
fiie Ued Hi? Mure. Charlie Graves is
receiving the gwt-Jlest line of Keith's
fine t-hoes ever seen in this country.
S le agent.
T. J. Magilt'di, the Main street hard-
I inav be settled forthwith. These wl
know I heliiselves to lit; indebted to the;
lirm are notified thai their accounts i
must he settled w it bin t hilly dav s from
date or coiiei l ioiih w ill la; for. eil, as I
must have my business in Lakeview
straightened out at once. All bills
should lie paid to my former partner,
Spencer Cbilders ami family have
r.ru mull rui'rflV, I i U UM-U M lol III
newB.xj.ls in 'his line. ' See Magilton ! "-ached their former home in Medio. d
tor baigains in every line. j wbeie they will remain during the sum- I
user, .vi r. v miners is uio coniracior i
who put up several brick buildings in
Lakeview soon after the big fire.
Wallace Taylor, superintendent for
the Chewaucai. Land and Cattle Cum-i
jianv , was dow n lioin that valley this j
week. Charlie Tiumbo, cattle foieman, j
in.i vv i tli him. j
Frank Ankeny and Miss Mat; Jones:
acre married at the home of the bride
in 1jh Angeles on April 17th. The
newly married couple will make their
home in Klamath county.
I you want to see your wife smile, buy
her one of those New Loyal Sew ing .Ma
chines at Bernard's. They ure guaran
teed fur ten years, and are lirst-class.
J. S. Hindi, representing Tillman 4
Bend. I, and Wm. T. Hobsun, represent
ing the Hsjiting goods house of Cla
brotigh, Golcher & Co., Han Francisco,
arrived here Monday night. This in
Mr. Hobuoi.'s first viit to Lake county,
And, like all the other "road agents. " it
looks good to him here.
Charles Hilton, after spending two
years at Bepubliu, Wash., has returned
to Modoc. He speaks well of the Wash
ington town, and says that Jimmie Low
ers and family, Billy Combs and Harry
Itachford, other Modoccrs, are doing
well theie.
You know what a Hat is? A Hat is a
thing worn on the head for protection.
Some Hats are pretty and some are ugly
ornaments. Our Hats are handsome
all the lima. They keep their shape.
Ahlstroni Bros. 17-2
W. K. Bond was here from Warner
last Saturday, making proof on his pre
emption claim before, the Register and
Beceiver. Mr. Bond fcays that while
the spring is late, crops in Warner are
farther advanced than en this fcide of
the mountains.
Ia-u Bcall. Hespei llully,
.1. M. Wii.i.kv.
Lakeview, Or., April 2"i, LlOI. (i-l
I'ost 6c King.
G. A. Foiled has completed tin; most
beautiful piece of grill work cv. r turned
out in Lake county. The work is on the
club-room door at I'ost Ai King's, ami j
was turned out by Mr. Foiled by hand.
Il must be seen to he appreciated. Speak- j
ing of tho Lost it King establishment, '
it is to he, when completed, t he linest 1
saloon, club room and bar in the interior !
r.i . . n-i l'i ..t I
oi ine state, j no oig nevoieii rrencii
plate mirror, -Hx!lii inches, with addi
tional mirrors for the ends ,'IOx-IH inches
in diameter, the solid .pnirter-sawed
w hite oak wood, grown in Michigan, for
the bar with the top piece of solid Hon
duras mahogany one inch thick and 21
inches wide, without a joint or seam,
arrived this week from Chicago. It will
be at least a month before the fixtureH
are placed, and then the Cost & King
establishment will be something beau
tiful to look at.
A Store full of (looil Things
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Easy Buying:
Tlu'rr i n
wliolo lot of
comfort in
I'll v in"; your :ools al this stoic you p't (.Mulity,
('licajdit'ss. iiml if not fully sntislieil with your jiurchiih.
for any reason, wo cchaiit' it, or jjivc your money
lack. This system makes it safe for even a chil.l to
trinle here. Our success has heen the result of many
years, steady, careful study of your wants. We are in
business for you. lirst, last and all the time.
Our Spring Stock is in Call around You are as
welcome to look as you are to purchase.
In the Motel HuilUinx
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Restaurant.
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...BUST HAKOAINS IN TOWN...
naURU IT OUT YOUKdl:l.l", IT ONT TAKli LONG
I pay no rents, I pay no clerk, but do my own
work. IT'S IIASY to see how I can give you
better bargain than any Iiousj in the county
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