UtUUUIMIDMIIHIHIK
LOCAL I
PICK-UPS.?
"t it frrrrvy tt tt tt v y f y ittv
llalmy spring acallmr.
ViMillniyii tin th ground.
IVhxIi IihIm ii largw variety at it. A M's.
I.. N. ('Iili'iiiltv haa ri'liirntwl from
Ashland.
Iturkltiirliam A lliH'ht lUxit mill htiiM-n
at It. A M's.
piMirR and windows all igi at HalWy
A Miomiiigill's.
Kihi A IiIkItoiii llroa.' Ilicyi'li-aimoiiiii-tv
input in lliiit Ihhihi.
W. II. Irvini) ol Chicago was at llutcl
l.akevn'W thin Kli'k,
T. A. Crump was over from Wartirr
tliln week on lnuim-mi.
Negligee, " and white, khirta In ti
ll li-m vuiiety Ml It. A M's.
T. ). falderwitiid arrival (nun I'luxli
Monday tin a hnsine vimt.
On April 30th there with 1211) patients
In tint Oregon lfiaiie any I u in.
Mrs. C. V. Snider ha lieen ipiitB ill
during tln wiek with la griM.
Mm. (iluilya N-hlngel ttan lieen serlona
ly 111 for 1 1 1 r pHt two week, hut is ru
IMirtml improved at tliia writing.
(!(. V. CMiH-r ami (fixity W.Hrooks
arrived (rum Yrcka last Monday.
lon IlriMto, ileti-ctive (or the mrpora
lion, came over from Warner Monday.
It, Kcyiiolilii ha mnt in lii rcsigna
lion an Town Treasurer, to t ln ('onncil
Three, children in llio family of Mr.
uml Mi. J. V. Moore are Heriouxly ill.
K. A. Keynton of San Francisco, wan a
guest at lioli'l Lakcvicw I ho first of t lit
week.
Tin l.akcview Iiuh liall grounds an
leing greatly itiiprnvi'il liy enthusiast
of the. hM irt.
CliMi. A. ICcharl ami family Iihvii re
moved to their Crooked Creek home for
tin summer.
If you are thinking of investing in a
hIhI itoii't overlook tlioKtt lieautics at
AliUlrutn linn.
Tin family of S. It. Chandler removed
to their Crooked Creek home last Halttr
Uy for tin huiiiiiiit,
Ahlstrom Itroa. received llii week an
in voire of tliiw funnel llH.it 11. A II.
Wheel. IllHIMH't lllflll.
The dut. from th sawmill la aaiil to
Ihi killing largu duiiiUts of trout in
Klamaili county streams.
)'rank Koggers, tint woolgrower, wa
'rom i atny laat Motnlay, looking rig
ged and healthy once mora.
K J. Huillcy ami family of Coggswcll
Creek, left this week for a few weeks'
trip to Adiu, Modoc coillitv.
A. M. Helens, formerly of Ashland
ami Mrs. II. T. Htnitli of Medford, were
married ut Jacksonville, May fit. It -
Jluli lli A uml Clou. I will deliver ice
to privuti' lamlie witliin tin- city limit,
ii i m hi order. iluriiiK tin Hiimmi'r iuoiiIIik.
lt'2.
Sii t mtf inli'iit J. l. Willita Iihh Koni!
north on a lour of inHHTtiou of tlui pud
lie h IuhiIm in flirwaiirau, hiiuiini'r Ijiko
ami Silver Ijtke.
Tlii Whorton iV Smith lirn k builil
iiiK on Water Street if KniiiK up rapiilly.
i:ontrm tor ArniHtron Iihh a lii erew
ami la ruiliinK the work.
It. II. I.yonn waa up from liia lukexiile
farm neiir Willow Kaneli luat Saturday.
Mr. I.yona reHrt the condition of Mm.
I.yoiiH an nlinlitly improved.
Mra. Joe Howard of Irtwa Valley and
Mra. John Wella of Illy were ahopiit)K
in Lnkeview ImmI Saturday. Mra. Wella
ia viHitiiiK at llowarda for a few days.
J. Jl.Cormuttof MfDt'niiott, Nevada,
arrived hero laat Sunday enroute to Sis
kiyou county to viait hia father. During
hia atop here lin waft a gueat at Hotel
Lake view.
Stain a I Stamp I Blampat Go in and
look pWaut, natural or juat aayou
pleaau, and let Mra. Knox make aome of
IhoMu atamp phototjraphs for you. They
are all the rune. 1D-1
Will Klatr tiaa ben attending hia
father, AaaiiHaor JSIaii, during the lat
ter'a illueaa at New Tine Creek, and
will la) aaorn in to attend to the duties
of Aaaeaaor until Mr. Blair recovers.
Frank Marshall, who haa been upend
ing the winter in Biaklyou county, return
ed to Lakeviowj Monday morning.
Frank's numerous friends gave him
a hearty welcome.
D. W. Kari A Co. the forwarders and
com mission merchants, have removed
their agencies from Amedee to Termo.
Hhiper in this anctlon will now deal
directly with the railroad freight agents
ut Termo.
C. A. Ilehart was taken suddenly ill
at his Crooked Creek home lust Monday
morning, and a physician was despatch
ed for at post haste. Mr. Kuhart has
the fever, hut his physician, Pr. Hall,
believes he will have it broken in a short
time.
Cheater Withers came down from Pais
ley Monday.
F. Fletcher, of Agnr was a vlaltor in
Lnkrview this wni'k. '
Mra. J. I'lillen of Hummer I-ake was
vlalting In Lakevlew this week.
Aaron Dirk, th cattleman of CrookiVl
Creek, wa a buaineaa viaitor in the
county seat thi week.
John K. Hililerl.ratid of Ft. Ilidwell,
and C. M. Ilililerbraml af Adel; were
liueat at I Intel (.akuview Tuttaday .
The Arm of J. K. JU-rnard A Hon have
had a largo ailed built aa a receptacle of
thrir large atia-k of wagon and boggiea.
Mr. J. It. Hammond, the 1'aialey
photographer, is now atudimr mmlern
work in the art at ihe atudio of Mra. C.
A. Knox.
llii'lnK'tli A ('loud, the aiMla manu
facturer", are having built this week an
addition to their building, in front, to be
lined aa a aalearoom.
lie memtier the aorial dance on Friday
evening, May IMth. It will m a benellt
for the I.akeview baae ball leatn, and
should In-lilx-rally patroniu-d.
Mra. ('. C. IifTlu waa in from Crane
Lake laat Tueaday, for the 11 rut time in
fifteen month. She waa agreeably sur
prised at the apMarance of New I-ake-view.
The pupil of the Ijikeview public
arhool, attended by their teachera'enjoy
ed a picnic in Warner Canyon lafit Tuea
day. It waa an enjoyable oecaaion for
both teacher ami pupil.
K. II. Ti'itje aMnt wreral day in
Warner lat week, looking after the en
lute of hia uncle. Since hia return from
Warner he viaited the flailing (kkiIb at
the Drew Creek falla, and hail excel
lent RHirl.
While in California re-ntly C. C.
Iifltua met Johtiy Terry, at one time a
well-known young man of I-ake county.
Mr. Terry now live at Cottonwood,
(.'al , and will read The Kxauiiuer each
week in ihu future.
The regular examination of applicant"
for Kighth iradu Diploma w ill la-gin at
II oYliM'k a. in. on Thurmlay May 23d,
llMl 1 . I.akeview pupil", who deairo to
try for Diploma, will report at the
above mentioned iiour. J. Wili.it,
Co. Supt.
L. (!. I'.each arrived from Salem laat
Saturday and w ill have charge of the
mechanical department of The Kxamin
er during the abaence of hia brother A.
Y. lt-ach. Lib haa Iteen engaged for
wiine time in the state printing ofllce at
Salem.
Take a piece of paa-r and w rite upon it
the number representing your age in
year, multiply by two, add 8, mx), divide
by two, theti aubtract the number repre
senting your age, and you will have
aomething before your eyea that yon will
never nee again.
J.CMorae, representing Harding A
Cuvelry, wtxilhuyers of Itoston, Mass.,
arrive' heie last Saturday and ia looking
over the l'HH wrail clip ol Lake County.
Mr. Morae repre-nta gia! people and in
"good anple" himself. Ituiley A Man
aingill also represent tliia house,
News cornea from New Tine Creek
this week that Assessor J. II. lilair has
o far re-rovered from a recent attack of
pneumonia aa to la able to ait up. He
ia rapidly on the improve, and will soon
U in condition to lake up hia duties
aguin. Later Mr. Hlair arrived here
Tueaday.
Alex Fittpatrick of I jikeview, Oregon,
came up on the train Tueaday morning
on hia way home from a trip to San
Francisco. Ileia a brother of J. W.
Fitzpatrick of this city and J. II. Fitz
patrick of Hunicy, and was born and
reared in this county. Hedding Free
Press.
There ia a new job printer in The Exam
iner office and lie is turning out some
fine work at a rapid rate. If you want
mechanical work, on short notice, and
printed on the liest material to lie found
in pBper manufactoiiea, call at The Ex
aminer otlUe.
Mesdames J. J. Moore and J. N. Tay
lor were here from Paialey laat week,
returning home Sunday morning. They
were accompanied to Paisley by Mrs.
Frank 1). Smith and children, who will
spend the summer at the Hanister home
on the Chewaucan river, eight miles
above Paisley.
T. E. Greon.the painter, was probably
as near Heaven hist week as the average
man ever expects to get. He was paint
ing the big wind -mill tower at Bernard &
Son's warehouse. Mtssra. House and
Green are also making a fine appearing
brick building (with their brushes) of the
Brewery Saloon property.
Subscriptions to the Lake Coutity
Examiner are pouring in rapidly. Three
new names were added to our list, un
solicited, in one hour last Monday.
They were Frank Roggers, Lakeviewj
C. II. McCumbur, Hly ; II. J. Green
Oakland, Oregon. The Examiner is rap
idly getting to that 12X)mark.
SOAP
SOAP
SOAP
SOAP SOAP
Fairbanks Brown
Windsor, 20 Bars $ 1
Cudahy's Soap, 5 cents per bar
Figprune Cereal, 3 pkgs for $1.
The latest substitute for Coffee.
Geo. H. Ay re.
H. C. Whitworth.
Gceo. H. Athkes & Co
Lakevievv
Soda Works
HUDSPETH & CLOUD
Proprietors
MANUFACTURERS OP MIOH GRADE
CARBONATED
DRINKS
BICYCLE REPA1RINQ
BICYCLE SUPPLIES
BICYCLE EXTRAS, ETC.
AQENTS FOR
..RAMBLER..
Something New and Valuable.
I have for sale (the exclucive right in
Lake rotintvj the famous "Many in One
Fruit and Vegetable Preaa, for the lirai
time introduced in thi .section. This is
an apparatus that will take needs out of
liernes, take atrimts out of turnips,
cixika and iiecl totatoen, renders lard,
Htuffa aaiiaattes and does a hundred other
thing. Tliia ia a machine that ia almost
iiiiliHiKmsahlu in a well regulated home.
1 will start out to canvass this county
next week and will be pleased to show
the workings of this preas to all who
wish to see it. The price for press com
plete is I will also sell territorial
rights in this state. J.K.Fi r;kkson,
l'.Mm 'ew Pine Creek, Ore.
A Lamb Freak.
Joe Ambrose, the sheepman, was in
town laat Monday, and told of a wonder
ful freak of nature among his band of
sheen. An old ewe save birth to a per
fectly shaped and full sied lamb, or
rather two lambs joined together ala
tu-itia" Thfl mnnAtmnit v hud
two iiertVct heads and tnvame one body
. i .i i i.i t. .i.... i.... i :.
HUl'K Ol Hie DUUUiuera. iv moo unu cikiii
legs. Joe is Iwwailing his misfortune
m.uv tliu .li.utti of thn animal, as he be
lieves he could have made a fortune by
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exhibiting tlie liregon ireaa nmi unvou.
Something Oood.
If you are going out of town hunting,
finding or sheep shearing, call around at
Post & King's and get a bottle of their
fine case goods. We carry in stock :
II. O. B. Bourbon,
Kentucky Favorite,
Cyrus Noble,
II. B. Special,
Old Pepper,
(Jilt Edge,
Jesse Moore,
Tea Cup,
Cunningham's,
Chicken Cock,
Cock 'O the North, Ac, &o.
A fine assortment to select from.
10tf Post & Kino.
Offers unexcelled facilities for learn
ing the Celebrated Pernin Shorthand by
mail. This method employs neither
shading, position nor arbitrary contrac
tions; is the simplest, most legible, and
rapid shorthand in use, and the only
method that can be successfully learned
by mail. Send for free trial lesson and
catalogue. Commercial Buildiug, Wash
ington, corner Second. ' 12-tf
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S.R.SUBLETT&CO.
Now located
in the
NEW BRICK "S&Sg:
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New Goods always on hand
Undertaking in every branch
mti Hardwoodbedroomsets$27
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Car load Of &&3&5&2S
BAIN ACONS 'c The Peerless Chilled Plow
armasi aaa mm m m ft Hardened Steel Mole Plow
Farming S $
Implements i The Disk Plow (Something New)
of all kinds ft Peerless Cang, a Fine Plow
We are the
Benicia Star, Sulky plow
if
Farmers' Outfitters
S. J. STUDLEY
5TUDLEY & HARRIS
LAKE VIEW FURNITURE CO,
Full and complete stock of
Everything in the line of
FURNITURE
""LLEfAS: Snider Bui ding on Water St.
...LAKEVIEW, OREGON...
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I Ely Restaurant
Mrala at all hours of the
Iay r KUht
A GOOD MEAL V S MAIL PR ICE
Table auyitlled with everythlnaT
the niarket (Tordu
Fine Sunday Dinners