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Local,
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d 1 TV in IP A I .
Cobb 1 1 kin linn had miiil.r Mt murk j
on ln sal t building, inide ami out,
HI.H n... M H ri.i. I hill.. paia.e.
Alfred 'e;lt iV ClI SlllllplfN III Willi
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ix r lit f ealilellie ill Mm. 'I' J. .Mltgllloll,
kevie. J. M II. ill. II y.itgent, . :iin
Tin' lmnintr Juli (illicit c 1 1 II lien Id
roll out tin- Hm-st jnli printing ever turn
ed out in this imihtiy. Cull Mini see
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"HI lli'liiiniil' cigars tii the cream nf
tint I lii hum nop. They urn sweet and
di'lii iiiiir. For null' by Alils'.roin Hros. 7tf
Tin' "I I Coiiimundiilile" cigar Id J
good, liniii'nl nmoke. I hern I hone
quite no good, f-i r sale only liy Pot V
King. ' "if
Tim. Mcliralh, 811 old-lime resident
ol I. iilln Hiaxtii, Mini lor mmm years pt
residing lit Lakeview, wit in Yrt'kx last
hutiinlitv, mnl gave unit friendly cull (or
oi hriiitiiitniii'i sake. Yrek Journal.
Tin' llighet Kiiih Ii coimintiiig ol L'KO
acres, u llli eKtahllnliod water Mgbt, lo
cated on ( 'oiioiittiHxl (Ini'k, in now of
fered for sale. 1'. I 'itilmrli hIhiiiI It. 10-tf
A stranger in front of Hotel I.ukeview
luitt Suiuiiluy was heard lo remark (tint
"l-akeview ha tnoru pretty and healthy
looking girls tliun miy town of u I
have ever viciii'il." It ghl you are,
1 1 It'll' I , mnl thanks for tin' (Mill o'limiit .
You are null h loom liable to dim-use
when your bowel ilo not H'l n Tly.
De W ill's Little Lntly Kuers nuiiovc the
cause ol iIim-hm'. Lakeview I initio.
It in m l tluit . miners' inrlii-N ol
water It now Mowing from the Lakeview
Water Company's spring in the moun
tains, lour mile from town. Tlial i a
I. IK heml ol water mnl if none went to
waste would Ik- iii 'K' for a -ity of five
thotiKHiiil inhabitant.
For a gentleman's smoke tiy a "Ko
rrl MunicU" or a ' 7eiuU loiKUi'l"
lUvunu ritfm. Kor bhIu Ijv Wliorlon
Kitxulrn k, only. 7-lf
llitM'liiill ruU'H liavtt U-4'ii linnvtl, o
Umiir ran lx- ilaynl in an liour and a
half. A foul lut not tauKlit on t'iu fly,
uniftMt two Hlriki'B liavu rnllt'd, in a
Mtrikc. A latttl Iml I on foul uromiil,
a ball utrm k at tliat him lialtcr ami a
foul lip cauvlil hy catcher, are almi
itiiitil htrikfH.
Ikiii iiffii tinim will ra lilv linaHar
hy in-ini: IN-Witt'i Witch !lal halyii.
Jiok out for rtliilfr(i'its. If you yt-l
Ir III'b vuu will (et jfiKxl rt'HdltM. It
in tin' n'lu k and MMitive curt' for pilt'H.
l.aki-vii'W liriiK Vt.
'1'ln-iM' WV.Iiu-HiliiV rvt'iiiiiK wcililintfH
hlmiilil he "tiilMxl" frowned down.
TIk'm 1 i i i i i v o THuiiniH do not ywv tin1
iii'WfiHM'r r-Mrtr a fair iliHiiff to ir
Hciil tlu liUi-ft im'wm. Tim F.xaniiiur
Iihh i lijiM'lioti to Moilo icrtMni; mur-
rit-d, luit tin y hIioiiIiI lmvi the miitial
knot tii'd on hiuiic other eveniinf. There,
IeVill'H l.iltln 1'arly Kiner m-nri-h
the reiuoteHt iHrtH of the Ixiwelx and re
inovetlii' iuiiurilien DKMdily with nodiH
romfort. They lire famoiiN for their ef-lli'Hi-y.
I '.iixy to take, never Kri'e. Iike
view Irun ( .
ti tenuiH contimm 1o roll in from
Teriini with toiiH of fn'iirht for I.Bkeview
inerchuntH. It in. th wonder d our
frit-mix dow n thu line, from l'ine Creek
to Keno, w hat Ijikeview inerehuntM do
with all the m mIh that coniu here. They
aell them to I-ttktt county x-oile, and
regularly at stated Hearnxva of the year
to people of other countie. I.akevinw,
yenlleiiieu, in a great diHtribiitiiig point.
The real entnte in I-ake county, Ihc
lonKini: to the Frankl Co., in now on the
market for fule. No reanonahle offer
will he refiiMe.il for any part of it. For
full particulars call at or addreHS thin
otllce, or Charlns Umhach, Ikeview,
Oregon. 1-tf
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Interesting Notes
(lathered (hiring
The Week and
Stated Briefly
For l:xn miner Readers
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!". I . tin-en was down from Paisley last
Thursday with a load of apples.
I, ..,, W(hl .. iMlltlv (irilll. lrv I,.,,..
1 Moore " A A" whixkey.
!. Jammer-,
lull, Kiile iiu'i'l'l.
Mrx. Walter l!uill In at I'aixley wilh
a nt'M'k of millinery and w ill prohuhly
locate there.
livery thing conic to
wait, cixM'lnlly ruxt
thu man who
and uohwehii.
'' iet a move on."
On nil the I'iiIIiiihii mrx Jce M.xire
"AA" whixkey In to lie had. ieo. .Iain
merthnl, xoln Hgeiit.
II. Kohiiixon and family have K"'"'
north through the tip-r vallcyn to rceK
a location for a home.
John Nyxwaner, who came here from
Medford laxt fall, and I'x ated, ha gone
to Antihunt after hi children.
Wm. Watt, a veteran of the Indian
warn of Southern Oregon, died in the
Koldier' 1 1. line in Konehurg, on MaylUli.
Mr. and Mr. 1 1. ('. Si liinitick 4iave
'xfti vixiting Mm. Silnniii' k'n piirciit
at the Fonler homo in hummer Ijike
valley.
The failure of one mail in aften a be
ginning of another one' u ccx. There
i wiine coiixohtt ion in thin for the man
w ho lull.
If you want to lx' highly entertained
go ami hear M . I.ucile Hall to night at
(iiiuthcr Hall. The lady' talent de
nerve a big hoilne.
The leant in tjnaiitily and riiot in
quality dcwrilien luWiit'n Little ICarly
Uixerx, tlie faniniix pill for conntipation
and liver complaint. Ijikevicw J 'rug
(.
The Chewaiican l'ont call Jim Mr
Shane, the nheepmnu, a "nheep vaiiue
ro." Mc. ha gixxl ground upon which
to inxtitule an action for libel agaiut
that elttT.
( in and hear M I.ucile Hall, the elo
cutionint, in "The Village (ioHip"at
(iunther Jlall tonight. She ia to Ih nR
ninted by local talent. Any one of her
mibjecta ia worth the price of adminnion.
F'or familv line Jenne Moore "AA"
whixkey t a prime favorite, and in
thoiinaniU of home it i always on thu
buffet. ieo. Jaiumerthal, aole agent.
The itielMT (taxette fay that If.
Itariie and family arrived from New
Pine Creek laxt Saturday. Mr. Humes
has la-en engaged to inxtall the new
nicatu barley roll in the flour mill here
and will ! with us for some time.
When you go to Klamath Fall don't
fail lo nee C. I. Wilwm the jxiputar
caterer at the ( iem hhI'miii. He carries
the linent Htock ill town and will treat
vou right. The (iem is the popular reort.
Try the Hermitage wluxky tliere. 25-tf
About 2)t)i) Lakeview Kxaminers w ill
be distributed at the llufTflo fair. Kvery
paer in the Went should send a few
copies there for distribution. About 20(1
copies of this week's Post will go to help
advertise Lake county. Paisley Post.
They sing of spring, these poet men!
Their foolishness amazes 1
A 'ittle breath of May and then
'Tis June and hot us blazes!
When you get warm and thirsty go to
Post & King's and get one of thoxe deli
cituix cixil drinks. IVitf
(us Schroder, the Silver Laker, came
in Paisley Monday evening and remain
ing over night at the Hotel Paisley. Mr.
Shroder was. going to Crooked Creek
valley to look at some cattle, w ith a view
of making a purchase for L. HuHeuiau.
He did not buy. Post.
"The happy have w hiilo ilny and thorn they
I'hiHiM ;
Tin- uiihsppy have tint hnun anil thoiiu they
lone."
The happy people are those who
drink good liquors and smoke F'.l Cora
andante cigars at Post Sc King's, l-tf
New Pine Creek is Coming: to the Front,
We Sell Good Goods.
Our Prices Are
LEMON & HARTZOG
SC. U. SNIDER
Tlii in no deception in our way of
Kcllinp; good.
Our priccH are the lowest qual
ity considered.
in lb Box Soda Crackers 75c
n lb Cart 5yrup l.oo
5 i-4 lbs Koat Coffee 1.00
2 Pk'gs Celluloid Starch 25c
2 Corn 25c
2 Mixed Bird Seed 25c
I Vermicelli 15c
42 Extra flood Candles l.oo
I k'z- Selfrlsinic Buckwhert Flour 25c
10 lb Sack " oOc
All of Schillings Best Goods at S. F.
card prices.
Pavid I!. Hill (you have all heard ( f
him; nays that he is not a candidate for
the Iii'iinx ratic prenideiitial nomination
in I '.KM. "I am a Democrat."
In accordance with the instructions re
reived from the department, (ieo. VY
Cnlvig, the newly appointed consul (or
Itarraiiipiilla, will leave on the 2t'th of
this i. ninth, going to San Francisco by
rail, theiicu to Panama by water, across
the Isthmus by rail and then cross the
Cainlx-an sea anil sail up the Magda
len river to r.arrainpiilla.
Prink nothing hut Jesse Moore whisky
and you'll always le happy. On sale at
Whorton A I itzpatrii k'n. 33-tf
While on a trip through Fastern Ore
gon and Western Idaho recently hev.
Father McHevitt, Catholic priest of
Burns, was informed by P. P. Shelby
and Mr. Wilkcrwon, both prominent
railroad men, that the vast region com-
Iirixcd in Malheur, Harney, Crook and
jike counties is the yery fwnt s4ction of
the United States without a railroad.
" li M-emii to lx- n artunl Inrt thai an Inrllan
lirvr IntiKlm."
"NnnwiiM-l IHilu't IttiRd'.lUiw make Mlnne
hahaT"
Ami everyliody else "Ha Ha's," who
drink and smoke at Post A King's. Ill
Judging from all reHirta there will lie
a large nuiiilspr of outaide horses at the
Paisley meeting in June, and they will
all tie in Lakeview (or the July meeting,
The Fxaminer has had numerous re
ipiests (or copies of the Paisley program
and in each instance we have forwarded
copies of The Examiner containing the
program. A string of horses will prob
ably come from Keno.
" I have lieen troubled with indiges
tion for ten years, hav4 triud many
things and spent much money to no pur-
Ixtse until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
have taken two bottles and gotten
more relief from them than all other
medicines taken. I leel more like a boy
than 1 have fell in twenty years." An
derson Kiggs of Sunuv Lane, Texas.
I Thousands have testified as did Mr.
Kiggs. lakeview Drug Co.
' The Yieka Haxeball Ixiys gave a dance
, laxt week, ami all the lovers of the dance
' attended. The business men w ho do not
daii''e Ixiuglit tickets, to help ont the
Ixiys in their work. The team attended
j the dance in their new iiiiiiifonns and
they Imiked "swell," The Lakeview
baseball Iniys give a like entertainment
on Friday evening May 24th. tiive the
j Ixiys a big benefit. Tickets only fl.
Last Warning to
Taxpayers.
In pursuance of an order o( the County
Court of Lake County. Oregon. I here-
by give due notice that all taxes on Lake
j county property, real and personal, must
j be paid forthwith. All taxes to, and in
cluding l'.HH), are now delinquent, and if
said taxes are not paid at once I will be
compelled to levy on property for the
payment thereof. My duty is impera
tive. Please do not compel me to n ake
you any additional cost by levying on
your property. This means you. A
word to the wise ought to lie eullicient.
This is the last call. ILK. Di'nlap,
Sheriff of Lake County, Oretfon.
Dated at I-akeview, Or., May 9, 1901.
Right.
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We have just received a full line
of Ladien trimmed hat.n.
Childrens' Hats
Mens and I'oyH Hats
Ladies, misses t cliildens' Kid Slioea
..
Ladies Shirt
(Jents Dress Shirtn
Menn Summer ('Uihvt
Ladies Over and I r v:i;-';?
Latest Stylo I5elts .-lc to ."
Spikes, Gold, Silver lilac k L for 10c
All the above goods sold at N. Y., Chi
cago and San Francisco prices.
Get our prices before buying elsewhere
MOTEL ILaview .
ERECTED IN 1900
MODERN
THROUGHOUT
FIRST-CLASS Sr
ACConnoDATioNs
SAHPLE Roon t:
For COnnERCIAL
TRAVELERS S
COURTEOUS
TREATMENT
F. P. LANE & CO., Proprietors.
F. P. LIGHT, Manager
Rev. Colin Anderson. 1
One o( the most interesting personages
who will be at the reception to Bishop
Hamilton tonight is the Rev. Colin
Anderson, pastor o( the Methodist
chuich at Vacaville. Mr. Anderson con
ducted a camp meeting at Mark West
creek in lSoS. There was no Methodist
church in the county then. In 1856,
Mr. Anderson, then but 21 years of age,
and known as the California boy pastor,
was appointed as junior pastor at Panta
Rosa, and he used to held services in
the court house. The Rev. R. W.
Williamson was senior pastor. Mr.
Anderson is a native of Bonnie Scotland,
of good old Presbyterian woof with
Methodist filling, as he puts it himself.
He is a man of very fine physique, and
to-day, in his sixty-sixth year, can hold
a heavy dining chair at arm's length
w ithout a tremor.
Mr. Anderson is the guest of Rev. E.
R. Willis, and enjoys telling of reminis
cences of his youth in Santa Rosa.
Santa Rosa Republican.
Rev. Colin Anderson is the father of
our townsman C. R. Anderson, and has
numerous friends in Lakeview.
TO Ct'RH A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money i(
it (ails to cure. E. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. 25c. 38-lyr
i.vi , r . r ,
i -1 nave ueen suuenng irom ovspepsia
, . i . . . . ... i , - .
I lor me paxi iwemy years aim nave oeen
unable after trying all preparations and
I physicians to get any relief. After tak
I ing one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
J I found relief and am now in better
' health than I have been (or twenty
Cure too highly.' Thus wrote Mrs. C.
W. Roberts. North Creek, Ark. Lake
yiew Drug Co.
I consider it not only a pleasure but a
duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about
' Ilia -rt,iitarflll I'llrn ufftfe'ttwl in m it paui
by the timely use of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhe Remedy. I
was taken very badly with tlux and pro
cured a bottle of this remedy. A few
doses of it effected a permanent cure. I
take pleasure in recommending it to
others suffering from that dreadful dis
ease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W. Va. This
remedy is sold by Lee Beall, Druggist.
Come And See.
am m I .
Pioneer Mercnant
of La e County
.
waist Li'ie to ').(')
Horses and Mutes For Sale.
30 good young moles and W head of
fine horses more or less. These arc
stock horses of the Percheon breed,
yearlings and geldings, and mares thai
will be fine for breeding purposes. They
are all b',g animals, and anybody who
knows the Pratt horses will recognize
the (act that the animals are first-class.
I have also a Maconahey Jack, 7 yean
old, which I will sell. For further par
ticulars call on or address C. C. Pratt,
Lakeview, Oregon. Residence, 4 mifaa
south of town. ll-3m
ALLL COONS
Look Alike to Some.
Borne people can't see any difference
in pictures. A picture may be made of
thing all are the same to them ; the
and, blinded hy the exaggerated state
' nf. i , .i
meilia oi some laaere, wiey are mjuie-
times induced to give an order for work
which is afterwards regretted. "Experi
ments" are costly. If you have a pic
ture to enlarge keep your orders tor
j H arrimas & Cannon. We'll be in Lakr
view. Oregon, and Modoc county, Cdl.
again in May and June. This is yoor
last chance.
19 3 Harbiman & Cannon.
A
Toast
nr
i o spring
May we ever greet her as joy
fully as we have 1901.
May we ever have as good a
beverage in which to drink her
health as Bohemian Lager &
beer one can drink day after
day without tiring of it; a beer
for the strong, better for the
weak or debilitated.
BUFFALO BREWING CO
Sacramento, Cal.
Write us for terms and prices. 1S-8