Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, June 06, 1901, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textnum ouTy KXAMiftRAl t.AHKtmw, onruoi, iimb inn, iMEEr AND WOOL SALfiV ' It, A fw of the. Traotactlona Kecerded At tleppner Last Wtk. Last wtk at Mrppnor,, the Panlam! clip of wool conniiliiiK of 150,000 pu ml wm old to JiiM A Idiot, of Ibjutoii, (r eleven certta per pound.. Kubl. Ilynd, manager of the Morrow County I.ml A Trust Co.' warehouse, (Umhhii of hi clip of 50,0(10 kiuiiIs to the same firm at ton cunt wr xmid. A Pxkota ulit'cp hnyer nainel Hale IiIIimI 7(MKJ or HOOO liwul of sheep to Mouth DhkoIh, and Tutfu and (ioollntf will aim ship an '(iul iiinolii'r. . I.. Clarlt has aUoconio to Hoppiier after a lurice timid of mot lun l p. Caali. MeAllister liaa wltliln'ihe past week purilirtwd over HOOO yearllng ! wethers at prU'n raiitiri from f 1. 1)0 to (2. The liuyinif was dono around A if tiloK and Mianiko. Hinylhe A Hmi, of Arlington, have en their win, I n J . M . Ituawll A Co., of The Ialliia M'ourintf mills. They had 2.VJ sacks, wi'itfMiiK aUmt K0.000, pouiiils. The prloe nliUiiiiul was nluo and swell clKlitlm cent Hr Minnd. The Hip rsletwl hy W. II. Ilerrwn on lower I'.lulit Mi l, In Morrow county, was wild to T. H.Truiiihull ut tilnetciiis. Frank I-fi pnld Hani) Miller ten cents for hi rlip. It m pretty clean. Mr. nIm) t'iir-d I. '17 ,000 hmiiiIh from Joe I'linliua, of Kcho, at eitfht and one-hall crih ; and IH.IHO Hiiiinli at ten cents from Henry Haas, of Arlington. We'll Meet You Over There." A strong1 llw of Ix.iliim hot water ha len ohlattiel at an arleal m well nor Yule. Malheur county. I'.MHiern Oregon ha alwav hud I lie reputation of liiin "hot place," hut we did not know the Ilery furnaces were ijuite so cloee to tlx aur lace. hali-ni Hiaiomiaii. There ia no un intimating that hell i III thin ilireclmn. That future home of halem iiewspeiier men and iiemliera of the Oregon h-gldature ha hum elnce been located al Amedee, California, oo the line of the X l' ll liailroad, w here water it ao hot it ran only he used for cooking purposes. Vale, however ia aid to le "warm" enough in other reejavta. There areeeveial hot prinic right here at Lakeview, hut hell i a long waya from here. Lakeview Kxamincr. When the railroad i extended to Lakeview that place will he only daya travel frotii-Aniedce, and that' getting ptvv vtmv to it, m ur way oi think afnaj. fiisaiivilli Advocate. ' Undoubtedly, then, Amtnlee I t'le much talkml of place where ao many ieople have all our life told ua to go to We will h pleased to meet hoth es teemed hrolhei llayden A M.-Marniid, of the Advocate. I lore, and eiect to have a warm time. The Fourth of July. Well, we premium it ia in order, now that the race and baneball tournament ia Lakeview proiaiwj to le aucceaiiful, to inake aotno move toward a hig celebra tion herA on the Fourth of July. Un doubtedly there will be the largest at tendance here at the race ever before witneed, anil a Lakeview waa unable to celebrate lat Fourth owing to the great fire, it would be ao appropriate thing to give a big celebration not only in observance of the Nation' birthday, but in honor f and to dedicate New Lakeview. An early move ahould be made to carry out a program a there only remain a little over thirty daya in hich to make the arrangement!. A meeting ahould be called at once, and an executive com mil tee elected to forniu. late plana. Let ua get out of the old time-worn rut and have aomelhing new and interesting a an attraction on this Fourth. The Turkeatan Alfalfa. The Turkenun alfalfa aeed, cent to Morri Broa. by Congreman Tongue, and experimented with for the tint time in Ijike county, ha turned out to , be the heat dry land fodder ever tried in tli ia section, it haa aurpasaed all other aeed bv far, and proinUea to be the popular aeed for (odder on the dry lands 1 of I-ake county. On the Morris ranch I can le seen the remarkable grow th of the Turkestan alfalfa, and the farmers and stock men w ho have noticed it are well ' I jpleaaed with Ue experiment. Doubtless many acres of this seed will be planted in Lake county next year. Truly the West Bide lauds are productive and are bearing out The Kxamlner'aopinion that that section is one of the test in Lake county. Pound $ 1 0,000 In Oold. A Chinaman a plain, everyday, al won eyed, pig-tailed, hop-smoking, "chink" holds the Eastern Oreuon rec ord for pure, undaunted luck. In an old cellar beneath a long-deserted cabin last week placer-mlnlng celestial found an oil can half filled with gold dust worth 10,000. linker City Uerald. IN ncnoRiAM. Onr Heavenly Father has called to Ilia celetial home our beloved lirolher and Patriarch J. W. Lovele to tke his eternal real in the Tent on High. In III infinite mercy He ha relieved our brother from the burden of life and rent or ed to hi clouded soul the bright lien of Inimoitaltty We, a member of Lakeview Encamp ment No. IS, while deploring our Ikiw In humble ubmlaaion to the decree w hich ha taken from our Encampment an ardent and faithful member, beloved by all: the community a junt and 11 1 ri(ht 1 itisen, and mankind a true and ateadfaal friend. To the eon and daughter of our de parted brother we extend our heartfelt tympnlhy, and ry that the giver of mercy grant them Hi Heavenly conso lation and bleaning. Itewolved that the foregoing, a a token of our reepect, be entered in full iiimiii the record of our Encampment, and a duly certified copy thereof be Itamtmitli-d to the children o? our la mented brother. K F. AiUJiTHoM, A. II. Hammkkm.ky, J. W. Tt'CKXH, Com. Mlxh Life Scandal. The bride of a brief month crouched in a corner of a divan crouched among her gorgeou pillows, while the hitler tear utreamed down and stained the delicate fiibrica, nay I-clie'a Weekly. This was the end of her young ainhi littiiM, her brave i-florin to make life one grand aw eel aoug. A she uttered one lunt aiich of decpair her mother entered the room and flew to the divan, casting her arum sImiuI her pronlratu child. "My darling girl, what in it that thua wring your heart?" ''N-iiothing, ma ; ii-uothing. B-hut it ia all over." "Whut ia all ovei?" questioned the mother in affright. "Haa your hiiKhand abuned you?" "No, ma," said the bride, raining her self ujhiii her elbow and siieakiug with liagic emphaaia. "You remember what my ambition has been for month? W-well" Bobbing"! cut both bloom era for one leg, and it wa a remnant, and I can't mau h it anywhere." "My child," aid her mother solemi ly, "your tiouble ia indeed too great to bear." 5 hoc Wed By Lightning. Ptck Hlivrloh, Hi sheepman of tlie Summer lke section, arrired from I'ainlev lant Wednesday to attend to ome legal matters Udore the Circuit Court, and remained a few days. He informs The Examiner that Will J. Sherlock met with a peculiar accident about two weeks ago while working with his sheep in the Sican country. A thunder and lightning storm came up suddenly and Mr. Hherlock took to the timber near by to protect himself from the ral. Suddenly a bolt of lightning struck a big tree within a few feet of where he stood, and the shock threw him to the ground and lie was rendered unconscious (or the space of about thirty minutes. Mr. Sherlock has not yet en tirely recovered from the shock, but considers himself fortunate to live through the experience. 5hould Have Bright Future. II. II. Cutter, the California fruit ped dler, who was here two weeka ago with a big load of Northern California produce, givea the Redding Searchlight the follow ing description of a growing town at the Oregon-California slate line: "New Pine Creek, Just over the Oregon line, is a new tswn that ia growing rapidly, ten or fifteen buildings being in course f construction when Mr. Cutter waa there. The town is iu the center of a rich agri cultural action and should have a bright future. There is not a salooo in the town, for the reason that no land for such purposes will be sold." 2chool Keport. Following is the report of the Thomaa Creek school for the month ending May 24, 1901 : WhnU number d)' UU(f hi. to WhuU number pupil nil rol ltx) 14 Avon number bclong-tug .., 14 AVrK0 lUlly atuinilt'mm 14 N.i in bur rKc Urilliu-m 2 Nniubur vlaltora , 3 Those neither absent nor tardy were, Frank and Nolan llamereley, Merlin, Lester and G rover Clippenger, Althea and Zella George, Geneva and Ollie Wright, Walter and Edner Dutton, Jake and Ben McCulley. . ' W. II. Muhski.m an, Toucher. You may as well expect to run a steam engine without water as to find an a. live, energetic man with a torpid liver and you may know that his liver is torpid when lie does not relish his food or feels dull and languid after eating, often has headache and sometimes dixxiuess. A few does of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore his liver to its normal functions, renew hisvi.ality, Im prove his digetttion and make him feel like a new man. Trice 25 cents. Sam plus free at BcuH'a drug store. 22 4 Mew to AvaH Treebl. Now ia the time to provide yonrtlf and family wilh bottle 'of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Din-Th Kemedy. It is almost certain to I f!ded Wore the summer Is over, and If procured i:t may aare you a trip to town In the Mailt or in your boniest season. It Is- every where admitted to lie the most success ful medicine In use lor Uiwel complaints, both for children and adults. No family can fnrd to he without It; Fof sa'e by I '-.all's I'rilB Hiorm. ZZ-4 WW"- Ir.akeview brewery AYRHS & SCM LAO, EL, Prop. SALOON IN CONNECTION Beer sold Wholesale & Retail Delivered any place in Town The Northern Stage Line. LAKEVI EW -PA ISLEV. A. W. BRYAN, Proprietor. T.envcs Lakeview at 0 n. m. every day but Sunday. Returning, leaven Paisley at 0 :M0 a. in. every dny but Huti'lny. PatMng tr ar j. Round trip Is OI'FtCe-C. V. Snldar's Slors. Lakavlaw. Or. OF ALL BEERS BREWED None equals our Bohemian Lager. Its superiority is in its purity, its flavor, strength anil all-round excellence. Write us for terms and prices. BUFFALO BREWING COMPANY Sacramento, Cal. 22-2 JULY RACES The Iaka County Agricultural Asso ciation w ill Kive (our days racing on their track in lakeview, commencing July 2.1. ami t-niling July X. The sum of f 1.100 will be 'distributed in purses as follows: FtaST DAV-JULY 2d. First Raco, j a-mlle daak it 2$ 1 wo-ycar-oldi) Second Race, Itm lor all, 3-8 aad repeat. ..i23 SRCONO DAV-JULY jd. Pint Race, tree tor all, J-4 daeh tioo Second Race, tree for all, l-rnlle dash tis THIRD DAY JULY Sth. Plret Raca, tree tor all, I 1-4 mile dealt., tijo Second Roca, tree tor all, f S Balls dasn..Sl jj POtrRTH DAY-JULY 6h Plret Race, Ireo tor all, 1-2 aalle beau ...fige Second Race, Vaquera horaee, froe yards. . go (Kor Lake County) Third Race Handicap lilaianoe and wrlghta to be announced July lh, 10 salt boraes and attendants. CONDITIONS, Allot the abnre races are free (or all, except aadille race, whjrh la lor Lake county horevs. Kour to enter and three to atar. but the Aaao elation rt-a.-rre the right to hold a leas number than lour to All by reducing tbe puree In pro portion to the number ol borat-e entered. Kutrlra tocloae the evening before the race. The I'aclflo Coaat Blood Horae Aaaoclatlon rules to govern all running rai-ea. Kntrance (e ten (er cent (HI) ol puree. Money to be divided aa ollowa: 70 per cent to the Aral horae and 8u per cent to aocond horae. The AMoclatlon reaervvs the right to change any of lbs above raws, in the event ol not Hlllng, or to change the date of the last day'a event to the following day In caae any other amiiaemcnt la announced lor thai dale. No money paid without a couieat. Kuulva lor the naddle race to be made before a committee eempoat-d of Jack Miliary, Harry Koberla, Uui Bchroeder, J. N. Ulvau and I'haa Truinbo. Hoard of Directors: John McKlhlnney, H.R. Ileryford, P. f. Light, W. A. WllahLre, P.M. Miller, J. Ina.-a. V.l. Hnelllng and H. Italy. V. L. KXKIXI.SM. B. DALY, Secretary. I'rtaldent. BASEBALL TOURNAMENT. I2oo.oo In Pnrsee. Two or more t'-ama muat eniar from outside ol Uooae Lake Valley. Bv onlcr ol t'lTrfKNa' CUMMITTEK. J. E. BERNARD & 50N, Lakeview, Oregon , JUC V 1 L , r!rk it-.: H'. lb -'"vx aa.l tl i . t 1 &t iv mj I S, fl, Stitwrrlhrrs to Thr Kiamln- r who r-m (mm on- Kx-alltjr t- ano-ti'-r. r f-hnns lliflr KMtaiTli- ali)r-u ahiiulil rvim-nilirr 10 1n. tlilr lr, a rard o Ih' lr iri n b al-drimw-d to Ibe riRbl puft"flluc. TUIC DIDrO Isfcrpt oo Itli-ai E.c. ruat's inlO rArCn Advnllns As.iMTft4an.lii M.-r lim l.xrhmr, Han trmm-if-n, l win-re coutracta lor nlvtriiln c u be made lor II. LOOKOUT For an) one killing vr eteal Ing atoca belooglu to the South Eastern Oregon lire Stock Association $500 REWARD Will be given for th arreet and convl.tion of any per eon or person Mealing any atock belonging to member ol thU AMociation. J..D. COUGMLIN, J, n. INNES, President. Secretary. 'visit DR. JORDAN'S 01 at L3USEUU OF AHUTOUY1 Itll aUUKCT ST, Ml PUNCISC. CM. BiBSma TheairaMtA tolhaWwd. mrtn aaiawraaa CW Ollav A m inrxliriini. . VII I waieaaaa.orBarottaaiawa. 1 1 J 1 S Sim,rMlU.ll Mra kr I rf B the -' - - BearUJku nn tka fMm lT 1 OeaM, IfalasSiaiSSSyeaia, I r "1 1 HMWAR-nrVATE IllASft If W Tmb aaeei amd aaMdle) 1 1 aad mmm M mn MVertng , km the eaeata W raaiaiwl laaW a.aiaaBa aw eauaaaaa In . 1 yaaia, Wsrveu a,a4 skyakmi SaMliir,lM. I . B-eMMr, UMkMt laaliliseMali. I eailanat raieaat, rr.u.f y. I rfcaaa eSoaien 'rbait. Si look, yreajweaiiy 1 I of (iriMtlaiar, My a MMiulloa al t re4Ma,SMMM eafaarr aer, Mt Dee ax ' ae ee arekBgea au iraaiaeni I rial it will Bel , al aSVrd I in tax rallrt. but Braaenl 1 euro. Toe aaaar Sees an elalm to mHmw , m akralB. kl m weM Bnewa as aw a lair bmS rwrMoaaa aaS Siorgeen, era aaalaawt la eHUIIr-BIaMi ml Wwai. Traill.lal thereof My emdleeted froaa (aa araaeaa wuaeecaa iweoi atrrarr, Ti wiaa Ilka ay aa Kasark, Statical A ear kaanal laSilm of hUcon plalnt. A f we ) wrwna KUSjriyM CXTSM fta V A aval eaaa we awnii loa, OinaiiiiatliaJfa:lt and rtrlctly artrals. TrMUaoiilpei ally or ay letter. WHte fnr Book. rHlieerHT er AMtkIAa W.iuaFaaa (Avalaahta I mwwatia.) vwiiorwnte R. NROAIt CO.. 1 01 1 Market tL. K i WlQONnlllfER5 i :i RIG-HE! Bm95 ;; Horseshoeing A Specialty 1 kAAAtfvVAAt, u"i'uy'wx.tXixy U. Citv Meat Market & :m aKVK BRICK BUiLDifiC sr . , Door North cf Hotel lakeview Beef, Pork and Mutton M Bologna, Sausage, Etc g COULTER & CO. 1 South and East VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Shasta Route. Train leave Ager for Portland and way ata tlonaatw.1 a. m. ard VIM p, m ar.d lravei Aahland for Portland al 3;.V a.m aiM 4:25 p. n Lr Portland 8 ) a m Sr.TOpni aai-r : a m 8:57 p m 12:M p m a m S:45a n Ar Aahiand 12 'A a m 1 tarran.ento 6:10 p m ' Han Franclaco 7:43 p m " Oiden , " Ienver , " Kanaaa Clly " Chicago .. 4 Via m .. :i a m .. 7:26 a m .. 7:4 a m . 2:f5 p m .. t p m .. 6:30 a m ..lI:S0a m .. 7:00 a m .. 6:30 p m .. 6:42 a m ..12:10 p m 7:00 a m :16 p m 7-26a n 6:30 a B 8:05 a tn 6:1X1 p mi 6:: a tn. ll:iu 7: :0 a am 6:90 p m 6:42 a in 12:10 pm " jo Angeles El Paao Fort Worth "City of Metlco,. " Houaton New Orleans " Washington., New Vork Pullman and Touriat car on both trains. Chair car dacrameato to Ogden and El Paao, and to'irlat carato blcsgo, Bt. Lou la, New Or lean and Waabington. Connectlngat Ban Francisco with the severalr fteamahlp line lor Honolulu, Japan, China, PbllllDine, Central and South America. Be agent at Ager nation, or addrea C. H.MAKKUAM.O. P. A.. Portland, Or. Ager-Lakeview Stage Line. S. L. McNAUGHTON, Proprietor Office, I etc; inkville Klamath Falls, Or. Leave Lakeview at 6:30 a. m.; arrive at Bly in II bonra. Leave Bly at 6 a. tn.; arrive at Klamath falla In 16 noura. Leave Klamath Falls at 7 a. m.; arrive at Beawick In hour. Leave Beawick at S a. m.; arrive at Ager In 7 hours. Makes connection with all trains at Ager, Cat. asy Coaches Excellent Accommodations. Paaaeofter, eiprssa and freight trsffie solioited. All business eotrasted to ua will be enpeditfcd. ' G. W WISE. Qeneral Merchandise, First-Class Hotel The Plush House, Tonsorial Parlors. Plush, Lake County, Oregon. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature to strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digeetlTe or gana. It lathe latest discoTereddlgest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It la stantly relieves and permanently cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. Siclc Headache, Gastralgia Cramps and all other results ot imperfect digestion Pric50e. and SI. Lare lie contains m time, small sIm. Book all about dyspepsia niaiitnllrcia Praporsd by E. C OtWITT a CO.. CrjleOQO. Lakeview Drug Company. The best Wagon on earth Car load daily arriving You will find the most complete line of Stude baker Wagons ard Bug gies in stock to be found in a radious of two hun dred miles, also a com plete line of Farm Ma chinery and Hardware.