LA KB COUNTY EXAIINER: LAKE VIEW, OREGON SEPT. 26, I90L
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A roll til rr rruM of hrt n lirm1,
Th)f voir for miulr, ami tiijr wnil I, I' 1 i
Tlio rulif ol lliy crlinxm Hp. lor wlnr
Oli, wt"u woiilit i-Ihmhm' a rmlli ln,irt1?
(loo. h-li'Vi'im was In town wwral tlays
last 'k.
IVtn mill An(tiMt Kiiiirat with in
town Friday.
Lakt county nlni'i are moving toward
tlmlr w liilir range.
Clia. Ttiompmni citiiiu in from Ills
rani'li lasl Thursday.
I ink 11 lli-hiiflt tame ovt from Warner
after tiiili Innt e k.
Joiihn I'.. Nornn ramn In from Ids
Iuhi camp last Thursday.
Mr. Jack Milkmaid rami down from
Paisley limt win k on a visit.
Frank Orr rcuislervd at tint l.akuviw
from Portland luxt Thursday.
Our advertisers Allen Lnfolli tt will
lisve kiiiiki rains for Halo in Paisley
smiic'iinc in Ociuher. HH 'i
New vi-Ktiliiiled trains will "mm li , tliu
order on Iho Southern Pat-iliu road.
W. 1'. Moulder and caino over from
Warner IuhI Tliurmliiyon Inmine-s.
J. Frankl arrived in l.nkeview (rum
han Fraiiciseo taut Thursday evening-.
Anotlier liutrlier simp has lieen start
ed in tin) rear of llitt old I luff lmi.
Drink lintliiliK hut Jesse .Moore w liinky
and you'll always lie liMy. On sale at
Wlmrion A Smith's. IM-tl
John Jai'oli Alitor, the founder of tin)
New York family, wan the Hon of a
liutrlier.
J. (,'. Feiulf! and M. K. Mrfirath. Han
Francisi-a commercial men were at the
lakeview Friday.
The hens in lliia vicinity are on a
strike, -;oiiseuently there is a (treat
scarcity of "lien fruit."
Mim Mae Miller in prepared to tcivo
lessons in vim'iiI and int riuneiital inii-io
at her homo one door north of the
Methodisl Church. 37-31
JomiH K. Noran wan in from Kound
(irove Friday. He aayi feed is pretty
short for sheep out there.
One thousand head of cattle were
itarted hy the Chewaucan Land A Cattle
Co. for the railroad at MuiJiiKiie IhhI
wwk.
Thu largest pruned ryer in tho world,
a locul rejMirt says, has lieen erected near
Corvallia, and expects to lry 30 carloads
of pr il nen thin fall.
Punt A King have the swellcsl report
oiilMiln of Oregon's hi city. It is a
popular place liecaiiNe nothing In handled
there in the liiilor unci cigar line hut
standard hnttids. - if
There should lie plenty of music und
enter tuinuicnl in Lakeview thin winter;
any way there in ail unumial amount of
talent in that line here.
P. I'. Hrowne and wifoof llidwell were
arrival from Attn ran Friday. They had
lieen in attendance at the Modoc Fair
which they pronounced tirst-clus.
James Itruminett returned to Lake
view from the John Iay country Friday.
Jim miys that country is over plucked
and think thin country better than that
for Htock.
When you want a pleasant phyHio try
the new reined v, (.'hamla-rNiii'a Stomach
and Liver Tahlels. They are easy to
take and plcaaunl in eliect. Price,
cents. Sample free at Itcall' ilniK
store. 3.V4
Jake Messner and W. 1'. Moulder, two
old settlers of War.ier, were over near
thu Ol Jacohs place on the t'UHt aide
several day hint week, and the way they
hunted antelope was not flow. In com
pany with Ol Jacobs they succeeded in
killiiiK 13 anteloe ; a pretty good score
for such you and active boys.
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Interesting Notes
Gathered During
The Week and
Stated Briefly
Por Cxamlncr Readers
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J. W, ltrown who la running the J. K.
Field and W, I'. Moulder band of sheep
wan In town acveral day lat week.
Theae aheep will Ik dividinl alniut the
lat of October.
Carry KnellinK ramo over from Ce!ar
villn hint Friday with hi two coiimIii
the Mimic Cora and Ottie Hnellinu who
have len vUitlntf with the J me Hind
linn family for few week.
The name i a iruaranty of lt puiity
Ji'Hn .Moore whickey i alwaya ritrht.
Ituy it of Jammerthal. 3H
XV. H. Itlair ha taken W. J. MrKee'a
aeat on thn northern atne and now
bring- ,he mall in on time. Hill McKee
ha taken tharn of the Itoh McKee
place wiul h of Lakevn-w and hit ""p
to ranchinti.
The clonitiK of every buine hone
ill fjtkeview lt Thursday in honor of
the dead 1'reHident howcd the uinver
xal reie't the a-ople bad for him who
knew no wrong. Such a thinK ha never
been done here before.
NmhitiK louche 1'oft A Kinn' rcort
fur line lurnitiire, cony corner, cod
liiiuor and Hue mnoke. Call there
while you are in town, and you will he
royally treated. 2U:5
The flrnt Cabinet inwlintc wa held in
Wahhinnton on the lHlh, at the reoidence
of Commander Cow lea, where rrenidenl
Koowvelt i dtavinu. I'redident ltHMe-
velt reUetted all the members of the
Cabinet to retain their tiottilion throiinh-
out hi term.
J. C. INwIboii and family of I '.id well
panned IItoiihIi Iikeview hint week for
llunii on a vinit to relative. Mr. Id
non will buy nunc cavalry borne while
there for the liritinh government, and
may purchase a large number for artil
lary puimhch while there.
When you go to Klamath Fall don't
fail to see C. . Wilson the iMipulur
caterer at the (ieiii sal xm. He carries
the HneRt vtiH'k in town and will treat
voti right. Thetiein in the popular renort
Try the Hermitage w hisky there. 2."-t.
Ltion F. Ciolgosi, alius Frel Neiman,
waa indicte.1 at Huffa.o Kept. Kith, by
the County Court and tirand Jury for
murder in the first degree for faially
shiMiting frenident McKinley in the
Temlile of Music in the ran-Ainerican
IOxMHition, on the afternoon of Septem
ler (1th.
rMitno of tho lioya thut went to Altura
Friday made tho trip on their wheels.
W, U. Steele got a far as Fugle I'oint
with them when he concluded he was
not in the nice and came back to town.
Flmer Ahlstrom, Hoy Chondler and
(ieo. Keid went half way and then yave
up the race und returned.
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ington, corner Second. 12-tf
Mr. McKinley's first thought after be
ing shot at Buffalo was of his wife. "Be
careful almut her; don't let her know,"
he said. His second thought was of the
miscreant who hud tried to kill him
while the I'resident was extending his
hand in greeting. "I,et no one hurt
him," laid Mr. McKinley. In those
two utterances in what must have seem
ed to him the death hour were shown
the personal qualities of the man whom
Senator Hoar calls "tho best lieloved of
all our Presidents."
Physicians would not recommend Jesse
Moore whiskey if they did not know it
to lie tho best ill the market. Jammer
thai sells it. 'M
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At New Pine Creek's
LEMON 6c
FOR FASTIDIOUS DRESSERS $
Ever ordered for Lake County. My new
Fall and Winter Stock!
Of Goods will soon arrive. Ladies if you want a j
I JACKET, CAPE or FUR COLLARETTE
x Wait until you can examine my stock. Price the Lowest. &
. . . C. U. SNIDER ... i
I An orchestra was organized last week
and practiced for the first time F'riday
night at the residence of A. Y. Heath.
Cnder the leadership of Prol. F. L
I )n hn, of Kan Francisro as violin player
the organization consists of Mis Hutler,
piano; (ieo. II. Ayres, clarinet; C. H.
Duiilap, tromtiotie and A. Y. Beach,
cornel.
Frank Smith, the tonsorial artist will
treat you right and do your work up to
il u to. .il-tf
K. F. Duttou, stockman of Wagontire,
Iihs sold to a Harney valley buyer 1M0
head of 3 and 4-year-old steers for f -II
H-r head. They are for the Kanlern
market and will Iw shipiei at once from
a railroad (stint on Snake river. Mr.
Iiiition wants to sell about 'MX) head of
slock cattle, as his hay is short this sea
son. Paisley Post.
For home use, for br use, for physi
cian use, for everylxHly's use, Jesse
Mi wire whiskey is always the licet and is
in most general demand. 38
In view of a very interesting game of
ball U-ing played at Alturas last Friday
between the Lukeview team and Cedar
ville nine, o,uiteanumbcrof Lakeviewites
went down Thursday to witness this and
see the fair. Among them were C. K.
Sherlock, W. A. Massingill, C. It. An
derson, Fent Smith, Frank Gunther
and Max Whittlecy.
A Unit a month ago Dan Chandler
found in the roadway between lukeview
and Irews Valley a lady's purse con
taining a certain sum of monev. The
ownercan have the same by calling 01
Mr. Chandler, proving property and
paying for this notice. 35-tf
The watermellon season this year has
been sn ideal one for Lake county grow
er, also for thpse that eat them. Usu
ally when the melon crop is ripe the
weather is so cool that to eat them one
must put on an overcoat and sit down
by a fire. But thin year it is different,
in fact several days last week there was
considerable complaint almut the heat I
and the thermometer stood at 90 and 01
for several days. )
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind., is
a jxMir man, hut be says he would not lie
without ChanilH'rlain's Pain Balm if it
cost live dollars a Ixittle, for it saved hiui
from living a cripple. No external a-
plication is equal to this liniment for i
stiff and swollen joints, contracted mus-1
clen, stiff neck, sprains and rheumatic
and musclar pains. It has also cured
numerous cases of partial purulysi . It
is for sale by Beall's Drug Store. 35-4
Prof. F. L. Daliii, a finishid player on
the violin and clarinet, and a teacher on
these and other in-truments arrived here
last Thursday from San Francisco, to re
side. Mr. Iahn is also a first-class
painter and paier hanger, and secured
employment in that line the day follow
ing his arrival. He bus been a teacher
for many years and thoroughly under
stands music ; at the present time he ar
ranges music for the McMillan Publish
ing Co. of Chi.'flgo. Mr. Dahn hits a
wife and family of thren children, who
will loin l.im here later on. The band
will Im reorganized this week under his
leadership, and with the addition tt Prof,
(iraham who ta'ight the band last year,
Lakeview can boat of the best baud they
ever had.
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MODERN
THROUGHOUT
FIRST-CLASS
ACCOfinODATIONS ,
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For COnriERCIAL
TRAVELERS
COURTEOUS
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F. H. MILLER & CO., Proprietors.
F. P. LIGHT, Manage
B. F. ALLEN
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...Lodging House
Mrs. E. H. Day, Proprietor.
The Only 25 Cent House in Lakeview
Restaurant and Lodging House have both been thorough
ly renovated. Good table service and "clean bees.
The comfort of our patrons will always be our first
aim. Call at The Cottage for a good meal and bed.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S
Strongest in the World.
We can't all aecumlate an estate, but we can buy oneu
Life Assurance has enabled many a man to die wealthy,
or to live a comfortable bid age. You don't have .to die ta
win on tho 0. C. V. policies of the Equitable.
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T. H. LAFOLLETT
LAFOLLETT
Breeders of Pure Bred Sheep
Original stock Spanish Her I no. Have
bred for many year to registered Delaine
ad Rambouilet Ran from the flock tf
leading eastern breeders. Wo offer for
f of I Aof 7na vearllnr mmd I ka
2 two-y ear-old raois. Prices and terns rea-
fl sonaDie. nome rancn on mca.ay cree
ten miles north of Prineville, Oregon.
Call on or address
ALLEN & LAFOLLETT.,
30-3 m
Prinev le, Oregag
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