ICW. OREGON, JAN. 2 , lOOX
vaneement rand by the ppr as a
first-class advertising medjuos, and
disseminator o( the newt, modesty lir
bids to dwell upon the subject. We
prefer to let the public judge of (he mer
it of Tlie Kiaminer a a local news
paper. Tlie rapid strides made by thin
pa xt t the front ranks of the interior
pres is due to the generosity anil liber
allty (if the live business men of I-ake
county, ami the merchants anil busi
ness men generally of Lakeview In par
ticular as well as to the more than one
thousand subscribers who have given us
their patronage. Few interior news
papers can boast ol one-half the bona
fide subscribers that The Examiner has
on its list, and that fact alone is suf
ficient to insure the business man the
best results from advertising placed in
these columns. We are pleased to state
-that nearly all our subscribers are
prompt in making payment for the pa
per and we are not compelled to keep
continually "dunning" for money from
delinquents through our columns, as
many country papers do. The Exam
iner publishers sincerely thank the pa
trons of this paper for their liberality io
the past, an'i respeclful'y solicit a con-tinuam-e
of their generous patronage in
the future.
We wish you all a Happy New Year.
An Error Corrected.
R. 1 Cuurtright, one of the witnesses
in the famous Lookout case, feels that
The Examiner has not treated him fair
ly and erred in the issue of December
26th w hen thi-3 paper stated that it cop
ied from the Alturas Plaindealer of Dec
ember 2Hli that "the witness Court
wrL'ht formerly consorted with Mary
Hall, the old squaw, mother to some of
the men who were lynched, and for that
reason he is supposed to have an in
terest in seeing the suspects prosecuted."
We tind thai Mr. Courtwright is cor
rect, as the Alturas Plaindealer did not
contain the language quoted. A por
tion of the "Inc dents of the Famous
Case," published in The Examiner, was
taken from the Plaindealer and the re
mainder from the Reno Gazette. The
i.t.elte contained the language which
Mr. O-urtwright fays in a letter to The
Examiner is an error, in which we used
Li- name in a wrong connection. The
Examiner does not desire to do an in
jutice to Liny one, and consequently we
acknowledge that the ''offensive'' lan
guage was not found in the Plaindealer,
but was taken from the Reno Gazette.
The Examiner cheerfully corrects the
error.
the officiating clergyman, and pro
UHCi Ih wrJ thai Joined Ik hap.
py lovers in a most impressire manner.
Quite number of friends of the con
tracting parties witnessed tbe cere-:
raony. An elegant wedding supper j
was served and many were the good i
wishes expressed for the future happi- j
ness of the couple. The bride is a
charming, accomplished and pretty '
young woman, of whom her parents and !
husband are justly proud. Ske is the ,
grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. :
Brattain. The groom is a well known
and deservedly popular young stock
man of Silver I-ake valley, who has a
prosperous future before him. Mr. and.
Mrs, Carlon were the recipients of num-;
erous wedding gifts, a follows: j
Set atWrr kolvri, forka and table ipount .
). ('. t'onn
Set Utit traaoona .. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marlln
Silver aua;ar shell Odie Horning j
Bllrer timer knife Kthel Martin
Ulaia Jrult itlib wlib allrr atand Klurem-e
Martin I
Silver cake maud Mr. and Mra. Ira llradlejr .
Silver cake aland Trank I'ayne :
Silver cuter a. Martin and Uua Schroder 1
Cracker Jar Mr. and Mrs. Marshall '.
Crumb tray Win. Hough
Pig cushiou Mra. Win. Hough
Toilet set Mr. and Mra. Wm. Klltredge
Wash bowl and I'licher . Mr. and Mrs. J. II. .
uowdy
Table linen Mra Kll
Viurgar Jar Mabel Kgll
Salt aud pi 1 per shakers l.iia Kgil
Caudle stick Kred Kgll
Melal lamp Mr. and Mn. A. 1. O. yer
Carving set.. M.-asra. Halley and MoMey j
Glass water pitcher Cora Wardwell i
tiiass Cake Man; Mra. Kobt. Musty
Class stand and fruit ilish . ..Mr. and Mra.
li. B. Wardwell
i
lilass sjrrup pitcher Jewell forum'
Set glass dishes Thomas and Kate Jarkson
Set gl-s dish's sam Wardwell
silk sofa cushion Vera Hill
Napkins Mr. and Mrs. Warren luiin an
Handc rduel Isa Corum !
t'lckle dish, table linen and saure dishes . i
Mrs. J. M. Small j
Booties . La I'uihsii
Mr. and Mrs. Carlon strt hand in '
hand through the remaining years ol
their lives w ith the kindest wishes of all
who knew them for a most happy ex
i.-teiice. The Examiner extends hearty
congratulations.
We wish
Everybody a
Prosperous and
Happy New Year
Bailey & passing.!!
J Hrfdrr
A
( has Msrrlann
Reeder & Morrison
;t. blacksmiths
AND
HORSLSttOtRS
Christmas Dance at Shellhammer's.
We are informed that the home of
Mr. arnl Mrs. frhellhammer, at Crooked
Creek, was the scene of much festivity
and jollification on Christmas Eve. A
lar'-e ::rowd of neighbors and friends of
the family were invited by Mr. and Mrs.
s;hellhammer to spend Christmas Eve
w ith them and the result was one of the
most enjoyable events that ever took
place in that valley. Everybody danced
and had a jolly time and at midnight sat
down to a fine supper. Ere they arose
from the table the old clock on the man
tle announced that Christmas day had
arrived. Good wishes for a merry
Christmas were exchanged and then
dancing was resumed until the chickens
crew in the morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Shellhammer were congratulated for
the fine entertainment and were voted a
delightful host and hostess. Mr. and
Mrs. Jiurrill Miller, Miss Louise ftusen
bury and others whose names we did
not learn, attended from I.akeview.
KegUtration Notice.
Registration for the coming election
w ill open at the County Clerk's ollic on
Monday, the Oth day of .January, l'.K)2.
Justice of tbe Peace and Notaries Pub
lic of outside precincts desiring books
and blanks for registration purposes
may procure same upon applic ation to
the clerk.
j-3t
Wm. Gcsthkh
County Clerk.
Enjoyable Xmas. at Dairy.
Dkah Exminkk: We had a splendid
time in Dairy this Xrnas. Sport nc
fun was n it at a stands-till either clay or
nik'ht. We ' hot turkeys in the morn
ing and had a sparring match in tlie ,
evening and w e danced all night. J'ie
Iledent'er got the most turkeys and Pat
Calahan won the sparring match. I '
bet all my money on George Vaughn !
but he lost in the initial round. j
We danced in The Excelsior building. j
Ike moved out and we moved in for this ! ,
occasion only. We bave a "kick" com-
ing even if Ike did give ns the use of the j
store and furnished the lights gratis, j
He refused to grease the floor. But we
bad a good time, nevertheless. The re-1
n owned Elaclyis band furnished music I
which was pronounced first-class. Hisi
Honor kept the peace and Brown
Michael was master of ceremonies and'
(taller, Cm. Cm. Anderson of Hotel Dairy ,
got up the supper and such a supper! j
It was a feast to make the Hotel Lake-'
view envious We danced all night,!'
and all went home pronouncing Dairy a
n ico place to dwell in, and wishing j
Christmas would come oftener.
Da.n Dk Qru.i.K.
Dairy, Oregon, Dec. 26, 1901. j '
License to Wed By Phone.
W. L. Sutherland and Miss S. K.
Jackson of Silver Lake were issued a li
cense to wed by rather a novel method
last Eriday. The proper affidavit, duly J
sworn to, was sent over the telephone to j
County Clerk fiunther, and the officer!
in turn informed them that the license '
had been issued and was forwarded by
mail, requesting the groom at the same
time to forward by mail the affidavit
for record. There was no legal obstruc
tion to the marriage and Tbe Eiaminer
understands the Lapp event took
place last Sunday under most pleasant
auspices.
U .. lao rifrj thing In
y I he II I ark nun 1 1 hi fig
V Line and nl mriie-
) lion guarniilrnl
Now Pino CrocK. Oregon.
New Vegetable
Store...
L. 15. WHORTON, Prop.
OIM'OSITI. HAII.I.Y & M VSM, l.'.s
All kinds of Merries, Vegetables &
f?ruit carried in season.
Leave orders and what you want
for the day will be delivered at
your door, fresh and sweet.
MEN'S HEAVY WINTER
LADIES' EXTRA LINE
CHILDREN'S .SCHOOL .
.SHI hl'HLRDLR'S NAILED
SHOES
Hi
yhenyc
ou see
a Mime on
a man's face
like this fellow,
just guess that
he ha a pair of
(iraves' 5hoe.
rpiiese 5hoes
are nil cele
brated make;
are the best to
he found on the
market, and arc
moderate price.
THE RED SHOE STORE
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