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LAKE COUNTY OXAniNOR: LAKEVIEW ORnQON FEB.I3, 1902.
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LOCAL
PICK-UPS.
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E. Goldman, commercial traveler of
pan Francisco, wan hero FrWay and
atunlay.
J. F. Owens and Mrs. P. Perry of Wil
low Kiitich were buNinoflR viHitors in
ftkeview las', week.
HI)'mh! K)irml Men's Shoes 1 A
Sjig rodiK'tion. (4rave.
r Mrs. Walter I'ukn of Itnvis Oreek
Visited her sister Mra. Ernest Brown of
bakeview thin week.
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i Steve (Saylord, mining man from
jpaisley, was down with Charlie I lines
for a few days laHt week.
p Frank Kvans wan taken ill Tuesday
nd in confined to his room at the rnni
dence of W. A. MaHHinill
Heal I, the d-uggiHt ntill han an elegant
Mht! of toilet soaps, ft 2
I'lu in HotchkiHH, tho 14 year old son
1 of Mr. and Mrn. Jay Hotchkiss, in in a
trioiin condition from blood poison.
C. II. Hall, postal inspector, wan in
Lakeview Monday on bin umial tour of
Impaction, lie went aouth Tuesday.
AliHH Coffee, the Davis Creek milliner,
and a lady friend, were guests at Hotel
Lakeview lant Friday and Saturday.
, 'fake your cash to Ahlntrom Bros, and
get a chance at the $20 prize drawing.
i Ashland cxects to vote for a com
plete sewerage system at a coHt of $20,
Lakeview needs one badly at any
6Ht.
: "Farmer" Greene, the commercial
traveler, wan interviewing lakeview
merchants several days during the
i Mrs. J.T. Moxley, wife of ex-Sheriff
iloxley of SiHkiyou county, died in
fccott valley, Cal., Feb. 5, M)2, aged M
yearn.
r.cincmher that AhlHtroru BroH. will
give away prir.es to the amount of $20 on
April lHt. V ith every
chawe you get a ticket.
50
cent pur-
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It in paid that I. F. Davien, the Iairy
merchant, will build a hall (K)x!0 feet-
one of the Urgent buildingn in Klamath
county.
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J. Q. Willitn, County Superintendent
of Schools, arrived from Silver Iake
Sunday to conduct the teachers' exam
ination. (ieor.e II. Ayern returned lant Sun-
day from Ft. Bidwell, where he went to
attend the funeral of bin mother-in-law,
Mrn. Munroe.
John II. Foster, the popular S. I.
' Railway agent at Ager, in visiting bin
t old "stamping grounds" at lied Bluff
: and Cottonwood, Cat.
Tomorrow will be St. Valentine' day.
Be sure you send a pretty valentine to
your girl, for she'll be expecting one.
You can Kt them at The Monogram.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Heryford of
Lakeview arrived at Redding from San
Francisco last week, and are now visiting
relatives near Millville, Cal.
Ask George Whorton what be would
do, if he was in authority, to tbe fellow
who would sneak around a fumigating
station to avoid a "smoking."
Chas. Innes, the "prince of good fel
lows," was down from his home near
Painley several days during the past
week, visiting bis Lakeview friends.
China New Year is on and (tie few
Mongolians in Lakeview are burning a
few "punks" to keep the devil away
and are otherwise engaged in a quiet
celebration.
Boall, the druggist can furnish tbe
ladies witli the finest perfumes iu the
city. 62
Clerk Guntber invites all the Lake
view electors to call at his office and
register now, while he ia not busy on
other matters. You lose your vote if
you don't register.
Jose Castro, an aged Spaniard living
near Uagleville, Cal., was bitten on the
band by a cat about ten days ago, and
blood poisoning set in, resulting in his
death on the 5th inst,
Beautiful and useful prises to be
given awav at the Monogram. You get
a ticket to the April 1st drawing with
every 60 cent purchase. On a $5 pur
chase you got ten tickets, on $50 pur
chase one hundred tickets. 0-2
C. A. Bunting, prosperous stockman
of Klamath county, is in Lakeview this
week.
Rev. C. W. Holloman of tbe Baptist
Church has returned from the revival
at New Tine Creek, and will hold regu
lar services morning and evening next
Sunday. All are invited.
It is said that the railroad machine
shops will be taken away from Wads
worth, Nevada, and removed to Reno.
Wadsworth is destined in the near fu
ture to be but a blur on the map.
Everyliody is after one or more of
those prizes to be given away at the
Monogram on the 1st of April. Full $20
worth will be given away. Call there
and see the prizes. 6-2
The marriage of A. A. Martin and
Miss Cora A. Wardwell, was celebrated
at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Wardwell, at Silver
Iake, on Janurry 2SUh. Klder L. A.
Myers officiated.
Dr. C. I). Brandon of San Jotc, Cal.
hasre.urned to Lakeview, on his way
home, and will be pleased to meet those
whom lie met before, and will correct
any errors that have been made. In
quire at tne poHtollice. 6-1
Itead Ahlstrom Bros, new advertise
ment in J he hxaminer this week.
With each 50 cent purchase you get a
ticket that will'enlitle you to chance in
ttie drawing of $20 worth of prizes to be
given away on April 1st.
Miss Fern Butler, teacher of the Lake
view public scbooi, was taken suddenly
ill while visiting at tbe residence of Dr.
and Mrs. Sleiner last Friday evening.
Miss Butler was unable to attend to her
duties in the school room for a few
days.
Over 2,000 cords of wood were de
stroyed by fire at Purdy station, on
the line of the N-C-O Kailwav on the
2nd inst. The lire also burned a
freight cr and wrjed the railroad
track out of shape, l'amage estimated
ui $7,000.
Under the auepices of the Lawn Ten
nis Association of Alturas, local talent
will present the pretty drama, " Under
the Laurels," tomorrow (Friday) even
ing. Miss Mollie Smith, sister of Pent
Smith of Lakeview, will astunje the
leading part.
Mr. and Mrs. Horn Fuller arrived
from Klamath Falls last Wednesday
evening and remuined several days visit
ing Horn's old lrieuds. Mrs. Fuller is a
popular and liuiidoomo young bride
iroui Klamath. They were guests at
Hotel Lakeview.
Fred JJukiu of Bedding has just made
a sale of 40,000 acres of limber in Teha
ma," Butte and Plumas counties, to the
Diamond Match Compauy. at $10 per
acre, and it originally coot only $2.00 per
acre. This is the result of a good specu
lation. Figure up the profit.
It is said that some parties from the
West Side are attempting to, and have
succeeded, iu evaaing the fumigating
station at tbe 11 )pkius corner. This is
all wrong. It is understood that such
parties will be arrested the next time
they make their appearance iu Lake
view. The preliminary work of organizing a
company of the National Guard of Cali
fornia at Alturas has been completed,
aud Frank Stewart, who saw active ser
vice in the Philippines, and knows a
thing or two about soldiers, was elected
Captain. Ha will begin drilling his
meu at once.
Prof. T. J. New bill came down from
Paisley Tuesday evening. Mr. Newbill
says the Paisley school has been closed
again on account of smallpox aud it is
likely not to convene for some time. The
Professor does not expect to return to
Paisley, and Miss Callahan, the other
teacher, arrived in lakeview last night.
The Yellow Flag.
County Physician Hall reported last
week four cases of smallpox in light
form on the west side of the lake, 12
miles from Lakeview. Two of these
cases are at the home of George Morris,
one in the family of Mrs. Albert Morris
and one at Dick Kingsley's. The disease
was bruught to the Morris place by one
of the boys of the family w ho was in the
Bly section and returned home. County
Irvln Ayres.
ERRORS
We will cheerfully correct them if you will write to us.
Try to write good-naturedly if you can, but write to us,
anyway. Do hot complain to some one else first, or let tho
matter pass. We want tho first opportunity to make right
any injustice that we may do. The little sermon deserves
a wide audience. Few people have not had occasion at
some timo in their lives to regret the sending of a narsh
or hasty note of complaint. It may be necessary to assert
one's rights in subsequent letters, but there is no better
rule of correspondence tnan to make the first one good-natured.
Judge Tonningsen, upon being in
formed by Dr. Hall of the prevalence of
the disease, had each of the infected
premises placed under strict quarantine,
and established a fumigating station at
the Hopkins corner, four miles west of
Lakeview. All travelers from the West
Side to Lakeview are compelled to stop
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at the station and "have a smoxe.
Ashley Follett haB charge (f the fumi-
gatiog station and compels the travelers
to partake of his hospitality whether
they like to smoke or not.
Sometime last week a quarantine was
placed on the residence of John Mc
Elhinney, as a precautionary measure,
as it was reported that a disease re
sembling chicken pox prevailed there.
Lant Monday Drs. Smith & Steiner re
ported four well developed cases of
Mnallpox at that place, and the yellow
rlag was hoisted at the premises. The
physicians eay that Will Blair and three
little children of Mr. and Mrs, Blair are
the victims, and that the disease is of
the very mildest possible form. There
has been some talk of putting a stop to
all public gatherings in Lakeview for a
time. This course has been suggested
by all the resident physicians, and it
remains with the Town Council to de
termine the matter. With proper pre
caution the disease can be confined to
the places now infected, and there may
be no danger of its spreading. The Ex
aminer understands that the Blair
family became exposed to the disease
through a letter received by Miss Dovie
Blair from her brother Dick Blair at
Summer Lake, who stated that he bad
just broken out with the smallpox.
On Monday, John McElhinney, at
whose residence Mr. and Mrs. Blair
make their home, was feeling badly and
it was thought that he bad also con
tracted the disease.
We understand that all the cases at
Paisley are doing well, and that Jim
Harper, w hose case was the most mal
ignant, is getting better. The yellow
flag floats in the breeze at four residences
in the Chewaucan town.
There ia no excitement in Lakeview,
as the authorities have taken prompt
action in preventing a spread of the
disease, and it is probable that the
smallpox will not become an epidemic.
Business goes on without a hitch, and
there is no possible danger of people
from outside of town becoming effected
by visiting Lakeview as uua) and at
tending to business.
Since the above was written The Ex
aminer learns f roai a private source that
several new cases have been discovered
at Paisley.
H. C. Whltworth.
We make them;
So does Every one.
i, Whitwoeth
The Oder of Flowers
That is what a perfume should be
true to Nature, delicate, lasting.
We have just received a fresh lot
vey an air of refinement. If you
have never used any of our per
fumes, come in and sample them.
A large variety to select from.
BealTs Drug Store
S. R. SUBLETT & CO.
Now located
In the
NEW
PANE'S
a ma Xaxnrxi ox :
RESTAURANT
t" A GOOD MEAL V SMALL PRICE
Fine Sunday Dinners J 'iJSMlV1 ARK
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0 NEW PINE CREEK
5 Is rapidly forging ahead and
VT E. B. Follett, the Merchant
is trotting along at the head
of the procession.
A FINE NEW STOCK
Has already been received and more
new goods are at riving at our store
all the time
AMONG OTHER THINGS
We have everything desirouu in the
Grocery Line. A special line of Gents
Fancy Shirts. An elegant line of
Candies, Cigars and Tobaccos. Watch
for our Dry Goods Display.
E. B. FOLLETT
Geo. H. Ayres.
mm
& Attres
from the place where the flowers
grow. These are among the most
delicate extracts made; they con
BRICK
South of the
Daly Bdg.
Carpets, Mattings, Portieres
Lineaium, Carpet Covers.
Undertaking in every branch
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