LAKE COUNTY EXAIINER: LAKEVIEW OREGON FEB.ao, 1902.
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l him Overton in Hi-rioiiHly ill of pncu
iQoniii Bt his I'IiihIi home.
flSIrM. Daisy Morrm, wife of Johnny
Motrin of I'IiihIi is said lo be seriously ill.
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illnrri In Klamath Falls, Oregon , hint
Week, to the wifo of Cury Rumnhv, a Hon.
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Jjiirt Redden, tint Summer Lake Htock-
rriun, ciimc down on h visit to bin wife
this week.
I Mr. ittul Mrs. John R. Hammond
Cimc down from Paisley last Tuesday
on it IniHiiii'HM v i h i t , returning homo
yentorcliiy .
Andrew 1 lummerHlcy Iiiih been unite
ill for several days, with lagrippe, and
threatened with pneumonia, li t w able
to he out again.
: -jVIrH. Rene I'axton in ill, and is Herious
y threatened with an attack of pneumo
nia. Her husband, Frank I'axton in re
Covering, after a dungcroiiH attack of
pneumonia.
Mulcom CofTmun, accompanied by his
liter Mihh Ktliel Coffmati, and Mihh
Mahie Trior, sinter of Mrs. Font Smith
of Lakeview, arrived hern Tuesday from
Cedarvillc, on a vittit.
-Horn In ljikcview, Oregon, February
li, JIM)!!, to the wife of Dr. K. II. Smith,
A ten-pound Hon. Tim r. now walks
with a more elastic Htep, and neems to
be very proud of bin Ikv.
S. !'. Chandler returned lro'n Sun
FranciHco and other Culiloruia points
last Tuesday evening. Mr. Chandler
went to the city to consult a specialist
----- ttid we understand returns much en
Connived regarding biH health.
; The wood-Hawing .''ontent at the Quak
er Doctors' nhow Saturday flight created
plenty of amtiHement. MrH. Zadie Line
barker proved to le the champion naw
, yer and won the f5 -unli prize. Young
" J'bil Harry won the gold watch.
Mrs. Lulu Cunther bun Iteen advised
to cro to an honpital at l'orllund to bt
j rperutcd upon. She iH Hiiftcring from a
I double attlictiou, apttendicitin and an
flhceHH of the Hide. She left via l'Hisley,
Silver Luke and Shaniko, for I'ort
lund, yesterday morning. Mrs, (iun
ther'M friends hope for a successful opera
tion and a speedy return.
Heuutiful and liMeful prizes to be
' given awuy at the Monogram. You net
';;" " ticket to the April 1st dm wine with
every r0 cent piiichafc. (In a f" pur
chase you i et ten ticket, on fill pur-
t'biiHe one hnndred ticketn. til.'
Mr. and Mm. Win. I'. Heryford n
- turned home lant ThurHilay night after
' an uhcucL- of two months, dirring which
.' time they visited in San FranciHco, San
Jomc, i-tockton, Loli and Millville, Cul.
-They bad an enjoyable trip. Mr.
., Heryford says be liked the country
j around Stockton and Lodi better than
any he caw in bin traveln.
I Southern Tacitic Conductor it'orge
; J'.nnw iclit, one of the beHt known and
tnoHt popular railroad men on the count,
ha been promoted to the poHition of
; Southern l'ucidu traininaHter, w ith bead-
quartern at I iiinHinuir, Cal. Many puo
' pie in Lake county will remember Con
, ductor Kngrticht whone run for h long
time Iiiih been pant Ager, and will be
- glad to learn of bin promotion.
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AlturaH need not go into liVHterich over
the few mild ciihc" of nmullpox in Lake
view. AlturaH baa bad a much more
deadly and contiigioim dineaHe than
Hinallpox in itHWoiHt form and it need
fumigation, too much fumigation!
Smallpox haw been stumped out in
Lukevicw there are no cHe of that
dinuHO here now. Let the prens agent
correct bin error in the Keno Gazette,
and be mire to not gel gay.
W. R. IlmnmerHley arrived from the
I)rew Valley country Tueuday with a
big load of ppoila captured on mountain
height and by ruwhing otreain. In oth
er wordH, "with gun and trap, Billy haa
made a good haul among the fur ani
mals of Lake county this winter. One
trophy on exhibition at Bailey A Mais
RingiU'tt, ifl the antlered head of a giant
of the forrent a many pronged buck
that in bin life must have been a beauti
ful specimen of the mulotail deer.
RALPH ALLEN flOORE.
The funeral of Ralph Allen Moore wrh
held from the MethodiHt Church in
Lakeview hint Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The church was filled with
friendH of the grief Htricken family, and
many personal fric (1h f the dead boy,
HihonlmHtcB who knew him well and
loved him in life. Rev. C. W. Hollo
man preached a touching sermon, and
while referring to the lHt moments of
the dying youth the mcHHiige of love to
bin al in oh t heart-broken mother, bis
farewell to teacher arid Hchoolmaten,
and the holy light of Heaven that infaid
to have emblazoned biH wan face junt
before the HiimmotiH all eyes were
bathed with tearH. IliH death wan
peaceful and with anmile like that of a
dying hero he told in whinpers the fond
lather who bent over him to catch bis
lant word that be wan not afraid to die,
becaune be was going to Heaven, and
hoied to meet him and mother there.
Here was an evidence of purity of char
acter and bravery. Death had no ter
ror for Ralph Moore ! Would that all
could nay iih much when the time comuH
to face eternity.
The cuhket waH covered with beauti
ful flowern and evergieen w reath h.
When the preacher finished hie er
moti and while the choir was einging
the hint anthem friendH marched past
the coflin to take a lant look at the face
of the dead. Six of biH FchoolmateB
tenderly curried him to the hearHc, and
when the cemetery waH reached, low
ered the heuutiful white casket con
taining the cold clay down to its lat
earthly renting place.
Bright, and noble youth, you have
uone from thone who loved and ad
mired you, but you will not lie forgotten.
The City Heat Market.
Lunt week Frank I. Lane bought the
i:iterent of J. W. Sch wei rifurth, of the
firm of Fitzgerald t Schw infurth, in
the City Meat Market in Hotel Lake
view building. The new firm ntartn off
w ith a nood, fat purne to buy all the
fat cattle, j:rain-fed hogH, and choice
mutton to lie found necenhury to the
wiwitn of their putrotiH. Will R. Steele
Iiiih accepted the poHition of manager for
the new firm, and the nerviees of a
fiit-claHH cutter and all-round butcher,
in the pernon of Mr. M. S. IkiriiH of
(irantH I'unn, ban been necured. Al
ready the new matiitueiuent Iiuh given
evidence of a thorough understanding of
the bunineHH, and have an tinged the in-
terior ol the market in an inviting man-
ner.
L'vorythiiig in ai clean and i eat
iih a purlor, and the countern and
blockn have been re arranged giving the
hbop a tidy appearance. Choice pieces
of heel, mutton and pot k are bung on
the bloi'kntaiid and ntrings of fine hoi
ognu bung from the hooks. On the
counter can be neen choice cuts of beef,
mutton und pork ready for the pan.
1 1 in the intention of the new firm to
have on band at ull times the bent the
range und ranches of Luke county can
produce, and the putronuge of the pub
lic in respectfully soliiited. Manager
Steele invitew everyone to call and see
the newly arranged market. Take a
chance ut the druwing for a t' ne Sunday
roant.
Successful Applicants.
Three applicants for teuchers' cer
tificateH appeared before the Board of
Fducation of Lake County, lHt week,
and they were each succennful. Miss
Lulu Gilbert wrh granted a second
grade certificate, Miss Inez Wheeler a
third grade, and Minn Grace Driver a
third grade. Min Wheeler will con
tinue her studies and haH passed from
the Lighlb to the Ninth grade in the
public school.
The stri't quuiantine placed at the
residences in Lakeview where smallpox
wan reported to exist, haa been the
means of confining the disease thus far
to the places infected. But two places
are under restriction, the residence of
John McKlhinney und that of Dr.
Sieiner. Last Friday Dr. Steiner re
ported a case at his home in the person
of Mips Stella Kngle, and at once quar
antined the premis and went to the
hotel to live. The disease iH in very
mild form and it in probable, with the
precaution already taken, that it will
soon le stamped out. The casea on the
West Side are reported getting on nicely
and no new casea have appeared. '
Irvln Ay res.
FOR 60 DAYS
25 cpeenrf Discount for Cash
DRY GOODS, FURNISH
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES and
Now on Hand.
Ayres, Whitttortii:
EXAniNER AND BULLETIN $6.50.
Through the misunderntanding of a
meHnane over the telephone to the
Chewaucan l'ont from the publiBhera of
The lCxhminer, the I'ont advertises
the Lake County F:xaminer and Daily
Bulletin at a combination price of $5.50
to bold good until March 17, 1902.
This is an error. The announcement of
the change in combination price of Ex
aminer and Bulletin was made in these
colunuiH lant week, and no subscriptions
can be accepted at the old rate of $5.50
from February 13, 1W2. Those who de
tire to accept the combination from
that date w ill be charged $.50, in ad
vance as unual. riven at this rate the
combination price in very low, as the
regular subscription price of The San
FranciHco Bulletin alone is $'i. The
new rate does not effect Bubcriptioiis
paid up before February 13, 1902.
I Mr.
Wheeler Got Rid
of His
Rheumatism. j
IMirinir the winter of 1H98 I was so,
lame in niv joint, in fact all over my j
i I .... I 1 ......1,1 l..,r,ll. arrillnit i
. (,(,lllfht . ,,.,, of n.amberlain'B ;
I'ain Balm. From the hmt application I
began to get well, und was cured and
have worked nteadly ull the year. R ;
Wiikki.ek, North wood, N. Y. For eale
by Lee Beall. j
"1 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a nnmtter of yearn and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the bent
remedy for coughs, colds and croup I
have ever used in my family. I have
not woiwe'to express my confidence in
thi Remedy. Mrs. J. A. Moore, North
Star, Mich." For Hale by Lee BealL
Worse Than Smallpox.
Alturas I'laindealer : Health oificer
Blondin received a telegram from Lake
view Tuesday evening that there were
five canes of smallpox at that place.
Steps were at once taken to establish a
quarantine station at the State line and
hopes are entertained that the contagion
may be kept out of Modoc. However w e
cannot too earnestly urye upon our
citizens to guard every suspicious case
closely. Providence has already afflicted
us with a worse malady than the small
pox the lynching canes. But th two
combined might be a little more than
Christian fortitude and patience could
endure.
Something; That Will Do You Good.
We know of no way in which we can
be of more eevice to our readers than to
tell them of something that will be of
real good to them. For this reason we
want to acquaint them with what we
consider one of the very best remedies on ;
ihe market for coughs, colds, and that
alarming complaint, croup. We refer to
Chamlierlaiii's Couth Remedy. We
have used it w itli uwch good results in
our family so long that it has become a
household necessity. JJy its prompt use
we haven't any doubt but that it has
timeundaguiii prevented croup. Thetesti-
mony is given upon our own experience,
and w e suggest that our readers, ewpeci -
all v those whe have small children,
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always xeep u in ioeir nuniea an a
safeguard against croup. Camden
den !
(H. C.) Messenger. For eale by
Beall.
11. C. Whitworth.
From Feb. 18th.
...On All...
Qfe f FloWCfS
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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.'
Beall's Drug Store.
S. R. SUBLETT& CO.
Now located
In the
NEW
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PANE'S
f Meal at all bourn of the
Hi
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h uuuu itilhl a oIiihll miuc
Fine Sunday Dinners XL
Is rapidly
IS. 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 nre arriving at our etore
all the time
AMONG OTHER THINGS
We have everything desirous in the
Grocery Line. A special line of Genta
Fancy Shirts. An elegant line of
Candies, Cigars and Tobaccos. Watch
for our Dry Goods Display,
E. B. FOLLETT
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IQ GOODS,
HATS
& Attue
That is what a perfume should be
true to Nature, delicate, lasting.
We have just received a fresh lot
from the place where the flowers,
grow. These are among the most
delicate extracts made; they con
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BRICK
South of the
Daly Bldg.
Carpets, Mattings, Portieres
Lineolum,. Carpet Covers.
Undertaking in every branch
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