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Local & Personal
Coming & Going
NEW YORK COMPANY.
Winter lingers with
Mies Stone has lieen oh, "rats' '
Kead 1?. X M's new advertisement.
S.-e Al MarUhaiu in "Ole Olson Jr."
tonight.
liurrill Millei and wife "tart for Hly
tins week to reside.
Mr. aiul Mrf. Frank Kos? liav.' taken
looms at The Oregon.
Merchant A. Hieber in out ajrain after
au illness lasting several days.
K. T. Klliot of Keno was a Saturday
arrival from Keno ami stopped at Hotel
Lakeview.
C. W. Withers, Paisley' young mer
chant, paid Lakeview a business visit
tins week.
Born In Klamath Falls. Ore., Febru
ary Hi, 1W. to the wife of George Hiehn,
it daughter.
Mrs. F. M. Miller lias leen quite ill
at Hotel Lakeview for a week jast.
M. T. Harry, retired woolgrower,
spending the week here with his many
friends.
Announcement of the exact date for
the Woodmen ball w ill le made in The
F.xaminer next week.
Since our last issue on the 20th hint.,
there have lieen .77 inches of rain.
Five inches of snow fell during the week,
the heaviest fall occurring on Tuesday
night.
Lakeview theater gin-rs will have three
night" of tirst-class amusement. The
New York Theater Company opens to-
nignt in "Ole Olson, Jr." Popular
prices.
Dr. Steiner was called to Kock Creek
last Tuesday night to attend a serious
case of sickness in the family of I'ave
Young. The Dr. started on his 70 mile
"Ole Olsen Jr." at the opera house . r,,je at io p. n.
'ym:'lt' I The "yellow U44" no longer tloals to
Ac-ording to the new law the coming ; .
! the brecre in Lakeview. AsThe.Lxam
elocti'Ui in Oreiron will be held on Mori-! ..... ... ,, ,
iner stated last week the Fmalipox lias
1I.1v, June .'ml.
i been complete! v
Al K. Markham. manager of the New :adioatei, ,iere.
York Theater Co.. arrived from the
north Tue-il.iv.
YV. F. limli and J. H. Turpin. two
r 1 1 1 1) siift'pnien. arrived ftom the
de.-er! la-t Fridav.
staniH'i! out and
K-ad tin- advertisement of Tin Or
egon in ihi- i-ne. and t-y a meal and a
1 igilt '.- 1' "iiiiiifc- tiiere.
J. Nt'w-oiii, commercial traveler of
San Francisco, was at Ib'tel Lakeview
oeverai days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sherlock are
noon to return to Lakeview
Thousand Spring ranch.
Kquitable Life
Stronue! in the World
Jonas E. Norin. the sheepman, ar
rived from the desert Minday and re
turned yesterday morning. Norin says
sheep on the desert are doing well, and
there have been no looses.
A private letter from ('. A. Cogswell
dated at Portland, Febiuarv LV, ays
among other tilings: "It is raining here.
Extraordinary?" Yes, quite extraordin
ary for Oregon's metropolis.
You have a good a chance as your
neighbor to win one or two of tho
prizes at AhWtrnm llrus
from with every .ill cent purchase. Every
I prize is useful. See big advertisement
Ion fourth pae. V-'2
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There is a pmixxution on foot
The Nw York Ther Company Open at the
l.akevlo Opera Home Tonluht.
Al E. Markham's New York Theatre
Company will open at the opera house
tonight, for H days engagement. The
performance will okm with n play never
In'fore seen in laikeview, "O'u Olsen Jr."
This company comes with tlrst class rec
ommendatioiiH. A popular play is put
on each night; an entire change of pro
gram. There is plenty of singing and
dancing to (111 in, and everything is up-to-date.
The company stopped over one
night at silver I-uke ami J. 11. Willits,
who witnessed the performance, sends
word ahead that it is high class in every
particular, and that the trick bicyclists
alone are worth the admission fe. Th
Prineville Keview says the company is
tirst-class and that Al Markham as "Ole
Olsen Jr." is h show in himself. and that
Mrs. Markham is a talented actress.
The Keview also says :
"Messrs Tossell and Mosier. known to
the world as The Carroll Kns., are trick
bicyclists. Their jH-rformance upon the
bicycle seems marvelous. Mr. Moehier
performs the difficult (eat of turning a
complete somersault and lighting upon
the seat of his bicycle and riding right
of. The company is good, and it is well
worth any one's time to go and hear
them."
The New York Theater Company w ill
give a good bill during the week pre-:
enting such playB as "Last Lynn,"
"Mavourneen. or Katie the Ptide of
Killdiie," "Ole OUen Jr." on opening
night, and other high-class plays. In
sure to we the opening performance to-'
Free! Free! Free!
Richly Decorated China
Dinner Sets Given away
with our Cash Sales Free!
You can get it piece by
piece. Get any piece you
want. Don't fail to get
your Cash Coupons with
each Cash Purchase you
make.
c
ity Meat Market
i
r,r i ,r,ff
night. Popular prices,
at I lea II'. drug store.
Keserved neat
Assetts f'U,u2U,0u0 ; Surplus 7U,l"U0,-' build a wag.jn
Ike Dawson of Paisley and J. II.
projxwition on foot to
roaJ from Paisley to
Casebeer's station at Illy. It is under
stood to be a private enterprise to U-
mowuj 01 .-liver i.ane, were vieitors in assisted financially by Klamath county
the county a -at this week.
Walter Duke, the Davis Creek land-
Mrs. Bradley Martin, noted for tin
'40O Bradley Ball," will not wear a cor
I jrd, who feeds the traveler well, came om.t at KiK Kdw ard's coronation. This
up from his home Monday. ; ,.tailliv a (li,tressin piece of news to
It is expeUed that the lyn-.-hing case be tlahed over the wire from (iotham.
at Alturas will go to the jury t.xlay. It's awful!
A con,v.i tion is not looked for.
Grge SwM-ey of New Pine Creek is
dnvH on the Southern into Ltkeview ,
and Mrs. Swa-ey is -..uiw in tow.i.
J. S. Field, is now ledfast at Yallejo
with an attack of inllaniatory rheuma
tism. It is hi intention to spend n
time at Lincoln, Placer county, as soon
Mrs. Kllatirob has been suffering f,jr i a he is able to move, and then to re-
tunue time from in.'iariiU'ory rheumatism
but i reported .,t. the improve thi
turn -vith his family to Lakeview.
A crew of railroad surveyors have
reached a point near Kedding, having
The "Tonapah f ever."
Andy Devine has the Tonapah lever
badly and exacts to vi-it that milling
camp within the next few weeks. Andy
is a p'etty goinl judgeof minerals, knows
old when he ee it, and mining is lu
hobby. Manley Whorton, D. K. Jones,
(iet a ticket i and other yfAing men here are also
affected, and intend toseek their fortunes
at the desert camp, (teorge Winglield,
who is said to have made $l.rlMi at
Tonapah, has leew writing his friends
here, advising thera alsut the chences
there to make mney. Anotier ricb
strike was recently made near Tonapah,
and the claim was IsMidetl to a company
of eapitalistn for ninety dav for $10),0(K).
Winglield says the sinknese which has
prevailed there owing to bl sanitary
coinlitions has nearly abated, ami the
camp is taking on new life. Tunapab is
likely to Is- an unhealthy place, lwfver,
the coming su. inner. And tlnre are
other places, too, that are going to 1m
hot holes (if disease iliis suajmer Iwvause
of bud sanitary conditions. Of them,
more anon.
Door North of Hotel Lakeview
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Etc.
LANE- & PITZGhiRALD, Iroprictor5.
J. L. Smith, lo, a.' ngent for the Louit- MUrt,J'1 at 'he Oregon Miort Line con-
abie, has moved ith hii wife into the
Turpin residence .! are now keeping
J ouse.
nection in Idaho, and running through
this state. It is Itelieved to U- u gang
of Lureka & Lastern ailwev tieldmen.
F.onic, ned iiv
ridlen by Lee J,i, k
L'trns haii'licap a v
inst. Time, 2 : i't' .
When they op-i '
ti.e otlo.-i day ti.-
J in in I i i r- inter;.. i
v. .ty. iiii-i,ivii,- t...
'.iez.ir Young, aul
The Ku, nit able is in hu"ius to pav
,. , I'-h-e. n was noi organized to engage
.n, won the flO,0.Ml i(l iuit;,,,,, wit, widow, and fatherle-
, Children, or to make uionev hv receiv
ing lnleret on what uiav be due them.
01 by discounting ; olic ie- that should he
paid immediately and in full State
' tnenl of II'Mirv P.. llsde l ounder of
1 a (1
loth .
a hov
n- loiiiid a hat- the Fq'ii'able Life.
t like
fiet your re-. rv ais at he.dlV (or
tlie perlormai,. .- tonight. Chair- fur
Ijishe.ljjv the iii;.:...g..in.-nt. Ih-erved
c h ir: 7'i cent,. ( .irt-lul u-heii. a ill see
thai n'l g'--t the -,- Vou buv.
It is undersloi '.
l ien will be put o
waucan Land am
c.iiial earlv in the -
Tom A. Smith and Lou Jordon, the
former representing the iuiU-uient and
vehicle department, and the latter the
haidware deartment ni the big firm of
Baker V Hamilton, have been Ss:ndiug
the week at Lakeview. They are rust
ling business men.
Col. Knight, father of Portia Knight
Cattle Company's Ul(; M-Utie, died in Salem last week.
Moonlight in the Oardea.
The dav still dozes on, and in the
shade, the buhes rnxl in wletioe, half
aslep. Across the lawn th luxisewife
shadows creep. Till now, at last, the
evening lied is made. Tbe minitower
droops, the yellow daisies fade, the
winds, with gentle hurpingH low and
deep, the ipiiveiing branches of the
plane tree.- sweep ; the birds, Umoilghl
lo silence, have obeyed. Now looks the
m 00 n a :ro-s the dolled sky, to tind this
ipiiet ianh:n dark and fair, lying, a
bridal maiden in the night; the bright,
faced lover sees, him from on high, and
down he drops u silent ladder there, depend-,
and fills her waiting heart with
light ! (ielett Burgess.
:i..it a force of 2.7)
voik on the Che
ung.
He was at one time prominent in Ore
a let
After delving l.iDi: feet into the bowels K,n politics and has held prominent po
of tlo earth i-ear Leddiiig, in search of t-itions. lie was a bright man. Death
oil, the pioiii..t.-rs l,,ht their dril ling came to him w hile. he was ri-aliu
tools in the long 1 ', and have i'ii ter from his daught4;r.
'"'r'"8' Are there more Oregonians b.-com
W. O. Stone, oi V' ee.l, Cal., arrived crazy, or do they como from other
here last Fri lav i. 1 went on to Paiuley ities half crazy and wind up j
to pay a visit to tl.e family of his asyium? Then; arc at present VSJH
brother-in-law W. A. Bagy. Mr. patients in the insane asylum at Halem,
Stone is a pro.ty owner in Lake ; the largest number that have ever been'
f.oiintv. and in a con ' nil n.ilr T... i: :.. n ... : ... ..
uiiiunni in unti ijimuuiion at any one
lime, tiitue it wan esUblished.
.Shingle Mill l or Sale.
The only exclusive shingle, mill in
Lake county is ofiurwl for uale. The
ow ner has concluded to dispose of it and
engage in other pursuits.. The mill jM
located 12 miles northwest from Lake
view , and is situated on a creek in a de
lightful summer location. The mill is
run by Meam and is complete with ma-
ing , chiuery ami everything necessary for the
"al-, manufacture of shingles. It 1ms .,..
SOxauiiner.
i
our ; pacity o: shing os a dav for Ui,
men. With the mill will be. Hold 4U
acres of deeded timber laud, an fiue as
cau U found in the county. For fur
ther rtku!ars iwiuire, at The Kxam
iner office. g
Lakeview Livery
WM. K. BARRY & H. W. J. BARRY, Props. j
Feed stable in Connection
lloi sos boanlcd hv the l;iv or month
First class turnouts and saddle horses.
Our specialty is the fjuick and safe de
livery of passengers to all points in
the district.
ay and Grain for Safe.
proprietors Rarry's Opera House t.,pr;;:
Lakeview
holding public ant
Put your ad in The Examiner, it brings $
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