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LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER: LAKEVIEW OREGON MARCH. I J IW2.
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Interesting; Notes
Gathered During:
The Week and
Stated Briefly
For Examiner Reader
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G. . Rawlins of 8an Francinco vu
It t'otri Ijkeriew lnt Friday.
J, W. Howard, prominent n took man
ai fiilnr lkn, arrived from Klamath
County lant Friday.
T'rrr in at tbn PUce nd Me George
and tent. They treat their patrons
right. Fine billiard table. 2. if
Jos Baumgartner, canhierof the Hank
ie r-oone of Ladd A Hush, Halem, was a
buSuM vieitor in Lakeview last week.
earing it coming on. The GENUINE
Erotnot Inermio at Hohminckn. Junt
wljut you want for Base brunh lands.
Try it.
liarooni has succeeded in talking a
distance of JXHHJ miles with the wireless
telegraph. How some women will envy
bim.
For best buffets, bars and sideboards
and the medicine cabinets, "Jesne
Moore'1 pure rye or bourbon whiBkey
has no equal.
John Ilutton and Claud Morris, the
nteD who turned states evidence in the
ModaC lynching cases, have tieen spir
ited away from Modoc.
- Mn. M. I. Hopkins is sriounly ill at
Hopkins' Corner. Munroe Mansfield is
running the ranch for Mart Ilopkinn
daring the illne s of his wife.
Louie Rhodes, who left here lant full
with Imh freight team for Arizona, Iiuh
returned to Iah Angeles, Cul., hnvmg
bad enough of Arizona in u few months.
y The"l'ulu(re"is uh popular uh ever.
Wborton & Smith huve u hohtof fri-litlH
V and their resort is u inctiiig plnee.
The 1'aUce lias the reputiitilm t deuling
f oat the UHt in every thing. The l'ulace
j billiard room !.un tlie finest billiard and
i pool table in town. 2-tf
J Greater Salem's purse of $1,000 w ill be
s. a feature of the next Oregon State Fair
speed program. Greater Salem stuke,
for 2:18 pacers, $2,000, Capital City
., stake, for 2:24 trotters, $1,000.
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Miss llelle Hananreturned Saturday
evening on the stage from Eugene where
be went last fall to study dressmaking,
fine w as called home during the serious
illness of her brother Henry who is now
on the rapid road to recovery. Post.
Btortns and floods, the like of which
baa never been Keen before by human j
eyes in this generation, have prevailed
throughout the Atlantic Hluti-H for the j
past two weeks. The Pacific was swept, I
also, by lierce gales mid storms and j
flood lust. week. i
When lust he came to see her
she fliowcil a timiil heart, ami
fVeil when the lights Was low they'
at 'his la! apart ;
but as their loc gn u warmer, i
they Lathe. 1 the joy and Mis.- ;
and knocked out all the spaces,
and sat upcloselikethis.
J'.asc hall mien have been revised.,
The urn pire may call a ball a foul or a.
Strike as he sees fit. The catcher must .
stand within ten feet of the plate
throughout the game. After the hatter
in in position, if the pitcher throws a
ball to any othei player than the cutch j
er to retire a base runner, it shall be j
called a ball, that is if the batter is in
position.
Jack McDonald, one of the new
saloon men of Paisley, was in Lakeview
on business last week.
W. H. Tucker and Steve Gaylord have
bought Charley Campbell's blacksmith-
ing business at Paisley.
'Whiskey that suits, that does you
good, aids your digestion and appetite,
is the pure stuff "Jes-e Moore" rye or
bourbon. Get it at Jamtnerthals.
A Lakeview young man, while calling
on his best girl Sunday afternoon, found
the "old folks" out and proceeded to
become more loving than usual. He told
his sweetheart he was going to kiss her be
fore be left the bouse, and she told him
to leave at once. Needn't ask us who,
because we won't tell.
You will never wish to take another
dose of pills if you once try (Chamber
lain's Stomach A Liver Tablets. They
are easier to take and more pleasant in
effect. They cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels. For
sale by Iee Itaall.
Governor Geer has received a warrant
from the Secretary of the Treasury for
f2,7W 04, together with a statement of
differences from the Auditor of the War
Department. Of this sum fl7,10fi.34 is
for payment of claims of memlKjrs of the
Second Oregon Uegiment who volun
teered and were accepted under the sec
ond call of the President. The remain
ing $4i!):! f0 is to reimburse the state for
per diem paid about two years ago to
men who volunteered and were rejected.
Get a good, clean, hot bath at Frank
Smith's shop. When you con e out of
the hath plant yourself in the chair and
get a clemi shave.after w hich try his pure
sure dandruff medicine. 52-tl
A. K. DHmbacher of Ashland, and
Major W. J. Sc.hurz representing Nolan
Hewes, George & Earl, shoe house, ar
rived from the AVest on the delayed
stage at 2 a. m. Friday. The Major
says he makes no extra .-barge to his
patrons by reason of his trip at this
time, and the condition of the roads.
It is the belief that during the late
storm the snow fall in the mountains of
Lake county has lieen heavier than for
years and that the subsequent cold snap
will harden the snow to insure its re
maining on mountains and in gorge and
canyon for many months. Doubtless
an abundance of water and good grass
will lie the result for the coming sum
mer. Wanted Intelligent young men, from
17 to III ears of age, bavin 'oinmon
school education, to learn mechanical
iriides. For full information apply to
or write to I'niou Iron Works, 2L'"' Mar
ket M ., San I tancisco. 2 2m
The S& JS't f 'lie Lakeview
jMiln aie slender ami delicately tinted,
their iii aie like , an 1 they are
without - in this or any other
Their fiown. aie like , and their
1'j:;i')0 e.M-ile !!! of pleasure and a
desiie t them. Lead Una T
closely, and do not ? its veracity.
When you wake up with a bad taste
in vour mouth you may know that you
need a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
iv. Liver Tablets. They will cleanse
your stomach, improve your appetite
ami make voit feel like a new man.
Thev aie easv to take, bein' sugar
coated, and pleasant in effect. For sale
by Lee Head.
ORDERS
TAKEN FOR
TAILOR-MADE
SUITS
Blankets
Quilts
White Spreads
READY TO WEAR LINE
Fleeced Wrappers; Flannelette Gowns,
. Flannelette .and Eiderdown Dressing Saques
Knit Underwear, Ladies' Waists and Skirts
Ladies' Coats, Capes and Fur Collarettes,
Muslin Underwear, Ladies' Children's and
Misses Rubbers, and Rubber Goods every
kind, Men's Felt Boots and Bootees (new).
c. u. snider . . .
Wm. Harvey, president of the Lake
County Telephone Co., was in town
Saturday night attending to business,
says the Paisley Post. Mr. Harvey
says there would be no object in the
present owners of the telephone system
selling the line to any other company,
as it was built by tbe farmers and busi
ness men of the county for their own
benefit and convenience.
A subscriber of a neighboring ex
change wrote the editor to publish what
was good for the la grippe, February be
sng considered the worst month for that
disease. The editor consulted a physi
cian, who gave him the following and
which lie published: Quinine and
whiskey ; coal oil and whiskey; mutton
suet and whiskey; mustard hath and
whiskey ; hops and whiskey, and just
plain whiskey.
A sad death was that of Mrs. Frank
Talmadgeat Punsmuir Monday morning.
The mother of three children, and in a
condition where Bhe was about to bring
a fourth human being into the world,
this oldest daughter of S. A. J. Eckles of
this city was in one of the six houses
that were overturned in the recent flood
at the railroad town in Siskiyou county.
The shock to the prospective mother re
sulted in the death of the unborn child
and as a consequence Mrs. Talmadge w as
taken in by the great reaper, Death.
Redding Searchlight.
It is very likely that County Koad
master W. K. Heryford will have some
thing else to do liesides "watching the
road supervisors to see that they do
their duties." We believe the new law
is a w ise one, as a head of the road de
partment of a county will doubtless
prove a great benefit in the way of road
improvement, and will prove a money
saving proposition in the end, besides
giving belter results in road work. We
also believe that the lloadmaster for
Lake count v has a good idea of the
work and the duties reposed in him,
and that he will do his duty faithfully.
The position of County Loadmaster is
no local "graft," as some people profess
to believe ami wh.eh they would like to
have the public believe. I'.y reference
to section 2, page lti), (u-neral Laws of
Oregon, it will be seen that the County
Court MfsT appoint a County Koadmas-ter.
. Lakeview.
ERECTED IN 1900
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THROUGHOUT
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ACCOMMODATIONS ,i
SAJ1PLE ROOn
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S. J. STUDLEY F. E. HARRIS
STUDLEY & HARRIS
1 LAKEVIEW FURNITURE CO, I
Full and complete stock of
Everything in the line of
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This BiKnatiire fa ot. every box f Hio genuine
Laxative BrosnoQtiiainc Taiuta
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The Oregon has been thor
oughly renovated anil re
furnished. Table ser
vice is neat, clean and
the best the market af
fords. Moderate char-re
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At New Pine Creek's Big Store.
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