LAKH COUNTY EXAMINER. L.KnVlB ORUflON, SI;I 25, IP2.
Quit? or.ontttu 0F.i titmv
PuhlUhcil Ever TtiiirJy
BEACH & M'GARREY
Matonlc Building
jTHE GREAT
FOREST EI RES
H. C. Fleming isboringfor artesian
water on his much ncnr New 1'ine
Creek, with exevllcnt chances of suc
cess. The clay aunt gravel taken out
at a depth or (Ml (cct give evidence
that a hard clay body will tie found
vcntually, ami If such lie the case he
lielievcs he will strike a flow, tie has
casing to go down inn fvt. ami It Is
to lie hoped be will strike a Mow In
that distance. One successful exper
lineiit in Lake county means many
others, ami many others will increase
the wealth of farms in this county.
Mr. Fleming informed The Kxaminer
that he lielievetl tie would lie success
ful in striking a flow.
Four Shropshire hucks. very hand
some epeviuiens of the slievp family,
were brought to Lakeview last Sun
day. Thewe bucks werv imported
from England by Jolin Sparks of
Reno, and were bought by S. B.
Chandler f Crooked Creek. Mr.
Chandler Later turned tU-tn over to
Willis ILnrnmii, ami a few days ago
the latter sold them to .1. M. Thomp
son, the Modoc sheepman. The four
bucks will weigh In tin ncighliorhood
of a lialf ton. Mr. Thompson will
keep them in his stud.
The Republicans of Modoc in con
vention assembled last week Humilia
ted the following county ticket: Sii-jH-rior
J udge, N. A. Cornish; sheriff,
V. A. MlTt; County Clerk. I.. S.
Smith; Auditor and Iteeorder, K. (i.
Scanuuon: Tax Collector. Fred Rush;
District Attorney, E. C. I'.onner:
Treasurer. M. l'inkney; Assessor, l.
E. Mulkey; Superinteiuleut of schools.
Miss Eva Npnrgur; Coroner, Ir. Mere
dith; .Surveyor. A. M. (ireeii.
' " " A Ttrrible t1olnou5t In N hUh 1
(One Year. $2.00
TERMS: Jsix Months 1.00 Half a Hundred People l.ort
(Three Months. 50 l hdr ,Jveji up Notn
SI'ACX II I. I nu :! in- mil I r
Onf Im'ii.. i iv : .-m' i' K,.p,irls from th tliv-striikeu til-
To lioli." li' ' TU'lltv Ih(i 1 ...... i
Thr- I iiiin. .lam i' in in-itn ;.' in trlcts ni'ir K llama, aluiutoii.
Qnnrtrr Column .... ! a' ihvI.1iH-Vhi.nShi 'i', ,,.
Hull ii.liimn imv l.Siu .'Mv Tim COUt llllli' to grow ol se. I lie ill. II-
Om Column li I.-.WHV.MV l.voo . ,,u li!W ,,f t hiriy-eluht people
who pel iilie I in the great foivst liivs
LAKEVIEW, OKtOON. 5I.P. tS. lDO. , . . . , . i . .. i '
have already been found, and many (
others are missing. At one plui'e I lie !
Irons of a burned wagon, the roasted j
remains of a team of horses and the i
dead bodies of nine people, tell a
sickening tale of the unsuccessful at- '
tempt of a party of pleasure seekers .
to escape from the (lames. Many :
people saved their lives by Jumping j
into the Ix'svis river. About sixty ,
IH'ople camping neartlie base of Mt. j
St. I lelenii were saved by taking to j
the water on a raft ofpnlesaud logs. ;
About 1 1 sections of the Hucst Mm-1
U'rinCow litxcounty hits been burned i
over. The properly loss Is a million!
dollars. Forty f.nniliesaiv homeless i
so far a learned. Rut two houses !
art" left standing 0:1 the upper Lewi
river.
In Oregon and Washington it Is
est I ma t-d thai a million and a half
dollars worth of jrocrty has lieen
destroyed by forest tires In the past
two weeks. It will not ! known
how many iieoplc are dead until re
ports from the remote districts are
in.
The estimate of property loss does
not include tle standing timber, but
covers sa w mills. In mses, barns, en ips,
cord wood and farm implements.
'Thousands of acres of timber have
lavn burned over, but t he dest met ion
of green timber has not U-eti heavy.
: Kelief is being llurrUil to those who
have lost tlieir homes ami crops.
The; districts where the greatest de-1
; struct ion i iccurreil were I .cuts Spring-!
water ami Rridal Veil. Oregon, and
I Fifth I'laiu, I-wis River and F.I inn I
in Washington. In all these places!
it is est iniated ."iiNNi (tropic are out "f
shelter. j
The Interior Ik-part incut has tele-1
i graphed the SujM'1'interideiit of the
! Forest Reserves in Wjishillgtoli toi
'employ additional men to gu.'ird t he j
forest reserves iii thai state against j
the tires now raging there,
loiter reports give t he lUt
' Jit ."Vv
Our Fall Stock Arriving
-;Js
DRY (100DS
We have an entirely
new line of the latest
Staple and Novelties.
CLOTMINO
Call and examine and
you will be surprised.
We have Suits from
$20.00 down to the
ground.
BOOTS & 5M0I-S
We carry the Buck
inghamiS; Mecht shoes
They speak for themselves.
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PANCY (iOODS
Our stock w ill be com
plete by the I 0th of
this mouth, and will
then be the best as
sortment ever shown
in town.
GLASSWARE
We have the largest
line of Glassware ever
shown in the town.
EURNISHING GOODS
Our Purnlshinj: goods
stock has arrived and
it is all right too.
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Bailey & Massingill,
Lakeview.
The chanipiiKii-liip titfbt tH-teii
Young Corjett, feat lierw riulit cliaiu
pion of tii? wi'lUI. and Tt-rrv McCiovem,
from in 'in Cnl-it retei that honor,
to liave taken place at Louisville. Ky.,
lai-t Monday niht was leclarel off ow
ing to the threat of tiie (inventor of the
Slate, who (ltclarel that the miM t-honld
riot take place. The ru-xt htep that will
I'c tak-n in Kentucky riil In- to pwihih
it the ColnneU fn.ni liiinki j: anyti.ti:t'
but water. Then I here w ill he a tiht.
TIHIIKK I. M NOTK K
t'nll. il siaii-ii I mi'l i fli .. I.nki'i ii-w . or. K"
S. j.n ii Imt, . l.tri Sutlre In hi n hy ki ii
llmt In nn.iii( c lih I hi- irn liiim'l Ihi
art in CiiriKri'im ol Juiir 1. 17. rniUli'il "An
i t fur I hi unit" of ttinlK'r ImnU In III'1 sili-
n( CkI iftirn in. Ori-tf"ii. Ni'nnl inl Vhln(ini
li-rrltorif." xti'ii'liil to ll tin- 1'nMtr I mil
StnU u- m-l ul Auiiunt 4, l''.', ll. iijiiilii Paly
of I.Hki'vli-w, roiiiitT of t.nkr siat'-of Ori"iiii.
haii lliln ilay rili-il in thin urtlri" hu wnrn malr
iiu'lit No. l:ini. for tin- .iirrli. ui ihi'w',
n i,iiImtVii, in in :;u s U K w iii,hiii
will offi-r riHif to mIiow time tin latiil Mmiflit
in mori' valnanli' fur ll tntiU r i.r iiiin- tlian
for airriritititriil MirNi.. ami to mtiiMWh U
i-iaiin to kaul laml b lori' no' It. iilm r aii'l Id'
irin rof thin otlii'i- at laki-ili-w. Or.'Kon mi
Krulay. tin- '.Mut ilay ol Nnn-inU r. lur.'. Hi
nanii'nai n 1iiii'im'i; Jhiui.k Harry, Jainr A'laniN
liirharil Malum'.) anil i IimiI'-h K Moon, ol
Laki'Vli-w Ori'Kon. Anyatnl all i.ronn "Ulin
Inic ailviTHi'ly tin aMivi-.il''rril'l lati'l ar
ri'iiui'iti'il to t'lli thi'lri'lHlin In thin oitire on
or In fori' caiil Jin ilay of Niivi-iiiIht. V.n.
s...i m:I7 k. M. BI(.'I'T.IS. lli-KM'r.
MEN'S Ml: AW WINTFR
LAI)II:S' I XTKA I IM; .
CMIl.OkHVS SCM(ML .
SMLHI'MI-kDLU'S N A II. HI)
SHOES
if dead
Alon.o Tucker. a third-rate colored
prize tighter, formerly of Redding.
Cal., last week committed a criminal
assault upon a white woman, Mrs.
Ren Dennis, at Marshtield. Coos Co.,
last week. He was afterward shot
and captured and hurriedly strung
up by a mob. Tucker was conduct
ing a school of physical culture at
Marshtield.
Mnarli Trouble
'I have I fen troubled my Htmii- ;
u h f'ir the lufrt linir yeni," "His I. I.. ,
l-.jifli, ol ( Intel . 'nk I in in, i ireeiilield i
MaM. "A lev il.ihii'i 1 v. us iinlui i ll
In I i v a l . ol (. ' 1 1 it in Ih-i lain 't Mnmacli I
iii ii J.urr 1 tl.li-w. 1 i ut v taken part )
of liiriu and lei-l auif.it deal heller." If:
Vim have all'.' Irnulile Allli our ft'.lll.irll '
try a 1nx of I lit-r-t Tablet"',
t ; ri t lie p'eased with the
lio rents. For i-ale by I.ee
j.'1-t.
TinHKK OTI( K
t'liiii-il Mali n ijtml offii . laki-view, Or.-ifoii
I Am -'1. I'"-'. Noii'i-lii tun I'V iili'-n that In
' ri nil pi la IH'i' M till til' pro! lilooi, ol tin- art of
, i o:iKri-i ol lull" :i. I7x. rutitli-l "An ai t tor Hi"
l nalrof tillilH-r lail't-III thi ."ilali'M of laillonila.
j ori'tfoii, Ni'va-la. bii'I wailiniKO'ii Ti'iritor) ."
. hi i-x t'-nil' 'I to a I i III'1 I'll til lr l.all'l ""liit-'M iiv ni't
I of tiiKiint I. I' M Alfn il la. knoll, i, f St Caul.
! rolility ol Kainiuy M:ili of .iIiiiiii-i.iIm, hat thin
! ilav fil'-it III thin ottiri hU NVinrn ililt'-lni'lit No.
I i.'i'.i. for tin- niri'hu- ol Hi. -s K 1 , ol .t. i-. Nn.
: in I iihIiiii No i s. K No i. h w M. ami
i Mill o mr roof to tlmvt llml I te- lit ml hiiikM
iiior s al nn on-ir 1 1 ti in i.-r or tioiii iiian i
are-iiliiiral 'iirtn''4, ali-l 'o i'tiMl'll"li hi
i-lai in in ".nut laml I.. I.ti-.I. o. llHinnkir I
I oil i lni--l"llrr at liollntia. I iri'Kon "O ut ur.lHV
III'. JJml ilay ol Novi lnl'i r l'tr.'. II.- .. inn a n
Miimi.v: iiwin 1 . Mi K 'ii.lrii.. I-r. ! Mrh
hen you see
a Amile on
a man's face
like this fellow,
just guess that
he hp a pair of
Graves' 5hoe$.
i-5irt-tir'ri-r?
-i'iIii i; -: ...i'M ;
' are all cele
brated make;
are the best to
be found on the
market, and arc
moderate price.
rif-wri r-"!rta
Vim are eel- I ! r.-.-, Arelile W hiti- ami lni Itol Inuui,
relllt. I I ll'e ' MI'll', ' T' 'KOll. .ll nil'! H I I piTHOIIH 1'IHI in i iik
t, H . H'l vitm-i v nn- ainivi.-ii''i,''rirM'ii ihii i ar. r.--
Iil'all. III1IK nn,.,!..,! in till- thi-lr i'Ikiiiik in Him iltli i. nn ,,r
li. lori' nitlil J-JikI iIhv ill Novi inl.' r. r'.'.
hi'i'l. II :'. f:. M. HHATTAIN. K'K'-t. r
THE RED SHOE STORE
The Examiner neglected to state
last week in announcing the change
In the time schedule of the Southern
stage, that a stop is made on Satur
day nights at Alturas. Fvery other
day in the week the stage runs with
out a night stop over la-tween Lake
view and the railroad. The Satur
day night stop in Alturas includes
Sunday ami Sunday night, travel be
ing resumed Monday morning.
Ren Swingle, who has been in tin
emjiloy of Ia ve Filler, and who as-
sisted in driving the Filler sheep Into j
Klamath County, arrived here last I
week. Mr. Swingle says that he j
was not molested, neither were any
of the employes of Filler, by tlio'-Rad
Lands" people whoaiv guarding the
range.
John Rrilosnnd wife of Davis Creek
were here last week. Mr. Rriles
brought up a big load of the finest
tomatoes ever sold In this market.
tie is one oi tiie men who owns a
garden spot in this far not hern
country, and by his industry Is mak
ing It a valuable property.
The Alturas Fair has been post
poned, In order to glveoutside horses
a chance to be In attendance. The
dates of the Lassen and Modoe dis
trict fuiru coming ho clone together,
It wan thought advisable to change
the date of the latter. The Modoc
Fair will open Oct. tli.
.4 M-hl of I error.
"Awful anxiety wit fell lur the uidnw
of the luave (iei cral Riliiihain of .Mai'h
Man, Me., when the locto t-aid t-he
Mould die Iroin I'ue uiiiuiiia hefnre morn
: my" writeH MrH. .s. II, Lincoln, who at-
tended her that feai lul liiilht, hut i-he
heifueil for I)r. Kind's .Ni-n Iiwcovery,
i which had more lhan nine i-aveil her
i lite, and cured her of Cniisuin (t ion. All
; er takiui:, hhe fh-pl all ninhl. Further
. in-e entirely tailed her." This iiiurvell
I oils meilii'ine in guaranteed to i me nil
: Throat, Chcht and L'mk! Iii-ea.-es. Only
I 5l)i: anil fl .00. Trial hntlien tree at Lei-
lieaH'b I'm". Store.
i $20.00 RtWAUl).
! Strayed from my ranch on Siihii river
9 inies weft of Mi; anvii le. Cal , one
i liiiv Imrhc, 7 yeaiM old, weight aliont
ll'iKI II'-., It-It hind foot w hite to hoi k ;
i-niall hlark fpot on ri'lit r n t n f ; 1 eiht
' alumt 17 handH ; no brati'ln. liui-cd iiv
' Conley JlrnH. at Silver Lake and pur
chased ol Jim Conley at Red Ulull.
Twenty JlollaiH reward for hame de
livered in gooil cniiilitioii at the Oregon
Feed Yard at Lakeview , Oregon.
31-4 . Wii.i.akii, Sm-aiiville, Cal.
' rfs s's's's s 'sit
's 'j r f r ' r r '' r t f t ' s V t '
f ' ' r 'ss
Jiibtice Horace Gray, for tw enty years
on the United Statea mprenie court
bench, is dead at Nabaut, Massachusetts.
Public Notice
Know all men by the-e prem;nt4, that
Flleu t'. llalryniple in tiie owner ol an
undivided 13 inteie-t in the Lime Kiln
property and all of it inrludiii"; all toolx,
lined in connection therewith, said prop
perty hein known an the Loftlua and
)alrytnple Lime Kiln and Lek'e I'roi
erty on rK of nection 2 Tp 3H iill.
that Haid partr.eri-hip laa never Is en
diHsolved nor an account ing had.
All peraoiiH are hereby notified that
in purchaHiiitf eaid property or renlinif
the name, they will purchase or leaxe
Nuhject to one-third intereHt.
Kllen C. Dalrymple
Ry 0. II. JJalrym pie,
lier attorney in fact
Lakeview, Oregon Sept. 10, VMi.
S
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WurkiuK XlKht unit lay
The biicit-Ht and mthlieBt little thin
that ever waa made i Lr. King's New
Life 1'illn. Theae nilla change weakneHg
into strength, linlloHHiieHH into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They re
wonderful in Luiiding up the health.
Only 25u per box. Hold by I'e Reall,
druggist.
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