1.AKI2 COUNTY
GXAMINCK, L.KnVlRW, ORCdON, OCT. J, l2.
gaUe QUnmttf ! iittur
Pahllahfd Ever Thursday
BEACH & M'GARREY
Masonic Building
(One Year, $2.00
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LAKEVIEW. OHEOON, OcT. aj. loo.
Where Is the Populist Patty?
Es Sfiistor Msrion Huller, of North
Carolina, wliois now iiimU intt his homo
in New York City, hen in Wsshiniiion
lat eek a heruil in an interview that
work wo"ll soon he tHyiui to reorganize
ami invitiorute the 1'opnlist !rly.
This declaration Ims net the politi -isns
to wondering when and win-re Mr.
Butler is to find the Populist party in
order to reorganize and revigi.rate it.
All through the West, where the party
was strongest, the I'opulixts have leen
ahuorted hy the Democrats, and there
is now no discernible line of demar
cation between the two panics in this
region, generally speaking. This in par
ticularly true of thiw Western States
which a few years ago were the i'opu
)it strongholds. In Kansas, for ei-
mple, the fusion between the Populists
and Democrat is so complete that the
coalition is known simply as the Demo
cratic party, and a full state ticket has
been nominated under the Democratic
title. Senator Harris who was elected
as a Populist, is running for re-election
as a straight Democrat. In Idaho,
here the Populists a few years ago
were stronger than either the Kebublt
cans or Democrats, the Populist party
has disappeared, and Senator Heitfeld,
one of the organizers of the party, made
formal annoncement last Winter of his
complete conversion to Democracy.
Like Senator Harris, Mr. Heitfeld is
running for re-election a a Democrat,
though, unlike his Kansas colleague,
the Idaho man probably will 1 re
turned to the Senate, since it seems
that the Republicans have made no
headway in Idaho for several years.
Washington Letter to the New York
Tribune.
Commissioner is making his campaign
in an automobile. He is making a good
run Salem Statesman).
He may make it all right in the "long
run," but he is going to his death. He
auto get other transportation. For
every family dog he runs over he will
lone an average of 'steen votes. The
Southern Pacific would gladly give him
railroad transportation this is merely
a hint to the gertlleman. He needn't
take the advice.
It looks very much like two counties
are to be w ipe.i from the map of Oregon,
Grant and Harrey, as the forest reserve
order of the department, it is rumored,
takes all of these two counties except
their respective county seats. Fortu
nately court can be held in ihe three
counties which still leaves the 9th ju
dicial district inact. Ontario Democrat.
A celebrated surgeon from Vienna is
in Chicago to perform an operation upon
the child of one of the Armours. His
fee will be $100,000, hut he discovered
in a hospital a poor child similarly af
flicted and will perform the operation
free. There is a big spark of humanity
in th:s man, as he could have charged
Armour a bigger fee.
Seventy thousand immigrants entered
Canada during the fiscal year ending
June 30. Twenty-two thousand of these
people crossed the border from the
United Slates. Thev will in time re
turn to the country of prosperity, and
while they were going others were coin
ing in to take their places.
Chas. Meserve, former publisher of
the Oregon City Enterprise, will soon
install a new printing plant at Med ford
and start a paper there, backed by capi
tal, it is said to make it go. Medford
must a "go -d thing." There art
three papers there.
This was a bad break. The Willows
Journal says thst a man walking on the
sidewalks of Chinatown "this morning"
slipped and had his leg broken right be
low the opium joint.
Renters Take Notice.
Those who are renting or leasing land
belonging to the California & Oregon
J Load Company in I. uko County will
please pay rent money into the Hank of
Lakeview, W, H. Siiikk, Agent, 41-tf
A. O. U. W. BALL.
Lakeside Lodge No. Ill will give its
first annual ball in honor of the found
ing of the order, at Harry's Hall on Mon
day evening, October 27. Tickets, in
rinding supper, 2.00, Sjmctators 2.rct.
STOCK NOTES
OF INTEREST
Some Big Sales Hade In Lake
and Klamath and Much Honey
(5 Put in Circulation.
Mr. Nwiinstoit Intend to fivtl
nbout L'."iK head of unit ton nIuvii at
Shnstu and Mr. tietU'f will ftvil
about :tot mi Lust river.
Mcllonr.v, the ranrher of Mcrvoil,
pim hawd over 11 cuttle on Spi-nne
river which will 1h wnt to hi vuwt
poNNCMdoitM In the San Joaquin val
ley. The utiles within the hint thirty
days ban Ihvii u nnml breaker ami
the California buyers have dropped
it barrel of the real tiling anions our
stuck urowefx.
C. NwiuiHloii took out .VK) bead
hint week, purvhiiHed of .lis' Howard
of Drews Valley, Picks Hron., and
several lots iiiHchaxet( III Iwinuvll
and Poe valleys.
Mitchell llros. passed through
town Sunday tiiornliiK with .'too head
of Ixt-f cattle which they were driv
ing to (iaxelle for shipment to the
southern market.
Additional stink notes of import
ance from Iike and Klamath, the
g;reat stock counties of Southern
Orejioii, are taken from the Klamath
Kxprvss this week:
Heryford Pros., the well known
Lake county cattle raisers will de
liver their lust lot of lieef on the Jtith
at Drews Valley to LotiisCerber and
C. SwaiiHtoti & Son.
The XL Cattle Company drove
1020 head from their tioose Lake
ranch last wi-ek toOazclle. The cat
tle were contracted to Kdson Pros.,
the well known alfalfa growers of
that place.
Louis (ierlier brought down LliS
cattle to the OthVM ranch to lie fed
for winter purposes, and yesterday
took another band of i20 head from
his Prookvale Stock Farm to Is" fit I
at Pull Pros., and Col well & Son's
an Lost river.
Mr. Aiken of the Western Meat
Company of San Francisco has jnir
cbased over 2000 head of cattle of
Muuura. Juu Howard. J. I). t'urr, Si
las KHjrore, F. P. IJrohs, McDonald
Pros., lieu. Deal, Duncan & Son and
severul others.
John Small, buyer for the Oakland
Meat Company, took to Montague
." bead purchased of Prat tain Pros.,
Horton Pros., and different small
growers on Lost river. C. Swatiston
will also take out 2HM) mutton sheep
bought of different parties in Lake
county.
There is probably no town In Knst
ern Oregon that is now in course of
such a building improvement as
Lakeview. Two new brick buildings
and at least a dozen new frames are
;oin; up or lire having the fliiishin;;
touches put on. Pesldes, there are
additions of lare proportions Im-Iiik
made to some K"od sized residences
about town. The F.xaininer will
soon tfive a complete list of the bite
town Improvements.
nisa Applegate Dead.
Miss Mamie Applejiute, at one time
a resident of Lakeview, died in Los
Angeles, Cal.,on Thursday morning,
Oct. l'ith. She was the daughter of
Mrs. C. C. Appli'KHte, well known in
Lakeview. Four sisters also mourn
her death, Mrs. A. McCallen ami Mrs.
O. N. Dode of Ashland, Mrs. Mary
Clayton, of Portland ami Mrs. JL C.
Oakley, of Los Angeles.
Syron Buys Hedford Home.
(leo. W. Syron, recently from Lake
view lias purchased the L. W. .lobn
son ten-acre tract of land, on Hear
creek, north of Medford, and has
commenced the const ruction of a res
idence t hereon. Ti e price paid was
$1100 and the deal was made through
Ihe Palm-York agency. Medford
Mail.
Public Notice.
To whom it may concern : lie it known
that ue are the sole owners ot ilie l.imu
Kiln and Ledge property on Sec 2H Tp
38-20 in Lake County, Oregon, and are
prepared to warrant and defend, not on
ly our exclusive right and title to the
same, but will utilize said property as
we deem best, and will guarantee any
purchaser or lessee against all costs or
expense of litigation, and hereby notify
the author or authors of the notice of
Sept. lti-1002, in The Lakeview Examin
er of fept. 25-HW2 that if it becomes ap
parent that said notice lias had in any
one or more cases an intimidating effect
villi my prospective purchaseror lessee
we will prosecute said author or authors
of said notice for all damage attribu
table to the notification relerred to
K. II. Ilt'ftllH.
41 4t J. W. Iifftus.
Lakeview, Oregon, Oct. 15, 1002.
SUOAR
Just received a new car load.
Tor the next 30 day $6.25 per 100
for cash.
Our Fall Stock Arriving
DRY GOODS
We have an entirely
new line of the Iate5t
Staple and Novelties.
CLOTHING
Call and examine and
you will be surpri5cd.
We have Suits from
$20.00 down to the
ground.
BOOTS & SM0I1S
We carry the Buck
ingham Mecht 5 hoes
They speak for themselves.
FANCY GOODS
Our stock will be com
plete by the I 0th of
this month, 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.
FURNISHING GOODS
Our Furnishing goods
stock has arrived and
it is all right too.
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Bailey & Massingill,
Lakeview.
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St-pti niln-r, H, Iwt Niiilrv la lun tiy glvra
tlial In coiniillmicr lih (h provlnlmi. nl tin,
art ( oir- uf Junr S. IxTh. rnll(l-i "An
ct (or (tin li' ol tlllllH-r lallitu III Hip StaU'. I
it allfiirnla, Orrtn. nd w hlnlini
rrrrilory." nu iiil.-il Ui all thi" tii lit li- ln.l
Stale, by j't nl AiiKU.t . Ixvl. Il.-hjamln I'aljr
( liki'vli-M , I'liiiniy ui .akr Stall-of OrrKiiu.
Iia lain '! lll'-'l in thin tittle hU nworn utali
niflit Ni. Illo, lor lie- puri liaiM. of tin- uf
nr ;of si-rNn. 9 III l :w S K K w ni,nil
will nftr prixif In li"W Hi at tti- lain! umKht
la more valuable for lta timlx-r or lonr than
for agricultural rurixiM'", ami to i tlll"li hi.
claim ! nairt lali'l ts fore 'In- Ki-KUtrr an-1 Kit-
i-clvi-riil thia orni' at l akt-i l-w . On-guu on
Frlilay, the lat lay of N.ivnnU-r. lirj. Hi-naini-t
n m lini-MK-s: Jainra llarrjr. Jaim-a Ailamn
Kli lianl Mahom-y and rhaili-a K. Misirr. of
l akt vli w Ori-noli. AnyatKl all M-rx)ii rlalm
ina ftilverivly thu aiHivi'-il-atrltM.( lanu. ar'
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iiii Btrd to All-their claim. In thla nrnce ou
I 'iUI llay "f NoTHtibrf. IWH.
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t'nlti'il siat Land oftu r, lai.-vl.-w, On-Ron
Atlir SI, IWi. NoIIckIb h r. li Kln-ll that In
roiiipllani f with lh- irov.ioiia of the ad of
rotigri-M of June ,1. ITH, ciitltli-il "A n acl for the
aah-of tlmlK-r lalnl. In Ilie Stair ol laiifortila.
Ori'Kuii. Nirtada. ami waiihliiKton Territory."
an extended to all the I'nl.llc laud stalea hr act
of A UK lift i. Ix'.'J, Alfred Ja.kaoii. of st Caul,
i.-ouiitv of Hainaay stale uf Utiiui-aotn, ha. thin
day fifed In thla olflce hla aworn atateinenl No.
1249. for Ihe pur ha-e of Hie s K of s c. No.
Ti lu Townhl No ;y s, H No 1A K w M, and
Hill offer nriHif to allow that the land aniiKht la
more valuaule for lta tlmle-r or alone than for
airrleuliural purpmua, and ' eatahllali hla
elai in to aald land In-fore J. O. Ilainaker t' S
Coinnilaaioner at Honatia, Ori-Ron on Saturday,
the 2'Jud day of NovcmlMT.I'arJ. He ..ainea aa
witneaaea: Owen T. Mi Keielree, Kred M. K-n-dree,
Arclile W hite and Uiula Kiil'ltiMin, all of
Oleic, (IreKoii. Any ami ail tmhii i UIimIhk
adverwly thn alHie-d4-acrllH-d ianda are re
iUeted to file thtfr clalma III thla 'iftlce on or
ln-lore aald A'ndday of NovemlH-r. 11'.
Sept. 11 k. M. HKA rfAlN, KeKlater
I see in The Examiner that
Bailey i Massingill, lyres. Whitworth
& Ayres, and Lakeview Mercantile Co.
Have cut Suar to $0.25 per hundred Mis,
for 30 days this fall. This is surely a hip;
bargain for everybody, nd they arc all
ood, reliable firms. Take advantage ol
this generous offer to make money. And,
incidentally, if you are thinking ol buying
anything in the Shoe Line, don't forget
that I can jrive you the best Harain in
Lake County. All lines.
....Charlie Graves....
The Red Shoe Store
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Ladies and Childrens
Footwear
Ladies Fur Trimmed Garnet Felts
Ladies Fur Trimmed Hlaek Felt Nulivettes..
Ladies Fur Trimmed 0 recti Felt Nulivettes..
Ladies Fur Trimmed Kcd I'elt Nulivettes
Ladies Kcd Trimmed Black Colonial Felts...
Ladies Kcd Trimmed Kcd Colonial Felts
...
....$l.f)
,...$l..r0
....$l.f)0
....$i.ro
....$1.7f
Laoies F"ur Trimmed Velvet Ttp Kid I:ox $2.r)0
Childrens Fur Trimmed Felt Nullificrs DOc to $1.2."
Glance at the Monogram window for a nice assortment
of Ladies Footwear
Ahlstrom Brothers.
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