LAKH COUNH liXAniNCR, LAKEVIUW, ORl-UON. NOV. 6, lo02.
Two Popular Young
People Wedded.
You can bring your money
here and get the Best for your
Dollars.
When storekeepers charge
less for their goods than I do
I emphatically say that the goods
are not as good as mine. When
you pay more than I charge you
are paying too much. I have
been in business long enough to
know what a legitimate profit
should be.
Here you pay for individual
store keeping. No combina
tion or partnership prices.
One single profit only, and
that, always the lowest.
If you are not in possesion
of my Price list ask for one. It
will save you Dollars in course of
a short time.
I will supply you with every
thing at money saving Prices.
iSMr. ami Mrs. Panlcl P. Malloy are
I now tit homo, at tlii'lr residence In
I lukc lew. Tlit Examiner wan nut
j suiliolently Informed Inst week of
I the happy event willed Joined for
j life tlie IteartH and h;ims of the two
I well known and popular .voting peo
j pie. to nlve an extended account of
j t he wedding.
The groom Is one of our prosper
The County Court Is In session this
wtok.
".ludgv Warner
sounds h" d.
"Major Henry
that'H all rlKht.
Arlhnr Suillli
Snyder" that
'. Wlilt worth"
C. A. Hunting; lust week purchased
"INI aeti M of land mid linproveineiilM
(it Tule l,ake, Klanialh counl.v, from
S. C, Tra.vner. The price was fd2,iNMi.
Clarence A. linker, I he Modoe at
torney Who has lieen l.vlnu at death'
down from door for t In- punt three tvifkn with
Vneninotila, In now rivovcrlnir
MaJ. Fine, hi . m k inn u ami ram her . "l'ldly.
of Warner, w as here Ttlosduv. 1 I'lVMldelit
WHS
mm, ,,,. im- ,.,1hI,,v v,.M,,.r,(l v
iiicrsinnus inorougitiy the business ,
I he Im cllgngvd in. and who has II -il i
1 ii.,is. ..n i.i- nr.. ii.. i. i .. ...... I " arner, wan here Tuesduv. 1 Pivsldoiit Kooscvi It
! I.. I. ii.iiM lm.lv I.. 1 ..I ! Alex MoCnllci an. I .I..I111 l...ffm- Thursday, oelubor
and mobahlv no man In the count v I " ,"er irotn earner this week
; has more friends.
j The bride Is a charming;
woman, who formerly lived in Lake- da. .
j view, hut who for the past year has j Mr. , I(4. ,, MeUker of Pals
lvn residing; with her mother at ,.v .lv (1M, Moudav on busl.
lll'HM.
Wade Snyder came In from camp
Tuesday to sit how I lie election
went .
i
O. I'. I'cinoivNt, thcdctitlst, return
young; ed from klamat Ii count v Inst Sat ur
I Klamath I nils. sin was formerly
Miss l'iia lleldrleh ami Is know n
and hluhly esp'ined ly a largo rir
; cle of friends ami ai'ipiaiulaneeN.
; Those who know her liesl speak of
i her as a most lovable w oiituu w hose
graces ami personality command re
j "pert and admiral ion. She has I he
attributes of a n 1 w If. and etcry-
body lesM-aks a happy life (or Mr.
ami Mrs. Malloy.
' .Indue Paldw in of Klamath t alis
ti. I'. Kcclcstoii has mine lo Port-
has named
as a day of
Thnuksglvl ig- ami prayer to (bid,
' ami asks I he people of I he nation lo
i ihscrvc t lie day.
j Mrs. licorjrc Wluklemau and MImm
CotiliiMoii arrUe.l Friday from Sum.
i mer Lake ami an- stopping at Hotel
; Lakeview. Mi s. liikleiuan Is under
j t he care of a ph.v slelan.
i The him l il hop ;I ven a t Marry hall
i last Saturday evening, by tin- Satur
day Night Club, w as I he best of I In-
J?OOD GO 03
otlieiateil at t he iimiTm.
f I lie I . i i. I,
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mini loiiioii.i iiic i oriiauii oiisiucss , ,ps , lirln
I oiiegc.
Tin' Lakeview t 'oiieert Hand was
organized last M. . 1 1 . 1 i nlghl with
I'll members.
Watch AhUlr.uii P.r.
SCUM. ill. Till' I lull w III con) In IK- t hl'l
Mil rmn liTni. Hii.ic.
which n,-. next i-Mic ..I III.- I'.xiiiiiiiier,
currod at Hie home of t he bride's The t lub w ill gdv e a not her i .f t hose
mother, Mrs. E. E. Ileldrieh. at enjoy able dames at I'.arry hall sat-
Klamath's capital on Sunday even- ' unlay niuhl.
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inn. ..ci. ...hi. "my reiauM-s ami a , ( '. ;. KU,!,,,, , w if.
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" nness ,, ) n W
i View 1 1
DfllUTQ Regarding the Forty Second Annual
rUIn 1 0 Statement ffi EQUITABLE LIFE.
New business written in 1901: -(iross
assetts,
Gross surplus
Total payments to policy hoMers
$245,012,087.00
71,72(5.797.00
27,71 1,021.42
Daring the past ten years, the Knuitable han paid t2.(l."ir;,;jsi .r? in diviilemls ot
its rHjlicyholilerR, which largely exce.Mls the aiununt paid in diviler..lH by any oth
er Company during the aui period.
TIHIltKK l..M XOTI 'K.
United State Land Oiticc at Iakt-vivw,
(iregiin, October 2'J, YM'l. Notice is
hereby L'i ven that 111 compliance with
the pii'ViM'His of the act ot CoiigreHri ot
Juried, 1S7S, eritit led ''An act for the
a!e of tirniH-r land" in the State" of
'alit'ornia, Oregon, Nevada, and in
Washington Teiritory'' as extended to
ail the Public Land States by act of
August 4, W'J'J, the following persons
iiave this day tiled in this olln e their
irn statements, towii;
Walter S. Mathieson,
of t. Paul, wunty of Kaniev, State of
Minnesota, sworn Hatement No. 1521
for tiie purchase of the J"EJ4, Sec. 2,
NW'VliJand NliNW. 1-e:. 11 T.
:;t -S., K. 14 K-. W. M.
James F. A lamson,
of ,t. Paul, county of Kamsey, rotate of
Muinesota, sworn siateruent No. 1522
fr'tiH purchase of the tiE SW'H,
,yr: SK4. W Vj ,K Sec. 12 1'. 34 8.,
. (;K,w.a.
JaMei Mathiet-on,
of ftt. Paul, county of Kamsev, Ktate of
Mini esota, hworu stabament No. 1523
f..r tt.e piirchat-e of the HW SW,,
N'(iW and SWJ SW'f Seel T.
31 K 14 K.. W. M.
ThAt thy wid offer proof to chow
tliat. tiie land nought is more valuable
for i' tiinlsT or Htone than for agricul
tural purposes and lu establish their
i;l it mis to na:d land liefore C U. With-
ro . II. S. ('omniistuoner at Klamath j
Va'Ip. Oregon, (.n Monday the 2d day of
March, 1)015. They name ai witnesses : !
Waiter S. Mathieson, James F. Adam- j
son, James Ma'hieson, of St. I'aill, Min-
neoota, W. Meriitt, Louis Nin, lily, j
Oregon. Any and all persons claiming j
a,7;rsey the above, described lands are i
retpaeetf-il to file their claims in ttiis of-1
lice on or before baid , 2d d,iy of March,
Novb 44 fi. IiUATTALV, Kegistei
United Htatc liel Oltine Hi jiki;view, Or.,
Oct Vifl. Notice In lii-n-liy kivcii ilmt the
fiitlowiiiK nmel aettler lmn filed notic" of hia
iiiWntio" f "e fl"Hl frool in mi..ort of his
omlm iil thai i't Pro"' before
tne Ki-Kimor sod Itecoiver at Ukevk-w, Oregon
o N. V l.lvls:ieori!e V. Wilson, II. K.
No WW ftir thesWsecW I 40H R M K. w. ni.
Ha usmes the followiii wllnehses to prove bis
..-linuous resilience U'SJU snd cultivation of
HV7 1 lan.1 via" Aloiiao U. Krskes and Thomas
Kr?ls 'Warner Lake, Oregon, and John Hsr
T iw (Jalderwood, of ol Adel. Oregon,
iaiil S. U. BJiATTA IN, Hosier.
I'mited Srates Land Otiice, Lakeview,
lOregon, Oct. 21, l'.si2. Notice is hereby
j given t hat in cnuiphaiice with the pro
j vi-ions of the act ef Congress of June 3,
1 S7 , entitled ''An act fur the sale of
j timber lands ;n the Sta'es of California,
i Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
i lory." as extended to all the Public Land
' States by act of Augu;-t 4, 1H'.I2, the fol
lowing persons have this day tiled in
this o'llce their sworn statements to w it :
I Helena Johnston,
of Portland, count v of Multnomah, state
of Oregon, sworn statement No 1570 for
the putchase of the S,'., NEj4', N'i SL'4'
sec 1, tp 35 S It 14 K.
Eugene S. Clifton,
of Castle Kock, county of Cowlitz, state
of Washington, sworn statement No.
1571, for the purchase of the HE1;,' NWJi
N) 8WJ.4", SK! hWJi, sec 4. tp 33
H, K 15 E.
Frel Ieonard,
of Castle Kock, county of Cowlitz, state
of Washington, sworn statement No.
1572, for the purchase of the HE'i. sec 4
tp 33 n, K 15 K.
Martin Delloth,
of (ireen I5ay, county of Krown, state of
Wisconsin, sworn statement No. 1573,
for the purchase of the HWi HWJ. sec
2, Ni NW!, NW, sec 11, tp 33
H, H 15 K.
Frank Van Stralcn,
of 1'ortland. E 2'i Harrison stret, county
of .Multnomah, state of Oregon, sworn
s.atement No. 1575, for the purchase of
the N Kl4, sec 4, tp 33 8, K 15 K.
That they will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish their claim to
said land betore J. W. liamaker, IJ. 8.
Commissioner at Forrest, Oregon, on
Friday, the nth day of March, 1003.
They name as witnesses: Helena
Johnston and Frank Van Stralen of
Portland, Ore., Eugene 8. Clifton, and
Fred Ionard of Castle Hock, Wash.,
Martin Ie lioth of (ireen Hay, Wis., F.
W. Merrittof Illy, Ore. and f)aniel Kiih
sell of Ostrander Wash. Any and all
persons claiming adversely the above
described lauds are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before
said nth day of March KK)3.
Nov 44 E M. I5KATTAIN, Register
Cyrus Noble Whisky the old cham
pion and still champion of them all.
Used in all first-class places. Ask for
Cry us Noble case goods when you want
a tjood drop at home. 37 tf.
few friends
the ceremony.
The 'leople of Lakeview jrencrally
will wish Mr. ami Mrs. Malloy much
happiness and piod fort uue, in which
wish The Examiner joins most hear
tlly. 1 he Klamath county papers
extend compliments to the bride in
the follow lug; manner:
Klamath Republican The bride Is
one of the estimable young; ladles o'
this place and hat many friends) and
well-wisher.
Klamath Express. The bride Is a
chai iiiiiiK and handsome young; lady
and tt favorite among; the you un
people of this place and also in so
cial clrclen. The g;rooni I an Influ
ential stockman of ltke county,
where he Iuim resided for many years
and Is highly Hpokcu of by business
men In that nectlon. The happy cou
ple left on t he sta-e Monday niorn-
itlK for their future home at Iwike
view. The Express extends congratula
tions with their many friends for a
buiK and happy married life.
In honor of the wedded couple a
very pleasant social hop was niven
at the Fads. It was a farewell par
ty for the popular bride.
Renters Take Notice. j
Tlio-e who a re renting ..r lea-ing lands
belonging to I lie 'alii .run Oregon
Kond (iiinpaiiv in Lake County will
please pay rent money into ibe I!. ink of
Lakeview. W. II. miiiik, Agent. 41-tf
UllentH a t
irk.
iei H ue M. .1 1 .lies,
stockman, was a
here yesterday.
in tli
of Escoudl-
llotel Lake
the Chewaticuii
business vlslfiir
t he Inter.
Mr. and Mrs (iciue ( 'oiin of Pais
ley were here Tuesday on laud basl
itess. Mr. Conn rcnuts cxerylhliin
llourlshliiK in the i hew atieuii, .w it h
an appearame i.( winter when he
h ft.
I. P. P-rownc, seci-i Inry of t he
Warner allev Stock iiupau,, iviw
a btislue,, i r In .akelew last
Saturday. Mr. P.low ne sa s I he
political libl in M.hIih' has been a
w arm one.
losing ( UK Sale-i:erythlng; In
stock; I'lothluu, hats, furnishing
guilds, cris'ker.v, K'assw are and ev-
mi 1 1 intc In new mains on several of
the streets this week.
Kave (irove, formerly of The I'olnt
ranch, rutin over from (edarvllle
last week on btiHlaess.
M. P. Parry, the cattleman ami
farmer of Warner, was a business
visitor hen last week.
An auot'ineiit has si-u reached
whereby the coal miners are to o to
work at Increased pay.
I "till. K. Parry was In from his
sheep camp at Orake's this week,
Inlying; winter supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. l T. Ounlher leave
for Paisley today to attend the . Sim-iiitxis-llauilltou
wedding;.
S. C. liamaker has sold out at P.o-
naua ami koiic to .siitami to en
Kaire ill the lier,v business.
L. P.. Moss sold to Pete Lorenzo of
Ft. P.ldwell on Oct. 2o t h. loo head or
slock shii-p at ?3 per head.
C. .1. Turner, formerly of Item., but
now on the raug;e In Lake county,
was a visitor here this week.
Clay Kambo arrived yesterday
from Warner. Clay says the city
elect ion at Plush was a hot one.
I Tissue paH'r, Moral crape, Crape
Or Asdell's Itinerancy. j paper, Paper napkins at tirely new
Itr. N. I. A-dell, who is associated ! stuck. S.-e I liem at A Idst niin llros. -I I
The Lakeview Water Company Is j ery I hlng; lu t he hard ware Hue Kolni;
with Ir.O F. I i-iiiurest , .l Lakeview,
will be in Silver Liike ir nil Oct. I I to
Nov or 7; will lie in suimner Lake
Nov. H to reniiiiu seven ibivs; will be in
Paisley Nov. 1 to stay until I lee. 1. 42 3
John W. Paster Dead.
John W. Paster died in San I'ran
cisco Friday iiIkIiI, Oct. 31, P.SI2, as
he Hat in his easy chair chatting;
pleasantly with his daughter, Miss
Nettle Easter. He was a native of
England, aued 7!l years. Ills wife
and two other daughters, May and
Laura were visiting; In San Kafad at
the time he died. He also leaves
three Hons, L Sherman Easter of
Lakeview, J. W. Easter of Welm-r,
Idaho, ami (Jeore W. Fastcr of
Humboldt county, Cal. (1. Sherman
Easter received the sad news by
win last Sunday.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Hi
(Vklif II tl f i
1
IS
Abtoluteljr Puro
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
The 'ioss hotel am) livery properly
at I'.oiiniuu has chunked hands.
Mrs. Ta.v lor of Ashland is the pur
chaser. .). T. Ol t , formerly of Paisley, has
purchased the residence properly
and dairy business of A. I'. Eddy at
Ashland.
Mrs. N. I. Fuller, who has Itccn
visltliiK Mr. and Mrs. Horn Fuller, at
liolian.u, ret lirned last week to her
home lu Slsson.
Later report are to the effect that
the Infant Hon of Mr. and Mrs. .1. (J.
Wllllts, 111 with pneumonia, Is lu a
critical condition.
"lirandma," Chandler Is lying; very
low at her residence on Main street,
ami it Is thought she can not sur
vive much longer.
John Iteneflel and II. W, Farrow
were among; the business vlstors
from Paisley t IiIh week, and stopped
at. Hotel Lakeview.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Keld ami II. E.
Iteid of Paisley, were here this week.
Mr. Lofn us will noon starl below
w ith a band of fine mules.
.lack Oreelie, who has been Improv
ing; his farm lu Warner, arrived
Monday ami ha.H accepted a position
as mixologist- In llenkle's Alhambra.
.1. 11. Killer, the big; woolg;rower,
haH arrived from Warner with 13(1
head of his flm Merino bucks. He
will feed t hem at Tat ro'H for a while.
Post & King; liavo added a pair
of chipmunks to their zoo. With the
four pretty mountain quail them
little fellows at t nut considerable
attention. They can bo seen In the
cng;e In Hut front window. The little
animals and the birds uyt along; nice
ly togvtlM'r.
at k really reduced prices at
Sihmim-k's. 41-2.
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. W. Mlkel of lake
view arrived here hiHt week on a
visit to old time friends. They rt
slded here years ago, ami their old
friends an pleased to see them.
Cetlarvllle Kecord
I. I. Applegate has leased two
bands of sheep, 2Psi In each lot, to
P. low n Pros, and -I. It. Stoble. The
sheep wen taken to the Lava P.ciU
last week and will Is ratiKcd there
this winter. Klamath Express.
E. K. I'ltvb. the landlord .t old
Ply, was a business visitor hen this
week. Mr. Fitch suys that business
about Ply Is looking; up. ami he Is
enjoy lug; a luerut ivc patronage. He
w as here after a load of winter sup
plies Col. Cogswell left for Klamath
county on Monday, w here he hits an
Important law case on baud for the
Southern Pacillc railroad company.
Klamath county has brought suit
ag;ains the railroad company for
I a xi-s.
LOST-In Lakeview, Oct. 21th, be
tween ll.liley A MasNingill's store and
the residemt. of Elduu WoodciM'k, a
phiiu gold band ring. Finder will be
suitably rewur.led by leaving the ring at
this i.llicc. H I
It Is said that limit her party could
have made more money out of the
cont rai l to dip t he pipe for t ho ltke
vlew Wn tcr Company's plant, than
Lore 1 1 P..t I ley. Loreu did not have a
corner on the asphalt, and con
sequently may lose on the Job.
.1. A. Anderson, the Orewstiap far
mer, wits In town last Saturday to
order une of those air ships that
Perry Stanley Is Kolnu; to put on tlx
market. Our friend Anderson suys
It Is too slow poggjng; aWii(( with tli
"old bays" bet wis-n hervntid theiap.
Mr. Kaker wits notified TuoHlay
mo rtdiiK to ls present ut, the meet
ing; of t he Supreme Court at Nalein,
Oregon, on the 5t It, n tin ciiHt of Mo
Call vs. Porter, on appeal from Lake
counl.v, would cons' up at (hat time,
lie however, Htiocivdcd III having; the
nim' postponed to Not. 13. Plain
dealer. Post Sl King are now rcccivinj( big in
voices for their winter trade. All the
linest brands of liqueurs and cigius are
kept there. Post & King furnish tho
home with the best brands for medicin
al purposes. 42-tf
The big; band of bucks brought
here by I he a ;en Is of the Prlnevllle
Land and Liveslock Company will
1st removed lu a few days from the
pasture at the Venntor ranch to
pasture two miles west of Lakeview.
About the 15th Inst. all of these bucks
that are not sold will be started back
to Prlnevlllp. This Is a flue oppor
tunity for sheepmen of this county tit
make their purchaseH of royal broil
buck before (heir removal. Those
who contemplate purchasing; should
remember that the time Is Hhort,
Heo I'Nell and Vanderjiool nt wnct",