LAKE COUNTY GXAHINOR, LAKUVIliW ORHOON, MAY 2. I90J.
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THERE 15
MUCH THAT WE MIGHT TELL YOU
ABOUT OUR SPLENDID STOCK
... OF SUMMER GOODS . . .
WE WANT YOUR TRADE, and appre
ciate that in order to Get it and Mold it, we
must offer you the Best Values your money
can buy.
We have made a careful study of the value
of our goods and can safely Guarantee the
Quality and Style in every instance to be the
Best that can be Obtained for the Price.
I
9 7 Premium Cou-
gJfSf each 25c Cash
GOOD Purchase.
PRIMROSE
Chestnut horse, broad strip in face, right hind leg white above ankle; foaled
l9i. Bred by Arurcr Belmont Nursery rttud, Kentucky.
f Newmlnster ...
I
11
I Seclusion
? i f Marsvaa
l Vesuvlenne . . .
" f Breadalbane.
't
! Touchstone . .
Beeswing
STadmor
Miss Sellon...
! Orlando
Malibran
5 T (.Ellermire
15 . J'tKentucky .
Hi
I. 1 Fletir des
C bani(s
cladiator
'Venus
SStocswell . ..
Blink Bonny. .
Chanticleer ...
'Kllerdale
iLetiugton
Magnolia
SNewinioster . . .
Maria
(Camel, by Whalebone
Hauler, by Master Henry
Ir Syntax by Haynator
IaQKhler of Androesan
Ion by Cain
Palmyra by Sultan
(Cowl by Kay Mi.i.lleton
HeUe fame by Helsbaiiar
I Touchstone by Camel
I Vulture by Lanirar
I Whisker by Waiy
Misreia by Octovian
jl'artisan by W alriou
) Pauline by Monh
(Sir Hercules by Whalebone
I Kchu by huiiliu
IThe Unroll by Birdcatcher
Pocahontas by (ilencoe
Melborne by Humphrey Clinker
lyuecu Mary by ladiator
) Birdi atrhHr by Sir Heicules
(Wliiin by I.ish lirone
)L.anercjst by Liverpool
Agra's dam by Tomboy
i Boston by Tiinnlcou
Allie Cariieal by 'riarpedoii
(lilencoe by tviltan
(Touchstone by Cauiel
(Beeswing by iirnynlax
(Harkaway by Economist
suspicion by Speculation
6th dam Foam by Langar (Hvlim by Buzzard.)
7th dam St. am by Waxy l'ope(Waxy by l'ol--o.)
fcth dam Miss otavely by Sauitle I Young Marske by Marske
8th earn by firone Herod by Tartar
loth dam by Marchem Cade by liodolphin Arabian
11th dam Jocasta by Coinforlh's Forester, (Croft's Forrester)
12th dam Milkson by Caoe ((iodtdpnln Arablan
ltth dam Miss Partner by Partner (Jigg by Byerly Turk
Mth darn Brown Farewell by Maxewell Oglethorpe Arabian)
l'th dam Bay Laytoh's dain . . by Brimmer Ili'Arcy W-Jlow Turk
10th dam Trumpett's darn by Pla"e White Turk.
17th dam by Ixxls worth Barb
ZV.t J ' r, 'Vol-' Parb Mre.
Kentucky given.
'Imported.
t'.'ensor or Kentucky.
ALSO The Full-Mood Norman Stallion "SHAFTEK," by Imp.
Normany, darn by Imp. Bordeann, and the Full-blood Shire Stal
lion 'KAKNKAN" by Kan of Karn, he by Imp. Iilack I'rince, dam
by Imp Glory....
lakeview School Closes
- Successful Term.
jnl Friday wm the litMt dn.v of
tilt' Lakeview School, tiiul examina
tion coiiKiiincd t he principal part of
the lux t week. Tin term wan tilte
Biicct'HHful HM the high average Ih
mIiowii In (ho examlnnt ItuiM. Twcn-
t.V-H V ptlpIlM llHVO pIlMHCll the State
Flghth tirade Html examination, and
hold tlipltnutiM certifying t hit t fact.
TIiIm Ih th flrnt year t twit any Lake-
VlfW ptlpIlM IlllVf MIllVfMNfllll.V pUMMCll
thin examination.
Stierliiteiident U'lllltrt received
word from the prvNldent of the Med-
j lord IIunIuckm College offering u fnt'
; nix month HcholHrHhlp In Unit col
; It'Kv to the nill of I ,ti kc foiinty w ho
jutood lil;lict III tin State Mh Krad.
! final examination. The little ilanuh
: ter of Vlrull t'olin, Vera, of Paisley,
I liavlnjf the hlheHt avera:eMtaiiilln.
j Is entitled to the Hfholartdili.
A Hiiininarv of the enrollmeiit ami
atteiulanee follow m:
; No. boys) enrolled 'is
Kin 1:'
THE THOROUQH-BRED STALLION
Will Make the Season of 1903 at Lakeview and
New Pine Creek, Oregon
For PRIMROSE
For SHAFTER
For KARNKAN
$25
$l2.5o
$12.50
the season
Total .11
No. da.VM taught I .m
" holida.VH
I i.'iys at tendance .M.sl!!
" al'M'lice l.l'l"
TitncH tanly i'7i;
Average initnlr Im1oiik;Iiii; M.1!
daily attendance l.V.
Our n. 1 pioneer friend .1. I'rankl
writeM that he will ! hen- during
the week, lie In htlll in the oo
ptirchaHin InisineHH, and lielmj cm
liected with the lartrent Iioiih.- In
that line ill the 1'. S., he in enabled
to offer tup prices!. So innch for our
friend In the tdieep lmliiHlry. T
our home folk, the Information
that bin daughter Pearl eoineH on a
vUlt to the HceneH of her childhood
for health and recreation, will U
home newH.
A wiicmi lmul of hi. Hen, con-
HiHtinof .Mth. J. . Maxwell, the
MlHrteH Alice Aplileate, JeHrieSaii.rH,
ami Anna Down, started for Klam
ath Fallrt TiieHday. Mrn. Maxwell
H'M'H to visit her daughter .lelinle
over (in the coast, and Miss Apple
Kate returns to her home in Klam
ath. Miss Sands also returns to her
home in Astoria. Miss Down will
make a short visit to her Aunt in
Klamat h.
Flection .Monday.
Vote for Hinder Hermann.
Hltijjer Hermann for t'onmi ss.
When you vote, vote rluht; vote
for llerinanu.
Willis Scammoii was oer from
Plush Friday.
Tims. Anderson came over from
Warner Sunday.
t'has. M. Oliver mine tip from New
Pine t reek Friday.
'. A. ( onswell returned t Port
laud last Friday.
t'has. I. iiic harder was In from hU
Mhei camp Sunday.
fleo. II. Iloue came down from
Chewaucan Saturday.
.Ilm llamllcy Is Just recovering
from a spell of sickness.
Thus. Plonk came over from Itnck
rnvk on IuinIu.-ms Mon.lnv.
". P. Dtkeman w as In from Dn-ws
Valley on luislneMs Sat ur.la y.
Pnscom I'lsher was In from his
west Hide ranch yesterday, lie re
port very little rain Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Phcrsoii wln ha Ihh'ii
stopplnirat the I'lsher ranch on the
west side, was In town yerlerday.
Will T. Iloy.l Is exH-ete home
lotiluht from Altura tfter touring
j California In the Interests of the A.
O. P. W. order.
Frank Loveless and sister l-ciia,
w ho hate li.vn attending s. ho. i at.
Mt. Aiiki'I, Or., returned to Pakevlew
last Sat nrday .
Mon.lity, .lime 1st elei tl.ui day.
Don't forget to Vote cal l v for ller
manu, and put off voting fur It.aines
until Tuesday.
Pe. Stark of Paisley and It. v.
Pepper of I t. Hldwcll, Were here ye,
terday on their way to Ashland to
at tend conference.
Mrs. W. A. MassliiKlll and dauuh.
t. r llernl.e are visiting with the for-
Ten head of registered yearling I m. r's l.rot her, W. It. Il. rnard and
bulls f,.r Kale. I '. O. I !i vi i i, t ;, fa mlly , i .n Cot t on w o. .. .
1
All
Friiest Pinter, of San I'ran.ls.o
stopped at t he .ake lew Sun. lay.
W. I'. Sloeum, cummer, lal travel
er, was at the l.akevlew Saturday.
I re-h candy, leinoin and orange!
at the M. gram AhNt.om Pro'. '1
from
Good pasturage for mares from a distance at $i.5o per month.
Special Terms will be given for the service of either of the above
Stallions to a number of mares upon application.
B. W. FARROW, Lakeview, Oregon.
Horse-shoeing . . Shop
M. S. Barnes, Prop'r.
MAIN STKEET, OPPOSITE ,1. E. CHLRCH.
Horse-shoeing of all kinds and
at prices to suit the times.
Work is guaranteed to be first
class.
TINKKIt I.A.M OTIt K.
I'liitcl htatcs l.aii'l ntli. e, lJik-vl.-w. Onnn
Ki-li. 2i. I'sjll. Notim is; lii ri-i.y Kiv-n tlist in
coiiiplisiiru witli tlii; provisions of tin: s.:t
of (.'oiiKr. s .f Jiiii.- :i, 17, ri 1 1 1 1 - 1 "An net
I forth.; shI: of timliir Ihii.Is in 1 1 1 Hihus of
Or.-oii, i.ullforniit, .N.'vu.lii. and n ustniiKlfm
Territory," as i'Xt"inl'. to sll tli! 1'iiMiu
Ijiir' htat.-s hy ni:t of AiiKuht 4, H'.r. tin-follow
ititf ptTons huvt tiiis luy 1.1.M1 in tliihotticr
tiioir sworn stut.'iii.:iits to-Mit:
Muli.1 .'. Hurley
of 1'si Fourth st, I'ortlRii.l, oouuty of Mnlino
iimh, MtalK of tir.'U'oii, sworn tt. -incut No. lh';l
for itt: jup.'Iius: of the K'J W .t Sec. ;i4 T :th, Jt
II K.
Mary K. Hurley
of im'i Fourtb st. Portland, County of Mulluo
luah, state of Or.-Kou, sworn Ktal.-111.-nt No. ls.i'J
for tii'- i.ureliase ol l.ols 1 2 :i - 4 Hee 2 1 M K,
It 14 K.
That tin y will offer proof to show that the
land soiiKht Is more valuahle for its tiuiher or
stone than for aKtieultural pursis.-s and to es
tablish their claim to said laud hefore Jas.
II. 1'ris.oll, County Clerk at Klainth Kails, Or.,
on Monday, the -Id (lay of Auxust, I'JUI.
They name as w itnesses: J Wragc, of Corval
lis, Ore., J. I). Hamaker, of Honan.a, Ore., ami
O. T. McKmidree and Ij.uie Koblusou of Oleic-,
Oregon.
Any and all iH-rsons olaiming adversely the
above-deserihed lauds are reuuested to file their
claims iu this ollice 011 or beforu said ilr.l day
of August l'i'J.
May 14 Vi K. M. UHATTAIN, Keglster.
JULY RACES
The Lake C.mnty Arii-tilturul Amhk-
Nation will K've four dayH rucing on
their tru k in Lakeview, coiiiineiicirix
July 2d, and ending July 7th, I'.KKI. The
an in of flXH) will he (liHtriliuted in
purneti a follow h :
FIRST DAV - JULY 2d.
lnt Kuce .i'j itirlonw, 1 150
(I wo-ye ar-tildH
2d Hace mile dash free for all fl50
SECOND DAV.JLI.V Jd
1st Pace mile heats f-175
2d Hace 1 inileilawli ,v
3d li".e Vaqnero rate for Lake
( lounty home, to he rode ith
vaqnero Raddles and Spanixh
hit bridles and to lie rode hy
vaqueros. PiHtance fsfXJ yds. $75
THIRD DAV . JULY 6th.
1st Race K mile heats $200
2d Kat e mile dash I5)
FOURTH DAV . JULY 7th.
lnt Kace
2d Kace one mile $xi
Note. lnt race on 4th day, race and
dintance to be made up on the track,
July 3d.
CONIIITIONB.
Ail of the above races are tree for ail eseept
the saddle race, which is for l.akeeouuty horses.
Four to enter and three to start in all races,
hut the AsMoeiaiion reserves the right to hold
a less number than four by reducing the pursu
in rortlnn to the number of horses entered.
hntries to close the evening hciorcthe race.
The 1'acilie Coast Jlioorl Horse AMHo.-iatioii rules
to govern all running races. F-uirau.-c fee ten
tier cent of iursf. Money tit lie divided as fol
lows: 70 pir cent lo I lie llrst hone and W ncr
cent to second horse.
'I he Ai-sociat ion reserves the right tochaugc
any of the abovu races, in the event of rot
tilling, or to change the date of the last day's
vent to the billowing day in case any other
amusement is announced lor that date. Nu
uiotiey jaid without aeont.-ht.
hntries for Ihe saddle race lo be mad.) before
a committee i-ouiioh-. ol Jim ijreeu, Harry
Hobi-rls, .le.'f Purinli, ( has. Tniiiiboaiui W'lllaid
Inim an.
Itoar.l of filn i.torH: John McKlhlmiey, VY, P.
Hcryford, F. I'. Light, W. A. WiiHhirc, F. l.
.Miller,.!, f ri iii-N, V. ,. Hnelling and II. Iialy.
V. L. HNKI.LI 'i, II. JA LV,
heeretary. I'resldent.
The Association Will (Jive
A GRAND BALL
On The Night of July 3d.
.1. I-:. I 'nlderM in id wiim hen
Warner mi lim.lneHs tlr-t ..f the week.
W . I-'. St rlnnl.y, nn nlt.irney fr.ini
llen.i, m Mti...i, nt the l.uketlew.
.1. It. McNew niel li. V. Ihtniui
wen-d.iw h frmn I'nUlev flrMt of the
the IntWefM. wlliieMix'M. cnii-
teHliintM Mild inrlleH In jit t. li, lull. e
it) I'lr. tilt c.nirt iind la-f, ire the hin.
t'lllce, lui e ii't nriied Innne.
lie.i. In .rt i m. .1 1 ihn I Vie ik k f i in
S. It. i irlnnet t went iiv.-r t.i Kl.ttn-
ii til I'ulU l-'ti. In v tu take In the
i
i riic.-M nt that place next vvit-k.
Week.
f. L. Shirk ret nene.J fn. in Iterkelv
Saturday, where he Iuih Imnmi atti-nd-Inu-
Hchiiul.
W. .1. Sunders) and i. .. II.. In, ml,
cum' In fnnn their cninp at iry Val
ley Tni'Milay.
AHsM'HHur Jiihn I'dalr returned Mmi
day frntn the extreme in irth went
cril part nf the enmity.
Now that Hchuul haw cIum-.I the
Mtnnll liny Ih nearly an happy us If he
wan playing "hiiiikey."
A very much needed rain mine
1 Ili Milay. In wiih it little late. Imf
Will flu l.ltrt (if 111 1. 1.
.Iiidtfe IteiiHiin returned to Klain-
at h I'alU lant I-'rl. lay, w here he will
onveiie circuit cntirt for Klainath
county.
Jr. Stelner writeM tu Lakeview
frleinlM from Salem, that he in Im
proving rapidly In health, and will
hood return.
The W. ('. T. C. will u I Saturday
at the I'.nptiril I liiirch, at .1 o'clock
1. M., and all Iim-iiiIm-i-h are reipieNU-d
to Ih- there promptly. L'l
The concert nlvcil hy the Lake-
view Concert Hand and OrcheMtra
htHt Friday nluht wan a decided
hiiccchh, and many compliineutH
were kIvcii t he hoyn for t heir play
ing. The hall wiim well lilled, ami a
Kood hiiiii wiim realized toward pro
euriiiK iiniforiiiM for the hand. Tin
dance after the concert wiim enjoyed
hy all.
THE OLD RELIABLE
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Absolute! Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
'.'. Vaughn, represent Inif 1. ,.
M.Coiinell A Iu., San Fraiiclmo,
lu'coiiipanled hy IiIm w Ife, arrived In
Iwiketletv from I'.tiriiM, Sunday.
I'leil Lala, datihter of .1. J.
Moore, at I'aUlev, TtieM.lay, .fay 2i,
of Inllatuiuat Ion of ItiiiKM and hrou
chlal IiiIm'm, nj,., ; yearn and I
til. Hit h.
('.II. .Ioiicm, repreMeutlne; Spruauce,
Stanley A Co., San Fraiii-lnco whole
Male ll.tnr dealcrM, wiim her IIiIh
wti'k t m K 1 rite ordern for Kentucky
Favorite.
Mtm. Win. I. Hcryford returned
from the railroad Monday wlis-renlm
went to meet her daughter, Kdna.
w ho Iuim Ini'u Mpendln the winter In
'alif. iruia.
MrM. Maud I'leiiMautM and mImIi t
MImm Millie Itolinett, of Willow fCaiich.
were vlwli inif In Lakeview TucMilay.
Marie Iteach returned with them for
a Hhort vIhII.
There waM another hhort uame of
hall Sunday iM-tweeii the Lakeview
nine and a picked nine of Mhecp
MheanTM. The latter didn't "do a
linn" to 'em.
A party of tltnlur people from
Taeoinn, WiimIi., were heiv .Nfonday.
They were i.. J). Stone and wife, T.
IHmmoii and wife, MrM. (Irant Stone,
and T. V. Ilccr.
The farmerM and rancherM of Lake
County are vltforouMly iroU'Mtliiej
analiiHt the wholcMiile tlmU-r rererve
Rrali, and an anxlotiM to have It
thrown open mralii.
The Women of Woodcraft flrclo
prtxluced a Hhort farce after the reg
ular hcmhIoii of their lodire ineetlnir
WedneMilay night of 1tHt week. A
very pleiiHaiit time Ih reported.
Mrn. Fldon Woodcock wan very
Hick ItiHt week, and for a time her
life wiih illHpnrcd of, hut nhe in now
Improving, mid herclianceH for com
plete recovery are very good.
MarMhnl Harvey gave IiIh Imck a
nevere wrench one day Iiih) week, and
una coiiHeiiueiice Iuih lieen coiillned to
IiIhIhmI IiiohI of thetimeHlnce. Thou.
WiiIhoii Iuih heen ncllng inai'Hhnl for
t he time helng.
The fact that Lake county Ih near
ly nil a tlinher r.-Herve HeeniH to make
little difference, iih people t Huiin
to arrive from all illrecl Ioiih. Among
t hoHe who were here from Mlnncnpo
11m were I". K. NcImoii, Otto OleHon,
Wm. II. Keenan, Mrn. Clement, V. A.
Uahllly, Mih. 1). (). Irwin.