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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1903)
LAKE COUNTY EXAIINCR, LAKEVIEW, ORG00N, JULY 2j, lotM. Xocal I3nppcnino0 XToID in paraorapbo 3 A Complete Line of Ladies Tailor in"; samples for Spring and Summer Suits, A Larue Assortment of Men's Hats Spring Goods Iliirr.v Ildllrv Iiiim Im-cii oh tln Mick I 1m t for twit wii'kH punt. Harry AIiIiIiIcIko mid Win. Vlin ciil wrri vUltorn from New I'lni Cm k 1IH( TlltllXtlllV. 1 .11 imiiii I'uMkft titxl wlfi' of Wiir lirr were lulling III I.itkpvlrW wv ral iIii.vm liiMt week. C. W. Kmlioily iunl II. N. Itriulli-.v, Illy HiiiImt lutnl liMiitorM, wen- lo liK IiiimIim'mh In Luki'vli'W Hcvcnil ilayM t In' piiHt wii'k. Aiiioiik tin atiy who went to Ni Cnvk on a fi-w wii'kn oiitliiK, wen Dr. i:. II. Sinltli ami family ami MIhm (Mil.- l'l.M. K. II. I'nNh U K"li'kr to i-HtalillHli a Wood yard In l-aki-vli-w. 'I'liU Im one of tlx public lni-fMX.lt im t lull Htn hi lil him Ihh ii Hlartrd ImiK llorai-f Mann, wliow iiimt, tin "Kiu'iilrvr" at Mi-ilfuid, ni rnlly miih IN'iidi'd, liux koiii' to I 'allfornln to mi'k a new location, wi.VM tin' Tld- lllKH. Mr. and Mrn. A. Ihvlm went to San I'raiit lHi-o Inst 'I'Iiii rnilny, when tln-y liavi" conti'iiiplatfd roIiik fur moiiii tlim. fur t ) Ih-im IU of Mrn. !-vIih-'h iii-allli. I'p to t In- pivwnt tlnii' till year, tin Hiippjy of Vfp-talili'M ami frull Kmwii liy iiinc Lake farini'i'H and di llvcrcd In Lakcvli-w, In not i ipial to tin- di'inaml. Tin' cat! If iuih-Iii-m and nliii'p i-ampH Hi-lid In tlu-lr ordiTH to iH'illli-d In l.aUi". IfW, and thus tlic di'inaiiil Ih KrowlnK. Tin ilfvcntli annual t liiintuiii'tia awinlil.v at AhIiIiiiiiI, coiivciifd on WfdiifMilay of lant wii'k. Tin Ik-iui-tlful Ki-ovi near tin 'ltautaiiiiia luilMIng Ik lllled w Itli cainpi-rH w ho arrive early to Im prcMcnt at tin w holi of tin ten iIii.vh' (ixwinlily. Tlifif will Ih many proniliii'iit NHak itk I lirrt t hU year. .1. I'. Illll of I'liMcy. wax In Luke view at ti-lnllliK to Holiif IiiihIiii'H laxt week. Mr. Hill Iuim Iiin-ii appointed nueiit of tin Paisley-Sliver Lake kIiiki' lliif and will maiiae t he line fur .1. A llallad.'iy, the rontrni'tor. TwodiofMf wamniH will replari tin one-horse cart m heretofore In use, to aeeonioilate t he InereiiNe of IhihIiichh of the line. .1. M. I'.liiHteln and .1. S. I'ra.ee, popular foiiimcrelnl traveler, were here on their regular Neini-aiiuiial vIhII htNt week, ".lack" Cllistelii Ih one of the Ih'hI elilerl ainel'H on the road, and IiIh stink of up-lo-dale sunn iiml stories are liumeroiiH. The Hulel Lakevlew parlor wan well lllled IiihI Thui'Hilny hluht liy frlemlrt who llf.li m il to a 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 h -r of .litck'n best. Anionic Hie hchi(;h wiih "I'mi'l Make Those .SeanilloilH Kyesat Me," ami he hmiik It hi way that would mukc any of t he eelelirated iiiIiihI rein envloiiH. There wax iiiitf an array of loi al talent present, ami the eve ning wan pleasantly paHHed. A Joke Ih told on Albert Dent, who haH U'l'ii elerMiij;' in the store of I in I Icy ami .Masslnu'ill for the past month. II Issnltl thnt before lie be came familiar wit h I he counter scales he had occasion to wcih some rope. I'lnclii the rope in the scales ami leaning hi elbow on I he platform, he proceeded to tdidc the weight aloii t he lien in, but it was linpussl liletoKel t he scales to lialance. ( c caHlonally il would appear to near ly balance, and then II would sud denly become quite hen vy or IIkIiI, as he moved his body. Thepurchas er notlciiiu- the ilillicully, told him t would huw his arm off he inluhl make the scales lialance, but that he Mas bnyliiK' rope ami not hiiinan Ilesh. Albert looked lilatiUly for n inotnent anil turned one of those vivid hues, that ladle buy at the drill Ht'oreH, and said, Oh! Then ovcrybo ly laughed. On an a venire 7M) Itrltlsh nubjectx in horn very yvnr at m-n. In lVuadora marrliiKi' tuiiMt In made by the civil authorities liefon It Im made by a clei'Kymau. An eiiKlne driver working from Crewe to London and back has to notice no fewer than .'.70 Minimis. Kentucky Knvnriti. Whinky inihlent unit hem. riiyniciHiin reccoineiid it, I'lMlt KiiiK. tf. I 'resilient Housevelt has turned over to the Washington xoo the bear that a4(;lveu to him by some of his admirers la I'lueiilx, Arlx. The number of Irrltfat ln ditches ami canals In operation In the I'nit ed States exceeds L'u.lHHl, and their combined Icnurt h I not less t han .V),- IXHI miles. t'nliforniit Ihtiii fur cm1 Mt n I w hxr llHin. 1 1 10 Hi ren fenced nnd i rnfR leticiil. l-'onl prewnt im lier $IO,rIM) hill wi.l he mid lot lOmO; )j (Ihm ii Hint lialrtui e mi -ncy pnyiiiviili. Iinjiiirn at thin o( lici. 47 If The f xisTlmeiits of Muller prove t hat if inlcrols's Im placed In a ruu barrel the wound Hindi by a bullet II red from It would Im Infil led by t he mlcrolH's. The annual loss from the burning of bllildllis In t he I'lilteil States Is about f i:r.,(MKi,(HHi, not Including cost of Insurance and the appliances for lire protect Ion. Sevml copie) (il the NiirthneHtern StiH-k Directory, mm plied hy hlo- A l.itfhlly, r litem of AltiiruH, Iibvh Uin lull nl thiN nllire for (liMtriliution. It in h valuulile book lor Mock men and Aorth the pricn. tf A curious characteristic of the Cal ifornia redwood tree Is that if the head Is cut off by llrtit nliii; n new one will gradually grow out In its place as shu'icly as the llrst. Any hoiisi-wlfi can tell If the milk man Is using formalin as a preserv ative by setting an uncovered bot tle of milk In a warm place; If It does not turn sour something is wrong with II. I'ohI iV Kintf are now receiving bi in-voici-H for their winter tnuU. All the llncHt 1 1 r:i i hIh of liipieiim Hinl ciitiux are kept there. I'orit KiiiK fiirnibh the hoiiie with the bent bniiidH for ineilicia ii I purMiHi'M. 4J-tf Two humlti'd and sixty four out of ev ery Iihki nf 1 he world's popula tion own King IMward II. as their sovereign. Ninety are Uusslan, (ill Trench. W I 'lilted States subjects ami I'.i ( ieruian. Dug up from the cauipal Ihilougut which Napoleon formed In the hope of In vailing Knglniiil, u colli ct ion of buttons representing l!0 French regi ments has Imvu presented to I he ar my museum n( I'arls. Cyrus Noble Whinkv the old cIihiii ion uinl still chiiiiipion of them all. I neil in ull lirsl-chtMH pluccH. At-k for t'ryiis Noble case mhIh when you want a tcood iiioi at home. '17 if. It is claimed that a few rusty iron nails put in an Ink well prevents the Ink from corroding pens. The cor rosive acid plays Itself out on the nails ami w ill so prevent a pen from scratching for a long time. Inn ton A Smith's 1'uliice continues I to be the popular club room. If you iir looking for a iuim you w ill likely lied him at the I'nhice. (ieoryc at I 1 1 lent I always treat their pat rons w ell, Latent I periodicals, l'rivale club room, IJ tf The greatest distance ever walked w it hunt a slop In Lnglaml vas li'u miles I olio yards. This feat was performed by Peter Crosslaml, at Manchester, and so lit tie have c the r pedes! rlaiis cared to "go for" his record that it has actually been standing since September 11-1', lsll. liound trip tickets will be sold from all points east at an extremely low llgure, on .Inly l.'ith, 11th, loth, Kith and 17. Sample of these rates arelteuo tot'hleago and return good for HO days, .fTJ.oit. For furl her In formation apply to Mr. II. J. Wil liamson, Agent Southern Pacltlc Co., Kcno, New John M. iti.ton. ? 1 . . Arriving . . All the Time will be sold at Greatly Reduced I'ri- ces. Call early and get first Selec tion. A Pull Line of Groceries Always in Stock. C. U. SNIDER, i THE LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER THE LARGEST AND BEST NEWS - PAPER IN SOUTH EASTERN OREGON TIJIHKR l,t.1 MOTICK. I nlti'ilHtBt- i lnd Office at Lftkevlcw Orison. July 7. IvajB. Votlne la hr-l rlrfti that In rompllanrc with Hi provlalona of the art of Cringrciia f June :. 1KT -ntlll"l "An r for the aal of tlmls-r Unrl In the tat- of (.'alifornla, Oreg on, Ni-vaila and In Wanhlnxton Territory" m i U lilei1 to all the Public Ibanr State by art ol Ai)ut 4, the followlnic perarint hare Bled in thlaoff iee their itrurn alatemenu towit: Ix-clma J. Sallnbury, of Apteton. M7 Oak St., Connty of Outairamie, alate of U iaennxin, hwnrn matemerit No &ii for the pnrehaiw of theSKii S K'i Sec li7 HWli NWU SH'ij Sec Ipl'ih, K1S K. Margery K. Hallabury, of Appleton. M7 Oak St.. County of Outairamie, late of Wineounln, anorn tatement No ari for the purchase ol the H 8ve 35, Tp 36 8, K li E. Emma May Schumann of I'ortland Goodenouirb Bldg, county of Mult nomah, nate of Oregon, iwurn ntatement No i'i!0 for the purchaJK of the WJ-j Sec 31 Tp J6 8, K 15 K. Chat..'. Schumann, of Portland, (ioodenough Bldg, county of Mult- nmnall, aiate ol Oregon, iwurn atat nient No 2'.71 for the purchase of the HW'A Dec 32 Tp 35 H. K 15 K. That they will offer proof to ibow that the land nought In more valuable for in timber or tone than for agricultural purpose and tow- lat iihn tneir claim to raid lands before ! . il. Withrow I'. 8. Commtaioner at Klamath Falls Oregon, on Thursday, the loth day of Septem ber 1HU3. They name as witnennes: Emma Mar Schu mann of Portland Oregon and 1). J. Salisbury, M. fc. Salisbury, Carrie V. Lnndy, I ha W. tm body and William Finley all of Bly Or'jgoD. Any and all person claiming adversely the aliove-dewriU-a lni are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said luth day of September 13. July V-27 E. M. Bkattaik, Register. 8 2.00 PER YEAR TIHUKR I.AXII !VOTII K United Htates iJind Office, Lakeriew , Oregon. May 11, lyu3. Kotlce I hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of tbe act of Congress of June 3, lhTH. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in tbe Ptau-s of California, Ore gun, Nevada, and Washington Territory," a ilauilrd kitll ihe Public lnd Mates by act of August 4, the following persona have HL'd iu this oflice their sworu statemenu, to- it : Mary J. Kenna, of No. 27 West 4th St., Duluth, county of ft. Louis, mate ol Minn., sworn statement No l"). for the purchase of the SWl - W' SWJ4 NE1; j V4 tk;c 1 Tp 84 S, H 14 E. John C'aruey, of No. 4-21 East 1st ft., Duluth. county of ft. Louis, state of Minn., eworn statement No 19M. for the iurchae of the K1 SE'. Sec 2, XWU NE'4- SK'i NW4 Sic 11 Tp34 8, K14 E. Mary K. Bouchy, of No. Ki-26 Second St., Pnlnth. county of St. Ixiuis, state of Minn., suoru statement No liW, fur the purchase of the SE(i N W;4 - 8Wi SK'i W ), SE', Sec 12, Tp 34 S, K 14 E. Margaret E. McCoy, of No. 7 East 3rd St., Puluth county of sr Louis, state of Minn., sworn statement No 2200, for the purchase of tbe WU S4 - tE4 8WI4 SW4 SE'4 Sec 4 Tp 41 S, K 16 E. Frances ai. Kenney, of No. 2:Mii-ava Ave., lluluth, county of Pt. l.ouH, state of Minn. , sworn statement No 2-2ul. for the purchase of the 8V bee 35, Tp 32 S, K 15 E. That they will offer proof to ahow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to es tablish their claim to said land befote Jas. H. Driscoll, Couuty Clerk at Klamath Falls Oregon, on Friday, the 21st da-o! August, 1S03. They name as witnesses: F. W. Merritt of Portland, Oregon, Mike Hooker, of Klamath Falls Oregon, and Mary R. Houchy. John Car nv Mhtv J Weima. Marvaret E. let'itv ami I Frances M. Kenney all of Duluth Miun. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above dcscrilicd lauds arc requested to tile their claims in lliisollice on or before said 21st da of August luui. June lb-il E. M. Brattain. Register JOB - PRINTING - - LATEST DESIGNS LOWEST PRICES WE - GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TinilF.K I.AXlt KOTIt'K. fnlted States Land Office, Lake view, Oregon, May 19, 1M)3. Notice is hereby giien that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, entitled "All act lor the sale of timber lands iu the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public lud states by the. act of August 4. Is;r2, Robert Kay burn, of Beaver ton, county of Washington, slate of Oregon, has this day tiled in this otttee bis sworn state ment No. '2252, for the purchase of the 6Wi SWi . Sec 2, N, N 1 , StU S Sec 11 To S3 S. I It l.i K, and w ill offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable lor us timber or stone than for agricultural purposes ami to es tablish hi claim to said land before C. II. Withrow, 1'. S. Commissioner at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 1st day ol Sep. tie names as wltmssea: W. R. Johnson, Frank Van stral'it and F. W. Meruit of Port laud Oregon, and K. K. Filch of biy, Oregon. I Any and all persons claiming adversely the a'lMve-di. ;T'Oed lauds are requested to tile I their claims in this oltiee on or before said 1st J day of Scpu-at-cr, l'.,;. I Julie 1S--J4 K. M. Hrattain, Register TIMIIK.lt I. A Mr IVOTK't:. I'nited Stales Land OtHee, l.akevlew, Oregon, J line 2.i, HsW. Notice is hereby given that in couipliH nee with 1 lie provisions of the act ol June it. ls;s, eutitleit "An act for the sa.e of timber lands in the Stales of California. Ore gon, Nevada, and Wasninu'toii Territory," as extended to all the I ublic I .and Htates by art, of Aligns 4, ls'.i'2, William Packard, of Lake view, coiinlyoi Lake state ol Oregon, has thia dav tiled iu this ottice his sworn statement No. 22iU. for the purchase of the N WJj Sec l p 37 S, R 1 E, and ill offer proof to show that tbe land sought is more aluable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpose and to es tablish his claim to said land before c. II. Withrow I'. S. Commissioner at K laiualh Fall Oregon, 011 Friday the 4th day of September, UKM. He names as witnesses: E. (!. Stark, Frea! Ilenklemaii. Floyd Farmer and Mary James, all of l.akeview Oregon, Any and all iiersona rlaiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims In this ottiea on or before said 4th day ol September, Itktf. July 2-26 E. M. UK ATTAIN Register.