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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1903)
LAKB COUNTY FXA .UNGR. LAKBVIQW, OREQON, AUQUSf fj. lOUf. fiak Count u xa nltu-r Pabllshfd Bvwt Tbaraday A. Y. BEACH. MMte BalMInf (One Year $2.00 TERMS: JsixMontht. 1.00 (Three Months SO SI'Ai'K 11 wk'l mo'Sm m 1 yr On Inch.. Il 00 s 00 A rt t- tt IW Twolnchen I I 001 Thm Inrhr. 00 Quarter Column SOW Hall Column Il 'W One Column S0 0U 00 T 00 1 1 00 6 00 10 00. It. 00 00 l.MVrJO OO1 I'J&OO 4AO06.S0O 70 00 LAKEVIEW, OREQON. AUOU5T I J. I90J. ROOM, BUT NONE AVAILABLE. The Eugene Ileglster very truth fully nays editorially: "Some Idea of the newness of some part of Oregon In shown in the fact that Inke county, a territory ap proximately SO mltea square con taining 04iK) square miles of territory has only .! residents of school age, or lietween the ages of 0 ami 21 yearn. Several other count lot are under the KMH) mark of school pop ulation showing conclusively that Oregon, with all Itssplendid resource and delightful climate has room for million where thousands now are found. The eople are comiug how ever, and at ."W.OtlO a year additions we will soon make a decent showing of population. Between now and the clone of llXCi at leant iKUMH) should le added to our nmulten." The Register might have truth fully added that since the Secretary SUPPLY HOUSE ON DESURT. (continued from lnt page) A ay and making his home In the desert. KIXKI) roK TIIK NHillT. A fire wns noon kindled and a hasty meal prepared from thin ample store. A place large enough for our lidding kim found In the middle of the floor, but we did not go to lel until we had given the horses all the water they desired, and after hobbling them gave them their choice U'tweeu browsing on the tall grass and partaking of a good grain feed from the stores placed there for that purpose. We found next niofn lug that the horses had taken advant age of both opportunities and when we left Windy Hollow they were ivs much refreshed an ourselves. We left the customary notice on the wall, but our "raid" had teen so light that the stockmen refused to take compensation. m i. EH AUK KKI'T. We found at the other end of the gulch a wire fence aud a gate. The mountains on either side protected the grass ami water from the rav ages of stock from those dlnctlons and the fences Inclosed the other two sides. The place was kept solely for a station and no stock nimi would think of turning other horses into! the place than those actually driven j or ridden In passing through the countrv. It was forbidden territory Our Store Policy The Chief Study of This Store Is to satisfy Its customers. (Mir slin ks are always kc:t complete w ith thoroughly reliable merchandise. Courtesy on the part of every employe Is Insisted upon. Our progressive met hods of mcrchniidlxlng, coupled with the very great amount of business we transact, keep price at the lowest point consistent with the high quality. We keep permanent patronage In view, not tloatlng trade, and aim to make this a More to which you will turn, not simply when we announce extraordinary bargains, but as the natural source from which to supply your wants. Our motto: Satisfac tion always, or money cheerfiiuly refunded. BAILEY & MASSINGILL of the Interior had wit bdrnwn from i settlement about :!,Hni,0O0, ai res to all animals except those necessary of land from settlement, there is very ' to convey them through thecountry, little land available in Lake county. !' the rank growth of vegetation and the consequence is. if this land i " t his little protected spot showed is not again thrown open to the! that no one had ever violated the pen public, none of the i'ltUMMi ieopk' who are expected to come to Oregon to And homes Itetweenuow and the end of the r.Ki." fair, will come to Lake county to locate. This is one of the great arguments against the forest reserve. No country can standstill, it must either go ahead or fall back. Lake county will go backward if the forest reserve is made permanent. rules. Pope Elected. Cardinal Sarto. Patriarch of Venice, was elected Pope of Home on the morning of August 4th and assumes the title of Plus X. The new Pope is said to represent the liberal or progressive element In the Catholic church and Is a man of great ability and pnritv of character. The sclec- The range will eventually lie under jtion meets with the approval of the control of the corporations and j Catholics generally. big stock men, and the small holder' will h:iv. to .'ii r.nr ,.f i.iii,.. First New heat. t L. BAILEY . . . . 2 I S PAINUR . . AD 7 j PAPtR . HANGER 2 m A Complete ami lit-it all- M "ZZ. L rill Hue or Mam pi fa ( tor- C trrt rrom. 7 WORK . 1UARANTEEI PRICES . REASONABLE B The engagement of Charity Keliec- j ca Maldonado, of Portland, to A. S. ' Hammond, a Jackson county attor-! ney has been announced. Miss Mai-! donado has been engaged in steno- j graphic work in Mr. Hammond's i law otiice for a couple of rears. Iti is reported Mr. Hammond intends! to come to Lakeview in the near fu- j tare to locate. L. K. Griffith, The first new wheat of the seaou was brought to the Ashland Flour ing mills, on Tuesday, by II. P. Neil, from his ranch nort h of town. It is good milling wheat, and the price paid was 7.1 cents. W. .1. Virgin estimates this year's crop at some thing less than one-third of the average for this valley. Tidings. i James W. Abbot, special agent of who has leeii work-! the I'. S. Iicnnrtmcnt of Agriculture ing in the Hawkins & JUiinehart j and head of the good roads depart- lakeview brewery AYRES& SCHLAUEL, Props. SALOON IN CONNECTION Jeer sold Wholesale & Retail Delivered any place In Town i Fruit and Vegetable Stand . J. P. DUCKWORTH, Proprietor. LATEST PRICE LIST. Potatoes m t Km 11. no Cabbage per 1 ' M t 11 .1 (HI Peas Mr WO tt in) IVeans r Wo lit :i.'s Turnips mt Hhi lb I .Vi Keels pi-r bM) lb I .VI ICI(m Onions m t Iini 11. :i .VI liewls-rrles pergiillon .VI Kaspberries H'rgallon .VI OOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY OPPOSITE BAILEY & HASSINGILL'S. rcitsj iWplMGjSgSl sawmill, met with a serious and painful accident yesterday. His fingers of the left hand were all sev ered from the hand and thumb near- ment, dropped into Lakeview Tues day night from Denver, and returned the next morning. Owing to limited time at the present, he could not ly so by getting them mixed with stop longer, but expects to return the saw. He was brought to town, and Ur. Steiner fixed up his baud, which will probably lx; saved. T. J. Stevens, foreman on the Herald, returned from Silver Lake last Thursday. He went up to meet his wife who came out from Oraud ICapidn Minn., to file on a timber claim. The news reached Silver Lake a few hours before her arrival that all the lands in the dis- agalu In September or October. Mr. Abbot's mission In Lakeview Is for a double purpose. Not only Is lie looking after the roads of the coun try, but is Interested in the mineral prospects of this vicinity, which will lc investigated on his next visit. The Klamath Fxpress man must have I teen consulting "Peck's Jind Hoy" lately. In commenting upon trict had lK-en withdrawn, and she I events in Lakeview from The Kxa m returned to her home In the east dis-' iner, tin; Express, grown quite fa gusted with the country. Mr. I cetioiis. The fact that a recent run Stevens came back to Lakeview j away demolished a bicycle and tore where he will remain until he proves ; (()WU Homi. ,.,.,, ,,OHtH ik(. tlu.y up on his claim. ...... I were toot hpicks causes the Lxprcss Stockmen who are in the habit of j 1o n.miirk: ..TllC! town of Lakeview buying hay at Merrill in Klamath j mu- to f;lU.(I t w.rIoI1H mishap county, complain that the price this ,,y hII))l things, if the town's pio year is nearly double that of last j ,H.r ,,,.,. ,H ,.)rm.t ln Us reports, year, and unless the price ges down aml of eou,.H(. ,t H. Tl)t. ,m.U l,v,,UH they cannot afford to take their j ,)f Jjlkti WWH v,Hjt(, ,,y u H11w tok there to f.-ed this winb-r. It Is tona ol, the Fourth. One and one claimed that the price asked for lmif l,.hes of snow fell. In ronse- alfalfa this year Is $s per ton, while last it wan only $1 and f T. Many ljeef cattle are bought In Lake coun ty every year and taken to Merrill to fatten for the market, but the high price for hay there now has caused li halt in the buying. quencc, according to the Examiner, fruit and ornamental trees were leiit to the; ground and many were broken down. Parabolic to the event nothing was said, we believe, about toothpicks or matches." . . THANK YOU . IP THESE SHOES SUIT YOU TELL YOUR FRIENDS. IP THEY DO NOT, TELL US. AHLSTR0M - BROTHERS reioAofisjRriAiBa
