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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1903)
'J LAKE COUNTY EX ArtlNCR, LAKEVIEW, OREOON. AUOUST 27, IWJ. New Goods (TZ Xocal 1)nppcntnoa Col& in paraorapba 1 J. ('. Mm 1 1 It iutIvimI from Klaiiiatli Full IhhI Tnurmlny on Imimiiihn. ('. K. Sim-lock linn I u looking after IiIh Hlmp loctinl In tin- lnvu Im'iIm. W. W. Mcf'oruilck of VIhIIIIIm um ( ril itMiti-t Intf IiiimIiichm In l.nki'vlcw Tlnirmlny IhhI. Next, to ii k"mI wlfcsllic Im-mI cm hciiiIiiI lo I In formal Ion of a luiy liotiic U I ti I m iipcr, At any anl all timet we are plea. eil to receive liewM IteiiiM ami mt MonalN for the eolumtiM of DiIh iiimt. Win ICiihhIII Iiiih moveil wit 1 1 liU family from the rooniH ahove the livery Htalde to the Iioiimc at the Ore. Hon fii'il yard. W. A. Sherlock and wife and V. II. Inike ri'turned l-'rhlay from their ontliiKal NprltiK Creek and Crater Lake. They report a very pleiiMant trip. N. J. Studley iim np from hlMriuich j Saturday after a load of pipe to run water down from the lillU to the ranch hoiiMe, now occupied ly I'rank Stanley. It Ih not required that you nhonld le an ucroliat In order to tumlile to the fact that UiIm paH-r Ih a gooil tiling In tin- family and that you mIiouIi! order It wnt to your home. I 1'tmt A King: lire now receiving dig- in tiet your name on' the petition to j vnici lor their winter Irwin. All the the CommlMHloner of the lieileral Laud Otllre, proteMt Inir huiiIiimI the forent rewerve. It Ih to your own IntcrcMtH to do tliU. and to we that your frleiiiln nljrn It nlxo. Alex I'ltitpatrlek, cattle foreman firr t he hewiiucan Land and t'attle Company, wan In town a few hourn Saturday. He Iiiih completed the ride on the ilenert and Ih moving the cattle to Slcnn. Silver Lake Ore;i .11- Ian. Cnliforniii liirm lor mile at n hif hiir- Ifnin I ml acre fen I nml croH (eticed. l'ot prevent ow lier f 10, MM Imt wi.l he fold lot I'lltOO; I. down tl ml liiiliinee oil eilv pilvnielilH lice. Ifuplire lit thin of- " The MIhn.'m I'.IIji nml Nettle Vin- yard, who have 1 n teachlnHchonl In SluiHta valley, returned to their home at New I'lne Creek hint week, nml were vlwlllim their winter, MfM. lOldoii Woodcock lu Lakevlew hiHt ThurHilay. A i limy: lady not a thoiiHiinil lnlleM from Lakevlew wan wen the other day pourliu; machine oil on the front, door IiIiivh. That lookn like It nilnlit have Ih'cii In onler that the paii'iitM Nhoulil not know when the young man comet Ii or leaveth. Wm. (iruelle, an old renlilent of Lake county, hax Hold IiIh place to Walter 1'axton, and with IiIh family Ih going lo Helena, Montana to re nldi'. They hrok( n wagon tire at Ahert I ake and Koltert (iruelle came up to Paisley I'rlday night to have It repaired. I 'a Itdey 1'iM. Whorton A S i it 1 1 It 'h 1'iilnce coiilinueH to I hi die popular chili rooiu. II you ar ' looking for a man you will likely liri! hint lit the Palace, (ieore nml l'elit alwavH I rent I heir pat runt) well Latent periodicals. Private chili room, PJ lf (i.C. I linen n I he wige of (lie well known Lone I'lne ranch, wmh among I lie Silver Lake Isltorn Sunday, hu.vh (he Silver Lake Oregonlnn. We acknowledge a pleaHant call from "I'ncle" (ieorge who told iih Home InlercKl lug Klorle.s connecled with the early history of Lake and Klaiunth counlleH. Mr. Duncan fame to Lake county In 170 and Hct tled on Lone I'lne, at which place he hIIII redden. lie Iiiih the honor of being the Hint poHtmiiHtcr appointed in Lake county, iiIho carried the llrnt inall ncroHH the ileHurt to rrlnevllle, Mr. Duncan Ih one of the ohlent plo neerH of Oregon. A harni'MM broken wlra U worth flO.IHHI. Ten lo VI Nlitp a inf arrlvi In tli port of New York. 1'arU Iiiih oiii' iicn? of park to every fifteen mthoiim; Liverpool, I'.iikIiiihI, one for every t IioiihiihI. 'I'lie liraliiH of tlie .liitmhcMe, Itotli male ami female, average greater wellit llitn tlioMe of (lie CiikIIhIi. Our exjMiitM to China and lloim koim for the HmcU year IIKCI were ,ii,ut $:7,imm),imhi, nnuUint Hs,(nni,(hk) In ls!t:i. Kentucky Kavorittt Whinky inilileKt mill lient, I'll vnK'iaim ri'cemiiend it. I'iwt A Kinii. If. An artcHlin well In New Konth WaleM Ih -losfl feet deep, font $."l,7:i:t and yleldH 7.V),inmi kmIIoiih of water dally. The railroad ear will carry an much iih I'll teaniM of horneM could haul, and the great ocean KteamerH w 111 t raimport iih much iih Iihi lull- way earn can carry. I llinl iiolhiiitf iH'tter for liver lcranin incut Hint i' Hint I put i n iIihii (liainlior I Iniim Siiiiiiiieti Hfid l.lver TaliletH. I.. K Amuikwh, lv Moine, Iowa. For nale bv ln Ileal I. The Iohhcm of liermau n'Rlntered iM-ein vi'HHelH, according to frenh Imperlitl HtatlHtlcM, wen fO in one year. Three paHHeiitfern and iNi hiiIIoi-h were drowned. nncBi nrHiiiiH 111 iiiiciirH ami ciiam are kepi there. I'ohI A King- furnish the li'mm wilh the l-t limmU for ineilicin ul purNiteH. 4 J-ll The International kltc-llylng n in tent near Worthing, KiikIiuhI, owlni; to few cntrlcH and unfortunate weather condlttoiiH, will he cIuhhciI with the falluren. There ttiw u wlilt liiulltuut in KaiiHiiH In M; In 1V.7 there were Ichh than lll,(MK, and In 1I hut PC, (hhi. At the euumeratloii, March, llHtl, her population wan l,(i7,sos. ItiH'tol'H I ellnl1'Hl and AMilell left fur I'oitland AiiRUHt loth, to lie gone lltltll Septeinher lnt or .Mil. The doctoiH will work a few dayn In Khiinath County on tlielr way over. :V2-2 I a an art icle on "The Age of the World!" Sir Kdwnrd Fry, the fani ouh KugllNh geologist, declari-H that I.".(I,IMHI,IHMI yearn must have elajmed nince the exlntelice of life on the glolte. CyniH Noble Whinkv the old cham pion and Mill champion of them all. I'himI in all llrHt-chtxH placeB. Ank for Cryuo Noble cane k'xhIh w hen you want a uooil drop at home. .'17 tf. SuntoH-Dumont, who In building nildlt loiial ali'MhlpH, Iiiih annoiiuced that the rate for aerial paHHcngeix at the St. Louln fair will lie 10 cent, a pound. No advance nale of neatn Ih reported. There In over $100,000 In half dol lam, quartern, dimes, nickels and cents in circulation, about $0,000, 000 In nllver dollarn, 7r1(HK),IHM) in one dollar bills ami . ir.,000,000 In t wo dollar bills. Several eopiew of the NnrlhwoNlern Stock Directory, complied by Slot's A I.iuhl ly , pi ntern of A ll urns, have been left at tliix ollice (or il int rilmt ion. It in a valuable bonk lor htockineu anil worth the puce. t( Superior to any other vegetable fuod even the cereals as sources of protein are dried beans and peas. They rank among (he most eco nomical of all foi ids and compare favorably with most meats in point of nutrition. The average mortality from ty phoid fever Ih three times as great In American an In Luropcnn cities. The cities of the United States which suffer most from this disease are Washington, Chicago, Boston, I'lill adelphla and Providence, In that order. . . Arriving: . . if All the THE LAKE EXAMINER THE LARGEST AND BEST NEWS - PAPER IN SOUTH EASTERN OREGON $ 2.00 PER YEAR JOB - PRINTING - - LATEST DESIGNS LOWEST PRICES WE - GUARANTEE SATISFACTION A Complete Line of Ladies Tailor in samples for Spring and Summer Suits. A Large Assortment of Men's Hats will be sold at Greatly Reduced Pri ces. Call early and get first Selec tion. A Full Line of Groceries Always in Stock. Time C. COUNTY U. SNIDER. TIMRKR I.AXD MOTH K. I'nlted HUkUt Land Office at Lftkrvtrw Otrob. July 7, 1KB. Notice in hri-tT rlvn tbt In compliant with the jirovUloni of the o I ongrei of June 3, 17H entitled "An act for the nale ( tlmU-r landi In the mate of California, Oreg on, Nevada and In WaahlriKton Territory" aa extended to all the Public hand Platen by at of uimt 4, 1MW, (he followinK peraon bare filed in thia office their iworo atateinenu towit: Keclma J. flallubnry, of Appleton. 647 Oak Kt., County of Outayamif, late of W iM-oimln. iwurn utatemetit No 'itA Utr the pnrchaiie of the NK'i See 27 HWJi N WU .'i 'A Wee 1 Tp 8.5 S, K Ih E. . Margery E. Sallnbory, of A Mili-ton, M7 Oak St.. Conntr of Otitaramie. i slate of W iM oimln, aworn atatement No 2!f tor the purchase of the W j WJj B.-C 33, Tp 35 8, K Emma May Brhumann of Portland UoodenoiiKh Bldg, county of Mult nomah, alate of Oregon, aworn atatement Ho i'i70 for the pure bane of the W4 Sec 31 Tp 36 8, It 15 K. . Cha. J. Bchnmann, of Poriland. Goodi-noiiRh Bldir. county of Mult nomah, atate of Oregon, aworn atati ment Ni r.71 for the purchaae of the BW'4 Sec 32 Tp 35 S. K 15 K. That they will offer proof to ahnw tba: the land nought Ii more valuable for m timber or atone than for agricultural purpoaes and to e tat'llnh their claim to aaid lanila tx fore I'. 11. With row 1". H. CommlBKioner at Klamath 1'alh) Oregon, on Thursday, the Huh day of Septem ber VJUS. They name aa witneava : Kmma May Bchn mann of 1'ortland Or.-gon and l J. Saiiabury, M. t. Halivb'iry, Carrie V. Lundy, Chaa W. Em body and William Kin ley all of lily Oregon. Any and all persons claim I hg adversely the above-deivribeil lanoa are requeaieil to ill their claima in thia office on or before aaid lota day of September VjiH. July 9-fi E. M. Beattaih, Register. Xolirr or rilinsr of fr'laml Arraasit bjr AlinlniNtralr And of Appointment of time and place for hearing objections thereto, and settlement thereof. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby giver:, that the nnderaigned Adminis trator of the Estate of J. E. McOAKKEY, De ceased, has filrd in the office of the County Cli.rkofJjUte County. Oregon, his MNAL AC- the fifth day of September, 1903, at 10 o'c"lock"AY M of aaid day at the County Judge's office in the county Court House of Lake County, Ore gon, in the Town of Lakevi-w, bas been duly appointed by the Hon. B. Daly, Judge of the County court of Lake County, Oregon, aa the time and place for the hearing of objections to Biil Final Account, aud for the settlement thereof. Tlili notice i publ hed In the LAKE COl'N TY EXAMINER by order of said Court, in pur suance of the deMxiiMion of said Administra tor, fur foursucceiuiive weeks, beginning with the isue dated August l:!tb. 1U3. Paled lulu I'th tiny of August. 1W3. II HRY BAII.EV. Administrator of the Estate of Aug. 13-:t J. E. MHiarrey, Deceased. Tin11r.it 1. m iitick. Vnitid fitHtis Land Office at Lake lew Oregon June, 25. Notice is hereuy given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June S, 1, entitled "an act for the sale of limber lauds in the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and ill Washington Territory" as extended to all the Public I .and States by act of August i, lh", Mary James, of Lakeview, enmity of Lake tnte of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office her sworn statement No. ali. for the purchase of the NWV-4 Sec 10 Tp37 9 K 19 E, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone Hi mi for agricultural purposes, aud to es tablish her claim to said land before C. II. Wilbiow. I' . S. f oniuiissioner at K lamath Falls Oregon on Friday, the 4th day of September, IM. She names as witnesses; E 0. Stark, Fred lle.iiklenmn. W.S. Packard and Floyd Farmer, all of l-akcvlew. Oregou. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claims in this office on or before said 4th day of September July 2-26 E. M. BKATTAIN. Register. TIHBKH I.AMI .4TI4'4. I'nited States Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon, June 25. 1MU3. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act ol June 3, 187H, entitled "An act for the sae of limber lauds In the Slates of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa extended lo all the Hihlic 1-aiid States by at I of August 4, 1M2. William Packard, of Lake view, county 01 Lake slate of Oregon, bas this dav tiled in this office his sworn statement No, 2-.HS), ior the purchase of the NW. Sec 9 Tp .17 S, K 1 E, ami will offer proof to sltow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purHises aud lo es tablish his claim lo said laud before C. 11. Withrow C. S. Commisio!icr at Klamath Falls Oregon, on Friday the 4iu day of September. V.KW. He names ns wltivi.se: E O. Ptark. Fred IlenkleiiiHii. Flovd Farmer ami Murv James. all of Lakeview Oregon. Anv aud all persons claiming adversely the aoove-de-cribed lands are reijii ';ed lo tile their claims in this office on or before said -It h dav of September, lltiij. July2-2ii 1'.. M.'liilAT'I A1N Regikter 1 ivii. ritooc. l and Office at Lakeview, Oreuoti, August 1:1, litis Notice is hereby given thai Ihe following-named settler has tiled notice ef his inten tion to make dual proof in support o disclaim aud that said proof will be made bclore Regis ter aud Receiver at Lakeview, Ongou, nil September '.'M, lm.1, viz. Joseph W. Kiugrv 11. K. No. 2111 for the NK' of N K1,, SU nl NEL; and NKi, of SK'4 of Sec l. tp S 8 It 20 E W M. He names the following witnesses to prove his coniiniioiis residence upon and culiivatiou of said land, viz: V. L. Snelling, Robert Mc Kee, Charles l . I'mbach, and James i. Melzker all of Lakeview , Oregon. Aug 20 ,'i3 E. M. BkattaIN, Register. I'nited States Land Office, Lakeview, Ore July Hi, iwai. Notice is hereby given that Anna Sher'ov k of Lakeview, Ore., has riled notieu of intention to make proof on her desert land claim No. 401. for the El. NWW Sec. 24 T H0SR 17 K before the Register and Receiver at Lakeview, Ore., oil Friday, Itieitli day of St-pt., lno.1. Shu names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation aud reclamation of said I ml; James Reddeu. I annis Klippel, Joseph McNcw and Thouiaa II. Sherlock, all of Summer Lake, Ore. July 10-28 E. M Hmrr.UN, Register.