LAkH COUNTY EXAJIINCR, LAKEVIBW, ORCUON. AUOUST 27, IWJ.
mMtlonal local
Mm. I). (!. Kill tu I nek and Mr. L.
KlliH-l of ftumtncr Lake, ncroinpan.
led by Mth. llnlil.nnl of formula,
went to Kiiniincr Lake Monday on n
vlnlt to Mr. ami Mr. Jan. I'lmtcr,
purcntH of Mm. Nclitiilnrk ami Mm.
Kllppcl.
Tin Mrijum. Coffin, who have been
repairing the tclcicrapli line from
hero to l,akcvlcw arrived here Sat
urday iiIr-M, and the lino Ih In flmU
clan condition to Lakevlcw. They
will repair the Hm from here I
Altura t III week. Ccdarvllle Rec
ord. .loliii Nnydcr'H thrcidilnn; machine
uml crew threshed their llrnt crop
tliiN year on the Henry lleryfonl
ram-h two iiiIIch north of town Mon
day. The machine wan moved to
the A. H. Iotvn place moiiIIi of town
ami were to thrcNh Tni-mlny, lnt the
rain prevented.
Dr. 1. W. KlepheiiHon, formerly of
Lakcvlcw, lint for Home time pant
liM-ated at Klamath I'iiIIh, will In In
l.akevlew on NcpteiiilM-r ImI to mt
manently locate, lie will Itc Kind to
meet all oh! frlemlN. .'(I
J. I.. Morrow, of Warner, heir at
law of .Ichhc IS. Morrow dcceiiHcd,
oftereij proof liefi ire tin1 lnnd olllcc
Moii. lay on 1 1. S. .Wv The follow
Iny; Warner eoile were here an wit
ItcMwx 111 the rune: S. I'. Sloan, I Mike
Uennett. 1'. It. HotiMton, I. D.
Irakis ami T. It. Wakelleht.
Mm. r. .. Knox returned Friday
from South Wani.-r, wliere Hhe tMik
Hiiluc csccllclit vIcwh nf the ranches
of the Warner valley net Hem, now
under eont rovemy. The pictures
wen taken to kIiow (inventor
( hiiMilx'iialn the formation of the
country at the present time.
'I he Ktate I epart meiit at Wash
ington linn received a ealil.'Krani
from Minister llcuiipre at Jtoota,
the capital of the l ulled State of
( 'olomlila, stating that on the lTlh
the .Nt-natc unanimously reJiTted the
Panama Canal treaty that wiih
Im'Iiih ni'Kotlated with the I'tilted
States.
The Telephone Co. will make Home
(ImiiKi'H on the town plant, and
Monday, Aug. .'ilnt no service will
Im rendered. The toll line iM'tween
here ami Silver Lake ill not be af
fected thereby. :t
A subscript Ion lint Ih now bclnn
circulated to raise money for u race
Meet liii; on the Lake County Agricul
tural AHMiH-lat Ion t rack for three or
four dayH race Im'kIuiiIiivc Nov. I'd.
It Is expected that 7M) will Im rais
ed, ami the Association will Klve an
equal amount and take Hie Kate
nvclpts.
The Harlow I Iron, tent nhow and
another acroliatle nhow combined
and tfnve two very credltalile enter
talnnientH in I.akevlew hint Friday
and Saturday nights. The Harlow
band ami orchestra cxccIIm any of
theliamlH that travel through thin
country. Their nhow Ih In keeping
with all Hut tent shown that have
been here.
The WHteriiielon season ill l.uke
vlew Ih now on, which Ih a never
falling nlgii that cooler weather
would prevail, and that rain or
hiiow couhl lie epected. The rain
came Monday nigh I, hut. the water
melon habit had heen formed long
hefore 1 1 1 1 t-t count r.v wan (Uncovered,
and people would eat (hem If we
were having north pole weather.
N. Fitzgerald and hoii Mark, pann
ed through Lnkcvlcw hint week on
their way from lleppner, Hie Ill
fated (own recently devaHtcd ly a
tlood. Mr. Fitzgerald and family
were only prevented from lielng In
lleppner at the time of Hie Hood liy the
heavy ruin which prevailed prevlotiH
to Hie Hood, wncu they were only a
few mllcH from (lie (own on their
way home.
Judge Bellinger' Conclulon.
An reported In our lant Ikhiic, Judgn
Itelllnm-r, In the United Hcatc" 1)1.
trlct Court, knocked out tin verdict
for 22,WM1 awarded liy the Jury re
cently In tint McCurty-IIerjfonl
hreacli of promlHO milt and ordered a
new trial of tho caw. Tim Judi'
nald:
"My coiicIumIoii Ih that HiIh verdict
Ih ho groHMly excessive hm to Imply
that the Jury acted under the Influ
ence of passion or prejudice, and
that It Mhould be net unlde. The
motion to net anlde the verdict for a
new t rial Ih allowed."
Tin11 iIccIhIou kocn Into tin fuetH
brought out at the trial quite cxtcn
nlvely, ami (IcaIm with the Ihhuch
rained by a motion argued a Hhort
time ago for a new trial on the
ground that the court had erred dur
ing the hearing, and, further, that
the verdict wan exccHHlvc to a degree
that then? wan reiiHoti to liellevo
t hat the Jury, In awarding It, had
been guided by motlvcH baned on
prejudice and paHnlon.
In panning on the award, Judge
lielllnger nayn:
"A verdict for no large a hiiiii In
umiHiial ami I Is-llevt It to ln unpre
cedented. Among t he canen cited In
plaliitlff'n brief then- In but one
cane when the verdict wan no large
an thin. That In la the caw; of
Campbell vn. Arbiickle, where the
verdict wan for .l.'i,(HMI."
The decision UHnitmen the position
that It would havelieeii to the Ix-st
Interests of MIhh Itlr.lle N. McCarty
and all concerned. If she had taken
advantage of t he neeoml offer of mar
rliiKe made by lleryfonl, after he
hail been nerved wit h a copy of her
complaint In the action agaliiHt him
for damagcH. Thin neeoml propor
tion, the court holdn, wan an good
an the original offer and that nhe
would have been liet ter off to have
accepted It, rather than continue the
nult.
In thin offer, which wan made by
a letter written SeptemlH-r !." of hint
year, lleryfonl ex peenned nun'rlne at
theactonof hln former nweetheart
in Htilng him. He told her that xhe
knew t hat he alwayn liked her, and
reminded her that nhe had alwayn
profcHHcd to love It I in for IiIh own
worth. Hln noli, Archie, had lieen
nick for a long time, had hint the
night of hln even, and wan nufferlng
from Hie ellectn of thin atllctlou. He
nald nhe could not have expected
him to leave hln noli on Jiin deathbed
and go to her home In Wayne, Mich.,
junt to be married, and appealed to
her womanly iiinliticHto umlcrntaml
Hie nature of hln feeling In the mat
ter. He wiih then ready to marry
her, he nald, if nlie would come an
far Went an Ueno, Nevada. He
would go to meet Imm, ami they
would Ik married then.
It alno appcam that Minn McCarty
had told Hereford that nhe could
live at hln home at l.akevlew only a
little while at a time, ami that nhe
ilenlred to npend at leant liuJf of her
time In Michigan. To thU Hiecattle
mau never fully annented and It wan
argued at the time of the trial that
thin wan one of t he reanoiiH why he
denlred to break off the engagement.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolute! Pure
THE M IS NO SUBSTITUTE
ATBEB WfflfWORTI
RETIRING 5ALE
BEGINNING JULY 27, 1903
Having Decided to Retire from the General Merchandise
Business, we offer Our Entire Stock Below Cost for Cash.
MASON FRUIT JARS
1-2 Gallon, $1.50 per Dozen Quarts, $1.00 per Dozen
Pints, 95 per Dozen. Jar Rubbers 5c. per Dozen
Jar Caps 25 cts per Dozen.
ALL OTHER LINES IN PROPORTION
AYKEB ife WHIfWOETH
In panning on thin feature of tin
cane, Judge lielllnger, In hln decln
lou, nayn:
"It Ih not at all nurprlHlng that
the feellngH of thin man, then 47
yearn old, with hln then hoielcHMly
blind boy requiring conntant care,
nliould change In n'nin'ot to mar
riage and that he nhould conclude
not to marry a woman who could
not In1 content to live where he wan
couiM'lled to maintain IiIh home on
ly a little while at a time. There
wiih no hoM' for lil m In nucli a mar
riage, of the companionnhi) that 1h
loiign to the married ntate and It
neeuiH doubtful from her ntatementH
to the defendant and from her tentl-
inony, If there wan cxjicetation or1
denlre for It on her part. Thcne con- '
ditionn do not Juntify hln breach, but
tlie.v relieve hln conduct of the Impu
tation of bad faith. The letter con-
tainlug his Hubneucnt offer In cn'd-
itable to both jiartlen. It hIiowh a;
high n-gard for plaintiff, and a de-j
termination on the defendant'n part
to 1h a good hunbaml to her. There
Ih no redn-HH that a court of law can :
give to a woman In her nit nation,
thatcqualti what wuh here offered.
It hcciiih Incredible that nhe nhould
have preferred to make iiR'rcliaiidine
of her good name, hitherto unsullied
by proclaiming her imchanity in
order to Increano the hiiiii of money
nhe exjiccUxl at the liandH of the
Jury."
300 RAMS
300 Full-blooded Year
ling and Two-year-old
Rambouillet and Delaine
. . RAHS . .
will be offered In Lake County
for the seasons trade by . . ,
ALLEN & LAFOLLETT
P RINEVILLE, ORE.
Ah there are hundred of our sheep in Lake county but little needs to
le nnlij a to their quality for they t)eakfor themselves.
ft &
.Black Leg.
AMONQ CATTLE
in now pivvalent In nearly all
HcclioiiH. It can 1k prevented
by vaccination, and
Cutter's
Black Leg Vaccine
in the lowent priced, ("anient
used ami most Huccensful vac
cine made.
Write for ULACK 1AM book
lei containing full Information
concerning the disease and the
proccHH of vaccination.
Cutter Analytic Laboratory
Fresh supplies of our product
are for sale by
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Lakeview, Or.
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1 BEALL'S DRUG STORE BB
LEE BEALL, Proprietor
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
We have constantly on hand a Fine and Complete Stock
of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Fancy
Notions, Cigars, Etc., Etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
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If you intend buying a Vehicle of
any kind, remember the Best
is Always the Cheapest.
.. The STUDEBAKER
Beats Them All in Every Way.
J. 0. BERNARD & SON'S is
the Place to Buy Them.
Wabash Tourist Car Lines
J.v. ( hiciiiio MoiidHyi, 11:00 A M Ar. Ronton Tuegitayi 5-20 t M
l.v. l'liU'HKiTliiiriiilayll:OUA M Ar. hostou Fridays 6 20pm
l.oavo KuiihUk Oily Krldayn ;S p M Arrive 8t. haul anj Miu
ui'apolia Saturday 7:A ra,
For particulars consult your aont or Address
C. S. CRANK, ROSS C. CLINE
O. i . Aut., M. 1.0UH, Mo. p. c. f, Agt., Lou Anir lei
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