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LAKH COUNTY EXAfllNCR, LAKCVIOW, OR COON, OCT. I, IWJ.
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IltMttonnl Xocal
Dun Mfiloy hoIi! for (Joorjfo Mail
pin .lift ton of hajr on Tui-mliy 1!W
tona to II. L. Clwindlcr and 175 tona
to Geo. Nell of Prlneville. The price
paid wit 7.
i:. CuwlMt r wan In town laat wwi
for acvcritl ditya, waiting to nni't hla
faintly who huvo Im-cii vlnltlnn lit
HtiMMiivlllt' for aonie Hint" mt. Thrjr
h'ft for thi'lrhome In My on Monday.
A. V. Ilem-h, editor of Thw Kxnm
Iimt and Max Whlttli Hy. formerly of
tin Lnkcvlcw Land I Hllre left on the
Western Htnjrr Monday nmriilnn for
AHliland tolte guiie furaevcml weeka.
Wanted Ntork to jiaMture or
winter, In law or ainull Imiik-Ih-n.
(iood 1000 m-re (xuiliirr partly hunch
ed hay. HIimIc can Ik titkcn by
OttolM-r loth. Kminlre at thla
otiice. :iv:tt
A very m at trKruni of the Modoe
County Teitchera' liiMtltute, which
will In held In AllnraM for three dayn
tM-Klnnliitf Kept. JU, aiicl printed 1y
the New I'.rn, Iiiim Imiii received by
Tin DxamliHT.
A. T. t'llpiMMiKt-r and family have
moved to town and will occupy the
property recently vacated hy Jmina
Itrown and family, thereby kIvIiiu
tin Ir ( lill'lr.m an opport unity of nt-
1 4-1 ! 1 1 1 1 U OUT plllllll' HcIhmiIm.
ii. W. Mnpi-M, of Itciio, haiiki-r anl
t-Mi-iiMw I m ml ti ii I en I owner,
wiim lit Warner l;it week. Mr.
Mih h lioiiulit a iinmher of one ami
t wo , ear oldM in Warner Valley ami
turned t ln-iii all out on the ninnc
I'r. J. S. liewey, the well known
and alwa.VM rellahle dent Ut , l hi 111 In
ljikevlew, and will remain for a
hhcirt time longer. Crown ami
lirldue work done without delay and
guaranteed -r(ect. Olllce In Hotel
l,akevlew. IlVtf
Dick Wilcox perfected iirrnnj;i
luentH hint wirk for the purchase of
the I.liieliark'er proN-rty In Iine'a
iKldltloii. The ImlldliiK will Im iihiv
'd thU week to the lot Houtli adjolu-
lnf that of Mr. Wilcox on South
lvcy ntrcct.
O ir lianeliall nine under the able
mamiKeuif nt of I'cte l'ollett ami
Joe Lane will t-tart for Klamath
Full on Octolxr 4th with lent
Smith an caiitaln to participate In
the ball tournament In that city dur
ing the raccH.
W. Z. Mohh Htarted for MaryHVllle,
('ill., Sunday inoriilny; with head
of horm'H. Mont of them.' tire line
iinlmaU and ahoulri mil readily In
the Sou them market. Mr. Mohh whh
accompanied by Icwla FrakeH and
Will George.
W. I). Woodcock ami It. A. Haw-
klim left early Sunday morning for
nn extctinlve hunting exjiedltloii to
Ouano Valley. They expect to Iks
gone about two weckn and we ahnll
undoubtedly hear Home choice hunt
ing Mtorlen when they return.
The S. J. Sturtlcy h-mIiK nee on South
Dewey atvet changed hntnla on Mon
day, MIhh IClhi Ituaalll, of Cedarville
Iw'lng the purchnHcr. She In expect
lug her mother to arrive hooii from
(Vdarvllle, when they will at once
inovelnto the above named reahlence.
('. II. Dunhiii returned Saturday!
from a long bicycle tour of the north .
crn countlcH. Ho covered about I'joo
lullea on the trip taking In Sliu'ulko,
Hepimer, Pendleton, 8uinpter.( Kaker
City, Vale and llurna. Htah day's
ride, from Silver l-ake to Lukcvlow,
wan made Intenhouni rA dlutanco of
one hundred mllefl.
J. M. HugheH, tha 'mining expert of
Freano, Cal, who haB boon lu town
for Boveral weelr8 looking over the
claims of the JJnper Mining Co., vt
which lie la a niomber, left Monday
morning acr jonipunled by hla wlfo
and daug'u-r for their homo In
Freano, Vhere Mr. Hughes la largely
ougagev. In frultTalalng.
W. K. Harry, returned Monday
evening from Iteno, nfter apendlng a
week In that city. Mr. Barry anya
the growth of that city la liirrcaalng
rapidly and everything la In a proa
perotia condition. Mr. Harry thinks
that Ileno ha proMpecUof tiecotnlng
quite a city In thocourao of a few
yeara and that a little money put In-
to town projHTty now would bo a
paying Invent men t.
Major I H i Mar, the fatnoua trotter
of New York atate, laat Friday tied
the worlda record of two mlu-
titea for a mile, paced by two running
hnraea hitched toaulkleH. The event
of the race waa to la-nt hla own re
cord of 2:00 and to U-at the world'a
ns-ord, of 2 mlnutca, held by Ion
Dillon. lel Mar trot ted a moat won
derful mile ami In a game but tiring
liulnh ahot under the wire In the re
cord time.
l'erry Stanley narrowly eacapiHl
with hla life lat Friday evening In
the performance of hla dut lea at the
electric light plant. I'erry'a right
hand accidentally came lu contact
with a live wire, burning the fore
finger and thumb and atralnlug the
uiUMclcH of the entire arm and right
Hide of the body. Had the nhock
penetrated t he left aide of tha body,
death would have Itccti liiMtautau
eollH. Kohcrt Kelly ww up from New
1'liic Creek on Friday and made The
Kxamlner olllce a pleanant call. He
liiixilinpoKed ofhlM pri H-rt y t o Harry
Ahlilri'lK1' atnl ill h'.mm I'-uve for lilg
lleinl SprlugH where lie cxectH to
f.M-nc t he coining winter. Mr. Kelly
linn been in poor health for a iiiiiiiImt
of yearn and thlukMtlie change of
climate will, to mime extent , alleviate
IiIn Niifferliig. Should t he ell Ilia t e of
ltlg Itend SprlngN prove nal iMfactory ,
lie will buy proH'rty and make that
point IiIn future home.
KolN'i-t WllllaniN of Silver Crei-k,
Harney ( o. arrived In townSaturday
morning on a brief vUlt to hia half
brother and hIhIct J.C. llodHouuml
Mtn. A. V. lieacli. While here he
Hold to II. It. iMinlnp about If.V) head
tif HtiM-k and lx-ef cattle. Mr.
WllllaniM hail about -I.MIhead mon to
mil. U'longliig to other partlea In
Harney county but. could find no
buyera. The price of hay being much
higher thlN year than hint haa run
the price ofxtock cattle down con
Hlderablv from that of lat year.
. CREDITORS' SALE ..
...STOCK OF...
AYEIS & WHIfWOETI
Sale Now Going On - - - Call Early
and Get Your Choice.
Everything Will Be Sold Off At Cut Prices.
The Business Must Be Closed in the
Interest of the Creditors.
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GOODS WILL BE SOLO REGARDLESS OF COST
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Races! Races!
The Lake County Agricul
tural AwwK-iation will (five
Four I ny Racing on their
track in I-akevjew, com
uiencinti on Novemlcr 4th
ml ending on November
7th, VMM. The turn of
$1400 will te distributed
in purxvR as follows:
Notice to Horse kaisers.
I will Ih lu your part hooii to buy
all the l.'iHilb borHcH and mnrcH I can
get. They iniiHt weigh 1001t or
over, broke or uubroke.
John W. (iiuhon
US-tf Carlton, Mo.
Notice.
Itntea nre how rained In iny Livery
Stable aa follow a; to hay, 50 eta per
head; cr month $10.
WlM. Itl'HHtt.L.
THE OLD RELIABLE
FlItST DAY, NOV. 4th.
1st Kaee, mile and repeat $200
2d Ka -e, A mile dash 150
FCONTi DAY, NOV. 5th.
1st Hace, mile dash, $150
2d Ivace, 1 mile daub, 1
THIRD DAY, NOV. tith.
lnt Race, mile and rejH-at $200
2d Race, mile dasii 175
300 RAMS
V V V
300 Full-blooded Year
ling and Two-year-old
Rambouillet and Delaine.
. . RAHS . .
Now In Prader'a Pasture at Sum
mer Lake and are for sale by
ALLEN & LAFOLLETT
PRI.NEVILLE. ORE.
Aa there are hundreds of our sheep in Lake countr but littl nppda t-
le aald aa to their quality for they apeakfor themaelvea.
Y-. X',-k .'yt . '-:f ; 1
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mmm rrat t q nonr. cthdu tmm
FOl'RTH DAY, NOV. 7th.
1st Race. mile and repeat $175 '
2d Race, amount and distance
lie named at the track Nov. 5th.
LEE BEALL. Proprlctar
to 1 653
LAKEVIEW, OREQON.
CA)NDTI9.!8.
All of the above races AfP free for all,
four In untfir Amt ihrAA . iha
fcv Dll
Association reserve the right to hold xj)
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POUEHSGS
Absolutely7 Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Th Itarnryeonoty
l.lvx Block Auoola
tloo, ol which I am
a memhtir, payi7A0
reward (or evldruce
IcmUiiK to th coo
vlcilou ol parties
stealing stock be-
lonsliiu- to !ts mem
xri. In addition I
.ifft-r V reward.
Hone uraad hore
hoo bar on cither
or both Jaws. Re
corded Intsounlles
Hari.ev. Iku and ( rook Counties.
Hum! iiiid when nolil Uorx s sold to paes
t hrougb this section will be rcixiried In Ibis
paper. Knot so rcoried, please wrlla or tele
phone The Times Herald, Main V14, Hums, Ore.
W. VI, BKOWN, Kile, Oregon.
lees numbet iin four bv reducinn
the puree la proportion to the number
of horees fentered.
Ettiriea to close the evening before
the race. The Pacific Coast Blood horse
Askociation rules to govern all running
races. F.ntrance lee ten per cent ol
purse. Money to be divided as follows:
70 per cent to the first horse and 30 per
cent to the second horse.
The Association reserves the right to
change any of the above races, in the
event of not filling, or to change the
date ol the lutt day't event to the fol
lowing day in case any other amuse
ment is announced for that date. No
money paid without a contest.
Board of Directors: John McElhihney,
W. P. Heryford. F. P. Light, W. A.
Wilshire, F. M. Miller, J. Innee, V. L.
Sneiling and 11. Daly.
V. L. SNELLINO, B. DALY,
Secretary. President.
re have constantly on hand a Fine and Complete Stock
of Druge, Chemicals, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Fancy
Notions, Cigars, Etc., Etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
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Eiiiiii&iii5.ii
Rang,
riAL. PKoor,
Ind Office at Iikevlew, Oregon, Sept. 10
1V08. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has ft lid notice ol bis lutcn
tlon to make Hnal proof lu support ol his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
Ki'glsler and Kecelver at Lakevlew Oregon on
October 19, 1U03 vis: Henry E. Duncan, of
Langells Valley. H. E. No. for the Lot 4,
Heo. 18 and lxilsl aud 1, Beo. 1. Tp. 41 H. 15
K. W. M. Oregon. He names tha following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, vis:
Vrank Orohs, W illiam Deal, Alex McDonald
and Ooorge IH-al all ol lngella Valley, Ore
Kept. 17-H7 K. M. Bhattaim, Register.
AdaulalHtrmter a Wot Ice.
Notice Is hereby given that tha undersign
ed K. M. Brattaiu has been appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for Lake
County, administrator of the estate of Clara
Baluhelder, deceased, and all persons having
elalms acalnat said estate are hereby reqnir-
i ed to preeent such elalms, with the proper
vouchers, witnin six monins iron wu umj,
to me at my resadenee In Lakvtew, Oregon,
Dated this 80th day of 8ePt8'5IbJl1Aj.A 1N
Admtnatrator of the estate oH'lara Batchelder,
deceased.
WE ARE NOW
PREPARED
To Do All Kinds
of ....
TIN WORK
etc,
We can also furnish Gun Furnishings,
make estimates on Galvanized Tanks or
anything else in the lines above.
We have a first-class workman in con
nection with our store and will guarantee
satisfaction on any work brought us.
J. E. BERNARD & SON
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