L
pebruary gargains
Are now displayed in our win
dow and In our store. They
comprise -a 'line of goods worthy
of your attention.
Embroideries and Insertions, good I5cts,
20cts and 25cts values now lOcts a yard
Ladies Underwear now 25cts each--Mens Golf
Shirts now 50cts each--Ladies Flannelette
Skirts now 50cts each- -Mens Shoes 2.25 val
ue now I.5o--Mens I.25 Undershirts now 80c.
In our Grocery Department you will find
the best goods at prices you can well afford to
pay.
Standard Tomatoes for 15c a can; American Sugar Corn
for 15c a can; 2 boxes Best Bluing for 25c; 2 pas Cellu
loid Starch for 25c; 2 pounds Corn Starch for 25c; 2
pounds Laundry Starch for 25c; 12 pounds Evaporated
Peaches for l.oo; 3 cans Sugar Peas for 50c; 3 cans of
String Beans for 50c; Schillings' Roast Coffee for
25c per pound; Schillings Best Soda for 10c a pound; 10
pound box Soda Crackers for 85c; 3 packages Challenge
Mush for 50c; and many goods in like low proportions.
If you know of any store in l.akevlev that
will give you better goods for the same price
or the same grade of goods for a less price
than we do we would not expect you to come
here. Everything we sell is GUARANTEED or
your MONEY BACK.
PREHIUM CROCKERY COUPONS FREE
WITH EACH 25 c CASH PURCHASE AT
Bieber's Cash Store
READ THE
..EXAfllNER....
FOR THE NEWS
AYRES & WHITWORTH STOCK
.CREDITORS' SALE..
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The Ayres & Whit worth Stock
of General flerchandise is selling
at prices lower than the lowest.
Store Fixtures for sale cheap: Safe, Reming
ton Typewriter No. G, New National Cash
Register, Show Cases, lite.
Tobacco, Gioceries, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Crockery,
Tinware, Agateware, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shot s, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Etc., Etc.
EVERYTHING
MUST BE SOLD
A. II. Ilammersly, Manager
LOCALS OP
THE WEEK
SUMAIARIZED
Movements of Townspeople and
Visitors Who' Come and
Go For the Week.
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flPORTANT ITEMS GATHERED
Dashes of Ntws from Here and There
Occurrences of Both Urave and
Omy Import Which Will
Prove Interesting
J W. (). V. hull Friday Fob. 19th. ft
1 Tlu Woodmen Kail will l a hum
hut. ft
St. Yalontlne' ilny wan vry iptlct
In Lakcvlcw.
V. D. ItroodiM of Ft. Uldwcll win
In Lnkovlew lat Tliurmliir.
. Mr. George Wlukleinan of Sum
mer Lake recently fell heir to "ikh.
Horn In Lake lew Feb. Kith, to
tho wife uf John Mtilkcy, Jr., ii hoy.
W. II. Duke Im reported c-rlt Icull.v
III nt hi won Juiiii-h' place near Crane
Creek.
Ticket f. r the W. O. W. ball will
l 1.50, hut t'2 worth of good time
; l HMHlirwl. ft
! L. It. Whorton 1 again routined
to hln lt'tl. having recently recover
ed from n Hovore lllnc.
i
j County Clerk ManrinK issued mr
riage license yesterday to M. L. Troth
and Lenora I.. Easterly, both of Hilver
! Lake.
j Get yoiy ticket m today for the
Woodmen anniversary hall tumor
I row night. Only f 1.50 nt the Mono-
gram. " 7
I Word come from I'Iuh that
j Honey Creek wan out of It hank
from the heavy thaw Sunday ami
I Monday.
A party wan given Ml Ada
Woodcock hint Monday night on the
event of her departure for liciio,
which I expected to lie In a few
day.
'A bird in tho hand is worth two In
the bush." Our tailored suit ar
"bird" and we ran put one in your
hand at a very small price. AhUlroin
Hrothora. 7
Itev. J. U. Stark will prvmh at the
1'nion School houe next WodnoHilny
evening and will continue every
Wedncdy evening a hn lieen the
order heretofore.
The Woodmen are making every
effort to make their anniversary
ball tomorrow night ahead of any
thing yet given In that Hue. Come
out and have a good time. 7
Ji lt I'nrrUh and Henry stvlu tnrt
ed for their home at I'lwdi lnt
Thurduy, but found the miuw too
deep when they reached I'anwiH
prairie and wire compelled to Ic
turn. China New Year wax uxhered In
hint Monday by the cxploon of a
few firecracker. It iM-guu a little
earlier over near lirt Arthur when
the JapN got their hatth-nhlp to
working.
The uulforiied drill team of the
Woodmen Lolge will lead the crawl
march nt the aunlverMary ball to.
morrow night. 1'iich will Ih nccom
pun led by hi partner. The public Im
cordially Invited to attend. 7
RAILROADS APTER .
OURTiniJER.
The New, Era In enklng of the
want of AlturaM, nay AlturaMoffcr
h pec In I Inducement for a pi-niiut
roaMter. Uro. shm munt I cec.
hilly fowl of the gootMr, awl hi
appetite Khould Im nppcuMed.
The Forenter Lodge of Lukcvlcw
Ii4 taking a boom. A hmi-ImI iIIk
peiiMatlon Iiuh Ueii granted to take
E. H. Llunen, a iMH'lal li)MMctor of J new iiiemtN-rM at a minimum rate
f : until the 17th of Maiih.
to
The follow luif Im an excerpt front
an article on Ihe developing f "re
(uii'h timber which Wiih publlMhed
In the January iiumlur of tho
Columbia Itlvcr awl ircKuu TIiiiImt
man: The completion of the Klamath
!ukc Itallroad from Lalrdx, hi HIm
klyoii county, California, utoii(r the
north bank of the Klamath river
Into Klamath county, Oregon, In
probably the line with thn Kreateat
atrateulc rommerclal value. The
Klamath river cut throiiuh the
Cnm ade ami CoaMl rat'ceM, and will
develop through It h exteiiHloii an
empliv In area, cnrr.vlnu uuod bodlept
of Hiinr and white pine, t he m Im -1
1, mi w lib Ii IliU Hue hurt partially
broken has been the luoht complete
III t Hi'Uoll.
The eMeliHli.n of the Klatiiith
l.ulie Callroml to Klatiialh Lake
will fiirnUli an oulh t for the IIuiImt
tributary to Khiiimth Iike awl
tributary trcatiiN. ThU Hue tapM
the l.iiui'Ht body of miyar awl yellow
pine In ( rcuon.
The exteiiHloii of the .Sort hern Call.
foriiln & tircuoii Itallroad from lt
teriultiiiM at Madeline, In Northern!.
era ( allforula, to I.akcxli w, Oiiumi,
will tap the yellow pine of Iike awl
Klamath count Im awl furuUh an
eanteru outlet la Iteiio, Netada.
! the 1'. S. Land department In look
i Ins over land matter In the Iwike-
view land otllei'.
j Alex Fitzpatrlck came down from
!theZX ranch Monday accompanied
br hi wife' mother, Mr. McGrath
ami daughter Alice.
Twenty or more are expected
join the lodue here.
Eldoii Woodcock and Marion
l'.arne, two tlrMtK'l.iHM blackMinlt Iih
have formed a part nernhlp and will
j hereafter conduct the ImimIiichm of W.
Get your measure taken today for a j lK xv'"'l'," l & A xhare .f the
suit of those fine tailor made clothes at ; ,M,,,llc Ptronai;eHolcited. Hoiki
the Monogram. Even suitors can he n HHH-lalty. 7
j suited with our suits. 7
Jack McDonald, the I'alMley ntaj;e
driver, on hi north trip Monday
found nearly every brldw afloat
from the high water.
rtupper ior me v . j. v. nail Willi
Iw nerved at Ilarvey'a retaurant.
Every effort will Ik madu to pleine
thoe who wlnh eupinr. 7
I have a quantity of 11 rat-prude
Lake City flour which I will dlHpime
of at $4 jer hundred. Call atrcHtau
rant. W. M. Hauvy.
I Jo v. J. 1J. Stark received a letter
yeHterday ntatlng that hi mother
had died at hi old home In the
eawt, and was burled on Feb. lt.
Frank Howard of Drew alley
ha Ix-eii confined to IiIh room for
Home tlmo with an nix-en on IiIh jaw.
He I now able to le on the street.
Win. Jf. Shirk and wife who liavo
Ixt'ti viwltlnx In Oakland, Cat., ami
Seattle, Wanh., for neveral month,
returned to LakeviewhiHtThurHilay.
Dr. T. V. Hall returned hint Satur
day from New York City, where he
competed a punt Kiaduate coiiim! In
a Medical mcIiooI. llelMladto he
hack In Lake county.
AYRES & WHITWORTH STOCK
A. E. MackliitoHh write The Ex
aminer from I'aiillna, Crook county,
that Htock of all kind are looking
Hplewlld In hi Hcctlou. and that the
winter ha lceii an Ideal one for
stock. He Iiiim fat mutton Mhccp
ready for tho butcher.
Four memUTM of the Odd Fellow'
lodtfe In Lakevlew who live at Fala
ley, have withdrawn awl will Join
the new lodye which I to Imj lntl
t ii ted at I'jiiHley on tho li'th of
March. Oulte a iiumlx-r are expect
ed to ko from the Laketlew lodge "n
that date.
Guy Mc' une passed throiiKh Lake
view last week enroute to New Pine
Creek from Chritmas Ike, whero five
ruasked men slaughtered his sheep. He
says his loss is only about 2000. He
says he knows who did the dastardly
work and will proceed to prosecute the
guilty parties.
A dispatch Tuesday conveyed the
startling new that V. H. Senator Mar
cus A. Ilanna had died at 0 o'clock Mon
day. His death was unexpected, and
comes as a shock to his family and
friends. Only a few weeks ao Senator
Hanna was considered a formidable
candidate for president.
Head of Noted I Irm Dead.
The auiionncemfiit of t be deat h of
AlU rt llardlng I made In the Com
men ial IJiilletlii of DohIuii of thetilh.
That paMr nay:
"The Mwldeti death of Albert E.
Harding on TuchiIii.v hil came with
a terrible Khock to the 4.d Hade of
lloMton. Mr. Harding wim the
Mentor partner of the well known
Itimtou hoiiMC, Harding Ac Caverly.
Doth partner had that kind of bul
lie reputation that ha helped to
1iilM up ItoHtou' irpiitat Ion for
llnaiiclal honor. Mr. Caverly ha
alway Us'ti 'MHelally popular In
the wool growing dUti-lct.
Mr. Harding wa but a year or o
iM-yowl 50 year of age. He wa
trained In the wool trade under hi
father In the firm of Harding. Gray
& Dewey, hi father being the neulor
partner. Some year ago he oh
tablihed the firm of Harding &.
Martin, later Harding, Martin A.
Caverly, awl now Harding A: Caverly.
The II rm made a xpeclalty of Terri
tory wool even l'fore t bey iK'cuplc
their pntniit comiiiandliig poltion
n compared to llm'e wool. Thern
never ha Im-oii a breath upon thf
honor of the firm, awl It would l
hard to Had the re oril of one unkind
word uttered agalut litem In the
trade.
Mr. Harding leaven a widow, a
daughter awl three Hon. The hlet
Hon, already a fa Vorlte iim hi fat her
l-fore lil nt, U Mill a Htwlent at
Harvard.
Mr. Harding' funeral wa held at
IiIh home In ColuiMMot yeterday
afu-rnoon. An a token of respect to
IiIh memory the entire wool trodo of
Beaton cloned tlieir door for tho
ufternoon.
Htlll young, HiicceHHfiil In biiHlneH,
fortunate In IiIm marriage and bleam'd
with a Ix-autlful daughter, and man
ly Hon. Mr. Harding certainly
Mcoiuod to have everything to live
for. HI only burden wathe terrible
croHH of agonizing phymlcal pain from
an allllctlon of the nerve that hat
ened hi untimely awljpathetlc end."
It will be rcmciiilicrcd that IJallcy
& MaHlngill aro tho local reprewn
tativeH cif thl IJoHton Wool firm,
and much regret I cxprcHHcd by tho
ithoepinon of tho county. Mr. Hard
liig'n death will ciuiho no change In
tho IuihIiichh, and tho repreentatl ve
will be In tho field a uual the coin
ing Hprlng.
Tho niOHt completo Job ntock iff of
the railroad Im to bo found at Tho
Examiner olllco. Flrot-claHH work
alwayu, at reauonnble prlceM. tf.