Making:
It....
Plain
You can alwav de
pend on something
well worth while
m hen you come
hero. We furnish
the, things you like
to carry away with
von.
The price is right ;
the goods are pleas
ing; our methods
are attractive.
Come anl pet the
most attractive of
thing you ever
bought for t h ?
price.
JEWELRY
FOR JUNE
Who romrt with summer to this
earth
And owest June her day of birth
With ring of agate on tatr band
Can health and wealth and peace
command.
We have this brilliant
crystalline stone in a var
lety of forma. It makes
lieautlful Cameos, and Is
shown In various set
tings of pure gold. In
spect our June gift jewel
ry. ATTENTION
We now have on hand a supply of
"Kemps" patent Australian . . .
"..Sheep Marking Liquid.."
I RED AND BLACK
Will last clear and distinct on a sheep's back in
all kinds of weather for twelve months, but instant
ly disolves when wool is scoured.
...Wool Buyers Recommend It...
One Gallon Will Brand from 1200 to 1500 Head
The Lakeview Mercantile Company
HO! FOR ST, LOUIS Z WORLD'S FAIR!
WILL YOU BE THERE?
Nature's Art Gallery of the Rockies in
a?Cw addition to the attractions of St Louis.
This can only be done by going or returning
via the "SCEMC LINE OF THE WORLD."
UNRIVALED SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
N EQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE
N5URPASSED IN EFFORTS TO PLEASE
Writ far Illustrated Booklet ol Colorado'! Famous Sight! and Retorts
C. rtcBRIDE,
124 Third Street
W H It M ' A V . v -
4
And
every
article is
Come in take a look at
beautiful display of
JEWELRY
, On the counter you will
also find catalog illus
trating
thousands
of useful
and
practical
Gems
If you want the
very beat values
for your money
BUY HERE
THAT'S ALL
SHEEPflEN!!
General Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Si
Z Local Happenings
.1 lino Hugs r trout hie are thick.
Screen doors at Imllcy V: Minslii
gill's. 1"
See the ticket this week In The
Kxniulucr.
Vote next Monthly whether yon
are registered or not.
For enhhage plants rail on I'.. It.
ln tch. U
Voters w ho tlitl not register may
east their vote next Monthly.
J. H. McFtillough, the Reno unit
ton buyer, arrived here Sunday.
Suits repaired, cleanetl and pressed
at Mrs. Avlrnguctte's. 1
Mrs. C. C. Haniiiia was la town
from I 'lover Flat last Thursday.
Harvey t'olvln has accepted a
position In The Examiner ottlce.
Fvery thing you need to catch tlsh
with at J. L Iternnrd & Stai's. b!
Miss Maxwell went to I'aisley llrst
of the week with sttn k of millinery
pii ids.
W. 11. Scanunon ami wife were
registered at Hotel Ijikevlew last
Thursday.
Fly time Is near and you will want
screen doors get them at I'.alley & ;
Masslnglll's. 10 !
Win. Harvey, the sheepman, made
a trip to his sheep ranch last week
with his family
Four San Francisco drummers j
came In from the South last Tl.urs
day by private rig.
Judjje I'.enson ami I.. K. Webster!
left for Klamath Falls last Friday
by private conveyance.
('. M. (invn the drummer, sH'nt
several days In Lakeview last week
ami went north Saturday.
All rlht Mr. Kelsay, after this
week "Oscar MeUker" will "take
charue of The Kxa miner."
Most of the I'aisley people who
attended the water suit here last
week left for their homes Thursday.
J. ti. IVebe of 1'alsley sis-nt " ! h)io U ki.Iuk bat k to Ohio on an ex
couple of days In lakeview last j toudw, v,H,t t lir lvrttlv(.H U t.rt..
week, returning Saturtlay on h'H I -t.w Ida.
bicycle.
Win. Stanley, who has lieen at j
Flush all winter has returned to !
tioose Lake, ant will remain here
this summer.
Miss Young, who has leen living
with the family of Harry lialley,
went to Cotttjnwood last week to
be with her father w ho is sick.
Jack l'atchelder arrived here Sun
day from San Francisco. Ho will
open a law ottlcu In Iakevlew'. Mr.
I'.atchclder was met upon his arrival
here by many warm friends.
Cyrus Noble Whinky the old cham
pion and still champion of them all.
l'ed in all firet-cIttsH places. Auk for
Cryus Noble cane, goods when you want
a trood drop at home. 37 tf.
W. A. Masslngill returned from
Madeline last Thursday, accom
panied by Mr. Caverly, the Boston
wool buyer. They came by way of
Surprise valley, where they bought
several clips of wool.
Alvln Moss of 1'alsley hnd the
misfortune one day last week to get
u fine team of work horses drowned
In the t'hewaucan river, while trying
to cross the stream. It is a wonder
that some person has not been
drowned there.
n.j...i. m., . .,.. . mini, - ,ir -( '"-T-tn 'l r'nl-riii mlii ir 11 I im
tifM nzM'
"" ""' mmmmmmmmmmmmm i i n i j iiini .luiiim raw
1
M.w or thi: w x.v.k-
Next Monthly Ik election tlit.v.
It. IS. Patterson was here from
l'lne t'roek Sat unlay.
U. W. Ilartmau sMnt i few days
In town tlurlnu the week.
It. A. Hawkins and family were
down from tint sawmill Sunday.
Timber land In this section IsIs-Iuk
assessed at from f I to fV.V) H-r acre.
('. M. Oliver was In town last
Saturday from Ids farm near Willow
Cane h.
The family ol l. I. Urown, who
spent t lie winter In Ueikcley will re
turn to IHdwell this week.
F. S. Senator Matthew' Stanley
(niiy of IViiiih.n aula illt-'l after a
luim llliii-.-H. at Iteaver, I'a., on
May '.:.
Thtis, Auilersou, a former stock
man of Warner valley, anUcd here
last Saturday from Sail li'amisco.
Dels looking after his luteifsts In
jke county.
Those who tlid llttt register Is'foiv
the reulst ration books were closed
can vote by having six freeholtlers
to certify that the applicant Is a
pualitletl elector.
"On-jf on" is the title of a hum
soinely Illustrated pamphlet tlesciip.
I tlve of tin; ureal "Oregon country."
I We will have more to say about this
( w hen space permit.
Sam luke was on a do rodeo
last week ami succeeded In captur-
l
In; wt-n lon ears. All tlos not
having tas will Is- taken by the
Marshall. New Fra.
A Mexican who worked out east of
Surprise valley came In to tVdarvllle
last week ami IsTiune violently In
sane. Zed St reel ami a companion
ttiok the unfortunate man to the
asylum.
Mr. tins Schlacel, wife ami dauuh
ter spent the evening at the hotel
last Wednesday. Mr. Schlajfel was
taking his wife to the Itallroad ami
Mrs. Alts'rt Imulster came tlowu
frfkiti I'ulMli.t f iii.iIii ' ...'..titfiif t.k
join her husband who Is tending bar
at Hotel Iikevlew. They expect t
remain In Iwikevlew till after the
KouPtu AllR-rt will play bull here
on that day.
A man from I'aisley last week In
formed us that the saloon keepers
am! gamblers of I'aisley would all
support lirattaln. We did not
know that there were very many
gamblers there and only four saloon
keeK?rs, ami two of them are df-mo-
K-rats.
Win. Masslngill of Ltikevlew was
in this vicinity this week. He was
accompanied by Mr. Caverly, the
Huston wool buyer. They purchas
ed nil the wool at the Tuletlad and
Uadger shearing corrals and we
understand the price paid was 1.')
cents. Cedarvllle Record.
A. O. U. W. Notice.
All members of Lakeside Lodge No.
Ill, A. O. U. W., are respectfully re
quested to be present at the next regular
meeting. Important business before
the lodie.
F. K. Hakiiis, Master Workman.
rickiD if i w
m:m: and ini;t! I 7
No. 7244
Tlii;.sriiV IM I'AH I Mi: r, n iri: nl'
CtiMI'I IMII.I I' ll OK TIIK
Ft 'II II KM V.
1 1 lilt l-:.VS: by satisfactory evb
tlciice presented to the undersigned,
It has been iiiailo to npNar that
"The First National Hank of Lake,
view," Its-atetl In the tity of Lake,
view, In the County of Lake, am)
State of Oregon, has compiled with
all the provisions of the Statutes of
the Fulled States, required to ls
compiled with before an association
shall le nuthorlxetl to commence tin
business of Hanking;
NOW, TIIF.ItL'FOIti:. I, Thomas
I'. Kane, heputy ami Acting Comp
troller of the Currency, do licit by
certify that "The lirst National
Hank of Laki view," .mii(i Iii the
City of Lakeview, In the County of
Lake, ami State of Oreoii, Is auth
orUett to colilllit'lice t In bului'ss of
ItuuktllK as prtivlded In Section
lifiy-tMie lluudiid ami SIxty-nlue
of the revised Statutes of the Fluted
Slates.
IN TF.STLMONV WIIFltF.OF wit
ness my hand am) Seal of olllce this
Sixth day of May. Umi.
si:ai T. F. Kami,
Ivputy and Acting Comptroller of
the Ciireuey, in l! J l!)
WLLKLY WKATIILR KLPOKT.
Ilelow we Kve n report of the weather
as recorded by the (ioveriimeiit weather
bureau rliitluu a'. The Funiiiiner tlllice.
Tlii" rejsirt l chniik'ed Mi ll week, and if
our render ih to keep n )eHrly record
of weather Ciilidilionx for III til re refer
eni e, cut out the re srt sIoiik the llack
line and pante it in a -rap Ismk one
week after another. Thi reoril will Ixt
taken on Tuefdiy to end eiii li wet k ami
Is'ltin on WedneniUy for the next wrek.
t iovertiinent Weal her Imiu iiu Sta
tion at l.akcview, Oregon,
C. (. Mktkku, Ls-al Observer.
Week ending Tuestlay, May til, I'M 4.
I'ay jiiilti ,!in iri'l !u' j hr.-i r
I I llaiioii l.ll 1 til day
wed. j 7u ii iki tni clear
I I ! I I il lyl 1 JU"
f rj 1 1 "y T M J Jk'L k J uuL' '
sat 'v f"77"l 4't ) u.nu' i "is i "
sun. 71 41 u.ihi is
iiioii. li! IMS! K cloutly
tiles. .'.7
j tl.INI (H)
Kcaolutlons.
Hull of lakeview Lslo No. 71, A. F.
it A. M.
lakeview , Oregon, May 2K, 1904.
Iieath ban come into our inidst and
taken from tm our beloved brother John
McFIiiiiiney.
Our frieml and brother ia Is-yond all
earthly trouble, worry or care. lie has
reached hi heavenly Home. )et us
humbly Ikiw to tiod'a decree.
In the death of our brother, our Islge
has sustained a great loss, the Commun
ity one of its most useful citizens, anil
hi numerous friend, the noblest mid
truest of men. Those that knew him
best, loved him init. He practiced
the greut principle of our Order,
"Charity" with a heurt, overflowing
with kindness ami un unstinted hand.
To liiiu let us therefore say :
"Later thou into the joy of thy I ml
ni.il throughout all eternity enjoy the
assts'iation of friends and loved ones
gone before." In token of the deep re.
ajsjet we desire to pay to the memory of
our departed brother, lie it,
Itesolvetl that the foregoing be entered
upon the Records of this Inlge, a copy
be sent to the relatives, anil that the
Lakeview newspacra bu retpiested to
publish the same.
Fraternally J. Fbanki.
A. ItlCHKH
W. A. Wilsiiihk.
final I'rusf.
Lnnd Ollice at Lakeview, Oregon, May
24, VM. Notice is hereby given that
tno following named settler hits filed
notice f his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, Mid that
said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on
July 8th, 11)04, viz ! Ueorgu K. Davis of
Olete, Ore., lid., No., 201)4 for the ti-.'.
of HK'-4 riec. 10 anil N'i NH,1 Sec. 15
Tp30 H., R. 11) K. W. M. He names the
following witnesses to prove his contin
uous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: lOugeno Wilkerson and
W. R. Campbell, of Lorella, Oregon,
Win. Deal, of Langoll Valley, Oro., and
Fred Hartley, of Lakeview, Oregon.
J.N. Watson, Register.
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