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BIEBER'S GOOD GOODS
Motel HuildiiiK....
E ARE READY TO SUPPLY YOUR SEASON'S WANTS
in the grocery line. We have prepared ourselves to
meet any and all competition. We want the trade of
Every Farmer, Every Stockman, Every Lawyer and
Everybody Else. We are here for that purpose. We
will prove to you that you can save money by trading
here, and we want the opportunity of proving It.
BY THE WAY: You'll need some good Underwear or Shoes or
Clothing or Rubber Goods, or Dry Goods of some kind. We have a
good assortment in every department, and if you don't find our goods
better and our prices lower than at other stores, dont trade with us.
We have many customers who have traded with us for more than
twenty-five years, ---they are trading with us today.
We will figure with you on your season's supplies and our esti
mates will cost you nothing. We are prepared to handle the largest as
well as the smallest orders this season and we want your cash trade.
I Hotel Building.
BIEBER'S CASH STORE
"STRONGEST IN THE WORLD" The Equitable life Assurance
. -Society of New York..
ONE HUNDRED POLICY HOLDERS IX LAKE COUNTY
ASSETS $381,000,000 J- L. SMITH,
SURPLUS $73,000000
Special Agent
BEEF, MUTTON. PORK, SAUSAGE, E1C,
ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE
JOHN WENDELL, Proprietor
. AT PRESENT LOCATED -
BUILDING NORTH OF HOTEL LAKEVIEW
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The Lakeview Mercantile Company jj
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General Merchandise
m Water Street - Lakeview, Oregon j
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
If you arc jjoing east a careful selection of your
route is essential to the enjoyment of your
trip. If it is a business trfp time Iri Hit.' main
consideration; if a pleasure trip, scenery and tin;
convenience ami comfortH of u modern railroad.
Why not combine all ly using Hie ILLINOIS
CENTKAL, ilie Ip-To-Dale llond, running two
trains dally from St. I'nul and Minneapolis and
from Omaha to Chicago. Free Kecliuing Cliair
Cars. tli: famous I'.uffct-Llhrary -Smoking Cars,
all trains vcstibulcd. Tickets reading via tho
Illinois Central will In; honored on these tralnn
and no extra fare charged. Our rates are the
na tut' as t how of Inferior roads why not get
your money's worth. Write for particulars.
I!. II. TKUMJiULI,, ;om. Agt. 142, ad nt Portland Or
C. T.ivnsrY. T. V. & T. A. I". 15. Tiiomi-kon, F. & I A.
Third Street, Uoom 1, C oleman Eldg,
Portland, Or. Seattle Wash.
Lakeview And Vicinity
Ia'Iiioiis at Ahlstroin ISros.
Ben (ilisoii was in town last Sat
urday. .loli ii O'Wil was up from l'lno
Creek Saturday.
L. CJ. Thouow was recruiting: In
Lake-view this week.
Ira Moshier was a visitor from
Cottonwood Saturday.
Sample, copies of the New York Trib
une Farmer at this office. tf
It. II. Hartzog wan up to town
Tuesday from the ranch.
Jan. Jionham of Summer Lake
wan here last Saturday.
Harry Roberts came over from
Warner last Saturday.
Oeo. l'lckerel left for Trinevllle
last Saturday with Mr. Lafollet.
Dave Edier, the sheepman wan
doing business In town Monday.
Owen McKendreo was here from
Vlstillls last Saturday on business.
Isaac Deter and wife were here
from near l'lno Creek last Saturday.
Miss liernice Case began teaching
the Salt Creek Hthool on Oct. 3rd.
Joe Bush was whistling In Lake
view a few days during the past
week.
S. T. Cclvlii was in town Monday
and made final proof on his home-
! Btead.
I
W. T. Tuylor of the ZX firm Hpetit
a few days In our city last week on
hllKlllCKH.
E. Keller, the l'lno Creek miller
and electric light man was In Lakc-
view Monday.
We understand that Oeo. T. Love
i grove, was (jiiitu sick at the ZX
: ra neh last week.
T. .1. EaBrle and wife of Silver
; Lake start tlil.s week for the Wlllnm
j ette valley on a visit.
i lli.b I'.lelow, who has been work-
i
! lug for TonnlngHen spent a few days
In Lakeview the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Moceland of Ash
laud commence-. teaching at Crane
Creek Monday, October 3rd.
(ieo. Storkinanu returned from
Alturas, where he nayB he enjoyed
the fair very much. He uyn the
races were fine.
(ieo, llanklns Is In town this week
oil business,
Chas. Itranch was a visitor In our
city Monday.
T. II. Wakellt Id came over from
Warner Tuesday.
Jim McCrary of the West Side was
In Lakeview Monday.
I (dm ItrllcM was up from the Davis
Creek country Tuesday.
.1 tin Mi'Shnne came In town Tues
day from the sheep camp.
A hist rout Ilros. took a load of
goods north to deliver yesterday.
Ed. .1. Callow, of Ik'iilo, Ore., was
In Lakeview this week on business.
E, S. Ede, proprietor of the l'lno
Creek hotel was In Lakeview Mon
day. C. IC. Anderson has taken charge
of the l.iukvllle Motel at Klamath
Tails.
S. T. Moms' team was here "Satur
day (or provisions for his sheep
camps. '
). A. Hastings will start this week
for Kosalla, Wash., where his family
an living.
L. A. Carracker ami (Sordini (tur
ret t were here from the West Side
Saturday.
Ed. Lagiier superintendent of the
Western stage line went to Klamath
Talis yesterday.
Walter Heed, the Illy Hotel man
brought a load of passengers over
from there Tuesday.
Miss Nora Bryant of Warner Is
stopping with the family of Harry
Bailey, going to school.
J. Frank!, the San Francisco wpio
buyer is here for two or three week
looking after business.
Mrs. S. O. Cressler Is spending a
few weeks visiting with friends and
r. datives at Cedarvllle.
nert naruor of tne r ranch was
In from Warner lirt of the week
after supplies for the ranch.
7(K) acres of line fall ami wluer pas
ture to let. Will lake horses to
winter or stock on shares. lO-.'It
W. li. Snider Is acting as deputy
sheriff, ami Is assisting sheriff Klnc-
hart in posting up the tax books.
Howard (lUllllams returned from
Alturas Monday evening. He re
ports the fair ami races a success.
A large stalk of castor beans Is on
exhibit hi lleall's drug store, from
the II. Ix-ehnian ranch at I 'I ne Creek.
(ieo. Bogue wan here from Talsley
last week on business. He will soon
go to Junction, where his family Is
living.
The Western stage started upon
the winter schedule the first. It Is
due here at 10 a. in., but arrives
earlier.
Dob BlgeE w and Miss Carrie Ton
nlngsen went to Alturas last Sun
day to visit Jean Tonnlngsen and
co the fulr.
D. Doom' aiul wife jMsseil through
town first of tlld week going to
Klamath Falls, having taken 111 the
fair In Modoc.
Sam Lambert has gone to Klau
at It I'alls, where ho will work for C.
It. Anderson In the hotel. Sam Is at
home In a hotel.
Mrs. W. It. Steele expects to start
for Portland soon on a visit with
her relatives. She will be absent
several months.
John Fliim, who went to San
Francisco with the Sherlock sheep,
returned last Saturday, and went
on to Summer Eake.
Miss Kitten Fine (a Warner left
Monday morning fur Perkins, Calif.,
where she goes to upend the winter
with relatives and friends.
Ahlslroiu Dros. are taking meas
ures for ladles cloaks, Jackets waists
and Khlrts etc. They have a first
class house, lit guaranteed.
Wo acknowledge receipt of a ticket
and Invitation to attend tho Sixth
lil-eunlal Fruit Fair to be held at
Hood IUver on October 13, 11 aud 13.
IS YOUR HANK
ACCT GROWING?
More evidence H hold. inn up
e.icli day to chow tlmt (hero is u
liic for n mnti.n money.
Tin small Having that you
deposit will nmoiint to n profit
leii I when (lin time (oines for
iuvextme nt.
Ieonit your Havings with
l?IRST NATIONAL IJANK
Of I.AM.VII W
CAPITAL STOCK 5(),U00.00
WEI Kl.V WEATHER Ml I'OKT.
Ilelow We uive n report i.f tin' weitllier
mh recorded by tlie ( inveriimeiit wcitthrr
Imhciiu Mint 1 1 ii nt The KxHii.iiu r I Illicit,
This report it cliitutfed nu ll ci k, und if
niir reader wixli In keep It yeiirly record
f ucntlicr i-oiiilii ions fur future refcr
I'lice, cut nut Ihe reNii t id'iiiu (lie black
line inn! pHhle it in a m-iap bunk one
week lifter mint her. This iford will ls
taken fin Tumilay to end enrh Heck and
ht'iiiu on Wednenilay fur tlio next week.
(ioVeriiiiieiit Wtather Itiiit'MU Sta
tion nt Lakeview, Oregon,
C. O. MrrKKH. Iaal Olmerver.
Wek fiiitlug Tuesday, Oct. 4, liKU.
!y utki jmlii. in--li jan'w rhrlrr
lutiiiil lull ul day
wed. j 7t i 4J mm ih clear "
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In Memoriam.
II. M l. or olilv I'M. nt tp't cii
it. :. h,
Agnlu tin white winged messenger
has entered our Chapter and taken a
link from our golden chain to be
added to that Immortal chain in the
drain! Chapter above, where Heath
I'evi r enters and tin' links are never
broken.
WiiKKKts: Our Heavenly Father
has called from us our beloved sister
El I lie Jturrus.
EiHoi.vi n: That as members of
Oriental we regard her death with
sorrow and feel that by her removal
to a brighter Home, our Chapter has
lost a worthy meiutcr.
ItKsoi.vni: That we tender our
sincere, heartfelt sympathies to the
bereaved family, and with them
mingle our tears of sorrow In the
sad event, which has deprived tliein,
of a loving laughter aud Hlster, and
us, a friend and member.
Tim hope, that when tho sorrows
of this life are over, Hint they with
us, may Is; permitted to greet her,
who has only gone before to that
land where iH'Utli never enters.
No one lii'am thu iluor that ojn'iii
Win n ihi y lii'yimtl our call
Kofi aa loiMi'iU'il leaven of ri'i
Ono by ono our loved onoi fall.
Ki;hoi.vi;) That tho foregoing lie
spread on tho records of our Chapter,
a copy be sent to tho al'eliln of our
departed ulster and that It le pub
lished In tho local newspapers.
Fraternally submitted,
MakSm!)i:h
Uhv V. WiuoiiuK Conilulttee.
CffAH. UmiiaciiJ
, F. Uatnnm Wah In town last
week and left M this olllco a nam
plo of his potatoes. They ire of the
"Northern Scout" variety, and are
very largo and smooth, weighing
two to four pounds each.
levi mmss
copper rJrcfed
overalls
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