j
Htottional ocn
Hny, Imrn-room and iiipiiIh for
tali at OiinwiH I'ralrli-. Mim. Mo
Danii:!.. tf
JiHim'm M I t:hll-1 1 nt'H mid wlfo
pciit a fi-w (layn In Laki-vU'W lant
week from t'licwaumn.
Tin- family t I'- Hohi' arc rxpnt
e,l iicrc from I'IdmIi Friday. They
will II vt la l.ak !mv thin winter.
p;, s. MfKlan. , Hiijii'rhiiiMKli'tit of
tlic iclt'trrapli line Iiiih Imiii over tin;
lino imiklnn repair, lit? cantc hm far
iinrtli aH flat Crt-ck.
(ii. M. .Iuiicm liroaiclit IiIh 1miiuIi
KtMin. W. ft. NaliliT ami laiiflitcr-In-law,
Mr. CI. W. JoliuHoa down
frum I'nlHlcy Monday.
Mllli-r and Lux have piirclnnel
two car loatlH of alfalfa hihm In Sur
print' vallt-y, lliruiiji'li l S. Dcni-liy,
wivh tin" IVilnrvllle Keronl.
Y uiilt'rKtaiil 1 lint i' M. Sain Ih
rm pl .v ') an MjHt lal writer for t lit
I'urtluiiil OrcKonlan with lii'ailiiiiir-
Ut la tin' Cniw Hay country.
-h. Jim Ilwdcr t int Hovlc Uliurj
cuiiii' down from Silver Luke laHt
week on a vlxlt to lier father, J. II.
lllalr and Lukcvlvw frlewlti.
Tlit AltttniH rialnilealer reportH
that Col. llt'HM, who owned a mine
ut Cauliy, MoiIik: county, him mild It
to San I'runelMeo partlen for $."iii,(HHi.
V. K. Wlim.-ler ha leawd IiIh ranch
down the valley to A. K. t'oiiverw,
ami he will take IiIh hoii, who Iiiih
been Hick for Motue time, to Callfor
nlii. Mr. ((Hear 1. llem at-il MinMl.uetta
I'oHtcr, luith of Warner, were uiar
rieil Tiu-Hilay evening In l.akevlew.
W, It. Snider Hilld the wordn for
them.
hafollet & CiillliiM have removed
their thoroiitshlired laickti to the
TIhih. II. NlierWk ranch In Summer
Lake, for the winter, where part if h
wUIiIuk to Imy can we thfin. 41 K
Arthur Stanley, hoii of Thou. Stan
ly ir I'alHley, who Iiiih Iteen in and
ulmiit Iteno for a year paHt, returned
to IiIh former home lant week, hhk-
lUK through Lake lew Saturday.
Jim' Howard, the lreN valley
itnekmiui. wiih dolnn liimtneHx In
Ukevlew lant Saturday. UIh trip
to the city wan of llnanclal an well
MMuvlal Intercut to The Kxainlner.
' E. It. Tatch, the vegetable man
illMpoHcd of IiIh lainlneHH and Htock of
Tegetalilen t( J. W. Howard laHt
Saturday. Mr. Howard will now
upply the people with nil kliuU of
WKutalilo.
t
Daniel Koone arrived here from
I'liwh Tuenday. 'We unflenUAnd he
l looking for a plow near achool to
locate for the winter. It la rumored
that J. A. Morriii Jin bought Mr.
Bmuie'H Mtore. at HuhIi.
A iileanant Hallowe'en party wa
given by Mint Ethel McKeetowveral
of her youiiK friend Monday evening
fttthohoiue of Mr. and Mr, ltobt.
McKif. A large number a I tended
J a noud time wan hud.
. II. 1 'aue of Portland lias ree.-ni-ly
I'ure haned the 1'ivil and lux -M i
luiMf much near fort Klnniilh.
HiivImjj no cat tie he Iiuh t.eerul liitn
" I toiiM of hay to hi II on the place.
AililreHH ISO Front Ht.. I'ortliind. 4(1
Air. Murtln, the limunuiee
ffent who apeut aevonil weeks lu
tlilu valley, returned to hln home at
H'kii hut week. He vltdted The Ex.
mim? r office lant Wdneaday ven
,nK In company with hln wife, and
bora Oulvtn of l'lne Creek.
Thii 1. k V.iaIliltaluuin
, auu-wpj in tirw ivmiii"""
iwowo voH)o to th pviul'c. For
,(ur hour the flrat nlRht over 125,.
000 people rode on the underground
Wrofta. whlcli Iia been utulur con-
Thou. II. Cloud has pnrchaHed a
home north jf the nchool hotine
from C. II. Dalrrmnle. We nmW
utand the price paid wan $7.ri0. Mr.
Cloud Iiiih a neat homo, and In a de
Hlrable part of town.
B. M. Oliver, of La (irande, father
if our neighbor J. C. Oliver, arrived
here on tho Htago Monday morning
for a couple of monthH vUit with IiIh
Hon. He In quite aged, and the trip
lined hi in up pretty badly.
Ilamey O'I'arrell paHHed through
Lakevlew lant week on IiIh way from
I'alHley to AlturaH. where he goes to
take charge of a i and of Hheep, 1m-
longing to V. ft. Tarker, for the win
ter. He expected to meet Mr. Par
ker at Alturan.
George Kcclenton and Mins Ilcrnlce
Caw were married at the Venator
ranch laHt Sunday. Judge Daly per
formed the ceremony In bin iinu.i1
plfiiHimt manner. The happy couple
Ht ii rt for Portland thin week on
their wedding trip. The Examiner
wIhIich them a life of hiippincHH.
.1. T. Jordan, of Spokane, Ih here
(IiIh week In the IntercHt of the WcHt
ern Hlntorv PuhllHhlng Co., of Spo
kane. A complete hiHtory of Cen
tral Oregon, embracing 7 coiintioH
which will includ.' Lake county In to
be iiil)lihlit'd The hlHtorlcal writers
will be here U'fore long.
s Another item publinhed this week,
c.lipimd from the Alturan New Era
Hhould nerve an a warning to the
people of (Joone Lake valley to une
every precaution ugalnnt the dread
ed d Incline diphtheria getting ncat
tercd among the children of the val
ley. At thin time of year an epi
demic of diphtheria might take half
of the children In the valley.
Pkih roil hai.i:. A number of thor
oughbred Poland China plgH, Import
ed from JiliiioiH bred from prize
winner at the Illinois State Fair, and
clowly related to t lie winner ut the
International Stock Fair nel 1 at
Chicago In llHi;i. Come and look at
thene pign whether you want to buy
ornotut the C. M. Oliver ranch, 3
milen noiith of New Pine ("reek, tf
C. II. Markham, for Heveral yearn
employed by the Southern Pacllic
Co., and who ban worked up totJen
eral manager, ban nent In hU renig-
uatlon, to taHe effwt an noon an Mr.
Harrimau can find a mnu to take his
place. The honur. It in believed, will
go to Ed. E. Calvin. Mr. Mark
hum in offered a more lucrative ponl
tlon at the head of uu OH Co., lu
Texan. y
- Attorney C. H. Dalryinple, who
ban Ihnmi a practicing attorney In
Luke view for several years took hi
departure for Ashland lontSaturday,
where he U'lleven he will find a letter
field for bin labors. Mr. Dalrytnple
Is a very able counselor, and it Is
hoped by Ills many Irleuds here
that he will meet with prosperity In
bin new field. He has the promise
of a partnerHp In ,i "od Invr t!rm
In Ashland, but he had not deckled
Just what he would do, aud would
not decide until he reached there and
looked over the pronHct.
V r
10 SltaIWHIWW-' .
Take cdIU easily? Throat
tender? Lungs weak? Anv 1
relatives have consumption? I
Then a coujih means a great i
Cherry
Pectoral
deal to you. Follow your
doctor's advice and take
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. If
heals, strengthens, prevents.
Vnr It yri 1 Inn illW :r',l
kuu II r.ll ltnllii. wimK li''
H..M.. !..
".".I'
All tlnlKV'.t.
for
A MATTER OF HEALTH
fx 'S
Absolutely Pure'
HAS IM SUBSTITUTE
MEDALS OF HONOR COPIED.
Ruthless Piracy Practiced Upon De
signs Adopted by the United
States Government
In tearly all the countries of Europe
medals of honor issued by the govern
ment or the sovereign ici peopie deserv
lnR recoi.u.iiun for tii&anfeuiscd ser
vices la t;ie army, navy or i,:- lits of
civil lile are i.ro.t-cud by lasi aom im
itation. It is a pen.il on'tse in Eng
land, for instance, for ha ir:di,'l'hil
or a society t6 issue a bron.-.e 'jcavlag
a rLBcuibianco to the Victoria crcts.
AUhough the genuine to:. en Is- of tri
fling iniriLbic value, to posaesg one is
the hifchect ambition of the British
soldier or sailor. In this country, bow
ever, Bays an exchange, there
is no penalty attach fd to i;.e wearing
of imitaiions of the medals that .may
have Ken worn on the field oi battle.
Because the Grand Atmy cT ;he Re
public and oi her societies M.'t copied
the original design of the medal of
honor issued by the Uni:cc! StiLcs gov
ernment It Is pro;;obtd to call in ali
these emblems and adopt an entirely
new deslpfc. A bill to accomplish this
Is now pending in the tenate, having
been favorably reported by the com
mittee cn military a"a:fd. A great deal
of cornjilaint has been made over the
cuRtom of various patnoiic- organiza
tions of conjinp the medal of honor
given in recognition oT deeds cfsvalor
on t!ie pnrt of snny and navy men.
The inslr-n'a of the Grand Arrrr of the
Re:"'bl!e sro almost prac'.'-.'i'.y the same
and miiny others are so simTir In gen
eral apijeirinte that it is dlClcult to
distinguish the medal or badge of hon
or, when on the wearer, from the insig
tiia worn by members of military, fra
ternal, charitable and other associa
tions. Designs have been prepared which
will furnish new medals and rosettes
entirely different from those adopted
for other purposes and whicfc are more
appr"rrive for the purpose In qnestlon.
For Instance, th rrrrnt etrb"'-in rnrn
In lieu of the medal !s a double bow
knot of narrow red, white and blue
ribbon, mounted on a button and de
signed for wear on the lapel .of the
coat. Sometimes th bow is in a hori
sontal posl'ioc, aonretlmes rerilca and
sometimes V.antwtse, according ,'o the
position of the button. EecVse of
these varytriT poel'lons tie badge 4s
not a comp.et uooess ttrfui.
ornamentsl and durable decoration.
On the button H t not r'i" that the
emblem la an award of valor or a
btdge of honor. The only reulia mat
ter thereon is the Imprint of the firm
w'tlch hns bt rln the mooooly of
minufactr!nr h hdre. Thm the
nt',em Is ("erlared to be so d "-rtla-lng
nrd inntead of b" cf iaror.
When the r.rfent b'll from 1h
wiif iltM ' ivnt it vnwHw d rmlt
the vf ' of tnet'a's of honor for
"other o'dle"11l-e calH''- " This rro
vlsfbn Tttrd a s'tapici' n thnt It wa
Intcn.''''' ' i'itbo'- tk of
medals fo d"'- wir"- fid other duty
out of atght of the enemy. It was
qulci-Iy changed to as to restrict th
sward of medals for "gallantry In ac
tion." M. C. Church, Ljpkevlew,
First QitartiTly scrvl.-o will lie lu'M
ut I.aUt'vlt'w: (iitnti'rl,v runfi-ri'iuv
Sa tu rd ii y, Nov. 5, ut 7 p. in.
Kev. Dr. M, V. Win', 1'. K. will
ptvaili, Sunday, 11 H. in. anl 7 I. in.
Sucraiuent of the LonlV SupiH'r will
follow mornliiK mrvUt. Kvm.vImm1,t
fordlilly Invited.
SANfOUD K.NVltKK, Fantor.
Pout & King hav tl hw 4 i:
gra (a LaUevlvw. Tlieir liquor r
pare and abolutoine, and their pluo Is
oonducMd ou th most mwWii plan 2t)
o
Bnil
. tf
OTOniA.
lbi M Yn H Alwirs
Spring is Come and Gone g ' &
A
and we arc under renewed obligations to
our many srichds for their liberal patron
age. Wc have in stock and expect to keep
constantly on hand, a complete stock of
Hardware, Wagons, Buggies and Farm
Implements of all kinds, and hope by
strict attention to business, and square
dealing to merit a continuance of your
patronage.
Respectfully,
A
A
Kit
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Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
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