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BIEBER'S CASH STORE....
4n Editor's Opinion of the Sfoyal ,
Gorfe. j
Edyth Tozier Weatherred. in de-1
RCrtMaz a recent trip oertbe Ohhw
&. Itlo Grande Railroad, (Ray in "The
K s position":
"At last the goal ofthe ambition
o4. year has Iwn reached marve
lous.
rouderfnl. grand and luspiring;
K3yal iorge is on either hand. The ;
ccllv disappointing tlnug w yo'i only I
have one pair of eye, while the train !
1 art in and out uf the tremendous '
-chm. If any who have twver seen J
it are womb-ring how it lookn just
go and see. Thousands have tried
t(5 deScrilie it, yet every attempt fall
nb.irt of giving the subject justice."
Jf you contemplate a trip Hast,
wr.ite W. C. Meliride, 124 Third street
Portland. Oregon. f..r b.xiklet pic-
Minug (.ulorado laai'.UH K-eiicry
and any utlier information you may
desire. ..-f
Ix-M-rt I- ial fT.r.
United States Lrti Office, U kevit w,
Oc&gon. February 10, lHOo. Notice is
hereby g; veil that Charles I . Hollomay.
of Itenio, Oregon, has filed Dotice o" in
tention to make proof on his deri
Uni rlatm No. 4"6, for the f tF,. sec.
, KF.V SIM sec. 32, Tp. 40 S . K. :t0e..
u. w . . . I A 1 -. X T .
v1 7:V;lV.",
Stturdav, the2ith day of March, ;(K)-".
lie t:iiLt the following witneees to
jrav the complete imgahoB and rec-1a-at:on
of said land: Ernest L. Holto
r, Kelvin M. I.n, w. H. Kan roe
anl Frr j l.. Alien, all of J"enii, Ort-gou.
"-12 J. N. Watson, Rfm'er.
I Vted state Laud OAo-, Lakeview !
'hnn, i -Vi.ruary 10. 1 to", r-.U.-e i- 1
.-re!iyp-vet. that M -lv::i '.!. l .-o-i, of :
Hrn i, rrf'n, l,a. !! i,,,tice '. m-
iciiti mi tu n.ake j.r-si on !.:- fi-ert-lai- !
ctHini i .4"..",. f.,r K. ml nl
. 4. i p. .r. s.. r. :r, t .
i; iwin j i.-j,,w, c. s
tefore , I"'
J'Ui .. nt lnt ;
, W ...... -4 - 1
Ui-2r.th day of March, 1 I!p uaio :
'he fol.uir,i; iti,e-' ti pr(;ve tl
c ni.j-te irrnra'ion sr.a reclaniittj..!! of
a isr,d-. Charlej F. Hollow ay, t
Kmest I . Holloaay. w. JI. Munrof and :
Fr-d I.. Allen, all of Lieiiio, Oreao.:. i
J N. WaTsos, Retistfr. !
Sheep for Sale. i
i Aian-iur sal-, about lWiniuJ
Uf,
'w yearlings, which 1 wUh to m-U
within the iext month.
Vheep may U; Mru at Yhoitnand
Coring ali.-y iu i:a:ie-r Ivtke
V-Uley.
If. .S'lhki.ocK
"STRONGEST IN
8 ON'i: HUNDRED
g ASSlilS $381,000,000
g UK'L,u 373,oooooo
To Cure
I Take Laxative
4 Seven MilSoi botet sot4 ia
In ncmoriam.
To the officers and memlirn
of
jkeview P.ebekah Ixdge Xo. 22,
I. O. O. F.
We your committee appointed to
draft resolutions of condolence upon
the death of our lieloved sister. Ollie
Haoiniersl.v. 1h?c leave to submit
tne follow.inR. Whw. aH Iteath hag
affaln another link from
the chain that binds us together, and
taken away i ne of our sisters to her
borne ab.ve. Therefore be it resolv-
ed, that we extend our united sym
pathy to the bereaved husband,
: tamer, motlier, sisters and brother
! and commend them to God, who i
'gracious and plentiful in mercy, un J
whu s delight is to comfort the j
sorrowing. j
Resolved, that we as a Iodge in
this time of mourning, renew onr j
well known solemn obligations to I
the human family, that we revere I
the memory of our lieloved sister, by
rendering living de-ds of kindness to
tbe bereaved husband and relatives
in the spirit of our motto:
Friend -
ship, Love and Truth.
No one hem Iht door that ci-one
VVbco thejr pm tsyond rw:U.
.;l luoatned 1. - of ruKfj,
One bf one oar lored one fail.
Resolved, that a copy of the reso-
lutioua be spread on the records of
this Lodge, a copy under seal of the
' i
I" dge. le transmitted to the family, j
1 J .be furLifhed the pap r for i
, ., ... ,.. . . i Spring goods ever brought to Ijike
i at.oti, and that the C barter be ' " to
(Jrap' - d ia Mourning for '0 davs.
Fraternally Submitted,
Mim. L. J. Maoiltox
M:''. Ml.NNIK WlLI.ITH
Mi:s. MAt:v Iivkemav.
Mr. RIair T.cott having severed
his ccniieiou with the Washington
Inriurauce Company of X. Y. on
and after this date ail premiums
diould lie paid at the Company's
office In Portland, Oregon, by checks,
draft, or money orders payable to
the order of the company.
John Tati.otk, President.
THE WORLD"
I'OLICY HOLDERS IX LAKE COUNTY
J- L SMITH,
a Cold in One Day
Bromo Quinine miets. &
ra 12 month. Tr.ii Ricmatrrr.
i a nrl ViVInirv
Kead Klelers new ni. this week,
lit Manrlug Iitend going to Plush
this week.
Notice the new adv. of L. M. Co.
in thin Issue.
For soothing rrfnuhmpBti go to
Post & King, ft-tf
I L. Russll was In town Saturday
from the 70 ranch.
J. S. ttranch was down from Clover
Flat last Saturday.
Mr. Shlnkle, the drummer win In
; Lakeview this week.
j Knlf-h Van Loan wan here Sunday
! from Madeline, Calif. !
( all on L M. Co. am art their j
' price on all lines of goods.
K. Casebecr of lllv. was registered I
at Hotel Lakeview Sunday. "
l'r. Steiner and wife and little son
arrived home last Friday evening.
S. I. Mass was dowu from Hie
("tiewii!h-a:i ranch first of the week.
W. H. Sliirk returned from- his re
ceut trip to San Francisco last week.
I "out Jt King keep. the very liewt
wines and liquors to lie had in Iake
view. 6-tf
Asmus Patterson was sick several
days during the past week with
grippe.
John Mulkey was in town Monday
from his ranch on tbe West Side of
the marsh.
Joe Fuller made atrip to Paisley
and other Northern Luke county
points last week.
The L. M. Co. are selling ail shoes
made by Edward Ktanwood Shoe
Co., for half price.
X. Arzner made final proof Satur
day on a homestead belonging to
his father's estate.
We learn from Paisley that Jphu
Simmons' wife presented him with a
baby girl last week.
Mrs. E. H. Redden has built a neat i
fence around her, home on Main St.,
near the M. E. Church.
I'-.-ru, la LakrViett, 0(VgoU, Mulilj
j 4, i:K35. a thiproughbred heifer calf to
t I, i:..' .
iLrl,"u
Read the big new advertisement
oi tlle Lakeview Mercantile Co.. In
tllUl l,(HU; of Tue Examiner,
Paul J. Rrattaln and family came
down from Paisley last Sunday and
remained In our city a couple of days.
John Beet t and wife left for tl-ir
Paisley home first of the week after
a week's visit among Lakeview
friends.
We eieclally request our readers
j to n-ad the advertisemenU in The
; Examiner; there is information, an d
good information In every good ad-
vertisemeut.
The L. M. Co. will have in a few
days the largest and liest line of
view and their prices will lie lower
.... t .... -
Ijjreu Railey left last week for
Cottage Grove, tn attend the grand
lodge of Woodmen of the World,
which meets at that place. He was
accompanied by bis son.
Ross Twllllnger, of the L B. Geo
logical Survey, arrived lu Lakeview
last Friday to gather statistics
from the land office here in connec
tion with the governments work lu
this part of the state.
The Equitable Life Assurance
..Society cf Hew York..
Special Agent
Cm Crip
ia Two Days,
(Vtt
SjCyr
on every
box. 25c.
' Great Kern nan t Sale I now on at
UM. Co.
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Mm. H.J. Moore Is reported sick
Mackerel and Salmon at Blelier'a
Cash fctore.
John Klder was down from Pals
ley Tuesday.
A. I). Green whs In from thr West
Side Tuesday.
J. I). Ilolln came down from thej
7.X ranch Tuesday. ,
Anthony and Keller were tip from
Pine Creek Tuesday. ,
Great reduction In Men's (lata of
all kinds at I M. Co. .
B. Gruman tKut the fore part of
the week in Iakevlew.
j The Silver Iike Oregonian starts
j out on Its third year last week.
A. C. fitch was registered at Hotel
, Lakeview yesterday, lrom Alturas.
! Onion .S'ts (iardeu Seeils and
: Flower Seeds at P-ieU-r's Cash Ston
i
j L. I. rrikiH and eo. Manpln
came over froniunrner first of tbe
w-ek.
Fine Ueglstert-d lVrcheron Stal
lion for sale. I'.os :KW, Ashland.
Oregon. U-17
The l-t Is always tlie clteajn-st.
Get Your Money's Worth at Weber's
Cash Store.
H m. Hough of Silver Lake arrlvM
liere Tuesday and greeted friends in
Lakeview.
Crook county papers are agitating
a dally mall service from Lakeview
to Shaulko.
Creed McKendree was over from
tbe Ely country last Saturday on a
business trip.
Fred Snyder ha bought a 40-acre
wood rauch in Warner Cauyou, y
Ing f so for it, so we learn.
The most popular saloon lu Lake-
view is Post &. King's, where the
Wst of everything Is kept. 6-tf
Commissioner leut and his wife
were here last week, Mr. lk-ot attend
ing the duties of his office.
Kd 1-aiub returned to Summer
Iako-Mouday, after spending several
days lu Lakeview on business.
March "came lu like a lamb," and
according to the old adge, we may
exjiect it to "go out like a lion."
11. K. Darker Informs us that his
wife, who has been sick several weeks
at Alturas. is not uiucn Improved.
Several West Side farmers were In
town last Saturday and report farm
ing progressing nicely on that side
of tbe lake.
Are Lakeview and Luke County
dead or alive? Tbe attendance upon
the meeting of the 11th will answer
this question.
Difficulties lu securlug right of way
have all becu adjusted, and work ou
the Medlord-C rater Iake railroad
will soon bejrlu.
The oldest residttut cannot r--H n '
time when Iake county was favored
with such lovely weather. No time
of 3-ear excepted.
Miss Mae Snider has received
spring a nd su m mer samp lev of Lad let'
Tailor Suits, SklrU, Jackets Uaglan
and Bhlrt Waist Suits jMt
M. It. Hart went to the railroad
last week after his wile, who la com
ing to Lakeview to vfedt for a few
months. They arrived here Suuday
eveulng.
Geo. Cooley, the geulal mixer of
the Pioneer" at Paisley enchanted
Lakeview populace with his presence
several days last week. Ilereturncd
home Monday.
W. K. lllalrcame down from Pais
ley last week to meet his family, h0
Jiave been visiting lu California the
the past winter. They returned to
Pnlsiey where tuey reside.
lr. J. S. Jvwey Is now located In
Itoon 44, (first floor) Hotel lake
view, the same rooms be occupied
when he was here before, and is pre
pared to do all kinds of dental
work. - c.tI
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Maw we give report ol ths w, 5
s recorded by the Government mhtt i
bureau Utlou si The Eisminer Offi i
This report is changed each seek, 1:1 !
oor readers wish to keep a yearly recmj
of weather conditions for future tcf j
enoe, cot out the report along the ttlut ':
line sfxTpstte it in ,sersp hook e
week after spother. This reord will n I
Uken on Tneeds- to end each seek ud
begin on Wednesday for the next I
, Grernment Weather Bureau j
tion at Lakeriew, Oregon, -
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Wk ending Tuesday, Mar. 7, &.
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Crucial Moment for Lake
(("onlinui-il Kritit Firnl Pv
gress. if we prove competent nod
capable in our chosen work. W
know that we cannot grow escrpt
as the country grows.
We do not lielieve there can 1
much Increase cf production or busi
ness of any kind In onr county ex
cept through Irrigation of Its arid
lands. We believe, Intact, that pre,
ent forms of production have readi
ed the highest point, and that t
shall witness a decline in both pro-1
ductiou and business if lrrigatkn
does not become a reality. The
wealth and buslaea uf this count?
1 not upon a lasting basis, flange
Is steadily falling. All know thlf
and all know that the range Is tbt
chief, the only source from which wt
derive money from the markets out
elile. We must Jin-pare for this to
fail In a large degree.
Irrigation, alfalfa, licet and ap
ples must U the future reliance for
stability aud enlargement of buol
ness in Iake Couuty.
Study Economy.
A distinguished authority ou econ
omics, wrltlug on matters relutlns
to prosperity oCanadasays: "Glw
Canada the jMjpulatlou she needi
aud she can compete with the world
lu any respect."
Exactly what we have been cot
tending for some time was the great
need of Lake county.
Population is tbe highest char
acter of wealth in any country, and
the greatest power In tbe promo
tion of the growth of a community
Irrigation wilt bring population
to Iwike county and there is nothing
else that can. Population mean
development, and new and divend
lied forms of production. This new
energy lu productiveness will brin
railroads, sure as day follows tn
night; and all taken together will
create a bu lus -MvUv iusolrlai
for a progressive man to think
about.
Geo. Down bad tbe painful nil
fortune one day last week to cut W
thumb off, Just at the root of tl
nail, while splitting wood. It
natural for George, friends to ''
aorry for bluj; yet they all know
George was entirely est cf p!a
splitting wood, when hi wife should
have been splitting It.
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