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GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER
DRESS GOODS.
SampM of the IVnnlHun shipping
tAp nt The Examiner onlce. All
ultra nml iHa1ltU', from Manila to
linen. ,f
j it. lbirns, of Warner, wim a
jkovlew visitor flint of the week,
minding his friend that he In still
"on top".
Hoard nnd lodging nt the Oregon
Feed Ynnl. 4 jx-r wk. Meals iTi
cent. Mho men' laundry work.
Jilts. i. W. Wink, Proprietor. Si'-tf
FOK I.K. l'uro-brcd Poland
Chlim bigs. Iiinire of Chan. Oliver
f New Pine Creek, On-giHi. 24 If.
All kinds of blanks at the Examiner
otlice f"r !( aluiK mining claims desert
claim", tinilx-rciainisand hoiiiesleHti.
The Sandwich Island sugar Im L'.l
jH'r eent ln'tter than Western Kefln
cry Sinjar. For wile at ticorge
Conn's store. Paisley Oregon.
Alex l'itzpntrirk, general super
intendent of the Chcwaucnii Land
& ( tittle Co., came to Lakeview on
liUfiii' sH hist week, remaining never-
111 (111 VH.
I'.Moii Woodcock and family and
Mi A'l.i Woodcock returned l.it ,
Sarin iv from a several days' out- i
In mi I In- head water of the Che-1
.! iica ii ri er.
I'nfiii-s ivir-hinir lumber -ii 11 tind it ;
lit the Norm, .liiiilli - Harris plan- !
i ti inill. team Im hauling steady,
ninl can iJveyoii w hatever yon may
vv.vit. fruiu t he t 'a ma sa mill. Jiitf
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U. V. 1 1 1-ln-t . the linden llilliniii
itii: man diid P. F. Cheney .pent last !
Wok at the milieH. .Mr. 1 1 i;: Met mi vh
there i as ymid a Mirfaee prospect,
ll ! lr;l I'ViT HI'll. Ml'. I Collet hart.
r tlinie.l leillle.
hw ty man ewe i! In hiin-cll und hi" '
f: ti l.i master a timle or pr.ife--iuti.
Ili'.nl the ii-il;IV adverl i-elnellt of the
y. M'.e-e Nrhnoli. of Tch-pupliy, ill thi-ir-ne
;unl learn how eic-ily a vmn,r man ;
or hi'iv mav learn tele.'taphy and be
a-uie l a Ki-il imi. aim -J -!
C. !!. M..-CatiiU-r and his partner, ;
Ti in ! ht cnii-M-rn and locators, were
li'ie ft nin Klamath county liit of
tli- week. They fame here with the (
t'l-rtatiiin of Investigating theni'm- !
il exritemelit.
There wan something dwing in the
police court Tuesday morning. J
Three men w ho had had t heir "t line" i
Monday and Monday night, were !
huhiiicing their accounts at the lie-;
order's ulllce. !
TIkim. I. Caldervvoo 1 itml brother!
Frank were In Lakeview first of thei
''k on business connected with the !
otnte of their father, deceased.
TliniiiaH wan appointed ndininistrn-(
tor of the estate ax will he wrii in
the notice In thin issue.
Mr. Murker, the timber cruiser, ar
rived Monday with a loud of Pastern
people wliii cuiuo here to look over
the country. They went from Ply
north and passed down the county
to l-akeview. The leader of the par
ty fi.vn ho will briny another party
i'f home KH'kerH In this fall.
no r q
' ion know the medicine that
j nakes pure, rich blood -Oyer's
Sarsaparilla. Your
"other, grandmother, all your
( ?olks, used it. They trusted
Sarsaoanlf
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it. Their doctors trusted it.
Your doctor truMs i . 1 Ihmi
trust it yourself. J hero is
health and birenyih in if.
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PQUDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
An auction sale of house hold good's
will be held at the reidence of Y. A.
Wilshire Saturday Sept. Hth l'.m."., nt
J o'clock In the afternoon.
FOK SALK. House and lot, one
Mock north of the School lions, to
gether with household goods and a
good typewriter. Ueasonnhle terms.
c. i:. Mooid.. :ii-tf
Monday was Labor Day. The
day wns observed by nil the county
and federal ollicers, in fact, every
body except the real "laboring"
men.
Several Surprise vallev freight
i
tenuis passed through town Satur- j
i
day evening and Sunday, going toj
the Luke county sheep camps after
wool to haul to the railroad. We j
understood some of t hem were bound j
for Me rrill after Hour. j
lleryford iV Fuller, the progressive
Livery stable men, have purchased j
a new piano from C. F. Sliepard, thei
piano dc.th-r. Tho-e who attend !
any kind of entertainment, at the!
hall lio can have the ph UMIIV of;
listening to good inuMc, at least. j
Mr. S. T. olvin was lu-oiight in ;
i
from 1 he ranch last Saturday unite
sick. It was feared at lirsl that lie j
was taking down with typhoid1
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fever, but he thinks now heeontract-1
eil ague in California before he -re-
turned home this spring.
The old gentleman iiipton has suf- j
fi led a portial clorke of paralysis, i
and is in a soinewlnit embarrassing j
predicament. He is without means j
1 i
of support, and the climate does not :
agree with him. lie wants to go to
w here his daughter is, where he ex
pects to be cared for.
We are informed by Mr. (ioo lwiu
that the chances were very favor
able now for Mr. licyiiohls to take
charge of the Key nolds & Winglield
goods and open the store next week.
There Is hut one creditor holding out
and he is i-xpected to give in this
week. Mr. (ioodvvin is glad to see
the business settled.
A letter from Mrs. A. J. Neiloii in
San Francisco says that, F.inporiuni
of fashion in that city are "resplend
ent with beautiful, new things, und
that she is studying and working
very hard, and hopes to be at homo
by the loth with a much broader
knowledge of her art, and many
very pretty things for her friends.
The annual meeting of the Oregon
Slate Dress Association meets In
Dortiand Friday and Saturday of
this week. Au invitation Is extend
ed to all Oregon newspapers to at
tend the meeting. The letter car
Hers of the United .States met In
Dortiand Monday la annual conven
tion and the newsboys of Dortiand
on Tuesday.
1". D. Light returned from Sur
priJe Valley last week. Mo vlslu-d
the Kuffader mines while at liidwcll
and brought back a Huh specimen of
the ore, which contained free gold In
good proportions. Mr. Light nay
the mine Is to be worked, and the
hoys have already located a mill
,!te and secured water righl. vU-.
Tho Uo ledges are owned by the
three Kuffader brother, John Wall
uud Deto Loreuen. The sample of
or brought over by Wlit -
piece of that which assayed f 2533 to
the ton.
Summer Voiles, Ribolmcs, Grenadines, Silk Lawns,
Dotted Swiss Muslins, just a few small pieces left,
will close out for one-half price.
Ladies' white and colored Summer Shirt Waists for
cost Crash and Straw Hats while they last for one-half
price.
Also several other lines will be closed out to make
room for our lare fall stock which will begin to arrive
next month.
Lakeview
Dr. V. K, Boyd wishestoannounce
that, he has purchased the dental
outfit tif Dr. (). F. Demurest and will
be located In the olliee formerly oc
cupied by Dr. Demurest. He will be
ready for appointments as soon as
lie returns from a business trip to
Klamath Falls. 34-1'
When the liritish admiralty built
the new and splendid naval barracks
at Chatham they fitted up one of the !
largest rooms in line style for court I
martinis, and had "court martial"
inscribed on a big brass plaie on the
door. Wh.m it was about to be
used for the first time the discovery
was ninde that the regulations re
quire nil naval court martial to be
held on the water.
The Development League meeting
last Saturday night was very light
ly attended. The secretary was the
only officer present, and the meeting
was not called to onhy. Dr. Steiner,
the president, Is absent, also V. L.
Snellliig, vice-president is in Dortiand,
so there wus no presiding oflicer
here. Work for the League Is piling
up, and a call meeting should be had
to get to the bottom of the work.
We have liecn reliably Informed
that i:d Mays of Dortiand, and L.
S. Ainsworth of Paisley, are on a
deul with (jco. Conn for hisstoreand
grist mill, located at Paisley. If the
deal Is closed, It Is the Intention of
Mays & Ainsworth to stock the
store up with a complete line of gen
eral merchandise, and put the old
mill In operation at once. It is also
reported that ieo. Conn is on a
trado for the J. C. Cotiu store at
this place. Silver Lake Oregonlau.
The tallest tower for wireless tele
graplc purposes Is going up on Mt.
TamalkaU, In Marin comity, Calif.
The station is said to be tho biggest
wireless telegraph station In the
world and will be used for transmit
ting messages from tho United Stat
es to tho Hawaiian Island, also to
keep In touch with ull vessels plying
between the San rranclsco and Hon
olulu ports. There will be two
towers each 1500 feet high.
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tlie dkwd un Minni e.
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media l a ere follow It la not drying-
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JV BROVWiTOCKINC
Mercantile
Minim; blanks ut 1 1 it! Examiner
oflice.
More trouble among the Irish, and
more doing in the police court yes
terday. The original Senator Hamden ar
rived in town, today ( Wedminy) and
will perform this evening.
Mr. U. 11'. Toney, of Lake City,
came over from there last F'riday,
accompanied by his wife, Mrs. II.
llobbs, and I toy and Matldie llobbs,
who were going to Portland to take
in the Fair. Mr. Toney had started
to take the party as far as Ashland
by private conveyance, but upon
reaching Lakeview, lit found n crowd
composed of J. T. Met.ker and fam
ily anil W. F. I'etree and family, T.
15. Met.ker and Win. St imptig, ready
to start, mid lie decided to turn his
crowd over to them and he went
back home.
OASTOIITA.
Bean the 1,19 ltin(l You ,lave lw3ys
Methodist Episcopal services Sun
day Sept 10, as follows: 11a. in. at
Union School House (West Side).
S p. in. Lakeview M. K. Church.
These services will be the last for the
Conference year as the pastor leaves
on Monday following for tho Confer
ence which meets at Albany. A re
port of work done, money raised In
cluding Pastor's salary for tho year
will bo made ut the servlee. Per
sons knowing themselves to bo tu
arrears on any matter will please
adjust the same with tho proper of
ficials before that time, so that
credit may be given. The pastor
takes this opportunity to express his
gratitude to the many friends and
adherents of tho church, for tho
many words und acts of kindness re
ceived din ing tho year.
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Company
A steam Laundry will shortly op
en at Klamath Falls, Oregon. All
kinds of Laundry work w ill bo taker
and finished in a first-class manner.
W. NEVE,
Proprietor.
OASTOniA.
Bean the Tha Kind You Have Always Bougfit
Bignatnre f , jSrfl
of
Likj Finding Money.
Finding health is like finding money
bo think those who are sick. When
you have a couyli, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like W. C. Harlier, of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: "Iliad a teriiiilechest trouble
caused by smoke and coal dust on my
lungs; but, after finding no relief in
other remedies, I was cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds." Greatest sale of
any coug'i or lung medicine in tha
world. At Lee Deall's driitf store; eOc
and if 1. UO; guaranteed. Trial bottla
free.
OASTOHIA,
Bean th si 1 h9 Kind You Hava Always Bought
Mr. tleorge Touey while here last
week Informed us that harvest wa
about over in Surprise valley, and
that the hay crop was a little, light
while the grain was good. Thefruit
was nearly all killed by frost in tho
early part of the season. Only a few
orchards will have any fruit on, to
amount to anything. Mr. Toney
says tlie alfalfa crop in that valley In
good this year, ami that the valley
will produce more seed this year
than ever before. Tho sales from
alfalfa seed will amount to more
than all other products put together.
There are now two regular alfalfa,
threshers la the valley, and seed coin
ing from there may be expected to
bo clean.
THE
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or all whiskies
for- thevclub, the
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JESSE MOORE
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