actional Xocnl A MATTER OF HEALTH GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS. l. C, W'lill wnrtli Ih In town tliU I'lill Lynch ret timed from Tort land Tiit'Hilny. jijivc Killer wiih over from IiIh hIiik'i ciunp Monday. Siimkcu Likcvlew cigar mid .ton w not deceive your fitrc. j , . I'jiyin1 hix spent Hi'vcnil days In i ii r rily, enjoying himself. j V. ( iildiliiH li'H left Pine i' reck mill lo.ik up liN alt di in Alt urns. pi', V, .1. CroHM, rye -mtIiIImI , of I'.illliiinl. Im In Lakevlew thin week. MIhm Anna Nehlngel ntiirled to Port Wi ml bint week, to visit tho fair. J!eiid the adv. of tin Stcriiu Laun dry at Klamath Falls. V. Neve, Prop. Pure cldar vinegar, applet and to matoes always on band at Patch' Vegetable Htoro. W. G. Spencer has rented the Wll lard Duncan bouse, east of the school house, for the winter. Eagle cigars are made In Lakevlew and are a hetter cigar for the money tliun any other brand. , Yiiu Have time, as well iih money, by Imj lug goods at Halley & Massin rIU'h: every article Ih a choice. Treat yourself right und you will always have a friend in yourself. Press up.ut linilcy & Masslnglirs. Humpies of the lennlHon shipping tnj,'N nt The Kxumlner oflice. All k1-h and iialltleH, from Manila to linen. tf J. T. Flook and wife and Mr. and Mm. Joiich came In from Kock Creek Tuesday. Mr. Flook Bays feed ou the range Ih drying up. MIhh Mne Snider haH received Tall anil VIni4-r samples of Ladies' suits, Bklrt. Jackets, rain coat" and Khlrt wnlHt suits. Suits from $18.50 to 73. 37-1 m In our announcement last week of the mile of the photograph gullery to Miss Cora Fluley, we forgot to add that MIhh Finley would take charge the first of October. Every man owes it to himself and his family to mnrter a trade or profession. Road the display advertisement of the lix Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in this issue and learn how easily a young man or lady may learn telegraphy and be isauretl a position. augU-4ai The Klamath Republican says Zluck ItuHsIll baa been In Klamath county and bought up 400 bead of feeders and drove them to his Shasta alley stock ranch, where he will put them on alfalfa bay lor a while be fore shipping them to Sacramento. W. P. Vernon and Fred Tatro started for Portland Tuesday to see the Fair. They went by prlvatecon veyance as far aa Ashland, and ex pect to bring back a light load of fruit. They will be gone about a month. Ayers Ayer's Cherry Pectoral '-juiets tickling throats, hack ing coughs, pain in the lungs, t relieves congestion, sub- Cherry Pectoral dues inflammation. It heals, strengthens. Your doctor will explain thisto you. Me knows al about this cough medicine. n.!"." A.ar't CUnlty I'crtnral I" r "'"'iy l'ir :S v.w.r. Inr lhiu;ii uml "'"j; "uiililu. ,ii Hull,),,!, no iiiimIiiiii i '"'..S()n..g.oo. J '. YKH J'"imi. , ,, ! M.. tor Weak Throats yer fi( greatiyiticrecovery. ruriy vMMtablw, Kntly laxative . Mi PI Absolutely Pure HAS flO SUBSTITUTE Warren Laird and family came over from lllne Joint last week. FOK SALE. Pure-bred Poland China bigs. Inquire of ( has. Oliver of New Pine Creek, Oregon. 24 tf. John Tucker will move Into his new dwelling thin week, and Geo. Ayres and family will move to their new home. Hoard and lodging nt the Oregon Feed Yard, $4 per week. Meals 25 cents. Also men's laundry work. Miih. i. W. Wise, Proprietor. 32-tf FOK KALE. I Inline and lot, one block north of the School house, to gether with household goods and a good typewriter. Reasonable terms. C. E. Mooiik. 31-tf Parties wlsliing lumlier can tlnd it at tlie Norln, Jnqulsh & Harris plan ing mill. A team is hauling steady, and can give you whatever you may want, from the Camus sawmill. 20-tf Mr. S. O. Pease of Summer Lake has been in Lakevlew for a week past to have some dental work done. Mr. Pease is au old miner, and be came excited over the new strike. He will spend a few days in the gold district thin week. Modoc county, Calif., has two high schools, one nt Cedarvllle, the Union High school, and the County High school, at Alturas. Thfe Fnlon High school is erecting an $000 building. Both Hthools opened last week, ttie ouelnAlturoH with 45 pupils, and the one at Cedarvllle with 40. Thus. Alford was in town Mouduy, making preparation to start to the railroad at Gazelle, with oue bunch of the Shampalgu sheep, about 3000 head. He expects to start about the 25th. Mr. Alford will visit his brother at Talent before returning home. Farmers, have yor butter wrap pers printed at The Examine office, Instead of sending away for them. You keep your money at home, and patronize them that patronise you, besides, you see what you are get ting and don't have to pay for it If It doesn't suit you. tf Fred McKendree was over from his Bly farm last week and went to Pine Creek after some mill feed. Mr. McKeudree called at The Examiner office and had a lot of butter wrap pers printed, so he could put his butter on the market according to law. The label his butter will bear Is: "Oregon S. B. No. 150, Fred Mc Keudree. Ply, Oregon. Oregon Cr'y butter, 32 ounces. The supper given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church In thlspluce last Wednesday evening, was a success in every way. The ta bles, finely decorated, were spread at 5 o'clock In tho Masonic Banquet Hall. The supper consisted of chick ens, cake, fruits aud Ice cream. The supper was well patronised by the citizens of the place, about $55 was netted for the parsonage fuud. The Society takes this opportunity toex- prcss their thanks to all who lu any wav contributed toward the suc cess of the enterprise, especially to Im mil .Ushers of our local papers, for favors granted, and to the Ma sonic fraternity who kindly gave the use of Its hall without charge. BANFOKD BNYDEK, for the com. Lakeview W. A. Wilshire and family will start for Portland to-morrow. V. L. Knelling returned from Port land Tuesday, w here he spent a week taking in the fair. LOST. a double-breast, gold watch chain, with gold ball charm, somewhere on the streets of Lake view. Finder will please return the articles to Homar Pollard. A steam Laundry will shortly op en nt Klamath Falls, Oregon. All kinds of Laundry work will be taken and finished in a first-class manner. W. NEVE, Proprietor. Pr W. It. Boyd wishes to announce that he has purchased the . dental outfit of Dr. O. F. Demorest and will be located In the office formerly oc cupied by Dr. Demorest. He will be ready for appointments as soon as he returns from a business trip to Klamath Falls. 34-2 E. Burke. F. T. Gunther and Homar Pollard, the automeblllsts, will soon have their auto ready for business. Frank has sent for a pair of chauffeur's goggles. They will make regular annual trips to the bath bouse with the machine and will charge a one and a half fair for the round trip. No rebaties allowed to passengers for walking on ahead. Geo. Heed of Paisley, was down to the county seat last week to ask for the guardianship of bis wife. Mr. Keed Informed us that Mrs. Reed waa getting better and that he had great hopes for her recovery. Mr. Keed has sold his residence property In Paisley to Mrs. Dolly Withers for $1000. He also thought he would sell his cabinet shop to Gib Gaylord. Mr. Keed will go to the Willamette valley as soon as be sells out. Hon. H'm T. Cressler of Cedarvllle, oue of the delegates sent from Modoc county to Portland, Oregon, to at tend the Trans-Mlsslsslppi Commer. clal Congress and the National Irri gation Congress, made one of the best speeches that was delivered be fore the Irrigation congress. Mr. Cressler Las been In Modoc county for close onto 40 years, and the past 20 years has made Irrigation a deep study. Ho is oue of the best posted men in California on irrigation mat- tors. Mr. Cressler. as well as being a large property owuer of our neigh bor county, also ownea considerable luud and cattle in Big valley, and Is one of the stockholders and a dlroc tor of the First National Bank of Lakevlew. BUSTERBRoW KCJOLVtDI THAT IT 14 THE .STOCKING hAk5 VHCWITJ ABITTfp THE DOT- TWAT K DUSTER 6?OWN Summer Voiles, Kiholincs, 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 large fall stock which will begin, to arrive next month. Mercantile Here is a new puzzle which has been going the rounds of the press. Try it yourself Put down the year you were born, to which add 4, then add the age your next birthday will lie provided it comes before January 1, otherwise, your age at your last birthday. Multiply result by 1000 and deduct from this 694,423, substi tute for the corresponding letters of the alphabet. A for 1, B for 2, C for 3, and so on. The result will give you the name by which you are pop- ularly known. A little effort on the part of the people of Lakevlew who are Inter ested in the welfare of the town and its moral standing right at this time might secure for this place the re turn of Rev. Kanford Snyder to this charge. Rev. Snyder has done good work In Lakevlew the past year, and when you have something that is good enough, better make an effort to beep It. He is entitled to the place again If he Is wanted, and all that Is necessary to acquaint the presiding Elder of the fact that he Is wanted Is to manifest to him a de slreito return Rev. Snyder to Lake view. Lakevlew has never had a better,, more earnest and sincere worker than Rev. Snyder on this charge. He has put bis whole soul In the work and devoted all his ener gies to the moral upbuilding of the country. We believe the presiding Elder could confer no greater favor than to return him. The Return of SHERLOCK HOLMES This latest and best work of Dr. Doyle is now running ser ially in the Lake County Ex aminer. The Most Progressive and up-to-date Newspaper in Eastern Oregon. ONLY $2.00 Company V. A. Masslngill will go to Bly to day to meet his wife and bring he home. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Got off Cheap. He may well think, he has got off cheap, who, after having contracted' constipation or indigestion, is still abla to perfectly restore his health. Noth ing will do this but Dr. King's New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant and cer tain cure for headache, constipation , etc. 25c at Lee Bead's drug store ; guaranteed. Would you accept a possitlon thatt will pay you a straight salary olfc $3.50 per day (21-00 per week) fot whole or spare time? IV so write u at once. This is no book cavasslnft scheme, but a straight forward busi ness proposition, which will be as permanent as you may be able to make It, and will afford excellent change for promotion. No bond,, red tape nor unreasonable require ments. Act quiokly aa we wish, to employ some one in your local I tj without deluy. Sprague- Wbolcaak Co., Wabash Ave., Chicago. 23-34 To Cure a cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. All druggets refund tho money if it fails to care. E. W. Grove's signature ia on each box. 25c. THE YEAR