actional local
Jim' Junes of the J.I ranch wns in
town Tuesday.
(Ico. K. Mniipln came over from
Warner first of the week.
A. L. Hicks wan down from Crook
al Creek llrnt if tho week.
(ico. Whoi'ton and family returned
from the fair laHt Friday evening.
A. I". Tonnlngscn came Into town
Saturday, nfter a several months
absence.
j g. WIIIUm and family and Giissie
Mutikcr returned from Portland
loot week.
p. l Cleland has moved IiIh fam
ily to PIuhIi, and came over for sup
pllt Monday.
J. M. l'arrtoh and several of the
JJ vaqueros were over from Warner
Mouduy night.
J. A. MorrlH, the I'lunh merchant,
came over hint Saturday and remain
ed a couple of dayn.
Notion & Boone are receiving their
stock of goods. They expect to Im
gln business about tlie flint of Octo
ber. A. I'ltpatrlck SujHrlntendant
ul the Chewaucan Land & Cattle Co.,
koh In town on business flrHt of tho i
week.
Lamly (irlfllth, foreman on the ZX
cuttle ranch, came down from Clie
wauean Inst Sunday and Hpent a
lew ilnys In the county neat.
MIhk Mae Snider has received Fall
and Winter samples of Ladles' huHh,
BklrtH, Jackets, rain coats and Hhirt
wult suits. Suits from f 18.50 to
$:. 37-1 m
Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Itratt.aln, of
Paisley, have gone to Portland to
aee the fair. Dell took the old jeo- i
ulvtothc railroad by private con-j
veyunce.
It Ih Htated that a brother of the
late John McKlhlnnev, uIho a sister
and lier husband, will tie here from
Iri'luiid about the l.'ith of October to
receive their share of the estate.
Win. Harvey and family Btarted
Ironi Ireland on their return home
tho 17th of thin month. They ex
pect to reuch Sau Fraucisco about
the flrHt, and will Imj home the 15th.
Mr. and MrM. Whltworth give pos
session of the Whltworth residence
today to Mr. and Mrs. Mauring.
The Whit worths will leave In a
hurt time for Ontario. Anna Ton
ningHen will go with them to live.
Evury man owe it to himself and his
family to master a trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
Ix Morse ScIkmiIh of Telegraphy, in thin
iwue and learn how easily a young man
or lady may learn telegrjby and be
ataurud a poxitiou. augtt 4m
That It iwyii lo advertise in The
Examiner wrm purely demonstrated
lust week. Homer Pollard lout a
flue gold watch clia'm, and ud vert to
ed In Tho Examiner. Mr. Robert
Veniou fotiud the chain and returned
It to the owner.
;";nietims the hair is not
nroperly nourished. It s'llrcrf
lor foot.!, starves. Then it
lulls out, turns pmnattirelv
tray. Ayer's I lair Vior is :i
Hair Vigor
hair food. It feeds, nourishes
The liafr stops fallinjr, grows
lone and lienvy, and all duo
'Iruff disappears.
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A MATTER OF HEALTH
POUDEE.
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
VOll S A LK. Pure-bred Poland
China bigs. Inqnlre of Chas. Oliver
of New Pine Creek, Oregon. 24-tf.
E. M. Itrattaln anil family return
ed Monday evening from Silver Lake
where they have la-en for some
weeks.
Mrs. Daniel lloone went out to
McDowell creek lam Saturday to
v IhI t a few days with her son, J. E.
Boone.
Hoard and lodging at the tregon
Feed Yard, f 4 per week. Meuto Si
ceuta. AIho men's laundry work.
Mim. (1. W. Wish, Proprietor. 32-tf
Dr. Iloyd and wife have rented
MrH. Iilalr's rooms In the Dlalr resi
dence. Mm. Itlalr will leaveforReuo
atiout the middle of next month.
Dr Boyd, the dentist, returned to
Lakevlew with IiIh wife first of the
week. MrH. Boyd haH lieen seriously
Hick, which delayed the Dr'H return
to Lnkeview.
FOK KALE. House and lot, one
block north of the School house, to
gether with houHehold goods and a
good typewriter. Reasonable terms.
C. E. Moohk. 31-tf
Parties wishing lumber can find it
at the Norln, Jaqutoh & Harris plan
ing tulll. A team Is hauliug steady,
and cau give you whatever you may
want, from the Camas sawmill. 1'0-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth, A. F.
Touulugseu, Anna Tonnlugsen aud
Asmus Patterson will stat for
Portland next Monday to visit the
Fair, after which they will go to On
tario to locate.
Mrs. Blair received a telegram
Tuesday from Mrs. Burrus at Beuo,
to the effect that a ten day option
could be had on a very valuable piece
of property situated on Virginia
street, Iteuo, which 'rented for 00
per month. Mrs. Blair will close the
deal. The price Is f 5,000.
Miss Eva Hammond, a former
Paisley girl, was married lu Keuo on
August 15, to Mr. F. C. Ulnddlug.
Miss Eva was a very popular young
lady. She is the daughter of J.
U. Hammond, now of Keuo. ve
uuderstaud Mr. (iladding to au ex
emplary young man.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
I-e Beall has been most seriously
sick. For a time the little one's life
was bunging by n mere thread
However, at this writing we are
pleased to note that the baby to
somewhat improved and strong
hopes are entertained for its recov
cry.
There to more call for houses lu
I .ikevlew now than there ever was
In-fore. Very few houses are vacant
....iv. and they are spoken for. Some
enterprising citizen would do well to
i.ulld a few neat cottages for rent,
o when any one wauted to move
luto the town they could tmu a
house.
Thos. Sherlock came down from
Ki.mincr Lake last Sunday. Air
(Sherlock states that Charley Junes
I..,- been milte sick for some time,
buttouble to be up now. He was
r,.blcd with sialic rheumatism,
Bd for several dJ' 1,isUU
could get no tvst. cither sit tl.K up or
ONE DOLLAR SAVED IS
TWO DOLLARS EARNED.
For one week only we will sell the following '
combination for
100 lbs Flour, Regular 2.75 Special $2.G0
25 lbs 7?eans, Regular $1.50 Special 1.00
9 Bars Santa Claus Soap Regular .55 Special. .50
2V2 lbs G. G. flak. Powder Reg. $1.10 Special .95-
14 lbs Good Rice Regular $1.15 Special 1.00
5 lbs Rost Coffee Regular $1.25 Special.. 1.00
16 oz. Paper Tea Regular .50 Special ,50
3 lib pa. Soda Regular 30 Special 25
1 Gal. Tea Gar. Syrup Regular $1.25 Special.. 1.20' '
50 lbs Wellington Salt Regular $1.20 Special 1.00
Lakeview Mercantile Company
A steam Laundry will shortly op
en at Klamath Falls, Oregon. All
kinds of Laundry work w ill lie taken
and finished in a first-class manner.
W. NEVE,
Proprietor.
OAOTOIIXA.
Bnr, fa The Kind Yoti Han Always BoacM
Dr. 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
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 patronize you,
besides, you see what you are, get
ting and don't have to pay for it if
it doesn't suit you. tf
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Run Amuck in Ahurss.
A man by the name of Joseph, who
was in Lakeview a few weeks ago.
weut to Alturas, and was put in
Jail there for disturbing the peace.
lie tried to pick a quarrel out of
George Kobinsou. the Lakeview-Al-turas
stage driver, last Thursday
eyeulug, aud George lielug a quiet
uuassumlug boy. refused to quarrel
with him, and went Into the hotel
for his supper. When George came
out of the dlnlug room the landlord
told btin not to go out In the front
as Joseph Was waiting for him and
meaut to do him harm. Mr. Robin
sou said he had to go aud tend to
his horses, and went along about
nls business, paying no attention to
Joseph. But the bully wasnotsatis
tied, and followed him up and knock
ed him down and began to stamp
him. Friends of Robinson pulled the
fellow off aud George went on his
way, with a pair of blackened eyes
and a bruised fuce. Joseph then
jumped another fellow for a row and
a cuttlug scrape resulted. Roth
men were slashed about tlie arms
considerable, and Joseph was lodg
ed iu jail.
$10 CASH.
Signs Over Their Land.
Mr. Abner Weed, who recently
bought nearly 8,000 acres of land in
Klamath county has signed most of
the tract over to the Water Users
Association. Mr. Weed's action bad
the desired effect on Mr. Keamcs of
Klamath Falls, who also owned a
large tract of land inside the boun
dary of the irrigation project, and
he also signed up a portion of his
land. The required per cent of land
has now been signed up, and there
seems to be nothing to further delay
work on" the project. Actual work
should begin at once, if It is really
the desire of the supervising engin
eers that dirt should fly this fall.
Only the pessimist awaits the nest
obstacle. Those interested, and that
means every sensible person in the
West, is anxious waiting to see what
government Irrigation will do. Peo
ple ought to know, but there are a
great many missouiians.
Fair is Success.
Register J. N. Watson says the
Lewis & Clark Fair is certainly a
success, bo far as an observor is cap
able of judging, and Is well worth
the time and mouey necessary to see
it. The Irrigation Congress, of
which he was a delegate, did some
very Important work in its line.
The Congress dealt principally with
Irrigation matters generally all over
the West, aud did not take up for de
tailed discussion any particula. lo
cal irrigation scheme, although the
Cbewaucan project was brought up
in the session and received the atten
tion of several delegates. It to evi
dent that Lake county's wishes will
eventually be brought to light before
the Reclamation service. Speed the
day.
II -
GEORGE JAHHERTHAL
Mr
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