Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, December 21, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 tttfrlttonal Xocal Nnit Monday Id Christmas. Cha. Itust on was tip from flic Crw'k first of tlin week. Mm. J I. Chirk, who linn been nick for miiin time, In yet quite nick. Andy Morris wim over from Add first of ihn week, returning homo Tuesday. Lake County In In "New Oregon." Paisley In to have a mask Hull on Christmas night. rboa (loud U as "patient aa Job." lie make no complaint of that boll on thu buck of his nock. Something new every day, on our bargain counter. Tho very Ust ftensotiahln good. Anna M. Nellon L Co. ). Nelson came In from thi ranch on the other side of thu valley Monday morning. (JcorKf Bul)McrllM- for The Eiamluer for hi iiioIIht In Califor nia. lib. I'ollctt returned liiMt week from u horse drive to California. ha mndu two or limn drive till full, and this week went up to Cliewain-an, In company with E. M. Unit tain to leather tin-1 u ih-m horses, which Mr. Follett ha bought and will take below. Tho Inucs hunch will niiinlxT about -.' head. W A NTKD : by Chicago wholesale ami mail ordur house, amtistant manager ftnaii or woman) for tbia county and adjoining territory. Salary and ex pcniteN paid weekly ; eixna money ad vanced: Work pleasant ; position er msiiunt. No investment or eperien-e rcpuircd. Write at once fur lull partic ulars and enclose solf-addressed envel op. COOPER A CO., Il-.V) 7 PW Lake H., Chicago, III. Dolph Schmlnrk and wife have gone to Callstoga, Calif., on a visit to Mr. Schmluck's parents. Tlwy ke)t their trip very quiet till they had started, because they wanted to urprUo thu old fottcn and didn't want the now to get In Tho Kiitin Iner, an Mr. and Mrs. II. Schmluck an1 HiiliKcrllnTH to tliU pa;T. L. P. Conn returned Monday morn ing from Dallas and other place In tho valley. Mr, t'onti remained In Dallas, whore she will visit till next spring. Lnfo visited Portland, Sal cm and other point where he has ac quaintance) and friend, and had a pleasant trip, except for a flight In dlMpoMltlon which Hotnewhat marred hlH pIcMMliri'H. Win. I tyke man has taken thu half Interest In the lease on tho Mam moth StahlcH relinqulned Inst week by Joo Culler. The Examiner last week mont to say that W. II. llery ford had purchased tho leu ho from Joe Culler, and the typo made It read W. 1. Ileryford, nothing serious re Hiilted, however, ami that "V" Iwih been traiiMferrcd from tho "It" box to 1 1 h own box. Furious Fighting;. "For seven years," writes tJeo. W, Hoffman, of Harper, Wash., "I had it bitter battle, with chronic stomach and liver trouble, hut at last I won, and cured my diseases, by the uso ol Eloe trio Kilter. I unhesitatingly recom mend them to all, and don't Intend in the future to be without them in the house. They are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bad cade as mine." Sold under guarantee to do the same for you, by Leo Dealt, druggist, at 60c a bottle. Try them today. Ayeri ttald? Scalp shiny and thin? Then It's probably too late. You neglected dandruff. If you had only taken our ad vice, you would have cured Hair Vigor the dandruff, saved your hair, and added much to it. If not entirely bald, now Is your opportunity. Improve it. "I linvn iiumI Atbi 'i lliilr Vlpor f.ir ovtr (i yearn. I hiii now Hi yvma nlil Hint liiivim lunvy fniKlll lit ili'h lirn ii Imlr. lii. I llilnk, I'M li fir lo Avxr'a lUIr VIl'oi." XliiH. M. A. Kmiii, llt.ll.n II lo. III. St do n Im IIIx. ,i v a veil co.. A II ill Ml rt-l.l. fo 1 ,,..! I M ... ( Good Royal Baking Powder is made of Grape Cream of Tartar. Absolutely Pure. Makes the food more Wholesome and Delicious. 'luh I'lushery. I'M. Cxainluer: ItiiMlneMM Ih-Iiik riiMlilntf mid hnvlni; two workx to hf one man and hn vlnf had to at tend m'otiiK of tlio Louie Shore mamt Cntoii. I had no chance to wend you any iicwm even In my old funliluiii'd ilcHiiltry wiy. Now aa we have an hour to Mpare let tin k at It. Miint May I'IiimIi U IiooiiiIiik, lotM have Kunii up W r cent on Moulder Ktn-et. people nnd family' are llvln la tenttt waiting hr material to build, weather lienutlful. Cattle on the rancheH are lowlmr tow wltli plenty jtood hay to cat when the north wind blown. AmiiHcmentH are all the race, wveial dnnceH and hIiowm have U-eii n'veu within the pnt ten dayM, ami on em li occiudoti the I'IuhIi theater had Hcarcely Mtand- Inif room. HotflMiirc chuck full of KUchIh, I, inly Scammon ttie p'ulal lioMfeNH of the Conamara Hotel I'lUHn, had to hire thrct more helperH. The Klephnnt nfrcHhinent rooiiiM and wine parlorH have two new clerk m. Mr. Wyatt and Mr. short, two Jolly nood fellowa except at tlmen they ro contrary to tho wIhIich of the Proprietor, Mr. Moulder, by rvfimliiK poor money Ichm patroiiH for tin dnitf, ah! I'oor Mr. Moulder, who Kladeued our hearti with that cup thatchetTM, thou art mouldering from our vUlon, thou art Kolnufrom my K"Z" like a Ix-autlful dreuin. If you Hhould kcI tlilrnty la I'IuhIi, JiiHt Into the crei'k you intiHt p iihIi thrtuh tho hIumIi. They'll refuwo you the trn nnd call you a tlitiji and order you out of I'IuhIi. There In pretty good booze In I'IuhIi, If yoti'r lacking tho houh you can't IuhIi In I'IuhIi. It Hyatt ot8 .Short he'll online you to ntart with a half broken heart from I'IuhIi, IuhIi. The hint dance hero was a decided huccohm, the HtipiHT by Lady Scam mon, link the Iio.vh about It. Talk about your nupperH by Llht & Har row, If they had oeen IhU of ourn, It would Ulumltio their dim Light aud Harrow their houIh. Tho taken are froxe over and boat, brl and crulwrH arc In dock or fant In the Ice. Tho Nora Paly Ih la port at Roberta' landing, loaded with hldt'H, coal oil, HaurebriiHli nnd Htock Halt, tho I'cKKy liurtiH at IHk'h wharf, Hiipponed to bo loaded with contraband Koodn. Tho Mainly Kambo Htranded wn McKoe reef with two trampH drowned in her hold, who were Hteallng a ride, uho In bad ly damaged aud needa repalrH. Ket ty Harry Ih at pier 27 loaded with tuloH and bound for Iiluejoint flat. Thu Dutch Miller U At Fort Burke loaded- with counterfeit coins. Chief olllcer HarlxT of tho Hetty Barry Ih pick on board. Tonr !'. t T,,.ca' whoso death you chronicled hint wt-ok had no rela tlven lit re, ho nerved In tho fnlon army and was at tho battlo of ClcttyBburtf and though having no relatlven here ho was lifted by willing- htinda and packed from Rock Creek over tho Kim Rock and over tho huow to tho l'luHh cemetery whore lie was laid away with duoro Hpect, ho Iiiih Heen hU hint camp tiro ho Iiiih tieard hU last tatoonnd when (Jabi iel HoundH tho last rotlllo, poor 1'at I'healy will bo lu tho rank and utiHwer promptly to Ida name. Oh death tho poor inau'a doarcHt friend, tho klndi'Ht and tho bent, wel come the hour my aged llmlw tiro 1,-ild with thee to rent. Jeff l'nniHh U Koluy: to Atistrathi to winter, 1SI11 In ucoing for the benefit ONE DOLLAR SAVED IS Our Fall nnd Winter Stock ofDry Goods, Clothing, Doots and Shoes is now complete nnd wc arc in a position to furnish you with these goods cheap er than you can buy any place in town. Full Line of Ladies' Jackets and Coats just arrived. Also Walking Skirts, Wrappers, Kimonas, Tennis Flannel Gowns, Wool Gloves Mittens, etc. We have not enough space to tell you all the new things we have, and the Special Bargains we are ofTcring, so come to our Store and see for yourself and compare our prices, hot only in these lines, but in Groceries and everything else carried in a General Store. Lakeview of hla health and Jeff to tms if he couldn't K't a cook. I J allien Hen DurnH In moving to Lakeview to wluter, noveral otbera are tfolnjf lo tho Denert for the lene nt of their health and pocket. Alderman Joe J ouea of the 14 ward In the-clty of I'lunh Is talking of go ing to FriHco to aeo the big fight. The big TruHt la proaperlng In I'IuhIi. MoHt ObHequoua, McCakthy Comb Down. Our Offer. With the June duiiiIkt will Ix'glu Tho Pacific Monthly's aeries of apec tnl editions for the year 190.i. They will comprise a nuiiik-r for Portland, for Seattle, for Southern California, for San Franclsro and the souvenir tiumber of the lwia and Clark Ex poHltlou, also a special automobile iiuiiiIkt. The articles of lr. Wolf von Schlerbrand, alx In iiumber on "The Coming Supremacy of the Pa cific" are alno promised," uud the planscoutemplated by the publishers will, without question, place The Pacific Monthly far In advance, not only of present competltora, but also Into the unreachable class of ierlod Ical literature on tho Pacific Coast. ThoTaclnc Monthly la sold to regu lar Bubscrlbera at the extremely low price of $1 a year. We have made an arrangement with the publishers by which wo are able to offer it In connection with Tho Lake County Examiner, (both Publications), to new subscribers, aud old ones who pay up any back subscription they may owe and a year In advance, for tho very low price of $2.50 a year, tf State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I Bg Lucas County. f Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that an not be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASQN, (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send lor testimonial free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by all Druggists, 76c. Take Hall's Family Pilla (or constipa tion. A Bargain. Sawmill, located near tho Summer Lake road, eleven mlloafrom Paisley, consisting of double circular mill, 60 inch and 20-Inch saws; large boiler and 12-In. by 12-ln. engine; new fric tion log-turner and log-haul; edger and cut-off saws; lino, heavy pinner; shlnglo mill; lath and picket saw; wood-hit he; shafting, belting, etc., nearly new; blucksmlth tools; log truck, chains, dogs, etc., all complete. Price $2,200. Or, will sell a part, If desired. This offer will not be open long. Call nt tho mill, or address, C. S. IIiaei iki., Paisley, Oregon, tf. TWO DOLLARS EARNED. Mercantile JllliiilliillllilitilllliilillilllilliilllliiilW i We Wish to Announce to the B TRAVELER I That he can be as well accommodated . at the MAMMOTH LIVERY 5TABLES in Lakeview as he can at any stable in the State. It is our intention to always have on hand a good supply of the best hay and grain to be bought in the market. ' We also keep a force of experienced hostlers and careful drivers, who will always be ready to wait on our customers. 1 HERYFORD& DYKEMAN 1 Petition for Liquor License. We the undersigned legal voters of Cogswell Creek Precinct, Loke county, Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon. Court ol Lake County, State of Oregon, to grant a license to Geo. B. Whorton I 1 TOT Mnn . ...It en;;,...a n.olt ! BI1U tf . O. LUUO lu ecu ci-iiuuuudi lllfflV and vinous liquors in less quantities than one gollon in the town of New Pine Creek, Cogswell Creek Precinct, Lake county, Oregon, for a period of six month, as in duty bound we will ever pray. Ivan Hamersley J J Laughliu S Gallagher L C Vlnyard A Farringtou K S Etle I S Smith O N Denson C J Cook W !Cl Larktn Emit Wade Ij Boise J H IeeliniAnu Stephen Dodd Bird H ade Geo Sherman A S Down Lafe Whetstone .) Wendell John Westlake M K Musgrave J W Stephenson C C Pratt Steve Down t'has Easton K E Smith W M Lamb Fred Tritchler G V Hamersley J Hamersley O It Hamersley Asa G. Whetstone C N Stevens G B Stevena Walter Butler O E Charlton John Olsen Wm H Blurton Bert Floyd Charles Sears L Vauderpool 11 A Funk Chas Eccleston L E Emerson IV A Miller IS Eccleston V P Iane E O Pratt II 8 Iiewls J 11 Devilbrlsa NOTICE -To all whom it may concern : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, applicants for a liquor license to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liquors In lesx quantities than one gallon, in Cogs well Creek Precinct, Lake County, Ore gon, at the town of New Pine Creek, for a period of six months, will on the 5th day of January, PJOtt, apply to the Coun- TM MAM, TMim in good whiskey is Proper Maturity Absolute Purity and Perfect Bouquet. JESSE MOORE WHISKEY has all these good qualities. GEORGE JAfiriERTHAL Company ty Court of Lake county, Oregon, for such license to sell spirituous, malt and vin ous liquors in less quantities than one gallon, in the town of New Pine Creek, Cogswell Creek Precinct, Lake county, Oregon, for a period of six months from and after the issuing of puch license. Geo. B Whorton J. S. Lane Applicants. Notice of Final Settlement IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE .S'tate of Oregon, for Lake county. In the matter of the estate of Ellis Bliss, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed his Final Account in the office of the County Clerk of Lake County, Oregon, in said estate, and that December 29th, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, in the County Judge's of fice, in the county court house in Lake County, Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions to said account and for the settle ment thereof. Dated and first published November 30th, 1905. V. A. WiLsntKE, 48-62 Administrator. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the jignatuxe of A Fishing Party. ADRt., Dec 18.( Editor Examiner.) Aa new from Ariel has tteen scarce, perhaps you would like to hear of a very pleasant ctent that occurred not long ago. I believe It happened in this way. A large party, consisting of the ladle and gentlemen of the neighbor hood, went np the creek for an out ing and to flab. After Joking each other for a time the lad lea Joined to gether against the gentlemen aa to which party Would be the champion and finally decided that the defeated party, whether lad leu or gentlemen, bould give an oyster supper to tb crowd. The lad lea for once entered the contest with energy. Trying hard to keep their tonggea front wagging to freely, for fear they ahould forget to fish for champion ship. Thus the day was spent and the ladles came off victorious; so the gentlemen had to keep to their agreement and give the oyster sup per. A few of the lad lea were to- prepare thla oyster treat. The plac chosen for the feast wsi at Mr. James GI van's and Satarday even ing the time set. Most every one was present, but those not, truly missed a very pleas-1 ant affair. Soon after the crowd I gathered progressive wblat was In order, alx tables were kept running all the evening. All seemed aa de termined to win aa were the fishing party. When the bell tapped tc close, points were counted and found to be that Mr. Fred Mecener and Mrs. Friday were champions. Mr. Prlday and Mrs. Powne walked of with the booby prlxe. While the supper was being prepar ed music and conversation were In dulged In by the older people, whll games for the young people were li I order. When supper was announc ed, we all were more than surprise to see how the table groaned unde the lavish spread of chicken, serve In all ways, baked fish with dressinf Beauties to behold, whether cooke or uncooked, deviled bara and oy tern. Well in fact good things 1 suit the most fastidious, and ever, thing that could be obtalne Twenty seven sat at the first tat i aud we all ate uutil we feared aor might have thought we bail be saving up tor the occasion fof.Wv al days and finally when wn were el cused, one poor unfortunate k with so many regrets, that' he aa he only wished he had a iieck like crane so he could taste the go I things for a long time, while It w going down. There were two ti les spread and in all present tb were nearly sixty. A better ti was never had. When the clock struck two crowd dispersed, all thanking I and Mrs. GIvan for the good ti and their generous hospital! Every one voting It was the be I nlug of very enioyable'tlmes In A this coming winter, and hoping another one as enjoyable as this been. A Fhie. Petition for Liquor License. We the undersigned legal voter North Warner Prefinst, Lake Cou Oregon, respectfully petition the 1 County Court ot Lake County, Mat Oregon, to grant a Licence- to Wyatt and A. JJ. Short to-sell spirit malt and vinous liquors in lens nil ties than one gallon in North We precinct. Lake County, tate of Or for a period of six months, as in bound we will ever pray. W E Scammon Joe Itongs W P Moulder Martin Me H C Rambo J E St U M Morris S W Y J B Burns John Q. Phillip Keeffe clarence 1) Robert Farmer W K 11 J M Parrlsh J A M Jake Nuckells Harry 1 H'm Alford Dick O'Aiah Philip K Barry Pete IV W Farris T. in I. Pat Muvpny t N'Vie'i i lnev'V i;i i i i -i I . CI I'll' . ' I ' liiVi, il- I I lr i t ' f Ltl ' n y. O i.-..- I. ! H . i C A. D. m Torture of a Preacher The story of the torture of Hev Mooie. pallor of the BaptiMt elm IIurperKville, N. Y., will inti-iv-J Unsays: "I suffered ugonie-, of a persistent caugli, resulting i grip. I had to sleep sitting up i I tried many remedies, without until I took Dr. King's New DiJ for Consumption Coughs and which entirely cured my cony saved me from consumption." i-uie I ii di-eiiM-d conditions of and Lung.. At Ta-o BimJI's, di price 50 i and fl.00, yuaianteed bottle tree.