IT WILL PAY YOU TO GO WITHOUT CLOTHES until you sec my beautiful assortment of Royal Tailor patterns. I am now taking orders for Spring and Summer Garments. You can select a neat, natty suit from over 400 patterns, showing all kinds and styles of goods. The new Fashion Plates will show you just how the garments will appear when finished. These garments will be made to your measure by The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York, the best mer chant tailors in the United States. You can get a fine made-to-order suit, which will fit you per fectly for the price of a ready-made suit. You can select your goods and pick out the exact style in which you want your garments finished. LET ME SHOW YOU THE GOODS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BUY PREMIUM CROCK ERYCOUPONS FREE WITH EACH 25 CENT CASH PURCHASE AT RETAIL. 'FEED AND LIVERY STABLE SOUTH LAKEVIEW. C. S. LOVELESS, PROPRIETOR. I propose to offer the public a stopping place where their horses wil be fed and cared for as they would be cared for at home. I will also keep a team and rig to hire. We Wish to Announce to the TRAVELER That he can be as well accommodated at the MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLES 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. HERYFORD & DYKEMAN 1 imiiiiimifiiiiiuutiintnu miiiiiiiiiyiiuiiiiu uiiiiituu uuiimm uiniHiiijminiuiimniiniimiiuiuiiUiiiHiimu f HE OLD STAND g Our new stock of goods have arrived and is complete in everything usually found in a first-class Drug Store; con sisting of Fancy Stationery, Writing Tablets, Spelling Blanks, Tens and Pen cils, Ink and Mucilege, Fancy Soaps and Toilet articles, Tooth Brushes, etc. Lakeview And Vicinity New lino Ladies bolts at 1$. A M. Dutch lunch nt tho Brewery Sa loon, tf Hutch lunch tit the Brewery Sa loon, tf Go to the White Bakery Lunch Counter. tf Read Bailey A Massingill's new adv. this week. i About 4 inches of snow fell at Pais ley last Saturday. Piano for sale ; good as new. Price S373. Inqucire at this ofllce. tf New styles in negligee, golf and coat shirts. Bailey &. Massiugill. E. Casebeer the western stage man was in Lakeview from Bly Tuesday. A. F. Fitzpatrick and wife were down from Chewaucan on a visit this week. Mrs. J. E. Norin expect to go to Los Angeles on a visit in a few weeks. J. P. Duckworth will buy hides. Call on or address him at Lakeview Oregon. "J-tf Post & King have the beet grade of liquors and cigars to be found In Orcicon. tf Mr. J E. Norin had the misfortune one day lust week to run a rusty nail in his foot. All orders left at the White Bakery will be promptly filled and delivered at residence. tf W. W. Freeburg returned from Ash land a few days ago, where he spent most of the w inter. Gus Enquist came in from the Rock creek desert this week where the En quist sheep are ranging. liny Sauford came in from the des ert, where he has his sheep, first of the week, Itay looks to have wintered well. Fred Williams, nephew Of J. Wen dell, returned first of the week from Clover Flat, where he ha been all winter. Those wishing score cards for the game "500 " or euchre can llud them at The Eaxminer office. Price 25 cents per dozen. tf J. II. Taunehill came to town Satur day to remain for a while. Jle took the grippe and has been considerably under the weather. Assessor West has the assessment roll about completed in this valley and will soon leave for other parts of the county. Silver Lake Oregonian. A. L. THORNTON & CO. Successor to LEE BEALL "in S UVI STRAUSS SCO? Dutch lunch nt the Brewery Sa loon. tf .1. P. Duckworth will pay the highest price for hidcM. ,Ytf Bead tho now advertisements In The Examiner this week. Iridic and children' hosiery all kinds Jiist received nt It. A M. Al Gallagher keeps mining blank for Halo nt tho Pine Creek Hotel, tf Ladle ratine underskirts and mohair dress skirts just receleved at 11. A. M. Pard Brown, father of Mrs. C. C. Loft no, came over from tlldwoll last Sunday. Several San Francisco drummers were doing business with our mer chant tho past week. The little daughter of Mr. mid Mis. Dent Hughes, who has leeu seriously sick, is on the road to rapid recovery. J. ( Nyswauor returned from Kogue Kiver last week, where he Went to bring home his children, Huttie ami Guy. Kev. and Mrs. Howard are sick with pneumonia. They intended moving to Pine Creek, put have uot leeu able to move. We neglected mentioning the returns from the Baptist social which was given last week, which amounted to about 10. Faster Sunday conies this year on April l.'ith, which late date prvssugcs a late spring. Most people have come to the conclusion that this will be a late spring. liny Shirk and Will George came in from Adel lust Friday. Koy has U-en iu the Steins mountain country for several weeks. He will make a trip to Bono shortly. Frank Hull, who was here this week from Klamath Falls, says The Exam iner has the Wst and most complete plant of any newspaper he has seen in the country. The street lights were turned on April llrst The period of low water at the elect ic light plant has punned anil it is a convenience to once more have the steets lighted. Fields A Hotchkiss started for Bed Blulf last Saturday with 70 head of horses and mules. The animals will lie sold on the California market. Ed. Ivobinson helped with the drive. Cordell Thruston drove a baud of cattle through town lust Saturday. The stock was being moved from the feeding grounds at the head of the lake to Mr. Thruston's home place. Blair Forward came over from Cedarville last Sunday, and remained over Monday iu Lakeview. Mr. For ward came here to buy mutton sheep, but returned without making any pur chases. Cattle for Sale. Fifty-live head of cattle (or sale at J0 per head. Forty- one head of cows and H yeur-old heif ers, eight U-year-old steers and six head of 3-year-old steers. Inquire at this otlicc. J. W. Kiugry, a former Lake county sheepman, who wintered at Highland Springs, Calif., came iu from there last week. Mr. Kingrey experts to re turn an soon as he urranges some busi ness matters here Who wants a good piano? One that has been used a ilttle by careful hands, and is iu good condition; just as good as new and can be had for .'!73, which is flHO loss than cost ami freight. Inquire at Tho Examiner otlice. tf Bissingtr &. Co., wool and hide deal ers of San Francisco, have a new ad vertisement in The Examiner. This company has established a warehouse in Lakeview, in charge of J. V. Duck worth, ft ho w ill buy hides ami pelts for them. Dutch loon. lunch tl the Brewery Sa-tf WliliKLY WBATMI'K KIIPOKT. Below we give a report of the weatlmr A. Pielsr Is about laid up with the " "'""''I '7 Hi Government yealher grippe. """'nil atuUnn nt The Examiner Ofllce. No southern mail .mm below Alturas ' " "''I'"1 b" U ";k, n.l II arrived Tuesday. I ""r "r" mM U k,"' mr T r ' .'of weather condition for future refer B. Monde!!, representing Blsslnger c,,ee, rut out tho report along the black A (o., of San Francisco, was In Lake-' e ,,, u , ,,,,, ,MM)k 0 view first of the week. Wl.k ,,r ,,,, T,U r,,n wl U The Western mnll came lu Tuesday taken on Ttiemla" to end each week and 'M hour late oil account of bad roads ' houiu on WiuIiikmUv fur t)i mot mi.uk between Bly and Bonanza Mrs. Cmhach gave a veiy delightful ".'Oil party" last Saturday afternoon, which was a pleasing iill'alr. Chas. Barcus came down from Pals ley Monday after ti load of stage freight that had accumulated here for the moth. J. P. Duke was up town yesterday. He stated that the hike has broke up, and the north wind has driven tho ice to the south end, M. Wiugtlelil is down from Paisley. The amount leslirod from the Li brary entertainment after defraying all expenses Is fli'lio. Stephen A. Ijowell of Pendleton, has announced his candidacy for the nom ination on the Bcpuhlicuii ticket for the office of United States Senator. We are jdways glad to be Informed when Tho Examiner Is not being re- ceivivl by a subHorllier. and will al ways investigate the cause and rem edy, if possible, the failure. The bad man S. A. D. Puter, want ed iu Oregon lu the land frauds mat ters, was found in Boston and arrest ed by Detective Burns, but made a desperate gun play and escaped. We have a lull set of M.vsellBollln & Co V., samples of Stock t ort lllcate and bonds, with price list. If you are organizing a stock company get our pra-os on stock certificates, tf Mr. H. Port wood, of Monmouth, ! and his family, arrived here Tuesday. Mr. Portwood came hero to clerk for tho Lakeview Mercantile Co. The family will probably occupy the Strip-; lit! resilience. , Government Weather Bureau Ma Hon at I .nkevicw, Oregon, C. O. MkTXKKH, 0oerntlvr Observer, Week ending Tuesday, Mch. :'7. l!HKl l)r ini jinlii, em-lp n'w ctmm. li-r lialHMi lull ill limy wed. j" ."7 j -it I 0.00 (Ml 't't, mly' thtir. J.I j ((.(Ml j no pt. cl'dy" fnir.vf M 'a n.:ij on saf v j .VI j j U..VI IN) inon.fi i' JJ n . fo im tiles, j 4H :'l "(l.(M j III) I dour Lester Kirkputrick, John Ifl-ett and Will Humphrey left Tuesday for'Pis ley, wher each expect to purchase a quarter section of timber land. They go via Lakeview, and are malting tho trip on horseback. Klamath Fulls Ile publicaiu The bond of J. L. Morrow as ad ministrator of the estate nt tt. E. Sloan, deceased, was accepted, by the court aid letters of udmioiMration issueil Monday. T. B. WaLoH-ld, W. II. Cooper ami C. T. Powne were numed as apiraisrs of tb property. John Brett, John Shea MrsTherseu Hall, lister F. Kirkputrick, Charles Soule and Frank Hall wars la Lake view this week from Klamath Falls on land mutters. Fiva of tbe above parties filed on timber land claims. Mr. Johnson, the c rower, was with them. Mr. Gillett, of Willow llwich, whoso son has been in lakeview for some time being treated, came up last Sun day to be with his son during an operation Monday. A piece of decay ed bone was rem o vim 1 from tho boy's log. This was the second operation of the same kind in the past few mouths. Pete Grob came in from the desert first of the week. He says the loss of sheep on the desert is uot going to be quite so Wl us it was thought some days ago. Pete says feed and wuter is going to bo plentiful on the desert this spring, and that many of the bunds will lumb out there, though he will start his baud for the valley lu ubout ten duys. Bain began falling lust Friday and continued all day and most of the night. Suturday was a rainy day and Saturday night about half an inch of snow fell, melting when the sun came out Sunday morning. Dr. Dewey and wife were to arrive here from Cedarville yester day ( Wodncsduy ) evening to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Dewey's father, Mr. W. L. Mi II is. Dr. Dewey has hcu sick for some days, and the trip was u severe one on bim. Mr. M. D. Hopkins, whose announce meut has boon running in The Exam iner as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for shorilf, has decided to! withdraw from the ruce. His reasons for w ithdraw iug, he say, are purely persoual. Ho says lie can't alford it. Win. J. Clarke, rcpuhlU-aii candidate for State Printer, is a well known pi-ai-tienl printer. He is a son of that old-tiuiv editor and publisher, S. A. Clarke-. He asks all old timers and their sns and all others to vote for him primary day, April UOth. His iiume W the first on the list of print ers. 1 The development League met at tho Court House lust Monday evening and disported of considerable Important business, besides the regular routine work, 'the Iake County Development League has come to bo regarded as a very improtant factor iu the future wel'ure of Lake County. It U now In good working order and each meeting is crow ned with success. The Ladies' Outfitters, Anna M. Nt ilon A Co., will make for you any gnrmont for women or children, and will umke it a well us it ciui be mmlo. Will mnke il to plcno you lu every particular. We w ill do I lie work promptly, niul never allow yon to lie ills-iitisli-i w ith any biiHineHM you may do with us. Kvery garment shall tit, look well on the wearer, and produce a sen no of comfort. GimmI GimI, ami price not in any In vtiiuco, more than we would he willing to pay if you were selling and we wero buying, are the principles iihui which we cicft to aiicceed. Our good aie as well worth the mon ey we auk lor them, a goods you buy from any catalogue house in Sun 1'rnn- cIkco aie. e are ready to prove tliis, and anxious to meet you lor tin purpoiui. We were a month buying our stock. We searched the city to get exactly what we wanted and would take nothing clo. The price hud to bt right, and we got the full benelit of cash payment. We can, and w ill I rent you a well m you can be treated in buying ANY WIIKKK. tf Excursion Rate to I'acllic Coat Notify your friends lu the cant that reduced round-trip excursion rates will go Into effect. Jnuo 1, p.NMI, I and tickets will be on sale dully tltl- "I"'"1 I.-I....I M.,1,.1.... -II llk.U, iiiui li nn iiini, wi iwin-i l.nni, Kates from principal Da torn jxdnt are as billows: From Chicago f7..00 " Council BluttH, St. Joseph, L-av-en worth ami Kansim Clty...$ rtd.oo " SloiiJrrlty fiJJ.OO " Di-nver, rolorado .Vprlugs, Pue- bio and Trinidad f.ono St. LoiiIm fiW.OO Now Orleans fitll.OO Houston fiaxw For further Information call upon or write nearest Agent or D.S. Taggart. Bono Nov. l.'-f UF.&P.A. WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and mail orier bouse, ussistant manager (man or woman) for this connty "and adjoining territory. Sidary t'JO and expenses paid weekly; expense money advaucod. Work pleasant; position pormaiut-nt. No investment or exper ience required Spare tiling valuable. Write at oure for full particulars and unclose self -addressed envehrpe. RUPEEINTFDNENT, V.V2 Like St., Chicag, HI. 12t Is The Moon Inhabited. Srtcnce has proven that tho hioihi ha an ntinosqhoro, wlihh makett life ! some form ihmsIIiIo on that Hatelllte; but not for human being;, who have a hard ii.oiih time on this earth of ours; exs-clnlly those whiMlon't know that Electric BltUra cure Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, ( lilllsand Fever, .lamxllce,. D.VMjwpHlu, Dlzsldeas, Torpid Liver, Kidney com plaints. General Debility ami Female weakness. Unequalled a general Tonic and Appetizer for weak p r aoiia and CHpeclahy tor the iied. It Induces sound noop Fully guarrwi teed by I'o Beall Irugglst. Price only5()c. Get your Alfalfa Seed at f?A twelve and one fs' lialf cts. per i(nid in quantity. Frvih Alfalfa Seed at 02 VOll SALE. Pure-bred Poland CMna plga. Inquire of ('has. Oliver o New Pine Cntk, Oregon. L-tf. Surprise Valley- He-cA-aned alfalfa aeeil at Ut OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF,, Have established a warehouse in Lakeview for the accommodation of cattlemen and sheepmen of Lake county, where they will buy beef hides, horse hides, pelts of all kinds, horse hair, etc., at Snn Francisco prices, freight deducted. " Warehouse located in The Red 7utchcrshop build ing, near the Mammoth Livery Stables. J. I'. Duckworth of the North Lakeview Feed Yard is a Special Agent, with instructions to pay the prices stated above, IN CASH. CASH PAID FOR ALL HIDEsf