Lake County examiner., June 21, 1906, Image 8

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HERE IS A SHOE
At a medium price that possesses more good qualities
than any other shoe sold.
The Style, Fit, Material and make of this shoe, assures
the wearer that no better shoe can be produced at the price.
"LA VISTA"
Ladies Vici Kid Lace, McKay sewd
patent tip, Cuban heel, price 2.75
Misses, same as above, low heel, sizes
U 1-2 to 2, price 2.00
Children's, same as above,
to U, price
sizes 8
1.75
The second shipment of R. P. Smith bons 6L Co. cele
brated shoes have arrived, several new numbers of men's,
ladies and Misses shoes are shown.
We know of no way that will secure and HOLD your
patronage so satisfactorily as selling ycu a pair of these cele
brated shoes.
Hutch lunch at tin- Hrowcry
toon.
Hutch lunch at flu Mrcwcry
lilnll.
1. Mat lies ami Kl Linuh entne down 'sTOKP.
i
Sa-i lioiiil I In new inlvfitlMi'incnt f A.
' Thornton & Vo.
s'-I fcUH) cunh will Imjr olio Kallon len,
I' i (Venn Preccr Ml IIIKIIKK'H (IASIIi
I from Paisley Tucftdiiy.
A now lot of furniture just unpack
j fit at tlu Purnitiire Store. 1
T. A. Crump ranu over from Adel
Tuosday to o li i rt new I'oy.
Wall paper, a new shipment just ar
: rived, nt llio Purnlturo Store. 1
J. II. Hutchinson came in from the
J Tliotuurt A Sunder sheep camp Turn-
.lay.
1 It cents cash will Imy one ten ouiiil
; Kick ot Oerineii nt PIPHPK'S CASH
I STOUK.
i P rents cash will Imy one doen li l
;ly Classes at Pi I PliPU'S CASH
STOUK.
' l'aiiners who wish to raise oo.l
mules will lo well to see PlUrt Mor
ris' line .lack. tt
Mr. Campliell, the horse luiyer has
! I . u c 1 1 1 up a hand of horses w hich lie
ill .Irive ts low.
1 7 I'ash will lniyone pilloti Potf
; Caliin "I'cnochu" Syrup at lill'.ll
: PIPS CASH STOUK.'
! 11;.... 1,1 Miles, Miss I.illie Mathews
au.i t ion. Waketl.-l I were over fr.uu
Warner a few .lays ai;o.
.1. C. Woodward, .1. (I. HocPe uti.l
, Mrs. Newl.y made llnal proof on their
hoiuestea.ls last Saturday.
' Shirk A Harvey have a line hunch of
horses nt the Mammoth St allien on the
way to the California market.
I Call at the Furniture store and select
your wall paper ami furniture while
I the stock is new ami complete. I
fit cents cash will Imy one hex of 'Jo
law .lonUe sheet of Tanglefoot nt
IUKHI.US' CASH STOUK.
If jnu want to feel like a Colt oil II
frobty moitilnn try an Ice ennui ninlii
or a hIiIiItI at the So.lu Works. 1
A hil'M" crow.l of town people went
vi;i:ma m:atiii:k kkpokt.
IUiIow n itlvn n report of (lie went her
hk recorile.l hy tlm (loviirnment weather
hiireun Million nt Tim PiHinlner Olllcn.
Thin repoit ix ''limine. I ch.Ii melt, mid If
our ten leis isli to keep n yeiirly lecnrtl
of wciilher Condition" fur III I tl re refer
eii.'n, rut nut thr repoi t nloi';: the Muck
line Hint ptixlc it in n m nip hook on.
week niter another, 'lhlr.rei.nl will
taken on TiicimIh" to eu.l endi week Mini
henin on Wednet-hiy for tho next week
t ioveriiliiellt Wenlher liuremi St.
lout to the heal ink' plant Mull. la)' t o j t ion ul I ultevleH , t 'rcuoii,
nee the shearltik' machines work. C. O. Mm.kkii, Coopemtivu Olmerver.
.las. C Plnis.h-ll made proof on his ---------------
homestead last Saturday. .las. II . eek eiidltiK Tu.M.liiy, .1 line !'., P.N Ml
Owens was over troin U.nind (irovc as ,.. m . . ,. . ... . , ,
one .if Ids w it nesv. s. l v mi ' mlti,. t .r -1 1 u'w! rlim.l r
... I ('aiMHi 111 l lny
1. f. Clelan.l and Prank Upt-yrs j '
Were over from Plush la-t I'lidav, Mr. .T. TTi " oil j INI i.iTi7y
Clelan.l came over to make proof on j l hue. i li.'i i ::u una I (Ml i
liis desert land claim. i fri.P.V: !: I '.'i "7 (Ml j
Hall sanies, horse racl in;, tire works, j-al'v, .".I U.IH no
dance, foot races and a hundied other un. 7s .11 hi imi
thitlk's are to take place in l.al.eview I i ' ' '- i "" 1"" I
durini; Pourth of .Inly we. k v- I :;" i " ", I m I
C. M. (ilhorand wife w.te up troin
their ranch in Modoc county Monday,
and made t hi olllce a pleasant call,
to see The I Ivaininel 's t J pes. 1 1 ink'
machine work.
The snow said to l.e .pule deep
on the mountains in the iniuiiik' dis
trict. Prospectors are still waiting for
the snow to k'.' way Pefore doitik' any
extensive work.
My ice cream is IllleVC.
I Uht "loiitlis on Trial.
Afl.T elhl luoliHis t if lllieeilsllitf
rfl.ill. we liav III.' hii I lfnc ( I. ill i.f
k ti . w 1 1 1 kC that uir IiumIiichm U lns-d. il
In l.nkc!cw, mil I hat we have
pleased our trade (ileli.ls li.itli, In I he
character and v alue nf j;i.id iiltercl
t heiii, and in i ur met In hm if IuihIui'hm,
i we lui e .) me in. re IiiinIiichn than
I fur pur- ! Me lielleved ( mild In' d.ilie here III uiir
it y and ll.ivor. As soon as froen it
is packed ill a heavily polf.laiu tilled
cabinet, thelehy II. i chance i. poison.
At Soda Wotks. I
Uolelt Nels.m, the West Side farm
er, was over to tow II Tuesday. He re
Clerk elect K. N. Jaipiisli and fam- ports that crops look well in his sec-
for
ily aro spend ink' a week visitiiik' rela
tives and friends in Surprise valley.
Mr. W. I). Piirren, of II. iticia,
Calif., arrived here Tuesday to take
chark'e of the telegraph line on this
division.
We have for sale a neat house and
lot in the vicinity of the school house.
The place can he had for fl-'"1, cash,
which is very cheap. tf
P. P. Liu'ht and family returned
FEED AND LIVERY STABLE
SOUTH LAKEVIEW.
C. S. LOVELESS, PROPRIETOR.
I propose to ciTer the j ulh'c a stopping pl:ice whore their
horses wil he fed an-1 cared for as they would he eared for at
home.
LakeviewAnd Vicinity
Plllsh
') I J. M. I'arrish was over fioai
... first of the week.
W -.lter Uol.iusoii and family were in
4 ! from Crooked Creek Monday.
tioii and prospects lire laoial.e
an alaindaut harvest.
W. II. Snider and wife who went to
Paisley last Week to take in the Lull
k'aino, went to Sican Monday piesiim
al'ly to look at the timl.er with a lew
to local iiik' t i in t M-r claims.
Ifyoiihave a Hvxeet Lmlli t ry a
sample f II. line Made candy al I la
Su.la W.irks. PncMi lled tor purity
and ll.ivur. Mudc hy an e p. iiemed
from a trip through Surprise alley candy ma lo-r. Creams, ClmculateH etc
.. i .. i - i. !
Mini.iay eveniuk'. .i r. ia..u says 1 -, ,.Md i nH' I .Ider 1 u nalp
nmun; excitelueld Is ruiiaiiik' luli
over that w ay.
Camp! icll,
i". head for
the hofsel.uy.-r,
California Tue.s-
i Jack
btarted
day. '
I vonr l,roo,l males to J'.ll ert ! ' 'ri'k'oll. They came ley privat
on the West ' v' .v H'o'ii Ivlam itli 1 all
eseiinH 1. 1. lor 1'iinaip caaie oi r
from Klamath falls la-t lhuisdav,
and ts conduct ink' ouarterly meet ink's
Mrs. V. Conn and daughters, 'era ' at Piue Creek in the Lakevjeu .lis
and Velma, who hiiv. h.en Past lor iijii j -t, mid Pai-l.-y in the Paisl.-v dis
year, where the youiik' ladies were in diet.
school, returned to their home at Pais- j . iss ( ieti i" Snel I i in.', who has h-en
ley last Thursday. ;attendink' school in Portland, anivd
I.. P. Conn returned homo Sunday ; ,. tu her parent Mr. and Mis. V.
evening accompanied hy his wit" and I,. Snelliiik', Monday. His no more
son, who. -pent the winter at Oallis
llievcameliy private con-
Morrris1 lint' youiik' Jack,
.Side.
I wili also keep a team and rig to hire.
Letter ;
aw it i
Mr
I' l ip'l
wm fi wm mmM!MWBEm
l,t-
We Wish to Announce to the
I M AN
ELER
That he can be as well accommodated
at the .MAM.'lOTf I LIVERY 5TABLE5 in
Lakcvicw as lie can at any stable in the
5tate. 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.
MERYFORD & DYKEMAN
lV
's
v.
s j s s s . s s s r '
BISSINGER & CO.
Or SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF,.
Kveryhody says th- f.-d is
on the rau-'.'S than tie y ever
1. el OIL' ill !"' years.
J. (v. Willits and Mi-s P .cia Willi!
le't lor Klamath Pa IN Toe-lay, v. !.
I la y v. iil vt-it lor a w hi'..-.
W::,. M. tk.-r and cra'i l lai.
Ve: cie II. -II lel's-ltl .'-elit t . 1
la-t Sunday f-r a L-w days" i-it.
II. 1'. P:i i'li -t, th- 'e-'I :o
in to.', a .'1 a:day. II- I i--u.-h'
eh... p into th- M-.il'-y for shearing.
Th" ! .c:.l land ;! " v. ill . do-"
f-:..t i.r lavs a'. 1 u'eh '.r ("niiinen.
J:i!y ii:-s ; nd c.-lit i'lilim.: till Oct
first.
M i-- P :l,l:i" T. -'I'l :il'-e!l, '.' h-J -1
t'.e . i..!. r at L' n.' Peach, Calit'ol
j - t 1 to Palievi-'.v l.i-t We-li.e-
l-M i:u.:.
y, .1). li, nn.th. r Mr.-. H.
Coiv in. can:.' up from Allnra-,
we. !:, and i.-. vi-it in,' ilh I. r j
dau.'ht.-r. j
'Pit:;..-" Mike Parry -um in lioiuj
Nevi.d-i l:r.-t of the week. Jii.-l wife j
............ :o,i.-.l him and v. ill !i!e. on a i
il. -.-i t el.iim.
P. Mi Donald, the Paisley stockman,
was in I.akeview Monday u a witness
lor J. N. Taylor in making proof on
home-tend.
"Cnelf; " Joe Morrow and W. H.
(,'i.i. ej- came over from Warner Tie s
day oa laud bu.siness.-i. Mrs. Morrow
v. iil Iil..- on a des.-l t claim.
Mr-. Win. Schmidt came down from
Clover Palt Monday. She ni.vh v
eral of their hordes t-trayed away last
lall which they have not heard of.
J-'red McKelidrce has .sold hi.- ranch
in Pish Hole, north of Parue.-i Valley,
t., Pert Papham and Jina moved to
Mi 1 1 ill, v.lx re he- will make his home.
tl. j M. W. Harv.y and Uoy Shirk re
turned from a horse laiyiiik' trip into
the St. ins Mountains country tlr-t of
the We. k. They liroiik'ht hick so hea l
of horses which they wil drive to Cal
i!. rn ia.
,t la-t the v. eatl.er has chanf-d and
siiinmer is h.-i". The k'.oiind is wt
uiel .Tii.-- has a k' I start. Warm
we.-itie-r v. id ma'io- crops now, wte t!a-r
inoi'e rain coin.' or n .t. 'I h r i -
J.-hty ol Ilioi-tllle i:i the (.: 1 . 1 1: 1 t"
in-'.f" a.'ain -I .iron' h.
P. P. pirn-hart, Harry P.aii.-y and
J. M. l'airi-h were appointed a I lai-
-' er- for the estate ol W. II. V. I. i 1 1 . -n . . i .
r j of 1 1..- pi op.-i ty in i-v n. The ap
I prai.-'-r.s lia l a meet in Monday, Un
it ! IMh, and the valuation placed on tie
i, pioperty v.a.s d, o. i ;.
P dl I I avin ' is a rou-jli an d tun.i e-
! voca'. j.,ii a n-1 these part icipnt nn; mu. t
. Pi- ol' slron.; i-ud.ii -ii.ee, hot tin- ii, an
t 1 v.'ho aceo.npaii i'-s a L; il team on one
' "little t lenie, " she has I'l'im II, and
is a handsome yniiiik' lady.
Oremi has I rilliant prospects f . r
lare cu ps in .-very section of the
state, ami u n i v.-r.-nl prosperit y n
prom i -e. to all lod a t ie indo-lrii
The .- irils of Pake louiity farm. -is
and rto.-k men wei.- n.-i.-r more I. uoy
nat.
exclusive lines, mitl tliid that our pat
rons are In every Instance, pleased
with the I rent tneiit uhell them, Our
patr.uume Is Ki'ivvlnkt every day.
The iiii.hI rn. rauiii fealure if
uiir liilxlness I-. thai we inis-t, t lie)
Hiiiue M-.iple at our cnuiitcrn ln.V
niter day.
we hive Hirivell t.i .It 'nerve Ilia
U I vv III and cnndeiice of our pat
rons, mid we lielleve We liuve Kill'-c.s-d.-d.
(lur than's nre In-rcli.v l.-ndered
I ln.se it li. i have f. i Vt. re. I UK vvltht heir
pa I r. Uiilkte. and v e pl'i illllse that I he)'
shall have every Is-lii'lit that We !'
vv Idenvv ake nn-1 In ids nm I pains I aklny;
lain, r can k1' tliein. in I he lutnrt'
. in. lilt I i d "i r laisl ii.'sh.
we will inver nlve up trying In
please and l.elielil V 'HI
we me In daily n-ttlpt "I New
i; h iiiivv. the I. est and latest In
la-lih iiialile st y li s.
W e W 111 lint I.II.V llllV thill"; else.
scemir Quoits and i;et our prlccn
i vvln-n v oil ni. d jiii.v tiling w i irn hy
I vv i.iin n mu I ' hihln li.
Miua M. Nciioii .V i .1.
A hu " au. lii nee of l.nnn i s and
ttook rai-er." attended the imctuik' of
t he I levcloplllt III l.eraoe ll-t Snllir-
diy, many of t hem sin. win a lively
interest in t he l o
-el e.
Pal..- P... t Pe-
( h
,: t
c.
.Ill) '
and
claim. li. W.
lad cam.- as
l et -mil d he e
a- a v, 1 1 ne.-. s
mad" final pr.
.a- dev. n
prov . d up
Piirrov. ai
w it in --, -,.
Ionia lir t
I. r .1. N.
...I on hi 1
I l oin
oil hi -
I 1. ii.
Mr. r
ot thl-
d'... l-r
one- t.-i
1 n::l.
PASTUR.
I i ip spi: -
ireoll, I I. lit
aci i -.
I mill in
to. '
of "
h . i ncie-. .in
water, 1 ,
ran
I.
PI',
II
.1
Inir
ted to
I is lor-
t-.CUIslOIS Is ,-Ul-J'
hard.-hii.s eoually ns ,-.-vi re ar
tunat a to k'et- home ali v (-.
John Simmon.-; has re.-im-d his
position as I aikeeper at Hotel Pake
view and le!t lor his home at Paisley.
Mr. Simmons will move his lamily
i mar
I a i . .: . , " ' 1 ' 1
l.e ci.llivaled,
I am, en i nl ,
!'J miles wire leucine. S.-ld v. it !i or
w it hout cat 1 1". I '..r I in I In r pai I icu -lars
i.-epiire of ( '. A. li'iatin, 'l.-r-rill,
h eoii. 1 1
( 'la fence 1 'rice, tin- p i oi i- t , and
Mi Pull, who went to Pai- ley to t.d.e
in the hall p. one, had a very i.npl.-a-ant
experience on their v. ay home.
Tin y came l,y way of Orokoed ('reek
and when they .-lopped to till their
lunch, Mr. Price unhitched the hor-e
to feed it, and it l.roke lou.-e and ran
away. Tiny walked down the moun
tain t'l I he PoVl e s place and I ill 10 I
no one at home so turned hack and
1 1 . t v i 1 li ;t l
iv i;isinu
line Ik'I'I Dim I h
1 it t ii ri"--. t i ' 1 It ii
tin- V. M .
-, .-1 1 1 i 1 1 : i v
;p. ii H i ll.'l 1 y
' In ', W I'.U'll
to the ' ranch ia liuvver Chewauean,
wht re they have ticeepted a posit ion i w,.,, to t ha sawmill, where they stay
in the culinary department. , ,.il (i next day.
I have a lint: younu Jat'k which 1
am standiiik,' at, c -S-k for inniiraucit.
Mfires from a distance ran he left in
(.'ood pasture at the Olivtr ranch and
will l.n attended to promptly. Por
particulars call on ine on the Vcht
Side tir address at I.akeview', Oregon.
Klhert MorriH. tf
I will ii ii tiji !nr row i;is
I r.iv J iiii- lii't , ;i t
$2 VM MONTH
Sli i' li -L ; 1 1 1 v i ; t i o 1 1 :;iwit
.'ill Mod; k II ill l.iy v k.U'.'M'.
I will Hot la' I i j iols.il ic lop
Inr.'K-liy sto.k lli.'it L'ri mil
ol' 1 1 if i ;i tu iv, but will do
wh.'i t I inn to t tlu'tu li.'K'k.
I Ioivs brought up oini. a
wt-fk, if ik siivil.
T. IJ. MI:TZKI:R.
i i :i ; : t-iioir.-'- m i-.a.n-"
of catikim-n ap.d hliceiniien of Lake
for tk
will kuy h'.'f hides, horse liides,
Ikhsc hair, etc., at San 1'ranciseo
.S II-,.-,. .-".(
iifcommodation
is countv, whefe tne
?s pelts of all hint
prices, freight deducted.
Warehouse located in The Red ,'utchcrshop ,'uiltl-
ing, near the Mammoth Livery Stables.
J.'p. Duckworth of the North Lakeview Feed Yard
I is their Special Agent, with instructions to pay the
g prices stated above, IN CASH.
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.PIZLTS AND 11II)I:S..
IJOUQHT
l'ho L.'ikeview Mercantile
... r 1 1 :
Lo, Will liav, lot" Hides m
irst-class condition,
P.ecf Hides 1 C per U
Sheep Pelts He per lb
Call and see us
selling elsewhere.
befor
re
3
4
i The Doctor
always
sure that
l : ...
g scriptions
are filled
rigt at t
n Thornton s
low modest
in other dixit
v n nteip (lent I -1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 or Pntly vv ith
lSn reference, tti travel l,y rail or
with risC, for a linn of if T,ii,0' a .oo cap-
Itnl. Salary f Pir.'.O'J per year nml
expenses; Hillary paid vveeuiy aim e.
peiisi-H advanced. AtldreMS, vvllh
Ktalllp, .His, A. Alexamler, I.eKev lew,
Oregon. May-:'. t'.inos.
Mr. Poux and family, who came
from Madru.4, in Crook county, thin
hpriii' ami htopped at Paisley, came
to Lakeview Tuesday on their way to
Pine Creek, where Mr. Loux will iih
hiht K. C. Ktiekcl on the hriek huild-
intf he is to erect nt that place.
George Stiid.tl accompanied them and
will work with his father thii Hum
intr. When Lakeview mtn it.rii lf to have it
Kood celehrntion, money, enerey tu
Diinh it ulonif niul tho Piu crowd to
enjoy it aro the' ohhlach-H 'iisieht. to
overcome. Ja Ichu than three dnyw
from tho llrbt iiiinoiinceinent of actio-
Xo matter
your demands
rections, vou w
Till; liUSTPI-RI IXT
MI;1)ICINI:5.
What is the use of having
a good Iloctorif vou have'nt
a good mnKKiisT?
AT THORNTON'S lYcsh
Medicines, Ivxact Skill and
Perfect Care i nter every Prescription.
A. L. Thorn- M
ton is the (j
only gradu- y
ate Pharma
cist in Lake m
County. Al- W
Ways on 7
hand- 4
A. L. THORNTON & CO.
Successor to
LEE BEALL
CASH PAID FOR ALL HIDES.
i .1.;.. 4- I. i. .... I Jcx
3l under way'Xr od 1 7il7S2