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NEW YEARS
GREETINGS
From the "Cash Store
with a "Money Back
Guarantee.
9
1907
To our many friends ami Customers
we extend our best wishes tor a Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
11)07 will find us better equipped to
serve rou. Larger Stocks, Hivjer var
iety, Best Goods and Lowest Prices.
The steady increase of our tiade
during 1906 has proved to us that you
have Confidence in our ability to serve
you right. This confidence will not be
betrayed. We appreciate your busi
ness enough to try to give you the
kind of services that will keep you a
customer.
ry
i Lakeview And Vicinity ; "i,',M lrom v-v"ll,-v ' "
I J cant lie Co., before buying elsewhere
lufeli lunch i inc l.n'tt't) s'l j -Alt1 bihI I'lu-di. 1 18 tr.
"on " Y. Ij, Siiclling has some rock from
Hutcli lunch in I'.lvHi'r.v S.i- j the Fine Creek mint's taken out nf
l""'. if the Fern last week. Unit shows high
Millinery goods at fust nt Mrs. values in fro" gold. Lake county's
fcHfl- irtfOf jo -W.K- ,'. 4 . h J f !',, v.fj
Arthur's. 1
A. 1. Picks Is nt Morrill for
1 months.
F.li Kcstauraut. First class meuls
at all hours. tf.
Try J. II. Cutter whiskey, nt llottl
Lakeview Bar. 'JTtf
i mines are io'II in;; better nil tho time,
three j hii I it is hoped ly Spring every mine
j will lc ready to begin paying dividend
Henry B.iberts was over from the
7T lanch last week.
Fresh candy nt tht Sodu Works;
Oranges and Walnuts.
See tho calender for January in The
Examiner this week.
A number of private Christinas trees
were liail Monthly eveuiug.
For tln best to bo hal lu tho liquor
lino, go to l'ost and Kings, tf
Pout overlook tho III Kestnurant
when you want a good meal, tf I
Trv some of those Pop Corn Cukes I
at tho Soda Works they are tine. 1 i
I I
I Ueorco llatcholdcr uihl wife, were iu j
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IIl'lll ill,- Itttl,' tutting luv I'lib ,,,-vt,.
II. M. Kroui'iiuntter mitl Mr. Knol
lor, oT Mosinoo, Wisconsin nrrivotl lu
Litkox iow hist wook to make proo! on
tinder lauils. They subscribed for
Tho Examiner iu oi'ilor to keep posted
on what is ginn on in lake county,
and returned homo.
Fugt no Hui ko w rites The Fxnmincr
from Anaheim, where he is iu the em
ploy of the Southern l'ncifie Co., that
ho has left San Francisco, and says
that ho was hurt while there, lie
iloes not say when he is coming back
to (loose lake to start the steam boat.
John Poaey, brother of lr. J. S.
j Dewey tif Lakeview, w ho has liooii in
the employ of the Me Cloud railroad,
whs recently kincti near ;sissou lu a
railroad accident.
Have your eyes titled with glasses
ty M. L. Whorton. His success in
tho past assuies satisfaction. Purine
the bad weather ho can lie found at
his residence in North Lakeview.
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V ' ,: , ' t iff i. Vf"l " ' ' V f 1 ' W- 1' ' - : ' ' ' ' ' A
A. M. Smith brought a load of
Christmas turkeys to town la.st week.
L. H. Yaden was over from I'ly lust ! Prices very low.
week ami made Until proof on hU home , .... illt,.v lv(lV ..,. ..,
i to Warner canyon with the clothiiik
J. C. Podson w as over from War- nd provisions ilomiled to the fmllv
OF SAN FRANGISCO. CALIF.,
Have established a warehouse in Lakeview for the
accommodation of cattlemen and sheepmen of Lake
count', where they will buy beef hid ?s, horse hides,
pelts of all kinds, horse hair, etc.. af San "rsKcis: ;
prices, freight deducted.
AYareh ouse located in the J. P. Duckworth juiid-
s
XYli
near the Planing Mill.
a. P. DUCKWORTH, Special Agent.
CASH PAID FOR ALL HIDES.
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stead.
uer a lew days last weoK. livitif? up there, who are. in almost
Misess Ida and Kva Howard were destitute circuinstiiiices, un account
iu town from Drews Vulley to speud of the illness ol the husband and tilth-
Christmas. er of the family. They enme, here
Erne Mat hes and Ooo, Ilooue came from Harney valley tmly a few weeks
over from the MC ruuch iu Waruur to "KS -earcely any ttno knew of
spend Christmas. their condition nut tl they were out of
. - , pro-isions. Tho family were happily
W. J. .Vchee epent a few days iu 1 . , , , J . . ,
t .i i t i -i surprised at the interest taken lu th or
town Hrst of the week from the i0 ' ...
. . ., welfare liy htraiiKors, and caid they
ranch in Drews valley. , , ... . .
had never met better people, t hail those
All parties indebted to me will please , oj Lakeviw
call aud settlo with C. L'nibach. I ,,. ., ,. ...
w i ii i C has. K Moore , writing from Oak
J. NNendell.l1 1. ' , ,.,
land Calif, says after calling attention
(Jeore Down and wife were down U) (,)e t.h(.ck ,.,.,,,,.,,. ..xv ,.ujy
from Paisley this week spouditiK J ri.u,nK tho paper, as it is like a letter
Christmas. , froln )orm, Wo are living iu Oakland
Tho dances K'iveu Tuesday nik'tit j at present, and i'ke it voiy well, and
were very enjoyable affairs, and were i have met so many tloose Lake people
attended by lare crowds. I that it hardly seems like beiutf amoiiK
strangers. Are having Home rain ami
cool weathei. "Grandpa and Grand
ma" Bernard surprised us with a
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"S4J&5120 Of
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Iri ini CiHiri of i he
of Talking Machine Kecords Si Victor
Machines at Ahlstrom liios. 12-7
Going to the mines? Supplies of all
sorts at the Waruer Valley Mercantile
Co.. stores Adel and Plusn 3S tf. !
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Roy J. Peck aud wife, of Hullalo, j
Wyoming, spent a few days at Hotel j
Lakeview during the past week. j
J. M. Ilaadley came over from Adel j
lust week, having used up al- the lum
ber on the'grouud where he ftaswork-l
in.
A load of delayed mail aud express i
packages was brought up from the !
railroad, arriving here Sunday even
ing.
short visit, also Johnny Duckworth,
who is stopping with us yet, and Fur
num aud Lillie Harris live within one
block of us, so we have good company.
With kind regards to all iiepiiring
friends, I am etc. "
Suit tit b H ii Ii i-o
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Thomas-Newall.
L. G. Thomas provided himself w ith
a delicate document from the clerk's
j ofllcej Monday morning, aud climed iu
a buggy with a seat wide enough for
two, olid, started west Fortune and
I passable roads favoring him, he would
probably land at the home of Geo. II.
I Newell, in Drews valley. No less than
China Kli has mirrhasftd th resfmir ! two dozen friends of Mr. Thomas
ant and took charge last night. Kli
desires all his old patrons to give him
a call. It
Last Thursday was the shortest day
iu the year, since then, the days have
een gettiu loajr, a miuiitj or t.vo
a day.
and Miss Kthal Newell, who received
invitations to be present at a very im
portant function to take place on
Chtistmas day, know the import of
Mr, Thomas' action, liesides these
two dozen friends, thero are a number
of others who have nut been deceived
all this time.
m The Doctor
H is always
K .3 rum tlint
auiG tiiai
his pre
scriptions
are filed
M Thornton's
Xo matter how modest
your demands in other di
rections, 3'ou want
THE BEST PERFECT
MEDICINES.
What is the use of having
a good Doctorif vouhave'nt
a good DRUGGIST?
AT THORNTON'S Fresh
Medicines, Exact Skill and
Perfect Care enter every Prescription.
A. L. Thorn- W
ton is the (
only eradu- fej
ate Pnarma gj
cist in Lake U
County. Al- W
nays cn
hard-
John Lamerian7 Mi'piel, FJgart, The ceremony, we underhtainl, was
Bernard Folke and Newell Hall reg- formed at the Newell Lome. The
istered at Hotel Lakeview last week ' many friends of the bride and groom
from Burns. will bo delighted to learu of this
rp. ... , . .. ,. ! happy union. Ilev. Armstrong per-
The manufacturers of J. II. Cutter . ,
... . .. , . . T , . I formed the ceremony.
whiskey have supplied Hotel Lakeview Jl
bar w ith a lino of their goods. Best j Union School Report.
on the market. tf. ! Import of Union School Dint. No. .1,
Post and King are now receiving , f('r tho flrst tuolMl
their winter Ktoek r.f liMiw.rs.'tliB b,.a.! Number enrolled, boys in, girls 0.
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line of "wot" goods ever put over a j
bar in Lakeview.
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A. L. THORNTON & CO.
fj Successor to Jj
LEE BE ALE
.PELTS AND HIDES..
BOUGHT
The Lakeview Mercantile
Co. will pay, for hides in
first-class condition,
Beef Hides 17c per lb
Sheep Pelts 14-c per lb
Call and see us before
gelling elsewhere.
STAND FIRM
"When you buy an
OILED SUIT
or SLICKER
demadid
It) the easiest and
only way to get
tne best
Sold everywhere
Mrs. L M Woodcock, who was re
ported seriously ill last week, is much
bi tter, and hopes are entertained for
her speedy recovery.
Otto It.-nfrnw was up from Summer
Lake Tuesday. He has been working tn
the telephone line between here and
I'aisley. Silver Lake Oregonian.
J. F. Bevil passed through Luke
view last week on his return from
Klamath Falls' where he went a couple
of months ugo, on his way to I'aisley. !
A letter from Mr, C. K. Sherlock
informs us that the family have ar
..4 ti.. : ,!.. , 1 .. :n
iiioj ut Liii:tt uuniiiiuiiuu, uiiu tit
spend the winter at Long Beach, !
California. J
N. Fine writes from Orange
street Sacramento, that they cannot
get along without The Examiner, aud
asks to have it sent to them to that
d dress.
Wo are in receipt of a letter from
Kliner Harvey, who loft here u few
months ago with his family to spend
the winter in California. They have
located ut Lodi.
Mrs. Kitty HuUt; daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. H. L. Sbargur, is expected to
arrive in Alturas iu a few day on a visit.
Alturas I'laindealer. (Mrs. Hulso was
formerly resident'of Lakeview)
Henry E. Aukeny well known
throughout the state, died at Portland
December 22. M, Ankeny has been
largely interested in property in .Kla
math county, and was part owner iu
the Aukeuy-llouly canal in Klamath
county.
i " days attendance 'Si'i.
i " " absence 2U.
j " times tardy 4.
; Holidays 1.
j Visitors,
' Boll of Honor: Ira Bolton, (Iraco
' McCrary, Bobbie Snider, James Young
ItJrace Oliver, Fail Carriker.
I We invite parents and friends to
I visit our school. Though our school
I is small iu numbers, we fetd as great
I an interest iu education as any.
I C. K. Oliver.
i HPIU
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1 lea'tlif ul cream of tartar, derived solely
from grapes, refined to absolute purity,
is the aclive principle of every pound
of Royal Baking PowcVr.
Hence it is that Royal Baking
Powder renders the food remarkable
both for its fine flavor and heaUhfulness.
No alum, no phosphate
which are the principal ele
ments of theso-called cheap
baking powders and which
are derived from bones,
rock and sulphuric acid.
OVAl tAKINS KWDIR CO., NEW VOtlft
(or t he t 'iiiiii I v in l..i ic
Kuli. Harvey tind
Dick J. Vlln, iinI
F.Xi-c uiiil'M ill the
FnIuIc nt llil.im
llurvev I leceitHeil
1'JtlllltlffH.
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.1. S l leld. Julia
Field. OUIe Chun.
tiler, tietil'ge Iv
( lllllnlIlT tl II I All
tlrew b t'nilell.
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To J. S. Field. Julia F el l and All-
tlrew Mct'alleii, the above named de
fendants IN THE NAMK OF THK
STATE OF OKKOON : You and each
of you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint tiled auaiiiht
you in the above entitled court and
cause on or before t he IHhI day of Jan
uary, I'.K'V, naid date being the htht
day ol the time prescribed iu the
order for publication ol summons
made herein, aud if you fail so to ap
pear or answer, for want thereof, tho
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief 'rayed for in said com
plaint, which is: That the plaintiffs
take a decree against you, the defend
ants, J. S. Field and Julia Field,
foreclosing a mortgage on real proper
ty, executed by you on 1 )eceuiber lid,
1!", in favor of plaintilf 's ti-Htator,
William Harvey ;to recover tho money
dun and owing on said mortgage, to
wit: The sum of Nine Hundred and
Thirty four dollars mid seventeen
cents, together w ith interest thereon
at the late of ten per cent, per annum
from June 'i'lth, 1!KCJ, and attor
ney's fees ami costs of suit; for au
order or sale of the lands ami premises
retained and existing hm Hccurity in
t-u id mortgage, and tie Ki-rihed as fol
lows, to-wit. : Commencing at the
South east corner of Block "O", in
the Went Addition to the Town ot
Lnkciew, in Iake County, Mate of
Oregon, according to the plat thereof,
tiled iu the ottice of the County Clerk
of the County and State aforesaid, tin
the Until tlay of July, 1H7S; Thence
running North along the Eastern
Bonn buy line of saiil Block "O, "One
1 i N inl it'll aud Seventy-three feet;
thi'iic'i at right angles running West
One Hundred aud Forty feet; thence
at right angles running North
One Hundred and two feet; thence at
right angles running West One Bun
dled undForty feet, to the Went bound
ary line of Block "N", in said Yct.t
Addition ; thence South along the
West boundary lines of said Blocks
"Valid "()", Two Hundred and
Seventy-live feet to the South-west
corner of said Block"!);" thence East
along the South boundary line of said
Block "O" Two Hundred and
Eighty feet, to tho place of begin
ning. Also that a certain deed executed by
you, the saiil J. S. Field, on April III,
IH'M, to the above named defendant,
Ottie Chandler, conveying to hurt ho
lunds above described, be, by decree
of the court, adjudged void lib against'
the said mortgage, mid that all of tho
defendants be barred and foreclosed
ot all right, claim or equity of redem
tion in or to the said promises.
This summons is served upon you
by publication by order of tho Hon
orable II. L . Benson. Judge of tho
above named Court, which order is
dated tho loth day of December, VMM,
and the date of tho llrst publication
of the summons is the -01 h day of
December, lOlXJ.
W. A. W1LSH1HE,,
Attorney for l'lalutllls.
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'I'l l' 1 1 e I miM'i nmiiil weiilliff
ii M;it i. it, t , c F x a ii , I nt r lllhre.
' - i l ot I i" t li.tiigi-d em 1 1 wei k, and It
i -i-.i ,1'ik rtili lo keep a eatly record
,ti inT fonditiiiiiM (or Intiire reter
i ii', rul out (lie report itlont: the blink
1 ii d pn-tt it in a Ki'iup 1 k mm
" unci nliiithet. Thix leuld hi, I be
I i sen mi Tuesdit" to t ii, I i hi h week mid
bewm mi U filneidjy lor the next week
inVeriitlielit Weather ItureNll Nl
tluii Hi I.HkrView , Oregon,
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Timber I nJ Notice.
l ulled MutfM l.nnd Olliee, Lnke
View. Oregiill, lec, 10, I'.MM',.
Notice is hereby given that III coin
pllunee with the provisions of the
net of Congress of June It, 1S" en
titled, "An net. for the sale of thills
bind In t he States of C'nllfornln, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory," iim ex tended tonllth" 1'ubllc
l.nnd States by ai t of August 1. 1V.IL',
Harry W. Crawford, of Klamath
Falls, county of Klamath, State of
Oregon, has 11 led in this olliee bis
sworn statement No. :i:ios for tho
purchase of t he N WJ of Sect Ion No. 10
In Township No. Il.'i S., Itange No. 17
i:., W. M, t ml will offer proof to
show that the laud Nought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for Hgiicull ural purposes, and to on
tiibllHh his claim to said laud beloro
County Clerk of Klamath Co., ut his
otliclal place of business nt Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday, the fith
(1 i.v of March, l!H)7.
Flunk Johnson, Lynn I. owe, lb W.
Bussell and Jesse Cravens, all of
Klaiuath Falls, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming;
adversely the above-described land
lire icq nested to tile their claims lu
this orflce on or before said fit h day
of March, 11)07.
N. Watson lteglstcr.
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BUSINESS COLLtGr:
WASH. C TINTM . 6TS.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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