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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1907)
i We Are Going To Move i Wc will move shortly into our New Brick Building, on the Corner of Water and Bear Sts. directly south of the Hotel Lakeview. In anticipation of our moving we are offering special inducements to close out our entire line of Summer Dress Goods, Ladies, Misses and childrens Oxfords, Ladies waists. Mens Summer clothing Etc. Etc. Profit will not be taken into considera tion. We want to close out these lines of goods rather than move them into our New Building. If you are looking for real bargains do not fail to come here be fore the goods are disposed of. LakevlewAnd Vicinity O. W. Howard U over from lUy. Mining Supplies at Lakeview, Merc. Co. It Long Kit! (Hove at Lakeview Mero. Co. 1 Dutch lunch nt the Hrewery S. loon. tf Pet F.mpiist cnuie to town lat week. hutch lunch nt the Brewery Su loon. tf (So to Mrs. II. A. JotiM for cauli flower. 2t hutch lunch nt the Hrewery sa loon, tf New clothing for men at Ahlstrnui Itw. 1 J. W. Hardisty wax in towu first of the week. F. P. Lane came over from Plush this week. NoIhd Curry wart over from Plush last week. Kli Restaurant. Firwt clans meals at all hour. tf Joliu Stindt, the cruiser, is over from Honanza. C. C. Pratt was up fromjthe ranch last Saturday. ! H. Leavitt'a family have gone out to his forea guard ramp on Little Che wauenn for a month' camping nut. Kev. C. I. Hallo? 'a daughter haa arrivetl here. The rent of Mr Pulley 'a family will probably come on later. ho not overlook Special Kale of Ladle Shirt Waists ami Hummer dren (loods at Lakeview Mero. Co. 1 Ladiea', Misses and Children 'a Ox ford and Saudal at reduced price to close out at Hieher'a Caah Store, x J. X. Wataou'e new houe la well under way and will l e occupied by l'rof. Scott Leavltt during the whiter. Mr. J. I.. Arrowood, assistant man ager of the Co op store at A Ultras, and hi wiTe, spent Tuesday In Iakt vie. The lakevicw Lund A Lumlier Co. are prepared to till nil ordera for lum lier promptly. Send In your order. :u l.M. 1 am agent for the Sacramento Roo, the Ust daily paper on the Coast. Win. Wallace, at the Furniture Store. :w-tf. The Mercantile Co. are giving the lt-t values in Ladies Shirt Waist and Siiui.iier Go :d ever seeti In Lakeview. 1 Carriker and Nelson started up their mm r, rdV T5 if- RCTctPwrRfl W. A. Wilshire was down from the new header last week aod the way mill yesterday. i they are cutting the golden Krain Screen doors of all size at Itailey Opened this Week. First Door South of Ahlstrom's Harness Shop on Main Street. Give us a trial and we will treat you right. Our table will be sup plied with the best of ever- thingthe market affords at right prices. . . -i- . . - - .... - ,i,n Mrs. J. S. Branch, Proprietor. NEW CREEK, ORE. Under Entirely New Hanagement Having recently pui'duisc-il the hotel from Mr. McDonald, I earnestly solicit a share of public patronage. My ."irn -hall he to please. QE0RG1A STICKEL, Proprietor. aTdLlrSJBTsJB?KJaVv wgni ifi tl j h.st in IilJSfNi'-SS COLKUr.I-S REST 'rilAlNIMi; IiKXT POSITIONS Kiiiollnicnt, (in year , SI.; (minis. (jfuduuUB lire nil ciu- l(iycd. V'Vv-l j.laee y" n ohii ion when compel. 'lit SKNJj FOR CATA1.O01 F. iPORTLAND, OKKOON aud Maasiuuills. 1 T. H. Vernon whs up town from his faini last Saturday. Jim Furgesou the fruit peddler was in towu Saturday. Ladies' Summer Waists at Cost at Hieber's C'anh Store. x Frank Howard was in from Drews valley last Saturday. llawley Hull is quite sick at his home on Sla.h street. S. T. Colvin was in towu last Sat urday from the raurh. Cheap lots for actual borne builders in Watsou's Addition. 'S2tt. Chaa. Umbach came in from the camp Tuesday morniu. K. S. Morris was in towu from the West Side last Saturday. Mrs. Harriet 'ultera has returned from a weeks viist with N. K. Ca Id er wood was over fram Warner flrst of the week. J. S. Fuller returned Tuesday from an e.xteuded trip to Reno. Pat Murphy, the Summer Luke sheepman, is in Lakeview. S. Dixon and J. L. Morrow were over from Warner last week. E. Keller, the Pine Creek Dour mill man was up town last Saturday. T. K. lieruard and family are out to Deep creek Ashing and hunting. Tom Mulkey, the sheepman, came to town from the rauge Tuesday. Novelties iu mens bats for men and boys at Bailey A MassingilL tf Men's summer suits at reduced prices ht Uieber's Cush Store, x Mi8 Myra Cloud aud Miss Fleming were up from Piue Creek Saturday. (). W .Jacobs and Pete Vogel were i hero from Warner Mrat of the week. O. A. Tucker, the heuttle miner land civil engineer, i iu Lakeview. j Si Henderson's family were down i from Camas prairie fli ts of the week, j ! The new livery barn is taking shape, j ! and will soon be ready for occupancy. i A. (. Duhme, tbe Fandango saw mill man came np from there Tues day. Harry Iiolrts has purchased the interest of F. P. Lane in the Plush saloon. New Line of Ladies' Suitings for fall aud winter received at IJieber'a Cah Store. x Hotel lakeview had the first mess of roasting ears thid mason, Tuesday for dinner. Mrs. I). ('. ScLniiuck i-pent a few i flays at the Umbauu camp on Ctitton I wood last week. ' The family of J. T. Met.ker have j returned from a Buccbssfut Hahing i trip on Camas cree k. W. L. Thompson has moved into his newly-furnished ottlces in tlieltauk of Laketiew luildiug. J. C. Kuteuic, a Klinuath Falls ht torney, was in Lakeview a few days lant week on buHinfj.is. Wm. Mtimpflg came down from Camas yesterday. He haa been some what under the weather. The best smoke for h nlc.kle, "Ad ams' Ciildnct" Cigars; Six for a quar ter at llieber's Cash Store. x M ihs Hall and MIhb Pearl Diebeit are out camping on Cottonwood, with the family of Judge Wilshire. 'I hero is a Kcari ity of dwelling hou-.es iu Lakeview that irf mucli Tell by thor.0 desiring to locate here. (icorge Johnson, assistant cashier of the Hank of Lakeview, has been camping out at Little Chewaucau. 'Mrs. J. J. Freeman, aud Mrs. M. J. Kowantree, of Parsons, Kansas, are registered at Hotel Lakeview. The new addition to the public school building is in coutho of con struction, making the ixth room. down is not alow. Presiding Killer "unlap,. will hold the Fourth (Quarterly Conference of Ue M. K. Churcli on Thursday even ing at the Chin i'Ii. J. Aviragnete and little daughter Helen, Imve returned from cuuiping in Hig valley. Mr. Aviragnete is gieat ly improved iu health. W. L. Thompson went to Illy Tues- 'day to meet his wife on her way to lakeview where Mr. Thompson haa locafod permanently,. J. H Tanuihill the carpentsr came iu from the nest Side Tuesday where he has beu doing some carpenter work for ,1 C. Oilver. ' When yoi clean house lemtmher I that we ar. headquarters tor la.e cur ! tains price, from 85 cents to 7.l' per pair. I!uiy A .Massiugill. tl C. II. McKeudree has e.gaged carpenters to remove the old Sclimiuck warehousa and build for him a roomy barn on hi. resilience propery. Joe Ambrose was in tou from the West Side last Saturday, and left a tine sample of w heat rained on dry ground ail The K.xaminer ntflim. Kd Hartog was up frofli Willow Ranch Iai4 Saturday atteuiliug to business He informed us that they have a new baby girl at their bouse. The Chicago Projecting Company will give' a moving picture sImw iu the Odd Fellows Hall to night .Thurs day) Aug, Zl. Admission oO and '25 cents. Mrs. H. A. Jones has some of the finest cauliflower we have ewer seen or tasted. We wish to thank her for the sample she presented to this oflke. Ed Kond imd wife were m Iako view a few days lnrt week froai their ranch in North Warner, after sup pliea. They started home Sunday i morning. John Henderson, the freighter, ar rived' from the railroad last Saturday with a load of freight and started back to the railroad Monday with a iod' of Wrfl). C. M. Taylor, the State Line fruit' grower, was up town histi Saturday. Mr" Taylor says there : quite a bit of prospecting for gold on the mountain above his place. A bll game was played in lakeview last Sunday between th Ikeviw aud New Pine Creek teams, resulting in victory for the homo team. The score was 25 to 3. Of thoee who took. texdiera' exam ination last week, lrof. Raymond. nd Mrs. Lura Cloud, for first graJe certificates, and Miss Uailey, for third grade, passed. We learn that Mrs. Anna Neilon. has leased the south room of the I Lienor brick building, and will open up idreea making parlors there some time about the first of October. Harry liailey will turn over his old home to the carpenters next week When reconstructed it will bo a mod ern home of 11 rooms and will have all modern conveniences. (jnorgo Uatc.Lelder has purchased the nrouerty occupied by John Avir agnete as a tailor hop, south of T. K. Uoriiards' ntore. Mr. Aviragnete is looking for another locution. Mrs. Vu C. Ahlstrom, whilo out camping with C. Umhaoh'a family had a sliiiht attack of append icitis. She was brought back to town last Thurs day, and is now much improved. For Sale: Lurgo iron sheep dip boiler, holds W mi gallons. FHco 850. Also 40 head of Lufollett bucks at $7 per head. 31 1m S. T. Colvin. A" 4 5t .-'.if. AM i 4 . K Uii - v I'M.. 7i IIYI'ATIA IMS PAINTING av A . -f I r T "vffjAVw te' 1 w Ffy j' r t "j .... ,SXt 1I la "15 13T lS 1(1 Vf 18 io a() aT 23 2 8s I' WKtKLlf WI;ATMI; KlOKT. Below we give report of th weslhi'i i as recorded hv llie ( ioveriiinei: J weather bureau iitatMHi a' The Fxaminr Otiire. This rexrt is chnngml em h week, and it our reader rmh to keep a yearly rwrd of weather conditions for future relet -enre, cut out the rert along t e black ' line and paeta it iu a scrap hook our : week after aaxMher. This reorrtJ wiil r.Hiit'i taken on Toemla- to end each weak and H liegin on Wednesday lor the iient week ! - - - (ioveniMnt Wither l!nru Sta- '"Jj1 tion at I.akevrew, Orevon, i Iu. h. C, O. lt?t, Oiowrative 06erver. Win k cliiMnu l'uesil,.v. Auu. JO, !Nl7 inar miu. i.AlKitl Will t It ii r fml'v! s7 Ml 7s N,'i !M ii M to M "l ko fr.iMi n no n no ".no U.IHI O.IHI .f M lull t foo I ' i Ml ; no I IKI I OO I I INI I'liat. r 9 Plush MINING Aclel T SUPPLIES 6. Everything Carried in Stock for the Miner at both our Stores. Boots and Shoes for Miners, IJucca roos, Sheepmen and Ranchmen. OKOVnS AND OVERALLS- R)R ALL. Groceries, Flour and Grain. All kinds of Canned Goods. Hardware & riming Tools. n -r" 5T25 Warner Valley Mercantile Co Adel FTusTT 6 9 BEEF, VIUTTON. PORK, SAUSAGE, E'IC., ALWAV8 ON HANI) AT TMH ..Lakeview Meat Market.. JOHN WKNDKLL, i'roprletor AT PKE5KNT LOCATIiU n BUILDINQ NORTH OF M0TI3L LAKEViuW A notice of dissolul ion of copartner hhip between Aiinit M. Neiion aud Dauiel lioonc, appeura iu this issue. The same business will be continued, aud conducted under the firm name of Mirth Jiooue & Co. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. 44 PROFESSORS 3 INSTRUCTORS ( OLLKOF. OF LlliKUAL ARTS COI'RSKS Classical . . A. It Literary . . It. L Scientific. . . It S. Philimophleul . Ph. It. Tho College of Liberal Aria main, tain the following; hcIiuuIh: Tho College of Oratory, O. It. ThoTcacheiH" College, it. M. Tho Noruiiil Sclutiil, Diploma. Tho Ort'Kou instltuto or the Acudciiiy . Diploma. The School of Commerce, Diploma. AITILIATF.D COLLF.dF.S Collcgi' of Medicine, . M. D, College of Law, . . LL. 11. College of Theology, . 11. D. College of Music, , . It. M. The Afllllalcd Collegen arc finan cially Indlpeiidcnt of Ihc College of Lllieral Alls. The School of Art, Ccrllllcale. Tho School of Art Ih also finan cially Independent of the Coilcgo of LI crnl arts. For Catalogue uddrenn PKUSIDUNT JOHN II. COLICMAN, Salem, Oregon