LakevlewAnd Vicinity
The man who can sell the merchandise that
people want for less money than anybody else
is the man who gets the bulk of the trade.
For proof of this I point to the constantly in
creasing business I am doing.
I want to call your attention to my general
collection of merchandise for the Fall and
Winter season 1907.
I desire to lay particular stress on the fact
that I offer none but the most desirable goods
to be had. They are the products of the best
manufactures in the land and none better can
be bought at any price.
School Supplies of all kinds are sold
here.
she lee MWEiL
NEW FINE CREEK, ORE
Under Entirely New Hanagement
Having recently purchased the hotel from
Mr. McDonald, I earnest' solicit a share of
public patronage. My aim shall be to please.
GEORGIA STICKEL, Proprietor.
THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE
ELKS BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON
CONSTANTLY GROWING
1M)2-1003 2SG pupils 1005-1900 CS1 pupil
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1904-1905 AKi " Estimated 1907-1908 1000
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TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON
A. P. ARMSTRONG, Ll B , PRINCIPAL
Educates for success in a Bliort time and at small expense, and sends each stu
stent to a position as soou as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for
thorough, work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in.
steuction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
tuueher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand ;
tmuf, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free
Write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper la Portland.
I am agent for the Sacramento Gee,
the best daily paper on th Coast.
Wm. Wallace, at the Furniture- Store.
33-tf.
Ladies should read oar ad. in this
issue of The Examiner. Tb state
ments made in it are facts and can be
substantiated. Mirth boon & Co.
Don't forget the Band Concert at
tbe Opera House Oct. 4th, The best
Lakoview can produce in th musio
line will be banded out. 37-3
Tbe Likevievr Brass Baud, assisted
by C. C. Friee, the pianist, will give
a concert in tbe Opera House on the
evening of October 4th. Price of ad
mission 50 cents. 373
STRAYED. Came to my ranrn
known as the Fish Hole raucb, a small
sorrel horse branded crown J, on left
shoulder. Inqiurers address (J. Lb
HolLrook, Lakeview, Ort. 30 4
L. ilolbronk gave a dance at the
Drews valley school bouse last Friday
night, which was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed by all.
Oscar Voeal and Mrs. Vogal and
daughter, of Warner, were registered
at Hotel Lakeview this week. Tbey
retuned home Monday.
V. Conn left for his Paisley home
Monday, after spending several days
in Lakeview. He visited tbe Windy
Hollow mines while here.
E. A. Priday and wife were here
from Adel last week, having come
over from Lake City, where Mrs
Priday bad been visiting.
Lots in Watsons' Addition to Lake
view are going like hot cakes. Buy
quick and get a choice lot. tf.
Duke Bennett was over from War
ner Lake last week. He says they bad
a time putting up their bay this year
on account of scarcity of help.
B. Reins and Son,
SanF rancisco, Cal.,
Sept. C, 1907.
Messrs Mirth Boone and Co.
Lakeview, Oregon,
Gentlemen :
We ship you today
an assortment of excellent Dress
Goods. You could not have bought
better, and your patrons will be
pleased with every number. Tbey are
the very best of popular priced mer
chandise. Wishing you much prosperity and
success, which we feel sure must at
tend you, we beg to remain,
Very Truly Yours,
38 tf B. Relss and Son.
WEEKLY WEATHER KEPOKT.
Below we five a report of the wsatbrt
MIdIdic Supplle at Laksvlsw, Mere i'!",llhy ihV70,TrnnTt
UO. 11 Thla Mttnrl la ritAn.l unK wl II
Dutch lunch at 4h Rrewrry Ha. i TJ!!:'.'! mhA kw? fwlrmwrd
i ' ww,"'r conditions lor future rfsr
loun- " I nco, cut out the report along the black
Dutch lunch at th Brewery 8a ill"- ! P" H in a scrap book on
loon ; wwk after another. This word will be
taken on Tusds to end each week slid
Dutch lunch at the Brvwery sa-: begin on Wednesday for the neit week
uuirruuirui miner liumu ms
tlon at Lakeview, Oregon,
C. O. MmiM, Cooperative Observer.
Pine
Pine
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B. Reynolds, BARGAIN STORE. It
Full Liu Japalao at Ablstrom Bros. 1
New line of Laces at Ablstrom Bros. 1
Try Quaker Wheat Berries at II and
Ms. tf
Frank Loveless was lu town Satur
day. E. L. Baruum was In town last Sat
urday. Elmer McCulley was in towu last
Saturday.
Band Concert October 4. Admis
sion B0 cents. 37-3
New Hats, and Caps, just lu at Abls
trom Bros. l
MUs Pearl Moss visited lu Paisley
last week.
Buy your goods at B. Reynolds Bar
gain Store. It.
hi I Restaurant. First class meals
at all bourn. tf
Jelley Glasses and Jsr Caps at
Ablstrom Bros. 1
Andy Morris was in town from Adel
first of the week.
2 Men's Winter Fashion goods a ful
line at B and M tf
T C. Johnson drove the Paisley
stage last week.
Tbe public schools will open Monday
with six teachers.
Harry Riggs and wife are over from
Warner on a visit.
C. C. Cannon was up from
Creek last Friday.
Charley Rhodes was up from
Creek last Saturday.
Mr. I. N. CooTere. was up
Pine Creek yesterday.
Dan Chandler was in town
Drews valley Tuesday.
New lot of Dress Goods Just re
ceived at Ablstrom Bros. 1
C. E. McCleary was on from Pine
Creek first of tbe week.
Father Feusi of Klamath Falls will
visit Silver Lake this week.
J. II. Turpln was here from North
Warner last week on business.
Mr. Pete Post is preparing to build
a fine addition to bis dwelling.
A. Bieber is having the Interior of
his store calclmined and rewired.
Potatoes are said to be scarce in
Klamath Falls at 3 cents per pound.
Never Forget Reynolds Bargain
Store. He can Save yon Mouey. It
Geo. Chandler and Family were
down from Crooked Creek Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Oliver was fn town from
the West side last Saturday vhonping.
W. I. Fleck, the assayor of Bid well,
paid Lakeview a visit lntt Thursday.
Marion Barnes has pnrrhased a lot
in Watson Addition and will build on
it.
A. L. Thornton Is bavins; a sign
painted on the north side of bis ding
store.
Mrs. J. M. Ifetchelder reurned home
fast week from a visit at Oroville
Calif.
Miss Docia Willets lft this week to
resume her school duties at Mod
sooutb. W. K. McOormack, the Summer Lake
sheepman, paid Lakeivew a visit last
Sunday.
Watch for the fine line of ladies
dress goods to arrive at Bailey and
MassingiU tf
W. R. Hammersley, forest ranger
was in town Tuesday after supplies
for bis camp.
The N. C. O. railroad is now run
ning to Likely, a distance of 80 miles
from Lakeview.
A. E. Florenee and Henry Funk,
both of tbe Mercantile Store, went to
Reno a few days ago.
R O. Buuting has moved bis family
into town from the Drews valley
ranch, where tbey summered.
Tbe Geo. E. Keith Sc. Go's, "Ortho
pedic" shoes at Mirth Boone ACo's 1.
Quite a number of duck hunters
were at tbe bead of tbe lake last Sun
day shooting ducks and geese.
Miss Bena Snelling retumed to
Lakeview last week from an extended
visit.to ber borne in Washington.
Bert ilarber was over from the 7T
rancn in Warner first of the week
after a load of supplies for tbe ranch.
Ed Bond, who has been under tbe
, weather for some weeks, was aVile to
be out ou the street again last Satur
day.
Mr. J. J. Fjeeman an ! Mrs. M. J.
Rowautree, of Parsons, Kaa., were in
Lakeview Ibis week on timber land
business.
LOST. Brown vest containing gold
watch and chain, somewhere between
A 1 turns and Lakeview. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning
tame to tbe First National Bank of
Lakeview. It
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The Progressive
Store
Letters from Whole-sale Houses
we are publishing must be con
clusive proof that we are buying
the best merchandise we can get,
and every lady who has seen our
new arrivals expresses her delight
at their superior quality, and her
surprise that they "are no higher
in price than inferior goods have
been."
We are determined to keep the
Best merchandise you will buy,
and you need only to see our new
goods to be convinced.
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MINING
Adel
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SUPPLIES
Everything Carried in Stock for the
Miner at both our Stores.
Boots and Shoes for Miners, Uucca
roos, Sheepmen and Ranchmen.
QLQVES AND OVERALLS FOR ALL.
Groceries, Flour and Grain.
All kinds of Canned Goods.
Hardware & flining Tools.
Warner Valley Mercantile Co
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BEEF, MUTTON. PORK, SAUSAGE, ETC.,
ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE
..Lakeview Meat Market..
JOHN WENDELL, Proprietor
ol AT PRESENT LOCATED -.
BUILDING NORTH OF HOTEL LAKEVidW
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WILLAMETTE
44 PROFESSORS
UNIVERSITY.
3 INSTRUCTORS
COLLEOK OF LIBERAL ARTH
COURSKS-ClasHlcal . . A. B.
Literary . . B. L.
Hclratlflc . . B H.
PhlloHophlcal . I'll. B.
The College of Liberal Arts inula
tnla the following hcIiooIh:
The College of Oratory, O. 15.
Tbe Teachers' College, B. I'd.
Tbe Normal School, Diploma.
Tho Oregon Institute or the
Academy . Diploma.
Tho School of Commerce,
Diploma.
A FFI Ll ATE J) ( OLLEU EH
College of Medicine, , M. 1).
College of Law, . . LL. B.
College of Theology, . 11. 1),
College of Music, , . JJ. M.
The AMllated Colleges are finan
cially Iudlpeudent of the Collego of
Llberal.ArtH.
Tho School of Art, Certificate.
The School of Art Is also fluan
dally Independent of tho Collego of
Ll' eral arts.
For Catalogue address PRESIDENT JOHN 11. COLEMAN, Salem, Oregon