Happy New Year?
We desire to extend to those friends who have fav
ored us wit h their patronage during the year, our best
wishes for a happy and prosperous NIJYY YHAR, and
to those who have never done any business with us,
wc extend the same pood wishes and hope that they
may enjoy the best that the world has to provide'
whether thev buy goods from us or not.
Lakevlew And Vicinity
Well, did you resolve?
Do not. forget to write It Uw.
Curl Lite was in town lit week.
At the corner direetlv south of the Hotel.
TaW aWaW"aT aP aaia1" aT"yWa ,waWV
NEW 1MIVE CHEEK, ORE.
Under Entirely New Hanagement
Having recently purchased the hotel from
Air. McDonald, I earnestly solicit a share of
public patronage. My aim shall be to please.
IUuiHiuH Creamery Hotter at I M.
Co. 1
Hutch lunch tit the Hrewory Sa
loon, tt
Hutch lunch at the llrvwery sh
loon. tf
Dutch lunch at tho Hrewory Sa
GEORGIA STICKEL, Proprietor.
my
PINE RIDGE STOGK
FARM
THE BIGGEST AND THE IU-ST HORSE BARN IX THE
UNITED STATES AND THE BIGGEST AND BEST
PEROHERON HORSES
14-0 head of Stallions, Marcs .nd Colts to select from. A
choice selection of young Stallions black and grays by
Sampson 27,238 the greatest Pcrchcron Sire in America,
weight 2,4-G-lr pounds. We can show more size, bone and
qualit' than any breeder in the country. Price below
competition. Call and see our horses, or address,
L. M. Hartley, Salrm, Iowa
Joel McCullough, Age 1 t, akeview, Ore.
New Plat Filed.
Department of the Interior, United
Mates Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon,
v. :th. iiw.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a certain plat of Township No. ')
South. Range 21 E.. W. M., as survey
ed by Geo. S. Niekerson, under con
tract No. has been received in
this otfice; said plat having been
accepted by the Hon. Commissioner,
December 11. 19U7. and that the said
plat will be filed Fberuary 3, 1008.
That on and after said 3rd day of j
February, 1908, all vacant Govern-'
ment lauds will be subject to entry, j
tiling or selection under the various i
laws of the United States.
Dated this 3uth day of December, !
PJU7.
J. N Watson Tlegi-ter,
O U. Snider Receiver.
final I'rool otlce.
Department of the Interior, Land
OHice at Lakeview, ( iregou,
' Dec. 31. 1!07. Notice is hereby
given that Martin D. Hopkins, of
Lakeview, Oreg u, ha.- filed Inotice of
his intention to ri:;ike dual Five year
proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 'JISO made Dee.
'Jtllh H'Ul, f r t he N A' ipiarti r, Sec
lion 4, Township 30 S,. Katige -Ji E..
W. M., and that said proof will be
made before J i.-r i r aril K -ci-ivi-r at
l.akuvicw Oregon, mi loth il.iy of Feb
rtiary, WjS.
Ho names 111" loll ;wiii" ivit . i-- -fr s tc
prove bis oo!it.iuii'i;i.s ri.-..i h-nce. ui on,
and cultivation of, the laud, viz. :
Dan Funk, Cha-i. Eceleston. W. R.
Steele, W'ai. Darker, all of Lake-view
Ore.
J. N. Watson, rtegWer. 1 5
Not ce for Publication.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Ollice, Lakeview, Oregon,
Dec. 2:1. VAX.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
State of Oregon has, under the provi
sions of tho Act. of Congress of Aug
ust 14, 1818, and the acts supplemental
and amendatory thereof, made
application for the following de
scribed unapropriated, non-mineral
surveyed public laud as indemnity
for losses to its grant for common
school purposes, to-wit:
List No. 212, for NB quatrter sec.
2."). T., 33, S. R. 11 E. ; NW quarter
SW quarter, and NE quarter SW
quarter, See. 0, T. 38 S., R. 18 E;
and SE quarter NE'4' NF.,, Sec- 3,
T S. R. la E., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
revested to filo in this ollice their
.-.i l claims on or before the 21st day
February, l!i08.
J. N. Watson IiegHter.
Overland Hanking Realty Co.
i-ivite all persons passing through;
i: no to call and see their display of j
M-oliK-ts of the soil. Roth ruineral j
1 id vegetable. Also to invest in good 1
irt. 43-tf. I
loon. tf
The Lakeview Merc. Co. for School
Shoes. 1
Yederday was the day of resolu
tions.
O. Thrustou was up from the ranch
Tuesday.
Ruy your Rubbers and Overshoes at
L. M. Co. 1
A. II. Itanium was in from Camp
last week.
Henry Cook was up from Pino Creek
last Friday.
F.arl Messuer was over from Waruer
last Wcduesday.
George Harper was down from
Paisley last week.
A. J. Neiloii and others are on the
(sick list this week.
Young mens Overcoats and Rain
coats at L. M. Co. 1
Mens and Hoys High top Shoes at
Lakeview Merc. Co. 1
Swell line of Mens Winter Suits at
Lakeview Merc. Co. 1
Rubbers and overshoes all kinds, at
Lakeview Merc. Co. 1
If this weather keeps up we may
have ice before long.
W. P. Vandevert was iu Lakeview
last week from Rend.
Mrs. Henry Stephens, of Bidwell,
is said to be quite ill.
Dress goods iu all the latest fabrics
at Railey & Massingili's. tf
Ivan Hammcrsley was up troui Pine
Creek first of the week.
A. E. Florence contemplates a trip
to the city before long.
W. D. Tracy was iu town last Satur
day from Drews Valley.
C. E. Rice, the baudmustcr, is
quite ill with the crippe.
Miss Ida Howard was in from Drews
valley to spend Christmas.
Harry Calderwood was over from
Warner last week on business.
H. E. Rarker, tho Southern Stage
man wss in Lakeview this week.
Alex Fitzpatric, the Superinteu
dant, was in Lakeview this week.
Dag. Ranister was do'vn from
Paisley the fore part of this week.
lee Cream, Hot Chocolate, and Cake
at "The Frost," during Holidays.
FOR SALE: Good, large Rrood
Mare. Enquire of Drenkel Jc Paine. 1
Oliver Creamery Rutter will be 3."i
cents per pound beginning Deo. 21st.
oO 2 J. C. Oliver.
See the New line of ladies' furnish
ing and dress goods at Railey & Mas
singili's. 1
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. l'auer? and son
Frank Fpent Christ ffins at Hotel
Lakeview
A full line of sheepskin, Rlanket,
and Plush lined Coats at Railey A
Massingili's. I
M. R. Hart has installed a new
National Cash register in his place
o' business.
Geoge Hankins came down from
Summer Lake last week to spend
ChistniBS in town.
Mrs. Ruth Penland has resigned hei
position at the Eli Restaurant on
account of illness.
WANTED: Two or three gooil
milch cows. Enquire of H. Hohn,
l-UKCview, wre0"ju. , 'I
1
A ii.an is a doggond foil who will I
1 1 1 .., .-i ... ..it 1. I
asK you wnere: wneu yim Leu n.'.ui
you have tho grippe.
John Sliudt. the timl r i rui. t r i.f
lioaanza, .- eijt a few (U.ys in Lake
view tirst of the week.
I The wpnlhcr"bltrM Uself on Christ
mas duy, nil over the l'tu'lllo North
wont, no say dispatches.
M. D. 1 1 ok pi us came over from the
Windy Hollow mines lust week to
spend ChrvtiiuiM in town.
Roys School Suits Two pair pants
with double seat and knee with each (
suit. Lakeview Mere. Co. 1
Ed. Henderson, thf Paisley black-1
smith, came down from there last i
Monday on a business trip.
Mr. Refund's communication ti) the
Examiner would indicate that Sol.
is having a time In New York.
The A It urns papers report the
dipthorttt epidemic over at that place,
all patients out and no new cases.
For a delicious cup of Hot Choco
late, Tomato llouillon, Clam Umiillon,
etc. dout overlook "Tho Frost" 1
Mrs. J. A. Foster, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Marsters cam down
from Summer Lake last Sunday.
J.L. H amptou and wife came down
from Paisley lust week and Saturday
tiled ou a piece of timber land each.
A new stock of fur and plush buggy
robes just unpacked at A hist rums
Harness shop. Rest ever ho n u
Lakeview. 42-if
Charley Rhodes was up from Pine
Creek last Saturday. Charley has
been workiug for the government on
tho reserve.
Rev. Armstrong has been sick with
the "Grippe" for the past week,
therefore lo service was held at his
church last Sunday.
Mr. Roy (Sutler, the popular mixer
at Post ami Kings presented his
friends with soiiveuire "Teddy Real"
bottles for Christmas.
Walter and Kate Dutton spent.
Christmas at Davis Creek with their;
parents, returning to Lakeview first
of the week to resume school.
Two of the rooms at the public
school were closed tlrst of the week
on account of the teachers being Hick,
Miss Laura Snelling and Mrs. Cloud.
Go to G. R. Hutchiusou for tlrst
class watch repairing. All Repairs
guaranteed. Located in the Soda
Works building, Lakveiew. Ore.
51-tf.
Miss Inez Watson, daughter ot Tom
Watson, wo the sofa pillow which
was given away at Thornton's Drug
store last week to the must popular
young lady.
We are iu receipt of a postal card
from L. L Hopkins, of Shanghai,
which bais a photograph) of Mr.
Hopkins. Lyman looks as natural as
au old shoe.
When the news gatherer goes into
the street ami asks every one lie
meets "well", whats tho ue", nnrl
every reply i "Oh I've got cold."
Why whats the use?
Mrs. E. 11. Gibbons and daughter,
Mi-llie, who have been living in Sacra
mento for several years past, are in
Lakeview visiting Mrs. C. r. Rio-,
who is a daughter of Mrs. G'Jihons.
W. P. Welch, who went to Anttorn
c.ii ...;ii. ..t f
lllll ...111 l-l(- l.llllllj Jt ... j
Campbell, returned to his old home
at Paisley, last week. RiP.. wiys
CUTTHISADv't
OUT
And brinn it to LA 1101)1:, the Ideal
Store lor Women. It is worth 5 Ct5.
on every cash purchase of one dollar.
f(mia )?eilon. (proprietor.
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MINING
SUPPLIES
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nvcrytliinjj Carried in Stock for the
Miner at both our Stores.
Boots and Shoes for Miners, liucca
roos, Sheepmen and Ranchmen.
ll.OVi:S AND ()VI:RAH.S TOR ALL.
Groceries, Flour and Grain.
All kinds of Canned Goods.
Hardware & riming Tools.
Warner Valley Mercantile Co
Adel fPlush
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trutM'ully the article" were ipiite
fauc.v and west greatly ci. joyed by
the hostess and guests, hiu after a
few boors spent, very plita-mutly play
ing 'TSXt", IjiicIimiiu v,ii served..
Sucb salads, diAighnuts, nxsilts, sand
wirhvs, cheeseittraws, ciikei and oh so
miu:-y good t.MngH. prepared vt-ry
can-folly by tLe guests, and delicious
coltae and chi.oolate. It was a spUu
diil alVair, aiyl thornughi? eiijoyud.
Miss Hall has it happy knack of
making her quests feel iiiiite at home.
Those pre-ut Mere: Mrs. F. M.
Miller, Mr. V. L. Soelliug, Mrs.
('has. SherUck, Mrs. J. M. Uaclulder,
Mrs. W. H. Shirk, Mrs. .1. N. Wat
son, Mrs. Delia Cobb, Mrs. vV. II.
Stui lunar.. Mis.
i irk,
of Cedafville, Mrs. C. O. M.-l .-.k.-r.
Miss IIaU, M ins - nelliiiK, M i.is Gen'v
Knelling.
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The Ncv:
is virtually ti
one. ItprodiK
-Kon and its new
- device
i-Chrome
Typewrhcr
.ypewriters in
idelible black,
V-i
5"""
CSS
purple copyiii or red type
writing at the will of the ope
... i ii
rator. One ribbon and a small, The Smith premier
easily operated iever do it all. Typewriter Co.
' 247 Stark St. Portland, Oregon
This machine permits not only
the use of a the-color ribbon,
but also of a two-color or single
color ribbon. No extra cost
for this 1906 model.
1
mere is no ia:e like i.uue couuiy
for hi 111.
The Chrint ma trees of the L'liurrhes
lask week wero very beaot'i'ul and
well attended. Young and old were
made happy, th'fet tlie whole purfs
ww accomlished for which tint ttSfair
wer gotten up.
There was a jolly dance- iu lvis
Cneek ChristmEi night, attouded by
a large crowd. Au elogunt ttupper
wan tserved at the Dutton hotel,
which was saivi to be th Hni'st ever
Mst lief ore, da livers at thit place.
H. J. and W. Loft as returned
from Oil i for miit lat veek, to look
alter their iiiuing intierusts iu the
Win.lv llolbe district. It seem-! that 1 Harvey, Mrs. Geo.
somo one Itad juinpcd u poition of ; Creed Mrkcndn-e, Mrs. .1. L.
the J umbo claim, heiuo their return
before spring.
('. C 1 l.'dnrichseu dieil .suddenly iu
Klamath Falls Inst. Friday evening
while dancing at. the wedding ol i I ;i -
ly .lans(;ii and Mi.-s Lena i'rooKs.
Decea-eil was aged, about I'j yearn,
and owned soma property in tho Fall
which he bad willed ti Alex Martin.
H. Jhdiu returned lant Saturday
evening trom .Mtunoi, w Here in lias
been winking with the (). K. railro al
surveying crew, wtucli iinisiieii up
its work to Alturas last week ami was
discharged. Mr. Holm took the
crew to the railroad at Likely, where
the members departed for their
various home. a
II. vV. Farrow, of Pnirloy, came
down from there Hint of tho week to
act us a witness in the final proof of
Mrs. Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Mars
ters. Some of tho witnesses had not
been on tho laud very recently and
other witnesses had to bo summoned
roiii Paisley, thus delaying the
proofs a day or two.
Presiding Elder, E. IJunlap, will
be bere tbla week and bold quarterly
meeting at tho M. E. Church in Lake
view commencing January 4th., 1908.
He will also preach Sunday morn
ing at tbla place, and at New Pine
Creek in the evening. From there
he will go to Paisley, where be will
conduct quarterly meting.
A Surprise Party.
lly rtne's tw"j arnl in lii.uches all
carrj itig, very tenderly, iu package
(of it k'ferent hhaH-s and sizes.) a num
ber ? ladies gathered at the home of
Miss Hall lar-t Friday 1 teruoon.
Tin y were met at the ilnu.', with 11
puzzled expression by Mus Hall, but pointed to dralt ii-tolut ion of respect
ill! deKhiled their 'bundle' le-ld t heir , t he niiwnoi y of our deceived llro
fancy work, though it ua noticed , ther, John At liao.-lle, would rei urt
that each one depufite 1 lur "fancy I ' follow i r ig :
K. ! work" very caielully ou the kitidieii I hei.n, In .'i, lonn of I'.i other
table, and whan unwrapped it
found that tiny had spi ken very
UcsoliHlons.
Lakeview Kehcck I.odk'e.
1. O. (). V.
Lnkev umv ( reg in, I )ec. l.'il li, Phi?.
'l'o the ( (Hirer 1 and .Meinlcrnof
Lakeview Kebi-cki Lodge, No. 'JJ,
I. ). (I. I'.: We, your coiuini. ten up
.John At h iinnct P , our Lodge has been
deprived of a gis ,1 ami faitbftil mem
ber, a iron and trusted frioid. Tho
call of our eHtee ad bruthi-r to a high
it life was our but, vvi- t an truly
say, his gain.
K'Hv.lveil. Tl.iit la the death of our
brother, wo l.ave hint art esteemed
Mii'inlmr, a fai'Jiful wmker, and ono
who was prompt to advar:o the Inter
est cf tho Oriii-r.
Unsolved. That the hwirtfidt sympit
thy of thn I udge, be extended to tin
beiMaved ftniily of ur decvius'.l
brother.
Kesolvift That. 1, copy of these
rtoliitiu.it tin spread upon tlieuiin
l.fes of tti.-. Lodge, it copy be m lit let
the lauii;y, of our lute brother and f
opy be ..ent. to the Luke County Fx.
niuinei .ir publica' ton.
Fraternally r-ti Inn it ld.
( 'dl h. ( I c ell.
.Mai y F. Snider.
.His. L. .1. .Magillon.
Fscapcd SiAfx W'tstk
Mr. ('. Stradley the heal ol' the
surveying erew in this section nfthe
count ry t he pa-t year, left with his
wife for Salt Lake iaf week, 'l'i.i y
awrled a t-lat'e acciilent. by .- t 1 ( 11 g
at Davis Crock one day nil tl.eir way
to All urns. It w as not their intent ion
lo do so, but there was to L a dance
nt Davis Creek and tho regular driver
wanted to attend, so hired a new
driver to take the stage on to Alturas
that night, while he stayed over. Mr.
ami Mrs. Stradley concluded that
they diil not fancy riding with a new
driver, and stopped off lit the Davis
Creek hotel.
The new driver upset the stage tw ice
on the way to Alturas, and broke the
tongue out of the wagon. They felt
very fortunate that they decided to
lay over.
I' llliil I'MI'il' Nllt It c.
o I iih ut of I he 1 11 terii ir,
III l.ukevicw l l-eoll, 1 lei
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V t. cm is hereby jiwu that Daniel
! I 'link, of l,akevie. Oregon, hail
lil.i I not id- nf his int. -ut ion to inaki
iiunl Five yem- prool' in Mipport of
bis claim, viz: I limn-Mead Fntry
'o. r.ii niuile Man h :t, I'.po, tor tint
N I ) 'u ii tei , Sect i, mil. in I'liwiiship
in S , Kange 'Jo I L , W. M., and that
said proof wid be mmle bi fine HegU
ter ami Keceiver, at. Lakeview Ore
gou, ou llth (laj of I'ebruai'y, I'.MIS.
names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous resideuco
updi, and cultivation of, tho land,
viz: M. I. Hopkins, A. H. Down,
F. (.'. Thruston, James liishop. all of
Lakeview Oregon.
.1. N. Watson, Kegister. 15
I o Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE IIUOMO QUININE;
Tablets. All druggets refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. V. Orove'a
iiuusture is ou each box. 25c.
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