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Canned Fruits
THE TOP-NOTCH SORT
The kind that's always good
The kind you know before opening will be
perfect in every way. Whether it be veg
etables, fruits or fish, wc recommend and
endorse our brands as the best.
Erie Corn, Peas, Stringless Beans, 25c
a can
Solid Pack Tomatoes, 20c a can
Standard Tomatoes, 15c a can
Sugar Corn, 15c a can
We have noticed an unusually large num
ber of persons patronizing our dried fruit
department. Fact is, we have a tempting
display and our prices arc. right. Get our
price list.
Before anothei iwun of tliN paper our full line of
Spring and Sumui r shorn 111 have arrived. We In
vite you to rif i m ill. You will be much surprised to
lenrn of the qim .dliy of Miot-a we sell during one mni
hoii. Hue to th f.ici thm we Hell the BEST SHOES
THAT A It E SH.1 UEKE
Lakeview and Vicinity
Table felting at and M'a. x
Chaa. Morrla was la towa Saturday.
Flower Seeds at Lakeview Mere Co.
Get your onion Beta at Lakeview Mere
Do. 1
Jim Boyd waa bera Irom Bly thla
week.
the
Sa-
Brewery
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candidate for as
fia-tf
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NEW PIKE CREEK, ORE
Under Entirely New Hanagement
Having recently purchased the hotel from
Mr. McDonald, I earnestly solicit a share of
public patronage. My aim shall be to please.
GEORGIA STICKEL, Proprietor.
BV
Bert E Witheow,
Vice 1'reKldent
Abstracting
Al.I.KN Sl.OAX,
Secretary
Maps, Plane, Blue Prints. Etc.
Klamath Count- Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
ION J. ZUMWALT, C. E.
J'nldent
Klamath
VI. D. WlLIJAMH, C.
Treasurer
E.
Fa 11$. Oregon.
l Pacific Land Co. Lakeview. Ore.
l Lo, tes Homesteads, Desert Claims
I- and State Lands, besides doing agen
t era Real Estate Business.
We a re prepared to get your property before
5 thousands of people on short notice.
f . List with us and Rive us a trial.
SAN FORD & OOGBURN
W MANAGERS.
Office opposite Hotel Lakeview.
TIMHK' I.A.I WOTIC-.
BALE OF COCJCT HOUSE
BUILDINU.
United States Land OfUceJLakevier TLe Court House building will be
Cregon, Feb. 13, 1308. offered tor Sale oa Thursday, March
Notice ia bereby given that in co i- 6th, 2, P. M., at the Office of County
pliance with the provision of the act Clerk. Conditions of purchase will
tt Congreai of June d, IH7. enuueo, announced at time of bale. Done
'An act for the sale or umoer lauas
ie the Stat ot uamornia, uragon. -
Nevada and Wellington Territory,' E N. Jaquisb,
as extended to all the Pablio Lud gi County Clerk.
Htatea by act of August 4, 1892,
i'Kdwin Fitzgerald, of Lakeview,
aounty of Lake State of Oregon, has , NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Mad in this office bis aworn statement ; - STOCKHOLDERS.
Ho. 402:1, for the purcnase or me Notlce a hereby given that the
m . , Kill? XI Uf r nirtap M h . !
MJ ..q;...i2 ir. TXtr. ii : first meeting of the stockholders of
, Range 17, E.. W. M., and will or
far proof to show that the land aougbt
tu more valuable for Its timber or
tane than for agricultural purooses,
mad to establish bis claim to said land
before Register and Receiver at Lake
vie r Oregon on Thursday the 28th,
day of May, 1908.
tie names aa witueasea ; u. w. liar
asty, WilUrd Duuoan, Joe Lane,
lfenry Boydstun, all of Lakeview,
Oregon.
An and all Dersoua claiming aa
arselr the above described lands are i uUce aforesaid
requested tu Ule their claims in tbis . Dated. February
'tWtloe on or before aald SHth day or
May. 1908. I Incorporators.
10. J. N. WaUua, Register. I n&
The Lakeview Flour Mills, a corpora
tioo, will be held on Monday, the 30th
day of March, 1908, at 1 :30 o'clock
P. M. of said day, at Solder's Opera
House, in the town of Lakeveiw, Lake
County, Oregop.
All persons who are, subscriber to
the capital stock of said corporation
are respectfully requeued to be pres
ent either In person or by proxy duly
appointed in writing, at tne time ana
27. 1908.
( Diok J. Wilcox,
( V. O. Iiuutina.
( C. E. Sherlock.
Dutch lunch At
loon.
A. J. Foster ia a
sessor.
Dutch lunch nt the Brewery
loon.
Dutch lunch At the Brewery Sa
loon, tf
Garden Seeds all kinds at Lakeview
Merc Co. 1
Hirry Riggs and family are over
fro ra Plush.
Let J. L. Taylor tailor you. Bailey
and Masslngill. I
The Red Cross Shoe 's a Handsome
Shoe. U.audM.'s x
VT. R. Hamniertiley waa in from the
rangers' camp Tuesday.
We are agents for J.L. Taylor the up
to date tailor. B. and M. x
C. A. Nelson isited Lakeview from
the West side last Satuday.
Read the Candidates column this
week ; several new announcements.
Do u"t buy your Carpets uutil you
see new liue at Lakeview Merc. Co. 1
The Red Cross Shoe is making a
stir in the shoe market. B. and M. x
We have some up to date styles in
Red Cross Shoes, bailey and Massiu
gills'. x
R. R. Forbes, one of tho new settlers
in Warner, came over from Plush
Tuesday
J. S. Sprague pa.-wed through Lake
view first of the week on his way to
San Francisco.
A fine liue of Ranges and Cook
Stoves will arrive at Lakeview Merc
Co., in a short time. 1
J. B. Blair came down from Sum
mer Lake Monday. He will begin as
sessing next Monday.
J. L. Taylor's Spring and Summer
clotbiug samples can be fouud at
Bailey and Massingills. 1
A few scraps took place at the Lane
and Steel saloon Monday night.
Spring must be coming.
McCulley Brothers will give one of
their popular all night dances in the
Post & King Hall Friday night.
Miss Ida Howard visited Lakeview
a few days the past week from the
Howard farm in Drews valley.
Several team3 have been hauling
gravel for a week past, buihdng up
the streets in North Lakeview.
1 am agent for the Sacramento Bee,
the best daily paper on the Coast
Wm. Wallace, at the Furniture Store.
33-tf.
S. B. Chandler and F. O. Bunting
left here for Cedarville yesterday to
attend Dr. Patterson's big horse saie.
W. W. Hampton, R. B. Jackson,
and Frank Dobkins came down from
Paisley Urst of the week on land business.
A special meeting of the city coun
cil was held Monday evening for the
purpose of discussing the electric light
question.
Come in aud examine a pair of these
Red Cross Shoes. Try a pair on and
notice the flue comfortable feeling
they give your foot. B. and M. 1
Go to G. R. Hutchinson for first-
class watch repairing. All Repairs
guaranteed. Located in the Soda
Works building, Lakveiew. Ore.
51-tf.
Frank Stanley was up town last Sat
urday from tbe ranch. Mr. Stanley
is tbe only goat raiser in tbis county,
be having a band of over 1000 head.
We learn that Mrs. C. B. Parker,
of Adel, while opening a fruit can,
cut her band quite severely, an artery
was cut, and for a while it was feared
she would bleed to death. 1
C. D. Arthur went to Burnes this
week after tbe team driven away from
here by Peter Miller, who was arrested
at Burnes for an offense charged a-
gainst bim before be came to Lake-
view.
Mr. -T. W. McAtfee, of San Fran-
cisco, came over from Cedarville Tues
day to figure on tbe building of tbe
court house. Mr. McAffee is super
intending the construction of tbe
Mod oo county high school building.
GOOD STOCK: A first class,
young, registered rercneron ataiiion
for SALE. Price and terms right.
. ,1 Jt f. Itl.n- .nf Qsin k nlilnrwl
Oregon. ,W. O. Myer Stock Farm. )8 3
Feb. !trth 1908,
Seed Barley aud Seed Wheat for
II. W. Drenkel.
The Reuo Journal states that through
the efforts of T. F. Dunoaway of th
N. O. O. Ry., a large tract of land in
the Amedee country will be put under
irrigation and made available to et
tier. There la aald to be 80.000 acres
of rich laud in that valley, partly gov
ernment land, which Is. open fo loca
tion, and tbe remainder la now In
private ownership, mostly In the bands
of the railroad company. The own
ing up of this and other large bodies
of agricultural land In northern Cali
fornia and Southeastern Oregou, will
Inure to tbe benefit of tbe first rail
road to tap this section and either
Insures the early building of tbe Ore
gou Short Line surveyed tbough Lake
view last Summer, or the extension of
the N. C. O., and Its being broad
gauged to meet the demands of this
rich and growing country.
Notice
Some boys or rather young nieu
bare been in tho habit of destroying
mail boxes and cranes, on Route ?(22,
Iwtweeii Lakeview and New Piue
Creek Oregon. These persona are
known by several men who llva on
said route. Under sections UKJ and
ltVH's K11, tbis is a high crime, as
follows :
Every person who Willfully and
Maliciously iujures, teHrs down or
destroys auy letter box, pillar box, or
other receptacle established by the
POSTMASTER GENERAL for the
safe deposit of matter for the mail or
for delivery, shall for every such
olfence bo punished by a Hue of not
less than tlOO or more than HK) or
by imprisonment for not less than one
year and not more than three.
91 Eph. Miller P. M.
la Jt$
Our First Clearance Sale is a Hummer
SPECIALS THIS WEEK IN
Muslin Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers
nnd Chemise
LACES and EMBROIDERIES
Dress Goods, Gloves, Belts and Collars
Sale.
9-lm.
TEA
You think one tea as
good as another ?
Why don't you buy at
the lowest price you see
in the window ?
Tour f roctr return, your meaty If you o'l
UiO ScUilliof ' But; wo pay bia.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COl'lCI OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNT V OF LAKE.
CARSTKNS PACKING COM -
PANV, A Corporation. ) Suit
Plaintiff.) in
vs )Eiiiity
REUBEN E. II EN NEMAN, ) to
JENNIE M. II EN NEMAN, ) Fore
hie wife)close
ALEXANDER KEITH. Mort-
Dcfendants. )gage.
TO REUBEN E. HENNEMAs;
J E N N1E M. II E X X E M A N A M A L
EXASDER REIT1I, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You and eucn of you
are hereby required to appear Htid
auswer to complaint tiled aniust you
in the above entitled Court and cnnse
within six weeks from the dute of
the first publication of this Summons,
tow it. on or Itefore the H'th day of
April, l'.KW, and if you fail so to ap
pear and auswer the same, for want
thereof the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for a decree aeaiust you aud
each of you for the sale of ttie North
west quurter of Section Three, Tp. .'17
S., R. 1'JE, W. M.,Lake County.Ore
gon, aud for the toreclos re of the
following described Mortguges upon
said described lmitl to-wit:
A certain moitgage executed by tbe
Defeudunts Reuben E. Hoiiiieman and
Jennie M. ileiineiiiau, his wife, upon
the aforesaid ilescbribed lands on the
4th day of April. HKXi, in favor of the
Plaintiff herein in the sum of f.'KXUMJ
with intere.it thereon from dute at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum, uud tor
i'M.OO Attorneys fees therein:
A certain mortgage executed by the
Defendants Reuben E. Ilenuemau and
Jennie M. Heuiioinaii upon the afore
said real estste on the 13th day of
Februarv, l'.H'l, in favor of Frank D.
Nash, in the sum of ?IU0,()0 with in
teresi thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from date, aud for
(M 00 Attorneys fees therein, which
said mortgage was duly assigntvl to
the Plaintil! hereiu tor a vttlimble l
consideration, on the -ml day uf May
11KJ7.
A certain mortgage executed by the
Defendants Kouljen E. Heunemaii
and Jennie M. Heunemuu.bis wife.up
on the aforesaid described real prop
erty on the i:ith day of February 19U4,
in favor of Wl'limn W. Hey more in
tbe sum of 3j0.00 with interest there
on at the rate of 10 per cent per an
num from date, and for tbe sum of
825.00 as Attorneys fees therein;
which said mortgage was duly assigned
to the Plaintiff herein for a valuable
consideration.
A certain mortgage executed by tbe
Defendants Reuben E. Ilenuemau and
Jennie M. Henneman, bis wife, upon
tbe aforesaid described land on the
5tb day of Juue, l'JOTi, in favoi of the
Union Meat Company, a Corporation,
in tbe sum of &JMO.00 with interest
thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from date and for the sum of
100.00 Attorneys fees therein; which
said mortgage waa duly assigned to
tbe Plaintiff herein on tbe 24tb day of
May. 1007. for a, valuable considera
tion, and for his costs and disburse
ments herein and for such other and
further relief aa to tbe Court may
deem meet.
Notice is berebv given you'that' this
summons is served upon you by pub
lication thereof in the Lake County
Examiner, a newspaper of General
Circulation, issued and published
weekly at lakeview, laae uounty,
Oregou, pursuant to an order of tbe
Hon. Henry L. Benson, Judge of said
Court, duly made at Chambers, In
Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Ore
gon, on the 18th day of Feb. 1908.
The date of tbe first publication
hereof is 27th day of February, 1908,
and the date of the last publication
hereof ia tbe 9th day of April, 1908.
J. D. Venator.
97 Attroney for Plaintiff.
Facts and Figures
Up-to-date Merchandise at Reynold's
Store. Goods at Your Own Prices.
Now is your opportunity for thirty
days. CASH ONLY, .a
We will make you prices 1 hat no nu reliant in
Lakeview lias ever ti- ped the scale not even
ourselves. Now is your chance. We mean husi
ness, and these tooil must k i" order t make
room for Our New Stock. Remember we do all
our own work, and our prices will surely snr.
prise yu. Never let this opportunity pass,
flood : eople, as we u ir nitee every won! we
sav Make voursclvcs at home with us. OUR
S7X)RIi should he yur headquarters. Many
thaiixs for past l.tvr.-N.
REYNOLD'S BARGAIN STORE
One door south of Mutehcr Shop
9
Pi uh
Adol
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MINING
SUPPLIES
9
i-veryt "lotf Car ied in Stock for the
Miner at both our stores.
Boots and Shoes for Miners, Hucca
roos, Sheepmen and kanchmen.
(ii UVt-S 1) OVI:IMLI.5 TOR ALL.
Groceries, Flour and Grain.
AH kinoS of Canned Goods.
M rciw i-r- & n in in Tools.
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t io2 a
Wain Valley Mercantile Co.
"'uT iPlusfi
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More Bargains.
The Overland Banking Realty Com-
f any of Reno, Nevada have had placed
n their bands for sale a piece ol land
in Fast Keno facing Two Hundred
(200) feet against the main line of tbe
Southern Pacific K. Ity,, for Two
Thousand Dollars (12000)
Tbia land is suitable lor ware-
bouses, lumber or coal yards etc., and
will aoon increase in value. It is an
easy matter to run switches through
tbe land. For further particulars
address, "
The OVERLAND BANKING REAL
TY COMPANY, 10(1 Commercial
Row, Reno, Nevada. tii
HO AW2
In Foob
and strictly prohibits
the sale or alum
baking powder
So docs France
So does Germany
The tale of alum foods
has been made illegal In Washington and the District of Colum
bia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized as
injurious. jQ proec y0urself against alum, ,
when oraering baking powder,
Sap ptainty-
and be very sure you get Royal
Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and whole-'
artmtnMi ci the fnnrL