I
at". BOONE'S
Progressive Store
Everything worn by women
and children
)UKINO the week closing today, the
sum of our wiles of Hats was the
jjrc.itcst matlo in our liou.se during the
thre years of its Imsiness. The faet
that our business is daily growing is
the best pro-' that could be given that
our oods ur liili grade, and our
prices conscientious. Wc have reached
the turn in the season. Prom now un
til we sell evc y I. a prices will be made
without regan! to tost.
('omc nt once and secure , the best
nt the lowest pri;. s good merchandise
was ever sold at in Lakeview.
We are now closing out the sea
sou's business in Hats.
All the farmers sy they will hsv
good bay aud grain crop this year.
A change In the schedule ( the
Klitiuaih I lie railroad thrown ur
Oregon limit luti k 2t hours.
Mm. M. Wlngtleld and chlhiieii
started (or California Monday . Tt
wen taken to tin railroad in Hm
kin's automobile.
Win. Ouotber Mud Itert .Snyder, the
saddle ebop boya from Ahltroin a
pent 10 day at lbs ZX ranch In Cne
waucau, mending Imrusns and saddles.
County fruit inspector, A. M. Krultb
want up to Summer Lake lunt teek lu
Inspect the orchard. Mr. Smith be
llevea there will be fair crop of
apple lu Lake county thU year.
MUa Illckeraiiii, sister of Mrs Pete
Post, and former typo ou the Hid
well tio'.d Nugget force, cauie over
from Hidwell lent wmk on a vlslr.
M 1m llickersou made Tbo Examiner
olllce a cull and watched the paper
ruu olf.
Woodmen take Notice All member
of LaUevluw Camp No. 628 are ie
quested to he present at the Muhoiiic
Hall ou Sunday. June 7th, at 'uYIik
p. m., to take part lu the decor
tion ceremonies A full attendance
la dealred By Order of Committee.
Tbu public Is ulno invited to attend.
Mr. A. W. Mturing, who haa beoii
vliltiug lu Laiieviuw for aome wsrik,
left fur her home in Spokane, Whhu.,
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
her slater, MUs Auua Touniureu,
who will umke her homo with Cuirio
The many young friend of Auuit will
mlbi her grHtly. A fsroweil party
war given lu her honor at ber lunim
last Saturday uight,
Tbe Dldwell Oold Nugget has
changed haudb.vMr. W. L. llltkerxou
slltng out to E. O. Frankliu. Mr.
Hlokeraon baa run a good paper, and
our acquaintance with Mr. Frau kliu
leads ua to believe the high standard
of that most valuable exchange will
be maintained. We have often heard
of a blacksmith hi a printiug oUlcu,
but this Is a sure case.
J. W. LofttiM passed through town
last Saturday ou hie way to Orliiud,
(Dal,, where he went with a team, to
bring hia faiu Uy to Lake County. Mr.
LoftiiH luforineil ua thut JUio mining
man who had a leuno ou the Juuiho
mine, bud given it up because ol the
litigation pending over the claim, hut
that he thought he would intercut him
lu another one of the group' of claims.
When the
Hair Falls
Then It's time to tctl No time
to study, to read, to experi
ment ! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, tool
So make up your mind this
very minute that If your hair
ever comes out you will use
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays In. It cannot do any
thins else. It's nature's wsy.
The best kind of e testimonial
"Hold for over alxtr Tears."
Jk Mad
t 4. u. 7r Co., Low.U,
SAISAPAULU.
PILLS.
cntm pfCTotAL.
yers
K. N. Jaqulsh hai made record
while In tbe county clerk's office of
honesty and good management. It
baa been customary to elect a county
clerk to a ecoud term wben be bas
proven in hie flret to lie a men worthy
of a aecond term. If tbla rule ever
waa merltorloua It certainly la in tbe
ears of Ted Jsquish. Lake county
never bad a tetter clerk. Ted la tbe
choice of tbe Republican party of
Lake county, and should be support
ted by every member of that party.
The old "watch dogs" of tbe
county have aaid that there caonot be
a word aaid only In praise of Ted's
ail min lit ratou of tbe oiilce of county
clerk. Vote for E. N- J squish.
Work on the court bouse Is pro
gressing nicely. We notice that last
week's Silver Lake Leader made an
other atab at tbe county court, accus
Ing it of unlawfully building a coimty
jail. The charge Is silly and unbound
ed. The old jail baa been condemned
by every grand jury ttiat cverinspoct-
ed it, so one of the rooms in the
basement of the court bonne will be
be tiaod for a jail uutil one can be
built. We believe if tbe editor of tbe
Lender knew wbat be -waa talking
about be would be ashamed
foolish things be tays.
Albert Dent bus proven
wholly worthy of reelectiou
of tbe
himself
to the
, umi B ui mieriu. lie is i ne reumr
oft Ice of sheriff.' He in t be
Republican nominee for that
ofllce,
was uouiiuated by tbe people of Lake
county without any dictatiou from
political bosses. No man cun truth
fully aay a word of burin of Mr.
Deut, and furthermore we do not
believe any person desires to do so
He bas made a good, honest official.
and cannot he bossed. Vote for Al
bert Dent.
George Johnson, on the same day
that bis little girl died,' received a
telegram from Corvallia, this state,
that bis sister, Mrs. Jas. II. Harris
bad died. Mrs. Harris bad been sick
for some moutbs. Mrs. (1. M. Jones,
mother of the deceased, was with her
and has been for some time. Mrs.
Harris' sou Earl, is vitdtiugf ut the
Jones ranch, at Paiuley. DoceaHed
was a half sister of Mrs. W. 11. Snider,
of Lukeriew, und Miss Auua Joues, of
I'uiuley.
Mr. J. li. lHuir has returned from
the uottb end of the couuty, where
he bus been in the interest of his
election to tbe ofllce ot assesor. Mi.
Liluir cnu show a clear record as
BHHesHor. He has acted as deputy,
and has used tbe very best of judge
ment in placing valuation ou property.
Mr. Blair is tbe regulur Republican
nomiueo, and tuade such by a big
majority of tbe ltepubliuau party,
and should carry tbe couuty iu the
June election by a tremendous major
ity.
Roy llamuker returned to Klamath
Falls, Monday, after spending a week
in our city. Koy likes Lukevlew very
much. It is probable that he will in
duce tbe Klamath Falls baseball team
to come here for tbe ball tournament
Fourt of July week to try for some
of tbe big purses that will be bung up.
With tbo gate receipts and all it Is
believed tbat f 1000 will be given in
purses bera on tbe Fourth to ball
teams.
Tbe editor of Tbe Examiner "bor
rowed" a team and buggy from the
livery stable last Sunda y and be and
wife took a drive down to Pine Creek
and accepted an Invitation to take
dinner at Tbe Lake Hotel. There is
nothing more exhilleratlng than a
drive down Uoose Lake valley this
time of year, wben orchards ate all in
bloom aud the fields are cloatbed la
velvety gieen.
A Matter of Vital Important to
Evry Votr ol Lakt County
Lake County Is upon the eve oi
great development, of energetic, per
sistent development work tbat will af
fect the farmer, the merchant, tbe
artisan, and the laborer. We are rap
Idly bearing the blgn tide of prosper
ity. "Tbe safe and sane' voter should
be careful that bis vote will cot In
any way or manner tend to affect det
rimentally this wave of prosperity.
At the election to be held June 1st,
next Monday, the question of prohi
bition for tbe State of Oregon, and
for the County of Lake, together and
separately Is to come before the peo
ple. Laying aside all personal feeling,
let us look at the question as one of
economics ODly.
Our state baa attracted a great deal
of favorable attention the past few
years, aud is today enjoying a UrKS
n'saure of prosperity. Should the
voters decide by ballot to adopt. this
radical measure. It would be Inviting
possible nay probable disaster, for
the exoerimeot bas Invariably been,
In those sections where it bss been
tried, an esoeedingly costly failure.
To Interfere with tbe private affairs,
tbe personal liberty of tbe people, al
ways results in costly fslluie.
Uy the adoption of this measnre
many thriving Industries would be
ruined and mny thousands of laborers
would be thrown out of employment.
Tbe bop growers of this state alone
would contribute, as their compara
tively small share of this experiment
fund, tbe yearly sum of four million
of dollars. Thousands of hop pickers
would be compelled to look elsewhere
for employment. It would woefully
affect Immigration, and raise a bar In
tbe way of tbe great stream of human
ity tbat Is flowing our way.
Our county Is so situated geograph
ically, being on tbe state line, of an
adjoining slate, that we can ill afford
to vote for a measure tbat would sore
ly and certainly drive away a great
portion of our trade. We get a great
deal of trade tbat could easily go to
Surprise Valley, In California. Tbe
road from Warner Valley, and from
away north through the desert to Bid
well. Lake City and Cedarvllle, Is a
very good one, good In summer and
winter, and the large and valuable
sheep trade, tbe major portion ot
which Lake County now gets, conld
easily be deflected to Modoc County,
i'eople will trade where they please,
and they plcaae to trade where they
can buy what they please, and wbere
also they meet with pleasant recep
tion, and are allowed to. entertain
themselves aud be entertained as they
please. Tbe enterprising people of
Surprise valley - would soon take ad
vanatge of the conditions, aud Lake
County would be drained of a great
deal of ber wealth.
As an argument, it is said tbat tbe
saloons flagrantly break tbe laws. To
prevent their doing so the law Is al
ready auffloient. If a saloon man sells
whiskey to minors, or to intoxicated
men, the state law la sufficient to cope
.ith lhi situuLinn. A r rent him and
line Lim, or revoke bis license, but do
not seek to make other meu suffer
for bis crime. If a saloon is not
anted in auy particular locality, see
to it that no one is granted a license
in tbat locality If a man already bas
a license to conduct a saloon there,
revoke it. If it is desired that saloons
be closed on Sundays, it would be an
easy matter to have them closed. In
fact the saloon meu have signified
their willingness to keep their suloons
closed ou Sundays, if the people wish
it. if it is to be desired that they
clone at midnight, thut also they are
willipg to do. In the saloons wbere
gambling bas been carried on it will
be stopped. All these things can be
easily arranged without ruining trade,
without adopting tbe radical maesure,
prohibition which in no state wbere
it bas been tried does prohibt, and
which bas in all thone states, notably
Vermont, Iowa, New Hampshire,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Michigan,
Illinois, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, and
North Dakota, resulted iu great riis
astei aud lots of trade aud population,
causing all those states to abandon it
forever.
The tangible, natuial frui's of prohi
bition are Ions of population, econom
ic ruin and misery, pauperism, dis
content aud crime. None of there
tbiugs is good for a state, and in all
of them Prohibition States have
achieved the head ut tbe cjIuuiu. All
the status that have adopted prohibi
tory law, either in whole or iu part,
have either experienced a natural de
crease iu their population, or have
! fallen very lar iiebind tbe other states
) iu their giouth We ot Luke Couu
j ty. surely cuu iu no uiuyutiord the
experiment A IT an s tluauciul ore with
us going a. out: nicely itud ah are
i about to go uu tbe map uh a thriving
i biihliiebS aectloii, us a treat HKncu t or
' ul i-ommuiiuenlth. Things look ex
', ceediiifc'ly I'.it-iil, a great l u ture t-eeuiH
ansun d. Vote, this couuty dry aud au
era ot llnuucial tlepieei-iou will come
I upon u4, as Mi rely um it has come up
on ail tuo.-e tit a ea nud couutlex wbose
Voters have tiled it. Let tbe present
.prtiperoi a comlitiou I lie people in
good i-ncuuistaucea, tbe county out ol
debt aluue, and try uu ihOicuI incus
ures, uo costly expel imt-uts 1 be aai.e
voter ctiimot help tint beo it would be
iuvitiug liuuuciui ruiu.
.Tax Payer.
The I mpire Stock Co.
Tbe Empire Stock Company will
be iu Lnkeview aud opeu a week's
engagement bettiuuiug Mouduy, Juue
1. This oompuny is composed of
twelve people. Mr. Wheeler and Mr.
Cblok, prlucipal men ot I be company
have been iu Lakeview with Fred
Moore and' the Madison Square
Theatre Co. Mlsa Metta Chamberlain
Is the leading lady. Their plays are
up to date, including tbe "Forgiven",
"East Lynu", Hearts Aflame," "Un
der Two Flags," "Tbe Golden Giant
Mlue," "Moths; Mixed Pickles, etc.
Tbe company made their last stand
In Alturas, aud the paper there
sneak very highly of the company.
"Tbe Empire Stock Co, a six nights
treat for the residents of Alturas, "'is
the way Alturas beads a two
column wrlteup of the company,
which will begin a weeks engagement
In Lakeview next Monday, June, 1.
Ostermoor Mattresses
M
s''l
i
It is Built not Stuffed.
Superior to any Mat
tress Manufactured.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS.
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
SUte of Ohio, City of Toledo,)
SB.
Locas County)
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of P. i
J. Cheney &, Co., doing business ia I
tbe City of Toledo, County and btatel
aforesaid, and tbat said Arm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-'
LARS for each and every case of
Catarrh tbat cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. ,
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed :
in my presence, this Ctb day of Deo i
ember, A. D. 1S8& !
A. W.GLEASON, j
(Seal) Notary Pnbllo.
Halls' Catarrh Cure id taken inter
nally, and acts directly on tbe blood
and mucous surafces of tbe system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation. No. 7,2-44.
Report of the Condition of
Tbe First National Dank of Lake
view at Lakeview in tbe State of
Oregon, at the close of business,
May 14, 11KJ8.
II Km il lll l.K
HOI.I.AKK
Loans and Discounts f 154,14(1 25
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured
U. S. Bonds to secure cir
3,920 45
culation 50,000 00
U. S. liouds to secure U.S.
DepoMlts 50,000
00
l'rcnuuuiH on u. a. liouds
Bonds, securities, etc
Banking bouse, furniture
aud fixture
Due from National banks
(not reeerve agents)
Due from State Banks
4.(X0 00
2.101 Si)
12.500 00 ,
S.S.'jO 97
44
aud Baukers
Due from approved re
serve ag;entH. 12,595
Checks and other cash
Items
Notes of other National
Bunks
Fractional pa per currency
nickels aud cents
Lawful Money Resekvk
in Bank, viz:
121 85
2,190 t0
Slcle .'. 32,a."2
l'gal-leutlcr notes
Ui'deinptlou luud Willi U.
S. Treasurer (5 uer cent
of circulation) 2,500 00
Total J3;!2.i32 M
I.I AHII.1T1KK
DOLLARrt
Capital stock p.ihl ill $ 50.0(H) 00
Surplus fund 12.OH0 (mi
Undivided proittri, lent ex
penses mid taxes paid... 3.550 Si
National bank notet out
standing: 40,900 00
lut to other National
Banks
Due to State Banks aud
Bankers
Dividends unpaid
Individual depotdts sub
ject to check
Demand certificates of de
loo HU
75 68
45 00
154.4S1 77
posit 16.400 83
United States deponlts....
Deposits of U. S. disburs
ing officers
Bills payable. Including
certificates ot deposit for
money borrowed.
40.910 18
9,305 02
1
5,000 00
.Total ..f332,833 88
;
STATK OF Oukuon ) '
S8.
Uoonty or Lake I
I, 8. O. - Ureesler. Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear tbat the above statement la
true to the best ot my knowledge
and belief.
8. O. ( kkhhi.er, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21xt day of May, 1908
W. 0. Counter, Notary Public, for
Oregon. Seal
correct Attest; , ,
Dick J. Wilcox I
W. If. Shirk (Directors.
8. P. Moss J
Guaranteed Better than the Be?t of Hair.
It will never Mat nor Pack. Dust, Moth
and Vermin Proof. Absolutely Non
Absorbent, practically un-wear-out-able.
MATViiESS
OUR MEW
QUARTERS
The Lakeview Furniture Com
pany has moved into the large
Brick Building on Water street
where a Large" Stock of every
thing usually found in a Furn
iture Store will be kept
Undertaker's Parlors
Repair Sh6p .....
LAKEVIEW FURNITURE
STORE. WALLACE
Restoration to Entry of Lands
National Forests
Notice is hereby given that the
lands .described below, embracing
910 acres, within tbe Fremont Nation
al Forest, Oregon, will be subject to
settlement and entry nnder tbe pro-
' visions of tbe homestead laws of the
I United States and the act of Jane 11,
'1908 (34 Stat. 233,) at tbe United
gg oiaies iana omce at uaiceview, Ore
gon, on July 28, 1908. Any settler
who was actually and in good faith
claiming any ol said lands tor agri
cultural purposes prior to January 1,
, JTW, null UOfl UUI BUIUUUUBU EMI 1X1 13,
iu nas a preierence rignt to make a
homestead antry for tbe lands actoal
j ly occupied. Said lands were listed
GO . uoou the applications of tbe persons
2,500 00 -mentioned below, who have a prefer
. euce rtebt subject to the prior right
i of any eucn settler, provided such
suttlei or applicant is qualified to
make homestead eutry and tbe prefer- " Buy such settler, provided such
euce right is exercised prior to July i settler or applicant is qualified to
28, 1908, on which date the lauds will ! make home8tead entry and the prs
be subjeet to settlement aud entry by , ... . , , ,
auy qualified persou. The lands are erenc riBh' exercised prior to Ju
ua follows: the SE quurter. of SW ly 28, 1908, on which date the lands
quarter, Seo 23, the E half, of NW j will be subject to settlement and en
quarter, the NE quarter of SW quar- try by qualified person. The
ter, Seo. 20, listed upon application of ! , . . ,.
Burton R. Oatman, Silver Lake, Ore lauds are follows : the SW quarter
gou: tbe W balf, of NE quarter, the! of SW quarter, Sec. 3, the N half of
NVV qsurter ot quarter, tbe NK
quarter of 8W quarter. Sec. 3, appli
cation of Burtis F. Oatman, Silver
Lake, Oregon, alleging settlement.
jia'o: me tu nan oi w quarter, Sec.
It. the K half, of NW quarter, Seo.
2-1. application of Wm Ralph Burton,
Silver Lake, Oregon : the VY ha'f of
bW quarter, Sec 23, tbe W half of N W
w!'
uarter, beo 20, T. 27 S., K 13 E.,
Aler., application of (J race L. Oat-
. man; Silver Lake, Oregou. The SE
' quarter of HE quarter, the & half of
SJbi quarter, tbe SW quarter ot SE
duarter. Seo 1. T. 30 H.. R lfl E. an.
plication of Ralph Spencer, Silver
Lake , Oregon. The NW quarter of
SW Quarter, the NW o,,rtr nf RK
I quarter of SW quarter, the N half of
! bW quarter of BE quarter of 8W quar
ter, tne n nair of JN half of SW quar-
ter of bw quarter, the 8E quarter of
NE quarter of SW quarter of SW quar
ter, the NE quarter of SE quarter oi
SW quarter of SW quarter, Seo 29, the
NE quarter of SE quarter Seo, 30, T.
3t S., K. 18 application of James
M. Bevel Paisley, Oregon.
Fred Dennett, Commissioner of the
General Land Oftloe. -Approved
May 6, 1908.
, Frank Pierce, Flint Assistant' Sec
retary of tbe luterioi.
22-4 Lists 900,901 and 1125.
j r mM a
& CO., Prop'r
In Restoration to Entry of Lands In
National Forests
Notice is hereby given tbat tbe lands
described below, embracing 800 acres.
; within tbe Fremont National Forest,
Oregon, will be subject to settlement
and entry under the provisions of tbe
, homestead laws of tbe United States
and the act of Jnne 11, 1906 (34 Stat.,
. 233), at tbe United States land office
! at Lakeviewj Oregon, on July 28, 1908.
I Any settler who was actually and ia
good faith claiming any of said hinds
for agricultural purposes prior to Jan
uary , 190C, and bas not abandoned
same, has a preference right to make
a homestead entry for the lands actu
ally occupied. Said lands were listed
upou the application of the persons
mentioned below, who have a prefer
ence right subject to the prior right
ftt quarter, Seo. 9, the ,
NW quarter
if NW quarter Sec 10 T 27 8., K. 1J
E., W. Mer., listed upon application
of Theodore St. Thomas, Silver Lake,
Oregon : tbe SW quarter of NW qaar
ter, the N balf of SW quarter, the SW
quarter of SW quarter, Seo. 14, T. 20
S., R. 13 E., upon application of Jerry'
Foley, Silver Lake, Oregon. Lot t
and SW quarter of NE quarter(W half
of N E quarter, ) the NW quarter ot
SE quarter, the SE quarter ot NW
quarter, Sec. 1, upon application of
Beverly lleflter, Silver Lake, Oregoe.:
the SW quarter, Seo. 1, T. 30 a, R.
16 E., upon application of Frank 8.'
Duffy, Astoria, Oregon. The KIT
quarter of SW quarter, Sec 3, the tf
balf of SE quarter, tbe NE quarter of
SW quarter. Sec 4, T. 27, a K. 13 EL,
upon application of Tbomaa Parkec
Silver Lake, Oregon.
Fred Dennett, Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
Approved May 15, DOS.
Frank Pierce, First Assistant beors
tary of the Interior.
22-4 Lists 828, 849 and 898.
i