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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1908)
OOP wot SHOES FOR OOMFORT 08 During the heated term, you will (I want to keep as cool as possible 8 I v X U Comfortable Low S will permit cool jj teet and correc style as well. People who nake a udy of hot weather comfort w low shoes 1, Ourli" full,! j of c-' : . rt- J' n givin t ri-oes, Q in t ' ' i ct r jj shapes, made ! ' - c ; 5 after h vtrenic f -S.' 9. ideas rjrf y P. Although vc have warm weather High Shoes, we recommend the Low ones Lakeview and Vicinity Well, Its all over I Head ftlebera new ad. The wise one rays, "1 WK1 you to." Dutch lunch at the Brewery Sa loon. tf ! Now for the Presidential election In November. ' 8. T. Colvln came in from the Mnch , Tuesday. j For Lots In Wateon'a addition, sco Maemgill. 2) tf i liammocl s Hammocks, Hammock, t H. A M. U I The bout butter Is Olivers. For ale at Hiobers. 22 -i! "Kly" U able to walk again with out limping. Read Doone'a new ad. this week. Something new. tf. Uur assortment of men's neckties are neat 11. A M. It J. S. Branch and wife were Iji town first of the week. We carry a complete hue of Fishing tackle. RAM. It Joe Fuller made a business trip to Altnras last week. Dennis Brown was op from Davis Creek last Saturday. Roy Shirk returned last week from a trip in California. Fred Snyder who has been quite 111 is able to be out attain. The baLd played on the street Mon day eveulog after election. FOR SALE: New Piano, cheap. Enquire at Geo. Millers tf " Rubber and Co'tbn Hose boat grade at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1 The beet Lawn Mower on the mar ket at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1 Xulwcrltw for The lnke Motility Ex Miulner, If you want the ncwit. One and two piece Oslermoor Mat Ladies Oxfords-fn in 51.75 to $3 a pair Men's (xfords f m $3 to $6 a pair 8 UnclanTifd tetters J. S. Druden, i r G V. Tarber, Mr Thomas Duyer. Earnest Hbafer, Mii-e Xnna Harnet, Miss I i77ie F. B. Mc Comb Mr. Ly Winter, V. li. H Wade, Mr. A. B Peters Mrs. .1. K. Sorton, J. P. K!f tt, Mrs. Mattie Ver million, Mr. Frank Harris, Mrs. OHi Sarria, Mr L K. Preepeet. Mrs. J. Talman, Mr Lester Mead Mi?s f.tta Liedman. Mrs Clandie Miller, iff a. Ed Maxwell. Mr. M. Mark?. Mrs Mora Jackson. Eph. Miller P. M. Decoration day was fittingly obser ve I in Lakeview. A large number .needed the exercises, and marched t the cemetary. The Lakeview Citizens band played appropriate n.urrio and led the file of Veteraus ivhirh each year is becoming less Hii'l less. I O. Cronemiller will take charge of the VV. It. Bernard bouse the 15th, hen bis family will arrive from Klamath Falls. Confidence when eating:, that your food is of highest wholesomeness that it has nothing in it that can injure or distress you makes the repast doubly comfortable and satisfactory. This supreme confidence you have when the food is raised with lXy The only baking powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar There can be no comforting confi dence when eating alum baking pow der food. Chemists say that more or less of the alum powder in unchanged alum or alum salts remains in the food. tressed at Lakevew Mercantile Co. 1 J. E. Norin and'wifa moved into their new home first of th week. Ladies Shirt Waists aud Muslin Un- derware at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1 V. Conn came down from Paisley Tuesday to make proof on his timber claim. TAYLOR DANIELS CO will play sis nights in Lakeview commencing June 22. L. B. Moss, the freighter, brought in a load of flour for Hotel Lakeview Monday. There were several candidates beat en. But that was no more than was expected. J. O. Metzker of Cedarville has taken a contract to log for the Rlne bart sawmill. Geo. D)wn and Dan Godsil were down from the Rinehart saw mill Monday tovote. (Frank Romer, ranch boss on the 70 ranch in Cbewaucan, spent election day in Lakeview. Mr. F. E. Austin, who is employed on the National forest, spent eleciun day in Lakeview. Read the notice in the Examiner this week, of a fine ranch for sale, near Paisley, Oregon. 19 tf. L. L. Russill is running the engine at the Rinehart sawmill. lie spent election day in town. Pat Ad gland and Jack Verling were in from the sheep camp to vote Mou day, returning Tuesday "Uncle Jimmy" Bernard and wife moved iuto Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wat- sous' residence Monday. Carl M. Ewinp, nf Silver Lake, has i bjea appointed forest guard on the Fremont National forest. Maje Fine and daughter, Kitten, came over from Plush Monday to remain in town a few days. J. D. Venalor, was welcomed on the streets this week, by bis many friends, after a serious illness. Mr. G. li. Wilcox, the Red Blutf sheepman, is in Modoc county look ing after bis stock interests there. The bent place to shear sheep, befet range, etc., is at the McDaniels cor rals, in Camas prairie. Not in the He serve. 10 10 E. W. Jennings returned to Lake view first of the week to make proof on a timber claim in the Deschutes country. It keeps S. V. Rehart busy telling of the sights he saw in the East last winter. He finds ready and attentive listeners. Don't use poor butter when you can get the BEST. Kvery pound pure, clean, sweet and fresh. Oliver's, at Bieber'a. 2-2 NOTICE The County Court of Lake County Oregou on the 21th day of April, l'J08, made an order for the shIo of the personal property of the C L. Mitch-ell-lnus estate, Ht private sale. Said personal property consists of an un divided half iutereHt in I'.Ui cows with young calves, and 80 mixed yearlings, also five head of horses, 300 bushel of grain, some farming implements and machinery, and complete outfit for cutting and stacking hay. Any one interested in the purchase of the above property call ou the under signed. Tbos. II. Suet lock. Executor last Will and Testament of C. L. Mitchell-Iunea, Deceased. 18 tf. The Lakeview Water Co, baa Issued orlnra restricting Irrigation t 1 hours I u the morning and 1 hm In the evening. For fear of being "smashed" every one re'raius from lulug the s'erotyped remark in sum tier, "la this hot enough for you?" Ed. Field Talked out to Thomas creek Monday to vote, a distance of eight inlitvt. Hi vole ought to count for something. Perhaps we have told you about our Red Cross Ties, they are here. Come in and look at them. They ate. elegant, li. A M. It NEWS STAND: Dally papers cau b purchased each morning at Wallace A Co', news rtan I on Water sire! north of the Postodlce. lutf 12.00 START? A FINK LOCAL BUSINESS, daily profit, fi to 110. Particulars free; write today. 11. F. Looa Co., Dea Moines, Iowa. 1 U tf Every Sunday Mas and Benedictlou at 10 o'clock A. M. Sunday School after Benediction. Week day Mae at 6 ::t0 A. M. Father Va.ta. S. J i We want to tell you, again about our line of shirts, neat nobby, and well fitting, and the largest assort meot ever brought to Lakeview B.A M. It F. P. Light was appoioted by the Grand Lodge, I. O O F., as deputy Graud Master, also by the Grand Eucampment as Deputy Graud Patri arch. J. T. Metzker sprained the musclea of bis leg the other evening by step ping on a round stone which turned with him, aud he has been quite lame since. Work on the new dwelling of S. O Cressler is processing very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Cressler will have one of the finest homes In Lakeview wheu it is completed. NOTICE to sheepmen: Mr shearing corrals and dipping vata in Camas prairie are now ready for us, and in Knnd Bbape. 10 10 Rosa McDaniuls. The oldest vote cant in Lakeview Montiuy nas that of John Metzker, w'mimj ll'nt voto 'Hi cat for William II H rrison, the 9tb president f toe Uuito. r-tates "WANTED. GOOD MAN IN EVE RY LOCALITY -GOOD pay; exper ience unnecessary to represent targe Real Estate organization, write today. B.F. Loos Co., DesMoinea, Iowa." tf Tbirteeu cents has been offered for j wool in Lake county. There haa been none sold, so far as we have learned. Sheepmen are holding out for 15 cents, aud it is hoped they will get It. WALL PAPER WALL PAPER WALL PAPER 1000 Rolls choice wall paper just recelvvd. Loren Bailey 21-3 W e are in receipt of an invitation to be present at the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Specklemire to Mr. Perry C. Striplin, on Wednesday evening, June the tenth. 1908, at Tulare, California. George Storkman and wife expect to start for Prineville the latter part of the week, where George ha9 es tablished a cigar factory which be will open up soon after their arrival In that city. J. rrankl received a letter a few days ago from his daughter. Pearl, in Logan, Utah, stating tbt.t 7 inches of enow hal just fallen. Don't com plain about the weather here in Lake County. John Metzker and family, of Cedar ville spent several days In Ijakeviow during the pat week visiting relatives and friends. They spent the past few months at Rawhide, the Nevadu mining camp. y A. II. and C. L. Barnum came in to town first of the week from Mc Kendree's sheep camp. The boys accidentally ran onto a fine timber claim on Cox Creek , aud came to town to file ou it. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Watson started for Portland Tuesday to attend the Rose festival in that oity beginning on the Ct. They will be absent from Lakeview a month. Mr. Watson is taking his annual vacation. S. V. Rehart returned Monday morning from New York and Washing ton. D. C , where he spent the pant winter. Mr. Rehart says he enjoyed bis visit in the East and saw and beard many things of interest to bim. He will remain in Lakevew this summer. la - Aede -A Woman's Duty- is to he ns will gowned n lur purse und her tnste will permit her. We Help Mcr to seleet the most heeoming Styles in Millinery, Press, etc. For Comfort and Satisfaction come to "Ln Hode." Anna ijt )jWpniefop. This Store is Well Named LISTEN HERE Host Solid Packed Tomatoes lGVirc can Best Solid Packed Corn lfc can Dcst Peaches -5c can Kvcry article in this Store is Sold at the Same Rate. Ask for prices on the above goods elsewhere, and you will find you have been paving too much for your joods. Buy Your Goods at REYNOLD'S BARGAIN STORE And Save Monej'. One door south of Uutcher Shop 9 Plush MINING I Adel SUPPLIES Think It Tsvrd His LIU Lestei M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, says in a recent letter; "have used Dr. Kings New Discovery many years, for coughs aud colds, and think It saved my life. I have found it a reliable remedy for throat and lung complaints, aud would no more Ijo without a bottle than I would be without Jfoodt. For nearly forty years New Discovery has stood at the head of throat and lung remedies. As preventive of pueu mania, aud healer of weak lungs it bus no equal. Sold under guarantee at A. L. Thornton's drug store. 50o. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. 6 Everything Carried in Stock for the Miner at both our Stores. Boots and Shoes for Miners, Bucca roos, Sheepmen and Ranchmen. GLOVES AND OVERALLS FOR ALL. Groceries, Flour and Grain. All kinds of Canned Goods. Hardware & lining Tools. Warner Valley Mercantile Co. Adel 1 Plush f Pacific Land Cn. I nkwipu; rir I - v T IV IT V S W Locates Homesteads, Desert Claims and State Lands, besides doing a gen eral Real Estate Business i We are prepared to get your property before thousands of people on short notice. List with ua and give us a trial. COG BURN NELSON MANAGERS. C fi . ns It , T , wiiivv; wijikjmcc UOUl I'lkCVlCW. 1 CENTRAL j MEAT MARKET i i BEEF, MUTTON. FORK. ETC. I JOHN WENDELL PROPRIETOR BUILDING NORTH LAKEVIEW H OF HOTEL LAKEVIEW OREGON i 1 i i i Lake County Examiner iiM!
