Lakeview and Vicinity
SHOES
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comfort wear low shoes
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Our line is full
of comfort
giving Shoes,
in correct
shapes, made
after hygenic
ideas
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Hummocks, Hammocks, Hammock,
at 11. A M. It
L. K MoCulley was In town first of
tbe week.
tor Lota in Watson's addition, see
Masinglll. 23-tf
The best butter U Olivers. For
sale at Hiebers. 22 -'J
Read Hoone's new ad. t It id week.
Something new. tf.
Our assortment of men 'a neckt ies
are ueat. II. Jt M. It
V. K. Mcformack cam down from
Paisley Tuesday.
We carry a complete line of Pishing
tackle. II. A M. It
M. W. Ilowman was down from
Paisley this week.
FOR SALE: New Piano, cheap.
Enquire at Geo. Millers tf
J. N. r itzgerald came over from
South Warner this week.
Mr. Henry Fuuk of the Mercantile
store is quite ill this week.
Rubber and Co' ton Hose best grade
at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1
iom btanley and Ueo. Harper were
dowu from Paisley Tuesday.
Subncribe for The Lake County Ex
aminer. If you want the news.
M. Lauitzer, Cbewaucan stockman
came down to Lakeview Tuesday.
ine best uwo Mower on toe mar
ket at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1
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A pair or spectacles was picked up
lu the street first of the week by Mr.
Heebe and left at this cities. The
owner may recover same by calling
Tor them. t
NOTICE to sheepmen: Mr shearing
corrals and dipping vats In Camas
prairie are now ready for us, aud In
good shape.
1010 Rosa McDanlels.
Every Sunday Mass and Honed let lou
at 10 o'clook A. M.
Sunday School after Ilenedictlon.
Week day Mass at 6 A. M.
Father Vata. S. J
Miss Laura duelling, I lie accom
plished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V.
U Snelling, Is assisting in the
Mercantile store during the illness of
lleury Funk.
C. W. Dent and family, of Adel
were in town Tuesdsy. In addition
to being county commissioner. Mr.
Dent is one of Jthe promlneot stock
men of the county.
O. II. Wilcox of Red
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have
warm weather
High Shoes,
we recommend
the
Low ones
Ladles Oxfords from $1.75 to $3 a pair
Men's Oxfords from $3 to $6 a pair
Timbrr Land Setlce-
Department of the Interior, U,
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Oregon,
JEnd Office at Lakeview,
mr,m 15 1908.
BfcQfTlCE is hereyb given that EARL
AUSTIN, of Oakland, Uaiir.. wno, on
April 22 1908 made timber and stone
wpplication. No. 4153, for N half SE
Huarter, SE quarter SE quarter, Sec
Uon 2G, Township 38 S., Raoge 18 E
Will. Meridiap, has Hied notice of
intention to make Final Proof, to
wtnblisb claim to the land above des
aribed, before Register and Receiver
t Lakview, Oregon, on the 3rd day
f September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Geo. Lynch, Marion S. Barnes,
Elden Woodcock, Oscar Metzker, all
( Lakeview, Oregon.
J. N. Watson, Register.
First publication June 18, 1908,
Lest Publication Aug. 20, 1908.
rimbrr l-and tl-e.
Uaartment of the lutetior, L. S.
Iud Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
June, 15, 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given that OTIS
FOLLETT, 'f Lakeview, Oregon,
who, on April 18, 1908, made timber
mad stone application, No. 4110, for
UK quarter N W quarter, NE quarter
SW quarter, Section 8, Township 39
a.. Range 21 E., Will. Meridian, has
Wed notice cf intention to make
JTiual Proof, to establish claim to the
lauds above described, before Regis
ter and Receiver at Lakeview, Oregon,
Mr the 1st dayof September, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. T. Metzker, Wm. Stiinpflg, C O.
Metzker, Uirt Lee, all of Lakeview,
Oregon.
10 J. N. Watson, Register.
Timber l.aiid Xotirr.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Hjuati Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
JUiue. 15, 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given that GIL
rJUT C. LAP11AM. of ?Vistillis,
Oreiron, who, on April 15, 1908, made
timber and stone application, No.
4MU, for NW quarter SW quarter.Seo
tion 28, Township 38 S.. Range 10 E.
Will. Meridian, has tiled notice of
intention to make Final Proof, to
aatablish claim to the laud above
described, Lefore Register and Recei
ver, at Lakeview, Oregon on the 31st
i- of August, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Waiter Howard, Frank Howard,
Ww. O. Patten, all of Lakeview Ore
Itoa, aud Oscar U. iialdwio, of
Viotillis, Oregon.
3610 J. N. Watson, Register
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of disease.
Catarrh la a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cqre it you
must take Internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicians In this
country for years and is a regular
prescription. It is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The per
fect combination of the two ingred
ients is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY St CO., Props.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls' Family Pilis for consti
pation.
One and two piece Ostermoor Mat
tresses at Lakeview Mercantile Co. I
I). M. Bryan, the Clover Flat stock
raiser, was la Lakeview last week.
Ladies Shirt Waists nd Muslin Uu-
derware at Lakeview Mercantile Co. 1
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Down was seriously ill Monday.
John Brady, familiarly known as
"Jack", is down from Paisley this
week.
Joe Jones was over from Plush this
week after a load of supplies for tbe
7T ranch.
TAYLOR DANIELS CO. will play
six nights in Lakeview commencing
June 22.
Work on the bowling alley just
north of Tbe Examiner office will be
gin soon.
J. Vincint, the freighter, brought
a load or freight from tbe railroad
this week.
Born: At Drews Creek, June 14,
1908, to Mr. and Mrs. C. & Morris, an
8-pound girl.
H. Graber, who recently bought a
farm near Pine Creek, was in Lake
view this week.
W. O. Hough, tbe popular hotel
man, of Paisley, was doing business in
the metropolis Tuesday.
A new shipment of Wall paper.
prettiest ever shown in Lakeview, at
Wallace Co's., furniture store. 4t
Ches.Dykeman, twirler in the Lake-
view ifigh school team, was in from
tbe XL ranch last Tuesday.
E. E. Clark, of the Lakeview Mer
cantile Co., has leased tbe dwelling
belonging to Mrs. Ruby Harvey.
Bluff, Calif.,
rived in town this week on his reg
ular annual outing trip to the moun
tains uorth of Lakeview, - where he
has a big sheep ranch
M. Sanders was In from his sheep
camp on the Harvey place In the north
end of this valley Tuesday. He re
ports a good lambing and la finishing
sbearlug a . ood crop of wool.
M. C. Lewi, and wife, of Goldfleld,
Nevada, arrived In town on Tuesdays
stage. Mr. Lewis is a carpenter.
They are well pleased with our town
and county and will locate here.
John Hewitt, of Taooma, of the Hew
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hi, uauu vumpany, is in town, lie
Is formulating a great imra Igiatlon
project for he West Side, of which full
mention will be made later on
C. Duvall, of West Virginia, and
Chas. H. Isabel, of Aiou, Ohio, are iu
town, leading a strenuous life looking
for land If they do not And what
they waut they will be hard to suit.
Several communications from out of
town friends are in type, but have
bad to be delayed iu publishing until
our next incite, because of n rush of
legal work that must be iuserted.
get the La Mode habit
It Pays
IT'S FASCINATING to people of good
taste to visit this attractive little store and
see the select display of
Fancy Waists, Dress Skirts, Mil
linery, Dress Goods, Underwear
Jjl?na ijt JIM011' ijoppieton.
"WANTED, GOOD MAN IN EVE
RY LOCALITY GOOD pay; exper
ience unnecessary to represent lHrge
Real Estate organization, write today.
RF. Loos Co., DesMoines, Iowa." tf
Those indebted to Geo. Cooley, will
please call at once and settle, as my
saloon n Paisley will be closed July
first aud all accounts must be settled.
Settlement can be made either with
me direct or with W. H. Tucker.
Yours Truly,
G. W. Cooley 24-1 month
Timber Land Notice.
Department of tbe Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakeview. Oregon.
June 15. 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given that ROS
ANNAH HEATH, of Cliils, Wash., who
on April 15, 1908, made timber aud
stone application, No. 4144, for E
halt SE quarter, SW quarter SE
quarter, Section, 4, Township 39 8 ,
Range 18 E.. Will. Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make Fiual
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, on
the 31at day of August, 1908.
Claimant names a witnesses:
George Lynch, Fred L. Ross, Marlon
S. Barnes, Elden Woodcock, all of
Lakeview, Oregon,
25-10 J. N. Watson, Register.
The best place to shear sheep, best
range, etc., is at the McDauiels cor
rals, in Camas piairie. Not in the Re
serve. 10 10
Perhaps we have told you about our
Red Cross Ties, they are here. Come
in aud look at them. They are
elegant. B. & M. It
LOST: Between Opera House and
School House, gold watch with fob.
Fiuder please leave at this office aud
receive reward. 2t.
NEWS STAND: Daily papers can
be purchased each morning at Wallace
Sc Co's. news stand on Water street,
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to 110.
B. F.
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north of the Postofflc.e.
S2.00 STARTS A FINE
BUSINESS, daily profits, 15
Particulars free; write today,
Loos Co., Des Moines, Iowa,
Toney Murrato, from Grants Pass,
an experienced turf and track man is
in town with several horses to attend
the races. He came over via, Klam
ath Falls.
We want to tell you, again about
our line of shirts, neat nobby, and
well fittiug, and the largest assort
ment ever brought to Lakeview
M. It
NOTICE
Tbe County Court of Lake County
Oregon on tbe 21tb day of April,
1908, made au order for the sale of the
personal property of the U L. Mitchell-lues
estate, at private sale. Said
personal property consists of an un
divided half interest in 130 cows with
young calves, and 80 mixed yearlings,
also live 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 on the under
signed. Tbos. 11. Sherlock.
Executer last Will and Testament of
C. L. Mitcbell-Inues, Deceased. i8tf.
Botn tU M Kind Km Have Always BoDfilf
E. E. Linville, of tbe Red Front
Stables, went ou a trip to Altura Inst
v.dtk, aad while in that viciuity his
team ran away, tbrowiug Elsie out
and ho received a severe injury to his
leg.
Evidence of interest in this section
is bad everyday in hotel arrivals from
tbe outside and a constant procession
of ''movers" wagons, lookiug for new
homes in this "The last aud beet
West."
Ed. Lake, who has a homestead in
Bly country, spent several days In
Lakeview last week, returning to
bis home Tuesday. Mr. Lake has
lust some surplus "tat" since "going
on tbe faim."
This Is a land of rain as well as of
sunshine two necessary adjuncts
to well filled purses. A quarter of an
inch of rain tell Sunday evening. Moie
Monday, and it looks as though tbe
end is not yet.
G. F. Arthur, of West Side, was in
town Monday making final proof on
a timber entry. He was accompanied
by B. McCreary, one of the formei's
witnesses. We were pleased to meet
both gentlemen.
Pete Enqulst. tbe sheepman, re
turned to Lakeview last Friday from
Santa Rosa, Calif., where he spent
tbe winter. Mr. Enquist says times
are pretty dull iu California and theie
are many men out of work.
Tbe new public library building is
rapidly assuming shape, aud will be
handsome addition to the town. It
will serve a most worthy purpose,
and speaks well for tbe intellectuality
ot tbe people of Lakeview.
Mr. J. N. Jaqiusb, the cabinet
maker, last week finished up a lot of
picture frames, which are about as
ueat as any we have ever seen. Mr.
Jaquish makes frames for sale, aud
does repa r woik of all kinds.
S. F. Ahlstrom reports shipment of
several saddles this week to Nevada
aud California points. He has a large
and growing trade in saddles extend
ing all over the West a distinction
for Lakeview workmanship, aud
profitable to himself.
Chas. E. Rice Director of tbe
Lakeview Citizens Bund has been
contracted tor another year by the
Businessmen of Lakeview at a salary
of 1100 per month. This is good
news to the people of Lakeview. Mr.
Rice is a success as band master.
Tbe family of F. P. Cronemiller.
arrived here from Klamath Fulls, last
Saturday, and are greatly pleased
with their new home. They were
surprised to Hud such a pretty little
city, and such a busy one. We are
glad to welcorn3 them among us.
This Store is Well Named
LISTEN HERE
Rest Solid Packed Tomatoes H.c can
Best Solid Packed Corn 15c can
Het Peaches l?5c can
Kvcry "article in this Store is Sold at the Same Kate.
Ask for prices on the above floods elsewhere, and
you will find you have been paying too much
for your jttonds.
Buy Your Goods at
REYNOLD'S BARGAIN STORE
And Save Monej'.
One tloor south of Butcher Shop
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MINING
SUPPLIES
Everything Carried in Stock for the
Miner at both our Stores.
Boots and Shoes for Miners, liucca
roos, Sheepmen and Ranchmen.
OLOVES AND OVERALLS FOR ALL.
Groceries, Flour and Grain.
All Kinds of Canned Goods.
Hardware & lining Tools.
Warner Valley Mercantile Co.
Adel
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Pacific Land Co. Lakeview, Ore.
Locates Homesteads, Desert Claims
and State Lands, besides doing a gen
era Keal instate Business
We are prepared to get your property before
thousands of people on short notice.
List with us and give us a trial.
COGBURN St NELSON
MANAGERS.
Office opposite Hotel Lakeview.
Photographer Here
lleury Weudt, photographer, who
has a photo studio aud candy factory
at New Fine Creek, Oregon, is in
Lakeview, with a photo tent, south
of the Herald ofllce.
Mr. Weudt wrtl remain here until
July 10, 1908. Pbotoa taken from
stamps, postals and all sizes up to
11X11. All work up to date.
Mr. Weudt expects to come to Lake
view once a year with a teut. 23 tf.
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CENTRAL
MEAT MARKET
JOHN WENDELL
PROPRIETOR
BUILDING NORTH
LAKEVIEW
OF HOTEL LAKEVIEW
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