Lake County examiner., August 13, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

LA K 1 COUNTY KXAMINKK. LAKhVlhVV, OHKOON. TJII'ItflM Y. AtUJfl VI JIM8
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i Every Non-Progressive Merchant
f Become
I V Ann Pmtaif nr
1 UUl Vu? J 1A1 i v b 1 t V A
When You Cease to
Advertise Aggressively
WIIIvN a merchant "slows up" in liis adver
tising, and concludes to "save a little
money'' in, that direction, then the merchant who
never had the courage and foresight to advertise
adequately IUiCOMIiS A KKAl, COMPETITOR,
liven the merchant who never advertises at all
reaps a certain amount of ptofit from the "slow
ing up" process of the live store
Not many merchants, of course, who have at
any time set the pace lor progressive advertising,
will he content to take a backward plunge into
the company of the non-progressives, of the
LITTLE MERCHANTS, the easily satisfied ones,
the un-awakesl Hut that in just what the "live
one" does when he imagines his advertising is
costing too much, and that its curtailment means
"saving."
It business conditions ever suggest retrench
ment in advertising, the wise merchant knows that
this should be interpreted is a signal for "full
speed ahead," for redoub'cd efforts to WIN the
business thai does not come so easily as usual.
The Talketlve Cow
"Iluw 1ii Jtnil Hit. M lwa Cow," I ll1,
Aa I iti.' I hef 011 tli 11 uri'fl;
"W bj ro you out .i inrljf auil lute.
Ami tit tin you Ami to rif"
'The iiraat aiiil It r Juicy,
Ami Ida ymn.g trwa tempting nigh,
An. I it my uelglitxira iloit't mlfb 1110
I'll cut I In' 111 I ! Iiy ;
A nil I mil uul mrly ami lata
llrcauftu I i-home to riiain
A 11. 1 my iol aru alwaya t'l
To i l ri'l ol tua at liouia."
"Yuu ar inn hunxry." I Mid;
You ar In the .liira all day "
"Cl, tiut lor hat I it out litra
I tiavvii'l a rvnt In pay."
"Imii'l you kiinw Hi. ra la a lock iawT
Tliry lulu hi put you In tha pound,"
"Oh, ilial'a (or up In Hie luwu," li Id,
"Aud not lor lu re around."
aalit, Tlie maralial inltflil loot you."
Htm oH iii l hi r y a wide:
"(Mi, my Miplc ara on I lie watch.
Ami they'd liualle utu luildc."
' "Why don't you Ho In aome other placet"
"Oil, they put ium hero to taj
And tlajr will drlvo inn back ax a In
II 1 paa llttl. way."
"You ai very law abiding," I tald;
"I'ray, wlicru wtfre you ralacdf '
"Oh," aba Mid. "III lliu uioullUllii,
In frcndoin llieru I raet."
I tald, to hy ilon't you go to your borne
And bother your people 4 l?"
"Oil," aha aald, "I kuovr better thau that;
They'd put m In thr corral."
I anld, "You aaury now,
Kolka will K l llred of you
"I'll," the laid ; "they'ra a poor way
To help llieinaolvct II lliay do.
HAKK ore.
Injured In u Itmiuwiiy
Au old Mini crippled man, named
James McOr.iry, hum rakinit liny ucar
ton hint I'rliiuT, and bin homes rnn
toward h wire teuce, tint suddenly
swerved us I Ley came to it and threw
him through tlm fence. Jin uHrt very
badly i it jut 0' I, (miu of li 1m iinim bcini;
no Ini.l ly iiijiirtnl that it in foHred
hui put lit ion -inuy lin necessary. Jlu
Hint u similar uc.cdeiit soiuo thin) iik
and lout a U-H.
Why Jamra l-J-c t.ol Wrll
X Kvcry body iti Zaucsville, C).,
kuows MrH. Mmy Loo, of rum.' route
H. tsli'i writi'H : "My husband. James
Lee, firmly believes ho imi' his lilt'
to the use of lr. Kiiiu'h New J ) i h
covi'i y. 1 1 in luiik'u were so severely
airtuli'.i tluit consumption seemed in
evitable, v. hen h friend recommended
Now Discovery. We trlod it, nnd it
u n Iiiih restored hi in to if r Icit
health." Ir. Kinu'H New lMi'overy
in tho Kintf vt throat nnd ltin
riMiiodioH. I'tir Clinch and coidH it
Im i no iinl. The llibt donii yivi'M
roliof. Try it! Sold uiidor iuiiranlow
at A Ij. Tlioi nfon'H dnm htoru, fiUo
miu 9!. Trinl ImMlii froe.
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ST. MARY'S
ACADEMY
MEDFORD, OREGON
MtlDI KN Kyl'l I'MI NT
HKLK.M I I I I. Kl ( KhA'l ION ROOMS
l'tlV IIOKMI IOKII S
HIKYIIIINlj NliVV
Th Ideal School for
YOUNG LADIES
A thorough ctluratiiiii in all stamlaril
liraiu lien ussurc.1, im ludin liirr.iiurp,
lunguaca, luatlii-niatii's, tcience, his
tory, music, ni'fillcwoik, etc., ill so
careful utlrnlion to nialtem of deport
ment ami those accomplishments w hich
mark the cultured, refined woman.
All courses are thoroughly modern in
iiihjectandiysteiii. No distinction or
Interference in niatten of religion.
Writ or Bookltt-TODA Y
St. Mary's Academy "KSSS?" J
GOLDRUN L0T8 NOW
ON SALE IN LAKEV1EW
The toffimtte of (ioldrun located
close to the ISuttn (J roup of cIuIiijh,
which lit now Ix-'ltm developed, hits
lwn Nitrveyed aod are Dow oliered for
ule.
Drcnkcl k I'hIi.o Lave lien appoint
ed exidimlve atfutita and they report
the eale of aevoral lots to Lakeview
cltlr.on.
lUttt'ii by Mnakt'H
The papera report oninbor of cbhch
of hunter ami campera beluK bitten
by rattloHtiakee, aeetnliiKly pHrtlcuUr
ly vb'loiiH for thia time of year. No
livea lout, thouKb prompt ctittitiK and
aiickintf the wnuuda, and uaual uve of
hlakey
Sulil to ! SmulIjHiv
Cedarville Uot'ord. &: Nea naa
brought Lete hint Monday that Ueortte
i'etiland wait aick with Htimllpox at
Shirk 'a ranch iu Uuatio Valley. Or.
Ware left to attend him Monday, and
it In to be Imped that the caae will
not turn out to be aitiallpox.
NtriK k It Kit h
Mr (ienrt.'e Moriue, the landlord
of the "KiK Sprlnua Jlotet", at Hon
ana, Klamath county waa a very
InloreHtltiK caller Monday oveniuif
Jlt him had a Inrue aud vuiiod experi
ence an a riiinitiK man and hlaaccouut
of wooin the HokIo dame. Kortune,
vtaa ti.th aiiiiiaitiK and edifying. Ami
worht of all, aa lie K"t her alnrhed,
a know-It all Indiau Huent blocka him
nut of the rt'iiliHt ion of hia dreitin
The Kxiimiiier wixbea him uubotiuded
auccoea yet from Lia miue.
Lome Happy Settlers
Charli'8 lliirtier nnd wife, of the
fbibhit C'rot-k country, are in town.
They report the gettlera out there
especially happy over the fact of
huvinu hocurcd auch an excellent well
of water. Steps are now boiiiK taken
to provide a supply of water for
irrium l on piirpnca.
Ju.t Exactly Wight
"I have uned Ir. KiiiK New Lfie
t'illa for aevcritl ye urn and Mud them
jiiHt exactly riKht," auya Mr tVlton,
of linn imille, N. V. New Life 1'illn
relieve w ithout Iheleiiht tl iroonifoi t
lloht roiuedy for cuiihI ipntion, hilmiri
'iima iiml mulariit. 'i.'ic. nt riiiiriitou'a
iriiK lit o o.
There Is no need of anyone suffer
Ink lonK with this disease, for to
rflrct a quick cure it is only neces
sary to tuke a few doses of
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
In fcrt, in most cu&es one dose is
suflR-icm. It never fails and cun be
relied upon in the mobt severe and
dangerous cases. It is equally val
uable for children and is the means
of saving the lives of many children
euch year.
In the world's history no medicine
has ever met with greater success.
PRICE 25c. LARGE SIZE 5Cc.
ASHLAND Commercial COLLEGE
Athland, Oregon
Something Special
DuHlnca end Shorthand Training, Thorough
and Practical
Six nunlha Schularahlp, $48; v Months $60
Note the Special
All ntlidciita who wi'tire a iiliie-iniiiittis'ai'hnlar-alili
antl inner Heptf niber 7, III bo en III led
ti I tin 011111I1I11111I eoiirnc to J 11 1 j. l. HiUtl. In
cluding biiuka anil slalionvry, n: 6U. Tlila
lllvea you an extra limnih. In .imikhI6 anil
tome. Addreas P. KI INLk, Prcs
DIARRHOEA
Personal Mention
Mix l M Miller lift Muml.i.v for
Hun Uitfiel, t'lillfiirnll, to plwe her
hum III I he tiillitnrv liciidi in v lit h t
IiIhco. Hie M ill ll-i Vlwlt her ller
In ()iikbiiil before "ho retiirna liuinc.
The fainillea of Mor. MeUonald
and Kliiinaiina aud Mr (ieo. Iteed loft
Sunday fur a month vncutlou FImIi
Iiiu, of couiMe, in the uiHiii at'rnrt iu,
I heir dctiuatioti bein tho Chewaiicnu,
I'rof, Wi lllt leturtiKiI bint week
with hla wife and (laiiuht"! The
bitter baa been in nttendiiiiOM at the
Nurmal m htiol at Moniiiouth the filial
yr,
Martin I'orry, Knmiiel Green and
Thomas Hiulth, all of lily, wore in
town Tu-day on bljaitieaa before the
land ofllt'o. They wore K'"',l,!,"n,r
lot of men whom were we pleased to
meet.
MIms. Dorothy Iliebor baa enfored
the lopljoinore cbina In the Sail I'rM 11 -i'Ihco
lliuh School. Misa Kva Clark
attouda the on me acbool.
MIks I'enrl Hall, one of the lear-her"
of liiikeviow, who lately reaiunod her
position, baa (icne cm a visit amotiK
her frienda In different parts of Ore
Hon, aud will Inter iimke atrip to New
lork. She wid be greatly mieed by
her yoiiuu pupils to whom she Liia en-
deared fioraelf. Her many friemla
here will wiah her a safe Journey and
nil enjoyable visit.
Nick Harry was a visitor from i'lush
lat week.
Jlinnile Uravea and Joe llermao,
who have been employed the punt few
months an brick tnaotia on the court
house, left last week for Klamath
Kalla. They will soon ro to Han Fran
ricau where they will work at their
trade. The boys made many friends
while In I-aUeview w bo are sorry to
4-e them leave.
Fred OomliH, a former resident of
Lakeview, Is here from Merriel
Misa Duels Wlilits Is "Hello" fzlrl
durlntf the abaeuce of Alice McUrath.
W A. WiUhire was in from bis
Cottonwool farm last Saturday.
John Lewis was up from the Pralt
ranch Saturday evening
Yates Clark and wife, and Mrs.
Sherlock and sous left town Sunday
mormon for a three week s outing ou
Chewaucan.
Dan Me Hoe. who bas beet) eerbitir'y
ill for the past few wee';, is now im
proving. Vinton Miller, clerk in Daly and Hall
DlruK s'ore. will soon leave for Han
Itafael where be will attend the mili
tary academy at that place. Ktion
Tatro who was formerly e iuiloye'i ia
the druK store wi 1 succeed bim.
Made KinKsle;, one of be 70 buo
caroes is iu town for a few days visit.
Kitten Fine waa ov 1'luei
for a short visit IMs we be ;mf
the k 11 out of Miss Atnra (Jlea while la
the city.
Elmer McCulley wa iu from the
sheep camp Sunday after a load of
supplies. '
Mrs. McCJratb and daughter, Alice,
left iu the Haukiu's auto for Likely
last Monday. There they will tske
the train tor San Fraucisco. where
they nil: remain for a two monbts
visit.
Mrs. W. O. Mosa, d'strict deputy.
Mrs. Alice Hunting become Noble
Urand, in place of Mrs. Mae liaik'T.
aud Mrs. W. L. Heryford, Vice (irand
in place of Mrs. Iluntinp. There
were no further chauges iu the elect
ive o HI cea.
Photographer Wendt of New Pine
Creek waa iu town last week ou hia
way to Paisley, on a busiuees trip.
Mi and Mrs. Flore ucn. Hazel Mc
Kee and Mr. ileuiy Funk, allot Lake
view are camping at old Fort Warner,
near touiinlHiouer i'eut s home.
County Commissioner Dent, and
Mr. Dent and yougetit child, ire in
tow n for n few days.
M-s Herbert Kitteridge and
daughter, aud Miss Winifred, of Sil
ver Lake, are guetds of Mrs. F. P.
Oonemlller Mrs. Kitteridge is tak
ing t tie teacher's examination, aud
Iiiih been employed to teach the Silver
Lake puulio school durin g the com
ing your.
John C Oliver r f the West Side
wna in town jobtcrdny.
L. W. Kelsey and wife of Plush,
were in towu Mouduy,
Mrs Sherlock us down from Pais
ley Mouduy.
William l!nhl in chiiio down from
i'rineville Fiiilny.
H li. Forbes and wife tnd Mrs. S.
O. Southuoith of Seattle were Hotel
Lakeview guests Friday.
Kva Howard, of l)rws valley was a
guet-t at Hotel Liikview Friday.
L. P. Klippol was dowu from Sum
mer Lake Saturday.
II. II. llodirook was over froti
Qilnrtz valley Saturday.
I. Fritnknl the wool buyer bas gone
to Sun I'lancinco for a while
H. A. ISuiek, of Oltl Mexico, who
tin been visiting frieinls and relntliivet
ii t his old home iu Silver lake returu
od Monday to bis Mexican home.
Km nk Koggers, the sbeei inun of
Plush was in towu Wudiieundy.
Mrs. H. t). t'reHsler is sti l in Cedar
villi', detained bceausu of serious ill
iici-a of her mother.
It J. Straw, of Plush, is In town.
C, U. Kickets, Siicritmpiito; D. O.
Abel. SpukHiio ; T IS. llolf inun. Kan
niis;T. J. J'verett, Oakland; Frod
Alekstwitir. Pm-t himl ! utiil tl. W
Nmilh it li tl wife of I'm II Kitt-r. Muss.
were new arrivals the past week.
Mrs. Anna lihtlr of I'liixlev was
shopping iu town Monday.
T. T. Camniiell. of Fort Hid well.
Calif, was was iu towu Tuesiay.
Money for Mining Komi
C. H McClciiry wires uh todH.v t hut
bo linn Just Ihhmi notified tilllclall.v by
the Forest Service that an exlrn
thousand ibillitrH Iiiih la-eu appropri
tit ci I for i ho litilhllng of the wagon
road up I 'I no Crock Canyon and thai
work would Im'kIii Monday, Auk !
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There are two things to consider during
HALLOCK
FIRELESS
COOKERS
Call at our store and have them explained to you. We will
let you take a Fireless Cooker on trial
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
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The Lakeview Mercantile Co. bas
put in a Dew side walk in front of
their store this week. Steels and
La do bave also replaced the out rot
ten boards in front of their i-aloon
witb new lumber.
Tlastx p IHd . at ire
Not coal land.
Department of the Interoir, U 8.
Land Ottice at Lakeview, . Oregon,
August II. 1008.
Notice ia hereby given that EDWIN
HAHTZQU, of Lakeview, Oreifn.
who ou June 9, 19U8, mBde Timber
acd Stooe Application No. 4199, Ser
ial No. ttrj. for hi hair K half, Ueo
tion 5, Township 40 S., Range 21 E.
Will Meridian, bas Hied cotice of in
tention to make Final Proof to es
tablish claim to the land above des
cribed, before Register and Receiver,
at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 23 day
of October, 1908.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
R. K- Fook, T. B. Vernon. Omri
Prouub, oteve Down, all of Lakeview,
O-egon.
3:110 J. N. Watson. Register.
.Hp Star"
Drilling Mine Co.
is erecting a plant at
PORTLAND, OREGON
for the manufacture of their
world famous
PORTABLE WELL
DRILLING MACHINES
for water, oil, gas, etc., etc
A moderate amount of
money will start yon in
a proBtable business.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
bave been proved by
Competitive Tests to be
The Best In i lie World.
For full particulars regard
ing well drilling machines,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
PORTLAND. ORCGON,
or
AKRON, OHIO.
Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon
Offers collegiate courses iu Agricul
ture, including Agronomy, lior ii-iii-
tme, Auiuiul UohIihihIiv, Dairy Hua
l)iiii(iry, etc.; t'orestry; DomeBtio
Science and Art; Civil, Klectricel,
.Mechiiu icul, and Miniue Knyiueei iun ;
(.'oiniiierce : PliHruiHcy.
tillers eleinoutry courea in Atricnl-
tore, Forestry, Domestic Science and
Art, ('Oinmerce, ttud Meciiiimu Ails,
including irue work, uubiuet uiak
int.'. ttcHiii llttiiiK', plumUiUk', in hc L i no
work, etr.
Stronc faculty, tnoderu eqniiitrent
free tuition ; opens Sept. U5.
Illustrated catalogue with full infer
nation ou npl iciit ion tot lie luiustor,
free. . 31 4
Blue Prints Made
"FJlll1'ililiil,m-l'w fJ-' mii'wvgri'Mii-.Bar
1 will tniike I lm l'nntti of
iin.v tract of luid in tin'
Lakeview Luini lMnt rlcf , anil
do tilmtrnct work.' Cull ir
write
W. li. SNYDER
Lakeview - Oregon
Wm. F. PAINE.
Ij A ND AGENT axii KL'RVEYfm
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Prompt and cureful nttentlon ulven
ro Btirveys of Lmnln ntul Townsltett,
Mnp work &c. Settlors located. Land
antl Town property for Hale,
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
ELECTRIC IRONS
AND
Colorado Hotel
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Newly Furnished Rooms Comfortable Beds
Tables Supplied With the Best In the Market
Cuisine Excellent Home Cooking
Bakery connection.- Delicacies of all. kinds.
Pk-s Cakes, Rolls. Fres-h Bread Daily
C. E. LONZWAY. Proprietor
GOLDRUN
Now is the time to secure
choice business locations
Lots"
EASY TERMS
DRENKEL PAINE, Agts.
LAKEVIEW
I Tiuib. Ldiid Xotlc.1.
I Not Coal Laud.
Department ot the Interior, U. S.
Laud Ottice at Lakview, Oregon,
August 6, HHJ8,
Notice is hereby piven that MAU
RICE B. WHITEUOUSE, of Lake
view, Oregon, woo ou Juue 4, 1908,
made timber end stoue aplicuticu, No.
419, Serial No, C288, for SW quarter
Section, 28 Township 38 S , Range 21
E. , U ill. Meridian, bas Hied notice of
intention to make Final Proof to es
tablish claim to the land above des
cribed, before Register aud Receiver,
at Lakeview, Oregou, on the 19th day
of October, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Anna L. Whitebouse, G. W. Hardisty
P. II. Snyder, K. A. Paxtou, all of
Lakeview, Oregon.
8-1310-10. J. N. Watsou, Register.
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New Clubbing:
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WE have anancd to oiler in connection
with this paper, the new monthly
farm magazine just started nt Lincoln, Neb.,
by I'rof. II. W. Camplell antl devoted to the
subject of how to farm in the dry country
and how to get best results from soil tillage
.under normal conditions. This paper is
"Campbell's Scientific Parmer" and we offer
it clubbed with the Examiner both for $2.50
per year cash. Prof. Campbell's new paper is
a monthly, chock full of good things, the only
paper of its kind in the world, and it embodies
the tcsults of the editor's many years of pains
taking investigation of the soil tillage 'rpo
sition.
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the. hot weather:
IOIIIiIMMHii HUMIMMMMMaaX
The New Oregon
Mining Eldorado
$50 Each
- rtHueit NtrricK
Not coal Land. "
Department of the Interior, U.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregou.
Angust 6. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that CHAR
LLS L. UAKNNUM, of Lukeview.
Oregon, who on June 2. UKJ8 made
timboer and stooe application No.
4190, Serial No. ,0-.'S5, for E half SB
quarter. Section 9, Township 37 8.,
Range 20 E., Will Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Fianl
Proof, to etablissb claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Lakeview, Oregon, ou tbe
ICth dav of October, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis O. Aleyer, Solomon U. Chan
dler, Jay C. ilotchkiss, Nathan li.
Wilcox, all of Lakeview, Oregou
8-13 10-15. J N. Watson, Register.
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