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"ROSE OF SAVOY"
EVENT OF SEASON
The society evetit of the baoi. took
plana at the Opera Hoiihh, I ut Friday
0 evrnlutf, w lieu a crowded and pleaied
and Inure altnemmd tbe production of
llordiomt'ii Lrrlo Opera, ''Roue of
Kavoy, or liautlfiil llaiy," by local
talent for the bem tit of the Publw
Library, under dlrectlou aud tulelatfe
of Dr. II II. lierlUKo.
The neeae of the opera waa laid In
Milan, and delineated the rnntraat In
the life of two elttera: One whom
by cbauc of fortune km lifted Into
realm of the auocemiful riina done,
where fnvora of wealth and all that
makes life a a u ('(' I on of eaae and
comfort, ere lavlehly here; while
unknown to the former, the other
alater battled with poverty, and eked
out an rxlntanne an atieet aliiKor and
flower Klrl.
The unexpected fneellntf of the two
a Inter In the Milan dreaa uiakluK
larlom, the prima dona who canie for
ler rich coattimea, and the (tower fflrl
to diapnae of her warea, waa a nice
IIH1 of art M in work, on the part of
Meedanie Smith, the prima dona,
aud Hull, the (lower-girl. In the
character of prima dona Mr. Kmlth
gave evidence of poaeeaalng hlatrionlo
talent of a hltfh qua Ity. while the
aweet amulnu and pi rtrnyal of the an
aelfcted and Innocent village atrnllitiK
(lower irl by Mr. Hall waa bltfliy
. appreclHted by the audianoe. The
part tuken by Mra. Oowan, aa head
modiste a' the dreea niakluK parlora,
waa aUo Ifnloe plooe of pniua-takiuK
work, and heralnicluK aud act Inn were
appropriate to the part. Mlaa Mae
Mulder. '--Ha, the dreaamaker,
i ' lylnit a larne part
o . cm attention to detail
St -i. i i' artlxtio Hniab to all
hi., ill ' iud did. Several of the
l" " ' ). e natuee (e did not
ni'K NMBORS IN THE NORTHERN END
OF THE COUNTY PREPARING FOR A BOOM
The northern end of the county has
tuken atepa towards letting tbe otil
aide woild know of Ita udvanUKea,
which la a tnemt coincinliililn effort.
Word waa phoiicil to l.akcvlcw to
Induce Home of our leudlng bualneHH
men to attend the mwt Iik. but tho
ahortneNH of the notice and preaMnK
IiiihIiichm irevented. Til" incetlnn waa
held at 1'alHley laat Saturday week.
The pcoplu of 1'alaley and Silver
J.ake, however, united In the effort,
mid orKHiiJwd the LakvCouuty Hoard
of Commerce, with the puriinae o(
iiHHiMtliii; proHpirtve aettlera in loca
tlnj on puiilic IuikIm, and to furnUh
Information to all enqulrcra ua to
the reMDiirceH j to iiHHNt proap'ctivo
IHIIx'Iihmci m In aecurlni; lamU for Hide;
to mlverilHe the reHourcea of the
county in any way deemed doblrable
or advHuble; lu aecure pints and a
liHtofnll landa available lor aettle
ineut by houieHteadliiK. pnrchaHe or
other wine; to Hal land ofrcrred- for
Hale, at a nominal coat; and to co-operate
with otlur almllar orpiulza
tiona lu lliln and other mutters of in
tereat, well -lielnjr and iievelopinent
of thin iv; Ion.
The piiiiie inovera and ollicera of
the Hoard are aa followa:
I'reHhlent, Hon. Vlrll Conn, of
1 'a If ley.
Firm Vhv 1'reehlent, F. M. t'hrla
man, ot Silver l.nke.
Second Vice 1'realdent, Lawrence 8.
AliiaworJ h, of l'alxley.
Secretary, Dr. A. A. Wlthiim, of
Talnley.
TreiiHiire, S. A. leater, of Silver
Lake.
ICxcctutlve committee for Silver
Lake, M. ( hrlaman, Hi Adama,
and S. A. Leater.
Blue PrintsMade
1 will make I'lue I'liuta of
any tract of laml In the
Liikevlew Laud Diatrlt t, and
do aliHtiact work. Cull or
write
W. II. SNYDI:R
l.nkevlcw - Oreson
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REVIEWS
COMPANION
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learn in the cborus poaaeaa flnevolcei
tlmt only need training to place tbem
In ttm frunt raakor home taleul.
Ml Emily Ayreaa the pianist,
thnuhtf yUUK lu rear waa fully equal
to the demand of the oucealon.
The follow Inn I a ct of character :
Calrlua, A Prime Dona, Mr E. 11.
Htnlth; Jacqueline, A Flower (ilrl,
Mr. T. V. Hall; Tbereaa, Head
MndiHte, Mr Y. A. (iowan ; Lotta, A
Dreiia Maker, Mia Mae holder; Lidb,
A Milliner, Mix Etna Tatro; Jeanne,
A Cuatomer, Mlsa A mra Glnn.
The follow InK a lint of the la
dle of the opera :
Cuba Amick, Iaura Duke, Mr. W.
A. Oowan, Nellie Harvey, Hurt ha
Reynold, Mae Holder, Mue Itarnea,
Mra. A. Florence, Mr. T. V. Hall,
Lena MrHuaua, Millie Reynoda, Ktua
Tatro, Mra. W. O. Counter Anira
(eon, Mabel Hacklier, Marie Mc
Khane, Mr. K. H. Smith. Mr. W. R.
llnyd, Laura Chandler.
The openluit of the opera waa done
by Dr. Heritage, who Bang several
aonK appropriate to hi voice in floe
form. He waa accwmpauled at the
f iauo by Clarence Price, upon whom
)r. Heritage beatowed worthy
approval of hi work lu a few well
chosen woroa.
The anuK were: "Tne Torredor'
Bona, from "Carmen" by Hi2et;
"The Two Ormadara" written by
Heine, aud aetto niuaio byBcbumaun,
IlivluK a striking illustration of the love
tne aoldleore of the Old Uuard bore the
Emperor Napoleou; "Honor and
Anna" from "Hamaon" by Ilaudel;
"The Earl King", by Scbubbert, and
"The Wretched Man" (Kiuaol) by
Verdi.
All in all It waa a moat pleasing
entertainment, and a very creditable
effort ou the part of all. participant
I Kxwutlve commltteo for I'alaley,
! lion. Virgil Conn, John S. Kprngue,
! n,nd lr. A. A. Wliham.
The Silver Lake leader In commen
' tln on the obji-cta of the oranlza
i tlon Ha.va :
i It l tho Intention of the Board to place a
niaii In lh II I'M t oure lo travel over I tin
iiiiinly and Interview the cltiiuns, irm'tirlna
data for a cont'Ue. iruthful, and plain write-up
ul every aootloit, ai'tllua forili the advaniairea
I of our couuiy and w hat we have to offer in
tending nelllem Tltla mailer, after beluK tenth
I iti iI li llit-r will be prluted In pamphlet lorm
pinticlllnlied with icinrn and vlewatomore
fully lllnalrate our eounty and it rea urcea It
In Intended I tint Ihene paniphleta ahall be lined
! lor free dlairihtilton by our ctliiena who may
; with to eud 1 III' ill abroad aa well aa place
1 tliein at Ihu Venule exxialtiiii next yuar in
eon net" lou Willi Ilia farm prod uoti exhibit now
' belnf gotian under way.
i Tue orliilnalora of tbia Hoard are men who
land lil nil In their com in mil tlm ami are the
ieadliiK biiiiiiu'sa iiieu in their renpecilve aeo-
! Hum. Their motive lu making- lliln niovo la
I one aolely for the puroie of elriK our county
: aettle up with iiood iiidiiiirloua at tilcra Uhhi
landa whloh now lay vacant, nr laud which are
I I nVrred for aale, ami thai when either proa.
I pccilve aettlera or buycra come that tney can
I have Mime one to to to whom they can rely
upon aud gel true Inlorinaiiou Iruo from any
taint of Krai;.
Hiieh an ornnl tallnn hai Ioiik ben needed,
and w lille It w ill lake aomu lllile time to gel
maltera which the Hoard haa taken up Into
perlcl Nluipe, yet that preparatory time will
aiMill liana awav, and thru the direct heuutll
an effect of the lloard'a efforta w ill be felt.
With our Hiale Hallruad t'oinuilutnn itlrrlng
up ilarrtman aud telling him uuleaa he takea
liiimi'diHle atepa to coiiKlrnct a railroad into
Central Oregon and apeHil aome of the immense
iirotlta he la making off Ilia foiilhern i'acl.fo
linea In thin Hlule at home they will cut bit
frelghia. Wall Hill coming to Vortlaud In a
few dayi at hicb lime hu la exnectcd lo aav
that woi k w 111 aoou eomuienco on a road up
j the Ilea t Ii ii t I'M, aa well aa minora of u II lie bo
lug extruded from California tliMUuh Houth
I em l.uke roiiuty on eastward, makea it an op
i iun line (Hue lo tell the people everywhere ol
1 our climate, of our soil, of our pulillc lauds
I awoitiiiK settlement, our undeveloped mill 's,
i nun iiniuense uncus, as well as many other
I thing which lend, when developed, lo make a
country great.
ASHLAND Commercial COLLEGE
Aahland, Oregon
Something Special
Itualnra snd Shorthand Training, Thorough
nd frail leal
6ix rtonthi Scholarship, ii; o Months $6o
i Note the Special
All slinlenla who secure a iilne-uiotillia'acholiir-ahlp
aud enter Heplcmber 7, will be entitled
j to the coin lil lied course lo July 1. l'.HJil. Ii
1 rliidliig books and alalionery, (M 50. This
1 gives you au extra iiiiinili. In.eMigale and
1 louie. Addresa t, KII NtK, Pre.
Personal Mention
Mr. anil Mra. A mirk were tin from
New I'lne Creek Friday tu attend the
prfl.
Olnf I'arMona and two aona, tf St.
Paul, MliifieMiifa, arrived here thla
wei k wjlli a view of locating If they
find thlnga tu milt them.
Mr. a ml Mra. (ieo. M. Miller have
ri'iili il I heir bun riling liutMe to Mra.
Ilarkdey, and will loive In a few
dn a for Oakland to hh-iii the win
ter with their daughter.
T. J. Itelley, the Uo'drun IiiIiiIiik
man hna returned from lteno.
II. Stein, I ho ioHilir liiiiilfK'O ol
Mud ( reek la In town today.
A. T. MltchclMon, of the 1'orexiry
Service la here from Waahli K'on,
l. C,
MIhm .Idiiea, of I'hIhIov. la vlalllni;
her alxier, M rx, Warner Snider, alao
her brother Mr. (ieo. .lolniteon.
('. K. Oliver haa returned from Ida
camp ontlfiK " I'eep creek.
Harry Yont, wife and child have
iroue to Talent, California, on a vlalt
to hla pareuta.
Marlon Ilarnea haa jrme to I'ort
hitiil with hla flanuhUT Mlaa Fay,
who will enter St. Ib lcii'a Academy,
for .vouiik ladlea, In that city.
Cur and Lin Cronemlller, have
tone ou a hunting and llahtiiK outlnK
at Camp Creek.
J. It. Wright of Portland, wa here
Monday.
A. W. Pleraon aod Ja. Caroll were
up from Sacramento Monday.
LMiaon L. Fotilke, the cattle buyr
from l.iazele, Calif., wa a guest of the
Hotel Lakevlew Monday.
Geo. Conn, the miller at PaUley
waa In town Monday.
F. A. Fitzpatrlc, of tbe 7-X ranch
waa In town several da; a tbia week.
Jno F. Harris, of Waahiugton.D. C.
waa an airlval lu town Monday.
C. W. Parker, f Ward C. II., Ohio,
la lu town on tour ot inspection.
J. A. Yateiof .Mturaa, waa up wiith
bis auto Hatarday.
Fred Stokel.of Merril, was over Sat
urday. J. H Duinaoavln, of Iildwell waa
regiatered at Hotel Lakevlew Monday.
Walter Howard waa over from Vistil
II Monday.
A. E. lioys, formerly of Lake
county, more recently of Winters,
California, haa purchaaed a place at
Henldaburg, California, and will take
up bia reaidence there.
Prof. Hauby and family hare arriv
ed In town, aod are now getting
settled In their new home.
Rev. McKee of Klamath Falls filled
tbe Baptist pulpit Sunday evening.
James Partin, the dentist atudent,
baa gone to Portland to take up his
reekdenoe.
Rev. A. J. Armstrong and hl fam
ily left Saturday for tbeir old home
in Cotatage tirove, Oregon. They
take with them the best w lubes of many
friauds here.
Will J. Sherlock la down fioni
Paialey.
W. H. Miller, fo lied Bluff, Calif.,
la in town.
Manley Wborton and wlife of New
Pine Creek, were in town Saturday.
Uattie Nycewaner, of New Pine
Creek was a gueat at Hotel Uakevtew
Saturday.
F. P. Light and family who have
epeut the oaat alt week In camp at
Deep ureeK reiurnea ibbi r riuay.
The Colonel la now ready for another
year'a hard work behind tbe desk at
Hotel La' view.
Q. R. Carlock, editor of the Merrill
Record was in town Tuesday, and
gave tbia office a pleasant call.
W. II Sutter and A. W. Evans
were over from lily Monday.
Gilbert 0 Lapham, of Vistillia was
in town Monday making proof on a
timber claim before tbe United States
Land office.
Oticar (3. lialwain, a homesteader
over at VUtillia waa in town Monday
and gave thi.i office a call. He says
be la in a finely timbered locality, but
that all the desirable claims are taken.
Dr. Heritage left Tuesday morning
for Paisley where he waa to aing that
evening and a day or so later be will
aing at Silver Lake.
THE PAVILLA FAMILY PUT UP A
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
ThePavllla Fain Illy Rave a well-it-eel
veil entertainments' Teuaday and
Wedueatlay nlhtH an will give an
other tonight, the leadlnur farce to lie;
'TlieSuHceptlblllltiea of Mr. MoiiKer."
Lack of time and apace forbid giving
thla excellent company deaerved men
tion. Mr. l'avllla baa that tlnlah to
all hla humor that reminds oneatron
gly of Joe Jetleraon. Mra. i'avllla la
an nrtlitt, and Maater and Mlaa I'avll
la, though aim in their early toena,
tiro Hue In nclnir, Hinging and (lanc
ing. The young lady ia alao one of
the bent lady acrobat and contor
tlonlatri we ever aaw. Little Oorla la
a wonilcrful Hlnirer', and to ee her
and Mnzle In the juvenile "Komeo
and Juliet," alone Ih worth the price
of ndmlHHfoii. So sweet ami pretty.
They promlae to cmne again aud will
be welcome. Thoae who failed to nt
teud ui1hh(iI a treat. The neighbor
ing preaa need not beaitate to com
lueiid tbia company lu udvance of
peilorniauce, aa they will make
good.
Dry Funning NumplcH
Joe Ambi'OHe. the deaert furmer,
brounlit ua in some flue samples of
plump large headed wheat, barley,
millet and llul 1 peat), all growu ou
dry ltiiicl, without irrigation, if auy
mini's bind eau show better wimples
anywhere we will stand convicted as
an abushed deaclpln of Ananias.
Don't tie afraid to give Chamber
laiu'a Cough liemedy to your cblilreu.
it ooiitains no opium or other harm
ful drug. It always Jo urea. For bale
by Duly aud Hull.
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.
FIRE FIGHTERS
LOSTJN WOODS
One Hats Dozens of Bears
and Another Prepares
to Hang Himself
Forest Supervisor Ingram tells sev
eral amusing Incidents of bis impro
vised fire-flghters, who were not
alogetber of the stuff ot which woods
men are made. One man named
Kelley, of Paisley, wanted to do the
Teddy act aod bunt a bear. He was
given permission, and told to hurry,
aa tbe party was about to break camp.
Tbe hours flew by and no Kelley,
nor bear. Ingram thought perhaps
Kelley bad called some ooe "Thou,
old bald Heau" aome day and that
tbe bear bad eaten him up. A posse
waa started out to bout bim, aod
after an absence of 36 hours, be was
found nearly starred and with bia
throat all swelled and parched, a be
bad nothing to eat after be got lost.
Meanwhile be insisted he bad killed
from one to a dozen bear and bad
eaten them alL
Another chap, named McMillan, of
Prineriile, started out to find bia
horse just outside of camp; and that
waa tbe last seen of bim. until another
posse located bim in a dazed condition
next morning. He thought be waa a
goner, and bad written a note to bia
mother aaying: "1 am lost. Rather
than atarre 1 ahall hang myself."
The boys got hold of it and bad end
less sport at bis expense.
New Woodman Hand
Th new Woodman Band made
their firt appearance on the atreeta
laat Friday evening, under tbe direc
tion of Prof. Wallace. They played
In front of the opera houae before the
opening of the entertalnmet given
for the benefit ol.the library. The
boys gave h very creditable perform
ance, considering the nervouaneaa nl
waya manifested on "first nights,"
whether on the street or on the stage.
A salve good for anything where a
salve can be used that's De Witt's
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, it
cleana thoroughly, keeps tbe pores
open and heala quickly. It ia good
for anything where a salve ia needed.
It cools and sooths and is especially
good for piles. We eell aud recom
med it For sale by Daly and Hall.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Laud Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
August 31, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that BIRD
WADE, heir of Meredith Wade, Dec'd,
of New Pine Creek, Oregon, who, on
Sept 11, 1902, made Homestead En
try, No. 2754, (Seriul No. W5ti) lor
NK quarter Section 19, ToPablp 41
S, Rauge 21 11. Will. Meridian, has
filed notice of Intention to make Final
five, yaar Proof to establsh claim to
tba land above described, before
Register and Receiver at Lakeview,
Oregon, on the 20th day of October,
1U0H. Claimaut nacea aa witnesses
Peter Follett, Geo. Sherman, Guy
Hamereley, William Lamb, all of New
Pine Creek Oregon.
S3, '08' J- N- Watsou, Register.
in the mine l
tm At htm, la Of wowh
werken aortwktra W
Levi Strauss & Co's
Copper Rattled Overalls
fanMnit la
far iraiia i
nimmiamii
ELECTRIC IRONS
AND
THRESHING MACHINE
AND WHEAT BURN
The caw threshing machine belong
Ing to 8. P. Chandler, that be bad
Just brought over from Crooked
Creek caught flreTueaday afternoon,
evidently from inside friction. It got
euc'.i a start before It was noticed
that it was impossible to ave it. It
was a total loas, and oninsured. The
fire alao consumed 500 bnahels of
wheat belonging to C.A.Kebart. The
old machine of Mr. Chandler la now
at work between here and New Pine
Creek.
A Travaliaf rtaa'a Experience
"1 must tell yoo my epxerience on
an East bound O. R. fc N. R R. train
from Pendleton to Le Urande. Ore.,
writes Sam A Caiber, a well known
travelog man. "I was in the smoking
department with aome other traveling
men when one of them went out into
the coach and came back and said,
"There a a woman sick unto death in
tbe car. JI at ence got op and went
out, found her very till with cramp
colic; ber bands and arms weie
drawn up ao yon could not straighten
tbem, and with a deathlike look on
ber face. Two or three ladiea were
working with ber and giving ber wbis
key. 1 went to my auit case and got
my bottle of Chamberlain's Colio,
Cbo'.era and Diarrhoea Remedy (I
nevertravel without it), ran to tbe
water tank, pet a doable dose of tbe
medicine in tbe glass poured aome
water into it and stirred it with a
pencil ; then I bad quite a time to get
the ladies to let me gire it to ber but
I succeeded. I could at once see the
effect and I worked with her rubbing
ber hands and in twenty minutes I
gave ber another dose. By this time
we were almost into Le Grande where
I waa to leare tbe train. I gave tbe
bottle to the husband to be used in
case another dose should be needed
but by the time the train ran into Le
Grande she was all right and I receiv
ed tbe thanks of every passenger in the
car." For aala by Daly aud Hall.
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Dims 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 Bturt yon In
.A profitable business.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have been proved by
Competitive Tests to be
The Best In '1 he World.
For full particulars regard
ing well (Willine machines.
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
PORTLAND. Oreaow.
or
AKRON. OHIO.
mmmmtJlVF!B(S
ALBERT
BUYS
TIMBER LANDS
FIRST NATIONAL
LAKEVIEW.
the hot weather:
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Iv F. CONN
Attoraej at Lmw
JLkTlew, Orrgme
OmCE-DalT Baikhaf-
J. D. VENATOR
Attamejrt-IUaw
Hattrrs Specialty
OFFiCS-Daly Bonding.
XHOS. J. POWELL
Attorney at Law
Office in Daly Building .
Lakevibw, Obeooit
CHARLES UMBACH
Land and Law Office
Abstractor of Title
Ert.bll.hed 1SS8 LaKTIEW, OmSGQ?
Y. LAIR THOMPSON
Attorney at Law .
Office: Over Bank of Lakevlew
Lakeview, Oregqw
r A. WUIMI M. D.
PHYSICIAN mu MUKCBOK jg
Paisley, Oregon, v
House fetfpj. Paper
Painter ffijiffi , Hanger
New Pine Creek. - . Oregon
CHAS. B. RICE.
Musician and Director of
the Lakeview Citizens' Band
Lakeview -- Oregon
Wm. F. PAINE.
LA N D AG ENT and SVU V KYO R
Prompt and careful attention :lven
I to surveys of Landa and Townsltea,
Map work ice. Hettlers located. LaiX
and Town property for aulo.
LAKEVIEW, OKEGON.
WK HAVE A FULL SET OF MT-M'll-ltollius
& Co'h amnplea of Stock
(Vi titifutea and Honda, with price
lint. If you are orunniziusr a utock
company, get our pricea on atot-k
certincatea, and other priutlnR.
G. DUHME
BANK BUILDtNZ
OREGON.
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