LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER, LAKEVIEW, OHEUON. 'I HClISDA Y. OCTOItKIl 2fl !H
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GOLDEN
EAGLE
Gold Mining Company
Of Goldrim, Oregon
50,000 Shares of Treasury Stock
For Sale at 5 Cents per Share
This Company was Incorported Ma 24th,
1907, under the the Laws of Arizona.
Capital Stock, 1 ,2r(),()()() Shares, full paid
and non-asscssiblc, par value, $1.00.
The group of claims c ntalns about 250
acres, located among the best, with good
showing : Inspection solicited.
Personal Mention
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
Geo. F. Atkins, President ;
A. A. Fatockl. V. Fres't,
and (ien. Manager ;
C. M. Woodland. Secretary ;
Oeo F. Atkins, I reasurer.
Correspondence solicited.
GEO. F. ATKINS,
Corning, California.
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NARROW-GUAGE WILL
SOON BE TO ALTIIRAS
Alturas New Km, 21: The triilim
oI the N. C O. are now running ton
point near tin Doteu rniK'ti.
miles from Alluni". A In r-, dim1 of
104-n and tenuis lire Iiiim.v IIiiIhIiIiiu t In'
grade oinl laving riitl IiiIh side f
I iuhugli k Tin grading which
George II. Itiijl.s contracted to lo
1h nil completed, iiml was done w Ith
1 it III.' (Inn- specified. Wnrk I- mov
ing right al-nig, iiml Ih'Ioii' 1 r ili
toot of tin- hsomotlve will Ik- heard
In All uriiM.
Tin1 Merrill lleeurd hhvh Whitney
I'.nm sold "'. cwe in lirli- Mnri In,
of MniHtii t'oiiiuy. ullf. for 3 m r
bend. TIiImIm 1 1 liest llgure we h ie
noticed iih to sheep mill.
ELECTRIC WIRING
AND SUPPLIES
Work dune according to reg
ulations of National lioard of
Fire Underwriter."!.
0. I). WOODKl'FP,
Contracting Llectrkian.
Inrdenvc orders lit Iteynohi's store.
Blue Prints Made
I will initio.' I'.lue Prints of
tiny tract of Iiml In tlx
Lakeview Ln ml District, and
iln abstract work. Cull or
write
W. 1$. SNYDI-k
Lakevlcw Oregon
SOME FINE DRY
LAND POTATOES
olin (). Oliver, tin' ex-cdltor. now
ii iroNH'roiiM inriniT on the "Went
Side." cmula'cd IiIh erstwhile Sllb
scrlls'is li.v bringing to this office
MIIIIIM MTV lltle sample Of potatoes,
raised by' "dry farming methods on
land Unit ni'iifr was Irrigated,
1 hr potatoes are line, mid are of
tin' varieties known as the "White
IVnti-hlnl' iiml "Early Ohio." He
planted " acres, iiml trot about f0
xiv-Vm to tin' acre for ii cmp this year.
With present high prices of 3 nr
cents per ponnd It will Is- seen t tin t.
while I he yield Is far 1 low average,
Ihc Im ic U large enough In satisfy
iiny reasonably-minded iniin an to
prolliM.
'I'lii- potntiH-H were grown on land
thai w as mi turner-fallowed, aud given
n thorough cultivation Isfore plant
ing mid during growth of the crop.
Mr Oliver coiihIiLth the "Went
Side" an Ideal potato jrrowliitf m-c-i
ton. amliooM that nlfiilfa thriven
there iiIho, makliiKlt One for dairy 1n.
lie In Hiiccrhxful In lioth Hlli'H.
SiiIh tIIm for The Kxanilner and jjet
thoe inaazlnes, too.
TO THE VOTERS OF
THOMAS CREEK PRECIN CT
ti lu.inir mi vol Inir oliu'c avail
able In vonr pnrlni l, yon are hereby
notified' that vour voten will U' hc
'eeptedln I.nkevlew pnnlnet at the
' I'reHldeiiilnl I'liHtloii to lie held ou
.TueMilnV. Nov :ti I . I'JON.
lha Hind Vou Knv ANars Bc!i;ti
BMTf tlx Hi"""
Eye Opener-
Special Bargains
at
Reynold's Store
J I will guarantee Lower Prices than an y
ft store in Lakeview. We do all our own g
jjj work. Reynold's store is the place to
jj buy your Merchandise.
9 B.R.evnoIds
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0IOtlOt)(0)Ot!OI)CK
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Red Livery Barn
E. E. LINEVILLE, Prop.
New Kiffs and Sv"0 Special Acconmio
Fancy Teams JzXz& , diitl?nlsA
to Let r-S5Sr I- or I reighters
Corner Canyon and Main Sts, Lakeview, Ore.
Judgr HeiiNon left Monday innrn
In i for Mm home In Klamatli l-'alln.
sinee the K'nlleinan In coiiiibcI for the
Ori'Kun Vnlley I .find Co. lie doutit
eM will Ih a fre(iient and welcotni?
vlMllor In Lakevl.iw.
It. J. Martin, of the Oregon Valley
land Company, left yenlerdny inorn
uu for IiIh Iioiiim In KmiHiiMCIty, Mo.,
going via Cortland. 1 1 In brother nc-I'oiiipniili-d
It I fit on Mm Journey M'i far
im Illy. Mr. Minin will relnrn to
l.akivlew In (he eonrw of a few
weekM.
K. K, Klnehart mid family left yf
terdiiy morning for a vImIi to differ
ent California pnlniM. Mr, Klnehirl
Iimh Imm-ii m reMhleiil of likevlew an t
vicinity for over 24 year, and thin Im
the lirnt lime he Iiiim felt at lllM-rty to
Inke a vneallon. or to lenve IiIm IiiimI
neMM affilrn. Tho Kxamlner wImImh
them it pleiiMiint. vIhU and a Mife i
return.
A. Kriinkl will leav Sunday for Snn I
FranrlMco. wle re he will remain two
or three mon Him. Ho Iiiim proinlrwd i
toki-eplhe Kxiilnlner pouted im to'
in a I tern oilix-al lutTCMt.
W. (J. Trill, who Inhere In the In
lereMtofthH Comity (!oinmer-
I'lal Club, Iiiim Kone to New 11 1 ie
Oeek for few dayn. We have an In-
teietiiliiK art lele from IiIh Mn nil the
reMoiiri-i-M of HiIm county which will
iipM-Hr In our next iMMiie,
C. W. Wltherw, of I'alMley, from the
truit Im-Ii of Summer Kake, wun In
town Saturday.
C. A. Koland of Cam in City, Neva
da, w hm (lotnic biiMlneMM with our rner
chantM Monday.
V.. S. Mi lionahl, of I'alMley, wan
down Kuiiibiy.
H. W. Itraudon and lfe, of Adel,
were In town Monday,
MImm Kitten Fine and Mr. I,. N.
KelHey, of I'lufh, were In town Mon
day. O. I'nMwln, ii prominent tlmlxT
man, of ClMh-hole, near lily, Ih Hojour
nliiK in town a f.-w days.
(iio. lltinkliiM Ih hulldliiK a large
bam on Water Street,
Lyle Whoii wan over from Klam
ath KuIIm, Tliiirxday.
T. N. JohiiMon and wife of I'alMley,
were In town ThurHilay.
S- W1 Cooley waM ilown from I'alM
ley hiMt Week.
(i W. Mauplu. of Kt. IMdwell,
Cnllf., wiih In town on bu-dncHH laxt
Friday
II. C. Unit tain, one of the promi
nent citizen, of I'alnley whm a RiieHt
of Hotel Lakeview lant TIiuihiIii.v.
The Klameth Herald of the 22ml
liiMt hhvh: MrM. H. S. KiiMter, of
Lnkevlew, m regiMiered at the Iake
Hhle Inn.
Klameth Herald. 22 : Mm. CharlcH
Wallace, of I.Hkevlew. arrived here
laHt night from Woodland. Calif.,
where mIh- Iiiim Im-ii vlwlilng relatlveM;
She wivh met here by her hiiMband,
and they left for their home thl
morning. Mr. Wallace Im Iakeview'8
undertaker.
M. I. HopkliiM recently received a
paper from M anllla Mating t Iih t IiIh
moii In-law, HerlM-rt H. CJale, who Im
I'roMecutlng Attorney of that city,
hn lx-'U Oenlgnated for th. In'nch,
and the Attorney (jeneral Ih) await
ing hlrt ileciHion. MrM. (iale wan
formea'y MIhh Minnie HopkliiM, who
wax reared In Lakeview,
Mr. and Mi-h. Ilaitlerode, of DiivIh
Creek, panned through town laot
ThurMday, enroute to 1'alBley.
Mtm. Marlon Conley, of I'alMley,
wiih In town the latter part of lat
Miss Oobkins and Ming Moore of
Pnitdey were guests of Kev. liopkio's
family while ia town on business
with the U. 8. Land Office.
Manuel Sanders, the Cottonwood
Kheepinan, was In town .Saturday.
Mrn. L. A. Carrlker and eon, of the
WeHt Side, dined at the Hotel Lake
view Wednemlay.
H.C. Fleming, one of the promi
nent farmerH of New I'lne Creek, wa
in tow n WedneHday.
Frank Hodgern, came over from
FIuhIi Satuniay, after MiipplleM for hia
Nheep eaiupH, for the winter.
Itoht, ISiimh, of Alhaubec, Colo , Im
In town taking In the wluiatlou an to
the Oregon Villey Land Company,
lle.of courne, will lie well pleaned.
M. II, Mehllierg. ao attorney from
llosscmnn Mont , in lu town looking
over the Hliuatlou for hliUHelf aud
frleudd regardiug the Oregou Valley
L'ind Compnny.
E. It. Martin, of Portlaud was In
tow n luht Thuruday,
M. I). Williams, of Klamath Fall,
recently of the C. 8. reclamation Hor
vlce, Iwih Joined t he engineering force
of the Oregou Valley Laud Combany.
Win. Kluiney la putting another
Btory ou his houae, on Water St.
(ItiM. Harrow and wife and J. B.
Like and wife were iu from Drews
Valley Friday.
(). W. Howard, of Illy waa here
Fridaj .
IMrd Wade, of New Vint Creek,
killed a big cougar laut week.
Win. and May Hecraft, of BarneH
Valley, were In town Friday.
J. W. Kolochlng, of Ft. Cobb. Oka
lahoma, arrived Friday to look over
the hohiipgu if the Oreeou Val'ey
Iaud Company.
W. J. McKceaud A. II. ltorman, of
Drew 8 Valley were registered ut Ho
tel lakeview Saturday.
Jim. K. llayden, of Alturas, la a re
ceut arrival lu Lakeview.
' "Ill ff(niu
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
Get your Fall and Winter Supplies
from us. Our lines are now complete
in department We carry the very
best goods money can buy.
Get our prices before laying in our fall supplies.
Lakeview Here. Co. - Wholesale and Retail
DeWitt'a Kidney aud bladder Pills
re just what you Deed aud what you
should got right away for paiu In (he
back, backache, rbeuuiatio pains, aud
all uulnary aud bladder trouble.
Thoiuauda of people suffer from
Kidney aud bladder trouble aud do
uot kuow it They think it ia a cold
or a atrain. Dou't take any chauoea.
DdWitt'i Kidney aud Bladder Pills.
They are BDtlseptlo aud promptly
soothe the paiu. Don't fail to iuslst
upon Da Witt's Kiduey and Bladder
Pills. We sell them. Sold by Daly
aud Hall.
-DRENKLE c& RAINE
REAL ESTATE
LAKEVIEW
OREGON
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NEW METHODIST I
MINISTER ARRIVES!
K"V. I V. I'aiker, the new Metho-i
ll-l iu . Uiei- for Lakeview. with IiIh
w Ife iii l i wo children, nrrlv.il Suu-j
day morn. n.' irom Tlltmook City,;
Oregon, .ml are located lu the par- i
Miiliaue
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1 ft a ifi.
Mr. Parker Ih a gentleman, whone
pleiiMing perMonallty will win him a
hoMt of friends in thin community.
He wan born In Casa County, Mis
souri, but Iihm spent the liiHt five
yearn In mlnlMieriul work three In
WiVMhlugton and the List two in Ore
gou. He is much pleased with Lake
view, and believes in lis future.
He will hold services every Sunday,
both morulas' aud evening, and he
extends a cordial invitation to all to
atteud. Prayer meeting will be held
as usual on Thursday evenli.gs.
The Examiner la pleased to present
a portrait of the reverend gentle man.
SOCIETY NOTES
Mrs. Charles Sherlock aud her
sister Mrs. May Batchelder entertain
ed the following ladles at whist Sat
urday afternoou: Mesdameg Miller,
Faulkner, Knelling, Clark, Thornton,
Johnson, Shirk, Norln, Bemls and
Miss Applegate.
Mr. aud Mrs. Earnest Clark enter
tained Mr. H. J. Martin, Mr. ana Mrs.
J. E. Norln and Mr. M- B. Klce, at
dinner Monday evening.
Miss Alice Applegate was a dluuer
guest of Mr. aud Mrs. O. W. Johnson,
Suoi'ay.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shirk enter
tained Messrs. R.J. and K. W. Mar
tin at dinner Tuesday evening.
During court wek, .Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. McKendree cuterlalned the fol
lowing gentlem 'U t dinner: Judges
Nolaud, lieu won. Daly, Messrs li. J.
aud K. W. Murtlu and U. M. Kichard
son, Mrs. Ilobbs, mother of Mrs. V.
Lair Thompson, returned to tier home
lu Eugene last Thursday.
Mrs. F. M, Miller entertained a few
friends at whist, Saturday, the I7th
Inst.
AN INTERESTING!
COUNTY PIONEER
Mr. James Foster, of Summer Lake,
wasthegnest of his daughter Mrs.
Schmlnk last week. Th Examiner
acKuowledits a pleasant call from
him. Mr Foster Is 81 years of age,
and is one of the finest specimens of
manhood at that age we ever met.
He stands over 6 feet tall, and la as
straight as an arrow. He has none
of the Infirmities of old age, aud wheu
at home, works every day about his
ffirm and orchard. He wearr clothes
of the latest cut, and In every way
has the air of a well-groomed man
of 4-5 or .jO ye tri,
He ia a very Interesting talker. Is
abreast of the times on all topics.
He came to Oregou in Is45, over-land
by ox team, aud has lived lu this
staie ever since, and ia brimful of ex
perieuces of ploueer life.
He first settled In the Willamette
valley, but for the past 35 years has
lived at Summer Lake In this county,
and la one of the most enthusiastic
men over our fruit aud other pro
ductions we have met.
Mr. Foster, up to late years, was a
breedrr of fine horsei, and we are In
formed that he rat-H-d two horses
that broke track records.
We were exceedingly pleased to
meet Mr. Pouter, and we wish him
many more years of usefulness.
Skating Itink Iteady
W. C. Ford, and wife, arrived In
town this week, from Prlnevllle, their
former home. Mr. Ford ia the pro
prietor of the new skating rink.
The skating rink will be ready for
Ita opening Sunday afternoon with
free admission for all. The building
has tieen enlarged, a fine floor laid,
and otherwise placed in tine condition
in der the direction of C D. Sessiona.
Thd skates were obtained through
J. E. Bernard & Son. The rink, as ia
the case elsewhere, will prove an at
traction to old anil young t becoming
winter evenings.
Dr. J, S. Leisure, of Manchester,
Oklahoma, arrived In town Suuday.
The doctor had been reading the Ex
amluer and thought Lakeview a
place of promise. He la dellgnted
with the town aud surrounding
country, and wouders how so goodly
a land could so long have been terra
incognita to the railroads. Since bis
arrival he has looked over the Grant
landa, the Irrigation reservoir sites,
and sees such tine prospects ahead
that he has decided to locate here
aud share our prosperity. The doc
tor baa a very pleasing address, and,
will, no doubt, win friends here.
Restoration to Entry of Land
In National Forest.
Lists 1700 and 1703.
Notice is hereby given that tbt
land desitibed below.em bracing
acres, within the Fremout National
forest, Oreeon, will be subject to
settlement and entry under the pro
visions of the homestead laws of tbe
United States and the act of June 11.
1906 (34 Stat., 233), at the United
states Land office at Lakeview. Ore-'
gon, on Dec. 24, 1908. Any settlerwbo
was actually and in ood faith claim
ing any of said lands for agricultural
purpose prior to Janury 1. VJOG,
and has not abandoned same, baa a
preference right to make a homestead
entry for the landa actually occupi d.
Sal . lands were listed upon tbs
application of the persons trentionei
below, who have a preference right
subject to the prior right of any suck
setter, provided such settlr or
applicant is qualified to make home
stead entry and tbe preference right
is exercised prior to Dec. 2t. 1908, on
which date tbe lands will be subject
to settlement and entry by any quali
efld person. The SW quarter of NE
quarter., the SE quarter of SW quar
ter, tbe NE quarter of SW quarter,
and Lot 3 (SW quarter of SW quai
ter), Sec. 19.T. 33 S., R 18 E, W.
M., listed upon the application ol
Edwin C. Woodward, of Paisley. Ore
Kou. The said SW quarter of NE
quarter and SE quarter of NW quar
ter are subject to tbe right of way
for reservoir and ditches of Jonas C.
Woodward, Act March 1891. Tbs
N half of NE quarter, the S half of
N half of SW quarter of NE aiarter.
Sec 22. tbe NW quarter of NW quar
ter. Sec 23 T. 40 S.. It. IG E., appli
cation of Cyrus L Becraft, of, Vis
t ill is, Oregon.
Fred Dennett, Commissioner of tht
General Land Office.
Approved October 3, 1908, Frank
Pierce, First Assistant Secretary of
the Interior. 029 NW.
How'. Tlilt?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any caee of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F.J. Cheney t Co., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years,
an i believe him perfectly honorable,
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carrv out any obliga
tions made by bis firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken inter
nally, actinf directly upon the blooA
and mucous, surfaces of the system.
Testimonials free Price TJicents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An Kditor Marries
Mrs. Lena Hargus aud W. (). Smith,
of the Morning Herald, Klamath
Falls, were married Oct. 21, at the
home of tbe brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. D. Applegate, Ooklaud, Calif.
The bride ia a sister of Miss Alice A.
Applegate, one of the teachers of
Lakeview. '1 he Examiner extends
hearty congratulations to Editor
Smith, aud wishes himself aud bride
a happy and prosperous life.
THE NASlmiF"
STUDENTS COMING
T. J. Culligati's Nashville Students,
12 people, with their owu band and
orchestra will be here Wednesday eve
uiug, Nov. 4tb, at tbe Opera House.
They will give a street parade, aud
tbe show will include minstrel aud
jnbilea singing, dancing and instru
mental music. This is tbe 25tb an
nual tour. They are favorably men
tioned by tbe preis.
Colorado Hotel
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Newtv Furnished Rooms Comfortable Beds
Tables Supplied With the Best In the Market
Cuisine Excellent Home Cooking
BakerV n connection. Delicacies of ai". kinds.
J Pics Cakes, Rolls. Fresh Bread Daily
C. E. LONZWAY, Proprietor
ALBERT G. DUHME
BUYS
TIMBER LANDS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LAKEVIEW. OREGON.
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