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Newspaper Page TextLAKE COFNTY EXAMINE!!, LAKEVIEW, OIlEGON. TIM'ltHDA Y, NOVEMBER 12. 1IK I I vi; linn mi in 14' I I GOLDEN EAGLE Gold Mining Company Of Goldrim, Oregon 50,000 Shares of Treasury Stock For Sale at 5 Cents per Share This Company was incorportcd Maj 24th, 1907, under the the Laws of Arizona. Capital Stock, l,2."(M)00 Shares, full paid and non-assessible, par value, $1.00. The Kroup of claims contains about 250 acres, located among the best, with good showing: Inspection solicited. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS : (leo. V. Atkins.Presldent ; A. A. Patocki, V. Pres't, and Oen. Manager ; C. M. Woodland, Secretary ; Geo F. Atkins, I reasurer. Correspondence solicited. GEO. F. ATKINS, Corning, California. 'f't 't'.' '. ' '''"ffr r ' ' ' - Personal Mention ANA RIVER IRRIGATION j WISCONSIN MAN LIKES WORK MOVINO FORWARD ! THIS OREAT COUNTRY I'. J. Hrattatn lift by the automo bile for Sau Faroclsco fur a winter's sojourn. John McCorniaek and wife, parent" of W. K., will upend tho winter in Cllforiiln. Tuny left on Sunday's nut (i Mage, Maj. Finn left for Hacrnie nto laat Sunday In rrKponae to h meHaagn utat IriK tint' IiIm wire waa vory III there. .lack Kprague apent ii few days here on hi return from a two montlm llt hikI IhimIik-hh trip to California. 1 1 Ih now waiting hla customers at Paisley. Ii. M. Oliver, father of J. (J. and O. K. can In Wednesday from La Orsnde Me will vlxit her for a month nml then goto Californ In to Hii I tlm winter Mr. Oliver win here four yearn nun. and nays lie Ih much MUiprUed nt the improvements HI nee then. M. Fine, MIhb Kitten Fine W. It. MoCormack, J. (J. Huberts, Mini J. C. DodHon, were IMdmIi people In town tlm past week. (Jeo.W. Cannon, I'. J. ISrattaln and J. J. Sprgue were down from Paisley liint wuuk. II. M. Fleming end his daiinhter. MIhm Winifred, of New Fine Creek, were Kiieta of Hotel Lakeview, Sat urday. Win M.'Cormaek and wife were over from l'liihh today. W. K. Wing waa down from Silver Iake FridttT. Chaa If. Llacnlm made final proof to hii hometHUdd Friday. Joe Ambrose the dry land philosoph er waa in town lunt Friday. Mrr. Mary . Wilxhlre, of Ashland made (Inn proof to a timber rlairn Friday. She left for her borne Tues day MIhk (iirtle AiihIIii Is teaching Hihoiil at ( l vi r Flat. Shelaa hlstcr of our Iakcvlew teacher, Mis AhhiIij Mrs W. '. Moss mid daughter, Miss Edna, returned Tuesday from u two weeks visit at their Warner Valley ranch. 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. Gut our prices beforelaying in your fallsupplies. Lakeview Here. Co. - Wholesale and Retail HIWII -DRENKLE & RAINE- REAL LAKEVIEW OREGON ! I ! .1 LAKEVIEW SCHOOL REPORT 0 The following Ih a report of the r.rineinitl of the echoiil for the month j ending Nov. C, 1908. Numlier of days taught 19; dayB attendance 4'J"!) ; da ahttenee Ufi; times tardy M); , ii number enrolled on register, uoya ioj, Mrn M. I.- Ullum nrrlv. d In-re ,r.H1 oh8 . aTtrB1,e faily MiliHIMV iiiuriiiiiK irmii lint m n ii i , 1'iilU to join Iter hiibauil, who Im one of t lie iMiglixt-rH of t he irenon Valley Eighth Grade: Marghall Ayres, j Fourth Grade: Donncl Bailey. Kdith Chandler, Edgar Clark, Earl Virgil Stripln, Charley Arzner, WiL (iairett, Mae Green, Evan Hartin. i bur. Handley. Eament, Martin. Mint Mr. O'llrieu of the Ana Uiver larlgatlon onterprian of Kummer Iike.wiu In town Monday. lie reporta that the coiiMtruction work in now on In good nhapu. Cun.p liulldinga have been eieoted for man ami beaMt. Tho altn of the dam and other portloiiB of the property have been Iearel of Bilge bruli. A canal liaa been dug'tojead the water olf from tho dam altoVo an to enable them to excavate to thu bed ro.k, In order to nrimerlv iilacn the cement dam and I (1. K. UraHniiigton, of Maiden hock. Wla. waa in town Hovoral daya In'l week. He left for home Sunday. He camo here In the intereata of 15 or W of the people of hi home to inveHtl Kate the holdinga olfered by the Ore Kon Valley Land Company. He Ih more than aatlalled, and aayathRt any tra -t U worth oiore than the money aaked for fame to ay nothing of the city lot or the easy plan of payment. He nBld that ouu man here nail to him: "If you aecure ouo rf Iboae KKKI acre tracts. I'll ulve you fi.uw lieail uatea. All the work la Deing ,., ,.UHu r the minute 18 la ciowded forwrard an fat h poHdibie, tr(i ,)Ver to you." Mr. Iiraaiiig It lxing the Intention to get tho wa ; to ttwtight If 'I would be worth that t r on the lund to bo Irrigated In the j ,tll., money to the other fellow, that uprlng. if he .eta it he will keep It ami make Mr. O'llrieu naya the river ortalnlv'H ulieen ranch out ol it. There are la a wonder, uahing aait does out 0tnetB who thluk the same thing 1 of the dcmirt. wltn proniuiiy urn lartrettt How of any l iver of is eize, and leugtlh of only four milea, in the world, with neither enlnriiement nor curtailment of ita flow at any aeaaon of the year. 5kk Headache Thia dmtreHHing diHeaae renulta from a diHordeied conditou of the Htomach, anil can be cured by taking Chamber- lain' Stomach and Liver Tablet. Get a free Hiimplu ut Duly atd Hall'a drug j atore ami try It. ICntcrtuliH'd Our lr!cntlon Klamath Falla Expreaa; Juile Scott, of Salem, thu Lakeview delega tion headed by Judge Bernard Daly, Coroner Whitlock and ex-Mayor HIbIi op will go up ' the latter'a house on Short Creek today on a aiifht seei ng trip. The parly will return Monday. Blue Prints Made 1 will make lUiie TrintH of tin V tract of bind in th Lakeview Land Dlatrlct, and do almtracl work. Call or write W. H. SNYUCK Lakeview - Oregon What Woulil Xou Do ? In cumo of a burn or acald what would you do to relieve the pain? Such injiirieu are liable to occur in any family ami every one bIiouUI be prepared for them. Chamberlain's Salve applied on aoft cloth will re lieve the pa i" nl in ont iiiHtutly, and uuleHH tho injury is a very aeveri cue, will caiihe tho pnrta to heal without leaving a scar. For buIh by Duly aid Hull. Laud Company. The whlt deVotecH were dellKht fullv entertalncil Saturday afternoon by Mra. Ifa-mia. TIiom' partlclpa'iiiK were Mi'hiIiiiiii'n Sh- rlock, llaclu-lder, Shirk, ( lark. Miller. LUmh, Thornton. Norln, Faulkner, SnellliiK and MIbh Applenatc. Mr. and Mra. S. O. CrcHhIcr are now (H-cupylng their new bungalow, located on Water Street. A. II. Hanimersley, of Thomas Crowk waa iu town Monday, and got acquainted with the Lxamiuer man. P. 1 Hurry, one of the prominent sheep men ot tlie couuty, has taken bis Hheep to the fumoua Warner vlley at Adel, where he will wiuter them. He waa lu town Mouduy aud favored this olllce with a call. V. II. Thoro, and w ife aro at Hotel lakeview. He U U. S. Examiutr of Surveys. C. T. Oliver, of Kin math Lalln, is here w ith the Lowe Thi-ati r Co. Tho Lowe Theater Co. is ber. and will Hive a play ut the opera house tonight. Win. H. Hugiieiiin, A. II. Sehultz und John Thorn, all of lucoma, ar rived iu town toduy. C. W. Dent wua called in from his ranch bemuse of the illnepit of his brother und nephew. attendance -2 ' per cent of attendance y;;pumberof pupils neither tardy noi absent W; number of vicitora i The enrollment of the acbool is 'IS more thuu for the corresponding month last year, ami the average daily attendance is 30 greater. Teachera are authorized to require excuses from parents or guardians of pupils either in person or by written note, in all cees of absences or tardi neBS or dismissal before the close of the achool, and no excuse ehall be valid except that of sickness or nec esBary employment. The teacher shall be the judge of the sufficiency of ex cuses. OreRon School Law. Roll of Honor. High School: Cuba Araick, Guy Crouemiller, Ted McKee, Walter DuttoD, Georce Wborton, Lynn Cronomiller. Henry Newell, Walter Dkveman, Hazel M '.Kee, Marjie Ber nard, lllena O'Shea, Eola Lotftus, Fay llarnse, Fred Cronemiller, CtieBter Dykeman, George McCouL Walter Leebman, Hazel McCulley. Lena McShane, May O'Shea, Katie Khart, Lillie Smith, Lora Snyder, eta Tatro, Hugo Cm bach, Dick Ver non, Susie WatsoD, Geneva Wright. Seventh Grade: William Arzner, Louise Arzner, Mary Barry, MayUeld Boone, Winnie Harvey, Hazel ilery ford. Hobrt Miller, Mamie Mc Culley, JLeua McKee, Kosa Rebart, V erlan Stickel, erda Umbach, WilBon, Myrtle Habn. Sixth Grade: Besaie Lofftus. Ollie TliriiHtou. Alma Cbaodler, ora Mo Cu'dey, Emma Arzner, Lora Boyd stun , Floy Bernard, Opal Chandler, Belle Chandler, Laura Wrisht, Dayne Lynch. Lee Heryford, Clarence Ilahn, Carl TonoiDgseu, Floyd Smith, Fred Suider. Fifth (Jrade: Dola Garrett. Keta Bull, Merle Jaquisb, Olive Bailey, Hzel BoydHtun. Kuth Florence, Beatrice Phillips, Lola Bariy, Ethel Kcclexton. Veva Whorlon, Roy Tracy, DourIus Trucy, Stephen Sbellbammer, Earnest Hamilton. Paul Lofftus, Haroll Thiuston, Jere berry, Everett Lvncb, Koy Beuetlel, Leland Proctor, Nallie Green, Oscar Studley, Earnest Phillips. latro, Murrel Watsou, Vera Barnes, Hazel Beveridge. Maiiel Arznei, Hannah Berry. Ida Schmidt, Rosa HuKhes. Corda Wilson, Virgie Harris. Third Grade: Roy Lake. Will McColley, Harry Shellbammer, Ivia Linviile, Max Neiloo, Wibie Green, Marvin Barnes. Wallace Cadle, Her man Arzner, Rodney Bernaid. Virgia Reyuolda. Mattie McCollev. Clara. Sida Spangenberg, Doris Spangenberg, Kuoy Kebait, Florence Rehart. Pear? Harvey, Ruth Rehart, Vernita Smith,. Second Grade: Clemith Neff, Ben Die BealL Clinton Neff, Eros Barnes, PVeddie Bunting, Eldred Bailey. Eldon Brattain, Maloy, Whorton Hil dred Heryford. Lousa Hughes, Lee Rebart, Floy Hutchins, Annie Snyder, Mary Sanders, Sadie WilsoD, Eathef McShane. Gladys LoHtus. Fifth Grade: Leland Willits, Johc Arzner, Walter Harvey, Warner Har vey, Hillard Bailey, Dayton Vernon. Leslie Boydstun, Neils Schmidt. Ana tin Smith, Lee Chandler, Edith Spangenberg, Lula Perkins, Ada Mo Culley, Maggie Laird. Ruth Fiaber, Clara Drekel, Ethel Rehart, Leu Arzner, Vera Harris. j COUNTY NEWS OASTOIIIA. i Ilia Kind Ycu HnvoAiws Boa OlOOOOKO(OlOX)C0!OlOl)0 A Very liusy l'rU t Father Tomkln, the Catholic priest, arrived in town Friday, and remaiued until Monday, wheu ho left for a loug trip ainoiiK hit' peoide at Adel. Plusn, I'aihley, Summer Lake and Sliver Lake, aud from theie will return to Klaumatb Fulls, lu making this trip he will travel over 4tX) miles. Ho is nu the !go all tho time, iu order to look after his churge iu these two big counties of Lake aud Klamath. He is a vrey genial gentleman and is living a life of much UMetuluexs. fit Eye Opener Special Bargains at 's Store Reynold 8 9 e OrIr(l to ('loan l' Regular City Council meeting held Momlav niuht. Cuuvussed vote, and ! trunnHcted routine business. An order was maile compelling citizens to clean up streets and premise. 0 I will guaiantee Lower Prices than any jj store in Lakeview. We do all our own work. Reynold's store is the place to buy your Merchandise. B.Reynolds Red Livery Barn LINBVILLG, Prop Special E. E. New Kis and Fancy Teams to Let Corner Canyon and Main Sts Accommo dations For Freighters Lakeview, Ore. Hew to Treat o Sprain Sprains, swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chmberlaiu's Liniment. This liniment l educes lu tiumation aud soreness so that a spruiu muy be cured iu about one third the time reonired by the usual treatment and fit) cent sizes for sale by Daly and Hall. Our Glorious Weather. This aectiou is enjoying the most delightful weather. Strangers 'are till charmed with it, especially after lenv iug frost and snow behiud at their homes and on their journey to this laud of Bright Sunshiue. Adel Regular correspondence. A merry crowd of bora were out the evening of Oct. 'M, and placed a car riage on the roof of the W. X. M. C. store. T''en it wax decided to go to a certain ranch. Ket a new buggy and put mud oo the wheels aud return u to tne owners uuggy snea. nui on arriving at the shed, they were sur prised 1 1 nnd the owner awaitiug tneir arrival, aud. after a terrible scare, the boys concluded tbey were growing sleepy as young feluhvs often do when in tnia aituutiou. ur course oe wasn't very large but tbeu ob, my' Arthur Parker and Clay Kambo have been looking after the interests of the M. C. ranch iu Big valley tbia week. T. A. Crump spent several days in Ft Bidwell last week. Social dauce every Saturday even ing. Come one, come ail. HOTEL LAKEVIEW ARRIVALS P. E. Glass. Reno. Nev. : W. E. i'ruMiuirton. Maiden Rock, Wis. ; Z. M. Derrik, Toledo, Oregon; Frank C. Cyr, Portlaud ; 1). S. Hamilton, Prinevillo, Ore; Leou Valeutiue, Reno Nev; J. "B. Allen, Chico, Calif; D. M. West. Loyaliou, Calif; N. A. Burns, Portlund, Ore; M. Z. Rlcbter, St. Joseph, Nev; O. N. Hall. St. Louis, Mo; ftdward P. dcEutree, S. F; Mrs. F.J. Aalcott, Port Huron, Mich; A. T. Finley. Alturas; R. T. Oilver, La Graude. Ore. Wiilnuta and Almonda at Opt'ii Air Hand I'oiieert The Citizen's Laud gave an open air concert Sunday afternoon, lbey idaved a u umber of tine selections, iu their best manner, and were highly complemented by the many strangers iu town who heard them for the hrst time. Several of them said the boya did as well as any bund iu their homes which was unite a complement for them ami their luudei, Bice, Willis Grizzel was a visitor from Plush Friday. Two borse buyere passed through the vvalley ou their way to Burns! where tbey expect to get a large! Mike Barry came in for election a every good citizeu should do. Oakley Clark and a few carpentert are at work on the Deep Creek bridge. Six yonne snorts went duck hunt- bunch for the California market, jingaunaay. itiey killed so many : i oai mey were ooneu to leave teem ! until Peter Caldwell cume with bit j large freight team. I L. S. Parker is expected borne front San Francisco this week. Wm Birch was in Adel Saturday. Earnest Givans waa in Ft. Bidwell Mouday. Fr n'c Chico was com; led to absent from bis duties iast week account of illness. J. L. Morrow is able to te around i be on after several weeks of illness. ( Lloyd Morris aud Raymond Clark represented Adel iu Lakeview last i week. Lew Heim, China cook of the M. C. j ranch left ou Tuesday's stage for ! China. Agnes, Toots. Mary, Nellie aud I Kitten pre cordially invitod to attend ; out social dances. If you have no j way to come, why we'll come after i you. I Prof. Miss Myrle, wlat kind of a I noun is kise? j Myrtle Common. Prof.-Deccliue it. i Mrytle I never do. DeWitt'a Kidney nnd Bladder Pill are uuequaled iu cas. g of weak back, back ache, inllaniation of tho bladder,, rheumatic pains, auil all uriuary dis orders. They are antiseptic and act promptly. Every cnae of Jciduey or bladier trouble should l atteuded to at once, aud the aches iu the back,' rheumatic pains.' uriuary disorders, etc., are warning sit;ns. Don't delay, for delays are dangerous. Get De- l Witt's Kidney and Bladder PUN. Reg ular size 50c. Sold bv Daly & Hall, Freeh cranberries at Freah cranberries at Watched Fifteen Xoara. "For fifteen yeais I watched the working of Buckleu's Arnica Salve; and it has never failed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or bum to wbicb it was applied. It has sived us many a doctor bill," says A. F. Hardy, of East Wiltou, Maine. '!."o. at A. L. Thornton's drug store. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup not only heals irritation and allays lullaniiitloii, thereby Htopplng tho cough, but It moves the bowels gent ly and In that way drives the cold from tho Byatem. Contains no opi ates, it Is pleasant to take, and children especially like tho taste, so uearlr like maple suger. Sold by Daly and Hall. ELECTRIC WIRING AND SUPPLIES Work done according to reg. ulations of National Board of Fire Underwriters. Q. D. WOODRUFF, Contracting Electrician. tttLeave orders at Reynold's store. Colorado Hotel LAKEVIEW, OREGON Newly Furnished Rooms Comfortable Beds Tables Supplied With the Best In the Market Cuisine Excellent Home Cookimr Bakery in connection. Delicacies of ai". kinds. - Pies Cakes, Rolls. Fresh Bread Daily C. E. L0NZWAY, Proprietor ALBERT G. DUHME BUYS TIMBER LANDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BWLDlfJQ LAKEVIEW. OREGON.