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Gold Mining Company
Of Goldrim, Oregon
50,000 Shares of Treasury Stock
For Sale at 5 Cents per Share
Personal Mention
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This Company was Incorporttd Maj 2Uh,
1907, under the the Law5 of Arizona.
Capital Stock, 1 ,2."0,()00 Shares, full paid
and non-a55essible, par value, $ 1 .00.
The group of claims ccntains about 250
acres, located among the best, with good
showing : Inspection solicited.
OPPICERS AND DIRECTORS:
(leo. P. Atkins, President ;
A. A. Patocki, V. Rres't,
and ien. Manager ;
C. M. Woodland, Secretary ;
Oeo V. Atkins, 'I rcasurer.
Correspondence solicited.
GEO. F. ATKINS,
Corning, California.
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Comes Home in an Auto
K. F. Rlnehart arrived Tuesday
afternoon from Ciilif.irulii, vlu Reno,
iti n big nttw 40 tin Wli.tou Car,
accompanied liy Mrs. Kttiehnrt hii I
null, and Master Walter Dren ke Mi.
Rlnehart shippe'l the CMr lu Reno,
Mini thru ma It from there to Lake
view.
Thy Iitft here to renin Id nidi-Unite
ly. luil niter it live weeks stay In what
was "Miiiinv (.;aiiroriiia, t now
M ri-giou of fog and
iliiinilriiiiiit. The slacking in the
trave of eastern people in prctialily
dun to the. fm-t flint everybody in suv
iiiK their money to "Meet Me In
Lakeview in r.Hf.1. '
There in no such thing uh unlform
ity of time in tins town. EhcIi nn
seems to w it Rio in-. It in the cause
of much inconvenience, and is almost
au iuiiiossibiltity to keep nu appoint-
disagreeable j meat on tiiiiM. The Court house clink
weather, t In-y concluded they would i will soon be in place when every body
cut t In-1 r visit Hhurl uud come home, will hiive the Hitmn time, and will
and glad are they to get hack, know jiiHt what Ih the hour, from the
They ruport the iihiihI tourist travel chimes. It w ill lie a great conven
h" played out, and everybody down i iencii to the people of Lakeview and
that wuy In cotiseipumce is in too ' Immediate vicinity.
for Ih.t lull Ocllng Af'cr rating
I hum used Chamberlain's Ktomai'h
and Liver 'lahh-t.s for Home (line, and
Call tt-rtify that they have done me
more I, nod I hail any tablets I have
ever used. My trouble wan a heavy
(lull reeling alter ear lug. 1 1. 1 1 , .... , i 1.11Miir.-r nf Hiild ColiHWUlV
b'UV. KM A N, Ke::ipt, Nova Hc-otia . ; op t (, ,,r,,vi,,. ,H Hhiirr of expeiini'M
Thene ttiliietit Btrenut hell the utoniBi-h ; ,,,., , (, ,,f khiih'. hk uureed.
and improve the diiiention. They I The liirf l-'our Ii-v. Co.
alMj ri'uul ile the liver and l owelti. ;
rtil . 1 ... ..11'.. !... I
xtivy nre inr niiii-riur ii ii-h mil
NOTICE
The ltltf lour iM-velopliU'tit Co
will not l' rexpoiiM l. 1 fnriniy onlera
or (li litH coiilnicted l.v M. Il.iillllaiu
011 or ufti-r t liU iluti-, for the rfiinon
t tint he li a fiiili-d to iijillfy aa hih ti-
more., del a tree Miimple at 1'itiy
IIiiII'm ilruit atore and H-e what
Hpli-ndld medicine it in.
Jlnnanit Mullet in, M: Dim Mulloy
and V. M. Miller of liiiki-viiuv arrived
in tin- t-ily hint evenina nu their way
to Mi-rrll where they have a Imnch of
tieef hterrH. They expi-rt to rll art
tliere are a rouple of liiiyem at that
place from Kitu FrnnciHCo.
Tor Hitma, Teller anil alt Khrum
The interna) itchinu. characterii't lo
of thene ailincntrt in aliiiohl iiiHtiintly
ullayed liy Chamtierlain'rt Halve. Man)
Hevere cneeH have lieen cured hy It.
l''or null) l y lnly &. ilall
I Bcw.r. ol Frtquent Colli
A biicceiiHlnu of cedds or a protriirt
. ed cold u almoHt certain to end in
chronic catarrh, from which few
pcimuis ever wholly recover. (Jive
every cold tho altenlion it doncrves
and you may avoid thla diminreealile
dineaHe. How can you ?ure a coldY
Why not try Chuiiilcrttiu' Counh
UeuiedyY It ia highly recommended.
Mrs. U'hitel, of ltnller, Tenn, nays:
I "Several yearn airo 1 wuh hothered
I with my tluoiit and Iiiii'h. Smoe one
told me of Chainhei'laiu'a CUiiikIi
ICemedy. 1 lu-an unIiik it and it
relieved me at once Now my throat
and luniis are Bound and well. For
j tmlo by Daly and Hall
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eysio.ld?s Store
I will guarantee Lower Prices than any
store in Lakeview. We do all our own
work. Reynold's store is the place to
buy your Merchandise
B.R.eynolds S
Red Livery Barn
M. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
New Kigs and SV?' Special Acconinto
Fancy Teams Mm dations
to Let 'SJa? For Freighters
Corner Canyon and Main Sts, Lakeview, Ore.
SOCIETY NOTES
Mr. Clma. I'mbai-h and Mr. I). C.
SclmiliK'k tuve two very plcnwnnt
pnrtli-H laiit week. Thurailny after
noon they en ti rt alucd the ludii'H In
North Lakeview at iholioiucof Mrs.
I'mlnu-li and Saturday afternoon
they entertained the lad ion of the
Southend of town at Mr HchtiiinckH.
rrnjin-Ksl ve whlet waa played, after
which ili-lii-loua refreHiimentH were
-crved. Thoae pn'Hent were: Mea-ilauii-H
K. II. Smith iri-n, Florence,
Mo-w, liowau. Sin-llliitf, AVataon,
Klnf. Marlon Itarnea, W. I', llerv
f.,rd. W'lllltH, Marilton. I'a.vne. Wil
cox, l'.owmnn, Nilller, Faulkner, W.
Sid.ler. itoyil, HIIhh, CI. McKendn-e,
Stone, Shirk, Norln, Sherlock, liach-cl.li-r,
Lane, .1 . Lane, A res- Whor
tim, V.. C. AhlHtroin, Clark, lioniin,
(.van ami the .MIhhch Sniih-r, Apile
jite, TdiiiiIiiuscii, Linton and Funk.
Mix, M. A. Craddock, ol Kliunalli
Fall, arrived In town recently, and
will make an extended vlwlt with her
ilanuhter, Mr. J. it. An ten.
1HhIioi I'addoi-k waa a dinner
silent of Mr. and Mr. I'. K. Sherlock
Saturday evening.
Mia. )ella Cobli and Mr. S. .
CrcHHli-r u'livc a ilinuer In honor of
ltir-hop l'adilock Siimlay evening: at,
the home of Mr. Colih. Tlmae jire
4n t liealdea the Klaliop were Mr. and
Mm. M. 1. William. S. ). CreHwIer
and Mr. an t Mr. J. E. Norln.
The ShakcHpeire Club will meet
thi-i (ThurMlav) cvenliiir with Mr
T V. Hall. Mrs. L. F. t;inn liavlns
reij:ned the prcHldency of the chili,
the vIce-preHiili-nt. lr. A..L Ncilon,
liii ucceeded to that ollice and MiH
Appli'iiiiteha lieen i hoHcn vlce-iirvsl-dent.
M a meetiuK at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Kai-neHt Clark, au Fpiscopal
chili wan orKuni.ed, to take the place
of the Kiiild. The chauue was made
in order to ttive tieutlemen privileges
of meuiherbhip. The following ollleeru
were eleoteil : Mra. Fat-neat Clark,
president ; Mrs. M. D. Williams, vice
president; Mr. Mushen, seoretury uud
treasurer.
ClulHtmaa randlcH, a
box of our Confeci Ion-
cry 1 tho rljiht tlilntf..
KKcrnl (Jrailes of Candy at
I'liKtciu Star Installation
The Fasten! Star luHtalled new
olllcers Tuesday evening at follows:
Mrs. Cornelia Watson, W M; Mr.
Arthur Florence, W V; Mrs. Vieva
Florence A M; Mm. Ida Umluuh,
Seoj Mrs. Mary E. Bolder Treaaj
Mrs. Edilh McKee, Con; Mra. Lillie
Harris, Martdiai; Mrj. Carrie Down,
Chaplain; Mrs. Lora li. Conn, Adab;
Miss May Snider, Kblher; Mra. Lula
Miller, Martha; Mrs. L, J. Mauiltou,
Fleidra; Mis. Luna Uawklus, War;
Mr. H. V. L'ebait, boa;
lllnhop I'li'I'lock, of Km Fpixcopnl
Cliiirrh, of Lantern Ori-ion, arrived
here I'rl luv fii'irriliuf arid left MomlnT
mortilntf While here he preached
Ihieevery intero) Intf nermoim, oti
Friday eventm; and both innriilrnf and
pveulni: Sunday. In each inhtaiico
h occupied the MethodiHt pulpit,
and drnw crowderl caui wuhI lotm. i
() Ah'Mlroin returned Kuriduy
in t it it i ( i from hin (rip ' MaryHville '
Mm. Aldntrom ai-i-oinpiiiiied hi id
homo, lie nay ho In k'lud t'i et
liiirk. Undid tut like the climatH!
down Hit-re all f.itr, and rain, and,
air t tint cIiIIIh one to the bone.
To aviil-l ifi'tiM-t li ii and Miitioviitice
I itil'iil'o vritir fUutcM ii'ie-id of time for
I he carnival. tf
I li'rd Wiidi', of Nw I'lnn (!reek wn
hero Tueilay.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Noma nave
IMhIioii .I'lid lock I he hospitality of
, tlii-ir ho:ini during his stay in town.
Four inchi-H of h'iow on the iroiiiid
yesterday uinrniiiu.
W. K. Ibuidotn, of l'alsley, waa lu
tfiwn yesterday.
.lohn O'Svien, of Dre-.va Valley was
in town Sunday.
IJoy Shirk returned home Friday
from his California visit.
M ins May Hecnift. of Vistillis,
made final proof In her homestead
Monday.
W. ,1 Moore has iron to Ashland
to remain a few week with hie fan.ily.
County Clerk Paine and wife bate
'rented the home of Mrs. Huby Har
vey and will io to hoiisekei-nini;.
I'obt. II. l('iL'-ra, of Westiiore,
.Muss., w an retdstered at Hotel Lake
view last Thursday,
Fail Sinid'aiid Mort Went of Silver
Lake were in town Kiiturday.
W. II Craio, of lily, wan in town
Inst Tlu.rsdiiv.
Kariiesl II. I'hfltis. 'if Fowler. Colo.
"hi tin arrival on 1'hursday 'a Alturas
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II. A. Hull nf Los Ani!Hb'H arrived
Friday.
N. .S Coleman, came up here Fri
day" to yet away from the fauuy and
chilly went her dow n at tho May.
L. A Carriker. and wife tit the
West Side took dinner at Hotel Lake
view Saturday.
W. H McCallium and wife, of
Ci.lul iiiIh Falls. Monaiia, arriveil Sat
uday to l"ok over the country.
T. M. Small and U. F.. Anderson
were down Saturday from Summer
Lake.
.1. (). Sprmiue one of the merchants
of Paisley was in town Saturday.
K. 11. Ileudy, nf lily, was in town
Sunday.
Simon Chevab'ir, of Detroit. Mich.,
came out to verify the etatemement
regarding this countiy.
No one but maskers will be per
mitted on the floor of the rink until
after 10 o'clock.
Fifty four piece Decorated Dinner
Sets at liieber's Cash Store.
Totn Anderson was over from Plush
yecterday.
Paul Stindt. of Drews Valley was
here Tuesday.
fl Kd Calderwood, of Ade;, was iu
town yesterday.
John Ivhodes and Verua Henderson
wer married Tuesday ly Jude Daly.
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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 your fall supplies.
Lakeview Here. Co. - Wholesale and Retail
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LAKEVIEW
OREGON
NEW JEWELRY
STORE IN TOWN
v. W. Mc Cauidaud, late of Ox
ard, Calif, hfis established a jewelry
store in tonn His wife is now here
and tie will tie here with a full stock
Jau Kith. Tho last Oxuard Currier
has this to hji v of our new townsman :
An up-to-date Jeweler I lndlpen
salili' to every coinniutisty of tate
and culture and he whoHe work
show marked ekill 1 mire of a liber
al patronage. The jicople of thin
city tire not behind In thla reHect
and the KcnerotiH patronage extend
ed to the popular jeweler, Walter W
McCaiiHlatid, howa how Oxnurd ap
preciated t lii enterprise. The Htock
lia ln.in Hi-U'ct.'d with Rood Judne-iiii-nt,
and lucliides tne leading makca
of watche, diamond rings, plus.
Html and ornaments, novelties lu
silverware, clock of all size and de
HigtiM and an endicsn variety of
jewelry.
Mr. McCauHlaud la the only uianu
lacturln Jeweler fn thl city and
everything In the engraving and
mn iiufaL-tn ring line I done on the
prt-miscH. Hi work bench I III the
front of the Ktore nnd every thfngj Is
done In plain view of everyone who
wlslie to we. Particular attention
in given tine watch nhd Jewelry re
pairing and no watch id to complica
ted for him to adjust or repair. Mr.
McCauslaud' specialty, however. Is
tineengraving, and in thl line he has
few eipialH anywhere. A an exam
ple of hi skiil he has on exhibition
I he entire alphabet engraved tin the
head of a plu, while on a disc the alze
of a collar button i engraved the
entire Lord' Prayer. For a nutn
la?r of year Mr. McCausland taught
engraving In the Fust, both pernon
aljy nml by correspondence. A nov
elty he I now Introducing I engrav
ing rcHidences or portrait, to order,
on Bouvenir Kpoon. Thi has never
before Invn attempted and 1 meeting
with much favor, a It something en
tirely out of the ordinary and he now
ha mauy order ahead.
Cent's muffler ut 15. & M's.
Advertised Letters
Mr. Frank Reynolds, Miss Delia
Heber, Mrs. Lester Harden, Jou O'
Couuell, W. J. Fowl, Alice Heddeu,
Fred Porter, Nelson Jones, Charles i
Tucker, Mrs. J. T. Ross, Mrs. Holy
Nixon, K. Doruau, A. C. Povlo, Per
ley Piuureu, Z. M. Derrick, Charles
Wink-ennui, Sidney D. Coulter, Louie
Cooley, Miss L. Milled, Heury Bos
well, Mrs.( C. Price. Fd Parr, Uaao
Sell , Miss Lu Mosso, William C. Web
er. Fph Miller, Postmaster.
Your Ciif.li l-'uiitle you to the
U'st. Hii'brrs Creaiuerv
llutter I t he liest.
Sale at
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JU8T OUT
This Christmas numbei is just one
round of lieauty, color, and Rood
cheer. Take one home they '11 all
like it. lS2?i
Read "The Sunday LHdy ot' Pos
sum Trot." You'll li t;lad to kuow
that there are people like that on
earth, liest. of all, it's true.
FA'KUY BODY'S is the livest gen
eral magazine In America.
15 ceuts a coj y, l.fi0 a year.
Blue Prints Made
1 will make blue Prints of
any tract of land In the
Lakeview Land District, ami
do abstract work. Cull or
write
W. U. SNYDEK
Lakeview - - Oregon
J Will Talk of Our Fruit Lgter j
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A. M. Smith and wife of New PiDe
Creek, were in town Friday and uaM
ed on The Kx ami tier.
Mr. Smith Rives notice elsewhere
that fruit erowers must take steps to
prevent and to eradicate orchard
insect pests. The law of the state
is very strict, and il orchardists do
no: take care of their tree3, the in
spector will do so, and the costs will
be charged up against the property in
shape of taxes
The gentleman is au experienced
horticulturist and eays that thii
country as a fruit growing region,
has gone beyond the experimental
stage.
He has promised later to give the
Examiner some information as to the
culture and production r:f fruit in
this section, that will be interesting
to our local leaders, and especially to
the those reaiing tbis paper
throughout every state in the Union,
who are looking tbis way for tbeir
future homes.
COUNTY NEWS
Adel
Ri-gnlar corrKinIviire.
Frank Chico has resigned bis posi
tion as cattle foreman of tbe MC
rancb. August Bogner will be his
succesor.
Karl-iy and CJeorge Boone spent sev
eral days at Deep Creek lat week.
Myrtle still grows vexed when you
call her kido.
The W. V. S. Co. have gathered
about 0000 head of cattle and are
puttng them on tbe'i winter pastures.
The cattle look well.
Quite a number of the Adel eople
attended the Thanksgiving dance at
Plush and report a good time.
Tbe Warner people who were in tbe
metropolis last week were Claud Dix
on, J. Q. Willits, Loyd Morris, Arthur
HOTEL LAKEVIEW
The following guests arrived at
Hotel Lakeview: K. M. Korbett, Du
Bois. Pa; W. L. Miner, Huron, 8. D.
W. U. Wright, Los ADgeles; C. II.
Watars, Portland; A. D. Hudspeth,
Cedarville. Calif; D. F. Boone, Fay
ette, Arkansas.
Parker, Harry Roberts. Farley Boone
and C. B. Parker.
Adel has been nndefeated in base
. ball tbus far tbis season. The closest
; game of a'l being tbe one played
i recently against a picked team. The
i Adel team being robbed of a victory
; by a sensational running catch made
by George Nesbani, one of tbe Adel
i boys who played with tbe picked
team. Farn and Arthur have been
' coachiDg tbe team aud expect a team
: that will gain a reputation next year
among our sister towns.
Joe Beunet is in Ft. Bid well. It is
tbe opinion of some that be is under
; tbe Doctor's care.
' How about a Cnristmas tree!" Shall
; we have it?
E What are those queer looking
( birds over there?
! C Them's geese.
I K Ob, yesl and do tbey lay all
i the gooseberries for us?
j Don't forget the big Christmas
dance at Adel. F.very one invited.
Colorado Hotel
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
Newly Furnished Rooms Comfortable Beds
Tables Supplied With the Best In the Market
Cuisine Excellent Home Cooking
BakerV 'n connect'on- Delicacies of ai kinds.
Pi?s Cakes, Rolls. Fresh Bread Daily
C. E. LONZWAY. Proprietor
Furniture and
Undertaking
A. E. FOLLETT.
New Pine Creek, - - Oregon
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ;
LAKEVIEW. OREGON.