LAKE OI NTY EXAMINER. LAKEVIEW, OKEtJO.N. THURSDAY, MARCH 1H :i)
five
m m a vVr vstrsi i
LARtvtw
is tin- Outfitting I'oint f: r
I'll i 5 Circa t
Inlaiul Empire
Personal Mention
uri'ivniu nit I
.'in it km vase of
viy la
SCVtMVll
SCI-
It is now on tlic vcrc
cilitits. It will ivaivc
1 1 1 o 1 1 .' u i ( 1 inhabitants tlnu'iitr (Ik i-omiiiLr
son. It is sin i oiindol I v the rieliest . country
on the face of the rIo1H TI1U C0U)I:N
00051: I.AKI; VALUiY.
IB NOT HISS
this last and best
chance lo secure
Nice 10-acre tracts at $200.00, paya
ble $20 down and $J0 per month.
These nro IIM-AL PARMS for I'rult Raising,
(J. O. Mtkr, farmer pnblUher of
i')xiiiiiiiir nrrlv"l In town Hiitnr
(ImV. OccHr' frlendr, wtiii iiiiiinlmr tfm
whole t o f 1 1 1 1 m I Ion, w r li lined to
Mm. Ho In now employed by the
l.'nltype people, nf Hun Ennu i net
VNIiile bi tm linn Iiith putting our
I y(i" M-lting tiinrlilim In (irliT. Ilo
mill ,
Hmi ,
S I will K'i to I'lihley I) 'I n rliort vinit
J iUk-ii will return to bin homo In
I riiiM'Icfii.
Sugar IJcet
l:nrmlng.
1
EMBER
Culture, or Poultry
We jilant your land to Or
chards or anything you de
sire. We save you money; we make you
mon.y; and then we " Let your land take
care of von. "
LAKEVIEW DEVELOPHENT CO.
I a ke view, Oregon
Hcrnrd C. Sit. Mur.
I. O. Box 214.
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'Baking
Powder
Absolutely Purs
Hie onlr baking powder
made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
Mr. ihi'I Mrs. E. .1. Stone entertnin-
fil u few fi li-mlM ii I wlilwt Wednesday
jcvi-tilnir. 'riu jfi-nlH wer. : Mr mul
Mr. Uiitxim, Mr. ami Mrs. Shirk,
Mr. Ilni. In I '.-r. Roy Shirk mul II.
A. Filey, Ire cn-mii mul cuke were
rvcil.
Mill- Aci.M MkIiI l-l.ril-i I,.-,
4 Ii I.ImImIh. 1 1 . Illli IiihI. '1 Mht."
u ic ii riik-n u IiIi Ii were four i-
llll'H. Illlll nil MortH f fflMMlW'M. 'I'll" I
little (.'in m h were Fay (iri'i'M. Ruih!
I1' m!h r, l-iit vl'Vi' Neiigar, mul .f
rouoe, Imitlli r Anion HhmImIi-iI sister J
In entertaining. .
Attorney W. Lair Thopinnon In huny '
I Im mh iIhym ut tlm court Iioiihh lu ex
mul ul ii ii Urn Heryford title for the
iregmi Valley Land Co.
Shrrnan A. Brown a lirotherof ill
ln'it I), liri.wii, (if IIih l''rftr.T M-r-vlci.
Iihh liceu lrnfrrcil from the
Cmu'wIh Turci-t to the Krtiiiont, and is
lllTf til Il"rfllln0 hU llllHl'H.
Mm. lirown Ih actinu uh milmtltute
'lutliiK tlm IIIiihhs of Mrn. Ilunliy.
Tlio KxHiiiiiier Ih Horry to tute that
Mn. Ilaijliy in no better
C. i. linruen was over from (iolit
buru Hiiiiday.
V.. L. Wltb.wLo bus b-en in Port-
i li fid all winter ftHei tbroiii;b town
Moudiiy on bin way to bin botue in
Paliley.
P. K. Wood; of St. PmuI, Minn., 1h
h-iv liHiklni; over I In1 country.
Tint I ri I it Noii.nrl( I of t lie 12th
lnt. eiiyn Dr. V. V. Kh ul km-Ha tbert
mul will iMTiTimienlly locate.
i K P. Grlldth, of Paialey. was bera
SuuiJuy.
i H. H. Webster, of Kai am Cltr ti
, retflHterd Sunday at Hotel LakeTlew.
S. J. Putton and wife of Hotel
Iht1 Creek ire In town yenterday.
Uuy Cronemlller hiii accepted a
I poHttion in Dieters' Cach Store.
Kverybody come to tbe Banket
Social Marcb'20tb, atSnider'u Opera
i HoiiHe.
GREAT clearance SALE
SHOES
SHOES
Ladies, Gents, Hisses and Child
dren's Shoes to be Sold Re
gardless of Cost.
Come and Look Over Our Bargain' Counters.
MENS SHOES - - - from $1.00 to $2.r0 per Pair.
LADIES SHOES, ..... i.oo " 2 50
MISSES SHOES. ... .7s 50
CMILDKENS' and INFANTS' SHOES. .25 " I.OO4 '
L Ivvcry pair must he sold in order to make room for
New Lines, which will arrive in a few days.
We have secured the agency for the
W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes for Men,
QUEEN QUALITY for Ladies,
the very best lines that can be bought.
Lakevlew Here. Co. - Wholesale and Retail
EUCALYPTUS TREES
GROW IN NEVADA ?
1IAZHN (Ne.), March 8 -A Bt
Lou In enunciation haa bad repreamta
tlven at Ila7.en lately uiakiiiK airuiie
ineut to buy 100 aorea of railroad land
on wblrh to plant rucalptua tieea of
tbe cnabnjfany apeclea, a native of
Auatralla. It U uudreHtood that J.
8. Mo Coruiack, una of the repreaent
atUen, bas fri?en bia opinion that
tbeae tree will grow well at ilar.en.
lie and bia companions have returned
east to lay thiir report before tbe
Association.
lo Cure coid in One Day
Take LAX ATI VK HKOMO QUINJNK
Tablets. All drUKKitts rem ml tbe
money if it fails to cure. K. W. Onive'
algtiMture is on each Ihiz. V ,
TSk ARCADIA
Hovlng Picture Show
Illustrated Songs
Moving Pictures-
SALE OF MINE IN
HOAG DISTRICT
Win SInmcrM mid others have pur-i-linaol
from J. Tim I llonner the noutb
WKJ iicreH of Hbool wet Ion 3(1, altu
iited on top of Mt. Home, In tbe Iloair
Minliic llinlrlrt. Already there have
been two or more very promlrilnjf
lenilrt iincovereil on thU Kround, which
will Im! under vlmroiiH develcjinii'iit
thU comliitr .eiiaon.
The CoiiKoliilHt4'd Co.. will erect n
mill at tlieMt. View mine, situated
nt thu head waU-ia uf theaouth fork
' of Pine Crtvk, ft4 quickly na th elf
j incut a will penult of transport Injt the
machinery to the inountulu. We
Iioik' to nee thla mill In operation by
;Jui.v 15th.
! Tbe further development of ihe
Hoiik Dlatrlct la now a question of
milliiK facllitli'H. HH there lire four,
i perhapa five. propirtleM on the moun
tain that will nay for their own dc-
' velopinent anil In addition thereto.
ny a llvldend each and ev ry
mouth, o licit there ate inilllux facld
tk'H t cruHii hiuI save the valuea of
tht ore. The xiiow on thu ir.otin
tutu in HcttliiiK very rapidfy and It la
only a matter of a very few day a
until one can travel any
where on the cruat without the uac
of anow-ahouH. McCLKARY,
and
PROORAIt CHANGES
Mondays, Thursdays
Saturdays
Two Shows each Night
At 8:00 and 9:00 o'clock
Odd F.llows Bullillnf lakcvUw.
AdnilHMlon Id ami l.'i i t
HI HH A MI1 II. t'nrl. ir
The Happy Hooligan Club met at
the home of Lynu and (Juy Crone
mlller last Thursday eveuiutc. The
evening was spent in wbiat atfer
wbioh retreebiueota . were served.
Those present were Mioses Mae
Marnea, Mae Ureeu, Hazel MoKee,
Cuba Anilck. Mellia Uibbona, and
Menars Murray HeHid, Carl Uubacb,
I ynn Crou" uiili-r. Jnuiea Judge, (Juy
('reufluillli'i, l'eil McKee, Kelton
Uutlier, and U1I Duttou.
V M .Mil'er. wife and son left Mou
day for Kb n Francivco.
.1. P. Rnyder.f.Willow Ranch was
1 1 town Friday."
I Misa Inez Lee, a school teacher of
Willow Kanob waa in town Saturday.
(iattleld Force of Reno waa a visitor
Saturday.
a T. Colvin of ;Crookad Creek is
In town tbls week;
K Rbinebart is arranginK to put
on an auto srevice betweea here and
Aituraa in a few days
Mrs. Nyswarner and little daughter
retnrned from tbe lower country yes
terday. She waa accompanied by her
slater Miss Helen Avoirgeoette.
Rev. I .C. Parker will preach to
the elderly people Sunday a. en..
His subject in tbe evening will be
"Ood in experience,"
C. C. Gott la building a W on bis
house fonr miles north of town.
M. H. Buchanan Ralph Pbelpa.
Fben Croner and S. A. Lester were
Silver Lake people here tbe past
week.
U. B. Btickel. of New Pine Creek,
a up Saturday.
W. P. Vernon waa in Saturday from
Crane Creek.
Father Tom kin. tbe popular priest,
arrived from Klamath Falls Friday,
and will remain until after April
Htb. He ia always a weloome visitor
at tbe Examiner office.
A Heintz, of Colombia, Nebraska,
arrived Saturday.
Mrs. McCurdy and eon arrvlved
from San Jose, Calit.. laat Friday,
aud they are now a permanent ieei
deut of Lakevlew. The lady is enthu
siastic about Lakeview'a prospects for
tbe future.
Correspondents must let this office
know their names, not for publica
tion, but as a guarantee of good faith.
A. L. Jny. of Oxnaid, Calif., ar
rived Friday. He will thoroughly ex
amine into tbe merits of the whols
county, and if satisfied then will be
come a resident.
Judge Brattain and family who have
beeu on a visit with friends at faisley
for a week or so returned borne Mod
day.
W.O . Ford and wife left Monday
for Lovelocks, Nevada. Tbe Skating
Riuk will be open three daya each
week under the management of .Mui
ray Heard.
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5 acre tracts half mile south of town
$600 and $700, eas' terms
Lots in Sherlock's Addition 50 x J 50, J 6 ft. alley $250$275
Lots in Drenkel's Addition 50 x 150, 16 ft. alley $150-$ 175
Excellent wheat and general farming land near town
415 per acre.
DRENKEL eS PAINE,
LAKEVIEW, ORE.
PLOWS OUT ALL
HIS SAGE-BRUSH
1 VALLEY
LAND IRRIGATED
PORTLAND WANTS
OUR LITERATURE
The followlufc communication shows
urgent and inanifeat need of proper
printed Information regarding l,ake
vounty lor genernl distribution:'
Portlwod, Ore., Mob. 10. 1909
Editor, Lake County Examiner,
lakevlew. Oregon.
Dear sir:
1 K.nyJ nn1 .fa. a rmiv rff ilia 1
Lake County Exa-nlner in which fa a i is information is worth tlOO to every The diK-rioc of be u.aiu canal an I
ovinia Murriinir I. itboi farmer in iliroev count v. 'lateral; ia now oti.:;: none anrf a
w Ci jf VJ .rivV ri-s I, iv.-. a .f v uw. v i -
wonia dp a very frooa i
Tbe Burns Times Herald gives this Js Klilott representative of the
timely information to desert farmers: j Seaara, at Flush wbo is in charge .
John Sevedge has done a good turn ; of tbe irrigation ach -me carried out
tor tbe farmers of this section in dis- j Dr the Elliott hrication A Reservoir
covering a cheap manner in wbicn to ' Cofrpany. i;i Tur: er Valley, reports
get rid of tbe sage brush. He simplv 1 socce?pfnl ro-r ; of the dam
removea the mold beard from bis Oil- 'her. Tne a-r rot i'.rs an area
pin Dlow and Hods it does tbe work of t0 ac:e ot an aceratie rieptb u ti
to perfection. Karl Hartsmao eajs feet, , ani 10) acres at a l-as depth.
county. It woold be a very
thing If we had from fiOO to 1.000 of
them? as we could use them to ad
vantage, but we arc not in a poal
tion to tiuy the advertlalus matter
of outalde Counties, and if you wl'l
preaent thia letter to the proier or.
ganization in your City I think they
would certainly take the matter up
and see that we get them. All tbe
settlers coming to thla Htate como to
thla place tirnt. and it would pay
your people to have reading matter
bu our table.
Youre verv truly.
E. O. G1LTNFH, Secretary.
r
Lakeview
Central Ofllco
Plush
SEAGERS REAL ESTATE :
Joa. Elliott, Mgr
Town Lots, Ranch Property;
ounea to sell or Jteut. u you
dealre to aell or buy list ut once ::
L. E. SEACER
C. E.'.SEACER
Office on First Floor
Umboch Building
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
INSURANCE CO. gives
Mother or Children,
real, ubHoliita protection
Itcudy CukIi t time of death, or by au Eudowment, and bj
teiiiatii ly save for your declining years.
LIFE INSURANCE ;r
FIRE INSURANCE
The LIVERPOOL, LONDON &
GLOBE Fire Inn. Co. Dou't
have the neighbors condole
Twlth you after the fire. Be pro-
t
$
0
0
i
Do not fail to see bargain
at Lakevlew Mercantile Co.
counters
DIED
James Clarnce East, a character
about town for some years, died Wed
nesday tbe 10 iust at 11:30 p. m.
He waa about 39 years old and leaves
a wife. He was well connected, and
leaves a sister t Pendleton, and a
brother and aunt at Walla Walla.
Tbe funeral services were conducted
by tbe Rev. I. C. Parker, in tbe M.
E. church Thursday at 2 p. m.
considerable Brfi of sae lT"h ln'l
now being cleared will be Irrigated
this year.
CAN EAT SUASAGES
AND FRESH BREAD
You can eat aything your stomach
craves without a tear of indigestion
or Dsypepsia, or that your food will
ferment or sour on your stomaon ii
you will occasionally take a little
Diapepsin after eating.
Your meal 1U taste gooa, ana any
thing you eat will be digested ; notn-
ing cau ferment or turn into acid or
poison or stomach gas, which causes
Belching, Dizzienss, a feel'ng of full-
ess after eating, Nausea. Indigestion
(like a lump of lead in atomaob),
Biliousness, Heartburn, Water brash,
pain in stomach and intestines and
other symptoms.
Headaches from tbe stomaon are
absolutely unknown where this effect
ive remedy is used Diapepsin really
does all the work of a healthy stom
ach. It digests your meals when your
stomach can't. Each triangule will
digest all tbe food you can eat aud
leave nothing to ferment or sour.
Get a large 50 cent case of Pape'a
Diapepsin from your druggist and
elart taking today aud by tomorrow
you will actually brag about your
bealtby strong Stomach, for you will
then eat anything and eveyrthing you
want without the slightest discomfort
or misery, and every particle of im
purity and Gas that is iu your stom
ach aud luteatiues is gJing to be car
ried away without tbe use of laxtives
or any other assistance.
8. D. Patera, of Minneapolis, has
published a book, showiug up the
timber land grabbers of this state.
That geutry dennuucea it as rank
socialism, while plain every day
bomefolk eay it is a piece of work in
line of the effort made by President
Roosevelt and Gilford Piuchot to ex
pose aud stop further depredations of
our National Forests.
OASTOXIXA,
Bears the HaW A'WTS
Tbe Atluras Real Estate and Mining
Exchanee Ioc will open businesa in
their office "Hotel Royal" Altoraa,
Calif., April 1st, 1909.
S. R. BUNCH, Secretary.
Belts for Ladiexat B. & M'a.
Louis Shaw
Dealer In Real Estate
1 have listed some of the best
Ranches, Timber Lands and Town
property in Northern California, a
country that is bound to improve rap
idly. Alturas, California.
Settlers Rates to
NEVA! A
Via Southern Pacific Lines
Dotty From March 1 U April 30, 1 909
-TTROM
Remnants at
Co.
Lakeview Mercantile
Lakeview
S Oregon
tec ted, NOW. The coat Is in exact proportion with the lla
litHtv. The hlirher the rate, the leaa you, aa an Individual, can
afford to be without It.
p
Blue Prints Made
I will make Blue Prints o
any tract of land In the
Lakevlew Laud Dlatrlct, and
do abstract work. Cull or
write
W. B. SNYDER
Lakevlew . . Oregon
Omaha 25 00
St. Joseph 25 00
Kansas City 25 00
Leavenworth 25 00
Denver 25 00
Houston 1ft 00
St. Lonia "5 00
Mew Orleans 30 60
Memphis
Bloomlnston
St. Paul 31 Tft.
Mltineapolia jjl 73-
IVoria l
Chicago J
PtttaburK r
New York &0 00
Corresponding low rates from other points. Rates for branch lines points
will be a combination of the proper colonist rate for the main line Junc
tion point and the usual branch-line local.
The cost of a ticket can be deposlied at ence with any Southern Pueific
agent in Nevada, and the ticket will be furnished to the pnneei In.the
East, while these low rates are lu effect.
Stop-overs are a'lowed at Cobre, Elko, Winnemucca, Lovelock, liainn
and RENo. Nevada.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
A Growing town lit the heart of the Fertile Irrigated Farms..
A Home for You
Tell your friends lu the Eust about these low rates, and send them a de
scription of the.SUNSHINE STATE, Maps and illustrated descriptive mat
ter can be obtained of any agent of the Southern Pacllic. or from
CHAS. E. FEE
Passenger Traffic Manager
San Francisco, Cal.
D. E. BURLEV,
General Passenger Agent
Suit Eake City, Utah
JAS. HORSBURQH. JR.
General Passenger Agent
San Francisco, Cal
E. W. CLAPP,
Dlst. Freight and Pass. Agent
Reno, Nevada