I.A K I! COt'NTY EXAMINER, LAKKVIEW, .:j ,) i TltMDA Y, .'I'M 3. 1:0
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The most highly refined and healthful
wonderful
V.'..uK;VtMi
Lake view Has Two
Moving Picture Shows
The opening of tho u moving
picture show hi tlin Mulder Opera
lluoitit, Sunday nUlit wan iti the
nature of n society event. Upwards
of 400 (cil wem pretent mi 'I nil
were pleaied. Thi nititfiiitl of Mr.
WWhoii was well received. Mini
Man Mulder was IIih accompanist.
Thn Opera II has been nicely
decorated and with thn new aud vary
comfortable opera Meats, makes t oni
of thn mom lent and Iteat appointed
house uf thn kind to he found In any
of thn smaller towns of tho Pacific
Nnrthttent.
Thn ili'turH shown were first-clans,
aud the vibration usually associated
with such premutations waseutirelv
eliminated
Lakeview now ha two very credit
able movlnu plcturn show, and lu
that respect m fully ahrnaiit thn
tendency of the time.
lu thin connection, fnw are aware
of the extant of thn moving picture
shows ;t hi ouuhout the clvilied woild
According to statistics, published in
thn New York I'oit, thnra are In thn
United Stains anven million moving
DIED
Mr. Amandit .1 Kuyder, an old
reHident i f Lakeview, died May '!7,
Ht the lioiiin of her sou, W'ado Sny
der, feven miles west of town. Sin
had bceil III for eevernl months. i
She uh h.iru in Waehiuuton Co.
Ten n., In AiitfiiHt 1H:7. I
Khn wub iimrrio'l to I) A. Knyder,
of iincliiiunon (!o , Mo., March 1, ;
1 HT!. who mirvlvea her Hhe came
to tint en tern cHut in IHSI, and to
Lake County lu 1MHH.
Mrv Kuyder was the mother of nlun
vhildien, live of wnoui arn llvliitf:
Mrs. Maruaret h'ollettaud Mr li. M.J
Knylii r, of Stockton. ImI if., and Mra.
John Arner, T.. A Snyder ami Waldn j
Hliyder, of l.akevlew.
Khn Is eald to have tenn u woman ,
of flun iUHlltlM, and was hihly
eHtoniuo'l by nil who knew her.
The funeral whs held Friday from '
the HnptiHt church. j
J. W. Maw x ell &. Son lact week
sold h 10 acre tract of thn Loehmnn
farm to Mr. Dewey, of Kly, Neyadii,
ami alxn 1 10 acrea lieloiiKiiik' to K. L. 1
Kn I ii a to Albert Cochran.
A carload of doors and wludowa
received at II A M 'a.
CALORIS
BOTTLE
Ked'IIot drink without Fire
Ice-Cold drinks without Ice
Till: MarvdouH CALOMS Bottle,
which k'vch hiicIi accmillKly I'U
DohmIIiI" ivhiiIih, Im cnliMt ruclcd oil
acinlHiltc priucipleH for the itlriOH( nf
kii'plnn liiiiidN, for h priiloniicd peri
od, nt III" name t cm pern l lire in which
they are placed In the bottle.
It will ke.-pc mtenti Itot thirty
hours and warm two ai d a half
days ; it will keep contents ice
cold threo and a half days ami
chilled five days.
A. U THORNTON,
lkevicw, . Oregon
i '.f
w " ' if r
f baking powders. Its constant use
almost every American household,
sales all over the world, attest its
p
popularity and usefulness.
picture houses, In which .V),U),(M)
U invested. ChieuaMi has '.U'.i such
show. Nnw Vnrk .UK), HI. Louis 2'i.r,
I'hlladelpha IPO. Him Eraueaci Ml,
Pittsburg DO and HoHton 31.
it ia calculated thnt nearly 200
nillna of Dims arn exhibited every day
in thn United Nlatea. Thn making
of thche tllniM la conducted by an
orgaul?attoti, which dan a large eapl
tnl, and which niaintaliia a r-rew of
auenta In all part of thn world photo
graphing scenes of interest.
Tlie establishment of thia tmn I npea
has been of particulai benefit to thn
poor, eHptcially of the cities, and to
all thn people of all smaller towns
which In connection with thn phono
grand, given an opportunity to see
and hear things heretofore onl v avail
able to those cf tho wealthier class In
our larger cities.
OlivioiiNly thn morliiK picture show
which appnaln Moatroiiidy to tha peo
ple and wh Ich i so chenply laid before
t!in public, will be a valmihla edu
cational forcn. It will lie lutereHtitiK
to note tbe development of the IhimI
units the next leu yera.
MARRIED
IIOl.llllOOK-TKACY
At thn h'me of tho bride's parent,
Mr. and Mie. W. D. Tracy, oo Kuo
ilav, May !KI. by KvaiiKeliet MarkiHiid.
Mr. (ie'. L. Ilolbrook to Minn .i;ues
Tracy.
Thn Broomnniiin was Mr. Lawrence
Tracy, and tlie brideamaid, Min
Velvia Ktanley.
The KueNti., hevidea the luimediatn
ri'latlven. were Mr. and Mra. Newell.
Mr. and Mra llsvkina, Mrs. Duncan,
Mra. Kyim, Mr. Kraukl and Minn
Kmily Ayera, who played the weddiutf
march, at the entrance of the bride
and uroom.
Allnn dinner wiih nerved immediate
ly utter tho ceremony.
The bride was the recipient of
many valuable and uaeful preaents.
Tlie young couple left at once for
the dairy farm of the bride's father,
where they will remain about ten
daya aud then will make a toil' to
Kiiatrru oiuta, returuiuK by way of
Seattle to viait thn Alaaka Yukon -1
'ac itlii KxpoHitlnu.
T!m uroom ia a wealthy youiiK
atockman, and the bride ih a charm
hiK yoiinu daughter of SV. I). Tracy.
hImo a prominent atock and duiry
IIIHII.
The Kxaminer jolna their many
frieuilH in uIhIiIiik tlieui full meed of
the jo.VH of thin life.
KKKNK-HAKNKS
A very ipiiet wedding occurred at
the borne if Mr aud Mrs. M. S.
liarnea, Wednesdny ut uoou. when
their daughter Kaye was united in
niHiriiiKH to Crud Keeue, of Lakoview.
The ceremony wbh performed by
Rev. H. Smith, of New IMne Creek.
The bride wore a own of white
Batiste aud carried a boquet of white
lilacs
KelatlveH only were prenon t A
dinner wag served immediately after
the cere nony.
The bride was the recipient of many
valuable preaeuta.
She was born and reared in Lake
view. The groom came here last full
from the Willamette valey.
The youog people bave uiauy friends
bere, who will be tclad to kuow that
tbey will remain here for the present.
Ava Campbell, aged 3 yeaia, 10
months, died at Summer Lake lHut
Friday, May US. after a week's illness
cauaed b an attack of appeudioitia.
The child the daiiKhter of Mrs.
Anna Tiiyl r, formerly Mrs. Fred
Campbell. i h a KraudaiiKhter of
F. K JlarriH of Lukeviaw. The little
one waa laid tu lent la tbe Summer
Lake cemetery
Tbe miuiuK men, H. II. Loftus aud
L. O. Heckrti'li were In town several
days the the pnat week. Mr. lieck
'th N 'i oraeliciil mlnlntf man of
iuh v veuis experience aud l e says
n . have t Hinuelbiua over in the
in .inp ol O old berg tbat will eoon
i ii'ttiu a lurore In tbe mluluK world.
We can fill youVorder for doors aud
windows. U. Sl M.
JEWELRY
If you tMt'd a
Watch, Clock or
Jewelry,
It w 111 pay you to wait for
our atock,
CARPENTER. &. SON,
Jewelers.
All kluds of repairing
K. Water fit. nes door to Colojado Ilotul
Lakevlew, Oregon
Personal Mention
I'rof. A. J. hsndby left town Tups
day rnonilDK for Ms eld home lu (,!eu
tral i olnt. Mn came here with his
wife IuhI full, only to loan her, and i
where hot e mnl in-rnf then filled his
mind, omi he Is bowed In mid
liens, lie loin not know what his
futiirnl.il i In I bun he will not
enviik'n In i"'CMei tor a couple of
yera aud p--i.i.m h lie v'r aunin will
eutiHUn In c "., mn i The penile
man lias mauv r I t- ' ei", who wish
hi in well, and hipe tenl tils future,
no far as circu necen peiuiit. will
h i briK'd'r for n i
Mle Alice A. A rfl " l"ft Hun
day niotniiiK for hei i. O ikland
Calif. She will le . i to M ei for a
couple of weikl and then i to
WiiHhliiKton l C. whf die will
upend the no miner wn.. I er ('nele
Major II. II. SarKnt i the t. M.
regular army.
Mr. F.W. Khra .of IJnt". Cal., I
In speudinK a tew days in l.ukeview. '
lie says he is well plaeaed with Lake
view and vicinity, and is planning to.
make this his future home.
Mra. J. O'Nell. of New Fine Creek. I
and Mrs. (ieo. r ItGerald, south of
town, were In Laknvlew 'lueadav. tin
rou'e as delegates to a Christaio
Clirueh Convention at Turner ()rron.
Mis. Nellon and her mother, Mrs.
Maxwell, went to New Floe Creek
Friday aud returned Saturday. Maider
Max Nellon accompanieu them.
John O'Nell. of New Pine Creek ,
waa in town Haturday.
Hill U'lllUm li t-'vunuxl lt lll
I open a aeries of meetings in tbe M.
K. Church, Sunday, thn 0th Inst.
Mr. Williams cotces very highly rec
ommended by the preaa.
Mrs. J. N. Watson wa chosen a
leli-Kate by the O K. H. to the (Jrand
Lodtfe, which meets at i'ort and tbe
Kith tost. Hhe will leave the 7th
K Y. Yoiiok aud family left laat
week lor Htickaue. The Koutlaman
owns propeity lu Lakoview, and also
at Paisley, and expects to retnrp
hern noon as the railroad reaches
Lake County.
Mr. Thoa. Alford has one to Port
land to attend the Old Soldier's Con
vention which meets ou the lOtb Inst.
J. A. Fitzgerald and wife left Tues
day for their borne at Warner Lake.
W. A. Cowan and family left Tues
day tnornins for Cheyenne, Wyoming,
where Mr. Cowan baa been aligned
for duty as U. H. Iand Oltlce inspec
tor. K. A. Fltn'"triek "" family, of the !
ZX ranch, Painley were in town Tues
day. Thomas Flynu, one of the promi
nent sheep men of the county waa in
from his rauch Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Maasimiill returned
Saturday from her winter's stay in
Sau Dtctfo, California.
M. C. Lotfus and Clarence Dixon
were over from Plush Tueaday.
W. II. Norton, of Fort Klamath,
was over Tuesday.
A. Walker wua an arrival Friday
from Illy.
Frauk Marshall, of tbe 70 ranch is
in town.
Herbert WcUs, of St. Louis, Mo.,
was breathinuoui dry ozone-laden air
after leavlnu the soot and damp of
tht city, and pronounces Lakoview
the kitiK of 'em all.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Woodcock, Mr.
and Mr. M. 8. llaruea, and Mr. and
Mra. Frank Toler, accompanied by
I'earl Mulkey took an outiuit on
tiooMe ljike Sunday. Tbey took the
steam launch and went down to the
Mulkey ranch near Davis Creek, re
turning the same evening.
J. W. Small ,of Los Angeles, arriv
ed Tueaday.
A. Wulther, 'O. Oalena aud S. N.
Phelps, of San Francisco, were all
telling our merchauts Tuesday, that
a dow n hill haul beats climbing a
mountain by a Ionic ways, and then
some I
Mrs. F. M. Miller and her two sons
returned Fiiday from their Culifornia
vihit. They arrived in their new
Stevens Duryea auto.
F. J (-tone Is in from bit Crooked
Creek howetsead, and is as brown as
one of tbe native sons of tbe desert.
Al. Roberts was in town a few days
laat week from bis Cbewaucau farm
lie bays you can juht bear bia ruta
biiKs aud other fruit grow.
A II. Mclnnis, tbe well known
wool-buyer, of Red Bluff, Calif..
Contest Notice
Department of the Interior, United
Klates Land Otllce, Lakeview, Oregon,
May 27. liW'J.
A siitlicient contest affidavit having
been tiled in this otllce by M. B
KICK, contestant against Homestead
entry No. 40:15, (Serial No. 01008.)
mnde May 13. VMS, for N half KW
quarter, SF. quarter SW quarter, SW
quarter 8ft quarter, Section 28,
Township 31 8. Range 19 K. by Rudolf
Knubbi Contestee, iu which it is
alleged that said tfudolf Huubbl baa
never eiuce tbe date of said entry es
tablished a residence on said laud:
that said entry man baa wholly aud
totally abaudoued said entry for
more than six mouths last past, to
wit; From the Kith day of May, 1908
to the present time, that said entry
man has wholly aud totally failed to
cultivate or in any manner improve the
lard embraced iu said eutry, and has
performed uo work of Buy kind
theieou, and tbat said alleged
absence from the said land waa not
due to bis employment in tbe Army
or Navy, or Marine Corps of tbe
United States as a private soldier,
officer, seaman, or marine, during
tbe war with Kpain. or during any
other war In which tbe U 8. may be
engaged, Bald parties are hereby noti
fied to appear , respond aud offer
evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock a m. ou July 9, 1909. be
fore tue Register ana receiver bi wie i
United States Land Onloe lu Lake
view, Ore,
Tbe aald contestant havlug, In a
proper affidavit, filed May '26, 1909,
set forth facts which eiiow that after
due diligence personal service of this
Dot Ice can not be made, it la hereby
ordered and dlreoted that such notion
be given oy due aud proper publica
tion. J35W Fred P, Gronemiller, Receiver,
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QUEEN
Lakeview
arrived in ton last week in bis
Speedwell auto, lie was accompanied
by Win. TbompMOU of Portland. On
Friday they took a spin to New Pine
Creek, accompanied by F. W. Proud
foot and Dan Malloy
J. 1). Kstes and wife were up from
Alturas Friday.
K. Call ice. 8. A. Phillips, F. E.
Ilarstow, and N. K. Ross, of Sao
Francisco, were all after tbe almighty
doMar the past week.
A.K. Calderwood, of Plush, and
Frank and Harrv Calderwood, of
Adel were in town the past week,
aud all gave the fcxamioer a friendly
call.
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w -c ay
Beat
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NOTES: For 30 dar odW. We
two. one SHOO 19011. June 15th,
one 810001914. June 15tb. noteiJ
secured by 1st mortaue on 1G0 acre
rauch all improved, value &&00, at 9:
per cent interest payble annually
102 interest due, June liitb. Thes.
notes can be bad now for ?1940 cash.
We recomtoeud these "Wire us,
ycu want these reserved."
lwelltiia
11250 email frame. 6 room bouse,
city water, wood sbe'l etc. 2 blks.
from Court House furnished com
plete. Lot 00x100 a rare good buy.
one half cash.
'2800 House, bam and orchard, a
acres. New Pine Creek 8 rooms,
frame, good location, one third down,
balance, 8 per ceut.
No.lb For 3iKX). cash, posses
slon given 2 weeks lot 6tx"'75 &
large new barn, best of shade & fruit
bath, complete, will Include furniture
tills one will be rakeii quick one
block from Court. House.
Five-room house, traine: good barn,
can be made oyer into six or sev
en room bouse for f 200, 2 acres of ex
cellent laud 5 Mocks from Court
House, house and barn alone cost
1.000; the land can lie cut Into IGlott
and re-sold at enough to clear tin
place this Is right lu town. Price
1.800.
$2200. Modern 6-room Bungalow,
new, all details complete, fenced, u
good buy, must close at once.
Houses, either to sell or rent are
scarce in Lakeview, II you
mean business we will send plio
tos.
Lo ia
Best hotel or store site in town.
Mock from Court House, block eas
of Main St It is the abutting
property at end of Street. Eve'y one
in town cannot help seeing it. 6 room
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bouse. Lot 77 ft front, 1S8 ft deupKJoose
i.1500.
I lot ("ill v 27ft ft. main afreet of tnwn
orchard, tine shade trees, one ti lock'8
from court bouse, f 1000, part cash,
surrouuded by tbe best homes in
Lakeview,
Residence Lota Best location in
town 50 x !50, f 1000 building re
strlotlona. Lots-7 1300. 8 2."0 250.
n lock 1 also lota 12 9200. & 13 200.,
Block 2 Drenkels first addition.
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o SEAGER'S
QUALITY
A NNO UNCEMEN T
Wo have rooently completed arrange
mente to put in a new line of women's
shoes. Thia shoe is the famous QUEEN
QUA LITY. We have the exclusive agency.
QUEEN QUALITY shoes are all that
good shoos should be. They fit to perfec
tion, have the style and are made of the
best materials obtainable.
Hardly an occasion can arise that the
makers of QUEEN QUALITY have not an
ticpated and prepared a style to cover it.
It will pay you to see this line.
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00
Mercantile
; GOOSE LAKE LAND RESTORED
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' Washington.' Mar 24. Eighteen
thousand acres of land in Oregon and
1 25, 000 acres of land in California,
; withdrawn from tbe Pitt river re
' clamation project bave been restored
to entry by tbe government, accord -'
ing to an announcement made to day.
The land waa restored because it waa
j decided that it was not feaaible to
j oae tbe water of Goose lake for tbe
: pt oject.
We bave a large assortment of door
locks, door bells binges etc. B.& M.
SIT A CW ft
&si w I
the Railroad
REALTY SALES LIST
1 0001
160 iu'
cres. cheap land.flO fenced.house lM. a"e' 40 nii"T. 1-' iules west of
Ibar.i. Part meadow, balance!, Lakeylew, , .n stage road. Houe
uk. 12 miles from I.akeview.!''ar'V lr,tv''"'t,J fres fenced,
timber on it jgood garden, 30 acres graiD. 4 living
' ispr-ngs Includes ."lii to 40 cord
f Ranch 300 acres. Klamath wood cut, all fur $l.".0i, cash. This
am
MOine
Hairy Uanclt Sw acres.
County '2 liariiH, one -rooiu house
orchard and lrooil irarilen. 1'IHi uitch:
M irrigated, about 40 head good milch1
Icowh. On County road, teleiihoiieleuleu. aooui ju acres Due timber,
fcommtintcatlon, J0 per acre.
i-ii.i .ii i
tutu CLUirn .in uirnuuw uuui
grain lands, wutcr rigtitu, good
burns and li rooni house. Hue gar
den. All fenced. Excellent stock
tarui can oe imu tor is peri
lacre II taken at once, une-halfuown
balauce terms, (iood speculation 9i
miles from town.
Homestead Reliuquishmena two 100
acre tracts, only a short time necess
ary to prove up on. One bouse, and
barn etc. f.iOO. the other 200.; and
feuced, part cleared.
176 acres Near New Piue Creek,
112.000, 1,000 fruit trees, all kiuds!
lot berries, and gardens truck, best of
water rights 5 room bouse, a tried
and proven fruit farm, oue third
down, balance S per Ceut.
No. 3. S0 acres, north of Lakeview
2.) miles, on proposed right of way ofl
railway. 7-room houw. baru, capac
ity 100 tons of hay. 1500 sluvp, 100
uteres under Irrigation, two creeks
ross the farm. Small orchard. Best
(of hv & grain laud. Unlimited range.
MKH). The imiirovemenes alone rep
ivsent $i000. This will not be on the
market long.
Ranch 100 acres all feueed, good fori
fruit of all kinds, also 40 to 60 acres
for grain, near lakeview on county
road, spring water all .year, 5-roouH
uiouse. iio iruit treea? and j years old
$.1,500, half cash, balance 1 to 61
My,
ears. "Bout tlie itauroaa to It."
Rauch of 140 aerea-0 acres cleared &
fenced, on vveat shore of
like In California, five tulles
(roiu By. right of way. House aud
burns, garden & frutt trees, good
kspring water, $12 50 per acre. This!
a real-rare-ln vestment. -The own
kT Is forced to sell. 'II eat the
Kutlroad Ult."
IRanch 100 acrea 10 acres cleared.
all fenced, bouse and a barn.
practically new, thia propoerty is
the best of condition, 9 miles from
town, creek runs through it.
1 1800.
Mil i'la !inri 'i ii
Company.
Lakeview Dairy
J. W. ISENHART
la prepared to take orders to
furnish daily
Pure Milk and Cream.
Orders left at Ahlatrom
Broe. will receive prompt
and careful attention
W. L. Douglas shoes for men at
Lakeview Mer earn lie Co.
iioiz iiocri
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w -7 J
To lt
JLOl
price Is low.
100 acres 12 acres natural meadow
il're spring, and cceek on the laud,
bousee about 3 rooms. ilOOO.
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GOVERNMENT LAND
Branch Ottice. Plush. Oreiron.
Joe Elliott. Mgr Wtirner Vallev.
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bothpne of the best chtncea to secure the
IniiHst Kolng, ! ree governmeut lauds.
We locate persona on onlv tlie best of
(good lands. Ask for particulars.
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Branches: Plush, Paisley
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