Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, June 03, 1909, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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    LAKK COl'NT t'.X iiNKK, L A KF. V 11 J W , O I IK 1 1 0 N . Tllt'RSlVV Jl'NE 3. lIHMt
The fcesf possible Merchandise at the
lowest possible pricesthat's the policy
we have followed for years and are STILL
AT IT. We want to satisfy our customers
and we know that their satisfaction comes
only when the goods are right and the
prices likewise. To sell you goods of the
GREATEST POSSIBLE MERIT, is one of
the ruling forces in this business.
We direct your attention this week to
our particularly attractive new line of
Low Shoes for Men and Women. The
newest, snappiest styles in every respect.
If a pair of shoes purchased at this store
goes wrong--we are ready to make it
right with you.
WE ARE AFTER.
YOUR SHOE TRADE
til the ral'r.ml Situation cluiugr.n, so
far as ooncet us Noutheru Oregon.
"Advcrlsling was h srent inven
tion" mlil Hi" successful buntings
niHti. "I wonder who was the II rut to
advertise M manufn.'tures. ""There's
no exact data on the subject" an
swered the tanner, "hut 1 guess the
hen's the person ynnre looking for."
Ruberolf rooifng, guaranWd
onrn. Auti'ii 1 1 r 1 nre Co.
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On our editorial pane there ate tivo
pieces Of t'tM't t Mint are t-t liu nl
nleiet ()in in I'.v Win. lirairord,
u-w in Sun l-'i :i n t' i iv ptudylng elec
tricity, and tln iiIIht tv Muster
Earnest Miirlni. n bright Id year I I
lilll "f LmUi'I le..
Hit: hit ir-l, tlu Lent to lie had
in hiiv city Merc t'n.
Ni tine n' o i'nl w i t t , 1 1 1 a hath in
ton ii any lunger. Mr M.Curdy ' hi"
jut in two hath rii'ium in I'liniu'i't inn
with his I f I t- Mt.ip, 'J rooms Knnth
uf I'ol.ir.t'li) Hi t I. Give him a call.
headed thl ny; and has a street j
preacher mil his wife, who take tin tin
at singing and exhcrlaticn, H0 Dl h",
Vt shall expect the salvation Army,
tambourine ntiil big base tlriini mil
oon as the "aotn" road from Alturas!
I In shape so tliHt l.aioinotlvcs Mini i
passenger car can reach this town.
All kind Wire Netting nn. I Ornl-j
uinntiil Fence ntiil IStit Ht . Her- i
nnr.rn. l'-4 !
'1. I''. ('ill U'tttOOcI, of Adel. WAS III '
town Moiulip, hihI ill I vv hut every1
I .it ko County rtn I tr of tln I-'. x it 'ii l n r
should ilo paid ii yinr in advance,
for lioth the x ii m i iur and the liilly '
Sum I 'i iiiicIm'o Mullet In. '
mmaaumi
Tiacv mill
l'n 1 1 weight
oiV nl
Oliver ('reituiery Putter.
p.lUll.l. ,
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It
imII
I''. T. ( lit her f.vs
!a-t tnu iii'i'U lefiite lie cut)
the .hints in working or ler.
lie nt
llHV !
M 1 1.K Ciirniit ion
'u' en n lit
.N.ilk.
Oil
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Every Mtvle of
1.. .'. , ...I
I iMi'irrnit'i ill lull -
Ntiii'k Prices l'n lire f 1-1)111 f V '
:tiv to J lit
men's HUiuinur lints '
in our . .
7A-
.lime tith will lu Children's Pav in
t he chinches ii1 1 over the hind. The
Meth ' list SiiihImv School ivill ob serve
the (ny with Hiiiroprinte exer
cises Keiiimii her tlie il.ite Sim lav
-Inne I'tli nt 11 oVook l-'ree illollel
All neli'i.me.
A new Hiipply of eastern tninnr eurel
Imnis ami lireaktHbt line- .
mi riiiveil nt
Joe A m I in ik k khvs hw
1 s'learlin; .Muii.lay. Mv
uimrHii tee. I tlrst chiss.
w do come.
Mturteil IiiiiiiI
.11. All u.'l'kj
Ken. iv tor al I I
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Things Newest
at
La Mode
Thonew Dillikcn Combs, Darottoa and
Dandoaus-'tho very latost fancios for the
hair.
Drape veils, Chiffon Squares, etc.
New Dutch Collars
the soason's novelties
Collar Supporter
in Foixr, Bono, and Uolluloia
Mrs. NEILQN,
Woiiinii'k
Out-fitter
fttOlOllOtOO. OtOICK lO-OCBOtOiOlOOltJ
Oeetin Unlve
asties, sol I o
ware Co.
M'iiiner", Stilish i no
tllitl, Anteti llanl
County News
Watch this Space
' For Bargains.
Mexican tamales, hot. pvpry rvenliiB
at 5 o'clock. I!1ir (ioose. IMf.
liet your l'lnmliinif mill Tin Work
ilone at Iternnnl'd. We ilo ti rut class
work ami utiarHNtee sat isfiict ion. 1'.) 4
Tlif Kitison phonograph nn-i 4-min-ute
reconls nt Thornton 'h. I'rice U,
40 and fG5. 10-tf.
Atkin's saws kinaran teeil the"llest"
in the worl I. Aden ilarilware Co.
llinln-Ht iniirket prlct nild for ImiK
wool Hlioi'p pelta, ly th Iiikcvlew
Mercantile Co. ftf
M. (!. Zomoun, M. Medina, A. (.
Fastotla, and John Frnza, of Madera,
Cailf.. arriveil Thnniday to euxntte in
eheariim for Joe Ambrose.
If von want tlrst cla's work done,
satisfaction fiuinui tee.l. at tiiholster
iiiK'. mat t'essiies over hHiile.l. t.e.l
son ns t iif litene.l e 'e . leave word nt
H. K'yuold's ntor for A. J. I'avis
II tf
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A lOi Ck Ot l3 tCjk at IO -C tot Ol O tCJ H-B tC9 Ot a9i
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frost at Stockton, Calif
"1st tilt , nip;ie.l the pntatoeii. (ieitns
were no liadr ileainaiied liy fiost that
it will lie necessary to replant. Our
frost at the name, time waa not no ba I
as nt first feared, a. id the later fruit
trees are now loads I with bloom,
while the earlier vnritiee were not
damaged other than to thin o::t ttie
crop, something that would have
been necessitry in any event.
Swiss embroidery dress
patterns at
itulur t'eiri-iHitnlfni'i-.
A colony of home seekers passei
Oiroiich Ailel .Moiiil.tv.
(M(, Although a mule lie sweet and
iKlini, wain in I mnt aim nui i '.
il. i Harris and family are occn
pyintf the l'rlday residence.
1 Win. Nick ols Imys the K.iheri liiirus
ranch on 'J" mile creek. Another line
ilookinu bachelor, tiirls thin in the
I place to llinl your alllnity.
John Morris made, a business trip
J to Adel Saturday and returned the
I same tlav. K. A. l'rlday returned
I with him.
Or. Morrow will dwell
.Morris' house this summer.
in ,'ndy
SCHOOL LAND ASSIGNMENTS
We have for ale 32ft acres of land,
In Klamath County, 30 miles west of
LaKeview, the tnont part ot which is
mountain tneBdow !(ind, witb some
pine timber on it. There Is a creek
flowing through this tract but is not
used for Irrigation, us thin land does
not require irrigation, there hein?
sufficient nub-irrieatioD to produce a
a good growth of grass. This is an
excellent pri.erty tor a dairyman,
or is firt class pasture land. Price
K per acre. tlijO. cash, balance as
ler state terms on school land.
We also have another school land
In
assignment for 320 acres, located
the Warner valley, and is bench land,
but excellent pasture land.
This tract is lower in elevation
than Lakevlew. but there Is no
water here for Irrigation, and the
same would have to be u-ed either a
pasnire land or for dry land crops.
The price of t4. per acre will justify
you in buying this for a speculation.
Half cash will handle the above prop
erty, the balance as i?r state terms.
Further particulars regarding eith
er of the aboe properties will lie
furnished upon application to,
I Silver Lake Leader: It is reported
j that a coup: of yotintf people left
i heie a few days huo bound for Van-
POTATOES a shipment of potatoes : couver. Wash., for the purpose of
at Hieber'a Cash tore. getting married. The iMrl is not old
enough to get a license lu this state.
Harry, a
.Mikado. Is
Creek Kanoh.
representative of the
cooking at the Deep
The Hoard of Traie has Its regular
session Friday njKht. The school Novelty
question will be up for cousideiation, i combs, an
and a full attendance is expected. ljue at
I
The Needle Club met with Mrs.
Florence Friday atfernoon.
The base ball boys will play Alturas
Sunday.' An exciting game is ex
pected. II. K. Lonzway has engaged a baker
for bis bakery in connection with bis
Colored Hotel.
belts
entire
and
uew
at
Bieber creamery cheese
PACIFIC LAND COMPANY,
Offices, Bank of Lakeview Building,
LAKE VIEW, . - - OREGON.
Lakeview is surely puttiug on
nidtropolitian airs. It now has two
tJrst-class moving picture theatres:
has had one revivalist, and another
Maik Hopkins aud sor, formerly of
China, are guests at the W I tils Hotel.
T. A. (lump returned home this
week. 1
i
The Adel Mane ball team lost the'
game Sunday. The crowd was large'
and many fans lud paid a quarter '
Soon the game was railed with Park '
on the bench, divans at the stick,
Measles was catching. Wood was In i
the box and all was a II re. Morse was
playing first base, r iddle aecoud and
lloal short,' Stanley was in the Held
and Potato was umpire. Kuive began '
to spoon with fork and was put out.
Spider toook bis place and caught
a My. Ice kept everybody cool until .
The papers of the laud are now i Wood singed him 'with a pitched ball. ;
prlntiug portraits of the graduating , i on should have beard Ice cream
The school report of Prof. Han by
shows that there were enrolled Hill
boys and 171 girls dlvl led as follows:
, Overt) and uuder U, 30 boy, 45
i girls: 0 to 12. 40 boys, 4 J girls. l'J to
14, 25 boys. 22 girls, 14 to 20 01 boys.
. DO girls ; the total being 340 pupils.
I Decorated china
free
at
to cash purchasers
and kept ipilet. Furnace gave out
some hot air n I mul what he omild tin.
Hammer tiegaii to knock. Mule
klfMe.l and said I'ntitu wn rotlfu.
lire. id lilt floor and was liadly
J it nt in i" I Wind i began tu pitch and
gnl a pain. Kite took his place and
went tip III the air Soon llin trees
began to 1 1" live, Ua.or Man callnd out
for shaving tlrst t.asn and liops for
skipping the plate. The betting on
the gainii was heavy String went
broke and Konp cleaned them up but
Woo. I spill even. I.verj body kicked
when In the heal of the game Wood
win put out aud his future badly
charre I but not until he liad roasted
the umpire. Drum lul l down a Ixint
and tieat it out while I'nrk cheered.
I l if now began to root an I Kite weut
up in the air ami Morse fell down.
Iltiet was playing for Idg stake but
was put out on the pl-ite. Mouse
stole second hut was caught liapplug
by Pursy nt third. Tne score was 'it
tu 13 bud the game v as over.
CARD 0FTHANKS
We take this opportunity to thank
all who so kindly gave their aid and
sympathy during the Illness and
death of our wife and mother.
K A. Snyder and family.
Ii Snider
Opera
House
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CITY AND COUNTY BRIEFS
ollee.
Business txifsls or Readers i:. i
roliiinn el whatever d ::rii:i"n
I.. it (or uch iuKtriiun.
The cia.6lii-d advertising coli:i:.s
Kn-Hiest innrket fur u.-rd articl. .
otitsiu cssii fur anything of vultt.
'! in thi
le e::t
'.ff-iid the
Vat ran
sprayed and it is alleged that the
spray contains enough arsenic, to I
make the berries dangerous, uules
they are thoroughly washed before j
U ey are eaten.
Joe Ambrose was in from the West
Side Friday. He reports that tbines
i are looking SK) per ceDt better out
Hurlej ernon called on the Ex- there since the rains
atniner Thursday and reports bis: , ,
fruit in SDlendia condition, with' Paper ! Paper ! Paper ! of all kinds,
themes half grown. ! Rosiu sizing, PA B Building, Deaien-
j ing Felt and Roofing. Prices right
The Sliver Lake Leader says, a band at Bernard's. 191
uf gypsies were in that j Uce. but j Th Wpatern paelflc haa eBtablished
ooa eft headed for PaiseJy. These yv8""1 ra.ln5 ! eB"tJ"'fii
wanderers mav reach Lakveiw s.on : H Btat,on at Un11 Point, near Deep
wauaerers may ream i-,Hijveiew soon. Ho,e Nevada tor tD9 accommodation
Strawberries shippai in from Cali- J of Ft. Bidwell and Cedarville people.
t rnia are blamed for several cases of. It la also possible that the people
severe llluess in Saleot the past week, of Warner Valley will make Granite
Some of the California berries are : Point their shipping point at least.un-
8, AUTEN
HARDWARE CO,
Sells
50 ft. (iarden Hose ?.
Lawn Sprinklers, all kinds.
Lawn Mowers from i- up.
Scieen Doors, all sizes, from 2 up.
Window soreeus, all sizes, from .115 up.
Building Material, full line.
Kuberoid Hoofing, guaranteed
30 years, cot of shingles.
Blue aud Bed Building Paper.
Watr Motor Wasning Machines
Guaranteed to run on less woter
PrHnure than any other machine
Made.
Buckeye Mowers, Peerless Hay Rakes.
Repairs for Buckeye, McCormick,
Deering Mowers.
Paints and Oils, Wood Stains and
Varn ishe.
'cIrss. 'tin trie average there are
, about h aft rl graduates to one boy.
Why is tv Too much cigarettes, or j
just plait) cussednesB?
We call your special attention to i
our line of Cluett Peabody shirts!
11. A M. J
ICE CREAM
In the seventh Inning Prune refused
to play aud Bread got fresh and put
him out. Cabbage had a good head
WEHKLY WEATMI-R K I: PORT.
Week enillng Tuesday, June, 1, 11HH.I
a'.
FreezerH
closing out prices at 7"w''
I my di si inlti
(latum
There is an elfort being made to
enjoin theState Tteasnrn r from paving
the 1 K), 000 voted for the Crater Luke
: auto road, on the ground that it Is
ia local, and not a state road. '
I BROOMS Sweepers . ; !
i that stand hard usage - I
the best ChMo broom HlL" j
The Mount Vernon, Wash., Herald t
evidently has its ear close to the i
t: round when its says: "If a rail-1
road should finally bresk into South
eastern Oregon the Golden Goose
lake region of that state would afford
another Yakima and Hood Kiver hiuh
priced fruit land district. All that'
country lacks is a railroad."
Country bacon and lard at B. Sc M's.
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"The Black Aristocrats," will .how
nt the Snider Opera House this
i Thursday: evening. They have beeu
here before and are reported to give
a very creditable performance.
Petersen Bros. Musical Comedy Co.
will hold forth at the Stildar Opera
House, all next week, beginning Mon
day evening of June 7.
0 10 I .A T E t o ciminL
i-7)R(LE-fwt) (OUNTEI1S AND
four show cases, eiiqulre of A. L.
Thornton, Druggist, Lakeview.
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clear
pt cidy
2.260 ACRE TRACT
'FAKMhlM. IF YOU CAN LOCATE
me near you write your terms. Box
187, Portland, Ore.
WANTED-FAT LIVE HENS FOR
Intimitis al the Blue Goose. Itttf.
FREE
of improved land on East
shore of Goose Lake. This
land will produce grain,
alfalfa or orchard has an
Umbach requests of j abundant supply of wat
the party who borrow- er- $27.50 per acre,
ecr his 100 foot steel McCleary $ Shauers
tape line tO return the New Pine Creek. Ore.
same.
Green Garden
House.
When you get to Lakeview come to
the Green Garden House. You will
llud good, clean beds, and ynii will
be made at home. The Green Garden
Is a modern house aud DioW will
treat you right. Opposite the M. E.
Church.
!,
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Homesteads
and Desert Claims
In the FAMOUS WARNER VALLEY.
for loction. several
acres of
We have surveyed out, hundred
Sage brush land, s0" as there ls '" thi-
This land can be irrigated at moderate cost.
this is
about your last
a homestead.
in Lakeview
rv XT fr-nns For this
JLHJ 1WL wci iuui chance to secure
This Opportunity ! tZe"AT only ,irm
The Location of Covernment Land a Specialty.
f m 0f ;t-i regarding these Government Lands promptly
lnlOriTlclLlUIl supplied. Call at our office and see photos of
Wat iier valley. We also have homestead remqulshments ana scnooi
land assignments for sale. 03" Scandinavian and German Spoken.
JOHN COOBURN,
NCLS JEPSON,
The following are among the more
prominent arrivals at the Hotel Lake j
view the past week: II. h. noutb-lfS4
worth. Altruas; W. A. Speaker, I
Euueue ; M. D. Rice, Madelaine, C
Caiit l..l.n I Uuln. Wul.uul.u JOk
Minn. ; H. E. Lewis and wife, Hutch-
son, nannas ; vieu. 11. wu, vjeutrutta,
Wash.: W. R. Condor, Poitland;
J. E. Maytleld and family, Quincy,
Cailf., A L. Ingerbam, Alturas; A.
M. Bmith and wife. New Pine Creek;
Mrs. Jane Button, Hacramento;
C. W. Watson, Ashland ; C. II. Wal
ker, Portland ; Edward J. Casebeer,
Illy; J. R. O'brien, Klamath FaBs
Managrs.
For Particulars, apply to
PACIFIC LAND CO.,
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
The following is a list of those
arriving at the Green Garden House
the past week. : H. Y. Camden,
Portland. Frauk Deter, Autsin,
Texas; ii. L. Burns, Warner Lake;
L. C. Hausou, Deadwood, K. D. ;
I'.uke Bennett, wife and grandfather,
Warner Valley; A. D. Keisler. A. J.
Hunter, H. Ahlf, all of Kan Fran
cisco, C. E. Preham, lnla, Kansas. ;
Peter Miller, Golcnuda, Nev. I L. I).
Brlssell, Kt.Paul, Minn; M. Anderson,
West Bide ; Geo. Avery, Hunta Bar
bara, Calif. ; J. W. Appleton, Kan
sas City Mo.,
Curuatlon wheat Hakes
50c at
Duy Lots In Watson ' Addition
Before you buy lots any where in
this vicinity see those in Watsosn'
addition. Close to business center,
of Lakeview. 'XI tf.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
H
Id
Bunch (& Tussey
Wholesale
Alturas. California
s
We corrry a fail iine of Fresh Fruits, indludirtg
fdOranges, Lemons, Bananas, Ap-ffl
aiau uii tunus OI lllllS.
Vegetables, SUch as
Celery, Cauliflower, Onions and
Potatoes.
Fresh Fish, Oysters, Clams, Crabs.
dlf your merchants do not Finn HI pi
una uawui oous, gei mem Dusy.
m Goods delivered In one day to Lakeview.
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