rivr:
A btolutth jQSr. rapc give
w U a 1 m
,ur f mo cnict ingredient.
the active princip!
and healthfulnei
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BAKIHG
P017DEE
.Insures wholesome and deli
cious food for every day A
in every home
No Ptiocphat.s
2a3V No Alum
Personal Mention
dipt. I. I. A pplegute. of tlic Lava
HiwIm iilnl k'ljttitifh I-'mIIm f lie veti'Tli ii
Ii d an I'u h'er. of 1 1 ni j.v dm h, ami
M llUHI' I . .K.I- M I M-rj ( IIHtl 1(1 t It
hlntrtrt I'' IllVOIt, W MM III tOWII Mill-
ilny. 'I l.i I ' .ii(T Iibhth 1 1 1 well
I lllllll-r III S Mill I'l 11lPH. ill' Im h
III III l l . I r ll,. ;!,( Irllll lllll
HIIIPI (I'H l.f I I " ll'.ll Hill 1 1 f - I 1 1 ( H
hi i i .lilil V.
II
.of Clil.ii-
I II Nil. i til Im'CHIIH'
I-, Mi Cliuplc
ii ml llki-d ln town
ii . i :- i i o ' 1 1-
Mil I to I'll'WH
MARRIED
T HtK M KKYXiMJiS
A Minn Ihui-1 1 ink I - in I.iikt-vii-w
Sunday, In w lil, I two ni our iiiii't
ionilar .vimiiii: ieopn were t i rt 1 1
iiiiim ami wife. Tin-grin uu huh Mr.
Angifl Kmikiii urn. mi'l tin- bride
Im MIxm ll.-rllin I C ll !!. i-l'lixt
ilnugh'er ni Mr. ft i I Mix. II Id v
IioIiIm I In-i i-i i'Iih in y n n-rf hi ini-il
hy lti-. Mi -iniiii. nf tin- l'.n.tiHt
churrli. 'I'll.' iiiiiiiii of tliH IhI'Ii 'm
home, where tin- Wrilillnu o i lll'IC I.
were I HMt i-f ii I v hihI I i i i i i I - i i -1 ' l!i-r-
llllltill vltli II pll if IIHll III lit lll-M.
awl-el --j i m Htni nihi-r llimi-r" Out
ftili- Mm- tin tin il ia l ii-Iii 1 1 vi-x oi ilin
lirlili- hihI gruuto. tint tew were pn-n
t'lit. I In- lniiiv yuinig i- 1 1 1 1 U- ni
iuii-1- took up lioiiHi- ki i-pliiK In I lu
ll, w huifi- of (Ji-ii I vv 1 1 m . mi Kent
Main strc.t Tin- luiinliii r Join
their iiihu v frlcndx In wiahiuir tin hi
long;. 1 1 H - MIM I iroxH'l .HIM llfl-.
Piano Tuner Coming
llnuiii-'l F Clark. piano expert,
will ti" in I tin city almiit Si-it. IhI.
Mi. Clark In it graduate In tin- busi
iifna nf long experience mil hnM
papers tu Hint elfccl. Most t linrough
work guaranteed or money refun In I.
'1'llllHK III IH- I llf IllH M-rVl-l1 lllllVK
onlri'H lit this ollice. .Mr (Murk in
lnterete.l In the land opening to take
place hern soon.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
' Hotel Lakeview HrrivaU: L. It.
Murtlti, Htii.kt-.ii. Ciilif : W C.
Si-hiiiiii'iii. I'IuhIi ; I-'. A l-'lt7t utrli-k,
X riiiirli: A I Cr- . Oifuou; H.
V I. rifiiin. Hiiki-r City ; M M. Ilcii
Iimiii OtiklHiul; Ollvnr Htahl tiiTtf,
Suttlf: Mmit'o-i. K K. : I. M.
Coi-y. Mlv; 'I Iuiiiihh ('. t-'lyim, ' FIiinIi ;
('. J. Clui'l u li-k, Miiinifll SttiiilflrH,
CIiiih. Simrt, V. K .NHf. Miiurlfn
, I.iiinli. I'l lliwili-ll : I-'. Hiiuik'. Han
,)ii-t-; N'l-linii I'lilf. .luck Murphy, .) .
.1. Sullivan. Ii K. M.-CullHy, H. 11.
fiiijuliv. Wiiinll'iti.l : Thim. A iiilrrMiui,
I'.iihIi ; II ( Hunt, Hit, l-.rhu, Urn
.on ; II C. (io'l; Mm. Calilt-rMiim),
Kttl;.l. V i:uthli.rt, K. V ; I. I).
A i . I I -4f at i'. (i. Mi'Iii'ohIi ati l wife,
H. 1'. ; A. llovuz, OutHrio; Mlkn Lux.
It U riMiurtxil that t h llht ln-t wi-oti
Jilfrla ami -InhiiM iii will laku lttce
at Mliinvapiilia.
CALORIS
BOTTLE
Kc-tNIot drink without Fire
Iee-CoM drinks without Iiv
Till: Marvi-loiiH r.l.o.'.V llnttli-,
whlili j: I v.i'm finli hi t-iiilnnlv I til -
mihhIIiI- ri-HiiIlM, Ih Ntrurtril on
Mi-ii'iiillli- ii ini lili fur t In-iuruiHi' of
kc-iiin IIiuhIm, f.ir a proloiuii'il peri
od, at tln'Mauii1 Ifinpi-ratiiri' In wlili-li
they art- pla-i-l In tin) lmttli-.
Stone Throwing Boys
Tht llxii ii lui r ti-ureta very niurh to
ii ot h a il inpiiHlt Ion on the part of
mime o tin- hiilt-wr'wu tuiya of the
town to tlirow fhiiii-M Ht ctirh i lder.
Thin In a v Ic Ion a huhlt, an 'I nhoulil
In- aloppcil. Many a li iy , ami lrl
too, (or tlmt uiHttvr, Iihvh linen
hi ikIki) or miiiiiifil for life lu that
w ii y . Au'l, liv th wur, we have ott-certi-il
through llfr, that th lioyg
who throw htotieM, when they ticouie
men k'-u'i"Hlly tin. I t hoi r ,Ihvh at the
i-iiiI of u rope, lu m-ttlltik it lilt-retire-
ax Hiii-h buys, urcw ohler, illrka ami
plutoU naturally tall into ttielr tiaoda.
nmtPHil of utotiea and tnurder reiulta.
Junt ri'ineinl.tr, lioyH, w Ih-ii tempted
to thtow utoix'8. Hint the allows
loouia Lilii alivad for utone-throwers I
Three liltf, H horne nutflta ariived
thlM wniik, from Klamath Falla, with
Kooda foi our inert-hautR.
STOCK HOLDER'S MEETIKQ
The nnutial ninetin of the atock
holdera of the Pont Telephone A Tel
iKTHpli t'oiiipany, a rorporatinu will
I hi held at the County Judge'i ottlce,
in tho Coin t lloiine, in the town of
Lttkevlew, Oregon on AuiiUHt H, HY.I,
nt the liour of 'J o'clock p. m., for the
purpose nf election board of direct
ora to nerve the enatiinu year and for
the tranactiou of ttuch liUHineHH as
may come In-fore the meeting.
: ". tlAHKY HAILKY, Secretary.
Dated July 22, HKC).
It will ke.-p contents hot thirty
hours and warm two and a half
days; it will keep contents ice
cold thres and a half days and
chilled five days.
A. L. TIIORViON,
Lakevicw,
Oregon
oiler for lubllrallon.
Department of the Interior. United
Htatea Laud Otlloe,, Lakeview, Ure
Kon, July 14, I'.HKI.
Notice ia hereby Liven that the
atate of OreKon has Hied in this ottloti
its appl ii'iitiou, Heriul 0'iU4. to select
under the provltuoim of the act of
ConKrewH, ul AuUHt 14, lHttt, and the
acti supplemental and amendatory
thereto, the HW i;uarter 8W quarter.
Seo. 10 T 113 8,, U. l'J K. V. M.
Anr and a 1 perona claimiuu ad
veraely the ianda deacritied, or deair
lut to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to
applicant, should tile their affidavits
lu this ottice. on or before the U5th
day of AuKust, l'.Hi').
The above notice will be published
In the Lake County Kxaluioer, a
weeKlv in-vupnper piloted and pub
lihed in I ,,il-tview, Oregon, for a
periml of it liMtrt live weeks prior to
the ilite Ih -it in naid notice men
tioued.
AKTIIUIt V. OUTON. KeKister
DRENKEL Sb PAINE
Ol'l'cr sonic naroains in
Goose Lake Volley Lands
Two HH U'iv improved farina
In Irrigated illHlrict N iiiIIch
from Lakeview. M. pr ncrea
miicn cheaper than lui.vin raw
land and luiprovlnir It, and all the
work avoided, any of tin w "ready to
urn)" farina will nmko a bona' itnl a
oomp-tency for .von. 'xperinicnt,
tho cropa jire rowinK lino now, own
er old and iiuiHt retire.
Another one, ono of the best fruit
ranchea In Uioho Lake Valley, i!00
acriH, I'lno Creek illatriet. 15 hcioh
bearing orchard, 8 iicrea lierrlea
(kJ acivH alfalfa, r0 iicrea tine orchard
laud, balance paHturo uud timber,
ample water rlutit, fruit and crops k
If taken at once, owner iiuiHt retire,
l'rlee on application,
Ami iih to land for clilcken ranclieH,
we li-.'.vo the lieat anil cloHeHt to
Lakeview, forlitNtance: 70 acn-a yt
inllea hoiiIIi, meadow and jtrnlll land,
ciei'k t hroutch it, rich noil, jjfood Itay,
anil only f.'IO per acre.
Another one: mile nout Ii of tow n, 4
acrt'H excellent hind, 7 room limtMe,
burn. hIiciIh, windmill etc. CiOO caHh,
biilaiici IoiiilC time. EtiK re ;i() to .r0
ceuiH per doit, the year round, and a
hiiHtler can hood make thlx place pay
for ItHelf.
, itrcat f ii I ti i . I.
l-'riink ( lin
wo, a rnvi-il In t . i
pi rniMiii iit ii-hi'i
wiih lii-re IhhI full.
-ii wi ll that In-
hi-ie.
Mi "a Mne tireeii
Valley Monday.
D. C. HinliK-k left I.veatei'liiy iiiorn
i ii U for lloM-lnti'if, w here I III im-et
hi' wife, hihI they will ., 1 1 i-inl the
"eattV I air.
K. J. Htone of Valley FbIIh was in
town over Hunday.
Cha. Lanilirrt, of the Southern and
Wentern hIiik lilies, was over from
Uly Friday.
A. Ti. Lowell and wife, of Fort liid
' well, Calif., were tn town Frtrfav on
, their way home ftom the Kenttle fair
in iheir own auto. Air iowdii is one
of the prominant biislness meu of N.
I',. California.
Mrs. I'laitrh Cannon and her dauh
ter, OH in. of New I'lne Cteek were In
town Saturday
P. W. Duke K Ii. Duke and wife
and Mihs M. I. Tobln. of Latroba.
Call'., were In t'wn Saturday. Mr.
Duke Ik a promlnietit stockman who
is making his annual visit to Lake
view. J. W Forbes, of Hochei-ter, Minn.,
was an arrival .Mondnv who is verv
liitich pleanet with Lakeview and Hh
prospects "
Hear Miss Linsoln oniht at Sni
der Opera hoiihe in "Little Citizens"
by Mvra Kelly.
Mrs. S ( . ('rentier haH returned
from her visit with relatives in Cedar
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Price. Miss Helen
Averuenette and Miss Helen Whorton
Wui. Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Ford
have KOtie tn Deep Creek on a caa:p
liitf eTplilltlot), and will be one a
week nt ten days.
R (i. Scammoii, of Minneapolis,
representinu T. M. Walker, the multi
millionaire lumberman, was in town
Thursday,.
M. S. Kyoenrion, of F.dmonds,
Wash., was in towo Friday.
M. J. Sanders, of Portlanl. is a
lata arrival who has come to stay.
T. II. Rherl ick left jeHterday tnorn
Injf by auto for Klamath Falla wbire
lie will remala a wi-ek1
Special A Kent Dullard, or the Clti
reu'H Ins. Co., and of the Hartford
Ins. Co., and special Ayent I''ruer, ot
the Western In a. Co.. all rcprvHenteil
by A- Hiela'r, were In town aeveral
days laMt wtvk.
Mrs. W. H. Heryford and Hon and
daughter. Kalph and Mildred, went
to Davla Cre-k yesterday to visit
with Mth. lleryford'a brother.
K. K. Rlnehart arrived In town
liiNt nlKht lu the "Wltlte Streak"
llulck car fur A. H. llammersly He
wuh Hiioiiip'itili-il by F. O. AhlHtrom
and Mth. OhUm and mod, slHter of
Mra AhlHtrom. The party i-aine
overland from Sacrauiento, via
Chico, and Snsativllle.
W. O. Shrove, representing the
KemiiiKtnn Aims Co., of llion, N.
Y.. was in towu several days this
week.
D. J. Filler has ot thrnuub shear-
in U his Hocks at Murphy's carrolls.
An auto party consisting of A 1!
Watson, Dr. Ceo. D. Connor, S. L.
Abbott, Jr., and K. 11. Fease, all of
San Fraucisoo, passed throuuh Lake
view last week enruute to Crater
Lake and Portland
Dr. Krnest D. Kverette, of Wniln-
worth, Nevada, baa decided to locate
In Lakeview. The lHtor l-lli-vc
tliU town haaa great future and baa
liH-atcd here for that reaHoti. He re
turned to Wadsworth to nettle bin
affairs and will return lieru within
two weeks.
Announcement
Dr. Krnest 1). Fverett wishes to
announce to the public of Lakeview
aud Lake county that be wilr bet' in
the practice of medicine in Lakeview
on or about August Dtu. Otttoe's
over Hall's drug store.
Linoleums. carpets.
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
matting.
Did You Ever Know
tli.it Chinese rhikl'Tii plav
" iM.i.i'b liu.ii ' ami lots
'(' otlicr g .mics, just like our
o.ui Aincriian u kiJilics "?
Ami that there arc some
1 u tcii.i so good tor us that
tK-v're called u indispensable"?
hlee the
AUGUST Vim BODY'S
Clearance Sale of
Summer Goods
There are a lot of things in our big
stock SEASONABLE THINGS-that we
are ready to dispose of without regard
to conventional profits things that
most people need every day. We have
planned to give good discounts on many
lines for a short time.
25 olo Off
All Ladies' WaisLs must Go at this discouut. We
have a small lot; all new goods; none reserved.
All Lawns, Batists and Swisses we will give an
extra good discount. Don't forget, the place.
Lakeview Mercantile Company.
Outsider on The Rush
Headed for Lakeview
few of thi)H, choice Mx 150 ft Iota In
Dreukel'H Addition-left at f l.VI. each,
chhIi or $10. per month. Kraveled
nticcts, lilnh dry and niulit l.v location,
the building boom la im hens
Full Information about the atiove
aud many otlicr good propertlen on
application.
DUKNKKL&l'AINF, Lakeview. Ore.
Lakeview Dairy
J. W. ISKNHART
Ih prepared to take orders to
furnish daily
Pure Milk and Cream.
Orders left at AhlHtrom
HroH will receive prompt
and careful attention
The Kxaminer has received the fol
lowing letter from a subscriber, which
is so pertinent to the existing condi
tions here that we give it in full.
It is a fact that the advance guard
of hundreds to follow are now bere.
Fven with present facilities in caring
for new-comers, every hotel is crowd
ed to the limit. Some are forced to
live in tents, and more will be com
pelled to resort to tbat expedient.
There ia some lumber on band, aud
shacks can be built for temporary
use until new-comers get tbeir beat
ings and can erect tbeir own homes.
Mr. Austin says:
Dudley, Or., July 17, 1900. Editor
Lakeview Laxituner, Lakeview, Ore
Dear Sir:
Will you please allow me a little
of your space to try and aid the peo
ple to your city to realize the import
tance to tbemstlves as well as others
of the opportunity about to occur in
the slotting of the Oregon Valley
Laud award?, September 11?
It seems to me the people now liv
iug at Lakeview don't see the duty
tber owe to tbem selves to get In
Hue aud prepare for the caring of
the newcomers upon tbeir arrival aud
to try and see tbat material will be
at baud for tbeir future wants 1 have
lately interviewed a few parties who
have been tbeie in tbeir way fionithe
middle states to the coast, all of
whom expect to return there by Sep
tember 1st.
They complain of the scarcity of
lumber and building ma'erial gener
ally stating tbat tbey don't see bow
a. i : j : . u
uewuumers ure lu ue supplied nun j
material to prepare shelter ior me
coming winter. Tbey also state- tbat
many families from tbeir sections
expect to move to Lakeview and set
tle, relying altogether upon the luck
of tbeir drawings to secure a future
home.
We all know how much depends
upou ones first impression of any
place aud I appeal to you as on. who
expects to become interested there
with the thousands of others to make
it a matter of personal interest and
responsibility to use every effort to
see tbat new comers are made wel
come aud given every advantage to
procure iuformation and personal aid
in every way possible and so far as
practicable free gratis.
This procedure termed "holding
people up" I sincerely hope will not
be the rule iu Lakeview at this open
ing, for in my opinion, if there is
ever a time when the old adage
would prove troe of being "Penny
wise aud ponud foolish," it would
be then and to take advantage of peo
ples necessities would bee n a poor
way 'of holding new comers and mak
ing them enthusiastic stayers. Charge
only customary prices for board and
lodging as well as for the general
necessities which must be bad and
work on the genaral and fair theory
of keeping the newcomers and mak
ing tbem teel at home, thus getting
more money in the end and more
people. One satisfied settler is
worth ten dissatisfied, for bis boost
ing will induce maur of his eastern
neighbors, to follow him and Its
people we want in any country tn ad
vance prices and gain wealtb. Let
us each grasp this opportunity and
help the Oreeon Valley Land Co. to
help Lake countv procure settler; I
and then through public sentiment
help us contract bolderst see tbat
evertybing is done on the square and
fair without evasion by said company,
thus lend the helping band all wind
and form ourselves into an endless
chain of boosters for eastern Oregon
and make it the beet community on
earth. These suggestions are given
only in a helpful spirit with the de
sire of avoiding possible wrongs
from every source but it is largely
up' to the people of Lakeview to
make this undertaking a laudable
success.
Very respectfully,
CHAS. W. AUSTIN.
Jim Hill Yells for
them to "Play Ball"
Jim Hill said in Portland not long
ago, tbat some one would have t
buld a railroad into Central Oregoa
tn get the wheat we could raise an4
which the world needed. Jim is now
at work building that railroad him
self. He knows the value of wheat
haulage to a railroad . And by the
way, bave you, Mr. Reader, secured
your :Vi0-acre tract of Uncle Sam's
tree wheat land? If not, you better
do so, at ouce !
Priles Awarded
Thornton, the druggist, inaugurat .
ed a novel contest in which
prizeH wero offered for lest re
snltH from sweet pea blooms grows
from s.t'd kIvi n away last spring.
Tim resul' ns: Firnt prize wit
aw.n-ited o ir. Au.ii-k.of New Pina
Cie. k n f I .V) lint lie Kieger'x per
fume, fur tirst tt iwer urowtr beioml
priz.- to Mr. U. H iuhu for buu-pi b
e-iii tainini: itten t-1 vn n t 'v of i-nl--i h.
a 92 bo'ie i if Ib-ier'H perfume Tui iJ
prize to Ailreii AkLuiii, ior ti.
larKest boquet of weet pens, a It
bottle of Ileier'n perfume.
The Klamath Daily Herald is now
set solid and in consequence of the
change presents a very metropolitan
appearance.
Highest market price paid for long;
wool sheep pelts, by the Iakeview
Mercantile Co 9tf
Summei hats
tile Co.
at Lakeview Mercan-
O.-uLii J jiirual - Stockman U
bus over 10,000 registered automobile
and is probably the wealthiest agri
cultural state in the union When tb.
farmers boy comes dashing into town
to take bis best girl for a spia in lit
red devil the ribbon clerk will sen
bis finish
1
f t
strong, durable, comfortable
garments for workmgmen
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