LAKkCoCNn K MiM'.K, I.AI-t.VIKW . UUKtlON. Till Rsl a At firHT 10 1IKHI
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Fancy Table Lamps
With Colored Glass and Metal
Base assorted Decorations. They
stand 2 1 inches high with Burn
er and Chimney, or with Glass
Illuminator and Opal Dome. TiTe
price is the same for both styles.
They are regular $2 value. This
week we are offering (t? Kf
them at special price of H V
See Uiem in our south window.
iwople of the Lower Cliewnuean. The
iuuii nf Vadev Fall promises to be
foiiin nil Important place, situated as
It Id In the nldnt of Hue agricultural
section.
on It one dollar year and are worth
ninny ll sea that for those who believe
in the rtulito of lh people ha seamst
their robherv by special Ititerssia.
The Reno Journal 'oi Monday b n
The land in the Pit Hirer Irrigation dispatch from Portland statin tl st
project became subject to settlement John V. Steven I the owner of the
last Sunday nlaht. A few persons t)riuiui Trunk w 1th James J Hill a
were ready to go open the laud at a backer ; a"d the Reno Oarctte says
m'dnight. Ralph Konrer hud a good the mn e srllee w I o o n the Or unit
house built, vul at midnight with the Trunk I live nil understanding with
Id of four assistant moved It on the I he N.C. 1). people.
! land he wish!. TMi U a good laud Sotnr Nev,l(ln of ,,e
; a any on tho Went Side. VUrk nm(, , .,, ,l)to H urnt
i Mr. A Ineworlli. of the Paisley Mer- fruit region, iiiodiiclug nrHiinoe, tnel
1 cantlte Co.. nut In town this week, on ami nil other fruit. It has. beeu
Mr. Alnsworth reports that the discovered that artei'mi welln ran le
Patelev district will he on hand nt obtain i, a lad that men have been
the Lake County mi l (loose Lake i quick to take advantage to their
Valley fair with a complete exhtl It. 'profit. ,
very article cf which will be a prle' . ,,. h. ..i.,i
winner. That's the spirit. MHth(1Hr m(l)ls,r 'j,,,,, acre
(1 V. Snider, la rushing the work of land value I at lir an acre, tin -on
his new building It will tie a val leans the pastor mala hla sermons
liable addition to the business timid-i shoi t an I to the point. Thl mar
intra uf the town. It will tie the pluce I stimulate a reform movement In Hmi-
where the Lake County and (loose ! raineiito pulpit. Hee.
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Oil. MY ! ISN'T SHE STUNNING
i'V A'
CITY AND COUNTY BRIEFS
To Hall construction Co bail a
nn in ner of outfit? arrive the past
week as they finish work of constcrnc
tion on the Western Pacific, and
more are expected soon. It is be
liexed this "company took, the work
nn the O. V. L. Co canals, with a
ie of being on tl:e ground, when
larger work in the way of ralin ad
construction can eoaage tbeir atWu
tiin As a eamrle of the auto craze at-
rei the land Dr. Daly onierei a
tlolamau auto in June, aDd cannot
et the machine until some time in
October. beina compelled to take
his turn in netting his order filled.
The Secretai of the Board of Trade ;
is Fninfrri with arpplications tc
Toome and rord for ttose intendme'
to he preeut at the O. V. L. Co. land '
pen in a.
Notice is hnrehv siven that on Sept.
1st the oric of hotter wiil be raise I
of the lead id a merchants of Lakeview
will ship their fall snppilea m via
this city, anion which will be three
carload of sheep dip.
Sheepmen 1 fresh burned I line at
Ilaho A Kelley's. north Lukeview.
lke Valley l'air will be held.
I It arrangements can be completed
In time, the Oregon Yady Land
Co. will Kite an excursion on (iooae
I Lake Sunday at cue o'o-ook lu the
; afternoon tor Lukeview people,.
I Lauer Kroa., of Alturaa came up
! Monday and returned Tut a liiy, in
their fine new- Sped ell auto.
j Com Auk. Hth. to the w ife ot Kev.
Frauk Siiumois a dauuhter. tvvr.
Simm tins was at one time pastor of
the Mapitt Cburch hero, but la now
located in Cedarville.
The remains of Thomas Little, an
o d aoldier who died and waa t'unel
at Drewn Velley ome ten yeara atio,
were exhumed this week and sent to
some place in Illinois for re iuter
meut iMarshal Tumi iut:seii run la a b iek
ar.io yesterday fur riinuliiK horeH in
the etnet and another fur currying
a concetileil weapou Judge Huidi r
fined them both, and adiuoulxhed ,
them against nu.-h acts I
A healllue in the Oiegontan al
ludes to a woman of f3 yeais old and
another of a man V2 year of axe a.
"a ed." We may expect that aftei
while anybody over 40 wilt invari
ably be called "aed"by noma news
paper makers.
Alturas New L'ra. It: The beef
rodeo met yesterday at. Ilowel men
dow. The Alturaa, (loose Iake and
Msklyoii couuty outtlis met therm,
Krom reports tieef ate In fine con
dition and there will be a very large
number gathered.
Two Shooting Scrapes
from Ca) to 05 cents per roll. .1. C.
OLIVBR.
The Klamath Epxress says: 11 . L.
lienson is enthusiastic about the new
antomohile f ervice to I8kTiew. He
bt8 bat it took him from HIv to
Lakeview in three hours. Coming
back, they covered the distance lie
tween Uly and Klamath Falls in foci
m I a naif hours. That is certainly
t fivg some.
The Fort Li dwell Ciold Nngeet, jf
the 1-th iiift puts: Jack McCarty,
tbo olJ tiaie minine man, arrived here
I ist Satui jay from Leadville, Colo,
ile nay 4 Len 1; ille is iookiug uoJ but
dues nut compare with the lluug.
A big strikers reported m the Big
4 lu the Hung in. u lug district ttiut
1 i:erally epm Kels v ith gold and tiller.
Will BeruHiii ha gone north with a
drove of mults tor tale, lie was ac
compauiel by Mr. Feeler, father of
y.rt. T. K. Litruurd.
Or. K. II. .Smi'h is the proud pos
sessor ot a uba iiuick auto that ar- !
rived last week. 4
1 he Western Pacific ljegnu regular'
traiD service trom Salt Lake to Klko, '
Nevada, a distance of iiJ'5 uiilea, Au j- :
iiht 2nd. For the present the sched
ule calls tor three trains a week each
way.
Klamath Herald. M: F. M. Thorm-'
-on, hgent tor the Southern Pacific
cmpauy at this city, returneed from
haneview last evening, going via auto
;Tjd returning via htage ou acnounc of
a nreakdown to the auto in return
Mig. Mr. Thooipsoi! reports that all
Clareuce IIoe, of -Alturas,
two of his fingers, w hile at work in a
tt lDule piill last week.
Cedarvil le is soon to have electric
lights.
Mr Williams bag returned from a
canvass of the East Side and reports
all sorts nf iuttrest among the fann
ers couceru'tjg the coming Fair
each district will be represented by
a competent man and the best pro
ducts the neighborhood atfords.
Found A woru, russet - leather
satchel, between Pauley aud Cbewau-
can. Owuercau have same by call
ing at the blxainiuer otlice.
Biru to the wife of Or. T. V.
! Hall, Sunday, Aug. 15, 19 W, a son.
J The uew cars lecently received iiv
i the Oregon Val'ey Land Co.. are the
! make known as the Interstate. There
; are four of them and they are 40 horse
powtr, teveu passeugei machines.
i Reports received from New Pine
I Creek indicate that A. M. Smith. I
i w ho was so badly injured in a n oner i
, accident., is getting along as well as i
; could be expected. ,
! Several men Lave been killed al
j ready in thli state, by being mis
, taken for dee-. It is s'ranae indeed
'that meu will do such things, even iu
i-tates where manslaughter is the!
charge for such lamentable acci
dents. !
Alturas haa a real live Oermaa :
baron, who has been rumii'ig a paint
shop, baviug recently succeeled to
the title aud estates, as Johan, Haron '
von Eien His name has been John '
Vnlckiandt. The title dates back to
the Hth century.
J r.velvn es'-it I haw, of more or
lost ip,,., DHvorv reputation la coming to
Keno for a divorce That will be
more tun than a wuole box of monk
evs for our friend Cartoonist Hue!,
of the Oaily Gazette.
"ATTFNTION FARMKRS: The
Lakeview Flour Alills will pay for
milling wheat delivered ut their mill
11 Til) per huudred, loose.
A noted athlete, who won the Mar
athou race, fays no one who uses to
bacco need expect to win a ruuuiiig
race, aud thut anv athlete who uses
stimulants or tobacco in any tin m is
doom ex to failure. If you would be
strong, boys, cut out tobacco aud nil
tonus of si in ii lantn. len collee
is beiut-' tabooed hh harmful.
Kverybidv interested iu progress lu
poliitics and who desire their .ufor
matin u first hand without tampering
by plutocratic internets, should sub
aeribe lor the La Fcllelte Weekly.
Mad 'mm. Wis .and for the Commoner,
nf Lincoln, Nebraska. Kadi paper is
Two shooting bccI dents occurred
Sunday Onetoik plant lu which
,(!. S. l'.at'-r got a shot through his
r.,.per lip, another across li I m stom
ach, mid several entered' his right
' leg below the knee The wound
I were painful, but have not prereuted
' Mr. Kinder from atteniling to hla
1 business
The other occurreii smith ut town.
()ie of tin Ross tiovs was cleaning a
ri lie, and did not kuo ' It waa loaded,
1 with the res lit tha the gun was ills
'charged, the hnll piercing t'a right
i knee id his brother. It was fortu
nate Hideo. I, that thn boy W4S not
! k 1 1 led outright.
I Then Mi'Cldents all point to the
.urgency ot care lu the hauling of
fire urns.
Such a perfect (it !
And lovely material :
That is what they say
About the women who
Shop at
La Mode
Little Girls Party too late to classify
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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W.
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J, 8, AUTEN
HARDWARE CO,
Sells
The Alturas Plaindealer of the Hth
lust aays A report U cirre it that tue
Oregon Valley Land Co. will lay duiu
rails from here to Goose Lake and
will run auto cars over them. After
what has been done by the company
we are prepared to believe it capable
of almost any undertaking.
Potoua9ter Von Meyer, of Valley
Fabs, was iu Monday aud reports the
uew store now ready for business.
The spuplies for the postotlice have
not yet arrived at Lakeiew, but
are expected inside of ter. days which
will he d great convenience to the
Steel rank' s ;i lid cook Ktovcs. j
We carry the only Hte.-I rmmc man-'
iifactiiivd in Oregon. H.v importniir
the steel used for I lies'- Btovcs from j
foreign countries iih lialbiMt In whips, i
we eave all th- hiuh railroad fn-igln
from thfcat. I'.y this we can navel
yon from 2u per elit to .'!0 per cent j
on eiicli stove you buy of us. Re- .
member t li'xe raiiuea are fully guar-'
antci'il for 10 years. j
.liiMt received a larjc Mhlpment of
Meekin Iron Stone ( 'hlna DisIicm. Wei
have them in plain and decora ted j
seta. TIickc dishes arc irnaran teed i
not to craze or turn yellow. .Vol
matter how lout; yiii us' tlicm. I
Call and cxaiiiine them. "Iiollarsj
Hrtvcd art- dollars earned." we navel
vou both I
Hotel Lakeview arrivals : J
F look. Plush : T. I. Kverett. C
t'uriier, Jno. Ma.'heth. Chi.-itg i,
R. Mcl'orniicK. Si Louis; N.
Nonii'k. IV-liirvi 1 la ; J. H Maylleld,
ijuiticy, Calif ; ,1 U Chinch. I'.iy
lorvil le ; V C. Fruley. S F ; h
II Clark. I'lo-n, C. II I.hasoii and
ile , Oeuver; R K CruHoc, Ven
tura, Calif. ;tieo. Kenney uml FihI
loiuaii, II ,r. I home, Nevada: II. 1''.
Smith. Wichita. Texas; (ieo ocNel-
ley, S. F ; iJ S .liis S I'' ; 1 -s
j M. Hume, Tuiioe; F. II Carrion and
j llenrv NeA.iurt, li.n-kitli, Calif. ; J
(,' lavis, Touopah ; IS Meinlall.
JReno; I) I' Ii.iIIaiii and Frank
'Miner, (I'en'lalH, Calif.; M I') and
iM aty Snoteil; T. Ilumphrev,
jReuo; ; O Moran, New V irk; O.
IF OuuaAay. Rhuo; !. II. II rnil
'Ion, Waco. Texan; O. II. lirove,
! ( 'edarv i I le ; II. Fli oodwin. S F.
I'V a : K Saner. ( llendnle, Calif. ; .1.
I). M. Rotili, Oinaliu; Clunt li tieid
lAshalni; Mrs I'.. Ilaiiser. S. F. ;
i A. W. Ilalvorsoii. S. F. : C. ll. Mat
j i ii, Medtord ; T R an 1 T 'ob
' n i.s, P 1 1 r is, Ciulf.
Alleen Morrill rnti-rtalue I a doen
of her little girl friends with u lawn
party at heie home Saturday slier
noon, in honor of her eitxh birth lay.
Misses Ha Toiiiilngseii and Oo'a tlar
rett assisted Ihw young hostess In en
tertaining. F.rey moment waa em
pl oyed In fame unit merriment -lu
the nut aud candy hunt. Melvliiii
(io.irrey Miicceielo I lu Mn ling the
largest number ot the hidden tress
urea. At 5:1(11 all deparl.d wishing
Alleen many mure happy birthdays.
Those preseut were! e'lorence, Ar
thur, Nettle Cheney, 'ern Harris,
Clara Or uikel. hinder Patch, Melvlua
tiodfrev. Iris I'uriier. Rutn Schorr,
Fioy Wondc irk, Fay tlreen Bin! Mable
O tick worth.
IPRIVATK IIOAItOLNO IIOUSK-.
Slaali St. Home cooking. Meala 'X
ta '2.1 meal ticekt, K. Room for
tun Is.
1 Mesa 1 iim SAN'FtJRl) A RtH' JN,
u'ANTKOi - Men to nut ce lr fence
pout. Aidy W. J. Moore". Law
ollii'e.
V XNTKO -To buy
first class milch
this office.
or tm la
now a
for two
Kinpilre
HOTKI. FOR HA Li-: - IS room well
furnished hotel and u money maker.
Lot alone la worth more than w auk
for the hotel If you are I liking for
an investment where you can clear
? IH HI in I'lil diivs come In
KOUTIIKRV ORKiiON RKAl.TV CO.
Msx loan Tu nnies every eveulug at
5 o'clock at the line ( loose, opposite
Odd Fellows Hall.
FOR HA LK
ticket t
For particulars
office
First class la II road
.or Angeles or San Diego
apply ut K.iamluer
:tl tf
BANK NOTICE
Ity mutual agreement the Hank of
Lakeview keieafter will close their
doors at '.I P. M. each dav.
F. M MILLKR.
S. O. CRKSSLF.I .
Notice To Water Users
For balnncH of til s"iison Irriga
tion will tie limited trom 0 to 8 u.
m mi l from li to H i m., nu t only
tl fi i til the liirw'et Isvns will four
hours use each day ha permitted.
No open hoi; or night irrigation
will be a I low eil
LMf.;VIFV WAT F.ft CO.
! WAN l'l'.O- Add i ess of W. II. Wil
lis, formerly of Mea l e nintv, Kansas.
Was last heard ol In Norlliwo.t,
Newspaper a ill confer a favor by
publishing nboin. Send ad Ires to
Ad lion lleunett, editor Jrrlgon Irri
gator, I rrigi.n, ( iregou.
FOR SLF. CIIKXP -(
llr-t class I'ou d 1 1 1 ou.
I). Tracy's residence.
look stove In
FmpiiiH W.
Main St.
j N'Ol'IOK -eri I ; cents f ir a ro cent
sheet of music. A ramidng tr'p from
I Lakevteu, (ireogu, SCIOTO T.
lION'KS. Lakeview, Oregon.
j FOR S LF. - -Cheap. :i mowing
.chines, n.arlv new. Two rakea.
iii're of W. M. Harvvy.
I
ma
For Sale
Two timber claims can be bought at
a bargain. See ('has. K Rice. (Illwk
Auction Sale
Notice is hereby given that the per
i anna: property o' the late Hilly OjIi
I willb e sol i at public H'lotlo i Satur
: ay tit '1 p m. at llieber'a corner
ll). S. SMli'HIIISLKR, Auclloneet.
TEKNIS TOURNAMENT
On Sunday Sept.. oth there will be
a round Itobiu Handicap Tournament
at the HoukfiH Tennis crounds, and
the committee wishes all names to be
handed in by Sunday, Aug. .'11 Pcase
be prompt.
L. K. HKaOKR.
JACK sp; AiiCF
J.. li. KASTON
CuinmiLtue
Lljy Lot Id vViHM' AJJ.tin
Before you tiuj lots any where in
this ricluily aee tonse in Watsosn'
aildltlou. ('lose to bnsiuehs center.
Chlldron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
D. S. SMITHHISLER.
AucCionet-r
Live Stock it epiilnlty. Street
Sale every Saturday. See me at the
M.immoth Livery H.irii for dates and
tertliu.
LOS T At Snider Opera lni"s night
of M. I'. t.hnrch entertainment,
while sl k opera throw with tinted
ends. Leave at F.xaminer ofllce.
HKF.S Foil s.M.K (ID hives Will
eell all or part at a barunln.
a-ii-l S. T. COLVIN
IKXKXI RKW'ARD Will be paid any
one for the recovery of a nbiidlc
dla niond ring-, wliii-li wiu down
in the wash room of the Colorado
Hotel, nt about p. M. Sunday
cvenlnir Kinder return Maine to
I First National Hank, ami receive re
ward nnd noipiestbinn risked
J. C CRAVHNS.
NOtTICK Maniciirlu. slntmpooing
and facial massage Call at M. 10,
finr Jonaife between '1 a id Ti o'clock P.
M. for appointments,
'.iitf Mrs IIKLKN M. TUKNF.lt
NO TlCR All outelanillii); town
wu'rantH prolesled belore this date
are now payable at. the ollice of4"A.
Ilii-ber, town treasurer. Interest on
Hllllll' Is c HlolICll.
tinted July 'IS, l!M!.
A. H'l'.DKR.
Town TiciiMiircr.
FARM KltH, IF YOU CAN LOCATH
me near you write your terms, iiox
187. Portland, Ore.
S FREE
n
Homesteads
and Desert Claims
In the FAMOUS WARNER VALLEY.
! of Kakeview.
X tf.
for loction, several
acres of
We have surveyed out. 'J
bage brush land, county ,s thls
This land can be irrigated at moderate cot.
On Mnt OvPflrinl For tnis tnl5 is about your last
UU HUL WVCrJOOK chance to secure a homestead.
This Opportunity ! thma'ke?6 on,y fir,n ln Lakevlew
The Location of Covernment Land a Specialty.
Infnrmnf inn warding these Government Lands promptly
UlclLIUM suppned. Ca at our ofHce and see photos of
Warner valley. Welso have homestead reinquishments and school
land assignments for sale, t&r Scandinavian and German Spoken.
For Particulars, apply to JjN' M.B.f.
PACIFIC LAND C0o
NOTICE FOR PUMLICATION.
Department of tbe Interior. U. 0
Land Oilicu lit Lakeview, Oregcu,
Aug lab. i:m)'.i.
Notice is hereby giveu that Lit in L.
Shirk Uutler. of Cediirvi le. Calif,
who, on Sepc -ud. l'.ij, made Ha
ert Land applicutioii .riH. Seriul OliMJ.
for V, hulf SW quarter, SW quarter
SH quarter. Section 13, Towusiiip ,'18
S., Range 20 K..Willaiuetie Meridian,
hae tiled notice of intention to make
Final Proof, to ebtublish cluim to the
laud above described, belore Register
aud Receiver, U. H. Land Office, at
Lakeview, Oregon, ou tho 'iotn day
of September, I'JtW.
Claimant names aa witnessea:
Taylor II. Alkire, James Purvis, Law
aon H, Shirk, Joseph L. Shirk, all of
Cedarville. Calif., Al'JS':i
ARTHUR VV. OitTON, Iteglster.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
'-mmm
NOTICK FOR PURLICATION.
Department of the Interior, lulted
States Land Otlice, Lakeview Oregon,
Aug. Hth VMJ.
Notice ia hereby given thut the state
of Oregon haa tiled in tbia office Its
application to select under the pro
visions nf tbe Act of Congress of Aug.
l4th IblS. and the acta supplemental
and amendatory thereto, the NK
quarter NW quarter, SIO quarter NW
quarter, Sectlou 15. T. 35 8..R.20 10.,
W. M.
Any aud all persona claiming ad
versely the lands described, or desir
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to tbe disposal to applicant,
should file their allldavlts of protest
ia this olilce on or before the TSltx
day of September, 190!. A10M23
ARTHUR W. OitTON, Register. ,
Tbe foregoing ootice will be pub
lished in the Lake County Kxamiuer,
a weekly paper printed at Lakeview,
Oregon, for a period ot not less than
thlity days prior to the date last
herein mentioned,
ARTHUR W. ORTON, Register
0. V, L. CONTRACT HOLDERS TAKE NOTICE
After September Otli., we will be prepared to sell, buy,
exchange or report on your traets secured from the Ore
gon Valley Land Co.
In reporting on these tracts we personal- examine and
furnish a sworn report on topography, soil, water, imj
provemcnts, growth on land, estimated value, roads,
general location, in fact we furnish such information as
will enable you to sell, buy or exchange your lands intcl
ligent'y without having to go to the expense of looking
them over personally.
Anticipating that out of the large number of purchasers
of these lands, m.'tny will want reports on their tracts,
we arc makiug a very low rate for examination and re-,
port, our charges being less than you could possibly make
personal examination for, even though you knew just
wher your traets were located. Ivxaininations and re
ports will be made iu the order in which they are received
so it is important that you make your application as soon
as possible, in order to get an early report.
All reports will be acknowledged and sworn to before 1
a Notary. Charges and terms given on application.
PACIFIC LAND COMPANY,
Offices, Pharmacy l-akevlew Building,
LAKE VIEW, - - - OREGON.