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My 5th Semi-Annual
argain Sale
TO-DAY
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we are reminded
that Christmas is close
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early Christmas shopping this year-hence this
reminder from BIEBERS CASH STORE is timely.
The Drenarations we have made this Christmas
O will warrant a vast amount of enthusiastic talk,
years. Greater assortments-more exclusive novel
ties and best of all, Values surpassing even our last
O year's showing.
BIEBER'S CASH STOR.E has something
thats wanted by every member of the family or
friends of the family. We want you to come here
o and make your selection. Bring the children along
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and let. them have a good time visiting
Old SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS.
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From Now Until
Christmas
This Store Will Be
Known As The
GIFT STORE.
Entire
Line
Ready to
Wear
Clothes.
At Low
Prices.
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Sale Begins
Monday
Dec. 6th
Many
Beautiful
Hats
will be on
Bargain
Counter.
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CITY AND COUNTY BRIEFS )j
The visit of such piominenl men
at this time of tbe year amid storms
and bad roads can only mean one
thing work preliminary to the com
ing of a railroad.
City Marshall Tonolngson ha
(rone to San Fraocuco with bis
daughter. Annie. Tbe latter to take
treatment in a santariom.
The Aroaida Theatre was filled to
standing room only, Sunday night.
Some views of Lakeview were put on,
with the legend: " Lake vie w Boost
for 10,000." Everybody encored.
G. M. JoboBoa, late of Aitkin,
Minn., but now of Lakevside was
in twon, several days this week.
He purchased a 20 acre traot on
Willow Creek, of the Lakeview De
velopment Co., which he is now im
proving with a view of planting an
orchard.
Do not fail to see the Living Skel
eton and fat lady at the Country Fair
Dec. 17.
Alturas is layiug 8-foot cement
walks from the uuaiu part cf town
to the new bigb school building.
That's the proper Bpirit. Lake-'
view should do likewise Well, any-J
bow we have a 12-foot cemeot walk j
clear around our court boase
grounds, and the way tbisMinnea-
which iruiigt out I he In i Ht atten
dance evpr bad oti m si 111 liar occasion
lu Lakevaew. lh" t-ctiouW were only
iu neKsluti tivouuys hi the youngtitera
.polis cbap delights o clatter bis
heels on 1' is a caution. We shut
our eyes and imagine well, a lot ot
tniogs!
Goatave Darrow and Paul Stindt, of
Drews valley, made final proofs to
tbeir claims Friday, before th (J. .
Land office.
Nortbup & Stickney have sold tbeir
niioto eallerv to M. A. Getty, of
Coos Bay. He is said to be a very tine
artist.
, It is reported that Warner Valley
baa received more than its share of
storm and that the water is higher in
the lakes than it bas been for
years.
The Fort Bidwell Gold Nugget
sb)b: Leander Bowen came down
from tbe Guinea Sunday last and re
ports everything progressing nicely
in the Hoag. lie reports the snow
fall light.
Grant couuty asae'sment this year
shows less than 15,000,000. No couoty
in Eastern Oregon totals so much in
saoRRment value as Lake, and con
sidering tbe wealth per capita it is
the richest county in Oregon.
Thanksgiving was universally ob
seved in town. Dinners were served
at botels nod restaurants. A big ball
was given'at tbe Snider Opera House
AUTEN HARDWARE
Sells
Bu cherkuives, Skinning and Stick
ing kni"es, made by Kuiiib and Son,
Pine Creek, Or. Guaranteed to give
I satisfaction, or money refunded.
Auten Hardware. for Heating
stores. Auten carries tbe most nitty
line, la tbe city
Highest price paid for coyote bides,
and furs of all kinds.
"Furs," Auten buys tbeni. Pavs
highest market price.
JUST ARRIVED-
Molioe walking and riding gang or
single plows.
Chilled plows, disk barrows, steel
plows and harrows.
Peter Scbuttler Wagons.
Ruberoid rooting guaranteed,
ten years.
Remember we carry tbe Toledo Steel
I rnntre which in full v guaranteed for
ten years.
Barb wire aud nails.in fact our line
is complete iu hardware.
We guarantee to save you money.
Give us a call and exaimne our
goods, quality and prices.
Yours for business.
O.V. L. Co. Land Holders:
with their vhi'mUoii, and good things
to etit had much to tie tlmnkful
for. The, bit: crop, big immigration,
n u i big prospect ahead for tow n
it ud country nNt gave tbe older ones
ample c in!' for genuine thauksgiv
itig. D . P Browne, of M. C. ranch.
Warner Yulley, recently sold Hi HJ tieiul i
of cut Ho to Nalley Wl ley which be !
delivered to AltiHHH. He reports j
the cnllle Mere delivered in thin
condition regiiriless of the fart that
the weather was tad for driving!
beef. j
A Rogue River orchard or 3:10 j
acres sold for KiS.mrj. The Exauw
iner tms not had nn opportunity to I
chronicle l it; Mules of orchard liiudsi
here as yet, but w ill be able to do
ho in the near future. The wise!
will get laud 'here now, while it is
cheap
Reno has a cuifew law that seuds
all boys aud girls of 10 years aud
under Into the house at 8 p. in.
sharp.
L. (. Traugh, a prominent attor
ney of Alturas, died Thanksgiving
Day. He had been ill with typhoid
fever only ten days when death
came.
Tbe Burns Times Herald has just
begun its 23d voluuie. It is a good
paper, is fully alive to tbe immense
possibilities of llaruev oounty.
George Gerald, of tbe Honey
Lake valley, threshed 40,000 pounds
cf alfalfa seed this season, which at
the selling price of 13 cents brought
bim a nice income of 15,200.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adin. o' the
West Side, were given a surprise
bouse warming last Tuseday eten
ing . Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Boydstou and family, Mr.
aud. Mr. Wood and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews and family and
others. The total numbered about
20. Music was the special feature of
tbe evening, and all spent a most
delightful evening.
K. K Swenson the restaurant man
bid a novel sign in his window
Thanksgiving day ; Nuts, raisins, and
frnit were arraniied in the large let-
e-ing: " J hanksgiving Greetings,
which brought much favorable com
ment.
New Bakery
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Will have Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies every
day. Lunch Counter in Connection.
OPEN ALL NIGHT D. M. SHAFFER, MANAGER LAKEVIEW
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
The c-ricert ttvnti 1 1 v the children
of the S'lii'luv Sc'i". 1 hint Wednesday
eveniiii.' In tl" M. I-.. Church was n
very n ' ii Hin luir.
Mrs (i,,ire I.. .V.n'iil, aitHisted by
Mrs. luiiMT, drill 1 the children
and init,iii all
entertainment
which ' e eviden -e n much ability
on their pert, and hI ,u demonstrated
that Lakevirw bus remarkably bright
children.
A nilver ottering was taken during
the ev.nl n if. t he proceeds to be do
nsted to the ( 'hrlstunis Tree fund fur
the school. Judging from I bo size
of the audience we should Imagine
the fori I was increased very precen
libly, as the church was packed.
standing room being ut a premium,
tiy a i appreciative audience
GOES SOUTH FOR THE WINTER
The Alturas Repuldcnn nays:
Theodora Fleming wa down from
New l'lnn Creek, during the bitter
Part of l.int week, imd spent a ln
days lu Alturas. in attendance upon
business mii.IIit- Mr Wl . i ..
he P,eMirition for t'ieit,lk ,,, trln ,MHt mOII(1hV for the
lu ten iIhv I line, i central and mint hum ..rt ..f n.
state where be will remain a few
mouths lu order to escape the wild
until- and chilling tendencies of the
coming Modoo wiuter. Mr. Fleming
has beou reading Ayars Almaoao
wbloh predicts that this Is going
to be a hard wiuter for this section
of the country, and as Tueodore Is
a great declple of Avers Almanao, be
departs to a warmer climate to
escape Ayers' weather predictions
here.
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pusiness iocais j
We are in position to lease many
sections of land included in holdings
recently disposed of by 0. V. L. Co.and
would be pleased to act as your agent
for coming year. By our plan you are
not out One cent. Write for terms.
We are still reporting on these tracts, and so
licit your patronage. We also buy, sell or ex
change these tracts.
Laud examination and location is our spec
ialty. If you want a homestead or desert claim write
or see us.
LAND CO.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON,
V. M. Miller bas sold his fine
residence including furniture to
James Do'lson, formally of Flush,
but more recently of Portland.
Tbe "Country Fair" is in course of
preparation by the Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church and will be given
Friday evening, Dec. 17tb in the
skating riuk. Look for particulars
next week.
Alturas Plaindealer, 1G ult: Felix
Greeu, superintendent of Hery ford
propeities in Modoo and Lake coun
ties, was in town last week. He was
looking after tbe shipment of cattle.
With tbe exception of a few bead
on the range this is the last of the
XL cattle, and Felix says he has
about worked himself out of a jib,
tbe land all having been sold to the
Oiegon Valley Land Co,
PACIFIC
Over Lakeview Pharmacy
Law 1
MASKED CARNIVAL
The carnival at the rink was well
attnended and grave much pleasure to
the young people. Nome of the cos
tuming whh very food. Among
them wh noticed; "Tho Whole Dam
Family" but did not learn their
names; Hilly O'l arrell" "Teddv Hear"
irot away from ns; The Fat Boy" of
Dickei.s. "Dam Me, that Iloya AHleep
Agiiin." wiih there; Mamma's Little
(Jirla" were there; "MIhh l'rlm" "Cow
Uoya" and "CIowiih- and othera to
numerous to mention, were present.
There whh iniiHic by tbe hand, and u
general good time was had by all. .
BORN
Horn to the wife of Geo. li. Har
row, on Nov. 30th, a son. Tbe hap
py event has caused the usual smile
of that genial member of tbe Hotel
Lakeview firm to broaden to a very
considerable extent. Kven tbe small
boy greets the haupy father with
"Hello, pal how's your babyT"
Buy Lots In Watson Addition
Refore you buy lota any where in
this vicinity see those in Watsoan'
addition. Close to biiBlneaa center,
of Lakeview. 33 tf.
New line of Gents' and Ladles'
Gold Filled Watches, Just received,
io per cent d'sootiut dur'ug the Moll
days. Caioenter Jeweler, 1'. ().
building. Lakeview 8w4
Wonderful Attraction I Th most
peculiar animal in the world to be
seen at the skating rink, Den. 17.
A maHciuerade Imll wlMl be given lu
the Kuider Opera Houae Cbriatmas
eve. Don. 'HtU, Tickets 1 r0. Specta
tors 2-" ceutx admlsianu It isexpeo
ted there will be a larue attendance.
W. D.. Tracr. the big, jollly dairy
man. of Drews valley was iu town
over Sunday.
CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHS
Very low I'ricca on bltrh g;rade
holographs at Wendt'f photo
studio .New I'me (Jreek, Oregon, from
Dae. ltd to Jan. lat 11 10. Thcae
prices are for one bead only. 25o
extra for each bead.
KaKolar price,
per dozen.
Cabinet photos.
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rix7
6x8
Holiday price,
per down.
6 00 2.75
3.00 1.75
7..K) 5.00
8.60 5.M
10.00 0.00
to c
He Kuarunte.M all bin work to 1ve
Hatisfaction or no pay. One half
miiHt be pnld at time of hit ting-. D1J1
t;abtnet t'liotos at II emit s atudlo
at New I'lne Crwk, Ore., only $2.7' per
doxen for one month. D1J1
CHANDLER EXPLAINS
Editor Exaimner: In a recent
issue of tbe Kxaminer there ap
eared a " mannglad article." beaded
"He Did Not Die," !I would like to
plain why Chandler wrote a will.
iieing a stranger within your gates,
and at tbe time working for the liap
tlst Church, above the church and,
above the watchful eye of Farsou
bnilth. 1 thought f 1 should take
a fall, that the good man below would
say the proper thing over the wreck
aud hs Dud Cnlvin, the underaker.
was a g"od friend I was ipiite sure
my effects would be aiilllclunt to
give me as good a funeral as Cap
tain Jack leaving out the mourners,
and beat tbe other fellow two to one.
who whs taken for and shot, like a
ooyote. P. H. CHANDLKU.
MARRIED
Married. Nor. 24th, bv JiiMtlco Win
alow Baytey, Mr.Omi. II. V erley, and
Mia Dora l'oole, both tit Adl.
County Clerk I'syne lMHtie.1 a tnar
rlajre llccmie Dtc. lat to Mr. Jewell
Coruin and Minn Florence lleffer, botb
of Kilver Lake.
An Oklahoma girl advertised for
husband and got him. The total ex
peuse for advertising, wedding nut
tit, etc. waa 111. lie died within
a year leaving her an insurance pol
icy of 110,000. And yet Home people
claim it does not pay to advertise.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
8TKAY NOTICE.-Came to my
place, two years ago one roan sorrel
bosre, bald face, brand on left
shoulder.
W4 D. C. LOFTU8
NOTICE The party who took the
seat from my wagon in Hernard'a
shbd will save himself ooHts aud
trouble by returning same at once.
E. L DETH1CK
FOK HALE. Lot 3-lllook IU7
Lakeview, Oregon. '20 acre 6eo-
tlon, 19 Township 35. iUuge
Ilest cash offer takes it.
M .O. MILLIGAN. Osceola, Iowa
47W3
WANTED. -A
private family,
rooms. hnquiri
few boarders in a
with or without
ut this oHlce. 4Utf.
WATCH LOST. -A lad lea uohl uitf ch
large size, on Friday night somewhere
between Harry llalleys bouse, aud the
Faxtoo plaoe on Hlash Btreet. He
waid offered. Finder Will lilnnan
leave same at Examiner oOloe.
FOK 3ENT.-Oooi four roomhouse.
Enquire of T. E. Bernard.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Skating Rink
NOW OPEN
AdmtHHloD 35c, Every eveuliiir. Wed-
neaday afternoon Lad leu ' Day.
K. U. EAKTON, Frod
RATES FOR PUBLISHING
We, the nubllaheraof the I.AKK
COUNTY KXAMINKIt. KILVER
LAKE LEADER, and LAKEVIEW
I1EHALD: all of Lake County. Ore
gon, hereby agree to adoot the fol.
lowing- ad verilHinir ratea and atld
Htriclly by aucti schedule;
AdmlulHtratir'n Notice 7.50
Executor'H Notice 7.60
Notice. Final Kettlemeiit 7.50
State Kelwtlon lo.(K)
HomcHteud Commutation 10.C0
Notice to Credltora 7. 50
Timlier Land Notlt 15.03
Summoiid 20.00
Sherlffa Kalea 15.00
Homestead Entrlea 10.00
Notice Final Account 10.00
Guardlau'a Kale 15.00
Northern Taclbc Selection ... IC.(H)
Conteat Notice 15.00
All other leu-nl advertlaliijr sball be
charged for at the rate of ten (10c)
centH per line for flrnt iHHiie and live
(5c) centa jier line for eucli huIihc
(liient iHsue.
LAKE COUNTY EXAM INF K
Iy Fkkii J.Howman.
KILVEIl LAKE LEADER,
H.v Wm. Hoi.dkk.
LAKEVIEW HERALD.
By Uko. E. Mokuii.i..
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