LAKE COUNTY EXaMiNER. LKKVIKW,OKEUMN. TMUKxha JAM'AHY V lf
EIGHT
I nearly bud off for fnsl aa Chicago
or aotn of tha other places tbat ar
away otf there on the map.
! It la reported that several of John
Dozens of HORSE-SHOE Specials
In Looking
For CLOTHING:
Don't Overlook tho Important question of qual
ity of material and making. Here you will find
the sort of clothes that are right and will look
what they are. No danger of disappointment,
because we have studied the proposition of sup
ply and demand and know what will please.
We have only the best of clothing to offer you
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Clothos cannot beabeat
and we sell them.
Mulkeys family hart the cbloksn-pox.
Increase of Farms
In the last Qfe years the ou tuber of
farms in the.nortbweat have doubled,
until now there are ?. 11.000, which
yielded ptoducts la isHM having a to
tal value of 40l,tXK),lHX). The various
states stand as follows: Oregou 75,
IX X) farms; WashtuKtuu 00,000 tarms;
Idaho 40,000 farms; MouUuh itO.lHX)
farms. There are mllllous of acres
of land Idle now tbat could be put
under cultivation on a revenue
basis. With the back-to-the-laud
tendencies of the present day It is
oertf lu thatthe uuuiner of farms In the
northwest will contluue to lucroatte
for many years to couie.
A Striking Attitude.
CITY AND COUNTY BRIEFS
Tha fruit men here predict one of
the biggest crops of fruit ever grown
in this sectMon, on account o' the
cold weather which keeps the aap lu
the trees back, which will retard the
blossoming of the trees beyond possi
bility of danger lrotn late frosts. ,
The cbioook ot Saturday and Sun
day took the snow otf at a great rate
leaving the streets and h;lls bare. But
more fell Sunday, so that at this
. writing we still have some of "the
beautiful with us.
Our nice weather gave a way to a
blustery time Tuesday.
llarvy Colvin, a former Lakeview
boy, who has reside i at Berkley.
California fur several years, has con
cluded to relocate here and will car
ry on the furniture business of his
fatner, the late S T. Colvin.
Pacific Coa.t piats will gee the best
view of the comet.
Jimmy Graves is in from the desert,
and reports taat some sheep are dying
owiug to the fact tbat the feed is
frozen, which makes tLeir mouths
sore, and they di of statvation.
Over 1200 head of cattle belonging
to Miller & Lux. were driven through
town Thursday for Alturas. Moat of
tbem were young cattle.
The Cedarville Record says. "The
births reported in Lake conoty Ore,
for the last fiscal year was 24 boys
and 15 girls. No w o n.d e r they are
lookiu elsewhere for settlement of
tbe country. "
Jobo Adin of the West Side, was id
town Wednesday
E. E Woodcuck has pnrehssed tbe
fiuicic auto of S. O. Cresaler. He has
adopted a novel plan fur disposing ot
bi auto buggy.
Born, tbu 17 iost., to the wife of
A'alter Paxiou, a sou.
Tbe voling contest for tbe most
popular yoong la ly at tbe Arcadia
Theatre coatiuues to draw out larse
crowds. Miss Ethel Bailey and Miss
Mildred Rehart ar- now in hn lead,
bat there is no telling what may be
tbe tioal outcome.
A subscriber at Orange, ''ahfnmi.i
writes as follows: "We have bad a
tine rain. Crops look tine. Straw
(jerries and all kinds of vegetables ar
on the market. In fact you would
WEEKLY WEATHER KETOKT.
Week ending Tueaday, .Ian, II, l!H'i
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j I nation j full of da?
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not think it was winter to go through
the streets and see the dienlay. But
there will always be a warm place in
my heart for Lakeview.
' The new telephone companybave
a lot of poles e r a o t e d and others
strung aloug the streets.
Hanberry and son, wbo have occu
pied tbe Hopkins place, on the West
Side since last spring, movd last
week to a farm they recently .,' pur
chased near New Pine Ceek. 4
Women of Woodcaft held their in
stallation and banquet Wednesday
night,
Tbe Odd Fellows bad a floe ban
quet spread at Swenson'a restaruaot
Friday nigbt. Each lady present re
ceired a card with an original verse
of greeting from Mr. Swenson. whu
acted as host at tbe banquet.
James Metzker is reported seriously
ill with heatt trouble.
T M. Cloud has found ' a silver
watch, which can be obtained by en
quiring of him.
L A. Carriker, the West Side farm
er, was in town Satuiday with a
matched span of gray driviog mares,
tbat be claims , are tbe best team in
in Lake County. Tbev certainly are
beauties, ana are aa actiie as a cat.
Lake County wants you.
Marshall Tonningsen ana daughter
Auna returned Saturday from San
Francisco, where tbe young lady re
ceived medical treatment, tbat has
made an improvement in her health
which was shattered by an attack of
diphtheria last fall.
.fama Martin, of Silvt-r Lake, w n
sulfered a stroke of paralysis last fall
is now somewhat improved. His wife
wit take him about February 1st, to
Portland, via Shaniko for medical
treatment. Mr. Martin is tbe father
of Mrs. F. W Payne, of Lakeview.
Raymond Ballard arrived in town
Friday with a b'-borse load of wood.
f this stormy period lasts much
longer most of as i town will r-e
IMA)
Li It
you
The Inquirer But what
men hare struck for?
The Striker-Well. I'm blest If I
know, but we ain't goln' buck Mil
we've got it.
THE CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE
Tbe Cbautsqua Circle wMl nice I
witb Mis. Fred J. Bowman, next
Monday evening. Tbe following is
the program: Roll call: "Curreut
Events, "Woman and Domestic Econ
omy," Mrs Bowman. "Social life at
Rome, " Chanter 1, "Roni-ss Situa
tion on the Tiber," Miis Bessie Bur
gess. Each member of the class will
g've a short sketch of some promineut
Greek character, which will be fol
lowed by a general disscussion.
All Over The
Store
Find Them
When you find ahoro-shoo you aro lucky.
Beginning TODAY and lasting TWO '
WEEKS YOU will be lucky in my Store.
There aro cards bearing a largo horse-shoo, each card designates a
bargain.
Tho following items glvo but a small Idea of tho many advantages to
bo gained by attending my
Horse-Shoe Sale
Ladies' and Misses' Coats and Suits
$26 and $25 Values now being closed outsat!!
Necessity knows no law, so I simply must dispose of this stock.' I'm
willing to take a loss now. I made my profit early In tho season.
Dress Goods
There are a good many short longths, Just enough for one dress, or
skirt or waist. Good Luck Bargains to YOU.
Knit Underwear
The kinds that are fleecy and warm. This cold wcathor suggests
them. Prices down to 50c per garment for ladles' size. COME QUICK.
Mrs. NEILON, Wo
Outfitter
She Talked Shop.
A younc: soubrctte rushed to her den
tist the other day In agony. One of her
wisdom teeth was ulcerated. The den
tist, who, by the way. had suppllvd her
with, the most duzzlliig of her front
teeth. toW her that there was nothing
for It but to pull the town. "Very well,
i doctor." renmrkwil the actress, with a
sigh, ns fche removed the plate; "I sup
pose i d better titke out my orehestra
rh:nis Ko thnt ;tnt; c:n get it t tny back
rows."
Died
The infant daughter of '.Mr. and
Mrs. I). M. behalf er died sometime
between two and six o'clock Sunday
morning. She had been slitft-tly all
ing, but was playful and apparnutly
all right tbe nitcht before. Ht parents
were up with her at two o'clock ami
she took her nourishment as usual.
But at six o'clock when thev awoke,
they were greatly shocked to find tbe
little oue cold in death, which was
canned by heart failure. Tbe parents
are young people, strangers here and
keenly feel their loss, l'hey have tbe
sympathy of all in tneir bereavemeut.
Venator Has an Auto
J. D. Veuatnr, deputy dim let attor
ney, returned from San Francisco
Saturday with a new iludsnn-Jt auto,
that is said to bn one of the Hllckent
little machines on the market. He
shipped the machlno to Alturus.
From there home he was accompanied
, by Banker Miller and wife, Marshal
jTonnin.'sen and daugber A ana. and
the load did not bother tha car in the
least.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
J. B. AUTEN
HARDWARE
SELLS
j'ktek scnutler wagons
mcline fa km implkments
;ang and disc flows
iil'RINO TOOTH HARBOWS
WALKING PLOWS AND HARItOWN
RUBEKOII) KOOMNG, GUAKAN
TEED TEN YEA US, ANSWERS
IN PLACE OF LINOLEUM AT
ONE-THIRD THE COST. GUAR
ANTEED SATISFACTORY.
WK WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
im SAVED IS tm EARNED.
MATTRESSES
We have the lcst assortment of mattresses ever
brought to Lakeview. A full line of Silk Floss,
Sanitary, Elastic Felt. Cotton and others
We also carry a full line of Furniture, Iron Beds,
Caqjets, Linoleum, Oo-carts, Quilts, Blankets etc
COLVIN 'S FURNITURE STORE.
Undertaking Parlors in Connection.
OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
New Bakery
Will have Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies ever
day. Lunch Counter In Connection.
OPEN ALL NIGHT 0. ML SHAFFER, MANAGER LAKEVIEW
Running for Parliament
It is reported that Michael Barry,
at one time a prominent sheep owner
in Lake Conoty. and who still owos
interests io flocks here, has beeu run
inog for a metuhershiip in the iirit'sh
Parliament on tbe Nationalist ticket.
But we are not advised as to the re
sult. He left here about 15 years ago
for Ireland.
Mr. Home miilier Our line of
snppl ies has never be n qnestionsd.
Res if you can find fa ill with them.
M & B
Business Locals
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Frozen to Death
The Winneinucca Nevada Star, Kays:
Word has reached here from MoOeraiit
of tbb death last Friday of a Basque
sbeepberder known among his conn
trynien as "Caminero, " in a small
house at Battle just' north nf tre Ne
vada line, in Oregon. ' Uacnlero" aod
a number of other men sloppmi at
the cabin and slept there that night.
In the moroiog "Caminero" was
found dead in bed by his compan
ions His body was stiff anil cold as
if be had frozen to death. The night
before he seemed to be in bis usual
health a did not complain of being
sick. It was a bitter night and bis
oomrads believe tbat be succumbed
to tbe extreme cold. "Caminero ' was
in the employ of tbe J. P. Anderson
estate.
Ed. Bond of Plush, was in town
several days this week, on business
matters. He reports everytbng nour
ishing over there, and that the pro
jected irrigation enterprlxe will be a
big thing for the Warner Valley.
WANTEIV Sober ull around mai
for general work about ths rises,
handy about machinery and wood
work Steady position to right man,
' M'lxt batch or If married no children,
t Enquire EXAMINER.
' LOST. Between Conn's resdenci
and l'ont A Kings corner, a pslr of
i eve glares, with ear chalu. Leave at
this filllce.
FOR HALE, Lot 27. Block Vi. 10
acres T. 1. Hih. 'jr.. T. & "6. U. UO.
Lake County, f.fcu Cash.
H. E. FREEMAN
217 E Hth Kt.,.Tnpka. Kansas
Advertised Letters
j IJoks Humphery. J. L McElvoy O.
J. Price Stella George M. I'ama
. Masou Pointer G E, I'owres S W.
I Ml ore MatleStrlmsn Ivl Mnnnen
Herman (ilaedike Mi-n :xl Shlfe
J Robert Peer O. MMMdln.i Kandy
lluuttr Etta l onb r I;
j Thompson Jack Th'ttelier
Mer li. U. Howell O
M Iss Mae Evans
Will kep your bmik account if voti
will let us. Oue man has made over
?2oU00 trapping this teasou Why
not you? We bare tbe tiapB. B A M
Hood's Rubbers wear well. In this
season "There's many a slip" Try
a pair on sale at B A M.
We have to talk about TILLM ANNS
CBnned stuff. We know tbey have
qunlitv. I' i easier to ask for TILL
MANNS than it Is to explain why
that brand is so m u c b better. Say
tbe word at B AM
Tbe man who gets bis feet into a
pair of Haoan Hnos will feel good
enough to tell his frisn Is abn t it.
That's why they are uriverW favor
ites. See them at BAM
Rainbow laces "The kind
plea es just opened at B & M.
that
Swenson's Restaurant
Is the place where you
meet every-body.
GIVE US YOUR PRINTING
This office has put In 12.000 worth
of the latest type and machinery
and carries $1,000 worth of printers
stock, so tbat there is do need of a
dollar's w itb of rioting being sent
for to outside points. We can do any
work as good aa can be gotten any
wbere. Be patriotic aod keep our
money a, borne Don't send away for
anytbi g you ran get here. Tbat is
tbe way to build up a town.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tbe Matter of tbe Estate of S. T.
Collo, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given tbat tbe un
dersigned baa been appointed admin
stratrix of the Estate of H. T. Colvin,
deceased, by t h e County Court, of
Lake Conoty, Oregon, and has quail
tied. Now, therefore all persona hav
ing claims against tbe said estate are
hereby required to present them,
lth proper vouchers, within six
mooths from tbe date of tbe notice,
to t b a undersigned adimniHtratrix
at tbe law office of W. Lair Thomp
son, in Lakeview, Lake Courty, Ore
gon Dated this 10th d a y o f January
1910. E K. COLVIN
Administratrix of the Estate of H. T.
Colvin deceased. 3W4
1 went v-oere ijirm In Hirnev
enmity, with or without buai-IU-S4
lot In Lnkevlew.
V O. TOEPPEKWE1N & CO.
y, Soniiii M'ld'i;. Holne, Idaho
I. liner
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EFH MILLER Postmaster
Do You Want to Sell?
If you want to h-11 your Lii-Iim-mm
of any kind, or If you want to sell
your property, and will initkc the
price rljfht. I would like to hear from
you. (live doHcrlptlon and price.
AddroMH J. E. KM I I II. M:i Chamber
Commerce, 1'ort IiiimI.i irejfon. 3w(l
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
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MA MMET M ! TA 1- For Sale rh.-ap at
Examiner oillre.
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women nl m at aiin'arau le aelK laii' iiIm rip
(lima fur tin- Ovtrland Monthly I'li-ananl rH
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Skating Rink
Admission .Vc,
Skating on Tuesdays, Wednesday,
and ThurMdn vs lilgbtM. I'olo t n Mori
lays ami FridnjH nlghta. Wednes
day afternoon, Ladles' Day.
K. B. EA8TON, Frop
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j O.V. L. Co. Land Holders:
We are in position to lease many
sections of land included in holdings
recently disposed of by O. V. L. Co.and
would be pleased to act as your agent
for com ing 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.
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Land examination and location is our spec
ialty. If you want a homestead or desert claim write
or see us,
PACIFIC LAND CO.
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
IOver Lakeview Pharmacy
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