lahc County? gynmtncr
TiiniHDAY. jum: ki, nio.
BRIEF MENTION
I.U'lli'K hid- gullU '" ,l l''MH t It f t.tt
C"Ht III llitnlii-N.
I'luf, l.liM-ii front, Uri'HM KliirtM,
$ I. S.". at HooticN. tf
Pure ki'llln rndcrnd bird Nt tin)
Lnknvi'W Mxiit Murk it
F. I'. Laim camn nvir from Warner
Friday on a li'iament vlmt,
All k IiiiIm (if ph.itfifrabphut atipplh n
h) tin' LiikfVinw riiiiriniii'V.
I) I'. Ilrown U ovor from Ft.
llldwidl (.11 ii IiiimIiii'ni fluit.
1 ,11 v n ()' CbncnlHlra nt Tli Front.
Tli" licit iiii li-r tho ahmlng nun.
l-'nr Irridi Candy dni'l ovi-ilonk The
Front. Wn in tike it uumt cry duv.
Nplcud rKHti .'(irn ln'f, extra
prpaxml lit tlm Lakovlnw mini Market.
Ktiilo (!mui Waiden StKViM Kim
Iimhhm.I through VbIIpv Fall M""-
dy.
Mi-ii'm IH Iiii'Ii In iiiMlllclii'il
liiintikrrrlil' f", f' 'fli'H v n I
I'm iiii'H,
X. Arin-r lilt Monday tr
IhixI to attend Hi" Miimii-ln
lodge.
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Strawberries r now In the mark'
ami II nd ready Hole at three toxrnt fur
f0 c ii tii.
Mr nml Mm. M l. Williams and
It. L. Weir ware up from Davie Crark
tha IItmI of the week.
Our candy l never stale because we
manufacture almost vry cluy nt The
Fruit Handy Kitchen.
MImh Fnony Tontilngsm lm re
turned from a vIhII to Mm M. t.
V, IHIhiiim, of Davis Creek
H. I1. Mcihh la now apnrllug a Uulck
Koto, nml handles H Hko an expert
cbalfaur jiiHt from the city.
You will lln.l nil klmls of Mack
Htnltlm' supplies for mle at reBHon
ulili) prices nt Arner Urn, tf
F M. Duke In Improving hi" resi
dence on Vatir street ,anl Is rctnod
tllLtt It Into a modem tjiiiiKiilo.
Mr. nml Mm. Dick J. Wilcox re-
Mnnrfav from Alturas. where
they have been vIhUIub r. latlteB.
Utely A Simmons. tuldermltB.
VhIIwv Falls. Oreuon. We mak rugs
a speciality, titve ua a nail. 4'k
Henry Newell, who Iimb Iwii nt
tending school at Corvallla during
tbn pant winter returned homo Mou
day.
M. Delia Cobb In becoming In
Quite an expert lu handling an auto,
and frequently takoi out a lady friend
III her Hup.
Mr nnd Mm. John Larkln. well
known people of New Pine Creek,
were visiting In Lakeview the Unit
of the week.
Mm. H. H. Koblaon, of Uerkrley,
Cal., a sister of B. O CreBHler. ar
rived In Lakevlew M -miay, on a
inuntb'a vlalt.
Konttie hud a 11,000,1)00 lire alotitf
her water front Saturday. Ab a re
ault of the coulluKaratton 300 people
are homelnHR.
J. li.Ureeun, who had a letf lirokon
tiy hlB horHe falling on him, li now
ablo to tie about with the iiHtilHtance
nf a pair of crutches.
Mcii'h Bilk front (iolf thirtH ST cents
Silk Stripe Ni'KllKi'o HlilrtH, !)() ci-ntH,
Work Hli'rtH, !." to '.OcciitM, smkH S,'3'
tO 2.") CflltH, lit ItoOIII'H. tf
MIhh Mnrv. thu tt e (lnuulitor Of
Mr and Mm. L. F. Conn, him boon
ouitw nick during the pat few dujH,
but in now on the mend,
jack McAulille, a well known ulock
man of I'IuhIi, wiib In town the first
of II.h week, liaviuu brouuht in 100
hoiul of hor.niB for aule.
Dou't foruet that wo carry In etock
for Bale all kiuda of Iron. bola aud
ohnliiH. thimble ukeiua ami iron ana
wteel axles Arzuer Bros. tf
" II. W. Dreukel baa aold two lota In
the Sherlock addition to Lem llery-
ford. Tba lota are located on Lake
Olivur'a CrNtiiry lluller la now
rulucnd In (15 neuta for two pound
roll m at llleber'H.
Ilarrold'a dng wan with him at thw
time of capture, tint diverted hla mai
tir an iiuiii i tlm tiring coiiiineuciid
and him nut been aen ilnca
F. I'!. (Ireen reprem'iitliig tha Una
ton wool lieiiMii of .1. Knalilaiid A
Co. or wiib") ,1. Frank I In .the local
rcpremmtHt Ive, In prtflng IbU aectlon
a vlnlt.
Mlin Delia Hneiliiig, of Heaildp,
arrived In Ijiiknvlew Hi.nlay on a
vixlt t.n ri'litlivi'n. She wax met at
K'ainalii I''.iIIh by Mr. and Mm V. L
Sin 1 1 1 it
ie. I.i .'I. at Newill'n rIhIIoii III
Dru' nlli', in mikliiu a reputation
a it cii'-i, ii- inciiuiliiu iifni'HHm euy
Hiry h"I the lnnt mini on ti mud at
thai, plncii.
If 3 on want tlm bent call for
OII. r a lilun lilbl.ou butter at
lllelni'H AU'hvm pure, iiweet and
full wi-iw'it. lively roll guaranteed
H i ci nl h .-r ri ll.
Ted Mi'Kre, Walter Dutton and
(iuv mid I. yiiii CruiiiMiillli r. who have
bile ' aMendlmf O A. t) during ttio
f i pti"t year, have ri'turiiel liome ror
t'm hi i in ' i i vai'al lo'i.
iliil luk' xi ilemiMit Hl'irday H. II.
Mi'Cill-r it a pBckuvrti contain log '1
MiiltM of new underwear. I''luder
I leiii" leai'ii af llolel Lakevlew. Mr.
MctulleyV i. nine wai on MickiiKii.
K O. Mkv imi huii, Ktiite guino and
IInIi niinleu, aiih lu tinMi tldn week,
ciiiiii by may of liuriiH. He ex-
fireHr-d hluiMi'lf an well pliUHed with
tha -vork of Inn deputy, II. A. t'tley.
I'otlH A VmidiTpoul, wtio are put
ting in a bbw mill at Summer Lake,
have purclmnad r,IKKi,INK) feet of Ioki
from Hie goverumeiit, tlirmiK'' tli
Foreiit Service pitylntt tliernfure
per M.
Mrs. W. Ii. lieryfoid wn called to
Diitib creek lat week by the death of
bli uewphuw, WllIU liilleit, and re
turned borne only In tiiuo to attend
tlm f ii iith1 of her ti"ice, MIhi Mae
(men.
K C Hach and K. Tryon, nheep
buyera fioin Stockton. (Jal., hare
tn mi in town aeveral daya lookiiiu
over the niuallon. Ah yt they have
not rloNcd any deals, but have aeveral
undei way.
Mr. and Mia. J. F lleinard, who
have been at San Dieuo, t'al , for a
year and a half, returned borne Tues
day, IhitIiik t eon met at Alturaa by
their aon, Tom, and brotiutil to Lake
view iu bis auto.
W. II. lintdburn, president of th't
Warner Valley Irrigation Co., accom
panied II. Ii. Millard. Biii'eriotendeut
of the company, on his return from
1'ortlaiid Sunday , and is now lookit.g
over the big project.
Judge lv M. llrattain la uiakiue
Nome raluaiilo improvomenta to uis
rcHldence property on Wet afreet.
Not only is he adding to the rent
dunce hut has also inslallud a aeptio
tank aewernge nysteiu.
Mr. and Mm W. S.l'rice will shortly
leave, fot liuhl, liJutio, on accouut ot
the lattr'B health. Mm. Price lias
liimii Bulfering from lutlummatory
rbeiimatlain, and the cbauge Is ex
peeled of pi ore beuetlclal.
(ieo. IlaukluB, f the. Auto Livery,
baa ordered an Oakland 40, which be
expects to arrive iu a few days. It
la mi Id to be the beat hill-climbing
car built, having more power accoid-
lug to its weight than any other.
Paul Horn and Mm. Maggie Whit-
sett were married last week in the
chamber of County Judge Griffith, at
Klamath FulU, that olllclal tieiug the
nuptial knot. They weie both retd-
deuta of lily and will make their
homo there.
Forty carloada of equipment for
the construction of ttio Oregon Trunk
railroad arrived at Klamath Falls last
wenK. Jt belonged to (J. J. Younu.
who bus a 40-mile contract from the
north line of thu Indian lieaorvatiou'
toward Pond.
Willi, tba Vi year old i-m of Mr
and Mm. Kelly ISrllea, o' Mvla
Creek, died Frldar iilht last, the
funeral being hi In Sunday. The I ' y
bad been unwall for ani time pat
iufferliig from a mild attack of ty
phoid although that fact wan nut
known to tha parent. Friday tlia
boy ate n plane of cherry pie, which
canned tils death a taw hours alter-ward.
Wool Sales
HIIANIKO. Or., June rf. -Nineteen
lot of ool 'e aold Wednesday,
aggregating 47,00 pounda rangirg lo
price front 14 to cents.
The high price was pal I by T. W.
Urlghain to K. It. II Inton for 77,0(M)
pmiods. The hi-avlest grnwea did
not offer their clip, preferlng to
bohi for a better market. Fifty
; grower are represented in the owner-
Dan Itretiiiau ind J tin Orare were ;sblp of 1,r00,0(K) pound of woe I now
nut at the Ambroaa shearing plant , in the Mninty warehouses here. Thla
Sunday, where tbiy were ninul fm- ' represent a out half the r.llp trlbil-
pil-bly enli tiliieil by Mrs. James
McShane. and ilaughler, Min Lena,
who are conducting the boarding
House for the ere . Tin-re are about
a dozen ahearera at work, and dor
lug the week have Miear-d tor Mlse
Auglati'l. .lolin Ciiiun, Jack and Dick
Flynn and others. One man maie a
record by shearing t',H theep lu one
day 1 ist week.
K. (J Ki'iMie, who ban been in
Solherti Calif rniu fur the nant Hfver.il
week luokliiw for a new l icull il), ra
liiruel liome a few days iiiice, and to
gether with bis r iiii.ll y will dhortly
leave for ('iiiltornia. De has secured
a couple of s-ctlous of Stale land a
comparatively eiioit dlHtance from
L' s Angeles wlib'h lie exiiecti to
sub divide ami lace on the market,
lie will make tils tieaibuarlerB at the
Southern metropolis.
A custom liiHpei-tor eearchin I be
baggage of Wong Nlin, a ('hlnen wlm
arrl'ed on the Korea at Sau Kraiicls-
co, recently was aurpriied to Hud
amoug the ('elest ial's elle'ts nhat
appeared to ha a string of nnifi.in',
Investigation proved the in oci nt
fraiikfurtura cjutaiued more thai,
four pounda of opiun', valued Ih-ih
on a barren market at i'MK. Using
hi spurious HHiisai'es as links in their
chain of evidence the r filcials w ill
try to eustolu a charge of smuggling
against Nim.
Klamath Falls Herald: V. L.
Siu.lllui, a prominent citizen of
Lakaview, with bis wife, is registered
at the Lakeside Inn. Mr Snelling
stated that much improvement was
beiug carried ou lu Lnkeviuw, amoug
Borne ot the things meuticned being
a beau til ul resilience of trick and
stone, erected by W. P. Herytord at
an expense or (10,000 or f 12.IM.H). The
city has also purchased eight acres
of ground beautifully located o vhicu
they will erect a splendid high school
building, to cost, in the neighborhood
or ?rj0,000. This speaks well for our
neighboring rly.
Walter Welch, who was employed
aa btaue driver by the Southern
Stage Co., auJ who waa calle I to
Klaamth Falls laat week, has been a
close frleud of Maggie Deal, baa teen
held on a charge of burning the
Shook home near Dairy. He was at
the Shook home at the time or the
tire aud had been living there during
the time the two women were there,
and the district attorney wauted to
see if be could throw any light on the
fire oi give any evi.lence wbicb world
implicate Mm. Deal with the ci line.
While tba otllcem do not care to
itate tbe exact evidence wbicb they
have that came from Welch, it is un
derstood that tbe diatrlot attomey
now has information which strength
ens tbe atate'a case materially against
tbe Deal woman and Welch will be
held bb a witness before tbe grand
jury when it meets.
tary to thi narket.
The next sale In this city will oo
occur on June 21 at which time mora
than 2,000,000 pounds will be In the
WB'fehoiiHes,
The general Impiesslon la gaining
ground among the growers that the
price will tie highe at Die succeed
ing sales than today. Ten buyers
were here from Huston and other
Kastern tuarkets wbUe only about 25
growers or the Wool Growers Associ
ation appeared at the opening of tbe
bids.
A Single Instance
A couple ot in lies north of i.ake
view anr" just nortu or the lleryford
ranch, which sold last fad for :0.fXJ
is a piece or land which was cleared
aud planted to crop, tor ttie tlrst time
ii year ago by a man who aei.uied a
three year leas on the same 1 1 if
success with grain last year prompted
him t:j Increase his arrentie, at. d tnis
year there is tne fluent tield or wheat
aud bailey, within many miies Ita
tyuical ot laud in Lake County, sage
br'i-n and ou all sides but producing
ytain Itiat is a wonder to any behol
der. !
There ia much land in Lake county '
juntas good that needs the actual;
claiming, plowiug and seediug, wbicb!
will pay handsomely tbe man witbj
tbe plow. Some of this land can be (
secured by homesteading it before it
is all gone.
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JUNE
is prc-cmincntly"thc
wash-goods month
For this reason
we have made it a
point to have our
stock at its best so
that selections may
be made easily; vvc
have the
Correct Materials and Colors
A few nice Tailored
Suits that we are
selling at a good
reduction to make
room for new goods
Our Stock
is more complete
than ever in all lines
We Arc Confident We Can Please You
WATCH THIS SPACE
It is a Money Saver for You
LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE COMPANY
t:) KLWAKD.
A REWAKD of ifty dollars is here
by olfered for i.i ormation that will
lead to the arro an" conviction of
any peison wu baa stolen wirea or
other proper! rrom our Company;
and tbe satin- reward la hereby offered I
for inrorma r n that will lead to tbe
arrest aud 'eviction or anyone des
troying tr i roperty nf the Company.
Cbas. Umbacb,
Secretaiy Uake Co. TeL & Tel. Co.
tf.
SOUTHERN
CO. Lakeview,
OREGON
Or.
REALTY
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Valley palls Mercantile Company
Run an up to date mercantile store
and sell for Lakeview prices
The Valley Falls House
Is now in operation and here to meet
competition.. New, clean, iron beds
Good Meats 35 cents
Just half way from Lakeview to XL
ranch and half way from Lakeview
to Paisley. Give us a trial
Good Barn, Hay and Water
r
9 IE
utreet , west of Henry Newells.
W. P. t'aine baa invataed loan auto
of the Ford variety, ;aud Is now able
to show people tbe advantage of Lako
country qlckly and comfortably.
FOR SALR 40 raorea, See. 1, T.
30S, R. aaK, Harney county, Ore
gon. Make ma an offer. 0. Kummlck,
5arBtou, Cal. P. O. Uox No. 3.
P To 74 Circle, '.(W. O. W. : la tba
absence of Mrs. Umbaoh, the under
signed ia anting aa olerk and dues oau
be paid to Mrs. E. Woodoook.
We are headquartera for ilorae and
Mule shoes alao nalla to fasten them
with. We sell wagon springs, bolts,
nuta, rlveta and washers. Arzner
Uroa. M
Mrs. W. R. Ueroard and children
arrived Tuesday from San Diego,
Cal., where they have been living for
the past aeveral years. They will
spend the summer out ou the rauoh
and la tbe fall will remove to town
to get the benefit of tbe schools. I
A number of sheep have beon poi
soned .over iu tbe Warner section dur
luu tbe past mouth. It ia considered
to be tbe result of some poisonous
weed which the sheep had eaten.
Cbiia. C. Duggau lost about t00 head
out of hlaband, while Jack McAullUo
lost 100 head.
Mra. Chaa. Umbaoh, Mrs A. K.
Florence aud Mra. Harry Yount, who
were elected delegates to the Eastern
Star grand lodge, which meets in
Portland this week, took advantage
of the opportunity to visit tbe Rose
Festival, and lu order to do so left
the Urta of last week for Portland.
Phil S. Cumminga &, Co., is the
name of tbe uew mercantile Go. to
succeed 0. Reyuolds, who has been
In business here for tbe past 18 year.
The new Arm will shortly .open up
with a uew s'ook of general merchan
dise In addition to that carried by
Mr. Reyoolua.
Mr. and Mra. W. Ortou returned
today from Portland, after an ab
sence ot six weeks, iney were ac
companied by Mr. Ortoo'r mother
who will remain for a time. They
came overlaud froui.Tbe Dalles in a
Ford auto, their average running time
exoeedlug 20 miles per hour.
Valley Falls Items
Rainfall past week. Sunday trace
Monday .15. rent, clear
The showers Monday altbougb not
sufllcient htlrad some.
K. McKenirce who has been iu the
Northern country looking after sheep
interests stopped ever Tuesday.
Lakeview visitor during the past
week were E. J. Stone aud wife, Win
llotchkiss aud wife, 11. A. Utley and
C. W. E. J en n jugs.
The road work beiug done by Pen
dlctou aud crew between the Falls
and XL ranch ia about completed aud
we are advised is a good lmprovment.
The Valley Falls Townslte Co. will
shortly put ud two buildings, one
will be a leality office and the other
will be rented by Utely & Simmons,
Taxedermists. '
Numerous remonstrances are In
circulation agaluat tbe proposed
Chandler road on tbe south side of
the valley and tbe vacating of the
present main road.
VV. Lair Thompson has now In band
the inoorporating of tbe V. F. M.
Co. All the stock is subscribed .by
Carl Stradley, O. W. . Jenninaa.
E. L. II. Meyer, VV. Lair Thompson.
They now have ou the road a large
stock of standard and fancy goods.
A family left 'Lakeview Sunday to
looate on a 320 acre traot 5 miles
from this point.
DREADFUL WOUND
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail,
fireworks, or of any other nature,
demands prompt treatment with
liuoklen's Arnica Salve to prevent
blood poison or gangrene. it's tbe
quickest, surest healer for all snob
wounds as also for Burua, Coils,
Bores, Bkln Eruptions, Eczema,
Chapped Hands, Corns or Piles, i&o,
at A L. Thornton.
The Home of Good Values
Our Spring stock of Ladies' and Gent's furnishings
are complete in every respect. We especially call
your attention to our line of Ladies' Ideal shirt
waists, and our famous Ideal hirts for Men.
Hanan Shoes Stetson Hats
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Davis Greek Orchard Tracts
IRRIGATED
In the first place the Davis Creek District of the Golden Goose Lake Val
ley has long been noteil for its soil and climaticv conditions, both of which arc
favorable to the perfect culture of truck, berries and fruit, and here is the
proof of the pudding: Davis Creek can show the
Largest and most successful orchards
of the whole of Goose Lake Vailey This is a fact
2nd. Together with the lands that we are offering for sale, the entire
water system is included; this is a most important feature, this includes some
240 to 3C0 acres of land used as reservoir, dam, all ditches, headgates, etc all
goes to the buyers of the tracts in proportion to their holdings. No future ex
orbitant maintenance charges to some corporation, company or individual.
3rd. All these lands easily handled, in fact a great part already under
cultivation, four of the tracts have houses on them now that go with the land
Write at once for booklet giving complete information, plat of the tract, etc
This booklet is beautifully printed, gives excellent photos and facts to those
who are interested.
10 acres S750 and you own the water easy terms $50 down and $25
per month no taxes, no interest 10 per cent discount for cash.
DO I'X NOW-AOT
DAVIS CREEK ORCHARDS COMPANY
INCORPORATED
CAPITAL STOOK SSO.OOO
Ileservolr and Lands Located at Davis Creek, Modoc County, Cal. General OfDce at Lakeview, Oregon
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