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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1910)
COLORADO HOTEL O. g. LONZWAY, PROPRIETOR BEST MEALS IN TOWN-Try Us 000D, CLGAN ROOMS BA KERY Pre ad, Hot Rolls and Cakoa Dakod Dally Lakevicw ADVERTISING SIGNS That Advertise US VH Mlilir ALL Lakeview Decorative Co. Here 15 Where You Get Your Money's Worth! When you Imy Mutton Ntf w at 8c pt-r pound. Havcyoutrled Our sugnr cured Mams, Bacon? No tx-tUT iikkIo liny wlnre. l.fir.l, hotnn krt rl rriulcn-it. ntfMliitly pure, 5 lb. Imckrtu 11.00 In 40 Hi. mnd. ISc. KrvHh frown Hyatt, $1.00 kt can. Krnut &0c per K'tllon. All kinds of first class fresh Heat and Sausage kept on hand. We will piiy thu markft price fir iod U'vt ami pork-hotf. Cah on tlullvt-ry. Ciiiiip ami wt af(ualnUMl with uh. H-Punr. GOOSE LAKE VALLEY MEAT CO. J.P, Maytield. Oen.Her. WILLOW RANCH ORCHARD TRACTS Apples Apples Apples Keeping Qualities NO BLIGHT NO INSECTS NO FAILURES BIG PROFITS IO ACRE TRACTS Planted, Irrigated, Sprayed and Cared for Price $150 per Acre One-third down, balance $20 per month No Taxes, No Interest Trl-State Land Company Lakeview, Oregon Write for Booklet and Information LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporared. A Complete Record We hare made an entire tranHcrlpt ol all Uecordu In Lake Count v which In any way, affect Ileal rrojH'rty In tlit county. We have a complete Record of every MortKitKO and traunfir er mmle III Lake County, and ever Deed given. Errors Found In Titles In tranwrililnsr tlie record v hnve found numerous inort flHei recorded In the Deed record and indexed; aud many Wdn are rccordod In the MortKnw record and other booka. llamlreilK of mortnes mid deed are not Indexed at fill, ana mott (lllllcult to truce up from the record. We have notations of all these Errors. Other annot fltut lhem. V have pat hnmlreda of dollars bunting up theBO errors, and we ran fully tfuaruntee our work. J. I. VENATOR, 1 12 DAYS ONLY 12 The Portland Telegram Regular Price 85 a year IFe Lake County Examiner Rcguler Price $2 a year PROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1912 $5 THE TWO $5 THE TELECR.AM ALONE $3.50 This offer is limited to 12 days and expires December 20th, 1910. The sooner you subscribe Lhe more you get as the papers will start at once. Oregon BUSINESS SIGNS That Talk COMPETITION 5- flanager. Woman'sWorld SNOWSHOES FOR HORSES. Mr. Grg Wsstlnghouss Provld Protsotion For Hslpl Equina. Prom tha royal household of the king of Wurltcmberg at (Stuttgart thers raine reeenily a cabin order for a full net of horn overshoe to bm fuTnlahetl for th atahlea of the king. The cable went to I'lttNhurK, the explanation be ing Mm. UenrKft WefitlnKhoune'a Inter I rut In the borne ovppihoe. A repre- aentatlve of Mr. WrstlnghouHn tnrnid the uu-nnnuc over to a manufacturer of tbene ovrrsliofN. Mra. WeMiluKhnune aorno time ago gave to tho Humane eoclety of Pitta burg aupply of overahoea to keep horse from slipping on the Ice and enow. A newspaper notice to thl effect appeara to bare reacbod' the king. Mra. Weatlnghoune la accredited with first hating mnde the manufacture of the horee overshoe pontdble. 8be aup pllel fund for an Inventor who hnd an Idea for faatenlng chain under the frog of ecb horseshoe, giving tbe mm. okobok wrsTiKOHODia, m horsb'i rillEHD. borne a rough bold on the Ice of slip pery streeU. Mrs. George Westing house was before her marriage, which took place about a yenr ago, Miss Vio let Brocklebank, the pretty daughter of Sir Thomas and Lady Brocklebank . of 1 ret on Hull. Cumberland, England. The meeting of the young couple was very romantic, taking place in tho ma chine shops of the great Weetlnghouae works. Mlus Brocklebank and her mother while vbdtlng friends In Pitts burg one day went through the shops with young George Wentlnghouse, who was working as a day laborer la his father's estnbllHhmeut, as their guide. To quote Mlus Violet, he was "perfect ly atunnlug lu bis overalls." At the time the KngllHb vlHltors bad no Idea that tbclr guide was tbe son of the great inventor. Several mouths later George WeKtlngboune went to England and became ono of a week end party at Ireton Hull. It was then that Miss Brocklebank found out that the "stun ning man" at the Tltuburg machine shop aud tbe rich Mr. WesUoghouse were one and tho same person. Not many months elapsed after the meet ing before tho manor house saw a fine old fashioned country wedding, and you may easily guess who was the bride. A sister of Mrs. Westlnghouse Is oue of the uuwt famous woman whips lu KiiKhin.l. Aud It was she who drove Mr. aud Mrs. Westlnghouse lu a four-ln-hitiid to the station, six miles dUtant from Ireton Hall, when they started ou their honeymoon. Whan th Ocan Brssxss Blow. If you are thinking of going abroad, be sure to biive in your steamer trunk a hood like the oue illustrated. You will And It not ouly useful when ',1 ve B00D FOB WEAR ON TBS PROMKNiDH DK0K. yon aro enjoying the comfort that your deck cbulr a (lords, but for protection against the winds when you aro tak ing your roiiHtltutlonal. On a pretty girl this hood, after the style of a monk's headgear, Is very fetching. Not to Bs Called Plain. "There's ono thing wo will have to cuauKe If tUeho ladled who wish to vote Imve their way," said Senator Sorghum. "What Is that?" "We'll have to quit talking about the wisdom of the plain people." Wash ington Star. y Lw-w"ajwa V.:- - - T Harvast. Wio I It, th Ira grow thick. Tskfs on a sMtlfd r(nT Th Iceman, with his hsart of brick. And neither kith par kin. This la tha harvest tlma tor falm. And whlla tha iun'1 asleep la tiusllea forth Ma fnrea grim Ills frown hay to reap. In barns upon tha banks they stora Kach russ-wl blua white eaka Anl stuff In mora and more and mere Until tha big barn acha. In summer will tha lotrruin rid In automobiles twain, While those who have to leap aside Must buy and awall his train. Buffalo Eisraaa. Making a Bad MatUr Were. "Why d' you write your rhyme without dividing the line that la, wby do you run the Muff all together a If It were prone?" "I do that for tbe purpose of ptqnlng tbe rcader'e curloalty." "Gee wtiUI Isn't It bad enough to get a fellow to read a poem without adding Insult to Injury by piquing bis curlonltyT" Chicago Becord Uerald. Twoittp and Walta. Oh. tha twostpp hop la a rough, crude danoa, With a step and a jump, a leap and prance I I do not car for a twostep where Tou stepltf-step, steplty-stsp and two step. But the waits la so gentle and graceful and free When w gild with the muslo harmonl- oudly, Keeplnc tlma to It beat wHb a rhythm of feet That ro waltslng and waltzing and waltzing. Puck. Impossible to Understand. "J a men Henry," aaya the wife stern ly, "I ennnot understand wby you have tayed out ao late toDlgbt." "Cnn't unHhtan'T" pityingly replies James Henry, carefully tihovlng bis bnt down over tbe newel pot. "Bet dollar you can urutbtan' me better'n you can any uzzcr feller I been wlflh." Chicago Tost. Mt Hi Match. lis got In tha barber chair. And the barber tried to talk. But all In vain that fellow there Won from him In a walk. He got a verbal strangle bold; 'Twaa quite beyond endurance, But ere be left the agent aokl Tha barber soma Inaurance. Cleveland Leader. Pol He. Micky-Well, at any rate, ye can't aay that I'm double faced, like some I knows of. Patsy-Well, man, that's the truth ye're say In'. If ye bad another face ye wouldn't be welkin abroad wld them faychurs of yours. New Tors Journal. Triolst. I stepped on her feet When the car hit th curve. Bha was youthful and sweet. 1 stepped on her feet. But I shall not repeat What she sald-l lack nrr I stepped on bar feet When the car hit th curve. Chicago Record-Herald. Quaker 8hrwdns. Be euro you are tight and then prove It Give a dog a bad name and no one will steal him for bis collar. A girl has little respect for a fellow who tries to kins her and falla. Phila delphia Record. In Winter Quarters. Tbe north winds blow. And we shall have anow. What will the airship do then, poor thing T It will rest In tbe hed With a ba on its head And get ready to By la the spring, poor thing! Boston BsraJd. Blarney. I Norah Why do you call me your I Jewel, Patrick? i Officer Clnncy-Bekase your eyes sparkle loike dlmonds, your teeth are I loike pearls, aud even your voice has j an emerald ring to It. Browning's Magazine. Punch. Said a bibulous chap from the south In a state of perpetual drouth, "It surely seems droll That a punch In the bowl Should be ever worth twotn tbe mouthl" New York Times. Osculation. Bus To kiss. Re-bus To kiss again. Omni bus To kiss all the girls In the room. U plurl-bua uuum A thousand kiss es In a line. Llpplncott's. Pessimism. The springtime will ere long appear. What futllo hopes we often nurse! The storms which now seem so sever in March will probably be worse! Washington Star. No Middleman. Ilewltt Don't you ever go to a doc tor? Jewett No, sir. When I get ready to do business I shall do It direct with tho undertaker. No middleman for me. Sunday Magazine. Lack of Confidence. One reason why I must abhor The meat trust, I reeret, la that It will not trust me for The meat I'd like to get. Christian Science Monitor. Anxious About Firstborn. "I guess we'd better weigh the youngster." "But you weighed him only twenty minutes ago, old follow." "Well, maybe he's galued a little. Washlugton lleruld. First Adam Not Worried. I guess that Adam, lucky wight. Was never harried About th better men Ere mlgHt Have married. Pittsburg Post ir .11 iff! ALCOHOL 1 PFU r'VMT AVcjelaWe ftrparallori CrAi slmllaiirg rhcrood-TreRpuia ling flic SinmarJis andBowdsof j Promotes Dirstlonflmfi ruR nrwi Rcvrnnl:iln npiflwr Opiuni Morphine wt Mineral. ROT NARCOTIC. SBSHSlBBaBBBl aaaBBaBBBaBBSHHV Apetfed Remedy forC(msfif non , sow sujBkji.is i VYonas jConvolsKms jevma ngssgtdLossorMJgp- frS'iDV Signarart of NEW Y0T?K. Exact Copy cf Wrapper. HOTEL LAKEVIEW BRBCTED IN 1900 MODERN THROUOHOIT FIRST-CALSS ACCOnnODATIONS SAHPLE ROOn Por cnnnpufjai ?fiJi TRAVELEVS COURTEOUS TREATMENT LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors F. P. UQHT GEO. HARROW LAKEVIEW LEWIS & YOUNG Open Eyery Evening and Sunday Afternoons Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons for Ladies Per Hour, 25c; Two Hours, 40c; Entire Evening, 50c CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO. P. ft. COREY, Gseeral Managf LAKEVIEW - OREGON Operates Stages, carrying United States- Mslls, Express and Passenger a th following routes: ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH KLAMATH FALLS TO LALEVIEW AUTOMOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE STAGES Klamath Falls Route Alturas Route -Plush Route Lakevlew Plush Klamh Falls Altuias MA;-CAL!FORNlA--flREGON RAILWAY Daily Service Except on Sundays Train No. 2 leaves Alturas at - - - 4:50 A, M. Arrives atReno, Nevada, at - - - 6:10 P. M. Train No. 1 leaves Reno, Nevad, at - 9:00 A. M. Arrives at Alturas at ..... 10:10 P. M. S. P. Co's Trains leave Reno as follows: No. 23 leaves Reno for ban v - - - - - No. 3 leaves Reno for San No. 4 leaves Reno for the No. 2 leaves Reno for the fifths For Infant! and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years TMf SSHTMia SMT. SKATING RINK . . . . Proprietors KW MM CITY. . ' it 4k cat inii.nn.HB' b ii .PRICES'. FARESi- On Way $10.00 5.00 4.00 Round trip $18.00 9.00 7.00 OEFICCS:- Stage Office SulUvsn Hotel Aaterlcaa Hotel . Hotel Royal r rancisco at 7:dU p m. Francisco at 3:45 a. m. 9:25 p. m. 9:50 p. m. East at East at