HOMESTEADS
THE
BEST
YET
TTT Limited Number. Fine Land. Near to Railroad and Depot. Adjacent land now selling for $125.00
1 per aere. These lands were long supposed to belong to private parties and have jst been discovered.
" Vou must hurry if you want one, as they will not last long. :: :: "
Southern Oregon Realty Company :: :: :: :: Lakeview, Oregon
Xahc County Eramlucr
Tllt'llHDA Y, H T. Mil I :il ..!, IttlO.
BRIEF MENTION
Hltf Agatawere Hale at Ilernarri's.
(J. Arrner came Into town on Mou
day from his much.
Ort prlt-M on flour at I ton n turn In--foro
buying; I'laewhi-re. tf
Christmas daoi-a at tba opra hoiiss
Mondar nlgbt, December 20.
Mm Joho Cogburo la now acting
aa waitress at the Hotel Lakeview.
For Watch Impairing:, try A. Kimf
in (ill ii. tlm Nw Jewelry Nton
For rrtit. famished lionx on Main
t., rlwi In. Ktiqnlm It. T. Ktriplln.
Mike l.ane and 8teve llreen cam
Into town last week from tha "des
ert." Klmer lloyt is now np and around
fUr a several daye lllnrsa tb la
trlppe. Frank Dnke la no np and around
gain after a week's Illness wltb too
anlltla.
Miss Mary Branch, of I'lnah, la
aiirnrtliip fp ilaya In to an visiting
friend.
Job Ktnltr.ko has now fully reent
er ! aflrr a evir.l day lllnesH with
a ! rol l.
Klamath eipenderi mora ttmn
fl 1,000 on bnr highways 'luring the
pest seaaon.
Ilenrv Wen.lt will a mask hall
at N w Pine Creek Friday earning,
Irmhei 30.
Last week thn moving pU-.tura films
at thn Opera Home wore changed
every irlght.
Loin Kiandl, or tha Lakevntw
Hrewiog Co.. will paod tha fajtldays
at Sacramento.
Mr. II. Kmltb baa retarned
from nntte an attended tlx It to rela
tives at Keattls.
H. V. Behert the first or the wewk
left for California to enjoy esversl
month venation.
Uarthftiomiw Cla. wfco hae a nme
' atead on the writ aide, apent eeveral
day In loan lent week.
All utrktly Holiday tioodw left will
lie soM at actual pout for the next
three daya. At The Froat.
Dr. (?. C. ( lolilelierry, ho tins
been prnHMng dentistry at 1'nnUiy,
baa gone to llnriHnrt to Incuts.
Jack tireene, who who formerly
connected itht'e Hotel Lakeview',
In a visitor. In town from 1'liixh.
I leg inn In it on Mnnilav next tLe
achoolw wll. have their annual Xuius
holiilHy vacutidn of one week.
Kee Heman-il's 1U, l' and 2j0 cent
values in Afliite wMre. They ure gon.l
and you wtil Hrt them nil.
John Aden wan up from his Went
tilde ranch tt3 llrnt or tho weok uiuk
lug prep'irutk ii for the holidays.
J. (). llHiiiHker. of UooHur.a, has
'bn-n appointed I'Mlled Htetcs com
uilinlouer for ttie district of Oregon
"Doc" Archr wait In from tbe
'Oregon Valley l.Htnl Company's dam
for enteral rtvya during tlw UBt
woek.
Ou JaiiUHry 4 AHuri wilt vote on
the propoaitmi of bonding tbe town
iu the atiount of tlft.lMK) for water
Hupply.
Frd Fovter'a new aawmill at bo ai
mer Lake la nearlng completion end
will aooo be ready t coniuiouoe ofier
.atlona. Will l'oat, miio tor aoroe time past
Iihh Lewi located in California, lo
HipeodinK tba hoiidaya with bU par
ents bare.
Homer K. Cnrtii, who ban a borne
btead Id the t lolotty of Valley Fall.
wum a vinltor In town daring the
paut week.
lisu Vas Porn nume down from
Hilver liHke tiio forefnt of the week
u route to tba railroad to upend the
hollduya.
Tom Curruu returned mi tud-iy
last from a eve.rul days trip to Mew
Pine Creek where tie went to io eouie
eurvey lug.
Tbe N. C. O. made it usual boll
day isttiB thin year, lulling round
trip tickets for one third of tbe
regular fnre.
On TiiHiday lnat a dance was given
ut New I'iue Creek, which was largely
attended. Lakeview was rcpreuented
by "Jim" (IraveH.
Itepreneutative-eleot Thompson, no
oouipauld by bis wife aud baby, left
for Kugene a few days ago by way of
Alturas and Reno. '
There I an aollre demand for rent
dunce telephone nowadiya, and CMef
Caneey and bin lineman are kept on
tbe go all tbe time.
Maye McCall cam down from
1'alnlny lat week wltb everal coyote
bid, whlih be left wltb tbe County
Clerk for tre bounty.
Mark Currey, who baa beeo e n
ployed by Aady Morrlafor town time
patt has qolt dairying aud ia spend
ing a few day In town.
F. I. Keret'., repreaantlng lllb
bard, Hpenoer, Kartlett k Co., tbe
big Chicago hardware dealer", wa
In Lakeview this week.
Mr, aid Mr. Lee Fmeraon and
children, or Halt Creek, bave teen
flatting In town for eeveral dar a past
at tbe bowe or 1'erl Ingram.
John Metzker and family, who
have been In charge or the dining
room department of the Fiunb Hotel,
hare removed back to town.
Mr. W. II. Koucb, wbo was called
to Lakeview by the rerious lllne of
her father. H. A. Paxton, be return
ed to her bo ue at Clever Flat.
"Ike" Kent baa resigned bis pool
tlon at the Hotel Lakeview, and ex
pect to leave In aeveral days foi
Koeehurg, where be has relative.
Urputy Kherlir Duncao, or Silver
Lake, was a viitor ii town for rev
ernl Any durlog tne pant week. II
Is a brother to Wilile. of tbU Ut-e.
A joint liiHtallntion of the Mb conic
and Fneteru Htar Lidgv will tie heh:
next TueHday evening, and an tin
iiMually pleaiiant time I anticipated.
Tbe crank ball at the opera boune
will ncenr on Monday night, January
S, Inetead of the Friday night preced
ing, as erroneously stated beretofor.
Walter Unttoo and Oay and Lyon
Cronemiller who are attemiliig U. A.
C, arrived from Corvuilla Tuesday
evening and wilt epeed tbe holidays
at home.
Mr. and Mr. C. C. Fratt bave
moved Into Laview for Ibe winter
aid are now comfortably located in
their newly purchased borne on West
Htret.
Tbe loual company Installed two
telepbonea iu IheConrt House during
the paft ek. One is for nse by tbe
County Clerk, ttre other for tbe
KhertiT.
Mr. K. II ildtierandt, w ho tins been
viNlMng f ir several weeks pnet wltb
bis daughter, Mrs. K. liradley, left
M nil 1 T morning for his home et
Itidwelt.
I-1 m tal n p.'iiH i Hy mttkt )ipjr.
irliit- pri HciitH. Siiih tliinir that will
b iimciI urul illipr.i-i.tte. I. Brut nxfort-
niciit in l.iiko County ut Thorn tmi'M
Drtin Store.
Hert Smith, of l'lub, who recently
went to Shu Frmiclc.o to secure to-nr
iiient fci au injured eye I. mm ieturiel
home. He will iirolmhy resein the
sight of hie eye.
SiierliT ItHrneH, of iliinMtti, eiifTv'itd
en HttHCK of ptninulne puinniiins lunt
week, and came nr cHxhing in.
However, he is able to be around.
although etill quite (.euk.
h. li. Patch, through the KouOtern
Oregon Realty Co., ha, Hold his reei
otfoca propriy on weMi street nr
IKe Mlasb to Lather tt Kutler, a re
oexit arrival froas New Mexico.
Judge Thomas F Kvsji, of Oregoo
City, has been appointed obief de
puty under State Treusurer Kay. He
will ouooeed W. T. Parkiaa, wbo bas
held 'th pobitlon for 12 yars.
Iternari fSiti baa been -doing tbe
carpenter act on bla nev Willow
Kauob home during tbe petit teu
days. Jt will be ready for ooenpaoey
during tbe early part of Jaouray.
Louis Vevssade, wbo causa luto
prominence ners some time ago, was
a ltd tor ia town daring the pat few
days. lie is employed on tbe ICoCul-
ky Ranch this side of Piue CreeJi.
Tli Missed Johnson aad Proctor.
bo have Ibeon aoling us waitresses
ut tbe Hotel Lakeview far several
months past, teft yerterday for Uau
Francisco, wLers tbey Intend to
looste.
Mr. and Mrs, I). C. Hobminck,
Hoootiipuoie'l by tbe latter's mother,
Mrs. John Foster, Monday morning
started on a visit to Lodi, Cal. They
weut as far as Alturas ky private con
veyance. Mr. and Mrs, Creed MoKenJree,
at-oompauied by Jack Flyun, expect
to leave Iu a few days for an extend
ed trip to Southern California and
Mexico. Tba trip will ba purely for
pleasure.
Dr. J. C. Dlgelow went down to
Alturas Tuesday to file on a borne-
third
attempt to Hie on t'ie land, and It
to be hopen) tha', anconss will vro
la
bis efforts.
Judge J. H. Heard, of Yreka, pass
ad swsy last week In bis 7itb year.
He was a pioneer resident nf Callf
orlna and was prominently Ideotifled
wltb the advancement of bis ssctlnn
of tbe state.
Hoi Chandler has had a crew at
work repairing the northern tele
phone line, and now It Is said that
one can bear a pin drop from one
end of tbe line to tne Jotber and
then some.
Jim and Hyron Oravea left Monday
for the West Hide ranch recently pur
chased by 1. F. Hanson, where they
are to erect a foundation noder the
house, In addition to other minor
repair work.
Another forger fonnl easy mon y
at Klamah Falls a fw days ago.
Will Williams, a plastersr. dM T H. I
elssrt. This Is the dootor's
Comstock. a hotel man, oil of llfi 1 3 0 n,01
on a forged check, md la now In js
III,
sealtlnir trial.
Deuoi Donovsnand Coo Callaphan
came in from the Juolpsr Mountain
Country ou Mooday for a few dm
vlolt. They report plenty of wsier
on the "desert" and much good
feed for tbe tr.eep.
An excellent display of Psrkei's
Fountain leus is on exhibition at
i'nuriitou'e Drug Store. Theae make
very acceptable Xmus gifts, and
Uirre Is no doubt but what tbe de
u.aud will tie great.
The -chool r.siis'is of Laksvie dis
trict sbows tbat three kie an even 000
cbildieu of school age residing tbere
in. ThU is an Increase of 21 over
tne census nf last year.
In last week's Issue we mentioned
tbe fact tbat Gay Ingram bad return
ed to towo. We neglected to stale,
however, tbat Oay was now tbe
proud father of a baby boy. Congra
tulations are In order.
Several very Hoe sets of silverxsre
are being disposed of at tbe Economy
Store at twenty-Hve cents per chance.
AU married men, as well as those
who have such Intentions, are ex
pected to tiy tbeir luck.
Oeo. Nwoombe, tba blackemltn,
left for Valley Falls Tuesday, wbere
he Iihs taken a homehtead. He will
also iuu a blacksmith ebop, bicn
will be of much convenience to tbe
settlers in that viciuity.
A. T. LsriKell, of Klamath Fallx, Ih
inouriiln tin dlxipettraiici of n, $1"0
bu;i;y. IIi luid it stored In tho old
Oliver Imrti on the luke Kvwiunu
water front, hii1 Ih iir.iltridt"' whether
H(iiiu one l .rrov il or nto it.
Msuager Smith, of the Opera
lliu.it', reports that he has beea vry
cin-i-t-ii-f ul iu thu ; Jo of uiasqueraile
oustuuu-d to. the all uighc daune to
be vivcu ou New YeHr's nigbt. A
lurge attt'Ut'.aoce i expected.
W. Koche Fick, the laud epcc.Blist,
tiled en a homesteud iu the uoith eud
of the County ou Monday last. He
will take up bis residence tbere ia
eeveral mouths, and expects to make
it "lilotiButn like tbe rose."
Tom Yonog is endeavoring ti or
gnnlze an athlstio club among tbe
local yonog men. lie bas the rental
of the Holier Skating building, aud
If successful in organiziag the club
It will be located at tbat place.
Preparations are being made for
tbe sale of 40,000,0u0 feet of timber
in tbe Crater National Forest. Tbe
sale price will be about SI, 000,000.
Jn order to log tbe timber a total of
i& miles of railroad muat be built.
The Xmas h all is bow arriving in
quantities and Postmaster Ablstrom
is -being taxed to bis utmost in band
linjl It The packages are coming iu
good condition, which is something
uiiueual ht this season of tbe year.
Severn! of our last year's baseball
team were seen practicing the game
one day last week at the side of tbe
FirstNatluaal Hank. This is a sure.
loaicuiion mat we tia-e bad one or
two days of very Hue weather lately.
On Friday evening last a surprise
party was given on Cy Ileuderaou,
Jr. wbiob was largely attended. Sev
eral very nloe presents were given
him. refreshments were served, and a
pleasant time was Lad by all present.
An N. G. O. train ran Into an ooen
switch at Thermo Wednesday of last
The greatest danger rfoui loQoenza
Is of its resulting in pneumonia.
This nan ba obviated by using Chain-
erlain's Cuugb remedy, as it Is not
only cures luflneoia, but counteracts
any tsnasnoy of ibe disease towards
pneumonia. Sold by all good dealers.
I wask, and aa a consequence do mall
1 was received here from tbe aoutn
n Thnrsdiy olgbt. Nu particular
damage resnjta I as tba resnlt of 'he
wreck
A. K. Florence, tbe first of tbe
week returned from a business trip
to Altoraa. He ststes tbat qnlte a
large force Is now at work on tba N,
C. O. sxteosloo and tbat tba work Is
progressing satisfactorily to tbe con
tractors. A. Wae'jbaro, wbo baa been in tbls
vicinity for sometime past, purchas
ed a wsgon and team of boreea last
week and started fur the "desert"
oouotry north of Silver Lake. While
tbere b will endeavor to eeenre a
homestead.
On authority from tbe Department
at Washinetoo, tb eontbero mall
eehedi le has again been changed.
The M mday stage from Altoras to
lakeview will be discontinued, and
l iStead the mail will arrive bere on
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HOOKS FOR KALK-32 voinroes of
Marino Crawfcrd's works; AU good
stories; cloth binding, gold letter
ed. At a bargain, ben Psrtcber,
at Plxoing Mill.
tOlt BALK Orapbopkone and rec
ords, gool as new and complete,
only ei.'i. Foqoire at tbls office.
WANTKIJ.-Cbeep lota in tbe O. V.
L. addition. Oive No. of block
and lots Add liox 2K8 Lakeview,
Ore. D22 23 J0-12.
RKSTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LhuJs in National Forest. Notice
Is hereby given tbat the lands den-,
cribea below embracing 1 000 acres, !
within tbe Descbotea ana FremuLti
National Forests, Oregon, and wiU be!
sabject to settlement entry onder j
tbe provisions of tbe Someetead lass .
of tbe United States and the. act of
Jane 11. 1906 ( is Stat.. 23a), at tbe I
United States land office at Lake
view, Oregon, on January 30, 1911.
Any settler wbo was actually and in i
good faltb claiming any of said lands
for agricultural porooaee prior to '
Jaooary I, 11)06, and bas not aban
doned same has a preference right ;
to make a homestead entry for tbe!
laods actually occupied. Said lands
weie listed upon tbe applications of!
tbe persons mentioned below, whoi
bave a preference right snbject to tbe
prior rigbt of any sueb settler provi J-1
ed eucb settler or applicant is quail- j
tied to make homestead entry and th '
preference right Is exercised prior !
January 30, 1911, on which date tbe I
lauds will be so eject to settlement 1
an.i eotiy by any qnp.llHed person, j
Tha lands are as follows: Tbe EV, of
SKJ, the SWJ of the SEV4', bee.
2J. T. 8. ;:. 13 E. W. M., 120
acres, application of A. U. Olm
stend, of Linntnn, Oregon; List
(i 351. Tbe NKJ. Sec. 3'-, T. 2D iS.,
R. I3K,, ICO acres, application of
Sarnie O. Olmstead.of Linuton, (ire ;
won; List 6-351. Tbe SE, Sec. 32, T.
2."iS., R.13 E.. ICO arrep. applieatir-n I
of Joseph Pargon.CSM Fifth St. Port I
Isnd Oregon; List fi 351 The Fi
m nr.j, ins oh T or btj, Bee. 20, T. 2o
S., R.JI3 K , 120 seres, appiication of
Snrah K. Ulonnt of Milwaukee. Ore.;
List 0-352 The Njof NE. the SE-.'
of NEi4', Keo. 20, T. 2r H. K. I3E. 120
acres, application cf J. F. Blount, of
Milwaukee. Oregon; List 0 r52.
FURS! FURS! FURS! FURS!
HI- PVR SEASON is. NOW ON
ami we ure here with a line of
ool tuns. You will fiml them
very rt-nsonably pricctl;niatlcby
the lust furriers in 'the vorld.
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See Our Windows!
Also a nice line of Xmas Ties, Sus
penders ami Hose and Ties to match.
Don't forget the placc-they will not
last lonff. Heavy Knit gloves and
Mittens in endless variety enough
for everyone. Fine line of Ladies'
Handkerchiefs and Handkerchief Cen
ters, from 10c to 75c.
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LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Tbe Ki of 8 F J. Ho 9, tbe WJ of
8WJ. Sec 10, T. 2CH. R 13K, 160 acres,
application of W. C, Hol'no nf Silver
Lake, Oregon; Llat 6 302. Tne W'
NW.J Seo. 13 tbe of MiJ.Rec
m, T. 26 H., IL I3K.IC0 acres,appllca
sion of Robert Daly. of Ltrosb Prairie,
Wsshlegton; List, 6 302. Fred Deo
nett. Commissioner of tha Oeoersl
Land Ufflce. Approved October 31,
I'JIO, Jenae L. Won, Assistant Sec
retary of tba Interior,
REALTY BARGAINS
Flrt-cli Hoarding FIonw proposi
tion, well In, $2,000, 11,000 cue b will
bandel it.
2 lota, cloae In, 60 x 100 fivt.
adjacent lots held at I'HX)
each. Price each
1C0-acre timber tract, 3 ml lee
oat. Will crnise 4000 cords f
of wood 3000 I
40-acre tlmlier tract, 3 mile !
oat, about .j00 corJa of wood 400 j
(5,000 acre Stock Farm, plebty I
ol water per acre) 9
10 acre Farm with email im
provement 560
juv Hr improved i-arm near
Pine Creek
500 Choice Homesteads In Cat
low Valley
4K) dairy ranch, best propoei
tlou In Iake county, per
sere
27b 1 rren. beat all round ranch
in (Joose lake valley, all
improved, aak for price.
5 A. in city limits, 3 room houHe
partly furnmhed, good barn,
rhickei) houHe. etc.. good well,
nil t.-i fed. Will be miitible
for H)b-)l vifion
1C2 u Ten of tood It Vdl land, 2
mile from O. V . L. Addition
( a-re)
7,000
55 1
2,500
20
175
10 ai re tracta with water rlirht
5-roo'n houHe with land enough
lor A loie, good lerwe
1250
Southern Oregon Realty Co
LAKmrw, Orboojv'
Tbe peeoliar properties of Cban
berlain's Coogb remedy bave been
tboroogbly tested daring epidaaiica
or iofioesoza, and when It was taken
In time we bave not beard or a single
case of pnsuroonla. Sold by all good
dealers.
l:vry room in your home
will be more enjoyable
if properly lighted
Mazda
Tungsten
Lamps
.-in nmre like day light than
uh tr her artificial light
E. T. SPENCE
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p i J4 wy ' "
Clothes $
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IE300K3E
Oregon Valley Land Com
pany Contract Holders
We mnke eix-cialty of ioiric Imid
bought from thf O V. I (Jo. nml
ate In Iw-tter ixwitlon to do no than
any other firm In the etnte hh we
haven comile-t Indev. card Hvatera
giving; the name- and hMivhs of every
owner of thi 140O0 tracts of ind
boiiirht. If yi.ti want U" to lea e
yonr l-nd to the1 iiwt otMll,k- Advan
tage mid take full charge of ,U write
At once to Southern OreKott- Realtr
Co.
If you are sunriog fron bilious
ness, cons'lpation, Indigestion, chron
ic headache invest one cent In a
postal card, SHOd in Chsmnerlalo's
Melii-lue OompaT. Ds Moines,
inwa. with y-iur name aod address
plainly on the hack anl they will
400 : send y no a free sum ol -f Chnnher
I Iain's Hfonscb and Liver tablets.
! Sol J by all goon dealers.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
AN EXPLANATION
People passing; the Singer
Headquarters opposite Snider's
Opera House during the even
ing, have noticed recently the
powerful I ght with which it is
lighted. At first 5ight one would
think there were several electric
or gas lights in the building,
but it all comes from one ordi
nary sized coal oil lamp, using
a mantel by means of which the
oil is generated into a g?s, pro
ducingthe best light in use any
where, and at the same time,
is a rest forth eyes after using
an ordi ary light. It may be
seen at work any evening at
your i'wn home if jou wish.
The Aladdin Lamp for sale
by H. B. ALGER. Doo't fail to
see it working.
Three Days
to Xmas
PEC. 22
Now,
Have You
Forgotten
Anybody ?
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