WE BUY, LEASE AND SELL Q. V. L. LANDS W. Rooho FIck, Export In Gov't Homoatoada, la now looking gftor thla department. 160-320 Acre Homeateada; 160-320 Acre State Lands Wo will buy a llmltod number of O. V. L. Lota. For Sale, Improved and unimproved Ranchea. Do you want a homo In Lakovlow? Wo have It for you I A anap-a boautlful Country Homo ovorlooklng tho Lake; largo Orchard, Alfalfa, etc. Let us tell you about It. SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY COMPANY -:- LAKE VIEW, OREGON Xahc Count Ernmlncr TIM IMUAY. MAIH II 'J, litll. BRIEF MENTION Hwstt cl'ler In now on hiiIk Ht J. I'. l)iu-k tilth's. lioii't micM (tin Fur half ill tin- Mit ritntllc Cii.'h utore. lel prlres oil (lour at ltoliillir.it ! fure ImyiiiK elrwhero. If For Watch IIi'iilruiK. try A, Kuul iniiiiii, llm New Jewelry Store. Ous H lhUitfl l xrtl hoiua this ituiiiir from liln California trip. Ooml brnvj winter cnutN, nIic'i or blanket lined, itt llm MrMiinllle C. hee lln IIoj-m' hwt'ntcrM, r Kiilnr iKlc value, to k 'it 3.V. Merriwitile Co. Mm. Itosa MrDsnUU on Cum) y oama In from her ranub for tulii. A. I'. Konnr, tli Went Hide raocb r, oo Monday paid Lsltsvia a Uit. Mukh Flua arrived from Ksrrnrneuto thla ample tn look aftfr biihlnens mat tern. Tba nxular Wadutudity ttenitiu srr minis will lie uiveu until lit rlnau c t Lot. t'tinrli-a L. Unlit, of Allot hh. a visitor in l.skrf lw l nr mil tlif iHt rek. F. II. t)2lfp ou httirdvy cmiiik uvi r from Adi-I to trammel muitt i)ccfiitii j bunli eH. liny for toilr, etltur ljnn or bided. A I v I' lii't'liiimij A liMioti or J. 1' 1ii Itwirtli. Mr. H...1 Mm. Will Alford, it I'lo-li on I'ofBiluy oiuia iLtntowii on a bul oe It i . Airs. 1 sriisni Harris will entrrlulu tlia 1 ,h il i Ad) Society tiet Wfiiiii-H-liay aftttruoii, lr. T. V. Illl Suuday voIuk re turned from a vlnit to til a muUier ht Myrtle 1'ieek. Natlmu Wlloos. acounipHiilen tiv Mm wife., ou i'uenilny hiiih in from Crooked t'ipi-k vullnv. L)hu CtimiJIer on Saturday caum in from IiIh much to spend a few days In tuali with tile folk. Mm. (i. M. Caimey was confined tu ber Iioiiim for auveral days ttii ii wltti a very severe cold. Mr. and .Mm. Andrew Peter were up from their much Monday attend lutf tu business matter. Lawrtm-.H '.. Tracy, the Drews Val ley ruiit'her, uu Mooday rauie Into town oo a busluens trip. tiny INuhoy Ih iicIIiik iim niht oper ator at the Iim hI ti'leihoue ollioi lnr 1 1 c the iIIiicnh of hlri wl(i. Mrs. J. A. Jet mo re, who la teacher of tho Cranu Creek school, ou butnr day pahl Lukeview a visit. A. S Downs, who Iihh a ranch sev eral uulleH euutb of loan, ou Weduetc duy paid Lakeview m visit, i Joe A in hr o, the Went Side ranch er, ou riHturday iiuulu one of hit rey uUr week end vleits to town. Charlea J en nl nun, the Valley 1'alla real eHtatu uiau, ou Wed need ay came Into town fir a lew uaya vlelt. The I.enten KeiiHoo started ou Maiuh IhI. Aah Wedueaday, aud con tuiuea tor a eilud of nix weeks. Mr. ii n I Mm. Hay Chandler came In from the Chiiiidler rauch on Fri day fur a few daye Vltlt iu tuuu. Kny .1 Kllore, a well kuowu teal dent of HuuHuzii, died laet Friday, lollowlutf a u attHik of piieiiiuoula. Mr. and Mrs. Cieurne Chaudler oo Friday came in from the Chandler ranch for a few daya fUit iu town. Ferdinand liiiHt-etl, who baa a home atead at the head of (iooee Lake, ou Friday name tu town for nupplien. Will iiehait ou 'XueedaT came lu from the much at Crookad Creek to apeud a few dayi with bin folka here. (Jeoitfe 11. Craven, 'A. Kaufuiaou and W. P. Uykemau yeetetday weut rah bit hunting1 aud all report excellent luok. ' . Chnilea Harvey, the fieluhter. ou haturday came up from .V',v lJine Creek for a few daya vltit with tile folka. Keporta are to tne eiieot that coy otes allllcted with rabies bave beeu killed lu several uectious of the oouuty. Jerry Uarry aud Cy lleudersou ou . TueBday weut rabbit huntlug aud tuauuued tu kill a few of tbe small auluiaU. Yeuterday biu tbe tlrst day of tbe Lenten seaauu, services were held ut the Catholic church both morning and eve u log. MIhs Etliel Halley bas accepted a ponltlnn as rlerk In the Kandy Klloh en, and has already rrsumnd tn-r duties there. Chin lex T. I'owne rami over from lily Una week, and In HpendioK a few dn.va In our initial, lie Is accompli by IiIh f ji mily. Norman Jacobsoi and I'erl Innram, of the Forest (Service, on Haturtlry weut out to Halt Creek on IiusIuch for the local ollloe. Khlph Mulkey, who Isemplnyed at the Chandler ranch at ('rooked Creek, ou Wsdoasday came luto town for load of aiippllra. A in est I ng of the I'm neyterlan Ladles' Aid Society waa held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. ti. Campbell on Main street. 1'bll Harry, who la connected with bis father lu the sherp li'isloess, on Huatlay came over from Flush for a fsw days visit with bis folka Mrs. M. Magllton last i liday after noon entertained the Teacup Club. Ilalnty rrtrechiiirn t were seised aud a iiionI tileasaut time bad by all. The aeioplaue cap seems to have won much lavor with tlie Indies here abouts, es may be tvldeured I y the large "Uti.ljer now being worn about to II. Sivt-ml families redding lu the tli'lnlty i f Uu- SUhIi report ttmt dogs belonging t'i f'lein aero polnourd I ) uukbOBii parties on Tuet-day of ttils week. Kittle .1 1 1 1 1 m . iliinli'rr of Indian Milton- vt Im tlli'd luet uet-k, on Siitot. d.iy arrived here from the Ft. Hldveil IikII.ui School to Mtteiid the (tilieral o( In r mot her. A eleigh loud of live drummers ou day left for (ierlacli, Nevada. Hill made ninny frit-iitN while here ami his departure w III lie regrettetl liy all. ftlley Nyswaner on Kundar left for Ween, Cel., after spending several weeks visiting bis folks here. lie was accompanied by bis father, John Nvawaner, who will remain wltb him fur a few weeks before returclng The funeral aer'lces over Mangle Johns, tiio I ml Inn wnti.au who diet! here lft.nl wts-k, were held at the Willis FntlertakliiK rooms on Sunday after noon, after which the hotly waa In terred in the I, O. O. K. cemetery. Tom Trodden, n former renitlerit lien' who la now employed iim aules inin for the (iniiMt CIk'T Con puny of Friwo, waa a vlnltor In Lakeview ilurtnK the paat week, ami while here took the opportunity to renew old acquaintance. u'ord bas readied bere to the elfect that Miss Hazel McKee, a former Lakeview girl, had recently uuder uoue an oiieratlon fur appendicitis in a Portland hospital. Tbe many local friends of Miss Hazel wish ber a very speedy recovery. W. II. I lot. tikiMK. the Valley F Hi Mtockiinin, ou Monday cuiiie into town ou a liiinlucHM trip. Mi. Hnieti klt reptirtN that Die cattle are tltdnu very wi ll thin w inter, and that mi far then- Iihm lit-t-n no mol'.' than the ordi nary Wmtei 'h Iosm. Mr. an t Mrs. Harry Heaufuri. of Denver are nieiidlug u few days in to n. Mr. liea jforl Is the owner i f one if the Oiegon V. L. Co. teu acre tract, locate 1 wmt of town, and ex pects to build a home aud tke up his resiileuce there shortly. M. W. O'liricn, the Summer Lake Suuday left for I'IubIi, where they ranch, reached Lakeview on Saturday received during February. Masy compliments bave beeu passed on the blotters Issued br the lOxatnlnef, and It Is not the office alone that Is proud of them. Many business men seem to tbink It a credit tn Lakeview Ibat sbe possesses an office and workmen that are able to execute sucb work Cliiinlierbihi'a Stomach and Liver Tablet Invariably hrln relief to women eufferlii"; from chronic consti pation, heada;he, liillouxrienH, dizzi nesa, MiillowneMo of the ekln ant! ya pepaia. Sohl by All (jikhI Dealera. expected to t'ike in all tha availeble orders (or the uomtiig nirii.g aud summer buKiuess. Word litis reached here to tho affect that Mis May llutclielder vtas ipilte IM with appeudlultis at the Los AiiKtdrts Inline of ber sltder. Mrs. CharUs Sherlock. liisbop 1'addick will not reach Lakeview until about t lie middle of ttie mouth, having been detained lonuer than expected in the northern part of his Oljceae. Jehu Metger has again taken up the freighting (unduees, and ou Sat urday last left tor Alturaa, expecting to tirltiu back a lame cuiislgumeut of guods ou his return. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Steveos, who nave been visiting Mr. aud Mrs. ti. Sherman F.utder during Mim pat sev eral umuths, returned to Sau I'rau oIhcii a tw days auo. MIhm Alee Stinkard, of Cedarvllle, ou Thursday puxeud through here en route Tor Crooked Creek, where she has accepted a position as eacher of the school at H al pi tee. CtiurlfH ('in in, of tin Forest Ser vice oo Saturday had the in IhIoi 1 line to lose one of ins Iioimh. finding the aniinsi dead whrn lie innde his usual iiiorniim vihit In the i-talle. .James Harry, the pioneer sheepman, on Friday left tor Jllue .lolut, where his sheep lire located. He waa iiccoui panted by lorn Pratt, who will axslbt bliu in rarinu for the stock. I.alph Soot lictone, of the Autoliur age, on Tueatlay returned after a sev eral mouth's vixit in Los Angeles and other sout heru points. He repurts au excellut lime while absent. lieu Haly, the well kuunu sheep man, ou Tuenday cauie iu from tbe ( atalow Valley section Ahere his sheep are wioteiiug. He reports that they are doing well det-pite the ren eut bad weather. Some "chiuooky" Heather has beeu felt here during the past few days, aud a alight tbaw has been the result. Let us hope that it will continue as we are auxious to see the good oi l summer weuther once, mure A very pleasant party was giveu on Thursday evening lai-l by Miss Kessie liurgesa, at ber borne ou WeBt street, ho the niembeis of hei Metbodist Junior League class Au enjoyable time wan hail by all present. Two strangers, both claiming tha ii i' tne of Hen Lli.ehau, on Saturday arrived here from New York City, and expect to make Lukeview their future borne. They are tlrst cousins, aud both have relatives here. M. T. Howard, of Klamath Falls, was a visitor lu town duriug tbe past week. He was a homesteader lu the famous 37-10 case.'.but this week be relinquished bis homestead aud filed a timber uud stone entry ou it. Hill Kolbuugh, who waa formerly employed ua a surveyor fur tho Ore gon Valley Lund Company, on Moil- a f i er h m' vera i mouths vini i to Keno aud other point In that vicinity. Mr. O'ltrleli eta tea that Inn wife was oli-lli-.l to remain In Keno on account of a Herlou attack of rheumatlxtn. The auniial meeting of the Lake vie Library Ass iciation will be held Saturday evening Ths meeting is for the purpusa of electiug utlleers for the ensuing )ear aud the transac tion of any other butiiieas that may come up, and will be held at the library room. "Deo" Archer on Saturday came in from tne O. V. L Dam, and expects to remain here for eeveial weeks. This will be lu the form of a vacation 'or "Hoc," as on previous occasions he has been ton busy to remaiu more than a few days whenever be happen ed to visit town. Pan Malloy, the local stockman, ou Tuesday came In from Illy where his '"ii are wintering. H reports that hut ote sheep has lieni lost to date, wli n la pertly accounted for by the fact that bay is teliw fed them, but which is nevertheless a eery good recur 1 for thl$ seas in. The drum m era ate coming iu'o L'keview thick and fat these daye, K'tiing oideis for Sprint goods. All are optimistic us to the business out look for the ooming year, and believe that we have bright piospects lor lauding a raili md before many in ou Wis iiave paused by. A meeting of the Catholic Ladies' Altar Society was hel l this atfernoon with Miss Lena McShane at her home on Main street. Necessary business was transacted, after whicn refresh ments were served aud a social time vbi enjoyed by all present. Atimnjr the out-of-town people who registered at the Hotel Lakeview dur ing the past week were M. liliixN, .1. A.Thornton. A. A. Mitchell, T. J. Trodden, It. a. Honnel. J. C. Wilson. K. K. McVeaifh, all of San Francisco, (1. M. I lolllnu'MWortli. of Sacramento, S. I. Foun, of Seattle, and A. II. Willis, of linker. Oregon. Miss Mary Klleu Kussell. daughter of Mrs. Maiy tU6sell of this place, was married to Jame-t a. Tate Febru ary Hi. The ctreuiouy was performed at the residence ot Oliver P Kisler at lieikley. They aia now at (Jrldley, Cel., where they will make tbeir home. The bride is well knowu iu Lnkeview ami ber many frleuds ex tend hearty congratulations. Tbe ladles of the Clvie Improve ment Suolety bave ohauged tbe time of holding tbe tlood Time Club dances from Friday to Wednesday evenings. Consequently tha uext club dance will be held Weduefday evening of next week Instead of to morrow evening, as previously an- uouuoed. Tbe Keeuio Club will bold its dance on tbe U'Jd, on aocouut of the W. (). vV. dance ou tbe 17th. Tbe Examiner's monthly blotter waa a few days late idis month ow lug to the large amount of work Chautauqua Meeting: The Chautauqua Circle will meet with MI'M Mabel Hire Monday evening March C. Program Holl Call, Current F.ventn. Critical dlscusslona of IXckena (Htmlles In Dickena), Mra. Harry Halley. Housing the Poor (The Cbatitau pian. Demtx riitlc ICiiKland VL), Mrs. U'-n 'loud. Thla Ichmoii cont'hltleH the "Stutlieg in I'ickeriH. i ne cinas will lake up i "Mental tirowth and Control," by Nathan Oppentielm. Davis Creek Items Ir H. Pierce, optician, is stopping at HoUl Davis Creek. Mr and Mrs. C. Crowder are In Alruras this week taking Miss Bertha do tu so she could eatcb the train to Keno where she will resume ber work In lleald's liunness Cnlleee. Mr. an i Mrs Win. Harvey stayed over night In Davis Creek on tbeir way to tbe lower country. Mr. Har ey is going to ship several carloada of horses. D. & Ewiog of Chicago spent sev eral days in Davis Creek tbe past week looking over Davis Cmek Oreh ard tracts. He was so well pleur-ed tbst be purchased Ove tracts. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Zsa, of Dodie. California, arrived last week and i oved on tie tract recently pur chased from Davis Creek Urubard Co. They are well pleased and we are gib I to bave tbeai with us. Mr. Henry Ketzenbacb made a busi ness trip to Alturas last week. Laurence Smith, foreet ranger, was in Davis Creek Sunday night. He bas been down at Alccras dolog work in the office. He reports that tbe rangers on tbe Lava beds bave been veiy successful catching wild bom ard tbey together with local stock men expect to get rid of them witbin tbe next week. These borses are a source of trouble to stockmen and should te killed off. Mrs. S. J. Dutton tins been sick with a cold but is around attain. The lieagle family gave two shows at the ball on Friday and Saturday evenings. Tbey rendered "Tbe Dea con of New York" and Saturday eveniug "Other Peoples Money," aud after tbe show oo Saturday evening a social daioe was given. Word bas bean received from Miss Ethel MoMahou. wbo spent some time In Davia Creek, that sbe Is now liv Ins at Eugene aud her many friends will be glad to know tbat she is en joying good health. A bunch of tbe young people of Da Is Cmek got a bob sled and four horses and went skating Wednesday nlgbt hot report skating not very good. Mrs. Ceo. Crowder will entertain tbe Needle Club on Thursday after noon. Art Rvans, of lily, Oregon, waa on Davis Creek, Sunday nlgbt on bis way to Alcnras tu get some cattle tbat bas strayed therefrom their range on Spragne river. The many frienda of Walter L. I fiUBSCRIUE FOK THE EXAMINER Dutton who Is going to act oo at Cor vsllls, Oregon, will be glad to knw tbst be has paiwtd bis examinations in good shape and U now beginning anotner term's work. We just received a telephone mes sage tbat tbe Indians wbo murdered tbe stockmen near Camp Denlo in Nevada, bad been captured after a desperate battle in which eight Indi ans and one of tbe posse were killed. Dennis Brown took a load of trav eling salesmen to Altnras Saturday. J. J. Pastier, wbo bas taken over tbe Jhon Briles raonb. has arrived and will take possession March 1st. Fisir-CLf Tumiourm compi rssr omnmm Mammoth Stables BARNUM f REH ART The Larjreat Livery and Feed Stable in southern Oregon or Northern California, Horse Hoarded by the Day, Week or Month. Special Attention Given to Transient Stock I'lCICK, $1.00 PKIC SPAN LAKEVIEW OREGON ADVERTISING SIGNS That Advertise BUSINESS SIGNS That Talk WE MEET ALL COMPETITION Lakeview Decorative Co. Sheep For HI Sale 2,500 head of Delane Ewes, tops out of 3,000 head, bred to Cotswold bucks, start lambing April 5, 19 H. Delivered March 1, 1911. Price $5.50 per head WE ARE CLOSING OUT Write . Diamond C. Wool Company PR1NEVILLE : Box 216 01EG0N jIOt -JQi snnnrTi uru fg O r O A1 ROUT 2 dozen Hoys' Hcavv Button Sweaters, trood weight for Spring wear, sizes 20 to v5t, in navy a;id red, to close out at 35o each. W'V o o 'Ii have a few Iixtra Good urs to iro at liliViffi oli. These are exceptional good values and are good for a lifetime. This is a chance to save one-third the regular price. fOYS' Cotton Rib Underwear, broken suits, assorted sizes, to close at 25o garment. A1 in LL our Flannel Gowns Ladies' and Misses' sizes. Dressing Sacques and Kinionas, are going at 20 reduction. 1HESE BARGAINS will only last a short time, so it is to your interest to come at once. o o o LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE COMPANY Dzxor 30E 3EZ300IZ3E -TOE