t
Classified
A Want Ad In Tho Lako County Examiner
Repeated a few times, if necessary, will find n customer
for that, property of-yours. They arc scanned closely
by inU'ntling.lmvirs, ami the cost is nominal f cents
the line for each insertion. Special longtime rate4.
WAKTM
HAI.I.KMAN WANTM Co rppuwnt
lirluHt.ini (im I.mikI ( 'inn it ii f of
Mnli. i nl l.iiki'vlmv. Wo oftiT nil
Unitiivt iiivi'Mtiiiihi iiml an iit-
trm-im- wile (ilft r. mill cuu nuiko 11
liriM.HlllllU til n IIIHII lit Standing
in HiU coiniiiiiiiliy iluit Isats the
liiiiin-t "Hiury iilil lu i.ski-uoiint.v,
Tim iuhi ili'iil (or Hki rluht until.
(llvi rvii-rewi when imswcrliiK this
i. Aildrs". r rultliiml Ai-rentc "
Ltd., Hox f.sM, IioUf, Idaho. Jl-7
WANTKIt-Mitll lotlike Induing "
trmt. Apply tci Him llcrnoy Con
struct ion lo., I.akvvlew, r.
wan rKirAliANcii to"hbnt" ith
stock mill Iniplnmaiits, stink tskau
on shares or run on salar. licit
of rslsraiioss. Wifs) jiood cook,
luiiiittoof U. vF. Wtiit. Aitnras,
Cat.. oara J. C. Klchardsou'a oarop.
W AN I K f W STmoul it ill kliidaof Mrds
animal hsada. to. Wa Uu ilk lua
and maka runs and rode.
Utl and Bluimnna, Taxsder mists
Valley Kalla. Orin. 30 Uin.
HTM AY NuTM'K
Found 4 white and allotted sown,
rluhtcar cut, apply llimry lleryford
ranch, if.
BTIUYKI) or atoleu. about Aub.
1&., I'.HJIi, one gray mars, brauUed
with .1', on loft stills, wlr scar nu
front K. weltfht HX), aboiil 10 jrenra
bid. l.ltfht bay, whit faoa aaddle
tinrss, saw hraud, wire soar on Inft
front hrsl, about l'i yeara old, slight
1.1KMJ pounds Liberal reward.
ANDKKW MOKK1S, Adal.
STHAYKD or stolen. from ('lunula
l'rirl one team horses, one Iron
tirny. tin oilier white; Ixith branltd
M on left HtiiKIU-; viutid on li-lt
shoulder; vvrttcht about S!7iMi lbs,
f 100 rnturd for ihrir return.
I'AT 1)1 ANK. J.nkvlcw,
T . I. : I II tt:m.
LOOK AT Til K NOTH'K FOK ItF.
ward InkiumI by t lit Tv .lenhotie
t'ompnny for destroying its prop,
erty. lUtl
MIMIILAMOIH
TjU kuwaku.
A KKWAKI) of llfty dollars la bar
by o tiered fur inloruiatlon tliut will
lead to the arrow' ami conviction of
any poison who has atolen wires or
other property, from our Company;
nod the sam reward U hereby olfured
for Informu' r n that will lend to the
arrest and --rDvition of anyoue dee
troyiUK tl i roporty of the Company.
Chaa. Unibaob,
SeoreUiy Uke Co. TeL X Tel. Co.
ittf.
Don't fornet that we carry la stock
for tal all kloda of Iron, bor aud
chain, thimble akelos and Iron ana
steel axles Arzoer Bros. tf
WHY NOT. Spend your vacation at
"The Jelferaou." ban FraoolneoT
A city faotul situated to beautiful
park but fire minutes from Market
iSt. Special- rates for the samuier.
lilus Prints of any towuHhip lo
burns Iaud Ulntrlct showlnK nil
laud entries, names, dates, etc. lo-
pouraphy. Vour order tilted on day
of reoellu8. 1'rlce 91. J. C
TUKNKV. Hums. Oregon Ctf
Clienp flour Ht liiniiinta. qniillty
Kunrnntmil or money rcfuinlt'd. tf
Liql UKN AIMH.(KH.
FOST klNU IIAVK THKIIKST
cradi o( ..iipitirH and Cl'trn to lie
touml in on-Koii. it
1 lotl IHki'vli-w bar. The lHnt and
puiVMt whlMky nuiili'. tf
$1,000 REWARD
The Oregon Ra
ifiiralk aaJ NeTd
& l.lvo Hiix k 1'nituo
nV Mull AiwHilalluD, o
VV wbtdli lb umlur
Hlv'i'lO n'il loteyliloiiue
; A. ' . h.Uliif to the .
K,. rjiu nil uhiij uw ir
yiil miy imrty or iar
lloitillng horwi.
-j ntttleur mules b
I liitiif Iiik to any ollu
nieuiuura.
la addition to lli ato.-, the underiltned
oBersnu the lame condition IMO.OO fur all lior.
s branded borna hoe br on both or either
isw. Hrand reuordud In elnlil ooiintle. I(nK
laraef. Lake and Crook vouullva. Uoraus
Tented wben o.f .
Nona buturowD homeiaold, and only In large
abohei WW.UKowM.KIIe.Oregou.
$1,000.00 Reward
The) Orison, California & Nevada
Livestock 1'rotwtlve AhhocIuHou
will Rtve $1000 lteward for the con-vli-tlon
of any party or partloH eUal
ag liorHCH, cattle or tnudm Im1oukIhk
tojiny of the following mciubor of
thin AsMot'latloa:
Cox & Clark, Chewacaa Land &
Cattle Co., lleryford Land & Cattle
Co., Lake County Land & Livestock
0., Warner Vally Ntock Co., Wm.
W. Hrowu, tieo. M. Joneu, (ieo. Han
kliia, H. fj. Chandler. O. A. Kehart, N.
Flue, W.A. Currier, Frank U. Daueru,
J.C. Hotchklati, Culderwood ItroH.,
T. J. Ilrattalu & Hon, T. A. Crump,
Cresnler &, Uouuer, W, T. Crenaler
Maud I. Kainbo.
f W. IMIBRVFOKI). PreBV.'t
F. M. MtM.icit.Hec&Truii.
Offu;eiw
W. l. llKKyroKU
F. M. (1 HE B.N
8. U. CUANU'
Want Ads
run .!.
I'Oil HALF 10 licrea witi fl u:re
water rlirht. O. V. L. tract 10, mw.
7. i. 41. it. 10, mid lot II. blk 07, ad
dltlou to city of Ijikcvlcw, all paid,
Inclii ling taxfa. prlci-117... Addn-ss
Alfred Klivki'iiilull, ici'licral ilclivcry.
Los AuKi'I'ta, ( il. 7 Li :v--:7
Fttlt MALI-: 10 acr. tract Ni7. nee.
H. T. 3. It. 2; aUo lot 27. In blk 72,
O V. L. Ch.'m aildltloti to I-akevlcw.
No n-MHoiiHliln offer rffuwid. I'. 11.
ClnrUe, IhxIIH7. I'.aki-r Ore. Atitf.3.
l-Olt HALF 15 bend of dairy cows;
w ill sell any iiutii!x-r to suit ptircbaa
r. Apply to J. J, Monro, Willow
Ituiicli, C'hI,
FOK HAI.f- The N foF t7,'of tins
HW"4- of the HW,i4 of Kic- 7, Town,
ship ;! South ol KaiiRe 20 K W M
with water contract fir ft acrcH.
AIho Lot i In liliH-k 7K O. V. L.
Cel. Addition tn Lakevlcw.
Addn-NS V. ei, Mlllrlne,
111 Lviidale Ave N
MliuienpoliH, Minn.
FOK HA!.1;-4U ncrciT urTlfalTaTVji
iiiiIi-h antiih of Now l'i nu Crcok, also
HO acrM (nrinlliK land, 50 acre in
wheal U Dillca south of New i'ine
CriH-k. i'artlciilarM of L T. I lender
win, New I'ine Creek, Ore. AprJO if
FOK ALK 10 acre, near fittkevlew.
I)eBcrlptiou: ol S'iof KW'hi of
NK.U of Section 10, ToWfiMhlp -10,
ltanK I'J F' W. M. Otto F. Aud
eraou, LakeClly, Minn.
I KAN KLIN. 1010 four paHwiier.
six cy Under roaiUtci, ruu only 4500
tu 1 1 en, 42 h. p., repainted. A-l MliaM
throtiKliout, Kuaralitiisl nsoinl a
new, baruniu for anyone wImIiIiik
IiIkIi powered ruailnter, h-IIm new
for 4000. Price 2r."i0 f.o.b. Fort
land. MeiizleH-liiilJolN Ante Co., 7th
llavlM Him., l'ortliind, Oremi.
tUO acn-a tine, level laud aillolnlnir
Pauline Murxh, elx miles imilii of
town of Sliver Iike. Vtrv cheap
forcio.li. Apply to J. O. Ilall. .122
Chamlx-r of 'iiiiiinerce building.
Portland, Oregon. 413
FOK SAI.F Tho V, of Sec. ill. T. .'W
H., Kaoue 10 K., W. XL, near Lake
view, Or. Call on or adilrcH CIuim.
F. F.IkIii, City Kecurder, halem. Ore.
2-2.1 4-M
THK Lakev.ew Abntra.-t A Title Co.
Im makinii special prices on AtiHtracts
to O. V. L. t'o.'i TractM and Town
Lota.
FOK SAI.F 10 acrcH with a 6 acre
water riht, O.V.L.. Tract 10, Sii!.
7, T. 41. K. 10, and Lot 11, ltlk. 07.
for 100. 170. paid. Addn'a Alfml
Kuykemlail. lien. Del. los AiiitcIcm,
Calif.
FOK BALK. 10 acres, with 5 acre
water r'uut, O-V-L. Tract 1O, See.
7, Twp. 41. U. 10. aud Lot 11. Illk.
07. Must sell at onoe. Price 170.
C1H0 paid. A dd less
A. KUYKKNDALL,
tieu. Del., Los Angeles. Cut.
Foil HAI.K-frael jk. Nve. II. T.SH, II. IS, II) scr,-i.
I.. J. l-tirlvr, I'orllaiid, Ti-xaa.
KOK H.I.K-Ix.
I.V T. .'('J. K, I J.
M, block 41). and tra-t 11, dee.
rea. ivu-r tiuonmn, i"a
Lalilli-y Hi., San Krani-inco. ( al.
KOK 8AI.K-It n. block h7, O. V. I-I'o. addi
tion, and N'.jol N', of KK', or NK4. H-o, t.
T. 10, K. J'J. Ip arrea. Adilrt-xs Fred Knuer.-r,
11K1) 4, boa in, k.nui City, Kan. l'ritu I-'IU.
KOK HAI.K-Traot 1, hHi. 15, T. 37. K. U. 4oat-rra.
J. 11. IVaraon. 9.1 W Alauieda Ave. Ik:Uvur,Col.
KOKSAI.K -Ia1 4. bluca 1.1 and tract ,Ho 1.
T4I, K M.Mififi. AddreaaTllden Ward, 111
K lal Nl, Ilea Uolnea, Iow a.
FOK HAI.K-I.ot u. blork l.su.and of HK'i ol
NWi-4, Hoc 17. T a, K 1(1. to acr, .. Kale L.
vt ray. box 14, Kldiicflcld, Waali. Trice l'M.
FOR HAI.K-I.ot 0, block M, O VL addition,
and Nt'., Ni H.-o 17, I 36, K 24, 4i arret.
Adilroaa J. I'leriu Wolfe, Moortu-ad, Minn.
KOK HAI.K l.ot 24. block 41 i, O V L addition,
and H' j of N WL4 of Hrt'i;, Him J, T 36, K m, a)
acrca. Addrea C. C. llaruiuu, lua Kanaaa bl,
Hvdtleld.H. P.
FOK HAI.K-t'i ot .J, of fE'4- of NK';,8ec i&, T
:I4. K M. 10 ai f . Addreaa Laura . iluvrei,
,.1 letlvi on Awe tow .lid mii
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT1CK
OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In tho County Court of the (State of
Oregon (or the County ot Lake.
Inthe Matter of the )
palate of .1 A M F 8
FOSTER, Decennod )
To ,all oiii whom It may con
cern:
Notice In hereby kIvcu, that the
undcralttneil, adiulnlHirator of the es
tate of J atne Foster, deceaeed, haa
made and tiled with the County Clerk
of the above entitled court, the final
aocouut of his adiuiiitHtratlou of the
estate of J allien Pouter, deceased, and
that the lion. li. Daly, Jude of the
mild Court, has, by an order duly
made and entered m said Court and
matter on July 14, 1011. fixed and
appointed Saturday, AutftiHt 10, 1011,
at the hour of ten o'clock In the fore
noon of said day, at the Court Room
of Maid Court, at the Court llouae in
Lukevlew, Lake County, Oregon, as
aa the time aud place for the bearing
of objections Ito staid Final Account,
If any there lie, and for the nettle
ment thereof, in which order said ad
iniuietrator is directed to give this
notice by publication thereof tor tour
auicccBBive and coutiecutive weeks, In
the LakeCountyExaiulner.a newspa
per of general circulation, published
lu us id county, the llrst publication
thereof to be made J ul y 20, and the last
publication thereof August 17. 11011.
uated auu first uuuiisuea July 20.
1011.
1). C. BCHMINCK, AdrainlH
trator of the estate ot J uinea
Foster, deceased,
Let the Examiner figure on
your next Job Printing.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR!.
la the mat ter of the Estate of Joseph
K. Jet more, dwawd.
The lindcralKnod, J, A. Jet more,
having been duly appointed be the
Comity Court ot the Mate of Oregon,
for the County of Lake, us adtnlnlM
trat rlx of theeatate of joiwtph II. Jet
more, ilifiiimcl,
Notice Im hereby given to all credi
tor of and fill persona having claims
immtiHt, said deceased, to present
tl'em dtilr Verified, aa re, in red by
'law, wltiiln six months from the
flrat publication ol this notice, to
aalilj. A, Jetmorp, at the law olIKe
of L. F. Conn, In l.akevtew, Or.
Dated and Unit pnblUhed this
Mil dy of -III tie, 1011
J. A. JETMOKE,
Admlnlslratrlx of the Es
tate of Joseph 11. Jeimore,
decsnsed.
I j
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior, United
State Lain! Ollice, Lakevlew, Ore.,
June 24, 1011.
To Hi'pli (J. Scott, of Lo An eles,
Ca'lf.. Con testis.
Vou sre hervby notified that Fuye
Kis-ne. who gives Lnkevlew, Oregon,
a her post oil Ice addre, did oo May
:?. 1011. tile In this ollice l.er duly
corrolxirated application to contest
aud rn-cure the cancellation of your
hunieeteiid, Serial No. lUtllfS. made
.lime fl.lUlO, for Uit3.4. 0. SENWW,
VT L- I ' UH'I ' 4J a : a m if.. u l i
171. U',ll,..o.lli. Ka.l.lld.l -..,1
as ground for her contest she allege
that said entrymnn i evereHiabllnhed
a residence or settled upon the above
described tract, tior has he ever cul
tivated or Improfcd the same or any
part thereof:
Vou are, then-fore, further notllled
that the said allegations will be tak
en by this office as having been con
fesMi-d by you, aud your said entry
wll lie cancelled thereunder without
your further right to le heard there
in, either ls-fore this ofice or on ap
lienl. If you fail to file In thla office
within twenty days after the fourth
publication of this notice na shown
lielow, your answer, under oath,
Npix'lflcally meeting and responding
to these allegations of contest, or if
you fall within that time to tile In
this office due proof that you have
served a cooy of your answer on the
said contestant either In person or by
registered mall'. If this service Is
made by the delivery of a copy of your
auswerto the contestant lu person
uroof of such service must be either
the said contestant's written ack
nowledgment of his receipt of the j
copy, showing the date of its receipt!
or the affidavit of the rson by j
whom the delivery was made stating
when and where the copy wss dellv- j
ered; If made by registered mail,
proof of such service must con
sist ol the affidavit ol the person by
whom Ihecopv was mailed, stating
when and the post office to which
It was mailed, and this affida
vit must be accompanied by the
postmaster's receipt tor the letter.
You should state in your answer
the name of the postoffice to which
you desire future notices to lie- sent
to you.
ARTHUR W. ORTON. Register.
Date 01 first publication June 20, lull.
" second - July , 1011
" " third " " 13,
" fourth " " 20,
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Estate; of William J. D. (Sherlock,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned executor of the estate of
Willliini J. D. Sherlock, deceased, has fll
cd Una) account of the administration
of said estate In the County Court
of the Hiato of Oregon, for Lake
County, and the theJJudgv ot said
Court lias II xed Wednesday, the 2:ird
duy ol August, 1011, at the hour ot
tet o'clock, a. in. as the time, and
the County Court Room In the Conn
ty Court house in Lakevlew, Ore
gon as the place for hearb.g objec
tions to said final account, if any
there be, and for settlement thereof.
Now therefore, all persons interest
ed In said estate are hereby required
to preseut their objections m writing
to said flu si account In the above,
entitled Court on or before said date.
Dated this 12th day of July, A. D.,
1011.
JOHN 11. BLAIR, execu
tor ot last Will aud Testa
ment of William J. D.
Sherlock, Deceased.
In
the Circuit Court ot tne state of
Oregon for Lake County.
STATE OF OREGON,
j ORDER
Dick J. Wilcox, as Admin- ( TO
istrutor of the estate of Wll- )
limn llalinka.uuceaHcd.aud SHOW
F. W. Pnyne, as County
Clerk of the County Court ICAUSE
of Lake County , Oregon.
Information for the escheat of the
property ot the estate of William
liahuka. deceased, having been tiled
in the above eutitled court and cauae
by D. V. Kuykendall, district attorney
of the second prosecuting attorney
district, the same beiug the thirteenth
Judicial district of the State of Oregon,
said Information alleging that on the
7th day of January. 1011, the theu
acting Oovernor of the State of Ore
gon, directed the said district at
torney to tile said Information; that
William Hahnke, deceased, waa the
last person lawtully seined of the fol
lowing described real property situ
ated In Lake County, State of Ore
gon, to wit: liegluulug thirty feet east
of the northeast corner of block 3, in
the town of lakevlew, Lake County,
Oregon, and running thenco north
forty-live feet; thence east forty-five
feet; the ice south forty-five feet;
theuce west forty-five feet to thejplace
of beginning situate in section fifteen,
towimlilp thirty-nine, south ot range
twenty, E. W. M.; that said William
Bahnka was at the time of his death
the owner of a large amount ot per
son nl property consisting of money,
certificates of deposit, household fur
niture aud mining stock valued in the
aggregate f 1250.00; that said William
llahnka died intestate In Lake Coun
ty, Oregon, on the' 20th day of Au
gust, 1005, loavlng no heirs, widow,
children or no kindred capable of In
heriting any ot the property, and that
said property and the title thereto
has escheated aud vested in the State
ot Oregon, that on the 2nd day ol
September, 1005, Dick J. Wilcox, ot
Lake County, Oregon, was by order
of the lion. li. Daly, Judge of the
County Court of said county and
state, duly appointed administrator
of said eatate, and on the fith day of
Sepiemls-r. 1005 letters of administra
tion of sold estate duly Issued under
the ,al of aald court to said Dick J.
Wilcox; that said Dick J. Wilcox
tlien-ufier duly qualified as such ad
ministrator and took pcsisess'ou of
the effect and prois-rty of said i-state
and such proceeding were t beret fter
had In such court that all claim
sgab st said estate and all expense
of administration were p'lid and the
administration of tafdeitat Is finally
and fully settled, and the tl admin
Istrstor lis Hied lu final account ot
the aduiiulnt ration of said estate in
said County Court, and that said final
account was in all things approved
by the Indite of said court on the 20 h
day ol May, 1011, and ssid court found
ami decreed thatsald William Kahok
died Inu-alate and left no heir or heirs
at law surviving, but that said per
sonal properly escheated to the slate
ol Oregon; that In the order approv
ing said Dual account said county
court ib-crced that said administrator
deliver over the possession of all of
said property remaining unappropri
ated and unexis-nilexi in his hands to
the clerk of said county court; that
F. W. Payne l the clerk of said county
court ami claims no Interest lo any of
the pro-rty of said estate; that Dick
J.VVilcox either as administrator or
othcrwixo claims no Interest in any
1'
the proiH-rty ol said estate, and
that no ot her person or persons
"v '"t'-re-t or r-ght lu said esti
claim
estate or
the property thereof: that the per
sonal property of said estate Is In the 1
possesion of F. W. Payne, as clerk of j
me couuiy court cu iake couuiv,
Oregon, and the real property of said
estate Is In the possession of Dick J.
Wilcox, as aduiiulhtrutor of the estate
of William Dahoke, deceased; and
that said real property is at this time
unoccupied. It is ordered that all tier
sons interested lo the estate "t the
above-named Wbllatn Pwibnka, de
ceased, are hereby required to appear
in t'u above en titled court on or lie
fore the 1st day of September, 1911,
ami show cause, If any they have,
why the title to allot the a hove de
scribed property aod all ol thepro
s'rty of the t-Htateof the said William
Pull n kit, deceased, should not vent Id
the state of Oregon. It is further or
dered that this order shall te pub
lished fur at leust six successive weeks
from the date thereof In the Lake'
County Examiner, a newspaper ol
, general circulation, published In 1 ake
county, state ol Oregon
Dated this Kin day of July, A. D ,
1911.
HENRY L. BENSON.
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for I ake County.
Date of first publication July 13,
1111.
PRACTICAL WORK
OF STATE COLLEGE
The Oregon Agricultural College is j
nothing if not modern. Even Us adver
tising is done by the most approved '
and artistic methods. What could be
prettier than the pamphlet that it!
sends out to tell the public what the !
college is doing? In advertising beauty
certainly pays, however barren of j
financial returns it may be elsewhere, j
says the Oregonian. !
The pictures in this pamphlet tell I
more thn the letter press, though that j
is as precise and informing as words '
need be. One picture presents a pair i
. I I . . . , . : u . u 1 1
u& iiapjr iiuiKcio Willi biic tuuec
students inspecting them. But it is
not the pigs themselves which strikes
the fancy so much as the legend under
the cut. "Mortgage raisers," they
are labeled. Is this not suggestive as
well as accurate?
Oreeon has never yet appreciated !
the Btaid and judicial pig at his full '
value. No animal brings in anything ;
like the same profits for the same ex
penditure of feed and labor, and yet
the Willamette Valley is far from be
ing populated with swine as it would
be if the farmers appreciated their
blessings better. The Agricultural
College, we gather, is making some
thing of a specialty of the pig, as it
is also of the Jersey cow, and in due
time the Oregon farmers will get the
benefit.
Other pictures show young men at
work pruning and spraying trees. The
women students are caught in the
act of preparing and serving food,
cutting out gowns and sewing. What
could be more practical and useful?
At the same time we must not make
the mistake of thinking that all this
is shorn of ideal values. The college
has its artistic side. The higher as
pects of work are not neglected, nor
do the students leave without gaining
that drudgery. The Argicultural Col
lege harks back to the fine old theory
of the renaissanice, that true art pro
ceeds from the workshop.
Many Idle Men
There appears to be a general move
ment of idle men toward the Pacific
coast, according to people .traveling
from eastern points to Californa.
The sight of so many idle men has
caused much comment among the
travelers. Many of these men, it is
said, have the appearance of mechanics
or tradesmen, and profess to be looking
for employment.
Train men complain that they are
experiencing difficulty in keeping these
men from westbound freight cars and
say that not for many years have they
noticed so many loiterers in the vicinity
of railroad yards, stations and along
the right of way. Upon one or two
occasions bands of these men have tak
en possession of an entire freigh train.
BEFORE BUILDING
GET PRICES ON
Clear Lumber, Mill Work
and Mouldings
EROM THE
FANDANGO LUMBER
COMPANY
ADDRESS:
WILLOW RANCH, CAL.
PROMPT SERVICE AND
TWENTY-FOUR. THOUSAND
Prescriptions have been filled at
this store in the past five years
This record shows better than
anything else the confidence
placed in this store by
both doctor and
patient
THORNTON'S DRUG STORE
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
P. M. COREY, Csnsra Manager
LAKEVIEW . OREGON
Operates SUf, carrying United States Mails, Express and Pump. (era tbs
fallowing routes:
ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH
KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW
AUTonOBILES OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE STAGES
FARES:
Klamath Falls Route
Alruras Route -Plush
Route
OEFICES:-
Lakevlew
Ptu.b
KUm.'h Falls
Atturas
J. P. DUCKWORTH
Office, Water St.
Lakeview Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
J. P. DUCKWORTH, Maxageb
Transfer and Drayage Ice Delivered
DAGGAGE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED
RATES n'KMSHtU'ON DEMAND
"OUR CUSTOMERS
The Lowest, Warmest and
Best Valley in Lake County
We have many ten-acre tracts, some adjoining listed
at from f 150 to ;lo0, one half of same w iih perpetual water- ,
right on never failing stieam.
Also finest of natural meadows.
Don't leave Lake County without seeing this valley.
Jennings-Meyer KealLy Company
VALLEY FALLS
REGARDING VARITIES
No doubt you realize the great importance
of planting such varities of fruits and flow
ers that have been demonstrated to be suc
cessful under like conditions in other com
munities. We have been growing general
nursery stock in the mountains, for many
vears and WE KNOW.
SEND FOR CATALOG AND PRICE LIST
The Klamath Nurseries, Klamath Falls, Oregon
GOOD WORKMANSHIP
One Way
$10.00
5.00
4.00
Round trip
$18.00
9.00
7.00
Stat Otflca
Snlllvaa Hotel
American Hotel
. Hotel Royal
H. VERNON
H. HUNKER
Telephone No. lO
ARE OUR ADVERTISERS"
OREGON