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SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY COMPANY
OUR FIRE IN8URANCE COMPANIES
Union Assurance Co. of London
American Central Insurance Co. of St. Louis
St. Pauls Automobile Insurance Co.
Globe ami Rutgers Fire Insurance Co ofN Y.
WE BUY, LEASE OR SELL 0. V. L CO.'S TRACTS OR LOTS
FRUIT LANDS IN 0008E LAKE VALLEY The
Very Best For Sale In Small or Large Tracts
HOMESTEADS CITY PROPERTY
Improved & Unimproved Farms. We Specialize Fruit Lands
FIOELTY IN8USANCE
United States Fidelty A Guaranty Co.
of llaltimorc, Md. Bonds of all descriptions.
LIFE IN8URANCE
Union Central Life Ins. Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Assets, 74 Millions
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Inhc County gramtner
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BRIEF MENTION
All nir ll.M (tn. I fl.M vvaUt tn go
nt in. Merc. Co.
1Ioiim dreaeN itt reduced priori t
Mcremille (Store.
II. G. MsrUn, of Tine Crock . kii
wt of Friday's visitor.
All our (uncy I nee and iiei atrip
lndle how 3 pair ftOc. Mere. Co.
Odd and ,nd in lsdlitt cuuvart
hoes .VV, ?S! mi l f I IK). More. Co.
Mm. Illurton. of New I'ina Creek,
m ono of Friday's visitors in town.
If ymi wnut u. reully wi snioke
lor a oti-hl. try tstorkiuiiu'ii Lender.
Uum. in this city, July 2(1. 1911. to
Mr. and Mr. I.. 1 Mauitey, a con.
. Mr. ami Mm. W. D. Ilishop lint
week were presented with a baby boy.
Ma T. V. Hall tin returned from
t . visit with her parents at Willow
Kanch.
Mm. Alice M. Noel will teach tho
l'lcimsnt Valley school during the
.uniiner.
Mr, ami Mm J. H. Auten were mnlo
.happy Ut Friday by tho arrival of a
iihI'V if i r I .
Fsrnum Harris in huvinj; his home
on Main street covered with a fresh
voatiiiir of pint.
S 1'. Dicks, the well known Crooked
Creek rancher, wan in town Sittur lay
Mil. M ltlKilH'lR visit.
(J. W. tooley. u prominent 1'iiiHlcy
rancher, wan in town during the week
on M btisinca vixit.
Mls Laura .SnelliiiK. 'C ttiit place.
Monday morning, left for Sii Fran
cisco on a vacation trip.
Tho road lending to t'rntvr I. like are j
now tree from snow, hiiI many autos
are puHHinn to and fro daily.
Sturkiiiiiii uhcm oi.Iy the bent it
tobaccos In tliu lii'iuiidictiiro of Mm
clK'irf. Try them and le convinced.
hrnt-Ht L. II. Meyer, the well known
Valley FbIIh tostinaxtcr, merchant,
vie., wan in town Monday.
Minn Kinmu Arr.ner, who has been
viwtl nif with tho Hoydstun family on
the West Side, Sunday returned to
town.
Maurice. Murphy, u pr minent I'hib
!ey iiheep mun. whh hero for several
days tho forepart of tho week on a
huttincss viitit.
Mis I'rrxis Curtis, of Valley Falls,
was a visitor, hero lor soveral days
laxt week, beiiiKjhe Kuest of Mr. and
Mm. E. J. Stono.
Mr. and Mm.IL. F. Conn and child
ren are now enjoyinxthe pleasures of
camp life, having ono over to Deep
Creek Tuohday.
K. A. Uradley whhJii from Thomas
('reek during the week attending to
various business matter connected
with bin work.
JA very nicedance whh held at itlio
Opt-ra House 'on Saturday night lust,
and a pleusunt ut k- i it I time was enjoy
ed, by all present.
, ' Mm. W. L.'fcClapp, who , ha many
friendu in Lakeview, wus over from
Klamath Falls for severul duya last
week on a shortvisit.
i ; Samuel Stone, who recently took up
resilience , on his homestead in tho
Valley Falls section, Tuesday came in
town on a business, visit.
If A party consisting of Marx Lauor,
J. Kaehford. T. li. liul'lurd. and J.
I.Hiicr. all prominent Alturas residents
Sunday, registered at the Hotel Lake
view. Mm. Itighum, a well known rcsidui t
of4Oregonjt-ity, lastj-week arrived In
town and in now spending a few days
on a visit with her daughter, Mm. Guy
CauMuy.
Al Robert him accepted tliu agency
. of the noted l.imm clothing, nod
IiuhJuhi received miinplcs of all the
latent weiivoH, which be Im now ills-
playing.
Miss Eva Murguret Clark, who has
been visiting J her many Lakeview
friends during trie past aeveral weeks,
yesterday left on her return to Sun
Francisco.
Mr. and Mm. F. A. Fitzpartick,
with children, were down from the
ZX ranch the forepart of the week and
remained for.ieverul duya renewing
acquaintances.
The new galvanized iron culvertsjre
cently received for use on tne county
'highways , are'now lelng put In under
thejvarious bridges and at other points
where needed along the road between
Lakeviow and Warner Canyon. j
J. Frankl went down to Alturaa
Monday on a buslnem trip. He will
visit Likely before he returns, and will
doubtloM pick up a few bags of wool
on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Macnab have
removed froum the Tonmngsen bunga
low south ot town to the Graves resi
dence on Main street, where they have
rented several rooms.
Ike Kent, whogsinel more or less
fame as a mixologist at the Hotel
Lakeview bar. Is now at Bsker, .to
which plsce he has ordered a copy of
the F.xamlner sent him.
John Arr.ner, the local carpenter. Is
getting along nicely with the improve
ments to his house on Slash street and
will probably have the addition com
pleted In short time now.
O. T. McKen Iree a few deys ago
purchased A. 11. Schroder's wool.
the price reported being 12 1-2 cents.
Mr. Schroder's jlip consisted of up-
wards of 20,000 pounds.
Mrs. Sim Arthur hss been danger -
ously III at her home on the Slash for Irving Sherlock and Frank I'arker,
the psst week, but is now feeling much both hunters of the Teddy Roosevelt
improved. During her illness she has ' typo, who have been camping in the
been attended by her sisters. . Chewaucan country during the past
Mr. and Mrs. r'. O. Bunting and week. Monday returned to iown and re
children this morning left on a three P'"' " kinds of variegated luck in the
weeks auto trip to Bend. Portland and
Willamette valley towns, anil will
return by way of Crater Lake.
Ilertie Sinder. tho well known em-'
ployee ot Thornton's Drug store, Mon
day started for tho upper Chewaucan
country where he cxpucl to spend a ,
week or more on a camping.) rip.
Nute Srnitn. who has been employed
by tho 7T Company during tho pust
several months, is now driving stage
on the Western route but will! shortly
take charge of tho Bly station. j
Mm. It. A. Bradley, accompanied by
her two children, .Tuesday morning
left for Ilidwcll and the surrounding
country where she exports to remain
for several weeks visiting with rela
tives. Mart Hopkins, who needs no intro
duction herebouts. returned lust week
from a several days camping , trip to
Mud Creek. Mart reports that ho
enjoyed an excellent time while
absent.
Work on the Joe Fuller house, now
being erected at tho corner of Slash
and West Streets, is coming along
nicely. Tho stono masons were at
work all day Sunday putting in the
foundation.
Mrs. John McCulley. ir the West
Side, Monday came into town for
supplies. She was uecompunied by her
grundsnns, William McCulley and
Hermann Arzner, both of whom are
visiting with her.
Gus A. liovegreu, a timber cruiser
in the employ of the Government, has
been at work in .this and district for
the past Severn) weeks. During the
past few days he has been examining
the claims in this vicinity.
Tom Sagris, the contractor who has ! the stock. Mr. Jones will graze the
hud tho railroad work, around Sugar j sheep on the Forest range allotted to
Hill in charge, was in Lakeview last Stephenson for the balance of the year,
week. He reports that ho is getting j although not acquiring any future
along fine with tho work and expects rights which Mr. Stephenson is enti
to have it completed in a short tune. ! tied to on the National Forest.
Big Clearance Sae
OF
SUMMER GOODS
BEGINNING ON SATURDAY AND
LASTING TEN PAYS
The Prices Will Be a Big Surprise
MRS. A. M. NEILON
womsn's o xt a? je i rr aria rt
WALLACE & SON
(Wm. Wallace, Coroner for Lako County)
UNDERTAKERS
I'KOMPT ATTENTION AND
Parlors, next door
WATSON
G. Sherman Easter has just received
a large cnnslgament of cutglass which
Is greatly admired by lovers of such
things. There are many elegant pieces
Included In the assortment, any one ot
which would make the housewife glad.
J. 1W. Nixon, of the popular Mud
Creek station, Monday, came In for
various items of grub. "Bill" says
tnat the simple life agrees with him
In every way, and he expects to give
all city life a wide berth from now on.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heryford were
up from Fine Creek on Tuesday of this
week. Mrs. Heryford fame up to see
her father. C. C. Pratt, who was seri
ously Injured last week, an account of
which was given in last Thursday's
Examiner.
Bill Hammeraley, the well known
Government hunter, last week came
into town from the Chandler ranch in
Drew's Valley. Bill reports ;tht he
i hsving much success In trapping the
coyotes of that section, as well as a
! tew ,arK0 wildcat.
riKiiing and hunting lines.
A very nice surprise party on Mrs.
L. Kerrigan, who has been here on a
visit with her sister, Mrs. W. K.
Barry, was given by tho ladies of the
Cathoilc Altar Society. A large
attendance was present, and a social
time was enjoyed by all.
Stunley Hanson was up from the
Davis Creek country for several davs
lust week, and reports that construc
tion work on the railroad is coming
along nicely. While hero, Stanley took
the opportunity to attend the Saturday
night dance at the Opera House.
Many of the sheepmen received
checks for their wool from the various
buying firms during the bitter part of I
last week, and as a result were in very
jubilant spirits. No doubt the local
stores received quite a few dollars of
this money in payment of accounts
duo.
Manuel Swartz. one of our local (
sheepmen, was in from the Thomas
Creek country last week for supplies
Manuel says the grass on tne range
this your is about tho best bo eve
saw. ami he looks for the sheep to be
fat before going to the desert next
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shepherd, of
Portland, are now spending a few days
in this vicinity. Mr. Shepherd is asso
ciated with his father and brother in
the piano business, and while here is
attending to the dolivry of several
pianos as well as drumming up a little
business.
I In one of our last week's locals we
mentioned the fact that Ed Stephen
son, a local sheepman, had sold aeveral
i hundred head of cheep to Dan Jones,
I together with vrazing privileges tor
ALL
SATISFACTION GUAUANTEED
to Telephone Office
BUILDING
J. B. Auten. F. Fetsch and C. II.
Coombs this morning left on a hunting
trip In the Summer Lake section.
There will be some big hunting yarn
spun on their return, regardless of trie
results of the hunt.
The cement sidewalk in front of
Bieber's Cash store and Mm. Keilon's
Millinery parlors is now completed
and opened to public use. The walk is
cerUnily a dandy and in connection
with the one In front of the Colorado
Cafe makes quite a strip along our
main street.
A very nice house is being erected
by W. G. Fuller at the south end of
Main etreet. Mr. Fuller is a compara
tively new comer in this eountry. and
liked it so well that he decided to
locate here premanently. He is now
running the South End Livery and
Feed Barn.
Stone & Utley have taken the
agency for the famous Alb.iny Nurser
ies and are taking orders for the same.
One of their specialties is to lurnish
trees of the best vsrieties at a rate of
til per acre. Full particualM may be
had by applying to E. J. Stone, the
photographer.
John York, a recent resilient of Fort
Rock who was working at Grants Pass,
was foully murdered on the 16th by a
man whom he had befriended, says
the Silver Lake Leader. The fiend
who did the deed was captured a few
days later, with the murdered man's
wagons and homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kimball, of
Klamath Falls, were in Lakeview
I ues ,ay nigni. Mr. rumnail is on a
! tour of """Ration of the Weyerhauser
' T 1 . I . k vp
timber lands, and yesterday left for
the Canby tract, west of Alturas.
"Jack" is now sporting an auto and
claims to be an expert "gas" man.
In the Portland market last Thurs
day steers showed a range in the day's
sales of $4.50 to$ 5.75. Cows sold from
13 to $4.75 and. good light calves
' brouKh' '''here was a single sale
of a bunch of 340 sheep, which brought
$2.50. A small bunch of top grade hogs
went at $7.65 and a heavier lot brought
$7.25.
T. M. Murphy, of Sioux City. Iowa
was a pleasant caller at the Examiner
office Tuesday. Mr. Murphy had just
(come in from a trip overland through
r j Central Oregon, having also visited
numerous places in the Willamette.
He is well pleased with this portion j
of the State and expecU to locate in I
this section. j
Pat Murphy, a well known sheepman
of the Paisley section, several days ago
arrived here from the north end of the !
county with a very badly injured right i
arm. The injury was caused by being :
bucked from a spirited horse, and 1
Mr. Murphy came here for treatment, !
He is being cared for by Doctore
Everett and Daly. j
Buy It now. Now Is the tim to :
buy a bottle of Cbaruberluln'a Colic. :
Cboiera and Diarrhoea Remedy, it Is ,
almost certain to be needed before I
the summer ie over. This reined I
has no superior. For Bale by all nooil
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We arc now ready to furnish Complete Ab
stracts to 0. V. L Properties as follows:
Tracts
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LAKE COUNTY LAND & TITLE CO.
LAKEVIEW
AT PL V WW CANAL '
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n . . Coffee House
11 ELL l3 (W aTsON HLOCK, Near Telephone Office)
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give you a correct figure and a grace
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Come in and ask to see the model
made for you.
Every Parisiana is guaranteed to give you good
wear, or you will receive a new corset without
charge.
The price you have been paying will buy a guar
anteed Parisiana.
LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE CO.
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