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JANUARY SPECIALS:
FINISH UP 1911 BY MAKING A GOOD INVESTMENT
Town Property
Takwa (i lint new bmmslow mi Hnwrr Ht... r-oiitnlnliiir I". room MnUlii'd
wiIi lftrd lllr and all tln lufft Ininrovvtin-ulM. K modid home.
h'nr 4 room roil U" o Wnlt-r N lol 'i 'x KM, nv Iitiii.
Kor 4 room li'iu h on M tli mi.,, t IiH2', -iy run,
Kor 7 room nKlc)t'iic, tmt li m hh tvllur, woo Ulmd, barn, currlngn
lion', fruit trees, liir-ti lot t lmn to Imalne couutr oil Water SI,.. ey
irriiH.
! r IimmIiih.k olllitt Mm k, new unit In khh) unlnr, ) ml riht for liirnm
liivi-Mt iiikiii, U pnyttiK IX Hri:riu iitti afier p Ink iiur, liiHiirewe, ll-n
iiimI litxin. K ii-v I'Tiiih
"Wo Soil Tho Roal Earth"
J. O'NEILL
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lakeview : Oregon
Farm
IVr Arr for C ipwh of goo Uraslng lml la Kant Warner, 60 in I lea from
l.akevh. Kny W-rin.
IVr arr for 101 arn4 with ImproTurn wM, honae aol barn, all In mea
dow, H mil south et of Laieriuw. Ivwjr terms.
IVr acre for 40 arrrn with watr running through It.
IVr acre for 80acrwi.V mil NW of Lkrlw, sorinif on It, eaay terrni.
IVr acre for 10 acre A mil-, with 10 aero waUr rlht. b(h sara braati
growing thereon. Kaay terms.
IVr acrw for 2)0 am of tlmbr lanl within 4 mile of town, nrntwl
to cut at leint 8000 cord of wxl. wh-ri clr-i will maka net profit
of 15.000 and thn land to th good. Buy trun. V
Taken HO acre timber land Id mile wt of Lakevle-.
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TIIIUSHAY JANUARY 4, 1W2.
BRIEF MENTION
I .a V 'Kiii' mull aud roal t tin
More Co
H, lluwla wunt to New 1' tin ('rvvk
n Monday.
Karl Alilxdt. of that r'orcat. Service
was in tu w ii Turnlav.
Nlrf Inn' of IhiIIi-m' two icci Hill
UUlim lllhl. r fiir lit McTr. Co,
(). C. (iilih who an arrival from
Klamath Falls Saturday.
Janira Curtia wu In from hia Drewa
Vallrv hnnii'Klra'4 vralrrday.
William Mima, of I'luah. ha lcn
ancridlnir the holiilav in Lakeview.
New Yrara' rrmlutlona are a k'ooI
deal like iiie rruht. eMail v broken.
The U-l built' nhver'a 10 ceula
iht ixiiiiiiI hi Hh'Ik-i ' 'mIi .tioro
II. L. Chanillor. of Crooked Creek,
waa an arrival in town laxt evening.
If you witot a ri'iill.v ico l amokc
for a Pirkln, Ir.V HlnrklllUU'M U-Milor,
Hurrah for 1912! Ita here in full
force, and it brouirht a coMnnau with
it.
C. W. Dent, livimr nortn of I'IunIi.
waa in the t'itv fur a few diva I nut
week.
Jamea 1. Duke waa in from hia down
the vallev ranch Saturday, doimr amne
tradinir.
S. S. Mt'Karlaml. of Kdmo. waa a citv
viaitor Saturday, a iruvnt of the Lake
view hoalrlerv.
Mm. Klltn Mrttotald haa returned
from an extended viait to relative at
liamton down tiv tho aca.
(iciod Irani of Iio-wm, liiiriirH", ','
oll.lniv And ifrnlu fur muIc chr.lp. A
il,V I It T. lriilill
Willia Grizrl. who Iihi ben nendini
the hoiblava in I.akeview. returned to
hia lii nie nt I'lun. Kridiiv.
Morrm Murtiliv miide an atmliration
to the countv i-iirk. Tuemlav. for hia
1 tlnal naturalualion naoerH.
C.ihhI dry 111 Hull . i I (i r null1 Ii y
II. S. Tatro. I ."'ii m- orliTH with (1
Shi rinnn I'.i-li r. '1
A roeial ilarre waa viven in Ireva
ValleT Friitav eveninv. which waa hivh
ly enjoved liv Hh iiHrliciuunta.
Mr. and Mr. S. S. Kioharda arrived
from Klamath Full Friday, and will
make their homo in thin vicinill.
M. H. I'owell. of San Kranciaeo.
after a vixil amonir frienila at PhIsIcv.
returned Saturday enroutu Hume.
Mra. Sim Arthur haa returned from
San Frum ihco. vthtierho Iiiih been a
liatirnt in a hoauitul for aoiuu time.
FurnUhod from ro nn. Kroiiul ll ior,
I bliH'k from liUHim-HH center. Kniiitio
Ktamlni-r o(II o. S'Il if
Wm. Vineyard and wife, of Fall
Itiver Cal.. arrived Friday cveninir for
a vlait with Mr. and Mrs. Wsrrjrrvjs.
W. O. Harmon, of tl.c V. 2. Cy!ri
4 cal Survey, waa here Friduv on irovern
ment bumnebn. a iruuat of Hotel Luke
view. Win. Simmons and Chaa. Murdoek.
of Vallev Falls, arrived in town lat
evening, and tire truuats of Hotel Luke
view. Or. K. I). Kverett. the uouular Dhv
aieian. haa received the aouointmcnt of
aurueon for thia citv and county bv the
N.-C.-O.
Thia town is very economically man
aifud. the tax lew for the coming vcar
beinir only 4 1-2 milla on the, dollar of
valuation.
J. W. Oliver, usaititant chief engineer
for the N."C.-0.. came ud from Cali
fornia Friday, and waa In tho city sev
eral dava.
All of the banks, the land office, the
uoBtodlca and some of the stores were
closed on Now Years' dav it was a
legul holiday.
Wm. Wood and D. Andrew, who are
holding down homesteads on the West
Side, were visitors in Lakeview Mon
day and Tuesday.
O. L. Dunbar, reoresentinar the
Lakeview, Mercantile Co., departed
Tueodav for l'ortland to order sprint;
goods for that concern.
Rev. M. T. Wire, oaator of tho M.
E. Church, departed yesterday morn
ing for a few davs visit with Harry
Utlev. at Vullev Fulls.
Tom McCullev. who has been in the
aopnitul at Santa Kosa. Cal.. for Home
weoks, confined to his beJ. cxoouls to
have to remuin there for the next six
months. He is ut tho Dr. Jesne hospital.
Mr. and Mra. Kobt. L. Weir, who
anent the holidava with Lakeview
friends. Tuemlav returned to their
home at Davis Creek,
A dancinv iiartv waa given New
Years' niwht at Nw Tine Creek, and
a large sleighing tiartv was mado uo
in this citv to attend it.
A food sale will be conducted bv the
Ladien' Aid society of the M. K.
Church Saturday at liailev & Massin
gill'a deuartmcnt store.
It. (i. Harrison and L. K. Tuttle. of
Portland were vlMitors in Lakeview
over Sunday. Thev came to sdv out the
land for future businea.
1 he January term of Countv Court
la now In aeaaion. It bromine to be a
long continued term, aa there is much
bunincHS to be transacted.
Daniel Hoone. the well known New
Pine Creek merchant. was a Lakeview
viaitor Monday iust to so once mure
how the New Year came in.
Walter Stone and David A. Han
burv. homesteadera on tho West Side,
came, to town New Years' dsv on
business and staved over night.
Wanted, linsltion bv man and wife,
colored, both good Cooks. Man rood
all round on ranch. Addresa Sandy L.
Tullixer. 7571th St.. Oakland. Cal.
A communication from "Siiouery
Jim" was received bv the Examiner
this week, but as the true name of the
writer is unknown it is not tmbliahed.
Mm Olive Thruston has teen install
ed as telenhone oneratur at the citv
exchuiiK). succeeding Miss Alice Mc
(irath. who has koiiu to Hockv Ford.
(l.
Wm. J. Archer and It. II. Rogers,
dtiiutv countv surveyors, who have
been working in the Silver Lake re
gion for some weeks, returned to town
New Years evening.
The funeral of Bert L. Tavlor the
hlaver and suicidn took ulace at 4
o't lot k of January 2 I. frum the Wal
lace iinilertakinK liarlors. being con
ducted at iiublin exocntc.
N. Hulii r. whoHu (louring mill at
Pit'hcr. Cal., w as debt roved bv fire
earlv in November, is contemolating
renliicii.g it with a modern mill
throiiiiiiii in the near future.
Waller L. Dutton and Bister. Miss
Kate, who uncut the holidays with
j their narenta at Davia.Creek. were in
! Lakeview Tuemlav and vesterdav left
i for Corvatliit tj resume their studies in
t). A. C.
itev. CharUa M. Sheldon, author of
the storv. "In His Steus." has resign
ed from his nastorate of the Tone k a.
Kani-as. Congregational church, and
announi-ed his intei.tion of lecturing
on socialism.
It has become not onlv allowable
but the faahion for Chinamen to cut
off their uigtails. but members of
the Flowery kingdom in uakeview are
not of the fashionable sort, thev still
wear their hair in braida.
The Oregon Suureme Court has do
clnrrd it il'essl and a violation of the
law to maintbln a club and thereby
Idisueime liquors in a dry town. Dihuos-
ing of I'ouors fur couoons is a sale,
holds the court.
At a meeting of tho Commercial
Club, held Monday evening, a resolu
tion was DusHed and sent to President
Taft anealing to him to see that a iust
share of the funds of the reclamation
service be allotted tu this state. J.UJ
J. Q Willits. tho cnuntv suuerinten
dent. who has been in attendance at
the County School Superintendent's
convention, at Portland, having been
gone for about two weeks, is exDectd
home the latter Dart of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Watson's baby
last Saturday had the misfortune to
lip a cunof hot cof.ee over its left hand,
badlv scalding the tender flesh. Dr.
Everett was called and ministered to
tho child, and the injury is healing.
Miss Joseuhlne Beach entertained
few of her girl friends lust Friday
evening at the Harrv Bailev home,
those present being Misses Fiances
Mavlleld. Lurilo and Olive liailev.
Margie Bernard. Trixy McVey and the
hnstoHS,
The civil engineers of the N.-C.-O.
Rv. are engaged in surveying the
ground for a sidetrack and Y at the
new station known as Wendell. 8 miles
south of town. The Y it is reoorted.
will be used for reaching a landing
on the lukeshore.
The net profit for the November
of the Guldlleld Consolidated Mines
Co.. of which George WinkllclJ is the
ulneioal owner wts $rilO.G96.G8. That
beats chasing mavericks on the Lake
county runues. which was George's
foriuur occupation.
( Ceo. I'. Iivegro. a former well
, known busimarman of Lakeview but
now a resident of Valleljo. Cal., is Dav-
Ing thia aertiou a visit.
i O. U. Gihbs. an attorney recently of
Dickinson. N. D.. arrived in Lakeview
a few dava since and haa decided to lo-
rate here, lie has taken offices with
the Morgan Abstract Co.
Louis Kendl. of the Lakeview Brew
ing Co.. haa born spending the holidays
In California. He expected to be back
toils v. but his manv friends are guess
ing that he will be delaved.
j
The Kebekah Teajun Club entertain-
; ed their friends at the Odd Fellows
hall I ant Friday evening witn a Christ
mas tree, followed bv an indulgence in
rarda and delirious refreshments. A
large attendance was present and
everybody had a fine lime.
i Mr. and Mra. W. II. Harvey, assist
ed bv their dsughter. Mrs. Joaie Stork-
. man, gave a midnight supper to a few
' of their frienda Friday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. McKendree. Mr.
and Mra. Elmer Ahlstrom and Misa
Dola Garrett, being the guests.
I The Commercial Club of th's citv
haa been notified bv the secretary of
the Chamher of Commerce of San
Francim'o that W. P. Berrv of the
Cro ker National bank has been select
ed to represent that cit v at the Luke
view celebration of Unilroad Dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bennett, of
Warner Vallev. returned Friday from
Santa Kona. where thev have been
staring during the earlv portion of the
winter. Thev were met in Lakeview
bv their daughter and her husband.
Mr. and Mra. Irving Wakefield, and
en'oried to their home.
If thoxe in the citv who are interest
ed in the organization here of
a litemrv society will notify the local
editor of the Examiner he will call a
meeting of a preliminary character
at some convenient place in next
week 'a osner. Once on its feet such a
move is certain to become ponular.
I Wm. Wallace. Citv Recorder, met
with an accident la-t Friday. He was
carrying in a load of wood at his resi
dence, when he slipped and fell heavilv
to the floor, falling on some of the
fuel, resulting in iniuring two cf his
rits and causing a tdiork to his svstem,
from which he has fullered a good
deal since.
F. E. Anderson, countv commission
er, who lives 110 miles north of Lake
view, arrived Monday evening on the
stave tu be in attendsnce at the regu
lar meeting of the countv court on
Wednesday. Folks don't generally
comprehend the fact that Lake county
is bigger than the wbulu state of New
Jersey, but it is.
Word has been received that the
furnace for the stesm heating plant of
the new high school building arrived
at San Fancisco on the 2'Jth. It was
shinned round the Horn from Erie.
Penn. It was shipped fur Lakeview
on the 2d. and is expected to arrive
about the 15th. and it will take some
ten davs more for its installation.
The cold snap which succeeded the
snowstorm of the latter Dart of last
; week has been the most severe this
vicinity has experienced for several
years. Tuesday morning tho mercury
registered 4 degrees below, and vester
dav the record ot instruments varied
from 13 to 20. As soon as tho sun
came uu. however, the weather moder
, ated.
Senator Bourne has joined in the re
commendation for the reappointment
of F. P. Cronemiller as receiver of the
U. S. Land Office at this ulace. and
hence it is assured that Mr. Crone
' miller will secure the desire 1 t)cr!t!on.
It ia likely that the appointment will
be made this week, although possibly
' the President will not send in the nom-
ination until next Tuesday.
The New Years' Leso Ye Br dance,
wbicn was to have been given bv the
Wizards last Monday evening, was
postponed because of the untoward
'death of Citv Marshal Brown, and sad-
ness took the ulace of joy and gladness
' In the hearts of the voung people. The
event was as sad as it was startling
and unexpected. Trulv. one never
knows what a day will bring todh.
I The greatest difficulty which has
teen met with bv the ladies who have
been trying to arrange for the entertain
ment of the guests ot the citv on Rail
road Dav is because no tiodv could tell
within a hundred how manv would have
! to be provided for. and this fact will
not become known and indeed cannot
become known until Suturdav after
' the train is well on its wav from Reno,
from which ulace it is to start at 7 a.
' m. It has been reoorted that 100 will
come from Altuias, but unuronitious
weather may cut thia number down a
good manv numbers.
8trattonMoutton
Joseph Lerov Stratton. of Fort Rock,
and MIns Auguata Mnulton De Forest
of Washington, 1). C were married
Thursday, the 14th of December, at
the home of the bride's sister. Mra.
Walter Hansen, in Ardenwald near Port
land. The marriare ceremonv was read
Rev. H. L. Bates of Paciie University
in tbe D'ence of twentv-fWa friends
of the families. A United States flag
formed the background with ferns.
Oregon grane and cut flowers for de-.
corations. The bride wore a brown vel
vet traveling suit. Little Bertha Han
sen and Marv Pierre, nieces oi the
bride, acted as ring bearer and flower
girl respectfully. "Oh Promise Me"
was aung bv Miss Christina Olson.
The wedding march was ulaved bv Mrs.
C. R. Dannells.
Mr. and Mrs. Stratton left the same
evening for points of interest in Ore
gon. Thev will te at their home in
Fort Rock after January 1. 1912.
Jolly G. G. G. Party
At the home of Misa Lura Snider the
girls of the G.G.G. club, at their regu
lar meeting last Wednesday evening
had a beautifully decorated Christmas
tree. During the entertainment a
typical Santa Claus made his appear
ance, followed bv the rendition cf a
pleasing . program and the discussion
a toothsome lunch.
Bieber Goes Dry
Out of 21G votes cast last Friday in
Bieber. I'ittvilie and Providence pre
cincts, the three poling places in the
Fourth Supervisor district of Modco
countv. Cal.. on the "wet" and "arv"
Question. 161 were cast fur no saloons
and 82 for saloons. In Bieber the vote
! stood C for and 112 sgainst. I'ittvilie
I I..! .4 Bulnnni unit 9? uirninut ami
Providence stood 2 for and 25 against.
Card of Thanks
The undersigned take this method
of tendering their sincere thanks for
the kindre?aes shown bv manv friends
during and before the obseauies of
their late husband and father, and es
pecially to those who so generously
furnished such a profusion of cut
I flowers. These generous acts will ever
be keut on the tut lets of our memory.
MRS. ARNETA BROWN and t.ON.
Presbyterian Services
Services will be held in Masonic Hall
' Sunday morning and evening. In the
morning a New Year's sermon Jw i 1 1
be preached. . In the evening the Sun
day school choir will sing. Bv reoue.st
thev will repeat the "Candle drill and
song" which thev 2ave at the Christ
mas exercises, an 1 will sing other
songs. A short "Candle sermon" will
be given bv the pastor. All are invited.
Young: Men Entertain
The Young Men's club of Lakeview
gave a reception to their ladv friends
at the Odd Fellows' hall, as a sort of
Leao Year function. About forty were
present. Social games were the order
of tbe evening, after which a supper
was served the Young Men serving
instead of the ladies. It was an enjuv
able occasion.
Wanted, Agent
To liRii'llo tx't autoiiiotille built In
Aiueilcu. Excliihlve In this country.
Built by Old lime Line Manufacturer.
Lite guurautev. f'll starting, long
wheel base, uo depot-it required Pre
fer dealer now In business, but will
consider live people who will enter
IiuhIiiom-. This agency Includes a
complete correspondence salea course,
l.argent dlncouiit ever offered. Deal
direct with factory. Address Bales
iiniutigvr. OiK) WaNbingtou St., Port
land, Oie. 1215
vVe Want Your
Jobwork
You will want usi to
have it when you see
our samples and hear
:: :: OUR PRICES :: u
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Call at thU office tvhtn
in neat of anything
in the tine of
Chautauqua Circle
After two weeks vacation the Chau
tauuua Circle will again resume their
work, and will meet with Mrs. N. T.
Corev Monday evening. January 8.
Program: Roll call, current events.
"The Argentine.'' Chsutauouan.
"Reading Jodrnev thru South Ameri
ca" IV. Miss Gertrude Vernon. "The
Expression of American Dramatists."
Chsutauouan. "As we see ourselves."
IV Miss Minnie Vernon. "Refrigera
tion." Chautauauan. "American En
gineering" IV. Mrs. J. D. Venator.
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Extra Quality Electric Seal $5.00
Caps made of good weight fancy suit
ing, with lambskin inside bands, at
$1.25
Plain and fancy, with muskrat inside
bands at $1.50
BRITTEN &
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H
ere They Are
Every Ladies' Suit in the House Must
GoAnd Go Quick
EVERY ONE A
La VOGUE SUIT
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Also a few Ladies' & Misses'
J9J0 Coats to go at Exactly
Half Price. Come and look
them overthey are bargains.
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
A Broken Ankle
Jack Batchelder is now nursing m
broken ankle, and as a conseouence la
said to be as cranky as a dog with a
sore tail. The cause of tbe accldant
was an lev sidewalk which caused bia
foot to slio and in turn snapped one of
the bones in two. It is likely that b
will soon be seen limping around. an4
will then tell of the iova experienced
in teing waited upon with no fires t
build these cold mornings, and so oa.
KUBSCRIBK FOR TUB KX4MIXER
GORDON
HATS &
CAPS
The New Gordon
Velour Hat,. ..$5
The Oordon Tel
escoped Mat, $3
Muskrat Caps
at $4
ERICKSON
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Look At These Prices:
Regular $1G.50 Suits, now $11.00
18.50 " " 12.50
20.00 " " 14.25
22.50 " 44 16.50
25 00 " 44 17.50
27.50 44 44 18.50
30.00 44 44 19.50
35.00 44 44 22.50
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