Town Property
"Wm 6ml I The float Earth"
J. O'NEILL
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lakeview : Oregon
Far mo
' Per ac re for IIJ0 acre In meadow about a mile from depot. Em, term.
Ter acre for 100 acre In meadow ltd famine and barn, all feooed. Easy
terma.
Tar acre for 180 acres floe grain land, seven mile from Lakeview, weat.
Eany term.
Per acre for iW acrea fine grain laod, 1 mile from tbe O. V. L. addition.
Eaay terma. :
Ter acre takea 200 acre of timber land 8 mile from the city. Boy close
tn and yonr profit will be large. Easy term.
Kor a nil mm 6 room houw-, wood Mi.h!, chicken houw and barn Urea
lot JMH23, fill fenerd, abui one ,(M ro, Rt, hc,,!, jUNt built last
enr, rttur term.
Taaea4lv wlthUrgahou cl to huine.a w.tt,r M0 Watoratrert
will -II ill or part. Tl.t- I. 'y.ur rhiturt to .cm buHiu, location!
Enav terms.
Kr a nice ft-room houee, nlao g0, Urn, largo lot 100x204, on Slash 8t
near the depot. Eimv term. '
Foronrof lh lt bungnl..e 1., th. city; alao new barn, largo corner
lot, A bargain, don't l.ilm It. Kimy leniiM.
moo
110.00
$20.00
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20.00
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laftc County Ernmtncr
TIIUUSDAY, HCHUUARY 3D. 19ia.
BRIEF MENTION
New Ulnghani at It & M'a.
All kind of new Khlru at II & M'a.
blrul Nhlrte, all new at II A M'a.
Ollll Howard, of 111, la In tb cltv
thlt week.
ItnmiMiiber, we m-II llttnnan Shoe.
U M'a
S. Gallagher Monday came uo from
New Tine Crook.
Ia Vogue auita aod eont at the
Mi-rc. Co.
For sale, good dry wood. Pbon
WS. N. T. Cur,. Fltf
Uur aprtnic line of Hhlrt WaiaU ara
here. II A M'a
Wataon & Utrlplln bay and sell eee
onl band good, it.
Our Nblrt WuUU ai nobby and up
to date. B & M'a.
Nlif line of ladiea' two piece and
yoion ndrear at Mere. Co.
lfyouwaota really k'"1 amoke
fur a olckle, try Htnrkman'a Leader.
The beat butter Oliver' -40 centa
pu pound at Uiebor'a Ceah ntore.
Krneet Mever. of Valley Falle. ia
t pending aeveral dava In Lakaviow.
Mr. W. J. White Sunday left for
i '.hrea week 'a vlait to Reno, Nevada.
A. G. Bu. waa In town thia week
taking ordara for the Roval typewriter.
E. A. Prldav. the I'luah merchant
Sunday waa regiatered at Hotel Lake
view. Kmltt Wad and Clav La tun were
viiitora from New Tine Creek thia
week.
John Daw of the Drew creek dam
waa a vialtur In tbe city the flint of the
week.
The warm soring weather hat brought
(he Butter Cuua on tbe hillaldea In
bloom.
Ilenrv Funk and wife will occunv
the S. J. McKe retldcnc on Main
ttreet.
Dr. B. Daly laat week left for Port
land where he waa called on bualneaa
matter.
Born In Lakeview. Wednesday. Feb.
. to Mr. and Mr,. N. Waldo Tevlor
a baby girl.
R. A. Wtaon. the Pluah aheeoman.
it spending a few dava of recreation
in Lakeview.
Ike Eccleaton Saturday came up from
hia ranch to tee bow the town was
KOBressing.
Mr. and Mra. Hugo Levva have re
turned from a aeveral weeka atav at
Summer Lake.
Geo. Small and W. C. Bulck. of Sli
ver Lake are bualneaa viaitora in the
citv thia week.
FurnlalDHi iront room, ground floor,
I bliK'k from buHint'MM center. Enquire
Examiner office. rVpU tf
S. O Creaaler and George Hankina
Sunday left for San Franciaco. Mr.
Creaaler ha been auite Dourly of late
and will spend a few weeka in Calif
ornia fur the boneltt of hla health. It
ia aaid that Mr. Hankina went down on
automobile business and will return in
a few dava.
Arthur Parker of Adal came over lat
week to attend the dance given bv the
Commercial Club.
Good dry 1(1 Inch ood for tftlo by
H. H. Tatro. I-iive order with (J.
Kheruoin KaaU-r. J. IK
Deiilnnlng with next Saturday even
Ink, the store will remain ooen after
I i o'clock until further notice.
Mr. Emma Keadv. of Blv. la vlait
Ing In Lakeview thia week with her
brothera P. M. and N. T. Cory.
B. W. Andrews and Dave Hand
burv. Saturday, were In town from
their homestead on the Weat Side.
C. B. Kooser. of the West Side. Mon
day came in from hla ranch and while
here ourrhaaed a team from Nolan
Currev. j
Henry Boydatun Tueadav came in
from kla Weit Sid ranch. H la mak- j
Inr preparation to beam hia spring
I farming.
Sine Samuel L. Evana haa taken
charge of the Klamath Pioneer Pre a
decided improvement ia notioable in
the paer. j
Mra. V. L. Snellina next Wednesday
will entertain the ladiea of the M. E.
Church Aid Society at ber borne on
Main atreet.
A. Bieber laat week returned from
San Francisco. While away he pur
chased a larva stock of merchandise for
his sprint trade.
Mr. and Mr. Guv Foster, ot New
Pine Creek, are this week visltina in
Lakeview. the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. C. Schminek.
G. D. Arthur. J. McDermot. Wm.
Carter and Geo. Nelson farmer of tbe
West Side, were transacting bualneaa
In town Saturday.
The Examiner la in receiotof a Urn
number of srarden aeeds. cent out bv
Hon. Jonathan Bourne, which are for
free diatrlbutfon. -
It la reported that Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Watson are expected home thia week
from California, where thev have teen
the past two month.
E. S. Bernev ot the Berney Con
trurtion Company. Monday, atarted
from Reno on hia way to Chicago where
ho waa called on bualneaa.
M. Lauritten veaterdav passed
through Lakeview on nil return to
Paisley from Oakland where he haa
been spending the wjnter.
Steve Moaa. the Chewaucan valley
stockman. Monday arrived In Lakeview
from San Francisco where he baa been
pending the Past few weeka.
By defeating Abe Attell in a twenty
round contest Feb. 2 at Loa Angelea.
Johnnv Kilblane. of Cleveland. Ohio,
now become featherweight champion.
Mr. and Mra. N. Fine laat week re
turned from San Franciaco where thev
have been (pending the winter. They
left for their home in Warner Mondav.
Gilbert D. Brown, forest auoerviaor.
who haa been confined to hia home for
the past several dava bv n attack of la
grippe, is now able to attend to his
office duties.
As the Examiner la going to press, it
ia reported that J. C. Wing I a at the
Lakeview howoiul in a verv critical
condition and is not expected to live.
He came here lent fall from York
state. We trust the worst will not
come.
J. M, Kirk Patrick waa a bualneaa
visitor from Willow Ranch this week,
J. E. Harper and A. A. Ilenrv, of
Paialev. wer transacting bualneaa In
the citv thia weak.
C. U. Snider will leave In a couple
of weeka tor San Franciaco where be
will go to purchase the hardwood flroo
and atage ace..ery. etc.. for hia new
opera house.
The rood weather and dry roads are
causing auto possessors to polish up
their csrs preparatory to bringing them
out of the garages for the soring and
snmmer season.
G. W. Bentx was in from the dam
tbe first of tbe week. He sava thev
have about twenty men employed at
tbe dam at present and work I pro
gressing nicely.
The town officials have made a decid
ed improvement on Main street bv Ail
ing in some of tbe lower place which
have alwavs been muddy during tbe
wet seasona of tbe year.
F. 11. Hanson and Bert Harper came
In from the Point ranch Saturday in
former'a Dorr Is car. Tbev continued to
Davia Creek In the machine where Mr.
Hanson waa called on bualneaa.
In thia weeka Issue appears the an
nouncement of W. B. Snider, who seek
re-election to the office of Sheriff. Mr.
Snider so far has no opponent and he
will no doubt carrv off tbe laurels of
this office without opposition.
Leslie Vanderoool l&t week returned
from Prineville. where be was called
some time ago on account of illness and
the death of bis sister. Mra. Lilly
O'Farrell. who died at that place Feb
ruary 17. at the age of 3D yeara.
Geo. C. Turner, the prosperous
rancher and stockman of Surprise Val
ley, waa a business visitor in Lakeview
laat week. He came over to deliver
a abioment of bama and bacon which
waa eold to Bailey Si Masaingill.
Tbe Silver Lake Leader aava Jaa.
Wakefield, wbo went to Crescent Citv
to recover aome stolen horses, last week
returned umotv-banded. It alao eta ted
that Fonao who waa being held in cue-
tody on tbe charge bad been released.
Tbe Bidwell Gold Nuggett of last
week contained tbe announcement that
an organized company of that town
would thia week assume control of the
plant and former editor E. U. Frank
lin would retire.
M. Barnes today left on a business
trio to Paisley and Summer Lake.
Mra. Higby accompanied him as far
aa Paialey to asaist in moving her
effecta from that place to Lakeview.
where ahe expecta to make ber future
home.
Mra. W. H. Shirk yesterday returned
from Oakland, where ahe waa called bv
the illness of her mother and aister.
She left her mother greatly Improved
In health while her stater is recovering
more slowlv.
J. A. Richarda was uo from New
Pine Creek Saturday. While here he
made his official announcement as a
candidate for the office of County
School Superintendent. He has been
teaching in the county schools for the
past two years, and he decldedto enter
the race entirely upon the solicitation
of friends. Mr. Richarda waa formerly
from Kansas and takes a great interest
in educational wra. He would no
doubt capablv fill the ottlce he seeks.
The Home of
Values
Good
'TfTNow is the time to do your spring sew
( I ing. We have just received a new line
VL of Scotch Zephyrs, Suitings, Halcyon,
Batiste, Egyptian Tissues, Flaxons,
Pacific Foulards and Silk Waist Pat
terns Our New Shirt Waists are of
the very latest patterns.
Bailey Massing!!
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County Assessor A. J. Foater and
Fred KIippcI this week come down
from Summer Lake. Mr. Foster will
remain for aeveral dava attending to
hla office duties, while Mr. Kliooel re
turned home todsv.
Finis Hickerson. Mrs. R. G. Adam
and Dr. Leithbead last week came over
from Ft. Bidwell to attend Mrs. Peter
Post who is a sister of Mr. Hickerson
and Mrs. Adams. She baa been In poor
health for some time, and at tbe last
report, we are sorry to. State ia yet
qu'te poorly.
Large crowds on Sundari bave been
taking advantaee of free rides on tbe
N.-C.-O. construction train to the steam
shovel down the valley. It ia reported
that ouiie a few mlaaed the train on
the return trio last Sunday and were
brought back to town In an aggrega
tion of band eats.
S. J. Mcaee. administrator of the
estate of Eli Barnum, deceased, wbo
haa been conducting the Mammoth
Stablea for the oaat six months, bas
completed tbe adjustment of tbe estate
and Rov Rebart haa resumed charge of
tbe tarn. Mr. McKee will probably
move down the valley for the future.
Tbe ladiea of the Catholic Church
bave decided to Doatoone their enter
tainment until the new Snider opera
house is completed. Thev intended tn
give this plav In Wizard ball - but on
account of It having no stage or fitting
for the purpose, it was considered
advisable to wait upon the new opera
bouse.
Merrill Record: Fred McKendree
waa a visitor Saturday from bis rancb
on Lost river four miles northwest of
here. He has been feeding sheep this
winter belonging to O. T. McKendree
and Cbas. Arthur, and aava that the
laat ahioment will re made on tbe 24tb
of tbia month and ten cars will be used
to take tbe shipment to San Franciaco.
H. K. Gilmour. field engineer of the
Northwest Townsite Co.. laat week
came down from Paisley to make a
tour of thia vicinitv and visit tbe O.V.
L. irrigation project, but after being
here onlv a few dava be waa called to
Rome. Italy on account of the illneea
of bia mother. Immediately unon i
ceipt of the dispatch be departed for
the distant land.
Mrs. N. A. McCurdy gave a birthday
partv in honor of her mother. Mrs.
Sellman, Saturday, Feb. 24. The after
noon waa spent in social chat and
reminiscence ol "ve olden tlmea."
The guests were aerved with a delicious
dinner at 4 o'clock. Those present
were: Mesdamee. jacason. Linvuie.
Walters. Miller. Maxwell. Towner.
Russell. D. Cronemiller Taylor. Pyle.
Foster. St. John, ttemia and Sellman.
Mra. Bemia assisted Mrs. McCurdy in
serving.
Beats Train Time
H. W. Drenkel has purchased a 1912
Dorria car. and Tuesday arrived home
with the handsome machine. Mr.
Drenkel and hla son Paul received the
car at Reno, and Mondav morning
atarted for borne. Before leaving Reno
they took W. Lair Thompson to the
train, afterward returning uo town to
settle some business matters. That
night thev reached Alturaa. arriving
at Lakeview shortly after 10 o'clock
the next morning. To make the trip
complete thev went to the 11 :32 train
and escorted Mrs. Thompson and little
Miss Alice and Mra. Maud Brail" to
the Thompson home the auto having
beaten tbe train's time to Lakeview.
The car la one of the best that has
ever been brought to Lakeview. and
Mr. Drenkel ia more than pleased with
it. Paul drove J. F. Hanson's Dorris
last vear. and while that oar answered
every purpose, yet be thinks the 1912
model is still better. The cost of the
car complete delivered in Lakeview ia
C2U50.
Chautauqua Circle
Th Chautauqua Circle will meet at
the home of Misa Mabel Snelllng. Mon
dav. March 4. at 7 :30 P. M. Program :
Roll call, current events. "Peru."
the Chautauauan. "Reading Journev
through South America." chapter VI.
Mifts Mabel Snelling. "Life and Ideals
as aeen bv American Essayists." the
Chutauauan. "As We See Ourselves."
chapter VI. Mra. L. Vanderoool.
"The Gasoline Engine." the Chautau
auan. "American Engineering." chap
ter VI. Misa Gertrude Vernen.
Card of Thanks
I desire to express m.v heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who so
noblv tendered their assistance and for
their many acta of kindness dur
ing the death and burial of my beloved
husband. Such expressions of sympathy
and gracious offerings shall ever ue
held in mv sacred remembrance.
Mra. CLARA HIGBY.
Walters' Addition
Offers the Best Close-in Home Sites in Lakeview I
Near Schools, Churches, Depot and Business Center.
Buy Now! Lots 50 x 125, $140.00 to $275.00
Easy Terms.
W. F. PAINE & CO.,
Agents
THE GORDON HAT, $3.00
For Style and Quality
Shown in Velours, Scrat
ches, Crushes, and Plains.
All the seasons' best shades
BRITTEN & ERICKSON
Here They Are
Every Ladies' Suit in the House Must
Go And Go Quick.
EVERY ONE A
La VOGUE SUIT
I' !
Look At These Prices:
Regular $16.50 Suits, now $11.00
18.50 " " 12.50
20.00 " " 14.25
22.50 " " 16.50
2500 ' " 17.50
" 27.50 " 44 18.50
30.00 " " 19.50
" 35.00 " " 22.50
Also a few Ladies' & Misses'
J 9 JO Coats to go at Exactly
Half Price. Come and look
them over-they are bargains.
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
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