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Town Property
:(KK).Ov) For n II n" new 10 r mm Ihiihh with laricu lot, 75x12 cloae to.ccotcr of
town and High Hchool. Ky tonus,
I'JOnO 00 For 0-rcM'tu new ImngnJow, uu ldal up-to-ilmo hoiim, clono to center of
town on Bernard Hf rcet. Easy Iftam.
Vacant I.ott on Blnali Mret at a targaln,
$ I'M O.IK) For it iww 4 room Iioiihu and wood hIiciI, lot Ml x 125, good location.
Kan; tiTiiiN.
f IDoO.OO For nn npto -date iihw tHingatow, In clmlce n-aldrnra part of the ilty.
P.imy terms.
"We Sell The Real Earth"
O'NEILL ft DUNLAP
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lakeview : Oregon
More Bargain
t20.( per sere for 200 acre of timber land, clone In, easy terms.
12.60 For 320 acre (rood noil In the valley mile from Lakeview. If yoo
want a bargain don't pas this. Termi cash.
$20.00 Per acre for 100 acre fine grain land, seven miles from Lakeview, weat.
fcasy Urmii.
Haw mill in first cln order, Including a large quantity of dry, finished lomner;
saw logs and 1) acres of etandlog timber. The books will prove It to
he floe investment.
80 acres of fine timber on the West Hide, close to a saw mill.
.".20 acres, dusert claim, with improvements. Relinquishment can be neenred very
cheap. Oond soli snd near the line of the O. E. Itallroad which will
be built through there in a short time.
Xahc Count? ramlncr
NIUIHIHY, Al'CUMTH, 1012.
Rainier lleer on dratiKht At the Inn
Why not drink Ualnierf It's THE
lwr. 2 1
lUlnlvroti draugtli or In twltlcs at
the Hrewery.
The Itsno Oaiette of last week notTe
that E. 8. Uerney of Lakeview was In
that city.
The Catholic Service are First Mai
at 7 o'clock, Second Mas, 9 o'clock
ami afUr Mas, Benediction of th
Illciied Sacrament.
A. W. llrtnn, register of th U. 8.
Land Office, and J. H. Auten Monday
went to Klamath Falla on bualnei con
ted with the Masonic lodge.
J. L." Wheeler. Jr. snd B. W. An
drew Sunday camo in from the Dry
Creek dsm site. Mr. Wheeler wa
looking for men and teems to work on
the project.
M. E. McGrath. of the New York
Life, this week, returned from a eev
erat weeka at ay in the valley whvre h
ha been talking insurance to the farm
ers and stockmen.
G. L. Holorook, of Vltilla. wa
in Lakeview last week am' Informed
u that the lost horse fur which he
had been advertising through the
F.xamlner bad been located.
Clint Comba. of the Forest Service,
hold the distinction of having captur
ed the first buck of the aeason, which
he brought to town last Frldav. It wa
killed in the vicinity of Burnt creek In
the hill east or Lakeview.
Wm. Ilammersley, government hunt
er, last week waa In town for a few
day. Bill le the manufacturer of a
sure "catch 'em" coyote and animal
bait that he has arranged to put on
the marset at Snyder & Reynold drug
store.
Judge H. U. Gale and family who
have been visiting with Mrs. Gale'
fsther, M. D. Hopkins, vesterdsy do
psrted for Portland by wsyof Klsmath
rail. Mrs. Gslo wilt remain in i'orl
IsnJ for the Winter, where the child
ren will attend school, while the Judge
will return to the rhillipine lalsnds.
Judge Gsle and family, Lyman Hnp
kin and wife and M. D. Hopkins Sun
day motored over the West Side In
the Judge' large touring car. They
were in asarcb of hogs and cattle
which are being bought to stock the
Hopkins rsnch went, of town. They
secured several head of hogs from Mr.
Carey.
The Examiner is in receipt of a very
handv Auto Road Guide published by
the Monsrch Oil Kellning Co., that
show all the auto roads in the remote
sections of Oregon. It is a most con
venient little booklet and Milords val
uable information to auto travelers who
contemplate taking sny trips through
the state. Arrangements for procur
ing one of these guides can be made at
this office.
Raymond Series, of Salem, South
Dakota, has arrived in Lakeview to
take a position with A. L. Thornton's
Pharmacy. Mr. Series is a registered
druggist of the state of South Dakota
and is a graduate of tho Department
ot Pharmacy of the S. D. State Agri
cultural College. Ho comes here with
the best of recommendations and Mr.
Thornton is considered fortunHto in se
curing the services of suon a compe
tent druggist.
The Moore-Either Show Company
Sunday finished their engagement at
the Snider opera house in Lakeview
and Monday morning left for Klamath
Falls. Tne company's performances
.at the end of their engagement were
just as creditable as at the beginning
and they left Litkeviow with tho repu
tation of being one of the best troupes
sver to visit this section. They
will make this place again on their re
turn in the Fall with a new repertoire
of plays and we can unhesitatingly re
commend them to the public.
During a alight electrical storm last
Thursday, J. B. Auten received a
telephone message from Klamath Falls,
which he miamterpreted and understood
to be the sad hews of the death of
(lis littlo daughter who was taken
there by Mr. Auten for medical treat
ment. He Immediately secured the
service of Paul Drenkel and his ma
chine to tHlin him to the Falln, but ar
te.' reaching theie happily discovered
that there had been a mistake and
found the baby alive and slowly recov
ariug. The Examiner very much re
ioices that the report of the baby's
death was a misnomer and it sincerely
hope for a speedy and permanent re
covery of the cb'ld's health.
l.ndica Hiitt ante at Lakvlew Mer
cantile Co.
Hue thostt Indies skirts at half price
at Lakeview Mercantile Co.
G. B. Graves and son Byron have
finished the brick front of the new
Daly building on Water street.
Mis Alice McGrath, who ha been
visiting for the past severs! months in
Colorado, this week returned to Lake
view to remain permanently.
Dr. K. J. Bonner, Eye Specialist of
Med ford, will be In lakeview agnln
about August 10th.' Ottlce at Thorn
ton' Drug htore.
8. O. Cressler and wife and Mr.
Belle Ketheroff and little daughter of
Lakeview arrived here by auto on a
visit to relative, y the
Cedarville
Record.
John Campbell, son of Mr. II. P.
Campbell, who ha been visiting with
relatives in Lakeview, Monday left on
hia return to Dallas, Texas, wbere be
conducts a bakery.
The Alger Land Co. this week re-
' port the sale of the A. Lindberg prop
erty comprising aix lots In the town of
New I'ii' Creek, and also two lots in
the Keller tract at the same place.
At the Session of Western Governor
Conference in Boire, Idano, August 8,
Governor West, of Oregon wa chosen
President and Governor Oddie of Nev
ada, waa elected Secretary. The meet
ing next year will be held in Salt Lake
City.
G. O. Knott and J. P. Dryden, who
have been prospecting in the vicinity of
Paislev, this week pssed through
Lakeview on their way to Portland.
They had numeroua sample and claim
to have struck aomething very good
about seven mile south of Paialey.
Modoc county votes on a $50,000
bond issue for a new Court House on
primsry day. The bond are of
$5,000 each and mature one each year
for twelve year. This, with the money
already raised will give a 175,000
Court House of stone, cement and
steel throughout.
Countv Judge U. Daly will this week
end out workmen to repair the old
croaaing on the Cap Barnes slough on
the West Side road. Tne present
bridge will probably be replaced by
grading in on two large steel culvert, j
Thi i a commendable move as the 1
large delegation In attendance at the
Development league meeting will vitdtj
the West Side bv way of that road
Improvements to the
North Bank
Rosd, the Oregon Electric Railway,
the Hill lines In Oregon and Watching
ton la shown in the report of the ex-
penditures of the company fur the hs-;
cal year ending Juno 30 fur extensions
and betterments. During the Inst
twelve months this amount lias rum-hed
the enormous figure of J'J.O'Hl.OM', and
since JanuHry 1 more
than
S4.H00.U00
haa been opended.
A restraining order to prevent fur
ther work oh the new Klamath countv
court house until tho matter can be
tried in the supreme court has been
aaked for. The plaintiff, 11. F. Mur
dock, and hi attorneys, the county
Judge, W. S. Worden, and the attor
ney for the county have gone to Salem
to argue the matter. A yet no con
clusion have been reached.
The Studebaker Corporation, manu
facturer of the E. M. F. automobile
have seat notices to all their dealer
.all over the country notifying them
that all motor cara built at it Detroit
planta will be known in the future as
"Studebaker" cara. At present 100,000
"Studebaker" script radiator name
plates are being turned out to take the
place of the old mark E. M. F.
Alturas Plaindealer: Lakeview ia
preparing an elaborate program for
the big celebration to be held at that
place beginning August 20. The Cen
tral Oregon Development League will
be at that place and prominent men of
the State and coast are expected to be
present. The meeting1 will continue
three day and a great time ia promis
ed. Excursion trains will be run on
the N.-C.-O. and many are expected to
attend from all points along the road
from Reno north. .
C. E. Trink, wno is farming the
Flynn ran ah on Cottonwoud creek west
of Lakeview, last week came in town
to secure a self-binder and other ma
chinery with which to take care of his
crops. Thia la the ranch that Mr.
Flynn recently bought of John 'Odum
ut S15 per acre, and Mr. Trink iiuorma
us that he has in 125 acres of oat and
hurley, all of which ia well filled and
presents every indication of netting a
good yield. The grain stands from two
to three feet high and he say it is In
fine shape to harvest with a binding
machine. ,
itatnler on draugtb at the Hotel
bar.
Attend the social nance at the Snider
opera bouse Saturday night.
Wm. Nixon ha taken a position
meat cutter with the Laaeview market.
Geo. H. Ayrc yesterday registered
at Hotel Lakeview from Modoc, Cali
fornia. V. O. McFall, of the Sunshine 'Iwim
Leasing Co., of High Grade, Is a busi
ness visitor in the city this week.
Eaatman Kodaks and photogrsphie
supplies are best and are sold only at
Snyder & Reynold Drug Store.
8e Hayes Water In vaudeville, in
cluding regular picture show at
WUard Hall one week commencing
Sunday August 11.
Mr. ana Mrs. R. L. Low who have
been at New Pine Creek for several
month past are again in Lakeview
wbere they expect to remain for some
time. K. M. Boiler, who formerly conducted
the City Transfer here, yesterdsy csme
over from Klamath Falls to get the re
mainder of bia wsgon that were left
here.
Last week the plumbing material
lor the new Heryfora building arrived
and R. T. Baldwin ic now busily engag
ed In superintending the installation
of the system.
Attorney U. P. Welch and familv
and E. L. Britten, of Britten & Erick
aon's haberdashery, and wife are en
Joying a few days outing in the Little
Chewsucan country.
W. J. Fox, of San Francisco, Is a
visitor in this city todsy. Mr. Fox has
been assigned this territory in securing
data for a map of the state of Ore
gon and Washington.
Mr. W. W. Cardwell and mother,
Mrs. P. Peterson, yesterday were at
Hotel Lakeview from Roaeburg. They
were going on a. visit to Fort Bidwell,
wbere they formerly lived.
G. M. Causey, who has been asso
ciated with the Lakeview Pine Creek
Electric Co. for the past few years ex
pect to leave the first of next month
tor Oregon City, where he will locate.
Miss Vivian Henkle, of Prineville,
who has been visiting a few weeks in
this citv with her uncle, Cobb Henkle,
this week returned to ber home, Mr.
Henkel accompanied her as far as
Faislcy.
J. F. May field, of the Goose Lake
' r"u"J """'is
lurne i irom nan rranciBco wnere ne
j went several weeks ago for treatment
! of his eyes. We are glad to ttate that
r- j
A a sHe attrm ti m for the visitors
Mo the Development League Meeting
the Margaiet lies Dramatic Company i
will return to Lakeview and open an
engagement at the Snider opera house
' and begin an engagement Monday
I evening August iy, and play lour
nights.
I John Tucker and wife wbo have been
visiting here the past several week
will thia week return to their home at
Santa Barbara. They noticed several
change for the better in Lakeview
gjnee last being here and although go
ing to a good country, they were some
what reluctant about leaving this coun
try. The U. S. Land Office ia In receipt
of an inquiry from Mr. J. T. Snannon,
of Forest Grove, Oregon, seeking the
whereabouts of her son Henry Shan
non. She ia very anxious to get any in
formation relative to hia location, and
if anyone is aware of such, they would
confer a great favor by communicating
with the mother.
V. L. Snelling haa received a letter
from II. V. McNamara, trafllc mana
ger of the N.-C.-O., suiting that Mr.
Levev, vice president, General Mana
ger E. L. Lomax, and H. M. Adams,
traffic ana passenger agent of the
Western Paoitic. would be in Lakeview
to attend the meeting of the Central
Oregon Development League.
Mrs. J. Chas. Smith, of the Parisian
Millinery, thia week returned from
her Eastern tour where she .nas been
the past few weeka purchasing their
Fall stock of Millinery and acquaint
ing herself with the latest styles. Be
side ordering a complete millinery
atock, Mrs. Smith returned with sever
al novelties in the way of neckwear
and other creations.
The Hnrney County News says that
all tbe puuple ul the Burns country are
wild with excitement over the recent
discovery of oil near the town. It says
the quantity of the fluid kept increas
ing until a depth of over 700 feet wa
readied and a scientifical analysis of
the stuff showed they had petroleum
that wa worth 17.00 a barrel.
W. K. Bsrry is a business visitor In
tbe city this week.
Nice line ot new perfume and toilet
water at Snyder 8t Reynold Drug
Store.
One doien house dreams, assorted
pateros and aizen to close at reduced
price. lakeview Mercantile Co.
County Assessor Foster la agsln back
In bia office, after having spent a few
week on bis ranch at Summer Lake.
We have been informed that J. F.
Hanson, of the West Side recently re
fused sn offer of 115 an acre for the
John Adin piece that he bought about
a year ago for f 15 per acre.
J. D. Venator, Fra..k Fetsch, Les
lie Vanderpool and Carl Fetsch com
priced a hunting party that went to
tbe Dog Lake country last week. They
returned Monday with two fine bucks.
Mr. Sam Bailey ha received word
from the doctor who are attending
her husbsnd in San Francicso advising
her tnat she need entertain no fear
aout hi condition a tbe operation
proved a successful one.
The J. W. Flood Show Company will
appear at Snider' opera house next
Sunday night and will give perform
ances every night up to and including
Fridsy August 16. Tbia company bas
teen in Lakeview before and tbe last
time tbey were here gave pleasing per
formances. Friday night, August 23. an all night
dance will be given in tbe opera bouse.
Tbe regulsr orchestra wi'l be employ
ed to furnish the music. This floor is
one of the finest in the country for
dancing purposes and there la no doubt
but what this will be taken advantage
of by a large crowd.
News of Fair port
(Correspondence)
T. F. Dunaway, Preaident, C. N.
Miller, Vic President and V. L. Snell-
ing Secretary of the Fairport Town &
Land Co. were at Fairport Saturday
and Sunday inspecting the improve
ments the Company are making and
planning fur further development of
the Town and Orchard tracts adjoin-
ling, embracing In the Company i
holding.
Supt. Hickey of the bridge and build
ing ciew has been there the past week
with the pile driver has nearly complet
ed the work on the pier. Tbe struc
ture is a most substantial one, the pile
ia being driven to a depth of 20 feet j
below the lake end the floor being 4
feet shove th. water. The pier is 16
fi . t ide Li. d ubout 200 feti long and
when completed will afford h landing
place for freight and pleasure emit
wun ample ocptn oi water, ana win
slbo be a favorite place for bathers
j and fishermen.
Contractor Sellman is . making ex
cellent progress on the construction of
the Fairport Inn and promises to have
it ready for the grand opening about
October 1st.
Several business men have visited
the town tbe past week with a view of
locating, and it will not be long before
every general line of business will be
represented.
The new N.-C.-O. passenger depot is
nearmg completion and will be a band
some and conveniently arranged struc
ture. Lots in Blocka 14. 17 and IS have 1
been purchased by parties who will
commence building homes within the
present month and reservations have
been made by other parties who intend
to build soon.
School Supt's. Report
Following ia a synopsis of the Annual
Report of the County School Superin
tendent: Census enrollment Nov. 1911,
1243. Enrolled in the schools during
the year, 754. Average daily attend
dance, 697. No. of eighth grade dip
lomas issued during the year, 33. No.
teachers employed during the year, 44.
School funds apportioned during year,
S217.76.29. Paid for teacher's wages
during year, S20.303.24. Paid for Li
brary Books, $128.03. No. School dis
tricts in the county, 20. No. school
bouse in t e county, 26. No. school
room ia operation in the year, 36.
School boards not having yet engag
ed teacher can receive material as
sistance by notifying the County Super
intendent as to the length of term, the
wages they will pay and the price of
board in the district wbere teacher
are wanted. Letter of inquiry con
cerning these matters are reueived al
most every day. Needed supplies
should be asked for and if not on band
will be forwarded as soon as they can
be received. These things should not
be put off until time for school to open.
SUBSCRIBE i'OH THE EXAMINER
Wood Clului, 7 mllo from Lakeview, emitting marly 3,000,000 feet
aaw timber. Price, $ I, THO. A bargain
100 acren ot the ISrllen' Ranch at Darin Creek, Oil., at $33 per acre.
Act quickly.
1C0 acre Ranch 4 miles south Lakeview, at $10 per acre. A good buy
CURTIS & UTLEY
MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
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Fall Suitings
Alfred Benjamin and Wana
maker & Brown's Fall Styles are
shown in a handsome line of
patterns. g g
fljf Alfred Benjamin Custom
Tailored Suits from $25 to $45.
J Wanamaker & Brown's at
$17,00 to $40.00. &
Britten d&
LADIES3
SUIT SALE
(JIT All our LA VOGUE SUITS will
1 1 be closed out at big reductions. &
These are new goods and snappy styles.
Notice the following prices:
$15.00 Suits $I0.00$22.5O Suits $16.50
18.50 Suits 13.50 25.00 Suits 18.50
20.00 Suits 15.00 27.50 Suits 20.00
$30.00 Suits $21.50
About one dozen in the
lot, so come and get choice
as they will soon go.
We also have a few 1911
Skirts we are closing out
at half price.
Don't overlook
these bargains!
LAKEVIEW
MERCANTILE CO-
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