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Real Estate Bargains
$1100 I'nr 20-ncre tiirin four nilUm front city, with new Sl-room bungalow, hiii 11 II
ham, chicken house, water right on 10 ncrea, all cleared and U. need.
f.'lOO 'r trict (I and 7, In See. Hi, rung 10, twp. 40, 20 urn, with water on
10 acrea.
$4(H) For 'JO acrea H in Urn north went ofclty with 10 acre water right.
$40110 'or 100 ucrea Imy meadow near city.
$4MI Fur 200 acrea timber land .f mlh-a from city.
"Wo Soil Tho Root Earth"
O'NEILL & DUNLAP
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lakeview : Oregon
Real Estate Bargains
Flno Imlry Hunch on the Wet Slile, containing1 320 acre, Improved, a
bargain at $25.00 per acre. Euny term.
240 acre clone In. or.e of the bent ranrhea In the Valley, Improved, also ar
tful nn well. Water right on 170 acrea, at $40.00 per acre.
10 acrea on Slaah Road, one mile from O. V. L. Addition to Lakerlew,
for $17.1 00.
Well Improved ViO-acre Ranch, mllea Southwest of Lakerlew, at $50.00
ter acre.
100 acrea at South went corner ofO. V. L. Addition to Lakeview at $25.00
per acre.
Xnhc County Eramincr
TIIUHHiAY. MA V 15. 1M.
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MENTION
K.
Iter-
nurd.
Lemons at wholesale and retail at
Cloud's.
V. I,. Knelling, Mire Mont of the
Fairport Inn, wu up ImI Saturday In
hla auto.
B. I,. Heed and Ira Smith of Now
I'lna Crock arc here thin week on Court
business.
Frank I). Houston of Warner Valley,
la In Lakeview thia week on a visit,
the first In many months,
Mra. M. C. Currier came down Tues
day from I'alalry on a abort visit with
her many local friend.
C. II. Lengdon, a former resident of
thu I'aialey aeollon but now of Sacra
mento, ia spending the week In Lake
view.
J. J. Monroe, a aolid rancher and
poultry raiarr of the Willow Kancb
section, was transacting buiineaa here
Tuesday.
The Lakevie Mercantile Company's
building on Water street recently va
cated, la being remodeled on the Inter
lor preparatory to housing the brewery
a loon.
The Ashland Record aays: Mra. W.
J. Moore, wife of Attorney W. J.
Moore, broke her right arm at the
wrist, Friday, while cranking their
new auto.
Sheriff W. ft. Nnidcr returned Satur
day from I'rlneville where ho waa sum
moned aa witners for the de'enso hi
the Kobinson horse stealing case. Tbe
case had not come up for trial when
Mr. Snldor loft.
Tho Uernard Kanch conaisting of
1343 acres at the head of Gooae Lake
Is now for alo at onlv 1 15.00 per acre.
Any one interested in this choice dairy
ranch call or write II. W. Drenkel.
Lakeview, Ore.
A. L. Thornton, the DruesUt. has
nut rnriivfl at rnmli7nminl fit ihm new I - ....
. . - . . . , . I Herbert U. l.aie arrived in Lakeview
Indian and Buffalo Head design nick. , TuMd eveninK from Portnd. and
les. which will he- used for making j ... . ... Ult . ,a trn
to Portland by way of San Francinco.
Mr. Gale's wife ia a daughter of M.
Judgment for $148,602.62 against j d. Hopkins of this place, and he is
the city of Portland In favor of the I one 0f tbe incorporators of the Lake
Wakefield Construction Company, con-' view Kanch.
Potatoes nt 76 cent per afick. 8ee
O'Neill A Dunlap.
Joe Parman, a prominent stockman
of Ft. nidwell, waa in Lakeview Tues
day on business.
Jesna Darnell, director of Lakeview
Land, last week went over to Ft. Bid
well to play for a dance, so he says.
Goorge Ross, aon of Mrs. J. 8.
Fuller, student of the Stanford Univer
sity, arrived Tucsdsy evening to spend
his vsoatlon here.
Mra. JotiBK Norin Arrived home on
Wednesday evening's train from Loh
Aourlcs. where ahe haa leen for tbe
Frank Koggcr. who haa an enviable ; pst several weeks,
reouialon as a builder ot good roads, I DI-tPict Attorney John Irwin arrlvetf
Tuesday csme over from I'lu.h. Saturday from Klamath Falls to be In
Alee Robinctt, prominent farmer at tendance at the present term of Cir-
or this valley, was up last week iroro
his place below New Fine Creek.
Knlnlcr luadn Lnkevtaw famouM.
1). U. Cleland came over Tuesday
from Warner Valley.
All that's lateat-all that's good at
Cloud's Fountain.
Miss Agnes Gallagher and mother
Monday registered at Hotel Lakeview
from San lose.
Not, "JumI aa good" but a little bet
ter, is our motto In our line at tho
Kaniy Kitchen.
We have your favorite drink at our
fountain and we aerve it just as you
like U. Frost Randy Kitchen.
Attorney W. Lair Thompson returned
Saturday evening from a short trip to
San Franclcso where be went on legal
business.
Willis Griael Tuesday came over from
Flush to get treatment for a troken
nose which he received when wrestling
with a broncho.
For Sale -Six young, well bred
Jacks' from Kennell Ranch. Will be
here for a short time. Will sell on
essy terma. Enquire or write J. W.
Loftuss, Lakeview, Oregon.
A. W. Orton Saturday bought a new
1913 Chalmers "M" from Xim Bsld
win, of the Southern Oregon Automo
bile Company. The car is thoroughly
equipped with all the latest appliances
and Is surely a dandy.
Bert Tompkins, who formerly oper
ated the O. V. L. company's sawmill
on Drews Creek, has returned iroro
Klamath Falls and la here contemplat
ing a contrsct with the mill which it
Is reported will be started (oon.
Frank Struck hsa leased the inside
business of the Goose Lake Vallev
Meat Co. from R. E. Winchester, and
took charge of that part of the business
Monday of this week. Mr. Winches
ter will continue devoting his services
to tbe work, attending to the outside
buine(8.
cuit Court which convened Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Fitzpstrick arrived here
chance Now is your opportunity
aecure one of these novelties.
to
Mrs. 1
traetors for the Mount Tabor rcser
voirs, waa returned by the Jury after a
deliberation lasting five days.
To stimulate intercut in growing
corn in thia state, the Oregon Agricul
tural College offers ten prizes for the
beat eara of corn grown by boys and , CBi aml inspect thia furniture.
shown at the state Fair, hntnes must John Arzner.
re made nU l.tor than September 22. Df j p 's,he who for past
T. J. Little waa down last week , ieVeral ironths haa held the pastorate
from the new mining district on Crane !0j the local Presbyterian church, left
Creek. He haa been working on his Monday morning for S. Dakota her
property about two yeara and Bays he he has an engagement for the coming
has aecured some fairly good assays 1 Summer. Dr. Schell is a very pleas
from tho samples. He is now sinking Hn, amj .(fable gentleman and during
a shaft which he has down nearly 60 his stay in Lakeview made many warm
leet from which level he will crosscut. J frienda among his acquaintances.
j. r. iianaon ami lamny reiurne-i jaan. through Baron CM n. a. has
the first of the week from Stz. Fran
cisco where she has been the past sev
ers! weeks receiving medical treat
ment. Tbe new atate board of control haa
selected R. B. Goodwin, for many
years bookeeper at the state insane
asylum, as its secretary. Tbe salary
la S2400 a year.
C. B. Parker, superintendent of the
Warner Valley Stock Company, and
D. P. Brown, aecretary and tressurer
of the same company, Tuesday came
over from Adel on a short business
trip.
Alkali Lake ia aoon to have a post
office. F. L. Young has made applica
tion ar.ri expect to receive appointment
as postmaster there very soon. The
office will open under the name of
BarneRon.
Ex-District Attorney D. V. Koyken
dsll of Lake and Klamath Counties ar
rived Saturday from the Falls to
appear in the Young vs. Lakeview
Land & Lumber Co. case, be represen
ting the Lumber Company's interests.
Harry Cannon who has been spend
ing several days in Lakeview left
Saturday morning for New Pine Creek
and Surprise Valley where he will
spend a few days after which be will
return to join his famly at Woodland,
Cal.
Frank V. Wood, of the firm of Wood
& Son, Susanville. last week bought
a carload of cattle each from Henry
Leebman and A. C. Kubinett of this
j valley. Mr. Leebman received $87 per
head and Mr. Robinett 177 per head
The stock waa shipped to Susanville
and will be used for supplying beef for
the railroad construction camps at
that place.
At a recent meeting of the directors
Pepraratory to leaving for Califor
nia, I am disDosing of all of my house
hold effects at the residence, corner of
Dewry and Slash streets. The lot in-
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iurnnurc, bio.ch. ruK". aiii-uon -f S.mlhin. Hi.,h P.r.rtA Mining fon.
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wore, cic. nnjuiio uiiorcBieu may N.. P. r.k r N Mill..
i :rt -
of the N -C.-O. Railway, became
President of the company, K. M. Green
having resigned from tr.at position.
It is reported that Mr. Miller will now
have active leadership of the company
and the management of its affairs.
Ho Is an experienced mining man and
his connection with the company will
doubtless enable them to accomplish
morh development thia year.
The A tiers Club will tomorrow even
ing give their first social, to which
.
V'ninuu ffnm I ab M nnnlAa uinava M u .a .... I
h7. , .! AiitV. r T . T. f . 8f8,n" lne only members and their ladies are ex-
Harmon and children have been spend- proposed California anti-alien and - 't(wl , u nMn( Th r,h..
ingthe Winter. Theym.de the trip Taw bill, and the Washington adm.nis- "L .f' Jm,:'
on In Mr. Hanson'a Dorris car which L 1 ,. i..u quarters in the Heryford building are
' iiaiiuu una uiKcu uuvcillur wuililDUll w
was driven by Paul Drenkel. Sunday
they went out ti their We-t Side Point
ranch where they will apend the Sum
mer. Friday evening at eight o'clock the
Senior class of the High School will
give their orations in the auditorium.
The class contents of eight members
each of whom will participate in the
una alljpossible delay in affixing bis
signature to the bill. Tbe purport of
the Washington communication would
indicate that it favored veto of the bill.
Silver Lake Leader: White Pelican
Meadows is nowjthe legal name of J.
L. Cliff's rancb in Silver Lake Valley.
The old custom of giving a farm or
plantation a distinctive name can be
program. The class ia devoting dili- followed by sending a description of
gent study in preparing their respec- the land, the name oesired and one
tive orations and the occasion will be dollar to the county olerk, and he will
well worth attending. No admiasion
will be charged putiic in general being
invited.
Alturaa Plaindealer: We learn from
private Bourses that a phonominally
rich atrike haa been made in the Sun
ahine mine at High Grade. The infor
mation came through a miner employ-
do the rest.
John 8. Rose, lately ot Susanville,
this week closed a deal for the pur
ohaae of A. W. Orton'a residence prop
erty on the corner of Dewey and Bui
lard streeta. Mr. Rose is in the stock
business ,and his wite is a sister of Mrs.
K. E. Winchester, proprietor of the
ed at the mine, but the owners are Gooae Lake Valley Meat Market. They
not giving out any information. Asa
matter of faot, the Sunshine : owners
are a prettv close corporstion and are
not giving information of any kind.
The recent unearthing of a human
skeleton on the east aide of Warner
arrived hare a few months ago their
recent investment ia evidence of the
faith they hold In Lakeview and its
future.
Alturas Plaindealer: H. V. Mc
Namara, of the N.-C.-O. Ry, arrived
Valley about ten miles from Adel has in Alturaa Tuesday night to surperin-
causod considerable speculation oh our
streets. Ccnillcting stories of the
affair are being circulated, some con
tending that the remains are but
bleached bones while others state that
the flesh of the body is yet decom
posed. Snurlff Sndier and Coroner
Wallace will aoon make a trip to
Warner and further investigate
case.
tend the loading and getting ready of
the big auto freight truck which the
N.-C.' O. expects to run between Al
turas and Surprise Valley this summer.
The truck started tot Cedarville Wed
nesday, but owing to its heavy load
and the soft condition of the road was
stalled about 5 miles from Alturas.
the However, when the road dries out a
little mure, regular trips will be made.
now open and .vill soon be completely
furnished. Much of the furniture is
already installed, rugs cover tbe floors
ana the walls will soon be adorned
with pictures, and other decorations.
The magnificent elk head donated by
George Wingfleld, of Reno, occupies
the place of honor and all other decor
ations are subordinate to It.
The fire alarm Tuesday afternoon
summoned a large gathering of people
to the demi monde district where one
of the Barry buildings had caught fire
from a defective tlue. The flames
were light and aoon extinguished by
the bucket brigade before tbe arrival
of the hose cart. However, one im
portant thing was discovered, and that
was tbe condition of tbe tire plug on
Water street which was entirely out of
commission, caused by being frozen
and bursted. Tbe city council took
immediste steps to order a new plug
to replace the defective one.
E. K. Henderson, editor ot the Silver
Lake Leader, and E. M. Gooch a home
steader of tbe northern part of the
county, came down Sunday In Mr.
Henderson's Reo maohine, having been
subpoenaed on the jury list. Mr. (Joocb
gave plausible reasons and waa ex
oused Monday morning but Editor Hen
derson waa less fortunate and aa a
consequence is still in the city. He
reports that everything Is in good con
dition in hla section, and that much de
velopment is being accomplished by
the homesteaders in the northern part
of the ouunty.
iUlnir on draugth at the Hotel
bar.
Lftdics La Vogue uita ami coatn,
new aiiappy ntylen, Merc. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Herytord left
a few dsys since for Sacramento.
Children' Hamilton Brown shos
Jumt in, good ahaprH and none better
for wi-ar. Merc. Co.
A few pairs of good, serviceable rol
ler skates for SI. 00 per pair at the
Ksr.dy Kitchen.
Attend the oration exercises tomor
row evening at 8 o'clock in the High
School auditorium.
J. S. Keisay, M. C. Currier and J.
S. Eider are among the Paisley dele
gation here this week attending coutt.
J. 1). Mariner, of tbe Manner Music
Houce, Reno, and L. W. Baldwin, an
expert tuner are in Lakeview this week.
Messra. Goway & Egli, millmen of
Silver Lake have purchased 100,000
feet of timber from tbe Fremont For
est. Harry Glazier, has resumed a steady
position in tbe Ahlstrom Gunther
harness and saddle shop, having besun
his dutiea last Monday morning.
Mrs. Anna McGratb returned home
Monday from the ZX ranch near Pais
ley where she haa been with tbe Fitz
pstrick children during Mrs. Fitzpat
rick's stav in San Francisco.
For sale Five-room house, large
barn, chicken coop. Clowe In. Cheap
for cash or will trade for stock.
Easy terms. Addrt-Hi P. O. Box
361. Lakeview, Oregon. a24-3t
Mrt Harris, a brother of tbe Har
ris boys of this county, and formerly
a resident ot Lakeview, was killed
May 1st at Elma, Wash., by a tree fal
ling on him. He removed from Lake
view about 15 years ago.
M. Seager of Los Angeles and son,
L. tl.' Seager, of the Davis Creek
Orchard a Co. of Davis Creek, arrived
in . Lakeview"on Monday evening a
train ana spent a few days here at
tending to business matters.
II. I. Reed, consulting engineer, of
Colorado Springs, 'who in 1911 made
an examination and report of tbe Gooae
Lake Valley Irrigation project for
eastern capitalists who are financing
tbe project, is here this week in the
interests of the same people.
Among those who are here this week
from Warner in attendance of Circuit
Court are : Joe Fine and family, F. B
Houston, A. M. Bogner, T. J. Sullivan,
Harry Riggs, Wm. Moss, Cecil Dixon,
VN nrren Laird, Frank Cbioo, D. U
Cleland and C. H. Robinson.
EJ Lamb, a prominent sheepman of
Paisley, has placed an order with
George B. Wborton for an Overland.
George is tbe owner of an Overland
and has become so thoroughly convinc
ed of the good qualities of tbe machine
that be has taken the agency for them
in tbia terrritory.
Dr. J. Irving Russell, is now the
possessor oi a new Ford Automobile,
he having purchased the machine last
week from George Biehn of Klamath
Fall, who has the agency for Klamath
and Lake Counties. The 1913 model
is an elegant little machine and pre
sents a most handsome appearance.
L. L. Hopkins of the Lakeview
Ranch a few miles west of this city is
going into the hog business quite ex
tensively. Last week he received two
more blooded Duroc-Jersey dams, and
now has something over 250 head of
bogs on the ranob. He made arrange
ments with Mr. Troest, who will es
tablish a creamery in Lakeview, to
receive 100 gallons of buttermilk daily
to feed his swine herd.
As a result ot no market for potatoes
it is reported that some cf the farmers
especially in the vicinity of New Pine
Creek, are giving away the tubers to
get rid of them. This method is also
being practiced at othar places, last
week 600 sacks having been plaoed in
the streets of Vancouver, Wash, which
were free to anyone tor the taking.
It is predicted that the acreage planted
here this year will be short uf last.
The trustees of Lakeview Lodge No.
63 I.O.O.K. this week made arrange
ments to have the streets and alleys
of the local cemetery plowed and grad
ed, prjparatory to getting the grounds
in good condition for Memorial Day
services. However, the least fault
lies in the appearance of the streeta
and allev ways, the private lots show
ing the greatest neglect. Parties
owning lota or blocks or having any in
terest therein should, by all means, see
that they have attention and get them
ridded of weeds. This could test be
accomplished now in cooperating with
the work being done by the lodge, ana
it ia to be hoped that the matter will
receive iuuuediute attention.
ALGER LAND COMPANY
LAKE COUNTY is about to write new History.
WATCH THE DAIRY INDUSTRY GROW.
WATCH THE PRICE OF LAKE CO. LANDS GO UP.
BUT BEFORE YOU WATCH TOO LONG, BUY SOME.
BEFORE YOU BUY LOOK OVER OUR LIST
AND GET OUR PRICES.
MARTIN & BORDERS Lands for rent See us soon if interested.
LAKEVIEW, AND NEW PINE CREEK, OREGON
Closing Out Sale
BmawmamaBmm9mummiwmt,nm iiiFiiiaiiwinMBaBns
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
CLOTHING and
SHOES
All the better lines represented, such as:
Sweet-Orr Working Men's Clothing
E. & W. Shirts and Collars
Walk-Over Shoes
Benjamin Suits
Gordon Hats
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
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NEW GOODS
We are now located in our new
quarters in the Heryford Buildings
and invite the public to come in and
see how nicely
we have arrang
ed this building
for our immense
stock and the
comfort of the
public. v5
New lines of
goods will be
found in every
department. Be
sure and visit
our furniture de
partment on the
second floor.
&You will find everything in the
line of good, staple Dry Goods and
Groceries that you will need, and at
.the right prices
Lakeview Mercantile Company
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