Classified
A Want Ad In Tho Lako Court y Examiner
Repeated a few times, if necessary, will find a customer
for tliat property of yours. They are scanned closely
by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents
the line for each insertion. Special long-time rates.
CIIH MALM'
TUK Laksvlaw AtxamctA Title Vo.
la msklna aopclal prices on Abstracts
to O. V. L. Co.'s Tract and Town
LoU.
r
UIlUlta ABJlM.ISaAat.
J. II. OUTLEK WHIHKY AT THK
Hotel Laseviewbar, The liet and
rtiirN.t wtilxkr man. if
LOOK AT THK
NOTICE KOIl Kl
ward IhhikhI
by the TUfphoiR'
Company for nitroyliin Its prop.
rtT
ft) KUWAKU.
A REWAKD of fifty dolUri Is bar
t)f olferarl for iniorniatloo that will
Uad to the arrea son conviction of
njr pat son wtiu has stolen wlrss or
other property from our Company ;
and tbe nioi reward Is hereby ottered
for Inform' n Lhat will lead to the
arraat and rmvlotlon of anyoua dea
troylng tho property of the Company.
Chut. Umbaoh,
Haoretat jr Lake Co. TeL & Tel. Co.
ltf.
TIM HICK I.AIM
T1MUKK LANU.S
BOUGHT AND HOLD.
C. II. WEBUEH, 508 LUMHICK
MAN'U BLDO., POUTLAND. OHEO.
I.RU4I. AIVKKTII
NOT1CK OK AOMINISTKA TORS
BALIS OF KKAL KsTATB
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon tor tt County of Luke.
In the nmlti-r of the estate
ol
Mary IS. Klmsoy, De-ceased
Nuili-o i hervby given that umliT
and pursuant to en oriler if ale duly
mail)' and entera In the ahovo e-n-t'tlod
matter liv the aixiva nMtld
Cmirt on ll" 2-'UI dity of IHiMMiilier.
11)12. IIimmihIuKi Mulliorlxlntf . iMiipow
erltiji ami tlltvetinir K. I'. Chcnvv ut
adiii'nlHtrnuii of tho tHtnt i( Mary
E. Klrufi-y. dwi-aaiw', to mcII it prl
lie auction, to the hi)(h)'Nt bidder, thi
r-al proHTty hereiuitfter dt:r;ted,
tlm uudei-Mijtiied will on the let clay
ot November, 1CI3. at en o'clock In
tlia forenoon of aald (tity, Null at pul
lie auction to the, hluhmt and bunt
bldtler, at the place hereinafter mhi
forth and upou the termr herelnafiet
art foith. and uhjoet to conllrinatlon
ol al v tho atild Court, all tlm
rixbt, title, Interest, and eatate which
the above named decedent bad at
the time of her death, and alio which
lie may have aciiulred Mince hrr
bar death In and to tlm (olio wing de
ecrlbed real property, to-wlt: LoU
three and four in itlock live In Town
ol lakevirw, Oreaon, and E of
NWy and H of NK Sec. 8 Tap. 37
B. K 21 K. W. M., Lake County,
Oregon Lots 3 and 4 In Block 6 in
Town of ljtkeelew, Oregon, will be
old In a sepnrate parcel, and 1CJ ot
NVVtf and of NKf of Sec. 8 Twp.
37 8. It 21 K. W. M . will lie aold In
a separate panel. That all ot paid
real properly hull he Hold for cash In
'hand ami shall la? aold ou the prein
laea described a Lot 3 In Mock 5 iu
Town of Lakeview, Oregon. Dated
at I.akevlctv, Oregon, thU Will day
of September, ll Hi.
E. F. CHENEY.
AdnuniHtrator of the estate of Mary
.13. Kluisey, tlecuaoed. Oct. 2-tft
NOTICE OF t ON TEST
Se rial No. 02150 Content No. (110.
Department of the Interior, United
StaU'H Land Otl) a. Lukevlevv, Ore
gon, ocioImt iu, nan.
To the unknown Heirs of Frank
Myers, deceased, Contenteea! You
are herehy nolllied that J. C. HatiHt-n
who given LHkevlow, OrcKon, iim Ida
poHt-oilice addrePH, did on Se)Uinbir
lo. Hi 11, tile in hum onice ma iuiy
cotrolioraled application to context
andHecme the caneelliitlon of your
liomentcad, Kntrv No. , Serial No
D'2150 made June 'I, l'.IO!) hy Frank
Mvera, deeeiiMcd, for the WjJ ol the
Wtf o( Section 2'l, Townahtp !I0 S.
Halite IS lv Wlllnuiette Meridian,
and iim Toumlrt for hia conteHt he
ahuuea that Httld Frank . M .vera never
during hU l ie eMtnlilinlieit reMldviice
lii(in, nor cultivated or Unproved
haUI laud in any nittnner; that aald
FrntiK Myei'H dlud ou or alioiit. July
l.jflUll; that hIucu hlu death Ihh heira
or any ol them, have not ivHldrd up
on, jr ctiliivati'd, or Improved aaid
land in any union, r; that the iiainea,
Hiti'k, and pliaew of rennleilce o( aald
hetra cannot he determined though
etilct and diligent Heureh haa been
made to determine xtaine; that Raid
laud bun heen ubHiidoned nince the
date of niakiim entry thnelor by
caid Frunk M.vtrx.
you are, therefore, further notilied
that the (iiid iilU'KHtiori will he tnken
bv tlm oIKce aa having been confeased
bv you, and your auid entry will he can
celed thereunder without your further
right to he heard therin, either belore
thii oflice or on appeal, if ou fail to
file in thin otlii-e within twenty dnya
after the FOURTH publication of thi
notice, aa aliowu below, your anawer,
under oath, apecilically ineetinE and re-
pondinK to tbeae allegationa ot conteit,
or il you litil within that time to tile in
tbii oflice due proof that you have
erved a copy of your answer on the
aid contestant either in peraon or by
' registered mail. If this icrvice i made
hv tha delivery of a coov of your answer
to the contestant in person, proof of
such service must he either the aula coo
trstant's written acknowledgement ot
his recetut of tbe copy, showinif the date
, ol ita receipt, or the allidavit ol the per
aon by whom the delivery won made
toting when and where the copy was
delivered; il made by registered tiinil,
proof ol aucb service must consist ol the
Want Ads
copy was mailed stating when and the
post office to which it was mailed, and
this affidavit must be accompanied by
the postmaster's receipt (or the letter.
Yon should atate in your answer the
name of tbe post oflice to which you de
sire future notices to be sent to you.
JAS. F. UUKUE88, Krister.
Data of first publication Oct. 16, 1013;
" aacond " Oct 23. 1013;
" third " Oct. 30, 1013;
" " four 111 Nor. 6, 1013.
PETITION FOIt LIQUOIt LICENSE
We the underrlgn' d legal voiera of
North Warner I'reclnct. Lake County
State of Oregon, reapectfnlly tx-titlon
the Honorable (Jounty Court ol l,nke
Cuuntv State of Oregon, to grant a
Lliitior Ltlcenaa to T. J. Sullivan of
I'IumIi In aald I'rerlncr. to tell splrittl-
nua, malt, vinous liquor and ferment
en cider commonly known aa haro
cider, In less quantities than one gal
lon in aatd isortn Warner i'reclnct,
Lake (nnty, On'ifon for tho period ot
one tear.
And we further aay in atipport ol
tbe foregolnir petition that the appli
cant herein T. J. Sullivan la the keep
er of a legitimate bona fide hotel in
In aald precinct, with accomodations
for not leas than fifty guosta. serving
them with meuls and lodging.
Namea Namea
George Martlln It. P. Kolx-rta
(I. F. Maban Frank Tully
J. W. Fine D. U. Clelaod
L. C. Beck with J. B. Hurna
P. E. laylor H. M. Luce
C. W. Dent It. I'. Andrew!
II. Polnoexter (). A. Curtis
N. E ('aider wood W. H. Henellel
II. A. Cnlderwood Richard Allen
Austlo Delor L. W. Frakee
vV. A Mulkey .1. J. Bcott
J. T. Flook Mich. Kelly
Cat D. Qulnlan C. It. I'yle
M. M. Harry T. H. Hurgess
A. J. Ilodgkllia Frank Chlno
C. II. lUlH.y Ctll McKee
II. L. Freaa Jiniieal). O'Ci nnor
llurrv M. Itlifirs " Floyd.) Ketchniii
('on Kltxiterald F'rank M'lvnalian
Dan L. France I'hillpI'. O'Connor
rt'. E. HchuaUir John L. O'Connor
Jaiuea McKee Michael .Lane
J lin Lacy Michael M.. I. Harry
J. II. Turpen II. G. Allen
.1 . M Measner E. O. Mreaner
Joe Jo tica J. E, Enqulit
Wilbur Laird Oeo. B 11 on gland
J. O, Hobcrti Elmer Kinyon
CUiih. Cleland J. J. VanKeulen
' E. A. Friday
State ot Ortgon, )
as.
County of Lake )
I, T, ;j. Sullivan, tieing first duly
sworn, according to law, depose and
(.ay: That the foregoing petition con
tains the tdgnaiuree of an actual ma
Jority of the whole number of legal
voiera of North Warner Precinct, in
I ake County, Oregon, that each of
aaid signature in genuine, that each
of the persona whoae signatures are
algned to aald petition is an actual
resident In aald precinct at the date
hereof, and was ana has lieeo actual
ly reidillug In aald precinct and rest led
therein at leant thirty days immediate
ly preceedlng the date be rlgned aald
petition and nlrto of the filing ol the
rame
T. J. HULLIVAN '
Subscribed and a worn to b.dore me
tbla 13 day ot October, 1013.
J.J. VAN KEULEN.
Notary Public for Oregon
Notice Ib hereby gfven that tbe un
dersigned will apply to the Hon.
County Court of Luke County, State
of Oregon, on November 7th, 1913 for
a license to sell spirituous, malt and
villous liquors In 1' sa quantities than
one gallon, In Maid North Warner 1're
cluut Lake County, State of Oregon,
tor a period of Twelve months, from
the seventh day ot November 1013.
T. J. SULLIVAN.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU
BTATKOF OREGON FOR LAKE.
COUNTY
The (loose Lake Valley Irrigation
Company, a corporation, Plaintiff,
vs
Hewitt Land Company, a corpora
tion, Defendant.
EMINENT DOMAIN, SUMMONS.
To Hewitt Land Company, a cor
poration, tlie above-named defendant:
In the name ot the State of Oregon,
you are hereny required to appear
and answer the complaint of p!aiutlff
on tile lu the above entitled court and
ciiiiku, within six weeks from the
dite of first publication ot this Sum
mons, which date is hereinafter set
forth, aud you are notified thet If
you fall to so Hppear plaintiff will
apjilj to the court to determine the
amount of coinpennallon to be paid
tor a canal and flume right of way,
described in plaintiff's complaint,
across the following described land:
The northwest quarter ol the north
west quarter of Section One, towunblp
forty-one, south, range eighteen, east
of tbe Willamette Meridian, in Lake
County, Oregon; and for Judgment
authorising plaintiff to appropriate
aid landi upon payment of mid com
pensation. By order of the Honorable Henry
L. Benson, Judge of tbe circuit Court
ol the State of Oregon for Lake
County, Oregon, made on the 14th
day ot October, 1013, this summons
Is served upon you by publication
thereof at least once each week for
six consecutive and successive weeka
In the Lake County Examiner, a
newspaper of general circulation in
Lake County, published in Lakeview,
Lake County, Oregon.
The data of the (Jrst publication ot
thla summons la the 10th day ol Oct
ober, 1013.
W. LAIR THOMPSON,
Attorney ot Plaintiff,
MtUAt. AIVr.siTIMiW
MrrtCK FOIt PUHLdCATlON
Not Coal Und
Department of the Inteiior, 17. H.
I And Oflice at Lnkcview, Orjton.
October 4. 1013.
Notice I herahy nl'en that Martin
J. Bundert, of LHkevlew. Orrnon,
who, on 8eptemlr Kith, 1000, tnivle
llonientend Entry, No t'Z478, for lna
ft, (I, 7. Sec. 28 and W KW, Kectlon
27. Town-bin 40 S, Kanga 10 E. W).
amett Meridian, baa hied notice of
Intention to make Final Commuta
tion Proof, to eaUliliah claim to tbe
land above described, before tbe Ketf
Uter and Kecdver at the I). H. Land
OfUce, at Lakevlew, Oregon, on the
16th day of November, 1U.
Claimant namea at wltueaaee : A. P.
Konr, F. M. Jerome. L. A. Cariiker
U. IX Wood, all of Lakeview. Oregon.
J AH. F. BUKOESS. Renlater.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION
Not Coal Landa.
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Land Oflice at Lakeview, Oregon
October 28, 1013.
Notice Is hereby given that Sher
wood . Oiborrow, ol Hood River.
Oregon, who, on November 26. 100".
made Desert Land Entry No. 713,
Serial, No. 0tl4. lor EJt SEtf. Hec. 2. T
34. H K 24 E., aud Unsiirveyed W
W, Section 10, Township 34 o, Ilange
2Ti E, Willamette Meridian, has filed
i uotlea of Intention to make Final
Proof, ,ut establish claim to the land
above described, la-tore tbe IttuMer
and Re-elver of U. 8. Iand Oflice.
: at Lakeview, Oregon, on tbe 20th
day ot NovetuUr. 1013.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andrew Anderson, ol Plush, Oregon.
Elxear A. Pelletler, ol
James H. Turpen, of "
rat Antriatia, ol lakeview, uregon.
JAS F. I1UROES8. Register.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR LAKE
COUNTY. i
The Goose Lake Valley Irrigation
Company, a iiorporatlon, Plaintiff,
va
Hewitt Land Company, a corpora
tion, and Harry A. Hunter, Defend
ants. EMINENT DOMAIN. SUMMONS
To Hewitt Land Company, a cor
poration, and Harry A. Hunter, tbe
above-named defendants:
IN 'I HE NAME OF THE STATE
OK OREUON. you are hereny requir
ed to apprar and answer the com
plaint ol plaintiff, on me in the a Dove
elitit led court and CuUMe, within sli
weeks from tbe date of tbe first pub
lication of this summniiM, which date
i hereinafter set forth, aud jou are
notified that If you fail to an appear
and aiiMwer, plaintiff will apply to the
court to determine the amount of
compensation to be paid tor the canal
and tlume right ol way oe-crlbeii in
plaintiff's complaint, across the fol
lowing described lands: Tbe South
west quarter of Section Seven,
township forty-one, south, range
nineteen, east of the Willamette Mer
Idlnn, in Lnke County. State of Ore
gon. By order of the Honorable Henry
L. Benson, Judge of tbe Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Lake
County, made on tba 23rd day of
October, 1013, this summons is served
upon you by publication thereof at
leant once s week for six consecutive
and successive weeks in tbe Lake
County Examiner, a newspaper of
general circulation In Lake County,
Oregon, published In Lakeview, Lake
County, Oregon.
The date of the first publication of
this eomiuons Is October 30, 1913.
VV. LAIR THOMPSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
S1000 Dollars Reward
We. W. F. Detcrt and V. D. Duke,
own all the cattle branded 70 or
XL aud formerly owned by Cox &
Clark and the Heryford Land &
Cattle Company. These cattle are
now on tht ranges ot Modoc and
Lassen Counties. For Information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of any party or parties Illegally
branding, killing, driving off or dis
posing of any of the above cattle
we will pay ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS and tbe costs ot arrest and
prosecution. Send all Information
to E II. Day, Alturas, Modoc county
Cal., or to us at Latrobe, El Dorudo
County, Cal. If guilty party might es
cape, promptly notify tbe Sheriff ol
the county In which the Illegal act
was committed and advise us by
win at our expense;
W. F. DETER I',
W. D. DUKE.
N.-C.-O. Pays Damages
Reno Gazette: With the filing of a
document called a satisfaction of judg
ment, In the district court, the case
of William Konig against the Nevada-California-Oregon
railway was enned
in tile district court recently. The
plaintiif received tll.985.17 In full
settlement ot the original judgment
given on the Jury's finding of damages
to the extent of 115,000. the sum
reoresenting reduction of the verdict
bv the supreme court to 110,000 with
Interest and costs added.
The payment comes in a little less
than four years from the time of the
Injury. William Konig, then about
64 years old, was employed in the
shops of the defendsnt compsny in
1909, and on Deoe ruber 1 of that yesr
was Injured while operating a circular
saw.
A Trivial Matter
The American abroad does not lose
his head easily. An Italian showed a
Yankee tourist Vesuvius In eruption,
and thought surely It would stir his
awe. But the American, after gating
a moment at the burning mountain
ssid:
"We've got a waterfsll in America
that would put that out in five mio
Jutes."
WAR TALES EVER
REMAIN BRIGHT
From ths tsles (old around tba
camp-fire at every annual reunion of
the survivors, tbe annals of our Civil
War might be rewritten. A famous
Confederate wsrrior, who In bis old
sge gained nee fighting fame In the
Spanish-American war, was Urn.
Joseph Wheeler. Althoagn he wss a
ebieftsinof tremenduous force when
In bsttle, he was small in ststore,
slight in build and of unassuming ap-
pearsnce as a civilisn.
Shortly after tba United States hsd
declsred war agsinst Spain, and while
tho preparations for sending tba army
to Cuba were in active progress, a
strsnger In Washlntgon observed a
number of distingnisned Senators
gathering round a little grsy-bearded
man whom tbey bad encountered at
the steps of tbe Capitol, and shaking
bis hand with enthusiasm,
"Who's thst little old chso they're
nuking so much fuss over?" be said,
addressing an elderly, stoop-shouldered
man who was standing near bim and
looking at tbe group with kindling
eyer.
"Little I" exclaimed the other.
"That's Fighting Joa Wheeler. v If
ever you'd been in a big bsttle and
seen him coming towsrd you at the
hesd of a galloping srmy of wild men,
as I have, yoq'd know better than to
call bim little t tie's aa big as a
house I"
Terrible as it is to be slain in battle
there is one thing the soldier feais
worse, declares the vetersn. Thst is
to miss toe honor of taking psrt in a
grest bsttle and to die inglorionsly at
borne when bis country needs bim. An
srtillery man from Michigan brought
this out during tbe Civil War.
The tnsn bad only just gone to the
front snd bad seen no real lighting.
One day wbile on the march be fell
and wss run over by the gun-carriage.
He wss so badly crushed that, sorely
against bis will, ne bad to be furlougted
snd sent borne
While he lay in bed under tbe doc
tor's care the tsttle of Gettysburg
wss fought.. The msn feared be
would die, and keenly regretted that.
since he must go, it could not have
heen on thst glorious field. He celled
upon the ductor to besr bis Isst re
quest. "Doctor, if I go, promise me this.
My stone shall bear these words:
"Killed at Gettysburg in the front of
battle."
"But you weren't," objected the
physicisn.
"1 know. But it wasn't my fault.
If you can't say that, then ssy : "Kil
led at Gettysburg during a temporary
absence at Brook field."
General Phil Sheridan came of "the
fighting race" pure Irish stock. His
old father and mother, Irisn both,
"waiting at home" wbile tbeir son
was in the forefront of battle, had to
bear torments of suspense, but they
never for a moment loBt f sith in the
skill and courage of "Little Phil."
The old people were living in Somer
set, ()., when word came that General
Sheridan had suffered a grest defest
in the Shenandoah VaUey. They slept
none that night, bat in tbe morning
the old gentleman said:
"Mother, I have thought it all vut.
Phil wasn't thers when tbe fight began.
That is what the paper as d. It would
not be like our boy to remain away
throughout the battle. As 1 make it
out, Phil returned in time to save tbe
day. I'll go to tbe store and wait
until the paper comes, get the news
and hunv back. I don't believe
there's anything to worry about."
"1 hope you sre right, father, but
I'm afraid yesterday's news was cor
rect. Phil has had so much good luck
I'm afraid he's had bad luck in this
battle."
Old Mr. Sheridan was sitting on tne
steps in front of the store when a
man rode up snd called out: "Good
news from Sheridan!"
Then one of the bystanders caught
up the morning paper and read the
account of Sheridan's return to the
army: of bis turning the tide; of the
President's messsge, of Sheridan's
neroic conduct, and the complete rout
of the enemy.
The psDer said it was one of tbe
greatest victories of the war.
lhat wss enough for Mr. Sneridan
He started on a trot to tell Mis. Sher-
idsn the news about her son's grestest
battle.
She ssw him coming and hurried to
the gate to get the tidings from Cedai
Creek.
"Glory to God, mother! Glnry to
God! Phil licked 'em 1 Tbe President
has .sent him the country's tbsnks, and
tbe paper ssys it wss one of the great
est fights of tne war. 1 knew Phil
would get bsck in time to save the
day."
"Thanks be to God!" cried the moth
er, and. clssping bands in an ecstaey
of gratitude, the valiant psrents ot a
vsliant son nttered no other word un
til they entered tbe house, when,
kneeling together they offered thanks
giving for little Phil. Ex.
Let the Examiner figure on
your next Job Printing.
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR
ATtOMAL
Proliant Woodrow Wllaos
Vl fri-aMrnt Tbiimu a MuMhall
H-rirrl K't . William i Hrvaa
Mrcraiary of Tr. aaury ...... William li M'-Alio
Seri-ur? of War Mnll M Oarrlana
Atlorot umxral Jain. C Mi-kryoold.
I'ootmaatar OsnrraJ., Allx-rt S Vurlraon
fcrrlaff ot ftrj Joarpbu lDlli
Mreretar; of Interior . , Franklin K Iaim
Swiretarj of Arrlaulturs I 'avid r Honatoo
Heeraiarjr of Commerce ...William C. Klrill
Hwrplarr of Ulwf William b. W llaoo
Internal Commerce Commuuiloner .
Kdg M K Clara
STATS.
iftrrvrnor Oswald Waal
feeraiar? of 8Ut B-n W. Olcoti
Traaaorar , Thoa. R. Ka;
4ttorne ffanaraj .A. M. Crawford
4iim. f ubilo Instruction L. R. AMertnaa
Printer W. S. Innla
talrjr and food Com ....JohoD Mlckis
0. H. Senators,.
o. a. cnambarlaia
- imrrj i sua
ncraarooa
IV.. C. Rswtev
1. J.i
Slooou
soraaaaoocar
Ubtof Jaatlos F. A. Moors
Robert Cat. is
foci. Ja.Uc. S.H.B?Jnt
IT. A. McBrida
nsra judicial Maraiei.
'niif , Henry I.. Bnanr
Atiorner , Jobn Inrla
LaaiSLATivs
.. W. Lair Tboinpaop
jVeroon A forbaa
Waaler O Smite
ilnt senator...
tepraentatlve .
o s.lani orrica.
Jag. F. Bargeas Ret 11 lei
Tea r i;roDemiuer aecelrar
FOREST OPTICS
Qlloert D. Brown Hnpenrtaoi
Nelson I. Bllllnsa Grailnir Aaalalaol
Norman Jacobaon foreat Asalatam
V. P. Brennan Foreat Ciert
LAKI COUNTY
Indaa
lark
P.W. Paro
W B Bnfdoi
P. O. AblatroB
A. J. Poator
IberlSJ..
rrmaurar
School eupt.....
4urreyor
........ .H. A. iloabes
JvminiBaioBaraj i r . , '
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r. a, Anueraop
ConatT toct Inaonctor.. D. P.Mallo)
Town orurivriw.
E. R. Rlnaharl M..
" fitt((iiii,.t((iii, va
Leo Beall I
W. r. Orob rv,-ii-
D.T.Oodall (
Wm. Wallace Raeordai
a. mener Treaaarnt
CHURCH DIRECTORY
flRST MKTflODIBT CHURCH-flUNOA Y
icboolatlua. m. Premcblng aver? Sunday at
hi. mu f.ovp. at. auwuito ueuuv C Yd J
nndar erenlnf at S:A. Wafer Meeting Thur
tafat 7:80 p. m. Cbolr meeting at 8:80 p. m
adies' Aid Krerr Wvdneaday at 1:80 p. m
erbodw cordially Invited to all ervioea.
R. K. MYERa. Pa tor.
'1RHT BAPTIST CHURCH OP LAKEVIEW
Preaching terytca at 11 A M and 7:80 P M ot
un qdardBun. buDday Scboul at 10 A M
iunlor Soeluty ai t:S0 P M. Baptist Younj
People's Union at (:30 PM on each Snuday
Prayer Meeting at 7:30 P M Wednesday ere
mug. Everybody Invited to attend all aer
'ices. RKV. A P. HJMMON8
CATHOLIC CHURCH KVERY bUNDAY MA
at 8:00 and 10a.m.; Roaery at 7:80 p.m. Maat
on weekdays at 7:00 a.m. rVrvlcea la lbs New
Church. T. T. K ERN, B. 1.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP LAKE
VIEW, meets In tbe Maaonle HaU. Bunda
Bcbool at 10K A.M.; Morning Service at U:0t
Evening Service at 7:80. Prayer Meeting on
Wadneadays at 7:80 P.M. All are cordially in
vlted. REV. UEO. A. CRAWFORD. Pastor.
LAKEVIEW EPI8COP4L MISSION Lay Bead
ing Servloea la the Hall of the MImJub In tne
Rooms of L.C.I.C. (Bunting Building) Cental
Utreet. every Sunday evening at I'M O'Clock
Ail are cordially Invited.
LODOE DIRECTORY
LAKEVIEW LODOE No 71, A. P. A. M. Hold.
1 a led in ee tinea baturda.' on or before full
moon. Maroi. 1, April 19, May 17. Special
meetings upon call, generally Saturday even
ings. VUitlng brethren welcome. JobnL.
Clark, W. M. ; H.M Kolta.Bec'y
JKGRKB OF HONOR LA KESHORK LOOUt
No. 77, D. of H, A. O. U. VV., Meets ur-t and
third Thursdays of each month ut M-nic
Hail: Mary fau, C. oi H.; J. Bella Arxncr, L
of U.: Cora Snyder C. of C; Aiaiucd
Brown, Recorder.
0. O. P. LAKEVIEW ENCAMPMENT NO. 1
1. O. O. P., nieeta the flrit and third Tburt
Jay eveningtof each month iu Odd Fellows
Hall. Lakeview. U. T. Oodjiil, C. P.. JC. P.
Cbenoy, Scribe.
4 O. U. W. LAKEVIEW LODOE NO. Ill
Meets every second and fourth Thursday o!
each month, in Maaonle Hall, Lakeview
K. D. Everett, M.W.; Dan Brenoan, R.
(. O. O. P- LAKEVIEW LOOUB, No. 63, I v
O. P., meets every Saturday evening M
Fellows Hall, at 7:80 o'clock, from Ociow-i 1
to April l,and at 8 olclnck from Apn1 1 to
September 80. Ralph E. Kooter, N. li.; E. II.
Clark, Secretary
itEBEKA It LODOE LAKEVIEW LODOE. NO
c. 1. O. O. P., meets the second aud fount
Kridayt ol each month iu Odd Fellows Hal i
Frauces Coru-tt. N. (..-. V. D. Moaa. bec'y.
PKOFt:3SIONAL CARDS
.JLiaRLEfl UMBAC tt
Land and Law Office
Abstractor ot Titles
(established 18 Lakeview. o.
L K. Co tin
Attorney at Law
' and Notary Public
Uki'lew, Orei
OFFICE Dalv ilulldiug.
J l. V K.N A TO K
Attorney at Law,
I .a nd HttU'ra Hperlalt
OP'il K-Paly Bnlldiug,
v I.A1H THOMPSON
Attorney at Law
OiDce ou 3rd Floor Heryford Lildg.
LaKKVlKW, OREUOA
A. till EUMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
State and U. S. Court Practice
Office ALTURAS. CALIFORNIA
Dlt. J. IltVINO ltUSSELL.
Fbyslelan and Burseon
Offlcei
Snyder & Reynolds Dragr Store
FUONKi Offlro, Main
Ke.ldeuca ITS
J. I LYON
DENTIST
No. 843 Ueryford Bldg., Lakeview, Ore.
W. HAY DEN FISK
DENTIST'
Suit337-339Heryford Bldg.
Offtea BS2 It Id 9B4
DIRK DISTRESS
It If near at band to hundreds of
Lakeview people.
Don't neglect an aching back. '.
Itackache Is often the kidney's cry
for l.fi. ,
Noa-lrct hurrying to the kidney's aid
means that urinary troubles may fol
low. Or flanker of worse kidney trouble.
II re's Med ford testimony.
Angut Bets, retired farmer, 824 E.
Main 8t Medford, Oregon, saya: "I
suffered more or leas from kidney
trouble for Ave years. I got worse as
time passed. Sharp pains darted
through tbe small of my back and
sometimes they were so bad that I
coold hardly stoop or straighten At
night my back ached so tnocb i could
not rest. I was told to try Dean's
Kidney Pills and I did. Tbey checked
the trouble at once and soon drove It
from my system. All I ssld about
Doao's Kidney Pill when I recom
mend d them before, still holds good.
I have had only one all. bt sign of kid
ney complaint since and one box of
Doan's Kidney Pills brought me relief
right away."
For sale by all dealers. Price 59
cent. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for tbe United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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eur a. Paaaltf tralaad la bai
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lawalal
ttoaae
&k4mnM. Tjautkan tat airla. Carlfttaa la
niiiailin.iimllialmr-nr-JI-S" 1 '-
faaaaf qaarwrmlllioa aollajm, WRIX-
B. AC. CnoOaUI. FTeaftdrat, Alb f CaCsara
Albaar.Oranai
CUT IN PRICE OF '
Mezda Lamps
(Tongsten) .
110 VOLTS
App. , Bowl .
C. P. Watts dear Frosted
10 15 $ .50 $ .65
20 25 .50 .65
32 40 ' .55 .75
48 60 .60 .80
120 150 2.00 2.20
200 250 2.75 2.90
220 VOLTS
App. i Bowl .
C. P. Watts Clear Frosted
20 25 $ .60 $ .80
32 40 .65 .85
48 60 1.00 U0
ALL LAMPS CASH
'If not cash. Beta extra per lamp.
Lakeview-Pine Creek Electric
Company
TU OLDEST ESTABLISHED KEALTT
FIRMJN BOHTHERN OREGON
ONE TO 12,000 ACRES
. OF LAKE COUNTY
BEST LANDS
For sale either for stock or agri
cultural purposes.
J. W. MAXWELL A. SON
LAKEVIEW, OREGON
$1,000 REWARD
Tbe Oregon Cal
ifornia aud Nevada
Live Stock Fotec
j Aoocialon, of
fbici' ibe under
ik fed is a, member
will vive D.GUUO0
V','. f,.l yA ft:
r.tvrard i'oi evidence
ua.iins; to tbe t
ft , t il oiid couvictloo
'v ioi f f party or par
a" tlr.steahug horses,
i n itlo or mules be
louKinntoany of Its
tnemoora.
id addition In iht- shove, ttio uudprslEned
iQvrn on tbe same coaditiou J.V 0.00 lor all uorn
ii tiraoded borM'Hbu bar ou Lota or either
. Uraitd ret inld In eigut counties. Range
Harney I ik? nd Ooos counties. Homes
entco vut'Q sold.
Noui but pown horbfNaoid, and only In large
onhche w W . BHoa. Viie. Oregon.
a a
JJ IN WOMAN'S BREAST
VTLaiwivs begins a SMALL LUMP LITE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS BEEP GLANDS
IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1000
IF I FAIL TO CURE in CANCER or TUMOR
.. a aa. Sk Ml l
I TREAT BErunc It rollout Bodi or Utip oianai
ROKNlrc Of FAIR
lo Pit Until Curedi
awindla. An island
plant makaatha cure
Any TUMOR, LUMP ot
Bora on ths Up, faea
or body long a Cansor
KNstrsr rslns until hrt
BUga. 12(MASE BOOK
Sant fraa) Usuitiiaiials ut ,
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
b CANCER, W refuse thousands Dying,
Cum Tea Lets, Wa have eurvd lo.ouo lo 80 yn.
Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAULEY & CO,
A 435 flLEICII ST, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
1 KINDLY HAIL this to some one wi:h CANCER
rrAWCER
1 -"'-yW-
Uiuavit oi tue person oy wuom ue