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A Big Sale of Great Wool Country Wool Market gate mmtnn 1 VOL. XXIII. LAKKVIKW, LA K K COUNTY., OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1002. NO. 24. MISS AMICK THE LOCAL A BIG SALE OF GREAT WOOL COUNTRY A JUNE BRIDE WOOL MARKET ROAD LANDS SALE AT RENO DELIVERY Pretty Outdoor Wedding Lake view Irlce5 Range Million Acres In Eastern A Million Pounds Sold By New 0rder5 In Regard ta at the Amlck Nome Prom 12 1- -3 to 133-- 8 Oregon Sold to Booth-Kelle- y Bid System at Flan- Delivery of the flails, Near State Line. Cents for 19o2. Company. agan Warehouse. in Rural Districts. Cloud-Ami- Hpeclal to The Examiner Tim ck wedding occurred at ConaidnraMe wool haa Uen txM in The Oreiron Central Military Koad Now that the new mail contracts will Rano, Nev. June 17 The first great the home of Ihe bride', parent, three l.akeview dnriiiK the aat Meek. Company haa Iranaferred to the atock soon be in effect, July 1st, and a new-ord- John I mile .oiilli o( New I'lfio Crock, last I...I.I..- -. ..11 - 11 ..L lr - t ' t 1 Mi- wool aale to be held by the Flanagan from the market here at ' ! tbe department regarding Io,h..,. V2i wim. 1,000,000 Sunday al noon. The ceremony Mat ,, . Iny acre, ol land. The land Warehouse Company occurred yesterday. raral delivery will be in vogue, it will ..enn.i.y eo . on u.e lonninKn tcr formed by Rev. Smythe of co,Ilprls(.B evry lUtrnitto section for The bidding waa spirited and the aale be in order to give a brief account of the beneath a canopy of Mowers and eve- 1 ro. clip to l.l'4 Mnrae, the Koaton three in I lea on each aide of the road for duties of mail carriers nnder the new. ' was successful. Kepre ntativet from rgreen, In I rw front yard of the residence. buyer, then look up aeveral rlipa at l.'J1,. a iliatance of nearly 500 milea, beginning law. the principal buying concerns in the The bridal couple stood a mar Thia a the hiKliei.t price offer.-d- . and l KnKM, aro the Caacatle, through Any person who, living remote from Kaatern Oregon, Lakevtew, country were present. The town riago bell when tin milliner spoke the foi TtliMMluV Ml'lilitnif ll.i. ma.Lul MMMttl a via thence to tale were or country postoffice, who deirea moid (hat joined them for life, About I lioiiw City, Idaho. Much valuable ti ru- - caried on by bids. One million his mail deposited at a given point on alan.lalill. no ofler. linK made. Moat ; U.r j, Ilcllldw! kilty H'i tit itnced tint marriage, ami fn lhli mrom.e. aold the line of the route by the carrier on of pound were 11?4' cents was the aflfr llir ceremony all invited to a the Surpriae Valley clip taken by In connection with the tranafer of the said route may provide and erect a suit- with lowest price offered and 14J. the high- big Wedding prepared liy Mm. Mormt at ll'a cent.. The taller Iihi proierty of the Military Wagon Htd able box or crane on the roadside, loca- est. These prices were made on the A miik ami tfit tn tti. Joy ami hap- bought alxmt a half million hiiiiiiI. in Company there are aeveral railroad ru ted in such a manner as to be reached I mora atloat, and much ia product delivered Madeline. piness reigned supreme, and lie only all in thin acflion. It i. e.tiinateil thai crelence at The as conveniently as practicable by the in incident to mar the pleasure of t!m day iliveli Ilium. Mti iIim PrKik fVxmtv Flanagan Warehouse mail carrier without dismounting from alMi.it lAmi Img. enterprise is now have Wen aold in Lake jliurn. The principal ia wax the auddeii illnfHD of a iiumlxT of project that an assu'ed fact. It lias proved a great the vehicle or horse, and such person the gnests, a. hich in supim.cd to have from ralt Lake to the coaat at Cooe Bay. shall file with tbe postmaster at the aaiif benefit to producers. Another big sale Ixo-i- i cauaed lv rating that The balance of the Ijtkt. county clip ''ia railroail itcheme ia lo be backed postoffice to which bis mail is addressed U-c- n will be made later on. had prepared a a part of the will prolmMy go at to lucent. by the (iould people, whu want to reach a request in writing for the delivery of ami stood two long in a tin the I'.cilic Coa.t, and have decided to his mail to the carrier on the route tor 11 build thia line. di- ill r . None were aeriotiHly ill, how f armera' Inatltute, June Joth. Thia line would be The above announcement of the first deposit at tbe designated point, at the 0 ami festivities contiuiitxl rect. It would urn it through vatit risk of the addressee (the one ! ever, the I'oHtera are out anmniiicitig a Karmera ui. sale of wool by the Flanegan Warehouse who ia throughout t afternoon. Mm. C. A. j developed territory in Koutheaatern Ore- ia big addressed). The carrier on each Irmtitillu to be lii l I under the auttpicea Company a feather in the cap of route I lit1 gon, which would at once give it much Knox, liM'al arlint, Psik a picture of of Oregon Agricultural College the promoters of the enterprise. The will also be require, to hang small bags the and I'UHincHa. thr I r ill tt I couple an tliry hIimmI beneath j local it wonld have the curry bidding system is becoming or satchels containing mail on or cilixena of I.akeview, on June 'M, IW2. ' competitive cianes marri,ige Im II, a ing of vast amounts of lumber to the posts the ami took second It ia the tlekire of the I'rofexKori of ihe popular in this country and the sales that may be erected along the Kant The lumber ahipioenta alone, it picture of tin guest a they stood Oregon Agri 'iiltural College to meet the are made on practically the same plan route, if preferred to boxes. The btnall aromiil ceremony. A i ttuid, will le cuflicient to tunlain the bag or satchel be provided to wilnc the dinner, ami nI.m kinen of thia aeclion as in London, where auction sales must by tbe to j huiiiImt of from Lakeview attend-- c road from the person for whose use is mii iliiHtiaa w ith them phaxea pertaining to are made at stated periods. At the it intended tint wi tiding, which they any wa Flanagan Warehouse sealed bids are without expense to the Department. animal tiiiHliuinlry, etc. The IiiNlitute Cattle For Silver Lake. a very pretty on. will be in two m'a.i.itia, afteriitHn ami handed in on the various lots of wool, Tbe intentior of the new ord-- r is that Mr. ami Cloud Hill remain down A bund of 500 bead of cattle left Benton opened the party receiving mail Mr. evening, comuiencii.g at 2 p in and 8 p and at a stated hour. In this aong the route I County yesterday morning for Silver shall the valley all hi week and will come m. Thu afternoon will bo devoted to way the producer is more apt to get tbe receive same without cost, and Southern Oregon, aayi a Corvallis to lakeview to lake up their M'rniaiieiit general topic prtaining to the farm, best price for bis clip. Take the best that the party in turn provide his own residence next Monday. The Examiner paper. They have been, during the pant price brought by box, or satchel, and crane, his own aUM'ktrrow ing, etc , and the evening w ill the competitive bids at at join many In wishing month gathered up by Walter Brown expense. with friend the be devoted to aterenptii-o- illuntrated the Flanagan Warehouse last Monday, and win for 1'underaon and Chester Lake-vie- w of happy couple all the Joy to lie found In lecturce on typical Mciinenii of the dif it exceeds the best price offered in It shall be the duty the postmaster pood Avery. They are to be delivered by the upon wedlock and all the fortune 1'fe ferent breela of liveatnek, and view of up to date by a snll margin, allow- a written order from any person may have In atom for them. Browna at the Kaat Deacjiatee, and from ing ?4 of delivery pro- living on or near the star de- the Agricultural College, ground, build-ingi- , a ceut for of the route, to Sin, e writing above it is there Cheater Avery ia to take them on rail- liver to proper I,ier the luhoratorica, etc Both aeHi.ii.ii a duct at Madeline sta.ion on tbe the mail carrier lor that learned t (he owe of i of to the Silver Lake country. For the any tint en the linen will bo entertaining and inatriirtl ve, par road. It is safe to say that the Lake route mail matter placing in their w a of purchase and dells erv of the cattle the respective w the guc( partaking rake that ticularly the evening aeaxion, and no county product would have brought satchels, here such are used, A sugar Browns are to receive f2.50 per head. top-notc- hail a colored coaling. citixen ahoultl fail to attend, whether he the price at the warehouse the mail for the persons to whom sucb The cattle are yearling and 2 year- - Following in a lil of present received lie a atock grower or not.
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