OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1908.
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Good Work and Prompt Service" is
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Machinery insures the best that
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FIRST IN THE FIELD. ,
C. A. Herman, of Melton Announces
His Candidacy for Representative.
l!y Hifuronco to a imld lulvortlfiomont
In this Ihhiio, It will la seen that 0.
A. Herman or Milton, announces his
wmdldiicy on tho Itnpuhllcnn tlclct
for roiircHentntlvo In (ho IckIhIiiIui'.!
from this district. Tills Kontlcman
has lived nt. Melton for nearly flvo
years, wliero lm conducts n dniR store
and Is also postninstor of die town,
hnviriK served In that capacity for
about twn yenrs, and lias been a resi
dent of Pierce County for nlnntcun
years. For elfjliteen years bo was an
employe, of the railway ninll service,
wloveii years on the const, sorvln;;
two yenrs as national committeeman
for Unit orRnnlzntion embracing tiui
territory from lli'ltish Calunibia to
Mexico and from the Rocky Mountains
to tho coast. For six years he wns a
liraUeman .and freight conductor on
the Northern rnclfle, running east
from Kllensliui'R, but was Injured in
a wreck, laid a year In tho hospital,
and then retired and settled at Mel
ton, where ho Is ono of the leading
citizens of the town.
Mr. Hermann served two terms at
Oregon City as captain of the Sons rf
Veterans, IT. S. A., under Col. K. II.
Baker, cx-Unlted States senator from
that state. He Is a member of t.ne
Knights of Pythias, Is a mnster and
Royal Arch Mason and has been 30
years a member of the Presbyterian
church. Twenty-eight years ago Mr.
Hermann served ns enrol 11 m and en
grossing clurk of tho Illinois le.gii-lU'
ture, and can converse in English,
German and Norwegian. He has al
ways been an active, working Re
publican, will make a thorough can
vass of the district and. if nominated
and elected, will honestly and ably
serve his constituency.
senator who receives a plurality at
the primaries. There is no equivoca
tion about Mr. Hermann's statement
and the Republican gladly calls at
tention to a sketch of his career
printed in Its news columns. Puyal
lup (Wash.) Republican.
The announcement of C. A. Hermann
for representative, whleli appears inj
this issue, has the right ring; he:
stands squarely on the Republican '
state platform nnd if elected will vote1
for tho candidate for United States 1
Seeley's Best Flour.
A Coori Preakfist Dish.
Tnko ttn (nice from tho ki'lll." In wlilrh
n lioff's lioad h:is ln-cn rooked. Put In
n fmih'i' pan !i!d whi n nt tin" 1 j 1 i n tj point
mid rnmiKli coin iin;il to make u thick
mush. Set away to cool, and cut In
slioos to fry for breakfast. A piece of
fresh pork boiled could be uird Instead
of the hoK's head but la not as rich.
Kodol will without doubt help anvono
who has stomach disorders or stomach
trouble. Tnke Kodol today and continue
it for the short time that is necessary to
Kive you complete relief. Kodol in boM
by Howell & Jones.
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