V The candidat** far the of- ÎThr Drurlmtcfl Sditi. ¡ ^ fdi' istriat atternej are Moore to work for Uncle Sam. The werk- mea consist almost wholly af ne- PI BLIBHID BVBBY BATVBOAY BY of the Lakeview Herald and Brat- groes from the West Indies. THK ÜK8CU. TM FUHL 18 HINO company . I ^ fo register of the Lake- - P. ltGWAK, Elllloa. 1 iTiew land effice. The Lakeview Tbs Michigan republicans have E ntered M iy 31st, 1908, ut Bend, Oreffon. h « J fcöcoi: i class m atter, under A ct of Cfcmgrcbs Examiner the strongest republics* gone , gajnit a primary law in em- o/ M arch 3rd, 1903. The Southwest Lim ited Kansas City paper in the county, is supporting ph«tic term . Michigan politics to Chicago, the Overland Limited to s i il -< u i i t i o n h a t e « : Moere, the democratic newspaper have bewat none too clean and at A Per year ..............................................H 00 Chicago via Omaha, and the Pioneer (No subscriptions taken for a shorter term.) man and lawyer, and is evidently lbt. time of the Spanish war a num- Limited St. Paul to Chicago, run via intent on breaking Brattain’e in- her of her officials weat to prison, S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 21, 1904. the iluence in politics in Lake county. Ogee K corrupt machine gets poa- This exhibition of amity between session of party it is hard to die-1 OUR T IC K E T . two newspaper men deserves a ; i 0dge Oregon has now clean poli- ! Tor Sheriff, place in current history, and is no tjCS) aad with a primary law on C. S am S m i t h . slight indication ef the corning of statute hooks it would remain j For County Clerk, the niilleninm. I f a church (0 J. J. S m i t h . should be built in Lakeview in the For Judge, near future, it is to be hoped that Each route offers numerous attrac Senator Fulton is o f the opinion M. R. B iggs . campaign copies of the Ilerald and tions^ TBc principal thing to insure that Oregon will be given two fed For Assessor, Examiner will be entombed in the a quick, comfortable trip East is to eral courts at the next session of J ohn D. L akoi . i . e t t . cornerstone for posterity to wonder see that your tickets read via the congress. Last session a bill was For School Superintendent, at. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail _________ passed by the senate making a C. B. D in w iu die . way. In permitting Chinese laborers division of the state but the press For Coroner, to be employed in South A fr ic a j o f businsrs in the house killed it J. H. C rooks . England is taking a remedy as bad j Such a law will throw Crook coun- For Commissioner, H. S. R O W E . as the disease. Many of the Trans- kf into the Baker City district and C en e ra l Agent. K. T. S l a y t o n . va»l mines oanaot afford to pay will he one more tie binding th* For Treasurer, the wages demanded by white eastern part ot the state together. M. H. B e l l . ¡labor nor even by the natives, buti ------ --- .-.... — For Surveyor, | cotrld produce dividends if cheap The Jap loss of two vessels tends W. R. M c F a r l a n d . Advertised Le tte r List. j coo'.ey labor could be obtained, to make the naval strength o f the L. --------- ------------- --- = ! The following letters remained The result will be the ruin of South two nations more even and the Jap Politics over the country are now | Afrirfa for tbe manv Englishmen must now -succeed on land. What- uncalled for at the Deschutes post diverting public attention from j wi>0 went tb„ re for bo mes. The w a r be the excuse the Jap. have office for the month ending Feb. r 29th 1904 i business, and tins will undoubtedly ¿Jnite(1 States has incouraged the allowed much time to go by since j ame’8 John, on Stanley Gray! continue until the November elec- ilnmigration 0f nearly all people, war was declared without doing Mr Chits Hofiniar Mr W S Holbrook tions. The ttati conventions are|bu years ago sho was com-j much on land. The Jap loss was Parties calling for any of the showing man)' st-anga features, pelled to shut thedoor to the China- only partially due to Russian shove letters will please mention the fact that they are on the adver and ihe campaign which sUrted ' B That England takes such a strategy. tised list. out tamely bids fair to become ex | position is a sign that the Trans- I W. H. S t a a t s , Postmaster. ceedingly bitter before election, vaal country is governed for the domobodv stole a petition con-j In the republican ranks all seem benefit of capitalists in England, taming a number of names of per Five Dollars lor a arrivb DISPART TIME SCHEDULES agreed *n Roosevelt, for president who own gold mining stocks, and FROM FROM B1GG8, OK. YOU sons who desired to have Sheriff Possible Paradise. except Ohio, and that convention I for them alone. Chicago- Storey of Multnomah got his name Portland ^Salt Lake, Denver, Ft was under control of followers of, T|)e rapidUr with which the pop. Special Worth. Omaha, Kaunas on the election ballot as an inde 1:25 p.m. City, St. Louis, Chicago 12:32 p.m the late M. A. Hanna a-,d never, ular,|y ()f p()!iti(Ull partieB ean via Hunt and East. pendent candidate. It is not yet ington. mentioned the president’s name. | chHJlg- hnfl b#. n ¡||u, ;rated geTeral apparent who stole it. I t may Atlantic In llliuoisthercpubl.es,, state con- timeJ in our biatorv, and bids fair Express Salt Lake, Denver, Ft have been u friend or an enemy, 12:22 a. m. Worth, Ornali a, Kansas 6:11 *. m. vention is io a deadlock and it is (0 be illuBtrat#d. W hen via Hunt- City, St. Louis, Chicago but most likely it was a friend, In S ta te of Oregon. ingtou. and East. piobabio that an adjournment will Hay„ w„ nominat, d for tha prM. à * . ____________ be had for thirty d»ys In Wie 8t. Paul Walla Walla. Lewiston idency the republican party had Thu government has not yet Fast Mail Spokane, Wallace, Pull cousin the republican convention St. 3:30 a. m. 9:54 p. in. man, Minneapolis, all the prestige that the war had seen fit to discontinue its forest re Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee via nominated the present governori gjv#n and VPt TildeI1 Was reahy servo policy. A large tract was Spokane Chicago, and East. 1 F a it io u s T r a i n s Chicago, SVliiwaukee & St. Paul Railway. 134 Third St., Portland S hort L ine and U nion P acifici ...... ,— s... ..... 27,000 Acres af Land Free to those who will pay from $5 to £15 per acre for Perp®tua Water Right and one wing o the part) buited. l e r - S p o o n e r and Quarlo. w . r . turned down a. delegate, to the nat » s a l convention, and «««h wing *.H « * » > » “ »• othar a o h . polls. In Washington the eastern ejec, ed Under Garfield a few ap parently u. iK ip ir U , t p ,rty quar re]g that af Conkling and ; B,aine r^aulied in t He election of c)(jTeland New y #rk) It3diana B|id Iuinoj< can , . „ lly be clas8ed pa it of the state is in open revolt „ Btatri wher„ partr line, do not .gainst brother republicans in collllt for The voter, in Western Washington. In spite of th„ e are not dre„ t,d in tbe all past differences the democratic prig0D unifljr(n of any party, antl party is just at present in less when a preiideat’, policy meet8 trouble than their opponents, and with di(!approyal thv;- are found one of the surprises ol the year was opposing him. that Senator Tillman of South Car- The us« of mines which explode olios was in favor e f Parker of New York lor president, and will from contaet ought to be prohibit- vote for him in the democratic na- **d from naval wnrfare. Mines aie tional convention I likely to become detached and Jerome of New York aad Folk of Missouri, were two reforoters who started out to correct abuses in tbr public services J creme won a temporary advuutage but has gradually relaxed bis efforts. Folk . opposed the strougest men ot 1 ms partv in Missouri, and lent tunny of thorn to the penitentiary. He has never given up his pursuit of corrupt officials and tic now stands at the head of the democratic party in h:s state, lie is i\ very voting man to have accomplished as much ns tie lias, being only years old. \\ lien lie was elected it was through ieri who « hi' hoped the intluenco of the men to up th ir cor riu k n «\ 7 float about in the sea to the danger of all seagoing traffic. Tbe dsngvr o f handling them is great and the danger of removing them is well shown by the destruction of two withdrawn fer examination in W a l Iowa couaty Oregon, and Montana ; land was also withdrawn. The supply of re.erves is already very large considering tbe sicsllnaes of tha demand. The Spokesman-Review of Wash ington has bolted Mead the republi can nominee for governor. I t is strong for Roosevelt but is running a set of oartoons on the late republi can state convention that must be galling to the western part o f the state. ; - - ~ . , u u * c mirman e the re' publican parly uas assigned Alien IQIi loyces arc itv of the I R A IL W A Y C . . O . .. 'Toclgo >- *';,K 8 . M J. Eifective February 15, 1903. 70 WEST A- BliOCK. Prnps. Choice brands of Liquors, Beer and Cigars, and Fancy Wines, Ciders and Cordials for Family Use. S T A T IO N S - B iG G b 5.4 - - - G ib -ons - - - Sinir’8 \V atsco 4.3 Klondike ¿0 Summ t Dally Pa«t>. Arrv A M. 11 2T> 11 00 - - 10 25 10 1 10 12 De Mo.Ac* M’oro •;.4 rsltitiBilld Grf Volîoy r’oon 10 10 9 50 9 :"2 9 15 tod i £ ; •> * ♦ For sate and for rent. C. ip I i or ♦ easy installments. New and sec- ■» « ond-hanl. of all ¡rtr.es. All makes ♦ : -paired, and worh f-n.y - nuran- <» teeii. If you r.e»cl n machine, of ar.y raalro, write me. I T X L E ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ i ♦ : * ♦ Y ON U, T •n V ^irntFUiall UY, DOiAlkiàLiC i'ay Cttt ar. I JKo n I OREGON j Typewriters \ « «* J . 3 . H ♦ •* o > L U. - D£t*4SKVIORE 10 89 McDonald 4.0 LYTLE 10 4. : î l - No. 6 Broadway. 10 Har Canyon June ud thr ..i « i p if, \l\ C H IC A G O JOLLY CORNERS Golumbia Southern 1 ABLE to NO CHANGE OF CAR«. j ....................... ... j For particulars as to rate« and route addr ess, J. H. FRF.DRICY. Ajrent. Biffga Or. 251 Alder St., PORTLAND. OREGON llM E H O U R S PORTLAND B. S. COOK I>*ily Japanese vessels. Such disasters b k i g h t ’ s d i s e a s e . Pa-s* are almost sure to occur after a mi i . „ •, , Tbe largest sum ever paid fora Lc«v war is over and commerce demands pregcrjpliun> ,.hanged hands in ! JL2L. a removal of explosives. The San Francisco, Aug. 30. 1901. 1 M mines, which are exploded b y ! Tiie transfer involved in coin and 1 Ml 1 M means of wires running to the stock <112,500.00 and was paid by J H shore, arc legitimate instruments a jMrt' ‘ j , l'".’' ' 1.1' '/*.mtn tor j* f.P* ^ citic for Jiright s Disease and Dt^- of warfare as they can only be ex- l,etes, hitherto incurable diseases. 2 03 ploded by electricity and if they They commenced the serious 2 43 get atloat arc not very dangerous, investigation o f the specfic Nov. 15. 2 40 DKK). They interviewed scores of The Panama canal company t( be cured it on its merits by putting 2 48 which hns sold its nterest to the over three dozen cases on the tn.it- 3 09 3 15 ih in i 4ero. Th 1 I i'vd btate* scetn have ir da ment am lfD6 v also got pi 8 44 ranttc fsilrfe. T1 » compir »Imii. .curable 4 00 i'"> for th, recoi -ed 1 10.1 ■■ and i 111 >We burst 70 Lands located in the De schutes Valley, Crook County, Oregon. Water now on land. Send for descriptive pamphlet to ^°-v ,0 a w,,,k *P*»king in j Cr0* k rountv. The .(tesking will ° eg>>i Mav 23, and several cam- Da1 IS11 »pceebes will he made at Vllr' ou, pomt« in the county, to v p a - v .11 protectK n ioidi To the Columbia Southern Irri gation Company. * .»nu'i 1 A4 4 HOP GO d B t m . Ikiipv»r LftU Vb lits «in i ( rgnr- O 'NEIL BROS. P R IM V *E.