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test and no more.'
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FlbAY. APRIL io, I9Q3.
TUB SENATORIAL SITUATION.
Three candidates ate bclore the
-otcrso9rrcon for the office of
United 'Wn't,cs senator, vv Qhas
W. Fulton, the present incumbent;
II. M. Cake, of Portland, and
Governor Chamberlain. Under
Qrcgon's direct primary law the
voters have the privilege of Mating
at the primaries and Inter nt the
general election which man the
wish to represent them In the sen
ate. The office of senator is always
nn important one, and it behooves,
the voters of the state to consider
carefully before easting their, ballot
for a candidate for that office.
Governor Chamberlain is n demo
crat and Is thus badlv handicapped
in the race. The Bulletin does not
believe the voters of Oregon want
to send a democrat to the senate.
The general election will probably
prove this statement correct Mr
Fulton and Mr. Cake are the onlv
republican candidates. Mr. Cukt
is a new, untried man. What hi
influence would be in the enate U
problematical. It always take
several sessions before a new mem
bcr can eert any noticeable In
fluence in behalf of his state or for
any measure. The Bulletin be
lieves it would be unwise at the
present time to send a new man to
the senate. There are several
measures before that body in which
Oregon is vitally interested, us lor
instance improvement of the Colum
bia river for ncvigation, and it
would be most unwise to place this
important work in the hands of a
new, untried man.
On the other hand, Senator Ful
ton his beeu doing some very good
work in congress. He is admtttcd
to be a man of much ability. He
is popular in the senate and has
been there long enough to become
acquainted. When he was the
onlv Oregon representative in either
, house of congress, Senator Fulton,
single-handed and alone, secured
the largest appropriation for Ore
gon's rivers and harbors ever se
cured by the stale, and in 1906 he
continued this good work by secur
ing an emergency appropriation of
400,000 for continuance of work
on the Columbia river bar. Other
work to Fulton's credit is the au
thorship of the "Allison Amend
ment" to the interstate commerce
law, for which he was personally
thanked by President Koo&evteJt;
and at the present scseioii he has
introduced two very important
jaws, one which, provides for a
hearing by the Interstate Commerce
Commission before a rale can be in
creased by any railroad iu case a
shipper objects, and the other a
resolution that authorizes the attorney-general
to proceed against
the Southern Pacific for violation
of the Oregon and California land
grant. Both these measures are
directly iu the interests of the peo
ple and in line with good govern
ment. Senator Fulton's work in
this regard has been commendable
and efficient.
As is common with most public
men, Senator Fulton has his en
emies. These claim that he is cor
rupt and a server of corporations
rather than of the people. The
senator's two amendments to the
interstate commerce net and his
present labors to force the forfeiture
of the Southern Pacific's land grant
would indicate that such a charcc
s untrue. 'I he Bulletin emphati
cally stands for clean government
and clean men and it has no time
for the sctirvv, corporation-serving
politician. However, Senator Ful
ton's labors in the last two sessions
of congress have shown him to be
.vydrkinu mid wotking hard for the
people. He should be returned to
the senate to complete the work
he has begun.
Affords Perfect Security
l'olej's Honey awl Tnr affords perfect
security from pneumonia and coiumim
tion a it cures the most obstinate cousin
jiud colds. We lMve never known a
single Instance of a cold retuitirftf in
pneumonia after 1'iAey'u Honey und Tar
had been taken. C. V. Merrill, Drug
K'.t. .
Catbon paper for sale at
iuUetia office; 3c a sheet.
The
' Rfdmcnil Items,
KunMomi, April 6. Messrs, Stanley,
Howard nml others Interested In 1). 1.
vS: 1 matters passed throufih line on
their way lo llend. For further twr
ttculaw sec nuothcr column.
' Mevsrs. l.ehtn.vi mid Springer, nsiitr
nnti for nomination, were In town bat
unlay renewing' old neiiiaiutiice and
forming View otic. Mr. Springer i
getting lo be quite Vfell khiovvn here and
our people wImi him the hest of success
Messrs. Norwood and lid Kennard
e.nvc a dance l'thlay night. This is the
first one of he season wlrtie icecream
vvn 011 the refreshment list.
Your correspondent was In Prhicvitlr
on All Fool's D.vy ns tv delegate on M,
of A. business.
Mrs. C. K. Mcl.nllln gave rt party
Wednesday night in honor of herncphew,
Milton Luvvsoii the iiconston being the
celebration of hit birthday. Hlcgaut
ivfrohnicnt vvereservrd nud the ouug
folks present, of wham there vvtvs. a good
ly number, voted it it grand good time
Chad Irvin is nursing a felon and says
it is a nuisance to put it the mildest.
MiM Rcvstrd is n late arrival. Mr. nud
Mrs. Itcvard have, been living for some
time on what vWtlic McCalTcry fotlj
ctof town on the reiver,,
The Adams family are other late
comers living in the Jake Hlirct, house iu
io 11.
Mr. It. M. Smith's youne datichtcr
Lwrts quite sick the bitter rMt,t'of the
vsecK, newssiwiiiiK eiuiiiiK a jiuysicinii,
but is much improved now we umer
land.
Carl Hhret is iu Portland on business
matters.
Ttie schoolhouse looks another story
like n schoolhouse now than It did Iam
week.
Cecil Kenyon has gone hack tn North
Dakota in an endeavor to sell the farm
there.
It. F. Jones reports more pension pa
pers to be made 'out this period than
ever before. It. C: Park.
Inkling at (list.
Gist, April 4 F. K. Dayton was at
Gist Thursday last on businc
Waller Graham rocs to work in the
National Forest ns forest rntiger on the
15th. He received his appointment a
few days ago.
Robert Wright made a trip to the Hay
stack country last week after seed grain.
He says, thp farmers there need rain very
badly.
l-'nink Arnold and wife spent Sunday
In the Clovcrdalc country at the AniolyJ
home.
Mr. llightovrcr is moving this week to
Rosland. We regret very much to Ioc
Mr. lliehtovrer from this vicinity. We
wish htm success In his new home.
Mr. and Mrs Mart Witt mode a plea?
ant call at Gilt 011 Monday.
Mr. Tlurkhart lias a contract to build a
flume fer Mr. McCulley near Gist.
Johnnie Taylor hs been quite sick
with Iu grippe, Mt we hear that he is
Mine better at thi writing.
Walter Graham bought yesterday of
James I'uller a floe team weighing about
tioo pounds.
Receives Congratulations
Yon will soon receive the congratula
tion of vour friends upon your improved
apeitrauce if you will take Foley' Kid
ney ximctly as it tones up ine system
and Imparts new life ami vigor. Foley's
Kidney Kenwilr cares tckaeh, nervous
exhaustion nml all forms of kidney and
nuHiusr irouiws. vihhiikikt hkhik ii
today. C. W. Merrill. Druggist.
Pleasant Rlde Items,.
Dan Greeiihalfiji, Sr.. Ims been under
the care of Dr. Tnrley the past week.
Mr. Wm. iiinlselt was also 011 the sick
list.
It. H. hockvear, w1h was severely
kicked in the face by a horse but winter,
is iu n very critical rendition, his condi
tion betas Mich that h will probably not
be able to do nuy work this summer. He
has a yatlieriug In the hMl just over the
eve.
Win. Johnson, candidate for county
treasurer, has returned from the Madras
and Agency .Plains country nml reports
a solid vote for r.llis in that section.
The new- mmik book! for tile Pleasant
Ridue Sunday school have now come
and they are much appreciated. All we
nctil notv 1 mi organ. 11 tue i.imiics
Aid will do thtdr duty this accomilth
meilt will soon Ixvconitdeted.
Tht- iliu-nura yiveil l,v Ki-f. Lowther
last Suudat was Visteuetf to itll great
interest, flfl lelng very highly enter
tained. He will prm;li aguiii nt ltel
moud next Sunday at 11 o'clock and at
I'laumnt Kidue at n. til. He Is a very
able bodied man. ami a very iutertstiug
talker. He covets a large territory nnl
enters into the work with much zeal,
and should receive help from all Chris
tian people.
Important OecUion
It is important that you should decide
to take only I'oley's Honey ami Tar
when vou have a cough or (old a It will
cure the most olMtiuute racking cougti
and expel theold from your system.
1'qley's Honey .nud Tar contnfiis no
harmful drugs. Insist urn liaving It.
C. W. Merrill. Druggist.
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTtE INN
Table always supplied with the best that the town affords.
Neat iJrid Comfortable Roonisr Uijnd, Orkcok
Gophers, Sage Hats and Vrnlrie Dogs
ntitmully devastate our fields of growing
ernln. Tticir number may be greatly
diminished by n systematic warfare upon
them. Kvcry female killed before the
young arc born, reduces the number of
pests at least ten later on. '
"Woodlatk" Squirrel Poison Is the most
tellable and destructive agent .-t devised
for their extermination. It Is nksolutely
certain iu its action and cvxry kernel is
warranted to kill. Climatic change or
moisture of the earth do not destroy its
strength. It requires no mixing or prepa
ration, and Is always ready for use. No
other Is so good. Dealers will refund the
rurchasc price, if not us .claimed.
Iovt CliKMtCAI, Co., Portland, Oregou
Wanted.
To trade lumber, shingles and
mouldings for a good driving team,
(uiruess nud hack or buggy. Call
on or address.
HiOUTOWHK-SxtlTII CO.
It Gist, Ore.
Cook anted.
At IIiglitower'S,mitli Co. sawmill
at GNt, Or. Hither married or
single; if married, wife conduct the
board! tie house, while husband
could work nt mill.
For Sale.
Driving team, weight 2100; hack
and harness; also one acre of gar
den on river, small house and barn.
tf R J. McCann. '
For Sale.
V.
At my ranch six miles southeast
of Bend three good dairy cows, two
fresh nd the other to bo fresh iu
May; also three Rood vearlings.
W. J. McQillvray.
For Sole.
One pair sorrel horses and har
ness weight 3S00 Well broken
and mated. Guaranteed good pul
lers Also light team, buggy nud
harness Vacant and improved city
lots itt Bend. Good farm laud in
both Bend and Sisters country.
1-4 If. J. Ovmm'iu',
Bend, Ore.
NOTICE FOIt IM'HLICATION.
l)frtmeat afta Inlvrlor
Mad OtUr at Lalwvirw, Orl,
March li. IS.
tfuOm Is krrsKs- rtwn tbsl
Joint f. Jahu-ofl
I HmkI, Ommt. ks SW4 aoitn- uf hlr biUdtlan
to maVe hast eoa
IcOMHNKtStkm I
nrvof Ih mHhmI oT
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,!. lliiiainlnil Katry Ka. sMMd
r ii. IM TbT lb WHbV. Mimwu
NKUSKU ate M. Tp f ft, K W II
Oeiutnf
l.
A ad Out mI4 praoT Hill bt awd lton '. 1)
W(, V . CamavfaMioacT. l hla SSV Mteer
11. Ot . aa May , p.
lit huh Um Mlawlag wttaimm la H"e
kUeoauauMM mhStoor asaa, sad cnUlrmloa
U. tnr laud. u Afcaaadcr Tcbc, Wttttom J.
MrSM. im MroiM, JehH V. ta4M. all of
HtMUad. 0M.
pri m J. X WATHON. UW"
Ttatvar laad. Act Jaac j. 1S7S,
KOTICK FOIt I'UMLICATION.
U. a. Mad OB. Th Italic, Ofcs.,
March IS, isa.
Ko4K Is Nfby ttven last ,
Hlhlyn howeU
rflstad. CaMHiirfrfCrwiV. Male of tttm), !
bt4l4 te uuicmsm, uwkr ih mi of CiifcM
of jii j. iSjS. R4lMUd Ur act al Ah( 4,
iyi. Hit !'.NKK sixl '!'. KW Imc u,TiS,
KuKH'M
Awl wUl ofltr prmj lo kr that Ihalatul
MMitlit Is mote valuable tot Hi llmtr ur dune
than (at ae'lCMltttra! pa( !. lil (S Mtatlh
hsrctaliHlaMMUMsfubt II. C. 10IU, I'. K.
CuatmwatMr at hla oac IH Head, 0kii, m
the Mh day ot liiiw, tans
Kb luiaci a htr MrilMiiar Wrcy A. Walstr,
Jowpl) II HchlKl IjiiI J VVrtght. alloflkml,
iHcgoii NWwIu Pioach. JahH .!. Kdwsrdi,
Juan II. UdwartU, all tftiiml, ottgoa
Any ami all jxraona rlaiialaa adnrrsely tlie
sUwc-docritwd touits arc laqantwl iu iii
(IwlrcUlwaln thla oflcc ea or Ixfdce sakl (to
dayof Junr, if.
rj3 - W. MOOKlt Knlalrr
Tlie Pioneer Telegraph
and Telephone Company
Telegrams I'orwarded to Any Part
of the World.
Direct
Telephone Communication
with Portland, Prluevillc and 'all
I'aclfic Const cities.
Public Pay Stiitions
in rank Dublinc at llend, at I,aid
law and Powell lluttes .
Slessenger service to any part of
Crook County south of Crooked
Hlver,
M'sii r, je.xxjci,iimi
CANDIDATE'S COLUMN.
l'OR DIKTHtCy ATTOUNKY.
To the Ucpiibllenn Voters of the Seventh
judlulal District:
I desire the nomination at your hands
to the oilier- ot District Attorney and will
appreciate your vote at the coming prl
tnnry election if you deem mo worthy ot
your supiHirt.
V. 1 Mvitus, Lnldlaw, Or.
I'OU DISTRICT ATTOKNUV.
(sthect to the approval of the oter
of Crook and Wasco counties, my candi
dacy Kir the repuhdeau nomination fur
district attorney of the Seventh Judicial
District at the coming primaries, is an
iiouucctl. If nominated nud elected 1
shall endeavor lo faithfully discharge the
duties of the office ns ptov ided by law.
l'Riti) ', Wiuok, The Dalles, Or.
l'OR JOINT RKfRliSHNTATIVK.
To the Republicans ot Klamath, IvVe,
Crook nud Grant Counties:
1 wish to inform the tepuhllcaits ot
Klamath Ijikc, Crook und Grunt coun
ties, constituting the Tveity-l'lrst Rep
resentative District ot Oregou, that my
name will lie ptesetited for your consltf.
emtioit nt the ptliiiiirycleellou to lc held
April 17, ii)S, nsklni; your suffrage for
selection as one ot the republican nomi
nees for ioint representative in said dis
trict, to be balloted for mi June 1, 100S,
t;-ni7 II. A. UnATTAtN,
Paisley, Oregon,
l'OR JOINT HltNATOK.
I vvlsli, to state that I am n candidate
for the republican iiumliiutlou for joint
senator to represent the district con
sisting of Crook, Klamath and Lake
counties. II. I.. Houiatk,
Houatiia, Oregon.
l'OR STATU SHNATOK.
I hereby announce myself n raudtdatc
for joint senator from Crvok, Klamath
and take counties 011 the republican
ticket, subject to the decision of the
primary election.
I.. I'. W11.UTS.
Klamath Palls Or., 1'eh. ii, 1908.
l'OR COUNTY JUDC.It.
To the Republican Voters of Crook
County:
I hvrcbjc.annouuce myself a candidate
for the oflire of county fudge, subject to
the action ot the rtiHibheau voters al the
primary election.
II. C. l!M.irt, llend, Or.
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPRRINTIINDHNT.
I hereby announce that 1 will he a can
didate for county school superintendent
of Crook comity snhjsct to the action of
the republican rotors 111 lite primary
election.
M. A. I. human, O'.Ncil, Or.
l'OR COUNTY JUIIOK.
Madras, Or., January 38.
To the Voters of Crook County.
I itorehy ntinounce myself n candidate
for Humiliation, m the republican tick
et, to the oflicc of county iudec. Vour
iiHort at the primaries, April 17, will
be truly oppreeialetl. Sincerely jours,
J. P. HUsNCIIAUI).
l'OR COUNTY TRHASURItR.
To the Voters of Crook County
I Iwreby atiiMMitice myself as n candi
date for re-ciectiflii to the o(fle of cohii.
tr treasurer, ssthjtel to vour apjirovsl ol
Um Mlmliuslratrrm ui
the office during
uiy present term.
W. P. Kt.NO.
COUNTV SC1I00I. Sl'I'HRINTItNMlNT
To tlie KHiblisn Voters of Crook
County: s
I hereby annouiiee myself a candldats
for the olfice of connty Khool supertn
tutnleiit. Vour suppott at the primaries
in April will lie upprsointwl.
It. A. Pom.
l'OR COUNTY SUVIiYOR.
To the Voters ot Crook County:
I Itercbv nniiouiivHi myself n candidate
lor nomination, 011 tnc repuiHimiiiiiKei,
to the otiiceol eouuty; surveyor. I re
spectfully solicit your support at the
primaries on April 17.
Prank May.
l'OR ASSIttatOR.
To the voters ol Crook county: I here
by announce myself as a candidate for
tlie olfice of county assessor, subject to
tlie approval of the rctmblieati voters at
the primaries to be licit April 17, 1908.
II. P. JONKa.
Ksrluwtul, Oregon.
l'OR SlIIinilM'.
I hereby announce myself 11 candidate
for the ollic of sheriff of Crook county
subject to the approval of ilic ilcuiocratfr
voters at the primaries to lc held April
17, 190H. V, C. CoMSurrciN,
Puulinn, Or.
l'OR ASSIihSOH.
To the Voters of Crook County
I hereby announce myself n candidate
for nomination to the office of county
assessor, subject to the upnrovnl of the
republican voter nt the priumrlen to Ins
held April 17, KA Vour tupjiort is re
spectfully solicited,
P. K. Dayton,
' I.nldlaw, Or.
Notice.
I'umla arc nvuilable to pay school war
rants of llend school district o. 12 mid
interest will cease after this date,
llend, Ore,, April io, 1008,
C. S. IIKN80N, Clerk.
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Ala! will utfer tiroof la kir Hut Ik UihI
aukt l mure valuabl Air It tlMlwr or Hour
than Tor S(rVcHltHral tiarho, and toUMik
Ills claim li, ukllanj Ufof L c Mil., l'
CoiuwiMioiwr.sl Insofllceal llewl, traM, ihi
walditlay, I lie fjlli day of AitU. IV".
lie nam, a aa wlliits Klimr Nl.wooetr,
Cksrln IHowh. 1'ia.l IIhhiicII, I'ratiV. M. May,
all uf llf ml. DrraoH
Any sw4 all irti claiming s4iMly Ike
altwicdrscitknl Unda arc rruuaalail to file llMtr
claims In ikla olivet on or Iwfort aaki ulti itay ol
A Mil.
fn ai
J. S, WA1M0N, Mf.lurr
COSTKRT KOTICK.
iHjtatlnirnt vf the Inlnli.r
I'. H. I.oihI 0IH(, i-aliclfH . Oregon,
I'cliriwry t6, i'A.
A Hlfldant ronlrit afd.taill liavlng Un nird
Iu this olAreiy I' II. Slarloii.runltttanl.ngaiiial
lioiiitslrailciiiry No jli, mailc Augiut is, iuii.
for fiNVV'lf nml NHrTwix, Hcttloii i, Ti n H.
M.n It VV .VI, IivJdIiii llliiiiliigliBiti.cuiimirr, In
which It la allrgtil Hint aalit lllrmlngliaiii liaa
Hhully alHiiiitoiml aakl lam) Dial lie list uriar
llvnl on mM laml ami that lie hua nrvcr lioill a
liou.r on aalit Iniul, Dial lie liaa never tulnvsltd
HliI Unit unit Unit lie liaa Uen oUkiiI lioih mU
laml fur more limn i j luoiillia laat w,l, and tlial
aald sllrutd alMenc from the ajol laml ,.. i,i,i
iluetokUeinili)yiiiriil In the army, navy or
marine ruf pa ol"lhc I iillnl rllatca stNiiiftalr
soldltr nfllrer, acmiisii or marine during Hie
wi,r,wA'". ."'"".',"' '"""'K any oilier war In
wlillli Ihr I'liltrrl Ktutea maylic engugtil,
Kslil lwitlra are liereliv noilflxl in n,r ...
sihiiiiI and olftr evidence liiuchlngaald uIIckuIIiiii
al'jo o'clock a m on April h, y, Ulurc Jl. c,
hill., I' M coiiiml.. oner, at ficml, Oregon, ami
thai (111 J I lienrliiir u ill lie held aim i.vi.wt.. .,.
on May ,, !'., before the KrgUler ami Ucceh
er at Iht United htalrt l.and offics In I.aVtvleiv.
JSf ssMeeiilrsIsm having, l,i a tiioper nfflds
vUllleilleWruaryii.iyni.ael furlli fuels which
show that after due dlllgruc icraoiul service of
thla notice can not made, it Is hereby ordered
and directed thai such notice be tivrn by due
alul litnrir luil.llrBt
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lurio-si;
J. N. WATHOW, KcfcUwr,
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PROFE8c3fONAU CARD8.
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Oi'l'ICIt IN HNK IIUII.IHNO,
IIKNI), OllltOON
W. P. AIYGRS
Land unci Irrigation
Lnwycr
I.A11)I.AV, ORllHON
I Practice lit all Courts nud llrwrtiiient
of the liiterhrr.
U. C. COE, M, D.
Physician ami Surgeon
Ol'I'ICIt OVUM HANK
?UI itliibt Cclcpbonc Connection
DAY TRI.Ml'IIONIt NO, 31
IlKNi), : OniOQN
i"ii7 "1. l. scoisii2Li)
DENTI8T
IIHNP, , OMIIOO.V
(im IImh, s m to 4 1' m.
Olllcc In old Pilot Ulltle Development
Co. IH'Ik , opixullii Irtuk.
M. V. TURLEY, M. D.
Pliyslclnn mid Surgeon
OHfICK OVItli CONNr.R HKUO RTOKI!,
1IRNI1, ORIUION
FRANK H. GREENMAN
Attorney nt lv.
Will Practice In All Court. 1.
Haow.wMMHV. IlltNll, OlIIMiON
J. II. IIANIiR,
ABSTRACTER of TITLES
NOTAItV I'L'BI.IC
Wit IntarsHas. WU laimaars. aai,ty Kal.
Ual Ifitilr, Casuwfsanas
fU IN I' VI 1 1 N. OHHflON
SW l-IIJNG.
lllfST WORK C.I'AR NTUKU.
Prices from J to i m.
Leave saws at 1'lne Tire HKie.
III). IIAI.VORSOS'. Hknii, Ohimhiv
the
First National Bank
of Prlncvllle.
I'.itaiilishrd IHSN.
Cnpltnl, Surplus nud Undivided
Profits, $100,000.00
H I' AlkH
wm vuniir
T SI llaMalH
II Haw-in
fif.U,.!
VH l"'aW8t
tatlilri
tor; w .nalii
JVhcn You Paint
Iniilding.s, inside or out
oldc, If you desire the
very best results at the
least expenac you
isiinuld use .
Tue
SHEnWIN-WlLUAMS
Paint
Cnll for
color Cirds
E. A. SATHER
Pull l.lno of (Iroccrlcs, Dry
(IooiIh mid llnrdwnrc nlwnjs tin
llnnd.
HENRY L. W111TSETT
Horse Shoeing- and
General Dlacksmithing:
VAao.vAN
PLOW'WORK
First Class Worl; Oiinrnntccd
I.nrnted in lln old Sheldnn shnn.
Tcr j ssr-
r I'liaiiaaiaaaaaaiaaaaaMaBaan k
(jSwwrrjuwata:
I ry Sg fj Jy.Vg
Cnrdof ThankM,
Wt .desire n to. sincerely tliimlc
tlio.se who no Icliully assisted us
duriiiK tlie late illness aiul death of
our father.
Mtt.. AND Mits, A, D, Mohkii.i.
AND ClIH.UUJiN,
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