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National Republican Ticket.
For PrcHlclcnt
WILLIAM Me KIN LEY
of Ohio.
For Vice President
TIIKODOIti: ItOOSEVKLT
of New York
For Precedential Elector.
TILMON FORD of Marlon county, J. C. FUL
LKKTON of Douglas county, W. J. F(JR
NI.SH of Umatilla couuty. O. K.
l'AXTUN of Multnomah county.
HEARST WARNS BRYAN.
tbe
Mr.
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Tbe trio of big newapaperb, owned
and controlled by W. R. Hearst, are
just now booming Mr. Bryan for the
presidency with all the vim and energy
that hired brains can furnish. Tbebe
newspapers, the San Francisco Ex
aminer, New York Journal and
Chicago American, belonging to
Hearat, uphold Bryan in his
against expansion, while at the same
lime Hearst is one of the greatest of
American expansionists. Hearst gave
MjBryan a few words of advice in the
San Fraccisco Examiner April 27, 1899:
"We trust that Mr. Bryan will yet
range himself in lino with the national
aspirations for expansion. The time
has come, a it comes at intervals to
every vigorous nation as it has come
to ours on several former occasions
when the old boundaries are too con
tracted for the pulsing life within
them, and when the health of the
body politic demands that room. The
popular instinct understands the neod
for these periodical expansions, :.nd
every genuine statesman understands
it, too.
"The popular instinct of a nation
cannot be changed in ten months, nor
can a creature of expediency be con
verted Into a statesman by an appeal
to the truths of history.
"Mr. Bryan may think he Is close
to tho people, and that bis silly talk
about imperialism' moves them, but
he will eoon find out that Americans
are as much in favor of expansion
to-day as they were when tLy ap
plauded the acquisition of the Louis
iana territory by that noted imperial
let, Thomas Jefferson."
QOOD ADVICE.
"If there is any one who believes'
the Gold Standard la a good thing, or!
that it must be maintained, I warn
him not to cast his vote for me, be-!
cause l promise hltn it will not be
maintained in this country longer than
I am able to get rid of it." W. J.
Bryan, Sept. 16, 1896.
Doubtless the millions of people who
have been, struck by tho wave of
prosperity under Mr. MKinley's gold
standard administration will accept
the warning of Mr. Bryan.
J. W. Reed, one of the brightest t.ien
in Idaho, an orator of note, and one of
the electors on the Bryan ticket, has
cast off the cloak of Bryanism and come
out flat-footed for McKinley and there
are others.
Bids for I.O.O.F. Lot.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the trustees of Lakeview
Lodge, No. 63, I. O. O. F.f at the law
office of W. J. Moore, in the Daly build
ing, up to Saturday, September, 29, 1900,
at 4 oclock p. m., for the purchase of the
lot on Main street, Lakeview, upon
which formerly stood the Odd Fellows'
hall. Size of lot, 30x80. The right is
reserved to rtject any or all bids. By
order of the Lodge.
J. Q. Willits, Secretary. 37-2
City Delivery Directory.
The following merchants are the pat
rons of the city delivery : J. S. Field,
Geo. 11. Aye&s & Co.," Lakeview Soda
Works, Wiiorton & Barnes, B. Rey
nolds, Bernard & So.v, Bailey & Mas
sing ill, Lee Beall. VIRGIL E.
GREENE, City Deliveryman. 35-tf
Drink nothing but Jesse Moore whisky
and you'll always be happy. On sale at
Whorton A FiUpatrick's. 33-tf
Complete line of
Gent's
Furnishing Goods
Now on display
Boy's and Girl's
Combinat'n Suits
Hen's and Boy 's Sweaters
AH grades and prices
The Honogram.
I'm in it Don't overlook me
For bargains
HARNESS SADDLES
STOVES I HARDWARE
5. Scblapcl.
FIELD 6r BURRUJ
Are still in the lead on
Agricultural Implements
, Buggies, Roadwagrjns
Carload new Implements now on
the roiul. We always handle the
Beit
BAKER & HAMILTON GOODS.
FIELD & BURRUS.
ARZNER BROS.
Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers
Horseshoeing a Specialty
At the old stand. All work
Guaranteed.
THE LAKEVIEW DRUG CO.
Just opened again in B. Heynold'a
Store, neyt jor to Ariner Broa '
blacksmith shop.
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles
S. R. Sublette
The Furniture Man
I now ready fr baslnefta in hi new
building Month of the Poat Office with
m new line Furniture of nil Klnd
The Hungry Should Be Fed
and that is my mission. For a
good meal go to the
fStillman ReHlaurant
One building South of Opera Hoate.
JAMES STILLMAN, Prop.
W. D. Woodcock;
Blacksmith and Horseshoer,
At the old stand
North of the Opera House.
All work done on ahort notice and aatiafae
tion guaranteed.
Ager-Lakeview
Stage Line
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