Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, March 17, 1904, Image 4

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LAKEVIEW, OREGON. HARCH 1 7. IW,
SALUTATORY.
Having purchnsed and. wirh this
Issue, assumed control f Tin I'ike
County Examiner, wo shall briefly
8tate tin principles Unit shall govern
Its future management. y
We chilli advocate the principles of
the Republican party liecause of Its
fostering care ami progressive policy
this country has gwn to be one of
the greatest inl most proserous
nations hi the world.
Weshnl' work tor the nomination
and election to the presidency of
Theodore Roosevelt, the staunch de
fender of American Institutions,
under whose successful leadership
will soon commence theconatructlon
of the isthmian canal that shall lie
built, owned, controlled aud protect
ed by the United State Government,
and when completed. It will not
only connect the Atlautic and Pacific
oceans, but its completion will le
the crowning glory of the century.
We shall advocate clean, decent
methods hi local politics, and expose
to public gaze all corrupt factional
combinations formed for the purpose
of securiug public offices, and un
sparingly criticize all political
schemes which are 80 repugnent to
those high ideals of American citizen
ship, and so detrimental to public
liouesty.
We shall use every effort In our
power for the development of the re
sources of Lake county by empha
sizing the fact that there are thous
ands of acres of rich farming and
pasture lands, open to settlement,
which are capable of making hund
reds of prosperous homes for thrifty
settlers. e shall have recorded In
the news columns of The Examiner
each week every event of public
Interest, so accurately reported that
when you see it lu The Examiner It
will be ho.
In conclusion we would request
that all readers and friends of The
Examiner who believe In the princi
ples hereinbefore enumerated give us,
not only their approval, but their
active support.
'. (. Metzkkk.
OP INTEREST TO VOTERS.
Invlewof the fact that the pri
maries unv approaching we deem It
Importaut that the voters of Iake
countv know Just the sentiment that
pre wills, and that each and every
Inlvldual taxpayer U thoroughly
atiiialnted with the Interests of his
rot her taxpayer In the matter of
sending a delegation to the state
convention who will mipport. our
friend Hon. It. A. Knunltt. Mr.
Lnnnltt's nomination and election
to the state senate means a stick
added to the bundle ami strengthens
President Roosevelt's support, and a
vote for the return to the I'nited
States Senate of lion. John II. Mit
chell, and Mitchell Is the man we
want In the 1. S. Senate.
If Knunltt is elected to the state
senate the eopIe are assured of
their wishes lielng supported in thej
most vigorous manner. Mr. Km
mitt's strong personality amiability
in the states' parliamentary body
Is recognized by all his colleagues as
well as his constituents, as his
record hi the last session of Oregon,
as well as his ability as a legislator,
he is recognized as one of the liest
farmer legislators In the state of
Oregon.
Do not forget that In electing del
egates to the county convention
that such delegates will elect a del
egation to the state convention aud
a state delegation must lie chosen
who are unquestionably for Roose
velt. The election of Simon del
egates means a jeopardy of Roose
velt's cause In Oregon, for ,foe Simon
is well knowu to 1k no friend to our
President.
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SUOTB BSOT TOILB
Senator Thos. C. Piatt of Xew
York, gives It as his opinion that
the Panama Canal Co., cannot give
a title to their proerty, and says
the United States will be giving
$40,000,000 for the right to construct
the canal and retain from the pro
ceeds 40 per cent after exicnses are
paid, the other 00 per cent going to
the old Canal company according to
the contract between the new canal
company and the original promot
ers. Piatt is an ex-politician, while
Attorney General Knox is a lawyer.
Knox has notified the president that
an absolute title can l secured and
will Is forthcoming In .'10 days.
Mr. Knox has given the matter a
thorough investigation with every
opportunity at his disposal for get
ting at the facts, and his opinion Is
what the president will Is governed
b.V.
The voters of Lake county should
have a more thorough knowledge of
the unscrupulous methods of Joe
Simon's campaigning than that
stalwart politician intends to ac
quaint them with. Since he finds, j
to his displeasure, that the Roose- !
t
velt baud wagon Is the only one in j
the 1 r j u t 1 i i - t n parade he secures a
ticket I. ut don't intend t' ride. It
is not congruous to the sagacious'
disport inn of J ne Silami, after his
alleged humiliation by t In.1 art ion.-of .
the President tocoiidniie tin- offense, .
Which he perfunctorily a.-s'l hum I, ill
so short a time. Mr. Simon has
churned the President wit h violating i
his word; this alone, regardless of'
his personal offense would place Mr. j
Roosevelt beneath the dignity of I
such a man (politician) as.Mr.Joseph j
Simon. Simon says he is not a can-1
didate for the United States Senate!
to succeed John Mitchell, well, may
be not, and certainly not if his
motives for gaining control of Ore
gon's politics could be thoroughly
foreseen by the voters.
Like everything else there nrc two kinds of
Groceries on the market. There is n big difference
in the quality. Our customers tell us the quality
of our Qroccries is very much better than any they
ever had. They also say to us (hat they save money
when they place their orders for groceries with us.
We deliver promptly and are courteous in every
transaction--what more do you want of your
Grocer.
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EXAMINER
KINTINV. IS AX ART IN
which Tin-: Kxaminkk cx
cclls. Wc have all the late
"-jqpj- styles in type and keep in
stock a larjje assortment of hijjh
grade stationery so that there is
no delay in executing a large order.
Our prices will he found tocotnpare
favorably with other prices.
Some democratic papers are pre
maturely criticizing President Roose
velt on his diplomacy hi regard to
bringing about an amicable solution
of the Santo Domingo trouble.
They evidently fear the president
will put another feather in his rap.
it is the president's policy to avert u
clash in these island which would
involve several other nations that
are mi thecr., side of the lei Iyer, and
in M'liliiii'' out his police it is the
piirpo-i' of Koo-evelt to arrange;
w it 1 1 oi her po'Acrs so t hat t lie islands j
eau pay t heir debts", w it limit making j
sarriiices i.f t heir only means of ful-
lilimejit of t heir obiiv.nl ions. j
LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS
EIGHT PA0ES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ESTAIILISHEIJ IN I8K0.
ike view
The Mitchell forces in M ult imiuah
county were successful over the
Siuionites. It begins to look a little
like another Odell-Platt episode.
Si non may conclude he is "too old."
Odell and J'kitt have had it out
and Odell won. One more of the
underground anti-Roosevelt men
dow n 'and out.
Jf you are not a subscriber to The
Examiner and get a copy, it is an I
invitation to become a subscriber.!
Give us a lift, and see what we can1
do. :
The Russian fleets at Port Arthur
and Vladivostok are said to be
bottled. The Japs will How proceed
to break the bott les.
grewery
AYUES& 5CIILA0EL, Prop.
SALOON IN
CONNECTION
Ueer sold Wholesale & Retail
Delivered any place in Town
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
Ref ore you vote for a delegate tu
the state convention In; sure he is j
for Kluiuilt for the state senate. I
A vole for an Knimit t delegate to
the state convention Is a vote cast
for Mitchell and Roosevelt.
Roosevelt and l''airbauksforstand-
ard bearers.
Iryin preparations simply devel
op dry catarrh ; they dry up the necretioim,
which ail hero to the ineinbruno and docom
pobe, caiiHing a f;tr wore Horioux trouble than
the ordiuury form of catarrh. Avoid all dry.
ing inhalant, funics, umokoa anil umiUH
and uo that which cluaiineH, Boot hen and
hi:aln. Kly'B Cream lialm ih hiicIi n remedy
and will cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily arid iileaxautly. A trial wizo will be
mailed for 10 cants. All drneihtK sell the
DOo. iz). Kly brothers, 5li Warren St., N. Y.
The JJahn cures without paiu, doeg tint
irritate or cuuho Hueeziug. It thread itself
over an irritated and aii(,'ry surface, reliev
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Kly'B Cream Raltn you are armed
agaiust Kauai Catarrh and Ray l ever.
If you are going east a careful selection of your
route is essential to the enjoyment of your
trip. If it is a business trfp time Is t lie main
consideration; if u pleasure trip, scenery ami the
convenience and comforts of a modern railroad.
Why not combine all by using the ILLINOIS
( KNTKAL, the ('p-To-I)ate Road, running two
trains dally from St. Paul and Mlnnen polls and
from Omaha to Chicago. Free Reclining ( hair
Cars, the famous Huffct-Llbrnry-Sinoklng Cars,
all trains vest Ihtilcd. Tickets reading via the
Illinois Central will be honored on t liese t rains
ami no extra, mre charged. Our ra tes are the
same as those of Inferior road why not get
your money's worth. Write for particulars.
R. 11. TRC.M lil'LL, Com. Agl. II-', lid si Portland Or
J. C. Lixiisky, T. I', .fc P. A. 1'. 15. TiioMi sov. V. P. A.
1 12 Third Street, I; I, Coleman Pldg,
Portland, (Jr.' Seattle Wash.
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