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LAKEVIEW, OKEQON, riARCHjl, IU.
WEIQH THE SITUATION.
The gentlemen who have Kin
elected iih delegates to the county
convention to W held here next Sat
urday nn doubtless aware of the
great responsibility renting upon
them. They have the future well far?
of the county on their hands, and it
lsdnHives every one of them to care
fully weigh the situation liefore vnnt
Ing their vote on thnt day.
They have the power to assist in
maintaining the Integrity of the gov
ernment and general prsperity of
the county established by the fear
lessly honest administration of such
eminent statesmen as Theodore
Roosevelt, Senator John H. Mitchell
and the many others of like ability
at Washington.
Senator Mitchell's untiring zeal
nud absolute fealty to our state's
l?st Interests have made him the
most influential and powerful cham
pion of Oregon we have ever had at
Washington, and it is of much im
portance that jHTsonal friendship
and obligations Is?, if necessary, dis
regarded eutirely, that tried and
true friends of Senator Mitchell le
nominated for the legislature at the
state convention.
The delegates know that their
votes next Saturday for state sena
tor will be either for or against
Mitchell' iuterests, and that this
delegation Is to have a hand in
choosing delegates to the national
convention which will nominate a
successor to President Roosevelt.
Simon DOES NOT favor Roosevelt
and Mitchell DOES.
R loyal Uieu-tn-H if hm. vit, mlma-
ous iu your efforts to elect John H
Mitchell, be faithful to the best in
terests of t lie Republican party and
thoroughly understand the Issue at
next Saturday's convention, and
there will be no doubt about the ul
timate result of your labors. We
risk the assertion that every delc
who has the welfare of the county in
view, will not run the risk of turning
down the present administration for
any such selfish motive as local fac
tional victory
And now, gentlemen, we leave this
matter for your Is-st consideration,
feeling assured that you Mill look le
yond any local factional prejudice,
and take tin' Republican view, that
Senator Mitchell's election is what
you most earnestly desire, and that
the surest method of accomplishing
this is to elect a state delegation un
qualifiedly in fa or of R. A. Emmitt
for slate senator. Mitchell's tried and
true lieutenant.
The Chewancan Post In m editor
l.il last week raised ft question that
will miti I re Investigation. The ar
ticle complains of the apportionment
of road funds. We promise to give
our readers the facts of the case at
an early date. Wo now have In
progress an Investigation of the law
regarding the distribution of road
funds, and shall publish the facts1
that can be snlistnntlutcd by law us (
soon a they an gathered. j
Johnnie Loggau reports that on j
his recent trip to the "desert" he!
learned there were In that section a-j
bout .'n.tHMi Ijike County sheep which J
are subject to taxation In this coun- j
ty. He himself assessed 4iHH) head, i
The ground In that region was soj
muddy that travel was almost lin-j
possible, so Johnnie deputised a n il- j
able person to make the assessments
at a more propitious time. - Harney
News.
A Bulgarian girl named Zorka III
eva, who fought and was wounded
iu the ranks of the Macedonian Insur
gents, has volunteered for service In
Manchuria. She wears masculine
attire, is an exert horsewoman and
handles rifle and sword. The girl
saw Ocucrul Kaulbars, thet'oininan
der In-chief, who promised to Indorse
her application. She wore a full
campaign equipment.
Brother Thompson of the Alturas
Pluimleuler speaks of the iK'untiful
snow. Alturas eople may condone
such a remark but we fear that if
a Iakeview paper should mention
the "beautiful snow" Its editor's
past life and noble deeds would le I
written and printed with turned
rules
HJOTS bsot
Like everything else there are two kinds of
Groceries on the market. There Is a big difference
in the quality. Our customers tell U3 the quality
of our Groceries is very much better than any they
ever had. They also say to us that they save money
when they place their orders for groceries with us.
We deliver promptly and are courteous in every
transactionwhat more do you want of your
Grocer.
BAILEY & MASSING ILL
nit) -mill
iUIUilll!!
A locomotive and six cars of an
extra southbound freight train
jumped the track uear Ager on the
afternoon of March 21st, ami were
piled up In a ditch. None of the crew
were hurt.
State Senator H. F. Mulkeyof Polk
county, and president of the Ash
land Normal school Is talked of for
the nomination for congress to suc
ceed lion. Ringer Hermnn.
(Jold Hill Republicans are talking
about presenting the name of Joe L.
llammersley as a candidate for
county judge. Ashland Tidings.
THE
LAKE
COUNTY
EXAMINER
Homer Davenport, the noted car
toonist will deliver one of his illus
trated lectures in Ashland.
HINT IN (5 IS AN ART IN
I which Tin: Kxamlnek cx-
! Xl ; cells. We have all the late
LT J
'iqpjp styles in type ami keep in
stock a lare assortment of hih
rale stationery so that-there is
no delay in executing a large order.
Our prices will he found to compare
favorably with other prices.
Oeneral Kuropatkln says the Rus-
so-Japanese war will last two years
Oeorgia has held Its state con veil
tiou and declared for Roosevelt.
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LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS
EIGHT PA0ES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS
Missouri has instructed its nation
al delegation for Roosevelt.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ESTABLISHED IN I8HII.
Th.f Multnomah County Republi
can convention met on Saturday,
March I'.ith, and nominated the leg
islative ticket anil county officers,
delegates to the state convention
and the second district congression
al convention. Resolutions were
udopted indorsing the administra
tion of President Roosevelt and de
claring for the re-election of Senator
John II. Mitchell and thenomination
of J. N. Williamson of the second district.
The congressional convention for
the first district Is called to meet in
Salem on April Pith, at 11 a. m. The
convention will consist of 177 dele
gates, the same number and appor
tioned the same as the state conven.
tlon to le held In Portland the fol
lowing day. Arrangements have
beeiiumde with railroads for reduced
rates on round trip tickets.
Fakes on Deck Again. (
Several exchanges that come to1
our desk contain an item of how
their people hud liecii fooled by cer-,
tain agents, and warning their read-
ers to a void such fakers. Some of '.
these swindlers only ask their victim !
to sign some kind of an agreement j
whether they want a book or not, j
and the result is the innocent signer
discovers when too late that he has
signed an obligation to pay, and
generally finds It cheaper to pay the
sum than fight it in the courts with
the swindlers well out of the way
and no available proof of their hav
ing licen swindled.
The Plaindeuler Bays one of these
fakers has plied his profession In Al
turas, and no doubt found some
suckers. His method Is to secure or
ders for a book giving the history of
the l.'nited States Secret Service, do
mestic and foreign. The publication
so lie avers, cun only be sold to
persons who have been recommended
by those In authority.
Retter look out for this fellow: the
('tilted States Secret Service Is not
giving out many histories.
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brewery
AYRES& SCHLAUEL, Prop.
SALOON IN
CONNECTION
Beer sold Wholesale & Retail
Delivered any place in Town
'"'Nasal Catarrh quickly yield to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Ralin, which in agree- !
ably aromatic ll lft received uirougu mo
nostril, cleanse and heals the whole sur
face over which ii diffuses iUelf. Druggists
ell the Wo. size Trial size by mail, 10
cent. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To Mooiunioduto thoe who are partial
to the use of utoiuizor in applying liquid
into the ziaitul jxiwmges for calttrrnal irmu
Ida, the proprie -or prepare Cream liulm in
liquid form, which 'ill ho known a Ely'
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
praying tube i 75 cent. Druggist or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
A BUSI kKSPROPOSITION
If you nre going east a careful selection of your
route Is essential to the enjoyment of your
trip. If It Is a business trfp time Is I he main
consideration; If a pleasure trip, scenery and the
convenience and comforts of a modern railroad.
Why not combine all by using the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL, the Up-To-Iutc Road, running two
trains dally from St. Paul and .Minneapolis ami
from Omaha to Chicago. Free Reclining ('hair
Cars, the famous Huffet-f Jbrary-Smoklng Cars,
nil trains vest Ibulcd. Tickets reading via the
Illinois Central will be honored on these trains
and no extra mre charged. Our rates urn the
same us t hose of Inferior roads why not get
your money's worth. Write for part iculars.
R. 11. TRIJM15ULL, Com. Agt. U2, .'Id st Portland Or
J. C. LiXDsicv, T. V. & P. A. J'. II. Tiiomi'sov, F. & P.A.
142 Third Street, llooiu 1, Coleman Rldg,
Portland, Or. Sent tie Wash.
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