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lAKCVIEW.CNFGON. JIM! a. I(4.
The Republican Ticket.
Justice of Supreme Court
F A Aoore
For State Food and Iiary Commis
sioner J V Bailey
Presidential Klectors
J N Hart
J fl Fee
0 B Dimick
A C Hough
For Congress First District
Dinger Hermann
For Joint Senator
J A Laycock
Joint Representatives
R V. Steiner
J 5 Shook
Circuit J tulre
H L Benson
H K Hanna
District Attorney
E n Brattain
FOU SHEMFF
Llmer E. kinehart.
FOKCLEKK
E. N. Jaquish
FOU TUEASUKKH
Fred O. Ahlstrom.
FOIt ASSESSOR
Charles Umbach
FOIt CO.MMISSIOXEIt
C. W. Dent.
FOU SCHOOL SUi'T.
J. Q. Willits.
Some democratic paHrs are de
nouncing Judjje H. K. Hanna I.
eause of his political Isdiefs. The
office of Circuit Judje should and
always ban leen free from politics.
Judjre Hanna has served three terms
as district attorney and Is now clos
ing his ISth year as Circuit Judge.
He lias the honor of Isdng one of the
IS Oregon Judges having the fewest
numlier of cases appealed to the Su
preme Court and the fewest reversed
by that body. Politically Judge
Hanna was a democrat until his
party was Brj'anizcd, when he left It
and voted for McKlnlcy in 1S!H, and
hits voted the Republican ticket
since, though at the election six
years ago he ran independently anil
was elected, the republicans making
no nomination against him. His
reputation as a a judge being perfect
The Republicans placed him upon
the ticket this spring without a dis
senting vote.
It certainly is gratifying to I he
editor of tlie Silver Lake Oivgoiiian
to Imagine how he cut the pride of
the editor of The Examiner last
week by calling him a "mugwump,"
and it is certainly gratifying to iu
to be so associated w if h such men as
Horace tinel'-.v and Theodore
Roosevelt, who were both "mug
wumps." We admit of having made
one mistake, and that is to he.ee
ever paid any attention to the
Silver Lake paper which is In the
class that never expect more than to
merely be noticed.
THIRD AND LA5T CALL.
The time for election Is near and
it every voter has not made up hU
mind who he will vote for. It Is time
he was pulling his thoughts togeth
cr. Look over thecounty ticket and
yon will Hud then the names of men
to (111 our county otllces placed there
by the Republicans, who are emi
nently qualidfil for the positions.
The name of E. E. Rhim harl for
sheriff ha; been before the voters and
the gentleman himself has tiled to
meet every voter la the county and
give him an opport unity to Judge as
to h's ipialillcations. The re has
been enmigli truthfully said of Mr.
Kinehart and now all that can be
said more, is that no npublicau
can for Just cause vote against hlui.
It Is almost certain that lie will re
ceive a large majority.
Now voters, go down the Republi
can county ticket, yon know the
men ami if you know them to be
men of high standingaud men whose
moral and intellectual standing in
the county entitles thein to your
support, voie for them. H they
were not quite such men as Lake
colli, ty could justly fee I proud of. The
Examiner would not hesitate for one
moment to repudiate them. It has
Itcen our policy through this cam
paign to speak plainly ami ojK-nly
without fear or stint as to the mer
its of office seekers. There Is no
strings on The Examiner and what
we have said Is from a general
knowledge of the men we have be
fore us. It Is our honest Itclicf that
the men the republicans have select -ed
for our different county officers
are, all of them, duly credited with
merit and honor and should receive
the support of the party. It Is con
ceded by many democrats that the
county II1 elect u straight county
ticket. Every republican is proud of
their candidate for clerk. Mr. Ja
quish will win easy If the Iwst Re
publicans In the county have any
Influence.
Charles 1'iubacli for Assessor Is
so well known In the County as to
scarcely need any Enconium at our
hands. He Is pre-eminently qualified
for the position, n his unrivaled
knowledge of the lands in thecounty
enables him to form a clear judge
ment of their value. His practical
business capacity will also place a
proer valuation on the (s-rsonal
property to lie assessed, and by
these means a reduction of the an
nual tax rate Ite made possible. A
vote for Charles I'mbach means
money In your pocket.
Our legislative ticket U sure to
win. The only fight put up In Crook
county against the republican legis
lative ticket was for Joint Senator,
and that on the alleged ground that
John A. Laycock was In favor of
cutting Crook county In two. .Now,
Mr. Laycock has openly stated that
he stands for nothing of the sort, so
now there Is nothing to prevent him
winning In n. walk. Dr. Stiner will
receive nearly every vote In Lake
county, and It Is conceded that his
majority In the other counties will
Is; unprecedented. John S. Shook of
Klamath county will also sweep his
home county, both republicans and
democrats voting for him. Mr.
Shoo will get a big majority iu this
county.
Judges 1'i-iisoii and Hanna have
no reason to feel the least bit un
easy and wu presume tliey do not.
It is believed that Joe Moore, dclil
ocral ic nominee for ilist rict at lorue.v
will be elected by a big majority.
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HMTS
Like everything else there are two kinds of
Groceries on the market. There is a big difference
in the quality. Our customers tell us 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
transaction--vhat more do you want of your
Grocer.
BAILEY & MASSINQILL
jiiiiiiiiiiiliiiHii
i THE
LAKE
COUNTY
EXAMINER
KINTIXG IS AN ART IX
which The Kxamixku ex
cells. We have nil the late
"7qpj' styles in type anil keep in
stock a larjje assortment of high
grade stationery so that there is
no delay in executing a large order.
Our prices will le found tocomparc
favorably with other prices.
LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS
EIGHT I'AOES LOCAL AND COUNTY N
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liUSINIiSS KNTUKF'RISi;
la voting on the local option and
direct primary laws the ballots say
vote for yes or no. The local op
tion law is numbered -vm for yes
and -i'd for no. Mark a X bet wem
the number nud the word that re
presents your vote. The direct pri
mary law Is numbered ''- for yes
and ."IiKS for no. Mark a X between
the number and the word yes.
Drying preparations dimply devel
op dry caturrli s they dry vp tho soeretioui,
which adhere to the nieiiibrano mid decom
pose, cnusiiig a fur more Hurious trouble thun
tljo ordiimry form of catiirrh. Avoid ull dry
iiitf inhulniiU, fumes, wiiokcn mid miulXs
sud use that vhii:H cli-aiiseu, sootlies and
buds. Kly'B Creaia Jiuhu in such u remedy
ud will cure cuturrU or cold iu tho head
fcaaily and pleaHSntly. A trial Bi.e will be
mailed lor 10 cents. AH di-nHMs "H the
&0n.size. Wy Brother, 5(1 Warruu St., N.V.
The liulia cures without puiu, does not
irritute or caiine sneezing. It spreads itnelf
over an irrituted aud angry Burfitce, reliev.
inff iinmeiliutely the painful inUumiimtion.
With Kly's Cream J!ulu you are armed
against Kabul Catarrh and lluy 1'evcr,
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
If yon are Koinu' east a careful select ion of your
route Is essential to the enjoyment of your
trip. If it is a business trfp lime Is the main
consideration; if a pleasure trip, seem ry mid I In
convenience and comforts of a modern inilroad.
Why not combine all by iisIiik the ILLINOIS
CKXTKAL. 1 lie I'p-To-Pate Itoad, riinikiiiu' two
trains dally from St. l'aul and Alinin apolis and
from Omaha to Chicago. J-rie Ki'cIIi.Iiil; t'halr
Cars, the famous liiiflet-Library-Mnokluu' Cars,
nil t rains vest United. Tickets rending In the
Illinois Central will be honored on t hese t rains
and no elra . are charued. Our rales me the
same as those of Infi t lor 'roads why not et
your money's worth, Write for pai i leulars.
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I'oi'tland, w. Scuttle Wash.
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