...CANDIDATES' COLUHN
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C O. MKTZKER,
Editor and Publisher
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To tbe Republican Votera of Lake
County .Oregon.
I herebv aunounce niyeelf landl-
I date, for the Ottlee of Sheriff, eubjoct
ito the decision of the Republican
' at IKn nrlnmrr election, to
f" " ", ' 200 ! held April 17th. IS.
TERMS: ISTmTmW.V.V.Y. Voo! Ifl.tn eelecUd by the Republican
(Three .rtonih. 5" party, as their regular Nou inee, and
I reelected at the June election, 1 will
CAHeVIBW.ORBOON, FEBRUARY U lOS
Hawley Making flood
That Congressman W. C Hawley is
the sort of man Oregon needs iu
cod crew la evidenced by the following
from a Washington eorreepondent to
the Oregouian:
"Representative Hawley, of Oregon,
ia "making good." He has shown
during his brief career in Congress
that be is made of the right kind of
tuff. If the people of his district
have the good eense to return him
term after term, they will find at the
, end of a few years that they have oue
of the strongest Representatives from
the entire West.
Though uutrained iu a legislative
career, Mr. Hawley is rapidly learning
the ropes in Va-biugtou, and Is lay
ing a sound foundation for a success
ful congressional career. He did not
come to Washington with a reputation
be was not known a a humorist ; he
was not heralded as a "boy orator
or '-'boy wonder": he was not adver
tised aa a freak of any sort He was
just a plain new congressman, to be
judged by his actual worth. He made
i to pretenses; .he claimed no honor."
The article pays other high tribute
to our representative which is appre-
1 ciated all over the state. Mr. Hawley
regrets very much that he ha- been
called away to Oregon to register, but
owing to an oversight in the primary
bur, he must do so in order to be a
caudidate for re-election. Mr. Haw
ley haa not misled a day iu congress,
always tn hand, no mutter how dry
nd nninterbPtiuC the sessiou of that
bodv. This is the course all great J
men have pursued in congress. By
so doiug tbey are ab e to stize any
opportuiuty that ruiutt arise at au
unexpected time anJenable tberu to
secure favorable action ou local
legislation. Mr. Ilawleyis the makinjj
of oue of tbe greatest congressmen
the West bus ever bad.
Kerve the people as faithfully n tie
future a 1 have In the past.
Youra Respectfully,
ALBERT OT.NT
1 am a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner, subject to the
uocikIoii o the republican Tarty at
tlie prl nary election, to b held April
7th, 1908
If I am elected by the Republican
parly aa their nomluee, aud elected
hs County Commissioner In June, I
.ronle to tnlfil the dutlea of that
,tbce to the bent ot my ability, and
j .vi rk for the best intercut of the peo
1 1!' oi -xkf county.
Respectfully youra,
K. K. HENDERSON.
1 wish to announce to the Vetera of
Lake Couuty, Oregon, that 1 am a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Party at he Primary electiou.
to be held on April 17th, 1908.
J D FARRA.
To the Republicans of Lake Couuty:
I hereby aunounce to tbe Republi
cans of Lake County, Oregon, tha I
will be a candidate for tbe nomina
tion to the office of Sheriff upon the
Republican Ticket at tbe Primary
Election to be held ou April 17th, 1908.
I have served the people of this
County two years in the capacity of
Sheriff, and am willing to abide by
their decision upon my official record.
K. E. RINEHART.
r Ink
I wish to aouounce to tbe Republi
can voters of Lake county that I am
l a candidate for the office of county
cerk, subject to the decision of the
Republican party at the primary elec
tion, to be held on April 17, 1908
I cheerfully submit my record as
county clerk for tbe past year aud a
half for you- appioval, and if you
choose to select me tor the office
again, I pledge myself to perform tbe
duties of clerk during the next term
as faithfully as 1 bave in tbe past.
Yours Respectfully,
E, N. JAQU1SH.
To the Democrats of Lake County
Oregon :
I wish to aouounce that I am a can
didate for tbe otlice of County Clerk,
subject to tbe decision of th Demo
crat Party at the Pnmary electiou to
be held ou April 17tb, liX'S.
F. W. Payne.
Fulton Will Answer Heuey
When Senator Fulton received Hie
full text of F. J. Houey's cbuiges be j
t t . A i,-l,rl t : (.itmn tf OreJoU i
j r.f m f u0 nn.l fnt u i assessor iu the past
HUll LUtlt;,. . i ii' J - - -
For .M-r
1 desire to auuouuce to tbe Republi
cans of Lake county that 1 am a can
didate tor the office of Assessor, nib
ject to tbe decision of the Republican
party of this county at the primary
election to be held on Aiil 17, 'f.
I confidently belive that my vuYkas
has been satirfac-
ir 3tt .
I hereby Kubmit my name to tbe
Republican voters for joint senator
rrom Klamath, Lake and Crook coun
ties at the primary election to be
held April 17, 1908.
Having faithfully represented this
district In the last session of the leg
islature, and since the senatorship
has, for this term, been conceded to
Klamath, I again ask for the favora
ble consldeiatlou of the voters of this
Senatorial district. Respectfully,
CEO. H. MERRY MAN.
1 herewith annouce myself a candi
date for joint senator from Klamath,
Lake and Crook counties ou tbe Re
publican ticet, subject to tbe decis
ion of tbe primary electiou.
L. F. Wlllita.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Joint Srnator
for tbe Counties of Klamath, Lake
and Crook subject to the decision of
tbe Republican PrimancB April 1.,
19C8.
Harry L. Ilolgate.
Bonauza Oregon.
The Red Cross Shoe
1 1 hJt VTf
will lbtMl,,Lp
is a Strictly Up-to-Datc, Stylish Shoe, with a Flex
ible Sole that responds to every motion of the foot,
and is so easy that you hardly know that you have
a Shoe on at all jc e g
FOR SAMS BY
BAILEY & MASSINGlLL
The Pioneer Store
Ker Jolnt-Krrrrlallve.
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
KLAMATH, LAKE, CROOK AND
i'.i;vT rnt'"riKH:
I Vlhh to inform the Keput .licaua if JSXtZCTXOXSSXS.
Klamath, Lake, Crook and (..rant
Counties, constituting tbe '1WENTY
FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DIS
TRICT OF OREdON, that my name
will be presented for your consider
ation at tbe Primary Election to be
held April 17. 1908, asking your suf-j
frace for selection as one of the Rep-
tiblicau nominees for Joint Rcprewu-;
tative in said district, to l.e balloted j
for on June 1, 190. ,
II. A. BRATTA IN,
Paisley, Oregou.
$ win v a Cold In Owe Day
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i Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, rpjb
'?4 Seven Million boxes sold In past 13 months. ThlS slgnatDTO,
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ui Two i
or ever
box. 25c.
his accusations. But M-. Heuey made ory, and 1 promise, ir-nonuna.en a,,.,
arrangements to go to Sau Francisco ! elected, to perform th.e dut.es of that
as soou as be had finished tbe ua j c-Blce as faithfully as lies in my power
,1 ...U I ha Sonnlnr. 'SO to d'.).
A few -'ays later, however, be pave
out tbe following to the Ore(;ou)au'o
Washington correspondent :
-in annou icim; my iuteutiou of
returning to Oreiu.. I bave receive 1
a great nu!iibr of tele-Tarns froai bus
inead men, iirin' me to t-uutiuuc at
my pott of duty, aud I have conclud
prt fr.r the itpscuI to remain here.
ily own jud-neut an i lncliiidtion
were to tfo to Owaoa and make a
speech, aul perbai'S several, ia aus- :
wer to Mr. Honey's attack, but 1 a;n
assured by eo many citiztcs of Oregou -that
my duty is to remain here at j
work that 1 cuucluded t J be guided
by their jud!!eut. I stiall as esjon i-B
v data prt-p-r.re.l
nf ()v a
re'utiu the cbar- '
ii, l . : .,. t !..' ri:n;iry i.i- e- .
j Yours r.f.-i.eetfuliy,
i J. i:. i:lair.
To the Repubi'eau Voters of Lake
County, Oiilt.u.
1 v. i-h t-i susir. !!!.. th'it 1 in, u can
i 'i iate for ij'nii inat inn as Asre-.-or at
: the I'umary Noiuiuutiu t leetion to
j be held April 17 11 vs. If I am tiomi
. uatf-d au-1 elected 1 U-dij.e u.yrelf to
eudtavr.r, to the lt?t of tuy ability,
t to Hrfit:)S all .tax able property iu the
; County ao as to be just to one ami all.
"Hew to the line, let the chij fall
wbtru they Uiay. "
Very Tn.Iy Yours,
N. WALDO TAYLti.
Silver Lake, Ore.
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! TO THE REPUHLICANS OFj
KLAMATH AND LAKE COUNTIES: !
I I wish to inform you tlu.t my name
j will be presented for your cunt ider-;
iationattho Primary election to be!
i held April 17, U, nskiiu your
' suttnure f r teiection as the RepnWi- 1
i fan nominee for District Attroney '
it;e SECOND PKOSECUTINC. A 1'
I TORNLY DISTRICT OF Ol'.EUON t
i 1 e I i.Knte 1 f'T on Jun 1. i;;uS- i
i Iu placing my name be'nre yo i fnr
j noutiuati'.u as ymir i-an.li h.te, i r:ntt
j me to -ay that 1 shall fheertnll.V abide
hy your d ci.-ion at the I rimnry
Elect inn, whatccr it may
J II. MILLS,
Klamath Falls. OreKon.
I'or "tirvi or.
To the Keplmlicau Voters y Lako
County, Oregon.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for tlo OHtce of County Survey
or, m:1 j.et to tbedfcisii.il of the Ro
jn.lli an part y,nt the primary fl. -ft ici),.
t j I- h'-hi At ril ITtli, 1 .
Yonnj Respect inliy,
c:!.:;. i'aulkn'ei:.
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com pit tc .-.iiti..!;ct ii.n
The F.Namiiii i- office is e'pial to the
occasion v.heu it comfs to printing,
and we KUitr;tuc' gatisfactiju iu this
in.-tauce.
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i, bu i Caliir r
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in every way.
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, and to
he-
Senator Fulton haj sent several
packages uf yfinlen seeds to Tbe Ex
amiuer for us tu distribute, one pack
age to each farmer desiring oue. Par
ties wishing a package of these seeds
may get same by either culling at
Tbe Examiner oitiL-e, or dropping us
a card.
COFFEE
You are both judge an4
I jury for Schilling's Best
Tour f racer retvrai year aioi tf rta 4oa1
fit it; pi aim.
No. :;:7;. i.r t he j
i.iilf, N W qufll ti r,
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ti., iran.u j; K , v.. :
1 ui, f t o hiin'.v t ! id the land
ii'il e ui ;:-i I ( '.r it -I t i:i 1 . r
. ti.i.M for fi-'ri'-iiiliir.-d pnipnr-'
, t-.-lab-i.-.li iiis i-iaiui to caul laud
k.rt: J;eKiltr mi l ll.-c i i er, Eah"
ivi.w, (ix-cu. f.u ,.'oiid..r, t'ie lih
1 (J;.v of -M.iy, I'.'t...
i lie name ha witr;e-e.i: Walter
I Howard. Joe Howard, Jim IKvciih, nil
of Lakeview Oregon, and .Mike Oooii
re, of Klamath Fa.l-t Oretron.
Any and all per.ion.s c'aiminr,' a.l
verrte.'y Iho ubove dewj ihed It-.mlb are
reiiieoted to Hie their claims iu thin
ottice ou or before said 4th day of
May, 1U08.
7 10 J ,N . Wat sou, I.'egiHter.
.Notii-'.- i- t i id y neri ll.i.l tn com-
Mli i'irt.. wil !i t .i- i r .vl ion n' theiut
1 ..f Cim-r.- J'T". ' ':li:le.!,
' An act f nr t l.e Mile 111' I I - n 1 !' 'el
liiltle Slide- ni fillifni Ii in. ''nW.
' i.-;i ! i, mid V.'ii-iiiimton 'i '-i nl' iy, "
1 (,., i t( r:.:e 1 t ) ml the fiihl.c Earn
; .-i1 ..ti -, I v in t of Am.'ii-t i,
l,.-".i .i." 'I a'.ro, t,t Lidtevi.j'.t, ci ..iiiily
I i.f L-tk-i. St its of Oi'-'Kon. h a IHe-l la.
' n,ij ..h;.... In.- kv.oru htat. i:,ei:t Nf.
:i;i7, -tor the purchfie rf the E liall',
NW oi.iiiti.r, - half, NH -'l,;''i f
; w.iou no. J in To'-ii-iiip
lUiUW IS K , W. M., mill '- ill "if ir
: ri o: t i hov. ihi.t tin; laid .-oili'ht
i.4 to' ie vainai h? tor i'.s tnah.-r, t r
s-luiiK il.au tor u-riciiilural piu- imerf,
m.il to e. t ih!i -!i l:i-i chi'ini to. -ui. I land
b.-:'nre li- ei.-ti r m l J .' i r nt Lake
view Or Mf.n. on Tuenbiy the .Mil dt.y
of May. I - S.
Hit uurne.-i Uii w it nt:.-...ca ; i-u. laiio,
U. II. Uallard, (i. IE Mevei, li. H.
Tatro, all of Lake view 4 ire'ou.
Any and all person claiming ttdver
Hely the above deHcribed l;tndn are re
quested to Me their claiins in this
olfice ou or before said Othday of May
1008. , 4
710 J. N. Watsou. Itegister.
MADE
FOR
SERVICE
and guaranteed
absolutely
WATERPROOF
AND HArS
Evry ijnrinent fjucront -d
Cleun - Liylit Uuioiio
Suits 30L Siwkr3,J" f
mm wrn. t t r I f
VILLI) iVllX MIP.Lui
A trtsr c.'tfi terti
ALBERT G. DUHME
BUYS
TIMBER LANDS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
LAKZVIEVJ, OREGON.
OPPORTUNITY KvOKS I
Terminal Tract lots in Heart of Rich- 1
I mond
OFKRFOK A BlIORT TIME !
The Overland Hanking Realty Com
pany offer Eibt 25 foot switch lots
facing the Railroad which are suitable
for a lumber yard or property of that
kind, for 31GU0 00. When the switches
are built on this property it ia bound
to iocrease very materially.
Address Overland banking Realty Co.
10G Commercial Row.
3 1m Reno Nev.
Bigutttua
mt
IhilLmdVni
More Bargain.
The Overland Banking Realty Com
pany of Reno, Nevada have had placed
iu their bands foreale a piece of laud
in Last Reno facing Two Hundred
C200) feet against the main liue of the
Southern PaciHo R. Ry., fur Two
Thousand Dollar (iXX))
This land la suitable for ware
houses, lumber or coal yarda etc., and
will eoon increase in value. It is an
easy matter to run twitches through
the land. For further particulars
address, . .
Tbe OVERLAND BANKING REAL
TY COMPANY, 1011 Commercial
Row, Reno, Nevada. 6
$ s p. per. mom
tTM? t?
Ui
The Coming City is Richmond.
190(1 Population C000
1007 " 10000
1U10 " 25000
A former Orconi.-m. (1 A. Follctt is a city Trustee
Many of your people have already located here.
Ai L.Spellmyer, 7th Macdon.tld. Ave. 1 PlrhlTinnH' C nl &
T 5. Handlcy, 1306 Hed Ave. f K ICI1II1UIIU, Vclle fc
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