SENTINEL
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville, JacKion County, Oregon. Friday, May 20, 1904
Republican Ticket.
/last for the Republican wave which is
now manifest all over the state will have
a tendency to line up the Republican
¡voterswith their part«. This harmony
i ami strong partv spirit is in marked con-
j trust to the condition of the Republican
STATE AND DISTRICT.
party in thecatii|xiign two year* ago and
lor Supreme Judge—P. A. MOORE of I four year*.«go, when leaders were openly
Columbia.
knifing tlieir ticket and supporting Dem-
For Slat«- Food ami Dairy Cominissioner- ocratic candidates and voters were
J.W. Bailey of Multnomah.
, boasting of the scratching that they
For R< presentati«« in Congress First Dis would do to their Fatllot*. In each of
trict—BINGER HERMANN of Dougla*. these elections with all till* loss of
Fur Judge*. First Judical District—II. K. strength the Republicans elected more
Urtimi« of Jackson, and ILL. Benson than half of tlieir ticket and now with
of Klamath.
perfect harmony and every Republican
For Pros« «iiting Attorney, Jackson and ' working for hi* party's euccea* and with
loMfiliim- Counties -G(SNEWBt’RY a pluralty of fully 4UI) the Republican*
of Jackson.
should elec’, every man on their ticket.
l->>r Joint Reprcscntiitiv«» in the Legisla If they don't it will show that they nomi
tin'-. Jackson and Dotiglas-W.l.Vawter nated some very week men.
of Jackson.
Nic kell, the grafter, in hi*denunciation
JACKSON COFNTY.
of
an alledged robliery graft that has been
Representative» —D. H. JACKSON of
perpetrated
upon the Woods estate by
Ashland and JI. VON «ler HELLEN
Durham
ft
Colvig,
Judge J. R. Neil. Judge
<»f Wellen.
Prim,
Ben
Haymond
and Judge Hanna is
County Judge-CEO. AV. Dl'NN of Ash
about
as
consistant
as
it is for the burglar
land.
to
veil
“
stop
thief
”
when
the police arc 1
County Clerk -GEO. L DAVIS of Med-
i
chasing
him.
Nickell
has
been
notorious
ford.
for
his
graftings
¡«nd
he
has
made
a big
Sheriff—CAPT. J. E. THORNTON of
haul
on
every
estate
that
he
could
get a
Ashland.
chance
to
work
Had
he
the
reputation
County Commissioner GEO. BROWN
for living honest voters might give cre
'd Eagle Point.
dence
to his « barge of graft in the Wood*
« otint« Treasurer—JV AN lH'.MASON of
«»»tale,
but a* it is, no one whois familiar
Medfonl.
with
Nickell's
career and record for truth
Assess«,r — PETER APPLEGATE of
believe
him.
and
much lessdothev believe
jHcksonville.
him
wh«
n
his
charge*
are aimed at such
Count« Recorder—C. A. DICKINSON of
men
a*
Judgelianna,
Judge
Prim, Judge
Sams Valley.
Neil,
Colvig
ft
Durham,
ami
that ohi
S lum) Superintendent—P. H. DAILY of
pioneer
and
life-long
Democrat,
Ben
Jacksonville.
Haymond.
Surv« «or—GARL T. JONES ««f Medford.
Coroner—Dr.
W. I.. CAMERON of
That th«- Rvjinblicans have a pluralitv
Medford.
in Jackson county of fullv 400 is a state
In the election
Home prule is a lever that Judge Sell ment that can I m - proven
•¡ml his Democratic siipjairters arc using two years ago they had a plurality of l'.»l
in their effort* to secure Republican which was the average plurality of their
'•»r* for the Judge To Jackson and : candidate* on the ticket except that of
fosephine county Republicans they urge govern n-, Mr. Furnish, who fell below hi*
that the« vote for their home men. ticket ami of Mr. T«>tigu«^, for congress
Judge H inn.« ami Judge Neil ami to drop man, who ran ahead of his ticket. Dur
Judge BeiiM.il who resides east of the ing the past two years there has I m -« n a
mountain*. In Klamath and
la»ke ( heavy immigration to Jackson count«
¡••unties Republicans arc told to stand bv and a conaervative estimate places the
their local candidate Judge Benton and
to give their oth< r vote to Judge S’eil.
In this section of the district Judge Ben
son is m ide «»nt the incom|>ctcnt man
ind nothing said to a Republican against
Judge Hann* while ea»t of the lllotin-
t.mis Judge Bctlson is colli III« lliled ami
Judge Hanna is the unfit candidate.
1 his scheme is an adroit one atid if any
number of Republicans fall in with it is
sure to di ft al either Judge Hanna or
Judge Henson and to elect J. R. Neil otic
of the circuit judges in a district that
ha» a heavy Ri publican plurality.
There «ill tie more straight Republican
vote» cast this chCtioii than anv election
for several years |»ast. This fact is well
knm«n to all who arc conversant with
the political situation in Jackson coiintv
ami is tn lie attributed to four factors
that have inthiciice with the voters. Of
tiles«» <me is that there are a large num
bet of voters who have cotne from the
E ist within (lie last two years and they
being unacquainted ami uninfluenced by
local conditions will vote their tickets
straight. 1'lieii there is not a defeated
aspirant hriore the Gobi Hill conven
tion but what is taking his defeat in a
manly way and will snpfiort th«- ticket
•old this can lie said of th«- part«- leader*
not one of whom is sulking or cutting
the ticket ami there will lie les* scratch
ing by the rank and til«- than for years
number of new voters that have come in
at IMJO. It is conceded by workers in
both parties that fully two out of three
of these new votersare Republicans which
thus adds 200 more to the Republican
pluraltity bringing it upto fully 400 for
the county. With a plurality of 400 to
aid them if the Republicans don’t elect
every one of their candidates it show
that the Democrats have the best of them
either in candidates, workers or jiarty
spirit.
Chas. Bossart, who has been spending
the past three months in Jacksonville
with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Briggs, will leave for his
home at Everett, Washington Monday.
Mr. Bossart came to Jacksonville seeking
lief from rheumatism and he has fully
reregainrd his health. He is a carpen
ter ami painter by trade and will again re
sume his trade in Everett.
Candidates
No. 2
For Circuit Judge
First Judicial District
H. K. HANNA
Republican Nominee
For Circuit Judge
First Judicial District
HENRY L. BENSON
Republican Nominee
For Circuit Judge
First Judicial District
J. R. NEIL
Democratic Nominee
For Circuit Judge
First Judicial District
E. B. DUFUR
Democratic Nominee
For District Attorney
GUS NEWBURY
Announcement.
Republican Nominee
For District Attorney
For Recorder
A. E. REAMES
R. B. DOW
Democratic Nominee
Democratic Nominee
For Superintendant
P. H.
DAILY
Republican Nominee
For Joint Representative
Jackson and Douglas Counties
WILLIAM I. VAWTER
Republican Nominee
For Superintendent
For Representative
G. H. SAMUELS
II. VON der HELLEN
Democratic Nominee
Republican Nominee
For Assessor
For Representative
PETER
APPLEGATE
D. H. JACKSON
Republican Nominee
Republican Nominee
For Coroner
For County Judge
DR. W. L. CAMERON
GEORGE W. DUNN
Republican Nominee
Republican Nominee
For Surveyor
For County Clerk
GARL T. JONES
GEORGE L. DAVIS
Republican Nominee
EVERYDAY UTILITY
Republican Nominee
For County Clerk
JOHN S. ORTH
Democratic Nominee
The average man buying a suit
of clothes is all at sea. Perhaps
he knows a little about the goods.
He must depend upon the man
that sells him the article. Here
is the mural: BUY WHERE YOU
CAN PLACE YOUR CONFID-
ENCE. We w:int you to come
here with the confidence that you
can depend upon the quality of
our goods and what we say
about it.
THE NUNAN-TAYLOR GO.
gvM NATMAV Sfittar*
c .
THE • HARVARD
For Sheriff
J. E. THORNTON
Republican Nominee
For Sheriff
J. M.
RADER
Democratic Nominee
For Commissioner
GEORGE BROWN
Republican Nominee
For
Treasurer
IVAN HUM ASON
Republican Nominee
For Treasurer
D. H. MILLER
Democratic Nominee
CIOIHIIRS and FURNISHERS
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
For Recorder
C. A. DICKERSON
Republican Nominee