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ELECTION RETURNS FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY JUNE 6, 1904-
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FAMOUS TRAINS
The Southwest Limited, Kansas City to Chicago;
the Overland Limited to Chicago via Omaha, and the
Pioneer Limited, St. Paul to Chicago, run via the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Each route offers numerous attractions. The
principal thing to insure a quick, comfortahle trip
Jiast is to see that your tickets read via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
H. S. ROWIi
General Agent
Roseburg-Marshfisid Staee Line
B. FENTON,
-SlIORfKKT AND
Myrtle Point, Coquille all Coos Bay Points
IStnire leave? RoHebur every morning at fi:00 a. m. connecting with
trains at Myrtle Point (or Murtjhiicld and with the boats for Coquille
river pointH.
GOOD KIOS AND CAR KVVL DKIVKHS
For further particnliirs apply to C. W. KA1T, Agent at Roueburg, j
CnflB Street, near ihe nVpnt.
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month In Nailte mih' Mali. lull Inn
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134 Third St., Portland
Proprietor
BUST KOUTK TO-
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GROCERIES THAT ARE FIRST
mt. nn to Ibo hight'st Rtntiriunl of
quality in every way, launot he hoM at
extraordinary low price lint the l;et
goodo can In- mh ill reasonable iigurcp
and thutiH what we aim to do. We buy
when and w ere we gut goods tliat will
prove tmti"fni tory 1o ur nmFt pa tictthir
cUblomerH. and are cut if lied to Hell at u
Binall prollt. Can we do more?
J- F. BARKER & CO.
GROCERS
State Ele tion Results.
I'(iirn.AN!, June 7. With ten coim
UeH jot to hiMir from, not iin'huUn
Multnomah, the niiijority In fuvoi'of lo
rn) option uinoiinls to 4.IHH) in round
nuniliiirH. Tiles? returns uro otTlelal as
Turns thov yo, hut in no county do thoy
iurludo tlin full vote. Soiuo of the
hiiek country prcchiL'ts are still to be
heard from In all of the count ies, and
as these uro usually local option in
their principles, the Indications are
that the majority in favor of local o
tlon will he increased as the returns
iM'como more complete.
Worn present indications the majori
ty against local option in Multnomah
county will ranto between l..'.oO and
i.O(K). This would Indicate that the I
measure had patscd beyond a doubt and
by tin unexpectedly larno majority.
The nino counties yet to he heard from
are Curry, (Irani. Hurnpy. .luck son,
Klaniaih I Hake, Lane, .Malheur and
Wheolor.
The vote In favor of the direct pri
mary law is decisive In It favor. On
tho slate printer amendment the vote is
liu'btor and closer, but It has undoubt
edly curried by a small majority.
:::t;HKssioN.i. siti-atiox.
Tho most interesting and ulisnrbintf
contest in the entird stnto except on
the subject of locul option ami over
shudouini; oven that within its district,
was the contest In the First Congres
sional district between ltiner Her
mann, liepublican, and U M. Vealch,
i Democrat, for a scat In congress.
I i ho district embraces 17 counties, ex-
j tendintf from below Multnomah down
tho Columbia to the oceuu and back
ward an.l southward Ul Touch (,,. Blat0
Uithe California lino. The normal
I republican majority in that district is
between 7,"iOO and U.etH). The first re-
' turns receivcl, wnich were sent out
I without adeiuatc information at the
I back of them, Indicated that Hermann
j was elected by a normal republican ma
jority.
lioturns up to this hour have been re
ceived from eight counties, including
Henton, t lackamas, Coos, Josephine,
I Lane, l.inn, Marion, Polk, Tillamook
I anil ashlncton. They show thot
I Hermann received 11.7HI votes, and
Veatch I'.l.'iO, leavltiif Hermann 2,lil4
idurulity In these counties.
It is estimated that Hermann's ma
jority in Douglas county will reach oiV
and In Lincoln county '2' thus briug
! lng the total to .L.IM. There Is every
1 Indication that (lie normal republican
majority will lie cut at least one-half in
j Hermann's crse.
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't I'ortlaiul J.ninml; The liepublican
niiicliine went down in yesterday's
, eoun.y election to most iuiilorious de
feat. Ity overu helming msjorities the
voters declared .heir resolve to endure
no longer th.' nrtoeunt tule of the ring
of sp iisnu n and giiinh'.ers wlni sinieht
toe.itili'ol the county government. All
the sliens;th of llu revolt u.is directed
u..'.iin-t l liree ef t !,e n-o-. '.ii--, nominees
.Ini'ie Stott for see; I'l. .V'.i,,!rvon
lie d for d.-ti iet i,t!.rit.v , and A. V.
I'.nirti'nr; (er stale eiuiler. The
defeat ef Stelt I'.eed .n er wlitntr.
FOIt C'ONiHKSS
Hermann, It
Vuutch, I)
JCSTICK SUP. C'OUIIT
Moore, II
O'Day, 1)
Dairy axuKoodCom
Hailev, It
Douglas, D
Cli:dT JruoK
Hamilton, D
I'ottor, li
l'KOKKUUTIXU ATTY
Brown, It
Joint Skxatoh
liilveu, D
Hooth, It
Joint Km
Hridges, D
Vawter, It
PIT AT K SKXATOK
Coshow, I)
Marsters, It
RKIMtKSKXTATIVKS
Gray, II
Sonnemaitn, It
Ki-amer, D
Wells, D
Commissioner
Martin, S
S'oung. It
County Clerk
Agee, D
Masard, It
SlIKKIFI''
ItL-dsoc, D
MeClallen, It
County TitKAsruKit-
llryan, I)
Dinnniek. It
AsskssOU
Caseheer. D
Siahy, It
School Supt
haney, I) ,
Hunilin. i ,
Si'RVKYoK
lloheris, K ,
Shook, D ,
Cokonkh
Itogue. I)
'I'witehell. H
St .vi ): I'itiNT Amknd
Yes
No
Local (ii'tion
Yes
No
Primary Num. Law
Yes
No
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and the majorities against them range
from 4,00i) to 5,000, and possibly even
more. At noon today the liepublican
county headqiurters had "stopped try
ing to tigure" how badly these candi
dates wore beaten.
With tho exception of Uocd, Stott,
and probably Courteney, tho entire
Republican ticket was elected iu thiBj
county. This result was a foregone
conclusion, for tho Democrats had no
oxtectatlon of defeating any but the
three candidates named.
John Munuiug, the Democratic nomi
nee for district attorney, has been
elected by a majority that Republicans
place at 5,000. His victory is all the
moro signal for the reason that it was
won in a straight light against his He
publican opHncnt with no other candi
date in the Held.
Tom Word's spectacular race for
sheriff landed him a winner overall his
live competitors by a plurality that is
figured all the way from 4,000 to 5,000.
Stott, the Republican nominee, is a
hopeless second, and received the small
est vote of any candidate on the whole
Republican county ticket.
C. W. Nottingham, Independent Re
publican, who mado a single handed
contest for the state senate against A.
K. Courteney, the machine nominee,
made a most remarkable ran and is
probably elocled by a small margin.
Rare dura lor t'Ufia
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cnuse itohintr, this form, as well as
blind, bleeding or protruding Piles are
cured bv Dr. Ikiftanko's Pile Kemedv,
Stops Itching and bleeding. Absorbs
tumors; nOc a jar at druggists or sent
bv mail. Treatise free. Write me
about your case. Dr. Itosanko, Phila
delphia, Pa. For sale by A. C. Mar.
terst Druggist.
lHtt H OS KHIMKI HIRKKT.
The local market quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat f:t cents.
Iturlev ;V) cents.
Hay--Loose, S: baled, 112(15.
Potatoes iV cent er bushel.
Butter Dairy, l.V: creamery, .c.
Kggs l."i cents per dozeu.
Chickens Mixed, Itc per pound.
Veal tic, dressed.
Iteef Cc.ws, iVte; steers, 4 cents;
heifers, 2K".le.
Hogs Kat, 4(rl4ic live: dressed,
Pokland Makkkt The quotation
(n the Portland market today are
Wheat, Si cents: oats, J1.20 ih'V cent
Uil: hay, clover, 110; timothy, lrt; wmd,
valley, 17 certs: hops ZtoiiSi cents;
hogs, gross, ."ic: sheep, :ic gus:
beef, gross, ,H(i'4ic; veal, 7c; eggs.
Incise: batter, creumeryl: dairy, 1-c;
chirkors. inixet,, l'IcdfDU lb.
I JENNINGS' BAKERY sZm)
l Jackson Street, South of the Postofficc.
: Fresh Bread, Cakes Pastry Every Day j
J Or.lors tiik.'tt 'or Hulls, 1'm:,vi-t. V.W. P1!0'E 165 I
KvettthiiiK tin- tcry best. BB
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LOCAL NEWS.
M. P. Callahan was In from Wardton
this afternoon.
Mr. Pruzier Ward was in town from
Wardton today.
S. Tevebau-rh was in from Olalla on
business this morning.
C. II. Maupin was in town from
Kellogir this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Curltlo left
Tuesday night for Portland for an in
definite stay.
Dr. L. H. Hamilton is here from
Portlaud, visiting with his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. S. Hamilton.
Prod V. Laugh this morning sold his
two houses and lots at the foot of Jack
son street to Al. Creason for $1,200.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. L. Scott were In
town from Riddle Tuesday. They will
leave soon by private conveyance for a
trip to Ft. Klamath where they will
spend the summer.
Acker's Blood Klixir postively Cures
Chronic Blood Poisooing and ail
Scrofulous auVctions. At all times a
matchless system tonic and purifier.
Money refuuded if you are not satislied.
o'.c. and 1.1H).
A seven-year-old son of W. H. Bole,
who lives near the city hall, fell from
a wagon this afternoon receivingsevere
brnises about the bead and some cuts
on the face. Dr. Hoover dressed the
little fellow's injuries.
H- J. Wilson, Canyonville; A. F.
Stearns, Oakland; K. Tibbetts, Al.
Bogart, North Bend; D. V. Hanks,
Perdue; li. Gilbertson, Glendale; O.
M.Baker, John Haight, Galesville; J.
K. Hutchinson, Kellogg; Wro. Belli
well, S. G. Long, Yoncalla; C. D.
Drain, Drain: A. B. Haines, jr., and
wife, Klkton; Michael Gietz, Bohemia;
Henry Mooney, Mrs. E. E. Bright,
Anlauf, were among the recent arrivals
at the McCIalelo.
ACKERS
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
cu-f D--jpiiti tnrt all dlMmlen HMur from
t tHentiin. Kntlorppl by ph jHlrlfttm ever?
when Nocare.no pny. 2S ciut-. For wte
by hnmllton Drug Co., Rosebuig; UftkUud
l)m t a . OfthltD't
cei d to W. H. Hook -T A Co . BnftVo. N Y .
(or a tree trUl puckage. (Nothing Like Them )
Fine Farm and Orchards.
The Pitts farm of 2100 acres, within 1
miles of Ruckles station on S. P. R. R.
Douirias county, Oregon, is offered for
sale at a bargain. Sixtv acres in prune
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orchard in full bearing, two dwelling
houses, two fruit evaporators, two large
barns, concrotedalry house, fruit house.
Four hundred acres river bottom land
under cultivation and 200 acres more
Of rolling lunil Clin hfl fiiltirnti-l Ivilnnnn
No. 1 grazing land. Abundant fine
spring water at the house. Sixty head
of cattle, ten horses aud other livestock
I besides farm implements of all kinds
(will also be sold. Address or call on
Geo. H. Pitts. Kuckles, Or. tf
j L"(JU SALE. A Champion binder In
X good condition, or will trade for a
good hon0. Address W. E. Davkn-
j pout, Kuseburfe, Ore. tf
FOIt SALE. One acre of improved
hind Aiiuth nf lintulim. i irminn
i fronting the ocean. Call ou E. M.
Aioore, Koseourg, Oregon. j7.
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It. II. L. MTUM.KY
OSTEOPATHIC PHVSICIA.N
Speclllt of chronic dlsenson. Consultation
frve. oillco over th poaloilice. Phoiieloil.
Hoi rji: to 12 m. m. and 2 to A i. m.
Kesidcuccat H. U. Graven place. Thone
II. DARBY, 1. M. II.
-DENTIST-
Office in the Abraham Building.
(OTer the I'ottoillce In the office here
tofore occupivd by Dr. J. K. Chapman.)
ROSKHIKO OhBOON
J.
U. 1'WJTCUICLL,
PHYSICIAN AND BUKUKOM.
KosaBOBo, - Okkkm
dpcolal attontlon kItcd to dlauMe. ol the ej
otac new iJoun let Ciontr B.nk Ball.4
Ibi.
V. HUUVZb,
PHYSICIAN ANI SURGEON,
Koskbcbo ... oBa
offlce M.ln St.. on door eouth of Clu H
MEO. E. UUUUK.M. U.
OtEce, in the Reriew building, apateln
room, 13 and 14.
Telepboue. Metn!ll.
Rohbrcro. Orb.
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, Dl'Ll'TH
MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO,
ST. LOUS nnrt all points East
and South.
2!
OVHRLAND TRAINS DAILY f
LYfcR anU the FAST AAIL
' !p1nn litl Service, l,-in-nAte Equip
j nient. Courteous Ernployei.
i Pfivliplit trio nor.!s tlie Crtf-at'c and
I Kivky Miiuiitains
Knr full pirtit u!ur!,r.it(p,foltlf,rs,etr.,
: r:ilJ on or r.uln,s,
. u- MCKSON, r. T. A., ThirJ
; Strict. Vfirthtiv.l, Ore.
S. (i. Yl'.liKS. li. V. A , f-12 Fir? '
Avenue. S.-Atllc. W:i"li. j
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose
hurt;. Call on Wi s. M. Josephson
for particulars. if.
NTILCH COWS. Good milch cows
1 for sale cheap. Call on Temple
uiwiiu, luurimiea east. 01 uoseourg.
d-aw-jl0.
POR SALK. A tract of 130 acres In
- KUenbower, lyine alonp the river,
opposite the Soldiers' Home. No
agents. Call on K. M. Moore, Rose
burg, Or. d-tf.
FOR SALE. Good house of ttve
rooms, In Hoseburtf, with three
fourths of an acre of land In fruit trees
and garden. Address care Re
view, or inquire at Review ofllue. d-sw
DS. T. WEST.-Fire Insurance.
. Notary Public City Property
rented. County and City Warrants
bouifht and col lections made. Office on
Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building
opposite Post Olllce. d-sw-tf.
&bitr.ct ol title to deeded lend. Papers pre
pared for nllug on goverumer laud.
Bine prints of towuinlp maps ihowlni all tb
oant lands.
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
Hani and estimates for all kinds ol
ontldinus. Special designs for offle
fixtures bbb
lifllea In llon(le Oonntr Bank Bnlldlne;
Phona 871. K.IBBBURG, ORB,
Oregon
and union Pacific
Three Trains Daily lo the East
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OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
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