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1 1 Four Candidates That Are Making a r . t V.'i:N"i)KT.I. WRIGHT (Photo by Clark), Mrs. J. W. Wright Regains Her Laurels Extra Votes and Diamond Rings That Are To Be Awarded Next Saturday Night Has Created a Battle Royal Amongst The Merry Candidates. 4 .sci!:ii i.k (! i ::s roit ?;r:-A' Tt) tiik i)ii,v I hat Mill ninaiil in elleet iinlil My Carrier Votes on NEW Stibntna. T.-(( 1(11)110 .-llllMIO 1 '1 Months 24 MonilM Years . . SKMI-WKKKI.y 1 year . 2 years 5 years UOF.Ii OI-' M!S. .?. WKXHKM. WKlfilir Sllt.S. AIM ! IIAKXKSH MISS MADt;!: MM, I. 'OH JIISS Jli'llA TI'ACY MHS. I'lii:l I'llOI.DS AlllS. A. K. AI.IIUK'll sins. r. i. m:.i;i MISS SADIi: SMITH With ni'iskels loaih il. e.itartre on e.ery irieirl Ferliiion, liie ( llldi'-late Willi fovcril-h fxelit went, to he a niee lo lie rojal ee-s Willi elf-vvem eliL ::: steli of li.e :;.-. Til" rl first id:-", ei.' ii d r.- M ready lo for a suo aie nlerl it Ie Riiius sent of Sll''.- L'lmlv ever., liiniriii': for , li-,'. ont.i.-f in inciea:'iliir sale to say of affair:: of is drawing t' a r.o.-' in publie in:erest. II. that never ill tile l:i:H tiiis nalme lii Southern Oi'iren win such a throai! p'th. i' to wiine.-f the filial ballots l.y Hie Mt.T eandi- daies a:' will gather a round the lie view oihre on Saturday niltt. Ju'.y 2Jlld. Hiliulleds of lei'ide wili crowd as u -i, f into tile Kevie'.v ollie as possible to lu iir Mere of their j most prominent, eiiizens. aetini; 'ii : tlie eanaeilv of .Indies, anliouiice tile, wiiinerF of tlie i'.'i'd te.uniiir eariw and I In- -' io'. iii .Ni.ib'i's Ad 1: lion to Hoseliiirp Deprived of holding fust position yesterdav hv the giiin ot .mi .viau-o ; Miller, today Airs. .1. Wend. SI Wl i;:'lt , lias resumed l."C laurels, and lays . claim to llrsl p.,:l'ion oti the lell of; honor wiili a le.'d of le arly 1 ?, : vijtes. .Mrs. WlV-'hi's fneuds lire; .ea'tiesily intiiest-d in her campiim . and n ke-'ii mr.K-.ie up until the; very do ing 'lion:- oi lite pel's l.i - pected. i Likewise v.-li! an anny of friends: he in action lo defend the Interests of Mrs. Alma Harm:..-, whose uu-j , tiring effort!-, civ piitns up a vnt" -I 1 fense tie v ill tun be e.isv to shait :-. 1 Mis. Harness polled over 11,000 votes t:el: v and il.sf i'are.y wre'rf second jo.-. Hun fiolli Mips Mad:;e (C'l'T THIS OfT) VOTE COUPON (iOOH FOR FIVE VOTES r.OSEIU'IH) REVIEW . I: li.is ( ,nip n Not f.oni After i C'oni-cus must he sent In flat pickagei. or briii is t'.ietu to Contest Department, For Extra Votes and Supplementary Prizes . f ' . , ..'. j, . ' vai--;- .v ", ' - ' . .'r. . : ;' .( MRS. AI.MA HAKNKSS. Photo by Clark. si iikcimi'tions. axi m:mi-wi:i:ki.v ItKVIKW Salmilay niliht, July J ."it li. By Mail Price Votes on NEW Suhptns. .T.nn :i(Mi( 10.00 8.-H) 25.00 :tlHHHI Price Ii. 00 (i.OO l.VOO P.EVIKW 120(10 liVIO 20(100 2.00 4.00 10.00 HO.NOK. Itoselnn Uowbui'K I!o-iImM Drain ... IJoselmi'K Itosel.mn loni-aiin Oakland . . I :!7,:lHO . 1ST, IT.-. .125,4 ID . I I 1 ,87(1 . Ill.lir, . .7:,:t."S .7:1.1(10 . . .-i,(io.- Miller by a lead of nearly 2000 votes. With Drain. Yoncalla and Oakland eaeh standing as a solid unit behind their respeeiive representatives, llie ionilar eandidates are well and even ly matched in llie iiattie for silpriv uiaey. P.oosl for Y'oilr Knvorile. Tiieso are tlie only changes of any conseinience today. The balance of tlie candidates remain in the same position as yesterday. Those who are not in this heavy struggle for ballots do not under stand how much a candidate appre ciates it when she meets someone who presents her with a ballot good lor several thousand votes. She will speak of this remembrance for a month and she won't forget It dur ing her natural lifetime. She'll al- look on her locality as tile one in wliii-h she had the truest friends. 1 A certain candidate has repeated It over and over again, "1 never though! hat the people hero would be so kind to me when I entered tins race, There Isn't a candidate in the ni'-c that does not feel the same way. If tl:ere is any little reciprocation that you owe to a candidate In tirs race; ir you ever felt that you would like to have (lie time come when you could do something for a person that may he in this good-natured and exciting battle, both tlie debt and the lime Is here. Tho debt of reciprocntion can he p(:id, and the favor that you wou.d iike to do can he done hy presenting ' this person with .votes. Host assured' when she drops them In the ball-ill box (his will be her thought: "This j It. 0 1 rUWY, JI LY II, MI1. O Put mi! nontlv . nd mail )5 .V I i I. T v V i: .'.in.i.KR ( I'hoto by Cii' K) is a token ot friendship never to he furKDlten." And don't imagine your votes will go to waste, whomsoever you vote for. I here isn t a candidate in the roll of honor who is not as conlldent as tlie other, and tiieie isn't ono 'n the race that has not as good a chance as tlie other. Don't think be cause your lavorlts is not ut tlie head of tlie list that fl'e It, not strictly n it for tlie J'-1":' hold car or the $2Ml lot in .Miliel t Addition. She may hare enoimli votes in reserve to put Her uwuy ahead. You Rive her the votes ami she'll manage the cain pai:;ll. Soils, rilie lieline Satlll.lny Xigllt. 'ov, auollier tiling: Don'l fail to et our siiliseiipi ioa In before Sat n day iilaht. duly Kith, so that Bhe will pet tlie beiietn of extra votes. Don't put off subscribing or renew ing your fubscription until the last niintite of .Inly lath. Do it today. Send In your lemittanro by mall or otherwise, and we will seo that she nets the votes with your compli ments. Don't wait until July lath - you may lortjei It. and then Hie ouiy way that you can make up the :o.-.s of votes h; hy suhscfihiliK for two years instead of one. heiause the chances are that alter duly l.Mli you woii'1 wet any' more votes for two veins than you will for one now. A Wal liiiiK to t'uiiiliihi'es. This is a warniliK to candidates as well. Don't waste a mlnule while ilils hit; offer is on. (io after It like .1 ii I v I Mil is Hie closiiiK day of the content and not of the sp-cial offer, if you bo after it in that way y.ni are 'hound to do your host work now. and NOW is tlie time lo do it and not when vote values will lie knocked to almost nolliiiiK. We have warned you time and again to take ndvanlage of the special offers; wo told you that vote values would drop any they will take an mvfiil tumble niter next Sal nrihiV nij;lit, duly 15tli. That's all for trfflny. Take a good rest. Sunday, and Monday, at the ris ing of the sun. get your brass hand ready to make a noise like votes. l-:scnK'd With His Life. "Twenty-one years age I faced an awfal doath. " writes II. II. Martin. Port llarrelson. S. C. "Doctors said 1 had consumption and the dreadf"! rough 1 had looked like It, sine enough. I tried everything I could hear or for my rough, and was under treatment of tjje best doctor In tleorgetown, S. C, for several months, hut could get no relief. A friend advised me to try Dr. King's New Discovery. I did so, and am completely cured. I feel that I owe my life to this great throat and limp, cure." It's positive " ""' ' . .i couch::, colds, and al bronchial at-; f,.Hei,u r.lic nnd J I . Trial bottle free at all druggists. Ml!. I'AUMKH, Why Would You Pay a Peddler S35.00 lo $50.00 More for a hugcy or hack, when you can buy a better job for that much less money from vour home dealer? Huy from a peddler, he nellB you today jnnd is gone tomorrow. i His guiirant. o lasts just as long, 1 0 ,.,s t0 get a big price for hie goods, as he is at a big expense all tho time, and it he takes your note, he makes the price enough bo he can sell it to a bank at a discount of from 15 to 20 per cent. . j Do these "peddlers" pay any taxes, to he'p build and keep up yoiin roads? Do they buy any of your produce? Are they any benefit to you or your ' i county or state ? Think It over, and if you are going j to huy a buggy, hack, wagon, get our 1 price:- lint. ' J. F. DARKER & CO. I Implements and Vehicles, i dsw I Secure y:ur Beata vift Barnard's new bidrp line to ManhMold. Ually tngo 8 a. in. umce corner nose ana WasMnKton. a" 1 4.4.4.4.. 4. TO THE I.ADIIiS. . 4 4. Have your dressmakllig done ij. where dre.s are guarantc . J. to give perfeet satisfaction in 4 ' j. evei.v v.ny -4 U llie 1, .-triors -at tie- dressmak al 7I! West Lane 1.1. ktrr.et. n.-ar river liridire. Rose- n-ar river liridire. Rose- :T 1 II..,,. ..... ,! Il,,..r J. Iletniee and lingers. . v - JU Lronrlctors. dtf r Final Spurt I w i " li'iii n I in it H i i i 1 1 1 1 hi I MISS MKHA TIIAOY Drain. OreKnn r.MATII.I.A WHKAT (Hill1 XKAIt (1,11(10,00(1 lit SIIKI .s. ATHENA, Or.. July ". Wllliln a very few- days rmatillu County will he In the midst of tin groatcBt liar vest. The indications, after exami nation ot tields in all sections of the county, would ludieule a yield of from fi, alio, 000 to li, 0110. 000 bushels. The lower estimate would he eon-1 sidered very conservative ut this time. With favorable weather from now until tlie grain is in tho bucks, it is probable the higher estimate will hold. That this year's crop of wheat In I'niaiilla County promises a yield "f practically 1,000,000 bushel more than a year ago. Is duo to two con ditions: Plrsi, tho greater acreage, and second, excellent growing weather ut the time the season sta rted. Not only will there he a greater production or the cereal this season but indications are that the grain will be cleaner than In recent years. While there Is smut to he found in portions of Umtitlllu County, there Is less complaint on this account during tho present year than tor many har vests. It Is generally noted that the lieids that show smut .this year us ually do so each succeeding season owing to the sowing of smutty seed. As long as this condition exists re appearance of smut is natural. While there are stretches that will harvest (In bushels an acre In llie Alheiia vicinity, it Is a common Bight to see lieids that will range between 4a and ill bushels. Sixty bushel yields or by-gone years have only been shown In spots, but the per centage of such production Is greater this vear than ever before. There fore, taking the yield Held for Held, the average this year will be tlie grealeBt ever known In the banner wheat county of Oregon. Needed on u Journey. Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kenne dy. It is ulmost certain to be needed and cannot bo obtained when on hoard the cars or steamships. For sale by alt dealers. C Highest cash price paid for wool. J Darker & Co. dswtl Near Oakland, California The only Woman's College on die Pacific Cna.t. ( I, ,ri,.,, ,t IKS1. Near two meat I'liivcrsitic, Pita! climate lliroiiKtioat the year. Ktitrance and gradnalion reiejiremenla eiinvalcitt tri those of Stanford and L'nivenity of Calilorina. i.aboratonefl lor science Willi moilern ciiu rronomic. library study, music ana i,!(i,rn cvmimiium. Kurrifil rarr fur limit It i'f rtmlenn, oul-dnnr life. l'r.-silffit, I-uclla Chy t:r-on A. i!.. Lilt. I-"-. . ulneue ihlress Secr.-tary, .tlll V-CI11C-C . . t.'., CHIROPRACTIC You will t'v.fiitually -oni to me. why not now ? Save money and maylm a needlenH operation. Chiropractic may ho a now wi"in o to you, hut roniemher it hit h ftm l iliounandH of people hy adjuMtiiK tho cause of difoaHo. It. will cine you. AHk any of my patient... Niw location Cass Kt. No HlalrK to rM in b. Dr. E. James Scheetz. 4. Fine Home or Investment. A 4. 4. 37', 4 acres close lo Oakland. 4 All cleared except ono acre. 30 4. acres rich bottom land, balance 4. gentle slope. Five acres two 4 year oid orchard, 3 acres alfal U fa, two acres potatoes, balnnce 4. In grain and hay. Nearly new 4. four room house, new barn, 4. fine well and stream. About 4. J 1,000 In crops will go with 4. the place If taken by July 1st. neii'll.' la-nwn-mmmnH,! . . - V ; r ', --- T 4. Price $4,900.00, terms. 4 P. A. COPPAHD, 4. 4. Oakland, Oregon. 4 nrzt kos vs. smith, ! HKMKTK.1I. vs. iii:ito. Portland Orognuliin: WUItnnJ llenietral. tho ISa-pound Creek grap-j pier from Chicago who occupies a high rank among the light hcuvlea ! of I ho world, In to bo brought io Portland on August 8 to play the' leading roll In h druma that ni'ght bo entitled: I "Porilund's lirupiding Revival, i r When (Ireek Meets Sueodii." ' Detuotrul r.nd .John Uerg, we'l Inoi'.n Xon hv -cs'ei n lilit heavy- ij;ht. have Railed nu'U'rt lor .1 niat.-h In tlii lh:it ll.ll' .! I Willi 'lv;hi- S ":'..I)!ni'tr on a d. !!m hi I w o i li la ihi . e 1lI!s ctrtil I. n i in ii' 1 . t i . 1 1 1: r wli.ii'e.l Coli. t;n ,'. i nd lu-s ii ir- i-ii'dii." l-W-t hi.ndr'-l d noxi.'d en llie in.it,- I I .: K''l ' ellletit h. p:lin. m -'oi d l k to the I'Bn BiKiied tind tiled with It.uuko.s Is doiiift the rr,:ii:iitlns- Ti e foi the I' IK II. lo-it has nel T: n tle;.l.-l OAKI AXD xi: (The Advaucel. Miss Kmily DeVore bus gone io Salt Kranclsco to attend llie Kduca llonal Association convention. Misses Harriet, and Cladvs Mackey arrived In the city from Portland Sat urday. Miss (iladys closed a term of school In Kastern Oregon a short time ago. Kruucls Hodge Armstrong wur horn In franklin, Tenn., March 7. IK2II; died In Oakland. Or., July 2. 1911, of complications due to old ago. The deceased camo to Califor nia In 1SHI, and to Oregon In IS..0. He was married lo Martha Kin d h in 1S02. To this union one son. Heoige II., was horn. Death left him motherless when he was 1 I mouths old. In 1SI1S Mr. Arms! ring again married, this time to Miss Jam' Carson, who departed this life Nov. 1, most. To this union two children, l.ee and Margaret Jane (now Mrs. P. E. Klncart, of Oakland I were horn, lie Is survived by his three children. Mr. Armstrong served in the First Oregon Cavalry. Ho wis well and favorably known to a hod of friends. Puneral services were conducted hy Hev. Alex II. Mot I and tho remain laid away In the (lid Town cemetery. Ho was a meiiii -i of the Methodist Church. A Peep Into Ills Pocket. will show the box of rtackien s Ar nica Salve Hint K. S. l.opor, a car penter, of Mnrillu. N. .. always car ries. "1 have never had n cut. wound or bruise or sore thai il would not heal," he writes. (Ireatest heal er of burns, bolls, sculds. chappcu hands nnd lips, fever-sores, skin- oruptlons. eczema, corns and piles. 2ac at all druggists. l.OOAI. NKW8. Chnutaun a and college pennants. a choice selection ut lioselnirg nook Store. dsw For i;ood printing (r all kinds the Review always leads. Clean up, and get some nice nnw sheir paper, lace edge, Be at ltosebiirs Oook Store. ds.v During hot weather you cannot af ford to make hreud when you can gel sanitary machine made bread nt tlie Ulnpqim Bakery. dtr Crepe paper damask, tablo chillis and dinner paper napkins at Uosebuig Hook Store. dsn After all. there Is no Ink like Car ter's Ink. On sale ut Itoseburg Hook Store. daw Ono piano voto with every cent of your piii-cliase at .loseplison'H. dtf We are hi'iidiiuartcrs for fruits Tor! canning. A few- more strawberries tills week. Loganberries are now in. The earlier berries are tlie lies!. Cherries of all descriptions. Our prices nre right. Tlie Itoclidale. daw Most Itoseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" Hour. There'a a reason lor It. Phono 111. IiouKlns County .Mills, ir vnr trmrpr rlnPKli't pnrrv oilher kind. 1 -rll(, ni.iiirv roiuliu-Iml hv AUIon I - - Harness Ib open each afternoon and evening from I to H. All of (tie te st old and new novels can Im, obtained there. Over twelve bundled voluni"s to select from. d'f lie sure of ordering the h-st. Siy Harrington Hail or White Mouse and you will receive Hie moil pleasing and most satistaelory ail hie in llie coffee line. There are none bettor. The Rochdale, exclusive agents, diw I.OOKINd FOIt A MOXI .MKM '.' H you are, the one vou're exainl'i- ! lug Is a fair example of Hie work . w do. For A HliAl Til IT. MOM '.MK NT or such hardy Htones that tlie ele ments won't destroy it for ng'-s to come, wo can give It to you. D- -signs we're showing are aitiHlie and pleasing. Our prices will sir prise you as to their rea.otiaiil, -Hess, t.et our estimates. j I W. K. MAHSI FIW I Odlce foot ot Jackson Street. Rosebnrg ... Oregon. r pi . . 1 - 7 MM r;:'-'.i, mm .fi-.-it--.t- ..'.ii 'I'lll'aini' !WI aiM'ji . )' J- Vi'i l ';' C ''ufi ' t.t. v A-.KvVtl llrmcdv li)r(m$fifJ- Mm ,Soui'Sln:iixli,l)liHil Vi)i'iiis,(oiiu!sioii5.ft'wrisli liersAiulI.OSSOFSUiKP. FaiSiiiiik Sijaonirf tt NEW YOTCK. m 1-0 io"mr'aiitcrtl under lUiPowTni lxau Copy of Wmpper. "('ride of Doiiglas.-' a Hosehnrg product, and yueen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, i iMMncrrfiOifl Glassware Just Arrived! Large and Complete Stock. L. H. RHOADES & CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods Wanted RaOseburg-Marshfield and R.oseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Hinges leave Itoseburg for both points at 0 a. m. dally. Office nnd Stables Comer Hose and Washington Btreeta. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Call and See Telephone 526 North Side Planing Mill Co. Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St. We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices. We also carry all kinds of Mill Work, fruit boxes, etc. -".,,jrv.::.l.."".V'."..L:-T'-.1. .1 ir I ousewives Like Our IJcenusc tlicy always know our goods can be de pended upon. It's disappointing to tlie housewife when she tries groceries of inferior qualities and doesn't get the results in cooking that she is capable of. Do your grocery buying at this store and don't court disappointment. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sli. rld.iii Street. For Infnntg and Children. Ths Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Bears the Sigmture of In Use For Over Thirty Years THC QENTAUH tOUHNf, NSW TO UK OtTV. Just phone 13, Douglas County Mills, Bud a sack will be delivered at your homo. dtf Auto for hire, day or night service, Geo. Culver, . Hotel McClallen. Phones: dnytime, 2; after 11 p. m., 2S7-H. dtf iiiDiii Groceries Tlw Phone No. la 103. AW itx ii - x&B H Ufillll
