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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S IN'KXHAUSTArtU-, KATl'RA L RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC A VANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS ANIJ tXVESTORS. PROOktiSSIVE Aa Roaeburg leadi the Suutoern Oregon towns In progreggtveucHa ao The Review leads all newspaper ot thia same section. ROSEBURG REVIEW 1 NVESTM EINTS 0( all kinds are best found through "Tbe Retlbw" Want Ad Section. Little ad?. bring big re turns, because aTerjbodjf reads ttatn. VOL. XV. Rost:nrnG. Oregon, satikday evknixu, aimul o, 101a. No. 32. Mississippi Levee Near Hickman Breaks $1,000,000 Loss LESSENS STRAIN AT CAIRO umbus, Ky., to Helena, Ark., a dis tance of 315 miles. St. Francis Ive Abandoned to the Inevitable. i MEMPHIS. Tenn., April 6. All hope of saving the St. Frauds levee and the St. Francis basin has been abandoned by Government officials. IHItKCT CAl'SK OK KXtilNK KXI'LOSIOX NOT VKT FIXKO. Coroner Jeett Adjourns lnqurat to Secure Opinion of Government lloilcr 1llsH'tor. Desirous of securing expert evl- A dozen weak Bpots are reported and dence on the probable cause of the it appears certain that the dykes will explosion. Coroner Jewett this after soon go out. This means that thou- noon adjourned until next Tuesday sands of acres of tillable land In the Inquest which he began Friday South Tennessee and Mississippi will into the death of Engineer Mark M. be Inundated. It is feared that the nartlett and Fireman llert Aderton. break In the St. Francis levee will : who were killed at Rice Hill Thurs destroy the $ j, 000, 000 railroad ! day afternoon when the locomotive bridge here. With the bursting of j of a Southern Pacific freight train the levee it Is not believed the blew up. structure will stand the terrific pres-( While the dropping of the crown . o, r . ik j j s"re Put on " Tne cre8t the sheet of the firebox is considered to 1 .11 Y fUnC1', I OT., iDlllUID'Q flood Is not expected before 3unday. have been the immediate cause of o the fatal explosion, back of that may X "t'AltF.Frl. roXSlliKHATltlv I He the real cause of It lack of In -$i,000.OM Riilrud B Mi', Slay t Swpt Away (Siieci.il to the Evening Review). Hit K.MAN'. Ky., April 6. More than Hlo,.i(po acres of rottnn land, worth $loii an to-re, are snhniertred h.'tween Hickman and Tiptonvllle, Ter.n.. us i lie result of the hreaklim of t lie (iocerunicnt levels six miles below here hit-4 MAX IS .Mil. II AW LEV. sufficient water In the boiler, cans- Ing the melting of the bolts that held The following la a reply to a letter the crown sheet In place. Members of Inquiry written by O. H. Cash, of 0f the train crew examined at the Fdenbower, to Congressman Hawley, Inquest testified that the crown sheet asking his support of the movement of the demolished engine was found for establishment of a parcels post to be extremely hot. Whether this svsiem In the I'nited States: Mr. Hnic-'i letter. Washington. D. C, March 29. Mr. Oliver II. Cash. Roseburg. Or. .My dear.Sir: 1 think you for your was due to low water In the boiler llVIV'he Inside hlBtory of bis political life. ROKKIU'Kfl K.( TUSIOX TO He says he will tell all when the In-' KIOK.XK XKXT MOXliAV MAY dlctmenta against blru are dismissed, KKqi'lltK TllltF.K. COA HKS. and they will be soon if the advice' of District Attorney Feikert Is acted 1 Two and probably three cars will ou. Kuef says he will give a full on necessary next Monday to carry history ot the alleged conferences be- the Roseburg excursionists to Eugene tween Calhoun and others In San for the dedication of the new Elks Francisco regarding the alleged cor- temple. Fifty-four men have pur- . rupt use of money. i chased tickets for the trip, and most I The editorial in the Examiner was of these who are married will be ae prompted by Ruef'a efforts to gain companled by their wives. It Is ex- i a pardon after his refusal to testify pected that when the excursion starts iagulust ex-Mayor Schmltt because It will Include close to 100 persons Urn i i rTTr i. v nn.ml"" remaining Indictments agalust from thia city, fllllrllr RR S A ' h' ' n"t dismissed. I The excursion will leave Roseburg 'JAPAN'S KXI'LAXATIOX SHOWS of the regular local train and return I I PI Fltll.K WAIl TALK. i here at the same hour on Tuesday I morning, i n Koaeourgera win reacn April . The , Eueene about noon. The dedication Roosevelt, Wilson and Tiiit Mtn T 1 1 1 ; m tun. ijiidois ai ams lime it). Rn Si Lai' si Rid F.n Paidoii Is Histntj if Sin 'izkho Gr -It Sundjl WASHIXQTON. April 6.- Japanese embassy touay issued what' namninnim will ha rollnir.it hv purports to be a full explanation ofgrand hall. Those desiring not to lose a night a aleep may retire to the cars, which will be left open for their convenience at the depot. Robert E. Smith, who Is ln charge of the local ! arrangements. Is making every effort j Japan's activities in .Mexico. The , claim Is made that Japan ha.i no ne gotiations with Mexico for the estab- : lisliment of a settlement at Magda- lent Kay. it explains that an Oriental (Special to the KvenliiE Review 1 s'ennishlp company ohtained fishing, t0 contlnue the sale of tickets to a ClllCACO. April With three on ,lle e" cott"1 or ,,exlco' number thut will secure a third car, special trains ucurine Presidential '"IT. .t.,'aferrin8 them to the Orlen- and he expects to be successful. i . tai tiaiing uompaiiy or Janan. It, tv. .v,rt h... i.,.i...,i can be determined only by expert .... .. ..,,.,. ' . ', . ' Is chiliued that the flshlna district .oi. th. ,,..h. .,f n..bul f..r li. u. wuson. J. it enlay. The dam- letter favoring the parcels post. I age Is conservatively estimated at am Riving the several bills now pend ll.nitn.oei., jimi , i,.;,;;! sun persons inp before Congress my careful con- for a (iovernmetit boiler inspector! . ,. ,,. : .. i . ' the state mitt .mm inn omuiiii i n t ii t'tt,'ii being fur- inni.-tit. They liolni Vss. T-1 llislleil bv I he (1 shelter ;j ii on peisuns. Hlrkinan Misfortune llt-lps Situation nt nitii. CAIRO. 111., April t;. Willi tin Mississippi at the l.'.-fiiot sraite and still showing a tendeiu y to rise, near ly every able-bodied resident of Cairn la nt work streimtlienint; the dyke protecting the city. Tile liiih wati-r stui;e today Is two-ten:hs of a f.int higher than yesterday, but the levees are still holding. The breaking of the flovernnienl levee at Hickman, Ky.. will relieve the strain on the levees at Cairo and other places north of Hickman. Th- sr-T.e at the drainage district, iinni"l1:it'ly north of Caro. is appall ing, 'louses which were partly sub merged by the breaking of the dis trict levees yesterday were torn from their foundations today and tonight are on their sides or upside down. A big church is on its side. Fac tories were subniemi'd to their roofs ami in some places the flood entiri-ly covered buildings. Not one pile ol lumber in the ureal mills secilon is standing. Families driven from 1'iiiana and Factory City have remained the greater part of. the time on the to;i of the levee pro tecting Cairo. In its onward " e 'IKxissipol reached a flood stage last night al most lo Naichez. Miss, a-nl liundn-iis of men are at work on th" levees in th- newly menac d territory stopping small breaks and strengthening the weak spots. As th" river Is sliil ris- Ing nt Cairo, and the Ohio is slowly i mounting us far up as Louisville, the lower river country faces a crisis. , The flood death list was probably j brought to IS yesterdav. Six hundred and thirty-eight miles j of the Mississippi is seriously af-, fected. that being the distance be- I tween Columbus. Ky.. and Vlrks burg. Miss. The greatest slrain. from which the leve.s are apt to break nt aiiv time, extends from Col-' sideratlon and will support the meas ure appearing to be for the best in terest of our people. 1 have previ ously post. the jury will not attempt to fix the responsibility for the blow-up. A further investigation of the wrecked locomotive was made today by a parly of railroad men who left here this morning for Rice Hill, ln voted in favor of the parcels , v wpro T w. Younger, super- With best wishes I am. Yours truly. W. C. HAWLEY. MAHIIIF.P. XOT.EIt FREY At Looking Glass. April 4. I'il2. M. Earl Nosier and Miss Irene Frey. Rev. A. C. Ver non officiatine. T!o cnuide will reside at Coqullle. Oregon. aii.i.,. i...... .....i .. . .. iMtoiH.1 ..shir:,,,! tm.rln Tepic to Ouxaca state the ,r, are " ...v . .... e."'np "isvkco, a. k:, imrinim. j. r. tftirxiT, nnii.H-non wiin .MUKanu'im imy. I (lug Sparks, I). Haiti win, J. It. Kiddie, Troop Train IMil Hiwly. p y. Crtwbv. Max Weliw. K. B. UolliiiK Him-k for the transporta- Walte, V. C. Gllmour. Carl E. Wlm- linn nr lu.nnii troops from Kurt Mott, l)eriy. 8t.otl La,,der. X. F. Thomas. Illinois in workfd up todav to tniMiM' poliiic;,! oxrii.'iiu'iit. The throe iruins jnv Hhim' or Ki)usvt:lt. Wood row Wilson mul S'rHtuiy James Wilson, or the AmMcult nral iN-partment, who Ik hnomiiiK Taft. Secretary Wilson's train running a half hour ahead of Roosevelt's special, the Secretary speaking: at Pontine. Clinton and Deeatur. The train is just ln time to leave as Roosevelt's train pulls Into the sta tions. giviiiK Housi-velt his chance to tell his side of the story. I A ui i i i n: routs M intAsKA ix vci.tM(' i xm:h. 'HV(.T mViXfi!! "(MIXJ!!! The ;ieareM S'i,v on Kartli. KASTKIt SI XDAV. One H line, (ilantlc an1 riinrnllele4l lerl'orniniire I'roni 11 A. l. to 1 I. M. Winsome Women! Marvelous Mitlln ery ! f.orKous Clowns! Jubilant Jewels! Fascinating Flowers! Tremendoiys Tout Knsemble! ( Count 'em r.n.OOft v omen in line, pitch more porgfoirlv attired trim th ether count 'em, 4000 Junes Culottes! -10,1100 Clove Flitinf? Skirts! S0O0 Kncroyabte Coats! "iM-ii Km pi re Muffs' .10,000 Paris Pattern lints! f.0,000 !air Suede Pomps' ",0.000 Pairs Klhow (Iloves! .10, (Mio Pairs Silk Hose (visible) tin. 0(io Pairs Straip.it Front Corsets! ( invisible A KKW MKX! liiiiirirMit MiKlml Melange ly ( hnii li BelN, Oruiiiis, rchettra I toy (lioirN and Chattering Ken in let. I Will positively exhibit, rain or shine, on the day and date above Riven. com v. onk: COMK AM.! Secure standing room along tbe line of march ln advance. Ex. Intt'iidcnt of motive power of the Southern Piuiiic; I,. It. Fields, divi sion superintendent: Ceorge Wood house, foreman of the boiler depart ment of the company's shops at Sac ramento: (). o. Ji'tinings. of this city, representing the Locomotive Kngln eers Itiotberhood. and C. O. Hosmer, a member or the firemens' organtza- ton. With tbt-m was a skilled ma chinist named Laiighlin. of Port- laud, and J. L. Wood, of Albany, rep repen tint; tbe State Railroad misU.n. Fngineers 1. C. H. Patrick and Koss were1 (,r canipait;n;ni; in Nehrpska. beginn-l members of tbe party. jtlK :it plaltsmouib earlv veslerdav.t Fireman Aderton. whose funeral! i.u Follette jounieved lliroimh the1 was he'd In this city this afternoon, j farming section brtwet-n that citv c:Tiied a lire insurance policy of $1.-: an,i Lincoln, b-ing heariliv greeted , nnn in the New York Life Insurance .,. Fvrv sten. t(( ctosed Hie dav New Jersey, and Fort Dupont, Ielo- ware, to some unnamed point In Texas Is being held In the yards of the Pennsylvania Kallroad In Phila delphia. ThlB action by the officials n. 1). Jones. C 11. (lulnn, Kelley Jones. 1. K. Smith, K. L. Parrott, George Neuner. Jr., Joseph Mlcelll, George M. Itrown, F. G. Mlcelll, F. I,. Calkins. R. K. Smith. C. B. Can IIUKIII (( MAI 4. 4. Hints ti.W K THHKK A. SKW KOI . MAIN'S. 4. In the matter of drinking 4 4. (ountalna (o take the place ot 4 4- the recently demolished Hebe, 4- Dr. V. s. lianilltou baa ac- 4. 4 ceeded to the request of .Mayor 4 4. Joseph Mlcelll and will take 4. 4 up the work of ruining a fund 4 for the eHtabllahment of three . 4 cement fountains to aupply .1. 4 drinking placea for boraea, 4. 4 doga, etc. One of theae will be 4. at the vacant triangle at the !. 4- Interaectlon of North Jackson and Y IncheBter streets; one 4 In the luiniedlate vicinity of 4. 4. the city hall, and the tblrd 4. 4. probably on Sheridan atreet 4. 4 near the depot. All will be 4. T pmetru i me curD, so aa not 4 to be any obstruction to traf fic. It has been auftgeated that Hebe be restored and placed at the North Rosnbiirsr 4- triangle above mentioned, aa 4- that would be a consplcuoua locution aud one where ahe would probably not be aaaln A disturbed by such un accident 4- the one w hich recently befell 4. her. Dr. lianilltou should bo 4 given every encouragement Id Ills work for these new foun tains. LINCOLN. April t miles ami making -U oho persons is ihe remarkable record Kency, Com- which Senatnr La Follette is credited It. Bunnell, with todav. Alter the first 2 hours OI61K TO WORK AROl SKS IRK .iii.ai .vii.-r.im, LONDON. April 6. A clash with in the ranks of the Miners' Federa tion was precipitated today, many of the road is under direct orderB of non. A. C. Seelv, J. W. Hamilton, the War Department. 1 j. Perkins. 8. S. Joseuhson, Her- The existence of such an order, the, man Marks. Binger Hermann. Ross preparedness of the railway company Goodman. Eber Wright, Henry Harth and the fact that there are not more t. E. Luster, Harry Hlldeburn. C. H. than .100 troops at the two points M. Gronvold. L. Wlmberly. Charles named, and that they are the Coast; Clark. Guy Black. Geo. Kohlhagen, Artillery arm of the service, shows C. L. Bargar. H, V. Bates. A. N. Or- -Traveling 2O0 conclusively that the War Depart pl et lies to 1.1.- meut Is preparing to meet any emer- Company. Sl.AXIlKHOrs TOX; K 'OSTS owi:it $i.itHi. CHICAGO. April 6. Mrs. Marion Talbot, dean of Chicago I'niversity. must pay Miss F.stber Mercy $2. 1(H) damages. This is the amount a jury today awarded the plaintiff In her suit for $lon.ono dummies brought against Dean Talbot on charges that she attacked her moral character. with a m et h:g at the auditorium here. The section around Omaha is the object i ve point today. Monday aud Tuesday will he passed In West ern Neteaska. La Fol lette and his party depart fl)r t:. 'arifie Coast Wednesday evening. ( cutt. S. K. Sykes, l. It. Bunnell Simon Caro. G. K. Qulne, Luther Page, F. W. Haynes. T. B. Cannon, G. E. Houck, M. F. Rice. At Eugene the Roseburg delega tlon expect to don special uniform hats aud -will he distinctive figures In the big crowd there. A special train m coming from Portmnd l.fis. .,). I V. .i Ivtu. Holmxillnn from .u.i..,.,k iu '""".there, and sevral special cars art "7.1 .L . j expected from Salem. Albany. Cor cias called off the coal strike, de-pallia and other points. A number spite tbe adverse nt t tt de of a ma jority of the men. Approximately one-third of the miners have returned to work. of members are expected from South em Oregon towns also. 'ACII'IC COAST XKWS. OX Adjt.-Gen. Tattle, of the Spanish American war veterans of Oregon, was in Roebiiri this morning after nn absence of eight years in Califor nia. He is now engaged in farming near Davisville in the Sacramento Valley. He notes great Improve ment in Roseburg and other Oregon towns. Young Man and Hi- Polities" A Voting Man a- a I "R len" or- ItaptNt, Hew W. H. Eaton, pastor. - Sunday school at 10 a. m.: preach ing service at 11 a. m.; It. Y. P. I. at f:'M) p. in.; evening service at p. m. There will be a special i..'trical program appropriate for Will be the subject ot Kev. K, f , r.as.ei . .. ;lt the South .Memo- ( limn, tiutt nn i..in.r. niuhT. Mrs. pastor. imp eemiiK I'lr-iumns hour there win ue a special r.asier 1 nigra in given by the choir and the nrimary department of the Sunday school. You will enjoy these ser vices. Come and see. Austin E. Bushnell. of Ten Mile. hf sued Racbael Bushnell for a di-; voice In the Circuit Court here, al leging desertion in April ISM1. They were married May fi. 1 HI 0. the bride being of the mail order variety. She sued llushnell for a divorce a year ni:m:i s shond Asmrir PAItU L SI rCEFim. J'MfNEZ. A prl . to the hands of tl e t The ii'inibeis or the looked so large to t V n or his detent pro - I t only Ten. Thev es. a leiivltlg lieliiud C e;n and mortar pie i hi s 1 the rebels. It developed lb.it Vil'n and I'eba na. federal cotniiumd rs. when they routed Cam pa. fom-bt alone. They are believed i o ha ve ret rea'ed to Mapfni. At Oakland. Oil.. Jesse Tarklugton, aged LOOAL XBW8. Wednesday, i 3.1, wrote I'.irral fell In- note lo tbe police telling them he In- n!s vesterda Ervln Rice was over from Isadora Friday night. S. A. Phillips went to Oakland on business today, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morgan went to Winchester this afternoon to spend Easter, I Mrs. E. L. Krlel. a resident of this ' lt v fin s ahnrl llniaM no at an litu Ittml, i icir rooi i. neii i a,i learec . ne , 0.ril,cm llt M,.r,.y H,,itHl mom im-i u.-ioi, moo nnii'ii iiiiiiHeii. 1 1 ti In niomitiK The widow of Joseph K. Hock, who. p. .. Heard was oyer from Yon witness at nileil to kill Viola Moore because nn i ii v which she was koIiik with other men. He l:t in th" hour pinned the note on his bureau and ' le a force of wrnfed for the woman to return lo ...I lust nlKht. fi" nipiil-t'irer r:'itil-eil from was rrusheil to death beneath the calla thia innriilnK as r.-i 1 1 1 ii k coffin of his friend. Jumna the enroner'a lniiiest on the locomn- Aiurpiiy. nt Min rraniisco, tins the explosion at Hlce Mill hroiiKht suit iiKiilnst an accident In-1 R. T. Ashworth. Deniocrntlc can siirance company to collect the dlilate for sheriff, and K. 8. Cnckel iiiutiunt of his policy. rPaa. Ilepiililliiin candidate for the .... . .77"."."! ...... . A" a result of the recent census nomination for assessor, left this .it.i-. Kti.r i n .. 1 1'..-" i, npporiloumout, Idaho Is entitled to mornliiK for points south. Wtl'M.K MtAI'T SKilti. : a si cond CotiKressnisn. and Hubert . The first automobile of the season S.W KKANCISCtt. Ai.rl' Anury M. ! niiken of llolse, has un- lo come throiiKh from California ar- le i iiiife of a r. c . nt editorial In the no'inceii ins candidacy for the posl- rlyed here this afternoon. The travel San rrancisi o KmiihIm-r !n !il h he Ilurion I,. French Is a candl- era made the trip In ood time and aco. but failed to press the casciwux described when her application for suit money was lli'llled. Deputy .Sheriff Kutph (Juine turned this niorniiiK from Marshfield ! Sun human hvena." "ate ror re-election from north Idaho, without serious difficulty. ind u "surlv. -! ui ii k. cvnlial Much lo his surprise, John Irvine, Dick Hunan cunie over from Yon roaue." Abraliain Hnef. on... power- who shot J. A. Craw in a saloon at calla this innrnliiK While here fill political lio-s of Han I rani Isi o. Whitney S induy and then raced three purchased a blooded Jersey hull to now a convict, has puhllsli.'d M. M ,iut Chun li Sum!. i Forv Will filli:. S.eei,ll Kastel music You are cordially In vited. niiM"IH"!"I"!"'"'"""""' EASTER SPECIALS Our line of to. h l,.,ii.li.-e present time, llelow arc sotii- Kas'cr-ti'!-: I.:i.li. ' white waist?, a!'! Ulack was n vir more complete than at the listed a few special hurgalna for the glad- Il ly trimmed with lace & emb. l.0 Skirts, wide dust ruffle, fi.uu tropria wrMoo I i 1 T", values, special r-... ... i'..i..r KrnbrOMlety. man.' ie .V.c value, special ; LADIES' NECKWEAR assortm.-:;! of l.ailits' N. ikwear In many pat- l..1 designs to select from, 2Sc A la-cc atul complet terns. Dutch rrillats. tr.iupi Clu -ml tt "i in ':"'C Have .ii the n ,1 w itli la e .n.l lawn. . Mi. Uy 1 i' and enibrn; iery 2.V .IVIc up . . . .3c Hair Goods We carry .t ocn;'n.-tt !i:;-f li:iir RkxIs, iu all the latent designs. We make n spcdalty of inatching the I-'INI' anJ nll'I'ICl'LT shinies, such as reds, drabs and li-ti'its. I; - KU.ir uKee.l fim-st French hair. If you h.tv.' c nii'iiii -: we cm make switches, curls or trausf'-nii-'ti.'ii- f:-'ii thuu. TER-CINSKI'S A "STORK FOR KVKUYBODY" with L. K. Thorn. sWf-ennfessed hurf? lar of Kred W liistim's home at Win st nns ahout a we. k bro. Thorn will be arraigned before Justice Marsters late this afternoiin. The Coos County officers found no trace of C row, wanted hT for the theft of a rltle fioin 11. Hates at Mel rose. Kri route to Marshfield. Mor row forped a fit eheek un .lames Laird, keeper of the since station at Brewster Valley. Kratielsco HulieMn In the l;irti:il statement of his f nnnect inn with t fcrift cases. lie men t Inn ;tt rick C.il hoiin. presid'-nt nt t h Cinied Itailroails: William K. Herrlu. th Southern Pacirir iittornev, and (.tins fM. M or-lux heiiiK arixitms for him not to alleged t f..t,.ft..T HOSKKY IHYOIU'K CAS 13 KXDS IX OKCItKK FOR XMII.AIXIXO lit 811 AND. The salacious divorce case of Den nis C. finitely against Lura H. Bosely, married in thin city and later resi dents of Cottage drove, terminated In the Circuit Court here this after noon, when Judge Hamilton granted the husband a decree of separation and the custody of the two minor children. This la the second divorce resulting from the elopement from this city a year ago of Willis Simp son, of Myrtle Creek, and Mrs. hose ly s sister. Mrs. Zaida Cheesbro, of ComHtuck, also the mother of two children. Hosely altcKed. as grounds for di vorce, that Simpson had supplanted him In the affections of his wire and that she tried to Induce his children to transfer their love to Simpson. These allegations are sustained In Judge Hamilton's decision, which adds; "Simpson Is and was a person with whom no woman of self-respect would associate, and his HI reputa tion was known to Mrs. Hosely." The children are n winded to their father because. Judge Hamilton says, "they would he surrounded by better Influences" than If given to the care of their mother. M rs. Cheesbro's husband secured a divorce from her a few months ago and recently she remarried. ii llu-' Mr. 0. Zamona Violinist of New York Christian Church Saturday evening, assisted by Mrs. Chas. I Itinline. Pianist Hour 9 o'clock MICA I, NftWn. Mra. ltmiolph Karncsa and Mlna Stiiley went to Yonciilla tills after noon for a brief visit. I,. S. Keeker unci wife. ClilniKo; lieu. Httncrort. Cincinnati: J. I. Whitman. I.oa Angolcn'. Kcl. Wright, Siiokmie; Mix. N. C H ul In . .Seattle; M. T. Whitney. Clillwooil. , were hiiioiik the recent urrivtita III itoae hiirn. lion. O. I. CoKhow leuvea Monilny for Willamette Valley polntn in the Interest or his canill.iacy for the noinlliHlloii for I'. S. Senator. Since the witlnlrHWiil or Hon. M. A. Miller, of I. c tuition. Mr. Conhow'a chuncea for the nomination are docltloiily Ini lirove.l uml he is now more than ever confident of kucccsh. hoth In the primaries ami the general election in So ember. t HiW I"I"I"I"!"I"t"I,,I"H!iiIi'I"M a iti:th ii. r. . k. a Seel. V, Who I Ml-d (he fr of Mia. U ill He itl ihe Mi f I ill. n llnti I. It'MM-l urn. K. 11 Seel. v. d-lphia. the n be at tin- M- remain in It W t -(InesiUv Oln Mr. Seejey K Stile!. Tns proved by the meut ill not of ru i't ii re Pie.Liite reMff. i and I'hila-; exp'Tt. will f hu.ig d truss lien Hotel nd will -'teiig Tip-'ldV nd i. Ai-nl 'Mb ;uid loth .i : " The Sperm;' if hm nor nt" d and ap I tilted S";it'-s ltiei li on I v r-tntn ny r'l-'-tiy. aftordliig im- b lt eiie tf th ffpeiiiTiE y. V" Z : fey in I o !.i-. un ttif lint i dtii'-nt r- iv in Kngliit'd ;ind re:i I s it i in it ii iti" Mr. mental v r. feri-m State liovtlitli1' for o ir ii cases ith"it r I, tet-ctfed f It. h ' the f ru- If bo il .1 tt T'l! ii 1 v aw.it'l ti S; :i;fi. pt"d i' i r: tf urir.Tv or har'n'ul S''e' ha fl 0)i i- from the Ini'-! if . h riK'oii . I 'ion A. rharii) ire o ;f uriv (n , 1 1 ' be g ;id to show i I'itrkf" or fit t hem ' I I 'A men to telephone the Sheriff at Maker add to his herd, which he expects to o come atid get him. has been In- take to Idaho next montn. Mr licted by the grand Jury on the Hanan Is preparing to locate near . h-irge of murder In the first de- Lewlston. giee. I County Clerk V. 8. Fields, of Mult Not content with striving to secure nnmnli County, was here thlH morn Itishop Scott School for Hoys, Ing In the Interest of his candidacy Ashland is also seconding tbe estab for the Republican nomination for llshnient of a polytechnic Institute, Secretary of State. Jlu Is opposing Utid recently, under Commercial Club Hen W. Olcott, Republican Incuni a it spices, meetings have been held bent, and successor of Hon. K. W. with this object in view, among the Itenson. who has proven a very effl- 4 iittind;ii)ts being officials of a poly- dent officer and therefore has a 4 te. bnic Institute at Oakland, Cal.. good ehfltice for re-election. All Klks who luive not signed which school dew ires to Invade Ore- j t itnrnett Hotind Prairie; !.. 4 f,,r ,nc tr,I' u "ir,'n' should gon territory bv establishing a q i vvmu iiiiiurH- i do so at once. We need 1 " branch in this section. nM Unr Hreen. .inhn Lull- ' lre t The deuth of Mrs Isaac MannliiK. rl..i i; .- A K Cliivion K II ! nin" wife of tbe Tinted States consul at Crane. C. ( Crltestr, Melrose; V. T t;irr.tiiMnllia. Colombia, an an- Kinery. Cile Valley, L K Hedg- peth. John McKetni. It I. Mf l.miKh lln. It. H. IMxon, VV. H Snider, I,. Hatfield, (leer Creek: M . M Thorn ton. H. V. Moore. ,ee Armstrong. Oakbnid: It C llui btnson. Kellogg; K. K. Hafley, Sinherlin; John Alex-Attorney-(J-neral atider, till. I.-, were miiong the Kose to the contrary, burg visitors todav. If deired Anw.ne rn.'t'.red should remember th da'e and take advant ar- of this umi-ual opportunity I S.,tt fl .o :.:i, 7 drug hi" " PlOltrHFII jlM MI'l- Si hiibert. M tub-.-Schtiiiirihti and ot ii rom Kier 'IB do'.r. t (lovii . ih n. I until k . f the great tiouiK fit in a r Hhiegnim received at S.l in bv (ientge Hatch. She was a native of Sab-m and her husband was prominent f here for man v years, at one time being ptirt ouner of the ' tf--tioti Statt small That despite I't.m foul x ofiinion f"-e i4 a red'-ral niientlon Involved fn th" case of the Corvallis A Kast .'Tti Itailroiid Companv against the itnd th;i If the Stiiinwiie Court ' 1 i ' or riiten ndverelv on a re t.arlt.tf it will be ciirrlM.I to tb St . !-,(. fi.nrt of the l ulled States. U the dtelaration made by firivernor To enable t he poor to nld them-r'lw-i in senrliiK a food supp'v. Ihe S;ioknne city council has made ar-r.,ia-en.eiitH for the fre plowing of l.ttii v if'- snd nc iiit lots for those b i wb to raie veicetshles snd Br:- In Floretta Whal'er has tlr-d of life aftltittv to .(ere Kimde Cooke, the foriier clergMiuin, with wh'im she t ,i- to San Kranciiu o from llemp i ,41. I.ons It-land, six earn m'i and tai returned to her grandmother nt H -ir pKteao with t o children nf r i,m tt,e i-w'crivmnn Is the father. ( (H-ke has gone to New York In the hope of finding oblivion. fill the Hiird Pull- 4 Lower berths will be assigned to those who take f 4. their whes. There will be 4 special entertainment for the 4 ladies and a large number are 4 4 going. Iteinenib'-r the b-aing ti. time. 9 a. 111. 10-xt Monday, re f turning a. m Ttiesdav j ItOllKUT K. SMITH. J Easter Specials ; Style and Price. New .blp.iM-nt of mart I-As ll IVU THtN HlTHnl womh rfully reaMtnable prices. Wonder snap In lire Hats and 11 nine. Kiter SpfijiU In Hulls, lire mimI CijiIi. Itslr (hhhIi, Vm kwe.tr, ine)l.-i, llnmllMg, l.oinnl Corwls hes n Himlery. THE LEADER
