The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, November 11, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTEE BEDFORD MAE Published Every Friday Morning. A. S. BLITON. lain WIS BORN TO HUSTLE. He Is ol lew days: but quite i plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR. F.olercd In the Postoftioe at Medford, Oregon s Second Olnss Mail Matter. Medford, Friday, Nov. 11, 1898. THIS PAPER KSWaS verllslnff AKenoy. 64 and 6A Merchants Kx rhanire, San Francisco, California, whore con tracts tor ad7crilKtng oan be made for Iu Our Clubbing Lit. This Mail and Weekly S. P. Call $2 a " " " Examiner 2 35 " " " Chronicle 2 35 " " Oogonian 2 00 " " Cosmopolitan ... 2 10 " Weakly Cinoln- natl Enquirer, - - 1 "5 ELECTION RETURNS. Portland, Nov. 9. Returns from 267 preciucta io state of Washing ton give the following vote on con gressmen: Jones, Republican, 14,931; Cush ruan, representative, 14,625; Lewis, Fusion, 12,912; Jones, Fusion, 12, 253. The vote for supreme judges is practically the same as the vote for congressmen. These returns embrace nearly one-half the vote of the state and indicate that the Re publicans will have close to 5,000 majority in the state. Babcock, of the Republican cen t al committee, received a telegram from Seattle, Wash., staling that the Republicans had carried both C ngressional districts in that state. This, with other advices, absolutely ensured, he claims, the election of ISO Republicans in the next house NEW YORK. New York, Nov. 9 Revised re turns make practically no change in those of last night, which showed election of Roosevelt by a plurality of 18,000 to 20.000. The state's congressional delegation probably will stand 15 Republicans and 19 Democrats. Democrats gain 12. Legislature is Republican on joint ballot by 32 votes. MONTANA. Helena, Nov. 10 Congress Campbell, (detu) is elected. The leg's'ature is Democratic. Complete returns will not change this. CALIFORNIA. San Francisco, Nov. 10. Cali fornia has gone Republican with more emphasis than ever before. The entire state ticket, with the possible exception of secretary of state, are elected. The Republicans claim in San Francisco, 221 pre cincts out of 303 give Gage 20,063; Maguire, 18,022. The fight for the mayoralty of San Francisco has been eagerly contested, and the result is yet un certain. The indications are, how ever, that Jas. D. 1'helan, the pres ent mayor, will be re-elected by a small majority. WISCONSIN. Milwaukee, Nov. 10. Returns are far from complete and indicate that Scofield, Republican, is sure of election by 2C.000 plurality. The legislature is overwhelmingly Re publican. DEI.EWARE. . Next legislature stands: Repub lican, 29 ; Democrats, 23. The Re publicans will-elect a United States senator. UTAH. The Democrats have elected Roberts to congress and carried the legislature which will elect the TJnited States senator. NEW JERSEY. Voorhees (rep) plurality tor gov ernor, 8000 to 10,000. There will be a Republican majority and will insure the election of a Republican senator. KANSAS. Both parties ' claim the state, Chairman Albaugh, of the Repub lican slate committee, claims the state for Stanley, (rep) for governor, by 6000, and Chairman Riddle, of the Fusion committee, claims the Btate for Leedy,'Fusion, by 11,000 NORTH DAKOTA. Faiwo, N. D., Nov. 0. Today's figures, though lar from complete, make a Republican majority certain on I ho state ticket from 4200 to 4800. It is es ti muted the Republi cans will have a majority in the legislature on joint ballot of 30. Spalding, Republican, for congress, leads the ticket by 500 to 800. TKNNKS8KK. The majority for MoMillin, Dem ocrat, for governor, estimated at 10,000 to 20,000. The Democrats have a majority in the loRielnture. MICIIUIAN. Governor Filigree is u gain elected by about 50,000 majority. The leg islature will have a Republican majority. MARYLAND. Maryland has returned four Re publican and two Democratic con gressmen, after an extraordinarily close but entirely listless election. This is a Democratic gain of two. ALABAMA. A solid Democratic congressional delegation was elected from Ala bama. General Joseph Wheeler was unanimously re-elected in the eighth, not a single vote being cast against him. FLORIDA. The entire Democratic ticket is elected. KENTUCKY. The Republicans carried only one ccngrtssional district, the eleventh. MINNESOTA. Uuofticial and incomplete, but apparently reliable returns indicate that Liud, Fusion, for governor, hus been elected by a plurality of 10, 000. Five out of seven congressmen are surely Republican. LOUISIANA. Democrats carried the entire state electing six congressmen. NEBRASKA. Belated returns continue to in dicate that Nebraska has turned a political somersault and has landed in the Republican column. 317 precincts outside of Lincoln and Omaha show a republican gain of 4787. The first and second con gressional districts are republican, the third and sixth fusion aud the fourth aud sixth in doubt. ILLINOIS. Returns from every county indi cate the election of Whittemore, re publican treasurer, by a plurality of 30,000. The majority for other republicans will probably not ex ceed these figures. In the legisla ture the house will be Democratic aud the senate Republican. SOUTH DAKOTA. Burke and Gamble, republicans, surely elected to congress. The republican state ticket, except gov ernor, is elected. Both sides per sistently claim the governorship. INDIANA. The democrats concede a repub lican majority in state of 10,000. KENTUCKY. The democrats made a sweeping victory. WYOMING. It is believed that Wyoming has gone Republican on state and con gressional tickets in majorities ranging from 1000 to ,1800 votes. The legislature is also undoubtedly Republican. TEXAS. Major Savers, the Democratic nominee for governor, has a major :ty estimated at 200,000. Every district returned a Democratic con gressman with the exception of the tenthf and an official count will be necessary to decide this district, WEST VIRGINIA. The indications are that Dovener (rep) first congressional district, has 1500 majority; Dayton (rep) second, re-elected. The legislature is in doubt. NEVADA. Returns from the state indicate that McMillan (rep) is elected gov ernor. ARKANSAS. All of the old congressmen were re-elected. Dinsmore, in the fifth district, being the only candidate who had opposition. MISSOURI. Returns are far from complete. I6roGer.es. . That word moans a lump to every housewife. It m moans a heap more when the groooriop are known m to be fresh and lirst-ohiss. When your wife tells fay you to get groceries at Davis', you better not run m chances on buying them elsewhere. When she don't suv whore to go, vou had better use a little m 0 viv ft oi youi own j unguium Davis Delivers ies for poultry. Everything received points to the election of tho entire Democratic state ticket by 30,000 majority in the legislature. Insuring the re election of Senator Cockreel. Re publicans get three congressmen. NEW MEXICO. The legislature Republican by two-thirds or more. COLORADO. The entire Fusion ticket is elected by about 50,000 majority. PENNSYLVANIA. Stone for governor has a majority now placed at 150,000 in the state. The twelfth district probably elected a Democratic congressman. NORTH CAROLINA. The legislature is two-thirds Dem ocratic on joint ballot, and the Democratic judicial ticket is elected by not less than 20,000. NEBRASKA. Republicans claim the state for governor by a small majority. OHIO. Chairman Blacker, of the Demo cratic state committee, concedes the state to the Republicans by over 40,000 plurality, and Chairman Daugherty, of the Republican stale committee, claimed about 60,000. The Ohio congressional delegation remains the same as at present, 15 to 6, each party carrying precisely the same districts as at the presi dental election two years ago. Washington, D. C, Nov. 9. Re turns establish to a certainty that the United States senate will have a Republican majority after March next. Of present Republican total of 45, the terms of seven senators expire March 4, leaving 38 hold over Republicans. To this the elec tions of yesterday adds ten Repub licans surely elected, and three probably elected, making total 43, or two more than a inaioritv over Democrats, Populists and Silver Republicans together. There are 21 Democrat holdover senators and to this yesterday's election added four with a certainty and one prob ably, giving total of 25 votes. The Populist and Silver Republican holdovers number 8, and this was increased yesterday by one prac tically sure. The returns received by the As- - sociated Press at 3 p. m. indicate the election to the bouse of 1G7 Re-1 nnblicans 164 Denim-ram P.uui. pUDllcans, 104 democrats, 1-opU- lists or Silver Republicans with 29 districts in doubt. ( Later Since the foreeoine was . .., i.., .,..... i ...i t bcuii uut into icvuiiio nituw iiit? iw publicans have gained two doubt ful districts iu Washington, two in Indiana and one in Kansas. The Democrats have gained one doubt ful district in Indiana and one in Massachusetts. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Halm and bound on to the atleotcd parts is superior to any plaster. When troubled with a pain in the chest or side, or a lame back, give it a trial. You are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. Pain Balm Is also a certain jure for rheu matism. For sale by Chas. Strang, druggist, Medford; Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point. you Haven't BUCKINOHAn & HECHT'S Underwear of all kiiirls, and Hose that will wear you until you get tired of thorn. Call and examine goods, at KA1HE & MERLEY'S, Medford, Oregon uuu iiiiiko niuuyuu re i igiiu 1 goods free. Trades grot' i-m farm produce v i urn til I l.t a n ml Mi Medford, Oregon. A i it 4i4iiia iiiiit4i vli tli4iiiitlf ii ill villi tii tlr f.nnntv srhrwl Nrttpc By Supt. (I. A. Urcgory. TIIK KAlil.K POINT Klll't'.triilX.M, MKKTIN'II. Tliu eilueational im't'lintt til I'.iik'u 1'iiint last Saturday was a niruss hi every partii-ular. Knell leiielier win hail a i:ti i on the riuntiii wan piuaeiit unit , I't'iitteretl valuable assislama.'. Nothing that eotiltl milliliter to tho couilort ami pleasure of lliu visitintf leaehem was oaiilleil I iy tlio loeal t-tiaiiiiilteu anil tho day was iiruiiuiiueeil by all a very prollt-, a hie one. The home in ICaxlv Point were tvlilu 0 en to all who value to lliu met-Unir an, I tallica fairly Kioain-d with koihI things. ' ll la I'uw know n that A. I.. Iliizt-lioit van du a jjoeil jul an chairman a well as una.: lliu line.it vegetable ill lliu county. Kaijle I'oinl will try to have n new si-iumiI house lor the next triK-lu-rs' ineet-iti-'. I .-m.etif Mis.i Jtll'rev'a pupil luailo the afternoon session mure attractive by their excellent rceilaliou-i. ' It is hoped that all school Ixninlt will take the inlere.-t in local incctiii.' thai the Kiltie I'oint h-ianl tlitl, Kvci-yoitc in reaeli stmtihl altcml. The following I In mn li I h tlroppeil by teachers who prcciileil topic arts well worth roMi-iiilii'iinn: "An iniloleiit, in dilt'eiei.t ttai'her lias no place ill the school room." "Teach pupil to think ouuiilv of lliu text book." "The ntuily of music in school is as important a much of the arithmetic or ueoraphy." "The emit way to become pru.leienl ill the use of good Kngh.ih la lo ue it con stantly." lleside a large number of Kaglu I'oinl patron, the following attended lliu lo. cal meeting: Kudu Oitcns, A. O. l-'reul, Kllen Hill-sell, iMnmi 11,11. llth-ii V. Utile, ti. 11 .-vimueltt, II. Anna Clem ent. Anna JeU'rey, Ira Tailgate. A. I.. Ilazellou, G. A. Lirvgory. J. J. llui-nard. Nora Sydow ami .Muude Uowuiiig. Drawing U taught in many country schools. Some iiiue work wa seen in district 25. ' Teachers in the vicinity o( Gold Hill will soon have an etluculionut ineultitg in their midst. We noticed some school journals on the teacher's table in two or three dis tricts which the teacher said were eagerly read in spare moment by in any of tue pupils. Little May Lawrence, 8"Ven year old, a pupil in district til, astonished lliu superintendent by leading distinctly and intelligently from various selection in Karnes' lilin reader. In the Wimer district Roberta Uip- I'ey endeavoring to direct lliu crowd ..i ......ii.. i .i.n .....n...A...l...i.... rri.:u aiatriet has a commodious school room and all' the apparatus necessary. ' ''"I'l!8:0' l'lt.ri1.2i"'''?.rt ''.,uf. l!l!!y )ltlU UlUKIiip t.tpiU MIIOI OVUIIO.-II b ill uin unci read ng ana the usu ol l'.uglisli generally i hey seem to lake great pleasure in memorizing goon iUoiation. Ihev wib be pleaaetl lo liavu any and ail of tli ir friends visit them. A half day in the school room at Rock , Po'nt gave opportunity of noting thai Mrs. Alice uacon leacues along mo most model n lines and has the facully of governing without the pupils know- inn Tl' pupils are loyal to their b..l...n n.wl tl.o. ....ml ............... inrm imnnrtunt nun of edncation. Galls creek school is a sort of a little paruaise-noi uecause oi uie ouauty or ,minmBn, of the hulnlinir. but because ; of the nicely behaved girls and boys, le.Jj"u8?p "" .",u,' leu iop uuu ji;iiiiai nil in buuuibi iitu methods used and the results obtained nere oy ruia unins are inose oi me here by Ella Griffis are those of graded schools. The pupil of Ruch write letters to the Dunils of the lower Krados in Talent By this moans they have soinu practice in language, learn' good forms in cor respondence, incidentally create an in terest in school work and readily see how the Knowledge of the school room may become practical in later life. Try it teachers. A good plan is to ask all to I write, then send, tho best letter. Advertised Letter List. Following Is ft llHt or letter renmlnlnK nn called for la the Medford poHtotlloe on Noveu). ber '08 BiirtK'tt, Mn Geo KUlcr. Ml hi Loultta Nnodbnaj. Oco VV KobertB, llebecca Cnrltonn, J H Mtirtln, Mrtt Mnrjr Price. Mm Kdwurtl A char((o of one cent will be mnde upon do ll vury of euoh of tho above letter. Pernona calling for any of the above letters will plea He say " Advert lriod." M. Puhdin, PoHtmanter, Seen. Our wear resisters in rubbers. " Boots and Shoes g We now have 8 complete line ...Rubber Goods lUltm'c U4ir l-lrrc aan hbm A Maa Maaa &lUUU O JLJLJ.U JJUUUOi ' U V lit VI..IIIU w in Stouts, patent snag proof, (Jold Seal and Woonsoeket duck. ML 111 t.HUlUr'. lit -SVffr St..., I I Vv. ft j g Ladies', Misses' RUBBERS Ladies' and toshes in all styles and grades ; also the New Idea in Ladies': Rubber Skirts with Capes. RESPECTFULLY, I Bene! 8 tevens 444444444444444444444 BringYour Old Stoves To SHCNE & SCHERMERHORN'S Second Hand Store and Exchange them for- We Buy or sell anything nn earth. New mid Secoml-llaiid Good always in slock. Shone & Schermerhorn, Mitchell, Lewis DEALERS IN Machinery .. We carry In Moek a ciinip.!t. lino of Hie CelittiriUoil Mltcht-ll Wagons, both lilvh und low whuels. Hacks und 8prtntc iKon. In Carriages we have the Ifunny itnd Parent Dort. lo Carts of dUTeren'. styli. Ilurnc:i, bulb hravy and IlKhl, double and slafle. Ilirb and smooth win). Hale tlvs, (,'ldiir Mills. Mi;r's I'UDips of nil stylos, Hows. liar, rows, Herder, &o &o. Send, tor cntalonue of what jrnu waut. BMIsfuotloD rmrant wl. D. T. LAWTON, Mprr. Medford Branch The Finest Stock of ed by AIM NEW STOCK l nedfor S. 1 v ' 5 Uncle Sam's Hardware BOYDEN & NICHOLSON, Th0 Legal blanks at our, of in Stocki m and Children's in all Grades with military capes double texture Misses' Mackin-! 2 8L50S New Ones WKST SIDK. MKDI'Oltl), lt. & Staver Co., and ..Vehicles CLOTHING I .Ever brought to Medford was receiv b. Rosenthal this week. Gent's Furnishing Goods Z Rosenthal. I t - & is made for business. So iu that which we soil. But ours is to bo used for peaceful pur poses and wo guarantee that it will do its duty under all circumstances. Everything" wo offer is as well made as though intended for Govern ment uso. We haven't got a (look of back mini hnr ai-tlolcs or utensils to soil. What wA oiler Is new, bus tho most rooont Im provements and miida In tho bost man ner. Of coin-so you know wo are not lillfh priced. Hardware Hen ' The Mail office.