Oregon City Enterprise.
VOL 3ft. NO. 62
OHKOON CITY, OUKUON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1000.
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REPUBLICANS WIN
MrKlnlf j and ItooKprelt Swefp
Hie United SlalcM,
THK COtXIKf t'OH KXI'A.VSIOX
3fKJnl-y 22, Hrjan 155 Kliftoral
Vole f:l b LrBnelien of Cong rm
HhMj KrpoMlraii.
Xkw Yohk, Nor, . The following
lolrKfmii aa attnt tonight: -
"W. J. Ilryan, Lincoln, Neb.: Aiyou
no douht Blr(!iy know, the state tiai
g'-ne hnavlly againat ui; bur whernaa,
tbla county In Wm gave McKinly 23,000
majority it glvwi youUxlay 33,000. a gain
of M,000. We are defeated, but not dia
eourtK I. ICiciiahk VkuKtu."
Ilanua Nut Aarprland.
Ci.kvi!Laiij, O., Nov. 6. Senator
Hanna received relurni at the Uiiion
club knight. In re'ixiiiae to a queation
aa to the cauae of McKinley'a re-eloctlon,
be iaii :
"I'eople re-elected him becanae they
waulwl Lf mi. AmericanUrn did it."
Henator Hanna aald be waa not inr
priwd at the remit.
Ki,i,all Infurtnaii oflna Kaaalt.
Cmcioo, Nov 7. Vice-Chalrman
I'ayne early thia morning aent the fol
lowing telegram to Governor Rooaevel :
"Country ia aaved. We have beateo
I'ettigrew, and captured Nebraska,
IiegiNlature and all."
Chicago, Nov. 6. Prohibition Na
tional Chairman Oliver W. Ktewart aald
tonigttt:
"The outcome of the election ia no
aurpriae, nor ia It a disappointment.
The election of McKinley will tend to
focalixe the aentiment ol the people on
theaaloon queition. He ia committed
to the canteen policy and liquor Inter
rata in our foreign poaaeiaiona, and hia
election will have the effect of bringing
the liquor queation to an ianue.
WAaumaTox, Nov. 7 The next een
' ate, aamiming that the atate Irgialaturea
I will fulfill their duty and choooe senator
I to repreaent their atatea, will atand on a
t basla of yaaterday'a election, aa follow :
Forty-nine republicana, twenty-aeven
democrat, and nine independent, with
the legialaturea in doubt in three itates
I wilb the privilege of electing five eena
tor at thia time. The leitialatures in
'doubt are Deleware and Nebraska, in
each of Ibeee atate two senators are to
be choern. and Idaho baa one senatorial
cbair to fill.
UA1M IN THE 1IOU8K
tUpabllran Majority lneraaavd by
Votea.
Five
With poMibly aix or eiulit exceptions,
the next House will be composed a fol
low: Alabama George W. Taylor, dem; A.
A. Wiley, dera ; Ileniy D. Clayton, dem;
L. 11. Reynolds, rep; C. W. Thompson,
dem ; John II. Bankhead, dem ; John L.
Burnett, dem; William Richardson,
dem ; Oscar W. Underwood, dem.
Arkansas Philip D. McCullocn, dem;
John 3. Little, dem ; Thomas C. McRae,
dem ; Charles C. Reid, dem ; Hugh A.
Dinsmore, dem; Stephen Brundidge,
dem.
California F. L. Coombs, rep; Sam
uel D. Woods, dem; Victor II. Metcalf,
rep; Julius Kahn, rep; Eugene F. Loud,
rep; James McLachlan, rep ; James C.
Needham, rep.
Colorado J. F. Shafrolh, ail ; John C.
Bell, pop.
Connecticut Stevens Henry, rep;
j Neheiuiah D. Sperry, rep; Charles A.
RiiHsell, rep; Ebeneier J. Hill, rep.
Deleware L. il. Ball, rep.
Florida Stephen M. Tarkman, dem;
Robert W. Davis, dem.
Georgia Rufus A. Lester, dem ;
James W. Griggs, dem; Elijah B. Lewis,
dem ; William C. Adauison, dem ; I.eoo
ldas F. Livingston, dem ; Charles L.
Bartlett, dem ; John W. Maddox, dem ;
William M. Howard, dem; Farish Car
ter Tate, dem; 'William II. Fleming,
dem ; W. G. Brantley, dem.
Idaho At large, T. L. Glenn, pop.
Illinois James R, Mann, rep; Wil
liam Lorimer, rep; George P. Foster,
dem ; James McAmlrews, dem ; William
P. Malioney, dem ; Henry S. Boutell,
rep ; George E. Fobs, rep ; Albert J. Hop
kins, rep; Robert R. Hitt, rep; George
W. Prince, rep; Walter Reeves, rep;
Joseph G. Caution, rep; Vespasian War
ner, rep; Joeeph V. Graff, rep; Benja
min F. Marsh, rep; Thomas Jefferson
Selby, dem; Ben F, Caldwell, dem;
Thomas M. Jett, dem ; Joseph B. Crow
ley, dem; James R. Williams, dem;
William A, Kodenberg, rep; George W.
Smith, rep.
Indiana James A. Hemenway, rep;
Robett W. Miers, dem; William T.
Zenor, dem; Francis M. Griffith, dem;
F. S. Holliday, rep; James E. Watson,
rep; Jesse Overstreet, rep; George W.
Cromer, rep ; Charles B. LandiB, rep;
Kd D. Crumpacker, rep; George W.
Steele, rep; James M, Robinson, dem;
Abraham L. Brick, rep,
Iowa Thomas Hedges, rep; J. N. W.
Rumple, rep; David B. Henderaon, rep;
Gilbert N. Ilaugen, rep; Robert 0. Coo
ln, rep; John F. Lacey, rep; John A.
T. Hull, rep; William P. Hepburn, rep;
Waller 1. Hmith, rep; Jamas p. Conner,
rep; Tot Thomas, rep.
Kanaaa Charles F. Kcott, rep;
Charles Curtis, rep; J. I). Boweraock,
rep; George W, Wbeatley, rep; James
W. Miller, rep; William A. Cahlerhead,
rep; William A. Iteeder, rep; Cheater I.
Long, rep.
Kentucky Charles K. Wheeler, dem;
Henry I). Allen, dem ; John H. Rhea,
dem; I). II. Hmith, dem; James P.
Gregory, dern . I). Linn Gorjch, dem;
South Trimble, dem; George (J. Gilbert,
dem; Samuel J, Puih, rep; J. B, White
dem ; Vincent Boreing, rep.
Louisiana Adoiph Meyer, dem;
Robert C. Davey, dern; Robert F.
Bronsaard, dni; Phanor Breazeale,
dem; Joseph K. Ransdcll, dem ; Samuel
M. Robertson, dem.
Maine (elected In September) Amos
L. Allen, rep; Charles E. Littlefield,
rep; Edwin C. Burleigh, rep; Charles
A. Boutell. rep.
Maryland John P. Moore,, dem; A.
A. Blakeny, rep; Frank C. Watcher,
rep; James W. Denny, dem ; Sidney E.
Mudd, rep; George A. Pearre, rep.
Mistachusett; George P. Lawrence,
rep; Frederick II Gillett, rep; John R.
Thayer, dem ; Charles Q. Tirrell, rep;
William 8. Knox, rep; William II.
Moody, rep; Ernest W. Robert, rep;
Samuel W. McCall, rep; Joseph A.
Conry, dem; Henry F. Naphen, dem;
Samuel L. Power, rep; William C.
Lovering, rep; William S. Greene, rep.
Michigan John B. Corli, rep;
Henry C. Smith, rep; Washington
Gardner, rep; Edward L. Hamilton, rep; 1
William Aldi-n Smith, rep; Samuel W. !
Smith, rep; Edgar Week, rep ; Joseph '
W. Fordney, rep ; Koswell P. Bishop,!
rep; Roeaeau O. Crump, rep; A. B.
Darragh. rep; Charles D. Sheldon, rep.
Minnesota James A. Tawney, rep;
James T. McCleary, rep; Joel P. Heat
wole, rep ; Frederick C. Stevens, rep;
Loren Fletcher, rep ; Page Morris, rep;
Frank M. Eddy, rep.
Mississippi W. O. Chandler, Jr.,
dem; Thomas Spigbt. dem; Patrick
Henry, dem; Andrew F. Fox, dem;
John S. Williauj, dem; Frank A. Mc
Lain, dem ; Charles E. Hooker, dem.
Missouri James T. Llovd, dem ;. Wil
liam W. Rucker, dem ; John Ikmghertv,
dem; Charles F. Cochran, dem ; Willi
am S. Cowherd, dem ; D. A. DeArmond,
dem ; James Cooney, dem; Dursey W,
Shackleford, dem ; Champ Clark, dem;
Richard Bartholut, rep; Charles F.Joy,
rep; William H. Morton, rep; Edward
Robb, rep; W. D. Vandiver, dem; M.
E. Benton, dem.
Montana At large, Caldwell Edwards,
dera.
Nebraska E.J. Burkett, rep; D. H.
Mercer, rep; John 8. Robinson, dem;
William L. Stark, pop; A. C. Shallen
berger, pop; William Neville, dem.
Nevada At large, Francia G. New
lands, sil.
New Hampshire Frank D. Carrier,
rep; Cyrus A. Sulloway, rep.
New Jersey Henry C. Loudenslager.
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
ROYAL the most celebrated
of all the baking powders in the
world celebrated
for its great leavening
strength and purity.
It makes your cakes,
biscuit, bread, etc.,
healthful; it assures
you against alum and
all forms of adultera
tion that go with the J
111
cneap brands.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100
rep; John J. Gardner, rep; Benjamen F.
Howell, rep; Joshua S. Salmon, dem;
James F, Stewart, rp; Richard W. Par
ker, rep, Allen L. McI)eriiiott, dera;
Charle N. Fowler, rep.
New York Rowland B. Mile, dems
John J. Fitzgerald, dem; Edmund II.
Drigg, dem ; Bertram T. Clayton, dem ;
Frank E. Wilson, dem; George If.
Xindsey, dem: Nicholas Mullet, dem:
Thomas J. Creamer, dem; Henry M.
Ooldfogle, dera; Amos J. Cnmmlngs,
dem; William Hulzwr, dem; George B.
McClellan, dem : O. H, P. Belmont, dem ;
William II. Douglas, rep; Jacob Rupper,
Jr., dem ; C. A. Pingaley, dem; Arthur
S. Tompkins, rep; John H. Ketcharn,
rep; William H. Draper, rep; George N.
South wick, rep; John K. Stewart, rep;
Lociea N. Lltttuer, rep; Louis W. Emer
son, rep; Albert D. Shaw, rep; James 8.
Sherman, rep; George W. Ray, rep;
Michael E. Driscoll, rep; He re no E.
Payne, rep; Charles W. Gillet, rep;
James W, Wadaworlh, rep; James B.
Perkins, rep; William II. Ryan, dem;
O. A. S. Alexander, rep; Edward B.
Vreeland, rep.
North Carolina John II. Small, dera ;
Claud Kitchen, dem ; Charles R. Thomaa
dera; E. W. Poo, dem; William W.
Kitchin, dem ; John D. Bellamy, dem;
Theodore F. Kluttz, dem ; Spencer Black
burn, rep; James M. Moody, rep.
North Dakota At large, Thomas F.
Marshall, rep.
Ohio William B. Shattuc, rep; Jacob
W. Bromwell, rep; U. F. Bicklev, dem;
Robert B.Gordon, dem; John S. Snook,
dem ; C. Q. Hildebrand, rep ; Tbouiai B.
Kyle, rep; William R. Warnock, rep;
James II. Southard, rep; Stephen Mor
gan, rep; Charles H. Groevenor, rep;
John J. Lents, dem ; James A. Norton,
dem; Wood W. Bailee, rep; Henry C.
VanVoorbis, rep; Joeepb J. Gill, rep;
John Cassingham, dem ; Robert W. Tay
ler, rep; Charle Dick, rep; Jacob A.
Beidler, rep ; Theodore E. Barton, rep.
Oregon (elected in Jane Thomas II
Tongue, rep; Malcolm A. Moody, rep.
Pennsylvania At large, Glaaaha A.
Grow, rep; at large, Robert E. Fourderer,
rep; Henry II. Bingham, rep; Robert
Adams, Jr., rep; William McAleer, dem ;
James R. Young, rep; Edward DeV.Mo
vill rep; Thomas 8. Butler, rep; Irving
P. Wanger, rep; Howard Mutchler.dem;
Henry D. Green, dem; Marriott Brosisw,
rep; William Connell, rep; 8. W. Daven
port, dera ; James W. Ryan, dem ; Marlia
E. Olmstead, rep, Charles F. Wright,
rep; Elias Deemer, rep; Rufus K. Polk,
dem ; Ttiaddeus M. Mahon, rep; H. N.
Sitt, dem; Alvina Evans, rep; Summer
M. Jack, rep; John Dalxell, rep; William
II. Graham, rep; Ernest F. Acbeeon,
rep; Joseph B. Showslter, rep; Athelstoo
Gaston, dem ; Joseph C. Sibley, dem ;
James K. P. Hall, dem.
Rhode Island Melville Bull, rep; Adin
B. Capron, rep.
Sooth Carolina William Elliot, dera;
W. Jasper Talbert, dem ; Asbury C. Lati
mer, dem ; Joseph T. Johnson, dem ; Da
vid E. Fmley, dem ; R. B. Scarboorougb,
dem; J. William Stokes, dem,
South Dakjta Charles II. Burke, rep;
Eben W. Martin, rep. Both at large.
(Continued on page 4 )
li vJitJ iff
Alum baking powders arc low priced, as alum costs but
two cents a pound ; but alum ia a corrosive poison and
It renders the baking powder dangerous to use in food.
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