Morning Oregonian., June 07, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

THE MORNING OBEGONIAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 19CHL
WINS BY 20,000
Republican State Ticket Is
Elected.
HERMANN HAS -A BIG LEAD
Williamson Will Be Returned to.Con
gress With 12,000 Plurality
Direct 'Primary Law Carries,
Local Option Is In Doubt.
(Continued from First Pase.)
13. Dunlap 9, Blakeley 23. Lake 53, Ballon
4&. "Winsate 23. Sexton 50. Wood S. Stogs
dlll 23. Woodcock 36, Donnell 37, Leibe 27,
Gavto 14, Neff 54, Oordan 45, Mohr 22.
In East Hood Hlver 114 votes out of 223
give Moore SO, O'Day 22, Simmons 32.
Williamson 71. Bradsha-w 63. Collier 66,
Menefec ST. Smith 25, Bennett 36, Whealdon
69, Stogsdlll 72. Woodcock 36. Gavin 27.
Neff S7, Burgess 67, Jayne a. Driver 19,
Dunlap 12. Blakeley 26, X.ake 84. Bolton 73.
Wlngate, 24. Sexton S2. Wood 19, Stogsdill
7. Woodcock 3L Donnell 63, Lelbe 3a
Yamhill County.
ITMINNVILiiB, Or.. June 6. In Mc
Mlnnville precincts Hermann had a good
margin over "Veatch, and for Supreme
Judge, Moore -was In the lead. McNary
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Election
of 1902.
Election
of 1904.
Counties.
Benton-
Clackamas
Coos
Curry
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Marion
Polk
Tillamook
Washington
Yamhill
9411
743
1.1771
250!
300
2.453
1.052
220
760
6001
151(
1.448
1,411
594
349
273
1.S11
32S
200
400
350
300
1.954
1.653
ES5
523
549
175
275
1,000
150
120
2.681
465
1.731
3.193
1.948
1.902
912!
1,000
300
400
750
500
1,155
653
1.926!
293
1.017
1,502
1.095,
Totals ...
Plurality
23.5S5
16,213
7,000
7,372
Estimated plurality.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Election
of 1902.
Election
of 1904.
Counties.
Baker
Clatsop
Columbia ...
Crook
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Malheur
Morrow
Multnomah .
Sherman ....
Umatilla ....
Union
Wallowa ....
Wasco
Wheeler
1.667
l,887j
592
369
399
333
C47
nooi
1,187
SOS
500
400
300
200
CS8
462
875
470!
600
657
9.377
225
382
447
S931
100'
150
300
7.500
5,075'
245
1,737;
1,821
559
850
750
150
2,100
1,305
673!
1.5071
462
MJ1
175
960
248,
COO
200!
Totals ...
Plurality
23.397'
15,598
7,799,
12.0001
Estimated plurality.
' led Whitney by a small margin. For Food
Commissioner, Bailey was slightly ahead.
With the few votes" cast. Burnett was
ahead, while Eddy and Galloway were
about even. The vote for Joint Senator
for Tillamook. Yamhill and Lincoln was
about even between Goucher and Wright.
For Representative Fourteenth District,
West was slightly ahead, while Caldwell,
Dem., and Miles, Rep., were about even
In the Thirteenth District. The Repub
licans are ahead thus far in the count for
the minor offices, with the exception of
Sheriff, Clerk and Recorder. The town of
McMinnville breaks about even on local
option, while the vote Is about 4 to 1 for
the direct primary nominating law. So
few votes had been counted that no fair
estimate can be placed on the probable
final result. About S000 votes were cast
In the county.
Clatsop County.
ASTORIA. Or., June 6. (Special.) In
complete returns from the city precincts
In the county give Williamson, for Repre
sentative, 368, SlmmonB 190, Moore 357; Su
preme Justice. O'Day 190; Food and Dairy
Commissioner, Bailey 24L Douglas 141.
McBrlde, for Circuit Judge, and Allen, for
District Attorney, have no opposition. J.
V. Burns and J. N. Laws, Democratic
nominees for Representatives, are ahead,
and are undoubtedly elected. The Repub
licans have elected Assessor, Commission
er, Clerk and Treasurer, but the Sheriff Is
in doubt. The Democrats elected School
Superintendent and Coroner. The vote
thus far on local" option is: Yes, 196; no.
268. On direct primary, the vote Is: Yes,
170:tio, 123. The Republican state ticket
will carry the county by 400 majority.
The total vrfto in the city was 1619, and
the estimated vote in the county Is about
2650.
ASTORIA. Or.. June 7. (Special.) At 1
A. M. It appears almost certain that
Sheriff Llnvllle has been re-elected by
few votes. Interest has centered on this
office. The rest of the ticket Is In doubt
except that the Republican state and
Congressional ticket have fully 500 ma
Jority.
Marlon County.
SALEM. Or.. June 6. (Special.) The
election In Marion County has been
landslide for the Republican ticket and
with the returns yet far from complete
It Is apparent that every Republican can
didate has carried the county. The total
vote Is estimated at 6500. of which Her
mann will have 3000 to 3500, or more than
1000 plurality. In Salem the vote on the
local option law Is nearly even, but per
haps slightly against the measure. In the
country precincts the vote Is for the law
and It is estimated that it will carry the
county by 100 to 200. The direct primary
law wm prooaoiy carry:bv 500. The nlu
rality for the legislative ticket will be
rrom 700 to 1000.
Out of 564 ballots counted in 11 precincts
nermann received 370 and Veatch 190.
WOODBURN. Or., June 6. (Special.)
wooaourn has given an overwhelming
majority for Blnger Hermann and the en
ure Republican ticket, with the possible
exception or judge facott, whose ODjxment.
Mayor Grant Corby, Is a popular resident
of this city. At midnight 155 votes counted
out of 342 votes cast gave Hermann Si,
veatch 46.
For Justice of the Supreme Court Moore
has 93, O'Day 3S. Local option Is 2S votes
behind. The vote on the direct-primary
law Is even.
Jackson County.
ASHLAND.' -Or.. June 7. (Special.) The
Jackson County returns are coming In
slowly. At 1 A. M. Indications are that
the" Republican State and Congressional
tickets will have a substantial majority.
Hermann's plurality Is now estimated at
300. Hanna and Benson. Republicans,
carry the county for Circuit Judges. The
result is close between Newberry. Rep.,
and Beames, Dem., for District Attorney.
Vawter. Rep., for Joint Representative,
carries the county. rue KepuDUcans
claim at least one Representative. County
Judge. County Assessor, School Superin
tendent. County Commissioner, Surveyor
and Coroner.
.MEDFORD. Or., June 6. (Special.) The
election passed off quietly. The vote will
be close on the county ticket, with probA
abilities that the Democrats will elect the
Sheriff and Recorder. The rest of the
ticket Is probably Republican. The state
ticket Is safe by a good majority. The
district ticket is also Republican. The vote
polled Is large. Hermann Is running
ahead of his ticket.
Washington County.
HILLSBORO, Or., June 6. (Special.)
The count in Washington County Is com
lng In very slow. HUlSboro s two pre
cincts give Hermann 120 to 76 for Veatch,
with the state ticket about the same. Out
of 222 votes cast in these two precincts,
the local option measure gets 109 "yes" to
113 "no." Indications are that Hermann
will carry the county by at least 600, and
perhaps 700. It looks as though the local
RETURNED TO CONGRESS IN FIRST DISTRICT
BIN'GER
option law witt very near carry1he coun
ty. The direct primary amendment will
carry overwhelmingly, and with It the
State Prlnfer amendment. The vote for
State Senator will be close, with Sewell,
Union, now In the lead of Haines, Rep.
The entire Republican Representative
ticket will be elected, although Schul
merich, Union, is running very strong,
and nearly up to his opposition. For
Sheriff and Clerk, the result will he very
close, judging from the returns now In.
Union County.
UNION, Or., June 6. (Special.)
Union County goes Republican by
large majority. The Republican
state ticket, from returns received,
will be elected by a vote of
considerably over 2 to l. The
vote on local option is close, -with a
small majority probably favorable.
Comparatively few ballots -were
marked on the direct primary question.
Of the county tickets, the Republi
cans have probably elected the Clerk,
Recorder, Coroner and Treasurer. The
Democrats claim the Sheriff. Surveyor
and Commissioner. Five precincts out
of 20 give the following returns:
Supreme Justice Moore,- Rep, no;
Bright, Pro, 10; Mlkkolsen. Soc, iz;
O'Day, Dem, 27.
For Congress Simmons, Dem, s;
Cook. Soc, 10; Stonn. Pro, 10; William
son. Rep. HO.
Food Commissioner Bailey, Rep93;
Berry, Pro. 16; Douglas, Dem, 20; Ras
mussen, Soc, 8.
District Attorney Lomax, Rep, 137;
White. Dem. 50.
Joint Senator, Union and Wallowa
Hunter, Dem, 28; McAllister, Pro, 13;
McDonald. Rep. 112.
Joint Representative, Union and
Wallowa Dobbin. Rep, 85; Miller,
Dem. 30.
Representative Eaton. Pro, 12; Mc
Klnnon, Dem, 95; McLoud, Rep, 103;
Rich, Soc, 9.
Local option Yes, 75; no, 70.
Direct primary Yes. 30; no, 23.
The total estimated vote is 3450.
Benton County.
CORVALLIS. Or., June 6. (Spellal.)
Incomplete returns from two precincts
give Hermann. 76; Veatch, 55; Moore, 58;
O'Day, 50; Bailey. 74; Douglas. 36; Hamil
ton. 76; Petter. 69. Local option, yes. 0;
no. 60; primary law. yes, 60; no, 24; State
Printer, yes, 72; no, 16.
CORVALLIS. Or., June 6. (Special.)
The majority for Republican state ticket
is estimated at 200. Judge Hamilton,
Dem., has carried the county by a plur
ality of 50 to 75. The Democrats elect
the Treasurer.
The Indications are that the. Democrats
have elected a State Senator. Sheriff. Com
missioner. Assessor and Surveyor. The
Republicans have elected a Representa
tive. Recorder and School Superintendent.
The Clerkship is In doubt.
Wheeler County.
FOSSIL, Or., June 6. (Special.) In
Wheeler County, Moore, for Chief Justice,
and Williamson, for Congress, will receive
majorities estimated at about 200. This
majority will hold good for the entire
state ticket. The Republicans elect all on
the legislative ticket. The vote on Clerk
and Sheriff Is very close. The County
Judge and one Commissioner are Demo
crats. Republican candidates for County
Treasurer, School Superintendent and one
Commissioner are safe.
Local option will receive a majority of
about 200. while the direct primaries law
has an overwhelming majority. William
son will probably run far ahead of his
ticket. Bradsbaw and Collins are running
close.
Polk County.
DALLAS, Or.. June 6. (Special.) Re
turns from three outlying precincts ehow
the closest and most exciting contest on
for county officers in the history of the
county. There can absolutely no pre
dlctlo'n be made as to county .officers. The
candidates are running In many precincts
with equal, chances. The Republican, state
and district tickets are safely elected.
Hermann will have at least 200 plurallty4
Dallas from Incomplete returns gives
Democratic majorities. Local option Is
running -well with safe majority. The
contest on State Senator Is especially
close with Laughery, the Republican nom
inee, slightly leading.
Lane County.
EUGENE, Or., June 6. (Special.) Five
precincts outside of Eugene, In Lane
County, give Hermann. 230. Veatch 111.
Moore 1997 O'Day 62, Hamilton. 150, Potter
131 As the count progresses in Eugene, Me
Republicans are galnlngrapidly. Chairman
Wlntermeler, of the Republican Commit
tee, claims everything in the county ex
cept Sheriff, -which will possibly be Fisk
(Dem.). "if other preclnts go for him as
those heard from. Eugene preclnts will
not finish counting before morning. The
vote cast was' heavy and In the Eugenij
precincts exceeded the registration.
EUGENE. Or., June 7. At 3 A. M.
only one out of four Eugene pre
cincts complete, gives Hermann 107,
Veatch 96: Moore 128, O'Day 69; Ham
llton 117. Potter 109: Bailey 101, Doug
las 87; District Attorney, Brown 131,
Bingham 130, Edwards 129, Grlffln 136,
Barnes 61, Edmunson S6, "Jenks 63,
Booth 114. Bllyou 86.
Local option, yes 88, no 123; direct
primary, yes 117, no 62.
State and legislative ticket will prob-
HERMANN.
ably have 600 to 800 Republican ma
jority.
The local option vote will probably
show a majority in "Eugene for the
law, " "but In the county probably
small plurality against; direct primary
amndraent probably carries in the
county by 500 or more.
COTTAGE GROVE Or., June 6. (Spe
cial.) Six hundred and ninety-nine votes
were polled In East and West Cottage
Grove Precincts today. This Is a gain
of 142 over the vote cast here for Gov
ernor In 1902. .
Much Interest was manifested In the
local option measure, and also in the
shrievalty contest. The Democratic candl
date, Fred Fisk, may secure a small ma
jority in these two precincts.
Umatilla County.
PENDLETON, Or.. June 6. (Special.)
Williamson will carry this county by
large majority, as will state and Iegisla
uve officers. Williamson is running far
ahead of his ticket. The county ticket
will bo mixed. The Republicans will carry
the offices of Treasurer, Clerk. Recorder.
Commissioner, School Superintendent, Cor
oner and Surveyor. It Is almost conceded
that the Democrats will get the offices of
Sheriff and Assessor. The County Judc
is In doubt, the fight being centered on this
office. District Attorney Is doubtful, but
It Is believed that the Democrats will
elect Local option will be defeated but
the direct-primary law will carry. Nearly
250 votes were sworn In today.
BINGHAM SPRINGS, Or.. June 6.
(Special.) The returns from this precinct
are: Representative, Simmons 8, William
ELECTED ON THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
I. A. MOORE,
Supreme Judge.
son 2; Supreme Judge, O'Day 8. Moore 2;
Food and Dairy Commissioner, Douglas
6. Bailey 3. For District Attorney G. W.
Phelps has 3. J. H. Raley 7.
Baker County.
BAKER CITY. Or:. June 6. (Special.)
The returns of the election in this county
are very Incomplete. Indications are that
the Republican state and Congressional
tickets have a good majority in the coun
ty. Simmons, the Democratic Congres
sional candidate, is running behind his
ticket, many Democrats not voting for
Congressman. The District Attorneyship
in this county Is doubtful. White leads
Lomax by a small majority outside of
Baker City. The county officers will be
mixed. The Democrats will elect the
Clerk and the Republicans the Recorder
and Treasurer. Indications point to the
election of Maxwell. Dem.. to -the Leg
islature. It Is nrobably close on Sheriff.
Tbe local-option and direct-primary laws
Doth seem to have a majority, xne vpts
in this city wllKnot be counted "before
morning. 4
BAKER CITY. Or.. June 6. (Special.)
xne indications are Baker County wiu go
Republican on State Congressional ticket
any way from 150 to 300 majority. Only
14 precincts hava been heard from outside
Baker City. Local option will carry by a
smau majority, not over 100.
GIIHamCounty.
ARLINGTON. Or.. June 6. (Special.)
Gilliam County will irive Williamson. ep.
for Representative to Congress, a majority
of about 200. Moore, for Chief Justice. 13
running ahead of his ticket, and his ma
jority will probably reach 250.
For District Judge, Bradsbaw, or me
Dalles, -will be elected. On the Republican
ticket R. S. Menefee. of The Dalles, Rep..'
is running ahead. Republicans also elect
Jay Bowerman, of Condon, State benatorj
R. N. Donnelly, of Wheeler, and C C.
Kuney. Sherman. Joint Representatives.
On the county ticket the Republicans
elect C C. Snell.- Commissioner; C. O.
Trotwood. Clerk, re-elected; E. W. Moore,
re-elected. T. G. Johnson, Dem., win
again be Sheriff.
The local-ODtlon majority will probably
be 150. The direct-primary law will carry.
but the vote on that measure is light
Morrow County.
HEPPNER. Or.. June 6. (Special.)
Returns from seven precincts In Morrow
County Indicate a very large majority
for the state ticket with Williamson.
Rep., for Congress, running ahead or his.
colleagues. The figures so tar give:
Sullivan, Dem, 194; Williamson, Kep. 376;
Moore, Rep, 353; O'Day, Dem.. 210.
Seven reclncts give: Joint represent
ative, Umatilla and Morrow Holbrook,
Dem. 373: Cohn. "Rep. 2SS.
The Republican county ticket is elected,
with the probable exception of County
Judge and Treasurer. The vote on the
latter candidate Is very close. Phelps;
Rep., for District Attorney, will receive
majority of about 200.
Local option will carry by about 150
majority.
Klamath County.
KLAMATH, Or., June 6.-rSpecial.) Inr
complete returns ." give Hermann and I
Moore good majorities. Benson and Han
na. for Circuit Judges, and. Laycock, for
Senator, are sure of election. Moore,
Dem., will probably have a majority for
District Attorney. For Joint Representa- !
tive, Steiner, Rep., and Griffith, Dem., will
receive majorities.''
Local ontlon Is so far in the lead. Di
rect primaries has a small vote against
It Is quite likely most of the county offices !
will be filled by Republicans. The vote of !
the county probably will equal two years
ago. It should be better.
Crook County.
PRINHVTLLE. June 6. (Special.) The
entire Republican" state ticket has -a plur
ality in Crook County, ranging from 150 to
300. The vote on the county ticket Is
close and divided. On ' the local option
law a light vote -was polled; and the meas
ure will be defeated by 150 In' this county.
The direct primary law will have a ma
jority of 200.
Coos County.
MARSHFD3LD, Or., June 6. (Special.)
The entire Republican ticket In Coos
Is elected. Returns from Curry are very
Indefinite. Blnger Hermann -will have the
largest plurality ever given In Coos
County. Indications are that Coke, Rep.,
for Joint Senator of Coos and Curry, is
elected.
Linn County.
ALBANY, Or., June 6. (Special). The
count is proceeding very slowly, the
split up tickets making the work diffi
cult. Return from. the Albany precincts 1
at midnight show: Hermann 76; Veatch
33, Moore" 73, O'Day 36, McNary 73, Whit-
ney 57,. Burnett 83, Eddy 67, Boise 35, Gal-
loway 54.
Columbia County.
ST. HELENS, Or., June 6. (Special.)
Returns indicate that Mayger, Republi
can, Is undoubtedly elected Representa
tive. The County Judge and County Clerk
are in danger, but it Is thought the Re
publicans will pull through. The Con
gressional and district tickets are over
whelmlngly Republican.
Sherman County.
MORO, Or., June 6. (Special.) All indi
cations point to the celectlon of the en
tire Republican ticket by a plurality of
300 votes. It is estimated that William
son for Representative has carried the
county by 350.
Josephine County.
GRANT'S PASS, Or., June 6. (Special.)
Josephine County Indicates a Republi
can victory, except for Representative
and Treasurer. Hermann has a good
lead and the Republican state ticket also.
Douglas County.
ROSDBURG, Or., June 6. (Special.) In
four Roseburg precincts 1138 votes were
cast against 1000 two years ago. Her
mann carries the county by over 400. and
Judge Hamilton, Dem.. by 500. The Re
J. W. BAILEY.
Pood and Dairy Commissioner.
publican state ticket Is elected by over 500.
Democrats elect the County Clerk and
possibly State Senator and Sheriff. Local
option carries the county by a good vote.
ROSEBURG. Or., June 6. (Special.)
At 1 A. M. returns so far on local option
and direct primary indcate that both will
carry county.
John Henry Schuler.
OREGON CITY, Or.. June 6. (Spe
clal.) John Henry Schuler, aged 65
years, a native of Germanyt dropped
dead at his home in this city this morn
inffi The deceased had heen 111 with
partial paralysis for several -weeks. He
is survived by a -wife and several chll
dren.
STARVED IN WOODS
Young Germans Lost From
Their Quillayute Ranch.
FISHERMAN FINDS ONE. BODY
Three Months Ago the. Cabin Was
Found Deserted and Search by
"the Nelghbers Was With
out' Any Result.
HOQUIAM, Wash.. June 6. (Special.)
The remains of Martin Ertle, sitting bolt
upright against the root .of a hemlock
tree, where three months .before, in. the
desperation of hunger and exhaustion, he
RE-ELECTED, REPRESENTATIVE 'IN SECOND DISTRICT
J. N. WILLIAMSON.
had sat down to, die, was the ghastly
find of a fisherman on the banks of the
Dickey River today.
The disappearance from home of Mar
tin and Mathlas. Ertle, young Germans,
brothers, who resided on a ranch near
Mora postofflce. In the Quillayute Valley,
was reported two months ago. Then, the
fact -was ascertained by the neighbors
of the missing men that they had been
gone from home for 30 days without any
one having 'knowledge of their where-,
abouts. Search was organized and main
tained as long as there seemed hope of
finding the men. It failed to reveal the
slightest trace of them, and opinion finally
settled down to the belief that they naa
become lost In the forest and were long
since beyond human aid.
M. T. Jones, a resident of the vicinity,
while fishing noticed the peculiar actions
of his dog. He followed the animal into
the woods a few yards, where he came
upon the body of a man in the position
described. Reporting the find to tne
nearest neighbors-, they got together a
party and visited the locality. It was
suspected the remains were those of one
of the Ertle brothers, and they were
fully Identified as those of Martin by
the clothing and. the mustache.
Strange to say a safety pin -was the
only article of any kind found in the
clothing. At the feet of the corpse wat
a walking stick which had dropped from
the dying man's hands, and near by, un
der a windfall, was a cave scooped out
by hand, In which Artie had evidently
spent the .last night that he was alive.
No trace whatever has yet been found
of Mathlas, the other missing brother.
and the supposition is that he and Mar
tin separated after becoming Ios,t in the
woods and that Mathlas met the same
fate as did Martin, and further that his
remains will some day be found as were
those of his brother.
DROWNED IN THE HOQUIAM.
L. Slevertson's Body Found After
Being Long Lost.
HOQUIAM. Wash, June 6. (Speclal.)-
The body of L. Slevertson, who was
drowned In the Hoqulam River last De
cember, was found today by some small
children on the beach near town. The
flesh had all left the body, only the
skeleton remaining, but the remains were
Identified by the clothing.
Slevertson started for his home up the
Hoqulam River one stormy evening last
December, while under the Influence of
liquor. That same evening the bridge
tender reported seeing a man drown near
the bridge, hut could not reach him.
Slevertson's boat was found on the beach,
but people thought it a bluff, and that he
had eloped. The finding of the body
clears up the mystery of Slevertson's dis
appearance. He left a wife and four
children.
LA GRANDE GETS COUNTY SEAT
Majority Vote in Union County Is
About 300.
LA GRANDE, Or., June 6. (Special.)
One of the most exciting and hotly-con
tested election days in the history, of
Union County was that of today, the prin
cipal ieatures Dcing uie removal ol ma
county seat from Union to. La Grande
and local option. At a late hour tonight
the returns show that La Grande will
win the county seat by a majority of
about 300 votes.
This brings to a close a fight that has
been on between Union and La Grande for
a long time. La Grande had the county
seat years ago, Union got It and La
Grande has ever since worked for Its re
turn. Last year the enabling act was
secured by La Grande, but the Supreme
Court decided that Union County could
not go into debt for any more buildings
Until her debt was reduced below the
constitutional limit, which Is J5000. La
Grande must either give up the county
seat entirely or provide suitable buildings
at her own expense.
La Grande at her last city election sub
mitted to her voters the question of is-
suing bonds to -the amount of $35,080 for
the purpose of erecting a City Halt The.
bonds wore voted unanimously and since
that time they have Issued and sold,
a site has been purchased and a contract
has been let for the construction of the
foundation which is nearly completed, and
wis bulidkig Is to be used Tor the union
Counts Courthouse. The- building is go
ing up as rapidly as possible and In a
year's, time the county seat of Unlpn
County will be In La Grande to stay.
TO ENFORCE EIGHT-HOUR LAW
Washington Labor Commissioner
Makes Formal Charges.
OLYMPIA, Wash., June 6. (Special-)
The first attempt to enforce the penalties
of the. eight-hour labor law passed by
the last Legislature was inaugurated, by
State Labor Commissioner William Black
man today by forwarding to the Board of
"Public Works of Seattle a formal charge
against P. McClellan & Co., a firm hav
ing a street-paving contract in that city.
It is charged that the contractors have
been reaulrinrr their enroloves to work ten
hours a day. 'The law makes it the
duty of7 the governmental department let
ting a contract for public work to can
cel such contracts in event the con
tractors violate the eight-hour policy de-
clared In the law. Alleged violations
of the law in Tacoma, Everett and Bel
Iingham are to be Investigated.
Enemy Blows Up a Store.
VANCOUVER, B. C, June 6. A dyna
mite outrage occurred this morning at
Golden, B. C, about 300 miles from hero
on the main line of the Canadian Pacific.
W. A. Alexander's jewelry store was
blown to pieces by an enemy of the pro
prietor. The police say that no effort
will be spared to hunt down the miscre
ant. The town is greatly alarmed.
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tne nya tnat neeas care, relieved or .mur
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Analysts and connoisseurs
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Earn
It is particularly
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A TIRELESS- WORKE
A Victim, of Hervous Debility, "How
A Wonder of Vivacity, Explains
the ilarvel of the Change.
Mrs. Dora B. Frazier. of No.. 140 Al-
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the very embodiment of vivacity; She
is an energetic forewoman in a large
laboratory, and shows no traces ot her
reoent long struggle with nervous pros
tration succeedlngtyphoia pneumonia.
My Illness began In ISSS." says Mrs.
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years in air, and for three months I was
confined to my bed. I made occasional
attempts to -work, but I could only .
manage to put in two or three days out
of a week at the very best. Several
times I -was actually at the point of
death.
"I had a good physician, but he could -
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down to 75 pounds. I had a great deal
of dizziness and suffocating spells. One
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pale, and I suffered from irregularities
that are very painful and depressing
to women.
"I dragged out month after month of
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a Providence paper, and I thought I
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"It is more than a year since I took
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