The TVice-a-Vetk PEACliJN SOUTH ATRIC.V
ROSebUTQ PlaindCaler:rermsSiSneday. lireat Re
Publifhod MouJayn and Thursday;).
PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO.
VW.C.Consek, F.ditor cud Publisher
Fred Yric;iit, City Editor, Solicitor.
T. Pint. Foreman
S. C. r.AKTRCM, Traveling Solicitor.
.
Twice-a-Teek Plaiuckal:rf per yar, St.30 j
Entered al tTie Post Office in Pvosehnrg.
Ore., ft? second class mail matter.
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Advertising Tlates on Application.
DECORATION DAY.
T.nct FY'.Iqv na uorj m'in r. !
minded of the. constantly diminish -
inar number ot veterans of the Civil '
War wheu in broken ranks thoy
marched to the xeuietoriop. to bi
strew with .tWiwers the pravet? - com
parauveiy jew uore. imi iuiii.iiiiuui
ous lQ-ilie nation of their comrades
iaart9 a generation ngo. Fewer.
ewy year, and weaker and more
V. . -
.worn, are these survivors who in j ot pi..sp-i ity in I i- u.
vonth. Tonug manhood, or their ! ihat the i"eciinu m-ce-
early primf, weut forth to engage in j
thtiost terrible of modern conflicts. I
. , ....... . !
Pathos pervades the brief stalemeiit
made the other day by anexchauye;
that at the state G. A. II. encainp
ment being held in Kansas the pro
position was seriously entertained to
make that the last annal fatherin
on account of the paucity of members
attending, and yet Kansas ha
is or i
had. more veterans of the war, m
proportion. ,to' ptpul.Htiou than any
other state. A few years ao a bri
gade assembled, now barely a battali
on assembles. Each year, not only
there, bnt all over the country. I he
proportion of deaths to members in creases.
Not all of them are yet
very old. and ift "the aggregate many
thoughout he country will be alive j
fcven 10 years hence; but the present
nomber js small compared with what j j
it once was. and must diminish with
increasing rapidity, and it will uot be
very many years till we. or those who
live and read, will iind items in the
papers about the death of the last
surviving veteran of the war in such
a city, or cocnty, then in this or that
state, tiually in the Nation: and all
have surrendered to the inviucible
enemy, and ! een mustered into the
ranks of that vast multitude "upon !
the other shore.
It is well to exhibit this sentiment
cf reverence for ihos" who have
gone; the decoration of the graves of
those who once fonght. aud worked, j
auu tt n r- luir.i, 11 tn n Li I u I ... n j
beautiful custom,, which will not
cease when the last of the old veter
ans has departed: but it is even bet
ter to f how dae respect and honor
and exercise care- for these old men
while they are yet alive. lYr th
we can do nothing; for the liv
ing we can do much. None of them
should ever want for lh- necessaries j
J f . r- i' f i . i i . . i
aua tuiiiiurin oi me, nor suouw auj Kn-a.-h.-- .. lh.- r i! i v
yearn vainly for 1 he respect and ap-1 i,it.-h i- t.. 1- i.oi--ht
preciation that are due both a.-i a ' if .le-ired i.y i i.. par' m -.
soldier in a war that accomplished the curt-, if n. . s n v.
momentous changes, anil as an old j Kiile-are ali..v.-l t... j i.
or elderly man who served his conn-j Mil.iary . upatiou i
trv well and did his datv valiauilv. ' draw u a-s.m a- .s-ihl,
Knl .r;;n.l I l...nni.i 1 ., .
V'l 11 I.. lUUUgUl HJl! JUL
pose of Decoration day have broad -
"loved aud los!,?' young and old
the civilian, the woman who never
went in body lo the war, the infants
that left mot her?. hearts lirokui . t lie
dead of all conditions while in life,
henlhe old, and the' younger vet
erans ofiecent wars, are all gone,
their graves for generations w ill Le
made fragrant and beautiful with
flowers on this holiday; and even
when the memory "of the most noted
of them has become dim, and when
most of their graves shall have be
come indistinguishable, this holiday
will very likely be. kept np. As long
as there are living, there will be i
millions of graves not yt doomed to j
forget fulness, and on which on one j
day of the year in partTcnlar fragrant
flowers, in many ca-es bedewed with I
tears, will be revently strewn, while
memory chants to mourners'' minds
an inaiidit.le reiiniem.
Last Fridaj's Daily Review, nat-
nrlly enough, resented our reply to ;
Air. (J. V. Riddle's visions attacks ;
upon the editor of The I'lainhealeu
and prominent republicans of this j
county, which appeared in Ihe Re-
view of late date. Mr. Kiddle's ha
rangues, in Ihe Review's estimation,
were jurt the proper thing, but our
ptompt and somewhat vigorous reply
is styled as "uncalled for, unreason
able and malicijus." If Ihere wns
ftnvf Inner nnrol!o,l f.r ir..t t..,lw.t....a
... u..... . .... uii.i tutl.lLIMlin
. ,. ..
in - uisiuniK-r, finuuni iu us nature
ou.. .oftii. ui nifjuuirui, Jl
was (j. W. Kiddle s attacks upon the
editor of The I'lainhkalkk, Mr. Craw
ford aud other prominent republi-
cans of ihe county, aud the only re -:
grets or apologies we have to offer in
oil' connect ions with the matter is!
Ihat. did t,nl ii.lnv r.lninor .- 1
.I i I i . i
- n
jimidiei nuia moiti vijjmi uurTHiuv
Th ofiVnse and injustice lo the re-i
publican (iiirty of this county and!
many of its best ami hardest working
members, at I lie hand- of G. YV. Rid
dle cerlait.ly demanded more vigor
orous deiiiiie iniion and a more em
pbnic rebuke iL.in we administered
in the last isMH .f,,iir pajer.
... . !
1 his issue of the l'laindealer was
hel l back until Tuesday morning -twelve
hours in order to give ils
readers the early election retnrns,
which, while unofficial, form a good
and safe f modal iou on which lo base
conclusions as to th final result.
It is certain that Azalea went
FoJid for Fnr.nish and Crawfoid.
(?reat (i. W. tlosepLat6!
-oicittg 111 L.ngiatu.
l.nlio. .1 Ullc 2. Peace has hey II de
clared ;il'tt-r neai ly two years and riiiht
month- i if a war which tried tin' Krhi-h
empire u ifsuiicriiM.-t :iinl wiped the
1;
.els from the li-t "i nation-.
j The war has cmuc to an end w it h l ord
K itchclier's announcement fioi.. Ptvto-
ri., . ,.,' i iMit-r mid tin- lWr
ilcleiiates had signed terms ol .-iinen-
I der." This aniuiuinviiicii! had been nu
i ticii:tted lor several day-, :;ml it a
jdelinilely forecasted in these dispatches,
j hut its receipt Sunday afternoon look
the nat imi hy surprise, a-- everybody
hail confidently l-clievcd lhal tin- lloii-e
ii I'ollllilollS Would In ;1! t!li- lir.-t Hews
today. Tin' e.L'o of tin- anticipation
vv it ll w hieh liii-at r.rilain awaited the
i.ronii-cd stalclnciit in llic llmix' ot
U''inm.on - "om Mr. Pa I four, the p.vci n-
inciit Icailcr. was siill luiUier .uiwcil i.y
! the f.ilinw ilej im
a-c fn.
Kins:
i ward in his people, w 1
i alter Hi i.l 1 1 iuli l :
The Kiim ha- lv.viv
-llcl
.1
the Welcome
h.v-l ie- ill
1 i -f.K t ! (! -
;,... ,,, ,i. ecssaii..:. ,.i 1
', South Africa w it h iminiie
; Hi- Majesty ti n-i- that
j -v.li!y he followed i.y th
j-i ,u e iti.iy
cM. naiii.li
.1 ini...-. :l 1 1 . 1
!-;srity clinch. i.Te.1
earnest co-n-
i Maj.-ty's
'' u,r xwl1 1V''
'al ion mi the ..u l
Si.tltli Allicail sllhiecl
; in i
lliul III iT tl.c
I wcltaic .l Ihcir ciiiiiiii-n country.
11. w :rreal!y Kinsr IViuai.l' iiiMt.-in-c
t liat .eace in Sum h Africa he -ccurcil
prior t.. hi- inauguration iial i.-i.. . ! the
present as;r .-Incut w ii! j n- .1 ;t 1 ! Hot U
known tuilil liie pii;ite ineii:oii- - t the
prex lit leviiiic ..re ',-i.-ll to the uhiic.
Kiai.ui; --.in :H'.--iui i.."
AcCH .tin-j to .i iSi-patch t.. tl;
Mai! tioni rtteci.'.. il '!'..iu 1. M
l'aily
!.k k
i.ilel.
i;i-r va- inloriiied t!ior;!y after '
'L'.st nilit thai peace ha I U-eii icci
ii.- ha.i u-cn .,-;,r-. ?. ;..-!.
ai.l. ""il i- i!:iii-iiii-'"
Mr. Km fjer an.l lo enio.u;:,;.
.ii-pati'll Contililler. lio- t 1 -c peril
lh,
itt- 1
t to return to ;i,e 1 lan-vaai. lh. -.
e..i-. i- ipiite unlikely
ollo W.ikl. ii-.
I.y s .. el. .i-u ia?l Uijl.t t!:
H'come ein-rai.y known. A lew l-.-Iaict
I...,
extra -li; ions i.eu -pap.-i - wt-r
1 "
.lle.1 al.ut tin--t.-.-i-..-, I.r.l l.,-;..re tneir r
apl-aliiUi i- 1 he et.tel i l isili j i.awker.j
vlio..ra loiii; tiine past ha. I kept union
ja ks. leather- and hi. I'll- .-1. 'l."l lip in
anticipation-! tin- present ev. ;,;. were
iiiuclt in ev i-leiif.'. there was s. aivcH
an iiiiiiiiiii- or can w :,i.
s l.-.t ;;...rii-
lihhi,,. !m-h.-l
up an!
cl with the .;a.i.
proinpt-.l pi.-. s-:-.n- I
.!.. II liiD .r i i 1 ':.
t,. ..l,.,.;,,,.
l.ol 11-
mi,;
llolt-
riv.lir., . ..i:
.ii
stratinii-
.1
alter nii.inil.t.
tI !;m- o
lilt, si !.!.
-l'oih.nii
atelliel.t
,,NMlN ...,,.
Ur i-
-i ,, ,
iir s -
ill t
lloll-e
their
of (.'olulu..!:s ..f t ie ternl-s of peace
The i-iii -riier S-.rc - lay d-.n
arm- and iuiniover 'heir ritie
and iiitti.ii i-.us ..I War in their
siotis ..r under their i-.-nt...
iru i.s
All pri
t.
h.
i r. .ii
t
hai k a-- s.n,;. ;
w it li nt ..-- .
No action t-
- I'
t.
at'i Africa.
'i-'-rly .
in-t pri-ioi,-
e .'llilf.- ..f
the -. i
and -i-
d il
to he w iih
nn 1 -eif-'-'oy-
MTIIllH - l
sllO-tltUte.l.
i Tliere is to U- no tax "h
j t- pay the cost of tin- war.
sUlil of 3.1 II Ii MUM
pro ide l f..r re-ti.i
un-t- s'
kin- lh
iliu-j
K0.1
! t) (
larins.
J l'elcls are liahle
t,
, trial, aecouli
they Ih-I"!!-.'.
k d isfra iichi-e
I"
The
! for
I he colony ! w hieh
rank and liie v ill 1
life.
THREE-CENT FARES.
Went Into Effect Sunday on All S. P.
Lines in Oaegon.
Sai.km. June 1. Tin-new- mileage r.Je
was applied to pas-cner fares .n all the
' ' " "'
Oreeon. I'ri.lll the
cent-- i-r mile the
lormer rate ot
amount is re.hie.-. t" the .', cents. This
cofiorms with the action of the X. P.
and . P. cV. X. companies, which ii.'.'pt-
I a siiniliar late over a year at, .lu.-t
j .,,
iviiej this is to the nuhiii- ki t-
HH.k may 1-Hote l in tiie dift.Teiiee in
the fare from !:..s.-huru't.. Portland under
j the tw. rale. The fare under the l-e.-ni
rale was if(.t.i an. I ui-.l
I- lh" ll. W
nt
i rate the fare w ill U- !fh
.1 t-i i i ii .1 I it-. !
each way. It will ! further noliced
Ithat Portland lx-iicj l'.ts miles from here.
! the fare of Jti is coiisciiiently i cents in
j excess ol whattue amount wouhl heup
j on aetualVompiilatioii, recknniiii::' cent-
1 1 to the mile, w hih- under the old i.i ice ..f
I fj.-.c, the amount diaiy-d over w hat the
actual fare wniiid ! is only :i cents.
I lie redui-l ion is much appreciated 1
the traveling iiih!ic eiier;il!v.
Graduating Exercises at Oakland.
iraduat ill ee'l i-e- w ill U- held at
.. . ., .. . . .,
oiiiij: s 1 hill, Oakland. Oregon
June ti.
j . ( j ut.-r.-t in-
ii"raiu will In
reildiT.'.I. Stall
apt. Aekerinan will
'Oliver tl
ie elasH address, t'ountv Sunt.
Hamlin will award the diploma-,
cents admission w ill K" charged to
the exM-nses oi ithe cla.-s. All arc
Ten
iVer
eor-
dially invited.
1 '"' ,',""!i""'d "' "'is school ,for
' l school year was 271 a-ainst L':!:i for last
vear. .vvera"i; oauv iiiiejuiaiit'
I'd.
a.'ai
ainst 144 for last year.
Automobile Ran Wild.
Xkw Yoi;k, May '.'. An automobile
over which the driver lost control, and
ruiiiiiu.' at a terriflie r ite of speed, j
cruslii'd into a crowd in t b -! reel t lav.
Oneitiau was kill.-land I welve iuiured.
Texas Slorm Swept.
IlM.Hs, TeX.
eonlilllle here. ,
inerea-ii.-; rapi.
Mav II. Heavy storms
, The l.'e 1 river loo. js
Hy and .e.,ie are moy-
r ids. A $5(1.000 bridge
Ih-i ii swept away. Hail
ing to jii-In
at Yeniou I
has jK'lted eatlle to d-ath
I the crojie over a great area
and ruined
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
The State and County Ticket
Surely Elected.
CHAMBERLAIN MAY WIN OUT
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT AND CONGRESSIONAL
TICKET ELECTED.
Douglas County is Safely Republican. Republicans
Are Jubilant.
l'.KVlioll
lio-ehlli-Ue.ithel
v..e w a- ah
lay
and
passed off .piii-tly ill ;
loiii;la county, the;
cool and Miowcry. The
ut I he same a that ot tn:
yea !-a-e. many oithox-who failed ;
I.-: !-ier. -we.irniM in ineir i..ir. i inn- y
! he i -ac loi- el 11..1 and a tew ot Hie .
1 '. n jl.l-i oiint v olliee- are cl..-e t ho re-j
!!!!!;. -an- i ihi- cily and county art- 1
- t
uei.eiaiiy jnhilanl and feel ailn-d "I a
clean -ueep when the ollicial Hit i
ai um-e.l. l"or county clerk ! K
S!iaiidio.,k will exidentlv mil far,
ahead .
i W
.lil.hje
Ni. !. ds
Ira i'..
-laii-y .
The I ace
.I hi- ticket a- will also'
n; er..r - i.,iuitv
Tl.onii.-oii : Coiiiiiiissionor 1
and Vi.i'.u;: K.-pre-entalive
Kiddle: A--e ..r e..rgc V.
,i,d -uv.-yor i'. 1'.. U..U-n.
I.ete.-U helift I'ariott and
l' liar.l -een.- to t- pretty ei"-e
.ii.:- in fa..r of Par roll, while C
with
",r i
luitehe!! will po ii.ly !e r-electi'-l.
II..'.!. A. M. t 'raw ioi.l. l..r att..ni-y-ioii-
e;al. .iiiel r.o.-ehur-.' 1-y a handsome
r:t
! w ill carry tin county m
-ei;.- o the dirty personal
ajaiti-l him. 1'or joint
li-ht wa-tNi i
pre-elitative j
I'oii.bi, tor .his. M . U.ui-liroiijh. -iuiply
ill-: :;',k-.vcl ill l'lii .laek-.n and
1 1. .n:...- i "Unties. In the lace "I the
-icat oi p .siiioii and the i--..ioii- ii-l,t
put uj. h.- the democrats, the repuhlic
ai, - h.u.-evi ry cau-e to rejoice oyer their
- -:i.ii ict"iy. eell u ihev
-..erii"is!iip.
the
!
re-e!e t-1
ha- "- j
ity and '
('.. litres-man
Tongue w iil l-
e-1
-plendid majoiity. and
a lar.'e yte in tliis i
ived
uuty
The
nipiet,
te "I the four K"sc
'ir-- precinct- was a- tollaw-: ,
1 j
M j
z
oi ! : i K- J i I
For ...v. n..r
'l.;t:i,N-rl.tin. 1 . "1 107 IM b"S
1 V.rni.-h, I! 77 111 H
II.:i.s.nker. Pro. . ' s 13
Kvnn. 1- P- M j
SUpleile- .In.'.Ji '
P-an. K ...,- i::-' 1-"' 1"5
P.. nham. 1 74 7ti 12'i 102
F.n.d.t. P Pi -1 1" lf'
s.-ev. Mat.
Kar. e. S,- 2n 22 -"
P.ni-. P S 4 11 !'
Ii.inh.ir. l: sm 1-7 124 I ".
Sear-. 1 t;2 70 1 10
state Trea-'in r
Pdjekman. V '.2 70 114 ""1
M. I'atiici. P. . . . 7 5 10 1'
M. I: si. ,0 120 I-"1
My.-r. -". .24 Ii- 24 -7
!. oi superintendent !
Ackerman. 1! ''4 1:12 llH U'-
K. !-.--, P 12 7 PS li
U'.iini. Ii 7o 7i 121 I 5 I
Atiorn.-y-lieneral
-'raw ford. K S-'l P.".' 11 -
...yne. P 14 :i 17
Kal.y. I 77. s:: i:;o lis
-talc I'r'i.ier
Ki.-.'k-. P 4 12 is
...:! ;-. I "is 71 111 u
ll..-m.r. S -T7...2:: li 2:! 21
Wiiiiu...'. 1; s:: 12s im it.!
'on jres-n.ail -
' ..mid P s :i !l .12
Pamp. S 21 22 2i 27
Ton-ne. Ii S2 127 121 14s
Weatherford. 1. . i.h .! 1 1 1 f(.
I S senator
i.-er. It 7!i 111 '.is
I) 7:t 74 122 105
Joint Kcpre-enlatives
Prow.-rS 22 Is 25 21
llaiishroii-.di. P. .125 1 P. Uf.t 197
Mann. I 55 7:t 4 75
I.'ej.ri-I'lltatives
(1 it e r, S 25 14 2 27
Piior. s K 12 Hi 15
Kram.r. I 7o 7K 10K Sli
WiiuU ily, J) 55 7 !.! US
I.-iddle. i: yi i:;o 12,2 1.-.4
l.-o-.-r-. i: m r,2 7i so
Fl son. P .... 7 .'! 10 pi
I '. .Ufit V .! U.ljje
Marsters. P i 5 :! 15
SI run-.'. H sh !l 150 115
Thompson I! .5 115 is m
Whipple. S i 11 11 13
'ominis-ioner, 4 yr
( h.u-h, I . 74 70 lllv H5
( 01 nut t, P 17 15 14 2i
Nichols, K '.hi 120 1P.I It i0
( 'ommissioner, 2 yrs.
l.ady, S 22 19 2: 21
S:il'.iI rd, 1 id 02 105 8.1
Y01111-. II !H 12S 120 10.1
Clerk
Ai., 1 1 f,'. i.ii 111, S2
liryant, P 1 2 5 II
'r..knm, S . .. 15 14 12 1.1
Shambrook. It.. . loo K!4 120 175
Slieliff
L'illard, l hs S7 102 l.W
Parrot I, K SO Mr, lie 117
Schnanller, S ... 12 10 m 11
Walker, P (i 1 10 11
Treasurer
I limmick, I 104 141 ll'.l 171
Doty, S 21 11 20 21
Ih.rrell. Il 52 54 !I2 05
Assessor
liillelte. Ii 74 ss 141 121
' Mmisoii, P 7 4 II 10
Staley, U 71 !( SS 117!
Tlioinpson, S.... 17 11 12 15
Surveyor
Ihiherts, K :0 112 110 15s
Thiel, li 71 74 11! 02
1 ( 'orouer
Hoover, II
Twitchell, 1:..
Justice Peace
I'.uclianau, It
Lenox. Il
Wharlon, S..
Constable
Slocuin. It . . . .
Peed, I)
Poe, S
.101
. 70
. 7H
K2
20
S!l
40
44
01
111
ll'.l
74
14
107
4S
57
110
111
loi
111
20
1.14
111
151
07
!l
121 15f4
and Kf felelldulll
Ml".
171
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No....
W'll.l.f K.
in .... "d l urnili ....
' t'mwf.ird . .
X Kiddle
-1? Iliiii-hrniili
47 riioiiipsiin .
.Vi Slniuihrook .
i"i I'arrolt
. . . . . . ."d I 'imiiiick . . .
in LI IS Y.M.I.KV
liu 'V2 l iirnish
rhoiiips.in .
shainhroj.k
'.'" Parrot!
IM Crawlord .
.'I.'1 Slaley
I'AXYiiNYII I.P.
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.41
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Viinlrly
M .inn . . . .
S i r i . . .
iie . . . .
Iillaid ..
i.oirell .
it'h
y hainiier
vlr""
' Ajlt'e
Hillard
. i :.!.
' liillelte
t "hamlHTlain
. .ii-" l'urnish
. "i7 I "raw lord
. ! Tlioin.on . .
71 -hainlirr"k
"7 I'.lrrott. ...
.."7 Stalky ...
I:..lM-rt
Kaley
Strung
A-.e
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I'.
lard
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Thiel....
P.KOCKYVAY nrrri'V
I 'hand'! lam
sear-. .
I'.ia.kmau
Initial ivc
Ye. ..,
41 Fiimih 4o
. H llnnh.ir 41
:u. M..re 41
41 Ackerman 4'i
..41 'raw f.-rd In
.'I'! T-m-iir i.i
. C. Kiddle 4..
4''. :..ner 2S
. .42 Thoiup-.n. . . :iS
..4" Xichol.
. Xi Yoiin- . 45
. .4'' Shainhp.k .... ..15
. 42 Parrot :i
. 12 Pimmiek 4n
14 Staley ;
. 'V P.ohr-r'-. 44
..44 Twit. 1. .11 41
KII'IT.K.
. 'd f urnish i.'l
. 41 Cr.iw;..rd il
2 1 h"ini".!! .5-.
.4'' Parrot t s
. 45 hamhr..k ... t.7
4'. staley ... p,7
ONTAl.I.V.
rfs Fnrni.-li Ho
' Tho!n.a. II
. -Vi Prp.tt.. 124
. .!'7 shaiuhrook li'ct
.10 Staley H5
AKI.AX'h
. ! Furnish si
71 Th"iiip-.n S5
57 Pa ri ot t . . 7
SO sliauior.-.k 7'.'
U'anii ...
f:.i-v
WlNjtherlo
Kramer . .
U inilrf-rly ,
Stron;
Cl-.u.-h
Saalrf-rd
A j'-c
l'illard....
f iorrell
liillettc . . .
Thiel . , . . .
lli.iyer
t 'haiiiierUiu .
Kaliy
strong
I'ilhiPl
'iiiette
i 'liauilerl.uii
Strong
Hiliar.1
A-cc
iillette
'hai!-rlain .
Stron-
l'illard
A -oe
I iilletir
it:
-s St. 1 ley . . .
a in i:fti i:ns.
no
1 1 'iian.U-rlaiii 77 l'urni-h 7t
jfrawiopl ui Klpy -.0
I P- an I pi IWiiiIimiii 3;
! Ilunhar 121 PlHckman S2
M..re 12:5 Ton-ur 11
Whitney (i.-ltrv Iri
Weatherford 15 .Herman 113
W.mii 17 lirer 117
W.-.l 25 llansl-roti-h U
Ma 11 11 M Kramer
WimU-rly 101 P.iddle 7
l!.er 54 l'illard 44
Parrot ins liimmick 120
fiorrell So Stronj; 61
Thompson o; ('lough 44
Xichol lirii Saj-aberd 45
Young los A see ;S
Sliamlirtsik h'. tilleie 75
Staley 7C Kobert 1
Thiel 5S Hoover i2
Tnitclieil vO
FAST I'M PtJFA
('liaiul"-litiii .11 Furuisli 27
Paler :0 Crawiurd 27
Kramer 27 Piddle 20
Wimlrly 25 Koger 10
Sirtm-r .'!H Thompson
Arc II Shamlirook 2!
Iil!ard Hi Parro! 27
fiorrell .', fiiminick 11
liijlette .'W Staley 25
Thiel 21 Kobertji 25
Hoover 12 ' Twitchell 27
MYKTLK CKF.KK.
Chamlx-rUin 121 Furnish SI
Strong 124 Tliotnpson "0
Agee '.O ShanihriM.k K
Killard I0 Parrot R4
tiillette 110 Staley R5
iorrill 104 Piiiimii-k 7
Mir.l.Wllul)
('haiutx-rlnin 24 I'urnish 21
Strong 10 Thompson 20
Agee ' 21 SliainbriMik. 23
l'illard 25 Parrott 20
liillette .11 Staler 22
4U.AI.I.A MAJuniTIFS.
Furisli 1 Crawford 10
Parrott 14 Thompson In
Shamhi.K.k 10 Staley 10
CAF1POOIA MA.IOIMTIKS
haiuherlain IS Thompson 2
Agee 23 Parrott 15
(iillette 8
MT SCOTT MAJOCITIFS
Chanilx-ilaiu 5 Strong 4
Agee 4 Hillard I
liillctle I
Sri'KHVisoK, I list. .10
Cloake, It
WeU r, II
Anderson, S
Sn-Kiivisoii, Hist. II
Ncl; on, 1
..
10
41
10s
IH
Powell, It
Hewitt. S
I i:i it Ci:i:i:k Sitkrvisoh
Prow 11 .' 127
Kamp IS
l'.IU kleS Ik5
Mat hew s s
Mrs. A. F. Kinsel and children also
Miss llulda Peterson all of ( lakland Cal-
-4 I ifomia are visiting tlu-ir parents at the
:j.'old home at Kellogg, ( iregon.
Rosk-ii Kt, Hint. 3K
Jpwtt, R l:':i
iamitli, 1) 78 I
Spaur, S 24
Hist. 3'.l i
!'asljier, L 103
J 'n,t. 33 .
Maihewf 4
Wkht Pokbi km, Dim!. 87
Kzarte, K H8
Preschorn, I) 81
I'ruhle, S ."i7
Late Kdvice from l'ortlaud nud
other pat ti of th state indicate that
Furniuh ia lotting ground, but the
balance of the ticket in gainiug, our
towiiBinau, Mr. Crawford, being ha
aured of a handsome majority.
A far as Douglas County is con
cerned the Kepnhlicau ticket is safe
with the exception of Mr. Huger-,
bnt it should be born in mind that
all the Republican -trongholls are
yet to be heard from.
SYLYESIER PENNOYER DEAD.
Died Suddenly at Mis Home in Port
land Friday Afternoon.
Probably tin death of no man in re
gou would come with greater sh. k to
ihe general public than that ot F.x-iov-
eriior Ponnoyer who died Friday ;itter
noon iilxmt 4 o'clock.
He alone in hi room mi the sec-
olid torv of hi residence at the lime "ft
hi ileal h and wa in. I discovered until o
o'clock, when his wife, returning from a j
street-car ride w it Ii her noii-in-l.iw and !
laughter, Mr. and M rf. .n ire F. Pus-
sel. found him liing pri.no on the Moor!
ne.ira-ofM, Ii "in which he had ap.ar-'
entlv fallen. Hi "U-p lav broken-on '
the fl.Mir I s side him. and aci"s hi fa.-e :
na" spre.il an I irrgonuin n hicli he had
Itu reading nd which had evidently .
U-en l.x.ene 1 from hi graj. in the fall. ;
lu the opinion of the doctor w ho were1
hatnv iiiniinone.l, itei Ii wa- one to i.
heart litae..r aiileiv. there w
every in licaiion of ji eful. puiii'n-i--
death.
i iovernor Peun.'i er had of late
fni iii . f
h w.i-
fair health, altho igh hi -tren.
apped In-an attaekof illr.r-- n.-,,i I v a
year a-o. and he had never recovered
hi" wated r"biltiir. I if late he h:ni , p.
made daily viit to hi" ranch near Port- i j
land, where he fjiout several hour in j
theoju ir siirinleiidii,g inirtieroii i f
iniprovement. he w.i making. Friday j 2
morning he went to hi ranch usual
and returned about noon. In the after
noon he tot.k a walk, and tlie eerxant,
who wj left alone in the heue. said he
eutere.1 the hoiiMi at ."o'cl. k, and. a
ma" hi habit, went immediate'v to hi
r..tii, here he w.t. toiind .'lead. Here
i- hi- record :
Rorn in New Y'.rk, July .. I'll.
I'jme to tireeon in i'V.
iioiernor of Oregon. 17 to IS";,.
Mayor i f Portland. lv, to j -..
I'-ie-l May M. 1" r.
The funeral of -y!i ter Pemioyer
na held irom Si. Stephen ' ( i.i!.
.it Portland at 2 p. In. Sunday. Key. T.
.Wilon coiidiictin- the seriiei ;..i-..rd-
tng to the rite" ol the I p!c psl ri.ur. l.. ,
Tl.elhiiri.nl a nt I."i e Iir i-emeierv. !
The follow in- well-kn"U n u.i-n a- tel
a honorary r.il! bearer at the funeral ;
Judge C. P.. IW liin-er. Ju Igt- John Cat-I
lin. 11. .ti. . -i. 11. Wii'iamv John M.-i
Crakeii. t.e.1. T Alver". W. K. sitcih.l
Allrt T. Smith. Phi! JdH-. hau. ' o.eiii-
or I . I . I if-er. ex -I io erni.r .. 1 . i v .
e-i io ernor John l.iiiriker. ex-"-ei;-
tor l.a Fayette lrtr. I"li..-e -eli-te-i
a actiie 4t!llirei wne. C. F. Page.1
Alfred H'.lman. r. V. Ilo'in.iii. T. s.s.ti '
T.r.-.ke. I.e... F. Chaiutilaiii and W. A. j
Minder. Friend of the ile.viised werej
iurited lo xtteud the funeral .it the I
church. The ei ice at the frraie were :
private.
Pleant Farewell Party.
Last Saturday evening a large nund-er ;
..f . hts. I and cl.i"uiaie of M i" Lizzie j
Hrpurd aemh1el at the home of l.fr i
unci and aunt. Mr. and Mm W. C. j
Conner, on .la. L-.n treet.to enjov a i
farewell party cixen in honor of Mi
itrpurd. who after attending ri h..l here
the pat term will mni lak her depart
ure for har Collage iiro home, (jam-
and niuic were the principal fealure" of
the evening mid lij;Lt refr. hiuiit" werej
erved at II u'elo-k. At a late hour the!
gueits departed after paying their com j
di iiienle and rect" to M i l irptird.
The inv iiel gues. were: Mie Vivian j
and Hazel Jewell, FUie Kene.Iick, l.ililh j
Moore. FHith Cardwell, Anna Whorten.
Mahle I .ei-inard. Hella Moore, t iaruet
Oteyand llattie I Irpurd. Me-rs. Chas.
Hiudinan. W. Ii. pU, Floyd Kamp. Uu
dolph Harnes, Kay Moore, Kay Otev.
Walter l.e..uard. Clyde and Wilbur
Faulkner. John and Thoina Town-end
and 1 ra Conner.
I in a. ts Pa, May :ll. Aliiert Teal
was -hot in the mountain- of Northern
Josephine county yeterday by hi
brother William, w ho mit.H.k him lor a
deer. He was shot through the right
thigh, the bullet shattering the bone,
lie had to lie carried out of ihe moun
tain on a stretcher, aud .wa" brought
here this morning. His recovery is
doubt fill.
Well Known Conductor Dead.
llKWKit.May.1L After bringing hi"
train in "aiely and re.orting to the dis-
palcher" i-orge i . I.idgeway, one ot
the oldest eneineer". Itnth in age and
point of service, on the Denver A Kin
( irande, droplie.1 dead ill Ihe arm" of
hi" daughter.
Mr. Kidgeway luid been fureed to take
a vacation of four wrekn becaue of ill
health, but a week ago believed himself
able to again lake bin run, and he wu.
ptit on No. 7. Ihe loal freight from Pu
eblo to (leaver.
shortly liefore Ho'cliM-k he w called
to dinner. Kising from bis chiiir. and
wilhoul naying a word, lie plnng(il
foiwiiril. 'Mrs. S. S. Simpson, hi"
daughter, w ho i know n on Ihe stage
hy her maiden name, Kate Kidgewny.
caught him. He died iu herarms.
' Nasal CiiUtrrli quickly yields (o treat
meul hy Kly'i Cream ilalui, which ia aurc.
ably aromatic It ia received through tht
uoatrila, cleaiiHtii ami heala tha whola tnr
Xaca orer which it dithiaet itaelf. Druggiata
ell tii COo. aiza; Trial sua hy mail, IU
cenU. T-eat it and you are ure to couUiia
the treatment
Announcement,
To aeooniniodaUi iboso who are partial
to the use of atoniiirg in npj.lying hipii.U
into tha nasal imaatigcs for catarrhal tr-m
Kn, the proprietor! prepare Cream liulm in
liijjiid form, which will he known an Ply'
l4iiuid Creuin Balm. Price including tl
iprnying tuba ia 75 ceuta. DmRgiitj or bj
maiL Tha liquid form embodiea the mad.
(eifial propartiet of tb wtid re)axlitn
A RUN ON
THE BANK
Is not to be compared to the run on T. K. Richardson's Music House at Cottage
on May 27th. Three instruments in three hours and one later in the day, making in all
for the afternoon four sales as follows: One Kimball Piano, one Singer Piano, one Need
ham Piano and one 6-0ctave Kimball Organ. It is fortunate us t!;at we have already
on the way a lot of fine pianos to supply our prospective customers.
r-0ur Second Carloadrw
For this season will arrive in
burg I leuse is also enjoying
and only three pianos left:
One fine Chickering,
One fine Kimball,
One fine Cable.
Our prices arc such that the people see it is to their advantage to patronize us.
YoU will lind the br"t make- and the J-t T"ln-d lli-trilli:ei,t a! the
Tf K. RICHARD50N MU5IC HOUSE
AT ROSKBURG OR COTTAGE GROVE.
f. t 1 I rt f
' " W mm eill m m m I -m
. rm n m m n mm mmm .
II. U llllllr I r 1 I lliril V
I ii.-
I. B. WIODLE. Prop.
e.
r-
all tsn or
Fresh Drugs, riedicine.
Toilet Articles. Paints,
Oils. Glass, Sundries.
Prescriptioni promptly filled
by competent drti'fi?iet.
RIDDLE.
OREOON.
; BEST
I MEAL
IN THE
j CITY
! FOR
1 25
I CENTS.
THE NEW
r. Wii-hiii-toii
and Main tr--t-Mrs.
Belle Collins
Rosehurj ('leaning
and by ring Work
Us. I FI:iF-iiN. r...
All Kinds ol Clothing
Cleaned and Dyed. . .
Pe. :r-l, te S.itt'act;..i
Pr. !. terian i-hur. h. I i:.i ran teed
NOTICE.
Il.iriry i.ll.rcat:i li.i- pnri ha-i.sl the
1 s j -t P.iki ry. fornn-ny onne.I 1-v l.rif
nt ii , Cl.y. 1 and w il! endue! the hn-i-iir-
under the name f.f I 'ai't.reat h'" le-
j .'t Tsikery. The pri.i- of bread will I
j rnlu.-e'l to thr.-e lme- f..r In e'nl
i ice cake and palry a .pecial'v.
II II RVI Y I i 1.1 IIRK TH.
! Proprietor.
Any jirtie- de-inng t- rent, buy or
-ell real estate, city nrisuintry projrtv
n ill do well to call on or address H. M.
Martin. Office with Attorney I-ouis
l'.arree. oj..-ite M."lallrii lloii-e, Kifso
bnrg Hn-'oii. i'l
n
W : .'a
HONEST CYCLES AT
HONEST PRICES
IS02
FRAME-
1
IaNIMI Black, with gold stripes; olive green or maroon
rJ6V, rCRANS I 6? Ambler. GEAR 77, 81 or S4
llKUb Ihe famous G. & J. Heavy-tread Detachable.
NOT A LAME PLACE IN THE RAMBLER ANYWHERE
A. C. MR5TER5 & CO.
about 10 days and our third car
a good business: one large
TO WHOM IT
mmhm- t
'IWI B-A T K.KIIVK.r- Tm w
. v . . , m m . . v .
mmm t
Th"v having i.irm -la...
proisfrtv for -ale ..r ex
ha
d-. well i..
e-tate lirm
,.
rtt.
- the
J.i. k-
. j. mnnso
Peal i;ta!- '..egl.t . -.it
cliansil f.-r Fa-tern or. -riv
I ".crniiic!:t I..nd l. at'-.i. Cr
alway "ii hand. F-!imat.--ni.-hed.
etc
i:--r-fur-
Joii(iKoiu;E(AMnin
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator
Sins and Bugjry'
Painting a Specialty
Cailoji orh-aie ..rder at Church;
W...;icy's
i:tKP.i;i:i. iKFi.iiN
-I.N.-t PF IN THF
ff
It'
in n hi i ii i nil'
IN5L RANCE AT C0T.
. ...u..i.r, vi
An. t. of insurance in fon-e. f I Lr(o.iiXi.OO
Net gain in ore year. 2..?S.77.00
Savin.' it." members 1 yr., SH.5ol.iio
Il l l'.S.-.. y.I:CBtii.e. Ores
tiniU-r separate ris-
22.:-
A. J. Buchanan,
K.ebiirg, t iregon. Agt. for I'ougl.i.-Co
iooo Water Proof
Harness Oil IUarkins
I
t
Put up in the 0"n-iteney ..f cr-a:ii. and !
I"-itivelv ill in.t gum or in. .'id. i.ivesj
the leather tirmnes-. yet make- it .-..ft'
and j-liable. Pn erve the leather and i
titching from inclement weather and I
t:ivi .ti e hartie a neat an.l tinihed aj- I
j-earaii-e. KeaMy makes .M harn.s-j
i. new an. i win make it lat twice a
long by the u.-e i.f pi H.irne- til. It
is al-o isjually gd lor boots aud-h.?-.
Mauufii. tare.! by J. W. MnTF. K-e-burg,
(.Iregon. tin sale at l'.lilr-tt's
Harness -hop. 'J!'!
THE
'ttlhrl
The Leader
l ". V
Model 52. Price, ? 35.
Mens Heavy Roadster
SPECIFICATIONS
-22 inch; optiou 20, 24, 26 inch. SKAT
- load is ordered. The Rose-
stock of Organs are all
rone
.. Confectioneries ..
i. . Ftncy ti-n! Cool.rv.
ri mr: iftirj. n ' a t
l. J. NORiTAN
Iron
ciad
RUSH
Wagons
Ptiay
Warranted
I
Hacks and
Buggies
OAKL
ORE
, MRS. H. E ASTON ?
is . ropartvl to wait uin old
, mi.j l ew. C'i'
5 w:tn ' -
tocic of
' GR(
and i ewrcr.s'oniersjnd friends
d and complete
GROCERIES
e
Aii fresh and of tLe very best
iv.aiity. Teas ajij cvSeea are
5;;alt:es. Your .gitronagw
Solicited.
Roseburjc J
j 4 jacKion si..
i , .
i iAWVV
r
Homes from S250 to $5000
Write or 'Phone
Wm. IYT, Porter,
Real Estate Agent and Notary
Timber and Homestead Locator
Packer and Guide
Cauias Valley, Oregon
25 mt!e south mcst ot KoMrburx.
IHD
RIDE A RAflBLER
POPULAR WHEEL 1
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BICYCLES
IVIorrow
Coaster
Brake
Rambler
Cushion
Frame
forSeason of '02
POST Direct tiintr