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Newspaper Page TextOFFICIAL RETURNS FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY, JUNE ELECTION, 1902 A RUN ON THE BANK Roseburg Plaindealer Published MouJuyt and Thurt.lays. -y. I ? f H. i r. a ;T . rr z. ;' ! x ' - ; - I si The TVice-a-Vk PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO. W. C.Cox.vkr, Editor and Puhlisher FSE "Wright, City Editor, Solicitor. T. G. KrTH, Foreman S. C. BRTRrM, Traveling Solicitor. TVice-a-Veek PLundcakr, jxr year, $1.50 Entered at the Post Office in Rosebnrn, Ore., as second clues mail matter. 1 . Advertising Rates on Application. J USE i. 1)-'. A BRIEF REVIEW. There are reasons why.Mr. Furnish was not in himself a strong candidate for Governor. He is not a pobUc speaker, and there are persons who think little of the ability and worth of a candidate for public oflice in particular political office if he have not some kind of "gift of gab." Again, there are Republican, not a few, who wouldn't Tote for Furnish because he was formerly a Demo crat, and in their thinking no man of this description onght to be taken up as a Republican candidate, at least till all the old aud faithful ad herents of the party who have been supporting it since Lincoln's time i have had their turn at the Guberna torial office, says the Oregohisn. Bat the main cause that cut down his vote was the vengeance of de feated factionns. Bosses and their fol lowers, shelved by the primaries and conventions, wanted to "get even.'" Upon Famish, as the man who, in their view of it had snatched the scepter with an nnhneal hand, they concentrated all their wrath and lage. lie was the man through whom .they had lost control of the party: Lis name was the symbol of their defefit, and they resolved to "take it out of him." In this effort they were favored by the personal popularity of George Chamberlain- a man for who it was easy to per suade others to vote- llorever, "the avengers" used incessantly the argu ment that,inasmach as the remainder of the state ticket wonld be elected, with a Republican majority in the Legislature and the two Represen tatives in' Congress, the state wonld still be in the Republican line. All these condition were favorable to the factional conspiracy to sacrifice Furnish to the wrath of those whose la6t weapon was Inst of revenge. Loss of the Governor is unfortu nate for many reasons; but the sub stantial resnlts of the campaign have been saved. A strong Repnbli- J can majority in the Legislature is as sured; there will' be a Republican United States States Senator, and he will not be either Simon or Geer: Oregon's Republican representation in both IXouses of Congress is to be maintained; the City of Portland re mains in the Republicans hands, and George H. Williams is to be the May or, On the whole, considering the peril in which the party was placed by the formidable combination be tween a reveugeful and powerful faction 'and the Democratic party of the state, the result is more fortunate than many . had feared it might be Oregon still is a Republican state. It is ea.y to say that Furnish ought not to have been nominated. was Furuieh or Geer; and they who ! were resolved to shake Simon's Lold npoa the party and had won a com plete victory in the primaries of Multnomah and other counties were unwilling to give the Simon machine the advantage or opportunity of re habilitation. For Geer, supposing Simon would control Mnltnoraau, and therefore the state convention, was acting in concert with him; the organizatiou of the convention ia the interest of Geer wonld have carried with it control of the party organiza tion as well as the nomination of Geer, and this would have enabled Simon to maintain his hold on the party or large influence over it. Furnish wanted the nomination bnt was not - himself specially opposed to Geer, and the situation was such that if Furnish had not been nominated, Geer would Lave been. Then there wonld Lave been a contest on far ether grounds than those of the con test which ban ju6t been witnessed. The fight against Geer would have been very different from that which Furnish Lad to meet; it would have had exceedingly ugly features, and no one who has aa idea of what it would Lave been can suppose lLat Ger wouldhave fared in the result better than Furnish has done. All these things were considered by the convention, which, in the cir cumstances, preferred Furnish lo Ger. as it had s right to do, though tre;r aud some of hi supporters thought otherwise.- There was talk that Geer was '-entitled to it," and Gwr thought so himslf, no doob'; forgetting that he had not held that idH when Governor Lord wanted a reuvMiiuation. Lord fell in a contest between factions, just as Geer has fallen; but Lprd and his friends, though deeply disappointed, had the magnanimity to fall in and support Geer. these remark are made for the purpose of sbo'iug that there is an other side of I bis subject which it would be just as wtll to look at today while the subject is still recent, and before interest in it shall have been superseded by .other things or dulled by time. liOYKRNOK Ohaiuberlain Furnish, K. . Rvan, S.c SUPREME JUlKiE Roan, R Bonham. l SECY. f ST ATE lhinl.ar. R soar. l STATE TREASURER Blackmail. 1 Mooro, R STATE SEPT. SCHOOLS Ackenuan. R Wann. I ATT'Y liENERAI. I 'raw foi.l. R Ral.-v. 1 STATE PRINTER llodnev, 1 YVhitnev. R CONGRESSMAN Tongue, R Weathcilord. R U. S. SENATOR iivr. R . . . V.kI. I JOINT R EPR EsENTATI V I '. Haii'r.'imh. R Maiin.l) '. REPRESENTATIVES Kramer. 1 Wiiubcih. L Riddle. R Ri:er R JIL't.K stroiii:. I' Thompson. R COMMISSION III: Jcar Cioiiiili. I' .'. Nichols. R C 1MM1SSI t IN ER 2 years SujmUt.I, 1 Yon:ijr. R CLERK A see. L Shaml.rook. R SHERIFF- Iiltard. 1 Parr.-it. R : TREASE RER tiorrvll, l L'iiinuick. R ASSESSOR Gillette, D Stalev, R SURVEYOR Theil. 1 Roberts. R CORONER Hoover. I Ttvitch.-ll, R li.4 in" !!' Ill P.' 2 l .... i-M :: . ... MO 70, . ... 114 70 . . . l. U'.U P.V 2.2 ll'l T 'i 11'. lLV I. -to s:t 111 71 110 lis ll'l lL'7 111 .! !'S 1 1 1 2 71! !'l i:.s !N 77 111 110 lli 11 1 io lti.) M-" 7t 102 !M1 S" LV 1 1 1 01' lU s.7 liL' IJ Ml Si. l.M 112 :n l i:t 7n i:;o h2 US i;; ..4 IV in:. 74 SJ MS l!'l i s s7 7'.' I in luu s:l 1: ' ll'.' le'i 17; P.'.' 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It is fortunate for us that ive have already on the way a lot of fine pianos to supply our prospective customers. r-0ur Second Car-Ioadrw For this season will arrive in abont io days and our third car-load is ordered. The Rose burg House is also enjoying a good business: one large stock of Organs arc all gone and only three pianos left: One Fine Chickering, One Fine Kimball, One Fine Cable. Our prices are such that the people see it Is to their advantage to patronize us. ai tv 111 iiml iki lt iuL" aud tlr Bit TunrJ Ii,trurnf iiti at th T. K. RICHARDSON MUSIC HOUSE AT ROSEBURG OR COTTAGE GROVE. 1...I ".'1 P'l VU --7 li:t 1 Mi 70 l:;4 112 1 uititllive ;in.l Pvit reii.luin : Yes. 247. No 10s. Th Canal Vota. Smiths' Dandruff Pomade. W.wuv.f.v. Jui.e li. Pfl'... Ka e Uru n.a.le ..,.., ti,..- Ni. arajrua Canal l.v v-r-'r'' wUa' nP"" -il-lU- . ' . , . . , thretons rmoVe il lan lrnff an.! .usV. ..rkpur-. Ut.of (.ur-...f mill or, ia!!in-l.ir. Pri.- 50 r.. K.-r ti.e ss .-nuwe. there are inanjr h ' ar jjy jrk,r, i)ru , yUli not .k-cljrol tl.riii'lv, an-1 the l-.o-iiro tiatarail-f gvm work. On r n "tair. that .i.ere..re4i ir Ni. arna, . Notice for Publication. ... .-r I .iii.iiii.i au l I2 iu .luiil.t. , Mrulent Cancer Cured. I'niuM ..(:-. Ln J Cit.. K -ou.t. Or-sr,. mj v.::. muh tUr prorUloa of t&e ftctbl I'tBcr.-. ... J ;c i 11 cstlticl -ah A(t lot tit Notice for Publication. So: .c . brf-ov r.v.a tr.' :n .-oicv.:Aa4. i' u the vrovii. oi r ol Cocfrem of Iv-l- J. 1T, t-uiv.r-l -A t :.t ire Ae of i:n:'.fiiii':nii ti.e -:r : C'.i..rt.U. Or orj. n.:a Hfcr..n:ou Teri.tory."' as NL.cjjn ! :- Ij act : Ai.s-.t . tl-Hr BISK P.E'OK4 .i B .ig".tf!i. o.i::,:".( M.f.',::f ;(' hi '-: :ir-i 5a oixf h.. isora bI s... . ur in- f..ir.-c of ite Xonh ' q .rer .-f - !:a St. U.n!s:p 31 IS., of n:fr nt; -t w... '?.t T-"of mow iht v. .J ,. ....Ir(.,l .. ll.Blw I-anJ in Maa ol C.i.'orEL. u.- fKWf ta " arr.'alt.-.r. w.r. a-rl t" I cob. Ni.ta aad j.r.i'.ua Ttrnwi. - t : r.at,.. h:K:.a : i tti. the Rr AN ERROR. Ia some unaccountable aiauuer oar report of the Socialist Vote of Dong Is county for governor Ijeearue con faaed with Ibe vote of one of tbe other parties, in the lat if-Mi- of or paper and therefore was ma ie to aopear mnch larger tbau it really was. TLi error was no doul.t due to the cou- frsion incident to compiling the un official election returns dimply froiu marked fample hallots snlnuitted Iiy the various election boards. We greatly regret (his error and assnre onr readers aud Sociali-t friends that we had no intention of tins mislead ing theui. The fict thut JJryau is booming Hauua for president against House felt for the next term will only In crease th people's enlliiiriattn for Hooaerelt and getieral demand that he be given the nomination. House fell stands head and shoulders above H&nuaiu tb estimation of the peo pie and he will bn re elected presi dent, r.ryau concedes 1 he re election of llyosevelt should he receive the uomiuatiou, but with iiauua as the l'residentibl nominee he probably thinks there would be Kome show for lut 'l th l)eoiocratic candidate. At anv rate the liepnblicatts are not solicit - ing JJryau or any other democrat to uame the nest Republican president. The nortfjernen I of the county e cored the county judge and assessor iu iue itue contest, l, jri, make lis thankful for tbe little awarded us. Drain Nonpariel. The 1'LAiM.EALLit worked diligent !v and vigorously to bring about this reward for faithful old North Dong laa and instead of receiving the sup port and assistance of the Drain Non- pariel, we received its opposition The I'laisukaheb experienced hard work iu preventing North Douglas from defeating its own candidates on the republican ticket You have no kick coming, uncle Uy. Clackamas county which was ex pected to be cloise on the election gave Furnish a plirality of 31''.. due, doubllens, to the efforts of thai shrewd politician, George C. Brown- ell, who despite the most determined opposition, won out for Stale .Sena tor by over .lOO. It was Eastern Oregon that defeat ed Mr. Furuish for Governor. Here after Western Oregon should attend to naming the candidate to Lead the state Republican ticket. The eastern part of the state seems to have small regard for such honors. Out of the 9iJ members of the next Oregon legislature there will be 72 Republicans on joiut ballot. Rather a forcible expreaaion of theyoters for a United States Senator who will stand for the Philippine policy of the Federal administtation. ROAD WILL BE BUILT. Between Coos bay and Roseburg if No farther. AllltD WITH TIMBER iNTtRtST. Examination of the Route Is Being PushedConstruction to Begin Not Later tha n Hrst of September. P. ry av The fact was clearly demonstrated at the recent election that the loyal and true-blue Repnblicaus of Doug las county are several hundred stronger than the Democrats, doubt fuls and Republican kickers combined. Mont Pelee was 1000 feet higher before the eruption than it i6 now. Mont Felee, however, is not the first thing that has lowered itself by too pacii spouting. NOIICL. S-alcd bids w ill lie n-ei-ive'l l.v ihc County Clerk tip to one o'clock .Inly 2, 1!2, for biiililing a ris k nnl eilit fi i t nide and one foot thick, near the resi- leiiee of J. T. Sj.nnli, and also ii.n the road leading from Koselmr:; tolmk in! !lass; also I, id-, fi.r a plank mad ei'lit feet wide over the last named road. SiKvilieatioiis as to construction and material to a-c.ni.any I.i, I. I'.. ,nds will 1e rcpiire.! in all eaes. jl2 M. I. Timmix.n, Couuty Judie, ' ..Mi. June s It i- 11 l.sitivtlv state 1 tint a railroad '.ult lvtw.i-n Kin j.trt- City, .-n Co I'.ay, and l:..-.-l.uiv, and that ou- rt'--t-..ii ii! K- !--jr'iu i,y Sej.teinU-r I-t .1! the !.itet. Tiiis. it said. i!l Iw d..ne even ii the ,rtj.- t lor a railroad tietweeii .iit Lake City and v',.- Bay -hoiild fail. 'Lief Ki.-iu. i-r I.. I. Kinney, of the tr-a! t'.ntral l.'ai!!..a.i ( o!u.:iiiV. is aurh'.rity lor t!u- stat.-in-nt. and i;e s.iy ai i'.iiie:iie.'it- hae a'.r. a.iv j.r..-re-'.-,l far . nonuli make tie- Kinj.ire-Bo-i l.iii Baili-.ad a piactical -ei t.tintv. As the matter mm stands the tran--cntin.-ntal interest Ut. k ol the Salt l.ak'-C.-. liav el:te rise l.ae first call on the railroad to ( '....- I'.ay until Ati-nt 1". If lhe iiitcrc-t-s'.all not deem it iX.e-liem to carry a t ran.-coiil ii.eutal line that ay. tie v will then U- ..ut i it, and tie.-lo. ai r-.a 1 -a ill he l.r.ih l.v eapitali-ts intere;,-1 in the timU-r ,. 1 lie oos i.ay si-ii.,i. II !- not lelt 111 .I' filiitelv to the tilnl H-i in. n t. et t-n.-ther and contriliii.e ni..n. v f..r the railroad. A lar'e tract . the tiinU-r is no controlled l.v men .rkine in Imr inoiiv with the I " 1 1 1 1 . i r - foiistrui-ti ( olul.allV. the .iensil.!e"ot,ject of ulli. is to build the l.r.-at Central Baiiw U-twecn Cihw Bay an I Sail Lake fit If the larger railroad project shall Ian L'i:i.-n. me coii-trurtiMii .-..iniiaiiv wi hiiil.I the I'Hal road and develop t! lumherin mdiistrv between I.'i.se'.ui and Coos Bav. This was the end in i. u when M. . Kinney. .! Astoria, -nine time ao t.H an option .n '.i'..(ini acres ,,f land own.' by the Soiit 1 1 -1 n Oregon Cotnpanv a mat reinaine l 01 the t on.tresioiial L'rant 1.1 .. .. 10 llie i.osc.'Ul' .V t is ISav t ..mpaliv f..r a waou road and telegraph line. . t . . . 1 is niSiersi.H.I ttuiT lie je'reeit I., i.jiv .niethin' like 5pi'l. lion for the tract 1.,- , , , ...r. Kinney knew w nal lie was .1.ii In.in the l.eiiniint'. and his failure t turn the liarjain over w hen offered lil eral advances on the purchase j.ric I- now explained !v the statement that an arrangement had been effected w hen by that cU h"ive tract of heaw timbe will ! made to cn-ouerate with the rail road enterprise, to the -n at benelii . all coiicernisl. Whether the railioa. hall Is1 .f transcontinental .r I.m haracter, its terminus w ill In- at Km pin- City, and it w ill 1 ravers... about !K1 miles to reach Itosehiir. '1'hc '.iinoo acres of timls-r laud alonfr this route will be less than half that a ssibl from the I i in;, lor the urant was of alter nate section only. If it is to be a li'al n.a'i, a 1111111: er 01 spins will In- con structed, Hi as t tap all the timber within a reasonable distance of the. ilain line. The timber deal involve- set t in in .p cration the Iaiy sawmill at Kinpirc 1 11 v tnat nas ueeii siiein tor live vears or more, and the general lelialntitatioii of the town. The sawmill and a larie art of the low nsite are included in the pi..H'rty under lion. I. winch Ik, ml it has Is-en delinitclv decided to take nn. Li t- ri- ..f :ial.th. W. V. An Olendale. Tlie Kinnioii! I'.r... .f the I'liiii-Kiii iiiont mine, sjwiit 'a-rweek in Clcndale. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tot ten f ..l-nel-ien. ma le u- a erv pleasant .-all ..11 Snii day. Mr-. ;-.. I lir-hbitr.r ha- jn-t re turned from a i-it w ith tri. n.U iu Jack son county. Mi-sG'snlidd.- Iie,..u and Mi-s labia .M. Kitiie ..f the ,.,'d R i; mine, vi-itis 'irhdale irien-is la-t w.- k. Mr. and Mrs. I'd ..arret and iamily were onr 1;,.-.. en I ridav. and -. vcrv mil' ll enjoxe.1 their i-it . i-.rn. at ti.e laniilv l. -idcn.t- ..u . clerk in tln-ir hand-. ur v-: is r r.-pr- ! n.an tie re 1 ' seiitative, our w-rti.v treaPi.rer. i;r ; ;.I d. t-.r. in lae-hcine is --iven hv dru?'Lst ti. V. I iradl 10 mU mr I'd 1.1 It- La.t tiUlr t cl ut ailK'.if:.roi sc. oS-e t iUitet'.rf, tT, 1 Hr!!lTMl;ln. fv La S-lT. 1 . . . . ...m. .... .4 l.j pi'.;c.unC'Xl incurs bl oao-itaorn m:ewal N. iTi torir. jrrk-ec.I ni 'ii , it,-. m 11 i:ien.y iu d MLLI F. BBCS 'lls .t.unty jn ice. --..r. ey..r a;; i .-..r.-M-r. all j are w..rtj.y ..! the jran l . nt ..f 1 ' of their c..list;t'.ia-v let f. .r-.-l t .la-: I ..si .!ir ticket. And they iiave siir.Ivji'i. nt w..n a s. and.. 1 rv. Is-a".--t:.e:r J pt.n. llt Wele ..t ti..- 1- -t -1 ,. . , .... ii.3. iv.u.u'1 .c m n3..on. n.r.i:r...i - - t i.,s . ... a t . . ,r- . . r,.i 1 . . . ' - .' " 1 ooii4. rcct rt. n-i oitv r -I L.e. tra- J'.Htfrs and api.hl 'nt ilv. ln.-h trat- mpietelv cure'l him. When! ! tl.' ill v i 1 . '.ti ur the ...a in-. 1 jiic the to Mr. and . ddii'.'htcr. J inleii:p.-nt . itien We rdlu.li.i-! car alter we had ne t t da1..-. ' "Thi y.-ar. ;. ,!, . s 1- a ,' which we si, a!! win i; we' i..-. , the dctieh-ratic caii li late-, .ire i:j ,. ( way the .-.-iial ! ur cjn.i.d.it.ii. j .f j'.iiti.-a! principle- U . 1., r.-bv f lid heart!, st ct.n.jrlioat:.'!.- ' !,.--s' i . A- a'-'ii. ; .iiai-.-i a. .if t.ii e lux I !iirbrhl ..aru. tAn frr aprir?, .' ,. ,t.hm ' i.iei.- .ru.. a aiv. lit-h treat-1 a t -b'.-ti te r..i:i m..:-! in.i iSr 1 1 IB T.f.nirr w R.:rroJ tt: oi.r- t ; 8o'jurr. Or"n.on Il.urv.T. tm 4T of trie Hitters are ue.l to nwl bilKlus. T'r'-ra-r. - - s w:n.-- 1 jonn rTer. i.tm sn.ua. rns3 e.aier ai Tr.ir t-..i& - 1 :Bt ar .1 Ot'f vu r ijoo.-r mu1 an.e 11. . tn;:-e ' : .',r. I-I...I !,-. ui.t r- and , 5-aive 2"..- at A. d.a. Fiii j rtu. tn4 Uni n. ..Confectioneries.. i-v and H'l'Til ..:-!i at the .i D) j l..Drt Bioo. m ! .f B jr.icti.ia. v. ,b;r - .a J 'tn-sahe.ierts its mat. loe-heal-,. u..nbL. ; , . ( d -. i-.' kin rriiD- ,6r'r in iha cSj. on .,t i-t'nre- ' llf.h:T.:,- " I 0. o! Nl. 1 v. J.T. BKII.t t , T- r vanish. Bitier! a-i .r j 2j I. J. N0RHAN C. M.ir-tr .'i C. School Rntertainmeat. Totw- o. Clemn u t Fr-: 1 ia vtned Aarrien i ol in. at ;;r. 1. t..riou c'.'lcl lor all :n w ith pride for ' w V1S- We rails done : Aa.e.i rier. June 4. l';r.'. Mr- Andrew Jaopae- wciht llilie H,'ind-. Mis- Ma!-1 Wi!-..ii ..f Me,l:..rd. i iui-.i the l:.-.Itie!d- at B--kyde!l a.'ki...w l,si.e -evt-ral very plea-ant from thi-cl.ariuii. httl.- lady. 1 work i- b... The a'ml mother of our i-Meeme. j La-t'y w.- Tl, toun-meu. Joseph and es., Jon,, i prova! of tie party paper, -lice. fill p-i) r. it- ed w hi. has !-eu cnlieaiiy iii at h.-r home 1. ar Salem i now rei ox. rin flowlv and w ii! remove t.. thi- citv in tlie n.-ar cai.0.,1..;. -. c -ii. !i oi i.nf ...1 '. 1. UT - Ke le 'i. n.eu in various c-ca.it.. -. i:...-.! in "w on. aii's w-.rk." i cauisii"ii. and t.. then. ..iian" n.fl :cii, 1:1 ii ini;;. r. : i-i-t e 1 r. - ..:i r h ex. cii. iit w ..rk d. The i'l. H MO. l I l: and I. itor and as-i-'.:n.t 1 Mil . X- iir we .1!,.'. n.any r cll- i ; . ! Notice for Publicaticn. 1 .,, J l n:ir st- 1 n1 O.. t klii ..tia-s wiii ei ve 1 . Ro:n. tnpi,.6. Mt -T. . ?0J. 1 .. i m . Nlk i btrttj ltt la t.MM..:. j ' L..n-.st,s 01 iar-loof t art M o.oir iiiv etc.. .n I n-Iav 1 J mn 1 ir a.- 1 The s. at I. an en: rta'.!.a..i,t , re i'.a". 1. .n. .- ! eei:in June 1.5. All adlliissh.il fo cf l.-n o-ut- w 1!'. ! rhar-.si. j rceels to l-f 1 ubw: uhi :a v.tiAj or i.;inro . r fHHil Ibc Put. ix In.l 9la. t) art o! A it j W- ! O' ,.11-. 'I,, K4k ... W. -....., .... va. I Vt&-VTI..t L. U.kjv- 1 ... 1 ' . . . ....---1. M...t ..-1 . " m n' - r 11. All are crdiallv invito 1 ,..,. s ,.,.4.,u k. I "wXUli t attend. M,- Wix., Happy Time in OM Toa. . ..-it .... "... ..,.r t.n-L.-r-. . 1 : 1 ? j ... ! 1 . i at in. L-h.-t ap- !: 1-y ur ' We t'.'.t erv Lapp It wa j pM-wii, did Town. "a. T. .,cr; Vtiiica Sahe vl.oriv -,: iai-.-Lter ! a l-.i.l ca-e ol :fra. tu is'. a.Tiura la u.'.rir b'..a and Mi Bj.I- ' t:tenieal No tor it p .nt- .( Ik ! IJKif . a. 14 II M St-t'.gti No. , toT- ' ; M.i r"itl. im(fr el. Bl utfr l-ol 1 1 1 t. ttat lb .kd .(Lt i mnrr 1 ;,. ; lor i' !,Sra4llf Ia lor .zru-u'i tir w nt fur-7. r.4 or:ai:S li'.'cjlm (aal iat , tfot itt r.FzuieraoJ KanrlTcrol tt.it.si-t . . tLrtm-x. t)rrfom. a th i--ij, tfi ! jT V ' tSttlemfKY. 190. 11. RITM VIIRMW. I h..r Sli SI .,r ii: :na i., h an.. I am... 1 'when Bur kl-n' ! rt a-wt, .l .1 Biritrt :,.u. W.tlactoB j hit ure. The National C playing a week's y-r.i hon-e in this the It A Bargain in A Little Home, Two-hundred acres, two miles from M vi tie Point . Coos Count v, ire., l.'it) ac- elea re., 70 acres ci mm I timber ; Im-h- tc'l on road ; " k h 1 orchard : l'oihI hous,. in. I barn and improvements; will keel, 25 dairy cnws.Coiivi-niiieiit to river steam Is.at and railroad facilities, I'or partic ular" impure at this office or address iJox Jlyrtlu I'oint, On-oii, ii.t-lv Company igaement at tl i ity ; it is one ..f twenty-six ..iii p.-ui. sent ..m by thei Khs-trie di tor- .. Kau.as City. Mo. I I'r. A. ... IVesoii i the manager of thi .t.nipany : eery inen.U-r .f thi- .s,m pany i- an artist ! ability. 'I he flume briiijj hniit by he llrryoii Luu.l-r Co.. from their mill ..u I'.lifl Creek to their lumU-r yard in thi citv is almost omplet.-l. It ..ei a li t.uice "f al-ont six miles and ju-t ;.s -.m.ii as it is complete.!, the work f bnildin" iu i .i.-ndale n ill i-oiiuneiice : as we are intorine.1 they have UnAed order- lor material for 2ai new ln.us... h.-re. The basket social yiven la-t week at the "iM-ra holism by the and Kdith Jones, un social ly and rmancially ci-.s . tll(-basket sale was f'.T.C), to U-Used iis.n the parsona-e building to In- erected in this riiy as a home for the H'-v. Blair and his family. The -xer-ci-.'- at the social were all well rendered. av correspondent-. w j wreath oi le..sl e. i ha- reat!y euhaucsl tender th mil nd.it l.-n in ict..rv. M.ii laurc: j It d ii-l.i- ah ...1 i I on.-, r.urns. I;uilv uiaJ wiri .s-v. d-ri--tf aj.-v si.j-i . h .. Warranted cakl Lend." ,-1,tB1 ,a of l torr ,-:t imj ol j - lto u- it fer ("nt- rpt. 1. J. T. BRILos. Rr. :LnM.t i 2V at loll". A. C Bruise. lkil-. 1 Wr. I Infallible tor r"iU-. Marstrrs, Jrujj st. Only nyrlle Creek. t Rojsevelt is WI(Iir. Masher is sj.rt in rred carriace sine- i n new double c.v- ,.ir. .iiiv aim i.iia ArmitaL-e are i-n- I ed a te'.etrram ir"iu l'reiint R.kfa!t inn Mends in L.kni..wcr and !:- bu. ,risiIl;; ,l.,.ni ,l,at he would U Slad to A span of horse- ran away ith Mr, j n-'eie ;. conimittee aj.iated by th C. N.s-t on 1". idav la.-l, and w hiie it was j lsird ! a-k him to appoint a ottumi- iierce. no one wa-luirt. j ion ia iin est iate . and to take tep Mrs. t wens.iiid d.ui Mjjse- I'velrn a suci-ss U.th The net pr.r- mt especial mention i- I no the luot i-x-cell. iit v.N-al music of Mi- Kdith June and Mr. R. K. Montgomery; also th tine piano selections "f Mies Mallas Mil ler and Mi-s .ca Tilloy. ''The p.lite Lreiiehmen," by Messrs. B. K. M,.nl eouiery and Johnson. Wiethe feature of the eveninn; and the coon son by Krma Kcdlield (billed forth uproarous applause. The Misses Jones deserve the hicho! prai-e of our 'o.le, and we all re-.ect- fully re,tiest them t'. cue another social it the earliest date M.ssible. i he election is over, and with calm oiitent we lis.k Umhi onr anticipated victory. Beardiii' the defeat by a small majority ,f our etiU'riiatorial cau- lidate, we are inioriucd of the fact that Mr. I iirnirh ''was hard to leat," although he was ruiii.iu; upaiust ".nIiIk" from the bt'innine, as so manv of our .arty favored the re-noniinati"U of iov ruor T. T. ieer, and we were one or Hi. I while we did our best to f up the South Myrtlo, where Missddi,. will teach the summer lei in ! sclnl. Mrs. Mary p.. Teat.- i- dei'neriti a very int.-ro-tiu.' series ..f le.-tur.- here and some, herl.ap- much l is In-ins loiie. i Mi-s Kvelyn .Lick-.n has returned irt'in Cattvt.nvtlle -n h.-rc she h:i had 11 I vcrv successful iiiiliincrv trade lor Mrs. N.Sclij;. Our new barU-r Mr. Kelly has m..ed his family here and Myrtle Cr.-ek is Very proud of so '.ssl an artist, and ad dition to the Tow n. Mrs. Willi- Kramer has been very s.-riulv ill for the past week, but ue are pleased l. re.rl lur improving at this w riling. Kdwiii Weaver is walking aUatt with stiff n.s-k and shoulders: but don't you think it is from the election of Chftm Is'rlain lor Coventor.' Mr. H. I'. Juiikiiis has deeded his farm and mining int. ln-fj to Mr. W.S. Baer who will w ith Armitae and White soon ship n car of ore to sonic smelling works. Mr. B. M. Annita'e i- ettiu.i; I encouragement in the sale of stock of the Alora and (ioldhrick miuiui:. mill ing and smelling Co., and will be in U.eblir this week. strike Notice for Publication. I l'itrt.'itoUl tltcf. j Roarburt Orrfua. Vy .T.li. Xolic 1- hr rrby (iirl U,.! la iva-lj-n j ith ia pmtuloc etth.actoi locrrrs oi iJuaea. !'. atn:nl -as a-t lor tt u.c of ; utHr itaoa in in ..f Ca.ifotn., Ur.-$uD, . Vokk. June ti. Tht I'sarJ of I .Ne1! n4 Whlnrroa trrruery. .irna. ;Utoa,. IBe itoblir iaaj tale.t1MtvlA.it IV- I n.l !. LEONARD BROOKS at Baiiiaf un. ewiatT ut teii, t airol io(toa. ttt thia.laj kidia lEaoiiK iuaraera tatemrnt S. i.Ti lor tor (-Jr L: I aaaxaajaes' NhV. of sstiw N. . ini. ; n r.i th. of rcj tt, 4 iilor l-sf lo bow lhal tfir .dJ soi.hl 1 mora t.u- ao.c ier miimw.w vuw ma-n lor nr.cn.lur al purpoart.aD.1 lo-:ab.istibi c!almis.-aitl laoJ bior taa Krfiteraai KoriTpr id:, 0j);it at Koacbcra. urrrou, on Itiurvlaj ihr ls-h dr of tstptraiU-r, He ntran uttaesxa Mn IliHi. "Alalia Siallik, 8aai.nl B.atrr an J Eveaiiout Bruoa. ail ol Buriinxt.to. M sJiinr toa Any nJ aU pernoas rlaiuiint th abort aecnbeJ iau.lt ant rcjiK-atfl to aie'isvti ciainu la thi off en or Wtoro !, i;a oaT el September, una. . J. T. aklls.r K. RfVier. urn i nn Iron -"--ssn ! 1 -7 i 7- RUSHFORD f : Wagons Vn Hack and rp "J J Buggies iSSkiy -s, nn;nvi ORE t MRS. H. haxe n;i..-1 M'-'ki::' toward a st-ttlrineut ...f the o Miii.iM.KV. Meslames Hunt A. Boss, n.ikland. hae a fine line of spring and suiiiiiiiT inmnivry, .rw pjofi? arrivin everv w.s-k. I.a.heg noveltie?. etc I I lo- U. please Clistj.nieri. Jtilv 1 sheriff's !?alc. Slicriffs Sale. Ulos ai'l our partv nominee, manv rei.tib- icaus, some ol llieui in our citv, -;av their influence' and votes to the deino- ratic candidate with the' result, he was elected. The election of Hon. A. M. Crawford, is extremely j-ratifyinj: t.. "..nth Douglas; our next attoruev L'eu- ral w ill do honor to hi, home couulv. is well as to our state. Our joint rep. resentative, .1. M. I liiusl.r.mli is "our mimic'' still. South loi.hts. his ionic Hi. in Is.vIiimmI lo manlitMHl. re-'ui In the Circuit ''.urtof llio State of lreft'., for lH.ualat i:iintv.- C. V. Ush.-r, Plaintiff llermau lis. in and Mnry Wil.aii, UclcinlmitK. N'mti... 1h liert l.y itivcn, that l.y virluo .l nn i ............... .l i,r.i..r .if mhI. .llllv .nit ..I ml umler llio oi mo io.ove ciiiiucu court Alining IMstrict in LoUi;l.is l olintv Or- 111 ll,etKeeiitilU-i "'--'. ' ioe.urocivlai..l ; ,.., I,.,,,,,., ,!.H V.mjii.Liv Mill site In the Circuit Court oi the State of i'ri'j.",n for IVMisias County, ('..show and Sheridan 1 l'laintiff I vs. I lbnrv 1 1. Lauhl in and Kdward B.I.eish j -lel"endaiit!. j . Notice i hcrehx civen. that bv virtc.a ..fan execution and order of rale dulv issued icit of anil under the seal of the alx.vp cntitlud court: in the above en titled cau.se, t.. me dins ted and dated the. rth day of June l'M.)2. iisin a judjr lneiit ren.li r.tl an, I enti re,! in sairt court mi the 17th .lav of Mav. W2. in favor of the alM.ve i i. imed plaintiff and against . the alM.vo naliusl tleleiidnnt. KUwanl B, j l.eih. and against the hereinafter toen- I tioned and lcecrilel . attached propertv l-r tlie sum ol si.'k!M. witli interest thereon nt the rate of li iw cent lsr an i it in from the 17th Jav Of M:y aud the further stun st fS:t.40 st and dis bursement and the eot of and upon tins win : Now thereiore I will on Saturday, the ulh.Uay of July, lyoa at 1 o'clock p. m. of said da v. at the coin t house front ihs.r in Kosebur;. Doug las Co, Ore. sell at public auction to th hieltesl l.nlilcr torcasli m hand, all the rifjlit, title and interest which the said defendant, I'.dward H. Leigh, hail the L'lst .lay of .March, 1H0:', or at anytime thereafter, iu or to the follow inj; describ ed property to-w it : 1 hat certain Mill site in the Bohemia ... m. ,li..w....l ...... ...,-... I,.,,., i... ......... j;"" iiit-nl rnii'lercilait'l riii' r...l'iii Mii.l conrinii ti. and part iclilarly .h'scribej us beiuj; sit LV.tl. .! ,l Mil. l'.(i in fv,r ol O. . Kislier. liate.I :iIm,u( three-fourths' of a mil- Innlter iii. iilluii.''l 5l 'li si rilM .I Htiaclicl )... ices ill ins election, lie will iIilmhIv mi- county in our legislative halls and we expect in time, to see him occupvinj; seat in the I . S. Senate, where the it mo of llausbroiih is already known ind honored by his .list iii'iiished broth- r, I Ion . II. C. IIansbioiij;i, o'f South Pakota. As lo the re-election of our sheriff and clerk, we nover had a doubt. We simply saw that they were appreci ated and w ere never iu d.tni'i' of defeat. Sufe indued are the oilices of sheriff unij ertv lr the sum oH'.'.'.u.i Willi interest Hicn on al the rate i.f 1. M-r cut .ei nuiiiiui Imm lli 1st iny 'it He.tcm!K.'r, lull, ami Om lurlli.-r urn ut J.MKI(Mslml 1mi the c.-'n of iin.l ll ( ... it IIiIn ill. Now liiert'iorf i win on iiturdav. the 1-th 'lav ol .lulv, HKl i bout 40 miles il littto south of east of Coitao lirove, Iine County, Mreon. and as coiniucucin-.'al the location notice on a stake als.ut three-fourths of a mile northeast of said Annie claim and riiu n'.iiji in a northerly direction i:$!i :!-li; feet : thence easterly 47S1a 'Vet ; thence southerly -7J;,U ; feet ; theinv westerly irs:,,i f.s-l : and thence northeasterly -H'J'-'a feet to the place, of lx-i ti n iiifj, "it- l one oVI'M'k . in id rnl'l ly. ""' eon r liouso front iloor ' K.iel.uru. Iioin.'lii'" vomit y, OrrKt.u, W.-U al public auction, sni'l 'rl to tv leiiiplioD, lo the IiIkIicsI l.i.hli r lor c.i in hnml all Ihc riKlii, li'.le mi'l interest tlie sn. ........ ....lrl.,..i.l 11,..,., h.i.l ,1 .1,.. Jil. .I... iii'iviHiiiu."". on,.. ... .'"-.. . 1 :.. ll .. I.. , ....... 1 I..,. . .. . .. oi sc.temlwr, l'.HII, or al anr iimu nun-nllcr in unieo in i-onias v o.ou , virion, cvni an.l t. tho IoIIohIiir .lwrilssl n ut iio...rty, , tuiniic five acres, w ith all the singular, ..onMre.;;-!:. tenements Ueit.e..ta .and an- K 7 went. In IIoiirIhs eoiuily, Ui.-.ui, toKeiher ; pui'tenances llicreitllto Ih-iuUIII;; or 111 wlili the leiiciiicniH licreilli.iim.iils unit ' tinv wise apHTtainiilL'. hr:"".;;r ";:;:za '. . ' rx-..ti.m, ..r-ier of i,i, lil execution, onler ol who, in ini.-iesi, cosis ami ci i ncoiji cosis U'resl, c.ist ami aecru. liiK i'oU. KwlMirg.OreBi.il, June 6, 1'Mi. - ' K. I.. I'ARKOTT, eherill ol DoukI counly, Onoii, Notice for Publication. E ASTON is r re pa red to wait upon old and new customer? and friends with a full and complete clock of -GROCERIES AM fresh an.l of t) r. i quality. Teas aad coffees are peciaitiea. Your patronage f oiicitevl. d Jos Jackson St., RtKcburg J iqoo Water Proof Harness Oil Klackinj Pump in theconsisteI:cv..i crva-ai. and p-s-.tivr'.r wi!l nt jam or tn-Vd. ii;v the leather firmness, vet makes it s.,?t an.l j.liabi.-. Pn-s. rves t.. leather and st'tchni? tr. m incUmec.t weath.-r and Sive the harn,-s a neat and fi.rsh.sl at laramv. I;0.,::v lnak( .,, h .-k new an will u,ke it last ,wi,v l-nji by the t: f !'Jn H.irnev .; r. ,1 In ll.iin.1 ,. h.,.. ... - - ihepun-h.-e ot thesiCl ; 7 ' r'"1":.:' and hip ;l n-uh. rnr s - '"'i ry J . . Ml our-;. ir.on. On . ILrri,. si CniteJ autn. Ijnil Olfic. Rovetniia. Orwn, Mav 1 Notice i Ber.br (it-en thai in conpliaD.-e with the prori-loo el ibe act el . onjresj o. June S. !:. entnle.1 "An act for Ihr..'.- ,i timber laaJ ia tbr run of t a): lorn, a, . .ri;..n, ! e4 to a.l Ibe put.llc .an.l ia!r t a-: o( Anx it 4, wc, MTISDA M. BROOKS of Burling ton, toontr ... -karit, a'air of Wh infioo, naini uar ni.sl In itna off .atfmenl Nn. i-.i lor ! of sei.on No.,..ns w ann will o(! rtin.l lo hnw -hai the laa.l 0Q1.I Utnorv Taiiii' ir l..r il-limU-r or in than for arri.ailturat i.,irp.Me. and i e:aVish bercialm ioald i.su.f twiore lhetl ;i:r as.l ReeeiTerol Ihiaolhreat Ho-enr 'mron. ,,n Thuraliv fh 1 s I , 1. v ..Iv......, i . . - . " - - - - oi.irr ., . ..in tu Hl 111 i 1 amoM S!l..r inlHihiKl Hm.,l. .i,u..- If Ifi.lnii fti.lilii.i.. ' Any ami all ct-nxuarlaiaiins a.Hrne'.r th. above u.rit. Ui are rtsiursted i t Die ihetr e'.alm In tht nflire en or twforenat.l lth .lay ..! t and K TK. Rs. at l').vtt Septcniher, lj; 1. PHItHtKM. R'tixci. Notice for Publication. l'Bile.1 State l.an.l Oflice, K.ehur(. Oregon, June 4. l.'j. Nttsi.- ia here''V ztenthl in .-uuii.l-r.- nilhlhe krevtl -a ol Ibea.l ol li.itnsi f June .1, X. rnmlf-4 "An n- ,.r lb sale of lim Istr la u.la lnihi..u;ei tut ('u:,u ma. v.re,.n. N-va.la. an.l Wa-o;hct..n lrrit..r ' in.. e.1 lo all the public lau.l tat. by act of Au- JOHN' 1AI.K ol R.H4.MirtC.Miiiir l ; Dounlas, Slate of Dre Cud, ha llu .lay lt,e. in thi ortj.-e lc sv.eru fclalrmenl No. -.-..j; for IK.. ...ir. h ..l u . m l ul S'. sW ' , of mc .O.lwt. touth.tantie i rs aiidwfU oll.-r ).n.l to !..... ti.nl :he '.ana '.ufhl i im.re val. al.ie lor ir lunb-r or 'me than tor aj-rlciilfiral irMM-.s. niM lu eslaMnh. hielaiui losaht la'i.l te r. 'be K. t sie-. mij Rec-iverol thin oflice at kn -litiop I Ir.- ... .... Saturday the .'7th Jar ol S.-pt. 1?...'. lie iiaui. a witness: IVItr half, an.l M. Ms.r.-..( !. iiinr, N. M.iore. of IValtoa. mi l litM. n .r-l.l i ,iuur,..r,,n. Any au, 111 ber-on e.ainun .rervrlT it InM ll t Riddle Pharmacy. s? jj I. B. RIDDLE. Prop. it V ti Al.LKINDaOr Fresh Drugs. Hetlicines. Toilet Articles. Paints. Oils. Glass, Sundries. Prescription promptly filled by a competent dritgjr'Bt. RIDDLE, - OREQON. 3 3 tMte .lrcrili .'lain lw.'. lands arr rr-t.ic-l I to al their iu s J. T. lailut oh or brlonr aaid ITtti Jr ol Seutemter. EMIDuKS. KejcUter. Iate( at Kosehiiri', this 5th dav o( June, 1!HJ. E. D. TAR'torr, Sheriff of I)ouj:his County', Orein. ' Nasal CuUirh lueut by Ely a Cream italiu, wLich ia i;re aUy aromatia. It ia recoived ILrauul. .1- noMtrile, elaausea aud heaia tha wUola m lacaOTW Which it dlffnaeailaalf 1 .,..; -r- aell tha 60c, aiia; Trial aie hy mail 10 oeuta. Tatt it and jou are aure to contiiiua thetrtatment , XjtnouBcemeiit. To aocoruBJoJnto tboca who ara partial to tha naa of atomizara iu applying fcquiOa into tha uaaal pwaaagea for taCarrhai tnm fj Pwwtow pwpara Cream Calm b h-una form, which wiUU known aa Llrt Liquid Craam Balou rricajnclndini? tha pwyine tuba ia 75 ceata. BhreiauSt b, mad. 'lha hquid fOT ambodiea tha uiad, taaaJ propartla (I CI aolld tef aUoaT IJEST MEAL IN THE CITY FOR ' 25 CENTS. THE NEW an tr. Washington aud Main Streets Mrs. Iklle Collins Kosebnr; lleania and Djeiiig Worts JAS. FKKlU'SOX, Prop All Kinds ofCIothinz Cleaned anJ Dyed. . . l!cs Street, vipoita Satistuctiou l'n'shvti'rian church. liuaranteed : i