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4 i If ! 1 hi r. i Qty Restaurant! D.G.ROGERS, Prep. Nevada. Reno, Nev., Nor. 10. There are still about 70 precincts to hear fioa ia this state. A conservative estimate places Booeevelt's plurality at between 2,500 and 3,000. Yerington, Rep., is elected Rhode (aland. Providenre, R. I., Nor. 9. -Com plete retains from Rhode Island for pte!kt give: Roosevelt 40,893; Parker ,924; Boosevelt 'a plurality 15,- 974. Utter, Rep., will be elected gov MINC IS CXPLOfiC. HEALS AT ALL HOURS Served to Order over Van Dueer, Dem., by abot 100. ernor br less than 6,000 pltnality. The Nixon, Jiep., for eenator, will control legislature ia overwhelmingly Hepubli the legislature by about three votea. , lean. OUSTERS, CLAMS, CRABS aod" CRAWFISH IN SEASON VtSStt Building PRINEVILLE, OR. j. l. Mcculloch Ohio. Columbus, O., Nov. 19. Nearly complete returns tonight show close to 250,000 plurality for Roosevelt and Fairbanks electors. Only 18 out of the 83 counties in the slate have been car ried for Parker and only one Democrat ic congressman has been elected out of 121. State Chairman Harvey Garber, the Democratic candidate in the Fourth district, baa 1,600 plurality in a dis trict normally 6,000 Democratic. Colorado. Denver, Nov. 10. D. B. Fairley, Republican etate cbaiman, today abandoned his claim that Governor J. Pool ITctatQ 9. InClirOnPO Peabody had been re-elected, and nCdl UO ICUC a IllOUiailUC the governor himself conceded hie de feat. Adams' majority over Pea body in the city and county of Denver is 6,- 070, and in the entire etate about 5,600. DEALER TS Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 9. Roosevelt has carried Wyoming by 7,500 to 8,- 00O. Brooks, Republican, has been elected governor by over 4,000 over Os borne, Democratic. New Jersey. Newark, N. J., Nov. 9 New Jersey was carried by the Republicans by a biffger majority than ever the most Ban eulno of the Republican predictions. The state gave in the neighborhood of 60,000 for Roosevelt. Virginia, Richmond, Va., Nov. 9. The state has gone about the usual number Democratic. USTMCTER& EXAMINER OF TITLES Prinevllle Oregon Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Complete but unofficial figures leceived by the laaAiiarar1 Pmqb fmm avar nnti nfr fn WANTED: 200 BEB !ihft:Mu but from where a close estimate has been obtained, shows that President Roosevelt's plurality in Pennsylvania has reached 494,952, probably the largest plurality ever given a presiden tial candidate by any state in the polit ical history of the country. Wares, $2.25 Per Day Board, $4.50 Per Week FIFTY TEAMS $20 Per Day Mississippi. Jackson, Miss, Nov. 9. The Demo cratic plurality ie unusually largo in Mississippi, having reached the total of about 50,000. All Democratic con gressmen are elected. Michigan. Detroit, Nov. 9. Michigan today was the scene of a veritablo landslide. Roosevelt and Fairbanks have carried the state by an unprecedented majority variously estimated at from 100,000 to 150,000. Frederick Warner for gov ernor and the Republican state ticket, are elected. Japanese ShcH Drops on Itx Moun tain at Pert Arthur. Cbeefoo. Nov. 12.- Itx mountain, ac coidlng to Chinese, 120 of whom ar rived here today from Port Aithur, is proving a costly obstacle to the Japan On the mornings of November 6 and G fierce assaults on tl position were made by the Japanese, who were repulsed. During the second assault a shell, soaring over the other hills from Palichung. dropped on Itx moun tain and demolished a mine and the mine controlling station and exploded other mines. The Russians were holding the trenches on the boundary of- the mined sections. Between 600 and 700 were killed or wounded. The Japanese, not having reached tho place were unhurt. Itz mountain owes tho beat part of its strength to tho peculiar topogtaphy of tho surrounding countty, which pre vents n direct artillery fire and docs not enable the Japanese to advanco trenches with tho eucccsb evident else where. The Japaneso advanced on it in both instances ,from behind distant hills, with tho fullest force tho ground would allow, but in tho long distances which they were compelled to travereo in tho face of machine guns their rnnka were melted. Both times tho Japanese broke the wire entanglements la places. One soldier with a leg torn off was seen trying to bite the wires. SERIES or rmcs. W. BOLTON 3b CO. DXAX.XIU Df Mire, Vnitmit, Stares iti Blips STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY Carrying a Full Line of everything needed by a Farms- and Stockman. Agents for the Bain Wagon, Benkla Clipper Plows, Drills, Harness, Etc. ANTELOPE, OREQON H. GLENN & CO. TOE DALLES- s Dealers in Paints, Oils, Gloss and "Wall Paper, Doors, Windows, Lath, Lime and Cement, Room and Picture Mould in?. Shingles and Building Materia! of All Kkuk, Write for Price List and Discounts. Next Door to Landofffc HALL'S SAFES BOLD ONLY BY TXB Nor r is Safe and Look Co. Apply or "Write to Deschutes Irrigation & Power Co BEND, OREGON flRS. JOHN CYRUS DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Optical Goods & Notions West Virginia. Pakeraburg. W. Va., Nov. 10. The official returns for West Virginia are not yet in, but from returns received Booeevelt's plurality in the state is placed at 25,000 to 30,000. The Be publican stale committee claims the election of W. G. Dawson, Bep., for governor, by about 9,000 plurality. The Democratic state .committee con cedes his election by about 5,000. "1332-4 Second Ave., Seattle, Wulu 412Pine St, Sin Frandico, Cal. 114 Wat&agtca St., Spokane, Waib. Repairing of All Kinds PRINEVILLE OREGON J. W. BOONE narness and Stock Saddles Repairing Quickly and Neatly Done PRINEVILLE OREGON E- Mm SMITH Dealer la and Manufacturer of HARNESS AND SADDLES Bridles, Quirts, Silver-Mounted Spurs and Bits Goat Chaparejos, Etc Missouri. St. Louis, Nov. 10. With seven counties still to be heard from the re turns shove that Booeevelt's plurality in Missouri stood at 15,755. Of the seven counties unheard from eii went for Bryan in 1900. They are remote and sparsely settled. With complete returns from 96 counties out of 114 at hand, the entiie Republican Etate tick et, with the exception of governor, has been elected by pluralities of 350 to 15,000. Minnesota. St. Paul, Nov. 10. Incomplete re turns from all counties in Minnesota show that Johnson, Dem., was elected governor by a majority of 13,000. Be- turnsj-eceived here today show that the next Minnesota house of represent atives will have 107 Bepublicans and 12 Democrates. Three Perish In New York Tene ment House Diazes. New York, Nov. 12. Three poisons lost their lives, 20 were Injured, and nearly half a hundied were overcome by smoke und an equal number are temporarily homeless as a result of a series of fires in various parts of the city today. In nearly every case, the fires were in tenement houses occupied by a large number of families, and at least two of them are thought to hovel been Btaited by Incendiaries. In no case was the property Iosb more than a few thousand dollars. That no more lives were lost undoubtedly was duo to the fact that tho flames were discovered in every instance before they had made great headway, and the excellent nun la proceeding Biowly. BepublicanB made of saving appliances by the fire- School Boolrs nnri Stiit Jnnw other apparatus enaoied tho firemen to save many persons whose escape had been cut off by the flames and choking smoke. Nearly all tho fires started in tho lower parts of the buildings, and the Georgia. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 9. This state will send all 13 Democratic electors to the college to name tho president. Vermont. White Biver Junction, Vt., Nov. 9. Complete returns from Vermont: Boosevelt 40,691; Parker 9,881; Booee velt's plmality 30,S10. Kansas. xopeica, Kan., nov. a. At 1:30 a. m. Chairman Stubbs, of the Republi can State commitete. claimed the elec tion of Hoch for governor by a plurali ty of 50,000 Booeevelt's plurality will be close to 100,000. North Carolina." Charlotte, NJO., Nov. 9. The count New Hampshire. New HampBhiro haa been carried overwhelmingly by the Bepublicans. South Carolina. Agenti for the Pacific Coxtt. The only firm t&at can sell a Safe unite Hall's Brand. Exclusive tik for the only MANGANESE BANK SAW, Ageata for the OLIVER TYPEWRITERS, 84 Third Street, Portland, Ore, F. N. WATT CONFECTIONERY Palcr In CIGARS, TOBACCOS, bmokers7 Supplies, Fruits, Livery and Feed Stable JL. HIXSO.V, FreprUfer. Public Station Local and Distance Telephone Long Columbia, S. O., Nov. 9. Parker dense clouds of smoke which swont ud REPAIRING NEATLY DONE PrlnevHle Oregon CULVER HOTEL AND FEED BARN iEBBY BEAD, Manager. Good Meals Clean Beds New Buildings GRAIN AND HAY OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE PRICES REASONABLE CULVER OREGON Montana. Butte, Mont., Nov. 10 The returns from Tuesday's election thus far re ceived seem to give the Bepublicans the best of it in the next legislature. The house, it is figured on actual re turnF, will be BepublicanB 37, Demo- ctats 31, doubtful 4. The senate from present indications will be 15 Bepubli cans, 10 Democrats and 1 doubtful. A Bepublican legislature insures the return of ex-senator Thomas H. Carter to the United States. baa carried South Carolina by not less than 40,000 plurality. The Democrat ic stat- ticket haB been elected without opposition. Kentucky. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 9. The Be publicanB at this time concede the Dem ocrats nearly everything. Nebraska. Omaha, Nov. 9. At midnight the indicationa are that Boosevelt haa car ried Nebraska by a plurality of 36,000 to 40,000. The Bepubl'cinB have elected congressmen in the First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts. The Second and third aie in doubt. through the halls and el ova tor shafts drove the panic stricken tenants to roofs and fire escapes. Many were overcome Defore reaching the outer air, i but with the exception of three fill were found by firemen and carried out In safety BANDIT OUTVITS OFFICER. AGENT TROY LAUNDRY "SHETLAND'S" ICE CREAM DELICIOUS SODA WATER Antelope, Oregon New York. New York, Nov. 9. Returns from Notorious Harvey Logan, Disguised as Prospeclor, Leaves Wyoming. Denver, Nov. 12. A special dispatch from Thennopolis, Wyo., eays: Sheiiff Fenton, of Big Horn county, and posse, with Sheriff Stough, of Fre mont, have returned from the chase after Harvey Logan and his gang of Cody bank robbers, and reports that Logan, by the boldest piece of daring, outwitted the officers and made his ca- SUBSCRIDE fOB TUB mm FI8SEES ui tfas FARM JOURNAL Pioneer one year, Farm Jour nal five years, all for $2. Send your order to tho Pioneer. Horses Given Best of Cafe and Attention. Prices Reasonable ANTELOPE ORE(K? WATCH THIS SPACE lUMtvad for THEO. LIEBB Practical Waiekaafctr awl kmtet THE DALLES, OREGON Illinois. Chicago, Nov. 9. The indications, based on the returns received, afe that the Bepublican national ticket has car- ..frfwl T 11 : r. .-. ! r. I... 1. i ica nnn ml - New York, Nov. 9.-BeturnB from " " "JT tu J -lue cape out of the country last Sunday the whole state show that Boosevelt pemociata declare that the figures were Lnd j. now well out of tha atati, has 174,000 pluraliy and that Higgins exaggeraieo, out aumit tnat Koosevelt j diega58ed afl a prognector for governor has 80,000. The legialat- will have a plurality not far from 100,- odS pacfc muIe ,Sd with ure uave iu KepuDiicans oui oil toos and provisions tramped out of 150, and 35 Bepublican senators out of Arkansas. the Hole-in-the-Wall country, nast the TUfio tl- i.i, x--.. n ttij I two poEEes. and made his wav to Can. IT 1. 1 ..vo.VJ .UJW, XII... HH, O.- J.IJ1B I " . . . " 1 or" state iB carried by Parker by a slightly wnere J?e ,t00k,a. raln If you want the best thero ia you will call for WHITE RIVER FLOUR . uIf(y."r "?r?1iant doe8n'fc CAT it aond your ordcra direct to haadauartaH and it will bo filled from our nearest agoucy. Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. in an Kinds ot hay and grain, aeed, flour, bran, shorU, ; THE DALLES, OREGON Dealers wool, etc. EASTWOOD & DEE GO TO SHANIKO And Buy Your HARNESS From FRED DAVIS Repair Promptly and Cheaply Done Antelope Drug Co. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT ANY HOUR Carries a Complete Line of Drugs, Druggists' Sundries and Patent Medicines 50. Parker carried Greater New with one election district missing, 35,999. Brooklyn was carried by RooEevelt by 1,080. Herrick carried Greater New York, with one election district missing, by 80,025, and Brook lyn by 5,404. Iowa. Des. Moines, Iowa, Nov. 11. Com plete unofficial returns from every coun ty in the Btate were, received by the, Btate auditor today. , Thevote on pres ident follows: Boosevelt, Bep., 331, 570; Parker, Dem., ie5,589; Debs., Soc., 78,342; Swallow, Prohi., 7,285; Watson, Pop.. 1,791. These are the figures that will be canvassed by the board in December. increased majority over the last aeneral election. Texas. Austin, Tex., Nov. 9. Nearly com plete returns show that the vote cast will hardly exceed 375,000, of which 250,000 where cast for Parker, 60,000 for Boosevelt and the remainder scattered. The remainder of the cane snlit nn. two disappearing completely and two more doubling back into the mountains two miles from Theimopolis The lat ter are well known to tho officers and ineir capture will be effected in a fnw days. One of these men wawith Logan in the deeccnt on tho bank. SAW MILL Wisconsin. Milwaukee, Nov. 9. It is generally conceded that Boosevelt has carried Wisconsin by 60,000.. Both Bepubli can and Democratic state chairmen claim the state respectively for La Follette and Peck. South Dakota. Sioux Falls, "8.1)., Nov. 9. .Chair roan Martin, of the Democratic state central committee, has .issued a state ment in which he concedes Boosevelt polled 60,000 votes, Parker 30,000 and Watson 15,000. North Dakota. Program of Irrigation Congress. El Paso, Tex, Nov. 9.The executive committee of the 12th National Irri gation congress haa mailed to all dele gates an advanco program of the pro ceedings oi the coming session of the congress to be held in this city Novem ber 10 10 18. un tho subjects of for. Hardships of Wrecked Crew. San Francieco, Nov. 12. - Captain Kirkwood and 29 members of the crew of the ill-fated steamer Mineola ar rived from tho Orient today on the steamer Manchuria. Tho Mineola was wrecKea about throe weeka ago rtDI79l V In TPf.il hav ftff , nn..t an u I v ri I L. I and the crow and officers had consid erable difficulty in landing. They fin ally reached tho shore, and aftei many hardships, arrived at Yokohama. The crew had nothing but rotten fish to eat lor 24 days, when they wore picked up by a British man-of-war. Carries a full line of rough and dreaaed lumber, ahinglea, etc. Call at m on Willow Creek or write to ua for pricea at D U ... - OREGON THE LEADER "avhn, Propltor;il ' v MISS a Orders Promptly Attended To 000 to 25.000. This ia an Increase of over 60 per cent from McKinley'a ma- Graud Forks, N. D., Nov. 0. Boose- e8try engineering and mechanics nrZ Britain and i-aicat styles, lowest prices. Larcnufc nml t..t b..ii.,i i t- ti..j i JSJiJiSttS: w""""eton s,rMt' Mvm Main St., Antelope, Ore jority. The atate ticket probably 4,000 less. is elected by the; Dallas We furnish Bonds of all kind; write Insurance of all kinds; do all kinds of Conveyancing. Blue Print township maps of all kinds for sale Prices reasoaable TIMOTHY BROWNHILL Madras, Off, j Maine. Portland, Maine, Nov. 9. With a slightly decreased vote Maine today gave the usual 'Bepublican majorities. Democrats showed less interest than Bepublicana and many did not vote, Connecticut. New Haven, Conn., Nov. 9. Com plete returns from the state give Boose velt 111,330 ; Parker 72,167, For gov ernor: Huberts, Bep., 104,763; Robert son, Dem., 78,187. Por Treaties With America. Washington. Nov. 12. Secretary Hay has received assurances from Great Mexico that they standi negotiate arbitration treat- ural settlement, the nrotrram inclined Iefl on t0 1Inea ' recently con- addresses and naners hv 87 nf i mf eluded between France and the United prominent experts in their respective 8ta,e8 Consequently, the state depart- uepartments. meni wm proceeu at once to complete I iha whnln fnhrirt nf llm t.notlnn . I ..iSrs::-,, 7rzt central oregon banking & trust company ngures leceived bv the foie n office, cemner o. ( iNCOr4FoivrHr. ' 1 1 .i a ' I 1 me oouuiweat African war has cost Germany about $20,000,000, and al- Thousands of Reservists CscaDe. X n I olui.t. i. uii. r" 1 1 . J0,n tho colore for service o iftiuuio IB no U1IIIT MB 111 AlUnCllUrin. WIilrh hna Capital Stock $25,000. 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