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AND A
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By the Persistent Use of
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physicians, who treated me, called a
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cancer, . assuring me that
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Ayer's Sarsavarilla, and, after tak
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health improve, I persisted in thia
treatment, until the sore was en
tirely healed. Since then, I use
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a tonic and blood-purifier, and, in
deed, it seem3 as though I could not
keep house without it." Mrs. S. A.
Fields, Bloomfield, la.
AY
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COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Continued from third page.
clean, conservative and economical ad
ministration, and that they will report
to the county central committee, as soon
as possible after taking eaid office, a
statement of the cost of eaid offices for
the past two years, and when called
upon by eaid county central committee,
they will furnish a statement -of the af
fairs of eaid offices, as conducted by
them respectively, and the saving that
has been made during their term in
office, and any recommendation made
by the central committee, looking
toward economy, will receive proper
consideration.
The report was adopted.
A motion waax then made by I. D,
Driver that the county be districted to
elect state delegates and a committee of
three be appointed to district the same
and report as soon as -convenient.
Carried and the chair appointed H
Lonsdale, I D Driver and Ad Keller as
such committeee.
The committee reported in about
thirty minutes as follows: First dis
trict Cascade Locks and West Hood
River, S F Bylthe delegate. Second
district East Hood River, Baldwin and
Mosier, F M Jackson, delegate ; Joseph
Knox, justice of the peace for Baldwin ;
C M Wolfard, justice for Hood River,
and O B Hartley constable. Third
Trevitt, Bigelow and East Dalles, E B
Dufur, S B Adams, A S Mac Allister, J
A Douthit, delegates to state convention ;
John M Filloon, justice; Frank IIilI,
-constable. Fourth Columbia, Des
chutes, 8-Mile and Dufur, J C Johnson
delegate. Fifth Ramsey, Kingsley,
Kansene and Bakeoven, T W Glavey
delegate. Sixth Tygh Valley, Oak
Grove and Wamic, I D Driver; H T
CJorum justice; James Turner constable.
-For Nansene, Patrick McGreer justice of
' the peaee. A S Bennett was nominated
i as delcgate-at-iarge, by H J Maier and
W N Wiley alternate, nominated by J
X Story. Both were elected by accla
mation. A motion, made by H. J. Maier, was
then carried that the above nominations
by precincts be confirmed.
The county ticket was then taken np.
For coroner, W H Williams was nomi
nated by acclamation.
Surveyor Chas Schutz by accla
mation. Assessor Geo P Morgan by accla
mation. School Supt Aaron Frazier by accla
mation. Commissioner A J Swift and John
Doyle were placed in nomination. The
ballot resulted in the selection of Doyle.
Treasurer Geo A Liebe by acclama
tion. County judge Judge Geo C Blakeley
by acclamation.
, County clerk D L Gates by acclama
' tion. '
Sheriff The names of S B Adams, j
H Blakeney, L F Morse, H F Woodcock
and R H Guthrie were placed in nomi
nation. The first ballot resulted:
Adams 7, Blakeney 7, Morse 27, "Wood
cock 18, Guthrie 19. Second ballot,"
Adams ' 3, Morse 34, Woodcock 21,
Guthrie 20. The third ballot resulted,
Morse 31, Woodcock 23, Guthrie 24.
Fourth ballot, Morse 34, Woodcock 26,
Guthrie 18. On the fifth ballot Wood
cock was elected, the vote standing,
Morse 35, Woodcock 43. Guthrie witb-
drew. '
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Mill Creek tarm at 11 :30 o'clock
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tUi
nett, aged 63 yea
Mrs. Bennett
Mrs. Zyltha Ann Ben-
years 7 months and 20 days.
was bprn in New York
slate, coming to the coast with her hus
band in 1865, and to Wasco county in
1871. She was married in Miuhigau.
She was tho mother of five children,
four of whom are now living James
Stearns of Washington, Mrs. Augusta
Snodgrasa of Juniper Flat, Alfred S.
Bennett of The Dalles, and Samuel Ben
nett of Tygh Valley. She is also sur
vived by her husband, now 81 years old.
The funeral occurs Thursday at Tyg
Valley.
WKD.
At Dufur, Sunday, April 5th, the wife
of Andrew Douglas. Besides the hus
band, three small children are left to
mourn her loss.
The Anti-Simon Convention.
Portland, April 6. The anti-Simon
faction of the Republican party met to
day in the chamber of commerce for the
purpose of completing the ticket. The
meeting was presided over by Chairman
Carey. After adopting iesolutions de
nouncing Simon and calling for reform
and abolishment of the fee system, a re
gietration law to govern primaries and
pledging eapport to Senator Mitchell,
the convention adjourned, till Wednes
day, April 15. The fight will now be
carried to the congressional convention
which meets next Wednesday. Anti
Simon people claim that if the conven
tion seats their delegates it will be a pre
cedent for the state convention to fol
low. .,
The Hirer and Harbor Bill.
Washington, April 6. The river and
harbor appropriation bill paseed under
suspension of rules by a rising vote, 216
to 40, the opposition not being strong
enough to secure an aye and nay vote.
Hepburn, Republican, of Iowa, before
the vote was taken, made a bitter attack
to kill, especially on the Mississippi
river commission.
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Racine TopBnggies, medium grade, $75; best grade, $100. Racine Hacks
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