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The Voters ol the Plrst District Decide
that Dinger Hermann Shall Succeed
Hon.Thos. H. Tongue. A Merited
Honor.
MAJORITY ABOUT 2300.
Hon. Hiuecr Hermann was
elected to congress by u majority of
about two thousand three lnimlretl
over A. 12. Reauies, of Jacksonville.
Rcanies has carried four and pos
sibly five of the seventeen counties
of the district. There was an un
usual falling off in the voting
throughout the district. When
the votes are all in it will show
that about 35 tier cent of the voters
did not go to the polls at all. The
total number of votes cast was
about 30,000 as.compared with 45,
000 at the last election.
COUNCIL PROClUUHNUS.
Present: Mayor R. M. Veatch;
Councilmen. T. P. Currin, J. I.
Jones, S. K. riper, C. H. VauDcn-
bcr and Oliver Vcnien.
Petition prohibiting bicycles
running on sidewalks in the city
limits rend nud recorder ordered to
prepare ordinance as prnyed for by
petitioners.
Report of committee on Wynne
alley recommend defcring the mat
ter until November 1903. Report
of committee accepted.
Ordinance No 68 prohibiting
chickens and other domestic fowls
running at larce In the city limits
was introduced and passed.
On motion the marshal was in
structed to have the shooting gallery
on Main Street fix a mote secure
back stop otherwise to move his
place of business.
Hill read and allowed
Griffin & Veatch h'ware
Ulectric Light Co
Lewis ft Ventcli
H. 15. Underwood,
J. K, Young, recorder
J. M. Sherwood, hall rent
Willson Restaurant, meal for
prisoners
W. II. Lincoln
5 TIIK
Grocery Store
OF-
I Metcalf I
1 & Morse j
2 is the place to buy
your groceries.
j I
Everything is cleati, 5
2 new, fresh and of first 5
grade quality.
143.80
t.oo
H.30
t.oo
4.00
1.00
, AT EST UU
(Meaning Prom Dispatches to liven
ing Telegram Horace McKlnley and
Marie Ware Arrested.
OTHliU HUMS 01' INTHUUSr.
Miss Marie Ware, formerly U. S.
Land Commissioner at Kugene was
arrested in Portland Wednesday
and released upon furnishing f 1000
bonds. Miss Ware is cnargeu
with being implicated in land
' frauds.
I Horace McKinlcy one of the
principals in the alleged land frauds
war arrested Tuesday in Portland
and released upon louds in the
sum of $2000.
I Tnc postmaster's salary at Cot
Itagc Grove has been raised from
iioo to $1 too net annum.
S. C. Hoeninghaus, who was
conspicious on the streets of Cot
tage Grove some weeks since, rep
resenting the Wnshintogn Life In
surance Co.. has been nrresUd in
1 Portland, charted with forccn.
LODOli NOTI1S-
OS
KNCAM I'MUNT.
The Coast Fork F.ucampmcut,
No. 49 will gie a social in the near
future and all Kncanipmcnt mem
bers are requested to be present.
FOKKUSTKKS Ol' AMKKICA.
At the regular meeting of For
resters of America tonight officers
will be elected. All members are
requested to be present.
1. o. o. v.
Tha Subordinate Loege, I. O. O.
F. will have work in the second and
third degrees Saturday night.
M0DKKN WOOBMHN.
The M. W. A. elected eight new
candidates to membership at their
meeting Wednesday night.
A. o. u. w.
Ralph Fecney, organizer for the
A. O. U. W., has completed the
organization of a lodge here with
34 charter members.
-SHOES
Men'N, Koy'N,
and Youth's
OKA KIK SHOES
itlcn'N FineSlioeN
I keep all the best shoes and
at prices to suit the pur
chasers. If you want bar
gains in SHOF.S. sec me.
REPAIRING OF UL KINDS NEATLY DONE
I put patches on ladies fine
shoes, without sewing. The
patches don't show. I will
repair free all shoes purchas
ed from me that rip.
F. .1. BENTIiEY