FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910
ROGVE RIVER COURIER
PAGE THRZ3
ialReturns For Election of 1910.
REWARD OFFERED FOR
DETECTION FIRE SETTERS
OFFICE AND CANDIDATE S
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166 278
80 68
194 2S4
166 235
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63 103
166 238
79 139
119 208
204 321
I5S 248
73 70
160
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153 255
75 77
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264
Representative '
Elmore, P 16
Hawley, R, 90
Sherman, S 43
R. G. Smith, D ZZZZ. 104
Governor
Bowerman, R 126
West, D. .'. " 8g
Secretary of State
Benson, R 152
Oliver. D iH
Treasurer
Kay. R 163
Justice (Four-year)
Bean, R 142
McBrlde, N.-P 93
Slater, N.-P. 43
Justice (6-year)
Burnett, R 134
King, N.-P; ZZZ 67
Moore, N.-P
Attorney-General
Crawford, R Igg
State Superintendent
Alderman, R
Horner, D
State Printer
Duniway, R
Godfrey, D
Labor Commissioner
Hoff, R.
Houston, D
Railroad Commissioner
McLaln, D 63
Miller, R 138
State Engineer
Lewis, R 143
Water Superintendent
Chinnock, R 170
Circuit Judge
Calkins, R 181
Representative
Blanchard, 1 73
Dr. Smith, R 143
County Judge
Anderson, R 84 -US 174
Jewell, D 141 161 20S
Sheriff
Burkhalter, D 62
Lovelace, 1 63
Smith, R 113
County Clerk
Cheshire. R 149
Mahoney, D 71
County Treasurer
Perkins, D 92
Peterson, R 10S
County Surveyor
Dean,, D 61
Hall, R ',. 124
Whipple, S 78
Coroner
Strieker, R 177
Walton. D 73
County Commissioner
Barlow, R
Provolt, D
County Prohibition
Dry
Wet
State Prohibition
Dry
Wet
Search Law
Yes
No
Home Rule
Yes
No
Hogs at Largo
Yes
No
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51 47 44 30 50 21 46 24 30 36 25 47 20 1009
33 24 20 13 21 7 34 9 20 27 11 15 10 436
52 50 48 37 52 22 46 25 32 40 20 47 24 1033
34 26 22 11 26 6 41 10 21 27 17 21 11 503
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43 46 31 27 37 21 46 23 25 37 21 43 18 881
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11 17 24 30 13 8 14 14 16 19 24 15 22 420
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35 21 9 16 32 9 54 13 26 44 23 37 11 599
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irrigated;
iW AN ACRE
$ 1 an Acre a Month. Na Interest.
Perpetual -water risht. First-class
land. Perfect climate. Tracts ten
acres and up. So residence re
quirement. Want salesmen in every
town in Orepea and Washington.
Wt M tOO 000 CtS
CHAMA VAIXiiT LAXD COMPANY
SOT Wells Farvo Portias. Onto
Nursery Stock
(let my prices before or-
tOcK.
LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SALVE FAILS
In regard to skin disease medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the dlsewe germs In
your skin by tho uae of greasy salves,
and thus encourage them to multiply.
A true cure of all ecieroateus disease
can be brought about only by using tfas
healing agent In the form of a liquid,
WASH THE GERMS OUT. A
simple wash: A compound of Oil of
Wlnt'Tgreen. Thymol, and ether lngra
d.ents as combined In the D. D. D.
Proscription, penetrates te the dlBaea
germs and destroys It. then aootkea
aud heals the skin as coining eise
' has ever done.
A :.Vccnt trial bottle will start tas
! cuie. and give ycu Instant relief.
! 1.1 MiiNs skm.s imri.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith hns pur
chased 23 acres of the old Hayes
Hrothers ranch nenr Murphy, about
six miles from thin city. The place
contains fine, rich soil and Is all un
der Irrigation. The land has been
planted to wheat and alfalfa. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith export to spend tho
summer on their new property, where
they will have a new bungalow rrect-
ed early In the spring. The price
mild for the land was $3750.
Hereafter, during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1911, unless other
wise ordered, and V thereafter, pro
vided congress shall make the neces
sary appropriation or authorize the
payment thereof, the department of
agriculture will pay the following
rewards:
,
First. Not exceeding $250, and
not less than $50, for Information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person, In any United States
court, on the charge of wilfully and
maliciously setting on fire, or caus
ing to be set on fire, any timber, un
derbrush or grass upon the lands of
the United States within a national
forest.
Second. Not exceeding $100, and
not less than $25, for information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person, in any United States
court, on the charge of building a
fire on lands of the United States
within a national forest, In or near
any forest timber or other Inflam
mable material, and leaving said fire
before the same has been totally ex
tinguished. Third. All officers and employees
of the deparment of agriculture are
barred from receiving reward for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of any person or persons
committing either of the above of
fenses.
Fourth. The department of agri
culture reserves the right to refuse
payment of any claim for reward
when. In Its opinion, there has been
collusion or improper methods have
been used to Becure the arrest and
conviction thereunder, and to allow
only one reward where several per
sons have been convicted of the same
offense or where one person has been
convicted of several offenses, unless
the circumstances entitle the claim
ant to a reward on each such con
viction. These rewards will be paid to the
person or persons giving the Informa
tion leading to such arrests and con
victions upon presentation to the de
partment of agriculture of satis
factory documentary evidence there
of, subject to the necessary appro
priation, as aforesaid, or otherwise,
as may be provided by law.
Applications for reward, made In
pursuance of this notice, should be
forwarded to the Forester, Wash
ington, D. C; but a claim will not be
entertained unless presented within
three months from the date of con
viction of an offender,
In order that all claimants for re
ward may have an opportunity to
DMUM .POWDER
Royal
Cook Book
mailed free
immediately
on receipt of
your address.
Tells How to Make 178. Kinds of Cake
Cakes of all kinds for all people
are best made with Royal
SPECIALLY FINE
FOR LAYER CAKE
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present their claims within tho pre
scribed limit, the department will
not take action for three months
from date of conviction of an of
fender. (Signed) JAMES WILSON.
Secretary of Agriculture.
The above Is applicable to offenses
committed since July 1, 1910..
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Norton, of Tilla
mook, parents of Mrs. R. L. Demaree,
of thta city, arrived here Friday even
ing from an extended trip In the
southern states, having been absent
from their home for about two
months. They will visit here for sev
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Demaree and with Mr. Norton's
brother, Seldon Norton, and family
of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Norton
have visited with relatives and
friends at their old home In New
Iberia, La., at Los Angeles and other
points In California. They report a
most pleasant vacation, but are glad
to return to their Oregon home.
Ross Railey came down from Med
ford Saturday to spend several days
with relatives and friends In Grants
Pass.
"with strength end
they always please"
TWO HORSE
OVERALLS
MAot ar
LEVI STBAUSS 03. CO.
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(Simd. Only anthiiHrMl K'l.. In
ii!iiiln(irrK,in. WrlUfnr l!ln.
tmt-l rltvnlnr. tn-M..t,.,
11 I.. I lib J 1'uiuuiul, Ot. ivn
Hotvitrc of Ointment for (atari li
that Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely demroy the
si'tiHo of smell and completely de
range, tho whole system when enter
ing It throiiKh the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescript Ions from reput
ahlo physicians, as the damage they
will do Is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, O.. contains
no mercury, and Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon iho blond anr
mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure
you get tho genuine. It Is taken In
ternally and made In Toledo, Ohio,
by F. .1, Cheney A Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75 cents
per bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-stlpntloii.
COOPKIl ACQUITTED
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 15.
Robin Cooper, charged with the mur
der of former Senator Carmack, was
acquitted, by a Jury today. Soon af
ter the case opened today the court
Instructed for acquittal following
Attorney General Anderson's sum
n,,n&uP' ' vvl-v
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Warren Moe, of Applegate, was In
town the last of the week, attending
to business matters and shaking
hands with friends.
Mrs. H. n. Goodman, of Los An
geles, was visiting In this city for a
short time last week.
. Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Houghton, of
Peoria, 111., have boon looking orer
',- t.-..ni;.i of the country.
II. K. Paltt was a recent Grants
Pass visitor from Crescent City. '
Clarence Reames, of Medford, was
In town Saturday.
R. O. Stephenson, of Forest Grove,
has been looking over the country
In and around Grants Tass the past
few days.
Mrs. It. L. Burdlc has returned to
her home at Ashland, after spending
some time In Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gale, of Mer
lin, were Grants Pbbs visitors Fri
day. Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Athey, of Port
land, are In the city and will fill a
week's engagement at the Electric
theater of this city.
Guy Lamphenr, who arrived here
recently from tho east, has faken a
position as salesman with the R. L.
Coe company, of this city.
Little Miss dretchen Clemens went
to Three Pines Monday morning to
visit for a short time wUh Mrs. J. D.
Cook, who Is spending a few days
(here with her husband, .T. T). Cook,
of the Three Pines Lumber company.
H. L. Ollkey left Monday luornlug
for Klamath county, where ho will
spend a week on buHlnes,
dor inn nursery
I handle nothing hut firi-cl"
stock. 1 ran furnish 'nvt'i! "
my line. Agent for l'n-no tr.l.t-'
Ileal hiit I n,
UlSIM-.SS 1'OIMHIH
It. r'!anaan,
It: -l 'Ian and Surgeon.
,; i; ivi1.r"n,I,t"nerIn"iiran'eMan
;a.i.rndi ar.d watches sold on ti
hIiiuti' pliin to responsible par
, . pi h'T'n .'ewelry store.
Kin l-'.ni'-n ar.d Primary, 311 C
,,. September 1.'. St-S-."t
, i !,. t'N'r, K'uMorpil Opto-
L. Leonard, of Kerby, was calling
on Grants Pass friends Friday.
CAUSES SICKNESS.
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r.f V.IMl,i
- : la t':l '
Good Hsalth Impassible With a Dis
ordsrsat Stomach.
There Is notblnt; that will create
llckness or can mere tronble thaa n
disordered sieiirb. and masy tfl
dally contract sarleus msladles sin
ply thrrtufh disregard er abuse sf the
stomach.
We urte every 0110 snfferlsg frem
any stomach d"rancetnent. Indlpt-stloa
r d.TpepnU, whether arnte or chron
ic, to try Reisll Iiypsl Tablets,
with the dlvlnrt understanding that
we will refund their money ttlthoat
itietlon or formality, If after reaw.n
nble ue of this medii-ine. the- ar not
We recrrn-
I tm nd them to fvir i titnier rrerr
,dny. nnd he yet to hear of any one
I who h:n ri'M l eeu beneHted by theei.
'j Three -i-i.,, ;-., v. B,j (i
l ""'d utile at our -tore -Th Iteisll Store
,1 I, .) In DUnn's o'd j .tsne. with the rtilt
m hyp i",'.,t: irp.
The Place to Buy Your Outfit for Winter
Mens Suits from
$5 to $25
Boys Suits from
$2.50 to $2q
Underwear from $1 per suit to $5
Special Bargain Counter of Mens and Boys Clothing
Drew Shirts.. Mevy Wim..ii Hhlii. (.loves, Hosiery, IlitU Mnl Cap,
Hwcater, Dry (mmmI. 1 lie lloHlotilnn line of Dress SIkm-s. None hMler
In Hie city. A big khxk of High Cm sImmk for wlnlcr and lleHvy Work
HIkm-, Itiibber IIimiIm ami ( Moililng.
The largi-M nim k i.f (irtMi rd s in I, rant l'us, I I. mr, Hurley, Mill
l., Meed Dais ami oilier H.-t-d t,rutn., , I fa I fa and (iruiii Hay.
In every line our price Is as low n ili uwrt,
Southern Oregon Supply Co.
GEO. H. PARKER
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