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LOSING
Of the Salem Senatorla.
Circus
SCbTT MAKES UNSUCCESSFUL
EFFORT TO
y l jin h fcplrmJId ttpoccli. Ilmnr, Ilnyflmi,
Break to Fulton Made at the last Minute!J",",B,onLv,,8co-Mu,knr-F,f,,cr'
Ull Icy nnd Etelnor cloned tlio deal. Kill-
cind Election Comes as the ClocI(
Strikes Twelve
Palem, Ko' . L'l Tlio dnrk borm ynme
hat linen phtyid nut in Oregon politic,
anil tlio mticli prnptunluil unknown can
dldto who would tsweep tlio plnltur
clean at tlio Inst moment did not i:inlcr
lillza from thu spirit land of luyaturluiis
politic!,
It wnsall well arrangrtl. Tim C.ijil-
ol was fillad with u good iinturcd gnth-
print, of brainy men nnd hnridaoimi o-
nun, all kn-nly lnt runted In tint out
1 r
cpinc, nt tiinci wll.I wtili delight,
wrought Up to the hi.hott pitch of ex
citement liy illnp'ays of oratory, nnd
tlio strategy gnmool politlrr.
All details for tttu i comfort of mem
brrd nnd thulr frlcedji litd titan cirnful
ly looked tifti-r nud tlio gnut inthurlng
porformrd it functions In n manna
ctcditahlo to the. state nud reflecting: tlio
greater, credit upon thu officers in charge
of its nothing. Thuro wot a rent ruined
excitement nud tuniineb to tlio situa
tton ut 1 1 in rti t lint wnt dram.itlc nnd pn
thotle. Thu dulwat ol (lornrnor (iter's
3pjrftt!ouj to Uroitje iienator w.n konn
ly fet hy that KnntIoin.-iu'n mnnyfriunde,
nud there U n c.incro ileiro that hu
niiy hnvo holttir luck mat tiini',
Kdily, of Tillnuiook, vol ml mpit ilo
tcrmiuwlly .for C Kulton on llio
fKotid Imllcit. Jr., of l.luro'u, w:ih
i.hcont. On tlio nootul hnllol Shelly,
nt 1wi?, luoko l ho monotony hy B.iyln:
'"Ihuro Inn llltlu hook puhliphnd, lliu
clii'dpobt Imki!: on imrlh, called tin Nuw
Tcjtlinent. 1 adviio tlio membcro of
thii juhit coinrnllcn to read it nnd fol
low ttio ndviro to titi horn h ii.; In. bi!i;i
tr) I volu (or C. V. Fulton," Tlio to
hiilt iihowcd IhiittjJuol has riten to 28,
and thoro wn a i.hwjr.
On Iho third ballot Sonitor Fulton
cait Ida first ballot for !". I, Dtinbar.
Ho lirvd thlo (iitsfllon rofralnid from
rollnc nt nil, eo. fur.
On tlui third hrtllot .Sountor Mclilnti,
ot .Miilliiomah volod for (lour. Mr.
Tllicr, who hat) dotto cnnntorlul polftlci
f ir the Oiog'onlnn thlu imeolon wont nvor
r.nil whUpuidd to him.
Ti.o bnllot uitf unovDiilful, At Ito
c!oo Kddy tmuitud Hint thoro ho n
i.iiulit Iiitcvul hotwroii roll nillf, nud tlio
nifrgt'ilion w.a followed, tligronftor.
On thcourth bnllot, lluhn of C'lulpop.
voted for Fulton with i rlrh Ucrman
ccevnl anil Nottingham veiled for
ilumo. Bholley of I.nno voted louder
than evor for Fulton, nftor n draft from
Iho nurlpturon.
At Iho oii'l of fivo minutOB tl o (lltli
boat froo for nil wh trottod. HheriHI
Fr.ior, Hun Soiling and (Jliae. if. Caioy
onch i;ot a houttauairo in tlio elip.po of a
complimantary ,volo. MeOiun ncuin
votud for Geer in ndoop Imaao profundo
;ViIco, Crolenn had hoen uklppod, but
a.-): cd tit tho conclusion to Invo his voto
'SCENES'
CAPTURE THE PLUM
rncotilcd (or (Jjor,
Tim fivo ballotn warn tnkon In nn hour.
On tho tilth ballot lis worn recorded ah-
ent or not voting. Adnrra of Umntilla.
wns thu only MpniHfiitiitlvo nlmout from
tlui city on nccouiit of ileknerit.
Jtiiitl nud Crolinn hnd a cnnfcrct.co
ubout thU limn, nud runny rf thueu lit-
f i
lie knots wero tnlfclnir, Thu nmo of i
Mr. h'cutt nnu biilnc droppid nbout byi
hlsmnnncar.. Mr, Fulton It fl raid
had been In . ffrott conference In lima.
littlo sidu tnll. about tho reporters' ta
hies It wna jut out Hint thoro had been n
Hco'.t conferonoo'hut thu result wns not
nil that could bo wished.
Tho sixth ballot dred through
wunrlly enough,' At its cIoo Hdily nnd
Koykotidnll wtro in eonMiltution. Ted
I'lpur wns polling the Multnomah mem
bur.
On tho icventli ballot Fulton votod
for Ildmo, but there was no fnrUculAr
chiinL'o. Tho reiultnol tho petty con
feroncos hau hcou ttlll bum. Fritter
was holdiuK nit own.
On tho uhlli baliot Croisin was
nbjnnt. A short timo beforo tho ballot
wna taken Mit.hiii tool; tho platform, i
probably tn nominate Hcott, but was
pulled off by I.oollo Fcott.oon of Hnrvcy
Hcott, nnd tho oratorical event of tho
evening wns deferred. On tho ballot
Mays went to Oeer. On tho ninth bal
lot Grer rniio Id Uf5 nnd thoro w.ib Kroat
chcorini In tho lobbies and corridors,
Kny hnd returned und Mays wns count
od this time. At tho closu of tho 10th
ballot Mcfilun niovul n rcccts of hnlf
hour, hut l'retl"ent Frowuoll said .no
and had his wry, and tho ballot pro
ceeded, On the eleventh ballot- Davoy voted
for Geer of all Oregon. Tho ballot
showed that complimentary voting wai
over with. It dUulosed ulx liorHPa in
tho rnco in following order Fulton, Geer,
Wood, Williams, Ilumo, nud Hermann.
On tl.o 12 1 It ballot thero wna order
from tho chair that J ursona- not mem
bora nuiflt bo kopt out of tho'itlelea nnd
away from tho momburH,'
On tho Kith ballot Gtor.roao to 'CO nnd
thoro was occnaidn for ehcorinp, Tho
. '
u bU ,HM' uuu T V."" J T
hy Oiton. Tho cotriilora took up tlio
ulicoring ouhido, nnd thoro waB tioj'thu proEtnco of nn admiring crowd,
mondoua activity , In tho Uttlo .circl(Sa J'Jcrythltift workctl lilta a charm. Tho
nnd eddicH of troubled waters. It wao
rumored that Houruu contingent wna
about to join liiiuda with Scott,'.
Ou thu fourteenth bnllot I)r, Hmilli,
of l'orll.Mid nimlo n opoeeh with n ellng
nltlio mil omlof it for t'l'ie crfmllilntoa '
' -!
i ho wero brouslitout with no honest
ttlll l'v '
iiitoutiono, but liu nomlr.atocl Uarvoy
Bcolt nan dual effort at tho lanthour,
IIo wao; cheered for covoral mlnutcB.
When order wns restored tho- voto wna
Mfflflflll tirtjail lltf.u.1.... .!., I i l.U)tl inl I
I'ulton Jo 3"i, then UiO change) tvfcro
nifttiu rapidly, Kay nnd Crol-niJ, of
i
, Mnror. fltddcd Unit between Hcoll nud
'
Kuttott thiilr coiiililuiints favored tlio
; 4 It-
ytAsnif man for mtiAt&r and they turned
, tlio winning trick for J'ulton,
On llio suventernlli ballot .Nottnglinrn
went to I'uttoti with n great hurrah,
Mtilktt.v colon n clinlr no tho haritlo of
llU deck pointed to 12, and said llio
duty of I lilt convention was to diet
."c.ott. Jlat.kti, of tjuitnomah went l(i
('ulloti willi n blgoer hurrah eff Uip lo
jofhli ttok. droiiAti Ki'tit to Fulton
tod wnt elecjed U. H. eunator to succeed
Hon. Job. fiirron.
WILL' NOT
EXTEND
OPTION
Panama Treaty Must
be Ratified
Dpfniip fUp Cniinth DV
d6I0i G lU ? M UdJ
of March,'
Wiubinclon, Feb. 21-tho rcpreictt-
,
tntives ol tho ntnv Panama Canal Po.
. . .. ,
deny the report that tho conipapy.wlll
oxtend tho time hejond. Uajclu 4th on
tho option- that llio 'eovernmonVnow-
holdf. If tho treaty bo not 'ratified by
ll.o ronnto by that dnie it 'will I old that
i . i.
tho option lial expired. If tho.trcnty
ho rntlfiid tho company will regard tho
property r.s di, poiod q. . ,
STRIKE IN SCilOOL' ' ' -
Young America. Keeping up With
the Times
Thoro was a rtrike nt th'o echobi houio
Friday. It seon.8 that nsVpa'n 'of tho
ISnnnor Day rxercUcB, fivo or'e"lx of the
eiiinll boyd in Miss Anderson's room
were. required to put on' drcJRCS to fill
their parte Tho l:ida woro not charmed
vtlih tlio idoa, and after consulting
nmong tlietnselvca1 tlioy organized a
Htrlko on approved lincB, nnd vlton the
time enmo to don tho habiliments of tho
r
gontlor fox they prescntod'a solid fronj
in oppobitiou,
Miea Audcroon, wllo is ono of tho
moat popular of tenchors, tried hor, pur
6uasivo ponora.in vain. Ilor blaudlsh-
tucntn had no effect on tin obdurato
hoarte of tho strikers. Finally eho of
fered thum ten cents nplece. ThU wna
too much of nu imlucomont to bo rerist
ed. Tho 6triko waa declared off, and
tho boya took tho monoy, put ou tho
derpiccd gnrb and went on with their
parts.
JONES'
Tiirows
NEW
DhEDGER TRIED
i
Mud and
Wator Over
All Surroundings
't. Hob Jones gnvo hia now dredger
.,0r first trial nt North Ilond Friday In
btiektit waB dlelnellnod to opon ita'Jftwa
nt first, but with' tho aid o( a sledgo
Captain Hob coon puraunded it to loosen
up. Tho llrnt trip tho bucket mndo to
thu bottom of thu buy, it brought up
n cubic yard of mud.'' Thia was dropped
bnob il,t0 bay from -well up in tho
nic nml inoldontnlly gavo tho crowd on
tho wlmif h el.owor bath.
Captain Hob Ih juBtifiably olated over
the euccora of-lils craft.. IIo expected
to'cpmrnotico tjuurntiono fn-tho Porter
boom Monday,
mA i.,...li
n...lif 1 lilrii t lil I ft a,..a..atfn.
THE IMPROVED ftLLlte
T
mi ilia
Wow The Finest Boat, EvVr On
Thlo fioutc
The lamer 'Alliamo" iippu.irfi thl
trip In i new drt. nnd tho dmipuiy
liavo Bpaied no rtfxsofj in tonkin httr n
mtHlfl stenrnur for tho ttctuiniiniiJiillori,
of both freight Htid ;.hiv.'.'p.
Tho folhuhi cli tn'M und a I litliitts
bavo been made. r tw h;
been built up 1,'ti feet mnkin her m
miJch boiler bar Imt (Imm formorly.
Tills Improvement xiv'is now and tie t tor
accommodation for cnivr and itutrau't)
nltilo the iacj formerly tned for Hiphp
purposes lino been converted In a cold
sloriifc'o oont. Now winphoi bavo bocn
Instnlled on the forward deck to .tulli
tnto linndlitiK of raro.
Four now stxteroomi havn boon built
on tho hurricane deck, ai nleo a cotri
modlcus snipkinc root. On tho spnr
deck n beautiful eoclal hall for ladles has
beon built. All furniqtiirigs bavo bcon
renovated and the vessel paintod from
tern to atom.
Tho engines have been thoroughly
overhauled and tho boilers converted
from coal to oil burning. In tho in
stallation of tho tanks and furnacer,
tho greatest caro has been tnkon, and
nhiio tho oil the steamer will use ,- will
bo Bakertfirld oil exculsivciy, nnd if bo
lloved to bo safer than coal, yet such an';
cxteniire sj-sloro of vcntilatioh of tanks
and ail t "paces ajpnnd the tanks has
been arrnn.cd that tho U, 8. Inipecton
of halls and boller,s bavo highly approv
ed 'of tljo whole plnnf.
"Tlio Ibprovetnenls made render the
Alliancft'tbf riost.comfortablo boat that
ever" ran to'tbls port, and should locrento
h'cf existing popularity with tho travel
ing public. .
C06S( BAY'S NEW
: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'
iForty Voluntary Responses to . the
Committee's Invitation Al
ready on HanU
Tho response, eo far, to the invitation
to join.tho now chamber of Commerce
la extremely gratifying to the promoters.
Tho letters hnvo only been out s few
day, bfit -10 names nro already on tho
list. Thoto responses have beon purely
voluntary and without personal solicita
tion. Sovernl of them wero nccompanl
ed by checks for (10 for tho first, years'
dues. Quito n number more are known
Co have" expressed (beir intontion of
joining1 but hnvo not jet formally hand-
' J J1,! lil'lf,".1
t mm Atone.
poctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
stands nlone, ns the one and only remedy
for, leucorrltea, female weakness, pro
lnpaus, or fallipg of the womb, so abso
lutely specific nnd sure in curing these
common ailments of women, as tdHvar
ratit its makers in offering to pat, aa
thev hereby do, the turn of $500 reward
for n case of the above'inoladies trliich
thiy can uot cure. Thiifs a rernark'able
offer. No other medicine for the'eure
of yAnnau'a peculiar aUmenta is bicked
by-' euch a remarkable guarantee? No
otljer medicine for woman's illa;fi pos
scijed of the unparalleled curatiw'pro
pertira that would Vffrrant itsAiakcrs
iiv publishing aucb. an ptTer: no otbtr retu.
ctly has sucif a reco'rd of a tljllfl of a
century of cures on -blcb to base aucb
a remarkable offer.' N
mJm Kmnt Weller. yho U SeettUirr ot tht
Yountr l'topte't ChtUtUn Aocitlon. t ltl
MaUlnou Avcnut. Ntw York City. uy : "VoMj
I'averite PrecHptlou' U a bcon to tck wiJ
tlrrl women, for it cures them when other med
icines fait. I know whereof I ipenk, for I hvo
liml rxjcrleuc wltli.it. For fourteen inoniiu i
hd cotuUnt headache j eemUtoq( weals to
perform my dally ilutlea, and wheo the day waa
over I waa too tired to sleep wen. i miiercu
from nervouineai nnd iudlccitiou. aud every
thliifr I ate dlitreMed ntc. Poctoretl with differ
ent imyitclant uwl recetveu no reuci. viir
rendfnir one ofyour lxU I decldett to give your
'I'avorlte rrcicrlptlpn' a trial. Am very glad
I did, for I found It wai Jutt what I wanted. I
commenced to lmproe ot once nnd kept setting
better until, after eveu week. I waa eutlrely
cured. I have remained lu perfect health ever
ince. aud rcmalu a firm frieud ot your Favor
He rreicriptlou,' "
The dealer who offers n substitute for
K Favorite Prescription" is only seeking
to make tbe little more profit afforded
by a less meritorious medicine. His
profit is your loss. Therefore, turn your
back ou liltu aa unworthy of your pat
ronage. If constipated use Dr. Pierce's Pleas;
nut Vellets. They cure constipation,
biliousness and sick headache. They do
not produce the "pill habit."
"Woian'S DlSPKJARY Mi'DICAI, IA5-
SOCiatIDn, Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Y.
as
zn
fi'.ifrrs. Hi,.
ft! in tliHf tintiic-.- ? "
Himli n prprnft,ri;s:otie kIkw 'thitt
llio'mov inetit M tloMlnt.tl lo.liiuot niln
llfo IrriMtist iirc. it show (hat the
. . , i i t,
prntrrciMvo mn of tin- community ree-
' '
nnta" tho valiio fit Mich a Iwrfly, nnd it
fhow th.i. they havn coifideneo in tin
men who nro taKvytr tho prrllminar)
tttcpx for l orunrifa-v'ioM, . I(,,A
It if tho deflre of the eoinnilllec .lliai
lliote who nre wtlllpg to tube pn;(t in
tlil movement for Coo; JJ.iy, bo ni-
prompt as po(bic in tending in their
iir.iri!8 so that aa many as potsiblo may
bo heard from hy tho Im-t of (his week.
An roan as n sufllcifut n)imbnr have
'If t ' '
been mciihd a meeting will ho called to
iffect tno organization of. the bod)
tthioft la dcttiumi to play an important
nud honorable part in tho development
of Cooi flay.
The lilt, so far, Is Afjjlowr
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Henry Uengitackon
S 0 Rogers
Anson Holers .
F A Golden
Ja It Robortios
J W Henuett
J 11 Koltes
J J ClinkenUtartl
A H Oampball
ii U Kubltf
Z D Hrown
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MARSHFIELD SHAKESPERJAH
(5LUB HAYEliEETlHG
4't The Rsltjence of Dr. and wrs.
J. T. McCprmac-Washlngton
Remembered
Monday nljbt tlio Marebfield Shakes
pcrlan Club met at tho homo of Dr.
and Mrr. J. T. McCormac. Tho subject
for discussion nnd etudy was u reviow of
Hnmlot, which has been tho topic, ono
act at time, this being a review of tho
entire play.
Tbe Bfcabora of tho club enjoyed a
-most profitable cession.
Thoy Djet in tho front parlor end
wfiro kept entirely in ijnorauco of tho
cxquielle.trcul which was in storo for
them in the way of a beautifully oratng
ed table and bauquet in tho adjoining
room which alter tho regular oveninga
w;ork was,ppcned to them. The table
in tbe form of ahnUow square was ex
quisitely decorated, with tho. nationa
colors forming a runner through tbe
center.
The place card at each cpver was n
nicely designed hatchet decorated v, h
some akotch emblomatic of tho birthday
of Washington. D.inty napkiua were
folded in tlo thapo ot tho colonial cock-
td hAt, a minnture fla floating from the
apex. Btreamera of red whito nud blua
werodraned from different sides of tho
room all centering to tho U 11 of tho
Amoricnn rglo which held tho n fnat,
undirneath all of which waa tho rcflox
in a Inri minor of thn ti.tiro decora
tion which was illuminated by scores of
wax tapors, all making n brilliant eight
wlion tho faucets wero seated rround
the hollow priaro.
Tho fWEt was not oi.ly a feast of gcoi
things to oat but it sparkled with ck
ganco, eloquence and w it. To.vta wero
offered nppropriato to the occasion,
which nimlo this meeting ol tho club
ono long to bo remembore.d.
Temperance Worker
Tho Ururamor Tempornnco Evnngo
hat, W. A. Cfano la here, and will J
-! 'i "t M.
'0ll ruf tiiigJliiirdAy. plglit Atrthei
Mi-lhodlst" tlri Mr. Crnrio Is highly
ftpirifWof wlittr- Iim I rtinj libo n Ttlwerkiil n
..... .... . ... . . '..? rt ?jl
in" 11110 in mm runni woik. 1 iirj nnsB
jiihi. dioscd a llireni otifhs ufay at'Eute-lf
kii, wliro'ln- hituo mlicli to bottor
eomliMons in oto n dnco cause, antl
lit- Hiirek'4 (Hizma fr hihlvJornti-
lint at the good work unim by luffyoung
mlvoctte of tpmporanee. mr Crane is
not a ranting proliiblllonlitfbtii presetted
touiperanco in Its proper nsmo, ha bc-
't
lieres in using h(t a . es in establish.'
1 . 1 t r
nig 11 counter attraction to tho caloonrf '
for (n boned t of thof-o who need a plnco.
to go to such ns reading rooms, coffeb
ciulu ard tarlou's otlmr resorts which
w III divert men 'from .'llio saloon. In
Hhrek.i ho established aCoffce CInb. A-, '.
Hurek.1 paper has thia (0 my of Mr.
Crane. '
"Mr. W. A. Crane will kayo during
the present week for Oregon. Tno pert-pl-j
f Eureka among whom be has la
bored for the pa three months, will re
gret excedinzly tba Mr. Crane cannot'
remain 1 ermanently in thia city. Dor
log tho brief period he baa been in llum
boldt be ha made a boa of warm
friends. Jn the temperance cause he Is
interested and his genuine sincerity and
"si .Xt, r
broad-mindedness win forbira IhegrMt-
est espect ot, all with whom' he Xepeaes
in contact. In Eureka and ArMt??Mr.
Crane itaa accomplished much for thn.
cause he so enthusiastically champions."
Mr. Crano will speak pn Thursday
ev.ining at the M. E. church, aud it is
liop-d tbe Marsh Gold peoplo vV.l givo
him a respectablo turnout. IIo talks,
trmrcrance sense, and Is especially
quai'fied for the work ho is doing. IIo
it particularly anxious to meet tbo
ycqn men of Marshfiold.
Our Monthly Publicatlcs
will keep you posted on otir
vrorlcand- methods. Mailed
Free to the
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In alt Its stages there
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tlio diseased membrane.
It cures catarrh and illvca
nway a Cold lu tho bead
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