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From Sunday's Daily.
"a.-Andmr." Roberts ia reported quite
elck At Alle?ny.
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rV. W. GnRC was dowu;from bit oom
cdo logging camp yceti rJay,
Tho Schcmiui It 'P1 arrived yestcr
Uay for a load oi lumber from tho Co
qulllo. C. 11' Scott, Manager ol H. Senptnek
cn's store In Empire- waa in town yes
terday for a holiday.
tr. ntmrlnA K. Jordan, o! Eait
Marshflold, ia n passonger on tho outgo
ing Allianco for a couple of months visit
with relatives and friends in California.
?ho atcsm schooner Fulton pasted
down tho bay yesterday afternoon with
n load of lumber from the railroad
wharf.
Tomorrow, June 1st, tho mail will
W. go its schedule. It will then
leavo Kmplro City at 0 a, m. and Marsh
tield about 7, and will arrive at Empire
fiom Roeeburg by 6 a. ni.
' Departures by Alliance Sonth May 30:
Ed Stone, 0 H Olien, and wife, Joe
W Ilance, Mrs Alice Sneath, Karl
Sneatb, T Duchesne, J 0 Roiff, Frank
Schraede, J A Davenport , Grace Le
Mar, John Trigg, Mrs Clara Moore,
Mamie Taylor, S E Parady. C E Key
uo'.ds, E Baldcrton, TScottj J R Ingle,
Jessie Stwart, FC Kuowles, Mrs C E
Jordan, L S Hinch
Bon Fire Parly
A bon fire party took place Friday
night on the bill in North Marebfield.
A deligbtful time waa bad and at the
proper time a campdre luncheon waa in
dulged in. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. Scngstacken.
Thoee present were Jay Tower, Rues
Tower, Edgar Campbell, Bert Dimmlck,
Willio Burnett, Walter Butler, Fred
Hofer, Sam Maredcn, Tom Bennett
Henry Hagelstein, Earl Strange. Misses
Alice McCormack, Miss McClure, Clara
Johnson, Millie Johnson, Delia Chap
man, Nellie Tower, Tossie Twombly,
Genevivo Sengatacken, Vivian Taylor,
Lettie Larson, Edyth Strange.
Another Hot Game.
The North Marshfield and South
"jlarehfield baseball teams, consisting ol
boys of about U years of age, played a
game yesterday at tho ball grounds re
Sleeplessness
Is akin to Insanity. Many a woman re
allzes this as she lies awake hour by hour,
'ineopUn; tue
darkness with
fihantoms, stari
ng at the creak
in; of the bed or
the rustle of the
bedclothes.
Such symptoms
in general point
to dttcaae of Uie
delicate womanly
organs, and a
constant drain of
the vital and
nervous forces.
This condition
cannot be over
come by sleeping
Sowders. The
iscascd condi
tion must be
cured before the
eonseqnences of
disease are re
morcd. Dr. Pierca'a Fatorite Prescriotion cures
the womanly diseases which cause nerv
ousness and sleeplessness. It is the best
of toeics and invlgoraata, nourishing the
nerves, encouraging; ttre'appatite and in
ducing refreshing sleep.
S300 Mmwmrtl for Wommn
Who Omnmmt km Outlet.
Proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's.
Favorite Prescription now feel fully war
ranted in offering to pay $y in legal
saoney of the United States for any case of
Lcucorrhca, Female Weakness, Prolapsus.'
or Falling of Womb, which they cannot
,$re. All they ask is a fair and reasonable
.tiMf their means of curt.
'. TWrarlfr waa sick for ortr eight years," writ w
AaStftFulte.Bsq.. of juumoot. Oready Co..
TmKt"fce bad uUrine disease and was treated
bytirtfpJwaidansaad got jjo reUef. At list I
read about Or. Pierac's mtdtdpes and we de
cjded la Itv hU 'Favorite rreaenpuon.' i seal
T . .. .....m .. H M mt ttxm
.veil,
n, t.. ?luint Pellets should.. bb
tuei'.with "Kvolte- Prescription" vrbsd-
IMrPH' ll
to tne arug wore sua ui v ""'nv " . ' "
dose gave ease and sUep. Bb badtot slept any
for t&ee slghto. BeTag sure ,tJl,W curt
her I seat lor five aaoreUrtUeiiWJTjrlien she
had takes the sixth botUe she-woa'ouild and
, Hr.
sulting in a vloloty lor tho Nrh Marsh
tjcld boyo by a tcoro ol 0 to 7.
North
South
Mtrehllold,
Birnltt
l.otllo
Brown
Johnson
Chandler
Ilurnitt
K'd
Oiteti
Kaufman
Marihllotd
Mataon
hang
Cowan
Merchant
Shuup
Chart
Gulovson
Curtis
Wilson
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From Tuesday's Dally.
II, Scngitackon weut to tho Coqullcl
today on Lutinesj.
Tho tug Hunter came
Utubqun last evening.
in from tho
Mes Mae Mnieaol Kmplro wis tho
guest ol Mrs. P.M. Wilbur over Sun
day.
Dr. W. S. Holt preached to a packed
house Sunday night. Special music had
bepn provided which added much to tie
enjoyment of tho cccaeioa.
Rev. Fathor Donnely returred from
Gardner yctterJay on tho tug Hunter,
and will held Servlcoa next Sunday in
the Catholic church.
Tho Areata arrived in San Francisco
yeiterday la'brnlng, -10 hours from this
port. Sho Mils Wednesday noon, and
tha Empire will sail Wednesday night.
Dr. J. T. McCormac recltvec a new
donkey engine on the steamer Alliance
for his Cedar Point boom. Dr. McCor-
mic went to the Coquillo to tee it put in
operation.
Jack Grimes will return to San-Fran
clsco shortly, to accept a position ab as
eistant superintendant in the construc
tion of tho new dry dock at tho Mare
Island navy yard.
Bandon has a case of small pox, but
tho man has been placed in a peat house,
which is strictly quarantined, aa is also
tho bouse where tho case developed,
and all precautions are being taken,
F. S. Dow ia beginning to hear from
the frozen dams he recently placed on
tho market, in the way of return orders,
the first batch of which amounts to 200
cases. He will resume the work of put
ting them up this week.
There are eeyeral complaints of sme
boys aronnd town who aro jn the habit
of atealinz chickens. They had better
ba careful as their names aro knewn,
and if heard from scain they will be
placed in jail.
A Small Dlaze
A small fire in the old Josh Nelson
house on the sawduBt, now owned by
John Kenberg, caused tho flre boys to
make a quick run yesterday foronoon
The blaze was on tho outside of the roof,
having evidently caught from a spark
from tho terra cotta flue, which is en
tirely too short above the roof. The
blaze was extinguished with a few buck,
etc of water, and the damage waa small.
North Bend Election
The first city election ol North Bend
takes place today.
The ticket which waa nominated
about 10 days ago in mass convention ia
aa follows:
Mayor, h J Simpson; Recorder, FH
Chapman ; Treasurer, L M Falkensteln ;
Marshal, E M Sbaner, Councilmen
0 EckhofT, C M Byler, Peter Loggie, C
Farrise, AugTyburg, Victor Anderson,
There Is no opposition ticket except
for the office ol constable, for which W.
S. Denning has been pers'uaded to run
aa an independent candidate,
LETTER LIST
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.List of unclaimed letters remaining in
tlifolarsbfield, Post Office on June lat
1003, "is?ersons"callIng for-. earns will
please Bay advertised, and pay one- cent
(or each advertisement callad" for:
Adams Mils Grace, Andcron E, G.,
Kramnillo Johann, llreotion 11. I).,
GrutcMold Mrs. Nulla, Davis Mrs. Ade
line, Earnest Clarence, Elliott George
Grunowald U. Goodman Walter, 11
seltonChas.,Hardenbrooko F, N., How.1
ardCharvM., Jncdbson Fred RM Kas
ariJohan, Noel Uay.Owon J. D.,0'l.ea
ry Dan, Sharruesa Preeo, Warner Ghnr
loy, Walton F.B. and Wdaon Miss Jen
nie. W. B. Curtis P. M.
On the Coast Road
,( Del Norte Record,)
Two crcflra, o( surtoyorB are buay at
work to the e.et of town, runninR sur
voys north and tooth. TUo route solect
od last year was stated by Col. Draper to
bo practicable In every way. Tho route
(s approximately 88 miles from Cretccul
City to Giants Pass, Tho heavest grado
on tho routo Is between Patricks crceck1
and tho summit near tho OrcRon and
California line. Six tunnels will have
to bo run. Tho longest will bo C$00
foet. Smith river would requiro to be
bridged seven or eight timea.
Credit due the W of W.
In the round-up of tho Decoration
Day exerclsos in Marshfield, it should
not be forgotten that to tho Woodmon
ofjtho World and tho Women of
Woodcraft Is duo the credit for making
possible such a successful observance ol
the dav. The 0, A. R. hero is weak in
number, and whon the whole buiden of
Decoration Day la thrown upon that
organization, as haa happened hereto
fore, it la toO much.
' The Woodmen's day for unveiling
and decoration ceremonies ia Juno flth,
but they obtained permission, this
year, to observe the day a week ahead,
in order to help out the observance of
tho regular Decoration Pay. They
also assumed nearly if not quite all tho
expense incident to the occasion. Ap
preciation should be accorded (or all
this in no grudging way,
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A weed pulling machine Is ono of the
latest inventions. A farmer turned ono
loose in hla garden tho other day and
before he could :top it the blamed thing
had yanked op every weed in eight,
pulled the tail of a disabled old rooster,
milked two cowe, crawled through the
fenco and was taking a neighbor's wash
Ing off the lino whon stopped. Ex.
HIS LAST HOPE REALIZED.
From the Sentinel, Gebo, Mont.
In the first oponing of Oklahoma to
settlers in 1880, tho editor of this papor
waa anion? the manv seekers after for
innn who mndo the hfe race one fine day
in April. Daring his camping about
nml afterwards hie camping upon his
plnim. hn encountered much bad water.
which, together with tho eevero heat,
gave him a vory sevoro diarrhoea which
it seemed almost impotsible to check,
and along in Juno the case became ao
bad he expected to die. Ono day ono
of hla neighbors brought him one small
bottle of Chamberlain's uouc, unoiera
nml Diarrhoea Remedy as a last hope.
A big dose was gives him while be
wbb rolling about on the ground In groat
agony, and in a lew minutes tno uoso
was ropeated, Ths good effect cf the
medfciM was aoou noticed and within
an hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep for a fortnight. That ono
little bottle worked a completo cure,
and he cannot help feeling grateful,
The season (or bowel disorders being
at hand suggests this item, For sale by
John Preues.
From Ws'dnesday'a Dally.
Geo. Wolff come in with his gasoline
i fishing boat last evening from Big Creek,
Allegany gave Hormann 21 voteB, to 4
for ReameB. Not so bad (or Allegany,
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Qardluor proclnct did its duty to Bin
ger Herman giving him 121, to 3G (or
Reames,
John Porter, of Allegany, was in town
last night oa hla way to viait Coqollle
City and Myrtle Point.
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The A. N. W. Club wl'.l meet at th
home'of Edna O'Connelf on Thursday;'
afternoon, Tho members ol the Glut
will be taken thither by John Bear's
carfy'allj
Cutting priors on goxln la a wlsu
thing 11,(1 hrltws punplu to trndu who
haVo boon dealing elaowhero.
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Tho.
llttto nntollun aohouuur Nellto
ami Croaaoy, (ram Ihu U qulllo, wai lay
ihg nl tho ManhlloUt dock laik nliiht,
F. W, WVgnor, ol tho real oatato firm
of Kaufman & Wcit.mr, ruturnud on tho
Allianco to niako an txtumlod stay hero,
Tho steamer, South Portland took
coal at thu Beaver Hill bunker yester
day, having c.lled in (or fuel on her
way north.
I)r Prontis goni over to lluulon to
day to spend about a month there In hit
practice of his profession. This will ho
his last professional visit to Bandon, as
his practtca hero now domauda his entire
attention,
Sister's brother. S.ty, Mr. Sweeter,
pa told elstor you wuro so evorlastiu'
windy that if you ever held your broltlli
(or five minutes you'd catch your death
of cold. Ho was just jokin', wasn't he?
Now York Sun,
J, T. Ilousor aud Jus. Thomas ol
North Bond wero In town last evening
tocomplotn arrangements for a benefit
ball to bo given at that placo Juuu 13th
for tho boueflt ol George Quigley, one
of the old settlers, than whom no ono I
moro worthy of any nucded assistance,
Chamberlain's Stomach and I.Ivor
Tablets aro just what you need whoti
you have no appetite, fed dull after
eating and wake up with a bad tast in
your mouth. Thuy will Improvu your
appetite, cleanse nud invigorate your
stomach and gtve you a relish icr your
food. For sale by John 1'ieiiir.
AH merchants do uot appreciate how
much good tho advertisement of their
store docs tho town in which they nro
located. If ull morchants were careful
lo havo goodndvertlsing thoro would bot
no doubt of the results iu growth aud
business to the town. Making tho ad
vertising good helps to make thu rcpu
lation of thu town good and to get tho
best results (rout tho bnslnoss reputa
tion thus created it is nccsssary to keep
doing good advertising in order to main
tain tho reputation oi tho locality.
One Hundred in Curry
At 8 o'clock last evening Dr. J. W.
Strange phoned tho Mail, (rom Port
Orford that two thirds of tho precincts
in Curry had besn heard (rom, giving
Hermann fiC majority and it was oa
timated that ho would carry tho county
by 100. Only about two thirds of tho
normal voto waa cadt.
After Their Pensions
(Orczonlan)
Tho Spanish War lasted only a short
time, and there was very little fighting;
the larger number of thoee who enllatod
never left tho United States, and yet
05,000 havo so far applied (or pensions.
The Pension Offico has rojccled 18,185
claims, but thoro wero .31,210 pending
May 1. About 13,000 pensions on ac
count of tho Spanish War havo boon
granted, Including 3100 of tho widow
and dependent cIbbb, iMore ponslona
bavo boen granted on account of tho
Spanish War than had been granted up
to 1804 on account of tho Civil War, In
1802 tho applications numbered 2487,
and 402 pensions wero allowed; in 1883
there wore 784 allowed, and the num
ber was 0977 in 1870.
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Estate and general news. J)
Rosoburg is to liayc n street (air.
Tho last of tho $35,000 of indebted
heea hanging over Willamotto Unlve'r
flity Was pledged today and that plonebr
university will close tho school year wifh
iho oesrWance that its burden wlrfJ'bo
lifted, Tho work of raising this d'obt
has Uketl about a year, Strenuouo oi-A
Vbather
UnoMnilrsnfslollw
i iiilrwliowMis
SAWYER'S
BXOBLBIOR BRAND
POMMEL SLICKERS
Man or sittl rait not ! wt.
EXOEtSIOH HttftMf
ofieo cLOTium
Tor all klthfa uf work
VrrmitniVMrifxf.
.ook rur irmU-iKRik,
If nolMtU1r wilt"
1I..,,H..,.LM.
Sttl WrHt, .
lotto havo loon in ado In tho last low
days to completo thu suuicrlptlons, (or
tho reaion that about MOOO depended
upon tho total amount being subscribed
by Juno 1st.
The Hosoburg. Water Company n,nd
tho Douglas Electric Company havn con
solidated Into tho Douglas Eleotrlu &
Walsr Company. Tho now concern
will nngrtgu iu hot competition for busi
ness with tho Hosoburg Water A Light
Company, being, as It Is, ujulppcd with
n capital stock of 1100,000. Now mains
will bo laid whorover nccesinry. The
now company will got Its water supply
from tho South Umqua.
IUymond Turulge, agod 10 years, died
at Ashland Friday o( lockjaw. Ono
week ago ha shot hi in gull aculdontly in
tho hand with a toy pistol The wad ol
tho blank earlrldg lodged In tho mombor
aud was extracted with dlOJculty. On
Thursday, however, lockjaw sot In, and
the boy died tho next dny.
Alton 11, Coatos, ol Albany Col I ego,
run the 220-yard hurdle racu In thu re
markable fast tlmo c( 22 4-5 seconds,
not only smashing tho Oregon and Pad
flc Northwast records (or this event, but
establishing a now record (or tho Paci
fic Coast, Friday.
A very light vote was cast in Eugruo
Friday at the special election for Ihu
Jpurposo of deciding regarding the lam
ing of bouda of tho city to tho amount
of 1 15,000 (or thu purpose of building a
sower to servo tho wuiturn part ul the
city and to dltchargn at tho (oot ol Jef
ferson street, mero wore .to votes ioi-
tho bonds and .7.1 against.
NEW VKKSIONB.
Look before you lend.
A kiss ia as good aa a smile.
All la not fried that fritters.
Hard earned, seldom spurned.
Fine feathers make fino beds.
Fino words butter no margarlno.
A bad husband beats a good wifo.
Sparo tho rod aud spank lliuchlM.
Bparo the rod if you cannot flab.
Too much broth spoils the dinner,
A stitch Iu tlmo ia its own reward.
A weak heart makes a fainting lady.
A friend in need is a friend lo hired.
It's no nee crying over watered milk.
Ono swallow does not tnako a drink.
As tho twig Is bent thu boy Inclines,
Tho want of money ia tho root of evil.
It ia a long loan that has no returning.
Too many cooks aro bolter than none,
Noycr look a clothCBhorso in tbo
moqlh,
It's a strong cano tbat Kads lo learn
ing, "Do" or yon will bo "done" by and
by.
Who cannot bo curod should bo In
sured, No:onlty was tho Invention of moth-
rs.
It Is a wrong brain that hns no learn
ing. OnlyawUe polltican knows his own
bill.
When the tnieo ore away tbo cat can
not slay,
A thorn In tho bush is worth two In
tho hand.
Dont count on chIckaB-you may get
hash,
A rolling stono sees ranch and gains
pollek;
Oontbnal dropping: In wearo away
welcome.
A halroa the head U worth W4 In a
brnah, . v
Birds of a (tather should go and buy
overcoats,
Mischief fiends Bomeldrfl hands lor
Satan still to do.
There Is many r "nip" letwood ttie
cup and the lip,
Novorputou today what- you went
clean for tomorrow. t '
Honesty la the best policy Truo, but
thepren ivm Jililgh,
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FIGURES
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THE SAME
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Hermann Elected by a
Safe Plurality
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Vote Shows Unusual
Falling off
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Hale iii, Juno 2lllngur Hormann is
probably ulcoted to congress by a good
safe plurality of about 000 votes.
E. A. lUatnen probably carried CUck
ainne, Jackton, Joirphluu nml possibly
folk with n standoff In Yamhill.
Maron Is not complolo, but gives
Hermann about 200 plurality.
There was an nniisual falling off In
thu voto, greater in thu Domocrotlc
ranks than In tho Republican, and Horl
iiiAtin's election la due rathur to t" tho
Detuocratlo ntay at homes than to rep
ubllcan voto In thublgltupttHlran coun
ties. ' P.C
PERT PERSONALS, '
Itifttcntl of petering out tho popo In
ouM'elvrliii; Peter. HoNton Transcript.
"Tho Htnr Hpiingliil Hcntchman" Is
r.ottliik' n puco for phllrtuthruplMrt that
few If tiny can approach. Provldonut
Journal.
Theodore Hoovivolt snys IiIh favnritn
bint Ih tho robin. Ill reevnt uttcraurv
hud i-ri'iitcd n widespread liupri'Nalou
that it wiih tlt Mtork. Deliver 1'ost.
Now that hlx nlxty-tilntli hlrthilny
ci'h'bnitlon Is nil over It H proper lo
rumiirk that Dr. Deiww do- not loU
It mttaldi) of IiIh Htorlcs. New York
World.
llnrk Niiiultrr,
There ! u i-oloiiy of ' envo dwell
T ill Moillrii, Klclly. They nro imsltct
intilforn and itru m primitive In their
CtlHtlUllMllIlt till')' IllllkO 110 IIHU llf IIIUII'
vy, hut (xcluiiigu their bunkets directly
for bread and cheeao.
I'nlmllnp llrlitra.
Ill PalPHllmi brlden hiivu their whoM
dowry fnatenrd to their dn-iiH. Their
head, nerU nml nniis nro deckrd with
rlnga of gold mid nllvcr, chalim nud
Mtrliigtt of coIiih hum; iirdUitd their tnif
iiicutN Iu rowa; uri Hint they go to their
huntmnila UtcmJIy laden wltli thill
dowerH. 1U
lint OUchlnir BnaUaa. w
Tnmo MiuiltcM nro found iiHeful In Mo
rocco to nltutr luiue uf rain mid tnlca
Tho Nerr TarU-Chlcngn Illslitrar,
Ono of tho many largo projects
which urn mnkliig for bettor hlghwnyit
In that Htnrteil by tho New York nud
Chlctigo ltond iiHaoclatlotl, which hurt
JiiHt been Incorporated nt Albany, with
Colonel Albert A. Pope of bicycle fninu
iih IIh pronldeut. A modern highway
between thu two ureal cHIcm would bu
mi object Ichxoii of Krent value nnd nit
liicoutlvu to Hlmlhtr work In other purttl
of tho country. TIiIh highway, It hi
expected by tho memherx of thu iihho
diitlon, will bo completed within li
reiiHotinblo tlmo, mid that tho project
Is rcpirdud iih entirely foanlblu H
Hhown by thn forcoH which nro working
for Itti (iccomplUhmunt. j ,
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Rural Delivery Notes
Throughout tho Itocky mountain ro
glou thoro nro few rhral delivery)
routPH because of tho topography nnd)
tho long dlstancofl, Hut thu nyfltcm Is
growing along tho rnclflc coast. Call
fornla now hnB 144 rural route, Oro.
gon 78 nlul Washington GO,
Tho development of rural postal 'aW
1 Ivory continues to contributo to the,
genornl rno,Vpmont toward road 1m
nrovomont. A. notnblo lnatnnco 1b Uii
I recent pasftnrfo of an act of tho Indiana
loglslntuijo Hotting nBido o por cent or.
tho total road tax for roads traveled by
rural mall -carrlera, j
In recent civil norvlcd bxamlnntlori
for posltloliH In tho rural frco dollvery
ecrvlco tliirty-Hoven women pnHsod the
oxnmlnntloiiH nnd hiivo been appoint
ed to poiltloiiH In tho norvlco. Iteporb)
nt th'o ofllco of tho Buporlntondont of
rural dollvery show that tho wometi
ynrrleru nro not dismayed by stormy,
weather or pbstaclon thuffall h the
vuy, of tho performauco ot-tbelr do-
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