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THE PLAlNDEALERl
JUNE 20, 1695.
Joy's for tho Jaded and Goo
Health for all MaaklBd.
JOT'S VEGETABLE SARSAPARLLA.
fimnde from
hcrbi, nnd
contains no
nine rt I
drugs or
deadly pol
ca. Joy's
Vegetable
Ssrwparllla
robs the
Hood of all
Its Impari
ties, and
courses nil
Uiociapari
ties tfcrosgh
nature-sown
proper chan
pels. joy
Vegetable
Sarapartua
cures Dt
Pcptia, Chronic
x.va
CompUlnU
and Kidney
Affections.
s Yerctahlr,
Sarssparilla
events ured fed
staggering sen-
ers, spots before the
eyes, headachy hil
ioasnesco&tip&tioa of boTrcl pains ia
the badmeuacholr.
declmfioTaerrol
eases cuShe stomach,
iicr ana jaOBers. t
poj'forthebestsei
ij-ouKCtthebcsL
To the Public
Oa and after this date, I wish it under
stood that rny terms for all nadcrtaker's
goods are cash with the order. 1 find it
impossible to do business on a credit
basis, and Wivo that I can do better bj
aiy patrons and myself by soiling strictly
for casJu P. Bxxedicx, Undertaker.
Roseburg, Or., April 12, 1S95.
Treasurer's Notice.
Police is hereby giyca to all persons
holding Douglas coanty warrant's in
dorsed prior to Jcly 1st, 1SU1, to present
them at the treasurer's office in tho court
BRIEF MENTION.
We are bound to win.
Boy your cigars at the RoMleal.
v
Oats are bow 40 cents a bushel in this
market.
W.R. Vinson ot Winchesler is in
town today.
Edgar Willis, late of the McClallen
House, has gone to Pendleton to reside.
Frailer Ward and wile hare returned
after an extended trip through Missouri
and Kentucky.
Mrs. N. Boyd hu a very extensive
stock of syrup on hand of Log Cabin and
other standard grades.
Rev. George W. Day, a long resident
of Roseburg, but now ot Kansas, is reg
istered at the McClallen.
J. D. Smith leaves tonight for Santa
Rosa, Cal., to permanently reside. His
family has preceded him a few days.
A. S. and O. H. Buellof Looking Glass
came into the city today offering to con
tract for 16 inch wood at 1.50 per tier.
Mrs. N. Boyd engaged a large amount
and an assortment of cherries for her lib
eral customers. First come first served.
Rev. J. R.N. Bell, (Bro. Beit forshorl),
formerly of Roseburg but now ot Baker
city is shaking bands with his old friends
here.
Karl's Clover Root will purify your
Blood and clear your Complexion, regu
late your Bowels and make your head as
wear as a bell. 25c, 50c and 1.00.
Shilo's Cure, the great Cough and Croup
vure, tsia gret demand. Pocket size
contains twenty-five, only 25 cents.
Children love it. Sold by Druggists.
bergeant Frank Combs, of Co. F. of
Albany, stopped over with friends here
on his way home from Glendale, accom
panied by Mr. Robinson of Centralia,
wash.
News was brought to the city this
aiternoon that a tramp while trying to
board a train near Glendale missed his
now and fell under the car and was run
over and killed this morning.
The city is nearly deserted today.
ine old pioneers have gone home and
all that are able to work are out repair
ing roads and bridges. So much
needed, so the good work goes on
Congressman Hermann left for Brown a
aille lh?s morning to attend the pioneer's
reunion tomorrow. Mr. Hermann will
deliver an address to those early set
tlers, their descendants and friends.
The most important question before
it - ..... ...
mts country is mat 01 a republican vie-
THE QLORIOUS FOURTH.
Roseburg Will Celebrate the
ous Fourth of July.
Glorl-
At a meeting ot representatives ot tho
different churches and Sunday schools ot
the city, it was decldoa to make arrange
ments for celebrating tho coming 4th In
the grove west of town, and have a
basket dinner. It is tho intontion to
make the exercises of a pleasing char
acter and all aro invited to attond.
Tho following committees wero elected :
Executive Committee Goo Churchill,
Wm. Perry, J. H. Shupo, E. L. Fisher,
J. F. Van Order, G. W. Bales and J. A.
Crutchfield.
Commitleo on Arrangements 0. A.
Sohlbrede, F. W. Wooloy, J. W. Wright,
B: W. Strong and P. Benodick.
Committee- to Procure Speaker and
Reader W. A. Fratcr, A, M. Crawford
and N. T. Jowett.
Committee on Music O. F. Godfroy,
Mark Munson, Miss Mettio Rapp, .Mrs.
R. Morris and L. Loughery.
Committee on Amusomonts Clairo
Hume, S. K. Sykes, Frank Clements, II.
Leurwen.8. Kidder, J. Grooms, Free
Johnson, A. E. English and F. Gilbort.
Committco on Decoration J. G.
Flook, C. W. Kirk, Mrs. Jamicson, Mrs.
Geo. Ester, Mrs. H. Snidor, Mrs. Van
Order and Mrs. Eccleston.
Committee on Financo F. H.Church
ill, M. F. Rapp, E. E. Richards, II. W.
Miller and W.T. Wright.
Tho members of tho different com
mittees are respectfully requested to
meet at the M. E. church on Monday
evening, June 24th, next, at 8 o'clock,
in order that a complete plan of arrange
ments may bo agreed npon.
By order of the executive committee.
John H. Sucre,
Secretar .
TRAINS TO GO FASTER
New Time Card on the Southern
Pacific Takes Effect Sunday.
Better Concctlons Bctwcn tho Trans
continental Lines The O. & N.
Schedule
RUflORED GOLD FINDS.
The
hosfe for payment on or before June I0 year 1x0111 DCxt U nd the next
most important the re-enaction of the
McKinley tariff. Statesman.
-t.. j. rrowbrldge ot Uamas alley is
onus way to Sheboygan, Wisconsin
He wilt be absent about sir weeks, and
on his return Camas Valley's population
wul doubtless be increased by one, Mrs.
Trowbridge.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Cbatanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shilo's Vitalizer saved my
life. I consider it the best remedy for a
debilitated system I ever used." For
Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it
excels. Price Toe
Mr. James Calahan late ot Marsh field,
has leased the popular boose, Van
Ho a tea fcr a terra of years and will here
after cater to the traveling and local
public Mr. Callahan comes recom-
meaded as a firet-clase hotel keeper, and
as each we bespeak for him a liberal pat-
rosage.
"General" Coxey, of commonweal
fame, is troubled on account of the seaet
marriage of his daughter to his loud
mouthed lieutenant, Carl Browne.
Coxey protested against his daughter
ixrrying Browne until such time as
Browse eh sold be able to support a wife.
Miss Coxey probably concluded that she
would be an old maid If she waited for
that time to come. Browne has owed
ezveral email amounts in Portland for
about tea years. Sun.
10th, 1595, as interest will cease thereon
at that date. Wu. A. Fratee,
Coanty Treasurer.
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby givca to all persons
holding city of Roseburg warrants, in
dorsed prior to and including Nov. 7th,
l&fi, to present the same at the treasur
er's office in the First National bank
payment, as interest will cease thereon
after the date of this notice
J. C Siieeidas, Treasurer.
Roseburg, Jane 10, 1S93.
Card of Thanks.
To the many friends, especially the
ladies, who contributed so ably to the
sseeess of the arrangement for the Fio-
Latest Story Coming From
Guthrie, O. T.
Stories of remarkablo finds ore still
coming in from the newly found gold
fields. John Ennia nnd R. A. Gregory,
claim-holders in Washita county, came
in today from the scene of the gold find
there. They state that along Boggy
creek there is an out-cropping of a vein
of ore from two to four feet in thickness,
and that all of the tests known to miners
and jewelers show there Is gold in it.
One man has made assays running from
100 to 1500 per ton. An area 10 miles
square is now staked off in minins claims
and there are indications of the deposits
for over 40 miles. Tho town of Golden
has been laid off at the edge of the field,
and lots are reported to bo already selling
at tremendeud prices, while hundreds of
wagons are bringing in lumber, and
buildings aro going up and stores being
started. While the excitement is in
tense, there has been no treublo as yet,
but little work is being done. All seem
to be waiting for the report of an official
assayer, as everybody is suspicious of bis
neighbor, and afraid the thing is too good
to be true. If the official assays should
prove anywhere near the local assays.
the rush into the country wi'.l be beyond
all precedent -
Portland, Juno 19. Tho Southern
Pacific and tho O. R. k N. Co. havo at
laBt definitely decided upon tho now
time cards, for soma tlmo under consid
eration, and thoy will go into effect noxt
Sunday, Juno 23. Tho changes mado In
tho O. R. & N. tlmetablo aro important,
but will not attract tho attention ot thoso
to bo made by tho Southern Pacific,
which aro most radical, to say tho least.
Tho Southern Pacific not only changes
tho timo of tho present passenger trains,
tho San Erancisco overland and tho
Roscbutg passenger, but puts on a now
train, a local between Salem and Port
land. Tho changes will go into effect
next Sunday, unless something unfore
seen happens.
Tho now timccard of tho Southern Pa
cific means that each passenger train
will run considerably faster than any of
tho old schedules authorized. Tho over
land will make hut two stops between
this city and Salem ; the Roseburg pas
senger will shorten timo an hour, and
tho Salem passenger will make the run
in twj hours and a quarter, much faster
than any train heretofore. Superintond-
cnt Fields says that tho people of the
Willamotto valley will awaken to tho
fact that a good deal of time has been
lost at stations. It has been tho custom
co stop at least two minutes at any sta
tion. ow the stop will not exceed ono
minute, and tho passengers will have to
get a "ruatlo on" in getting on and off
the train, similar to Eastern roads.
Tho San Francisco overland will leave
Portland each evening at 8:50 o'clock,
instead of 0:15, as at present, and will
arrive in Portland each morning at 8:10,
instead of S :l!0. Leaving here at 8 :50 in
tho evening tho train will reach Oregon
City at 9:35 and Salem at 11 o'clock
Tho two stops to bo mado between this
city and Salem will bo Oregon City and
Woodburn, and tho timo will be materi
ally lessened in this way. After leaving
Salem the overland will stop at the prin
cipal stations as usual. It trill arrive at
Albany at 12:05, Eugene 1:59, Roseburg
5:20, and Glendale at 8:35. Breakfast
will bo taken at Ulcndale. lnis is in
festivities last Saturday, the
eoasttttee deader their most uafeig&ed
thanks.
M. C. KccKixs,
B. Ebocxwat.
D. C. M cClallex,
Committee of Arrangement.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powdci
superior to all others.
THE PORTLAND flARKET.
Treasurer's Notice
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding Douglas coanty warrants, in
Cursed prior to September 4th, 1301, to
present the same at the tressurer'a office
in the court house for payment, as in
terest will cease thereon after the date of
this notice by publication.
Dated this the 13th day of June, A. D.
1535, at Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.
W. A. Featxk, County Treasurer.
What Our Neighbors 5ay.
Below we give with pleasure and many
thanks for the kind words and best
whhes of our neighborly exchanges :
The Roseburg Piii.VDSL.uxa, under the
able management o! the Benjamins, has
been converted into a daily newspaper.
It is a strong and leading republican
paper of this congressional district, and
while we do not agree with its position
on the money Question, we respect its
earnest, clean and outspoken methods.
Capital Journal.
MONEY LOANED.
First .Mortgages on Improved Farm
Property Negotiated.
We arc prepared to negotiate first
mortgages upon improved farina in Ore
gon, with eastern parties at a rate of in
terest not to exceed 9 per cent, per
annum.
Jfortgages renewed that have been
taken by other companies.
Address with stamp:
Mskvix Swoiith,
Baker City, Oregon.
Our National Revenues.
W.1SHI5GTOX, June 18. treasury re
ceipts from customs and internal reve
nues so far for the month of June, show
no improvement over last month, while
the disburse taenia remain practically the
same. The receipts from sugar importa
tions are enrprisindy low, and the ex
pected large increase from whisky with
drawals has not materialized. The total
receipts from customs for 113s months of
the fiscal year are 146,843,687, and from
internal reuenue sources, 106,854,103.
The present deficit ot 48,400,950, how
ever, is likely to be reduced by cutting of
expenditures to about 45,000,000 for the
full fiscal year. Notwithstanding this
showing for the year's operations there is
no expectation from any source of an
extra session of congress or of another
bond issue before the regular meeting in
December. Today tbs gold reserve
amounts to about $99,500,000, with an
available cash balance of nearly 181,
000.000. which is regarded as ample to
meet all ordinary demands.
RACES ON THE FOURTH.
A Basket Dinner and Picnic at the
Fair Orounds.
There will bo a picnic and baBkol din
ner in connection with the races at the
fair ground on the Fourth. Every body
Is invited, to come and have a good time.
Following Is tho
STEED I'BOOKAKME:
Trotting Three ruinuto class, purse
50, two in three,
Running 600 yards, and repeat, purse
50.
Special runulng race, 50.
Entries 10 per cent of purse. The
winning horso to have 70 per cent. The
second 20 per cent, the third 10 per cent
of tho purse. No money given for a walk
over. In all races 4 horses will bo re
quired to enter and three to start.
In the event of the net gate receipts
fallinc ahnrf. nf Itin ntnnnnf. ndvnrf in
purses, the association reserves the right at drug store.
BUSINESS LOCLAS.
to reduco purses to a sum not less than
60 per cent of tho gross gate receipts.
A Salzman, tho reliable joweler.
J. T. Bryan, the Busy Watchmaker.
See the Novolty's new advertisement.
L. Belfils, watchmaker, Roseburg, Ore.
Go to the Rose loaf for the best cigars
Complete line of cuttlory at Salzman's.
For first-class dentistry go to Dr. Littel
of Oakland.
Get Salzman's latest price on granite
and tinware.
Ice cream and ico croam soda at the
Kandy Kitchen.
Harness of all kinds at low prices at
G. W. Woodward's.
Prices on wall paper are just right at
Marsters drug store,
Koy West, imported and domestic
cigars at the Roseleaf.
Alabaatme, kalsomine and whito wash
want ask
For Over Fifty lfcars.
Au Old and Well-Tried Remedy. Mrs. Win
low's Boothlng Syrup has been used lor over
flity years by millions ot mothers lor their
children whllo teething, with perfect success.
It soothes tho child, solteus the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind colic, and is tho best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
Bold by Druggists In every part ot the world,
Twcutyflvo cents a bottle. Its value Is Incal
culable. Bo suro and ask for Mrs. Window's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
short
Artificial Cotton.
The production of artificial cotton yarn
from wood pulp is declared by a Rhode
Island experimenter to be a practicable
industry, the difference between the two
materials being said to be very slight as
regards appearance, strength, softness
luster and general condition. It appears
that for this purpose the wood of the
spruce or tho pine is used, and is defi'
brated, after which it is disintegrated
thoroughly and subjected to a good
bleaching, much depending upon the
latter process, an essential point being
11 you don't see what you
for it at Marsters' drug store.
Ico cream made for parties ou
notice at Niece's candy factory.
Myrtle Creek flour, only SO cents per
sack. Delivered free. A. C. Hoxuc. I
Don't eat stale candies. You can buy
it fresh and good just as cheap at Nieces'.
Salzman sells his goods for cash. Buy
of him and you pay for no bad accounts.
Society or family parties can get ice
cream and candies in any quantities at
Nieces'.
Royal Rose and Myrtle Creek Hour at
Johnston Grocery, delivered free of
charge.
For good substantial blacksmithing
cheap, go to McKinuey & Manning,
Oakland.
See new line of mens, boys, and child
ren's bats at Osburns. Next door to
Review office.
Ready mixed paints in all shades and
colors, and any size packages at Mars
ters' drug store.
Jack Abraham is in receipt of a choice
the
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
APSOMJOTEiy PURE
1
KIUULb. Union Pacific O. R. & N. Co. Ac-
Mrs. Addlo Nichols went to Roseburg counting.
Tuesday to yisit her mother. O. E. 8. Wood, attorney for Receiver
Rev. Baldwin failed to fill his appoint- Mc?'n in tho case of the Fannera In
mont here Sunday. He was attending Treat Company against the Oregon
camp meeting at Ten Mile. We will KaiIway & Navigation Company and
not havo anvd.nrch for Ihreo or four others, has returned from Omaha, to
weeks unless some minister takes com
passion on us and comes and preaches
that tho whiteness of the stock enuals X1 01 oaiDnggan unuerwear just
that of the genuine cotton material. tbin8 for bot weather.
Thus, it is stated, the bleaching com- Fresh candies made daily and equal to
pounds have consisted of hot solutions of I anything in the state, also ice cream in
bisulphate of Boda and chloride of lime; any quantities at Nieces',
after bleaching the subdued pulp, the Protect yourself agalnstcold and pneu-
ccllulose is treated with a compound of monla by wearing a chest protector,
chloride of zinc, castor oil, and gelatine, Fino ones at Marsters' drug store.
for ub.
Mrs. Ada Unruh lectured here the 20th
inst. on temperance.
Editor Thorpe of Cottage Grove spent
soveral dajs in Riddle this week.
The Nichols brothers will ship a car
load of beef caltlo to Portland Saturday.
A family, Frances by name, friends of
of Mr. Pruner, are just out from Dakota
Visiting Mr. Pruner's family and looking
for a home in Oregon.
Mrs. Lollio Gilmore and Mrs. William
Sanderson, Jr. were visiting Fred Sand
erson's family at Genthile Sunday.
A Riddle made a business trip to
Myrtle Creek Tuesday.
Mr. Carl Kimmcl of Canyonvillo was
in Riddle Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Gegax is expected back
from California soon la spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Cornutt,
All who attended tho Pioneer's Re
union from here speak in tho highest
terms of tho good time.
Mowers aro running on all sides, Hay
making is in full blast,
Cherries are 15 cents a gallon and
raspberries are six cents a pound in this
community.
Claude Riddle and the young ladies
who work in the Review office are ex
pected up on a visit Saturday evening on
tho freight Esid.
resulting in the formation of a paste
which la reduced to strands and rubbed
Into threads. Under the naked eye the
pulp thread is said to differ very little in
appearance from the real cotton, pos
sesses practically all the features of a
pure cotton thread, and is white and
sou, but when com par eu beneath a!
tho heart of the mountains and will bean strong microscope a difference is noticed,
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Oregon Berries In the East.
D. H. Stearns writes from Minneapolis
that the straw berries reaeiyed there
lrom Portland in car lots are in much
better condition than those in that mar
ket from Wisconsin, that did not come
one-fourth the distance. Heeays: "Or
egon folks hayo got to put fruit into this
market is quantities that will insure use
and sale at prices they can afford. They
Bell here at 20c a box, and there 8 boxes
for 25c. and there is no use for that, as
they can be put here at 3c a box and if
sold at 10 to 12'-c they will sell in ten
times the quantity they do now, and the
Oregon growers make a good profit."
South Bohemia.
T. L. Kimball passed through town
last night oa his way to California. Mr.
Kimball has made two trips recently on
the Bobomia road. He informs us that
A. J. Howard has a well established
camp seven miles east of Elk Meadows,
and is (inking on a monstrous vein of
gold bearing rock. There are four dis
trict quartz veins between the Meadows
and the Howard camp. Three ot tueta
yield by assay, gold in small quantities,
With daDth thev will undoubtedly- be
valuable. Mr. Kimball expects to re
turn soon after July 1st.
We mention that S. M. Kelley of Oak
land, who went out with Mr. Kimball, is
enthusiastic over the scenery, timber,
wagon road, and opportunities generally
He was an ardent supporter of the road.
Poktlasd, Jnne IS. The following
prices were current.in the produce mar
kets yesterday:
Flour 2.75 2.90 per barrel.
Oats Good white are quoted weak at
(2sc per Dtunei; mining, ssn&x;
gray, 2627c.
Hay Overstocked; timothy, 0?90
per ton; cheat, 4(34.50; clover, 6; oat,
6; wheat. 5(27.
.bailey reed barley, (:S65c per
cental; brewing, S0S5c, according to
quality; chop, 16 per ton.
Potatoes ew California, l31t4eper
Pound. - v
Batter rirm; fan
14c per pound; fancy
fair to good, S'10c
7,4'c
Onions Now Call!
per ctl.
Poultry Chickens, old, 2.75(33 per
dozen; young, 1.23(3:2.50 per dozen;
ducks, 34.50; geese, 4(7.50; tur
keys, live, 8 10c per pound; dressed,
1012c per pound.
Eggs Oregon, 1415c per dozen.
Cheese Oregon, full cream, 10Uc
per pound; half cream, 79c; skim, 4 (?
6c
Oregon vegetables Cabbage, l.''fi lc
per, pound; radishes, lUc per dozen
bunches ; green onions, 10c per dozen ;
hothouse lettuce, 23(2 30c per dozen;
asparagus, 40G0 per dozen ; green peap,
2):C per pound; rhubarb, l'22c.
Fresh fruit Apples, good, 2 per box;
cherries, 75cfl; Oregon, 1 per box;
plnms, 75cl ; peaches, 1.25 1.50.
Berne3 strawberries, Joc per
pound; raspberries, 1.25 per crate;
gooseberries,-lM(2c per pound. I
Wool Valley, 10f?12c, according to
quality; Eastern Oregon, 5J2(?9!;.c.
Provisions Oregon: Smoked hams,
II2C per pound.
THIS MSAT MAHKLT.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, 3.500
3.75; light and feeders, $3.25(23.50;
dressed, 4)c per pound.
Veal Dressed, small, 5Gc; large, 3
die per pound.
Beef Gross, top steers, -3(23.50; fair
to good steere, 2.50(23; cqws, 2.25(2
1.75; dressed beef, 5(26.50.
Mutton Oross, ibest sheep, wethers.
22.25; ewes, 1.75(22; dressed mut
ton, 4c
attractive eating station. The overland
will arrive in Portland 10 minutes earlier
than usual. It will make but two stops
between Salem and this city, tho same
as the Boulh-bound. Otherwisel its
timo will remain about the same as now.
Tho Roseburg passenger train will
leave Roseburg each morning at 8 o'clock
instead of 7, and arrive In Portland at
4:40 in the afternoon instead of 4:30,
making 50 minutes faster timo from ter
minus to terminus. It will leave Albany
north-bound at 1 :15, instead of 12:30,
and Salem at 2:20. instead of 1:40. The
Roseburg train will Icavo Portland south
bound at S.-S0 o'clock each morning, the
same as now. It will, however, arrive at
Salem at 11 o'clock, instead of 11:17 as
now. It will arrive at Albany at 12:05,
instead of 12:25; at Eugcno at 2:04, in
stead of 2:30, and Roseburg at 5:20, in
stead of 5:50 p. m. South-bound, it will
be seen the time is lessened 30 minutes.
The new local train between Portland
and Salem will make fast time. It will
leave Salem each morning at S
the fino, fuzzy and loose fibers so prom
inent in cotton threads being missing in
the pulp sort, though not to the disad
vantage of the latter. The peculiar twist
character of cotton thread is also absent
in tho pulp strand, while the latter seems
harder and smoother under the glass.
Uveriae.
Liverine," manufactured by the An
chor S Chemical Co., the great Liver,
Kidney and Constipation cure. An in
fallible remedy for all curable tonus of
diseases of those organs. The greatest
knows remedy for Indigestion. Try it.
For Bale at M. F. Rapp's drug-store,
Roseburg, Oregon,
Now is the time to spray your fruit
trees. Lime, sulphur and blue vitriol for
that purpose at Marsters' drug store.
Jack Abraham, still carries a complete
stock of men's and bojB' furnishing at
lowest cash prices don't you forget it,
Bring your job work, to the Plaindkal-
xh office. We aro prepared to do the
cheapest and best work south of Port
land.
Jack Abraham has accepted the
agency ot Neander, Pershing & Co., for
taking orders for tailor made suits
clothing.
Dr. F. W. Uaynes has just returned
from the East and opened dental parlors
in Mark's building, where be will be
pleased to welcome persons desiring den
tal work.
Uul on the J. G. tlooz (Jo. for prices
on their up to date berry crates. Made
of sugar pine, neat and d arable. Just
the thing to get-.your -berries to market
in first-class condition.
Resolutions.
Whereas, J. P. Weatherfonl our
most highly esteemed and faithful
brother of our order, departed this life
May 19, 1S95. Be it therefore
Reiolted, That we deeply deplore the
subtle and insidious pall which eettlcd
o'clock a darkening cloud upon our brother,
k. w.
table
Jor
Catarrli.
CoMrAXY Gentlemen; I havo
just completed the second bottle ol your Vcjte-
auna. 1 nave oau laiana
arsapa
and arrive hero at 10:15. Ia the even
log it will leave at 4 o clock and arrive
at Salem at 6:15 o'clock. This train
will be known as the "Salem passenger,"
and will doubtless handle most of the
local traffic between Portland and the
capital city.
Tbe new timccard ol the O. R. & N.
Co., which also affects tho Union Pacific
avcrland goes into effect next Sunday.
e through train will Icavo Portland at
m., instead of 7p, m and will
ve at 7 :30 a. mTbe Dalles local
will leave at Si. m. acd-arriye at 6 p.
m., instead of oiX, as at present.
This change ia the tlmecard of both
roads. will make a closo connection with
the Northern -Pacific overland! from
the East, wbiclTarrivcs hero each even
ing at 3:20 o'clock. Both overland
trains, the Southern and Union Pacific,
leave after the Northern arrives.
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In leav
ening power as the Royal.
taking him from us; as our recollections
endureth, so shall we cherish his mem
ory.
Raoftcd, That in him we had a faith
ful, generous and honorable brother,
whose sterling manhood and splendid
qualities wo bad learned to emulate and
gather strength in manly attributes by
the light of his precepts.
Rctolttd, That we mourn b& death,
and that we hereby extend our sincerest
sympathy to the widow and relatives of
our deceased brother, and commend
them to Him that thoso whom He loveth
He likewise choose tb.
Retolred, That these resolutions be
recorded in tho record book of this lodge
and published in each of the Roseburg
papers and a copy thereof sent to the
family of the deceased.
Witness Mirror Lodge'No. 57, 1. O. O.
F., by the ueal thereof and the signatures
of the committee.
A. ii. Bccll,
J. T. Goodman,
J. L. Grimes,
Committee.
for
years which affected my eyes, hearing ana
stomach. Frcauently would have dull head
ache for days at a time. Since talcing your
remcuy 1 navcicu no aisagrccaoic symptom.
Trustlnz you will publish this as I want any
one suffering lrom any ol the aDovc symptoms
to be Denenuca.. Kinaiy sena rac uto more
bottles by return express. (Signed)
J1K. FKEDKKICK. Di. KIUHJIUU.
Seattle, Wash.
Kverv mall brings a new batch ol testimon
ials for Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Oakland Sunday Schools
There will bo a district convention of
the Sunday schools in and about Oak
land, held at Oakland commencing Sat
urday, Juno 29th at 10 o'clock a. m. and
closing Sunday evening, the 30th
The convention will be under the aus
pices of the County Sunday School
Association. Sunday school workers of
this city will attend.
The following local committees have
been selected to make arrangements for
the convention :
Entertainment Mrs. Georgia Young,
Miss Etta Houser aad Mrs. Millie Estes.
Decoration Miss Julia Raymond,
Mrs. Nora Jonc3 and Miss Lydia Pink
slon.
Literary Exercises Mrs. Maggie Dim-
mick. Mrs Annie Dimmlck and Rev. T,
S. Dulin.
Music Mrs. E. U. Henderson, S. B
Gentry and Mies Maggio Armstrong,
Nenous Slioclc.
E. W. Jov CoxrASV Gentlemen: This" Is
the ant time I have attempted to write for
three years. Have been so ncrvons and weak
uia. x uatc wu m iul mink u. ,uv
A friend -who had taken your Sarsaparillii
scut me two bottles. The second one Is most
feel a new woman. I was pale, thin, no am-
I bltion. Had given up, as i naa inea so many
, remedies and doctors, but found no benefit. If
which place he went to represent his
client ia the accouating taken before
Hon. L. L. McArthur. of Portland, as
special master in chancery. Joseph
Simon, of this city, represented the
plaintiff. The accounting was taken in
Omaha ia order to accomodate the Union
Pacific receivers, as all the books were
kept in that city. The arguments in the
case will be made before Jude McArthur,
sitting in Portland, within 30 days.
The matter before Judge McArthur
wa3 simply aa accounting between S. H.
H. Clark, E. Ellery Anderson, Frederick
Coudert and John S. Doaae, receivers of
tho Union Pacific aad as such receivers
of the O. R. & N. Co. whea that line was
operated as a part of the Union Pacific,
and Major McNeill the receiver of the
O. R. & N. Co. appointed ia the suit.
The question involved in the occounting
was who should pay the bills and out
standing indebtedness of the O. R. & N.
Co amounting to about 500,000. Mr.
McNeill says that the Ualoa Pacific re
ceivers should pay it, but the latter holds
a contrary opinion. The accounting was
taken for the purpose of showing the un
paid indebtedness of the former receivers
or the moneys which theylclaimlare due
to themselves for the fuads which thev
advanced to the O. R. & N. Co. out of
the system funds.
The Union Pacific receivers have made
their statement of account. It will be
examined by Mr. Wood, as attorney for
Receiver McNeill, and the legal liability
ot Mr. McNeill for the indebtedness
will be disputed. In speaking of the
case last evening Mr. Wood said:
We feel that the Union Pacific receiv
ers operated the u. K.ociN. u. as a
leased property for their own benefit,
and we hold that when we take the prop
erty back we should not pay the debts
that the tenants ran up on the landlords."
Mr. Wood says that business is im
proving in the East. People are buying
and selling more readily, and confidence
is being gradually restored.
Judge McArthur also has returned
from Omaha. Mr. Simon went on to
New York. Sun.
H. Martin has for sale a new style of
wagon made at Corvallis. All but the
wheels, pole, box, reach and brake-bar
is of steel. What we admire chiefly is,
it is Oregon made and shows enterprise
in the proper direction. Let the good
work go on. We trust the state at large
will become innoculated with, the spirit
of enterprise.
Bicycles.
Une thousand dollars invested m
Crescent Bicycles direct from the West
ern Wheel Works of Chicago, eight
wheels were sold and all are, giving the
best satisfaction. This. factory is turning
out 300 bicycles per day and are 1,000
short on Coast orders. They are fur
nishing us with four wheels per week
until they get caught up with their
orders. In 1S94 this factory turned out
50.000 wheels. Since then they have ia-1 remedies and doctors, but found no benefit, if
i ,!.: -r. iwi -n, ( J V" " ..- . r.rv-
, 1 . . !. . m I Alameda. OL
ociong to no trust or ramoine. xiiejr , Ucad,chc. Billiousne and Torpid Llvezndis-
no wheels to any one on consign-1 appear when you take Joy's Vegetable Sarsa-
parma.
ship no wheels to any one on consign'
ment. All wheels are sold outright be
fore they leave the factory. The Crescent
wheels need no recommendation. Thoy
sell on their merits and arc fully war
ranted for twelve months. Call and see
our Gent's Special, 25 pounds, price 50;
Crescent No. 1,23 pounds, 75; Ladies'
Crescent No. 5, 24 pounds, 50 ; Ladies'
No. 4, 22 pounde', 75. Cash or on in
stallment. Caulk & Richardson.
A Remarkable Operation.
Newauk, June IS. Andrew Schlecht
was discharged from the Elizabeth bos
pital today, after ono of tho most re
markable surgical operations on record,
besides being the only person known to
have lived through such an operation
lie is 4o years old, and suffered witu a
camoteous tumor, growing internally
from bis ribs. When the tumor was
removed it weighed four and a half
pounds. Tho surgeons were obliged to
remove a portion of his clie6t wall on the
leftside necessitating taking out four
ribs. In cutting out tho tumor it was
necessary to remove a portion of
:chlecht'a left lung, part of the perl
cardial sac. or heart envelope, then (0
remove a portion of tho diaphragm
The sections mentioned as remoyed
could not be replaced ; alter tho cavity
was proerly dressed the patient wag
lett to tho care of nature. After three
weeks bo was dischargedws cured.
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16
Firemen's Election.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
election of chief engineer and assistant
Tbe Discovery Saved II In i.ifc.
Mr. G. Callloutto, Druggist, Beavcrs-
ville, 111., eays: "To Dr. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all luo puysi
dans for miles about, but of no avail and
The New Enterprise.
enrineer ol the Roseburg fire department was given up and told I could not live
dkaleu uas ueen receiver, reau uu
""rw: . . :il ..Vy Havm Dr. Klnu's New Discovery in my
trii ra tie a on monusv. me luum w . .... , -t .i.i i , ..
pronounced by many as a spicy sheet Vn . 7 aI all la the city !"re,i!?'T" ? "T" ' T
, - I IWWJ, wm . ..v - BHU 1 1 UUi tUC? Mid, UUDO lfc.U W J,-
ter,$and after using tnree bottles was up
and about again. It Is worth its weight
Inirold. We won't keep Btore or house
without it." Get a free trial at
Marsters & Uo.'s urug store.
and one worthy tho patronage of the
public. As far as I have conversed with
the citizens, all 6jeak in terms of com
mendation of it. This new venture in
the publication of a daily paper in Rose
barg thould be heartily and substantially
supported by our citizens, as it will be
proof to the outside world that our city Is
dancing on tbe high road to bueinees
roeperily. All hail to the daily Plain-
tnvif vii T M'tel t a ti fftaa St lid imimaL
ViiiUU 4. r IflU lis DUWvOu 44 lD JVMtSini
istlc career, and promotive of the wel
fare and prorpority of the city an J its in
habitants, 6UCJUK.
m. and
are re-
of Roseburg. Polls open at 6 p
close at 8 p. rfl. All firemen
quested to be present.
C, Y. Ekuamim
Pres. Board of Fire Delegates,
F. G. MicKtu, Sec.
A. C
At Salem in Liberty school houEO last
.T . tf 1 lfn. - .. .1
, , MOnuay, itlOier, name.) , uaivu uuu
The Cresent is Uking the ld .J,: 15
strength and speedBelling like hot cakei.
The Cresent is the only high grade wheel
that is selling for reasonable prices.
Cable & Bicuabdbo.v,
Bceeburz, Or,
in
Post it appears neither of the speakers
knew where'he was fat. Perhaps, how-
vr. It was the reporter that did not
know where he was at.
l're-sident Cloytland is thinking of sl
pointing as United States minister to
Venezuela, Kenesaw Mountain Landis,
who was the late Secretary Gresham's
urivato secretary, lie is said to be a
good lawyer and to bo familiar with the
boundary contention between Great
Britain and Venezuela. No ono ever
heard of Mr. Landis prior to Secretary
Gresham's death, but as President
Cleveland has a habit of raising interest
ing nobodies to fame Mr. Landis ought
not to bo overlooked. The appointment
of Landis as minister to Venezuela would
be an official refutation of the story that
Cleveland Intends to mako aBcapegoat of
his late secretary of stale. Sun.
Roseburg Market Report
l-KODCCE.
Potatoes, per bushel ,
Eggs, per dozen
Bntter, per pound ,
Cheese, per pound
Flour, per Back
Bran, per ton
UltOCEHIKS.
Sugar, granulated, 15r)...
Sugar, extra C, 15 Hi
Rice, per pound, 14H....,
Canned fruit, 2tt caiiH
Peaches, per dozen
Tomatoes, per dozen...
Coffee, green, per pound..
Costa Rica, roasted....
Brown
Mocaaad Java
Teas
Apples, dried, per pound.
Prunes, dried, per pound.
MEATS.
Beef, ou foot, per pound. .
Sheep, per head
Chickens, per doz. cash. .
Bacon and ham, per K. . . -10 2
Shoulders
Lard in bulk
Lard In cans
Sirloin steak
Veal ,05
Mutton 05
Porter house :.
Slows 04
40
OS
15
20
15.00
1.00 1
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.50
.25
.25
30
.40
75
.05
.06 ,0S
Established in Roseburg 15 Years
We are prepared to do your work at
hard times prices. We make a specialty
of graining, sign and carriage painting.
Do you need sour Buggy Painted?
Do you need your Parlor Decorated?
Do you need your Dining Room
Grained?
Do you need your Kitchen Painted,
Kalsomined or Papered?
If so. call on Tolles & Cordou, who
are ready to do it for 2.50 and upwards,
according to class of work required.
Wo refer you to our work which
speaks f jr itself. We are neither stran
gers or scabs but first class Practical
Mechanics.
Cau be found at A. C. Marsters' diug
store at any time.
Base Ball.
Yesterday a fine game was put up by
tho kids the Mohawks vs. Washington
street nines, which resulted in a victory
for Washington street faction by a score
of 19 to 27.
Mohawks White p & 1 b, Godfrey 1 f,
Joshepson p & t b, Boyd c & 2 b, Renfro
r f, Radabaugh 3 b, Cheesman c f, Hess
s s.
Washington streets. Wollenburg 2 b,
Chapman p &o b, Elvin Crutchfield 1 f,
Eccleston c & s s Edgar Crutchfield c f,
Dunn p & s s, Woodruff r f Wright 1 b & p,
Hanscll c & 1 b. Umpire, "Jurcbo."
Scorer, Gibson.
Cure For llcadacltc.
Aa a remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitters has preyed to be tho very
IwRf- It effects a permanent cure and
the most dreaded habitual sick hcad-
nclms viftid to its influence. We urce all
whn .irp. ntllicted to nrocure a Dotuc, anu
nive this remedv a fair trial. In cases of
habitual consumption Electric BltteiS
cures by giving the needed tone to the
bowels, and lew cases mnc resist mo use
of this medicine. Try it once. Largo
bottles only Fifty cents at A. U. .Marsters
& Co.'s Drug Store.
35
.OSJX
2.00
2.50
.122
.08
.08
.10
.10
.06
.06
ISM
.08
Attention the Public.
Call on Jack Abraham at once. . . .
His gent's furnishing goods are -SFtUe
latest stvle and best quality.
His prices are within the reach of all.
Shirts, hats, "cans and overalls-iu all
shapes and variety.
Gent's can be accommodated with any
thing in his line at prices suro to giye
satisfaction.
No shelf-worn coods in ttore, but all
uew and of first-class material.
Jack's store ia next to the National
Bank, where he can bo found at all times
to greet his customers with due courtesy.
Call on Jack aud inspect goods and
you will theu conclude that at Jack's is
the place to make purchases.
BucUIcu'a Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts-
Bruises. Bores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever bores, Tetter, Ghapped nanus,
Ghillbains, Corns, aad all akin Erup,
lions, and positively cures riles, or no
pay requlrod. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price25 cents per box. For Bale at A
r-i -a r a
Ncarlv avervona needs a nood Ionic at u- -Manners t,o.
this season. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Dn prjccg Cream Baking PiweT
ono true tunic uuu diouu puriuor. 1 Awuded Cold pwul Ztldwtnur rtir, saa rrsatuw,
N Society
women often feel
the effect of too
much gayety
balls, theatres, aad
teas in rapid
succession nnd
them worn out, or
"run-down" by
the end of tha sea
son. They suffer
lrom nervousness.
'sleeplessness aad
irregularities. The
smile and good
spirits take night. it is time to accept
the help offered in Doctor Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription. It's a medicine which
was discovered and used by a prominent
physician for many years in all cases of
orders which arise from it. The "Pre
scription " is a powerful nterine. tonic and
nervine, especially adapted to woman's
delicate wants lor it regulates ana promotes
all the natural functions, builds np, iavif
o rates and cures.
ManT women suffer from nervous pros
tration, or exhaustion, owing to congestion
. 1 - 3 -i T-l TV.
waste products should be quickly got rid
of, the local source of irritation reHe-red
and the system invigorated with the "Pre
scription." Do not late me so-exura
celery compounds, and nervines which
only put the nerves to sleep, but get a
lasting cure wim ur. increc a xtoiw
Prescription.
" FEMALE WEAKNESS."
Mrs. William Hoover, of Belltrillt,
Richland Co., Onto,
writes: "I had been
a great sufferer front
' female weacn ess :
I tried three doc
tors; thev did nei
no good ; I thought"
I was an invalia tor-
ever. But I heard
of Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription,
and then I wrote to
him and he told me
just how to take iL .
1 tooc riirct Domes.
T nnv
well. I could stand Mas. Hoovsa.
on my feet only a short time, and now I da
all my work for my family of five."
i v&.TWVBJavr
Final Call.
All persons are hereby uoti'ied to
make iumiediato settlement of their in
debtedness to tho lato firm of S. Marks
& Co. : otherwise the Haiuo will bo placid
in hands for collection. Please give this
call prompt attention aud thus avoid Ad
ditional costs. Asheu Maiiks,
Administrator of Estate of S. Marks
& Co.
Special Offer.
Six choice building lots iu Fruityale
addiliou, 60100 feet. Prico 20 each.
D. S. K. Buick.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
A Heavenly Visitor.
An immense moteor fell in a lagoou
near Port Townsend, Wash., a fow days
ago that Eluttted the inhabitants so that
thev thought the world was coming to an
end. Tho crockery in tho buildings
was thrown down and broken and the
houses shaken like that from an earth
quake. The meteor caused tho water in
tho lairoon in which it fell, to boil for
hours, -arid heated it to the cooking point
for eggs.
All package coffee at Allison's goes for
.'3 cents.
Awarded
Highest- Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
mm
CREAM
BAKING
POWDfR
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
Are
You
m
Satisfied
With
Your
Razor?
If not call and see us. We
will sell you oue. You take
it home, try it, if it is not
perfectly satisfactory, bring
it back to us and get your
money. We handle only the
best grades, and are not
afraid to guarantee them.
Prices no higher than for in
ferior goods.
Hamilton's Pharmacy.