Ill I 111 rT A -f TiT r - -r-.-rv I t ... I J . . t. , ... T;
XJXSh&j2JU.MUmAtiERl?m Mmnm?-l '"BMBO. and his Douglas County -Farmer.
v. - . . nearors scorned deeply Interested in the
AUGUST l'J, 1895. tboughti presented to them.
flic Cliurchea.
lUrTiCTCuycii. corner ol Lano and Ro
itrctu. jgnnday Service: ' treadling, u a. m.
ttrctts.
and7:S0. m.i Yomig lyple's Union, 6:30 p.ro.'i
Mrs. (I. N. Annes, l'rcbtdent; Sunday School, 10
c in.: Janrw Chauibcrlalu, Superintendent
Prayer Meeting, Thursday cvculug at 7:30.
Rkv. O. N. AN.nks, Pastor.
Iteaideucc, No. SII Main Street.
Methodist Ohcucii -comer ol JIalnand Lano
Hrecis. Sunday. Service: Preaching, 11 a. m,
ami 7:1;p.in.:Jkaiiuatli school. 10 a. m.: Dr.
James lUrrSurnrrtritetidcnt; Class Meeting At
close of tlni moriilng serviee: Hpworth League
u..w y. mviaru mime, rrcsI.Uut. Prayer Meet
nig, uiurjAiay, at 7:30 p.m.
S N. Ui cKNFn, I). D.. 1'aMor.
Parsonage, corner .Main and Lauo.
l'liKsnnKKUN Ciiuucil -corner of 1,'asi, ana
Koxirtngu. Sunday Service: l'upllo wuntilti,
a in. and T&)f?iri.; Sabbath School, 10 a. in.;
i . i v. t., , p. m. rrajer Meeting, Wednvs-
IS. it. lawor.Tii, Pastor.
iiifc. w.u i. u. will meet at llio M. E
cinircti every Thursday evening until alter
ttaic i-ouventiou. All members should be pros
cm ai every meeting.
Tun Uval Tkni-khasci: Iauion will meet at
Uio -M. u Uliurvn Wednesday nt 3 p.ru.
A. C. llCCKNEll. aupt
U
S. Department of Arlrnti.,,-..
Weather Bureau.
Ku.m:im, Ore., Augut li. isujl
i j p. in. i acme urae .:I
M&xirautn lemjverature, 77
Minimum temperature. 4-1.
Ralutall tor the ;i hours eudiug & p. m., 0.
Total ralufall siuco lt of month. n.
Averige ralufall for this month for 17 yean,
Total ralufall tromciC 1, ISJI, toilatc, 23.M.
Avcrssa monthly rainfall from Sept. 1, ISOl.to
date. .
AccuiuuliUxl dokIioy from Sept. 1, 1551, to
..cr prwspiuiion lor 17 wet seasons
SS.S0.
Tium. tiioay, Ohscner.
l"OETLAit.. Or., August 19. lstt; io a. ra. -Weather
'forvsait- for .the next a; hours, lor
uixeuorg anU.Yltmlty:
Monday and TWday fair either, Hatlonary
I'liiHi;, I,ooal forecast Official.
PATRIOTISH.
Now that the citizens ol Kosebun? will
soon be rt .mired, under the provision of
the charter passed at tho last legislature,
to choose a new lnard of trustees, a
mayor, martial, recorder and treasurer,
it will Wi the highest duty of each elec
tor, as you will perceive, to look to the
rrellare ot the city at largo by electing
Eucli raen to till thofe iw3Uioiis as are
known to possess broad aud liberal
views; lioo business qualifications are
Rood and ntiu will not cater to, and coutt
the favor of any faction; meu whose
juJguieiit will be the least lijble to be
swayed by teifiuterest, U'e have, un
doubtedly, suck meu inlvijseburg.
Tlie cityf fiuletcsl as 'a whole is of
paramount consideration. If the tnen
we shall select at the next municiial
election will look solely ,tu. the interest of
the city, as a city, its prosperity U
a&oretl. And if eacli oQicer will work
tolbatend be will thare eually the
blessinss thus secured to each. Bnl if
on the contrary he idiall try, by and
through hu oflkial iiosition, to feather
bis own nest or that of a coterie oi his
friends, the ctly.jyill suffer and with it
his own interest as a citizen as well.
Then lei fts look' lo (bis matter in time
Canvas lite javtHliblSj timber, dticusj
me ffiauejpro anu con, keeping in view
tllAt filiilnf firnntf ttrtnrtr.lA I... nliMi M n
bail each bther ascitizD!", re-arding
each Uherojcmber of the Iwdy oli(ic as
alike entitled to t!e rights, privilegea
and immunities as sacred as our owtj and
all wiil b&-Aell. We want men of known.
integrity for the evcral offices, and meu
who bave soJ judgment and cool be&ds
and who have backbone 'enough' !o ctand
erect ami rdj to tfaml firm for the inler
efct of the fop!o at larxe.
In sivinsprcaioa to the ; abovelbe'
I'LALsouurn but voices tlie sentiment of
every patriotic citizen. Citizens, tbo
matter is ultyour hinds and il behooves
you, each sad all, to be viplaut, active
and determined to do your duty, aud not
allow Kbeincrs to catch you sleeping on
your right f f
At'the Catholic Church,
lligh maas was celebrated in the Cath
olic church la it Sunday, alter whT-'b
Father DesiSaraia of Jacksonville gave a
discourse relative to matters pertaining
to tbo church. Ho delivered a fine
eulogy on Father Lane, recently ordained
a priest of' the Catholic church. Waa
with him nbtlcjatIcjitrcal and spoko in
high terms of bis studious habits, and
bis eminent qualifications for the posi-.
lion he bad now attained. Father Des
marais madaeome allusious to Uio A. P.
A. organization ; had no apprehensions
of that organization working serious
injury to the church ; thought that in
lime it would bccamj ; tliehitograted,
without accomplishing tho object for
which it waa ostensibly orgaiiize.1. He
Iirtffvf rnornliAra fti ufanil fiptt. imt ittfot.
" u.w.W.W .V U'HMV. ...... . ta.MV. :
lasi in tho Catholic faith, and to quietly
regard all opposition to it as harmless
and coming to nought. He regarded tbo
Itoman Catholic Church as tho only true ,
cuurcn inrougn wntcn latvation couiu oe '
assured. Hesodku of the -cinfessional
in terms of high commendation, and re
garded it as onoof. thoJiCHt atixlllarys to
the church for (Uie; Iiappinesn of man?
He displayed fairvoralorical talent, had a
BRIEF MENTION.,
Buy n UreBcent. '
, A reliablo dealer, II. C. Slaulon.-'
Caro Bros, two tlm boss inurvtiaiitB.
Buy your cigaro tit tbo Itosaleaf.
Complofo lino of cttttlory nt Salznmti'a.
Albert Abraham, tbo I'ortlaud uttor
uoy, is in town.
, J. b. tityona bus leturued frombia
trip to tho coast.
Cull at Slnnton'o and oxmninu thoeo
tlno bicycle euiUt.
tu. JioUee, ol Wmstoni waa in the
city Saturday, on business.
Mr. ntid Mrs. Cy Smith wero doinj;
uuBiuess in I ho city Saturday.-
Just Keceived at J. T. Bryan't), Boser'u
iirBi-graua Bilver-plaled ware.
buioked oyo KlaeBes at J. T. Bryau'a
irotn tu contB to o cents a pair.
Mrs. Jatuca Cameron of MclroBo. was
Uoimi business in tbo city Saturday.
opecuicie8 ami oyo glaBaea in gold,
nicuei and stool ho.vs at J. T. Bryau's
Tlim.. l.....l-.l r .
.luuvueu mm mriy nainea rcu1
:ni 1 i., . . . .-
.oiciou ai uio lioscuurg hotels the past
ween.
Wheat is begiuutnK to cotuo in pretty
mum. ooi .nrauam has already put
oui r:tuuu grain sacks.
uo you read. If so, try the Daily
v.vuuu.uun iil CeillS a WwL-. Sun
day included, 20 cents.
J. O. Hepburn of Looki III? ( JhniU U it.
livering wood to tbo conntv for ?.-, ,..r
iter.oi thrcc-foot split oak wood.
T i
The Gardiner Mill Comnnr. nnint
oiiumuer last year was 10.11S.000, feet,
f J W
ho our assessor, Jas. Sterling, rejHjrts.
i attersou, the contractor of the Taylor
& Wilsou buildins, commenced laying
onck- thia mortnug. This Imil.lint.
40x100 feet.
K. Dixon, president of the District
Agricultural Association, is tln itv lfi
.1.... ... . ...
..... .wKiiig alter tlie interests of that
corporation.
Jamca Sterling has completed lakinL-
me census, Though ho has not made
complete footitig, he thinks the popula
tiou is 20,000.
Mrs. H. Pairy and .Miss Limbarker xe-
turned from NewiKirt Salurdav
Their sun-kissed cheeks indicated a ior-
ous limo ou the beach by sounding tea
v .
All parties desiring tirst-clats
aah, mouldings, window frames and
door framed, fruit boxes, etc., at lowest
cash prices, call at Bear Creek millr.
C. A. Bkigus.
Jas. A. Sterling, census taker, decires
the PiatsoKALKK to state that if he has
missed any one they will do him a favor
by reporting the fact at their earliest op
portunity.
J. T. Bryan, the busy jeweler, can fit
you with eye gla&sea, lix your timer and
suit your (est cirl uith n mliv
mood oremerald ring or anything else
in his line, cheap for cash.
Isadorc Abraham with his wife aud
child took a spin to Wilbur last .''atur
dav. Thoyalso went down to N T.
Day's ranch to view his 40 acre prune
orchard. They returned this moruiriLV
S. Vau Houteii, who has been suner-
intending things on his ranch during
harvest, has returned to town for a few
days. Ue reports that ho has raised 50
bushels of cats per acre that will weigh
JO pounds to the bushel.
In tho matter .f the astute of Xat
Mitchell deceased ixmrt ordere.1 tin
administrator, J. A. McCulIoch, to fH
at public or private sale, after due ihi!-
lication, all tho personal nronerlv i.f
k i .
said estate and make due returns to the
county court as provided by law. '
J. Brooks, who has erected a line store
building on the corner of Jackson, Main
and Oak streets, returned Sntnniav
from Chicago, where he has purchaHl
a large stock of genvral merchanditf
and will open up a tiret class mercantile
store iijaboutwo weeks. .
Hon. A. W. Kecd made the Plain-
nt-VLW: a pleasant Imsiuesa call to-lay.
Mr. Heed has just rcturne-l from Astoria.
and reports the ieople in high hojies of
better times when the railroad reaches
from there to Portland. Mr. Hammond
who has purchast-d the franchise is
pushing the work with all possible dis
patch, aud Astoria is jubilant over the
prosiects.
A. B. Seal, who is well known in this
city, has abandoned tbo Jifo of traveling
man and lias engaged in the merchan
dise brokerage business in San Francisco,
where ho has formed desirable bu3iuess
connections. He lays down thu roles of
office without regret, and asserts that
life in San Francisco is good enough for
bim. Private accounts state that ho and
his wife 'particularly Mrs. Seal, of
course) aro quite conspicuous when
driving their stylish outfit in Oakland.
Tbo sheriff has found another link in
tho chain of evidence as to the name of
tho mail robber who has liecu holding
up tho elago ou the Coo3 bay routi;.
Not far from tbo scenes of tho robbsry an
alert officer found posted upon a tree the
following oil ol inioruiation, viz:
"Catcli Old Wood if you can, you eon
of a bitcb. Mail-robber."
Underneath this classical language
was written, "George Linger, I will see
yon again.", .
! ' -. k i i iv
Douglas County "Farmer.
TJiu peoplu of Doug(au county tiro be
giuinug to broatho tain. They aro
Bbaking off Hint fiuflocatiug iufluenco
thrown over thourbv thu chniiL'e. Thov
aro arousing from'tlio soporific condition
into which they were thrown bv thu ilo-
preEBiou of business, thu stagnation of
trauo and tho tiuapeuttiou of ucttvitieo all
along thu liim of legitiumto onterpriso.
Tlioy porccivu that tnoiirniug over losses
will npt repair them; that spilled milk
cannot bu.gathered up; lliatcttrsuig Ihdlr
sadJato will not icmedy thu evil; thai
lyiug supinely ou their backs aud hug-
BtU( thu delusive phiuitom of hope will
not restore them to prositsrity.
No. They perceive all tliis aud with
an onurgj born of necessity havo arisen
and brushed uwav their leirarlhiu drowoi-
ncsq aud havo guuu to work with tide-
tcmiitialiou to retrieve thctuselveti and
regain, as best tlioy can. and to the full
eit extent txicsiblo, former coinlitions
They perceivo that that is their -only
hopo, instead of nursing a revenge upon
imaginary focB. With commendable
energy, liko tho. despoiled honey hoc,
they havo gone to work and by thu utd
of kind Providenco iu seconding their
efforts, brighter dayu aro dawning
Cheer up you lulling yeoiuany, gainer
your grain, gather your fruit, houso
your farm implotnents and await results
I.eam from your p;ut oxierienco to cut
down to tbo lowest possible limits your
oxpuuees. Buy only what you can pay
for at the time of purcha?o an J no more
man is an ausoluto necessity. ou can
live through it no fear of' that. Tho
products of jour farm n ill pievent
sulferiug. . Wo who havo .osubiL-it oil' of
your'anrpIuB will have' to punglo or do
worse. Wo deiwnd upon you for our
living and aro compelled bv necessity to
look .to yon for it not you ujkui us
You're itidetieudent, wo aro dependent
You cut froti- tho meichanl luxuries as
well aa somo iiecessiirtos the luxuries
you .sin diepenso with. The people in
towns and cities must get their gubbtan
tiala from the farmeta, they cannot dis-
peiiEO'Wilh those. They arc an abtultitu
necessity. Wo must havo bread, butter,
meat, vegetableH, fruit aud fuel all
neccbsary for our subsistance. Your
ncceisities for commodities arc reduced
to the bhort list of clothing, halt and
medicine, lea, coffee, sugar aud to
bacco aro luxuries that may bo dis
pensed with and yet health of body anil
vigor of muni may bj moitibiined. In
view of the foregjini; fauta the farm?' of
Dovgljs cuuuty are in a far more yroiiwr-
ous couditiun tlian thu town iodIp.
You can live uiajii our own nrjluctu.
they cannot live uikjii their exceit bv
au exebaiii;o with ''vo l unj."
Of Interest to Fruit Growers.
Mr. F. Martiii.renreEeutini: tin Oregon
Fruit Union, is stopping at the Van
llouten House. Itosebnri:. and will be
pleased to furniab :iuv fruit erowers in
this county with any information they
may need m regard to packing tecn
fruit, if they will forwanl their uanieaiiii
address or call ou him at the above
named hotel,
ties.
State iuautity and vari'
Card of Thanks.
We wieh to tender our moil heartfelt
thanks to our kind friontto rf SeoUsbun;
and GardiuBr for their nyuqiatliy and
assistance during our late bereavement.
Mm. I). J. hvoxH.
Mhs. T. M. IHmwik.
Mrs 0. 1'Ktciuu.x.
.Mi:s. Itoae li. Arrisutui;.
I-'or Sale Cheap.
One Schulikr a.!; wacon iiarl m.
alto cue bet of itoablu wort: li.untw.
Inquire at this ollice.
For Sale or Rent.
Tho I'uhuer sawiiiil!. For porticulam
addresu, K. C. l'.vuwhttr Drain. Or.
Mr. II. J. (Joelzmau, of Portland, U
making arrangements to go l.'uat aud
lecture on Oregon and her resource;, .is-
eisted by a magic lantern aud sieroH-opic
views. Ijie object is to adyertiw! Orogou
ou a cheap plan, i. e,; give oxhibitiotia
for a nominal charge, while exhibiting,
true to life, the adva.itag-is of our btate.
For this pur6; he is collecting photo
graphs 6f noted place, building and
scenery of all counties in Oregou. All
he asks of the people of a count v is a
photograph of the place?, - bcones and
buildings they wish exhibited and 50
cents with each to pay the cot of trans
ferring them Oil ulass fur the lantern
for exhibition in connection with his lec
ture. Mr. Ualbrailh, after making an exami
nation of the 1-aku Short; mining com
pany's proterty preturntorv to future
otierations iu Bohemia, left for California
on Wednesday. Ho Lj highly pleased
with the outlook of the mines and ex
pressed the opinion that i'ohemia is
going to no a great camp in the- near
future Ksho-Loader. :'
.Mrs. T. S. Hawking, Ohatauooga
Temi., says. "ShiloV Vitaliwr saved my
life. I consider it the best remedy for a
debilitated system 1 over ttged." For
Dyspepsia, Liv'cr or Kidney trouble it
excels. Price 7'c.
At Henry Hastens you can gut 10 and
17 pound of sugar for $1, and other
groceries proportionally cheap.
If you want good ice cream and ice
croam oda in any quantities go to
Mfce's,
State Normal School,
Dit.viv, Oiu:uon.
First term hegiuH September 10th.
Inlire new faculty. Send for catalogue.
Lou B.t:znu, President.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Wood
ollicu.
taken on subscription at this
i'lour at H. Jiasloira far 80 cents a
nauk delivered.
You can get thu best ico cream and
ice cream soda at Neico's.
A cotlago to rent. Inquire at this ollico
or of owner at -105 Washington street.
Daily Orcgoiiiait only 15 cents it week.
Leave orders at City Xews Stand.
, Wanted A.zecond hand buggy. Ap
ply to G. W. ltapp at- People's grocery.
Niece i now making the best ice
cream and ice cream tsoda in town. Try
it.
For dress goods, clothing, hata, boots
and aboea call on Woltcnberg & Abra
ham. Daily and Sunday Oregoniau, reduced
to 20 eonta a week. Delivered at vour
dotir.
If yti want goixl ico cream and ice
ci cam soda in any (tuantities go to
Niece's.
KverylHMly ia nlcnsod -who buv their
jewelry and hnvo their wntchea repaired
at Salzman's.
For choice family --roceiies. call at the
Peojilo'H grocery, corner of Caa and
Pine street, (i. W. jjtnpp'a.
Remenilier that, t-hwip watch wfrk ia
very expensive, rtilzninu iloea gowl
watch work at '.nw(3t price.
Why aro pe-jiiie ilcckimr to II. Hustons
for' grocerieaV licciuso ho Foils first-
class good sit cheapc t rates.
For a ,or.d hat, fitvlisb and cheap, call
on Wollenberg A Abraham, whono teck
embrncoj all grades of Jiead gear.
Mryuglhenj.. reeupi-rates. ret ullda, rvUttm ami
bring m-w llfo. Ast or .Irugxl-t for a Tree
aniple. Sihl b A. v. Mr6as Co.
For Ireah fruits, nuts and candiee.
gootl tobacco ami crigara, call on 1. W.
Hupp, People' grocery. '-orner of Case
and Pine.
nikeaai 1 1 1 1 ' r , . ,w U ( ....... ,.h . Milnl.
- J ... VW.M , . . "J
t'll Til 1 bV lr S..w.vc I ... ill... tJL.
xit for a fire iwnule Mtcfcacr. Tt liemhi ami
cure. X4a by A. ' .Vtntm &. f a. .1
Hw Jwv. tin- reliable rewetof.
jiwt retvivol a htrac invxice of 9pectaete
ami eye- uiaftH.-. Give bira 4 call and ex-,
amine kotxLe.
Jack Abraiiicu. vent's fnrairhur am!
hatter, teerw up with the iraeetion.
Hie slock m cooiti;e-. Cult awl e dim
before purchasing.
V & fto-ri-il.-. M.i.l i.nn.. , .. i.t.
MtfTfl IP..., v . ... : ... r.. . TT.
cares ltrpeitn. Uu-t cirptaiut am! KMrwjr
-. . -. .TV-.-. ... j.. v. . . BIB,.: is a.
Dr. It. W. BeHtamir: Ittis oiKiiMd den
tal rooms in the Taylor t aViten Ueefc,
room 10, wtienv he is now preiMrol to do
tiret-claus dental work.
I . . ru r. rw .wv. u I- . .r. . ) .-
, . " J - US W 1 I 3 mk- n t TWl MM
wvNcw, pn.u tm cm oi lav um ran
lower nari of Lhc lu.-t tmMh,tn wl
eurcs. boM by A. r. Minim A Co.
1 bav several hnudrf jic led elar
Kta for sale ar, thre ami one-half cents
a Iice. 'ft. Jt. Wells.
Olallu, Or., Aug. istC.
in th ffatei.i Kkjai.i t..v., tb dUV vrk.Bfu
eW by A r. Marsk-ch A. i.
Cull on Hi a J. 1;. FlooS Co. for prices
on their up U date berry .rates. 3Iade
Qf sugar piiM, eat and durable. Juet
hethiugto et your berriei tonuukut
iu fiist chisH condition. I
mbvt 1 wa J' yoaoi otJ. bat sinte nsinr .cwr
tUailTCUn.kMM 1 . f n fn.. t . t. .Km.
cnAs! nsy huotaorf Mi tint udu kveate.
Mrs. Knbt. 1 oaaeUT,
Krel B, low.
baW by A 1 . Mataler A tV
Dr. F. W. Hnymxi has iut returue.I
from tho Kntf and or.enetillental iarlora
in MarLn buildiut', where he will be
pleated to welootiMi iecions djsiringlleu
tal work.
fair, l h i it iJaiiiImj .wu. .k...tH ... n.
Sawr I'katiue. It larine gnatUht remedy in
... V . .n -if o; 1. 1 .
The J. ;. Plook Co. is ureiured to do
any kind of mill work :.t the lowest liv
ing rales, and th-we iviio are preinrins;
to build shoul I consalt them. They can
save you mouiy. ,. -.'--4 -5j
Roscburj: Skida Works.
I havele.isedlhoUiKH-biir -Sul.1 Uorts
aud will put up u full l'me of carbonated
beverages -and bar syrups, hich will!
comjKire favorably with any in tho state. !
Soliciting your imtronuge, I am.
ours Uipectfully, O. Lcc.s.
Wanted. 1
A team ot horres. Must be good driv
era, well broke, not over S years old. off
medium weight. Also u second Irand i
two seated bns,!.v. Apply at this office
or ot" IV. S. Pope, lrockmv
Notice.
Abmbam.aiHl the highest market price IUa3" De OCtter thail the Other
in cash wilt he paid by him for grain, gltrillClltS Jllld Slil! be appro
delivered at his warehouse at ltoseburg. j pri.ltc, but if they are not up
iir.A.i-..s.ur " ! to the raiment in style and
Sir - Afur'siiaeriiij. four years nith fvmak QlKlHtV tlie effect is ItlluleilS
neakMKi I wa vumtwkit bv a iricml to in . " r
y.mr I'-til t.-B. ant aftir hubs them one yvar. "I a U,t .
can ay 1 aoi cntin-ly uill. 1 t-n not tvimu- ,
mend them to hurbly. Jlr. 31. S. Knt. 1 -j r . , ,
S.)MbyA.KSirrH''l,'lV-'1,ith Mf' OsbUt'H 6'
. I
For Unit-class deuui work, with iatet
improvouieuts in thu art. 11 nt it I
lionjamm'a dental roqmp, Xp.-10, Taylprjand moderatoiin nrW -
j& WilnHjockrl J 1 I $iMlS99fwWWmii
A Snap For Thirty Days.
I&ir sale, i.r wflf exclmugi' Uir t ui:I,.
county pri'ifity, 10 acres beavurdam
land, Beavertoii, Ore , 0 miles from Port
land, ! room dwelling house, barn and
chicken bonne. It. i the finest onion
land in Oregon and will prodoeo $300 or ,
f 100 wjrth onions per acre. For further
r..i :i. .1.1
An. II.wtMO.v. Boeobnrg, Oregon
Notice.
Notice is hereby given (hat the liens
upon inn rod anil colbt Ukcn by Hauey
liroa, of Jilktou for seryieea of tho stallion,
Black Monarch, aro recorded in my
name with the county clerk of DousjIup
county, and that said liens mtifit be
settled by paying aaineto mo by Septem
ber 1st, or they will be foreclosed.
W. li. Vl.NSO.N.
Tho State Insurance Co. has some so
licitors iu the country that tho farmers
say are groat talkers, and they generally
succeed in roping them into their
game, ion farmers should take warn
ing aud patronize aomo agent you know
that liyes in your own county.
XitnatoiH iiijf'vt it-'; v mil' ! a-" '.' matt
iumilKl in t.'ii rufi mn I I'll otchai'ii. Other ad 4
vjfin llun t,r t vict.r llui head cent) p'r
month : each whltlwnal Itif 5 cent per tnunlh. Xo
aitrcrtit jiinit inlmjur U Man i'ffnt-.
I'or Hale.
TfOlt ."AI.E--OU1 new tpapcr",
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FOR
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A. C. riARSTERS & CO.,
nuticnisTa.
OILS
STATIONERY
A.ND
WHLL PHPER
CHOICiS PERI5-UMfSRll2S
AM) TOILITP ARTrCLBS;
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in putting liie nnishiu"-
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their merits, is infinite in va-
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JRA B. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
IHCrt'TY WSTniCT ATTOKSEY,
Office. Taylor A Wilxon Block, Kooin"aNH ,
ItOaEIIUItG, OP.EGO.V.
FT D- STRATFORD,
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Attorney at Law,
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Taylor & Wilson lilocic.
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KQJEBBRi. OK
Jg L. BRADLEY, Till. 7). v
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Hours, from 12 to 3 p.m.
TuyIor& Wilson Brick. KOaEBDBG?
JTR. E. DuGas,
Physician & Surgeon.
I'trinautly located at Roseburs, Oregen.
Office in Marsters' BnUdlap. . ;
CalLi promptly answered in Town or Country,,
night or day.
JTi W. BENJAMIN,
DENTIST,
K00111 10, ,
Tuylor & Wilson Block. KOaEBffW.
HOTEL
s
Van Houten,
JAS. CALLAHAN, Propr.
WILL BE CONDUCTED STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS.
The Dining Room will be under tat
personal supervision of Mr. Callafcaa.
who will guarantee all old and new cus
totnera the best the market affordg.
Come and see me.
OHOHGHILL HOTE
O.VKIVJiD, OR,
KATIE CHURCHILL, Propr.
JJoarcland Lodging per week
$2.50.
Meals, 20 cents.
Beds, 20 cents.
The Surprise.
FKANK HCIIVK?K1-Jl.
, rroprlctor.
JOHN ilcCL'RDY. .MixoloSist.
The Best Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Bisisii OX DRAUGHT.
Oak street, bet. Jackson & R,;c.
GO TO-
A. T. Thompson's
And get a Drink of
OLD
WALKER
WHISKEY
4 YEARS L.
21o Jackson Street.
Jack Abraham, :
GENTS
FURNISHER
and HATTER.
- Jackson St., Roscburj.
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fit'all an.1 insptci sofvd and prico.
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