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Vol. XXVII.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, i8g6.
No. 81.
X
A. SALZMAN,
(Successor to J. JASKULKK.i
Practical : Watchmaker, : Jeweler : and : Optician.
DEALER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. AND FANCY GOODS.
HopntvtnA Rpeetnlty.
Uouutno UriUEillan Eyo Glasses unci SpectncloK
a courixrx stock or
CaUery, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers Articles.
Also Proprietor and Manager of Rosebnrg's Famous Bargain Store.
eicicisi
3 M. T. BLUMB,
Proprietor o!
I The City Meat Market,
And Dealer In
PRIME BACON, HAMS, LARD,
AND FRESH MEATS
Order taken and Delivered Free
to any part of the City.
1
A.C.MRSTERS&C0.
1 9 s .,t4l5j
S in sr ' riifliu : r Y
A Choice Collection, at Prices that Sell.
LIME PLASTlIR flHD CEHEHT.
A FULL UttE OF Vv'JMOW GLASS
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY
Real Estate Bought artf Sold
Farms, large and
A'D IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Stock Ranges, Timber Lands and Mining Properties,
Prune and Hop Lands of best quality, in choice locations,
in quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices and easy terms. Inquire of
3D. S. KL BXJIOK;
(uu&la
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
ExpTwa trains leave Portland daily.
bcratb I
I North
Portland - Ar.
Roeburg - Lt.
Ean Francisco Lt.
8:10 a. x
11:43 r. .
7:00 r. .
525 a.x.
Lt. -
11:15 a. v. I Ar.
. . . . . , C. .1 prflani OreTOH
City, Woodburn. Salem, Tnrcer. Marlon, JeW
.on. Albany. Tangent shedds, Halsey. Harrts
burg. Junction CUy Eugene. Creswell. Cottage
Grovi, Drain, and all station., from Row burg 10
AiUland Inclusive.
Iloaeburfc Jlall Dally.
8:20a. X. I Lt.
Portland
Riweborg
Ar. I :o r. r
Lt. ! Siil a.
533 T. X. 1
Ar.
8alem PmtHenjjer Dally.
x.
-8:15.
Lt.
Ar.
Portland
- Salem
Ar.
Lt.
10:15 .
mo
i Pullman Buffet Sleeper
AJJU
M!COXn.CLAM MLEEPITfB CAH
Attached to all ThronRh Tralna,
West Side Division.
-Between Portland and Corralll
tilaU train dally (except Sunday).
TJO A. X.
LV.
Portland
CorrallU
- Ar.
Lt.
6:jor.x
luar.x
12:15 r. x
I Ar.
. . .. a f.nniili vinnoct with train
ot OreSn Ceniral & Eartirn ra.lroad.
Express train daily (except ouuu.).
4:15 r.x.
7g5r.x.
rLvT
Ar.
I'nrtl.nd
Ar.
8:25 a. X.
5:M a. x.
MeMlnTllle
Lt.
rwi rixua to nil Point in
,v... m.irm s In tea. Canada and
Europe can be obtained at low
eat ratea Irom George Catea, Agent
BOMbnrg.
w KQKHLER E. P. ROGERS,
3,EOZIttEEtr Attt.O.F.APa.Aicn
PORTLAND OREOOi?.
Poultry, Flab aad Gome;
lu Benson.
OP ALL KINDS.
Roseburg, Or.
3
RLLED.
small, to Rent,
7aun.-y UeoB.
FROM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR F0INTS
hej ortherk) Pacific)
RAILROAD
ii the Line to Take
To all Points East and South
Tl the DIKING CAR ROUTE. Itrunn throne!
VESTIBOLED TRAIJfB EVERY DAT
rS THE YXAR to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
(KO CRA50I Or C1KS)
r.mpotcd ot Dining Cart Untnrpatted,
Pullman Drawing Room Sltepert,
Ot Latett Equipment
1 nsx .nleepi.; CAIIS
- that can bo constructed and In
irh accommodatlona are both FREE
FURNISHED to holders ol Vint or
nd-clas Ticket,, and
EI.,EftA?VT DAY COUIIE
uttDiious Line connecting with All Linen
rltcK Direct and Uninterrupted Berrlce.
Pullman Bleeper reservations can bo tecured In
adranco throuen any agent ol the road.
THROUCH TICKETS To and Irom all Pointa In
America, England and Eurqpo can be purchased
at any Ticket Office 01 thif uompany.
Full information concerning rates, tlmo ot
tralna, routes and other details furnished on
application to
n. b. K. nuiCK
Local agent at Rotcbrg.Or., or
A. D. CIIAUETON,
Aulstant General Passenger Agent,
No. 121 run St., cor. washing
etst-.cor. Washington,
PORTLAND. OBiQON.
r RAPP'S DRUG STORE. El
DOUGLAS
AND
Sz TAR
RAPP'S DRUG STORE. '
aroBros'.
Sacrifice Sale
Now in
ZIGLER & WALL,.
Depot Grocers
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY . GROCERIES.-
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Give us a call. Goods delivered to
Comer Line A Sheridan Streets.
xVT IC EDIT
2i IL I J a J 1 1
'Successor to
General Blacksmithing
rROTTINQ AND RUNNING PLATES A SPECIALTY,
REPAIRING OF .lit KINDS PROMPTLY DONE.
Bliop on Corner Wanliluston nud Kane Mtn., RoscbnrK.
ROSEBURG
Marble and Granite Works.
i W.
Marine
Estimates burnished ou all
Otrlce nnd Hnlcuroom. 7ii Onfc Btreet.
To The I'liioHluiiatc.
Dr. Gibbon
This old tvlUble an'
the most kuccostu'
-Hi:iali!il In Sau Fran
rlfto. tlll continue to
urv all Seitual an-'
Seminal l)lca3, nurt
Uonnorrhcra, Uleel
Stricture, rrtllll 11
ill tt fonni-, Skin III
stun, Nertous Debll
lt, Impotency. Semi
S-n.l Weakness and Loj,
jsol Hanhood. hf ciiiim!-
tiHiir.-111 atUM- nud cici nnxluclnt: thi'
'ntlnwlmr nvmntoma. fallow cotiutenanre. drt
ipota under the eyes, pain In the head, tIukIiik
in inc earn. 105 01 tiiinit:ui.-v, muuvut t m ap
proaching strangers, palpetntlon ol the heart'
pimples on the face, coughs, consumption, etc.
DR. GIBBON ha practiced In San Francisco
over thirty years and those troubled thould not
tall to consult mm ana rcceivo iue wmui ui
bis great skill and experience. Tho doctor
cures when others fall Try him. Cures guar
anteed. Persons cured nt home. Charge
reasonable. Call or write.
Dr. J. r. Ulbboo. 035 Kearney oirce oan
Pranctsco, Cal.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom lt may con
earn that I hve appointed D, V. Htearns of Cala.
poola precinct Depaty Inspector of 6tock for uld
precinct; postofflce address, OakUnd; also A. J.
(IkADnun of Wilbur, and Ralph Smith, at Ro
burg, to act during my absence, and others nil
be added as parties inspected make tbelr desire
tnoirnto me.
Boseburg, Maylth,lS87.
TUOB.BMITU,
iBpetsor of Btoik for Douglas county, Or
For Recent and Chronic
COUGHS AND COLDS
Broncbltla, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice,
Irritability of the Larynx and Fauces,
and other Inflamed Conditions of tho
Lung and Air Fassagca.
Progress
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
cny part of the City in short order.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
VTMTHM
I 11a A vs 1 ,
0. W. NOAII,)
AGHISON k CO., Proprs.
Dealers In all klnda ot
mid Granite fllonuiiieiib
and Headstones,
Portland Cement Curbing
For Cometcry JL.ut.w.
kinds ol Uemeterv work
CATARRH
is n
LOCAL DISEASE
and is the result ol colds and
sudden climatic changes.
It can be cared by a pleasant
1 remedy which I? applied di
rectly into the nostrUa. llc
lccnnicltly absorbed it gives
relief at once
:, Ely's Cream Balm
1m.i,U. n Ha fh mfwt thnrnnHi rum fnr
1 NMaCat4rrt7 Cold In Head and Hay Fever of all
I rrmedIc,. u opens and cleanees the n-9alpaeaes.
allays pain and Inflammation, neais tno sores, pro
tects the membrane from colds, restores tho eenscs
of taxto and smelU mce 6uc. at uruscieia or oy maiL
ELY uROTII6ti, 00 rtarrcuBucei,tfciT lotK.
SUMMONS.
VSTirE COURT FOR TIIK PRECINCT OF
Looking Cuss.
t-TATK Or OltKOOK, J .
County oIDou(jlas.i
Wm. Norecroff, Plalutlfl.)
J. I.. Hnntlnsr." Defendant. recover money.
To J. L. Hunting. In the name of tho State ot
Oregon.
You are hereby rfiulrcd to nppear bcfnro the
uuilcrslgucu, iijnsiiovoi tno rcuco lor the pre
rlnct nfarrsnld. ou the EOtli dnv of November
V.. 1KW, RlloociocK in tuo toreiioon ot aaid day
at theoillccof said Justicoiii fald precinct, to
nnswcrtnc aooveuameu piamuu in a civil
Thc defendant will tako notice that if
lalls to answer mc complaint iicrciu. tuo plain-
tiff will take iudgmcntaga nsthim for the sum
oMffl.00 and costs oT this action.
UlYCU UIIUCl JWJ uiiuu iui3 Jill uu) UI ICIUUIT
A.D., lb30.
11 11 m?iM 1
0ut7 JintWot the Peace.
HINMAN vs. HUQQINS.
On la&t Friday Win. Huggini and Ed.
Riley, who have been hunting (or Bob
ilinman, the jail-break, on ML Langel,
back of the residence of V. II. Gear
hart, Hinmau'a home, found him, but in
a different direction, from what they ex
pected or desired. Wo visited Mr. Hug
gins Tuesday morning, saw Dr. Harris
drees tho wound, and Mr. Huggius told
us the way the incident occurred, and
we will give it in his own words as
nearly as possible:
MB. IICGGINS' STORY.
''It was at about 11 o'clock, Friday
morning and we eaw Mrs. Cal Yokum
sneaking out through the brush in the
fog, down below cr going toward Gear
hart's house. I told Ed to look out for I
knew Ilinman was not far away, and
told him that 'h 1 was going to pop
right away.' I told him that I was go
ing to back-track Mrs, Yokum and I did.
Wo were going along the edge of an
opening and I had turned and was look
ing down the hill. Ed happened to be
behind a tree, -fast then Ilinman, who
was between 60 and SO yards above U9
up the hill shot at me and missed. I
turned at the report cf his gun and he
shot again and plugged it to me. I bud
my gun cocked as I turned, and when I
fell it was in (-hooting position and I
tired it at him as he run, but did not
have any aim on him. He was about
ICO yards from the top of the hill and
run up over the top in plain view of
Uilev who would not even trv to shoot.
I told him to put in a shot for me if he
could not do anything for himself, r'Ut he
acted like be had gone crazv. I told
bint I was shot and to come and help
me but he said, 'Come on, they're not
shooting at us.' He went up to-vard the
piste wh"re Hinuian wa when ha fired
and locked around and then came back
to where I wa. He con'd not he made
to understand that I was wounded until
he siw the blood all over me, nd even
then could not get him !o help me. I
crawled down the hill about 100 yards
and was then able to help myself some
I finally got Ed to help me at,d with him
on one side and using my gun for sup
port on the other, walked down tha 1
mountain two mile?, to Car. Yoium's
house and he brought cie home in his
hack. Just before e reached Yokum's
house we met Genrbart and told him my
condition and ne paid hiuman ti'.d him
hat he would fix me. Ilinman knew
that I was after him and thai I inlet. ded
to kill him if I could not take him alive.
I had no official papers and was not a
deputy sheriff."
.Mr. Hitgina is a large, strong man,
auJ the wound he received is a severe
The ball is said to be from a 40 65
Winchester and simci jast back oi the
point of ths Lip bone, missing it by a
narrow ball-inch and rangioc a little
dowrj, passins; completelv tbrouzu the
left hip and into the right, stopping
about 3 inches from tho surface, from
where it was removed by Dr. P. A.
Harris, of Canyonvilit;, aa sooa aa he
could be summoned.
The ehoottns occurred ou the top of
Ml. Lancel, about 1 miles from I'.iddle,
and ilinman was hid behind a leg, from
where he watched ths approaih of Hng,-
Einsand Kiley, and when he saw Hug
gins fall be ran as hard aa he conld ;
Hitiman came down and bad a conversa
tion with W. H. Gearbart, in which he
told him he intended to ehoot auv one
who tried to take him. Gearlurt was
asked why ho didn't tako bim, and he
eaid ho didn't want to try it.
ilinman has several campm places
n round in tba mountains and has a reg
ular range ho goes over. Everyone is
harboring him and if all ho are guilty
of assisting a jail-bieak to escape were
arrested and imprisoned it would be
neccsary to build a jiil capable of ac
commodating half a bur.dred.
Ilrtiman went over to tho residence of
John uiitb, on the head of Willis
Creek, and tiept in the smoke bouse
Suuday niabt, with Suiiih's con-ent
JaB. DunnivHii, of .Myrtle Creek, fol
lowed bim and watched the house. At
breakfatt time, lliuman came out of tho
smokehouse and went in tc the break-
lal table. Dnunivan slipped in, drew a
revolver on him and ordered him to
throw up bis hands. Ilinman did so
and Dunnivan said something about
having some string in his pocket that be
could tie his hand with, and happened
to take his eyes off of bim and looked
town at his pocket, when Ilinman,
quick as a flah, drew his six-bhooter
and covered DunnivaD, and was then
master of the situation Smith knocked
llitiinau'rt revolver out of his hand, and
ilinnmn then hopped onto Dunnivan
befoie In; knew it anil then they tmd a
regular set-to, hand to h tnd, over Dun-
niv.in's revolver, which in tho tcullle
fell to the tloor. DuuniVAii threw ilin
man three times, but evory lime he
would get up with him. Danniyau got
a good hold ou his shiit collar in front
and ho gave a big jerk backwurds, tore
his whole ehht frcnt out, run out of the
house and tuado good his escape, before
he could be stopped. It soeuis that
Smith did not assist Punnivau much,
only knocked Ilinmuu's revolver out of
,. his uanu. 11113 was nturu iroui .viyruo
r.l- T.,n-l.i n. 1 ,rn ,mt (lion 1-nmvn
Creek 1 tiosday ami was not then known
ac In bo a lact. lull tills morning IVil aro te-
lie liably informed that Fred Smith, a Eon
. T . cm:ih ulnt-inli-itpn tlm n.nnrr
' Jolm &nmn, HUU8l.UllIite8 ttlO report.
Riddlo Mile.
I Now goods al Caro lros. lloss Store,
COINCIDENTS.
Thousands of assumed facts bare
been proven veritable realities to the
minds of the credulous by coincidents
which to the ignorant or umtiated have
accepted as proof positive that the as
sumed facts did take place as claimed.
Thus, for over 3000 years, the wice
men of Egypt accepted the apparent j
cause of the riee and overflow of the 1
Nile, to the appearance of the star Slrn i
jUEt before and during tho rise in tbat
river. The Egyptian astronomers no
ticed that when tbis star appeared the
Kile began to rise and that that phenom
ina was uniformly preceded by the ap
pearance of that particular star. Hence
in their ignorance they worshiped this
star as the god of a plentiful harvest.
But it is now well known that tbat pbe
nominon is only a coincident and not a
cause. The rise of the Nile no more de
pends upon the appearance of Sims than
its appearance depends upon the riee in
the Nile.
So is this airship hallucination in Cal
ifornia. It is a well known fact tbat
generally in the month of November the
appearance of meteors are the most com
mon. Seizing upon this fact some clever
newspaper scribbler has invented the
airship etory for the purpose of having
something of a Eeneational character for
bis facile pen. Scarcely a night in a
clear atmosphere like that of California,
but what many of these meteors can be
seen Ecudding through the air; so that a
story tbat reads like the Aladin's Lamp
etories coupled with the highly imagin
ative wonders of a possible airship, and
the fact of those often appearing meteors
in November, these sensational writers
are keeping the public mind on a strain
with the story of tbis airship being
nightly seen in those places named by
them and those in the secret, similar to
the story of the burning op oi the world
tint went the roundi of the pres aoout
i0 years ago or tho sea serpent story
about 15 years ago.
Affidavits were plenty to the effect
that iodies cf water had been set on
fire and consumed and that the sea
serpent had been seen by scores of eye
witue.-ses. So it ia not strange that this
tiatehed up story of an air sbip has been
Uui.ched upon the public and for the
same purpose, viz. to make money off a
cre-luluus people.
No; ' hat we believe an air chip can
not be constructed do we make t.'iese
strictures, for it is highly prooable that
'the air will some day be navigated ; but
when the means of navigating the' air
shall be discovered it will not be
wrapped in a mystery, as to who the dis
coverer is and his place of abode. Tbat
ship too will sail in daylight instead of
at midnight. No great discovery or in
vention has come down to us tbns far in
this century shrouded m mystery. We
pronounce this whol -tirsbip story a
clever fake.
YONCALLA.
This fine sanshining weather is quite
pleasing after the storm.
Eld. J. U. Moore has returned from
Elkton where he had been holding a
series of meatings.
Eugene Ambrose was taken suddenly
ill on last Tuesday evening .with appo
piexy, having several fits before assis
tance arrived. Dr. King was called and
socn gave him relief, and is now out of
danger for the present.
Thanksgiving passed very quietly
here, the only ripple of excitement dur
ing the day was Ed Hebard, the only
staunch democtat of this precinct, giv
ing .ur. itont. btone a ride up Mam
street in a wheelbarrow as the result of
a wager on the election. The evening
however, was spent differently, the
Womaus' Relief Corps of this place cave
an entertainment in Ystt's hall which
was highly appreciated by the audience.
The programme was well rendered,
especially the flag drill, composed of six
teen bos and girls with banners in place
of fl.igs, representing the business of
Yoncalla. Great credit is due to Miss
May Ross for the success of the drill, as
she bad only a short time to instruct
the dr. II. After the drill a farce was
played by Leonard Daugherty and Sister
Blanche, entitled Spoopendyke and His
Bathing Suit. AVe were favored during
the evening with select music by the
Yoncalla orchestra and choir. The
ladies served oysters, cake and coffee
and roast turkey. After the programme
was rendered the Relief Corps quilt was
sold at auction to the highest bidder for
t-a-h, Mr. A. F. Piutler beiug the lucky
man. This quilt contained over one-
tuimiieii auu nicy names that were
worked Into it by members of the Relief
Crp Htid was a prize well worth the
price.
Lcbiin Applegate, orother of John
and George Applegate, who has been an
invalid for the last thirty years, died on
the 23rd inst. and was burried on the
L'-Hh. He was tho last one of the family
of Uhas. Applegato that crossed the
plains ia 1S47 and was severely injured
while coming to the coast at that time
and has beeu an invalid over since.
luvervone in this uecK o woods are
looking for better times siuco the elec
tion, (.even tho pops). Jcmah
Caro Bros', closing out falo is drawing
crowds- to tho doss store. Low prices
and quick sales is the order of tho day
Goods must bo sold at any sacrifice
Call and sec.
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To
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Dictionary.
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cate extends to the people cf Roseburg
and vicicity an opportunity to eeenre a
limited number of sets of the great En
cyclopedic Dictionary, upon the same
easy terms as were recently offered ia
Portland and at the low introductorv
prices.
This offer will hold good, at most, for
a few days only, aa the purO30 of the
Syndicate at the present is confined to
distributing a limited number of sets at
various points in the state for the pur
pose of comparison with other works of
reference. This distribution ia rapidty
appTnchingita endafter-whicUit-wilL
be impossible to obtain the work except
at the advanced pricts.
As far as Roseburg and vicinity i3 con
cerned tbis is the final opportunity.
The payment of $1 secures the delivery
of the entire set, four massive volumes,
(5375 pages, 250.C00 words, of which 50,
000 are treated encyclopaedically) at
your home or office. Tha balance due to
be paid in twelve monthly pa meats of
$1.25 each.
You will never again have such a
chance. Send your name and address at
once to the Pacific Newspaper Syndicate
in care of The Plaindelek and you wM
be supplied with sample sheets for ps
amination, free of charge. Sse adver
tisement in another column.
How to Prevent Croup.
Some reading that wiil prove interest
ing to young mothers, flow to guard
against the disease.
Cronp is a terror to young mothers)
and to post them concerning the cans-,
tirst symptoms and treatment is the to
ject of this itam. The origin ot croup is
a common cold. Children who are sub
ject to it take cold very ejaiiy and crou
is almost sure to follow. The first
symptom is hoarseness ; this is soon :o'.
lowed by a peculiar ronh cough, which
is easily recognized and v.i;l never be
forgotten by one who has heard ir. The
time to act is wtiea the child first be
come? hoarse. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is freely uiven all tmlet-cv- to
croup will soon dip.ar. Even af'tr
the croupy cough has t.' .v? lopel it will
prevent the attack, i'tiiire is no danger
in giving this remedy for it contains
nothing injurious. For sale bj A. C
Jlarsters & Co.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Lime and sulphur at Marsters'.
A Salzman. the reliable jeweler.
Caro Bros, are the boss merchants.
Go to the itoseleaf for the best cisa .
Good goods at the lowest prices at Sa!z
man's. School books and stationery at Mar
sters' Drug Store.
Dr. t. Yi . Hayiierf does ail kinds of
up-to-date dentistry.
I. S. West drx insurance. Offke
opposite the post office.
Neatsfoot oil, machine and lubricaiinc
oils at Marsters' Drugstore.
A fine lino of gents' shoes at J. Abra-
im's. Prices just rinht.
Munyon's HomceDathie Remedies fnr
sale at Marsters' Drug Store.
An endless variety of combs, hair 2ml
clothes brushes at Mars'ers.
For bargains in family croceries. call
at the Pe pole's store, Cass street.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies t
A. C. Marsters & Co.'b dru; Etore.
Brine your clocks and wstchpp tr Slrw
Jerry the reliable jeweler tor repairs.
Live and let live" is Dr. R. W. Ben
jamin's motto. Dental wi-rk done at
bedrock prices.
Dr. Haynes does crown and I-rnk-(
work and guarantees the same Don't
forget the number.
Dr. Haynes makes ail kinds of artifi
cial dentures such as gold, platinum and
aluminum plates, also rubber and cellu
loid.
S
ave money and time. To aarties
going East, go by the O R .& N. g ..-rt
route. Call on or write to V. IT. London.
Roseburg, Oreson.
A. C. Hoxie sells dour at 75e and SOc a
sack, and 10 pounds oi lard for 75 cents.
People should take advantage of tcese
prices and give him their patronage.
N. Rice, one of our enterorisinsr furni
ture dealers has now ou sale a fine lot of
furniture of tho latest st-.ie-and finish.
Give him a call before purchasing else
where. Langenburg is stili on too. He
entries a full stock of choice music, mi-
steal instruments, violin, mntars, accord
eons etc., violin strings of -tfti qualitv
always on haud.
Slow Jerry the ie.ieier has 14 carat.
filled gold ladies wau-iif-s nnv on jale.
Prices reduced from i'5 ? decided
Kttrrains. Don't fail ti t- mine them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Chose having 6ecoud hand stoves.
furniture, etc., for sale can receive the
highest cash price by ratlins: upon N.
Kice, the furniture and supply dealer.
i-z jacKson siret't i;ostDurg. Or.
Mrs. G. W. Rapp will contiuue to
buy and sbip fresh salnon from Win
chester or Wilbur to Portia- d as he t.c-
foro and pay the highest aarket prices
for same. Address postottico box 123.
The cheap rates of five dollars cabin
and two-fifty steerage including meals
anil berth are still m eitect on the O. R.
& N. Co's. steamers from Fortland to
San Francisco.
Steamer leaves Portland everv five
days.
Dr. R. V. Benjamin, late of tho dental
college at Atlanta Ga., has fitted up
dental rooms in the Marsters bbek,
where he is prepared to do do first class
work in all the Iates
improvements.
Crown and bridge work, gold and porce
lain crown, fillings and extraction of
teeth nt hard-time prices and all work
guaranteed. Remember, room 1, Mars
ters' block.