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Newspaper Page TextHenry Gassaway Davis S America Career of the Democratic Presidential Can- Me Was Born on id Was the First Brakeman In Millions J J j ::NltV fiASSAWAV DAVIS, tliolovor, 111 practical skill, courage mill I eighty-first year. In .nr.- oner-v overcame all illnieiiltlcs. , of sixty, ,,j B00ll ,,, Hp,r ,lH1' IMi-iliiiunt was the center or the Cniu- miuiy. He was n delegate to the ren-nt borliind bituminous coal ri-irlijii. The 1 lintloniil ninri-iitlnn mill n member of present grout coiil ileitis of that part of the committee on resolutions. Ho was , ; " "un. n un a meinuor or the sllhcoiumli- ami Davis percclvcil that that section too that hail charge of the platform WHS Olio of Immense Inilnutrliil ii.i ., l I.., , a .... .. . . ' , " . . 1 " "l" oisui miring the Iso. I ho Urn. of Inivls tc Hros. en- deliberations of that committee at the MKi'il In the shipping of coal nnil Southern hotel When I... the imuhiiwii fm,l Ifu K,,oi i..n'.. i..... , ... fl I H'liiiicnilfc v!n imwlilcntttil J nomine.-. Iri it nitin with nioru tlinti tm orilimiry Ihi.-sIih'.-n muI IIKjiiC'iil ciif -. In Wi-si Virginia am 'iie."..y utatt'.s h1 Ioiik has hci-n n'Kanl (id UK a (Jli.'inrh'l iiiiit, i:ml his politi cal Mf( Iiuh hi fii chiiriifitTiztfl Uy con 8W'"'i;lsm mill Hn,:,il.v. Hi. iKiiniimlinii at Si. .011U cim'iTH .upon him tin p.-riilhir distinction of belnjr the oiliest aiiiil.il.ite over w-lect-Ml for the oftu-i, .Mr. hnvis ImvIiik been liurii In Wooilstoil;. Mil., on Nov. Ht. IS.'.',. Ills fallHT was Caleb Da vis, it siU'ci'Mafijt r.jiltimnrt? merchant,, who ilfwl a few years after the son's t)fi-lti."ini(l his mother was a Miss Lou lw Broun. M li ise sister was the moth er of Senator tiomnin of Maryland. Like .Itid'e 1'arker, .Mr. Iavin Hpi'iit bis fitrl.v ilaya on a farm. He r I vet I Ills education In a village school ami at the ntfe of twenty entered the mil--ploy of the Italllinore and Ohio rail road as a hralteman. This was the first ralliv.ad linilt In America, anil Mr. Davis has the diniiuciinn of 'havim; been the Oral hrakeinan on any rail- Imnlier for the producers, and its busl- wj hii'w rapaiiy. in iki.ii iioni'i- a rinvtu .K.r..i-r..,t i he Piedmont Savings bank and be came Its president. This bank was sup. planted by the National (tank of Pied mont, of which Mr. lavi Is also the Kiililliix spirit. He and his brothers. whose possessions were orlirinallv In- sjytjitlranl, have since la-en able to "lilt their capital by inillioiis. while their laniled estate at one time approxi mated pHj.ooo acres. Itefore the war Mr. Davis was a V!i.L'. wlliie after lis pliist !n ulllotl hlnisi'lf with the conservative wlm; of! the Democratic party. Me made his entry into polities In IS when lie was elected to the West 4M f v Jefferson hotel at noon Ihn nnvi ,1.,,. lie did not appear fatigued, and lie tolil his filunils he could stand another twenty-four hours of It as well as not. He favored the Insertion of a gold plank In the platform. When his name was helm; considered liy the na tional convention there was souie ijues tion as to whether lie smmorretl Itrvim In lSlili and llHK). Chairman Jones' of tile Iicmocratic national committee put it lit rest by sayiiiR that In IS'M Sena tor liavls preslihil at a liryan meeting in West Vlrclnla nnd voted for Hr.van. At that time Remitftr li.ivlv Kaired In building a ruilrond and had a lai'Ko olillKiHIon at a hank which lie desired to renew, when lie went to tile hank the president said: "I understand you presided ai a IJryan tnei'tini: last nisht." "Yes." said Inn-la. "Wh-.it of it?" "'c!l." said the bank president. "don't yon know that the theories oi' Hryan are opposed lo nil the Uimnchil instlliilions in this country? I do not see how you can come to this bank or any other for favors, holding the views that you do." "I'o you meiin to say." asked Davis, "that the fact that I remain loyal to the Iliaiocratic party makes any dif ferenie with my credit?" "Not at ail." said the bank ni-esl- dent. " 1 - ill we are not inclined to ilo any favors lor su-h oeonle." "Ihls is no favor to me.' SKIN DISEASES The Ouicropping of Bad Blood. LOCAL NEWS. The contest case before the U. S. land office, over the Dimmlck coal mln loi? Dronertv near Kalininr tu a.m t "Sr W BBHterivesamana , ''. !"""ted during t-terrtnT teivable kind make their ap- P"uPles. r and eruptions of every con pearance, and Kczema and s. s. s t. . i3,D,on',9vl0. Auauit e, 1803. T.O... J . -f I rwwm ui.UlCinA. I haan (f ln !.., ' :,;, .T7".r x....... jr..:?" '"v"- " o.ir.nt .oi.io t; m. j Poison Oak and Ivy, and bI.tf.'r7n-app0tit8 nd such otlter skin troubles an II Vl"! "ZrTfZ J-.'?TJi4 V " usually remain quiet during troubled with .a itonin,"icin .'r'oi T" the cold weather, break out "nt''"it.p.oiall.t and m.ny remedial to afresh to torment and dis- i c& SS tract bv their fearful horn, of tl,i arininn x i.!-i, - rr.l7 tract Dy ttietr tearful burn- of this eruption. I think a arout deal of youl ing, ucning anu stinging;. """. opiioviuit i. m m tne best blood purl. A course of S 5 5 tin,?D ill n nl "me known to tho world to-day. course oi a. now will MRS. frank won www purify and enrich the blood, 1330 E..t s.v.nth St. horneb. reintorce anu tone up tne general system, and ..." - j- gun.,., Djaicui, ana j carrv off the bodilv imnuritiei. thrnnrh tl,A i li.nnnla Tbe cl-,'.. n.itt, nna kl 1. ! intrael n j ..".m.t.ta Huuuyii me propel uaiiii.t.-i. a.iu, nim gwu UlUUU lO DOUflSll It, remains sniuiiLn anu irceot an utsngunnp; eruptions. oenu lur uur uouk un uiseases oi rue KLrm nnH u.. .. ns if you desire medical advice or anv snecial infnrMintmo Tt.te ...;n 4 you nothing. mE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. vigorous body makes him fit. fn- n.i battle of life. . Mrs. A. Lombard and two oh;i, !,.., who have been visiting here with her aunt. Mrs. J. C. Comstnnlf. nome to Eugene today. No such thing as "summer complaint" where Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Nature's remedy for every looseness of the bow els. Prof. J. B. Horner, of the Oregon Agricultural College, was In Roseburg today. He was enroute home from a trip as far as Klamath Palls in the Fire in Linn Still Raging. A1.1iA.VY, Or., Aug. 18. The forest lire in Linn county is yet burning with increased fury. Reports received from the scene of the fire this morning say it is going rapidly in an easterly direction but that its path is not widening. This would indicate that no towns in that region are in daniter. The fli-e Is now approaching a mountain known as Bald Peter." Most of the vahmhlo t.imhee whtr.b has been burned belongs to the South- i MARRIED. KL'SSKLL - CHILDEKS. - At the Episcopal church in Uosoburg, Aug. H 1!4, Dr. Geo. Russell, of Coqullle ilj, wuu miss 10a tjniiaers, of lem, Hev. C. H. Lake officiating. FOR SALE iius ueen uurueu oeiongs to the south-1 ern Pacific Railroad, that corporation' In 0R SALE. Household furniture for ownhur th. ..Ire,.,,, ,.1 .1.. ! 1 . . sale- Apply at CI. P. Hullington's ; owning the alternate sections, tlte j others being homesteads. j Eczema, scaldhcad, hives, itchiness of the skin ot any sort instantly ro j lieved, permanently cured. Doan's ail I litv .:. ... - - 'I nut simply cnmlntr tins !.IIir;Hon i tment. At tiny drug store jfW'MiteV iiiM't- X ;.xVM!' ? tec .x - '' IIKNUY (JASSAWAY DAVIS. roan in me chikhI tnteM. He wuh n ntlviiiu'iMl (i (ho psitlftii of com doctor un (I wrtM then the only nil I rum I conminor in inn eotinlry. An nmtiH Idk story HltiMtrtitlve of the crip of eiir ty nsmorlntloiiH on ti retentive mi hire UHl to lie tnlil of him hi W.mMi..'. 'It Is mild that well townrd morning of ft wearisome nil nlKht mi'k.hIoii of the sennte Nenuior ln vIh wuh i,Nleet. Ills lit iid row I In k upon hln ilenk. Scimtur TMiiiiiiuIm hml provoke I Judge Thur miin to n upeeeh. 11ml by hitriNlui'tioii the Jinlce iinfnrl.il IHh rtl Imntlnnim mid 1 1 lew a lihtut of more thtin umml power. Mr. IhvI nniy Imve been flreninlnff of old rAtltoad (Iiivh. At any rnte, he Mprnntc to bin fit In a bnlf dnzed eondltlon ti ml. entrhlntc night of the ml the old hIkdiiI of (In imer nnil Herniliu; to linnlne thnt tie hml lieiml n nhrleU of iihinu from the (.pen throttle of n locomotive cnll u for "Down brake!" neUed his tlrnk nnd with the brnkeman's quick twlt wrenched it from the lloor. I It was while HervhiK om a ttnductor that .Mr. Invln met and, formed the '(Hinliitiu.ee of Henry Clay, who vrn a parwenger upon Mr. UhvIh trnln while koIiik from hU Keutm-ky home to (he pttnl and returning. Clay would 1 . .ml the train In Haiti more and leave It at It neat era terminus nnd make the Journey over the mountains tulo Kentucky ,u the old fashioned utiiireroach. Mr. Davis got IiIh Hrst THE CANDIDATE IN BRIEF. Henry O. Pnvla la rlhty yeart vA. I.i-ft nn orphun nt nn early nure. ft in htn nr.tr nn supf rlntonarnl f .1 plrxiit.itlotv tin'Hiiir hrt.Ki'ninn on th Haltl 1.1.1.' . fill ih. At twenty nml M-r wn ermnol.tl to d-nilurtor. Al thlrt) ht) wn mipervinor of trnln. 1 ir1 In (.nt In mis mi. I lnUI ."01 M-1 !n 1 1, 'ii ,if lniui-n furlunt' Koiiii.'mI tli- ,.t VlrBlnt.i townti I ii v n-i.I i:iklMH t iil niUi thirlnR'thc war, TI t-nl in , mm r hr.mi'h of West '!rr n .1 I- i;ih1;Ui re hk mi. -n-l'nn-ervatli I xiit nml to the iriiatt two ' ( I iter Kl. t.it t'nltott Hlntr nfnntor tn lf. 1.11.I r vi unttl I.im l-fen (teh'iratc lo x nattonul tn0e for polltltn from Henry Clay hi h'N (Miivi'is.itloim wllli that great fateMiiian durim; Micmc trip over the Jialtlmore ami Ohio, and he cast his flrnt ballot for Clay for president. Later he became station agent nt Piedmont. 1 1 nvlng HiTved with the railroad company for fourteen yearn, he turned Ida uttotittnn to commert-lal piuYulta nnd eMiuMM.ed the firm of Davis A Hroa. at tni'.nt. Smk'IuII) lie always w es !i 1 t. rvrn tMi'kwanl nt t.m.'K, Inn i t ji v.e.l lie- ' i-ever f-itbsl -U t In hi 1. ,..v Vlrgiula house of delegates. He was a delegate from West Virginia to the Democratic national convent Ions of iSitS and 1ST', wlill.. in mr.7 l... -..u clecti-d to the legislature of his state aa u 1 uioii Democrat, being re-elected two years later. In 1M71 ho wim mn.i I uited States senator to succeed V. T. Hey, Itepuhllcan, he being the first 1 foiiiiktii i if innniiiitr nr iimi iuu r.n the then young state of West Virginia. At the cxhtrntlon of IiIm icrm tin a re-elected. After serving twelve venrs In the fuMinto lu iliu-lltwul fnwi.u. .... Iltlcal honors, preferring to devote his enure ume 10 ais rapidly increasing business n (fairs. I'-lirlv In III lllltilli innu.r l.o n .. 01 1 ...... 1 an uiieipiivtH'al pisltlon on tlnanelnl MUestlons. from which he bus nevor 1.. parletl. Almost nt the beginning of nis eg is alive servh-e lu una innri-,.i.i. eil with the Issue of thn rosmonuihmtv ir west irginln for a portion of the lent or 1 lie Old Dmnln on llmtilfo th.. advice of friends who considered mo mentary Itonularttv rather fhnn Inatlmt he took n bold stand In favor of lil states meeting her Just proportion of the debt of the mother state, when that eo,uitahle proportion could be ascer tained, liy reason of his determination ho made a iirofouml inmreHKinti mmn all his associates. I'ntil recently Mr. Davis was presi dent of the West Virginia. Central and Pittsburg railroad, which he tmiiet-.t and also of the Piedmont ami CunitMT land railroad. He was one of the dele gate! to the pan-American congress and was a member of the Putted States intercontinental railway commission. Today lie Is known as one of West Vir ginia's Dig Pour" and had llu- hnnm f S-ua'ior linrimin materialized he irn have mam.-Ml It. In ISM he married flv. if,,. a Hant7.. a daughter of Jndc Uldeon ll.int?. of Frederick. Md. He has two soti;, John T. Davis and Henry (J. Da vis. Jr.. and three damchters. Mrs. Ste phen P. Plklns. Mrs. It. M. ti. Itrowit. vife of Lieutenant Cninman ler Uniwn. V- S. X., in hi Mrs. Arthur I.ee. Mr. Davis- wife died two years ago. He l :'s a bei'Utlful villa at Peer Park. Md.. where he pases the sunnier month hut his home as ti voter is at P.HUuh, W. a.. lii-rc r.!,;.'!!.-.. n.ll.ili.j that of Fnlted States Senator Stephen H. Klkius, his won In-law. The people of Klktns an very fond of ex Senator Davis, who haa done very much for that town. Ho hull! the iinvu i..m.. rial hosnltal nt n .! ..f .-u- tiiki mi) In memory of his son. who was drowned while cruising on the African coast. With Senator Klh'n he has founded the Dnvls and Klklns college. 1 Presbyterian Institution at F.lkins hat stHin will tn dedicated. He was ISO lllStruilieii.nl In tl i.m ,t (1.., Davis Memorial Presbyterian church I KIKl'lS. Kx Senator Davis, looiuu in his as a business transafiion. ami if vmt ! ww ! Mu- don't want to rem-w ir I II nay It now iSUrrrKriJ IS YFAP' and withdraw my patronage from the , 1 ' 10 1 LttKj bunk." ...!iL J U wan ayspepsia .sidence on StepliL-ns street. d-uO. TTOItSALF: VnlnnblA rma X! r ley limber land claim for sale. w rue to John Bennett, Jacksonville d-sw a-iti C'OK SALE. Kuruituro in small j ooaruinjf House in ' lioseburff. musi jfo quieiw. cuu at J bunk.' The bank president jrrew alanned Itt in inier "sled ill tin: m-i-il )in.r;itt..iij West Virginia, ami he hogged Davis to reconsn ie; Davis would md re-ou-shier. He paid the obligation in cash that afternoon and cut that bank oil' his list of business connections. Senator Davis Is many times a mil lionaire. He has been nil i-ntliiiMifit ii UiH'iiinn nuin t-vor .sim:t Hie canvnsti for iiu- iicniniTiitli- iiiiinim-e lu 19IH llCLrilll. At niH tllttti hi. unl.l l,n nn,il.l apenil n million ilulliu-s to si-euro the iioiumiiunn or (luriiiiin, and It was no mere Idle linnst. Invniise tin liiul the money anil would nptnil It. IVrSOlllll V. Stmillftr llnvla lu un nf. fnlile. Rvnlnl man, donioi-rntii- nnd mod- -si. no does not look his yi-urs. anil to llio I'HMual obscrvor lie would nppear to I io not more tlinu slxty llvi'. Ho In inon- than six fii-t tall, oruot nnd atrnlBlit ns In tho ilnjs of Ilia j-oulh. Ills should,. rs an square. He Is well muscli-d. Hp has a sprlntry heel and toe walk. There la not the slightest evidence of any loss of mental or bodi ly rigor. Ills fare features are regular and Iwld. His nose Is nnulllne. His cyea nre gray and sharply penetrating, but trlllllll klmllr ill .Tlinw.lnn .,.! .. whin npnrt. Ills fnee Is not deeply lurroweil, tnollch fine wrink es nnnenr about the eyes. Ills beard of snowy kvikh- olllue. u-sw-al!i, live TOR SAT.E fSnorf r,no ..I rnmn. in Rnuihiipn R.I.K i.....n this, he.,,...: sv.n.1,...- !,...; : ..:.: i t .l i IO"rinso,r an c? trees l,o,-.,l i.. a v. ; ... :., . . :. with m? and havrtrted emV femdv ' " d.n- .AUar??s A ' ..care .Ve in i vi:able and bo many docrois, but tuuud v,ow' OI inquire at review otliee. d-sw to I l9 re.' ,:nt11 1 P- rchad cent rackavc : " of ACKhKri Lisl'KIlA TAIIU.T3. whch tlreiy cured. Uoplng that 1 mmy benefit some j eihc'- Buflore . I ank ; u to pnblUh thin fcjr u Held, Ohio. For ml hT Hamtlton Drug Co., RusebUTs; OikUnd UniR Co., OakUnd. 8cLd to W ll. ilmuer A to , Buffalo, N. Y , for a fre trial pat-kage. (Nothing Use them.) How About Your Vacation? Summer MISCELLANEOUS. FOIi REXT. Larpe residence niiirmikf AlUxi Al Kn- d-sw-tf. WANTED. Girl to do neneral houstwork. Apply, Mrs. M. Joseph son, FOK RKXT. Six-room house In RU'oi.fi.lo A.1.1U! li .,. .u.ji..o iiim.uum, nuts 111 1 iu norin - oi ioseuiu-(r, on tne tdenbower road. xuiKiiu un, is but, iuoai um ws moa. uranam, citv. d-sw-tr seaside resort, ol tho North Pu-Hlei 1 Coast. Kound trln tickets at irivni.lv T?CR SA T.v. r.n,i i. .i i reduced rates on sale from all Southern T bower, frontingon river, conven t'acinc points in Oregon, on and after I lent for irrigation, in tracts to suit June 1st. Ask agents for further in-: No agents. Call on E. M. Moore formation and a handsome illustrated 1 Uoseburg, Oregon. a 1(1 ' uu.bui. uuv.ir,, ui- wriii 10 rxiwin Stone, Manager C. Jc E. R. R., Albany Ore., or W. E. toman, G. P. A. S. P. Co., Portland. rHiirmHiaNAb. D" R. U. L. 8TUDLEY OSTBOPATHIC rUYSICIAS Specl.ll.t ot chronic rlinces. ronsultatlon free, uffice over the postoillce. Pbooeiou. Hour.: 9 to 12 m. and 2 to p. m. Bwldepcc t H. D. Ur.ru plc. 'rhoae 12H WH. IiARBV, D. M D. DENTIST Office in the Abraham Building. (Over the I'o,lomce In the offlcc here, tolore occupied bv lir J a . Rosebcro Oregon pEO. E. HODCK, M. D. Office, in Ibe Review buildin 11 o... rooms 13 and 14. Tslephoua. Maloil RoaiBDin, MULES FOR SALE. Two span of good young mules, three years w.u, uj-uiviu. iso several nead or juuug uome.. ror particulars call on i. B. Waite, Roseburg, Oregon, tf. MEN WANTED.-AtGlendale, Ore gon, to cut cordvood. Price pa.d, 1.73 per cord, 4-foot wood. Good fir timber to work in. Apply to W. F. Allnard, Glendale, Oregon. d-tf. LOST. Between Jones' ford, near Melrose, and Edenbower, Aug. 11, a child's linen summer suit, consist ing of BAilnr wniar. mri u m-.i please leave at this office. d-sw-tf. MBS. RTEPHF!. B. ELKiya. vchlleness Is a fentiire tlmt iloe. mnw to denote advanced nge than any otiu-r. 'I he .. hole benrlnR of the man do note. 1111 nlerf. vigorous Interest In life nml tlm mnilers that appeal to him for ilt'lloll. ills daughter. Mrs. Stephen It. Klklns. Is one of Washington's noted entortiilners. and her gnu-Ion womiiii llnrs. has won her many frlrnds. Kx s,-.mtor Davis Is but one of many vig irons old men who nr. still ni-ilve In jinlillc life. Hire la a list of some of tho prominent old men who are still active nnd hnle like Mr. Dnvia: Kx Speaker Ulllllshn llron- of P.mn. syhniilii. Nil; ex Vice President I.ov r. .Morion. Mi; M-nntor John T. Morgiiu of Alabama, Si; Senator Oeorgo K. Hour of .MitHsiioliusotts, 77: ex Sivrelary limit .v.-ll. S'l: Senntor r.lmoa v I'.o". tin of Alabama. SI; Senator William 1'. 1 rye or Maine, 72. Unwell Sage, capitalist, at the age of eighty seven Is still nctlve In Wall street, and I'harlon llnvnea ltn.ivr.ll works every day as civil, marine and mechanical tnirincer in N.w .-.k ... tbouf h He if (a hia ouetxixta rw, gtlltB V, HOOVEK, PHYSICIAN AND BURitKO RoflBBORG - R Bpeolal Attontlon given 10 bt...., nus. ana laro.t Offloe Miln St.. on door louth o t 1 . PARM to RENT, Small farm of 20 I noma 11 mtlna Ann. ( r . Dt3fir Orppltr all n,nHnnn j -- piu.ou luriunuu gar den land; farming Implements, wairon. Mum '""""r particulars call at .xioiniu . anoe store. tN-sw. FOR RENT One large furnished mom for rant tn . with steady imployment in city pre- vuo cbiuuiug scnooi. Kn. . quire of Mrs A. Mowery, oue block east of opera house on Cass St. d-sw a2o I T" S. T. WEST. Fire ln.or.nn. .Li 3 Publi0- C"y pPerty I rented. County and City Warranti bought and collections made. Office on .-,u jiree. ro. wi, uoover building -rr 'u.p. a-sw-tf. IV ARSHAL'SN0TICE.-A11 parties v u' icui UULintMl inat. l ha rn Forest Supervisor S. C. Bartrum re turned this morning from an official trip to Southern Oregon and Northern California. He says the forest fires in Josephine and Jackson counties are now under control, but the conilagra Uon in Siskiyou county, Calif., is still raging- with unlessened fury. Ellgene Ambrose. nhntrrarl l.t. , ..uw niiu Stt. tnreatenlngtokiil his wife, was held to appear before the circuit court as me result, ot an examination before Justice Long Thursdav nrra,.nnnn tt! bonds were fixed at k'oO, which it is thought will be furnished hv ,.i.i "j .uiuuivou at i oncalla, with whom ho is in communication. Miss Julia Hinkle wln i. . fessional nurse, apriva.l l,a.A ' , i,um oan Francisco this morning. She came in i epu3se to a message summoning her to attend the little daughter of her brother, E. A. Hinkle, who is suffsring from appendicitis at the home of Mrs. Welker, in this city. It is hoped that a surgical operation will not be neces. sary for the present at least. WE CAN AND" DO Bitsraiilee ACKER'S KNfiUSIt RKMKDY for It In. heel, lully demonautwl that It u ,u. . .... .u n,, uluor urci.r,nouil for "oilitllU. old. and (.ODsuniptloii. Ii I, beyoud question Una-roam! of all cudera n-mcdle.. li im 21.1.1 A tweuiy ove cent . V7,', ... Jv "ne nunjreit rto lara la thli grcai incJicliie that we .oil every botli. ...... ru... ..a Kuaiimeu your inoner back II " ra not yeiftctlj ralljiled. Bronco OUlaiir' 0""""! 0,k1"'1 Dr. L. A. Kent, ono of the T?naaKHn delegates t'o the National Mining Coo gross to be held in Portland novr. naal. has in a view a very commendable pur pose anent his mission. He proposes to place on exhibition ilnrino ika ... . ..A vuu sions of the Congress some specimens ui nign graae uouglas County ore. From D. S. K. Bulclc and OT. w nA well he has obtained some of the best specimens of ore that were oa exhibi tion io the Board nf Trf and will take them to Portland. To these will be added some Douglas county specimens now on exhibition at the Immigration headquarters at the Onion depot in Portland. By bringing thn nrs Hinantlv ,,naa. .u. ... , ?. . . . ..w.,v.j uuue. hi. M.WJDMOn OI the large number of mining capitalists Vnn Ball ka nawoA . a .1 . s . r iuh;ig3l muii Will eventually result in more extended de velopment of our mineral resources. It Will be to Your Interest, If vnn f.r.ntflmnlo t.tai v. o. Louis Kxposition, to secure reliable in- formation no tn llu.a i .. . w inin-utui service, tne lowest rates and the best routes. Also . j meal conditions in St. Louis: hotels, etc., etc. If inn 1.111 .V- j . .i Z wo unacrsiffnea, staling what information you desire, promptly iurnisned. If WA HO nnt. kaa... .. , it, i . i. uu uauiij win se cure it for you if possible, and without "J -Jajrousu w you. AOOrt'SS D. H. Trumiiull. Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street, Portland, Ore. TRESPASS NOTICE.-A11 persons are hereby warned not to fish, hunt, with or without dogs, or other wise trospass on my premises. (near Ed enbower), under the penalty provided bv law. r- u u,, ,,..r, . J .a - v ... xjma.uu. U-SW-tf. TBIt KII-KBCKU MARKKT, ThA Innal n.l . n. ...t . . l . . ,, TJ" 4ue-nuuill tuuay are as follows: Wheat 84 cents. Oats 35(IOcenta. Barley 60 cents. Hay Loose, $8; baled, 112. Potatoes 2 cents per I b. Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 27J f pa 20 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound. Veal 5c, dressed. Heef Pr... nr.?..... . n. . Ta - """t rv!S;i awjers, zi cents; OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY - pair along their PpTr1i XThH.Xl I ?'. 4rC live; dressed, 6,c. hLYfcR ami the FAST MAIL X nouf"'1 lhat unless they are put in1, tlRI-fr) Market The quotation S repair wnnin ten days from the irVk"" r.iod market today are: date of this notice, the eit.v iu Wheat, o cenu! n.i. n 41 anH -h..... .' .V. '" r lahh.v .,!.. i... -.i"" JX' " 17 cenLs: hntw '-u '.,a.nt.. SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DCLTJTH MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO, ST. I.OL'13 and all points East and South. . j m.,ui:u ma, vne guv tors along the street in Iront of all busi ness houses must be kept clean from ail garbage. By order of the city council, made Aug. 11, 1904. D. J. Jarvis. "' City Marshal. WANTED. Hop pickers on "25 acres at and near Wilbur. Wages oO cents per box. Good cam p- wagon from Roseburg upon notification Address A. A. Osborn, Wilbur. d-sw-sl. MARSHAL'S NOT1CE.-AI1 parties that have sidewalks out of re- 3NT JO W TODA' n . .. . date of this nntiee. th. .ii.'.in ... pien,,,,, ervice, Up-lo-D.u, Equip- and charge same The p ope ,yP" J ta,,;,h' 7WrBMJ& nient. Clirteniia fmnlnvu. order nf lha flt.i- i'i .IT . J . ' ft. 11 ' ' """' Daylight trip across the Cascade and Rocky Mountains llth, 1WH. D. J. Jarvis, I H oc; sheep, ?,c gross 2,t- Clt, Marshal. IXS 'u' veal,' 7c; eggs -uc: butter, crenmert. -m. j.i V,'. T.m9WiTrnc..,.i t chickens. mlv,-. 11..1U ' ....... ovaieu niua w iu. v 1 ., . Aj'tM' received hy the City Recorder ! or full particulars, rates, folders, ete., of Roseburg, Oregon, up to elirht v.,, on or Kiuresa o clock, Tuesday evening Aue-ust Jt o.a i. ,. 'nd 1 H. DICKSON, 0. T. A.. 122 Third ' ' Street, Portland, Ore. tri ln 1oeb"rg, Or., between Main """""fc -M a . ' and Claire streets. aecnrdlny t ..1 o. . ,r.Krv3, w. w. A , 612 Ftrst and specification, now on file In the Avenue, Seattle, Wash. ' Recorder's ofitee in Roseburg, Oregon Eai-h bid must be accompanied bv a VT.. .. : 1:.. 1 .... nr4inA.l nh&nk. I. . . . J . o iii.r eamsuieu ssrvice on freight, r " V v- . . t"r cent 01 the Route vonr shipment via. Oieat North- ,n,ount " 'he bid. Right is reserved ern. Knll information from ' reject any or all bids. By order of v vi a duvd . . Mayor. H, L. MAKs-m-Re .... ii..iuT.n,wrniAHfriL .oj, ... :; August 12, 1904. '""peJ. ViZS, -S LSI!? . &f " ui all Ttt FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER "vwTJ1- de'""" offl Portland, Oregon.