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IT IS SO.
No. 28.
Vol. XXV.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1895.
CENERAi. DIRECTORY
STATE Or t.l.ECOS'
O. S.tcnlors..
I J. K. Dolph
( ntncorltcnnann
" JVV.R. Falls
O. K. Chamberlain
loufircssraesi...
Attorney-General........
rue- ...... -.Sylvester rennoyer
rlary d Sliue... 0corge V . Wcllrldo
"KaleTriisettr - rhllJIetschRn
Snpt. rub. luslruella r- u. JicKiroy
slate l'rtuHjr - Frank C. Baker
llombcr ikurd of K.inHttUni-..V . C. Woodcock
SF. A. Mooto
C. H. Wolverton
U.S. Ucan
?A. It. :Comps-u
J. 11. EJily
I. A. Mneruui
Clerk of KaUnud &mnUslon..jHJ.ydcll 3Wcr
, - covins Jtmicut. MSTMcr.i
Judge a ia- r. C. rullerton
rrasccuttas Atwrnoy . .Oca. M. Brown
. c l-vso enter, cxtKneitG.
Receiver E. S.Shfrkta
aecistcr -It. St catch
'" V. S. 'VfEJkTllfcB mtssuc.
Olcrrcr. .. Tim- Gibson
Senator! - -Henry Befkley
ij. V- lilundclt
KCr-reseutatives..... iJ.T.lIndj
llntlw.
C. A. SthlbrvMe
.lcrV
Sheriff
...F. w Benson
a F, Cstbrart
w. A. Frater
.J. A. Underwood
1. A. Sterling
A. F. Sterna
W. U Wilson
ic. H. Maupla
.. ..Will i Hcydou
Dr. K. L. Miller
.Tbos. Smith
rrcasarcr.
SchOOl SUpJtlHdcMt
Ctamsiioners
surveyor-
Oeracer-
Shecp lii?fu.Mer
rnnaNCT erricti.'.
, I :: ; John llamliu
JiiiSievs-.
U.C frKK-ura
W.T. Wright
J. II. Shape
Trustee ilLl KapP
B. O. Slrous
1. F. lUee
Keenler--..:: .-. F. il.21sl
Manlial . W. K Carroll
Trcascrer i -J. A-Cox
tveer k.'!oks. ' ' 11
flic Cfcwtt Coarl Joe Daoslas fvtyitT ibccU
three ti tuce. a v-tr as follaxrs: Tte l Mon
day In ilarrt-. th th Monday In Jane, xcd the
1st Jlondai- ih UeceBber. J- C. Fallerten hi!
Uosebcr? -Jn.'se. ,eo. !.' BroTrn, of Kostbcrj:.
prasccutiHenih.ncy.
- ConntvCwartweeBtte 1st VedaeIaT after
the Ut iloadiv of Jtaaarj-. March, May, July,
SeptCEiher aikl Xoremtw, A. V. SJearaf. 01
OatUaJ. jadje; C. H. Manpln ot lHtton
and V. I -A'U-on, oi Kiddk. awtateioutr?.
fb4f: Court Is In sessten cooiluuo-ly, A. F.
Stearar, iade.
LAOREZ. LODOE, A. F. i A. M.,"KECnLAI
BtcUns the Sd end h Wednesdays la
eae&rteath.
TTMPQCA CHAITEK, XO. U. S. A: 3L, KOLD
thelrregntareoaTocations atMasame hall
oa the nt and third TncsdaT of each aeath.
ViitiE coapaaions arc cardUIly IkvJUM.
M. F. RAIT, 11. F.
IiiMEZ Cxso, sccrstary.
DHIXETAKIAX LODGE. XO. S. I. O. O. F
acclt?atBrdar eveniBj; c each week at 7
o'cloct In thtlr hit! at Rosctar?. Meshers of
the order is rood sundlsr are inrited ts aUeac.
FtiSK G. MICTTH. S. U.
- S. T. JcwETT, Sce'y.
USIOX.XKCAMPMEST, NO. . i-'EHTS AT
Odd FcHovi' haU a seenad and feunh
Thimiiyj of each nonth. VWtiaj brethrea
arc laritcd to auend.
1" ti.se ;. MiCEtii, Scribe.
UascT I'Atsv, C. 1.
r0MJEG ID DSC XO. J. A. t. V. W.
aeeti ihe :ecrad aad foarth Msadays of
eichaaatsatTSln. a. -M 1M ieoevs aau.
lieaixzs of the order In'sooJ tasdin; are In
litcd to auead.
Reso rosT. xo. rs, o. a. i. ueets the
first aad third Thcidayi of each ssocth.
WTOJTES'SEEIJr? CfE.PS XO. M,
vxcad aad fourth .Tharsdayi la, cash
aon.ri. - -
A RilF
a.
Boscrs.theCrXFridaflB I.-eeeB7, Jiarea
sad i sac, and the thlal Friday In Sepunbcr.
T OSZBUKG CHArTCE, NO. iO.Li. MEETS
t the seeoad aad fvenh Thsridays ef
ciccih.
HADEUXE E. CONK UNO, W
v
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TJOSEBUBG K..1j0DGE,S0.
. I. 0,0. F.
steeonTcesdayereatBrofea
the Odd FeHOTS hall. Yisitiac
: of eaoh.wX- .u
faters and
kiStb r.rr nritd to attesd.
Miss iitiH Vixmklt, X. C-- '
F&iX i- Miccji. K. Sec
A Ll'IIA LODGE, SO. C, t OF l. MEETS
-i- crcty WednestUr neahi; at fMd Fellows
aH. Vliirnvr bretarsa ia good suadtn? car
dially inrited to attead.
'yy B. W1LUS..
Attorney and CJouuselorat Law,
Will pntin is all lie court of tha State. Of.
fa to Conn lira.:. DocjLji esss.t7. Or.
c.
A. S3HLBR3DK,
Attornej' at Law,
Uattittirg, Oregon.
OSee otcx the recfeSes ea 3Sata t'.'tf..
W. CASDWELL,
Attorney at Law,
ROEBCR6, ORBGOS.
F
.J B. C0FPMAK,
Physician and Surgeon
OSceUt lit. Hoorec'i old Usvt nnOatitrcct
ResJdessec Dor. LssseA Jaelats Street.
IS,
j. ozms r.,
Physician and Surgeon,
IKHEHURG, OF-
OHec In A. MarU i Ch.'j Woel, aptUs
Call promptly auwered day or night.
AMES BAKU,
Physician and Surgeon.
Graduate Hush Medical College.
Diseases of Worsen and Children a Specialty
OFFICE, Rooms S&W, Marstcrs Building.
RcniiE-tcr, Ixwzhu Street, second pfacc cast
Dr. Buncell'fc
ROsEBURO, 0EEG0S.
Li. FiTETTK Ll5E.
Jcbqe 1 Loconacr
JANE & L0TJGHART,
Attorneys & Counselora at Law
Jiqselinrg, Orc-jon.
Vrill practice in all Ibe courts of Ortsc : Of-
4ee ia the Taylor-Wilson UrX.
G
EO. M. BP.OW1T,
Attorney at Law!
Hottbiiry , Urtyon,
Hep iity Irocc:itlnz Attorney.
Office at the Court House up ztairs.
FaWs Soldeii- Female Piils.
TorFcmalo Irregular
I ties: cotblngllkethem
on tho tnarcet Acr
falL Kuccesjlullyused
by prominent ladles
monthly. Guaranteed
to relievo ireppresicd
menstrnaUon.
CUFEISAFEI CER1AIK! j
Don't bs humbuggel.
Bavo Time, Health,
and money ;taVe no other.
Bent to aU7 address.
CeIptofpriCC,2.03.
i AQaress,
THE APHRO HEOICIHE COMPANY,
Wettern Brancb, Box 27, VOUTjJiSCD, on-
!WIU" P' HE0N'
County ?lvcyl.
niul Motarj- lu!illc.
Orncx: In Court House.
Orders for Survciug and Field Notes should
bo addressed to W'lll l Heydoii, County SurJ
vcyor, Korcburg.Or.
A.
K. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law, ,
Kocra 2. Sliir.irs Itnildlrts. - KDSEKOnO, Oil.
f&rBiuSur before the U.S. I.iml Office and
mining cases n specialty.
I4te UeoeivetU. S. land Ofilcc.
w.
P. BUIGGS,
V. H. IJc-puty 3ltiicTJj Surveyor
ami Xotnry initjlle.
Onits: County Jail liuil Jin?, up ttaliy.
Special allenttuu paid to Transfers nml
Uouvcyanees.
. Addrow. ItOiKUUKti Olt,
prHA BROWN. IT. D.,
Plysicinu and Surgeon.
Chrcah Di;ss of Wsiaea a Sp:ciilty.
OOce, I'p Stair, in the Marta IkilMlns:
lirdeiM.ll-Tajs Street, r.OSEnURQ.
Ii MILLER, il.
Surgeon' anQ Hoiuceopatliio
Pirysjeian,
.jne'iwry, flregon.
CtTChruaw JWea a
TN TilE CIRCUIT i'llT.r OF THK bTATE
A .if Orv9nr.. Iiir th 4t:nCv of littllBOMnb.
K li VOUBC.
,. O. Vutine andl
i.-i-trtiHi. .par!ar!.-to:u
. ,i -- ,,tJ,
V. . J
CheBowelr. I'-ri Fr-lj.ASar-1
istion. ftnen lane. S
State ol Or.-3f t, r . - ;
XOTICfili hereby glieahai by irtae rf l
exeenttAB aiuroateroTvale of atlaeattl prarert f
J -. 1 1 . , .a I , - . . .u r I
cause oaihe 1M rtay of Delrmler, A. I). IsHH
upon a jn Iprntiit lor the scni-ot fL?s t-
from NoveraKrlT.h, llan.I Ibc farther ?aBO
of J2"0 attiirne y' fee, and" foe ts fnrthcr K 1
o( $H ' t-of.s and aeerulnc cs in favor of
the above r.arned pU!sti9 nnd asalmt tin
aboT nanW deivsdautr -chih iadement was
enrolled docketed :n Ue Clerk" oCce of
said court on the 34b dy of NOTemher. 11.
eomaendine tae. that ou; of the personal
proferty of Imv atoveMfBta oeteaaant; .aao
natc
Mf Hk.fvt tM-t.t (K4Y Mint nT ihA Mtt !
'v&8
sent and cmts. la pemcace
Satnrdav. the 12th day o! Jan:
etl a: r.btic aacUo. if.ldoxJofiia, cj. of said
At : to the hl?bt; hi Ider. loreah, on the ptcm
bes of the Chrcomcih Fark Fruit Association,
ia Doo;bu County. Siatc .: Orton . the fo'lotr.
ias altaehcd penoiial property of said ahovj
ssacd dfenlact. tmric
One white .are years oJd ', .-u whl:e
max 12 Tr-l .ltd Iit:. tC Of .4in fcarstM,
one roller birrutr. one iron harrow, orsc. pader
hifrow, 4se iprias feiah iarrov. on threei
wbec! calf it r. oce ltrre wheel tuliiv-jj.-t:
stsre .-. a.Wpf.-two garftri pfctwt, one Jidc-hll! j
phk-r..ooeia:w busjy.oae H.lnch p!w, one
S'ewtcc. wmw, wsieurt atarly new; oa hay ;
sorx anu 11.1.1?, rac iwu etuiia.ur,
JSXi buihcl" ol oi.i more eri jj. 1) er fOloits of
hae Ec-rs or 1.-. Ia punsunce of .-nld arlt
snitcicat prraa prwpcriy not tarics been
loc-td to satMy said ;':uttu.ct and eosti. f hare
let ted cpon anU wi on .Saturday thi i::h day
of Jaauary. A. D. 1S95, at 1 o"ckci: in -tne.
aJtcrroon of ai day, vilK'tWp Hoaac dojc
in KftvtOarP. uovgns urcsoc. sen u
hihaaM.tHthe rieht, U:ie and tciernt which
said defeadaat had 00 the ;S day ot Xorea
hcr,UtM.us.aad la the JoUoww;- jNces or far"
ecloflat.d -.--wit
Hrinlnf z ike s. utLsit HizmtlAi the D.
Braetett P. L c . ihcsp tooth TJft ohkirj t
the cea.cr of tt.c tJ-Jtity road, tbenee fatlow-
I '.t the cm-sit of tte r-J.i coanty road north 5
T-: ... rr... .j' '..vw In JiM.if 1
which a w.iru oSS iuehe" in diaisctcr
marted -ST tar corti : 4cstcci ai i.tt
(taldSst- tfaHr"ot:ft desrees east
OOchaia : t:.htotaayuE ure;on an! can
iontia ralirao); thtnce-ttaringhe jotaBr nd(
and JoHo t:i ; th- UM of way aorta 3B cesreca !
ZiBaicntea e: 17"chai to the sosth boen- j
larr of the ! C l udt-rwo-jd donatioa land '
eJilin: tbenee :..';io ic? right ! way north
desrreec T- rsiccte cai t.J chains: tbenee
vnnix decrees atlnnte cast a) jo-ena!c
tnea4& north - ! ntnaW eaat M
ckaiaK ibc oee u jt.U 1; drrc W alnsbs eat
ajeSehaio: thecee :.--nh V. Ce.jrKi U ainoU-i
eat3L?ch; '.j a w! :rna wblcn a white
oamineiM'sii.duasctcrnu.ilcd "K T boars
Bocth TScetrccs t w;uaU3iai.i cnains ou
tant: tnesce maalnz twrth Ti deneca -A mis-
nl n: le.jJ cha.es to the c-aicr of coaatyl
road; tbenee fouoc- ;a? the center of sou county
road north It dtsreea at miant '. 7.A
csalBs: thence noah 11 .leircej li aainQtw.wcsU
chains: tbonc siorth -t dereM S) sniwttfi
west lWr eSjains. thcace north -I dtxrees l
raiisctea neat I csalsr; tbeace etth
I dsrce and l- minute west chains:
tbenee north ST decree. Ui ainctci .west
5 is) chains. ttmee north 17 decrees
ad :a nlnntea west SJa chains: thescc
nerth li decrees - 6 '-Qinnfes west tSsi I
chains lea post frgut ?hich a sbitv oat :i in
ehe-Id diimner narlol "X. T bears south ,
desrees west 2 '' chains dUUnt: thence west
iionrie norm bcandary of the 1. ;. .Coder-.
vtcd doaallon land claim fJSr chains to theT
northwest corscruf the said I'- C. Cnderwood ;
locatioolaad elilta: theilee rnatc; south 15 '
dezree eat .t"u chains to t!i plav ol brain-
sriar. escepirs: thtrefrom lira fouowlns ri-
u-ribul Tireciisc-.. ."- it Lot 1 blocV ". lot 1
bloet-4. kitbkk J.sojth ItCtof lots Mock
4, south Wl feet of lot S b! k't. ess: 13) feet of .
lot I Wort' ca-t'-feet of lot 6 bloei: , and
the east Vn fee; ol lot I Woes 9 CACtarsln; in I
the a jKiejate Sm 7S aejs as per plat ol -Cheno-Trcthd-ats
tat ie iq the iSee l Ike (Joun'y
Clerk of Doo;las County. Ortaou, all beinz in
townhii 21 sooth, rati;e -j vest oh.tuumetu
McrMian and cifetatalns in tlie aizresateltc?"
acres. Theca't talf of tac SKI, tad its i-ar
of tht' 3 i.V, oi-ettMiZi. a&a the sE n,t ftjl '
tne SO'JIB 'i ox in' r. 4 nau w . :
the S ; 'land -the X KHrflie W 01 &efi-
UonK. athe.;5e'Uo3.l. alvi ttf :c , ol th:
XE'( ai.d ta- N E ' i f the S W , and l,U -',
X and I of Section 2.'; all lu townsnip -! wmlh.
raajt 6 vest ol wuitn, vtte c rjiUaa, tat b h oij
?etim ts !c altof Uon-iu-. a!s,t1Lat UH oil
Section 3d deri--i as ioiiows- iicsir.ums at
roares SB fclsnj?? 'juttt ctmh s n h e otvj mrnr
dfBtrrnr:2ri
of section 31. all In
janK.Vwettf'Wilracltc Meridian, toiber
with the rc3?taem, hm-dittnents and aior-
tenances thereto- tr?iorgiBz..au in iusie.
ConntT. Orer.n. I " will aMJT the proceed" of
said 'sale-to the payment of the costs taxed at
SUM. and accrnlns costs on this writ, and
second to th payment of Attorney's fees
taxo at- fX'fJfi), third, .U ibe. pa yipvnMjJbir
Icrirment fa faror of the abore naaicr" clSin-
IT..6, with intereit at the rate oi s per cent
tr annchi- from the nrb.day of Sovcraftirr.
iSSi, .and' ihc Yma!nict.t any there. I. 1.
will tay over to the said diferfdant, theCh(?rf
ovrelh I'ark, Fruit Aocs4.tlon- pr.-thcjr legal
rcprctentat!vt. h: n'CATHUAltT,
beriX Douglas County, Oregon.
A rliTi?Ti?ctr.TfnT'c TJTniJno
v-OTICE ts hemhT eivi n that tlio under-1
il-slaicd,has Ltea iytba J'rotAtp.CfturtUQrJ
Douglas Couhty, t-tate of Oregon, duly
ap-
pointed administrator ol tho estate of James
i ji: VamcyifloceGXCd. -Ml PCrSonsditrfhiKXUtos
arainst the estate are her.-by rcoulred to present
t the same to me nl uaiciauo, uougias count
r.
Oregon, within six month from tho date of this
notice, and all persons indebted to eald estate
are requested to make Immediate payment to
me at said nlacc.
Dated this Hh day of No-.tmber.-l?'- - c..
A l.BEUT If. VAItSFA,
Admlstrator ot the estate of Jiici'-s A
deccastd. 1
Vnrncy,
n-.vj.
Adniinistrsitor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that thtj uhderslgncd.
'as by'an order duly Issued out of the County
Court for Douglas county, State, ol Oregon, on
thc4thdsy5I Deccmer, appointed the ad
ministrator of the estate ol W. J. Alexander, de
ceased, and, as .such -administrator has ijuly
qnallQeil and entered tiMn the duties of raid
office. AH. persons homing claims against the
said estate MlllpreMnt Ibb sauic'daly vcrincd,
within six months from this date, to the under
signed, or to J. W. Ila oilton, at the4 Court
Houte,
Dated this UHh day of December, IMS.
I l,1nlnliralr nOh. V.lnln nl U' .T AtnvnmW
Wood taken on subscription at tho
Plaikdealku office.
tbe.cprt5r.cki comer m ti'tion-u rgjninzi.
them Wth easing thie rfrff Stto 1 fCf tllnfrnr
chains: taenci south rbaln thence south t3 ,lli"K llv-
(Sucecskor to J.
Practical : Watchmaker, :
DK.VI.KIt IS
IIATCIIUS, CLOCKS, JKWUI.1IY. AM) KANUV OOI)S.
GSoiiiiino iiriiir.ilism 3yt CJIj.ss.ch siikI ftjpotsi uclcs
. C01ll'l.KTl: stock or
Cutloiy, Notions, TobflVeo. CiRar? uml Smokers' At tides.
Also LYonriolor ami Uainicr oi' itosalnii'B's Famous l.iugain Store,
. : ...... -t mmscM
- i : (Orf k-mfm
A if V
DaiueRiun'6i-Says : "Beware of those slick lightning
rod men travehngover the country selling Steel Ranges
from
waerons."
' Yes. thev will take vour
" J
win sdl -vou at our storc for
ifeii?iif?&in- We carry ;f-large line of
mirl .ilivnvQ .rtinT-.-. titri ;. icfiir
.
A
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OHUHOHILL, WOOLLEY & MENZiE
SQUARE DEAL-ggs
i
I
We
are-
here
Slav.
40,000
Mailed to anv address
of this immense
SHEET
MUSIC.
li -" -
tllC agCUCV ot tilC WUCV li. AUfU Uo
T. K. RICHARDSON,
. 'Vs.
Rea
I Estate Bought and Sold
r'Farrhs, large and small, to Rent,
' " "- WlT iJIMKlHATIi
.Stock Ranges, Timber Lauds and Mining Properties,
Prune and Hop Lands of best quality, in choice locations,
riu'qnautitics to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices and easy terms. Inquire of
3D.
SCsjan on a - ,
PROMPT I
PROGRESSIVE I
Northwest (m liiijl hsuroe go.
The Leading Home Company-
TIISA-D OJfJiHUK-aa WASHINGTON S'J, POUI'IiAND.
J. I.tinvi:l?i:fs. I'rosidcnl. II. 31. CJIltYNT, Scc'y an.l Jlnnazor
J. W. WRIGHT, Agent, ROSEBURO, OREGON.
J AKKULKK. J
Jeweler : am!
mm.
$
note for an article which we
less nocy- Don't get taken
RANGES AND STOVES
limt
I
t
i 1 I 1 i
I
10
11
Is what we give to every cus
tomer, for we believe the best
advertisement possible is a cus-
. tomer pleased with what we
have sold them, they will come
again and again, and their friends
vrill coinc too.
We are not here for a day
or for a mouth.
We are Here to Stay.
f JOLLEHBERG) jfoBflHfifrl)
i .Rosebiirg, Or.
It is now well understood that
T. K. Ricahrr'son is the best es
tablished and most reliable Piano
and Organ dealer in the State.
He has secured the American
avrencv and will soon receive
PIECES SHEET MUSIC
AT 10 GTS. PER COPY.
for One Cent Extra,
s;tock sent free on application
POSSESSION (UVJiN.
S. IK. BUICK,
L? an. BtvO''w !Ba.'Csi"
POU3CAR!
Find fault witli the cocit .f
the pastr'ilocs not cx;.ii!y
suit you. Nor with your uile
cither perhaps she ia not to
553
It may be the latd she
using for shortening. l.: r 1
is indigestible you know Li t
if you would always huc
Cnhes, pics, roll's, aad brcd
liitlatoblc and perfectly tli-
crfcctly tl,- pi
:ucv. -.', r- W
E,,--"-..r,cur
i:c.4iblc,-dcr the I
cuiug,"COTTOLENE,
50LD DV ALL GROCERS.
IUfuse All Ei-OTirtrrrs.
Maclo only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & C0.;
ST. LOUIS and
JiHICAGO, NEV7 YORK, BCSTCrtfc
-J f-erxIthreoetntaini.ta33p(ilo.lC
r'" airhank t Co.: Chleac". f, r I un.1
- mcCoUolenoCook ISoo'r. r (ain
'Trix Ziandrrd rccJp! t r r;'1 -i t y
I i '"eailnentanthorltlcao.i t iuktug.
r f?iw,'gy tw. wfwv asr t
06 bl
GR00EES
HP
A SPECIALTY.
A sjKcii: biant umdalttrated Tet.
yiia
Our
i3 "2 efi
I baitc; a laife sale. Vew style oi
Glass and Delf Ware
At
asioaUhic lo" vn-s. Onr -rjra
Total jts l - very popular.
quietly. Over 2.C00 private cndorEcnccL".-
I'rrmaiurcueiS means lmnotency in the C.tt
etiae. It Is a symptom of scmlutl NTcatr.css
and barrenness. It can be Kopped in a) days
cy tho use o f Hud ytc
Thocct? dticovcry wa3 tnsdo hy the Epcckt
irtt of the old famous Hudson M silica I Institute.
It Is the strongcit vltollzer made. It Is very
7owcrful, but tuumlcst. Sold for 51.00 a pack
age orO packages for CJ.CO(plriurcaJed boxes).
Written guarantee given for n cure. I f you buy
ris boxes and ato net entirely cured, sis moro
trill bascnt to you free of all charge?.
Send for clrculannnd tesUmonuK Adlrcss
HUDSON MEDICAL ISSTlTUTi:,
Junction Stockton, Tlarlict A: Klil-sSts.
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MY EYES FOR BEAUTY PiNc.
My eyes for beauty pine,
My soul for Ooddes' grace.
Nq other hopo nor caro in mino.
To heaven I turn my faco.
Ono splendor thencu Is fihctl
From nil tho stars nhovc.
'TJs named whn God's tiamo ia Ealil.
"11 love, 'Ha heavenly love.
And every gcntlo heart
That hurn vrtth truo uesiro
Is lit from Cycs that mirror part
Of that celestial fire.
Hubert Bridges.
SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT TEA.
Quaint Ideas Concerning tho Cup That
Cliccru, but Docs Not Inebriate.
Thcro aro probably moro quaint super
stitions woven about tea than about any
thing oIeo in tho world. If you pnt
cream in your enp beforo tho sugar, it
will "cross your love, " so you must bo
very careful. If, whilo tho tea is being
made, tho lid, removed to pour iu tho
water, is forgotten to bo replaced, it is
tho suro sign of tho approaching arrival
of a stranger.
If a tea stalk float3 in tho cup, it is
called a "beau," and when this is seen
unmarried women should stir their tea
very quickly round and rouud and then
hold tho spoon upright in tho center of
tho cup.
If tho "beau" is attacned to tho spoon
and clings to it, ho will bo suro to call
cry shortly, if not on that very cvon-
ing, but if tho stalk goos to tho sido of
tho cup, ho will not come. In somo
places this is also said to deuoto the
coming of a stranger, and if tho stalk
is soft tho newcomer will bo a lady; if
tough, a gentleman.
If you want to know how many years
will elapso beforo yon aro married,
balanco your spoon on the edgo of your
cup, first noting that it is perfectly dry,
fill another spoon with tea, and holding
it abovo the balanced spoon let tho
drops of tea gather to tho tip of tho
spoon and gently fall into tho bowl of
tho ono below. Count the drops. Each
ono stands for a year.
If tho cluster of small air bubbles
formed by tho sugar collect and remain
in tho center of tho cup, it is a sign of
fair weather. If they rush to tho sides,'
thero will bo rain very shortly. Phil
adelphia Press.
Robert Knrns.
He was born and brought up iu the
midst of poverty and comparative igno
rance. When, in 1Sj, Nathaniel Haw
thorne visited tho poet's residenco at
Dumfries and took notice of its filthy
nnd malodorous surroundings, he won
dered that Burns conld have preserved
his marvelous genius in such an unsa
vory spot Tho author of "The Scarlet
Letter" was even moro horrified at tho
wretched aspect of Burus'arm at iloss
giel and could not compare the habita
tion in which the Scottish bard passed
so many of his days to a pigsty. ' 'It is
sad," wrote Hawthorne, "to think of
anybody not to say apcet, but any hu
man being sleeping, eating, thinking,
.proving and spondincr all his home lifo
in this miserable hovel." He praises tho
"heroic merit" of Burns for being no
worse man amid "the squalid hin
drances" that beset the poet's moral and
Intellectual development.
Hawthorne was right. Low associa
iions, bad sanitary conditions and the
companionship of the vile aro all but
fatal to human virtue. Burns was never
utterly degraded. He was always, in
spite of his failings, a true man, and
his passionate love for his fellow men
outlived all his sufferings.
His relations with Jean Armou:
though they proved hio frailty and hers,
were honorable to him in some resnects,
for ho left nothing undone to ropair the
error of his youth. His intemperance
was rather the effect of his convivial
disposition thau cf any vicious tendeu
cy. It ho sinned, he paid tho penalty,
ono might say, with his life. His ca
rccr terminated at 07, aud, having re
gard to his circumstances and opportu
uitics, his record as a poet is unparal
leled, for no man ever achieved so much
as Burns with so littlo aid from tho
world and with such terrible impedi
ments in his path. Westminster Re
view.
WSiat Ailed tho Speech.
At tho close of one of the sessions in
tho trial of Warren Hastings, when
ns"st of those engaged had gatheretl in
the anteroom. Dr. Parr stalked up and
down the room in his pedantic, pompons
wav. CTDwlhi:: out praises of the
speeches of Fox and Sheridan, but say
ing not a word about Burke's.
Burke, sensitive at this omission and
anxious for somo commendation from
tho great authority, could at last con
tain himself no longer and burst out
"Doctor, didn't you like my speech?"
"No, Edmund," replied Br. P.irr,
calmlv eviug his escited quastione:
"Your speecliwas onuressed with meta
phor, dislocated by paronthesis and de
bilitated by amplification!" Youth's
Companion.
A I'ltruomennn.
"Human beings cr.unot sec iu tho
dark," remarked the teacher.
"Sister can," replied the small pupil
resolutely.
"Aro you sure?"
"Yos'm. The hall was dark tho other
night, but sister knew that Mr. Jones
had shaved oil his taustacho before ho
said a word abant it." Washington
Star.
More About the Dollar Mark.
Teacher Tommy, did you find out
anything about tho origiu of the dollar
mark?
Tommy 1 asked paw about it, ami
he said tho straight lines stood for the
pillars of society and tho crooked ono
for tho way they got their money.
Cinciuuati Tribune.
Th wheat grown in southern coun
tries ccniain.; a larger proportion of al
buminoids than northern wheat and is
moro snitablo for macaroni.
Coleridge left his wife aad children
without apology or. farewell and never
would sco them ngtiin.
iitocU rtrnmls.
My stock brand is a cross behind left
shoulder and 0:1 left thigh. Ear marks,
under half-crop in both ears. Rangoon
Mill and Canyon crock.
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cluifiiii; a piano of Tin; Wi'cy !&. Allen
Co. during tho fair at Portland, Or., can
have freight bill refunded if presented to
T. K. Richiudson, Roeeburg, within lii
days after purchase of noods.
FOR "GOOD OLD MUDDER."
Newsboy Gets a Swell Photograph
Taken to Send to tier.
When Curtiss. tho photoaranher. cot
down to his studio a few mornings ago,
ho found a diminutive, tattered and
cry dirty littlo boy waiting for him,
with a bootblack's kit slung on his
shoulder. With an inimitable tough
drawl tho boy Eaitl: "Say. Mr. Coitiss,
I camo ter git mo tintypo taken. I want
ter send it ter me mudder, wot lives in
Clovclaud. Sec?"
Mr. Curtiss said: "I don't tako tin
types, my boy. Why don't yon go to a
tintypo gallery?"
"Aw, Mr. Coitis3, youso do only
pitcher taker I knows. See, Mr. Coitiss,"
ho wheedled, "hero's do stuff I'vo been
savin ter git cr pitcher ter sepd ter mo
mudder. Youso ken havo it all. " And
ho opened his grimy, sweaty littlo paw,
in which reposed a silver dime and a
cont
'All right," said Curtiss, "como in,
and I'll tako your picture. You needn't
pay mo with money. What can you do?"
"Say, Mr. Coitiss, I kin do anythin.
I'm a wiso kid. Doy ain't no flies on
me."
Ho was lifted into a chair, and his
feet didn't como within a foot of the
floor. Ho wa3 trembling with excite
ment, and his teeth glistened in a line of
whito against his dirty face. After the
Ehutter clicked and ho wa3 told it was
"all over" ho laughed and said: "Huh,
dat ain't nnttin. I cud do dat meself,
Mr. Coitiss."
Ho was nut to work cleaning tho
globes on tho chandeliers to pay for his
pictures, and during tho afternoon dis
appeared. About G o'clock he came back
and said: "I had ter go after mo 8
o'clocks. Hero's a poipy I saved fer
you, Mr. Coitiss. And bo drew a
rumpled dirty paper from under his
coat
When tho pictures were finished and
handed to him, ho said: "Hully gee!
Ain't dat outer sight? Won't de old lady
bo proud uv her Cholly boy wen sho gits
dis? Say, Mr. Coitiss, mo mudder'fl a
good old lady, and she's got six more
kids ter wash fer, so I fought I'd
skip."
Ono of tho pictures was mailed to "de
good old mudder" in Cleveland, and the
boy had. ono for himself. Ho looked at
it admiringly for a moment and then
said: "Say! Won't dis kill do kids at
de Junction dead when I show it to
cm? Aw, say! Photograffed by Coitiss.
Where's me chrysanthemum, Cholly?"
and ho strutted out Kansas City Star.
Switzerland a Modern TJabel.
Switzerland, with its mixture of races
and tongues, is a sort of modern Babel,
a fact which causes much trouble in
particular to tho military authorities. !
At- Wnllrnsf-nrlf tlin nfhpr rlnv nt tho i
- . . . , -- .. - j t .
recruiting station, thero was a guard
composed of fivo men. The chief was a
lieutenant who spoke German only, the
second a sergeant who spoko Italian
only, tho third a corporal who could
speak French and Spanish, the fourth, a
private who conld speak French aad
German, and tho fifth a private who
could speak French and Italian. When
tho lieutenant had to transmit an order
to the sergeant, ho had to get tho last
namrtl man to interpret for him. When
he wanted to communicato with the
corporal, he had to requisition tho fourth
man, and so on, great delay and confu
sion being thus occasioned. London
News.
Defrayed by n Fin.
No matter how masculine a woman
may become, there is always somo little
womanly weakness about her that inva
riablv betrays her. Sho mav wear real
men's shoes and tie her own tie, but her
masmvliat has a hatpin through it Her
coat may be made by a real tailor, but
it is tight at the waist. Sho is still and
always the woman. Now, for example,
in Tim Murphy's play, "Alimony,"
there was oue of tho dapperest young
things you ever saw. She was a real lit
tlo gentleman, from the crown of her
billycock hat to the sole of her hunting
boots. Her corduroys were real cordu
roys, and her shirt had link sleevo but
tons, bnt sho had her high boots pinned
up with safety pins. Sho did, and I saw
them. Wasn't that tho woman of it?
Washington Post.
On a Unslncss Has is.
The banker was talking to the bach
elor broker about his f ntnro state, so to
speak.
"Why don't you get married?" ho in
quired. "You'vo got money enough."
"I presume I have, but you know I
tako no stock ia matrimony."
"Pshaw! That doesn't make any dif
ference."
"I think it makes a great deal."
"Of course it doesn't," insisted tho
banker. "Don't yen very often mako a
mishty Rood thing by assuming tho
bonds of a concern you wouldn't take
stock in under anv circumstances?"
Tho broker hadn't looked at it in that
light before, and ho took tho proposition
under advisement. Detroit Freo Press.
Danger In Everythlnp;.
Science shows that possiblo danger
lurks in everything. Butter, for iu
stance, may contain patnogrnic germs,
and every one knows now bad they are.
So also it is shown in the London Lan
cet that bread contains many kinds of
liviuK bacteria. And tho conclusion is
reached that many unaccouutablo dis
eases may bo eventually traced to tho
agency of bread. New York Tribune.
Kqunl to the Occasion.
Bob What did tho lecturer say when
you threw those cabbages at him?
Dick Oh, he 'said ho had hoped the
audience would bo pleased, but ho real
ly hadn't expected they would entirely
losf! their heads. Louisvillo Courier-
Journal.
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SOUSA'S DISCIPLINE.
General acuo field' .Funny- Urease as
to
the Conduct of nn Orchestra.
How Conductor Sousa was taken to
task by General Schofield for his laokof
disciplino is told by the Sah Francisco
Chronicle.
The la3t echo of cno of Sousa's over
tures was just dying away over the sand
biils south of tho fair grounds when
General Schofield stepped in front of
tho band and saluted tho distinguished
leader. Sousa returned the salute and
Bent one of his men to escort the general
up into the band stand.
"That music was beautiful beauti
ful," exclaimed tho general as he shook
Sousa's hand warmly. "I am astonis.h
cd, sir, that you get such results with
eo little discipline."
Thero is nothing that Sousa prides y
himself moro on than being one of tho"
Strictest of disciplinarians, and he was
naturally nettled at tho general's criti
cism. "Why, general, ray men aro under
perfect control. I'm sure they aro thor
oughly drilled, and I can hardly believe
that thero is any lack of discipline. I
have never noticed it."
"No, that's just it; you don't seo it,"
persisted the general. "Isawit, though.
Do you know that as soon as you turn
your back on ono side of your band to
shake your baton at tho other those fel
lows all quit playing? Of course you
don't seo it, for as soon as you-turn
around thoy begin again."
The fun in this, at the expense of the
general, lies, of course, in the fact that
when a section of Sousa'3 men became
silent as ho turned to tho other wa3
when the musio so required. But the
general looked upon this lapse a3 he
would upon tho suspension of a section
of his artillery when ho turned his at
tention to another part of the field.
CASSIUS M. CLAY'S MISTAKE.
Hoir tho Sa;e of White Hall Incurred the
Czarina's Displeasure.
However valuablo aid Mr. Clay may
have rendered his country at court
while in Russia, his autobiographic
memoirs are full of proofs that ho was
no moro a trained diplomat than a
trained military man. Oue incident will
suffice the story of how he lost the
favor of the czarinx Ono day he was
invited by the czar to Czarsko Selo, a
private estate 18 miles in circumference,
containing forests and lakes. Tho czar
sent him for a drive in his carriage,
which, of course, had tho royal livery.
Tho Princess Suwarrow, a member of
the royal household, had gone rowing
in a light boat and invited Mr. Clay to
go with her. It came on a rain, and tho
princess was in a light summer dress.
It wa3 thu3 necessary to go to shore at
once. ut now was tlio princess to get
home?
Mr. Clay proposed that sho should
tako the carriage, and that he should
find shelter under tho trees till it re
turned. Tho lady seemed reluctant to
do this, but at length got irrnrVdrovo
off- The result w&3 that she was seen
driving in tho czar's carriage. The
czarina did not forgive Mr. Clay for
this. Mr. Clay afterward explained tho
circumstance to Prince Alexander Dol
gorouki. Ho says, "I saw tho prince
took my explanation in good part and
believed in my sincerity, but ho Emiled
in a sad wav, which S3 much as said,
It's all over with you.' " "Washington
Star.
PelUsson's TJttlo Adventure.
Pcllisson was frightfully ugly. One
day as he was walking down the street
a beautiful Iaay took him by tho hand
and conducted him into a house close
by. Dazzled by the lady's charms, and
flattering himself that thi3 adventure
could not possibly entail any unpleasant
consequences, ho had not the strength
to offer any resistance. His fair captor
introduced him to tho master cf tho
house, saying:
'Lino for line, exactly lifco this,"
whereupon sho took her departure.
Pelhsson, cn recovering from his as
tonishment, demanded an explanation.
The master a! tho house, after sundry
apologies, confessed that he was a paint
er. I havo undertaken, " ho added, "to
supply tho lady with a picture of tho
'Temptation In tho Wilderness. Wo
havo been debating foracouploof hours
as to tho modo of representing the
tempter, and sho ended by saying that
sho wished mo to takoyouforamodoL''
Revue Anecuotique.
llappeus Onec Every ,;0O,0CO Tears,
A remarkable freak iu moon phases
was noted in tho mouth of February,
18CG, a month which has gone into
stronomical annals as"the mouth with
out a full mcou. " Iu that year January
and March each had two full raocus, but
February none. A writer in a leading
astronomical journal uses tho following
language in describing it: Do you
realize what a rare thing iu nature is
was; it lias net uappencti eoioro sinco
tho beginuing of tho Christian era or
probably since tho creation of the world I
It will not occur again, according to
tho computations of the astronomer
royal of England, for how long do you;
think? Not until after 2,500,000 years
from I860!" St. Louis Republic.
Two Jlerits.
The Hibernian gift for courteous
speech was seldom better displayed than
by a certain Irish boarder.
His landlady, a pleasant spoken
body, had poured him a cup of tea and
presently inquired if it was all right
"It 13 jist to my taste, Mrs. Halla-
han," said tho boarder "wake andl
cowld, jist as I loiko it" Youth's
Companion.
Close Itescmblance. '
Crimsonbcak Do you know a mar
riage scrvico always reminds me ol a'
prizo fight?
Yeast How so?
"Why, tho parties talk about it for'
mouths, but it only requires a couple
of seconds for the event." Yonkars
Statesman.
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