TUT? PT A TftTTYl?. A ThTR cially on tho dayB sot apart for tho Elks,
DISTRICT FAIR NOTES.
SEPTEMBER 19, 1S95.
!. .4a Wr ai ilink'ttu. 9
oilier order?, will theso oxcureions be
run to accommodate tho thousands ot
thceo orders who desiro to attend on
those days.
AtQC t&t
dni(i or
U-Jly poll
en. Joy's
Vegetable
robs the
HooJ of all
Us irapnri
tics, and
ocrscs ell
these tec;
tlc- tiroes t.
l-tuptr chan
nels. Joy's
Vegetable
SartapariUa
cures Xys
n c p s l n ,
Chtoaic
X,iTr
Complaint
and Kidney
.tuccucas.
From Wednesday's Dally.
L. Bernstein ot San Francisco ia in the
city.
A. N. Varney of The Dalles ia in the
city today.
Willis Brown of Portland ia at tbo
Van iloulon.
Patrick Dohorly of Bandon is at tho
Van llouten.
TUESDAY.
This morning the fog from tho coast
obscured the sun's raya to such an oxtcnt
that inuny began to predict that tho fair
will bo a failure. But notwithstanding
theso prognostications tho mora confi
dent in ultimate success began to pour
into tho urounds. Quito u number of
campers began to pitch their tents and
soon thero was quite a lively stir all
rouud. Thoeo who havo goods for tho
pavillion weru soon busy unpacking their
goods and wares and spread them out for
exhibition.
BUSINESS LOCLAS.
Tim nariml iliqnlnv of v(iflnllps mi to
Mrs. L. Chapel ot Mansfield is stoppiug lll0 uour 0r noon wa3 fine. Thu cmbit
of fruit began to ajsumo quito an attrac
tion. Tho secretaries up to noon were
bnsy recording entries and issuing their
oj's Yesetablo
rsanorllla
events ttred feel
er stagrering ecn-
its, spots before tho
re headache, bil
Hsaessjconstipatica f hovels. Mirn in
! thebaclmelancholy,
al tho Van Hontcn.
Tlie S. P. pay car arrived this morn
I ing and the boys aro happy.
Grant and George Harrison oi Cottago certiGcatea to oxhibilors ; and though,
I Grove aro at tho Van llouten. yet, quite incomplete, tho listing makes
Fred and Addio CoK-i of Crani lito respectable showing for tho first
aro visiting in this city, tho guests of the day
! fwty
ofcerre force
feet and hands, soar
risings, fatigue, in
sorrara, and all dis-
rxsss of thestorcsch.
1? 1 -.
-Toj.s Vcetatie Eir-
glyg i-. Uj. Refuse n
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5SS c
BRIEF MENTION.
Misses Van Buren
.Miss Maggie and Nora Luckoy ol
tugeno aro visiting in this city, the
guests ot the Misses Kearney.
R. M. Moore and wife of Canyonville
were in town Tuesday, and left for Coos
Bay, Wednesday. Mrs. Moore was
formerly a schoolniato of Mrs. Will Mad
ison in Polk county.
U. tiadiey baa now at No. 71W Oak
street west of iwst otfieo.a suit of ton
so rial parljrs and ia prepared to do first-
Itaco No. 1. Trotting 2:50 class; 2
mo;mrso flOO. .uonwood, NaKeup
Jake and Tokio entered. Won by Mon
wood in two straiglit heats. Time,
3:05X,2:55.
Race No. 2 Running Half-mile
dash: nurse $T0. Black Flag, Free
Coinage, Sam Brown and Bruce entered
Won by Free Coinage.
WEDNESDAY
Tho display of fmits and vegetables at
tho pavilion today is grand, Tho vari-
uass woric, ana will bo pleased to meet Pt;P nnmpmua. .malitioa excellent and
his old friends and patrons at all reason- conditions good." This exhibit 13 by far
ame uours. the finest ever ,uaJo ; Southern Oregon.
11. Dyer, the .Myrtle Creek merchant, It is a sight that will delight a con
has purcliased the entire stock of goods I noissenr. It is commented on by the
belonging to the lato firm of S. Marks & best of judges as superb, and unequalled
Co., and will remove tho sama to hi I bv am former exhibit. The apples
store, when ho will offer the peoplo of peaches, prunes, pears and plums are very
the southern part ol tho county bargains fine. The vegetables are very fine also,
in all lines of goods. The com would delight a Misaourian or
C. D. McFarlin ot North slough, on Dlinoian. It is no nse any longer to say
Coos bay, will commence harvesting bis 00111 cannot bo grown to full -erfcetion
crauberrycroD the last of this month, at " Oregon, specially Southern Oregon.
which time he will employ about GO In- Messrs. Anaereon ami wnn can snow
dians, and from present appearances will ya 113 fine a spec-men tf Indian corn in
have about 1000 bushels, which ahonld lbia county as can be produced in any
average from ft to to a bushel.
The funeral services of Mrs. Matthews
was held this morning at tho homo of
the deceased. Many friends and neigh
bors were in attendance. The services
were conducted by Elder Hudson and
Rer. N. S. Buckner. The bereaved hus
band and relatives have the heartfelt
sympathy of the community.
Rev. N. S. Buckner closes his year's
work next Sundav and
A Saluiau , tho roliable jowolor.
J. T. Bryan, tho Busy Watchmaker.
For first-class dentistry go to Dr. Little
of Oakland.
Puro frcBh candies, fruita'and nuts "ai
tho Roseleaf.
Tho best of 010 jmce bata and caps at
tho Novelty Store.
Harness of all kinds at low price ut
G. W. Woodward's.
LadieB Onoita suits, 50 cents per suit
at tho Novelty Store.
Key West, imported and domostic
cigars at tho Rosoleaf.
Myrtlo Creek flour, only 180 cents jwr
sack. Delivored free. A. C. Uoxik.
Blankets I Good quality at low prices;
also baby.blankets at tho Novelty; Storo.
Salzman sells his goods for cash. Buy
of him'andyou pay for no bad accounts.
Guess tho price on our all wool shirt
ing ; tho price will surpriso you, at the
Novelty Store.
For good substantial blacksmithing
cheap, go to McKinnoy & Manning,
Oakland.
The ooldkn klekck brand of yarn and
zephyrs is tho best. Sold only by the
Novelty storo.
S $ $ saved by trading under tho
Racket Cash System at Richards Broth-
era' Racket Store.
Call at the Novelty Storo for dry goods,
Rid-
RIDDLE.
Dalo Willis is working at G. W.
die's fruit dryer again this year.
Frank Sebring iB finishing G. K.
Quino's new house.
Nichols Bros, aro gathering cattle
. , Tl .
on IMj's creeK anu reruuu b.
Mrs. Fiekert and son Fieddio, of Nich-
ol's station, wero visiting friends in
Riddle Sunday and Monday.
Very few peoplo from Riddle will at
tend tho fair this year, fccarcity of
money and prunes to dry aro tho causes.
Tho rain gavo the fruit dryers quite a
scare, but drying is running in fine or
der now. Tho fruit dries very good and
heavy. Tho Italians will grade a great
many 40's this year.
Tho Cornutt boys are off on a big hunt
on Elk creek this week.
Tho Catching Bros, aro meeting with
very good success with their dried fruit
graders. They have already disposed of
four. A. Riddle & Son purchased one
of these graders. Tho prico is 130 and
it docs good work.
Rev. Baldwin preached his farewell
sermon here for this year Sunday eve
ning. Unless put back on this charge
he will not preach here again.
Surveyor'Kinney was in our vicinity
this week surveying land for Mr. Ash.
Walter Riddle is back home again
altera year's work at tho
house.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Buy your cigars at the Roseleaf.
Wood taken ou subscription at this
office.
Fresh oysters this evening al the
Kniidy Kitchon.
A cottage to rent. Inquiro at this office
or of owner at 405 Washington (street.
Daily Oregonian only 15 cents a week.
Leave orders at City News Stand.
" Wanted A second hand buggy. Ap
ply lo G. W. Rapp at People's grocery.
For droes goods, clothing, hats, Inxits
and shoes call ou Wollonberg A Abra
ham. Daily and Sunday Oregonian, reduced
to 20 cents a week. Delivered at your
door.
Everybody is pleased who buy their
jewelry and have their watches repaired
at Salzman's.
Beer at the Rosoburg brewery ten
cents per quart, fifteen cents per pitcher.
Free lunch of all kinds.
Do you read. If so, try the Daily
Oregonian, only 15 cents a week. Sun
day included, 20 cents.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
WBifSSSS
Absolutely pube
GLENDALE.
From Manitoba.
Nesbitt, Manitoba, Sept. 11, 1835.
EniTon PLAixnuALEit:
As I am located here-for the grain sea-
Duriug a recont trip to the south parti
of thu state wo were pleased to liear'lhe
highest praise accorded to Hotel Glen- son I wish to have your newsy and in-
dale which is now the breakfast station I terestinir naner addressed to me here.
of tho S. P. B. R. We are really proud I go that I will be sure to get all the news
of this well kept establishment and feel and political facts from a reliable source.
sure it merits the full mead of praise be- Since leaving Roseburg I have been over
stowed upon it by its many patrons.
W. S. Wood and wife of San Fran
cisco are guests at Hotel Glendalo.
The de(oeitiou of C. P. Drown in the
great case of A. G. Renshaw vs. Murray
Tread well and otherswholwere interested
in the sale of the Bears rest mine, was
ror choice family groceries, call at the takeu beforo J. L. Dewey yesterday.
People's grocery, corner of Cass and
Pine street, G. W. Rapp's.
Remember that cheap watch work is
very expensive. Salzman does good
mountain 1 ""v" " '""tJW
For a good hat, stylish and cheap, coll
ou Wollenberg & Abraham, whoso stock
embraces all grades of head gear.
state; many stalks having two largo and
well developed ears. The samples of
small grains ore not very numerous but
show A. No. 1 quality.
The list of fruits now received is not
yet complete, it will appear when pre
mium list is given. The department of
fancy work is very fino and is being ar
ranged with taste and skill by the lady
managers. It forms a pleasant sight to
tho admirers of this class of work.
New pxxls ax Caro Broi.
And the next day it rained.
Ovtlcrs al the Kandv Kitchen.
A reliable dealer. H. C. Stanton.
Caro Bros, are the boss merchants.
Go to the Rojeleaf for the best cigar.
Henry Mondt of South Dakota is in
thedty.
D. H. Brown of WoodUurn is at the
Van Jleuten.
E. E. Sherwood of Myrtle Point is in
town today.
The bicycle parade is the attraction at
the fair today.
Plows. Go to Hunter & Hume for
yoar plows and harrows.
Cvrus Nobis whiskies at Ad Harmon's cordial invitation is extended to all
stand on the fair grounds. J both morning and evening services.
Silyer bloase sets and silver mounted I J. Hatfield brought in today some very I There is considerable poultry, and so
watch guards at Salzman's J fine specimens of cabbage, sugir beets, I far as we are able to judge, the breeds
Have von seen the latest in LoDjmette I mons, potatoes, apples and pears, grown I are the best for profit. There are Fly
waich chains at Salzman's I on 1J,e Randolph Rose place. The mouth. Brown Leghorns, and others not
u iv,u n,T,r. aw", seedlings, not named, are par- labeled today at noon.
cam ferei.ee. end are EDlenditl for cook-1 rpnripntfJ
V . . 1 1 . . 1 I " " i
ziuuier u. u-uic, m ids Durtioses. These sammes of what Th fino art division is not verv ex-
the best plowi ana narrows. 1 Oregon can produce can be seen at this tensiyely represented, but very good
Just Received at J. T. Bryan's, Rogers I office. The exhibition of cattle, horses, sheep
crst-grads silver-phUed ware. I t m. Keltr renrcsentin!? the Portland I and swine ia quite limited. We noticed
Mxa. Fresten oi Commerce, Texas, is I Industrial Exposition is in the dtv in some very fine s pedmens of stock, how'
stopping at the Van Honten. I the interests of that institution, looking I ever, on exhibition, of a hich further no-
smn ri nt J. T. Biran's up material for the Doudas county Dor- tire will bo given later on.
from 10 cents to 75 cents a pair.
Young Willio Finn received quite a
furnishing goods, etc. We will not be severe burn by his foot slipping in the
u.suKitsoij). Novelty Sioio. scalding vat at the Glenbrook fruit
Chnirn lot of patU'niR and colorings in dryer,
outing llannels, opera flannels, eider- Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Myrtle Creek
down, f tc., at tho Novelty Stote. were in town Monday.
Bung your job work to tho IWdeal- . K. Quine, and Geo. R. Riddle paid ltflD PeoDie.a occrv. corner of Casa
IXi. . .1 ... .1. ,1ml T " m , ,1 " ' ' "
tiiuuii o .iouiu iCTiMiou w uu iud oames iiuueuurn a visit xuesuay anu nml Pino
cneapcBt and best work soulu 01 ron-1 took a hunt.
land. I Arnnntnr. nf Kolom in t;;.llli
tho 17 th.
when you can get a good square meal for Claronce Cornutt will soon oritur the
15 cents, fatop at the Lentral Hotel and normal ... , Aghlan., EjfIn.
bo convinced.
Pretty as a picture might well bo said
of our baby caps ami blaukets and no
W. S. Wood appeared for the prosecution
and C. II. Wheeler for the defense.
Both gentleinon are lawyers from San
Francisco. The taking of Mr. Drown 's
deposition occupied one whole day and
night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Elliff of Quiudocia
were at Glendale on business Monday.
Simmons Brothers, who are building
the tunnel at the Mammoth Queen
Da. Hawyeu'h Family Curs invigorates,
strengthens, recuperates, rebuilds, restores and
brings new life. Ask your druggist lor a free
mjue. torn uS . m
ror ireau rui, uu uuu imuco, Urely new fitrala of .marts at a distance
coou tooacco anu cirare, canon 11. y.
win go to Uie There ia a nieced uuilt en exhibition 6
r -r i .
comerenceon jionuay evening, wmcn 1 ye3LTS qJj, It j3 mnch admired
convenes in i-ortiand, commenang the Mr Willia Brown, manacer of the
25tb. His subject Sunday morning will n p-,:, - i, ,villinn
be"i.neJiinister,nis wort, and what ia forenoon inspecUng tho dbplayof
becomes 01 mm when worn out." A ,:, i? .mi i,;,nwlf n i.n-hlv
lor I t,10c.I trilh IIia T!iiliit and t lion "lit it
nceqnaled as to quality and condition
well
Spectacles and eye glasses in gold,
nickel and steel bos at J. T. Brvaa'a.
3Irs. Goodnow and Mrs. Looney of
Cow Creek Canyon are in the dty to-Jay .
Jnst received at the Boss Store a new
invoice of choice clothing. Cheap for
cash.
tion of the exhibit. He should be Ah attendance, so ur, is rainer ugnt
asiisted in his laudable endeavor to owing largely to tho threatening aspect
make the exposition a success and we f the weather. The fog from the ocean
have no doubt that the citizens of this settling down over this valley during the
mnntr ho rwwv phnim fmit and ntl.or I morninz and forenoon rather deters vis
products will contribute zenerooslv. itors. The attraction this atternoon
The first man to be killed in this the races, which are booked lor-' oclocfc,
country with a bullet from the new Krag- The trotting race at 2 p.m. came oQ at
Jorzensen rifle was Thomas Coffey, a 30 and 4:15 o'clock. Wake Up Jake
Frank Readick and the Carlton com-1 desperate military convict. Sentinal ton first heat came in first at 29
nanv of plavcrs ai the Roseburg Theater Jacob M. Kress killed him Wednesday at Melrose 2nd and Favoritus 3rd. Second
tonight. Fort Sheridan, when with George W. beat Wake Up Jake 1st, Melrose 2nd
or of T!-tl?v. I Piatt, another convict, ho made a wild I and Faroritus 3rd; lime 3:03. Third
ni& Arwl at tlw Van I dash for liberty. The nickel plated I beat and race, won by Wake Up Jako
Honten. I bullet after going through the convict's I Time, 2 :5S 2-5
D. Brnmback of Danforth. HI., and E. head went through an eight-inch tree jn the running race of 1 mile dash
Bmmback oi Ottawa. I1I are stopping and ia still going.
at the Van Honten.
nlu,.ia iinrHpnillv in vnrapn fin ttfIllvi'lT
cured br Dr. tsawjefs Pastilles. .Vsk your dnig-
State or Ouio, city or Toledo,
Lccas Cocstt, 1 "
Fliwr J PlIfFXT maVMn.t't fKa, tiA la h
at tho price. Novelty 1 senior partner of the firm ol K. J. Ciie.net .1
lu.. lining Dullness m me i.iit ni inmn.
County and State atoresaM. and that eald firm I door frames, fruit boxes, etc.,
mi, liny ino .uia ui u.e. iiu.uiv wjir-1 , ti . t, -,,
LA Its for each and every case of Citamii cash prices, call at Bear Creek millr,
one grumbles
Store.
Faumkrs: We havo a large line of
underwear both cotton and woolen at ex
traordinary low tkices and you will say
so. Novelty Store.
If you don't wat.t to suffer with corns
and bunions, havo your boots and shoes
made at L. Langenburg's. Uepairing
neatly and promptly done.
Karl's Clover Root will purify your
Blood and clear your Complexion, regu
late your Bowels and make your head as
clear as a bell. 25c, 50c and 1 1.00.
Shilo's Cure, thegreat Cough and Croup
Cure, is in great den.and. Pocket size
contains twenty-five, only 25 cents.
Children love it. Sold by Druggists.
Just Ttceirtd our netc tlock of slraic hots
and thoet. Straw hats at 7 cents and
up. Men's fine calf shoes at ft. 40 and
up. Call and see them at Richards Bros.'
Racket Store.
L. Lancenbcn: is still ou top. He
carries a full stock of choice music, mu
sical instruments, violin, guitars, accord
eons etc., violin strings of best quality
always on hand.
Ten cents eaved ia ten cents earned.
Save ten cents by stopping at the Cen
tral hotel. A good square meal for 15
cents, beds the same. Board and lodg
ing only 3.50 per week.
Those having second hand stoves,
furniture, etc, for sale can receive the
highest cash price by calling upon N.
cists for'a free sample vackagc.
cures. Sold by A. C. Marstcrs it Co.
Slow Jerry, the reliable jeweler, has
just received a large invoice of spectacles
and eye glasses. Give him a call and ex
amiue goods.
All parties desiring first-chus lumbjr,
sash, mouldings, window frames and
at lowest
of 100 feet which is thought to be quite
rich. There ia some excitement mani
fested in regard to it.
Mrs. N. J. Shank and her children
a great number of the northwestern
states and the Canadian northwest, only
to be the more convinced that Southern
Oregon is the favored choice of my heart
for a home, health, comfort, ease and
luxury. I will venture to say that
there can be as much money made off
of 5 acres in small fruits, or 5 acres of
fruit trees in full bearing there, as
from any 160 acres between Oregon and
here with grain or stockraising, and if
the center points of Southern Oregon
had each a good, live, working board of
trade, to show capital what we had to
develop in the way of mines gold,
nickel and coal; quaries, timber, fruit,
stockraising, etc. ; barrel and stave fac
tories, furniture factories, tanneries and
all kinds of leather furnishings, furs,
: wollen mills, wagon shops and
bugy factories, implement shops and a
dozen other things, besides the Coos
Bay and Roseburg railway, then the
vision of posibilities now before me for
Douglas, Jackson and Josephine coun-
tbat cannot be cured
ClTAIiait CUKE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence Ibis 6th day of December, A. D., tSSd,
br the rue of Hill s
FRANK J. CHENEY.
C. A. Bmoos.
started for their home at San Francisco I tics would be soon a happy reality.
on the 12th. Mrs. S. will perform al the Peaches and green prunes are retail-
Great Horse Association on December I ing here at $2 and $2.15 per box, and all
3rd, at San Francisco, alter which she other lruita m proportion.
goes to Geneva, Ohio, to fill an engage- " car lots, mixed, were shipped di-
meut there and thence to New York feet to about G of the principal towns in
City where she will ride with Mrs. Beach this province, instead of going through
for the championship of the United two wholesale commissions and then
States. Both of these ladies sUud high one and two express charges to the
in ihpir nrofegaion and the contest ill various local dealers, they tell me that
seal
A. W. GLEABON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucuos sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials,
free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
sold by Druggists, TSc.
bo a test of which one shall win our
national medal.
Col. W. J. Martin and .his wife are
See new line of mens, boys, and child- seriously ill at their home in Jackson-
ren's hats at Osburns. Next door to
Review office.
Experience and money cannot improve Da
Bawteb's Family ecus, because" it radically
cures Dyspepsia. Liver complaint and Kidney
difficulty, bold by A. C. Marstcrs Si Co.
DRIVER VALLEY.
Plenty of rain.
J. E. Medley was visiting bin Bister,
Mrs. R. T. King, at Fair Oaks the first
of the week.
A. L. Eager of Oakland was seen in
our valley again last week. What is the
attraction?
II. Whittakor ol Baker City and Will
Bainbridge of English Settlement passed
thioogh Driver valley one day last week.
Ralph Cuckeran and family are spend
ing a few weeks at Winchester bay
drinking tho sea bieezei.
Prof James Young, of sol fa fame, is
sojourning in our valley the guest of J.
C. Quant.
Otto Agee and wife of Lower California
are visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
l'rof. Jas. Young, J. U. Hughes,
George Hall, Jr., and Seymour Quant
have just returned from a few day's out-
Ladies Dr. Sawyer s Pastilles are effectual for
fvmale weakness, pain on ton of the head and
lower part of the back. It strengthens and
cures. Sold by A. C. Marstcrs & Co.
I have several hundred nice red cedar
posts for sale at three and one-half cents
a piece. W. R. Wells.
Olalla, Or., Aug. 3, 1S05.
Children with rale, bluish complexion, in
dicating the absence of the requisite red globules
villc; and their daughter Mrs. A. Miller
has been summoned lo their bedside.
Mrs. C. T. Nail and family are visiting
Mrs. Miller today. Molue.
there would be 10 car loads used to
where there is one now, and increase
largely every season, once people got
regularly into the way of putting them
up. Yours Very Respectfully,
B. 31. Armitage.
In the blood should take Dr.
gold br A. C. Mars ten & Co.
sawyer's Ukatine.
Churches Must Pay.
A surprise awaits many good church
people of this city when the "assessment
rolls of 1895 are thrown open for "public
inspection, which will be in about 10
davs' time. About $3,000,000 worth of
so-called church property, which has
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In leav
ening power as the Royal. -
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. I'luebe Thomas, of Junction Citv,
III., was told by her doctors she had Con
sumntion and that there was no hone for
UailonmeJ.u. rioo-ix). wr Pces , . , considered! exemnt from her; but two bottles Ur. King's INew Dnv
on tneir up to uate uerry crates, jiauo
of sugar pine, neat and durable. Just
the thing to get your berriej to market
in first-class condition.
Dr. A. 1". Sawyer: I hare had Rheumatism
i-ii 1 1 i
taxation, may be found on the new roll, , w - E 13y
upon which valuation equitable with Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
surrounding property have been placed, I a dreadful cold, approaching Consump-
and the property regularly assessed in
the name of thesooieties or corporations
since I was 'JO Tears old. but since iisinc your
l-axnny cures navo oecn irec irpru iu i. auo i ln which the ownership rests.
rami mv husband of the same disease.
Mrs. Kobt- Connelly,
Brooklyn, Iowa.
bold by A. C. .Marstcrs Co,
Assessor Grecnleaf .has adhered
strictly to the lettcrof the Jaw in every
i 1 1 . . i ii ....
Dr. F. W. Haynes has just relurnod - i' 1 " '
from the East and opened dental parlors
ing at the "liig liuui. they report a
Rice, the furniture and supply dealer, good lime and plenty of camp meat.
cept public property,";such as govern
ment buildings, city and county struct
ures and public sehoolhouses and
grounds; also except churches and
ground upon which they actually stand.
All church property except church
buildings and the ground upon which
tion, tried without result everything else
then bought, one bottle of Dr. King's.
New Discoyery and in two weeks was
cured. lie is naturally thankful. It is
such results, of which these are samples,
that prove the wonderfnl efficacy of this
medicine in Coughs aud Colds. Free
Vial bottles at A. C. Marstcrs & Co. 'a
Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $.00.
221-23 Jackson street Roseburg, Or.
Look in our windows, or belter still,
call in. You are always welcome.
Look about you, our store is crowded
with nctc go-At; inquire prices. We are
ever willing to serve you, even though
you do not buy. Youre, the Novelty
Store.
Vcarc receiving staple goods now
suitable for the fall trade, including
Waverly."
When in need of an umbrella call at
the Novelty Store, for the best, cheajest
and neatest in town.
Nearly everyone needs a good tonic at
this season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
one true tonic and Wood purifier.
Fireman's grand uniform ball in the
Marks bnildic
The U. S. Gov't Reports The race was won by the former;
umu i :ui.
there were four entries, Free Coinace, P5 anJ ahoes. wl,ith wc aro ofIerinS
c Pi,i,n ct.uo- ,i TTniomff-l at bedrock prices. 'We think we are
uv...u, ... i , ,. - . ,, ,
ueaung as square as our ncignoors, anu
lor Over Filly Year.
An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.-Mrs. Win
slow's Soothing Syrup has been used lor orer
fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the sums, allays
ill pain, cures wind colic, and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant lo the taste.
Sold by Druggists In eTtry part of the world.
Twenty-flro cents a bottle. Its value is incal
culablc. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wtuslow
Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
in Mark's building, whero ho will be I
pleased to welcome persons desiring den
tal work.
Dr. A. P. Kawrrr.
Sir: After suffcrinj; four years with female
weakness I was puruadcd by a friend to try
your Pastilles, and alter wsin? them one year, I
can say I am entirely welt. I can not recom
mend them to highly. Mrs. M. S. Brook,
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co., Mich.
Sold bT A. C. Marstcrs & Co.
Subscribe for the Daily Flaindealek.
It ia the only live paper in Southern Or
egon. It furnishta tho latest news up to equably wjth surrounding property xiie peitou water Motor
oaie.
Sawyer's Ukatine. It is the greatest remedy in institutions lliat now lor uie unit uiue power aiiurds the most convenient, eco
uje worm wr maains me weax sirong. soiu oy r.r-.nr on the roll are: The Port and n..m;.,l ,1!,1.T, rvwo- f.,-oil i;..l,,
block of valuable
"Livcrine.
"Liverine," manufactured by tho An
chor S Chemical Co., the great Liyer,
Kidney and Constipation cure. An in
fallible remedy for all curable lorms of
they stand appears on the rolls as sub- diseases of those organs. The greatest
ject to taxation. If a church corpora- knows remedy for Indigestion, l'ry it.
tion has hut half :t block, and the
.church building occupies but half of
that, the remaining half is assessed
For sale at M. F.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Rapp's drug storo,
.i.aMarsters&Co.
Fresh oysters, the first
of the season,
l at the Kandy Kitchen, Taylor & Wilson pn.lrty upon which it stands; Bishop niDg at ,
; t, -i r ?-'ott academy ami grounds, M. Mary's The Pel
building. , , ...
show Royal Baking Powdei
superior to all others.
A Timely Reminder.
Each season forces upon our consider-
fifinn 5f nwn rvrriHar nerils to health.
Thursday night, Sept. of finda many iaced jn
19. Get your tickets now. Only 50
cents.
E. Da Gas. Physician and Surgeon,
office in Mareters' building. Calls in
town and country promptly answered
night or day.
The firemen's grand uniform ball in
the Marks building tonight promises to
strength and vigor, poorly prepared to
continue the business of life. The stom
ach and bowels, the great highway of
animal economy, ia especially liable to
disorder in the fall. The nervous system
has also suffered in tho struggle. Ty
phoid fever and malaria in particular
find in tbo fall that combination of
be a brilliant affair. The firemen al- earth, air and water mat mar wis sea
wavs make a success of what they un- son aa especially dangerous. Hi a falling
dertake. leaves, the decaying vegetables contri-
v!pa wflliamson will onen their tote their sliare of contamination,
. , j . I Hood's Sarsaparilla furnishes a most
- . fr,h nrsiPr,; in anv valuable safeguard at these important
rtvle and meals at all hours. At the P nd onld "? ia lhe fa" he
Candy Factory.
fore serious Bicknesa has laid you low.
The wind blew so hard from the south
all day last Wednesday, that Link riyer
went dry from the falls up to the upper
Klamath lake, a distance of about one
mile. The water on the lake frequently
blows np toward the northern end, until
its outlet becomes dry.
The picture of style, beauty and relia- j
bihtr. all the merits of fashions weaves
Cedar Growing Scarce.
Tbe West Coast Lumberman says
cedar is already growing scarce in the
timber districts of Washington. Many
shingle mills are now looking around for
locations to which they can more in 1806.
On Gray'a harbor cedar logs have ad
vanced fl within the past GO days, and
aro scarce at that. Cedar logs are being
and colors, all the virtures mat uresa by nxirori 60 and ?0 miles and
goods ought 10 possess, are comomcu ,n I then dumped into Paget Bound. Prac
the labnes which we now oner. tically the day has passed for the jack
Ibei-mcESjarctneixmES? wcieave ysu iBcrew logger 010 long single cedar
to judge, novelty atore. treea wJU in demand, and when cat
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will bold ;nto shingle bolts will bo hauled by teams
their regular monthly meeting at the to the nearest railroad station or shingl
Presbyterian church September 30th.
This is the second of a series of meetings
conducted exclusively by them and con
sists of addresses, cssaya, recitationa and
select reading. Fall programme will ap
pear in a later issue of thia paper.
Drs.
mill,
Jewish New Year.
Today, Thursday, September the 19th f
1695, ia the Jewish New Year, 5056,
which ia generally celebrated with feasta
Strange and Toye, dentists of and rejoicing by the Israelites. Septem-
Roseburg, have dissolved partnership ber 20th, Tisbsee Roeh Hashanah, the
abd Dr. Strange will continue practice in commencement of tho year, an attend
the old office in the JIaratere' building. ance at the synagogue is bad fasting with
Having all latest appliances and having prayer until noon. 22nd, Fast of Gued-
had an extended experience, Dr. Strange aiah ia observed by fasting for 24 hours,
ia now better equipped than ever to do no refreshments of any kind taken. 28th
good wpric, which he offers to do lor lees 0j September 19 alao another fast day,
money than ever before offered in Rose- held by the observance ot prayer and
bore. Al work fully warranted,. supplication for the forgiveness of past
Graat preparations are being made for j Bin8-
o-rrnntfona to Portland durlnt! the Expo
sition in October. These will be run Caplaln Sweenoy, U. S, A., Ban Dlegq
from nointB on the Southern Pacific. Cal., savs: "Ship's Catarrh Remedy
Northern pacific and O. R. 4 JJ. Co'a. is the first medicine X ba
with rates extremely low. Eet-ltUaj jT9Uld d good; Price
RACE STOCK OX TllS GROUNDS.
Monwood, owned by Dr. II. A. Wright
of Klamath Falls, Wm. Clark trainer,
is the fastest trotter ever raised in Ore
gon. He is classed as 2:50. He won
thetlOO purse Tuesday. His compet
itors were Wake Up Jake 2nd, and
Tokai 3rd ; time 2 :55 and slow track.
Ph be Shaw, sired by Keystone and
he by Langford dam, Mountamhare,
she of Glenco Cliief, a runner; G. Baber
owner and trainer of Grants Pass.
Hotstuff Bessie, runner, yet untried.
owned by A. II, Baber of Grants Pasa, a
3 year old bay, sired by Red Cloud-
dam, Bessie Burk.
Tokio, stallion owned by J. h. Hill ol
Central Point, sired by Alcyanium, he
by Alcyone aud ho by Geo. Wilkes dam
Dinah Doe and she of Legacy.
Smith Bailey of Roseburg, Wm. Me
Mullen trainer, has three horses: Win
chester, bay stallion; Wakeup Jake,
chestnut eeldini:. aud Twilight; all
trotters.
T. C. Sharp of Eugene has Fayoritus
bay stallion, and Nickel, a stallion, trot
ters.
G, L. Davis of Modford has Oregon
Chief, a black gelding, and Mayflower, a
chestnut mare; trotters.
James Parker and Thoa. McCatT of
Salem have Free Coinage, a sorrel geld
foe: runner.
Chaa. Moore, trainer, haa Blackflag
owned by Jack Williams, and Bruce,
trrey. owned by Jas. Short, runners.
Thoa. Tierney ol Crescent City haanj
runner.
A. C. Marka ot thia city haa Duffy
Wella a mare, Al. Uratiam, trainer, a
trotter.
Al. Graham, owner and trainer, haa
MelroBe, atallion, trotter.
S. C. Miller of Diilard haa uessie m
trotter, Al. Graham, trainer, but not
entered for the races at present.
Robt. Baber, owner and trainer, a
mare, fha-oe onaw, runner,
B. F, Rosa, a bay stallion, trotter; t.
P. Norton, trainer.
certainly don't want but one price for
our goods. Call on H. C. Stanton.
Miss Lucy liuell, the lajy who uad the first day of October. 1895. This list
four numbers oa the Novelty gift watch Bh0ws the name of each delinquent tax
and guessed lucky number 33, mado a Layer and tho amountduo therefrom, in-
purcbaee of a ft dress pattern. Moral : ciuJiDg u.,. a special effort will be
Buy your goods at Ibo Novelty Store, m:uiQ to collect poll taxes and the law
every dollar purchase gives you a guess will be strictly enforced. The levy for
on tho gold watch given away every ,i. miipc.Sjn of unnaid taien will neces-
thirty days. j aarily have to be made within ten days
Notice is hereby given to the public! thereafter, therelore, it will bo to tho ad-
Notice to Taxpayers.
A list of all persons delimmeut upon
the tax roll of 1S94 will be published on
;ng.
The J. G. Flook Co. is prepared to do
any kind of mill work at the lowest liv
ing rates, and those who are preparing
to build should consult them. They can
save you monjy.
State Agricultural College.
The scientific equipmf nt of Uiia insti
tution iatho best in the state; 22 in
structors; 261 students; 209 graduates;
four courses of study, Agricultural,
Mwlmnipjil. HonRphoM Keonomv. and bility of making such a law-
Bachelor of Science ; military training by church property which the
library, and the half block ot valuable service. One of these mav be seen ruu-
this office. Send for circulars.
lton Water Wheel Co., 121 Main
academy and the block upon which the SU, San Francisco, Cal.
buildings 'stand, St. Helen's hall, the
hospitals and a number of other like! State Normal School,
institutions. n
When asked yesterday why this prop- VRA1S UREU0-V-
erty had not been made exempt from First term begins September 16th.
taxation, as usual, Captain Greenleat Entire new facultv.
replied that there was no law 011 the
statute books which made the property
in question exempt, and he did not pro
pose to take upon liimself the responsi-1 For Sale or Exchange.
The only I A two-seated Stu iebaker spring wagon
law makes I almost new. Will sell at a bargain. Or
Send for catalogue.
"Locia Baezee, President.
United States officer; society elevating; 1 exempt are church buildings and the trade for a 2.1.. inch road wagon. Wagon
by the undersiimed that I do not allow I vantage ol delinquent taxpayers, upon Brr0ndingshealthful; tuition absolutely I ground they actually stand upon
dead animals to be buned on my prem-1 bolli poll and property lax, to make 1m-1 rree. no incidental feo: expenses includ
lses, at lloecburg, Uregon, or garbage 1 mediate payment 01 amount due, as
dumped thereou or sand or gravel taken shown in said published list before the
therefrom, unless the party taking sand I costs of levying, advertising and mileage
or gravel first contract with me for tho aro incurred.
right to so do.
Tresspassers will bo prosecuted ac
cording to law. Aaron Bosk,
Rosoburg, Oregon, March 17th, 1895.
Dated, September 12, 1895.
A. F. Stearns, Co. Judge.
C. II. Maui'I.n, Co. Commissioner.
W. L. Wilson, Co. Commissioner.
ing clothing about $141 per school year.
For further particulars address
John M. Bloss, President,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Cap
tain Greenleaf said that he had taken
an oath to carry out the law relating to
the assessment of property, and he did
not propose to violate his oath for the
sake of sentiment. Oregonian.
mnat no 111
this office.
g.iod condition. Inquiro at
For Sale.
A fine organ at a -rcat reduction.
Part cash, baiaucu on time. Inquire at
this office.
MONEY LOANED.
First Mortgages on Improved Farm
Property Negotiated.
Wo are prepared to negotiato first
mnrliai?i nrmn imnroyptl farms in Ore-
gon, with eastern parties at a ralo of in- people, which augurs happily indeed
terest not to exceed 9 per cent. ier
annum.
Normal School at Drain.
The Drain normal school opened up
its fall term Monday under an unclouded
sky and with a degree of enthusiasm on
the part of teachers, pupils and towns-
The Crescent in the Lead.
LAST WEEK'S SALES.
Mrs. N. G. W. Perkina, Myrtle Point.
J. E. Hunt, Oakland.
Anton Lan, Oakland.
Adam Castor, Rico Hill.
L, A. Martin, Wilbur.
W. E. Spoon, Brockway.
Carle & Riciiaroson.
Chicago Tailor
Mortgages renewed that have been
taken by other companies.
Address with stamp:
Mkkvin Sworts,
Bakor City, Oregon. ,
for tho success of its winter session
Atrial nf Mm t-notcma worn Tirncnnf trliii'tt
added much to tho interest taken in the h lust received a ful1 hne of fal1 8am'
opening ceremonial. Students are in
Final Call.
persons are heroby
All persons are heroby notified to
make immediate settlement of their in
debtedness to tho late firm of S. Marks
0. J. Saeley, bay stallion, Clatawa; s
trotter,
J,obn Gegaq, owner and trainer, Scut
tlebrain ; a roan pacer
McMurray and Ebeling, nropri,etorg
rtt 4lia nnnilv rnr-rirt-i nnfl TMniltlt lit '
near the TjaYlHioji, fi""-5'' ' . r""
Uodn l" -uisn the choicest
... meir line. Give them a call.
I For a good ft-ccnt cigar call on Mra.N.
Boyd.
attendance from distant counties which
boast of universities or normal schools
within their own boundaries. Suitable
addresses wero delivered by Professor
Louis Barzee, the Hon. J. T. Bridges,
tho Hon. W. A. Perkins, Benton Mires,
A. W. Hart, J. W. Krewson aud others.
The outlook for the coining winter is
A Fine Exhibit.
The exhibitors of the fruit at the pavil
lion ought to send their fruit to the fctate
fair at Salemand to the exposition at
Portland. An exposition of Douglas
county fruits, such as are ou exhibition
in the pavillion at tho present Annual
Second Southern Oregon Agricultural
Society would bo tho best advertisement
for Douglas county that could bo possibly
had.
Tho grand display ol these splendid
fruits would open the eyes of tho visitors
at tboso places aud bo such an object
lesson as would demonstrate the fruit
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
plea
Suits from $10.00 upwards.
Pantn " i5.50 "
Don't fall to call and seo him beforo growing capabilities ol this secilon be-
leaving your order elsowhere,
Milto.v B. H. Touey,
Chicago Tailor.
Roseburg Academy,
& Co.; otherwise tho same will be placed bett tu7n yW , FtmDOT-:u-
i i.n.i. f, nnii....; PinB thin beUtr tUlin m Feuous The academy includes a kindergarten,
U UUKUU IU1 WltbtlU. .WMWW IVrtH- I ..... ..... -I . . , ,1 .
. la crammar school and a coiiece-nuiUK potatoes anu caouaxes aro immense anu
youd dispute or cavil. This display of
fruit cannot be excelled by any othersec
tion of tbo state. The apples, prunes,
pears and grapes are a marvel to behold.
Then the vegetables aud grains chal
lenge (be admiration of every one who
sees them. The beats, carrots, turnips,
FOU CITY MARSHAL.
To the voters of the city of Roseburg-,
1 beruby nuuounco myself a candidate
for city mars lull, iu tho election to be
held the 7ih day of October, 1S95.
J. B. CANNON.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
The undersigned hereby announces
himself a candidate for the office of city
marshal, at the coming election, Octo
ber 7th, 1S95. F. W. CARROLL.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
1 heroby announce myself a candidate
for citv marshal nt tho ensuing munici
pal election, October 7lh, 1S95.
CAL. WRIGHT.
call prompt attention and thus avoid ad
ditional costa. Asuer Marks,
Administrator of Estate of S, Marka
&Co,
To Stock Breeders.
The undersigned having purchased a
thoroughbred Jeisey bull for stock breed
ing purposes, hereby announces that he
will be kept on bis premises, near
Masonic cemetery. Terms reasonable.
0. Gapdis.
. . . r it...
nic.rrn. school. 1'uuiib inov prepare iur uie
I t,t , trll
Joy Company Gentlemen; I have Beconu year in x nuceiuu or ueueoioy.
Addresa: Rosebcro Academy,
Roseburg, Oregcn.
E. w.
just completed tho second bottle of
t vour vi
tablo Sarsatialllla. t havo bad Catarrh for
years which nnccted my eyes, hearing ana
stomach. Frequently would have dull bead
acbo for days nt n time. Since, taking your
remedy I hnvc felt no disairrccablo symptom.
Trustlnc you will uublish this as 1 want any
ono suiTcring from any ot tho above symptoms
to bo benefitted. Kindly scud mq t,wo. more
bottles by return exprci, (Signed)
jIUVIIEDEKICK Dt7 KICHtyONP,
twin
..ou-
scud
(big
up .
Every mall brings o new bl?lj V&
ials for Joy's Vegetable gMJftp-if!1-
Natleo,
Grain bags and twine for ei1 "bv g0j
Almxlwm, and tho biest maet -price
ac 7, ul bo paid by him for grain,
delivered at his warehouso at Roseburg.
Mr. T, 8. Hawkins, CijatanQOSa
Tenu., saya, "Shito's Yilalb" -
life. IcbV"- t --ayed iny
a-' " .--i' it the best remedy for a
ueullitated syalem I ever used." tor
Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it
excel H. Prico 75c.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
To the Public.
On and after this date, I wish it under
stood that my terms for all undertaker's
goods are cash with the order. 1 find it
impossible to do business on a credit
baBis, and bellve that I can do belter by
my patrons nnd myself by selling strictly
for cash. P. Benedick, Undertaker.
Roseburg, Or., April 12, 1895.
For Rent.
Thrt old Catholic church building for
rent, very cheap. Apply to
Father Cuabot.
For Sale or Rent.
The Palmer sawmill. For particulars
address, E. 0. Palmer, Drain, Or.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Modal and Dlstoaa.
of the best quality. Ihey should be
taken to Siletu and Portland to "towi
those cities and lhe Peopl wi10 visit
them what can bo row iu Southern
Oregon,,
What Will the Harvest Be?
The above is un important question,
and one thu solution of which involves
the weal or woe of the Oregon farmer
Another question of equal importance
is, where shall we go to lay m our sup
plies of clothing and dry goods; lhe
nnsu-i.r to tho hitter nuestion might be
readilv answered by saying, "'Go to the
Square Deal store of AVollenberg & Ab
raham, where aro kept large supplies
suitable for tho wnnta ot all, and "which
thev will dispose of for greenbacks, gold
or silver, at very reasonable rates."
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
dold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR
CREAM
BAKING
mm
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.