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THE PLAINDJBALER. raWttlicd Daily, cxcvpt Sunday. XV. K. KEN J AM IK C Y. MENJAMI.N Editor. -..Manager. HulHcriptloit ItatcH. One Year, by limit.............. f8 00 tax Months, " . 1 0 Tbtrc Months .. 7S Utic Month - Per XX"ek, deiivcreA by Curler. 10 Xlic Weekly XMnlmlvalcr. Oho Year 41 W Six Months 1 Three Months 60 2 Tlie Roster of Oregon Soldiers Home. TBl'STEEfc. B. F. Alley, Florence. Win. Galloway, MeMinvjHe. S. 55. Ormsby, Argwnli, President. J. I. Kolierion, Snleui. Henry Rust, ltaker City. Cha. liraliaiii, KoseUtrs, secretary. W. II. Ityars, UoxmatniMii. J. M. Fiyuu, Adjutant. . Mrs. K. A. ltyar, .Matron. K. Milter, Sergei. INMATES. Aaron Noteitlne. Go. 1) , 5a Inl , Lntt. Nathaniel Wfcgitt, Co. F.. !! ion loft. Stephen A. Mastin, Go. II., II Mo., Gsv. Frederick Scbnu, Co. E., 41 JT. V., luft, F. I. Hiciy, &. F., 13 O , 0y. Peter Snellbscfc, Co. K.20, 'inft. AIlrl Laurence, U. S. Xttty. IXtvhl Viacent, Co. C, 4 U. S. Art. Ueo. F. GrHFetha, Co. U , 2tt 0., loft. Virgil W. Newtome, Co. B., 1 Qr..Ov. Bobert KoJdewoy, Stein!, V. A. Samuel Cornelius. lad. War Vet. Isaac Crom, Co. A., 2 Jl.f Cav. John Bayseo, Co. K., U. S. Art. Jobu O'SaHtvsa, U. S. Xvr, John T. Katie, Co. A., 1 Or., Cav O. Ohl, Co. F., 114 Pa., Iaft. John Garboie, Co. F.,2 It. I., Cv. Josciih Ilosiin, Co. D., I Or., Inft. Win. Davis, Go. C, I Or., Inft. Edward Coombs, Co. L, Or , Inft. AIouzoO. Parsons, Co. O., 21 W.. loft. J. T. Cox, Indian War Vet. Eli Allen, U. S. Navy. Itaberi Lazenby, Co. E., 33 lows. Taft. John S. Plaster. Co. II., Or. lntt. Andrew L. Dayjdsoe, Co. I), 12, Jiicfa. Emery G. Howard, Go. G., t Km., Inft. Wm. Wilkey. Co. I., 45 Wis., lalt. Frederick Jngneit, Co. C, 45, X. Y., Inft. Byrard V. Comstock, Bracket' Bt. Mfn. Cax", Edward -Miller, Co. C. Or., Cav. James H. Well, Co. I., .'S Mo., Inft. Jacob L. Myers, Mex. War Vet. Antone Abington, Co K , 3 III., Cav, James M. I'.eeee, Co. K., 123 Intl., loft. II. C. Johnston, Indian War Vel". Samuel Hartka, Co. A., 7 Cal., I oil. Win. A. Greek, Co. II., 10 Iowa, Inft. A. D. Milter, Co. C, 5 Kan., Inft. Tkoa. Kenny, U. .-. Navy. Adam HefTner, Co. G., 31 Ind., Iaft. John Philip?, Co.D., 5 West Vs., Cav. Tliomas Jbylew. Indian War Vet. Louis Stewart, Indian War Vet. Edwin It. Ht&ill, Co. K., 14 Inft. W. H. Case, Indian War Vet. Alfred Van Camp, Co. 1, 1 Or. Geo. W. Hinkins, Co. I)., 2 Cal David Necly. Indian War Vet. Iowa, Cax-. Inft Samuel G. Hook, Co. H., 152 Pa., Inlt. Zebedec Madkice, U. S. Navy. Dan'l McCarty, 1 U. S. Art. Kobert W. Patten, Co. K., 3 Wt., Iti.'t Peter Hartman.Co. L., 1 Minn. Mount ed Hides. " Albert Junac, Co. C, 2 Mo. J.t. Art. Theodoro Mickela, Co. E., S Ua!.. Inft, George Viuelte, Co. I., 11 Iowa Inft. Ira Flage, Co. 1J., 4 li. I. Heavy Art. John M. Hasan, Co. I!., 21 Ind., Inft. John T. Mulkey, Indian War Vet. Isaac Grier, Indian War Vet. Horace Heynoiili, Co. A., 1 Cal., 0v. Joseph Kennedy, Co. II., 0 N. Y., Art Chaa. F. EdmomK Co. D., 8 Iowa Inft. Mathcw Kincaid, 1 Hat. Kan. Art. Geo. W. Wagner, Co. H., 103 HI., Inft. .Mrs. Hello Protzman, !anudrei. Mrs. Geo. T. Griffith, waitress. Mre. E. G. Howard, asst. laundress. Ham Sing, cook. This constitutes G3 members, the full capacity of the home. Ira Gengcr and L. J.ytrell killed h huge black lear lni woek. Tlie b".sar xvas clofe to Ira'a Jiotue w lien tiowl by his dog. Lylrcll shot it. Ira feols rather proud of the dog. -.B ill) OAKLAND. Mr. and Mr?. Jack Chenowcth xvercin town front Wilbur Satnnlay-. Mrs. Minnie Chenowoth made u visit to Hosoburg last xveek. Dr. Pago was called" to Hogobun: last xx'eck to attend upon the sick. Ralph Stenrna was running ti steam xvood-snw last week. We have apain organized u braws lmnd of 1 1 jtieces. They had their first prac tice last Saturday ex-etiing. As xvfe were iwesing the Depot, hotel the otlwr ox-enii, xvp ligteneil to some excellent music discoursed by our local orchestra. Mrs. George Stearns returned last Thursday from Engeno where she has Int'ti to place her son anl daughter. Hoy and May, and Iter neice Winnie Young, in the uniwrsity at that jilaee. Leo Armstrong is carrying his injun-d hand in a sling ami is around town ag.iiu. His hand pains him a great ileal but is doing as well as could be exjtect ed. Miss Heckley oi Hlkton is in town visiting frieiuis and relatives. Italph Stv-arns is rnnning a steam en gine for E. G. Young A Co., who are chopping a large quantity of grain to feed stock this winter. Mre. Ambrose Young returned Friday from quite an extended visit in Iastern Oregon. A Pieehyterian dime dal will le bold at the reakleiHX' of V. L. lloganl .next Friday evening. All are invited Ilex. Mosc delirored his farexvell ser mon Snnday evening at tliel'rusbyterian cbureb. He will soon , go to Portland, Micti., to reside. Mr. T. K. Riclutrdson ami several other psrilea of Jtoseburg came over and retartied ou liicyck last Friday. Oar county co)erinieud:nt, James UifclMwooil. lias returned to onr town alter an ex ten Jed tour visiting schools. He reports goo.1 attendance fur fchools that inve beitn. Mr. and M. V. B. Beck ley bare gone to SeUttn to attend the Mate bur mid visit relative. Mrs. licet ley sunt lite early jiBrt oJ iaat week. Mr. Beckley ent SomUy aMwning. Mre BsubritKi in eoniitinv with her sitter, Sin. Whitsker, left last tt-U en route far , K'4ar.d to visit .'rieHti- and reUtires, alter an abaeo of many yara. They expect to 1 koov several mootbfl. Mr. P. B. Beekier is having his reii deuce mid yard (eaco improve! by re painting. Messrs. Vail A. IMabop are doing: the aort. Mr. Vail came near meeting with a seriom accident one day Khile Uie were untting up their swing ing scaffold. One o( the large hooks that is nsd on the roof to support the scaffold, dipped and came down atuking him a Kbmcing blow on the bead that caused hint to faint, lie revived soon under sood care and is at bis work aa usual. Had it struck htm mil force it , no doubt would have besu fatal. Trilby. Another Advertising Triumph. "I love J onr daughter, sir," said lie; "My love will never falter, And with yonr kind permission I Wii! lead her to the altar." "Not quite to fast, aspiring youth : IWoje the knot is tieil On certain most important points I most be satt&ned. Yon do not smoke, nor drinfc, nor chew ? Qaite right and qaite fnrpriejQg; Hut now, young man, I want yonr views On mattering advertising." The soitcr blnhed '"0! bonotodsir! I trust there'll be no friction ; Bat that good advertising pays ' Is my most firm conviction. "From boyhood, sir, ? notiowi that From seasons dull ami trying, The men who advertise with skill Come oat with colors flying. "My business, too, at first so smalt, Now rapidly is growing, And well I know to printer's ink All my saceess is owing." "Enough, enough, O, wise young sir; You need no sugtj advising; Get married, sir, but don't forget To keep on adx-ertising." Elda Woo-bj. the Camas mountain stage robber, is now behind the lwrs. Sheriff Cathcart brought him in fnn Grants Pass Sunday morning. lie is hoarding at Hotel de Cathcart and Douglas county pays the bill. He will have a preliminary trial tomorroxv at 'J a. m. TIat tiiu people of this place appreciate good work is evidenced by thu fact that since his return Dr. Stratmu has been kept more busy than ever liefore. He has the latest appliauces,whtch" combined with an extended experience and skillful work enables him to do the le8t of den tal work. At the residence of Mrs. A. M. Har ness, September 29th, 1S95, Winfred Wright and Miss Nannie Haraesfl xvore united in Marriage by H. J. IJovington, J. P. Miss Nannie is now Wright and Wright is Harnessed, and when last seen were pn'Jing together without balking at tho tr :mo:iial wagon. It y ii; have daily mail service, try the daily i'uuxdkai.kr for a mouth. It, will cost oniy 25 cents. TELEGRAPH NEWS A County Judge Indicted. UitAxrs P.xbs, Or., Sept. 28. (Juite a sensation x-as sprung today in court cir cles by nn indictment being returned by the grand jury, charging County Judge J. M. Chiles with malfeasance in office. The indictment xvas baEed on an infor mation that the judge had been engaged in speculating in county xvarrants. He pleaded not guilty when arraigned, and intends to make a fight. He does not deny having bought the xvarrants, but claims to have done so xvith money left with him. He claims to hax'c bought the xx-arrants for 90 cents on the dollar, and to have turned them over to the ttersons who furnished the money, and to have made nothing out of the transac tion himself. On the other hand, it is claimed that he has bought xvarrants ex tensively, and has been deriving a hand some profit out of it himself. The affair has stirred up considerable feeling here, and the end is not yet. Harrison No Candidate. IxDi.vN.xfous, Sept. 2S. Colonel John C. Nexv, in an authorized intcrviexv in the Indianajwlis News today, said : "General Harrison does not desire to run for the presidency, and is in no sense a candidate, and the stories that he has withdrawn in the interest of any one arc without foundation. In fact, xvere his advice solicited, he xvould se lect neither Mr. McKinley nor Mr. Heed as the republican candidate for the presidency." The News editorially considers Mr. Nexv's statement highly significant, owing to New's knoxvn close jwlitical relations xvith Mr. Harrison, and sums up as folloxx-s : "The situation is, then, just this: Mr. Harrison is not a candidate for the nomination, and so, of course, has not withdrawn in the interest of any other candidate. He xvould not advise the nomination of either Heed or McKinley. He stands iTimsclf just precisely xvhere be always stood. If the party demands his services, it can have them." A republican officeholder, who held resjonsible positions in Washington during the Harrison administration, said today that he had known for sev eral mouths the ex-president's prefer ence for the republican nomination is Senator Allison, of Iowa. Struck by an Engine. EiuEse, Or., Sept. 2S. Henry Walker who resides 25 miles east of Engene, niet with a serious, if not fatal, accident this morning. Ho had been in town drink' ing all night, and as trying to make his way to the river bottom near town, where hw family was camping. He was jest crossing the Southern Pacific track when thu ; .05 California express came along, and ho was struck by tho engine and knocked from the track, recciviug a broken arm, two ribs, a severe wound on tin; bead, and internal injuries. On the Retired List. W.Mti-JiTON, Sept. 23. Tomorroxv I.teutenant-General John II. ScboGeld goes on the retired list after an eventful career in war and peace. For more than seven years he has been in command of the army, and since February 8 last, has held the exalted rank of lieutenaut-gen era! by.a special act of congress. Miles His Successor. New York, Sept. 23. Major-Gcneral Miles, it has been definitely learned, has teen formally told by President Cleve land that ho has been chosen as successor to General Schoficld, in command of the army. Steamer Humboldt Ashore. EuncK.x, Cal., Sept. 23. The steamer Humboldt in on tho rocks off Point Gorda, and will ho a total loss. Tho passengers were all safely landed in boats before 11 o'clock this morning, with their small baggage. Tho purser saved the express treasure bag, bat the mails arc still aboard, and will probably be lost. Tho vessel has pounded up to within 100 feet of shore, and is going to piece?. The captain and croxv are on the beach, but tho passengers have been sent to Petrolia, and will arrivo here to' morrow morning. No fatalities or acci dents arc rc)oited. Another Fatal Parachute Jump. Monrovia, Cal.. Sept. 28. A most f horrible accident occurred hero this nfter- noou at 4 :30 o'clock, which resulted in the immediate death of Nellie W. Hagol, wife of I-. G. Hagel, tho aeronaut. Tho couple had been traveling throughout the Btatc making balloon ascensions and parachute juni. This afternoon Mrs. I fagel made an ascension, and when at a height of 1000 feet she pulled tho rope which cut tho parachute loose. She shot down about 100 feet liko a flash. The air caught the parachute, and it com luenccd to open, but suddenly it becamo apparent that sho xvaa falling. She camo doxui like a cannon ball. Sho struck on her back, her head coming in contact xvith tho ground first, and her skull xvas crushed. Tho deceased was 03 years old, and a native of Illinois. For Sale. A fine organ at a great reduction. Part cash, balance on time. Inquire at this office. Now goods at Caro Bros. NOTES OF INTEREST. Buy your cigars at the Roseleaf. Wood taken on subscription at this office. Fresh oysters this evening at the Knndy Kitchen. A cottage to rent. Inquire at this office or of owner at 403 Washington street. Daily Oregonian only 15 cents a xveek. Leave orders at City News Stand. For dress goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes call on Wollenberg & Abra ham,. Daily and Sunday Oregonian, reduced to 20 cents a xveek. Delivered at your door. Everylwdy is pleased who buy their jexvelry and have their xvatches repaired at Salzinan's. Beer at tho Hosebnrg 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. For choice family groceries, call at the People's grocery, corner of Cass and Pine street, G. W. Rapp's. Remember that cheap watch xvork is very expensive, halzman does good watch xvork at lowest prices. For a good bat, stylish and cheap, call on Wollenberg & Abraham, whose stock embraces all grades of head gear. Dc Sawyer's Family Cube Invigorates, trenrthens. recur: rates, rebuilds, restores and brines new lite Ask your druezist for a tree sample, som oy A. i. Jiamcrs & . For fresh fruits, nuts and candies, good tobacco and cigars, call on G. W, Rapp, Teople's grocery, corner of Cass and Pine. ascs unfricndlr to women are nosltirclr cared by Dr. Sawyer s t'asUlIcs. Ask your drug cists (or a free tamnlc package. It heals and cures. Eold by A. C. Marsters fc Co. Slow Jerry, the reliable jexveler, has just received a large invoice of spectacles and eye glasses. Give him a call and ex amine goods. All parties desiring first-data Iumbjr, sash, mouldings, window frames and door frames, fruit boxes, etc., at lowest cash prices, call at Bear Creek millr. C. A. BniGcs. Kincrirnre and raoncr cannot ImDrove Da SAwrrit's Family Ccbis, because It radically cures Dnnerwla. liver comnlaint and Kidney difficulty. Sold by A. C. Marsters & Co. Seo new line oi mens, boys, and child ren's hats at Osburns. Next door to Review office. Lame. Dr. Sawyer s Pastilles are effectual for female weakness, raln on ton ol the head and lower part of the back. It strengthens and cures. Sold by A. C. Marsters & 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 Pale, bluish complexion, in dicating the absence of the requisite red globules in me mocxi snoam laxe nr. sawyers liiaunc. Sold br A. C. Marsters & Co. Call on the J. G. FIooS Co. for prices on their up to date berry crates. Made of sugar pine, neat and durable. Just tho thing to get your berriei to market in first-class condition. Dr. A. P. Sawyer: I have had Uhccmatlsrn since I was 'JO years old, bat since ufing yonr Family Cures have ticcn free from It. It also cured my husband of the same disease. Mrs. RobL Connelly, Brooklyn, Iowa. Sold by A. C. Marsters & Co. Dr. F. W. Haynes has just returned from the East and opened dental parlors in Mark's building," where he will be pleased to welcome persons desiring den tal work. Dr. A. P. Sawicr. Sir: After suffering four year with female weaknes I was punuaded by a' friend to try yonr Pastilles, and after using them one year, I can say i am entirely wen. i can not, rccom mend them to highly. Mrs. M. &. Dronk, Branson, Bethel Branch Co., Mich. Sold by A. C. Marsters & Co. Subscribe for the Daily Pl.xinde.xler. It is the only live paper in Southern Or egon. It famishes the latest news up to date. Pale, thin, bloodless people should use Dr. Sawyer's Ukatinc. It is the rreatcsr remedy in the world for making the weak strong. Sold A. C. Marsters A Co. by Fresh oysters, the first of the season, at the Kandy Kitchen, Taylor & Wilson building. 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. A Salzman, the reliable jowclcr. Take Notice. Next Saturday, the 2St, being the day of Atonement, the Caro Bros.' business house will be closed on that day until six o'clock in the evening. Of this take duo notice and govern yourselves accord iugly. ANNOUNCKMENTS. FOR CITY MARSHAL. To the voters of tho city of Roseburg, I hereby announce myself a candidate for city marshal, at tho election to bo held tho 7th 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. I hereby announce myself a candidate for city marahal at the ensning munici pal election, October 7th, 1895. CAL. WRIGHT. M. F. Rapp, LEADING PERSCRIPTION DRUGGIST, Jackson 5treet, Roseburg. Oregon. 5 8 Patent Medicines, Perfumeries. Toilet Articles. A SQUARE DEAL. f' i i i i i i 2 3 We are Here to Stay. UP -co -t- h-oo ei NEW FALL STOCK OJT Dress Goods and Trimmings, CAPES AND JACKETS, 4- FANCY GOODS, Clothing for Men and Boys, House Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc., 15 SOW ARRIVING AT TIIE ONE PRICe CHSH STOR6 And it will pay you to see and get prices, whether you wish to buy or not. - Yours truly, ROSEBURG, OH. J, BROOKS. Cleveland Distilling Go. Manufacturers PURE BRflflDIES AflD WHISKIES LIQUORS FOR FAMILY AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES ALL FIRST CLASS DRUG STORES AND SALOONS HANDLE OCR GOODS. Goods delivered In quantities ot one callon or more. Orders from Town nd Country Solicited, and will be promptly attended to. omcc and .OSEBDK(K VON PESSL & DOERNER, Proprs. Are now Prepared to Supply all parties With their Celebrated ROSEBURG Marble and Granite Works. W Estimates Furnished on all omce and Hntcnrooiu, 7n oak Street. A COMPLETE LINE OP Knickerbocker Shoulder Braces POP. Gentlemen, Ladies and Children. i j ' i ' I ' I ' I 1 i ' I ' I ' 4 6 G 7 8 II 10 11 1 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 will come too. We arenot here for a day or for a month. We are Here to Stay. .Roseburg, Or. of and Dealers in Lager Beer. E. W. AGHISON & C0;a Proprs. Dealers In nil kluds ot Marbic anil Granite Monuments and Headstones, Portland Cement Curbing ITr Cemetery LotM. kinds of Cemetery Work.