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THE PLA1NDEALER SEPTEMBER 30. 1S95. The Cnurcttc. IUftist Church -comer of Lane and Roa tret. Sunday Service: rrcachlnB, U a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.; Young Peoplo'i Union. 6S0 iuu." . vj. . auucj, i rcsmeiu; Sunday School, 10 c m.; James Chamberlain. Superintendent Prayer Uecllnc. Thursday evening nt 7:30. IUV. Q, N. Ak.nkh, Pastor. Residence, No. S2I Main Street Ukhodist CucRcn-corncro! Main and Lane ilrccta. Sunday Service: Preaching, 11 a. m and 7:30 p, a.; Sabbath school, 10 a. m.; Or! James Barr, Superintendent: Class Meeting at closo ot the morning service: Kpworth League $ai p. tn. CIan Hume, President. Trayer Sleet Ing, Thursday, at 730 p. m. Nr. 8. Dcckner, i). D., Pastor. Parsonage, corner Main and Laiie. pRKKorrsatAs Cuuitcii -corner o! Cass aud Komi streets. Sunday Service: Pupllc worship, a. in. and 1J0 p. m.; Sabbath School, 10 a. m.; V. P. S. C. E., 7 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednes day, 7:3) p. m, R. B. DlLVTORTU. Pastor. TilR W. C. T. U. will meet at tho M. E. church every Thursday evening until alter State Convention. AU members should be pres ent at every meeting. Thk Loyal TtxriKANcz Lxoios wiU meet at the M. E. Church Wednesday hI 3 p.m. A. C. Bcco.ee. SupL, U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. Rosebcco, Ore., September 23, lSOi J5 p. a. Pacific time 31. Maximum temperature, Ti. Minimum temperature. 51. Ralnlall lor the Si hours ending 5 p. m,. 0. Total ralnlall since 1st ot month, 2.71. Average rainfall tor this month tor 17 years, .30. Total rainfall Iron Sept. 1, lsOi, to date, -L Accumulated excess from Sept. 1, is, to datc,0$. Average precipitatloa for IS wet seasons, 35.61. Titos. Gicson, Observer. IV)RTUsso, Or., September M. IsM; 10 a. m. Weather forecast for the next X hoars, for Kocburg and vicinity: Mooday and Tucylar, lair, stationary tem perature. IUcce. Local Forecast Official. BRIEF MENTION. W. 0. T. U. tonight at the rresbjte run church. iV. 31. .Skid more came down from Comstock last night. J. II. Mum power of Hudson came down today on, business. Mr. and Mrs. .Sol Abraliaui returned lasl night from a visit to Glendale. Three hundred and twenty names registered at the Itoeebarg hotels this week. An illustrated talk to ladies at the armory, Tuesday, October 2d, from 3 to 4 p. m. The key that unlocks the door of pros perity is constant advertising in the PiAlSDHLEE. Jacob Kicbe of Drain Is in the city today on his way to Coca county to visit friends there. J. T. Goodman and O. II. Buell of Looking Glass came over from lliat village today. Dr. Strange makes a specialty of pain less extraction. lit i new remedy con tains no cocaine Misses Zelia Byron and Anna Ireland of Olalla are visiting "V. A. Prater's family this week. Wants i) An intelligent woman to take up a well established business here. Address "C. N." this office. W. C. Ay Is worth, teacher of vocal and instrumental music. I'upils beginning at once, enqire at McClallen bouse. Oar old townsman, Stephen Minard, Is upon our streets again, but, we aie sorry to say be is still in poor braltb. D. T. Pritchard, the jeweler who came to this city from Medford a few day ago, has folded his tent and returned to that city. George J. Stearns and wife of Oakland accompanied by T. L. Graves and bis sister, Misa Merta, came over to Rose- burg Sunday. There will be a dance at Long's hall in Coles valley, on Friday evening, October Ilth. A good time is guaranteed to all who participate. Married, at tho residence of F. M. Good in Cleveland, Ore., September 27, 1893, Edgar C. Davis and Edna E. Good. Ber. Z. 31. Marsters officiating. II. W. Stewart, long the station agent at Comstock, lias leen promoted to a position at Oregon City and a 3Ir. Ilud eon takes his place at Comstock. At the residence of Mrs. 31. A. Becd, September 10th, 1895, A. T. Arant and Misa Nettie Beasley were united in mar riage by Rev. Thos. Neil Wilson of this city. Our esteemed friend, John Fullerton of West Roscburg, leaves on the local Tuesday morning to visit his daughter, 3Ira. 3IcKenzic. He will be absent sev eral weeks. Ono of the richest strikes in quartz mines is reported to have been made on Soldiers' creek. 18 miles down tho Illinois river, from Kerby. W. II Miller is the discoverer. A vein of quartz 75 feet across has been uncovered, which pT09iccts as high as f 1 per pound. Crots cuts havo been made across the lead in different places for a distance of over 400 feet. At this rate the mine is surely a bonnanza, says the Grant's I'afls Street Oratorv. Mrs. Squire apoke Saturday evening id Sundav and Jack Jackson and Washington Btreeta to fair- Dl,n,l .... si rod uiimcncca on ttio labor question how to remedy the ovll of enforced and icllonoss. oo. mrs. squire is n fluent talker, in her garrulous harangues ntTcl m I It f til and Baid things but her system of romo dying the evils complained ot is rathor vacuo and i no doubt sincere in her opinions but she is too visionary for tho hour. rt ounusy alternoon sho tried to show how t io Keep neil outol the.pooplo, think that if hell could ba knnl nn of n, ing peoplo there would bo no fear of them keeping ot.t of hell. As things are now ', sho thought "tho peoplo aro in a hell di a ux. une verv rood Iilon nnt fottti Ttie lCOIlo of tlin TTnitivl Stnf sho 000 said, had better spend the $14,000,- tO Convert OUr own nwinln II,.. - g'.wr,v 4.1A sending it to convert tho heathen on other shores. Sho eulouized Dobbs in 6 ties as a martvr In . ..-.,., f liberty and adyised the people to think fn A I t . for lueiuscives. mat was good advice they will doubllnsn and so, vwaaMaw ky UV and perhaps come to a different coti : t i elusion from hers. Hops. The Stearns Bros, havo finished h nrv picking anddryine. Tho outnat ! nlmnt 30,000 pounds. They have paid out for Placing ana drying about f 1500. This is good showing for that locality. tlSOO have gone into tho bands of worthy la- i borers who doubtless need it many of whom were women, boys and girls. The hop industry is ono of the best means for the distribution of money of any industry in tho country. The pros pect is now good for the growers to real ize a reunmeration. D. W. Stearns of Oakland h as mm- pleted hop picking. Ho will have almnt 15,000 pounds. Mr. Stearns has also paul about $700 cash to his help in har vesting his hops. C. G. Durland has h arvested. it is nv ported, about 9000 pouuds of hops at a coat of $450. The three hop growers above named liave paid at least $2000 for labor. There are several other growers not yet report ed wluch will make about as much more, or in all paid for labor in hop cul ture over 14000 for the month of Sertini- ber. Hop culture is a good thing for the laborer. It scatters more money tha n any other agricultural business. Still Another. Sunday evening, about sundown, as Mr. Know lea, traveling agent for tbo S. B. Medicine Co., was coming over Rob ert's Hill, two masked highwaymen appeared on the scene, and one of them, thrusting the muzzle of a double-bar relled shotgun within a foot of his face, commanded him to elovate his hands. He at oticd complied with the request, and tho robbers proceeded to go through his pockets. They found a $10, gold piece and about five or six dollars in silver on his person, which they appro priated, and he was allowed to proceed on hia way rejoicing. , Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. Large invoice just arrived at Caro Bros, Boss Store, direct from the Eastern manufactory, consisting of ladies', gents' boys' missel' and children's shoes, at prices to suit the times. Shipments of ladies' capes and mackintoshes and gent's rubbers are on the way and will arrive in a few days. Wait till they come before purchasing elsewhere. The Bom Stork. Perfectionists. A Mr. Hudson is doing evangelistic work at Grange hall. Hia interpretation of scripture is the correct one. "God, ho sa)B, "means what he says, and says what he means. Without holiness no man shall see tho Lord." Sin and holi ness cannot exist at the same time in the same individual. Sin and righteous ness aro opposed to each other. To get to heaven the sinner must become per fectly righteous. Card of Thanks To the many friends and sympathizing neighbors who so kindly assisted us during our great bereavement by the death of our darling daughter Etta, wo tender our most heartfelt thanks. Napoleon Rice. Ax .nik Kick. Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of W. L. Tower, deceased. 31. H. Tower was ap pointed executor of will of said testator, September 2Sth, 1895. Bonds not yet filed. For Sale or Rent. Tho Palmer sawmill. For particulars address, E. C. Palmeb, Drain, Or. Friday, October 18th, will be Douglas Countv day at the great exposition at Portland. There will be at least one hundred excursionists from Oakland, two hundred from Roseburg and thirty from 31yrtle Creek, with Drain, Yon- calla and Cottage Grcve to hear from Remember the fare for the round trip is only 7.50, with privilege to return at anv time un to and including the 23d ot the month. The excursionists must go on tho exenrsion train Octoler Iftth. Salzman eells his goods for cash. Buy CALL FOR CITIZEN'S flEETINQ. We the undersigned, legal voters of tho city of Rosoburg, bolieving that better men can be Bcloctcd to be voted for at the coming city election, by holding a citizen's meeting at which such nomina tions may bo made, horeby join in this call for all legal voters of tho city, re gardless of party, to meet in the circuit courtroom in tho court housu at 7:30 o'clock-p. ru., September 30, 1895. for tho purpose of nominating a full city ticket as follows: Mayor, recorder, marshal and treas urer. Aud that the legal voters of each ward at that time select or nominate two councilmen for each of their respective wards; and wo hereby pledgo our hearty support to all candidates which shall ho so nominated. I. F. Rice, W. F. Benjamin, W. A. McKenzie, J. U. Shupe, S. Caro, C. A. Sehlbrede, Jos. 3Iicclli, II. Parry, Carl Hoffman, B. W. Strong, A. C. ilarsters, L. S. Shipley, 31. C. Ruckles, L. L. Lewis, L. A. Harmon, Isadore Arahain, A. Parks, I. Wollenberg, F. H. Churchill, G. W. Kruse, Wayne Jones, J. J. Wilson, T. K. Richardson, F. P. Tustin, I. B. Riddle, L. F. Lane, L. Loughary, 31. F. Rapp, F. G. Micelli, J.T. Bryan, R. 31. Conkling, J. 31. Fletcher, F. P. Brown, C. W. Hess, E. E. Richards, S. W. VanZile, Thos. Gibson, J. W. Strange, G. "W. Brown, C. B. Cannon, A. O. Rose, S. C. Flint, F. R. Coffman, II. C. Stanton, J. K. Fitzhugh, T. B. Camion, P. Benedick, Geo. Estes, C. Y. Benjamin, F. 31. Zigler, N. J. Ozias, m J. S. Fitzhugh, J. L. Watson, G. W. Bates, G. Wortltingtou, J. A. Perkins, N. Rice, E. DuGas, L. B. Kein, J. W. 31ullen, Wm. Perry, T. 31. Stubblefiefcf. F. G . Oihme, C. W. Parks , H. D. Graves, H. Wollenben:, A. Salzman. LITTLE LOCALS. Oysters at the Kandy Kitchen. A reliable dealer, II. C. Slantou. Caro Bros, are the boss merchants. School books at Marsters' drug store. Go to t he Koseleaf for the best cigar. Go to A. C. .Marsters & Co. for school books. Get your school books ut 3!araters' drug store. Ladies Oneita suits, 50 cents er suit, at the Novelty Store. Silver blouse sets and silver mounted watch guards at Salzman's Plows. Go to Hunter & Hume for your plows and harrows. Havo you seen the latest in Longnette watch chains at Salzman's. Hunter & Hume, at the depot, keep the best plows and harrows. Just Received at J. T. Bryan's, Roger's first-grada silver-plated ware. Smoked eye glasses at J. T. Bryan's from 10 cents to 75 cents a pair. Spectacles and eye glasses in gold, nickel and steel bo a at J. T. Bryan's. Just received at the Boss Store a new invoice of. choice clothing. Cheap for cash. When in need of an umbrella call at the Novelty Store, for the beet, cheapest and neatest in town. Bring your job work to the I'laindkal- Eit office. We aro prepared to do tho cheapest and best work south of Port land. E. Du Gas. Physician and Surgeon, office in Marsters' building. Calls iu town and country promptly answered night or day. Chicago Tailor has just received a full line of fall sam ples. Suits from $10.00 upwards. Pants " $5.50 " Don't fail to call and see him before leaving your order elsewhere. Milton B. H. Tobkv, Chicago Tailor. For Rent. A fivo-room coltago with hydrant and convenient out houses, three blocks from postoffice. Enquire at thisoffico or at 405 Washington street, west side of rail road track. For Sale or Exchange. A two-seated Studobakcr spring wagon almost new. Will sell at a bargain. Or trade for a 2li inch road wBgon. Wagon must bo in good condition. Inquire at this office. Notice. Grain bags and twine for sale by Sol Abraham, and thu highest market price in cash will be paid by him for grain, delivered at his warehouse at Roseburg No. 407, Was tho number that drew tho watch at tho Novelty store for tho month of September. Mrs. W. J. Ronlroo is the lucky lady, For Rent. Tha old Catholic church building for rent, very cheap. Apply to Fatiiek CitAuor. State Agricultural College. The scientific equipment of this insti tution is tbo best io the state: 22 in structors; 201 Httidonts; 209 graduates; four courses of study, Agricultural, Mechanical, Household Economy, and Bachelor of bctenco; military training un united States officer; society elevating; rroundings healthful : tuition absolutely free; no incidental fee; exponHes includ ing clothing about $t 11 jwr Bchool year. For further particulars address John M. Bloss, President, Coryallis, Oregon. State Normal School, Dhain, Oiiuoo.v. First term begins September 16th. Entire new faculty. Send for catalogue. Louis Baibke, President. Roseburg Academy. Second year will oien September 2d. Tho acadimy includes a kindergarten, a grammar school and n college-fitting Bchool, Pupils may prepare for the second year in Princeton or Wellesley. Address: Roskbuko Academy. Roseburg, Oregon. For Sale Cheap. One Story & Clartc organ in elegant alnutcaee. One solid oak bed room suilo of three pieces. Ono 8-foot hard- rood oxtenaion table. Call at 31. E. parsonage. The Finishing Touch. Iu puttiug the fmishiue touch to 3'our toilet do you al ways see that your shoes are in kcepiug with the rest of your makeup? The shoes may be better than the other garments and still be appro priate, but if the' are not up to the raimeut in style aud quality the effect is unpleas ant. Mrs. Grace Osbum's fine line of Shoes stand on their merits, is infinite in va riety, excellent in quality. and moderate iu price. SiriHONS Have leased and remodeled the old Feed Stable oppsite the Depot aud are now prepared to do a First Class Livery Business. Hay and OaU, over nlzbt, Kr span liar, over nlcht, per span Hay4 durinq ilay, per fpan . . -HA) . ."A .13 Llvcrj-2-honc rigs, perday X0O IIORSICS I10AIli:i) AX m?mnmmmmmmm?mmm?mmmmmmt T ' - lx VOL' REALIZE THAT THE 11 you are in a position . ... .-x To do Business Let the People Know it. The little Special Notice aud the regular Busiuess Ad Make the Mighty Merchant aud his Patrons Glad, The And The Plaindealer is read By Everybody. Advertise in it. It will Pay. --miKN YOU ANT tiOOl) JOB 1'UINITNU DONE, AM)OI MiMUlMt S In). M1 TMiniiiM 'in i FOR Pure GO TO A. C. flARSTERS & CO., i)itii;c;isrs. OIL-S HND GLHSS STK7I0NERV AND CHOICE PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES. CAWLF1ELD & CAWLFIEI.D Have just enil a flret-clius Kcwl Store ami liavc on liaml a laive iuvoiee of the Ut lion-burs and Valley Flour. Baled Hay. Grain anil feed of nil fcinils. All ixirviiasen delivered free. Cor. Cass and Rose Street. Barber Shop, 213 Jackson Street, The lace to -ru R FIRST-CLASS SHHVE OR IIAIIt-CrT. With Neatm-M ami Dispatth. line j.it a call, A. .. I.1CW1S. Proprietor. IT. T- "WEEB mn SECOND or am) HAND ml sells GOODS K,-sus- ;CIV ME A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONACE The Bureau.Salooji Formerly Merchant Eicb.tm;-. Has Uccn Xlciiovatccl ami l-itlcd Vp In I'irht-Class Style. Choice Wines and Liquors, Best Cisrars. COHMODIOUS CLUB ROOflS. ACCOMMODATING BAR TENDERS. Give mc a call. (J KEEN 3IfKIXXEY. I & TOOLEY Hay, tluriiis day, jr l,ore. Oats, jrr head ... Teams to stall over nutit . -u'l s: a 1 Livery 1 liorso rigs, pcrila. . KKASONABi: KATI-S. MlSriloN IIP THIS liv kktisi mvvt k ti . YiCiWW CMSF . . JLV W A A. V J A X a. X. X. Mil OUT OF TOWN FOR SOMETHING FOREIGN! Dru NEW FEED STORE. Plaindealer. the eager Public gathering iu throngs Leave their Business Orders where the Trade belongs- oons THE BEST JOB PRINTING AT LOWEST RATCS. Situation wanted or help wanted adtcrtitemcnti iiurrtcd in thin column Jrre of charge Other ads offirr. line or Un under this head 15 cents per mmdh: each additional line B cents per vionlh. Xo advertisement taken for lest than 25 cents. l'or Sale. T?Oi: HALE. A fine Kuy Horse for tale. An x ily at Kuaclmrg Hakcry. T?OIt HALE OM newspapers, "Jj cents per 100. x Apply at I'lalndealer office. Wanted to Exchange. VUA NTKl) TO EXC'IfAKGK One 3 inch and one Inch wason for baled hay, grain, wl$'rZy?!-1,,''. OS008 In good order. Oll.VH. V ANILK, at Howe, place. J7 O. DEZENDOBF, Attorney at Law AND XOTARV PUBLIC. Spcuial attention given to COLLECTIONS and matters In Probate. LOANS NEGOTIATED. Jloney Loaned and Ilor.-oned. . Kooins -1 ami 5 Marsters' Bld'g. R03EBOEG. JKA B. KIDDLE, Attorney at Law, DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, . Office: Taylor & Wllxm Block, Rooms 7 and 8, 'ROSEBURG, OREGON. J D. STHATFORD, Attorney at Law, Rooms 2 and 1 Taylor i Wilson Block. ' KOjEBURG. OR Jg L. BRADLEY, M. D. Physician & Surgeon. Office Hours, from 12 to 3 r.x. Taylor Wilton Brick. ROSEBURG. HOTEL Van Houten JAS. CALLAHAN, Propr. WILL BE CONDUCTED STRICTLY FIRST-CISS l'liii Dining Koom will bo undti tlie IH-rgoauI snjiervision of -Mr. Callahau, who will jjcarantco all old aud new cus tomers the best the market affords. Comu ami see me. I CIRCHILL HOTEL- OAKUM), OK. KATIE CHURCHLTX, Propr. Board and Lodging per week $2.50. Meals, 20 cents. Beds, 20 cents. a -a.-Sic an OaXJI GO TO" A. T. Thompson's And get a Drink of OLD WALKER WHISKEY 14 YEARS; OLD. 213 Jackson Street. ivvTTk-'viii ,- mT,.iv";i:Tj." If you have anvthinir - ? " - You want to Sell . f . r- a r r . 0 i-ei me feopie rvnow it. The sure road to success Always leads Through the Printing Office MX n" 1 1 n N.-i t r 1HK l'LAIN UEALEU.SS Observer, of binTand you pay for no bad accounts