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PLAItfDEALER
Jl'J.Y -T. IS.
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
K.o.si'aa, Ore., July -V., 1S3C
(5. m. l'Aclltatlrae-ia.iV..
:iMas j S m. iconic tlmo- --J.!-s.
MtiMm temperature, M.
Minimum temperature,
. ,i:r(U lav tbc M twan ending o p. in.
lotal ttdulalt KiMM tot vt MOtl 111 , 0.
vw niaMt (w tM$ mouth for is jenrs,
!..ui wi:.rU'trffl Set, l. i. to iUu.
wenwa rainfall trow Sopl. 1, to date, 31.52.
.vucMtalaled esee trom Sept- ls,'s 10
t -ae. 4L71
Wine," iHvciplWtlua lor W wet na-Minr,
BRIEF MENTION.
OAKLAND.
. W4
A .-ill.
:ast
l!lC
.ite
:-t
rather ass displayed represent the
applying U Uc 34 hours ending at S
MttoiMMr. vlf mote than one Ulud of
to predicted tor thM period, the conJl-
itaasned in the forvcttst will I'O repre-
ly (he uppermost weather rrag.) A
Us tndh-aU rler or lair wcaincr;
5. nun or snuw. Tue n oi wmcn mc
,.t.-i H Is white awl lb lower Man blue,
iinor mow. A black triangular pen
. ist I rJtcU te tempowture and when dls
.ic !oeeutat!i"r lias indicates warmer,
i.d w tea displayed below, cooler, The tcm-
, rU re flats i never displayed alone. Its ab
nee indicates stationary temperature. The
.id r flaw, white wiUi black square in the
, vnter, when displayed on the Pacttc coa., In
Trios. Gipsos. Obsemr.
Miss l'linluo of Medfonl is registered
at tliO Van Houtun.
Clay Smith of Happy valluy ia regis
lured lit thu McClallod.
Jatucs McCully of Glomlnlo is regis
tered at tho McClallen.
J, C. Summers of Looking (.Hans is reg
istered at Van Ilonten.
Hose, nozzles and ily screen wire at
11. M. Woad'a Hardwaro store.
Fred Flood, lawyer, room tl, Taylor &
Wilson block, Hoseburg, Oregon.
Mrs. b. U. litis reluruod from her
visit in Jackson county Friday night.
J. 1. Emory of 1'ortlaud ia visiting
old friends and aciuainteuces this week.
Miss'Kouu Adams left Saturday morn
ing for .Savastapool, Cal.
W. T. Turner wont to Ko&oburg on
business Friday.
l H. Beckloy shipped two'carloada of
beef cattle to Portland last wcok.
Judgo Stearns and family came ovor
from Hoseburg Wednesday.
Dr. Gilmoro was called to SiBkiyou
county, Cal., last Saturday on profes
sional business.
Several of our young folks allendod
Tho peoplo of Olalla con boast of Home the ball at Mr. Sbambrook's near Ump
of the finest fields of wheat in tho county, qua Ferry Friday evening. An ciijoyit
M., F. M. aud J. J. Tipton of Oak 0,0 llmu 18 reportotl.
Cicek urn rpplsttrpil nt tli Ynn Unnton Tan shoes, liiuh and low, at Jauus
J. It J-Vrrnv-nrti. n,i r- ii ltrmvnr Yearling's, our boot and shoemaker,
,f umi.,, i ... rr.i..i at reduced rales. Call and get a bar
. h. a.
hours, for
i '.stuso, or.. July 150;
.-. Attar tones for iho twit S6
K.v.x-bars and vielui'.)-:
..sushi, mil R'u.v fr wcalber;
- yaxj temperature.
P.iGCt Local Forecast. OOicial.
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L11TLE LOCALS.
!&aUinan. tiie reliablu jeweler.
Oji Ur aui !'u at Marsters.
.1. T. Bryan, lire Bnsy Watchmaker.
Care Bfoa. arc the boss merchants.
c4 books at Marsters' drag store.
9 Ihe Roaaieaf for the lest cigar.
.v puMia at tiie tovs est prices at Salz-
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. O. Maratets A Co. lor school
' .-i.vKua and war run la bought by
it.
booia au3 stationary at Mar
at .Store.
: W. Hares doe all tiuds of
. .e denttry.
West doec iniumncr. Ollico
, the port office.
ifoot oil, machine and labricaltm;
UaUtera' Irn!tar.
arfir of sreaU,' .hoea at J. Abra-
a Irii-ea just iilil.
XI jiiTOu's Huiuicpalhic Keutedica for
.ila at ilarsUTt lhax, t-Actv.
Ai i eadrieae variety of corab?-, hair and
:otl t-3 braahes at Marstcra .
F. l.ar-ajcj in faotily Jioceries, call
j. U t I"epole's etwa, Caes ttrtx4.
I ayon's Hoineotljtc Uemediea at
V. C Marsters A Co.'s drrz store.
Ci vour clocita al watches to low
n tie reliable jeweler lor repairs.
M ii. 1. Porter iadaeiiig oot her
,:i Hock of millinery goods at cost.
'4 e Crut Sour, only cents ier
. t eiimed bee. A. C. lions.
CI "Ted fruits in s-jiia sad all the
iks k cold at the Kandy
len.
Doublo shovel plows aud cultivators
very low to closo out tho lot at 11. M.
Wead's.
For first class denial work go to Dr. It.
W. Benjamin, room 1, upstairs, Marslcis
building.
Ieadoro Kice of Hice Hill is in thu city
today on business before his honor, A.
F. Stearns.
"Liye and let live" is Dr. It. W. Ben
jamin's motto. Dental work done at
bedrock pricee.
Dr. DuGas has removed his residence
to 911 Mill street, where he may be
found after oiiice hours.
Go to the Senate for an eye opener in
tht morning. Don't overlook
night cap as you retire.
A good 12 guage breech-loading shot
un to trade for wood or grain. D.
Jackson, Koseburg gunshop.
Kev. MeLaiu will preach at the Flour
noy valley school house, Friday evening,
July olst. All are cordially invited
Wheat is a very short crop this year
and wool is low also. Hardware prices
at 11. M. Wead s store are in projor-
tion to both.
Mrs. Fred Famer, who Las been vis
iting her mother in (irauU; Pass for el-v
eral weeks, returned home on last
night's overland.
W. A. McGhee of Oakland, otio of
Douglas county's beet educators, is in
the city today looking after the interests
of the public schools.
Caro Bros, closing out Kile is drawing
crowds to the Boss Store. lw prices
aud quick sales ia the order of the day.
Goods must be sold at aiiv sacrifice.
Call and see.
An ku cream social will le uiven by
the Epworth League next Friday eve
niug on the '.M. K. Church lawn. Tho
gain before they are all gone.
S. D. McKesson received a supply of
tinware, notions and furnishing goods
last week. 1 Mr.'. McKesson and his soup,
Myras aud Kldred spout several days
camping during last week.
Mrand Mrs. Geo. Stearns and hou
and daughter, Roy aud May, Miss Orva
Green. Vinuie Youinr. Sir. and Mrs. A.
G. Young, Miss Olima and Fred Gray
are rusticating at Fern camp on Hinkle
creek. We have no doubt that the fish
blackberries'aud tho like will be .imin
ished a great deal by the timo they are
ready to break camp aud return to civ
ilization. We wish them a pleasant
time.
A mass meeting was held Saturday
the evening to hear the report of the direct
ors of the Bohemia wagon road, which
proved satisfactory and the present
board of directors were retained, and
the road will ba pushed to a finish as
fast as work can do it. Parties wishing
to go into the mines will fiud a good
trail after leaving the wagon road.
L. W. Duuhaui, Ed. Settle. Geo,
Hiusdalo and S. M. Kelley returned
from San Francisco last VvednesJay,
where they went the previous wtek
with a trainload of sheep conposed of
Wears for Wui. Gillord, who was in
charge of the stock. The boys report
pleasant visit in the city. Mr. Gifford
Bhowed them many places of interest
and then put them in the hands of one
of his men, lames Waters, who filled
tho place ae guido during their several
dajs stay in Frisco. YS bile nitiug tue
jail they saw tho convicted mau, Dur
rant. Tho lwys ray he is dretfed in the
height of f.tshiou aud does not present ;
bad apHfarance. Tho bos will long re
member their visit to Friscoon ihesheej
traiu.
Miss'Maud Russell gave a lawn party
at the residence of her intents last
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ikhitdsoa baa jost received
of Cleveland bicycled. Call and
; $100 wheels.
JvJtndy Kitchen is iiead.trters
id drinks, cbrnshed fruit?, ice
and all new dnuk.
ig your job work to the I'lundeal
ce. We are piepaied to do the
it and beat work Fonth of Port-
iv at tuak-s alt fciudi of arlifi
iref gucb ae sold, platinnai and
ptate5, also rat-er anu cello-
ia. itiyaician awl Snrgeoa,
tarrfers' boildinf. Calls in
onntrv promptly answered
. . Residence. 911 Mill street,
sitittfis ! the sec nd-hand
irk-k'ij bailding, ia head
W Si. ger eewiDg machine
proceeds will ga to defray the excuse of Thursday evening to celebrate her tw en
putting in electric lights iu the new tr.first birthdv. Following is a list of
chnrch. those present Mien-s Maud Beckley
Thomas Moore, a sick tratnp, called tiertrude Courtright, Mary Medley, Lit
upon the county judgo todav for assist- zie Ccoer, Nettie F.stes, Nettie Glisson
ante to procure medicine. Mr. 3Ioore is 1 Maggie Armstrong, Maggie Raymond
a Ior on his war to Portland intending I Maud ."-jwuer. Jennie Gray, Maggie
to ship before the mast if able to reach Hogan, GraceBeckley, DeasioMjKesjon
that tort. Lura I'inkstou, Stella Hanna, Etta
Mr. Vandeveer of Olalla has sent sam- Houser. Nellie Fisher. Ruehia Ottiuger,
t.'ea of ore from his mine to the owner of Mary Raymond, Mrs. b. l. McKesson
n m;n ?n tnunhin. ..m.nir i,n MmbJ Mw. S. M. Kelley ; Mesarf
aa i u iu a aaa j'4av vvwi faavi
will move ihe same to Olalla in case, af- Marius Marcellus, ArthurJMaltby,
r and lime. To jarties
ter development, tlie mine will promise
profitable working.
(Juite a number of entries are already
made for the bicycle races nest .Satur
day, and nearly all the local wheelmen
are jmtting in their beet licks prncticin;
Now is vour opportunity. Get in trim
and cat ry oil one or more of the prizes.
There will be no services in St
George's F-piscopal Church, Rosebnrg on
ibe lit aud 2nd Snndsys' iu Atignit.
i-ervtccs will 1 resumed on Sunday,
the ICtb diy of August.
Titos. Ntit. Wilson,
Clergyman.
The Mazama excursion to Crater I jke
ICth, prom-
.jbyiheO. K.&J. snort j
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ljWBOn - : t f- j during the week of Aogust
SW J,r am! esamine lii ! Jo L-e a huge affair, fully .00 people
Wal
lie Mahonsy, . R. Medley, Owen Suth
erlin, Louie Crouch, Harvey Mahoney
Phil Beckley, T. L. ttraves. Roby Estes
Albert E,tcs. Will Stockholm. Edward
Parker, Elmer Parker, Frank Baymoud
t'eorgo Hinsdale, Kol JleUley, lav
Parker. Wi'l Cnderwo-xl. Miss Maud
savs she old enough to vote. Giv
her the opportunity and we think she
would impioie i'. The evening was
spent in a pleasant manner and at a late
hour cake and ice cream were sjrved an
eoon after the party closed anu the vis
itors sought their various homes, wish
ing the voung hostess happy returns of
the dav. Tniuiv
NOTES OF INTEREST.
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aijs ciiitii-. wtclitw and
re glasses. Cbeatmr than ever
ia;tnia city.
. Hoxie sells floor at 75c and SOo a
id 10 poands of lard for 75 cents.
h'iiilJ take advantage oi tiiese
id pre him thL patronage.
4tnbunc ia still on top. He
foli sTocfc of clwice ntuf-ic, mU
lmrnti, violin, guitars, accord
violin strings t-f njt quality
and.
iig in tailiitery wiil go at re
utt until ever) thing is Suid.
. eee and get a new hat More
ebewbere.
ll!:, L. A. B.MIU).
errj' the jeweler has 1 1 carat
- d ladies watche-) now on 3ale.
jduced Irun: 125 to $15, decidel
a. Don't faii to esamiue them
. purchasing elaew here,
sa having second hand stoves,
on, etc, lor nale can receive the
t cash price by calling upon N.
, the luxnitnre and supply dealer,
JJ -23 Jackson street Itoeeburg, Or.
, ack Abraham, gents furnisher, keeps
ilurbe9t goods and latest of every thing
.u his line, and aells them at a lower
prits than any of bis cointtilors. He
uo sella boots and ehoea at aHtonishing
i w prices.
Good past urease tor atovc at reason
aide rates by the month. All stock
taken abaolntely aud entirely at
owner's risk in overy particular, tor
particulars enquire of J. M, Shafer
Roberta creek .
Place to Kent Containing '! acres,
good boose and barn and all necessary
cat bflilding?, good orchards and fine
garden spot, in the city limits. Good
garden partly in and balance plowed and
ready for pla'ntiug. I. F. Rice it Co.
The cheap rates of five dollars cabin
and two-fifty strago including meals
and berth are still in effect on the O. R.
& K. (Vs. steamers from Portland to
San Francisco.
Steamer leaves Portland every five
days.
Dr. R. W. liebjamin, late of thedental
college at Atlanta Ga., has htteit up
dental rooms in the Marsters block,
where lie is prepcred to do do first class
work in all the lalea improvements,
Crown and bridge worjc, gold and porco
lain crown, fillings and extraction of
t3eth at hard-time prices and all work
guaranteed. Remember, room 1 , Mars
ters' block.
;oldjleing expected to join it. The fare
irein .ue-iiorii or .smaui to tne l-ate
and return is very reasonable only
$7.50, including 50 pounds of baggaje
Samson French, the Nasly of Binder,
on the famous Cow creek, vrheie health
is the heritage of all who dwell there by
reason of the purity oi its waters and
mountain air impregnated with the
aioma emanating from the 11 r, pine and
spruce, came down from that region to
dav and is interviewing hie many friends
in Douglas count 's capital on the das-
ic I'nipqua.
ASTORIA REGATTA.
Meld
Greatest Week of SporLs Ever
in the Pacific Northwest.
Astoria will nolo its tliiril annual re
gatta during the week of August 1S-22
which will include the State Firemen's
tournament. The battleship Oregon will
be in the harbor duriug the week, and
one ot the leatures will bo an ocean race
between two of the fastest schooners on
the Pacific coast. Astoria is making
great preparations for the event, and ex
jects to entertain at least 10,000 people.
The Bicycle Races
The Fishery Picnic.
Yeiterday a number ol yonn f ilks of
Rcseburg went to the fishery at the con
lluence o! the I'mpquas and had a gay
time, lue iamous ground is a lovely
place, affording the best advantages for
rural enjoyments. The scenery is fine.
The coming Itogethcr of I he two river?,
the placid South mingling her waters
with the boisterous North river, then
llu'Aiug on in peaceful embrace, while
the mountains rise majestically on the
west, forun a scene worthy the paint
er's brush, and if correctly painted truo
to nature would immorlalizo the paint-
er s name, vt ogive neiow a nsi oi mo
names of those who picnicked at tho
fishery yesterday :
Misecs Mabel Van Bureii, Anna Tal
bot, Helen Smith, Emma Fisher, Selina
Belli!?, Mae Fisher, Emma Smith, Laura
Fiekcrt, Sume Ollivant.aud Bolle Raney
of Philomath. Messrs. Paul .igler,
Harry Slccum, Dale Willis, Charley
Perry, Stanley Kidder, Bert Benjamin,
Nat Curry and l:o Wiiuberly.
Sheep dip nt Marstorb'.
For u good 5-cent cigar call on Mra.N.
Boyd.
Wood taken on subneriptiou ut thiB
ollico.
Get your school books at MurstorB'
drug Btoro.
For firat-clasa duiilistry go to Dr. Little-
of Oakland.
Solid silver tea and table iuhwiis nt
Salzmau'u.
Prices marked in plain figures at the
Racket Storo.
Puro frosh groceries and low prices at
Caeebeer'a grocery.
Harnosa of all kinda nt low pricep at
. W. Woodward's.
Key West, imnorted uud doiuostiu
cigars at tho Roseleaf.
An uxcellont line of toilet soapa at
Marsters' Drug Store.
For Sale. Old papers, nt this office,
at 25 cents per hundred.
Nobby suits and lotest styles at Little
Jack's. Prices very low.
All styles nnd qualities of hatsat Abra
ham's. Bedrock prices.
llavo vou seen the latest in ladies' aud
geuta' watches at Salzman's.
Buy your silverwaro at Salzmau's and
get tho best at tho lowest prices.
Country ntoduco ol all kinds bought
and sold at Cosebeer's grocery etoro.
Parties wantinc a cood reliable man
for light work, very cheap, call at this
office.
Save money by purchasing your hats,
shirts, ties and underwear at Jack
Abraham's.
Jewelry, watches, diamonds, gold pens
and optical goods at tho lowest prices at
Salzman's.
A few cases good substantial boots at
reduced prices to close them ou, at H.
Stanton's.
Leather susnenders. the latest and
beat suspenders out, at Richards Cash
Racket Store.
Dr. Havnes does crown and bridge
work and cuarantees the eaine Don't
forget the number.
Wanted A man to cut 100 corda of
fir wood. Price 75. Apply to O. an
Zile, Brookside.
At Oakland, T. L.Graves is authorized
to receivo and receipt for subscription to
the Plaikdealku.
You can mst the best ice cream iu
quantities nt the Kandy Kitchen cheap
er than you can make it.
To Trade A good voung work hoise
for wood, hay or grain. Leave word at
Richards Cash Racket Store.
Casebeer the crocer, comer Jackson
and Washington, keeps the beat grocer
iea. Try him and be convinced.
Laruest stock of fancy chairs at Alex
ander & Strong's, ever brought to Rose
burg and at prices lower than ever.
Djn't eat adulterated cream candy that
cornea from tho wholesale houses. Get
it clean and fresh at the Kandy Kitchen
Two thoroughbred largo white Cochin
young roosters to exenango ior any
other large thoroughbreds. Inquire
this office.
T. M Stubblelield, boot aud shoe
maker opiKisite the deot, does first
class work at Hard times prices. Give
him your atroiiage.
N. Rice, at his ware rooms ou Jackson
opi-osite Marks iron ironl, naa ciioice
iiouseboUl lurniture ana tin ware ai
prices to suit tne times.
Tako notice. Dr. lcimmiti, the dent
ist, is permanently located ami guaran
tees all his work. Give him a call aud
examine wort: and prices.
T.nii;,4 urn von in ter'ect health? If
not, why not try tho great homo remedy, !
Viavi. .Mrs. lierry is agent ior uougias
county and will fill all orders promptly.
If von don't want to sutler with corns
and bunions, have your boots and shoes
made at L. Lansenburg d. Uepainng
neatly and promptly done
For a eood hat. stylish and cheap, call
on Wollenberg & Abraham, whoso stock
embraces all grades ot beau gear.
Buv your summer suits aud hats of
Little Jack. He sells the beet quality of
goods and latest styles at prices lower
than the lowest.
Shirt waists in all colors, 3iid also
white cambric waists, lauudered, at
prices to suit tho times.
Mis- L. A. Baiiui.
The Square Deal 6toie has just opened
up a beautiful line of W. L. Douglas
shoes, which prove to be the best shoes
made. Come and inspect them.
For a nobby suit of clothes, call on
Jack Abraham. Ho can suit yon, boih
as to quality of goods aud prices. Don't
fail to call on him before you buy.
I am prepared to offer lumber or wood
at reduced prices. I am taking in lum
ber and wood on old accounts and in
trade for goods. T. K. Ricii.vi:uo..
X. Rice, one of our enterprising furni
ture dealers has now on sale a fine lot of
furniture of tho latest stylo anu finish
Give him a call before purchasing else
where. Mrs. G. W. Rapp will continue to
buy and ship fresh salmou from Win
chester or Wilbur to Portland as hereto
fore and pay the highest market prices
for same. Address postoltlce box 123.
Notice is hereby given to the public
by the undersigned that I do not allow
dead animals to be buried on my prem
ises, at Rosoburg, Oregon, or garbagr
dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken
therefrom, unless tho party taking sand
or gra vol first contract with me for the
right to so do.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac
cording to law. Aakon Rosk,
Rosoburg. Oregon, March 17lh, 1S'J5.
aro13ros'.
M. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Room 2, Marsters Bulldlnc, - E02BBUES, UR.
S-BuftincM before the U. H. Land OIRra amt
mimiiR eaten a specialty.
Late Eccclvcr U. H. Land Oflck.
GIOKGE M. UKOWN.
Sacrifice Sale
Now in Progress.
JgROWN & TTJSTIN,
Attorneys-at-Law,
ltouiux7audK
Ta A WiIon Block. K08XB 0 KG. OK.
"Yy B. WILLIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will nracticc in all the conrta ot th Stato. (71-
Bee in the Court Hoaae. DoagUa roentj. Or.
The McClallen.
This popularjhouse has been renovated
from top to bottom. The sleeping rooms,
51 iu number, are newly papered and
painted in the lateet approved styles of
the art. Theparlors are large, airy and
tastefully decorated aud furnished. Tho
dining room ia nicely decorated, but the
tables are more so with what makes
a hungry soul glad ; waiters all atten
live and hostess accomodating. The
rooms are lighted by electric lights
throughout, thus lessening the liability
ot fire. The arrancemeuts are com
plete and most conducive to the comfort
of guests.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice ie hereby given to all parties
holJing Douglas county warrants in
dorsed prior to February lo, li'JJ, to
piesent the same at tho trcis titer's cjffice
n the court house for pay merit as inter
est will cease ther;oii after Ihe date of
this notice.
Dated this the loth day of July, lb9i,
at the City of Rose'mrg, Douglas county,
Oregon. Wji. A. Fkatlii.
County Treasuier.
NEW FEED STORE
CAWLF1ELD & CAWLFIELD
Have just opened a Drst-class Feed Store and
hare on hund n larce invoice of the best
Eoicburc and Valley Flour, Baled Hay, Grain
and Feed of all kinds. AH nurcbaps delivered
free. Cor. Cass and Rose Street.
r a cjTnTJT.TawE'n'K!
Attorney at Law,
Koteburg, Oregon.
Office oyer the Fottofflco on Jin treat.
"y W. CABDWELL,
Attorney at Law,
R0SZS0K8, OREfreN.
m :Ma!lrsa?ec
La Fatxtte Lass.
JANE & LOTJGHARY,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Roaebnrg, Ortyn.
ViM or art ice in all the eonita sf Ortrtm. flf-
Bee in the Taylor-WUaon block.
G. W. KRUSE
THI
GKOCKK,
406 Jackson St.,
One door south P.O.
Choice Teat, Coffees,
Tobaccos and Cigars,
And every thins else in
the Grocery line.
Highest JlarKet Paid for Country Produce.
Give him a call and be convinced.
A TRICK
to turn straw into paer, our way.
Straw hals carried over are not worth a
song We jumble our few hata li gether.
Kadi we propose to turn into a dollar
till. If the proiioiition strikes vn e
might Le induced to take nlver. You
the hat. J. AisK.ui.iM,
Jaclsuu street.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
GEOOERS.
:: TEAS
A SPECIALTY.
Caro IJro.-;. j
Munt sell their immense fctoek inside
of sixty "lay?, regardless oi foat. If any!
one wishes to get bargains tV.ey must;
call oon, 'as they mean business. This'
is no humbug. If you doubt their word,
call and Le convinced.
A iteUl bland jf unadulterated Tea.
r-riic
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0. E. & M.
COPPBE
Ia hatio a large sale "ew atylta
Glass and Delf Ware
L" M' SI ILL, 1.' ll.
jninhiu lu- j-rices. Our on
Toma ova are very popular.
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JCM L. LeDXjrKT
E.
D. STBATFOBD,
Attorney at Law,
Rooms a and 4
Taylor A Wilson Block.
BOJCBCM, 9Jt
J-SRA BROWN, M. D.
OFFICE, Utj JsckQ atrcit, at res
idence of Mra. J. BfKr.
KOeEBCKB, 3K.
L. BRADLEY, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Office Iloun, fiom 12 to 3 t.n.
ra) lor iWiUon Brick
R03EBUJTB.
F.
R. COPFMAN,
Physician and Surgeon
(U. 3. Examining Surgeon.)
OFFICE: Konrna 6 and 7 llantem' BaiHiaa.
Residence, First door South of Mrs. Currier
Boarding House.
Snccial attention to Snrrrr tV
Diseases of Women.
N.
J. OZIAS, 7H. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
K0EB0R9, OR.
Office iu a. Marts & Co.'a Block, njatalti.
CaUs promptly anawcrcd day or nljht.
Y Lu MILLER, M. D.,
Surgeon and Homoeopathis
Physician,
Hoseburg, Oregon.
"Chronle dlaeaaea a ciAlVj.
"yiLL. P. HEYDON,
County Surveyor,
and Notary Fabitc.
Omcx: In Court Haoir.
onlers for Survc-ring and Field SeteiAfgCJ
bo addressed to ill r. Hejdon, Coaatj tu
vejor, Roseburg.Or.
We arc always in the Lead, and mean to
keep there.
Low Utiles to all Eastern Cities
OCEAN DIVISION.
rORTI.ANl) SAN FKAStlifO.
jtcnmerfc leave Ainsworth itoct, l'on'.Hud.at
p. m.. every rive day. Cabin. ".&). -U-erage,
ttOO. '
For full details call on or addre
V. C. L'JXUON.
S-ut. UoM-l'Ur. Oregon, or nddres1-
w. 11. iri7iiiJHL-n'i
tieiieru: l'av.:tKcr .U'tu:, 1 r!'..r.:d. OrcsniL
' Tne Golden Harvest is upon us, and farm
er- are smiling localise Wootlward
loo to their intcrcat.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
SSSKiGY HARNESS
Full Trimmed
TEAM HARNESS
lV.ohe are ail Leather and Warranted.
SADDLES
At Reduced Prices.
Consult your purse and bo sure and sei
Woodward before buying.
W. il WOODWARD
Resolutions.
I!oHKi!i:r.(., July lb, IS'JO.
Win the undersigned committee, have
Iceu apjwiutcd by ltenn Toet, No. ""J,
(J. A. K., to draft resolutions 011 the
muster-out of Comrade T. A. Askew,
who left us to join the lirand Army
at Koseburg, August Ut, are causing I above on July 10, IS'JO, submit the fol
considerable excitement. There will bel lowing resolutions:
ood rideta from tho north and south IIWiieui:a, By tho death of Comrade
who exjicct to carry away the prizes, as I Askew the family havo loet a loving hue
the prize a are all good and valuable ones. I baud and father and Iteno Tost a good
Tho gold med dElias been received and is and faithful comrade, it is herohy
one of the finest ever giyen in Douglas Hexohed, That Iteno I'ost hereby ex
county. Tho silver cup is also a beauty, tend their deeiest sympathy to tho be-
All the prizes are now on exhibition at reaved family.
T. K. Hichardson's muiic store. Ilctvhcd, That a copy of these resold
JIc3srs. Hunt and Green, the old men tions bo furnished to the family, and
cycle riders, will be on hand anu com
pute for the prize mentioned, and tho
flve-milo raco will bo hotly contested
from beginning to end.
Entries are coming in already, and all
competitors are requested to make en
tries as early as possible. Address
T. K. Kicuardkox,
Koseburg, Or.
also to the Plaindkaluk for publication,
and finally
Refilled, That these resolutions be
placed on tho minutes of the Tost.
Wji. I'tnitY,
A. O. FAItSONH,
M. McCoy.
Lime and sulphur at Marsters'.
Notice to the Traveling Public.
Mrs. Moore, tho proprietor of tho Pri-
vato Hoarding House, formerly known as
the Farmers Hotel, ou Lane street, one
block east of the depot, has acquired thu
reputation of being one of the best cater
ers in tho city. Meals 13 cents; board
and lodging 1.30
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
dold Aledal, Midwinter Fair.
CREAM
baking
PffltVER
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
K&pieH tntlni leave FortiAml 'inly.
South " ! " "
h:,'i6r. 1 i.v. - l'oriUud - Ar.
55 A. M. I.v. - Kusetmre - I.v.
10: li ..M. I Ar. - San Franemt i.v.
i Surlily 1
VIO . V
tl in r. x.
C:l r. m.
Above trains ttori at Iiit Tortlaiid. Orecon
City, WtHidburn, J-nlcm, Turner, Marlon. Jeffer
son, Albany. Allmuy Junction. Tancent
SlieiMs, HaNey, IlarriOnir, Junction City,
lrvlUR. fcuiteiie, Creei!, lram. ami all slallous
Irom Koebur;; to Aslilaud Inclusive
Itoscliurjc .Tlnil Dnilj ,
S.3JA.
5io r.
I I.v.
Ar.
- Portland
Koscburs
Ar.
i.v.
I w r. m
S.IOa. M.
.Salem I'asscnncr Ually.
4 .00 IN M. , I.V. -6:15
r. M. I Ar. -
Portland
Saleui
Ar.
Lv.
10.15 A. M.
.N-00 A. M.
iiimm: c.vits ocm:. itun:.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
ANU
ki:r4m. class M.i:i:i'iMi cahs
Attached to nil TbrouRh Trains.
West Side Division.
Itftivccn I'lirtlmiil ami Coryallis
Jlail train dally (except Sunday).
7.30 a.m.
12 l.r r. m.
I l.v.
I Ar.
Portland
Corvallis
Ar.
I.v.
:40r.M
1 :00 r. m
H. G, STANTON
Ila? jiut received a new and extemive stock o
DRY : GOODS
CUNSISTIXO OF
Ladies Press Goods, Kiblwus, Trimmings,
Laces, Etc., Etc.
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF-
HOOTS AISI SHOES
Ot the beat quality and finish.
GROCERIES ,
Wood, Willow and Glass Ware,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc.
AW un hand In Urge quantities and at price to
jnit the times. Atxo a large stock ot
: Custom-Made Clothing
W.F
V 8.
BRIGGS,
Deputy Mineral Sarrbyer
and ISotary rnhric.
Omcx: County Jail BaildTay. np stlin.
'Wm Special attention oaid to Traaf era aait
Conveyances.
Address, ROSEBURt SR.
FK0M TERMINAL OU INTERIOR MINTS
The) Northern) piciFigi
RAILROAD
U the Line to Take
To all Points East and Seal
t is the DIKING CAR ROUTE. Itrnsi UrBJ
VESTLBDLED TRAINS XVX&T DAT
IN THE YEAR to
8T. PAUL and CHICACO
IVO CRAKGZ OF CAXS)
Compotid ol Dining Cart Unsorpat.
Pullman Drawing Rtm Stttptri,
01 Latnt EninsmiKi.
ToimisT sL,i;iai: cars
Best that can ho constructed in
which accommodation! are bflth FRKE
and FURNIBHED to holders of Pint or
Second-class Ticket,, and
EL.ECANT DAV COli:Hl
A Continuous Line councctin; with All Lia.
aQordius Direct and Uninterruptii Serrlcr.
Pullman Sleeper a-serrations can tu tscarcd i
advance through any acut ol the ros4.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
ol Oregon Central t Eastern railroad.
Exprt.-s train dally (except Sunday).
4
Which is offered at coat price.
select stock ot
A full and
: to v. M.
rssr. m.
I Lv.
I Ar.
Portland
MeMlnvillo
Ar.
I.v.
V23 a. M.
5,M . M. '
Throiigli Tickets tu all 1'oiiw 111
tUo i:a(crii stater. Cnniula ami
Muropc cau be obtained at Iov
catratco irom (Jcri;c I'sics, Ajfent
Hoseburg.
It KOE11LER. E. P. ROdEKS,
Manager. Asst. (!. F. A Pass. Agen
PORTLAND OREGON.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Cuiutantty on hind. Alaothe
LATEST NOVELTIES IN STATlONERlf.
General agent for every variety ot suhscription
huoka and periodicals published in ths United
State. Persons wishing reading? matter of any
kind will do to give me a call.
THROUCH TICKETS To and from all rmata ir
America, England aud Europe can be purchaift
at any Ticket Office o this Company.
Full information concerning rates, time gl
trains, routes and other details furaUkeH
application to
D. 8. K. BVICK,
Local agent nt Eoscbry ,Or., or
A. D. CIIAItXTON,
Assistant General Passenior Ageat,
No. 121 First St., ror. WHihlngtoii,
PORTLAND. ORBSON.
MRS. Iff. BOTft,
DEALER IN CHOICE
Family Groceries,
DISHES,
Books and Children's Toy.
A FULL LINE OT-
Frnits, Nuts, French Candies, Cfectiwrj
Canned Goods, Coffees, Teis, Sfc
IMPORTED KEY WEST CIGARS.
CHOICE BRANDS OP CIGAK3