The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, July 30, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE PLAINDEALER, Publltliol l)Klly, eiccyl Sunday. , HKNJAMIN. 1IKKJAMI.V ... .K!ltor. ...Mnti.wr. NllliNcrliilloii KittVH. Ono Year, ly nmll Six M until:-, " Three Month " One Month ' . IV r Wrvl.. lolhrml ly Carrie ... .. i ;o TO .. 25 10 -Tlie weekly Ilitluilculcr Uho Ywr- t- 00 Month-. 1 10 Three Month 10 JULY oO. lS'JG. OUR STANDARD BEARERS. For President, WM.McKINLEY. For Vice-President, liAKKKr A. 110BAKT. For Presidential Klettors, T. T. GEKH, of Marion County. S. M. YOKAN. of Lane. K. I.. SMITH, of Wasco. J. F. CAI'LKS. of Multnomah. W. J. URYAN AND FREE WOOL TUo nool crop hist year was valued at about f TO.ftM.CW, while the yalue of the corn, wheat, auJ oils raised that )Mr, without mentioning the other crops of the farm, auioauted to 1,5S2,154.113. Three itoois of the farm atuouteJ to tweuty timed the value of the wool clip. lion. Wm. J. ISrvan in Congress, .March 16, 1W. This is a samp'c of .Mr. llryanV eco nomic ideas. Of what avail was it to the farmer, that his wheat, corn and oat crops were worth twenty ti.ues more than his woo! clip if there was no protit in the amount produced : it could be multiplied twenty times more and still it would not benefit him it there was nt a protit jer bushel. It is the profit, over and above the cOit of production, that the farmer as well as every other producer is interested in, and not the total value of the product. The wool clip in lit) I yielded a protit to the farmers . they had iomctbin over and above the cost of raising the wool; their sheep that year jre worth $2.51 lr head, flOS.OOO.tXW in all. In with a wool clip valuud at I2O.IW0.OsW, tdite a drop frosj the I70.WJ.000 of lS'Jl, the sheep left were worth il.'oS tr head and lets than iC7,O.K).( in total value. With the value of the flocks reduced from 105,(XX),COJ to $37,WO,jO0, the average price er head from $2 51 to $1.-S, the average price per jound of -koA from 17 cents to 'J cents, the farmers are not likely to heed the "foy Orator V pleas in this can-paign for free trade and free wool. His prophecies of benefit to the farmers from free wool have not ma terialized. False propheU meet Vith j cool receptions. The farmers have had tho experience and Mr. ttryan can now keep all his theories. Tliey don't pan out a cent's worth of profit. Where Am I At? Senator Thomas F. Wa teon, the pojki- j manufacture and sale of the cursed stuff, list candidate for vice president, is now The social evil, the claimed, is an out in a fix to exemplify the riealion in one j growth oi the drink habit and the wor of hia speeches in congress not long ago, ' hip of mamm-n lured by the demon of when he was ripping congressmen up j fashion. the back for their maudlin speeches. Mrs. Additon is an earnest, and at HeEaid: "Drunken speakers have de- . times an element siwaker. and. with oateu grave issues on Hie lloor, and in their maudlin rambling have been heard to ask : 'Mr. Speaker, where am I at !' " Mr. Watsoa was quite severe in hU criticisms on Uryan, and a3 a result they will not run smoothly together, we think. Mr. Watson u now in eoaiewhat th e same condition of his brother con gressmen, and may appropriately ask the ijdestioa . "Where air. I at? In the middle-of-the-road, or where am 1'."' Lumber men in the Last, in the South, ! in the West and in tho Northwest will I recall, with anything but natiefaction, j the fact that Hon. Win. J. IJryaii, the democratic nominee for president, intro- duced a bill 11. IE. S7'7 "to place rongh lumber on the free list and to re- duce the manufactures of wool.'' It was on Mar 17, H'2, that Free Trader Ilryau 1 rllPM a rtlPflllkf.r rt lltA linnaa nf ' Bcntatives, made this cirort to destroy the luinUr iuterests of the United States. 'Hie storm in Iowa. Ncbnihkn nml Dakota last Tuesday damagine etainline ' grain was immense, much utoek was i kille! and great damage was done to ' houses by hroketi windows and roofs bv hail ljeaten through. Ijjs estimateil at JCJ.OOJ at least, probably more. The corn crop in its iath is destroyed amounting to thousands of acres. Hoawfll ii. Horr of Michigan will open tho McKinley campaign at Lincoln, Ne braska, August 5th, and at 0 points in j amounted to 310,203; but under tho thestate. He will be followed in that ' free-trade orman tariff the average has statu by three other noted fctutnpspeakers, ! ocen EiH5,913 more than double the ' I'oraker and ISeri Ilutterworth of Ohio. 1 shipments made under our protective and W. Masoa of Chicago, III. tariff. In tho samo way Bradford's ex- 1 ports of woolen stuffs, which averaged If our industrial interests are to pros- 1 1 12,015 during the McKinley tariff half per, if our commerca is to be sustained, JCiirf. have increased to S732.S-I5 under extended and increased, we must cease ''be existing free-trade law. It is easy to be depeudent njwu any other nation ! ,0 understand why our woolen mills are or people for arceBH to foreign markets. 'closed. ADVERTISE OREGON. For the purposo of advertising Oregon the Pacilic Northwest Hoard of Iiniuigra tion will send a ear of Oregon products to tho Minnesota state fair,; Inch trill bo held at St. Paul, August .51tt to Septem ber fth inclusive. Kxuellent space has been received for this exhibit in tho main pavillion. During tho time of tho stale fn i the Grand Army encampment is held in St. Paul and the Knights of Pythias conclave is held in Minneapolis, so that it is expected that at least ono half million people .will view Oregon's exhibit. This lnjard will bear the entire expense of this exhibit, but it is asked that tho people of Oregon assist us to make an exhibit woithy of thestate. It is desired to exhibit grain, grass, fruit, minerals, wood, tish, wool, hops, vegeta bles, etc. Tho .Southern Pacific Hailroad Com pany will transport to this city free of charge all exhibits shipped from points alpug the O. It. .V X. Co. The local newspapers are ruitiested to offer to leceive and forward all specimens for the exhibit. The people who desire to asfist if they desire, may address Hie undersigned lor f tut her information. All specimens should be carefully packed. Local immigration societies or other organizations, or individuals, who may have printed matter for distribu tion, detcriptive ol their ;-ecttoti are ro iues'.id to send a Hipply with tlieir ex hibits, for distribution at St. Paul. We need immigration to regou, and here is an excellent oportiiuity t make known our resources and we hope that the people will give us their co-operation. All the exhibits must be here on Align.-: 22d for the car leaves here on August 23rd. Address all exhibits 'samples tor ex hibition ior the Pacilic Northwest Immi gration Hoard," Portland, Oregon. Without the words "samples for exhi bition" the package will not be carried free on the S. P. K. IJ. Editors :re requested to plea.M? take this matter up and leud us their aid in tha up building and development of our state Very respectfully yours, E. C M rt., Secretary Pjcitic Norths cat Immigra tion l.jard. .MRS. ADDITO.VS LECTURE. Mr. L. II. Ad liton of Pur;laud, lec tured at the lliptiri Church last night on Temperance to a rather light audi ence, under thi auspice of the W. C. T. C. Mrs. AdJitor. i- a very pltmsant and rea ly sjnater and handled her subject ijuite logically atid forcibly. She claim! tire dnnS habit, as fostered by the sahon, is the paramount juesticu of tha day. All others, the tariff and eil ver ueetions c jtttpari-d with the teu. perance uesiio:.. luinJUs into compar ative iusigiiiticar.te. Site :howod, by statistic, that the drink habit is costing the pple many uiilliju dullam ttiore every year in actual cash ihau the Uriff on all other articles in common nse. Then w ben we consider the k of lime to the various :udulres of the country, the sickneu that alcoholic drinks pro duce and the ext-enses atteridiug it, the ll'iuor tralic is txini- the eor!e almost beyoud endurance. And still, f-Ue taid, Christian men and women worship the Almighty dol lar a golden calf as devoutly as did the ancient Hebrews thai was irivta them by Aaron while Moses was com muning with diety on Mt. Sin.ii. So now while a few devoted W. C. T. I. are communing with to learn hoi to lead the jeople in Hie path of tenier ance, righteousness an-1 the judgment to come, the masses : bowinir down before and taj in liwinage to the Al mighty dollar. Moral suasion, she said, is good, but to become most effective, it must be hacked up by the law prohibiting tha all. is quite good lookiug and presents her ideas in a very plausible as ell as logical way. The N ote. The ollicial vote of regou for repre sentative to congress, tupreme judge and district attorneys. oRt. Ut Diatriil. W. S. Vauderlnirg Thos. II. Tongue. . .111,355 . 1..13C N. C. Chritteuseu. . Toriguo'a plurality twcowl Dtor.. i -Martin tuiuii IL H. Northrup Kerclier IL Ellis - Uenuetl 10,003 ..12,23V .. S.SO' I to .52,017 .. 7,09V II. Jo I i JoC,h Uafton I i0i, UurniHl 'U.S. IVan... ! 20,135 . 1S.023 . 10,151 S-3.200 '!-'J,,'a I'lurality H.310 lMri t Attorney. W. E. Yates. 7,515 J. M. Upton.. 0,1 15 L'V-HJO Yale's majority 1,070 Under thc.McKinley tarill" the average half-yearly exports of worsted coatings from Bradford to the United States TELEGRAPH NEWS The Sale Confirmed. Milwal'kul', July 27 The salu of properties of tho Northern Pacific Com pany was confirmed by Judgo Seamon, of tho United States court, today. Tho decreu provides as soon ns deeds have been executed tho receivers shall give possession to purchasers. While the bids for the three parcels were up to tho amounts specified in thu decrees of Kale, $ 12,500,000, this sum by no means repiesents what tho compauy will have to pay for tho property. In addition to tho other obligations that are imposed, tho purchaser is required to py to tho bondholders of 13S of tho sec ontl general second mortgage bonds, tho sunt of $1000 for each bond, together witl the coupons and interest that may bo due; to the holders of 15'J of tho third mortgagu bonds, tho sum of (50 per bond of W0J, and In the holders of 750 of tho consolidated inortgago bonds, $350 per bond of $100J. The sum of $250 will bo paid to the Farmers' Loan A-Trust Company in trust for the holders of one of the collateral trust notes of the face value of $1000. Tho purchaser niuBt also pay all the costs and expenses of the sale, together with the compensation of Sccial Maater Cirey. Thirty days is ihu time within which the purchaser must comply with the terms of the sale. Ninety days are allowed for lite purchaser to examine the existing contracts and leases and elect which to accept or reject. Latest News From Cuba. II man. July 2i. The police have .raptured a collection of maps of the islaud, highly colored, showing the sup posed insurgent headquarters inCubitas, xne reoei nag au-i picturing various chiefs of the insurrection. The maps tear the imprint of a Barcelona firm. Tiie Havana etaiiotier, I Km Fernandtz, in whose posicsdon they were found, waa arrested. .arcisso i.o-iriguez lorres, who was court-martialed here, will be shot in the Cabanas fortrcts today Wednesday. In Havjua province several government foraging parties scut out from Batanao, tan I-eltco and Aguacete, report success lui operations agaiutl various insurgent camps of minor imiMjrlauce. The reb els' cattle and other effects were teized Skirmi-h tlriug continues along the tro- cha. From Piuar del Kiojiemral Bex na! rejorts that he captured ihe rebel pDiiticns at Pozo del Medio and burned the camp of the insurgent chief, Yerous Benul secured 30 l eecs ai.d a great quantity of tobacco. A .Madrid dit-palch to LI liiario EI Marina, sas the Argentine ltepublic re futes to cede to the pauish government the two battle shipw ncaring completion at Genoa, Itslv. RIDDLE. Wy are having moat ilelightfal ilavs. Oregon is here)f again. . Threshing will bt--iu in this vicinity next week uie a number from Mjrtle Creek and Catiouville attended the Woodmen social Saturday night. Miss irace Kiddle h visitiug Mre. I.-gdon at Table Creek this week. J. L. Scott and Ernest Kiddle aro prospecting on West Fork this week. tj'fitc a party from Kiddle, Mr. and Mrs. I.ce Catching, Mrs. I ona Catching, Mrs. Kuby Bogue, Miss I'-ell Pruner, Miss Anna Bogue and Ed. Gillispic are camped in the canyon and picking blackberries this week. Mr. Chadw ick and si iter of the Hirer side farm attended the s.cial Saturday night. Mi. itilaioro and her father have moved to town, into the house formerly orcupied by George Prater and wife. Mr. Froggettand Miss Lena Willis re turned to Koseburg the 20th instant. The Woodmen social was a grand suc cess. They took in $20,50. Mrs. Dr. Bunnell, Miss Kate Fullertou aud Lillie Stanton of Koseburg are en joying a pleasant ieitwith Mrs. Addie Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Chadwick were do ing business in'Kidille Tuesday. ur school will commence here the let of September. Ed. Laswjll and famil of Coos county aro visiting relatives here. Emp. List summer one of our grand child ren was sick with a severe bowel trouble. Our doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh'i a Kemedy, which gave very speedy relief, We regard it as the best medicine ever put on the market for bowel complaints. Mrs. E. t. Urcgory, Frederickstown, Mo. This certainly is tho best medicine ever put on tho mar ket for .dysentery, summer complaint, colic at:d cholera infantum in children. It never fails to uive prompt relief when uted in reasonable time aud the plain printed directions are followed. Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it has ell'ected. For sale by A. C. Mareter A Co. Condensed Testimony. Ciis. B. Hood, Broker and Manufact urer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. King's New Discovery haB no equal as a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown, Prop. M. James Hotel, Ft. Wavne. Jnd.. testifies that he was cured of a Cough of two years landing, caused by Li Grippe, by Dr. King's New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Baldwins ille, Mass., says that he has ii3e d ami recommended it and never knew it to fail and would rather have it than any doctor, because it always cures. Mis. Hemming, 222 E. 25th, St., Chicago, always keeps it at hand and has no fear of Croup, because it instantly relieves. Freo Trials Bottles at Marstcr's Drug Store. Hoard of Equalization Notice. Notico is hcroby given that tho Board of Equalization of Douglas county, Ore gon, will meet in tho office of tho County Clerk of Said county, in the court house in the cily of Koseburg, Oregon, on Monday, tho 31st day of August, IS'JO, and will continue in ses sion until Saturday, September f, IS'JO, to publicly exnuiiuu the assessment rolls and correct all errors in valuation, description or qualities of laud lots or other property. Now, theiefore, all parties who may be aggrieved by reason of valuation, description, or otherwise, as to their nsscaamont, will take notice of tho meeting of said Board of Equali zation, at said time and place, and make due complaint to said Board of Equalization, otherwise their assess ment will stand as made by the asses sor. Dated July 0th, IS-jiS. J. A. Srciti.ixt-., Assessor for Douglas County. The Bicycle Races at Koseburg, August Ht, are :au-itig considerable excitement. There will be good riders from the north aud south who expect to carry away the prizes, as the prizes aie all good and valuable ones. Tho gold nied illhae been received aud is one of the finest ever given in Douglas county. The silver cup is also a beauty. All the prizes are now on exhibition at T. K. Kichardson's music store. Messrs. Hunt and Green, the old men cycle riders, will be on hand aud com pete for the prize mentioned, and the live-mile race will b; hotly contested from beginning to end. Entries are coming in already, and all competitors are requested to make en tries as early as os-ib!e. Address T. K. Kicn tti)-ox, Koseburg. ( ir. In the vicinity of Boquet, WestJiore land Co., Pa., almost any one can tell you how to cure a lame back or stiff neck. They dampen a piece of tlannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and laud it on the affected parts and in one or two days the truuble has disappeared. This same treatment will promptly cure a paiu in the side or chest. Mr. E. M. Frye, a prominent merchant of Boquet, speaks very highly of Paiu Balm, and bis recommendations have had much to do with making it Hpnlar there. For sale by A. lyliamocriaiii s Lugii liemeuy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It is plt-asant, eafc and reliable. For sale by A. C. Marsters .t Co. For jour Protection. Catarrh "Cum -' t Touk-s for Catarrh in liquid iWiu to In t ik u iut'-nially. tiuaUy contain eith- r 3b-r iir- r Iodide of IVta-.-a. t lth. which ar- it iousif too long Uki u. Catarrh i-a b .i) I. '. a blocJ disoB-. oau-l I y Middom h-.i.i to cold or damp eathvr. It M.irt-in th uoai passages. nfTn t ing y-s ninl l Un at . Cold in iho Uoail ,m ixr 1- Jl- w 'f mutu. aud, if r- j- .i:- dly m-glort' -1. tho re sults of catarrh will follow : ovt n- au m the head, a rooriug -4-uud iu tbo ear-, led breath, aud cftciitimes an otl,-nive dis charge. The remedy i-h'-uldlio quick to allay inaammatiouaudheal themomUnme. Ely's Cream Balm is the ackaow lodged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury Mr any injurious draj. Price, 50 ceau. To the Public. On and after thi; date, I w ish it under stood that my terms for all undertaker's goods are cash w ith the order. 1 find it impossible to do business on a credi basis, and belive that I can do better by my patrons and myself by selling strictly for cash. P. Benedick, Undertaker. Roeeburg, Ore., April 12, 1305. l-'or 0cr rifly Vcnift. As Ulo a'D Well-Tcied Kemedy. -Mis ( inlow' Joolhln; .-nip ha Iven aed for otct ally yean by millions ol mothers for their chlMrtn while teethin;, with reflect -ucce. It soothes the child. Mittens the gui, V.n all pain, cures wlnil colic. 1 Is th be-t remedy tor Diarrhaa. Is plecjin: to the taste. !ii by Jroc;it3 In every part of the worM. Twenty arc centj a Uttlle. Its alue l- iiK-alruiable. Be sure anJ ak ht Mr. Window's oolhing Syrup, anil take no other inl. 'Liverine. "Liverine," manufacturetl by tho An chor S Chemical Co., the great layer, Kidney and Constipation cure. An in fallible remedy for all curable lorms of diseases of those organs. The greatest knows remedy for Indigestion. Try it. For salo at M. F. Kapp's drug store, Koseburg, Oregon. The Central House. W. II. Gordon is now the proprietor of this popular house. The table will be supplied with the best in the market, good beds aud courteous treatment. Meals 15 cents, aud beds the same rate. A, Snap For Some One. A small business paying HO ter lent iu the city of Koseburg, for sale cheap for cash. Good location, good building have private reasons for telling. Ad dress S, care of Pi.aimiku.ki:, Koseburg. To Trade. - Two lots in Marshlield for hogs. Two und one half lots in North Ku.-e burg, for stock ; hack or buggy in part payment. Call on I. F. Kice A Co. HI IB i) . Gen.T.J. Thorp VT Till Ol'EKA IIOI -l August 3d & 4th, Al 7 HI 1'. M "K7VYERICFvlN IS7VY-" All lowr of inir Free Anii-ru .in lnsMiituii -lioul.l ;itti n.l wltliout fiiil How's This? ( Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. OiKNur & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Choney for tho last 15 years, aud Le- lieyo him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and finaiu ialty able to carry out any obligations made by thoir firm. Wnsr .t Ti!i , Wholesale Druggist?, Tolodo, O. W.W.Ill.VO, KlNN'AN & .M.lltW.V, W'liolrt- sale Druggists, Toledo, ( . Hall's Catarrh Curois taken internally acting directly upon tho blood atd mu cous surfaces of the pjstem. Testimon ials sent free. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Mrs. Khodiu Noah, of this place, was taken in tho night with crampii.g pains and the next day diarrho'i set in. Sho took half a bottle ol blackberry cordial but got 110 relief. She then sent to mo to see if I had anvthini? that would belt) her. I sent her a bottle of Chamber- Iain s Colic C holera and Diarrmra Kem edy and the first dose relieved her. An other ol our neighbors had been sick lor about a week and had tried different remedies for diarrho-a but kept getting worse. I sent him this same remedy. Only four doses of it were required to cure him. He says he owes his recovery to this woiilerful remedy. .Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidnev. Mich. For sale by A. C. Marsters. County Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holding Douglas county warrants in dorsed prior to February IS, 1S02, to present tho same at the treasurer's office 11 the court house for payment as inter est will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated this the loth day of Jnly, lbOO, at the City of Koseburg, Douglas county, Oiegon. Wm. A. Fuatek. County Treasurer. Lumber for Sale, or Trade. If you have hay, grain, bacon, beef cattle or a good buggy you wieh to trade for lumber, or if you wish to buy a bill of first cla?s tir or cedar lumber, you wil save money to call on Otto A. Am.1'K Comstoik. Oregon. WOMEN'S 1 FACES er. fade and wither with tine; me Dioom 01 the roso is only known to the health v woman's cheek. The nerv ous strain caused by the liilments and pains peculiar to tho sex. and the labor and worry of rearing " a laniuv, can o:ica be traced by the lines in the woman's face. Dull eye, the sallow or wrinkled face and thoe "feelings of weakness" have their rie in the derangements and irregularities peculiar to women. The functional de ranfceraentj, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses of women, can be cured with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For the young rrfrl just enterine womanhood, for the mother and those about to become mothers, and later in 'the change of life." the " Prescription " is just what they need ; it aid nature in preparing the system for the change. It's a medicine prescribed for thirty years, ia the diseases of women, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to tho Invalids Hotel and Surgical Insti tute.at Buffalo. N Y Dr Pierce's FavoriU Prescription will cure the chronic inffimma.. tionofthe lining membranes which cause such exhausting drains upon the svstem. It cures nervous prostration, sleeplessness, faintness, nervous debility and all disorders arising from derangement of the femalt organs and functions. Mrs. Jessie Wit li ms. of V.iawi Lant &., vrrrcn wrues : i ws sick for ortr thrt years with blind diny fcll, palpitatica of the heart, piin in the bacl: and ntd. xaJ t times would have uch a weak tired feel log when I first got up in the morning ami at times nervous chills. The physician dif fered a. to what my dieae was. but none of them did me anv good. As soon as I commenced taking Dr Pierce" Favorite Pre KTiptioa. I began to get better ; could deep Mrs VCilliams. welt nights, and that had. nervous fliag and tat pain ia my back soon left me I can walk f tver al milea without getting tirr.1. I took ia all three botues of -Prescription and twoof Discovery" FOR Pure Drugs aa to ; j A. C. flARSTERS & CO.,! Dltl'tiCIS'l'S. ' OILS KND GLHSS STATIONERY AND MKLL PHPER :hoice perfumeries AND TOILET ARTICLES. BlackweSTs LL W Y m ntV f.nl oni cnum ir., i ii ; norc g Buy a 14 r-Ml tlurnini a i.t U r to cm Sacrifice Sale Now in Progress. 7of in. r. Kapp, LEADING PERSCRIPTION DRUGGIST, Jackson Street, Koseburg, Oregon. 5 - Patent Medicines, Perfumeries. Toilet Articles. IZIQLER& PATTERSON, Depot Grocers DEALERS IX ALL KINDS OF sSTAPLE . AND . FANCY . GROCERIES.- COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. I Give us a rail. Goods delivered to Corner Lane & Sheridan Streets. The Collins House First Street ea-t of Deift. one block uo.tl.. First Class $1.00 per Day House. Kccently re' odeled, renovatetl and refurnisl'.etl T- KKICU AND LIVERY STAUI.K IX CONXIXTIOX. -1 EW 1ND ID IE 1 srrv coujtaiuly.on hand New and Second Hauu 1. .vdj o4 Ai. K. i l- we will ikll ftt.llarvl Times Price-. Uivc u a call and Iv. convince!' iec - I Hand Goo-ls Bought and Sold. iVLIE PILKINGTON, Successor to . W. NOAIl.l General Blacksmith in g rROTTlNQ AND RUNNING PLATES A SPECIALTY. RKI'AIKINU OF ALl. KINDS PROMPTLY DONE. SIiop.ou Corner WasUtUKtou R0SEBURG Marble and Granite Works, I W. Marine Estimnfc T?i-T;c.t, n .estimates iuirmshed ou all OHlce aud Salesroom. :7n out Htrect. 1 This the 1 very best Smoking Tobacco made Genuine 1 Is ; ttwl 'Tf I'lpon i.vM each i ounce boff. y.Mjr sti.tr f In prewiU. S J A COMPLETE LINE qr I Holliday I Goods 5 Gentlemen, p 5 Ladies 1 and Children. a ruv part of the City iu short order. KOSEBURG, OREGON. HEMDRICK'S BLOCK OPPOSITK DKPOT. ami Kauc St.. KocUuvk- AGHISON k CO., Proprs. IVulersiu sit kinds of and Granite Nonunieiits and Headstones, Portland Cement Curbine JFitv Cemetofv Lots. kiuds of Cemetery Work