TI3 PLAINDBALER
.M'tjusr s. 1390.
u. s.
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.
liAKOMBTKR
RotBCsa, Ore., Auk 2, 1896.
)5 . m. 1'aclUc time 30.0S.
i i. m. 1'aciUc time- m.W.
Maximum tciHtture, TJ.
Mininum temperature. .""..
K&lufaU lor the 4 hours ending 5 p. ci., o.
Total rainfall sIbto 1st ot month, 11.
Average rainfall tor this month for i9 years,
(total raltibiU finis Sept 1, Is, to Jute, a..H.
Average rainfall Itwu S. pL 1, to date, 31.57.
AcounutitUri excess from Sept. 1, 1SW, to
tUU.
WcnMtw proiptuUoa for W wet seasons,
Vi.e HVMther Burn itittilaycd tvpreaeut the
tonvt M'lyiK o the Jl hours ending at S
rj. to-morrow. (1! more than one klud ot
weather is predicted lor that period, the condi
tions 8rl named in the forecast will be repre
sented y the uppermost weather flag.) A
xtiSe Af indicates clear or fair weather; a
blue Hue. rain or now. The flaff ot which the
upper halt I while and the lower half blue,
loeal miner muw. A black triangular pen
uant tndicalc-i tlw temperature and when dlt
played above a weather Mas Indicates warmer,
and whe JKplaycJ below, cooler, The tem
perature Ag Is never dUplaycd alone. Its ab
ence Indicates stationary tempcr&tnic The
cold ware nag. cite tth black square in the
renter, when dUplavcd on the l'aelfic coast, in
dicates lrwt.
Titw. titissoN. OUfrvtx.
I'oKfwiiii', vir.. Aw. 1SW; ; - m.
Weather iorecisl for ike next SS hours, for
Kosehanc and vicinity.
1 iaiht and Tuesday , U r ami cool.
IViors. Leeal Forecast. Official.
BRIEF MENTION.
istraw lmta at cost st tho Kovolty
fctorc.
Seth Hammers of Salem is registered
nt tbo McClallen.
N. E. Baker of Oakland ia registered
nt the Van Honton.
Ladies shirt waists at roduced prices
at tho Novelty Store.
James Dixon of Deer creek
teredat the Van Ilouton.
Goods below cost at Curo'a
OAKLAND.
Miss Kushia Ottingor went to Wilbur
Saturday to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Boyd of Koseburg paid our vil
lage a visit laBt Thursday.
Will Underwood was vieiting with his
parents in English Seltlemcntnfow days
last tcek.
Mrs. Alice Marcellus and Miss Uraco
is regtB- ueckiey went to Koseburg Fridav.
Mrs. I B. Beckley returned from
Now ia Scottsburtr last wfiet. whnm nlm 1ms
tho the tirno for bargains. been to yisit her undo, Mr. Banvers,
K. G. Trowbridge of Camaa Valley ie wll usa 060,1 seriously ill.
registered at tho Van Houten. J. C. Hunt went to Koseburg Friday
Hose, nozzles and fly ecreen wire at lo a'lend the bicyclo races to be given
there the following
Richardson.
Pill
AiOUUN
NOTES OF INTEREST.
JERRY J. WILSOrt,
That Will Interest flany. Dr.
Darrin, the Eminent Special
ist, Will Visit Roseburg,
Aug. 26 to Sep. 5.
Sheep dip at Marsterb'.
For u good 5-cunt cigar call 011 Mrs.N.
Boyd.
Wood taken on subscription at this
office.
Get your school booka at Marsters'
, Little
at
H. M. Wead'fl Ilanlw.iro alnrn
rreurioea, lawyer, room i), Taylor &
LITTLE LOCALS.
Wilson block, Roseburg, Oregon
Wanted Wood in exchange for
wagon work at Pillinnton & Sons.
Large line of boots and shoes in our
new department at the Novelty Store.
Judge Stearns and family attended
divine ten-ice at Pino Grove yesterday.
S. L. and 0. II. Buell, of Looking
Glass, came over today from that valley.
Double shovel plows and cultivators
cry low to close out the lot at H. M.
Wead'e.
Oilicu to rent on Jackson street, oppo
site the post office.
T. K. IilCUAIlDMJ.N'.
"Liye and let live" is Dr. K. W. Ben
jamin's trotto. Dental work done at
bedrock prices.
All rips of soutns on boots and shoes
booght of us will bo sewed free of charge
at the Novelty Store.
A Salaiaan. tlw reliable jeweler.
Coil tar A-"nl resin at Marsters'.
Litit and aultu; at Marsters'.
J.T. Bryan, the Busy Watchmaker
School books at il orators' drug store.
Go to the Koseleaf for the best cigar,
Good cootla at the lowest prices at Salz-
ruan'e.
Go to A. C. Marsters & Co. for school
book?.
Coentr claims and warrants bought by
D. S. West.
School books aad stationery at Mar-
Etera" Draj Store.
lr. F. W. Uavdes does all kinds of
np-l-dl? dentistry.
1 1. S. Vt dots insurance. Office
nprosit the post office.
Neat? loot ot!, maebtoe and lubricating
oils a' Mr?rv Dmsiiore.
A Sae lia ol seat phots at J. Abra-
hamV PrK jot rrgUt
Msinyon'i Hoeicepalhic Remediea for
An end! ok variety of combe, hair and
clothes brains at Marslers .
For !ar-AiD in family groceries, call
t tb I'epoleV store, Ca3 street.
Mniiyoa'd Homeopa'ic Uemcdies at
A. C. Marsters & Uo.'s urtsg store.
BriuC voor clocks and watches to Slow
Jerry the reltarJe jeweler lor repairs.
Mvrtie Owek fioor, only SO cents per
esck. Daliwed free. A- O. uoxxx
M5i M. K. Forter is closing ont her
eatine Mock of millinery goods at cost
PhrtKhtti fruits in sJa and all the
new drink? i-T: cold at the Kandy
KiKben.
T. K. iiichitdson has jost received
samples of Cleveland bkychi. Call and
we :le tiw wueeis.
T Kandr Kitchen is headaaarters
for cold drinks, chroabed fruits, ice
cream and all new dnnk3.
Bring yocr job work to the Pt-UhDE.u.-
CKoece. e are prepareu
cheeped and best work
.aad.-
iv llrni maktta ail kinds of artin
c'.al deoUsres tnch as soW, platinum and
aiaminnm plates, also ntbber
loid.
E. Da Gas. PbytkTan and Surgeon
nffin in ilarrfers' Loiklins. Calls in
'n and conntrv oromptly answered
fiietat or dav. Kesidence, 11 Mill street
F. 11. Simmons of the second-hand
vtiif- in HtrMlrick's baildicz, is head
u carters for tbe Singer scwinz machin
&nd soppik.
rave ran?v anl time. To parties
nvnr Ea?t. 0 bv the O. K
to do the
south of Port'
There is a physician coining to Kose
burg, not simply a medical practitioner,
but n physician of very high ordor of
merit, a scientist, one whose years of
close study, close observation, cIobo
day (by T. K. practical exporienco, haB enabled him to
draw not only testimonials, but tho
P. B. Beckley shipped one car load of highest personal endorsements from the
beef cattle to Portland Sunday. leading men of t..o country congress-
lames Becklnv. i.nr mPnt innrkr. m man, judges, etc.-and whose success
shipped a laige quantity of green hides in 1,10 medical Held is today without a
to tlin tannpr nt Encwnn Vo,l,,,lAr parallel. 11118 rciers 10 ur. umiiu,
K. L. Slcphoos, deputy sherill', came
over from Roseburu Sunday to visit his
family.
Tan shoes for summer ware are selling
at reduced rates nt Dearling's, tho boot
and shoe builder.
Mies Lilly White returned from Port
land Tuesday, whore she has been visit
ing friends for some time.
Mr. Thorp of Cottage Grove, tho editor
of tho Leader, was in town Monday of
list week.
Mr. George Shambrook and his son,
Ben, of I mmiua Ferry were in town
Several days last week.
Dr. 1 age is minus a dog 01 the gray
1 . V , ' " eU3l lrou .",t8 lision with Tuesday morning's lecal and
immediately departed for the itappy
hunting ground.
Two learns loaded with provisions and
supplies, and forty men left here for the
Bohemia wagon road last week. The
work will bo pushed along us fast as
possible.
James llogan is the happy father of
an eleven-pound daughter, born
Wednesday morning. Dr. Page reports
mother and daughter doing well, but
Jim'B caso is very t,ear hopeless, being
almost con6ned to the house.
Mrs. Medley and her daughter, Mary,
Miss Porter, Lizzie Cooper, Marins Mar
cellu. Owen Sutlierlin. and Koby Kstes
&N. short
. . - T - A". T 1
t -ote. Call on or write to . -. i-uuuuu,
j0ebnrz, Oregon.
C-li 0 'OK' i6!T? anJ esamino
eth Thor clocks, watches and gold
bowed eve frfawes. Cheaper than ever
offered in tbis city.
A C Hoxie sells floor at 75c and SOc a
oack" ni 10 poends of lard for 75 cents.
People ehonld take advantage of these
price aad give him their patronage.
L. Lanenbcrg is itill on top. He
carries a fail stock of choice music, mn
cl instrument?, violin, gnitara, accord
eons etc., violin strings of best quality
always on hand.
Ewrvtbtnqin millinery wiil go at re
until cvervthinz is solu.
Como and see and get a new hat before
vow look et-e!iere.
Jlisd L. A. Baian
Jerry the jeweler has 14 carai
h- -jj jadjes watcties now on 3aie.
fdied a- from 25 to 15. decided
Priii reo. n't ti to examine them
bargain;. I rfsawhere.
fKre Pu.-""- d haad etove3
Thoee ltavmi; receive the
furnitore, etc., lor sa 2ihn2 npon N
higlwftt 'ash price ny scpt5y dealer,
Iticp, trw furniture and ig, Or.
and your whole camping outfit at II. M,
Wead'e Hani ware store.
Aaron Kose, Jr., and wife, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Newland. returned from
Brewster Valley Friday nicht.
Fivo Portlanders passed through the
city last week on their way to the south
ern part of the county to look up quartz
claims.
Miss Helen Smith left on Sunday
morning's overland for Gales rillo to visit
Mrs. Cheeney and other friends in that
vicinity.
Married, at the house of B. C. Agee,
July GO, Clinton J. Kentz and Miss
Marion May Agee; Rev. F. W. Leonard,
officiating.
Wheat is a very short crop this year
and wool is low also. Hardware prices
at 11. -H. eau ttore are in propor
tion to both.
ew and well assorted line of prints.
cotton dress goods, muslin, toweling,
table linen, table oil cloth just received
at the Novelty Store.
Bicycle races advertized for August
1, did not materialize on account of no
entries being made. Tbe old men's
race being the only one tilled.
There has recently been several severe
and devastating storms in tbe stales in
tbe Mississippi valley, destroying both
hdman life and vast quantities of property.
Wm. R. and J. S. Wells of Olalla are
redstered at tbe";McClallen. Wm. R.
reports the grain'crop in bis section as
better than was anticipated before bar-
vest.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. MrClallen. Mrs.
Alice Sheridan and children, Mrs. L.
Kem and sister. Miss Alice Livingston,
started Sunday morning for Brewster
Valley.
Caro Bros, closing out sale is drawing
crowds to the Boss Store. Low prices
and quick sales is tbe order of the day.
Goods must be sold at any sacrifice.
Call and see.
Patriotic address by Gen. T, J. Thorp,
at the Opera House on August -Hb, at
7.30 11. m. Subject, 'Americanism."
All lovers of our free American institu
tions should attend without fail.
President Cleveland has issued an
other neutrality proclamation to Ameri
can citizens warning them to not engage
in fighting Spaniards in Cuba. Tbe
president enjoins all good citizenB from
engaging in war against Spanish author
ity in Cuba.
D. J. 3Iarpby, U.S. district attorney,
I). L. Houston, A. J. Norman of Port
land, Walter Boon, Nat Curry and his
friend from San Francisco, went to
Brewster valley with Ale Smith Sunday
night to fish, hunt and recreate a few
left Tuesday for Coon creek to wile away
a few of the warm days by the inoun
tain streams and its shady trees. Mr.
Maltby joined the party later and we
doubt not that they have enjoyed their
outing.
TneJr. Christian Endeavor Society,
that was organized with twelve members
by Mrs. Courtright recently, now num
bers 27. The Society meets Sundays at
2:30 p. m., in the Presbyterian church.
The Juniors gave a picnic Thursday in
thecanvon south of town. The little
folks enjoyed the outiog very much.
TlllLllY
Sunday School Convention
The fitst district Methodist Sunday
school convention was in session at Cn
yonville Saturday afternoon and Sunday,
Itev. E. M. Lyons, president of the dis- jar to her sex, cured.
trict, presiding. Revs. A. P. Gillett, J. Mrs T. B. Hatfield's boy, 214
t. Wallace, ana Luiiaington, baptist., street, Portland, discharging ear
participated m tbe exercises, which deafness, cured
from Portland, who will have offices at
the McClallen Hotel.
Dr. Darrin baa an enviable rank in
his profession aa a wonderfully success-
lul physician. He is essentially original
in his methods of practice, and thoso
who have been under bis treatment are
surprised at the newness and novelty of
his system of practice by electricity
His honest and straightforward advice
before taking a case has won for him
tho confidence of his patients aa well aa
the general public. Tho Doctor is
gentleman of genial, social nature, and
hia private practice is marked by the
formation of a peisonal friendship with
H1030 whom he comes in professional
contact. He is without a doubt one of
tho most thoroughly qualified physicians
now before the public, as his wonderful
cures can testify.
Geo. Scbmith, Astoria; deafnes
cured.
John Savensen, Farmington, Or., deaf
ness, cured.
J. H. Wilson, Mist, Or., skin disease,
cured.
A. Pool, Eagle Point, Or., heart and
liyer trouble, restored.
Miss Maggie Synhoedt, LaGrande,
Or., cross eye, cured.
Isaac Thompson, LaCenter, WbeIi
deafness, cured in live minutes.
James Daily, New York hotel, deaf
ness, 15 years cured.
Milt. Jones. Perrvdale, Or., cured of
polypus of the nose.
Mrs. A. t. I'atee. Albany, Ur., ova
rian and womb troubles, cured.
Wm. M. Post, Trontdale, Or., almos
total deafness, cured
J. T. George, Gleneden, Waeh.,chron
ic rheumatism five years, cured
Owen James. Spokane, Wash., ab
ecess in left ear and quinsy, cured.
Mrs. Mary A. Johnson, McMinnvilie
Or., deafness many years, restored.
C. F. Mayhey, 14 Market St , Port
land, rheumatism in its worst form
cured.
Henry onllelms, jnily, Or . cancer
of tbe nose and catarrh, cured.
J. S. Jennings. SellwootI, Or., eczem
or ekin disease, 15 year?, cured
Mrs. J. Ellis, 325 Clay street, Port
land, Or., deafness and diseases pecul
11th
an
drew audiences that filled the church to
overflowing. The following .'unday
school superintendents were present:
J. C. Boyd, Canyonville; T. Peals, Days
Creek; Chas. Rice, Myrtle Creek union;!
Mr. Redifer. South Uuipuua union; J.
McDonnell. South Mvrtle Creek union,
C. A. Vanderford, North Yamhill, Or
deafness and ringing noises, cured in te
minutes.
Chas. B. McCracken, Ualles, Ur., con
sumption, catarrh and bronchitis, re
stored to health.
John M. Simmon?, Oakvilb', Wash
I. A. Dean, Riddle. Tbo South Myrtle catarrh, bronchitis and nervous debility
Creek Christian school and tbe 31. E., I restored.
south of Myrtle
delegates.
Creek, represented by
Teachers' Institute.
To be hel-i at Roseburg, Oregon,
August JOth. 11th and 12th, The
institute will begin on Monday morning
at 9 o'clock a. m.
Hon.G. M. Irwin, superintendent of
public instruction, and o'.Ler leading
educators of the state will Le present
The best recitative and musical talent
will he secured, and tbe evening exer
ciaes will be intersperced with recita
tions, readings, and good music, vocal
and instrumental.
All who are interested in euueatien
are invited to attend.
O. A. Vorce, Aatioch, Calif., deafnes:
22 vears, could Ecarcelv hear anything
cured in ten minutes.
Manv others ruieht be mentioned did
not want of space forbid.
Dr. Darrin makes a liberal offer of
treating tbe worthy poor free of cbasge
daily, between the hours of '. and 10
m,, m accordance wiiu uis ume-noncreu
custom.
Dr. Darrin makes a specialty of all
diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat,
catarrh, deafness, bronchitis, la grippe,
consumption, heart, liver and kidney
diseases.
He permanently cures all diseases of
the genito-urinary organs m either sex,
such as svphilis, blued taints, scrofula,
rug store.
For first-class dentistry go to Dr.
of Oakland.
Solid silver tea and table spoons
Salzman's.
Prices marked in plain figures at the
Racket Store.
Pure fresh groceries and low prices at
Casebeer's grocery.
Harnosa of all kinds at low prices at
, W. Woodward's.
Kov West, imported and domestic
cigars at the Roseleaf.
An excellent line of toilet kouph at
Marsters' Drug Store.
For Salo. Old papers, at this office,
at 25 cents per hundred.
Nobby suits and latest styles at Little
Jack's. Prices very low.
All styles and qualities of hats at Abra
ham's. Bedrock prices.
Have you seen the latest in ladies' and
genta' watches at Salzman's.
Buy your silverware at Salzman's and
got the best at the lowest prices.
Country produce ol all kinds bought
and sold at Casebeer's grocery store.
Parties wantiiig a good reliable man
for built 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
balzman's.
A few cases i:ood substantial Loots at
reduced prices to close them ou', at H
Stanton's.
Leather suaoeuderH, the latest and
best suspenders out, at Richards Cash
Itacket More.
Dr. Havues does crown and brid:
work and guarantees the sauiu Don t
forget the number.
Wanted A man to cut 100 cords of
fir wood. Price 75. Apply to C. an
Zile, Brookside.
At Oakland. T. L. Graes is authorized
to receive and receipt for subscription to
the Plaixdealer.
ou can get the best ice cream in
luantities at the Kandy Kitchen cheap
er than vou can maite it
To Trade A good yjung work horse
for wood, hav or erain. Leave- word at
Kichards Uash Kackct Mere.
Casebeer the grocer, corner Jackeon
and Washington, keeps the bet-t grocer
ies. Iry him and be convinced
Larcest stock of fancv cliairs at Alex
ander & Mronu's, ever brought to rtose
ourg anu at prices lower iiiaa ever.
Don't eat adulterated cream candy that
come3 from the wholesale houses. Get
it clean and fresh at the Kandy Kitchen
Two thoroughbred larv; white Cochin
young roosters to exchange vjt any
other large thoroughbreds. Inquire at
this oluce.
T. M. Stubblelield. boot and shoe
maker opposite the depot, doe3 hrst
elasj wori at hard times price3. Give
htm your patronage.
N. Rice, at bis ware room? on Jackson
opposite JIarfcs iron iront, has choice
household turmtu:e aud tin ware at
prices to suit the times.
Take natice. Dr. Beni train, tne dent
ist, is perminently located and guaran
tees all his work. Give him a call and
examine work and prices.
Ladies, are you in perfect health? If
not, why not try the great home remedy,
Viavi. Jlrs. Berrv is agent for Douglas
county and will fill all orders promptly.
If you don't waut to suffer with corns
and bunions, have your boots and shoes
made at L. Langenburg's. Repairing
neatly and promptly done
For a good bat, stylish and cheap, call
on Wollenberg & Abraham, whose stock
jmbraces all grades of head gear.
Buv your sammcr suits and hats of
Little Jack. He sells the best quality of
goods and latest styles at prices lower
than the lowest. i
Shirt waists in all colors, and also !
white cambric waists, laundered, at
prices to suit the times.
Mis L. A. Baiiip.
The Square Deal stoie 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 nobbv suit of clothes, call on
Jack Abraham. He can suit you, both
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. Richardson.
N. Rice, one of our enterprising furni
ture dealers has now on sale a fine lot of
furniture of the latest style aud finish.
Give him a call before purchasing else
where. Mrs. G. W. Rapp will continue to
buy and ship fresh salmon from AVin
chester or Wilbur to Portland as hereto-
A.11 Repairing: entrtmteil to
my cure will be PROMPTLY and
carefully done.
Watchmaker nmlJewelery
328 jacksou Street,
At Luenwen's Cigar Factory. K03EBDRO.
NEW FEED STORE
CAWLF1ELD A CAWLFIELD
HT6juit opened a flnt-cla 7twl8to
lira invoice 01
all klndj. Jill noreliau diUrtnd
andFi
ireo. Cor,
PRICES REASONABLE.
fiHEXSHUTg)
Cigar Store
JERRY J. WILSON, Propr.
(Successor to SENATE SALOON.'
X. CrU7701D,
Attorney at Law,
RoomZ.lUriteraBnlldliij, - 203XBOK6, OK.
pBoilneu before the U. S. Laad Offlce end
fnfng cue a specialty. .
Late Receiver U. S. Land OSc.
azosox M. BOW5.
"DROWN 3b TTJ8TnT,
Ta
A POPULAR RESORT.
Choice Cigars and all kinds ot Temperance
Drinks constantly on hand.
Removed from cor. Oak and Jackson to
PARROTT BUILDING, 328 JACKSON STREET.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
W R. WILLIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will mtiM 1b all til eouta ot tta BUU. Ot-
firs la ta Coart Boom, Ooiiia eeaatr. Or.
Yr .r y w im .
-A v
Ui;
jy dealing wiffi
G. W. KRUSE
tbx
406 Jackson St.!
One door Booth P.O.
Choice Teat, Ctfeet,
Tobaccos and Ciian.
And every thin j else In
ineurocerynne.
;ucit jlarKet Paid tor Co oh try Prttattt.
Give him a call and he convinced.
J. F. BARKER & 00.
GROCERS.
TEAS
A 8PECIALTY.
A. ipeciil bland jl o&adoltiraUd Tea.
prix
O
COPPEE
la haTio; a Urge mIs !?ew atylea
Glass and Delf Ware
at tjcUiiins lov prices. Oar own casaed
Total nea are very popalar.
WOODWARD
-THE-
ROSEBURG
Does Up
ALL COMPETITORS!
and Valley flonr, Baled Hay, Beln
Cut and Rom Street.
rxxs. net-Tcrrr?.
Attorneys-at-Law,
Rooms 7 aud 8
& Wilson Block.
R09IBGK8, OR.
Q A. 3HHLBRHDK,
Attorney at Law,
Roitlntrg, Oregon. "
OBn oyer the PoatoSee on Jiersva street.
yqy w. oaxdwzlx,
Attorney at Law,
ROSXBUKS, 0&B595.
La FATirn Lasix.
Jczxa L. L04IHAXX
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Rotbnrg, Oreyeis.
Ivill sractlee laall tke eourtt of Orsra. Ott
See U the Taylor-WilaoB fekxfc.
E.
D. SIBATFOSD,
Attorney at Law,
Koomtltaai!
Taylor A Wilson Block.
zcaavsa. oz
jy"2RA BROWIT, M. D.
OFFICE, 5a Jaclsaa Street, at res
idence ot Mrs. J. B Iraei.
B0d2BCR9, 8B.
L. BSADUnr, M..
Physician & Surgeon.
OSco Hoars, trss 13 to 8 TJL
raylor A Wilson Brick ROtfHJUSa.
P B. OOPPMAN,"
Physician and. Surgeon
(U. 8. Krawilnlng BturuoB.) ,
OFFICE: Booms 8 and 7 Harslets' Billdtof.
Residence, First doei Booth oi Mrs. CtmisrS
Boardlsg House.
fsT Special attention to Sorcery aa Or
Disease of Women.
J. OZUS, ZH. .,
Physician and Surgeon,
R03IBURS.OS.
09ce In 8. Marks i. Co.' Block, upstairs.
Calls promptly answered day or night. -
g- Jj. MILLER, M. D.,
Surgeon and Hohioeopathre
Physician,
tVCluonia diseases a paelalty.
We are slways in the Lead, and mean to
keep there.
The Golden Harvest is upon us, and fann
ers are smiling became Vtcodward
loots to their interest.
"yiLL. P. ILK DON,
County Surveyor,
and Notary EttMlc
Omn: la Coort Hetue.
Ordera lor Surreylng- andFIeId Net 0'rM
be addressed to Will P.Heydea, t'enatySur
reyor, Roeeburz.Or.
gleet, gbonorrliea, etricture, Beminai foru anti p3y ti1B highest market prices
City Treasurer's Notice. weakness, spermatorrueoa, loss oi man-1 tor kiuic . Auures3 iosijiulu uo. i-o.
Notice thereby given to all parties Uood, and losa ot uwire oi eexua.
deaa animals to be uuncu on my preni-
days.
Hon. J. T. Cooper, of Wilbur, came np lQAiDS Koecborg city warraute indorsed in man or woman
to the city today. Jlr. uooper is an om
pioneer in Oregon. He served in Oregon
Jack Abraham
, gentfl furnish.''
in hia line, and arita tbem at . lo .
price than any -tat
atflU OOOIB JWIU " "
also
low pt icosi
jatirease lo
a!4e ratee
&tocfc
tbe tnontb.
at reason
All Etock
titan absolutely anu """'"J
ownor'i! risk in every particnlar
o-tw-iilnrst tnoaire of J.
Koljsrts croek -
I'lace to Kent Containing acres,
Sood hoose and torn and all newswy
Sut lmillini5, i;ooi orcbarda and fino
,.1n Btiot. ill Uie :uy nmno.
h" . ' i v.,t.
I. F. Bice & Co
For
rdiafer
-J .
ar,lnn nartlv in and balance pioweu auu
ready for planting
The cheap- rates ol five dollars cabin
. nt,.. u.oorTrn mcludin:: meals
and berth "regtill in effect on the O. R.
&y. Co'B. steamers from Portland to
San Francisco.
Steamer leaves Portland every
days.
D U. V. IJenjamin, late of (lie dental
college at Atlanta (ia., has fitted up
denul rooms in the Marsters block,
where he iB prepared to do do first class
work in all the lates iraPemonte,
Crown and bridge work, gold and porce
Kun crown, fillings and extraction ol
tcoth at hard-time prices and all work
guaranteed. Kcmember, room 1, .Mars
ters' block.
legislature as senator in 1S7--I, and
father of tbe bill that aecared $10,000 to
aid in tLu construction of the bridge
at Winchester.
The honorable county court ia in ses
sion toddy. Present, hia honor, Judge
steams, and Commissioners W. L. Wil
ton and M. 1). Thompson, busy .aa bees
in a tar barrel, wrestling with tbo
knolty problems before them how to
lighten county indebtedness.
be religious services ol the Pino
Grove" church yesterday concluded with
tbe imra?rsion of two young lady con
verts ia the placid waters of Deer creek
by Rev. Bell of the U. B. church.
There was tt large attendance, a scoro or
more ol Roseburgers being present.
Mr. Wonnacott recently erected a cm- Oregon.
rent wheel ol about u leei in uiameier,
at hiB gravel bar on tbe Kouth Umpoua
nlKiut fivo miles tbe other side oi .Myrtle
Creek. . He has prospected the bar off
and on for two years, and is no doubt
convinced he will obtain gold in paying
(juan tities.
w mil tlin attention of teachers to
! the call for a teachers institute in this
city commencing Monday, August 10,
extending over till the 12tli. xeaciicra
examination for certificates to teach on
Wednesday for state diplomas, atato
certificates and county certificates. All
leachera interested in teeming theso
documents will take notice and brush up
their ideaB on that line of work.
nrior to March 15. 1SW. and also war- All peculiar lemaie iruuuica, rou.aC
n! nttml.! 4'S. 49:1. .'01 and 502 in- menstruation, leucorrhoae, displacement,
doreed March 25. 1S03, to present the otc., all confidentally treated, as well as
..i.:t, .,.' n;. ;n ii. a all acute, chronic, private anu
H Kill H Uk kUC Llll t LAOUllI 3 VlUkU U kUb I - -
citv hall for payment as interest will
cease thereon after the date of this no-
nervous
curable.
ticc.
Dated this 25th day ol July, 1S:0, at
tho city ol Roseburg, Oregon.
J. A. Pkkki.n, City Treasurer.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice ia hereby given to all parties
holding Douslas county warrants in
dorsed prior to April 1st, 1SU2, to present
the same at the treasurers office in the
court house for payment as interest will
cease thereon after tho datt; of this notice.
Dated this 00th day of July, 1S90, at
tho citv ol Roseburg, Douglas county,
Wm. A. Fkatku,
County Treasurer.
diteases of whatever nature, if
Consultation free.
Otlice hours ate 10 a. in. to S p. m.
daily. Sunday, 10 a. ui. to 2 p. ui.
Charges low and reasonable, according
to circumstances aud ability to pay.
Dr. Darrin will remain in Roseburg at
the McClallen House from Aug. 2d to
Sept. 5, and patients would do well to
consult him at once, as many cases re-
ises, at Koseburg, uregon, or gamage
dmuned thereon or sand or gravel taken
therefrom, unless the party taking sand
or travel first contract with me for the
richt to so do.
Tresspassers will bo prosecuted ac
cording to law. Aakox Kose,
Roseburg. Oregon, March 17th, 1S95,
Notice to the Traveling Public.
Mrs. Moore, the proprietor of the Pri
vate Boarding House, formerly known as
the Farmers' Hotel, ou Lane street, one
block east ol the depot, has acquired the
reputation of being one of the best cater
BSUttOV HARNESS
Fnll Trimmed
TEAM HARNESS
These are all Leather and Warranted.
SADDLES
At Roduced Prices.
Consult your purse and be sure and ae
Woodward before buying.
W. G. W001WAR!
jniro a second and even a third opera- era in the city. Meals 15 cents; board
tion bv electricity.
All business relatione with
rinaro strictly confidential.
Dr. D.ir-!
and lodging $3.50
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Douglaa county warrants in
dorsed prior to February 13, 1S'J2, to
present the same at tho treasurer's office
n the court houso for payment as inter
est will ceaso thereon after tho date of
tbia notice.
Dated this the 13th day of July, 18'Jl',
at tho City of Roseburg, JJouglas county,
Oregon. Wm. A. Fi;..jek.
County Treasurer.
f )n boots and shoes we quote you tho
lowest cash pipes at tho Novelty Storo.
The McClallen.
This popular house has been renovated
from top to bottom. The sleeping room?,
51 in number, are newly papered and
painted in tho latest approved itjle3of
tho art. Tho'parlors ate large, airy and
tastefully decorated and furnished. The 1
dining room is nicely decorated, but tbo '
tablos aro more so with what makes
a hungry soul glad ; waiters all atten
live and hostess accomodating. The
rooms uro lighted by electric lights
throughout, thus lecsening the liability
ol lire. The arrangements are coin-1
plcte and most conducive to tbe comfort
of gijes.
A good 12 guago breech-loading shut '
gun to trado for wood or grain, p.
Jackson, Roseburg gunshop.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
BR;
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CREAM
BAKING
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
H. G. STANTON
Has just receired a new and extenslTt stoek
DRY : GOODS
CONSISTING Or
Ladies' Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimniiig,
Laces, Etc., Etc
-ALSO A FINE STOCK OT
BOOTS AWD SHOES
Of the best quality and finish.
GROCERIES
Wood, Willow and Glass Ware,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc.
AK on hand in largv quantities and at prieaa U
jult the times. Also a large stock of
Custom-Made Glothing
Which is offered at cost price. A fall and
select stock ot
SCHOOL BOOKS
Constantly on baud, AUolhe
LITEST NOVELTIES IN STATIONER!
General agent fur every varUty oi subsoripUun
books and periodicals puUuhed in the United
V S.
BRIQGS,
Deputy Mineral mrveyar
mad Kotary Pabllc.
Omcx: County Jail Bnildlac, up sixlrs.
9Bneclal attention nal taTraaifmeftd
Conveyances.
Address, SOSEBDKa Ofi.
PK0M TERMINAL OK lXTlBIOfiTOISTS
RAIZaKOAD
la the Lino to Tale
ToUPointa East and Sent
t a the DIKING CAB KOCTZ. Itrocj tarocza
VESTtBClSD TBAINS XVXST DAT
IS THE TEAS to
ST. PAUL md CHICAGO
(xo caxxsa or cas
Canaet ot Dining Car UiMrpa!.
Pullman Craving Rsea SHeyert,
Ot Lafeat etritaani.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that oan be constracied aad In
which aceoBmodatlons are both TXXE
and FURNISHED te- holders of Flrsl or
SeooBeVca Ticket, and
EXEOANT BAY CSUCRIIfM
A. Contlnaona line oonnecttng with All LIssk
affording Direct and TJnlateimptad Berries.
Pullman Bleeper reserratlons can be secured in
adranoe through any agent ot the road.
THROUGH TICKETS To and fnm all Polaa in
feca be
ozapaay.
America. Enjland,and Enrope can be purchased
Many xicaeiusicQ oi in is uon
.states. IVrin wihina rrnding maltn' rtf
ina will m ui give me call,
SUT
Fall lnionaatloa concerning rate, time !
trains, routes and other details tunlshetl oa
applltaUon to
D. 8. K. BCICK,
Local stent atKMebrr.Or.,or
At D. CHAKsVT5
Assistant General Paaenser Iktat,
No. 121 first St., corrWaihUgton,
PORTLAND. 0K6ON.
Caro Bros.
Must sell their immenie itock inside
ol sixty ilay?, regirdlee oncost. If any
one wisbes to get bargains tkey mast
call soon .las they mean basinets. This
is no humbug. If yon lonbt their word,
rail anil ! cnnvinceil.