TilS PLA1NDBALER
OCTOBERS, 1SUG.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Ladies' .fine shoes at Parott Bros.
J. T. .Bryou, tiio Rosy Watchmaker.
Blankets and ready-made shoots at tho
Kovelty Store.
Ladies $1.60 shoes for l-?0 at the
Racket Store.'
. For a good smoke cull at Slow JorryV
bazar; nd got n Los Arnores cigar.
Delicious "salt-rising" bread at tins
Home Bakery, corner Oak aud Koo
streets.
District No. 76, school shoe at the
Novelty Store, tho beat to bo had for
the money.
Etivste lunch room at the Homo Bk
ery corner Oak and Rose streit. Al
lunches pot up.
Fresh home-made broad at the H m
Bakery, comer Oik and Roeo street-.
Alice Baldwin, proprietor.
Sea ihe CO, 75 and So-cent hats j 'i
bjed together in oar window. Any
for 60 cents attha Novelty Store.
Seventy-five cents or one dollar bn - a
pair of pants thit cannot ba beat i
durability and workmanship ut tie
Kovelty- Store.
One extra targe box stove fur tale at
II.- M. Wead'e Hardware Store, Suit
able for dry house or large More room,
price $15. Takes three foot wcoJ.
The bowling alley is aain open for
business at the old stand. V wi I Iks
glad to welcome onr friend and pitrons.
MuoN vt l.AKIMEK.
TJojirrd: Farmers aud Ubj:err tu
bny the bet thirts made, in eitVr aool
or cotton at prtwa to suit tho time.
Oall and tee them at the Noyeity Stole.
We still have a few knee- pants which
ire are closins out recardlesj oi cost.
Regular $3 50 suits fSi.50 aud cheaper
ones if joa prefer. Call .it the Novelty
Store.
Go to XI. F. Kces Second Hand Mori-,
Hendricks' block, for lato improved
Singer Sewing machine?, needles, oil,
etc. V. C. Moxcoe,
Agent.
Wool flannels aud jkininse, also oot
- ins, canton, shaker and cotton skirtim:
flannel. You'll jump at the price when
yoa Efe these go:ds. the Novelty
Store.
Ladies cow is the time to make up
fancy work for tin holidays. We have
a fine line of Etampd goods, working
materials, etc., also zephyrs and yarns
at the Novelty Store.
The Kandy Kitchen keep katcbicg
them and will eventually katcb Jill the
trade in their line, because tbey keep
very thing fresher and better and jo as
cheap or a little cheaper than ttale staff
around town.
When I walk Ikebarg 'rjucd, I'm a
lookin' .for dat Kandy Ki chen and it
most be fcand, where they ktep the best
of everything. Fresh nnts, fresh gum
and fresh candie3 mads daily.
The time of the jear bus came when'
people eat candy. Yoa can tell one who
has good taste. He bns bu Cindy at
Niece's Kandy Kitchen, the onlr place
in town von can set candy tuat m ut to
eat.
If yoa have bay, grain, bacon, beef
cattle or a good buggy yoo wish to trade
for lumber, or if yoa wish to bay a bill o(
first class tir or cedar lumber, you wit
save money to call oa Otto A. Anxacf
Corns tock, Oregon.
T. K. Rxhtrdwa has just received
another car of lumber, including a lot ot
fenciog, sidewalk lumber, and first cia-
flooring, which will be offered to th
public at greatly reduce J prices . Call on
or addreF, T. K. Richardson,
Roseburg, Or.
Mrs. E. L. Appelhcfi, teacher of vocal
and instrumental music, wi -tries to an
nounce to her pupils and the public
that after October lit she will take a
limited number of pupils at the resi
dence of W. A. McKenzie, corner of Cass
and Main street. Those wishing her in
struction should encage the hours be
fore that date.
Dried prases, appic3 and apiicols.
green fruits of all kinds. Oregon hams
and shoulders, also Eaeiern hams.
Everything guaranteed. Groceries of
all kinds, and best qualitie?. Fkiur and
feed. Flour 75 cents per sick. 10
pounds of lard 75 cents. Coos Bay
cheese, full cream, large or small, in
any quantity. H. Eeston defies all com
petition. Zon't iuy of Wanainaker & Brown if
yoa want shabby, ill-fitting and unreli
able clothing.
Builuy of Wanamaker it Brown if
you want good reliable all wool clothing,
with their guarantee of quality, fit, etc.,
and at prices below that of regular,
shoddy goods.
Over 500 fall and winter samples jnst
received. Call and s;c them at the
Racket Store.
Competition never worries us. If caupe
pre "bay right" hence "ecll right
The facts aro these ; every move in our
business is oDly made after Ihe most
careful consideration, noiliTg leit to
chance. Shoes have advanced in price
bat not with ns. We sell you a good oil
grain shoe for $1.25 and upwards, fine
shoes in proportion. If you doubt us
come and see ns, convince yourhelf that
we have what we advertise. We don't
care to do all the business in town, but
want to get a share of it. We firmly
helluva that a concern that gives
customers exceptionally good values in
every inetanco is bound to go ahead
year by year. This idea prevails
throughout our entire business. Every
dollars worth of goods must give
wearer satisfaction, even the all
the
wool
absolutely fast color $8 ou su.ts.
J. Abraham's Clothing House
EubBCribe for the Pi-Ai.vuzALKn.
BRIEF MENTION.
For n g:od pair of wool pants go (o
the Novelty Store.
A girl wanted to do country house
work. Adtlr ss, box 93, Roseburg.
Call and see the iww lino of ladles'
shces, just received at Parrott Bros.
ludgo F. A. Taylor of Astoria will
speak at O.tklcnd tho 10th at 1 p. in,
Fendal Sutherliu of Oakland is in the
city today a guest at tho McClallon.
Mrs Geo. W. ForrF and daughter left
for Portland on this morning's local.
A nice bluet maro fcr ealo cheap,
neighs about 1000 pounds. Enquire at
this office.
Hon. Hunry L Benson will addrefs
the citizens of Riddle next Wednesday
evening.
1 he Rcseburgers who went to Portland
im tho excursion train lust Tuesday, are
returning.
Pianos and organs at greatly reduced
p'iien. Cash or installments at
T. K. Richaudson's.
N E. liritt of Newberg, Or., wbb vis-
mir his brother. W. S., of this city
F.Mav.
A
H. Black of Myrtle Point, who has
,n m tno city several usys, leu lor ins
u e-'tuis morning.
Mtrs Lucy Hay leit Saturday morning
for Marion couuty. where she will teach
1R fait term of M'houl
Get your cowboy rope ut Wead's
H.-uudw&re. Tiio special four ply ma
iitla stands twice as much as sisal rope,
C. L. Keter of Olalla eamo over from
thit valley today, and reiortfl that Mc-
Kiuiey i!l co: the votes of his party
'kltUjltf.
.ui si tuuiirt .nti'ii, wiio ins Ken
visitii g Mis.- Nettie Daw?, of Wilbur, for
tho past lev cays, returned home on the
local l-st i.icbt.
Miij ISlacchtf) Autenreith returned
on last right's ocilatid from Southern
Oregvii, nberc s'.ie has oeea viniing for
the past to weeks.
B-'tlon iiach oil is the best boggy or
oantae grease m tlie world. Try a can
at li. M. Uwd'e Hardware an J ou will
never U;c anytbioj else.
We cki.ole.Ice a call from It. S.
fcwan o: .Mjrtle Lrrek, batuiilay. ilr.
Svan 54 a vtry plasaul gentleman and
a s'alaait McKinley republican.
Misa Eh.h Smkk, graduate of the Al-
tany Ciaaervatory ct music, will give
lessons 1 11 piuno and orcan, ami also in
vice harmony and ct.unter oint.
Mr. C. K. Hi:', uboiecentiy left this
city fur California, writes 113 that he has
boacht a ranch near Los Angeles fori
$40dJ aud settled done psrmanently.
Mi: Euimi Armstrong of Jackson-
vi'.le, aho !- bevr: attending her
muti:erfor ti.e pa?: Ihrre weeks, re
turned home Stida , her mother be
ing uiBcb imprint.
The city elect ijn for five couneilmen.
a recorder, martwat anu treasinr oc
coned today. Up to the henr el solns
to pres the voting is goiag on with no
certaictv of who will be the choke cf
the, electors.
We lea.-a from Mr. A. B Forter id
Looking Gla-3, and tilled at this office
Saturday, that Grout & Arnold hate pur
chifod the Lattd mill who will hereafter
furniab the soooly with first class lum
ber and et reduced rates.
You ain't get rive "r tea-cent knives
at H. M. Wead's Hardware. He don't
In-n worthless etods of any kind. Ba
h-n you find yoo need a good fcuifo
c me in and get the best made and have
it guaranteed to stay barp.
littlefieldof Portland, who spent
-..-ml days in this city last week, re
1 ne-l on the overland Thursday night.
B 1 lpavmg he was entertained at the
V. U cten by his brother Elks, of
w.iicti order he is a prominent member.
lr. Ira-c of Oak Grove met with a
- ri .cs accid-ot Thusfiday. A bad cf
ba on which he was riding, began to
s..de over and to save htrnfelf, he
iamped off breaking his
thigh and in-
jeriug him intera'iy. He i reported ia
a critical condition. Dr. Fallin is at
tending him, so says our informant, D.
Loaney.
Dr. J. W. Stranze will be bis Rose-
t .r,. ; .i, TWinr x- Wilson fclnpk
from Ociobtr 20th, where those who
wish it can oblaiu the best of dentistry
at tho most moderate prices, consistent
with good work. By having your work
done by Dr. Strange you secure the ben
efit of an experienced and succetfo!
workman, who fully warrants all his
work. tf
J. D. Gilbert will exhibit at Slocum's
Hall. Tuesday nitht at 7:30 p. m., the
reatest wondera of tbe age. The tragic
ct-riea 01 mo .Minnesota massacre ui
16C2, the Modoc war, Indian war dances,
c. Tickets 25 cents for adults, aim
cbi.dtea under 15 years, 15 cents.
Tickets for sale at Master's Drug Store,
Van Houten and McClallen hotels for
hn benefit of old comrades ill arms.
Gcod music daring tho performance.
There will be a social danco at Ump-
nan Furrv. Fridnv Oct.. 9. 1S90. Good
music has been secured for the occasion
Tho managers will endeavor to make
this party an enjoyable one for all pres
ent. Tickets to dance, 00 cents, tupper,
60 cents per couple. Everybody invited.
B. F. SlIAMDIUIOK.
Fit ed Edwards.
Lewis Bishop.
Manegcis
Mr. C. A. Hermann, a railroad postal
clerk on the overland from Portland to
Ashland, was in the city Friday.
its
came uu to Rosobura on a weddinc lour.
having married Mrs. Nellie Smith
Oregon City, Oct., let. Mr. Hermann
is a relative of Congressman Hermann
this city. He has been on tbo postal
service for many years which proves his
efficiency in the eurvico. Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann will pleaBe accept our congrat
ulations and best wishes along tho
journey of life.
BILLS ALLOWED
At the September Term of the
County Court, 1896.
D. C. Churchill, poor farm, work
two months $93 75
- -
Ira B Hiddle, doputy district at-
torney, insane examination.. . . 5 00
Ira B. Riddlo, deputy district at
torney, insano evainiuation.. . . 5 00
E. E. La Brie, use of hay and cut
ting grain, poor farm 23 50
Davis, Ambler, Merril Co., nails,
etc., road district No. G 31 55
G. V. Giuney, lumber, road dis
trict No. 40 2 95
I. B Riddle, deputy district al-
tornov, State, vs. Kano 5 00
John Dunbar, lumber, rends and
b'idges : 21 00
Churles Tooley, work on poor
farm 1 50
Asa Henderson, work on roads
and bridges 5 00
H. Dyer, merchandise for pau
pers 9 55
O. Anlauf, lumber, roads uud
bridges 10 0
H L. Kruee, gravel for rouls 12 CO
II. Money, lumber, road district
No. 6
13 70
Irwiu. iijvioon Co.. stationery.
2 10
9 40
Cooper Bros., ltimb-r, district
No. 4
James 0. Guuter, lumber, dtttrict
No. 4......
4 55
J S. Klrlley, work on bridgo
5
H. Moonev, lumter, district No.
8
19 05
N. btaufior, work, road district
No. 4
E. H. Fairfield, wood, court
house
C CO
12 50
J. Livingston & Co., lumber, dis
trict No. t'4
32 50
J. Livingston it Co , lnmt er. dis
trict No. 23
Lou! Barzee, teacher's examina
tion W. A. MiGhee, teacher's eiam
ication Douglas Waite, teacher's esamiji
ation 40 SO
15 CO
U CO
12 00
Dexter Rice, doputy assessor
90 (0
19 CO
S3 00
George Petreqain "
A. B. Haine
Benton Mires . "
J W. Smith "
90 00
122 00
W.H.Cole
Clark A Biker, lumber, rend dis
trict No 20
Clark it Baker, Inmber, pauprr
aristancc
W. R. Medley, conveyance of in
sane J. F. Tiioraasoa, rent for plection
E. E. Well?, bounty coiole
James Broau, board and lodginc
cf insane
G W. Carter, work on bridge. . .
John Arzner, hardware, reads
0) 00
14 15
10 00
i ro
2 50
5 00
to
and bridges
11 25
J. J. Thornton,
work on roads
and bridges
John McGinnis. pauptr allow
5 00
fi 00
30 Oo
ance
H. Dyer, lember, district No. 27.
P. W. Rhodes, Sute v. Sawyers
& Reynolds
2 45
Jatnca Brbwn, S'ate vs. Swytws
& RevnoWe IS 30
Ira B. Riddle, Stte v-iCarloo. . .
II. C. Slocom, " " " ...
Ira B. Riddle, State vs. J. L. FU-
hngh
II. C. Slocuai, State vs. J. I..
Fitibogh
John Hamlin, Sta'e vs. J. L.
Fitzhosh
H. C. Slocum, State vs. Carlon. .
2
1 70
5 00
1 70
1 SO
1 70
2 SO
2 35
1 CO
3 00
2 95
11 05
Ira B. Riddle. Slate vs Carlon
John Hamiin, State vs. Carlon..
John Hamlin. Stato vs Baker
H. C. Slccam, State vs. Itaker.
W. T. Turner, State vs. Renter.
W. R. Medley, State ve. Renter. .
John Hamlin, State vs. Baker.
2 00
9 20
4 40
II. C. Slccum, State vs. Baker.
William Stock. State va. Craw
ford, et a!
Mark Bxigcs, State vs. Crawford
et al
13 70
Mrs. J. A. mtsett, fctato vs.
Yarbrough
50
Chas. G. Myers, State vs. Kane,
ct al.
1 70
Sherman Claike, State vs. Kane,
et al.
1 70
Mrs. G. Montague, State vs. Kane
etai..
70
70
70
L. Schmidt, fctata ve. Kane, e. a!
Mrs. Tom Critzer, State vs. Kano
et al
H. F. West, pauper assistance. . .
00
Nichelson and Fisber, lumber,
district No. 11
II 95
Harvey Smith, lumber, di:t. No.
S3
29 95
11 50
H. C. Slocum, State vs. tiehcr .
John Hamlin, State vs. Fisher. . .
4 00
1 70
1 70
Jas. Hutchinson, Stato vs. Fisher
Ed. Moore, Sta'.p vs. Fifher
Aaron Rose, State vs. fnsher
S. C. Flint, Stato vs. Fisher
Ira B. Riddle, State vs. Fisher. . .
3 40
1 70
5 00
S. F. Floed, Slate vs, Fisher
Julia Abraham, stato vs Fisher. .
Wm Van Burcn, " "
Henry Cliampngne, state vs.
Fisher
4 50
Hudson Mills Co., lumber dietricf
No 18
3 05
Hudson Mills Co., lumber district
No. 50
07 55
Hudson Mills Co., IuoiIkt district
No. 20
20 50
Hudson Mills Co., lumber district
No. 60
I. Michael, work on road district
No.0 :
I). P. Bartrum, work on road dis
trict No. 26
J. R. Kirkindall, lumber district
No. 51
27 00
11 00
10 00
3 55
Ho Zaik Murray, work 011 rond dis-
trict No. 51 1
at Arrington Bros., lumber district
No. 51 7
of J. F. Porter & Co., Glendnlo
bridge 10
B. J. Trowbridge, rent arid lights
election 1
W. U. Devore, pauper assistance 20
James Mooro, work road and
bridges 1
A. Slorling. express on assess
ment roll v.,. .. .
2 40
2 60
1 50
110 00
0 50
Thomaa Heard, bounty coyotcf...
W. Mullen, drayaga
Goo. W. Sialoy, deputy ascssr.
Mrs. P. Kctchell, pauper awist-
anto...,
Mrs P. Ketclioll, pauper usnit-
42 00
10 CO
5 0
Dr. DnGas, pauper assistance
C. L. Cox, state v Cooper....
T. J. Davis, " " " 3&
dward Rice,'.'. " " ' 1 00
Peter Rire, 1 70
W. Ferguson," " " 1 0J
C. C .opar, 1 00
S. Cappins, " " " 1 00
T. Henderson, road viewer,
Gard trail 10 00
M. V. Andrew;, road viewer.Uard
lr..il 10 00
Win M. Kicharda, road viewers
Uar I trail
10 00
2 00
7 25
5 30
17 90
52 CO
12 50
1 00
5 CO
W. R. Wells, repairing bridge...
Churchill, Wooley & Mckenzie,
hardware, city bose and jail. . .
Churchill, Wooley & McKenzie,
hardware poor farm
Chun-hill, Wooley & Mckenzie
hardware roads and bridges. . .
R. Wilson, building biidge. . ..
J. Bateman, wood courthouso
and nil,
N. N. Chapman, chain carrier. . .
Dan Hall, wocd, courthouse and
jl -
Hudson Millo Co., lumber dis
trict No. 54 - ,.
16 50
23 25
Plalndealor Pub. Co., stationery
and printing. . ..
Hosobnr Water Co., water court
house r.r.d jail
A. Cole, bounty co;ote
10 CO
2 50
Roland Acep, deputy sheriff sal
ary
Hunter, lumber district No. CO.
" .. 5C
.. i. l
50 00
74
10 25
4 00
17 35
Electric Light Co., lights court
house and jail
Rtview Pub. Co., stationery and
printing '""
II. Smith, lumber district No. 31
20 00
2 30
4 80
J. A. II.ir.sin. tile for roads
liudtoii Mills Co., lumber dis
trict No. 2t5
2 40
3 CO
Hudson 5ld!s Co., lumber district
Hndsm Mills Lumber Oa., lum
ber iMstrct 45
3 05
A. C. Maratera tx Co., pauper
iPshUnce
10 50
11 65
A. C. Markers t Co., stationery
B. C. Aitee, prisoners' board
92 51)
C ark & Babtr, lumber poor farm
12 30
Z. L. Dimmick, ecretary Bo
hemia road ,
GC 00
3 00
36 00
D. ltouch, damage
J. T. Porter & Co., Glendalo
biidge
G. W. Siort, pauper's ustisiance
W. S. Kiitt, surveying rood
F. A. McCdli, viewing fo&d
George Scott, " " ....
FreierWrml. " " ....
J. F. Mably, chiumn
Sami-el Mubl'y,
J. T. .Mably. asman
Geo M Brown, olllee rent . .
S I Thnraton.tnqaertJno Baker
G. W. AUJersoa, " . "
Harry Sloeum, " " "
Gu. Itron, 4
Edw. VM Pcal, " " "
Henry Lehn, " "
John Miuder. " " . "
Albert Baker, " "
00
4 CO
2 00
2 03
2 CO
2 CO
2 DD
2 CO
10 00
1 20
1 20
2 40
1 20
1 2'
1
1
1 70
Fred Lehn. " '
U.C. Slocum, " "
K. L. Miller, coroner, inquett
Jno. Baker
L. A. Sanctuary, work and mate
rial court house and jail
F. W. BeoMD, work oa Sheriff's
8Sie3meni rel! .-
Alexander A Strong, merchandise
court house and jiil
Mary Hcyden, taxes wronsfully
paid
George Carpy, posting roll piatts
Morris Weber, appropriation road
1
3 00
11 30
40 40
2 00
32,65
35 00
49 00
3 90
45 20
3S 00
5G 80
dittrict No. 4
M. F. Rapp, paiiier assistance. .
M. D. Thomasop, county com-
mis;oner
W. L. Wilson, county commmis-
Monef
Hamilton Drug Co., medicine for
paupers :
Hamilton Dru; Co., election sup
plies ,
. T. Bridges, lumber Dist.No. 59
2 50
12 C5
W. A. Frater, contingent fund
md stamps 200 00
Wm. Fercufon, lumber district
No. 31 5 30
BINDER.
r I
Born, to the wife of Dell Palmer a
dauihter.
S. French of Glendnlo made a visit to
his family 011 Upper Cow creek al Bin
gor last week.
The dunce given hy the Corder boys at
Cheney's Inst Saturday night, was a fail
ure, as the boys were suddenly called
homo on nccount of the death of their
sister, Mrs. Lewi?, at Salom.
Mrs. Cheney and Miss Mary Canon
were tho guest of Mrs. S. French last
week.
Miss Tillio Palmer has returned homo
after an extended visit with Mrs. Lan
genberg near Glendale.
Misfcs Mnrv. Anna and Belle French
were tho guests of Mrs. Cheney Sunday.
Kiile and Oscar Corder have returned
to tho White Horte mines and arc now
putting in their biggst licks.
Aba McGinnis has returned homo
from Glendale, where he has been work
ing all summer.
The woo.ls of Upper Cow creek aro full
of prospectors anil hunters.
Wai. McGini.is of Galesville, J. C.
25
Olinghoiiae, Mr. Irwin, und Mr. Chonoy
of Bingsr were the guests of I. N. French
last week. Josik.
20
00
00
00
60
We aro receiving nuw lots of boots and
shoes. If you are looking for a bargain,
it will pay you to seo our stock. We
ipioto prices that will startle you at the
Novelty Store.
OAKLAND.
Judge Sleariw returned to Roseburg
last Week.
Mrs Ellen Hurt of Drain ws 11 to 11
Thurpdiy.
Mie IVr.lu 1 uf Medfird Wi. vi ilinz
frien la hero last icek
Uncle Billy Deardorffand wif went In
Drain last week to visit friends.
Rev. Wallace ia located here as pastor
of the M. O. church, South, and ia re
siding in tho parsonage, Rev. Shangle
having vacated it recently.
Rev. M. O. Brink and wife of Crese-
well were in town viaiting last week on
their way hurne from the M. E. confer-
:ico held at Roseburg recently. Mr. B.
was formerly pastor at Wilbur.
Messrs. Kelley, Pinkston and P. B.
Beckley made a visit to Roseburg Sat
urday.
P. B Whitney, traveling freight agent
of tho S. P. R. R. Co.. was in town last
week and on ono occasion produced
weighty arguments in favor of a sound
money system.
Dr. U. Littlo and wife and W. T. Tur
ner and wife went to Portland on tho ex
cursion last week.
Mrs. E. II. Henderson has opened a
millinery shop in a portion of Mr. H's
barber shop. Sho has a n:c line of
goods. Give her a call.
That Prize Baking Powder at S. D.
McKesson ia excellent, and the granite
ware it draws is something that is worth
whilo taking a chance in.
H. A. Collins, who is keeping a board-
int,.nH loii(.in' hnnFH hn i idvine
good meals and beds at a fair price. He
alsolmafesd etablo to accommodate
the iravplini? Dnb'.ic.
The S. P. R.R. Co. have been making
.:.., r. riii;.,..
l.icHaiJ..u.. "'""h "-
tie north of town and will soan com
mence work, having purchased a piece
of cround south of town of Mr. Stearns
for the purpose.
Will Vale was called to YoDcalla
Tbursday to officiate aa uodertaker at
the funeral of Miss Lod.i Woodson,
daughter cf John WooJton of Elkton.
Stearns Bros, completed harvesting
their hop3 Monday of last week, haviug,
when dried. 13.000 pounds. D. W.
Stearns finished Wednesday, the yield
being good,
Tho JatcJt vereian we have heard of on
the 10 to 1 question is that when wo get
free coinage ci silver, Undo bam will
coin the fiWer bullion and divide out
among the people six'ean dollars to the
man, and the silver mice owners will be-
come teneroua and sow tneir silver aoi-
lais broadcast for the working people to
pick up. Thie, we are told, is why so
many people are indorsing the free silver
movement. Th9 word Ireo is charming.
aad captivates the hearer3 of iht ardent
speakers, if there are tuose present that
are capable of being charmed by the free
Bilvery jingo. The abjve version is
surely very absurd and if there ba smy
that think that such will be the case we
would'adviso them to atop and think
soberly on the matter and ask them
selves has the time ever been that I
have cot had to work for what I have
got, and we can rest assured that it will
ever ba that money is paid for ayaluo re-
ceived. Tkilby.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With Local Applications, as thoy cannot
teach the seat of the disease. Catarrh ia
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must tako internal
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
interuallv. and acts directly 011 the
blojd and mncou3 surfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed bv one of tho best phv-
sicians in this country for yearn, and is a
resulsr prescription. It is composed of
tile best tonics known, combined with
the best Uood purifiers, acting diriectly
on the mucous surtaces. ine poriect
ccmbination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials,
freo.
F. J. CHENEY CO., Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Homes Wanted
For the following children : Eight
boys, aged 8 months, 4, 0, 7, 8, 9, 11 and
13 years; one baby sirl 3 months, and
one girl 12 years. Any persons willing
to receive these children into their
families may address tho Oregon Chil
dren's Homo Society, 309 Marquam
Buildinir, Portland; or may communi
cate with the Roseburg local advisory
b'Hid. The officers are Mrs. Berry,
president ; .Mrs. S. E. Parker, vice pres
idont; Waltor Faulkner, secretary and
S. Tooley, treasurer.
Uucttlcn'8 Arnica Salve.
The Bes Salvo in the world for Cut?,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Ctiillbains, CornB, and all skin trup-
tions, and positively enres Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents por ox.
O.Marsters & Co.
For sale at A
With two littlo children subject to
croup we do not re't easy without a bot
tle of Chamberlain'H Cough Remedy in
the house, for the most severe attacks
quickly succumb to a tow Ioso3 of it.
Morrison, Colo.. JJrjD. tor eale at -o
and 50 cents per bottle by A. C. Mas
ters fc Co.
Caro Bros.
Must sell their immense stock inside The club now has sixty-five members.
of sixty days, regardless of cost. If
ono wishes to get bargains they must
call soon, aa they mean business. This
is no humbug. If you doubt thoir word,
call and bo convinced.
Parties desiring family sewing done
would do well to call on Miss Fannie
McKean, 421 Main streot. Will sew for
75 cents per day.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
RoVa
ABSOUITE&Y PURE
HON. C. H. DODD'S SPEECH.
Thursday night, Hon, C. H. Doddof
Poatland spoke at the court house to a
largo and intelligent audience, many of
which were la lies. -Mr. Dodd was intro
duced to the audience at 8 :lo. and for
one hour and forty-five minutes he held
bis audience in breathlesj attention,
while he gave them a plain businea
like talk, ''n t au politician," hn said
"but us a business man and I nnderstand
what I am talking about."
Mr Dodd discussed briefly thj sub
ject of tariff for protection and "for reye
nuo only." He referred to the present
tariff saving: "The party which secured
its passag-j doe3 not claim for it a pro
tective measure; and as to producing
revenue, it has proven a complete laii-
are. It has caused a deficit which the
president riade up by the sale of bonds
at a time of profound peace." He then
referred to tho republican party policy,
land asked, What means its restoration
to power? In answer, he said: "I'll
tsll you what it means. It mean3 a
stable government; it mejna protection
to American labor industries; it means
sound money, a ramey each dollar
whlcb li C0lU3 Prom's3 l' W
suau oe as goca a me oesi; it ceans a
,,- ...... ,
alty to American American ideas
aud the American fl g. said til
questions of governmeti:ul rxlicy must
be eettled by investigation sconer cr
later, and that intelligence must y.ia in
the end or a republican form of govern-
rxisr.t .rill proven failure. In ttie light
of experience tho republican policy of
protection stands firm and unshaken
and our opponents, tLo piK-crats., dare
not dUcus it. They seek to evsde it by
a petsistent play upon the ciimo of 1873
asd clamor for unlimited coinage of sil
ver, 16 to 1, as a panacea to cure tbe
evjl 0f what they f slsely term d-moneli
zition of tha metal, when as a fac',
there is no more connection between the
act of 1373 and the present depress ion in
finance than there ia bstwee.i tho moon
and a cheese
He showed that the claims of the op
position, that the price of 'a beat goes
down with the price of silver bullion are
falsa Lcc.iuse wheat has advanced the
last few week? 11 cents a bushel, while"
silver has gone down 4 cents per ounce.
Toe decleu-ioa in the price of silver
bullion and wheat in ihe past, aie einiplv
coincidents. The deprecia ion of both
beiog the result of like ciuses, viz., the
supply aud demand for each in its own
sphere. He said silver was net demone
tized in 1S73. That act only embraced
tbe eame provisions cf tho act cf 1S53,
twenty jeara before. The act (of 1S53)
limited the legal tender power ot halves,
I quarters and dimes to five dollars at any
sirgl- payment. T'e act of 1S73 dojs
not name the 412 grains dollar at all,
but substitutes the "trade dollar ol 420
grains latteau. ' ihe act ot ISTo res
tored the dollar to legal tender for all
sums both public and private, except
where otherwise specified by contract,
laud has coined 50 times mere silver dol
lars ia the 23 years sinc 1S73 than in
the SI ear3 prior to that date. He also
stated that in practice the government
I never was on a double standard money
basis. "There is not, he said, an en
I lightened country on eartbSbaving!a til
ver standard basi3. China, India and
1 .Mexico, silver standard countries, circn-
htes no gold, while all the gold standard
ml countries circulate bath gold and sil-
ver.
CANYONVILLE.
Curtis Levens, who has been suffering
with an attack of the quinsy is conval
escent.
McKinley buttons are very conspiu
ous in this locality
The most prominent d mocrats in this
locality are for sound iey and pro
teciion. Thoy have n use for Bryan
and free silver.
Ed. W. II. Staite, late of the Douglas
County Journal, is now enj iving a much
needed vacation st Redding, California
B. F. Nichols has had carpenters at
work remodeling and rearranging his
drugstore room. Making a decided im
provement in both appearance and con
venience.
Han. Chas. H. Dodd, of Portland, was
ut this place last week and addressed
iarge auaience kat Lett's ballon the po
liticaj ;ssueg fie sioko admiringlv of
0UrB tan,iartl bearers, McKinley and Ho
b ... Ha reviewed the career of Pre
L)t.nt Cleveland, saying that Wall street
was the seat of ihe democratic govern
ment. He made amusini; references to
the Wilson, Gorman and company tariff
bill, and closed his speech with a reus
mg appeal to all citizens to perpetuate
tho glory and stability of the "govern
ment tiy voting for tho party that repre
sents American principles.
A McKinley and Hobart club was or
ganized last Saturday afternoon in Lett
hall. B. i Nichols was elected presi-
dent, and G. Sherman Easter, secretary
any and will meet every Friday night.
Ed.
Died.
Mrs. Catherine, wife of Riley Need
ham was buried todiy in the Masonic
cemetery aged 6t years. The funeral
services were held in tho Christian
church, Mr. Jones of the M. E. church,
Sonth, conducting the services.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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NOTES OF INTEREST.
Sheep dip at Marsteib.
McKinley and Bryan hats at tho Nov
elty.
For :ood 5-cent cigar call on Mru.N
Boyd.
Wood taken on tubzeription at this
office.
Get your echool books at MarstetB
drug store.
For first-class dentistry go to Dr. Little
of Oakland.
Solid silver tea and table spoons at
Salzmau's.
Pure fresh groceries and low prices at
Casebeer'a grocery.
Key West, imported aad domestic
cigars at the Roseleaf.
An excellent lice of toilet soaps at
Marstera' Drug Store.
Goods below cost at Caro'e. Now 13
the the time for bargains.
Nobby suits and latest styles at Litt.'o
Jack's. Prices very low.
All styles and qualities of hata at Abra
ham's. Bedrock priceo.
Fred Floed, lawyer, rcbrn 9, Taylor &
Wilson block, Roseburg, Oregon.
Country produce cf all kinda bought
and sold at Casebeer'a grocery store.
Office to rent on Jackson street, oppo
site the pest office.
T. K. Riciiahdsox.
Jewelry, watches, diamonds, gold pens
and optical gocc!3 at tho lowest prices at
Salzmaa'e.
"Liye and let live" is Dr. B. W. Ben
jamin's motto. Dental work done at
bedrock prices.
At Oakland, T. L. Graves is authorized
to receive and receipt for subscription to
the Plaindealer.
Casebeerthe grocer, corner Jackson
and Washington, keeps the best grocer
ics. Try him and be convinced.
Largest stock ol fancy chairs at Alex
ander & Strong's, ever brought to Eose-
bcrg and at prices lower than ever.
Bring yoar job work to the Pxjusdeal-
er office. We are prepared to do the
cheapest and best work south, of Port
and. T. M. Stabblefield, boot and shoe
maker opposite the depot, doea first
:ass worx at hard times prices, tatro
him your patronage.
N. Rice, at hi3 ware rooms on Jaesson
opposite idarks iron tront, has choice
honsehold furniture and tin ware at
prices to suit :ne times.
Take notice, Dr. Benjamin, the dent
ist, ia permanently located and guaran
tees all bis work. Give him a call and
examine worfe and prices.
Ladies, are yon in perfect health? If
not, why not try the great home remedy,
lavu rJerry is airent lor Uougias
county and will fill all orders promptly.
If you don't want to suffer with corns
and bunions, have your boots and shoes
made at L. Lanuenburs's. Itepaincc
neatly and promptly done
For a good hat, stylish aad cheap, call
on Wollenberg & Abraham, whoso stock
embraces all grades of head gear.
The Square Deal stci e has jast opened
up a beautiful lino of W. L. Douglas
ehoes, which prove to be the best shoes
made. Come and inspect them.
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 good3. T. X. RicnAitDsox.
Caro Bros', closing oat tale is draw ins;
crowds to the Boss Store. Low prices
and quick sales i the oider of the day.
Goods must be sold at any sacrifice.
Call and see.
Notice ia hereby given to the nubile
by the undersismed that I do not allow
dead animals to be baried on my prem
ises, at Kcsebnrg, Oregon, or gsrbae
dumped thereon or eaad or gravel taken
therefrom, unless the party taking sand
or gravel first contract witii me for the
right to so co.
.tresspassers will he prosecuted ac
cording to law. .Yakox Ross,
Rosobarg. Oregon. March. 17th, 1695.
"Liverinc.j
"Liverine," manufactured by tha An
chor S Chemical Co., the great Liyer,
Kidney and Constipation care. An in
falXbla remedy for all curable lorms of
diseases of these, organs. The greatest
knows remedy for Indigestion. Try it.
For sale at M. F. It3pp's drug store,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Its Value Recognized By Physicians.
As a rule I am opposed to proprietary
medicines. Still I value a gocd one, es
pscially when such is the source of re
lief from pain. As a topical (esterna.
application I have found Chamber
lain's Pain Balm the best lemedv I hayo
over used for neuralgia of any kind. I
have conscientiously recommended it to
many persons. William Honxs, M. D.,
Janesville, Wis. Sold by A. C. Mas
ters & Co.
Tlie Central House.
W. H. Gordon is now the proprietor of
this popular house. The table will be
supplied with the best in the market
good beds and courteous treatn ent
Meals 15 cents, and beds the seme r-to
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fsir.
Qold Medal, Midwfctcr Fair.
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.