PLAINDBALER
OCTOBER vS, 1S9G.
LITTLE LOCALS.
BRIEF MENTION.
'Ladies' lino shoes at Parrott Bros.
J.T. Bryan, tho Busy Watchmaker.
Blankets and ready-m ule sheets at tlio
Novelty Store.
Indies $1.50 shoes for $1.20 at the
Racket Store.
For a good smoke call at Slow Jerry 'a
Ittiar, and get a Los Amotes cigar.
i'Dulicious' "salt-rising" bread at the
Home Bakery, corner Oak aud Hose
streets.
District No. , school shoo3 at tho
Novelty Store, the best to ho had (or
t"tie money.
Private luuch room at the Home Bak
ery, corner Oak and Rose street. Also
lunches put op.
Fresh home-made bread at the Home
Bakery, corner Oak and Rise streets.
Alice Bald a in. proprietor.
SeaihetiO, 7o and S-Vcent lists jam
Wed together in our window . Any ore
firoO cents at the Novelty Store.
'Seveuty-fire ceii'a or one dollar buys a
pair of pants that catin-vt I beat for
durahility and workmanship ut the
Novelty Store.
One ex'ra large box stove for Mile at
H. M. Wead'a Hardware Store. Suit
able lor dry boon- or lare t-'.ore room,
price ?13. Takes three foot wcod.
Ihc bowling alley is a--aiti open for
business at the old stand. W,. wi 1 be.
glad so welcome oar fneu.U and puraus.
MouN A l.AMMKK.
llnuW: tanotrs auJ Ub :ior- to
bur tSie bc?t thirls made, in rit'.rt ool
or cotton at prices to suit the time
Call and see tbeui at the Novelty Store.
We still have a few knee pants which
we are closing out regnrdUs o: ct
Kegnlir $3 60 suit ltr SiJaQ and cheaper
ones if you prefer. Call at the Norlty
Store.
Go to M F. Rice's. Seeded Hand store,
Hendricks' block, for late improved
Singer Sewing machine?, needles, oti,
etc. W. C. Mossok.
Agent.
Wool flannels sir! skiruncc, '-so on
ice, canton, shaker and cotton Mirtin.
fUcnel. Yee'il jarnp at the price wbrB
too se these goli. At the Novelty
Store.
Ladies now is .be lime to make op
fancy work for the holidays. We have
a fine liac oi stamped gCNxi;, working
materials, etc , alio xephyrs and yarns
at the Novelty Store.
The Handy Kitchen keep: katcLio
tbem aad wiH erentaallv ka'.ch all the
trade in their line, becaos they keep
everything fresher sad better and jal as
cheap or a little cheaper than eUle stuff
around town.
When I walk Kcsebor? 'rsad, I'm a
lookin' for dat Kandy Ki chen and it
coast be focod, where tbey keep the best
of cvervtaing. Fresh cuts, fresh gum
aad fresh candies made daily.
The time oi the jear has come when
people eat candy. Yoa can teil one who
has good Uste. He bujs his candy at
Niece's Kandy Kitclien. the onlr place
in town you can set candy that is tit to
eat.
If yoa have hay, grain, bacoa. bctf
cattle or a ri buggy J00 w,f51 ,0 trade
for lumber, or if yoa wish to bey a bill of
rsv.c!asa rir or cedar lumber, yon wil
save money to call on On j A. Axt-ixr
Cocnstock, Oregon.
T. K. Richardson has jist received
another car of lnrniwr, ioclaJipc a lot of
fencing, sidewalk lumber, and nrst class
flooring, which will be offered ta the
public at greatly reduce I price? - Call on
or addreis, T. h. Rich ko-n.
lioseborg, Or.
Mrs. E. L. Appelbcf:, iacber of vocal
and instrnaeotal music, wishes to aa
coance to ber popils and the poblic
Uit after Octoter 1st sb will take a
limited noaaber of popils at the resi
dence ol W. A. McKenzie, corner of Cass
aad JIaia street. Those wishing her in
struction should engage the hours be
fore, tbat date
Dried pruces, app'es aad apricots,
green fnilts of all kinds. Oregon hams
cml fthoolderj. also Eastern bams.
Everything guaranteed. Groceries of
all kindi, aad best ijaalities. Flour and
feed. Flour 73 cents per sack. 10
pounds of lard 75 cents. Coos Bay
cheese, foil cream, large or small, in
any quantity. H. Easton defies all com
petition. iAm't buy of Wanamaker A Brown if
you want shabby, ill-fitting and unreli
able clothing.
Jiulluy of Wanamaier k Brown if
you want gwl reliable all wool clothing,
with their guarantee of fpality, fit, etc.,
and at pr.cea below that of regular,
shoddy goods.
Over 500 fall aad winter samples jnt
received. Call and sec them at the
Itacket Store.
AN APPALLING ACCIDENT.
Competition never worries U6. because
we "buy right" honeo "cell right."
The facta are these ; evory move in our
business is only rnado after the most
careful consideration, nothing left to
chance. Shoes have advanced in prico
bat not with us. Wc tell you a good oil
grain fhoa .'or J.-'j and upwards, lino
ehots in proportion. If jou doubt us,
come and see ue, convince yourself that
we have what wc advertise. Wo don't
care to do all the business in town, but
want to get a share of it. Wc firmly
believe that a concern that gives Us
customers exceptionally good values in
every instance ih bounii to go amau
year by car. This idea prevails
throughout our eutire biwiiices. Every
dallarfl worth of goods must give tho
wearer satisfaction, even tho all wool
absolutely fast color S.OO Hit.ta.
J. AiiKAiiAM'M Clothing Ilouee.
Pubtcribo for the Plaijii-ali:ii.
Wkai'I'cks). Now aud large lino nt tho
Novelty Store.
It. W. Benjamin, dentist, rooii' 1,
Jlaraters block.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamioson of Portland
are in tho city.
For a g:od pair of wool pants go to
tho Novelty Store.
Hon. liinger lloruuuiii will npeak at
Canyouville, Saturday at 1 o'clock.
A girl wanted to do country house
w ork. Aildr. st, bos Koseburg.
Cull and see ihe nv line of Indies'
fhro.J, just received at P.irrotl Bros.
ludgo F. A. Taylor of Astoria will
peak at Oakland the 10th at 1 p. in,
Ka head Commissioner J. B. Eddy, is
iu the city. We acknowledco a nleaaant
all.
There will bo services ut the Catholic
church Sunday, Oct. lltli at the usual
hour.
Hon. Binger Hermann will speak at
Clovoland on Thursday the loth at 1
o'clock.
Hon. Jas. N. Davis will speuk at Yon-
ealla, Saturday "at 1 o'clock. Go and
hear him.
A nice black uiare for tale cheap,
weighs about 1 COO pjuuds. Euquiro at
this otHce.
C. h. llapperett came up from
Mar.-haVId Ust nielli tn attend hi
brother's funeruL
I'ianoa and orvans at greatly reduced
puce?. Cash ur installments at
T. K. Kiciiai:Usons
Th W. C. T. I'. will meet at Mis.
Oln Berry "s on Thursday eveuinirof
this week.
Hasrv Iiinheit, formerly a resident of
this liry, Ui-d at his home in Grants
l'ass Monday.
Nothing Imt the test uinteri-al ustl by
H. W. HoajMMiii. dati-t. Kooui 1,
Masters' blodk.
Have yonr denial work done lty II. W.
lt-njamin. dentist. All work goamn
iet lirst class
D . Du Gas left Tuesday night on the
v rUind for Harrtthcrg for consultation
i-i a cri seal cae there.
h. W l'aton of Portland the adjuster
ih V ifi; Mutual Accident Co. i-i a
u at the MtCullen.
lias attci.- the weak and debit
1'i'rd. Keep oar-elf healthy aad stroog
by taking Hood's SarsaparilU
Teeth t strutted ab-oluiely without
pain Oy K W. B.-i-jimin. ilentist, room
1, Mar!ers t lo.-i , Koswours, .-.
Get jour cowboy rope at Wead's
Haardvare. Tue special four ply in
niila stand' twice as much as sisal rope.
A. Fields superintendent of the S. P.
iines in O.-econ was in the city Tuesday
aad WeJoetday. .i goejt at the Van
Hocten.
Parties desirinz family sewing dose
would do well to call on Miss Fannie
McKean, 421 Main street. Wj sew for
75 cents rer day.
Bert Wymer ol Gracts Pass, letter
known in Rosebur "Itad" Williains,
paed throuih Boiebers yeiterilay on
his way to Portland.
Bstoa coach oil is the bott buwvy or
carria:e grease iu ihe world. Try a can
at H. M. Wesd's Hardware and ou will
never ae anything else.
Miss Edith Smick, graduate of the Al
bany conservatory ot music, will give
lessons on piano and orcau, and alro in
voice harmony aad counter point.
Congressman Hermann went to
Grants Pass on tins overland thie morr.
ing. He will address the people there
today on political issues of vital inU-ests.
We
shoe;. If voa are looking for a bargain,
it will pay yoc to see our stock. W
quote prices that will startle you at the
Novelty Store.
It is siid that big sleeves are goin out
of j'ashioa. That will be good news for
hosbasd? these hard times. His biilof
dry zod3 will be largely diminished and
his purse will i i-urree iondtngly pleth
oric.
Misses Echo iiaddia aad Begins Bast
drove to Comstock one day last week, to
viiit rKlative ar.d friend?. Thev rc-
turned o their lomes in thn city j ester
dav. and reiort Jiaving had a very
pleasant time.
You can't get live or ten-cent knivee
at H. M. Wead'e Hardware. Ho don't
k-cp worthless goods ot 3ny kind. But
when yoa find you need a good knife
c me in aad get tho best made and have
it guaranteed to s?ay f harp.
Hon. J. ii. KJdy, railroad cotnmia
.i .ner for the state of Oregon was m the
vv.wr.wt-tr InoVin into the facts
V, 1 "... ill.. -
Tr-liaz the railroad accident Tuesday,
the legislature this
HII'I "HI tW'-' -
i er his view of the nistter.
To the friends who were so attentive
.,! vinrl with their aid and sympainj
dtr.i.i: Mrs. Needbam'u sickness, death
i t to..i!..r tn them mv most
au'i I u i in 1 1 a ... i .
heartfelt gratitude and thanks.
Sn..h
Two Locomotives Collided, Killing
Two Men and Seriously Injuring
Five Others.
Tuesday morning tho overland, south
bound, left Koseburg on time On
arriving nt Dillard a station Oondm-iur
Wall discovered ha had left hU tijkets
at Koseburg. Ho sido-trackod the tr.tin
at Dillnrds aud detaching tho engine
started hack to Koseburg to get them,
and was backing and "Hogging" his
wuv back. A short timo after i all had
left Koseburg, those in charge of tho
btation there noticed that Wall hail left
his tickets. The authorities nt Portland
woie immediately notified of tho f-ict by
wire, and orders were ai once given to
send them forward by u special courrier
and engine No. 1703 was dispatched with
them iu charge of Engineer Koberl I!.
McCauIey, with John McGonigle, fire
man and .T. A. Toy, lirakemin. They
proceeded till about one mile south of
Greens Station, -1 miles touth of this
city, where their engine met and col
lided with the returning pngine with
Conductor Wall, with territic nice, in
stantly killing John McGuuigte and J.
,. Toy nml hurting Engineer McCauIey,
tiiouKU not dangerously Hall, con
ductor of tho overland, who was lucking
up with engiue N . 1775, his engineer,
fireman and brakesman, P. F. I.ohr,
were badly hurt. Engineer Potter hud
a leg broken and ottierwtse i!rirrl:
Geo. Happersutt, tireiunn, h d one lei
broken and one fout badly crushed
llts leg heing ikmIIv crushed it was
iimpiitated soon after being brought
back to the city and two toe of the
crushed tojt l'.ngmeer l'jrlcr was
delirious all dav Tuesday. B. F, Lohr
the brakesman, was cut ftnd hrui.wd
some, I'ttt win aouottess htm rc-.ver.
.iesrgx llappersett, the Gremun whose
leg wa- broken and fjot crosh'd, en
dared the iietv?-ary impiltr.tt jt.s and
appealed at 1 p. ui. to ra'lr, and hope
were enirirttneo mar ue might reo.vrr
but by S p. m. he lxgan L fai. ,uiJ o .n-
tinueil to Muk till S:3) when lie died
His foneral took place today a' J p. m.
, 1. Uuuhuni aud ton vtre ' t.u '.itt
-ersoos at the week after the cadinou
nml did all thry rou!d for the iojured
who we:e so badly hort that they euold
reneer no as-si?tnc to tn-; m re se
verely iojnrc J. Mr. Happ-isett w!.?
leg w.i ! r.kn and fo.t er.i.-ln.- i had tu
remain there until Mr. YarSrougb, who
lives near where the ac-ident happened
came to the city on horseback and coti
lied the company's employees hre who
went to the wounded n.i r'ias$htaace,
The accident occurred at liStSa. in. a
udtcated Ly the ki'.led fireaian's watcb
Messrs. Danhsin?, socn as the ar
rived, set to work to extricale tiie killed
men from their position beneath the
wool Leaped uiun tiirro against the
boiler, by the concuiiloa. McCtnlev
the ensineer, eftcspe-.l ntih c.mcara-
tivcly few braisei. He wi;i I e all right
inafewdas. The bodies of the killed
fireman and brakesman were j imbed
up airaiost the boiler and wrc fearialiy
t-caloVii and loined by the hot steam
and furnace Tbey were, however,
doubtlesdy kii!el insntly by the force
of the concussion, so that tbey did not
suffer from the hot steam that envel
oped them.
As soon as it was practicable tbe
boJies were removed and placed npou
ihe bank b?j;de the track. The eight
presented to a re;resentative of the
I'L.UNDEAUii: Mho vis.tec the !cene,
wa3 appaihnj. There lay wi h upturned
faces so fearfully distorted by lha awul
conditions to which their bodies had
been Mibjcted for over two hours, two
Green's, station. I judged it liappeued.as
my llretnan'a watch indicated, at 0:35
iu. Got orderB from Portland by wire
to take tho engine out aud go to Myrtle
Creel: and return.
B. F. Lohr testitied: A-;o lo. Was
btakeman ou overland, all, conductor,
eft Koseburg about on lime.' At Dil-
aid's the conductor discoveretl ho had
left his tickets nt Koseburg, put train on
sidetrack ami started hick with engine
to get the tickets by llaggii'K "head ; ran
slow, could fee pretty well till about
imc we struck the fog. Conductor raw
the other engine (cngiue from Koseburg;
first. Engineer Porter reversed the
ever. Tho engines ttruck before I
umped. Pretty foggy on the Hat.
(Juryman Brockwny asked if ho saw en
gine ahead ti mm oeioro u eirucic.'j
Answer Yen. Conductor all cried
out to engineer. Mop her, stop her!
Engineer ruvcnoJ lever, aud engine
started back befoie struck. I could not
see far in the fog. The other engine was
coming around a curve and out of tho
fog when we btrnck.
Mr. IVrter was too weak and nervous
Vuesday to give his testimony and the
jury adj jtirncd till Wednesday morniii.
at "J oclock. Wednesday morning Mr
l'urtei'.- te-diuionv was taken but added
iiothiu in iteriul t j the foregoing. The
jury retired to drliierate on the testi
niotiv. at 10 a. in. Wednesday and did
not tind a verdict till 4:ld p. in., which
is as follows ;
We. the coroner' jury empauceied
and saoiii to emmiie who the deceased
ersoiis were, vihen, where and by
what niea' s they came to their death, do
find. lhat tney, John McGonigle,
riieoiai, mid Albert Toe, brakesman,
came to lhir death on October 0, ls!)T,
one half iui!e south of Green's
Station, on the Southern Pacific ril
road, i-y ,j colltsiou between two loco-
iiiniivt'. K':ciied from evidence and in
viewutili4 tacts mat tue south twin i
engir.e w is running und-r orJers ; alto
ill..: t'ie north tixin.l enitme had a ri.'ht
to && back Ai there a as no telegraph
station a; tiiat paint, 1 did co-nply
with the reguUtiom up to the straigl
lra k one mile and one-half south of
Gtfea's station, which btraigbt track
tbey had a rieht to run over uctligj;ed
hen they could see, it biug dav light
they droppfd down the straight track
with the in.ention of Hiding thro-gli
Uif'jan! uruund a smaii i urve. W
ud h i one gudiy of creaking ih regit
mtto'jg ol running, but dehci-nt in
judgment a? lithe distance from fog
tkia. would make theni wfe in coalmen
cinu to flu r.gjin, which according 1
evidence they ere intending to resume.
J. M. H.VNSDROl'Olt.
F. W. Cakroll.
K. E. Veatch.
F. S. HOKFMAS.
J. 1.. SuMBKOOK.
B Brock wv. Foreman
DRAIN NORA1AL NOTES.
Last Friday closed ouo of the most'
. . . .. . . . . 1 1
HtiXiSstu! months ol the urain iNormai
school.
Tho music elms wa orgati'zed htl
net-day rtilh faelvo meinberr.
MissSteWurd of Crcswrll ar ied In-t
Tliiii8day and has jiinid ihe muuci
claes.
Prof. ISii'zee give the ptcd-uts a re
ception last hnday evening in which
every one had a jolly go-.d time.
Miss Faucet of Myrtle Creek entered
Echool last Monday.
Miss Lena Seymour nud Mr. Charles
Ketnington, both of this place, entered
school this week.
Prof. Barzeo gave a short tnlk last
week on the subject of ''Little Things of
this Life," which was enjoyed by all.
Ncal Campbell of Gardener wa? visit
ing school this week.
A self-improvement society was
formed List Saturday evening, and
elected for their temporary olficers,
Prof. Barzee, president, and Mr. Patter
son, secretary. The following program
is to be rendered nest Saturday eve-
nin,': Vocal solo, Miss Warner; recita
tion, Mr. Nighwunder; remarks, Mr.
Lootiey; instrumental music, Miss Bessie
Johnson; select readiug. Miss Jennie
Hefty; tecitation, Miss Effie Cowan; ex
temporary speech, 5Ir. Chaney; instru
mental duet, Conway brothers; recita
tion, Mr. Faucet; German smg, Mr.
IVek; oration, Prof. Barzee ; song, by
the Society. Meeting adjiarued till
next Saturday when permanent o!Reer3
w.ll be elected. Sit hE.vr
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PUKE
At the close of the mother'.! meeting
Thursdiv afternoon, field at Mrs Faitlk-
ners, a surprise fareaell social as given
by the ladies oi the Wt. C. T. I., in
honor ot Mrs. Belle Kennedy, superin
tendent of the mother's department.
Some valuable and useful presents were
presented by the Union and friends a a
token of lore and esteem. The presen
tation speech was well rendered by Mis.
Ida Matster?, president of the Union,
fallowed by the acceptance of Mr and
Mrs. Kennedy. A very enjoyable time
wa- voted by all, except for the sad
ness of parting from Mr. and Sirs. Ken
ned v, who have endeared themselves
to the people of Koicbarg by their faith
iul wotk amog .u-. May God s richest
blessing follow them in their new home
robust men wha bu. a few haur.- before
left the ci'y in tlu full vigor of young
manhood with high hopes ot future me
falness, and with conscious pride in
o receiving new lots oi boots and doing their duty to themselves and de
pendent families, lav there upoa the
road side in the ineiciless embrace of
death.
Tne wreck was fearful to hthold. The
engine backing up from Dillard wa de
tached by thecoacusian from i-s tender
and haying been reversed jus: before the
collision, was slowly moving from
the oacaraing engine from Kosebjrg,
but had not got under sufficient spec I to
set out of the way, now llew down the
track back towaid Dillard-' with fearful
speed with not a soul on bard. til!,
having exhausted the steam, i' came to
a stop aboot two miles from DiLard,
somen bat demoralized from the collision
and m:nu? its tender.
The remains of John McGjnigte and
Albert Toy were taken to Portland on
the overland T-iesday night tor buii.il.
McGonigle leaves a wife and a child at
Portland. Toy is :-iugle man and
leaves a inither aad sister.
Tbe mam t'ict? as e.icited before the
coroners turv were suostanitaiiy as ioi-
lows :
Fred Wall testified: I am conductor
on the overland vthl h b-ft Koseburg Tues
day marning for Ashland. Lt?K abotit
on time. I fo iod when I got to Dillard
Btation I hid forgotten icy tickets. I
put train ou side track at Dfllards and
s'aitcd with engine No. 1770) to back
up to Kiscburg to grft tickets lelt at
station. We meaning hitnsell, engi-
. ., . - - 1! ...flni r Itrjinnn fiml hrnlrpm nn 1 ll l'?iil
The foneral rite ot ueo. api'c" . ...-.. -------
IKICK ny t.a;:ea 'i" u Hoi "-i",i aiwu,
The City Election
Monday, Kiseburg passed through her
annual choice of olficeis to manage the
citv government another ye ir. it was a
light vote compared with last ye3r,
The following men were elected :
M. Zigler, re-elected recorder
James B. Cannon, reelected marshal;
J. A. Perkins, re-elected treasurer. The
following named men were elected
cotincilmen: C. W. Paris and Fina
Dillard of first ward; D Moore of second
wan!, re-elected; Wni. Perry of third
ward, re-elected ; and John Aiken of
f mi th ward.
Tnere was but little interest taken in
tbH election, except for marshal. For
that otlice there were three candidates in
the field: J. B. Cannon, II. E. Happer-
sott and James Wright; two others hav
in withdrawn from the race before
election day. There were three hold
over louucilmeu : S:a .tjn of the tec- "
oad : Fletcher of the tbiid, and Slocom
of the fourth ward. In the first ward
b-Hh eouncilincn choa'.n this election are
new men.
The vote will be cauvassed at the
regular meeting tonight, aud at which i:
will be determined which cf the two
couccilmea elected in the tiis: ward
shall hold the long term of two years.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With Local Applications, as they cannot
teach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it'vou must take internal
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
interuallv, and acts directlv on the
blcod and mucous snrfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine
It was prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians iu this country for years, and is a
regular prescription. It i composed of
the best tonics knoan, combined with
the best Mood purifiers, acting diriectly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
j what produces such wonderful results in
GALLANTRY COST A SHIRT.
j
IMi.-istriiu-t ttesults I"ol towed a Scheme to
Hide a Clear From a Lady. j
Ono of tho most popular men in the
down town produco district is G. w.
Christie. His temper, however, has been
sorely tried of late, and thero is a wick
ed gleam iii his oyes when anybody ut
ters tho word "Fire" in his presence.
"Chris," as his friends call him,
owns inoro truck horses than any other
man in tho city. Ha also owns a stock
farm in Ponghkccpsie. He recently in
vited ouo of his friend?, Fred Gebnc-y,
a banana importer, to visit bis country
plafe. Mr. Gebuey accepted, and both
men started for tho Grand Central sta
tion in a bnggy. Chris drove.
Chris, bo it said, sported an immacu
late shirt front, in which glittered a
largo diamond. Tho friends wcro bowl
ing along Fifth aveuuo when Chris,
who was smoking a cigar, suddenly
staited He had seen a lady friend, and
tho impropriety of saluting her with a
cigar in his mouth caused him to let the
weed drop, as ho thought, to tho bottom
of the bugsry.
Thev had proceeded a block or so
when Ed remarked:
"Something's on fire."
"That's so," replied Chris, looking
around. "I can smell smoke. Maybo
it's in one of these building?, and
"Great Scott! Wow!" ho yelled.
It's me. Caesar's ghost! It s burning
me up!
Have yon got 'em? inquired Ed.
"Suppose I turn in a fire alarm."
Beforo he could make any further
oiumeut Chris had stopped his horse.
jumped from the buggy and was execu
ting a war dance oa tho sidwealk.
Sn.eke wa-: rising from beneath his
wai.-tcoat, and the cigar, tho canso of it
all, dropped to the ground.
Well, I'll be jiggered, exclaimed
Chri-. His spotless shirt front was dis-
olored anil burned in places.
"Perhaps it was the diamond," sug
gested Ed.
Diamonds bo blowed!" retorted
Chris. "Sav," he added, "I can t go to
the farm looking like this."
'Ob, that's sooa remedied," replied
E !. "Get a celluloid shirt front, if
y n're careful, it won't tako fire, but
you mustn't smoke, and don't pat the
pnrkler in either. "
Ed s suggestion was carried out. Ihe
journey wa resumed, and when tho
men returned to the city the story leak
ed cr.i. That is why many down town
produce tin rchants take down their fire
extinguisht rs when Chris happens along.
Chris says he appreciates a joke, bat
when ho is invited to a business men's
dincer and receives a miniatnrc fire
man's cap aad red lantern as souvenirs
"the thing's going too far." New
York Herald.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
aad domestic
toilet soaps at
Now is
THE VOODS BY MIGHT.
Wat Wells an 1 James Bron of ulalla i curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials.
are in t!:e city taday to h-r, probably, i free
F. J CHENEYACO.,rrops.,Toledo,0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Faaiilv Pills are the lest.
the republican apostate, Barcley, preach
Bry-taism. Barcley was elected as a
republican of Marioa county to the state j
legislature June, 1 b-5 ; an ! now, while j
holdiug on to that office he i stumping ,
the t.itt for Brvan. the democratic- I
n:,i;t nmlidut'i. for t.resi.lnnt. We ! derniau, of Dimondale, Mich
have read the s'ory of I ltd is, whose sa
fate for betraviug his mailer has teen a
warning to traitors for 1S50 yeais. Ar
no'd was the first notable case since
JndoV treacherous kiss, and now Mr.
Barcley trt: t out do .iuda? and
Arnold. j
J. D. Gilbe't'o wonder of the age," a j
series ot inintirgs representing the In-'
di an massacres of Minnesota in ls2.
an I ihe battle scenes of the Modoc war,
was on exhibition at Armory hall Tues
day night and was fairly well attended.
The painting-, were life-like and realistic.
and depicted the horrors of Indian war
fare to a degree that was simply blood
curdling, while the lefture and explana
tions th it accomjenied gave a complete
hist irv of the attair, gathered
spot soin after trom eye-witn
the brutal bu'eheries. It is a show well
flarvelous Results.
From a letter written by Kev. J. Gun
we aie
I permitted to make this extract: "I
have no hesitation in recoaimendiug Dr
Kins' New Discoverv, as the results
were almost marvelous m the case of my
wife. While I was pastor of tha Baptist
church at Kites Junction she was
brought do a n with Pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrib'e paroxysms of
coughing would lust hours with little in-
! terruption and it seemed as if she could
not survive them A tnend recom
mended Dr. King's New Discovery; it
was quick iu its work aud highly satis
factory iu results." Trial bottles free at
A, C. Marsters' Drug Store. Kegular
size "J c. and f 1.0.).
Sound, f-iclit and Shadows Among the
Tree5 and Uashe.
"Sic still in the wocds at night and
look and listen," said aa old time nat
uralist to me one day, "and you will
see or hear strange tnmgs, uos to oe
se-n or heard save bv rarest chance in
the busv hours of the day."
I thought of the remark as I sat per
fectly still in a small opening of tho
Adirondack wocds a: the close of one
day last summer. It was twilight, aad
oat of the dim, uncertain light Icomed
the outlines of tho tree in tho valley and
of the Ampersand mountain in tho dis
tance. Quickly I saw tho shadow of a
moving figure, which I made out to be
that of a fox. How stealthily tho sly
fellow crept along! Ho made no noise;
not a twig broko beneath his catlike
tread.
As ho turned, for the first timo ho
noticed me. Ho looked at me, and I
looked at him. Then reynard revealed
the cunning of his kind. Still keeping
his eye on me, ho sidled away until he
reached the dark shades and recesses,
when ho disappeared in an instant
I knew reynard was out on his night
ly foraging expedition. Perhaps ho was
Icokiug for a wild rabbit or a fat par
tridge, or perhaps ho intended to rob
some farmer of his choicest fowls. Tho
fos is a night traveler. Ho makes his
journey after dark, finds his dinner and
retires always beforo tho break of day.
Our Animal Friends.
Sheep dip at Marsterb'.
McKinley and Bryan hats at the Nov
elty. For a good f-c;ent cigar call on Mrs.N.
Boyd.
Wood taken on subscription at thie
office.
Go to A. C. Marsters & Co. for school
books.
Get your echool books al Marstere'
drug etore.
For first-class dentistry go to Dr. Littls
of Oakland.
Solid silver tea and table spoons at
Salzman's.
Pure fresh groceries and low prices st
Casebeer's grocery.
All work warranted first class by R.
W. Benjamin, dentist.
Key West, imported
cigars at the Roseleaf.
An excellent line, r.f
Marsters' Drug Store.
Goods below cost at Caro'e.
the the time for bargains.
Nobby suits and latest styles at Little
Jack's. Prices very low.
All styles aad qualities of hats at Abra
ham's. Bedrock prices.
Fred Floed, lawyer, rcom 9, Taylor &
Wilson block, Koseburg, Oregon.
Country produce ol all kinds nought
and eold at Casebeer a grocery store.
Office to rent on Jackson street, oppo
site the post office.
T. K. Riciiaedsox.
Jewelry, watches, diamonds, gold pens
aad optical gocd3 at the lowest prices at
Salzmaa'e.
"Liye and let live" is Dr. P.. W. Ben
jamin's motto. Dental wcrk done at
bedrock prices.
At Oakland, T. L.Graves is authorized
to receive and receipt for subscription to
the Plaindealek.
Fine gold and silver fi!liag3 put ia by
R. W. Benjamin, dentist. Prices to
suit the times.
Casebeer the grocer, corner Jackscn
aad Washington, keeps the best grocer
ies. Try him aad be convinced.
Largest stock oi faacy chairs at Alex
ander & Strong's, ever brought to Rose
burg and at prices lower than ever.
Bring your job work to the Plaejdeal
ee office. We are prepared to do the
cheapest aad best work south of Porl
.and. T. M Stubblefield, boot and shoe
maker opposite the depot, does first
class work at hard times prices. Give
him your patronage.
N. Rice, at his ware rooms on Jackson
opposite Marks' iron front, has choice
household furniture and tin ware at
prices to suit the times.
Take notice. Dr. Benjamin, the dent
ist, is permanentlv located and guaran
tees all his work. Giye him a call and
examine work and prices.
Ladies, are you in perfect health? If
not, why not try the great home remedy,
Viavi. Mrs. Berry is agent for Douglas
county and will fill all orders promptly.
If you don't wai.t to sailer with corns
and bunions, have your boots sod shoes
made at L. Langecbarg's. Repairing
neatly and promptly done
For a good hat, stylish and cheap, call
on Wolleaberg & Abraham, whose stock
smbraces all grades of head gear.
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.
I am prepared to offer lumber or wocd
at reduced prices. I am taking ia lum
ber and wood on o-d accounts and in
trade for goods. T. K. Richardson.
Caro Bros', closing out sale is drawing
crowds to the Boss Store. Low prices
and quick sales is the oidar of the day.
Goods must te sold at any sacrifice.
Call and see.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedv for all forms of Headache
on the , Electric Butefs has proved to be the verv i : ' war nepa
esses o! best. It etleets n permanent cure and mediate supervision of
inlv. r ,.M ! the most dreaded habitual sick head-! hugs, U. b. A. It may
The Largest Medical Library.
A writer in tho Washington Star says
that tho largest and most complete med
ical library in tho world is tho collec
tion of medical works located in the
Army Medical museum, in that city,
under tho caro cf the surgeon general's
" office of the war department and tho im-
Dr. John S. BU-
inav bo said that tho
The cheap rates cf five dollars cabin
and two-fifty steerage including meals
and berth are still in effect on the O. R.
& N. Go's, steamers from Portland to
San Francisco.
Steamer leaves Portland every five
days.
Dr. K. W. BeDjaniiu, late of thedectal
I college at Atlanta Ga., has fitted up
dental rooms in ttie alarsters block,
where he is prepared to do do tirst class
work in all the Iates improvements,
i Crown and bridge work, gold and porce
lain crown, rulings and extraction of
teeth at hard-time prices and all work
guaranteed. Remember, rcom 1, Mars
ters' block.
Notice is hereby given to the public
bv the undersigned that I do not allow
dead animals to be buried on my prem
ises, at Koseburg, Oregon, or garbage
dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken
thereliom. unless tne party taking sand
or gravel first contract with me for the
right to so do.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac
cording to law. Aakos Rose,
Koseburg. Oregon. March Win, lb'.'o.
aches yield to its influence. We urge all
card index system of medical publica
tions used bv tho library is tho most
Neemiam.
. r
worth tne price oi auniisioii. . amk.le t0 procure a bottle, and
An old ni ;untaitieer from Eik prairie ' give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of thorough and practical indox of medical
ih,. i-it v ifwl iv fnr Mmn'iHx ii,. ! habitual consumption Electric Bitters works in tho world. Tho library now
parked three horses with his purchases
ol bacon, lbur, salt, fctiiiar, etc.
cures bv giving the needed tone to the , i,,..!,,,! nbont l f 000 bonnd volumes
"',5eb ; bowels, aud few cases long resist the use i aa(l abont 150.000 pamphlets. It is cs
, and 0f this medicine, lry it once. Large . .,
started back on ins way as happy as a ! bottles only rifty cents at A. C. -Marsters ,, , ,,, ,,,:, i;trtnro
of the world, and at least nine-tenths of
king and aa independent as are all
mountaineer.', and "don't care a diuu"
who is elected president. lit- mancii-
A Co.'s Drug Store.
was conuuciwi ai uc "...v.. -
streets at 1! P. m to
nsr .nam anu .
day bv Kev. Mr. Jones of the M. h
ri.nrrl. South, attended by a large nun:
w.r nf nvmnathiring friends and neigh
w Thi! remains wcro given sepul-
tur in tho Odd Fellows' cemetery
Tt. (u.ml luirtesro was quite imposing,
,.i,nn tlin entire citizens of
uiaue ii
the city.
lt. r the election Monday, Ad Har
...... .,f i!m Senate. dotibtlesB out of fym
tKithy for the overworked, tired and
! In,erv electors, piovided at his cstab
liehmcnt a substantial lunch, consisting
I , i.,...i..r .mil wiener wursts,
,01 ciaiu ,
.1 -I 1 Ixt iMinil H.lliitin uim -
' ! " ; nted his friends and
mile of Green's station, the place of the
accident. There w3 a heavy fog set
tled dnwn theie. Saw tho engine from
Koseburg about 200 yards off b?foro it
struck us. I told my engineer to get out
of tho wav . 1 was about 10 feet from
engine when they struck.
Kngineer McCauIey testified: I was
ailed at ( a. in . registered at i:I5, left
at about 0 . IS a. nt- Ordered to go to
Mvttle Creek and return to Koseburg.
Heavy fog near tho accident, whistled
one-quarter of a mile beyond Green sta
tion. Called my fireman over to me and
Raid. What if Wall should miss his
tickets and be coining back? 1 had
hardly finished tho question when tho
I "or Over Fifty Ytam,
. i v-r. fr,r.TDip i;ifPrv Mr
vers while packing his lurscs attracted i w'ta-Um-,, Soo'thing smp has been u-ed for
urn ti attention, and the sidewalk was 1 over fifij -years ty million"! of mothers for their
blocked with eager onlojkers to witness, ' chiMicn while tecthtu?, with perfect success.
the novel scene, an 1 to make tt.o ci.ua t..iei.s iaceum, .
' I.L1U, UllIC? LUIIl,, lut tsvb ivuivuj
to them,
ludicrous remarks about the strange up
eratiotif. There will be a social dance at Ump-
qim Ferry, Friday Oct., ti, ISIK, Good'
music has been secured for the occasion.
The manager will endeavor to make
this party an enjoyable one fur all pros
for Ihurrlmn. Is plete-ant to the taste, told by
ilrtigKfets in every part of the world. Tweuty
11 c cents a bottle. Its talue i incalculable.
Be Mire and ir-k for Jtrs. iustot' oothitig
Syrup, and take no other ind.
the public generally to call and sco him. coIi-lg;OI1 occ,mcd. 1 saw the number
Hoveral hundred accepted ,u n'Jl"0." 0Il t,o cngiue about 10 ieet ahead before
to the banquet and all unite ... tiiik it
ae tuperb,
cut. tickets to dance, .U cents, supper, from
50 cents per couple. Lverj body invited
B. F. Sii.iMitr.ooK.
Fi:i:n l-h ai:i.
Lewis Btsnoc.
Managers.
Kudyiird Kipling is now at Torquay,
Ktigland, oa Ihe Do-onshiiu ieoast, with
hid family. Ho has tukeu a house at
Maidcncombc, ono of Torquay's most
beautiful suburbs.
Dr. J. W. Si range will be his Kose-
! burg office in the Taylor & Wilson block
October -0th, where those who
1 wish it can obtain tho best of dentistry
nt the most moderate prices, consistant
with good work. By having your vork
' done by Dr. Strange you secure tho ben
I etit of an experienced aud succesful
-orktn.iii, who fully varrants all his
ork. If.
tho medical literature which has been
published within the last ten years.
A Diary.
Firs: Day On the high seas; stormy
weather: disagreeable company.
Second Day Captain very admirable;
niado a declaration of lovo and offered
mo his heart and hand; rejected.
Third Day Captain returns to tho
charge; threatens to kill me, commit
suicide and blow up tho whole vessel
with :!00 persons; rejected.
Fourth Dav Saved tho lives of "100
persons. Loudon Globe.
Dr. Johnson had an exceedingly un
attractive face. His complexion was
rod, his eyes-, besides being bleared vtith
scrofula, vuro so nearsighted that hts
expression was that of intense dullness.
Cmvper always -poke in a diffident,
hesitating vay, a- though afraid of the
effect of his words on his auditors.
Caro Bros.
Must sell their immense stock inside
of sixty days, regirdless of cost. If any
one vishes to get bargains tWey must
call soon, as th?y mean business. This
is no humbug. If you doubt their word,
call and be convinced.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Shasta Water at Slow
and drink emporium.
lerry s cigar
OiR;
BAiflNCi
blubber, tho fat of sea animals, Costa
10 cents a pound in Lapland.
Most Perfect Made.
lo Years the Standard.