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THE PLAINDEALER, ITubliiucd Mondays aodTburtdajk. W BENJAMIN... . .Editor. V. BENJAMIN Manager. HubHcrlptloii Ilntcn. One Year- Six Months . ........ .. Three Month M 00 1 00 NOVEMBER ISO. 1SW. THE HI Nil AN AFFAIR. The Kcvtctv com men ting on what tbo Plaikdeaixr paid about Hob Hinman shooting TVru Iltigxins who was looking (or biro, sirs: "Wbat is theus o( Idl ing a lio when the truth will do just as well. Neither llu; gins uor; Kltywa a deputy eherifl." Technically speaking they w :ro not, by written commissions IgneJ by the sheriff and countenigned by thi-county court, but they were au thoriied by the sheriff to catch and bring Bob Hinman in and for which fer ries the sheriff was to pay him or them 25 of the toO reward offered- So practi cally, tbey wen deputiisd by the flierifl to arrett Bob Hinman. So there is no cfe of qnibbling about that. Had Dep uty Stephens been in llug;ins place, he could not lure dose more than to .arrest Bob and fetch him to jail and that was what Hoggins m trjing to do. The excuse of the eherifl that he was too busy preparing for the coming dis trict court, cuts no reasonable figure in the case. lie allowed Hinman to escape and it was his fault, and he should have bad deputies in the field after ilinmau. Tnemeasley reward of 25, offered by the sberitT, was eqiuled by an outsider who was nnder no responsibility to the electors of the country. Ab to the Sam Brown affair, Sheriff Cathcart offered many times $25 fcr Brown's arrest, and Lad it not been fcr the aid and comfort of eome cf tbo Ke- riew'e fiiendr in tecretinj; Blown, sotno of the "twenty deputy sheriffs" would hare doubtless recaptnred him and brought him to justice. Kct the. He Tit w raised Bcch a howl of indignation and condemnation of tho county jad;e for allowing so many deputies at that time that he, probably, feared another onslaught from that puiant j-nrual and thought it best not to do to again, but let the sheriff catch his o:i eicapsd prisoners. We do cot know what the judge's reason for refusing to allow deputy sheriffs to catch the sheriff's jail birds was. Whether he stool in awe of the Review or of the tax payer, or whom or whar, we know not. When Sam Brown escaped, Catbcart and his depu ties were day and night oa his trail with an offer out of a respectable reward for his capture, while the Review was doing all it could to aid Brown's e!caje by publishing to the world the officers movements as reported to it by Brown's friends who were oa ths lookout and giving Brown timely warning. AVhtn one of Brown's friends was arrested "for assisting the escape of a felon," the Re view and its friends came promptly to his aid and succeeded in throwing the case out of court. He may hare been innocent of tbo charge for ought we know, but his .friends were determined he should not be Iried cn the indictment found against him by a grand jury of the county, and he wasn't. The trulh is, there were no twenty deputies on the county pay roll, neilhfr were there ten, nor even three, except when they went into Coos county after Brown. The judge said that Brown's escape was the result of the negligence of the ehenff and it was the sheriff basinets to recapture him So, now, the escape of Hintnun was the n'zliuer.cc of the sheriff nnd be mnst recapture him at his own expence. The Review readily condemned Sheriff Catbcart and his deputies for nut catch ing Brown, and condemns the Jo Ice fur allowing the appointment of "twenty depolie." to aid in catching a felon a convicted mnrd-rer .o, Hidd by his friends, t-acaierl jail in the nu-h', and now th Ifc-vi-w c lemns tho Ju'lge for notadoain,' ths upttuiiitnietit of depu ties to catch a burglar who dug out of the jail in broad daylight while Ui ther ifi and bin depuiiei were probably tak ing an alter dinner siesta, llr. Review, you had better not rako up tho Sam Brown case till you are out of the woods. You played the Sam Brown and Sheriff Cathcart and hii deputy racket, as a trump card and won tho game, and now that tho run of the cards has changed, you try to evade the loss of tho game by crying out "a misdeal." But the cards are now in our hands, and wo will play the game out. So come down with your threo knavee Fraud, Deception and Trickery, wo hold threo acee Truth, Justice and Right. Our populist friendb never rcaee nag ging us about confidence. One asked us the other day this question: "When will confidence come V It ia about timo lie wftB here." Well, my friend, ho is coming; but it is well known that confi dence is not so uwifl :i runner a? des pair. Had Bryau been elcclod decpair would hnvo boeii hero weeks ago, revel ing in delight upon our misery. It is a law of the conservation of forces that good effects from any cause caruo slowly, whilo the evil like the skum on a boil ing pot risen continually and ncndB to be removed occasionally br it will mingle with tho food that is being cooked. Wo removed Hie skum November 3, nud soon tho fcood meat will be done Mc Kinley in tbo White Uoueo. Several would bo trimmers of political maneuver nro trying to force Senator .Mitchell lo opuii Ins mouth (hat they may see whether or not ho has any gold filled tooth. If they ran find that tho Senator lua his dental cavity filled with silver instead of gold amalgam, lliev pro pose Hint lu thall no, chew any Senator ial gum. One Lydel Baker i-i thus en gaged in trying to ti:klo the Senator till ho laughs, for tho purpxo of making an mipcction of the S?n ttor's inclsarJ, cus pids and inolnr?. While the pieeident as head executive of the nation has observed treaty stipula tion with Spain and bus done Iwlut be could to maintain a strict neutrality in the Cuban affair, ho cannot prevent or choke down thesjtnpsthy of our people for the Cubaus. Tne spirit of liberty in American citizens is so deep seated they cannot and will not withhold their sym pithy for a people struggling for freedom. Notice To Contractors. Sealed plans and bpecilicatious and bids will be received at the office of tho county clerk of Douglas county, Oregon, on or before January 1-ith, 1S97, at 1 o'clock p, m., lor the repairing of the entire bridge au I approach across the South Umpqua river at Roeeburg, Ore gon, by replacing all timbers, tioor and woodwork. All joints to be laid in white lead, and timbers above door lo be painted. All old timbers, in clndiog stringer, to be carefully taken down and piled in ruad on cithftr side ol river. Bridge to be completed by Aug ust 1st, 1&7. Diagrams and dimensions on file in clerk's office. Also at the Fame time and iu the fame manner, specifications and bids will be received for making tbo county jail of Douglas county, Oregon, more secure in manner following. By lining the entiro inner wall with No. 11 steel plate and that to be ceiled with an eight ins b additional brick wall laid in cement oiorter. I'reseal plastered ceiling to be taken off and timbers covered with No 10 plate. Old window grates to .be re paired and two additional cross bin put on, and all five windows to have ad ditional new grates put in cement laid wall and fastened to the steel lining The court reserves tbo right to reject anv and all. bids. Dated this 12lh day ol November, 1S5C. A. F. SrEAKSs, County Jude. This la Tour Opportunity. On receipt of tea cent, eaah or a tan: pa, a geseroci samplo will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay FeTer Cure (Hy'a Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of tea rfcedy. ELY BIIOTHEHS, 55 Warren St., New York City. Iter. John Reid, Jr., of Great Fall, Mont., recommended Ely's Cream Balm to rne I can emphasize Lis statement, "It is a josi tire cure for catarrh if used r.8 directed." IteT. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, CO cents. Xmas Offerings. New goods and new prices. A hand some doll will be iven with every package of baking ;nder bought ol Mrs. i. W. Rapp at the People's Gro cery. Many of the dolls are worth twice the price of a can of baking powder. Every can guaranteed to le a? good as any powder in the market. To Rent. Five-room cottage on Jackson street. Office two rooms oa Jackson street, opposite post office. Large house and plenty of out build ings, 20 acres ot land with oichard, in West Roseburg. Large house and S acres at Edeubower ono mile from town. Call on or address T. K. Richardson, Roseburg. For Over I'lny Yenm. as Old iko Wka-Tjueo I'.exzdt. Mr WlcsloWs Soothing Syrup has been ued tor orcr fifty years by millloni of notb.cn for their children while tee thin?, with perfect snceesa. Ittoothes tho child, soltcnj the guns, allayi all pain, cures wlad colic, and li the best remcd for Diarrhoea. Ii pleaiant to the taitc. Sold tij droFshts In every part of the world. Twenty five centa a bottle. Ita value la lccalcnlable Be acre and aik for Mis. WlcjIoWa ootblng Syrap, and take no other kind. uucklcu'H Aruico HnWe. The Bes. Salve in tho world for CuU. Bruiees, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handt Chillbains, CornB, and all tkin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles, or m pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 conts per box. For salo at A. C.Marstcrs &. Co. "Liverlne. "Livenne," manufactured bv tho An chor S Chemical Co., tho great Liver, Kidney and Constipation cure. An in fallible remedy for all curable lorms of dlscasos of thoso organs. The greatest knows remedy for Indigestion. Try it. For sale nt M. F. Rapp'e drug store, Roseburg, Oregon. Lumber for Sale or Trade. If you have dry cowa or heifers you want to trado for lumber, or if you want to buy a bill of any kind of fir lutnlfcr, you will do well tu address l. O. box 125, Drain, Oregon. K. W. Benjamin, dentist, room 1 Marstors' block. Hvvt guodu ;it Caro Bros. Rots htoie. Last Words to Congress. Washington, Nov. 27. Proaldent Cleveland has been dovoting a gioat deal of timo (o his annual messago during tho last week, and now has it woll in hand so that it can bo finished in n couple of days. Tho message is expected to ho one ol the ablest documents Mr. Cleveland lias written during his two terms. It will bo in n sense his farewell to the American people as their chief executive, mid thero is little doubt that ho will embrace tho opportunity to mark out the courso ho bttlioves ought to bo followed: by the national government forthoiiiiiiutuiiAiicc and development of Ilia honor and pros perity of the country. Foreign nffairs will naturally claim considerable attention, and the presi dent will have nn opportunity to con gratulate enngrers nud the country upon tho solution of tho Venezuelan-boundary controversy in Ainerici in an hororahle and satisfrti-torv manner, alike to the United States and to Great Britain and Venezuela. The condition of affairs in Turkey will he discussed in detail and the president w ill be able tot-how that the ordinary diplomatic ;igenr;cn have sufficed for the protection of American life and property in tho Tutkieh empire. The last'paragrjp'js of the incjrugo to be written will bo tlioo dealing with the situation in Cuba. lie will nv.iil him self of the lates. possible information as to the military situation in the island, and the prospect for early Eettleaieiit or failure of the insurgents may have much to do with shaping his policy. The prcs ont indications ore tli&t he will umke no radical recommeudatious on thm sub ject. Other foreign complications in which the Cnited Slates is interested will be touched upon briefly. Secretary Carlinlo is preparing data looking to an increased revenue by im posing rerenue duties on tea end coffee, and by increasing the internal revenue tax on brer, and the president will doubtless ej,pres hie approval of these recommendxtiot s. The financial-rrform recommeuilatiuns of tbo mes?aje 11 Iw aloi g the lino of Mr. Cfet eland's former recurrmeuda lions, anil i 1 have a their bi-in the advccicy of Ih- ungle gold standard as the foundation of the in'inc'arv i-vstem of the routitr) . Th retirement o. the greei.ba t .trd the Sherman notes will U recum mended, so as to take the government entirely out cf the bueicess of isning promissory uoiea. Banking reform will bi recommended at the same lime, to enablo the banks of the countrv to issue Circulating noted whicn will be safe, and which can be expanded or contracted in volume lo meet the needs of the bi:i- oees of the country. Mr. Cleveland ia a-ive to the ueccwiiy of continuing the expansion of the nav , mi of constructing coat defenes to ru fie country iu a condition to rteist f jr- e ea agjrpeion, ord the recoicuici da ti m on these lines mao'e bv Sccntsrus Limont and Herbert in their annual re pjrti will be seconded incite racsage. Weyler'5 Heavy Loss. Chicago, Nov. 2i The Tribone'a f-pe- c al from Jacksonville, I'm., fays : Colonel Jcse R-ye, aid de-camp ol General Macco, wounded and en rente tNcw Yori for medical treatment, and wth dispatches to the junta, passed through here yesterday. He sajs the nghting in the Rat i hills of I'mar del Rio wai the most sanguinary Dattle cf the war. He claims 2000 of WeylerV mea were killed in two days, and twice as many wounded. Weyler went to the field with 35,000 men in three columns, one of 15,000 nn der himself: one of 15,000 under General Echague, and a third of 5000 under den eral Manor. They found Marco en trenched in a crescent-shaped range of hills. When at the foot of the hills the Spaniards were met with a withering tire that cut gaps ia their ranks. Maceo's men shot from behind recks and trees, and gradually gave way before the Spaniards, who, encouraged by what they thought to be a victory, pursued them. Suddenly a deafening explosion rent the air, aad a scene followed somewhat like the mine horror at Petersburg dur mg the civil war. Horses and men were blown high in the air and fell to the earth dead and mangled. Tho dynamite mine was touched off by John Linn, formerly of this city, who is .Maceo's electrican. Maceo then) loosened his dynamite guns, prejared by Linn, and more havoc was wrought. In the mine explosion, Colonel Reyes says, Weyler lost 700 men-killed and 500 more in charging, besides I GOO wounded. Next day, Maceo, knowing of the re serve forco under Weyler, retreated to even a stronger position. Thsn he was attacked by the column under Echiigue, who was roundly thraahed and driven fiom the field, losing 8j0 men killed, besides 1300 wounded. Next day Maceo retreated again, maneuvering nil the whilo to entrap eylf r into a Held that hnd been honey combed with dynamite. Moanwhile, however, General Weyler, hoaring that thero was danger of an uprising in Ha vana, because of his failuro to crush Maceo, hastened back to that city. Hinman Heard From. l".o a Hinman, who oscapeJ from Doug las rounty jiil October 11th, has been dodging bis pursuers over since. He Iibb been seen and efforts made to arrest him but up to dato he lias managed lo evade being taken. Ho was tracked up in the mountains near Riddle not loog einco by Wm. Huggius and Ed. Riley, where Hinman shot Htiggins in the hip from his hiding placo. Later one James Duu novau camo upon him uud "having the drop on him" held him up, but for a niinuto ouly, for when D.uinovan es sayed to tio him ho showed fight, and in tho tusHel Hintnun got thu better of Duu uovan broke away and escaped. Hin man has been heurd fiom sinto at Med ford, where the (.oudUIjIo hihI inaielinl undertook to arrest him but he showed fight and scared them off and again es caped. Hinman is well armed and equipped for a contest with whoever nt- toraplB to arrest him. Ho is wary as a fox and, it appears, is fool enough to shoot who ever tries to lake hhn. Tho onlv show is to not "the drop on him" and shoot him down if ho iitlemptH to resist. Two Sinners Saved. Sunday morning two young men of this city, bo tho story runs, concluded to go up tho South Umpqua ducking and they got it. They took the southbound train with nn outfit a canvass boat nnd tho usual paraphernalia for a down tho river duck hunt by drifting with the current and launched upon the raging Umpqua river. About noon a report came to lown that tho boat was seen drifting down Iho stream with no one on board, aud n hat also was seen floating on the stream below Dillard's station. It was at once surmised that these young men had been caprized and bad gone fishing instead of ducking. But later on it was learned that though they had capsized the boht and lost their guns and taken au impromptu bath, they were saved by swimming three or four hundred yards In terra firma, one on an opposite side of the' river. Whether William Cairoll, Jr., and Stanley Judder are Baptists or Carnpbell ites now it ia not known, but it a cer tain they were immersed and are e.veJ at n cott, by their lo., of r.bout HO each. Demorcst Prize Medal. At thu Oira house Saturday night a conte't was had for the Demorest prue for the best clociitiunary effort. Tho contestants were: Mhs Lizzio Giving, Wm. Armatagi) anil Neal McCall and Jesrie Givins of Eden Boner and Arunta Smith, Clary McCoy nnd Cljde Falkner of Roieburg. The contest was spirited and hotly contested, all doing nobly nr.d well, but the awsrJing committee gave tho prize So Mis-! lessie Givins of Edn Bower. Strayed. Light bay mare, weight 1050 pound, hae no brjtid and no saddle markfvno spots of any kiud except the reft hind foot is white. The tnnrc is about; six years old. The ani nal came to my ! placo iu the early part of last winter, ij have iuqoired but i.o one knows the animal. She ia in my enclosure, one ' mile north of Canyonville. ! H. Bur.LLNilAU.il. 1 To the Public. On and after this date, I wish it under- i stood that my terms for all undertaker's J goods are cash with the order. 1 find it j impossible to do busine on a credit j bofcis, and belive that I can do better by 1 my patrons and myself by selling strictly I for casn. P. Be.vlpick. Undertaker. Roseburg, Ore., April 12, 1S115. TAXES. Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers. All taxes not paid by Noy. 25, ISfW, extra co'ts will be added. SberitT will commence tj levy on all property for the delinquent taxes on Nov. 20. 1S9B. A. F. SriTARXs, Judge. IV. L. Wilson, M. I). TnoMrio.v, Commiioner. Six weeks ago 1 suffered with a very severe cold : was almost unable to speak. My friends all advised me to consult a physician. Noticing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised in the St. Paul Volks Zeitung I procured a Lottie, and after taking it a short while was en tirely well. I now most heartily recom mend this icmedy to anyone suffering with a cold. Wm Km, 73 Selby Ave., St. I'aul, Minn. Tor siie by A. C. Marsters Jc Ca. Executor's Sale oi Real Property. VOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT BY N virtue ol an amended order da'.y Issued oat ot the County Court of Douglaa County, and enured ol record oa the 3Tth day ol May. is&i, authorising and cnpovcrlng the executor of the estate of il. R. fchupe to sell the real prop erty belonging to said estate at public or pri vate (ale for cash or half cash and a credit of one ymr with mortgage security. Ifnw therefore in rersuancco! the said order I. John II Snupc, executor of the esiatc of M. I 1. si'upe. ueccara, win s; ai puDiic sale at the Court House door in the City of Roseburg on Saturday, tlic 6tli tiny ot Decem ber, 1896, at 1 o cloci I' M of said day for cash in hand to the highest and txst bidder, all the follow. Ing bounded decribd real property belonging to said ettate. to-wit: The eat halt of the donation laud claim of M. U. Shupe the tooth half of the north wes quarter ard the north half of the smith vest quarter of Section 32. tho noth half of the south east quarter nnd the south half of the north cast quarter of Section 31. all In Town ship 2t S uth ot Range iWesVltouglasCountr, Oregon, excepting therefrom X91 acres sold to E. O. Young In the north cast corner of the south cast quarter of tho nonh west r.uartcr of Section Si, township 2' South of Range West, and containing 1.sO acres. Datid November JSth.M. JOIIS If. SIIll'E. n!3ti Exccutcr Estate of M. R. SLnpe, dec Made and Merit Maintains theconfidenco of the iicoplc In Hood's fcjsrssparllla. If a medicine cures you when sick; it It makes wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond nllquestlon that medlclnoposscsses merit. That la just the truth nbont Hood's Sar saparilla. Wo know it posnesses merit because it cures, not onco or twice or n hundred times, but In thousands and thousands of cases. Wo know It cures, absolutely, permanently, when all others fall to do any good whatever. Wo repeat Sarsaparilla Is the best In fact tho One Truo lllood l'uriflcr. nut- euro nausea, utugesuoD, Merit riarvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun- dcrman, of Dirnondalc, Mich., wo are permitted to make this extract: "I havo no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery, as tho results were almo3t marvelous in the case of my wifo. While I wna pastor of tho Baptist church at Rives Junction elio was brought down with Pneumonia succeed ing La Grippe. Terriblo paroxysms of coughing would lost hours with little in terruption and it seemed us if ehe could not 'survivo them A friend recom mended Dr. King's New Discovery; it wna quick in ita work and highly satis factory in results." Trial bottles free at A, C. Maretera' Drug Slore. Regular size 50 c. nnd 51. Oj. OMEN'S FACES like flowers, fade andwitherwlthtitne; the bloom of the rose is only known to the licaltny woman's cheeks. The nerv ous strain caused by the ailments and pains peculiar to the sex, and the labor and worry of rearing a familv. can often be traced by the lines iu the woman's face. Dull eyes, the sallow or wrinkled face and those "feelings of weakness" have their rffe in the derangements and irregularities peculiar to women. The functional de rangements, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses of women, can be cured with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For the young Ktrl just entering womanhood, for the mother and those about to become mothers, and later irt "the change of life," the "Prescription" is just what they need; it aids nature in preparing the system for the change. It's a medicine prescribed for thirty years, in the diseases of women, by Dr. K. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti tute.at Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure the chronic inflamma tion of the lining membranes which cause such exhausting drains upon the system. It cures nervous prostration, sleeplessness, faintness, nervous debility and all disorden arising from derangement of the femils organs and functions. Mrs. Iexnie Williams, of Mchauk. Lam Co., vrrgon. writes: "i wai sick for over three years with blind dizzy tpells, palpitation of the heart, pain in the back and head, and at times would hare such a weak tired feel ing when I first got up In the morning, and at times nervous chills. The physicians dif fered as to what my disease wav but none of them did me any good. As soon as I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription, I began to get txtter ; could sleep MKS. WrLLIAlS. well nights, and that lad. nervous feeling and the pain In my back soon left me. I can wait sever al miles without getting tired. I took in all three bctUes of 1 Prescription 'and twoof Discovery. " E XTRAVAGAflZA! AT ROSEBURG OXERA HOUSE Friday, December 4th, 1896. THE COMPANY erprouTixi; CORI1NN Joe Cawthorn, John Page, Neil McXiel, George Oleiii, John Barry, Maurice Robinson, John Connolly, H. A. Cassichv Octavia Baroe, Ne.ly Strickland, Ethel Strickland, HelenHoldenWelch Ge.orcia Stewart. Clarence Rogerson, Husical Director. V gr RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SASE. JTj Alexander SIS THE TO X MAS i ENTIRE Upholstered Furniture At Cost for 30 days. A10. A LARGE LINE OK Fancy Chairs and Rockers Jnst Received, and at Prices never before quoted in Roseburg. WALL PAPER 'V'V" -....t. roll up. hntire hue Reduced until January ist, 1S07. liCome, aud bring vour pocket books. Money Talks! Yours Rcspccfully, ALEXANDER STRONG - - - 0 nosicrtu'iic:, Catarrh fleans Danger, Because if unchecked it may lead di rectly to consumption. Catarrh is caused by impure blood. This fact is fullv established. Therefore, it is use less to try to euro catarrh by outward applications or inhalants. Tho truo way to euro catarrh is to purity the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures catarrh by its power to drive out all impurities from tho blood. Thousaudrt of people testify that they have been perfectly and permanently cured of catarrh by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parliea holding Douglas county warrant' in dorsed prior to June 1, 1892, to present the samo at the treasurer's office in the court house for payment, as interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice Dated this 22d day of October, 1800, at the City of Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon. Wm. A. Fhateb, County Treasurer. 0.R.O to-tteAST (Jives the Choice of TWO Transcontinental ROUTES VIA. VIA Spokane Minneapolis AND St. Piiul Denver Omaha AND Kansas City i Low Kates to all Eastern Cities OCEAN DIVISION. rOK.TI.AXD SAX RAXCISCO. Steamers leave Aintworth dock, Iortland,at8 p. m., everr Ave days. Cabin. 13.00, ateerege, JJ.I0. For full details call on or addres V. C. LONDON, Agent, Roseburg, Oregon, or address W. II. HTJRljBTJH.'r, Jeneral Tassengcr Agent, Portland, Oregon. E. MoNEILL. Fresldnnt and Manager. II Musical Organization THE CORINNE Extravaganza Company. 60 PEOPLE 60 In ti.e ' 'rgious Operatic Extravaganza Hendrick Hudson, Jr. Presented on a telle of Matchless Magnificence. Tltc Same Great Cast and all the Beautiful scenery, Costumes, Elecxic aad Calcium effects, as seen during the recent success at the Columbia Theatre, San Franci'co. & Strongs PJjAVK GET- LINE OF I W I t omcaoN. Sheet Music. Great reductions. All new music will be sold at one-half off original and pres ent price.-". In a few days we will have about 1000 all new composition?. Send for catalogue free. T. K. RlCliABDSO.V, Roeeburg, Or. OAKLAND, OREGON. RHTGS, 75 Cents per Day. Give Us a Call. SHELBY CHURCHILL, Prop'r. Tlie Cljurcries. Baptist cucecu corner of Lace and Rc trcets. Sunday Service: Preaching, 11 a. m. and 730 p. nr.; Young People' Union, 6:20 p.m. ; Un. E. AV. Elact, President; Sunday School, 10 c m.; James Chamberlain, Superintenden Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening at 70. MiTHODisT Chcech comer of Main and Lane street. Sunday service: Preaching, U a. a and 7:30 p. m.; Sabtatli school, 10 a. m.; F. Vi. Woolley, Superintendent; Cla&a Meeting at close of the morning Eervicc; pworth League 8:3) p. m. Hattie Godfrey, President. Prayer Meeting, Wedncad&y, at 720 p.m. Feask L. Moose, Pastor, rummage, corner Main and Zone. PsEeEiTiBiAS Chvecu corner of Cass and lioic streeti. Sunday derricc: Pcplic worship, aura, and 7UM p. a.; Sabbath School, 10 a.m.; V. P. S. C. E.,7 p. ia. Prayer Meeting, Wednea lay, 7:30 p. ra. It. 3. Dilworth. Pastor. TJ P. O. ELKS, ROSEBURG LODGE, NO. 3X, J' hold their regular communications at the I. O. O. F. hall on second and fourth Thursday of each month. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all visiting brothers cor dially invited to attend. 1 FRED PAGE-TUSTIN, E. R HERMAN MARKS, Secretary. T-VOCGLA3 COUNCIL, KO. 21 JR. O. U. A.M.. meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Old Masonic IfalL Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. C. B. Cas'0S, Geo. W. Peeev, Councilor. Recording Secretary. T-AUKEL LODGE, A. F. i A. M., REGULAR a- meetings the -d and 4th Wednesdays in each month. J. B. Cawuield, W. M. C. W. Kiek, Sec'y. TTMPQUA CHAPTER, NO. IL B. A. M., HOLD their regular convocations at Masonic hall on the first and third Tuesday of each month Visiting companions are cordially Invited. K. L. MILLER, H. P. laaso&E Caeo, Secretary. pHTLETARIAN LODGE, NO. 8, L O. O. F, " meets Saturday evening of each week at their hall in Odd Fellow Temple at Roseburg. Members of he order In good standing are invit ed to attend. E. McBRCOM Jf. G. F. G. MIcelli .Sec'y- rjNION ENCAMPMENT, SO. 0, MEETS AT y , Odd Fellows hall na second and foonh Friday of each month. Visttine brethren arc invited to attend. F. G. MICELLI, C. P. JOS. MICELLI, Scribe. DOSEBUEG LODGE, NO. 16, A. O. U. W. Ax- meets the second and fourth Mondays of ch month at 730 p. m. at Odd Fellows hail. Members of the order in good standing are In cited to attend. DENOPOST, NO. 29, G. A. R., MEETS THE first and third Thursdays of each month. VtfOMEVS RELIEF CORPS NO. 10, MEETS ' firm' and third Thursdays in oach nonth. RARMF ' ALLIANCE Regular Qnarterly MeeUng-S wGI be held at Grange Half, Roseburg, the first Fridav in December. March nd Jane, and the third Friday ia September. D 0SE3CRG CHAPTER, NO. S. O. E. S.. MEETS the second and fourth ThnrsdaT3 ol each minih. AUCE SHERIDAN, W. M. D OSEBCRG DIVISION NO 476. B. OF L. E mee'j every second and fourth Sunday. R OSEBUBG R, ,. LODGE.NO. U, L. O, O. F . meets on Tuesday evening of each week it the Odd Fellows fcalL Visiting sisters and orothren are invited to attend. MARTHA PARRY, N. G. ELA HENDRICKS, R. Sec. ALPHA LODGE, NO. 47, E. OF P.. MEETS every VcdceKlay evening at Odd Fellows HalL isiting Knigats ia good standing cor dially invited to attend. R. M. CONKLING, C. C. I. B. KIDDLE. K.R.S. Receivers Sale. TT OTICE of receivers sale of real propcrtv under decree and order ol sale from "Circuit Court. Ia the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. Isabcll C. Davenport, Plaintiff; vs R. M. Simpson, Josephine Simpsoa, Elizabeth Simpson, Adda Simp son, Clara Simpson. Bird Simp son and Jesse Simpson, Defendant. State of Orecon, County of Douglas, t NoUcc is hereby pivea that by virtue of a de cree of loreclosure and order ot a!e rendered and entered of record ia the above entitled cause and m the above named court, oa the Xth day of June, 1XS. wherein and whereby the above earned plaintiff obtained a judgment and decree of foreclo-nre against said above named defendants and against the hereinaiter described real estate for the sum of 51,622.00 and costs of said foreclosure and sale, and an order for the sale of said real property to satisfvsaid iudiment and costs. " - And, whereas. I as the receiver ia said suit heretofore duly appointed by said court, am duly directed and ordered to sell said real pro perty, under said decree and judgment and order of sale, now therefore I will cn Satnrdav tho '3??,' ovcmoer. IsM, at the hour of 2 o clock P. M. of said day at the front do r of the Court house la Roseburg, Douglas Cour-tv, Ore eon, sell at public auction to thehishest'bidder i?iEf?,?aha?5iTU :,fcc riSht. title ind interest H-VS1 l7.c Tld dclendana or either of them had onthesth day of Jaauarv. 1S34 o- i-rr th.t ttao in or to tie following Sbed'reaTprep erty to wit; Begining at a point northSD degrees and 55 minutes west, 11 chains, north 20 chains from the quarter post oa line between sections i6, townsy P south, range 6 west Willa mette Mcndian. Oregon . thence north S3 decrees and 5 minutes west, 7. chains; thence sbuth lb iicctm trft 1 1 .K..:.... . i . - . , ... . uvura soma J degrees and 55 minutes cast 12.01 chains, and : ...v v.. .7 iui' ruace oi Deem ing, conraming li.iO acres. Also all that por tion or strip of gravel bar and laad that Uesbe jwejaeotostwcsterlr line of the above des cribed premises and the South Vmpqua river, being two acres more or less. All ia Douglas County, Oregon, toccthcr with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances, thereunto "longing or m any wise appertaining. OStd J. Wisicnr. P.x..iv- Summons. TN JUK CIKCl'IT COURT OF TUE STATE -1 Oregon, for Douglas County. OF ucrnctta Moore, l lainttiT i James Moore, Defendant.' To James Moore, tho Knt named defendant In the name of the State of Oregon. -oa are p.Mnthlel against jiiilu the above entuled ,u on or tviore the tirst day of the ue,t regiiUr term oi saw Court lo-w :t Tne 7tlt May or December, tSgft. Mid tvu will take notu-cthat i; hi fail so to appear and answer said complaint, Kr want thcrxvf. the p.iiiti!V will a;y.y to the court for the relief prayed for tn sat.Kvmplaint, which is dlswlulton oi the marrlavc contract now existing betuven o;iri;t and the plaintiff V5 l S1 ? VMlllul ot three minor II ..i.raiiiu,.nwiifft pwimruvt witnplain tirt to wit 0:v-.. Moore, t.ertto Moore and Maty Moore. Thl summon i! published bv virture of an order made in chambers at Koroburg. IXauclai l ?!1 v , Cullcrlo5 .'..dgeoita . i ,. ,vU,h .dw-dcr dateit t !. kii." i A. 'i' A 1 Kv V V 1KA ' fvKP