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THE PLAINDEALER, I'ublishcd Mondays sad I'bumUl. BT Tub rt.AINPKAl RR ri'Bl.lslUNO CO. 1. R. KDDV - C. Y. BF.NJAMIN Editor. .Mutineer. Haburrlpllon Hnteft. Ono Year.. Mntitlid Thfw Mnh... 12 00 .. 1 00 .. X 11 ' MARCH 1". ONE THING AT A TIME. The president's first message to con gross is printed iu full ia another cvl uidd. It deals s i: li t ut one question, nd that is the iieticieucy cf the reve nues. Other questions are ignored en tirely. Even the one a!! absorbing topic of the campaign, the question of the car rtney, is not even referred to. This is as it should be. The people voted that the present financial system should be main tained. If a change were Jet reed then it were well that it thonld be immedi ately considered and the suspense speed ily removed. Fottunateiy for the coun try, it was cot, and the thing of most pressing concern, the treasury deficit, re ceives attention at the hands of the pres ident. The key note of what (lie admin istration p:cp::es to do if aided by con gress is wnr.ded iu these 'two teutences which are quoted from the message: "Ample revenues must be supplied,'' nd "duties should be solevisd upon for eign products as to preserve iLe home market as far as possible fjr cur own producers." This sesiuis as though we are ou the high road in the return to good times. It is a loag while since such phrases were embodied in presiden tial utterances. Ever since the enact ment of the Wilson-Cormau bill which a democratic president himself declared an evidence of party perfidy and party dishonor, but which he hadn't the cour age to veto, the ccuntry has been run ning behind, borrowing money to carry on its business; under its provisions we have been buying too much and selling too little. A halt has been called, the crew changed, a new course mapped out for the ship of state, and congress re quired to enact a revenue bili first, that shall amply provide for the needs of the government and "preserve the home market." 'Mr. McKinley was co new untried man. Tlio American people knew bis calibre and were conversant with his views. His impress is upon the best tariff bill ever devised, but in an evil moment the people lietened to the voice of the free trade siren and over turned that measure. Sow it is to be in the main restored chanced only to meet chanced conditions. The home market ia to be conserved for oar own producers. There is a rift in the clouds; the rays of hope from the sun of prom if e bursts through. Let all the people re joice. Chairman Dingley, of the ways and means committee, estimates on the basis of last year's importations that the new tariff bill will furnish additional revenue to the government amounting to $112,000,000 annually, as follows : A Chemicals' t 3,500,000 B Crockery and glassware. 4,000,000 C Metals 4.C00.000 D Wood 1,70J,(XK) E Sugar 21,750,000 F Tobacco 7,000,000 G Agricultural (1,300,000 H Liquors l.SOO.OOO 1 Cottons 1,700,000 J Jute linen and hemp ,S00,0J0 K Wools 17,500,000 K Wools, manufactures of wools -7.000,000 L Silks 1,500,000 M Pulp and paper 09,000 N Sundries 0,200,000 It is all over, und how much is the world better off? Cor belt U uo longer champion. He has lowered his colors to Fitzsitnmous, und (but gentleman can now wear the proud title. Cut f it days, yea, weeks, the newspapers, especially the big dailies, have )';en filled with de tails of Abe preliminaries and now of the. mill, aud its effect upon the rising gen eratiou can not be measured. Its inllu ence cannot be good, then it must be bad, and the example set will result in many fistic encounters and a develop mont of the brutal instincts. It begins to look as though benutor Corbett will not have a walk-over. The enate ia usually a stickler for pi eced enti nod if the Oregon cute is not Men ileal with those of Montana, Wyoming and Washington in 1893, it escape1) by a very narrow margin. Senator Ishain G. Harris, of Teuuea ee, ia nearly ninety years old aud is put ting up iios lor a re-election. It 'a just possible tbat the Tenneuseeans will have to shoot Uncle Ieham in order to get him ready tor lbs resurrection. Ei. rt - Silver continues to drop. It reached 02 oenta per ounce tliU week. The low eat in lta history. The silver in a dollar ii only worth about 40 ceuU at that rate. The spectacle of the king of Grc daring to give the law to the great pow era, says the Hollelin, is one of the won ders of the wonderful sge. The ei plana tion is no farther to sek than the growth of the strength of public sontimeot with the advance of civilisation. The bigger thekit.gthe i?er, for as ho grows in strength his people r.lso grow, aud their strength ir.criMses faster than hi in the ratio of one millii n to one. If Crete and Oreece are joined at last, and the Mos lem driven out, it will lx England and France and Germany and Italian public opinion thai works the changes. U ttiero is no extra session of the legis lature is railed it is probable the coun ties will take some concerted action in regard to the payment of state taies, and keep tho money to puy their own debts. 1 he only objection to this course is that w hen the state tax will have to be raised it will be about three times ss large as usual and there will be a great roar. Provided) of course there is no session till January, 1S:;. Several cf the county judges are in session to 'ay at Portland considering this very matter. Poor old Spiin, she svems to be gel ing the worst of it all around. Cuba, the only valuable colonial pessef siou loft is about to tret awav, and the Phlllipinea are not yet subdued, and there is inter mil dissension and threatened insurrec tion. Verily Spain has "troubles of hr own."' Once at the head of the class as far as military and naval greatness it conferred, she is now almost at the foot. The Salem Statesman is falling for an extra session of the legislature, but in do ing so calls for a decision of the supreme court on the (tatns of the house. That is. as to whether the IV n son house we legally organiznl. and whether the reso lution delaring vacant twenty-seven seats was a valid proceeding. But no steps have been taken that we are aware of to bring the matter before the court. If Secretary Sherman wants to make for himself a lasting fame let him in augurate and carry to successful issue a treaty for the construction of the Nica ragna canal, and then congress provide for aud carry out such construction. The canal must be under the complete control cf the United States, for this na tion alone of the "ations of the Western world is able and willing to defend it. It is no surprise to learn through the dispatches that Russia is secre'.ly sup porting Greece. This is in accord with the policy of the empire for generations. She wants an outlet to the Mediterra nean, and the only way is 'through the Bospborcms, and there the Turk in en throned, supported by the pjwers of Europe oppjeed to the aggressive policy of Russia. Senator Stewart proposes a survey of tb Alaskan boundary line that it may be established in accordance with the treaty of 1S07. It is about time thl vexed question was determined. One Corbett baa been knocked out. If there in anything in a name can this be regarded as a bad omen for the othe who will soon have a bout with the United States senate? Advices from Washington say it practically conceded that Senator Cor Dett ana tne other gubernatorial ap pointees will not be seated. President McKinley's first messag to congress says a great deal in a few words. May his br . ,ty never grow less Telegram. CRIPPLED POLITICIANS. But Will the People Remember Until Next Election? After summarizing the result of the de funct attempted legislature, The Astoria Budget remarks : Thus dies the nineteenth biennial ees sion of the Oregon legislature, which will go down in history as a cbowninu his- GKACEtomany who participated in it The only members who have escaped with honor are those who held to the lienson house and joint convention. The failure to carry the hold-UD inrougn wuu success win Kin many po- lticai leaders. Joe Simon is seriously crippieu ana must give in to Senator Mitchell. Scott has played bis last card with Simon as a partner. They roust separate. Bourne, the wrecker, is dead as a leader of any party. Young, the arch traitor in the populist camp, who led his follower into the Simon ditch, will be cast aside by his party. U'Ken, who had an ambition to be Tom Tongue's successor, is irretrievably ruined, and be will be relegated to growing and raising prunes lor the balance of his life in Clackamas county. lolt and alt the big populist guns Lave annihilated themselves by contami nation with Simon republicans. In fact an the hold-ups are no more. It was big fight, stubbornly fought, extensive TO TIIH bTATE. Probate Court. Judge .Stearns has made the following orders in the probate court : In the matter of tho estate of Isaac Lelmherr, deceased, order approving semi-annual account ot administrator. P. Tustin, and directing Davmentof funds on hand. This pays 00 per cent of claims. In tho mutter of the estate of Anna Weaver, final account of John Weaver. executor, approved ana executor cis charged. The case of W. I. Lmeiv vs. H. D. lhouias estate, continued to March 30. I ho name of Harold Browu. son of Geo. W. Brown, was changed to Harold Evarts, he being adopted by C. L. and Ada B. Evarts. Mrs. Fred Pago-Tustin is Improving, but not very rapidly, and her little son Frank is couiiued to his bed by an ail rneut resembling hives. The report that l'itzsimmona was dying, circulated last night and this morning, turns out to he a canard. With the exception of a cut lip he is as well as before the tight. THE PRESISENT'S MESSAGE. It Deals Exclusively With the Que lion of Reveauea. Wabhinotwx, March 15 The presi dent today sent tho following message to congreee : Regretting the necessity which has re quired we to call you together, I feel that your assembling in extraordinary soselou is indisiensibl IwH-ause of the condition in which we find the revenues of the government. It la conceded that its current expenditure are greater than its receipts, aud that such condi tion has existed now for more than three years. With unlimited means at cur command, we rt presenting the re markable spectacle of increasing our public debta by borrowing money to meet ordinary outlays Incident npon an even, economical and prudent a (minis tration cf tho government. Examina tion of tho subject discloses this fact in every detail and leads to the inevitable conclusion that the condition of the rev enue which allows it is unjustifiable and should be corrected. We find by the reports of the eooielary of the treasury thut the revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1S:2, from alt sources, were f.'5,JkVS,2t0 and the expenditures for all purposes were (415, IV3,800 06, leaving an excess of receipts over expenditure of f.U'U.454.10. I'ur ing this fiscal year, HO,o70,4t37.!S was paid npon the public debt, which has been reduced since March 1, 18s0, IJo'.t, 07(3. S'0, and the aonual interest charges decreased ll,0S4.57f CO.. The receipts of tho government from all sources during tho fiscal year ending June SO, IS'.io, ammounted to (3Sj,$18, and Its expenditures, $333,477,"54, showing au excess' of receipts over ex penditures of 12,341,074. Since that lime, the receipts ot no fiscal year and. with but few exceptions, of no month of any fiscal year, have exceed! expendi tures. The receipts of tho government from all sources during (he fiscal year euding June 30, l$m, were $372,9$2,i$.2n, and its expendiiuree, 442,t05,75S.8T, leaving a deficit, the first time since the re sumption of the specie payments of S03,"iH).8. Notwithstanding the de crease of 1C,761U2$.7$ in the ordinary expenses of the government, as compared with the previous fiscal year, Us income was still not sutlicient to provide for its daily necessities, and the gold reserve in the treasury for the redemption of green backs was drawn upon to meet them. But this did not suffice, and the govern ment then resorted to loans to replenish the reserve. In February, lSi4, $50,000,000 bonds were issued, aud in the November fol lowing a second issue of (50,000,000 was deemed necessary. Tre sum of $117, 171,795 was realize I by the sale of these bonds, hot the reserve was steadily de creased until on February 8, 18iVi, a third sale of ii2,315,40O toads for il3,l 10,244 was announced to congress. The receipts of the government for I tie fiscal year ending June 30, 1S;5, were ti'.0, 373,203. 30, and ttie expenditures, 433.178,420.4S, showing a deficit of HV S05.223.1S. A turther loan of (lW.OOO, 000 was negotiated by the government in February, the sale netting $111, 160,24(5, and swelling the aggregate bonds issued within three years to $2112,315,400. For the fiscal year ending June 30, ISO'', the revenues of the govern-nent from all sources amounted to $40'.,475, 408 7S, while its expenditures wero $434, 673,'34 48, or au excess of expenditures over receipts of $25,205,245.70. In other words, the total receipts of the three fiscal years ending June 30, lSVHi, were insufficient by $137,81 1,72'.. 46 to meet the total expenditures. Nor has this condition since improved. For the first half of the present fiscal year, ths receipts of the government, ex clusive of postal revenues, were $157, 507,003.76, and the expenditures, exclus ive ot the postal service, $195,410,000.2!', or an excess of expenditures over re ceipts of $37,002,3116 46. In January of this year, the receipts, exclusive of os tal revenues, were $24,316,094.20, a de ficit of $o,9o2,3'.'o.24 for the month. In February of this year, the receipts, ex elusive of pcstal revenues, were $24,400 '. .os, anu the expenditures, exclusive of the poetal service, $28,706,056 66, deficit of $4,3;5,053.'JS. or a total deficit $1SO,031,5S0.44 for thren years and eight months, ending March 1, 18!7. Not only are wo without surplus in the treasury, but with an increaee of the public debt, there has been a corrts ponding increase of the annual interest charges from $22,803,83 20 in 1S92, the lowest of any year since 1362, to $34, 3S7.207.00 in 1896, or an increase of $11, 4U3.414.4U. It may be orged tbat even if the rev enues of the government had been sutfi cient to meet all its ordinary expenses during the past three years, the gold re serve would still have been insufficient to meet the demands upon it, and that bonds would necessarily have been issued for its repletion. Be this as it may, 'it is clearly manifest, without de nying or affirming the correctness of such conclusion, that the debt would have been decreased in at least the amount of the deficit and business confi dence immeasurably strengthened throughout the country. Congress should promptly correct the existing conditions. Ample revenues must be supplied, no only lor the orriin ary expenses of the government, but for the prompt payment of liberal pensions and liquidation of the principal and in terest ot the public debt, in raising revenues, duties should . be so levied upon foreign prod nets as to preserye the borne market as lar as possible to our producers, to revive and increase manu factories, to relieve and encourage ugri culture, to iucrease or domestic and foreign commerce, to aid and develop our mining and building, and to render to labor in every field of useful occupa tion liberal wages and adequate rewards. to which skill and industry are justly en titled. The necessity of the passage of a tariff law which shall provide ample revenue need not he lurther urged. The impera tive demand of the hour is the prompt enactment of such a measure, and to this object I earnestly recommend that congress shall make every endeavor Before other business is transacted, let us first provide sufficient revenue to faithfully administer the government without contracting lurther debt or con tiuuod disturbance of our finances. William McKinley. Executive Mansion, Washington, D. C, y.: reh 10, 1897 For Fifty Year. Miss Blanche Berard, the oldest post- mistrens ia ttie country, who has held office for a half century, at West Point, N. v., has roblgned. When Professor Claudius Berard died, more than 00 years ago, he left a widow and several small children, ills pay as a professor at the military academy was barely auihcient to support mm. some thing had to be done, and friends se cured the postoffico at West Point for Mrs. Berard. She held the office nntil her death, and then her daughter Blanche was appointed to the position. Administration! and presidents changed, postmaster-generals came and went, poetotlices were reorganized and reclassi fied, great political upheavals annihi lated every branch of the government, but she remained undisturbed. NEWS NOTES. The tush for Alaska la almost depopu lating the Bound cities. John Hay has been nominated as am bassador to Ureal Britain. Gen. Horace Porter of New Yoik, has born appointed minister to Frnnco. The saloons ol Portland must comply with the ordinance and close up at 1 a. m. The republican Convention of Khodc Island nominated Ellsha Pjer for gov rnor. , Hundred of people aro rendered homeless by the Hoods in Arkansas and Tennessee. Tho Utah legislature has adjourned sine die and the California law makers will follow suit tomonow. Butler, the Australian murderer, has given up his tight against extradltiuii and will go to Australia to answer for his crimes. The will of the late v Senator IKilpli was tiled for probate in the county court at Portland yesterday. The estate it valued at $125,000. Fred Smith, an Icelander, was killed near Everett, Wash., Sundav night, by being run over by a tiain, which tie had attempted to board while it was in mo tion. Hit head was entirely severed from his body. Among the applications for appoint ment to presidential offices under tho treasury ddpartment are John Scott, Port Towpsend, aa assistant secretary ; A. M. Jest, Grants Pass, Or., and Milton Weidlor of Portland, for collector of in ternal revenue at jPort land U'Ren has got to admit that he either told ont to the Simon crowd or that htf was made a fool of by Simon and used at a tool to pull the Corbelt chestnuts ont of the tire. It will lie interesting to listou to hit explanation of his conduct in the next campaign. Oregon City Enterprise. A Cane dispatch dated noon of Hie 18;h iust. says: The admirals of the foreign Meets have not yet proclaimed a blockade of the ielaud. The Greek squadron, with the exception of two ves sels, has left Cretan waters, and the two vets-li referred to are preparing to leave. The newly appointed ways and means committee ot the bouse met this morn ing to take up the new taritT bill. Prob ably the committee will be iu session most of the day, as the democratic mem bers desire to criticise the bill anil olfcr amendments. Washington dispa'ch, March 10 SheritT Johnson of Lane county, who brought a prisoner t the penitentiary yesterday from Eugene, set the prece dent of charging the actual expense in cur sod for transportation. Instead of the usual $2 50 "hack hire," the state was charged 25 cents street car faro. Salem Dispatch. Representative Harvey S. Hudson, ol Washington county, is suffering intensely at the home of his father, at Forest Grove, trom a soreness at tho junction o( the collar-bone and shoulder-blude. So intese is the pain that it confines him to him bed. While in attendance at the legislature he contracted typhoid fever, and has never fully recovered. A peasaut named Galihert, living iu the neighborhood of Milau, Germany, recently (wight a pig. A few days ago he killed the animal and found in its stomach a small metal matchbox con taining two bank notes cf the value it $J50 each. The honest bumpkin at once took them to the mayor in order that they might bo returned to their owner il ho could be found. A special cable to the New York Her ald from Mauilaiays 2000 troops under Solodo were led on March 9 by the na tive guides into an ambush near a Htrong position occupied by the rebels. The latter, W00 m number, attacked the Spaniards aud defeated them. Tho Spaniards retreated iu contusion, after almost a hand-to-hand fight. The ex tent ol the Spanish lose is unknown. So much has already been said about Mrs, McKinley'i health that it nee ms best, says the Midland Monthly, to plain ly state the facts. Sbo now suiters from partial paralysis of cne leg, which makes it difficult, though not painful, for her to rise and walk and, too, from luck ol strength which her inability to take healthful exercise naturally brings. She is, therefore, somewhat over bo to meet ing strangers, w hose curious gas affect s unpleasantly her naturally nervous tem perament and sensitive nature, and pre fers to have about her only her intimate friends. lion't allow the lungs to be impaired by tt e continuous irritation of a cough. It ia easier to prevent consumption lhan to cure it. One Minute Cough Cure taken early will ward oUany fatal lung trouble. Ma raters' Prog Store. Harriages. March 17, at the residence of Mrs. M. L. Lewis. Ijv Justice Hamlin. A. I.. Lewis and Mies L. N. I'oket. March 17, at the Episcopal church, by Kev. T, N. Wilson; L. G. Dumbleton and Mrs. Mattie Micard. March M. at the residence of the bride. by Kev. Mr. Pay, George Noah and Mrs. Mullen. Wanted. The address of some one having bees, lour or Five colonies to 8411 . The regula tion Laugutrelh hive prefered, Inside of 20 miles of ileadle. Write, stating price to Ous. Wplvikton, Glendule. Hqulrrt-l ioImo at Marnier'. 21- Of si vi rest IrluUnd test prove In ri'giii 'I to IIixkI'h KursuparllUt 1st, Greatest Merit Secured hy a licciillur C.'omlilna- lloii, Proportion and Prows unknown to others which naturally ai.'l actually produce! )d, Greatest Cures Riiown by thousands of honest, voluntary testimonials which naturally and actually produce Jd, Greatest Sales According to the statements ot drii(.'gWI.H all over the country. In these three nolnts Hood's Harsajiarillu Is peculiar to Itself. Inlood Sarsaparilla Is the best It Is the, One True liluod l'urllter. HsiwP nui-ant tli only iiills tojtjiho llOOCl S I'lllS Willi Ifoud'sKiiiaiiiinrlllu. iniays NEW SPRING Our Spring (lotnl are just bejrjnnlnfl: to arrive, and we Invite a careful inspection and comparison of prices. NNiH POOTWHAR For Men, Women ami Children. Latest Styles in eolors nnd shapes. HHTS Onr Hat Department is SHIRTS Shirts and Neckwear don't roKtiirr our remnant rack. JOSEPHSON'S In Congress. Thee It. Uro I f Maine was elected speskor on Mond.iv receiving 1W votes to li t for lUiley, IM for Jtell and one for Newlands. The following committees were appointed : ltules -Speaker Heed, Henderson, Palxell, reps; Kailey ami McMillln, dems. Ways and. means Hingley, I'aync, OaUell, Hopkins, Orosvcuor, .Uusaell, Holliver, Steel, Johnson, Kvaus and Taw ney, reps. ; lUiley, McMlllln, Wheeler, Mc!.:uirin, Hohortsou and Swanson. dems Mileage Wright. lUrham, and Hooie, reps.; Cooper and I. owls, dems, The ways and means committee then asked leave to sit during Ihe sesHions of the house, after which, at 4 o'clock, the house, on I'lngley'e motion, adjourned until Tuesday. Tongue and Kllis were unlorlunate iu the drawing cf seats, their names coming out Uto. In the senate Monday McMri le of Ore gon presented tho credentials of Henry W. Corbett, appointed by the governor of Oregon to till the vacancy caused by failure to elect n successor to Mitchell. The governor's certificate was read. Mcltrido requested that the new senator be sworn in, if there should bo no ob jection. Gray of Delaware raid some uuutUiil circuuiHtaners attended tho ap pointment, ai.d the credentials should he scrutinized. He moved that the cre dentials to referred to tho committee on privileges aud elections. The motion prevailed by u unanimous vote. If you have ever seen a child in (be agony of croup, you can appreciate tho gratitude of the mothers who know that Ono Minute Cough Cure relieves their hltloonesns quickly as it Is admin itered. Many homes in this city are never w ithout it. Marster' Prug Store. For 3ale. To a responsible prty or to let i n commission, fr the reason of 1SU7, a Mammoth Jack. For particulars, ad dress, F. L.Mosier, Pillard, Or. I'luc line of uliouliler brncrs, Improved pittn-i iim. ut !f tirnlerM'. It is I'tirprising what a "wc? bit of a tiling'' can accomplish. Sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomuiii, dizziness, are cpnokly banished bv Po Witt's Little Karly ..Kisers. Small pill. S.fe pill. I '.est pill. Marsler's t'rng store. Spend your dollars w lu-ro they go i furthest. Cili in what tulkx. We hell for cbhIi only. Wu can muke a dollar go ' a long way for you. Quality considered We huye the best goodii fur little money. Novelty More. NKXT : ATTRACTION ! ! OPKRA HOUSK MLERE YOU . ARE ! "JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED." NOTHING BUT FUN 1 Thursday, March 25, '97, Kllll Will P-IIMI MlfliH. Klrl timo h"rc " t tie BT,f o,c"" u f i"ns In ti.e kI.Ii--s,llttliiit I arte 'ltie:''l"e Merit, TOWN TOPICS Ui-t Imte and Kill- d to lleplcliim Willi I'retty Miiiv iMdlulilliil rions. Novel Jmnees. mid Ainuiliig 111 IcIsiiiN. NOT A KUI.I. MOMENT IN TIIK I'IKCE. V4 r.v"j 1 I 1:1 J. YJ. . 1 1, MA m ELY'S CltfCAM IUI.1U I, a posiitlvccim.. Apply into tho ii'iHril't. Il Ik qnMily M.limirhed. 6') tents ut Jtrii-.'L'lntH "T le m-i;i ; unriip'i Kw. I , y mall. j:LV liltO'l III liS, &l Vwitri ii M., Ni.vv York t'uy. FOR ONU PRIC1J ! 'The publishers of the I'lainujui sii have per. fueled aniitiKcments hy which every cash sub scrlhcr thereto will receive a copy of the WElJFOOT plantkk, The hunt iigilculturul pspcr puMshcd hi the I'aclllc Northwest, WITHOUT liXTRA CIIARGn. Old subscribers iciicuiiiK will receive the same privileges. Kit mi additional cents, subscribers will be Mill ,'xi cents worth of pluiits of the MAfJOON STRAWBERRY, wlilrli, benlde lieluK u In rue berry, Is fli iu and solid and kii excellent shipper. Hi ing Iu your orders. 1'I.AINbKAI.I.tt I'l'il. CO. if WW 1 Al i.TT iHniiie Jl iijht in line. If arc up to date, rij,-: paiTott I'KAI.KUS IN AM BOOTS AND SHOES. l'inest line of goods ever brought to Roseburg. Prices to suit the times. Parrott UulldliiK, f Jackson Street, f ROSI-BURO. g NEW FURNITURE! gj ; carpets ; 3 1 5i MATTINGS is pi S lit ill , CURTAINS j AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS Alexander.. KOMl.tll'ItU, STAPLE FANCY mi GROCERIES COUNTRY PRODUCE (Jive us a call. Goods delivered to Corner Lune, A Sheridan Streets, KOSEBUKO, . OREGON. IWOLLENBERG SQUARE DEAIr STORE. SPRING STOCK! Dress Qoods, F:urnlshing- Ooods, Mats, Caps, Boots, 5hocs. Cloaks, Capes, Wraps, Curtains, rt" In short, our shelves are filled with an excellent stock suited to all tastes and to meet all requirements. Our motto is : "A Squark Dual." Corner link unci JucUmoii Mlrtrt-tM. MOUNTAIN VIEW p oultry and V.KKVKIiA.WI. Having just engaged in the business, would say: I have spared no time or money to purchase the very befit for my breeding stock. Silver Laced Wyandottcs, vSilvcr Spangled Ilumburgs, Harred Plymouth Rocks, Single Comb Hrowu Leg Golden Polish, horn. ECCS, $100 P6R 13. Poland China Hogs, Angora Goats. Give mc a trial. Correspondence solicited. Addrrs: Cleveland, Ojckoii, L. A. GOODS! )RI:SS (lOODS In Spring Dress Cionds wc have u line unexcelled for variety and price. URTAINS Wc have just received au elegant line of Portietes, Tapestry Cm tains and Lace Curtains, which comprise the finest line in Southern Oregon. ros. MANl'P.M'Tl'HKHIt Of Strongs OKi:UOM, Depot Grocery UOUOMT AM) SOLD. r.ny urt of the City in short order. ZIQLER BROS. & ABRAHAM'S W0LLEMBERG X ABRAHAM. Stock Farm, MARSTERS, Proprietor.