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THE PLA1NDEALER MA HUM '.'It, 1 8U7. Tim C'hnrcbVM. HarTiar Ciiimc ii oornor of Int and Roa "Well. Hutiilay Hrrvlna: rrrachlng, II a. n, anl7 Itop, in. Young I'mipln'a tlnlnii, 6 Wp.ni.; Mra. K. W. Illack, rroal.lmils Munilay Otilinol, 10 0. in. I Jamiut CtiamtKirlalu, NuperlutaiiilaO I'rarar Montlug, Thniailay availing al ?:. MiTHiMiiar tinuacai-itwiifirol Main and lana IritvU. Hun. lay Horvlcc: Preaching, II a. m and 7 SO p. in. t Halibatti school, 10 a. m i f. W, Woolluy, HiiH)ilnliiiidinli t.'laas Mooting al rinse ul Ilia morning imvlrai Ipwortk taagua t.WIi, in. Ilnlllo iiimHic), I'lonlilmil. I'rayar Miivltng, Wo.lnaa.tay, at 7 W p. m. I hh I.. M.iiian, Inter. I riiiiir, tiirnar Main and lane. rmitii i am i n r ii I'm ii rumrr ul I i aud KuWflrrrU. HiunUy Htirvlre: I'upllo worablp, a m and 7 M p. m.j Hatlwlb School, 10 a. m. V. I1. H. K.,7 p.m. I'rayar Mealing, Wad nu ll V , 7 so p. m. K. H. Uilwiirtm, I'aalor NOTICIi. Prescriptions at office, Including tnetll i i no, ( i r 'A) cunts cash, from 1 In 3 . ui., huii. U) a ricrptod. Al other hours, the usilnl niargo. I''. 'Kiims, M. D. Northern Pacific Change. TIik Northern Pacific railroad will make Ilia billowing time card (or lla Iraln leaving Portland daily, beginning 011 Nundav tlio '.Mtli hint. Iavee Portland at 1 1 a. 111., Tacoma 5 p. 111. , Kcattle p. 111 , F.llvushurg 10:10 l. 111., Pasco l:&0 a. in. Arrlvra nt KKikan at & a. m., Minneapolis J lift r . and M. Paul at 4:10 . ni. The new card will enable pajaMMigcni to uiake close connectiona at Hpokaiifl with Ilia rpokari Falls and Northern for tlin ininin. Fur further particulate see D. H. K. Bins. Local Ageul No i!, Marsters bullillog. Spend yuiir dollar where limy go farthest, l ath in what talk. We aril for cash only. Wo t an make a dollar go a long war 'or you. (Quality considered W hayo III) Imst gooda lor little money. Novelty Store. Did Vou Ever Try Kin-trie Bitters na a remedy for vour IroiihlihV Knot, get a bottle now and gut telief. Tlil medicine has been found In ! peculiarly adapted to the re liitf and corn of all Female Complaint, esertlng a wonderful influence in iilvlng atrengtli and tone to the organs. If you have l-oas of ApitiU, Constipation, Headache, rniutirig S'lla, ut are Ner vou, MeiploaM, Excitable, Melancholy or troubled I with 1'ir.y Spells, Electric Bitters in the medicine you need. Health and streugth are guaranteed by its line. Fitly cents and 1 1 IN) at Mar eter'a Drug Store. If you have ever own a child iu the agony of croup, yon ran appreciate the gratitude of the mother w ho know that uo Minute Cough Cure relieves their little ones n quickly a it la admin istered. Many Iioum iu tlua city are mca 111 una liit arv Marater' Drugstore. never without it Danger of the (Irlp. The grvaloat danger from (iripte ia of ita reuniting in pneumonia. If rea aonablo care ie ued, however, aod I'hamhi'rluin'a Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided. Among the lena of thouatu.da who have uaed thia remdy for la grippe, we have ret to learn of a ingle caiw having roan I led in pneii mouia, which ahowa cnnclutlvely that thia remedy in a certain preventive of that dread diaeane. It will effect a permanent euro in laa time than any other treatment. The and bO rent ize for aule by A. C. Marntera' Co. It ia aurpriHiug what a "wee bit of a tiling" can nccoiiipliah. Sick headache, conatipatton, dyepaia, our atouiach, dlr.iinen, aro iuirklr baniabed by le Witt' Little Karly Kiaera. Small pill. S.f pill. Kent pill. Mareter'a lrug Store. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. Alter having been eon lined to the hoiiHu lor elnven days and paying out )ir iu doctor bill without Iwnetlt, Mr. Frank tiolnon of Smilt Stn. Marie, Mich., waa cured by one Ixi'lle of Chatnbt'rlain'a l'ain Hal in coaling j couta aud has not aince been troubled with that complaint. For dale by A. C. Mnraterfl V Co. Many canca of "lirippo" have lately beou cured by duo Mi unto Cough Cure. Thia preparation euema eapecially adapted to the cure of this diuoaee. It acta quickly thua preventing seiioua coinplieatioiiH and bad vO'ecta in which thia disenno often leayea the patient. Marstere' Drug Store. To the Public. On aud aftr thia date, I wiah it under atool that my terms for all undertaker's goods aro canh with the onler. I find it imponsible to 1I0 buaineea on a credit baaie, and lielive that I can do better by my patron and myself by selling strictly for cash. P. Hknkdii'k. Undertaker, Kosoburg, Ore., April 12, 18ft5. Don't allow tho lungs to be impaired by II e continuous irritation of a cough. It is easier to prevent consumption than to cure it. O110 Mluute Cough Cure taken early will ward olTany fatal lung trouble. Mttratora' Drug Store. 1'i.Ai.sDtAu.ii uud riauler is a little alliterative, but Home time by "apt al (iteration's artlul aid" you cau cat U the public eye mi l onitaee the public at tention. The Webfoot I'lanter is clubbed with thu I'i.aindkamcii and the two puper will be furnished to all cash subscribers of the latter without extra chargo. K. K. Turner of Coiupton, Mo., writes us that aftor suQ'ering from piles for seventeen years, he completely cured them by using three oxes of DeWitt'a Wdiuh Ha.ol Halve. It cures ecxetna and sovero skin disonscB. Marstors Drug Store. Sftiti wttat- db tht grocqr ccr tfgm 'wm'SXt in San FfaKdi?$. A Si liillini A Canifany fun rrtniuto to! fW itiTJ r BRIPP MENTION. do and see Ida Fuller. Caro llros. are the tioas merchant. C. II, King of Junction Is In the city, Four cent toweling at the Novelty Hlore. 0. D. Drain of Drain waa la the city Saturday, Try your luck at the grab hag. Nov- elly Store. Have you picked out your suit for the mask ball 7 F. W. MadanU of Hedland, ('al., ia In 'he city. Walter Kchroedvr o( Arago waa In the clly yeaterday. Ida Fuller al the Opera House Wednesday night. I -00k out lor the fool catcher neil Thursday morning. Mlaa Ida Miller ol Drain was gursl at the McOlallen Sunday, W. K. Frar.ler of Portland was a guest at the McClallen Sninlay. P. Jacobeon of San Francinco is reg istered at the McClallen. T. D. Dupuy, of U Fayette, Wash., ia a guest al the McClallen. Only four Inches of snow In Kosoburg this morning aud still snowing. Ladies buy your Ixtlls at the Novelty Store lateat style at low prices. "How Johnnie earned hia gun?" ask Churchill, Wool ley A McKenxle. W. II. Holliugsworlh of Chicago reg- itered at the McClallen Sunday. New line of luuslio underwear, night gown, rheiniie, etc., at the Novelty Store. Have you seen the new strawberry hoe at Churchill, Woolley A McKen sio's? Mr. Philips, a former resident of thia city, died at hia home In 1oaAngnles last week. There are L'0 widows in the town of Halsey, among whom are sii widow Smiths Kugens is going to have a bicycle factory. Fifteen wheels will le made aa a starter. Just arrived from Nebraska a car of com and corn chop al Caw Weld's flour and feed atore. The prisoners, Hullm, Nelson and ISmgeea, were tsken to the penitentiary Thuradav night. Do you want a good strawberry plaut? Call arouud to this office and find out where to get some. The Royal lllue Crawford llicyclo can't U beat. Churchill, Woolley A McKemie keep them. The drill of Co. "A"Ot N. (i. is called for Wednesday evening, March 31st, in stead of Thuriday, April 1st. Mrs. R. ijuillbang died in this '.city last Friday and was burled in the Odd Fellow's cemetery yesterday. Alpha Iodge No. 47, K. ol P., will con fer the Esijulre rank on one or two Pages on Wedneaday evening neat. We are ondei obligations to Observer (ilbeon for a copy of the report of the chief of the weather bureau for 1300. Money to loan on city aud conn try property. DTK. K. Bl icV, Marstera' Building, Roeebnrg, Or, Now is the tiuio to spray your trees. Buy the Combination Sprayer aud save time aud money. W. 11. i onion, agent. Dr. Khme will give prescritionB In cluding medicine, between certain hours lor 60 cents cash. See notice in another column. -a Mrs. Barrett, the evangelist who baa been holding revival services at Marsh field, is uow tussling with tho devil at Uandon. Wollenborg A Abraham of the Square Deal Store are now receiving a nice lot of spring goods. Latest styles and low est prices. Jacksonville anticipate having elec tric lights very soon. Water power has been found sufficient lor a dynamo nrar the town. Why Is it the furniture is so demon stratively noisy .when Jyou are loft alone in the bouse and the hour vergea upon midnight? The members of the Soldiers' Home board returned to their homes 00 Friday, having finished the work that brought them together. The county court of Coos county is considering the (jueetlon of a new court house at the new county seat on the Uoiullle rivor. Oeutlemen, we have just received a new line ol hats and caps, at unusually low prices. Be convinced by calling at the Novelty store. The combination sprayer is all the rsge uow, Mr. W. II. Uordou, the local agent is taking orders and delivering sprayers to purchason. We will leave it to you it our 2b rent ties and susieuders are not the beet values and patterns you have seen. Call and aee them at the Novelty Store. E. Du Uas, Physician and Surgeon, office in Maraters building. Calls in town and country promptly answered night or day. Residence, 1)1 1 Mill street. A pair of pautB eiual to any you ever gave a dollar and a half for, that will not rip or you canuot pull apart, cau be fouud for one dollar at the Novelty Store. Frosty weather, very near the danger line, bangs around sometimes, aud gives the people an auilous look. Ouly a few more days aud the danger will be over. Dave Looney made a busluess trip to Kiddie last week and reports crops in good shape, A large crop of fruit is an ticlpated, aud a mluer ia ou almost every gravel bank. Married fu this city Saturday eveuiug March 17th, It. M. Dunn and Mine Myr tie Griffiths. Both biide aud groom are promloent members of the Salvatiou Army aud will continue, in double liar nets, their battle against satau and sin. Old-timers say that this Vst been the most profraoted and wettest winter In many years, and argue that good wealh er should sooo appear. Astorlan. Same here. The bicycle will alone for all the evils It hss inflicted npon poor humanity, In cluding bloomers, Kite devotees will keep Insisting on good roads nutll they are accomplished reality. The Ashland Creamery company, Is not able to supply the local demand for butler, and at the satno time fill outside orders. Farmers are urged to Increase their herds ol milch rows. Mrs. Helm, worthy matron, will visit Chapter No. , order ol Kastern Star Wednesday night, arid all members are reiifMtsd to be present. Ai.k Bhow v, f-'ce. Five sides of bacon, several hams aud shoulders, two sscks of H)tatoes and a (juantlty of canned fruit were stolen from Frank Powers' storehouse In Spring field, Lene county, lust Wednesday night. "Town Topics" liave been hero and gone, luey gave a very creuiiame show. There wasn't any particular plot to it but a good ileal ol merriment was created. The dancing was yery good. T. K. Richardson will have cos tumes to rent for the mask ball. April 1st. Call early and get choice. In addi tion to the prices, the Chicago Costume House of Portland, will give one tine prl.e. Wrr. Lawrence of Millwood, who has been in Itoeeburg for the past few days, left Saturday night for Washington aud British Columbia, theru-e east to his old home in the "Slates." He will m ab sent several mouths. Word has leen received from Port land that Mrs. James Brown of looking (ilaat died at the ttood Fainsritau hos pital this morning. Her remain will arrive here on the overland) in the morning and will be taken to Iiokiug tiles for interment. County Superintendent Waile received Friday, a number of pamphlets pertain ing to Artwr Day and the esercixes there of arranged and prepared by the state superintendent, which ho forwardod to the several school teachers of the county. Arbor Day in April II. A special car containing 63 Hollanders arrived at North Yakima, Wash., Mon day. This is the third carload of immi grants from the same section w ho have located in the Yakima valley in Die past few mouths. The immigration ia greater this seaon than has ever before b-en known. The nomination of Binder Hermann as comiuisaioner of the general land office, will give general natiefsction not only in Oregon, but throughout the West. He is known to be a man ol ah- solute integrity, with special qualifica tions for the duties of that poeilion. Astorian. Mesrs. Rico and Flint have received more samples ol ore from their new tun nel, and on comparing it with speci mens from the famous Anaconda mine one can sesreely tell "tother from which." The further in they get the better the ore looks, but the proof of the pudding is the eating thereof, and we hope the feast will not be long delayed. Jim Frater went out to Olulla lost week to attend the funeral of the late K.B. Ireland. He said the roads atu worse than they have been any time this winter. The mud varied in depth from six inches to three feet, aud Home times for a hundred yards ai a stretcn the aile would drng along on top of the mud. It was simply dreadful. Commander Booth Tucker of the Sal vation Army, passed through on Friday night's overland en route for Portland, where the Salvationists had a big time last Saturday night and yesterday. The commander is now engaged in working up a colonization scheme for the poor of San Francisco, and will probably under take to ret similar plaus ou foot for the northwest. The Eugene Guard of Thursday says: The warm winds of the past three days hare caused the snow to melt in the mountains and the river at tho time of going to press registers at the bridge Hi feet above low water mark and is still rising, lue (louring uuii I) as coated operations ou account of the raise and the electric light plant ia compelled to resort to steam as a motive power. The Maccabees had a grand "blowout" at tho Opera House last Friday uight, on which occasion they were ably addressed by Special Deputy Supreme Commander Luckenbaugh. Aftor the literary exer cises the knights and invited guests re paired to tho banquet hall, where they did eat and be merry, The Koeeburg Maccabeus, both male aud female, have large and nourishing tents, and new members aro constantly being added. Mr. Thomas Kay, who is at the head of the woolen mills iu Salem aud in Waterloo, Liuu couuty, has turned out ome lines of blue and black serge and worsted cloth for men's clothing which compare favorably with guy mills iu the world. Mr. Kay ia naturally very proud of his success. While iu Portland a lew days ago he exhibited samples of his new cloths, which attracted much favor able comment, and wero paid doeerved compliment. There was a fairly good attendance at the M. E, Church Friday eveuiug, to witness the oratorical contest for the Demurest gold medal. It waa under the auspices of tho W, C. T. U. of Kdenbow er, aud the contestant! were Jessie Uiv ens, Amata Smith. Noal McCall, Willie Armitage and Clyde J'aulkuer. The modal was awarded lo Aitiata Smith but all of them acquitted themselves splendid aud the ratings were yoiy close, G. W Kimball, Miis Bushnell and J. B. Kddy were (he judges. The iaa1e their award aud left town. If there Here as many medals as contestants there would have been no difUculty. The proceeds of the contest are to go toward the building of a W, C, T. U. ball at Kdenbow er. Conductor T, J. Kearney la Improving some. He gets round now with but one crutch and a ane. He is inlng the Injured limb a little and thinks he can dispense with the other crutch before long. A Urge cherry tree in Dayton, three feel In diameter, was blown over by Wednesday's storm. This tree bore a ton of fruit in one season. It was set out 4b years ago, and belonged to J. B. Itiley. Jauins Kinilh, of Junction City, has a goat with three hoins. Tho extra horn I about live Inches long, and grow on the Jaw under the left ear, snd I a much of a horn as the two others, the Junction City Times says. The many friends of Mrs. Sol Abra ham will be pleased to loarn that she is gelling along very nicely. The opera tion was auccessfully performs J last Thursday and word waa received this morning that she Is feeling much better, The Imperial Operatic Comedy Com pany performed before a small audience at the Opera House Saturday night. There was nothing of an operatic nature in the play, and the comedy was strictly Kogllsh requiring an interpreter lo ex plain the Jokes, if there were any. "1-a Cigale," the play advertized,- was not produced (or some reason. . .. There is a little chsp in Uosehurg who is rapidly acquiring the meaning of words, but he does not know which par ticular word to use and he coins one. He knew that brain and memory were in some wajr connected, and the other evening he desired to make compliment ary reference to the mental faculties of a lady and pronounced her "membrane" all rixht. A Word About Pruning. Prufr V. P. Hedrick of the Agri cultural collegu at Corvallis, who is at the head of the horticultural department says: "This is the season ol the) ear that the tree butcher get iu his woik. The "expert prune) " with axe, saw, and a pair of hedge rhearr, and who trims trees down to mere stumps, i about offering his services. Orchardiets should give him a wide berth. This is applica ble to all parts of. Oregon, but the thought has been suggested by institute workers returning from Southern Ore gon who report over-pruned orchards as about the worst feature of orcharding in that part of the state. A healthy tree well headed at the stsrt, the head twenty to thirty inches from the ground, need only to have deformed, crotched, and crossed limbs removed, with now and then a branch taken out to thin out the top. The shape of the tree mnet t e governed by pinching, and removing small twigs with a budding knife. All other pruning is unnecessary, and a wanton destruction that seriously .im pairs the vitality an usetaloees of the tree. Officers ;Elected. March 25th the W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. S. Parks and elected the following officers and superinten dent for the ensuing year: President Mrs. Ida Marstera, corresponding secre tary Mrs. Stearns, recording secretary Inez MeUger, treasurer Mrs. Clara Berry elected and resigned. Vice presidents: Presbyterian church, Mrs. Bellows; Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Falx- ner; Baptist church, Mrs. Stearns; Episcopal church, Mrs. N. Boyd ; United Brethren church, Mrs. VanOrder; Sal- stion Army, Capt. Alice Anderson; superintendent of narcotics, Dr. Myra Brown; eupt. of franchise, Mrs. Bart- rum ; supt. of Demorist medal contest work, Mrs. E. Richards; supt. of parlor meetings, Mrs. Stearns; enpt. of litera ture, Mrs. Marstere ; supt. of press work, Mrs. J, E. Lee ; supt. of scientific tem perance instruction, Mrs. Hamlin; supt. of Sabbath observance sod Sabbath school work, Mrs. L. A. Walker; supt. of mothers' meetings. Mis. Clara Berry. Summary of year's work and reports of superintendents will be given in the next issue. Dangerous Sport, A number of boys, some of them big enough to know better, are in the habit of jumping on the local train ai it pulls into the depot every evening, and of get ting on the outgoing traiui aud jumping off when the train ia running at a high rate of speed. This is not only contrary to the ordinance but it is dangerous sport and some of these days a broken limb, or perhaps a broken neck' may re sult. It should be stopped. Two or three years ugo the boys at Wilbur were given to that sort of thing, till one day a boy undertook to jump from a running train and aa a result he broke his neck. The pitcher that goeth oft to the foun tain ia finally broken." You may get on aud off without difficulty one hundred times, but nt last a miatep, or a miscal culation, suddenly tormiuates what might otherwise prove to be a useful life. Boys, as you value the peace of mind of loving parents, ijuit it. The Elks. Thursday oveuinu of lust week the Elks held their annual election and in stallation of officers. Following are Ihe new officers: Fred Pege-iuslin, E. It.; F. M. Ziuler. E. L. K. ; Douglas Watte. E. L. K. ; E. L. Tairott, E. L. K. ; Her inau Marks, secretary; C. W. Parrott, treasurer; J. XV, Hamilton, trustee; A. SaUmau. esuuire; W. II. Jamiesou, lyler; Ira B. Riddle, inner guard. Ex alted Ruler Fred Page-Tuetin was chosen representative to the grand lodge with D. Sous Cohuu as alternate. Shoes, Shoes. Late arrival of men a and wouiuu a stout aud ckeap shoes. Alto a supply of seasonable staples ut Stanton's. New tli'MluiiM Iu wall paper Ml MttrMlcie.i Attention Farmers! An adjourned meeting of tbuae In terested In the sugar beet liidualiv In ihe vicinity of Myrtle Creek will be held at that place, on Saturday afternoon, April 3, for Ihe purpose of receiving the report of the committee appointed to aster tain tbo amount of available land, suit able to the culture of the sugar beet, and that will be pledged for that pur pose, provided a sngar plant can La es tablished at or near Myrtle Creek. If the report Is favorable, as It doubtless will be, it is probable a permanent or ganization will bo effected, to be known as the Ump'pia Valley Sngar Grower's Association. It is very desirable that there should be a full a fall attendance, as it is prob able that the future of this movement will depend largely on the interest then shown. This should be a popular dem onstration, aod one in which the farm ers should act in fnll accord ; disproving the aspersion so commonly beard, that all vocations can unite for mutual bene fit, except the farmers. Remember that two crops of beets successfully raised and marketed, will double the value ol your land and also increase its fertility. Two hundred thousand dollars disbursed annually In ycur midst, will bring you prosperity and comfort, and give you the supreme satisfaction of allowing you to jinglt a few dollars in your pocket, a lux ury you have been a stranger to for some ) ears past. Rorrr. FkHi.iisTos. Exercises at School. A representative of the Plain-oka lb a spent a pleasant hour on Friday at ibe exercises at the public school. A very nice program, wbicb ia given below, was rendered and the young auditors showed their appreciation by generous applause. One little fellow forgot hia piece, but knew enough to quit and take bis seat. He Iwas admonished by the professor to see that he was ready next time and to make no failure. Program : Instrumental duett, Jennie London and Hattie Van Order, Beauties of Para dise; recitation, Julius Jacobson, Only a Boy; recitation, Jessie rlook, Biiah s Story; recitation, Oscar Stratford, A round ot Jumps ; recitadou, bdith rat- terson, What She Said ; reading, Grace Hhupe, The Bewitched Clock ; recitation, Guy Lee, The Doctor's Story; recitation, Walter rearson, ihe lwo Kittens; reading, Edd Hoick, Myths Above Eclipses: recitation, Myrtle HoiiKess, A Gentle Knock; recitation, Ralph Kear ney, A Boy ; recitation, Pauline Thomp son, Popping the Question; reading, Dee Howard, Conductors Mistake; instrumental music, Katie Fullerton, Catch Me if You Can; recitation, Ralph Petrequin, A Boy's Troubles; recitation, Bert Reame, The Thieves; recitation, Fare Carroll. The Clock; reading, Ora Murphy, Mr. Haufman's Spelling Match; recitation, bmma lintt, Little Things; recitation, Edith Brown, The Dome; recitation, Maud Clements, ibe Little Maiden; recitation, Cora Eddy, Betty and the Bear; recitation; See mg 1 Dings at Mgut; instrumental muBic, Ruth Hamilton, Coiiolanus March. Ids. Fuller. Who has danced herself into the hearts of all Europe is coming. One ol the most important events of the present theatrical season will be toe appearance in Roseburg of that famous terpeichorean star Ida taller. She will present the famous illusionarv dances which have made her name celebrated from end to end of the civilized world. At the opera house W ednesday, March 31st. At the Palace. Miss Ida Fuller has shown herself an illusion dancer of won derful ability. She crowds the bouse nightly. London Standard. Supplies for the Oregon Soldiers' Home. Sealed proposals will be received by the commandant of Ihe Oregon Soldiers' Home at bis office in raid borne, lor all supplies neceesnry for the furnishing aud running ot the same until April 30th, IS'JS. Said bids must be received at hia office ou or before April SOtb, 1397. A sample of clothing bid for must accom pauy the bul. All articles must be first class and the grades fully denned in each instance. A list of all tho articles de sired will be found in the First National bauk, Roseburg, or at the Soldiers' Home. Paymentd to be made by vouch ers ou the State of Oregon, subject to further legislation. The right is reserved to reject any part of all bids submitted. Roseburg, Oregon, March ilitli, liW, XV. H. Byaks, Commandant. Grand Lodge of Maccabees. The Maccabees organized a grand lodge at Portlaud yesterday with the fol lowing officers. State past commouder, J. F. Burleigh, of Enterprise; state com maiider, J.S. Van Winkle, of Albany; state lieutenant-commander, F. K. Rob insou, of Eugene ; state record-keeper, Ira M. Hunter ol Corvallis; state tinauce keeper, G.G. Mayger, Mayger's Land ing; state chaplain, Rev. H. Harris ol Cove; stale physician, J. P. Tape, ol Portlaud; state sergeaut, E. A. Hild roth, of Ashland ; elate master-at-arms, Dr. A. J, Prill, of Scio; first state master of guard, M. Hayler, ol Dallas; secoud slate master ol guard, George Beidlo mail, ol Union; elate soutiuel, 0. P. Houston, ol Juuctiou Ci'y ; state picket, W. T. Kigdoii, ol Salem. Joseph Mi- celll atteuded Iroiu Roseburg. A Batch of Newsy Letters from Various Localities, Olalla. Aud Friend is on the Olalla again. John Davis is running the giant on the night shift st the mines. J. H. Wells A Co. have been replenish ing their stock of goods this week. Doug Adkinson, ihe Olalla blacksmith, wss hammering iron for the O. M. A M. company Saturday. The winds blew, the rain is descend ing and the floods well we can tell bet ter about that later on. Dick Tevebaugb is farming a part of the John Byron place again this rear and his grain is looking line. The Cooper Brothers having sold their miniog claim in Coarse Gold Gulch are now workiog for the mining company. Mr. Coon, who once lived on Olalla but for several years has been in north ern California, returned to this valley nith his family on the L'2od ioat If any of you Roeeborgers shoold see "Old Hank" have him start home before dark. Ob well, Hank is a rustler and don't care for the mud, never mind. Dr. and Mrs. Littlefleld, we are sorry to say, have left the camp for Portland; although their stay was short on Olalla they both have many warm friends here. The pugilistic encounter at the Para dise Camp a lew days ago did not attract the attention ol t be "talent" as did the one at Carson, nor did the, railroads re duce their fare. Gee Sam is cooking and Jake Fiaher is bash slinger at the camp. Dan Fisher is doing the carpenter act. Woo. Whip ple assisted by Dan Parmenteer and Mr. Lovell Jr. is surveying. Sam Bollsiogerof Brock way and W. ii. t-nort ol Olalla returned baturday from the "Meaale Ranch," whither they went to chase the cougar and the bear for a few days. Don't like to mention the result. Thad H. Dupuy, ex-time keeper and secretary for the Littlefield and Day mine, now known as the Olalla Alining & Milling company, has moved back to bis old home in LaFayette. Thad is s whole-souled, good hearted gentleman, and has won Ihe high esteem of all the boys in camp. Your reporter took a walk up to Para dise Camp Saturday snd found the mill running in tine shape, w; . Lovell is now general superintendent and John Rush is book keeper. The were mak ing a "clean up" when we left. The camp is beginning to loom up. The company has jaet about completed two commodious buildings, each 20x40 feet. one to ba used for a tool and general store room, the otber is a bonk bouse with a stove in the center, and o'her buildings will be erected soon. Allih. Oakland. Anton Lau received a new supply ol watches and jewelry last week. Dr. Page was called to Yoncalla and Drain last week to attend the sick. Mrs. J. A. Conser ol Albany was visiting relatives here last week, return ing borne Sunday. Marcellns A Estea received a ship ment ot groceries a lew days ago, also s nice line'of ribbon and laces. E. G. Youne A Co. have a fine line of goods on hand and their--store ia elab orately decorated in display of the aame. Stock men from different parts of the country have been in and about our vi cinity for several days post, looking for stock cattle of which tnoy wish to huy. J. XV. Beckley, our former meat mar ket dualer, was over from Roseburg Sat urday, looking after veal and beef cattle to supply bis market at that place, where he has lately located. The awning ropes of some of our busi ness houees were cut and carried away Saturday night. We are informed that the parties are known and if it is re peated they will be prosecuted. Rev. Ford of Euceoe. the presiding elder of the M. E. Church in the Eugene district, held divine service snd quar terly meeting here Sunday. Rev. Skid more of Wilbur, the pastor here, held a series of meetings last week. Dr. Gilmour was called to Shoestring valley in the early part ol last week to wait npon td vtoats, who was shot by his wi(o. We sre informed that the shooting took place 18 miles northeast of here in the above named valley, also that a heavy pair of suspenders that crossed in the back with heavy leather on each side ia the only thing that saved his life, ihe charge cf shot striking that place, some of them passing into the body. From what we have beard of the case it ia one that should receive prompt attention by the authorities. Trilby. Kiddle. Riddle Mite. John Givans of Roseburg waa in town on business, Wednesday, Geo. W., A. L. and C. E. Catching and Geo. Cutsforth have gone out into the wooly wilds to dig gold and bunt. Miss Milla Riddle returned home from Portlaud to remain, Sunday morning. Her many friends are pleased to welcome her back. Mies Alma Bogue returned to Rose burg last week to resume her studies in the Roseburg academy under Rev. R. B. Dillworth. Austin, the little son of P. A. Wilsou, is very ill with a heavy cold on the lungs, resembling pneumonia, and a se vere sore throat. A physician has been called. - Presiding Elder Ford of Eugene, held M. E. Conference meetings here Tues day and Wednesday. Revs. Gillett ol Cauyouvitle and Lvoub ol Myrtle Creek were also in attendance. , . Circuit Court. Ibe following eases have beeu before the court since Thursday's report: V. Duciaa vs. A. F. Babtke el al; action to l a.Kls couveyuuee. K. 1). Stratford for 11 IV. Demurrer argued aud takeu under advia ment. Ul. Aahct Marka Adiur. va. W. 1'. McUuUocb Ui recover uioiicy. C. A. Kchlbrnte for plfT., W. W, I'ardnell for ilctl. Motion for uew trial tub- milled aud takcu under aJvlsouaut. t. Kile) Noedbaiu va. Mary J. Wldlbvck et al: fureiioauro. V. W. I'ardwvll for pin". Do crce of foreclosure. I'J. tt. L. Hradley vs. Uaan Matthew; lo rt covrr money. J. W. Iluinlltou for plft'. iHift. allowed u u ill Murch iilit to llle mollou for new Ulal. U. bcliuol li.Uict No. 110 ta. ticUool Pittrlct No. 16 and ii. M. Irwiu. tiiit. I'ublio Inalrue tlou; appeal. J. Uuuiiltou for lff., browu Ji'l'u.Uii f . 1 1' ilclt. Motion allowed to complete (bit returut. Si Absolutely Pure Olelirativl (or Ita vreat leavening atreni;th and rirailhfiilncas. Amiirea Ihe fond walnut alum and all forma of artul tratlon common to thn rhrap barmla. boyal Aai.J'i rowDra o., naw roaa Mask Ball. Preparations are being made tor a big time at the Mask Ball, April 1st. We Will have in all about 15 prizes, as fol lows: First and second beH dressed gent. First and second beet dressed lady. First and second best bicycle trick rider, masked. First and second prize, comical. First and second, clown. First and second beet sustained charac ters. One prize, spectators. Maskers ticket 50 cents. Lady maskers free. Spectators 25 cents. Music by full or chestra. T. K. RlCllAKlmO.N, Manager. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CflENcr A Co. Props., Toledo, O. We the nndersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve bim perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan A Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood ami mucous surfaces ol the system. Price 75c per 'bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Crescent Bicycles. 1 have in stock ten '90 models, all new, and fitted with M. A W. quick re pair tires, which I will sell at one-third less than original price. These wheels are fully guaranteed for one year. Cash or installments. Call on or address, T. K. Rich akdson, Roseburg. There Is Nothing; So Good. . There is nothing jist as good as Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do not permit the dealer to sell you some substitute. He will not claim there is anything better, but in order to make more profit be may claim something else to be jaet as good. You want Dr. King's Mew Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable, and guaran teed to do good or money refanded. For Coughs, Colds, Consumption and for all affections of Throat, Chest and Lungs, there is nothing so good as is Dr. King's New Discovery. Trial bottles free at A. C. Marstere' Drng Store. Regular size 50 cents and f 1 00. From CrippleCreek . After the big fire in Cripple Creek, took a very severe cold and tried many remedies without help, the cold only be coming more settled. Afternsing three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, bo'n the cough snd cold left me, ana in mis high altitude it takes a meritorious cough remedy to do any good. G. B. Hindsrson, editor Daily Advertiser. For sale by A. C. Marsters 4 Co. Backlen's Arnica salve. The Bes. Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands Chillbains, Corns, and all skin Erup tions, and positively cures riles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price Z5 cents per box. ror sale at A. O.Marsters A Co. For Over Fifty Veai a. An Old and Will-Triid Rsmsdy. Mrs Winalow's Soothing Sytup has been used for over fifty years by millions ot motbara for their children while teething, with perfect aucceaa It soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all pain, cures wind colic, aud U the beat remedy tor Diarrhoea. Ia pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist in every part of the world. Twenty- Bvs cents a bottle. Ita value la Incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup, aud take no otber kind. Bilious Colic. Persona who are subject to uttacks of bilious colic will be pleased to know that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera iibd Diarrhoea Remedy, and if takeu as soon as the disease appears, it will prevent the attack, ror sale by A. C, Marsters ACo. To the Kootenai Mining Country. The O. R. A N. is the shortest line and makes tho quickest time. Trains leave Portland daily at G :30 p. m. Bag gage checked through to destination. Ticketson sale to all mining camps. V. C. London, Agent, Roseburg, Oregon. The beet 50 cent nevjr rip shirt at the Novelty Store. Awarded Highest HonorsWorld's Fair, Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair. Most Perfect Made. 40 Years tbl Standout, pit v CREAM