The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, May 13, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSCHOOL REPORT. rollvin la trn rtul of munllrty ex amination In Uowlmrg Public School: UIUMMAH IlKrAttTMkNT klt.lHII HAUK. A vUts lUuk on, Kva Hcwar.l, av eratralti. Oihera above tM, in ordt-r ol rank, Com Eddy, Paiay Perkina, IX'lla Colo, Kciuo Blackmail. B claw Kank one, Erwr Wright, av erage WJ." Otlipia aUive ttd, Host-ie ShauiJirH)k, EUin McKentio. lKVhf.TH .XtlK. A i' Kiink one, Chan. Mralfotd, Averagu It clan- Rank om Frank McKcinio, average !.". Olhrr above '.M, K.fliie Col ling, Kato I'nlW-rtuti, IK'wie Wilson, Helvu Willi, KUcua Kied, John Itoyd, Nollie Hopkina, Daight liorry, Lillie Stanton. 8ITII in uK. A clafs Kank one, Julius Jarobeon, average IT. Othora above IW, Kmily Kreidt, Jestie Wilson, Hardy Howard, Maud Sheridan, Arthur Tuirt, Vou Caaey. B class Bank one, llaiel Jewell, av erage 07. Others above '., Alice Mabr, Vivian Jewett, Fred Brown. Alice Liv ingston, Bird Slocinn. I a ril i.B.MlK. A class Rank one, Chae. Hew, av erage 97. Others above DO, Eddie Mor. tit, Esther Tuffl, Earl Landers. B class Rank one, John TuQl, aver age "JS. Others above !K, Herman Stephens, Frank Fage-Tustin, Lter Crow, Bennie Lohr. IR1MABV UtrAKTMIiNT FOCKTII t.ttADk. A class Rank one, Oscar Stratford, average W. Others above 'JO, Fred Agee, Veil Barker, Wilbur Faulkner, Edith Caidwvll, Auibler Al'ieon, Etta Case, Vera ilayce?, Earl Strorjg, Bessie ,ScLaeffer, Floyd Boggees, Lena McCur dy, l'ercy Pearson, Mairie I'eachy, Ada Murphy, Millie Ileffuer, Maud Cannon, Uenry Eastoo. B class Rank one, Etuuia Britt, av erage, 90. ' Uhers above VH), Frauk Chap man, Etla Liird, Edwin Thornton, iieo. Worthington, Clarence Ilees, Looney Unthank, Linnio McBee, Chas. Grooms. ililiU) UBADK. A clas Rank one, Avice Sheridan, average 9o. Others above 90, lollie Jackson, Ellen Flook, Roy ri'kingtoo, Beryl Stephens, Mabel WolIenlergi James Crawford, Elmer Matiheas, Flee Schaeffer, Vivian Cardwell, Agnes fvolt, Mary French, Nellie Sharkey. B class Rank one Mary McCarthy, average 91. Others above 90, Vivian French, Myrtle Bjggess, May Moore, Vivian Jackson, Maui Clements, Edith Patterson, Morten lUJley. MCOM liKAUE. A class, Rank one, Richard Gih in, av erage 90. Others above 90, Waller Fish er, Meita Bales, Frank Wilson, John Raat. Hattie Van Z.ile, Stanley Carpy. Harold Carpy, Glenn Willis, Jack Whar ton, tienie Jewett, John Genger, Freddie Criteser. B class Above 9J, Clfarles Jfatthews, Annie Bryan. URiT CUADt. A class Unk one, Clyde Martin, av erage W. Others above 90, Virgil Shupe, Harrison Hunsaker, Olaf Vest, E:hel Noes, Edith Clements. Ellen Bryan, Harry Miller. B class Above 90, Andrew Matthews. F. B. Hamlin, Principal. Short Strawberry Crop. From fruit growers who have studied the fruit situation thoroughly it is learned that the strawberry crop, the earliest fruit in the Willamette valley, will bo from 50 to 6-5 per cent short this year. This is the case, not only in the immediate neighborhood of Salem and the bills south of the city but the same conditions exist in the neighborhood of Albany, and further south. It is thought that the reason of this shortage is not the result of climatic conditions existing this spring, but rather that it is caused by the heavy frosts last fall, when the tender plants suffered from the excessive cold. This is the only fruit that has thus far been reported as having any other bat the brightest prospects in the Willamette valley this year, every other fruit tree or shrub promising a meet bountiful yield. Salem Statesman, A Trapper's Big Find. In the fall of 1S93, a barber traveling by team to California stopped over night at a farm house a few miles from Medford. He waa stoned away in a back room with a froozy looking fellow who said he was a trapper returning from a four mouths' trip in the Cascade range. In the morning the latter as he was loading his pack animals showed the barber o00 worth of furs he had secured on bis trip, who casually remarked that he wished he could make that much himself in lour mouths. "That itm't all I've got," said the trapper, and brought out three large buckskin purses full of gold, amouutiug to about H,000. This is no doubt an authentic incident as the barber who related it hai no reason for telling bis questioners anything but the truth. i i - Free Fills. Send your address to il. E. Buckleu & Co., Chicago, and get a freejeample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy io action and uru particu larly effective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. For M alalia and Liver troubles they havo been proved invaluable. Toey are guaranteed to bo perfectly frett from every deleterious substance ami to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to tbt stomach and bow els greatly invigorate tho system, Km ularsiie $c ir bo. Hold by A. C. Marsters, Druggist. alav Hue of nboulrtcr bruce, liujii vel ptteiu. Ml Marslers1, I NOTES OF INTEREST. A Salaiuan, tlift reliable Jeweler. Solid silver novelties at Salsman's. J.T. Brian, the Bucy Watchmaker. Go to Ihe lioseleaf (or the Wat ciuars. For a good ,Viul cigar call on Mr.N. Boyd. County claims and warrants Iwight by P. S. West. For first-claea dcntUtry go to Pr. Little of Oakland. R. W. IVrjaniii!, dentift. room 1, Marsters' block. Key West, inoiU'J and doincMic cigars at the Kowleaf. 1. S. Wext dot's iinjiuanoo. Oili o op posite tho post oilioe. Goods below cost at t'.tiuY. Now Is the time for bargains. Nobby suits ami latest My Vs at Little Jack's. " Prices very low. All styles and qualities of luisut Abra ham's Ivedrock price. For bargains in family gr.-cerie. call at the People's store, Cass street. Call for the "Spofel Cat " at Mrs. Rapp's gnxvry store, if you want a pleasant smoke. Nothing but the Ivst uiateii.il ned by R. W. Rmjaiuin, dentist. Room I Marsters' block. Have your dental work done by K. W. Benjamin, dentist. .Ml Work unman teed tlrst-class. At Oakland, T. I.. Giavts is authorized to receive and r.ceipt for subscriptions to the Plaimk.m.er. Do you want a trood strawberry plant .' Call around to this cilice aud tiud out w here to get some. For a good hat, styiUh m.l i-heap. call ou Wollenterg A Abraham, whose stock embraces all gradts of head gear. Now is the time to sprav your trees. Buy the Combination Sprayer and save time and money. W. H. Gordon, ajjent. Bring your job work to the 1'i.mm'i: al ms otbeo. We are prepared to do the cheapest and I est work south of Port laud. Wolleuberg & Abraham of the S.iiiire Deal Store are now recciviui: a nice lot of spring goods. Latest styles and low est prices. Parties desiring 'au.i;y scwicg done would do well to call on Miss Fannie McKean, 4-1 Main street. Wid sew for 75 cents per day. The Square l'eal store hss just opened up a teautiful line of W. L. Douglas shoes, which prove to be the best shoe maUe. Come and inspect tiiem. To RtXT A. five room cottage, rent ch?ap. near Washington street, west side ot railroad track. r.m;uire at wo Washington street. a 1 tf. One minute is all the time necessary to decide from persoral experience that One Minute Couuh Cure does what its name implies. Marsters' Drug Store. Will sell, cheat, or trade for a No. 12 shot gun or suiall caliber Winchester ride, a good road cart. Guns must be as good as new. AdJnss, box Roseburg, Oregon. Torturing, itching, scaly tkin crup tious, burns and scalds are soothed at once and promptly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the best known cure for jiles. Marsters' Drug Store. Good pasturage furnished at my pas tures on Roberts creek. Charges reason able. All stock at owner's risk. The best of care will be giyen to all stcck en trusted to my charge. J. M. SillAliLU. They are so steal! that the most sen- sative persons take them, they are so effective that the most o'jstinate cares cf constipation, headache and torpid iiver yield to them, lhat is w hy i)eitts Little Early Risers are known as the famous little pills. Marsters' Dru store. Plai.ndealeu and Tlanter is a little alliterative, but sometiaics by "art a literation's artful aid'' you can catch the public eye anl encage the public at tention. The Webfoot Planter i clubbed with the Plaimikalkk and the two papers will be furnished to all cash subscribers ol the latter without ex'ra charge. Notice is hereby given to the iu'jiio by the undersigned that I do not allow dead animals to be burritd oa my prem ises, at Roseburg, Ore. 'on, or garbage dumped thereon or saml or gravel taken therefrom, unless the t .rty taking sand or gravel hrst contract witn me for the right to do so. Tresspassers will be proseeutfd ac cording to law. aaicn lvohi', Riseburg, Oregon, March 17tb, l-;s5 Competition never worries ua, because we ouy right hence "sell riant. ' The facts are these : every move in our business is only made after the mott careful consiJeration, nothing left to chance. Sboea have advanced in price but not with us. We sell you a goo J oil grain shoe for tl.lio aud upwards, line shoes in proportion, it you doubt us, come and see us, convince yourself that we have what we advertise. Wo doa t care to do all the business in town, but want to get a sare ol it. e hrmly believe; that a concern that gives its customers exceptionally good values in every instance is bound to go ahead year by year. This idea prevails throughout our entire business. Every dollars w orth of goods must give the wearer satisfaction, even the all wool absolutely fast color 3.00 suits. J. Ai:kajiam' Clothing Ilou.-ie. Northern Pacific Change. Tho Northern Pacific railroad will make the following time card for its train leaving Portland daily, b ginning on Sunday the 28th intt. Leaves Portland at 11 a. id., Tacoma o p. in., Seattle 4 p. m., Elleueburg 10:10 p. u:., Pasco 1:00 a. til. Arrives at Spokane at 5:5U a. in ., Minneapolis 4 :0o p. in. aud St. Paul ut 4:40 p. m. Tbo i-c.v eard will enable passengers to make clone connections at Spokane with tho Spokane Falls and Northern for the inines. For further particulars see D. S. K. lien k, Local Ageut No. Marsteru buildiu. To th Public. On aud aftr this date, I wish it under, stood that my terms for all undertaker's goods aro cawh with tho order. 1 find it Impossible to do business ou a credit basis, and belive that I can do better by my patrons and myself by selling utiictly foreasii. P. Rknkukk, Undertaker. Itoseburg, Ore., April l- I '. To the Kootenai Mining Country. Tho O. It. A N. is tho idioitcsl line and makes the quickest liinu. Trains leavo Portland daily at 0:1.10 p. in. P.ag gage chocked through to duttiiialion. Tickets ou sale to all mining cuinpu. V, C. London, Agent, UoBchurg, Oregon. Oregon l ire Relief Association. Cheapest aud best insurance on earth, at cost, or IS? cents per hundred, Resi dent properly, a specialty. II. L. Maimtkus, Agent, BACKWOODS rUTRIMONV. A AtUlilgatt Magistrate Relates Ills Experiences. Among the delegates to the Rjyal Ar canum Council la the famous matrimo nial magistrate, E. C. Roberts, justice of t lie peace at Lapeer. Mr. Roberts is a man ol medium keight, with a round, jolly face and eyes whose tinizieal ex pression can not be hidden. Ho is a grain and comuiisioii dealer, and was put ou the ticket six years ago as a joke, whiio ho was away. To everyone's stir prhe. he was elected, and at once in serted an "ad" in the local papers to the effect that ho waa an 'exclusively mat limjiiial magistrate." Kecvnlly he has had cards printed, which read : "E. C. Uotvrts. justice of the peace, l-apeer, Mich. The oiigiual and only exclusive ly matrimonial magistrate. Ottieos at ti e elevator, or first national bank par lors, or wherever most convenient to the swain. Marriages solemnized piouiptly, accurately and elopiently. Plain cere mony legal fee; osculation extra. Elopement a specialty. Night call an swered wuhuot extra charge. Consulta tion (ice. A tine line of high grade bridesmaids and groomsmeu constantly ou hand to assist ui the services. N. B. My anti-blush-ino is warranted effect ive, "arl will not inj'iro the mo t delicate com piexiou." Mr. RobeiU talks Irccly tt'niur the matter, and seems to enjoy all the joke which are cr.vked at hi exvnse, as well as those iu get." off hims.-lf. lie said this morning : ' Of course the whole thing is j.kc, but 1 have married a good mauy couples during the six years I have been iu otlice. Most of.them are fiom the backwoods districts, aud a good many of them are elopement cases. Near our plae is a big wooded district, and those people up there are fa ages almost. Siill I have some pretty good weddings. One of my recent ones was a swell affair, and I had a Presbyterian minister as llrst assistant. "Vou ought to hear some of tho ceie ir.ouies. I make the mau promise lo give tho woman all H o money she needs, whiio I exact a promise fiom the wife to make light bread, sweet pancakes, aud never to scold. They take it all in, too. At one of mv recent ceremonies I started off w iili: 'The people of the great State of M.chigau. free and independent, have iltH'rerd that it ii not cood for man lo live alone,' and you ought to have Eeeu their eyes stick out. Two lawyers, whom I ha 1 as witiitsses, had to hide their faces to kiep from breaking out in a laugh. My record is three marriages iu hall an hour, .uy price is plain ouc ; with kisiing the bride 7'c." Detroit Jourcal. I lie Spanish Style. Hav ana, Cuba, May o - Ctir.stiua Herrera, a Cuban woaian, waa living with her voiithiul son aud two daughters iu a Cuban hospital, uear Govea, tLis iroi;ue. where she acted as nurse. The luspital was established by Ihe Cuban leader, Ualdcmero Acosta, for sick an 1 wounded Cubans. Acosta him self had the fever, and, concealed be- twveii two hills, the hospi'al was bciieved to bo safe from the Spar iarJs. I'nder that belief Acosta fcnt iiis cousin to attack a Spauish column, which, as he was informed, would pass sore sis miles from there. Only six soldiers leuiaiued wi'h Acosta iu the hospital, and besides Christina Herrera auJ her children there as another nurse and about hve women more, wives of soldiers. A spv told the Snauiards of the exist ence ot the hospital, and a Spanish col umn, Uo0 strong, attacked the place on April Torres and his live meu, tiring Mies to advise Acosta of the proximity of the er.emy lied to the forest. Acosta, jnuiping out from hU stretcher cried to the women to run with the children, and stood in the door tiring at the advancing Spaniards. Acosta nar rowly escaped, followed by tbose strong enough to run, aud fjtir women also gained the forest. Marta (.'orrallea was seize! by two Spauish soldiars, but snatehed a tayonet from the belt cf o::e and killed turn, ChUtina Herrera was caught by the Spani-h Eoidiers and driven back to the hosrut.il towrn?s tlie late ot twenty sick and wounded Cubans, who were ruth'escly slain. More than twenty perished in their beds, pierced by Span ish bayonets. A panisti soldier, a young man from Pontevedra, Galicia, wbo retused lo pin m Uio aisassmauou and protested against the crime, was shot dead bv a lieutenant. Most cruel in the work were the irreg ulars of the guerrilla foice3 commou criminals from Spanish penal colonies in Africa. After the murders and after tbe hospital had been tired a young girl of 10 years was sold at auction. A cap tain won her for o and assaulted her The child's mother unsuccessfully at tempted to kill herself and swooned When she recovered she was told that the child had disappeared. The mother is now in tho Havana prison lor disrepu table women. A correspondent of I .a Lucia saw Christina Herrera in prison and pub lished a report of this a Hair, in which tho press censor did not allow tho iicts to be mentioned. J. Payne, a colored blacksmith of Tocoma, who was charged by his wife with being insane, was up before the court, and, on his cross examination, the prosecuting attorney asked him if he had ever before been charged with in Eanity. He said: "No, not exactly, but last fall I voted for the pops, and at the time all of my friends said I was cra.y, and, iu the light of events, I am inclined to the opinion they were correct.-' Payne's answer, however, to the court's uueiiea were sufficient to convince his honor that the asylum is not the place for hiin, so the complaint against him was dismissed. 1 f you havo ever seen a child in Ihe agony of croup, you can appreciate the gratitude ot the mothers who know that One Minute Cough Cure relieves their little ones as quickly as it is admin lhterud. .Many homes in Ibis city are never without it. Marstcr' Drugstore U.in would think that when a man ban 11", children he would have had crouch, but such is not tho case of Isaa Ga-. ' .witz, of New iork, who has 3o (hi: uud fays: "I should be very ii I were the fattier of 4 ) children i'hoii I would ask for a medal and a pension. GassonowiU ii Small man, n tinsmith by trade, aud tiU yearn od. Ho has Lean married twice. Ilia lirst wift) gave birth to 121 children, and the second 11. thirty ot the cbil droll wcio Ijovs. GaHfioiiowiU' mother was one of -1 children by one father and mother. II. K. Turner of Couiplon, Mo., writes uti that uftcr fcullt iiii from piles for Buveutocti years, he, completely cured them by uuinit threo boxes of DoWitt'e Wdich lla.c-l Salve. It cures oezeiua und Hevcrc hkin diseases. Marsters Drug Sto'o. Several Marlon county hopgrowers say that Ihuru aru many "spotted" yards in thai couuly this jear. IB airott l"SPos. PKALtnU IN AND BOOTS AND 5 HOES. Finest line of oods ever brought to Uoscburg. Trices to suit the times. Parrott UullcliiiK, f Jackson Street, f ROSUBURO. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIHS COUNTRY PKODl'CU Give us a call. Gennls delivered to Corner Lane A Sheridan Streets, ROSKIU'KG. OKKGON. NEW FURNITURE! CARPETS MATTINGS IU . IU 5 Z $1 X X r .i r. l K tu c& o r: I z (A) 2 y - OL CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS Alexander KOMICIll'MU. WOLLEMBERG HHlKtMaf4M t SQUARE DPI A h STOKK. SPRING Dress Goods, Purnishinyr, ioods, Hats, Caps, Itoots, Shoes. Cloaks, Copes, Wraps, Curtains, lite. In short, our shelves arc suited to all tastes and to motto is : "A Squark Di-ai..'1 Corner Oak and JackHun HlreelM. WHEN SENT TO MRS. BOYD'S E o I WANT Higest Prices Paid for Country Produce of All Kinds 1 tutbt Ilue of TI;AM Iu lliu Croekerv. Glass and Delfware, Tobacco aud Cigars, Toys J ' T . -1 If 1 .. INOllons ami Real Estate Bought and Sold Farms, large and small, to Rent, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION tilVEN. Stock Ranges, Timber Lands aud Mining Properties 1 Too "Lands of best dualitv. in choice locations iu quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable prices and easy terms, inquire 01 3D. S. KZ. BUICK, MAM TA It'RMt vr Depot t Q rocery UOl'OHT ANh 50LI). uny part of the City iu short order. ZIGL13R BROS. 13 Q a pi 3 Pi 5 z i Pi Pi 3i y raw & Strong's OHI.UU.N, & ABRAHAM'S STOCK! filled with an excellent stock meet all requirements. Our WOLLEMBERG X ABRAHAM. n m 2 m YOU TO (iOL l it). IM" " lrn I i'tjc I't-r mmiiU. raucy uuuua. WANTED : $io,ooof$i8,ooo WORTH OP Which we hao icccivcil on of otic of the largest houses in S ai Francisco. These j;oikI; have been sent tis totlisimse of ill (to cents oil t lie ilollar, which is itul hciuij sohl in connection solute oest. Note the Following U Woolen Dress (loods, wide, Latest Styles uhes ami dents Mackintoshes lor Malt I 'rice ; Our Loss is Your (lain.. y ' I .allies' ami (ieuts' Utulerwear Keiluccil to Pi ices lo Suit the Our (tooils are all of the iooils on hand. Never has l'nces. Call early and be CARO BROS. 4 r ..! 4s is . s vs in rx his is the to Buy Groceries. a C. W. PARKS A. C. MARSTERS 4 Co 1 u 9 - - ACIioiccCollcctioii, iit.l'riccs that 5tll. LIME PLASTER AMD CEMEHT. A FULL LIttE40F WINDOW GLASS ALL OKDLRS PROMPTLY I ILI.LD. AaI IF pilkincton. IUuctcw.01 General Blacksmithing I KOn iNQ AND RUNNING PLAT KS A 51'LCIALTY, UEl'AllUNU UK Al.b KINUH 1'KOMi'J LV JJONK. Hliuuluu Corner waHiiiugion uiiu m.., ...-. H. ROSEBURC Marble and Granite Works. I &jf( ur. Portland Cement Curhln.; Kstimates Furnished on all kinds of Cemetery Work lint mid atMlcatrvoui. tjn oak Htrcct, MERCHANDISE ctiisij;nmvnt fruin the receiver less than cost of manufacture, with our complete stock tit ab AstoMishiiij; Harninsl (i inches -r-C ...... i 5 ,Kr artI Times. Latent Styles. ;hell-wi)ui thete lieeii such a Slaughter of convinced. THE BOSS STORE. v'.v.' ' . -c; .i . Place A full and complete assoitmeiit of all j-oods usually kept in a first class grocery. ICverything offered for sale is fresh; and sold at very reasonable prices. We have a very choice stuck ol canned goods, including both fruits and vegetables, to which we invite your special attention. Our line of Olives, Gherkins, Tick els, Sauces, etc., is also complete. We cairy the largest stock of to baccos in Southern Orevoii. & CO., Grocers. .1 b DETTGO-ISTS. -?C. to (1. W. NOAH J ff. ACU1S0N & CO., ProiB. Utulctii In nil kluilaul Marine and (Jranllt1 .lloniiuinits and Headstones,