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The Plaindcaler e IHJIKJEKN, LETriiK HEAPH, BILL HEADS, . ETC.. ETC., ETC. Executed Neatly nl at Living Bales. I f riio riaindoalor BEST ADVERTISING! . MEDIUM I'iiMIhIwiI Kvcry Monday ml Ihnrsda? Atoak ami Main mroul. MOMitlH M. "" - HV TUB - PIAINDEALER PUBU5MIH0 COMPANY. Vol. XXVIII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1897. No. 24. . ' Wm GENERAL DIRECTORY JD -thati-ord, 'TiTor.MIUl)H I), S.Hvll.t'M. CuligrowniliM. 1 11 hi tw tl.W. Mcllrlde H.loDiue f Villa u'lllt.tn fulfil ', II. K. KllMWld ...I'bll M"lanhan (I M. Irwin W. II. I ..,.:. i. Miemaa A. Moor o. K. Wolvertoa r. H. rn l A. II. uoui'o" k ,.l Hallruad I.'uuiiuImIuu Bke OMIJ JUDICIAL IIIS1SICT. , 11. ruiwrwn "... W. K. Yale 11. . i.amu orrus, aoassua. Attorucy at Law, (Idvi'twir Kim rt l.ry nl Hlato Hindi Trvasnn-r Hil.l. I'iiIi. lii.UiH-Uoll.. hliiU TrliiUT Allium Jf Hi-nnai Hiiili!uic Jilitiloa, Rooms II and i Tajlor Wilson Ulock. HlMCHUK'i. OH 15 M HA BROWN, M. D. UrTIOIC, m Jackson Street, l res liUlieaol Mrs. i Hlrier. rfll.lgo ; I'nMwCUllug Altoruay. HUiKBl'HO, OR. ttcrulvvr , Hcglatmr... UUW.. . Hcuslor. . B. H. SherlaaO U. M. . veawb Urirvst-iilallvus :iik -hotlO I'rvMtirvr hcliixil Huprluilaul Atswsor..... touuly Judge romintalii I, WSATM1B tllkkAU. ...Tbo.. Owaoa iuiiiiii II l-UIIMTT. A. W. Reed . . r ftrtilafia. Ja'. M. ISrawfotd ...J ll.Hhuix B. V. Ago ,,W. A. Fnuer . UoukIu Wait .A. f. ntearot iw. u wiiawe )M. 1. Iboinpana J L. BRAD LIT, M. D. Physician & Surgeon. OBJea yam, lioin Uktl r.n. , fjloe Wilson Bib k KUBKBUBa Murvryor I'nruiirr Sbaap in.pculur rmciroT urniaae Ju.tltr - - yonsiabUs. Will I. lliton Ur. K. U MUX ...Ihos. Smith John llamlla ...ll.C.Slocuei J L. MILLER, M. D., Surgeon mid Homoeopathic Physician, Oknaia li.M.M paalaltf . Mt)ui .. . 11 Vtaid CuJ Waid . Snl Wai I . IIU Wcl . Hcoonli-f .. Mai.linl .... iituuiur hit ur miiui'io. .A. -'. Mai.un lOl'DCIUMH. V. niUm'l r. w. I it 1 II. r. hlauiuu lu. M'wmo I J M l1 it'll In I jwin. I'ciry 11. 1'. hlooim il l' Alktn f. M. ZW 1. II. I'.IIIKIO a. uuiiM yiLL. P. HKTDON, vouuty Hurrcyor, aud notary lntollc. Ornci: In Court lluuac. Ir Huirrilnii ami Plrld h'olra linulO Will V. llcjraou, Uuuutr Bur unlrri bo addrraacl lu Ior, Koatburi.Or. ib . ir...u founiur iM.;u0ui "i MiMnl., lu .int-r. J. '""f'0 Uoo. l. llrowu, ol Rui)bur, HllHllUIII 1'i'lnu, h. 1.1 MuiiJay ol Jauuary, M.tc.j, . J 1 v 1. wiuon.oi Hitiaio. wim----7 inn m . it. nnwMii vi a-' . ITiil-alo Viiut U 111 .union coDtluuoiulr. A.r STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. HOTEL McCLALLEN. HRH D. .. MiXI.Al.LKN. l iuj.. HLAXCUABTISS fOS TUVELWO WEU. RATES KKAtONADI.1'.. Moclnlr ."Iccllui. .. .. tit-j imxf until IdlXilC. NO.., 1. Iiuhl lliilr rcmilar loininuiili all t.n '' I i. 11. r. ball on m-iou.I ami lourtb I hiirtdaj Klrachiu'iiilb. All unmlfi" rv..;clt to at- ....! r.uul.rlv. ami all vUllini nroiiivi- v...- .n.tiymuu.. VnKil.-A..KabrN,r..ii III. KM AN MAKKH, Kvcrvlai. Lane, Kluv Haioplu Kooim. Frra 'But to and rrnra Train.. E0SZBUE3. .nl'l.l U I OUKCII.. NO dii! cvrtr tnuci7 I'uiAcii lu alio i'i "om mi jit. o. L'. A. M.i rrrinng i a Uall. VlalUUl Uotbwi aw uontlally invited to "J",, Heooidiuii wrcn'. ' AISS M. l. PORTER, MILLINER, 'uk, Mired, one ctuur Weal ol pototllc . " ltti-i'g"""" l.OPUK. A. r.AA.M .UICOllLAII mrathiKa tbo M aul fin neo.ue.uaj. v.ch wonlU. HtKK JOHNSON. W. U. T At'HM. 4 N. 1. Jtm r, H'ecy- I FINE LINE OF IBILLIfiERY GOODS, LAI till' Bl VI.Kb IN I AXTIt RN II ATS. llit-lr ball In O-I.l Fcllo mt,,l.""1"u'iT: Mmihoit ol ba ord.-r lu wd aiandlug an i luvlt- mi to attend. r. o va: MllKLLI. bcy. 1. vii m a n. tt W. R i ib. .iiond'aud lou'rtli Mondayi ol JERRY J. WILSON, Watchmaker and Jeweler aachnioulbat7:J0p. m. MomlHin ol theordor lu vlted to attend. t 11,1,1 ruowa naii. good (landing ara in- jackaou Direct, TiKNOIWr, NO. V, O. A. B MKITHTHI 1. flr.l and third lbundan ut each monlb. ....iurwrtKKI.IKr COKrH' NO. 10, MEETS V h.i. .ml ililid Tbuiadaya In eacb luoutli. lJAKWIt Al.lIANtK Regular irMl l ...ii i.. i.i.i .l liranae Hall. iiiwhun. iba Brat .rl.lay III l)tmlr, March aud June, aud tbo third Friday lu rkptemoar, Tiodoorimlbolblociimillall. KObEUVRO .All Kenalrtuir eutruatca io my care III to PROMPTLY and carefully done. I'KICES KEA60NAULK. 4 A w monih. O. K. B.. MEETS .....,,,, i .ml lourih 1 Uur.Uan ol each M. iiOHKIItlkOl'HAI'TKK, NO. I tbo HKOINA U AST, W WOODWARD no b. or L. I., niceui ovcry tocoud and lourtb Hunday. itUhKBUKd D1V1HION -TUE- i. o m. r I ol oaeh weak at alatera ana hf.iHmn ara invited to attend. MERIT WEhT, N. 0. AMATA SMITH, K. Heo. OhKBl'BO R. l. LOIM.IC, NO. 41, nieaia on ueauar V" Ibo Odd rellowa nan. i"iua ROSEBURG X. OF P.. MEETS -Doaa Uf AU:" S d( ..VenfTg at Odii K.Tiow. Hall. Vlilllug KulgbU tu good Handing cor olally invited to L00NEY, c.l'. Jl. M.CONKUNO, K. R. B. ORRfSPONDlNIS' COM. Batch of Newsy Utters from Various Localities, axasaiB)BajBajt Looking (JUis Notes. A Hoe shower on Pundsr eve eraatly belrxxl vegetation. K. Cory of fgn FrknciKO, Cel., began e series of meetings at the cburth lut Hunday evening. Edward Morgan and wife of iilliam county, Oregon, ere visiting with tils father at the old homestead. The social dancs al the hall on Katur day ulglit, tboui(h not largely alUnded, was greatly enjoyea uy iuom reeeui. Corn and beans plauUfd a week atfo bavo made a good atart, the young plants sbowmit a growth of two incht Croiw Lure were Buffering for want of rain till the preaaure was relieved by a timely rain Kunday night. Let more come is our earnest pica. Tim Kiimlav Kclinol liad a larffe at tendance Kabbath morning, notwith- slandinK the counter attraction of a ic nio and csmp meetinu at Ten Mile. rirandma Keailee. wbote death OC currud Saturday morning, was burled in me ceniMerj eunnsT, iroiuor huiuvii niakinn a few remarks in tbe absence 01 a miulaUir. Prof. Tavlor aud wife Lavs opened hotograiihic tent on the lot opposite the toward House. Mrs. Taylor (nee lirowD) was formerly a teacher in our ublic school. Mrs. It. V. l'ratt. who came borne last week, had to return to Koeeburg on hun day to care lor her Daughter, eaie, while recovering Iron) a surgical opera lion, performed by lr. 15. L. Hradley. On Saturday the viewers appointed by the county iudire consisting ol 31. uuh' nell of Ten Milo, John Harden and Mr lireuner of Urockwav. viewed llie pro- noMiil route for a new road between this place snd Koseburg. Mcssts. Grimes, iiuell and Marsh from the valley were Itendauco. The people here hote to icar n favorable rc)oit. tJuilH a number of tbe vouug folks en loved a ulcnic on Sunday at "Peviis Uardoii" at Ten Mile. Among those who went from here were: Oroa Wrick ami Ail.i Mil Kr. huaie and 3Iaud uu vant, Daisy and lAura AViiiiams. .Maua and Cora Goodman, Blanch, Alice and l'oari Churchill. J.va Denning, Cora An- rlruwa. Gertrude Duel. Chaa. Cranbeld, ltoll Goodman. Cbss. Williams, rraus (loodman, Chas. and Alva Howard Hugh Goodman, "Gene" ana ugo vant. At Iho aocistl dance triven by the young 4pUIiiaW-Aaitjaa.batiirUy oiebt music was ronaerea uy me ioaiug ass string Itaud. consistiog ol ivuius Fellows, K. Strong and George Madi son. The young ladies and gentlemen present weret Laura and Daisy nill- (.., Vr. Ilunninir Xfaiul anil Cnra Goodman, Gerlrudo Buel, Ella Fellows. Chas. Crantield, Roll Goodman. Al Strickland, Irank Swan, L'bas. Will iams, Itue Grout, Charles Howard, Frank Goodman, Hugh Goodman, Oro An drews, Tom 1'attie, Chits Spaugh .and Wallace Churchill. Stectatoh. A 5PECIAL MCSSAOn. President McKlnley SpeSks of Amerl- . cans In Cuba. Wasiii.hotoh, May 17. rrenldent Mc- Kioley today sent to congress a uesssge recViin mending that so appropriation of M0.O0O le at once made, for tbo relief of Even Bolivia. destitute Americans in Cube, and the re- for another tight on the sliver question Even little Ikilivia, one of the weakest of tbo South American republics, baa just mansged to onload tbe heavy burden of tbe silver standard and is do ing the beat ebe can to bring her cur rency opoo the gold basis. By tbe time Mr. Jirysn and nis ioi lowers are nwj movai to American soil of such ss wish to come but are without means to make the journey. ' In accordance with the proeiueut s recommendation, the senate paused without a division, a resolution appro priating fOO.OOO fortthe purpose peciOed In the message. In the house a similar resolution was presented, but iiailey of Tests objected to its consideration without an amend ment embodying Senator Morgan's reso lution to recognize the belligerency of tbe insurgents. The resolution was thereupon sidetracked. I tie cabinet aiso consiuertu uie iuuu matter today at a special meeting, ana Indorsed tbe recommendations of l'resi- dent McKlnley regarding reliel meat- urea. The president a message to congrena was as follows .' "Io tbo Senate and House of Kepreeen- tativea of the Lotted States "iifllcial information from ourconsulu in Cuba establishes tbe fact that a large number of American citizens in the is land are in a state of destitution, suffer iug for want of food aod medicines. Thin autiliua uarticularlr to the rural dis tricts in the central ana eastern pans oi the island. Tbe agricultural classes have been forced (ron their farms into the nuartBt tous. where they are with out work or money. Local authorities of the several towns, however kindly dianoaed. are unable to relieve tbe needs of their own people and are altogether poweileas to help our citieena. "The latott reiwrt from Consul-Geuer al xa estimates that from 000 to 00 Americans are without means of sup port. 1 have assured him provisions will be made to relieve them, io that end 1 recommend that congress make an appropriation of not less than fOO.UOO to be immediately available lor uso under direction of the secretary ioi state. 11 is desirable that part of the eum which may l appropriated by congress should, in the discretion of tbe secretary of state, also be used for the transiortation of American cititens, who, desiring tu re turn to the United SUUs, are without means to do so. Willias McKinlky. "Executive Mansion, May 17, 18'J7." A. SALZMAN, (Succcator to J. JA8KCIJCE.) Practical : Watch maker, : Jeweler i and : Optician. Longest Distance of tinman Vision. The longest distance ever eucouj passed bv the hum.to vision, so far ae the rec ord! l'o. is 18:i miles, between the Un compahgro peak in Colorado, and Mount Ellen, in Luih. Tbis ieat was;accom nlisbed by the surveyors of tbe United States coast and gcedstic survey, who aro now engaged, in i conjunction with rvpre jeniaiivcB oi uvue uuuup, iu inc a new measurement of the earth. The observers oa the Pacific coast have been able to signal from Mount Missta to Mount Helena, a distance of 100 miles, but have never been able to get a re sponse. Between tbe other two peaks commuication lias been continuous for an hour or more on several occasions. Tbe Uncompshgre is 14,300 feet in hoicht. while Mount blicn is I J AM leet. The longest distance that the human eye ever reached until this record was maue was between Algiers and Spam, 103 miles. they may have no country to appeal to for an illustration of the beauties and merits of calling 60 cents a dollar. Since tbe election last November, Rus sia, Japan and now Ikilivia bave aban doned tbem. Costa Rica went over to gold last fall. One after another tbe sa ver standard countries are giving np bat tbey understand to be a losing struggle. . . Tbe nresent outlook a n tne uniiea States is decidedly against the probabili ty of another general campaign here In layor ol tbe iree coinage oi saver ai i to 1. That straw appears to have been threshed out. There will undoubtedly be soma form of a cheap money crosade. however, at the congressional election of 1898and acsln at tue presioen'iai eiec lion of l'JOO. but it is much more likely run on the old greenback line than on aoy sort of a scheme for making by law. and to an unlimited, extent, a coinage ol undervalue silver dollars. Even Mr. Bryan has talked in recent conversations about a fight that is coming between government paper money and bank money, we venture to predict mat by next year be? will be on the stump lor more greenback issues and (or the immediate retirement of all bank notes. This form ol financial heresy la even more dangerous than the silver movement, because its inevitable end would be the complete divorcement of paper money from coin and an era of r.rrt-.: . I. f ..11- .i i. - lK..I vtuu luiiaiion, vo oe luuuntu uj voiu- bie collapse. All friends of sound money should look tbe eitustion In tbe face and be prepared to meet tbe issue that is lootnintr. up ahead. Sound Money.- How to Treat a Wife. (From Focitio Health Journal.) tirst. set a wife; second, bo patient. You may have trials aud perplexities in your MUBiness, out ao not mereiore, carry to jour home a cloudy or contract ed brow. Your wile may have trials, which, though oi less magnitude, may be bard for her to bear. A kind word, a tender look, will do wonders in chasing from her brow all clouds of gloom. To this we would add always keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house. It is the best and is sure to oe nnmlAil annuer or later. You wife will then know that you really care for ber and wish to protect ber health. For sale by A . C. Marsters & Co. DEALER WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELKY. AND FARCY HOODS. Cnaaaaa ! ja-'a Ueuulue ISraxlllan Eye OInamea and Mt imloa A COVPL1TB STOCK Of Cutlery, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers' Articles. Also Proprietor and Manager of RosebargR Famous Bargain Store. KRUSE & SHAMBR00K, DEALERS IX ALL KINDS OF mm AND FH6T GROCERIES ID P FIJiE TEAS HMD COFFEES R SPECIALTY. ALSO A rt'LL LIME OF TOBACCO cSc CIGARS. GIVE 18 A TRIAL. Una Door Boutb ol P. O. ROSEBIRU, ORKGON, The Sugar Beet Question. the Coles Valley Items. ProlennloHUl corda. ALL COMPETITORS Wa ara always in the Lead, aud uiran to kap there. M. OHAWrOB3), Attorney at Law, hooiu J. Marte Hulldlug, MOFEBURO, OR. MBuHliii'u befuto tbt U. H. Lfud Office no mining cuaci a apcuiatiy. Late Rocelvor V. H. Laud Onlua. The Golden Harvest ii upon ua, and farm ers ara smiling beoauaa Woodward looas to their iutereit. egUIIUS M. SHOWN. JROWN A TUSTIN, Attorney s-at-Law, la llooum 7 aud S A Wllaon Block. rsso. I'Aos-KiTiM. nilsTatTa V II All Full Triuinied TEAM HARNESS Theaa are all Leather and Warranted. HOBEBURU, OK. 01- n. wiLLiH, Attorney and Counnulor at Law, Will prantlo In all the court) ul tba Slate. Bos lu lb Uuui t liuuu, Duuglaa county, Or. Q A. BBHLBIvEDK, Attornoy at Law, Kvavbury, Onvon, t)fflc ever tba Fottofflca ua Jaokaoa itreet. SADDLES At Keduoed 1'ricci. (Arnault vour Durie and ba aura and aas Woodward baiore nuyiug. W. 6. WOODWAK0 W, W. OAIIDWELL, Attorney at Law, ROHKHURCl, ORE0ON, o, P. C08U0W, Attorney-at-Law, Bncilal utlciitiuu it l veil Io Com- tuerclal Law mimI collection. OfllCS Oil Jmlnuii Bt. oi'iiowtt' hlocum Ulock. ItOJjKbTRO, OKtaON. y3r ,'lllll Cirrf; mm- CaXaYa mi: SS. IVUVVV lead W. K. Thompsou made a tiyiug trip to Roseburg a few days since. Samuel Johnson of Coquille was m our valley on business one day last week. Key SweeUer of Tullman. Wash., is yisitiug frieuds in the valley at present. Austin Albright of Oakland has been iu this valley for several days prospecting. Fine weathor is the talk- and the thermometer stood 1)3 iu the sbade on the K'th. MY. and Mrs. S. G. Emery were visit' ing among relatives in the valley during the week. Our scuool is progressing nicely under tbe skillful management of Froi. U. I llittlo, as teacher. F. W. McKechnie and wife of Oakland were visiting friends and relatives in our valley last bunday. Misses Maud and Martha Shambrook who bave been attending school at Fort- laud, have returned home. The farmers in this section are all throuKb seeding and have turned their attention to prunes and bops. Chas. Fierce and Neil McBeth of Clevoland are employed in the large prune orchard of w. 1. fernery. Geo. Farnswortb of Lower Calapooia is seen nuite often in tbis section. There Is a niggur in the corn, George. Joseph Kuigbt, a cattle buyer of Coos county, was iu our vauey a lew uays since interviewing some of our tockmen iu icgard to cattle. Sevorul people from this section at tended tbe basket dinner at the CaU' uooia school house Suuday. Tbey re port having had a good time. Hev. J. II. Skid more ol Wilbur, under took to bold a protracted meeting at tbe church a short time ago, but for the lack of businuss it was postponed. It. F. aud J. L. Shambrook, two of our most popular young men, will soon take their departure for California where they expect to liuli through tbe fishing sea son. May your efforts be crowned with tiUcccB8,Wys. K; C. HutcbiiiBou, W. T. Emery aud (J. A. Crane have just returned from the coast, where they have been for tbo pur pose of buying cattle. Tbey reiwrt hav ing had a very pleasant trip and started again for Gold Beach last week. FrcK. Breeders, Attention. ELY'S ( HEAM BALM la a po.lt Ire cure ihnli Inlo I ha notttlla. ll It null kly abuvrbed. 00 triii. at Drru-gl.t. or by mini i mni,li 1'V. l mall. ELY eitO'illJiltS, YVarreu bt., New Vwik City. Something to Depend On. Mr. James Jones of the drug firm of Jones fc Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking of Dr. Kine'a New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked witn What eflect upon a locality will wnf nterbtete-T!-'pa.r eral agriculture in. mat region rus ques tion wbicb very naturally arises onaer tbe present agitation of tbe sugar oeei question. Although it might be an ad vantage to nave a material reuueuoo m the agricultural products in some local ities, sugar beet growing need not neces sarily bring about such reduction. Ac cording to a statement made in a bulle tin opon the sugar beet, just issued by the Arizona Agricultural fcipenmeni Station, the development of the sugar beet industry in Germany has in no way interfered with agricultural development in other lines, for it is shown that in those communities where the sugar beet is grown exports of other agricultural products bave gradually increased in stead of being diminished by reason of tbe suear beet growing. All toe waste material in the manufacture of sugar is now being utilized, the pulp being found sbJ World Loves 1 1 a Winner" 1 I lMIoiiiaifclhi imA I Experience LJ Q MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. W W CHICAGO HIW YORK lOITDOH W UJ) Card... Illusiraiins Lillian Russell, Tom Monarch Cooper, La Grippe, and her case grew so serious especially uselul as a food for dairy cows at cowden ana raua and latteuing oeei came. hiruubiu Unit rjbvsicians could do nothiuft for her. It seemed to I develon into Hasty Consumption. Liav- Ing Dr. King s ew wiseovery iu more and sellina lots of it, he took a bottle limnn. ami to the surprise ol all sue ue- iran to irnt bettur from first' dose, and half dozen dollar bottles cured ber sound and well. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and colds is guar- anieea io uo vuin kuuu duia. m it. Free trial bottles st A. C. Marsters. ?mng Agricalturist. Many cases of "Grippe" have lately been cured by One Minute Cough Cure. Thin iirtiuiration BteillB esiecutlly adapted to the cure of this disease, it acta uuickly thus preventing serious comulications aud bad effects iu which tins disease oiten leaves tun paueui. Marsters" Drug Store. Scared. The uonocratd are scored. There is a rebellion iu the democratic party against further continuauce between silver dem ocrats and populists, aud members of tlmse organizations are wild with alarm. , .1. r i...l.l nir. nrviu i orirau. wo wuiaua n uriu- Herald is frantically appealing to the old members of tbe Political job lot which failed in business last November, to still hang together. It says: "It would be worse thau lolly at tint time for the. populists to refuse to fuse with the democrats aud silver republicans. and adds that a coutinued combination of their forces "means a solid plmlaux of silver forces iu all campaigns from now till 1900." lut common scute Las made deen inroads on tho silver forces, aud by llhWit will not ba a factor iu our politics. Astorian. The Rebellion In Uruguay. A siiecial dated the 17lh to (he New York Herald from Montevideo says that official reports aunoiiuce .that General Yilliors' forces had an engagmuout with tbe insuriteuts. commanded by I lie rebel leadeis Lamas and Saravia, nud defeated them with bt'Hvy lues. Tbo battle lasted eight liouis. 1 lie insurgents made a dcs!erato reuitstance, but were compelled to retreat iu disorder' to the Uruiiliau frontier. The goveruuicul tegardu the victory as decibive, aud believes that the revolt Las received its dealu blow. Auother dispatch says the Uruguayan troops have defeated tbo insurgents un der Lamas and Saravia. It is officially auuouuced. the insurgent bitvo been routed, and the revolution in considered as ended. For Sale. A few very fino Tolaud Address China pigs. A. MAHSltUK, Cleveland, Or. fj ta 1 will staud my jock, a largo-boned, well-made aniiual and a notably lino breeder -at tho followiug terms : $2 &0, T5 00, ami 7 50. Also my well-kuowu Normoti Btalliou, a black woighiug over 1U00, at. tl&O and R Dates: Fair Oaks, Mondays aud Tuesdays. Mo Nabb's ranch, Wednesdays. Coles Val ley, Wednesdays. Thursdays, Fridays. Oakland, Saturdnyu, II, V. MaLvi.v, Oakland, Or. School Chart for Sale. Tho teachers tiuaioiulcul aid, u graphic illustration of human anatomy, liuely euuraved plates, tuauuiaclurad ami pub- libhed by Coulial School Supply House of Cbicugo. Good as new. Cout ftit). Iteasoii lor selling, loo high u grade for our school, ill sell cheap. For fur ther particulars and terms, address F, M. HiKw.wir, Clerk . i. No. II.1, Comutock, Or. thfy overwork and that they neglect their health in tbe pursuit of mon ey. There are tboutauds o f men who admit .these tilings with a sort of bride, and slap themselves on the chest and laug:h at the Idea they will some-day regTet their reck feaaness and neglect. They laugh at Death, but in a short while, a very short while, the laugh is on tue otner siae. ucim. n. while they laugh. He who laughs last, laugha best, and in due time Death dances on tbe prostrate body of the laugher. There are many funny thinM in this world but death is not one ol tnem. nnm health for it is one of Death's weapons and the most effective. When a hard-woming; man iccio m. sorts, and has a poor appetite, and doesn t sleep well, and goes to work In the morning tired-out and heavy headed, he should take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best health-bringes and' health-keeper It corrects an msoiucis it g-estion, invigoraies me uvcr, f i b..n It hrartv and keen. It vv"1! :r:f r ;w.'hinni .nt n. ease - germs from the body. It builds healthy flesh, firm muscles, steady nerves and active brain cells. It brings restful sleep and tentores ambition. It cures nerv ous irritation, nervous enhaustion and nerv ous piostration. It cures v per cent, of all cases of consumption. It is the discovery of an eminent and skillful, specialist, Dr. R V. Pierce, now and for thiity year past, chief consulting1 physician to the Invalids Hotel and Suiglcal Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. Good temper largely a mat i r of food health, and good health is largely" a matter f houUhv activity of the bowels. Doctor Tierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. They are safe, sure and bpcedy, and once taken do not have to be taken aKajs. One little "Pellet" is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic. . a-srs- They never iriipc JL I l S Druggists sell tbem. I Iwl-l-ia- 1 Je You some times hear men foolish conceit Well, the Girl of now nara wants a THEY Tease, Tease, Tease. WHAT FOR? Crawford Bicycle, The Boy wauls a And the Mother wants HK flit" OIL COOK STOVE. WE KEEP EIYI. CHURCHILL, WOOLLEY & MCKENZIE'S Roseburg Hardware GoP DR.PIERCE'S; iii DUKEDEIl OF a. FINE POULTRY. S. C. 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