NOTES OP INTEREST.
A SaUrnftn, lb rolUhlo Jeweler,
tfoliil silver iiovolliis at HhIkiuiu'ii.
3. T. Hryi.il, Hie Iluny Watchmaker.
Ho lo the HoshIprC (or tha liest liam.
Kur a rooI fi-cont cigar call i n Mrs.N.
Boyd.
('onniy I'luimn ami warrants I m iiiwrlit by
I). H. Weal.
Fur liml-clm-fi ilruiit-Li v un lr. Little
of Oakland.
II. V. Her jniin, dentist, room 1,
.Marlei block.
Kev Wist, impfi'lo'l utul ilompalic
cigala l llm linn-leaf.
J. !S. West does iiiiiiianco. Otl'u-e op
Hite tlie pofct olliee.
(iootls IkOow rout, al CuroV. Now ia
the timo for hurm i .x.
Nobby anita an. I lulett 6ty!s tit Utile
Jtuk'e. I'rieei" very low.
All alylca auil qualiliea of balaal Abra
tiam'a Heilrwk piicej.
Notliinn but llio Ut materia) tifx-d by
It. W. '."iijnmin, dentist. K oi i in 1
Maratera' block.
Have your dental work done by 15. V,
Henjatuin, deiitiut. All Work misrau
tcod lirst-eiass.
At Oakland, T. L. (iraves ia authorised,
to receive and r?cei4 fur subscriptions to
tllO I'l.AIXUKAl KK.
Do you want a ood strawberry plant?
Call around to llii cilice and tind out
where to get tome.
For a good bat, atlith itul cheap, call
on Wollenborg ic Abraham, hce stock
embraces all praihscf bead gear.
Now is the time to fprav your treet.
Hut the Combination Spraver and fave
time and money. V. H. tiordon, at;ent.
Bring your job work to the ri..isiK.vL
kk oflice. We are prepared to do the
cheapest and beat work font!) of Port
land. Wolleiibcrg A Abraham oi the Sjuare
Daul Store are now receiving a nice lot
" of spring goods. Latest styles and low
eet prices.
Parties desiring aiuby Fewing done
would do well to call on Miss Fannie
McKeau, 421 Mai a strict. Will sew for
75 cents per day.
The Square JVal store has jnst opened
up a teautiful line of W. L. IXnigias
shoes, which prove to be the tst shoe
made. Come and inspect them.
To Rent A five room cottage, rent
ch?ap. near Washington street, west
side of railroad track. Knquire at 405
Washington street. alotf
Une minu:e is all tne titr.e necessary
to decide Irom iersor.a! experience that
Une Minute Cututi Core does what its
name implies. Marsters' I'rug Store.
Tortaring, itching, scaly skin erup
tions, burns and scalds are soothed at
once and promptly healed by IeVitt'a
Witch Hazel Salve, the bet known cure
for piles. Marsters' irug itore. ;
Good pasturage furnished at tuy pas
tures on Roberts creek. Charges reason
able. All stock at owner's risk. The
beat of care will be given to all stxck en
trusted to my charge.
J. M. Sui.umi.
They are so strait that the most sen
sitive persons take them, they are so
effective that the most obstinate cases of
constipation, headache and torpid liver
yield to them. That is why DeWitt's
Little Early Kigers are known as the
famous little pills. Marsters' Drug Store.
1'i.ainde.u.er and Planter is a little
alliterative, but sometimes by "apt al
literation's artful aid' you can catch the
. public eye and engage the public at
tention. The Webfoot Planter is
dabbed witti the Plaixdkaler and the
two papers will be furnished to all cash
subscribers of the latter without extra
charge.
Notice ifi hereby given to the public
by the undersigned that I do net allow
dead animals to be hurried on my prem
ises, at Roseburg, Urejon, or 'garbage
dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken
therefrom, unless the party taking sand
or gravel tirst contract w ith me for the
'right to do so.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac
cording to law. A Alios Rose,
Rjsebur, Oregon, March 17th, 1SS5.
The daylight ride along the Columbia
cannot be but iiiterc-Bting at this Jime of
the year. Passengers taking the Spo
kane Flyer, leaving the Union depot at
:45p. in. daily-, get this viiw lasting
over five hours. But that ia not all.
The O. R, & N. give through service to
Spokane, and a direct connection with
the train from Spokane to Kootenai
country. Palace sleepers and modern
coaches operated daily without ihttuge.
Travelers
To Spokane,
To Rossland .
To Palouse Towns,
To Coeur d'Alcne Towns,
To all Eastern Washington Points.
To all Northern Idaho Points,
Take the O. R. & N. Spokane Flyer,
And Save Time.
Leave Union Iepot Daily at 2:15 p. tu.
V, C. London, Agent,
Roseburg, Oiegou.
Competition never vjorries us, because
we "juy right" hence "sell right."
The facts are these ; every move in our
business is only made after the most
careful consideration, nothing left to
chance. Shoes have advanced in price
but not with us. We sell you a good oil
grain shoe for fl.i!5 and upwards, fine
shoes in proportion. If you doubt us,
come and see us, convince yourself that
we have what we advertise. We doj't
care to do all the business in town, but
want to get a saie ol it. We firmly
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. livery dollars worth
of goods must give the wearer satisfaction,
even the all wool absolutely fast color
13.00 suits.
J. AmiAiiAM'rs Clothing House.
Northern Pacific Change.
The Northern Pacific railroad will
make the follow lug time card for its train
leaving Portland daily, beginning en
Sunday the 2Sh iust. Leaves Portland
at 11 a. m., Tacoma 5 p. m., Seattle 4 p.
m Elleusburg 10:10 p.. ru Pasco 1:50
a. m. Arrives at Spokane at 5:50 a. m.,
Minneapolis 1 :05 p. in. and St. Paul at
4:40 p. m. The new card will enable
passengers to make close connections at
Spokane with tho Spokane Falls and
Northern for the mines. For further
particulars see D. S. K. Bi k k,
Local Agent No. 2, Marsters buildio.
To the Public.
Ou aud after this date, I wish it under
stood that my terms for all undertaker's
goods are cash with the order. 1 liud it
impossible to do business on u credit
basis, and belivo that I can do belter by
my patrons ami myself by milling btrictly
forcaali. P. Uvkukk, Undertaker,
Itotseburg, Ore., April 12, 1895.
Oregon l iro Relief Association.
ChcaiK-'st aud best insurance on eurlh,
at cost, or 1SU4 coutu pur hundred. Resi
lient property, a pccialty.
II, L, M.utbUKb, Agent,
A Que.tion of Revenue
The ijuostioD as to tha relative merits
of the McKinley and Wilson-Gorman
tarill acts, in tbo matter of raising the
necessary revenues, ia riill troubling the
minds of democratic senators and repre
sentatives in congroa. It baa long Uen
established by the reports of tho treasury-department
that the McKinley act
raircd sullicient rovetnies to carry on tho
government so long as it was assured
that the law would Ih uphold but when
the result ol the elections of IS;1-1 were
known and the assurance was given- to
the world that the free traders bad cap
tured the government in all its branch
es, and that the tiiet work they would
perform would be to wipe the repnt Mean
protective tariff law from off the tuiiite
books, then that law failed t r.tic the
necessary revenue. It was not to be ex
cctd that importers would tonlitiue to
tiring in goods and pay the ratca of the
republican protective law when it was
known that w ithin a short period of tuiie
the law would bo supersede.! by a demo
cratic low tariff law.
But the statements by the Treasniy
experts nut only show that fact, hut
tney enow ti.o uorman-w nson act has
failed to raise the necessary revenues,
and that the annual drtiiicm v miht
that law was enaited has been mote
than would have been effect by tho
leicocratic expectation . from the in
come tax featuie of the law which was
defeated by the Supreme Coiirt.'JdeciMoi).
rending the debate now taatrg place m
the senate on this subject, Senatcr Cock
rell of Misourl secured the passage of a
resolution by the senate c.rlii g upon l he
Secretary of the Treasury for the de
tailed tables of the receipt and expendi
tures eoveriog a long period. The sec
retary has responded totheca'l for in
formation, and tho tables he has rent to
the senate show the receipts and ex
jiecditurcs, and the surplus or deficiency
for each fiscal year ftom 1S75 to IS'.7,
and the same information for the years
ending March 1 from 1SS to ly.'o. 'Ihe
tables are as follows :
Statement showing the receipts and
expenditures of the government lor each
fiscal year, frorr 175 to l'.Hi, both in
clusive. Periods.
Fiscal Surplus Rev-
year, enues.
175 U,o7c, Uoti.L'O
1S7C 2i,0iJ,241.So
1S77 30.3k),577,0i
1S78 L,7S!),551 90
1S79 C.S7'..o00.W
1SS0 t$,li7S,i73.'.''2
1SS1 lOi, 130,053.70
1SS2 145,543,810.71
1S3 . 132,S7'.,444 41
1SS4 104.o,.io,C25 5t
18S5 (33,4i''3,771 27
lSSti D3,!oO,5SS.50
1SS7 103,47 l,0!7.tW
isss ip,oi2,nooy
1S80 105,053,443.24
li'M 105,34 1.4'.d.03
1891 37,23;,7C.2.57
1802 !l,t'14,453.i0
m 2 341,t.74.29
Deticit.
18m 6t),S03,Ct'H) S
lStO 42.S05.223.18
1890 25,203,245.70
INSURANCE LICENSE REVOKED.
A New York Company Prohibited
From Doing Business in Kansas.
Webb McNall, superintendent of in
surance, at Topcka, Kan., the other day,
revoked the license of the Metropolitan
Life Insuranoe Company, of New York,
and ordered the company to cease c'oiug
business in Kansas. The ac:iou grows
out of the company's refusal to pay cer
tain death claims held by Mrs. Josie
Dunn of that city, and Mrs. Kjrtha C.
Emery of Kansas City.
McNall sent the followicg letter to
Vice-President Fisk, of the company, iu
New York,
"I haye received your communication
dated May 15 concsrniog the claims of
the beira of Bertha C. Kuierv. 1 also
note that you say that you will not pay
the death loss accruing on such policy,
as required by this department, and that
the parties are at liberty to sua a-i soon
as they see lit ; that vou propose to coo
lest said claims upon the ground that
Bertha C. Emery made a niveau J fraud
ulent representation to your company at
the time the aforesaid po'iciea wero is
sued.
"Permit me to say that I know of no
reason why you should not contest every
policy in tins state up' i which, a loaa cc-
cars, out while yoa are doing so you will
be prevented bv this department from
doing business iu this state, heuce I
have this day revoked your authority to
uo Lusinesa in this state by virtue of tho
license granted to you on February ,
18'7, You will govern yourselves ac
cordingly and cease soliciting business,
receiving premiums and issuing policies
after this date in this state.
" Wkdii M'N.ui., Superintendent."
Upper Olalla.
Warm dayE, cold nights.
We are much in need of
ram u.-i our
gardens are at a standstill.
Our school is progressing
with the
teacmugot .Maeie walsb.
Dan Parirxentor, E. II. Cooper
ami
ir. Aiaaais rnaue a business trip to
Lamas valley last Thursday, the 27th.
Clarence Coopar and Gilbret Sofer ro
turneu irom uoos county and report
uoiuing uoing.
John Cooper has the best garden ever
raisea on Mount fciic-ti.
T. III. - i '
wemi use ijusiuees onco more in
our loi'ality as the Paradise Mining
ump are senuing on a numuer ol blasts
oi late.
John Friend and Hank, who are in in
ing at Hunter's flat report doing well.
Mr. Hester was in our midst ou the
.'it n.
We are sorry to say Grandmothe
Lamb is alllicted w ith rheumatism.
Miss J.ettie Cooper is employed at
.nis. t,. II. oooper s
Our Christian people aud young folks
wuuiu mjoy a ounuay iscnooi. All we
need IB a leader and then progress will
be mado.
Welearu that Miss Annie fju&btiell,
one of our Douglas county teachers, has
the Kent gulch school in her care. May
all be well with her is thu wish of a
friend. A. S.
May Campbell, a variety actress, who
come here from Cincinnati, hid iu a
closet, iu Maud Devere's roomy today,
says a St. Louis dispatch of Tuesday.
She listened while her husband made
love to the Devere woman and heard
biui arraugo for un elopement. Then
Mrs. Campbell emerged with a revolver
aud put live bullets into htr husband,
and one into Maud Devere. She then
walked to tho four courts and give her
self up. Campbell was takeu to tliu
hospital, in a dying condition. The
womau's wound is slight.
One milliou barrels of American Hour
went to Asia laut year. Thiu thows Ihut ,
a now bold lor American lurui products
is being opeuod, and with tho oppJitu
Iiilies for reciprocity which tho proposed
duly ou tea will oiler the market for our
farm products in that jiart of tho world
will bo greatly increased.
Notice to Tax Payers.
All taxes not paid by the tlrxt day of
Juue, 1S97, an additional coct will l
added of three ir cent. All taxes paid
during the month of June will have a
reducliou of two per cent, aud all taxes
paid during tho month of July, will bare
a icdiiction of one pef cent from Ihe
three pcrx'viit added.
A. F. Stkarn, Judge.
W. !.. Wiio,
M. l, TllOMI'r-ON,
Connuisaloiiera.
How to Treat a ifc.
v I (oin Pacific Health Jouriml.)
Hr?l, get a wife; second, be patient.
You may have trials and perplexities iu
your business, but rto not therefore,
carry to jour home a cloudy or contract
ed brow. Your wifo may have iriaK
which, though of Ufa magnitude, may be
bard for her to bear. A kind word,
tender look, will do wonders iu chasing
from her brow all clouds of gloom. To
this we would add always keep a bottk
of Cbamlerlaiu'a Cough Remedy in the
house. It is the best and is sure to lie
needed sooner or later. You wife will
then know that you really care for tier
aud wish to protect her health. For
sale by A. C. Marsters A Co.
arrott
PKAI.HtS IS AM)
Finest line of goods cvcj brought to Roseburg.
Prices to suit the times.
Parrott Building, f Jackson Street, f ROSEBURO
STAPLE
AND
FANCY
GROCERIES
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Give us a call. Goods delivered to
Corner Lane A Sheridan Streets.
ROSEBURG.
OREGON.
NEW
$ FURNITURE 1 1
j CARPETS J I
ail MATTINGS g
I I '' " n I
ml CURTAINS
y -
E AND UPHOLSTERY Gl
Alexamder
KUiii:illtKU,
WOLLEMBERG
SQUARE
DEAL
STOKE.
SPRING
Dress Goods, Furnishing Goods,
Mats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Cloaks, Capes, Wraps,
Curtains, l-t- r
In short, our shelves are filled with an excellent stock
suited to all tastes and to meet all requirements. Our
motto is : "A Souakh Dual."
-ncr link unci
..bkitoii Hlrttlw.
Real Estate Bought and Sold
ir ticmmiiiaiujir.
Farms, large and small, to Rent,
AND I.M.MKUJAT1C J'OSHFNSWN GIVEN.
Slock Ranges, Timber Lauds aud Mining Properties,
Prune aud Hop Lauds of best
iu quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices aud easy terms. Inquire of
3D. S. K. BWaK,
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proiHaala will In) tecelvid by the
county clerk ol lMualas ccunly, Oregon
until 12 o'clock ui. on tho 12th day of
July, 18517, and theu publicly opened, for
the Consideration of a steel lattice jail
cell, to connect with cell now In the
Jail nnd enclosing the entire space within
one toot ol tho wall, iu accordance with
plans, drawiuus and spoclllcationa on
tile. F.aoh proivsal must be acvomnan
led by a certified check of 5 per cent, of
the amount of the proposal. A Wmd
will be required of the successful bidder
Tho right Is reserved to reject anv or all
bids as the interest of Ihe county may
appear.
KottumiM, Or., April 2(lh, 1S97.
A. F. STEARNS,
County Judge.
Crescent IUccle,
I have in stork ten '0o models, all
new, and fitted with M. A W. ipiick re
pair tires, which I will sell at one-third
less than ca initial price. Theio wheels
are fully guaranteed for one year. Cast
or installments. Call on or address
T. K. RtctiAiinsoN,
Roseburg
I()S.
MAM KAI'V t'RKRi OK
BOOTS AND 5H0ES.
Depot
Grocery
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
any part of the City in short order.
.ZIGLER BROS
& 5TR0MGS
OHIXON, &
& ABRAHAMS
STOCK!
l rn
is il
WOLLErtBERG d ABRAHAM.
quality, in choice locations,
WANTED :
$io,oooiw$i8,ooo
WORTH OI5 riERCHANDISli
Which we have leceivcd on consignment from tho receiver
of one of the largest houses in Sun Francisco.
These goods have been sent us to dispose of at 60 cents
on the dollar, which is less than cost of manufacture,
aud bciug sold in connection with our complete stock at ab
solute ocst.
Nolo tho Pollowing' Astonishing bargains!
All Woolen Dress Goods
wide, Latest Styles
Ladies' and Gents' Mackintoshes
su-Our Loss is Your Qnin.'V-
Ladies' and dents' Underwear Reduced to Prices to Suit
the Times.
Out Goods are all of the Latest Styles. No shell'-woin
goods on hand. Never has there been such a Slaughter of
Prices. Call early and be convinced.
CARO BROS.
IS-.
his is the
to Buy
Groceries.
your special attention.
Our line of Olives, Gherkins, Pick
els, Sauces, etc., is also complete.
We carry the largest stock of to
baccos iu Southern Oregon.
C. VV. PARKS & CO., Grocers.
A. C. MAR5TER54 Co
AChoiceCollection, atPriccs that 5ell
LIME PLASTER AMD CEMENT.
A FULL LIME OF
ALL ORIJLRS PROMPTLY FILLIiO.
WYL1E PILKINCTON,
I.HimjHhor lo (I.
General Blacksmithing
jIJIIJI HIIUIIKMJKIKaJVfil.
rRorriNo and runninq plates a specialty,
KKl'AIKIN'i OK A 1.1. KINUH I'ltOMfiXY IONE.
HUuiOia Corner Wawlilnulo" and Kuuv KIh., HiiniliiirH.
ROSEBURG
Marble and Granite Works.
l H.
Marine
?stiiuatcs iMiniislietl on till
oillco Mud Hulenrvoui. ;?n Oak Hlr.-la
C ncr vnrd
25'
Tor
Half Price
THE BOSS STORE,
Place
36 inches
A full and complete assortment
. of all goods usually kept in a first
class grocery.
Kvery thing offered for sale is fresh;
and sold at very reasonable prices.
We have a very choice stock of
canned goods, iucluding both fruits
aud vegetables, to which we invite
WINDOW GLASS
W. NOAH,
AGHISON & CO., Projrs,
IiluIuh Iu nil kliiJuot
and
and
(Jranite loiiiiiiunts
llcadstoiics,
Portland Cement Curbing
loi Jomit -i-y IotM.
kinds of Cenieteiv Work
Till; (JKLAI'
GOLD SILVER
coini iii:s
Ol IIHITINI1 fOl.tilllMA
NI l;HI I.IN IIIU.tMIN
ALL AIRE REACHED
The 0. R. & M.
N 1 llllllKt- l CHIN Itt'tt t'll
Shortest Mnc It) Spoknm1
( ..mir' lilli; III)
ALL RAIL ROUTE to
THAU., UONMl.ANU, MAItl
Nlil.HON, and nit HoulCMIiy
Ml ii I nil t'liiiipM . .
LOWBATta ABO TZZC0V52I TICItTS.
I ur I't. in li t" nti'l In lull.
VN 1 1 lo tu
I 1 1 I ui in n t It'll
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( nil. i. tit I hi' K"
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iii ii, I'll I 'i.- iiui i Am hi
O. II. K Ni i O.i
I'm iiniKi, Oiruoii.
HiOM TKKMI.N.U. Oil IMKIMOU I'tHMH
Northern) Pacific)
railroad
I. Hi,' I. Ill" l'i 1 Kf
To nil I'oliils KiinI and South.
1. Uiv 1 1 1 N I N i . (All KOt'l K llluiislllluiljill
VKMllHI 1 Hit lUMN.i tVKUY l'AV
IS 1IIK ti.Vll Ii
8T. PAUL
CHICAGO
1 H'l I IliNl'k .
Compoicd III Dining Carl Unigip.ncJ,
Pullmjn Draalnf Hvam Slltptri,
01 Ltliit tilulpwtnl.
Ol IIIS I SI I I l'l Mi tlN
II. t llml run ic i iiimtiu li J mi l In
n lilcli nit nimtiiMituii . ii a mti U'lli IKKK
ml H It.MMIKIi I., ii i1.!. i ot tlnl r
rkvuinl i ltt-.ji 1 1, hi t ., ii ' I
II I i A M Mil I Ol I III.N
A CuulUiiniiiK I. I.u luiM ilii All l.liu.
.ffui'lliin Illicit nu. I l!iiliiti:nn. U'.l .u-t Ii p.
fulluinu ni. i .vi mm t ultima cu Ui iuivd In
Ivimii c llni'iirli mi; t;i'iil nl llii' iimil.
THHOUCII TICKETS i nu,) liom nil I'niiiu In
mi'rlrn, Knuliiii'l nn,1 K'Uimh; i nn I nun hwil
t Kit y '
Tll-krl Ulllir ,( Ilils ('.illil'iiny.
Kuli inliir.iiutjiiii i"i
ir.lim, miiU'i nu I "Hi
inltiK ulif, 1'nin ol
tli-tnlU (tirnUht-il on
'illrlloii .i
l. M 14. Itl lCK.
I."'fil lurui nl llui'clirk'.Or., or
. it. ii titi.ro.
AMlfilllllt Hi lli-lal l'miftrtlMI'r AKI'lll,
No. l.'l Klml hi , i"ir v iu!iliik-l"ii.
I (Mill. A Ml. (MiKllUN.
EAST AND SOUTH
- VIA -
THE SHASTA ROUTE
nl-' I'll K -
Suiillicrn I'ai'lllc to.
Kiprisnii ti'ii. ii tiiivn I'm ll.ui'l il.tlly.
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i:M A.
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t. I Ar. Mill l'l II II ' I mi . ,v. U) p. H.
T.-ia.
Aliovo (i.lim :,, lit ii, i .nii. Ipiil sinl limit
liiwcii luiilnii'l in 'I nl, in, Iiuimt, Mm Inn,
IvOumoii, Allir.ny, IuiikiiiI, HIinMt, llnlwy,
lUrrlhlniiK. Jiiiiitliiii t.lijr. Kukoiii', I'oIIiimii
'riini, lirulii, Mil, IhikI. ni,, uti muloii Iruni
Knfitljurii Ui Aaliluii'l lucliimvi'.
Hox biirii ;inll Unlit,
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riirllmi'l""
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immx; ,iis its o.ii; moi ii:.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
A Nil -
ii;i'oi. i.avs M.i:i:i'iMi i aiih
Allni'lii'd to all TiitouKti 'I'mliK.
West Side Division.
Il(vrru I'lirilmiil nu, ( oriullU
Mull trulu ilnily (i xni it riiiii'liiyj.
7 ;wa.
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ol Uri'Kiui Ci nlm! Vt KmiUi n niiliniul.
hiprvMi liuln iliilly (i xccpt I'liiuliiy).
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