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jinn .iMwmiiimwmn t ; The riaindealor BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. ..... I'uMixInu. Kwry Mmi'luy mid 1 hti rlny ,tuk niul MmIii mi reel, ItOftl.lll HO, OHIitiON - It V 1HK . PIAINDIAUR PUCUSHINC COMPANY. Tho Plaiudoaler IOlXiliKMf I.KTTKK llKAl'fc", BILL IIKADH, KTC, ETC., KTO. Vol. XXVIII. ROSKDURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUN1C 7, 1807. Liecutud Neatly nl at Llvlox IUIm. No. 29. u GENERAL DIRECTORY ",H,W,M"" ' MUI.M. II. H. MciiaUira I 1 1 In. II. Tongue. ( Wing rusa mull Jw. II. Kill" . . llnvcrnor.., WaiStf H.Ml.ry ..I Mlato "J'Sha, mio Troaaurrr. "J". itin ,,, rub. InslriHllmi "'," Mia I'lliib-r Attorney u.,. ra. 'tT u.reiM Jurists fe.H'S"''"' !A, :iinientt . A. MarVum Clerk ol llallruail Cuinuitaaloii Ldell Uaaei icoKO jiinuui. ,,).,, J, (I, Kullnrloo li.NKOuilu( AUuruoy w- K. ! u. f. lahu orrus, soasauau. W. I. (Html a-CSSA". uu...ti UU-OB bOI01.aS tOUMtV. Heuatoi A w; ' it. T. rl.lp. Kcrcuuiut. &"8ur,i,t,.u,ni.:::::::::.:: 'iV.lu CuionilMluuvm Jm. I'. Tl'"i"l""'" ... W ill I". HiJon Fnmnr? ..Vt. K. U Mill" ran imt vrru i,,.,,,-. John Hamlin Major .. . I at Marl tu l Ward . ,irl Wanl . aili Wanl , Ricnlilir Maialial .. licaaurwr lilt'MII.SH, if . IMIlaid :. w. rt 1 1. ('. Htalltiill l. Mmirt' i J M.KIrl'litr (Win. IVnr ill. '. hlcx um . J, f. Alaen ...... K. M ZlKlo" J. II. t mil non .111 '..".". "IV.. 1 1 ". ".V.T-. . J . I'crhlu count aaasume. 1h 'li ull court fur lhiulM county ineeU) three llmta yinr folluwa: luo Jl Mou ilafil Mrv h. Ihc tlh Monday In Julie. ",,n"' 1st Mouda lii lx-i.-cinl.cr. J ;. Hi ill"" "I Kuecbunf jmlft-i'. Men. U. Uniwil, ol Itiwtliuii, lMiau-uUiii ttoiuey, ..... ... -,. ' rmiiitr tfui.it imcla tho l.l Wi-dii.-jtlay iliol.tM.m.Uyol January, Maich, May, July. 'l'lmlH'r mi'l November, A. r. H '' Oatilaud. Juris.'; C. II Maunm JUaloo unit W. I- iUoii, ol Kiddle. eoiiimiMliinere. I'loba!. Cijujl la III aeaslnu conllnuoiuly, A . r Miami. IuJko. Huilvty nrllu. HI' i fl.K. tlKllt IUI l.t'lX'K. Ml. ..., holil Uii it n K'llar iiiniiiuiili aiinii al lie 1 i o t '. hall on mi-,111'1 au.l louilli IhuraJay I tach miMilli. All til' ml" i r"iiilcil i.ii.I nmilaily. au-l all M-lllim l.rulliera tor illally liniu-l to alteii.l v i, KlthU I'Ai.K 1 1 IN. ' It llhltMAS MA UK.", (Kinlai). Di)l'l.l.Art COUNCIL. NO- -l J" '' A - M . met-la i v. i) Wi.liK-ilay i-v lilli at 1 ii do. a lu Hie l.l Manoliii Hall. itltlni Liolliiraarutoi'liall) lli ltv.l to attcii'l. t-, II, ( 4pl"l'i 0o. W. rallHY, oillll llor. Hvcimliug Cci n lary. T Al'RLI. I.IJIKIK, A. K. A A. M .IlKtiULA tuwIliiKa llic M a ml itli W cducMla) lu t.el.W.,..t... Ull.K JOHNSON. W. M. N. T. Jawan. B'ccy. IlHILKTAKlAN 1AI1KIK. NO. I, 1. O. O. r. meoUHalunlar rnuliif ol cai li wt-ck at Ihalrballlu 0ll Kellow liuiplo al Hon;uur. Memln-r ol lia onler lu ioil tanilliil are 1 11 1 vll- v4 to atlcml. V. O. Mil KLLI, (H't y. TlUHKBl'KH I.OIH.K, NO. 1, A O. t'. W. uict-la tin' anouJ ami Inurtli Moudaja ol aai b moulli al7.J0 . m. al OiM Kellooa hall. Msmlwraol tbaorilcr lu iihmI taiullng are lu lwd to atunJ. R BNOI'OrtT. NO. JV, O. A. K.. MKKTH Till Brat au'l Ihlrtf JliunMia)a 01 inn uiui.iu. OMtN H KKI.IEr' COIH'.t NO. 10, MKKTB V ami an. I llilnl lliumlaya la each mouth. 1AKktr ALI.IANCK Ki'KUlar yuarlwrl; MtKlliiiit will l liolil at Uraugo Hall, Roaahun, the Ural Krlilay In lHoimbcr, Mucb aud June, anU tbu ihlrU VrlUay In bcptcinuef. Tl OHKBOKO CUAI'TKIl, NO. H. O. K. 8.. UIKTH tho aucouil ud lourth Tliumlajl ol faih m,n,b' BEOl.NA BA8T, . M. A'.fKH Bo t, bvc '. ROHIIBt'KO UIV1H10N NO 476. H. Of UK., ueota every acoouil aud lourth Uuuday. ROHKBUBO It. 1). I.ODOK. NO. 41, I. O .() f V uteolioii Tuoxlay evcolui ol earn woe l tb O1I1I Kcllowa hall. Vlaltlug aUtera aud Dretbroo are luvltcd to altouil. MERIT WEhT, N. O. AMATA SMITH, K.Heo. ALI'UA 1AIUUK, NO. 47, K. UK I .. MKKTB erery Wcdm ailay ovenlnil l tlilil Kcllowa Hall. Vlallln KnlKhla In good alaudlng cor niallytuvuedlo aHoud. . Ky t, t, K. M, C'UNKI.lNdi K. K.X. I'rulrHHluiitil C'arfln. A M. CRAWFORD, Attonwy at Law, Kiiom MarKtvra Building, HOHEUU M, OB. g-UuliHaa bcfuiu Hie I'. B. Land Olllcoud mluTiig ca'-a a aiiccially. Late Itcaivcr V. H. Uuil Otlco. (IHOHIIIC M. HHOWN. mi, i'aui ti'ktin. IJROWN TU8TIN, Attorucys-at-Luw, Kouiiiii 7 and H la . Wll.oii II lock. KOKKIIUHU, OU. w. H. WILLIS. Attorney and CouiiMolor at Law, Will praoltco In all Ilia court) of tliu Btala. Ol-i-a in tna Court Houae, Unuglaa county, Or. 1 A. SKHLBIUBDK, . Attorney at Law, Kotcburv, Unyon. I Hike Of el tb roalodlca uu Jaokaou atreet. Yy W. OARDWELL, AlttMiuty at Law, KOl'KiU'lUI, tlKhtltiM P. COBHOW, Attorney-at-Luw, Mpcclatl Httcutloii Ht: tu luiu uitivlatl I.mw nnl 1 ullvtlluti. JUkuii Ju'.lmou i t. n'io'lli' i-luiuin'i' HlotL itOMKBi uu, olitao.v. D, STRATFORD, Attorney at Law, konlna I mil Taylor A Wllaon Blx k. KOriKHUItU, Oil TyjTfRA DROWN, M. V, OKHOK, M Jai kauli Mini I, al n Idi'iirc ol Mra. J. Illrrer. KOrfhllUKJ, OK. J L. BRADLBY, M. D. Physician & Surgeon. Otflo lloura. Iroiu IJ to s r.m. faylor A Wllaou Brti k KWEllL't(J L. MILLER, M. U Surgeon and Hoinavjiiitliio PhyBician, Hoirburp, Orvn. aVVCkronke dlaaaaaa a paelalty. w ILL. P. HEYDON, C7llll(.' WllI'VDJIM', Hint NwlMry I'ultllv. Orru a; lu t'ouit llouac. Or li r for Htirv.' Inn and Klild NnU a alioiild bo a.ldn'.K' l to Will I'. Ilrydoii, Couuly Hur tejor, jtiMi burg, Or. STRICTLY HK5T CLA5S. f HOTFI McCLALLBN. MUM. I. C. Mi Cl.A I.I.KN. I'r... HEAEQ7AKTE&S TCB TRAVL:::Q V.ZY,. MATl.H MI.Af4NAIII.I,. Lanji', Hm ."mni'li: ;.h.hi. Kn i' llim to and I'ioih limn. AISS A. Ii. PORTIiR, MILLINER, ttk Mil cel. uui' tlour Wc-rtl ul liNlunti-v. FINE LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS. I A I I.HI tJIVLK.-i IN I'A'ITICKN I IATH. JERRY J. WILSOM, Wnti'liiiiuKer and Jcudcr, Jachaou Nlrci-I, Twodooraaoutb ol bloiiim a Hull. lU'.-H.l'KU m..All Kcpulrluu ttutruHtvd lu luy cure will be I'HOJIl'TI.V and cnrcfully dour. 1'KH VM KKASONAlll.K. wan : aav - WOODWARD THE ROSEBURG Docb Ui ALL COMPETITORS! W ro alwa) a In tlio I.rail, ami im an to keep tliorc. The llolilsn llarvoat ia upon uv, anil (aim cri are auiiling beoauao Wood wanl looai to llmir interval. IHKiiiV IIAIlMvS.S Full Triiuuivd TEAM HARNESS Tlitiao arc all l.ontlivr nml Warr.tntt'd, SADDLES a At Iloduceil 1'rltfca, Com ult your imiao and lo auto and nvo Woodwaril uuloro buylnn. W. C. WOODWARD CATARRH ill LOCAL DISEASE and ia tha reaull ol colila and audden chmalio changaa. H ian bei'iirril by (ileannul iiuirjv wbUb laapiillril ill rvclly I11I0 Iho noatflla. lie. I1111111I1 my al'ioibeUltulvca ri-lirTatum,e. Ely's Cream Balm TTPaaPl,'J litckunvlril:fri to be Dm mnft llinroiiMli turo lor fatal Catarrh, Cold In llrad aud liny lVvor of ul reiueibra. 11 o'i'iia and rli niifix tbi' iiiiMUiiaiMCi'is allara fain and Iiiflaiuiiialiou. lirala lliemua, uo (vtatlie inruibiaiin frnni rolii. ri'slorra Uui aiuH'tt uf t hUi am) aturll. I'thi-rnv. ul IImiui.iiii'i by miiil, BLY UHO'l ilEKH e Warrvu btrcet, Not York. kw kuv irin m. pocTRIII. Mowcry corner, tuiftiy ul to, I'inaiiiK crowd, h-ctiio HkIiI- gunuau eliof, can ol Tin, Fran k!artM liuil within. Yullor diK iioarky jirowla mi I tla tbo awgig, oftly growlo. Ktutuldiug oitu, woodeiiloK, UpneT loiler witli tbe ikk. t-pilla tho wafur, catleri tbo werat, yvller dug Kit tlmre ft rut. (frabi tbo iawidKf, aplitfl tbo (uk, 'nuttier caao ol i loir eat doit ! -Jiuiinii', in bin own afr in tliu Now nrk Horld. DccorAtlon 5crvlccs at Drain. I.t Momlny afturuuon at 2:30 a lare atidiunco culiucloil at tbo McllioxJlHl tliun li to wltnuHt tlio iruKraui as carried out by tbo old toldicra of Jiui I'iko I 'out oltliott. A. K.. ol tliut place. Short jicucbol weromade by A. liickutbior, J. V. KrewHon, Iteutun Mi rue, A W. Hart mid Vt. V. Jv. Wade. Mr. W. A. l'er kiuii read a vury toialiiua poeui and the apHoi lit- wuru iulord.(rd with nniHic ami HongH. I'rol. Louis l!ar.eti then made the ud dri-ca of (ho day, after which (ho lare coiicourou ul pooiilo lullotvoil Iho ola nol diurg to tbu iiravon of dt'imrlud toiuraJ8 whi'tu flowei'i woro copiouHiy etrewn id loving memory of I heir xrvul ce'rvii e to their country. Following in tho addrcbti an veil hy I'rol. Haravu: Tho iiuriioiio of Ibis ovcatiioii In IkjiIi a olemu and h pleaeaut one ; holcmn he ciiune it brinn ua aKaiu face to face willi the honors ut civil war, disHoiuiuuliui;, as it wire, through our minds tho ncenes that wo luiiit to furKct, aud ploasuut, be- Caubo it oulinla the soul's higher y in pa- linen, even our prolotiuuest love lor the di'piirlcd, thoso who loved tia, tboru cclvea and iho cutiutry which we are ho proud to call our home. This Is a ereut naliou ; not only in tho minds of Americans, but in tho interna tional I rancid iouH of the civilised world. Kt'k'ariliui,' tho United Mates as a factor hi tht world of nations, wo have lonu siuco enlisted tiro admiration aud re tipecl of our older neiuhburs hctosa the water. "Tbo KriMlebt tbiuj! in the world ' said I 'riimmoiid. "is love." There can be uo douht that he was wholly coriect. For tiod, in hia iuliuito wisdom baa so cre ated muu, that, in a normal conuiliou ol miud uud lndy, he is always full of love. A man. n real man, loves bis wifo and children ; lie loves hi home; bo loves his community, bis district, aud bis county, lhou COUJU4 a broaJcr patriotic love lor his etale. There ia no nenuino Oivounin who docs not lovo lna own "Sweet Oregon." oh. wo love our state. Its broad pro ductive prairies, beautiful forests of ever Krcen lirulior, stately Hnowclud iaks aud frebh, fpatlliiiu mountain streauis combine to make au mlmirublo homo for Its population, liut Oregon is only one of many great states which in.iko up the foremost republic on earth. Then pruioliouaUy more do wo love our couutry ; a country that bus, hy its vigorous eiierny, placed itbelf in a posi tion to K-iiu the admiration uud repect of tho whole wide world. Kbow mo a man w ho does uot love bis couutry, aud Fll show you a man who ia a daugcrous factor to the peace aud welfare of tbo na tion under whoee lane be daily enjoys protection. TUeie wa a tiuio w hen wo could boast of neither international rocogoitiou or univerHul liberty : when thefuturo nation of hroad minded, liberty loving, liberty enjoying people, was but a handful of coloiiial.ioiiigees, tracked by luo wolvei, barrasscd by tbo savages aud restricted by the mother couutry. "Thorn is no depth without digging," there is uo gain without a cost ; uud this home of 73,000,000 souls, ao replete with all that is calculated to make man happy and content, baa uot boon curved out of a savage wilderness without a cost, a nullity cost. When the rostraiuiug baud of i real Hritaiu was stretched over our homos, our colonies and our. very lives, our loto fathers were payiug tho cost ; when tho legislatures of the early colonies were struggling for personal aud colouial rights, they were paying tho cost i w hen our bravo aud patriotic au ccetoia were lightiug, freezing, starviug aud dying, during the long cheerless yoars of a viur for liberty, tboy were pay log tho cost; wbeu tbo patriot, after tbo war so bravely struggled against ad versity to pay a etupoudous war debt while tho now republic was without ciedit ut homo or ubroad, they were pay ing tho cost. When our rude little llect dated meet tho "Mistress of tho Seas" for two years iu;aiti( Knglitjh opiuceeiou, this was uuother payment on the cost of tho price ol liberty. or is tins all. As early as IS lii. a rupturo was apparent iu our ow n political relations, over tbo uueeUon of slavery. For forty-four years or until tho the fall of lSiiO, this uew.dieturbor of our peace uud tranquility no siuoidcriui: in thu hearts of our countrymen ut tuuos bursting forth in wrathful tlainca all its fury. When Lincoln,, louglass, Urovk Inridgo and lioll appeured tieforo the vol. era of tbo nation (or support, it is doubt' ful if any other great country had auf (ercd Buch political disruption ltuiui nout danger sootnod evorywhoro ready to spread desolation aud ruin over tbo treat republic, and me eyes 01 uio world wore turned Uou us while ber ears woro strained to eaten tbo siiutitesi sound ot Iho now inevitable civil strife, Never before had a nation been so powerful, never boforo so weak. Mover before had people been au determined to have war, never before had it been more dreaded. A uiiuhty uutiuii standi trombliug iu its weakness ; uud, while wo thus stund Ka.iuu upon hur with ubalod breath, we catch the brut Bound ol tlio belching can noti ul t oil Milliliter. 1 heir revet berating echoes ouly tell of tho during uud bravery of the South, aud tuu iminoy.ioic, irrcuiHiuuiu uoiormiua t ion of tho Morth, I nee before uio to day riiuu of the paiticiputita iu and sur vivors of tho it". ful caniiH'o of liuinaii slaughter that followed. Vou well le member Ui nrlnciplefl which actuated you in leaving your homes and dear ones to take op arms ia an unknown land, to battlo for tne Maintenance oi me union. You well remember tha pain, death and ubienucnt broken bearU that followed in the wake of each battle. My friends you were making another gnat payment on tbo cost of national preservation and liberty. Home of you are still csrryini wounds and other physical defects which wilt follow you to your graves. Your ranks Lave been thinned by the band of lime and now not many remain. A few more years and you will all have I ... & .. h....l.....l a... t ma r if m am. I a.A.. last furlough will have teen given. But you shall not be forgotten ; for as long as the history of these United States is read by mortal man, your memory shall be cherished by future generations. And now you have come to strew flowers over the remains of your im parled comrades. You could do no lets ; neither could you do more. It is only a further proof of universal love. They have gone, to meet tbo great Commander wuo uoeiu an luings wen. Auuwual shall wo say of the boys of the "sweet sunny Noutu?" Those who wore tho gray. They left their pleauaut Southern homos, only tto leave their bodies Uon the desolated lields of battle, lighting, as they believed, agaiust undue encroach meul umjii their sacred rights. Their hearts were strong, but their cause was weak, l-et us uot iass them by without thai silent tear that come", from the fountain of love iu the human soul. Yonder lloals tho United States Hag. Veterans, your bravery and sacrilices have taught in to I aye it more. And, iu your laxt hours, you will find peace and comfort iu the knowledge that its broad stripes uud bright stars still Host from the lakes to tho gulf and Iron1 the Atlautic to the l'acilic. The (lag, Iho llig, the honored Hag, The noble, pure and ever free ; I'rido of our land, ipieen of our sea, Thy stars and stripes intiod's given breeze I'roclaiin our nationality. We honor theo, our banner free, We cherish thee, timet noble Hag! Thy eturs and stripes we're glad to-nee, And ever under thy power to be, Thou rttandard of oor loyalty. From many a uiuet'a head thou hast borne, Uur freedom o'er the'briuy deep; l'roudly bunt thou waved to free, In many lauds, on many seas. Inspiring men with bravery. AU bail our country's Hag. All bail tho stars and strips. Chosen Hymbol of our land, Honored by every loyal man, lliou emblem of our liberty. Thou let ua coutiuue to love thu old Hag; and bIiuII we not grow iu loyalty and patriotism that we may iu the words of cbeUr, enjoy the continued bless ings ol liberty and tiniou, now und for ever, one and i use parable? NliWS N0TI5. hilvrr in to lie lu.iilw an Ihmuii in Liie coaiiug congressional campaigu iu Illi nois. Iu Japan tho bicycle is known as iin- ten sha which means, nian-w heel-vehicle. Wlieu a don barks at night in Japan tho owner ia arretted and sentenced to work a year for the neighbors that were disturbed. South Australia has not realized enough wheat from her late crop to sup ply bread lor ber population, and has had to import over ;O0,00O bushels. A colored womau iu Miseouri is to be hauged for tho murder of another woman. heu tho verdict was reudered the womau shrieked like a mad pcreou aud had to bo carried to the jail. Tho plague of beri-beri cootiuuea to ravage the province of Santiago de Cuba. There are municipal" doctors who iuhu mauly allow hundreds of people to die without olleriug them tho alightcst as sistance. It is stated uulhoratiyoly that relief will be needed iu the famiuo-atrickeu district of India until September, whicu is the earliest that (ho new harvest can be expected. Tho government is now feeding 3,500,000 persona. "So you have got twius at your bouse?" Bald Mr?. Ue.umbo to little Tommy Satuuelsoii. "Yes, tua'am two of 'em." What are you going to call them?" "Thunder and Lightning I guess." "Why, these are atruuge names to call children!" "Well, that's what pit called them aa soju us ho heard they were in tho houae." Mr. A. II. Hammond is expected to ar rive this tuorniug, with u party of Fasl eru capitalists. It ia ulao stated by one close to Mr. Hammond that matters have beeu arranged to start home wheels to moving ou tho West side. It is antici pated lliut tho Fluvel Laud Co. w ill put ita eutiro property on tho market iu the Ue&t few days. Aetoliau. i Juito it lot of wool hua beeu hauled to Corvallia lately. 1 lie price paid for it was l-'a centa per Pouud, but it has taken a slight fall ami tho prlco is now Vi ceuts. Twelve aud a half cents ia tho highest point reached by wool this year uud ia I'.i cents above the beet sales of lust year iu this city. Whether it will recover and go higher yet. is a (jueBtiun of doubt. Tunes. The birth of a daughter to tho Duke uud lucbea of Yoik brings the num ber of tlio ipieeu's great-grandchildren up to o0. The Ktiglish jieoplo are par ticularly pleased over tbo advent of the little maid, at this time of rejoicing iu their domain. Tho three children of tho Duke of York seem to assure the couu try of a direct line of descent, und there is widespread rejoicing thereat, A judge of tho superior court in Muaea chueolta has decided that theoaoiiby is uot enough of a religion to .justily the exemption fiom taxation of property used for theosophie purKisca. This raiHce various delicate aud doubtful is stiea. When the church i uoiuiually divorced from the statu, who shall de cide what is religion aud what ia not, Mtlhodists might Bay that l uitaiians woro not u leligioua body. Aud if cu gaging in public worship iu u test, who shall detiue what worship in.' Frovi deuce Journal. That tho pt'iidiug larill' bill is uspetial- lu Mill liifiii'l 01 v lii llui (uriui'ii in nliuuii liv a cloriiug sentence of uu uitic.lu iu the jMiuueopoiiw itiuuuw, w nose editors nave eipeclal facilities for testing the senti ment of Ua agricultural clanes of the country. The sentence in question esyi: "There is-one thing certain ; the western farmers will not Lavs sny cause to complain that the bill was constructed In the Interesti of eastern manufacturers snd capitalists as opposed to Iheir own ; it is the most favovable tariff ' bill to farmers ever framed." Dr. Hollioger, who has long been an intimate friend of JIadstone's, relates a story that illustrates tbo grand old man's wonderful industry. On one occasion Gladstone called on his friend, and lbs two became so engrossed in conversation that it was after midnight before they took note of time. "I went out of the room for a book," save Dr. Dollioger, "leaving my visitor alone. I returned In a few minutes, and found Gladstone deep in s volume he had drawn out of his pocket true to bis principles of nsv er losing time during ray momentary absence. And this at the small hours of the morning!" A family row, s church row aud a school row were focused together a few days ago at Viola, Clackamas county. The justice of the peace snd the consta ble of the district were also Involved on opposite sides. Ia s light that took place iu the church, one man, who was church trustee, constable and school director, was considerably damaged by a brawny nephew, and each side to the contro versy has sought the aid of the prosecut ing olliecrs to punish the other, but without much success tbua far. The re moval ol the church organ to the school house for a public entertainment was the immediate cause of the fight. The old room where the postoUice at' Saleiii w as, is being fitted up for a (aloon. Tliia reminds the Journal that the old potttodice block used to be Salem's buei-net-8 center. Next to it was the fash ionable opera house, A company cam 6 along in the 'sixties and advertised a loud aud hard variety vaudeville per formance. John (J. Wrubt, J. H. ltootb by, Wm. Waldo, Fd. Hirsch, W. W. Milliner, J. Murphy, Tilmon Ford, Bill Anderson, John Minto, E. M. Waite snd John II. Albert were among the lively young fellows then. Tber cot into the show, had seats well in front. To their disappointment it proved tO be a very respectable performance. In Sacramento, and other second-class cities in California, a light ia being nude againBt department storer. It is claimed tiiat sucii a combination ol business al fairs materially decrease the reot roll of store buildings. An article in the Bee on this subject says that on J street tbere are plenty ol stores to let and tnal in Chicago there arc 22,000 empty stores. A bill has been introduced in Ihe Illinois Legislature providing for a tax levy of f L'o on each lino of goods carried, and provides lor more tban one Hundred clas sifications. The Bee article concludes that the department store problem in California will have to be settled iu the aame way. The 1'endleton Kast Oregonian cays : Representative John S. tinrdane, of Ilidge, has developed Info a humorist, aud now that tliaurocetii. of " evolution has gone on to completion, got oil the following at the (. iolden Kule hotel to a group of ranchers who were discussing various methods of farming and caring for livestock : "I have heard all those arguments about planting potatoes," said the Ridge statesman finally when the discussion had gone on for sometime, "but I look at it very differently. You say you plant potatoes iu the dark of the moon, aud you over tbere say you plant them in the light of the moon. Now, 1 plant them in the ground and I have the biggest potatoes iu the w hole w hole country roundabout ltidge." The gold production of ISO" is likely to exceed that of which was the lar gest in tho history of the world. Advices from Kcuador show that mines being de veloped there are reported as richer aud more exteueive than those of South Africa where such enormous qualities of gold have recently been produced. . New ininct) have recently been developed in Mexico, Texas, aud other parts of the soulhwest, while new methods which aie being applied in the old gold mines of Oeorgia, Alabama aud North Carolina arc making them proli table, and the quan tity of gold produced very considerable. Almost every gold producing country in the world increased its output in lS'JO over 1SH1, and indications are that 1S'J7 will witness the greatest year's product tiou ot tho world. The measure ments of death are a few inches of trivial dis orders, multi plied by many feet of neglect. If a man or w oman will take care of the little trivial disorders, there is no need to fear the big maladies and long-life and happiness will be the reward. The little dis orders that cause the majority of big sicknesses, are the trivial derangements of the digestion that most people T)ay no heed to. Good digestion feeds and builds up a man ; bad digestion starves him in every tissue, muscle, nerve-liber, aud brain-cell. Bad digestion leads to consnniption, blood and skin diseases, aud nervous ex haustion and prostration. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery corrects all disorders of the digestion, invigorates the liver and prevents and cures consump tion, blood and skin diseases, and nerv ous troubles. It is the.great blood-maker, flesh-builder, and, jierve tonic. Druggists sell it and have nothing else "just as good." "1 have laltlv given Dr. rierce'a Cnldca MJ leal Pisooverv a iriel," write Ml C. M. Malelle, ol Houston, jlarria Co., Tea, "aod it baa com pletely cured mc of 'try riou and obstinate dif ordera in wliich the heart'a attlon was lirtpalred. I took it for two weeki. t bcn.au to experience Iris discoiulort Irora my Illness, alter about the fourth dose, aud in four or five daya anil less, and aeveral duva ur I wn surprised to nun ht I was actually belter. Two weeka having paned ,i,iv symt'H bad ilisafifitaird.'' The. man or woman who neglects con stipation is storing up in the system a store of disorders that will culminate in Home serious and possibly fatal malady. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pilleta are a safe, sure, speedy and perms ucut cure for con stipation. One little " Pellet " is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic They never gtlpe. Druggists sell them. 81 A. SML2MAN, (Hucceaaor to J. J A 8 K C 1 1 K . i Practical : Wa(clitii.ikcr, : Jeweler : and : Optician. -.uiALm nr...... WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND FANCY GOODit. ar a M aDSla Uoiiiiluu ISritxIlluu ltyo OIummcm and 4f;ta)lfe A COMPLtTC STOCK Of Cutlery, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers' Articles. Also Proprietor and Manager of Roscbnrg'g Famous UArgain Store. KRUSE & SHAMBROOK, UEAI.KttS IN ALL KI.VD8 or SUED FM Grail PRflllS FINE TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY. AI.3U. A KflX I. IKE Of TOBACCO Sc OIGkAJR,S. OIVE Id A 1BIAL. i kici: uui.ivi:nv.. You Can't Make Well, the Girl wan The Boy wtmts ;t Aud the Mother " wants a kj -y -v n rT fit whIte PIume from A X jKiL S ' Crow' Tail, nor a good V Bicycle from Castings, a ' vVJxSw The Monarch Hi god " t,,rouh Jf Look Under the TwJ 'V Enamel! . ii5 ? S We want bright ! 15 feJ Q BHieJness men - - j Cnf to represent us J J t MONARCH CYCLEMFOO Chicago New York . London 0 . 5end nine two-cent ataaapa lor Monarch " f Q . Ptayln Cards. Regular oc carda. fk mm Bl'Fllf" we keep nm CHURCHILL, WOOLLEY & Mi.KENZIES Roscburg Hardware Co. V,-. -A. . : ' .' ;;: ;!ir. .lip Needbam l'iauo oi Organ Co. establisbed lSiii, have won a iiatioual reputa tion for pure aud sympathetic tone, natality, delicacy of touch aud reliability of cou structiou. The Needham l'iauo ot Orgau Co. possess one of tho largest piauo aud ori;au factories In tho world, eiuiipped with modern aud improved machinery. This, with abuudaut capital, able management and the employment of skilled labor and first-class material, euablcu tbeui to produce the best pianos aud organs iu tho country, at moderate prices. Thu Noedham pianos are now represented at the White House at Washington, as tho llou. liarrett A. 1 lobar t, vice-president of the United (States, is a slock holder iu this couceru. Capacity of the Needhaui factory is about .'.iiOt) pianofortes a year. Tbe Nuudhaiu piauuH, which are sold all over the I'uited Htatea by icbiouililij dealers, bavo gained a Htronir hold on Iho publio by their attractive HppearaiHv, ekcelleut tone and reliable woikinaubhip, Tho coiuiany are ulno ainoun tho leading niukers of orgaus, aud have a hraiitli in London, l.uUtid. Couiuieicial und liiiaueial btamliu of tho highest. Wo are represented iu Southern Oiegoii by T. K. KICHAUPSOM, Itoieburj;, 0rt Una Dour South ul T. U. HOREBl'RU, OREUUN, THEY Tease, v 'ravavaw, Tease. WHAT FOR? lsa Crawford Bicycle, I COOK flUff.