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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1897)
NOTES OP INTEREST. A Saliman, the reliable Juwck-r. Hoi il silver novelties at Palr.man'. J. T. Bryaa, tb Uuoy Watelunakcr. o to the Koaeleat for (be lcst ciara. For a good B-cenl cigar call on Mrs.N. Boyd. County clairaa and warrants taught by I). K. Wist. For Ilrst-claM dentistry go lo I'r. Little of Oakland. II. V. lVi.jamln, dvutiot, room 1, Maratert-' block. Krv West, imported and ilomeolic cigars at the Host luif. 1. 8. Went does iottiranre. Office op posite the pott offlce. Goods below cost at CaroV. Now Is the tiuio for tmrttaii.e. Nobby auita aud laktl wlylis at l.iitle Jack's. 1'rii'ee very low. All rtylrs and qualiti uf hats at Abra ham's 1 led rock price. Nothing but the btt niatpiiiil usod by H. W. ltojaiuio, dentist. Kunui I Marsters block. Have your dental work done by H. V. Benjamin, dentist. All Work ynar.ni teed first-class. At Oakland, T. L. Graves is authorized to receive and riceipt for subscriptions lo the l'LAINDKALKR. For a good hat, stylitli mil cheap, call on Wollenl erg A Abraham, whore stock embraces all gradf s of head gear. Bring your job work to the Plain deal er oflice. We are prepared to do the cheapest and Insst work couth of Tort land. Wollenberg A Abraham of the Square Deal More are now receiving a nice lot of spring goods. Latest styles and low est prices. Parties desiring family renin: done would do well to call on Mies Fannie McKeau, 421 Main street. Will sew for 73 cents per day. The Square Ileal store has just opened up a beautiful line of W. L. Douglas shoes, which prove to be the best shoe made. Come aud inspect them. To Hunt A five room cottage, rent chtap, near Washington street, west side of railroad track. Enquire at 405 Washington street. a 13 tf. Uood pasturage furnished at my pas lures on Roberts creek. Charges reason able. All stock at owner's rifok. The best of cre will be given to all stock en trusted to my charge. J. M. ScllAKFfclt. l'LAiNDtALtit and Planter is a little alliterative, but sometimes by "apt a! literal iou's uniul iJ ' you eau catch the public eye an-l engage the public at tention. Tiie Webfoot Planter is clubbed with the Plainpkalkk and the two papers will be furnished to all each subscribers of the latter without extra charge. Notice is hereby given to the public by the undereigued that I do not allow dead animals to be hurried on my prem ises, at Koseburg, Oregon, or garbage dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken therefrom, unless the party taking sand or gravel first contract witn me for the right to do so. Tresspassers will bo prosecuted ac cording to law. Aak"N Kut, Roseburg, Oregon, March I"tb, 1SS. The daylight ride along the Columbia cannot be but interesting at this time of tbe year. Passengers taking the Spo kane Flyer, leaving the Union depot at l':45p. m. daily, get this viiw lusting over five hours. But that is 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 chaDge. Travelers To Spokane, To Roesland, To Pa louse Towns, To Coeur d'Alene Towns, To all Eastern Washington Points. To all Northern Idaho Pointf, Take the O. R. A N. Spokane Flyer, And Save Time. Leave Union Depot Daily at -:13 p. iu V. C Lo.nkvn, Agent, Roseburg, Mjegou. Competition never worries us, because we "ouy right" bence ' sell rignt." Tbe facts are these; every move in our business is ouly made after the most careful consideration, nothing left to chance. Shoes have advanced iu price but not with us. We sell you a good oil grain shoe for 11.23 aud upwards, fine shoes in proportion. If you doubt us, come and see us, convince yourself that we have what we advertise. e dou't care to do all the business iu town, but want to get a s'are 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. Every dollars worth of goods must give the wearer satisfaction, even the all wool absolutely fast color (4.00 suits. J. Aiiuaiiam's Clothing Ilutidt. Northern Pacific Change. The Northern Pacific railroad will make the following time card for its train leaving Portland daily, lFgiuuiog on Sunday the -i'.h iust. Leaves Portland at 11 a. in., Tacorna 3 p. ui., Seattle 4 p. iu., Elleusburg 10:10 p. iu., Pasco 1:00 a. in. Arrives at Spokane at 0 :30 a.m., Minneapolis 4 :03 p. w. and St. Paul at 4:10 p. til. The new card will enable passengers to make close connections at Spokaue with the Spokane Falls ami Nonheru for the tuiues. Far further particulars see 1. S. K. lit j k, L'jcal Ageut No. 2, Marsters buildin . To the Public. Ou aud aft'.T this date, I wish it under stood that 1 1 1 y terms for all undertaker's goods are cauli with the order. I lind it iuiossible t do business on a credit basis, and bclive that 1 can do letter by my patrons and myself by selling strictly for cash. P. Ukskdick, Undertaker. Roseburg, Ord., April 12, Isy.j. County Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holding Djuglaa couuty Harrauts issued and indorsed prior to October 27th, lhl'2, to present the same at the treasurer's of flee in the court house for payment, ai interest will cease after the date of this notice. Dated this 2ith, day of June, lV.T, at the City of Roseburg, Douglus county, Oregon. Wm. A. Couuly FlIA 11.11, Treasurer, No flora Hot Boxes. The new McCormuc binders and mow era are improved by the ueo of roller bearings on each journal that prevents beating and friction. H. M. Mahii.n, Ageut (or Douglas Ootinty. H(ulrrl I'oImou Ml Sluralcr'n. On a Vacation. Now doth tbe city idiot his pleasant hom dswt, He wanders oil to tome old lake aud dous a tiatibcl shirt ; There in apartments two by fuur he (rirs to take his ease, While fighting aniuialculx, tnoequilors, bugs and Hens, He hasn't room to take his breath, but yet be tries to smile In a sickly, sentimental way, for that's tbe proper style. "How is the ilimale'."' some one aks. "Well," he says, "aa a tule, Although the days are pretty warm, the nights are always cool.' lie wanders up and down ttie beat h, re citing poems and such, And looks down ?n the other chua'pa as if they weren't much ; lie talks of boata aud ligwiug and the larboard and tbe lee As il he would impress folk that be d sometime been to sea. He hitches up his trousers like a sailor on the stage. And prattles to small schoolgirls of a very tender age. li some one savs, "How hot it is!'' he shouts, "You goldarned foo". ! Although the days are pietty warm, the nights are always cool." St. Paul Dispatch. FINAL UXAMINATION. Roseburg Public Schools for Term Ending June 2$. 1807. ORAM MAR IEf ASrMKM . Eighth Grade. A class, rank one- Eva Howard, average 97. Others above 83, in order of rank, Reine Blackman, Julian Joeephson, Daisy Perkins, lH)lla Cole, Bestie Wharton, Cora Eddy. B clsee, rank one Flossie Shatnbrook average 83. Aiove S3, Edwin McKeu tie. Seventh tirade, A class, rank one Charlev Stratford, average 94. Others above 83, Clyde Faulkner. B class, rank ons Helen Willis, av erase Ho. Others above 85, Bestie Wil- son, Frank McKtnsie, Nellie Hopkins EllenaReed. John Boyd. Effie Collins Harry Stearns, Kate Fullerton, Dwight Berry, Lillie Criteser, Lillian Manton Siith Grade. A class, rank one Jes sie Wilson, average, 94. Others above 85, iu order of rank, Arthur Tufft, tier trnde Kast. Eva Embree, on Casey John Veatch, Hardy Howard, Maua Sheridan, Fred Chapman, Joe Renlro John Rapp. U class, rank one Alice Mabu, av erage '.. Others above S3, iu order of rank, Frank Gordon, Hazel Jewett Fred Brown, Maud Grooms, Alice Liv iugston, Jennie Londou, Ida Page Bertha hstes, ivian Jewett, Leo Sben dan, Ed. Buick, Volney Dixon, Gertrude MienJan. Minnie McCurdy. Fifth Grade, A class, rank one EJdie Morris, average 9 . Others aoove 80 (.'has. Hess, Earl Landers, Esther Tufft, Walter Joeephson, A goes Grooms Mabel Van 'Ale, Alvie Brundidge, Ruth Hamilton, Gertie Moore, Laura Mullen Fred Shatnbrook. li class, rank one Jouu Jullt, aver age SW. Others above S3, Frank Tustin Earl Fickle, Uermau Stephens. Kali Petreuuin, Jessie Flook, Earl Fletcher Laval Stephens, Ralph Kearney, Wil letba Reed. PRIMARY 1'krARlMr.NI. roortb tirade, A class, rank one Fred A gee. Earl Strong, Etta Case Mamie Peachey, Ambler Allison, Floyd Ucggess, Bessie bbaeuer, Jr.dUb Card' well, Artie McKenzie, Maude Cannon Emma Sehlbrede, Percy Pearson, Wil bur Faulkner, Walter Pearson, Henry Easton, Leoa McCurdy, Ada Murpby B class, rank one Etta Laird, l.ooney Untbank, Frank Chapman, 1. 9 Noir Kaggdale. Third Grade, rank one Bertha Reese and Floe Schaeffer. average '.'3. Others above So, in order of rank. Beryl Steph ens, Dotlie Jackson, Roy Pilkington Mabel Wollenberg, Ralph Wollenberz, Avice Sheridan, James Crawford, Ethel Sheridan, Mary French, Vivian Card well, Frank Berry, Leon DuGas, John Doody, Jessie Culver, James Easton Nellie rSharkie, Maggie McClallen Frank Brand, Agnes Scott, Lee Londou B clasa, rank one Mary McCarthy average V7. Others above 83, in order of rank, Vivian Jackson. Edith Patterson Maude Clements, Vivian. French, Maude Ujucti. Msy Moore, Andrew Uunsaker Edith Brown, Jotie VanZile. Minnie McCulloch, titt Carroll, Freddie Mc Cormick, Bird Ream, Augusta Strat ford, Clyde Byars. Second uraae, A class, rank one- Richard Gilvio, average l8. Others above 83, in order of rank, Walter Fisher, Frank Wilson. Jack Wharton Hat tie VanZile, Mena Bales. Genie Jewett, John Genger, Floyd Laird, John Kast. era fuipps. Glenn Willis. May Lougb, Ethel Wright, Stanley Carpy Freddie Criteser, Mary McPike, Elza (iroouis, Harold Carpy, Ruth Gibson Karl Lewis, Lyle Gray, Merle Moore. li class, rank one Charley Mathews average Uo. Others above 85, in order of rank, Anna 13ryac, Delia McCarthy, .May .uuier, Ar:ee iienger, MalinJa Hees, John Scott, Harlon McCurdy, iussie Bauer, Jitnmie Fletcher, Luther Page. A class, rank one Virgil Suupe, av erage 9ti. Others above 85, Clyde Mar tin. Lucile Ragsdale, Olaf Vest, Archie Jackson, Helena Deyaney, Charley Lewis, Edith Clements, Elmer Agee, H.uel Patterson, Willie Hopkins, Artie Colyio, Chester Hopkins, Van Gilbert, i-.isie McUullocti, iessie Geneer, (iuy Renfro, Harry Miller, Clara Worthing- t'jn, Harrieou Uunsaker, Ethel Sons, tiia uryan, B class, rank one Fred Duetttieler, average 'J-i. Others aoove 85. Prudence Powell. Loreua louHsaint, Allie Martiu. Fred Colviu, Dell Kast, Bessie Carlou, nazei Marion, Charley Keese, Audrew Mathews, lna McN'amee, Minnie 1 rooms. rUtlTVALK hCHOOL. Fiict divisiou, rank one Lydia Muu son, average Xi Others above 'jo, in order uf rank. Bertha Merrill. Marv Scliiiuisteiu, Carrie Jaruagiu. Second divisiou, rank oue Martin Jaruagiu, average ill. Above i0, Enrl Banl, Juhu Muusuu. Third division, rank oue, Grace Hew itt, average 'J5. Above M, Eflie Need ham, Virgil Juvenal. Walter Wylie, Maud Needham. F. B. Hamlin. Pi in. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received by the Roseburg Mining company of Douglas county, Oregon, uutil 8 o'clock p. in. oil tho 10th day of July, 1807, for the cou- struction uf a tunnel ou Mining Claim in NN'V, Hec. 17, Tp. 8., R. 4 West. Said tunnel to be 4 fnet wide at bottom, 3 'j feet at top sud 0 feet high, and uot less tliau 150 feet or more thau 175 feet iu leuglh, reserviug the right wheo velu is cross-cut to drift ou veiu. The board of directors reserve! the right to reject any and all bids. H. W, Mii.i.kii, E. M BiinOM, Fee. President. ' Monthly Meteorological 5umrruty. KOK JUNS, IM'J. Mean aliihcrle ri'sui', ! W ltlstn"t pn4iin . : Onlr. '.M let pn-.uiv, .".V7I. itti-, l.Mli. Menu tlnHlr,, fit. tliihmt, N; itme. Mil. Uet, I." ilitti-, '.'Hi , : :9; ilalc, i.n ntoM ilnlly inn.v of tem rmiin-, ; .Hi. I -! tiiltv rn ot U nnvrntnri' T.itato, I .'Hi, .Vlh. Momi trmrx'inliirv lir Hit- inmilli hi 1!TS, tl. KM, 01. Inm. I'l. IST. . I!VM, lit. t, h. IWl, .'-. isiv. ,v. tvsv, i.w, (:. tVs I-:. ISV!, W Issr, UV lsij, M. 1V.IT, (.1, McMit U'liip ruu' lor lti 111011II1 for :)mii, i l. Aoii;o I'MYti o( dnily uumi U inim tim during llic in.iutli, 0. Aivuniiilatiil ilcfli-l-eln") o(0ll iiu'nn U'liUH-raUin' Mint' Jimr t HV A M'rage tloily ilt-Ufioiicy hiiki' Jmiuitry t 0. I'lt-miliug ilnvilU'ii ul mini, tu'illit l. To la! mot emi lit tl wlinl, ' mlWt Maxlnnim tvltKlty ot ttltul, mile. illreetlon.S.W .. ille Totnl jrwlpittion, l..!S luclu'n. No ol lj llh 01 Inch or more ol prtvlplUtion, 1.!. Totitl prtt ipiUtioii (Iih-1k') for till moiilh 111 7. ivrs. INT'.I. O.&il Ivxl, O.tW. IVSI, IK. tils;, 0.01. iw, 0 01. KM, I SO. KV. I..'i;i. Kv., 0.1.:. I7, 0.K. i. ,v.m iwi, my is', n.i 1 issi.i.v. !!, I. IT. Kt 0 K'l. 1 is'.n, o..; K Oi l. 1N.'7, 1..1S lor tills mouth lor -V Attriuo pivtlpltatloii yvais, t..'." liuUi v lviit ioin v in prvclpiulion ilurlns mouth. 0.i" hit -he. total piwlpitntlou from M'plentlH'i I, l., lo tlnto, - I Inclics. A frags pivclpll:illou from M'ptcmt'er I totln'r, 31 1? inchc. Totl fTCt'M liom StptrmttT I. I;V, totlatr. t. '; iiutam. Avontgc prwipllaiion lor 11) wet eaun. I' I'1 luchif NumK-r of 1 lcr days, . partly tlouily. 10' viotuly 1 . Patt j ot frvitl U"iir THt'S l.lBsUN. OkiMT. Press Comment. The passing of Penuoyer is daily ap parent , and those who cling to his skirts are passing with him. Welcome. Tbe more W. J. Bryan comes to Utah the less attaactive he will become, lie once lectured in Provo and did not im press the people with his greatness. Provo Enquirer. Senator Vest has labelled hi demo cratic protectionists associates "cotton tail democrats," but iu doing so has not deterred them in their determination to Stand by the principles of protection which they have expressed. Republi can. The wortt that an lc said about Col. Jim tuidy of the Oregon railrcad com mission is that he huhls down tho job just as Kelt a? anv other politician would unJer the system of othVe holding palmed oil ou 1 tie? people ol Orfgnu. Salem Journal. The employts in tint railroad machine shop: at Mr. Bryan's home are working overtime because ol tho mcrease id traf 11c ou mo uurutigtou system, luis is taking a mean advantage of the Boy Orator, who is about the country telling workingmeu that prosperity is further oil' thau ever. Lake County Eiamiuer. "The free trade talk,'' says the New York Sun, "was either waste of breath or sheer humbug, but it has caused dan gerous discontent and produced calami tous husiuesa aud industrial coufuiou." That was the si.e of it in past times, but at present it is a waste of breath merely, for it will never humbug the people any more. Call. The people of Oregon City should be a little careful about using Willamette river water for the uext few days as the gypsies are camp:d on the river nod may become reckless enough to take baths and clean up. Oregon City will be compelled to put up with such a con dition until ways and means are deviBed to take the water upply from the Clack amas. rrese. Our esteemed enemy, the Statesman tells positively that Mr. Corbett will not be seated. Well we don't caru whether he id seated or not, it is a rcpubiiia Ught and popuht9 have learned lo keep out 01 a lamuy quarrel. imprint. How loug siuce . Tho average Ore goniau is unuer ttie icnoiis impression that toe pops were decidedly in the quar rel for about lifty days las', winter. Dis patch ' I 'em. 11 farm pnca do uot stop advancing anu snver prices uu not stop (heir down ward course, there will be nothing left to sustain the chiel theory of the free-coin age orators of last fall that prices of farm products kept pace witn those ot silver Leading farm products have increased in price more than 50 per cent, since this beautifnl theory was ei doited on the stump last fall, while the price of silver has meantime steadily decreased.- Mist Murat Haletead observes that Mr Bryan is at outs with the o her leaders of tbe democracy as to the proposed re vis ion of tbe platform principles. The other leaders want to drop socialism and anarchy, or what passed as such in the campaign, but Mr. Bryan insists that the Chicago platform shall stand, plank by plank, ana that tbe democracy shall make another hght 011 it in l'J"0. very pretty row is ou. and renablicans generally snare the hope that Aryan s side win win. 1 reka Journal. Taxing the People. ihe Keview. a Roeeourir pouocratic sheet, in speaking of the republicans as regards the farm, says: "Ihey want the entire people taxed for the benefit of a lew a lair sample of what is termed statesmanship at the present time veareto inter, then, that for states manship we must look to Prof. Wilson. uorman, Cleveland aud Wilson-bill sup porters who succeeded iu downing "tho lew ' and the "entire peonle" alonu withtheui! Talk about taximt tho en tire people fur the benetit of u few! hy, you Roseburg croaker and calam ity howler, don't you know that durinir iicveiaim b administration tbe American people were taxed us thev never were taxed before'.' They have had awful burdens to bear because of Ihe aid wo gave foreign industries aud foreign labor ;ti ine expense ol our own. It wasn t a burdensome tax. we l-uhhu. which threw out of employment tous of thousands of American laborers! It wasu't a load to carry, we guess, for the vuiencau laborer, wheu lie found him self out of .employment with dependent on 10 ciouiu anu leed : lour renuir- iifl-'', Mr. Review, to republican uartv pi ' iples ouly leads you to ellusious . ii are looked u Don us douueral. At he helm of our government, at the p ctfiit tune, are true Amcicmt status- men, aud they are goiug to protect "the few" lor the benefit of the !mauv. The contention which democracy caused be. tween labor end capital is oil. The American laborer ami Iho American capitalists have extended the right hand of fellowship and uuain there will be tbe din of machinery aud working tools and the jinglo of cash. Klamath Republi can. Everrliody hj So, Cuscarets ('ani)v i'utliartin. I lie moat wnn. derful medical discovery of the ape, pleas ant and refreshing to the tattle, act gently Slid positively ou kidiieva. liver 11 mi Ixnvcla. cleaiiHing the enliio system, dliqiel colds, cure headache, fever, huhltuul conntlpation and billoiiHnna. I'lcano buy und try box of C V. (, to-day j 111, ', no conta. Bold and guaruuteed to euro by all druggists. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received by the couuty dork ol I Knights cvuuty, Oregon, until P.' o'clock in. on the P.'th day of July, IS',17, and I lieu publicly opened, for the consideration of a steel lattice jail cell, to connect wilh cell now In the jail and euclosing Ihe entire space w Ithin one foot ol tho wall, in accordance with plans, drawings and siievitlcalions on tile. Each proposal must bo accompan ied by a cvr lifted check of 5 per ecu', of tho amount of tho proiHwal. A Umd will be required of tho successful bidder. Tho right Is torvneJ to reject any or all bids as Ihe interest of Iho county may appear. RcKiiutt;, Or., April 'tilu, 1W. A. F. STEARNS, County Judge. Tl llMKt'H, a lull at Murmtrn.' Hit new t)trM, (Notice to Tat Payer All taxes not paid bv Iho lirt day of June, lS'jr. an additional cost will l added of three ivr cent. All taxes paid during the mouth ol Juno will have a reduction ol two per cent, and all taxes paid duriuic tbe month ol July, will have a teductiott of one per cent from the three percent added. A. F. tMEMf", Judge. W. I.. Wilson, M. I'. Thomi-min, Commissioners. Plats. For the next o0 days I will make a plat of auy township, plat your laod iu that township aud make an outline of the road dietiicl (or JUKI. GkO. C.tKI't , Searcher of Records. B 11 iv 1:1.1., ItUllltlil COUMt) ttlt'gUII i'lie nter ol llioo spring contain ' hxlioo. Brtnilnt. rttaaniuui. Iliv artuatt' tf lrtm aixt l.lnic anil lit-Tltl.-j. ol Cult inm, litgimiuin aail otlium. One Si.rttii; coiiiaiio. I I and tlo- olht i ott r -HH) grants of solid nintti r U tlo- nalloii. totattil oit llu- .suth ru Ta illi Kailroal 'stiata rout. ' from San hiaot'lst'ti lo l'ortluu I. in louglant otinlt . Urigon. AirrHtateit t'a-rs id KhctiiiittltMii, Na-nall n titrrli. 1 atari ii 01 Iho Moniaoh . L'vhih-I'.Ia. lna k kt. Nt'U'Mlvia. atalariat 1'oImiiiIuu, Khlurt Iroi.blo, roiiKliatioii, Dim a ol tlo' fkiu. Litt r and uovtrU, nad 1 cni n ilmtaMn liai itvii turotl tiy tli iim of ib e wan i.v New bathrooms 1 01110 fted ttnh I lit? inait I'UiMim; l'"lorto 1' an-l K t pri .'ii I he pr in haily mail. 1101 Hi and koiUIi Tt'tms I'O tr ttit'k, I. pi r duyim holing oaui". 1 lit- llotil 1- uii'ltr Ibo iinnicdiatc ai 1 pc 1 i- loll of t .iPT. ui: niTlaT H 1IMV1 :i.i Mana ; r SUMMONS. i n 1 in. ciki 1 tr tm ki oi ol Oieirun lor i)i.itii;ta Cosntt . I II K - I A I E . liaiik Wal.voii. 1 I'laiuiilt. 1 v I ihu NotiUtlav MiliiliK t orn-I Milt 111 fiiiily I., IU1II ant , a pri ate orinjrattou I loroeloae inn lohii A. ItuvlillOK a Hou f Co , a private totiHirMttoii, AI l':it!cr. lfanit'l I-M. I ract I and t harlti F. loiw, lru I ttt-s, IX'ft'lidanl. j lorlntint'lii lien To Chuil' K. Mum-, tl.ft.ild i 1 1 1 s : out uf Hit- altc u 011. I Iu Ihf iiumt- ol the Slate of Oregon, Von art hurel.y red to aoi-vai nud annntr Iho torn- plaint lilt-d .iuuicl tun 111 ihe alitor tutulcd nut on 01 l f. .re tho lirt ilay of I lie next rt t;ii lar torin uf Uil- toui I, lo u 11 Muiultty, ICCCIlllcr tll, lM7, and 11 '-"ii f..il to to iippiur and aiiMier I want (Ik poI, llo; plalniiil it 111 ai-i'ly to II, e e. ort for tin- rt lltf demanded hi the oniplaint u nuociiiet Mai. ineut ul "111. h l at lollou-, to lo j i.lKuioat a.aiiikt the ileft ii'lanl, I lit No"li,lii Miulns rmnpauv, for tlie hum uf I Jo.'.i.- aud interest iheleoti ln.ro Ihe 17th iluv ol MV , 1L., hi me rule ol enm ir u u i . t;r auuiuu, mii.1 the liirluer iniu ol oi i ullor Ut i teeh and t oM uf lilt auil ihat the i.aid aiuounU l-e dt eieed to be a lieu til. jn Iht proii erly Oesi rilajd iu the comula lit, tu wll 'juart mill, tramuay and eou.eutraluni. und the land upon tMiitii lue Mine are Miuaie. uuu llml ine nliu.' of tli- mill site ttt aditolif' il Ueee -arv I the coil' ml' nt ui aud occiiDaoiy of Ihe mill lot the 'i-ual decree fuierlmiui plalntitl iew ana .. r tins ids aaiu ol ine proieiljr il.-n;ril:.l in the oin.laiiil and the application uf the pro ni t"in iu ine uayuit-ui 01 ine cut ' man oi.tuup-e uieutn of tbit uit, atturueya ftea nud I lie amount due plaiutin', and Ihe hulamr, if all) y I" mieli periu'ii ai I lie tour! thall ilcor v ill titled thtielo. Thli iui::mon ii published by order of the circuit i ourt of tlio State of Oretruu for P"iu" Countv, il'ilv male aud tu'ervd uu Ihe :lh ilay 01 June, i u. A. M CKA 10RP and w M. It WILl.tf. WilAI.I.KV .V MUK, ill, A tUriliev for I'lninllll Administrator's Notice. V"lK t I-- HtlthBV OIVK.N HIM I HI. i" uti'l' i-iutd a ou tliu ;"i;U nay of Ma l"'J.', 'iu y appointed b II. e oil lit - Court of Puiila-Co. inly, OrcKUH, a'lmiullrator of the Hlat . "I 1. N. rrt'Ucb lato ot pounlas 'utility Oo i-'.'ii, l" enai'd. All I- nuini lU'iebled lo anld t.tule ai- Iitreht Kuulied Iu lnuk.' liiilue.Ioite pa no tit. null all ipu.nt liavinit i laiint iiL-alntt Ntol ttiiili' nit re'iuircd U pitkeiil Ihu an.e to the iiu.ler-lKtii-d at hit home ut I'iuger, ill I'oiiiC' ins i ou lit . . Urtiiull, Killilii i.l iiiunlha Iroin late lo reof Jan d ai Ito-t-buru, Ur.-Kou. May iMtli, I'.i7. b AM. TON IKI.M 11. C. A. nuiMiKhbt., Adiuliilftraior. J it j Attorney for Kutale. WOODWARD THE ROSEBURG Does Up ALL COMPETITORS! We are always iu the Lead, and mean to keep there. Tho Golden llarveat ta upon ui, and farm. era are smiling became Woodward looaa to their iutercat. llAUNIXV Kull TEAM Triiniued HARNESS TIiun are all Leather and Warranted. SADDLES At Keduoed 1'ricei. Consult your purae and lie sure and see Woodward before buying. W. G. W00DWAKD WANTED : $ I 0,000 WORTH OP riERCHANDISE Which wc h;tc tcccivctl ou of otic of the largest houses in San l'raucisco. These j-ootls have been sent on the dollar, which is and heiui; soUl iu connection solute ocst. Note tlie PollowiiiK All Woolen Press (iootls, wiile. Latest Stvlcs Latlies" ami ('.cuts' Mackintoshes l or Half Price our Loss Is Your Gain.- in'- Ladies' ami dents' Utulerwear Retluccvl to riicestoSuit the Times. Our (loods are all of the Latest Styles. No shelf-worn j-oods on hand. Never has Prices. Call early and be convinced. CARO BROS. THE BOSS STORE. 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. I A.C.nAR5TER5&Co "Wall Paper LIME PLASTER AMD CEMENT. R FULL LIME OF WINDOW GLASS ALL OKDliRS I'KOAll'TLY I ILLLI). WYLIE PILKINGTON, IHutuwwr lu General Blacksmithing m m aiaaaN ." I kOI I IN(J ANU KUNNINU lLATI;S A 5PHCIALTY. KKI'AIHINU OK Ala. KINPH rUOMni.Y UONK. HUui on cuiucr Wanliluntoii ROSEBURG Murble and Granite Works. I Uf. illui tie 4 w,.t y . 'Osssia, Portland cement curbing Kstiiuatcs biirni.shed 011 all Office mid, Halettrooui. ;?u 0k fjlrectf Lkc$ l8,000 consit;niiiciit from the receiver ns to disjioseof at 60 cents less than cost of manufacture, with our complete stock at ab AstonlshhiK HarKains! inches per yard there been such a Slaughter of Place A full and complete assortment of all yjoods usually kept in a first class grocery. KverythiuK ottered for sale is ftesh; and sold at very reasonable prices. We have a very choice stock of caujicd j;oods, including both fruits and vegetables, to which wc invite A Choice Collection, at I'rices that Sell. (i. W. NOAH,) miiU Uuue HIn., UoMtUiitK. AGniSON k CO., Projrs. Iitalvrs lu all kludaof u 1 1 (I (Iruiilto flnmiiiiriiiM iiutl IIojhIs(oim's, kinds of Cemetery Work tiii; (jhi;at GOLD SILVER coiintjmi:s '- IIIIITIMII I'OI.I SIIKA .NI IIANII.IIN lll.4ra ALL AIRE REACHED The 0. R. & rt. Nu C'Iiiimh' wt Vnrn hvlwrrn oh, 1 an., ,.,i i,,vlv;tP4,VT Mmu IchI Lino (0 S'lmlwino I oiim etlliK llh ALL RAIL ROUTE to Tll.11., It OMNI. A Nil. MAHt NI.I.NON, it ml nil Koolrtirty MMIIIIU ( IIIH ... LOWBATtS Al.'D TIIIIOUQQ TICEIT3. Col I'aiupli'ln and lielalltd lliloimalloii illc to v. .;. minikin, lirliiv al I hi) l(oi lial, Howbuiir, Or. V. II. Ill 1(1. IU HI', liriivial l'aaM'iit'r Agent . M. It N. t o., urtlniicf , (liratuu. EAUT AND SOUTH - VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OKI MR Southern Pad He Co. Eii.r.. Ualm I ' honth i. oor. m. I l.v. ; mi i m. l.v ' tS a Ar ao Tiif llantl tl.lljr. I'm Hand Ar. KnM-itiits . I.r. Han frail. Imo l.f. I North i JO a. a I.' -s r. a. a ( r . AIhivo Iraliia kl.ip at ml .f tin i.al latli'ii. rtnr.-ii l'.r lnii-1 nt-.l alrin. 1'iiturr. Maitoo, Ji-fl.-raon, A ltr. ii jr. lanaiMil, Hlu-.lli, UalMjr, HarrlnliiiiKi Jiinilluii 1 it jr. kiiscur, I i. ll.ua (.cur. Plain, I'nkUmt. mul all tlallona fmiu Koat biiri to Anlilatn! Inulnilvr lloarburg Mull-Pnllr. .u. a . .11 r. m I l.v. Ar. I'odlaiul Hinm-Imiik Ar. I.r. I ) r. .;). HIM I Mi I AIIN M. 111.1 liol l i:. Pullman Duffct Sleepers - A M - - ai: !. i. nh M i i rnu ( Aim Allai tml tu all 1 IiiouhIi 'I ralna. West Side Division. Ili'lt(-ru I'uriluiitl ami I'urrallla Mall If ail ii ilally (ilupt Hiimlajrl. 7.l . M. I l I'urlUinl ""Ar? mi r ILL'IT " I ' ' " i.-1 i "' r At Allianr ami I orvallla niiinn l wllli tralut Ol OiiK'iil I iMilial Ji KaaU-ru railroail. K 1 1 ii train ilnlljr (rn-i'i'l Hiin.lar). t.-or H. I l.v. I'orilan.l ". "Ar la ;'.'.'. 1-r. m. I Ar. Mi-MiiivIiIk :ii.. Inn 1 1 i..initi II..II ul ?ati I nun Urn nlth Ot-' r.. iitnl nli'1 I'll, nt-il in I n. ill.- Nf a 1 1 .li-ain--1 11- Illi- lor IAI AN VM ( IIIN'A. r-ulllliK ilair-. I'll ai'i'ln h lli-ii Kill. . nil. I llrki l. I.i I .1. in V-lliL nil. I Ku- r.ii.i- A ! .1. A 1 - . JAI AS I II I N . IIONOI I I f ami AI -IH II.I.l ( an K.-I Kb. Inki-l Ak lit, U KOIIII KK. Mauaiiir. I... iililaltii-il In. in (.Mi Itui lung. K. I'. KOIiKKH, Aaat. O. K. A l a". AgcU I'OIITI.ANI) 'JKKdOS. tp yw cod FOR ONR PRICE I Ilia iiuliliilicm of lliu ri..tl.Mj(Ai.ltt liatv .rr Icck.l airniixt'incula dy wlilili tuiy caiili illli ci ll.rr lln ii-lo will r. (.Ixi- a i u uf tliu WLHI OOT I'LANTIIR, Vli li it HKilLiilluial .ai.ir .ni.i-ln-.l lu Ihu I'ltt-lllc .Noillim t, WITMOUI i:l RA CMAKOIi. U. Mil.-.i iil.iri ii iiim His ill i nlM lilt iauit' n llt'Cri. Km mi a.l. Illi. mul '.') iiiilH, auli'.fillxia will lie -i nt .j tc ul n uuilliol . Inula ol tin- MAUOON STRAWUURRV, ulilcli, livHlilca iiclni! ii l.iiiic iMiiy, In II i m anil noil. I uml an I'xcclli nl jililppi r. Hung In juiir ur.lt ii. ri.AiMn.Ai i U i ui i o. To The llnfoi finiale. Dr, Gibbon 1 lila oiJ reliable and tlio moat met-riufiil Hik'oIiiIIhI In Han Krau l int o. a II II in II n ilea In euro all bcaual anil minal l)lcac" ULh aa llunnorrhira, llcet blrlcture, 5yph Ilia lu nil lta (mum, Hlkln 1)1- i''i .. Nrrvuua Oabll - ,-Aolly, impolcncy. Hrml .Vvfial Wraltnraa and Loaa .siA,-S.2il rianhoorl. tlio vouau- (iiieuuo ol aull aliuao ami caci-nnca ihoiIiioIiik tlio IoIIhwIiik kiiiiliiiiin: aitllinv t tiiilitt llitlli.i', Oiirk hpola uuilur tlio t yca, .alu ill tlio In inl. iiikIii( III tlir iarH, Iiihn of cuniiili-Ni , illlll.leiicc lu i lirnai liliiK "triiiiK'-m, iiililiitlon ol tlio In-art, wvakiit'aa ol lln-linilm ami Inu k, loan ol moiiiory iniiUn nil tho filer, voiiuIim, i'iillhiiiiiitluii, t ie. DR. UlllllON haa i.raelloe.l In Han Kranolieo overllilrty vciii-. bii.I IIiiihi- lrtiubli .1 hlmulil uot (ail lo tiinmilt lilin mul lei elvu tliu l.euelll til li Ih meal nk 111 and i xi. r. m:e. Tliu do. lor t-iirea uli.il iillieis mil. 'I ryliliu. t iiieii Riiiirunleed. 1'ern.ilih ciirnl ill lionie. I'liarut-H ii iimiiiiiI.Iii. ( hI I or mile. Kit. .1. I''. lillllloN, r.J.j Keiuiiy M.Hitn liuu cmeo, ('ul, AAaAAAAtAAAAAiAAAiAAAAA QUICILT latlVIICU. 'lm.li marln an. l'..rytllili Lflitflri-a ani -iiliit liutiui'M or cvi-iy ui)ciltiu l.ruujj.ii y an. i vkiiiiuiiy t-ouuiii-l.'l ai li.Hi.t ial. Inl.i.ll.in. Inli...li.....l ....... ul... r... I a... I INTaiOl U ON COMMIaainN. '.'S )rni.-'i-.nil ninl.Ml ri-lKrcii.'i-i. Huii.1 uh uii.ui'l. M..-!ili i.r J'li.ito of 111111.111, ta ii l riilanall.iii, ati.l wti v ill rrix.rt alielli.r .au-ntnl'la i.r not. Irr- i.l i Iihtii. OUR TIE rAVAILB WHEN rATLMT IH Al.l.OWrO. W li.u l-ali-iil I. iciurtil Mil will ...ii. In. t II. null. l..r vim Milk ...li aura fliaiij-. II MOI HANI1 BOOM n. lutol 2ml liitriitioiia aanh.l mail.J t iiitui..ia hvn u"o i.i.ii-l. 'Una la lln. ni.! i ..ii... it Intl.- -al. nt I pul.llilii'ilaii.lavaryiiivriilurili..iiM WHITS rOROMI. M. B. WILLVON aCO., I'm H-.lkiu.r., U Kr'.lt IIM,. WA9HINOTON. D. C. TTVTYYTTYTTTTTTTYTTTTTt