THE PLAINDEALER
IMUBD ami WAT T " '
THE PUINDUrPULISHIIlC COMPANY
FEBRUARY 17, 18l8.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
U.W. Mtllrlile
C.S.Bcnators.....
v IThH. II. Tongue
Cone-mamcn
W. K. Kill!
(Mrcrnor .'.'"SVrS
HeerMary ol HUM. .,L,K'",,
HUU Twa.i.mr..... ' Mj.n
Miipt. I'nb. Instruction- . -.-. . . lrin
HUM 1'rlnu-r H. UTils
Attorney wiuml...f..........'. wlmun
!F. A. Moor
0. K. WolTcrton
R.S. Bean
i. B. Kddy
Railroad Commissioner .. Jl. A. Macriim
(H. B. (ompwn
Clerk of Railroad Commission LydcU Baker
BICOMD judicial district.
n.1(to J. J;- rullrrton
I'ruseculint Attorney . atos
p. a. laud omc, BOMOTM.
ReoelTvr 8v?hr,,?
Uisler . B,1. toh
D. . WIATHIB CBBAtT.
Observer.. . - Tho. Ultwoa
dch-olas cocktt.
Houator....
... A. W. Rscd
!i, T. Bridges.
A. U. Craw lord
U. v. Ki.ldls
,J. H.SliupC
-B.C. Aft
W. A. FratM
Douglas Wait
...... tV. S. Brilt
A. F. Btearna
(M. I'. ThompiKd
JW. H. Nichols
Will P. HTdon
Dr. K. U MUlef
...... Dos. fctmitb
omegas.
...,John Hamlin
,.....H.C. blocum
RcpreseolatlTca - ...
:leri
hcriff
rraaurw
School Supcrindent ,
Assessor .
County Judge -
Commissioners
Hurrcyor... .........
Ooronyr
Bhoep Inspector
rkBCtWCT
Justices.....
.'onaiabli's. .............
citt or aosiscaa
Mayor .
A. C. MartWn
COI'KCILIIEB.
tD.K. Sham brock
Jo. W. l'arks
H. IV, Stanton
f l. Moore
I A. r'lrld
- (Win. 1'crrr
tO. A. behfl.reilc
'- (J. C. Aikca
Dexter Kicc
........ ...cvo. caniy
V. W. DiUaid
Kl Ward
tud Ward
ird Ward
4th Ward
Recorder
Treasurer......
Marshal
COOT isssiova.
The Circuit Court lor Douglas County meets
three tiroes a year as follows: The Sd Mon
day In March, the 4th Monday in June, and the
lit Monday in December. J. C. Fullerton ol
Roscburg judge. Geo. M. Brown, ol Roseburg,
prosecuting altoiury.
County Court meets the 1st Wednesday alt
the 1st Mouday ol January, March, May. July,
September and November, A. F. Stearns, ol
Oakland, judge; M. D. Thompson of eVoltuurg
and W. 11. Nichols, of Riddle, commissioners.
Probate Court Is In session continuously, A.F
Stearns, judge.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
J. T. Bryan, the Busy Watchmaker.
Caro Bros, are the boes merchant.
County claims and warranto bought by
D. b. West.
For firat-claes dentistry go to Lr. Little
of Oakland.
Key West, imported and domestic
cigars at the Koseleaf.
D. S. West does insurance. Office op
posite the poet office.
Excelsior floor is guaranteed first
class. Ask your grocer for it. Only 1.00
per sack,
At Oakland, T. L. Graves is authorized
to receive and rsceipt for subscriptions to
the Pl.u.ndkaleb.
For a good hat, stylish and cheap, call
on Wollenberg Jc Abraham, whose stock
embraces all grades of bead gear.
Money to loan on city and country
property. D. 8. K. Biick,
Marsters' Building, Kosebarg, Or.
The Square Deal store bas just opened
up a beautiful line of W. L. Douglas
shoes, which prove to be the best shoe
made. Come and inspect them.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
meetings on the second and fourth
Thmsday of every month at 7:30 p. m.
in the Epworth League room of the M.
E. church.
THE MONARCH CHAINLESS.
A Bicycle Gearing Absolutely
In their indiscriminate haste to an
nounce the making of chainless wheels,
some manufacturers have tumbled over
each other in the endeavor to be in front
To be in front is a spasm, to "keep in
front " is sustained energy. To utter a
truism is one tning, to Jive up to it is
another.
The spirit of the aphorism of the
Monarch Cycle Manufacturing Com
pany, " Hide a Monarch and Keep in
Front," is well illustrated in its latest
product, The Monarch Chainless. Alive
to the times, the company will pro
duce a chainless bicycle which has been
proven by repeated tests to he superior,
in its class, in every particular.
Two surfaces that will roll on each
other will transmit motion from one to
the other. If the surfaces are compar
atively smooth, the motion is transmit
ted by friction . I Jut, wheu the su rf aces
are provided with projections, the mo
tion, although it is unchanged in nature,
is transmitted by direct pressure, ami
it is irregular unless the acting surfaces
of the projections are carefully and
exactly shaped to produce an even mo
tion. It is the ditliculty which is ex
perienced to produce these perfect pro
jections, when bevel gears are used,
which leads the experienced mechanic
away from them. Long experience in
Sewing Machine manufacture has
taught the Monarch Company that
whatever transmission was used, bevel
gears were not to he considered if easy
running was to he thought of. The
result has been a driving gear which U
excellent in its easy running finalities.
The mechanism in simple. Tlie crank
axle and hub gears somewhat rKemhle
the familiar sprocket wheels, t he not ice
able diirereiiTO being the teeth which
are closer together and f shape in cross
section instead of four sided. The
shaft connecting the two is provided at
each end with a pinion having roller
pin teeth which run in and out of the
wide angle openings between the gear
tetth. Each set of gears hi enclosed
Irayer.
As Halan panned ttiroiitth bravrn fivm
A walk oil earth one ily,
The Inl looked up ami nmstionotl hint,
"Didst bear my creatures pray?"
"Ajr.loril, I heard their prayers resound
Whore e'er I listeiunu stood,
But, by my until, not one ol them
l'rayod lor bin lrillur's good."
Then looked Jehovah fire and lis mo,
And spake his nerve devrec
"Who makes a eellith j raver is thinr,
The others come to me."
When all that nijtit on lleavou's all
The Lord and Satan stootl,
To see how many Fons of men
Would pray for it brother's gxil
Alas! they aaliht d there many un hour
And yet there vittue no founds ;
The poor they played for ennie ami
The rich they prayed for pounds
Ihe ugly prayed for beauty and
The awkward prayed for grace ;
The old ones prayed for vou'hful looks
To hide a wrinkled face.
The limping prayeil for healthy joiiil?,
The rcl hair prayed for brown ;
The shoit ones prayed lor longer ity.-,
The long to be cut do n.
The brown ejed prayed for blue ones,
The cross eyed prayed for otraicbt ;
The lat ones prayed lor moiling down,
The lean ones prayed for weight.
The doctor prayed for sick noes and
The undertaker death ;
The captive praed for snnsh.n" ami
The phthieicky for breath.
The maiden pntyed for lovw'e vop.
The soldier prayed lor war ;
The beggsT prayed for a hoiee to ride
The drunkard prayed for "more."
Theeuk man prayed for brrsk cf day
The thief for longer night ;
The miser prated for more if gold,
The blind man prayed for sight.
At last (here came a tearful vi iro
Up to the starlight sky,
"Obi may my uncle's soul this night
Rest with the Lord on high."
"There's oue for iue," Jehovah tried,
Not so," the Devil said,
"lie's beir to all his uucle's wealth,
lience wants the old utan dead."
Just then their came auothcr voice
In supplicating tones,
"Oh ! may the grave bo late to close
O'er neighbor David's bones."
'There's eurely oue for me at Us! !"
But Satan cried : "Not yet!
He merely wants the mau to live
Until he pays a debt."
And so they waited till the stars
Went out out at break of day ;
Then eei.ed his baj ol souls
And sped his homeward way.
Upon high heaven's glittering wall
IxHig had they listening stoo l,
But not a mortal all that night
l'rayod for his brother's go)d. Ex.
Uolden.
We cauieby train to Wolf Creek, had
B splendid bieakfadt at the Hotel Kearns
and very much enjoyed an hoir s visit
with that grand oIJ gentleman, Mr
Morley, and also with Mrs. ti W. Kearns
and her little daughter, 1 earl, an i our
admiration of one of our own sex deep
ened into adoration, as we .ed upon
this sweet "Mother of l eiri ' and list
ened to her gentle, refined conversation.
We were recalled to material matters by
the arrival of the Golden stage, and in a
heavy rain started out. Mr. McK.ee, the
8tag9 driver, made tha trip .as pleasant
for us as possible, and brought to our
minas me gooa oia uays wuen tue Cali
fornia & Oregon stage line were the only
means of transportation in tins state
With a sigh we resolutely turned our
faces to the future.
We were surprised on reaching Ciolden
to see the spire of a neat littie church
pointing heavenward, aud later on we
found that this church as well as the
school bouse, iust completed, is finished
like Noah's ark, within and without, and
both are a sure indication of the intelli
geoce and prosperity of the residents of
Hsv, Kcvel, zzi Fr::ti:al
but should they from any cause be ex
posed the action of the pin teeth is such
that they are self-cleaning, forcing mud
and dirt out from between the teeth.
One of the chief objections urged
against chainless wheels by mechanics
is that should the rear frame become
twisted or out of line, there would he a
consentient bindingof the mating gears.
The Monarch chainless is entirely free
from this objection inasmuch that the
junction or the pinions aud gears form
a type of the ball and socket joint,
thereby permitting free running under
the conditions usually met with in
bicycle riding. A particular advantage
which this g; ir has. and which trives it
the highest ellicienry, is the direct lift
as against me end thrust w inch is com
mon to all bevel gearing. 'J his end
thrust is a prominent factor in friction
ana trame strain.
Another point to lie counted in favor
of the Monarch gear is, that it is not of
aencate construction although corn
paratlvely light in weight.
Asstaled by (Iruut.the well kiiownau
thorityoneear8."ThepiiiL'eiirisi)artieii
larly valuable when the pinsare made in
the form of rollers for then the mini mum
of friction is reached." The friction
between the tooth and pin, otherwise a
siloing i riction at a line bearing is. with
a roller pin, a rolling friction. When
properl v made, there is no form of toot h
that is superior to the roller pin
toi h.
While the Monarch company is war
ranted fioni the study of experts in
placing its chainless machine on the
market as the best type of that class,
its faith in the chain wheel is in no wav
diminished. It will continue to keep
mem in me lorwani ranks t mat type
of bicycle which is yet t lie choice of I ho
majority of the people. In lino with
the general policy of the Monarch com
pany, the pi ice of its chainlesi will bo
SKiO.OO, which will give a complete line,
iucludingchaiii machines, ranging from
this price to fcpi.bo.
(his vallev. Iat night we a'tenlid
t'hnrt h and heard an excellent sernuii
on "Charity by Ktv. W tn Ktiblt.
There ate alotil Hi families living at
and near Uolden and we w ill visit the
mi n6 and write ol them all.
Wc nro comlottablr domiciled at the
Cv-r.y homo of Mrs. I.lita Smith, and are
enjoying a much ncelei reft.
tnb. th. Moll is.
Two Tariff Laws.
Tlo following la1 le shows the lolal
earnings tinder the Wilson law durintt lis
tuM fix month compared with the ie-
ceiptaol the Dingley law dnrinit its six
month?, and shoas a balanco in Mvor of
the law of 113.M3.3S0:
iijos Law.
September, ISiM ,....f S-VC'-M .'."-'S
Oc to!er I'.i.UlV-NO
November V.'.ll 1,403
December il.StUi.l.W
January, I S;. 2?,S04,3in
rcbrnarv l'.,fS.s,0"7
fl3J,T30 4(13
Disui n Law.
iik:u-i, 1S'.7 f li,tv.';;,t;i4
September "I ,'.3,0'S
October "I 3'.U,4i;
November "",ltS,!i,"
IVetmhor .T'.Uil . pit
January, 1S;iS I'S.TiTi.l'JT
fll7,2l.!,SI3
Thnrff sie:i;A to Ito a ltiisipl hciiIi-
ui,,i,.t I k,i. ...mill., raitdllilti ft,,, f.i
determine whether some would-to candi
dates for re-election to state otlicos voted
tor l.ryan or Mckinley ouctors last
ak a timid mm, but public contideuce
demands Ihe p.vritics cf private foe'in;s.
ucgis-er.
In iS-l tiieat l'ritain had 3, ."172.000
houses, whose rental value was 120.000,-
000; now tl:e-e mo more than 7.100.000
houses cf th rent il value ol CKki.tw,-
00J.
Notice is heieby given to the public
by the undersigned that 1 do uot allow
do.t I auiuials to bo hurried on my prem
ises, a- Koseburg, Oregon, or garbage
In m iK' J thereon or sand or travel taken
therefrom, unless the partv tiiltini; eaud
or gravel tirst contract w ith me for the
right to do so.
1 res passers will lie prosecuted ac
cording to la. A Alios Komc,
Koseb'irg, Oregon, March lith.iyo.
The daylight ride along the Columbia
auuot be but interesting at this time of
thi year. Passengers taking the Spo
kane 1 Iyer, leaving the I'uion depot at
2:41 p. tu. daily, get thisviiw lasting
over live hours. Hut tli.it is not all.
The O. K, N. give through service to
Spokane, aud a direct couuecliou with
the train from Spokane to Kootenai
country. Palace sleepers and modern
coaches operated daily without change.
1 ravoiers
To Spokane,
To Kosstand,
To l'alouse Towns,
To Coeur d'Alene Towns,
To all Kastern Washington I'oints.
To all Northern Idaho Points,
Take the O. K. !t N. Spokane Flyer,
And Save Time.
Leave I'uion Depot Daily at 2:4j p. m.
V. C. London, Agent,
Koseburg, t hegou.
Weekly Lxcursions to the East.
A tourist sleeping car will leave 1'ort
laud everv Tuesday at 0 p. m. via the O.
K. A: N. without change to Boston, and
under the supervision of experienced
conductors. No change of cars to the
cities of Omaha, Chicago, UuQalo or
Boston. The ideal trip to the east is
now before vou. liemeuiber this service
wheu goiug East, and consult . K. & N
agents, or address,
W. II. lIl KI-IHKl,
tiener.il l'acsenger Agent,
124. Portland, Or.
Kilurnte Your lloirdi With Cuscarels,
Canity Cathariic, cure constipation forever.
jjc. ii i. c. tun, uruKiabtsrclunJ moaiy
To the Public.
Ou and after this date, I wish it under
stood that my terms for all undertaker's
goods are cash with the order. I find it
impossible to do business on a credit
basis, and belive that I can do better by
my patrons and myself by selling strictly
tor cash. P. Hknedick, Undertaker
Koseburg, Ore., April 12, 1S95.
OijiTI Tubarro Sj.it sud Suioke Tour I ifc Anjt.
To quit tobacco easily arid forever, be ma?
nctic. full cf l.fc, nerve and vigor, taltc N To-
IJac, tiic wonder worker, that inalics wcali men
stror.g. AU drufistii, 50c or II. CureKuaraa
trcd. IJooklet un.t eainple free. Adrtrcss
Sterling Jtciccdy Ca, Ciiicauo cr New VorL,
('liililrcn anil uilnlta tnrlnrpil bv burns.
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by usiog De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is the
great Pile remedy. .Marsters' Jmg
Store.
No-To-llac (or Fifty Cents.
rpiaran'i d tobacco habit cure, malcex wcate
tuen Htruiik', biooU pure. 5JC,fl. Ail uruu"t-
Abk your
Druggist
f"f a w nfroua
IO CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm KfrEVW
W -Vl'l ..11,1m
in -rriirv tiir fciiv uihcr c V t
uj'.rio!iblni.
it :a AtMMir I M.-4J.
(iiVC4 Itciil f atOIKC.
Ir fincni nnd rln.i.yA.
Aiiit)4 Intlaminatlun.
COLD 'N HEAD
lleula ami i'rotc.ts tlie SlvulirsnC. HiHntf the
N n(H fjf 'I arte and hmell. Full b'uv Wc. j 'J rial
bi.c pic. : nt liniuvints or by mall.
LLX Ultoi Utlt.s, M Warrtia Btreet, New York.
IZxecutors Notice to Creditors.
V'OIKJB IS IIKKKBV t.IVKN TO ALL I'KK
- ' i-ijiik bu. iui( i luliun uguinht tlio ututu of Mrs,
K. A. Wathun, ileceseil, to Iireticnt t lie hanic,
wlili the ner voucliem tin ti lor, to the uii'li.r
i trm - 1. who ban been by the C'nuuty Court ol
Inn t'omilv, (ircuoii, duly ,,oiiiteil Kv-
r of tbu l.imt Will ulid 'lintumeul ami the
i i of aid ileceancd, Ht tho otliee ofA .M.
.Word, iu HoM.-biirir. iJoiiKlas County, Ore.
K":i, ithin -U inonthit from and ttlti-r the dale
o: ihe lirnt inibliraliou ol this notice, tu tt it:
Ki briuiiy bah,
Liiilcd tliii'Jtii day of Kebruiirv,
JOHN i;. WAT-nN,
Ksei utor of tliu f.nM tt 111 mid 'IcMuiiient ol
Mm, K. A, utsuu, deceused, (Hit
ADHINISTRATOR'S NOTICH
VUIICK Jrf IIKKKBV (ilVKN 'III AT 'IIIK
iinderiUKiied ban been duly Hi.nlnli.-d by
Ihe County Court of JjoukUk I'ounty, Oregon,
Adminihlrator of tho Kntato of Kina (;beehiiiuii.
Uii of JjouudiiH Comity, ri-i;oti, ileeeaheil. All
Iierioio. huiiDK claims Kiiiuit i-sld etali) uie
liereby reiiired to preHeut tho name, with iof
it oiiehers duly venhi d, wlllilll tiix montlm
from Ihe date of IIiIh notice, til tho umlerxiKiied,
ul liis nlaee of biiiiiem on Jueksou hlreel In the
Citvol Howdairi.', in tlouglai Counlv, On uoii,
1-ebruary !, Id'ii. K I.. i'AKKO I l ,
Ailiiilnlnratorol thu KutaUi ol Emu heeKinail,
deei'HMnl. C. A. HKKMiKKbK,
ll"l'i Attoiney lor Adiuluiiilialiii'.
GALL FOR STATE CONVENTION
A lepublican convention for lh state
ol Oregon Is hereby called to meet In the
city of Astoria on Thursday, Apiil 1 1 at
It a.m., for 1 1m purpose of nominating
candidates for state and district ollleos,
"except conreainu" and to transact
such other htialnesa as may properly
count before said convention. The con
vention w ill consist of 2W delegates ap
IHirtioued among the several counties ol
th state at follows :
1'skerO Lincoln 4
Demon 7 Lane 12
Clackamas 15 I. Inn 12
Clatsop Id Malheur 3
Columbia 0 Marion 20
Cooa 7 Morrow 4
Crook 4 Multnomah 00
Currr 3 polk 8
IVitiglas II Sherman 3
Uilliam I Tillamook a
Urunt A I'niatilla 11
Harney 3 I'uion S
Jackson 8 Wallowa 3
Josephine o Wasco 10
Klamath 3 Washington 12
Lake 3 Yamhill 10
The same bring one delegate at large for
ivtcli county undone ilelegato lor each
200 votes and faction thereof of Ml or
over as cast for William MeKinley at
the presidential election held in Novem
ber, ivit,
1 ho committee recommends that the
primaties be held on Saturday, April 2
and the count r convenlionp, Wednes
lav, April i, ISS, unless otherwise or
dered by tha several county committees.
Soi. tlii;vii, Chairman.
O N. PtiSNv, Secy.
republiciMi convention (or thotiist
cougreasional distuct of the stale ol Ore
gon is hereby called to meet in the city
of Lugeue, on Monday, April 11, at 2:30
p. m., tor the purpose of nominating i
camlidate for congress lor the first con
gressional iliituct, and to transact such
other biiHtncsa as may properly come
before said cooveiiliou. Ihe enliven
tiou will consist of 1 1" dolegttesap
portioned among the several counties !
(tie district as lotions:
Benton. 7 Lincoln I
Clackamas
Coos
Curry
latne
l.iun
1.
;t
ll
s
5
Marion 20
I 'oik S
Tillauiook ."
Washington 12
Yamhill 10
I'ouglas
Jackson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake o
Tlie same hiing one delegate at large
for each couuty aud oue delegato (or
each 2t0 votes aud fraction thereof of do
or over as cast for William MeKinley at
tho presidential election held in Novem
ber INN!.
The committee recommends that the
primaries be hold on Saturday, April 2
aud the county convention Wednesday,
April 0, IS'.'S unless otherwise oroereii
by the several county committees.
K. J . llESidiicK-., t. liairman.
J, A. Wilson, Secretary.
ITYCENTRRL
Nctice is hereby given that ihe Kc
puhlican County Central Committee for
Douglas Couuty, Oregon, will meet at
Koseburg on Saturday, February 2tlih,
lb'.'S, fur the purpose of making arrange
ments and fixing dates for H19 holding
of I'reciuct Primaries and County Con
vention for the year lS'.'S, and for such
other business as may be properly
brought before the Committee.
All members of the Committee are
earnestly requested to attend.
luted thiH 10th day of February, IS'.'.
F. W. Bknmin, Chairman.
S. C. Flint. Secretary.
Central Hotel
HARVEY JONES, Propr.
Good Meals and Good Beds
20 Cents.
Corner Uak and Hose Sis, Koseburg.
HEALTH AM) BEAUTY.
Hu -K' I'KKU II Y NATl'KK I A-.
IMPROVED
TURKISH
AND
VAPOR
BATHS
; AT HOME.
Only 1 i ii. lit nl
cabfiii I made.
Irice 97.50 to t ' Butli ro Hint
ruiiilariitiii cuiiiiiined. diven Youth and 'iirur.
Cures l'.lieiiiiiutitin, Netiraliiia, Iji iiriu, Cold,
I.iver and Kidney Trouble. Make t'kai fkiti
und sixitlies the Nerves.
ROBINSON THERlflAL BATH CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
K. K. NV.tl.SII, AKi'iit Un IXiUkIhi Loiuity.
Itefer by illliMoll to
Mas. 1. C. M C'l. u.i.aN,
M. clalleli lloute, Hole bui)j, Hi.
Executor's Notice.
VU'ICK I - II K li KH V lilVI.N I MAI Illh IN
i' ih ii-ii'in d ban been to the Cuitiily Court ol
UoiiKlns Con uly, hi nli- of Oreuoit duly u lipid u ted
I'liTiili.r of Un enlale of 1 liarle" O. Ileliderer,
dit'i'Se'l,
All peri-iin- h.ivinsr elnlitt" iiKuiintl uid i -iitlt;
are ri-'pilred to iieM:utthc ttHine, duly leiilied,
to the uiid'i-i'.'iii d at Klktoit, DoiikIiii I 'utility,
Orriion, iiiihiii m inoiilliH from the date' ol 1 1 1 Ir.
Iiol lee.
Uutetl Bt l.ll.ton, On 1.-011, litis dt day ul .1 all
ium , Ivii.
JOHN J. IIKNPKKKII,
fd'i K.eeillil.
SUMMONS.
TN TIII.I lid 111 COLIll OK THK'bTA'l K OK
A Oifon. fur ItoiiKlaa t'ounly.
Hell Muikuii Plalnlill.i
Lawrence Moikhu ..Defeitdniil '
'iu I ai tein e Moiguu, Ihu uboie liaiuid de
fendant: In the nume of ihu ritaUt of Oregon ion are
hereby rt 'iuiii d to appear and aimin r the com.
plaint III' d aiviltnil you in the ithmu entitled
mill, ill Ihe ahm e iisineil Mitirl, nil or before Ihu
llrM day of the next regular term of thualaoe
enlilleif loiirl, to ml, llio Jll day of .Man h,
And you ill lake mil leu that if toil fall mi In
appear and niiMier raid complain!, (ur Haul
thereof the plai iitlll III apply to the court lor
the relief prayi d for In mihl complaint, which In
a diiKolutioti of lite murrisKe coutraci tinwexlitp
I UK lot n it'ii ournlf and tho -pliiinllll herein,
and Ibul tin plaintlfl lat aHHrded Ihu care and
eusloily of Ihe minor i hihl, Ihe imiiiu of nuil
innrriairi , Iu (,uy MurKiili, uud thai plain
till reeuu r Ie r eia-ls and dinhorniiienlii herein.
'1 bin uiniiioiiH is publlhhod by order made ill
I haiiilx ri, at KokeburK, PloUKlimeounti , On Kun,
by lluu. . I. c. P11II1 rlon, JiiiIku of said t ouil,
thin .'lii day o( Kebruaty, la'.W-
IK A 11 Ullilll.K.
I d i Alluiiiey fur Unllilill.
NOTICE.
Poor Farm to Rtnl.
rronosllielis ba incive l by the
county clerk up to 12 n March Hill,
tHIlM, lor rental ol tlni I' digliis county
poor farm, about liiHl acies, aloul ItK)
acres fariuiini lands and balance pasture.
lor a term ol one to three tean I on
slderation to be laden ot lln plowing
done and grain sown, the miming of a
free lorry, and hoarding of the p tupera
now there.
There Is now i u the place I luuses, 2
plows, wagon, hack, luiir.ov, binder,
mower, hay rake, cultivators, and a
very complete otitlil for riinninn a faun
aud deeping house, a list of which can
bo seen at Ihe cleik'a ollico Also, V
cows, 2 hotlloiH. o yearling calves, Ml
head of hegit and pli!, s ime umin mi l
hav. The stock ia fr sala uiov. Will
rent farm without euiuien's or stock,
but prefer to tent faun uud sell ci-uip-utents
to sumo parly.
The right pi rererveil to reject any or
all bhlH.
A. SiiCtHss,
t'ounty .liidge.
J F. BARKER & GO
GROCERS.
rn i ,i i n
L Vj O
A sl-eCIALTY,
A nHM-tl (.irtn.1 I tin .tuilt -i it IV.
COATEE
Is rinYiuit lu,;i b' Vi w lyh-
Glass and Delf Ware!
t ,1 V -J I- ,.''.. .
I. I At
to Buy
Groceries.
I!)
C. W. PARKS
: 111
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is
3 ? Tnv tiiirv AMti ciiNttiv ttritTiiimt nr tht
, I.TitR Ul.tAff AK
8.1 h
J l il l' lit' IlllitV ll.V III. ill
I'i it- ul mi ml ii v l.v iiliiI . - .
It.iily mill .Stiuiliiy li.v iniiil.
Ba aav ittititxiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiait!ii
WYLIE PILKINCTON,
n:iKfwi to
General Blacksmi thing:
IROITINO ANI) RUNNINO I'LATHS A 5IMXIAI.TY,
UKI'AI UI.Ni-J OK AI.I- KIND:-) 1'KOMr iI.V JONK.
Hliuit un Corner WumIiIiikIoii iiikI lianc HtH., Miin( Iiiiik
CATARRH
li a
LOCAL DISEASE
and Is the result at colds and
tudtlun tlimalic thjnges.
It ( itn bo riircl liy a iU-u;iiit
ri'iiii dy wliir b lHiiliii ill
nictly lulu llm iiuHtiilH. llu
liiiriiili kly uiiuiiibcUit j;hi'H
ri-licf at uni t'.
W1
Ely's Cream Balm
Is acknowli ilircil lo lio llm in'wl tliuruui'li cum fur
NukuI I'uturrh, Culil lit lli uil tiiul liny 1 Vvi-r of 1.11
ri'iiiftlii'M. Jl uh'!ih iiihI cli iiiim-ii Hid inu-ul iiUfhUV't-'t
slliivs Imiii miii Uilliiiiiiiiutiuu. hi'itlN llm Kurrn, ru-
turis Uih iiii'iuliriuiii from 1-uliln, n-tiluri'S llm hi-ih'I-i
Of IuhIiihihI mik II. I'ih i'Mii'. m Uriii't'iflHur dy mini.
thl lilliiiil' liS, CD Wuiuuhlici-l, Mtw kuiU.
5UMMON5.
is nit' ciutTir ft in iir ck mi. mm k
I ol to tmi In mid nil Ihe Cuant-ml l nelii-.
W P. I .-. II, II. Mnmld sad Hill Mi ImIiiiii
llminl ol Cliinlill"liiliel Inl Ihe Hlh' id M hold
unit Ihilieuliv I mid, met b'l the Imi'lim "I
ol lillidi lOlilii'll llieteliiini, I luliiliil',
1 1.
,1. .1. I Inn nti.ii. ik silm I it Mi ii iiu ol lie i dull ' ol
William MinvmildiT. bile id I idn t on III i ,
'o Hon, ill i i iis. d, t II Mi linker I iniii t
fiimeren, Alb" ' MiitiheH", Anini h Miilib
ri. and miiiiIi M Peinil". I Ii' "I I el iOd
W llillim Mloi iniiki I, ilienn. d, Peleiubinlil.
In I itui.t f I niili'liill nod Cilllltl M Penult,
rthol v linmed ileb ndiinl' ;
u Ihe llil ol Ihe Slnleol t"n uoll lell llllil
i HiTi id nn Hie nbole loinid i!elelulsnl-. I liurs
f . t'niiieion and muli M pennln, me I bv te
Ulllli'd In il'" "I 'O'd H IMW i' l 1 1 ! i-1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I ri 1 1 1 llled
iwmiiim eu in mi' ii""i.- in. n mm ......
l-ile, oil ol In hue Ihe hint dnv id Hie next leu
lllnr Ii rut ul mod i mitl. In n ll Ihe ttdtd Moil
dnv, tlie J 1-1 dm nt Miiteh, Iv'H
And imt nlU l.itif noil i e I a' 1 1 miii but o In
iieii iii and nimuer mild i onliilnl, lor nnl
Un rent Ibe .lillnllllv Mill itdi In I he mtld
i'ouiI lor Ibe ii lot poiMl lot turn in, to n II
I lial I he nun Itiio"- mi ni iiiiied In I he mil I colli
libllut llpoll Ihe bdbiM net ib-M llbed uenilin
In Mil
I .d I, n ml I to mi ol Ihe n ' , ol ee s uUo
Ihe lie', ol the e' i nl nee ! the tin ' i ol
1 net . id ee , ill"! the lie' , id Ihe tie' , nl m e .d.
' and the c' , nl tin- m ' ,, In- ' , ol llin m" , o(
' nee .V, and Ihe tu ' , nl Ibe nil ' ,. lllldlho ll'
J of Ihe tie1 id n' ai, all III 1 1 .'n H. Ii 4 , W .M. .
hUu, be ; I ii ti 1 114 it ii I'oint .'I chum S, id Ibe NK
on nl Mo p I. C ol .tin ob t'di n, In Itii! Cliiliu No
i.1, and on Hie line ht due eeibui mid ill In
I tit .ii s, It i W, M. innnlnd llu uee N '.i. I
'. ,1 iutllK, thellte W 3.. II eiollii". Iheliee MVM.I.I
- ebiille-, Iheliee 1. lit liiiltif lit ihn'e nl Iwv 111
un.:,. 1.. 1 b. .iiiiitii al llu m ultn .11.1 ei tnei id
the Pollution I ami Chum ol 1 heitdnrt I'ralhei
in In I. M, II I W , W v iiintinii) tin nee W i itnd
tod', tin III 1' N 11 todi, I 111' lit I .'111111111,
rod-, Iheliee S ..1 Intl. Ill I'lili t'ol ht-tiiuilltli,' . llhn
the ' , td He ' , ol tin' , nl "IV I. HI li .'' Ii
I U . W M , 11 1 1 til ihuii;lio 1 iiuittv. III the Male nl
' tin uott, and eoiilatutiit:, tn Ihe aicttieijatit, nbnut
loin' huiidit 'l and lorii tieti't nl iiind moti' nl
I le-t. l.'iiitl.i r mill il lent-, hi-ii-dliii
1 n :'ii ( s and 11 ni'iu ti'iooie t. 1 In teiiii in In li'iu;ite'
to III any 11 ie .'i'i M 1110 111', 01 it t I,,' l.'t.tbii't,
nlid pie mild en 1 ,11 1 ft h o d nild, and Ihe ttt't
iit'l 1 1 11-1 11 1 1 il'ili d to the t'lli 110 ol tl the tit I 'I
' M't lilt d b Ihe Mild IHOI Inti't', 11. ltd Inn . 1. 1 i tl
l(, to the t iiitintll ol the i tint, i- i.fiiM't and
di. Inn i int titi nl Mli li "lie and Inlet hnure
I 'lid, I., ttit- nm meiit ol one hundietl and lmt
ttolbii 1 nt nut h 1 lii 1 mint lor at tiuney'i let t nt
1 1 t 1 till 1 I loll I or III a 1 11 I : I nl Be 1' Ifttiuil hit' , .it it.
In ttie 1'iit 1 1 ii-ii I ol l in' iiinoiiul ul oiiitiei due lor
ptnn leal und Inleu't-I lijinn llin iitniiilMtrv mile
th m I I'm tt I II Mild lili-l li'n.O' Itll'l i itlll'lllilll, In
1 nil l J.I 41, nlth I ll I. II at tlietenll ill the title
nl N per nut p'T anouiii I mill I he I lli dnv ol
I ,i . Hi hi I , IV.. llll'l llllll Mllh Otllll Slltt till
Hil l ni h il Hltd dt i II I t In' lil.idt itlidi'll
lilt d In Mild t tie- ill r hai 1 be I il-l and I 'lull
.ib'e. and Hint plai nl ill bine ainl nuiiiT Hulk;
i U'lll tii I and ill. tlil'l the -aid 1 J. 'I In it It I' ni
ii'liniul-tratoi nl the ,u I elalo of tlie Mini
W 111 lion -1 1. 1' III nit' I , 'hit iim d. I o I aitv i b lit leu
I i lihtih in u n iiinlil aiti I iiodi llu the io
j i t . d- ol Mild i ll'' H" nhilt-'ioil ,iltd (hill plain
' tilN Iniiy 1-t I'otni biddt It and I'llti Inl-i'ld ill Mild
Vl'i' nl Mltd tH"1'titl tltldi I -I'd !! . fhi.Ute
t III- llliinnit
C. !'.;.' 1 Ion,
I ii 11 1 o u . t III th'
mi ri 1 1 , iit ..n.
. Illh, I . I I. .
I '. I .
i in I '1 1 In 1 bi nidi r nt Ib'ti
11I.-1 ol -.tl I 1 t'Ui 1. titiidt' III
t III of llni bu. . til P. 111 la,
and dull d Ih. .'. lb day ot P.
I 111 I.I.I Id
ni' t I.. 1 I'l.illil'lN
I tl
A full ai'.tl cuiniilclL- assui liiu nt
of all j.;cud.s usually kc'.t iu a first
class grocery.
l'.vcrj'tliin tiffcictl lor sak- is fresh;
ami sold at very 1 casmialilc- juices.
Wc have a very choice slock of
canned goods, including both fruits
and vegetables, to which wc invite
your special attention.
Our line of Olives, Gherkins, Tick
els, Sauces, etc., is also complete.
Wc carry the largest stock of to
baccos in Southern Oregon.
& CO., Grocers.
THE . .
POLITICAL PAPER IN TUE WEST
.But il can always be relied on
for fair and honest reports ol all po- 1
litical movements.". .. ..
OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL
CURRENT LITER ATUR E J
Family Paper Is Without a Peer.
hi
IltST OF THEIR KIND.
l lm VI III'
i : no ti t- nt i
iiii.lM mt i-ur
H. W. NOAII.I
tjnltl.lr 11.I Oil ft IT IS lil'i: WIIEM TATENT
UIITAINKII. .-'li. I I I. 11. 'li"t" t'lll'
tl. --ni 11 I. r 1 1 t.l-. 1 11 1. iilitlililt 4K PAUB
HAND BUOK l'Rl:i: I - ' 1 Ii . ii- i'i itii'l lull
in I rut tli WKlIt I'UH t'liry ur I'Ull HfEUIAL
OFI'LR ll i.tl,. i-.i lii. ,1 1 1 1 1. 1 ii.it'l" l.
litltitl .. 1 1 -r ,, .-v . uitl I. VI 11 INVINIUH BIIUUL1)
KKAO IT I'li.iu .lat 1 r l-'mt. A'l'lrtul
H.B.WILLSON&CO.
HAT t NT lHHH,
L.ur..llWlt. , WASHINGTON, O. C.
w ii m
m El r )
m up a ii
9 ti
II B
11 m
IN I II K tl lit I 1 1 I ul III HK llll. hi VI K nl"'
i ori'miii lot I'iiuhIiis i iniiiijr.
I. in. ii turn and l-adoie Cam. I'm I net
ii'li 1
I Ilk, I
t llltl llmlltelS I'lllllltlllli,
Ito.t' lllildley llolllletlv llomt
lii nli'i' llinlley nild I nO In
llnilie) I,
llllVlll'K,
I It'll tlilllttlK I
nl llin amne nsinril
In lie.uui' Mil. Ill
, line
pi'leinbittlk
III Ihe liiinii of I li Hlnlii nl OniC'll toil an
hi uln n iiilit d In iti'ln ar totd iiner llm enni
lilnlllt of I hllhlllll llli d ioioIikI vou In Hie abiive
i litltli'd in Ih.n un Ihe Htm dnv ol Ihe lu vl retlH
bit ti'im nl the iibni i' etllllli d I ntil I, low It, oil
Monday Ihe .'Nl dnv ol M.in It, h:n, nit. I ll ymi
mil mi In lOivner lot until Ihi'li ol llm rtnlllllll
M 111 lillte ildi;llli III MOilli.l loll lor Hie Mini nl
ti ii nh inn n ut ihen ou nl Inn per cent per
nimnm. limit llin lilt dnv ol !m einin'r. i"(,
h.r , nil. 'tui'i l' i"t, and lor the cnios aim un
iiillnellientn ol ItllN nellull.
I hli nn in tin ti ii In publlthe.l by nn uhier in
Hon .1 C, Cnlleil I il.lw" nl mild Cinirl slid
tint. .I liiiiitniv lllli, I
IllltiW N A TI STIN.
J.niv Altiitiu ) lor I'lalnllll".
Notice of l lnnl Settlement.
tIH'K P4 IIHlKllV tllVI N 1 1I 1 1 'I II It
1' limb iilittn d ndinlnlttiatrl it ul IIutiImIo nl
Mm. inn. I III. .or. iltt t m .I, ha. llled her llnal si -i
t n i li t a siudi ii linliil-llnlilx nild Unit
MHNPA V, I IIP. 7llt PAY tM' M A lit II, His,
Al Ihe Inuir of I t n elta k n hi ol mid dnv. list
laen .ft brlhnCuiiil lor Inntlutl nh)ei llutin. II
in t In m V. t.i unlil nn nun!, and l"i Ho' " ttle
tttetll uf nald enlil'e
I ha tioiiee la ...il.li.l.i d bt i.i.l. r of tlie llmt.
Id' Nl. illll., ,ludi' nl llle l ollllly Ciillll Inr
Pnunlaa Collllll , Male id t ll e'HI , lllllde lite M
ilni ol Peeeltilier tfi.
I I ul'lll PIM I'AI I MKIKII,
A .lei tnl-1 1 nit 1 1 ol Hie I atnti- id M mini ml
J.VItl Itlinit, ib eenmil.
W44 00 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tno Masih
DlION
1 I I I t uri nitt" 1
AiifiiiioiiMiilliia n ulii ti ti ami i1i'rtit'i it'ii may
nultiiU in. .irlaiu ttir a..i.i..ti I too lu-i linr an
uiti'ttiioii i- pfi.lialtlv iitiu'iimlilw. ititiiiiiiul--1
1. . itn -li 1. 1 If i-ttuatlniitl'il. llniiiliMma un falmils
.'lit Iti'it. llltlimt tiui-111 1 ft r i" uriiis I'alriilii.
I'ali'iils tnti'il llii"imll Miiuli t In, rHlo
r-jit ltd nttfltr, u littut i liiiit'tf. HI Hut
Scientific Hincrlcnn.
Imii.l.tiniflr llliilriin. .Mil. I nMMl rlr
1. .lull. hi i f nur t -ii'iii iitf ittiifusi. 'I ' 1 a
T.'r- f.tur in. "till-, IU rwltl hyail iitilrii'r..
MUNN & Co.30,0"-d-'- New York
lliaiit-li liniio. f36 V HI., Wailitusluu, It. C.
tin; (jim:at
GOLD W SILVER
III IIKII'IHII . OI.I'.MIII A
i; AM I I It TH IM;.IF1
ALL ARE REACHED
Jhe 0. R. & ii.
t t liuiiKi' titii lirlnri n
I'liun. tMi mitl; l,Vo si 1n 1 1 T
Slioilcst Itiiir to Siokuno
nil lit t li lilt ll 1 III
ALL RAIL ROUTE to
I It All., It OS I. A .Nit, MA Ml
M.I.HttM, mill all Kuolruity
M Hiliiu t nlili- ....
lotsaiis a::: :2s:r3n ticezts.
I "t I'nilil 1. I ii 11 I I't luilnl llilitriualli'll
lilt In
V. l 1 ,U.N DC t,
tut. 1 1 i 1 ti- I;.. -1 f, iitiM.butf, i.
V. II. Ill It I. Ill HT,
'it-tirrtil I'ai-tiKi r .tgrttl
. It. tk M. ..
I'orlluiKl, llM gun.
EAST AND SOUTH
- VIA -
THE SHASTA ROUTE
f if 1 H K
SoutliiTii Tuclllc Co.
Elilras tldtia . ,iif I'.iillnti.l tUlly.
ft ill I It I
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1 ti r. si.
i. i")i m. 1 l.v. riiiiliunl . Ar.
i.'m A. h. I v. linn Itutii l.v.
j4: M I Ar ' full Kiiitii Imu l.v
Al.,.i,.
I't tu,-, 11
J-Iti rmui
linltis '...i nl i,,l 1 . r 1 1 1 1 1 . ii I -tndttris
I . i'IiiiiI mi l .-!, in, 1 nun r, Mailiiti,
Alln'.iiV, lnliK. nl, Hliitlils, lialM'y,
linn 1-I.111 ,.' Jiiuill
I lly. KiiKi iif, I uIIbku
1.111.-. liiuiii, mii.l.iu.1. ,,n,i aii (talliiiis fruin
Hum l.iua lu Aklilatul llu lil.lvi'.
1 1 osi' Ii lira- .Mnll Datlly.
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ft .'U f.
riirllaiitl
lluiti'tiurK
Ar.
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t :i r. m
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Pullman Huflet Sleepers
AMI
M I ItVll.ri ASS M.I I CIMI AII
AtlHi'ln 'I lu nit l liruiiKli Trains.
West Side Division.
Ili'livt'i ii I'lirilninl nuil nr still
.Mull ll tit it tin 1 1 (i'xi'ci Hinntay).
7.;m a. m. I l.v. I'uiiliuiti .
i IM-. H I Ar. ; furvnllls
Ar. 1 A:MI f.
l.v
I I HA P. M
At Allisny ait'lrurvallla luuni'rt with tralus
ol (iri'ifiui i Viiiriil iV Kanlcrn riulruuil.
Kxi'M'NN Iniln ilnlly (ixi'i't Hiimlay).
j .un: m. I l.v. rutlliiii.r . "Ar. I h'aTm".
7:ui'. m. I Ar. - MiMinvlllu l,v, fWiil A.M.
' " '' " I r ln.i.i tui, hi,. I,. I :,'hi a.m.
Iiiriilntiiiu i iii.il jil .-mi I imu Iki ii uitli 01:.
1 uii niiil nuil nm ntni nmi Cm nm nun Mt'sin-
liii llm- fur .lAI'A.N ANIi CHINA. r-nlllu
iliili it un liii nil. .ii.
lluli nmi lirki'U tu livirrii i 11 1m niul Kii
iiii.i'. AImi I.M'AS, 1 MIS A, IfiiMH.Ill.l) ami
Al .- I'lt A I.I A. l ull I.11 iililHliit il Imiii UKO.
I'.n l l'.H, '1 ii-kl'l A!t nl, limi'liiiig.
K. KOKIIIKH, (!. II M A ll K If A M,
JlHliHKi-r. 11, K. A rasa, AlUOt.
I'HUTlANlt OltKOON.
To The IJiifortiiiiutc.
Dr. Gibbon
Tills mil rcllalilo rand
Mill III OB I MH'l'I'luf ul
H111 rliilliil In Han Kran-
UlSI'll. Still I'l'lllllllltis lo
iiiru all heiual and
Seminal lllscas.9 such
as llunnorrhira, (licet
Slrlelur, yh Ilia In
all Its fiirius, Klaln lll
seasrs, Nervous llsbll
llv. Iniputencv. beml.
.' .' .. I W - L . . I 1
. v r.vi.tU i&Jajiwj. ul ftanliixid. Ihu I'uiiut.
iiiii'iiru ul -1 1 allium ainl hxtism'S iruiliuiliiK Ilia
fiilliiwIiiK iiiiilnlim. hiilluiv I'liiiiilt'luiuni, dark
r. ( 1 1 1 s 1 1 in li r tlii' i ih, piiln lu Hi- 1 1 1 ' nt 1 . 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 tf
111 ttir rtliH, luhH uf i'iilillili'iir, illllhlt'iu:(i lu Hp.
luiiHrlilng si luiiKi ln, .ul!tiilliin ol Ihu lii'iirl,
vcak ui'hS uf III- I i 111 lis niul hark, Iush ul iiuiiuury
iiiiiili 1.11 Ihu I111-, ciiiikIik, 1 iik 11 iu i Uon ,l'lo.
lilt. IHItllDN Iihs i.rHi liri'tl In Han Krattcliu'o
nvi r lliirly yi iii f ami tlii.n' 1 1 mi bli il itlnmlil nut
lull In i iiiiKtilt I1I111 niul ri'i t'lvt' tliu lii'iii'fll ol
Ins km nt t-k ill niul i'.t,.. iii ih -. Tim ill( i,,r i-uri.
Hli. ii tillu iH lull. '1 1 lilin. ruii'H Kiiiiiiiiili i'ii.
I'l'llttilM 'ii ti'-l ill liiilnr. I'Iisikch hiimiiibIiIii
lllll III HI llU.
I. II, .1. K. iilllllON, ivnniiy H. Hun Kran