CLOSiHSl SACRIFICE SALE! OUT AT CaroBros BOSS STORE Tim PLA1NDEALEB MAY 2, 18UM PT" Tnc Ctiurchea. Mk i ici't -i CuiKrn-cotut r ot Main in I Ltus ilrama. Sunday vrvlce: I'rcicblui, II a. n and 7.30 I'. IU.S aabbetU school, 10 III. I 1. V. MouUt-jr, MuxtloludeUl t'lua Meeting al i Iiimi ul taorutu ir lee; Ipworth Leagu J-l'. Ul. MMlO lll'dlri-, I'fMlilrlll. rnjfr M utliK, W i'dlielay, l 7 :U. 111. FittMt L M Kin I, I'mlur, riiuu(, corner Malu aud Leu. uu una catacii -comer of Cui aud Kioticti. SmidaySortloc): l'uiUo worship, a.m. audTeup. lu.i HliblU School, 10 a. in. I V. I'. H. C. K.,7 p.m. I'lsjer Meeting, Wednee tr, mi p. ut. K. B. lm.wur.TS, I'ulox. I m U ii i. t Mi. i n l tier., ii ou I ouli r lr el. fuinlii) iti, l 111. in. mill : 'f "' I''")' l ini LU -. I liiiM'lity i rulllS. . I v . -iri L. I lur i. I id in M. t'ufiii r mid M.iii uri i. -utlcu-uii ecuDd mid tourtli inl lunmlug ul ft, 'li luolllli n I cVitjr hull lat i 'n uiug 'M'. In! u ri L ei miuuunred Irum '..in. in dm' ;tv. Jons Dwio., Mllinm; . l. I ( ui i.i ii, u d in. - n n km icmij riiD'l i ' iiluii on I C' culm;. IU l . J. I I OIi, l'tiT UKIIiF MUNITION. Iricph (nut in kIm jar t Zurler'a grocery. ola water ulwav ou di aught tbo Cauil Factory. Dental Hulk iu nil it branches tkil fully done by F. W. Ilayne. Crown mill bridge work HcieutluVally dom bv F. W. Hayut'B, tint dentist. urn! i.uui'! 'iiiii!V Try some, nJ get it prue l I lie Kandy Factory . l'.si gain G"jd second-hand '.'7 ladles lii'ul. I uquire at i lii ollicc. Does your (oolh ache.' u auk I- re J Gavins whether it is worth raving. llio luH Store is Belling out lit sacri- living prices. 1 ail and io convinced. New block (i( Udies uUlI uiin.'' lino hbo.id, nit I ho Intent ntylwa, utt toreived ut I'airull Hum. JuhI rielve.l luoo'a vesiinu tup and kill, i:lnH;olate anl colfea colorc l uliooi at the uvolly atoro. A Iuiko ''l linu UHsoiliuent of rlul dion'a Hlmca just lotciyod at I'arrutl Hi os. Call anil hco tliuiu. Cull ut Ibo l'o8 Store anJ piit'ti llnir Kuuila, ami you will Im aurjiriand to llnil lliein at eucti low litiuree. 1'bo t bet bullri:ua you ever ate, ut tlic Kamlv kilcbou. CtoinK liko hot cil.ua uu ii IroHty luorulDK. l.mliva, no uro iliuwlu u IiuiiiIhoiuo luio of ni'riug Bulling i, waali Ubricu and whito icoodi. Novelty t?lori. Wlut uvuryouo aaya uiual bo truo. '1 bo cbolieat ol teas uud cottoos in town Ht Mm, II. IvabionV. 1M you waut u tiobby knna uauta mit ut 1 IiO? II ao call at ttio Novelty ttora; uImo bavo Ijctturgia lesil you wiab tbeui. I.aritu usHortiuunt ol luteut it U aallnra iiud triuiiuod IiuIb muy bo aeon la tbe now millinery department of tbe Novelty etore. 'lhonu M'Btiiiij top cUoL'olato and coffee colored ludiua' aliooa at tbe Novelty Ktoro uro bouulicB, aul priceu vory rouaouuble. 1 rcdli lioarbouiid dropa, freab luuion Jioia, cream uilut cbewa and a No. 1 iioaiiut caudy, uh u a to be found at tbe handy kitchen. liraud opeuliitf of dryuooJa,furi)iabiog g-oodH, clotbiuii, boota and shooe.aUo tbe piutticnt line of ludlea' shirt waists. Ap ril lira', ut tbe Novelty Store. Our towiiHuiuu, Mr. Cuvoudor, being I bo twent ieth purchaser at tbo Candy l uctoiy. rocclvud a nice cup aud saucer. I.iu k followa tbo buyer of our goods. A very eiyliHli nut for tuou iu uu all wool brouu chock, iilooly lined aud tin ibhed with Kood muteriul at a very small price. Sumo cuu be been at the Novelty Btoro. A thrill of terror in eiporieucud wbua a brassy cough of croup Bounds through the huupo ul night, but tbe terror soon changes to relief alter One Minute Cough Cure has beeu adiuluistend. Safe aud barmloBS for cbildruu. Mursters' Drug Btore. Llou't duludo oui btuumch with tbe idea, becnuae souio bi auds of caudles r cheap, I hut (hey must bu good. You cuu't gut souioihing for nothing ou Ibis plauet, but you cau just depend on get ting tbo best, puioBt and rleaueet caudy at (be Candy Factory in Uosoburg. -wjOtt 1'. .T. Uoud, practical rfK'' watcbuiaker. flop la f i j rs"1'1 ox press oOlce, next to the Marks' buiidlog, llosoburir, Oregon. Watches, clocks aud jewelry repaired iu a skillful maimer at reasonable prices. A ehoro of the public patronage so llcltoJ. Car load of clothing uud bats just ia ceived at tbo Uoss Htoie. Those goods were ordered Oiiuct from (bo factories before we auticlpatol of uulliug out, and are offered to tbo public at cost, liest llttlug clothing ou t ho coast) t lor uisdo not accepted. Call aud examine tbooi. Our buts bio tbo lutoel styles aud are worth rloiiblo what a offer them ut, Pom flroiiit. Wc arc tlctcnniucd to close out our large stock of Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' and eicnts' Furnishing Goods, lilankcts, Quilts, Laces, Embroideries, Trunks, Valises, tct.,ctc. This time wc MUST SI'XL, as we have sold our Real Kstatc ami must ivc possession in Sixty Days. NO HUMBUG. Our late arrivals iouable floods in the l''attory. CALL SOON AND ASK I;OR PRICKS Caro Bros Hubscrlbe (or (ha ruiMtALUi, lodge A. F. Hlearns went to Oakland Katur.lty. Judge Fulltrlou will open rourt lo Coos county today. J.H. Wilklusls again in cl targe of tb depot hotel. Hon. A. M. Crawford Is attending court iu Coos county. Mr. Ii, II, Miller has gone to California iu search of a business location. Hon. It. M. Vsatch returned Bunday from a campaign trip up tbe valley. Hon. (ieorge M. 11 r own will go to Coo county lhi week to attend court. l'rof T. .1. Wilson of KUlou, was traua acting buriaesi in Koaeriurg turjay. (ieo. M. Huwu uiuvUh a (rip to th north p4it of Ibecoitnty lout flurduy. County Tieasurer lieo. W, 1'iuiiiiitk spvut Sunday with bis family ut F.tkton. 1'r, 1'. Puiia lias moved into tbe mick property lately vacated by W. A. McKeu.ie. Hun. I . i. liuer will ariive i'i Koce burg on Tuesday 's lo -al cm his w ay to Cocs couuti . Herman Marka and 11. I.. 1'arrutt re tutuid list week, from a visit at their Kogue Kivei uiliief. l'rof. Wilson nf Flktun, has bteu cm ploel aa iiincipal of tbe Sclo, I.iun county, public sehouls. Captii. W. Ivi'ii ol Oakland came up to Itoseburg to boo the militia off for Portland hlurd morulug. S. M. and I. H. 1'ardeo, two prominent young republicans of Canyonvillf, wcie calleis ai ibis oflice on ltt 8alurl . Mrs. Wiuuie Applt'gule has beeu call d bom to Youcalla on uccuuut ol tho anious sickners of brr molhar-in-law. I'. V. 1'ieckmaii iiiuie in from t-liJe 01 Friday und eulitted in Co. A, and wuut with tho boys to 1'ortlatid Saturday, Tho evidence iu (he cute proves Hood's Sarsaparill cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils, humors and nl! eruptions. L. 8. f-hipley left .,;tuijj for Jusopli ice couiity lo took aftei bis iutercbts in certain mining propel t iu that county. i:. lu(ias. M. 1 , member Hoard I'emiju Eiauiinfis. Ullice, Mareters building residing corner Main and Cuts street. Samuel Aston of Urockway, left with bis family lor W iunipeg, Cuuada wbero they will probably tuaLe their future home. Kev. C. A. btiue of Couuille preached at the Freebyieriau church here last Sun day morning and eveniug. Dandou Ke corder. A. C. W'ocilccck of Fugene, repuulicau candidate for circuit judge, spent Thurs day iu lioeolmrg, ou bis way to Coos count v. Banket meeting will be held at Fine Grove next huuday. L very body coma and bring your bankets. Kev. A. P. West fall will (reach at 11 u. m. Tbo CorvaUis Cia.oUe says Claude Kiddle with a number of other students at the Oieg iu Agricultural College, left for fcaloiu Wedueiday last to enlist for (be war. The Fi.AiMii.AL.ii is no icsucd twice a week, and editor latfuid as chief guuuor, is pouiiug some vory hot shot into tbe lilies of the enemy. Oakland Uaotte. J. T, Grstt of Deer Creek, was a caller at this ollice ou last Saturday, aud be came a subscriber to tbo old reliable I'l.AisriKALtu. Thev are comiug by scores uow days. F. It. Cotlmau, physician aud surgeon secretary board U. H. Feualou surgeons Otlicoiu Marsters' block, residence 720 htephena street, l'rofeesloual calls in towu or couulry promptly answered night or day. F. li. Leonard of Druiu bas leased the (louring mills of Kast it Criteser aud will do a gouoral milling busiueup. Foity pounds of flour iu exchange for a bushel of wheat. Tbe mill bas been thoroughly ropuired aud put iu tirst cUbs couditiou. Will Marks is in Fortlaud aud goes east soon to ply bis 'pretension a news paper cartoonist for tho yellow juiiruuls during tbe Spanish wnr. Valley Kecord. Will is a Koseburg bov aud bis frleuds are pleased to fee Llm gel up iu tbe world, To the Public. Uu aud uller this date, 1 w lull it under stood that tuy tortus for ull uudoitakor's goods are cauh with tho order. 1 Und it Impossible to do busiuoHS ou a credit basis, aud bellvo that 1 cau do better by tuy patrons and myself by selling strictly luri'ssh. I'. IIkmkiik k, UmleHaker, Kosoburg, Ore., April 1', 18!l.". are all the best and most fash' city, and arc direct from the AT Boss 5tor; Crescent, lilguest grade, thaiulesa, 76 New wheels for rent at tbe "Crercent Calory." County claims and warrants bought by D. ri. West. For tirst-olasa dentistry go to Dr. Little of Oakland. Key West, imported aud domestic eigars at the Hoselesf. D. &. West does insurance, posite (be post olfico. lCTJe a Crescent bicvcle. ruu)log, durable kind. Uflice op I be eauy Wanth. A good milch cow. Must be fresh and nentle. In'iolre at this Ulce. 10,000 men wanted at (be Doss Ktore lo select great bargains before it is too l-IUI hxcelsior (lour is guaranteed fire' clues. Ask your grucer lor i(. Onlytl.UO per sack , Cull aud sue the "lloiimuu" band harnens mender at Churchill. Woo!ly & Mckenzie a. At Oakland, T. 1.. Graves is authorised to ineeive and r x-eipt (or subscriptions to urn 1 i.ainm: m .. tor that itred feeling yuii munt enrich aud purify your b!XMl. Hood's hsri-a pnrilla is the medicine you need. Money t loau on city and cuuntry property. u. . k. ulicu, Marsters' Building, Koeeburg, Vr. The b'iuare leal store ban j'Ht opened Up u beautiful line ol W. I.. DuiikIus shoes, which prove to 19 the bed Kline made. Come ami inspect them. For prices on J ipjality call ut the old original Maud, Fresh and dried ii oils. candy ami uute.cirftrs au.l lobacco at prices to suit all. Mum. H. 1;-ton. lu'Ulleiueu, we bac Sumo gooxl lliliik.' In Die bhiit line. Yuii should reel hem bclure purihssiug e!dCliere ; alio u lulge avKirlmeut ol liecl-lies. .ove!tv More. .v lilig i'lml. , tho Isigebt uii J Loot hp ledi-iii cl ti.eira hoes, ol eveiygiade and vajieiy, jast received at I'mToit Urot. ritjlee and pi ices puie to please, The 1'luno Manulacturing Co. report twice as luniiy ctiaiti Urivc mowers ami lever biuders told last week na ww sold during tbo same period iu both-'Hd-'W combined. A few do.en nf thofe Kentucky made pAiitn, Rubt intiil and well made, no sboJdv. A I ho a few doen women's, moil's, boys and children's shoes, regu lar we.rers. Hats lor sunshine and shado, ouliiseir for hot and cold weather, aud various other articles At living prices, ut H.C. Ksnton'e. l'rof. (oblc, the optician, willies at Myrtlrt Creek ou Monday aud Tuesday, Apiil :'j!h and 2'jth. Those wishing there eyes examined and glasses fitted pleaao cull at the OveiUnd hotel. Con sultation free. He will also bn at Kose biiigf.uui Wednesday, April S7ih, till Monday, May Vd. and can be consulted at til I Fine r?t. 1 hereby announce myself as a candi date before the voting population of Douglas county, including tbe free all eer men, populists, democrats aud re publicans, to sell Uaiu wagons from a full carload just received. Also oar of buggies, barb wire and nails at tbe lowect prices, all uow on band at Stearin A Cheuowetb, Oakland, Oregon. Notiae is hereby given to tbe public by tbo undersigned that I do not allow dead animals to be buried ou my prem ises, at Uosoburg, Orcgou, or garbage dumped thereon or saud or gravel takeu therefrom, unless tbo party taking sand or gravel first contract witn me for tbe right to do so. Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac cording to law. A a Hon Kosk, Rjseburg, Oregon, March 17th, 18!5. How' This? We oLei Cue Hundred Dollars Keward for any case of Catarrh that eauuot bo eumdliv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHF.NEY & CO., I'rops. Toledo, O. Wo tbe uudersigued have kuowu F. J. Cbeuey for tbe last 15 years, and believe lila perfectly bouorablu iu all business transactions and financially able to car ry out any obligations made by tboir firm. West cv Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldiug, Kinnuu .V Marviu, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takon internal ly, acting directly upou the blood aud mucous sutface of the system, l'rice 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Test imonials Iree. fvo-ro-Uue for 1 lily Ituts. (juuruiilecil tobacco habit emu, makca uU lucuoiionj, lluou pure. 60c,l. AH druggists- Ouo of the fiueet aud best equijipcd railroads is tho Chicago, Milwaukee ii St. Faul. Ou our receut trip through houlh Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota aud Illinois we tiled this railroad and know whereof we speak. Tho road is spleu dldly upuipped with fust traius. the coaches are all furnished with the latest Improvements aud it is a pleasure to ride with these people. TRey employ uoue but sober, indiiuirious luou w bo count nut look after thecom(o;t aud safety of tho traveling public. Auyoue traveling iu tho above or udjoiuing stales should take tho Milwaukee roml by ull moans if it Is conveniout to do so. If you wish infer- uiatinu touceruini; this excellent aud popular roud aek uu write to C. J. Kdily, uy ticket ugeut, or Oennrul Ai'.eut. at I'oitland. Or., aud be will cladly uive it. Genesee Idaho News. A NAVAL Admiral Dewey Has En gaged the Spanish Fleet AND SWEPT IT There will be no "Tomorrow" for the Spanish in Asiatic Waters. "Wo have met the enemy and they are ours," This time it is a whole fjpaniab S'l'ni'lron. There appears (o be no doubt but that the American npuiJrn, in tbe Asnifltie wu'ers, nnder tbo romuiand ( Admiral Dewey, has engaged and sunk aluiotl ii not all the Spanish 8'iaadron oil Manila harbor In the Philippine Islands. Tbe details of tbe engagement ean not be obtained at this boar, but it will b known wbeu tbe full acconnt li obtained destroyed or captured and that our marlsns are in posaession of tbe Philippines. There are also reports of set ions npritlng of the populace in Spain, which presages tba overthrow ol tbe 8paulh Kmplre. Tna next few days will probsbly be roagbt wiih mcidetti tf (be greatest importance. Itelow we gie a description of tba two sijusdrous which have j'ist fought tbe most Important battle in modern naval warfare. ANBHICAN XU99HLM. Speed Ton 'knots!. nsge. Olympis, cruwer Xl.ey 5.800 Uoston, cruiser 15. 3.180 Kaleigh, cruiser ... .U. 3.152 Concord, cruiser 17. I 700 MeCullocb. cruiser .17.34 1 280 Petrel, gunboat 13.7 600 Nanehan, collier a. 200 Zaflro, collier 1.0(2 Baltimore, cruiser 20.0 4.CJ0 The totsl tonnage of tbe fighting vessels enumerated above Is 20,042. HPAMSH VESSELS. t'aotil!., cruiser lteiua Christina, cruiser l!ena Morcedes, cruiser Don Antonio da L'l os, cruiser . Don Juan do Austria, cruiser. . Velanco, cruiser Lleano, gunboat t.ien. I.?.o, gunboat Manpues del Duero gunboat Gen. Alava, trsnepert Cuba, liuniipoit . . Mnnlla, traustoit lolu tie Cnba, cruiser 18. 1.0JO If! Me Lizon, cruiser It). 315 O'liroJ, gunbast 11 315 Vi'ililobor, gouboat 11 315 v.n has a' 90 a number of very small gunboats in Philippine water, bat tbey would pctfotm no fervue more important than that of picket duty. Grand total louuakre of all available vessels, 17.G02. Cleveland Items. Mr. M. J. liJrkhart pai I Kose burg a vihit Ibis week. W. P. Hey den ieiled Tn Mile one day this wetk. (ieo. Handy pud Kosoburg a visit last week. Mr. Bacon of Garden Valley was a Clevoiaud vifitor S.itimlay. W. H. Murdoek was n vinilor at Rose burg last Saturday. Herman Marstere took a trip to town last Thursday. Frank Churchill of Coles Valley paid our little village a visit Sunday. Mrs. 11. K. Liviagstou of Koseburg is visitiug with friends here this week. Prof. Moon passed through here Sun day eveniug on his way to Coles Valley, where ho is teaching (he spring term of school. Great excitemont prevail here since war bas been declared against Spain. Several of our yuuog men have the war fever. That's tight, boys, get in and help whip thw cruel Spaniards. While playing ball ut ecbool last Tues day Frank Batemau bad tbe misfortune, while tryiug to Held the ball, of getting hit iu tbo eye with it. H. P. Adams, who was formerly a resident of TexaB, has purchased a place from Mr. Cussal. Mr. Adams has taken up his residence here. Koad supervisor for ibis district, K. T. WoodrulT, has a forco of men at work leveling dowu the road and also Oiling in rtubbouts. Tbo I'LAisuKALUi's host of subscribers at this place are glad that it has been chauged to a semi-weekly. We wish the editor luck aud lot of subscribers. Mis. Henry Churchill, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. K. A. Woodruff of Mel rote, is the guest of Mis. D. C. Churchill this week. Charles Pierce, who left hero last fall for Mexico, has beeu beaid from, lie is working iu a sawmill at Catskill, Mexico, aud ii geltiug 2 50 per day. There lias beeu a great deal of sickness roui h giippo herd t'ais spring, there has beeu seyeral very saveio cases but most of them oro ou the meud, Mrs. Good baa boon very elcU but U improving uow. Mr. I. C. Chuchill, superintendent of tbe Poor Farm, we uuderstaud, will soon move bis family ba:k ou to his place here. Mr. Churchill has been luperiu- ten Jon t cl tba farm for ueaily four yeaca and under his imusgeineut the farm has prospered mora than U bad for several years past. Mr. Jack Fairiloid of this pUco has re ceived 1108 of hi j brother Harry, who used to be a rospoctud citizeu ot Clevo iaud but who is uow IjcitoJ at Grass Valley, bhormuii Couuty, Oregon. He is thinking of goiug into lli j eio.k raid ing busiuesu (here wo uopo he w.n be cii'iorsful In bin uiplorliikliige. Ol Kviri A.vi) Jay. VICTORYf FROM THE SEAS that tbe Spanish fleet bss been either Speed 'knots'. ..14. ..17JJ ..17.5 ...14. ...14. ..1IJ ..115 Ton ofe. 3 342 3.520 3.00J 1.13-J 1.130 1.152 524 324 600 ; 11. 10. From Our Special Correspondent. Camp McKi.sley, IarviKoo.N Pabk. April 2v. 1693. d,;Plaimiiai.kb : Company A, ar rived this evening all O. K., and has gone into quarters at Camp McKlnley in Irvington Park. The boys were served with a nice beefsteak, and are comfort able blvouaced, and every thing quiet and serene. Tbe trip down was one continued ovation, every town and stat ion was densely. thronged with citirene who came out to cheer tbe boys in blue. In many places we were informed that businees houses were closed, the whole country taking a holiday ; but while this holiday appearance might be suggested by tbe throngs of people, the waving ol flags and the seas ot flowers that were lavished, yet there was that deep, earn est undertone which could never be mis taken for levity. It was the spectacle of a true and deep American patriotism aroused to an intensity each as has not been felt for a generation. "B:yi, re member the Mains," was repeated from thousands of lips. It will never be bard to fight in a .caase backed up by each a sentiment. The "taps" are sounding which must close these abjesyations. Will write again when opportunity an I subject matter present themselves. O. C B. School Report Following is report of Reston School for month beginning April 4th ending April 28th. Number days taught 20: number days attendance 320: enrolled 13 : average belonging 17. Those averag ing 00 and above, are Agues Johnson, Kowena Gorney, Leah Grout, May liardman, Bessie Daacan, Thomas tar ney, Otto Mathews, Frank Laird, Kollie Johnson, Maryn Laird, George Mathew s. Deportment good, Joeiu Smith Teacher. Mrs. L. F. Mosber, wldov of the late Judge Mosher, ot Koseburg, arrived at Baudou Saturday evsning accompanied by the little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowao. Mrs. Mosber is Mrs. Cohan's mother and ii here"on a visit with her daughtsr and family at the ligbtbouse atatiou. We trust tbe estimable lady will make ber stay with us quite an ex tended oue. Baudou Recorder, DIED. McKEAN. Mrs. Sarah A. McKear, aged about 70 years, died at ber hoine iu this city ilday evening, April fj, after a lingering illueis of etv ral weeks. The f unerul services were conducted by ! Rev. F. W. Leonard ul the Baptist I i;li!iri-li vimtprlitv . fiftMr w hleh thd inttir- ! ' . i .1 . .i .i r. meut was held at the Myrtle Creek eem ... .. i .. .i .. , i .i... .. i -i precodel her. Mrs. McKeao has beery. for many ys. is a faithful Cbriitiapij WOlker 111 the Baptist Church. Mie ; Utvra t.ii.eal i lill.lraii ai.-t a l.ot ul fi .euds to mourn ber loss. TtllJ CUBAN TttOOI'A. Tho from the O. N. J. Who Will (lo. Foliuwiug is tho list soltcted from 'b O. N. ). to fu in the fimt f iilniunt Signed to Cuban duty : Company A Cnptaio, 11. L. Heath Mrs' liditeiiinl, Ualph i'latt ; iccji d litu- tenjiil, J. A. Youi g; H non commis stoned otfiirers, two musician, oiio ar tillcer, one wsgonr, 70 I'Hiilx waxi mum or Ol minimum. Company B Captain, . I first lieutonaot, F. it. Ilmnliu; tenant, J, C. 1 born ton. Ojrnpsny C Captain W rcOIi Iiil C. Moon (uo lieutenants assigtiod) j company C, Sec ond regimnl, to bo consolidated here enlisted strength same as above. Company I Captain, II. L. Wells; first iienienant, G. F. Teller ; second lien tenant, unatsigned; enlisted strength, the same; consolidated from company K, Firat regiment, aud company J, Third battalion. It will be noticed that positions for two lieutenants are left open. The .gov ernor has reserved these places out 11 after be bas bad a more thorough review of toe officers. Company D Captain, A. F. Prescott; first lieutenant, G. A. Hartman; second lieutenant, F. A. Meade. Company E Captain, K. E. Davis; first lieutenant, T. N. Dunbar; second lieutenant, A. J. Brazce. Company F Captain, J, F. Chace; firet lieutenant, W. A. Humphrey; sec ond lieutenant, E. W. Moore. Company G Captain, William Gads by ; first lieutenant, II. R. Barber; sec ond lieotenant, G. N. Wolfe, Company U -Captain, C. E. McDon nell ; firet lieotenant, A . B. Gritzmacber ; second lieutenant, J. A. McKianon. Company I Captain, L. L. Pickens first lieutenant, M. D. Phillips; second lieutenant, W. A. Huntley. Company K Captain, Percy Willi first lieutensnt, . O. Warrick ; second lieutenant, R. W. Terrell. Company M Captain, J. M. Poor man; first lieutenant, W. E. Finzer: second lieutenant, C. R. Platte. Additional lieutenant L. li. Knapp and J. C. Uutenic. Company A is composed of separate company R, of McMinnville, and com paoy A, First regiment, Portland. Company B is compaed thus far of company C, Second regiment, Eugene. Company c is composed ot company C, Third battalion, La Graude. Companv E is composed of ornpanUs G and C, First regiment, Portland Company F is composed of company I, First regiment, Portland, and brigade signal and engineer corps, l'ortlind Company G is composhd thus far ol company E, Firet regira'.nt, Pcitland Company II. is composed eoley of company U, First regiment, Portland. Company 1 11 composed ol separate compauy r, Oregon City, ana company F, Second regiment, Albany Company K is composed of companies B and I, Secand regiment, Salem Company i- is composed 01 company K, First regiment, Portland, and com pany G, Third battalion, The Dalles. Company M is composed of oompanies E aud H, Secoud reu-itxeut, Hubbard and Woodburn, respectively). When tbe militia goes iot ) active ser vice it will receive from tho national gov ernment the same pay as tbe regular army, which is as follows, per mouth : Private f 13 00 Corporal 15 CO Sergeant 16 CO First sergeant 25 CO Sergeant-major . 23 CO Quartermaster-sergeant 23 00 Pott quartermaster-sergeaut 34 00 Ordnance sergeant 84 00 Commissary sergeant 34 00 Hospital steward 45 00 Acting hospital steward 25 00 Private hoepital steward 13 00 Second lieutenant, dismounted. .$110 67 Second lieutenant, mounted 125 00 First lieotenant, dismounted.... 125 00 First lieutenant, mounted 135 00 Chaplain 125 00 Regimental quarto uiaeter 15ii 00 Regimental adjutant 150 00 CapUln mounted 163 67 Captain, dismounted 150 00 Major 203 33 Lieutenant-colonel 250 CO Colonel 291 67 Brigadier-general 453 38 Msjor-generul 625 00 Lieutenant-general 916 67 Privates aud noncommissioned officers are furnished rations, accoutrements, hones aud forage, w beu mounted, and a certain allowance for clothing. a.ua.toi! and medical attendance. Commissioned ortJce. are furnished quarter, medics attendance and the privilege of Ye coumiUaaiy that means chsk to buy food, etc., at fit it cost, ?Aey have to buy their own food, cloth 'eg, arui. horses aud accoutrement). . Oregon Christian L'ndeavorers. Sawm, Ob., April 23, H. S, Gile, president of tho Christian Kudeavor elvciety ol Oregou, returned today from 4I;4ioiivl!.'e where a couferriug with iTomluent Endeavorers wnsbeld. Rose- !urg wss selected us tbe plao for bo'd tbe annual meeting, and tbo date "'tis fixed fir May li to 15, inclusive, si)eu Gila expects this year's meet lH to be tbe most notable in the history Jbe Endeavorcr iu Oregon. "o Curu tVur 11 oil 5 crorn . ru.(7i(liMoare! ( -"t ui;uiii- 10s crtS4 XI O. Cl. lull to euro. ai,i..r-i . i . fuuu motley. Gold Watch. Mrs. Noiunn Agoo was lucky gui er ... K. mK , , 'or April month. No, 75, gold watch, : KJut0,. Vo;r owTu wau tu.car.i . OaniJv Catlunlli-. ruio euimtlnailon fui-Mi-ar i U. S6o. II 0. C- V. full, Uruii4Uielund mouey. ) ,liy our fcul,i07; today. Rrl sMkve rka H4 fare, waolHssj aa4 slktstw. povnm Anioluttiyfiur wth mnM www mi., ntw wmk. Havana Bay. Republished hy reqtiett from The Inter Ocean of April 2nd. I want lo go a-visilin' Out upon tbe briny deep, For I've got somepreesln' business That ain't a-goin' to keep, Ship me lo Havana bay, Where torpedoes careless play An' accidents are bappeoin' in a moat peculiar way. To that same Havana bay, Where tbe Maine at anchor lay, An' her sailors sleepin' peaceful were all blown to judgment day, I'm no great band at sailin', I'm a lubber on the sea; Tbe farm an' Jennie need me But there's voices callin mc Callin', cdlin', night an' day, Callin' so I cannot stay, Callin' so I'm mighty certain I've got business down that way. In that same Havana bay, Where tbe Maine at anchor lay, An' her sailors sleepin' peaceful were all blown to judgment day. There are graves I want to visit, There's a wreck I want to see ; I've a message for tbe Spaniard That tbose voices gave to me. So just ship me right sway, Ship me to Havana bay, Where onr sailors on onr warship hadn't even time to pray. To that same Havana bay, Where the Maine at anchor lay, An' her sailors sleepin' peaceful were 1 blown to judgment day. J. D. 8. Notice of Dissolution. RosKBi-sa, On , Apiil 10, 1393. The firm oi Churchill, Wool ley & Mc Kenzie is this day dissclved by mutual consent, W. A. McKensie retiring. Churchill 4 Wool.'cy will continue boi neBS, collecting account doe aid paying aH claims against said firm. W. A. McKkmix, F. W. Wooij.it, F. U. CHtBcniLt. nioo,anJ nre Trying IU la crflr to pruro t'u grout merit c! E'j';, i.'ra-u liiha '.hi lu.vi etfectivo c -u t r Catarrh ami '!J i 1 it., hi, vre havo )re IrcJ !" 'i-o for 10 ci iits. Oct it Gmfy r rc.n s i i i i:i.t li ici.ll f : r.aSt., X. Y. City. i-'i of thfl Trorst kind I 1 r.iwr hoped or a liaha seems to do ELY ur.os., :a : I eafforo 1 f.-orr, c ' ever ainveji lo;-. .. cure, hnt !'' c:r. even tlint. M -iiy c-i'iaintancca have used it with excellent reiult3. Oscar Ostruin, 45 VVarron Ave., Chicago, III. " Dy's Cream Balm ia this acknowl"(1s"d ouro for catarrh and contains no cocaine, mercury nor any injurious drug. Piico, 60 cents. At druggists or by mniL Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby eiveu that the co partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of KoMhagen & Dixoa has been dissolved by mutual consent. L. Kohlhagen will continue the busi ness, pay all indebtedness and collect all accounts due said firm. Roeeburg, April 12, 1393. j. KoauiAOEx, Wm Dixon. There are three little things which do more work than any other three littlo thinps created tbey are the ant, the bee and DeWitt's Little Early Risers, tbe last being the famous little pills for stomach and liver troubles. A. C. Margteia k Co. To Cora Constipation Furato. Talis C&searetB Cnndv Cii.lhrr h liln n9a& If C O. ft faM to cure, Urueuibta rwuiiO money. For Over Fifty Yeuwi Asi OtD abo WxLL-Tairn AxuxOT. Mrs Wtmtow's Soothing Syuv hi beeu nnra for aver flfly years l-niiUloD of uiotheni fur their children nllle teethintl, with peileut sacceas. It uvUies ttiu child, suitviii tbe guiut, allays all "pun, tares wind coliu, aud U the beat remedy lor Diarrhoea. Is pleuant to the taate. 6old by druggists In every part of the world. Twenty. Urc cents a bottle. Its .value ts tuonloulable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wliulow't Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Don't annoy othors by your coughing. aud risk vour life by neglecting a cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe ami all lliroat aud lung troubles. A. u. jiarsiers cs v-o. Bargalnsl Bargains!! Bargalnaltl In pianos, organs and musical goods. Bicycles new and recond hand at tbe lowest prices possible. I have also not about thirty (housaud feet ol lumber which I have takeu in trade for goods, aud will sell cheap, ss I am not In tbe lumber bueiuche. T. K. KltJIABDSO.N, Roaeburg, Or. We are anxious to do a little good is this world aud can thiuk oi nopleaaantsr or better way to do it ttaa by rscom mending One Minute Cure ss a prevent ive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. Marsier' Diug ttcre CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tti3 Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the fttouature