THE PLAINDEALER, rulillnhcd every Monday and Tburtlay lit Tn IM.AIMH AI.KR n ui.i-iiiso 1" , MRAlloKI' .... kJIUif. Itl.NIAMIV, ... Malta. One. Year i M.uill-. 1 hrce Meitii- U O . X MAY !'. I Sits. Republican State Ticket. ov crtior. i r. . l.KKR, f Marieti. Hx-rotary o( Stale, I I I'l NBAK. el t State 1 rcaurv i, l HAl.LKf S MOOliE, of K'aiuaili f-iivrni mlfiit ( Vuli'.U luMnietlou. .1 II c Kl KMAS, ,d MultUOIuali. supreme Judge, I . A. ilH)RK, Pl Columbia. Attorney veuemi. n. R N I1I.ACKBCRS, ci lion. -ito Printer, w II. I KEI'S. of Jacksou. rongrv-Miuaii. First District, I It OS. H TON-HE. oCWbinstoi. .'Huge, tccuud. Judicial lUstilcl, A C. NOv'DCOCK.of Uuc. Usirut Attorney, Sxvod Judicial listricl. -KO. M. UKOW.N.ol IWlgla". COUNT V REPUBLICAN TICKET. ouuty JuiUc, A. K. STEAKN5. sheriff, .'. A. BLACK. Comity Clerk, J. H.SHITL. county CoinniUaioucr, P. II. BEYERS. Atscisnr, T. S. BRITT. Treasurer, .EO. W. IIMMICK. ehool Superintendent, F.B.HAM LIN. KeprccjitatlvM, '. D. niDCLC, . K. BROWN, i: MATTOON. "urveyor, w '. V. UEYKJN. Coroner. I.. MILLLK. DLLR CREEK PRECINCI. Ju.'tiN of the Peace W r. BENJAMIN. Counliblo. II. C sLOCVM. CooimauJer Dewey lias "Keuiciubeted the Maine."' At about the tame moment lLa euii seta uu our ilett ut Havana, it naea on our fleet at Manila. If we have one or two more such vie toriea as was won at Manila, there won't be any more "front" to go to. It won't reu'jire tbe inviatigation of a court of iu iuiry to ucertain that the Spanish fleet at Manila was blown up by exterior explosion. Nothing could demonstrate the vast and yarie-l ruajurcea of thia country aa has the rapidity with which we have prepared for a foreign war. It will be worth all it coats, if thia war accomplishes nothing wore than than cementing together under one flag, all the elements tf our population. The Spanish account of tbe bombard ment of Matan.e, atatea that the only thing killed waa a mule. Well, there wag eouH'thiutf killed at Manila. A bridegruuui at Santa Clara, Califor nia, drew a pielul and threatened to ahoot tbe next simpleton who thiew rice at him. Who aaya tbe world ia not be coming more civilized? Chairman Hendricks of the cogreas ioual district, baa notified ua that 1 X. beboonmaker, who waa to bays filled a number of dates in thia diatrict, haa been called home on account of the eeri ous hicknesaof eome members of his familv. lu the 'uldendale, Washington benti iii'l, we notice a half column advertise ment of W, A. McKenzio'i hardware business. The firm of Chuichlll Wool ley A McKeuzie, of which McKenzie, was a member iu thia city, have always bucu ood advertisers and the fact that he ia continuing iu that line shows tbat lu .found that advertising pays. One of the Luo'it solely dieappointsd of tbe boys who left Koaeburg ti offer their services to their country, and who failed t j pass the rigid and searching physical examinations to which they weie subjected, was O. C. Brown. Mr, Brown bal gone with bis company at great personal aacrilice. Ho waa en gaged iu teaching wheu tbe call was made auj he pompily gave up his school aud left bis business all'aira un settled io order torospjudtj the call, ife is oue of tbe most rugged men in the country uuJ is in the piiuio ol life. He was reared ou a farm uudnaa inured to hardships by a life spent iu the woods and ou tbe farm. Hu had passed tbe examination by tbe aurgeou of tbu na tional guard,; rauUug very high. He passed every tett at Portland aud was turning away wheu the ariuy surgeon noticed a small enlargement ou one or tl.o veius of the leg indicating a vari cose vein, aud out hu went. Almost every other member of Co. A. w ho was rejeciuu laiieu on iuuiu tijuaiiy iriyoiuua grounds. U. C. hopes yet to hu ad mitted aud join the company aa it passes througli Kosoburg as tbe oUicers of tbe company are using their intlue-jce in hio favor. CAflPAlUN PRINTING. Tim editor of ihia paper w ho happena to lei ho chairman of to republican t-oiitiiy ci-uttal eouitr.iitev, has had re Hatcd call fur Milt? auiiotim'ing the meetings of lion. T. 1. t'ccr iu thia county. W e ds.-iio to na lor the infor mation of tlu tcpiil'tu'itn of the county, who are interested in these tneetiugs as well as in others (or which speakers are furnished from outside the county, that we hae Keu uolillevt by the slate ecu tial committee that for all em li meet iiiga bilU ill le piiutcd and tent out fivui roitlainl. .Iiitt who tboy will sent I o and when thi-y will In cnl, we re not n lyitc I. l iny will K piinted, wehaxouo doubt of that. The eve re tai of the Btat cential committve has a priut shop of his own and has excel lent facili ies for doing such work and doing it cheap. We are reminded of thia fact evciy two or three mouths. W o sometimes gel the job of priutiug a few blanks for DougUs? county aud wheu we put iu our bill for the work we are reminded tbat Mr. Hi aha m olas, jr., of Portland, w ha buys his paper by tbe carload and prints such blanks by the ton, aud who pa a nvi'.ber license or tax of any Liod iu this city or county, has offered to do it for a great deal lew than we can afford to do it, aud then dis count tbe biil almost half. We insist that we spend our money in the city for lalor and to support our faaii'ies, while Mr. liraham Glass, ji' . if he furnishea tbe blanks takes the money out of the city and county. However, we must do tbe work at the price fixed by Mr. Gra ham Glass, jr., ci 1st Mr. Mabam Glass, jr., have the job. Wo dou't blame Mr. Graham Glass, jr., that's his business. Now to get back to tho bill business. Tbeie are 32 conulies in the state, each one of which has one or more republi can papers. These papers publish ab solutely free every car hundreds of col umns of matter for tho beuelit of the psityaudita candidates. If a man is sent out from I'd tlaud by tbe state cen tral committee to make a few speeches, he haa bis expenses paid aud in many in stances is well paid iu additiou thereto. There is not a couutry uewspaper printed in au county iu the state of Oregon, which does not iu the two years preced ing tho election, do a hundred fold more for its pad r than all the speeches that are made duriug the eampaigu. Now tbe printing of the bills for the met tings in these ditlerent counties noul J uot be of much beuctit to the newspapers. Ptrhapa during the campaigu it miht amount to 1-0 to each county ; but even this small amount must go to Mr. Gra ham i dass, jr., secretary of tbe state central committee, making in the aggre gate quite K'lO, a nice little sum fur bim. It don't matter that the chairman of the county central committee could hare tbe bills printed and send them out with the absolute certainty that they would be properly distributed, and that such a thing is absolutely impossible when they are scut out from such long distances to men eutircly unknown to the state committee. Hut then it dou't matter much anyway, (he couutry pa pers will publish the announcements oi the meetings, free of course, and iu that way everybody will be iuformed whether tho bilis at e distributed or not. Under stand, we are not kicking. Bless your life, no. Who ever heard of a newspa per man kicking'.' They gel glory enough foi the work they do, let the other fellow have the money. ROSEBURO THII CONVENTION CITY OF THE STATL. May, the flonth, and Roseburg the Place. During thia monti 'here wiil be three important gathering in thij city, from tbe 12 to the l.'th inclusive, the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, will hold its atate convention in this city. This convention composed o! delegates from the different societies in the state, will bring to our city at least '2JQ of the leading youn Chi islian world a of the state. The executive committee from tbe local society, consisting of J. f;. Hook, J. A. Underwood and Miss Leona bLupe have made extensive piepa.'atious for tbe entertainment of tbo delegates, and eveiy thing possible will be done to male their stay with us pleasant and profitable. The next event and the one which will probably bring to Roseburg, tbe largest number of people w ho were ever congregated iu this city at any one time, will be tbe annual assembly ot the grand lodge of I. 0. 0. 1'. This will bring to out city tbe repiebentativts ol the subordinate lodge, the encampment and the Kebekabe. Tbe I. O. O. 1. is oue of tbe strongest orders on the Pacific coast, and there is no doubt but tbat this will be one of the most important aud enthusiastic meetings of the order ever held iu the stale. Following the ' -rand Lodge meeting, from the 1'lth to the 17, inclusive, we will have with uu the Ilin erauts Club of the Eugene district of the M, E. cbuich. This club is composed of the ministers of the M. E. church lo calea in Hits uisinct. ine cino iiuidn annual meetings for the purpose of social literary aud religious woik A very i n teresting programme has beeu prepared for this occasiou and all those ot our people who can attend the sessions ol this club will be highly entertained. These three events will do more to ad vertise our beautiful ciy than other means that could be adopted. Our citizens, who have a just pride in reputation which thia city has always sustained for hospitality, aud good fel lowship ahoul I do every thing in their power to make tbe stay of there visitors amongst us as pleaseut as possible, in order thai wheu they return to their homes, they will carry with them kind ly recollect iouu of their visit to our city. We desire to call the attention of the good people of this citv to the fact tbat a number of our citieus who have enlisted iu the service of their couutry have left fnmilieM hern who were (o i-onin or- ii mi mm.' i . mi umm tent at least, dependent on Ibeui for support. We do not know but all these families are well provided for, but even though they may have all the nerea sariea ol lifo, yet thero are many ways lo which our icol can show theiu that (hoy appreciate tho spirit which prompt ed tbo husbaud and father to leavo the dear ones at the call of hi country, in this hour of grave moment. It should be (ho duty ol every patriotic citieu to take a special iuteiest in this matter, in order that it may uot bo said that the families o( tho e who havo gone to the front have been neglected iu any manlier. MANY ARC CALLED BUT ARli ciiosi:n. I E W If the physical slandaid adopted at Portlaud for those persons who apply for enlistment is adheisvl to all over the couutry, ii will taks an army larger than was enlisted during the Civil war out of which to select the lt-'i.OOvt tueti called for by the presi loul. More lhau half of some compauies which weut to Portlaud have been rejected, some on the most foolish an I frivolous grouuds that could bo iutagiued. The follow iug table shows the ph; steal proportions for height, weight and chest measurement repaired: -Cnesl EK4urem.ut Ecu'Ut. foot. 5ft liu Weight . ..US . . loO . . lo . .131 ...Ml .MS . loo . .UW ,. A& ...170 tt eipiialiou MuMhl. , I tie be 5ft :-ft ,nn Oin '.in Siu Jin lOiu Ilin lin oft 33 " 33 4 33i. 31 3'. 34 35'4 5ft 5ft 5ft 5ft Cft Oft If the weight of an applicant did not come almost exactly to the standard Indi cated by the above tab!, out he went. In order , it would appear, to male it more certain tbat the men could not pass the examination, they were put through a ten or fifteen mile walk, on the paved a reeia ot" Portland, for iue euiertaiu meut of Gov, Lord and his "staff" and the citizens of Portlaud, aud after they bad succeeded in walking about five pounds off each man, they put them on the scales and rejected a lot of them be cause they lackei fire pounds of coming up to tbe required standard. This thing of tikiug a thousind young men, a large proportion of whom ae j'ist out ol tbe store cr the office, or the school loom aud compelling them to march ten or fifteeu miles, through the duet, earring a load which in euough lo tax tbe streagtbof a seajouad mau.iu order tbat they ma ba paraded through the streets aud "reviewed" by tbe goveruer, who sits at his ease while the procession goss by is all blamed foolishness anyway. LLEDY AND THE KANSAS MILI TIA. Poor Kansas ia again sufjeruug the penalty oi its populist craze. Ii Govern or Leedy had delibet ately gone about disgracing the office he fills and misrep resenting his state he could have taken no more effective way than he did in disbanding the Kansas national guards. As commandcr-in chief of the Kansas militia he issued an order disbanding the national guard of the Btato and requiring thai allaimd and equipments bo re returned to tbe state capitol. The rea son for this action was the fact tbat aa in every other northern state '0 per cent of the militia were republicans while Gov ernor Leedy is a populist, of the kiud tha' has no Ulc fur 'ho militia. This gave Mr. Leedy an opportunity to get even with the militia fot some real or faucied ineults which he had been the tecipient of, so he pioceded to got even by disbanding the national guard iu the midst of an international war. ill the people take the chances of having such a stigma cast on the good name of the stale of Oiegou by electing a populist of the Leedy etripe to le governor of Ore gon. Tboutandf nrr Trylm Jt. In ordrr to p'-v the great merit of T.iy V f'r Oji lfcihn. th1 ni'i t effective c ire for f'ntarrli p.'id ' I i:i II i l. have pre pmd a K' 11 ! tivtl size for 10 rtit. Oi t it of your dniam'-t it s.-t:d 10 enU to ELY liUOS., Y.arrci. '.. N. Y. fit;; I auUared from iMtarrh of th" uortit kind tvir kiii' O ii b y. ii i I I new r hoped fur ciro. 1'iit ni.v'. Cre rii ilahn i-eeiiig lo do evf-n that. M my uequoiiitiiim h l,are uiied it with excellent results. Obcar Octrutn, 15 Warreu Ae., Chicago, 111. Ely's Cream Calm is tho Bckuowkd.-d cur-j for cattirrb and contaius no cocuinu. mercury nor any injurious drug, l'm, CO cents. At druggists or by inuil. Notice of Dissolution. Notice ia hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Koblhagen & Dixon has been dissolved by mutual consent. L. Kohlhageu will continue the busi ness, pay all indebtedness and collect all accounts due said firm. Koeoburg, April 12, 1898. L. KOHLlIAUtN, Wr Ui.vo.v. To Cure Constipation Forever. Take Cagcarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or Sac. It C. C. C. fail to cure, druggist rofuua wvuey. Notice- N i warrants taken on taxes, and costs ' be added after June 4, IS93. The roll for WJ7 will be closed June I, IVJi. All taxea must be paid by that date. Ii. C. Aotf, bhei ilf Douglas Couuty, i;i i; tj.') i ivU i of Sia f.W If.i. l'ollow tlujin no matter what tea you use. t I 'ay ymr piil."r,riilion fnd:iy. A Destructive Storm. lnutc Iuh k, Aik , May tl - A special from YanBmen, Atk., : Water spouts and tornadoes have played havoc hero and dous huudreda of thousands of dollars worth ol damage. Three houses were blown dowu at Kudy, eight miles from here, last night, and It is repotted that Wintlow, n sum. uter resort ou tho top ol lUoton uuum tain, is entirely gone. Two bridges on tbo 1 1 iseo load over Clear creek haye been swept away and the roa I abandoned. The trains have run for two days arouud by way ol the Claemoie. I. T. A Atkausas valley toad, but tho latter had a two-mile washout aud 300 ard landslide, and Yau Put en is tow cut oil entirely, save bv way of Little ltovk. Tbe Arkansas river is -V miles wide iu places, aud is now four inches higher thau it was In IStiJ. which was the huh eet on record. All last night boats weio busy in the bottoms ttecuiug the inhabitants. Thou sands were rescued, aud it is (eared that many have beeu drowned. Two houses were seen going down tbe river, but the lotmeu could not reach Ihem. Kaiu is falling iu torrsuls and tho end is not in eight. Mow 'a This? 1 e offer Oue Hundred iK.llnrn l:n,ir.l ' for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be! ouisdbx Hall' Catarrh Cure. i P. 1. CHENEY A C'., Props. Toledo. t". I We the undersigned havo know n l . I. I Cheney (or tho last lo vears, aud belane him perfectly honorable in all business It ansactious and financially able to car ry out any obligations made bv their I tlriu. " i West A l'ruax. linUn.iln lriu.Lt.i ! Toledo. O. " ' W aiding, Kiunau .v Marviu, N hol aale Pnrggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of t he s stem. Prieo Vic per bottlo. Sold bv all druggists. Test imonials free. A Bargain. e-pienuid dwelling property cotisiUing of three lots, well finished house and outbuildings, offered at a genuine bar gain by the Koseburg I'.uildiug .v. Lean Association. Inquire of IlktiMAN M.viiK, iSecrctan . HARRIED. YE ATC1 1-BUCHANAN. -Henry Yeatch, sou of Hon. II. M. Yeatch, of this1 city, and Misa Katherine A. Eucbauan I were married at the home of the j bride's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Eobert I Puchanau, leu miles southwest of) Corvsllis, Thursday, A til :'jtn. I The groom, like his father, is a ctad-: uate of the State Auticultural Colhve. and hia bride is a most estimable young lady. DIED. MAYES. At his hoa'o near Kiddle ou Thursday, May 5th, IS'.n.J. W. Mayes, of pneumonia. He Ivves a wife aud Meral e m all children to mourn his death. BUNCU.- At the Parmets' Hotna in this city, Thursday evening, Mav ''th, 'ieo. W. Punch, aged IS years, two mouths and lo das. Mr. Bunch formerly lived iu l loumoy valley but bid been iu California fui some time past and was ou bis way home when he was attacked with bemoirbagu ofthebraiu. Uo was brojgbt hei e rev- eral days ago from W oil creel, but con tains 1 to grow worse. He leaves a wife Witllt VotlT and six children. The lu'eruiunt !o"k 1 pla' e at tbe Masouic cemetery. AT THE OPKKA HOUSE Eiiduy, May 13 JUL "MEDIA:.' SAM J. JiURTON Au l . 'h : . ChHrmiui." . C'uuic licniK MISS LI LEAN COLEMAN Iu the Nv'i SI PERKINS J'lb so UlC fivluctluti. A II ! llurialit ltilurio'i- Seusational Comedy Drama. A Itoiirlu', Kuumuu- RhIIv m Kun, Laughter aud Veil". Till; NOTED SI PERKINS aol O OHi III .-TKAol twelve -kiikd tiiu-ieiani in the -tr'iiu-e-t ever r wnted to Ihe puMic ty a traveling cump iny "lie of tin; inoal iiu' ci---ary t ilu i- fur a firit-clius ifuimaiiee ! Hie bet il iiiupie rendered tn arti-tie iniiniicr p.-eiaKjr In thin in iu r-I 1'KItKIN-, ruiiiilii mer mtli rii.. Malice, eatcLy lun-le, i re .1 Kuod iirclientrn 11 ab-ulutuly ueue.iar: . IrlccM, 10, jo, 30 and 30 C'cula Hi ..1 . cl -eats at Alexaudei i. Htrji'n. LIGHT,,. RUNNING PLMNO STORED POWER rurn'4ho by L A N O THE PLflNO LEADS Because J IS THE BEST! Mlla M j iafflf, 4,V' !t I' .I'ly 111'lliMll III l.ihell'l Ji. llll .lll'l nil lullll, lllll Veil I Hr r I V trUHl I" I ;"''. "-I imuii liKlillv 1 II pl..n-. in. ikes it fun I Ilia I Is I WW Ills Is la i,e ,,. Iij.t. 1 .I1.1II MniJablil'db all.-i ll:eleaiiiM'.p More Jones Steel Headers Sold In '04 than all others combined. .a, li..i,M -e.: lie; JONHS T U A I M UAllfFR ! lv. Siai,. ,1 liaise .1 nv l h'lK-l.l, l ,;-,-,n hiuw. i in the Ulllllll llUllLIV vm.iM. Si r f . ... i r. NiKeiislu VM-r.ji.i a , li ii linn, lai iiii-.e. notlnii lu iii.tke the l.tiaa-i 11 ..." Chain Pimer inn. tin j.'i.it I'tn l ins nui!i us Mminn I n veles sr. no ton oo rme-roR-ALi iLLusTnarto cstaiouuc Hie V luno AlfjJ. Co., ManulailurtM West I'lllllliail. Chicago, .U Call aud .sec the New 44 Piano Lever Binder" With the Elywhecl Attachxucul, at CHURCHILL I Ill 111! HON. I . I . ClUliR la auuoiluced to u hliess the voters ol Kniglas counly nt the following tluiea and place ; Gardiner, May loth . KIMoii, May IHh. in am. May I'.'lh. tl.l.l. ON I HU NATIONAL Ut'ARD The Mlowiui; card which was pub lished in the KoNohurg lie view in March, IS'1!, chows the estimation in which Mr. tia.ley holds the Oregon National Guard : "A Card. " lo the voters of I'oukUs couuty . As I am a populist nominee for legislative houoiH, I do hereby pledge ui)sclf, if elected, to do all in my power for tbe abolishment ol the fiegou i ta'e liuatda. P. liAjitv, .'r. Cauyoutslle. March L'O, l')." Notice of involution. Koswin iiO, on., April It", lvs. The lii in of Churchill, Woollex A Mo Kon. io is this day dissolved by mutual consent, W, A. McKenaio retiring Cluitchill A WooUey will couliiiue busi ness, collei ting aceouuts due and pa Ipg all claims against said fit m. W. A. Mekkis, 1. W. WooLLH, P. H. Clll UclllLI . Poor and Weak Cntnrrh nnrt Bronchial Trouble -Had no Appetite Now Better In Every Way A Delicate Child. "Seine 1 1 1 1 ii- pluee I took a Kinlili II eold Hii'l ci'iilil ii"t K' l riil of II. It. iit; -iit.j. .-t to enlHrrh aii'l hrolicliinl troul'le I enilt'ln, il tirril.ly . I lo-t my npn'lite mid en w poor a i ut weak and I ilid not feel like work. 1 begun Liking lloeU'it Samapa rilt.i. In a fliorl time the eoti;!i tlmap peared, 1 i-lept well. hal a gi.Hd apptllte and 1 was In-lter in every way. Im spring I a uot fee ling will, I had uo ap petite and no Mrciigtli. I resorted lo Hood's Sarsttiwritlu ami noon felt inuro like work. My little nephew wax a ileli cate child and lnul a humor winch trou bled him so he could not rent at intfhl. Ho has taken a few latttlea of Hood's bar elarilla and now he lima koi1 appetite and is able to slet-p.'' Mism AnniK J. pltttMAN, South Imxhur.v, Mass. Hood's Sarsan parilla Iitbctine 1 1 it- ll.-l piirih-r. All .Iiii-i-Il J I. Hood's lills if Hi.- .-t after-dinner I'll!-, .lid ili'-itiuu. .'.0. J. F. BARKER & GO. EGG5 And BUTTER. Administrator's Notice. VUIH K I- III KKI'.V 1.IVI.N IIIAI llll. I N lei -.ik 11' 1 1 Ini- l en i 1 t -1 1 1 1 -1 adiniul-lru Kir oi tin-1 -lulu hi Karri'! Wiu-rr, ilieioed vvitli will uiiucM'd. All 1 n Iiiimui; elaiint -'alun lil e-iiile up c uned lu .ie-' lit tin fame, villi 1 1 iu iTuper vimeb' rf, imiIiiii nix IiK'iilli-truin tin ilati 01 linn notieu t" tue nil r-laned ut In le.Hldeuee at Myrtle l'r".k U0111; a- c.iuntv, "ri K"U. Uuted tblf .t'b ilnv id May, A 0 , vr,. J U W KAVtlt, w M K. Wll.I.I.-t, AduilulMratur. Atlone y for tlic K-ial'-. 111 Hj the "Piano" l-'ly wheel, l.i the K'catcat THI CAU4t Uft Tllt It tlAlhlf H0N 'Ml Ul-MtUON TM -flANU ALOhC. .lie t liaill I'live. l.llil illail ! WOOLLEY'S A $20 SUIT OF CLOTHES ABSOLUTELY FREE! 4 ' To the Public : Ik-sides ;i legitimate amount of aihcttisinj.; in the tiewspancrs eaeh year, every ptoressive husiness firm figures upon a certain sum of money to be expended in some other mauner. We believe that the best way to spend this ccttaiu sum of money is to do il iu such a way tli.it our patrons will ifeeive the benefit ot the same. Therefore we have decided to y ! "in eus tomits, ab3olutely free, for the next thici months (May, June and July), their choice of Three (j) Fine Tailor Made Suits of Clothes, Or Three (j) Fine Tailor Made Overcoats, Oulv oue suitor overcoat ti le immii awav month and for Three Months Only. Our patroni (only) will u-ceie the beuelit ol this olfet and it don't make any difference how much or how little business we do durint' these three month-., the suits will be given away just the .same. Some otic wiil get them, will it be you? Kvery customer will stand an equal show aud the distribution will be absolutely fair aud hon est. If you need a .suit, a pair of pant or an thing iu the tailoring line call at once iud leave your order, aud yotn name will be placed on the list. I have the finest line of sample.-. -1 ciit t South ern Oregon, comprising nearly 2000 distinct patterns of both I'oreign aud Domestic Woolens, Cordutys, Crash Goods for warm weather, Fine Silk Ycstiugs. Mohair's, etc., at prices that are uuequaled, quality of goods aud workmanship cousidcted. Don't put it olf any longer but order your summer suit now while ott h.ic .t good chance to get an overcoat with it. Call aud sec samples. You ate .ilu.iy . welcome. CLAUDE B. CANNON, Representing The Royal Tailor. Room j, Review Uuikling Health is THEN Pure Fresh Drugs SOLD A. C. MARSTERS & CO. Prescriptions Killed Accurately And With Dispatch. A Full Line of Patent riedicines and Toilet Preparations. tewtwirrJSnSjy j The Popular Wheel at the Standard Price and no Better Wheel at any Price. Crescents are built on honor and sold on their merits. A. C. MARSTERS & CO. A(JENTS. Price $20 l:ach. .'.lv.lt Wealth ! USIi !W N1CHOL Will lllllltc- lllf Mt-UMOII ul lNiHul llic Ml vi-rHilalu l urm I jinielinii nl North 1111. 1 .niili I inirpiii Iiim-im) eiimineiu lK Muicli I I and ctidiUK July l-l. HaturlMH. at t arlou iiium'. i.iy try Nlaltlv, ltnclMirt(- NIC'IIOI. 1-a liaud 111 lurk Lu-vv II tlall- 1'iu, clii 'I I r 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I, .. I, iIhiii, Mi ce, l.y Ne-iu w l.'.-n: f. ! .1 April l-j .. .e. bv llio Hull. I uland Manlni I, l ulu Aliu, t ul. 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