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nUhi-i-i i l in n li i-oiuirul Main and Lain
.u.'. n. iuu W -rvlco; I'reeoliliiS, It a. bi
V io p. in ; Huljimlli ectimil, to . tu.i If,
W. W in.ll. y, H.i c iliiti'li.1MHi MboIIih at
I.mu ,,l ll.i' innrtiltiii wiivli ci Kiwt.rlb 1M"
in. Until., i.i.lln-y, rtwldi-iil. I'layer
I t inn:, v i'in.''i.' . ni . -u I' "'
fiikMl I- M'K.iti., I l.r,
l'riniiii. rntiier Mlii and Laue.
-.UVI11IN HlBt II i.XIIlT Ol CeM U4
li.u.lu.i'U. tliiu.Uy rtiitvlre; I'upllti wotmlilp,
in and 7 p. m.: Halibelh School, 10 e. m.1
V I '. x .'. K.,7 in. I'myrr Mllui. Wdno
It. H. iMLW.inTM, I'uiw.
I . 1 1 iu Hi i i Hi I 1 II flu II - iiu 1 ut tn.vl.
. .m.l.i, ., , , I, .. ul II u. ul. all-1 V W I' HI- I'I -
i iiu. tin.:. I lituvl'iy i . tllllW.
,. n w iMrtu.. !'itor.
-, i.r. -i. . I 111 I.. II.-CtlU t I ll'l
i,i.ii tr. , I- . ivli n mi mud and Imirtli
ni lny in ituum ul i n' li iii'.ntli '' -i-ry Hun.
,,i . . in ntt ""'i'il iltl BllllolllU-vd ln'IU
I,,,,. I., ,,, . Itv. Sous lUWO.S.
MtitoiiMr .
M i i in i.. ii. ruin. nimo fi ny Mi'l'
- tun,; ni l i'. . ul"
i;i , , J. I . tMi l'ttiiif
UU.li.1' MtiNTIOIN.
1 t.-Mi (nut in k'uimh jure ut i-ler'a
y rufi-r y .
Iiu- V-.itn M'jio in Hcllinu out ul aacri
l.i iiii; ini.os. Call niul lio cnnviucod.
No i t ii'l. ul U.licn und iiiUhoh' line
i-'i.j.'h, nil tl.o latest stylos, jut leieived
Ul I'll! I, III I'.IOH.
KuiKo lo Kent. Ui will take slock to
,iHiiiri. by tho week ur inuntli. V..J.
Aunt, Mcliou'.
I. alien .in.I Kiiili'iniMi Bummor knit
uiidorwem you'll linvl koo1 nnaortiuont
i,l ul very lv rUc. Novelty Store.
Uli.a .y,Tiuio eiuys must bo true.
'I ho i hoii ont i,( teas un.l coffees in town
ul
Muu. II. K.hus'k.
io V. '. T. I', will hulJ its tegular
l'l
iiu'i'iinui mi Ibc eicuiid and fourth
I I, mi-, lay ol every month at 3 :00 p. m.
in tlio i:.uilli l.tatuo room ol the M.
V.. i lull, h.
.M jrut' l'.iultiy t'uio. TIi'im iufulllble
ivim ily rli.illi uiti'H tlio w oi lil lo roiluce
iu an u 'k' proilucer. Trevcnl
ivo mi l t urn lor .ill ilioeuiei of (owls
i .u.ii nitor.l uinl for b1o ly II . M. Mar-
tin.
Korii-biiri;, 'r.
1'. .!, HouJ, iiracticul
1. wnti liiiiuKr. Miop lu
'Wnlil oxnri.BH olllce. nost to
tn,, .i..in' nuiiiliiiK, KoBotiurif, Oreiion.
utiiifH, rl.rUi iiml jw;lry rt-pniroil
in a el.illdil nunimr ut remtonublo prices.
A hIhuo ul tlio I'liblie putrotigo Ki
lloitoil. I p to il.ito iloiiliniry by I'r. MiutiK"
lui h lu-Miis llin bi'Bl and Ututt kioda
ol -Aotk hl.iKulty curtfully oud properly
;,,Mri. itiili mi Hftor tiout'le, but per-
foil M.iii-f.ii ti mi. Try I'r. trantje'a
mi iiulu'irt i nmim, tbo boHt, lateat and
iiniHt perlat iiiuili".
V"tn I ).i,l ul i lotliliin uud bats junt re
icivi'il hi llio Hoi's St')i-. Theiie gooila
wi'io oi ili-red tliiuil fioiu llio facloilea
bi-lmo wo iiniii'ipiituil of m-lliuu out, aud
mo olloioil I j I'm public at coat. Heal
lining i li.tliinu on tlio coubI, t lor luado
nut aii't' lo.l Cull and oxuunna tboni
t)ui batt mo tlio Uteft ntylea und are
uoitli ilouiilo wbat o oftei' tbeui at.
Hons Brum;.
Nutii-o in bi'ioby jsiveii to tbe public
by tlio uuilurttiKiitd that I do uot allow
ili ml uiiiinalM lo bo buried on my prem
ise, ut KoDobtiru, Oroitou, or garbage
iluiu id tborcoii or Hund or gravel tuken
lliin fioiii, iinliiHu tbo purty tuklng eund
or ui.ivi-1 liiBt eoutiuct wltn mo for tbe
ribl to do no.
TruHHpacbcrH will bo prosecuted ac
rinding In la. Aauo.n ltOHU,
lloHeburg, orogoii, Mart-li 17tb, 18B5.
1'tio dayligbt l ido along tlio Columbia
i-uiiiiol bo but interesting ut Ibm time ol
tlmvi-ar. ruHbiuigoia taking tbo 8po-
kuno l lyer, h aving tlio Union depot at
';lp. in. daily, get tlna vDw luBtlng
ovur livo li'ium. Hut Unit lu uot all.
Tlio i). K, it N. give tbrough aervice to
Spokane, uud u direct couuuctiou with
the 1 1 ui ii from iSukuuo to Kootoual
riMiulry. l'alticu alucpura aud modern
luiu la-aopuratod daily without change.
Truvulurtt
l'o Hpokuiio,
To Koualund,
To I'uloUBo Towuh,
To Clouur d'Alcno Townu,
l'o all KiiBltru WtiHliiiigtou l'olnla,
To all Northern Idaho l'ointa,
Tuke the o. 11, A N. Hpokauo lTjor,
Aud Huvo Tiuio.
I.ravo Union Poot laily ut li: lr p. in,
V, (!. London, Agont,
Uouoburg, Uiogou.
SACRIFICE SALE!
Wc urc determined to close out our large stock of
Ury Oooils, Clothing Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' and
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Ulaukcts, Quilts, Laces,
Kmbroidcrics, Trunks, Valises, cct.,clc.
JiPBffi
This time wc MUST-SHLL, us we have sold our
Real Kstatc and must give possession in Sixty Days.
NO H EH BUG.
Our late arrivals are all the best and most fash
ionable goods in the city, and are direct from the
l''uetory.
CALL SOON
AND ASK TOR PRICKS AT
Caro Bros Boss Store.
Lt everylKhly ctebrato tbo gloiionn
Fourth, on Monday next.
Iara, rlbbnin, mltin, tinn mnl llifiJ-v
have a largo assortment of. Novelty
Btoro.
Tenia, cola, ramp ibaira uud a full
ramping outllti can lm found at Alex
ander A Mrong'r.
li. A. Iloldrliluc, Tbo KvaiigidlNt, wi'l
preach ( tbo lt rrpihyturUn C'liii'i-li
at lovn o'cl- ck, Sunday July :Ji J, ist-n.
1). I)u l8. M I'., (iifimhr Ilouri!,
1'ennbju liiuiiiinnit. Ullii-e, Mttralrm
bullJing rnrbtlng i-ornor Muln and Cum
atrai-t.
The Novelty itoni bua contract for L'J
yuaraon acopyright panter which, when
placed on aallvrr ilollur, mnl.m it worth
I .U.j lu trade.
Iter. Mr. Maratura of Cleveland wca
in the city today. Ho tcporta cropa ua
OxcelliMil in hia -ction and faruiero ro
-oiiarjiiPiilly happy.
Miiia ll'iiriolta H. ( look, ucco npui)i-d
by her mother, loll by private couvy
auco for Mrtbtivld Tu.-B'Uy. Sho will
bo ubMent about il month.
W e cii II the attention of th city coun
cil to the condition of the wtr inuinn.
Had the aupply of water breu ample tbe
Ore of testerday lnigbt have bei-u uipprd
io tbe bud.
All leporta fiom the country mo to
the i-floi t that crop are exci'lUnt und
(he fartiif r are corroHpoudingly hupp ,
ml proppfrity ia dooming aa a cuiifc
iiuonce thcieof.
Sowing inai.-hinui, auwiug mnchiuci,
rowing uiachiuca at Alexander .V Strong,
and tho beat of them at that, ranging in
price from $-3 lo t:J7.50. Ut-Huro to no
i bom before you buy.
F. K. Cod man, phyaiclun aud eurgcon
(Mice In Taylor & ilnon block, resi
dence 7J0 Ktepheoa alreet. I'mfefiiioniil
culls lu town or country promptly nr.
awered night or day.
See lilce A Hice, lloueo 1 urnii-ht ri,
for every thlnx in tbo furniture lice,
largeat atock and loweat pricca, juot re
ceived a car load of Laste i n and couat
furniture. See ua for baigninu.
Tlio progress iu the cottrui-tiou of
Abraham's building ia rapidly Hearing
completion. Tho brick walla aio nearly
done. The linuera aie at work on tho
roof and the floor In being put down.
Mrs. M, A. Flaherty and .lames MuJo
of Marahtield; Hon. A. W. Iteed of
Gardiner; Mra. Gray, I. li. Murray,
Mis Millie Mack of Kugone; Mrs. T. K.
Davis of Drain aro registered at the Mc
CUlleu. It ia desired that all UiM Fellows In
good Handing attend the regular meeting
of Thilutariao Lodgo No. 8, next Satur
day evening. The D. I). G. M. will bo
in attendance and the ollicers for tho
next lei in w ill be installed.
K. II. Clarke of KI Dorado, Kansas,
J. W. Wright and K. I). Stratford iefi
lb la morning for tho headwaters of ih
North T'mpipua, aud, although they
carry heavy batteries of rapid-tiro guns,
they aro not looking for Spaniards,
J. Hamlin, who went with A. V.
Stanton with a drove of sheep (or 'Wyom
ing returned this morning. Ho left
Stanton at Huntington, after shipping
his sheep on board bO cars for a i00 inib
haul. Mr, Ilamliu reiwili wages at
Huntington are leas than here. 1'lenty
of men can bo hired for ft. per day,
Bad laud j, Upper South Umpqua,
beard from. Dooliia Hanks, Leu l'er
due, lCrnoet Bullock, John KichunU,
John Burkor, Claud McCaity and l)rn
est Volutin came down Wmlnesday
ulgbt. They report that tho crops iu
that section are immense. A light front
occurred Tuesday night, slightly dam
aging tender plant.
Tho by ill aula yesterday were so
clogged up with mud that it was Boveial
mluutos, louj itmio in case of lire be
fore I lie water had auy force, and dur
ing that time the lire got beyond cnlrol.
Had there been aulUciout force availa
ble when tbo first hose company at rived
ou tho grouud, u barrel of waler would
have sutlkod to put out the lire on the
roof of Mark's warehouse.
Weather Report
For the week uudiug June ll'Jtb, IMS.
Maximum tomporaturo, SO, ou tho -Otu.
Minimum toinpewturo, 1'.', on tbo -8tL.
rreeipitatlou, 0.
Average preclpitutlou for this luouih (or
L'O years, 1.-5.
Total proclpltatiou from Hept. 1, 1S',7, to
date, 28.34.
Average procipitatiou from Sopt 1, lil. 1 1.
Total dellcloucy from Sept. 1 , 181)7, tl.OS.
Avorngo precipitation for l'l wot trcuRoua,
Vept. to May, iucluaivo, IIJ.L'O,
Tuos, Uiiimon, obuorvor
Tllli 1RI TO HONOLULU.
Ltract4 From a PrlvaU Letter
front Lieutenant Hamlin.
At sua, haiorday, May 21), onboard
a'pumer Aimtralla, Iwund for Honolulu,
Wo are told tbia morning that w
may mi-rt a transport from Honolulu 'o
Han Tram inoo wiu time today and 1
iny p sxibly Ui able to Mnd aoma mall;
ao I will ante tml Uks the cbano.
Tho e t is wry smo-iih and nice tbia
morning for iho flrxi Urns elnco croanii g
the liar at liolduu (jale. Iam feeling
Qui-, j it g. t'iog over in ta lU-kneat
Wo lnfi nua aucborug ia 8ao Frao-ico
biy ai tMi, m., Wadnrs lay, paaaad
through ioIiIhu (Jate, and took oar
ciurxn a trifla aoutri of west direct tor
II .nolulu Tnn barwaaa trifla rough,
but not very many were made aick. I
w an not affected at all. I ate a hearty
supper aud went to bed. Daring tbe
night tho eua got much rougher. Io
the morning white ca were every
while. Ship pitching and rolling.
Mny peotlo alcU. 'ery few ont io
breakfat. I got up but my head suites
anil ktomath heaves with the sea, went
lurk to bod and ataid till noon. I ate
a few crackers, Sea still rough. I went
on duck wilh u miserable feeling. I ate
lilt lo supper and went to bed. He a
a little smoother.
Friday I got up with samo miserable
feeiiug 1 ale little breakfast, dinner or
nupprr, und retired early.
Sa'unluy I got up with a different
feeiiug, head clear, hungry, sea aicknees
all gone. I ate a hearty breakfast and
faut on deck for fresh uir. The captain
scuds word just now that tho transport
will uot take any mail, and that our
lpt.t-rs w ill not be mailoJ till wo reach
Honolulu, sol will just write a little
from time l) time, ua events occur
The City of l'ekln is iu the .lead, we on
the Australia, urn next behind, aud on
tbo left ; the Milney is third, and on our
li-ft uud rear,
Suidity, .May -J Will add a (ew lines
to my letter today. About 4t)are writ
ing in the tea liu room now. The sea
is smooth u ml nearly every one has re
covered fum pea eicUners. Two cases
of moaslea reported. I have bad them
so they have no fours for ma. Church
aerviccs juH liniahod. The hurricane
upper i tleck waa crowded. Short ser
in mi by Chaplain Gilbert. Heading of
aeriuou on "July" was treated under six
boada: "Soldier'a duty to himself, sol
diers' duty to fellow soldiers, soldiers'
duty to family and relatives, soldier'a
duty to hia ollicers, soldier'a duty to hie
country, soldier's duty to bis Creator.
Much singing aud instrumental music
by tbo band. Flaying rather poor for
for w aul of practice. We traveled 287
nub's yesterday and 310 today, making
iu all 10W. At this rate we will reach
Honolulu ubout 'ednosdajr. If meaebs
aro bad we will likely be quarantined
Hopo not. 1. li. buambrook, .eo.
Day, Harry Siocum and Frank Godfrey
are ipiite well. Good by for the pre
ont.
.lime 1, 8:30 a. m I will add another
chapter to my letter of tbia morning.
Wo aio now within akout 100 miles of
Honolulu uud moylng at the rate of 13
miles per hour, ao you eee we expect to
reach there about the middle of tbe
ufiornoou. Another cam of measles on
board this morning, eo I suppose thai
means cither iiuurantine on board ship
or quarantined camp il wo land. But
tbe night of land will be a relief. We
have hud a very tmiet, uneventful pan
age. Saw u school ot porpoises yester
day, and living flsh several times, one
llw on dick, it was tt beauty about 10
inches lng. We have uot beau worked
very hard but have managed to keep
busy most ol the time. The library has
been uaud more than I supposed it
would.
It ia quite warm here, latitude about
15 degrees north, thu water about 75
ilegreea. A I a rue canvass bath tub baa
been made, 4 feet deep and about 10 by
U'. Tho boys are retiuosted to bathe
ubout every other day. Tbe water is
pumpod iu by steam tbrough a four
inch boso aud is constantly chang
ing. Nearly all have beeu vacia
uttd. Tho guucral health is very good,
sua sickuesa about all over.
Honolulu, June -I. I speuttbeday
uahoro at tho Hawaiian celebration
l'eoplo are wild. Tho groat event of
thtlr Uvea ia about to take place an
uoxutiou. This ia a beautiful island
Biuull but fertile. Tho Hawaiian school
building ia tho finest I ever saw. .Street
cum, electric lights, graded and paved
BtroolH, beautiful residonces and thrifty
pooplo. "We have boou royally received
aud tioalod. Tablet) sot in palace gar
dons from 10 till l for about 4000 eol
dleru. Mail steamum civuio iu this after
noon with Ban Francisco papers ar.d let
ters. We leave at 7:30 o'clock In tho
morning convoyed f the CliarlenUm,
There was a reported attempt hereto
day by Epanlah spy to blow up lbs
steamer Sidney. Don't know Inat there
Is anything lo it, We may be 24 data
on our voyage to the Philippines onleM
the threatened trouble with France and
Germany causes us to move faster.
A DKl BLAZL.
, Marks A Co.' Warehouse De
stroyed by Fire.
Wedneaday at about 2:30 p. in, tha
alarm of Are we made, end lo a few
minutes the cause of tbe alarm was dis
covered. 8, Marks A Co. 'e gralo ware.
house and elevator was on Ore, and as a
high wind was blowing the flames spread
rapidly. The firemen were promptly on
hand but before they got the water turn
ed on, the fi'e had got beyond control
and in about 20 tulnotee tbe entire build
ing was wrapped In flames and burned to
tbe ground, together with the machinery
for cleaning grain and about 1000 bush els
of wheat. Keveral bnildinga caught fire
which, luckily, were extinguished. T. I',.
Cannon's barn, opposite on Fine street,
was burned and his and Mrs. i. W. Day's
re-idencee and tho cottage of W. F, Cen-
auiln oo the weit side of tbe rail
road track, (one occupied by W. 8. Britt
one by K. McBroom and a vacant one)
narrowly escaped. Toey were barely
saved by herculean efforts In carrying
water in buckets and dashing upon the
barring sides and roofs. Ti-edamageto
them was light and covered by ioiuraou e
For about one hiur It was one of the
aunt exciting times ever witnessed in
B-weborg.
During the conflagration ol the Marks
warehouse tbe roofs of houes yrl
bl'M-k distant caugdi Are aod ths owners
were buy putting tbm out by climtina'
upon the roofs witb hoee or bueke-s of
ter. And as fort one favored i hem a
general conflagration wa averted.
One eeri.tas acmdeot occ-ured during
the Ore. Mr. Wm. Cirljn white in the
act of extinguishing a fir in the i o i of
bis livery atable fell ti the ground dislo
cating tbe ankle jjiat of hi Iefi leg and
fracturing a bone and braslng the right
foot considerably. Marks aud company
bad a small inaurauce upon the ware
house bat nothing 'upon its contents.
Their los is chiefly upio the m tenner
and about 1000 bushels of wh-at and loss
to them In their business for the grain
season is just approaching. In addition to
Cannon's loss of his barn be bad a large
number of frnit treee and snobbery des
troyed that will require many yean to
replace. The damage to bis residence ie
amply coveiad by insurance, but the
narn and orchard are a complete lose.
Tbe origin of the fire.it is believed,
was caused by sparks from a passing
engine.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit Court commenced Monday
morning, Hon. J. C. l'uilei ton presiding.
The grand jury selected ia sa follows !
.1. A. Sawyer, foreman; ,S. D. McCoy,
D. Strong, S. D. Gaff, llichard Baner
W. S. Johnson, H. S. West.
The docket for this term is a short one
and tip to day the following cases have
been disposed of :
1. W. J. Brand vs. John Freeman,
foreclosure ot lien. 1'.. B. Preble atty
for pit. Continued.
N. li. Puckett v. V. F. Ben
jamin, in equity. E. B. Preble, atty.
forptf.;Geo. M. Brown, G. W. Colvig
aud J. W. Hamilton attys. for deft.
Continued.
3. Francis Fitch vs. II. L. Kinney, to
recover money, l. Lougnary auu r ran-
cis Fitch attys. forplf;Geo. M.Brown
and Smith & Colvig attys. for deft. Con
tinued. 4. Thoa. Hirst vs. 1-Jmma Naaburg,
partition. D. S. Watson and J. W.
Hamilton for plf,;A. M. Crawford for
deft. Continued.
5. Thoa. Hirst vs. I'm ma Naaburg et
al, partition. 1). 8. Walson and J. W.
Hamilton for plf. ; A. M. Crawford for
deft. Continued. '
0. F. M. Searles, insolvent debtor,
assignment. J. ". Hamilton for as
signee. Uontinueu.
7. O. II T. Beagle vs. Rachel E.
Beanie, divorce. L. Loughary for plf. ;
E. D. Stratford for deft. Discontinued
for want of prosecution.
10. Henry Little vs. Patrick Mur-
phy et al, to recover money. J. W.
Hamilton for plf ; L. Loughary for deft.
Continued for term
14. G. Goble vs W. II. Bvara, action
for damages. E D. Si vat ford for pli.;
J. W. Hamilton for deft Dismissed.
23. W. II. MnrdH-k vs Mary L.
Murdork. divorce. Brown A Tuatln for
plf. Decree granted.
25. FIvarilla V. Warner va Vernon E.
Warner, to recover money. O. T. Co-
show for plf. Kettled.
20. Harriet Mulnix va Mary Brown
et al. forecloauie. Fred Pago-Toetiu for
plf. Settled.
'2A. Herman Marks va Charles F.
Watson et al, foreclosure. F. W, Ben
son for plf. Ddfault aud judgment.
20. J. II. Boukley vs P. B. Beoklev,
to recover money. O. P. Coshow for
plf. j F. W. Bensou for deft. Settled.
30. James Batty va Matthew Lehr et
al, confirmation. Browu & Tustin for
plf. Confirmed.
31. Johu Hall, adui. vs Geo,. Kob
insouetal, continuation. F. W. Ben
eon for pit. Order for confirmation.
37. W. P. Lord et al vs. Myron Bid
wollotal, continuation. Sehlbrede &
Coahow for plf. Order for confirmation ;
38. W. P. Lord ot ol va. J. J. Thorn
ton, admr., ot al, confirmation. Sehl
brode & Coahow for plf. New order of
sale on account of clerical error in town
ship. Wan rt:n Wood on Bubitcrlption at
this olllce.
South Myrtle Creek.
Kvcrbotly is making hay while the
sun shines,
Lloyd Ady and family vUito I at Jas.
Newton's Knnday,
We feel sorry lor that man who fell off
his mower last week.
Albert HtepliMis and Waller Newton
spent Sunday at IHtlard,
Lost, r-'trayed, or Htolen. -A pet Hon.
Was seen last on the rond between here
and Oakland. Any Information regard
ing hia whereabatits will lie gratefully
received. People wilh Uinbekhould ose
every precaution available.
Four loads of lumber was taken lo
Days Creek from I'otta's mill' Saturday.
It will be need In building tbe new
school house.
Mrs Kellers and Miss Bell visited at
Johnny Stephen's Saturday.
Charles I'otli made a pleasant rail at
Mr. McDonald's, Fnnday.
Sunday, they appointed their com
mittee to prepare the grounds for
Children's Day No. 2. Noah Kellers did
such efficient work at the first one that
they tried every available means to get
him to ant on this one; but not having
liniahod hie work on tho other committo
ho felt justifinil in declining to serve.
Miss Ethel Mc Donald, we are pleased
to learn, has nearly recoverid from her
recent illneaa.
Mr. C'baney and family went home
from Banday school with our genial
Supt.
Later The lion has been recaptured
and, ao far as we can learn, has done no
serious damage ; but there is talk of
shipping him to Eastern Oregon.
Nsu akd Tat.
Bohemia Qoid (Tines.
A gentleman by the name of Powers,
representing- the Codaby brothers of
Cbicaa-o. baa been in the Bohemia
mining district this week, looking Vt
some of the mining property, and es
leialiyih Helena mine. This min
is owned by Jennings nroiheni and Mr.
Bruno. List year these gentlemen tin
neleit into the mountain aiont 70 feet,
and this year they started a new tunnel
ht-low tbe other and have gone in about
CO fret, iinc iveiing some very rich ore.
Mr. Power states that some of the ore
examined by him assays in Ue neigh
borhood of $1000 to tbe ton There ie
now atont 30 tons of assorted ore on 'he
ground ready for million. There is a
rirong probability that Mr. Powers wtl
buy the mine f"r the gentlemen ha rei
resents in wbicb event a good mill will
be establiahed there.
There are now six or seven mills in
that district, and tbe mills at tbe Cham
pion and MuMcjtoines, of ten and five
stamps, respectively, are running now.
Several new milla will probably be pnt
in tbis summer.
A great deal ol prospecting ia now go
ing on, and tbe Bohemia district is be
coming of greater importance every year.
There is no longer any question but
there ie a great deal of rich ore there,
and capital is becoming interested aod
will bring it out Eugene Register.
Scottsburg.
Celebrate the 4th.
Go and enjoy yonrself.
Anniversary No 122.
J. Frever took two loads of mohair to
the K. li. last week.
Wm Davis aod son, formerly of Doug'
las county, paid bis sister, Mrs. Wm
Burchard, a short visit recently. Mr.
Davis was on bis way to Idaho.
Mr. Cox purchased a large band of
sheep near Klkton and Long Prairie
and took them to bis home on the
Siuslaw a few days ago.
Ivuseet Butler, who has been at Scbo.
Geld for several weeks, came ap tbe
river on Saturday.
Frank Sagaberd was taking a short
vacation and visited Loue Prairie and
vicinity.
Koht Wade took some tine large cat-
tlx to Drain the first of tbe wek.
Wo were much pained lo hear ot the
nad drowning of tbe son of Capt. Berg
man cl the L. H ., Ia Clear Lake at
TViicooa A young lady was also
drowned, wboe name we did not ascer
tain.
Curry County Coal.
Oregon is a (treat country for lame
things. First, a lare republican muj r
ity the O h of Junn, then an extra larje
grain crop, in fact all kitnta of crops that
Oreitoa produced, and the largest Vein
coal (in I'orry countv, in the waters ol
sixe-) ever etrnck itiN side of t-ie mo n
or am where elite Only 107 e t in
thickness; Not a clay or shale m am in
all that ibickneax, and all good conkii g
coal. D 'n't tbmk th.t I bei.mir t in
KoeuU'g R vie sulT Tht- in a f
aa to 'tilckiiOHi. au 1 qiulil-, ! ul t
auantity. if thn-e mil-s suuaiv ail do
for quantity. J. i.Halmu.
To the Public.
On and after this date, 1 wish it under
stood that my terms for all undertaker's
goods are cash witb the order. 1 find
lmnoasible to do business on a credit
basis, and he live that I can do better by
my patrons and myself by selling strictly
for casu. P. Basnoicic, Undertaker.
Roeeburg, Ore., April 12. 18J5.
A Bargain.
Spleudid dwelling property consisting
of three lots, well tiuished bouse and
outbuildings, offered at a genuine bur
itaiu by tbe Koseburg Building A Loan
Aeeocfaliou. Inquire of
Hkhmam M.UiKH, Secretary.
Men Wanted.
The following dispatch, w hich explains
itself, was received this moruiug:
Oakland, Ok , Juue 30. Due buu
dred meu wanted on Bobomin road
Apply ou woik. T. i. Itt i ii
" , Riddle. ,
liev. W. (!. Miller preached at this
plsce Sundsy.
P A, Wilson was doing business In
Itoseburg Monday.
Miss Anna Bogus eme homw Balne
day morning, having completed bet
school at Ruckle.
lie. T. B. Ford preached an excellent
sermon at tbe church bouve Friday
night.
Y, Raymond of Days creek ea at this
pUce Friday attending quarterly meet
In. . .
Mrs. Gallop and daughter, Mrs. Sher
man of Myrtle Creek, were lo oar el'y
Friday.
Wm. Brown and Miss Clara Stearns
of Canyonville were in this city last
week.
Krnest D. and Miss Grace Riddle
were viaitlng with tbe family of Judge
Riddle at Glenbrook Sunday,
Tho M. I'-. Church held qaertarlv con
ference at tbis place Friday. Dr, T. B.
Ford, presiding elder was In charge.
Mrs. Simmons of Grants Pass came
down lait week, and ia visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Goo. R. P.iddle.
Mrs. T..T. Wilson and children of
Elkton arrived bere Wedneaday and are
visiting relativee in this vicinity.
Joeeph Lett and wile bave become
residents of oar city and are occupying
rooms in tbe Catching building.
Mrs. Sylvia Catching came down from
the Cracker Jack mine Saturday and
will spend a week or two viaitlng it
this vicinity.
Mr. snd Mra. Dooell of Portlaod came
op Saturday morning to attend tbe wed
ding of tbeir son, G. W and M la
Laura Fiekert.
Cbaf. Feikert came down from th
canyonville last week and reports t'
be baa completed bis wood contract for
t-ie railroad company.
Miss Blanch Riddle, who baa been in
at'euiUnce at tbe Agricultural collegia
Corvl.iM, a-riv-d bore Tboreday even
iua and will upend tier va.miioo a
home.
Our acbool ciowd Friday. Trot. Rice
ba- i roven hmnlf to be a gentleman oi
high educational at tin meats and we
wish him tucceee wherever he may go.
Mr aud Mrs. G W. Ingtes-Donell
bad tbe honor of being serenaded l-j
the Riddl- "band" 'ardy night
Yen, they were out io ful. force, and
grrat was their m-rnment that (he .in
can aod cow bell were made to seno
forth the most meludiuua mumc. fh-
spirit of entbuaaism spread eo rapnt'y
uat even tlio lazy town dog caught I
up, joining wi.dly in on tbe chorus, ano
for a time tbe air was filled witb th
treble notes of tin can melodies; aod
this was ths old time blessing (7) gently
and lovingly bestowed. While war die-
lurbs the nation'e pease and men be
come world-famous in a day, cunning
little Cnpid continues to ply bis con
nubial art, and as a result be Las sen
bis dart unswerving to the hearts of Mr.
G.W. Inglea-Donell and Mies Laura C
Feikert, mho were united in marriage a
tbe residence of tbe bride s mother in
this city Saturday, June 25th, Rev. C.
M. Bryan performing tbe ceremony.
The wedding wai a quiet affair, only a
few relatives and friends being present.
Tbe groom is a popular employe of tbe
S. P. Co., and tbe bride is one of Rid
dle'e most accomplished young ladies
Tbe happy couple left Sunday morning
tor California where they will make their
future home. We wish them a long
life of joy unmarred. Scohcuek.
The Crescent is the Beat.
Koseburg, Or., June 21, 1398.
To whom it may concern :
This is to certify that I purchased
(.'resent race wheel of A. C. Marsters
Co. on April 10, 1893, and since then
bave rid leu it 1900 miles over rouah,
craggy highways and muddy mountain
traiU, without a single break and only
one puncture, which I repaired mieeif,
For strength, durability, heantv, fin-
l1. .,! running tho '0,W.. i. "
haa UO rqUai, for tuo haV bvB t.i,
and not found wanting in any of the
above uamed qualities.
I have owned (and had tbe pnvt.e.e
of using) aeveral different makes of hi
cycles, but I would aay to any one de
siring a firai-ulaaa wheel in every ie
sped, and one that will stand hrd
usage and wear to purchase a high-grade
"Crescent." Respectfully,
W. WatoiiT,
Program and Prizes for July 4, 1898.
10 A l,
gillie. P ix , !.
Base ball
2 P. M.
100 yard 1 -h P s 6.
2 mile 11 ... , m ni.y 1 iao
tree S lv.'l C'lp, Va U-' $111
prx-, eilver mo tal, value $2 50.
limb jump Prix- $3.
lboad j imp. Priso $3.
. Firei
S-cOnd
Half-mile tdciolo race, hoys under 10
Pr r, sweater, value f2.50.
One mile bievcie race, amateur.
Prise, silver medal, value $5.
120 vard hurdle race. Prize So.
Pole vault. P'iie 3.
Parade forms at court housa at 10 a
m. Rcseburg K. of P. band iu attend
ance.
Usual ceremonie on arriving at the
groiiude. Fred Pare-Tnstin, ora'or.
Wanted.
20 tons of good hay. Sealed bide will
be received for bay by tbe commandant
of the Oregon Soldier Home uutil Satur
day J-ulyOib, 1S9S. Bids must do-o-lbe
kind and quality, baled or lcoae. Hay
to be placed In barn at tbe Home.
W. U. Bvabs,
Commander.
Now Is a good tiuio to pay your sub
bCliptioll,
Rayai saafcas the U4 pars,
waetaeMate ea eaiMaae,
APR
I
Fffwczn
Absolutely fur
0rWAa arW9 fv,, IfwMf WM
Dewey bats at the Novelty Store.
New line of lace cutalns at tbe Nov et
ty Store,
Reduction m ernrte at tbe Novelty
8tore to close ou the line. '
jlandsomeat line of summer goods In
town at the No" lty Store.
No mistake will ba made by having
your dental work done by Dr. Strange.
Morgan & Wright pnoetnre proof tires
at tbe Crescent Cyclery, per pair.
Broken lots of Oxford Tie eboee we are
closing out at a reduced price. Novelty
Store.
Call at tbe Boss Store and prise their
goods, aod you will be surprised to find
tbem at such low figure.
Tboee who desire a bigb grade of den
tal work should see 8. M. Hamhy In the
office of F. W. Haynee, Review building,
telephone No. 4.
Inquiries are coming in from all parte
of the county to Churchill A W -cley in
regard to tbeir chain drive m er a d
ever Binder with fly wbee:
Tbe up-to-date farmer that u ea bis
b nker knows that a flywheel on his
inder U just aa eewentiai a on feed
Chopper ir steam vtigii e
For prices and qua-itt eab at in old
riainal a'and, Freen and iirimj riii,
andv and nuts, cigars an tobacco at
prices to suit all. Mas H E tos
ro avoid pain, eave lime, trouble and
nony, have your dental or d ie by
S. VI Hamhy, a gradna e ' .ne -1 he
admg denul collrgee f toe U i ttil
rt ts.
Rememb-r ht Dr. 9
an- 1" 1
ti'U, , d i .1
f..l y rri t-
mat.en' reenlen ot K n
here temporarily, ttia n
li bin wo k and i ti- re
ail imex t -.
f Ii v tis
make aood hi itnarant'
r.
Tbe ice cream baa arrived Hrad
quarters at tbe Kandy Kitchen, bere
lie beet is to be bad. Farndtea hud-
lied. Orders promptly attended to.
Pare fresh candies, soda water ami ice
ream eoda.
A few doxen of tboae Ke tacky made
pants, snbetantial and well mad, no
shoddy. Also a few dozen women',
men'e, boys' and children's shoe", regu
lar wearers. Hats for sunshine and
shade, underwear for hot and sold
weather, and various other articles at
living prices, at U. C. Stanton 'a.
Dr. W. S. Hamilton ia the Secretary of
the Board of U . S. Examining Surgeons
for Pensions at Roeeburg, and all com
munications should be addressed to him.
W. 8. Hamilton. Secretary,
K. L. MrxLifB. President,
S. Du Gab Treasurer.
By tbe Board.
Educate Tour llowele Wilh Caacareta.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, ac. If C C. C. fall, druggists refund money.
Will Come Again.
Prof. Hyman & Co., tbe German aoo-
list and catarrh apecialiet from Portland,
ill be at tbe McCailen Hotel July 21
and 22, for two davsonly and return once
each month. We will eure your catarrh
no matter how chronic, without fail.
Ca'arrh is a very dangetoia di-oe.
We treat catarrh without medici e in
ternal! Call and hav a rtendl. 'elk
ebb tbe Frf. which cogs ablutey
sothiss. G'a-ses fl'MJ f,r ee-, Offl"
hours in R eebura- all day R member
he da e f onr cominn.
For Over Kitty Veais.
AM Old ano Wll-Tibh Rsmbdv. Mr
Wtnalow'a 8ouUuns Syiup ba been uaeil lor
nverBfty years OJ inlUlonaot motlien, for then
children while teething, with perfect uerwak.
tt soothes the child, softens the Runu. allay all
pain, cures wind 00U0. aud U the beat remody
lor Dlarrhtaa. Is pleananl tn the t,.te tol1 h)
truioMita to every fart ot the world. Twenty-
Sve eenls a hoi tie Ila value 1 iticninii lamp.
Re mre ami aak for Mra. Wlnalnw' Snnthlng
ayrnp. and tak ao other kind.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tha Kin. You Have Always Bough.
Bears the
Signature of
ECONOflY HARKET,
L. KOHLHAQEN, Proprietor,
baatsa in
Fresh and Salted Meats,
JA' KHO ST., KOSKHI'RO, Oil.