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Eosimn SACRIFICE SALE! OUT DALE AT Caro Bros iSTORE i w W V w W w W WW w wwwwwww MIC PliAlNDBALER JULY 11. IHHB. . . UKIIil' MtiNTION. Uin P,tse Mmo 1" selling, out at sacrl llcing pi Ices. Call and be convinced. New stock of Mies and mlasoa' fine !,.t.a, nil the I .Hint sljitis, jt locelved at I'm i oil Hi or. Hang.) I.) Kent .-Or witl tkt stock to puaturn tiy the week or luunlli. F.. J. Arat.t, Mclroeu. Wli.it ivtryono says must be true. 'I he i holiest of teas and coffee l town j Mh. II. Eamon's. Tho V. C. T. V. will hold ltaiogular meetings "it ttio second end fourth TlniiKtUy uf evt-iy month at 3 .00 p. in. in the Epwurlh l-cuguo rooui ol Hie M. c li'in li. Mvinit1 T -ul ry Ohio. This infallible ifimuly rbaliiiigiie the world to produce its equal m an egg producer. Prevent i vo mid nuo for all dleeaaoa of fowls t.uar.t.ilctd end lor sale by H.M- Mar lui, Um hurtf, Dr. -.rc-r I'. ' U'"J. practical J&Yjy? watchmaker. Shop In mifWi ' fry1'1' ""sa fflce- .' J..' ..ii'ding. HMN.bUM, Oregon. Wub'i tl kIo mul jtwelry repaired in a d.tilf.il manner at reasonable prices. A hi. ate nf the public patroi.sgo eo- liiid'il. I p to dalo ilci.li-.Hy 1-y Dr. Niaugs; li,i U iiiKui.n Urn U iil mul lato.t kinds ul woik ikiifully carefully oud properly inserted with no after trout 1, but pur la t B.i(n-f.i. ii in. Try Strauge's m..iitiltiit.riuaus, Hio bcsl, latest end uiohl pciloct made. Ih. I. W. Kublneii;, of Jacksonville, ln bet ii appointed special deputy col lector of i.itcrnal rovenuo for Eastern Oregon. This in worthy p ointment, ii4 !r. K-iUuhoii is in ever way quali li.l fur this position, in addition to be iin; sound leput.licun. Cm l u.l of tlutl.luK mid lull jukl re-t-uivt'd m tliu ll" H '"' Tl,ue kooil ttfi.i i'. Iiu-d tliiect f.om the fctoilei lulo.o i)m.li.l'tfJ of nrlliuitout, and mo olificd t ) tho public at cot. Bfit lining il"tl.initoii tlo couRt, tlor tuede not vxeeptod. Cell td ciumine Ilium Dm I. Hie Hie tho Matt 'yl J r worth doulilo whet e offer them at. 1!ohs KroKK. HarKalnsl Unrgalnslf UargalnsllI In pLuioH. uremia und inunieal goode. llicyrlcii no und eiond bund at the I jui'hl i lii i'B poMPil.lc. 1 bavo aleo got iiboul ihirly thousand foot of lumber which 1 h.vo Ukon iu trade for goode, und will aoll cheap, I nm not In the lumber huMiiivHa, T. K. HiciiAUtisoN, Hoaobarg, Or. Llat of Letters UeuiHiiilntf uncttllod lor iu the Koae buvg poatollii'o. l'oraoua calling for theao luttt i a will pleaae atate the date on which they wero advertlaed, July 14th. Tho loltoie will m charged for at the rate of ono cent each. Clark, T. II. Howard, Mm. Uaunlleti, Mre Win .Smith, Miae Miroa IIoitt, 1". M. Willace.A. I-. llurplt), .Ua. W. A. l u.um, V. M. l or a High School. Ala tecoul iiiuutiug of the uhool bj.itdtl.0 priuoipal wae autborlied lo prepare mi advuueed courao ol etudy in I'ludiui; two yeur'e work. Htixleula coinpleliiig thia coureu will bo given credit for their work at tho tinivoi ditiott, colleges and etufo normals of Oregon. - Touid in duiruying tho expeueon of thia dopm tuiout , a email tuition will be churgod. All who ilealro to uttoud dnr iug tho year uro ioiUOBteilto notify the prlucipiil bofoio August -"Jtb. This ad. dltiou to the school courao will bo vory popular with llmtjo desiring to tako the adv.mcod work. It la to bo hoped that our people will tncouruge this move iiiont in every way possible, us uutblog would ba of groat cr benollt to our city tlmn h well-coiultictod high school. Bicycle Tires THAT... DON'T MAKU YOU TIRED Those Morgan cS; Wright Flank Road 1 ires (jmnct me proof.) A. C. Marsthrs cSi Co. VVc arc determined Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' Gents' Furnishing Goods, Mankcts, Quilts, U Kmbroiderics, Trunks, Valises, cct.,ctc. ai m ecus or ni This time we MUST Keal ivstatc and must NO Our late arrivals iouablc goods in the factory. CALL SOON AND ASK FOR PRICKS AT Caro Bros www New line of calicos at the Norulty Store. I4irge line of rallies at tlm Novnlty fHnre. Wanikd Woid on vubacrlptiou at Ibis ofllre. Dr F. 0. UOIime is faking an outing at Yaquiua Hay, Colonel J. II. Lddy and family will summer at Yaipiloa bay. New and large anaortuient of men 'a bats at Ibe Novelty Store. Itlcbard Rauer, of Edeobower, is build ing a fruit dryer st his place. New line of cottonade paots at the Novelty Store, all alz, can fit btout men. ri.il. Ort kley, J. T. Ilfnkla and W. K. Medley have been appointed special dep Uty sheriff. Wild blackberries an b-ii.g Kathertd iu large tioanlltieii. Tlio crop is lure and the bvrrlos very fine. l. S. W ett ha sild bia insurance buainees iu tbla city to ll. Clay I.ou?, who will colli inut I ho butinen. l'rotHKU'iog Ailoiuey Cieo. M . I'.rown bus appointed J. I rvd Yito", dtpuiy district attorney for Bon ton count . Friday V uoiUibouud overland p.iN'd through here sii bourn Ute, canned i y fallen Irrce iu the Cow- creek canvoii. The victory !( with Atnerica'a tireatrel Metlicine, Hood's raaparilla, when it rutna the l.aitle agaiiiHt impure blooj. It ia cetlmatod thit from M t 100 c.tr loada of dried prunes will be iiiarkt.it d from S juthern l'otiglas during tho in d ent svaeon. Thete are a large number of fruit-dry ere being erected in this county I take care of tho iiumenao crop of fruit now maturing. I'rof. L. H. Travel and wife havo ar rived iu tho city and have taken up their residence in the CoiiMiog boure north eaat of the courtbouae. Claudo Kiddle la acting as luieiuau of thia office during the absence of Mana ger Benjamin. He has not forgotten bow to run a newspaper while attonding college. Will Emery, of Coles Valley, writing to a Eugene man from Omaha, eiyn that the Oregon exhibit is tho pooreM Slate exhibit at the exposition. Thia should be remedied at onco. T. J. Wileoo loft last Friday for Scio, Lion county wbero be is engaged ss principal of tho schools for tho coming yeai. His family are visiting relatives at Kiddle and will joiu him later. Itev. J. L. Jones, of this city, is a for mer neighbor of tho now celebrated Lieut. Hobsoo, both reeiding in the same plaeo In Alabama for many years He speaks very highly of Hobson as a hoy. Albany Democrat. Churchill iV Wooiiey repoit a laige sale on their Celebrated Jones I'lano Binders with fly wheal, having placed fifteen in the fields of Douglas County so far. Our progressive farmers know a good thing when they see it. I'rof. E. II. Anderson has shippod his goods to Drain, whether be goes to ac cept the presidency ot the State Normal school. He carries with him the best wishes of the people of Salem and Ma rion county. Salem Independent. The county court bus ordered that 3 percent, penalty be added to all taxes delinquent ou tho rolls after May S, lS'JS. A rebate, however, will bo allowed of 2 per cent, ou all taxes paid during July, and 1 per ceut. on all paid during Aug ust. Cbarles Cook, of tilendale, visited our city Wednesday lust for tho purpose of purchasing wining supplies for uae at bis mine near Glendalo. lhe properly baa been bonded to a Chicago syudlcate aud work of development, is going for ward uuder the wauagetuout of Mr. Cook. Oregon Miuing Journal. I'rof. J. A. Buchanan, who has loan principal of our public schools fcr tho past two years, has gotio to lvosuburg, wboro he will ougago iu tho practice ot law. Tho professor's work whilo in Dallas was satisfactory., and be will make a success of the . law in his new location. Dallas' loss is liosoburg's galu. Folk County Ohsorvcr. The county court has ordered a coun ty trail opeued from the south liuo of section 5, lu Tp. 21, s, It. 11 W, 13 rods of balf-milo stake, theuco iu a southerly direction through tho lauds of M. Dolau, John Joyce aud T. Ciabriol, and endiug at tho Joyce laudiug ou Smith river, all iu road district No. M. Win, Dewai", Geo. Haldorco and Wiu. Kichardfl were appolutod viewers to meet at Gardiner on August (1, 1303. to close out our .arec stock o SELL, as vc have sold our give possession m Sixty Days. HUflBUG. arc all the best and most fash city, and are direct from the Boss Store. l or the beat harvest shirts, go to the Novelty Storo. Tho psy car made its monthly visit to itoaehurg today. Ex-County 8np't Douglas Waits went to Oakland f-'aturday. I) xtor U'ce was attending to legal btiainosa at Drain Saturday. Summer milliner at greatly reduced prices at the Novelty Store. Congressman Tboe. II. Tongue has re turned horns for the vscation. We are alaugbtorina prices on summer goode to close tbem out. Novelty Store. Do you smoke? If so, get the Artie tigar at Kruse Sc Sbambrooks, sols sgents James II. Flanafan of Marabfield, was vUiting the family of T. It. Hberldin last week, Smoke the "Artie," the beat 6c cigar of the year. Kruse A Shambrook, solo ngcuts. II. M Martin will buy and ship bsy. Farmers having hay will do well to Call and sen him. Have you aeen the Wickleee (aleo Kick lea , Blue Flame oil stove, at Cuurcbill A Woolley'e. H. M. Martin has just received a car load of binding twine. Farmers will uihkn s note of thi. Try the "Aria'' aud jon will got the beat 5 cr-ui cigar in town. For sale by Krusu A Shamdrosk. Y. C. Loudon and II. Clay Long have formed a partnership for the purpose of fiigiglng in the insurance bneinrss. Judgo W. K. Willie of Koeebnrg waa iu tonn Thuraday and made this office a call. i iregou Miuing Journal, Grant! I'aae. J. Jatkulek of Nelson, Wash., s former reel. lent aud buainess man of this cltv, is shaking hao ls with old friends in the city to .lay. Cohow A Sheridan have inoved their law tillice lo rooms in tho lteview bnild irg where they have convenient and cuiunio lio'is offices. J. I'. Tuppor returned Wednesday 'rum a r.hoit visit iu Douglas county, lit was accompanied to Coo i by A. M. Crawford. ltandon Kecotder. By un error iu lat week's I'laix dcalf.k the Smth. Myrtle Creek news ileum wt re eigned "Adv." lbs signa ture sboul 1 have been "Eli." L. 1. Conn, of Lakeviow, has been ap pointed deputy district attorney for Lake county by C. B. Watson, prosecut ing attorney for this district. Klamath Republican. Mrs. Arlington started laat Monday (or Portland where she will represent the Drgrco of Honor lodge of the A. O, U. W. of this place, st the grand lodge. Ma rah field Sun. Simon Caro leaves ou tonight's over land for Portland to attend the graid lodge, A. O U. W., which meets iu that city tomorrow and to which he has been elected a dolcgatn. Sewing machines, sewing machines, aew ing machines at Alexander & Strong, and tho beat of them at that, ranging in price from f:'3 to $37.50. Beau re to see them before you buy. F. U. CoQ'man, physician and surgeon Office in Taylor A 'Wilson block, real- deuce t0 Stephens street, rrofssslonsl calls iu towu or country promptly an- awored night or day. See Kice A Uice, House Furnishers, for every thing in the furniture line, largest stock and lowest prices, just re ceived a car load of Eastern and coast furniture. Soe us for bargains. The SoldU iV Home board havo re pealed the oi dor appropriating part of tho peusiou of the Inmates to the use of the board. It should never have been made iu tbo first place. Albany Demo ciat. Dr. E. V. Hoover has been designated by the couuty court as county pbysl clan for tho city of Koseburg, and within a radius i'f live miles; also of poor on county poor (arm, and insane examina tions st a salary of (10 per month. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Clark, of El Do rado, Kansas, who have boon visiting tho family of E. D. Stratford, of this city, loft this uiorulug fur Omaha, Neb., where they will visit relatives and take iu tho exposition, after which they will return home. Geo. C. Stauley, editor oi tho Ashland Town Talk, has enlisted und gone to SuuFrauclsco to joiu the uost expedi tion to Mauila. While hois absent, at least, tho paper will bo uuder the edi torial uiatiagomeut of bis sister, Marga ret L. stauley. Towu Talk is a bright tittle local papor and we wish tho cew tuunugcmenl every tuccens THE DONS LEAVE. At 4:55 Sunday the Spaniards Retire. The Victory Is Complete and the Yellow Flaj: Comes Down 25,000 Prisoners. Wash!otoj, July 10. The war de partment has besn informed by Goneral Shelter that the surrender is computed, and the Hinlah will evacuate Santiago at 0 o'clock tomorrow. Washington, July The following message has just been received, and Is given out by Adjutant-General Corbin : "The surrender has been definitely settled and the arms will bo turned over tomorrow morning and the troops marched out as prieoners of war. The Spanish colors will be hauled down at 0 o'clock, and the Areeiican ttiK hoiated. (Signed) Shelter, Maj -General." WAtm.woToN, July lo, 0:15 P. M The following has Just t een received at the whits House; r" ''Camp near Santiago, July 10. To the President; I thank fou, and my arm? thaoke you for your congratula tory telegram of today, lam proud to eay that every man performed hi daiy gallantly. Your measago will be read to every regiment in the army at noon to morrow. (Signed; Sha'.ter, Major-Gn eral." Wasnik'OTO.v, July 18 The w ar depart uieot has posted tho following mesaage: "Headquaiters, near Santiago, July 16. The conditions of the capitulation loclude all the forces and war material In tho deserted territory. The) Uniied Ma toe agree with as little delay ss possible, to transport all Spanish troops in the district lo the kingdom of Spain, the troops, a, soon as poasihle, to em bark from tho ueareet garriaon they now occupy. The officers aro to retain Uieir side-arms, and the ofticem and men re ain their personal property. Tiie Span iah commander is authorised to Uka the military archives belonging to the sur rendered district. All Spanish fo'Cs, known as volunteers. Moirili. Zadves nd Guerillas, who wiab to remain in Cuba may do. no, nnder parol during the present war, crvlug np their arms. Tb Spanish f jrcea march out of Santiago with honors of war depositing their arms, by mutaal agrement, to await the dispoaionn of toe United States go vein ment, it being understood the United Stales commimlooers will recomend that tho Spanish soldiers return to Spain with the arms they eo bravelr defended. This leaves the question of the return of the arms entirely lo the hands of the gov eminent. I invite attention to lhe fact that several thousand surrendered, said by General Torsi to be 11,00 men againat whom a shot has not been fired. The return to Spain Id this dietrict amounts to about 24,000 men, according to General Toral. (Signed) fiualter." Thanks of the Nation Sent to Shsftcr. Wasuinoton. July 16 The following measages wer9 sent todig: "To General Scalier, commander at the front, near Santiago: The president of the United States sends to you and your brave army the protound thanks of the American people (or your brilliant achievement at Santiago, resulting in the surrender of the city and all the troops and territory under General form). Your splendid command endur ed not only th hardships and sacrifices incident to tbo campaign and battle, bnt in the stress of heat and weather triumphed over obstacles which would overcome men less brave and determin ed. One and all displayed the most con spicuous gallantry and earned gratitude of the nation. The hea rta of the people lorn with tender sympathy to the sick and wounded. slay the Father ot Mercy protect and comfort them. (Signed) William M'Kixuv," "To Major-General Shelter, at the front, near Santiago : I caonot express in words my gratitude to you and yonr heroic men. Y'our work has been well done; God bless you all. (Signed) K. A. Alger. Secretary of War." ANOTHER TRANSPORT READY. Troops Will Embark on the Pennayl- ' vanla Today. Sax Francisco, July 16. Major-Gen eral Meriiam has assumed command of the expeditionary forces. Today, in spite Stop coior U 1 'A J w of the ln.mei4 amount of w, rk that baa thus l.ir l.ee.'i ah'inldered on hi command active prepaiati ma were coiiilnnd lo get off the Vessels of the fourth Manila expedition as toon as p mail. la. Tl.ire will ho a final bpoction of tho I'ennsyl vania tonight, and If everything ia rati - factor, the troop deaignaiud for ht-r will tie ordered to emti.irk tomorrow. The troops that are detailed for lhe Pennsylvania are the Firat Montana and the recruits for tho Firrt California. Tho Soti'li Dakota regiment Is to g on the lilo Janl-ro. It is d ni'ilful w.iethpr tho Itio will be ready b? Too lav. Tim delay la In pu tlng In tht hunk'. Men will work sll day toin'irrow. ihcro is, sJ far, no sign of tbo tit. Paul, dim from St. Michael. She is n w a week over due, but has probably bad to wait for river steamers. The Uiah light battery of volunteer artillery received orders ibis morning lo prepsrs and he ready to embark on the Itio without delay. They cousist of 105 officers and men. The New York troop, which the Johnaon-IxM-ko Company has contracted 10 land fa Honolulu between n"w and ugut 17, will probably go on the Cen tennial HunitKjhlt and Tillamook. Ti.e CfDtnn al went on the drydock t-nlay. The Ked Cross Society, it Is Said, will Inspect ber with the view of u ing her as a hospital abip at Manila Brigadler-'ieneral II. G. Otis has de cided not to depend on the St. Paul as a transport. "I can't afford to wait (or her," said he "The Rio Janeiro and Pennsyl vania will be ready first. They are fitting upas fast a po-sihlo. I shall not wait tor tho St. I'anl. She can join naat Honolulu. The Pennsylvania will probably be my flagahip." Private Staff jrd, company C, First Tenneeaee volunteers, has died of ty phoid fever. Private Bartlett. nf the Twentieth Kansas, who died of menin gitis on WeiJnes1ay, has been buried in tbo national cemetery at the Presidio. WATSON'S RAID- Eastern Squadron Preparing to Start, Washington. July 10. Commander Brownson, of tho auxiliary cruiser Yan kee, was m canferenro wi'h Secretary Long today arranging (or 1 ;.o trip of bis ship with a large cargo of ammunition for Commodoie Watson 'a squadron in its attack on the coast cf Spaia. The Yankee is at Newport and will sail to morrow for Santiago. She will reach there aliout next Tuesday, and the big stock of ammunition wnl then be placed aboard the batil-shipa and cruiterf. fhis traiiEfer of powder and th lis is a delicaie operation, requiring time, and ;it is probable that the week will ho weii tlong before this and the coaling of the Yankee will permit the squadron to actu ally get under way for Spain. Owing to tho important mifsion of Commodore Watson's squadron and its p-wsibii'y of long absence from an American port, every magazine on the ships will be fall when the ships sail. Admiral Sampson recently made requisition for the ammunition supplies, as these bad run low as a result of the engagement with Cervera's squadron aod the frequent shelling of Santiago. One load already baa been taken down on a supply sbip, and t'e Yankee now fills up the full qoota Ech battleship ill have about 200 tons of powder with 50 to 70 of the largest 12-inch or 13-inch shells, according to tbe size of the big auoa; 70 to 80 3 inch .hells; 200 to 300 shells for C-pounders, and other medium eizsd guns, and 500 to S00 rounds for the small rapid tire guns. Tbe cruisers carry approximately the Bame allowance, without tho shells for the 12 and 13-ir.'b guns. Aside from this equipment of 'bells, the squadron is well provided with solid armor-piercing steel shot. Thera has been no call for a renewal of tho sup plies of the armor pierceis, aa Admiral Sampson's fleet seems to have used very few of them thus far, coufiuiun their work to the big explosive thells. Tbe latter, although cot made for armor piercing, are tested by the navy depart, ment to pass through four inches of solid steel, not exploding until through the steel. They have done such execution that Admiral Sampson has reserved al most bis entire stoca ot armor piercing shells. The navv department will not set a time for the departure of Commodore Watson's squadron, hut with the deliv ery of the ankee's supplies of ammnni lion, very few days will bo lost before Ibis formidable squadron will be beaded for Spain. Cervera In Prison. ANNArOLU, Md., July 10. Admiral Cervera and about fcrty Spauish officers were brought here today, aud are now prisoners of war within the I'uited States naval academy. At the wharf Commander Edwin White, with a tie tachmeut of United States marines, was waiting their coining. 11 O "3 u t; d. 6Cl TUB OREGON. The finest Battle-ship That Ever fix Isted. New Yons, July 11 A T. lb nm apt. Ial from Washington s-iva: The nnimralleled prrforiri.iii-e of th battle-ship Oregon, in croitiog 15,'KX) u. lies lo tke an active part In thtr war against Spain, so speedily followed by ber magnificlnnt race test the American fleet in pursuit of the Cristohnl Colon lerf than two weeks ago, how is to be inward ed by the flying of the commander-in-chiefs flag r n the battle-ship dm Ing the transferring of tbe rest of l.oVllitles to "pain Itself. Tbe Oregon's achievement has scarcely been fully appreciated, thougri it has evoked the spplanse of the world, nntil to-day, when the steam leg of the Veeael reached Commodore Mel ville, to be filed in the rec jrda of tbe na vy department, in accordance with tbe regulations. The official volume, with its hundreds of entries relating to every minor occ u r rence in the engine-room of tho vessel since the first tf the year, constitute the m st remarkable proof of lhe big' efficiency and capabilities of a wsrsbl that ever existed. Extracts showing simply lbs main re suits of the Oregon's run from Paget s iund, where the vessel was in dock ai the time the Maine waa blown op, to her arrival at Jupiter Inlet about two months later, will permit a more accurate statement of ber wonderfol endorano than has been possible op to tbe present time. She left Paget sound Msrch 6th, ar riving st San Francisco March 0th, mak ing 820 knots in 72 hours. She left San Francisco March lOib, arriving at Calloa, Peru, on April 4tb, covering 4112 knots in 375 hours. Left CaiUo 00 April 7th, arriving at Tamaro April 16th, a run of 2550 knots. Left Tamaro April 17tb, arriving at Sandy Point tbe same afternoon, cover ing 131 knots in 9 hours. Left Sandy Point April 21st, arriving Itio de Janeiro on April 30th, making 21-13 knots in 221 hours. Left Rio May 5th, reaching Babia May 8tb. 740.7 knots ; time, 74,' hours. Left Babia May 10th, reaching Larba does, 222.S knots away on May 17th, in 191 hours. Left Barbadces on tbe borne stretch on the 19th and reached off Jupiter inlet on tbe 24tb, a run of 1666 knots in 141 hours. The total distance covered from Pu get sound to Jupiter inlet waa 14,510 knots, and during this time the ship consumed 3903 84 tons of coal. Th. chief engineer of tbe Oregon, wbese ability and experience made possible tbe unprecedented record attained on this memorable voyage, was Robert AY. Mili gan, who entered the navy at tbe be ginning of the civil war. and has risen through all grades until be assumed command of tbe Oregon's engin6 room two years sgo. BIO FIRE IN ASHLAND. Entire Block Near Depot Burned Serious Loss by Property Owners. Saiurday afternoon about 2 o'clock fire was discovered in the Shannon house near the depot by W. H. Buckley, a workman on Loomis' new building across the street. The flames had made considerable headway before noticed. The alarm waa given as soon as possible and both hose companies went down, but as lhe water wae being need ou tbe other side of town the force was not good and sufficient water could not be obtained at first, but later tbe force was better. Five buildings were burned entirely to the ground. The Shannon House on tbe corner of P.h strett and Railroad avenue owned by J. N. Combs and oc cupied by K. T. Shannon as a hotel had an .insurance of $600. Shannon's lots was $1000 with an insursnce of $700. Mrs. AY. tl. Bush's restaurant in a build ing owned by Geo. Love ,had no insur ance on building or household goods. Mrs. Bush's loss was estimated to bo $100 E. F. Loomis' store, living rooms and s'able was valued at $4000 with $2000 insurance. A small amount of goods of bis was saved. On the corner a building owned by J. G. Shively val ued at $100 with no insurance. On the building facing 4th street, owned by Chas. Nickell, tho loss is unknown. The buildings burned were the Shan non House, Mrs. .Bush's restaurant, E. F. Loomis' store, a building owned by J. G. Shively and Chas. Nii-kell's bouse. Taero was a breezo and considerable woik waa dono to keep other near by buildings Iruiu burning. Tho buildings were woodeu structures aud it did not take loug for tire to gain headway. The origin of the tire is unknown. Ashland Towu Talk. king rin tea 9 3 13 Rayal saaksa tbe load pare, waolaaeaaa as4 ssllclswa. m &AKI.I0 FOYDEt Absolutely Pur ttm aitntei Tumi n urm vow. More Soldier Boys. Owing to the illness ol tbe editor list week, mention of the enlistment of tbe volunteers from this city, to fill tbe quota of Co. B, which was recrnbed from Koeebnrg and Ashland was omlfed from Monday'a issue. Those accepted and ei rolled from this county were: L. II. flaadoz, K. B Parsley, M. S.Cobb, J. B. Bray, J. W. Brown, W H. Rob es, Hans Mavenaen. W. E. Butler, Chas. Thomas, P. V. Dickroann, II. P. Adams, P. A Humphrey, Chas. A. La Vlie and V. S. Threlkeld. The following named persons were al so accepts I and enlisted lor Co. E, of Portland: Cbas. Patterson, John Vf. Jones, Clifton L. Inmao, Zopher N. Agee and Geo. E.Noah. This makes fi ty men furnished by Donglas county for tbe war with Hpaln. The new re cruits left last Wednesday morning for Sai Fianclsco from which point they will sail with the next expedition lo join the companies now in Manila. Tbe new recruits werehandsomelr en tertained by tbe ladies of the Emer gency Corps, who have been untiring ia their attentions, not only to tho Rose burg volunteers, bnt to others who have passed through our city either day or night. No mistake will be made by haying your dental work done by Dr. Strange. Morgan A Wright puncture proof tires at the Crescent Cyclery, $8.50 per pair. Call at the Boes Store and price their goods, and you will be surprised to find them at such low figures. Tbe up-to-date farmer that Ufes his 'h.oker knows that a flywheel on his iindcr ia just as essential as on a feed chopper or a steam engine. For prices an i quality call at tbe old original stand, Freah and dried fraits, candy and note, cigars and tobacco at prices to eoit all. Mas. H. Eastox. Remember that Dr. Strange is a per mancnt resident of Rosebnrg, and is not here temporarily, that ne fully warrants ail bia woik. and ia here at all times to make good his guarantees of all dentis try. The ice cream has arrived. Head quarters at the Kandy Kitchen, where tho best is to be had. Families sup plied. Orlera promptly attended to. Pure fresh candies, soda water and ice cream soda. A few dozen of those Kentucky made pants, substantial and well made, no shoddy. Also a few dozen women's, men's, boys' and children's shoes, regu -lar wearers. Hats for sunshine and shade, underwear for hot and cold weather, and various other articles at living prices, at H. C. Stanton's. Dr. W. S. Hamilton is the Secretary of the Board of U . S. Examining Surgeons for Pensions at Ua?eburir, and all com munications should be addressed to him. W. S. Hamilton. Secretary, K. L. Miller, President, S. Du Gab, Treasurer. By the Boaid. Notice is hereby given to the public by the undersigned that I do not allow dead animals to be buried on my prem ises, at Roeeburg, Oregon, or gurbage dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken therefrom, unless the party taking sand or gravel iirttt contract witn me for the right to do so. Tresspassers will bo prosecuted ac cording to law. Aahon Rose, Roseburg, Oregon, March 17tb, 1885. Ktlui-ata Your llovrolt With l aacarets. Cfinily Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 25c. II C. C. C. tall, drufi;i!.u refund money. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ry