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STORE
Sui.;ko ilio "Anio," tliu lii'ni uc ecliool liirnitiiro lur u I'ortlanil lii in.
unr ol I'iO cm i . KrniiK .V ' li;iul.rooU , i j0ltl ltl, Una nono lo I. .Mem Ore
noli' iiitviilH. Koti, w la-re lie utnl II. I!. (iillette will
Nuw i.l hi-I. ul I.iIu-h iiinl iniiiicV line jourtj u triu lliiitbirr Jur in Urn ii'ii
hllOI'll, nil the l lll'Bt Ml) lo, JUU U'icivoil ton.
ul I'm i lutl I'.ioh. . A. I jlmrt nuil hoii of liliJe, inle.l
Ytiiinfo lo Kvut. t0-'" to ! lloteliuig TucuJiiy. TLey are uiiMuk i
niiliiri l.y tlm v.rck or niuiilli. I'. . ! a imce'ii ol furuiim; In the Ncitb l'uii
Ai.nl, Mi-I'orr. M'i valley.
U'liut t'vt'Oouo iyH nitiht bo truo. 1 Mn'iill' Melient rouil vvur'ltiiui
'1 lu clioiii-at of teas uinl colfoeu In towu ijuii.it aroilU'l t lie tilieriU'a otliro . Ho
,., Mil-., II. Kahion'm. ' hat not jot fouuil il nectMttiury to t'liiploy
ilut W. i . T. I', will hol.l iti Kg.iUr j vtu di-puty. '
iiii'itiiiui on tlm ci'. uiid mi l fourth i Maniml, ut the ubiJttiuc of W. I;.
l l.iiimlAV uli my uioiilli l -I !' ;
in tlm Kiwoilh l.''.iniic loom of Iho M.
1.'. ihiiiili. j
Morru' Toultry Cuif. Thin infallible 1
iciiH' ly i hullriiKi'n tlio wuHil to roliiiu i
itu yijiiiil hi an I'tn'r? I'toiliifer. 1'rcvenl-1
iu uinl turn lor all din'iin'ii ol fowlu.
' Mi.iiAiitoul auJ foi b.Uii by H. M. Mar- j
tin, Uoiu lnirfc', 'r. j
1', .1, l. jinl, praiiival ;
t.'tm vi.iuiunai.cr. rno i
kohl cJil'ri'BM ollice, uet to
I.... u.riK1 nniiiliiik.'. KoHobur. Orison.
. atciiei. cl ui ka mul jaw i'li v repaired
ill ,i (l.illful manner at roaHouable prici-s.
bIhui' ol the public putroimito no
lU'itc.l. I p lo dale dentistry y I'r. MiaK8
which iiH'iintj Iho Itvtl and latum kiiidu
ol woik lAilliilly carefully mid proerly
iincitcd with no alter liuublti, but pur
led Batinfactimi. Try lr. Slruinjo's
be-imlt'iis riownn, the heal, latent and
uiytit pei feel iiiade.
lii . .1. V. Kobiiib Jii. ol .liukhouville,
haa been appoiuted upcciai depvity col
lector of i.iU'rnul revenue ioi P-antem
dri'ijou. Thia in worthy apr oinlinent,
na Dr. H jl.iiiHon in in every v ijnalj
lied for the poiiilion, in u l lili iii to be
inn a B'Uind lepiil'li' iin.
fm load ol clothiun iiikI liMt-i J'iH "J
ii ivcdni ihu Hobo St vie. Thi'bO ooda
wt'io oidiMt'd iliiect fioui tbo facluili'B
beloio we miliripHted of aid ling out, aud
uie olleicd I the public tit cosl. Heal
lining cluihiimon tbo coabt, imlor wado
nul ixct'pteil. I'all and ii. inline Ibeiu.
dm I;iIm iiu tin) l.itom etylea and aie
woith double what wooffot Ihcui ut.
Ho.mj Si out.
f 1
a) 11 1H1.1.S and everyone
(0 had an otchurd, it wuuldn'l
noilio much dilleremo how
f ai you upoiit ii, hut bt'iiiK
v .. u i I iu v .ill il il I
f
5AVI; $.s
11 V III'MN'i A
rcsccnt Chainlet
Bicycle
$U5,im, olher high irado tuakea.
75.00, t'leHcoulMUpi'rior to oIIu'i hJ
50. do, SAVLD.
CHAIN Mli:iil.S, $.15 Sc $50.1
I
AlU'ieuicuIrt 1110 fully warran
ted nut to contain llawH 01
iludvtH. ltroliOii purlH cheer
fully replaced.
n. C. MfllJSTEHS & CO , Agts
l)AC('loiMHfl fill T
IJUU..,.,. J I .
SACRIFICE SALE if III I
Wc aic determined to close out our huge stock of
Dry (Joods, Clothing Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' ami
(.cuts' Furnishing Goods, Hlankcts, Ouilts, Laces,
Kmhruideries, Trunks, Valises, cet.,etc.
This time wc MUvST SKLL, as wc have sold our
Real Kstatc and must give possession in Sixty Days.
NO HUHBUG.
Our late arrivals are all the host and most lash
ionablc goods in the city, and are direct from the
Factory.
CALL SOON
AND ASK FOR FRICKS AT
Caro Bros' Boss Store.
LOCAL NI;V3.
t'uu nly court has adjourned.
Now lino ill i.nlliroH at the Novelty
Wore.
Lurgo lino of iahca tit tliu Novelty
store.
Wami.h- ojd on Mihscritilion el
,iu nflli'rt
Gcolgo Kimball Iiuh gone to Aahluud
to spe ml a few weeks.
New
UllJ UlgO UHBOttuietlt ol men's
huts nI the Novelty Store.
.1. I'. Martin and family have " t-
Handoii for a IiioiiiIi'h vacation.
Col. .1. II. I -'My returned home Toes-
tiny (ruin mi olli'inl visit dow ii tint valley.
New lilM of COtlllllUlIt) pttlltS at Hie
Novelty Store, all
sizes, can lit i-tont
! mini.
l!ov. .1. II. kidmom of 'Villmr at
tended this Aahlaud Chautauqua last
! wee l-
!(. mi. I .Mia. .1. H . Slungo are ffi'inl
i ing u f- iI.ivh on l!ii I "net l'iiiiu,
ii'ioi I 'ri'l
". II. I o)i ii". lur nit-1 of t'miion
V .111", wan looking After IiUm'uii'nh intrr
unta in K i.ii)lnirfc TueiiJii .
l!tiiiKiil Merubur, who tins liui'ii
I vinltiiiK .Uilim llriittkii, Ima rpturnu l lo
IiIn liuiii'i nt Kiiuliull, Mum.
I'rof. A. lUvi of I 'rain ia in t lie
city. Ho i nt i''riuit tukinu ut'li'ia fur
Wells, .1.1', ul Olitllu, Thuisihiy iviii
iiiK, J til IS, 18VS, losi'i'h l.ulrJ ami
M les I loreuce Allen.
Therouiity coin! uiuih) an njijirujn ill-
lion "I tl'HJ for a free ferry at Happy
Valley, on comlitioii that tbo lerry he
luiiitiucJ by the potilioiieni on Iho
couni roai),
jrt, huiuKan aaJ .Minn Auuio
v lanuti relumed lioui ivau I laniieco
yinttnlay. Ihoycaiuo fioin Koat'liuru
via the oM wagon roa.l, which a In fair
comlitioii though u litllo iou;h. Coon
Hay Nea.
The Southern 1'acllii! Co. has betfiiu
auit to enjoin this county from collocling
the taea aisoaied ugaioit Iho company
for Ihu year IS'J7. A temporal y restrain
ing order haa been granted by Judge
Hainilton.
1 red Diager aud family, who buvo
been vit-iling at and mound Kottohurif,
returned ou Suudai local. They cele
brated Iho 1 oiirlb ut KoeeburK wbeio
1'ied etirprieed the peoplo by wiuuiug
tirat pri.e in Iho broad jiimp. Jeilerton
News.
Mi na I.auia Jouen, editor of the Drain
Watchiuau, Mra.J. VA'. Krewron, and
Mi. and Mro. I.aut.'. and family of Drain,
punned tliidUgh KoHehur ToemUy on
thuir way to L'oas couMy for an outing.
Alter visiting her Dialer at Myrtle
I'oiut, Miss .loui's u ill return by Coos
Hay and Uurdiner.
Mra. tiage, uccoiupauied by her daugh
ters', Mrs. Sevnioui, of ban Frauciico,
and the Misses Virgin, Vivian, Viejiua
and 1'ijiiUie, left for Dillard, Or., last
Thursday uoou, whoro they wH stop for
about a mouth uudur the roof of Mr.
'a. uiother, Mrs. Kent. Sherill' Oago
uccoiupauied tneiu lo the extent of their
liret day's Journey. Cmpiille City Hullo
tin. Mrs. I. II.Huiler ol t'oos county, a
Bister of Uev. .1, II. tkiJiuun Ihu well
known minister and teacher, formerly of
Ashland, has been in Aehlaud atloinling
Iho Chautaiiiiuu during Iho pa it week,
leaving Saturday for California. Mrs.
Hutlur was u guout ut tho Nhaunou
house ut thelimo of Pilday's lire uud
lost boiiiu of her persoual belongings lu
tho hla.o. Ashluud Tidiiigc,
The regular eotui uuuuul iuutullatiou
of tho nowly elected ollice is of Oak
Camp No. 1-3 W, of V.t was held ou
Monduy eveniug, when tho followiug
ollicers woro installed: II. M, Head,
CO,: O. 1'. Coshow, A. L.j II. L.
Mutators, K.;L. luiberlv , M.jTIiob,
tiibsou, W.j.lohn HUchcr, 8. Clerk
V. L Loudou uudHaiiLer W. T. Wright,
have yet site inontbs to reive. After the
biiHlncHU aosaloii I'locod thuuo present
were nerved with lunch by tho ladies of
I. Hue Circle. A innflt enjoyable lime
w.i had,
Mrs. N. K. Lane has returned home
from Denver.
I or Ihu heat harvest shirts, go lo tho
Novelty (-tore.
Harvey Joins In tho new proprietor of
tho Depot h.ilel.
."uiniiiur milliner ut u 1 tally riduce I
1'iicea at the Novelty More.
A. A. Mnilli hijijieil a lartoad of fat
cattle to I'orllaud Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Kinery and noii of Coles
ValUy were in tbo city yeaterday.
MrM. I.. K. Keeves la visiting her in
ter, Mra. J. ii. ioble at Haodon.
I he now Hlore rooai of Iitdot e Abra
ham will nuoii lx) teiuly lor occupancy.
Wc are idaughtcriritf prices on (maimer
goods lo clone llieui oul. Novelty Stcie
lo you ninuke'.' II ho, kI the Artie
t iiiitr rt Kruife A H.uiiihrookM, mln 11 gents
II. M Mailiii will buy uu I ship buy.
1 MrinerH Imviiin buv will do well to cull
and rl'0 bun .
lime ou Keen the Wickless also Kick
Irii , Hlue l luiue oil stove, at Churchill
V nolle) 'if.
Mrs. D. I-. Hoiistoii aud Mica Hello
Muuaou of l'otllaud uro visitiug friends
in Hosebur;.
lloii.Johii Kiuniell ol Cole Valley
was registeied ul tlm pi'pulur MiC'lalleu
hotrl 1'ui.iulay .
TV- ti In , tola, lamp chairs and a full
cuiiiug out lite can hu found al Alex
uuiler Mrong.
II. M. Martin has just leceive l a car
loud ol biiiding twine, luruiers will
111a). u note of IhU.
Mr, K. .1. McClanahaii ol liugeue is
in Hodebutv, Iho guent ol bis daughter,
Mra. K. II. Houston.
The m holai.1 and teachers of the M.
I!. Sunday School aie eoj jjing a picnic
at the lair grounds today.
Mrs. W. II. 1 labor aud children aro
viailiug her mot her, Mra D. T. Silin
iiicrville ut McMiuuville.
Mis. II. C. 1-lookaud daughter, Kt'a,
ato home aain alter a uiouth'a visit
with fistula in Coos count).
Judge I l.unilloii haa inovi'd his ollice
to the in ma iu the cmiil house formerly
occupied by JuJgo I'ulleltou.
Levi I . Ueveie of liugeue wta trans
acting business before tho I'niled Slates
landollii'o iu this city yesterday.
I'.. IKi'iaa. M. D., member UoarJ,
1'ennjii Mxuuiiiieid. Ollice, Marsters
building residing comer Main aud Cuss
street .
It is ieorted that Oeo. lOstes, who
has been located at Aahlaud, has been
t ran o(e 1 red to Oranti l'aes iiiBlead of
Kosebuig.
Uev. Prank L. Mooro enjoyed a visit
last Monday from his brother, Dr. J. H.
Moore, a promiueut physician and drug
gist ol Coijuillo City.
In tho liat of voluuteers publiabed iu
last week's ri.ii.Mii.Ai.iiu ai having gouo
from Koseburg, the uause of Prcd S
was inadverteutlv omitted.
Sowing machines, sewing machines,
tewing machines at Alexander & Strong,
and the bisl of them ut that, ranging in
price from to to7.50. Hesure to ece
I hem before you buy.
P. It. Collman, physician and enrgeou
Ollice iu Tuylor A Wilson block, resi
dence ' DO btcphous street. I'roferiional
culls in towu or country promptly uu
swered night or day.
See Kico A Hice, House Purnishers,
for every thing in tbo furniture lino,
largest stock und lowest prices, just re
ceived a ear load of Paeteru and coust
furniture. Son us for buigaius.
J. P. Hall, and W. 11. Curtis of Maieh-
tield, imsaed through Koseburg the tirut
of tho week, ou their way to Portland,
where they go as delegates trom Mam
moth Lodge A. O. U. V,, (0 tho Clraud
Lodge now in sefaion iu that city.
Millou I!. Toby, the Chicago Tailo r
uud his wife, have gone to Texas, w here
they expect to make their future homo
Hoth of them hud beeu iu poor health
for some liiuo and the chauge is made iu
the hope that they w ill both bo beuelitted,
Wo w ish them Fiiccesu in every respect.
Hillco Taylor, of the Haiiipuet coulee
tiouary 6loro, had bis right kuoo cap,
brokou Saturday ufteruoou. lu com
puny w ith Cass Matlock uud Cecil Dorily
ho hud blurted ou a fishing trip up the
MuKoiikio. When near Judkiu's point
while pueeiug u learn Tuylor was in
Boiuo luauuer throwu from his whoal
ml the iujury inllieted. Ho was taken
to his looms ut tho residenco of Joel
Wuro on Piflh Btreol and Dr. T. W.
IlarriH Biiuimoned. Tho uccideut w ill
rouliuo Taylor to bin room for five or x
wceli. - 1'iigtino liegluliir.
TliRRIBLU CONDH IONS
IN SANTIAOO.
I'arrcda Not Surrendered.
SPANISH ILAO NO I.ONOLW
WAVLS OVER CAiriANLRA.
CARLI3T UI'HISINO inniNLNT.
Oregon Officers In Trouble at Manila
Chinese Terrible Deed at
Oakland, Calif.
KiNiiviO i.i: Ct iu, via Kington, July
I'l. StremioiiH efforts lo prevent the
Bprtad of infections iliwam'S uinong the
A meiicau troops iu front of Stntiao c'o
Cuba were made us soon us llm city mr
rendered, aud for the pant hours our
soldiers have been sent as rapidly us
iosiible to Iho bills to tho north of (he
city, where new camps have been is'
tablitthcd. The physical condition of
our Ironps is not considered tuioiis now
that llm number of cases of fever is
gi jwing less all the lime, ai d it is I u
lieved that the disease will i!iM.i.j,ear
with tint removal of the soldier to a
hea lliier location und the extra pricau
tiom which aie being taken.
(eiiprnl Shalter has had a 11... unli
examination made of the sanitary con
dition of Santiago. Tho woik wh ilono
by Dr. tioodlellow, of tl.e geiii'ial's
stair, uu I by a civilian phyaii-ian. Dr.
Wicker. They tind that nltl.ouli there
arc but mx caM a of yellow fever in the
city, iu addition to two kuhk-iJh, the
low 11 is ripe for an epidemic, r.an i.io
and Hio Janeiro aie the greute-t fuer
broedilig lelllfia iu Hie World. J ills
tow u lacks every sanitary feature at i'B
bst, and now, aftir two months' nee,
il it u veritable ttthole. I bu alul
stenches that ante from the mreelM stag
ger and choke one. No cordial iu Santi
ago bus the power t wafh out tliid od'.r
from ouos thtoat.
The city ol Santiago ia a typical troj -ieul
plce, with narrow, crooked htreetn,
and low, one-kloty dwellings and store1.
Many ol the houaes are tue
coed and paiutol wilh startling 0I01',
sky blue aud vivid shades ol green pre
dominating. These, with the red liliB
ol the roots and the ijuaint veiaudaa,
show evidences of paat pictureeijuenets,
hut everything is now in a state of dilap
idation aud decay, aud the city is but a
shadow of its former sell. The majority
of tho houses are absolute ruins and once
beautiful public cijiures are utterly
ueglected.
There is no sewerage m stein. The
city drainage is along the surface to the
harbor, and through the lower part of
the city much ol the drainage nine, es
pecially from the oor ipiarter aro.uiii
the bull-ring, to the northwest of the
city, which is the breeding center of ma
lariu, typhoid aud other lo v fevers.
There are four hoppitala in the city
the Civil hospital, presided over by the
latere of Charity, aud the Military,
Mercedes uud Concha hospitals, lo
these font are 1717 patiaute, which is a
comparatively small number, consider
iug tho lack of food and long siege. It
must bo remembered timt lh e rcecneeir
trados were never admired to the bos
pitals, aud wheu the notiticatiou o I ihe
proposed bombardmcut of our batteries
wero received, every patieut w ho could
etigger out was driven into the streets
Tweuty lepers, who were in the Civil
hospital, wero turned iuto tho Btrects
ever since. The largest number of pa
tieuts are in the Military hospitals,
whoro l.M Spauieh prisoners, and -1-5
soldiers aud htuderds of cases of mal-
uria aud ilvaeuterv an I six cases of
yellow fevr.
Refuses to Abide by 1 orals
Capitulation.
Maiikid, July -0. llenerul I'anedu
the Spauieh eomuiauder lefuses to le
iucluded iu tho capitulation of Suutiago
lie Cuba. Accoidiug to Spanish inililaiy
law a commander can aarieiider (ho
troops ho personally commands, t ill he
cannot oblige other commanders ut tlit
tunt points, even though under hia au
thority, to follow nut. Consciiuentlv it
is held here that the capitulation only
comprises about 7000 troops actually ut
Santiago.
Caimancra Surrenders.
CvMf M'Cai.l., July l'J. A launch
hum Iho Muibleheud went up Iho bay
thin atteruooii to vert Cayo del Toro, oi
posito Caiuiuncia, aud gave formul no
tice to Ihe Spauish loiuiuander ol the
surrender of tioiieral Toral, togelbrr
with the conditions ol the capitulation
of Santiago. A limited time wastlxid
for hauling down tho Spanish (lag over
Caioiaueru.
The Auiei icau oll'iceia also gave notice
that if (ho Spanish gunbout Sandoval
was disabled iu uuy way or if uny am
munition, public building or barracks ut
Camaueru or (luautanamo wero de
stroyed I lie Spaniards would not be
treated us prisoners of war. The Itag
was hauled down this afternoon.
Prom Spanish sources it is leurued
that Iho total fi ne in luiautanamo uud
Culmuuei u is about 5000, of which num
ber, however, only oOJO are lit for ser
vice, tho others being disabled by sick
ness or wounds. Tomorrow steps will
ho lakon looking to tho completion of u
formal KUirendnr. What dinposilion
W ill be in, ul I'liS'MlCM llM" Iml
)t I l.i 1 11 hi r iiiirii d, l 1 s'l ' of yiliow
lever among Hmmii. A rigid ipi 11 .inline
will Irt- inauiUiiie l, and it l lOululilo
thnt Iranspoid for llm ninovil
of tlm piinoiters will Ul writ i:p
llm buy 11 rid I mded there, intend nf
hating llm 1 rirroni n iiiuiche I ilown
here.
Menace to the Alfonr.o Dynasty.
Murium. July 2.). The iiewppai-itrs
lu re my a cnnliiioii is being organized
belweeii liit dllfereiit purlieu h 11I mfaii t
the g .I'eri. Iili'iit fill HiCoillit ( the MIS
perMuoi nf flirt citilitttioi
I.o.mxi.k, July L'O. I ho Kniisli ('arl
int are unuKuallr active and in hourly
expectation of inoinentous ii"W. A
lender of the orgariistion fay: "We
nro ipiite ready for active nj.f ration.
Moreover, llioro is 110 donbl lliat the
authorities at Madrid are aware that a
Cm list rising is imminent nod II. at it
will h successful. Wo ore immeusuly
strong in moi l pails of Spain, and as
hood bb tho truth of tho cowardly sur
render of Santiago de Cunu percolates,
our forces will be greatly increased. ''
Oregon Officers In Trouble.
Ntw YoiiK. Ju;y '.). A World special
from Manila says that on July 10 lour
volunteer ollicm from Oregon, Captains
Heath, Wlg and 1'ieacott and Lieuten
uut Teller, obtained permietioii to friend
a day within the rebel lines. Tnero was
much uneasiness w lieu theyilid noire
turu Sunday or Monday, but they arrived
safely on Tuesday mon.ing. They ex
plained that they got fordo r away than
they thought, and could not. return on
Sunday, do they decided to make, a tour
of investigation along the !'uig river,
baek of M.unU, and got some valuable
information. They are now cuiilltied to
their ipjarters, and probably will l,e
co irl-iiiarHlial led.
Spain is not Ready to Sue for Peace.
IjMi'H, July '.'.). Neithir the ollkials
of Ihe Spanish emhacsy, Ihof-" of the
Hritiflli foitign ollice nor the United
States embassa-ior, C.. I hi-1 John Hay,
davit any iiuwa lending to emliriii the
reoit l in-iiUte I i i the I Hit "I State
that the Siatiisti cabinet haa ic.'ided to
sue lor peace. O.'i the u'.her hand, dia-
patcbes receive 1 bete from Ma Iri I late
ttii-" afternoon make no ineu'.iou of euch
a determination on the pait of the Span
ish ni:nitry.
A Fpi.'i ial di-jiateh from Milri I tays
tiie poweis are txi haiiging notes regard
ing ihe coming of Commodore Watton,
aud Ihu progress made 1 bus far 11 ta'it
laetory to Sjiain.
CMINL-SE MLRDURER'S DPP.O.
Explodes a Magazine Killing Himself
anil Six Others.
t iaklami, Cal., July l'j. The works
of the Western Puse & Pxploeive Com
pany were blown up by a C hinese mur
derer at 5 :-0 this morning. Pivo deputy
berth's who were trying to arrest the
murderer wero killed. The dead are
Charles While, Geoigo Woodeum, D. C.
Cameron, Constable Ons Koch, J. J.
Lewi, Mrs. Hill and the murderer,
Goon Ng Chung.
Tho Celestial, who was employed iu
the works and who can Bed the awful ex
plosion, killed a fellow counlryint n jee
terday afte-noon iu a ipiarrel over Chi
nese lot'cry tickels. He detied the of
ficers of tho law who went to arrest hiiu,
and llid into a tnu.'a.ine which con
tamed live t-jns of giant powder, bar
ricaded the daor and tbiealoned to blow
up the magazine it auy one catne to ar
rest him.
Deputy Sheriff Charles White, son of
Sheriff White, iu charge of a posse, was
on tho Bceue of the shooting shortly
after the murder, and kept guard over
the Chinese within his stronghold. All
the officers were armed with lilies.
After repeated demands to eurreuder
had beeu made, to all of which came re
ply, "If you come in lino I will blow up
the uiaga.iue," the tllicers retired for
the night withiu the piivate cilice ot the
company, about 'JO yards away.
This morning at ." o'clock Deputy
Sheriff While, ufter u cuiiBiiiiaiiua itu
the others, determined to break down
tho barricade, not believing the Chinese
would keep hid daiing promise. Ac
cordingly the entire poseo headed for
the door. Tiue to his woid the Chinese
fired the giant pjwder and iu an iui-Uiit
a terrific explosion occurred, killing nil
the cl!:ce:a and blowing the t hsncse lo
atoms so small that not one piece has
been lounJ. Mr?. Hid wad visiiiui: Mis.
Pride, who lived acmss the wa. -ln
wuh killed ill lint falling debris of the
house.
All Iho buildings look lire. Pngiuc:
were soon lighting the ll.imes, lt.il to no
avail. The works wi ie completely de
stroyed. Pour bouses were aKo blown
down, and about -10 partially wrecked.
Deputy Sheriffs Pred Sheiiit aud P I
Wtnte ieaited, but were painfully
wouuded. Tho man lioou inuidtred
was Ham So Sing. Pouiteeu fiviuht
card weie blown to splinters aud deveral
were binned. Windows weie hrokcu 111
ihiklait'l, Alameda and as far ns lieike
ley. pred Sherilt iu a Hluieineul said :
"Just at daybreak Charley White sent
a Chinese to toll the fellow to come out.
He wouldn't do so, but Bluntly aher ,'i
o'clock ho told Ut) be would walk out
and give us no mom trouble. As soon
us t "no fellow made hid appearance at Ihe
door of tho place Charley While and
Koch walked towaid him to make tho
arrest. Thev weie almost ut the door
when (loon Ng Chung closed it with a
bang. Less than a sreouii later, I waa
being carried with a cloud of debris and
earth swiftly over the ground. I hive
no doubt that as soon as the door wad
closed tioou tired his pistol into Ihe
powder."
Sheriitt and lid W hite are complete
nervous wrecks. They wiuo curried
over 10 foet bv tho force of iho explosion
and thrown violently 1 1 the ground.
Dillsrd Local..
Ii' i'p lull Will, near Dillard.
Wi ills tho mailer with the reporter ?
! inn wi atln r and evervone hil-y hay
ing. Ji-h'1 Wendell killid two line ham hat
day. Ariel Oridh'y cut a fine In e tim I isl
week.
Miss D.nsy Walker w is seitii in Dillard
Monday.
If yiv.waiit llm lat" .1 r-:td the "I'l.Alv
liKM.kR "
tiratil CI ly.ou returned I m Monduy
fro-ii Hofeiitirg.
II. U. Ailatus is ctifing gruin for Wil
iiuibs of Dillard.
The new church of DilUrd i a great
help lo this city.
:.('. I'hlpM of Dillard will stall his
header this week.
Mr. Harvey Yarbrongh ii iui. roving
nicely on his violin.
i.cno Purler and Andy Simmons spent
S:inday on Kent Cre.ek,
W. W. Walker, and so l IvJgar aie j
busy in the harvest Geld.
S. C. Miller and Will (..age are run
Ding (heir binders at full blaKt.
The Kont (julch Sunday School is pro
gressing in a harmonious manner.
Wild berries are very plentiTul. but a
gate ii seldom seen in Kent liubh,
Tom Churchill of Willis Creek made
a tlyiog trip up tho gulch Saturday.
U. P.. Smith and stepson, ate busy
cutting wood for Miller and Leonard.
Miss Jessie and Daisy Walker were
the gueett of Kobert Micnru's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Smilh of Willis Creek
weievisi'ing friends andrelalives Sunday.
II. A. Smith of Klenbower, was seen
ri ding ihrongh the gulch Sunday, on his
new hike.
3D. Grant Claitjn returned horns
Saturday, from E lenbower wle-re he is
bailing hay.
Mies Jennie Clayton of Portland, was
visiting friends and relatives of Kent
Gulch Uht week.
Edgar Walker made a Hying, trip to
Kosfcburg Saturday, Ihsre uiuet lie some
a' tranlioii, we have not learned iier
name yet.
Miss Jofiie Smith, Mr. W. Wallace and
Mr. li. Anderson of Koseburg made a liv
ing Hip to the Gulch Friday, Mis Alia
Smith returning with them.
Graut Clayton shot at three line deer
abou'. lifly spaces away hut the deer wero
well aware he had thy bin k ague and
walked slowly off nuharnied.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith and daugh
ter Joaie accompanied by Miss Grace
Geiiger, of Uoseburg. made their friends
in Kent Gulch a very pleasant visit Sun
day. I'hete was a Grand Hall at the resi
dence of Mr. G. V. Yarbrougli'd Satur
day the lOtn. There was a Urge crowd
of young people preaeut, and they all ex
perienced a splendid time. The musi
cians wero Mr. E. Porter uud P. Smith.
Floor mauager Mr. A. G. Adame.
O. K.
binger Notes.
The French brothers of Hinger are
busy hauling hay.
We saw J. C. Oliughouse out Irving to
break a wild horse this morning.
J. L. and Sam French of Hinger tnaJe
a business trip to Galesville last P'riday.
Mrs. A. McGiunis of Lone Pine was
visiting her sister, Mrs. 1. J. French of
Hinger, last Sunday.
We of Hiuger acknowledge a pleasant
call from Misses Maggie and Violet
oliughouse last Monday.
Little Frank aud Clarenco Aluro were
the guests of Plysees and Isaac French
last Tuesday. Come again, beys.
G. M. Palmer und C. H. Bushman,
who have been workiug in the brick
yard near Galesville, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Miller, Master
Blake and Baby Dickey, made a busi
ness trip to Cauyonville Thursday, re
turning Saturday.
Willii. MeGinnia of Lone Fir was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olinghoute
last week. Willio passed Hinger on his
way home wearing a broad smile.
Wo acknowledge a pleusant visit from
Miss Lienary Mote, our schoolteacher in
tliis district. Miss Mote is one of the
most accomplished young ladies ol Hose
burg. Jesse Clements, of Caril, who weut lo
LiGrucde 11 few weeks ago was called
home mi account ol the lllucts of his
(atln r-iu-l.iw, S. K. Miller, but we are
glad to say .Mr. Miller is uj uud around
a,: tin.
Mis. J. C. Oliughouse met with a ten
ons ucetdont a few days ago. Her little
daughter Violet, while trying to swiug
the mow ing tcy'.he s'ruek her mother's
b.'g. Sim is not utile to walk without
crutches.
Mrs. Win. Pulmer of Woodlawu, left
(or California a few weeks ugo lo speud
tho summer with her lather and mot bur.
She is greatly missed by her many
frieuds ou Cow creek, who hope she will
soon return.
Dai Hclik.
Born.
NICHOLS. At Kiddle, July 15th, lo
Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Nichola, a daugh
ter. Dkau Madam:
Your lnvad needn't smell
of soda or alum or lime.
Sciiiu's Jicst baking
powder lias no lime or alum
or excess l soola.
Rsyal ataka Id Ht4 twra,
Fovnzn
Abtoluteiy Pur
Kent Uulch Items.
iregon h jiiey and coon pie is tbo atuff.
We are having (ico weather, anJ abun
dant haryest.
Miss Alia Smilh and Jessie Walkers
took a pleatant ride the other evening.
John Wcr-den is working for ClaylcD,
Crano h Co., the Pay pressors near Kose
burg. There waaa Grand Ball at Yarbrough's
ball, on the Pith; everybody Lad a
pleasant lime.
Mrs. Dora Jenkins and family arc
visiting relatives in Kent Gulch. Mr.
Ed Jenkins is also visiting friends; thsy
sav times are rather dull in Coos county.
There was a serious acciden t near Dil
lard tbe other day ; a team ran away
with a back, SberiffGsge'a family was In
the hack driving across the rivrr near
Dillard. Mrs. Gago was driving when
one of the lines broke, and one of the
little girls jumped out to catch the horses
but before she could get near them they
were off in a galop ; Mrs. Gago and
one of the little girls were thrown out,
leaving the baby and the one next to the
baby in the buggy. The horses run
a'oout a ijuarter of a mile, wheu going
around the grade near Dillard, one of tbe
horses went over the grade, npteltinglbe
buggy and throwing the two children cot
and over the trade. We are glad to
hear that no one was badly hurt.
Kevoutkr.
Fresh fruit in glass jars ut Zlgler's
groesry.
No mistake will be made by haying
your denial work done by Dr. Strange.
Morgan & Wright puncture proof lires
at the Crescent Cyclcry, 13.50 per pair.
Call at the Hose Store and price their
goods, and you wiil be surprised to find
them at such low figures.
The up-to-date farmer that uccs his
thinker knows that a fly w heel on his
binder is just as essential as on a feed
chopper or a steam engine.
For prices aud quality call at the old
original stand, Freah and dried fruits,
candy aud nuts, cigars and tobacco at
prices to suit all. Mum. H. Kakton.
Kememlier that Dr. strange is a iter
inanent resident of Uoseburg, and is not
here temporarily, that tie fully warrants
all his woik and is here at all limes to
make good his guarantees of all dentis
try. The ico cream has arrived. Head
quarters at the Kandy Kitchen, where
tho best is to bo bad. Families sap
plied. Orders promptly attended to.
Pure fresh candies, soda water and ice
cream soda.
A few dozen of thoeo Kentucky made
pants, 8ubs.Uuti.il und well made, no
shoddy. Alao a few dozen women's,
men's, boys' aud children's shoes, regu
lar wearers. Hats for sunshine and
shade, underwear for hot and cold
weather, and various other artictea at
living priceB, at VI. C. Stanton's.
Dr. W. S. Hamilton is the Secretary ol
the Hoard of U . S, Examining Surgeons
for Pensions at Koseburg, and all com
munications should be addressed to him.
W. S. Ha.miliov. Secretary,
K. L. Mil 1. eh, President,
S. Dc Gas, Treasurer.
By tbe Board.
Notice is hereby given to tbe public
by the undereigued that I do not allow
dead auiruaiB to be buried on my prem
ises, at Koseburg, Oregon, or garbage
dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken
therefrom, uulees the party taking sand
or gravel first contract with me for the
right to do so.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted ac
cording to law, Aakon Uomc,
Uooeblllg, Oifgolk, Maicli 17th, IS80.
The daylight ride along the Columbia
cannot be but interesting at this time of
the year. PasseugerB taking tho Spo
kane Flyer, leaving the Union depot at
2:lop. 111. daily, get this vijw lasting
over live hours. Hut that is not all.
The O. K, ci N. give through service to
Spokane, and a direct connection with
tho train from Spokane to Kootenai
country. Palace sleepers and modern
coaches operated daily w ithout change.
Traveler a
To Spokane,
To Uosblaud,
To Paloiiso Tow iih,
To Coeur d'Aleno Towns,
To all Pastern Washington Poiuls,
To all Northern Idaho Points,
Tako tho O. K. & N. Spokano Flyer,
And Save Time,
Leave Union Depot Daily at 2:45 p. m.
V. C. London, Agent,
Koseburg, Oiegou,
Educate Your HjwcU Willi Cascarats.
CunUy ('atliniile, euro constipation forever.
lOc.ic. K C. C C. (ail, UruifKikUrvluad money.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of