ICLOSmG! 5ACRIF!CE SALE!
OUT
DALE
AT
CaroBros
BOSS
ORE
Wc nrc determined to close out our larc stock o
Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Ladies' :
Gents' Furnishing Goods, IJlankcts. Quilts, Lac
ivuiuruiuiiivH, i ruiiKs, vnuscs, eci.,cic.
UK
ices
Al HUffil!
. This time we MUST SKLL, as we have sold our
Kcal ivstate and must give possession in Sixty Days
NO HUHBUO.
Our late arrivals
ionable goods in the
Factory.
CALL SOON
AM) ASK I 'Ok PRICKS AT
Caro Bros Boss Store
arc all the best and most fash
city, and are direct from the
rUlNMSALKR
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Genigr II. I'illi In lull
f i liit iImit ii' lii Inn' r h 1 1 ! i
Mr. kil l Mm Win. Kit Imr la Iron Coo
i mil, I y, Imvii I idled nt V.iih iiIIii.
A. W. Murlin h 1 1 j 1 1 1 .i.i in from
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, t-ul.li.itli hi liinil, 10 m. i
l'lll)rl Ml'PllllH, Weiliics-
H II. Im;..iitii, Pallor.
W.im i. it - Wo il on culm ripliuii ut
j III ill olliitt j
' Mill dill! I'.iud'cy Will l. Mill Ml lux, I III
i MmMv linn (nil.
I'm llir lrit In c nl I Ii- Inn iih fc'i ii; j
1 1 Novell v Mm. 1
Kay (.'it i Ion ii-lurccd Inline (ruin Putt-
liiml Tuesday livening. lo moulds trip through I liiho.
Mr. I mit,'. . n, t, j:J Hill in ex-iiing Mi. M. Joi-plmm .ml hjii Vnltir
a (run iliyi r tin In (mm. ! have gnuo In Ni a p ji t f r ,tu outing.
'1 lui futility til I r. L. Iu' mii have gouu i l.'ilhcr II. Hamilton mil FlunrDu
to Guuihurt pai k lot a nuiiiuicr outing. , Mutl.i am Inking mi nulitii' in Coo
No iuihIiiIio will ho undo liv bavina i t0'"'1
lillll lied (lulu her
ant Tui'Miiiiy own-
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il. i ..n - (.nit mil (.until
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i ht ptyli-iit, j itt tuci-iveJ
( i Mill tuku ntuck to
nn'V i ir uiuiitli. l. .1.
I'. I. l;ll'l, pratliiul
w.ttliuiul.'r Miop iu
.iiit f M.ife.i uitiii, lifll to
tint .iimi.j 1.1111.1111. Hnfutyurt:, tntnuu.
Wa'.i'tn.-", ilnl.n uliil j.iwfliv ifmiretl
in a fi.i.;l il inauiiiT ul riuHuiutblo inicva.
Mluiif t ( lint imliliu utronriKJ w
li.ilfl.
local m:vs.
I iciili f i nit iii h'iimi ) rn nt ZikI'"'"
Kigi'oiy.
llio I ;.. Muif ii evlliiiK out nt Mi'ii'
luliirf inii'iH. I 'till "ml l' tuiiviiict'il.
t him lull ,t Dol!i 'h Iiiiiht in ki'l't
lmny iiiiiln;: up in nn'i tor di yc t.
Wl' iui' hl.riliU'initt .rict nil oiiuiuicr
ij.lrt tn i l.i.f t ti-iii u'lt. Novelty Htoio.
.iiiA.' tie "Ailie," lint lutt if
t inr i.l t 'u' e;u . Kriiiit' it lmiilrook ,
fiit1 iifit'ii'n.
Net i t iri. t.
h'.IOl'H, l'i 1 t III" 1 ill
ut Till I 'Jit I'-' on.
liiii. In Uiiit.
I .ihluie liv l!,(i
Al .nil, Melioce.
I'.ill ill tU Sture iiinl plieo llioir
uo.l.i, iiinl yuti ni l lie Mil jiriHctl to tiuj
ttiem ul liiteli low figured.
A liuo uii 1 linn iif'.i tiiioul o( iliil
ilit'U'd tline.1 jil.it leii'ivel Ml I'tillolt
I'.i.n. Cull ;uul f"0 tlit'in.
Money ( Idiiii mi lily uil country
inHoily. M. H. K. Ui i k,
Murhteiu' ll iililinj;, lioBoliurKi tr.
V J i .i iv.Tyoiii niiyo muni bo true.
'1 he cliui' i'it of leifi mill eulleeu in town
nt Mil-, II. Kahion'h.
Hie (iiliiie 14 inii'i l i.iiii, mil if yoll
l.eep y .mi Lilu i.l puio with 1 1 ooil 'u Sar-
.ipiinlla you uuiy he H'fiu uf K'W'I hoitllli.
I ul pi n t i ,iii. I .'i.tli(y t .ill ul tho old
unuwi.i! i-l. hi. i. I reiiii mill iliiovl (ruilB,
i nn ly uii'l null", i u.uu mi l tobacco Hi
.ru:ri) to nut nil. Mini. II. Ivai.ioN,
1 he W. I'. T. lT. will lioKl it h ii'ijuUr
uiei'tiDK" on llui cet'oiiil uuil fourth
l'huiMhiy tf every inoiitli ut 3 ;IK) . ni.
lu tho Mpivoilh l.i,ii;uit room uf Ihe. M.
I.'. i huit'h.
H.!;.iU iii.u'liinoH, bowiun iiiiiehiueB,
hcwIiik iniiehiiien ut Alexmi'ler tt Strong,
iiinl tho htht of t lit in ul that, mugiuu in
prico front '-' t' t ir.oO. 1'iBBuro to eoe
Ihcui hcfuioyoii buy.
Tho it u i ii'iiin him in ri veil. I lead
iiuiutcru ul tho Kuiiily Kitthuu, whore
tho h'.'iil in to ho hud. l'lUnilloB uup
(,liuil. Hi liiH prninptly uttcuJoil to.
l'uto Irculi cuiiilii'K, Hoila wutor ami lew
aeuiii no. I, i.
I P to ilalo ileulirtlty by lr. Miauyo
which muaiid llm bcul ami latoel klinJtt
of work i-Lilfully taufully utiJ prufioily
iiiBcrtoil ilh no alter lioitbhi, but per-
Icet uatibfacti Try lr. tvaugo'e
Boamluim non'tis, tho bout, latoHl hihI
i i i oi . t piufoi l niailo.
I'ai loa I of clothing ami huU jiml 10
t iilveil nl tho lii'HH Kline. TIidno gooild
IVelO il til l oil tlii wl fiom tho lacloiii'8
hefniti wo aiilii ipiil.ttl of aclliiiif out, and
nut (ill'ou'il I t tho imblie ut coet. licat
lilting clotliiiiK on tho count, Uylor luado
not t xi'i'i'U-tl. I'nll and uxawiuo thoui,
Our lint i nvn llm I itel t i.lyleu and are
w nth double what wo offer tbcin ul.
I'd, a Hi'i'im,
your ili nt.il uik il ino hi lr. Mrangc.
i latla not (akin - in what our udver-
lining inliiiniiH ii preeut. Ibe Hohb
j Moil.
j J. I', Murtiu hai ruturi td lioiiiv fiuin
j hit) outing al Haiidou. Ilu reporlii a do
liKlitful trip.
I TenlH, cotH, t mnp i li.iire and a full
tamping oiillln eitn be I miii.I ul Alex
j under A Mrniiu'r.
Notice it lii-ti;! y kiwii that V. V. lUn
II l.o l iligei my mieiit.
II. I.. M MISlollh.
Mr. S. I. Ford who lilely mine to
ICo ebtirtf from lh cwitt, will open, a ment
lv.i..rj uimktl near l ho de)l.
.voiib and )epitty Shcrifl LVwi-y
uiado biifiiiifMH (tip to Hon lb Poiilan
the curly pint of tint week.
II. Mooney and family of Cointtot k
pa.'ised IhrouKh Ko.ioburg Tuesday on
their way to llaudou for nil outing.
).'. Do'.iaB. M. !., me Board
1'onnou llxaiiilut i. Otlicu, M ureter
buildinu roci lliii; corner Main and Ciibb
dtreit.
Impure blood is au vtietuy to Imallb,
aud may load to aerioutdiBeaee. Hood i
f?rsaparllla cou.jutfrii this cueua.i and
averte danger.
TheTviiuoesou aoldiuraat baul raucicco
undeilook to kill a "uigger" luet Mou
dy,jiitto keep thyir Laud in while
away (rout homo.
Kcv. T. L. Jones la vlailiuic friends at
lvoetburg and lookini; after hi farming
iutorenta uar town. His family ore vieit
iiK in Waaliiugtuii.
K. A. Oo.ier, at Abraham's wai a house
KoBtbiUK'. a B cash for all kinds of grain
aud cuunt i y produce. If you have any
thitiK to sell call and fee him.
Vamd, iuimediutely 000 uieu to buy
and wear our high grade pauU, new
goods, l'i Ices from one dollar up.
Novelty Store.
F. U. Co U man, physician aud surgeou
Olllco iu Taylor it Wilson block, resi
dence 7:"0 HepheuB street. 1'rofeBsioual
calls in town or country promptly au
awered tii;ht or day.
1'n.l is a list of new gootls jual re
ceived a' the Nou-lty Mjic: lltaukets,
alicocs, nhirtitiKN, sheetine, tickiuga,
outing llauiicls, carpet warp.'hnt!), shoes,
uuibri Hits, yaiiio, tow lings etc.
J. M. Hunt, father of A. 1'. Huut who
has been visiting his sou, on the Dead
Indian I'rairio, for the past six weeks,
left for his home at Uaklaud, I'ouglas
couuly, Saturday evening, Ashland
Tidiugs.
llov. lid ward Kecleston, of l'rcnco,
Calif,, in in the city the litest of his w ifo's
P'Mouts, Mr. and Mrs, James Marks.
Last eveuing he preached au excellent
sermon iu the I'. 1. church. Albany
Deuiorcrut.
Dilloe Taylor is now able to gel up aud
dress aud moves about the ho'Jso with
the aid of crutches. He was couliued to
his bed just four weeks (torn Ihe effects
of receiviug u broken kuee cap in a fall
from a bicycle. Kugeno Kegiater.
Mr. Snow nlni
vixit t i I 'or 1 1 ilu. I on
! ing's local.
Mrs. W. jl. 1 ifihei and chil lrcli hve
telurned homo Irum a visit w ith i datives
at McMinvillu.
Charles Stniliu nl io! l Ucaclt, Cuiry
voiinly, was iu l!o.H','bui' Titcday on his
wav to ,uti Irauciiico.
lames I. Ilamiliou has l.ciii appuii.l
ed L'tiited Mut.-s l,'.(iiiiuii i-iner by.ludgo
r.flliiicr of I'.nll.u, I.
Coll Jili tor :im Viia'.i Ii mil i-pelid
mouth's vmiti jii pioi p..M I ji in id,
Iieiiiiil iniiiitiK tlibtrii l.
Mrs. W. II Dreiitiun, ( tln.i i ily is
-' j tying a li-it f.oiii l.er tii .llii.-r Mrj.
D. It. Hamlin, t ( I'oiC.m.l.
I'liib' I'.nain I'u'.-eisj:! an 1 wifu lu
turuetl Tuced.iv (unii thecoHhl tn in It
it'fiffuhed and improved ia hotLli.
.Miss Kmuia Kaiilh, w ho has been visit,
iug ul Kiddle, as thd gueut of Jiidgu i.leo'
W. Uiddlu'e family, relit: tied homo TueF
d.iy night.
Ir. L Hu'.ii left thin lu'iuiing for
HanUburg, w here hu goes to look idter
business m itleu aud ii frictidu for a
shot I time.
Mr. JjIhi Catliu tiis njon left for
Kosebuig to enter thu toldiets' home,
going now on account of illness. Al
bany Democrat.
Mr. and Mrs. Comatock and Charles
Olson and family returned fioui Ysipuina
Tuesday, where they spout two weeks in
pleasaul ret n ,-itiou.
Miss Zelia Zigler K ft tins uiomiug fcr
Astoria, dr. w lie i o k!k ill visit l.er
brother ami o'.hrr r. I.r.ivea and bo :a
utteiidauco at Ihe ieg.:tla.
Jlev. W. S. Holt, of lortland, will
preach ut the 1'iesb) tcriau church, iu
this cily, on next Sundu morning and
evening, at tho usual hours. A cordial
iuvilaliou is extended lo all who can do
bj, to be present.
Judge II. I.. IVusoii aud family, who
have becu caiupiug al Williamson river
for the past month, airivcd home Tues
day evening. They will live iu Judge
Hale's house uutil .'all wheu they will
(lieu remove to thcC S. Moore residence
in Weal Kl.iui.ilh rails. Klamath Falls
Fx press.
lieo. T. 1 rater, who uaa been in charge
of tho K'jaoburc, postollicc, bus fuuo to
Ividdle aud will engage in woik on the
Cracker Jack Miue, ucar that place. A
splendid reservoir has juet been complet
ed ou this property and arrangements
are beiug made for a ven sticccst-ful ruu
during the coming winter.
Tin liisc itinf 1'iiH ni' it .Vi ;i7i'i,i tlc
peuds solely upcu hie purchasing power.
Our system o! buyitii; in Cuuuccliou w ith
1.7 stores enables us to buy '.M per cent
under any merchant w lu goes ii uloue.
What docs this nicau to you? Wo are
daily receiving new goods ami at our lull
upouing will have tho best assorted line
of general nierchaudiso iu tho city at
oweat caeh prices. Watch lor our opou
iug Mii'ijiiuceuient. lioncbiirg Novelty
Cash btoto.
Mururoiii in one pound . m limn hL
'igler's gnx -ry.
W. C. T. V., ill hold lln-ir nieeliitg
on Monday evening at the M. I). church,
August 22d. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all.
IJIiler H. I'. W. Itii hurdson will preach
at Ilia Chilian church on next Hunduy
veiling at tbo usual hour. All are cor
dially iuvlted to attend.
If. A. Crow, the ptvular totidorkl
artist of tlti cily lias gout, the uni er
Cow creek country to proij ei arid rus
ticate for a week or two.
Tho lawn fldal given by the ladies of
the Kiiiergcucy Corps, Tuenday evening
was well attended and was lu evory re
spect an enjoyable entertainment.
Alleged Circus Agent.
A man giving bis name im Chun. li.
Fayli, of Cliicago, Illinois, is iu tho city
and says hu is Ihe advance ecnt of
circus, lie ciiino lo i.iigiine on ISalui
day night's ovotlund train, am) has been
drinking prolty Ireely ever finco. At
tlnif l.n says lie reprcmmtH the Fore
I U'lt I'Srnuin iirenc, anil llieit again
In-mys its lh Syndirato circus. A", all
times h says it will exhibit on Scplum
her l.'i'li, and ibat the first ir load of
pjHcr will arrive in Lugcim tnmorrow.
Ol coin thu last is not correct, ai even
ono is itwai a no circus poiieiu have been
iu the itate, north or south. On iuuiry
we In "I he is the same tuait that Cot,-
Im tor allluel Vcalch, on Halurduy
nighl s ovetlaud Iraiu, compelled to pay
passige, but only after u light. We
w.nl.I advise our readefi to give the man
no credit without lie makes a illfleient
sl ow n g.Kugtfue Juurd.
NAAU;I IJV Al'KINLLY.
Coinnil.shions Appointed to Supcrin-
tend the Lvatuation of Cuba and
I'orto Klco.
A-IHM.TON, Aug. l'i. Tho prcbideut
as appointed two comuiissions lo u.Jjiibl
the evacuation of Cuba and I'orto Uico.
1'hey arc made up as follows:
For Ciiha-Major;(ienL-ral James 1",
Wade, Kear-Aduiiral W. T. Hamilton,
Major icueral Matthew C. Uutler.
l orl'tjito Kico Major General John
It. U.-ooke, Kear-A Jmii.il W nilleld .S.-olt
ISchley, Urigudiur-tinieral illiani W.
(iordon.
(ictierul Willi. mi A. doitloii, one d the
coUiiiiictiiouerB for lotto Kico, and thu
only outs of tin; six appoiu'oi a tocuuimis
sions who is uol widely known, ia a well
known cili.cn of Savaunah, ia Ho is
senior col mt-1 of tlie Cieoigia stale militia
and (ivediu the Confetli-iate army. He
is Gl years of age.
To tie flustered Out.
Wasiuxotos, Aug. 16. Au order will
bj issued today, when approved by the
cabiuet, musteiiug out of service tttijut
50,000 of thu volunteer army force. The
troops to bo uim.tered out will include
all the volunteer cavalry aud volunteer
artillery ia the l ulled Mates at tho pres
ent time, aud a largo uumber of infant
ry regituonts.
Corbett's Father Dead.
Max Fkancis'.o, Aug. 10. I'. J.Corbett
lather of the pugilist, this mcruiug shot
his wife aud then turned the weapon
upon himself an I tired w ith fatal elTect.
It is believed that the murderer was de-Ul-'tite
I.
Natives Making Trouble.
to
Nkw Yobk. Aui. 17. A dirpatch
iht Herald from Hong Kong says:
It I s rumored here thai the United
States troops at Manila have had trouble
with the rebel forces. According to one
account, the insurgents, upon whom
various restrictions have beeu placed by
Merritt, mutinied at uol beiug permitted
to have any share iu the surrender of tho
city. It is reported that they have at
tacked the Americans in thu trenches.
The ollicore vf tho Ueruiuu watship
Kaiccriu Augusta, are under instructions
to give out uo information about tbo
bombaidmeut, but it is freelv elated that
there w as great loss of life ou both eidce.
There are a groat uuuiber of steamers
here prepariug lo leave for Mauilaswitb
provibious.
(Ikrtilalc.
i ou iii;iii iij school im pmgrcttciiig
iilet Iv under I ho superior management
of Mm. J. h. Winclmll ; llm new school
lio'tso Is itfuily flnlshfd and t.irnished
aud Is a good structure, allxdt I Im location
is a i ry undesirable one, and there Is
pimtnniiiy mat Hie oitiitiiug will h re
moved to Olendale this fall.
Mr, and Mrs. John Kelleher, nim Miss
Jcndina Hamilton, n turned Inun I'ort
tait'i iiits nioruing, wntre thy were
m.irrh'd lust Hundsy. We join with a
liouglas t-oimly in congratulations lo the
CBliuttbfe t'oitple.
Judgo Lyons aud J. L. I'ewey came to
(ileudale this morning. We umlnis'and
lbs Judge camo np to estimate the coat
of rebuilding one bridge across Cow
Croik, at this place.
Miss Kuth Uoberts wetit in tarycont
today on a business trip, also to visit
friends.
Abo Miller, who bus been absent for
nearly a )ear, ia visil'tig bis family aud
other relatives in this vallay. lis will
return l Yreks, California, September
lit.
Mrs. Jessie MiCnllocb, 'iranls I'asa
popular iiiiiiic teacher, who has been
vlkitiug Mr. C. I. Totleu at ilenellen,
mado us a pleasant visit today.
There will be an entettaiumeut aud
basket social given at the tcbool houeo
Saturday evening, the .1st for the bene
fit of district 77. All are invited to at
tend. Mrs. J. L. Wiuchell our popular
teacher is sparing uo paius in endeavor
vj maxv! 11 a success winch is a loregoce
concluhior, as Mrs. W. is slwa s succcts
ful iu training her pupil.
Commandant Uyars and Hon. .ol Ab-
ralnui spout Thursday al dcudale.
Much improveuienl is notice-1 iu (jlcu-
dale aud vicinity. Thtre is not a vacant
house iu town, aud three pcrnjus are
now here who are disappointed ut not
being ablu to rent bonier for their families.
lu company with Mrs. A J. Jones wo
Bent a pleasant day at Applct;dale as
the guest of Mi. and Mrs. A. Marshall.
Mrs. A. I". I.iugenberg of Cw Creek
vallev honored us with a visit last week.
Moi.l.lt.'.
South .My rtle Creek.
Ihresliiug and high prices for wheat,
is al! the people talk about nowadays.
Andrew Kedilcr met with uito apuiu-
fol accident, while trying to stop a buzz
saw, in uy.ti tt IJoyleB' box factory, the
other dav, which resulted in tbo Ijfs of
two lingers.
Mibs May Uoylci ia viHiliog fiieuds
icie at present writing.
Albert Akeis is running tho Myrtle
Creek s'age uo .
I'ercy Deals was over from lay's
Creek buudav. he said his bean crop
turned ont well.
Uuclo David Uoyles aud Chailcs Tolls
went to Sour Grass hunting, one day last
week ; we wished them good luck, and
they had it, they killed three snipes.
IncleJiuiuiy Newton made a flying
trip to Myrtle Creek, one day last
week.
Mr. and Mr. Beutaen have been
pjite ill Ihe last few dayj, but are slow
ly recovering.
Miss Carrie Freemau is going to West
Fork, next Monday.
Mrs. Ady Iiedifer has left her furui
turo in Jim Freeman's care, an 1 is talk.
iug of going to l'ortland for a few weeks
iail with relatives and friends.
Albert Wright is expected home from
Eastern Oregon soon.
I'ucle Jimmy McDonald has purchai;
ed the Morrisou place, au I intends put.
ting all tillable laud iu hor s.
Jll.L.
Kent Ciukli Items.
Riddle.
Mr. ).. liayutuuil, of Pays tieek. was
was In town Haturday.
Oi'o. K. tjuine made a busincis trip to
Lelaml recently.
I'uul Williams was iu town (rom tht
canyon last week.
John M. Jackson was doing husiuesa
in Kssebnrg Wednesday of last wttk
Hon. (leo. W. Kiddle wat doing butt-
oess In l'ortland one day last week.
Ksv. Ilaneeti filled bis appointment
here Hundav and was accompanied by
his w ife.
Morace Hayiuotnl ami Henry ll"rton,
both ol Days Crtek, ware la tbii iclnltj
last Friday.
i. M. Williams cam dowo from Do
than Monday ami was doing boiineat lo
our city.
Nathan I ullerton ami Mr. Zigler, both
of Hoseburg, are visiting friends here at
present.
Heveral people of this vicinity left
this week for a seaside ont log at Dan
don.
John uall Jr. ol Myrtle Creek was
shaking hands with friends at this place
Haturday.
Miss Maui liassett came op from
Drain Sunday morning, and It a guest at
Hotel Kiddle.
Lawerence Michaels came down from
the Cracker Jack mine last week, after
making some extensive improTtneote
there.
II. A. Crow came up from Koseborg
Tuesday, aud will spend a season bunt
ing an 1 recuperating in the mountains.
Dr. and Mrt. 1'. A. Uarria and Jamei
Clements and wife left Monday for a
week's camping and banting.
I'runes are ripeuiog very fait in this
vicinity, and it will uol be long until
the big cvaporatora will begin optratiooe,
Geo. F. Fraler came np from Rosebarg
lues-lay morning. We understand (that
be will epeod the winter at the Cracker
Jack mine.
Threshing in this vicinity will be
about completed this week. The jield
of grain has exceeded all expectations
and the-efore farmers are Jubiltot.
We unintentionally omitted to mention
Itutt week, the birth of a fine ton to Mr.
aud Miff. T. A. Dean, wbicb occured
Thursday, Aug. 1th. Another Dewey.
Wo are iu for mod that Mr. Clarence
ia.luy has contracted for about 'JO car
loads of dried prunes in this section.
He will pay 31.,' ceufj for 40'b to oO'e,
and S cent lower for each smaller grade-
with 5 per ceut off for commission.
Pbktokia.
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Portland,
Deuiauiin
BFN'.I AMIN - i:LHOT.-At
Ausust 17, lS'.i'.t, Dr. K. W.
and Midi Mable I.. Elliot.
Uothof thoee youug jieoplo arowcll
know ii iu Kosoburg whero tho larger
porliouof their livos Itavu boon spout.
The l'i.AiMLii.u; jjius with their
many friends in wiuhiug thorn n happy
aud prosperous life.
Tu Cert. C .MtoilruiiiiM I urt'tvr,
Tiilii" I'lisiuit'i i -.null i '. uii. n tic l"oer""K
It C. C. C. tail lo tun', urumiat.. refund uiouey.
were up
Kvcrbody is busy threshing at tho
present.
JohuJenkius and family, II. Jenkins
aud family, A. ti. Adams aud.f.C
Adams are goiog lo Kivldlcs to cut wood.
We wish them success.
e miaa Miss Alta JNuitli very umch
and was sorry to sea her leave us
Mr. Uudsou the machine man was up
the tiulch ou tho loth.
1.. Mecuui and Joe Thomas
tho Gulch on tho l":h.
It. li. i-untli and Etetisoii are workiii"
for S. C. Miller of Dillard.
uic i LAiMb.u.i:tt is ino piopcr pajer
for the news; if you don' I thiuk so sub
scribe for il aud see for yourself.
the reporter will leave soon, ami bo
wii-hes cvi i body a good-bye.
Mabel N alker aud .Mm. Claytou ttiadu
a living ttip to f'uockway last week
Mios F.lla Yol iiinl, of Kiddle, is visiting
tiifiids at this place.
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Tn order to prove (lis frret merit of
Ely's Cream Jtnlnt. the mo-l efTecfira c-'-i
for CuUrrlt aud Cold in Head, we bate pre
pireii a g-Microii trial Mze for 10 eents.
Oct it or your urnj;fri-t or enl in tenia ro
T.LY l!UOS., .V Wurroii St , X. Y. City.
I suffered front c tlnrrh of tbo worst kind
ever Minis :i ik'v. tinu i neier oouea ioi
cure, Imt EIt's I'rc.uu Halm fmi to do
even that. Mirny ncipiaiiiUioci Lavs nsed
it with excellent roHult. (.htcar Untniin
45 Wurreu Ave., Chicago, IU.
Ely's Cream Babn ia the acknowledged
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cure I or caiarrn anu cubuuiu no cocuioe
mercury nor auy tniunooa drug. I'riee
CO cents. At druggists or by maiL
Cleveland Items.
The Bohemia nine.
Falem Mateaman: Among the re
cent arrivals in this city ia Cbtrloe
Winkler, who apent about tbree monlht
in the Bohemia ruining district, wbicb
ia located io the northeastern portion of
Dooglat county.
He speake very bigbly of that mining
ection and tbinke that it it not talked
about to the extent tbat It should be.
Every month of work done opon the
claimt tLere ie prodnclive of rich devel
opments and capital ie bound to be at
traded there sooner or later. Mr.
Winkler tbioks the UoKemia ie dsttined
to be one of tbo richest cam pt on the
raciCc coast. It corere a range of
fifteen milee wide aud about sixty long,
and already about fifty elaimi are In op
eration. The ore if not of a high grade.
but Is sufficiently rich to become profita
ble to tbote mining it.
Tbe qaarti ie the free milling kind
and tbe piece exhibited in ftaleui by
Mr. Winkler show op splendid in
wealth.
Wbat is known thero as tbe Musick
group is owned ly a Mr. J. W. Cook,
who seema to have implicit faith in tbe
fu'.nre of tbe district, having upwards of
one hundred men in his employ, and, in
course of construction, an addition lo
bis present mill. Tbe main structure ie
30x36 leet in dimensions with an en
gine room 36x38 feet, ami a concentrates
storage room 36x11; the walls are 38
feet high. He has five stamps in opera
tion at present and is preparing to add
ten more, tbe earns being now en route
from Chicago. Hie "veins" face 8x1 :i.
He has bonded a couple of bis claims
to parties from Montana and they are
now actively engaged in developing Ibeir
prospect.
Cdueai Voar How-elf. With (-.,. ri.
Candw Cathartic ..... .,..il,i .
10c. 3c. U C C C. fall. UruEffista refund mane..
Bargains in Real u state.
Tbe weather is very warm, just tbe
kind of weather for threshing.
The people of this place can bear lbs
whistle of Mr. Spaugb'e thresher tbat Ie
threshing in Garden Cot torn.
Pat Murphy of Coles Valley passed
through here this week with bis thresh
ing machine, bis destination being the
county poor farm.
M. J. Burkbart of this place paid Oak-
a visit last week to recover bia mules
that got out aud went over there
.Mr. i:. i. vvoodruttis hauling grain
to Oakland. He says bis fleet load was
the first grain in town.
W. II. Murdock paid G.rJeu Hot torn
a busiuess visit last week.
We are glad that the war has ended
w ith uo greater loea than reported.
Mr. Alloa Martin who is working tor
Henry Conn of Freuch Settlement payed
W. W. Scott of this place a visit last
Suudav,
Goo. L. Yale aud EJgar C. Davit have
beeu making boards aud pickets up on
tho Coast Kango.
Miss Luiio UUiu of this place htt
gouo to Coos Hay. Wo wish her a pleat
ant trip.
Mrs. K. Livingston aud daughter Mot'
lie who are campiug at the Ushtry visit
ed Mrs. Woodruff ol this place laat
week.
Mia. W. W. Scott and sous I'-ill aud
Charley made a (lying trip t Koseburg
last week.
Messors Gilloui aud Mack IS itu of Gar-
don Bottom were over here last Sunday.
Mr. Molviu Handy payed Koseburg
a visit last week.
Charley and Billy Scott aud Wallace
Murdock wout up to the Forks of the
river one night last week IMiiug.
Mr. W. W. Scott Imt boeu feucing
some ou bis place, besides making many
other lutprovoiucuts.
Wo are proud to state that M.J. Burk
nu t is one of our many violinists.
Cl.kVkl.AXU J.b,
. Wantcd-Hop Pickers.
1 will givo -40 ceuls per boa (or pickitig
hops this season. Apply tu
N. LaKait, Wilbur, Or.
For Sale
Al a bargain, a good secondhand buggy
and t-iuglc banters, luquire at this oUcs.
To I'ure l'iiiiatl,iutluii I urver.
TitUe r.tM-mctM lundvlulliuriie. ItkjorlBft
It I. C. C. fail to cure, tlruiijiijls rilutid uiuucy.
No 1. 50 acres all under fence, fair
bouse and barn, all in cultivation. This
ia all a No 1 land, school mile. To Kose
burg 8 miles. Price f iooo.
No 2. 100 acres all under fence ami
cross fenced. 80 acres in cultivation.
Balance good pasture, good house and
barn and all necessary out buildings.
Small family orchard, a fine mountain
stream ol water ronning through tbe
place. This is a Bret class place, tt miles
from Roeeborg. Price 12000, down.
Balance on fair terms.
No 3. 2C0 acres, 20 under fence, nice
orchard, fair house and barn, good pas
ture. Land 7 miles from Koseburg.
Price $030.
No 4. 10 acres, 1 mile Iroiu Koseburg,
in a high state of cultivation, 2 acre in
strawberries, 4 iu orchard, good garden, 4
room boose, fair barn, well watered, all
necessary farming utonsila, GJ chickens,
jersey cowe and one calf, one horse,
one buggy one light wagon two set of
barneet, lots of small fruit trees. This
is a complete and perfect home. Price
1000.
No 5.-5 acres. 1 mile from Koseburg,
fair bouse and barn, nice family orchard
one horse and cart. Price ItOO.
No C 136 acres all under fence, iu
cultivation 5o acres. Box bouse 5 rooms.
small barn and all necessary oat build
ings, acres In orchard, U miles lo
school. Poet-office l.1.' miles. 2S.' miles
to Oakland, a nice little city. Pries
rlGOO.
I. F. Kke,
Heal 1'itate Ageut,
Koseburg, Or.
Lumber Haulers Wanted. -
Forty good teams for hauling lumber.
Price f 1.50 to '5.00 per M. It., owing to
distauce. Work will continue until
raiuy season. Write to -
Tim Stuau Pinb V. & L. Co.,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
for Over I'lrty Vcata. .
AN UU iND WlLL-TnUD Ki'M.OV.-Urli
Wlntlow's Soothlug fcyiup hat been used (or
over fifty years by mlllioni of mothers (or tbalr
children while teething, with perfect succcw.
It loothci the child, softeui the gum, allays all
palu, cures wind colic, aud is the best remedy
(or Plan-boca. la lcaaut to tbo ttnlo. bold ly
drugsiits iu every part ol tho world. Tweulj.
Ovo ceuls a bottlo. Its vuluo Is luculculible.
Bcturo aud x (or Mrs. Wlualow's Hoothiuc
Syrup, aud take no other kind.
No-To-Hae rr Klfty Ci-nta.
Ciuaruuiecil toliuci-o Imlilt eum. mnins
lucu strung, blood pure. 6oc.ll. in urngl.sU.
Wanted Hop -pickers.
Will give 10 cts. for 14 uounds. Fur
other iuformaliou please apply to
tlUO. bllAUUKOOK,
l'mpiua Ferry, Or.
t.aacr.U Your ISowaU vvttb laiearcw.
JSu"aJ j-ananio, eure couaiipuilou forever.
o. too. If c. O. O. fall, druw:;iau reluud uiouey
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tht Klntf Yea Han Always Bought
Uoara the Sfj.'
Bignuture of KSLxfyrJOcfiK
Caro Biou, are Iho boss nieiclantr.