fcnmii 1 1
MITCHELL NOT A CANDIDATE
(IWim'Af mm jfirnt ft;ji ,1
o, ulille continually attacking tho ad
ministration, tb president and tils calii
list, persist in dcnounclm?. not ouly my
llf, but every ptomineul republican in
tb fain wlr iu the ixifl enrlM.1 im
politically, as Uollonlals, as nut good m -publican,
not faithful and 1y1
porters of Urn principal if I ho intrt.v,
tod all to whom it i iuMtlfd should lo
ftad ont of the poll J".
Now, llirnc turn turn conic foraard
and xradt tnrdves at the only tmo
republicans of the slate, ami Mr. Cvr
belt and Mr. Siinan, the leaders of this
lotfialalive held up, im-ii-ttlial t'n y are
' Ibo proper and logical rulivLtit for
senator and iht tn.o or the other
bould be elected.
1 auhmit to yon, Mr. i: Ji tor, mid t. l
concerned, I did loilie late logisla
lure lieu I was willing to naive my
candidacy, although the l oiuince of the
party assisted, there are many promin
ent ' republicans residing in difffrrnt
portions of the ttate.iCexclusive not
ouly of lujsrlf but also of the
men ho where prominent in
this diagracelul legislative held op. and
. who promoted and engineered it, and
tbe names uf somo ot the more promin
ent of whom I have iiieulioued , and
republicans who have r.ot been promin
ent in any of the factional fights in Ore
goo, who would, it elected, be a credit to
the parly, the stale and nation. The
names of some of these gentlemen hare
been mentioned by jour .sa!etu cerrts
pondent, namely, Mr. (Jeer, Mr. Uer
mann, Mr. Fulton, Mr, Uatch, Mr.
George, Judge Uurnett, Judge lean aod
ex-Judge Hewitt, ami any of whom, if
elected, would be an houor to the stale
and the rtpublicau party, while in ad
dition to thoeo mentioned by your cor
respondent there are a number of ethers
in different sections of the state who
would come within the category. All of
these gentlemen are true republican;,
and clean, able men, while not one of
them is embarraeed either in micd or
bly with aoy of those infirmities in
separable from nge.
Tbe election of any of these gerit'e
tuen, it ii su'-tniiied, or of that of any
one of nutrbers of othf ts whese names
might be meutiuiied, nil! tend to the
destruction tf factions, and to the unifi
cation of the party, while the eUctiou if
any of the men who were proiuiucul in
the legislative hold up, and notably that
of Mr. Corbett or Mr. Simon, the ring
leaders and revenue producers cf that
anarchistic proceeding, will hut tend to
perpetuate factional strife and would re
sult ultimately iu the disintegration of
the party.
Since the adjournment of the legisla
ture .!n March, ISI'7, although continu
ally subjected to gross miereprescnta'ion
and abuse by vindictive journalists and
subsidized peuny-a-linei j, 1 Law held
uiy peace.
I have not responded, either by
speech, letter or interview, trusting and
believing by quietly withdrawing taw
self from politics as a candidate for the
senate or aoy other office, that the lapse
of time would ultimately develop a bet
ter general knowledge of the real facta
connected with the legislative hold-up,
and at the same time awaken to Eome
degree a sense of justice in tbe minds- of
even malignant partisan opponent?.
Tbe republican party aod the state of
Oregon have honored me as they have
' never honored any other of its citizens.
For three full terms they have given me
a Beat in tbe senate of tbe United States
while on two other occasions I have
been the choice as expressed in party
caucus as the candidate of the party for
United States seoator. I have, there
fore, no political claims either upon tbe
party or the state, and do not intend
further to make ony. I am frank to con
less I was earnestly desirous of re-e!ec
lion at tbe close of my last term, as my
position on committees in the senate was
second to none in that bodv either in
dignity, influence or power, a position
that no new senator, whatever may be
his ability or tact, cau, under the rules
and ptactices of the senate, hope to at
tain short of a serWce of at least twelve
years, and I was therefore in a position
to have done much tor the state and
coast. But, as the matter stands today
bavins firmly determined many months
since I would not be a candidate for re
election, I have but one ambition and
that is that I may re-establish myself iu
my profession in this city and state, and
have and retain the respect and conli
deuce of the people, irrespective of arty
of tbe3tate that ha? thus bo highly hon
ored me.
Whatever may be said to the contrary,
I have the gratification of knowiug that
duriug the eighteeu ears of my servico
in tbe senate I have endeavored to labor
faithfully and roiiscientiuufely for what I
believed to be the beet interests of the
siate, the coast and nation: au J Lever
during all that period did I cast a vote oil
any (jutstion, made a party issue in (he
senate, except with the republican party,
nor did I ever cast a vote duriug all that
period on any tjueeliuu that was contra
ry to tho platform of thu republicun
party of the state upou which thu legis
lature which elected rue w as elected.
Norwithstanding these facts, and not
withstanding the positiou of myself auJ
friends at tbe present time in reference
to the approaching senatorial content, I
shall of course expect that myself and
friends will in the future, as iu the past,
be the subject of gross misrepresenta
tion and abuse by tho oigaus of that fac
tion which organised and carried into
aucueesful execution the conspiracy
against the large majority of the repub
licans In the late legislature.
Further than as a'iove indicated I do
not Intend personally to take any part lu
the approaching suuutoiiul contest. On
the coutraiy I expect iu a few day to
leave for Wufcbiugton City, to be present
at tba opening ot the supremo court of
the United States where. I have profes
sional business calling me, and there
fore do not expect to bn either at Salem
or In tbe state during tbe contest.
In conclusion, availing royielf, Mr.
Editor, of this opKrtnnity of thanking
you for (he absolute fairness with which
you have iuvmiablr treated me aod my
friends iu thr column of your valuable
pp.r, I am, wlili great recpecl,
Your obedient tenant,
.Touv II. MllVIIKLL.
KH:F MENTION.
Caro ISros. are the boss merrliaut.
oo to the KoreVuf for tho best cigars.
For a good 5 -cent cigar call on Mrs.N.
Boyd.
Cotiuty cUiius anil warrant tmirght by
V, K. West.
For tirat-class dentistry go to lr. Little
of Oakland.
Kugs in infinite variety at Alexander
A Strong's.
Macaroni in one pound cartoons at
Zigler's groceiy.
Key West, imported aud domestic
cigars at the Koeeleaf.
I you smoke? If so, get the Artie
cigar at Kruse A Shatuhroote, sole agents
10,000 men wanted at the Boea Store
to eolect great bargain I fore it is too
late.
The only best stove is tho Bridge A
Decch superior line. Chun-hill Ac Wool
ley sell them.
At Oakland, T. L. U raves is authorised
to receive and rxcipt for subscriptions to
tho 1'i.AlNDKALa'R.
For prices and quality call at tbe old
original stand, Fresh and dried finite,
candy and nuts, cigars and tobacco at
prices to suit all. Mks. H. Eajtox.
See Uice A Rice, Houee Furnishers,
for every thing in the furniture line,
largest stock and lowest prices, just re
ceived a car load of Eastern and coast
furniture. See us for bai gains.
Remember that IV. Strange is a per
manent resident of Roseburg, and is not
here temporarily, that tie fully warrants
all his work and is here at all limes to
make good his guarantees of all dentis
try. Pr. W. S. Hamilton is theSecrtUiy of
the Board of U . S. Examining Surgeons
for Tensions at Roseburg, and all com
munications should be addressed to him.
W. S. Hamilton. Secretary,
K. L. Mti.t.KR, President,
E. Pi' Oass, Treasurer.
Ry the Board.
A few dozen of those Keutucky made
pants, substantial aud well made, no
shoddy. Also a few dozen women's,
men's, boys' aud children's shoes, regu
lar wearers. Hate for sunshine and
shade, underwear fur hot aud cold
weathtr,aud various other article at
living price?, at H. C. Stanton's.
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WK ARF. ASSI RTINV. IN" TUK COURTS Ol'U. RIGHT TO
TMK FACU'SIYK lS!i OF THE WORD CAS I'ORtA," ANO
"HTCHKR'S CASTORIA." AS OCR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of llyatmis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the satno that
has kvne and docs now bear on every
the faC' simile signature of QtffiA4k: wrapper.
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in
ihe homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
Hie kind you have alwausboiiaht Jf on the
ana nas inc signature oj t-SXfUcAtti wrap-
iw. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President.
March 21, 1S9S. j)
Do Not Be Deceived.
Ho not cruKinyvr tho lifo of your chiM 1y Accepting
a cheap substitute which some ilrujiNt miiy offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies n it), the in
pedicnts of which cvat lie iloes not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
County Treasurer's Notice.
No'.ice ij hereby given t all paities
holdiug Pjuglae couuty warrants in
dorsed prior to November d, to
prudent the game at the treasurers otlice
in the court house for payment, as inter
est will cease thereon after tbe date of
this notice.
Dated this the 10th day of Sept., IbW,
at the City of Roseburg, Oregon.
Oto. W. Dim mick,
Count v Treasurer, Douglaa Countv, Or
Insist ou Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
tmc ctTw coMrAir, rr u-jnnAw arpicr, n ;
Bargains! Bargains!! Dargaln5l!l
In pianos, organs aod musical gocdr
Bicycles new and second hand at the
lowest prices possible. I have also got
about thirty thousand feet of lumber
which I have taken in trade for goods
and will sell cheap, ae I am not iu the
lumber business,
T. K . KltllABDbOK,
Kosebnrg, Or.
To the Public.
On and after this date, I wish it under
stood that my terms for all undertaker'!
goods are cash with the order. I find
impossible to do business on a credit
basis, and belive that I can do better by
my patrons and myself by selling strictly
for cash. P. Benedick, Undertaker.
Itospl.urg, Ore., April 12. 1895.
A bargain.
Splendid dwelling property consisting
of three lots, well finished houss and
outbuildings, offered at a genuine bar
gain by the Roseburg Building & Loan
Association. Inquire of
IitiiMAN M.uiK.i, Secretary,
Stubblefleld for Sale.
I have for sale, about 300 acres of good
stubble pasture. If not sold will take
stock to pasture by Ihe week or month
11. J. Aka.nt,
Melrose, Oregon.
H. C. STANTON
lluj'UtrecelTed a n and txttmiTt itock
DRY : GOODS
CONBISTINO Or
Ladioa Dress Goods, Kibbons, Trimuiiigs,
Laces, Etc., Etc.
-ALbO A riVZ bTOCK OT-
HOOTS ANI SIIOi:S
Of tbi bcit quality aod finljh.
GROCEEIES ,
Wood i Willow aud Glass Ware,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc,
Ati on hand Id Urf quanUtlt and at prlctt to
uit me um. Alw a Urgt 11008 of
UU5tUiU-iUilUrJ
'ox Clioice
Call at Stanton's for "T,. P. M"
It Will Take Mure Than this IV.st to Kmtuiciate the
Good Points of the Oliver Plow. The only Genuine
OLIVER PLOW, at
Churchill & Woolley's.
Hudson Mills & Lumber Co.
lltt't ujn la J 11 L'liut'' 1 Y.ii'l du tip
Hi-; Mark- War-.Wi-.., 11 1 tii.:
.ii'l
i -i ivrly c eti'i''
"ik Mi',t.
I hy
ILL (A UK V A I lit. -I'm K .K
FIRST-CLHSS
K'c tic jif I'Bn .l t.. ci ' y u II, I'.. r I
tliiiii any luuii't r ik..i' :
. w kiuilly invite yvii i iail u;. 1 -c
LUMBGR.
i t I'm-, h
1I11 Ull'l IiUi
!!.. 1 If
i'ii Lul.TiL iiinl I'm.'.
ROSCUIHU, UK.
PERKIMS d BLEDSOE
OREGON
in
OI'KSS IN
Portland, September
October lVjs
pREGOfigHORT iNE Ry.
t .. c: :iul uiwt iiicit rutc to
L tali, Colorado, Nebraska, Kaiv
1
j sas, Missouri River and all
Points liast and Southeast.
ThC l'ilR"!t UD'1 Un ati -t Expoi-itiuii K
in tin- i;rmvi
i iu:i
HORTICULTURAL
and AGRICULTURAL
rroilutlB ul Or gun nil Wu-tiiuu'li n ill tic
ilaycl iu woinli.rMi priiiiiiiii, iiiuiiiiiu:
mure varieties than cvrr licluru uulli
crcil tuKclhcr in 0110 cxliiMt.
I,-, 1
I . J..I. nt Hi'' time -
Portland to
New Yoik l'j days
Chicago 'ili days
.St, Louis V ' days
Deuver l".: days
Salt Lake 1 days
I ret itccliulntc Clinir turn,
liulHloii'U Tourlit Hlcepluir
t arn, illmaii I'alacc HIcvp
liU larn.
SURE DEATH
Squirrel m Gopher Poison
(PREPARED
tOlt 1 II K
Scly nJ Cltnliial
itriKtlon til
lc
UOPMHRS
RATS. MICE, CROWS, tlC.
mm
WHERT)
M1HIJ Dli.MII
Squirrel and
(Jophei1 poison
ll'K'ai'"l Mlii'aH
I ln Ili ! mi l 1 In ! ! Ii'iit'
rtv )rl Mi.i-.iv, n . Im (hi'
itimini linn i"l Uh ' nr
t liir I aiiil 1 hiii Ii m l
m A. C. MARSTERS & CO., Druggists,
1
H4
ROSEBURG, OReCON,
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE
or Tint
Southern Pad lie
KiptM lialm 1mt Pnrtlanit dally.
oiiih I "
"ii mr. . I IVrtlan.l Ar.
2:.V) 1. H. I.r. Hiwvhura l.T.
7:S. . I Ar. Han Fram'lMM l.T.
Co.
I .Norm
II.. .
1: ,J r. h
m r. 11
KRU5I & SHAMBROOK,
i'M KKS IN Al l. KISDH VY
SM 1 FANCY GMttMB HD PROVISIONS
FIME TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY.
At.Mi A H l.l. (.INK Of
TOBACCO Sc CIGARS.
i.l r! I '! A lltl.U,
1 ki:i; 111 i.iYiitv,
puo liuur Huiiili ul I', o.
HONIJII HI), OHI.UDN,
Aboro Iralna atop al all principal Matluna I
ln'lw ll 1'nrtlauil ami Salem, Turner, .VUrluli. ;
Ji'Ucrniu. Alliany, Tanm-nt, HhixliU, llatmy.
llarrlnhilrv, Jum tUin ' Uy, Kuiti'lii', t'otUKV '
dnivp, Oram, Call ami. ami all alallnua Irmu
RiMKbiirt lo Aihlaml luclualre.
llttarbury Mall Dally.
) r. u.
t.T.
Ar.
I'lirtlaml
KiKMiiiinr
I.r.
niMMi t .iHS nx nunr.x him 11,
Pullman Buffet 8lecpcrs
A Nil
t:roxu-i..N i,i:i:i'nu 1 aik
Attached to all Throimh Tralna.
West Side Division.
Hclwccn rortlaud aud Currallla
Mall train dally (cut" pt Sunday).
7 :Wa.
U :r.
I I.r.
I Ar.
l'urllaud
Cnrrallla
Ar.
i.v.
; .mi r
1 ia r
Al Albany and Corvallla cunuct't nllh ui"-
ol Orciiuu I eutral A Eaatvru railroad.
Kx'Uua train daily (except Sunday ).
I H,f. h. I l.y. . Portland Ar.
7:.lr. H. Ar. Mc.Minvllle I.v.
A) r. i I.r I inlep-iiiemv I i
a.
.0 A.
1 in.
Ins is the Place
to Buy
Groceries.
Iiirvet eutiiiiN-tinu nl San l-raueli-t, u ltli Oc
cidental ami Oriental and I'aelile Mall uleam
Mii. lliui (or JAl'AN AMI CHINA. Smlini,'
ilalri tin ai'plicalliiii.
Kau ami liekeH In "tern p.'liit.t mi l Kn-roiK-
Al. JAl'AN, IIIXA, llONOI.l l.t' and
Al'-l'KAI.IA. an lio otdalned Irmu Id ".
t.-I K, I1CI.0I Am ut, liu-Hiburs.
R KOKHl.Ktl. V. II. M VKKIIAM.
Mauautr. (I. K. A I'aan. Ai : t
PORTLAND 'JKKdON.
A full aiul conipUtc nssot uncut
of all gotids usually kcj.t in a first
class grocery.
ICvcrything offered for sale is fresh;
aud sold at very reasonable jiriees.
We have a very choice stock f
canned goods, including both fruits
and vegetables, to which we invite
your special attention.
Our line of Olives, (ihttkins, Pick
ets, Sauces, etc., is also complete.
We carry the largest stock of to
baccos iu Southern Oregon.
C. W. PARKS & CO., Grocers.
ft
O.RdfiCO.Fall is at Hand!
ir i- u i
I or
Jit-1 Mail
p 111.
timk schi;ih i.i:s
1 rout 1'ortiand
Lake. I'eliM r. Ft.
Woltli, Omnlia.Kiiii
ha Vily, M lnii.
lilciinii itnd Ktit-
ikane
lyi r
p ui.
P 111.
Lx.Mintlay
saluiday
lu p.ui.
A a 111,
Ex. Sunday
7 a.m.
1 uea. I liur.
nud Sot.
11. in.
Tit.'l Inn .
ud sat.
I.v.Klpuilu
Uitily,
K.xci pt
dnv.
E.irunli
w ulla ul 1 11. Spokane,
Mliimnpoli,M Paul
Imliitli, Milwaukee,
I tili.uKo nud l.a-l
(Kcao Mcamhipi
All faliili,; dale miIi
jci t Iu t liauue.
Fur ran fromi-m --ail
, t i, t,, h, ii, n.
17. J", ii, -v., .'3
I n Aln-ka-sail
Biptl..
Columbia (titer
Sltamcrs.
To Atona and Wa;
Laudiiik'i.
WlllametU kivcr.
Orelou Hy, N berg,
baleiu ii Way-Laud Ka
Willamrlt and Yam
hill Kltcr
OrcL-nn ( lie, lu Ion.
and Wuy LauiliiiK
Willamitte Ricr.
l'lirtlaud Ul ( in nllln
aud M iiy-l.iueliiiK"
nake Hiicr.
Itipariit tu Lvtvinloii,
AIM.tV K
Ftuiii
FaM
M.il!
-iklltie
Fly.r
1" I a in.
p. in.
and ucailv everybody needs
SOMETHING IN FURNITURE.
We hae the line that will please you and make the
happy. Don't forget about our
CARPI; fS
u i f e
! .
I p. in
. Piiiulny
i i p 111
L-Miuday
" JO p 111.
Mull., W, d.
and I'll.
front K-'( cents
l'rtces uii wail raper
l'ortiers, and complete
per yaril up. Largest Mock and Lowest
11 inviun iiiumvrt, V 11 1 lill U ,
outfit for House Furnishing, at
Alexander & Stromas
WYLIE PILKINCTON,
'1 iie. I bur.
mid Sal.
I. I nwlitnii
Ilailv
1 . x 1 1 ' j 1 1
Krldny
.'Silcteaor to i. W. NOAH,
W. II. Ill MI. Ill KT,
Cicuural I'asMciigcr Aeut.
U. U. ik N. Co.,
lurllaucl, Orcituii.
General Blacksmithing:
."W SIlttlKllKIJWlJ.
IKOITINO AND RUNNING PLATES A SPECIALTY,
ItKI AIKlNU OK ALL KINUH 1'KU.MITI.V HON K.
Hliop on Corner WaHlilnulou and Kane HIM., UoNctturK.
WOODWARDjReal Estate Bought and Sold
Gold, Silver and Ltrouc fledals
will he Awarded.
Maryelously liicli .Sneciiuuus from utir
Gol J, Silver an 1 OtLer Mines
i'.u nijirjiiii; i.il' -, time ul
ill or itddicKS
P. tilVANS, .L'f., IJoseburjr.
C. (). Terry, V. E. Coinan,
I i.r.. IV .M. (Jul. Act,
Fur im
tlUlll", I t
J.
BENNETT'S RKXOWSKD MILITARY UA.ND
Haa been tlliiiitd Im III'.' ' u'i 11.
uidiuif Aerial 1'eatn an 1
rerfunnaiiioB
Ai ruli.itic
N cry L'jw Hates uu all lluilruuilH
ADMISSION
Adults I'd cents ChiKlreii lOeciiU
(To Tin-
:YV-'?:l,i.''eaaca,
IJiifortiinate.
Dr. Gibbon
Clothing m p LEUVe!
Under the above motto 1 will Hill continue to
urvey lor all piirtlea di sinni; mv uH ihiunee us
an ciiKincvr or anrvevnr. Mv cliarituK will Im
reasonable laud my work Kiimttiileed. Amul .o
noiarv kudiic.
Ad'Jrem mu at Clevelftnd, Duii'.iu, I o., in.
wii.i. i. iii.vnoN.
Tlila old reliablo IhikI
thu in out auecetiilul
Hiicciuliht ill Hall Ji'rau
cifcco. Mill tiiiitinuea to
euro all Sexual aud
dentinal DlaeaacJ buck
llunnorrhtta. (Iltet
Stricture, 5ypli Ilia lu
oruia, blkin J
Nervou Uebil-
linoutency. 8enil
V"- IZA?"-Vf"ii wakneaa aim Loa
ijiii nee ol i.e! nbuMt and exueahea produciliK tho
lolloiviiiH' i iiinlouiM nillmv eonnteiiaiiei', dnrk
'puis i 1 1 t tin: eyeii, piiin lu the liend, ruifrllig
lu the emu, lu., eonliiluiioe, illllidBiieo lu i
piuii' liliilj htiunui'iH, piilplttttinu of thu heart,
wi iin k, i, it,.. UmijH uii.l hack, limn ol memory
pimple nil the lace, eoiiKhn, eiillMllilptiou, :tu,
Wt'il liliOW liua iiractlimd In Han Krannlnco
over tT.iriy yenr. and thotio lloubled uliould not
lull l emboli liim mid reeelve tho henelit of
his Kieiit 'I. ill ii ml experience. Tho doctor fiurca
In n oilier, i, ul, 'J i y Ii 1 ui. Curea Riiaianloop.
1'eiMiiiH i uu, Ht I, nine. ( liaiirea reasonable,
Tall or n ri le.
lilt. I. k. iillilioN, rJl Kearny ht. Hnu Knin
I'li.eo, I nl
-THE-
BTJSTLEB
ROSEBURG
Does Up
ALL COMPETITORS:
We aro always Id tho Lead, aud mean to
keep there.
Mf
Tbelioldon Harvest is upon us, and farm
er! are imiliug because Woodward
loos to their iutortat
llliGV IIAltfM:SA
Full Trimmed
TEAM HARNE88
Tliene aro all Leather and Warrauted.
SADDLES
At Reduced Frioos.
Consult your purse and ha sure and bo
Woodward he for o buylug,
W. . WOODWARD
1.1IJI11M1I1V.
Farms, large and small, to Rent,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Stock Ranges, Timber Lauds and Mining Properties,
Prune and Hop Lauds of best quality, in choice locations,
iu quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices aud easy terms. Inquire of
3D. S- K. BUIOK,
DRPCIN, SCOTTSBURC, GARDINER,
THG D7TIL-V
Mail Stage Co.
Leave; Drain every morning, connecting at Scottsburg
with the STKAMER RALPH, for (kudiner
and other points uu the Umpqua.
UU .'ARMOR, Proprietor.
Monii' r.iultry Ouiu. 'J'IiIh lufullllilo Suits of clolheH. ull wool, lmnvv
roinuily clialliiMKH tha world to produce wolKhta, ti.50; reuulur prico if',), Hoys
its j i ii I us an ok producer. I'rovont-i clotlum from (1 to l.'l ynurH for M.fiO unit
ivu itinl euro lor ull (Uhcubcs of fowln
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