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JANUARY '.''i. IS1)'..
For it good -Went clgur i nil on Mm.N.
Itoyii.
Kuti i in Inlliiito vuiicly ut Alexander
Mm aroiii in uiii' pound iiiilii'iiiN ul
k'i ' grocery.
Zephyr l'i coiill l"l IsMtl't .n k
I the Novelty Stoic.
Key Welti, iuiportr I uti I (ii.cn! U'
cigars l lint Uiwi'li'iil
A ll.ii'ly In i'il Jt-iitcy iii.iln oil (ii '.ili'.
Addl.fM I'. I I'l'il, IKS
llmfliiiut display id lit iiih ul I'Vi'iy
lIlTl l lil lull lit I'llHll tllll iV WlMllll'V'rt.
I i. t- Mont 4 Hi-lillig mil ill null
licing pine Call and !' convinced.
o yon miniku'.' II l., (Jul the Altie
ligar III Kruso A M.niiit'ru'ikM, S"h' Mrlitu
No mini kit will l o lotto by haying
your dental wolk done I iy Dr. Strange.
J. D. Mann (!! thu bent IJi in in loan
and prices are ail light, ipuhly consid
ered. Ht.uk brotadu ill oi - i-k it iji, which
formerly sold at Lot In .J..'m, now tr
I. IT) lu fj., j l the Novelty Sloio.
Cash paid forgiain, und a'l kind ul
Imin product, at Abraham's w at i-liniHir .
I:. A. I-.I.U. I
K. Duljas. M. I'.. member r-un! ol
I'mmoii Examiners. Oiliie, Marsb-rs
building residing corner Main and Cass
street.
Household ), Lridgit .V Peach
atoVfS, White SKWIIg Illlll llilU'M. Chui-
t hill A Woolicy sell Hi-tit. Ulynol
b.iy tiselnl Xmas proaculti this year.
Economy will irouiit you lu liuy
children's clothing of un. Suits lioiu
I lo 1 1 at l.'-' mul upurd " price,
many maiked In-low cost. Novelty
Store.
howing iiiMi liinef. sewing machines,
'sewing iiiiuliim s ut Aleiaii'ler A Hrm(!,
Mint tint lxt ul tlii'Ui ul tlmt, lanyii'ii in
lriat from .' ! to l i 'iO. Hi Hiiro lo hi i!
tliom U'furo you Imy.
i;inier V. Iloovn, .i rii i.in im.l nui
giion. ( Mliiu next lo niy lull on Miiin
treet, ltucliiir(, 'r. i'Hl nUeiiHoii
jjiven to iliiti'iitcn of ll.u noun mi'l lliriml.
1'mIIn roinitly lumwere'l.
K.m Kli o V Kiie, Moute I uniirliirn,
lor every thin in llm luniiliirn line,
Uriii'Bt Blui W mul lnweat iirui'ii, just re
eeivcJacir Ij.i I of 1. nUni I o
(uiniluie. Seo us lor tiurnaiiiH.
Kenicinbur Hint Iv". mmiio in a er
liiHiielit resilient "I KoKelmrk'. nml i nut
here teuipitruiily, that lio fully warraute
nil liiit work ami in hero nt all limeH to
make k'"I K"-"'"' "'8 lli'"-1''''
try.
MorriV I'oultry Ohio. TIiih iufallihlo
iitnieilv elialleutea tho wnrl.l In proihuo
ita ijuul h i) i-jTK proilueer.
ive mul euro lor all iliwmtus
I Iiidr.itiliuiil mill for B a Ut liv H
rrevenl
ol fnwlri.
. M. Mar-
tin, HowburtJ, tir.
KuitB o( elolhen, mII wunl, licivy
wiilKhtu, f'l.r0; reuular iiio f.i. Huye
clothuii from ti te i:l yearn for M e-nJ
f. IUIhhM htyleH ami colois for M'u
reuular iiio Jl.oO. All thoHe iji18 uro
only to bo found ut Uio Hobb Hon.
Uptodt dontiatry by lr. Mianuo
which incMQs tho U-Ht and latent kinds
uf work skilfully carefully and l.roporly
naortod with no after tioublo, but per
fect satisfaction. Try Dr. Straugo's
Boauilotwciowiia, Uio beHt, latoot and
most itorfoct nuulo.
Tor lu or cxchanno for lamia in Ore
gonI 17 ocies timber land in 'santa
Urux county, California, abjut three
mites from railroad station, on county
rod. part uood fruit laud ami probably
10,000 cords I wooil on tho place noar a
Kood market. Trice '.OOO.
1'. t). box Hit Kosuburn, Oroou
Address
A few do.on of those Kentucky made
imntn. Riilmlantial and well uiiule, no
hoddv. Also a few dozen womeu's,
men's, boys' and children's shoos, rciju
lur wemorH. Hals for suusliiue
Rlimlu. undi'iaear for hot and
and
cold
weather, and .various other
nrticlos at
it priced, at II. O
SlantonV.
Kor a hiuh urado piano, don't over
look tho Haines Urou. Indorsed by all
leadinu musicians in KoHnbui. They
aroused and induidid by Dr. U'llimo,
Mrs. Annolholl' and others. Mum. Pattl
liaua llalnea upiiht m her boiiiloir Tn
lier beautiful homo at t'laiisynos Castle,
Wulnu unit llMiul Hill Ihlilll'H lliillH) llllf
iiiB hor hint lour of tho I'niled Htalen
JI.mskh JliiKH., New Voik, N. )
BROS. BOSS
I Closing Out
! At Prices
I AU'i .'..in
,1
tiold pi nt In nil iLmhm at Halman's
lion I, tlm WMti:hinksr, iloeit .'nu'ay
't
Ham rufl i riMiiii'iv liiilli r at Mm, N.
I to v. In.
ieo Sul.uinn'fl hint of wntrhits and
jitwi lery.
iet your filver wary ami silver novel
ties nt Patmaii'ii.
.1. A. Tr.ui v nl VdiicnllM in cix ikJihk a
few itiiys in I In- illy.
New clm k of i-li'.tul i iMini; ruts at
( lion hill .V. i.ulli'v'n.
'uii'HiR i ! I f ik'hh in ouuvenier toons at
.'Hl.iiuirn. See llii in.
MiliO' I Kradii ItMiiililufM, fit). A. C
Miurti'M A Ct'., KotinhurK, Or.
Mint Irene CliitAiu.J rutin no 1 to Hone-
I i r , Sil I'.l.iv I'V.'iiiliK'. AnhUud Tid-
Mr. A. I'. I'.'iiaii wat in town Moil-lay
liMikinC ul'i-r lm 1 r a CaUlutnia rom
p.i.iv. I . .1 l'.i-1'.i, tidejji jpli operator at
lii'-nin, An, urn, in vmtuu friends in
lhi" i i'y.
II. .1.. il AIhuIuhi Hi nt o hale i o
on Imihhh-m Wi' li.i H.Uy, lu In- gone
about a urek.
Altoiiii')' MxirLt r.vr in went to iSaleui
Weilncclny , lo Hileml to leu! lusiiii-rs
liiloro Hie Su.iein leurt.
V iiiii'rin.n In oiiHit Iihh been issued
J .in. '.'lib, to .lames lUlny and l.illie
My Cox, both of (iluiidale.
Mrs. Chun Mmklcr went lo Irviog,
'iili,eii'liiy iiiuriiing, to visit a uioutlt
willi lur luotht-r, Mr. A. Itoud.
.Uii'i'fS eoiues t ) Iboso who itvrrevoiv.
II you like II'xi I'h KariupanllM failli
(iilly uiul . inH'.riitly, you will surely be
bvueliUed.
Ill I'oul llm well kuowii i'ultland
hotel clink, has h'MHod the McUlallen
home, at Ku.it'bnih', for a number of
years. Kukviio (iuai-l.
Mm. S. K. I .a nit left fur Iter home at
K i n lmi, l ii'l.iy eveniiiK', aftor a leas-uulvi-it
with fn.'ii Id hi AihUud aad
it'iiiily.-- Ashland liilini".
1 he tV'iilritl hoUl under the inanK"
iiient ul 1 1. W. I'uttit, lease and lusua
t;er, in I.ihI CMiiiitii: in favor with tho
(raveling public, mi l is a good place to
stop. Try it. Keanouahlo price.
V. U Tliompsjii, accoiupauied by his
nii'io, Miss Kuan Kinmitt, of Douglns
eounlv, who have been epoudiit a week
in Athlan l, left yesterday for Southern
California to ty during tho winter.
slilini l Tiiliii;s.
I. V. l'.ulT, id Ub'oni;, III., is visiting
willi W. II Singleton. Mr. hoff is a
profeHsioual foot-racer, and has not boon
beaten (or thirteen years. He is now on
hU way to California whore he will
spend the coming seasou.
W in. McKinney an inmate of the Sol
diers Home, died there luesday. He
lui'l bi'iui a member of Co. Ii., 1st Mis-
hoiii i lnf.intiy, and was uduillted to the
Home, from lVlk county, iu 1S'J7. He
whs OS years oi.i iu me iimo oi ins
death.
Miss Su-lla limn lion lelt on the local
Tuesday morning, for Tortlaud. Mic
will visit with her brother, Luther, for
u few days, and w ill then go I ) Astoria,
where she will live with her brother,
Vttoruey J. F. Hamilton, uud olteud
school. She will bo gone ubout four
months.
Wo hio pleated to learn that It. J.
(Jrubb, of W ilbur, who has been very
near death's door, Is improving rapidly,
I'uclo Hui is one of our early plouoers,
and ho will always bo remembered as
one of tho stout hearted, sturdy men
wl oso unite I eilorta have made Oregon
a great elate.
I. V. Kice aue S. C. l-'liut uiado a visit
hi Until- r.liK'k Kenublican nuuo mis
week, where they havo gone lo luspect
. ., . . i i . .. 1..1...1
a twenty-iivo loot luuuei ujuiivio-j.
This niiuo has very good prospects, aud
iIimv uxnijct wheu the main ledge is
struck, to ba able to show as good gold
beariug rock hs any mine iu Southern
Oregon can produco.
The fortieth auuiversity of tho aduiis
(Ion of the etuti of Oregon to.tho Union,
will bo llttingly observed.by lbs two do
partuiuuts of tho Oregon legislature, as
sisted by tho resideuls of tho Capital
CIlv. ou TucHdav, t'obruary, 11th. The
matter of arranging (or a.'proper celebra
lion of tho event is in tho bands of a
Joint commilloo of the present session
ct tho legislature, and is composed of the
following named geullomvn: Senators
W. Kuykondall and John Mieholl ; Keit
remuitutives .1. Thornton lions, V. L.
CummliiH and K. W', Oraco.
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j J. If. W'iiitsntt, of Deer Creek, wss
in
j the city TuesiUv.
L. )each, of U-iseburg, is a guest at
i tho I'erkiiiP. ' tfrgouisri.
0. A. llouter, of Oakland, wa-j doing
business iu Itoteborg Monday.
U.S. Niehols, tho enterprising stock"
m no of 1(1. Idle, ws in tho city today.
S. J. ChiMioweth, a cattleman of W il
bur was doing buines in Iteebiirg
Tuesday.
Major I-!. 1-'. W'aUli, of this ( i'y, has
1-een comuiisnioiied a notniy public by
' iovei nor ieer.
Hon. A. M. Crawford agaiu appeared
before the Supreme court at Salem the
first of (he week.
1. Ii. Nichols, the merchant at Civil
lteud, was looking after business inter
ests in Itoscburg today.
Mrs. M. Josephson, our t-ntei prising
merchant, and her son Sain Josephson,
sUrte l on a hiiiiuesi trip to San I'ran
eisco Wednesday inorninir.
Ladies rniisliu aud cambric gowns,
chemise sod drawers beautifully em
broidfrtt.l and oxcfptioaal values, at the
KDS;ilUH; NOVKLTY STOKI-;.
J. W. Lewis, of Si-otti Valley, t'al.,
was visiting bis brother, M.L.Lewis,
of this city, las', wiek. He returned
home Tut) 'day, via the S. 1'. road.
The infant son of A. L. Uunboell died
at the reeidenco of A. C. Msrstcrs,
Jauuary "4th, and was buried in the
Look log (Jlasa cemetery We lno-tday .
NKW OOODS,
Calicoes.
tiioghams,
Outiug Flannels,
Tickiog, staples of all kinds at the
NOVKLTY STOltK.
The I'l.AisiixALKit iiiauager begs to
call the attention of those of our sub
scribers who are iu arrears, to the fact
that the per needs money to keep the
machine going Printers must have their
pay.
I irt Iraius are to bo started in a few-
days to till in the yard at Itos.thurg uud
all the trestles between Myrtle Creek
and Hofebur;. The earth wilt bo se
cured at tbo loruier place, The l'ewey
(i rants I'.iss.
We acknowledge the receipt from Sen
ator At Kesd, of tho report of tho board
of land commissioners to the legislature,
tho attorney-general's biennial report,
and the report of the president of the
board of regents of tho Btate university.
Thero will be a iuei.iug of Hosoburg
Ked Cross and Kmergcncy Corps, Sat
urday, Jan. 2S, at 7.30 p. m., at the re
sidence of Mrs. Burr Joues. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
I'.y order of the president.
Km ma K. Kiciiaiidh,
Secretary.
DILI).
MATHKWS: At tho family resilience
in North Koseburg, Tuesday, Jan. L'4
lSv)v), Mrs. Annie Hollo Mathews, wife
of Isaac Mathews, aged 32 years.
Deceased leaves a husband and two
small children besides a host of friends
aud relatives to mourn her death. The
funeral services were held at the family
residence yesterday at 2 o'clock, p. nt.
Interment lu the Masonic Cemetery.
GUltNKY. At her homo near Kenton,
Tuesday, Jau. 24, Mrs. K.
aged 74 years and G months.
Interment was mado in the
tiuruoy,
Masouic
cemetery yesterday.
Looking Glass.
Miss Kva Howard of Ten Mile has re
lumed home.
l'rof. James Davis has been looking
after business at Drain for several days
past .
Mrs. Win. Ollivaut was visiting friends
at Ten Mile one duy last week.
Miss Koma Neil has returned home,
after spending the greater part oi the
wiuter visiting her frieuda iu Coos
county.
Mr. Stocklo of Kdeubower waa in the
valley last Wednesday ou busiuess.
K. M. Ooodman made business trip
to the county seat on Wednesday last.
James Donulug made Ten Mile a visit
last week.
J, E. Williams has returned homo
from l'ortlaud.
(irandpa Uuoll has beeu contiued to
his bed lor the last six weeks, and at
last reports is enid to bo no better.
Thorn In not ft vory laiuo nmpnnt of
wo rl 4nlriit tut brrs this w lit -r, s "in
oi our fanriHis always I an' a :..r,
amount to Itoscbii'i;
Mist Flora Aodn wa has n tu.i e l it m
a week's visit nl Il-Mon.
Ilowanl Livlngsloil f Molilalia has
been visiting friends and nhitives hen
(or the past few days.
JAI K TlIK KlI'l'KH.
lllkton News. .
I'lI'Miniil -nt-miiOr. ...
('un Manilla of Kvil iig was in Ioaii
Saturday.
I 'iow I nit ii tirou resting riictly in tho
yalley at present.
Mrs. C. W . M. Hmitli is visilinK her
laughter, Mr. i. W, lrw.liei.
I, lli-olll nclii hud tint ."x"l I ill i li()
l-i irtp a loyuiu one d ty I ft wees .
S. 1 1 nnl nil. I la in i I v Ufi for i-.ih in I , nt
week wheie they cxiucl V renld.: in the
future.
Mrs. Hubert ILmey was visiliiiK her
daogbler. Mrs. A. K. C per, on Crurlj
creek last week.
Frank W'e'ls was on the sirk lil a lew
days since. However, he la at pu m-nt
reported Ut be improving.
iistidm Cneiiowtlli.'wlio tl rUyii g
with her danuhter. Mrs. I.. Lonb ii of
Hani's i reek. Is in veiy psir h-ul ti.
I he lisherinen in Hub vu.irii'y , na .e
been catching quite' a iioiii't r ol lish
lately. The salmon are hauled l Drain
for t-hipluitrit.
Oar Sunday school is Jpr refsii g
nicely under the elli :itnt iiMiuenttit
of Mm M. M. Dacoii, tlu ijp;rifi,en.l-
I. Toe school is on a uraiiul in-
. . . . . ii ...11 : . . . .
croase, wliicn speaks wen hi m ji.n-rrri-ed
parlies, esecially at this tuuo A the
vcar.
We beard the olher diy that the
I'i.aimiKM. tic's corrv-sisiiideiit !rom this
place wlb getting lay wa-i.ui-j ieis i i n?
hadn't wriUou for so long a time. We
presume, however, that il was lie; other
correspondent thul they ha 1 I jti.-r.-me
in an we wrrd pre.-enl company.
Toa.
lOlendale
Ml -at I iwneveive K ibetl-i It
a-.-iil-
ancc up)li Mr. Wallace.
Ai,:tlt Abraham, a prumiii i I y-iong
atlorn.ty l lloselnir,;, is a pu-i a-
Ho'el t.lendale.
It was with prufoun l fJi i-i thai e
received tho fad ol lue
dcat'.i ol C. Y. I;enja:ii u who !.;.';
en sj long connected w tli the I'luv-
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in. M.k.K. o have X wow ii .ir. i.?iji
miu hiucB l.is boyhoj.l, and the brig'i!
promises oi bis yo'Hh were fully verified
by his sueiess in eveiy attainment of
his long, prosjierous l-.fe. He was a unin
ol fine intellectual statu, couple I wi.ii a
sunshiny disKsilion, which iusureJ
him the boats of friends who mourn bis
sudden demise. His place iu the busy
world will bo hard to tid, and lo the dear
ones bereaved we lender that tymptthy
dial oulf ono who knew dim well, could
leel.
Mis. Sweet, ail cvangtliht, who has
preaced iu almost every ttale iu the un
ion, is holdit,g meetings at Olendale,
and much iutercst is manifested. She U
ol tho l'.aptist donomiuation, is a llueut
Bcaker aud very much iu earnest in
her high calling.
YeMerday we went to Arlii gtou, the
pretty iiomo if the Wallaces', in re
spoupe to a meteage calling m to the
bedside of ono aged pi jueer friend, Mre.
S. U. Wallace, who is Bull'eriug from a
scries of uilnieDts peculiar to old uge.
I if. P. A. Harris is in attendance aud
her sou, W. .1. aud Kid Wallace and
their wives are giving hor every attent
ion that dutiful affection can euebt,
whiio hosts of frieuda are calling every
day to asxiet and comfort the sorely af
flicted relatives. Mrs. W'al'.ajo it a
prominent pioueer and i-t wed known oil
oer ibis coast. Her absent children
have been summoned to her bedside,
aud will arrive from Idaho aud Irjm
Coos Bay. Oregon, tomorrow. We feel
the tender loving Fympalhy (or our dear
old (riend and all her family that their
great merit deeervrs.
Wo have just returned from a three
weeks stuy iu the drowsy old towu of
Jacksonville where wo Pave been at
tending our aged patents, Cot. and Mrs.
Martin aud Mrs. W. J. Piyinalo, all ol
whom havo boon seriously ill, aud whom
wo are pleased to Bay are C3tivaloacia-.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, of San
Francisco, passed through Oleudale on
Friday uigbl's overland ourouto to
Portland where Mr.NeNon will (Hke a
position in the custom house. We met
them at the depot just iu time to ex
change greetings. They werj accom
panied by their cbildrcu, Fanuie, Frank,
Willie, and Lois.
Miss Nellie Niday, who spent seme
time visiting frieuda iu Jackson county,
returned home laet week. .
Misses Kuth and Jeunie Hoberts spcut
a day at Jacksonville visiting relatives.
Miss Kuth attended the Fuemeu's ball
ut O old Hill on tho -Oth. She wtis tho
cuestof Dr. aud Mrs. Chnaholm while
at tiold Hill. Miss Jeuuio returned
homo in company w ith Mr. uud Mrs.
Nelson. Tho young ladies havo beeu
for some weeks at llornbro k, Cal
W. Claiko of tho Olh Cal. Vols.
having been mustered out of service, re
turned homo via Portland and is busi
uess malinger at Hotel Clarke.
Abo Miller, of tiravo crock, spent ,
day homo this week leaving (or Yreka,
Cal.
Hotel Gieud.ilo is crowded with guests
who speak iu glowing terms of tho good
cheer of this popular hotel.
11. D. Mai tin aud his son Fred viuiiod
lileudale on Suuduy .
Mr. Fred liuell, tbo popular Myrtle
Creek butcher, speut Mond.ig at (ilen
dale. . Mon.iu,
rAn
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ovm iAtffwi
LrOiSLATIiRi! DOiftuS
legislature Busy With
And Reports.
BillS
lllllfli WtIK AT SAIIM.
Variou.t Hills I'asscd by lite Mouse
Work Progressing
5lowly.
S.M.1.M, I .' J The beginning of
the. tbiid wi k ' f On; legislative session
finds the cumuiitteCM well at work, and
billo coming from the printer fast
ououxh lo kep both houota busy. Two
iiivstiatiog committees, appointed at
the special session, reported to the sen
ate (hit afternoon, ono on the affairs of
tin secretary of state, which were found
all right, aud the tho other on the
Loiweuberg contract at the penitentiary
which was found Uito otherwise.
In the house, Myers' reioluliori donat
ing lo each member books worth L''00,
w is rescinded. A number of bills were
iutro.hii-ed, and maoy passed formal
re . linL'i".
Three petitions with numerous signa-
tu ed were ri-ci-ivcl praying for an
a.iiendmeiit to the laws relative to peti
tions fir license to sell liquor, so as to
require a pr.ilioii from a majority of the
householders of tbo di-'rict instevf of
the leal votcrn.
Kt-'irrcd I the o i milico on alcoholic
trMIic.
A resolution was introduced by ilutt,
lor a committee to examine the t-tite
library and employ a clerk. No one
taking luit-re::: enough to vo'e either
aye or no oi this meaur- th- ajeaker
k-claied tlit rt-s.jluli in adopted, aud
Mr. Y, xV. wii! undo iM.t-l'y get his tbair-
tn ir:!-!:i;i ,1,-1 bl4 'ilciid a clerkship.
trace prftetitcd a p tit ion from bis
constituents, asking tba', when it man is
prjvided to be capable oi takin. care of
s children, l.it fails to do so, and wiil
u i allow- o'hitrs t j do ts, he shall be
p-KibheJ aud his children prided for.
Tnis was referred lo the conuuittee on
charitable, penal and refcrma'ory institu
tion.
Senate joint resolutiuu No. 7, of the
1 Sib Liecoial eeasion was brought be
fore tbo house and referred t) the judici
ary committee. This is a resolution for
tho isubuiLeicn of a constitutional
amendment giving the suflrago to
women.
Ueach's bill relating to tho expense of
conveying patiuuls to the insane asylum.
provided that tho coal should fall on the
county instead of the stat?.
Still man spoke strongly against it.
He thought, if these ineauo patients
were county palieuts tho ex-iciitj 6hould
ba borne by tho counties, but if thoy
were stal-j patiente, as was evidently the
case, lbs state siioutii pay lor conveying
them t the asylum.
This bill was claimed by the commit- ,
teo on ways and means to save OS,000,
b it it e.ive 1 it to the
il upon the count es,
8Utd by saddling
It would effect a
saving for Multuomah and Marioii coun
ties which would couvey their patients
to the asylum practically without cost
hut for outlying counties it would mean
a hoavy expense. Tho people of liaker
and Umatilla counties were as much cit-
iens of the etate of Oregin a? were the
people of Multnomah and Marion coun
ties. Tue people east of the mountaius
were entitled to et.uid on the same foot
ing as the people of the Willamette val
ley. Otherwise he asked that they be
allowed to have, an asyljin in Eastern
Oregon, aud to take card of their own
patients. This bill was opposeu to the
governor a recoiuuienJauou. itie gov
ernor's suggestions had been complied
wilhthis niotuing aud he hoped they
would be in this case.
!each stated that the bill would save
a lai'e sum in the appropriation for the
asylum. The amounts asked for that
institution aggregated nearly four hun
dred thousand dollars. If tbo appropria
tions were to be cut dowu, a start must
bo made somewhere.
Flagg stated that he should vote
against tho bill, because be thought
that the result aimed at could be accom
plished in a better way.
The bill waa overwhelmingly snowed
under.
Illl.l.H I'ASSKO.
II. P. 71, Mr. Grace, to punish the
poisoning of domestic auimals,
II. 1. oj, Peach, to regulate tho pur
chase of public supplies; giving pre
ference to homo products.
11. I. p.), Payer, to regulate the doing of
public works.
II. P. 5:(. Peach, to make Willamette
boulevard iu Portland a county
load.
11. P. 47, Forduey. changing the bound
ary line between Union aud Wal
lowa couutics.
II. U. UL'. Topniug, to umeud section
331.', code, relating to health olliceis
ut Cooj Pay and Oardiner.
11. P.. II, Whalley, to auicud See. two of
tho laws of Oiegou.
H. H. 110, Whalley, to amend eectiou
iU, Hill's coJe.
S. It. 0, Jocitphi, to chingo the name ol
7n"e st.i'e insane asylum to tho ''Ore
gon S.ulo Hospital for tho insane."
uud amend laws pretainiog to the insane.
OMrt4 ro , tt w v.
AfUrahlv pn-stnt riK thu in-rl' io( his
bill Dr. Joaephl win followed by Kny
koudall, who strongly oppowd the crea
tion of an independent board for the
management f I hit i-)l:im. S'nnator
Heed opptjsed tho creation of an inde
pendent Ik, ul to be appointed by the
governor on the ground that it 1.1 getting
too far away from the '-"ple.
Senator Daly d Lake niad a g m!
talk for the bill. Senator Micliell as
serted his belief that an iud 'peni.'eiit
board wovld bo the meain of viping
out pre Mil scandals concerning this in
stitution. In reply to Senator Koykcn
dall's objections to u:i independent
board, Senator Joseph! referred him l.j
the condition of the Btate uni v-r-ity .
where a like board is giving cnlcii-nt ser
vice. The bill passed by 21 to 6 noes.
Those voting no, were Clem, Driver,
Fulton, Knykenda'l, Lxycey and Ueed.
A wil writing fromtheL'uivcrsily pens
this paragraph :
If the barbers want a commission,
why not pats a law allowing such a com
mission, and at the same time require
each barber to pay a license of $10, said
money to go toward paying said commis
sion, the surplus to he applied toward
alleviating the condition of victims
mado insane by listening to the barber'a
talk while in the barber's ehiir.
Senator I'.ecd will press a bill to
place the control of the Soldiers' Home
tirely iu the hands of the fcoveruor, and
aWisb the board ol trustees.
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Coward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Props. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the 'aet 15 vears, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to car
ry out any obligations made by their
Arm.
West A Truax, Wholesale Drugiets,
Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan A Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. TeBt
nionialj free
Weekly Excursions to the Last.
A tourist eieping car will leave Port
land every Toeeday a'-'J p. m. via the O
K. A N. without change to Uofcion, and
under the supervision of cxiierieuccd
conductors. No change of cars to the
cities of Omaha, Chicago, Cuflalo or
Bostou. The ideal trip to the east is
now before you. Uememter this service
when going East, and consult O. U. & N.
agents, or address,
W. II. HiHUiiftr,
General Passenger Agent,
L'4. Portland, Or.
Subscribe for the Twice-a-week Plain
dealer. It is the oldest, most reliable
and fail dealing paper in I he county.
Republican iu politic it treats all per
sons of adverse opinions wi'.b courtesy,
npuir iltfr.nitin In Ri-llrrilntlrt ahllSP for
. odsainiun Political advant-
,, ,.ri,;i.:S(.. anl,rnvP1, nr ,,n.irtmn
age
i measures, not men, aud is up to date in
its news department.
County Treasurar's Notice.
Notice is hereby given
holding Douglas county
to all pi: ties
warrant? io
1, HS95, to
dcrsed prior to Dec
present tho samo at the treasurer's o trice
in the Douglas Couuty bank for pay
ment, as interest will ceaeo thereon
after the date of this notice.
Dated this the Oth day of Jau. IS'M,
at tbo City of Koseburg, Oregon.
Oku. W. Dimmick.
Couuty Treasurer, Douglas County. Or
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received ut
the otjice of the board of trustees, of tho
Oregon Soldiers' Home at Koseburg,
Oregon, until 12 m. Jan. 2S, 1300, for the
construction of a chapel and laundry for
said Home, ami iu accordance with the
d uwiugs and writiogs of Lionel D.
Deane, architect 4o0 Chamber of Com
metce, Portland, Oregon. Drawings on
view at tbo ot'ice of Mr. Sol Abraham,
Koseburg, Oiegou, and tho architect
above uamed.
All tenders to be accompanied by a
certified check for tlvo v5) per cout of the
order of the board of 'l us'.eej, as an evi
dence of good faith.
Hoard reserves tho right to reject any
and all tenders.
Per order, board o! truste ts..
11. 11. Northup, President.
The militia boys who weut to Portland
aud failed to pass tho examination liaye
beeu allowed wages for the time they
were there. The Koseburg boys got 18
each.
Doctor
MEYERS
& CO.
Specialists for Hen
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A lTllforttlUalt aUall Viltu c m.
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Tl'OuaamU ciucd t It-'ioc.
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PUiriP Ml.MIQ.N.
Oo to tho Koielesl for the t eal lysis.
' aro ftma. i a r la r ninl siil
On t SsUmati's fur yit,r holhUv
K'snh .
IS'ii.d f r I ,irgnin hii I yntn wa'i h r
palriu .
For f.rst i lsss it idirlry it to Dr.
l ilt'.- of O.iUn .1.
li,(NHl men wanted at the llosa Store
to t-slecl gr-Mi baigams before Ii Is loo
tale.
I oidics rubbers at I'o crnts ami first
quality at 10 cents per pair. Novslty
Store.
Facts not fakes Is what our adver
tising columns represent. Tbo Ptss
Store.
Pabvs "Cry for Castoria" but I heir
ppas cry for Oliver Plows thy moat
havo their..
Sinoko thu "Artie," the but fic
cigar of tbo year. K rose A Shambrotti,
sole agents.
New slock of ladies and miases' tine
shoes, nit tho latent styles, just received
at Parrott Pros.
A largo and tine assortment of chil
dren's shoes just received at Parrott
Pros. Call and see them.
Call at the Doss Stw. ssJ price their
goods, and you will bo surprised to And
them at such low figures.
Money to loan on city and country
property. I). 8. K. Bura,
Marsters' Pnildicg, Roseborg, Or.
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular
meetings on the second and fourth
Monday ol every month at 7:00 p.m.
in the FJpworth League room of the M.
E. church.
Kipling Verses
Kiplicg sent Captain Koblev D. Evana
of tho Ioa a set of his works, and with
luem these verses:
Zogbaum draws with a pencil,
And I do things with a pen.
Put you sit up in a conning tower,
IxMsing eight hundred meu.
gbaurn takes care of his business,
An I I take care of mine.
7j
Pat you take care of ten thousand tone,
Sky-h')0.i-.g through the I riue.
Zogbaum can handle his shadows,
Aa l I can handle my style.
Put you can 1 a-idle a ten-inch gun
lo carry seven mile.
To him that hath shall be given,
AuJ thf.'a why tho-te bxks are atnt
To the mau who has lived more stories
Than Zogbanm or I could iuveni.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Douglas county warrants in
dorssl priir to May 1, IS'jfi, to present
the same at the same at the treasurer's
ollice in thu Donulaa (nmtv hank f..
laymet.t, as interest willceaso thereon
after the datj of this nctico.
Dated Ibis the lljih day of January,
IfcUy, at the City of Koseburg, Oregon.
Gxo. W. Dimmick.
Cuui.ty Treasuur, Djuglas Ccunly, O .
The Public Schools.
The semi-annual promotions wiil be
made on Monday, Jan 30. Peiiini ers
for the tirel gr.Jtt ebould enter school as
k-oii as possible, as a tteginniog class
w iil not be formed later than .March 6th.
A special meeting has beeu called
k-v
the bcIioj! bj.trd for Saturday. Jan..
8
1 p. ui., for the purpose of levying a tax
this meeting is important to all nat
rons of tho school at it lire-ides the finan
cial condition of iho echo d for the com
ing year L-rt all bj i rrsent. Matters
of importanci wiil bj presented.
Information Wanted.
P ldmoii K. DavU, hi of Mary Anu
Ilcter Davim, daughter of John Heeler,
also one John lleeter Dayis, I would like
to eoirespoud with any if the said family
of John lleeter. My address is
Pudmox K. Davis,
GOJ 'nd. Ave..
Beaver Falls, Pa.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all parlies
hjlidng Douglas (entity warrants in-
doibtd prior to July 15, lS'.lO. to present
the tamo at tiie treiutirut's ulli e n the
Douglas County bank for payment, as
interest will eeaie thereon after the uate
of this notice.
Dated this tlu L'Otli dty of Jau. WJ,
at the City of K isobur, Oregon.
Oku. W. Dimmick.
Cooiity Treasurer, Douglas 'JonuU, Or,
The c intrac: for hnil.lin ih i;tw
lanr.dry aud chap 1 nt ihe Stldiers
Home, was let to J Jm U nder, olthis
ci'y. his bid being L'iTi0 Toe J. G.
Flook & Company's bid w is f'i407, and
a Portland lirm put in a bid lor $4000.
Cou'.r.iel to do tho phi iiiiini waa award
ed to L. A. Sanctuary Ht $25, and the
wiring aud lix tores to the Portland
Elect r io Ox, ut l itt.
Not ce it ! ri by given to all pereona
holding Koseburg city w arrants indorsed
prior to A'tril n, 1801, to present
tho fuiuo m tiie city treasurer's oXce la
tint city hall for payment, as interest will
cease thereon alter tue uate oi tun
uotice.
Dated at Koseburg, Or., this Oth day
of January, 1800. Uko. Oahi v,
jlU4 City Tieueurer.
CASTORIA
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