The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, February 09, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmtmmwmmmmnmmmmmmmmm CARO Settle Up. All poisons Indobtod to the undersign ed uro hereby nolilied ami rouosted to cuius forward and make prompt soltlo merit. All notea nnd accounts not paid liiiiiiodlntaly will ho placed In llio bauds ul hii attorney fur collection. Tlili iiiciii.h like it reads. Wo urn going out ul bii'-luer'H, mid must hiivt, ti ii-ltli.'inciil. J THE PLAINDEALIHR. HlllKU.UtY ii. 189. Fur h good fi-ctint cigar i ul 1 on Mre.N. Itovt. lings III Intlnilo vutii'ly ul Alexander A Strong's. Set) Hiilmuri'M lino ol w .t It 1 1 4 uinl jtlitiy, Macaroni in one pound ctulo'iim nl gler's grocery, .rphyr locc-nti lor I-hUmii package t llm Novelty Stoic. Key West, luiMrtu.l uinl ib-unstlc cigars at tho Itoscleuf. A finely In oil Ji'iocy iiiulu tii 1 1 ( i isilc Addiens I'. 1). Hot, Hia. Tho liui'r-l display of Iunol every description ut Churchill ii Woolley. Tho Hobs Moio is selling out ut ri fle Inn I" 'can. Cull and bo convinced. IK) you auiuku'.' II "'. get thu Atliu t:igar at KriiHo A. M.uiiihrooks, bole ugcnls No mistake w ill l a nnvhi l-y living your denial work done by Dr. Mrangc. J. I. Mann sells Iho tnt flour in ton n and prices are all light, iuality tonr-id-ercd. Laditts tuhberu ut L'-'i cents imd lirsl Quality at tO tenia per pair. .Novelty Worn. I'.luck brocade diem kiitf, which formerly sold nt to :i.5i, ug ii 1.15 lo -,.T5 at llio Novrlty Store. Cash paid for grain, und nil kinds ul (arm products, at Abraham's warehoin,ii. 1!. A. IV'iut K. llilUttti. M. I'., luetubtr Hoard id i'onaiuii F.xuniiniis. Ollicw. Mainleis building residing corner Main und C.i h atrocil. Ilcotioiny will prompt you l.i I .uy children's clothing ol u. Soils lioin 4 to 1 1 ut l.2-' and upa-id in pi ice, many niuiked below tout. Novelty htoro. Sewing machine, sowing uiui bines, Be-wing machines at Alexander Stroi (?, ud tho U-hl ol tlioin ul tliut, r.nn;iiii in prkofruiu VM' T-i-Mirc to n o tliuui Ixtloroyon buy. Klmvr V. lloovir, pliyi'ki.m und inn goon. Ollico next to city bull on Main Btrwit, Komsbiiri!, ir. Speeb.l rtttinti"n Kivnn to dineu:uH ( tl.o mmi' and tliro.il. 1'uIIh promptly nnHAercl. Soo Kico & Kice, lloii-o 1 urniclKrii, for every ttiitix in tho luiuiluio line-, lurneat utock und lowcut pricc'B, jn:it re vt'ivcJ a c.ir lo.i l u( Kutcnui'i I .- furniture. Sen no lor bnr(j.iiu. Ueinombor tbut I'r. Mr.uii;o in u per iiiunent reaidenl ol Koiioburtf. und ia not bero tomporui ily, tlnit no fully wurrante all bin work und is litre ut all liniio to mako gootl uuaruiitoon ol nil dunlin try. Morris' I'oultry Uuri. Thin inlulllbli! loiucdy tliullcnguH tho world to prodmo itBeipiulusnn vm producer, l'rovcnt ivo and euro lor nil iIIdcuhuu ullowlu. liuarautoed and for nulo by H. M. Mar tin, Kosoburtf, Or. Suita of ilotliCH, nil wool, heavy wolKlitB, f0.50; roijulur prico '.). lioyu clothcB from 0 to 13 years for 1.50 and fj. llatsull btyk-H und colors for Wj roKulur prico 1.50. All thuuo tjoods nro only to bo found ut tho lioBB Htoro. UptadaU dont'iBtry by Pr. Mi.uiko which means thu bout and lutett kinds f work Bkilfully carefully nnd properly uHortod with uo altor trouble, but per fect satisfaction. Try Dr. Htrano a ..., !.., emmm. the beat. Utcut nnd most perfect made. l'or sale or exchange for lauds in Ore gon H7 ones timber laud in Hitntu CruB county, Oaliforuia, nbjut threo in Ilea from railroad BUtiou, on county road, purt good fruit land uud probably in nno cords of wooil on tho place noar a nnnil mnrknt. l'rice 2.0;0. Addroafl ju ' I'. 0. box 3 RoBeburn, Ori'ou. A few dozen of those Kentucky made anlintantlAl and Well llllulO, 110 -t.mi.lv. AIho a few douen womou's men'B, boyB and children's Bhoes, regit lar wearers. Hats lor suuBiune .i.a.lu. iindorwear for hot and tun! cold weather, and various other articles g prices, ut U. 0. MantonV. at hluh L-rude liiitno. don t oyer 1,mk iha llaines HroH. Indorsed by i.,o,ii.,( niiiHleliins In HoBoburi!. 'i'hoy umiiHfld nnd indorsed by 'I.hmo mid others. Mine. ltii tiu - , iiiiinefl iinriuhl iii her boudoir lie rbeuuli ful homo at I'ralnjisoH CuhIIo, WaloH. und used the Huiiioh piano diir- liiB lier Innt lour of the I'n'Uod Slatw II ainkm Hitox., New Yoik, N. V, ft '8 . A a V.l i 1.1 BROS. BOSS Caii'i .;.'.. i (lold pi' I IN ill Ull dl'MlllM lit KmI.IIIUU'S. Ilond, llio wrttcliiniik'ir, tlien fj,'r,iy. Iiik. l!.mcro(t reitnii ry butter ut Mm. N. Iiovde. H. ('. Mini I, mi an itttiiik ol the iiiim' Iff. let your hilvr-r -e mid mlver novel tleH nl H I'z-iiiiii'ri. There twu i.om- 'A,' li'c prinouers iu the OreL'iii eiiitehl i.iry . New ntoi l; t.l elemnt e irvin hot) ut Cluirelilll A V.,o!lf y',i. Viirwilii dtbii'iiH in fviilv-enii r rpoun.t ul S 11 l..iiiin'n. Sue t l.eni. II-kIioM nr.i.'o Kmiihli ih, 110. A. O MMnt' r.i Co., U iib'illru. l lr. Mr. Wiiite it lidMinir tiuchir'tf i xaii; inilioi in ti e idd Miipoiiii: IihII Ihis week. I. -jok out I n t'io .1. i. t'.'n ifi Went ItOPt'tmrif . b'oi-iii an 1 enrpet we.ive or llirna I Ih in d.-m iiid. .1 oh it l Ar.ut-r In'uiii ,i loro'-lomro suit u,ia n it l-.ile!!.i .1. French ct ux, iu tho circuit o att tod 4 y . A tuit to lutiiiloe) a luorU.iKO was llb.'d ii the circuit court, lot week by V. V. Kvi.t v-f. S. .1. H. Trino, et ux. A i ui' in circuit court, NewlanJ et nl, ii l rjnk .Newluud el in, for ili tiou nud .d-! t l reul pi' forty, was (Hod I .b. . D.u;l.ii t utility ih oii'i thir . Itr ger iu ui o i than tho it, i '.. ol K'io. llltlld and Djlo-Auro i-ombini'd, and kk large a i ill" ntato ol Connecticut'. Aueifjlit e.ir oil diuulitcr of AIvh llrow n binned to ili-ittli ruerduv at Mid l'c I'n ik , tY 'i dimly. Iter i-loth-iu euunlit I'tt-i l til ) ilieplaee. I. tdi'S inii"iiii and cauiluic iiowna, c'.einlHO uud iluAer.i beaut ifully eui broideie.l.ai.d exeeptiouul vlilec, ut the i:i)i;i;i'i:i. no i:i.TV stoui:. I:. N, Doiikeily, ol Wuieo, (irant county, returned I Saleni. from a visit wi'li l.iii o!. liietid, .1. A. Krffr, a Ten. twee lepitblicun, Mod.iy iiiurnii'K- Nl;V lii.oli-, Cilice. . liiiejmm.'i, (iutiu H.uinel", Til-kin, ttuphfl of ull kinds at the NOYU.TY STiilJK. loliu iiiillilli, of Cruwioid euuiity, Misouii, arrived hern Tuesday, and eUrtcd on I ho return trip tho name day with Aitiiur 1 lupins, wti ii wanted iu Steelvilb) for tliu ciiuio cf rape. .Mm. M. I'., iloxler t;ave en iuleroslini; ad iie.s in tho M. 1!. Church, Sjiday eveniiv, in tho ii.lcii'el ol lha Flnieneo Cii'tcmlcn Kifuue Home, cituiled iu IVrthiiid. The Homo hi s in Peen cxibt cuce eleven euii, uli! u.ia oiKani.ed to re-cuu l'ie ounnw clad ol yiilu of ini nioriil life. 1 r, lloiihaiu h m crct Method ol plate vuuk not oulv insures a perfect lit, but hide!) lli J iirtilici.iliy ol the woik 1 hau a dviitist iniiloyfd iu the Lab oiaiory aiid (or tho nt .t two weeks w ill .lo plate wuil. ut greatly i el (iced pi ices Wo will take your iinpicHHcu and turn out a id.ito the tutiie day. All work war ranted. All Odd follow d iu hjoJ tl.unlii k', and their wives, are invited to attend a eoeiul bcusiou nt l'hilotaihui Lodge No H I. D. (). 1'., an 1 Kosehuri,' Hobekab l.odtfo No. 41, on Niliirdny evening, Feb 11 th, at I. O. O. F. hall Iu lioseburjr. Iiev. A. I.eKoy, rcprodt ntinu tho liraud Muster of tliu Jurisdiction of Oieon, will beV'eMi'nt. The utuekliohlers ol the Douglas County Aniii'tilUuul Asdoclatiou held a mcutiiiK Monday and tho following oltkois woie elected: Directors, J. V. Aikeo, I. Thornton, . V. London Dixon mi l T. It. Caution. The hoard ol directors elected the lollowing Ollicers: Iron. .I.C. Aiken, viee-pree S. 1. Thornton i see. H. V. Miller, tiest? V.T. Wriuht; director for the Hoooud Southern Orcuoii District Agricultural Socio'', O. V, Kiddle, L. S. Shi pley relurned .Monday oven inir from the copper mines iu Josephine county, after an absenen from this city of ahout i-imuoii t'm. He reports pros pecti) vory Haltering there. A company has been omtnlttod !n Now York with $2,5110,0,11) etipi'id to develop tl.o mines Tho manager i f ll e company is now iu (irantH Tasi ai.d myi by next full ho will liuve ,'!0t! mi ll ut wt rl; if llio devel oiuiient in latisfacbuy. Mr. Shipley BayH that co intiy 1 1 on the eve ol a great boom that will develop their evten siva milling inli'ieulii. 1 1 look for a iX,o eminiaUun of miners in thoiipring. ?! STORE ft Closiny Out ;: . Sacrifice ;: At Prices i; Regardless ii Of Cost ! U I Kldon Krnfro Is iiite lek w ith pneu monia. A. D, Howe of Uules Valley is regu teiod at the MtCiulleu. Another hi slii ptuent of dy gonda just received at I lie Novelty Store. Itoud, tiro watchmaker lellnpectneles ul lowenl pricoi uud an lit li.nni cor rectly. I'ou Sai.u: A goo I tip buggy, or will trade for fresh milch cow. Inquire at thli offlc. Koseburg hai inoro dogr, uftch'is curs, to lha Mpiaro yard limn any o'ln r town iu Oregon. M. M. Ycriill, who hua leu visiting r.'lativen hue, left for bin home in Min nesota, yesterday. I'hn plans of the new court house, pre piired by ArchitSi't DurggrsfT, of Saleui, ii ro in tho hands ol tho county court. F'armern tiny "Our Wheel'' overt! Is, inn i,esl on earlu lor oU centp, it tliey rip we give you a new pair. N'ovi.li V SloKK, If you have catarrh, don't dally w ith local reruediea, but purify and enrich jour blood with Hood's Sarsaparills. .iK) I'owakia applu tnei for sale. They are line, large, red aiu les and good keepers. Lmjulrs ot (i. 'V. Kipp. Miss Son Miier has batn vi-iting in Koseburg for the past weok. !ho ie- turned to her home in Mrve-U-, j ester day. Ihereries of meetings, by ltev Holt., begun in the Christian church, last even ing, ill probably continue for threo or four week. M ej Carrie Sykoa arrived in Kose burg from SSan FrancUo, yesterday. She was a.coiiipinitd by her cousin. lack Kerrigan. Dr. Bouham's olHce is full of oople Iroui morning till night having their bad teetti ex'rirtod, and declare tooth pull ing a plramro. office Marsters IMdg., Koat-huiL!, Or. Wo urgrt our pt'r.n, w le) are iu ar rears ( r tlia i'niMiK ii.Lii to send us all or part ot the amount cf your subscript' unv. It is u email amount lo each of you, but ti us it wo'ill aggregate an amount we very much need in our busi ness. Dry stove or block wood I2.-5 a tie' i)it, 2.75 : pine, fcl. Iuve orders at my ollico opposite depot or drop a postal ard in tho poet otliee. Will receive prompt attention. If. O. Hoi SIIOLDEK I. O. Hox .Wd, Horeburp, Oregon. The fcllowing gentlemen were in at- tonJanco in the city tcday as prospect ive members of the B. P. o. E. order here, viz: L. L. Jennings, IS. F. Taber, W. 10. Mctiregor und M. (ireen of irauts l'asp, fete Chun of Cauyouville, J. Uilmoro cf Kerby ville, and Wni, II Hampton of l'lacerville, all of Ore- gou. iiridgo woik is the r.rt of inserting teetli without plates. Dr. Bouham is an expert ut itoKI tilling, crown and bridge work and warrants all his work for 10 years. He returned from Chicago l'ost (iraduato Deutal college but a few months ago, aiid does work by the latest and most approved methods, First clues work done at reasonable pi ices. Dr. J. W. Strange will be at Myrtle Creek for four days, commencing with Tuesday, Fob. 11th, and rctpieBts all w ho desire Hrst class deulistry to call on him. Special attention is called to his new and up-to-date method of tooth without plates. Oold crown and bridge a specialty. . Extraction rendered paiu less, und no poisonous or otherwiso dangerous remedies used. Judge West has an overcoat that he has no nsa for. During the coldest part ot the cold weather, the city marshal arrested a hobo for vagrancy and the re corder's court gava him two days J udgo West thought to make use of his boarder as the weather was col it bo be put a bucksaw in the vagrant's hands and tuld him to go out aud saw some wood, taking the precaution, however to retain the hobo's overcoat as a pledge of bis sale return. Judge West went about bis work but after a time, uot hearing the gentle music of Iho saw, be looked out, but the bird had flown, and to the present time has not returned fur hio coat, lie preterrod going without an overcoat, however cold il might be, to linking his reputation with u detest ihlo bucksaw, tindJudge West bus (he emit yet, L"on lik.', 'III') liiirne of II !.- Luk.i p :llioi ! In Anh, Mei.ri. Nr Lhk nr-i Hniib ri irld at pirsnnt In Heottshiir. A load is a in i fnt i"i v"-at lo be desired, and iririih'iri" ! -mg d m ii re one lh eoinl'ii' ' !i. The fhtxtn of tlo l " Cbiirlet Kind g has brcli fold to Mr, l o-. b, i.-l M.l'Sh- field. Jacob Lutkslliger um m enily ( If.'rnd 1,000 for Ms property. Hevtral fiimdi"s iiru ftpec'i-d t m on to places In thin S' fiion, thia i oiniiiii aurnmer. A school dlftrlcl will be petilimi J fi r In tho nir f iturc. Cleveland. Know and ruin prevail Ik re. Miss l.ir.r.ie L. b 'u, !,n le'iirnid from a visit a lib friumls iiear Kotehurg. I!ild (Jo.-latnl Me'vin Handy Im J tl.o good fortutm to kid a lurgo rsi eor.n M n- lay. Chiirli h l'ii rco went t-i ft.cli.ig hu t week. Ma-.y tmfl. a ! ba I io!dt are ivpoittd lime n,iel, . ..hely r(- en. Mo the La- Willi.itu and hnri h Sioi Bre haul ing hay from I reni.b S -t'li n eiit this week. Mr. and Mis. J. C. (liiliim and John (iilliarn of tiardi'ii Vailey uMemled tie Literary Bx:iely her.) Saturday i.igM. (-'l.l.Vtlt .l.us. . . . -. .. Binder. We ol lSinger nt ki,ow!e.ig p'oir-ai.t virit from Will and CIhih Mc -innis, last Fnl.iy. Mr. Jo't-ti ('lennii'H and !!.ni,'bler have M'ulv relurn.n iro.n llyarm g, where they have been vi;-!ting rtlfive". MiiireH Til. in aiel hfli-i I'almor, of Wo'idli'i n, have j't r turned h jir.e fr.ui n ueokn tl-lt with Mi f Dal as Miller olCatll. Mis. Win I'ulmer moiI l;!'.le I'i.ii und duuuhii r havi Ian !c r. -iinr.e I from Cal ifornia, wbeio Ihty ip-i.' lift I'un.iiiir wi'hber father aid m,ii.i-r. We i-re glad to see them among uj Hfain. Jlki Mrff.?'e Clii gie.ni , of upper Cow creek, ha g'-U" l ih-n hde to goto Wor k r.t tho Mmcn II ' I. Ch a. W. O'.ievhoi: who lijsb.cn attending the K.-"' rs u li x l kr the p.ir-t ten month.', Ii n r-:urnel to Lis home on the upper Co s cit-ek. J. L. French n.ado a bu.-.in'ir, ia'.i at D. Marshes one djy thi-i week. C. U. IJ-.i.-ihiiiau, vth lot-f bte : stop ping with his sitter, Mrd. Win. Fainter, for the ptt-t twelve month hn re'iimd to his home iu California. Ho w id be sadly misled by hid many iritiidaon Cow creek. J. L. liiiir.h and 1. M. Mo lii.nis both of I'.inger fpei.t a i lemur. t i-ienira at Woodlsair. Tim WoodfiW.i eeem-J to be an attractive pla i fo- the your g folks on Cow creek. (',. M. lViliucr Ksij., cf ijl-;(vil e, was buoie on u visit last Monday. 'We hear that lieorge will soon leave Cj- creik, he il! bo very much miseed hy the young frieuds. r.i:i.l. Retired With Honors. Mrs. D. C. McCla'..eii has lea.-ed the McClal'.en Hotel to Messrs. liocd & l'ost, lateof roriluud, and mtirrs from busi ness. In toting this fact, il givt in p'.u.isure to note the fad that Mr". McCl.ihen has catercJ to the traveling public at this popular bosllery, fur many years, and ha nearly worn herself out with con stant care and vigil nice, to please her guests, oud now retires with honors thick upjn her. as the most iopu!ar hostess en this coast, uud her genial fare will bo missed by the bust of pa'rons, who have enjoyed her hospitality. Her many friends, wo doubt n t. will wish her mauy veins tf iuiet repeat', from the tci's incident to hotel life, to ei'j-jy the fruit of her Ubi-rs. Time Welt Spent. Whcu you lead, re.id the K-d. iikus- aines such as the (oluwuij: Scieutmc rVuuricuii, Harper's, Scrioner's, Ladies Home Journal, f:u:cts, Self Cuiluie, Mo Cluree, Mumey'e, Ueerealiou, Western Sports, I'aeilio Farmer, Current History, Now ICugluud Magaxiue. ui.d all the leading papers puuitsnea. The tow u papers will bo fo-jnd at my stand as soon a they uro published. Hoping to please every one w ith the kind ol literature they liko at my stand opposite the depot. 11. ti. HOl'bKliOl I'Uli. J. W. B r ron end B. V, Wells aM at tho McChilleu. T. L. Graves, the I'lainiiualku's local agent at Oakland, made a busiuesa call today. Tweuly lour ol tho nil. a introduced in tho preesut lagis-laturo have become laws. L T. Graves is cur iignt at Oakland uuthorizod t eolioit, collect und receipt for any bill due Iho Baixdealku. At a lute hour last night the condition of Miss Viola Munu, whoso lifo Las been despaired of by reason ol blood polsou lug, was uniduuttd. Salem Statesman. Ira l'ilkingtou wits arrested Monday and lined f by tho city recorder for disturbing the Sanation Army meeting Sunday evening. 1 hut Ii right. If the young men can net lohuvo thomeelves they iiii-s. suffer the poiiulty. Other ur roBis may fo'luw. Th s is China New Yeur. All our goods uro now und of tho latest s'yleH. No shopworn goods on li.tnd ut tho Boiiii Hlore. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome When Shall We Meet Again? Yonr rppirtr, on his rr undslosl week iiiiocAi.ily rums within bearing of three p-,poerutir wcrthlrs earnestly discussing politici,) mat tors, evidently supposing they nere beyond earshot of any one else. Hut it is a fact, that son e cars ara ao Sttuiitire to Bound that sound waves will bo heard through partition walla or at a distance which most ears are too dull to recognize words ordinarily spoken. So your rjiiiik-earcd report r is not to blame for Nature's bestowal of eaia up on him of such auricular acnlenesfl. Nor is he to blame for heeding the gentle loipulieN of human voire as they unbidden fall iion the tympanums of his e-irs Sui hwas the conditions above Mated, re evening not long lines, when yonr re p'irtfr had ibe privilege i noe (he subject matter of a conversation be taeeii three politicians, which ran sub stantially as follows: The speakers being designated as Tom, f)iik and Harry, leading lights in the political combino called "The Union I'aty." Tom, There's no nse talking Dick, I believe the people favor expansion audit wo go against that and indorse Bryan with his free silver IGtolwe cun't elect a single man next election. Dick, Gee whiz, Tom, such talk wont do. We must keep a bold front, for by that policy only we hare elected oor men to the most iuiportaat offices in the county ; i, e., the most for us, the sheiilT. Sj by the same tactic (ioUo voice) (deeding the caudi lales, ' too Jslionieg with Mark Hanea snd witched bet we n we havo succeeded and will again if we go iu witli a whoop and hurrah, and a ft w dol'ars to our organ grinder to keep him aoiusinn the republican bolters and kn-kurs and whecdh them fo vol ticket. Il ia tliH voles w want, litem into the hox and ae'ie in saddle. We can put spurs to the our Oet the nag then two years more. Hirry, Yes that game has worfcid but i he people are I. sing faith in that sor'. of monkey business and nnlees we cari ir. ak," a lui k , tlrike on a poi-nlar line en a iiktioual i i: no we will gtt left iul!),0. General pnsperi'y i turning iii forces against us, no di.tlging thdt, and bfeide fia', our pit sent ojun'y cfliciald arc not tilling the bill. There ie considerable di-aatisfac!i'iii amongst our own folks. then our county pjiJgit La made a bud tireak politically had 1 mean. It is all right if it dots not B ur too many of our late allies, the boiling republicans but there's the rul. The ieople are made lo uudertand that the judge had an understanding with Wube that if be Vuite, would resign he would be ap pointed lo All the vacancy, and that it was all a concocted plan to secure the otliee for the balance of the term : for if IUmlin should return they say and de mand the effice, Waite, might have to step don aud out; but, let Waite re tdii and be appointed by the court, the oflice would be secured. Therefore to make the thing doubly ecro they, tbo judge and co-omirsioners, p'ay.-d, sj the oplo claim, the politic al larco rcsigu and appoint. Dick, ( h ! Crackey, Harry, you and Tom are cowards. What do I care so we aiu? let us pursue the policy of forrxer years ; it is the hect show to w in ; (sotto toice) money, mudslioging, and Mark Hann, be. he, he, all hili tarda aud we hold a fair hand besides. Tom, Ab yes, Dick, but the blasted republicans are in a game of t-uchre ith us. They bold tho right and left bowers, soiled money and protection; they also hold the yerker .expansion, them they huvo tho king, general prosperity, and perhaps they have other high tarda; so you see the chances aio against us. Dick, Well it does look a little that way sure ; but, it wont do to show we have any doubt. We must keep a bold front you see. It is the only way to hold iu line the republican kickers and bol ters. At this point the conversation lacked further interest and your reporter moved . . . . ... . ... on, leaving i tie wormy trio in uiiesiui ignorance thut there had been "a thief auiang I hew lukin not?e." OccasioXAL. A GOOD MOV E. G. W. Diutmick, county tieesurcr, has been calling in for payment all outstand ing warrants, and paying in caah all who demanded it, but all holders who re quested it lie gave them new warrants beariug only six per cent in (xebange lor their eight per cont warrants. The total amouut called In to date is $:W,000, $22,S(i-V.H) of which have been exchanged for warrants bearing six per cent, thus making a saving of several hundred dollars to the county, with cash enough to pav off in liko manner all out standing indebtedness prior to January. 1800. This method is practically refunding the county's Indebtedness for six per tent iiiktesdof eight per tent lulerest Th old warrants at eluht per cent are elled and thu now ones issued in liou are indorsed, by bolder of warrant No. radt No. request of in lieu the war- Agoucillo, tho loud-mouthed Filipiuo representative at Washington, fled to Canada to escape arrest. If he kuowa win :'ii bo is safe bo will stay there. Tho reapportionment bill has become a law. ?ovwm Mow' This? We offer One Hundred Dollars (toward for any case ot Catarrh Hint rannot tc cored by Hall's Catarrh Curt. F. J. CHENEY A CO., I'rops. Toledo. O. We the undersigned have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 vears, and believe him perfectly honorable In all buninens transactions and financially able to car ry out any obligations made by their Arm. West A Trnax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. Welding, Kinnan A Marvin, Whole sale Draggisls, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Core la taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mncous surface of the system. Price 75c per bottle, Hold by all draggisls. Test monlul - free. Trie Washington volunteers tan no longer complain of inactivity. They were in the front of tho lighting and they performed their dnty like men. Weekly Excursion to the Eaat. A tonrist sleeping car will leave Port land every Tuesday at 9 p. m. via the O. B. A N. without change to Boston, and under the supervision of experienced cond actors. No change of cars to the cities of Omaha, Chicago, Bofialo or Boston. The ideal trip to the east is now before you. Uememrer this service when going East, and consult O. It. A N. agents, or address, W. II. IICBXBIAT, General Passenger Apeni, f24. Portland, Or. Subscribe for the Twicc--eek Plain dealer. It is the oldest, moht. reliaC'e and fail dealing paper in the county. Hepuldicaii in polities it treats ull p r sons of adverse opinions nith cour ef -. never decending to ecurri'o-ss'! abuse i. r the purpose of gaining political advj..' ag It criticises, approves or eomieu.t r measures, not men, and is up t ila'e in its neas department. Roseburg Public School. Keport for month ending Feb. 3, IS !) Fiust GBAriE. No. pupils enrolled, GO; average in.-n-ber belonging, 27; average daily a'.ten i ance, 20; number" duje attendance, IW;; number days absence, 1-10; nuiuVr p.i pils tardy, 1 ; percent of attendance, Vt Miss. Lizzie Parrot, react, er. Second Gkaoe. - No. pupils enrolled, 31; average No belonging, 22; average daily attendance 20; No. days a tendance, 3'J'J; No. days ubhoncc, 20; No. pupils tardy, 1; ptr cent of attendance, 01. Mrs Ella H. Brown, teacher. TiuruGraok. No. pupils enrolled, 53; average No. belonging, 30; average daily a: tendance, 3d; No. oays attendance, 007; No. dy aboence, lou; o. pupils lardy. 1; per eeut attendance. So. Miss Eva M. Line, tiacher. Fourth Gb-'dk. No. pupils enrolled, 51 ; avcraj No. belonging, 52; average daily altentlance, 3S; No. days attendance, 764; No. d,ivs alienee, 2-2; No. pupils tardy, 3; pi cent attendance, 73. Corinne Snell, teacher-, l-'inu Ghade. No. pupils enrolled, 00; ayerago No. belonging, 43 ; average daily attendance 35; No. days attendance, 000; No. days absence, 105; Nt. pupils tardy, 2; ,er cent of altendinocSJ. Miss. Madge Stark, teacher. Sixth Gk.uk No. enrolled, 40; average No. belong ing, 29; average daily attendance, 25 No. days attendance, 300 ; No. days r.b sence. 00: No. tardr. 5: per cent of at tendance, 63. , Mies. Lena Willis, teacher SEVKNTII I'tBAUE. No. enrolled, 33; average No. belong- u;g, ao; average uauy aueuoance. j; No. davs attendance, 581 ; No. days ab' sence, 15; pupils tardy, 0; per tent if at- tendance, 07. Mrs. E. E. Kicharde, teacher. Eighth and Nintu Gbaue. No. eurolhd, 41 ; avarag N . b.-l Jilt ing, 32; average uauy aiieiiaauce, i No. davs attendance. 573; No. days ab sence, 70; No. tsrdies, 2; per tent of at tendance, fr8. L. K. Traver, principal Ou account of sickness, the attendance lor tha month i muoh below the aver age. Attention Farmers. Biiug in your poultry lo Doaior and ! Martin, while they ard big'i, wo want 100 doxen young rooster, 50 doxan hens and 60 doxen broilers right off, highest cash price paid Doctor MEYERS A CO. Specialists tor Men , Tht.M uliy.lrf aju hv lwcu t-utii, wmJumm aitU ou trvua &iliu(-uu uu.o jtw,i. TUvy Iia tliu luru.-.t una ' L('t UIlHl llt.tllOttl 111' jj.tttutiuu, uitU tt u,u.l(l- ' uitul- UAt.,w tw tv v. Till I'llrtil. yv,!M.ivj 1 ' ' Sk VJI W.Vi; 1 uawUlttut)- fcafcin ll Tiioui,,,!. cured itt Itt.tue. All iBtloMtwurtiiiilih No ( hr fur unmilUtluu. 731 "sTlKffuilll jtWv..E.ar,iM. f 3ct5 tivm r,i i mm Uo lo the Itesclraf for the test final', t i ro Lies, aro the 1 men t ar's it l.d fcr I rln and )Dlir Witch re pairing. K-r flrrt tins ihndif tiy to Dr. LiU'e of Oakland. 10,000 innn wanltd it the Paa Mitf to select great baigmns If tine il l loo late. Facta not lakes ia what our adver tising columna represent. The Doss Store. Habya "Cry for Ca toria" but their papas try for Oliver Plows they most have them. Smoke tho "Artie," the best 6o cigar of the year. Kruse A Shambrook , sole agents. New stock ot ladles and misses' floo shoes, nil the latest styles, Just received at ra r rot t Bros. A large and fine assortment ot chil dren's shoes just recelyed at Parrot t Bros. Call and see them. Money to loan on city and country property. D. 8. K. Buck, Marsters' Building, Roseburg, Or. The W. C. T. U. will hold its tegular meetings on the second and fonrth Momlay cf every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Kpwortb League room ot tbe M. E. church. County Treasurer' Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holding Douglas county warrants in dorsed prior to May 1, I8IIG, to present the same at the same at the treasurer's oflice in the Douglas County bank for payment, as interest will ceass thereon ifter tbe date of this notice. Dated this the i'Jth day of January, 1893, at the City of UoMoborg, Oregon. Geo. W. DlMMIC'K, Counly Treasurer, Douglas County, Or. 'amlla Wood In Wlnlcr. fie country cl tbe Little Sagneuey is us rough nn avy part of tbe Rocky mcioiituiii. It is tbo cnsto:n to dross lightly for traveling, notwithstanding the '.'0 degrees below zero, and even then r-r.e i empires very freely, making it iiupcsildc to r-tnp long for a rest, ou nt:cnnt or tuo ciiui ci mo open pores. Ice fr.rnis on eyebrow, hair and mns- tithe, v.-bilo the sweat freezes in scales hi lb! lark tf one's nsck. Tbo snow folli frotri tbe trees on tho voyager, and, n.iltins slightly from the heat of tbe br;;iy, forms cakes of ice. Shades of Nau:--u aud all the arctic men! I do not understand why tbey are not all pi i Jurs of ico nuless it be that there are no trees to dump suovf on them. Tbo spruce and hemlock of these parts all point upward as siraigni as cue could fc':t a lance, to resist tbe con stant fall bf snow. If one leaned ever co little cnt cf the perpendicular, it could net sarvivo the tremendons aver age of CO feet cf snowfall each winter. Their brunches, too, do not grow loug, else they would snap nnder the weight. Every ncrllo on the evergreens baa its little bnnleu cf white, and without in termi&iou tha snow comes sifting down from tho sky through tbe bush of the winter. When wo stopped and the creak of the snowshoes was still, we conld al most bear onr hearts beat. Wo could certainly hear tho cracking of the to bacco burning iu our pipes. It had a soothing, an almost seductive, influence, that mufllo of snow. So solemn is it, so little you feel yourself, that it is u con sciousness whicn brings unconscious ness, aud the calm white forest is al most deadening in its beanty. Tbe win ter forest means death. Frederic Rem ington in Harper's. Faith the Baal of Banking. Faith is, after all, the basis of bank ing, and u tnero uo no laitn tnere can be no banking. 1 or that reason it is possible for thoao who are .skilled in bookkeeping, but who are disuonost, to carry on, sometimes lor a series or months or even years, dishonest methods by which even tbo most expert account ants are deceived and can bo deceived as long as this dishonest man can have access to the books. The record of etubarrassmeutsor fail ures has, iu almost every instance, made clear, upon examination, that dishon est methods of this kind were carried on by thoso who had daily accoss to the books, in cue enso for a period eovering at least 15 years. In that caso the dis honest employee, knowing that his safe ty depended npou his ability to reach the books, refused to take a vacation. If tho officers of tho bank are nuable to detect dishonesty cf this kind even if tbey iidoptod tbe most approved and scientific method cf bookkeeping it is beyond rensazi t j expect that a national bank exumiucr cau do it. Hon. Thomas L. Jouus, Presideut cf Lincoln National Bunk, New York, iu North American Review. County Treasurer' Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holidng DougltiH tc-unly warrants in dorsed prior to Ju!v 15, ls'.Ml. to present the same at the irciisn'tit's (lice in the Douglas Co'inty bunk for payment, as interest will ceatu thereon nf'er I lie nate of this notice. Dated this the 2ith d .y of Jan. 1809' at tbe City of Koseburg, Gregon. Geo. W, Dim.mick. Couuty Treasurer, Do nlas ?cunty, Or. County Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holding Douglas county warrants in dorsed rrlor to Dec, 1, (1335, to preent game ftt th(J trea8urer... ofilce in the Douglas Couuty bank for pay ment, as interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated this the O h day of Jan. 1800, at the City of Koseburg, Oregon. Geo. W. Dijimick, 0 .ne'e Treasurer, Do ig'as County, Or CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boui-j tho Blgiuttui o of ZuAf&