BLIND MAN'S BUFF.
The Orlln f Thla Pavnrlt ort nt
C blldho4 m4 Yantk.
Thin favorite port of cliililbeott aud
yonlh I nf French origin and very Mb
ntlqnity, hating liwn Intrrtdttr!. iuto
England in Ihfl train of Hie Koriunn
conqueror". Iti French iiain "Colin
Maiilnrri," vrni that of k rrnve warrior,
the memory of wboKfl exploltaatlll Uvea
id the clirot.foloa nf the lui.lillo ngea.
In the. year PUH Liege reckoned among
it valiant i liii fa oiio Jean Colin. lie
nqnirrd Ihn iiiima Mnillaril frmi fell
thom-ti weapon helng a mallet, where
Willi hi tight lio uv'd literally lo rruitli
Ma ntiixiiiciin In onn of (ho fcttda
which wcro nf Krpotiiiil ri-cturetico in
lhoe time ho nicocntored tho Count
rie Lonrniti in a tiitrlird h.ittk and, no
mi) tho rtorr. In tho Hrt onrot Colin
Malllnril loft both hia err. He ordered
his enquire totako hi in tutu tho tlm-kc't
of tho fight, mid, furioily brandishing
bia tun I let, did Mich finrfnl exorntion
that victory mxii declared itself for him.
When Hubert of Franco hoard of tlio
fratR nt anna, ho lavished favor, nnd
honor upou Colin, aud to great was
the fame of the exploit that it was com
memorated in tho pantomimic repre
sentations tlmt formed part of tho rudo
dramatic performance of thu ape. Hy
defirrea the children learned to net it
(or thrniKPlvcs, and it took tbo form of
a familiar sport.
Tho blindfolded pursuer, as with
bandaged eyea and extended hands, lio
gropes for n victim to ponuce upon,
reems in rome degree to repeat the Ac
tion of Colin Maillard, tbo tradition of
which is also traceable in the name,
blind man's bind. Philadelphia ITes.
Ills Hrnaon.
Some i f tbo best of Dean Pigou'a sto
ries come from Halifax (not Sheffield).
Cue of these concerns his verger, cne
r-agar. Iinagiuo him, a venerablo tig nre
with gray hair, skullcap, gown and
verger's staff. In ignorance they bad
married a man to his deceased wife'
sitter.
Sagar, whoso business it was to set
tle the matter about the bauus, was at
vuce cro examined. "Oh, yes, vLtr, "
ssid he, "Iknowed right well! I k unw
ed parties. "But why did yon not
tell me?" I should have forliddru
them." "Well, vicar, it was just this
way, do you se. One of the partiej
was 84 and t'other SG. I says to myself:
'Lord, it can't last long Let 'cm wed,
and bother the laws." " Loudon News
for over FtriT Vcau,
Am Old i.tD Will-Thud Kiaxot. Mrs
e inilow Soothing Syiup has been vk1 tor
ortr fifty year by millions of mothers lit their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothe tbe child, softens the (cams, allavt all
pain, cares wind colic, and is the best remedy
tor Diarrhea. Is pleasant lo the taste. So.d by
dnsii'j In every jrt ol Cue world. Twenty
Are cents a bottle. Its value is Incalculable.
Be sure and auk for Mrs. W inslow't Soothinj
Syrup, and take no other kind.
Toe Cbarcbes.
MkTHODisT CHt'ai H corner of Main and Lane
streets. Sunday Service: Preaching, 11 a. m
and 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath school, 10 a. m.: F.
W. Woolley, Superintendent: Cla Meeting at
close of the morning service: Epworth League
:;p. m. F. 11. Churchill, President. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday, at 7:30 p. in.
G. K. Arnold, Pastor,
Parsonage, corner Main and Lane.
l"MTD BnCTHKKN CUCECU on fouler etrevt.
Sunday service, at 11 a. in. and 7 : p. in. Pray
er meeting, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lcct M. t"i TLir, Pa-tvr
fcr. oiuKi.a s Client H. Corutr Cas aud
Maia streets. Services ou second and fourth
Sunday morning of each month and every Sun
day eveuiog. jcial services announced from
lime to time, Bxv. John Dau son,
Missionary.
M. E. t Hi mh, SoCTH.-tivrvievfeverr Sunday
inotaing and eveuiuf.
Kev. J. T. COTTu.n, Paitur
Briirt'niR'-a coruer of 1-aue aud r.oe
tresis. Sunday service: PnatUin at 11 a. m.
d 7:30 p. m. eatbath sxhool at 10 a. m., O. P.
."liow, snperinteudent. Prayer meeting at
:" W ednetday evening.
i. A. IahoLis Pastur.
Flrsi CiiHisTUN ciuain-Coruvr of Piue
aid Woodward stnets. Sunday services:
rraaching both uiorniusr aud evening, Sunday
school at 10 a. in. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p. m
Prayer meeting etch Wednesday evening at
.JO. A cordial welcome and greeting awaits
all. w. A. Wood,
Pastor.
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARK ASSERTING IS THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA " AND
" TITCHER'S C ASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "C ASTORIA," the same that
has borne and does now bear , 0)l evenj
tu- fao'simile Mature ofC&M wrapper.
This is the original "CAST0RIA" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
Vic kind you have always bought , on the
ana nas tne signature of wrap
jcr. No one has authority from me to use my name except
flie Centaur Company, of which Chas. IL Fletcher ? Pretidenl.
March, 24, 18V8.
Do Not Be
Do not endanger the life of
a cheap substitute which .some
(because he makes a few more
. ' .
, , ri'JI lfn tc 4-vt . i I-. . I . . F
7
( JoD
ctt, Kt-if crt-je.
"The Kind You Have .Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE f
7
Insist on Havim;
Tho Kind That Never Failed Yon.
tn ctTua oneN,
T Muaaair
Kqi ornaUiii,
Whit worth, who held various
pof t of Itoni r In
r.ugimn m jiioiunuo
circle, was a kindlv, graeiona gentle
man as well as a wit and a man ef the
world. He had imlrrd almoM measnred
words with Napoleon at the Totteriet
when that despot railed at Kngland fot
lint having evacuated F.gypt and Malta,
acenred her of having violated treaties
and ciuliO by lUnirU liliig a cauo danger
ou.sly near the face of the Lnglish em
larsadot.
Iord Wbitwortb put his hand ou tbe
hilt of his sword.
"What would yon hare done if the
rmperor bad struck you?" he was after
ward nfked.
"I wonld bare felled him to the
ground," was the quiet auswer.
Per barn the brst story told of bliu Is
one showing how his quick wit disposed
of a rival. When he was at the Russian
court. Fox Mnt there as a sort of em
battader of bit owu a man named Adair,
the sou of a surgeon.
One day the empress, speaking iu
French, said to Lord Whitwortb:
"Is he a very important man, this
M. Adair?"
"Not so very, ruadauia, " replied Lord
Whitworth, "although his father was a
grand raignenr," a remark which read
erg or French will recoguir.o as a very
good pun, for the word as used bv Lord
Whitworthineaus "blood letter," while
by its sound it also raeaul great lord.
xouth Compauion.
The forties.! OI4 l4y.
An old lady in a small country town
bas kept for the last 20 years and still
keeps her accounts in doggerel verse.
For example (aud the specimen given
re actual extracts from her books), if
Mrs. Jones has half a round of tea on
"tick" it is entered thus:
Mrs, Jonea doth ewe to me
For bait a pound ct Boacbotia; tea Is. M.
Or if Mr. Smith buys a pound of sug
ar, two pounds of rice and a Dutch
cheese tbe entry will be under Smith's
name:
A pound of moist sugar
And two of bwt rice.
With four pound of lJutch checje.
Which I hvfe will be hire-la. llyt-
And co on all through the book. In
tome cases the verses express doubt. as
to the customer's intention or abilityfto
pay for tbe goods ordered. Thus:
Utile Barber for her father 4
Bad some flour today ;
Some apples, too, and toilet acap.
But I don't believe he'll par 'Ja. 8d.
(This booking work will drive m mad
When I think of folk like they J
The lines in brackets are very sugges
tive if not exactly grammatical.
Chambers' Journal.
.a cm) rromur.
Iu her heart love aud dutv strove for
mastery, aud duty won.
mau snail wed me, hue ex
claimed, with suffused eyes aud quiver
ing nps, "wuo tioes not promise me
that if he is ever president of tho Unit
ed Mates be will use his influence to
have battleships christened with wa
ter!"
cucn was tne araor or. his passion
that Algernon hesitated not a moment.
"I promise!'' he cried, and fell upon
nis kneus. Detroit Journal.
Ill onr goods are new and of the latest
etyles. No shopworn goods on hand at
the Boss Store.
rorune tone ana uigii grade piano
get a Needbam. They speak for them-
sclvee. It does nut take a cracker jack
at a big salary or a paid musician to sel
them. All we aek is to look at tbe in
etroments, try the tone yourself, aud you
will be convinced tbat Need bams are
the beet pitnes on the market, except
Chickering or Steinway. For reference
see O. F. Oodfrey. A. C. Marks, or I. 1!.
Kiddle, who bas just received at hie
home a beautiful one in figured niabog-
tDy case, lue prices oi tceee pianos
are the most reasonable for tbe quality
of goods ever olTere n this city. I can
also give you mde prices on any make
of piano. I'a'.lan 1 see
. ; T. K. Kk haudson,
Koeeburg, Or.
r.L. We also have in stock some
new and second-hand piaooe second-
hand $00 to f 175. New 200 to $300.
a.Z.
Deceived.
VOllr rllilri lit' iMr.nl nrr
j -" 4 ... uv.ee uiiiiL
druggist may offer you
pennies on it), the in-
4 4 '
tKlt- k-1
(ratr, hiw i
Pit ntmim'i
"8rkiuff of women with aavina din
pxitiooa, M said Dtsmy tb,"mj wifo'a la
i Bj 0IMI all t HOMCir. "
"llow tor ' queried his frleud llojax
"Last week I bought an upright pi
no," replied Dlzmytb, "and my wife
made it beautiful greeu plush cover for
It, io tbe polish wouldn t got scratched
Yesterday the made auother cover til
liueu to so over tho plush to prevent
that from getting soiled. Next week I
oppose she'll make a calico cover to
protect tho linen. Oh, I tell yon, worn
en have rrail M e.ru r!.i ri,t
rago Iscws.
We 'All Clla to ttfo.
"Tho atranirest thiua in life is the
way we cling to it," said a physician
whose practice baa given him abundnut
opportunity to study the senmv ldo of
things. "Five minutes ago I gave, a
diuio to an old beggar mau who has becu
Mining here regularly for years, lie is
broken by ago and tortured by mi in
curable cancerous malady that renders
him repulsive aud keeps hint in cou
titiual pain. 1 know his history.
Ho is ignorant and ho has been
foor. lu his early life ho was a sailor
before the mast, and from what I call
learn he suffered all tbo hardships of
that calling without seeing any of its
plo.is.int and adventurous side. Ho
never married aud never had any fatn
lit or homo. I have uuestioned him
closely, aud I have been uuablo to dis
cover cue wrap of genial reminiscence
in tho sordid, squalid, miserable record
of his career. Ho ha absolutely nothing
that be can ponder over with tho slight
est degree of pleasure, aud his preseut
ituatiou is simply frightful.
lie sleeps lu a shcrl back or a tiegro
hovel and depends on alms for his food
and clothes; yet, lu spito of it all, ho is
eager to keep on living aud rebels at
ouce at the bare thought of fientli. He
isu't afraid, but he w tints to continue
to live. It's a mystery of mysteries,
and the case is not exceptional either.
Tbere are pleuty of others exactly like
it," New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Ilea That Kt Their Own Dsn.
As a rule, when hens have suitable
food they don't eat their owu eggs.
To preserve eggs from being eaten uu
der exceptional conditions there aro a
number of devices. There is, tor iu
stauce, a nest with a bottom of woven
Wire with a mesh big euougU to let nu
egg through. Tbe egg goes through the
thin layer of hav with which tho nest
is lined aud through tbe wido'finoshcd
bottom to fall safely in a bed of bay uu
derueatb.
Another device is automatic .utid set
in operatiou by tho chickeu iuvti when
it steps off the nest. Thus relieved of
tbe chicken's weight, tho nest tilts up
enough to roll tho egg off into a phice of
safety made for its reception.
inickeus uro common) v earned on
deep water ships ou long voyages to sup
ply egg flir the captain's table and ot-
casiouallv a fowl, thickens at set nre
more likely to eat their own eggs than
they areashrre. To prevent this among
the chickens carried ou his vessel tho
captaia of an American ship rigged a
contrivance tlun answered the purt oo
and was adapted to tho situation II
attached to the underside of the nest a
6hooto by which tho egg when laid was
carried safely down to n box below. -
New York Sou.
Notice is hereby given to tbo public
by the undersigned that I do nut allow
dead animals to be buried on my prem
lees, a: Koeeburc, Orcou, or garbage
dumped thereon or saud ur gravel taken
therefrom, uuloss tho party taking t.iti'l
or gravel first contract with mo for the
right to do so.
lresepasaera will Ik- proeecuted ac
cording to law. Aahon Hum:,
Koeeburg, Oregon, March 17th, liy.
C'aro Uro6. inform their patrons that
they are iu receipt again of (.'lark's puol
Cotton. Same old price.
Viavi, Viai.
Mrs. J. II. Sbupe is local representa
tive for tbe popular Viavi remedies.
Any one deairing any of .these lemedies
will please call on her at her bonne or ad
dress ber at Koeeburg, Oregun.
Now
I is the time to save money by buying
your goods at the Koeebuig iNoveity
Cash (store. In buying three pairs of
shoes you can cave enough to buy anoth
er pair. On clothing we can save yuii
from $2 to $4 oa a suit. Fall millinery,
cloaks and cat, all sold at closing uut
prices. Absolutely closing oul. Call
and be convinced.
Balm of Figs.
Any quo wishing to purchase "I3a!ui ot
rim can Uo so by calling on cr ad
dressing Mrs. Annie UtiKi.tv,
002 Cass St., Koeeburg, Or.
To the Public.
Oa and after this date, I w iuli it under
Blood that my terms for all undertaker's
goods are cash with tbe order. I find it
Impossible to do business on a credit
basis, and belive tbat I can do better by
my patron' and myself by selling strictly
for cash. P. Bk.nkdicjc, Undertaker.
Roseburu, Ore., April 12, 1895.
J n al I a" I.- I - a.'.
VI I
ECONOflY HARKRT
U. KOHUIA(ii;N, Proprietor,
i.K.!i.i:n is
frcU and Salted Meats,
I.KON hT., KOWKHI ll (!'..
m
as
J. F. BARKER & GO.
Want Your
EGGS
Ami
BUTTER.
H. C, STANTON
Baajtat relvd a
lok
DRY : GOODS
CONB1ST1KO Of
Ladies' )m tiools, Kibboss, Trimmla
Laces, Xtc, Ktc.
-ALSO A riNI STOCK UP-
hoots ,ni snoi:s
Of the bl qoallty aad Salah.
GROCERIES,
Wood, Willow and Olass Ware,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc.
aiao oa hand la tare quuititlu aaJ at rla to
auit th Unit. Alw a larf aloes of
Custom-Made Clothing
Fo- Choice
Call at Stanton's for "I.. P. M"
NOTICE.
I m: i d Mai i l.ou in n t.
Koootmrit 'rv"u. lNtembvr
, " luuu it aiav o.n'vni:
Noti' O i tivrvby nm'ii thai Ilia ll-'anl !
c!i,h1 LdiiU t,jiiu3;,iifr il t lie Malr of tire
mi ha" HUM In tins "!'.' a iit til lamln illu-
at'"l in ti,' Inw uMni !.!Uiu:
NW ' ..INK'.wSv ."J. h. as, It .. t.
mi'l tin ai.Ul fr aii l -.,-i'ttM tin Mine;
Ilia! :ht' ht i ti Hi' public fur lnit-t. u
ati'l a C"py llicpnf hy 'lfM-ni'tnc n b. 1 1 i -ion .
hie '-,n i ""t-'l in a touM'tiH iit place In thif
nilu ' f..r itio iniii.!i"ii n( ail pcroui lul'-rinlcj
h : i' I c h' i-ti!tlic t;incrKlly
U i.hu tlii" uct mm; ilay l"llow iui I tic date
: il.i- notice, prolcv." or i "Utr!a nk'alil-l alto
Mi i of the "aul t'oiv. ;i:itoin'r t" any trad or
it-l' ;.:"!! wlttiui any .,-ciuin or part nt ncc
.11. !c-' rileil in Hi, list, on the troini'l that
the ".inic i tiioM Yai'iaN'c for minaial llian lor
:tii uli-.irul nnM'!M , KI U- nvciwl aul
nol'-il lor report to t lit.- I'Ciiernl I aiul t'lticv at
a-iiuih-ton. L. C.
J. T. UKIIKiES,
I II. KDwllf, Rcgieu-r.
K'Cuer. dMlO
I'Mirn .: i ir. I. imi orrp s,
Uo- liuiv. (Jri Koii, JaiuiHtx '.i. ls'.'J.
lo it i. my i "Ucein
N '' ' i! I'efl.y Rivu t!ml the On u ,V Call
r:iiu Itai.r.. J Company ua ttlol in this olTice
l.-t i'( Inn I -.luaiej lu the to'ulnp tie
rii.fl U lo , nii'l hii ai'itltcd for a iafeiit for
si-1 l.inS; !i.t I lie lt l o-eli to Hie pulillc for
in-ptciion n : i . I ii copy thereof liy descriptive
win imoii." : . . i Ijeeu "alel 111 a ouDteulcnt
poii e ;u Ihis oitn o for the iDRpcetioii of all per
on- mi' I' -I' ii anl tne public f eiierally, to n it
li of bu.- line uitU H of Will, M. r.. dra-
11. l"ll!
. l ;. I , ::.
.- . ... M. ,
: , m: .. n
-. io. 11,1,
Iti. -.li the i
Kaiiicc I, ai! of eeIion ),
J. M au l f. an.) IlieS1,
Kf. 1; N', of .Nt1.,
nd lm 1, j, 3, 1, i",
an. I si 2 of s.v
i ' ' and
:. I.i, 1 1, l i. ! uu'l 17, ol See. ii.
. t ity ilays follottiiiu tlio date
f flu- i.oii, i
lroiesm or coiucota - a 1 1 1 M, the
tt'!,i '( tl"'
-i iti,.u ul:
r.'-. I In tl..-'
i ;'?ie '. ti. ':a
i n.aiiy to any traet or auulitiv
, -eeiioQ or part ol section
l -I. "U the ground that thu -ainr
'. lor mineral mail lor agrleult
i!ili Ije reeeivetl ami noted fur le
Hi pi.rp.
n
rnl IJtU'l 'nice at Wanhmgto
I. T
Keuinler.
II. UIXIiH,
Keeiver.
Notice For Publication
I'MHi. status Land Office,
i: -ourir, Ort'goii, Ix-e. lyjs.
No! . i.ereby Kiven that the IoIIowiiir
a ot 11 Iikj filed notice ol hla Intention
make 1. 1, a. tiroof in wupi'ort ol bin litlin , mid
i'. 'i.. I ,ni: n !i! lie inaed liufore the Kculmer
I Id-, r. l ulled Hlalea IjioiI oilne at
Iiov lj.it-- On lion, on January III. 1W, !
KUlNti I). I'UWKI.I..
n I.i- II i: S.i. T'l'i lor the Iota So. 1, 7 ami
- i. 1. .1 ii.. 1(. 7 weal. He name the
.wini.- ,'. ,!n.e to l.rove liliconliniloun re
leiiee ti; .in mil einiivuiion ol t,ai(i iait'i, vi.
k. ' it '..ii, oi .Millwood, urtRfin, (i i;. row
l.oi M,;; ..-i., Oreuoii, II. K. Kaler ol Kt-1
4i. Oi..- :i ti. W. liituiuitik. ol Koaekunt,
' ' J. T. BKIDOEf ,
Kegnter,
BOSWELL SPRINGS
On the 5. P. R.
Douglas County,
R.
Oregon
IIOTJCL constant
1' (jjien for recep
tion of guests.
Water cures Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia,
Kidney and vSkin
Diseases.
IJiiiortiumte.
Dr. Gfibbon
Thla old reliable and
tlio moat aiioci-Mluj
Hoeeialint in Han Kran-
clwto, alill nontliiiic. U
euro all sexual and
Seminal Diacaac. micb
a. (lonnorrhira. fllect
Stricture, 5yph Ilia in
all ita lorina, Blfcln 1)1
uuii, Ncrvoui llcbll
vwiAtiVr. ImpoUncy. btml.
i. . ' :y- ry. Ma. W.ulf Ml. Hllll 1
.wVK.iUl rianlluoo, mo i;oiimj-
oueiiee ol well ill. ii he aud excee iirodiinlliu Hi
ii 1 1 1 1' hviiihIiiiiih: hallow i oiulleliHliee. dark
.i!h nn. ler tlio eye. i.Hiil III tlie lii ad. rirjuing
in tie i !,, l,, ;o( eoiili'leiie... (lillelelieo In a
(hoik liii.d M runnel, ialillalioii ol I ho licart,
wink in n of I he limU and kaek, loud ol niunior
.iMi.. on thu Iiiee, coiiKlm, ruiihiiiiiptlon, clo,
I'K. llil)(jN Imii jiriu:tlcid In Han Kranolaco
'vi i Unity en r nu. I Ihnmi lroulili '1 uliould uot
lull I. i .,uii 1 1 Mm and reeelve llio l.ciirnt ol
lio, 'm ni kill mill experience. 'I lie doctor cure.
lo ii oil,er liul. 'irylilin. (,'nrea siiaranlenp.
I'ei-.i. cmtd at liome. CliarKei reaMiimljl.
niCjf vrilc.
k. lilliliON, t,ir, Kcarnr HI, Han Vim
eifceo, ( al
LlVEfD LET LIVE!
1'vtlt't I ho alxita motto t Mill allll ronlliuio In
nrvrr tor all artla itvalrlii at Ulation
an riislniMrr or anrrvtor. Mr i'liati n 111 l
raMMial'lr InikI iiiv woik liiaixntiiM. Am alu
a Nntarv Public. '
AiMrtoa nut al t)lrrvlanl, PoutiUi fit., Or.
Wll.l. I. lllvVIION,
O.R.dMCO.
liKI'AKT
tor
Kt Mall
i m.
Spokane
Mjer
r in.
S p.m.
Ti.vn sturiu i ns 1
1 roui foil land :
!iU lake, ivimr, ft. ,
AHKtVK
Kn.ni
Kaul
Mail
T Jo a. in
"orlli, tiiinli,Kiiii ,
t'lty, si loon,
t hlcagti and KaM
W alia alia, Spokane.
MHint'apoli,l I'anl
liiilillli, MllwauVee,
( lileaao and 1 n"l ,
IKran 5tranuh'ra
.Ml sallitm ilalcx oli-
Ji-rl to eliNiii;e.
For San 1-iriuic.i
.l.ll llec I, !, 1.1, l, :
To Alaska
sail Sept IT,
Spokane
Kler
in I . m.
I p. in.
? p in.
p. rn.
S
Y Sunday
,lurtlay
10 p.m.
Columbia Klver
Hlraimr.
To Aioria and x a;
4 p. m
E runday
IjtndlllK".
Vlllamtta KUtr. 4 .10 i. in
a m,
Ki.f inulay
? a in
Tuea. 1 loir,
and fat.
trefoil I lly, Nelent, Kx Sunday
1 salrin n liny luml K
Willamette anJ Yarn I a JO p in
mil Kitee.
Oiviroii t llv, l'nTton.
ami Way ludiiit
Willamette Rber.
I'ortland lo t'orvallla
and ay-ljtmllng
4nak KUtr.
Klparla It, lwiilon.
Moil ,We,l
and Ml.
A a m.
Tn Thur.
aud Fal.
4 :m p. m,
Tue l'hur.
and Sat.
Lt HI
art a
Iwltlon
Kaiiy,
Kallv
Ke.'pl
Kildov
Kiccpl
Parijp.fi
flay.
TV. II. lit Ml. II I MT,
tieneral l anjenfer Ajeni.
. M. M IS, Co,,
lurtlant, llrrgou,
I ltK PIRKl T Klll"l E Ti)
Montana, Utah,
Colorado and all
Eastern Points.
tiltet i hot eel two latonle Multl, Ma lh
t'NIl'N l Al'IHO Kat Mali Line, or Hie
KHX UAM'Il S-viiIc I. Int a.
I otk at the tlins-
l i days to Salt Lake
2'i days to Denver
iy d.iys to Chicago
days to New York
Free Mrcllnli.u Cliulr cum, l'i
tiolialercd Tourist Nlceplnir
turn, Itilltuaii lialMce ttleei-
nic lura operntrcl on Mil
t raliin.
l or Inrllu r Inloruia'li!1 arply In
V. 0IVAN5, Af., Koseburu.
Terry, W. H. Comaii,
Trav. l'au. Aal.
l.-l Third Si.. I .
I it 11. ,Ul
rllatid, oi
EAST AND SOUTH
- VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
or xuk
Southern Pacillc Co.
ipr.H tralua Uav. Piirtlaail dally,
South' I " " Nuiiii
6 oor. h. I I.y. j'ortlaiid '. " Ar. " 'J.JO a. i
3:00 I-. . I I.e. . KoM'bura - I.t I 1J .6 r. I
His. M. I Ar. Kan franelM'O I.e. mur.
Aboro train, .top at all wini'lral olniioiip
nviwctn Ionian. I ami ftaleiu, luruer, Marlon
JetTenon, Allianr, TanKi-nl, Hlieil.ln, llaiie
Hamtburi;, Juuellon city, Kiiaeiu . t oiuue
(rove. Drain, link. an. 1. and all alallou. (nun
Boat b lire to A.lilautl luclualvr.
Itoaeburg- .Mall-Daillr.
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Lv.
Ar.
I'ortiand
KoaeburK
Ar.
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Dinted VAHIf OIMilK 11(11 TI
Pullman DufTet Sleepers
ANU
SECOI-CI.AH Nl.i:KFI. l.AHH
AUacbt'l to all Ihrouifb Tralui.
West Side Division.
Ilelwecu Fortlaud aud Corrallla
Mall tralu dally (except Hun. tar).
7:30 a. M. I Lv.
11 A a. M. I Ar.
Portland
I'orvalli.
Ar. I
l.v. I
.' Vi r. u
1 A) r. m
At Albany and :orvallla connect with train.
01 Oregon Central & fcaUcru railroad.
xprcM tralu dally (except Kundayj.
i.tor. m.
7:lii r. M.
S 30 P. M.
Lv.
Ar.
l.r.
Portland .
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l.v.
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Direct conneetliiu at Han KranciiH O ttitli Oc
clilcutul and Oriental ami i'aeilie Mail me. in
ablp line, lor JAPAN AND CHINA, balling
naie. on application.
K. KOEHl.Ktt, C. II. MAHKIIAM.
Manager. li. K. tk Paw. Agent.
PORTLAND 'JKKUON.
Kate, and tickets to Piatcm iioluln and Kn
rni. Almi JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU and
A I HTK A 1.1 A. ( til bo obtained from I . H
.MOO HE, lickel Agent, or V. C. L'iNDoN, Koiu
urg.
WOODWARD
TliE
BUSTLED
ROJ5EBURG
Does Up
ALL COMPETITORS!
Wc r alwaya In the Lead, and mean to
keep there.
The Golden Uarve.t ii upon ui, and farm.
erg are amlllng became Woodward
looi to their Intereit.
Full Trimmed
TEAM HARNE88
Theae are all Leather and Warranted,
SADDLES
At Reduced Prloea,
Con. nit your jiune and ! cure and ie
Woodward before bnyiog.
V. WOODWARD
From A toZ the most complete stock of hardware.
If you ate interested iu Uarb Wire fencing bny the
WatikcKan." Uest and Cheapetit iu the Mar
ket. Churchill & Woolley.
his is the
to Buy
Groceries.
W m t afc a, i" ir'
j v. vv. KAKt2
KRUSE & SHAMBROOK,
i) km. ran in aij. kinds or
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FINE TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY.
ALSO A ri'LI. LINK Of
TOBACCO & OIOARS.
on r. i n A l HIAI.. One Ioor Koatb ol Y. O.
IKIi: III IJVI.lt V. M (INI llt'RM, ORP.OON,
Real Estate Bought and Sold
Parms, large and small, to Rent.
AN l) IMMKD1ATK rOSPKKlON OIVEN.
Stuck Raugcs, Timber Lands and Mining Properties,
Prune ami Hop Lauds of best quality, in choice locations,
in quantities, to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices and easy terms. Inquire of
ID. S- K. BXJIOK,
ft
at-4. aaia(,lai
New
o
Tongues ami Sounds,
Spiced Hcrriug,
Whole Codfish,
Salmon Hellics and
ononnono
i
WYLIE PILKINCTON,
;uccvwor to 0. W. NOAH,)
General Blacksmithing
Jm m IIU UHKII IIOKIWU.
TROTTINa AND RUNNINO PLATE3 A SPECIALTY,
KKl'AIKl.NU OK ALL K1NDH PROMPTLY DON I.
Hliup ou Corner WaauluRtou aad Kane Btm., Meacbarir
R M. Bearded-
309 Jackson Street
lias added to his stock of Hardware, a fine Hue of
Coffee, Tea, Making Powder aud all kind of Spices, t?ocoa
aud Chocolate, Tobacco aud Oigars; Suftr and Salt. New
ioods, New Prices.
Place
A full aud complete assortment
of all goods usually kept in a first
class grocery.
lCverythiug offered for sale is fresh;
aud sold at very reasonable prices.
We have a very chaice stk of
canned goods, including loth fruits
aud vegetables, to which we invite
your special attention.
Our Hue of Olives, Gherkins, Pick
ets, Sauces, etc., is also complete.
Wc carry the largest stock of to
baccos iu Southern Oregon.
r r. "l
tu,, uroeers. j
Arrivals.
Pickled Salmon,
Piclcled Herring,
Smoked Herring,
Maclteral, at
.MRS. N. BOYD.